1935
There weren't so very many of us on board for the Annual Dinner of the Washington Alumni group, just Rockwell, McCarty, Dorsey and ourself, but we had a very pleasant time of it, both at an earlier small informal get-together up topside and later around the festive board on the lower decks of the good ship Mayflower Hotel. Mac had picked up Stoney Jackson and brought him along, as did Rocky with a Harvard deck-mate, but all we could muster to accompany us to the earlier meeting was an inordinary thirst and the anticipation of an enjoyable evening of Dartmouth fellowship: each was taken care of in very good order. President Hopkins' talk took us back to the hills of Hanover in a manner that meant a great deal to all of us.
.... for address changes, if not for anything else, such as a letter in this direction. Still hoping for the latter, we give you the former:
Stan Britten, 5267 Guilford Ave., Indianapolis. .... Harry Knott, 45 Bedford St., Bridgewater, Mass Bill McNeal, c/o W. M. Bailey, 81 Rockland Ave., Maiden, Mass. . . . . Jesse Wolff, 570 Park Ave., N. Y. 21, ... . Lt. Johnny Gregory, Concord Rd., Wayland, Mass Lt. DavePierce, c/o New Haven Bank, ditto, Conn Capt. Johnny Jeiuett, 380 Vanderbilt Ave., Brooklyn 5, N. Y Capt. Herb Shuttleivorth, 405 Mayfair Lane, Louisville 7, Ky Lt. Al Conklin USNR, 14 Norwood St. (McKownville) Albany 3, N. Y Dan Swander, 2736 Belvoir Blvd., Cleveland 22, Ohio Benny Goodman 181 Belle Ave., Highland Park, 111 BobBoehm, practising law at 60 Broad St., and living at 144-16 35th Ave., Flushing, N. Y HarryMiller, 405 S. Choctaw, Chattanooga 4, Tenn Dick Sleep, in the Navy but accessible via 308 McCall St., Waukesha, Wisconsin JohnnyMayo, singing in Radio City, living at 84-29 125th St., Kew Gardens, L. 1., N. Y and Ed Gerson, manufacturing buttons at 1235 Broadway and going home to 129 Shoreward Drive, Great Neck, N. Y Roy Reuther farming at RFD 2, East Berlin, Pa Gordon Gwinn, teaching at Arizona Desert School, Tucson, Ariz GeorgePrice at 36 Claflin Rd., Brookline-46 Ens.Howie Kaiser, care of Herbert M. Kaiser, 885 Park Ave., N. Y. 21 Carlyle Crane, 4 Circle Lane, Albany 3, N. Y Ens. Fred Raymond, 2507 Hurd Ave., Evanston, 111 Lt. Charlie Victorine, c/o Mrs. David ditto, 1150 E. Grand St., Elizabeth, N. J Capt. Melvin Rosen, an Army dentist at 22 Wisconsin Ave., Winter Hill 45, Mass Bill McMullen, 225 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn 17, N. Y Bob Hus ted, 15 S. Randolph Ave., Poughkeepsie Dick Millard in the Army at 1773 San Marco Blvd., Jacksonville Fla.
Lt. Ted Harbaugh at 245 N. Professor St., Oberlin, Ohio, which sounds like a Marine Corps assignment affiliated with the V-12 program at Oberlin College Lt. Howie Croninger, USNR 2905 Hoagland Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind SamStern, Army, c/o Ray Stern, 111 East 80th St., N. Y. 21 Chuck Gillan, 670 Winona Blvd., Rochester 5, N. Y Gordon Moody, 4445 North Prospect, Milwaukee Naval Lt. ArtWertheim, Fleet Post Office, San Fran DickMcKnight, 1519 Hinman Ave., Evanston, 111 George McVicar, Army Air Force, 201 West 18th, N. Y. 11 Lt. Hank Barnett, Box 1539, Santa Fe, N. M Ens. Harry Ferries, 22 Reading Terrace, Fairlawn, N. J Capt. Bob. Ross, Station B, Poughkeepsie Bob Hubbard, 310 State St., Albany 6, N. Y Frank Meyers, 273 Parkland, Glendale 22, Mo Henry Titus, 3522 80th St., Jackson Hts., L. 1., N. Y Lt. BobKugler, USNR, 2308 Hartford Ave., Johnston 9 R; I Ed Drecbsel, RFD 2, Falls Church, Virginia .... and an overseas address we're glad to see, for we know how long he's been plugging for it, is that of Sgt. Louis I Vein, 35519288, —rd Bomb Group, th Sq., APO , c/o P.M., N. Y. C.; and there's one Sergeant we'd like to see any time.
Another Lt. Colonelcy for one of us: FrankSpecht, with twin Ralph just one groove behind as a Major. Congratulations! Other promotions, which you may have noted in the front section of the last issue: Ralph Seeley a Captain, and Nelson Black the same, LarryDavis a J.G., and Bob Roundey a full Lieutenant in the Navy, and Pug Atherton the same, with Bill Bury and Art Wertheim two more J.G.s Howie Kaiser, My Feingold, also upped to J.G., along with Walt Gless and Al Conklin Jules Bromberg, Art Bam-ford, and Bernie Rein are newly made Army Captains, Charlie Martin and Charlie Victorine new to their first Lieutenancies.
Lt. Loring P. Jordan and Janet Dale MacCallum, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Hugh MacCallum, Needham, Mass., were married on April First. Riv enlisted in the Naval Reserves in July '42 and has seen service in the Aleutians; he is now on limited duty while convalescing from a serious arm injury, sustained in action in the Southwest Pacific area last December. Mrs. Jordan is a Wheaton graduate.
Lt. Gordon B. York and Harriet Isabel Glover, daughter of Mrs. G. Horton Glover of New York and Palm Beach, were married way back on 23 January in Cambridge, Mass. Gordie is stationed at Camp Dix, N. J.
William Herbert Ellis, Jr., and Rose Julia Keane, daughter of Mrs. John Andrew Keane of Brookline, Mass., married in late January, are living at the Hotel Commander, Cambridge, Mass.
While we're on the subject of weddings we might add that we don't need newspaper dippings to evidence that of Joe Knap and Marjorie Marshall Gay of Norfolk, Virginia: we were there, on 29 April, so we can vouch for the pleasant affair that it was, there being something about southern beauties as bride and bridesmaids, and southern hospitality in general, that add to our interest in a wedding. The Knaps are living in good old SpuytenDuyvil, at 2475 Palisade Ave., New York City.
Secretary-Chairman Gates Mills, Ohio Treasurer, 5036 Juanita Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn.
