ALUMNI PP5 NEWSLETTER

Vol. I, No. 1 Fall/Winter 1982-83

Alumni Class Notes Take On New Look

Alumni Class Notes take on new look. This spring in keeping with the latest fashion trends, the PDS Alumni Newsletter presents a streamlined silhouette. This newsletter, which will be published once each year, will take the place of the spring Journal. It will contain class notes, articles written by alumni, and news pertinent to alumni. The Journal will continue to bring you up-to-date on news of the entire school as well as alumni news but will be mailed only once a year, in the fall. The change in format was prompted by economic considerations but we hope you’ll find that the Newsletter\s just as full of interesting information as the Journal. Please keep in mind that both the Journal and the Newsletter will welcome your class notes as well as photographs, and will continue to count on your participation.

In the Alumni Office . .

Linda Maxwell Stefanelli '62 has been ap­ pointed Alumni Secretary of Princeton Day School. She will be responsible for cor­ respondence with all classes, an editor of the Newsletter/Journal, and coordinator of all alumni activities. In addition to her work in the alumni office, Linda will be coaching squash and lacrosse. She and her husband Tony are the parents of two daughters and a son, Trip, PDS grade 5. Linda is the daughter of Sanders Maxwell PCD ’32. While at Miss Fine's School Linda was awarded the Gold P for her outstand­ ing athletic accomplishment and sportsman­ ship. Martha Sullivan Sword '73, formerly Alumni Secretary, will now act as Director of Alumni Relations for the school and Assistant to the Director of Development.

New Alumni Secretary, Linda Maxwell MISS FINE'S SCHOOL Stefanelli '62 No Class Secretary // I’ y°ur secretary, have just lived 15 through the "Blizzard of ’83." Lydia Taber Poe writes from Doylestown, PA ''Fairhaven" came through beautifully. The that she “ had to leave Princeton— after 65 dining room was closed for two days, but meals years!— for this kind place because my back, were delivered to over 300 people Hot fried Long Time No Hear! like the Roman Forum, is disintegrating.’’ chicken— imagine?

What a great surprise it was to hear from CECIL BAKER ’25. He wrote from No Class Secretary y Q Annabel Dixon Arnett had a bad Prescott, Arizona that his old friend and classmate, NOEL BUSCH, of Millbrook, 16-19 accident last spring. She was NY “ has written me that Miss Fine’s School is now the P.D.S. I am prompted by knocked down by a wave and broke her arm. a twinge of nostalgia to write you. She and her husband, George, seem to com­ Class Secretary mute to California, where most of their children “ I attended Miss Fine’s in—God Save the Mark— 1918, it memory serves. We 20-24 Mrs. T. Stockton Gaines '22 live. lived in the Episcopal Rectory that year, with my uncle, the Rev. Dr. Alfred (Katherine Blackwell) Baker, who for some time was the Oldest Living Graduate of Princeton "Fairhaven"— Box C115 (University). Sykesville, MD21784 “ Later, when I went to Lawrenceville, I was told that my Latin foundation was O C 1 In July of 1982, I received a card ‘very good.’ I attribute this compliment tQ the beginnings of Latin I acquired at f c w telling me that Myla Raycroft Miss Fine’s. The fact that I remember the compliment at all I attribute to its Hahner died in August of 1981. She lived in rarity in my life. Califon, NJ and I know she must be greatly missed by her family and friends. “ As to my life, all I can say is that, in all its aspects, I have been rather pointedly unkissed by that Bitch-Goddess Success. 9 | Helen Smith Shoemaker lives at “ But I wish the P.D.S. well, and I salute you from far away and long ago.’’ ■ - I “ Burnside Farm" in the Green Spring Valley near Baltimore, MD. She spends Thank you. Cecil. a few months of the winter in Florida. I see her occasionally, which is great fun for me since I have moved to Maryland. Page 2 PDS Alumni Newsletter

Elizabeth (Lib) Blackwell Twyeffort has '43 of the Athletic Department seemed pleased Class Secretary Class Secretary been a member of the Paul Longenecker and set a date for the unveiling at which the ar­ Mrs. Walter J. Smith Mrs. Frederick S. Osborne 25 27 Seminar since its beginning. Her paintings of tist, Pat the Painter, and I were to be honored (Florence Clayton) (Katherine Mitchell) last summer hung in the exhibit held at the guests, after which Margaret planned a lovely 37 Dix Street 1801 J. F. Kennedy Boulevard James Hunt Barber Galleries, Nantucket, on buffet luncheon at the Nassau Club. Roy and I Winchester, MA01890 Apartment 2713 August 31, 1982. She gave a slide lecture en­ feel very disappointed that circumstances Philadelphia, PA 19103 From Wellesley College recently has come the titled "Castles and Palaces Around the World" don't allow us to take this 3,000 mile trip information that Mary Reddan Jamieson died Helen Scamell Walton and Margaret (Girlie) to the Colonial Dames in New York early in together. It seems that one of us just has to be October 12, 1981.A note of sympathy has been Wheaton Tuttle (Mrs. Arthur F. Tuttle) are still November. This lecture she will repeat for the here at all times. When we tried leaving sent to her husband, Crawford Jamieson Mary, “ lost.” Some one in our Class must know their English Speaking Union in New York on together, disasters occurred. So Margaret will a member of the class of 1929 at Wellesley, whereabouts. Please send their addresses. February 17th. kindly do the honors. formerly lived in Trenton but more recently Elizabeth (Betty) Maddock Clissold went to Margaret (Peggy) Cook Wallace and her Speaking of trips, I just returned from resided in Lawrenceville, N.J. Sue Blackwell her first Elderhostel. This was on Prince Ed­ husband. Jack, spent the summer in their Nan­ Manila, Philippines where a group of us went to Posey learned from Annabel Dixon Arnett '23 ward Island at the University. She would like to tucket house. In the fall Fred and I had a visit the famous psychic surgeons. It was the that Mary’s daughter, Martha (Mrs. James) go to many more. wonderful time "catching up” with them over a first time in twenty-eight years of marriage Roy Crawley, also lives in Lawrenceville; her cup of tea in their Princeton home. Peggy and and I had ever been apart and I could hardly daughter, Polly (Mrs. Edward) Meara lives in Jack are going on a tour of Germany and stand it. He said he had the same trouble! If I Trenton as does her son, Tom; Ellen (Mrs. Austria sponsored by the Princeton Art told you what happened there the editors would Ernest) Frank is a resident of Long Island, while Museum in the spring. probably say I am taking too much space as Susan (Mrs. Max) Creighton is now a Jackson­ Jean March Westphal and her husband, Al, they did once before when I told about a trip to ville, FL lawyer. visited their daughter, Gina, and her family in Madonna Inn in California after Sally Gardner Sue Blackwell Posey also sends a do-you- Wassenaar, Netherlands in October. In Tiers '33 mentioned she had been there. They remember-when? question. Let us know if you November Jean was honored by having her cut out my whole column for the first and only remember the answer to: Why did Miss Fine photograph hung in the Buchanan Library of time, so as not to risk that again, would you like not have the Senior Dance for the Class of Landon School where she worked for 18 years. to hear about a most fabulous and rare ex­ 1925? May 1982 Sue attended the Smith Col­ Al finished a volume published just before perience I had which only a few million people lege graduation of her great-niece, then a Christmas for a distinguished surgeon "who world wide have ever had in the next Journal? grandson’s Hotchkiss graduation, followed by was skilled with the scalpel but weak with the It’s unbelievable because of the way 90% of her husband, Mitch's, 60th Reunion at An­ quill." people have been trained to believe, but never­ dover. Sue's comment, “ Life is good to us!" is (ED. NOTE: Your loyal Secretary, Katherine theless it is really true. It will startle you, maybe indeed true. shock you into thinking more deeply. Those Mitchell Osborne, has asked to be replaced as Christmas cards and greetings always bring who can’t handle it, dismiss it as a bunch of lies class secretary. She has done a wonderful job news from classmates. Helen Foster or “ hypnosis," magic, trickery, but these it's since 1969. We wish to thank her for all her Highberger tells of the successful completion work. If you would be interested in taking on the NOT! Scientists, doctors, dentists, chemists of her husband, John's, operation on his and researchers of all kinds came to sneer and job, please contact the Alumni Office.) thyroid. A 40th wedding anniversary was Betty Maddock Clissold, her son, grand­ left with a cheer signing statements that God celebrated in August with daughter, Judy, and daughter and five great-grandchildren. performs miracles and that they had to believe son, Bill and his family at his home in Alexan­ Dorothea (Doro) Matthews Dooling is going their eyes. Some even participated and helped dria, VA. Bill has been made a partner in the to meet me in New York for lunch before the the Holy Healers as well as taking thousands of law firm of Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher and his end of February— too bad a report on this will photos and movies of operations. We all wife is now a Deputy Assistant Attorney be too late for the deadline of this Journal. watched each other being healed and took pic­ General A glorious two week bus tour of Nor­ Doris Johnson Low brings us up to date on tures. I’ll tell you about my trip next time. way, Sweden and Denmark was a September her sons. David is considering several jobs in adventure After a family gathering at the the Washington area and also the possibility of Highbergers' at Thanksgiving, Helen was starting his own business as a financial con­ scheduled for a hospital sojourn for follow-up sultant. Meanwhile, with a Gilbert & Sullivan throat surgery. We hope that Helen has come Troupe of which his wife is President, he sang Class Secretary through with flying colors. one of the leads in “ lolanthe.” Peter is using in 28 Mrs. John B. Chick Joan Woolworth Smith's Christmas note his classes at the University of Virginia the (Elizabeth Dinsmore) gave an enthusiastic account of her move to a textbook on criminal law which with the help of Sea Tower Apt. #309 No Class Secretary fourth floor retirement apartment with a another law professor he wrote. This book is 2840 North Ocean Blvd. 30 balcony affording a charming view of distant now being used by 25 law schools. Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 downtown Columbus, Ohio. She is enjoying painting, lettering, reading and volunteer work while keeping in touch with her enlarging family including three great-granddaughters, a great- grandson and a fifth great-grandchild expected in March. Joan, I bet you take the prize for the most great-grandchildren! Anyone challenge Class Secretary that? Mrs. Robert N. Smyth Dot Auten Sutton continues to enjoy her 31 (Jean Osgood) retirement community in Hartford, CT where 321 Nassau Street she is participating in a tutoring p- ; Pi NJ 08540 reading for first and second graders, attending Class Secretary Town and Gown lectures at Trinity College in 29 Mrs. Roy Allen Rowe Believe it or not, our class has finally come October, “Great Decisions” discussions in (Jean M. Herring) through with some news thanks to Clare New Age Mission February and March, a symphony series and Raymond Durant and Jan W icks Grindley. I Hartford Stage Company plays. Her church 9640Takilma Road had nice newsy letters from both of them and work continues as she serves on the Vestry Cave Junction, OR 97523 will share the contents with the rest of you. and Liturgical Committee at Grace Episcopal Jib Johnston Koren spent Christmas with Clare writes that she is now spending the Church. She attended the graduation from her sister, Sarah (Jab) Johnston Trafford ’31. summers again in the Raymond family place in Williams College of her second granddaughter, She is looking forward to her 50th reunion at Woodstock, New Hampshire where, as a Carol, followed shortly by Carol’s wedding. No Vassar and her brother-in-law, Barney teenager, I spent many a happy time. The time to be bored or lonesome for Dot1 Doris Johnson Low's son, David, his wife, (Thornell) Koren PCD '26, is having his 50th winters she spends in Stuart, Florida. Her From Orient, N Y . Winnie Link Stewart tells Nancy. John and Amanda taken at Point 'o’ reunion at Princeton. oldest daughter and a friend live with her there of “ this charming area of old houses, beautiful Woods, Fire Island, N. Y. where they spent last Margaret Lowry Butler writes: "After many in her cypress cabin. She invites us all to visit countryside and great interest in preserving August. happy years in Connecticut, we have sold our her in either place. Look out, Clare, we might all the old in Suffolk Township’’ where she is a home in Green Farms and have moved back to take you up on that invitation. Katherine (Kay) Mitchell Osborne and her member of the Oyster Ponds Historical Asheville, NC where many of my family live as Jan wrote a wonderful letter from Westport husband had a festive visit in Savannah last fall Society. She is happy to have her daughter, well as many friends. I am near the same aunt Point, M A where she and Bob decided to spend stopping at many of their favorite Southern Anne Tuthill, and Anne's second husband with who was like my mother when we all lived on the winter this year instead of going to the haunts both going and coming. Despite our her fourteen year old son living nearby in anold Boudinot Street and I walked to Miss Fine's as Bahamas. They have added another room to nostalgia for both Princeton and Savannah, we farmhouse in an agricultural area where did my cousin, Anne Holt Massey '32. She was their house instead of moving to a retirement are thoroughly enjoying Philadelphia and all horses, produce and grape cultivation are im­ mother’s youngest sister and is now 94 years home. She and one of her daughters left their she has to offer. portant Winnie also enjoys visiting her son, old and still very keen. We have a nice con­ families for three weeks and vagabonded John Stewart, who is Assistant Manager of dominium, the way of life for so many now, and around England and had a ball. Jan is now the T V.A in Knoxville, TN Winnie chose last I am glad to be relieved of responsibilities. proud possessor of seven grandchildren. One year’s Dogwood Festival time to spend with We’ll be coming to the New York area from of her sons is an architect, another is a builder John, wife Nancy, eighteen year old Michael time to time, and will certainly be on hand in and cleans chimneys on the side (I could use and fifteen year old Cara in their Southern Princeton for the presentation of Pat Herring him), one daughter is Alumni Secretary at home on a five acre estate. Stratton's '32 portrait of Hobey Baker '14, Marlboro College, VT and youngest daughter is As for your Secretary, Walter's mild heart given by our own Jean Herring Rowe to the in the pediatric clinic at M.I.T. One by one all attack somewhat restricted our activity in the University for the renovation of the Hobey the Wicks clan are retiring to Westport Point— fall. However, Thanksgiving was celebrated Baker Memorial Skating Rink. New address: Aud is already there and Dave plans to be there with both daughters— Roxanne McNamara and GG2 Crowfields Lane, Asheville, NC 28803." soon. Jan’s sister, Targ Wicks Spicer MFS '43 Deborah Gasior— and their families at JDeb- Explanation: For many years one of my lives on a farm in Vermont and her brother, Bob bie’s home in Park Ridge, N.J. Christmas treasured possessions was a beautiful piece of PCD '38 teaches at Newton High. brought son, Ted Jope, and his family from art, a portrait which hung in Roy’s and my little I am still in the Admissions Office at PDS and LaCanada, California to enjoy the holiday museum here at the New Age Mission Inc. we will probably stay one or two more years and season in Winchester, MA with us Any free founded and built on the Illinois River in Oregon then will be ready to be put out to pasture. I see time left over from Wellesley College, church in 1964. My favorite painting was done by my Nini Duffield Dielhenn quite a lot as we both and hospital volunteer work is taken up with sister whom I call Pat the Painter— Patricia work as volunteers at the hospital and both go helping with preparation for Walter’s five-day Herring Stratton '32— of one of Princeton's to the same beauty parlor. She is a grand­ 55th Reunion of his M.I.T. Class of 1928 this greatest athletes, Hobey Baker '14. He was a mother several times over and is a good one, I June of which he is in charge. close family friend, being only five years can tell you. No more news till the next time. Thanks to all of you who have shared the Left to right: Kay Mitchell Osborne, Peggy Cook younger than our father, Donald Grant Herring news' We shall hope to hear from the others, Wallace and Liz Blackwell Twyeffort represent­ ’07 who was Hobey's preceptor. (This due to too, next time. ing the Class of 1927 at their 55th reunion on our father's having graduated at age 20 instead Alumni Day, May 29, 1982. of the usual 22.) Hobey spent happy hours with us when we lived on Library Place and Margaret (Stevie) Stevens Stevens spent Cleveland Lane and at Mantoloking in the sum­ Christmas with her son, David, and his family in mers where he gave me my first swimming New Canaan, Connecticut. Her grandsons are lessons. A great bond of friendship developed No Class Secretary all in college—one in Springfield College, between us and I was devastated when he was 32 Springfield. Massachusetts, one in the Univer­ killed. I have written down my childhood Exciting news from Margaret Russell Class Secretary sity of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hamp­ memories of our family friend and was planning Edmondson: "This is our year for weddings! Mrs. James A. Kerr 26 shire, and one in Dickinson College, Carlisle, to come to Princeton to tell them in person on Our oldest granddaughter, Mylene Edmondson, (C. Lawrence Norris) Pennsylvania. April 9th but now must ask our classmate, was married Dec. 19th to Michael Melson. Her P.O. Box 227 Elizabeth (Libbie) Noyes Stockman writes Margaret Lowry Butler to pretend she is me sister, Cathy Edmondson, will marry Curtis Princeton, NJ 08540 that Oregon has the flu and “ Recession- and read the memories and unveil the portrait Boster on March 26th, and our older grandson, depression-obsession— here, as everywhere.” for me. I chose her because she knew about Eric Olson, will marry Caroline Julius on June However, she plans to make her annual trip the rink being renovated and when she 25th It's a busy and happy year." this summer to their island in Casco Bay, discovered I owned this beautiful portrait, she Margaret also sends the news that her son, Maine. Her son-in-law, Donald Hodel. formerly began twisting my arm so hard that I finally Frank, Jr., after 21 years in the Air Force, Undersecretary of the Interior, is now Secre­ gave in and agreed with her that more has completed Law School and passed the bar tary of Energy. He was sworn in on November Princetonians than Oregonians should be able exam. Her granddaughter, Mylene, graduated 5,1982 and confirmed in December. to see and admire our Hobey. Sam Howell PCD last May from Miami of Ohio. PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 3

