1945

Writing to Eliot Mover, President Kemeny had the following to say concerning his recent inauguration: "Thank you for your note of best wishes following the inauguration ceremony. It was a thrilling afternoon for me and for my family, of course, and I am especially glad to know that students, faculty and alumni shared with us some of the excitement and drama of the foment." Eliot, after attendiing the ceremony, had written both President Kemeny and President Dickey to extend the best wishes of the Class. Busy as usual, Eliot also reports seeing Bert Glovsky, FrankAldrich, and Cliff Jordan at the recent Alumni Fund agents meeting in Boston.

Earl Baldwin is seeking re-election in the Lexington, Mass., local government, having already served ten years. The source of information neglects to state to what office Earl aspires re-election. Earl is president of the Lexington Lumber Corporation and has four children.

The rest of this column writes itself, thanks to the following men who represent the group that keeps the secretary's task to a minimum.

From Denver, Phil Lewis writes: "I practice pediatrics in a three-man pediatric group. Also spend time at the Colorado U. Medical School where I am clinical assistant professor. I've been chief of pediatrics for the past two years at General Rose Hospital. We all (wife Sue and three children) ski and play tennis. We love Colorado and don't miss the East at all. Daughter Cathy plans to attend Dartmouth this summer."

Don DeB. Campbell offers the following: "Mimi and I had a delightful evening at Moose and Joan Rowan's recently. It was very '45-ish with Carl and Trudy Tourtellot present also. Ended the evening singing Dartmouth songs around the piano to get in tune for the 25th. I'm still playing piano with a 'big' band (shades of the Green Collegians) of fourteen pieces here in North Jersey and, believe it or not, we're still playing some of the identical arrangements I played almost 30 years ago in Hanover. No money involved in this — we just play for fun and do occasional benefits."

Larry Israel brings us up-to-date with: "We're still at our old address in Manhattan, up near the mayor's mansion and I'm still submitting daily to the subway ordeal to get down to work at the same place, Davids Specialties, Inc., of which I am a firm member. It appears Sally-Jean and I are not going to attend the 25th."

From Flint, Mich., Bob Clark writes "Just got back from skiing in Alta, Utah. Don't really have much news. Seem to keep busy practicing pediatrics and trying to raise the teenagers. The whole family does a lot of skiing and old Dad works on the ski patrol."

Craig Cain, talking of reunion time, writes "Am looking forward to the 25th. Since we have a son in the sophomore class, we have additional interest in what a fine job the College is continuing to do. It is my wife's 25th at Wellesley, and in addition we have a married daughter graduating from that school this spring. We are looking forward to New England in June. Have been in touch with Cam Cray in the Palo Alto area. He and his wife have children who are thinking about west coast schools. They seem to have a busy schedule ranging from skiing to summer activities all in the same week. We are trying to induce them both to come east for their respective reunions."

Knowlt Levenick writing from Madison, Wis., reports: "Would love to make the 25th, but just can't cut it - time and distance are not on my side. It is my hope that the 25th is real success for all '45'ers and I regret missing the opportunity that just can't come again."

Here and there.... Al Buchsbaum, still at Westover, Mass., AFB has been promoted to Lt. Colonel.... Ray Fontana, serving on the Massachusetts Governor's Council, is Currently making a bid for the GOP nomination for Lt. Governor.... Tom Beaumont, still in Germany with Young and Rubicam, has changed his base of operations to Frankfurt.

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