1959

A note received from Donna Jean Schmidt just surfaced from the bottom of my mail bag and says, "Not too many weeks ago I had a surprise party for Dick to celebrate his becoming a partner in the Columbus firm of Mayer, Tingley, Hurd & Emmens. While he was at the Greenbriar drawing up the new partnership agreement, I was running around town gathering food and calling his best friends for the big nite. Included among those who were here were Greg Stark who entered our home with three cameras around his neck and a nine-month-old collie on chain, with wife Nita and son Chris tagging along behind. Greg made the night for Dick's party. It was great to see them again." Thank you, Donna lean, everything that's fit we print—it just takes a while sometimes.

It's a small world department: KarlHoltzschue and I stumbled into each other over the telephone recently, trying to solve a mutual problem. He brought me up to date, saying that after Dartmouth he spent time in the Navy on a destroyer, then earned a law degree from Columbia. Karl is currently specializing in real estate law with Webster, Sheffield, Fleischmann, Hitchcock & Brookfield, a New York City law firm. From time to time, I receive press releases that have appeared in professional journals or trade magazines, but being out of context, they are sometimes incomplete. Such is the case with a release stating that Shelly London has been appointed NHFA Director of National Affairs and will direct the greatly expanded activities of the Association's Washington office. (The missing link here is the identity of NHFA—can anyone help?) In any case, he earned his law degree from the University of Connecticut and prior to entering private practice, served on the General Counsel's staff of the U. S. Tariff Commission. Also a graduate of Tuck School, Shelly is a member of the Connecticut and D.C. bars.

Bob Halbert is the new president of the Denver Dartmouth Club for which he has also served as treasurer. Bob is with the United Bank of Denver, trust banking division, and currently serves as vice chairman of the Mayor's Commission on Crime Prevention. He and wife Jean are the parents of John and Mark and live at 1788 South Locust in Denver. The Class congratulates the Denver Club on its new president.

Bill Long: has joined New York's Russell Reynolds Associates as a vice president. The firm specializes in recruiting senior executives for financial and corporate clients. Bill had been with the First National City Bank for nine years, and accumulated experience in many fields. He served in the bank's London office for two years. Bill, wife Tina and three-year-old Katherine live in Bronxville.

Carl Schultz writes that he is an attorney and assistant vice president with Chicago Title Insurance Co. and that last year, he and Ingrid adopted their first child which they named, appropriately, Carl W. Schultz III.

With winter coming, envy Jim Wilson who was promoted to the position of Industrial Relations Manager for Eord Motor Company Caribbean, Inc. located in Puerto Rico. Jim sends a standing invitation to Caribbean-bound classmates to look him up in Santurce.

Chuck Stevens has joined Creamer, Trowbridge, Case & Basford, Inc., a subsidiary of Coordinated Communications, Inc., as an account executive. He and wife Christiana and their three children moved to Providence, R. I., from Rochester, N. Y., where Chuck was formerly with Rumrill-Hoyt, Inc. and Marine Midland Trust Co.

In March, a bronze sculpture of California sea lions was dedicated on the University of California, Santa Cruz campus in memory of Dick Peterson who died in March 1969. A former faculty member and biologist, Dick was given credit for helping the college begin studies of pennipeds, and had many articles published in several natural history and scientific magazines.

Fred Webster has been elected a director of the American Marketing Association, a professional organization of marketing educators and businessmen representing the U. S. and Canada. Fred who serves as director of the graduate schools' M.B.A. program and an associate professor of marketing, received his Ph.D. from Stanford in 1964, and has been at Tuck since 1965.

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company has named Hamline Wilson Associate Director, Securities Investment Advisor in the company's Securities Investment Division. Ham and his wife and their two children live in Somers, Conn., where he is president of the Jaycees.

A one-liner from Bob Granovsky says he was recently made vice president of the Trading and Arbitrage Department at Goldman Sachs, a well known investment banking firm in New York City, and that he has three children, Michael, 5; David, 3; and Deborah, 1.

And from Canada, comes word from Bob Ogg reporting he is involved in buying small appliances with Simpsons-Sears Ltd., Toronto. It appears that Bob is still involved with Dartmouth as he just finished a stint as president of the Dartmouth College Club of Ontario and reports his daughter is a potential graduate of the Class of 1994.

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