1956
To be sure that 1963 gets off to a good start, Russ Brace has called a Class Meeting in New York City, January 12, 9:30 A.M. in Room 102 of the Commodore Hotel. Class gatherings, communications, finances, and plans for Ahmed Osman are on the agenda, also a proposal for a class directory. If you can possibly make it, you are encouraged to attend.
Bud Rosenthal and Sheila Grace were married September 22 in Asbury Park, N. J. Sheila graduated from Marymount Junior College and attended Katharine Gibbs School in New York. Bud and Sheila are back from a wedding trip to Barbados, W. I., and Puerto Rico, and are living in New York, where Bud is working for I.B.M. Russ Smith was married October 13 to Nancy Elizabeth Ross of Hackensack, N. J., and a graduate of University of Rhode Island. Nancy and Russ went to Bermuda for their wedding trip and are living in Mount Lebanon, Pa. Russ is with the Mellon National Bank in Pittsburgh. Frank Terhune was best man. Frank sells surgical instruments and hospital supplies covering sections of Ohio and Pennsylvania for V. Mueller & Co. and lives in Painesville, Ohio.
Dick Michelson is vice president of Continental Mfg. Co. in Oskaloosa, lowa. MarcRubenstein with an M.D. from Wayne University is a doctor at the Veterans Hospital in West Haven, Conn. Bob and Yvonne Hall have moved from Oklahoma City to lenkintown, Pa. Still in TV, Bob is now a newsreel cameraman for NBC in Philadelphia. BillMalcolm continues his studies at Temple University Medical School. Mary Ann and Bill have an apartment in Philadelphia. TedSheridan completed Harvard Business School and has taken a job with W. R. Grace in New York. Ted is living in the city (108 35th Street) but has been seen waxing his skis in preparation for winter trips north. Russ and Florence Mead have left Woodstock Country Day School, Vermont, after several years there and are living in Harvard, Mass. Russ's new position is in the English department at Concord Academy. Win Bridge is out of the Navy after service in jet flying, instruction, and helicopters and is studying law at Suffolk University. Win and Cynthia and family have moved from Warwick, R. I., to Cohasset, Mass. SkeetDill has moved from Anaheim, Calif., to San Francisco to take a position there with Prince Matchabelli, Inc.
Fred Lowry received an award from the World Council of Churches to attend the Graduate School of Ecumenical Studies at Celigny, Switzerland, near Geneva. The school is sponsored by the Council and the University of Geneva with most of the world's denominations participating. Fred is on leave from the Congregational Church in Orient, Long Island, and returns there March 1. Tom and Betsy Davis continue at Chapel Hill where Tom serves as chaplain at the University YMCA and has been guest preacher in the town churches. CharleyMorrissey has concluded his studies in Berkeley and has taken the position of Historian in the Harry Truman Library in Independence, Mo., where he and Brenda are now living. Roge Emerson left his teaching position at Minnesota to complete work on his Ph.D., which he received from Brandeis University last June. Roge now holds a position as instructor of humanities at M.I.T.
Ken and Pat Geary have moved to Dumont, N. J. Ken is a registered accountant for Francis I. duPont & Co., 1 Wall Street. Glenn Gardner continues his medical work in Kansas City. Ron and Martha Mullen and two daughters have a house in Vienna, Va. Ron is in the Washington sales office of IBM. Paul and Sue Withington have moved from New Jersey to Clarendon Hiils, Ill., as Paul was transferred by the Wall Street Journal to its Chicago Office. Gill and KayLivingston and family have moved from Honolulu to Pascagoula, Miss. Gill is a Lieutenant in submarine service assigned to the USS Barb at Pasadena, Miss. BobHeller has left the TV station in Richmond, Va., for a publishing and advertising business in West Newton, Mass. Bob and Phyllis are living on Derby Street in West Newton. Jack and Nancy Welborn have two children and are living in North Miami, Fla. Jack passed the Florida bar exam last spring and is with a law firm in No. Miami. Herb Dahl is an accountant in Sacramento, Calif.
Tom Kuhns is out of the Marines and back at Bellevue Hospital in New York in the department of ophthalmology. Bill Benson looks after sprains and breaks for the troops at Fort Dix on a two-year tour with the Army as a Captain. Steve Farmer is serving in the Navy Medical Service at the dispensary in San Francisco. Steve and Maxine are living in Oakland. (Some guys get all the breaks!) Walt Hoshal is living in Levittown, N. J. Bob Kaiman has been transferred by System Development Corp. from Santa Monica to Fort Lawton, Wash., where he carries the title of Human Factors Specialist. After four years at the Brunswick, Me., Naval Station, Dick and Marilyn Wallace took a summer vacation trip to Iceland and are now in Washington, D. C., with three (or is it four?) children. Dick has been flying prop-jet patrol planes and is now assigned to the Naval Intelligence School at Anacostia. Len Neely has his business degree from Stanford and is in the G.E. manufacturing training program. Len and Sherry are living in Milwaukee.
Three out of six Stigums, Ahmed Osman, and I had Thanksgiving dinner together in Wellesley. Rain caused us to replace afterdinner touch football with ping-pong. Ahmed and I were visiting Paul Revere's home and climbing Bunker Hill Monument while Dartmouth was winning at Princeton. Happy New Year!
Secretary, 2 Andover Hall Harvard Divinity School Cambridge, Mass.
Treasurer, 70 Princeton St. Garden City South, L. I., N. Y.
