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55 There has been very little direct input from the class this summer, so I have resorted to perusing the class list and randomly selecting individuals to call for an update. The first this month was Wes Bruner in Chevy Chase, Md. After finishing the Tuck/ Thayer program, Wes spent 20 months on active duty with the Air Force, then joined Westinghouse as a development engineer involved with Advanced Radar Design on such programs as AWACS. And 36-plus years later, he is still overseeing electronic development programs and attempting to move technology into new, non-defense markets. Wes and Libby, who is a school health administrator, have two children. Daughter Elizabeth recently graduated from Occidental College, and son Terry is a sophomore at Davidson. Wes enjoys golfing and continues to participate in a lunchtime bridge game that has been in progress for 30 years, with annual scoring. From time to time, he sees Paul Mannes, who is a judge in Maryland.

Reverend Jim Cavanaugh is currently the pastor of the Community Church in Groton, N.Y. Jim started a career in industrial marketing with Armstrong Cork and General Electric, then entered Chicago Theological Seminary, graduating in 1964. He served at the White Church in Hanover until 1973, then had a pastorate in Binghamton, N.Y., and has been in Groton for 13 years. Jim and his wife, Pat, who is the administrator and a therapist for a family counseling ministry, have four children and several grandchildren. Their children are pursuing diverse careers including teaching at St. Bonaventure College, serving on the faculty of the Upstate Medical Center, and doctoring in the army. They are looking forward to retirement in two or three years, and then they plan to build a home in Tennessee.

Dick Bueschel and Millie have lived in Hanover for the last 25 years. Dick has had a career as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist and has been involved in a number of businesses including real estate, computers, and other high-tech companies, and more recendy has been serving on the boards of small companies. A FAX machine, a PC, and frequent air service to the East Coast allow the Bueschels to live in Bermuda for five months of the year with the balance in Hanover. Dick and Millie have two children and a three-year-old grandchild. Dick keeps up his tennis game and has contact with several classmates including Cyril Muromcew, Ron Campion, TomByrne, Charlie Williams, and Frank Tapper, whom he sees in Bermuda. Dick would be delighted to see anyone visiting in Bermuda in the winter and spring. He is listed in the telephone book.

What do country lawyer Charlie Williams and college professor Doug Archibald have in common? According to Charlie, two things: appearing in a famous golf match at the Carter Country Club in Lebanon and having children married to each other. Doug's daughter Jenny '85, currently working as a Dartmouth fundraiser in New York, is the wife of Charlie's son Stanton '83, who has a Harvard M.B.A. and is marketing manager for a cellular phone company. Charlie and Lydia have two other children, a son Herbert who works for AT&T in Boston and is recently engaged, and a daughter Barbara, who is a nurse in Santa Barbara, Calif. They also have a summer home on Crystal Lake in Enfield, N.H.

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