1934

Carving senior canes. Cramming for finals. Strolling the campus in the soothing splendor of the June twilight. Marching happily (and proudly) into the golden glory of the Bema for the last academic hurrah - Graduation. Then, taking that last, longing look at the Baker Library spire as you disappeared down the hill into West Leb and far beyond, into the big, unknown world. Memories of 32 years ago. In the intervening years, many classmates have brought honor to Dartmouth's name by their achievements in that forbidding world of 1934.

This month, the following names are added to this column's Roll of Honors: - Bob Allabough, named a director of the New Jersey Bank and Trust Co. and chosen as "Outstanding Dartmouth Alumnus" of Bergen County, N.J., in recognition of his notable contributions to his community, his outstanding business leadership, and his loyalty to Dartmouth College. Bob's accomplishments are too numerous to compress into this space. In law, in service to his country (World War II and Korea), in social and educational work for his community, and in his devotion to the Dartmouth cause, Bob epitomizes the very best of 1934. - Class Treasurer Ed Brown, elected a Hanover selectman. - George Engel, holder of a Career Research Award of the U.S. Public Health Service. George, teaching at the University of Rochester School of Medicine, also has been engaged in research on the psychological determinants of organic illness. Recently he was honored at a testimonial by those fortunate men of medicine who have trained under him over the past 20 years. - His twin, Frank Engel, honored posthumously by the Chilean Endocrine Society which has established the "Frank L. Engel Award" to be granted yearly for "outstanding national contributions in clinical or basic research in endocrinology"; and by Duke University which has established a "Frank L. Engel Award in Endocrinology."

So proudly we hail them and Frank's memory.

NAMES IN THE NEWS - Dr. Bob Singleton, director of projects for the College of Quantitative Studies at Wesleyan University, now also serving as associate editor for Graph Theory of the "Siam Journal" - a mathematical publication put out by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics. ... Stew Anderson, for many years in the career diplomatic service, now on the staff of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller '30 of New York.... Dr. Bob Reynolds, dean of Westchester Community College in Valhalla, N.Y., addressing Westchester Branch of American Association of University Women on "The Expanding Role of the Community College."

WEDDING BELLE - Mr. and Mrs. EdDavis announce the engagement of their lovely daughter, Linda, to Erik M. Pierson of Saco, Me.... Nuptials set for August 13 in Auburn, Mass.... Ed, formerly with Whitin Machine, is now a principal with Guenther Associates, industrial consultants in Rumford, R.I.

QUICKIES - Trusted New York correspondent reports that Rollie Morton plans retirement from Blue List Securities. . . . Roilie and Dottie took a swing around the Caribbean recently.... Harry Wallace's boy, Dick, touted as a great swimmer, accepted for the class of 1970.... Harry visited Washington recently and looked shipshape. ... Hank Werner, who broke bread recently with George Copp and Les Reeve, reports seeing these 1934's on the move - Ed Carson heading for the West Coast; Dave Callaway returning from a Florida convention. ... Incidentally, Les is president of Glen Ridge, N. J., golf club....

SUMMER BIRTHDAYS

June - Bob Adam, Stew Anderson, Brice Banks, Ed Bishop, John Black, Mickey Bloom, Harry Brague, Ace Brown, Ed Brown, Stew Brown, Jack Chollar, Phipps Cole, Randy Cook, George Copp, Bill Daniells, Jim Dunn, Buzz Edson, Chuck Faulkner, Jack Feth, Dick Gould, Bill Haist, Walter Hancock, Ward Harvey, Dave Hawes, Al Hine, Johnny Hoyt, Lee Hunt, Tim Inglis, Bob King, Nels Krogslund, Johnny Lashar, Murray Levine, Bill Loveman, Karl Maas, Art MacGregor, Lou Marrero, Mike Menchel, John Metzger, Lew Meyer, Dave Mitchell, Bob Morris, Bob Newman, Bob Offenbach, Okie O'Keeffe, Chink Ong, Bill Sheffield, Robert W. (Bob) Smith, Stuff Steffey, Chuck Sutton, Karl Weber, Luke Wilson, Bill Wilson, Bill Wyne, Marc Young (we picked the same day).

July - Stu Barber, Bill Barnet, Ben Benoit, Stan Bloomfield, Gard Brown, Maurice Burns, Dave Callaway, John Carney, Quinny Cohen, Walt Crandell, Don Crowther, Bill Cumings, Harry Daniel, Russ Davis, Gordon Dewart, Bob Foster, Dick Fowle, Thor Fraser, Spike Fulton, Chuck Goodfellow, Bob Goodman, Ed Hill, Ray Hulsart, Sol Jacobson, Bill Judd, John Kinsella, Kug Kugler, Sy Lewis, Dick Loughry, Ed Marshall, John McCormick, Art Moebius, Fritz Mosher, Vin Murphy, Okey O'Connor, Bill Ramsey' Chuck Rolfe, Hank Rosen, Dan Schuylerj Irv Silverman, Harry Stearns, Bob Webb.

August - Stew Alexander, Don Allen, Hafey Arthur, Brent Barker, Dick Bell, Bam Brennon, Fitch Briggs, Em Brown, Dick Campen, Vin Cerow, Chick Chickering, Ed Cowie, Bill Craig, Don Davis, Irv Diamond, Bob Doyle, John Foley, Frank Foster, Bill Goergen, Howard Hallock, Stanley Hare, Len Harrison, Frank Heath, Dave Hedges! Carrington Hill, Chester Jordan, Vance Kirby, Bill Knibbs, Sam McRay, George McGrath, Bob Mann, Hank Martorano, Ace Miller, Ed Moore, Oliver Newell, John Poole, Roger Read, Dick Renshaw, Oz Ruebhausen, George Sayre, Bill Scherman, Clyde Seney, Stan Smoyer, Herm Spitzer, Siegfried Stern, Charley Strauss, Ed Thomas, John Torinus, Jack Wholey, Bob Wiggins, Bob Wildman, Wendy Williams.

S.O.S. - At last reports, Class of 1934 was floundering in last place for its group in Green Derby Alumni Fund race. Dig, men! This is no last-place Class. Deadline - June 30.

And, so - until we meet again in this column in October, have a great summer, relax and all of the best of everything.

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