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son PL, Ardsley; Matthew Lawlor, 1214
Davidson St., Aliquippa, Pa.; John Walker,
8317 Kimberly Rd., Buffalo; Dave Greer,
7648 Farmington Rd., Manlius; Elliot Cattarulla,
c/o Aramco, PO Box 1556, Dhahran,
Saudi Arabia; Bob Gloh, 3115 Monterey St.,
San Mateo, Calif.; Craig Falk, Elm St., Boxford,
Mass.; Don Muller, 7 Howland Circle,
West Caldwell, NJ.
A letter from Chuck Juran reads as follows:
"After 10 years in aerospace engineering,
my guilty conscience has promoted
a move on behalf of the taxpayer, and I
have joined the above miniscule firm.
(Citrus Investments, 115 Orange St., Redlands,
Calif.) We sell and manage citrus
property for tax shelter and appreciation
purposes.
"This may seem a rather abrupt change
of interests, but there is no sense being in
California if you can't get out in the
sunshine. Those who weary of their annual
contributions to the Great Society
are invited to communicate with me at
the firm.
"The '53 roster in Redlands is small,
although per capita we don't look too
bad. Don Woodley is a quasi-competitor
of mine, selling stock (no tax shelter!)
for Lester-Ryons; Dick Mulligan, attorney,
lives in Redlands and practices in
San Bernardino.
"About the only other local link is the
retirement home of Cornell's President
Adams who, like the rest of us, knew
a good thing when he saw Redlands. But
before I get sickening about this, best get
back to work. Attached is some miscellaneous
info about CI, including the
headline of the year: Overtaxed Doctors
Contemplate Navels."
Dave Simon, another Californian, has been
appointed corporate news bureau manager of
Electronic Specialty Co., 4561 Colorado
Blvd., L.A. In this newly created post, Dave
will handle the company's press relations
program. He is married and the father of a
daughter. His twin brother Bill is also a classmate.
Bill now lives at 2407^2 I St., NW,
Washington, D.C.
Community service is an endeavor to
which many of our classmates giv& generously
of their time.
But every now and
then we come across
an example which is
particularly heartwarming.
We recently
learned that Stu Warshauer
(picture) was
named one of the five
"Outstanding Young
Men of Ohio" for
1965, largely for his work as chairman of
The Resident Home for the Mentally Retarded
of Hamilton County, Ohio. Stu and
Gladys (Carson '54) are the parents of a
seven-year-old daughter who is severely retarded.
When Stu became aware of the lack
of facilities for her in the Cincinnati area,
he became actively interested in The Resident
Home, an organization with a membership
of 50. He was soon elected chairman.
Under his guidance membership increased to
700, and he promoted a "partnership" arrangement
between private and government
interests to foster small community-centered
residential and training facilities as opposed
to large, isolated state institutions. The organization
is currently undertaking a construction
program which will enable it to
provide care and training for 250 residents
and for 500 more on a daily basis. In addition
to his endeavors for the home, Stu is
also the president of the Northern Hills
B'nai B'rith Lodge. The Warshauer family
(including their two other children) lives at
8780 Fontainebleau Ter., Cinncinnati.
'53
Women: Guion Trau Taylor
1070 Old Gate Rd.
Pittsburgh 35, Pa.
Barbara Green Bock has sent her new address
in Paris: 2, Rue de Messine, Paris-
VHIe, telephone 622-08-96.
Better late than never to report on another
clever Christmas-time greeting and picture
letter from Deborah Knott Coyle. Highlights
of 1965 for the family included skiing in the
Sierras in March, summer vacation in the
mountains, a business trip east in the fall for
Harry, and a directorship for Debbie in a
co-op nursery school. Their children are
David, Dee, Jenny, and KC; their address is
235 Croyden Dr., Pleasant Hill, Calif.
Dorothy Clark, our woman on the scene
at Berkeley, reports that the campus there is
much calmer than a year ago. Summer vacation
found Dottie in the Northwest visiting
friends in Olympia and Tacoma.
