1966

If anybody, I mean anybody, has a job which would seem ideally suited to a Dartmouth graduate, it's Ken Bernstein. He's . . . hold on . . . assistant master brewer at the Stroh Brewery Company in Detroit. No fooling. Ken's been there two and a half years after a stint teaching genetics and microbiology at Williams College and the State University of New York at Fredonio. Ken is responsible for all brewhouse operations at America's largest privately owned brewery. Salute!

Most of the rest of us are just plain old bankers, lawyers, doctors, and businessmen. We drink it, not make it.

Bob Buckley has been named director of the Indian Head National Bank of Claremont, N.H. He's a partner in the law firm of Buckley and Zopf, is a trustee of the Claremont General Hospital, and lives with his wife Linda and two daughters in Charlestown.

John Q. Arnold has moved from general manager of Harriscorp Leasing, Inc. to division administrator in the financial group, Harris Bank in Chicago.

Also, in Chicago, George Vincent is now director, organic chemical purchasing, for FMC Corporation, responsible for long-term chemical purchasing. George and Andrea live in Wilmette with sons David, nine, and Judd, five.

Jeff and Bethel Gilbert and year-old Gregory live in a 125-year-old Greek revival home in Petersham, Mass. When not restoring and rennovating, Jeff is a partner in the Worcester, Mass., law firm ofWolpan, Moynihan, Dodson & Keenan.

Bill Parkerton has been named director of governmental affairs for the Connecticut Credit Union League, Inc., the trade association for state and federally chartered credits in Connecticut. Bill, who has worked with credit unions in Michigan and Massachusetts, coordinates activities of 423 affiliated credit unions in the state.

Korvettes Department Stores has named BobBach director of college relations with responsibility for management training programs and recruiting. Bob has previous experience in organizational development with Federated Department Stores and Abraham & Straus.

Gary Bryson, president of Bell & Howell's consumer group, has been elected a corporate vice president. . . . Peter George Broad has earned a Ph.D. from the faculty of arts and sciences at Johns Hopkins University. . . . Dr. Michael O'Brien has opened a general dentistry practice in Northampton, Mass. Most recently he'd been in the U.S. Naval Dental Corps.

Bill Ramos is getting up a private practice of obstetrics and gynecology along with Susan, a general surgeon, in Reno, Nevada. . . . Sherrie and Neal Zimmerman had their first child, Aaron Ross, in March.

Annual fearless and unheeled prediction calls for a third-place Ivy finish in both football and soccer - and an NCAA nod for the soccer team. Opposing viewpoints given almost equal space.

Richard Beams '65 (second from right) discovered that his neighbors at a pensione inCapri, Italy, were a group of Dartmouth students on a foreign-study program.

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