1946

Secretary, 522 Shafor, Dayton, Ohio

Treasurer, 344 Vose Ave., South Orange, N. J.

Led by Bill Schulting and Dave Weld, '46 made a creditable showing in the extremely successful Alumni Fund Drive from March through June. Some of you may wonder why we don't show up better than our contemporary classes. This fact must be taken into consideration; approximately 250 to 300 additional men have been added to our class ranks from the Naval V-12 men who selected '46 as their class. Among those men there are many who have become, and will always be, loyal Dartmouth men and gratefully accept the responsibility of the Alumni Fund. However, there are many, many others who because of only having had a short Naval affiliation with Dartmouth have very little interest in school or our class and do not contribute annually to the fund. Thus, our scoring base is the highest of any class ever graduating and makes our Alumni Fund job extremely difficult. In spite of this, our hats are off to Bill Schulting, Dave Weld and the many assistant class agents for their work.

Wedding Bells - Dick Sisson and Barbara Robinson tied the knot in July in Erie, Pa.; Barb is a graduate of St. Marys-on-the-Delaware and is an extremely fine golfer. They are living in Erie where Dick is with the Erie Resistor Co. . . . Old Phi Gam Jimmy Shute teamed up with Mary Louise Wise of Kansas City, Mo., in St. Louis; Jim and Mary are now living in Brentwood, a suburb of St. Louis. . . . Joe Conley, the old high jumper, was married on July 14 to Barbara Jensen in Berkeley, Calif. Barbara is a graduate of the University of California. . . . Dr. Warren Powers and Mary Ann Sateriale heard the wedding bells in June at St. Joseph's Church in Belmont, Mass. Mary Ann attended Cambridge Academy and Georgian Court College, Lakewood, N. J. Warren is an orthopedic surgeon having graduated from Tufts Med School after Dartmouth and as of July 1 became chief resident in orthopedics at Boston City Hospital. He also had training at Lahey Clinic, Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children and Carney Hospital in 805t0n. . . . Wedding bells rang on June 15 for Andy McCulloch and Joan Houston of Jackson Heights, Long Island. Joan graduated from Chatham Hall and Barnard College. Following Navy Service, Andy has been with International Business Machines in the "Big City."

Dartmouth Men "Getting Ahead" - Thanks to an article in the Toledo Blade sent to us by Coggy Broer '27, we learn that HaroldFlick has been appointed executive secretary of the Toledo Industrial Development Council. Hal has been executive director of the Greater Hazelton, Pa., Chamber of Commerce and was in supervisory jobs at Seagrams Distillers in Lawrenceburg, Ind., before then. . . . Ex-Class Agent Jack "Growler"Whitman has been appointed General Sales Manager of Servend Food Service Management, Inc. with offices in Waltham, Mass. Jack has had considerable experience in the hotel and restaurant supply business and Congrats to him and Jeanie on this move up the ladder. . . . Dr. Joelle Hiebert has completed his second year of a surgical residency at the Central Maine General Hospital and has opened a surgical practice in Lewiston, Me. Joelle will also serve as director of Medical Education at the hospital and his mother must be very proud since Joelle's father, before he died, was a physician and was superintendent of that hospital. Joe completed a three year surgical residency at Massachusetts Memorial Hospital in Boston before going to Maine. . . . Danny Smith, the old red head from New Hampton, N. H., has returned from a teaching position at the Punahou School in Honolulu to spend this year at the Harvard Institute for Teachers of Science and Mathematics. Incidentally, Danny also coached the tennis team at Punahou and won 50 matches last year to capture the Hawaiian Island Secondary School trophy. . . . John Duncklee has been named assistant principal at Exeter, N. H., High School. . . .