O O Class Secretary Class Secretary U w Mrs. Lindley W. Tiers 37 Mrs. E. Riggs McConnell (Sally Gardner) (Cornelia B. Sloane) 50 Pardoe Road 279 Elm Road Princeton, NJ 08540 Princeton. NJ 08540 I am so very sorry to have to report the death of Doris Updike Foster in September, 1982. She was living in Buck Hill Falls, PA and is survived by her husband, John, and two sons, Thomas and John, and three grandchildren. She was a very charming member of our class. A very welcome note came from Barbara Anderson Rulon-Miller. She writes: "I keep busy with the Weymouth Art Center, Garden Club and for some reason, every time there’s a benefit, I get to decorate the tables— and there are many dances and fashion shows coming up. My granddaughters, Whitney Ross and Hilary Hayes are at P.D.S. Marjorie Munn Knapp ’38 and Dan spent a spring weekend with us for the steeplechase. They are only four hours away so we see them often." Thanks, Barbara! Tickie Dell Macomber sent a postcard. She has had back trouble so could not get away for a vacation. She is still in Rochester, NY with husband, Eddy. Her sister, Florence Macomber, (they married brothers), lives in Rochester too. Tickie writes, "Our grand­ children are a joy to us and seem to be doing well in everything (sports, academics, etc.). My best to all who remember me.” Sally Gardner Tiers '33 at Camp Robin Hood, I am enjoying being back in Princeton after Chambersburg, PA in 1926. 27 years in Washington, D C. My husband, Family reunion, Thanksgiving Day, 1981. Back row, left to right: John C. Dielhenn, Cornelia Duffield Riggs, died and I decided that you can go home Don’t forget Alumni Day, June 11th. Put it on Kerr Dielhann MFS '33, David Frothingham PCD '63, Pamela Kerr Frothingham, Gillian Frothingham, again. your calendar now!! Accompanying this article Hope Thompson Kerr MFS '53, Karen Kerr, Skip Kerr, Linda Kerr. Front row, left to right: Hunter Do send news. I would love to hear from you. is a picture of the portrait photograph of Albert Frothingham, Noelle Kerr, Janet Kerr, Elaine Kerr, Doug Kerr. Einstein by our celebrated artist photographer, Betty Menzies, that we are presenting to the school at our 50th Anniversary! Of course, we hope you will be on hand June 11th to see it and Betty in real life. As you know, Betty has retired from photography. I mentioned in the last Journal that she has taken up silver- Class Secretary smithing and now has her jewelry on sale in Nelson Vance indicated in a note that he Class Secretary 38 Mrs. Merle Lawrence four shops, the nearest in Kingston in “ Full hopes to be on hand on Alumni Day. Certainly 34 Mrs. William R. Reynolds (Roberta Harper) House.” Betty is self taught. A couple of books hope we can lure more males that were in our (Billie Foster) 2029 Vinewood Blvd. on the subject, a blow torch, a flameproof MFS class to show up. If not, us "o le" ladies 508 Ott Road Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 stove top, silver, varied colored stones, a lot of will try not to smother Nelson with too much Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 Since the rather copious notes for our class in imagination and she went to work with gusto. attention! And yet we may!! Getty Righter Snow is a faithful correspon­ the last issue of the Princeton Day School Jour­ One’s birthday and Christmas lists come to Lily Lambert McCarthy leads such a busy, dent. She loves to read about our classmates, nal, the news this time is pretty skimpy! A nice m ind!! interesting and dedicated life and one of great and wishes that more of you would send in note from Kay Eisenhart Brown tells me that contribution, not only to the English but for us news of yourselves. She and her husband were she is planning to attend our 45th reunion on all. Therefore, I wish to thank Lily on behalf of delighted to have their entire family home for Saturday, June 11, 1983 which is Alumni Day. our class and others who might read the follow­ Christmas for the first time ever. Their Please note that the date for our reunion has ing, for taking the time to send in her “ News." daughter, Marji Mazzanti, her husband and been changed from the date which appeared in Several years ago I wrote in the Journal that their three children flew in from Florence, Italy, this column in the last issue. Lily had given her collection of Lord Nelson and their son, Tom, his wife and his step­ Kay and her husband had a two week trip to memorabilia to the Royal Museum of Ports­ daughter came from California. The weather Tuscany in Italy in September, visiting hill mouth. It is known as the Lily Lambert “ cooperated beautifully.” Tom has a new towns. Kay also reports that the showing of her McCarthy Nelson Collection and is on display in paintings in Cambridge has been extended the Lambert McCarthy Gallery Last November album released by Arista, called "Hungry through March. She sent me a sample of her Lily and John and the Director of the Museum Nights.” Between that, Olivia Newton-John's recording of Make a Move On Me and Melissa work and it is really quite unique and welcomed the Prince and Princess of Wales on different— and very attractive! the occasion of the opening of a new part of the Manchester’s You Should Hear How She Talks About You he is doing very well. Mary Massey Barber reports that she museum. Later a recep'ion was held in Lily’s Cricket Myers McLain and her husband are recently visited her new granddaughter, gallery. In his speech be. ' the reception, enjoying their retirement very much. Their four Margaret Anne Green. Margaret is Mary’s Prince Charles said some kind words about her grandchildren are their “ joy." Their older son is fourth grandchild and is the first for Helen and great collection which she much appreciated. Larry Green who live in Swampscott, MA Next day the McCarthys flew on the Concorde still with the State Department and lives in Virginia. Their younger son is finishing his Mary also reports she had a Christmas card to the U.S. and far from a restful holiday! This from Charmian Kaplan Freund who still lives winter in Palm Beach, Lily and John have residency in Orthopedic Surgery, and will very in New York City with her physician husband. hosted a stream of English visitors. Their likely return to North Carolina afterwards. One last bit of news from Mary is that she saw English friends followed them! They included: Cricket is eager to know about plans for our Bette Hill Stretch some time ago. Bette lives in Mrs. Askew, Wild Fowl Preservation Trust in “ 50th" in 1984. Any suggestions will be welcome. South Jersey and is very active in Consolidated Betty Menzies '33 holding her portrait U.K., one of the finest, John Morley, Director, As for Bill and me, for a change we had a Hospital Volunteer work. Her husband just photograph of Albert Einstein which the class Brighton Pavillion, and Sir Eric and Lady Drake. healthy year in 1982. We flew to California in retired so Bette is the one who leaves in the of 1933 will present to PDS at their 50th Sir Eric is Chairman of the Mary Rose Trust, of August to visit our daughter, Sue. She had just morning carrying a briefcase! (as reported by which Lily is a member (on the “ court") in the reunion. (Margaret M. Fisher) Bette's sister, Joyce.) U.S. The Mary Rose was King Henry VMI’s recently opened the Malibu Emergency Room Eleanor Estes Johnstone writes that she is flagship which sunk tragically on July 19, 1545 and was discovering what a big responsibility it planning— or rather hoping to be at our 45th Following is an interesting tidbit that ties in with 600 of the 700 crew aboard. The King was. She has been much involved in fund rais­ reunion. (Remember when we thought that age with our Einstein photo. Recently I saw Anne watched from his battlements of Portsmouth ing with much help from many of the residents was old9) Unfortunately, her mother has left Arm strong Hutchison’s brother, Park, who the pride of his fleet slip beneath the waves. of Malibu, especially Ali MacGraw. Between Princeton (she had lived there since 1912) but lives here in Vero Beach, FL. I was telling him The Mary Rose was raised last O ctober!!! The that and practicing Emergency Medicine she is happy at Pine Run retirement community in about our gift which he thought was a great hull’s return to the surface was witnessed by has had very little time to herself. After our visit with Sue we went on to Hawaii for a pre-40th Doylestown, PA Eleanor not only has a idea. He said Anne and Einstein had become Henry's descendent, HRH Prince Charles, and wedding anniversary celebration which was daughter with an eleven year old grand­ ‘‘pals," as they were neighbors on Mercer the event was televised in England and the U.S. daughter living close by. but also a son with a Street. Often times, after school, when Anne and considered history's most ambitious great. We returned via San Francisco. Then on two year old grandson (see photograph) plus a returned home on the Presbyterian Seminary underwater archeological excavation. Over our real anniversary, right after Thanksgiving, new grandson born on December 24, 1982, so campus, Einstein would meet her on the north 17,000 artifacts were found on board providing Sue and our other daughter, Kathie Rovetti, she is surrounded by family. side of the then as now hazardous Mercer an insight into the daily life of mariners of the gave a lovely party for us at our home. Kathie’s Street and lead her across safely! Park didn’t 16th century. (I missed it!) The English Speak­ husband, Peter, was a big help, and their two mention whether the Good Genius ever helped ing Union of Palm Beach hosted the officers boys, Chris and Marc, added much to the occa­ sion, Chris even playing the violin. Kathie says her with her arithmetic, but he did say he gave and dignitaries of the Trust and Lily and John her candy sometimes! This all took place in the were in charge of the event. Other dignitaries that she is enjoying her music teaching in West 1920s. who Lily and John entertained were Margaret Hartford, Conn. more than ever. Bill is still happily practicing law and is much involved It is a real happiness to hear from Edythe Rule, the famous diver of the Mary Rose, also Miers Woodhouse and her letter merits being Lord and Lady Casson, Royal Academy of Art, with Friends Select School as a Trustee. I find that I keep very busy as President of the Board quoted: “ . . . Your years of devotion (per­ London. Dr. and Mrs. Lendon, head of the of Church Representatives of the Presbyterian sistence) have been rewarded! You have final­ E.S.U., Canterbury, England will visit them Children's Village among other volunteer ac­ ly unearthed another silent alumna! I’m before Lily departs March 10th for the U.K. and tivities. delighted to contribute to our class gift— think a busy summer schedule. P.S. I failed to men­ it’s a fine choice. I’ve been reluctant to res­ tion Lily and John’s son, Johnny, is on the Mary pond to your pleas "send along news." I can't Rose Trust. If I ever get to U.K., am going to Class Secretary report that I've climbed the Himalaya, been ap­ make a beeline to Portsmouth. Mrs. Charles R. Walton pointed to some lofty position, nor have I been 35 Your Secretary and husband are enjoying (Marion W. Rogers) "published!” However, I’ve enjoyed living here life in “ Geriatric Land!" This winter Florida is 1209 Yardley Commons in Mt. Lebanon (suburb of Pittsburgh) for lush green because of too many monsoon Yardley, PA 19067 almost thirty years where I run a book store rains. Recently my “ floating" (big sale for with a friend. My daughter, Gail, is an architect floaters this year) golf ball went astray and was in Boston; son, Reed, teaches in Boston and is stared at by a cruising alligator in the nearby No Class Secretary associated with the opera workshop there— as lagoon! He won! Better to lose a ball, a stroke 36 a pianist. I send my best to Betty Menzies, our and save the old limbs! Your sec has good class celebrity! How well I remember our years judgment, don’t you think? on the hockey team, her formidable prowess as On behalf of the class I wish to thank again well as her mind-boggling science projects all those who contributed to the anniversary which completely baffled my unscientific mind! gift. The response was heartwarming. For Wishing you great success with your reunion those who might have forgotten and who feel plans and a happy, healthy '83... so inclined, it’s not too late. Please send your Edythe— you are now "published!” and we tax deductible contribution to me or the school. thank you for your news. Your life sounds very Don’t forget June 11th!! 1! See you then!! pleasant and rewarding, particularly having your children pursuing interesting and diverse artistic careers and living in the same city Ed. Note: A picture of three of Sally’s grand­ John Thomas Greenaway, age 2. grandson of makes it easy when you visit them. children appears in the PCD notes. Eleanor Estes Johnstone '38. Page 4 PDS Alumni Newsletter

Louise Fenninger Sayen writes: "I expect Class Secretary No Class Secretary I’m medium dull like most of the world! I keep Mrs. A Jerome Moore 46 busy with three grandchildren, teaching 43 (Marjorie Libby) Philena Locke Richards writes, ' My husband, English to foreign students at P.U., coping with 17 Forest Lane Charley, retired July 1, 1982 and we have three households, and the usual run of life. Lots Trenton, NJ 08628 moved to Maine year round. We have a very of gardening and swimming constitute my large summer house and have built a small, pleasure.” Julie Sturges O’Connor writes that she is passive solar house for the winter which is Joan Taylor Ashley writes: ‘‘Son, Hugh, looking forward to being a grandmother in super. Three girls out in the world— Lee, 29, a married a nurse from Newton, MA., Lisa, in February. This is her first grandchild and she is R.N. in sports medicine in N.Y.C.; Karin, 26, Charlottesville, University of Virginia chapel in overjoyed I certainly do envy her— here I am back-packing in Australia on her way around March." with three sons and not even a daughter-in-law. the world; Pam, 25, in California finishing $ Helen Crossley also sent in a card saying: Marie Frohling Rawlings has launched her college at Santa Cruz.” “ Expect to retire late this year from the U.S. career as "Louey, the Clown of Renown— Joan Daniels Grimley sent news of her Information Agency after some 22 years of available for storytelling, birthday parties, face family. "Our first grandchild, Anthony Bennett, federal service. Will probably continue as painting, etc." None of us back in 1943 would Research Consultant." have imagined that you would ever be involved Jr., was born on January 13, 1982. Of course Eleanor Morgan Drorbaugh's fascinating in "Show Biz.” Ah, Marie, the "Roar of the he is the cutest, smartest, most advanced, etc. . . . (if you think I am insufferable in print, you new house was featured in the February 6, Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd.” should hear me in person.) Tony's grandfather 1983 issue of The New York Times Magazine. Please keep sending me the news. You have My brother, Ashby Taylor Harper, just all been helpful. and I are delighted and recommend grand- became the oldest man to swim the English parenthood to all. Our two oldest children, Margaret and Anne (Tony’s mother) are mar­ Channel. His picture was on the front page of Class Secretary The New York Times on August 8, 1982. He ried and living nearby—wonderful! Our three * 4 44 Mrs. Joseph O. Matthews graduated from Princeton University in 1939 as youngest, David, John and Joyce, are senior (Roz Earle) Joan Daniels Grimley's '46 grandson, Anthony one of the few nine lettermen ever to graduate and junior at the University of South Carolina 6726 Benjamin Street and sophomore at the University of Delaware, Bennett, Jr. at 8 months. from Princeton. He is now headmaster of McLean, VA 22101 Albuquerque Academy. He trained at my respectively . . . all doing well and getting on daughter's summer cottage on Lake Michigan Eleanor Vandewater Leonard sent in the with their lives! It's interesting and a bit un­ where the water is cold. wonderful photograph of her class in medieval settling to have no children at home after so Class Secretary My husband and I are about to leave for costume. She thinks it was taken in fourth many years— but Dick and I are adjusting, with 47 Mrs. David S. Finch Grand Cayman Island to attend a reception for grade. the help of jobs and many, many activities. Still (Barbara Pettit) Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, who will visit in Ridgewood, but hope to move to a smaller “ Pour Les Oiseaux” the island for two days. Grand Cayman is a home or condominium within the year.” Monmouth Hills British Crown Colony and the Queen’s stay will Highlands, N J07732 mark the first time a reigning British Monarch Kit Bryan Buckley sent the following news. has ever been to the tiny island "Wonderful skiing this past winter. Katie has This note arrived from Betty Hill Stretch. "I completed her first year at The Johns Hopkins am President of The Women’s Auxiliary Board School for Advanced International Studies. of West Jersey Hospital and also on the (SAIS) She spent the year in Bologna, Italy. She hospital's Board of Trustees. West Jersey will be in Washington, DC for her second year. Hospital System is made up of four divisions Jim graduated from St. George's School in and 1,000 auxiliaries. It's the largest hospital Newport, Rl. He starts at Swarthmore in the system in the state. The job is most time con­ fall. He has completed 1400 miles of his cross suming. Our two sons and their families live in country bicycle trip from Newport, Rl to Keene and Nelson, NH. Each family has three Seattle, WA. Such energy! children. Our grandchildren are Amanda, 12, Jim and I are enjoying summer in Aspen. Joshua, 7, Jason, 7, Lucas, 4, Abby, 4, and The Music Festival is in full swing and is Seth, 2 Vi. Bill is retired and we enjoy golf and wonderful.” travel." Not much news from "my little corner of the I do hope each and every one of you will world” — I’m still working at my two favorite attend our 45th reunion on June 11 at PDS . . . jobs of travel and Bridal Consulting, and for the more on that later. Forgot to mention above first time in the growing years of my children, I that Mary Massey Barber has also indicated am alone with husband David. Daughter, Abby, that she will be attending. is off at college, and Sandy in his first year in boarding school. Happily they’re both in the great state of Pennsylvania only 20 miles apart, which makes it a happy arrangement for all. It’s a whole new world of getting to vnow each other again—a happy experience. Ai,i we started with a long lovely day together at MFS and PCD classes of 1944: Back row, Jack Stewart, Tommy Matthews, Bobby Locke, Roz Earle the beach. Was like being in another world Matthews, Miss Purvis, Dick Conger, Eleanor Vandewater Leonard, ??, Mona Hall Fisher, Mark Munn, again. Eleanor Wilson, fro n t row. Bobby Kuhn, Agnes Sampson Sawyer, Waiter Hobeits, Leighton Laughim, Trust the fall and winter will be active and Lorna McAlpin Hauslohner. happy for each one of you.

!i Class Secretary Patricia Thorne Carter sent the cute picture Leora Stepp Tower reports that her 48 Mrs. F. Vaux Wilson of her granddaughters and writes tha t,"‘I keep daughter, Cynthia, was transferred from (Joan Smith) in touch with my godchild, Deany Merrit Wood. Seattle to Phoenix last winter. She’s working as New Road, RD 1, Box 198 Top row—left to right: Betty Gorman (Ann Farr Merritt's daughter.) She and her hus­ a stock broker for Merrill Lynch. Lambertville, NJ 08530 Parmentier '39, Margery Williamson '39 or band, Bob, have two daughters, Elizabeth and Diana Morgan Olcott and her husband The accompanying photograph was taken in Louise Fenninger Sayen '38, Mary Massey Lindsey. They live in Albany. moved into Princeton, from Hopewell last year June, 1982 when we all got together at Kay Barber '38. Bottom row, left to right: Josephine I still live in Lawrenceville and enjoy doing and their son, Townsend '71, and his wife, Jody Gulick W ert’s shore house in Mantoloking, NJ. Warfield Purnell '39. Catherine Rodwell Hill '39, some part time work at the Princeton Pike Day Miller Olcott '73, are now living in the Hopewell Kay and Don were kind enough to have "the Peggy Bigelow Peterson '38. Care and at Happy Hollow Nursery School in house. Diana’s daughter, Leslie ’81, is a girls” and husbands down for the weekend— Lawrenceville. Bridgett won the 1982 Mercer sophomore at Mt. Holyoke and son, Richard and we surely had fun! County American Legion Art Award. She is also '73, is an architect in New York. Dorothy Fleming French writes, "I had the an excellent soccer player. She plays in the We extend our sympathy to Jean nicest surprise the other day. I got a letter from Lawrence Pee Wee League. Last year her Geisenberger Cranstoun whose mother, Mrs. Pat Williams Card bringing me up to date on team won the trophy. If I sound like a proud Lionel Herbert Geisenberger, passed away in what she's been doing the last 34 years. It's no grandmother, it’s because I am just that. Both December 1982. Jean’s poem entitled surprise to find she’s up to her eyeballs in of the girls are very special to me.” "Peace” was published in the Cursillo Courier. horses on a beautiful ranch in Colorado.”

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Class Secretary 39 Miss Therese Critchlow 11 Westcott Road Princeton, NJ 08540

Class Secretary 40 Mrs M Peterson Ager (Pinky Peterson) P.O. Box 430 Lake Placid, NY 12946 41 No Class Secretary Betty Willcox D Agostino’s daughter, Lucy ’76, was married on October 10th in Washington state. We were very sorry to learn that Betty's husband, Doc, died in early March after a long illness. We send our sympathy to her and her family.

Class Secretary 42 Mrs. Dudley Woodbridge (Polly Roberts) 233 Carter Road Princeton, NJ 08540 Patricia Thorne Carter's grandchildren enjoy­ ing Disney World: Brooke Lee Carter. 3 Vi, and Bridgett Carter Long. 10.

