1936*

Another year and some more rehashes of the same old stuff.

This summer has seen the ranks of I single men in our class thinned out considerably, and as there is nothing so important to anyone as his own marriage, here are some of the lucky ones or unlucky ones if you hold to the credo of better to have loved and lost than wed and be forever bossed. Out in Rockford, Ill. lumberman john Holmquist landed Beth Welsh Cincinnatus Walt Beinhart became the husband of Gwendolyn Becker Sub Harris proved that a thinning head of hair is no deterrent by adding Miss Harriet Fenlon of N. Y. to his family Also in N. Y. Art "Spider" Toan scored with Miss Ethel Gudmundsen, and up in West Hartford, Margaret Louise Hitchcock married our own Joe Carson.

Just to show these fellows how far behind the peerade they are Miss Rebecca Brooks made a threesome out of the Charl ie Brooks family back in May. Fourth for bridge?

Al Doolittle works for Jackson and Moreland, Boston engineers and at last report was in Allentown, Pa. making an appraisal of the Pennsylvania Power and Light Cos. His marriage was to Edith Stover and was in June.

Short cheer of the month should go to Sturges Dick Dorrance who has been quietly doing a swell job ever since graduation. For three years he worked for station WOR in various capacities—among them announcer—but has now left that group to sound the praises of the new frequency modulation or "staticless radio." The letterhead of FM Broadcasters Inc. of 52 Vanderbilt Ave., N. Y. shows "Dick Dorrance, Director of Promotion." It must be tough to have a name so close to that of Dartmouth's greatest skier but '36s Dorrance seems to be doing pretty well on his own.

Clarence Lucas is another of our med men—lndiana U. was his school Big Fred Babcock taxes the capacity of the Vice Presidential chair of Pittsburgh's Babcock Lumber Cos Cal Black, M.D.- Miami Bob Blades is one half of the partnership of A. L. Blades & Son Contractors in Hornell, N. Y Jimmy Buyoucos graduated from Cornell Law and now practices in Canajoharie, N. Y Johnny Phillips who ieft Hanover after two years is an artist here in N. Y. Watch the Satevepost for his covers.

Dick Knight proudly reports that Jean arris of Richmond Hill will become his wife early next year. Dick is connected with Public Service of New Jersey and is "i one of those training courses which we are always hearing about. Right now he is Climbing poles as a lineman and has already learned to repair gas stoves. He'll be trying to sell you gadgets designed to make yOU use more electricity after the course is completed El Camp and Shaw Carter are two more lads connected with N. J. utilities—their employer being N. J. Bell Tel. Camp is down off the poles now we believe, and Shaw is titled Traffic Superin- tendent.

I'm fatter this fall, but news is slimmer. One guy complained when he chipped in his dough to Shertz that the only time the class seems to know that he exists is when the call for cash comes. Don't be bashfulsend in some news—l do not read minds. Bob Shertz and Charlie Stern are draftdodging in the Naval Reserve. Both have already made their month's cruise as have other classmates—who, I'm not sure. Johnny Schulz is a second lieutenant in the U. S. Third Cavalry. Who would have thought in June, 1936 that we'd all be wondering just what sort of service we ought to go into.

Boyce Price is working as assistant to the head man in a new organization called Accessory Timepieces which group feels that the clock has always been merely functional and deserves a more important place in the decorative scheme. Price does everything from production planning to sales boosting Gage Aborn is an engineer with Frank I. Richardson oil burners up around Boston, and Ted Andrews is a real estate and insurance man in Methuen, Mass Vin Wentworth is listed as an executive of the Farmington Mfg. Cos. in Wellesley Hills where he lives. Bob Dickson is high in the rockies—doing advertising in Denver.

Stonewall Joe Handrahan has moved south and is engaged in the printing and lithographing business in Raleigh, N. C. .... Dana Goldthwaite has some string of initials after his name—Lt. (jg) M.C.U.S.N. He's an Acting Assistant Surgeon at the U. S. Naval Hospital in Philly Way up in Duluth Dar Barrett works out for the Oliver Iron Mining Cos. and probably still cheers for Cleveland's despised ball team Bob Lewis resigned from the Morgan School at Guilford, Conn, where he was a submaster and director of athletics and adviser to the senior class. He is now one of those junior executives we hear about—with Ponds Extract Cos.

More weddings—Jack Morrison and Ruth Holland. This is a romance with a story, but all that we'll say is that both Ruth and Jacko were working in the Bk. of New York. Jack still is—credit man. .... Doc Ed Hyde took unto himself a perma- nent nurse in Turners Falls, Mass. with his dad doing the officiating Other half of this medical team is Margaret Miller. Ed is now at Bellevue Hospital Bob Paterson was married in Albany to Catrina Vrooman—will live in Detroit where Bob's a motor mogul. Ralph Cockroft got a swell California gal in Helen Warson of L. A. Ralph accounts for the Walworth Cos. in N. Y Dick Brierley was married out in Minnesota And "Little Ace" Al Gibney had his big day in Longmeadow, Mass., with Eloise Beach as the new Mrs. Gibney and many of the boys on hand to cheer the handsome couple.

Here's a natural. Harry Louis Couronnis whom all classmates will remember as the successor to the famous Hanover house of Hackit, Packit and Whackit is a partner in—you guessed the business—a cleaning shop in Nashua. Couronnis Cleaners

Here's another. Class instrumentalist Ralph Silverman teaches the violin at the Longly School of Music in Cambridge. Zebulon Waters White is supervising an Ohio forest survey. In case you don't recognize the name it is that of long chubber

"Bud" White who is now an M.F. from Yale Roy Coppedge is a barrister having finished Columbia Law last year. Same goes for Paul Lynch Nox Howard was studying law down at Charlottesville. Not sure whether he is finished yet or not Clark Sorenson sports a fancy title for Goodrich in Akron. He is "Assistant Personnel Director.". .. .Dick Vail's a division superintendent in Bamberger's— Newark.

The leaves are turning and we'd sure give our shirt to be heading home to Hanover the way the kid brothers are doing, but since they only give us four years upthere the next best thing is to hear from: others who feel the same way and get the same smell of autumn in their nostrils that we do. Spring fever is fine, but there's nothing like the fall to bring on Dartmouth nostalgia. How about a letter.

Secretary, 143 Sunset Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. Treasurer, Strathmore Paper Cos. West Springfield, Mass.