Norm Veasey heard from our ’54 Tucker Foundation intern, Andrea Price ’16. “I am very honored to have been selected for the class of 1954 internship. I am an engineering major from near Seattle. I did my internship over the summer working at a hospital in a small town in Haiti. My work included setting up a streamlined stock management system for the depot with the staff, computer trainings, creating first aid trainings for ambulance drivers and teaching English classes. Haitian Creole is an incredibly simple language, so I was able to learn to communicate pretty decently by the end. It was a very small town and there were only a couple of foreign people there, so I felt like I got to know the lifestyle and the people, and it was great that I was able to safely go out alone to explore.” Dan McCarthy heard from intern Melanie Zaraska ’19. “I recently suffered from an ankle injury that had me out of the water for several months of this season. Eventually, after a long, hard rehabilitation program, I was finally able to swim again. After touching the wall first in the 200 individual medley I knew that I was making a strong comeback. It was an amazing feeling as I heard my teammates cheering and sharing such a wonderful moment with me. I am confident that I will continue to improve and help Dartmouth women’s swim and dive team achieve great things. I never imagined I could come to love a school as much as I love Dartmouth. My life outside of the pool—professors and peers alike—continues to amaze and inspire me on a daily basis. I am so proud to be a part of a place where people are so passionate and exceptional.”

Sad to announce the passing of Willard Nice Chamberlain June 27, 2015, William Emery Ullmann Jr. September 27, Donald Richard Meltzer March 30, George Myron Morris October 29, Don Fetherolf January 12, Ron Pickett February 8; David Martin February 19, Barry Nova March 2 and Anthony J. Migliaccio March 13.

—Wayne Weil, 246 Ridge Road, Rutherford, NJ 07070; (201) 933-4102; wayne@dartmouthgraphics.com