Alumni;Applause;More TRB&S people pass CPA examination;

              Alumni. . .
Chicago—-Herbert Kamp, with the firm since 1962 and
• a member of the management services department, has
resigned to take a position as manager, data systems, with
Dual Corporation in Des Plaines, Illinois.
Kansas City — Ronald E. Boyce, a member of the audit
staff since June 1963, resigned to become a member of
the internal audit staff of Montgomery Ward & Co.
George W. Collins, a junior, resigned to take a position
with Safeway Stores.
Forest R. DeHaven, with the firm since 1954, resigned
to head up the newly formed internal audit staff of
National Bellas Hess & Co.
Larry Hutchinson, who joined the audit staff in 1962,
resigned to head up a newly-formed training department
for the office and accounting personnel of Trans World
Airlines.
I New York — Eugene K. Malewicz, an alumnus of the
New York office, has accepted the position of controller
with Wheeler Electronics, Division of the Sperry-Rand
Corporation.
Newark — Marvin Lefkowitz has accepted a position as
assistant to the controller of Royal Copy Systems, Inc.,
Paramus, New Jersey, a subsidiary of Litton Industries,
' Inc.
h Joseph Rolandelli has resigned to become assistant con­troller
of the First National State Bank of New Jersey.
St. Louis — John Lanig has resigned to accept a position
with Elder Manufacturing Co., one of our clients.
St. Paul — Donald Engen has resigned to take over the
' duties of controller with John G. Kinnard & Co., Invest­ment
Brokers.
Seattle — Patrick J. Peyton, a tax staff member, has
joined the CPA firm of Franklin, Homchick & Koch, in
his home town of Wenatchee, Wash.
h Guy C. Pinkerton, staff supervisor, is now assistant vice
President of Washington Federal Savings and Loan Asso­ciation.
Grant M. Woodfield, staff supervisor, is controller for
the Pacific Bank Note Company.
Applause . . .
Boston — Hugh Dysart, Jr. has been elected treasurer
of the Massachusetts Society of CPAs for 1966-67.
James M. Lynch is one of seven incorporators of the
Mass Merchandising Research Foundation, Inc. An out­growth
of an industry committee, the new research
organization represents the first industry attempt to set up
a permanent statistical program as well as to develop a
new set of operating standards for discount chains.
Chicago — I. Ted David will be instructing a course
entitled "Introduction to Data Processing" at Loyola Uni­versity's
night school for the 1966 Spring semester.
Joanne M. Loftus, of the tax staff, served as co-chair­man
of the annual public relations banquet of the
A.S.W.A. and A.W.S.C.P.A. held November 16 at the
Pick-Congress Hotel, Chicago.
Sherle E. Swanson has been named to the Reception
Committee of the Administrative Management Society's
Chicago Chapter for 1965-66.
Cincinnati—Elizabeth Henderson, Certified Professional
Secretary, has been selected as Cincinnati's Secretary of
the Year by the Cincinnati Chapter of The National Sec­retaries
Association (International). As such, Elizabeth
will be a candidate for Secretary of the Year of the State;
and, if successful in being selected by the State, she will
then go on to Dallas as a candidate for national honors.
Denver — Carleton H. Griffin has been appointed to a
new American Institute committee on State Taxation of
Interstate Commerce.
Executive Office-Chicago — Robert M. Trueblood was
one of 15 laureates named by the Lincoln Academy of
Illinois who received medals on February 11. Mr. True-blood
was so honored for his outstanding contribution in
the field of finance. The purpose of the Lincoln Acad­emy,
which is patterned after the Nobel Academy and
the French Academy of Fine Arts, is "to further, encour­age
and recognize the outstanding contributions made by
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