Class Secretary 45 Mrs. Maurice F. Healy, Jr. (Sylvia Taylor) 1 Markham Road, 3B The class of 1948 at Kay Gulick Wert's Mantoloking house: Joan Smith Wilson. Millie Roberson Princeton, NJ 08540 Anderson, Lee Farr Ridall, Kay Gulick Wert. PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 5

Sad news comes to us from Jane Gihon Ann Freedman Mizgerd, M.D. was happy to Class Secretary Alissa has been working at Commodities Shillaber. On January 11th her father died of report that she is now Board Certified in Mrs. Kirby T. Hall Corporation since June 1st. The commute is 49 cancer in Stuart, FL. A memorial service was Pediatrics and she is currently working part- (Kirby Thompson) simple— only a mile and a half from the held in Princeton. Jane, the class extends our time in the Community Clinic, Inc. Her husband 12 Geddes Heights Sutphins’ front door. Ann is a senior, awaiting sympathy to you and your family. continues to be Director of Pulmonary Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 word on her college applications, at Princeton Susan McAllen Turner informs us that her Medicine at the Washington Adventist Hospital. High, and while her mother is too modest to Joan Budny Jenkins writes of trips back and husband, Al, had two great trips to Europe last Their son, Jay, is a junior in high school at St. mention this, she’s President of the Student forth to England by herself, no husband and no winter for bobsledding and a mini-vacation, Anselm’s Day School and their daughter, Government there. Andy PDS '80, accom­ mother. She is going to her niece, Karen's, then in January he went to Italy as manager of Cathy, is a freshman at National Cathedral panied by a friend from Denison College, wedding in June in Pennsylvania. Karen is the the U.S. Team at World Cup Races. Susan is School. (’Good to hear from Ann after all these biked from Houston to Tallahassee during late Carl Budny's daughter. Joan is now "help­ deeply involved in the administration of the years!’) January Term. Had a great time according to ing out" two days a week at an antique shop in sport. Also a trip west is planned for this sum­ Mary Tyson Goodridge Tice sent TWO all reports, in spite of some violent storms and Wimbledon Village. She invites any travelling mer to visit her daughter, Katherine, and her cards from the wild w e s t. . . Her biggest news flooding along the way. alumni to visit her there. It's called the "Adams sister Gordon McAllen Baker '51, of Portland. is that her eldest daughter, Elizabeth (23), just Molly Menand Jacobs and Duke each have Room." OR. married this summer. Ty, as Mary Tyson is now new jobs. Duke is back in town working at the Barbara Smith Herzberg is off to Ecuador Thank you for sending me this news to share called, has her own real estate company in University in the Development Office. Molly is and the Galapagos Islands for some unusual with the class. I would love to hear from the Jackson Hole, Wyoming. She is also very in­ coordinating Crosstown 62 which provides snorkeling, and then back to Washington to rest of you next fall. volved in civic activities— hospital board, auto transportation at little cost, for senior prepare for a solo show at the Foundry Gallery, Substance Abuse Board, Wyoming Trustee citizens and the handicapped within the an installation of sculpture, photographs and Council Board, Alcohol Outreach, etc. She Princeton area. Kimberly and Cricket are collages entitled "What is There to Fear?" The enjoys being so busy. "All children afloat— students in the 6th and 7th grades at John show will be open May 3-28. Her children are in Meredith is at Colorado College and John is at Witherspoon, and Anne Jacobs is a member of Maine, Quebec, Kuala Lumpur, Amherst, and the University of Wyoming." Her children con­ Class XII at Stuart Country Day. no one at home for the moment. She is “ learn­ Class Secretary tinue to be her greatest joy! ('Sounds like the Nancy Hagen Spaulding, still active in the ing the joys of motherdom and widowhood," Mrs. T. W. Dwight, Jr. same Mary Tyson we knew years and years residential real estate market in Hawaii, wrote she writes. Pluck, I say! 54 (Kathie Webster) ago!') that they plan a move to the Mainland (possibly I am back from a week in London with my 115 Windsor Road Alice Marie Nelson sent news, as always, L.A area or Seattle) this summer with sons brother, Pratt Thompson PCD '48, and his Tenafly, NJ 07670 but this time she had only struggles to report. Peter (13) who's in 8th grade at Mid Pacific family. Very jolly. My son, Andrew, has recently Returning to the music world in New York City Institute, and Lance (15) who's a 9th grade passed the fifth of his ten actuarial exams and Louise Mason Bachelder's daughter Cary was has been challenging. AMN is trying to pick-up student at Punahou. She says, "sold our house is now an associate actuary at The Equitable in married on September 11th to David Dufresne the "threads of my musical life here where my (in 60 days— for cash!) in November and did a New York. My daughter, Philippa, lives in Con­ Cary is a correspondent bank relations officer German experience seems to count for little. quick move into an apartment. Everything is in cord, NH. with the Kyowa Bank at the World Trade Center It's like starting all over again." (We wish you storage and we all love our simple life." The rest of you, please write! and her husband is in the executive recruit­ well, Alice Marie.) My daughter, Ann PDS '77, is teaching, ment training program at Macy's. They com­ Barbara Kohlsaat von Oehsen's husband, serving as dorm mother and working in the Ad­ mute to New York every day from their apart­ Bill, has resigned his position as attorney for missions Office at St. Margaret’s, a small girls’ ment in Ossining, N Y. the Princeton Borough Zoning Board due to boarding school in Tappahannock, Virginia. Class Secretary Louise's oldest daughter Lisa, a Wellesley deteriorating health. He will be honored for his Summer plans place her in Maine at Sebago 50 Mrs. G. Reginald Bishop graduate, is working in Boston for the New work on the Board with a "certificate of Wohelo for her fifteenth season. Sound (Alice Elgin) England Merchants Bank. appreciation." familiar? Her brother, Jim PDS ’80, enjoyed an 166 Wilson Road At Cary’s very festive wedding reception I Chloe King has nothing startling to report Outward Bound Course in the Colorado moun­ Princeton, NJ 08540 enjoyed talking with Leslie McAneny whom I this time— no European adventures or wild tains in August, and as if that weren't exciting From The New York Times Gardening Section hadn't seen in several years. Didn’t see much escapades in the north woods. Life at Winsor enough, he took a six week voyage aboard a it’s been learned that Angeline Fleming of Louise who was exhausted from making all becomes more complex as time goes on— as 3-masted barkentine out of Boston and The Austin was co-chairman of the horticultural the bridesmaids’ dresses, as well as recover­ the athletic scene enlarges for young women Ocean Research and Education Society this committee of the "Autumn in the Atrium” ex­ ing from a serious accident to her left fore­ applying to colleges. I have spent much time in fall. He is attending Boston University now. hibition at the Citicorp Center in New York. The finger which was nearly severed in a freak the last three months writing letters to college Let's have more news for our next column show featured a display, conceived by Angie, accident during last April's (1982) snowstorm. admissions officers and to college coaches and please call if you come to town. We might titled ” A New York City Window.” That's all the news this time as I haven't recommending my students to them. College even arrange a luncheon in YOUR honor. heard from any of the rest of you. Please keep coaches now come visiting the school coaches in mind that our 30th Reunion is coming up in and the school girls . . . big time! My nine 1984 and let me know your thoughts on getting nieces and nephews continue to keep in touch, Class Secretary Class Secretary together. as phone bills demonstrate so clearly, and we Mrs. Stuart Duncan II Linda Ewing Peters 51 Jenneke Barton has given a concert on the all see each other during the summer months. 58 (Petie Oliphant) 670 W. New Road University campus, sponsored by the Friends Snowfall in the mountains of New England has Box 510, Rte. 4 Monmouth Jet., NJ 08852 of Music. She sang a group of songs by Scar­ been disappointing to date— ’though in Princeton, NJ 08540 latti, Wolf, Faure, Debussy and four songs Needham we have about 30 inches on our yard Mary Kerney Levenstein writes that Suzy written especially for her by Andrew Thomas. now. My best wishes to all of 1955 . . . and keep Scarff Webster's daughter, Vanessa, visited those cards coming! her family in Watch Hill, Rl last summer on her way to visit the Scarffs in Princeton. The Class Secretary Levensteins spend many weekends in Watch Mrs. Wade C. Stephens 52 Hill, as well as most of the summer, but do (Jean Samuels) Class Secretary escape to France each summer for the month Humphreys Drive Class Secretary 56 Ann A Smith of June Box 6068 55 Miss L Chloe King 180 Midland Avenue Mary continues as Director of the Circle in Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 64 Carey Road Bronxville, NY 10708 the Square Theater School in New York City Marcia Goetze Nappi writes, "I continue to Needham, MA02194 Betsy Hall Hutz was the first to return a and her husband, Earle, is busy with his adver­ love living in Vermont with my husband Bob, Terry Beck Morse wrote that her sons are postcard: "You have already printed Vz my tising agency, Levenstein Gaines, Inc., and raising Miniature Sicilian Donkeys! I love being studying and working at Marine Ecology summer so I shall go onto August. I was ill for with a cable tv series he is producing. Their a grandmother to my son Dick's three children, (Martin), Computer Science (Tom), Optical five weeks with dysentery, probably giardia children, Cairistin and Ruth, are in 10th and 6th and look forward to daughter Donna’s gradua­ Engineering (Sam) and a "College Venture" from the Colorado River, but managed to stay grades at Chapin. tion from Stoneleigh-Burnham School. During program in New York in art (Mike). Terry is very alive and come back from Maine with good It was very nice to hear from you again, my visits to Princeton with my mother, Barbara involved in the care of an elderly aunt and slides in spite of it. The book Marina and I are Mary, after several years of silence. Hope Gartner Parker and I always get together.” uncle, and in her spare time she finds great joy collaborating on is in its final stages with us . . . some of you will take the hint. From Anne Pacsu Wieland we hear: "I am in art. She has a beautiful sky-lit studio in the now to find a publisher. Got any ideas? It’s on Susan Frank Zimmerman is working for the continuing to work as a Science Resource new house—with a wood stove. Dryden con­ weathervanes, i.e., Americana. Meanwhile the Corporate Office of Scanticon International/ teacher at 13 schools in Anchorage. In the tinues to specialize in pacemakers at Deborah Nikon NCPI calendar is in print with my work on Scanticon Corporation in Princeton Forrestal summer I spend as much time as possible at Heart and Lung Center. Terry's new address is: month ten. I’ve been offered a show here in Center as the Administrative Assistant to the my cabin on Kachemak Bay fishing for salmon, 28 East Central, Moorestown, N.J. . . . a small Wilmington which will be thirty of my color Vice President of Marketing. She is also kept halibut and crab. We also have a large garden town in which three MFS graduates live . . . prints of Southeastern Maine: Summer and busy taking classes at Rutgers, where she has there that provides much of our food. Leslie, Kinsa Turnbull and Louisa Marshall. Winter. I manage to push the vacuum, skate been accepted as a junior, and is majoring in 21, will be a fifth year student at Pacific Annie Belford Ulanov sent news about her (lessons), bake bread and needlepoint, also." English Her son Eric is also a college junior (at Lutheran University completing her second new book, Receiving Woman: Studies in the Marina Turkevich Naumann returned in Antioch) and Jonathan will be starting college major in Biology. Linda, 19, will be a Psychology and Theology of the Feminine January from a weekend in San Diego. "With in the fall. sophomore at the University of Alaska in Fair­ (Westminster: 1981) and another book has just Kris deposited at Smith and Andrew at The mailbag was pretty empty this time, banks. One or more of us come to Princeton come out this fall, Primary Speech: A Lawrenceville, I could easily accept Bob’s folks, but it was good to hear from Sue and almost every summer to visit my mother. I Psychology of Prayer (John Knox Press), which treat! While Bob worked, I watched koalas Mary. PLEASE make a resolution to drop me a seldom see a note from other MFS '52 and was done with her husband, Barry. Annie con­ nibble eucalyptus leaves at the zoo and few lines next time. Your classmates really are wonder about you." tinues as Professor of Psychiatry and Religion jugglers perform in Balboa Park; I caught a few interested! at Union Theological Seminary and working as (Indian, Old Masters) exhibits, and generally psychoanalyst in private practice in New York enjoyed the warm, salt-scented air. Now I think City. Alex is now 12 and the older (step) I can make it through til Spring!" Class Secretary Class Secretary children are launched into their own lives. Kinny Hubby Gallup has been pictured in 59 Mrs. Harvey R. Clapp, 53 Mrs. Collins Denny III Annie sent her warm wishes to all. the local papers preparing for a fund raising (Ann Kinczel) (AnneCarples) Penny Cooper Hall, a long-lost classmate luncheon sponsored by the Ecumenical Coun­ 4207 Greenway Box 150 from our Middle School days, sent a very cil to be held at Stuart Country Day School. Baltimore, MD 21218 Sabot, VA 23103 newsy card! After twenty years in business A happy and healthy Anne Goheen Crane, It is a pleasure to be able to report that I have Penny's husband, Bob, threw in the towel in husband and children were spotted on the heard from four classmates. 1979— bought an apple orchard and the family Class Secretary Cape this summer. Brooke Stevens and Tom Karen Cooper Baker writes that she is living is now working full-time at it. They are living in 57 Mrs. J. Dexter Walcott McCorkle are still living in Cambridge where the single life and working in New York City as Vermont, but the work is very hard. They have (Susan Barclay) she works at the MIT Press. Sasha Susan Rob­ an account manager for Flair Communication four children: Elizabeth (21) is a student at 41 Brookstone Drive bins Cavander and family are now full time Agency, Inc. The job is terrific, pays well, and UVM, Bobby (15) is at Vermont Academy. Chris Princeton, NJ 08540 residents of Nantucket, but hoping for a few affords some travel. Karen would like to hear (13) and Sarah (11) are both at home. The Halls And the beat goes on— the reunion beat, that trips to the Florida sun. Susan Stevenson from anyone in the New York area. Her busi­ harvest approximately 25,000 bushels of ap­ is. Badder has produced the most delightful, ness address is 246 E. 62nd St. In the family ples and press about 15,000 gallons of cider! Bonnie Campbell Perkins was in town very talkative first grader, Nathaniel, I've ever met. department, Karen has three grandchildren. They are also raising beef cattle and sheep, briefly during July. She had just returned from a All three Badders will ski in Utah this winter. Susan married a pilot, lives in San Diego, and and Penny has a horse— of course. Penny's trip to Scandinavia and paused to recover from Harvey and I have survived the Blizzard of '83 has a little boy. Bill and his wife, Triva. and their mother died five years ago and her father lives jetlag before journeying to the Cape for two and twenty years of marriage. little boy live in Laramie, WY where he attends in Florida. Penny's address is Burnham Hollow weeks. On very short notice I was able to catch Pre-Vet school. Rob with his wife, Karen, and Orchard, Middletown Springs, Vermont. Nancy Miller and Mary Strunsky Wisnovsky their little girl live in Wolfe Point, Montana Jo Cornforth Coke and family were trans­ for lunch and a grand session of reminiscing. Do you recognize anyone in our class picture where Rob is a surveyor. Mike is out of the ferred to Kansas City in March, 1981 to take Colorado living certainly agrees with Bonnie. At from the Spring Dance, May 24. 1958? Army, living in an apartment and is self- over the Central Mid-West Branch. They moved the time these notes are gathered, Bonnie is supporting. Kitty is a sophomore at Gettysburg into a house kind of out in the woods— four deep in tax work for H. & R. Block in Denver. College. Thank you, Karen, for such a full different kinds of woodpeckers alone! They Early in August, Nancy Miller entertained report. You will surely hear from some added two Great Danes, two monkeys and a Susie Smith Hillier, Alissa Kramer Sutphin, classmates when they are in the city. boa constrictor to "an otherwise sane Mary and me in honor of Roz W ebster Perry. Hilary Thompson Demarest along with neighborhood." Trey is a junior at Duke— pre- Roz. Richard and their daughters, Angela and 1100 others was the victim of a merger med and loves it. Rob is in third grade and Virginia, came East for a month from their between INA and Connecticut General which enjoys taking the yellow school bus each day. home in Santa Barbara, California, to visit with wiped out Aetna Insurance Co. for whom she Jo says her husband is putting together his family and friends. Nancy served an elegant worked. Hilary is presently employed by airplane (as soon as he finishes restoring his luncheon and a marvelous time was had by all. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. in Data ’49 MG-TD!) and is happy as a clam holding Heard some merry tunes from our musicals Processing. If the winter rain ever turns to down the fort "so Mama can run around selling being sung around Nancy's refrigerator and snow Hilary plans to head for Vermont to ski to anybody with money." Such is the life in the Roz asked if there were any grandmothers with her daughter, Lea. midwest.. .. among us. Ouch! Page 6 PDS Alumni Newsletter

The Junior Class and Escorts Twenty-five years ago this spring.

Barbara Pearce Williams wrote that she Debbie Moore Krulewitch will present Petre Class Secretary worked in a fast food restaurant in Oakdale, CA with a son in April and Julie Fulper Hardt and I Ms Joan P Davidson 60 for the last issue of the Journal, but I could not expect to serve as proxy aunts. Julie and I have (Joan Nadler) find her when I drove through this summer, but shared the same pair of X-country skis this 329 Hawthorne Road did speak later with her husband Tom (The winter as we have navigated the back streets Baltimore, MD 21210 spot is a bit west of Oakdale proper for all of Lawrenceville. Julie is also working part time Pauline Mills Low wins the class creative future visitors!) She and Tom are most En­ for an architect in Princeton. award. She writes, "The children now number thusiastic about a January cruise to Mexico. In December I started work as the co­ 9 with #10 due next fall— the big question— is it Cary Armstrong Tall has relocated in ordinator of the Mercer County Volunteer the last— who knows?" Louise, the oldest, is a Norwich, VT, (P.O. Box 794, 05055) where the Lawyers project, based at the Legal Aid sophomore at Connecticut College. Christo­ twins started school in the fall. Cary herself is Society of Mercer County in Trenton. This job, pher is in the throes of college choices, and taking courses in layout, design and offset accepting and then referring out cases on a Georgiana is starting to look at colleges. Is printing, and if her homemade cards are any pro bono basis, reflects present administration bankruptcy in the offing? With Katie in 1st indication, she should be very successful. cutbacks to the Legal Services Corporation, so grade, Nickie and Alexander in nursery school, Alice Artzt has been named one of the top I have some genuine skepticism about the and 14 month old Michael at home, Pauline still four guitarists in the world by a leading English situation creating such a position, but the task has strength to volunteer in the local hospital! critic, along with Segovia, Bream and Williams. is of as great importance as ever. I am also The British Guitar Magazine describes her as. teaching paralegal courses at Rider (currently "America’s best player and a model for any Criminal Law, though my real love is Legal guitarist," while the noted Argentine guitarist, Research) and work with Big Brothers/Big Maria Luisa Anido, has stated that, "Alice Artzt Sisters of Mercer County and am continuing to is now the best woman playing the guitar in the skate on a steady, if not consistent basis. I world.” She continues an extensive touring and would like to sleep less and have a little more recording schedule. time for sustained thought, and wonder how many of the rest of us feel the same way?

Cathy Ot'S Farrell and sons, Andrew. 4, and Nicholas, 1 Zt.

