PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL Vol. 3, No. 1

Fall/Winter 1984-1985 ALUMNI NEWSLETTER New Role for Chris Reeve

Chris Reeve, PDS ’70, has had some tough assignments in his acting career. His roles have ranged from a legless Vietnam veteran to the invincible Superman and he has handled those demanding parts with success. However, he confessed to ner­ vousness at the prospect of returning to Princeton to face a hometown audience that remembered him as a child and teenager. He needn’t have worried. The Alumni Council sponsored "An Afternoon with Christopher Reeve" on Sun­ day, February 10th. Chris starred at the reception as well as in the special benefit showing of "The Bostonians" which preceded it. The film, which closely follows the Henry James novel on which it is based, depicts the women's suffrage movement and the battle of wills between Chris, as a Southern gentleman, and co-star Vanessa Redgrave as they try to possess a young girl’s affections and loyalty. The film and Chris’ performance received rave reviews from the critics as well as from thePrin- ceton audience of over 200 who saw it at Kresge Auditorium on the Princeton University campus. (Both the costumes and Miss Redgrave were nominated for Academy Awards.) The proceeds benefited the PDS Scholarship Fund.

Vanessa Redgrave, Madeleine Potter and Christopher Reeve 70 in "The Bostonians.”

Chris began his American acting career in the popular soap opera, “Love of Life.” His big break came when he starred with Katharine Hepburn in "A Matter of Gravity” on Broadway. His other Broadway appearance was in "Fifth of July" as Ken Talley, Jr., the Vietnam veteran. He made his London stage debut recently in "The Aspern Papers,” again starring with Vanessa Redgrave in a Henry James adaptation. His PDS alumni: (standing) Roger Williams 73, Molly Sword 73, Chris, Kip Herrick 75, Janet Masterton films include “Somewhere in Time," a haunting romance, "Deathtrap,” an intricate Schrope 70. Meg Brinster Michael 70, Lesley Loser Johnston '66; (kneeling) George Treves 71, mystery with Michael Caine, “The Aviator," and, of course, “Superman” and its two Yuki Moore Laurenti 75. Wendy Lawson-Johnston McNeil 70. sequels. On March 25th, he made his television film debut in “Anna Karenina” with After the film, alumni, students, parents and friends were able to meet Chris at the Jacqueline Bisset. reception at Morven. The afternoon was great fun for everyone and Chris was able to Although he’s unable to get back to Princeton very often, Chris manages a relax and renew old friendships with classmates and teachers. transatlantic existence, traveling between homes in New York City and London. He Herbert McAneny was Chris’ first director at PDS. Chris appeared in the 1969 PDS and Gae Exton, a designer and model agency executive, have a young son and production of ‘‘Watch on the Rhine” and the musical, “Little Mary Sunshine.” He also daughter. served as president of the drama club. He apprenticed at Williamstown Theatre Festival in Massachusetts where he still appears frequently in productions. After On behalf of the Alumni Association, we thank Chris for a wonderful afternoon attending Cornell and the Juilliard School in New York, he toured with repertory and for giving so graciously of his time. theaters in England and joined the Old Vic in London. He has also been a member of More on Chris Reeve on Page 2. the Comedie Francaise.

Chris and former teachers, Ginny Lockwood, Herbert McAneny and Alice Archer. Page 2 PDS Alumni Newsletter Alumni Artists Display Work A very exciting Alumni Art Exhibition opened on November 16th with over 75 entries from 48 alumni filling the newly renovated Anne Reid Art Gallery. Entries arrived from alumni from all over the US and abroad. They included a Vermont cabinetmaker, a painter in Italy, an industrial designer in Denmark, a film “special effects" expert in California, a fashion designer in New York, a collagist in Rhode Island, and a photographer and illustrator in Princeton.

Chris with his mother, Barbara Johnson, and two PDS Panthers.

It was especially rewarding to hear from a new segment of our alumni consti­ You’ll Be Hearing From Us.... tuency. Katharin Huntington Anin from the Miss Fine’s class of 1910 sent a copy of her book about Richmond, Massachusetts and several PCD graduates were repres­ ented in the mediums of oil. watercolor, bronze and wood. May 5, 1985 is the date of the Alumni Phonathon. If you haven’t yet made your donation to the Annual Fund, we may be calling you. We would like to see more participation from our alumni and encourage everyone to contribute, regardless of the amount. Although we love to chat with old friends, you can make the job of our volunteers much easier if you send in your check before the Phonathon. Our thanks to the volunteers who made calls at our Phonathons on May 6, 1984 and December 13, 1984.

Connie Sayne Ban '68 M olly Sword '75 Steven Cragg ’78 Fran Treves '74 Meg Brinster Michael ’70 George Treves '71 Martha Sullivan Sword ’73 Sarah W oodworth '79

Visitors were impressed by the professionalism of the show as well as its diversity. The exhibit helped to build a bond between alumni and present students at PDS and offered encouragement to those students interested in pursuing an artistic career. Students Pursue Lively Arts The Lively Arts Fund, established in memory of Moyne Smith, has swelled to over $9,000. The fund enables students to apply for grants to attend performances, workshops or other events in the field of the lively arts that they would not be able to afford otherwise. One of the best features of the fund is its flexibility.

Steven Cragg 78 and Sarah Woodworth 79 helped man the phones at last spring's Phonathon at Colross.

MADELINE WEIGEL RETIRING

For many of us, Madeline Weigel was our first teacher. She helped smooth the transition from home to school and became our “mother” for a large part of our day. “Miss Weigel” will retire in June after 43 years teaching kin­ dergarten. She served as Head of the Lower School from 1951-1973. A party in her honor will be Several PDS students have taken advantage of the fund and their projects prove held on the Colross lawn on Fri­ the diversity of interests served by the fund. The application fee was paid for a day, June 7th at 5:00 p.m. Alumni student wishing to enter the 1984 Arts Recognition and Talent Search. Three are invited to come by and join us members of the Drama Club attended McCarter Theatre workshops on make-up, in extending our best wishes to costuming and lighting. A sophomore who does lighting for PDS productions asked this very special lady. If you are for aid in attending "Showlight ’85," an international symposium on theater, televi­ unable to come on the 7th, do try sion and film lighting. Two students have applied to the National Youth Theatre of to write and let Madeline know Great Britain for an intensive four week summer course in drama in London. The what you’ve been up to since you Lively Arts Fund will supply financial aid if they are accepted in the program. In all were five years old! Pictures and cases, the students will share their experiences with other students. notes may be sent to Madeline The vitality of this fund serves as a fitting memorial to Moyne Smith who was Weigel, PDS, P.O. Box 75, Prince­ always available to help and counsel her friends and students. Contributions to the ton, NJ 08542. Let her know you fund are welcome at any time. Checks may be made payable to PDS Lively Arts remember those first schooldays. Fund. PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 3

in the summer at their cottage at the New M itchell Osborne writes, "My husband, Fred, Jersey shore. Joan says she loves Medford and I are going, on February 20th, for ten days Leas and it was a good move from taking care to Key West, Florida to visit mu sister, Eliza­ of a house in Princeton. Anne Long Day lives beth (Bishy) Mitchell Beatty ’28 in her new at 114 Cedar Street, Wallace, ID 83873. Haven't home. Ourson, Frederick S. Osborne, Jr. PCD heard from her in ages. Nancy Goheen Finch '55, has been named Director of the School of and her husband, Jerry, live at 99 McCosh the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. He Circle, Princeton, NJ 08540. Didn't hear this will take up this work on April 1st of this year, time, but Nancy has been a good correspond­ leaving the directorship of Continuing Studies ent. Mary Love Glenn, Yacht C lub Road, Cen­ at the Philadelphia College of Art, a position tre Island, Oyster Bay, NY 11771, writes that he has held for over seven years. He will con­ last summer she spent three weeks in San tinue as one of the directors of the Vermont EDITORS: Miguel de Allende, Mexico, a fascinating na­ Studio School, a summer art school for pro­ tional monument town. This winter she is at fessionals and advanced students, of which he David C. Bogle home on her windy bluff. All her children live was a co-founder. Our daughter, Lydia Linda Maxwell Stefanelli ’62 nearby. Her daughter, Sarah, has three child­ Osborne Sferra '65, who was in the Alumni ren and she is teaching remedial reading. Office of Princeton University before, and in Woody is running the big machine at Brook- the early years of her marriage, returned after haven Laboratory, Will, who has two children, ten years spent in having and getting started handles a new securities division system at theirtwo children. She has now been back one Chemical Bank and Larry, also two children, I and a half years. She was recently appointed ALUMNI NEWS believe, is head of credit policy at Citibank. to an executive position and will start in her They are all great sailors and “ Lady" is a very new work by the first of March.” An earlier popular painter of shadow box pictures of note from Kay in November told of a two week houses. Anna Hale moved August 1st to trip to Savannah, GA that was great fun for Apartment 3Q, 4545 Valley View Road, Edina, her. Jean March Westphal has also been tra­ MN 55424. She writes, "Last winter (’83-'84) I veling; “Al and I have returned from a visit to spent nearly three months with friends in Tus- our family in the Netherlands. Eric, our oldest con, AZ — glorious! On returning late in Feb­ grandson, is a senior at the American School ruary, ran into a replay of winter! It was too of the Hague and is busy looking at American much for me, being wholly responsible for a colleges for next fall.” house and an acre of land, so I am moving to an apartment in Edina, (another Minneapolis Elizabeth Blackwell Drake entered six color suburb,) where I spent six years earlier. It will photographs of New York City in the PDS be a relief and also I’ll be nearer my church, my Alumni Art Exhibition this fall. She is still sister, Mary, in a nursing home, and my showing slides and lecturing on Quakers and nephew’s family." Her Christmas card this slavery in America with her husband. They MISS FINE'S SCHOOL year said she's going back to Tuscon this plan to stay at their home in Jamaica from winter. February until April. Margaret Wheaton Tuttle was also a participant in the Alumni Art Exhibi­ tion. She submitted the bookjacket she design­ Kingsley Kahler Hubby and her husband, ed for her book of short stories. Far Away, Frank, moved several years ago from Prin­ Long Ago. The book has been praised recently No Class Secretary It's always a pleasure to catch up with class­ ceton to 249 Old Black Paint Road, Niantic, by the well-known writer. May Sarton. Mar­ 12-19 mates from whom we have not heard recently. CT 06357. They had lunch with us in Princeton garet writes. "A year ago, I went abroad alone. Janet Macinnes Arnott reports that she is liv­ about a month ago and are fine and love living Spent two weeks in London, then three in ing in Norristown, PA with her youngest at Black Point where it is delightfully quiet and southern Spain visiting a friend. From June to 1 O Charlie Smyth celebrated his 90th daughter, Kathlene, and her son-in-law, Ed, scenic, overlooking Long Island Sound. Law­ O ctober of '84. I was at my home on Martha’s I Cm birthday on February 10th this year who is president of the Montgomery County rence Norris Kerr and husband Arch live at 16 Vineyard. This winter I am here in Concord. On the 8th, he was honored by his former College in the Philadelphia area. They have College Road West, Princeton and "would MA and doing a bit of volunteer work in the students and members of Princeton Universi­ three daughters ages 7, 9 and 11. Jean's mid­ love to have any of you come and see us when Concord Library which, by the way, is one of ty s Chemistry Department where he was a dle daughter, Alice, and her husband, Conrad, you are in Princeton. I retired ten years ago the largest in the U.S. for a town of its size professor for many years He was praised as with their sons, William and Evan, came on from the real estate business. We spend the — population 16.295, books 200,000.” She sent an eminent scientist and a “true gentleman." from Sydney, Australia for a month's visit at fall, winter and spring here and the summers us a darling picture of her first grandchild. Our Charlie also served as a consultant to govern­ Easter time in '84 As for Janet's eldest daugh­ on our little island in the Thousand Islands deepest sympathy to Margaret on the death of ment and industry He reminised about his ter, Jean, she and her husband. Kevin, call where we do all the work and have lovely her sister, Dorothea Wheaton Benham '17, last teaching days and his own student years as North Carolina their home state. Janet enjoys sailing. Currently I’m very much involved with September. one of three boys who attended Miss Fine's traveling too — to Greece in '83 with Kathy the Friends of Princeton Open Space' who are halfway through secondary school Happy and Alice and a forthcoming trip with Kathy trying to protest Princeton from the evils of too birthday' and her family to visit Alice in the "land down much development Margaret Manning Class Secretary under." Happy traveling, Janet! Joan Wool- Manning Lane, P.O. Box 6027, Lawrenceville, 1928 Mrs. John B. Chick worth Smith has “nothing newsworthy" to NJ 08648. has had some interesting trips. Last (Elizabeth Dinsmore) 1 C It is with great sorrow that we report but sends best wishes Thanks. Joan' March she and her sister. Helen, and Marga- Sea Tower Apt. *309 I O report the death of Charles Erdman Sue Blackwell Posey gives us an account of retta Cowenhoven '30 and another friend 2840 North Ocean Blvd on October 15, 1984. Among other accom­ her winter trip to California, beginning with a vacationed for a week at Dog Island, a dreamy Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 plishments, he was the youngest mayor of day in Palo Alto visiting the beautiful Tiboli spot in the Conservatory group off the west Princeton at 29 and, as Commissioner of the Garden, followed by two nights in San Fran­ coast of Florida. Last fall she and Margaretta Department of Conservation and Economic cisco and thence to the Pacific Palisades and and others flew to Seattle up the Inland Pas­ Development, he was instrumental in purchas­ sightseeing in LaJolla. The highlight in San sage to Kachemak, a beautifully scenic area. Class Secretary ing large areas of New Jersey beach front and Diego's famous zoo was a pair of golden mon­ Christine Gibbons Mason is at 8 Edgehill 1929 Mrs. Roy Alan Roe converting them to state parks. He was cap­ keys from China. However, a visit to Scripp’s Street, Princeton with her husband, Alpheus, (Jean Herring) tain of Princeton’s track team in 1919 and 1920 Oceanographic Aquarium brought forth the who has been laid up with shingles for about New Age Mission and was intercollegiate hurdle champion. Our greatest amount of enthusiasm — “fantastic three years. Before that, they had about ten 9640 Takilma Road deepest sympathies to his wife, Lucy, and his Sea World where we fed whales by hand, one fascinating years of living around the country Cave Junction, OR 97523 sons; Charles PCD '38, Hal PCD '39, David barking his thanks to me, a thrilling perform­ at universities when Alpheus was giving lec­ PCD '48, Peter PCD '43 and Michael PCD '50. ance of trained dolphins ending with two men tures. riding on those beautiful creatures and the last exhibit, a reconstruction of penguins in their Margaret Osterbloom Pell, no current ad­ Marty Stockton Brush writes, “We are ex­ 1 7 We also extend our condolences habitat, must be seen to be believed. Now I feel dress, please let us know if you know about pecting our seventh grandchild in March. Our I / to the Wheaton family on the death satisfied!" No mid-winter doldurms for you, her. Eileen Lafferty Pickering, 4000 Cathedral oldest grandaughter, Elizabeth Stockton of their sister, Dorothea Wheaton Benham, in Sue! Avenue, Washington, DC 20016. Haven’t heard Brush, is being married on March 30th. Bert is September. Dorothea was on the faculty at Dorothy Auten Sutton says she still enjoys for a long time. Lois Davis Stevenson lives with semi-retired and attended his 50th reunion in MFS for sixteen years and her sister, Margaret her church, hospital work, “Great Decisions" her husband, Don PCD '21, at 23 Wagon Trail, '83.” (I wrote about that reunion at the time, Wheaton Tuttle '27, reports that she was never group, prayer group, plays and symphonies. Highland Farm, Black Mountain, NC 28711. when they lunched with three of our male late and never missed a day of teaching. Her Then, in response to Your Secretary's sugges­ Some time ago she sent us a picture of herself, classmates from Miss Fines’s.) Marty's brother brothers are also MFS alumni : Eliot '17 lives in tion about comments on books and other top­ just as lovely as when she was at MFS. Let’s and sister both came from Florida for Christ­ Millbrook. NY and Homer '21 makes his home ics, Dottie writes, "Any of Lewis Thomas', the hear from all of you. mas. They are Roberta Stockton Johnson '38 in Basel, Switzerland. latest for me, Late Night Thoughts on Listen­ ing to Mahler's Ninth Symphony. Also Paul Brand and Philip Yancy; In His Image and Fearfully and Wonderfully Made. All those Class Secretary show the relation of science and religion. Of 20-24 Mrs. T. Stockton Gaines '22 modern novels, I often think detective tales are (Katherine Blackwell) the only ones worth reading. I guess ‘the good “Fairhaven’ — Box C115 old days’ were not so good after all or they Sykesville, MD 21784 wouldn’t have led us into the global mess we are in now.” Dottie’s comments are thought provoking. O O We were very sorry to learn of the What would you other classmates of ’25 like to £ £ death of June Scheffler Heard in offer in the line of suggested books or com­ November. She had many varied interests ments? With spring and summer ahead, have throughout her life. She was one of the first a happy time and tell us about it later! women executives in department store dis­ play and worked in Kaufmann's display depart­ ment for 25 years, coordinating major promo­ tions. She also ran her own business, "Parties Class Secretary Unlimited," creating special theme displays 1926 Mrs. Jane A. Kerr for weddings, receptions, fashion shows and (C. Lawrence Norris) dances. Her Christmas tree decorations for 16 College Road West the Carnegie Institute Art Museum, the Oliver Princeton, NJ 08540 Building lobby and the Allegheny Country Margaret Wheaton Tuttle 27 enjoying her first grandchild, Katherine Marguerite, who was one year Club were widely noted. She was an avid old in February. gardner, bowler, tennis player and golfer. She achieved brief notoriety in 1923. After graduat­ In spite of not being a very good secretary- ing from Miss Fine’s, she attended Wellesley reporter, (Untrue! — Ed.) I read the Journal No Class Secretary and Bayard Stockton PCD ’29. Roberta has College and was chosen May Queen in her avidly and want to congratilate the editors on a 1927 lived there since her husband died. My friend freshman year However, she decided instead very well done and entertaining magazine. I Margaret Lowry Butler wrote some very sad to marry Charles Arrott of Sewickley, an event am going to give a run-down on our class­ news. Her husband, Charles, died October 6, which the Gazette Times Magazine said, “ Set mates the school has on file. Some we hear 1984. They had been married 45 years. They the pace for an epidemic of college marrying.” from, but some we don’t, and it would be great The class of '27, though still w ithout a Class had not been in their new home very long. if you would let us know how you are and if Secretary, remain good correspondents. Some Fortunately their two children are staying so you know anything about others not listed. very exciting news arrived from Betty Mad- she will not be alone. Margaret Brooks Van dock Scheffer who reports, “ Bill Scheffer and I Dusen '31, her cousin, and her 97 year old aunt Class Secretary Josephine Webb Alexander, 1909 20th were married in Makefield Friends Meeting, are near her. The class extends its deepest to 1925 Mrs Walter J. Smith Street, Parkersburg, WV 26101. Haven't heard PA on December 29, 1984. It was a lovely dear Margaret. Jean Bunn Skillman writes, (Florence Clayton) from her in a long time. Joan Prentice Carlton warm day and we sat on the porch of our “We have two grandsons, one almost 16 and 37 Dix Street and her husband live at 194 Medford Leas, house in Titusville, NJ overlooking the Dela­ one already 16. Had an invitation to Margaret Winchester, MA 08190 Medford Leas, NJ 08055 and also spend time ware River.” Congratulations, Betty. Katherine Russell Edmondson '32 and Frank’s 50th Page 4 PDS Alumni Newsletter

