“I heard from your school president that ‘you guys’ are doing a great job. Keep up the good work!” writes John R. Carter ’34 (13075 100th Drive, sun city, AZ 85351). “I’m glad I’m a Betal”

Burton F. Elder ’33 (30 Menekish lane, chatham, cape cod, MA 02633) and his wife, Beatrice, will celebrate their 55th wedding anniversary in june 1990. their son, Bruce R. Elder ’62 (761 Main St., Norwell, MA 02601), is also a Beta from OWU. But also has a daughter and six grandchildren. “we  are a blessed […]

James D. Parker ’32 (5787 waverly Ave., La jolla, CA 92037) survived WWII and several major illnesses. Jim lost his first wife in 1972 and remarried in ’73. “still going strong at 79: driving car-fishing-painting my home yearly. “he has three children and eight grandchildren.

Phillips P. Moulton ’31 (225 Broadside Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48105) has worked at the National council of churches and at several universities. The author of many books and articles, phil reports that his book, Ammunition for peacemakers: Answers for Activists, is now in its second printing and it being sold in several foreign countries.

Jack E. Cornell ’31 (221 Ash St., Greenville, OH 45331) “reports to work every day, but doesn’t stay too long. ‘pater’ knox (john relly Knox) still buried in Greenville. Will show anyone who’s interested.” Jack’s son is a Beta from Hanover.

Between graduation and his induction into the U.S. Navy in 1942, Robert C. Lafferty ’28 (198 S.E. First St., south Patrick shores, eau gallie, FL 32937) was employed as a geologist. In 1945, bob returned to civiliam life as a consultant and later was city engineer for Daytona Beach, Fia. Bob retired in 1969.

James A. Kestle ’24 (1610-28th St., Hill view Apts.#822, Portsmouth, OH 45662) and his wife are “quite active and well.”