In Brief ...

DR. Jackson W. Wright '33, Assistant Professor of Medicine and a senior member of the Hitchcock Clinic, has been named Medical Director of the Dartmouth College Health Service and a member of the Council on Student Health. He succeeds Dr. Robert J. Vanderlinde who has held these posts for the past two and a half years.

The Medical Director's responsibilities, which Dr. Wright will carry in addition to his Medical School teaching and his practice with the Clinic, include the direction of Dick Hall's House, the College infirmary. The three-man Council on Student Health, which he joins, is concerned with all aspects of student health.

Dr. Wright took his M.D. degree at Harvard after receiving the Dartmouth diploma in medicine in 1934. He returned to Hanover in 1946 as a member of the Hitchcock Clinic staff. He is a specialist in internal medicine.

Raymond J. Buck Jr. '52 has been named Assistant Director of Development at the College, President Dickey announced last month. Mr. Buck, who has been Associate in the Office of Development for the past four years, will continue his responsibilities with the Alumni Fund, the Parents Fund, and the Alumni Club Scholarship Program, and will initiate new programs on a regional basis. He joined the staff in 1957 to work on the Capital Gifts Campaign and for two years was primarily assigned to the campaign's New York office. Since then his headquarters have been in the Alumni Fund Office in Hanover.

There being no class notes for the Class of 1801, we report here that the Department of the Navy has assigned the name Daniel Webster to the fleet ballistic missile submarine SSB(N) 626, which will be commissioned in January 1964. Dan, who went on to a distinguished career as lawyer, legislator, and statesman, is well remembered as the best speaker in the class.