wedding anniversary in November. We con­ where she lives. The past winter they returned have not done so. I wish someone would do Jane Thomas Fenninger in Illinois and Sis tinue to follow the seasons. Winter (now) in “ home" (we like to hear that) to Palm Beach, FL so. We have had two family reunions, one at Harper Lawrence, who commutes from Grand cold Florida. Spring and fall in Galena, MD. earlier than usual as John had to have an Thanksgiving when Sue flew east and we all Cayman. When last heard from, Madelaine Tarr Summer in Maine. We arrange to pick up the operation which was successful. He's back on meet at my sister, Helen Highberger’s MFS ’25 Sweeting was living in Rye. N Y. and helping mail in Oakland, Maine when there. Heard a the tennis courts, the sport he loves. Betty home in Ramsey, NJ and another this past to edit Consumer Reports, but there has been scary talk on 'acid rain' at Audubon meeting Menzies writes that her silversmith business is weekend at Skytop, when Kathie and her fam­ no word for many moons. There are no ad­ this week. What it has done and what it is going great guns in the “Full House" shop in ily joined us. We plan to go to England in May. dresses at all on file for Beatrice Snoke and doing to life on the east coast, particularly Kingston, NJ and the shop is continually ask­ Barbara Wallace Shields. Can anyone help? Deland. Our address is: Mr. and Mrs Federick ing for more of her interesting style pieces. Her W. Skillman, 4140 Holly Acres Court, Deland, jewelry and ornaments are also displayed in FL 32724." Ginny Meyers Morgan has moved Clinton and Barnegat, NJ and New Hope, PA. Class Secretary to Hilton Head and loves it, she wrote Marty. Your scribe has a lovely pendant of silver and Miss Therese Critchlow Some details, please, Ginny. turquoise of hers on which she has received 1939 11 Westcott Road many compliments. Busy Betty finds time to Princeton, NJ 08540 teach her dog tricks! Have you ever heard of a No Class Secretary dog talking over the phone? Well, Betty's yel­ 1930 low Lab does! The voice on the phone says, “Down," and he does it and receives a reward. Class Secretary He barks back wanting the phone to say more all the time. Sounds like a familiar pastime with 50th REUNION 1940 Mrs. M. Peterson Ager 1935 (Pinky Peterson) Class Secretary us ladies. The only reward we get is, “Must you Class Secretary P.O. Box 430 1931 Mrs. Robert N. Smyth always be on the phone?" Ho, hum! Betty’s (Jean Osgood) Mrs. Charles R. Walton Lake Placid, NY 12946 restaurant Baedecker continues for lunches: (Marion Rogers) 321 Nassau Street the Stockton Inn’s menu has improved and Princeton, NJ 08540 1209 Yardley Commons The Book Peddler off Delaware Avenue in Yardley, PA 19067 Pennington serves very nice light lunches. No Class Secretary Your Scribe and her husband spend more time in Vero Beach as it is now our residence. For 1941 Before i go into any class notes, I wish to Unfortunately,I have not been able to gather sure, Vero Beach is not as cultural as Princeton thank everyone that contributed in any way to any news from the class. I would like to be but there is plenty to keep one busy in this my retirement and gave me such a beautiful surprised and see some of you when it is time salubrious climate; play golf, tennis, swim or party and presents; particularly in any Joan to gather for the BIG 50th reunion. It would be Class Secretary contem plate the sea. Salubrious climate for Baker, Dan and Tassie way to (Turkevich) a most pleasant surprise. I leave for Florida in Mrs. Dudley Woodbridge the most part, yes, but the weather can play 1942 Skvir '62, Wes and Judy McCaughan, David March and my daughter, Nancy, and her fam­ (Polly Roberts) havoc too. Two incidences since October are Bogle and Bob Whitlock. Also a special thanks ily take off for Vail and hope to enjoy he winter 233 Carter Road worth mentioning. An unannounced near hur­ to Linda Maxwell Stefanelli '62 whose idea it sports. I've sent a photograph that shows me Princeton, NJ 08540 ricane with devastating high tides, wind and was to ask Herbert McAneny to write an article with Nancy at Christmas. rain descended on us Friday of Thanksgiving about me for the Journal. Herbert has always weekend. Less than one hour’s notice was been a good writer but he outdid himself this given to people occupying houses, condos or time. Thanks, Mr. Mac! I also appreciated ail Class Secretary motels on the ocean to evacuate to the main­ the notes and phone calls I got and thank you Mrs. A Jerome Moore land. Bobby Terry PCD '34 and his wife, Bru- one and all. (Marjorie Libby) cie, who were at the Holiday Inn for a restful Now to more important business! I got a 17 Forest Lane few days from the hustle and bustle of Palm nice card from Margaret Brooks Van Dusen Trenton, NJ 08628 Beach, came as refugees to our house which (Brooksie). She married Frank Van Dusen in at that moment was a seive due to nine inches 1974. Her first husband, Dan Goodenough, of rain that fell in just a few hours. Fortunately, died. Frank and Dan were classmates at the big leaks chose good spots — down the Princeton. They live in Wynnewood, PA. Class Secretary chandelier where we had a bucket brigade Frank is a Federal Judge on the Court of Mrs. B F. Leonard and, if you please, rain water was received in Appeals for the third circuit. Her son and one (Eleanor Vandewater) the upstairs basin and toilet! High tide was at daughter and seven grandchildren all live in 2907 Sunset Drive 8:00 p.m. We were okay as we live far enough the Philadelphia area which makes it very nice Golden, CO 80401 back from the ocean. The rain and wind stopped. for Brooksie. Her other daughter is Senior A good night’s sleep was had by us four and Tutor at Currier House at Harvard and teaches the next day was a picture postcard day. Dam­ English; she also has her Ph.D. Brooksie says age to us — a new roof needed, but on the that she sees the three Mitchell sisters; Kay beach — disaster. (At this writing the beach is Marion Rogers Walton 32 and her daughter, Osborne '27, (Elizabeth) Bishy Beatty 28 and great. Buildings that didn’t slip into the sea are Nancy, last Christmas. Anne Dielhenn '29 from time to time in Phila­ patched up.) Great weather over Christmas delphia. She also says that on one of her trips — swimming in 70° water. Come January, two to Princeton she will call me and I am looking nights of well below freezing so our garden is forward to that. Clare Raymond Durant and I No Class Secretary gone for the second year in a row and Florida have been corresponding recently I had hoped is brown. But nature is strong ana spring s te-go and see hef this summef in WoodstoeK a’comin'. Most plants will survive but don't NH where I spent many happy times with her have House and Garden take pictures now. and her family as a teenager, but instead I Never a dull moment. Class Secretary entertained a case of shingles. Hope for better Mrs. E. Riggs McConnell luck next summer. Clare has the best of both Do have a happy, healthy summer and news (Cornelia Sloane) worlds — winters in Florida and summers in for us all to read next Journal. Cheers. 279 Elm Road New Hampshire. (A note from Clare arrived in Princeton, NJ 08540 the Alumni Office last October and reads, “I We wish to extend our deepest sympathies would so love to be near enough Princeton to to Nini Duffield Dielhenn on the death of her see my dear friends of ’31 again at any time. sister, Florence Duffield MacLaren ’28. Alumni Day would be my best chance. Next Class Secretary year I’ll send snapshots of my four “little" Ms. Helen M. Crossley grandchildren (6-12 years old), but would be 21 Battle Road Eleanor Vandewater Leonard 44 hard put to get my scattered four older grand­ Class Secretary Princeton, NJ 08540 children. I live in a cypress cabin in Florida 1934 Mrs. William R. Reynolds A card from Roz Earle Matthews arrived too most of the year (with my daughter, Cory, and (Wilhelmina Foster) late for the last colum n but the news in it is still her fiance) and in a pine summer camp in my 508 Ott Road Too late for the last '38 report came a wel­ relevant. She reported putting in 40 hour weeks parents' New Hampshire place with hosts of Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004 come card from Doris Sinclair McAnerney. as a volunteer preparing a benefit for Planned Raymond relatives dropping in. Love to ’31.”) She retired in early 1982 from her position as Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington. She I see Cissy Cowenhoven Stuart '32 and head nurse at Concord (N.H.) Hospital. Hus­ says she plans to retire soon from all her volun­ Mary Cowhenhoven Coyle '35 from time to Several classmates have responded with band George retired in February, and in Aug­ teer work (mostly in the fundraising field for time and we catch up on news. The rest of the news which makes the job of class correspon­ ust they traveled to Switzerland. (“Beautiful Smith and PPMW), but I wouldn't count on it. class of '31 doesn’t seem to want to com m uni­ dent fun. Let’s hear from more of you! Martha views and flowers everywhere.”) Now they are In September she took a trip with a Smith cate with me so that's all 'til next time. Lutz Page said that she was sorry to miss the into numerous retirement activities, such as alumnae group to Northern England, the Bord­ reunion but that everyone “looked great.” Her tennis, gardening, bridge, crafts and parish ers and Edinburg and then joined her husband children from Utah and New Hampshire were secretary. Doris and George have a grandson, in Paris for two weeks there and in Provence. No Class Secretary with her for Christmas plus one grandaughter. Ken, born in May 1983. While in the U.K. she visited with Valerie 1932 The latter is a junior at Northfield-Mt. Herman W inant Goodhart who is still commuting School, rows Varsity crew, plays Varsity ice Kay Eisenhart Brown sent two collages to between London and Oxford and keeping up hockey, has an A-average and is considering the PDS Alumni Show last October in the her usual hectic pace in both places. Roz A letter from Willette Drummond Hack was colleges. Cricket MyersMcLean saw Maisie midst of the wine and walnut harvests and reports that Val gardens on hands and knees routed to us via Sally Gardner Tiers '33 and Bowman Gillespie in Aberdeen, Scotland in wonderful fall weather. and is sure no one else can find the weeds as Jean Osgood Smyth '31. It seems that Willie September. They had a great time reminisc­ well as she does. The last two of Val's seven and her husband, who is a doctor, live in Cali­ ing. The McLeans plan to go to London in Sis (or Bobbie, as she is now known,)Harper children are university-bound and all the children and grandchildren drop in frequently. fornia, but every year they take a trip to Thai­ March, taking their oldest grandson. Cricket is Lawrence and her husband Merle were written land; this was their fifth year. They have made public relations chairman for the D.A.R. and up in the Vero Beach Press Journal as having Those who knew her will be sorry to hear that many friends there, from a motorcycle repair­ the local Cancer Society, and is also much won between them 31 gold and silver medals Val's mother died recently. man to Chinese merchants to University pro­ involved with church work, bridge clubs, book for senior swimming events — in the space of fessors. They have traveled over much of the clubs, and the North Carolina Symphony. one month. That’s retirement! country and obviously love it. Willie enjoys Mary Smith Auten was also sorry to miss re­ buying Thai jewelry and bringing it back to the union. She had planned to come but was Joan Taylor Ashley went to China in October States. Our congratulations to Margaret Rus­ needed to babysit for a grandson in Virginia. with a Vassar group led by a Chinese professor sell Edmondson and Frank on their 50th wed­ She spent much of the summer on Long Beach who had fled from a Shanghai island to Tai­ ding anniversary! Island. She is active in her local garden Club. wan in 1949. They visited Beijing, Xian, the Luoyang Her 14 year old twin grandaughters took part tombs, Shanghai, Waxi, the Great Wall, Imper­ in a marching band parade at the Georgia ial Place and stayed at Y.M. Pei's Fragrant Hill Class Secretary Peach Bowl at Christmas. They live in Marion, Hotel. After more than a year of labor, Joan has 1933 Mrs. Lindley W. Tiers Ohio. about finished building a garage for her San (Sally Gardner) Francisco house. 50 Pardoe Road Getty Righter Snow says that her son Tom’s Princeton, NJ 08540 song, “Let’s Hear It For The Boy,” has been Your secretary went to the PDS benefit nominated for an Academy Award. It came showing of "The Bostonians" in February and Alice Sinclair Schwartz and Peter of John’s from the movie Footloose and was a big hit met "Superman" Christopher Reeve '70; I saw Island, SC, had a great family reunion at Christ­ last summer. Tom wrote the music and Dean no classmates at the Moven reception, but it mas in New Orleans with son Don and family Pitchford wrote the lyrics. Jane Lewis Dusen- was crowded. and son Peter and his three children. During bury and her husband have just returned from the past severe winter of '85 which hit the a visit to their home in Hawaii. Charlie is enjoy­ Our cooperative Alumni Secretary sent me South as well as the North, (How redundant ing his retirement, but Jane is just as busy as a list of known members of the class of '38. Jane Joilie Clemen '44 at daughter's house in can I be?) the Schwartz's joined Alice’s sister ever. They hope to drive east next summer, Two of the 22 who graduated have died: J'Anne Breckinridge, CO. Lib and Bill Flemer for a warm vacation in ending up in New England. Jane was sorry to Ashley Smith in O ctober’74 and Ann Pettit Puerto Rico. Lily Lambert McCarthy and John miss reunion but thought the photos were Bittel (ex ’35) in October '83. Most of the rest of Jane Jolliffe Clemen writes: "I enjoy living in continue to spend most of their time in East very good. Bill and I have both kept extremely us seem to be settled in the Northeast Corri­ the mountains. In the winter; ski, in summer; Sussex, England. John has been busy restor­ busy, he with practicing law and I with various dor, from New Hampshire to Virginia — except wildflowers and birdwatching — in all seasons; ing gardens in the county. Lily certainly doesn't children’s social agencies of which I am a for Marjorie Munn Knapp, who lives in South watercolors and photography." I see her from let grass grow under her feet as she always Board member. I have honestly hoped to Carolina, Jacqueline Rose Sidford in North time to time and recently we went cross coun­ has interesting projects in the works no matter organize a luncheon get-together but so far Carolina, Joan Taylor Ashley in California, try skiing together to her daughter’s home PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 5 which is inaccessible by automobile for the daughter, Alex, who is engaged and hopes to istryat Harvard; Laura graduates from Duke in (1984) to Peter Alcock. The reception was winter months. have her wedding up in Newport, Rl at the June with no clear view, at the moment, of held at Morven. After two weddings in two Comstock home — just like Mother and Dad what comes next. In our spare time, we go to years Louise is relieved that it will hopefully be After spending close to 30 summers in the did. I remember so many happy times visiting 50th birthday celebrations Rosalie Richardson awhile before they'll have to put on another mountains of cental Idaho where Ben has Addy and her family in Newport and now I Willson wrote that she is living in Nevada and one. (Hilary is now in ninth grade.) A long been doing field work for the U.S.G.S.. we understand Mrs. Comstock has chosen it as is the Corporate Controller and Secretary for letter came from Anna Rosenblad at Christ­ decided to buy a house in McCall, Idaho, the her permanent home and it’s where Addy Sierra Microsystems. Inc., a microelectronic mas. She is still settled near Cannes, painting end of the paved (our daughter used to call it keeps a good eye on her. Two horses and two chip design company designing custom IC and playing the piano. Her two youngest behaved) road where we have done our grocery dogs complete the Roberts family. Fred's chips for the electronics industry children are with her. Niko, 18. and Josephine, shopping for items not available 60 miles brother, Owen, is now Ambassador to Togo, 14. Anna says they are very tall. She sent some further back. Last week we were shocked to and Kit — Alice Roberts Pierson is now able to photos of her art work which is really charm­ receive a notification from the city that if we did see Addy and Fred once a month instead of ing. There are some nicer ones than the one not board up the house in 5 days and tear it just infrequently, the way they did when Addy Class Secretary printed here, but the colors are so pale I didn't down in 60 days we were in deep trouble. After and Fred were out on Long Island. 1953 Mrs. Collins Denny think they would reproduce well. I am having a 36 hours of stewing we found someone who (Anne Carples) wonderful time this year taking art history could tell us that the city had the wrong ad­ As for my news, it’s still a busy, busy world Box 450 courses at Sarah Lawrence College and piano dress and the house next door had burned. I for me with all my various activities and grow­ Sabot, VA 23103 lessons in NYC. Two children are in college, flew up there anyway and after doing the ing children, to the point that I now want to cut one to go. necessary business had time to cross country back a bit and lead a more peaceful and nor­ ski and also to spend a day downhilling at the mal life That seems like a luxury beyond be­ Happy Birthday to us! This is the year that Brundage Ski Area nearby. I find I like the area lief. I realized all this when Dave and I were most of us turn 50 so in my opinion we all just as much in the winter as I do in the summer. down with twin Sam and his wife Sally at their deserve a round of applause for having reach­ Our other excitement for the winter was the lovely villa in Stuart, FL in October. I totally ed the half century mark. re-marriage of our daughter. Our eight year old relaxed in the sun, played bridge, and did the grandson stayed with us while Ruh and Eric crossword puzzles — it was heaven. I hope I Ann Stoddard Sielman writes that she has spent a week in Cozumel. He had fun skiing may have the chance to sell my travel agency put two through college, one Swarthmore and with me but thought it would have been even soon, remaining only to do outside sales. This one Dickinson. There are two more to go, one better to be lying on the beach. would give me much more time to myself, so graduating this June from Swarthmore and a keep your fingers crossed. You'll be happy to rising sophmore at Skidmore. When the last Our deepest sympathies to Julia Lee whose hear that Mother and Dad are still alive and child finishes, she and Pete plan a celebration father, Rensselaer Lee died in December. doing very well at the respective ages of 92 trip to New Zealand. Aside from shuffling the and 95, They celebrated their 71st wedding children in and out of college. Ann is the The school told me that Consuelo Kuhn anniversary on February 14th — can you Alternate Representative at the United Nations Wassink was lost, but she says not so. She believe it? Addy. dear, it was more than marvel­ for the league of Women Voters of the United knows exactly where she is. at 1340 W 23rd ous to hear from you — I do honestly think of States which sends her to NYC about twice a Ave . Anchorage, AK 99501 With her job with you so often — many thanks for your news week. She is still surrounded by Bedlington the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Planning Team she has You sound so wonderfully happy, which is a Terriers although back problems have stopped recently been to Unimak Island (her first Aleu­ great joy to me and. I’m sure, to all your class­ her from showing them. She and Pete have Painting by Ann Rosenblad 54. Mougins. tian). She bets that she has flown with more of mates. been traveling of late to old haunts in Scotland. France. the worlds best pilots (Reeve Alaskan Airways England, and Switzerland where they took for one) than anyone else in the class — "and The rest of ’47. do try to collect a bit of news their youngest graduate skiing in March. Ann for the next issue. The column needs a bit of did not ski but visited friends in Geneva. A my luck with sunny weather in Cold Bay — Class Secretary "sparking," besides which, if I have to play postcard from Wendy Hall Alden informs us That's another story'" Miss Louise Chloe King Hedda Hopper, give me some news to spread that she had a nice visit with her sister. Betsy 1955 64 Carey Road around Hall Hutz '56 back in October. They hope to Needham, MA 02194 tour Cape Breton Island together next year. Class Secretary My daughter. Katherine, and I were flying out 1945 Mrs M.F Healy. Jr to Ohio to look at Denison University last fall Jean Crawford Brace wrote, "Now that our (Sylvia Taylor) Class Secretary when who should be in the next seat but Hilary family is somewhat out of the nest Rusty has One Markham Road, 3-B 1948 Mrs. F Vaux Wilson Thom pson Demarest. The trip was not a silent decided to run for public office. He's GOP Princeton. NJ 08540 (Joan Smith) one! After catching up on each other's news candidate for our State (Maine) Senate and New Road and receiving a postcard. I can report that were getting used to pancake breakfasts, R D. 1. Box 198 Hilary spends as much time skiing as possible parades and bumper stickers. Karen will be a While our backs have been turned, it is sud­ Lawrenceville. NJ 08530 including an occassional weekend with her senior at Dartmouth this fall. Jodie will be a denly our 40th reunion' Alumni Day will be on daughter. Lea, in Vermont and a college friend freshman at Simmons and Heather will be a Saturday. May 18th at PDS and I wish some of in Exeter. NH She is still working on paintings tenth grader at Andover, My big decision has you out there would plan to attend1 It is very The photograph near this column shows from her African trip, has taken another insur­ been not to go full time as a junior high school lonely being the ONLY 45er year after year1 some of the gals of 1948 at Millie Robertson ance course, is playing tennis, and is skating guidance counselor, but to continue as half Please send me a card if you think you can Anderson's house in the spring of 1984 after a once a week Susan McAllen Turner says she time." In a later note we learned that although make the day Mary Jo Gardner Fenton now delightful luncheon. We missed the rest of '48 has absolutely no news but is programmed to Rusty lost his bid for the Senate, the family has six grandchildren daughters Sarah and but we sent them up to date addresses and return the card. The Turners are no longer had a great year. Laura Travers Pardee wrote. Sandy each have three Johnny is living in pictures of the class I saw Jean Mounttord involved in bobsledding but keep busy in the "This has been a memorable year for the Par­ Aspen with the Fentons and Hamilton, having Kelly at dinner recently with her mother and slow off-season by caning and reeding chairs dee family. Our daughter. Martha. Northwest­ finished Columbia, is living and working in sister. Sally M ountford Maruca '50. The girls plus watching their supply of firewood dwin­ ern '83. was married to Tim othy Regan. North­ Sun Valley. Mary Jo and Dick, with eight other look great, just like they did in MFS. Some dle rapidly and wondering if they'll make it to western '83. in W ilm ington on May 26th with a couples, recently spent four days skiing in and people never change! the end of yet another NO-FUEL-OIL winter! beautiful reception at home. Fred and I spent a around Salt Lake City...great fun. The Fentons week in Bermuda to celebrate our 25th wed­ are off to Britian and the continent after Easter ding anniversary on June 13th. Our son, and we hope to see them here in May. Where is Michael. Princeton '82, was married to Jen­ all the other news? My post box is totally nifer Freund, Princeton '83, on July 7th in empty. Would someone else like this job? King's Point, NY, also with a lovely home reception. Martha and Tim are teaching at the Phillips Academy summer session in Andover, No Class Secretary MA and Michael will return to Albuquerque 1946 Academy in New Mexico to begin his third year of teaching American History.” Nicky Knox Watts and her family have Philena Locke Richards wrires, "This is our moved to the wild west! Her new address is: third winter in Maine since Charley retired. 2463 Scorpio Drive, Colorado Springs, CO Love it — especially the life style and wonder­ 80906. Nicky and David's daughter, Emily, will ful people. Our second daughter. Karin, is remain in the east for her second year at the engaged to an Australian and will be married Corcoran School of Art while the rest of the here in Maine in June before returning to Aus­ family moves to the Rockies. David will be tralia. Our other daughters are closer. Lee is in running a big transportation test facility for the New York City in sports medicine and Pam association of American R.R.S. Nicky saw The class of 48 got together last spring. They are: L. to R. Millie Roberson Anderson. Joan Smith has just moved to Portland. ME and is estab­ Barbara Benson Crowther in May for a brief Wilson. Frances Baker Hochswender. Linda Gates Ziff. Jayne Leavitt Thorne. Lee Far Ridall and lishing her certified massage business, mainly visit. Bos is practicing law at Palmyra and Barb Kay Guhck Wert. with athletes.' Hedl Dresdner Roulette is very is involved in all sorts of things. The Watts excited about the birth of her first grandchild, spent a long weekend with Mary Tyson Good- Charles Stuart Rauch, born September 9,1984 Class Secretary If any of the rest of you have “absolutely no ridge Tice and all of her children in Colorado Her mother died in November and we send 1949 Mrs. Kirby T. Hall news" please send it to me! At least we will Springs in early June. Nicky later wrote that Hedl our deepest sympathies Jean Geisen- (Kirby Thompson) know that you read this column. "Princeton and Washington seem very far berger Cranstoun reports. “I have published 12 Geddes Heights away as we settle into our new life in Colorado. an article. 1 of 2 Jews in Albany, KY not NY' in Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 An excited call from Jane Gihon Shillaber We had a wonderful time in Santa Fe over the The Kentucky Jewish Post and Opinion. relayed the news that she had become a Christmas holidays with most of the Knox 10/17/84. I am tutoring a woman in reading, grandmother! Her son. Michael '75. and his tribe. Mary Tyson visited us several times in using the LAUBACH method, for Concerned wife had a baby daughter on April 1st. She November — her youngest, Meredith is living Citizens for Better Education in Clinton Coun­ Class Secretary weighed in at 8 lbs. and is named Melissa in Denver. It was such fun to see her. I am with ty. The county has 30 5% high school gradu­ 1950 Mrs. G. Reginald Bishop Marie Shillaber. Contratulations. a fairly large interior design firm here and ates, one of the very lowest in the Common­ (Alice Elgin) doing volunteer jobs too — a nice way to make wealth.” Jean is also involved as a free secre­ 166 Wilson Road new friends! It is a treat to be so near good tary to the Catholic church in Albany. Our Princeton, NJ 08540 skiing — we all love it!" Class Secretary condolences to Mary Lee Muromcew whose Mrs. T.W. Dwight, Jr. father died in December. 1954 (Kathie Webster) Alice Marie Nelson writes, "It is hard to 115 Windsor Road believe it's 30 years, seems like only yesterday Class Secretary Tenafly, NJ 07670 (as the saying goes). I've been giving recitals Mrs. Stuart Duncan II 1951 in New York City and Connecticut and will be Class Secretary (Petie Oliphant) singing the alto solos in the St. Matthew Pas­ Mrs. David S. Finch Box 510 - Route 4 1947 Louise Mason Bachelder's daughter Lisa sion on April 6th in Charlottesville. VA with the (Barbara Pettit) Princeton, NJ 08540 was married at Trinity Church in September orchestra conducted by Otto Werner Mueller "Pour Les Oiseaux" Monmouth Hills Highlands, NJ 07732 Class Secretary 1952 Mrs. Wade C. Stephens I was truly delighted to hear from Adelaide (Jean Samuels) Comstock Roberts with her news for this issue. Humphreys Drive It’s been a while since I've heard from her, and Box 6068 her news is very “ upbeat” indeed Fred and Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 she have moved from Long Island to Wood­ bury, CT where they have become bonafide Christmas tree entrepreneurs. Fred keeps busy "We continue our commuters' existence," outside and Addy is completely happy with writes Marina Von Neumann Whitman. "Living various hunt activities. They have a grandson, in Princeton, with Bob teaching in Pittsburg Adam Chambers Roberts, born a year ago. and me splitting my time between New York She also tells of her daughter, Emily, who is and Detroit (plus frequent forays further afield). living in Boston now. teaching English at a high Malcolm (Yale ’81) is in the midst of Ph D. school in Brockton, MA and her youngest research in molecular biology and biochem- Jean Crawford Brace 55 and hei three daughters at her lather's 80th birthday last June. Page 6 PDS Alumni Newsletter

