1946

Your Executive Committee met in Hanover on October 7 to consider various matters relating to the on-going affairs of the class. President Frank Ettari presided at the meeting attended by the following: Ham Bailey, Gene Bokor, Bill DeStefano, Bill Graulty, Bob Hunt, Bob Kimball, John McClintock, Andrew Murtha, Jim O'Neil, Ed Schen, and John Ulrich.

Following the meeting, the informal class reunion was held at Bob Kimball's house before the Holy Cross game. As always, this pleasant occasion offered the opportunity to renew acquaintances and made a perfect place for pre-game headquarters. Sincere thanks to Bob and Jackie for their wonderful hospitality.

Continental Insurance Companies has announced the appointment of Jim Kelley as vice president at the group's home office in New York City. Jim began his insurance career with Appleton and Cox after his release from the Navy, and joined Continental in 1952. He had been a special agent in the Boston office and secretary at Newark. He has served as an underwriting and agency officer in the company's middle Department since 1961. His son Jeffrey is in the class of '69.

News has reached me that Clark Judge has been promoted to full colonel in the Marine Corps and will be stationed in Washington, D. C. We send you our congratulations, Clark, and hope that your new station will permit us to see you in Hanover during the next several years.

John Ulrich has joined the brokerage firm of F. S. Smithers in New York after spending many years in advertising and related fields.

The Reverend Steve Hackett has joined the faculty of Lenox College, Lenox, Mass., where he will be the head of the Theology Department. After completing his undergraduate work at Dartmouth after the war, Steve received his master's degree from Columbia.

The University of Miami (Florida) has appointed Dr. Dean Warren as dean of its medical school, making him among the youngest ever to be appointed to such a position of responsibility in this country. After Dartmouth, Dean completed his medical studies at Johns Hopkins. He has been a professor at Miami since 1955 where, prior to his new appointment, he was chairman of the department of surgery. Dean, Eileen, and their five children live in South Daid, Fla.

Dr. John Evans has been chosen by Duke University to direct its expanding radiotherapy research unit. John, who will also be professor of radiology, has been professor of radiology and chief of radiotherapy at New York's Albert Einstein College of Medicine for the past ten years. Two areas the research unit will investigate are experimental work with animal tumors and the role of oxygen in radiotherapy. The new director is also the author of some two dozen papers on radiobiology and radiotherapy.

Dick Howe has been named general manager of the producing division of Mobil Oil in Midland, Texas. Following graduation, Dick joined Mobil as a geologist and has had several executive exploration positions throughout the country, the most recent as the manager of the company's West Coast exploration operation.

General Analine and Film Company has appointed Clyde Medar as assistant controller for cost accounting for all of its operations in this country, a formidable sounding responsibility. Clyde received his MBA from Fairleigh Dickinson in 1959 and is now based in the company's New York headquarters. He lives in Little Falls, N. J.

Unfortunately I held up completion of this month's column in order to give you a first-hand report on the activities in New Haven. To say that the result of the game was unbelievable would be an understatement, considering the fine performance of the team throughout the fall. The poor pregame weather also conspired against me, and it was difficult to find and identify the members of the class who must had been there, although I did see Al Belinkie and BobKimball briefly.

In conclusion, I would like to urge each of you to get a check to Don Furber for your class dues. We hope to get all of our class on a dues-paying basis as we head for our 25th in 1971. In this connection, we hope that many of you will also want to add something to the check by way of a contribution to the memorial book fund. This is a substantial obligation which the class must meet in the years ahead and your help will be greatly appreciated.

Secretary, One Constitution Plaza Hartford, Conn. 06115

Treasurer, Bear Hill Rd., Sherborn, Mass. 01770