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GIST (3) also is a bank VP — Houston National Bank (10011 Inwood Dr.). America's answer to Peter Snell, JACK GITS (6), told me tliat he has been working six days a week at the family plastics plant (919 Monroe, River Forest, 111.). The President's Club also includes MARTY GLEASON (2), who operates an equipment company in Chicago and Joliet (600 Cornelia, JoHct). BOB GOSDICK (2) is a Rockford (HI.) attorney (918 Westchester). A fellou- CTA commuter here in the Wndy City is JERRY GRO.\RK (3), a bus>attorney (4341 Bobolink Terr., Skokie). Ernst & Ernst has a top flight management scr^-ice supervisor in JOHN GROGAN (200 N. Alabama, Indianapolis). DICK GROXER (1) owns a consulting engineering finn in Jefferson Cit>-, Mo. (421 Lark St.). JOE HAGGERTY (4) keeps hopping as Chicago district manager for Chevrolet (9924 S. Winclicster). Another Chicagoan is JOHN H.ARTIGAN (2), a partner in the law firm of Carroll, Connelly & Hartigan (9149 S. Bell Ave.). In the building materials field Hc have HOWARD HART (2), a salesman for Cclotcx Corp. (1634 Linden, Des Plaincs, III.). LEO HAWK (4), who has served as president of the Northwestern Ohio alumni club, is the major domo of the Superior Metal Products Co. in Lima (625 \'ictor^-). TO.\f HAYES (4) pushes quite a bit of paper in Chicago and heads tlic Prep School Committee for the Chicago Club (34C N. Spring, La Grange). Also conspicuous bv their absence w-ere DON GELS, JERRY HUGHES, TOM WELLY, BILL QUIRK, PHIL STUMP, BOB KIRBY, SAM PALUMBO, RAY KENNEDY (who has chalked up several more cover stories for Time), DON SHANLEY, and XHKE AQUILINO. GERRY HILLSMAN (4) docs his accounting for the Otto Hillsman & Co. (9233 Austin, Morton Grove, 111.). NORM HIPSKIND (4) is a staff accountant for George S. Olive & Co. in Indianapolis (3548 E, 5l5t St.). Sterling Custom Homes lists BOB HOFFMASTER (2) as assistant sales manager (317 Shebo>-gan St., Fond du Lac, Wis.). LOU HUBER was one of many insurance undenvriters who never would Iiave touched our reunion group (9229 RD 2, Batavia, N.Y.). BOB HUNECK (3) broke away from his sales duties >nth National China & Equipment Corp. to run over for the fun (103 N. "F" St., Marion, Ind.). ED KELLY ("the other one") is a U. S. attorney in Indianapolis (40n N. >fcridian}. Although he hated to admit it after the Gemini flight, JOHN KENNEDY does a little selling for IBM (638 Andrew Rd., Springfield, Pa.). JIM KORTE (3) keeps the internal audit for Clirysler (1265 Beaconsficld, Grossc Pointc, ifich.). Another member of the motor community is RON KUEBER (3), super\i5or of investment anaU-sis for Ford (23330 Hollander, Dearborn, Mich.). I told you that we had a lot of presidents — BOB KUNZE (3) owns the Middletown General TATC Co. (160 Princeton PL, Belford, N.J.). Among the more distinguished in the group was BILL LARKIN (5), chairman of the mathematics department at Xaxicr University in Cincinnati (4870 Oaklawn Dr.). Tliat smiling Norseman, CHRIS LARSEN, now a sales consultant for International Har\cstcr, kept things moring (730 Park Ave., Plainfield; N.J.). JOE LEGAN (2) left his architectural tools at Shepherd Associates In Milu-aukec (2163 N. 64th St.). BILL LEONARD (4) _ had reason to be up in the air. He*s a staff engineer for General Precision on the Apollo simulator project. Featured in a recent issue of the ALUMN'US was JOHN LOCHTEFELD (5), now a professor of art at Kutztower State College (Rt. 2, Alburtis, Pa.). FRANK LOLLI (3) took a break from his weekend warrior training to tell a few war stories. Frank recently changed jobs, now is an industrial broker for Hogan &, Farwell in Chicago (733 Svlviawood Ave., Park Ridge). BOB LUPE (5)' also benefits from a little bit of nepotism. He's vp and general superintendent