Coincidentally, our three Dartmouth daughters, Penny ’77, Abby ’82 and Carolyn ’91, all had their five-year reunions this June. Penny enjoyed visiting with her classmate Edy Ullman, including a row on the Connecticut River where they had crewed, and discovered that both their fathers were class of ’48. Edy went to UC Berkley School of Law and then chose a career as a firefighter. Marty Ullman confirmed that she recently retired as battalion chief of the California Department of Forestry. Marty came to Dartmouth for one year in 1943-1944 under the Marine Corps V-12 program and was then commissioned at Quantico, Virginia. He spent a year in China with the 1st Marine Division before returning to Dartmouth in 1946. He received his A.B. in 1948 and M.B.A. from Tuck in 1949. He married Ann in Claremont, New Hampshire, while at Tuck. They had two children, Edith and Doug. Although living in California, Marty sustained his interest in Dartmouth through the years and they joined us for a number of mini-reunions. They enjoyed traveling until shortly before Ann passed away four years ago. He is counting on coming to our 65th next year.


The class of 1948 recently received an unexpected gift of $90,945 credited to our Dartmouth College Fund from the estate of Allen “Micky” E. McMichael, who died last year. Mickey was active in both class and College affairs.


I would much appreciate any news, current or historical. 


—Dave Kurr, 4281 Indian Field Road, Clinton, NY 1323; (315) 853-3582; djkurr@verizon.net