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sector, where she said conditions were
much worse than in other occupied
countries.
Skipper Good is doing survey work in
the Barometer Division of the Psychological
Corporation in New York City.
The oldest firm of its kind in the country,
it takes public opinion pollings, does
advertising and market research and
tests nursing school applicants.
Evelyn V ock is now Mrs. Robert
Sturge. Married in July, she was attended
by Catherine Cowles. Evelyn is employed
in the Technical Personnel Division
of General Electric, while Bob is
a trainee for Sears Roebuck.
Catherine Cowles is engaged to Harold
McKenzie, ho will graduate from
Syracuse University this year.
Gini Barrett spent last summer at
Brockport State Teacher's College and
is now employed as a teacher at Greece
Central School. She is enjoying very
much her work with the third-graders.
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Tody Soble's engagement to Bernard
Eissenstat has been announced. Tody has
been employed by the Lawyer's Cooperative
Publishing Company in Rochester.
Betty Pratt became engaged to Bill
Stewart, '44, in November. Their plans
for a late winter honeymoon of two
weeks of skiing went awry when Betty
broke her leg while skiing just before
Christmas.
Beverly Goebel is in Philadelphia
working toward her master's degree in
library science at Drexel Institute.
Sally Williams is at Catholic University
in Washington, D. C., working for
her M.A. in English.
Another member of the class doing
graduate work is Mary Jean Sullivan,
who is at the Physical Therapy School
of Duke University School of Medicine.
Ruth Swanker is employed in Rochester
by Case-Hoyt Corporation, Printers.
Jinx Baker, who married Jerry Crouch
in October, is employed at the Todd
Company in Rochester. Jerry is working
at Sibley, Lindsay and Curro
Mary Lou Keck was married to Frank
Eckert in September in Dallas, Tex.
They ,!re now living in Triumph, La.,
where Frank is an engineer with Gulf
Oil Corporation.
Marg Sauerbrey became Mrs. Robert
Quade in November. The wedding took
place in Binghamton and Marge was at-
tended by Martha Dowd. Bob is a senior
at the UR.
Ken Button, '50, and Jane Wells were
married December 21 in Rdchester
Jane is a research assistant in nucleat
physics at the UR, while Ken is doing
graduate work in physics.
Another December bride was Charmian
Werley, who married John Cardwell
Wright in Rochester. Phyllis Adams,
'5 1 and Jane Colahan Mullin were
among her attendants.
IN MEMORIAM
The Rev. Dr. Mitchell Bronk, '86,
member of Delta Kappa Epsilon, died
October 31 at his home in Germantown,
Pa. He was 87. A native of Manchester,
N.Y., Dr. Bronk received both his A.B.
and D.D. from the UR and his M.A.
from New York Ul!iversity. He also
studied at the universities of Leipzig,
J ena, Berlin and Geneva. He received
his theological training at Crozier Theological
Seminary, graduating in 1892.
He served pastorates in New York City,
Bayonne, N.]., and Stoneham, Mass.
From 1924 to 1939 he was editor of the
adult Sunday school publications of the
American Baptist Publications Society.
From 1931 to 1940 he was book editor
of the society. Dr. Bronk was an authority
on Baptist history and the author
of many articles, short stories and
books. Surviving are his son, Dr. Detley
W. Bronk, president of Johns Hopkins
University, and a daughter, Miss Isabelle
Bronk, with whom he lived.
Neil Burgess Jr., '39, member of Theta
Delta Chi, died last March 11. After receiving
his M.S. from M.LT., he was
with General Electric's gas turbine division
and lived in Melrose, Mass. His
wife and two daughters survive.
Charles W. Butler, '91, died last November
16. Graduate of Albany Law
School, he had practiced law in his
home town of Fairport and served as
town clerk, village president, village attorney
and supervisor of the town of
Perinton.
George B. Carpenter, '11, died at his
home, North Brookfield, Mass., on October
5.
Joseph L. Humphrey, '95, member of
Psi Upsilon and Phi Beta Kappa, died
last November. He was an attorney,
practicing in Rochester.
Robert E. Rogers, '95, died November
11 in Buffalo. He was 78. Until his
retirement two years ago he was assistant
secretary-treasurer of Spencer-Kellogg
& Sons, Inc., with which he had
been associated since 1902.
George H. Taylor, '10, member of
Alpha Delta Phi, died last September
30. He was an executive of the Taylor
Instrument Company for many years.
Horace F. Taylor, '93, member of
Alpha Delta Phi, and trustee of the
University until last year, died last October
5 in Buffalo where he had been a
civic leader for many years. He was
president of Taylor and Crate, Inc.,
wholesale lumber firm, until it was
liquidated a few years ago ' and a former
president of the Buffalo Chamber of
Commerce. He also had been president
of the Buffalo Lumber Exchange and
the National Wholesale Lumber Association,
then the largest trade association
in the United States. His son F. Chase
Taylor, known to the radio world as
"Col. Stoopnagle", also a UR graduate,
died last May and his wife, the former
Sara Chase, died in 1927. Surviving are
another son, Horace J r., a daughter,
two brothers and a sister.
George B. Marble, '03, member of
Delta Upsilon, died last September 21
in his home in Syracuse. He was 71.
From 1903 to 1905 he was principal of
Parish High School, and from 1905 to
1915 served as principal of Spencerport
High School. He married the former
Miss Frances Julia Slayton, '10, of
Spencerport. In 1918 he moved to Syracuse
and became associated with the
Cloverland Dairy and was one of the
first to advocate pasteurizing milk. In
1922 he started his own business and at
his death was president of The Marble
Farms Dairy, Inc.
He was a member and former elder
of First and Fourth Presbyterian
Church of which his wife is now an
elder. He is survived also by two daughters,
Mrs. La Verne M. Brister of Owego,
and Miss Beatrice N. Marble of
Rochester; four sons, James W., Quentin
G., Louis S., and Frederic M. Marble;
five grandchildren.
College for Women
Rae Wyland McIntyre, '36, died December
10. She was employed as an
optical designer at Projection Optics
Company in Rochester. She is survived
by her husband', Laverne S. McIntyre
and three small sons, Daniel, Dennis,
and Douglas.
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