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MM • • Fred D. McNair and wife
# 1 I Marjorie live at 8 Chautauqua
MM M^ Ct, Oil City, Pa. They are skim
H ^^B ers and tennis players. They've
•HIH I recently been to Florida and
• \ m Austria. Fred is still at MFG
I ^ 1 ^ Wood Products. Marjorie's
work is *'helping."William MacRea and wife
Alice live at 219 E. 69th St., NYC. Bill is president
of MacRea Communication Inc., broadcast
programming, syndication, and media representative.
He is on the board of governors of
the Cornell Club of NYC, was president
1971-74.
Elizabeth "Tish" Meyers's new name is
Mrs. R. E. Wehrle. Tish and Bob Wehrle were
married recently and live at 8 Hand Hewn Way,
Manlius, NY. Bob was in the Class of '45 at U.
of Virginia. Tish writes, "This marriage is wonderful
for both of us. Our children are happy
about it and get along well. Bob has a son and a
daughter. His daughter has two little girls."
Best wishes to you both! Dr. James R. "Jim"
Cullen retired from his dental practice five
years ago. He now works for the NY State
Health Department in Albany. He and wife
Jane have four children and two grandchildren.
Jim and Jane went skiing at Snowbird and Sundance,
Utah, in February 1986. They have a
summer home at Lake George, where the family
enjoys all the recreational activities. The
Cullens live at 1993 15th St., Troy, NY.
Gloria Urban, our loyal, hardworking
Reunion co-chair, writes that she retired in 1985
from the Equitable Life as director, benefit
plans department. Since then she's been traveling
to Scandinavia, St. Croix, New Mexico, Arizona,
Florida, and numerous spots throughout
New England. She likes to go to Florida for golf
in October before it gets too crowded. Catch
her, if you can, at home, 54-28 66th St.,
Maspeth, NY. Winthrop E. "Win" Mange
Jr. and wife June traveled to London in 1985
and went bare-boat sailing in the Grenadines in
1986. Travel and golf are their thing. They have
two grandsons: Thomas, 5V2, and Edward, IV2.
Win manages purchasing and real estate for
Public Service Electric and Gas Co., Newark,
NJ. The Manges live at 234 Hollywood Ave.,
Hohokus, NJ.
Meta Flamberg Cooper has three children
and five grandchildren. She's busy traveling
between Philly and Cleveland to visit them.
Her daughter Lorraine and family moved to
Arizona, so she's beating a path out there (but
not in summer). Meta lives at 244 Buckboard
Rd., Willow Grove, Pa. George H. Martin
and wife Anne live at 4658 Clover Rd., Honeoye
Falls, NY. They have four children, all of
whom have graduated from college and are involved
in interesting work. Listen to this: Jane
(Smith College '68), vice president, Monet; William
(Eastman School of Music 74), president
of Quaker State Plantations; Mary Jane (Smith
College 73), Castle Division, Sybron Corp.
James '75, MME 76 (Harvard MBA 77),
president, Habelon Corp. George is vice president,
Shearson Lehman Bros. He enjoys painting
in oils and watercolors. He's active in the
Cornell Club of Rochester. Lee Struglia recently
retired from teaching. She accepted a
full-time position as a civilian employee for the
US Army's Harry Diamond Labs. Lee's address
is 9L Ridge Rd., Greenbelt, Md. D
Eleanor Dickie Richardson, 1202 W. US
Hwy. 20, LaPorte, Ind. 46350.
• Grandfather
Perry C. Euchner
'15, seated, at
right, started it
all. Here are,
from left, grandson
James A.
Euchner '78, sons
P. C. Euchner Jr.
'48, seated, and
James A. Eichner
'49, grandson
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James A. Ad"
Eichner '75.
My curiosity gets piqued
when I see a report that one of
our classmates is living in a
faraway place, like Australia.
That's where Dr. Robert G.
Williamson now lives (in
Bellvue Hill, New South
Wales), which is a long way from both Ithaca
and Savannah,Ga., his previous residence. He
sent dues but no news about why the move. I'm
sure your classmates would like to hear about
NSW.
Close to Cornell is Joseph A. McConnell,
who's living in Ithaca. He and Susan
(McKinney) have seven grandchildren, IV2 to
14, plus an English bulldog. Joe's life sounds
like fun—he's a band leader and provides music
for parties, banquets, balls, and Cornell Reunions—and
for tailgating. Susan works with
the elderly in the community. This summer
they're planning a trip to Italy, after playing golf
and sightseeing in Switzerland in 1986. The
downhill drives must go a mile, but it's tough
getting to those greens on top of the mountain!
