1950

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It's bustin' out all over. What is? June, of course!

And if you're in Hanover for graduation or whatever, please let us have your report. But now, here's our report.

MEDICO MATTERS: Ed Zebrowski wrote a while back about a "great moment in my life. My son, Stephen '77, an internist, started practice with me in January." Guess that means Ed is the externist?

REVIEWED: In case you don't always read all the good stuff in the front of the magazine, you might have missed the review of Bob Shnayerson's new book The Illustrated History of the Supreme Court of the United States. But you might have seen it in the New Yorker magazine, which said, "The text combines judgment, style, and research in a fascinating story of legal and constitutional evolution." Bob is former law editor of Time and also former editor-inchief of Harper's magazine. At last report he and Laurie were living at 118 Riverside Drive in New York and Bob heads up Technology magazine.

RETIRED: Gene McCabe turned in credit cards (only kidding) after 36 years with Mobil Oil. "Official date April 1 but with vacation time I've been off since November. Love it!" Gene and Madeline are planning to stay put at 5385 Summit Drive, Fairfax, VA 22030 since the weather is pretty good. Besides, that's next door to the nation's capital and where could you observe funnier goings-on?

Also on the home-for-lunch list is Joe Sarno in Boca Raton 33434. Address 10844 Waterberry Drive in The Alligator State. He and Bernice are trying to improve their golf games. Improving your lie might be a big help, Joe.

UNRETIRED: Bill Kane packed it in with Newsweek for a blissful year, but gave that up to become western advertising sales manager for members magazine. You can see it "if you belong to the right tennis/raquet sports club." Bill resides at 1715 Oakland Avenue, Piedmont, CA 94611.

"I'm on my second profession now," writes Bill Reid. He's into bird carving using basswood and acrylic paints. "Had a forced early retirement when Western Publishing merged into Mattel in 1980." He'd been veep, secretary and general counsel. You could look him up if you're in Racine, WI 53402. At 470 Windridge Drive. He and Jean have two offspring, William and Karen.

Neither retired nor unretired, Bill Pulley is still in Oxford, Ohio, but yearning to relocate to the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina where he and Martha Lee built a home. Bill sold his Apparelmaster outfit to the Brits a couple of years ago, "So I'm winding down my travelling days."

REVAMPED: Bob (Robert L.) Miller is president of Miller, Gesko Inc. in Buffalo. "After 17 years finally legitimized myself by formalizing what I'd been doing all that time... investment management." He and Evie have two daughters who in turn have two sons and a daughter. Bob says he's "enjoying the market while it lasts." He's probably not alone on that one!

RELOCATED: It should have happened by now. Doug Smith wrote, "On a trip last summer, Meredith and I bought a home at 1 Church Place, Wilmot Flat, N.H., and we'll head for full-time residence. Excited at the prospect!"

Another transplant is "Fritz" Jewett, who is now ensconced in San Francisco at 2990 Broadway.

"Lucy and I just returned form Australia, where we helped bring the America's Cup back to the U.S.A. It was a great experience."

REASSIGNED: Mary Jane (Mrs. Bob) Deavitt has assumed responsibility as section head of the microbiology department at Putnam Hospital in Carmel, N.Y., 50 miles east of Goshen, where she lives. "No easy commute" No kidding! "The regulatory paperwork makes it almost impossible to do one's technical work." Hey, no problem: just get paid by the pound instead of the test tube.

RENEGED: David "Stretch" Pendleton made it back to the February mini and enjoyed the Green bucketball victory over the Eli 88-83, but reneged on a hand of bridge post-game. On the other hand, he and Ed Gulick did well in a tournament in Beantown, losing in the third round of the Knockouts. Ed must be pretty competent since "Stretch" became a Life Master last year and predicts the same awesome status for Ed next year.

REPRISAL: If we didn't get you this month, watch out next time on this version of the Muppet Show. Yours, Kermit (a greenie).