of the Wade Lupc Construction Co. in Schenectady (875 Westholm Rd.). JOHN MANIX (1) labors as zone sales manager for Motorola in Louisville (1917 Rcdieaf Dr.). JOHN MARCHAL (2) is a partner in Marchal & Marchal (I think he's the second one!) at Greenville, Ohio (131 South St.). Here we go again with another president in the person of NEAL MASON, who has a Chrv-slcr-Plj-mouth dealership in Farmington, Afich. (21917 Leyte). BILL MAY (6). that mokes him a contender in the big-family sweepstakes, is a sales rep. for RCA in Miami (7525 S. W. 54th Ct.). Another contender is TOM MEGLEN (6), who is administrator of the Brandywine Nursing & Convalescent Home (588 Ross, Waynesburg, Pa.). My next-door neighbor in Zahm, JOHN MIS- 58 Notre Dame Alumnus^ September-October, 1965 KEL (5), docs a little chemistry work for Rexall (105 Oak Ridge Rd., Ramsey, N.J.)- JI^^ MON- GELLO is a member of New York's prestigious security analysts dan, as a staffer with Dean Witter & Co. (220 E. 54th St.). The name's the same — LOU MONTEIL is a buyer for L & A Monteil in Kansas City (809 N. Montgall). Western Electric has BOB MOORE (6) — another Culhane challenger — solving materials engineering problems (5953 Dublin Rd., Bethel Park, Pa.). DICK MUELLER (1) is assistant sales manager for Container Corp. in Chicago (888 Chcrrjv Wnnctka). BOB McCARREN (3) does his auditing for GM (1254 Buckingham, Grosse Pointe Park, Mich.). BERNIE McCLOREY (3) made the switcli from engineering to law. He's also on the board of Checker Cab in Detroit (34919 Wood Dr., Livonia, Mich.). Another June grad was GREG McCORMACK (2), who received an MBA from Xarier. He's division manager for ^Vestem & Southern Life (3946 Sharon View, Sharonville, Ohio). DICK McCORMIGK (1) who served a term as president of the ND Club oi Erie, is a partner in the Joseph McCormick Construction Co. (4425 Cherry St.). TOM McCOY (1) b a partner, too, in the M fi: O Chevrolet Co. While on the subject of partners, JOE McGLYNN (2) has a share of the McGI^Tin & Hartigan law firm in St. Louis (7319 Chamberhin). BOB NAVARRE (3) is assistant sales manager for Simpson Mfg. Co. (165 Budlong, Hillsdale, Mich.). JIM NIEDERRITER (3), a very active Jaycce, serves as sales manager of the Bard Distributing Co. (722 Lyndcn Ave., Ashtabula, Ohio). He'd like to hear from DICK GLENNON. The man in the gray flannel suit, TIM NORTON (4100 Marine Or.), Is an account executive with Leo Burnett in Chicago. ED PREIN (1) is an associate with Williams & Works in Grand Rapids (4991 Bluff Dr., N.E.). Here's the man to know in Eric, JOHN PAL^^S.^NO, who calls the shots at the restaurant of the same name (3950 Chcrr>- St.). RIVERS PATOUT is a seminarian at St. Mary's in Houston. ED PETRUSKA (4) is a guidance director for the Fcnton (Miclt.) public schools (705 Briarwood). One of the real movers during the Weekend was JOHN PINTER (3), field engineer for Lord Mfg. Co. (2432 Noves St., Evanston, III.). DON PIZUTELLO (2) is an engineer (1133 Midland Ave., Bronxvillc, N.Y.). Joining Ed in the teaching profession is RAY POKROP (4) in Milwaukee (2041 S. 17th). TIM RAUH (3) represents the Dubois Chemical Co. (18901 Audctte St., Dearbom, Midi.). STEVE REBORA (4) alwa>-s wanted to be a manager and hc is . . . Philbin Carpet Service in Chicago (6326 N. Kcdcr). FRANK REIDY (3) is assistant comptroller for St. Joseph Lead Co. (26 Lion Lane, Westbur^*, N.Y.). NORB REINER is an insurance examiner for GEICO (1806 Key Blvd., Arlington, Va.j. A vice-president's sign sits on PETE RITTEN's (4) desk at Louis N. Ritten & Co. in Minneapolis (5206 Hampshire Drive). BOB RUSSELL (1) represents McDonnell & Co. in the Detroit area (1175 Bishop Rd., Grosse Pointe, Mich.). JIM SCHENKEL (5) is a Fort Wa>-nc architect (1815 E. State). Bob may be calling on TO.M