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Musings Unlimited The 50th Reunion Book of the Dartmouth College Class of 1960 Fifty years in the making Musings Unlimited The 50th Reunion Book of the Dartmouth College Class of 1960 Fifty years in the making Editor: John M. Mitchell ©2010 Reunion Book production by David L. Prentice ’69 Publisher of Reunion Books for Dartmouth 1950, 1951, 1952, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, and 1985 Malin’s Point 123 Tapp Road Sheenboro, Quebec J0X 2Z0 Canada (819) 689-2865 «[email protected]» «[email protected]» Produced on Macintosh computers Printed in Canada on recycled paper Cover: Nathaniel Currier, 1813-1888. Title: Dartmouth College, Imprint New York (ca. 1835) Description: Lithograph (hand col.) 20.8 x 32.3 cm Note: Depicted are President Wheelock’s house, and Wentworth, Dartmouth, and Thornton Halls. President Wheelock’s house is pictured as north of Dartmouth Row instead of south. Outside back cover photo by David L. Prentice ’69 Dartmouth Row after Dartmouth Hall burned in 1904, with Middle Fayerweather in background Table of Contents Dedication 4 Presentation of the Class 5 The Still North Remembers Them 6-7 The Class of 1960 8 Then and Now, by Axel L. Grabowsky ’60 289 Great Issues 308 1960 Scholars: The Class of 1960 Makes a Difference 309 Class of 1960 Officers and Historical Awards 321 Geographical List of the Class of 1960 322 Names of contributors to Musings Unlimited 330 The Smoke Signal 331 Photographs 332 Dartmouth Undying 335 50TH REUNION BOOK 2010 3 1960 MUSINGS UNLIMITED Dedication For the thousands of military Dartmouth graduates who served, fought, and died for our freedom. Thank you. 1960 MUSINGS UNLIMITED 4 DARTMOUTH CLASS OF 1960 Presentation of the Class In a book of this length, edited by an amateur, there are bound to be some errata; for which I am It is my pleasure and honor to present to you the solely responsible. If you find one, cherish it, but Class of 1960, ripped from the pages of the 1960 don’t bother to tell me of it because as my platoon Green Book, annotated by several hundred surviv- sergeant explained when something went wrong in ing members, inclusive of Green Book photos of Basic Training, “I could care less.” (Explaining to those who didn’t live until the publication date, him why this locution made no sense was futile.) and overlooked by those who, for what ever reason, Here you will also find a wealth of information did not have the time or inclination to respond to about our Dartmouth and today’s College. I then The Wolf Wind Wailing at the Door-ways. offer a glimpse of the good your money has done Alas, this is likely our last effort to Muse about our to aid men and women, who could not otherwise varied life experiences and, goodness, they are var- afford today’s tuition, through our Class’s scholar- ied. Yet no one who wrote an essay denied that ship program. A list of those who served the class his Dartmouth experience did not affect him loyally and diligently is included too. A gazetteer deeply. We were lucky guys in the right place at the showing where, around the girdled Earth, we all right time. reside rounds out the book. I especially want to thank David Prentice ’69 for Sadly, nearly as many of us have died in the last ten his firm but gentle guidance in preparing this years as had left us during the first forty years we Yearbook. Contributors also include Axel Grabowski, were away from Hanover. All of those are presented Bob Kenerson, Spencer