1974

My thanks to the wonderful person who gave me this portable typewriter for Valentine's Day. My old portable did not correct, and this new gadget has made writing this column a breeze. My thanks as well to Bill Cater, who has given me a wealth of information for this column as the result of a telethon he sponsored to raise money for our college. At least you will be hearing about classmates who live outside of Atlanta.

Charles Post is the marketing director for The National Journal in Washington, D.C. The Journal reports on government and regulatory agencies. For the mere sum of $546 per year you can have the inside dope on Washington. Ann Post works for the National Building Museum in Washington, which opened its doors in 1985. Charles recently saw Jim Regan, who was in Washington for a visit. Jim works for FMC Corporation in Chicago.

Also in Chicago is Bruce Williamson, who is marketing a new line of business for Sara Lee. Sara Lee provides goods for stores to package under their own labels. Willie and his wife, Alice, have two children, April, who is three, and John, who was born in April 1985. Bruce stays in touch with Bill Hart, who works for the Continental Bank in the investment and trust division, and Don Casy, who practices internal medicine in Chicago.

Steve Hibbs is studying dentistry at Ohio State University. He will complete his program in June 1987.

Carlton Frost is residing in Ridgewood, N.J., where he is teaching English in the Upper Saddle River School. By night Carlton sells real estate via the Bill and Marion Higgens agency.

Mike Draznik is in the baby delivery business. Our classmates, including JeffJones, keep him busy. Draz has delivered Jeff's three boys. Draz, Pete Holden, and Chris Pfaff plan to gather for their annual golf outing in Florida this spring. Mike and Ann have three children; Ann works part-time as a hospital consultant.

Chuck Rosenthal lives in Queens, NYC, with his wife, Carolyn, and daughter Celine Victoria. Chuck is presently completing his residency in radiology at SUNY Medical Center in Brooklyn. Next year he will be a fellow in intervential radiology at SUNY.

Eric Van Leuven lives in the north woods where he is medical director for the Northern New Hampshire Mental Health and Developmental Services. He and his wife, Norine, have two children: Kristen, who is two, and a new baby boy, Alex, born August 1985. Eric stays in touch with Jim "Porkroll" Taylor. Jim and his wife, Gail, are new parents with six-month-old Daniel. Jim remains active in lumberjack competition and continues to lead the Dartmouth Alumni Team.

Tommy Johnson, president of the Dartmouth Club of Georgia, reports that the club had a very successful program on March 6, 1986, featuring Professor James Cox, who spoke on Southern literature. Atlanta has been a mecca of Dartmouth people, including Dick Everett '41, Hud King '43, and Thad King '73, and has a very active alumni club. It is great to be in a city where the alumni from a college one thousand miles away remain so closely aligned.

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