Give a Rouse for –
JOSEPH G. BUTLER III '24, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts from Youngstown (O.) State University.
GUSTAVE E. WIEDENMAYER '29, named New Jersey Business Statesman of the Year by the Sales Executives Club of New Jersey.
FRANCIS H. HORN '30, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Mount St. Mary College, Newburgh, N.Y.
KENT RHODES '33, named First Vice President of Reader's Digest Association; also elected Chairman of the Board of Outward Bound, Inc.
WILLIAM C. CLAY JR. '37, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Laws from Transylvania University, Louisville, Ky.
DR. C. EVERETT KOOP '37, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Wheaton College, Illinois.
EDMUND L. SHEA '37, elected a Trustee of St. Lawrence University.
EWART G. WALLS JR. '38, elected Vice President for Agency Administration, Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
PAUL M. WINSHIP '39, elected Vice President for External Affairs, Pine Manor Junior College
FRANCIS E. WHALAND '4O, named by Governor Thomson to be New Hampshire State Commissioner of Insurance.
PHILIP LOCKE '42, elected Vice President- Contracts and Counsel of the Sikorsky Aircraft Division of United Aircraft Corp.
ALEX L. MCPHERSON '44, elected Corporate Vice President of Clow Corp.
DANIEL W. O'CONNOR '46, named Charles A. Dana Professor and Chairman of the Religion Department, St. Lawrence University.
REV. R. DEWITT MALLARY JR. '47, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Divinity from American International College.
PAUL J. FREDYMA '48, named by Governor Thomson to be Administrator of the New Hampshire Office of Economic Opportunity.
RICHARD W. MALLARY '49, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Laws from American International College.
WILLIAM J. CROSS '50, elected Vice President and Treasurer of Reader's Digest Association.
HARVEY W. GRAVES JR. '50, elected a Fellow of the American Nuclear Society.
ROGER S. HILLAS '50, elected a Trustee of International House of Philadelphia.
WOODY KLEIN '51, named Managing Editor of Think, IBM magazine.
PETER F. MCSPADDEN '52, elected Executive Vice President of Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, New York advertising agency.
WILLIAM L. RANDALL '52, elected Vice President and General Counsel of Midland National Bank Milwaukee.
JOSEPH M. WARE '52, elected President of First Colbert National Bank, Muscle Shoals, Ala.
WILLARD A. SMALL '55, elected President of Parkview-Gem, Inc., discount store chain.
GLENDON E. FRENCH JR.'56, elected President of Arnar-Stone Laboratories, Mt. Prospect, III., subsidiary of American Hospital Supply Corp.
LARRIE S. CALVERT '57, elected an Alumni Trustee of Vermont Academy.
ERICH KUNZEL JR. '57, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Letters from Northern Kentucky State College.
LAWRENCE W. HAMPTON '58, elected Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Glendinning International in France.
JOSEPH M. LIVERMORE '58, named Dean of the University of Arizona College of Law.
PROF. JONATHAN M. BROWN '60 of Princeton, named Acting Director of the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University.
MORTON M. KONDRACKE '60 of the Chicago Sun-Times, named a Nieman Fellow in Journalism at Harvard University.
DAVID K. SHIPLER '64 of The New York Times, recipient of awards from the Newspaper Guild of New York and the Deadline Club for his series of articles on graft in the construction industry.
ROBERT E. BURR '68, recipient of the Dean's Award as outstanding student for four years at Hahnemann Medical College; recipient also of five other academic awards and honors.
JOHN L. WANG '68, recipient of a Damon Runyon Postdoctoral Fellowship to work with Nobel Laureate Gerald Edelman at Rockefeller University.
