1959

I have just returned from our class officers' meeting in Hanover, where John Ferries and I enjoyed two very productive days in the cold north woods. lam pleased to announce that President John was named Outstanding Class President of the Year, a nice testimony to the super job he has done to reorganize our class and spur it on to glory.

This June a number of our offspring graduated from Dartmouth. The following legacies have left the Hanover plain: Thomas Davis, son of Dix Davis of Princeton, Mass.; Matthew Gilman, son of Goody Gilman of Newport, Maine; Elizabeth Hellman, daughter of Mike Hellman of Lloyd Harbor, N.Y.; Michael Hommeyer, son of Andy Hommeyer of Olympia, Wash.; Rachel Johnson, daughter of Bob Johnson of Fairfield, Conn.; and William Lehan Jr., son of Bill Lehan of Novato, Calif.

Next year's seniors include: Bruce Andrews, son of Peter Andrews of Princeton, N.J.; Abbie Drew, daughter of Ben Drew of Williamstown, Mass.; Tamar Gerber, daughter of Roger Gerber of Scarsdale, N.Y.; Richard Matusow, son of the late Paul Matusow; Christina Mickelson, daughter of MickMickelson Jr. of Emeryville, Calif.; and Andrew Sezak, son of Marv Sezak of Brockton, Mass.

The class of '94 includes: Terence Boyle, son of Bill Boyle of reunion fame and Hanover, N.H.; Daniel Mackler, son of StuMackler of Franktown, Va.; Jonathan Rosenblatt, son of Arn Rosenblatt of Canton, Ohio; and Christine Shaw, my daughter.

The class of '95 includes: Todd Brackett, son of Tom Brackett of Chagrin Falls, Ohio; Kelly Collins, daughter of Pete Collins of South Burlington, Vt.; Victor King, son of Vic King of Plainfield, N.J.; and Kevin Rogers, son of Ken Rogers of Bloomington, Ind.

Now for the newest group, the class of '96, our pea-green freshmen: Alexander and Jason Ferries, sons of John Ferries of Wilton, Conn, (two for the price of one, right?); Joelle Lewis, daughter of Myron Lewis of Memphis, Term.; and finally, Maryam Tehranian, daughter of Majid Tehranian of Honolulu, Hawaii.

Next, my apology for a major editorial error in our last issue that several of were quick to point out: I referred to Alan Ziegler as Alan Fugler. Sorry about that!

Dave Allen writes that he became an independent management consultant on April 1, operating out of a fully equipped office in his home in Weston, Conn. He "hopes to work for a limited number of senior executives as a trouble shooter, frontier scout, and confidante."

60 I haven't heard from many of you in a while and I often wonder what is happening in your lives. Please take the time to drop me a card or a letter so I can share your news with the rest of our class.

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