1958
A mini-reunion will be held by '58 in Hanover on October 15 and 16. On Friday. Dartmouth Night begins at 8:00 p.m. On Saturday, Dave Bradley hosts a pre-game party at his office at 11:00 a.m. Dartmouth plays Harvard at 1:00 p.m. The class will hold a postgame party at 4:00 p.m., followed by dinner at the Dartmouth Outing Club at 7:30 p.m. Mark your calendars and make plans now.
In recent years Ralph Manuel has fill position of dean of the College with intelligence, distinction, and compassion. One of the treats of Hanover visits was the hospuwhich Ralph and Sally unfailingly provided. Ralph has always presented a position on pus issues that was balanced, thoughtul, and constructive. All that talent plus a keen sense of humor will now serve Culver Academy ana when Ralph becomes the newsPendent (president) of Culver. Every Ralph thanks for the countless times thaassisted in class projects."We ail offer wis continued success.
Tryg Myhren is the new chair and executive officer of American Television and Communications Corporation (ATC), a subsideiary Inc. Our classmate from Palmerpa armed with an M.B.A. from TuckXrf and good experience, became in 1975the first vice president of marketing for ATC.The company now has 1.8 million cable TVbscribets, 1-4 million pay-TV customers,and 125 cable systems in 35 states. Time Inc.raised Tryg as a fine executive and as knowledgeable in cable TV and creative. A system of•lis size has tremendous impact on the public. It couldn't be in better hands than those ofTrveve Myhren.
From Dayton. Ohio, comes word that Rob Goodell has formed his own consulting firm, Goodell and Company, located at 640 Third National Building, Dayton, Ohio 45402 (513/2243333)The firm will work in consumer advertising, market research, and related services. Rob is a Tuck School grad. He most recently served as vice president, marketing, tor Huffy G poration and has had marketing and sales positions with Beverage Management Inc . O. M. Scott and Sons, and Procter and Gamble. Rob is also a Scout master for a troop of 60 and will supervise 40 Scouts going backpacking in July for two weeks in the New Mexico mountains. He reports that A 1 Baker, a doctor in Dayton, just ran in the Boston Marathon. Good luck in the new business, Rob, and thanks for the news.
Double congratulations are in order to Larry Schwartz. First, he was recently appointed senior vice president for business development of Loral Electronic Systems. For the past six years, Larry headed the engineering department there. Second, Larry has three children graduating from college this year, including son Randy graduating from Dartmouth. What a great year!
The achievements, of Walter C. Wilson are truly Texas-size. Although he grew up in OklaWalter became the general agent of Massachusetts Mutual's Houston agency. Walter s agency of 84 full-time agents has over a billion dollars in ordinary life insurance in effect and has just won the company's "Presidents Trophy for the third time. His agency alone is bigger than 80 per cent of all existing insurance companies and is his company's largest.
Wiley Scott o: Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., writes hat he is married and has three children, with the oldest in college. He donates two weeks each «> travel with the U.S. Ski Team as their physician during European competition. wiley is an orthopedic surgeon so his services *ould be most useful in case of unfortunate developments.
en a .etter comes from someone who , 'y rafted this column for six years, it has a treasure. W alt Yusen recently sent Y some new . and it is most welcome. The USens ran 'nto Don and Laura Maurer at the ski lodge in Alta, Utah. They skied, socialized, and enjoyed getting acquainted for a week. Don and his wife both work for 1.8.M. in the Philadelphia area. Don as a senior account representative. They live in Merian. Pa., where they are redoing an old house. Walter shared the speakers platform at the Minutemen Dartmouth Club with Steve Nichols, who is taking over as head of the Department of Comparative Literature at Dartmouth. Steve teaches Romance languages French and Italian. He and wife Edie plan to travel to Europe to visit some of the language programs there. The Yusens will have a daughter at Concord Academy and a son at Milton Academy this fall. Jane Yusen is working out of the house on a computer support project while Walt continues to work on the travel programs that he has established at Yusen and Associates of Woburn. Mass.
Two Chicago items close the news. A recent issue of the Chicago Tribune pictured Barnet C. Engler, partner, representing his law firm. Altheimer and Gray, at the topping-out ceremonies of a new building on Wacker Drive where his firm will move next year. Barney is a leading real estate attorney in Chicago. Another Tribune issue announced that Larry Weltin, formerly president and chief operating officer of Liller, Neal, Weltin, Inc., an Atlanta agency, has become senior vice president and management representative of Stern Walters/ Earle Ludgin of Chicago. Larry is very pleased with his new position and believes it will provide the opportunity he was seeking. We are all delighted to have the Weltins back in Chicago.
Make your 25th reunion plans for next June now, and have a good summer.
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