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News
BY MARY COOK
’08- Congratulations to the
Philip Morgans, who celebrated
their Golden Anniversary
recently.
’21- Joseph Ransel is retired
as maintenance superintendent
of U.S. Steel, Gary Works, Ind.
’29-Julian Sipple is an at
torney in Savannah, Ga.
’34--Monsignor Lawrence
Newman is a priest in the
Diocese of Charlotte. John Litton
is president-treasurer of Pied
mont Auto Finance Co. in High
Point. Father Bernard Rosswog
is Prior of the Benedictine
Priory in Richmond, Va.
’37-Howard McKenzie teaches
social studies in the Virginia
Beach City Schools.
’38-Paul Mattem is senior
artist, package design, with
American Cyanamid Co. in
Pearl River, N.Y. Edward
Hudacek is a builder-developer
in Fair Oaks, California. Stanlej
Romanoski is cross-country anc
track coach at West Virginia
University. George Buckley is
Director of Insurance for
Southern Railway Co. He and
Peggy and their four children
live in Annandale, Va.
’39—Joseph Conners is
manager of Mason, Inc., an
office supplies store in Savan
nah. Joe McLean is with the
Public Health Sanitation
Department of Gaston County.
Ted Frazer is coal inspector
with Logan and Konowhe Coal
Co., Winfield, W. Va. James
Crump has his own business in
Norfolk, Va.
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’40—John Matta owns a
restaurant in Valencia, Penn
sylvania, where he and Regina
and their three children live.
’41—John Kemp is general
agent for insurance and
securities and has his own
business, John Kemp &
Associates, in Pine Bluff,
Arkansas. Bill Fulton is vice-
president with E.T. Legg &
Co.,Glendale, California. John
Craig owns Craig Realty Co. in
Charlotte. Martin Peters is
program manager, aerospace
electronics, for General Electric
in Utica, N.Y.
’42-Hugh Noell is director of
sales and part owner of Carr-
Dulaney Travel Consultants in
Dallas, Texas.
’43-Justin Burke is a textile
engineer, technical service
specialist, with DuPont. He and
Mary Ellen and their three
children live in Charlotte. He
received his B.S. from N.C. State
University in 1950.
’44-Richard Thomson is a
consultant toxicologist-biologist
and free-lance science writer in
Atlanta.
’46-Harold Edge visited the
Abbey in January. He is with
Haledge Associates, Inc., in
Atlanta. Felix Dover is a textile
chemist and technical
representative with Dexter
Chemical Corporation in
Gastonia. He received his B.S.
from N.C. State University.
Father Girard Angelo is a priest
in the Diocese of Scranton,
Pennsylvania. Steve Spain is
LoomB
district manager of investment
sales with Investors Diversified
Services in Lynchburg. Bill
Williams is bookkeeper and
supervisor of accounts
receivable at Wix Corporation in
Gastonia. Hugh Scott is
president of Juneau Wood
Products Co. in Horicon, Wise.
’47-Bill Waldron is vice
president of Evans-Mitchell
Industries. He and Isabelle and
their two children live in St.
Simons Island, Georgia.
’48-Wriston Locklair is
assistant to the president. The
Juilliard School, Lincoln Center,
N.Y. Robert Asbury is a fur
niture assembler with Kroehler
Manufacturing Co. and is a
cellist with the Charlotte
Symphony Orchestra. Giovanni
Ferrante is a rsenior scientist,
research engineering, with
Johnson & Johnson in Kingston,
N.Y. Joe Fesler is District
Manager of Robert Hall Clothes
in Hacienda Heights, California.
He and Lillian have six children.
’49-Leo Catsonis is an attorney
in Charleston, W. Va.
’50-David Frazier is test
man with Duke Power Co. and
lives in Mt. Holly. James Pen
dleton is with Bruington Fur
niture Co., a division of Lane Co.,
in Hickory, N.C. Seth White is
general manager, vending and
food service, with Canteen
Corporation in Gastonia.
Rawlins Stuart is with In
ternational Nickel Co. in Hun
tington, W. Va.
’51—Robert Kelly is sales
manager of General
Fireproofing Co. in New York.
He and Clare and their four
children live in Brooklyn. Frank
Souza is director of program
management with Cummins
Engine Co., Columbus, Indiana.
John Yacobi is merchandise
manager for Sears, Roebuck &
Co. He and Nancy and their four
children live in Taylors, S.C.
Wilburn Queen is assistant shift
engineer with Duke Power Co. in
Gastonia. Brown Franklin Lloyd
mmrn
is air traffic control team
supervisor, with the Federal
Aviation Administration and
lives in Forest Park, Georgia.
Joe McCaffrey is manager,
technical services, with In
ternational Paper Co. He and
Betty and their six children live
in Camden, Arkansas. Jack
Moody is a free lance writer and
teaches at Sinclair Community
College in Dayton, Ohio.
’53-Dr. Bob Preston is vice-
president for academic affairs at
Bellarmine College in Louisville,
Ky. Silas Moore teaches in the
Brown City Schools. He and
Helen and their four children live
in Sandusky, Mich. Gerald White
is assistant professor of history
at Marist College in
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
’54-Richard Mathews is chief,
branch of periodicals, division of
graphic services in the Depart
ment of Labor in Washington,
and is art director for magazines
published by that Department.
Louis Kaman is air traffic
controller. Federal Aviation
Agency. He and Ruth and their
two children live in Alexandria,
Va.
(See ALUMNI, page 4)
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