Tuck School

As this article is written we are now concluding the most successful placement season ever seen at Tuck School. Interest on the part of corporations in our students has been extremely high and of course we are most gratified with this interest. Roughly, 200 companies visited Tuck this year and approximately 300 interview schedules were posted. It is, of course, too early to report on the number of job offers, employment opportunities accepted, etc., but the interviewers' comments regarding our second-year students have been most encouraging.

Some of you have expressed interest in the research activities of the Tuck faculty. We now have available copies of the faculty's research activities report for 1966. We would be happy to send you copies on request. The report not only lists activities completed in 1966 but also research. Projects begun in 1966 and still in progress.

We have had several letters from Professor Chuck Mayer, now in England, and Professor Len Morrissey, teaching at IMEDE in Switzerland. Both men are thoroughly enjoying their stays abroad. Apparently their public relations efforts for Tuck School have not gone unnoticed as we have received many applications from students from both countries.

Professor Fred Webster recently received a lengthy letter from Douglas Mac Donald T'66. Doug tells us that he has recently become engaged to Ginny Green, a girl whom he dated during his second year at Tuck. He recently had dinner in Philadelphia with Gary Rossell and Marc Passot, both Tuck '66. Gary is with Rhom and Haas and Marc with Gulf. Marc plans to return to France to work in Gulf's International Division after his training in orientation program is completed some time this summer. Doug further notes that John Raney T'66 is doing quite well at the lowa Law School. In addition to studying apparently John has become engaged and is playing a good deal of rugby. Jay Hartmann T'66 is presently going through OCS and Doug reports that he seems to like it.

News from other alumni: - Robert N. Andrews T'58 has been appointed to a new position in the Public Information and Advertising Department of The Phoenix of Hartford Insurance Company. He will be director of public information and continue as staff level recruitment officer. Beujamin F. Stacey T'30, vice president in charge of the business research department of the First National Bank of Boston and Editor of The New England Letter, was the guest speaker at the January Membership Luncheon of the TAAC. His subject was "The Economic Outlook for 1967." The Paul Revere Life Insurance Company has recently named two Tuck graduates vice presidents - Clinton A.Reynolds T'42 was named Vice President and Assistant Treasurer and Assistant Secretary. James V. Graham T'61, was named Second Vice President-Personnel.

Paul G. Hickey T'52 was recently elected Assistant Vice President of Irving Trust. Pfizer Laboratories has appointed EdwardBessey T'61 Product Manager. In his new position Ed will be responsible for marketing planning for products including Diabinese, an oral antidiabetic agent, Daricon, an anticholinergic agent, Bonine, an antinausea product, and Tyzine, a nasal decongestant. Donald F. Chambless T'53, Vice President of Schulze and Burch Biscuit Company, has been elected President of the Central Manufacturing District Club of Chicago. Donald F. MacLeod T'53 has joined Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Company as Mutual Fund Sales Manager. He was Vice President of Sales for Lee Higginson Corp. E. A. Eisenfeld T'52 has assumed the responsibilities of Production Control Superintendent at the Totowa Plant of Gulf Plastic Products Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Gulf Oil Corporation. He will be responsible for all activities related to production scheduling, order processing, inventory control, warehousing and shipping.