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life Dave Is all for thirty years, but Trac>doesn*t seem to go for it too well." FraiQ Jack Broderidc, Wharton Graduate School, University of Pcnns^-h-ania: **Been meaning to u-rite for some time now, but this Wharton Grad School doesnU give you a minute to spare. I hardly had time to get to Pitt for the game and down to Baltimore aod Washington for the "Savy weekend. Also have been over to Dick Giedlin's place in Trenton, Neu' Jersey to sec Yale and Princeton play what they call football out here in the East. Wait until these Pennsyh'anians see a real ball club here next fall. Also managed to make it to New York Cit>' for a three day week-end with Dick Marshall. "Got a letter from Tom Snyder. He's with the NavCads training to fiy above the blue waters. Fliil Fmiwyan spent a night with us in Philly a couple of months ago. Jack Young and I are going dou-n to Washington about the middle of February and plan to see John Moore. Gerry Kerns was passing through Philly on his way back to New London and gave us a buzz, but unluckily neither Marsh nor I ^v-e^e in. Buddy Powers is still trying to crash the big time in New York, but working on the side for Christian Bros. Wine Co. '*Met Doa Grobmeyer in New York. We were supposed to do a few songs, but it never worked out. He really has gone Eastern. He even wears a vest. Met Jack Murray, Ken Thoren, Bob 'Easy* Edmondson at St. Pat*s on Notre Dame Communion Sunday. Jack Young, Marsh and myself are supposed to meet them towards the end of February to see XD play basketfaaU. *'KU Whiteside, Iggy Soisson, Tom Mullins, Ibfarsh, myself and usually two or three of our class get together once a month for dinner and then head over to the Alumni meeting. The last meeting was exceptionally interesting. Bill Wbiteside, strongly backed by his loyal followers (us), was swept into power-as a member of the Board of Governors for the Philadelphia Alumni Association. Bill also just got engaged at Chxistmas. **DidK Giedlin has had quite a time tr>-ing to decide whether to stay in school or go into Spring training with Detroit. Just last week be decided to risk the draft so he will head South at the end of the semester. *'I could tell you guys more of what a swell deft] we have here but I won't. I'm afraid that if I did you'd all hop the next plane for Philly.. So I'll sign off for this time." Tnmk Muller, Ensign (SO) USNR at NSCS, Bayonne, New Jersey, was at the Mardi Gras Dance at Notre Dame on Feb. 22. He was in Chicago for Pkt Barrett's wedding and came down for the festivities. I think he also wanted to see Maureen Carroll, his fiancee. Frank reports that Bob Clemency, (SC) USX, is back frota the Med and is in Boston. Dick McCarthy, now in leadership school, goes to OC5 (Army) soon. Jeny Hank, Len Call, Jack Haggerty, and Walt McGovcm are all in school with him at Bayoone. He also says that Ensigns Andy WaUi and Jun Dording are serx-ing together on the USS Vogelgesang and will be in the Med until lata in May. Pat Barrett's wedding to Joanne Sheridan wa& really a beautiful affair. It also proved to be a real get-together for many of the old classmates. In the wedding party were Don Sondag, Mike Jacobs, and Tom Myers. There for the festivities were Tom Adlcr, Frank Muller, Pete Casddy. Jack Becker and Bob Huff. The only thing to dampen the gaiety was to leva that Jeny Hank's fiancee, Joyce McMahon, was very sick with pneumonia. Here's hoping she recovers shortly. Received a letter from Jack Nadeau, 38 Mosswood Rd., Berkeley, Calif., who is in graduate •dbool at the University of Califorina. He expects to receive his master's degree this summer. Ms says that his