1947
The passing of this summer has brought with it a steady accumulation of class news but not as many announcements of engagements and marriages as might be expected. From all reports, most of us were able to have a few vacation this summer, but we are all back at work now, including your secretary.
Early last month you received a newsletter, the first to be edited by George Ferrarese, announcing the regional class organization which has recently been set up. The New England group offers the first definite plans, with a gathering scheduled after the DartmouthHarvard football game on the 22nd of October at the Hotel Copley in Boston. The committee has made plans for a large turnout, so make your fall plans include the game and social activities following. Exact information including time, location, refreshments and tax will be mailed to all classmates at a later date.
Engaged in April were Miss Jacquelyn Denton, sister of Larry Denton, to Bob Bohn. Also engaged in April were Miss Una Lee Massey, a University of Miami graduate and student of drama at Connecticut College, and WilliamMcLeer. Miss Charlotte Davies, a graduate of Smith College, is engaged to Jordan Eskin now a senior at the Yale Law School. Miss Beryl Simmons, a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, and Alan Bagni are engaged. Part of a double engagement is that of Miss Theo Cox, a 1948 graduate of Fisher College, to Warren Lovell, a recent recipient of a master's degree from Boston University. A double wedding is planned in October. Recently announced is the engagement of Miss Dorothy Elinor Griegs, graduate of Mount Holyoke College, to Ralph Rankin.
Wedding announcements are more plentiful and date back to the last of May to the wedding of Miss Pearl Hamershock to HenryStadnik, supervisor at the Tung-Sol lamp works in Hazelton, Pa. Married in August were the former Miss Carol Edith Wickstrom, graduate of Colby Junior College, and Tom Chace, a Thayer School graduate of last June. To have been married on the and of September were the former Miss Elizabeth Ann Bingham, graduate of Vassar, and John Tower. Both Elizabeth and John are medical students at Western Reserve University and will plan to live in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Miss Alyce Elizabeth Redding became the bride recently of Joseph McPartland. Joe is employed in Washington, D. C. by the U. S. Treasury Department. Miss Claire Elizabeth Bishop and Chuck Bartoti were married on July 6 at the bride's home in Paterson, N. J. Chuck, at present connected with William M. Miller Cos. Nurseries, planned a wedding trip through New England and Canada.
In Dallas City, 111., Miss Margaret Whittemore and Mac McCaleb were married. Mac has been doing graduate work in organic chemistry at the University of Wisconsin and began a post-doctoral fellowship in July. In Muncie, Ind., Miss Janet Carol Crapo was married to Bun Harvey. Al Bildner and the former Miss Joan Aline Lebson were married in New York City. After a wedding trip to California, the Bildners will reside in East Orange. Al is a partner of Bildner Bros., operators of King Super Markets. In Newton, Mass., Miss Nancy" Ann McAdams and KenBrown were married. Ken is a member of the faculty of Governor Dummer Academy.
Ralph Brackett, now interning at the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital in Hanover, was married in New London, Conn, to Miss Ruth Rogers, a graduate of Colby Junior College. The former Miss Anne Henderson was married on the 6th of July to Merrford Runyon in Northampton, Mass., where the bride graduated from Smith College earlier in the day. Merrford plans to study law at Cornell this fall. Miss Doris Ruth Frankel, a graduate of Cedar Crest College in Allentown, Pa., and Bob Tulcin were married in the bride's home in Greenwich, Conn.
Paul Henegan is working with Fraser and Brace Consulting and Construction Engineers of New York. Dick Backus planned to spend this past summer in Labrador, one of a group of scientists who sailed on the Blue Dolphin for the purpose of studying ocean currents and marine biological life. Dick has received his Master of Science degree from Cornell and is now working on his Ph.D. at the University of North Carolina. John Havens has been named manager of the State Theatre in Pittsfield, Mass. John Pierce received the degree of Master of Arts from Ohio State University.
Perry Anderson is a sales assistant for the Gulf Oil Corp. in Syracuse, N. Y. Donald Armistead is a civil engineer for Fraser, Brace, & Cos. of New York City. Hunk DeAngelis is teaching in East Boston, Mass. Bill Fetzer is Assistant to the Supervisor, working for the Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Cos. in Wyandotte, Mich. Cy Helm is a treating engineer in Snyder, Texas. Bob Keane is a student engineer for United Engineers and Constructors, Inc. in Philadelphia. Don Knapp is a member of AFS Committee in the British zone of Germany. Dr. Ed Matthews is interning in Hanover at the Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital.
Bruce Bryer is in the stationery business in Santa Barbara, Calif. George Howard is a clerk in the First National Bank of New York City. George "Skip" Stoddard is Assistant to the Secretary of Dartmouth College, living with his wife in Hanover. Patrick McLoughlin is an assistant buyer of/ printing in the Western Electric Purehasitig Division in New York City.
Visitors to the Hanover Inn this summer were Bob Bach, George Holbrook, JacksonWelch, Jim Davis, Stephen Reinhardt, Mr. andMrs. Alan Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Barton,Mr. and Mrs. David Squire, and Mr. and Mrs.Roscoe Radcliffe.
Secretary, Apt. SK, 115 Stuyvesant PL, Staten Island 1, N. Y. Treasurer, 37 Jason St., Arlington 74, Mass.