Our classmates are active in Adult U.
(CAU): last year Ted Thomas studied Cape
Cod's "Ecology and the Great Fall Migration,"
William VanAtta toured "Ecuador and the
Galapagos Islands," and Frederick Wall appropriately
studied "China in the 1980s" and,
also with Elizabeth S. Novotny '47, "The
Natural Ecology and Marine Biology of St.
Croix."
One who has retired twice is Edmund L.
Fountain. Ed retired from the Army in 1980,
from Clemson U. in August 1986. Both of Ed's
and Hazel Marie's children graduated from U.
of Maryland, College Park. They recently
visited Canada and Acapulco. Golf and painting
are Ed's hobbies. • Paul L. Russell, 10
Pickerel Rd., Wellesley, Mass. 02181.
We thank the foUowing for supporting our class
by sending dues for the coming year: Dorothy-
Taylor Prey, Pittsburgh, Pa.; Nancy Knapp
Allen, Wilmington, Del.; Marion Graham
Bose, New Canaan, Conn.; Janet Curtin Gorning,
Westerville, Ohio; Jane Callahan Kelley,
Wellesley, Mass.; Marjorie Montrose
Christiansen, Chapel Hill, NC; Margaret
Monteith Edelman, Alexandria, Va.; Clara
Heffernan Ferguson, Canton, Mass.; Martha
Ann Myer, Birmingham, Ala.; Nancy
Hall Rosenberg, Washington, DC; and Thalia
Hicock Scoville, West Cornwall, Conn.
Patricia Murtaugh Woodworth, San
Jose, Cal.; Zinaida Kiziuta Boher, Gresham,
Ore.; Marcia Noyes Archibald, River Edge,
NJ; Carol Cleveland Haughwout, Tallahassee,
Fla.; Elizabeth Otten, Chula Vista, Cal.
And, from NY State: Joyce Reed Folsom,
Glens Falls; Sylvia Mayer Helbert, Kenmore;
Esther Torgersen Jordan, Jacksonville;
Ellen Stein Ostreich, Manhasset; Joan
Waite Martens, NYC; Dorothy Tinker
Powell, Vestal; Alice Powell Greenwood,
Port Chester; Leah Smith Drexel, Hubbardsville;
Dorane Robertson Celentano, E.
Williston; Marguery Herzberg, NYC;
Janet Bassette Summerville, Sackets Harbor;
Barbara Cohen Weisenfeld, Roslyn
Heights; Margaret Woods, Ithaca; Jean
Carnell Conner, New Paltz; and Frances
Mulry Baran, Fredonia.
These are the names Γve received from our
treasurer so far. If I've omitted yours, please
write. If you need addresses for any of the
above, contact me or the alumni office. D
Elinor Baier Kennedy, 503 Morris PI.,
Reading, Pa. 19607.
MM WMMM Starting out this month's
MM U news, word comes from Bar-
MM M baraDwyerO'Connell,MD.
m M U Born last year to daughter
• B m Abigail O'Connell Tene-
W M dorio '78, PhD '82 (EE) and
• m son-in-law Jaime '79, PhD
'82 (EE) is grandson Daniel. Barbara is president
of the Westchester Psychiatric Society. In
summer 1985 she traveled to Israel to attend
the Maccabean Games in which her son Theodore
Gillman (Tufts '85) was the highest scoring
American board sailor.
Scoring high on your correspondent's list
by sending in new addresses are classmates
Nancy Lauer Kalinowski, 1661-224 Old
Country Rd., Riverhead, NY; Frank E. Parkin,
Apt. 311, 400 Devonshire Way, Palm
Beach Gardens, Fla.; and Marguerite Christensen
Drab, RFD #1, Box 600, Campbell
Hall, NY. Marguerite busies herself as secretary,
computer operator, credit manager, etc.,
at a Dutch bulb company, not to mention church
volunteer work.
In 1986, Suzanne Tettelbach Colle
sampled bits and pieces of North America—Rancho
Mirage, Steamboat Springs, Vancouver
Island, Seattle, Portland, and Epcot
Center. Husband Richard '49; son David, a
lumber company sales manager; and flight attendant
daughter Diane round out the family.
A. Burton White, MD, is a trustee, Orthopaedic
Research and Education Foundation,
a president-elect, NY State Society of Orthopaedic
Surgeons—maybe president, by now.
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