SCHREITMUELLER (1), a cost coordinator for Pontiac (2739 Berry Dr., Bloomfield Hills. Mich.). GEORGE SEIKEL (2) is involved in some interesting work as head of the plasma-flow section of N,-\SA's Lewis Research Center (20585 Beachwood Dr., Rocky River, Ohio). DICK SHAY is assistant cashier of the Union Bank, Diamond Bar, Calif. (21327 Fountain Springs Rd.). Another of my journalism classmates, PAT SHEEHAN (2). is selling cars like mad for Hollingshead Oldsmobile in Chicago (2257 W. 103rd Su). JOHN SHEP HERD (5) is an architect in the Milwaukee area (5W N. ^ih St., Wauwaiosa). JI.M SIEGER (1), who has picked up many avvards for his film scripts, recently accepted a writer-producer post with CBS- TV in Chicago (1726 N. LaSalle). JOE SMITH (3) is a senior nuclear engineer for Allis-Chalmers (6827 Trexler Ct., Lanhawn, Md.). You've heard about the big butter-and-cgg men. Well, OWEN SODETZ (2), one of the better second basemen, is assistant treasurer of Murphy Butter & Egg Co. (18637 Gottschalk Ave., Homewood, 111.). An Air Force careerman, BILL STAHL (3), now is stationed at MacDill AFB in Tampa. ED STENGER (6) is vice-president of T. D. Shcad Mfg. (2632 Kopson Ct., Bloomfidd Hills, Midi.). JIM STEVENS is a real estate and insurance salesman in Detroit (17400 Huntington). MACK STEWART (3) is assistant general manager for Evansvillc Printing Corp. (8006 Larch Lane, EvansviUe, Ind.). BILL STOUTERBURGH (1) has a partnership in Brinton & Co. at I Wall St. in New York (39 Wcstcrview Rd., Short Hills, N.J.). JIM STUCKO (2) is a Chicago attorney (6925 W. Gunnison). JIM SULLIVAN (4) is practidng law in Terre Haute (539 Monterey). GEORGE SUNKEL (2) spends his days at the First National Bank of Chicago; nights at 500 Hawthorn Lane, Winnetka. PETE SUTHERLAND (4) welcomed a son just a few days before the reunion. Pete's uith the Electric Boat Division at Groton, Conn. (51 Woodland Rd., East Greenwich, R.I.). My old buddy, BILL TICE (3) has been transferred soutli of the Mason-Dbcon line. Bill's a project engineer with Mead Packaging in Atlanta (231 Hillswick Ct.). DON TOTTEN manages the Morton Mfg. Co. plant west of Chicago (193 Woodlawn, Rosclle, HI.). BERNEY TRACEY (1) is another IBM salesman (90 8th Ave., Brooklyn). JOE TURK (3) manages the clothing department of Turk's Eagle Store in Joliet (2217 West Acres). GEORGE VAN BESIEN (3) practices his architecture in the Washington area (3346 Sheffield Ct., Falls Church, Va.). JIM VACHRIS (4) is an engineer with Franklin Fibrc- Lamiter Corp. (14 Wellington Rd., Wilmington, Del.). BOB VOYT (5) combines his engineering with sales work for i^crican Coil Spring (2548 Grenside Blvd., Muskegon, Midi.). BOB "MOOSE" WING (2) handles the IBM payroll in Chicago (7315 N. Damen). Among those vvho didn't stop long enough to give me any dope were BOB HUTCHINSON, IRV CARRIG, BOB McAULIFFE and a few others. So, honorable wives, if you don't find hubby mentioned, don't automatically think he ducked out for the weekend. ED TOOMEY arrived a bit late with his newbride, Janet. Ed is dncf resident in internal medicine at I^hey Clinic in Boston after graduating from Gcorgetou'n School of ifcdidne. Janet, a member of the faculty at Simmons College in Boston, is a candidate for a Ph.D. at Brown University. DAVE METZ sent a special ddivery to me on campus with his regrets. He's knee deep in work for Kodak and is promoting a scries of sports events in the Rochester area in his spare time. Also heard from FATHER JOE O'DONNELL, who v\'as spending the reunion weekend on active duty v%ith the Navy at Newport. He was slated to give the Big Retreat for 1300 on campus the weekend of Aug. 19-22. TOM DORWIN, my old roomie, couldn't make it in from Austin. He v^'as too busy buying a house. Congratulations to DON LANSPA, who was elected