Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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C. DURAND ALLEN, J R54: 3472 Red Rose Drive, Eneino, California 91316 0967 InfoJ: Branch Manager with the AB. Dick Company tduplicating machinesl WIFE: Dorothy CHILDREN: C. D. Allen III, 21; Barbara, 17 MILITARY SERVICE: 1942-45, Army Air Corps, lst. Lt. Belonged to the Society of Mayhower Descendents. HENRY P. ALLEN$ Box 7, Petersburg, New York 0965 InfoJ: Rural Mail Carrier, Insurance Broker WIFE: Hilda tSyracuse UJ CHILDREN: Margaret, 23, attended Smith C. MILITARY SERVICE: 1942-45, US. Army, European Theater, Cpl. Director, Tacomic Valley Bank and the Pleasant Valley Cemetery Assoc. Member: Star Lodge $9670, American Legion, Petersburg Fire Dept. and the Cabin Cider Club. RICHARD BALLANTINE ALLEN ItMonW 116 Maple Avenue, Windsor, Connecticut 06095 Associate Professor of Physics WIFE: Ann tGrinnelD ISmithI CHILDREN: Brian, 16. MILITARY SERVICE: 1944 to 1945; Navy; Chicago and Pacific Theater; Radio Tech 27c M.A. tApplied PhysicsI Harvard, 1949; PhD. Brown tPhysicsI 1955; Taught Physics at W.P.I. 1947-48 and 1955-57. Worked in Honeywell transistor development lab 1959-60. Since 1960 Assistant, then Associate Professor at the University of Hartford. Summer jobs at United Aircraft and IBM. Presently assistant scout master in boy scout troop. Member of Appala- chian Mountain Club, still interested in fishing and 11y tying and conserva- tive type skiing. After two years in the navy as a radio technician I returned to Dart- mouth and graduated in 1947. I taught one year at W.P.I. and then spent three semesters at Harvard to gain a mastefs degree. Next I was an assistant in physics at Amherst College where I met my wife, Ann, who was an assistant in physics at Smith. We set up housekeeping at Providence, Rhode Island where Ann worked in the Brown metals lab until our boy, Brian was born. I took courses and work with high vacuum systems under H. E. Farnsworth. My Brown Ph.D. degree in physics came in 1955. For a few years I again taught at W.P.I. Next I spent a short while at Honeywell in Boston. When they wanted to move us to Florida, I returned to teach- ing, this time at the University of Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut. I am teaching undergraduate physics and my main interest is optics and solid state. I attended a physics teachers meeting at Dartmouth last fall. In the course of time, we have accumulated a station wagon, tent, sail canoe, and dog. On skiis, I have a hard time keeping up With son, Brian. He has been playing with the Dartmouth Computer from a remote console at Loomis School. Ann and Brian have taken up rock collecting and I go along for the ride. 10 NW NIH W W 7

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LAW LAMAR AGER 1100 South 3lst Street, Birmingham, Alabama 35203 Psychiatrist WIFE: Bessie tBirmingham Southerni CHILDREN: Loyer, 22 tUniversity of North Carolina; Law Jr., 19; Leila, 16; Emily, 14; Francis, 12; John, 10; Elizabeth, 9. MILIT118xRY SERVICE: 1941-1945; Naval Air; Pacific Theater; A.R.M. c. Total occupational career spent as a psychiatrist. Worked on a summer job after leaving Dartmouth in 1941. Volunteered for the Navy when confronted with draft which prevented my return to Dartmouth. Radio and gunnery schools, and after marriage to Loyer Zahner tCissiei in 1943, itshipped out. Two years in the Pacific and most of the big battles4and a lot of close ones. Attended U. of North Carolina after the war for pre-med; then U. of Maryland Medical School. Interned at the U. of Alabama Medical Center in 1952, followed by psychiatric training at the Meninger Foundation, Topeka, Kansas from 1953 to 1955. It was there that Cissie died when our fourth child was born. Returned to Birmingham in 1955 to begin practice of psychiatry. Many problems getting the children settled, but many friends made the job much easier. In 1957 I married Bessie B. Shepard. Since that time my life has been filled with having three more children; teaching in the Department of Psychiatry; 21 very busy practice of predom- H inantly analytic psychotherapy; church activities at St. Marys Episcopal Church; golf, tennis and parties at Mountain Brook Club. Hunting and H fishing and until we sold our place in NC. spending most of our summer vacations in the mountains of NC. JOAQUIN AGUIRREt U957 Infoi Calle Columbia 40, Cochabamba, Bolivia Attended Stanford University. Served as Advisor to the Bolivian Govt. in the San Francisco Conference and then returned to Bolivia where he worked for an oil company. In 1951 he published a historical novel. vmhllliIWII x x7 111 M7 1 ARTHUR PRATT ALLEN, JR. Art 357 Highland Street, Dedham, Massachusetts 02026 Self-employcd Distributor WIFE: Doris CHILDREN: Arthur, 19 tDartmouthi; Robert, 16. MILITARY SERVICE: 1942-1944; Navy-Coast Guard; U.S.A. 1945-60 worked in automobile agency, ending up as dealer. 1960-67 brokered insurance. 1967 to present-Amway distributor. Church: deacon, teacher, chairman of Council and other committees; Masonic orders; Kiwanis Club. officer, past Lt. gov.; Town Meeting member 12 years; Little League and the usual. . After military service, entered automobile business, eventually becoming dealer. When wife became ill with cancer, sold the business to spend more time with my two boys. After death of first wife, I succumbed to the saying tlgotta have a woman around the house and remarried. Feeling that a good education is all important for tomorrowis man, enrolled my sons in Roxbury Latin School from which older boy graduated and is now at Dartmouth. Younger boy undecided as to future education-although 1 wish he would choose Dartmouth to assist in rebuilding some athletic teamsl! Some 25 years after leaving college for the military, must admit the ' feeling is always great to be on the Hanover plain! Those years have been i filled with happiness, despair, grief4highs and lows-but when I look back on them, Pm appreciative that: Dartmouth put up with me for two whole 1 years; that I have been most happily married two times4many don7t make 1. it once; for two young men who have really made my home 11home ; for i my good health; and of the fact that I was born in the USA... . . had the good fortune to attend Dartmouth and to be still living in the same U.S.A.

