1933

Hardly seems possible that the years have rolled around so fast that this is the year of our 35th reunion! So that you may begin your planning early to be sure to be with us the following information comes from our perennial chairman, Bill Dewey. Dates: June 17 and 18, 1968. Except for memorial service all activities with '32 and '34. Program: cocktail party Monday afternoon, alumni dinner at Leverone Monday night, breakfast Tuesday at Class tent followed by a panel discussion, combined picnic at Quechee, and entertainment both nights at the tent. How about putting these dates on your calendar right now and perhaps even plan a week or more of next year's vacation in the Hanover area? Incidentally Bill has been on the shelf for a couple of months with ticker trouble but is on the mend and we hope can continue to carry this responsibility which he does so very well.

There are lots of congratulations in order. First to the Class as a whole. You were just great in exceeding the class objective in the Alumni Fund for the first time since graduation! Especial thanks to Wes Beattie for the tremendous amount of time and leadership he gave, to Ed Knapp, our Class Agent, and all his regional class agents and assistant class agents, to those of you who cooperated so well to make major increases in your gifts to establish a "challenge fund" for the rest of the Class to match, and of course to all who helped meet this challenge with increased gifts.

And in alphabetical order the following congratulations to:

Dr. Evan R. Collins, President of State University at Albany, who received his first honorary degree, Doctor of Science, from Albany Medical College. Van delivered the commencement address and was also speaker at special convocations at the University of Maine's Orono and Portland campuses in early August.

Walter S. Douglas elected to the National Academy of Engineering.

George N. Farrand, reelected treasurer of the New York Credit and Financial Management Association.

Robert C. Goodell, named deputy cultural attache of the United States Information Service. He had been foreign service officer of the Voice of America.

James P. McFarland, appointed to the Board of Overseers at Amos Tuck School, Jim, as you know, is executive vice president of General Mills, Inc. He is also a director of the First National Bank of Minneapolis, the Hamm Brewing Company and Toro Manufacturing Company.

John Meek, elected a trustee of the Emma Willard School, a secondary school for girls in Troy, N. Y. Jean and John's daughter, Julie, will graduate from Emma Willard next June.

George J. Mundt, professor of German, appointed acting chairman of the German department at Colgate University. George also serves as foreign student advisor.

Justin A. Stanley, elected president of the Chicago Bar Association. Jus is senior partner of the Chicago law firm of Meyer, Friendlich, Spiess, Tierney, Brown and Piatt and his many activities have been mentioned in recent columns too.

Chester L. Thomson, elected vice chairman of the Point-of-Purchase Advertising Institute in which he has been active for many years. Chet has held many important marketing positions in the liquor industry and in 1957 organized Thomson-Leeds Company of which he is president. He is currently vice president of the Jewish Community Center of White Plains and has been very active in many social and religious organizations in Scarsdale and White Plains, N. Y.

Hobart M. Van Deusen, married May 14 to Dawn Joan Cowan, a native of Hastings, New Zealand whom he met in Melbourne, Australia. Yale, Princeton, Rutgers and Williams were represented at their wedding at Hobie's mother's family church in Bradevelt, N. J., but Dartmouth was not! We hope the newlyweds will be stopping by before the summer is over.

Page Worthington named to head the Commerce and Construction Division of this year's Central Maryland United Appeal. We have listed many of the civic responsibilities Page has carried in former columns so won't repeat them here.

Page and Marge Worthington were at the Homestead this spring and met Janet andBill Hitchcock there. The Hitchcocks were participating in a tennis tournament and Janet came away with the ladies' doubles championship. Page also reports that Dorisand Charlie Shafer traveled to Japan this spring to visit Charles Jr. who is in the armed forces.

On behalf of the Class, I have received notes from Muggs D'Arcy thanking us for the nice things said about Don as he received the Dartmouth Alumni Award, and from Priscilla Loose, Dorothy Hagan, and Mildred Turner for the memorial books placed in Baker Library by the Class in memory of their husbands.

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