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Class Notes Class Notes Class Notes Class1936-1939 Notes Alumni who don’t see their class listed here and would like to volunteer to serve as a class correspondent, please contact the Office of Alumni Affairs, [email protected], (610) 330-5040 (within Pa.) or 1-800-LAFAYETTE (outside Pa.). New Class and Chapter of the Knights of the Round Table, and senior class president. He was also 1941 Web Sites Coming Soon president of the Student Athletic Anthony F. Noto In early 2011, new web sites for each of Association. 3414 Drighton Court the alumni classes and each of the After graduation, Harold’s first Bethlehem, PA 18020-1334 alumni chapters are scheduled to be job was teaching math at Coatesville (610) 758-8055 launched. The sites will be created and (Pa.) High School. He was also assistant managed with BuddyPress, a user- coach for football and baseball. He Jim Farrell wrote that he received friendly software plug-in for WordPress, subsequently moved to Pen Argyl (Pa.) an invitation to the Oct. 16 football the software that is used to manage the High School, where he taught math and game against Stony Brook, during Lafayette College web site. Web page was head football coach both before and which Lafayette’s undefeated 1940 administrators and class correspondents after three years of service in the Army team was to be recognized. Jim was will be able to log in to add text and Air Corps during World War II. one of the backfield stars of that team. photographs. They will also be able to In 1947, he came to Phillipsburg If circumstances permitted, I planned post events well in advance and add High School, where he taught math to attend that game. My hope was updates on a timely basis. and coached football from 1947 to that I could shake hands with the few During this interim period, the class 1967. He was head football coach from members of that stellar team who were notes have been shortened to fit in fewer 1954 to 1967. In addition, he was head still in circulation and able to attend. pages in keeping with the College’s baseball coach and assistant basketball On June 29, I had a cataract commitment to environmental coach. After retiring as a coach at removed from what I thought was sustainability. The complete edition is Phillipsburg, he served as an assistant my good right eye. My left eye, which available in the online magazine in newly football coach for freshmen at Lafayette I once described as beyond help, is designed sites that feature each decade with Bob Rute. He retired as head of now somewhat the better of the two. with its accompanying photographs. the Phillipsburg math department in Of course, the macular degeneration 1978. He was inducted into the remains in both eyes. National Football Foundation Hall of By the time you read these words it Fame in 1985 and into the College’s will be about Thanksgiving time. Until 1940 Maroon Club Hall of Fame. Harold then, as we learned to say in Australia Herbert Rednor won the New Jersey Interscholastic during World War II, cheerio, mates. 1912 S. Crescent Blvd. Coaches Association honor award in Yardley, PA 19067-3118 1964, was inducted into the Phillipsburg (215) 493-5575 High Wall of Fame, and was voted a 1942 Legend of Lehigh Valley in 2006. Robert W.B. Johnston Harold Bellis passed away June 20. Harold is survived by his children: 7507 Glenheath His wife, Mary Jane, died in 1999. He Mary Linda Bellis, with whom he lived; Houston, TX 77061-2823 was considered by all to be a loving James L. Bellis and his wife, Nancy; and (713) 644-4212 family man who always put family first. Kathy Prichard and her husband, Dave. [email protected] Harold graduated from Phillipsburg He was also the grandfather of Joy High School and attended Mercersburg Bellis, Jeff Haas, Linda Ours, Luke President: Otto Alden (Pa.) Academy. At Lafayette he enjoyed a Bellis, Nathan and Emily Prichard, and standout career in both football a great-granddaughter, Isabella Ours. Otto Alden spent July and August in and baseball. He was well known for The family requests that donations cool Nova Scotia. quarterbacking the undefeated Lafayette be made in lieu of flowers to the Phoned classmate and SAE brother football team of 1937 and also was a key Phillipsburg Emergency Squad, Dar Schmidt in Chester, Conn. Dar blocking back. Harold’s baseball career Phillipsburg Athletic Department at was not able to talk, but wife Betty says was equally impressive. He captained the Phillipsburg High School, or Infusion they are doing as well as age allows. baseball team and played in every game Department, Warren Hospital. Ed Blumenthal, a Pi Lambda Phi, except one from his freshman season on died April 19. Ed is the father of Peter as an infielder. As a student, Harold was Blumenthal ’72 and Amy Blumenthal a brother at Phi Delta Theta, a member Desmond ’77, and is grandfather of denotes reunion