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EXAMINATION
NOVEMBER
1965
Thirty-four H&S offices are represented in the list of ninety-three
successful candidates from the November 1965 CPA
Examination. New York Office, with fourteen, had the largest
number of them.
Out of thousands of eligible candidates, Robert E. Wailes,
Jr. (Birmingham), a graduate of the University of Alabama
who joined H&S in 1962, received the highest grade on all
parts of the exam. For this achievement Bob will receive the
Elijah Watt Sells gold medal awarded by the American Institute
of CPAs. The gold medal represents the pinnacle of
the awards system established by the Council of the Institute
in 1923. A silver medal is presented to the second highest
scorer and from seven to ten certificates of honorable mention
go to those whose papers are deemed outstanding. Considering
the number eligible, these awards represent an outstanding
accomplishment.
We are pleased to have in H&S not only the gold medal
winner, but an honorable mention as well, received by Christopher
E. Burns of Philadelphia. A 1959 graduate of the
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce of the University
of Pennsylvania, Chris joined H&S in 1963 after several
years in business.
To both of these men and to all who successfully completed
the exam, the Firm extends heartiest congratulations.
Atlanta
O. Robert Gay, Jr.
James R. Hannah
Birmingham
Robert E. Wailes, Jr.
Boston
Richard P. Fagan
Richard T. Finigan
William J. Piccerelli
Buffalo
Robert R. Davis
Chicago
Donald E. Ditlinger
G. Robert Kasky
Charles C. Okresik
Richard K. Rappleye
Cincinnati
Louis A. Kindelberger, Jr.
Dale R. Miille
Cleveland
JohnE. Murphy
Dallas
Garland G. Harris, Jr.
Gary A. Steinke
Dayton
David S. Fields
David W. Lovejoy
Russell S. Natherson
Denver
David H. Davis
Steven R. Oltman
Detroit
Leon J. Level
Honolulu
John T. Marrack
Edward S. Nielsen
Houston
Marshall L. Hamilton
Robert H. Ihle
Gary T. Jones
Harrison E. McVay, Jr.
Tom W. White
Jacksonville
Clyde P. Stickney, Jr.
Los Angeles
Michael W. Bowman
Victor H. Brenneisen
Roland L. Fortman
William B. Gardner
Robert K. Gentry
David C. Lauritzen
Warren B. Moore
William E. Nollsch
Michael Rutman
Dennis B. Schmucker
NuelV. Smith
Carl E. Zeiger, Jr.
Medford
Michael E. Tayloe
Memphis
James K. Lewis
Miami
David V. Cragg
William E. Crown, III
Minneapolis
Donald R. Henrickson
Newark
Victor G. Albrecht
James E. Hackett
John P. Teevan, Jr.
New Haven
Philip M. Whitney, Jr.
New York
Michael E. Autera
Robert J. Baron
Richard J. Bona
Richard A. Crouse
Allen D. Frisch
Martin E. Gordon
Thomas C. Lockburner
Dominic P. Parlato
Joseph J. Reaney
Jerry R. Roland
Anthony J. Sullivan
Michael B. Weinberg
Paul Weiner
LeeE. Woodard
Omaha
Leon A. Brockelsby
Donald G. Kluge
Ronald L. Rosberg
James E. Tigges
Philadelphia
Christopher E. Burns
Jack R. Clemens
Richard F. Close, Jr.
John J. Cooney
Phoenix
R. Wayne Stoker
Pittsburgh
Graven J. Cooper
Harry R. Robbins
Portland
Roger J. Highland
Ronald L. Mundt
Larry A. Olson
Rochester
Robert E. Moore
William E. Rowe
Saint Louis
Richard C. Dubin
San Francisco
Robert E.Miller
Donald F. Putnam
Savannah
Herman R. Mongin
E. Alex Abraham, Jr.
Seattle
Paul M. Bellemans
Daniel Currie, III
fohn W Kendrick
James R. Ladd
Kathleen E. Trimble
Washington
Joseph S. Aleknavage
Wilkes-Barre
John M. Randolph, Jr.
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