1954

March and April 1957 At work: Bob Clark in Hartford with Pratt & Whtney aircraft, Cliff Feakes in Toledo with Lion Stores, Ron Stillman in New York with the publishers of Gentry and Ameriean Fabrics, Don Fetherolf in California with the Van Nuys News, Pete Gutlon in Boston with Modern Curtain Cos., Bill Petty in Cincinnati with Proctor & Gamble and Ted Fuller in Pittsfield with General Electric. Born: to Ann and Herb Hillman, Carol; to Teriy and George O'Connor, Timothy; to Dorothy and Bob Adnopox, Stephen; and to Peg and George Fletcher, Alan.Traveling: Bill Murane scaling Mexico's Popocatepetl volcano and almost descending the hard way.

Jerry Goldstein has been appointed to the board of trustees of St. Lukes Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York City. He is managing director emeritus at Bear, Stearns & Co. and also serves on the boards of the Westchester Land Trust, Wilkes University, The American Jewish Committee and the Rassias Foundation.

Belated news of Lloyd Teppers retirement as corporate medical director at Air Products and Chemicals. Lloyds career has taken him from Harvard Medical School to an internship at the University of California at San Francisco to a fellowship at Mass General Hospital and a research position at MIT. After receiving his doctorate of science in hygiene from Harvard, he worked as a physician for the Atomic Energy Commission, as a professor in environmental health at the University of Cincinnati and as an associate director at the Kettering Laboratory. Lloyd also served as associate commissioner at the Food & Drug Administration. Since his retirement he has served on the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Educations Residency Review Committee for the Transitional Year and is on the adjunct faculty at the University of Pennsylvania. He is also question editor for the examination of the American Board of Preventive Medicine.

The following from John Moran (slightly edited): "Gretchen and I spent much of June and July on an RV trip from coast to coast, one focus being white-water rafting trips. We made our way to nearby Jackson, Wyoming, and stopped in on Bill Briggs. He is a resident of Jackson, and is the ski school director at Snow King Mountain. He is the leader of the Stagecoach Band, playing the banjo and the autoharp, and doing mainly country and western, bluegrass, folk music and ski songs. Bill is also still active as a mountain climbing guide. Before anyone ever heard of'extreme skiing,' he made the first descent on skis of nearby Grand Teton Mountain in 1971, a feat previously thought impossible. Bill, Bob Collins '53 and I had climbed the Grand in 1953. In a group of five from Dartmouth during spring break the same year, we had skied Snow King Mountain. Bill recalls that, on leaving Jackson Hole on the way to Sun Valley, we all vowed to return to live there, only Bill actually did. We stayed in Jackson to attend Bills 'Hootenanny,' held at the base of Snow King, a freewheeling lively session...he's a terrific yodeler and was in good form that night. Next time any of you are in Jackson on a Sunday night, you should hit the Stagecoach Bar in Wilson, a few miles to the west. Or the Hoot on Monday."

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