Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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WALLACE WENTWORTH BARNES 114 Bccchwood Road. Summit. New Jersey Parmer, Law Finn WIFE: Jean P. (Wells) CHILDREN: Sarah. 13, 7th grade, Kent Place School; Robert M., 12; Summit Public Schools; Susan, 9. 3rd grade. Summit Public Schools. L-eft college in 1943 and entered Army (AUS) as a private. After receiving commission, served with 84th Infantry Division in Europe as an infantry rifle platoon leader and Company Commander. Discharged in 1946 as a Captain and returned to Dartmouth and graduated in 1948. Graduated from Yale Law School in 1951 and have been engaged in the general practice of law in New Jersey after having been admitted to the bar in 1952. Presently a partner in the law firm of Bourne and Noll having ofliccs in Summit. New Jersey. Tend to specialize in real estate and estate matters, but am also now acting as counsel to the Union County (New Jersey) Welfare Board. Have remained active in the United States Army Reserve and am now a Lt. Col. in the Judge Advocate General’s Corps (U.S. Army Reserve), and am assigned to the 4th JAG Detachment which meets at the New York University campus in the Bronx, New York. I am marginally active in politics and am now Republican Chairman in Summit. New Jersey where I live with my wife and three children. I have been active in various community activities. I try to keep active in many fields such as films, original prints as well as playing paddle tennis in the winter at the Beacon Hill Club in Summit, and starting to ski again with my family. henry mckinney barker 5805 Westover Dr., Knoxville. Tennessee Insurance Claims Adjuster The Home Insurance Company WIFE: Marilyn Ackcrson (Sweet Briar 1950) CHILDREN: Margaret Ackcrson, 18; Henry Jr., 17; Mary Nevils, 12. Born Johnson City. Tenn. Hometown: Bristol. Tenn-Va., Grad. Bristol. Tenn. High School. 1941. Attended Dartmouth College. Hanover, N.H. 1941-42. Served in U.S. Army Air Forces VA years. B-24 bomber pilot with 8th Air Force England. Flew missions over Germany. Completed college education at Washington Lee University, Lexington. Virginia. Graduated June 1949. Also graduated from 2 year course in Management at General Motors Institute, Flint. Michigan, 1951. Worked for Motors Insurance Corp. (G.M.), Pacific Employers Insurance Co. The Home Insurance Co. Have lived in Nashville. Memphis, Knoxville, Tenn. Church of the Ascension. Episcopal. Hobbies: Flying, Air Force Reserve (Major) (1965 Information). CHARLES THOMAS BARNARD (Deceased) JOSEPH A. BARSS “Joe 1225 Tenth Street, Port Huron. Michigan Surgeon—General 5 Vascular WIFE: Mary (Henry Ford Hospital Nursing) CHILDREN: Joseph T.. 17. High School. ’70: Robert W.. 16, High School. ’71; Brooke. 14. 8th grade: Ted. 12. 6th grade; Bethany. 6. 1st grade. MD. Univ. of Michigan 1946. Surgical training Henry Ford Hospital. Detroit. Michigan 1947-1952. Married 1951. Settled in Port Huron. Michigan 1952. Active duty USVR (Ledr) 1954-1956. In 4 man surgical group since 1953. Active in minor hockey program in Port Huron. Sports: golf, skiing skating, handball. Four oldest boys arc now attending Wayland Academy, Wisconsin. Wife, Mary, is partner in a ladies dress shop in Pontiac, Michigan and has been very active in building up the business for the last two years. All in good health with no serious problems. 17

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GEORGE FISHER BARR “Bud 53 Hutchinson Road. Walpole. Mass. Proprietor. Management and Communications Consultant WIFE: Betsy (Wheaton 1949). CHILDREN: Robert Alan, 20, Dartmouth. 73; Janet Larkin, 16, Walpole High. 72. The propitious timing (only) of WW2 spared me the probable embarrassment of being thrown out of college. Followed many other D men into the Mountain Troops (10th Mtn. Div.) in Colorado, and was then ordered to Washington because of German linguistics, and there joined a French group of the OSS. Stayed with the OSS until Nov. 1945, seeing Africa, Italy, Romania and a few other odd places. Back to college in March (?) 1946, finishing in 1948. Worked briefly for Gulf Oil, and then joined father in book manufacturing business. Married in 1949 after three year courtship and 1 year engagement. Too damned long!!—but worth the wait. Was General Manager at the Norwood Press until its demise, and then went to Plimpton Press for five years. Left it for job with large consulting firm, Andcrson-Nichols Co. in Boston, at which I was Asst, to Pres. Had extremely varied assignments with Andcrson-Nichols and the Anelcx Corp. with titles along the way of Division Manager, corporate Vice President, and President of the subsidiary company ... ANco Technical Service, Inc. Finally quit fighting the Southeast Expressway, and started own business in 1968. What timing! Currently consulting in advertising, marketing, public relations, and management problems ... including major franchise operations. Being a “yes man” the only way I can review is by giving a simple listing ... with the comment that my yes-ism is still going on. Am a registered and active AHA and NIHOA hockey referee. Director of a Barbershop chorus (Walpole Baystatesmcn), former Town Moderator. Church Vestryman, Board of Governors Walpole C.C., Republican Town Committee, former Director Red Cross, Town Finance Committee. Board of Governors Country Skating Club (USFSA), Board of Governors Walpole Footlightcrs (one of