22 GA "Kid" Ashe - Archives - University of Notre Dame

of the Year for his athletic achic\-ements at his AFB
at Plattsburg, N.Y. Vince, with his wife and two
children, stopped m the office for a visit. Vince ^\*as
on his way to Cheyenne, ^Vyo., and Iiis new base,
while his wife and children stayed in South Bend for
s few weeks visiting her parents.
USAF 2/Lt. PAUL McKENNA is %%ith a security
wing with an APO out of San Francisco. 1/Lt.
PAT MORAN has received his navigator's silver
wings at James Connally AFB, Tex., and has been
reassigned to an Air Training Command unit at
Mather AFB. Calif.
LTJG ROBERT BUSZKIEWICZ has returned
from his tour of duty in Xorfolk, Va., and will
become mgr. of Eddie's Hare & The Tortoise
Restaurant in South Bend. Bob's father, Eddie, is
looking for\\ard to his new helper returning to South
Bend with his wife Mar>' and their daughter Terri.
HAROLD HUECKER has started work as a
management intern for General Services Administration
in their central office in Washington, D.C.
BOB BARTHOLOME^V, after completing his
master of fine arts degree in industrial design at
Michigan State U., is pursuing his PhD in art
historj- at the U. of Iowa.
DAN ZAV.\DA recently married a Lansing girl.
Sue King, a coed at Michigan State. Dan will
complete his graduate studies in June of '65 at
Michigan State.
BILL PEDTKE has joined the philosophy dcpt,
faculty at Ducliesne College and .Academy of the
Sacred Heart in Omalia.
DAN KOENIG is teadiing sociology- at Gannon
College in Erie, Pa.
BILL BARTLETT received tlie degree of master
of business administration from the U. of Chicago
on March 20. Bill chose finance and accounting as
his fields of concentration and has started work for
RCA in New York.
TOM TWARDOWSKI has been appointed assoc.
editor of the \^llano^•a Law Rc\ieu-. The Law
Review, which is a significant publication in the field
of recognized legal authority, Is circulated throughout
the English-speaking world. It is composed of
articles submitted by distinguished legal scholars,
"comments" on problems of the law, and "notes"
on recent court decisions of legal import. Tom and
hb partner won the Law School's annual Reimel
Moot Court Competition, held last April.
DICK MEECE is at present on duty as finance
officer at Taegu, Korea, with the US Army.
TOM GROSS received his MS In industrial adnunistratlon
from Carnegie Institute of Teclinology
in June.
TONY BILL played a Marx brother on stage in
"Room Service" at the Thcatre-by-thc-Sea in
Venice, Calif.
TOM KELLY, formerly a technical representative
for Burroughs Corp., has been named systems
mgr. by Data Computing Services Inc. of Soutli
Bend.
BOB TIGELMAX received his master's degree in
business administration at the U. of Chicago in June
and is now working for the Babcock & Wilcox Co.,
Barbcrton, Ohio.
After serving with auditing firms in Pontiac and
Detroit, DAVE BOYD has joined the Western
Michigan U. accounting dcpt. as an instructor. Dave
received his master of business administration degree
from the U. of Detroit in .August.
BOB HENRY spent 12 weeks of special study at
At^onne National Laboratory working on selected
engineering problems directly related to the lab's
research and development activities.
DAVE ROMANO, LTJG in the Navy, recently
received his honorable discharge and is now employed
with the Crocker Citizens National Bank in Los
.\nge1cs.
After graduation, JOHN MULL LLB'62 joined
Associates Investment Co., South Bend, where he
was recently named asst. treas. to supervise internal
operations in the treasurer's dept.
•«^ Paul K. Rooney
" • Simpson Thatcher & Bartlett
Law 120 Broadway
New York 5, N. Y.
TTie Notre Dame Law Association Lunclicon was
held at the Waldorf on .August 13 In conjunction
with the American Bar .Association Convention in
New York City. DEAN O'.MEARA, one of the
principal speakers, noted that PROF. KELLEN-
BERG has left the Law School for reasons of health.
I understand tliat he is spending this academic year
in Tanganyika teaching law under a Ford Foundation
grant. BOB BLAKEY, '60, has resigned his position
in Washington, D.C, and will handle the property
course this fall.
KEVIN LYONS was the only other member of
our group in attendance at the luncheon, although
58 Notre Dame Alumnus, Year End, 1964
PAUL COFFEY '61, who is with Sherman & Sterling
in Manhattan, handled some of the arrangements.
Kevin and Fran had their third baby boy (9 lbs.,
6 ozs.), Michael, last June 27. Kevin, Fran and their
two other sons drove down to see JOHN DELL in
West Palm Beacli last September and reported that
Big John and family were doing mighty fine.
Sophie and JIM GOEFHALS had their second
baby boy ( 9 lbs.), Robert, last July 17. Yours truly
and Marge also irame through with a baby boy (8
lbs., 3 ozs.), Keith, last June 22.
Also had word from Kevin that JERRY BRANN
Is married. Congratulations.
That's all for now. Enjoy your Christmas.
'A3 Frank P. Dicello
218 Pahner Hill Rd.
Old Greenwich, Conn.
I'm afraid I must open this column on a rather
sad note. Second Lt. HAROLD HOFFM.AN drowned
in a flood near the truce line between North and
South Korea on August 12.
Hal and an enlisted man had been sent in a
v%Teckcr to retrieve a vehicle stranded In a floodswollen
stream. The wrecker also got stuck, and the
two attempted to swim to shore when the water
began to rise.
Thanks to .MIKE DELMONTE and JOHN D.\-
BROWSKI for immediate report of the above news.
Both Mike and John attended the funeral in Trenton.
