1960

James D. Fox Jr., Ph.D., who is with the aerospace engineering department of the University of Colorado, is at the moment considering the possibility of reversing the westward migration if he and his spouse decide to take positions at Penn State. Jim says it's a far cry from the din of football rallies to his present interest, which is noise pollution for the E.P.A. through the University of Colorado. Some of you may have seen the recent (December) article in National Geographic about the Bryce Canyon National Park and the noise from a proposed coal mine nearby. Jim's work on the noise analysis was a contributing factor to the decision to protect the park. He advises all to enjoy the West now before future energy development gets in the way of its serenity.

Fred Louis '58 sent a photo of the top executive group of Airborne Freight of which Robert S. Cline is the vice chairman.

Jon Richardson is now in Sacramento ready to launch his new restaurant on or about May 1. As of press time the name was uncertain but we will keep you posted as I am sure Jon would welcome any of you who are passing through. I also heard from Jon that Dave Kinzel is with John Muir & Cos. in New York, where he is one of the key underwriters in the hottest firm in Wall Street today in that business.

James Herbert at the University of Georgia Art Department will have a five-day retrospective of his films at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City this June with catalogue monograph by Larry Kardish, curator of film at the museum.

Dr. L. William Katz, presently manager of Midwest Health Care Consulting Practice at Deloitte Haskins & Sells in Chicago, was recently elected to membership of the Institute of Management Consultants and named a certified management consultant.

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