1965
The '65 reunion plans continue to make progress under Chairman Rich Beam-leadership. June 13-15, 1975, our 10th Reunior is shaping up as a great weekend. I hope you have the dates marked on your calendar.
Another classmate has burst into the ranks of jurisprudence. Bill Harper received a law degree from the University of Miami last spring ana now residing in Winston-Salem, N.C.
An early fall wedding in Cooperstown, N.Y., involved Bob Blean and Miss Kathleen Mal - Bob is a systems analyst with General Electric in Schenectady; Kathleen is a Smith grad with an M.A. from Syracuse University.
Mike Ciborski, a specialist in thoracic and vascular surgery, has joined two other doctors for the practice of general surgery in Pittsfiled, Mass. Mike earned his M.D. at the University of Pittsburgh in 1969. He interne at Maimonides Hospital in New York City and did his residency at Sinai Hospital in Detroit, He, Sara, and their two children are living in Pittsfield.
News comes from Pete Yatsevitch's mother of "continuing" recovery from a near-fatal Automobile accident in Germany three years Pete was in a coma for several weeks and Offered serious brain damage. His rehabilitation is making very good progress; his most serious disability now is a nearly complete loss of memory. The retrieval of his memory is a slow and painful process, according to Mrs. Yatsevitch. Pete is at the Institute for Living (400 Washington St., Hartford, Conn. 06106) and would appreciate hearing from close Dartmouth friends.
Palmer C.D. Wooglin has checked in belatedly with his prediction for Dartmouth's 1974 football fortunes. Remember now, he has the benefit of knowing that the Big Green has dropped its first two games to UMass and Holy Cross (he talked with me in the wake of the Worcester disaster), and he still has the brass to come up with a 6-3 prognostication. Palmer has never been known for bashfulness or modesty, and he is an obnoxiously proud Greener - but, he has also been nearly peerless in his seasonal forecasts over the past three years (his predictions have varied from actual season's records by only a tie in 1972). Incidentally, Woogie has already made his reunion reservation for next spring, and many of you who have been unable to find his picture in either our freshman Green Book or our Aegis will want to meet him that weekend. He plans to spend the next several months in "reunion training" at sites he refuses to divulge.
Dave Weber is on a year's leave from Exeter. He, Ilona, and their new daughter Anya (born in May) are living in Hillsborough, N.H., while Dave writes his dissertation and remains very busy with the Dartmouth Trustees.
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