Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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ri JAMES M. ANDREW 2030 Cambridge Blvd., Columbus, Ohio Physician—Ophthalmologist WIFE: Elaine (Smith 1947). CHILDREN: Margaret Lynn. 21, Smith, 71; Mark Gordon. 19, Columbus Academy, ’70; Blair Jameson, 17, Columbus Academy, 71; Craig Douglas. 16, Columbus Academy, 72. Work, travel and play with the hope of changing the order in the near future. Medical School, Long Island College of Medicine, intern and residency 1948-51; married Elaine Turra Flichingcr in 1948; U.S.A.F. 1952-1954; private practice and halftime associate professor Dept, of Ophtalmol-ogy, O.S.U. Medical School. Head of Surgery. Tennis, golf and sailing in the summer; crew on Col.-40 and Thistle in local area; skiing since 1948- Aspen family vacation each year and Christmas family vacations since 1960; toured Italy last year. Outside interests include close observation of stock market, a country meat market, a structural steel business and a total energy company. Belong to the usual organizations, but find less and less time for them. Life, family, and work have been good, looking forward to more. ROBERT J. ANTHONY Bob 7631 Old Lakcshorc Rd., Lakeview, N.Y. President—Construction Contractor WIFE: Terry CHILDREN: Richard. 22, U.S. Army; Judith. 21, Cazenovia College, Robert Jr., 10. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-46 U.S. Navy V-12 Unit at Dartmouth, 119th Naval construction battalion—Pacific. 1946-47 worked in Hanover for Town and Village of Hanover. N.H. 1948 moved to BulTalo. N.Y. Lived at University Club, which always had an active Dartmouth group. Worked selling fabricated metal building products. 1956 married and moved to Lakeview, N.Y., “about 20 miles south of Buffalo on Lake Erie . In 1962 started my own business—subcontractor furnishing and installing permanent metal forms for concrete on highway bridges. Business has grown so that I now have four companies doing this type of work from Virginia to Maine. Do not work west of Buffalo, so should probably move to New Jersey where I have a branch office, but can’t seem to tear my family away from western New York. Summers and fall arc beautiful here, and there is really no experience quite like being snowbound in this country for two or three days (such as I am as I write this) in the winter. Spend most of my free time on the golf course; lucky to have a wife who also plays. Do some fishing, a little traveling, but mostly getting to be a homebody. DOUGLAS KNOX ARMSTRONG Knox 201 Chestnut Ridge Road. Saddle River. New Jersey Executive Vice President—Dun A Brad street Publication Corp. WIFE: Marion (Centenary 1945) CHILDREN: Allison, 20, Emerson; Scott, 17, Saddle River Country Day. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-46 US Naval Reserve: Pacific; Lt. (j.g.). Spent 21 years with MeGraw Hill Publishing Co.—salesman, sales manager—publisher (Chemical Week) started present job Jan. 1970. Live in Saddle River, N.J. Just purchased summer home in Friendship. Maine. Marion I arc golf and platform tennis nuts. THOMAS HYLAND ARMSTRONG 747 W. Douglas. Jacksonville. Illinois Toy Business—Toy Center (Alumni Records) 13

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MARTIN L. ANDERSON JR. “Marty 53 RhincclifT Street. Arlington. Massachusetts Assistant Finance Professor—Columbia University WIFE: Eleanor Belyea (University of Washington) CHILDREN: Ellen Marie. 20; Marilyn Louise, 19. M. L. Anderson Co. and the Kendall Store—Owner of the Kendall Store (retail dry goods, wholesale dry goods). Member of Boston University Masonic Lodge. (Alumni Records) STUART CARVER ANDERSON 200 2nd West, Seattle, Washington (Alumni Records) WILLIAM THAYER ANDERSON ‘‘Bill 212 Peralta Hills Drive. Anaheim. California M.D.—Obstetrics and Gynecology WIFE: Alice (Denison Univ.) CHILDREN: Holly, 21. U. of Calif.—Riverside. 71; Bill Jr.. 18, Villa Park High. 70; Joan. 17. Villa Park High. 72; Debbie. 15. 9th grade; Eric. 8. 2nd grade. Married September 1945 after 3 years duty with Army—European Theatre—and returned to Hanover in March 1946. Alice and I joined the married group in Middle Fayerweather and then Sachem Village. Fond memories linger of our early struggles through pre-med, mcd. and work in the Bursar’s Office and Hitchcock Clinic. Our first daughter. Holly, was born in Hanover in January 1949—a real Sachem papoose. After Med School graduation went on to Medical School of University of Pennsylvania and graduated in 1951. After 4 years of internship and residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at Sisters Hospital. Buffalo, N.Y., moved to Anaheim. Cal., and began practice in July 1955. Bill Jr.. Joan and Debbie had arrived in Buffalo to keep Holly company. Difficult move so far away from friends and family but warm welcome and great new friends soon made the Andersons feel at home in this golden corner of the U.S.