1956
Bob R. Faulkner and Pamela Crossley were married in Binghamton, N. Y., on February 8. Pam grew up in Binghamton and graduated from Skidmore in 1960. After taking a trip to Antigua, West Indies, Bob and Pam have settled at 1041 Brush Hill Rd., Milton, Mass. Judy Ellen Piper of Larchmont, N. Y., became Mrs. Chet Zinn on February 2. Russ Brace was best man. Judy and Chet are living in Milwaukee.
Dick and Joan Jankell added a son to the family. Peter Jay was born on February 7; Alice is nearly three years old. They are living at 2075 St. Raymond Ave., New York City. Bill and Joan Faunce had their first child, a son, born August 18. Bill is assistant principal of Atlantic City High School and is working toward his master's degree in educational administration at Temple. Bill and Joan are living in Ventnor City, N. J. Dick and Georgia Whitney and family of three sons have moved to Aiken, S. C. (Son #3 was born New Year's Day.)
Brad Leonard is with NASA in Washington. Berit and Brad have a second son as of December 18. They are living at 2548 Naylor Rd. SE, Washington, D. C. Jim and Margaret Loghry are in Tucson. Jim is working toward a master's degree in geology at the University of Arizona, while Margaret teaches English at Tucson High School. Jim plans to work summers in Arizona mining exploration or mapping and hopes to complete his study program in two years. RoyRaja starts at Harvard Business School in September.
Dick Marsh is with H. P. Hood and Sons as sales manager for the Boston-South region, working out of Providence, R. I. Dick and Phyllis have two daughters and are living in Cranston. Also in Providence is Phil Langtry, branch sales manager for Pittsburgh Plate Glass. Phil and Ann and daughter recently moved to Providence from Springfield, Ill. Bill Skiff continues with Humble Oil. Bill, Ann, and their two children have moved from Cape Cod to South Easton, Mass.
Dick and Judy Benoit and son are living in Woodbury, N. J. Dick has completed a tour of duty in the Marine Corps and is beginning his residency at the Philadelphia Naval Hospital along with Ray Austin, who is a Navy Doctor, Lieutenant, at the same hospital. Ray and Lorraine have a daughter Debra and are living in Woodbury, N. J. Vince and Rochelle Felitti are in Arkansas; Vince is a surgeon at the Army Chemical and Biological Arsenal at Pine Bluff. Johnand Mary Parke and their two children are living on Victoria Lane in Cincinnati.
Mike Grunebaum, with the foreign department of the New York Hanseatic Corporation, had a two-year tour in Europe. Now he and Marge and daughter Lauren are on their way to Bogota, Colombia, for six months. The Dartmouth carried this report on Dan Daniels in the February 7 issue:
A Choate Scholar and member of Palaeopitus at Dartmouth, Belden was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was awarded the Woodbury Law Scholarship. Specializing in International Legal Studies at Harvard Law School, he received his LL.B. in 1959. That same year the University of Pennsylvania awarded him a Penneld Scholarship and the U.S. Government granted him a Fulbright for study and research in India and Southeast Asia.
Today, Belden is an International Officer with The First National Bank of Boston. A member of the corps of traveling officers, he is fast becoming an authority on economic and political developments in the Mid-East and Asia. His frequent person-to-person contacts overseas with government officials, banks and commercial enterprises provide opportunities to extend credit, gather marketing data and investigate new areas of growth for the Bank's domestic customers.
Dan and his wife Pamela are living at 152A Mt. Vernon St. in Boston.
A few months ago Don Purple opened up a law office in Painted Post, N. Y. Don has now been appointed first assistant to the Steuben County district attorney. Roil MacKenzie has been picked as number one man of Burlington, Mass. Ron served as chairman of the Initiative Petition drive circulating a petition throughout the state which will work to strip the statutory powers of appointment approval from the executive council and strengthen the position of the governor. Ron's main work is to sell insurance for John Hancock Life, which he is doino in a big way. He also finds time to continue with his hockey coaching at Winchester High and a few other community activities Ron and Janet have two children.
Ab Oakes has been coaching the Green hockey team to a fine season, in the absence of Eddie Jeremiah, U.S. Olympic hockey coach. Congratulations, Ab, to you and your team on winning the Ivy League championship.
Ted Weymouth is with Arthur Andersen & Co. in Brussels. Leeb Libo has moved to San Carlos, Calif., to take the position of cost analyst for Eitel-McCullough Inc., electrical firm. Harvey and Sabra Hambleton are living in East Aurora, N. Y. Harvey is with the Soil Conservation Service of the Department of Agriculture. Walt and Maureen Granville-Smith have moved to Brooklyn, N. Y. Reinaldo Demori is in industrial relations with Creole Petroleum Corporation in Venezuela. Mickie and BarbaraBloomfield and their three sons are living in Shaker Heights. Herb West is with the English Department of V.P.I, in Blacksburg Va. Gerry and Barbara McNabb have a son and a daughter and are living in Asheville, N. C. Gerry is with Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation. Lawyer Carl Hirsch is living at 518 Park Drive in Boston. Kit andDebbie Marshall and son Mark have moved to Manassas, Va., after living in Juneau, Alaska. Tobie and Nancy Julian have moved from Portland, Me., to Topsfield, Mass. Their family is growing up fast with Lynne 9, Elizabeth 7, Karen 5, and Kristin 4. Tobey is with New England Tel. & Tel. in Boston. Paul Keith is a doctor at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio. Paul and Anna have two sons. Al and NancySklar have moved to Mt. Kisko, N. Y.Walker Peterson is living at 422 Raymond St., in Santa Monica, Calif. He and Joan have a son and three daughters. Howie andNan Green are living on the Lyme Road in Hanover. They have two children; Howie is a doctor.
Over 8000 children turned out for JimBreeden's Boston Freedom Schools on Feb. 26. I taught a class of fifth graders at St. John's Episcopal Church in Roxbury. Students came from the suburbs by buses as well as from the heart of Boston and Roxbury. We taught children about the meaning of freedom and told them of important negroes in American history. The day closed with songs and a prayer, after which every child in the thirty-seven special schools received a diploma carrying the signatures of Jim Breeden and Noel Day '54.
Secretary, 2 Andover Hall Harvard Divinity School Cambridge, Mass.
Class Agent, 19 Norman Rd., Upper Montclair, N. J.
