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Frank S. Senior is manager of the Schenectady
office of The Falk Corp. Frank,
wife, and year-and-a-half-old daughter live
at 17 Bromley Place, Scotia 2. Walter Rutes
is a participating associate at Skidmore,
Owings & Merrill and lives at 25 Richbell
Road, White Plains. Don D. Ward, Jr. has
transferred to the heavy military electronics
department of General Electric Go. in Syracuse
as a reliability engineer in the missile
detections systems section. Don's family;
wife, son, and twin daughters, live at 9
Apple Tree Lane, Liverpool.
Peter F. Roland is keeping "busy and
broke" with his family of four at Lake
Placid. Rodney Miller and his wife Mary
(Heisler '49) live at 10 Vista Court, Glen
Falls. William P. Smith III and his wife,
Polly, report from 1408 Garfield Ave., Wyomissing,
Pa., that the skiing has been great.
Norman L. Baker and his brother Howard
Baker '50 started Hownor' Associates, Inc.
in November, 1956 and the construction
company is still going strong in Long Island
City. Norm lives at 1245 Eastern Parkway,
Brooklyn 13.
At last comes some news from Robert K.
"Bucky" Lewis; the one, the only, the original!
Bucky and his wife live at what appears
to be Box 22006, Houston, Tex. and he says
he has hit two oil wells out of two attempts.
That figures, and he also wrote that he has
"a mint condition '37 Cord Convertible for
Reunion." Captain John J. Bilon, USA,
Quartermaster Group, APO 331, San Francisco,
Cal., regrets that he and his family
will miss Reunion but he claims that Okinawa
is a little too far away.
I have no news from the following characters
except that they plan to be at Reunion:
Jack J. Roland, 320 Atlantic Avenue,
East Rockaway; Severn Joyce, 500
E. Boundary Street, Perrysburg, Ohio;
Herbert Kallman, 626 Third Avenue, New
York City; and Robert N. Jacobson, 14
Verne Place, Hartsdale. The list of '49ers
who will return to our Terrific Tenth is
growing so fast that we may have to borrow
a circus tent and, with this Class, a circus
tent might be appropriate. Wonder if "Mc-
Carthy for President" is still painted on
buildings on the Quad? Be sure to be at the
Tenth and find out!—DICK KEEGAN
Women—A welcome letter from
Lee Feinberg Miller (Mrs. Joseph
L.) brought all this news:
"First, we have a new addition to our family,
the first, Paul Edward Miller, born
January 4. Second, we have just moved to
our own home. We have a little more than
x
h acre of land and swimming privileges at
Peach Lake, about 1800 feet away. If there
are any Classmates around, I'm easy to find;
just ask in the Brewster Pharmacy and my
husband will give directions." The Millers'
address is RFD 1, Brewster.
Some other news via Lee: Connie Berkower
Moore (Mrs. Herbert) is the mother
of Susan, born November 17. Susan joins
a brother, 2V&. Marcie Shlansky Livingstone
(Mrs. Robt.) is the mother of a new
baby girl, Ellen Louise, born March 2. Ellen
Louise also has an older brother, 2 ι A. Lee
saw Eunice Frohman Shatzman (Mrs.
Herbert) recently and they discussed the
possibility of their getting back to our Tenyear
Reunion in June.
Mrs. F. Langdon Davis, Jr. '49 (Jeanne
Powell) is president of the Augusta, Me.
branch of the AAUW. The Davises live at
Western Ave., MR 2, Augusta, Me. Lucille
Oaklander Herbert is an instructor in the
department of English at Carleton College,
Northfield, Minn. Lucille received the PhD
at Cornell last September; previous to that,
she earned the MA at Smith College, and
did further graduate work at Radclifΐe and
the Universite de Renne, in France. Lila
(MacLeod) and Jim Kuhn have a third
girl, Christine Lila, born February 11. The
Kuhns live at 103 12th St., Cresskill, NJ.
Loie (Birrell) and Bill Morrill also have a
third girl, Elizabeth Darcie, born last September.
The Morrills have moved into their
own new home at 220 Croton Drive,
Waynewood, Alexandria, Va.
Polly Wallworth and George Riggs, Jr.
were married last October, in Gladwyne,
Pa. Riggs is with Reynolds & Co. in Philadelphia.
Brett Crowley Capshaw (Mrs.
Terry) is the proud mother of Bradford
Austin, born last October. Bradford joins an
older sister, Brett. The Capshaws' address
is 103 Cheney Lane, Newington, Conn.
Babette Stern Isaacson (Mrs. J. E.)
writes: "We are still in same location, 1321
Napoleon Ave., New Orleans 15, La. J.E.
has 2 years to go to complete a surgical residency
at Charity Hospital here in N.O."
The Isaacsons have two daughters, Robbin,
4 ! /2, and Kirrf, 2. Dede Barkan Kurtz and
family have moved to 75 the Serpentine,
Roslyn Estates. Jean Houston Plum (Mrs.
Fred) and family now live at 3809 57th
Ave., NE }
Seattle 5, Wash. Jean writes: "We
have five bedrooms and four baths and a
playroom that will accommodate a dozen
sleeping bags; so any visitors to the northwest,
please drop by." Fred, MD '47, is now
an associate professor at University of
Washington medical school.
Jean Strobel Young (Mrs. Richard '49)
and her husband have a sixth son, Terry
Evan, born last September. Their other boys
are Gary, 8!/2, Kim, 6V6, Dale, 4V6, and twins
Leigh and Glenn, VΛ. Jean's husband is organization
chairman of Boy Scouts for
Peconic Bay Dist. He is also president of
the local PTA. The Youngs live at 34 Sunrise
Ave., Riverhead. See you at Reunion in
June! Send news to Mrs. L. A. Manser, Jr.,
47V2 Kneeland Ave., Binghamton.
—DOT RYNALSKI MANSER
Men—We received a nice note
from Gerald L. Klerman, 314
Lexington St., Watertown 2,
Mass. Gerry and his wife, Lorraine Vogel
'50, have been in the Boston area for the
last two and a half years. After completing
his final year at the Massachusetts Mental
Health Center, where he is now chief of
service, he expects to be called into the
service for two years. Gerry is responsible
for treatment service in two wards and some
forty-five patients.
Dick Savitt made headlines again although
he lost in the finals of the National
Indoor Tennis Championship to Alex Olmedo
who just about single-handedly won
back the Davis Cup from Australia the last
time round. The final match went a gruelling
five sets and Olmedo had a very difficult
time before finally winning.
Bob Pfeifer wrote about his new job in
Cleveland where he is now on the marketing
administrative staff of General Electric's
large lamp department. Bob was promoted
from the sales and sales promotion field and
makes his new address at 3732 Lowell Road,
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