Alumni Articles
J. Almus Russell '20 has written "Found: Site of the First Starch Mill," in Yankee, October 1969, and "The Magic of Witch Hazel," in Yankee, November 1969.
Herbert F. West '22 reminisced about book purchasing in London in an article entitled "Sunny Intervals," in American BookCollecting, Summer.
Laurence C. Smith '26 is the author of the booklet, "Who Profits Most by the U.S. Election Racket?" published by the United States Constitution Council, Santa Monica, Calif.
Roger H. Burrill '31 described "Volunteer-Powered Recreation for Geriatric Patients" in Mental Hygiene, July 1969.
James B. Thompson Jr. '42, Professor of Mineralogy, Harvard University, is the author of "Chemical Reactions in Crystals," in The American Mineralogist, March-April 1969; and the co-author of "Mixing Properties of Sanidine Crystalline Solutions: III. Calculations Based on Two-Phase Data," in The American Mineralogist, May-June 1969.
Daniel O'Connor '43 wrote the book and lyrics for a one-act musical play, The AmenCorner, produced in Washington, D. C., by the Back Alley Theatre. He also is the author of "Harlem's Addicts Center" in Rehabilitation Record, September-October 1969, and "A Happening, Not a Conference" in Journal of Rehabilitation, September-October 1969.
Lan Macartney '48, of Amoco Europe Inc., discussed "Production of North Sea Gas from the Leman Bank Field to Bacton" in Communication' 793 of the Institution of Gas Engineers, London, England.
J. Peter Johnson Jr. '50, Associate Professor of Geography, Carleton University, discussed the "Late Glacial Origin of the Sandbanks. Webb Bay, Labrador" in the CanadianGeographer, Vol. 13, No. 2, 1969.
Bruce Bryant '51 is the author of "Geologic Map of the Maroon Bells Quadrangle, Pitkin and Gunnison Counties, Colorado," published by the U.S. Geological Survey; and a co-author of "Potassium-Argon Ages Bearing on the Igneous and Tectonic History of the Elk Mountains and Vicinity, Colorado: A Preliminary Report" in GeologicalSociety of America Bulletin, September 1969.
Michael S. Zarin '53, chief of the finance division in the law department of the Port of New York Authority, explained "The Meaning of H.R. 13270" in InvestmentDealers' Digest, September 16, 1969.
David Rafael Wang '55, Occidental College, wrote two poems, "The Stake" and "The Truce," published in Trace, No. 1, 1968; and translated two poems, "From TheLegend of Saveasi'uleo" and "Funeral Eva," published in Technicians of the Sacred, Doubleday & Co., 1968.
David S. Harwood '58 is the co-author of "Variations in the Delta-Index of Cordierite Around the Cupsuptic Pluton, West Central Maine" in the American Mineralogist, Vol. 54.
S. Van Gilbert '58, research scientist with Lavino, Division of International Minerals & Chemical Corp., Norristown, Pa., reviewed "Methods for Evaluating Basic Refractories in Glass Tank Regenerators" in American Ceramic Society Bulletin, Vol. 48, No. 7.
Robert A. Jervis '60, Professor of Biology at Goddard College, has written "Primary Production in the Freshwater Marsh Ecosystem of Troy Meadows, New Jersey," in the Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club, March-April 1969, and "Additions to the Flora of Washington County (Va.) and Southwestern Virginia," in Castanea, the Journal of the Southern Appalachian Botanical Club, June 1969.
C. W. Naeser '62, at the Astrogeologic Studies Branch of the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, Calif., wrote "Etching Fission Tracks in Zircons" in Science, July 25, 1969.
Peter L. Ward '65, at the Lamont-Doherty Geological Observatory, Columbia University, is co-author of "Microearthquakes in the Rift Valley of Kenya" in Geological Society of America Bulletin, October 1969.
Peter A. Christopher MA'68, Department of Geology, University of British Columbia, discussed "Fission Track Ages of Younger Intrusions in Southern Maine," in the Geological Society of America Bulletin, September 1969.
