astroenterological Association, and the California Medical Society.
John B. Allen, W'27, Watertown, Conn., February 7, 1997.
Hugh G. Evans, W'27, Louisville, Ky., a retired self-employed insurance salesman, 1996.
Anna C. Gandy, Ed'27, G'30, Ocean City, N.J., March 1.
Daniel Gaudin, C'27, Sykesville, Md., retired Foreign Service officer, April 21. He was on the fencing team at Penn, and on the 1928 U.S. Olympic team.
Dr. Ruth Capers McKay, Gr'27, Sarasota, Fla., taught general literature at Wheaton, Radcliffe and Smith Colleges, was dean at the New England Conservatory of Music and executive director of the Opera Company of Boston, April 7.
Irving J. Silverherz, W'27, Lantana, Fla., March 1997, retired stock broker.
Albert F. Van Hest, C'27, D'28, Moorestown, N.J., March 15, retired dentist.
Anthony J. Cossa, Ar'28, Cherry Hill, N.J., retired architect, designed Philadelphia-area apartments, business complexes and Camden's City Hall, March 1.
Reuben Herzfeld, C'28, Cincinnati, November 17, 1996.
Samm Sinclair Baker, W'29, Mamaroneck, N.Y., wrote over 30 self-help books from diet to gardening to sex, including co-authoring the bestseller, The Complete Scarsdale Medical Diet; March 5.
Reynolds W. Bennett, W'29, Owego, N.Y., a retired manager of the J.J. Newberry Company stores in Tupper Lake and Oswego, N.Y.; February 11, 1997.
Vincent F. Gegan, W'29, L'32, Mechanicsville, Md., November 1995.
Thomas A. Fransioli, Ar'30, Wenham, Mass., architect and artist, March 23.
Albert E. Kunkel, WEv'30, Drexel Hill, Pa., October 22, 1992.
Alfred J. Odiorne, W'30, Willow Street, Pa., March 5.
Elizabeth R. Brown, Ed'31, Colorado Springs, Colo., former Philadelphia schoolteacher, April 23.
Nancy Nesbitt Jansson, G'31, Racine, Wisc., April 19, 1995.
Mary Stephens O'Brien, DH'31, East Hartford, Conn., a retired dental hygienist; February 26, 1997. She had worked in private practice and for the Travelers Insurance Co. and the Manchester school system.
Andrea Van Steenburgh Peterson, Ed'31, Denver, March 9. She had taught in Cleveland for some years.
Charles T. Cole Jr., ME'32, Bryn Mawr, former manager of RCA's Viking Mars program; February 15, 1997. He later served as manager of the company's Astro electronic division in Princeton, N.J. He also developed cameras used on the Apollo Moon missions and worked on the production of weather satellites for the U.S. Air Force and sonar systems for the Navy.
Peter Place Cook, W'32, Sandwich, Mass., a farmer and owner of Quail Hollow Farm; February 2, 1997. At Penn, he was a member of the varsity heavyweight-rowing team.
Joseph I. Gross, C'32, Short Hills, N.J., January 22, 1996.
Dr. Herbert H. Holman, C'32, Menlo Park, Calif., a retired physician; September 9, 1996.
Chester W. McMullen, W'32, Deland, Fla., June 1995.
William B. Reed, L'32, Poland, Ohio, an attorney; February 22, 1997.
Frank L. Blumberg, W'33, Pikesville, Md., retired head of an advertising agency; March 16.
Dr. Charles H. DuQuesnay, C'33, D'35, Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, a retired dentist; March 18.
Louis D. Engel, W'33, Chandler, Ariz., February 1, 1997.
Alfred W. Harris, Ar'33, a Cleveland residential architect; March 11. He designed the plan to refurbish Andersen Hall. And he designed show houses for the Cleveland Home and Flower Show.
Adele Sion Kubert, Ed'33, Philadelphia, April 3.
