1966

Neil Robertson burned his draft card on October 16 at the Arlington Street Church in Cambridge, Mass. Neil Robertson is a member of the New England Resistance, whose ideal, he states in a Boston Globe article of November 15, "is to break down the system, to have so many people turn in their draft cards that the draft won't function."

"I believe I'm a patriot," Neil says. "We love our country, but we can't stand to see it in this unjust war. ... I'm not willing to go to jail ... but I'm prepared." That's what one Sixty-six has been doing. Other classmates, concerned with the same problems, have chosen alternative courses of action.

Don "Skip" Pease, an active leader in the anti-war movement before his graduation from Dartmouth in December, has made plans to attend theological school before pursuing community development work in Latin America. Last June Skip married the former Carol-Anne Riis.

Catching up on marriages from the past year we are pleased to report that Jim Shortridge, a doctoral student in geography at Kansas University, married University of Wisconsin graduate Barbara Gimla in Janesville, Wis., on August 12.

On August 19 Jim Dorr and Nancy O'Brien, a 1966 University of Iowa alumna, went to the altar. Jim is at Northwestern Law. Jim Oathout and Bob Schwiesow both chose August 26 to tie the knot. Jim, a second year student at BU Law, married 1967 Colby Junior graduate Polly De Witt, with Jim Pool serving as usher. Bob and the associate director of the University of Washington YWCA, Anne E. Harvey, joined forces. Bob is at the university's law school and Anne has an M.A. from Stanford.

Chris Coombs, a second year Tuck tycoon, married Ann Lindsey in late August. While pursuing a master's degree in film broadcasting at Stanford Jeff Stein added Connie Harris to his list of assets on September 18. Dong Rosenberg and Gordie Leversee ushered at Al Nadler's September 24 wedding to Skidmore's Judy Black.

On November 4 Dick Friedman and Dina Jane Peterson were married in Manson, Wash. Dick is now attending Stanford Business School and Dina graduated from Mills College in Oakland. On November 23 in Swampscott, Mass., University of Virginia Law student Joe Allen and Virginia Tague Grimes exchanged vows. Virginia graduated from Smith and is a candidate for a master's degree at Duke.

Eric Hess, who graduated from New York University after leaving Dartmouth and recently completed six months' active Army duty, married Jane Lee Reed, an alumna of the Harding School in Charlotte, in early December in New York.

A large contingent of '66's, including ushers Doug Scarff, Tim O'Keefe, and BobSpence witnessed the marriage of Bob Serenbetz to his Wilton, Conn., neighbor Karen Jackson on December 30 in Wilton. After a Puerto Rico honeymoon the couple returned one hour before Bob's exams here at HBS. Karen is working with the Cambridge Visiting Nurse Association.

Sixty-six production seems to be accelerating. Keith Henderson, Rutgers Law, is the father of a 13-pound boy, Charles Keith Jr., and Wayne and Kathy LoCurto, second year Tuck, had a daughter, Jeanne, in mid- June. Larry Haas and his wife, the former Betsy McGuire, hit the twin double first time out, with Larry Jr. and Janet G. arriving September 29. Larry is in graduate school at the University of Rhode Island, learning how to support those new arrivals.

Yale Divinity scholar Gary Miller and Marilyn Barnes, a graduate of Cornell and Penn and a classmate at Yale, have announced their engagement. From the University of Washington Larry Goss (Ph.D. in geography) and Sharon Ripp, Wisconsin '66 and English master's, plan a merger.

Also scheduled for church dates in June are Jim Byers, at Ohio State Med School, and Donna Aher, working for her M.A. in Accounting at OSU, and Richard Alderman, Penn Law, and recent Syracuse University grad, Maxene Lustig.

Budge Gere is also making plans. Anne Ruggles, from Colby Junior with a master's from Colgate, now an English teacher in Princeton, N. J., and Budge, at Princeton Theological Seminary, are thinking of June.

Rick Worland and Susan Crowell Ballad tyne plan to marry in March. Rick is at the University of Rochester Med School and Susan recently earned her B.S. in Nursing from Rochester.

Pvt. Gregory Audette '67 completedArmy basic training by winning theAmerican Spirit Honor Medal, presentedby Ft. Benning's commander, Col. H. E.Wolff.

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