1972

Class news has slowed a bit please remember to drop a line or jot down some personal notes on the back of your class dues invoice.

David Wolcott wrote in from Washington, D.C., where he is a project manager for International Business Services, Inc. In addition to working in excess of 60 hours a week, he is also taking graduate courses at George Washington University in science, technology, and public policy. David, who matriculated with the class but did not earn his degree until last year, spent the last ten years everywhere from California ("three years of motorcycle/hippie bliss") to a commune in Canaan, N.H. He also worked as part of President Carter's transition team in the energy field.

Recently appointed to the medical faculties of Brown University and the Dartmouth Medical School as an assistant professor of medicine is Lawrence Jenkyn. He is among the first instructors named to the new joint Dartmouth-Brown medical program.

Ed Wisneski keeps hoping for a winner as assistant publicity director for the New York Jets. Ed recently hosted Jim Gottschalk and Chip Carstensen on a tour of the Jets training camp on Long Island.

Chicagoans Dick Donohue and Bill Gerek continue their active legal careers here, and Wade Judge is rapidly becoming a local real estate mogul. Trading stock options on the Chicago Board Options Exchange for his own account is Fred Crossman, who always takes the fluctuations of the market in stride.

Joe Davis is doing an outstanding job with the revived class newsletter. If you have any lengthy news or opinions on any topic, send your comments on to him at 3445 Rosedale No. 1, Dallas, Tex. 75205.

Have a good Thanksgiving and stay in touch See you next month.

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