Morgan, Dennis Goodman here with a black bar over their names to get your and a host of other ’60s. I also want to thank Pat attention. Some have obituaries when they could Cope of Dartmouth Photo records in Rauner, who be found; others are memorialized only by a date. provided nearly instant service in bolstering the None are forgotten. publisher’s supply of Dartmouth College photo- All of the Green Book photos are here, and regret- graphs; Dee Dee Roy-Deyo in Blunt, who gracious- tably some, representing those who have chosen ly provided databases that were the foundation for not to participate with us much any more, are this book; Joe Mehling ’69, Dartmouth College unadorned. Photographer, who provided some photos in the book, and Tony Furnary ’80, for his classic beer Thanks for the memories. pong photo. John M. Mitchell 50TH REUNION BOOK 2010 5 1960 MUSINGS UNLIMITED The Still North remembers them, The hill winds know their name, And the granite of New Hampshire Keeps the record of their fame. The Still North Remembers Them Robert M. Akin June 20, 1997 Conrad C. Born July 17, 2007 Martin F. Andie March 25, 2005 Richard A. Bossee 1985 John W. Appleford October 6, 2009 Harry Bruckner, Jr. October 2, 1998 Richard M. Aronsohn July 31, 1996 Alex Bruscino Jr. September 16, 2000 Lyman C. Bacon September 13, 1986 Simeon T. Cantril March 5, 2003 Saul W. Baernstein May 11, 1972 Francis A. Carmichael May 1, 1975 Thomas C. Beadel August 29, 2004 Dennis L. Cherlin February 2, 1968 Roger K. Bentley II May 16, 2007 Peter L. Chillag July 15, 2004 Paul H. Boeker March 29, 2003 Daniel C. Cilo July 28, 1997 Samuel W. Bowlby October 5, 2009 Robert D. Clark June 29, 2006 THE JOURNEY CONTINUES 6 DARTMOUTH CLASS OF 1958 Craig R. Cornell August 28, 1963 William J. Mattson June 25, 2001 Samuel T. deCamp February 13, 2009 L. Herbert Maurer September 13, 2009 Ronald B. deNeuf May 19, 1986 Thomas R. McBurney March 31, 2009 Harvey E. Duchin July 17, 2007 Alex B. McGinnis October 26, 2002 Peter A. Egan July 21, 2006 D. Christie McLellan July 22, 2009 Jay O. Emery March 26, 2005 Robert H. McManus January 21, 2007 David A. Farfan November 29, 1993 Michael G. Menaker December 10, 1967 Jessee E. Fate III April 11, 1980 Richard M. Mobley December 3, 1996 Gregory R. Fellows October 30, 1992 Seth R. Moger September 12, 1981 Ellwood M. Fisher May 20, 2001 Roy F. Monson May 1, 1993 Michael K. Fitzgerald May 6, 2009 David S. Mosteller October 22, 2005 Bruce A. Flashner July 25, 1994 Reynolds E. Moulton Jr. March 5, 2006 James W. French April 12, 2008 Ned B. Nabers March 13, 1984 Samuel H. French June 26, 1994 Andrew H. Nighswander August 10, 2009 Lawrence J. Gazley November 6, 2002 Errol K. Paine October 13, 1979 David L. Gosnell December 21, 2007 Ned G. Patrick November 17, 1964 James V. Graham May 4, 2006 Robert A. Peck July 27, 1992 Thomas E. Green July 31, 2008 Wilder G. Penfield April 1, 1976 Neil J. Grey May 18, 2007 Robert L. Posnak October 27, 1994 Fernando M. Guerrero February 28, 2006 Robert I. Postel March 6, 1999 Kevin C. Haggerty November 1, 1979 Andrew J. Purdy August 14, 1977 Edmund R. Hanauer August 10, 2006 Peter W. Ralph October 24, 1983 William B. Harlow December 12, 1957 Kenneth I. Reich June 30, 2008 Barry N. Hawkins May 29, 1966 Martin L. Reich January 5, 1987 William A. Hibbs May 20, 1998 Richard L. Reynolds June 24, 1986 Robert L. Hill September 11, 2007 Jon N. Richardson April 15, 2008 Charles N. Holkins June 1, 2000 Peter Robohm February 28, 2008 Gordon C. Holterman