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Malcom Clarke '22 and Ted Wolf '30, together ranked number-one in the country in Super Senior doubles tennis in the over-85 age group

Richard Campen '34, author of the West Summit Press publication Distinguished Homes of Shaker Heights (Ohio)

William Chapin '40, author of the WW II memoir Milk Run, published by Windgate Press

Lester M. Nichols '40, presented Kentucky's highest Tourism award by Governor Brereton Jones

Albert W. Martin '46, elected general chairman of the Shrine Maple Sugar Bowl

Joseph P. Nadeau '59, sworn in as chief justice of the New Hampshire Superior Court in October

David Sammons '60, author of the recent Oak Tree Press publication A Fresh Look at Marriage

Robert Reich '68, named chief domestic aide on President-Elect Bill Clinton's transition team

John W. Sedwick '68, named U.S. District Judge for Alaska

Richard D. Glovsky '69, given the Lena Park Community Development Corp.'s Hecht-Shaw award for his work as chairman of the New England Regional Board of the Anti-Defamation League

Richard G. Moon '69, selected in a National Law Journal Survey as one of the 44 best employment law litigators in the country, out of a field of 14,000

Margaret Shanahan '80, named vice president in estate administration at The Northern Trust Cos.

Salvatore A. Tiano '88, elected managing director of Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc.'s Boston office