1919
Four months from the time you pick up this MAGAZINE and scan class news will find many of us ready, willing and anxious to shove off for Hanover and make the 30th Reunion (in our 29th year since 1919) another long-to-beremembered milestone in the history of our class.
Rock Hayes has issued a challenge to us and we shall not be found wanting in exceeding our quota for the annual Alumni Fund when we meet and talk with Spidev MaTtiYi s successor on June 18. Class Agent has meant Spider Martin for so long that we are startled to realize that our contributions will head toward Boston instead of New York City. Meeting and passing our quota will give Spider as big a thrill as it will Rock.
Now for that big Reunion Committee that is headed by Class Vice-President Jack McCrillis of Newport, N. H., divided as it is in sections under various chairmen.
Executive—Jack McCrillis, Chairman, Max A. Norton, F. Ray Adams, Roscoe A. Hayes, E. E. Martin, W. C. Batchelder, Red Colwell, and Bob Stecher.
Attendance—Louis Munro, Chairman, New York City; Phil Bird and Robert A. Proctor, Boston; Rabbi Raible, Cleveland; Stan Mauk, Toledo; R. A. Jackson (Fat), New York City; Budd Welsh, New Jersey; Fred Balch, Philadelphia; Chet Gale, Buffalo; Ernie Rautenberg, Detroit; Lefty Farrar, Chicago; Red Washburn, Chicago; Mai Drane, Westchester County; Herb Fleming, Boston; Bill White, Boston; Jim Capps, Utica; Fred Daley, Conn.; Bob Lewis, New Hampshire; Roger Clark, Pittsburgh; Louis Haerle, Indianapolis; Bill Eads, Arkansas.
Publicity—Jim Davis, Chairman, Bill Cunningham, King Cole, and Nick Sandoe.
Finance—Max Norton, Chairman, John Williams, Chet DeMond, Win Batchelder, E. E. (Spider) Martin.
Banquet & Picnic & Party—Bill McCarter, Chairman, Bob Stecher, Jack McCrillis, Ken Huntington, George Rand, Cotty Larmon, Phil Bird, Mai Drane, and Dick Dudensing.
Additional committees are in the making (Costume, Music, Ladies' Vigilante) and will be announced in due course by our Chairman. Jack will also make additional appointments to all Reunion Committees as time goes on.
Can such a committee do anything but succeed in making Reunion a success? The answer is "No" because we all want to go back and we know from past experience that MaxNorton has left no stone unturned in looking out for our comfort and interests. Incidentally, volunteers are asked to send in their names to Jack McCrillis, as he expects to add each willing worker to our Reunion committee.
Where were we? Oh yes—Batch and his committee have done an outstanding job on the class Memorial Fund Gift to the College. Many who have in the past overlooked their opportunity to give have gotten aboard and made the job that much easier for Rock Hayes on the regular Alumni Fund Drive. Windsor C. Batchelder, one of the Alumni Council, is also chairman of the committee which handles class gifts for the entire college.
Class news letters will soon reach you giving up-to-the-minute news about Reunion, class gifts and progress of the Alumni Fund.
Fred Balch, who heads the Schuylkill Paper Company of Philadelphia, put on a fine class dinner at the Union League Club, Jan. 15.
Bob Bard flew up to New York City from Nashville and returned by the same method in December.
H. Gordon Mullen (Gin), until recently hosiery merchandise manager of Julius Kayser & Cos., took charge of the New York office of Manchester Hosiery Mills on Jan. 1, as sales manager.
Phil Ransom in a letter to Batch gives us highlights of some of our classmates in or around Buffalo.
"Mr. Heber Ashley. Orchard Road, Grand Island, New York—Married, two boys, one girl. Older boy graduated from Niagara University younger will be ready next fall and is a potential member of the Dartmouth Class of 52. Vocation: Maintenance Engineer for New York State Highway Dept., territory being south half of Erie County with offices in Hamburg, N. Y.
"Dr. E. Willis Hainlen, Murray Hill, Mount Morris, N. Y.—Married, no children. Vocation: Assistant Director of State Tuberculosis Hospital in Mount Morris, N. Y. Member of Dartmouth Club of Rochester, N. Y.
