1945

Writing from San Diego, Dave Joslyn offers the following: "Enjoying California sunshine, my pool, trailer, and all the golf courses. Back to Vermont last three summers with trailer - Montpelier and Stowe. Never work in summer anymore - ah, those lucky teachers. Teaching U.S. history and American government at a San Diego high school (Clairemont) and U.S. history at Grossmont College. Hope to have trailer back for the 25th and invite everyone (especially 1941-42 Crosby residents and Gamma Delta Chi) in for a long, tall, cold one."

Howard Brundage has been elected to the new position of Executive Vice President -Finance of the J. Walter Thompson Company in New York City. He had been Vice President-Finance since 1962 and his new title more properly reflects the scope of his worldwide fiscal-responsibility. Before joining I. Walter Thompson, he was a partner of J. H. Whitney & Co., where he served for ten years in various management capacities for several companies with which Whitney was financially associated.

Bob Joy, with a home address of Danbury, Conn., where he stays busy with the practice of pediatrics, tells of wife Nancy planning to teach high school English after graduating this year from West Connecticut State College with her B.S. Bob and Nancy have three children ages eleven to nineteen.

Bob Katherman checks in from Sioux City, lowa, with: "Presently employed by Johnson Biscuit Co. as president and general manager. Two boys ages seventeen and fifteen - older graduates from high school in June. Growing old, bald, and fat as gracefully as possible."

Evan Connell's latest novel "Mr. Bridge" CAP its appearance on the bookstore has, c And in another aspect of writing, pick' Fuller is the new class newsletter editor.

'"vnmed coach of the year by the American Coaches Association was Charlie whose first season at the University of New Hampshire was a successful one as his team compiled a 22-6-1 record. Previously he was assistant athletic director and varsity hockey coach at Colby College He had earlier coached hockey teams at Cranbrook School in Michigan, the high sChool in hifhometown of Melrose, Mass., and Northwood School in New York In It was a member of the U.S. hockey team that played in the world championship in Stockholm, Sweden.

Finishing his first year back m the academic world as assistant professor of engineering administration in Bradley University's School of Engineering, Art. Pounds writes "This first year teaching bit is streuous 16-20 hours a day are the rule for the old gent in order to stay alive in class! Rradlev is extremely conservative — we've had no problems with long hair confrontations and power moves by various minority aroups. Problems yes, but so far its under control. I'm excited as ever with the possibilities for this program — industry and the university cooperating to solve real live problems with seasoned graduate students. Art goes on to say that what started out as a shopping trip for Jean has resulted in her starting a second career also. "She's having a ball as a designer/decorator with pretty much freedom in her comings and goings."

Ed Bergethon has a new three-part title: executive vice president of Hartford-Universal Company, manufacturers of precision balls at plants in Rocky Hill, Conn., and Roanoke, Va. He is also vice president and general manager of Hartford Precision Products Company, manufacturers of bearing retainers, washers, stampings, and ordnance products in Rocky Hill. And finally, he is managing director of Kerry Precision Ball Company in Tralee, Ireland. In spite of these widespread responsibilities, he intends to keep his home in West Simsbury, Conn.

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