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1965. She now has two part-time jobs,
teaching dietitian at the Jefferson Medical
College Hospital, aηd research dietitian at
the Institute for Cancer Research. Sue Shelby
Schurmeier and Jerry '54 live at 1019
Wheaton PL, Wheaton, 111. Sue Sutton
Moyer (wife of William '55) sends her address:
175 Kildare Rd., Garden City, but
no news at all! Marilyn Greene Abrams
and Robert '56 have a new address as of
January, 21 Marion Aye., Albany. Louise
Sarkin Leaf (Mrs. Martin) reports that they
moved in January 1966 to a larger home in
the same community, 104 Burnside Dr.,
Hastings-on-Hudson. They have three children,
3, 4 1 Λ, and ΊV2. The Leafs have been
active in their community, being among the
founders of a new Jewish Reform Temple,^
the first Jewish temple in their town. Martin
had a close defeat in village elections,
and Louise says they really enjoyed the
experience of campaigning. Martin is in ^a
law partnership with two Cornellians, Ellis
Deull and Robert Kurzman, LLB '57. Kurzman's
wife is Carol Ellis.
Other addresses: Phyllis Goody Cohen
(Mrs. George), 3404 Barger Dr., Falls
Church, Va.; Henry and Sue Leek Strunk,
5116 17th Ave., So., Minneapolis, Minn.;
Anthony and Lucille Suttmeier Palminteri,
100 Hallberg Ave., Bergenfield, N.J.;
Charles and Sue Bebo La Forge, Poughkeepsie
Inn, Poughkeepsie; Elizabeth Bloom
Weaver, 4810 Sedgwick St., NW, Washington,
D.C.; Barbara Berry Coburn, 13 Glenrock
Dr., Claymont, Del.; Jane Hymans
Bennett (Mrs. James H.), 31 E. Adams,
Villa Park, 111.; Karen Gay Anderson, 1820
Euclid Ave., Apt. 10, Berkeley, Calif.;
Marcia Beilin Cohen, 13 Lennox Dr., Binghamton.
Sari Feldman Zukerman, 8 Ormont Lane,
Matawan, N.J., teaches kindergarten in the
regional school district, and is active in
PTA and local school affairs. Husband
Karl '56 is the public affairs counsel for
the Community Service Society in New
York, and has been active in the local
Democratic party. They have two girls,
7V2 and 5Y2. Barbara Berger Swartz, 105
Virginia St., Olean, writes that Lee '56 js
the director of Community Action, Inc. in
Cattaraugus County, and they have three
children, Carol, 9 J /2, Robert, 7, and Peter,
5 1 /!. Elaine Goldberg Abelson, 325 E. 79th
St., New York, announces that her husband
Hirschel '55 has just become part of a new
Wall Street firm, Stralem & Co., investment
bankers and brokers. Eileen Leader
Castellano, 67 Bedell Ave., Hempstead, has
a baby six months old and four older children.
Look forward to Reunion news soon!
'57 PhD—Dean C. Douglass (picture) of
120 Dyckman PL, Basking Ridge, N.J., has
been promoted to
head of the chemical
physics research dept.
at Bell Telephone Laboratories
in Murray
Hill. Since Joining
®i|| Bell in 1957, he has
engaged in research,
particularly on the application
of nuclear
magnetic resonance to
the study of molecular
structure and molecular motions.
'58
Men: AI Podell
102 Greenwich Ave.
New York, NΎ. 10011
Edward J. Taylor Jr. is the first '58er to
reach the rank of Major in the Army. Ed
was promoted in ceremonies at Fort Ben-
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ning, Ga., where he's operations officer
with the 54th Medical Detachment. He
joined the Army immediately after graduation,
and has already been through a tour
of duty in Viet Nam.
Robert I. Kully (739 N. 58th St., Omaha,
Neb.) welcomed his first son, David, into
the family. His daughter is 2 l /2. Bob's
president of the Mid-Continent Cold Storage
Co.
Daniel Richard Martin returned to Scarsdale
(148 Johnson Rd.) from a two-month
business trip to Peru and Mexico on behalf
of his management consulting firm, Mc-
Kinsey & Co. Bob was fortunate in being
able to take his wife and son along to enjoy
the South American summer while the
rest of us were battling the. snow drifts.
Another recent returnee from Peru—
after four years there—is Thomas Oleson,
vice president of the International Proteins
Corp. Tom's back at his old address, 100
Remsen St., Brooklyn.
