1952

Skiers are blessed in the New England area and the fanatical Boston Bruin fans are living high on the efforts of the Bobby Orr group. Yours truly has been contacted by many and numerous times by those wanting precious tickets to the edifice known to all as the Boston Gardens—no way!!!

In other words, group, the winter season in New England is a success. I will not mention the records of our green teams at this time—maybe next year. We have a wheel in the Pentagon, Commander TedFellows. Ted will be an aid to Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee and Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, respectively. Ted transferred to the Naval Academy from the "Green" in 1953. He has had two combat tours to Southeast Asia and has been decorated by the United States and South Vietnamese governments. Ted, his charming wife, and two lovely children live in Washington, D.C. It's real nice to know the boats are in capable hands, Ted.

Our Master of the Slats, Jim Branch, is president of Sno-Engineering, Inc., of Franconia, N.H., and Evergreen, Colo. Sno-engineering is a nationally prominent ski resort consulting firm with clients throughout United States, Canada, and Mexico. Sno-engineering has been retained to coordinate a complete review of sites for the 1976 Olympic Winter Games which have been awarded to Denver by the International Olympic Committee. Jim now resides in Franconia, N.H., with his wife and children after having spent seven years in the planning and development of Mt. Alyeska, Alaska, the 49th state's largest resort facility. We'll all be looking forward to seeing you on the slopes, Jim.

Bob Binswanger whose accomplishments with the PACE program in Cleveland made the national news media, has now been appointed director of the newly created Experimental Schools program in the U. S. Office of Education. The program is concerned with the testing and demonstration of new and better ways to educate, which has been the substance of much of Bins' career. A panelist at the 1965 White House Conference on Education, he was chairman of the board of directors of Schools for the Future in 1966-67 and in 1968 directed a study on the future of Catholic education in the archdiocese of New York. He has been at Harvard for the past five years.

The Everett Flash Don MacLeod has been elected president of the National Mutual Fund Managers Association. Don is currently vice president and National Mutual Fund Manager of Loeb Rhoades & Company. Don joined Loeb, Rhoades in 1966 as a National Mutual Funds Sales Manager and was elected vice president of the investment firm in 1967. Previously, he had been vice president-sales, with Lee, Higginson Corporation from 1965 to 1966 and prior to that he was Eastern Mutual Fund Manager for Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Company in 1964-1965. The guy really knows his way around.

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