At Rochester:

• Four years of basketball including the undefeated 1941-42 team which he led in scoring
• Co-captain in 1942-43, set single-game scoring record of 27 points
• Captain in 1945-46 after military service
• Played soccer first three years
• Led in scoring as a junior, elected captain for senior season
• Played baseball freshman year
• Belonged to Psi Upsilon, Chi Rho, and Mendicants
• Earned a Master of Education from Rochester in 1949

Post-Graduate:

• Served in the Army Air Corps from February, 1943-October, 1945
• Flew 50 missions as a B-24 navigator in the 10^th Air Force, 7^th Bomb Group, China-Burma-India
• Awarded numerous military honors including the Distinguished Flying Cross with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Air Medal with Three Oak Leaf Clusters, and a Presidential Unit Citation
• Played professional and semi-pro basketball for six years
• Coached basketball and baseball at the School for the Deaf
• Spent 38 years in textbook publishing for Harper & Row, Rand McNally, and Houghton MIfflin
• Retired in 1986