"Mr. William A. Sheeler, 611 Liberty Bank Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y.—Married, two girls, one married. Vocation: Just formed own companySheeler Coal Cos., Inc., to represent certain coal mines as agents and to do a wholesale coal business with offices in the Liberty Bank Bldg., Buffalo, N. Y.
"As for Phil, himself—604 West Ferry St., Buffalo, N. Y.—Married, two boys, one girl. Older son John S., member of Class of '49. Younger son, Philip W. Jr., is a junior at Nichols School, has applied for entrance in Class of '53 and hopes to be accepted as a member of that Class. Daughter Suzanne is a graduate of Bradford Junior College, Bradford, Mass. Vocation: President of the Ransom Realty Cos., Operators and Developers of Apartment Properties with offices at 234 North St., Buffalo, N. Y."
James G. Capps of 56 Franklin St., Utica, president of the Empire State Association of Commerce, Inc., has one son recently married and a second Robert in his freshman year at Dartmouth.
Stan Mauk, Lumber Company executive of Toledo, Ohio, has two sons in Dartmouth. He tells us of Charlie Guy, a grandfather and father of five boys, the oldest an Annapolis graduate, the second wounded in World War II with the Marines, the last three all potential Dartmouth men.
A letter from George Harrington's wife, Mary, gives us news of George, who has been ill for many years in a hospital near Buffalo. George transferred to Harvard after his freshman year in Dartmouth.
Roy E. Beaman, mortician of Plymouth, Mass., will sail for Europe, Feb. 24, on the Holland American Liner New Amsterdam from New York. Roy's son Ralph, Dartmouth '44, is getting his Ph.D. at University of Illinois this February. His youngest child Sally will graduate with an M.A. at Umversitv of Zurich in March, and Anne has finished with a degree at Stephens College in Columbia, Mo.
In reporting the sudden death, Nov. 19, in Detroit of F. James Bear, we failed to mention that at the request of the family, instead of flowers, memorial tributes were sent to the Dartmouth College Alumni Scholarship Fund of Detroit.
Archie H. Ranney of Cleveland Heights has largely recovered from an operation.
Wallace J. Baker, Shaker Heights, will try to be on for Reunion next June as will Lou Cody, Norm Jeavons, Manning Hodgdon, Sewall Sawyer, and Charlie Mills all from the Cleveland area of Ohio.
Fund Contributors for 1947 224 Gifts (Participation Index 81). Total gifts: $10,143.89 (107% of objective). EDWARD E. MARTIN, Class Agent.
1919
Adams, F. Ray Alden, Frederick W. Allen, William W. Aptker, Louis Ashley, Heber Avery, Harold C. Balch, Frederic S. Baldwin, Karl B. Bard, Robert J. Batchelder, Windsor C. Beaman, Roy E. Bear, F. James Berry, John E. Bevan, Kenneth C. Biddle, Charles W. Bingham, George H. Jr. Bird, Philip H. Bixby, Leland C. Blaik, Earl Blanpied, Frederick A. Boulton, Howard C. Brentano, Arthur Jr. Bresnahan, Thomas W. Brown, Chandler W. Brummer, Reginald C. Burke, Vernon H. Jr. Burnett, Dorr T. Buttenwieser, Clarence Capps, James G. Carr, John E. Carter, James W. Carto, William J. Caswell, Chester F. Cavanaugh, J. Carl Celce, Frederick W. Chadwell, Harris M. Chipman, John H. Clark, John H. Clark, Paul W. Clark, Roger A. Clay, Charles L. Cogswell, Guy E. Cole, Donald P. Cole, Howard W. Collins, Clark W. Colwell, Harry E. Jr. Crosby, Alden P. Cross, Walter W. Cunningham, Bill