July/August 2013.

John Talbott of Atlanta, Georgia posted that he signed papers for
his first non-real estate, six-figure purchase of a 2014 Audi Quattro 
3.7L/477 HP Turbo Coupe. Look for John cruising on Peachtree Street.
      
Dick Clapp of Boston, Massachusetts received more professional kudos:
a Lifetime Achievement Award from Clean Water Action and the 
Scientific Research Award from the Occupational Health and Safety 
section of the American Public Health Association. It is nice to 
get recognition from your peers. 

C. Fordham von Reyn, who heads the Infectious Disease Section of 
the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover, New Hampshire 
won a Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Union 
Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease. Ford created the 
DAR-901 vaccine for tuberculosis which has been shown to 
effectively reduce TB rates in HIV-infected patients. He also
serves as director of the Geisel School of Medicine DarDar 
programs in Tanzania. This research has a tremendous impact
worldwide.

Michael Wolff was selected as the new dean for Saint Louis University
School of Law. A current SLU Law faculty member, Mike brings an 
Established record of leadership to his new role, having served for
13 years on the Missouri Supreme Court and as its Chief Justice from
2005 to 2007. Mike earned his J.D. cum laude from the University of 
Minnesota Law School.  

John Lobitz wrote the CarniVail gathering in March went well with several 67s present. Attendees included: Steve Cheheyl, George Wood, Larry Langford, Rosanne Lobitz, John Manaras, Pris Kern, John Meck, Jan Meck, Ed Kern, Maureen Cheheyl, and Carol Wood, It was a great time remembering stories, toasting Dartmouth, and friends. 

Robert Piampiano noted the passing of Hugh James McCarthy in
Mexico City. Hugh was active in Alpha Chi Alpha, and served in
the Navy before his career in law.   

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