old room-mate, Vince Rauth, is wocking for General Motors in Detroit and "piling wp a sizeable bank balance in the process." Frofn George Schwartz: "Here's a little information you could probably use in the next issue of tho_ ALUMNUS. Charlie O'Donnell just got out o( Finance school at Ft. Harrison, Ind., and is bong' assigned to * Army Finance Center at 42 St. Louis, Mo. Right now I'm spending a 19- day delay en route at home. I went through a communications school at Camp Gordon, Ga., 'and have to. report to Fort Lawton, Wash. I will end up in the Far East, probably Japan or Korea. Roger Nanovic is going to Law Scbool near his home town in Pennsylvania, I believe. Received a Christmas card from him there. Ma>-be G«>rge Foster could tell you more." TTiat's your cue, George. MORE SERVICEMEN (and service addresses) Ens. Joe Eger, USS Vesole (DD878) c/o FPO New York. Ens. ^Villiam McNaUy, USS Strong (DD758} FPO New York. 2nd Lt. James Hartman, S Co., 5th Tng, Bn., Bldg. 2184, MCS, Quantico, Virginia. Pvt. Thomas McNaroara, AF 2 634 1766, Fit. 2331, Sqd. 3701, Lackland AFB, San Antonio. Tex. MORE CHEM ENGINEERS John Milewski, 77 S. Madison, Spring Valley, X. Y., is an assistant Engineer for Reactor Motors, Dover, New Jersey. Recently had as house guests: Bill Prindn-ille, Esso Lee Brown, Houdry Process Co. John Carp, Merck Pharmaceutical. 1911 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 FRED L. STEERS, 105 S. LaSallc Street, Chicago 3, Illinois PAUL R. BVRNE, University Library, Notre Dame, Indiana RON O'NEIL, Argos, Indiana JAMES E. SANFORD, 1429 W. Farragut Ave., Chicago 40, Illinois GROVER F. MILLER, 612 Wisconsin Avenue, Racine, Wisconsin EDWARD J. MCOSKER, 2205 Briarwood Road, Cleveland Hgts., 18, Ohio GEORGE E. HARBERT, 108 N. Main St., Sycamore, Illinois THEODORE C. RADEUAKER, Peru Foundry Company, Peru, Indiana RALPH W. BERGMANN, . 1609 N. Jefferson Avenue, St. Louis 6, Missouri DAN W. DUFFY, 1101 NBC Bldg., Cleveland 14, Ohio GERALD A. ASHE, 39 Cambridge St., Rochester 7, New York PAUL H. CASTNER, 1305 W. Arlington Ave., St. Paul, Minnesota REV. THOMAS A. KELLY, C.S.C, Cavanaugh Hall, Notre Dame, Indiana JOHN P. HURLEY, 1218 City Park Avenue, Toledo, Ohio JOHN J. RYAN, 2434 Greenleaf Ave., Chicago 45, Illinois FRANK MORAN, 633 E. Monroe St., South Bend 6, Indiana LEO R. MCINTYRE, 3004 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. DONALD J. PLUNKETT, Biology Dept., Notre Dame, Indiana DEVERE PLUNKETT, Social Science Bldg., Notre Dame, Indiana JAMES T. DOYLE, 6457 N. Bell Ave., Chicago 45, Illinois JAMES K. COLLINS, 17 Triangle Avenue, Dayton 9, Ohio CLASS SECRETARIES Ed DiUon, DuPont. Dick Everett, DuPont. Art Zabittski, he didn't say. Concerning other Chem Engineers — John O'Brien, at Chrysler Engineering Institute, Detroit: (he's to be married June 7; Charlie Drds, Baltimore—married last May, now with Da\'i5on; Bin Garcia, Mexico City, with Goodrich Rubber: Joe GaUoway, with DuPont; Jim Mcloche and Andy Fairlee are Fellows in Naval Research. Jim was married last summer and Andy has a . June 14 date. Fred Brice and Walt Kosydar are Teaching Fellows at the University. Ed Koval, Standard Oil, Whiting, Indiana. AI Miltner, still single. is with DuPont in Cleveland. Please remember in your prayers Bob Walsh, killed last fall in a car accident. ENGAGEMENTS Mary Ann Frank and Pvt. John Corcoran. MARRIAGES Joanne Sheridan and Pat Barrett, February. 23. in Arlington Heights, 111. Gladys Schlehlein and Dick Herrle, Januar>' 26, in Brooklyn, New York. BIRTHS To Mr. and Mrs. Charies Meshot, a son. Thomas, in Santa Barbara, Calif. 