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Paul Sakson Have no information concerning
Paul since graduation - 69+ years. Lost. |
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Andrew
Salem Have no information
concerning
Andrew
since graduation - 69+ years. Lost. |
 Henry
SarridesHave no information
concerning Henry since graduation - 69+ years.
Assumed LOST. |
 David
SavageHave no information
concerning David
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
  Robert
ScarrIt has been over 15 years since I've heard from
Bob so I have reluctantly moved him to the LOST listings.
If anyone has an update on him I would appreciated hearing from you and
will gladly move him back to the active list, if appropriate -
Bill <><
From 50th Reunion Book, 2002 - Shortly after graduation, I spent 2
years as a communications officer in the USAF Security Service, based in
Ashiya, Japan. Upon discharge in 1954, I went on to obtain
graduate degrees at Lehigh and the University of Illinois, Two of
my 3 children were born in Champaign / Urbana. In 1960, 1 took a
job in battery research at Union Carbide Consumer Products in Parma, OH.
Our 3rd child came 2 years later. I worked on many different
battery systems in my 37-year career with UCCP, later known as Eveready
Battery Co. I produced a dozen or so patents, including the main
one relative to the first commercially-produced mercury-free alkaline
battery. I also authored several papers and 2 reference-book
chapters on electrochemistry topics. Retiring in 1997, I continue
to work as a consultant.
My 3 children are scattered near
and far. Daughter Lynn, living in New Jersey, is a soccer mom to
3 boys. Daughter Gail is a school teacher in western Ohio,
with 2 girls and a boy. My son Jim, a computer systems
manager for Timken with a daughter and son, lives the closest, in Akron,
OH.
In addition to my career in
science and my children and grandchildren, my greatest interests have
been as a member of the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus for 35 years, as
director of a dozen choral groups of different types, extensive travel
in the U.S. and abroad and a lot of cross-country bicycling, traveling
border to border in Virginia, Wisconsin, Ohio and Vermont |
 Edmond
SchieveHave no information
concerning
Edmond since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
  Fred
Schlichtmann
From 50th Reunion Book, 2002 - ->
Have no information about Fred in 19 years or
from Fred for 69+ years so reluctantly
moved him to "LOST" list. Statistically this is
realistic - contact if in error. - April 2021 |
 Alan
SchraggerHave no information concerning
Alan since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
| Max
Schultz Have no information
concerning Max
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
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 Peter
SeasholtzHave no
information concerning Peter
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
 William
Schlecht
From 50th Reunion Book, 2002 - ->
Haven't heard any thing about Bill in over 20 years so I'm moving
him to the "Lost" section - May 2023.
Bill Skillman Just
talked to Bill's wife with the following info obtained:
He was supposed to graduate in '52 but for unknown reasons graduated in
Jan. '53. Wickenburg, AZ, b. 3/19/30. Two years Army after
grad. Work: Bucyrus-Erie Co, MSME - Circa 2018
 John
SellHave no information concerning
John since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed
LOST. |
 Andrew
Seman
May 21, 2014Per
Bill Skillman
4/10/18, Andrew Seman died 5/21/2014. I was with him in the same
group at Westinghouse Defense Center, Baltimore, MD for many years.
I attended his viewing. I couldn't beat him at arm wrestling!
On June 21, 2014,
Andrew Edward Seman,
of Bluffton, SC. formerly of Howard County, husband of
Catherine Seman,
father of
Andrew Seman
and his wife
Amelia
(Amy),
Kevin Seman,
and
Greg Seman
and his wife
Shannon,
brother of
Theodore Seman
and his wife
Judy
and
Edward Seman
and his wife
Beverly,
grandfather of Jacob,
Mark, Matthew, Merideth, Andrew, Nicole and Alex. |
 Charles
ShoemakerHave no information concerning
Charles since
graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
 George
SkorinkoPer Have no
information concerning George
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
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 Harvey
SmithHave no information
concerning Harvey
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
 Richard
SmithHave no information
concerning Richard
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
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Ernest Mayo Snyder
(No Photo)
Circa 2016
From Summer 2017 Alumni Bulletin: Betsey
and
Mayo Snyder
were one of
Daz
and my favorite '52 couples. Always fun, upbeat and
full of life. When I heard of Mayo's passing, I
wrote to
Betsey and she responded in kind. We commiserated.
