1952

When the comics began insulting their own bosses—the directors of broadcasting—they used to be talking about James H.Rosenfield who, for 20 years until 1985, was executive vice president of the broadcast group at CBS, which included network television, entertainment, sports, radio, and everything else that went out the broadcast door. Whether this self-destructive humor got to him or not, Jim left CBS for Don Blair Communications, a company he acquired with other investors, and from there he became president of JHR Associates Company investing in multi-media communications and television production.

Now we have news that Veronis, Suhler, and Associates took Jim on as a managing director. The company is best described as investment bankers for media, principally broadcasting and filmed entertainment. Jim and his wife, Nancy, live in New York City. For the record, Nancy was the one who rescued Jim from the U.S. Army Signal Corp, where he was learning to speak Polish at the Monterey Language School during the Korean War, and got him through the rest of Dartmouth.

William S. "Nick" Nichols, English major, actor, and athlete during college days, has just hung up a 37-year career teaching English at Lexington High School. In addition to his teaching load, Nick was coach of hockey, football, cross-country, and track, director of the dramatics program, and a house master and unit chairman in charge of a group of teachers and students. He and his wife, Mary. Jane, have three children now out of the nest and reside in Concord, Mass.

Nick leaves something of a record at Lexington High School. He retired with 540 unused sick days which he accumulated at a rate of 15 a year—35 years' worth. Either he doesn't get sick or he did so on his own time.

Jack Unkles has left the finance world of banking and stock-brokering in New Jersey for a more comfortable life in New Hampshire and Jupiter, Fla. He chaired a three- threesome golf tournament for his golfing classmates at Lake Sunapee Country Club on August 8. The athletes were Bob Holmes,Chuck Curtis, John Grocott, Ev Parker,Whitey Dunlap, Steve Mandel, Jay Anderson, Bill Breed, and Bill Montgomery.

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