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and Martha L. Rausch '47 are home service representatives for Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp., 50 Market Street, Poughkeepsie. Their respective addresses in Poughkeepsie are 230 Oakwood Boulevard, 8 Park Avenue, and Salt Point Road. J 46—Mrs. Zoe Crichton Wahl writes that her husband, Ensign Clyde F. Wahl, is stationed at the General Line School, US Naval Training Station, Newport, R. I. "Our six months old son, Eric, and our German shepherd dog, Dutch, seem to like our apartment in the officers' quarters at the Naval Base as well as we do," she reports. Her address is MOQ, AA' 15, Coddington Point, US Naval Training Station, Newport, R. I. '46—Herbert H. Davis, Jr. and Mrs. Davis of 212 Linden Avenue, Ithaca, have a son, Herbert Haywood Davis III, born October 5. Davis, son of Dr. Herbert H. Davis '17, is a student in Civil Engineering. '46 BS—Florence R. Galinsky, who completed a year of postgraduate internship at Monteflore Hospital, The Bronx, in August, has accepted the position of contact dietitian at Newark Beth Israel, 201 Lyons Avenue, Newark 8, N. J. '46—Richard V. Hopple has joined the Cincinnati, Ohio, generaΓ agency of New England Mutual Life Insurance Co., Boston, Mass., as a life underwriter. Son of William H.Hopple '06, he is an Army veteran and participated in the Battle of the Bulge. '46—Robert L. McCormick has been assigned by the State Department to the US Embassy at Brussels, Belgium. He is the son of Frank H. McCormick ΊO, 8066 DuPont Building, Wilmington 98, Del. '46, '45 BS—Sarah Whitford was married to William E. Morgan, Jr. August 23 in Brooklyn. Her twin sister, Cynthia Whitford '46, was maid of honor. The Morgans are at Purdue University, where Morgan is taking graduate work in electrical engineering and Mrs. Morgan is a graduate assistant in the Purdue nursery school. They are living in a three-room apartment, one of 500 converted from barracks as a FPHA project, which has the address Apt. 539-4, Airport Road, West Lafayette, Ind. '46 AB—Carol P. Nevans of 310 Riverside Drive, New York City, former editor-in-chief of The Summer Bulletin, is a free-lance writer and translator, and is studying for the MA in literature at Columbia University. She is engaged to Norman J. Golden of Boston, Mass., who graduated from Harvard, cum laude, and attended graduate school in physics at the Uni- Όecember /, versity of California. Golden served as an ensign in the Navy during the war after graduating from Midshipman School at Cornell. '47 AB—Joan D. Persky is a technician at the Medical College in New York. Daughter of Mrs. Arthur M. Persky (Loretta Coffey) '24, she is living at home at 1750 Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn. '47 BS—Margit C. Sonneborn sailed for Switzerland on the "Mauritania" October 22, to work at the Dolder Hotel in Zurich. Her address is Care Maeder, Himmeristrasse 16, Kϋsnacht, Zurich, Switzerland. '47 BCE—Thomas M. Berry is an engineer for the American Iron & Steel Institute, New York City. He lives at 18 Massa Lane, Fort Lee, N. J. '47, '46 AB—Aileen G. Bernstein of 205 Keer Avenue, Newark, N. J., is studying for the AM in group work at Teachers College, Columbia University. She also is research secretary to Dr. George Lawton. psychologist and author. '47 BS—Beatrice M. Carlson is a dietitian interne at Albany Hospital, where she may be addressed at the Nurses Residence, New Scotland Avenue, Albany 1. '47 BS—Evelyn L. Fuller is a nursery school teacher at the Lakeview No. 7 Public School in Rochester. She lives at 41 Phelps Avenue, Rochester. '47 AB—Marion G. Horween is a student in the management training program, a graduate course, at Radcliffe College. She lives at 67 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, Mass. '47—Frederic W. Lathrop, Jr., who was in the Army Air Corps from June 19, 1944, to June 9, 1946, returned last year to Arts and Sciences, where he is a pre-medical student majoring in Chemistry. He lives at 117 South Baker Hall. In the Air Corps, Lathrop was a ground control approach radar operator and mechanic, and a corporal. '47 BS in CE—Frederick J. Matthies has married Carol Dean. They live at 1818 Lothrop, in Omaha, Nebr., where Matthies is a civil engineer with Henningson Engineering Co. '47 BS in EE; '47 BS—Walter W. Merkel, Jr. of 410 State Street, Southmont, Johnstown, Pa., is relay engineer for the Pennsylvania Electric Co. He is engaged to H. Elaine Tompkins '47. The wedding will take place in Sage Chapel next January. '47 AB—Gertrude M. Novak of 1212 Fifth Avenue, New York City, is a student at New York Medical School. WILL YOUR SON GO TO ??? No sireeϋ Not if you can help it—and you CAN help it by instilling the oΓ Cornell spirit at an early age. Only $2.50 will bring a closely-knitted white sport shirt, monogrammed CORNELL in long lasting and easily washed velverette. The ideal baby gift for your Classmate's child on birthdays, Christmas, or birth arrivals. Just send along the fellow's age and Alma Mater, with your check or money order and leave the rest to LAINETTE 7960 Michener Avenue Phila. 19, Pa. "... Most Thoughtful Gift For Christmas..." OUR CORNELL A Distinguished Memento of Your University By Hendrik W. vanLoon '05 E. B. White '21 Kenneth Roberts '08 Raymond F. Howes '24 DanaBurnet '11 Romeyn Berry '04 Morris Bishop '14 Thomas S. Jones, Jr. '04 Book bound in cloth, beautifully illustrated Clip this ad, attach your gift list and your cards for enclosure; send with $1 for each copy ordered, to Cornell Alumni Association 18 East Avenue Ithaca, N.Y. 199
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Page 5 and 6: Volume 50, Number 7 December 1, 194
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Page 19 and 20: News of the Alumni '98—Eleven '98
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Page 25: '41 BS in AE (ME)—Porter W. Giffo
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