Class Secretary Susan Valentine's children, Shannon and Tara. 61 V Peggy Wilbur Susan Valentine has made the top 10% of 21 Craven Lane Avon's Circle of Excellence and wins a trip to Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Rome in April for her competence! Shannon, Two California correspondents head 61's news 12, and Tara, 10, are "growing up beautiful." list— Suie Lerner Olch writes from Los Susan will wed April 9 a research chemist who Angeles that her daughter Susannah will be is apparently a great gourmet and she is busy graduating from the Marlborough School this being a gourmet cook. spring and will probably attend the University Cathy Otis Farrell writes, " I ’m one of those of Arizona. Her Jenny is a sophomore at Im­ still juggling family with job The children are a maculate Heart High School. Suie's husband, a joy." She and Greg took the summer of '82 off physician, has just received a presidential ap­ and stayed at their cabin in the Adirondacks pointment and will be making frequent trips to They have recently moved to Brooklyn New Washington, while she is completing her last Four members of the class of '61 got together for lunch when Nancy Smoyer (middle) visited from address, 130 Buckingham Road. Brooklyn, NY active year with the Junior League and working Alaska. Julie Cornforth Holofcener (left). Jeanie Shaw Byrne (right), and Julie Fulper Hardt (not 11226. part time in a boutique. pictured). PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 7

Class Secretary 63 Ms Alice Jacobson 12 V2 Bull Street Charleston. SC 29401 The Class of 1963 had an ‘almost 20-year' reunion on December 26 at Jane Aresty Silverman’s Other hostesses included Polly M iller Miller, Colleen Coffee Hall, and Cindy 1963’s Reunion Report Bull Tyler. The invitation had a copy of our Dear Lifeline Newsline Alice, class picture from an old Link; I'd guess it was From all of us who could get to the from the year we were in ninth grade. I am twentieth: Everyone missed you. It just sorry not to have been able to attend, and the doesn’t seem fair that you, of all people, only one who reported to me after-the-fact was had to miss the fun after all the years Susan Lillie. “ It was great! Everyone looked you have kept us in touch through your fabulous and it was a real pleasure to meet the notes! Next time! husbands and children, too. I hope we all do it Dear Everyone Else Who Couldn’t again sometime soon." Any takers? Make It. Pam Sidford Schaeffer sent a card in late Did you know that we heard from October voting for the reunion in the spring or almost everyone who is living in the US? summer. She and her family had arrived in If you did not write in, please do in time Minneapolis where Leonard is president of the for the next bulletin. oldest and largest health maintenance organ­ For our twentieth, we met at Jane and ization, Group Health Plan, Inc. There is a lake Ira's and got caught up on everyone's right outside their door where son, David, lives. Our kids got to see first hand who fishes. their parents went to school with “ in the A Xmas card brought the news that Laurie good old days.” For a while, it looked Rogers Camps is managing the tobacco shop like Jane and Ira just might have 37 per­ and mini-super market at the Hyatt in manent houseguests! Acapulco. A tennis pro shop will be added Posing for pictures with the whole soon. She and Jorge are hoping for an up turn gang was a riot. There was a question as in the Mexican economy, and Laurie is not sure to who enjoyed the picture session how long they will remain in Acapulco although more— Ira, the photographer, who was she imagines it will be for a while longer. trying to corral all of us, or the subjects Andy Updike Burt writes that she and her who had fun giving him a hard time. family are living in Winchester, Indiana, where With all of our ups and downs in the Peggy Wilbur '61 and her "little sister," Dawn Berry, present cap to Gov. Thomas Kean during State she is that state's Field Secretary for the last years, we find a bunch of real House ceremonies marking Big Brother/Big Sister week. American Friends Service Committee. She individualists— diverse (we like to think, helps to initiate peace and social justice interesting), and full of humor; scattered programs in Quaker communities throughout all over the world. We came together Paige Aaron writes, “ I’m well and just Class Secretary the State. Her husband, Stephen, is pastor of a again not really knowing what we might finished my fifth year as a psychiatric social Susan Shew Jennings country Friends Meeting. They enjoy their find. All of us left with more than we had 62 worker for the Community Guidance Center of 2 Nassau Street garden and flock of hens. Andy went to the when we came It felt good. We'd do it Mercer County. My spare time is spent canoe­ Princeton, NJ 08540 reunion, and she reports, “ It was certainly again. Plan ahead. Remember how ing and camping and I live in Hopewell.” wonderful to see so many classmates— all of quickly it got to be 1983? Keep in touch! Gail Cotton recently relinquished her job of I was in touch with Paula Cook Sculley's us still young in looks and spirit and beginning class secretary after 20 years. (Can you mother last week and learned that Paula is liv­ new endeavors in our lives. Hope we can get believe that?!) Gail's daughter, Anne, 15, ing in England with her husband, David, and together before another 20 years pass us by." visited relatives in Princeton and Long Island in their children, Heather Karl, 12, and David, 8. Sally Campbell Haas writes that after a August and stayed with us. Gail boarded the Her address: Little Brampton, Bull Lane, Ger- hectic fall, she and husband, Jerry, had a mini­ much-feared plane and made the trip from Col­ rards Cross, Bucks SL9 8RY, England. vacation cross-country skiing in Yellowstone orado herself last October. She drove down to As for me, I am still in Princeton, waiting for Park. They used the occasion to photograph Missy Tomlinson Barrillier’s house in Bay Kathryn to finish high school and working for a animals and to spend time in the Geyser Basin. Head, NJ where she lives with her three young computer software company. I began painting Sally has spent most of her time at her pre­ sons. Together, we hosted a small reunion (see again and sold a few things this fall. My school which keeps her very busy. picture) for nearby alumnae plus Mac and daughter, Kathryn, is 15 and keeps me young, I am writing you from Charleston, South Charlotte Stetson Snyder who we learned or makes me old ... I can’t decide which. Carolina where I am now working as associate were in the area that afternoon. Stets and I Carol Fried’s status in Princeton and with provost for planning and evaluation at The Col­ talked about their children, Mary and Nathan, the Alumni Office is “ lost." If anyone knows lege of Charleston. The job is an exciting and their love of skiing near their home in what has become of her, we’d like to know challenge, and I’m enjoying the town very Shoreham, VT. She brought the house down The new Alumni Secretary (can you im­ much. In many ways, Charleston has the flavor with her Agnes Gooch imitation. agine?) is about to exercise one of the of Princeton. I have yet to miss New York City Pat Halcomb is back in Washington, DC prerogatives of her office and butt in to add a although I do miss my friends there. I am in working for Alaskan Senator and Assistant few notes of her own Last May Barclay training to be a Southern belle, but it remains to Majority Leader, Ted Stevens, after some quiet Baldridge MacRae came East for the first time be seen what success I'll have, i shall be sure years in Delray Beach, FL. She recently an­ in nine years to attend her 20th reunions at to keep you posted . . . If anyone is in the nounced her engagement. Best wishes, Pat! Dobb’s Ferry and Miss Fine’s. She’s been living neighborhood, y'all drop in ! Cindy Brown wrote, ‘‘I have given up in California and has three teenage children, teaching after six years and am looking for a Sean, Kannyn and Tracy. She's fallen in love new career with grown-ups, art and design or with sailing and owns a beautiful old ketch travel related.” She is currently working for the which she thinks nothing of sailing down to Creative Director of a small ad agency and is Mexico and back. Last I heard, she was flying living in Forest Hills, NY. Cindy managed to to New Guinea to meet a friend and help him spend some time in the Caribbean before she sail his boat to Japan! We spent a wonderful made it to our official 20th reunion last spring week together and it was great having her at along with Dede Shipway Webster. Dede, who our rather small reunion. Speaking of which, is now living in Pennington, is keeping more let’s start planning now for our 25th so we can than busy playing tennis and managing her be sure of getting everyone together. three children. Also at our 20th was Susan Since I work in Colross, where Tassie Shea McPhearson with husband Bruce, who teaches Russian, I see her every day as she teaches at Lawrenceville, and their new baby seeks refuge from her students in our office girl, Ellen. Kathy Elsasser Worthington and and subtly checks our stash of cookies. I can Sonia Bill Robertson follow in the trend of report that Tassie and Dan had a wonderful babies after 35. Gail received an announce­ time touring England and France with their ment of the birth of Robert Carroll from Pete children last summer. They stayed in a 10th and Kathy after his birth on March 13, 1982 in century abbey in England and were able to see Avon, CT. Sonia writes, “ 1982 was a banner many of Mrs. Wade's favorite spots while year for us! After working at our business for visiting Tassie’s uncle in Paris. ten years, we took a real fantasy island trip— to I'd like to thank Gail for doing a marvelous France and England for April and May. Upon job as class secretary all those years and, also, return on August 16, Caroline Irene Bill Robert­ many thanks to Susan for taking over her posi­ son was born.” tion. Bruce and Susan Mathews Hurd are in Arlington, VA. Susie wakes up at 5 o'clock every morning to jog, goes to her job in Washington working for the Department of Energy, and owns and operates a successful catering business in her spare time. (What spare time?) She must have learned how to tap America’s secret energy resources from where she works!! Tassie Turkevich Skvir teaches Russian at PDS and advises the tenth grade. Her husband, Dan, is Director of Admissions at PDS and teaches Religion with Carl Reimers. He also directs a 40 voice a capella choir that Tassie sings in on weekends. Their daughter, Kyra, is in first grade and Nika is in fifth with Trip Stefanelli. Linda Maxwell Stefanelli rivals Tassie as the most active at our alma mater, though. She coaches Varsity Squash, Junior Lacrosse and has taken over as Alumni Secretary. Everyone had a wonderful time at the Stefanelli’s house in Pennington following our 20th last May. Tony probably wasn’t all that thrilled when he got the phone bill from us talk­ ing to Carol Estey and Mary Liz Keegin Colley all night! Mary Liz is living in Easton, PA with her hus­ band. Dave, and two young sons. She has her own photography studio and sounds very happy. It was great to hear from her after so many years. Carol is based in New York City but is often on the road with one show or another. She manages to keep quite busy in Class of 1962: On top. Paula Cook Sculley; 2nd her very competitive field, when she isn’t danc­ row, Mary Liz Keegin Colley, Linda Maxwell ing in a musical comedy, she’s choreographing Stefanelli; 3rd row, Wendy Coppedge Sanford, 20 years later, the class of '62; left to right: Linda Maxwell Stefanelli, Susan Shew Jennings, Dede one. Cindy Brown, Win Dickey Kellogg. Ship way Webster, Charlotte Stetson Snyder, Gail Cotton. P age 8 PDS Alumni Newsletter

THE CLASS OF 1963...... AND THEIR FAMILIES Top Left to Right: Colleen Coffee Hall, Polly Miller Miller, Ginny Elmer Green, Kathryn Kilgore, Bobbi Scheide Breger. Middle Left to Right: Bonnie Grad Levy, Ellen Levy, Liza Maugham Cook, Prue Morgan, Cindy Bull Tyler. Bottom Left to Right: Andy Updike, Joannie Knapp Crocker, Susan Lillie, JaneAresty Silverman.

Class Secretary PRINCETON COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 64 Mrs. James S. Riepe (Gail Petty) 313 Garrison Forest Class Secretary O C John L. Bender has written to say, Class Secretary Owings Mills, MD21117 25-29 Mr. Edward M. Yard U U "The Vietnam Veterans Memorial 42 Mr. Detlev Vagts 110 Kensington Ave. was dedicated in November, and I have been 29 Follen Street Trenton, NJ 08618 working there two days a week as a volunteer Cambridge, MA02138 guide for the National Park Service. This in­ volves locating individual names among the Class Secretary £ K Geerhardus Vos has been looking 57,939 listed, answering questions, listening, Mr. Peter E. B. Erdman Class Secretary w over pictures his brother Bernardus and helping people come to terms with their 43 65 Mrs. Philip Hoverstein Vos '25 sent him:— "of our early days— of own feelings. It is a beautiful and powerful 219 Russell Road Princeton, NJ 08540 (Alison Hubby) myself and siblings on a rustic bridge on a memorial, and a true work of art. I urge 520 East 86th Street swimming party (c. 1913) and pictures of everyone to visit it.” New York, NY 10028 myself at my angular stages as a teen (back The death of Thomas J. Wertenbaker was No Class Secretary Marita Raubitschek Hopmann writes: yard Princeton)." reported in the last issue of the Journal. John 44 "Nicholas, five years, and I just returned from was able to provide more information about a six week visit to Brussels where my husband, 0 7 Churchill Eisenhart received the this very sad event. Tommy died last July at his Class Secretary Terry, and eleven year old son. Alexander are ■■ ■ NCSL Wildhack Award for' 1982 in place in Canada. There were a number of ser­ Mr. John H. Heher spending the year. Terry has a hulbright and is recognition of outstanding contributions to the vices, including one in the church on Manitoba 45 teaching International Politics at the College of field of metrology and measurement sciences. Island, Ontario, on July 26th and a brief Rosedale Road Europe in Bruges and Louvain-la-Neuve Alex­ Church is a senior research fellow at the memorial service in the University Chapel on Princeton, NJ 08540 ander is attending the same school as when we National Bureau of Standards, where he does October 3rd. He was buried beside his father in all lived in Brussels seven years ago where he the University of Virginia cemetery. research in mathematical and statistical theory Class Secretary is speaking French. During our visit we spent a relating to measurement. He is a fellow of the week at Crans-Montana in Switzerland where 46 Mr. David Erdman American Association for the Advancement of From The Princeton Packet comes 60 North Road Nick and I learned to ski downhill and joined Science, and many other organizations. Alexander in this fun sport Teaching the news that Harry Sayen will Princeton, NJ 08540 Psychology at Macalester in St Paul continues write a column for The Packet Group of weekly newspapers. Harry is president of the to be fun and exciting.” / Q Richard Graham Kirchner has just Class Secretary Karen Fraser reports: "We've moved, due ■ - w completed writing his autobiography. Middlesex-Somerset-Mercer Regional Study Council and will write “ on land use and its rela­ 47 Mr. Peter R. Rossmassler to a Marriott Hotel promotion for Michael His daughter Gretchen visited him last fall 149 Mountain View Road (Coffeen) and are located in a suburb of Dallas. bringing along grandson Jeremy who attended tionship to the communities of Central New Jersey.” R.D. 5, Box 311 Miss the French Quarter sometimes, but Dallas the Hyde Park, N.Y., school during his stay. Princeton, NJ 08540 is a lot easier with children, good parks, gym­ Richard reports that in Oregon, his home, nastics classes, etc." Jeremy had started to learn cursive writing, 07 QQ Class Secretary Paula Cantor Kuriloff recently led a faculty while Hyde Park was still in the "ball and stick" w f \ 3 w Mr. Harold B. Erdman Class Secretary workshop at PDS. She "teaches writing at the system. His other daughter, Martha, visited 47 Winfield Drive 48 Mr. John D. Wallace University of Pennsylvania and has experience later during Christmas season. She has just Princeton, NJ 08540 90 Audubon Lane in helping schools review their study skills finished her exams for her Master's Degree in Princeton, NJ 08540 emphasis." Business Administration at George Washington Dodie and Charlie Mapes became the First Gigi Godfrey Leonard's mother has kindly University. She continued to work part-time at Q Q The local papers reported that (am I correct?) class grandparents last June sent in news of her daughter and a picture of her job with IRS all during her studies. W w Arthur P. Morgan has taken early 23rd when their daughter, Linda Senior, gave Gigi "and her A.F S. sister. Merethe Lange- Ed Yard, your secretary, and wife, Mary E. retirement from Princeton Bank where he was birth to Jeremy Trevor Senior. Can you top Nielson, now Mrs. Berge Ytterstad. with Howell MFS '33, took a wide tour of this coun­ an executive vice president and a member of that? Merethe's husband, a surgeon in northern Nor­ try and Canada last summer. Going first the board of directors. Art will keep his Herbert McAneny recently celebrated his way. Along with their ten year old son they through the southwest, staying in southern membership on the board of directors of 80th birthday and, at the request of his visited Gigi for a week in August: sailing, picnic- California, they then went up the west coast by Princeton Bank and of Horizon Trust Company. daughters, I wrote a few words about our years ing and fun." Merethe's address is Mrs. Berge train to Seattle. From there it was by boat to He is also a director of the Elizabethtown at PCD with Herbert. Doing research was fun, Ytterstad, Ervik, 9400 Harstad, Norway. Mrs. Victoria and Vancouver, B.C. Returning home Water Company. He will be involved with the particularly looking back through old Junior Godfrey also announced the exciting news that via Chicago, they next spent some time with Tucker Capitol Corporation, a new investment Journals and Drama Playbills. Question of the on September 30, 1982, Gigi gave birth^ to a three daughters in New England, checked banking firm started by A rt’s son-in-law, Craig month— what part did Hal Elsasser play in son, Seton Reeves Leonard. property in Maine and old vacation spots in Ver­ Battle ’62. At his retirement dinner, Art was ‘‘Tom Sawyer"? By the way, Hal is among our mont. The Yards also visited old homesites at presented with a new 10-speed bicycle to missing. Does anybody have his address? the Jersey shore and schools Ed had attended replace the one he's used to commute to work Send me your news— please! in the 1920s. They found remarkably little for the past 18 years. change.

O Q Bill Bryan has formed a new firm in w w executive search in New York City: Class Secretary Madden, Bryan, Thompson Associates Inc. His son, now 6, Wilhelmus B. Bryan IV, will enter Mr. James C. Sayen '31 30-34 first grade at Buckley School in NYC this fall. 31 Armour Road Princeton, NJ 08540 Job Opportunity: Class Secretary wanted for Class Secretary classes 1930-34 Work at home, be your own 40 Mr. James K. Merritt boss. Easy hours, interesting work. Contact 809 Saratoga Terrace PDS Alumni Office for further details. Turnersville, NJ 07012

No Class Secretary V y Sandy Maxwell writes. "After 41 w 12/31/82. the 7:54 will have to get to Jack Stewart sent the following note. New York without me. After 42 years in the Ad "Nothing really new. still at the University of game, I am going straight." Virginia teaching physics and meteorology. Summers at Randolph, NH walking and super­ vising trail crews. Intriguing to encounter Nick Morgan, son of classmate. Richard Morgan, Class Secretary working in the Admissions Office here at U. Va. Left to right: Gigi Godfrey Leonard '65. Berge 35-36 Mr. W. Henry Sayen '36 The world is small. My daughter Tina graduated Ytterstad and wife. A.F.S. student, Merethe 167 Edgerstoune Road from Mt Holyoke in December, 1981, now in Charlie Mapes '48 with his grandson, Jeremy Lange-Nielson Ytterstad '65. Princeton, NJ 08540 graduate history at University of Virginia." Trevor Senior. PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 9

