1949

Zandy Taft is rarely absent from these columns for long, since he is of that public figure breed that joins, serves, joins and serves, raises money, people, money, people. Glom this listing which appeared recently in Zandy's hometown (Greenville, N. H.) daily blatter. Chief executive of Greenville Electric Lighting Co. and of New Hampshire Electric Equipment Co.; member Souhegan Lodge F. & A.M.; President of Greenville Red Cross; President Souhegan Valley Chapter of American Red Cross; President of the Greenville Playground Association; member of Greenville Sportsmens Club; President of the Greenville Business and Civic Club; Finance Officer of the New Ipswich Cooperative Kindergarten; Chairman of the fund drive for the Monadnock Community Hospital; Chairman of a fund drive for the Greenville Federated Church; Executive Council member of the same church; representative to the Interchurch Council; Director of the Wilton National Bank; owner and manager of the Greenville Pharmacy; Chairman of the Greenville School Board; Executive Board member, New Hampshire School Board Association; Representative for Greenville in the New Hampshire House of Representatives (where he was a member of the Appropriations Committee, the Committee on the Capitol Budget, the Committee on Executive Departments and Administration and the Committee on Claims); member of Hillsboro County Executive Board; ViceChairman of the Hillsboro County Republican Committee. In case any of you were feeling Energetic, Responsible, Dynamic, Involved, tot up your record beside the above. If it is one tenth as long, send it to me right away.

John Harder has been appointed agency director for Western Travelers Life of Los Angeles. A competitor in the insurance game since Hanover days, John was, previous to this move, western zone supervisor for eleven western states for Provident Life and Accident Co.

Jim Zafris is one of that lost generation, the group of '49s who competed in the last election (in Jim's case Congress, Haverhill, Mass.) and didn't let us know who won. Jim is a branch officer of the First National Bank of Boston.

Nathan Gottschalk is always up to something. The latest has him guiding the Amherst Community Opera Company in its presentation of Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte." Our man waves his baton all over the place, including Hanover, where he comes up to conduct and lecture. He is director of the Pioneer Valley Symphony and Chorus in Greenfield, Mass., dean of faculty at Hartt College in Hartford, assistant to the director of the Hartt Symphony Orchestra (which he led in a recent concert in Hartford), and a teacher of advanced violin students.

Tom Huggins of Keene, N. H., is shown at the top of Moosilauke with his family, Libbet, Posie, Ginnie and Peter, and their adopted family member, Satinder Singh, a Sikh from India up in the Himalayas, who was associated with Tom at the Markem Machine Co. The climbers spent the night in the Winter Cabin.

Mike McGean '49, Associate Secretaryof the College, gets a surprise birthdaycake at the fall meeting of the club officers. Also shown are his boss, Sidney C.Hayward '26, and some of the Injunaireswho sang the appropriate song to Mike.

Secretary, Dept. 90 Eastman Kodak Co. A & OD 400 Plymouth Ave. N Rochester 4, N. Y.

Treasurer, 182 Main St., Wenham, Mass.