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Alumni News Alumni and Parents Respond to First Appeal for Funds <.'-N COLLt , y V(-' < ~P R 25'1'! LIBRARY 21, 1971. "Dennis will be serving as pboeofx: Alumni News Curate at the Church of the Redeemer in Sarasota after his graduation from April1971 Seminary in June." Charlotte (Willis) Mann, 63 Botolph Street, Melrose, Mass. 02176. "We have Alumni and Parents Respond bought a 10 room Victorian house. My husband, William, was recently elected To First Appeal for Funds vice president of his company. I am presently studying flute under Lois Alumni, and parents definitely known to have been influenced by alumni earned the Schaefer of the Boston Symphony college a gift of $525 from Group Captain Hugh M. Groves' one-for-two challenge when Orchestra and am playing in the Melrose they gave New College a total of $1,050 within the Ford Challenge year. Symphony, a community orchestra. Bill Two other gifts totaling $550 arrived just too late to be counted. Group Captain and I have one child, Anita, who will be Groves, an Associate and former trustee, has already renewed his challenge {up to a total two in January." liability of $2,500) for the new Ford year. As a consequence, this additional $550 will earn a matching gift of $225 from Group Captain Groves in 1971. Anna Navaro, 3645 St. Mary's Pl. N. W., Washington D. C. 20007. "I have been in Washington for the last year or so, mostly Class 1967 today. And it's pretty important to me. working for a small political polling firm. What did you do?" In January I accepted an invitation to work as the in-house pollster to Senator Class Correspondents: Maureen (Spear) Tim Dunsworth, Sp 5, 470-56-5403, and Dennis Kezar, School of Theology, Muskie. This summer I will be marrying HHC, 656 ETC, APO, N.Y. 09081. Bob Domrese, whom I met while we were South Florida No. 1, University of the "Precious little news, I'm afraid. I made South, Sewanee, Tennessee 37375. both graduate students at Princeton. He is Sp 5 recently in a large competitive finishing up a law degree at Harvard in board, which was a nice ego trip and Carol Braginsky, 1390 Emerson, No. 307, June, and we expect to remain in worth money to me. Otherwise, life goes Washington thru the 1972 elections." Denver, Colo. 80218. "I received my on as usual. Two hundred ninety one Master of Arts degree in Russian days and counting, but my mind is an Neil Olsen, General Delivery, Oneida, Wis. literature from Indiana University this utter blank as far as the future is 54155. "I amworkinginVISTAwiththe September. I have been in New York concerned." since June but will be leaving for Denver, Oneida Tribe of Indians in Wisconsin. Colo., in less than two weeks. I'll be job Plans for next fall are still up in the air. Bruce Guild, 400 Knecht Dr., Da-yto./1, hunting there. My future plans at this Ultimately I will be applying for Ohio 45405. "I returned to Dayton point are indefinite. I tried my luck in postulancy as a candidate for Holy Orders directly from Bombay, arrived only New York but nothing turned up that in the Episcopal Church." yesterday (Bombay-Tel particularly attracted me." Aviv- M i Ian-Frankfurt-New John Peters, 557 Eigenmann, York-Dayton), have some interesting Glenda Cimino, 434 W. 120th St., Apt. Bloomington, Ind. 47401. "I am working stories of the freak scene in India, etc." 3B, New York, N. Y. 10027. "Graduate simultaneously on two graduate degrees Bruce would like to hear from his New student in sociology at Columbia; in philosophy at Oxford and Indiana College classmates. research assistant; editor, sociology Universities. While abroad I was able to journal at Columbia, The Human Factor; travel extensively. Last summer I took a Dav:d P. Hartley, Box 2758, Duke finishing work for certificate in Latin 6000 mile motor trip to the Soviet Hospital, Durham, N. C. 27706. David's American studies {hopefully); working Union, a source of wonder and disillu· wife, Pamela, writes: "I am eager to see part time with a group doing research on sionment." where David went to college and to meet Latin America, especially U.S. role there, his friends because I have not found and also trying to start a new bi-monthly Vickie (Pearthree) and Charles Raeburn, anyone else so pleased with his college magazine on liberation movements in 95 Wittshire Rd ., Apt. C-9, Scarsdale, experience among our contemporaries." Asia, Africa, and Latin America {to reach N.Y. 10583. Charles was admitted to the primarily young North Americans with New York State Bar in February. He is Carol (Worby) and Owen B. Holder, 336 alternative explanations to world practicing law