1930

The Executive Committee in meeting at Woodstock, voted to establish a Class of 1930 Endowed Lectureship capitalized at $30,000 through contributions from class members. Income will be used to enable distinguished lecturers to spend at least a week on campus, deliver a public lecture, and hold seminars and discussions with students. It might also be used to engage alumni who have distinguished themselves in a non-academic field to spend a week or two in Hanover. A representative of the Class will serve on the committee appointed by the Dean of the Faculty to choose the grantees. We have agreed that there will be no interference with the Alumni Fund which should receive our primary giving allegiance.

Fred Scribner has been named a director of three mutual funds organized by National Life Co. of Vermont. Mal Gallagher, recently retired from teaching, has moved to South Dennis on the Cape. Roly Booma is winding down his business activities and now relies on son-in-law Ted Carangelo to operate Booma Oil Co. and son Roly to manage Baker Nail Co. of Framingham. Jack Smith marched as a delegate in the academic procession celebrating the 275 th anniversary of St. John's College and "thanks to Dartmouth's founding date, I was fifth in line."

Gwen and Dick Bowlen have returned from California after attending an American Heart Association meeting at which Dick was elected a vice president. Jeanand Dick Kirkman are happy to have their son Bob '66 back in Boston. Bob graduated from University of Virginia Medical School and is interning at Deaconess hospital. Travelers Vera and RannyHobbs are home after three months in Portugal and there are rumors that the Boomas and Ev Lowes will shortly safari in Africa

The Chilcote saga is of special interest to all who have enjoyed their friendship over the years, and Lee has contributed the following: "Our son Ronald '57 is presently an associate professor at the University of California. Ron is also a Director of their Latin American Affairs department, so he wears two hats. Presently Ron, Frances and two boys are living in Brazil and Chile for a year where he is doing research work under grants from Stanford and the U. of C. Incidentally, in addition to his degree from Dartmouth, Ron accumulated five more degrees including a PhD from Stanford.

"Our older daughter Kathy who graduated from Smith in '59 and Western Reserve in '60 is married to James Pender, Yale '59. They have three children, two of whom are adopted. Fortunately, the Pender family resides here in Cleveland. Our younger son Lee Jr., who graduated from Dartmouth in '64 and Thayer in '65 is now in his third year of Law School at the University of California. After graduating from Thayer, Lee went to Quantico and spent a total of four years with the Marines, serving 13 months in Viet Nam as a platoon leader in the Marine Infantry. Lee married a Cleveland girl, Tuni Kendrick, who graduated from Skidmore. They have a baby boy and since Jee presently has a couple of good job opportunities in the Cleveland area, we are hopeful that they will return here next summer. Patti, our younger daughter graduated from Cushing Academy and presently is a sophomore at Rollins College".

Cliff Michel on January 1 will become a general partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. one of the nation's leading investment firms. Cliff has been serving as chairman of the Association of Stock Exchange Firms which is merging with the Investment Bankers Association at year end to form Securities Industry Association and he will represent his firm on the board of this new Association.

We have learned with sorrow of the death of Elton M. Palmer on November 16, 1971.

Secretary, 56 Jennys Lane Barrington. R.I. 02806

Treasurer 200 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass. 02116