1967

Michael Wolff, and wife Pat, arrived on our doorstep in early December. Mike, who graduated from the University of Minnesota Law School last June, is clerking for a Federal judge in Minneapolis while Pat is completing her third year at the University's medical school. The trip to NYC was ostensibly for a law firm interview for Mike but we'd rather think that it was for a '67 mini-reunion.

Also visiting on East 34th Street that weekend were Pete Golenbock, who completed New York University Law School last June and is now working for a NYC real estate firm while he sets up his own business, and Douglas Vukcevic, who is working as a methods analyst in a securities movement project at Bankers Trust Co.

A postcard from Carol, wife of SteveLanda, brought the following news. Miss Genevieve Anne Landa made her debut on Oct. 25, 1970. Her father is District Head Salesman for case foods in the NY office of Procter & Gamble Co.

Daniel Gould and wife Fran are becoming world travelers of a sort. September through November were spent in Rochester, Minn., where Dan studied endocrinology at the Mayo Clinic on his fourth-year medical school elective period. Then back to Philadelphia for a while, from where he wrote, before heading off to Europe for a month with plans to spend New Year's Eve skiing in the French Alps. The Goulds hope to move to NYC in July for Dan's internship.

The ILO Engine Division of Rockwell Manufacturing Company has established a North American engineering department in Pittsburgh and William Boddie will be the manager of the new department. With Rockwell since 1969, Will had been research coordinator for Rockwell's central research program from March to October 1970 when he got his new appointment.

John Schumacher and Patricia Ware (University of New Hampshire and Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital School of Medical Technology) have become engaged. John recently returned from Vietnam where he was a first lieutenant with the 101st Air Mobile Division and the sth Special Forces Group.

Also newly engaged are Douglas Smith and Joan Buttrick Hosmer (Connecticut College and Cornell University Nursing School '71). Douglas is serving in the Coast Guard, stationed at Ft. Tilden, N. Y. and plans to attend Northeastern University School of Law.

We heard via the "grapevine" that DickClapp is working for the New York City Health and Hospitals Corp.

The following information comes from Doug Darby's (our Newsletter Editor) last mailing. If anyone has anything to add, please let us know.

Stuart Belkin's daughter Nicole will be a year old on February 3, 1971. Stu claims that she "... luckily inherited ..." his wife Wendy's looks and not his.

Baltimore is home for Thomas Brudenell, wife Leslie and daughter Tina while he studies Spanish at Johns Hopkins University graduate school.

After having spent a year at Oxford, Stuart Campion has been teaching at IS 201 in Harlem.

Don Garni got his MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business in June '69 and then began working for International Paper Co. in NYC where he is now a marketing planning associate with the Corporate Marketing Planning Division.

William L. Lee '69 is greeted by Mr. Anthony Royle, Britain's Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and his wife at Octoberreception in London for Marshall Scholars. Bill, a magna cum laude graduate fromAmarillo, Texas, is studying at Oxford University under the two-year scholarship,as is Richard L. Buck '69 who also received a Marshall Fellowship in his senior year.

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