1967

The third time is the charm, I guess. From reports which have reached this desk, the Third Annual Dartmouth Class of 1967 Midwinter Squash Tournament and Mini-Reunion was just about the main event on the Boston area social scene in January. The big winner this time around was Tom Pyles, one of the founders and initial promoters of the event. Winner of the consolation round was Joe Simeone, competing for the first time. In addition to the "usual crowd" (John Manaras,Tom Pyles, Steve Cheheyl, Bill Bogardus, and possibly others), there were a number of new and welcome faces on the scene, including John Wynne, DougSmith, and Jeff Pond. Now that the event is firmly rooted in class tradition, watch this space for early notice of next year's event, and see if you can't make space for it on your calendar.

Andy Danver has left his position with Grid Systems Corporation, where he was manager of commercial marketing, to join a small, growing firm called Kelly Computer Systems in Mountain View, Calif. Andy's wife, Jean, is still with HewlettPackard, working on computer languages.

Phil Davey represented Dartmouth at the inauguration of Joseph M. Marchello as the fourth president of Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Va., last November. Phil's a member of the Norfolk law firm of Seawell, Dalton, Hughes, and Timms, where he specializes in admiralty, maritime, and transportation law, and trial and appellate practice.

Pete Strassberger has opened offices for the practice of law in Norwalk, Conn., with emphasis on divorce law and litigation in state and federal courts. Pete also specializes in international trade and business and investment law, and has studied in the People's Republic of China.

That's it for March. Best to all '67s, wherever you are, and why don't you drop us a line?

Wayne Wadhams '68, right, instructor of music production at Berklee College in Boston,represented! Berklee at a New York City awards ceremony where the college received Mix Magazine's First Annual Technical Excellence and Creativity Award for recording technology. Wadhams, Berklee President Lee Eliot Berk, center, and Music Technology DivisionChairman Donald Puluse, left, are shown in one of the school's six professionally equippedstudios which Wadhams was instrumental in designing.

Four Dartmouth graduates now working at the American Institute in Taiwan recentlyhosted a briefing and luncheon for Dartmouth students and associates studying or workingin Taipei, Taiwan s capital. Pictured in the AIT conference room are, left to right, BradLangley '67, AIT; Professor Jonathan Pease, Dartmouth Asian Studies Program; AndrewWinter 68, AIT; Jerry Ogden '65, AIT; David Downie '88; Chris Armacost '88; RodneyChun 85; Tony Kieffer (nephew of Don Cohen '65); Mark Preston '85; and Daniel Kiang67, AIT. Present but not pictured was Alex Terry '88. AIT is the private corporationestablished after the break in diplomatic relations with Taiwan in 1979 to continue unofficialcommencal, cultural, and other relations with the people of Taiwan.

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