1942

The first pre-season Ivy League football scrimmage was held in New Haven between Dartmouth and Yale on September 23. It was a bust from an attendance point of view with only about 2,000 in the stands, but it was a real success in terms of seeing two good teams in action. Yale looked surprisingly strong and they should give us a good run for the money. The only classmate spotted in the stands was Huntly Allison who seemed to have enjoyed both the scrimmage and the beautiful afternoon in Yaie Bowl. Huntly has a son at Dartmouth which could be one reason for his early season interest in Dartmouth football.

Dr. Bill Dorrance who is in the practice of pediatrics in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., sent some interesting information concerning George Brickelmaier. George has been involved in many phases of construction and development of new communities for the past 22 years, but recently has turned to the field of medical building development. He is the regional manager of the Pacific Coast office in San Diego for the American Medical Building Guild. He is an expert at assembling people of many different talents in the development of medical buildings.

Dr. Myron Tribus, an honorary member of the Class, recently was designated as Engineering Alumnus of the Year at special graduation ceremonies of the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science. Myron is a native of San Francisco who received his doctorate in engineering from UCLA in 1949. He was a member of the UCLA engineering faculty from 1946-1961 before becoming dean of Thayer and U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Science and Technology. In 1970 he joined Xerox and now is a senior vice president of the Corporation's Information Technology Group.

Summit, N. J., nas oeen most tortunate to have had such a talented internist as Dr.Jim Robinson in practice in the community for the past 22 years. Jim is associated with a large medical group which provides coverage in virtually all specialty fields.

The- American Stock Exchange in an October release announced that BernieTeichgraeber has been proposed as a candidate for its new board of governors. Bernie, a vice president and voting stock-holder in Reynolds Securities, is a member of the present Amex board which is being restructured to provide equal representation of public and industry governors. The nominating committee was headed by Cyrus R. Vance, and election was tentatively set for October 23. Bernie is the father of one of Dartmouth's women, Gretchen '75.

How does a fellow from Elkin, N. H., get appointed vice president and national sales manager of the Investors Mortgage Insurance Company in Boston? Take a look at Dave Heald's record: Manager of the Hanover Inn, director of Mt. Sunapee Park, executive vice president of Putnam Fund Distributors, vice president of Profit Sharing Systems, and executive director of "This is New Hampshire, Inc." Not to mention those fabulous clambakes he puts on the thousands of people.

Bob Hill continues to play a major role in Republican politics in New Hampshire. He has given serious consideration to both the gubernatorial and U. S. Senate nominations. The ultimate resolution of this problem; however, remains in the unpredictable hands of state politics in contrast to the completely unanimous support coming from members of our Class.

There is a moderately large '42 contingent in the New Haven, Conn., area with continued interest in the Dartmouth Program. Harry Hanna Jr. and Wally Sigler both hold executive positions with the Southern New England Telephone Company. Harry and Jean have two daughters, whereas Wally and Florence have two sons and a married daughter. Stewart Asimus has been retired for the past two years from the Farrel Corporation where he was assistant treasurer. Stewart and Marion have a son at Hartwick College and two daughters, one of whom is working and the other, Sally, is attending junior high school. Stewart would very much like to hear from John Ryan and Cappy Rix.

Dr. Eugene Serafin continues to enjoy his busy practice as a general surgeon. Gene is impressed with the many physical and social changes which have occurred at Dartmouth during the past ten years. He hopes that they are all for the better, but has reservations about some of them.

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