1945

The summer is over, the Terrific Twenty- Fifth is history, the college generation has left us to our own peace and quiet (?), and a new Alumni Magazine year is with us. Welcome back with best wishes for a most happy and successful year!!

Vic Smith has been elected a vice-president of the Turner Construction Co. Operations manager of the Cincinnati office since 1968, Vic has been with Turner since 1947. He has served as superintendent on such projects as Western Electric and Westinghouse in Columbus, 0., The Western and Southern Life Insurance Co. and Convention Center in Cincinnati, and the Vivian Beaumont Theatre-Library-Museum in New York City’s Lincoln Center.

The Alumni Council at a recent meeting passed the following resolution “Resolved that the Alumni Council, wishing to express its gratitude on behalf of the College and all Dartmouth alumni, warmly thanks and heartily congratulates the Class of 1945, its president Eliot S. Mover, its head class agent Charles A. Rowan Jr., and class giving chairman Frank M Hutchins for their gift of $700,000 given by or on behalf of all class members during their first 25 years as alumni and symbolically presented to the College at the occasion of the 25th reunion.”

Ed Harte, Texas newspaper magnate and father, was quoted in the August 17 issue of “Time” in the article “How to educate your parents—When the young teach the old.” The article is most interesting and the personal angle with one of our own holding forth makes it even more worthwhile reading.

Back to the west coast go Nick andMary Sandoe as Nick has been appointed director of development at Harvey Mudd College. Nick, who had been with the Claremont complex previously as director of joint development, had most recently been vice-president for development at Wagner College, Staten Island.

Here and there . . . John Callaghan, now listed as Colonel, is attached to Office of Chief of Staff, Hdq, US Army in Europe, Seventh Army . . . Steve Belknap, manager of Corning Glass Works, Blacksburg, Va., has been appointed to the board of directors of the Blacksburg office of the First National Bank of Virginia . . . Gib Jones is president- elect of the Utica, N. Y., Rotary Club . . . Bob Steiner is the newly appointed president of Kenner Products . . . LouWiederhold, practicing family medicine in Antrim, N. H., has been certified by the American Board of Family Practice . . . Red Merrill, Col. USMC, is now at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune . . . DickGilman is the new president of the Association of independent California col- leges and universities . . . Gordie Phelps, Capt. USN, is now stationed on the west coast with an address of La Mesa, Calif. . . . Jim Drumm, still Mr. Ford in Latin America, has forsaken Peru for Caracas, Venezeula . . . Jim Montgomery is in marketing and general administration for the “Times-Mirror Press, Los Angeles.

The Brown weekend of October 16-17 will find '4ss gathered in Hanover for the fall reunion. The Class headquarters will be at the Shady Lawn Motel Hartford, Vt. There will be a class business meeting on Friday afternoon—all are welcome—and informal plans for dining that evening. The Saturday evening festivities will be held at the Outing Club House on Occum Pond. See you there. . . .

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