A Wah Hoo Wah for –
RALPH B. WELSH '19, elected Chairman of the Board of Morris County (N. J.) Savings Bank.
TRACY HIGGINS '21, elected Chairman of the Board of Higgins Ink Co.
WILBUR w. BULLEN '22, elected a Trustee of Kimball Union Academy.
c. LANE GOSS '25, elected Chairman of the Board of Worcester County (Mass.) Institution for Savings.
HERBERT F. DARLING '26, chosen by the Evening News as one of Buffalo's ten outstanding citizens of 1962.
HARRY B. CUMMINGS '27, " elected Chairman of the Board of the Federal Reserve Bank of Baltimore.
MORRIS J. HARTMAN '29, elected Senior Vice President of Central National Bank of Cleveland.
HAROLD H. LEICH '29, recipient of the Commissioner's Award, highest honor for a career employee of the U. S. Civil Service Commission.
CARL E. MCGOWAN '32, named by President Kennedy to be Judge of the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
F. ARTHUR MAYES '32, elected President of the American Foreign Insurance Association.
GEORGE M. RIDEOUT '33, elected President of Babson Reports.
F. FULLER RIPLEY '33, elected President of Troy Mills, Inc., Troy, N. H.
HENRY P. SMITH III '33, named by Governor Rockefeller of New York to be Niagara County Judge, Surrogate, and Family Court Judge.
GEORGE T. CONKLIN JR. '36, elected President of the American Finance Association.
MACK BURKE '37, named General Manager of Time-Life Internacional de Mexico.
SIDNEY LANSBURGH JR. '37, elected President of Sinai Hospital, Baltimore.
JOHN c. MEYER '41, nominated by President Kennedy for promotion from Brigadier General to Major General in the U. S. Air Force.
JAMES H. INGERSOLL '42, named by President Kennedy to be U. S. Minister to the Philippines.
GEORGE H. BARLOW '43, named by Governor Hughes of New Jersey to be Judge of Mercer County Court.
PAUL L. PARKER '43, named General Manager of the International Division of General Mills, Inc.
MERYLL M. FROST '44, recipient of the Most Courageous Athlete Award from the Philadelphia Sportswriters Association.
L. COLEMAN DORSEY '52, Chairman of the Delaware Advisory Council of the U. S. Civil Rights Association, named Wilmington's "Young Man of the Year" by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