Mayo's life was full—he loved Lehigh, sailing,
service in the Navy and hockey. His specialty, when
working, was city planning. One of the highlights of
his career was that, as a consultant to the government of
Brazil, he helped in the selection of a site for the new
capital, what would become Brasilia.
Mayo had advanced degrees from the University of Illinois and
MIT. Mayo was one of the truly "neat guys” and will
be missed. RIP,
Mayo.
Pat Moran
(deceased), wrote: It came as shock to see Mayo's name in the Spring
Bulletin - I have no other information: "We have lost some great
classmates in 2016:
Bob McCann,
Chuck Adams,
Jack Moran
(deceased)
and Mayo Snyder (I will do a complete report on Mayo in my
next edition). My sincere condolences to all the families." - April
2017
Bob Hoyt
spent some time with
Betsey
and
Mayo
at their home overlooking the lake in Cooperstown, N.Y.
Mayo
and
Bob
grew up together in Plainfield, N.J. Circa June 2015
Bob Hoyt
spent some time with
Betsey
and
Mayo at their home overlooking the lake in Cooperstown, NY.
Mayo
and
Bob
grew up together
in Plainfield, NJ. - Fall 2014
From Spring2014 Alumni
Bulletin:
Another of my favorite '52ers,
E Mayo Snyder, of Cooperstown, N.Y., has managed to grow "olde”gracefully
along with wife, Betsey. Their Christmas letter is a treasure.
In it,
Mayo hoped that my citizenship papers were in order, in light of
Arizona Governor Brewer's interest in these matters.
Mayo
went on to take issue with an eastern Pennsylvania promoter who
characterized Lehigh as "the Harvard of the Lehigh Valley.” What a
come down, says
Mayo.
Lehigh has many attributes that Harvard cannot match. In his
letter,
Mayo
touched on the future of Lehigh's fraternity system, how Cooperstown's
opera house complements the overwhelming popularity of the Baseball
Hall of Fame, and some golf tidbits. He ended his letter by saying
that glaucoma and diabetes have pretty much ended plans for the Grand
Tour. The New York Times travel section is as close as they get.
Good luck you two, and thanks for a great letter.
Summer 2011 Bulletin -
Pat Moran
(deceased)
received a photo card from
Betsey
and
Mayo Snyder,
who year after year just seem to
defy age.
Is it the water in
Cooperstown?
Spring 2009 Bulletin - My favorite Christmas correspondents came
through once again.
Betsey
and
Mayo Snyder
sent their wonderful, as always, photo card showing two very happy
'seasoned citizens' with a background of the Adirondacks in autumn. The
Snyders
plan to see
Dotsie
and
Pete Shaw
(deceased) in May after
Betsey's
50th reunion at Brown.
Inauguration 2007 Class Column: Betsey
and
Mayo Snyder
sent their annual classy picture card and revealed that Mayo is
"tripping the light fantastic" with two new knees.
Spring 2006 - Sent
Pat Moran
(deceased)
a very nice Christmas card. They took a Lehigh trip to Sicily.
Summer 2003: Betsey
and Mayo Snyder sent a great photo of their youngest
grandchildren and mentioned that they had moved from Homer, N.Y, to
Cooperstown, N.Y., and are enjoying "the village life."
June 3rd, 2002 -Thanks for
the '52 class website. However, looking at the Mayo Snyder
bio - that is another person in the undergraduate picture and Mayo's
name is Ernest Mayo Snyder, not Martin Luther Snyder.
His father was Martin Edgar Snyder. See you at the reunion.
