As governor, he coordinates the activities of 32 Rotary Clubs. His home address is 1227 Division St., Key West, Fla. # « Q G. Noland "Butch" Bearden, '29, is chairman this year of the "Million Dollar Round Table," an exclusive honor in the life insurance field. Mr. Bearden's home address is 9489 Dayton Way. Beverly Hills, Calif. ; a « William F. McGowan, '32, has been ' ' ^ made director of DuPont's manufacturing division for acetate, "Dacron" and "Orion" at the Wilmington, Del. plant. He has been with the company since 1933. /•»•» Roland L. Toups, '33, general superin* * tendent of the South Coast Corp.. Houma. La., has been elected vice-president of the corporation. He will continue in charge of all operations. i « i Maj. Charles Edwards Branson, '34, is *** serving with the Korean Military Advisory Group. His wife, Mollie, lives at Rt. 2, Ravenna, Ohio. ftc Richard A. Hrabe, '35, has been named * " manager of DuPont's Yerkes rayon plant at Buffalo, N. Y. He was assistant plant manager at the Old Hickory, Tenn. plant before this appointment.
When E. R. ( D u t c h ) McMillan graduated from Duke University, an able amateur musician, he entered the musical field as a professional. It wasn't long before he was doing all right in radio, television and recording work. One thing bothered him, however. He wondered about tomorrow. And the day after that. And the day after that. He started to look for a career with an assured future. He found it with New England Mutual. "At New England Mutual," Dutch says, "the future is just as big and as bright as you want it to be. To a man who will put all he has into it, a career with this company offers opportunity unlimited." If you, too, are looking for a career with a real future, it may pay you to investigate the opportunities offered at New England Mutual. Mail the coupon below for a booklet in which 15 men tell why they chose a life insurance career with New England Mutual.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Box 333 Boston 17, Mass. Please send me, without cost or obligation, your booklet, "Why We Chose New England M u t u a l . " NomeAddressCity-
-Zone-
-S/o/e-
The NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL Life insurance Company of Boston The Company that founded mutual life insurance in America—1835
28
»«»x Edgar E. Lindsey, Jr., '36, professor and '**' Department Head at the University of Mass. has had a paper published entitled EVAPORATION, which appeared in Chemical Engineering, April. 1953. The report serves as a valuable guide in solving evaporation problems. Conwav Mizell, '36. and Mrs. Mizell, announce the birth of a son. William Duet, September 20. Their home address is 131 E. John Calvin Ave.. College Park, Ga. Richard P. Nelson, '36, died unexpectedly October 29 at his home. At the time of his death he was an engineer with the Bruce Construction Co. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ruth Nelson. 12 Arc Way, N. E.. Atlanta; two daughters. Misses Peegv and Judy Nelson; mother, Mrs. Margaret S. Nelson. in-j Hugh D. Gibson, '37, 5909 Brookfield **' Rd.. Richmond. Virginia, died June 18. 1953. No further information was available at this writing. " » Q Bertram B. Dales, Jr., '38, was recently " " promoted to the rank of Lt. Col. at ceremonies held at the Korean Military Advisory Grour> Headquarters. His wife, Katherine, lives at 317 Bath Ave., Long Branch, N. J. " J Q John C. Abrams, '39, Electrical Ac' * ' counting Machine sales representative •n the Washington Federal IBM office, has been promoted to Assistant to the Director of Engineering at World Headquarters and has assumed his new duties in New York. He joined the company in 1939. His home address is 4 Jackson St., Garden City. N. Y. John R. Walker. '39, died September 8 in an Atlanta hospital after a brief illness. He was a member of the American Legion. Jr. Chamber of Commerce. YMCA and Northside Methodist Church. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Margaret Walker. 839 Wilson Rd.. N. W.. Atlanta, and parents, Mr. & Mrs. J. Paul Walker, Atlanta. 'Aft ENGAGED: John E. Anderson, '40, to Miss ^** Mary Gray Murray. Mr. Anderson is connected with D'Arcy-Scott Electrical Contractors, Atlanta. Wifltam B. Ashbp, '40, and Mrs. Ashby, announce the birth of a son, William Seabrook. October 13. Mr. Ashbv is secretary of the American Meter Co. Their home address is D-13 The Brynwood Apts., Wynnewood, Pa. Lt. Col. Gordon B. Cauble, '40, is now serving at the Army Forces Far East Headquarters in Yokohama, Japan. He is director of the signal section's plans and operations division. Col. Cauble's wife and three children are with him in Japan. Ralph J. Dames. '40, and Mrs. Dames, announce the birth of a son, Ralph. Jr.. September 13. Their home address is 13-C Washington Ave.. Arlington, N. J. Irvin M. Massey II, '40, and Mrs. Massev, announce the birth of a son, Stuart McDowell, Sept. 27. Their address is 743 Forrest Trail, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. ENGAGED: Charles Edwin Persons, '40, to Miss Mary Helen Cousins. Mr. Persons is associated with the Otis Elevator Co. in Nashville, Tenn. Charles S. Roach, '40, and Mrs. Roach announce the birth of a son, Charles S.. Jr.. Sent. 29. Their address is 732 Channing Dr., N. W., Atlanta. 'At * '
