AGE 2 - CROSSROADS - JULY, 1973
News
BY MARY COOK
’99 - William Abbaticchio
is retired and living in Ft.
Lauderdale, Florida.
’06 Robert Gormley is
president of Georgia Savings.
Bank & Trust Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
09 - John Vonderlehr is
retired and lives in Richmond,
Va.
’14 -- James Edwards is retired
and lives in New Bern, N.C.
’20 -- Sumner P.V. Desmond is
Chairman of the Board of
Watson & Desmond, Inc. in
Charlotte.
’21 -- Thomas Bliley is vice
president of Joseph W. Bliley
Co., Inc. in Richmond, Va.
’22 -- Nicholas Sottile retired in
1964 as marketing manager for
Humble Oil & Refining Co. in
Charleston, S.C.
’25 -- Wisner Chamblee owns
an insurance agency in Raleigh,
N.C.
’34 - Marcus Anthony is
produce manager and stockman
with Brook’s Supermarket in
Laurinburg, N.C. He and
Martha have five children.
Willi& Smith is an attorney in
Belmont. George B. Taylor is a
realtor in Landis, N.C. Louis
Ripley is an orthopedic surgeon
in Roanoke, Va.
’35 -- Pat Exum is executive
vice president of Vaughan-
Bassett Lumber Co. in Galax,
Va. Eli Springs (John) Steele is
an accountant and corporate
secretary of Spartan Mills in
Spartanburg, S.C. Joseph Meyer
‘orvice director of Meyer
Motor Sales in Richmond, Va.
Father Andrew Doris is pastor of
a church in Augusta, Ga.
’36 -- John Justice is owner-
manager of Justice Grill in
Charlotte. Ernest Witten is a
physician in Asheville, N.C.
Henry Busard is a salesman in
Gastonia.
’37 - Harold Thomas owns the
i’.rook Valley Golf and Country
Club in Greenville, N.C. Frontis
Hodgers is an operator at the
Savannah River Plant of E.I.
■>>Pont in Aiken and lives in
‘rJatesburg, S.C. William Gearon
is an attorney in Woonsocket,
!■; I.
’3's James Finn is a teacher-
ane*'visor in Cumberland, R.I.
^.eorge Buckley is director of
'nsurance for Southern Railway
in Annandale, Va. John
i.ippard is a landscape architect
and president of National Aerial
•Surveys in Charlotte.
'3'^ - Joe McLean is with the
Casion County Health Dept, in
Gastonia.
40 - John Hice owns a farm in
Greenville, N.C. Arthur
Jacocki is director of traffic for
the Virginia Port Authority in
Norfolk. Anthony Slkish is a
salesman with The Front Co. in
Wheeling, W. Va. and lives in
Bridgeport, Ohio. Colonel
Reuben Moody is Director of
Range Operations, USAF, Hg.
Eastern Test Range, stationed at
Patrick AFB, Florida.
’41 - Antonio Maristany is
foreman of the manufacturing
plant of Tempstat Corporation in
Mt. Hermon, Mass. Paul
Weatherly is president of
Delaware Community College in
Georgetown, Delaware. Edward
Condon is with yachting
customer service, AMF Hat-
teras Yacht Division, and lives in
High Point. He and Jane have
eleven children. Harry Kelly is
chemical engineer with Fleming
Laboratories, Inc. in Charlotte.
John Kemp is general agent with
Mutual of Omaha Insurance
Companies and lives in Pine
i..u :, Arkansas. David Smith is
stock broker and security
salesman with Jackson & Smith
in Gastonia. Brian Mulherin is
personnel director of Georgia
Regional (Psychiatric) Hospital
in Augusta, and a Lieutenant
Colonel in the Army Reserve,
Medical Service Corps.
’42 ~ Lawrence Brown is
airline captain and manager of
flight standards with Pan
American Airways. He and
Selma live in Miami. Charlton
Howard is an attorney in Dun
dalk, Md. Joseph Redding is
professor of anesthesiology.
College of Medicine, University
of Nebraska. He and Nancy
have five children and live in
Omaha. Anthony Bliley is
assistant vice president of
Joseph W. Bliley Funeral Home
in Richmond, Va. Thomas Kain
owns a tire retread business in
Winston-Salem, N.C.
’43 - Leonard Cherry owns an
electrical contracting business
in Belmont.
’45 - John Wolhar is vice
president of sales with Consos,
Inc. in Charlotte.
’46 - Buddy Williams is a
bookkeeper with Wix Cor
poration in Gastonia. Leo
Wollsteln is president of Oaurel
Carpets in Rome, Georgia.
’47 " James Hlllegass is agent
for Acacia Mutual Life In
surance Co. in Virginia Beach.
George Norseffe lives in Rich
mond, Va. Richard Driscoll is a
manufacturers representative in
Charlotte. Clyde Cox is
executive vice president, CMS
Yarn Division, Belmont
Heritage Corporation. Lind-
burgh Hawley is secretary of
Hawley Lumber Co. in Stanley.
N.C. Reon Hlllegass is president
of Hillegass Lighting Cor
poration in Norfolk, Va.
’48 - Norman Moore is"='a
dentist in Norfolk. Walter Baker
is a public accountant in Mt.
Holly, N.C. Maurice Casey is
assistant vice president of
Virginia National Bank in
Norfolk. Marie Shelton works
part-time with S&W Realty Co.
in Charlotte. John Crowley is
vice president and sales
manager of Non-Woven In
dustries in Charlotte. Jack
Guerrero is dean of students and
assistant vice president of the
University of Guam. Joseph
Fesler is district manager of
Robert Hall Clothes in Hacienda
Heights, California. He and
Lillian have six children.
’49 - James Wallace is district
manager of Provident Life &
Accident Insurance Co. in
Gastonia. Dare Fitzpatrick is a
salesman with Mid-Hudson
Chevrolet, Inc. in Poughkeepsie,
N.Y.
’50 ~ Bud Danforth owns an
insurance business in Marietta,
Georgia. Kenneth Botts is
general superintendent with
Pharr Yarns, Inc. in
McAdenville, N.C. Frank Mc
Cracken is president of Security
Systems, Inc. in Richmond, Va.
’50 - James Lybrand is a
lieutenant colonel in the Army
and lives in Columbus, Georgia.
Robert Yacobi is an attorney in
Newport News, Va. Carl Mit
chell is traffic manager for
Carolina Transfer & Storage Co.
in Charlotte. Wilburn Queen is
supervisor, steam products.
What’s New With You?
Please keep in touch. If you have moved, changed jobs,
or recently completed a phase of graduate school work,
help keep us up to date.
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New Occupation
Employer
Duke Power Co., and lives in
Gastonia. Charles Sparks
teaches drafting and shop in the
Gaston County Schools and lives
in Belmont. Rodolfo Lizama is
an analyst with IBM Corporation
and lives in Los Angeles, Calif.
’53 - Thomas Quigley is
resident child care worker for
Jewish Family & Children
Service in Mattapan, Mass.
Robert Suggs is a dentist in
Belmont, N.C.
’54 - Marvin Staley owns
Central Furniture Warehouse in
Gastonia. Philip Sha is professor
of history at Federal City College
in Washington, D.C. Gordon
Payne is public affairs officer for
Naval Supply Center in
Charleston, S.C.
’55 - Raymond Fuhrer is field
representative for National
Chemical Co. in Charlotte.
James Ros is district sales
manager for Union Camp
Corporation and lives in
Franklin, Va. Fred Morrow is
assistant cashier of Citizens
National Bank in Gastonia.
Robert Rankin is principal of
Welcome (N.C.) school.
(Cont. page 4)
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