Dr. Israel Nathanson, D'33, Philadelphia, retired dentist who had maintained a practice for more than 50 years; March 29. He had served as a consultant with the old Skin and Cancer Hospital.
Dr. B. Rudolph Beale, M'34, Lemoyne, Pa., a retired physician; March 11.
Norman R. Boyer, G'34, Reading, Pa., October 14, 1996.
Dr. Duncan M. Gage, C'34, Lewistown, Maine, former assistant professor of physics at the University of New Haven; March 12. He later taught at the University of Maine. He had earlier served for 30 years as a physicist with the Union Carbide Corp. in its New York division. And during the Second World War he worked on the Manhattan Project.
John E. Reilly, W'34, Dunedin, Fla., a former sales manager for the Ashland Oil Co. in Kentucky; March 5.
Lincoln V. Burrows, WG'35, Longport Key, Fla., a retired national sales manager for Eastman Kodak; April 10. During the Second World War, he served with the War Production Board as head of the section controlling photographic manufacture and the motion-picture industry. He was later sent to the U.S. Embassy in London, co-ordinating production and distribution of photographic materials for the Allied Forces. And he served as a liaison to O.S.S. missions in North Africa, Europe, and South America. After the war, he formed a motion-picture company. And he was a consultant to the military and the Department of Commerce for many years.
Dr. Martin D. Sclar, Gr'35, Southfield, Mich., retired manager a chemical business; April 3.
Morton L. Sonnenfield, C'35, Drexel Hill, Pa., a retired English teacher at John Bartram High School; March 29. During the 1960s and 70s, he had his own Spanish puppet show on public television.
Alice Conhaim Stone, CW'35, Meadowbrook, Pa., February 13, 1997.
Lawson M. Whiting, W'35, Delray Beach, Fla., retired executive with R.R. Donnelley & Sons; March 21.
William L. Acker, W'36, Vero Beach, Fla., retired president of the commercial-loan division of the old General Acceptance Corp., March 6. He had also served as president and chair of the National Finance Conference.
Newton J. Duitch, WEv'36, Delray Beach, Fla., January 7, 1997.
Thomas B. Fulweiler, W'36, Bryn Mawr, Pa., a former manager of Lower Merion Township; April 9.
Lionel M. Goldberg, W'36, Glen Cove, N.Y., a retired senior vice president with Alexander & Alexander, the insurance brokers; March 23. He had served on the boards of many charities and non-profits, such as Friends Academy and the Glen Cove Community Hospital. And he served on the boards of Fleet Bank and the Long Island Lighting Co.
Isadore Mockrin, ChE'36, Delray Beach, Fla., February 9, 1997.
Eleanor Diamond Rubin, Ed'36, Philipsburg, Pa., April 15, 1996.
Lloyd J. Saxton, W'36, Windsor, Conn., October 22, 1996.
Frederick H. Sperr, W'36, Hoboken, N.J., March 11, 1995.
Helen Rouse Ufberg, Ed'36, Philadelphia, a retired teacher, April 16.
Marvin H. Grabosky, W'37, Hume, Va., a retired Philadelphia cigar manufacturer; February 11, 1997. He also served for nearly 20 years as the executive secretary of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Intergroup Association of Alcoholics Anonymous; in this capacity, he was the first contact for alcoholics seeking help.
Gordon E. Hale, WEF'37, Cherry Hill, N.J., February 29, 1966.
Dr. John R. Montgomery, M'37, Delano, Calif., a retired physician; February 11, 1997.
Anne R. Parsons, NEd'37, Hatboro, Pa., October 1996.
Jenny Falk Poleman, G'37, Alexandria, Va., April 17.
James S. Bruskin, WEv'38, Hudson, Ohio, December 16, 1995.
Arnold Gorevitz, W'38, Delray Beach, Fla., April 9.
Dr. Raymond B. Church, V'40, Winsted, Conn., a retired veterinarian who had maintained a practice in the town for many years; March 15. He was a past president of the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association.
Dr. Robert P. Johnston, GM'40, Aurora, Colo.,