1964

Doug Montgomery dropped me a nice letter recently to bring us up-to-date on his activities Doug is teaching in the urban studies program at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, after having spent a year in Washington on a post-doctoral fellowship with Pete Suttmeier as a classmate. Doug's wife, Judy, is completing her doctorate in American Literature. Doug reports that he has visited the Bill Craigs in New Haven, who welcomed their second child in December.

Don Pratt, we have learned, has been named an assistant treasurer at the Connecticut Bank and Trust- Co. Don joined CBT in 1967. He worked in the credit department and in 1969 transferred to the branch administration department where he is presently located. He and his wife and son reside in Glastonbury, Conn.

Gerry Keichwald has been named an investment officer in the Trust and Investment Management Group of the First National Bank of Minneapolis. I trust that Gerry is tipping his share of zesty "Grain Belts" to take the edge off the crisp weather up there.

Sabin Danziger and his wife are the new proud parents of a lovely daughter, Terry Hope Danziger, who, the Class will be relieved to know, resembles her mother.

Bill Teahan was sworn in as a member of the Massachusetts bar in November. Bill served as a lieutenant in Army Intelligence from 1965 to 1967, and then went to Boston College Law School, from which he graduated last June. He is associated with the law practice of his uncles, Henry and Robert Moran, of Springfield, Mass. Bill and lovely wife, Mary, have a son, william, who is 3. They live in Longmead- ow, Mass.

Tom Campion will be wed to Barbara Hillyard of Denver in June. Tom is a law student at the University of Colorado, having served on the University's English faculty for two years after completing a master's degree in English Literature at University College in Dublin.

Ted Howard's charming wife, Karen, dropped a note to tell us that Ted received his master's degree in public administration from the University of Pittsburgh in 1968, and has completed his coursework for a Ph.D. in urban planning at Columbia, where Karen has completed a master's in social work. Ted became the proud father of a son last June, and is keeping the family alive- by working for Mayor Lindsay's Office of Midtown Planning & Development while gathering research for his dissertation. Ted and Karen were married in Lima, Peru, in 1965 during their stint in the Peace Corps. Karen reports that Dick Corkey and his wife, Barbara, were blessed with a daughter in October.

Steve Coit and his wife, Toby, became beaming parents of a daughter in February. They've moved into a new home in West Hartford, where Steve battles back the crabgrass between bouts as an attorney in the law department of Aetna Life & Casualty Co.

Pat Terenzini reports that he is nearing the end of his course work for a Ph. D. in Higher Education at Syracuse. Pat finds Syracuse to be central New York State's answer to White River Junction.

Western Diversified Equities, a real estate subsidiary of Beverly Hills Bancorp, has appointed WaltLillard executive vice president of acquisitions. This is a new position created by WDE's major expansion program in property management, marketing and acquisition operations. A sixth generation Dartmouth man, Walt has been working in real estate since 1965 when he earned an MBA from Tuck School. He and his wife, Patricia, and their children reside at 7922 Agnew Ave., Westchester, Calif.

Be sure to tune in next month for the sordid details of my annual news-gathering migration to the Big Apple. Please send me news about yourself and other '64's. Later.

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