1945
We may get one more chance at advertising the Big Reunion before our Hanover dates of June 22, 23.. 24. Let us hope that this reaches you before that time. Sam Cutler has announced further breakdowns on the estimated cost. The tax for men will be $13.00 and the extra cost for women will be $6.00. These costs do not include the room charges of $2.00 per night per person. Please get your reservations in now if you have not already done so.
This year we are not competing in the Little Green Derby again for the Alumni Fund drive. We have come of age and are now competing with classes from 1937 up through 1945 in the Green Derby. This competition will, of course, be stronger than what we have experienced to date. However, on the first report that I have, we are in 3rd place. Let's all give Don DeB and his cohorts a big hand and get our cash and pledges in so that they can relax.
Recent Hanover Inn guests included Mr.and Mrs. Jim Broderick of Chestnut Hill, Mass., Jim Blue of Boston, Ed Comins of Phoenix, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wilkin of Warwick Neck, R. 1., and Mr. and Mrs. JohnNicholson of South Dartmouth, Mass.
Jim Brown is a Customers Broker for Thomson & McKinnon in N.Y.C. John Callagy is an engineer with Dravo Corp. in Pittsburgh. Bert Glovsky is a lawyer in Beverly, Mass. JohnGreco is with the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture in Florida as a Processed Products Inspector. BobHooker is an engineer with Thompson & Lichtner Co. in Brookline, Mass. Dr. PhilLewis is a physician at Lowry Base Hospital, Denver, Colo. Dr. Bob O'Connor is a physician at Lenox Hill Hospital in NYC. Ed Riley is a farm superintendent in Lumberville, Pa. SteveMachey is in the banking business in Lewiston, la. Dr. Ed Menejee is on duty in Minneapolis. Al Buehler was recently named a vice-president of the Victor Adding Machine Co. in Chicago. Before this promotion he had been serving as the company's secretary.
The engagement of Suzanne Vernon and Ted Swick has been announced. Suzanne is a graduate of Berkeley Secretarial School of East Orange and is presently on the staff of Time magazine. Ted is back on active duty with the Marines at Quantico.
Jim Fannon and Betty-Jane Pratt of Washington and Salt Lake City were married March 17. Betty-Jane's schools are Barnard College, Universities of Utah and Maryland. Also married in March were Betty Young and DaveCampbell. Betty attended Decatur Junior College. The Campbells will live in Azle, Tex.
Carl Tourtellot and Gertrude Helen Elizabeth Beiswenger chose April 21 for their wedding in Elizabeth, N. J. Mrs. Tourtellot was graduated from the Prospect Hill Country Day School in Newark, and Pennsylvania College for Women. She is with the Bureau of Business Research of the University of Pittsburgh. Carl is with Gulf Oil in Pittsburgh.
Hugh Morris and Dorothea Dorset were married on April 14 at Camp Lejeune, where Rusty is again on duty in the Marines. Mrs. Morris is a graduate of Barstow School of Kansas City and Bennett Junior College.
Marty and Charlie Williams have an- nounced the arrival of Penelope Kroehle on March 15. She weighed in at 6 lbs. 9 oz. They have another child, three-year-old Ricky. All are living in Rocky River, O.
Adair White is recuperating from a seriously fractured ankle. He says the accident happened while he was rabbit hunting. He is living in Thorndale, Tex. Those Texas rabbits must be rough.
That cleans up the news items on hand. This will be my final column if I remember the schedule correctly. At the reunion you will elect a new executive body who will in turn name a new secretary. With this column I complete my fourth year as your secretary. It has been a lot of fun. However, sometimes those deadlines were hard to make. I made only one major promise when I accepted this job; to have a column for the Class of 1945 in every issue of the ALUMNI MAGAZINE. That has been done. I want to thank those of you who have helped make this job fun. Your encouraging words were very much appreciated. Our Alumni Fund victories have made me proud to represent you. I step down from this job feeling as I did when I stepped into it: that the spirit of the Class of 1945 is something wonderful.
Secretary, 301 Brook lea Drive, Syracuse 7, N. Y.
Treasurer, 2049-A Mather Way, Lynnewood Gardens, Elkins Park, Pa.
Class Agent, Box 254, Branchville, N. J.
