1958
There seems to be somewhat of a lull now before the arrival of spring, and with it a scarcity of engagement and wedding announcements, as well as newsy letters. However, Ron Zwart's engagement announcement did get through to me at last. His marriage to Ranate Verena Hasenfuss is planned for this summer, and at the time of the announcement, Ron was serving aboard the U.S.S. Soley (DD707) as operations officer.
The announcement was also made of the marriage of Edward E. Burns Jr. to Elizabeth Ann Brummer on February 9 in Larchmont, N.Y. Robert Lamont Harrison was wed to Dorothy Hope Gulbenkian of Plainfield, N.J., in January. Bob is a lawyer with New York Attorney General Louis Lefkowitz in Albany. Harold S. Knapp Jr. married Miss Carol Louise Stark on December 29, 1962. He is teaching in the Westwood High School, Westwood, N.J., and they will live in Leonia, N.J.
From San Francisco comes news that Dick Shanaman has joined the Bank of California as assistant vice president, where he will be attached to the business development section. Dick lives in nearby Menlo Park. Frank Gado has been named an instructor of English at Union College in Schenectady, N.Y. In Roxbury, Mass. Rev. CarlMcCall has been elected chairman of a civic committee to combat crime in that city. Carl is director of the Blue Hill Protestant Center in Roxbury, and as head of this new committee will work with the police on civic complaints and police matters in general.
A letter from Hal Douglas reports that his family is growing all the time. Their second child James Robert was born in September, 1962, and Hal says both Jim and Lynn are taking after their father. Hal is with Aetna Insurance Company, in the casualty insurance department, and he and Ginny live in Moline, Ill., "crossroads of the Midwest."
And now on to more Spot News From Around the Country - only this time we should say Around the World, as I find many of our Class are in foreign ports.
FOREIGN LANDS: Stephen G. Don Jr. is a trainee with Muller & Phipps (China) Ltd. in Hong Kong; while also in the Far East is Seiko Enbutsu who is a project engineer in the passenger car division of Shin Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. in Nagoya, Japan. Daniel W. Latimore Jr. is with CARE in Saigon, Vietnam.
In Seine-et-Oise, France we find ReginaldBartholomew, and in Yorkshire, England, Rev. Preston T. Kelsey is an Episcopal priest on assignment to the Church of England.
Somewhat closer to home, at least in this hemisphere, is Ernest H. S. Holm, who is vice consul and secretary in the diplomatic service in Veracruz, Mexico. James C. Bryant Jr. is assistant cultural affairs officer in the U.S. Information Agency of the U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires, Argentina; while Charles B. Henderson II is in Caguas, Puerto Rico. Also in Puerto Rico, this time in Santurce, is Tomislav Munetic, who is Librarian I, in the General Library of the University of Puerto Rico.
EAST COAST: Dr. D. Martin Carter is assistant resident in internal medicine at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, N.Y.; and I see where Harry Dodds is back home from Nigeria and living in New York City now.
Moving southward, we find Joseph M. Hayse Jr. at Kentucky Wesleyan College, and living in Owensboro; while John E. Utgaard is a research associate at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C., and living in Arlington, Va. Also in Washington are Lt. Peter B. Dodge in the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations at the Pentagon; John P. McMillin who is working for the Department of State; and Richard B. Wolf, who is an attorney with the National Labor Relations Board.
Even farther south, we are told that Stephan R. Rheingold is an intern at the Georgia Baptist Hospital in Atlanta, Ga., and Arnold Tenebaum is with Chatham Steel Corp., in Savannah. In Sunny Florida, MarkSquires is with the sales department of Radio Station WLBE in Leesburg, while living in Eustis; and Wayne L. Hamilton is a research assistant at the University of Miami School of Engineering in Coral Gables.
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