—plus, we had Disneyland. Practice grew, so did interests—and family. Eric arrived in 1962 to even slightly the male-female ratio. Have filled the years with camping, work, skiing, work, boating, work. Enjoy our home and small orange grove in the hills outside of Anaheim. Medical and community activities have grown with the years also. President elect of Orange County Medical Association for year 1970 biggest job of the future. With 4 teenagers and a lively 7 year old. we don’t have time to worry about the years passing. One in college with wedding plans for summer 1970 and four to go. Our wonderful years in Hanover instilled in us. among other things, an appreciation of the value of the slightly rural life. We’ve enjoyed the beauty of this great country from coast to coast—from the White and Green Mountains to the Sierras—from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Happy to meet occasionally with the Orange County Dartmouth group—other transplants like us. 12

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DONALD PEARSON ASH Don P.O. Box 1166. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Gulf Oil Co.—Worldwide Coordinator of Transportation, Pittsburgh Exec. Office Director of Development and Regional Coordination WIFE: Gloria Hannigan (Registered nurse) CHILDREN: Donald Jr., 19; Robin. 16. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.—joined Metropolitan as trainee. In Exec. Training Program after Tuck School in 1949. Systems and Procedures Analyst in Coordination (planning) Dept, until 1952. Joined Gulf Oil Corporation in 1952 at Pittsburgh Home Office, as Executive staff assistant. Promoted to N.Y. Marine Dept, in 1954-1958. Manager, economics and costs, Marine Dept.—1967 named manager of transportation for Pacific Gulf Oil in Tokyo. The same year Vice President of Ryukyuan Representation and Coordination. Presently staff of the Worldwide Coordinator of Transportation in the Pittsburgh executive office. Chairman. Board of Directors. Sound Beach Fire Dept., Old Greenwich. Conn.; Cub Scouts. (Alumni Records) WILLIAM H. ASHLEY Bill Box 479, Jackson, Wyoming President, Jackson Sporting Goods Co. WIFE: Mary M. (Vassar 1945) CHILDREN: Peter H., 20, Univ. of Colorado, 73; Stephan W., 18. Holdcrness School, 70; Alan R., 11, 5th grade. After discharge from USMC in 1946 attended Univ. of Wyoming for Masters Degree in Geology. Worked for Standard Oil of Indiana as geologist for 2 years. In 1949, purchased 'A interest in Jackson Sporting Goods Co. in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, retail sporting goods and ski equipment. Directed Jackson Hole Ski School for 15 years. Recalled to USMC during Korean conflict. Opened 2nd store, Teton Village Sports, in 1965 at new Jackson Hole Ski Area. Active in community affairs, ski coaching, and most sports related to the outdoor life in Wyoming. Can’t make the 25th but would enjoy visiting with any 45s who happen to pass our way. WILLIAM T. ASHTON Tom P.O. Box 416. Saratoga Springs, New York President—Ashton Companies, Inc. WIFE: Jane Fullerton (Connecticut College 1946) CHILDREN: William T. Jr., 22. Dartmouth. '71; Barbara J.. 20. Connecticut College, 72; Robert S., 19, Dartmouth, 73. MILITARY SERVICE: 1943-46 U.S. Naval Air Corp Lt. (j.g.) A-l. After serving as a fighter pilot (F4U Corsairs) started business life with present firm. The company sells fuel oil, heating and air-conditioning equipment to customers in six counties in Northeastern New York State. A separate operating division is engaged in the production of ready-mix concrete serving the construction industry in the same basic area. Also a part-time banker as a vice-president and director of The Adirondack Trust Company. Summer months spent commuting daily to our place at Pilot Knobb on the cast side of Lake George. Much fun there! Can't say no activities have included presidency of Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club, 20 years as board member of local hospital, board chairman of locally-owned corporation which financed and built our Holiday Inn, board member of local golf club. As for Dartmouth, currently serves as Enrollment Director. District 46. member of Dartmouth Alumni Club of Glens Falls, N.Y. and vicinity, and a board member of the Psi Upsilon Foundation. Really enjoy getting back to Hanover for games, meetings and. now, with two sons there, lots of excuses. 14