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needs little sleep, for he dreams while
he is awake.'"
Our worthy president, Rick Carlson, wrote
the following letter to Abby which we hope
will relieve the minds of all the members of
the Class of'45:
"Dear Abby:
I refer to your note in the column of
March 29, 'Confidential to Cornell '45'
in which you relate that one of our
classmates has propounded that he is
'irresistible to all women.'
As president of the Cornell Class of
1945, and on behalf of the more than
400 members* I question your right to
put so many on the spot because one of
our group (How we wish we knew who)
unfortunately wrote to you. In most of
your 'Confidentials,' you certainly are
a lot more discreet than you were in this
case. Our executive committee will meet
shortly to decide what measures should
be taken to clear the good name of Cornell
'45.
As a class, we have never had the
reputation of being shy or shrinking
violets when it came to females and we
do subscribe to the old saying that there's
something to be said in favor of having
passed 40 when women may still be interested
in you but the army isn't-but
'irresistible' - NEVER!
Cordially,
Eric G. Carlson"
'46
Men: Richard D. Beard
3624 Chancellor Dr.
Ft. Wayne, Ind.
John W. Drew, 25 Ash St., Basking Ridge,
N.J., writes that he and his two partners are
completing the second year of operating
their chemical engineering consulting firm,
Cambridge Research, Inc. Jack has been
elected mayor of Bernards Township for
1966, having served on the township committee
for the three previous years. Jack
and wife Trudy have three girls and two
boys, ages 14, 12, 7, 6, and 5.
Robert J. Nist works as a sales engineer
for a machine tool manufacturer. Joe reports
that he is just a leisure yachtsman.
He, wife Ruth, and four children live at
685 Robin Dr., Eastlake, Ohio.
Russell C. Scott, 117 Tempsford Lane,
Richmond, Va., was recently promoted to
supervision of the Ramjet Project Office,
Texaco Experiment, Inc. Russ has been active
on the executive committee, Richmond
Area Arthritic Foundation. Russ and wife
have a son, 5, and a daughter, 3.
Kenneth C. F. Voeller joined Western
Hemisphere Operations, Hemisphere Trading
Company, Ltd. in 1965 and was elected
vice president shortly thereafter. He is a
member of the Royal Nassau Sailing Club,
Nassau, Bahamas. Ken, wife Gail, arid 9-
year-old daughter live at Caparra Heights
(PO Box 10678) San Juan, Puerto Rico.
His new job requires him to travel in the
Caribbean, and Central and South America.
Dr. Howard T. Hermann, 34 Prospect
Park, Newtonville, Mass., is chief of neurophysiology,
McLean Hospital, Belmont Research.
Howard reports that he and wife
Deborah finished designing and building a
second "A" frame vacation house. The Hermanns
have three sons and two daughters,
ages 12, 11, 9, 2 (twins).
John E. Montel is agricultural attache
of US Mission to the European Communities.
His work involves trade and tariff protection
of US agricultural exports to the
Common Market. John and wife Andrea
have two daughters, 14 and 1. John travels
extensively throughout the Common Mar-
A man with a thirst for a manlier brew.
BAILANTINE
P. Ballantine & Sons, Newark, N. J.
Chairman of the Board Carl W. Badenhausen Cornell '16
Board of Directors —Otto A. Badenhausen Cornell '17
Board of Directors —Carl L. Schweinler Cornell '17
V.P., Asst. to the President —Carl S. Badenhausen Cornell '49
ket, England, and Switzerland. On a fishing
trip in Norway, Andrea caught a 13-pound
salmon. The Montels' mailing address is
USEC-APO, New York.
'47
Men: Peter D. Schwarz
61 Woodcrest Dr.
Rochester 10, N.Y.
Walter J. Bray reports another move for
the Bray family. After two years in Texas,
they're back in the land of ice and snow,
which made the four girls happy. He left
the Monsanto Co. and is now general
manager of the Keystone Chemurgic Corp.,
a manufacturer of fine chemicals, chlorophyll
being the best known. The Brays' new
address is 202 W. Wayne Ave., Easton, Pa.
The entire Class of '47 has been invited
to swim in H. R. Johnson's new pool and
try out his new 505 class sailboat. Ή.R.,"
wife Mary Louise, and five children, ages
10 through 13, live at 474 Churchill Ave.,
Palo Alto, Calif.
Paul R. Broten reports from Ithaca that
he sees Bob Reese at the Southern Tier
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
meetings. Bob has been with Corning Glass
for many years. Paul visited with Bill Mac
Kinnon '43 (BS Hotel '47) and his wife
Marilyn in Caracas. Bill is general manager
of the Macuto Sheraton Hotel there. Paul is
a professor of hotel engineering and hotel
administration at Cornell.
Gerald F. Kaplan, 775 Papen Rd., Somerville,
N.J., has four sons ranging from
high school to nursery school and is vice
president of Nazareth Mills, div. of Kayser-
Roth. Jerry's wife "Ricky" Rutstein '50 and
the boys enjoy living in the "wilds" of New
Jersey.
Don Berens, our Reunion chairman, reports
that Fred Matthies is now a vice president
of Leo Daly Co., consulting engineers,
in Omaha, Neb. Fred, wife Carol, and children
live at 4306 N. 80th St., Omaha. Fred
plans to be back at our 20th Reunion.
Robert D. Filckinger will also be at the
Reunion. Bob is president of Service Systems,
Inc., specializing in vending machines,
in plant feeding, and building maintenance.
His address is 175 Columbus St., Hamburg.
Don has asked that we announce another
"rehearsal" for our 20th, June 17, 18, and
19 in Ithaca this year. John Ayer, Don,
your correspondent, and others plan to be
there. Write Don at 22 Countryside Rd.,
Fairport, if you can come. But most important,
come to your 20th in 1967.
'47 MA - R. C. Henderson is now academic
dean of Delaware State College in
Dover, Del.
'48
Men: Sanford Berman
Customlίne Control Products
1418 E. Linden Ave.
Linden, N.J.
Floyd L. Tewksbury, Jr. is still a research
chemist at National Aniline division, Allied
Chemical Corp. in Buffalo. His family includes
wife, Helene Whitney, and two children-
John, 9, and Wendy, 6. Floyd and
his family live at 243 Capen Blvd., Eggertsville.
Rene A. Colon-Pasarell, Calle Barbe 504,
Santurce, Puerto Rico, is working as sales
manager for Pennock Gardens of Puerto
Rico. He's married and has three children.
G. S. Cooper II, wife, and four children
recently moved to their new home at 42103
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