1961

From Charlotte, N.C., we received these words from Bob Conn: "Greetings from 'transient town USA.' I know it sounds strange, but that's what this city is, a stopping point for executive ticket punchers of most American corporations. I've been here for almost eleven years and am practically considered a native. I'm currently National News Editor of the CharlotteObserver. John Edwards has a thriving practice in orthodontics. Alex Burgin is here too. In fact, at one point, the three of us held three of four Dartmouth Club offices."

Tom and Karla Goodridge are living in Wheaton, Md. He writes: "Completed two-year tour in U.S. Public Health Service as Ob-Gyn on Navajo Indian Reservation in Gallup, New Mexico. Now in private plactice in Silver Spring, Md. Have heard from Pete Bleyler, an insurance actuary in Chicago, and Joe Navach, an orthopedic surgeon with the Air Force in San Francisco. The wife, two children, and myself are trying to get readjusted to big city living. Season tickets to the Washington Redskins helps."

Our man on the scene in Menlo Park, Calif, is Dave Skuce. He says: "Not much to report. I'm still a stockbroker with Clark Dodge. Spend my falls hunting, winters skiing, springs fishing and any time in between supporting one wife, two dogs, one rat, and a gerbil. I've retired from an active interest in Dartmouth, but still maintain an interest in our class."

Keith Latimore is in Atlanta, Ga. He's married, has two boys, and works in real estate, primarily residential. He tells us that he "rarely sees any '61s except Carter Frierson, who is with a textile company in Chattanooga, Tennessee."

Paul and Bonnie Gartner live in Chappaqua, N.Y. He is a partner in the New York City law firm of M. S. & I. S. Isaacs. His specialty is estates and trusts and cooperative apartments. The Gartners see Red and Marylou Facher and Michael and Josene Steinberg.

Sheldon Baroff is a doctor specializing in Ob- Gyn. He is still a bachelor. Last we heard from him he was off to Italy or Switzerland to spend a year working in population control.

Ivar Jozus writes: "Ever since the fall of 1957 I have lived in the Connecticut River Valley (except for three years in the Navy). I'm now in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, which is at the mouth of the river. The canoes still come down every spring, but we no longer have to arrange for dates from Connecticut College as they bring their own from Hanover. I practice law in Middletown, twenty-five miles upstream. Have seen Ira Gorman who works in Portland, Connecticut in psychiatry."

Jerre and Andrea Sumter are in San Francisco where he is assistant district office manager for Westinghouse. Ronnie Boss, wife, and three girls live in Warwick, R.I. He is vice president- treasurer for A. T. Cross, Co. Tom and GailMealey are»located in a new planned community east of Los Angeles known as Diamond Bar. He is a salesman for Dun & Bradstreet. They decided California was the place for them while in San Diego with the Navy.

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