classes FALL 2010 • lafayette 77 OAlumniFFiCe OF AlumNi AFFA ResourcesiRS AlumNi COuNCil 223 Pfenning Alumni Center Pamela Gaary Holran ’88, president Easton, PA 18042-1768 [email protected] (610) 330-5040 in Pa., 1-800-LAFAYETTE elsewhere edward Auble ’61, chair, International Alumni Committee [email protected] Fax: (610) 330-5833, [email protected] Barry Bregman ’77, chair, Career Services Committee Sherri Jones, director [email protected] (610) 330-5041, [email protected] Jim Dicker ’85, Nominating Committee, advisory capacity Chris Conn Tomik ’03, assistant director [email protected] (610) 330-5045, [email protected] John Doyle ’10, co-chair, Undergraduate Relations Committee Sarah Trimmer, assistant director [email protected] (610) 330-5024, [email protected] Jonathan ellis ’98, co-chair, Chapters Committee Ruth Hutnik, office coordinator: director’s support, [email protected] Sherri Jones, secretary events support (610) 330-5041, [email protected] [email protected] Ruth Trincheria, office assistant (part-time): Reunion support Alex Karapetian ’04, co-chair, Young Alumni Committee (610) 330-5020, [email protected] [email protected] lisa Kassel ’79, chair AlumNi ASSOCiATiON BeNeFiTS Alumni Admissions Representatives Committee Alumni Online Community—see bottom of page [email protected] Career Services—online job vault, résumé and cover William Kirby ’59, vice president at-large and Nominating Committee at-large letter critiques, career counseling, advice and assistance [email protected] from alumni: (610) 330-5115 Amanda Niederauer ’08, co-chair, Young Alumni Committee Credit Card—Platinum Plus MasterCard through [email protected] Bank of America, which supports the Alumni John Pierce ’81, co-chair, Affinity Groups Committee Association: (866) 598-4970 [email protected] insurance—auto, home, and renters insurance at a group David Reif ’68, president-elect and vice president, Programs discount through Liberty Mutual: 1-800-835-0894; short-term, [email protected] major medical coverage through GradMed: 1-800-922-1245 Carolyn Romney ’08, co-chair, Affinity Groups Committee [email protected] Kirby Sports Center—15 annual uses of fitness center David Schwager ’84, co-chair, Special Events Committee (five each per fall semester, spring semester, and summer): [email protected] (610) 330-5770 lauren Steinitz ’08, co-chair, Regional Alumni Chapters—events include socializing, Undergraduate Relations Committee networking, dining, service, and enjoying sports and [email protected] culture: (610) 330-5040 William Tucker ’81, co-chair, Chapters Committee Skillman library—on-site use of resources: (610) 330-5151 [email protected] Travel—trips organized by alumni affairs: (610) 330-5040; meredith Walburg ’03, co-chair, Special Events Committee [email protected] visit www.lafayette.edu, choose “Alumni,” “Travel and Learn” michael Weisburger ’82, vice president, Outreach [email protected] Class NoteS DeadliNeS Correspondents may email columns as a Word document to [email protected] or mail them on a CD to Dan Edelen, Class Notes Editor, 4762 Bardwell Buford Rd., Mount Orab, OH 45154. Class notes may be edited for length and clarity. ◆ Spring 2011 issue: Jan. 8, 2011 ◆ Summer 2011 issue: April 8, 2011 ◆ Fall 2011 issue: Aug. 8, 2011 To get involved with the Alumni Association, please contact Sherri Jones or Pamela Gaary Holran. We welcome new ideas and volunteers. Our goals are to connect alumni to all aspects of Lafayette life and to make your alma mater more relevant to you. Visit www.lafayette.edu and choose “Alumni” to visit the alumni web site. Check out news, events, travel opportunities, Lafayette Magazine online, a link to subscribe to the Marquis Mailer, and more. Join the Alumni Online Community to read or post online class notes, sign up for email forwarding, access an alumni directory, post your résumé and view others’, register for alumni activities, and update your contact information. 78 lafayette • FALL 2010 For full version and photos, see Lafayette Magazine online – http://magazine.lafayette.edu 1942–1944 Karen Blumenthal Huber ’99, Lynne butClass I remember Fred Notes as an amazing this opportunity to share with our great Desmond ’06, and Marc Desmond baseball player who made stellar plays class. Be blessed. ’10. Ed’s wife of 61 years, Nancy, also despite a hearing condition. survives him. William Frank Given died April 16. Dr. Paul Stillman of Boyton Beach, He served in the Army during World War 1944 Fla., passed away Oct. 24, 2008. Paul II and afterwards oversaw the building of The Rev. Robert G. Sandercock was a premed student at Lafayette. a defense radar system for RCA Service 1961 Hayes Short Lane Jim Reiche died April 6 in the Co. His wife of 64 years, Betty, two Colfax, NC 27235 Tarrytown/Yonkers area of New daughters, a son, nine grandchildren, and [email protected] York.
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