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It's gratifying to know that someone out there reads this stuff! A number of responses to December's song and dance indicate that I completely botched what I was trying to convey. For the record, the sarcasm or whatever was aimed more at me (and perhaps thee?) .than at those who have picked up where we left off in Hanover. Enough of that.
Stu Zuckerman reports mat he's traded his corner slot on the communications department volleyball team at Stanford for "... a real job. Still haven't finished my degree but I was just getting -bored with everything, so when KBHK-TV in San Francisco called me with an opening, I grabbed it. I am currently their Promotion Manager, which means it falls to me to encourage little children to watch five-year-old reruns of The Flintstones. In a word, I'm a 'flack' for Channel 44."
John and Liz MacEachran are the understandably proud parents of twin boys, Hugh Downing and Ainslie Norris MacEachran, born last September 24.
A letter from Phil Gray, who is about to be released by the Navy at the mid-point 01 his scheduled ROTC service. Since graduation he has pirated around on a ship stationed in Philadelphia, with scenic cruises up and down the East Coast. Seems that those officers who continue on become "career designated" and committed for eons. "Both of these are abhorrent," writes Phil, "the former because it would have been a lie and the latter because of the time involved. Since September I have been trying to get a job, and believe me, it has not been easy. In fact I'm still looking."
A Christmas card from Alan and SusanTuck who have found a house and settled down in Columbus, Ind. Alan finished at Tuck school last year and now works for Cummins Engine in Columbus.
That's all I got. The Stanford address which keeps cropping up in here is long defunct, any mail sent to California may be a while reaching me, but don't despair nothing is too insignificant to immortalize here.
Secretary, 3105 W. Queen La. Philadelphia, Pa. 19129
Treasurer, Oakwood at Park, Bryan, Ohio 43506
