2e reservations showed tendance: R. C. Any, Dudley F. Bachler, W. F. Bennett, John n W. Blumberg, RusBoling, John Branch, Robert A. Carl, John 7. Collier, II, H. M. 7. Cromer, Albert G. decker, Jr., Philip D. Dukes, William V. ctor, Bill Estes, WilFox, Jr., Herbert J. Gelders, H. Carlton C. Hale, Jr., J. W. Harrison, Alfred S. William E. Jamison, Lawrence, Charles S. edbetter, Frank Legg, in, III, Dan I. MacMassey, Charles N. McRae, W. W. Mitchely, Richard M. Norjuens, Lloyd E. Parks, , Paul C. Rhyne, Jr., Ifred R. Roach, Forird W. Samoden, EdJohn M. Sena, B. R. II, R. P. Stuntz, RogE. Treadway, James •nes A. Webb, Earl s, W. F. Winecoff, Jr., I Melville M. Zemek. 'auney, EE, has been iy TVA to the Wilson ct, Wilson Dam, Alais is 318 Riverview abama. .ochlin W. Caffey, CE, >nths of study at the of the Armed Forces C , August 23. r, Jr. is employed by teers, Inc., as Chief, tion. ders, IM, has been ;nt of Spartan RadioVlr. Sanders has been and television since .ghan, ChE, has been ical superintendent of tnical Division's polynt
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sham Drive, Houston, Texas. Commander Charles R. Winnette, USNR, EE, died May 21 in Bethesda, Maryland. Commander Winnette served on the staff of the Commander in Chief of the United States Naval Forces in Europe. A combined reunion of the World War II Classes ('44, '45. '46) was held October 29 at the Cherokee Town Club. Those attending were: J. E. Aderhold, Stephen P. Aichel, William W. Anderson, Jr., Robert L. Austin. Jr., Victor Benatar, Jack E. Bolt, Robert E. Bruce, III, William L. Carter, Robert D. Cobb, Robert P. Colmer, Jr., J. E. Council, Robert M. Cox, J. E. Council. Talmadge L. Dryman, Paul Duke, L. L. Gellerstedt, S. Weyman Gibson, Richard Graham. Robert A. Greene, Clayton Griffin, John E. Gross, R. F. Guill, B. Kemp Haskell, Pat Henry, George S. Hiles. Jr., R. G. Hill, Durant Holladay, Bennett A. Hutchison, Jr., H. L. Johnson, Jack Kelly, Carroll Kimbro, Dan C. Kyker, Jr., C. B. Lawler, S. M. Long, Howard McCall, F. G. Morgan, Jr., Robert F. Munroe, L. J. Murrans, Feaster Newton. Wm. J. Orrnsby, Jr., W. J. Pettyjohn. Jr., K. G. Picha, Edwin Reucher, James V. Rice, Robert E. Robinson, Harris Saunders, R. Phillip Shaefer, John A. Simmons, Jr., Jack Simpson, Stanley S. Simpson, Jr., B. D. Smith, George F. Smith, Jr.. John S. Thibadeau, Jack Thoma, R. L. Thomison, Noel Turner, Fred M. Valz, John W. Wallace, Frank Weaver, Jr., Clifton W. Whitmore, Jr., George S. Whittlesey, Jr., Frank Willett, G. B. Wilson, HI, J. G. Winnette, and Sam F. Woodley. ' A~t Reverend SamuelN. Gibson, Arch., • ' has assumed the duties of director of the Methodist Wesley Foundation serving the college and university campuses in Pittsburgh. Reverend Gibson received his Bachelor of Divinity and Master of Sacred Theology degrees from Yale University Divinity School. ' A f t ^ " ^" Hightower, EE, former di• " vision construction supervisor, Southern Bell, Macon, Georgia, is the new North Georgia division engineer. '^0
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PhD degree in Physics at Yale University. A. Carlton Herring, IM, has been appointed product specialist by Allied Chemical Corporation's Nitrogen Division with headquarters at the division's regional office in Atlanta. Born to: Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kelley, IM, a daughter, Meredith Ellen, September 16. Mr. Kelley is with Western Electric Corporation in Baltimore, Maryland. They live at 403 Georgia Court, Baltimore, Maryland. Fred P. Powell, IE, representative for the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, has been awarded the Chartered Life Underwriter designation at the National Conferment Exercises of the American College of Life Underwriters. James D. Thomas is executive vice president of Tri-State Concrete Products Company in Kingsport, Tennessee. The 1950 class had its 15th Anniversary Dinner party October 29 at the Marriott Motel. Those attending were: Charles F. Almand, Bobby Joe Anderson, Julian J. Attaway, Emory Ayers, George E. Bailey, John H. Beach, James E. Biggs, Donald Boland, F. L. Breen, Jr., Brian S. Brown, Richard P. Bruce, W. G. Bruner, W. D. Burch, James E. Carroll, Ray Chaney, John B. Chapman, J. Tom Coleman, Jr., John J. Corley, Jr., Richard H. Crowe, James C. Derington, Emil J. Docekal, James Eliopolo, W. B. Erb, M. L. Fahrmeier, Kenneth W. Faulkner, Carl H. Fulton, Randolph Goulding, James W. Gray, Jr., Samuel G. Green, Jr., R. Page Griffin, Bill Hammond, James C. Hays, John G. Hiles, D. N. Howell, F. A. Hubbell, Jr., O. L. Jollay, Samuel Jordan, B. F. Kennedy, Donald J. Knapp, W. I. Langstaff, Ed Lindblom, Marshall A. Lochridge, Philip J. Malonson, W. J. Manley, Jr., G. C. Maxwell, Jr., Hank McCamish, Henry F. McCamish. Jr., S. P. McCranie, J. N. Moore, III, Hans J. Petermann, Claude A. Petty, Joseph M. Phillips, Jr., Thomas A. Pruitt, William Lee Queen, L. Walton Rabun. Jr., Charles P. Reed, Jr., E. W. Rumrill. Jr., Joseph M. Scott, J. J. Shannon, Ernest S. Silcox, J. W. Southard, David L. Smith, Charles F. Stanford, Jr., C. G. Statham. J. A. Stewart, G. L. Sutton. Jr., Ed M. Swanson, T. A. Tin-
Clarence A. Sweets, IE, pointed manager, employ Monsanto Company's gene St. Louis, Missouri. ': John W. Taliaferro, MS, pointed assistant professor and business administratioi University for the 1965-66 y ' C O James R. Brown, I *»™ appointed senior via Scott Hudgens Realty ai Inc., Atlanta Realtors, Lucius G. Bryant, Jr., ] promoted to Major in the L Major Bryant is assignee Command and Staff CoUeg AFB, Alabama. Born to: Mr. and Mrs Dixon, EE, a son, Thomas live at 708 Dennis Avenue, I Carolina. Mr. Dixon assur of the Naval Reserve Surfa July after serving as Exe since 1962. Dr. James Wei, ChE, c Mobil Oil Company, Inc., P; has won the $5,000 Ameri Society Award in Petrolei sponsored by the Precis Company in Chicago. His the application of mathema ics to chemical engineering. » C 0 Born to: Mr. and v0 Crake, IE, a dauj Davison, August 10. Captain Cyrus S. Grim assigned as an Aerospace I ficer at March AFB, Califc Leonard O. Hinton, Jr., cently named a supervisor e m Baptist Sunday Schoc search and statistics de Nashville, Tennessee. He r search analyst in this dep 1963. Harvie P. Jones, BS, h a vice president of the firn Jones and Davis Architect *tLA James G. Chapman,] * * " the opening of his office in Panama City, Chapman has practiced arc since 1959.