1965

Assuming (but without great confidence) that a mail strike will not prevent this copy from getting to Hanover, that a printers' strike will not halt the presses that will produce the May ALUMNI MAGAZINE, and that there will be no take-over of Crosby Hall and the mag will reach all Big Greeners, I bid you a happy, if belated, spring. By now you must all have your snow blowers stashed and your snow tires put away (probably for the second time this winter), but as I write this between early April "sneak nor'easters" I don't know that I should assume that either.

Last month it was reported that Ken McGruther was "married to the Navy." Bigamy has set in — he's also married to the former Miss Lisbeth Mae Del Sasse (Univ. of Hawaii) of Brandywine Country, Md. They were wed in Washington, D. C., in March.

Tuck Mays graduated from Columbia Business School in January and has hooked up with White Shield Corp. as assistant vicepresident for national sales development. White Shield is involved with exploratory oil and gas drilling programs. If any of you have a minimum of ten grand burning a hole in your pocket Whitey would be happy to convince you to invest in his outfit.

In Glendale, Calif., Don Orosz has recently become associated with the law firm of Edwards, Edwards & Ashton. Don is a graduate of the Univ. of California (Berkeley) Law School.

March 2 was the birthdate of Jim andLaurie Hamilton's first child, Sarah Ruth. Jim, as far as I know, is still a member of the graphic arts department at Southeastern Mass. Tech.

The engagement Of Dr. Phil Keats to Miss Susan Rosenthal has been announced by her parents. Phil, a Duke Med School grad, is now a surgical intern at the Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N. C. Susan graduated from Centenary College for Women and from Finch College, and is presently teaching in Larchmont, N. Y.

Jon Silbert is an attorney with the Wooster Square-Fair Haven office of the New Haven Legal Assistance Assoc. Inc. He's also making quite a name for himself in New Haven's extracurricular circles with his slides of 1964 and 1968 trips to the Soviet Union.

Reading, Mass., is now home for BobGiven and his bride of five months, the former Miss Susan Anne Maier. She's a graduate of Plymouth State College.

Al Stewart has recently been promoted to the chairmanship of the history department at St. Mark's School in Dallas, where he has taught since leaving Dartmouth. During that time he's also earned an M.A. in history from Southern Methodist University.

With a law degree from Columbia in hand, Andy Newton has become assistant to the general counsel for the Winston A. Burnett Construction Co. in New York City.

Bob Williams is back in the States after a year-long Army stint in Viet Nam. He's been in the service since early 1969, when he left the sales division of Chicopee Mills of Milltown, N. J.

The Navy and the Atomic Energy Commission are beneficiaries of the engineering prowess of Jon Greene. He's putting his Thayer School master's degree to good use as a nuclear power engineer with the rank of first lieutenant.

Nick Feakins is also a professional with the armed forces. He's a captain in the Marine Corps, having risen through the ranks of the PLC Law program. Nick was commissioned at graduation time in 1965, and then took a leave of absence from the Corps to attend Stanford Law School, from where he received his degree last June. He's currently stationed at Camp LeJeune, N. C.

Dr. Larry Corash is interning at Bellevue Hospital in NYC, after having received his M.D. from N.Y.U. a year ago.

The one thing constant in Bob Bradley's life is home base — Elmira, N. Y. He changes companies, or positions within the same company, but apparently nothing will drag him and Mary away from their hometown. He's with the Thatcher Glass Manufacturing Co. in corporate labor relations.

Before I close, a word of thanks to those of you who have already contributed to the '70 Alumni Fund. As you know, the Fund provides the College with nearly 10% of its annual operating budget - without this alumni support many of the exciting programs which attract top students to Dartmouth would have to be curtailed. Your contribution will help keep us on top in the '70's, so don't miss this opportunity to help sustain Dartmouth's excellence.

Happy spring.

Secretary, Cilley Hall, Exeter, N. H. 03833

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