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CLASS NOTES
Columbia College
Today
T. J. Reilly
I received a memo from Stan Brams, who is still complaining about typewriters, etc., and wintering near Scottsdale until the end of March at 14645 Fountain Hills, Ariz., 85278; phone (480) 816-9661. Stan, they keep telling me about computers and e-mail. Do you know if these things really work? Time is running out, so classmates, please submit data for here or new 1930s class page on the Alumni Office's website.
Jules Simmonds
Columbia College
Today Columbia College Today received the following from Rabbi David Osachy '88 of Jacksonville, Fla.: "It is with great sadness that I inform you of the death on Sunday, December 12, 1999, of Dr. Paul Kaunitz '33. Dr. Kaunitz was my congregant and friend, and was a regular contributor of reminiscences to the pages of CCT. He loved Columbia, which shaped his mind and his character. He was a great psychiatrist and great man." An obituary will appear in the next issue. It is with sadness that CCT reports the death of Colonel Thomas D. Neier, who was a student at the College from 1929 to 1932. An obituary appears in this issue.
Columbia College
Today
Columbia
College Today The questionnaire distributed in anticipation of the class's 65th reunion in June 2000 has already begun to reap benefits. Hunter Meighan lives in Mamaroneck, N.Y. He served as acting police judge in the village for six years, then went on to serve as a New York State assemblyman for nine years and a New York State senator for five years. He also was a delegate to the New York State Constitutional Convention in 1967. He hopes to attend the reunion dinner on Saturday, June 3, 2000. From Cincinnati, Carl Relyea writes, "I have retired as hydrologist-in-charge of the Ohio River Forecast Center of the National Weather Service in Cincinnati. After 37 years as organist of the Highland Methodist Church, Ft. Thomas, Ky., I was given the title of 'organist emeritus' this summer." He credits Columbia with giving him the "broad background" to succeed as a weather officer. He recently took a two-week trip out West to visit his son in Spokane and his daughter in Seattle, with a side trip to Canada. Carl, who made it back to Morningside Heights for the 60th reunion, hopes to attend the 65th, too. Clark Risler, who is a retired mining systems engineer with Westinghouse Electric Corp, lives in Cary, N.C., but says he won't be able to attend reunion.
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