August 13, 1985 C. Weston Roodhouse Jr. July 24, 2002 Albert A. Holzscheiter July 11, 1973 Edmund A. Rosenthal September 27, 1972 Douglas A. Horsburgh September 13, 1962 Stephen D. Rubin October 31, 1991 John R. Hoyne May 20, 1993 Richard G. Rundle May 30, 2004 David S. Hull December 5, 1998 John E. Saterburg June 25, 1988 Mart H. Humphrey August 16, 1982 Alan H. Schnitzer January 31, 1962 Roderick T. Isaacson March 3, 1974 Leonard W. Schmitz September 27, 1999 Jerome R. Jackson March 30, 1982 Joel L. Sewell September 12, 1989 Gregor Johnson December 7, 2009 Jay G. Sigmund March 31, 1999 James D. Johnson November 30, 2000 Wilburn L. Sims October 24, 1989 James D. Jones August 27, 1995 A. James Sniderman June 5, 1997 Monte A. Kasuske March 8, 1958 George J. Stambolian December 22, 1991 Alexander C. Lampee March 4, 1970 Edmund P. Starzyk June 20, 1964 Thomas L. Lanier Jr. August 20, 1983 William W. Storm Jr. September 21, 1980 David E. Lee November 8, 2000 Bruce L. Thornton September 9, 1994 David B. Ligon April 4, 2008 Thomas G. Troyer March 13, 1993 Sheldon A. Lippe July 29, 1992 Marshall E. Tulloch October 16, 2000 John C. Litchfield November 19, 1982 Alden E. VanBuskirk December 11, 1961 David J. Loomis October 2, 1995 Steven W. Vaughn April 7, 1960 Martin A. Lower December 16, 2009 Alexander C. von Summer July 4, 1997 Thomas J. Machura June 12, 2009 William W. Watson March 27, 2004 Gordon G. MacVean March 16, 2008 Dudley J. Weider February 18, 2005 Fred C. Marsh II November 10, 2004 Henry W. Weiss November 3, 1991 George F. Mathews February 21, 1965 Donald M. Weitzman October 31, 2003 50TH REUNION BOOK 2008 7 THE JOURNEY CONTINUES The Class of 1960 Arthur G. Aaronson William N. Adel Art 1 Marlborough Street, Suite 2, Boston, MA 02116, (617) 437-0530 Spouse: Maria Aaronson Fred A. Abbe James R. Adler PO Box 810, Cataumet, Jim MA 02534, (508) 563-5935, 253 Main St. (POB 1653), «[email protected]» Norwich, VT 05055, Spouse: Susan R.
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    Updated as of 2/25/14 - Dates, Times and Locations are Subject to Change For more information or to confirm a specific local competition, please contact the Local Competition Host B/G = Boys Baseball and Girls Softball Divisions Offered G = Only Girls Softball Division Offered B = Only Boys Baseball Division Offered State State City Zip Boys/Girls Local Host Phone Email Date Time Location Alaska AK Anchorage 99502 G Alaska ASA (907) 227-7558 [email protected] TBD TBD TBD AK Eielson AFB 99702 B/G Eielson Youth Programs (907) 377-1069 [email protected] TBD TBD Eielson AFB Youth Fields AK Elmendorf AFB 99506 B/G 3 SVS/SVYY - Youth Center/B&GC (907) 552-2266 [email protected] 17-May 10:00am AMC Little League Complex AK Homer 99603 B/G Homer Little League (907) 235-6659 [email protected] 17-May 12:00pm Karen Hornaday Field AK Nikiski 99635 B/G NPRSA (907) 776-6416 [email protected] 31-May 1:00pm NPRSA Alabama AL Alabaster 35007 B/G Alabaster Parks & Recreation (205) 664-6840 [email protected] 22-Mar TBD Veterans Park AL Birmingham 35211 B/G Piper Davis Youth Baseball League (205) 616-3309 [email protected] 29-Mar 9:30am Lowery Park West End AL Demopolis 36732 B/G Synergy Sports Training LLC (334) 289-2255 [email protected] TBD TBD Synergy Sports Field 1 AL Dothan 36302 G Dothan Leisure Services (334) 615-3730 [email protected] TBD TBD Doug Tew Park AL Dothan 36302 B Dothan Leisure Services/Dothan American (334) 615-3730 [email protected] TBD TBD Doug Tew Park AL Dothan 36302 B Dothan