Robert F. Alego, '41, of 134 Castleridge Rd.. Manhasset, L. I., N. Y., died July
4, 1953 of a heart attack. No further information was available at this writing. R. H. Hudson, '41, has been named manager of the Lockheed Training Dept. at the Marietta plant. His home address is 1776-A Cahoon St., S. W., Atlanta. Col. Hugh C. Moore, '41, has been appointed commandant and professor of air science and tactics at Georgia Tech. He just returned from Korea in August and holds the Legion of Merit. iMf MARRIED: Clarence Edward Belcher, '42, ^ * to Miss Mary Louise Kollock, October 21. Mr. Belcher is with Abco Builders, P. O. Box 1676, Atlanta. LCDR George Center, '42, is now stationed at the Naval Air Station, Memphis, Tenn. His mailing address is Operations Dept., NAS, Memphis 15, Tenn. MARRIED: Arthur Benjamin Simms III, '42, to Miss Jane Laurice Griffin, November 7. Mr. Simms' business address is 7 Austell Way, N. W., Atlanta. Richard Lee Simms, Jr., '42, and Mrs. Simms announce the birth of a son, Richard Lee III, Sept. 9. Mr. Simms is with Grizzard Advertising Agency, 342 West Peachtree Street. Atlanta, Ga. iA/t ENGAGED: William L. Lemon, Jr., '43, to * * " Miss Janet Teboe. Mr. Lemon is astant manager of the Service EngineerinK Dept. at General Electric's Evendale, Ohio, Plant. The wedding will take place Dec. 20. Mr. Lemon's mailing address is Box 196, Cincinnati, Ohio. Navy Lt. Daniel V. Marshall, Jr., '43, has been awarded the Gold Star in lieu of an An Medal. The medal was awarded for meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flights in Korea. His wife, Betty Ann, resides at 417 W. Cork St., Winchester, Va. Arthur M. Shalloway, '43, is working on his doctorate at Cornell University where he is also an instructor in the E. E. School. His address is P. O. Box 59. Ithaca. N. Y. Peter J. Van Norde, '43, and Mrs. Van Norde, announce the birth of a daughter, Linda Dianne, August 4. Mr. Van Norde was recently admitted to the bar of New Jersey as an attorney. His business address is 10 Richards St., Pequannock, N. J. A. R. Wilson, '43, assistant manager of the Time Payment Dept., at the Wachovia Bank and Trust Co., High Point, Nt C , has been named assistant vice president. He joined the bank in 1947 and has been assistant manager since '51. / « C Armand Cifilli, '45, is with General ^ ^ Electric at Bridgeport, Conn. He is a patent attorney in the Small Appliance Division's legal and patent department. His home address is 68 Virginia Ave., Bridgeport. Eugene Miller, '45. and Mrs. Miller, announce the birth of a son. Ross, October 3. Mr. Miller is with Business Week, 1303 Prudential Bldp,., Houston 25, Texas. J. Francis Willett, '45, and Mrs. Willett, announce the birth of their son, Joseph Francis. Jr., October 2. Their home address is 1715 Flagler Ave., N.E., Atlanta. 'Af ENCACED: McClelland Berston, '47, to ^ ' Miss Mary Charlotte Carter. The wedding will take place in the spring. Mr. Berston is with General Motors. His mailing address is 73 Montgomery Dr., N.E., Atlanta. Charles King Chamlee, '47, recentlv received his master's in Education from the University of Georgia in Athens. Arthur J. Schroeder, '47, and Mrs. Schroeder announce the birth of a son, Arthur J., Jr., October 27. Mrs. Schroeder is the former Janet Louise Campbell. Mr. Schroeder is with the Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co., and has recently been named division application engineer, covering 11 southern states. Their home address is 4146 Caldwell Rd., Apt. 4. Brookhaven, Ga. •no James F. Daniel III, '48, and Mrs. Dan^** iel, announce the birth of their daughter, Laura Fleming. September 24. Their home address is 228 Beech St.. Birmingham, Ala. Leonard M. Diana, '48, has joined the research staff of the Standard Oil Co. at Whiting, Ind. After graduating from Tech he went to the University of Pittsburgh where he received his Ph.D. in Physics. MARRIED: Thomas L. Glaze, '48, to Miss Margaret Anne Davis October 31. Mr. Glaze is associated with Sears-Roebuck in Atlanta. Harold E. Graham. Jr.. '48, has been transferred from DuPont's Research Division at Wilmington to the Manufacturing Division at Parkersburg. W. Va. MARRIED: Don DeWitt Kinnett, Jr., '48, to Miss Rosa Ann Hodges. Nov. 21. Mr. Kinnett is associated with the Blue Bird Body Co. at Ft. Valley, Ga. THE
G E O R G I A TECH A L U M N U S