Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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f S His Honor, the Mayor, Monte Basbas J im Briggs TIL: Jack Adams at VW Grand Opening 1 Russ Burdge and Skidmore daughter The George Bruces The Phil Browns on vacation

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JOHN G. BAKER 1 Bon Mar Road, Pelham Manor, New York 10803 Physician, Obstetrician and Gynecologist WIFE: Pat tManhattanvilley CHILDREN: Johanna, 17; Maura, 14; Andrew, 10. MILITARY SERVICE: 1945-46; Manilla; 1951-1953: Korea; Medical Corp; lst Lt. Dartmouth Medical School; New York University Medical School, 1946- 49; Internship, French Hospital, New York 1949-50; Residency in Gynecol- ogy, French Hospital, 1950-51; Residency Obstetrics, French Hospital, 1953- 55; Margaret Hague Hospital, Jersey City, 1955-56; Private Practice, Mt. Vernon, N.Y., 1956; Partnership with Richard Quinlan, Yonkers, 1963; Attending Obstetrician 8L Gynecologist, St. Johnls Hospital, Yonkers; Assoc. Attending OB-Gyn, Mt. Vernon Hospital, N.J.; Teaching Staff, Mt. Vernon Hospital Residency Training Program; Diplomat, American Board of Obstetricians and Gynecologists; Fellow, American College of Ob 8L Gyn; Member Westchester Medical Society; Westehester OB 8L Gyn Society; Former Chairman and Present member of Maternal Mortality Committee, Westchester County; Lecturer, Family Life Bureau, N.Y.C. Outside Interests: Pelham Country Club; Kingswood Country Club, Wolfeboro, N.H.; Rotary, Pelham; golf, skiing, tennis, bowling. I ean't 1magine doing anything else. What started out 25 years ago as a possnlnllty became a certainty. My career in medicine has been very re- waljdmg to me and my family. I say my family because had I ended up sell1ng insurance, which my brother does very ably, I would not have been content in my job and they would be very disenchanted With me! LORENZO PHILIP BAKER, JR. ItBud't 2292 Clifton Avenue, Columbus, Ohio 43209 General Manager, Midwesrem Service 8: Sales WIFE: Ann tOhio State1 CHILDREN: Lorenzo III, 14; Margaret, 11. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-1946; U.S.N.R.; Pacific Theater; Lt. Cdr. 1947-53 President Baker Art Gallery tphotographyl; 1954-59 Sales Mgr., C. E. Morris Co. tstructural steel fabricating; l960-present Gen. Mgr., Midwestern Service 8!, Sales, Inc. tVolkswagen Automobile Dealershipl Licensed Layreader, Episcopal Church; Bd. of Mgrs., Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts; Treasurer, Childrens, Mental Health Clinic; Vestryman, St. Paults Episcopal Church; Rotary Club; Power Squadron; University Club; Rocky Fork Hunt and Country Club. . College days are a unique and happy memory. After the Navy, wh1ch I thoroughly enjoyed, I returned to the Graduate School tMarketing1 at Ohio State University. My fatherls death and my marriage made 1947 a year of emotional extremes. These many past years since have been busy and exciting ones4-some downs, many ups. We have two wonderful children, live in a nice neighborhood and our complaints are mostly little ones. My thoughts on current domestic or international situations are certainly of little interest to my fellow alumni. I shall however look forward to reading the llgemsll of my contemporaries, many of whom have Ilsailed the wide world over? Ilm still very proud to be a loyal son of Dartmouth. PERRY T OWNSEND BANGHART ttBanglt 49 Hubbard Road, Weston, Massachusetts 02193 New England District Manager, Triangle Conduit A? Cable Co. WIFE: Phyllis tColby JrJ CHILDREN: Pamela, 20 tVermont Collegel; Penny, 16. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-1946; Air Force; Pacific Theater; lst Lt. Director and Treasurer of Electrical Manufacturing Representatives Club of New England. Member: Boston Rotary Club; Weston Boosters Club; Weston Lions Club; First Parish Weston mnitariam. Hobbies: swimming, hunting, working with young people and community affairs. Married in April of ,44 to wife, Phyllis tSIaterl, as Imany classmates might remember the girl I had had my eye on since I was eight years old. Hence our 25th anniversary coincides with reunion year. Discharged from service in late 145 with a couple of medals, at small waist line and no money. Went to work in January of 146 selling electrical conduit and cable in New England to correct the latter two conditions. My entire business life has been in this field with the addition of plumbing materials in the last 13 years. Sounds rather dull and not very glamorous but someone had to do it and after 23 years I can still say that selling and its accompanying ups and downs have produced much happiness and the material things of life are plentiful and ours. Highlights of the past years are, of course, my marriage, the birth of daughter gifl Pamela Jean in 149, daughter ;$2 Penny Lee in 153, the completion of a home in Weston in ,55, as well as all of these years with our family and friends. Present household consists of one female wife, two female daughters, one female foster daughter, 2 female horses, 2 female cats, 2 female rabbits tboth pregnant dutifully as a biology experimeno, 2 female white mice and then, of course, me. Please note I do not have to sweat out a Dartmouth acceptance on any of them. 18