Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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GILBERT C. ANTHONY Gil 22224 104th Place, S.E., Kent, Washington 98031 Regional M anager, International Sales, Boeing Company WIFE: Audrey Ann 1University of Alaskan CHILDREN: Ronald, 20 1University of Washingtonx Forrest, 18; Jessica, 17. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-1945; US. Army Air Force; 2nd Lt. QiloQ. Bush pilot contractor4eward, Alaska 1946-56; City Councilman, Seward, Alaska 1952-56; Mayor, 1952-56; Boeing Co., 1956-present. RALPH L. ANTONIDESa: Carbondale, Colorado 0957 InfoJ: Architectural Designer WIFE: Florence MILIT11XRY SERVICE: 1942-45, US. Army Air Corps, Europe 8L Pacific, st Lt. Attended Dartmouth and the U. of Colorado. GODFREY T. ARMITAGE$ . Box 88, Dublin, New Hampshlre 03444 ROGER PLUNKETT ARNOLD - 81 Greenaway Road, Eggertsville, New York 14226 President, Buffalo Rubber 62 Supply, Inc. CHILDREN: Claire, 23; Margaret, 21; Michael, 10. MILITARY SERVICE: 194341944; Naval Air Corps; Ensign. Buifalo Athletic Club; fishing, golf. Married, 3 children, divorced. Business career has consisted mainly of sales and management at Buffalo Rubber 8: Supply. Have had some interest in real estate development trying to keep up with inhation. Politically am against inflation on the grand scale and am a hawkish dove or a dovish hawk, when not totally confused. 13 Nulllllllllw 11W 122 $1111ouun 11 42 1 1

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ROYAL D. ALWORTH, JR. 415 Hawthorne Road, Duluth, Minnesota 55802 President, Oneida Realry-Commercial Real Estate WIFE: Martha tSmithI CHILDREN: Joan, 18; Mollie, 16; Royal III, 14; Susan, 12; Nick, 10; Peter, 9. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-1946; Army; South Pacific; Staff Sergeant. On discharge from service in 1946 entered family business4commercial real estate. Supervised interests in iron ore in northern Minnesota and timber interests in British Columbia. Outside interests include serving on the boards of McGraw-Edison Co., Elgin 111., the Great Northern Railway and LaSalle St. Capital Corp, Chicago. FRANK ANTHONY AMES 1050 North Shore Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60626 President, Dwight Brothers Paper Co. WIFE: Carlotta tNational Park1 MILITARY SERVICE: 1942-1946; U.S.C.G.; Lt. Following four years of Coast Guard Service, I returned to Dartmouth for the summer of 1946 feeling older and wiser. Spent the next year swapping war stories with fellow veterans in between the furious race to graduate which finally arrived, seven years after matriculation, in the sum- mer of 1947. One month later I started itthe career in the paper industry in Nashua, NH. and simultaneously rediscovered the gorgeous Carlotta Scinta of Rochester N.Y. whom I had casually met a year earlier. After a prolonged courtship of three months we were married in Oct. of 1947. Following three great years in NE. we cast our fortunes westward and moved to Chicago with the Dwight Brothers Paper Company WP. in 1961, Pres. since 19671 and we are still busy converting ourselves into midwesterners. With Lake Michigan in our back yard we primarily exist as beach bums although I tear away for golf on occasion. I feel I have been very fortunate in the intervening years; enjoying an occupation which has thoroughly interested and fascinated me, having good health, and the loyal and devoted inspiration of a fine wife. Time and urgency seem less important now and it is good to know that I can transport myself over the last 25 years with the greatest of ease and dwell with the incidents I hold closest to me. ROGER ARTHUR ANTAYA tIRog 2103 Starmount Lane, Lutherville, Maryland 21093 General Agent, Insurance WIFE: Bette tColby Junior1 CHILDREN: Susan, 22 tJohns Hopkinsx Roger, Jr., 18; Douglas, 13. MILITARY SERVICE: none Teacher-Coach t3 yrsJ Peekskill Military Academy, Eastern Military Academy. Football Coach George Washington University, t3 yearsL USAF Headquarters Command t4 yearsI, West Point t2 years; InsuranceAales Atlanta, Georgia t5 yearsI, Management, Baltimore, Maryland t7 years; President, Dartmouth Club of Georgia; Dartmouth Club of Baltimore; Member Executive Committee4C1ub Officers Association; Alumni Council 41968; Rotary Club; Baltimore General Agents Association4Vice Presi- dent. After graduation I went into teacher-coaching, my first love, and started at Peekskill Military Academy and moved on to Eastern Military Academy in Stamford, Connecticut. It was a promotion, as I went from $1,800 a year to $2,000 tplus room and board; During this period I attended Columbia University in the evenings and received my MA. I had ah opportunity to join the football coaching staff at George Washington Um- versity in Washington, DC. and so started a nine-year period of coaching, as I later coached at Headquarters USAF and ran the athletic program; I then moved on to West Point for two years. After twelve years of coaching and teaching, I turned to the business world and joined New England Life Company in Boston. I moved to Atlanta, Georgia, where I sold for five years4then entered management in Baltimore, Maryland, where I have spent the past seven years4and I hope many more years in the future. According to my children, 11111 a ttBabbittf' and I guess I must agree with them. I go to Rotary and other civic affairklike to read and watch TV4try to run a business in a profitable, progressive manner-do some gardening4play golf4watch my diet4and greatly enjoy Dartmouth activi- ties. I feel that Dartmouth prepared me well for the world, and I feel the world has been pretty good to me. 12

