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APPOINTMENTS (cont’d)
JAMES S. HILLMAN has been
appointed chief draftsman in the
Technical Department of the Fine
Paper and Film Group. He was
employed by
Olin’s Winchester-
A/estern Division
at New Haven,
Conn., in July
1952 and trans
ferred to the
Film Division at
Pisgah Forest in
1959. He was de
signer estimator
prior to becom
ing chief drafts
man. He is a na
tive of New Haven where he grad
uated from Hillhouse High School.
He served with the U. S. Marine
Corps for three years.
Scholarship Winners
Dalton
The Olin nursing scholarship
selection committee has chosen
Mary Elizabeth Neal (daughter of
William Bert Neal of Ecusta Paper
Division’s Machine Room, and Mrs.
Neal) and Deborah K. Dalton
(daughter of Billy Ned Dalton of
Film Division's Finishing Depart
ment, and Mrs. Dalton) for scholar
ships beginning the 1975-76 school
year. Miss Neal, a graduate of
Brevard High School, has enrolled
in the four-year nursing program
at the University of North Carolina
at Greensboro. Miss Dalton grad
uated from West Henderson High
School and is in training at the
Mercy School of Nursing in Charlotte.
The scholarship committee, all out
side Olin, represents the Transyl
vania Health Department, the Trans
ylvania County School system, the
Transylvania Medical Society and
the Transylvania Ministerial Asso
ciation.
CLARENCE W. RAMER has been
appointed
the Technical
designer/estimator
of Brevard, he
in
Department of the
Fine Paper and
Film Group. He
was employed
in May 1962 as
a draftsman in
the Ecusta Paper
Division’s Engi
neering Depart
ment. He had
served as chief
draftsman prior
to his recent
change. A native
graduated from
DR. WALTER E. COLE has been
appointed director of process eng
ineering in the Technical Depart
ment of the Fine Paper and Film
Group. With Olin since July 1974,
he previously worked with Con
tinental Can Co.
College where
at Danville, III.,
and E. I. duPont
at Richmond,
Va., Clinton,
Iowa and Nash
ville, Tenn. He
is a native of Hun
ter, Ark., and
completed public
schooling at
Cotton Plant,
Ark., before en
tering Arkansas
; earned his B. S.
degree in Chemistry. He received
his Master’s and Ph.D. degrees in
Organic Chemistry at Vanderbilt
University where he served on the
Chemistry Department faculty for
three years. While in college he
was president and vice president
of Sigma Tau Gamma social fra
ternity, president and program
chairman of the Y.M.C.A., and
member of the Student Government
Council, the Honorary Leadership
Society and the Inter-Fraternity
Council. He is a member of the
American Chemical Society, Sigma
Xi honorary research society, and
is a Fellow in the American Insti
tute of Chemists. He has worked
with the Community Chest, inde
pendent political organizations
aimed at better government, Plans
for Progress, and the National
Alliance of Businessmen. He served
with the U. S. Air Force during
World War II.
HARRY H. WARREN, JR., has been
shift supervisor in
Brevard High School and attended
Brevard College before entering
Western Carolina University where
he received his B. S. degree in
Business Administration. He be ¬
longed to the U. S. Army Reserve
for six years.
promoted to
the Finishing
Department of the
Ecusta Paper Di
vision. He was
promoted to fore
man approximate
ly two years ago
after having serv
ed as relief fore
man. He was
employed by Olin
in July 1965.
A native of Henderson County, he
attended West Henderson High
School and Brevard College. He
served with the U. S. Army for
two years.
J. RON BREWER has been promoted
to materials manager in Film Di
vision’s plant
at Pisgah Forest.
He joined Olin
in August 1969
as sales fore
casting and in
ventory control
specialist. He
was named plan
ning associate
a short time
I later, and was
inventory mana ¬
ger at the time of this appointment.
Born in Paris, Tenn., where he
completed school, he earned his
B. S. degree in Business Adminis
tration at Tulsa University where
his major was marketing. He was
vice president of Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity.