1971

Welcome back. I hope all of you enjoyed your summer. As I put pen to paper, Bea and I are planning a one-week excursion to Toronto with Sarah and Alan to visit Toronto's Metro Zoo, the Ontario Science Centre, Ontario Place, and Canada's Wonderland. Later this fall, we'll be planning a return visit to Hanover.

Word is in that class head agent, John Shapleigh our class agents, and 1984 Alumni Fund contributors have broken the 13th-yearout record of $55,595. Our class total for the 1984 70th Anniversary Fund was $76,831.24, with nearly 75 percent of the class a rousing 574 donors participating. Among classes from 1970 through 1978, we finished first in our group in the Green Derby, based on participation, percentage of dollar objective, and combined participation and dollar amount achieved. We far surpassed both our dollar goal of $71,000 and our participation goal of 71 percent. Again, congratulations to all.

Glenn Britt, senior vice president-finance of Denver-based American Television and Communications Corporation, a leading cable televison operator, has been named senior vice president-finance of Time Inc.'s Video Group in New York, which includes ATC and Home Box Office, the largest paytelevision programming service. Glenn will be the group's chief financial officer, responsible for implementing new operating review procedures. His previous positions at Time Inc. include director of business development of the Video Group, vice president-network and studio operations for HBO, and vice president-treasurer for Manhattan Cable Television in New York.

Jim O'Connell has been named director of public events at Arizona State University. He had served as acting director since last February. In his new position, Jim will serve as general manager for the university's public events system. He served as ASU public events director of administration for two years before he was named acting director. Before joining ASU, Jim was managing director of the Des Moines Community Playhouse. He has been consultant to the Foundation for the Arts in lowa, managing director of the Civic Center for Greater Des Moines, and assistant director of development and administration intern at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York City. After graduation from Dartmouth, Jim received a master's degree in arts administration from the University of WisconsinMadison Graduate School of Business.

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