1968

Bill Ferrier dropped a postcard to say he is working for a photo company in Hayward, Calif., near San Francisco. Bill is also active in the American Youth Hostel organization there, and has become a rabid rafting fan. During the summer he planned to explore the many and varied rivers of Northern California and do some back-packing in the Sierra's.

I received a news clipping from Atlantic City, N.J. which started off "What happens when a local boy makes good in Washington, D.C.?" These days that could call to mind many possibilities, but all turned out well as I continued reading. Roger Witten was the subject of the art cle and he was recently appointed to the legal staff of Archibald Cox, special Watergate prosecutor, Rog was "unavailable for comment" it seems bat word has it that he is working in the campaign financing part of the investigation. Another source close to the situation reports that Rog, along with a staff of about 25 other attorneys, puts in a 12-hour day, six days a week at a private office building rented by the Justice Department Before this latest appointment Roger and his wife Jill had been living in Baltimore where Rog clered for a federal judge. A graduate of Harvard Law School in 1972, Roger was quoted as saying Cox chose mostly Harvard graduates because he was "able to get quick and accurate judgements about their capabilities." Best wishes, Roger, and when it's all over the Class will look forward to your book about it ... or at least an article in the Alumni Magazine.

Bill Allen, currently residing in Albany, Calif is tutoring and in a free lance computer program at the University of California, Berkeley. Charles Cochran is a student instructor in Law at Fordham Law School. John Engelman is back in Hanover. He stopped into the Travel Bureau to tell me he is now employed by the Lebanon National Bank, nearby. Dr. Paul Fitzgerald is practicing in Denver, Colo., at present I have heard. No doubt sewing up all those wounds received by local ski bunnies.

The principal of the White Mountains Supervisory Union Elementary School here in New Hampshire is none other than classmate Paul Kiely, living in Whitefield. Tom Laughlin has an apartment in Brookline, Mass. And GeorgeSpivey is at Stockton State College, in Pomona. N.J.

Andy Epstein received his M.D. at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, and will be interning in medicine at the University of Colorado Affiliated Hospitals. Bob Burr is now Robert E. Burr, M.D., having received his degree from The Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital in Philadelphia. Dr. Burr received academic honors in medicine, pharmacology, and physiology, and the Dean's Award for the outstanding student for four years, as well as several others. Bob will be interning at the Mayo Graduate School of Medicine in Rochester, Minn.

Bruce Ehrenberg kindly sent the filmstrip he took at the Reunion last year. His son Ethan Ross Ehrenberg was born June 1, making it two boys for the Ehrenbergs with Kenneth now almost three years old. Stationed at the National Institute of Health in Bethesda, Md., Bruce is finishing out his military service in the Public Health division. He is specializing in Neurology and hopes to move back to or near Hanover.

Mayor White in Boston appointed Taylor Wagenseil, manager of the Roslindale Little City Hall, to be Commissioner of Elderly Affairs. White called Wags "a person with proven aministrative ability combined with sensitivity to human problems." After Dartmouth, Taylor served in the Navy, where he rose to lieutenant and was awarded several Navy and Vietnamese decorations for combat duty.

John Everett Jr. is now attending University of Maine Law School in Portland, and living in Scarborough, Me. He ran into Al Thorndike there as well as Bronson Platner. John Hull is a thir-dyear student at U. of Maine also. As requested John, I have forwarded your address change to Skip to make sure he knows where to collect those dues from!

Speaking of dues, do it now! We are in need of revenue and Skip Waterhouse smiles when his mailbox is full. Note that his new address is 154 New Haven Ave., Milford, Conn. 06460.

The Prolific Writer Award for this month goes to Eric Walser. I have received postcards from every peak, park, monument, mountain, and trail Eric has visited this past summer, and it is wonderful to have such regular news coming in. In a recent letter. Eric-Mountain Goat-Walser mentioned that he went 14,000 miles this summer, 11 ,- 650 of which were camping this summer with his dog Turku. They hit 24 states and Alberta, Canada, without a single unhappy day. Eric is now living in Charlottesville, Va„ taking graduate counselor education courses in a non-degree Program. He also has a Governor's Fellowship and" a graduate assistantship that requires 20 hours of work weekly. On July 1, 1972 Eric attended the wedding of Rod Pease to Bernadette Rose Arends at All Saints Chapel, Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Fla. Jerry Smith was best man. I never knew about it, so belated best wishes Rod and Bernadette!

Class President Mac McNamara has been named financial planning representative at the Industrial National Bank of Providence, Rhode Island. Before joining Industrial's Trust and Investment division, John was president of Executive Strategy Corporation in New York. He and Linde with children Diana and Kyle moved from Connecticut and have a new address: 72 Keene St., Providence, R.I. 02906.

Ed MacNeill finished Cornell's Hotel School last year and is now an assistant manager at the Sheraton International in Boston. He and Karen have two daughters and live in Andover, Mass.

A letter from his mother this summer told us that Captain Rob Peacock is still "missing in action." Rob's plane was shot down over North Vietnam on October 12, 1972. He was piloting an A-6A Intruder all-weather attack jet. His name has not ever appeared on any prisoner list released by the North Vietnamese since the ceasefire. While at Dartmouth Robbie was a member of Theta Delta Chi fraternity and Casque and Gauntlet Honor Society, as well as a member of the lacrosse team. Mrs. Peacock writes that "Rob loved Dartmouth, its atmosphere and the many fine friends he made there." I can only add that I knew Rob well and the many friends he had all over campus will be very saddened to learn of this news. We all will hope for a miracle and wish his family our sincere sympathies for their suffering in not knowing Rob's whereabouts. Classmates wishing to write may address letters to Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Peacock, 46-214 Koaena Place, Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744.

Secretary, Box 365 Hanover, N.H. 03755

Treasurer, 154 New Haven Ave. Milford, Conn. 06460