1968
Ed and Sue Heald were at the Dartmouth Victory Football Banquet to see the presentation of two awards in memory of Sue's dad. Earl, whom many will remember as "Coach Ham." Ed announced that Sue is happily pregnant and they were already planning names for the future Big Greener,
Bob Holmberg, currently finishing the second year in residency in pediatrics at the University of Colorado Medical Center, is pleased to announce having successfully broken into a longstanding Princeton lineage by marrying Dr. Joan MacCracken in Dillon, Colo., last December. Skip Stritter skied over from Palo Alto to attend.
Skip Waterhouse, probably the best organized and punctual of the class officers, kindly sends along news garnered from dues notes, for which the Class is grateful. He is the father of a new son, Mark D. II, born last December 18. He says "with that, and a seventeen month old, there's not too much time for anything else to be new." Amen!
Taking time out from law studies, Phil Basquin and wife Patsy write to invite any classmates and friends to stop and see them in Bloomington. Ind., where Phil is at Indiana University Law School. Phil is "retired" after five years of being in the Navy and loves being back in school.
The Rob McCormick family is returning to Baltimore where Rob is taking on a new assignment: manager of sales personnel development for McCormick & Co., Inc., Baltimore.
Who else would have just finished doing seven months of "Hello, Dolly!." with Sylvia Sims in Boston, and now be in Florida doing two months of "Fiddler on the Roof?" If you guessed Dennis Wolshonak, you're right. Dennis is at the Thunderbird Dinner Theatre in Jacksonville.
Steven "Monk" Williams reports that he is still single, still working with the U.S. Ski Team as cross country coach, and still completing his law degree at Yale, which should be a fait accompli this spring. Monk took his skiers to Alaska when the snow wasn't so great here in Hanover, and he took them to Sweden this winter for the world championships.
Leading off his dues card with "We now have a son!" is Dirk de Roos. Dirk William P.H. de Roos was born May 17, 1973 to complement his two sisters Gretchen, age 7, and Ketje, 3½. Living in Omaha, the de Roos bought their first home and love it. Dirk is happy with his law firm and has been doing a bit of trial work.
Saw Dick Anderon at the Coop (food store) doing his weekly shopping. He. Barbara, and family are back in Hanover while Dick completes his residency at the hospital.
Mike and Joni O'Connor's note proudly told of twins - a boy and a girl. They couldn't be happier.
Married in Hyannis on Cape Cod December 28, 1973, was Dr. Paul Fitzgerald, now doing his medical residency at Presbyterian Medical Center in Denver. Paul married the lovely Kathy Morgan. Best wishes, Fitzy!
Also married in 1973 was Dale Marshall, who is finishing his second year of Business School at Stanford. Mrs. Marshall is the former Carol Petrick of Seattle, Wash. The Marshalls will be living in Seattle after graduation in June.
Having graduated in 1972 from Stanford (J.D. - M.8.A.) and specializing in corporate and securities law. Miles Schlosberg and wife Susan are in Anchorage, Alaska, where they are happy "skiwise, friendswise, and clean-airwise."
Dr. Richard Dolsky is now a junior resident in surgery at the Harvard Surgical Service at New England Deaconess Hospital in Boston. Dick's wife Laurie and he have been living in Hyde Park, Mass., for the past two and a half years.
After 16 months of archaeology in Yugoslavia, Turkey, and Greece, Dave andDiane Peck returned to the States last August. Dave landed a job in Plymouth, Mass., with David M. Crowley Associates, Architects. The Pecks are very happy in Plymouth, and tell us that Peter and Margaret Zack are due back soon from two years in Europe. Also, Bob andNancy Lynn recently had a baby girl.
Andy Montz was awarded the Master of Science degree from Penn State at commencement exercises in December. He graduated from Dartmouth with his B.A. in physics and was an ensign in the Navy for four years, completing tours of duty with both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, and having attained the rank of lieutenant.
Parker Beverage joined the Department of Admissions at the College as an assistant to the director after serving four years with the U.S. Navy, being a lieutenant, senior grade, on leaving active duty.
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