of Vale — in German yet1 Am thrilled at the writes that her son, Peter, is sophomore at prospect. Also a duet recital coming up June Princeton and that they plan to move to Mid- 11th at Christ and St. Stephens Church. West dlebury, Connecticut this year where they are 69th Street with Margaret Willig. soprano.' Ute building a house. Martha Thompson Eckfeldt r MM and family are living overseas again — this Sauter Goeller sent a photo with this news: "I am just back from a skiing vacation with my time in "Fabulous Madrid", relishing the chal­ two oldest sons. One is in medical school and & lenge of learning Spanish. Sally Hagen Schmid the other is studying biology. My husband and will spend the next few months at the lush Hotel I had our 25th wedding anniversary last Hana Maui while her husband makes sure the summer. I'm keeping up on my English by food service is up to the idyllic life of the resort. reading English books (Alice Marie Nelson is Pauline Mills Low had a baby girl in Sep- one of the suppliers) and by traveling in Eng­ tember’83, bringing the total to 6 girls and 4 land. The U.S. has become too expensive for f: f.w m m boys! Louise, the oldest, studies ecology at the us Europeans with the dollar soaring! I would College of the Atlantic at Bar Harbor; Chris & love a visit from any old friend from school.” Georgianne are at NYU and love living down­ Annie Belford Ulanov sent Christmas greet­ town. Seven still at home leaves life "bouncey" ings and some news. Alexander began high but Pauline must have learned to conserve a school at Trinity in New York. Barry's col­ lot of energy as she takes 2 courses a semester lected Prayers of St. Augustine just came out at NYU, aiming for BA in 6 years. Therese and Annie is "joyously" on sabbatical! Lucky Casadesus Rawson passes on “a novel ap­ you. Annie! Enjoy every minute of it! proach to mid-life crises" — take voice lessons Laura Travers Pardee 55 and her husband at their daughter's wedding. & solo! She started 3 years ago (already hav­ ing taught singers French diction) and now solos in church. Eileen Baker Strathnaver is March of Dimes. (Congratulations!) "New you within shouting distance for a mini reun­ presently cataloguing a library for a couple in challenges for the remainder of the decade ion at that time. London and has her two daughters in board­ and on!" ing school. Rachel, 14, is attending Wycombe Marina Turkevich Naumann (ever-faithful Abbey and Rosie, 12, is at Beneden. Thesese & with her news as is Betsy H.) writes: "Andrew Cathy Otis Farrell both exclaim: "WE MUST graduated from Lawrenceville and entered DO SOMETHING ABOUT OUR 25th REUN­ Princeton this fall. To counter-balance his ION1 Agreed. Cathy has consented to help put rigorous Engineering School curriculum, he is “something" together for us in Princeton. You the lone freshman on the university rugby may have received details already. Call Cathy team. Kris is a junior at Smith, where she con­ at 718-693-9307 or me at 301-366-0520 for tinues her broadcasting, painting, and partici­ comments or suggestions. pation in a number of art shows. This summer she worked at the Melody Tent Theater." In Ute Sauter Goeller 55 with her husband, June Marina and Bob traveled to the alpine Alfred. village of Zinal, in the Rhone Valley near Zer­ Class Secretary matt. This past December they explored Hawaii A very special treat for the class of 1955 is Miss V Peggy Wilbur during another CERN scientists' conference. 1961 news of Miss Catherine Campbell. While your 110 Phillips Avenue Presently Bob is readying everyone for a sab­ Class Secretary was in Seattle last summer. Lawrenceville. NJ 08648 batical year (’85-’86), starting in Munich, hope­ Kit Green happened to mention that she had fully, and perhaps moving on to Geneva. Miss Campbell s" address and that Miss Camp­ Tucky Ramus Ackley is still making news Lockie Stafford Proctor sent us a Christmas bell is now Mrs. Raymond Hanrahan. (See with her singing. She is on the voice faculty at photograph of her handsome family. Perry is a Photo.) I wrote "Miss Campbell" at Christmas Nancy Hagen Spaulding 57 with her husband, Westminster Choir College and sang with the junior at Stanford, spending this term in time and received a wonderful letter from her. Vern, and sons, Peter and Lance. Princeton Pro Musica in a family Christmas Oxford; Holly is a freshman at University of In 1982 she moved to Trum bull, CT in a new concert at the Trenton War Memorial. New Hampshire which she loves. Lucy (eighth — just furnished residence — "independent liv­ Nancy Hagen Spaulding wrote that "because grade) and Toby (fourth grade) are in Mont­ ing" — where she met her husband to be. They the real estate market has been on the slow gomery Township Schools where Lockie is on were married November 9,1983. They enjoyed side the past five months, I have been working the Board of Education. "Lots of work for me Class Secretary a trip to Hawaii in May 1984. "Miss Campbell” for an advertising company out of Tacoma, but rewarding." Last summer, while Perry was Susan Shew Jennings (how could we call her anything else?) con­ Washington, selling advertising on starting tee 1962 at AFROTC camp in Delaware, Lockie went 2 Nassau Street tinues to enjoy her music. She and her hus­ signs and benches on golf courses, which with the other three kids on a fantasy cruise to Princeton, NJ 08540 band visited Princeton last April and stopped California has many of! I am an independent England, Norway, Scotland, and Ireland, then to see Miss Davis in Westwood on the trip contractor, which affords me a lot of flexibil­ back home across the Atlantic on the Royal Not much news this time around That must down. "Miss Campbell" said. “Remember me ity." Nancy hopes to come East in June for her Viking. (Sounds marvelous!) The trouble with mean things are going well A Christmas card to your '55 classmates. I remember them!! I niece's. Katy Kerney, graduation from Stuart that is that now they want to go again, any­ from Barclay Baldridge MacRae arrived from have fond memories of MFS and the very spe­ Country Day. We look forward to seeing you, where a ship is going! Japan. She has been sailing all over the Pacific cial girls I taught.” (She must be referring to Nancy. There's a handsome photograph of but seems to have settled in Japan for a year OUR class!) Her address is: Mrs. Raymond Nancy and Vern with their sons. Peter. 15. and She plans to return to California in June for Hanrahan. Teresian Towers. Apt. 507. 6454 Lance. 17, accompanying this column. *he graudation of her son, Kannyn. and Main Street. Trumtet»J, CT 06611. f-know she Tne November 23rd edition of the Princeton daughter, Tracy. Our very deepest sympathy would love to hear from any of us! Packet tells us that Susie Smith Hillier has to Suzi Mathews Heard whose mother died in been appointed as borough representative on February. I’m sure we all remember the many the Princeton Regional Planning Board. Susie fun times at the Mathews house, particularly “is a local developer and head of Susan Hillier the cast party senior year, of which Mrs. Enterprises on 366 Nassau Street. She has helped develop properties including One Mathews was such an enthusiastic part. Markham Condominiums and Baldwin Lane.” All good wishes to you, Susie. Many thanks to those of you who submitted Class Secretary news for this issue. Let’s have an even bigger 1963 Ms. Alice Jacobsen and better response next time. l2 ’/2 Bull Street Charleston, SC 29401

Gretchen Southard Sache reports that she Class Secretary is team-teaching with two others a class of 37 1958 Ms. Linda Peters 4th — 8th graders. She still teaches four classes (Linda Ewing) of Latin, one class of history, and another of Lockie Stafford Proctor 56 and her four Raymond and Catherine Campbell Hanrahan. 670 West New Road spelling. "I find the paperwork tends to over­ children last Christmas. Monmouth Jet., NJ 08852 whelm the teaching but still enjoy the work Chloe King spent the summer on a six week most days." In addition , she consults with the excursion to the west via Amtrak. Stops in Although we have not heard from Your Sec­ historical society and has produced two major Glacier National Park. Montana; Seattle, Class Secretary retary directly, we spotted her name in the exhibits on 19th century orthodox and alterna­ Washington (with Kit Green); Eugene, Oregon 1957 Mrs. J. Dexter Walcott local papers. It seems Linda won a special merit tive medicine; she has recently received fund­ and Los Angeles. California — the Olympics (Susan Barclay) award plus a cash prize in the Kodak Internat­ ing for an exhibit on 19th century music. Gret­ were just great' Kit is an associate athletic 41 Brookstone Drive ional Newspaper Snapshot Awards. She took chen would like a “longer day and more director at the University of Washington which Princeton, NJ 08540 up photography as a hobby a year and a half energy.” I don't doubt it. Liza Maugham Cook certainly agrees with her. She looks super! ago and this was the first contest she'd entered. sends newsof herfam ily: daughter Jennie is in The Olympics were very special from start to The prize winning photo was taken in a steady the 11th grade at Exeter; son Steven is at St. Steph­ finish. The school year has been wildly busy Good news — there is news! drizzle and is a lovely picture of a covered ens in Alexandria, Virginia, in the 9th grade. and the days just disappear! Another super Alissa Kramer Sutphin and Bill enjoyed a mar­ bridge in Sturbridge, MA. Linda took the pic­ Liza is the director of a Senior Citizen's Pro­ field hockey season — both with my teams velous trip to England last fall. They seem to ture for her home but parted with it for two gram in Washington. She completed her mas­ and umpiring college level matches. All of that have covered most of the points of interest in weeks in January so it could be displayed in ter's in social work in 1981, and she has been (um piring) is so challenging. I’ve taken up London and environs and then topped all this the Citicorp Center in New York. Congratula­ heavily involved in a church project with a jogging on a regular basis to stay fit! Can you off with a delightful visit with Thayer Clark tions! partner parish in Haiti. Liza reports that she is imagine? Can't call it "running” because my Paine and husband, Michael, in Fareham, a in touch with Joan Knapp Crocker, Jane Aresty pace is too slow, but I do two miles every suberb of Portsmouth. Thayer, the perfect Silverman, Bobbi Scheide Breger, and she m orning at 6:30 and love it! I slip off to the hostess, according to Alissa, showed them Class Secretary sees Linda Maxwell Stefanelli '62 when she woods of NH at least once monthly for R and Winchester, where they toured the school and 1959 Mrs. Kenneth Cavander visits Princeton. Her final bit of news was to R I started a squash team last year and the cathedral, naval yards, submarines, antique (Susan Robins) report a talk with Bonnie Grad Levy this past team is doing well. Skiing hasn't been too shops, pubs, etc. The Paines arranged for Bill 1265 Beacon Street fall. super in New England this winter, so am head­ to meet with three different towns' planning Apt. 506 ing for Steamboat Springs, Colorado for a officials — a particular interest of his. "In the Brookline, MA 02146 Speaking of Linda Stefanelli, I called her a week in March! Hope to hear from more of our interim, Thayerdid all the laundry, mowed the few weeks ago right before hearing from classmates for the next issue of the Journal. lawn and cooked beautiful dinners.” Thayer Gretchen and Liza. I was concerned that you and Michael are renovating a most attractive might not have gotten the post cards because house. I had heard from nobody (doing well, divorced, In November, Susan Kohler Frost, wrote two kids, in real estate). Linda did a bit of Class Secretary that "we finally decided that we wanted our research and discovered the post cards had 1956 Miss Ann A. Smith second home in a perfect climate so, last Jan­ been sent out. Where are you?... I am happy to 1180 Midland Avenue uary, we bought a condom inium in the llikai in report that I finally finished my dissertation Bronxville, NY 10708 Honolulu. We are on the seventeenth floor and defended it successfully in November. with a spectacular view of the Pacific. We What a relief! Since then I have been busy at spent a delightful summer in Hawaii and will my job and at an interesting consultancy with Betsy Hall Hutz has become an “expert on be returning there for Christmas.” the board of South Carolina Committee for the giardiasis” after two years of trying to con­ Bonnie Campbell Perkins was here in town 1960 25th REUNION Humanities helping them develop a three-year vince the medical profession that she was cor­ with her family for the Christmas holidays. plan. I also participated in a planning workshop rect. “ February will be spent in Maine working One day we met with Helen Wilmerding Abeel Class Secretary for new college presidents and deans as a part on photography and escaping from broken and her lovely daughter, Jane PDS ’89, for Joan Nadler Davidson of the Association of American College’s An­ laundry tubs, vacuum cleaners, et cetera, in a luncheon. Bonnie persuaded Abbie Rickert 329 Hawthorne Road nual Meeting in February. 21-year-old house. Marina and I often catch Hershey, who resides in Wilmington, Dela­ Baltimore, Maryland 21210 up m Bookbinders before the Philadelphia ware, to join her in New York for a grand day of Orchestra performances. I saw Betsy Thomas shopping and a long overdue rendezvous. Twenty-five years! Hardly seems real until Class Secretary Hastings' mother in the Academy of Music in Abbie has promised to return this spring when receiving news like Nancy Davis Sachner’s: 1964 Barbara Rose Hare the fall." Anne Harrison-Clark has been made Bonnie expects to be back for another short "Daughter Heidi graduates from Princeton 31 Nelson Ridge Road National Director of Public Affairs for the stay. It is our hope that we can alert those of this June with major in English...” Nancy also Princeton, NJ 08540 PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 7