Frank Guarini has been named Rent Director in Jersey upon the adoption of a new city rent law by the city commission. Frank is an attorney and has been active in politics and civic affairs in Jersey City - Congrats Frank. . . . Another of our barristers whom you all know - James M. "Chip" Coleman, better known on "the plain" for his basketballing, has been elected to the City Council in Asbury Park, N. J. Chip as been practicing there for several years and has been active in city government affairs. He graduated from Cornell University Law School and is married to the former Jean Abernathy. Congrats Brother Beta Chip. . . . Another nice appointment was that of John Fairbanks being named Justice of the Municipal Court in Newport, N. H. John was appointed by Gov. Lane Dwinell '28 and his Council. John and his wife, the former Miriam Bull of Waterford, Me., have two daughters. . . . One of our three '46 ministers, George Magoon was ordained into the Episcopal ministry at All Saints Church in Littleton, N. H. in June. He will be the rector for the Episcopal churches in both Woodsville and Lisbon, N. H. . . . Dr. Harry Wood has been made chief resident and gynecologist at Metropolitan Hospital Medical Center in New York City. Harry graduated from New York Medical College and interned at Jefferson Medical College Hospital in Philadelphia. He will return to his home town of Hartford after his residency is finished to open his own practice. ... Art Sharr has won an award for his fine work in the School of Librarianship at the University of California, Berkeley. Art has taught English and speech in California and is married to the former Alwin Koehorst, of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and has recently accepted an appointment as high school librarian in Greenwich, Conn. . . . Dr.Fred Richardson has closed his Lebanon, N. H., medical office and after spending some time this summer on Naval duty, is enrolled at the University of Rochester for a graduate course in radiation biology. Freddy and wife have four children Dr. Art Perell has opened his office for the practice of obstetrics and gynecology in Summit, N. J. Art has had extensive training in obstetrics and has been on the faculty of the State University of New York College of Medicine in Brooklyn. . . . Another one of our medicos - Dr. Walt Bousa, who is also an obstetrician, recently set up a practice of his own in Bridgeport. . . . Dr. Rayner Johnson, another M.D., but he being an ophthalmologist (that's an eye doctor to you chubbers) has opened an office in Winchester, Va. He had been serving a residency at University Hospital in Charlottesville. . . . Will Wyeth has been named manager of research for the Massachusetts Protective Association and The Paul Revere Life Insurance Co. in Worcester, Mass. He has been with the Paul Revere since 1950. . . . Al Belinkie has opened a new law office under the name of Blawie, Belinkie and Blawie. Al, better known for his swimming exploits, has pretty much given up "the tank" in recent years but has been extremely active in legal and civic affairs in Bridgeport and Stratford, Conn. - Congrats Al. . . . Bill O'Keefe has been appointed Air Terminals Properties Representative for The Port of New York Authority. . . . Bob Sandoe has recently completed a six-weeks course of study at the Graduate Summer School for Teachers at Wesleyan University. Bob teaches at the Choate School.

The Mail Bag - Connie and Jim Hartman announce with great pride the arrival of second son "Tony" on May 29. They are living in Springfield, Mass. Bryan Battey writes from the American Embassy in Tokyo where he is on his second stint with the U. S. Information Agency of the State Department. Bryan and wife Jean (the former Jean Anderson of Larchmont, N. Y., and a graduate of Middlebury) have had four little Batteys since 1950 and they really have been tramping around Asia. They spent time in Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and other spots. Bryan wants John Copenhaver to know that when they visit him next summer he'll try not to bring all "his gang." The Batteys will return for a "go at home office labor" in Washington in December. . . . John Kellstrand is living in Granada Hills, Calif., and is with the H. J. Heinz Food Co. as a super-market salesman. He and wife Ada have teamed up as the "Tumbleweeds" on some West coast TV appearances. John plays the guitar and sings and Ada is an accordianist - nice to hear from you, John. ... Ed Brunhcff reports from Grand Rapids, where he is a manufacturer's agent, that back in May they saw the Harry Walshs and the Bud Millers '45 on a reunion in Chicago. Ed seems to be prospering in the Michigan town. . . . A very interesting letter comes from Stan Waterman and I quote it:

"I've encountered Dartmouth friends in many parts of the world during my travels, but never with greater surprise than in Malta. This past month I've been doing a film and article on Malta and the. island of Gozo. Both are in the middle of the Mediterranean off the coast of Tunisia and I expected to find no acquaintances there at all. Within three days I had encountered Larry Burnett (class of '50, I believe), and my old friend JackHartley, with whom I ran on the track and crosscountry teams. Larry is attached to the naval air unit on the island (U. S. Lt. J.G.) and is living there with his wife, Mae. Jack is a Lt. Cmdr. with N.A.T.O. and is living on the island with Mary and his five children. Jack spends a lot of time in Turkey, Greece and Italy. Right now I'm staying with Jim Burnham (D '50) and his wife, Nancy and two children. Jim and Nancy have been Parisians for four years now, and Jim is business manager for the European edition of Time and Life."