1942

From all indications, Hanover was the place for 42's to be on October 17. A list of classmates attending reads like a page from Who's Who. On the more reserved side, the following items are passed along for your enlightenment.

Hank Coleman has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Standard Oil Company (Ohio). Hank has been with Sohio since 1946 and is Chemical Department Manager for the company. Bill Gray has been elected vice president of Marsh & McLennan, Inc., international insurance brokers. Bill was founder and president of the insurance brokerage firm bearing his name, which was acquired by Marsh & McLennan last summer. Bill has been in the insurance business since 1946 and lives in Pelham Manor, N. Y.

Trum Huntington, owner of Huntington's Book Stores, Inc. of Hartford, Conn., was among the nation's top booksellers at the 64th anniversary convention and trade exhibit of the American Booksellers Association, at Washington, D. C., last summer. He is vice president of the association and was host to many author-celebrities. Trum, Caroline, and their three children reside in Middletown, Conn.

Reported in Hanover recently: Dick andJane Clarke and family spent a day on campus in mid-September, in between a Cape Cod vacation and delivery of eldest daughter Trish to Wells College. Younger daughter Judy was shown Colby Junior College, and son Dick was making big eyes at the Dartmouth campus. Campus visiting is big business these days, and it appears that a good number of '42s are caught in its throes. As for the Clarke family, it's good to see that the northeastern schools can still attract the interest of New Trier's best. I'm not sure how many 1942 fathers were in town in September delivering their '68 sons, but our local reporter noted that the John Valkeviches and the Ken Joneses delivered sons Tom and Dick, respectively, to the campus. The following item may be of interest to them.

On Sunday, September 20, the Dick Bramans, the Charlie Browns, and the Ad Winships delivered daughters Laura, Leslie, and Sally to Colby Junior College.

News from Denver, Colo.: Russ Greer and Jim Idema both attended an alumni club cocktail party tendered a group of Hanover visitors. Russ is a veterinarian with the U.S. Air Force at Ent Air Base in Colorado Springs, and recently achieved the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Jim is on the editorial staff of the Denver Post, and I can vouch that in the flesh he is as well preserved as he looks in the ALUMNI MAGAZINE picture of a year ago, taken with his Dartmouth-bound son. Jim Barr reported on the Barr family's July trip to Europe, in which they "visited relatives in Sweden, saw the Berlin wall, boated from Passau to Vienna, and then rented a car for about two weeks touring of Austria and Switzerland, ending up with a three-day visit in Paris." Jim has shifted positions in Denver and is now with the Boddington Lumber Company, which he describes as a great small outfit, more fun to work for and even more profitable than the construction firm which he previously headed.

John Altorfer '43, who entered with our class, is running for Lieutenant Governor of Illinois on the Republican ticket.

Art Henderson has been named to the personnel board of Falmouth, Mass. Art is procurement officer at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. Art and Pat and their three children reside in West Falmouth. John Taylor has joined F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc., members of the Boston Stock Exchange. John, Mary, and their four children live in Marblehead. Ed Leonard has joined the faculty of Westfield State College, Westfield, Mass. He will teach physical science. Ed holds master's degrees from Tufts and New Hampshire. Armand Guarino has assumed duties as high school principal in the Springfield, Vt., school system. He was previously in the Cape Cod school system. Armand earned his master's degree at the Harvard School of Education.

Rev. Bob Cook is assistant pastor of Temple Baptist Church in Los Angeles. Bob graduated from Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary and has been with his present church since 1962. The Cooks have two daughters.

Harold Eckardt has been elected chairman and chief executive officer of Phillips- Eckardt Electronic Corp. He was previously vice president of the Max Eckardt & Sons division. Plans are to move its executive headquarters from Chicago to New York in the near future. The company produces Christmas tree ornaments and electronic equipment. Bill Miller has been named second vice president of Commerce Clearing House, Inc. in New York. He is manager of sales for the New York area division and manager of the New York sales office. This firm publishes topical law reports. Bill and Elise live in Livingston, N. J. with their three children.

This has been a hectic autumn - but it is always pleasant to hear from bearers of good news about active 42's. Keep up the great work, men!

Luis Zalamea '42 in action at a "bullfighting" test outside of Bogota, Colombia.Shortly after the picture was taken he was "gored" and had to be stitched up.

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