1958

News from the medical world: Stuart Kornfeld has been elected the president of the American Association of Physicians. He continues his research and teaching duties at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. Gail and Jake Jacobus are planning to come to our 40th Reunion June 15-18. Gail continues to teach American history, while Jake continues to enjoy the Wall Street ride as a broker with Solomon/Smith Barney. They both enjoy getting up to Falmouth, Maine, each summer for golf and relaxation. Plan now to join Gail and Jake in Hanover this June.

Our class has honored John Whiteley with a Dartmouth College Class of 1958 Alumni Service Award. As the class head agent from 1988 to 1992, he was responsible for raising $1,432,181 for the Alumni Fund. John and Metza call York, Pa., their home, where he is employed by York Laboratory Associates in its department of pathology.

Ron Snow is heading up our class nominating committee. At the time of our 40th in June we shall be electing officers for the coming five years. Get the names of classmates you would like to see serve to Ron c/o Orr & Reno, P.O. Box 3550, Concord, NH 03302-3550. Dartmouth has a fine field hockey midfielder thanks to our class contribution to the Athletic Sponsor Program. Bob Gilges received a thank-you note from Whitney Gulick '01, in which she wrote, "My stay with the field hockey team this past October ('96) helped to show me so many wonderful attributes of a school such as Dartmouth. Experiencing that weekend was like nothing else the football and field hockey teams defeating Ivy League rival Yale. Such immense school spirit could never have been explained in words. That is why I am so grateful to you for letting me be a part of the festivities."

It is with sadness that I report the death of Alan Akeson. At the time of his death Al was employed by Abrasives and Tools of New Hampshire Inc. in Concord, N.H., following 33 years with the Permattach Diamond Tool Corp. He was president of Permattach when he left to join Abrasives and Tools. The condolences of our class are extended to his widow, Jane, and Al's family.

Skip Louis wrote in late December to report the death of Judy Jacquet, wife of Joe Jacquet. Judy will be remembered by many of us for her tireless efforts helping Joe organizing our class mini-reunions. Our condolences go out to Joe in this, his time of grief.'

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