with the firm of Breed, West 8th Street, Claremont, Cal if. 91711. conflicts than those of the Nixon Abbott and Morgan in New York City. Carol reports: "Bud is finishing his MFA administration), magazine to begin Vickie is continuing in graduate school at in sculpture this spring or summer {he's at January- February 1971." the Claremont Graduate School). He's Yale where she is now working on her dissertation to complete her Ph . D. She been a teaching assistant at Pomona John Cranor, 11 Park Street, Brookline, was the recipient, in her second year of College this year. I'm teaching at Mass. 02146. "I went to see the graduate work, of a National Institute of California State Polytechnic College in Brookline Town Dump, found 'Lost Mental Health Fellowship which was Pomona again this year - mostly Pond,' visited The Country Club, read the recently renewed for her final year. freshman composition but occasionally Washington Post {it only costs 35 cents, Charles and Vickie vacationed in Sarasota nineteenth century American literature the N. Y. Times costs 50 cents on in March. and modern fiction." Sunday) went out to dinner with Jeanne Rosenberg, Bob Baughman, Kathleen Maureen (Spear) and Dennis Kezar, Rachel (Findley) and Bill Thurston, 1532 Dively, Billy Meyer, and Malachi, then School of Theology, University of the McGee Avenue, Berkeley, Calif. 94703. called Jerry Neugarten, did a marketing South, Sewanee, Tenn. 37375. Maureen "Our son, Nat, will be a year and case, watched Humphrey Bogart in announces: "We're very happy with our two-thirds on January 10. He's a lot of Sabrina (he winds up going to Paris with new son - he definitely favors Dennis." fun, and growing quickly. Bill is still Audrey Hepburn). That's what I did Matthew Ben, 8 lb., 12 oz., was born Feb. working on his Ph.D. in math, hopes to finish soon. Rachel has an interesting job Class 1968 decided to go out for football next as a systems programmer with a young season. School is all right ... Florida Law computer software firm, developing a Class Correspondent: Jerrold L. Neu­ School, and a degree is planned for a little teleprocessing system." garten, 6 Hurlbut St., Cambridge, Mass. more than a year from now. We seriously 02138. want to come back to Sarasota at that time for me to set up practice. We Diana (Shiphorst) and Paul Ukleja, 12 Larry Alexander, 1895 Stockton St., occasionally see an oldie passing from Luzju Lane, Sliema, Malta. Diana and Decatur, Ga. 30032. Larry is working on south to north and all are always Paul are serving in the Peace Corps in a Ph. D., which he says he'll get in March welcome going any direction. We have a Malta. "This is the first group of '72. He's planning to go to Athens, big house and Dick Ogburn is living with volunteers in Malta (7 of us) and we have Corinth, Megara, and Cnossus this sum­ us right now until he graduates. We miss been here nearly two months now. Paul is mer and fall to do research for his you all." teaching sixth form math, and a couple of dissertation, and he said "if things don't classes at the boys' teacher training get better here I won't come back at all Pat (Sanderson) Port, 1931 N. Cleveland, college. I teach in the language lab there, and you are cordially invited to visit my Apt. 501, Arlington, Va. 22201. "On and sometimes at the girls' college in residence-in-exi Ie.'' Dec. 12, Stephen D. Port and I were Rabat. We feel very much at home here, married in St. Stephen's Church in D. C. but I suspect this is partly superficial, and Harry Felder, 26 Bank St., Princeton, Cheryl (McWhorter) Star was our matron results from the fact that everyone speaks N.J. 08540. Harry wrote some time ago of honor - was lovely. Steve is now on English so well and so readily. We're that "I had a bit of a shock last week: leave from MIT on active duty in Seattle, continuing our Maltese lessons and these The knife I won was advertised in the Wash., with·Army Reserves. I'm fine!" may enable us to really fit in one day. Sunday New York Times for $3.50. I Niklos is thriving and beginning to speak value it so much more than that." (See Judy (Segal) and Bill Powell, 3200 Curtis wonderful gobbledegook which delights December Alumni News for the first Dr., Apt. 805, Marlow Heights, Md. him as much as it does us." installment of the story. He entered a 20031. Judy writes: "Bill's mother joined contest and won a prize, which he the Peace Corps and is going to thought everyone would want to know.) Afghanistan. We are going to borrow her Laura (Rawson) and Rick Von Behren, Now, a couple of weeks ago, Harry 911 Porche for two years.
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