1933 JOSEPH D. A. MCCABE, 632 Forest Ave., River Forest, Illinois 1934 EDWARD F. MANSFIELD, 6575 N. Glenwood, Apt. 1, Chicago, Illinois 1935 FRANKLYN C. HOCHREITER, 1327 Pentwood Rd., Baltimore 12, Md. 1936 A. H. MOORMAN, 1708 Industrial Bank Bldg., Detroit 26, Michigan 1937 FRANK J. REILLY, 7 Hawthorne, Ave., Merrick, N. Y. 1938 CHARLES M. CALLAHAN, Sports Publicity Dept., Notre Dame, Indiana 1939 VINCENT DECOURSEY, 1917 Elizabeth, Kansas City 2, Kansas 1940 RICHARD BURKE, 146 Paxton Drive, South Bend, Indiana 1941 JOHN W. PATTERSON, JR., 123 Gleniock Dr., Ruthfred Acres, Bridgeville, Pa. 1942 WiLUAM E. SCANLAN, 400 E. Ulth St., Pulbnan Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago 28 1943 JOHN L. WIGGINS, 11404 Rupley Lane, Dallas 14, Texas 1944 GEORGE A. BARISCILLO, JR., 515 Fifth Ave., Bradley Beach, N. J. 1945 AL LESMEZ, 61-56 Eighty-second St., Ehnhurst, N. Y. 1946 JACK TENGE, JR., 912 Lovett Blvd., Houston, Texas 1947 SAM ADELO, 818 Thomas St., South Bend, Indiana 1948 HERMAN A. ZITT, 126 Farmside Dr., Dayton, Ohio 1949 JOHN P. WALKER, 135 S. LaSalle St., Chicago, Illinois 1950 JOHN CONNOR, 1st Co. 2nd Tr. Bn., "A" Barracks, Marine Corp Schools, Quantico, Virginia 1951 ROBERT J. KUNGENBERGER, 1832 M St. N.W., Washington, D. C. The Notre Dame Alumnus
Daushters of ND Alumni Enrolled at St. Mary's Collese, 1951-52 Student Mary Beth Adler, '54 Marie Balfe, '52 Jeanine Berner, '55 Mary Bickel, '54 Maureen Carroll, '52 Suzanne Centlevre, '55 Suzanne Clements, '54 Frances Clohessy, '55 Mary Beth Croxall, '55 Mary Frances CuUinan, '54 Elise Curry, '52 Mary Jane Donovan, '54 Pauline Donovan, '54 Anne Feldpausch, '54 Marjorie Fiehrer, '53 Eileen Finnegan, '52 Kathleen Flanagan, '54 Muriel Flanagan, '53 Mary Alice Fritch, '54 Noreen Gallagher, '55 Carol Graham, '55 Hazel Hargrove, '54 Patricia Holland, '55 Judy Jones, '54 Jeanne Kelly, '55 Dorothy Kohne, '55 Dorothy Lahey, '54 Barbara Lane, '54 Lois Langford, '54 Colette Leslie, '55 Kathleen Mack, '52 Paula Makielski, '55 Ann Martin, '53 Madonna Mayer, '54 Patricia McKinley, '55 Beveriy Miller, '52 Mary Ann Mulholland, '52 Patricia McNulty, '55 Barbara Norton, '53 Helen Ong, '53 Mary Powers, '55 Judith Schwartz, '53 Ann Schwertley, '52 Sue Seidentsticker, '53 Rose Mary Shaughnessy, '52 Julie Skelly, '52 Marianne Thode, '55 Sue Whalen, '54 Mimi Wurzer, '53 Jean Zimmerer, '54 Home Joliet, 111. Rye, N. Y. South Bend Munster, Ind. St. Louis, Mo. Fort Wayne, Ind. South Bend VVaveriy, N. Y. Elkhart, Ind. Chicago Hartford, Conn. Chicago Muskegon, Mich. Hastings, Mich. Hamilton, O. South Bend Port Arthur, Tex. Port Arthur, Texas South Bend Shawano, Wis. York, Pa. South Bend Indianapolis Dixon, 111. Grand Rapids Decatur, Ind. South Bend Detroit South Bend Waverly, la. Niles, Mich. Mishawaka Chesterton, Ind. Plainfield, 111. Cassopolis, Mich. South Bend Chicago Indianapolis South Bend Amoy (China) Laurel, Miss. Dunkirk, N. Y. South Bend Columbus, O. Kansas City, Mo. Oil City, Pa. Minneapolis Des Moines Davenport, la. Kokomo Father's Name and ND Class Joseph, '24 John, '20 Sebastian, '29 Charies, '25 Maurice, '19 Herman, '25 Walter, '14 Frank, '20 Willard, '34 Frank, '18 Thomas. '14 Thomas, '24 Frank, '28 Roman, '25 Marc, '27 Bernard, '25 Christie, '27 Christie, '27 Louis, '19 lohn, '25 I Robert, '26 jf. C, '22 William, '27 Gerald, '22 James, '26 Gerald, '25 Frank, '25 Bernard, '25 Walter, '30 Humphrey, '20 John G., '19 Dr. P. H., '21 James, '23 Edward J., '26 Paul A., '20 Joseph P., '25 Clem, '20 Maurice D., '26 Donald, '36 Benedict, '24 John N., '24 Herbert, '27 Paul, '22 William, '25 Joseph, '22 Daniel, '14 Edward K., '24 Joseph, '29 Henry, '25 Mark, '21 CLASS AND CLUB SECRETARIES' NOTES FOR MAY-JUNE ALUMNUS MAY I DEADLINE The editors of the ALUMNUS, dependent as always on the active