Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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RAYMOND WILLIAM ARLT 4559 Nueces Drive. Sania Barbara. California Financial Auk Administrator (Grams Program) University of California, Santa Barbara. WIl b: Catherine CHILDRLN: Daniel, 9; David, 8; Nancy. 7. Since graduating fnim Dartmouth my life has begun to fulllill the goals of per- sonal enrichmenl combined with a good business career. With my wife Kay, and our three adopted children, Danny, David and Nancy, we reside in beautiful Santa Barbara. Beachcombing along the Pacific and hiking through nearby Los Padres National Park occupv our leisure moments. I am employed by the Univ. of Calif as Financial Aids .Administrator of the (irant Programs (Educational Op- portunity Grant. Ci llege Opportunitv Grant. LC Grant and Law Knforcement) and have direct association with the Educational Opportunity Program for the economic, cultural and social disadvantage student. Needless to say. it is work of deep personal satisfaction. During the past 2 years I have assisted our UCSB stu- dents to build a medical clinic in Colonia San Martin, cardboard poverty province in Mexico. The clinic is now in operation, staffed by volunteer doctors and nurses, to provide proper medical services for Mexico families. Prior to my move to Santa Barbara four vears ago. I resided in the San Francisco area. Former business em- plovmcnt was with Singer Sewing Machine Co. a.s executive office auditor; and .Arrierican Optical Co. as regional credit manager for the six Northwestern slates. DALE L. ARMSTRONG 169 North Drive. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 15238 United Slates Steel Corporation- Manager of Sales- ' Pitishurgh District WIFE: Gloria S. . ' ' irmstrons (Green Mountain Jr. College) CHILDREN: Dale M.. 2l; Richard L.. 18: Clyde A.. II. 17. Member of Session-Fox Chapel Presbylerian Church Vice President Board of Directors- Harmarville Rehabilitation Center Member-Fox Chapel Golf Club-Pine N ' alley Golf Club-Duquesne Club-.AIle henv Club. R.A.YMOND FRANCIS ARMSTRONG B.S. 1945-Holv Cross. B.S. 1948-lndiana Univ. 920 Huckleberry Lane, Northbrook, Illmois 60062 Owner— A rnislrong Associates WIFE: Agnes (Fontbonne College) CHILDREN: Raymond F.. 2nd 6 Served in Nav 1941-46. GLENN R ARIHURS 536 Cedar .Avenue. Niagara Falls. New York t.D. CHILDREN: Glenn, 17; Laura, 15; Ross. 15. GRADUATE STUDIES: M.D. University of BufraIo- ' 47 University of Buffalo 47. Interned Bu ' tfalo General- ' 47- 48. Resident-Otola- rvngologv Bufl ' alo C ' leneral. Buffalo Children ' s Hospital. U.S. Navy-Private prac- tice- 1952. National Boards- Boards-Ololoarvngology, .American College of Sur- geons. Hobbies-golf, skiing, sailboat. Chief iif Staff Head of Division of Otolaryngology Mt. St. Mary s Hospital. .Attending Niagara Falls Memorial Medi- cal Center-Director Hearing and Speech Center-St. Mary ' s Hospital-N.F.

