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to revolutionize market research, analysis,
and forecasting. A typical Lorie quote: "It
will be possible to say that the Dow Theory
is sensible or that it is not sensible. I expect
it will'be possible to say that it never
was sensible."
Other classmates are on other campuses.
John H. Detmold is vice president in development
at Mills College, Oakland, Calif.
If we understand correctly the word "development"
as currently used in academic
circles, it means money raising. John, you
remember, was president of Book and
Bowl, both now temporarily shelved for
the Big Tin Cup.
David A. McBride is director of research
administration at the University of Rochester.
With his wife (Patricia Shotwell) and
three children (the oldest boy may be at
the University of Virginia by now), Dave
lives at 2159 Westfall Rd., Rochester 18.
Ex-Widow business manager, Bill Hopple
heads the lower school of Cincinnati Country
Day, and can be found amid family
of one wife and three children at 3555
Herschel View, Cincinnati 8, Ohio. Arthur
Glogau was twice selected outstanding faculty
member by the students of Oregon
College of Education where he is dean of
students. The Glogaus live at 270 Walnut
St., Monmouth, Ore. Paul E. Illick is principal
of La Grange Elementary School, and
head of his own army of five children at
1836 Ohio St., Modesto, Calif.
Then there is George E. Reed of 20 Park
Ave., Larchmont, who is assistant professor
of surgery at NYU Medical Center.
David D. Thompson, associate professor
of medicine at Cornell Medical Center,
writes that he occasionally sees Dick Fricke,
vp and general counsel of Mutual of New
York. Dave lives at 11 Creston Ave., Tenafly,
N.J., with Mrs. Thompson, David Jr.,
Richard, and Catherine. Assistant Clinical
Professor of Pediatrics Arthur J. Newman
teaches at Western Reserve and lives at
2900 W. Park Blvd., Shaker Heights 20,
Ohio.
Not all our medicos teach. Josh Hurwitz
treats the good folk of Waltham and lives
with his family, including four children, at
29 Mayflower Rd., Chestnut Hill 67, Mass.
Carl R. Blanche resides and practices at
1457 Nottingham Way, Trenton 9, N.J.,
which is interesting since my yearbook
shows that he started out to be a civil engineer.
Dr. Philip T. Goldenberg of 95 Brewster
Rd., Hartford, Conn., supports a wife and
three children in the Hartford area. George
M. Longhothum, MD, 1440 Prospect Ave.,
Plainfield, N.J., lists among his honors:
George, 14; Elizabeth, 13; Orrin, 11;
Louise, 10; LeRoy, 8. Jack J. Schwartz is
a pediatrician in Maplewood, N.J., with
two children of his own.
Tired of doctors? Well, dentist Maxwell
Katz (three children) lives at 63 Sycamore
Ave., Mt. Vernon. Harold A. Eby, DDS,
father of three children, lives at 187
Schraalenburgh Rd., Haworth, N.J. And
Joseph H. Goldberg, father of two, lives at
360 E. Park Ave., Long Beach, and writes
that he now and then sees pediatrician
Stan Gittelson. Slipped in another doctor
there, didn't I?
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Women: Sarah Lockwood
Bradley
702 N. Triphammer Rd.
Ithaca, N.Y.
Caroline Norfleet Church has had a good
response to her cards and I now have some
news so here we go. Mrs. Warren W.
Hardy (Margaret Fredenburg), 1216 Mead
Rd., Binghamton, is chairman of the math
department at Chenango Valley Junior-
Senior High School. Mrs. Fay McClellend
(Phyllis Dittman), 2501 Owego Rd., Vestal
says there is "life in the old girl yet."
She was back on campus last spring and
joined the chimesmaster in playing the
music of Dick Lee '41 for two bellmen.
Mrs. Robert Underwood (Nancy Jessup),
PO Box 133, Manchester, Tenn.,
writes that her oldest is a sophomore at
Stanford and hopes to take graduate work
at Cornell. The Underwoods have a second
son who is a junior in high school, and
another in fifth grade. Mrs. Raymond Liddie
(Joan Royce), RD 1, Waterford, has
two children, has been teaching in Albany,
and is also attempting to finish her Master's
at Albany State. Mrs. James B. Ray
(Mary Jo Borntrager), 6 Dartmouth Rd.,
Cranford, N.J., has three daughters. Mrs.
Minter J. Westfall Jr. (Margaret Shepherd),
1616 N.W. Seventh PL, Gainesville,
Fla., writes that her husband is teaching
and counseling and carrying on research
under an NSF grant. They have a son, 16,
who will be working at the medical school
this summer. Mrs. Thomas C. Adee (Peg
Valek), Camel Hollow Rd., Huntington,
writes that their oldest, Diane, is a freshman
at Duke; three boys are at home, and
husband Tom works for Grumman Aircraft.