Class Secretary Class Secretary PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 49 Mr. Bruce P. Dennen 56 Mr. Donald C. Stuart III 10 Dearfield Lane 32 Nelson Ridge Road Greenwich, CT 06930 Princeton, NJ 08540 Class Secretary Well, I guess this wraps up the news for the Bevis Longstreth, a Commissioner of the five In the back of the last issue of the Journal there class of ’66 this time! Would those of you who member Securities and Exchange Commis­ was a note on the death of Roger Kirkpatrick. 66 Lynn Wiley Ludwig 33 Cold Soil Road have never written or those of you who haven’t sion, was nominated by The White House and The news came as a great shock. He was killed written in a long time, please let us know where approved by the Senate for an additional two Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 in a mountain climbing accident on Mt. Muzt- you are and what you are doing. We seem to be year term. He commutes weekends from his gata in China the day after he had reached the I have received a good bit of news this issue. a lost class, but I hope we can remedy this by New York home to Washington. A Democrat, summit of the 24,757 foot peak. Roger had It's nice to get regular Mail for a change. I only hearing some news from everybody. By the Bevis was a partner specializing in private been mountain climbing since 1960 and had get bills usually, so, keep those cards and way, in three years it will be TWENTY years securities law at the N.Y. law firm of experience on five continents. Last spring, he letters coming! since graduation. Let’s start thinking and had been coaching Junior tennis at PDS. We Debevoise, Plimpton, Lyons & Gates before his Jesse Markham writes that he and Darcey planning now for a reunion. It really would be SEC appointment in 1981. will miss him. Hartmann were married on August 22, 1981. terrific to see everyone, but I can’t afford the David C. Scott has been appointed vice Since Sept. 1981 the Markhams have been liv­ money or time to visit everyone. I sometimes president of sales and director of marketing for ing in Paris, where Jesse practices law with the feel like an early morning DJ who wonders, "Is Class Secretary the Lanman Companies Inc. of Washington, European branch of Rogers & Wells, a well- there anybody out there?" Let me hear from 50 Mr. William C. Wallace DC. It’s a major graphic arts firm with manufac­ known Wall St. law firm. The new Mrs. you! 25 Barnsdale Road turing plants in Washington, Richmond, VA and Markham’s father was once headmaster of Short Hills, NJ 07078 Orlando, FL. PCD. They split their summer vacation this year between Jesse’s parents' summerplace in Maine and Darcey’s family's place in Mass. Class Secretary Class Secretary After that it was back to Paris. I think I could 51 Mr. Edwin H. Metcalf Mr. James Carey, Jr. 57 cope with that kind of life. Class Secretary 23 Toth Lane 545 Washington Street Is there anyone out there from Tulsa? 67 Susan Fritsch Faber Rocky Hill, NJ 08553 Dedham, MA 02026 Rachel Davies Huggins is living in Tulsa and 350 E. 87th Street Bob Smyth has become engaged to Deborah loving it. Both she and her husband are kept New York, NY 10028 Anne Breihaupt who works as a pharmacist at busy with their jobs and renovating their house. Julia Lockwood Miller writes from Maine, Carrier Foundation. They plan to be married in Rachel is not the only member of the class “ We are surviving winter here, with the recent October. who is renovating a house. Hope Rose Angier snow storm. Marc is enjoying the practice of Pony Fraker has been honored by reports that in November, 1980, she and Fred rheumatology; I am still driving to Bangor three Progressive Architecture magazine for his sold their house on Cape Cod and bought a 200 days a week to work in the genetics clinic, as curriculum study "Teaching Passive Design in year old farmhouse on 200 acres on the well as working part-time for the pediatric prac­ Architecture." Sheepscot River in the Boothbay Harbor region tice in Bath and Brunswick. We just took a of Maine. They say they are in the never-ending weeklong ski vacation at Sugarloaf, which was process of restoring the house. On top of that a lot of fun. Marc is still working on restoring Class Secretary they are brokering sailboats and Hope has the old Lockwood sailboat, hopefully in time for Mr. C. R. Perry Rodgers 58 recently established a wall-stencilling business summer sailing.” 106 Balcourt Drive of Early American designs. The two Angier Mary Combs sends news from Washington, Princeton, NJ 08540 Rhodesian Ridgeback dogs are enjoying Maine D C.; " It’s been a wild six months for me . . . life as much as Hope and Fred. three months in bed in North Carolina at my No Class Secretary folks' house after falling and hurting my back in 59 the museum. I'm now on the mend and trying to get back into my normal routine at the Smith­ Deni, Devin and Rob Carrick live in Woody sonian's Office of Public Affairs, writing for Sarah Rulon-Miller, daughter of Patrick Rulon- Creek, CO where Rob is a carpenter and Deni the Smithsonian News Service and handling Miller '55. Jamie and Emily Francomano, works on the Snowmass Mountain Ski Patrol, publicity and public relations activities. Served children of Harry Rulon-Miller '51. Devin celebrated his first birthday in February. a seven-month stint as acting Public Informa­ All three plan to spend the summer again in tion Officer for the Museum of American Ouray, CO in the San Juan Mountains where History— enjoyed meeting Dick Clark, Hal Class Secretary they are remodeling a little Victorian house. Linden, Rodney Dangerfield, etc., but for each 52 Mr. John C. Wellemeyer pennyworth of glamor there’s a pound worth of 429 East 52nd Street Class Secretary hassles in the PR business. Franny Gorman New York, NY 10022 60 Mr. G. Thomas Reynolds, Jr. and her enchanting daughter Colleen visited Bob Hillier has been named to the board of 201 Nassau Street me in North Carolina . . . haven’t heard from Beneficial Corporation, a Delaware based Princeton, NJ 08540 anyone else. I hope to get up to New York for a financial services holding company. Bob also visit this spring." Dudley F. Blodget was married in Westport, Laura Peterson passed the New York bar appeared in the local papers at the opening of CT to Pamela Budner on September 18th. McCarter Theatre’s production of "Hamlet." exam and is working in New York City as an Dudley is director of admissions at Sarah associate with the law firm of Proskauer Rose. His architectural firm, The Hillier Group, spon­ Lawrence College. sored the reception after the play. Chris Otis is designing book jackets at Raven Press in New York City. Elizabeth Thayer married Goeffrey Verney k l Class Secretary Class Secretary on December 4 in Princeton. Her husband is w I Mr. Peter H. Raymond 53 Mr. Kenneth C. Scasserra manager of marketing and a director of Monad- 54 Creighton Street 8 Pine Knoll Drive nock Paper Mills in Bennington, NH. Ann Cambridge, MA02140 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Morgan Battle's name appears frequently in Sam Hamill, as director of the Middlesex- Dr. Edward G. Warren has been appointed the paper in praise of the great job she is doing Mercer-Somerset Regional Study Council, was Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of at “ Familyborn," an alternative center for birth Political Science and Public Adm inistration at and women’s health. The center is flourishing. reportedly relieved at the New Jersey Supreme Hope Rose Angier '66 Court’s reaffirmation of the 1975 Mount Laurel Nichols College in Dudley, MA. Edward lives in doctrine. He feels that Central Jersey offers Dudley with his wife, Sarajane, and his many new jobs, but not enough housing. In the daughter, Allison. Hope also sent along news of two other next decade, he sees an increase in housing class members. She spoke to Sarah Jaeger’s construction and feels the court decision “ will brother, Hector, who has a mail order business No Class Secretary Class Secretary improve the price distribution.’’ near her. He reports that Sarah is living in Col­ 62 orado and is quite an established potter. Hope 68 Mary B. Hyson Richard Eckels is living in Memphis, TN with also says she ran into Susie Bonthron's sister, (Mary Hobler) Class Secretary his wife Laila and daughter Amanda, 6. He is Jennifer, who summers near the Angiers. Hope 1067 Wolf Hill Rd. 54 Mr. Fred M. Blaicher, Jr. Director and Senior Vice-President of Morgan, included a photo of herself which shows her Cheshire, CT 06410 4 Norchester Drive Keegan, Inc., a New York stock exchange firm. looking very well. My apologies to you for a scarcity of news in Princeton Junction, NJ 08550 The largest amount of news came to me the last Journal. It seems I sent in the notes a Class Secretary from the Mayor of Virginia City, Montana. Her week late. It’s good to know that the Journal is Honor the Mayor, better known to us as Dale so prompt with getting notes printed. So you Class Secretary Mr. Kevin W. Kennedy 63 Marzoni Kellogg, was recently appointed to will see that some of the news is not so new. Mr. Frederick S. Osborne, Jr. 10Carlton Place 55 her third one-year term and works for the I spoke with Connie Sayen Ban last year 3621 Hamilton Street Glen Rock, NJ 07452 County Commissioners on a part time basis. and she and her husband and daughter, Sasha, Philadelphia, PA 19104 Ferdie Wandelt has returned from sabbatical Did our class contain potential Presidential are now living in her grandmother's house on at Wesleyan University where he studied for material? Moab has started first grade in a two The Great Road. his master’s degree. He's back at Taft School room rural schoolhouse 9 miles from Virginia Faron Daub Fahy wrote (last June): "Last as Director of Admissions. City. To quote Dale, "While this sounds like winter I was Asst. Director of the ski school at something from the 'Little House’ series, they Sugarloaf Mtn. We had an excellent season. This summer ('82) I am guiding rafts down the Class Secretary have a TRS-80 Computer and the standard hot- west branch of the Penobscot, the Lower Mr. William E. Ring lunch program, along with the old boarded-up 64 Dead, and the Kennebec. I’m also kayaking a P.O. Box 1190 teacher’s house and a WWII field organ that safety boat on the rivers. I work for Maine Princeton, NJ 08540 the music teacher uses.” Stephen is working for the City and painting in his spare time. He Whitewater, Inc. My husband, Tom, is building Amos Eno was married to Marjorie Belli in also acts as Dale's editor. Hold on to your hat, a Pietenpol Air Camper, a 1928 Home Built September. He is director of wildlife legislation Mrs. Shephard, Dale's writing a Harlequin original. I love Maine and I welcome anyone in for the National Audubon Society in Romance! For 5 to 10,000 dollars a trashy the class on a ride down the river, or a day on Washington. His father, Amos Eno '27, was novel, I might start to write one myself. Lynn the slopes!” best man at the wedding and his three brothers Marzoni is still in Phoenix, but spent 2 weeks Joe Chandler and wife Brenda have served as ushers; “ Chips" Moore '59, Peter with the Kelloggs this fall. Dale says she is become involved in a local theatre group in Eno '66 and Jonathan Eno '69. lovely, "tres chic” from all her years in Fashion Saranac Lake, NY. He is working at the Merchandising. She is the manager of a Trudeau Institute and finds the research “ quite Class Secretary "ridiculously expensive" boutique in Scotts­ exhilarating, but the reading and writing can be exhausting.” Mr. Mark H. O’Donoghue dale. Terry Marzoni (PDS ’65) is living in Denver 65 Mazzie Madiera Gogolak has been a faithful Patrick, Harry and Sumner Rulon-Miller (PCD 432 Eighth Street with his wife, Betsy, and their daughter, Elizabeth, born Nov. 17, 1981. correspondent over the years for the Journal. '55, '51. '53) sons of Sally Gardner Tiers '33. Brooklyn, NY 11215 Now for my news. I’ve stayed pretty close to She wrote in June: "Things in Westwood (MA) home base the past few years. I’m living in are great—we're about to celebrate our one Lawrenceville with my mother, sister Ann and year anniversary of living in the suburbs and my two children, Becky, 7, and Kit, 5. I work at our two year wedding anniversary. Add to that Princeton University Press as a typesetter the arrival of Stephen on March 2nd and we've (using a computer). It’s an interesting job and it had quite a year. Charlie’s 13 year old daughter adds a lot to my future career plans of going (Twisty) and 10 year old son (Charlie) also live into Graphic Arts. I’m also attending Mercer with us so I am performing a juggling act with County Community College, working toward my parenthood! Remember when we were 13?! Associate Degree. It’s fun and challenging Well, not much has changed except I'm on the although a bit hectic at times. On top of all this, other end.” She wrote again in Feb. '83 and I work for a Rock ’n’ Reggae band called added that . . in between growing pains and “ DIAMOND JAM." I design and run the light athletic schedules of the kids, I try to get my show, I do all the PR and I handle all the exercise and work at starting my own little finances. In my spare time I try to read, draw company, "COMPUTECS” , which will provide and catch up on my sleep. It’s a busy life, but I microcomputer consulting and education to love it. personal and small business users." Page 10 PDS Alumni Newsletter

And now a note from a mystery classmate, Barbara Thomsen Kerckhoff writes “ I’m Kim Chambers Hughes, who lives in North­ PCD '65 who wrote me the following in enjoying California life and find it brings good brook, Illinois sent this news. "Since returning January: “ Am living in Indiana with birds, squir­ luck: I was awarded the Wallace E. Stegner from a trip to Ireland and Scotland last fall, I’ve rels and wildlife. One year so far and it has Fellowship in Poetry at Stanford U. for 1980-81 mainly been concentrating on my writing. I’ve been quite an adjustment from Boston. But for and have new poems forthcoming in Blue sold several stories which enabled me to my four year sabbatical, it's a good experience Unicorn and The Alfadena Review. Have re­ become an affiliate member of the Science Fic­ for learning. I work with Cummins Engine Co. vived an old friendship with Laurie DAgostino tion Writers of America; I also won second as a management consultant and still do exter­ Stoumen '70 since we both live in the Bay area. prize in a Fantasy & Science Fiction short story nal contract work whenever I can. Also my (Laurie has a 1 V? year old son named Mat­ contest. In March, I've been accepted to at­ fingers are finding (finally) the keyboard to thew). Steve and Barbara spent much of the tend an F & SF Writers' Workshop, running in write, and I enjoy that. And so life goes on at past year working on their new house, raising a conjunction with the Fourth International Con­ this point." Whoever you are from Columbus, litter of husky puppies and growing their own ference on the Fantastic. Apart from that, I’ve Indiana, let us know your new address! vegetables in the city soil It works! Debbie been singing Scottish songs for a number of Punky Brewster Rutledge works for Ship­ Applegate is looking to live in the Princeton- Burns suppers and such like occasions, and man & Goodwin in the Hartford, CT area. “ Off PenningtonHopewell area. Any leads? She is both my husband and I do a lot of Scottish and on busy— fairly steady— and I’m still feel­ a member of the Holistic Health Assoc, and is Country Dancing, for anything from hospitals to ing lucky to be with such a nice group of involved in Massage training. The Arts are still functions at a local Hyatt Hotel. We’ve recently people. a favorite interest and she planned to do some taken up Highland Dancing as well, better exer­ "My sister, Shelly PDS '70 had a baby last camping, beaching, and travel last summer. cise and more fun than aerobics! ’’ January on her birthday, named Julie Borden. I Nancy Spencer Rushton moved to Flem- All is well with Lee Morgan and her family in Darcy Caitlin Harris, first child of Grace Taylor must be the proudest aunt around— she is ington in June 1980. Alan joined the pediatrics Redding, Conn. She wrote: "Kate (her Harris '70. wonderful. I talk with Beth Schlossberg often, practice at Hunterdon Medical Center. Nancy daughter) is almost one and a half years old and she is finishing her MBA at Boston U. this joined a private mental health group there in Naurene Donelly was married in October to and an absolute joy. We're in a 300 year-old spring.” Flemington focusing on younger children and Thomas Mark Rosenthal, a staff reporter and saltbox. It’s a big change from a Manhattan Had a note from John Claghorn: "Still living adolescents; she is the second FCSW Social editor for the Associated Press Alice Holiman apartment but overall it agrees with us. I work in NYC and working for Tucker, Anthony & R. L. worker to join the group Address: Meadow- Foss was a bridesmaid, her son, Britt, a ring in New York City part-time for Holt Rinehart & Day in the brokerage business. My wife, Peg, is brook Road, Flemington, NJ 08822. bearer and her daughter Laura a flower girl. Winston in the Textbook Division. Tom is still a V.P. in advertising. We have one child, John Karen Hoffman Friedlander and Gardner Lucy Stover Ashton was there. Pam Orr doing business importing from China and W. Claghorn IV, who is 1 V* and crazy. I may moved to Milwaukee and will both be teaching Marck couldn’t make it due to Melissa’s im­ travelling a fair amount. We see Anne Healy see Andy Fishmann in Vail this spring— he at the University School there. Her plans for pending arrival. Naurene also writes that she regularly for country weekends and city get lives in California and plays doctor." Divinity School have been put on a back burner saw Ann W iley who is living in Lawrenceville togethers.” Lee— I sat next to your brother-in- Rounding out the class news, I just received for now but definitely are not forgotten. She and working in Princeton. She also ran into law at a dinner-dance held in the World Trade word from Gail Smith Cleare: "We have sold had a terrific year at Yale. Alexandra Holt Bob Salup last summer at Good Time Center in early December by Guy Carpenter & our house here in Amherst and are getting Schaffner is now in her third year as Assistant Charlie's. Bob is the Merchandising Manager Company, Inc. ready to move down to CT, where my husband Director of Admissions at Wells College and for Quaker Curtain. He is also president of Mim Sawyer Robinson and her family are has been working in Bloomfield since last sum­ loving it. Last summer she ran a leadership Zebra Records, Inc. which is an independent moving from Juneau to Port Alexander, Alaska mer. Our son, Matthew Stephen, was born on conference for high school women. She is also record company based in Trenton. Bob says in the spring. Her husband, Eric, will be fishing Halloween night ('82) and is keeping me busy, finally wrapping up her Ph.D. at Cornell in they just released "Bricks & Mortar's" debut year-round there. "The community is very to say the least. I’ll be back at work as soon as History of Art. She taught this past winter at album. Guitarist John Bushnell ’73 is a member isolated, but has its own school building, we move, but for now it’s all I can handle to Hobart & William Smith. She would love news of that group. Bachelor life agrees with Bob. He restaurant and store. We are looking forward to keep us clean, clothed and fed— this is not of Laurie and Boife and Cia She saw Cathy lives alone except for his two labradors. What the move" is what Mim has to say about their easy. I’m looking forward to getting together Moynahan Rich over Christmas with Beckman ever happened to Erik Heggen? he wants to new home Tania Lawson-Johnston Tassie is with you, Punky and Sia when we get settled." and Henry. She welcomes visitors: 315- know. still living in Pennington with her two children— (Gail, send your new address to PDS and then 364-3264. Pam Woodworth is engaged to be married, Brogann 6 and Mark 4. She is working in New you will get a Journal.) Deborah Merrick Baenen is a full time is a registered architect, and is ranked # 1 on York City one day a week for her father’s ac­ As we approach the 15th anniversary of mother for awhile. Alison Theodora Baenen the B league squash ladder. She is living in countant, playing field hockey in the fall, tennis graduating from PDS, may I ask you a favor? was born August 17, 1982, 8 lb. 10 oz. 21Vz in­ Cambridge, MA. Rebecca Bushnell received a in the summer, and squash in the winter. Tania There are several classmates "missing" and I ches and beautiful Reiko Tokura Haida was Ph.D. in Comparative Literature from Princeton serves on the Board of her boarding school and know many of you have moved in the last year married in 1981 to a surgeon eight years older in the fall. She is now teaching at the University has just resigned from the Association of the or so. Please drop me (or PDS) a line with your than she. They live in an apartment house in of PA. I received a mystery card from a New Jersey Neuro Psychiatric Institute Board. whereabouts if it is different from a year ago. Tokyo close to the Imperial Palace. She says classmate who completed master’s degrees in George Treves, a new member of our And if you happen to know where the "m iss­ they were married "with lightening speed" both Architecture and Urban Design at Colum­ Alumni Council, continues to live in Princeton ing" classmates are, please let me know. They after knowing each other 6 months. She has bia and is presently developing real estate in and is pursuing the same projects outlined in are: Elizabeth Ely, Holly Sidford Englund, quit her job with Ministry of Foreign Affairs as NYC. His major project is in Battery City (lower earlier columns— work, YMCA, Sierra Club, Cynthia Lund, Joan Majarian, Ralph San­ her husband didn’t like her working all the time. Manhattan) where he is building 170 luxury and cooking. George wrote: "Have run into dora, Charlie Simmons and Joan Wadelton. They were expecting a child last March '82. condominiums. He gave me a phone number many classmates (recently) . . John Paine, Thanks. Their address: 904 1-5-2 Koji-Machi, Chiyoda- #212-678-0397 but forgot to say who he was! It Tony Dale, Evelyn Sherwood and David A final note comes from snowy Connecticut. Ku, Tokyo, Japan 102. was good to hear from you after so many years Claghorn to name a few. Went to a holiday The Hysons are thriving in Cheshire. Eric is a Betsy Nicholes Lavin delivered her first Calvin Johnson, next time sign your name! party at Christine Smith’s home where I met staff Radiologist at Waterbury Hospital; child, a boy, on August 7th. Betsy is a fulltime Marjorie Shaw married Barney Rush in her, Paul Lyman and Janie Cross. Most Christopher is an active kindergartener; Katie mother and enjoying it thoroughly. Prospect Gardens on August 21, 1982. everyone seems well in terms of health, surviv­ is constantly talking and looking forward to From the local papers we have found out "Barney attended Harvard at the same time I ing in terms of wealth, but everyone tells a dif­ nursery school in the fall, and I am maintaining that Sarah (Sally) Myers was engaged to be did (though at the time we didn't know each ferent story when discussing how fulfilling their my squash game, although I am expecting married in January. She and her fiance are other). He graduated from the Woodrow Wilson life has been.” Lisa Warren is still practicing again in July It seems that every time we move proprietors of the Bridge Street Cafe in School and is now working in the foreign ad­ law in Newark at Shanley & Fisher; she reports or add on to the house, we have another baby! Padanaram Village So. Dartmouth, MA. Elise visory group of Lehman Bros., Kuhn, Loeb in that "all is status quo . . . No earth-shattering I think we better not make the house any Abrams married Robert Kraut on October 24 in NYC.” Ann Wiser was recently named an news. No major romances, trips, honors, and bigger! Princeton. A very interesting article about architectural editor for House Beautiful no babies.” Sounds about what I could say Have a great summer. Susan Schnur appeared in the Princeton magazine. about my own life, Lisa. Packet She is a rabbi at the newly established From the NY Times we learn that Alastair Natalie Huston Wiles sent in a wonderful Jewish Community Center of Belle Mead. She Gordon, of Los Angeles, is engaged to be mar­ picture which you will find with this column. holds services once a month at the Burnt Hill ried to Kate L. Evarts. His fiance is studying for She has this to say about it: "This picture Road School in Montgomery. She and her hus­ a master’s degree in architecture at U. of CA at from— oh, yes, it’s true— 20 years ago this band Len have a son, Lincoln, less than a year Los Angeles. Alastair is a sculptor and writer. spring— Mrs. Barclay's 4th grade class ready old for ‘graduation' at Miss Fine’s. Are we really Derry Light was in the spotlight, quite liter­ pushing the big three-0? It all seems like yester­ ally, when she played Guinevere in PJ&B’s re­ day at MFS to me! . . . Note the art work above cent production of "Camelot." The musical us in the photo; I think it is still around. I was wonderful and Derry was great McCarter remember it being shown in PDS some time Theater was packed for every show. ago—our version of a ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’ . .. I think this picture proves that great saying that we’re not getting older, we’re get­ Class Secretary ting better." Personally speaking, Natalie says 70 Mrs. GeoffreyT Michael that all is fine with the Wiles in Chambersburg, (Meg Brinsfer) Penn. Her son, Geoffrey, will be a year old in 12 East Prospect Street early May and is already understanding the Hopewell, NJ 08525 word "no.” Jim Rodgers writes that Jeffrey Pardee Laurie Bryant Young took a photography Rodgers was born on January 21, 1982. He course at the Smithsonian last fall and ran into was a healthy 7 lbs., 9 oz. and 21 inches. Jim Hope Pillsbury, someone I have not seen (L. to R.) COUSINS! This picture, taken in says that he and Katie are enjoying their son since a chance meeting at Brown University August 1982 is of Katie and Christopher Hyson tremendously and that Jeffrey has his brown about nine or ten years ago. Hope moved to (Mary Hobler Hyson's '68 kids) and Elizabeth eyes and Katie's good looks. Massachusetts after our eighth grade; she now and Ryan Hobler (kids of Randy Hobler ’63). , Rick and Judy Migliori Firman recently Members of MFS '70 in the sixth or seventh lives in Washington, DC and works for the EPA moved to a new home overlooking Jacobs grade: Back Row, I. to r., Grace Taylor, Jackie We now have a current address for you, Hope, Creek in Titusville. She writes that she spent Summerfield, Meg Brinster, Louise Hutner, so you will be receiving all the news from PDS. most of 1982 recovering from the shock of Tena Davies. Middle row, I. to r., Shelly And, don’t forget to send us some word about turning 30. (We can all relate to that!) Judy is Brewster, Leslie Grey, Wendy Lawson- what you are up to! now a Computer Marketing Representative for Johnston, Louise Sayen. First row, I. to r., Brita Tony Dale married Kit Michael on August Class Secretary IBM which she says is a far cry from teaching Light, Pam Orr. Hilary Martin, Barbara Sturken. 28. They are living in NYC where Tony con­ 69 Mrs. Stan A. Harris third grade. Judy's sister, Jill '77, is also a tinues to work with Dancer Fitzgerald Sample, (Susan Denise) Marketing Rep. for IBM. Jill plans to be married the advertising firm. Dede Pickering has 4 Fieldston Road in June to Joe Maxson from Pompano Beach, Class Secretary returned to the Big Apple from Dallas. What are Princeton, NJ 08540 FL. 71 Mrs. Thomas B. Yoder you up to, Dede? Betti Schleyer sent in the Some of this news was received sometime ago Allison Gilbert Kozicharow, husband Gene, (Jean O. Schluter) news that she has moved to Nyack, NY and but is still of interest regardless of its age Sara and little Maggie (now 2Vt) have returned to 170 Poe Road that she and her husband are proud owners of Paterson Papier was married on September 5. the USA after living in Brussels for several Princeton, NJ 08540 their first house. She is making her contribution 1981. She and her husband, Van, who works at years. They are living in Resfon, VA and love The news for this Journal from our class is to baby years as well in that she has a baby on IBM in Dayton as a mechanical engineer, live in being back in the states. Allison writes that she brief, but should supply a few pleasant sur­ the way! She has just finished all her pre- Hamilton, NJ. She is working at Princeton is slowly getting back to work free-lance writing prises. The first one is news from Lawrence doctoral requirements and is just beginning to Nurseries as an administrative assistant. and editing. She also says that they see a lot of Boyer, someone whom we have not heard work on her thesis. Laurie Lamar writes that she and Max Kevin and Hilary Martin Foskett who also live from in about twelve years! He is active in the My family is enjoying our home in Princeton moved to San Francisco. Laurie accepted the in the DC area. emergency services and municipal govern­ very much. Mandy is three and has been in position of Art Director of San Francisco Focus Grace Taylor Harris and Dick had their first ment of West Windsor Township and also nursery school this year. Thom still travels a Magazine which is published by their PBS Sta­ child in September. Darcy Caitlin. Grace writes wrote: "I have pursued both an electronics good bit which makes living in a familiar area tion and Max is an illustrator/designer for that Darcy is a wonderful baby and is happy engineering and management career. I am all that much nicer for Mandy and me. My pur­ Barile/Garnas Design in Montclair. "Life in San most of the time. Pam Orr Marck had her presently holding the position of Production suits are still in the non-professional line but Francsico is quite wonderful: can’t get enough second daughter, Melissa, on October 1 1 , Manager at Fiberguide Instruments in keep me busy and happy. I am already waiting fog or sushi!" Her new address is 432 20th 1982. Shortly thereafter, Pam. Jack. Jenny and Princeton . . Along with (that) position, I am for the news to come pouring in for the next Ave., San Francisco, CA 94121. Hilary Foskett the baby packed up and moved to Monroe. CT commercially flying hot air balloons. Holding a issue of the Journal— what easier way is there Martin '70 showed up in Calif, at a nearby where they are happily settled in their new commercial license and, being certified as a to see your name in print and keep in touch Design School (CCAC) and ended up being a house. This was definitely the year for female flight instructor, I have incorporated under the with old friends at the same time? graphic design intern here at Focus for three offspring for the class of 1970! Geoffrey and I name of ‘The Hot Air Affair.’ Arrangements months. Max and Laurie jog in Golden Gate also have a new addition to our family. Kathryn have been made for me to supply a balloon to Park in order that they continue to eat like pigs Townsend Michael (Katie) was born November give tethered rides for the benefit of this in the finest restaurants! Big city culture is 5,1982. 5 lbs.. 14 oz. She is an absolute joy and year’s PDS Fair.” If you are at the Fair this endless fun too! I only wish she could slay little just a bit longer. year, stop by to say hi and take a ride. PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 11

