1925
It's unusual for an undergraduate to make the Wah-Hoo-Wah column in this MAGAZINE but it happened in the January issue. The Philadelphia Inquirer states "Richard C. Pugh, son of William Pugh, well-known West Philadelphia and suburban realtor, is a senior at Dartmouth College, where he is President of the senior class, a member of the Student Council and the Casque and Gauntlet, the undergraduate honorary society. A graduate of Episcopal Academy, he is one of three children. A Phi Beta Kappa student, he also is undergraduate head of the Naval Reserve Training Corps at Dartmouth. In addition to this he is chairman of the judiciary committee and a member of both the lacrosse and wrestling teams." We extend sincere congratulations to him.
Connie Conrad, recently in New York, had dinner with Phil O'Connell who was en route to Salt Lake City.
Dick Colton resigned his position as General Traffic Manager of Radio Corporation of America, RCA Victor Division, effective December 31, 1950, to accept a new position as Vice President in Charge of the New York office of Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. Lykes has been serving exporters and importers via Gulf ports for 50 years and now own and operate 51 fast C-type vessels to and from Gulf Ports and six major world trade routesUnited Kingdom Line, Continent Line, Mediterranean Line, Africa Line, Orient Line and Caribbean Line. The territory assigned to the New York office includes New England, New York, Pennsylvania, east of Pittsburgh, and Wilmington, Del.
Eddie Yates was appointed this fall Director of College and University Relations for General Motors Corp.
From the Foreign Service of the United States, Dept. of State: "Norris Bowie Chipman, Foreign Service Officer, has been transferred from Paris to Rome as First Secretary and Consul. He has been assigned to Paris since the fall of 1944. Other posts at which he has served since he was commissioned in the Career Foreign Service in October, 1928, include Riga, the State Dept., Moscow, Cairo and Kingston. Mr. Chipman was born in Washington, D. C., was educated at Friends' School and Central High School there, and Dartmouth College and the School of Oriental Languages in Paris, where he received a diploma in the Russian language. Mr. Chipman's home address is 3330 N Street, N.W., Washington, D. C."
Address changes are as follows:
Francis Crawford, Bus. Add.: White-Rogers Electric Co., 1209 Cass Ave., St. Louis 6, Mo.; Home: 516 Bartlett Ave., Ridley Park, Pa.; Granville H.Luten, 531 S. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles 36, Calif.; John S. Packard, Royal Park Inn, Vero Beach, Fla.; Preston B. Tanner, 2180 W. 53rd St., Kansas City 3, Kan.; Maxwell Emerson, Hqs. 7th Army, Q.M. Sec., APO 46, c/o Postmaster, N. Y.; Stuart P.Wright, Hqs. Air Proving Ground, Elgin Air Force Base, Fla.; Philip Molloy, Bus.: Vandever's, Tulsa, Okla., Home: 2621 East 22nd Place, Tulsa, Okla.
Whitey's Bryant and Stratton Commercial School moved this summer to new and larger quarters at the corner of Dartmouth & Newbury Streets, location of the famous Art Club.
The Howe Library in Hanover has been pleased to have on display this past month the original drawings of Ted Geisel's newest Dr. Seuss book, If I Ran the Zoo. The display was arranged through Ted's interest and co- operation.
Les King just called up to say that the address list of the Class of 1925 was one of the nicest things we had ever sent out—another bouquet for Ford.
Secretary, Kenneth B. Hill & Co., Rm. 1007 80 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.
Treasurer, Elm St., Norwich, Vt.
Memorial Fund Chairman, Marsh & McLennan 231 South La Salle St., Chicago, Ill. NAMED RHODES SCHOLAR