It is time for all of us to thank Gail for the job and managing properties outside San Fran­ 14, attends Stuart Country Day as does Hilary, delighted to hear from Penny Pettit Kreinberg. she has done as Class Secretary for the past cisco. Life there sounds good, and Linda looks 5, while Emily, 11, goes to PDS. Like Wendy, It was almost as if she were calling for a history decade or so. Thank you, Gail, for being our wonderful. Mea bought herself a super old the girls love to ride horses and have plenty of assignment; we fell right into the old swing of last link to the past and to each other. house on River Road in Griggstown with the opportunity to do so. Joanna Homig Fox things. After talking on the phone for an hour Millstone River out her door and many acres writes that she and her husband bought a we decided to meet the following day for lunch. of greenspace behind. Before her return to house a year and a half ago. "After getting Penny looked terrific and is terrific. She is this area she lived most recently in New York used to it, and painting it here and there, I currently living with her brood in the Nether­ where she worked for the Brooklyn Botanic decided to forego pottery and get a job." After lands where Bob is employed by Nike. Penny Garden and freelanced for journals and mag­ the shock of re-entry, Jo reports that she is has three children, and, once again, I confess I azines on the subject of plants and gardens. happily employed as a researcher for a small do not know all their ages and names. At any Even though she has just taken a job with a research analysis firm. She and her family rate, she is taking full advantage of living on national education service here on Route 1, seem happily ensconced in Atlanta, Georgia. the Continent and travels with Bob. Last June I she has her own office in town where she will Jane Budny Conrad and I have had a few answered my phone to find Susan Moulton undoubtedly continue her writing. telephone conversations over te past year, but Snyder on the other end of the wire! We had a for some reason have not had the opportunity grand time and Susie filled me in on the latest Part of my Christmas eve was spent in the to get together. That could be because Janie is events of her life. Susie told me she not only home of Wendy Fruland Hopper. Being there teaching and sometime last fall sold her house married but was expecting a baby (Due last has been an annual event for years and Wendy's in Ewing and moved to where I am still not sure. November.) Please tell us about your off­ 18th cetury farm house in Pennington is the I wish I could remember the names and ages spring and whether or not you have decided to perfect setting for Christmas caroling. Wendy of her children, i know she’s got them...Janie continue with your business career or have seems to be very busy with her farm, husband you will just have to write in and give me your you given it up for motherhood. As far as I Art, who commutes to New York City and new address and tell us all about your kids. A know, Susie still lives in the Boston area. Solomon brothers, and her three girls. Allison, little over a year ago, I was shocked and Please write in, everyone. It is most demoral­ The offspring of Linda Conroy Vaughn '64. izing to flip expectantly to "MFS 64'' in the Journal and find no news. I look forward to being your next Class Secretary, but please Not many of you responded to this last post­ make me look good. And if any of you are card inquiry. I hope you will be encouraged to passing through, please look me up. I con­ do so next time. Twenty years is a long time. tinue a hectic pace trying to raise my three Surely you must have done something you children and work as a real estate broker in can write about. For now I will try and fill in Princeton, but I am always around. I'll look with what news I have. As you can see, I was forward to seeing you. In the mantime I know fortunate enough to receive pictures of Judy we all send our deepest sympathies to those of Scassera Cincirpinni's twin girls, Teresa and us who during the past year or so have lost a Rosa. Judy and her husband, Dominick, are parent Our thoughts are with you Penny. living in Santa Fe, New Mexico and love the Nancy (Davidson Johnson), on the loss of southwest. Do you think it possible not to your mothers. know that these two were Judy's daughters? I also received a Christmas card from Linda C onroy Vaughn with a picture of her two children Again, it would not be hard to know who they belonged to. Besides receiving a Christmas card, I had the chance in October Class Secretary to have lunch with Linda. She, Mea Johnston 1965 Mrs. Philip Hoversten (Liz Aall), and I had a wonderful time catching (Allison Hubby) up and swapping stories. Linda and her hus­ 530 East 86th Street band, Dave, work together in buying, selling, Judy Scasserra Cmcinpinni's 64 twin daughters. Teresa and Rosa, at four years old. New York, NY 10028

PRINCETON COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL Class Secretary sulting business, having recently purchased 1946 Mr. David Erdman the 50% he had sold previously. Grenny Cuyler 60 North Road was in Princeton during the Christmas holidays Princeton, NJ 08540 visiting family and friends. He had just returned Class Secretary Class Secretary from England after comleting his thesis at the Mr Edward M Yard '29 Mr. James K. Merritt 25-29 1940 Our deepest sympathy to Renselaer Lee University of Birmingham where he is a candi­ 110 Kensington Ave. 809 Saratoga Terrace whose father died last December. date for a Ph.D. He was on his way to explore Trenton. NJ 08618 Turnersville. NJ 07012 the various employment opportunities in tele­ vision in Boston. Harry Cannon's Christmas Class Secretary note indicated he and his family are all very Your Secretary is delighted by two recent O Q Archibald Ian Bowman, among a Mr Peter R Rossmassler much mvoled in various school, sports, social blessed events — first, his retirement at the 1947 Cm J multitude of retirement activities, 149 Mountain View Road and business activities. Between all of these, end of 1984 and secondly, the arrival in January composes tunes for and plays the pipes. A Princeton, NJ 08540 they have managed to travel to such diverse of his third grandchild (and first grandson). year ago when the "FERRY QUEEN," a canal places as Cherry Valley, NY, Colorado Rockies, Much of your secretary's newly-found spare Montreal. Italy and Lincoln, Nebraska. Harry's cruise steamer he had helped refurbish, started time will be devoted to a life-long interest in her first trip, he played one of these that he had firm, Revere Copper & Brass, has sold the bird study. done for the occassion. The tune, called "The Class Secretary Scottsboro, Ala. aluminum division to Noranda FERRY QUEEN Crusing Song", was adopted 1948 Mr. John D. Wallace of Canada. Having been in Chapter 11 since by the sponsoring society Richard Graham 90 Audubon Lane October '82, he is pleased — it is time to move on. Kirchner, after a summer of acting at the New No Class Secretary Princeton, BJ 08540 Jersey Shakespeare Festival, has been visiting 1941 with hisdaughters. He is planning to fly overto Class Secretary Athens for the Easter Holidays to do "a little Jim Brown writes that his son, Gordon, sight-seeing" with Martha. William Maxwell (also a nephew of George Brown ) graduated 1954 Mr. Fred M. Blaicher, Jr. 18 Rolling Hill Road writes that he's still working at Prudential from Lawrenceville last June. Bache in White Plains, NY Ed Yard, your Class Secretary Skillman, NJ 08558 secretary, is still active consulting and writing. 1942 Mr. Detlev Vagts Keeping up with three daughters across the 29 Follen Street Lance Odden was featured in a Waterbury, CT newspaper talking about his job as Head­ country led to numerous domestic trips last Cambridge, MA 02138 Class Secretary year. 1949 Mr. Bruce P. Dennen master of Taft School and the challenges that 10 Dearfield Lane have faced the school during his years there. Greenwich, CT 06830 He finds great satisfaction in his work and says he loves “the feeling of being able to help No Class Secretary Class Secretary Paul Roebling turned from acting to directing, the people who do the most im portant work in 30-34 1943 Mr. Peter E.B. Erdman guiding the show "Zelda” at the American our society — who empower the next genera­ 219 Russell Road Place Theatre in New York. It starred Olga tion.” Lance and his wife. Patsy Kerney Odden Princeton, NJ 08540 Beilin, Paul’s wife-to-be. We are sorry to learn MFS '59, stay in touch with PDS through the girls' ice hockey and Lacrosse games that are Class Secretary of the death of Bill Engstrom ’s father last fall played annually between the two schools. Mr. W. Henry Sayen '36 A picture in the local papers showed Your and send Bill our condolences. 35-36 Patsy still finds time to coach the Taft teams. 218 Prospect Street Secretary preparing for the Princeton Skating Princeton, NJ 08540 Club's Ice Skating Competition at the PDS rink this winter. Peter's ice dancing partner was Christian Chapman writes, "I left the Depart­ Marion Huston PDS '73. Also pictured was Class Secretary Class Secretary ment of State after many wonderful years in former PCD/PDS teacher, Bud Tibbals. Mr. William C. Wallace 1950 Frederick S. Osborne, Jr. the Foreign Service and have launched myself 25 Barnsdale Road 1955 3621 Hamilton Street on a new career: advisor on investments in Short Hills, NJ 07078 Philadelphia, PA 19104 Europe and the U.S. Projects are jelling. I travel quite a bit and find this new existence No Class Secretary stimulating and rewarding.” Thanks for writ­ ing and good luck on the new career! 1944 Class Secretary 1951 Mr. Edwin H. Metcalf Class Secretary 23 Toth lane 1956 Mr. Donald C. Stuart III Rocky Hill. NJ 08553 32 Nelson Ridge Road Class Secretary Class Secretary Princeton, NJ 08540 37-39 Mr. Harold B. Erdman '39 1945 Mr. John R. Heher 47 Winfield Road Rosedale Lane Recently married (last July) John Cook sent Princeton, NJ 08540 Princeton, NJ 08540 Class Secretary along a message about his busy life. “With 1952 Mr. John C. Wellemeyer three kids, Jack, Robin and Mike, playing for Elizabeth Menzies MFS '33 wrote the local PDS and me still tottering around with the 0 7 The death of Bradford Chambers 429 East 29th St., Apt. 18C papers to applaud the suggestion that the Princeton Hockey Club in addition to coaching O f f was noted in the obituary column in New York, NY 10022 Canal Park in Kingston be named in honor of pee-wee bantams, our entire life is spent in the the last Journal and we send our sympathy to John Flemer who died in January of 1983. rink. We watch and play, play and watch, etc. his family. An article in The New York Times John donated the flowering trees for the park Class Secretary The only part I don't like is when Robin or Mike ontained information that should interest his and was active in the Stony Brook Millstone Mr. Kenneth C. Scasserra have early practive or games. Seems to me classmates and friends. At the time of his death, 1953 Watersheds Association as well as running his 8 Pine Knoll Drive when we were at PCD in the early 50 s, we Bradford was director of the Council on Inter­ veterinary practice. George Gallup was fea­ Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 were bussed to Baker Rink in the middle of the racial Books for Children, an organization tured in the papers as a man of many interests. day for ‘prime time' hockey." Sorry. I couldn't devoted to promoting unbiased textbooks and He co-authored a book entitled Forecast 2000: This past December the 37th Lawrenceville have gotten the news to you in advance, but children’s literature. Prior to his job with the George Gallup, Jr. Predicts the Future of School Hockey Tournament produced a mini maybe by chance you happened to catch Bob Council, he was children’s book editor at Par­ American and recently transformed an unused PDC/MFS reunion. Marty, my son, Jake Odden, Dorf and his wife, Patty, on a segment of ABC ent's Magazine. In the 1940's he directed a Gallup Organization building into a Hopewell son of Lance Odden PCD ’54 and Patsy Ker- television's 20 20 telecast on February 14th survey of East harlem gangs and worked with dinner theatre known as the Off-Broad-Street ney Odden MFS '59, and Colin Aymond, son (Valentine's Day). Bob and Patty were one of the New York County District Attorney's office Theatre. His interest in theatre has involved of Dana Conroy Aymond MFS ’59, played for four couples living in Vail, Colorado, chosen in a delinquency prevention program. him in many local productions including the The Taft School. All the parents watched the to discuss their relationship and the meaning popular "Cabaret" at Nassau Inn and led him tournam ent as well as Jake's uncle, John Ker- of love. This reviewer thought they handled a Owen Roberts is now Ambassador to form the G ilbert & Sullivan Society in 1970 ney. John is keeping busy with, among other rather difficult subject with grace and style 39 to Togo, Africa. with Lee Bristol. things, his Employees Communications' Con­ before a national television audience. Page 8 PDS Alumni Newsletter

and his family and fell in love with the beauty Class Secretary No Class Secretary is still active in hockey and coaches his oldest son’s team at Baker Rink. of New Zealand. 1957 Mr. James Carey, Jr. 1959 545 Washington Street Coley Donaldson was married to Trish Dedham, MA 02026 Mac MacMorris was married to Clare Tweedy on December 31st. Mac is with Morgan Guar- Davant on March 29th. Carl Reimers per­ formed the ceremony at Morven. Coley has a Pony Fraker is the architect responsible for naty Trust Company in New York and is re­ Class Secretary new job in a savings bank in Scarsdale, NY the exciting renovation of Princeton Univer­ sponsible for worldwide relationships with Mr. Peter H. Raymond 1961 and the couple will be living in New York City sity's Baker Rink. He was thanked by President French financial institutions. His wife is a 54 Creighton Street and commuting to Coley's Hopewell house on Bowen for "his innovative design" at the re­ partner in the law firm of Lihn & Menaker. also Cambridge, MA 02140 the weekends. Congratulations to them!. dedication ceremonies in February. Individual in the city. Our congratulations to them! Con­ seats and better locker room facilities were gratulations are also in order for Charlie Stuart added as well as two glass galleries that run and his wife. Sarah, who have two young sons. the length of the rink along the outside walls Hunter McGuire Stuart was born on November No Class Secretary and provide new access to the stands Arched 18.1983 and Charles Edward Stuart, known as 1962 Class Secretary doorways have replaced the long windows Teddy, just arrived on January 25th. This must 1963 Mr. Kevin W. Kennedy and the seating is divided into sections. The have caused quite a change in lifestyle for Bruny Dielhenn is largely responsible for 10 Carlton Place players have been most impressed with the Charlie who commutes from Dobbs Ferry to two popular TV series on NBC. He directs Glen Rock, NJ 07452 improved lighting and the newly painted white his job in New York as a producer for ABC news. "Punky Brewster" and is the producer of ceiling which improves visibility greatly. Both “Silver Spoons." His name appears as “Art Congratulations to Warren Baker who was players and spectators applaud the four-sided Deilhenn" in the credits at the beginning of the married to Deborah Crawley on December scoreboard that hangs above center ice. It is programs. He's also planning to move to a new 29th in Nantucket. Warren is a partner in the hoped that the modernization of the rink will Class Secretary house in Los Angeles Rick Eckels wrote to say, law firm of Winston & Strawn in Chicago. attract good hockey players to Princeton and 1960 G. Thomas Reynolds Jr. “ Life is fine in Memphis, but I miss Princeton. help the program to grow 201 Nassau Street Currently, I am with Morgan. Keegan & Co. as Princeton, NJ 08540 a vice president. Happy to make the reunion next year!" John Baker was promoted to Com­ Class Secretary Class Secretary Bloxie Baker was featured in the local pap­ mander, USNR in June and moved to Lawrence­ 1964 Mr. William Ring 1958 C.R. Perry Roadgers. Jr. ers as the owner of Grover Lumber Company ville last fall. Lee Maxwell also moved — from P.O. Box 1190 106 Balcourt Drive in Princeton. At 12, Bloxie began caddying for Melbourne. Australia to Auckland, New Zealand Princeton, NJ 08540 Princeton. NJ 08540 John Grover at Springdale Golf Club and where he has a new assignment with Travenol began working in the lumber yard at 17. He Laboratories. His third child. Elizabeth Lee Dick Baker started a three year tour as the continued working for Mr. Grover through his Maxwell, was born in November, just before political officer of the American Embassy in years at Princeton and bought the business the move. Lee s mother and father, Sandy Class Secretary Canberra, Australia last May. Our sympathies nine years ago. He still hires college students Maxwell '32, took advantage of these new 1965 Mr. Mark H. O Donaghue to Francis Bushneil and his family on the in the summer. They find the work keeps them events to visit Australia and New Zealand in 432 Eighth Street death of his father in February. in excellent physical shape for sports. Bloxie February. They had a wonderful time with Lee Brooklyn, NY 11215