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T COLVUN ANDREWS. JR 7 Tapoan Road, Richmond. Virginia Principallv general insurance hul have active interest in local Honda Dealership: Link Driving Center WIFE: Barbara Jane (Norlhwestern) CHll DREN: Deborah Biddle, 19; T. Coleman 111. 17; Allen Scott. 13: Christopher. 10. CiRADUAIE STUDIES: Wharton School. Universit) of Pennsylvania Left Dartmouth 1948. 2 vears at Wharton .School. Married August 1950. Two vears with LSAF during Korean War. Two years of accountancy. Entered insur- ance business , pril 1954. Entered politics in 1959 as member of Virginia (ieneral .Assemblv. Retired voluntarily 1968. Managed Wallace campaign in 1968 in Vir- ginia. Helped organize and named first national chairman of .American Parly. Have enjoved gcxid health and fortune as a native and life long resident of Rich- mond a place of plain living and high thinking and all the doors hang on wel- come hinges . 1 ARl i; K. ANGSTADT ,1R Contentment Island Road. Darien. Connecticut President of The McCall Pattern Co. He are in the business ofinaniifactiinni; and marketing women ' s clothing patterns to the home sewing marketing in the U. S. and abroad. WIPE: Suzanne (Welleslev) CHILDREN: Katy. 18: Liz. 15. After graduating in Feb. 46 went to R. H. Macy Co.. New York. Stayed 6 vears. four a-s a buver. Moved to Young Rubicam Inc. as marketing executive in 1952. Spent two vears in San Francisco 55-57. returning to New York ollice as Nice President in 1957. Became Senior V.P. and Division Manager in 1960. Moved to .Abercrombie Fitch Co. as President in 1964 and moved to the McCall Pat- tern Co. as President in 1970. Primary hobbies have been skiing, sailing, com- petitive shooting and hunting. Have hunted in Western Ll.S.. Ala.ska. Eastern U.S.. Scotland. Busiiicss has taken me to Europe frequently, twice to Australia. Moved to present home on Long Island Sound last year, hope to buy small boat this year to spend more time in the water. r • ' x TONY GEORGE ANTHONY 178 Halwill Drive. Snyder. New York 14226 Vice President— S. M. Flickinger (wholesale grocers) WIFE: Elizabeth (Bradford Junior College) C HILDREN: Pamela, 16; David. 12. Served in Navy 1943-46. JOHN H APRILL Bo, 286 RD 1, Cape May Court House, New Jersey Insurance and Securities Uroker— self employed WIPE: Emily ( IIILDREN: C}len. 23: Roy. 19; Tim. 13: Gregg. 6 After graduation 1 worked for General Motors Corp.-Acct. Dept. in Bloomlield. N.J. Married my childhood sweetheart and went with G.L.F. Farmers Coop in l.akewood. N.J. transferred to Liberty. N.J. as l:gg Marketing Manager combining with and moving to Homesdale. Pa. We dealt in the wholesale market- ing of eggs on the N.Y. Mercantile E.xchange -transferred to operate new plan! in Vineland. N.J. Left G.L.F. in 1958 to work for Prudenti.il became Manager ,iih1 left in 1968 to become self employed to Broker Insurance and Securities. We are particularly proud of our 4t) acre homestead built in 1730 bs a Christopher Learn- ing an original settler and whaler from New England who settled in Cape May County. N.J. in a whalers supply town of {own Bank. N.J. 10

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JOHN S. ASI1B . JR. 4t)28 E. 62nd Street. Indiannapolis. Indiana Life insurance a enl willi the General American Life Insurance Company U 1:: Marjoric (Indiana Stale University) fllllDREN: Susan. 17; Martha. 13. Jiiined PR. Mallorv in June 1948 as sales rep. Left them in I95X lor an In- diannapolis meal packer in sales and merchandising. Went into the insurance field in l%2 and have been concentrating in the business and estate planning held. Past Deacon of the Northminster Presbyterian Church and Board Member of Optimists Club. Hobbies include ciimpetitive squash, coin collecting, tropical lish raising and showing and roaring at TV sport programs. Happily married with three Hi osier born gals in the home and a wise female cat that natches the fish while I ' m at work. Never attended a reunion, but figure 1 better make the 2. ' th since I ' ve lived so long. Wll IIAM VERNON ASHLF.V. II 301 East 69th Street. New York. New York 10021 Execuine-CBSTV WIIE: Diane (Jackson) CHILDREN: (by first marriage) Chase, 14; Catharme. 18. Served m the C ' oasi Artillery Corps. 1943 6. CHARLES MAYBURY ASHTON, III 125 Delview Drive. Wilmington. Delaware 19803 General Manager Vice President. Delaware Fastener Corp. WIFE: Chrisfine CHILDREN: Bruce M., 23; Charles C. 19. Served in the Navv 1942-46. EDWARD A. AH IX 101 Beverly Lane. Haltiesburg. Mississippi Orthopaedic Surgeon in private practice in Hattiesburs . .Mississippi WIFE: Sue (Tulane) CHII DRI:N: Skip. 17 GRADUA IE STUDIES: Johns Hopkins University. M.D. Alter finishing Hopkins Med School in 1948. entered internship and residency at Vanderbilt Universiiv. With outbreak of Korean War. entered U.S. .■Nrmx anil served on Orthopaedic Service at Ft. Campbell. Kentucky. In 1953 enlcred Ortho- paedic Surgery residency at University of Oregon. In 1956. joined the Stall ' at Och- sner Clinic and Faculty of Tulane University in New Orleans. In 1957. entered private practice here in Hatliesburg. Hobbies: raising quarter-horses and traveling. One son. Skip, soon to graduate at Cherry Lawn School in (oiinccHcul. 12