General Managers of Dartmouth Broadcasting

 

Note: Dartmouth Broadcasting has been run by a student “directorate” of four to ten members, appointed by their predecessors. I hope to assemble a list of all directorate members over the years, with an indication of the careers they later pursued. Such a list has never existed, and records at the station are quite sketchy for some periods. If you were a member of the station and can add to this list your input is welcome. Following are the General Managers as I currently have them.

Directorate #:

1. 1941-42: William Mitchel, Jr. ’42 (d. 6/12/03) – public relations (Ford).
2. 1942: John Shaw ’43 (d. 3/14/92) – sales, textile industry.
3. 1942-43: William R. Davies ’44 (d. 2/9/10) – radio-TV broadcasting, non-profit fundraising.
4. 1946: Robert Varney ’43 (d. 5/19/82) – public relations (Sperry Rand, Honeywell).
5. 1946-47: George Barr ’45 (d. 12/26/98) – publishing, marketing.
6. 1947-48: Robert Shade ’46 (d. 2/13/75) – insurance executive.
7. 1948-49: Emil “Bud” Popke ‘49
8. 1949-50: Dick Hollands ’50 (co-manager)
Robert Sisk ’50 (co-manager, d. 8/8/04) – chairman, law firm.
9. 1950-51: John A. Gambling ’51 (d. 1/8/04) – New York radio personality.
10. 1951-52: William H. Terry ’51
11. 1952-53: Kent C. Robinson ’53 (d. 6/30/03) – Apparel industry (Chairman, Buster Brown).
12. 1953-54: Peter E. Roos ‘54
13. 1954-55: Peter von S. Stevens ‘55 – finance; analyst, writer, money manager.
14. 1955-56: John K. Van de Kamp ’56 – California attorney general, candidate for governor.
15. 1956-57: Frank A. Sauter ’57 (d. 12/6/94) – advertising writer.
16. 1957-58: Richard M. Harris ’58 – business productivity consultant.
17. 1958-59: Ronald F. Kehoe ’59 – attorney, assistant attorney general (Mass.)
18. 1959-60: Allan W. Cameron ’60 – information technology.
19. 1960-61: George R. Whitehead ’61 – engineering, financial planning.
20. 1961-62: George “Ted” Mascott ’62 – marketing executive (Merck), environmentalism.
21. 1962-63: Sturges D. Dorrance ’63 – television station management, consulting.
22. 1963-64: Alan R. McKee ’64 – foreign service, U.S. ambassador to Swaziland.
23. 1964-65: Robert L. Hartford ’65 – manufacturing, president.
24. 1965-66: Allan A. Ryan Jr. ’66 – attorney, intellectual property officer (Harvard).
25. 1966-67: Owen G. Leach III ’67 – broadcasting, research consultant.
26. 1967-68: John R. Hopke Jr. ’68 – radio.
27. 1968-69: Jeffrey S. Kelley ’69 – public relations (DuPont, U.S. government).
28. 1969-70: Paul Gambaccini ’70 (Chairman) – BBC radio personality, author.
Stuart G. Zuckerman ’70 (President) – public television executive.
29. 1970-71: John H. Marshall ’71 – attorney.
30. 1971-72: William D. Downall ’72 – journalist, IT consultant, author of IT books.
31. 1972-73: Alfred “Fred” Frawley ’73 – attorney.
32. 1973-74: Carter H. Yates ’74 – marketing.
33. 1974-75: David E. Hunt ’75 – attorney.
34. 1975-76: Christopher C. Davidson ’76 – CBS-TV programming executive.
35. 1976-77: Richard W. Mark ’77 – attorney, business litigation.
36. 1977-78: Jordan M. Roderick ’78 – wireless executive, president (AT&T, Cingular).
37. 1978-79: John C. Bussey ’79 – journalist, author (Wall Street Journal bureau chief).
38. 1979: Joseph R. Mannes ’80 – corporate finance, investment management.
39. 1980: Jeffrey M. Zimmerman ’81 – attorney, radio-television (Time-Warner).
40. 1981: Mark J. Belmonte ’82 – government, system network analyst.
41. 1982: Jeffrey D. Shapiro ’83 – radio station group owner.
42. 1983: Daniel L. Daniels ’84 – attorney, finance, estate planning
43. 1984: Kathleen “Katie” Mulligan ’85 – school administrator.
44. 1985: William B. Furlong Jr. ’86 – information technology, CEO.
David S. Wachen ’87 (fall ’85) – attorney, media litigation.
45. 1986: David S. Wachen ‘87
George E. Bingham ’87 (spring ’86) – banking, real estate.
46. 1987: Andrew J. Shapiro ’88 – communications, mobile media.
47. 1987-88: Seth M. Skolnik ’89 – digital media, administration, marketing.
48. 1988-89: Seth A. Rosenblatt ’89 – technology, marketing.
Robert L. Striker ’88 (spring ’88) – attorney.
49. 1989-90: Tim Reynolds ’91 – broadcasting, interactive media.
50. 1990-91: Neel Chatterjee ’91 – attorney, intellectual property, technology.
51. 1991-92: Beth Krakower ’93 – entertainment promotion, publicity.
52. 1992-93: Sally A. Huntoon (Vitali) ’93 – physician.
Barry Cole ’93? (summer ’92) – music supervisor.
53. 1993-94: Amy Ertel ’94 – homemaker.
Brian K. Sward ’95 (summer ’93) – engineering, physical scientist.
54. 1994-95: Philip S. Augur ’95 – insurance executive.
John M. Strayer ’96 (summer ’94) – attorney, public defender.
55. 1995-96: April K. Whitescarver ’96 – attorney.
Henry R. “Hank” Broaddus ’97 (summer ’95) – dean of admissions (College of William & Mary).
56. 1996-97: Vivian J. Lee ’97 – marketing, interactive media.
Michael C. “Mike” Henry ’98 (summer ’96) – sales (Google).
57. 1997-98: Brent W. Laffoon ’98 – writer.
Chadd Kline ’99 (spring ’97)
Dhruv Prasad ’99 (summer ’97) – finance, radio group management.
58. 1998-99: Jonathan H. Flynn ’00 – attorney.
Brent W. Laffoon ’98 (spring ’98)
59. 1999-00: Sean N. Byrnes ’00 – information technology, CTO.
Abigail B. Nova ’01 (summer ’99) – publishing, public relations.
60. 2000-01: Dan S. King ’02 – educator, high school teacher.
61. 2001-02: Dan S. King ’02 (spring ’01)
Mike F. O’Donnell ’02 – educator, associate dean.
62. 2002-03: Eric S. McDonald ’04 – radio station program director.
63. 2003-04: Kerrin B. Egalka ’04 – mixologist, graduate student, art.
64. 2004-05: Noah Kekane Yuen ‘05
65. 2005-06: Nikhil V. Gore ’06 – graduate student, law.
66. 2006-07: Susannah Thompson ’08 (spring, summer ’06)– graduate student.
Deborah Wassel ’07 (fall ‘06, winter ‘07) – attorney, criminal law.
67. 2007-08: Susannah Thompson ‘08
68. 2008-09: Pavel Sotskov ‘09 – professional skiier.
69. 2009-10: Schuyler “Sketch” Evans ‘10 – TV production.
70. 2010-11: Madison Rezaei ’12 (spring ’10)
Shirine Sajjadi ’11 (summer ’10)
Charles “Tony” Quincy ’11 (fall ‘10)
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