1960
I am in the midst of my annual spring cleaning program and have uncovered several old items that have somehow escaped attention for more months than I care to admit. At the risk of leaving myself with nothing to say in next month's final column before the summer vacation, I bravely offer the following for your reading pleasure.
Dr. Franklin X. Loeb has been on the staff at the Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans as a pediatrician for the past two years. Pat Morris is attending the Air Command Staff College at Maxwell AFB in Alabama and is working on an MBA at Auburn at the same time. Pat also reports that he and his wife expected their first child in April.
Les Mc Cracken is still with Wyco Computer Services, a subsidiary of the Wyatt Co., as the only actuary in the computer division. As a sideline, Les raises St. Bernards and has begun to show them. His best show dogs are D'aosta Maximilian v Tertius, better known as "Max", and Kevina Papillon d' Rudigore. Sounds more like an Austrian prince and a Russian ballerina with a French inclination.
Jim Leavitt is attending the electronics communications course at Fort Monmouth, N.J., and is working on an MBA from the New York Institute of Technology. Craig Jameson reports the birth of his first child Jennifer last August and tells us that he participated in the delivery room proceedings. The new arrival will be able to list at least six relatives who went to Dartmouth on her application. Besides her father, uncle, great-uncle, and first cousin, there is her maternal grandfather, Doug Craig '24 and her paternal grandfather, Ralph Jameson '25 who were roommates and who each contributed their last name to the new father. Sounds confusing.
Mike Daley reports that Dr. Tom Lanier visited Maine last summer prior to his marriage and enjoyed sailing aboard "Windsong" on Casco Bay. Tom had completed a tour of duty in Vietnam and was finishing up in Boston before moving to open a practice in Virginia.
Major Lew Cressler has convinced Uncle Sam to send him back to school for further training. Lew is now at the University of Rochester to get a masters in systems analysis and is looking to join the local club in that city. Allan Glick has been appointed a vice president of the First Manhattan Co.
Richard and Leticia Mobley have moved from Batavia, Ill. where Dick spent three years with National Accelerator Lab to Berkeley where he is working as a physicist at the Lawrence Radiation Lab. The Mobley's have two children, one dog and two cats along with their recently acquired potting wheel and guitar. Speaking of dogs, if anyone is looking for a show quality Afghan hound, contact Sandy Ingham or his wife, Nadine, at Box 368 Morganville, N.J. By the time this reaches you, the dog will probably be a parent and you can get a second generation afghan. We have a third generation afghan in our house which my grandmother made while listening to the radio.
Phil Kron is sitting in a vice president's chair at First National City Bank where he manages corporate lending relationships in the computer and electronic industries. He joined Citibank in 1968, having served before that with Price Waterhouse & Co. Phil is a member of New York State Society of CPAs and the American Institute of CPAs. He and wife Mary Lou are the parents of Jennifer Jane, 9, and Catherine Mary, 7, and live in Chathem, N.J.
Last month we reported on Bob Postel's candidacy for mayor of New York. There have been many changes on the political scene here as Bob is now running for Controller, a Democratic exmayor may run as a Republican, a frustrated Republican is entering the Democratic primary and everyone is still trying to balance the ticket .with certain ethnic candidates. Bob has repeatedly attacked "special interests" and has stated he will not accept campaign contributions from the real estate industry and the banks, among others.
Dick Foley is the new president of the Northern California chapter of the Electronics Representatives Association. Dick and Theo live in Los Altos where Dick is with Ewing-Foley, Inc.
May marks the mid-point of the annual Alumni Fund drive. The past five years have seen the Class set several records in winning our section of the Green Derby, and the College will be looking for us to help set the pace again in 1973. Only with your help can we realize our goals.
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