1963

Who is our closest man to the White House? With an address of 1700 Pennsylvania Avenue, Bill Gifford appears good for the prize. Bill recently became a partner in the firm of Ivins, Phillips and Barker, proximate to power at the above location.

Other elevations to report: Jim Page will succeed Al Merrill next year as head ski coach at the College. Jim was NCAA Skimeister three times and currently coaches the Nordic team at Holderness.

You may cease speculating. Alan Davies has been elected president of the New York chapter of the Institute of Real Estate Management. Al is secretary-treasurer of J. Clarence Davies, Inc., is a certified property manager, and a member of the faculty at N. Y. University's Real Estate Institute.

"Records were made to be broken"—Heard uttered by Steve Spahn, whose career basketball scoring record was snapped early this season by Paul Erland ’72.

National Newark & Essex Bank has named Ted Morehouse director of marketing. He will also be responsible for corporate level marketing programs for Midlantic Banks, Inc., New Jersey's first registered bank holding com- pany. Formerly, Ted was marketing planning manager for Chemical Bank, New York City, and an account executive with Benton & Bowles, Inc. He and wife Sandra are the parents of Kristin and Trina, and live at 421 East 82nd St., NYC.

Dr. Jay Shumaker reports having been on the wrong side of the bed recently. More accurately, he was in bed, with an unnamed malady. Jay presently is rallying, recuperating and completing a fellowship in gastroenterology in Boston. Spectators include wife and year-and-a-half old son.

Johannes Trapp is enjoying his customary ups and downs across Vermont's wintry countryside. His four-year-old cross country equipment business meanwhile is enjoying only "ups"—about a 100 percent yearly increase. Johannes was featured in the January 14 issue of Life in an article on "The Family Sport."

Parkinson's Law of Bachelorhood has been startingly reversed by Maureen Anne Hurley, whose evidently intense studies on the subject left Roger Parkinson no alternative but to invalidate his law and engage Miss Hurley. A March wedding was planned for Roger and the graduate of Emmanuel College.

Bill Bottger would enjoy hearing from classmates in the Los Angeles area. Bill, wife Shirley and son Carl are expecting an April addition to the family. Bill is practicing law now and can be found in LA at 168 South Detroit St.

Chuck Pfeiffer, who graduated from West Point and ultimately landed in Vietnam, reportedly is engaged, living in New York City, and working for Columbia Pictures. His souvenirs from the war zone include a silver and a bronze star.

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