assistance of class and club Secretaries, ask for column notes by May 1. Club Secretaries are reminded that the ALUMNUS needs as many pictures of Universal Notre Dame Night observation by local Clubs as the Club Secretaries can send in. A selection of pictures assures that the best ones will be used. The Cover Picture The ALUMNUS, in presenting the members of the Campus Generation Club, wishes to point out that those portrayed in the cover picture are only a portion of the more thaii 300 sons of Alumni at the University, The picture, taken by University niotographer M. Bruce Harlan, *49, was made at a routine meeting of the Club. Thankfully, says Harlan, not all 300 showed up. Saint Mary's Alumnae Office explains that seven of the young ladies listed opposite were necessarily absent from the picture; they were teaching in South Bend, FIRST ROW, left to right: Noraen Gallagkcr, Caxol Graham, Mini Wuncr, Sue Sodenstedkav Hdea Ong, Lois Langford, Marie Balfe, Maiy Beth CraxaU, Marianne Thode; SECOND ROW: Judy Schwarti, Dorothy Kohae, Ritncia HoDaad, Collette LnGe, FauEne Donovan, Mary Bmrcn, Jean Zimmerer, Fanla MaUeUi, Beverly MtHcr; THIRD ROW: Mary Alice Fritch, Patrida Mc Kinley, Judy Jones, Anne Feldpauich, Sue Whakn, Madonna Mayer, Mary Fran CnlFnan, Sosuine CentUvie, Fatrida HcNuhy; FOURTH ROW: Mary Bickd, Marid Fbnagaa, Jeanne Kelly, Snsanne Clements, Jane Doaovan, Jeanine Baaer, Barbara Norton, Mary Beth Adler, Frances Clohasy, Julie Skelly, Ann Martin, Marjorie Fiehrer. FIRST ROW, left to right: Lawrence J. and Philip J. Gotnaco, sons of (John F. Gotuaco "24), William J. Burke (G. C. Bntke "23), R. Thomas Schaub (R. A. Schanb MS). Ridiard Downaa (F, J, Donovan '28), Edward Ball O^ncent BaD '27), John Snakard (J. W. Snakard '25*, John E. Ronan (James A. Ronan "26). SECOND ROW: James Heir (Jesie J. Herr '13), Lawrence Baldinger (Lawrence Baldinger Sr. '31), Arthur E. Peterson (Arthur E. Peterson Sr. '30), John W. Anderson (John W. Anderson Jr. '31), J. L. Wdgand, Sgt. At Arms, (Lawrence Wetgand "27), Edward Madigan, Secretary, (E. P. Madigan "20), Jim Graham, Treasurer, (James R. Graham '^^6), JoMph L. Adler Jr., President, (Joseph L. Adler '24), Tom Denpsey, Vice-Flresideat, tlohn T. Dcmpiey 'it), Fiud J. Cushing (Paul J. Cuslfng •31), R>ul Figei (Edward L. Figel 'II), Joe Naih (John R. Nash '29), Jim Ronan (James A. Roaan •26), John Manlx (Rotert P. Manix '29 deceased). THUtD ROW: John Sckeibelhut (Leo C. ScheSielhut '07), AUooce F. Gotnaco (John G. Gotaaon -H), David M. Curry (Thomas B. Curry '14), Edward J. Griffin (Thomas J. Griffin "29), Richard H. Miller (Ray T. Miller 'II), Edward D. Ahleriag (Edward L. Ahlering '2S), John F. Fink (Fraads A. Fiak "30), Raymoml T. Duncan (Walter Duncan '12), Edwin L. Ryan Jr. (Edwin L. Ryan Sr. •27), James H. Brcnnan (Joha W. Breaaaa '27), Michael R. Laughta (George C LaugfcEa •25), John F. Gelsoa (J- Norbert Gefaon '26), Thomas B. KcOey (William H. Kdley '18), Rockae Morrissey (joscpii S. Morrisscy '28). FOURTH ROW: Tinmas A. Hayes Jr. (Thomm A. Hayes Sr. '16), Fraads C. Schwab Jr. (Framas C. Schwab Sr. '02), Joha E. Fbrta (Armaado J. Porta •25), WilHam J. Loodo (Harold L. Loado •24), Louis A. Giatlivie (Hermaa G. CeatlKTe •25), John L. Kiley Jr. (Joha L. KUey Sr. -25), Ray W. Durst Jr. (Ray W. Durst Sr. '26), Fraads H. Phelaa (Fraads W. Fheba '73), Elmer Laydea Jr. (Elmer Laydea "25), Edward O'Arcy (John D'Arcy •21), Robert K. Garden Jr. (Robert K. Garden •25). Daaid C Curtis Jr. (Daaiel C. Cwtis '17), Wafrcd J. Riley Jr. (Wilfacd Riley Sr. •21), James E. Silver Jr. (JaaKS SDver Sr. '26), Rinl H. Sowa (Frank J. Sowa '31). March-April, 1952 43
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