a dty coundlman in Raytown, just outside Kansas City. Dan and Barbara have a boy and a girl. BROTHER VINCENT P. >nLL CSC BS '55, died April 14. Our condolences to his family. Father O'Donnell celebrated a memorial Mass on June 5. The Notre Dame Club of Phoenix honored JOHN McSHANE as its "Man of the Year." John is an electrical engineer for GE. Sec >TJu at the Southern Cal game! From the Alumni OfHcc: In the May, 1965, edition of Jubilee magazine Bishop JOHN J. WRIGHT LLD '55, of Pittsburgh is depicted in a sketch addressing the Pan-African Union during tlie last session of Vatican II Council. A member of the theological commission that prepared the sdicma, De Ecclesia, Bishop \Vright v^-as a strong advocate of the laity's position in the Church. NORMAN "SKIP'* GASSENSMITH has been named program director of WSBT and WSBT- TV, radio and tdcvision stations in South Bend ov^Ticd by The South Bend Tribune. Skip v\'as promotion manager for the stations before the promotion. DR. LEON E. ST. PIERRE, manager of the polymer and interface studies section. General Electric Research Laboratory, Schenectady, N.Y., has been named the first professor of polymer chemistry at McGill U. at the opening of the new department. JOHN T. HARTIGAN, a member of the Chicago law firm of Brown & Carroll, has become a partner in the firm, renamed Carroll, Connelly & Hartigan. PHELAN THOMPSON has been promoted to manager of Africa-Latin America-Australasia for Omark International, Ltd. He will have direct sales responsibility for Africa, Central and South America, Australia and New Zealand. His headquarters vrill be in Portland, Ore. ROBERT J. ARRIX has been named director of merchandising for Tek Hughes, division of Johnson & Johnson. JAlkfES F. WALSH, acting director of the Christian Center of the Community in South Bend, has received a $170,000 grant from the Office of Eco-
nomic Opportunity to aid Spanish-speaking Americans engaged in farm work in the South Bend area. The center operates four programs for the migrant workers: opportunity center, remedial program, adult education and ad\'ancement of capabilities. LEE CREAN JR. is executive director of the South Bend Small Business Development Center operating under the War on Poverty Program of St. Joseph's County (South Bend) and the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. The center provides assistance for persons with low incomes to either start small businesses or keep them in operation. JOHN STANLEY O'BRIEN M.D. has announced the opening of his office for the practice of ps>xhiatr>- in St. Petersburg, Fla. '56 Alvin D. Vitt 4 Wind Rush Greek W. St Louis, Mo. REUNION REGISTRANTS FRANK CATALANO, JAMES COSTELLO, JOSEPH DONOVAN, MICHAEL HEGARTY, DONALD PIZZUTELLO, RICHARD SHAY. From the Alumni Office; DAVID C. DOYLE JR. has been named corporate controller of Great Lakes Express, a Midwestern trucking concern. DR. JOHN C. MEAGHER, assistant professor of English at the University, has been awarded a post-doctoral grant for study of the New Testament and early Christianity at the Institut Catholique, Paris, France. The grant was made by the Society for Religion and Higher Education, New Haven, Conn. REV. JOSEPH J. SIKORA SJ celebrated his first solemn high Mass recently in Chicago after his ordination. He b completing his theological studies at Bcllarmine School of Theology, Loyola University of Chicago. C.-\RL C. AUSTIN, an agent in the South Bend district of the Prudential Insurance Co., %vas recently promoted to the position of staff manager. DR. JOSEPH A. MARTELLARO, assistant professor of economics at the University, received a Fulbnght grant to lecture at the U. of Cordoba in Argentina this summer. His lectures dealt with the economy of underdeveloped nations and were given in Spanish. MICHAEL P. MALL.