the nation’s oldest theatrical groups), Society of Technical Writers and Publishers. American Institute of Graphic Arts. Bookbuilders of Boston. I steadfastly maintain I am not a joiner! My greatest pleasure has been the active and enthusiastic support of my children's activities ... most of which have been sports orientated. This, of course, involves coaching, etc. What a way to stay young! Vacations spent camping, traveling, and boating. Objective; live another 47 years in order to be able to accomplish half of what I want to do. What a fabulous, vicarious, experience having a son at Dartmouth! He was chosen (elected) Soccer Captain for Pea Green. JOHN WILDER BALL (Deceased) WIFE: Phyllis Left college to enlist in the Navy, August 1942. WILLIAM NATHANIEL BANKS JR. “Bill Temple, New Hampshire Writer After leaving Dartmouth in 1943, I served in Italy, France and Germany with the 36th Infantry Division. When the war ended I entered Yale as a Junior, majoring in Drama; and I graduated, “with philosophical orations” in 1948. For most of the past 20 years Ncwnan, Georgia, has been home base; but for the past five years I’ve divided my time between Georgia and New Hampshire, where I have a house on the green in the village of Temple. In 1959, my play, SEASON OF CHOICE, was produced in New York, and in 1964 another play. The GLAD GIRLS, had a successful run in Atlanta. THE CURATE’S PLAY, which I wrote for St. George’s Episcopal Church in New York, has been published by The Dramatists Play Service; and every Christmas it’s performed by churches of various denominations across the country. I have enjoyed several productive sessions at the MacDowcll Colony, an artists' colony in Peterborough, N.H. of which I am now a director. I’ve been active in YMCA work in Georgia, and I am a niember of the Methodist Church of Grantvillc. Ga. The Monadnock Region of Southern New Hampshire, where I now spend much of my time, offers such diverse pleasures as skiing, hunting, outdoor and indoor tennis, gardening and concert-going (there is an annual chamber music festival), and I take enthusiastic though unskilled part in all these activities. 16

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 MAURICE W. BARUTH Maury 418 Frick Building, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania A Homey WIFE: Louise (Penn State) CHILDREN: Barbara. 14, 8th grade; Karen, II, 5th grade; Shari. 5. Served in the U.S. Army from 1943 through 1945 as a corporal. Spent two years overseas in the European Theatre with the First Army from D-Day until the end of the war. Attended Columbia Law School after my graduation from Dartmouth in 1947 and graduated from Columbia in 1950. Have been practicing law in Pittsburgh since 1951. Was Special Assistant Attorney in Pennsylvania from 1955 to 1963. Was Condemnation Attorney for the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh from 1963 to 1968. Am presently engaged in the private practice of law. I am a director of the Capitol Commodity Fund. Inc. Philadelphia Commodity Fund and Keystone Commodity Fund. I was State Commander of AM VETS in Pennsylvania in 1958-1959 and appointed a member of the Pennsylvania Veterans Commission in 1958 and 1959. I am presently Judge Advocate of the Federation of Veteran Societies in Allegheny County, and Vice President of the Squirrel Hill Board of Trade. I have been Treasurer and Vice President of the Dartmouth Club of Western Pennsylvania and at present am active in both enrollment and interviewing. WILLIAM COLCORD BATES Bill 1601 Los Alamos, SAV., Albuquerque, New Mexico President and Chairman of the Board—Bates Lumber Co., Inc. WIFE: Patricia L. Eslill (Gulf Park, Oklahoma Univ.) CHILDREN: William Jr.. 19; Patricia, 18. Ensign, U.S. Navy. President—Chairman—American Builders Association; Chairman of the Board. Fidelity National Bank. (Alumni Records) GRANVILLE AMES BEALS. JR. Gran 1521 Crowell Road, Vienna, Virginia Group Director, Management Consulting WIFE: Helen (Boston University 1952, George Washington Univ. 1967) CHILDREN: Patricia. 25; Wendy, 22, Boston Univ. 70; Deborah. 20, Rhode Island University, ’72; Elizabeth, 14; Penniman, 15, (stepdaughter); Pamela 10; Sarah, 9. Departed Dartmouth in May 43 for Navy flight training and made a career of it until retirement in July ’64. During this period had a variety of duties including Operational Flying. Flight Instruction, Recruiting, Carrier Duty and Staff billets. Ended up in the Communications business which paved the way for civilian life. Since retirement have lived Northwest of Washington. The first four years included seven trips to Southeast Asia and five to Europe in conjunction with Design of Naval Communication Systems Aboard Ship. Having thus visited about all the places on earth that were missed while in the Navy. Now working with Harbridge House Inc., traveling less and enjoying home and family more. This was brought about by an opportunity to participate in the development of a large scale information system centered in Washington. In 1969 founded MIDSTATE Realty Company of which I am still President and for two years prior to Navy retirement ran a Life Insurance Agency in Norfolk, Virginia. In February of this year became Chairman of the board of Pressure Systems Incorporated of Glens Falls, New York and after negotiating for it to become a subsidiary of the Sinclair Company of Holyoke, Mass., remain a Board Member and Administrative Vice President. 18