1968

The news continues to roll in! David and Diane Peck spent last fall in Corinth, Greece, as archelogical artists at American excavations there. Son Eben was in tow and at the tender age of two years is nearly bilingual. Dave is now an associate in an architectural firm in Wiscasset, Maine, and can be reached c/o J. Schildroth, Box 275, Wiscasset, 04578. Jim and Anne Kuhn and their three children have settled outside Pittsburgh in a hillside home overlooking the Allegheny River. Jim is an attorney specializing in hospital law and the Kuhns are in close touch with Bill and Rita Krahl in Chicago, where Bill practices law. All ask for Jim Henle . . . where are you James? Scott McQueen, president of Sconnix Group Broadcasting, writes from corporate headquarters in Laconia, N.H., that he, Randy Odeneal (vice president) and Ted Nixon (executive vice president), have been together, more or less, since 1969. These three entrepreneurs of the broadcasting industry now own four AM and four FM stations. Their banker? None other than Paul Rizzi, a vice president of Indian Head Bank in Laconia.

Bob and Lora Block are in Rochester, N.Y., where Bob is wrapping up a residency in orthopedics. Lora holds down a day job at the University of Rochester, teaches night school and is working, on a Ph.D. in history! Bob reports that Steve Robinson is chief resident in orthopedics while wife Linda is in medical school at Guadalajara. Skip Croninger, C.P.A., is now assistant treasurer of Entrex, Inc., Burlington, Mass. Skip was in the Navy, attended Harvard Business School and spent two years with Arthur Anderson & Co. in Boston, prior to going to Entrex. His boss? Steve Cheheyl '67. Gary Hobin, with the Army, reports that all is well with his family. The Hobins should be back in the U.S. now, following an overseas tour. Dr. Donald Middleton, wife and two children, are with the Army for two years at Fort Sill, following Don's completion of a residency in pediatrics and internal medicine at U.N.C., Chapel Hill. Also at Fort Sill: Mike Pryor '67, in orthopedics. Ted andStacey Levin should be back in the U.S. now after almost a year overseas where Dr. Ted landed a temporary staff job at a psychiatric hospital in southern Scotland and Stacey, a pediatric nurse, helped run a local school. Ted begins a fellowship in family psychiatry at the University of Colorado Medical Center (Denver) in July. Joe Barri and his wife are living in Massachusetts and should just about be celebrating the first birthday of their first child. Bob Mogy, a Ph.D. in social psychology and former professor at SUNY, Albany, has returned to school to study clinical psychology. Bob asks after Barry Abelson.

Bob and Charlene Benoit have settled in beautiful Barbados. Bob is a second vice president with Chase Manhattan Bank and is manager of the bank's operations in Barbados. Bob remarks that he hasn't seen too many Dartmouth graduates there, but did note a sugarcane cutter wearing a Harvard T-shirt! Pete andHelen Fahey are living in Port Washington, L.I., with their three children. Pete is in the corporate finance department of Goldman, Sachs & Co., the New York investment banking firm. Pete's work involves some traveling, and during the past year he saw Bill Stahl, a New Orleans attorney, and Bob Schley in Milwaukee. Ed andCaryl Bloomberg, along with son Teddy, have settled in Buffalo, N.Y., where the Harvard Law ('72) graduate specializes in corporate and securities law. Bob Reich had a full page to himself in the March 28 issue of Business Week. Bob is the assistant director for evaluation in the Consumer Protection Bureau of the FTC. The pearls of wisdom put forth, the picture of Bob and the coverage of the interesting work he is involved in, make this article well worth a trip to your local library to read if you missed it.

Finally, thanks to all who supported the Alumni Fund this year, keep the news coming, and best wishes to all for a very enjoyable summer.

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