1959

When ophthalmologist Dick Forster is not performing corneal transplant or cataract operations, he teaches at the University of Miama Medical School He trained in Boston, did his residency in Miami, went on a fellowship to San Francisco, and settled in Miami. Dick and his family spent five years living in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He has three older children who are either in medical school or headed there and two younger ones ages 6 and 9.

While at Dartmouth Dick was a member of the renowned Dartmouth College debating team. .

"Bill Boyle, a pediatric oncologist at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC), received the Robert Kerr Award from the American Lung Association of New Hampshire. The award is in recognition of the clinical work he has done in cystic fibrosis at DHMC. At DHMC Bill teaches a number of courses and is involved in a number of medically oriented community service activities, all of which evidence the award "for distinguished service and outstanding contributions to the people of the State of New Hampshire." Bill earned his M.D. at Tufts, and did his post-doctoral training at DHMC and as a pediatric resident and ambulatory fellow at Children's Hospital and Medical Center in Boston.

Bill was a dedicated student at Dartmouth and richly deserves this kind of recognition. In the recent past he has served very effectively as '59's minireunion director.

Deborah Robbins Healey '53, the daughter of Alan H. Robbins, proudly wrote that in December her father was appointed president and CEO of the New England Baptist Hospital, which is regarded as one of the top orthopedic hospitals in the country. As NEBH's president and CEO, Alan will play an important role in the Pathway Health Network, of which the hospital is a member.

He defines his challenge as twofold: (1) seeing that NEB hi flourishes and continues to provide the special kind of care that has been its tradition while (2) at the same time, as part of a team working closely within the Pathway Health Network and its other affiliated hospitals, building strengths for the future. Deborah writes that Alan, who is professor of radiology at Tufts University School of Medicine, has been chairman of the department of radiology at New England Baptist since 1981 and chief of the department of radiology at the Boston Veterans Hospital since 1969.

The oldest of three daughters, Deborah has given her parents a grandson, Evan (approximately age three), and a granddaughter, Rachel (approximately six months).

Greg Stark has retired from a long and successful career in industrial relations and human resources management, first with Dana Corp. and then with Martin Marietta. Greg's hobby is photography. He has recently been dabbling in the mailorder business with collectible cameras (some are World War II vintage).

He and his wife Anita (whom he first met at Green Key Weekend in 1959) plan to build a retirement home m the western part of North Carolina at Brevard. He occasionally sees brotherin-law Phil Schmehl of Park Forest, 111, and attorney Dick Schmidt of Nags Hcad.N.C

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