Betsey and Mayo Snyder
Webmaster: Oops. I
didn't realize there were 3 Snyders in our class. Sorry about that
 From
50th Reunion Book, 2002 - My Dad was in the Class of 1925, probably
causing me to follow. Degrees: Syracuse University, BA; University
of Illinois, MA; MIT, Masters in City Planning.
After the Navy and graduate
schools, I worked with various architectural and engineering firms.
Some projects were selecting the site for Brasilia, a program for Wild
Rivers and environmental protection for Woodbridge, NJ.
Eventually, I served as planning director for a Connecticut town and 2
different counties in New York state.
In Skaneateles, NY, I started a
youth hockey program. This sparked the building of an artificial
ice arena. An outcome of the arena was my son becoming a gold
medalist in ice dancing. Several other kids who started skating in
this arena have been successful Olympians in hockey and figure skating.
It was interesting serving on
the Board of Directors of the New York, Susquehanna and Western
Railroad. Double stack transcontinental freight trains have their
origin and destination in the Susquehanna's New Jersey yard.
Betsey and I have a
family including a son and 2 daughters. The daughters each have a
boy and a girl. We have been married for 41 years. We now
live in Cooperstown. We like the community as it offers many
diversions besides baseball.
As time has gone by, I have come
to realize that what I learned in my 5 semesters at Lehigh was crucial
in making it possible for us to have the good life we have had.
Summer, 2001 - The best
card, year in and year out, comes from Betsey and
Mayo Snyder
always a picture card, of their happy faces from somewhere in the world
- this year from Ellis Island. Thanks; you guys look great!
Fall, 2000: Mayo and
Betsey Snyder, who send the best photo Christmas cards, sent one
showing them with their grandkids, Michael and Grace, having a meal with
a fully costumed pirate, complete with eye patch and sword.
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 Harold
SnyderHave no information
concerning Harold
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
 Paul
Speranza
Have no information about Paul in 21 years or
from Paul for 69+ years so reluctantly
moved him to "LOST" list. Statistically this is
realistic - contact if in error. - April 2021
November 9th, 2000 - Gus
Magristro, Paul's ex room mate reported that Paul is living on
Debra Lane in Basking Ridge, NJ, amongst the ATT crowd where he spends
lots of time reading. He worked for ATT and Bell Labs. He
went to school on the GI Bill. |
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 John
StallingsHave no
information concerning John
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
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Edwin M. Stern, Jr. Deceased Sept. 5, 2004.
He was a retired president with Stern & Stern Textiles Inc. and a member of
Phi Delta Theta. Survivors: Three children. |
 William
StilesHave no information
concerning William
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
 Rudolph
Stobb
Since I have heard nothing except this questionable entry from 2002, I am
moving Rudolph to the "Lost" list - May 2023
April
2002
-
According
to
a
fictitious
address,
"Rudolph
Stobb
now
lives
in
Quakertown,
NJ.
His
phone
number
is
in
the
book."
 Frederick
Storch
July 4, 1974From Lehigh Bulletin circa 1975:
Fred Storch died at a family outing at Saylor's Lake on July 4,
1974. He was taken to Monroe Co., General Hospital. Added
4/10/18 thanks to
Bill Skillman |
 Norman
StotzHave no information
concerning Norman
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
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Arthur Straussberg
May 2, 2015Arthur Straussberg '52, West Orange,
N.J., May 2, 2015. Mr. Straussberg served as a captain in the
U.S. Air Force. He worked as a dentist and dental practice
management consultant, and as an instructor at the University of
Pennsylvania
From Spring 2014 Alumni Bulletin: Art Straussberg
says that a university survey listing him as "LOST” greatly
exaggerates, and that he is alive and well and living in New Jersey.
Art studied two years at Lehigh, went on to dental school at
University of Pennsylvania, and graduated dental school in 1954. Let's
hope that Art drops us a line and tells us all what he has been up to for the
last 60 years. |
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 Charles
SweigardHave no information
concerning
Charles since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
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 Robert
SzakmeisterHave no
information concerning Robert
since graduation - 69+ years. Assumed LOST. |
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