From other sources we have learned that Alaska, and working on a film about alcohol in Cynthia Bishop-Webster has bought a house Bush Alaska, with a crew from the University. with her husband. John, in Duvall, WA where “ In April I sold my stock in N.Y.C. and am back she loves her job with “ Seattle Rep." She to simple living. 3 rooms and an outhouse in 3i spoke with Hattie Gault Freeman who has a broad, pristine valley where there are more dog new son named Matthew. Jeffrey Schuss teams than x-c skiers on the trails." reports in from downtown Cambridge, MA Nancy Kendall writes that all is well in Los where he is grinding it out in his first year of Angeles. She is now working for an advertising Harvard Business School. He was sorry to miss agency. Foote, Cone & Belding. “ I'm one of the the 10th reunion and asks if there will be an characters who helps these corporate giants 11th? Also in Boston comes the word from figure out what they would like to sponsor. . ." Cassandra Oxley that she is living and work­ Liz Penick Graham was married in June of '81 ing there. She works at the Federal Reserve to Doug Graham, and, they are “ having our Bank. Her sister, Alyssa '76 is also in Boston, in first kid in June, '83." Congratulations on both advertising counts Liz & Doug!! Liz and Doug have bought Russell Pyne is engaged to be married to an old house, with a view of Puget Sound and Helen Cooke of Kansas City, MO. Russell is an Mt. Rainier. Liz is working for a quasi-state associate in the corporate and finance depart­ agency that promotes consumption of dairy ment of Davis Polk & Wardwell. They plan to be products, the Dairy Farmers of Washington, married in June. doing mostly P R. and advertising. Doug is V.P And finally, another classmate makes it into in charge of urban development at Ewing & the big time with Richard Olcott’s award win­ Clark, Inc. ning design and completion of a most unusual Diana Roberts is waitressing on Martha’s home in Princeton. In case you missed it, there Vineyard, year-round. In September, she will be was a two page spread in the New York Times returning to Wellesley, part-time. " I’ll be com­ Magazine, Sunday, February 6, 1983, complete muting from the Vineyard and juggling child­ with photographs and much in the way of care of Orion, 4, and Benjamin, 2'/2.” She is laudatory reviews of the home. going to San Francisco and Maui this February. Class of ’71 in June, 1963. Kneeling in the front row: Jean Schluter Yoder, Sarah Brett-Smith '70. Betti Alice Rodgers Tarleton was married to Brian Schleyer, Natalie Huston Wiles, Evelyn Sherwood, Jenny Gault. Back row: Mary Bishop, Kate Watson Tarleton, on September 11, 1982, in Ashland, Erdman '72, Susan Henssler, Suzy Waterman Becker, Chris Smith, Joan Lewis, Betsy Gorman Moyer, Class Secretary Wisconsin. Alice and Brian are in the process Dede Pickering, Anne Healy. 74 Miss Diana Lewis of setting up a small pottery and woodshop at 535 Forest Green Drive their home in W Fairlee, Vermont. Terry Ward Gina appeared on the “ Today" show after Coraopolis, PA 15108 Class Secretary is currently a Woodrow Fellow at Emory publication of her book, Pagan Babies, and it Class of 1974 Alumni News: Mr. John L. Moore, III University School of Theology in Atlanta, 72 continues to make news in the local papers. Kathy Barry is an actress in New York City. 15 Sewall Street Georgia. I (Diana Lewis) am still living in Sue Ross and fiance, Paul Cusack, spent the This past fall, she was Carrie in "After the Marblehead, MA 01945 Western, PA, and am now a bonafide Nursery evening talking to Liz Pratt Bliss and her hus­ Fall," by A. Miller, and recently played a Harem School teacher. . . It was great to hear from so The following bits of information were picked band, Zenas. Sue is with the First National girl in a new Dan Ackroyd movie, “ Trading many of you. up from various newspapers and personal Bank of Boston and her fiance is a furniture Places." Lisa Bennett Blue was married to From other sources we have learned that notes. Sorry, this is a ll... designer. Jenny Berger made the rounds with Richard Blue, this past September. The wed­ David Straut is finishing up a training program Mark D. Harrop sent in the news that he Daryl Janick, while I had my most exhilarating ding was lovely, and the bride, our dear old at Morgan Guaranty and is hoping to be as­ graduated from Vassar College in 1976 and conversations with Joe Abelson and John Benz, beautiful. Three of Lisa’s bridesmaids signed to the Domestic Lending department. from Columbia University’s School of Interna­ Bushnell. Joe has traveled all over the country were from the class of '74: Cindy Hill, Lucy James Morgan married Beth Ann Piatnitza on tional Affairs in 1978. He is the precious metals the past ten years, and John has just gotten Whittemore Burke, and Diana Lewis. Lisa October 8 in Berkeley, CA. Jamie is an artist in editor for Metals Week, a McGraw-Hill publica­ married to a girl from Newtown while keeping and Ritchie are now living in Baltimore, Oakland, CA. tion. He married Lucy Ann Mayer of New York his band going in the NJ/PA area. John has Maryland. Meriel Burtle is currently working in Finally, we heard from Wendy Frieman that City in September 1978 and they live in Green­ even turned up as the subject in a guitar ad in a law firm in San Francisco. She recently she is still working at Stanford Research In­ wich Village. He sends his best regards after all the better music mags. Of course, Mark travelled to India. “ India was a rare stitute, developing a China research program. these years from ‘‘Mau-Mau." Also from the Ellsworth was manning the liquor sales. Dan experience— rich in memories and I hope to go She travels to New York and Washington fairly past comes the news from Brice (Bogie) Blum is alive and looking extremely w e ll... too back. I travelled to the North (Kashmir & often so she hopes to be able to get to a PDS Hereford who is living in Cambridge, MA that bad he’s not married! There were many, many Ladahk) then went to Delhi, where I stayed with alumni day one of these years (it's the 11th of he is “ living in 'Genteel Squalor' and working other people there, but my mind has failed me friends at a women's center. San Francisco is June this year). as an account executive at Dickinson Direct . .. oh, yes, Margy Erdman was bubbling about still great— the only problem is it's too far away Response, a direct Mail/Marketing agency in keeping us laughing. from old friends, and Princeton!" Boston. Hoping all is well with you." Finally, I also got cards from Hilary Morgan, Peter Cyra Cain is still living in Tuscon, AZ, and is from the papers we learn that Sam Starkey Moore, Erica Klein, Robin Maltese, and now in the midst of graduate school, going for married Emily Wood, a telecommunications Glenna Weisberg. Hilary is still working hard an M.S. She is also working part-time as a analyst with the Colonial Penn Group in Phila. on her singing career and is getting her stock graduate research assistant on cotton and drip Sam is a corporate bond analyst at Salomon broker's license. She still scuba dives and irrigation. Camilla Carpenter is living in New Brothers in NY. Their wedding was November gambles in A.C. Peter quit his job as Assistant York City. She wrote that she sees a lot of Cole 13 in Bryn Mawr, PA. Director of the Environmental Intern Program Harrop, and that Amy Stanley was married on in May '82 and took on the responsibility of run­ August 1, 1982, to Craig Becker Best wishes ning a new 42 foot commercial fishing boat up Amy! Amy and Craig are living in Washington, the wilderness of the Inside Passage, from D.C., where Amy is writing her Ph.D. disserta­ Seattle to Prince William Sound in south-cental tion in history, for Yale, and Craig is a lawyer Alaska. This included a 43 hour, 350 mile, open with a labor law firm. At the wedding were: Class Secretary water crossing through the Gulf of Alaska. Annie Williams, Ted Dowey, Cole Harrop, 73 Mrs. James Weeks Storms, seas, whales, fog, salmon, mountains, and, Camilla. Thanks for the information (A. Anne Macleod) a month and a half of commercial shrimping Camilla. 100 Seminary Avenue was his summer. He spent the fall job hunting Cathy Cipolla wrote from . . . Aspen, Col­ Pennsburg, PA 18073 and making ends meet. Peter is about to start orado " I ’m still an aspiring (?) expiring (?) After digging my typewriter out of 24 inches of work with the Dept, of Natural Resources along waitress in Aspen, working at an "exclusive" snow, I started to think back to our very suc­ with 2 grad-level business courses. Erica has (ha) health club, and skiing 4-5 times a week . . cessful tenth reunion in Colross on the day started her own business called “ Resumes saw the successful Nancy Kendall in LA. this after Christmas. It was quite an experience to That Work," a career counseling and resume fall, on my way to Hawaii. Spent the fall vaca­ set my eyes upon people I hadn’t seen since company. She gives special rates for the tioning in Maui, and then toured California in the breakfast party at Beth Sanford’s after unemployed and students, in case anyone who my bug (with my bike which is my 1st love)." that long, frenzied graduation night. The first to wants and needs help isn’t a bank president! Cathy also said she ran into Ted Thomas at an arrive were Andrea Katin and Robin Kraut Robin is still working at Air-Shields in Hatboro, Apres' Ski bar in Aspen. She sends her best to Zell. I was amazed at how little Andy had PA. (Why weren't you at the reunion, Robin?) all. changed in her looks, but I was even more she has had a hand in designing one of their Eleanor Funk Schuster and Vladimir are amazed at how I barely recognized Robin. new marketable products called the “ infant now the proud parents of Nikolai, who was born However, Martha came to the rescue before I care system." But the most exciting news is on June 25th, 1982. (See photo) Eleanor writes made an idiot of myself. Then I wondered how Robin's getting married on June 18 to John that “ he is now crawling everywhere, and ter­ many people wouldn't know who I was! I didn't Charles Dintinger of Middletown, PA. They’re rorizing N.Y.C. (if that's possible?) We love him think ten years could make such a difference in planning a honeymoon cruise to Bermuda. so much, and can’t remember what it was ever people. My next surprise was our resident pro­ Finally, Glenna says there's nothing new in Buf­ like without him. Vladimir is starting an elec­ fessional publishers, Roger and Gina falo. She’s still “ trudging" through her second trical contracting business, and I’m helping out (Cascone) Williams. Both are looking wonder­ year of residency in OB/GYN. She has for awhile in between Nikolai's swimming and Nikolai, son of Vladimir and Eleanor Funk fully successful and sounding even more so. delivered triplets! exercise classes . . Trina Kassler is living in Schuster '74.