Daley, Frederick M. Davidson, Lucius H. Davis, George B. Davis, James C. DeMond, Chester W. Dodd, Spencer S. Drane, Malcolm G. Dudensing, Richard Eads, William M. Eastman, Laurence E. Eaton, Charles W. Eddy, William A. Eisaman, Josiah R. Jr. Ewart, Samuel D. Farrar, Holden K. Faulkner, Francis Felton, Lester M. Fiske, Edwin W. Jr. Fitts, Stanley C. Fleming, Herbert P. Forbes, William C. Fornacca, John J. Forrest, Maulsby Freedberg, Morris French, Robert F. French, Rowland B. Fuller, Glendon A. Gale, Chester O. Garrison, Lewis F. Gluek, Eugene J. Goldiere, Augustin V. Googins, Albert H. Grant, William C. Greeley, Briard N. Green, David S. Grey, Percy A. Haerle, Louis H. Hainlen, E.Willis Hall, Maurice A. Halloran, Paul J. Hanlon, Lawrence V. Jr. Harris, Harold C. Havlin, Arthur C. Hayes, Clifford B. Hawkins, William M. Hayes, Roscoe A. Hinds, Ray A. Hitchcock, Horace G. Hitchcock, James E. Hodgkins, Norris L. Hodgdon, Manning W. Holley, Henry O. Hooven, William A. Hudson, R. Stavert Huntington, J. Kenneth Huntoon, Maxwell C. Huntoon, Ora M. Ives, Frederick P.1 Jackson, Robert A. Jeavons, William N. Jenkins, SamueJ F. Jewett, James Johnson, Kenneth B. Jones, Alan P. Keating, John R. Kelley, Richard H. Kilpatrick, Ralph M. Kohl, Tracy Kunkle, John E. Jr. Larmon, Russell R. Legg, E. Raymond Levy, Will I. Lewis, Oscar B. Lewis, Robert M. Lodge, Ronald Long, Byron Loring, Robert L. Loudon, James E. Jr. Ludlow, G. H. Lyon, W. Owen McCarter, William H. McConnell, William M. McCrea, Frederick H. McCrillis, John W. McMahon, William G. Malz, Erhardt F. Martin, Edward E. Mauk, Stanley M. Merrill, Chauncey D. Milligan, Lawrence D. Mills, Charles S. Miridjanian, Avedis A. Moore, John F. Jr. Moriarty, John F. Morse, Harold J. Moxon, Everett W. Mullen, H. Gordon Munro, Louis W. Murphy, John H. Murphy, John L. Murray, John M. Nichols, Harold E. Norton, Max A. O'Neill, Arthur J. Owen, G. Wadsworth Palmer, Arthur I. Parsons, Harold C. Pelletier, James S.2 Phelps, Elmer H. Picken, William H. Jr. Pierce, Winthrop L. Pilsbury, Elmer K. Potter, Russell H. Jr. Proctor, Robert Quinn, John R. Raible, Greif Rand, George W. Ranney, Archibald H. Ransom, Philip W. Rautenberg, Ernest C. Rayner, G. Alan Reilly, John F. Reilly, Thomas J. Jr. Rice, Kenneth H. Robinson, Maurice R. Roland, Robert H. Ross, John Ruml, Wentzle Russell, Stuart A. Sandoe, Nichol M. Sawyer, Sewall C. Scammon, John J. Schenck, Ingleton Jr. Schriber, Paul D. Sears, Charles M. Jr. Seward, Richard E. Sheeler, Willirm A. Jr. Shelburnes, John A. Siegbert, Henry Singleton, Charles McE. Sleeper, Newman T. Smith, Kenneth D. Smith, Robert H. Smith, Wilton M. / Stackpole, Arthur N. Stecher, Robert M. Stedman, William M. Stein, Simon G. Stevens, James R. Stone, Herman J. Stone, Louis A. Sullivan, Denis T. J. Townsend, Edward S. Treat, Sanford M. Vliet, John W. Wallis, Robert N. Warden, Alexander Wark, C. Stewart Warner, Charles H. Warnke, Edward W. Washburn, William D. Watson, Philip K. Webster, Howard S. Welsh, Ralph B. Werfelman, D. J. Jr. Wetherby. John K. Jr. White, William A. Jr. Williams, John R. Wilson, James H. Wood, Thornton H. Wright, James H. Wylde, Albert F. Wylie, James R. Jr. MEMORIAL GIFTS FROM: 1 Mrs. Ives.2 Mrs. Pelletier.
CLASS AGENT EDWARD E. MARTIN '19
Secretary, 103 Aviemore Drive, New Rochelle, N. Y. Treasurer, Hanover, N. H. Class Agent, 37 Lansing Rd., W. Newton, Mass.
