Senior Alumnus

Joseph Patrick Carney '98, lawyer, bank president, industrialist, and holder of a number of top Massachusetts political appointments during the Franklin Roosevelt administration, is Dartmouth's oldest living alumnus at the age of 94. He was born March 19, 1876. Once called "New England's Industrial Doctor" by the Boston Post because of his ability to revive faltering companies, Mr. Carney is still active as chairman of the board of one of his successes, Thayer, Inc., manufacturers of children's furniture.

Others among the ten oldest alumni, and their dates of birth, are: William C. H. Moe '10, October 18, 1876; Horace W. Christy '00, December 26, 1876; Hawley B. Chase '99, June 12, 1877; Frederick W. Haskell '01, September 17, 1877; Charles H. Dudley '02, October 29, 1877; Waldo T. Davis '01, February 23, 1878; Paul M. Osgood '99, February 26, 1878; Everett W. Good- hue '00, March 17, 1878; and Frederick O. Bradley '02, April 29, 1878.

Vice President George Colton '35 (right) and Director of Development AddisonWinship '42 (second from left) were given a party by colleagues to mark theirdirection of the Third Century Fund Campaign to full success.