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John Shea reports from Cedar Rapids that he is a partner in the law firm of Shea, Mitchell & Jackson. He and Alice have five potential Hanoverites in their sons Kevin, 16, Gary, 13, Edward, 12, Robbie, 8, and Jonny, 4.

As previously reported, Hugh MacNamee was appointed assistant professor of Clinical Psychiatry at the Dartmouth Medical School, his specific responsibilities being the department of Child Psychiatry at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Mental Health Center. Hugh and Mimi and their three younger boys are enjoying life in Hanover, their oldest son being married and living in New York City.

Among the more unique entrepreneurs in our class is Louis Witzeman, president of Rural/Metropolitan Fire Protection Company, which is reported to be the largest privately owned fire department in the United States and the second largest in the world. Louis, who lives in Scottsdale, Ariz., says that the company provides fire protection for Scottsdale, Sun City, Youngtown, Cave Creek, Carefree, Paradise Valley and other suburban communities around Phoenix and Tucson. Perhaps some of the debt-ridden urban centers of the Northeast should look into Louis' operation!

Jim Orlando is engaged in the practice of law in West New York, N. J. He and Edith and their four children have lived in Ridgefield since 1961.

Frank Cole's son Frank III is an early decision candidate for the Class of '74. He also reports that the Coles' older daughter is a junior at Bucknell and that they are hopeful that Dartmouth will be co-educational by the time that their younger daughter is ready for college.

Larry Bartnick is the chief school officer at the Goshen (N.Y.) Central School, having assumed this position in 1962 after being principal of the Goshen High School. He is a member of the New York State Commission of Education Advisory Council, as well as a member of the board of directors of the State Council of School Administrators. Larry and Bobbie's oldest son, Bob, is a senior at University of Tennessee, daughter Kathy, a senior at the State University at Albany, and the two younger children, Lorrie and Tom, are at home attending their father's fine institution.

Miscellaneous news from here and there: Nort Virgien of Farmington, Conn., was recently elected a vice president of the Greater Hartford Board of Realtors; Dwight Montz was recently appointed controller of the First National Bank of Monroe, Mich., having previously been a partner in the certified public accounting firm of Richwine, Newton & Carlton; Leonard Schiff is merchandise manager of home furnishings for Gaylords National Corporation, in New York; StanWaterman was last reported working off the coast of South Africa with a whaling fleet, filming a feature for CBS; and Eugene Cafiero is vice president of Chrysler Corporation's South America Operations.

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