Leigh Keyser Phillips sent a card from Char­ PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL lotte. Vermont "All is well, but cold up here. My law firm is expanding and keeping me very busy. Hally is now6and Bren is3and growing country skiing out the back door. Marc is fast I saw Lynn Behr Sanford at her wedding Class Secretary working in a brand new office building in Port­ in Princeton last year and then in Burmuda on 1966 Lynn Wiley Ludwig land and enjoying it Phoebe Knapp Warren her honeymoon. We were there celebrating 33 Cold Soil Road reports: "I have a new addition to my family our 10th anniversary. Lynn tried to get a hold Lawrenceville.. NJ 08648 since Andrew, age 3: Nathalie, age 1. Two kids of Ellen Spencer Fox who lives in Bermuda but is serious parenting. I feel ancient and unqual­ she was travelling I’m afraid that I don't see Gail Hood Adams gave birth to a little girl, ified.'’ Marta Nussbaum Steele writes that she anything of Susan Koch Slimmon, but I do Anna. 9 lbs 5oz. on Aug. 17,1984. Gail reports has returned to live in Pennsylvania and is hear wonderful things about her Movement/ that Anna's big sister Kate, 2. is very proud of glad she did. She sold her first magazine arti­ Dance program and school in Burlington." her little sister. Gail and her husband. Joe. cle in Huntsville. Alabama before moving back Nancy Flagg writes from L.A I am plannng continue practicing architecture and their firm to Pa. and is currently teaching in the English to spend the month of June in Boston doing is growing, but, “I don't think the chaos will Department at Rider College. She says it's a extra training in adolescent gynecology at the become organized for another 18 years or so." great mind exercise. She's doing freelance Children's Hospital. I can hardly wait to spend Debbie Hobler Kahane is on the move again. writing and editing in her spare (?) time, and a more extensive time in the east" Punky Bill's been transferred to Los Angeles so they she's busy mothering herdefightful four-year- Brewster Rutledge has recently moved to New are in the process of moving from New York to old. Liza, who is into literature, dancing and A picture of "The Roving Kind from 1968. L. to Britian, Conn. and came to Cheshire for a visit the West Coast. Debbie had been working at people. R. Gail Smith Cleare, Mary Hobler Hyson. early in the winter with her daughter Erin, bom the College Board for three years in NY. but Katie Ecroyd, Nancy Flagg, Punky Brewster Dec 1983. I had a wonderful letter from Rick will be doing some teaching and co-authoring Betsy Gilliam informs us that she's writing and Anne Fulper. Ross who hails from Glen Ridge, NJ. Hehada a book after the move. Sally Behr Ogden sent her dissertation and hopes to get her Ph.D. wealth of information about himself , other a postcard catching us up on all her happen­ from Yale next year. Lucy (Alix) Dilworth year and a half. He is a business consultant in classmates and other PDS graduates. He is a ings. She married J. Herbert Ogden, Jr. in 1975. sends this news: “I transferred to Antioch Uni­ a partnership with another executive and trav­ lawyer practicing in Bergen County specializ­ They moved from NYC to Greenwich. She versity’s San Francisco branch for my second els widely across the country. Joan Wadelton ing in banking, corporate, commercial, trust started a small business in NYC manufacturing year of graduate school. I'm working toward a wrote to me that although she travels a lot. She and estates and real estate. He is in court evening clothes (wholesale and retail) called Master’s in Management with a focus on not- is not lost! “Spent a short time as a corporate frequently which he finds very exciting and Sander Brittin, Inc. (I hope the spelling is right!) for-profit organizations. Spent 2'/? months bi attorney — got bored and took up diplomacy. I stimulating. Before settling in northern NJ, 116 E. 57th St. She will be working with Nancy cycling in Scandinavia and France, part of the have been with the State Department since Rick lived in Convent Station, NJ, Trenton, Carleton '65 showing some dresses at the time with my brother Chip, during the summer 1980 and love it. I have served in Africa and Princeton, NYC and Portland, Oregon! "I see Neuropsychiatric Institute Show on May 7th. of ’84. I’m still very involved with American South Ameerica and will be in Washington, Sally Lane Graff ’66, her husband, Sam, and In her "spare time" Sally had time to have two Youth Hostels (I hope to lead a bike trip for D C. for the next three years Ariane Yokana Sally's entire family often. I worked with Peggy children, a little girl named Oakley in 1980 and them this summer) and I'm a Hospice Volun­ Peixoto’s mother sent me the following news: W ilbur MFS '61 in 1979-80. She's now head of a little boy, Nicholas in 1983. Isn’t it amazing teer. Elizabeth (Beth Ann) Levy sends the fol­ Ariane is married, lives in San Francisco and Mercer County's legal services project. As how much of your life you can fit on one of lowing news: “I am currently working as an works in a hospital. In fact, Linda Baker Bogue dedicated and capable an attorney to be those postcards? apprentice to account executives in a public works in the same hospital. Ariane’s husband, found anywhere, i have also seen Sarah Jaeger relations firm that promotes and represents all Ricardo, is a musician whom she met while '66 and Hecky Jaeger PCD '65 during holidays I am job-hunting at the moment so have kinds of clients, ranging from top rock stars to they were both attending the Berkley School past. Sarah is a master ‘ceramacist’ (is that the plenty of time on my hands to spend with doctors, restaurants, and a major airline. And, of Music in Boston." I had a card from Nanda word?) working out of Denver. Hecky lives Becky. 9 and Kit, 7. ‘‘Hattie's Journal" is in the I am avidly continuing my astrology business. D’Agostino’s aunt who said Nanda is well and Down East' (Maine) and has a small order proofing stages as far as the actual journal As an astrologer, I do private consultations happy and living in Missoula, Montana. Another craft supply business. Finally, Rich Raines isa goes. Now I begin to play Miss Marple and try and readings for groups and parties! I have lost classmate was found when I received a public defender for the State of NJ in Newark. to find out who Hattie was and trace her family been involved in astrology and doing horo­ letter from Pam Aall McPherson's mother. Bob Ramsey is also an attorney in Mercer from 1980 to today. That's going to mean a lot scopes for about 15 years. I want to continue "Pam has a very interesting life with her hus­ C o u n ty . As you can see, most of my alliances of letter writing and digging in old records in with that and branch out into public relations band, Charles, an oil-economist. They have are in the profession, which is an ever tighten­ Philadelphia where I think Hattie lived. Soon it work as well. About two years ago, I went to two children, Ella (5) and Andrew (2), and live ing circle." Thanks, Rick. Word from Ottawa, will be 20 years since our graduation, (can’t Paris, France and got together with Stacy Val­ in London. Pam has gone back to school (The Kansas, Katie Ecroyd writes: "My family and be. I don't feel that old) and it would be nice if dez Lorenceau who lives there with her French London School of Economics), working on career continue to keep me busy. Becky, 5, is we could get as many people as possible husband Francois (whom I did not get to meet) her doctorate." My thanks go to John Sheehan busy with pre-school, ballet , and an active together for a reunion. Anyone interested in and with her two little boys, Olivier and Antoine PCD ’61 on reporting the whereabouts of his imagination. Joanna, 1, is just beginning to helping to organize something, drop me a line, (whom I did get to meet!). I understand from sister, Terry Sheehan. She is now living in walk and hercuriosity is wearing me out!. I am otherwise, everybody send news of what you've her sister that Stacy now has a third little boy. Salisbury, Maryland. John Taylor wrote (for teaching full-tim e at Ottawa H.S. — my 10th done in the last 20 years. She seemed well and happy and very busy the first time since graduation, I believe?): “I year in the district. I just finished my 6th time with her kids. If I hear about anyone else from live in NYC where I have a commercial photo­ teaching The Diary of Anne Frank — the PDS From the papers we learned that Robert our class, I will try to let you know. graphy studio. I spend weekends in the country fall play in 1966 — remember? I had a second Bayer was married to Deborah Elliott on Sep­ near Princeton. I travel as often as possible trip into nostalgia this fall when our music tember 23rd in Massachusetts. Robert is an Lissy Stevenson writes that she is currently and spent a few weeks in Kenya in January. I students performed songs from the 60’s includ­ electrical engineer and senior programmer at in charge of licensing, marketing, and travel at saw Calvin Johnson ’70 recently. He’s in NYC, ing ‘California Dreamin'! I'm sure all of you in Strategic Software Co. in Cambridge, MA. the National Audibon Society in New York and too, and doing very well, if his yellow Rolls the "Roving Kind’ (Gail Smith, Anne Fulper, that she loves it. It's very interesting and Royce is any indication" Mary Hobler, Nancy Flagg, Punky Brewster diverse. Lissy goes on to say that she "saw and Katie Ecroyd) will understand just how Nancy Wise Carson in Utah in December — Another name from the past — Libet John­ old that made me feel! (See picture.) In addi­ Class Secretary went to mooch and ski and had a wonderful son Teal. She writes: “It’s been ages. I’m mar­ tion to my teaching, I am busy with the church, 1967 Susan Fritsch Faber time. She has two darling kids. The girl, ried now to John Teal and living in NYC. We bridge and AAUW. My husband, Lee, finishes 289 Bridge Street Lindsey, is a little princess, loves to dress up have a four year old girl, Lily, and a one year his master’s this spring, at which point we face Stamford, Conn. 06905 and other girly things — even Nancy wonders old boy, John-Lansing. They are wonderful, the prospect of moving." where she came from!" Lissy also reports that happy and healthy. We spend weekends on Laura Peterson continues to work at a leis­ Liz Thayer Verney had a baby girl, Elizabeth, our farm in Millbrook, NY where we ride and Our only report of a new addition comes urely pace (60 - 80 hour weeks) as an attorney in September. just get good and grubby. We travel a lot and from Gail Smith Cleare: "It’s another boy! Jus­ in the litigation department of a large New York just spent time in Kenya. I have a folk art tin Ross Clear was born on January 7, 1985 law firm. She makes the following allegations gallery in Soho (Ricco-Johnson). We see and it sure is a lot easier the second time and admissions: She will miss her bi-monthly Class Secretary Cindy Lund Giesling a lot. She's directing a around! He is doing great. A very mellow 'Zen' lunches with Susan. She did manage to get 1968 Mary Hobler Hyson play at Sarah Lawrence. Gillian Gordon stop­ — sort of baby." Our Hyson crew continues to away for a couple weekends of R&R in the 1067 Wolf Hill Road ped by with her adorable little girl, Mirren.” thrive — Christopher, 8, Katie, 4’/?, and David, country (Long Island) with Bree (Rosi) and Cheshire, CT 06410 Gillian Gordon is on the move again: "Can you 2, enjoyed a week’s winter vacation in Disney Ted Merrick and their delightful children, believe I moved so fast from NYC? Our heads World. I finally won a squash tournament in Quinn, Keegan, and Bianca. Julia Lockwood I first of all would like to thank all those are still spinning. But the sun is shining in L.A. February in Massachesetts. In March, Eric and writes,"I have started working with another people who helped find some of our class­ and we are living in Hollywood. I'm happy to I head to San Diego and L.A. I plan to look up female pediatrician in Yarmouth two days a mates. I had a wonderful letters from several be back with lots of friends and a better place Andy Fishman, Nancy Flagg, Gillian Gordon week so far. I am enjoying this practice which parents who diminished our lost classmate list career-wise for me...though I am still 100% and Bob Spears. Sue Kleinberg MacConchie is largely well children. It orients me toward from 15 to 9. Thanks again. Mama amd loving it. (Mirren was born last gave birth to a daughter, Cecily, on October Maine Medical Center rather than Bath/Bruns- summer.) My husband, Bob, works for Food 30, 1984. wick. My child developement clinic is growing News of one lost soul: Whit Raymond is and Wine Magazine. I saw Bob O'Conner '69 slowly, but we hope to be re-funded again this living in Shrewsbury, Mass. with his wife of 3 out here. He is very successful in TV biz and Inclosing, I would again like to list our miss­ spring The weather has been great for cross­ years, Shelly, and their son, Collin, who is a still wonderful. ing classmates. If you have any clues, please PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 9 tell me or write to PDS Alumni Office. Thanks. School there, she's been living in Brooklyn, They are Cathy Barr, Peter Brinkertioff, Fran NY with her husband and dog. They've all Conover, Bob Golden, Kate Linker, Cindy become very "Citified" and Liz is dividing her Lund (Giesing?), Holly Sidford, Englund, time between work on her dissertation (for a Charlie Simmons, and Jon Vereen. Doctorate in Comparative Lit) and some fairly intensive dance training. (The intensiveness HAVE A GREAT SUMMER! of the dance training depends on the disserta­ tion work as well as the dissertation's progress depending on dance activity!) Liz attended Carol Lifland’s wedding and had a lovely time, Class Secretary seeing Ginna Vogt there briefly. I had a card Mrs. Stan A. Harris 1969 from Daryl Janick who is working for a citrus (Susan Denise) company and was last heard from when 25351 West Cuba attending a conference in San Francisco. It Barrington, IL 60010 has otherwise been a quiet return mailing. What are all of you doing out there?? I am in the middle of my seventh month of pregnancy Richard Judge says he’s "back working in the and feeling great. I had to take time off from States after 20 months sailing from Maine to my Masters this Spring for the baby is due at Venezuela via elsewhere.' Susan Schnur con­ exam time. My husband and I have been tinues to write on religion and family topics. A spending a quiet year, anticipating the new piece she wrote for The Trenton Times ex­ arrival and the juggling of jobs will be enough plored the pros and cons of including children excitement for now. I am taking over the AP in their parents' second marriages. Lucia Bal- English program at Perkiomen next year and lantine has announced her engagement to Dede Pickering, Susannah Waterman Becker and Christ Smith, all PDS 71. at a party last fall. will be working on a three quarter time basis in Ron William Walden, an assistant professor of order to take care of the new addition without theology at Fordham University. They plan to having to resort to day care. We've spent most be married on May 4th. lb., 6 ’/2 oz. Finally, a two-legged addition!" front page of the Journal! My parents came of our free time at our house in the Endless Congrats to you all. And, to those of us who out for Christmas — it was great. Still looking Mountains of PA enjoying no telephone, no need a program for the Hardie family, I believe for Lulie Peters — she's not in the book under TV-weekends and holidays in front of the fire. that it includes one horse, four dogs, three Peters." Say hello to your parents, Vicki. It has One last thing: a formal apology to both Robin cats, and now three humans. Is that right, been ages since I have seen them. But, come Maltese and Robin Kraut Zell. I inadvertently Lizette? And, who is the artist7 Deborah Hunt­ to think of it, it's been that long since I have gave credit to the wrong person in the last ington answered my plea for news with this: “I seen you and many others from our class. class notes. PLEASE!! always sign your full continue as a writer-researcher with Report Unlike some people, I have very little news. name to your card to avoid any mixups. Poor on the Americas, a bi-monthly publication on Thom and I went to Miami in February to the Robin Maltese didn't realize she had five child­ US-Latin American affairs. My work takes me coldest weather they have had down there in ren and an impending career in Dental School! to Central America frequently (in two years ages. So we didn’t even catch a bit of a tan. What a shocker! Best wishes to all of you and I've gone times for a total of months!) and I Since the trip was about 90% business, I 6 6 write soon. am, of course, quite concerned about the wasn't too upset. The local papers carried the news of Anne 1970 15th REUNION situation there. I'm living in Brooklyn, slowly Now, to all people in the class of 1971, a Gulick's marriage to Douglas MacCurdy on questionnaire. Please answer the following Class Secretary fixing up an old house." September 15, 1984. Her husband was direc­ Miss Ann M. Wiser questions honestly, to yourself. 1) Do you To Diane Jass Ketelhut — no, you haven't tor of instruction for the Lawrenceville Tennis 259 West 85th Street, #4 written In ages. You are flaky — almost as enjoy receiving the Alumni Journal/Newslet­ Camp and is now director of development for New York, NY 10024 much so as I am. Diane and Bill's little girl, ter? 2) Do you enjoy taking the time to send in the International Tennis Federation in London. Kristin, was four this April and their son, Wil­ news to your grateful Alumni Secretary? 3) Do liam Heiman. was one this March. Apparently, you enjoy seeing your name in print? 4) Do Those several of you who were there — and "little Bill" is large enough at his tender age you enjoy reading news about your class­ you know who you are — enjoyed our reunion that his parents are already thinking of signing mates? 5) Do you enjoy reading your own or not, but I'm certainly not going to let the rest him up for the football AND basketball teams news? 6 ) Would you enjoy reading the crea­ Class Secretary of you know what happened because the turn­ at UVA. Diane is also signing up at school, for tive lies written about you in the PDS Alum ni Ms. Diana Lewis Abbott out was much less than impressive and, furth­ a masters program in Science Education this Journal Newsletter when your Alumni Secre­ 1836 Capistrano Avenue ermore, not a single male from the class coming fall. Good luck, Diane. She sends a tary becomes desperate because none of you Walnut Creek, CA 94596 showed up There were cookies made by special "Hello” to Robin. Candie and Betsy. send in news? Robin Murray and a few assorted offspring Do call me when you get to this area, Diane: I If you answered any of the above questions made by others and that's as much as you'll would love to see you and your family. with a “ye s’, it is your duty to write to me Lisa Bennett Blue and her husband, Ritchie, get from me For details, send one dollar and a Joan Lewis sent this news: "I graduated before next fall with pages of news for the next spent two weeks this winter fishing and scuba plain self-addressed envelope to me at the from the University of San Francisco Law column. diving in Belice AND trekking through Mayan above address The proceeds will go to the School in May 1984 and, after 2 years in San News from other sources includes the mar­ ruins in Guatemala. Their daughter, Alexie, Alumni Fund. Francisco, Ira and I moved back to New York riage of Tom O'Connor to Julie Young on celebrated her first birthday. December 21st. Other news is of the reproductive kind City in May Having survived the New York Bar September 8 , 1984 Howard Vine has become Lisa saw Cindy Hill who is in the process of m ostly David and Stephanie Mack hau <* son Exam, I will be sworn in on February 4th. I am associated with Vorys. Safer, Seymour and finishing up business school at Yale. Chris on April 4th, 1983 Margaret Meigs sent a bit working for a law firm in Manhattan — Burns. Pease in Washington, DC. He was formerly Fraker, wife Debbie, daughter Jennifer, 6. and more news as to whereabouts and whyabouts: Summit, Rovins and Feldesman; Ira is an assistant vice president of the Government son Peter, 3, are ail, "alive, well and living on she and her husband, Paul Laskow, have investment banker with Banker’s Trust. I saw Regulation and Competition Department of Nantucket. I am building houses while Deb is moved to Harrisburg where he will be Counsel Larry Levenson a couple of months ago and the National Association of Manufacturers. managing ‘The Lion’s Paw,’ a store full of to the Insurance Commission for two years recently ran into Kristen Garver Goslin at the housewares. I talked with Owen Hart who is and Margaret will "play Mom (to Sarah Lester Metropolitan Opera. She was performing!" living in Philly." Nancy Kendall started a new Laskow 9/28/84) and go to school." Now, please note the photograph next to this job in October working as manager of TV Meg Brinster Michael has moved to Pen­ column sent in to us by Dede Pickering. She Class Secretary development at Warner Brothers. "I can’t nington and set up shop as a freelance graphic wrote: "I thought you'd be interested in the 1972 Mr. John L. Moore III imagine enjoying a job any more than I do designer. She organized an Alumni event and enclosed picture of myself, Susannah Water­ 135 Beach Bluff Avenue now. Basically, I work on developing new reports. "Last Sunday I saw our most illustrous man Becker, and Christine Smith. It was taken Swampscott, MA 01907 scripts for pilot production and potential ser­ (?) classmate Chris Reeve at a PDS benefit. He at an engagement party in my honor; I'm to be ies sale. I'm putting in some endless days, but was kind enough to donate a few hours of his married February 23rd, to Bruce Haig Bos- I'm thoroughly enjoying it. It’s definitely a time to attend a reception at Morven following sidy. Thought the PDS Alumni newsletter Sam Starkey works at Salomon Brothers, Inc. great feeling.” Candy Kane Nichols wrote, "I the showing of his movie, “The Bostonians." would enjoy this. Both Suzy and Chris are where he is a vice president in the Corporate opened a childrens clothing store in Rye, NY Nicki Sanett Cramer, Janet Masterton Schrope. bridesmaids in the wedding.” Thank you, Bond Department. Last September Sam was last year. The store's name is ‘Candy Nichols' and Wendy Lawson-Johnston McNeil were Dede. elected treasurer of the Fixed Income Ana­ and I'd love to see some of the newest PDSers also there from our class. Chris said he will be Does anyone make it all the way to Alaska? lysts Society for 1984-1985. More recently, on up in Rye." Mark and I most proudly announce doing a movie of “The Aspern Papers" with Mim Sawyer Robinson says that visitors are November 26,1984, he became a father to an 8 the birth of our son, Alexander Lucius Abbott. Venessa Redgrave and a film with Kathleen always welcome at her place, just call the town lb. girl, Emily Battle Starkey. Emily, as well as Alexander was born February 7th, weighing a Turner but I don’t recall the title.” message phone to make sure that she is at her parents, look forward to moving away healthy 8 lbs., 14 oz.!! News from other sources includes the mar­ home. She says that her family is “spending a from Manhattan this (’84-’85) winter. Paul Lisa Bachelder’s marriage to George Alcock riage of Bob Sullivan and Anita Novoa in Sep­ long winter in Port Alexander. We have already G iancola and Martha Tattersall '77 have was reported in the papers. They were married tember. Anita's parents live in Bogota, had frozen water lines three times and a announced their engagement. Jordan Young on September 29th and are living in Water­ Columbia and she works as the manager of a record rain fall in January. We're ready for a was married to Margaret Levine on October town, MA. Keith Plapinger writes, “I have just New York doctor’s office. Bob is in the art trip to the 'Outside' which may happen soon 29th and Robert Gips and Karen Harris tied finished business school and look forward to department of an advertising agency in the because we're in the process of buying a new the knot September 15th. Robert is an attor­ returning to working life — at Arthur Ander­ city. Hilary Brown chose a September wed­ fishing boat — a 42 foot steel trailer and tuna ney with Tyreenand Margolin in Portland, OR. son. Being supported by my wife was okay, ding also when she married Charles Read, an (albacore) fisher. The boat is in Oregon so Fairfax Hutter is still running and set a new but not the way I want to spend the rest of my executive of Eyecue, a graphic design and we'll be travelling by ferry to Seattle (3 nights record for women in the Princeton Half- life." consulting firm. They live in Somerset. Bumper and 4 days!) and bus to the Oregon coast and Marathon Race last fall, finishing first at White writes that he has been a teacher and an hope to make a side trip to California before 1:20.35. elementary school principal and is now finish­ returning north with the boat. We'll make a ing a doctorate in education. Mary Lapidus freight run from Seattle to home to cover Hewett and her husband are teaching at the expenses. It’ll be an exciting adventure for all. Class Secretary Medical University of South Carolina. She The kids will bring school work with them. 1973 Mrs. James O. Weeks teaches preventive cardiology to medical stu­ We’re hoping for good weather! Life on the last (A. Anne Macleod) dents and they live in Charleston. frontier is sure a far cry from Princeton!” Sure 100 Seminary Avenue sounds like it, Mim. Pennsburg, PA 18073 John and Rebecca Bushnell Toner became I got a phone call out of the blue a while ago the parents of a daughter on March 24th. Her from Robin Frey Steigman. She always was 1975 10th REUNION name is Ruth Bushness Toner and she weighed terrible at writing and excellent at supporting I should begin with a late entry which arrived Class Secretary 7 lbs., 11 ozs. at birth and measured 21" long. Ma Bell! All is fine with her and husband, Don. just beyond the due date for the last set of Yuki Moore Laurenti Congratulations! Mitch Sussman and his wife, Lynne, had a class notes; I hope the information is still valid. 464 Hamilton Avenue baby last September, bringing his family to Beth Sanford is keeping busy working for Trenton, New Jersey 08609 four. Mitch said that the Starr buses are still Home Box Office which is part of Time, Inc. Class Secretary rolling and the "Trenton Gang" is all well. Lisa After some three years, Beth is Director of 1971 Mrs. Thomas B. Yoder Warren has written that "things finally changed! Market Analysis, a group which analyzes mar­ Since I keep bringing it up, I do hope you (Jean O. Schluter) I bought a condo in Bedminster, NJ and am ketplace funds. She says she’s still single. On realize that this year is our Tenth! By this time, 170 Poe Road starting a new job in mid-February. I will be the other side of the map, Liz Pratt Bliss is you should have received a letter from me Princeton, NJ 08540 staff counsel to Johnson & Johnson, manag­ doing well in Colorado where she says changes soliciting your thoughts on the type of arrange­ ing their product liability litigation nationally will be coming this summer, but nothing is ments that should be made. Please respond, for a number of their operating divisions. definite as yet. It was nice to hear from Glenna if you have not already — this reunion is your To begin with, a special thank you to every Home base will be New Brunswick. And, Weisberg again as she finishes her last year of reunion and your opinions will help make it a one who sent in new/corrected addresses for tomorrow I'm off to the Carribean.” OB/GYN residency, planning to move out of successful one. members of this class. You all have made our Vicki Willock is still in San Francisco, and Buffalo in June. She's getting married on Just to jog your memory: Remember Kin­ jobs easier and more enjoyable — it is good to she continues to enjoy non-snowy winters on August 10 to Hans Andersen, from Falun, dergarten in the basement at Miss Fine’s, know that this publication will be reaching the west coast. "Got back on skis for the first Sweden. Hans has a Swedish law degree and Grayson's shorts, 4 by IV, “ where on God’s more of our classmates this time around. And, time since ski trips with Sam Rodgers, Kristi will be attending a Masters of Laws program in green earth did you get that answer," Mr. Fifer maybe next time around, we will receive news Vaughan Cody, and Lisa Warren in Killington. Washington or New York this fall. Best wishes and his music tests, Mrs. Vogt who read us from more of you! This time I got to enjoy what I never thought I'd from us all, Glenna! The nicest surprise for me “Evangeline" and "Bernice Bobs Her Hair,” Lizette Mills Hardie sent the cutest card to have the opportunity to try — powder at Vail. was to hear from Liz Hutner Sheers. The last IPS where Livy and Eric made bombs and fire me which read: "Lottie, Scamper, Tracy, Sally, It’s grand. Now, since Tahoe just received 5 0 time I saw Liz, we were both about to embark extinguishers, Cloud nine, the bomb scare, Noodle, Gray, Stumpy, Stripey, Lizette and inches over the weekend, it’s time to ski in on marital bliss. Well, the years have gone by, Jeff drowning Mr. Cool, Mr. Jones’ class with Rip announce an addition — Frances Lee California. Still am with Bank of America, and and we’re both still married. Since leaving ten-pointers and “trixie," Spam and tuna helper, Hardie. Born: December 19, 1984: Weight: 7 not the division that keeps ending up on the PDS and the teaching of English in the Upper beach parties at Susi's and “I know it’s going to Page 10 PDS Alumni Newsletter

