1932

A fine mini-reunion was held the weekend of Dartmouth Night. Chairman Dick Stoiber arranged for reasonably good weather, two fine dinners, a great tailgate, and a thrilling football game where Dartmouth scored four touchdowns late in the game to break Harvard's heart.

Attending the festivities were the Cardozos, Freemans, Olmsteds, Pierponts, Stoibers, Ed Markses, Harry Rowe and guest, Joe Roberts and guests, Deke Mack and sister, the Whitehairs and guests, TerryNitschelm, Warren Hallamore, and EdSmith.

At the executive committee meeting we transferred $10,000 from our memorial fund to the College endowment fund, where the interest rate is greater. Also, as a future project, we plan to provide all freshmen of the class of 1999 a copy of the expected new edition of The Dartmouth Story when they matriculate in 1995.

Preparing to march in the Dartmouth Night parade, a student who noticed our '32 banner introduced himself. He was classmate Bob Dickey's grandson. Later, Bob called from his Danville, Pa., home. He is keeping his arthritis at bay but misses his fly-fishing, and he sends regards to all.

Judge Milton Alpert won another prize from the College: the Andrew J. Scarlett '10 Award for the Outstanding Head Agent more than 60 years out. It is our sad duty to report the deaths of Herbert S. Friedman and William P. Shaw.

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