October-November 195 9: Chet Edlund with Connecticut Commercial Travelers Insurance Cos. in New Haven; Dave Lyon at General Electrics Pittsfield, Massachusetts, plant; George Fletcher as assistant chief consumers' representative with Scott Paper; Chuck Dickerson at First Pennsylvania Banking in Philadelphia; Ernie Dahl teaching high school in Thornton, Colorado; Al Brackley with Chemical Corn Exchange Bank in N.Y.C.; Jim Carroll with Parson, Brinkerhoff Consulting Engineers; Pete Bullis on a Fullbright grant at Rhenish Westphalian Technical University in Aachen, Germany. Married: Bill Bonneville to Nancy Eberhardt, Jim Bowers to Jytte Hoist, Don Belcher to Sheila McLean, Skip Weymouth to Carol Crandle, Ed Winnick to Marylou Geller, Charlie Martin to Mary Ellis and Bob Kennedy to Mary Stinchfield.
Bill Bullen reported in bye-mail. Bill served in the U.S.A.F. from 1952 to 1956 with the Office of Special Investigations. He returned to Dartmouth, graduating in 1958. After graduation he entered the life insurance business as a home office life underwriter with New England Life, then a home office life underwriter with First Colony Life and in 1967 a life insurance brokerage general agent in Boston area representing several life companies. He is presently doing marketing work in the life insurance field. Bill lives in Peabody, Massachusetts, and summers in East Madison, New Hampshire. He noted that he attended his 50th reunion at Kimball Union Academy in june 2000 and on hand were Dave Thielscher, Irv Sherwood, Jack Donahue, Phil Cooke, George Rambour and Dick Plummer (June 2004 is time for their next reunion.)
Bill Jenkins is heading the Mary Street Jenkins Foundation in Mexico City. Since the foundation is operating head of the Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Bill is president of the university, which has 8,000 students.
Luke Case attended the 56th reunion of the Injunaires this spring singing in the sun on the steps of Dartmouth Hall. (Remember?)
Congratulations to Rick Hartman for a job well done: '54 contributed $294,569 to the Alumni Fund. Participation increased to 69 percent.
Our fishermen held their annual mini-reunion in July.As reported, they fished the San juan River at the base of the Navajo Dam in northwestern New Mexico. Although the temperature was over 100 degrees, the water temperature was much cooler allowing the group to catch rainbow and brown trout ranging from 15 to 23 inches. Team members included Jim Adams, Dick Lewis, Dave McLaughlan, Shelly Woolf, Bob Levine, Bill Murane, Pete Ankeny, Dick Page, John Heston and Will Wilkins. Shelly Woolf won the prize for the largest fish. However, because of the intense heat, the group was "forced" to resort to ice cooled beverages each evening, which led to certain inaccuracies in relating the days catch. (Fish stories?)
Reminders: If you have not revealed your email address to Pete Barker, please do so before you get "barkered." Also take a few minutes and send your bio for the reunion yearbook to Bill White or Wayne Weil. Start making plans for the 50th reunion in June.
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