Class of 1973’s 10th Year Reunion Back Row. left to right: Jenny Berger, Mark Ellsworth, Dan Blum, Margy Erdman, Daryl Janick, Marion Huston, Gina Cascone, Joe Abelson. Middle Row, left to right: Winn Thompson, Beth Sanford, Susan Bauer, John Bushnell, Art Levy. Sandra Driver, Susan Ross, Liz Pratt Bliss. Don DeVries. Front Row. left to right: Andrew Bonner. Chip Place. Martha Sullivan Sword, Anne Macleod Weeks. Hope Spiro, Carl Sturken, Roger Williams, Helena Brett-Smith, Wayne Roberts. P age 12 PDS Alumni Newsletter

7 k Class Secretary Berkeley, CA is where Caron Cadle is I w Yuki Moore Laurenti presently abiding. She anticipates finishing her 464 Hamilton Avenue MBA at UC Berkeley in August after a long haul Trenton, NJ 08609 that was caused by some health problems that slowed her down. Her volunteer work includes: A belated Happy New Year and best wishes tor being a contraceptive educator and medical 1983 from your class secretary. Before we get aide at the University's Cowell Hospital and on to the business at hand, I would like for you helping to coordinate community outreach. to contemplate the fact that we are edging on Caron is enrolled in a self defense class, our 8th year outside the PDS environment. An "which gives me my weekly workout,” and even more sobering thought is that our 10th avails herself of student ushering passes to reunion is only a few short years away. The San Francisco’s plays, the symphony and lec­ indefatigable planner would appreciate your tures "when other commitments allow. Other thinking (if only for the briefest of moments) commitments are primarily my courses in about what type of reunion we might have. It marketing, business-government interaction has always been this writer’s opinion that we and finance: my thesis, a marketing plan for a have a more diversified, if not eclectic, class women’s-wear company, and brochure-writing than those succeeding us (maybe even for the Clinic as well as helping author a spring preceding us). In that vein, we might prefer to revue spoofing the B-school (anonymously I not pursue the typical reunion gatherings that hope!)." The grapevine also informed this other classes have had but rather to do writer that Caron ventured to Japan this past something different: a panel discussion with summer. How she finds time to keep up with all members of our class who have pursued both a this is very admirable. A person of unfailing variety of careers and lifestyles, a dinner party energy! or maybe a Sunday brunch? Later this year, we Alison Hopfield Lifland and Charlie Lifland will send out a questionnaire to gather your have moved out to Los Angeles, where he is thoughts and ideas. Your interest and com­ working with a law firm and she is at a ments will be appreciated and faithfully con­ brokerage firm. sidered (just as these notes are). Thanks in As of the summer of 1981, Linda Farlow advance. had joined Hyatt Hotels and moved to Min­ As the readers of this article will be able to neapolis. She is employed at the Nicollet Mall discern, some of the following news is dated. as a corporate management trainee. Linda Your class secretary sends apologies for her writes that "I was not very enthused with negligence. Hyatt's modus operandi, however, and re­ David Beckwith will marry Amy Dickinson signed in February (1982). It seems one has to Lorin Sklamberg and Elliot Pilshaw of Cincinnati on April 30. David is working with be willing to be 'Hyattized' and live to work Lloyds Bank International in Boston where he is 16-18 hours a day, which I don't believe is It would have been easy enough to check the Through the grapevine: Molly Moynihan is a credit analyst. either ethical or at all necessary." Linda is now following information (which is dated from the thinking about entering acting school in the Anne Altmair was married on August 28 in employed with Amfac Hotels, which is con­ spring of 3982) but it will appear here as re­ near future. Eric Dunn is at Harvard Business Wilmington, DE. She is employed at Young & structing a hotel in downtown Minneapolis with ceived. My apologies, Kip, if you have moved School. Marget Jacobus is living in Warwick. Rubicam, the advertising agency Davis Sher­ an opening date set for November 1983. She is on to bigger and better things, although what Rl and is gainfully employed. Tad Van Dusen man and Anita Gilman tied the knot on June 27 in the pre-opening sales office as a sales you have been doing sounds wonderful! Kip is working with his brother Bruce in advertising in Cambridge, MA Another June wedding was secretary/administrative assistant. “ It's great Herrick is Fashion and Beauty Merchandising in NYC. Sandi Davies’ to John Sherman Barada, a being in on this end of the business and watch­ Editor for Glamour Magazine in NYC. She Michael Shillaber is engaged to be married classmate of hers at Denison. She is a sales ing everything evolve." Good luck, Linda. She travels extensively throughout the country giv­ to Joanne Faraone. He is employed by William correspondent with Conokraft International, also sends her greetings to Sally Wright and ing fashion events at different retail stores. Barthman Inc., Jewelers. Inc., a subsidiary of the Continental Group in Elliot Pilshaw. At last report, Sally was in Some of the states she has been to include Tim Fabian is one of the founders of "The Stamford. John is a sales representative with Princeton and looking towards breaking into Texas, California, Alabama, Georgia, and Blatent Image" gallery in Pittsburgh. The Sonitrol Security Systems in Bridgeport. Mary the advertising field. Washington, D C. “ I love living in the city and Image, an avant-garde, “ anti-conventional" Lane was a member of the wedding party and Chuck Segal is out in Madison, Wl working working midtown allows me to walk to work— a gallery exhibiting photographs has recently Alex Shoemaker Enterline, Tad Van Dusen, on his M.S. in Real Estate Appraisal and Invest­ luxury in NYC!” This writer can relate to that opened and is still in search of people willing to Molly Sword and Amy Stover attended the ment Analysis from the Graduate School of since it takes her about 1 hour and 40 minutes "help us run the gallery with money, time, festivities. The couple went on a fabulous Business. He anticipates graduating in August to get to work!! Kip had seen a great deal of brains—whatever," says Tim. The newspaper honeymoon to the Bahamas and London and and is spending this semester hunting for a job. Ruth Barach, while Ruth was working in an review of the gallery goes almost as far, but not have now settled down in Greenwich. "Good Luck" are feeble words of encourage­ antique store. She is now living in Wilmington, quite, as to call the gallery a home for "Punk Ralph Brown married Sharon Lynn Mclntire ment for this type of endeavor; how about "Go DE with a part-time job at Henry DuPont's Photography." on October 16 at Saint Bartholomew’s Church get ’um !” ? estate and museum— Winterthur— in painting in New York City. The reception was held at the This writer was out of town when this article The latest report from the grapevine is that conservation and a commissioned job at the Waldorf-Astoria. Michael V. Patterson '77 was was due for the last Alumni Journal. Then in Peter Lawson-Johnston has been in Delaware Art Museum conserving and re- the best man. Ralph is at Chemical Bank and is December, Jeffrey and I returned from a Oklahoma City working in the oil business. costuming their 18th c. Neapolitan creche working on his MBA at Fordham University fascinating trek across North Africa (through Previously, he had been in Alaska for a year figures. She was even sent to the Metropolitan Sharon, a graduate of Connecticut College, is a Morocco—you will probably be disappointed to doing whatever people do on an oil rig. Peter, Museum of Art to exchange thoughts with the legal placement counselor at Robert Hadley know that Casablanca no longer has Humphrey maybe you will drop this correspondent a line curator ot their 18th c. baroque creche figures. Associates in the city. Bogart's "Rick's Cafe” — Algeria and Tunisia) to explain the type of job one pursues on such a At night Ruth is studying chemistry and plans to Elliot Pilshaw sends the class news that and then a delightful visit to Italy. Morocco was vessel? apply to the 3 art conservation programs in the goes beyond degrees received, jobs found and a revelation of camels or horses pulling hand From the “ gee, who is this . . . oh, I U.S. for the fall of 1984. She has also been in­ weddings planned He reports: "I came out of made plows, old cities with narrow, winding remember now” category: our blonde haired, volved in several short term projects using art the closet two years ago as an openly gay streets crowded with people selling everything carefree gentleman in a blue fisherman’s cap, conservation skills, including helping conserve person. I do volunteer work at the Los Angeles imaginable, men in long hooded robes, and graduated from Stamford in 1979. This can be and inpaint wallpaper at The George Reed Gay and Lesbian Community Services as a veiled women with only eyes and feet visible to none other than . Jeff Streed. During 1980, House in Newport, DE. “ I’m absolutely loving peer counselor, with gay people who are strug­ the public. Locals frequently mistook me for a he made a "quick tour” around the world, with the field of conservation and the opportunities gling with various kinds of emotional turmoil Moroccan and spoke to me in Arabic, causing the majority of his time spent in Southeast it’s providing.” I also am employed by Temple Beth Chayim consternation rather than comprehension. Italy Asia. The rest of that year until June 1982 was Nadine Sobolevitch is living in Philadelphia Chadashim, the gay Jewish congregation here was a relief, thanks in large part to delicious spent toiling away on his M A. in Classical and studying for an M.S.E. in Computer in L A., as a cantor. I am in the process of pasta and pizza My more normal routine, Studies at Univ of Penn. Now that these ven­ Science at University of PA, a change from her launching my career as a political singer/ however, finds me still at U.S. Trust as an tures in academia are completed, Jeff is at undergraduate major in Greek! She writes activist, who is concerned about challenging officer in the Personal Banking Division. another institution of learning, the Episcopal “ Like the apocryphal sign on the gates of conventional ideas and raising people's con­ Hard to comprehend 3 ’/2 years in the same High School outside of Washington, D.C., Georgia Tech: ‘Last year ah didn’t know wat an sciousness about sexism, racism, capitalism, organization. where he teaches Greek and Latin. You are engineer wuz. Now ah is one! ’ ” . and nuclear issues. I sing with another gay man My interviewing now taps the barrel at both probably one of the few who have made one of named Lorin Sklamberg, and we call our duo Naples, Maine is where you will usually find ends. As Harvard Schools Committee Chair­ our favorite teachers, namely Mrs. Fine, proud! Paul Goldman working full-time with his ‘Pilshaw & Sklamberg.’ We perform at many person coordinating interviews in the "0 8 " zip During the summers, Jeff has been on digs brother and father running Camp Takajo. community functions, political demonstratipns, code, I have had the opportunity to meet a in Greece, most recently on a Bronze Age Otherwise, he is playing basketball with and every Saturday night in a funky little cof­ diversified group of young people eager to go Mycaenean site on the island of Paros. Frankie K. (otherwise known as Frank Konstan- feehouse. We both sing, play guitars and piano, to college. As an interviewer for U.S. Trust (at Lars Andersen is in his second year at tynowicz '76). Paul also sees Shawn Ellsworth and our music has a mellow folk/pop kind of Harvard!) I see them when they’re eager to get Georgetown Law School, where he continues since he is a frequent customer of Ellsworth’s feel to it. I think the PDS community will be very out of college. It is quite a revelation to chat to work hard but is also enjoying himself. Over Wines & Liquors. interested to know that I, Elliot Pilshaw, have with college seniors who (profess to) aspire to the past summer he stayed in Princeton and As for the New Jerseyans in the crowd: been going to a private gym for the past year employment in banking. Sometimes I wonder ran his parents’ store in the Shopping Center, Marita Sturken is busy making her videotape and a half and working out with Nautilus whether in a couple of years I’ll be re­ Bon Appetit. of Hoboken, where she is a loft dweller. (Her machines and weights. I think most people interviewing some of the same students on the Anne Russell is still in the Baltimore area brother, Carl, class of ’73, lives several blocks remember me as the professional gym-class “ out" end of the cycle that I saw on the "in " teaching. She spent New Years with Caroline away.) Grayson Ferrante is happily working at cutter. Basically I think people remember me at . . . I see my role as Government chair in the Erdman, Kathy Burks, and Ellen Albert, the Princeton Energy Group, where he is able LWV of Trenton as a way to be socially and PDS as a kind of awkward and mysterious kid. which she felt was “ delightful." This summer to combine his construction experience with kind of clutzy, socially ill-at-ease, not a sharp politically involved—in a community where Anne will be at Columbia during the month of his economics degree. Hilary Winter such involvement can, I hope, make a dif­ dresser, pretty unhappy, and not too hot on the June and then out to the western hinterlands to graduated from the Divinity School at Harvard ference ... In short, ever active. dating scene. Coming out of the closet has climb mountains. “ Maybe some day I will get and. at last report, has been working in the been the key to my development as a full per­ P S. Have you contributed to the Class of 1975 my dream house built out there.” Caroline, as publishing field. Molly Sword is trying to break son. I'm feeling good about myself at last. I feel Fund recently? If not, please consider doing so. of last report, is still in Dallas teaching into the New York musical world with her Thanks. better about my body, less awkward, less self- kindergarten. During the summers she travels songs. conscious. All in all, I'm quite happy. I have the entire length of the East Coast to vacation Gay Wilmerding is once again a Princeton many wonderful friends and am enjoying my in Maine. Ellen graduated from the Univ. of resident She "graduated” from UC Berkeley life to the hilt." Anyone visiting Los Angeles Penn, with a master’s degree in architecture in with a master’s degree in architecture While can see Elliot's show on Saturday nights at The June 1982. She spent the summer in Europe. In at Berkeley she was on the steering commit­ Last Drop Coffeehouse, 1913 Hyperion fact, Ellen lives around the corner from Kathy, tees of the Organization of Women Architects Avenue, L A. (in Silverlake). who worked at Wm. Sword & Co. during this and the Women’s Environmental Network. She past summer. Kathy is "forging ahead” in her worked very hard for the ERA through the final semester at business school. aforementioned steering committees. She also Janet Rassweiler is also in the Big Apple, founded the Ecological Design Resource where she is pursuing an M.S. in teaching at Center. As a reflection of the California ex­ the Bank Street College of Education. Her pro­ perience, Gay learned how to make wine in gram is rather unusual in that she is in the Napa, California. In the fall, Gay journeyed to Museum/Special Education program, which Japan where she spent several months. While will prepare her to teach in a museum. She in Tokyo, she visited Kenya Yamamoto, our wistfully adds "assuming, of course, that I ever AFS student in 1975, who stayed with the get a job.” Janet is very happy with her present Wilmerdings while in the U.S. He is a music endeavors and finds "it's fun living in NYC talent scout for Sony. Gay is actively seeking although it's much faster moving and much employment and by the time you read this more expensive than Philadelphia. Can’t have hopes to be among the 88.6% of Americans everything." who are working. PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 13

I received a great note from Harold Tanner Now that I've sufficiently chided you for not Also getting married is Siri Huntoon to / f i Class Secretary writing, and hopefully aroused a twinge of David Fox. They are both seniors at Brown ■ ” Miss J. Creigh Duncan which arrived too late to make the last Journal. curiosity concerning your fellow survivors as where she is studying literature and Box 510, Route 4 Harold spent four months in Nepal, in the fall- well, be patient with me gentle reader, because photography. They plan a June '83 wedding. Princeton, NJ 08540 winter of 1981, studying with the Experiment in International Living. He then travelled to the author has not yet emerged from her co­ Todd Miller married Ruth Craig on September On the wedding/engagement scene we have England via Jordan, Palestine, and Egypt, and I coon of academia. I join Steve Rowland 25. He is a petroleum engineer for Mobil Oil Co. the news that Cintra Eglin will marry Wayne believe he has now graduated from New (University of Chicago Law School) and Jay in Midland, TX. Will Kain married Kathryn Willcox. Cintra is a legal assistant with the firm England College, in England, with a B A in Itzkowitz (Rutgers Law School) in pursuit of Keith on August 28 last year. They live in of Drinker, Biddle and Reath in Philadelphia Political Science. "Any of you up and coming Justice. Fairness and the most recent citation Coronado, CA while he attends surface warfare and her fiance is an investment officer with the executives needing the services of a Nepali for my Moot Court brief. (I am at Boston Col­ school. He will fulfill his naval commission in Republic Venture Group in Dallas, TX. speaking American with good contacts among lege Law School). I'm sure that there are Hawaii. Lucy D’Agostino married Dr. Daniel J. Kathmandu dealers, beggers, farmers, and others in our class still combing through library The Holidaze must really have been busy for Crowe on October 10 in Spokane, WA. where hotel managers in Chame and Manang," can stacks, and living the pizza and beer existence many of you because our turn-out at Colross they live. (Our condolences to Lucy whose contact Harold c/o New England College, of a student: so take heart from our classmates before Christmas was sparse. Fred Wood- father died in early March). William Martin, Jr. Arundel, Sussex, England BN180DA who are playing the Real People game— we’ll bridge deserves our thanks for throwing the sends in the news that he married Angela F. I talked to Michael Patterson the other day. get there soon! evening together. Attending the shindig were Cannon of Willingboro on August 14, 1982. He is a sophomore at Rider College studying Jay Itzkowitz, when he's not giving free legal Lucky Pyne who is in a Master’s program He is employed at Trenton State Prison as a Politics. Michael reports "I guess it's alright to advice to former classmates, reminisces about (Biology) at the University of Vermont. Rob correctional officer. And finally on the wedding say that Quinn McCord is living somewhere in this past summer on "The Vineyard" where he Whitlock, Hannah Felton, Betsy Murdoch, circuit, Martha Borie married Thomas W. PA and is planning to get married.” I had dinner and Jim Jeffers ran into: "Jackie O, Danny A, Steve Rowland, Steven Cragg and various Wood on September 18, 1982. They are living with Jill Migliori recently. Jill is living in and the ghost of Johnny B." Is that a morbid other ’77's and '79’s were enjoying the on Southampton Rd. in Philadelphia. Philadelphia and working for IBM. Alexis Arlett joke, Jay? Probably since the last issue of Har­ festivities too. Betsy is busy recruiting students Bebe Neuwirth was one of the six “ new and husband Bill had a fantastic time honey­ vard's “ Lampoon” parody of Newsweek was to go with her on another trek in the Himalayas faces" in "Upstairs at O'Neal’s” a musical mooning in Bermuda and are now living in Jay’s major project of the summer. The "Lam­ this summer. Steven Cragg is writing cartoons, revue in New York this past fall. Laurie Manhattan. Their apartment is right across poon" did such an excellent job that Life splitting wood and entertaining Buff in Ver­ LaPlaca has also been in the limelight with her from the World Trade Centers on The Hudson; magazine did a feature on it and somehow mont. Rob Whitlock's portfolio is emerging photograph in the local papers as part of the they have a great view of “ across the river.” Jay’s picture wound up on the cover instead of from under T-square and charcoal pencil as he professional team which offers full interior Bill works for Con Ed and Alexis is now a Bond the psychological projection-portrait of the readies applications to design school. Hannah design services for homes and offices through Coordinator in The Bond Funds Group with Tylenol killer. Oh, dear, these things happen in graduated from Middlebury in 1982 and is Nassau Interiors. Merrill Lynch Allegra Smith sends “ Greetings journalism, Jay. presently in a fabulous program at Joseph Feller writes from Randolph, NJ to friends from years ago." Allegra spent the Telegrams and urgent messages have Massachusetts General Hospital which will that he is an assistant manager with AT & T summer and fall at Arcosanti, a future-oriented reached the Gips’ poolside control tower, that train her as an RN in two years and she'll International in Bid and Proposal Development. architectural project in the desert north of Don has singlehandedly changed the Indian emerge with her Master's after the third. He says that "world travel is an excellent con­ Phoenix. “ The environment is alien, scorching Himalayas into a bustling metropolis and plans Susan Blaxill, also in Boston as a paralegal, trast to life in North Jersey.” And Mark Blaxill sunlight, cactus-covered mesas, spectacular to initiate an economic system there similar to readies her water skiis and fishing rods for Law sends his best wishes from Boston where he is thunderstorms, and the Community hardwork­ the New York Stock Exchange. He has been School in Miami next year. at Harvard Business School and enjoying it ing and fun loving.” Now living and working in trekking (avec copain) through some wild ter­ The rest of you, I know you’re out there! very much. Finally, a humorous but welcome Charlottesville, VA, Allegra plans on returning rain all winter and since March has been sta­ Take care, and let us know what's happening in donation to the annual fund came to the to Arcosanti to work in the fields, camp kitchen, tioned in Sri Lanka to work on his fellowship your lives. development office from Steve Judge. He let and print shop. Karin Morgenstern had a project studying the influence of Westerniza­ us know that “ he broke down and got a job." wonderful time sight-seeing and museum hop­ tion on the culture there. At least that was what His current address is still Poe Road in ping in Venice, Vienna, and Frankfurt this fall. he was studying the last time I heard . . . We all Princeton because he is “ on the road." Having returned to Princeton, Karin is taking a hope to catch you Don, before your next trek class at Mercer County in preparation for a somewhere so we can hear about your ex­ summer course in Publishing. periences. Send all messages to M rs. Gips who Two cards came in without any names on is the official interpreter tor Don's voyage. them but with a little detective work we think Nora Cuesta started her Real World career they came from Carol Katz and Stephen Farr. this January as a Claims Adjuster with Allstate If our hunch is right, Carol is living in Chicago in Cherry Hill, NJ. She graduated from Upsala and working for a Business Research Analyst College, honored with a by-line in Who's Who in for the management consulting firm of Booz, American Colleges and Universities. Nora Allen & Hamilton. She will be going to graduate hopes that her fame from Who's Who won't school in business administration in the fall. deter any of her high school friends from And from Stephen we hear that he plans to writing her at: Hoddenview Apts. 1401-N #7 Class Secretary graduate this spring— he claims the six year MacArthur Blvd., Westmont, NJ 08108 (609) 77 Alice E. Graff plan has its advantages but he is psyched for 858-1751. 273 South Tenth Street the real world. Plans include San Francisco via Lee Ross writes on “ Glamour" magazine Philadelphia, PA 19107 Europe and employment "(ugh” ). He is stationery that he wishes to re-instate his ex­ Stephanie Cohen is happily living and working wondering if any rich and famous classmates istence in the PDS alumni journal! I guess in New York City as a group sales represen­ have need of a lacky? Recent encounters with emerging into the Real World can do that to tative for the Home Life Insurance Company. PDSers include backpacking in the Sierras with you . . . or was it the “ Glamour” stationery? She finds City Life great and her job "demand­ Ted Stabler, skiing in Vermont with Ted and Lee drank his way through Europe this summer ing but rewarding,” Having graduated from Andrew Hildick-Smith, and sailing in the San from what I gather, and calls Lake Bluff. Illinois Williams College last May, Lisa Yokana is now Francisco Bay with Kerin Lifland. Quite the home these days. After a major knee operation with the Stoneleigh-Burnham School, Green­ outdoorsmen, eh? Lee hopes to be back in shape, coaching field, MA, working as the Assistant Director of From the local papers we have found out Lacrosse at a camp this spring. Lee's gradua­ Admissions and teaching Houseparenting. She that Holly Burks plans to be married in June to tion picture is proof that his sense of humor hopes to begin work on a Ph.D. in Art History Paul Becker, fellow Dartmouth alum. Holly is survived the rigors of Lake Forest. Lee, were next fall, and eventually wants to curate for a an assistant to the director of admissions at you the one who threw bebe's on the floor in contemporary museum. If anyone is in the Dartmouth. dancing school??? Greenfield, MA area, you have a cordial invita­ Pete Buck is soon to be married to Nancy Barry Smith writes: "Last winter and spring tion to visit Lisa, " I’m right off Route 91 just Brown of Richmond, VA. Pete is working in I spent staring at the ceiling due to a severe south of Brattleboro." From Highland Park, NJ, Boston with Eagle Income Management, back injury. Recovery has been slow and I will Randy Melville is happy to report that all is dealer/broker in government securities. forever have to answer to a slightly more well. He does, however, want to know if anyone Elizabeth Carothers has moved to limited mode of life. No major sacrifice. This is giving a crash course in cooking. So southwest Florida where she is reporting for summer I took off across the country, taking classmates, to prevent Randy from starving or WEVU-TV, Channel 26. She was an anchor- the Northern Route through British Columbia, buying one more frozen dinner, please send reporter for Central Jersey Newscable in New Yukon, Alaska, Alberta and Vancouver and your favorite "E-Z" gourmet recipe to Randy, Brunswick. Russell Haitch graduated summa back down the West Coast. 21,000 miles that c/o 38C Bartle Court, Highland Park, NJ 08904. cum laude and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa stopped just short of a dream. It was a good ex­ Rachel Abelson Hickson and husband at Amherst College. He studied also at the perience that I'm still digesting." Barry has David are living in a big apartment with lots of Oundle School in Northamptonshire, England been renting in North East Vermont since April Lee Ross '78 as he receives his diploma from character in Weehawken, NJ. They live within as a Sir John Dill Fellow of the English- which is the lifestyle he has sought for quite a Lake Forest College in May '82. two blocks of the Hudson and have a spec­ Speaking Union, and at University College, the while. tacular view of the West Side. Rachel is enjoy­ University of London. Pamela Macleod graduated with distinction ing her job in Market Research with the Also in the Princeton Packet was a most in journalism and business from Penn. State, Magazine Publishers Association. Celia interesting article about Morgan Hite who, last was editor of the Daily Collegian, varsity field (changed her name from Spanel to) Schulz year began the exceedingly long trek of the hockey goalie, member and founder of a frater­ graduated from Cornell, in May, with a Degree Appalachian Trail. Beginning in Georgia, he nity and a sorority, and active in the skating in Medieval Studies. She is now staffing the wound up on Mount Katahdin, Maine 166 days club. Wow! Now she is into even more exciting Shelter for Battered Women in Ithaca, NY and and 2,126.2 miles later. news with the Wall Street Journal, European playing in an Indonesian music ensemble I enjoyed hearing from the above Edition (brand new as of Jan. '83) at their head­ associated with Cornell. Celia travelled to classmates and hope you will continue (or quarters in Brussels. Her address for any of Scandinavia and Russia, "a beautiful part of begin) to keep in touch. I am living in you jet-setters who would trade a ride in her the world," this summer. She has seen Jen­ Philadelphia, working as the Assistant to the Porsche for a croissant or two . . . Rue des Class Secretaries nifer Horton '76, Rachel Abelson Hickson, Director of Development, Philadelphia Council, Guildes, 25/1040 Bruxelles, Belgium. Tele. 79 Miss Elizabeth Stephens and Hope Blackburn, and had a great time Boy Scouts of America. An interesting job to 32-2-230-9982. Pam was recently honored by P.O. Box 6068 visiting Jennifer Weiss in Washington. DC this say the least. Please give me a call if you are in being named an "Outstanding Young Woman Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 fall. the "historical” Philadelphia area. HAPPY, of America.” and Doug Boone is living in New Zealand. Enjoy­ HEALTHY 1983 to all. Suzanne Pritchard writes from Europe ing Pittsburgh and her job with Mellon Bank, where she is teaching children with dyslexia Mr. Evan R. Press Becky Hafitz is on a temporary assignment in aboard a 136' rigged schooner. The cruise 331 Gallup Road the Charge Services Division of the Community started in Copenhagen and will end in Greece. Princeton, NJ 08540 * Parking Department. (If anyone gets a parking The students are learning both sailing and Just a few postcards were returned to the class ticket while in Pittsburgh . . .) Becky and Livia about different parts of the world. Tom Gates secretaries but other news has been gathered Wong are planning a vacation to St. Kitts. reports from Colorado that he is having a ball in from newspapers and the like. We heard direct­ Sabrina Plante is at Georgetown Medical Dillon, CO and is a bellman at Keystone ly from Vance Camisa that he is engaged to School getting a Master’s Degree in Physiol­ Lodge There is much skiing, good friends, and be married this June. Then he and his wife will ogy. She plans to continue with the full medical "som e" partying. He is hoping for a real job move to the Washington, D.C. area for at least school curriculum next year. On the verge of from Princeton Pool & Patio this summer. He a year while his wife finishes graduate school beginning a career as a Correction Officer at will be back east for Pete Buck's '77 wedding in at G.W. ("By the way, Scott Green is down Trenton State Prison. Alan Johnson has inten­ April. He plans to take off to Scandinavia for there at Howard University—and we manage tions of working his way up through the Prison 7 Q Class Secretary some Blond Action in July then Europe, then .. . to stay in touch.") Laura Farina sends in the Reform Movement and getting his M B A I U Ms. Jenny Chandler the Big Apple beckons for "this future producer following: "I am winding down my senior year Sandra Benson, having finished her Penn 95 Russell Road of films and television.” at Georgetown. Spent last summer working a degree with a semester in London studying Princeton, New Jersey 08540 Mike “Wally” Walters worked in Delaware few part-time jobs in D.C. (an advertising Anglo Saxon, Arthurian Legend and James Survivor list as of the winter of '83 looks grim— last summer, played league softball, and at the agency, The Athlete's Foot) while taking a Joyce, has been living in Madrid. She spent Only a few loyal '78's could afford the pen and U. of Delaware was the Co-captain of the soc­ course, 'History of Russian Expansion' (I will much of her free-fun time with Allison Hughes ink to send an SOS, despite the self-addressed, cer team. His soccer team compiled the best graduate with a History/Government major)." ’75 who is a teacher in Madrid. Sandra is stamped postcard contributed by our alma record ever and broke all previous scoring Laura is playing women's lacrosse and thinking "going to Russia next week;" and once mater. The few who were able to correspond in records. Patricia Metzger is engaged to be towards her future plans— perhaps in govern­ stateside, she will begin work on a Master's the midst of this madness demonstrate tenac­ married to Daniel Thomas of London in ment or law. She also plans to relax this coming Degree in Computer Science at Montana State. ity, charisma, imagination and fortitude in the September 1983. She is a claims broker for summer somewhere other than Washington or If anyone is wandering through Montana— give face of the onslaught of the REAL WORLD. Willis Faber & Dumas Ltd. International Trenton while enjoying her cousin Jill Migliori Sandra a call (406) 995-4667. Suggested solution: Bribery . . Insurance Brokers in London. '77's wedding day, June 11th. P age 14 PDS Alumni Newsletter

