At Rochester:

• Three letters a piece in basketball and baseball, and one for football
• Captained the unbeaten 1941-42 basketball team
• Held a Prize Scholarship
• President of the senior class
• Graduated in 1942 with a baccalaureate degree in Mechanical Engineering

Post-Graduate:

• Worked at the Wright Aeronautical Corporation and the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
• Taught engineering at Case Institute of Technology where he earned a Master's Degree in 1950
• Moved to the Goodyear Aerospace Corporation in 1951
• Served as project manager on military and NASA hardware test programs
• Promoted to Manager of New Product Development departments
• Appointed as a corporate representative on a testing standards panel established by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
• Active in United Way fund drives
• Retired in 1986