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Inducted into the Choate Rosemary Hall Athletics Hall of Fame at a dinner held on campus last November was none other than our own BusMosbacher, winner of the America's Cup in 1962 and 1967, and recipient of the Choate Alumni Seal Prize in 1967. Jack Pfeiffer writes to tell us that their eldest grandson recently married a young lady named Michelle, so adding to their family a Michelle Pfeiffer'. This may well provide the young lady with some interesting experiences in time to come Charlie Cusack, ever mindful of the plight of the Class Secretary in attempts to gather news, writes to advise of the visit last fall to Bend, Ore., of Bob and Jean Craig, who call Fernandma Beach, Fla., home. Seems their daughter and son-in-law, a physician, have settled m Bend. Regrettably, their visit with Charlie took place in the local hospital, where Charlie was being treated with balloon angioplasty for another arterial stenosis. The Grains, physicians themselves, 'tho now retired,' advised Charlie of a new formula for treatment of coronaiy artery disease: three glasses of red wine daily taken at responsible intervals, which they credit to that eminent enologist Frank Hartmann. Sounds good to this 3CBG! Get well, Charlie. And may you and Barbara survive without incident the flooding we read and heard about in Oregon.

Finally, we have to report to you the deaths of Lew English, MikeMcCormack, Dr. Jim Ewing, and BobGrimshaw.

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