1947

Someone lucky enough to have been in Hanover lately should drop us a line and give us some local color.

Recent guests at the Hanover Inn were Mr. and Mrs. Milt Hofflin, Mr. and Mrs. DocCurley and Charlie Prestipino.

We recently enjoyed a short but pleasant visit with Chuck Howard as he took time out from his travels to pass the time of day. Chuck's a Development Engineer in the coal mining and processing business in Huntington, W. Va, has a new son Hubert David born in January, and presently contemplates the purchase of a bargain yacht for excursions on the Ohio River.

Ray Mallary, formerly curate of St. Paul's Church, Burlington, Vt., has been named rector of Trinity Church, Fishkill, N. Y. Ray was married in 1947 to the former Evelyn Pierce in Hanover and they have a four-year-old daughter Catherine Robinson.

Rev. John Mansfield offered his first Solemn Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Newton Center, Mass., on Sunday, February 8. John graduated from Dartmouth with our class before beginning his studies at St. John's Seminary, Brighton, Mass.

Bob Gray writes of the birth of John Jeffrey on November 7, 1952. John continues with Sargent and Cos., operating out of Cleveland and still covering most of Ohio and West Virginia.

In connection with the current Alumni Fund Drive, Class Agent Al Bildner writes that he has completed his list of Assistant Class Agents, no mean feat, at the early date of mid-March, and he has a strong team set to back him in this effort. Our latest list of address changes tells us that A1 has moved from East Orange to 7 Beaumont Terrace, West Orange, N. J.

Ray Cerny continues with Penola Oil Co. in NYC, no children noted in our records as yet. Hugh Chapin's latest address is Hershey, Pa. Dr. Merritt Cornwell is with the Miami Health Institute in Florida. Roly Miller is a civil engineer with the New York Central railroad, living in Elgin, III. Ralph Roth is in the sales department of Mergenthaler Linotype Co., and living in Franklin Square, L. I., N. Y. Both Ralph and Roly Miller have recently returned from the military service.

Art Agin is teaching in Astoria, N. Y. EddieChurchill'continues with the New York Central R. R. as Assistant General Agent, living in Alexandria, Va. Dr. Russ Fraser is with the Dept. of English, Duke University, Durham, N. C. Al Graves continues with E. I. duPont in Atlanta, Ga., as a civil engineer. TownesHarris continues with the R. I. Hospital Trust Co. in Providence but now lives in Rumford, R. I. Mitch Mitchell continues in the advertising business with The Bresnick Co. in Boston and lives in Dedham, Mass.

Rev. Chuck Quinn is with the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D. C. Lt.Dick Egdahl is aboard the USS Laertes, FPO, San Francisco.

Word from George Lyon indicates that he and at least three other 1947 doctors are with the Navy and Marines on Korean duty. After graduating from Harvard Medical School in 1950, he and Lou Pernokas took their intern and resident work together in surgery at the Boston City Hospital. George was then called to active duty with the Navy and in July was assigned to a hospital ship in Korean waters. Lou was ordered to active Navy duty at the same time and sent to Korea for service with the Marines. On short leaves from front-line duty, he was able to visit George on board the hospital ship. Evidence that Dr. CyrilShea is also serving with the Marines was found by George on the emergency tag of a wounded man, treated first by "C Shea" before being flown to the hospital ship. While in Japan last winter, George also met Dr. Newbold Cooper who was on his way to an assignment with the Navy in Korea.

Incidentally, did you know that George Lyon was the valedictorian of our graduating class? The College somehow held the news back until 1950, and I doubt that it was ever passed along to the class.

Secretary, 105 South Georgia Ave., Martinsburg, W. Va. Class Agent, 271 S. Harrison St., Apt. 6-C East Orange, N. J.