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ROBERT DAVIS ALLEN ItNeedle 111 Schraalenburgh Road, Haworth, New Jersey 07641 Senior V ice President; Paribas Corporation tinvestment bankingl WIFE: Jean tSmithl CHILDREN: Virginia, 21 tChathaml; Sarah, 18; Margaret, 17; Mark, 15; Davis, 12. MILITARY SERVICE: 1942-1943; US. Navy. Berkshire School, Teacher 1943-44; Briggs, Schaedle 8L Co., N.Y.C. US. Treasury securities 1945-51; Aubrey G. Lanston 8L Co., N.Y.C. V.P. 1952- 1957; Alex, Brown 8: Sons, N.Y.C.; Brokerage and Investment Banking, Domestic Securities 1957-61; Paribas Corporation, N.Y.C., tSubsidiary of Banque de Parisl, Investment banking, Domestic and International Securi- ties 1961-present. First Congregational Church, served on most boards and fund raising, Sunday School Teacher, choir; Community Chest; Little League Manager; Various Fund Projects; Various Town Committees; Alumni Fund Projects teternal but worthwhilel; Ridgewood Country Club; Englewood Field Club; The Lunch; Bond of NY. Twenty-five years ago my future was uncertain because of Hodgkins Disease which I contracted in the Fall of 142. I returned to Berkshire School to help out while my fate was being settled. I was lucky. Through good medical treatment and a regular routinwslowly my health returned. Later, after a serious re-occurance in 1947, a good and brave Vermont girl became my wife and played a key role in steering me on the road to excellent health which I enjoy today. In 1945 I embarked on a Wall Street career. This has been an exhilerating experience for me4an endless oppor- tunity to learn-econornics, finance, commerce, politics and psychology-a steady but ever-changing variety of circumstances and problems with a fine group of people. I have always strived to pursue a professional activity in which I believe and which I enjoy rather than money. My family-wife, children, mother, brother, sister, close friends4and affairs related to them have always been my prime interest. Therefore, community, church, school and recently travel have consumed most of my free time. I have been a physical fitness believer4but not a nut; my golf and tennis games are still fair. If I were asked to offer a critique of our world and times I would say simply that I am disappointed that too many of us, who know better, drench ourselves in all forms of self-indulgence when we might better share our knowledge, our time, our effort, our fortune with others. RICHARD J . ALLENBY, JR. 1IDick 6389 Lakeview Drive, Falls Church, Virginia 22041 Assistant Director of Lunar Exploration: NASA WIFE: J ulia tScrippsl CHILDREN: Braden, 19; Kent, 17; Peter, 12. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-1946; Army; U.S.A.; lst Lt. Received my B.A. from Dartmouth in 1943 twith the Army on my taiD. After a stint in the Signal Corps received my M.A. from Dartmouth in 1948. Spent a year at the U. of Grenoble in France taking geology tgreat skiing, and received my PhD. in Geophysics from the U. of Toronto in 1952. The next ten years I worked for Standard Oil of Calif., first in geophysical research, and later in field exploration. Spent time in Calif., the Gulf Coast, Canada, and ended up with five years in Colombia, S.A. Joined NASA in 1962 and have been associated with the Ranger, Sur- veyor, Gemini, and now the Apollo programs. Right now I am mainly concerned with developing the experiments and techniques for manned and automated exploration of the moon. I was also Program Scientist for Apollo 8 Which was a marvelous experience even if I didn,t see much of the family over the holidays. DOUGLAS C. ALTON$ 1696 Sunnybrook Lane, Clearwater, Florida 0965 InfoJ: President, D. C. Alton Company, 1110., Distributors WIFE: Larue MILITARY SERVICE: 1941-45, US. Navy, Middle East, Yeoman 1 c. 11 Mum ; tilt mall 411le