Chris Cragg. Caron has more energy and selves, gee, why do we have to hear about Jim enthusiasm then most people — how on earth if there's no picture. In 1983, Jim married Amy do you do it? Ferguson who graduated two years after he Through the grapevine: Cathy Calcerano is did from Williams and by this point, Jim will married to Michael Lang, a young man she have graduated from Jefferson Medical Col­ met in Colorado. They are living in Florida. lege in Philadelphia. But that's old news, so Cathy is working and has gone back to school. Jim, if you send mea picture (it doesn't make a Chris Cragg is living in Lawrenceville and difference what the picture is of ...) I ll give working with a publisher Marjie Williams is out some up-to-date news about you! living in Washington, D C. and occasionally Susan Billington graduated from Yale and commutes up to New York. Marget Jacobus Oxford, where she was a Rhodes Scholar at bought a house in Westfield, MA and loves it Valliol College. Susan has worked as a there. Molly Moynahan was spotted at the reporter for the London Bureau of the New opening for Marita Sturken’s mother at a York Times and for the Christian Church in gallery in New York. Our condolences and south Indiana Her husband was a classmate prayers to Ruth Barach, whose father passed of mine at Princeton, as was Mark Blaxill. Mark away this past summer My life has slowed graduated from Harvard Business School last considerably since Jeffrey was unsuccessful year and was married to Elise Moore, an in his bid for the Democratic nomination in the interior designer. Mark is currently working 4th Congressional district. My spring (1984) for The Boston Consulting Group. was spent working in New York (as the sole Married in 1978 to Chuck St. John, Virgie wage earner), doing com m unity work in Tren- Rodgers now has two children, Andrea and ton, attending numerous political events, Hanna. She is a partner with her husband in Partying last summer were: (front row, L. to R.) Tune and Winn Thompson 74, Joan Merrick knocking on doors in election districts in Tren- their logging business “Clear Pond Forestry" Schneeweis 74 and husband, Chris, Kip Herrick 75: (Back row) Keith 74 and Ellen Plapinger. Diana ton, making phone calls to prospective voters and makes her home in the Adirondack Moun­ Lewis Abbott 74 and Teddy Thomas 74. and stuffing envelopes on top of all the normal tains in the town of Keene. Molly Murdoch household chores that seem to crop up on a Finnell is also a mother, having given birth to daily basis. I can honestly say that spending Margaret Robinson Finnell (Maggie) on June 2, 1984. Molly's living in Pittsburgh rain on commencement night." Or do you 1979, after 3 on and off years at Northwestern quiet evenings at home and sitting in the Tom Moore, still not really married, is back really think that Caroline will probably end up University in Evanston, IL, I packed everything backyard on sunny weekends was a welcome change of pace. I then lived through a long in the region after spending a couple of years a ski bum ... Molly a hostess with the mostess I owned and hitailed it to Texas and a new in Michigan with Merrill Lynch as the Opera­ ... Marget a driver at ITT ... Charlie a cab- unknown future. In the next 6 years, I got rich distance marriage when Jeffrey went down to tions Manager of the Detroit branch office driver with a Ph.D. ... Mary another Billie selling cars, then left to manage and run an Washington to work as a senior issues adviser Tom loved Northern Michigan, which reminded Jean King ... Shelley at the Club ... Simon exclusive women’s clothing store, then left to for the Mondale campaign during the fall. Life him of New England. He's still with Merrill running the Statler Hilton ... Andy with a open one, then another, of my own exclusive is essentially back to normal — meetings sev­ Lynch, now working as a research analyst in harem ... Lisa in the New York Rangers ... clothing stores ... got bored buying and sel­ eral nights a week, interviewing seniors apply­ the Public Finance Department. Also involved Brad a pool hustler ... Keith in the White ling other people's merchandise ... closed ing to H/R, and commuting to New York. Now with investment banking is Peter Taggart, House ... Jeff an unwed father... Sandi win­ the stores and became a designer and whole­ with this schedule you will understand when I appeal for volunteers with the reunion?? Some who's living in Princeton and working in New ning the Betty Crocker Award ... or our Class sale manufacturer of lingerie and RTW. Some­ of our class has already pledged to help, how York for First Boston In case you are wonder­ as dead?! where in between I sold tile, sold stereos, was ing how I found this out. Peter, I heard it from Tying the knot: Peter “Fritz" McLoughlin to an antique dealer (Art Nouveau and Art Deco) about you? Just to reiterate, please respond to your m other while at the wedding of Gwyneth Eileen Kistner on February 14,1984. Eileen, a and started an avant fashion magazine. Cur­ my letter about our Tenth. And. as always, keep those cards and letters coming. Better Hamel's younger sister, Jennifer "79 St. Louis native, is a graduate of the University rently. I design, market and sell a line of cos­ of Virginia. They are living in Brooklyn and tume jewelry that accounts tell me I should yet, plan to come to the reunion and visit face- The ultimate family man Billy Martin is now Peter is in the sales department of NBC take national. I am proud to be unmarried and to-face with the old gang. It will be fun. married and working at Trenton State Prison Sports. Tim Fabian has been married since unencumbered with dependents. I am happy Shawn Ellsworth accepted the 1984 "Good along with Alan Johnson 77 and Ron Webster August 1983 to a young woman named Karen. that I allow myself the space to move in what­ Neighbor" award on behalf of the family busi­ '74 Michael Barren graduated from Ohio “No children," he writes. Tim is the customer ever direction opportunity and my creative ness, Ellsworth's Wine and Liquors, in Prince­ State Law School in 1983 and is now serving service manager for a professional photo lab talents point towards. I am dating a home ton Junction. In an article in The Princeton as a first lieutenant (repaying his ROTC scho­ in Pittsburgh and on the Board of Directors of grown Texas boy and live in a 1920s house Packet, the Ellsworth store was praised for its larship) and is a lawyer with Judge Advocate Pittsburgh’s only exclusively photographic filled with atomic 1950s furniture with no kit­ attractiveness and fine service as well as the Generals' Corps at Fort Ord in California gallery, which he helped start 4 years ago. He chen. Who wants to cook?" Now there is a support of local baseball teams and school Caren Ludmer is living in Lawrenceville and reports that he saw a PHS friend who said 1980s woman with an entreprenurial spirit! functions. busy doing an internship at Trenton Psychiat­ Chris Miller is working his way up at one of the Sally Blodget is employed in a small division ric Hospital as part of her Masters program in airlines and that Jeff Streed teaches and digs of Dun & Bradstreet. She hears often from Clinical Psychology at Rutgers Come this up "archaic stones" in the summer. A good Kathy Burks and Suzanne Bishop, both of September, she plans a move to San Fran­ source reported that Glen Russo is enjoying whom are at D & B. During the holidays she cisco Casilda Huber now makes her home in marital bliss. He is working in Woodbridge at crossed paths with fellow classmates Caroline The Hamptons selling real estate Lisa Part- the Pathmark corporate headquarters in labor Erdman, Molly Sword (whom this writer had a Class Secretary idge Raymond is still living in Philadelphia relations. chance to visit with at the Chris Reeve recep­ Jane Creigh Duncan working as the Director of Publications and And Baby Makes-f-otrr: February 20. 1984 tion). Peter Lawson-Johnston and Peter Chal- 85 Parker Rd. South Public Relations at Friends' Central School was the joyous day that Tina Pritchard Phillips verus. New Jersey has been deserted by one Plainsboro, NJ 08536 while her husband, Doug, finishes his final gave birth to Andrew Whitney Phillips. Her son of its own, Paul Goldman. He has left both the year of law school at the University of Penn­ and husband were present at the birth of the state and the camping business and headed sylvania. Also at Penn is Mark Greco, who 101b. 4oz. baby. “A gorgeous hunk!" The Phil­ off to Denver, CO where he is working for Now here’s a happy thought for all members received his D.D.S. from the school of Dental lips family spent a wonderful summer at Coldwell Banker Real Estate. “ Skiing is great of the Class of '76. Next year, we will be cele­ Medicine last year and is currently doing his Manasquan Beach. Sandi Davies Barada gave — it ain’t the Poconos, but it will do!” Guess brating our tenth reunion ... By the way, if General Residency (also at Penn), which he birth to a girl, Lindsay Hunt Barada, on so?! Linda Farlow lives in Devon, PA and is anyone would like to volunteer their services expects to finish this year. November 18. "She is adorable and keeps me working for The Vanguard Group, Inc., a to put together an actual reunion, I'd be glad to Eleanor Barnes is working in the Product busy every minute of the day!" Sandi is still mutual fund investment firm. Remember"Brig- help. Development programming group of a com­ residing in Greenwich, CT. She reports that adoon” and Fiona MacLaren? Linda is quite Billy Erdman really married Barbara Bassett pany in Cambridge and is also busy trying to Mary Lane is living in the Big Apple and has a active in local community theater groups and last September. (See photo nearby.) Now that get her science fiction/fantasy writings pub­ super job for Money Magazine. This writer currently is playing "Peep Bo” in the Mikado. Billy's finished his Master’s in Mechanical and lished Joe Feller was selected for AT&T's learned that Mary arranges corporate recep­ The Link said that Harvey Wiener would end Aerospace Engineering at Princeton Univer­ Management Development Program in Sep­ tions for advertisers and others and that in this up as a doctor, well at least it was right about sity, they are both in Mountainview, California. tember 1984 and has just finished his first spe­ capacity she travels all over the country mak­ someone! He began a Diagnostic Radiology Billy's working for IBM and Barbara's teaching cial assignment, streamlining AT&T International's ing arrangements for everything from caterers Residency (which will last for 3 years) in July and coaching at a nearby school. Proposal Development Process. His next to flowers to invitations. She apparently can at Kennedy Hospital. His wife is beginning Theresa and Murray Wilmerding had, as assignment will be as Business Manager for give you the name of the best caterer, hotel, Family Medicine with a group in Cherry Hill, Murray stated, a honeymoon more productive Sales in the flagship office in Taiwan. florist, etc. in all the major metropolitan areas “so one of us is out and practicing.” Harvey than anticipated and are expecting their first Ann Joyce Delano was married in 1981 and in the US'! has a part time position (“moonlighting”) at a child. (The delay in reporting is obvious as the now lives in Massachusetts and I really wish I From the Fast Lane: Since this writer was local emergency clinic. Sandi Lamb Leong Wilmerdings celebrated the birth of a daugh­ could tell you more about Ann and I remember delinquent, the old and new news will be will be moving to Hanover, NH in June. "We're ter in March.) As if that is not enough, they are her card came in the mail and I've searched included for this active class member. Kip looking forward to living in New England moving to a farm they recently purchased in everywhere for it and for the life of me I Herrick was with Glamour Magazine last year again! Maine lobsters, Boston trips and snow, one of the city parks on the edge of Cincinnati. thought I was so organized about this newslet­ and at that time she wrote: "for those who saw sunshiney days with white puffy clouds and Lissa Thomas was married to John Decker ter — but, I can't find Ann's card Back in me, I was in the March ’84 issue doing Jane Hanover Bookstore — here we come!" John Hastings last August in Tenants Harbor. Maine January. Sheila Newsome, back East while on Fonda workouts!!... keeping those old dance and Lucy Englander Brinster were at the Chris and is now in Portland working for ABC. break from her final year at Berkeley Law muscles in shape. I’m still in New York but Reeve reception. John continues to work in Well, I held on to Jim Daubert’s news School, tried to call me. Unfortunately, I hap­ doing a great deal of traveling for the maga­ the boat business and live in Kingston. Gray­ because he promised a "picture to follow.” pened to be out in San Francisco visiting zine." She had attended a small dinner par- son Ferrante and his wife are also living in After a year and a half, I guess there really friends. We did manage to finally connect by ty/PDS reunion (see photo) and reports that Kingston. He is employed at Clancy Paul and never was a picture and now the news is old phone. Sheila, smitten by the California bug, "many laughs were had by all and it was ter­ has recently been bumped up from sales in the and I can imagine you’re all saying to your­ plans to practice law out in California upon rific all being together again.” The update is Princeton Shopping Center store to corporate that Kip was at the reception held recently for sales out of the corporate office. This writer Chris Reeve and gave the writer her new busi­ found him to be a patient and informed sales­ ness card which reads Advertising Sales men when we bought our computer from him. Representative, New Woman. She enjoys her Of course, Grayson has always been even new job and all the challenges of living in NYC. tempered and patient, even with the most On the Go: Eily Carothers is working for dense people (like me)! Squibb, Inc. — US in Lawrenceville. “Love it Update: Alex Smith writes that she is no there." Sally Wright spent last summer travel­ longer engaged. She has bought a house in ing through England & Scotland before re­ Exeter, NH and does odds and ends for Phil­ turning to her illustration studies at Parsons. lips Exeter in the Admissions Dept, and the On the side she is doing some freelance Alumni Office. She was named the 10th reun­ design work. Alison Hopfield is an Investment ion chair for her class — you are probably Counsel and Senior Research Analyst at beter organized that this chair!! She hears Scudder, Stevens & Clark in Los Angeles. often from Hilary Winter, who is living in New Davis Sherman continues to pursue his law Delhi, India with her husband John. “Hilary’s degree at Columbia. busy being an unconventional woman in the Jean Schreiber has had a busy year. She is Indian eyes when she’s not busy cooking for still a broker for Smith Barney and was able to John who’s been ill. They are certainly a get away for several weeks last spring to determined pair." Caron Cadle has led a busy Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Jean and her life since receiving her MBA and it is hard to fiance moved into the house they built. More know whereto begin. Suffice it to say that she info on this please! She writes “I got a chance travelled extensively and is now living in Law­ to be in NJ last weekend and adore the weath- renceville. That is not doing justice but when ervane that now graces the top of PDS!” you come to our reunion you can get the full Gay Wilmerding was back in Princeton for and unedited version (this writer never seems 25, Yes 25, PCD and PDS alumni and students supported Billy Erdman at his marriage to Bobbie her brother, Murray’s ’77, wedding last summer. to be able to edit and keep the essence!). She Bassett last summer. Those standing (L. to R.)are: Michael Erdman PCD 50, Jody Erdman PDS 72. During the Christmas holidays she took a trip continues to work on her manuscript along Lynne Erdman PDS 85, Jane Erdman PDS 85, John Erdman PDS 83, Rich Olsson PDS 76. Lea to visit a friend in Germany; a much needed with taking Spanish and Bible classes, partici­ Erdman PDS- '82, Rob Olsson PDS 78, Kathy Burks PDS 75, Marion Huston PDS 73. Suzanne vacation fo r her. She is now busy with design­ pating actively in the life of her new church, Bishop PDS 75, Mark Zawadsky PDS 77, Steve Judge PDS 76, Carl Erdman PDS 76 (usher). ing and drafting for various projects along Christ the King, and working out on Nautilus Lesley Ring Burns PDS 76, Margy Erdman PDS 73, Peter Erdman PCD 43, Caroline Erdman PDS with being a contractor for the renovation of a and taking aerobics besides cooking for her­ 75 (bridesmaid). Kneeling are: Andy Erdman PDS 80(usher), David McAlpin PCD 43. Billy Erdman building she purchased in Corrales, New Mex­ self and friends and playing Trivial Pursuit PDS 76, Tommy Moore PDS 76 (best man), Peter Moore PDS 73, Johnny Moore PDS 72. Jeb ico. Marcia Weiner writes: “New Year’s Eve with former classmates Cindy Brooks and Burns PDS 76. 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graduating in June. since feudalism! Another of our dear teacher- tember 8, 1984. Burr Stoner plans to be mar­ Tennessee Both will then graduate, and on The Class of '76 had what I'm positive is its friends, HERBERT McANENY, was seen ried in June to Amy Brewster of Solebury, PA October 5th, exchange marriage vows at Viv's first inter-class marriage when Leslie Ring recently, starring in a revival of “The Gin and Hannah Felton is engaged to John Lyons hom eto w n c h u rc h in Trenton. Perhaps became Mrs. Jebby Bums last fall. The Burns' Game” — a graceful and moving performance of Andover, MA and plans to be married in Vivienne should get in touch with Laurie Hab- are now living in Atlanta. Finally, what do Patty from all accounts. August. There was also news of John Ager good for a few pointers. Mrs. Laurie Habgood Slee, Joanne Kind, Carl Erdman and Sarah Several ex-PDS’ers are now NYC'ers: Siri who is learning the art of bookbinding at Carpenter became just that on September Dutton have in common? They never send Huntoon writes, “News of the lost Liza Con­ Smith's Bookbinding in Princeton. 15th last year. William T. Carpenter (Terry) any cards to me ... if anyone can bring me stable in the '84 Journal restored my faith in and Laurie were married at St. Andrews Church up-to-date on what these and other class­ Alumni News. After finally graduating from on Martha's Vineyard. Terry owns a renova­ mates are doing, please let me know. Until Brown in studio art (primarily photography) I Class Secretaries tion company called Timber Design and Laurie next time ... am living in NYC, working at Cambridge Uni­ 1979 Mr. Nicholas Donath is still working as a foreign exchange corporate There was even more wedding news in the versity Press and also doing freelance proof- 40 Balcourt Drive advisor at the Shawmut Bank in Boston. papers. Jennifer Walsh was married to George reading/copy-editing some writing for a design Princeton, NJ 08540 Laurie also claims she hasn’t been near a Perreten on October 20th. He is an architect magazine as well. Between my many jobs the and horse in years. .. I don’t buy it! with James Barclay & Associates in New York city doesn't give me much time for myself so Mr. Evan Press City. Barksdale Penick married Anne Hogg I'm hoping to move North or West in a year or 211 Thompson Street. #3-0 Miss Ann Warner graduated in May of '84 last August. Both Penicks graduated from the so. It turns out that my landlord’s wife is an New York, NY 10012 from Oberlin and then aided Bill Bradley's re- University of California - Hastings College of ex-PDS'er: DEBBY LAWRENCE '70. Small election committee by joinging the staff. Anna the Law in May, 1984. They have settled in San world!" Siri's address is 414 Clinton Street, resides in Hoboken and is taking graduate Francisco after a wedding trip to New Zealand Brooklyn 11231. Also in NYC are Ann Hunter Greetings to the PDS community. I hope all is courses at N.Y.U. Mrs. Catherine White Mertz and Fiji. Bebe Neuwirth and Paul Dorman and her sister Polly '74. Ann writes that she is well at my home of ten years. I will begin with and hubby Oscar (an ex P.U. student) will be were married on June 24,1984. They are both having a great time living in the city and work­ the class members who actually sent in their relocating to wherever Oscar gets into grad pursuing acting careers in New York. On the ing at Seventeen Magazine in the art depart­ post cards as a form of reward. Sorry, that's school. Jay Pyne is attending Duke Medical professional side, we learn that Rhoda Jaffin is ment. Ann and Polly are living at 205 East 78th the best I can do. School for biochemistry. Insley (sorry, guy), is Associate Editor in the Special Publications Street, Apt. 14T (212) 861-1395 Melanie David Lifland wrote, "After a year on the an honor student and still finds time to go Department of Meredith Corporation in Des Thom pson recently moved to NYC to attend loose in Washington, DC, I am entering the hunting with Kelly, his black Labrador, and Moines, Iowa. Laurie Laplaca was appointed Columbia School of Nursing for a specialized Yale School of Organization and Manage­ play varsity ice hockey for Duke. Jay's address chairman of the Young Alumnae Leaders Bachelor of Nursing degree. Her address is ment. It's a new school, it graduated its first at school is: 28 Lebanon Court. Durham. NC Club of Pine Manor College. Alison Loats has 154 Haven Avenue, NYC 10032. class the year I graduated from PDS — and I’m 27112. It should be noted that Jay left Dart­ been made vice president of Research Strate­ Chip Bristol is working in development for really enjoying it." mouth an honored and stalwart athlete. In his gies Corp. of Princeton. Northfield Mount Hermon after leaving NYC spare time, ha, he can be found at Sun Valley, and his position at Channel 13. Chip is enjoy­ Caroline Hartshorne tells us that she is a Marita's, or with John Place Karen Polcer is ing the civilities of life north of Springfield: junior at Rutgers, majoring in American stu­ working towards her M B A. in business admin­ "People say ‘Hello' and Thank you!"' (Can't dies. She works weekends with the family busi­ istration at N.Y.U. Karen is still affiliated with you just picture Chip as the country gentle­ ness. i.e. Hartshorne Caterers. Caroline plans Clarin's Skincare and probably owns it by man??) After one more year he will head to to attend the University of San Francisco this now. Kip also works for her father s nightclub Class Secretary Divinity School where he hopes to start on a summer where she will further her studies and in the city, called Eddie Condon's. Karen 1977 Alice Graff Looney path towards a Headmastership of a boarding (I'm sure) take advantage of the weather John would love to hear from Vicki, Vivienne and 440 West Foster Avenue school. Hollister typed me a rather laconic epistle Kassie. What about me? Miss Martha Hicks Apt. No. 5 has been studying acting at the American State College, PA 16801 Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC. Martha has challenged me to a race: first one to the Academy Awards or Broadway. I have gra­ Claire Treves and Becky Hafitz are at Colum ­ ciously accepted. Jeff Horrigan is finishing his bia Business School pursuing MBAs Rachel second year at Gordon College in Wenham. Abelson Hickson has a new position on the MA. Last year Jeff was involved in a short term professional research staff of Response Anal­ missionary project to Costa Rica and was also ysis Corporation in Princeton. She's keeping awarded the most improved player trophy for busy with quilt making and figure skating too. the Gordon ice hockey team. Miss Gail Barsky Rachel’s husband David teaches high school informs us that Miss Fran Weisberg has been chemistry and physics. Steve Farr is living in working towards her master's at Columbia Bethesda, MD. and will be getting married in University. Gail herself is attending Temple July. "Phil and Fuzz, where are you?” he asks. Law School and is serving as a Com m on­ Congratulations to Lisa Yokana who has wealth Trustee on the Temple University Board announced her engagement to Guy Alfred until the fall of ’86. Gail, along with many Longobardo. Lisa has a masters in art history others, expressed great dismay at our 5th from Columbia and is with the curatorial reunion turn-out. Qu6 pslsa. Mr Donath? department at the Solomon R Guggenheim Museum Congratulations also to Libby Hicks Richard E. Sacks-Wilner is still joyous over Blount and Fifi Laughlin Keller who are both his graduation from Cornell. The University of about lo become mothers, Libby for the third Miami School of Medicine now claims Ricardo time and Fifi for the first Randy Melville was until 1987. U.M. Med. is near the site of the married in September. 1984 Other PDSers Maimi riots but. protests Richard, it's warmer who attended were Frankie K. '76, Paul Gold­ than Ithaca. Miss Hariette Brainard has a new man '75, Sandy Bing and Alan Taback. Randy address, a new job, and a new name. Her is with Proctor and Gamble. Congratulations address is 616 Adams Street. New Orleans, LA Trekking through the Himalayas last summer were: L. to R. John Heath (PDS faculty), Betsy to Randy and his bride Harold Tanner is at the 70118. Her new job is as an admissions coun­ M urdock 78. Wade Speir 81 and Susie Pratt. 76. School of Oriental and African Studies, Lon­ selor for Tulane-Newcomb admissions. And don University, doing a one year MA course in Harriette's new name is Hackney. Sheldon Chinese Politics. He is looking forward to Barbie Griffin, presently attending Princeton which speaks for itself. "In January I was in Fain Hackney '78 left PDS in eighth grade only going to Peking and taking a language course, University's School of Architecture, will be Nicaragua, picking more coffee than I will ever to find Harriette at Middlebury College years “maybe next year.' Julia Penick is an execu­ married in July to Christopher Cole, a Harvard drink. William Jacobus told us in 1984 that, 'I later. Fain is attending Tulane Law School and tive with HBO and is planning to go to law Business School student. Alice Lee, presently had to decline the Democratic nomination for the Hackneys welcome visitors. Chris Horan school in the fall of 1985 Andrew Hildick- in the children's literature department of Put­ President in San Francisco. I am simply too was in Ireland and England where he ran into Smith is working for the EPA of NJ and plays nam Publishing, designing jacket covers and busy reading Sports Illustrated and drinking ex AFS student Dawne Taylor who is working squash with the NJ league. Simeon Hutner is other fanciful artistic treasures, is also prepar­ cold pineapple juice to commit myself to the as a sales rep for a leading brewery. "Alvin" at NYU Business School and Ted Stabler is at ing for her wedding to John Groton in May. campaign trail and then the White House for has been playing Lacrosse, football and hockey MIT Business School. Christie Black is work­ That's all the news I have on the wedding fouryears. (I have purchased a fake I D. claim­ while coaching junior hockey. Rumor has it ing in investment management and venture circuit, so Tom Gates’s fears maybe put aside. ing I am 35 and would count on old PDSers that he and Miss Katrina Jannen have moved capital at E M. Warburg, Pincus and Com­ Tom writes: "To all of you '78's who have not to reveal the truth.) I will accept in 1988 to Massachusetts to ferret out chaos and con­ pany. Christie isalsoattending NYU Business already made the plunge ... am I supposed to and am looking for an attractive Vice Presi­ fusion wherever it may exist. Kenneth Keuffel School and will receive her MBA at the end of get married too?" Of course not, Tom. You're dent." As if this were not enough, we must now went to Kenyon Collge in Gambier. Ohio for deal with Mr. Jacobus' 1985 edition of Ripley's 1985. (ED. NOTE: Christie was featured in The too busy keeping Martina Navratalova in line! two years, took a year off to study music in New York Times on February 22nd as one of Tom has returned to Princeton in preparation print it or not. Here goes. "If I had news, the Vienna, Austria, then studied clarinet at the many YUPPIES attending night school while for the U.S. Women's Indoor Tennis Cham­ PDS Alumni Newsletter would be the first to Vienna Conservatory for two years years while holding challenging day jobs. Christie ex­ pionships. Will Kain and Kathy suprised Tom know. Always a pillar of strength, a center of completing his B.A. studies at the Vienna plained her busy schedule by saying, “I needed with a four day visit when Will was on leave energy and personal fortitude, the PDS News­ branch of Webster University in St. Louis. Ken to give myself an edge." What energy!) It was from Hawaii. Will will be discharged from the letter is existing for me, but I have no startling is now earning an M.A. in German at the info for it. Currently the Temptations are great to hear from so many classmates and I Navy in May, but not before a major deploy­ Middelbury School for Languages which is encourage those of you who are living secret ment to the Sea of Japan. Tom sends news of blasting out of my speakers late on a Thursday connected to the program at the Johannes- lives to let us hear from you. I am working in Wally (Mike Walters) who is teaching soccer. night. Life does not become more exciting Gutenberg University in Mainz. West Germany. than this. How exciting can my life be right real estate management in State College. PA Science, health and physical education at a When, Ken, did you have time to write? and love it. And, just a friendly reminder, pho­ private school in Delaware. Science and what, now? Let the reader decide. Pain, Agony, tographs, both old and new, are always appre­ Wally? Defeat — Death and Destruction — but above ciated. Have a good spring and summer. Todd Miller writes that he and his wife Milene all — the Temptations." No need to worry, The following PDSers are now living and One more bit of news from the local papers: have returned from Texas and are now living dear alumni, I will excise all future passages of working in Manhattan: Miss Diane Barry, Miss Martha Tattersall and Paul Giancola '72 have in Pennsylvania. Todd is a research engineer. Mr. Jacobus. Incidentally, Bill is undergoing Lisa Borie, Miss Linda Eglin, Miss Katie Jeffers, surgery on his shoulder and should announced their engagement. They are having their second house built in Mr. Jake Nunes, Miss Ann Rosenberg, and the Westown, PA, are taking advantage of being be recuperating nicely by the time this hits inimitable Geoffrey George. Mr. George and I "still happily childless," and when not skiing or print. Bill is also working on the 57th floor of were roommates in the Big Apple until I wised golfing, can be found partying in/around Phil­ the W orld Trade Center in New York as a up. Geoff is now working in film and has adelphia! Todd's new address is 917 Thorne paralegal. joined the Harvard Club, the Cornell Club, the Class Secretary Drive, West Chester, PA 19382. Typing at 90 Laurie Knowlton, my favorite Rollins com­ Yale Club, and the Williams Club in an effort to 1978 Jennifer Chandler Hauge miles an hour in her search for a public rela­ panion, is currently living at her 269 Harrison meet intelligent young ladies or. perhaps. 207 E. 74th Street #3D tions job in NYC is Robyn Ultan who writes Street address with Liz Westergaard 78. Laurie John Riggins. Mr Nicholas Donath has been New York, NY 10021 that she is taking a more leisurely attitude to works at the Oakley Sutton Management wheeling and dealing as a croupier in Atlantic life while singing in the chorus of this spring's Corp. which is a limited partnership trading City. Nick has been saving his pennies to PJ&B Musical, "Fiddler on the Roof.” Inside their own capital in options and commodities. move to the NYC area and buy Donald Trump Although not an official '78 Alum, JOHN sources report that in an obscure loft in SoHo, Miss Knowlton informs us that, “ I'm going a birthday present. BONEPARTH made history at PDS with our NYC. Fred W oodbridge was spotted, imbibing back to school in March. Would love to hear sixth grade “Medieval Day" and since then has in various liquids and conversations with art­ from any PDSers that may be in the area." Mr. gone on to lead a varied and energetic career sy/Wall Street/ Princetonia party-goers. You Joe Lapsley was recently spotted as a Flower The following list of PDSers are in the alive culminating recently in his appointment as can catch a glimpse of Betsy Murdoch around Basket employee. In true "Mr. Sunshine" and well category although they are not sta­ director of marketing for Bear Sterns Asset Washington Square in the Village, NYC carry­ fashion, the "Lapper" writes, “I go to work. I tioned in my fair Manhattan: Miss Candy Management in New York. The Princeton ing portfolios and sketch books. Betsy has live. I love." The rest of Joe's news was enjoy­ Beagles, Mr. Sam Bryan, Mr David Edelman, papers reported this promotion, (second only been taking art courses (and African Dance able for all Sunshine worshippers but, alas, Miss Erica Frank, Mr Lou Guarino, Mr John to being a terrific father with "co-director" on the side,) this past year at New York Uni­ unprintable. Vivienne Pelletieri has been con­ ‘"Boston" Hall, Mr Brian Lee, Mr Sam Marti- Ellen Boneparth): "Mr. Boneparth was pre­ versity. This summer she plans to lead more tinuing her studies in the graduate program of nuzzi, of boob tube fame. Mr Chris Woods viously the senior consultant for funds evalua­ trips to India, trekking and gathering research the acclaimed Pratt Institute. Miss Pelletieri Hole Price, Mr Eric "Duh-Suh" Reichard, and tion at SEI Corp., formerly A.G. Becker ... for a dissertation on masks and adolescence had two shows open in March. The painting Mr Gordon Over the Counter Rubenfeld. before joining Becker in 1981 he was the as reflected in Indian art. major/printing minor held a seven day one- executive vice president and chief operating That’s it for news — Where are you Sue woman show for thesis credit and in addition officer simultaneously for Saratoga Springs Fineman? Don’t forget to contribute to the Miss Pelletieri entered a miniature print show As for myself. (Evan Press) I am commonly Co., and the Children’s Design Center, New annual Alumni Drive — Have a great summer and was one of 170 chosen our of several referred to as Mr. Mini-Manhattan. Where York. He has also been general manager of and send your postcards for the fall issue of thousand entries. This particular show will congratulations and best wishes are due. I ARO Manufacturing and a teacher and admin­ the PDS Journals. tour nationwide for two years! Miss Pelletieri is readily and sincerely dole them out. If any istrator in Princeton.” Three Cheers! John, The local papers carried news of Allison sharing an opening this spring with fellow condolences are in order. I hope they are few your inspiring leadership has gone a long way Ijams’ marriage to Thomas Sargent on Sep­ artist Jeffrey M. Washburn of Lawrenceburg, Go '79, g o ... Page 12 PDS Alumni Newsletter

