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518<br />
8<br />
%<br />
Guaranteed for Life!<br />
Yes, Mr. <strong>Cornell</strong>iαn, we will pay you an income equal to 8.28%<br />
per annum guaranteed for life beginning at age 65, on every<br />
$1,000 of premium paid us. This is possible through our sensational<br />
Retirement Annuity Plan.<br />
We have one of the most complete and competitive lines of<br />
annuities being offered the public today. If you're thinking about<br />
retiring and want those years to be free from financial worries,<br />
then have your insurance counselor contact us—or write us.<br />
INSURANCE COMPANY OF INDIANA<br />
HARRY V. WADE '26, President—H. JEROME NOEL '41, Agency<br />
Vice-President—ANDREW B. BICKET '30, Assistant to Underwriter-<br />
HOWARD E. Ross '39, East Coast Agency Supervisor<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
1959 Summer Session<br />
June 15 to September 15<br />
Summer School<br />
July 6 to August 15<br />
Graduate and Undergraduate<br />
Courses in<br />
Arts and Sciences<br />
Agriculture<br />
Home Economics<br />
Industrial & Labor Relations<br />
Education<br />
Engineering<br />
Architecture<br />
Hotel Administration<br />
Other study opportunities provided<br />
in a variety of conferences<br />
scheduled throughout the summer<br />
to serve special groups.<br />
For catalogue write:<br />
DIRECTOR, SUMMER SESSION<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>, Ithaca, N.Y.<br />
INDIANAPOLIS 5, INDIANA<br />
FIGHT CANCER WITH A<br />
CHECKUP AND A CHECK!<br />
AMERICAN<br />
CANCER E9<br />
SOCIETY<br />
ters: Susan 8, Nancy 6, Janet 3, and a new<br />
one, Harriett Lyn, born last December 20.<br />
Janet's brother, Bill Bareford '62 is a<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Frosh in GhemE. As head of quality<br />
control (received position in December,<br />
1957), Clay is responsible for the quality of<br />
all fruits and vegetables under Seabrook<br />
Farms and Snow Crop labels. I'll have to<br />
buy some Seabrook Farms and Snow Crop<br />
frozen foods quick like. It is always pleasant<br />
to hear success stories.<br />
A message from the West Coast, courtesy<br />
of "Gordo" Dingle: "Pardon the chintzy<br />
reply that I am dashing off at work here on<br />
Saturday. The Air Force 'stretch out' has<br />
been abandoned and we at AiResearch Mfg.<br />
Co. are working six 8-hour days, a real<br />
drag after a while when the novelty of extra<br />
money wears off. I have founded the AiResearch<br />
bridge club and am its director. I am<br />
planning on joining the AiResearch investors<br />
club. My wife is expecting our second<br />
son any day. Our two-year-old son is about<br />
to create utter destruction in our home. Activities<br />
in the Hals Und Beinbuch Ski Club<br />
and Santa Monica Badminton Club take<br />
too much time. My stomach ulcer has left,<br />
bless it, and my sprained ankles are holding<br />
up. The AiResearch tennis team gets desperate<br />
every now and then and I play No.<br />
1 singles and doubles for them in the industrial<br />
league. Skin diving has been slow lately<br />
due to the absence of spearable fish. However,<br />
free lobsters and scallops are not to be<br />
sneered at. I have been promoted to group<br />
leader in the air conditioning group of the<br />
preliminary design department. All in all, I<br />
guess you can say I'm pretty busy." As<br />
usual, Mr. Dingle leaves me breathless. A<br />
P.S. adds this important news: "My job entails<br />
preparing proposals and following<br />
through on the initial design of air conditioning<br />
systems for the air frame companies<br />
(Boeing, Lockheed, Douglas, etc.). I am<br />
now working the McDonnell Man-In-Space<br />
Pressurization and Survival System."<br />
—BARLOW WARE<br />
Men—To preserve the peace at<br />
my house, I have been instructed<br />
by my wife Joan (Noden) '50 to<br />
say that we have bought a new house at 179<br />
North Maple Avenue, Greenwich, Conn.,<br />
and adopted a baby boy, Stephen John, who<br />
will be eight months by the time you read<br />
this. Chaos reigns supreme at the Keegan<br />
Cave! We did manage to see the <strong>Cornell</strong>-<br />
Utah basketball game in New York along<br />
with Walt and June Peek, Marty and Evelyn<br />
Hummel, and Pierre Kelly who was in<br />
from California. Pierre is an applications<br />
engineer with Autonetics, a division of<br />
North American Aviation, Inc. in Downey,<br />
Cal.<br />
Dr. Howard F. Anderson sent in a note<br />
from Box 1522, Agana, Guam. Howard<br />
went to Guam as a captain in the US Air<br />
Force (VC) in 1955 and liked it so much<br />
that he stayed there in private practice and<br />
expects to enter a new clinic this month.<br />
From F. Joe Van Poppelen, Jr., 445 West<br />
Osborne Road, Phoenix, Ariz., comes word<br />
that he married a Binghamton girl, Marnie<br />
Sullivan, in September. The Class was well<br />
represented by Bob St. Jacques, Joe Jamison,<br />
Neil James, Jerry Hargarten, and<br />
Roger Day. Joe is national sales manager<br />
for Motorola Semiconductor Division in<br />
Phoenix. He tells us that Roger Day is now<br />
the father of a second boy and that Joe<br />
Jamison has grown hair- How, Joe, how?<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Alumni News