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Next month we expect to provide a complete report of the Executive Committee meeting held in Hanover on May 6. At least eight members of the Committee were expected to be present to discuss many points of interest to us all; our 1962 15th reunion, a new class directory, regional meetings for the fall of 1961, and the status of our current Alumni Fund Drive for 1961.

Friends of Jim Kelly will foe sorry to read of his untimely death in Iran when his plane crashed into a mountain during an April storm. A full account will appear in this or a subsequent issue.

There are presently five widows now listed in our active file for this class. They are: Mrs. D. Lindsey Beauschamp, Mrs. Thomas P. Hurst, Mrs. Gilbert H. Tricco, Mrs. Richmond VandenHeuvel, and Mrs. Charles Mougey. In the future, the wife of any deceased classmate, upon his death, will automatically be placed on the active list for a period of two years. If, during this time, a continued interest in the College is shown, she will remain on the active list. We hope in this way to strengthen the ties of the Dartmouth family with those widows who have expressed an interest in the College.

Seven Washington newsmen were among those honored in the 29th annual awards for distinguished service in journalism by Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalistic society. One of the men awarded a bronze medallion and plaque in Chicago on May 18 was Bernard Nossiter, Washington Post staff reporter, who received the citation for "distinguished service in the field of Washington correspondence."

Dr. Shelley Segal was recently engaged to Miss Harriet Ellen Feinberg of Riverdale, N. Y. She is a Wellesley College graduate and on the staff of "Show" magazine. Shelley studied at the University of Geneva Experimental Biology Institute, and received an M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in embryology and biochemistry at lowa State University in 1952. He is assistant medical director of the Population Council at Rockefeller Institute and a lecturer in the Columbia University zoology department.

Jim Cunningham continues his insurance career in Raleigh, N. C. Al Graves is a sales engineer with Master Builders Co. in New York City. Al was previously with Sika Chemical Corp. Sam Tassel was recently engaged to Miss Ruth Berkett in Swampscott. She has been teaching in the Boston School System while Sam is in the insurance business in Lynn, Mass., and is a director of the Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Peabody. They plan a June 4 wedding.

Burt and Marilyn Zuckernik are the proud parents of Robert Bruce, born April 17, their second son and third child. Roy and DorothyMurray have settled down in Indiatlantic, Fla., in a new house, with children Glenn. Wayne, Gail, and Mark. Roy is Director of Marketing for Radiation, Inc. Bill Enright writes to tell that since August 1954, he has been a law partner in the firm of Harelson. Enright, Von Kalinowski, and Levitt in San Diego, Calif. The majority of his work is in trial practice. Bill and Bette have a fine family of three children.

Jiggs Fuller was recently appointed an associate manager of the New York sales office of the Ladies' Home Journal. Formerly, Jiggs was a New York advertising sales representative for the magazine. Prior to joining the Journal, he was associated with Street and Smith Publications. He has also been on the sales staff of Boys life magazine. Bob MacKinnon is a prominent lawyer in his hometown of Kingston, N. Y. He was recently named chairman of the professional division of the executive team for the 1961 Ulster County Cancer Crusade. Bob is active in many civic affairs of the community.

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