betraying us by marrying a Peddie prof. Jono all. Well, the biggest news thus far is that we took advantage of his winter break to visit his Rush is playing tennis in West Palm Beach for congratulate Jennifer Paine and Mike Leahy brother Richard ’81 in Germany. They had a team Lauren. The soulful sounds of Jim Cox’s PDS '81 on their engagement and upcoming great time sightseeing and skiing. saxophone can be heard every Thursday marriage in August. We always knew you’d be night at Lahiere’s. David Harrower is chief tast­ the first Jennifer. Since I haven’t heard from er at Glenberg Distillery in Scotland. News of anyone else I can't tell you what’s new. Please Class Secretaries our class thespian, Jim Burke, is that he has write. I would love to hear from you. — Lynne. 1984 Miss Adrienne Spiegel made his debut in New York show biz. He From other sources we learn that Anne 6 Temple Terrace appeared at Gimbels in the blockbuster, “Santas Desmond helped Dartmouth win its first Ivy Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 5th REUNION Wonderland." And, last but not least, Bo Scott League game this season, scoring two goals and 1980 is co-authoring with Bob Woodward ... “A against Harvard in the 6-3 contest. Erik Jensen Mr. Ted Willard Class Secretaries Memoir of My PDS Days." is a member of the Lake Forest radio staff of 9 Fairway Drive Miss Treby McLaughlin Our congratulations to Billy Haynes and WMXM. His daily broadcasts are devoted to Princeton, NJ 08540 178 East 80th Street Lee Barclay on their wedding engagements! music, sports, campus news and special pro­ Apt. 11E More news from the papers: Billy has joined grams. Kristin Naumann's paintings were on New York, NY 10021 the Division of Public Service at the American display at the Montgomery National Bank in Bruce Miller is majoring in physics at Car­ and University in Cairo as an intern. He will be Rocky Hill in September and October. Lind­ negie Mellon University. He is still very involved Miss Liza Stewardson teaching English to Egyptians. Susan Gold­ sey Suter writes, “Well, I got the Viele Scholar­ in computers. Lisa Richardson is attending 635 Snowden Lane man was married to Mark DeCaro in Sep­ ship! Architecture and Nordic mythology keep Douglas College. She’s living in the Afro- Princeton, NJ 08540 tember. Her sister, Jill Goldman Richards '74, me as busy as ever; Denmark is the place for American House which is a cultural house was matron of honor. me! 'Ha' det godt!' Jaako also sends his greet­ catering to black college women. They put on ings." Susan Stoltzfus is a French major at programs to let the rest of the college know From Treby. One of our classmates did not Macalester and is spending the second who they are and what they are about. She's even have to send me a card to tell me about Class Secretaries semester of her junior year in a special pro­ enjoying school very much. Whitney Ross what she has been up to. Sylvia Heisel, accord­ Miss Kristi Anastasio gram in Avignon, France. spent eight days in Ft. Lauderdale with five ing to recent issues of New York and The New 1981 5 Sayre Drive friends from Hamilton College. They had an York Times Magazine, has been singled out as Princeton, NJ 08540 apartment right on the beach and she reports one of the most talented young designers. Her and Class Secretaries that the weather was beautiful. She is playing clQthing line can be found at such stores as Miss Cameon Carrington Miss Rena Whitehouse ice hockey for Hamilton and with a 500 season Bergdorf Goodman. Tim Thomas is also mak­ 1983 324 East D Street 123 John Street so far, she hopes they will do very well. I am ing a name for himself. “ Intellisoft” is the name Moscow, ID 83843 Princeton, NJ 08540 enjoying the University of Cincinnati very of his softwear company which he feels should and much. I am a newly initiated member of Theta at least cover his beer bills for a while. Tim Miss Noelle Damico Phi Alpha sorority which is one of thirty sorori­ Murdoch works as a marketing representative As graduation rolls around once again, '81 33 Stamford Drive ties and fraternities on campus. From other for IBM in Boston and spends a lot of time PDS'ers are pursuing a diverse array of inter­ Trenton, NJ 08619 sources we learn that Brooks Trubee was a "commuting" to Dallas. Liz Segal is in Boston ests Mark Akselrad returned from a year in prize winner in the 1984 Scholastic/Kodak and will be attending Harvard Divinity School Japan and is now attending University of Penn­ Photography contest. Brooks is a freshman at in the fall to study world religions. She recently sylvania. Peter Bordes is finishing his senior The class of '83 must be lying low for some Rochester Institute of Technology. Kelly saw Jodi Kamer and Sara Cooper whom she year at Fordham, Lincoln Center campus and reason. We were able to glean only a few bits Lambert writes, "I’m enjoying my second year reports are both doing well. Also on the aca­ has spent much of his time modeling in Paris, of information on them. The papers announced at Hamilton. I'm playing first doubles on the demic track, Carl Reimers writes that he Bermuda, Barbados, and Antigua. He is shar­ that Amy Sibeud had been named to the var­ women's varsity tennis team. I took a very attends New Jersey Medical School and loves ing a condominium in the Village with his sis­ sity hockey team at Middlebury. Andy Hawkes interesting trip to China this past summer." it' Sally Robinson has returned to New Jersey ter Stephanie, '82 who is at N.Y.U. Mark and works as a sales associate at a store in the Goodman is in his junior yearat Harvard, after Princeton area while she looks for a job in having spent a year working in Miami and San advertising. Sally wants to know what Sally Francisco and playing tennis in Europe. He is Fineburg is doing. So Sally, or someone who presently piecing together his rock 'n roll can answer this question, please write us! Not combo, the Vicarious Thrills. Andrew Charen too far from Princeton, Jimmy Burke is acting is also in Boston, at Northeastern University, in New York City. Nick Osborne and Howie also having managed to delay his graduation Powers are corporate men and, in fact, James to the spring of '86. He writes: “ I’m out on the Varney looked fairly professional when I work part of my co-op program for three bumped into him going into Brooks Brothers. months. Then it’s back to school in the spring Doug Atkin is also living in Manhattan and for three more months and off to work again in works at a brokerage house. But some of us the summer, fall for six months. I spent my last have escaped the New York and Boston rat two work periods with the Foxboro Co. doing races Winnie Stoltzfus has moved to Boulder, some accounting. Spent two-and-a-half weeks CO. Jamie Phares works as a media planner in Hawaii this past Christmas break and loved for an advertising agency in L.A. And Jono it!” (Andrew was named to the dean’s list for Rush teaches tennis at John Gardiner's Ten­ the summer quarter.) As for me Kristy Anas­ nis Clinic in West Palm Beach. tasio, I spent my intersession with Jayne Gerb From Liza: Claire A. Dinsmore spent last at Duke. Jayne is exploring job opportunities summer (84) as an Artist in Residence at in the engineering field. This fall I directed the American Crafts Museum in NYC for her musical "Chicago," in which Mark Goodman senior year at Parson's School of Design. She played a female gossip columnist. At the has had work exhibited in several shows and moment I am frantically chasing job opportun­ has done some production jewelry that’s been ities in New York City and training for the sold. This year’s requirements include ap­ Boston Marathon. I assume that the rest of prentice work as a metalsmith, a thesis (design you are as preoccupied with real world plans through production of portfolio), etc. “Too as I am and have no time to keep in touch; much work, too little time," is how she feels however, I’m certain that those of you who about it all. She sends her best to all. Chris actually are graduating this spring and those Wallace is finishing his senior year at Prince­ who are already out of school will soon find ton ... on the five year plan. Nick Decandia is yourselves with plenty of time to write, RIGHT? also on the five year plan at Notre Dame — People are doing some wild things: let’s hear after having switched his major from business about them. For instance, the papers tell us to engineering. He is currently going through that Chana Hauben, in addition to carrying a the laborious process of looking for a job ... double major in organizational studies and we do sympathize!!! Jim Groome is working sociology at Pitzer, is working as a volunteer for the Department of Environmental Protec­ answering a 24-hour hotline at a shelter for tion and loving it! He went to Hawaii and skiing battered women. in Colorado just recently. He is keeping in touch with most of the Bathroom Boys ... rum or has it that these men are running an escort service for “au pair” girls in Princeton. Recently I heard from Sara Cooper, who is Class Secretaries living in Boston. She seems to be tracking 1982 Mr. Cedric Harris down lots of our classmates who are in the 209 Moreland Avenue area ... to name a few ... Jodie Kamer, Liz Trenton, NJ 08618 Segal, Bo Scott, Jim Walcott, Bill Ross, John and Banse, Susie Rabb, Larry Stabler, Lolli Denni­ Ms. Lynne Freeman son, Liza Stewardson .. . if you are in the area, 69 Hemlock Circle speak up! (Susie did. She wrote the Alumni Princeton, NJ 08540 Office that she loves her job at a venture capi­ tal management firm in Boston and is looking forward to her 5th reunion.) This is the first year that I have gotten more A few things I have heard about some than five cards back. Thanks for writing. I’ve classmates follow. (NOTE: The author cannot heard from Aaron Woolf who spent the past guarantee the authenticity of her information. summerin the Upper Amazon jungle and then On account of classmates’ failure to corres­ bummed around Bolivia and Colombia play­ pond, she must rely on hearsay.) ing the guitar. He says he’s happy and grown Jamie Phares is in L.A. working on the his hair long again. This summer he’s off to Lucky Charms account for an advertising firm. Madrid. Mark Egner writes that he is still at Nick Osborne and Howie Powers are tellers at Lake Forest and has chosen to major in chem­ the Montgomery National Bank. John Banse istry. He said he has a fantastic girlfriend. He is treating geriatric animals in Lawrenceville, sees Erik Jensen a lot and says all is well for NJ. Liza Stewardson is a house mother at both of them. Tracy Magruder writes that she Lawrenceville School. Word has it that Tim has moved back to Washington, D C. and that Murdoch is dating Drew Barrymore, the child Trinity is going well. Kang Na has been a clas­ star of E.T. Jon Peter is running the Trenton sical D.J. on WPRB so listen for him. Lindsay chapter of Smoke Enders and in his spare time Suter wrote that he is still in Copenhagen he runs a career counseling service. Abby and studying architecture. Kate Murdoch wrote Amy Stockpole are a full time employee ... that she returned from her semester in France Abby works M,W,F and Amy works T,Th for an and is spending this semester at Occidental "The Sound of Music" will be produced again this spring by the eighth grade. Part of the 1982 cast is unwitting employer. The most recent word on College. Marc Roth writes that he is still shown here. Steve Pagano is that he was responsible for around the area and has been doing some the computer programming for the West Star work with the Mercer Council on Alcoholism. I fiasco. Dave W hitlock’s used car career has have kept in touch with Wendy Donath and been hard hit by our new Lemon Law. Uncle she is doing well as the Managing Sports Edi­ Bill Ross plans to run the Boston Marathon tor of the Princetonian. I saw Debby Levy over this spring. T o m V o n Oehsen Christmas and she has recently transferred to has managed to combine two of his favorite Oberlin College. Wendy said that she has pastimes. He is earning a living by juggling talked to Henry Bowers who hopes to go on an chain saws in Independence Square in Phila­ archeological dig this summer. Hope all goes delphia. Doug Patterson is a stock broker to well Henry. Alice Ganoe, Jennifer Powers, the Rock and Roll Stars ... he just landed Kitty Ijam# and Leslie Pell all spent this past Jerry Garcia’s account. Lee Barclay originally semester in Europe and are planning to spend left PDS for Hotchkiss ... this time she’s thier spring break together. They say hello to PDS Alumni Newsletter Page 13

