1953
Recently Bob Henderson was appointed Social Chairman for the Class by the Executive Committee. I'll let his own words tell you what lies ahead:
As you know, the purpose of the Class Social Program is to improve the already wonderful class spirit and cohesiveness through frequent '53 social affairs throughout the country. I am coordinating the program for the Executive Committee and have asked a number of men in various locations to assist me as Regional Social Chairmen. Chairmen have been or will be appointed in Boston, New Haven, Hartford, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Things have moved so fast that the Los Angeles group had a party on February 28 at the Chairman's house - Tony Frank. In addition to the fast moving Los Angeles crowd, the New York group plans to have a class dinner in the near future and I believe Fred Carleton is drawing the blueprints for a Memorial Day affair in Boston. The Executive Committee feels that this program has a great deal of merit. In fact we feel that it is so important that small sums of class funds will be made available to local social events to help defray expenses.
- Sounds like a terrific program, Bob, that is already off the ground and helping to perpetuate those intangible qualities that mark our class and its association with all that is Dartmouth.
WHO IS ON THIRD - WHO IS WHERE?
Allen Davis at the University of Wisconsin in their Department of History; HarlanFair, assistant superintendent for the Turner Construction Corp., in Bethesda, Md.; DickLena, a surgical resident at the Grace-New Haven Community Hospital; and Kelly McBride, a sales representative for the Inland Container Corp. in Knoxville, Tenn.
Public Notice To Tim Reed: It is hereby announced that „you have not duly reported all facts, figures, and acquisitions regarding yourself and family to this desk, therefore the following is being printed with a clear conscience (and a hope that no libel suit will be filed for breaking matrimonial bliss in St. Louis):
February 9, Dear Fred, if Tim won't write I will to announce our latest addition to the Reed family, Christopher Paul, who arrived December 9, weighing 8 pounds, 2 ounces. Lissa is almost three and Peter will be two in June. We have been in St. Louis for two years after a year at the American Institute for Foreign Trade in Phoenix Tim, incidentally, was student body president there and graduated at the top of his class He works tor Monsanto Chemical Co. here in St Louis in the overseas division. Eventually we hope abroad, preferably in South America. Wait til Tim reads all this. Serves him right for not writing himself! Sincerely, Joan Reed.
Wedding bells were recently heard as the former Carolyn Sue Hare of Pasadena, Calif., and John Coombs were married in Pasadena. The bride attended Beaver Country Day School, the Westridge School for Girls in Pasadena and the University of Colorado where she belonged to Alpha Delta Pi sorority. After Dartmouth, John attended the University of California at Los Angeles.
Future wedding bells - a recent edition of the Chicago Tribune carries the following article: "The John H. Willmarths of Lake Shore Drive have announced the engagement of their daughter Rachel, to John DouglasSenne of Glen Ellyn. Miss Willmarth studied at Ferry Hall, Rollins College, and the American Art School in Fontainbleau, France." "Sock" is currently working in Chicago and plans to hear those bells in April.
Dick Thomas has recently joined the advertising sales department of Time, Inc. Dick joined Time in July 1956 as a trainee and later was assigned to the circulation department as a college sales development representative. Most recently he has been special assistant to Mr. Bernard Barnes, Time, Inc., vice president. Dick and Priscilla make their home in Hartsdale, N. Y., with their two youngsters.
Cheers!
Secretary, 1050 Parker, Detroit 14, Mich.
Class Agent, Care M. J. Spiegel 1061 West 35th St., Chicago, Ill.