\RDI was recently named treasurer of the Straus Broadcasting Group with more than 130 subscribing stations. THOMAS J. SHEEHAN received his doctor of philosophy degree from Ohio State U. in commencement exercises this quarter. 'C7 Jo^ ^- McMecl 3 / 30 E. 42nd St New York, N.Y. REUNION REGISTRANT ROBERT RONEY. JACK KING and his pretty wife Pat arc linng it up as parents of two, and a dog. So far the count is even with one boy and one girl. They arc living outside Gary with the Dunes as a backdrop. The *'Cobra" has really taken to family life and even docs his own carpentry. ^Ve are all looking for%vard to discussing this matter come the Notre Damc-USC weekend. A few comments must be heard — 'While running for an Eastern Airlines flight I heard a voice call my name only to find our good friend TOM BRENNAN as the originator. Tom is a pilot for Eastern and based in Washington. He is still batching it but a little honey dou-n Fort Lauderdale way is swiftly closing the gap and his days are numbered. Tom will definitely be among the stalwarts come our big weekend in October. GEORGE GROBLE, by far the most cooperative vice-president this Class ever had, has come through once more with some information regarding the Chicago crowd. George writes that BOB O'NEIL is completing a six-month stay in Tliailand. Bob is employing his engineering skills in aiding in the design of highwa>*s for the TTiaJIand government. Bob and Barbara are expecting their fourth. JIM DRISCOLL has left the Chicago area to Join the sales force of Commercial Shearing & Stamping of Youngstown, Ohio. GUS SCIACQUA FR. RICHARD J. HOGAN '57 Richard J. Hogan '57 has been ordained to the priesthood by the Most Rev. Martin D. McNamara DD in the Cathedral of St. Raymond, Joliet, III. after studies at St. Procopius Seminary, Lisle, III. By special permission Fr. Hogan's first Solemn Mass was a concelebration with his three brothers who are also priests: Rev. William E. Hogan, assistant pastor, St. Martin of Tours, Chicago; Rev. Benedict E. Hogan, Mt. Carmel High School, Chicago; and Rev. Wendell T. Hogan, Mt. Carmel High School, Houston, Tex. A native Chicagoan, Fr. Hogan attended St. Kilian Grade School, Mt. Carmel High School and gained a bachelor's degree in English literature at ND. He then studied philosophy at Mt. Carmel College, Niagara Falls, Ont., Canada. From 1957 to 1961 he worked for J. E. Mcrrion and Co., communit>' developers. He \vzs president of the St. Margaret of Scotland "Over 23" Club in 1958; president of the St. Margaret of Scotland section. Young Christian Workers, 1959; and president. Southwest region. Young Christian Workers, 1960-61. Fr. Hogan is the son of Mrs. Edward D. Hogan of Chicago. has purchased a new home in Arlington Heights where he joins the company of JIM FIN- NEGAN. Speaking of Jim, it's best that he goes on a field trip soon — they arc expecting number five. TOM HUGUELETT is still keeping the IBM stock strong. George comments that also present at the Universal Notre Dame Night was JIM CHESTNUT of engineering fame, DR. JL\I KEN NEDY who is specializing in surgery at Cook County Hospital and DR. JIM CUSACK. Lands alive, BOB COYNE has dropped from the ranks and is set to wed in June (as of this writing) . Our condolences, Bob . . . there's the perennial bachelor, PAT SHEERIN . . . JIM CUL- LINAN who is the sales manager for American Tobacco. Also included were JACK REISTOFFER, ED QUINN, BILL RIGALI, JACK MOYN.