1962
It must be Alumni Fund time as the College has once again discovered me. Seriously let's all get behind the drive this year and make Bob Van Dam's task just a bit easier.
Campaign time has come and gone here in the Granite State and reality has once more set in. Sure was fun while it lasted. Of those who passed our way, Susan and I found Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward the most attractive.
An off-year reunion was held in the new Hanover Inn recently. Mike Slive and friend were with John and Jill Schiffiman, while Bob Van Dam and Paul Weinberg were wandering around. All wound up at the Byble and Drum Tavern and spent a few pleasant hours testing the Inn's new facilities. Mike and John are working in Hanover while Bob was on business and Paul was taking a long look before boarding the plane to Saigon where he is to land, providing there's an available airport.
Steve Lasser brightened up a snowy winter morning with a letter from New London, Conn., where he is getting in some bedside manner practice attending the School of Submarine medicine for Uncle Sam's Navy. Once Steve becomes proficient in radiation poisoning, carbon dioxide intoxication, etc., he will be sailing on a Polaris submarine. Steve and Suzanne added to the family last December when Amy Frances made her appearance. A family outing is planned to Hanover to show off Daddy's alma mater.
Steve reports running into Steve and JanetRotter at a party. Steve and Janet are located in New York where, as a film editor, Steve helps bring the news into your home for the good night David and Chet team at NBC.
At the same party was George Beller and his lovely wife, Therese. George is starting a cardiology residency in Boston after leaving Madison, Wis., while Therese rides herd on the two children.
Dartmouth's answer to the mafia, Bob Vetrone, has met his match, and on April 19 will be wed to Marcia Lee Garrigus. Now Bob has someone around to bend the noodles and handle the meat balls.
Another '62 to join the parade is Frank Barber who gave up the ghost and now he and the former Kathleen Ann Numan are domiciled in Brighton, Mass. Frank is pursuing his master's at Northeastern University. The new Mrs. Barber is a graduate of the U. of Vermont. Also abandoning the single ranks was Bill Davis who wed Mary Sue House last October. Bill is associated with Chubb and Sons in Los Angeles.
Bob Chrisgau is on his way up. Bob's literary ability is apparent in the monthly issues of "Esquire Magazine," where he heads up the music column. Bob came to "Esquire" after serving with the "Newark Star Ledger" as a police reporter. While in Newark, Bob did a detailed study and report on a starvation death caused by a special diet. This story received national recognition in January of 1966, and was awarded honorable mention as the best story of the year.
It's a good life for Bob Esch who heads up the Mathematics Department at the Moravian Seminary for Girls in Bethlehem, Pa. Bob plans on writing textbooks in Math to be used on both the secondary and college level, and eventually hopes to teach math at a small college.
Ted'd Beal serves as a captain for the Army down in San Antonio, Texas, where he is kept busy teaching infectious diseases and preventive medicine to those MD's lucky enough to get drafted. Young Dr. Joel Manchester finds happiness domiciled in Jamaica Plain, Mass., where he is taking a cardiology fellowship at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston. Joel and the Mrs. recently welcomed into the family a young son, Graig.
Spring is in the air up here and it's just about time to let the twins out and make enemies.
Aerial view of Dartmouth Skiway, Lyme, N.H., showing the development of new trails on Winslow's Ledge (left).
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