Class Notes

1967

MARCH 2000 Dave Mangelsdorff
Class Notes
1967
MARCH 2000 Dave Mangelsdorff

Bob Fagan was elected chairman of the board of TECO, the Tampa-based energy company. Prior to joining TECO Energy he had served as president of PP&L Global Inc., in Fairfax, Va., since 1994. Bob served as an officer in the Navy, assigned to Vice Admiral Rickover's staff with responsibility for the design, procurement and maintenance of large primary plant components for naval nuclear-powered ships. Bob holds a B.A. degree in engineering science and an M.E. degree in chemical engineering. He is married to Cynthia Zimmerman.

News from American General in Houston, Texas, notes that Rick Geissinger has been promoted to vice chairman and group executive of consumer finance. Rick has served as president and chief executive officer of American General since 1995. Previously he served as president and CEO of American General Mortgage and Land Development Inc. Prior to joining the company in 1994, he was executive vice president of Daiwa Securities. He previously had spent 21 years with Chase Manhattan Bank. A native of Huntingdon, Pa., Rick received his B.A. in economics and his M.B.A. from the University of Chicago in 1969.

Charlie Hoeveler in Kentfield, Calif., is still active in grass-court tennis championships. From 1993 to 1997 Charlie and elder son Charles Jr. owned the National father-son championships. In 1998 USTA Men's National final rankings, the team was ranked second. Now younger son Justin is teamed with dad in the competitions. Charlie runs U.S. Sports Development Co., which is the world's largest operator of sports camps, with more than 25,000 students annually. Charlie picked up an M.B.A. from Stanford in 1969.

Paul Klungness in Dallas, Texas, provided an update. Having spent most of his working life in the ice cream street vending business in Syracuse and Rochester, N.Y., Paul has spent the last 15 years in Texas. He decided to try teaching math in secondary schools. Paul noted not being able .to understand kids who do not want to learn or work (a common problem for many educators).

A note from Paul Moore (assistant manager at Thayer during our time) brings greetings to the '67 class. Paul retired from Dartmouth in 1987 and now lives in New London, home of Colby Sawyer College. He would enjoy hearing from our class at paulmoore@tds.net. Go to the '67 class page for the super links or try the webpage listed below for more details on the great class of '67.

3410 Turtle Village Drive, San Antonio, TX 78230-3918; dmangels@txdirect.net or www.txdirect.net/users/dmangels/dart67.htm