1945

Treasurer Oldfield's news of a record number of class dues for last year was indeed heartening to those of us who have labored long and hard in the class vineyard. It has not been an easy job to break that barrier and now that it is done, don't let up. Let's improve on the record.

BOXING THE COMPASS: Steve Belknap is a Process Engineer with Corning. Glass Works with residence at 167 Delevan Ave., Corning, N. Y. Bill Berge will be found in Denver, Colo., where he is a partner in the law firm of Winner, Berge & Martin. Bill's home is at 3908 S. JasmineSt. Give him a call if you're passing through. Dick Fuller is the Chicago manager for Time Inc. and resides in nearby Willmette at 1349 Chestnut Ave. Other address changes; include John McCauley at 21 Dickinson Lane in Wilmington, Del., and Tom Harkness now in Thornton, Pa.

From Stan Weld, Secretary of the Class of 1912, comes this item of note. Robert D.Alien was named "Outstanding Young Man of 1962" in Hamburg, N. Y. Bob received the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service award at the organization's annual banquet. This "outstanding" member of the Class of 1945 is Vice-President and Sales Manager of Eaton Brothers in Hamburg, where he has lived for the last nine years. Among his other duties. Bob serves as president of the Kiwanis Club, vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce, secretary of the Town Development Committee, and a member of the Buffalo-Niagara Sales Executives Organization. And as if that wasn't enough. Bob and his wife are copresidents of the Hamburg Central School system's PTA. Congratulations, Bob.

Mo Monahan may have been an end on the Big Green football team, but with Lehigh Warehouse & Transportation Company of Newark, N. J., he's right at the center of the line. John has been named vice president of operations, a new post, and has been elected to the board of directors. He was formerly manager of special services for Lehigh. In his new post Mo will coordinate terminal, warehouse, transportation, tank farm, packaging, drumming, and canning activities to conform to the principle of integrated distribution practiced by the various companies which comprise Lehigh Services. His background with Lehigh fits him for this direct responsibility for operations. The former Indian gridiron star joined Lehigh in 1947 as foreman in training, then advanced to superintendent and manager by 1954. The Monahans live in Fanwood, N. J., and have four children.

And that's all for this month except for the reminder that this column has a rather wide circulation. If there's something that you think will be of interest to Dartmouth men in general don't hesitate to send it along to me. It will be published.

Secretary, Middlesex School Concord, Mass.

Treasurer, Box 725, Elyria, Ohio