We’re Having a Birthday & You’re Invited to the Party

Incredible as it seems, PDS will be 20 years old this fall. This is an exciting anniversary but we all remember that PDS' roots go back much farther than 20 years. We'd like to show just how deep these roots reach by producing a gala fashion show tracing the changing dress styles from 1889, when MFS began, to the present. That’s where we need your help. If you have any clothes, from any era, that we could use in the show, please fill in the information below. We’d like to show school clothes as well as gym uniforms, coats, hats, shoes and bookbags. With your help, it should be a great party!

Please complete and return to: Alumni Office, Princeton Day School, P.O. Box 75, Princeton, NJ 08542.

NAME: ______CLASS:______

I can lend the following articles to the Alumni Fashion Show:______

Grant to Lincoln Center Program The New Year brought a bountiful gift to PDS in the form of a $30,000 grant for endowment to IN MEMORIAM support the Upper School Lincoln Center Program from the Edward E. Ford Foundation of Princeton. This combined with a $50,000 endowment gift from the Samuel W. Lambert family in The Alumni Association extends its deepest sympathy to the families of the following memory of Mary Hamill Lambert MFS '19, brings the total endowment for the Lincoln Center alumni. Program to $90,000, the income from which will be used annually to support the program. Charles R. Erdman MFS ’15 Had it not been for the generosity of the Parents Association over the past five years and their Dorothea Wheaton Benham MFS ’17 unswerving belief in the validity of this unique program, it would not have survived and flourished as June Scheffler Heard MFS 22 it has. The school is grateful to the Parents Association, the Lambert family, and the Edward E. Ford Florence Duffield MacLaren MFS ’28 Foundation for ensuring the continuation and expansion of the Lincoln Center Program as an Colleen Clancy PDS ’81 integral part of the PDS curriculum. All alumni are welcome and encouraged to visit, observe and, perhaps, participate in Lincoln Center classroom presentations. Check with the main school office for a schedule of events.

Calendar

May 3 Friday Hot Air Balloon Lift-Off, 8:15 A.M. 5 Sunday Alum ni Phonathon, 2-5 P.M. 10 Friday Grandparents’ Day 11 Saturday PDS Fair 18 Saturday Alum ni Day, 5-8 P.M.

June 5 Wednesday Lower School Final Assembly, 10 A.M. 7 Friday Middle School Final Assembly, 10:30 A.M. 9 Sunday Commencement, 5 P.M. Guest speaker will be Dr. Harry Woolf, Director of the Institute for Advanced Study. Page 14 PDS Alumni Newsletter

goals to win the contest 11-1. Jack Cook, son of John Cook PCD ’56, was this year's FIND OLD FRIENDS — MAKE NEW ONES co-captain of the PDS team. If you have ever wondered what happened to your bio lab partner or what became of the class valedictorian, you can now be assured that the answers are at last in Alumni Team sight! A comprehensive alumni directory is now in the works and is scheduled for Mike Blaxill '84 Scott Egner ’81 release in mid 1986. The publication has been planned as a reference volume for Jon Brush ’81 Tom Gates ’78 alumni who wish to know where their friends are and what they are doing now. John Cook ’56 Rick Olsson '76 The directory will be divided into four sections. The first part will contain interest­ John Drezner ’81 Eric Ott '83 ing pictures and information on the school, and will be followed by an alphabetical Mark Egner '82 Clay Smith '83 section with individual listings on each alum. Entries will include name, class year, Blake Stevens '81 and professional information such as job title firm name, address and telephone, as well as home address and phone. The third section will list alumni by class and the last index will list alumni geographically by city, state and foreign country. Another Victory for Varsity Basketball All of the information in the directory will be researched and compiled by the by Frank Konstantynowicz 76 Harris Publishing Company. The updated information will be obtained through questionnaires sent to alumni in Fall, 1985 and will be followed up by telephone verification in early 1986. Your cooperation in providing updated information will insure the success of this fascinating and comprehensive alumni directory. Each alum will be given an opportunity to order the directory when their information is verified by phone. Only our alumni will have an opportunity to purchase a copy. The entire project will be undertaken at virtually no cost to Princeton Day School. The Harris Company will finance the operation through the sale of directories to alumni. The school will not benefit financially from the directory sales, but will derive a substantial benefit from the completely updated alumni records. So, for those of you who have wondered, “where are they now?,” you will soon find out! Further information on this project is forthcoming.

Alumni Icemen Triumph by Harry Rulon-Miller '51 The annual challenge match between the PDS Varsity Ice Hockey team and the alumni took place on December 26th. The alumni proved a tough team in spite of their small numbers. The Varsity was losing 3-1 after the second period. The sharp young alumni squad pulled out all the stops in the third period, scoring eight more

Congratulations to the Basketball Team on their State Championship1

The 1984 Alumni Basketball game turned out to be a great success. Not only did fifteen alumni show up and play very well, but the best part was that the Varsity was able to hang on and take a 55-50 victory. (Coach Konstantynowicz may be a bit prejudiced.) PAUL GOLDMAN ’75, MIKE WALTERS ’78, SAM MARTINUZZI 79 and JAMIE BONINI ’81 were the veteran alumni joined by ANDREW BING. JAMIE ZAHNER. JASON SHAPLEN. DONALD COGSVILLE and FRANK LITTLE from theclassof 84. The alumni were coached by Alan Taback who led PDS to six state championships between 1971 — 1980. PDS again took the state championship in 1985 and. we hope, are on the way to PDS Boys Ice Hockey Team — winners of the PDS Invitational Tournament. many more. ..

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