A Wah Hoo Wah for –
The seven Dartmouth men reelected to the U. S. House of Representatives: DAVID T. MARTIN '29 (R), Nebraska; ROBERT MCCLORY '30 (R), Illinois; HERMAN T. SCHNEEBELI '30 (R), Pennsylvania; JOHN s. MONAGAN '33 (D), Connecticut; HENRY P. SMITH III '33 (R), New York; WILLIAM E. MINSHALL '35 (R), Ohio; and CLARK MACGREGOR '44 (R), Minnesota.
JOHN w. HTJBBELL '21, named "Man of the Year" by Furniture World; also cited by the National Retail Furniture Association.
CHARLES J. ZIMMERMAN '23, elected Chairman of the Board of Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.; also President-elect of the American Life Convention.
HENRY G. LAMB '26, elected President of the American Society of Safety Engineers.
HAMILTON w. THAYER '26, elected President of the Board of Trustees of Tabor Academy.
MYLES J. LANE '2B, elected a Justice of the New York State Supreme Court.
LAWRENCE H. MARTIN '28, elected a Trustee of Governor Dummer Academy.
WILLIAM H. MORTON '32, elected President of American Express Co.
JOHN o. ZIMMERMAN '32, elected President of General Motors Acceptance Corp.
GEORGE L. ENGEL '34, recipient of the William C. Menninger Medal "for distinguished contributions to the science of mental health."
KARL A. HILL '38, recipient of the honorary Doctorate of Laws from Drury College, Missouri.
HAMILTON B. MITCHELL '38, elected President of Dun and Bradstreet, Inc.
BEN AMES WILLIAMS JR. '38, elected President of Old Colony Trust Co., Boston.
RALPH N. HILL JR. '39, elected a Trustee of Champlain College, Vermont.
JOHN c. EMERY JR. '46, elected President of Emery Air Freight, Inc.
WALLACE J. FARR '42, elected President of Associated Industries of Vermont.
WALTER R. PETERSON JR. '47 (R), elected Governor of New Hampshire.
ROBERT N. KREIDLER '51, elected Executive Vice President of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
ALAN A. REICH '52, elected President of the National Paraplegia Foundation, Chicago.
DONALD A. BREMNER '53, elected President of the Connecticut Federation of Planning and Zoning Agencies.
JOHN G. CHRISTY '54, elected Vice President and Treasurer of American Cable and Radio Corp.
ALLAN j. BURNES '57, elected President of Human Dynamics, Inc., Boston.
LEON R. SINCLAIR JR. '58, awarded the Medal of Valor by the U. S. Department of the Interior "for courageous action under conditions of extreme severity and hazard."
JAMES J. LINKSZ '63, elected President of Eaton-Burnett Junior College, Baltimore.
RAND N. STOWELL JR. '64, elected President of Timberlands, Inc., Maine.
