1964

Everyone should have the dates June 15-18 indelibly burned into their brains by now since they are the dates of our 25 th Reunion and not even the most convincing note from your mother will excuse you. Reunion chief (oh how nostalgic) Pete Koenig is putting together a fantastic weekend although from the looks of some of you guys who have sent in photographs, I'm not sure you can handle much excitement.

While I'm on the subject of photographs, there are still quite a few people who have not sent in biographical sketches, photos, and essays for the reunion yearbook. If you do not recall getting the material in the mail or if you have misplaced it (read thrown it away), jot me a note and I will make sure you get it by return mail.

Doug Hamilton has recently assumed the position of vice president-group finance at United Technologies' Pratt and Whitney. Previously the vice president-controller for Pratt & Whitney's operations unit, he will now be responsible for directing all of the company's domestic financial activities. He will also direct chief financial officers of Pratt & Whitney Canada, International Food Cells, and Pratt & Whitney's financial interests within International Aero Engines. Prior to transferring to Pratt & Whitney in 1986, Doug was vice president-finance for United Technologies' automotive group.

One of the country's top construction management firms, Parsons Brinckerhoff Construction Services, Inc., has elected Duncan Hughes vice president. Duncan, since receiving his B.C.E. from Thayer and M.C.P. from Harvard has accumulated over 20 years of experience in civil engineering and planning. He is presently project director for construction of I-279/I-579 in Pittsburgh and was also assistant project director for the Pittsburgh light rail transit project.

Get your Reunion Yearbook stuff in.

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