1956

A tid-bit or two. Joe Obering and Bob Sproull ’57 are opening a country and western nightclub in Aspen called Bandera (after the Texas town where the country and western clan gather). The corporate name of this venture is Rahar’s, Inc. (after the infamous Northampton spa). All classmates skiing Aspen this winter will be welcomed with open arms by this dynamic duo. . . . Ben Taylor has been voted California’s most eligible bachelor for the fourth straight year. Headquartered at Marina del Rey, Taylor covers the Far East for Manufacturers Hanover. . . . Did you know that Howie Newman is president of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center? Prior to joining the center, Newman was com- missioner of the Medical Services Administra- tion in the Social and Rehabilitation Service of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfafe A One of the top lawyers in Washington, D.C., is our own Alan Levenson, who has, after serving his country as a division director at the Securities and Exchange Com- mission, settled on the other side of the street with the prestigious firm of Fulbright and Jaworski. . . . Wally Pugh releases his tensions by caring for his vegetable garden that reputedly encompasses half of Darien, or at least a plot large enough to turn his tractor around in. . . . Had a fun conversation with Lewis Dali who is still in Kansas City and active in industrial real estate but who made it very clear I could not quote him on any subject with the exception that Bill Sherman has a super new job as executive v.p. of Laurel Bankshares in Kansas City. , . . Congratulations and best wishes to Jack Robin-son and new bride.

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