1946

In every organization there are those members who work like the dickens and very seldom get any publicity or recognition. Every year in every part of the country hundreds of guys appear before an interviewing board of Dartmouth men who in turn pass the applicants' qualifications along to the College. Each of us can think back to the time when we appeared before such a board and can well remember the kindness and courtesy with which we were treated. We have two members of '46 who work hard at this job and whom no one hears anything about: Hank Stern and Herrn Obermayer. Here's a vote of thanks for a job well done.

Santa left a copy of the pictorial Dartmouth Scene at my house. If you haven't seen it, get hold of a copy and glance through it. You'll think you're back in Hanover.

Bill Riley broke bis arm during a game for the Boston Olympics just before Christmas and underwent a three hour and a half operation shortly thereafter. It was necessary to re-break his arm after it had been set and insert two silver plates in the forearm. He can be reached at 49 Alexander Ave., Medford, Mass. if you care to drop him a card.

Bob Sandoe has gone out to Ohio to organize the state for World Federalists. He is Executive Secretary for Ohio.

Larry Carpenter is an M.D. at the Charity Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. Gene Shatlock is an Auditor for U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh. Spence Smith is the District Representative, Pulp Division, for Weyerhauser Timber Co. in Chicago. Wade Stierhoff is with the Accounting Dept., New Departure Div., General Motors Corp. in Sandusky, Ohio. "Blacky"Black is a student at Penn State and from all reports hasn't wasted away any since he graced the Dartmouth campus. Frank Lagay is an Asst. Buyer in Domestics for J. C. Penny in New York. Bill MacDougall is a pilot for American Overseas Airlines out of LaGuardia.

Jack Eddy has become associated with the law firm of Whitefield, Musgrave, Selvy, Fillmore and Kelly in Des Moines, lowa. Jack received his law degree from the University of Virginia last June.

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Franklin Pierce announce the birth of Reginald Franklin Pierce 111 weighing in at 7 lbs. 11½ ozs. and making his appearance on Dec. 5. I hope he looks like his mother.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Venon put in an appearance at the Inn the latter part of November.

That winds it up for this month. Drop me a line.

Secretary, 207 W. Cameron Ave., Chapel Hill, N. C. Treasurer, 1600 T St., N.W., Washington 9, D. C. Class Agent, 4 Chesnut St., Melrose 76, Mass.