1945
From Buffalo, N. Y., and Bob Anthony comes the latest. "This has been our year for travel. Trips to Puerto Rico and New Orleans last spring, the reunion in Hanover. Hawaii in August where we visited ClineMann (he claims he goes swimming every day). Just returned from two weeks in Brazil and Argentina and would really recommend that trip to anyone. Oldest son married in October. Daughter is a United Airlines stewardess. Younger son (eleven) at home. Moving my offices into Hotel Statler next week so would welcome visit from any '455."
It's now school committee chairman Dick Southwick, who holds that title in Beverly, Mass. Dick's other job is with the Newton-Waltham Bank and Trust Company.
Gordy Brown has moved to Walden, Colo., with a fascinating new address of Quarter Circle Lazy F Ranch where he is listed as the president.
Hank Moore, an executive with the Glens Falls Insurance Co., has been named secretary in the eastern department of the Continental Insurance Companies. Hank, Jeanne, and the three children live in Glens Falls, N. Y.
The executive committee has voted a change in your slate of officers. PaulCaravatt moves from treasurer to newsletter editor and none other than Harry Hampton was found lurking in the wings where he could be cajoled, threatened, and arm-twisted into again taking up the duties of treasurer.
'Tis that time of year again when the dues run slack and the Alumni Fund is just getting up steam. As of this February writing, 200 plus classmates have kicked in their $10. The ALUMNI MAGAZINE goes to 500 '45s and as Harry Hampton puts it "We sure as heck need dues from a lot more guys just to cover the small matter of subscription costs well in excess of $2000. By now you are aware that a second dues billing incorporates an item of historical significance, or at least edification . . . something never provided in the regular undergraduate study regardless of the tuition's stratospheric heights. Surely that single pages of etymological elucidation is worth ten bucks for D'45 dues. In a word, pay dem dues NOW, please."
The name of the skiing Dick Kendall family rang again in the '71 Winter Carnival as UNH son John won the skimeister award while Dartmouth brother Tom skied for the Big Green.
Harry Hampton reports Gene Wilkin in NYC on business from Spokane, Wash., and Harry goes on to state that he has hopes of seeing Frank Youngman and Johnny Buttler on a Portland, Ore., business trip the end of February.
Paul Newman's on TV—not with anything akin to his hilarious film revival of the days of '45 on campus as shown at the 25th, but this has to do with a TV public service spot presentation on the dangers of blasting caps—the Big Noise from Very Merry Rd., Stamford, Conn.
Here and there . . . Bill Martin is in the investment business in Tulsa, Okla • • • Sandy Daniels is selling with Ingram-Richardson Mfg. Co. (porcelain enameling), NYC . . . Don McNamara is senior vice-president, secretary and general counsel for the Interpublic Group of Companies, NYC . . . Ted Flum is an attorney in Wynne wood, Pa . . . lan MacKinnon is practicing internal medicine in Hartford, Conn...Bob Sanders is sales manager of the Ipswich, Mass., plant of General Electric . . . Wiley McMinn is in industrial development for the state of Louisiana.
Until next month.
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