1962

Because of much news and little available space last month, we had to cut a paragraph of copy which I thought might help me get off the hook with a few people. Until such time as we have so much room that I can apologize in print, suffice it to say that I will eventually answer everyone who has written to me.

As fast as we get the weddings reported the backlog keeps piling up. Here's part two in the alphabetical listing. On June 15 it was Ken Karkos and Miss Jacqueline Joyce Hulseberg of Elmhurst, Ill. The wedding took place in the Houghton Memorial Chapel at Mrs. Karkos' alma mater, Wellesley College. Ken is currently doing grad work at Illinois State University. Mr. andMrs. Frank Lena were married on July 13 in Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Lena, the former Miss Mary Frances Costello, is a graduate of Manhattanville College. The couple lives in Cambridge while Frank continues at Harvard Law. Sunday, June 30 was the big date for Ellen Haas of Saco, Me., and BarryLevine who were married in Portland. Mrs. Levine attended Bradford Junior College and the Chandler School. Barry is in his third year of medical school at Harvard. On April 20 Lt. Carl Lind took Miss Diane Helen Dahlin of Naugatuck, Conn., as his wife. The new Army wife is a graduate of North Park College, Chicago, and a former teacher at Bulkeley High in Hartford. The two are currently living in Heilbronn, Germany. Another military wedding was that of Lt. Bill Lutz and Miss Pamela Louise Simpson, Hofstra '64, this past June. Bill left Dartmouth to attend West Point, graduating just before his wedding date. Bill Mahaney and Miss Carol Ann Neal took the plunge July 13. Bill and his UMass '62 bride are now living in Columbus, Ohio.

George Capelle has been commissioned an officer, a gentleman, and a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. He recently completed the extensive course at the Officer Training School at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. George is being assigned to Chanute Air Force Base in Illinois for further training as an aircraft maintenance officer. Between graduation and induction George worked as a micro-systems technician with the Graphic Microfilm of New England concern in Waltham, Mass.

Joining the Dartmouth contingent at U of M this fall are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marx. Bill is in his first year at the Law School, having picked up his Tuck degree in June. His wife, the former Judith Ann McGarry of Chatham, N. J., is an alumna of the University of Minnesota. Phil Meyer is in his first year of teaching out Bakersfield, Calif., way, complete with an M.A. in physics from University of California, and a new wife, courtesy of Green Mountain Jr., and Parsons School of Design, NYC. The former Miss Janice Lucille Livolsi, Mrs. Meyer has been with Bancroft Whitney Co., San Francisco. The two were married August 24 in Janice's home town, Cheshire, Conn.

Congratulations to our Class Chairman, Steve Martindale, on his September 7 wedding to Christine Hankins of Maumee, Ohio. Chris is an old hand at things Green, and we're all happy to have her even more officially in our Class than before. June 1 was the big day when Miss Carol A. Manning became Mrs. Earle J. Milbery. Both are continuing their studies, Earle at Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration, and Carol at Mass. General Hospital School of Nursing. Also at Harvard Business, and with a new wife, is Frank Mori. On August 17 he married Miss Jacqueline Lydia Ludwig of Verona, N. J. Pete Morrison took Miss Nancy-Gene Warner of Buffalo, N. Y., and Mills College in Oakland, Calif., as his bride on July 26. Pete is a research assistant and doctoral candidate at Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Muhlitner are making their home here in Ann Arbor while Dave attends the Law School. The former Miss Lillian Terry MacMillan, Mrs. Muhlitner is originally from Bronxville, N. Y., and attended Skidmore College. Finishing this month's installment with the Ms, we note the August 17 wedding of Miss Judith Townsend and John Mussman in Worcester, Mass. The bride is a graduate of Northwestern University. Assisting with the merrymaking were Lt. Mike Jackson and JimWallquist. John is associated with U. S. Steel in Chicago.

Recently I received a letter from DonSamuelson with the return address of the U. S. Public Health Service Hospital. Hopefully, that address won't be any good for reaching Sam by the time you read this column, because he seems to be working on getting out of there as soon as he can. It's still a big question as to what he'll be doing once he does get out.

Arnie Carlin was one of ten men from Dartmouth to be sent to Europe this past summer under the sponsorship of the American Institute for Economic Study in European Countries. He spent several months working for the Reemtsma Cigarette Company in Hamburg, Germany. Another '62 seeing a little bit of Europe is Paul Armstrong, currently doing graduate work at the Sorbonne, Paris. And still another world traveler was Bob Andrew who spent two months this summer just plain traveling. He went with one of the Dartmouth flights.

Some of you may recall the film which Howie Weinberg brought back from his tour of the Soviet Union during the senior year. This film was recently selected as one of fourteen films produced by ten universities for the permanent archives of the University Film Producers Association. Howie is now in his second year at Stanford University Law School. Neil Drobny was honored this past year by being chosen the outstanding cadet in the Naval ROTC program at Dartmouth. Neil received his commission in June when he graduated from the Thayer School program, but has taken a year's leave to continue his studies with a U. S. Public Health Service Research Fellowship. Under this award he will study the sanitation problems involved in relocating an Indian settlement in Alaska, although the research will be done in Hanover. Erwin Miller spent this past summer working for the Worcester Legal Aid Society. This year he is continuing his studies at Yale Law School. Also in his second year of law school is Dave Arm-strong, down at Georgetown. After a very successful first year Dave just couldn't change his habits and wound up as a camp counselor once again.

The favorite son of Natick, Mass., has done it again. Artie Williams is spending this year in Paris under a Fulbright fellowship, working in nuclear physics at the Nuclear Institute of the University of Paris. He and Sandy left for Europe in August. Bill Satterfield was awarded a Dartmouth General Fellowship for graduate study in English. The last we heard. Bill had not decided between Duke and the University of California at Berkeley.

So much for this month. We're slowly getting caught up on the news and letters. But don't stop writing just because we seem to have plenty of material. How about some letters from those of you who haven't seen your name in print so far?

Guests at the Hanover wedding of Sandi and Lew Coronis '62 included: (front row, Ito r) Dave Armstrong '62, Mike Choukas Jr. '51, groom and bride. Prof. Alan Urquhart, Dean Fred Berthold Jr. '45; (2nd row) Bill Semos '62, Donald Jeffery '29, MikeOrr '65, Harry Coronis '36, Bill Breetz '63, Bob Sprafkin '62, Jack Beaton '63, HenrySharpe '29, Bruce Hasenkamp '60, Don Landzettel '60, Prof. Albert Carlson; (3rdrow) AI March '63, Bruce Coggeshall '63, Ward Ives '64, Ron Tegtmeier '65, DanRedfield '63, Dave Robbins '62, Dan Hadlock '62, Pete Halvorson '62.

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