\HAN, NORRIS BISHTON, BILL NLVDDUX, FIUNK HENNESSEY, TOM O'BRYAN. JOE PARNICHA and JACK KUBIAK. Flash . . . Flash . . . BOB COYNE reports that a friend of his saw PAT WILUAMSON. That U all we have to report at this time. RICH.ARD HOGAN was ordained for the Joliet Diocese on May 22. He was joined in the celdration of his first Mass by his three brothers who are also in the priesthood. Our congratulations and our thanks to Fr. Hogan for attaining this, the most successful ''occupation" one could ever pursue. GARY GATES is li\-ing in New York and working with United Press International. Gary a still single and it looks like he aims to stay that way for a while. Only received responses to our proposed charter flight from three persons, those being Gary, PAUL FLATTERY from over Staien Island way and JIM HERRING who does his business from the grandeur of the Pan Am Building. Because of the negative response the flight has been cancelled. JOE REICH spent a weekend at our little nest in Manhattan. Joe, PLEASE come back, the plumbing is now working and wc promise to feed you. Heard from Pat and T. O. DOYLE and they definitely will be in South Bend the big weekend . . . hope DIXIE ^vill join them. Word has it that Lourdenc and TOM HALEY may make the scene. Will keep our fingers crossed and hope that all the Portland crowd will heed their good example. Our condolences and prayers on the deaths of Mr. John Byrne, father of our classmate, JIM . . . And for William Murphy, father of good friend and cohort, ED. Please remember them in your prayers. From the .Alumni OfKcc: THOMAS J. H.MVEKOTTE of Chicago has been appointed acting state securities commissioner by Illinois Secretary of State Paul Powell. LENf JOYNER held a two-man exhibit (with Rev. Henry Mascotte) recently at St. Mary's College art galleries. Lem exhibited liturgical items and enamels. REV. JOSEPH B. SIMONS CSC has been appointed dean of students aC the University, succeeding REV. A. LEON.ARD COLLINS '38 who has received a new assignment in New Orleans, La. Fr. Simons is a specialist in the field of educational psychology'. Prof. O. TIMOTHY O'MEARA has been appointed head of the University's mathematics department succeeding Prof. THOMAS E. STEW ART *57, recently named associate vice-president for academic affairs. R^VYMOND M. BRENNAN of Brooklyn recently joined the law department of The Port of Nc^v York Authority and has been assigned to the construction contracts division. RICHARD MORRISON has been promoted from staff member to administrative assistant in the department of pupil personnel of the South Bend school s>-stcm for the coming year. The department deals with disciplinary and related- student problems. RAYMOND F. ROTH JR. has received his master of business administration from Washington U. in St. Louis at spring commencement. DAVID P. NOO.V has been awarded a bachelor of laws degree from the Georgetown U. Law Center in spring commencement ceremonies. JIM MORSE has joined GEORGE CONNOR '48, in commenting on the action in pre-season football games of the Chicago Bears professional football team on \VBBM-TV in Chicago. Mone was captain of the 1937 team and played Canadian professional football. He and his wife reside with their sw children in Muskegon, Mich. LUKE P. C.-\RR.ABINE has been appointed to the newly created position of assistant superintendent, electric weld department in the cold processing division at U. S. SteePs Garv (Ind.) Tube Works. ROBERT E. DUFFY has been au-arded a bachelor of laws degree from the Georgetown U. Law Center, Washington, D.C. '58 Arthur L. Roule, Jr. 1709 Indiana Ave. La Porte, Ind. 46330 It is with regret that we begin this column with news of the death of two classmates. Although we have no details, we ha\*e learned from the Alumni Office that MARCO V. ASTURIAS and his son of Guatemalo, Guatemala, were killed on March 29; and COiVRAD HUBNER passed away on April 5. Notre Dame Alumnus, September-October, 1965 59
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By James E. Armstrong '25 Editorial
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