1927
The months sure roll by fast this time of year and we are late for another column. No doubt during the next two months many of you will reune at various football games and we hope you will report such occasions so that they may be turned into news for this column.
Joe Russakoff writes that he has learned that Bill St. Amant is now manager of the Chicago office of Argosy magazine.
Loyal '27 members still remain active in the affairs of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Long Island. John Shaw was the president last year, and this year finds SidVoice, Guy Bostwick, Gene Sullivan and RudyPreuss on the Executive Committee. We also learn that last spring Rudy Preuss announced a new partnership for the general practice of law under the firm name of Preuss and Selinka at 17 East 42nd Street, New York.
Last June Shorty Oliver wrote us that hehad spent an evening with Bob Voorhis andhis wife, from which we quote:
"As you know, after getting out of the service at the end of the war Bob accepted a commission in the regular Army with the Judge Advocate General's Division (this is the lawyers' division of the Army). For the past almost three years he has been stationed in Washington, first handling personnel assignments in the JAG and later trying cases in the Federal courts all over the country. His rank is Lieutenant Colonel. He has recen ly been assigned to duty in Trieste. This, as you know, is the hot spot at the top of the Adriatic. Trieste is under joint control of the British and Americans. Bob will be the top legal American officer. Although he is not yet entirely clear as to just what his duties will be, I should assume that he will act as legal consultant to the military governor in that area. He sails July 1 and will probably be there for three years. As you will realize, it is a position of considerable responsibility and Bob is looking forward to assuming his duties."
We are dilatory in reporting that the Chicago crowd had a class dinner on April 30 which was run by Cug Daley, George Howell and Ken Anderson. Those present were CugDaley, Bob Gilboy, Sykes Hardy, GeorgeHowell, Merritt Joslyn, Si Morand, and KenAnderson. Our reporter also informed us that the George Howells have a baby daughter, Margaret, born last October.
A recent issue of the Worcester, Mass. Gazette showed a picture of Paul O'Connell, who is serving on the Child Care Panel of the Community Chest in that city.
Dr. Richard J. Lougee, associate professor of physiography at the Graduate School of Geography at Clark University, is the author of a report, Alaskan Field Investigation,Summer, 1948, just published by the Environmental Protection Section, Office of Quartermaster General, United States Army. This report by Dr. Lougee deals with his special assignment as a major in the Military Intelligence Reserves when he flew all over Alaska during a 10-week period in the summer of 1948. During his tour of duty, he flew over the North Pole. Dr. Lougee, a graduate of Dartmouth College (B.S. 1927), the University of Michigan (M.A. 1929) and Columbia University (Ph.D. 1938), formerly was a member of the faculties at Dartmouth College, Colby College and the University of Vermont.
Last spring Don Gardner opened his own advertising agency at 230 Boylston Street, Boston. Don was in the office one day recently looking very healthy and full of enthusiasm for his work.
Several members have noted and sent to uscopies of the American Iron and Steel Institute ad which showed the picture of JockDavis mentioned in last month's column. Wealso noted a whole column in one of the insurance trade papers devoted to the careerof Granville Libby whose recent promotionwas reported last month.
Sykes Hardy's Chicago address is 1353 AstorSt., Chicago.
Jon Rintels is now deputy chief administrator, justice branch, legal division in Germany. His address is OMGUS, A.P.O. 807,c/o P.M., New York City.
Reg Vincent must have moved out in thecountry because his address is now R.F.D.No. 1, Berkeley Heights, N. J. Nick Zaro isalso a New Jersey resident living in WestEnglewood.
We regret to report that Al Hoenninger is at St. Joseph's Hospital in Yonkers, N. Y., where he has been ill for some time.
Doug Warner is a medical technologist in Santa Barbara, Calif. Abe Cohen has left Hartford, Conn, and now lives in Miami Beach, Fla., where he is in the real estate business. Glenn Hannaford is in the florist business in Denver, Colo. Asher Margolies has moved to Weston Road, R.F.D. No. 2, Westport, Conn. We have not heard from Dud Noyes in some time, but understand his latest address is 9102 Lewis Street, Detroit, Mich. Bob Herrmann has moved to the West Coast and is living at 923 Bay Circle, Coronado, Calif.
Barney Norton of the Class of '28 sent us a note this summer from up in Vergennes, Vt. enclosing a clipping from Feedstuffs with an excellent picture of Nat Morey announcing that, formerly assistant manager of the Ralston-Purina Company's Buffalo mill, he is now manager of the new Bloomington, Ill. plant. Barney also tells us that Lloyd Moulton is superintendent of schools in the Addison, Northwest District in Vermont and doing an excellent job. He reports that after being there only two years Lloyd has started two new school buildings, which is quite a feat when you consider they are replacing buildings erected in 1856 and 1871.
DEEP-SEA FISHERMAN: John Lyman '28 was one of the California alumni who enjoyed the Los Angeles club's second annual sea-going party this summer.
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