1952

Based on the little news that has come across our path in the last month we assume everyone is concentrating on the problems of the day. At least we hope no news is good news.

In early February, Jake Crouthamel met with the New York alumni group to review last year's football results and talk about the prospects for 1975. A few '52s ventured out for the evening and we had a good visit with Quent Squires. Quent is a partner with Main, Lefrantz, one of the country's leading CPA firms. He is headquartered in New York and lives in White Plains with his wife and three children. We asked Quent what news he had to report and the best he could come up with was that he was in a train accident on the Penn Central recently. Some people think the whole railroad is an accident.

We also had a good visit with Dick Brown who is in the investment business in New York with Hammond, Kennedy and another chat with Dan Gutterman, whose law practice is likewise in New York.

Other than that event it was a quiet month. We regret, however, we must report the'passing of two of our classmates about year end. KenGallant passed away on about January I and Roy Worley passed away in mid-December, 1974.

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