'58 MS—Agusto Castillo, Facultad Veterinary,
Barranco Ap 78, Lima, Peru, is
chief of the clinical pathology laboratory
there. He suggests that the Cornell Daily
Sun be sent to Cornell Clubs abroad, perhaps
under the aegis of clubs in this country.
'58 PhD—George E. Spencer, a community
development specialist for the US
Agency for International Development, has
been named a Peace Corps associate director
in the Philippines. A former school
teacher, he will be involved in community
action projects in the islands.
'58 PhD—John M. Fenϊey of USAID/
UAGOS, Dept. of State, Washington, D.C.,
writes that he is "chief of extension branch,
USAID mission to Nigeria. Recently moved
from agricultural adviser (area) for Western
Nigeria in Ibadan, to present position in
country's capital city of Lagos. Oldest
daughter, Janice, entered U of California at
Santa Barbara last fall. Son Rick is enjoying
sunny Spain in the llth grade at US Air
Force High School in Madrid. Youngest
daughter Molissa in 8th grade at The
International School in Lagos."
'59
Men: Howard B. Myers
18-3A Mt. Pleasant Village
Route 10
Morris Plains, NJ. 07950
Wayne Scoville, 20355 Acfold Dr., Walnut,
Calif., is the district sales manager of
General Electric Co. there. Wayne and wife
Gail frequently see Charles S. Cook and
wife Bonnie, and Karl M. VanWirt and
wife Donna.
Harold G. Hermes, 41 Clinton Ave.,
Maplewood, N.J., was recently decorated
with the US Air Force Combat Readiness
Medal at Lakenheath RAF Station, England.
Harold was awarded the medal for four
years of professional performance as a
combat crew member. He is now assigned
to Lakenheath with the US Air Forces in
Europe, the primary combat-ready air element
of NATO's defense forces.
President Johnson has promoted David
A. Engel, whose mother lives at 6040
Boulevard East, New York, to class 5 in
the US Foreign Service. Dave, who speaks
French and Vietnamese, is stationed in
the American Embassy in Saigon with the
Department of State as an intelligence research
specialist.
The U of Rochester has received a grant
of $11,500 from the US Office of Education
for the development of a basic reader
in Hindi, and the project will be directed
by Richard M. Harris, who lives at 59 Fair
Oaks Ave., with his wife and son. The
reader will contain some 20 selections, including
short stories and historical writings.
Fred H. Andresen has recently been
named animal health product manager of
the agriculture division of Charles Pfizer &
Co., 235 E. 42nd St., New York. Prior to
this, he was assistant product manager for
the animal health line.
Chester R. Fox has been appointed group
leader of the process engineering section
of Laboratory 50 at Rohm & Haas Co.,
Bristol, Pa. Chet began his employment
in the process engineering department of
the Philadelphia plant, where he remained
until his recent promotion. Chet, his wife,
and two children live at 3105 Manor Rd.,
Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
Richard A. Winfield, 504 Cathedral
Pkwy., New York, is employed by Arthur
Young & Co., CPA's in New York. After
3V2 years in the Navy as a flight officer, he
attended the Columbia Graduate School of
Business and received his MBA.
Mel Lieberman is a postdoctoral fellow
of the US Public Health Service, National
Heart Institute. Mel, wife Shelli, and son
Eric have relocated in Rua Prudente de-
Morais Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro. Mel
writes that he and his family would welcome
classmates who may happen to pass
their way. Try the girl from Ipanema!
Kenneth J. Riskind, 1906 Berkeley Rd.,
Highland Park, 111., has been promoted to
treasurer of Fullerton Metals Co., Chicago.
Kenny's meteoric rise at Fullerton is attributed
to the fact that he was a real man
of the year. He is chief of the East Wilament
volunteer fire department and ambulance
squad. Kenny and wife Judy are the
proud parents of Patty Lu, 1.
Paul C. Markus, 3957 Gouveneur Ave.,
New York, is the assistant sales manager
of the Idle Wild Farms, Inc., Pomfret
Center, Conn. He received his master's in
economics and marketing at Cornell in
1960. He later worked for Lever Brothers
Co. in the food division. Continuing with
his hockey since school, Paul plays in
senior league competition.
'59
Women: Carroll Olton
LaBarthe
430 Olympia Rd.
Pittsburgh, Pa. 15211
News trickles in at such a slow rate. If
there were hundreds of letters on my desk,
I would feel guilty about the lack of a
column so often lately, but since the pile
is almost non-existent, I don't feel guilty
at all. How about some vacation letters?
At the February commencement at
Western Reserve U in Cleveland, Ohio, two
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