1960
In looking over the correspondence this month we see that there are quite a few classmates either in Viet Nam or closely connected with the war. We received a copy of a most interesting letter from Art Hill who is a doctor with the service in Japan. What with the recent build-up Art has been putting in extra long hours caring for the wounded and also being a Registrar and Evac officer. Art and Dot have two young ones and all the Hills will be returning to the States in May, 1967.
Lew Cressler writes that he will miss reunion this year due to his presence south of the 17th. Marty Zipser was last reported to be practicing medicine aboard a U.S. destroyer off the Viet Nam Coast. CaptainBernard Doe is back in Saigon with the Army Intelligence and working on the staff at the Headquarters of the Military Assistance Commander. I'm sure there are several more stationed over that way, let us hear from you.
Here's a few items about some New Yorkers. Bob and Jane Postel are living in Manhattan, where Bob works for the law firm of Booth, Lipton & Lipton. Win Robinson is also working and living in New York —-where or for whom I don't know. I ran into Win on Sixth Avenue last December but can't for the life of me remember details of the conversation. It was one of those situations where we spotted each other coming about half a block away and neither of us was quite sure if it was an old classmate. He's lost a lot of weight and I've evidently done the opposite. Up the Hudson we see that Dr. Marty Weiss is stationed at West Point as the Army Flight Surgeon. Marty, his wife, and their two children will be moving out to Cleveland this May where he will start a neurosurgical residency at Western Reserve University Hospital. Over in New Jersey Al and Betsy Stowe have settled in Ridgewood. Al has joined the Alexander Summer Company as administrator.
Austin Mittler was one of three special attorneys who presented the Bobby Baker case to the Federal Grand Jury in the Djstrict of Columbia. Austin and Carole are living in Washington, D. C., where he is with the Criminal Division of the Depart ment of Justice under the Attorney General's honor recruitment program.
Ain Kivimae and family are now living in Gaza, Palestine. He is presently administrating the CARE program in the Gaza Strip This includes the distribution of food rations
to over 70,000 Palestinian refugees. If al| goes well the Kivimaes will be back for reunion. Dr. Dave Vaules is living in Vallejo Calif., at the San Francisco Bay Naval Shipyard. They have two young ones, Dave Jr., two and a half, and Susan, one year. Bill and Jane Gundy are living in Natick, Mass. while Bill is a marketing representative for IBM in Boston. Fred Marsh was recently appointed Zone Manager for Investments Diversified Services. He will be living in Denton, Md. Ed Berkowitz lives just up the road from Fred, in Edgewood Arsenal, Md. Ed received his Ph.D. in Nuclear Physics from the University of lowa in August 1965.
Al Stark is keeping busy out in New Jersey as a city attorney in Trenton and a practicing trial lawyer for his family's firm. Ray and Honey Dilworth had their first wee one last December, Timothy Gregg. Ray graduated from Boston University Medical School in June, 1965. Next year will be spent in the Navy. Lew Goodman was recently appointed assistant Vice-President of the Capital National Bank in Cleveland.
That's the chatter for this month. Send some news when you get a break in your routine. It will be appreciated.
Don't forget to send in your contribution to the Alumni Fund. The College is doing some exciting things and it needs our support. Also, make sure that you've sent in your reservations, etc., for that June 17-19 gathering. Wayne Givens tells me that plans are coming along very well. A big and good group will be on hand.
1960 Class ReunionHanover - June 16-19, 1966
Secretary, 1028 Dinsmore Rd. Winnetka, Ill. 60093
Class Agent, 6052 Castlebar Circle, Indianapolis 20, Ind.