Those of our classmates who will be in
Ithaca this June will see many changes;
share them with the rest of us by sending
your correspondent a card.
'54
Men: Frederic C. Wood Jr.
1010 Dulaney Valley Rd.
Towson 4, Md.
From time to time, comments like the
following appear on a returned class dues
notice: "My loyalty is to the university and
not to any particular class." Such a statement
raises serious questions about the viability,
rationale, and usefulness of a traditional
class alumni structure. At a recent meeting
of class officers, similar questions were
raised and it was decided that classmates
should be invited through this column to
submit their ideas about what kind of organization
our class should have (if any)
and what it might do as a class to be of service
to the university or society.
Class Treasurer Fos Cunningham reports
that we have "turned the corner" on the
financial risk involved in undertaking the
group subscription plan to the NEWS, but
only by rather radically reducing the number
of free riders. Payment of class dues by a
larger nucleus than hitherto is still essential
to the successful continuation of this program.
Frank Casey, 1400 Busse Rd., Apt. 2A,
Mt. Prospect, 111., writes that Richard H.
Miller was recently promoted to chairman of
the board of Julian Labs in Mexico City.
Classmates who are having difficulty doing
their children's homework with the new
math will be pleased to learn that R. Chodosch
is about to publish a book under the
intriguing title of Arithmetic by American
Primitive Numbers. And for those who are
more advanced, he has another publication,
Higher Topics in Arithmetic. Chodosch,
whose present address is 1212 Grand Concourse,
New York 56, is currently at the
Mellon Institute doing applied chemical research
and is in the last phase of research
for his PhD at the U of Pittsburgh.
Lawrence N. Cohen writes that he has resigned
as general manager of the US Hospital
Supply Corp. and on Jan. 1 assumed
new duties as comptroller of Lumex, Inc. in
Bay Shore, a manufacturer of aluminum
and steel hospital equipment and patient
aids. Larry continues to live at 259 Round
Hill Rd. in Roslyn Heights.
Sandra (Pond '56) Cornish writes that husband
Rod is still working for the Illinois Institute
of Technology Research Associates,
and last September was appointed an assistant
director in his division. The Cornish clan
numbers two children, 6 and 3, and can
usually be found at 716 Enterprise Rd., Chicago
Heights, 111.
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A brief note from Al Danzig says that he
is now product manager for Printed Motors,
Inc., "Long Island's fastest growing company."
Al lives on Lower Dr. in Huntington
Bay.
Prairie Village, Kan. is now home for
Spero K. Davis who lives at 5710 W. 75th
Ter. with his wife Dallas and three children,
aged 7, 6, and 2. Spero is assistant manager
at Putsch's Corinth Cafeteria, "a 360-seat
cafeteria decorated in colonial style-very
plush" in the Kansas City suburbs.
From George F. Dembow Jr. comes
word that he, wife Ethelanne (Renfield), and
sons George III and Paul are still living at
4201 Cathedral Ave., NW, Washington, D.C.
where George is vice president for Fischbach
& Moore, Inc., electrical contractors.
Blair T. Edenfield is now production planning
clerk at Procter and Gamble's Augusta,
Ga. plant, and is also active in the work of
the Episcopal church locally. Wife Chris
(Petermann '55) serves as the county librarian
when she is not tending their four children
at Rt. 2, Box 32, Waynesboro, Ga.
John H. Eisele writes that he is "having a
very interesting year in San Francisco doing
medical research and also skiing at Squaw
Valley on top of 14 feet." John's address is
583 Belvedere St. in San Francisco.
Their first son, James Edward, was born
to the Jack Edwin Felts on Aug. 22, 1965.
Jack began working with Esso Research and
Engineering Co. in March 1965 in the project
management division. He visited India in
January and anticipates that his job will involve
future foreign business travel. The
Felts make their home at 43 Yacht Club Dr.,
RD 3, Wharton, NJ.
In May 1965 William D. Gohr became
assistant to the eastern regional manager,
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. in Philadelphia.
Bill writes that fortunately the job
did not involve a move and he continues to
live at 137 Rodney Circle, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
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