Mrs. Francis R. Bruce (Priscilla Slimm),
116 Euclid Cir., Oak Ridge, Tenn., is
bringing daughter Cynthia, 16, to Reunion.
Mrs. John M. Keane (Nina Fenson),
68 West End Ave., Binghamton, is
a counselor of girls at Binghamton North
Senior High School. Susan, daughter of
Mrs. John H. Klitgord (June Gilbert), 24
E. Main St., Lima, will be at Cornell in
home economics next fall. Mrs. Thomas
Johnson (Barbara Larabee), 126 Dorset
Rd., Syracuse 10, didn't say if the kittens
she took home from the Bradleys are still
playing with her five children but she has
been busy with family and community
activities and hopes to be on hand for Reunion.
Mrs. James S. Lakis (Peggy Dilts),
68 Washburn Ave., Wellesley Hills 81,
Mass., had an African student visit at their
home for a month last summer. Peg's
husband is manager of the education and
training department at Polaroid; they have
two children.
Mrs. Wilson MacGown (Lucille Jenks),
7 Townley Dr., Burnt Hills, spent January
to March in Florida where her son is in
school. She hopes to bring her daughter to
Reunion. Mrs. Donald V. Schworer (Mary
Foster) is back in the States after years in
the Philippines and now lives at 3 Cedar
Dr., BriarclifT Manor. Mrs. Frederick T.
Bean (Mary Close) writes that after seven
boys they had a girl in October.
Mrs. Louis Conti (Dottie Kellogg), 648
Dunton Rd., Arlington Heights, 111., was in
Ithaca and stopped to visit last summer.
She has six children, 3 through 17, and
hopes to get back for Reunion. Mrs. Daniel
Jones (Wilma Harris), has moved to 103
Bowman Dr., Greenwich, Conn. Mrs.
Harry W. Keely (Jane Bartholomae) has a
new address, 333 E. 55th St., New York 22.
Mrs. George R. Poor (Gladys Haslett), 18
Gregory St., Marblehead, Mass., has three
children.
Mrs. Robert Hewett (Sallie Atlas),
93 Carthage Rd., Scarsdale, has two
daughters, is doing substitute teaching, and
will arrive in Ithaca with Edy Newman
Weinberger (the class president is scheduled
to return from Europe and make the
trip. Gladys Molyneux has a new address,
1563 Warner Rd., Meadowbrook, Pa. Mrs.
William C. Staehle (Clara Mosmann), 24
Castle Dr., Wayne, N.J., has three sons
and expects the oldest to enter Cornell in
1965.
I have had a great deal of help typing
this. Daughter Cindy, now 18 months, is a
busy bee. Jonathan, Cindy, and I plan to
fly to Montevideo, Uruguay, as soon as
Ithaca High School graduation is over.
Russ '42 has been in that South American
country since Sept. 30, 1962, helping to set
up a seed program on a United Nations,
FAO assignment, but I hope to see you all
in June.
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Men: M. Dan Morris
1860 Broadway
New York 23, N.Y.
The Reunion steering committee met at
Art Kesten's hacienda in Connecticut and
took further steps toward organization. We
will meet again in New York in midsummer,
and shortly after that you will get
notices; but start planning now. Plan also
for the cocktail party after the Princeton
game in the Princeton Firehouse, Oct. 26.
Joe File has this organized now,
A sad note is the death on March 9 of
Vinton N. Thompson, director of the Division
of Markets, New Jersey Department
of Agriculture at the age of 40. He is survived
by his wife (Iris Marie Coville), a
son, Vinton N. Ill, and two daughters,
Lydia and Patricia.
Robert P. Bryant (picture) a Hotel
School graduate, was recently elected a
vice president of
Frank G. Shattuck
Co. (Schraffts) in
March. Bob was formerly
assistant manager
at the Washington,
D.C., University
Club, and then manager
of the University
Club in Albany.
We wish him the best
of luck in his new post. From G. Turner
Wilson Jr. comes word that he has been
appointed to assistant coordinator of data
processing systems for Standard Oil Co. of
Indiana. He lives in Wilmette, 111., with
wife Lois and their three boys and two
girls.
Edward W. King, practicing law in
Ithaca, writes that he "hasn't yet earned
enough at private practice in Ithaca to get
moving expenses out of town." William S.
Wheeler, Lost Dutchman Dr., Scottsdale,
Ariz., has been with Motorola for 16 years.
He's VP and general manager of the Military
Electronics Division; says it means
"too much traveling."
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