1957

The big 25th is only six months in the future as you read this! Don't miss it! The dates are June 17-20, and there are activities planned for the entire family. I recall visiting the Hanover Plain on the occasion of my dad's (an adopted '57, Chet Bixby '23) 25th reunion as a 14-yearold kid, and the memories of a really super weekend are still vivid in my mind. Don't let your kids (or yourself) miss this opportunity.

For those who have attended class reunions in the past, I don't have to remind you what a unique opportunity they are to renew friendships and make new ones in the typically casual Dartmouth atmosphere. For those who have never attended a reunion before, plan on making the biggie. You will not only return home with renewed enthusiasm, but will leave wishing your visit could have been extended. A reunion is not a specific event but rather a diversity of happenings, from the social to the intellectual, and a range of moods, from revelry to reverence.

David Baldus and Jim Cole '6O have collaborated in producing a book published by McGraw-Hill and entitled Statistical Proof ofDiscrimination. Although it may not hit the best seller list, let's hope it has its intended impact.

Charlie Tseckares's firm, Childs Bertman Tseckares & Cosendino Inc., has received yet another award for excellence in architectural design. This time the firm received the "Sensible Growth, Design, and Planning Special Mention Award" for excellence in the development of the Slopes in Warren, Vt. Co-sponsored by the National Association of Home Builders and Better Homes and Gardens magazine, the award was made in recognition of a comprehensively well-planned community living environment. Award winners must have demonstrated excellence in their concern for people, the environment, good planning and design, and market acceptance. The Slopes is a planned 161-unit condominium development located in Sugarbush Valley Ski Area. Charlie was the principal in charge of this exciting project. He recently spoke at the Multi-Housing World Conference in Miami on "Introducing Recycling Into the Typical Marketplace." He spoke on the physical factors related to the recycling of old buildings.

Mike Smith, president of the Dartmouth Printing Company in Hanover, played a key part in assisting a family who escaped from Laos. Through Mike's efforts, the head of the family is gainfully employed at the printing company. The Sithavedy family lives in the town of Lyme, many of whose citizens helped the family relocate and establish a new life in the United States.

James G. Green of St. Davids, Pa., has been appointed vice president for the Radnor Corporation, national real estate investment and development subsidiary of the Sun Company. Jim will be responsible for site acquisition, planning, development, and management of various Radnor industrial, commercial, and residential properties. Jim began his career with the Sun Company in 1959 in motor products sales.

Keep thinking 25th reunion!

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