Lost R (14)

John Raine

Have no information about John in 19 years or from John for 69+ years so reluctantly moved him to "LOST" list.  Statistically this is realistic - contact if in error. - April 2021

From 50th Reunion Book, 2002 - ->

Have no information concerning William since graduation - 69+ years and zero hits on Google, August 2018.  Assumed LOST.

Have no information concerning J W since graduation - 69+ years.  Assumed LOST.

Have no information concerning Richard since graduation - 69+ years and no hits on Google, August, 2918.  Assumed LOST.

An associate registrar at Lehigh, he retired in 1991 after 39 years of service.  Survivor: Sister.

Have no information concerning Hugh since graduation - 69+ years and no hits on Google, August, 2018.  Assumed LOST.

Have no information concerning Thomas since graduation - 69+ years and no hits on Google, August, 2018.  Assumed LOST.

Have no information concerning Harmar since graduation - 69+ years and no hits on Google, August, 2018.  Assumed LOST.

In "Lost" list because Alumni Office has him listed as not a classmate

Winter Alumni Bulletin, 1980:  Robert Rodale,  president of Rodale Press and son of the founder, says no other company is organized the way they are.  The system is very unorthodox.  One person will be building a better thermos bottle, another toiling over a contraption roughly resembling an exercise bike as it shreds grain and another is harvesting a crop of catfish in a backyard swimming pool.  2.25 million people swear by Rodale's Prevention Magazine and more than a million readers subscribe to Organic Farming.  In January, Rodale came out with New Shelter, a home improvement magazine he felt confident would attract 250,000 readers initially. Rodale publishes a couple dozen books a year (on how to raise goats in your backyard, for instance). Some of the books sell more than half a million copies in hardcover. Rodale manages to reap annual revenues of $60 million and to make a satisfactory profit.  The company claims sales growth of 15% to 20% a year.  But, the people at Rodale Press have assumed a much higher mission than simple money making.  They want to make the world a healthier place to live in.  The people with the firm have always had an organic mission foodwise.  Rodale wants to do more than report the news; they want to make the news.  They are now exploring the possibility of cable television.

Per Fall 2018 Alumni Bulletin:  Ryland F. Rogers '52, Hing­ham, Mass., July I, 2018.  Mr. Rogers interrupted his studies to serve in the U.S. Army during the Korean War.  He spent his career with Xerox, where he developed several patented technologies. - November 2018

In "Lost" list because Alumni Office has him listed as not a classmate

He was retired from Bell Atlantic.

Have no information concerning Edward since graduation - 69+ years and no hits on Google, August, 2018.  Assumed LOST.

Have no information concerning Robert since graduation - 69+ years and no hits on Google, August, 2018.  Assumed LOST.

Have no information concerning Philip since graduation - 69+ years and no hits on Google, August, 2018.  Assumed LOST.

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