1966

What happens when you head for the Dartmouth Skiway everyday from October to April for fouryears? Well, we're not sure if there's any correlation, but classmate John Wiesel has ended up, not surprisingly, in the ski business. He runs Nordic Group International out of Bozeman, Mont., and designs cross-country ski areas, serves as a XC ski guide and instructor, and writes about the subject.

John Uhlmann is chairman of The Uhlmann Co., a Kansas City-based grocery products manufacturer. John is active in community affairs, now serving as president of the Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City. Tricia is a travel agent. Kate graduated from Union College a few years ago and is in Boston. Meg's a junior at the University of Rochester.

Mike Urbanic is another classmate who is a leader in agribusiness. As president of the North American corn milling division of giant Cargill Inc. in Minneapolis, Mike is responsible for a growing unit with more than $2 billion in sales. Sixteen-year-old Katie is a soccer-playing junior at The Blake School. Class activist Jim Weiskopf is public affairs director of the Fisher House Foundation, a network of guest houses for families of seriously ill or injured military veterans. Kamay is a computer resource teacher in a large elementary school, daughter Jennifer is married and a recent graduate of Columbus School of Law in Washington, D.C., Jill (Jennifer's twin) graduated from Wake Forest and works for Chubb Insurance, and Alexandra is a sophomore lacrosse and drill team participant at Paul VI High School in Clifton, Va.

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