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per annum guaranteed for life beginning at age 65, on every
$1,000 of premium paid us. This is possible through our sensational
Retirement Annuity Plan.
We have one of the most complete and competitive lines of
annuities being offered the public today. If you're thinking about
retiring and want those years to be free from financial worries,
then have your insurance counselor contact us—or write us.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF INDIANA
HARRY V. WADE '26, President—H. JEROME NOEL '41, Agency
Vice-President—ANDREW B. BICKET '30, Assistant to Underwriter-
HOWARD E. Ross '39, East Coast Agency Supervisor
Cornell University
1959 Summer Session
June 15 to September 15
Summer School
July 6 to August 15
Graduate and Undergraduate
Courses in
Arts and Sciences
Agriculture
Home Economics
Industrial & Labor Relations
Education
Engineering
Architecture
Hotel Administration
Other study opportunities provided
in a variety of conferences
scheduled throughout the summer
to serve special groups.
For catalogue write:
DIRECTOR, SUMMER SESSION
Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y.
INDIANAPOLIS 5, INDIANA
FIGHT CANCER WITH A
CHECKUP AND A CHECK!
AMERICAN
CANCER E9
SOCIETY
ters: Susan 8, Nancy 6, Janet 3, and a new
one, Harriett Lyn, born last December 20.
Janet's brother, Bill Bareford '62 is a
Cornell Frosh in GhemE. As head of quality
control (received position in December,
1957), Clay is responsible for the quality of
all fruits and vegetables under Seabrook
Farms and Snow Crop labels. I'll have to
buy some Seabrook Farms and Snow Crop
frozen foods quick like. It is always pleasant
to hear success stories.
A message from the West Coast, courtesy
of "Gordo" Dingle: "Pardon the chintzy
reply that I am dashing off at work here on
Saturday. The Air Force 'stretch out' has
been abandoned and we at AiResearch Mfg.
Co. are working six 8-hour days, a real
drag after a while when the novelty of extra
money wears off. I have founded the AiResearch
bridge club and am its director. I am
planning on joining the AiResearch investors
club. My wife is expecting our second
son any day. Our two-year-old son is about
to create utter destruction in our home. Activities
in the Hals Und Beinbuch Ski Club
and Santa Monica Badminton Club take
too much time. My stomach ulcer has left,
bless it, and my sprained ankles are holding
up. The AiResearch tennis team gets desperate
every now and then and I play No.
1 singles and doubles for them in the industrial
league. Skin diving has been slow lately
due to the absence of spearable fish. However,
free lobsters and scallops are not to be
sneered at. I have been promoted to group
leader in the air conditioning group of the
preliminary design department. All in all, I
guess you can say I'm pretty busy." As
usual, Mr. Dingle leaves me breathless. A
P.S. adds this important news: "My job entails
preparing proposals and following
through on the initial design of air conditioning
systems for the air frame companies
(Boeing, Lockheed, Douglas, etc.). I am
now working the McDonnell Man-In-Space
Pressurization and Survival System."
—BARLOW WARE
Men—To preserve the peace at
my house, I have been instructed
by my wife Joan (Noden) '50 to
say that we have bought a new house at 179
North Maple Avenue, Greenwich, Conn.,
and adopted a baby boy, Stephen John, who
will be eight months by the time you read
this. Chaos reigns supreme at the Keegan
Cave! We did manage to see the Cornell-
Utah basketball game in New York along
with Walt and June Peek, Marty and Evelyn
Hummel, and Pierre Kelly who was in
from California. Pierre is an applications
engineer with Autonetics, a division of
North American Aviation, Inc. in Downey,
Cal.
Dr. Howard F. Anderson sent in a note
from Box 1522, Agana, Guam. Howard
went to Guam as a captain in the US Air
Force (VC) in 1955 and liked it so much
that he stayed there in private practice and
expects to enter a new clinic this month.
From F. Joe Van Poppelen, Jr., 445 West
Osborne Road, Phoenix, Ariz., comes word
that he married a Binghamton girl, Marnie
Sullivan, in September. The Class was well
represented by Bob St. Jacques, Joe Jamison,
Neil James, Jerry Hargarten, and
Roger Day. Joe is national sales manager
for Motorola Semiconductor Division in
Phoenix. He tells us that Roger Day is now
the father of a second boy and that Joe
Jamison has grown hair- How, Joe, how?
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