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58 Wendell Road Newton, MA 02159

Anybody wanna talk football? OK, just joking. I got a lot of material from RickIsaacson dealing with his recent promotion to senior staff vice president at International Management Group. Rick and Phyllis are about to celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary. They live in a Brooklyn Heights brownstone with sons Danny (age 13) and Andy (age 10). Dan is a nationally-ranked squash player and both boys are great skiers. Rick's advancement from corporate vice president at I.M.G. to senior VP in charge of special projects comes after 19 years working for Mark McCormack at I.M.G. McCormack founded I.M.G. and wrote the best-selling business management book, What TheyDon't Teach You at Havard Business School.

Many thanks to George Fesus, our newsletter editor, who has passed along to me some much needed info on various classmates. Since I plan to use some of this material over the next few months, those of you who returned George's cards and who don't see your names in the newsletter, will probably appear here in the Alumni Magazine.

Steve Sharfstein, M.D., has recently been appointed to the post of medical director at the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, a large private hospital in Baltimore. Steve writes that he has three kids, Josh (age 17), Dan (age 14), and Sarah (age 10). He sees Dave Shipler from time to time. Dave is with the D.C. Bureau of the New York Times.

Gardner Brown is a commander, U.S.N.R., and travels from his home in Wilmington, Vt., to Portsmouth (NH) Naval Shipyard each month. "Have had quite a summer with birth of daughter, Whitney, our second child and the grand finale, five years after our first, Zachary .... Recently promoted to A.V.P. with Vermont National Bank, Wilmington Office (near Mt. Snow) and I hope that a '64 or two would stop in while leaf-peeping or skiing."