In the Mail Bag —a card from BOB BRUTVAN.
He and Nancv* Fagan of SMC Class of '&4 were
married on .tlie campus on Aug. 22. Bob Is,working
on a Ph.D in mlcroblologv- at St. Bonavcnture U.
He and Nancy will live at 608'/; W. Healv St. in
Olean, .V.V.
A letter from FRANK MARTORAXO. Frank is
serving aboard the USS .Albany In the Atlantic At
the time he vs'rotc, he was looking forward to
attending the wedding of TO.M HOTOPP to Donna
Duncan in Chicago on Aug. 28. .Also planning to
attend were PAT HALEY and MIKE CONNOR.
Mike will be on leave from the USS Midway in
the Pacific after spending six months in Japan.
A card from M.ARTIN GORDON, who is working
on a Ph.D In history at the U. of Wisconsin, announcing
his engagement to Diane RIedcmann. He
also sent along the news that a daughter, Mary Sara,
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was bom to JERRY HEWITT and wife on June 22.-
A wedding Invitation from DAN SALDINO. He
and Senior Ball Queen, Mary Lou Pierson were to
be married in Chicago on Sept. 12. A i
A note from PETE HARDING aboard the carritP i
Valley Forge over near Vict Nam. Pete plans to be'
home in November for a short visit.
A wedding inwtation from CHUCK HARTMAN.
He and Mary Lou Campbell were married on June I.
Among those attending were JIM MALLING and
DICK FELLRATH. Chuck and Mary Lou are now
living at Fort Lewis, Wash., where Chuck is
stationed with the Chemical Corps. Tlicy did return
to Chicago, however, for the Aug. 22 wedding of
TOM JOLIE to Judy Lamping. Tom and Judy's I
all-ND wedding party included CHUCK JOLIE,
CHUCK HARTMAN, JIM LAMPING, JIM BACH^ .,
MANN, DON RYAN, and vours truly. Also attend- »'
ing were TOM KELLY, HAL SUNDERMANN^'
TOM CASSIDY and JOE SIMONI. The Jolics wlJP
live at 521 Chester in Park Ridge, III.
Pat and JOE SIMONI have just completed Peace
Corps training for Chile at ND. They will spend the
next 21 months in Latin America and can be reached
through the US Embassy there.
Other new3 flashes:
J. J. CUNNINGHAM married Jane Plandin on
June 27 in Hanover, N.H. J.\CK WALKER has
received his master's degree from North Carolina U.
and has applied for the Peace Corps.
A son, William, was born to Chris and JIM
FLEMING. DICK JAMES, PARLE BL.\KE,
STEVE McMAHON, DAVE KENNEDY, JACK
WALKER, and BILL Y.\LEY were seen touring
New York Cit>- recently. MIKE WTHTNEY wajj
engaged to Rosemar>* Grant. He is In the traming
program for E. W. Bliss in Canton, Ohio, and plans
to go to business school at night next year.
PHIL RYAN, after a successful summer with the
Scott Paper Co. in Philadelphia, plans to return
to ND to continue graduate work in chemical
engineering. .
TY DEMETRIO has received a master's m bus.
ad. from Northwestern. TONY ZACK has returned
to Chicago after an extended tour through Africa
and Europe. ,,.«, ,
FRANK DE S.ANT1S received an MAT degree
from ND In August and Is married and teaching
in Ohio. . ,
BILL SPARKS and Marlene Lyons were married
In Springfield. III. on June 13. Bill is attendmg
Cornell Graduate School of Business along with classmate
DAN CORGAN. Also at Cornell are BILI^
PANAGULIS and BOB DI GULLIO In the lavW
school and RANDY WOLF In engineering. KE\1N
HART spent the summer as a sailing Instructor on
Cape Cod and plans to return to Han.-ard in
September.
My thanks to all of you who have written concerning
both your actl\-itics and those of our classmates
with whom you have come in contact. To
those of you who haven't written, PLE.ASE drop
me a line.
From the .\liimni Ofilce:
DUANE BALCERSKI and ED '^MONK" MAL-
LOY received the habit of the Congregation of
Holy Cross at Sacred Heart Novitiate, Jordan Minn.,
on August 15. DAVE SCHICK pronounced his firs^
vows in the Congregation of Holy Cross on Augus^
16 at Sacred Heart Novitiate, Jordan.
JOHN O'LOUGHLIN Is teaching history* at
Loyola Academy in Wilmette, HI.
TERRY SAUVAIN is a management intern at the
National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.
PHIL BERTONI, Ens. USNR, was planning to
tie the knot of matrimony in October and Hve at
1520 E. 2nd St. No. 109, Long Beach, Calif. 90802.
JOHN McINTYRE, a student at Rochester
Medical School, Rochester, N.Y., was awarded a
summer fellowship to study radioIog>- research for
ten weeks. BOB HOFFMAN participated in the 19G*
Technical Summer Program at USS Corporation
Research Center in Monroevllle, Pa. This fall Bob
1$ back at ND where he hopes to have his mastec^
of science degree next June. W
PETE HOURIHAN has been working for Prudential
Ins. Co. of America since June.
PAUL MAHOLCHIC has been named director
of marketing research for Allegheny Sales Corp.,
a subsidiary of the chemical div. of Allegheny Steel
Corp. Paul has been a graduate asst. in the U. of
Miami's marketing dept. at Coral Gables, Fla. since
last fall. Previously he was sports editor of the US
Army newspapers at Fort Meade, Md., and was a
reporter for the South Bend Tribune and the Miami
(Fla.) Herald.
JIM DANEHY Is working for State Farm Ins. Co.
as a field claims representative trainee and Is
assigned to the South Bend oflice.