Class Notes

1948

February 1952 M. ROBERT HERRICK, ROBERT L. MERRIAM, ALAN MCALLISTER
Class Notes
1948
February 1952 M. ROBERT HERRICK, ROBERT L. MERRIAM, ALAN MCALLISTER

After a month or two of relative quiet, the betrothing and marrying urge seems to have hit '48 again. Recently married were Miss Virginia Figgins of Dorchester, Mass., and John Fallon. They are living in Providence.

Recently announced was the engagement of Harv Clarke and Miss Mary Ann Talbot. She attended Good Counsel College and is a graduate of Parsons School of Design in New York City. Harv is working with Westinghouse Supplies.

According to the New York Times of November 25, Foxy Parker and Miss Helen Walker aire engaged. Miss Walker is a graduate of St. Mary's School in Peekskill, N. Y., and attended Barnard College. She is currently a staff member of the Hewlett School for Girls at East Islip, L. I. Foxy, after engineering at Thayer through 1949, has been employed by Grumman Aircraft Corporation ever since.

Early in December the engagement of Miss Alice Therese Barrett and Bill Cummings was announced. The prospective Mrs. Cummings is a graduate of St. Elizabeth's Hospital School of Nursing. Bill, one more budding '48 physician, is currently studying at B. U. School of Medicine.

Don Cummings and Miss Patricia Rowe Patton are planning an April wedding. Both currently residents of Chicago, where Don is with the U. S. Department of Justice, Miss Patton is a native Ohioan and attended Lake Erie College at Painesville, 0., and Katharine Gibbs School in Boston.

The engagement of Miss Marjorie Ada Battles of Exeter, N. H., and Bill Scott has recently been announced. Miss Battles is currently a senior at the University of New Hampshire. Bill is back on active duty as an ensign with the Navy. No date has been set.

Hugh Mercer is an instructor in Economics at Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa. After procuring his Dartmouth A.B. in 1949, Hugh has been at Cornell working on his master's until his shift to Dickinson. At Cornell he was a teaching fellow. He should have his master's about the time that this issue hits the streets.

A new face with the Anderson-Nichols & Cos., an industrial engineering firm in Concord, N. H„ is Warren Daniell. Warren is a structural designer.

reJim Fitzgerald joined the ranks of Navy claimees last November at Newport as an Ensign. Jim was a junior executive with UnitedCarr Fastener Cos. of Cambridge, Mass., and has been living in Malden, graduation.

Among those present at the Hanover Inn in December was Jerry Copleston.

Probably one of the more interesting news stories that carried as far as the Midwest and concerned Dartmouth for some time was the Dartmouth-Princeton tussle in Princeton in November. Most squibs about our Ivy League alma mater just don't seem to penetrate the Appalachian barrier but this game not only brought forth a blast from Col. McCormick's Chicago Tribune but also a mention in Time. The Bulletin, the almost-weekly mimeographed publication to class officers of the College, spent considerable time and effort clearing the cloud of doubt regarding the game with testimony from officials, opposition coaches, etc. Apparently the Princetons are still sore about the combination of low score and/or the damage to their All-American back. From an eyewitness report I received, it boils down to one unnecessarily rough Dartmouth end plus a typical last-tussel-of-theSeason Princeton game. At any rate, you guys and gals who are within the range of the games each fall are extraordinarily lucky.

On a train going East for Christmas, we had the good fortune to run into Joe Ransmeier, Ass't Prof, of Economics, now on leave and taking his LL.B. at Ann Arbor, who was on his way to Hanover for Christmas. He chided us about getting on skis again, a luxury we haven't enjoyed since leaving the Hanover Plain. The way it's been making with the white stuff around here, all we need is an entrepreneur with a rope tow and we'll be out testing life insurance statistics again. Well, we'll have to say toodle-oo for this month. We're still doing business at the same old stand, how about a letter?

Class Notes Editor, 47 South Third St., Niles, Mich. Secretary, Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Mass. Treasurer, 636 Prospect Ave., Hartford, Conn.