1963

You experienced interleague baseball in the summer! Now get set to try the off-Home coming mini-reunion in .the fall. Peak foliage will be a major attraction for our official Hanover football mini-reunion on October 3-4, and the weather is normally superb that time of year. Here's a chance to sit in the class section and see Dartmouth's winning football team take on Cornell, followed by festive cocktails nearby at Dean and Barbara Edson's lovely home. Rooms have been set aside for the class at the Airport Economy Inn in West Leb. Call 1- 800-43 3-3466 by September 3 for reservations. You'll hear more, but if you have questions, contact mini-reunion chair Bob Bysshe at (914) 248-7578. If you can't make the October 3-4 trip, we've got a second mini-reunion for Homecoming, October 31-November 1, against Harvard, Better yet, come to both.

The buzz has started for the big one, the class 35th Reunion scheduled for June 15- 18 in Hanover. Bob Bysshe, who chairs that one too, has started to name his team. They are Ted Suess, treasurer; Bill Wellstead, food and beverage; John Lehman, souvenirs; Marty Bowne, registration; Frank Deserio, reunion run; Bruce Baggaley, reunion giving; and Dave Schaefer and Harry Zlokower, publicity. Furthermore, a committee has been formed to nominate candidates for president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer of the class to be voted upon and announced at the June Reunion. If you're interested in an office or wish to propose a candidate, contact committee members Rich Berkowitz, Pete DeForth, Bruce Baggaley, or Dave Schaefer.

While many of us continue to have careers in high gear, some are finding ways to share knowledge and maybe financial support, with our children. Plastic surgeon Steve Kurland, Worcester, Mass., an accomplished pianist, used to have his son, Scott, accompany him on the drums. Now Scott, a Wharton grad, lets Dad accompany him with some investment money and sage advice at the Boston franchise of Bloch Trading, a Houston-based company that permits shareholders to do their own NASDAQ buying and selling without using New York Stock Exchange brokers. Steve has been in contact with Tom Clephane and Steve Guthrie, the latter whom he has known since high school in Mamaroneck, N.Y.

Peter van Lent, St. Lawrence University professor of modern languages and literature, and his daughter, Joelle, a doctoral candidate at Indiana University of Pennsylvania, presented results of joint research at the American Popular Culture Association recently. Subject was custom of placing crosses and other items at scenes of fatal accidents which began in the American Southwest and has spread cross the country. Peter specializes in folklore studies, particularly in the North Country. Joelle is studying clinical psychology and the subject of grief.

Chris Miller, screenwriter for Animal House, Multiplicity, and Club Paradise, appeared recently at the University of Wisconsin in his long-running one-man show, The Chris Miller Story Hour. Dave Schaefer was elected president of the Class Newsletter Editors Association at Dartmouth. Adam Heyman led the Oscar Heyman Co. marketing team at this year's National Jewelry Show in Las Vegas.

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