During exam period, I received a 5:00 A.M. Nick Donath has survived 3 ’/2 years at Class Secretary phone call from Dave Blair in Georgetown, in Princeton and has a 100 page thesis to write .. Miss Treby McLaughlin 80 which he described his most recent car wreck. in two months. “ 'Can Nick do it?’ you may 263 Mercer Road How many does that make, Crash7 Stick to wonder, then again you probably don’t care.” Princeton, NJ 08540 He asks if anyone will hire him if he graduates windsurfing, it’s safer As for the Eli contingent, He does do windows. He also suggests we get and Kevin Johnson is studying English and con­ cracking on plans for a 5th reunion in 1984. Miss Liza Stewardson tinues to shine at Lacrosse, while Mandy Katz John Hall has decided not to attend 635 Snowden Lane plans to major in History and hopes to spend graduate school next year but will consider that Princeton. NJ 08540 the summer in China. I recently spent a weekend at Cornell with route in one, maybe two years. He has been Close to home, at Princeton, Hank Urbank Kim H illier who spends her waking hours in interviewing with consulting firms and invest­ spends countless hours studying architecture. the arts studio studying graphics and interior ment banks for a job He would like to work Tim Murdoch, who plays a lot of Lacrosse, and design. We talked to Jane Gerb, now an abroad for a year preferably in a developing Billy Haynes, who majors in anthropology, engineering major at Duke. The three of us part of the world; the two year commitment to room together Treby McLaughlin is studying plan on spending the summer in Boston, so if the Peace Corps is too long. He is still involved history, teaching skating, and spending some you’re in the neighborhood ... with politics and journalism at Dartmouth and time with Carla Ruben who is taking time off The other night, we staged another Boxer is in the midst of writing a thesis on "partition from Northwestern. In New York City, Rebellion at Harvard, but Mark Goodman and as a framework for resolving the Palestine Stephanie Trock lives in her own apartment question." Also at Dartmouth is John Pyne and cooks for a restaurant in Greenwich I agreed that it just wasn’t the same without all who was recently awarded a Xerox Corporation Village A bit south, Kara Swisher is gaining you wild PDSers. Keep having fun, wherever Undergraduate Project Grant to pursue an in­ experience in journalism by working on her you are, and for God's sake, don’t embarrass terest tied to his major but separate from the school paper and a Washington paper. She me by not writing! regular courses. He will be working at the played field hockey in the fall and saw Kathy From other sources we learned that Janet medical school. Across the way at Middlebury, Rhett at Johns Hopkins where she is studying M cAlpin made the Dean’s List in the College of Jeffrey Johnson has been named a College English In the "North Country,” Doug M at­ Arts and Sciences at Washington University in Scholar, the highest recognition for academic thews enjoys the fraternity life He will be St. Louis. Leslie Olcott is a sophomore at Mt. achievement. He was awarded this last spring heading west this summer for the third year in Holyoke. Peter Yocum made the Dean s List by virtue of earning 3 As and a B or better dur­ a row. Diane Edelmann is at Harvard as an at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY ing the semester. Moving a little bit further exchange from Smith, and Tom Borden sings where he’s a sophomore majoring in computer south, Susan Wiener, member of '79, with the Colgate 13 with whom I saw him at science. graduate of ’78, has graduated Magna Cum Princeton in the fall. The opportunity of a Barbara Zeitler is almost fully recovered Laude from University of Rochester. She was European education has attracted a few of our from her car accident last spring and has elected to Phi Beta Kappa and is now a law stu­ classmates. Abby Stackpole spent the fall become actively involved with the Tuft’s dent at Columbia Univ. She sends her best to term studying in London, ar*d both Hilary Women’s Center. She had another winning all. Bennett and Nicky Osborne will be in the Varsity soccer season (9-3-1) with Kate Cathy White says she is working harder same city this spring. Jamie Phares and Liza Kilbourne. than ever at Smith this year. She will be work­ Stewardson left Holyoke for the rest of the This summer the Princeton Women's Sum­ ing at Princeton Bank for three weeks in year to study art history in Italy. Abbie Barclay mer Lacrosse League was in full swing. The January and hopes to be hired permanently as completed his basic training and is now sta­ players were made up of people with a variety a management trainee starting in July. Mark tioned with the Army in Germany. Further east, of levels of capabilities. Sara Burchfield was Chibbaro was featured in Manhattanville's Chris Wallace is taking a year away from involved with the league, and was named as Portfolio— a printed leaflet which described a Princeton and will be spending one semester at one of the outstanding scorers. few students at the college and their interests the University of Leningrad. It was great that so Richard Hawkes spent the past year in Ger­ and activities. Mark was cited as one of the many people showed up for the alumni party in many with A.F.S. He is now attending Hamilton Outstanding Young Men in America for 1982 on the fall, and I hope that you keep up your class as a Freshman. account of his service as president of Manhat­ spirit (or whatever drove you to go to the tanville's Pre-Medical Society and because he reunion) and send us news. started a screening program to monitor the Class Secretaries Dana Stewardson is studying in 82 Ms. Lynne Freeman blood pressure levels of everyone on campus. Philadelphia this term in a program that com­ From Mark we hear that he plans on attending 69 Hemlock Circle bines seminar and field study in and of urban Princeton, NJ 08540 Dental School at the University of Medicine society. Sally Robinson is studying at and Dentistry of New Jersey. He wants to be Wellesley College as part of Wheaton College's and kept informed when the parties are held. 12 college exchange program. A project to Mr. Cedric Harris Either Martha Hicks or Kent Wilkinson resurrect the Georgetown Journal has been ap­ 209 Moreland Ave. sent us a card (there was no name on the card, proved for a group of students at Georgetown. Trenton, NJ 08618 only an address in Boulder, CO). Whoever it is Virginia Gilbert will be working on this project Alice Ganoe writes that she “ loves Hamilton is alive and well and living in Boulder. ''I should and hopes to accept pieces in September. be graduating in December '83 with a B A in and I've had a busy fall with field hockey!" English, and I plan to go into journalism of one Kristin Naumann is an art major at Smith sort or another. I hope to be working for Cable and last year she was represented in a two- News Network in Atlanta but we'll have to see it person show, "People, Places and Things," at that materializes " the Princeton University League. She was Frances Weisberg writes. "I am graduating designatea "Promising Young Artist' in the Uom Moun\ Holyoke College this spring, and 1981-82 Arts Recognition and Talent Search will hopefully be going to graduate school next Program sponsored by the National Foundation fall in Clinical Psychology I have spent this for Advancement in the Arts. In January, an ex­ past winter skiing and writing my thesis. This hibition of her recent paintings entitled “ Vistas coming summer I will be on Cape Cod basking 18” was on view at the Montgomery National in the sun and merely relaxing!" Bank in Rocky Hill. Class Secretary 81 Miss Kristi Anastasio 5 Sayre Drive Princeton, NJ 08540 and Miss Camie Carrington 330 Mountain View Road Skillman, NJ 08558 Because I received exactly two index cards with news for the Journal, I feel obligated to construct something relatively interesting from the sparse bit of information I have amassed from letters, phone calls and visits. My apologies to those of you who wanted to re­ main anonymous, but a reporter's got to have a scoop. Wade Speir will take his spring semester in gale Paris, while it is rumored that Ian Rothrock is spending the winter scoping ski bunnies at a New England resort. Where are Frances B. Weisberg '79 you, Nose? Buried in an avalanche? In Memoriam

Eleanor Cook Young MFS ’ 11 Patricia M. Lewis MFS ’38 Anne Hollis Harris MFS '15 Elizabeth Downs Wiggins MFS ’38 Myla Raycroft Hahner MFS '20 John W. Flemer PCD ’45 GordonCuyler MFS '27 Eleanor Marquand Forsyth MFS ’46 Doris Reddan Walsh MFS '29 Thomas McGill PDS ’73 Doris Updike Foster MFS '37

Kathy Rhett and Kara Swisher '80 at Johns Hopkins. PDS Alumni Newsletter P age 15 AWARDS AWARDS AWARDS AWARDS Five Faculty Members Named Recipients of Distinguished Faculty Chair

A Distinguished Faculty Chair in honor of long-time teachers Anne B. Shepherd and Wesley A. McCaughan was established by an anonymous donor to recognize unusual and meritorious work by teachers who have been at Princeton Day School for at least seven years. Acting Headmaster, Sanford B. Bing announced this year’s recipients. They are:

Elizabeth B. Fine, teacher of Latin and Greek since 1932 joined Miss Fine’s School in 1954. She received an award from Princeton University in 1979 for Distinguished Secondary School Teaching in the State of New Jersey.

Nina Rulon-Miller of Pennington, an elementary school teacher since 1967, joined PDS in 1972 as a first grade teacher. She is married to Harry Rulon-M iller ’51, also a teacher at PDS.

Anne B. Shepherd, a teacher of English since 1930, joined Miss Fine's School in 1949. She also received a Distinguished Secondary School Teaching Award from Princeton University in 1967 for her service to education in New Jersey.

Arlene Smith, a teacher of fine arts and Head of the Art Department at PDS since 1967. She joined Miss Fine’s School in 1963.

Regina Speigel, a teacher of music, both voice and instrument, since 1957, has been at PDS since 1972 working with students in the Middle School in both PDS TEACHERS, I. to r., Arlene Smith, Anne Shepherd, Nina Rulon-Miiier, Elizabeth Fine, orchestra and choral work. Regina Spiegel.

$1,000 Scholarships Awarded Three PDS Students Win Scholastic Art Awards

The national Scholastic Art Awards program for the encouragement of student achievement in creative art has announced their 1983 awards. Three seniors from Princeton Day School received top awards of gold achievement keys in the regional exhibition sponsored by the Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News and the Philadelphia College of Art. They are: Sarah Cragg, pencil drawing; Laurie Gallup, oil; and Ebe Metcalf, sculpture.

The competition, nationally sponsored by Eastman Kodak, Hallmark Cards, and Strathmore Paper is in its 56th year. Conducted by Scholastic, Inc., with the cooperation of public-spirited sponsors, it has become an institution in the high school world. The regional exhibitions give students the opportunity for local recognition.

Two PDS Seniors, Rachel Leader and Erica Weeder, both of Princeton, have been awarded $1,000 scholarships by the National Merit Scholarship Corpora­ tion. Approximately 1,800 students nationally qualify for this type of award which is judged by a committee of college admissions officers and secondary school counselors on student's abilities, accomplishments, and promise for the future. Four-Year Scholarship Granted by RCA

Jon Firester, a Senior at PDS, has school’s admissions process. In addi­ been awarded a renewable four-year tion to attending two courses and two M erit Scholarship sponsored by RCA. seminars at PDS during his last He is among seventeen students na­ semester of high school, he is tionwide who have been granted such employed by McGraw-Hill as a com­ an award by RCA to children of its puter programmer. He has par­ employees. ticipated in two theatrical productions while a student at PDS, “ Pfeiffer’s Jon has maintained an interesting People’’ and “The Real Inspector and demanding schedule while a stu­ Hound.” Jon has also been a Peer dent at PDS. In addition to receiving Group Leader to PDS Freshmen. honors grades, he has pursued both professionally and on a volunteer His plans for the summer entail an basis his knowledge of and fascina­ eight week exchange program to tion with computers. Last summer he Japan with the “Youth for Under­ taught children ages 7-12 about the standing” program. He will be living use of computers at the Monmouth with a host family there and has County Adult Education Commission. already started to study the Japanese During last year's school year he held language. Jon will, in all likelihood, a part-time job at a local store, “ Com­ attend Harvard University next fall, puter Encounter.” He designed, for where a large portion of his educa­ Mr. Daniel Skvir. Director of PDS Ad­ tional expenses will be covered by the missions, a computer program which RCA award. PDS Arts Awards winners: standing—Laurie Gallup in front of her oil painting: Ebe will aid in the clerical demands of the Metcalf with his sculpture; seated— Sarah Cragg with her pencil drawing. Miss Fine's School in the early 1920's BULK P.O. Box 75 NON-PROFIT ORG. e PDS Princeton, NJ 08540 U.S. POSTAGE PAID z Permit No. 448 Bethlehem, PA

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