1970

I have just a few items of news for this final column of the year. Please take advantage of the summer to replenish my stock of information about what you are doing these days, so that the fall columns will be full.

Robert Lotz '71, was kind enough to forward me information about Bruce Roberts' wedding to Susan Finer. The wedding took place in Williamsburg, Va., last year. Bruce is a professor in the economics department at William and Mary, and Susan is a professor, also in economics, at Virginia Commonwealth. The two met while in graduate school at the University of Massachusetts.

Our classmates Ellis Walentine and Stephen Cox attended the wedding. Robert Lotz also wrote me that Steve is currently in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. He directs the Mayan High School there and has recently married his girl friend, Isabelle. Other Dartmouth alumni attending the wedding were Brace's brother, Doug '75, and his father, John '34, as well as Oliver Hess '71 and Dennis Warner '72. I am sorry that I can't use the picture Robert Lotz was kind enough to send.

The Travelers Insurance Company has announced that our classmate William White has been appointed second vice president in the public bond division of the securities department of the company. He joined Travelers in 1971 as a methods assistant in the personnel and administrative department and in 1979 joined the executive department. In 1981 he switched to the securities department and became a director in the following year. Our classmate received his M.B.A. in 1980 from the University of Hartford. He and his wife currently live in West Simsbury.

In closing I would like to make special mention of those in our class who have been heading the Alumni Fund drive this year. SteveLeary is our very able head agent. ThorneButler and Jim Chartrand have made important contributions as Pace '7O and participation chairmen, respectively. Special credit also goes to our regional chairmen who have coordinated the efforts in their regions of the country. Skip Sturman headed up Region I in the New England area. Jim Lazarus was in charge of Region 11, based in New York. TerryClassen from Washington, D.C., took charge of Region 111. Roger Grimes coordinated the efforts in Region IV from his home in the Chicago area, and Bill Koenig served as our anchorman in Region V in Seattle, Wash. As I mentioned in the last column, I think that the support given by our class to the Alumni Fund this year has really been special, so an unofficial thanks to all of you for your participation, whether it was leading the drive or exhibiting your commitment as a contributor.

Hope that all of you have a great summer. I look forward to hearing from you in the months to come. Remember, the best way of insuring that your news gets to me is to send it directly to me at the above address. Information supplied on the back of dues forms traditionally appears in our newsletter, rather than in this column.

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