1962

For those of you who are sitting on the edge of your seats awaiting the outcome, light up a cigar on me and welcome young Matthew William to the world. It's a bit early but the newest deduction looks like a natural for the zig-zag drill. Sue is fine and the twins are busy trying to figure out who the stranger is.

Wichita, Kan., is getting prepared to greet Doctor Lowell Wilder this summer, Lowell is completing a tour at the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital in New York where he is a Heed Fellow in Ophthalmic Plastic ana Reconstructive Surgery. Lowell informs me that he, Marcia, Brad, Pam, and Doug will be migrating west as he starts his practice.

Gentlemen, age is most definitely creeping up on us. Tom Laris has officially retired. Marcia sent on a pleasant note from Schenectady, N. Y., where Tom headquarters while a traveling auditor with General Electric. The family was together in Mexico ico City to watch "old" Tom compete in the 10,000 meter run at the Olympic Games. I know I was excited and thrilled watching the race and can imagine what a marvelous experience it was for the Larises. Helping Dad adjust to the rigors of retirement is 12-month-old Michael. Any of you m the Schenectady area drop in at 2320 Sheridan Ave and help welcome the Larises back East.

Tim Murar has just been elected el presidente and chief executive officer of Rancho California, an 87,500-acre country community located 80 miles southeast of Los Angeles. In his new post, he will have total responsibility for company operations from planning through implementation, including marketing, finance, and general operations. He has been with Rancho California since 1964 and before that was an in-charge accountant with Price Waterhouse in Los Angeles.

As if an active law practice is not enough to keep him busy, Paul Tsongas is a featured lecturer at Greenfield Community College in Massachusetts. Paul is instructing a class concerning police community relations. Paul is also a member of Gov. Sargent's Committee on Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice. Paul picked up his law degree at Yale and also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia and was a Peace Corps Field Training Coordinator in the West Indies.

Another proud new papa is Larry Jaynes who greeted daughter Wendy Leigh. Wendy joins daughter Cindy to help out-female Pop 3-1. Larry is a buyer for J. C. Penney in New York.

Working many late hours these days is Sid Trapp who is senior law clerk in the Sirhan trial. Sid graduated from Syracuse University College of Law in 1968 following three years in the Marine Corps. Sid moved the family (wife, two daughters, and one son) out West in June of '68, and in August was assigned to the Sirhan case by the Los Angeles District Attorney.

Thanks to Emmy, Dave Walsh gets his name in print again. Emmy says Dave just celebrated a birthday with a party attended by Bob Shirley '63, Carl Funke, Al Huck,Jim Murar (mentioned elsewhere in this column), and Bill Wellstead '63. Joe Sackett could not make it, but he is a bit closer having landed in Georgia following his tour in Viet Nam. Dave and Emmy considered driving back east this summer with young Dave and Alex,, but the boys made the trip seem a bit long. Thanks for the note Emmy, but where were the cookies?

Bob Van Dam has asked that we get ready for the Alumni Fund Drive early this year. So let's all help Bob out and pitch in to guarantee a fine showing.

Time to warm up the bottle, and catch the late late show with Matthew.

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