1950
The season's football opener against the University of Massachusetts saw Frank Harrington leading a strong Paul Revere Corporation contingent to Amherst. The Dartmouth band played lustily as the Worcester squad disembarked from their chartered bus, whereupon independent insurance agent BillSullivan brilliantly quarterbacked a successful drive against a formidable line of beer kegs. The next sequence saw the troops charge into the attractive new stadium of UMass, where they were temporarily stopped by the sight of a comely squaw perambulating in the proximity of the head Indian cheerleader. Alas, she was not there to vociferate for the Big Green cause, but was fluttering her feathers on behalf of the Redmen. Our heroes regrouped their forces, and thereafter maintained an immovable line in Section 15. A pall of pessimism prevailed, however, as the capers of the redshirts commanded the contest until late in the second quarter when the Big Green took custody of the saturated soil, went into the lead via the long-bomb route and were not seriously challenged for the remainder of the game.
Still catching up on spring and summer news, May 27 was the date that Ellen L. Spalding of Cape Elizabeth, Me., became the bride of Donald McCloy Cummings. Mrs. Cummings, a University of Maine graduate, is doing advanced work at Hunter College and is teaching in Ridgewood, N, J. Don is with the F.B.I. Home for the newlyweds is 390 Prospect Ave., Hackensack, N. J. 07601.
Herluf V. Olsen Jr. has been appointed executive director of the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont, in Burlington. He, Beverly and their five children were scheduled to move north in October from Gainesville, Fla., where he has been director of the Shands Teaching Hospital and Clinics and associate chairman and associate professor of a graduate program at the University of Florida.
Dr. James C. Strickler has been appointed associate dean and associate professor of medicine of the Dartmouth Medical School. This appointment is a large step forward towards the Medical School's twin goals of establishing a four-year M.D. program (scheduled to begin in 1971) and pioneering a broad revision of education for medicine, according to Dean Carleton H. Chapman! Jim received his M.D. from Cornell University Medical College in 1953, and has been on the Cornell faculty since 1958. He has held two National Institutes of Health research fellowships, has written extensively on the physiology of the kidney, and is noted for his work as an innovator in medical education. 4 Clement Road, Hanover, is his new address.
Scott L. Probasco Jr., vice-chairman of the American National Bank and Trust Company in Chattanooga, has been appointed to a 7-year term on Tennessee's new commission on higher education by Governor Ellington.
Frank E. Hotchkiss has joined the TRW Systems Group, located in Redondo Beach, Calif., where he is serving as senior staff engineer to the civil systems department.
Rev. Richard H. Trump accepted a call effective August 1 as pastor of the Clague Road Congregational Church in the Cleveland suburb of North Olmstead. He, Joan and their two children moved to 23289 Stoney Brook Drive, North Olmstead, Ohio 44070 from Two Rivers, Wis., where he had served as pastor of the Grace Congregational Church for eight years.
Bill Doe has moved from Hartford to Philadelphia to become a vice president of the nation's oldest bank, the First Pennsylvania Banking and Trust Company. In the bank's trust department, he will be in charge of the pension, profit sharing and welfare plans department. Bill, a Rufus Choate Scholar at Dartmouth, has been in the corporate pension field since graduation. Companies he has served include Massachusetts Mutual Life, Connecticut General Life, and, most recently, the Hartford Insurance Group. Center Square, Pa., is now home for Bill, Shirley and their two children.
We are extremely sorry to report the death of Walter H. Crowley which occurred September 12 in Boston City Hospital.
Navy Captain T. Robert O'Neil's tour of duty aboard the "USS Kitty Hawk" has ended; Bob now is a Pentagonite, associated with the USN Program Appraisal Office.
Robert G. Myers Jr. has been promoted by Rohm & Haas to manager of its plastic molding department's New York sales district; Bob had been responsible for the company's Plexiglas sign market. The Myers have moved to 61 Green Avenue, Madison, N. J. 07940.
Harrison C. Bristoll Jr. is manager of government sales for The Stanley Works, and has moved from Connecticut to 1309 Lloyd Court, Annapolis, Md. 21403.
Howard S. Irons, M.D. has entered private medical practice, specializing in urology, in Port Charlotte, Fla. His new address in that community is 109 S.E. Roselle Court. Lt. Col. Samuel C. Jefferson is stationed at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, where he is connected with the Hospital Administration course at the Medical Field Service School. Meanwhile, Lt. Col. Lawrence B. Perry has left Fort Sam for Army duties as an anesthesiologist in the east; 3 Daphne Drive, Scotia, N. Y. 12302 is his new address that's in the Schenectady area, well within range of Hanover weekends.
Woody Smith, manager of BBDO's Buffalo office, has been named a vice president of the company. He spent four years with the Melvin F. Hall advertising agency in Buffalo and joined BBDOBuffalo in 1954 to become successively copy writer, account executive, and regional manager. He serves as vicechairman of the Advertising Agency Council and on various committees for the Mental Health Association of Erie County, the United Fund, and the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.
John E. Kent is back in New England, at 2 Central Green, Winchester, Mass. 01890. Among other recent moves involving substantial mileage are those of David E. Beeman, to 276 Winding Road, S., Ardsley, N. Y. 10502; Joseph S. Dey Jr. to Richard Sweet Drive, Woodbridge, Conn. 06525; Thomas D. Fritsch to 6435 Harlow Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla. 32210; Rev. John G. Gammie to Rt. 2-156 A, Au Gres, Mich. 48703; Richard M. Gowen to R.D. 1, Rumney, N. H. 03266; and Rev. Larry Huntley to 175 Cypress Street, Newton Centre, Mass. 02159.
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