1928
The summer months brought a large number of notes and clippings from various classmates, for which many thanks. It seems like only last week that we wrote our last column and here it is time to start another college year.
We want to pay tribute to Herm Schnepel and his hard working assistants for the improvement shown in the final Alumni Fund figures. We raised as a class $14,995.52, an increase of $2367 over last year, and there were 123 who increased their gifts. While we did not attain our objective of $20,440, we are on our way back toward our rightful place among our contemporary classes. Herm certainly deserves a big hand for the terrific organization and campaign carried on in his first year. Thanks are also due John Neary and StewHoagland for the '28 Campaigner which all the class enjoyed reading.
Jud Moulton was elected vice president and general counsel of the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. last month, five years after joining an A. T. & T. subsidiary. Alter grad- uation from Harvard Law, Jud started with the Boston law firm of Brown, Field & McCarthy and became a partner ten years later. From 1944 much of his time was spent on the affairs of the New England T. & T. and in 1949 he resigned from his firm to become Counsel for that company. In 1951 he was brought to New York by the parent company. Jud and Gretta and their two children live on Staten Island.
Jim Campion upset the 51-year-old Republican rule in Hanover on June 8 when he was elected as the town's representative in the New Hampshire Legislature by a 503-465 margin, defeating Bob Monahan '29. The next day he was sworn in by Governor LaneDwinell.
At Commencement exercises on June 12, Governor Dwinell received an honorary degree from Dartmouth.
Ambie McLaughlin, Littleton, N. H., businessman, was mentioned in our New York newspaper as being in President Eisenhower's foursome when the latter visited New Hampshire.
Larry Kenney has been elected a vice president of the Glens Falls Insurance Co., Glens Falls Indemnity Co. and the Commerce Insurance Co. He has been general manager of the group's Central States Department, with offices in Chicago, since 1951. Their older daughter Carolyn is a sophomore at Smith.
Red Edgar, formerly vice president of the Boston & Maine Railroad, started his new position July i as vice president of the Middlesex County National Bank, Everett, Mass.
Attending the meetings of the Aumni Council in Hanover June 16 and 17 were RedEdgar, Bill Ballard and Herb Sensenig. Herb is the representative of the faculty on the Council, succeeding Bill Ballard whose term just expired. Two other '28ers were elected members-at-large by the Council: Bill Morton for two years and Creighton Hart for three years.
The Alumni Council at the same meeting elected Bill Morton chairman of its Alumni Fund Committee, which, as you should know, runs the Fund campaign.
Hollis Carlisle recently received the Harry Brown Outstanding Citizen award and a standing ovation from the large group of guests gathered to honor him at a banquet at the Hotel Sheraton-Kimball in Springfield, Mass. Among Hollis' civic accomplishments during 1954 were services as president of the Springfield Community Council, trustee of the United Fund, Community Chest, Wesson Memorial Hospital, and the Eastern States Exposition. He also served last year as a director of the Chamber of Commerce, Future Spring field Inc., Adult Education Council, YMCA, Area Development Corporation, Storrs Library, Springfield College and the Springfield Boys Club. It is hard to imagine how he managed to get any time for his job as treasurer of the Carlisle Hardware Co.
Chuck Bruder was elected a director of the Singer Manufacturing Co. in June. He is vice president in charge of sales of household sewing machines and appliances in this country and Canada.
Dick Barnstead, publisher of the Stoneham (Mass.) Independent, was elected president of the Massachusetts Press Association. Dick has three daughters, one granddaughter and one grandson.
Dick Walker of Omaha was elected president of the Byron Reed Co., Inc., "oldest and largest real estate organization in Nebraska" in June. Dick has been with the company for nineteen years.
A note from Bill Whaley from Omaha says that he went on the C. A. Swanson & Sons payroll last November after getting out of the Navy. Under the recent merger with the Campbell Soup Co., he has become Gil Swanson's assistant.
Jim McConnon of Winona, Minn., says his son Tom, who graduated from Dartmouth in 1954, is now in the Army and stationed at Schweinfurt, Germany.
Both of Red and Bessie Fauntleroy's daughters are now married. The younger one, Betsy, and Walter M. Glasgow were married July 2 in Houston, Texas.
Rem and Reliance Kinne's son, Remson III, and Miss Lois Ronk of Delmar, N. Y., were married June 11, a few days before the groom graduated from Harvard Law School. Young Rem graduated from Dartmouth in 1954. He is now associated with the law firm of Hale & Dorr, Boston.
Jack and Pearl Phelan's daughter Martha graduated from Wellesley in June.... Alice, daughter of Wes and Louise Patience, was valedictorian of her class at Millville, N. J., high school and is attending Connecticut College, which awarded her a $4OO scholarship. She was also accepted by Mt. Holyoke, Louise's alma mater.
Johnny Waters has joined Fletcher Richards, an advertising agency in Rockefeller Center, New York. ... Paul Ahlers' picture graced a full-page ad which TWA ran in the New York papers to plug its non-stop Constellation flights to San Francisco. Paul travels eighty days a year by plane The CrawfordPollocks now live at 531 N. Rose Lane, Haverford, Pa Comdr. William F. Flynn is Commanding Officer, ACB #2, Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, Va Vedder Hughey has moved from Miami to 526 Auburn Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.... Herm and Marguerite Schnepel and their two little girls spent the month of July at Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard Island.
A post card from Paul and Mary Kruming from Portugal said Clark and Amber Harrington were fellow passengers on the trip over on the Italia. ... George and Suzanne Pasfield visited Rupe Thompson while exploring the New England coast in their new cabin cruiser. ... Weekend visitors at our cottage at Mt. Lake included Bill and Greta Cogswell, accompanied by Clay Cogswell, and, a few weeks later, John and Vera Flanagan.
Bill Heep has been appointed chairman of the business division for the October campaign of the Eastchester Community Fund. Bill is managing director of Lord & Taylor's Westchester store.
Bob Clark, advertising manager of the Strathmore Paper Co., Springfield, Mass., is chairman of the "Best direct mail advertising of 1955" contest being conducted by the Direct Mail Advertising Association.
Visitors at the Hanover Inn during the summer included: Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bruder (two weeks), Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nixon, HadleyCantril, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Giles and family, Mr. and Mrs. Warren N. Bur ding, FrankJ. Barry, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Purnell.
Curt Bird passed away on May 23, according to a note just received from his mother. An obituary notice will appear in a later issue of the MAGAZINE.
Jim Campion '28 is sworn into office as Representative from Hanover in the New Hampshire State Legislature, by Governor LaneDwinell '28. He is the first Democrat electedfrom Hanover since 1904.
Secretary, Van Dyne Oil Co., Troy, Pa.
Treasurer, First National Bank, Boston, Mass.
Bequest Chairman,
