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Dartmouth football in 1967 remained a suspense-filled sport right down to the last seconds of the Princeton game, when the Bengals' persistent fourth quarter thrusts were thwarted and the Big Green miraculously moved back into Tiger territory to emerge on top via the field goal route just before the clock ran out. The 17-14 victory sent the Big Green's many rooters home in fine spirits, and offset the previous week's successful fourth quarter uprising by Cornell. '50's from far and near witnessed the Princeton epic; unofficially, Dixie Vaughan was the person with the most mileage between the stadium and home, which is Way-zata, Minn. Three weeks previous, Minne-sotans Bill and Ruth Frenzel were the unofficial class mileage-makers who were in the Yale stands when the backs - unfortunately the wrong ones - went tearing by.
Steve Pollak, who returned to the Justice Department in October as special assistant to Attorney General Ramsey Clark, after serving as special assistant at the White House for District of Columbia matters, has been appointed head of the Civil Rights Division, effective December 31. This undoubtedly is a great challenge for Steve, who replaces John M. Doar who served seven years in this nationally prominent position. Steve, who has been with the Justice Department off and on since 1961, now is at the very forefront of the Government's drive against racial discrimination.
Joe Medlicott's latest newsletter called for news about Bob Waterman, among others. Bob is much in evidence on the mid-western scene these days, according to a news item we've received, for in addition to being a prominent Davenport, lowa, attorney he is the current president of that city's Chamber of Commerce, an organization he has been associated with for several years. Bob also holds the presidency of the Tri-City Symphony Orchestra Association and serves on various committees in Bettendorf, where he, Catherine (Kit) and their five children (ages 2 to 12) live at 600 Riverview Terrace.
Dr. Phil Chapalis' Toms River, N. J., address of 533 Lakehurst Road, also reported last month, is supplemented by the information that he has opened an office in Silverton Professional Park in that community for the practice of ear, nose, and throat diseases.
In the insurance world, Bennett H. Shaver, CLU, has been appointed a vice president of Johnson & Higgins. Ben continues as senior consultant in the firm's employee benefit plan department. Ben commutes to Wall Street from 4 Heron Road, Middle-town, N. J., except on weekends when, time and weather permitting, he, Joy and their three youngshavers enjoy their favorite sport, sailing, on the nearby Shrewsbury River.
Another sailing enthusiast, who hopes to skipper a new Lightning in 1968, is DickMcSorley, who as per last month's notice, moved to 54D Brackett Place, Glover Landing (next to the Boston Yacht Club) in Marblehead, Mass. It isn't the best spot for one of Dick's wintertime favorites, iceboating, but certainly is strategically located for most other water activities. Dick is Northeast District Sales Manager, Food Packaging Products, of the Mobil Chemical Company's Plastics Division. . .
In the financial field, Dominick & Dominick has appointed Rick Miller a director and executive committee member of the firm; he has been a vice president for several years and is in charge of the investment department. With those credentials, you can rest assured that those class dues which you're mailing in to Rick now are being properly handled.
Lloyd R. Woodbury of Willard Grant Road Sudbury, Mass., has been awarded the professional designation of Chartered Financial Analyst. Lloyd is a vice president of the Putnam Management Company, Inc., Boston.
William D. Wallace reports that he has been associated with Calvin Bullock Ltd., with offices at 1 Wall Street, New York City, for about a year.
David C. Pittenger has joined Sutherland-Abbott, of Boston, as an account supervisor. Dave, formerly with BBD&O, also supervises a family of five in Duxbury, Mass.
William S. Stone continues with BBD&O as a copy supervisor in New York City. Bill, who also is a sports car enthusiast, has written "A Guide to American Sportscar Racing" for Doubleday. His wife, Erika, is a professional photographer who specializes in child photography and also has done covers for "Time" and record covers for Columbia. They have two sons, and reside at 160 East 48th Street, New York City.
Anthony S. Poltrack has been appointed treasurer of the C. R. Gibson Company, a "memory book" publishing firm m which he also serves as secretary and director of administration. He, Arlene and their two sons reside at 321 Chestnut Hill Road, Stamford, Conn.
Richard E. Sitzer has been appointed general manager of the Mead Corporation's technical papers division in South Lee, Mass. Dick. Joan and their four children (ages 5 to 12) live at Foothill Farm ill the Berk-shire community of Lenox.
Like most corporate executives, Dick travels extensively, but probably one of our most travelled classmates is Cdr. FranklinH. Barker, U.S.N, who took command of Navy Patrol Squadron 19 at Moffett Field ceremonies on November 22. VP 19's address is F.P.0., San Francisco, Calif.
Bruce Parker was host to '50's executive committee October meeting in Boston.(Standing, l to r) Gerry Sarno, Newc Eldredge, Phil See, Jim Moore, Dick Echikson,Bob Kilmarx, Bruce Parker. (Seated) Ed Tuck, John Dwyer, Joel Leavitt, RickMiller. Charlie Gardner and Sandy McCulloch attended but escaped the lens.
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