2007 Call.qxd - Camp Mowglis

Jan Greven (‘80) with his wife Annie and
twins Nate and Will (Mowglis Den of 2021)
Dartmouth conferred an honorary Doctorate of
Humane Letters on W. Richard West, Jr. ('57),
Founding Director of the National Museum of
the American Indian. Rick has devoted his professional
life and much of his personal life to
working with American Indians on cultural,
educational, legal, and governmental issues.
As a practicing attorney, he served as general
counsel and special counsel to numerous tribes
and organizations and has represented clients
before federal, state and tribal courts, various
executive departments of the federal government
and Congress. He has served as chair of
the board for the American Association of
Museums, as member-at-large of the association's
board of directors, and as vice chair of the
board of directors. Rick currently is vice-chair of the American Association of
Museums/International Council of Museums, which represents the interests of American
institutions in the international museum community. He is married and has two adult
children.
Will Tomford's ('92) parents report that he was in Austria for the '06-'07 academic year teaching
English in a high school there.
While searching for a way to contact alumnus Richard Colton (‘57) we corresponded with his
sister Meg, who wrote: "I'm sure he'd be
Frank Hubbard
(‘66)
glad to hear from you folks. I still have a
wonderful photo of him taken on Crew
Day years and years ago just after the
Blue Team won the race. As an adoring
little sister, I loved crew day, and have
great memories of going to that beautiful
chapel in the woods with my parents,
walking down from the main road. "
Jan Greven ('80) writes: My bit of news is
that my wife Annie and I had two baby
boys over the holidays. Nathaniel Steele
Greven and William Stokes Greven (Den 2021) were born on
12/16/2006 and are home, happy, and growing quickly.
Please give my best regards to Bob and everyone, and I
hope you all had a very merry Christmas and happy New
Year. With warm regards, Phil (Jan) Greven
p.s. don't forget to note Nate and Will as Den 2021. It
makes me smile every time I write that!
Stan Jackson, Jr ('80) writes "I was amazed at how many names
I recognized while reading the fall 2006 issue of The
Mowglis Call -- from beginning to end! I don't remember
faces, and I highly doubt that I would recognize many (if
hardly any) of these people if I saw them. But reading their
names clicked in my memory! Strange but amazing."
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Refer a boy
to Mowglis!
Most of our new campers
are referred by alumni and
their families, who know
better than anyone what
characteristics make a boy
a good candidate for
Mowglis.
Even if your child-rearing
years are over, please keep
the camp in mind as you
move through your world. If
you know of a prospect family,
introduce the camp to
them, refer them to
www.Mowglis.org, and get
in touch with Director Bob
Bengtson.
If appropriate, we are
eager to travel to a candidate’s
home to meet with
his family.