1957

Peter Diemand is on the move again at American Cyanamid, where he is now the president of the Jacqueline Cochran division. Peter joined American Cyanamid in 1977 with the Shulton division, which he ultimately headed. He toiled abroad at Colgate in Canada, Hong Kong, and Malaysia before becom the United Kingdom. Peter is now a bachelor again, not a bad position to be in if you are head of a major cosmetic company in New York.

Another '57 international businessman has just returned to the United States. This is DonSaunders, who since graduation has had a series of overseas assignments for Union Carbide in places such as Paris, Brussels, and Geneva. Recently he was caught in the peso crunch in Mexico before returning to San Francisco, where he had started with Carbide following graduation. Don and Betsy's son, Todd, also lives in the Bay area.

Diana and Dave Roush and Mel and Mary Britton are back from a trip to the Far East with stops in Thailand, Hong Kong, and China. One of the highlights of the trip was a visit to Chris and Jacqueline Wren's home in Peking. The record for the largest Dartmouth 1957 hot-pot dinner in China was set when the group convened with Frank Andrews, who had roomed with Chris at Dartmouth. They sent along a photo of the seven of them around the hot pot, but unfortunately it can't be reproduced here because it was in color. Frank teaches at the University of Michigan and had flown to China for a symposium.

Bill Uffelman continues to practice law in Wilmington, Del. Bill has developed some ways to make Delaware corporate law sit up and beg for his clients, as well as for a big game of tennis.

The class of 1959 held an officers' meeting last July at Squam Lake in New Hampshire; thosepresent for the session (of nothing but hard work, they asserted) were, left to right, front row,Jack Nason, Doug Wise, and Bill Colehower, and, back row, Mike Hellman, Peter Jaffe, SamSwansen, and Craig Harlan.

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