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LEMUEL HASTINGS ARNOLD Lenf 13964 Margate Street, Van Nuys, California 91401 Assistant Program Manager4UStXl Project4L0ckheed. WIFE: Elinor tCincinnati Collegel CHILDREN: Carolyn, 18; Barry, 15; Tracy, 11. MILITARY SERVICE: 1942-1946; 1951-1953; Navy; US. 8: Mediterranean; Korea; LCDR. Following graduation in Sept. 1947 I sold ad space in N.Y.C. for Nationts Business Magazine. This initial career was interrupted by recall to active duty in UF Squadron, serving on USS Antietam in Korean War. Some 65 missions and 100 jet carrier landings later I was discharged on the West Coast in 1953 and joined Lockheed Aircraft Corp. as Contract Administra- tor for Navy programs. Spent 4 years in Dayton as Corporate Sales Rep.; returned to Calif. in 1960 and served in various program management positions until 1965 when I was named Schedule Control Mgr., for AH- 56A program. In Feb. 1968 became Program Mgr. for the Navyls principal contractor office at Lockheed and transferred to present UStXl program in Aug. 1968. Am currently responsible for contracts, data, pricing, and proj- ect status reporting for UStX1 project which is in final stage of proposal competition leading to contract award in March 1969. Have been active Sunday school teacher for past eight years4Board member of YMCA and Club Leader of 4-Front Boys Youth Program. Until 1960 was active member of Navy Flight Reserve Squadron. Main hobby has been growing up with our 3 kids tsailing, skiing, travel, beach and camping whenever a free weekend from Lockheed would permit. Twenty-five years away from Hanover has strengthened my respect for tradition, social structure and the orderly pursuit of change by prescribed procedures. The ivy-covered walls are representative of the degree of stabil- ity required by our society today if we are to effectively react to the technological and social explosion that has occurred since we graduated. We are not numbered with those Calif. residents who believe that this is the promised land. To the contrary, for all its progressive innovations Calif. is equally short of N.E.ls tradition and respect for social order. We will send our children to eastern schools to understand this and someday welll return to residence there, too. JAMES H. AVERILL Jim'i 249 Crescent Street, Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 Physician WIFE: J anet tSmithl CHILDREN: J ames, Jr. 22 tYalex Jean, 21 tMass. Gen. Hosp. School of Nursing; Robert 19 tDartmouthl; Mary, 18; Richard, 15. MILITARY SERVICE: 1947-1949; U.S.N.R.; thjgl ' Harvard Medical School 1946; Internship, Mass. Gen. Hospltal 1946-47; 1949-53 residency training at West Roxbury V.A.H., Lahey le1c and cardiac residency at Mass. Gen. Practice of Internal Mediclne 1n North- ampton since 1953. . Avocation-tree farming. Member Rotary Club. Several art1cles tmostly cardiad on medical subjects in various journals. ' The smartest thing I ever did in my life was to marry my favorlte MGH nurse towards the end of my internship. In the course of the next 7 years our 3 boys and 2 girls arrived and I completed my tralmng n; 1nternal medicine and started tin 19531 a most enjoyable and satisfying life 1n the delightful town of Northampton. 10 years ago purchased an old farm 1n the Berkshires where we have had great fun reclaiming land, Iixmg up the old house and planting Christmas trees tnow ready for dehveryl. J anet has resumed her studies at Smith tshe completed 2 years before transferring to the Mass. Gen. Hospital School of Nursing in 1943 now majoring 1n environmental biology. In 1961 all 7 Averills took a 5-week camping trip to the West Coast and back-easily the most outstanding vacation trip of our lives. RICHARD HAVEN BACKUS Dick Cricket Lane, Woods Hole, Massachusetts 02543 tBox 2611 Senior Scientist, Oceanograplzer; Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution WIFE: Nell Jane tSalem1 CHILDREN: Jane, 16; Edward, 13; David, 9. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-1946; Air Force; Europe; lst. Lt.. . Research Associate in Marine Biology, 1952-59; Marine Blologlst 1959- 63; Senior Scientist, 1963 to present. I have scores of papers in learned journals and belong to a number of scientific societies. I will be at sea in June. 14 WWW W