Class Note 1967. Unless you’ve been hiding in a cave and we haven’t found you yet, you’ve been bombarded with messages urging your engagement, support, attendance, and participation in the upcoming 60th reunion of the great class of
Class Note 1967. These are expected signs of spring: Cliff swallows return to Capistrano, California, and ’67s gather together for mini-reunions. The annual D.C.
Class Note 1967. We asked, “Of all your memories, which ones still make you smile?” Tad Campion recalls that “with irreverent wisecracks in a Barnstable/Cape [Massachusetts] accent, the late Steve “Jonesy” Jo
James R. Brassfield ’67 passed away on January 31 in Phoenix after a brief illness. Jim came to the College from Arlington, Virginia, majored in art, rowed crew, and was a brother of Psi Upsilon.
Richard Whitmore Curtis ’67 died on December 2, 2024, after a long illness. Dick came to the College from Easthampton, Massachusetts, by way of Williston Academy.
Frederick G. Meyer ’67 passed away on February 25. Rick came to the College from Saint Luke’s High School in New Canaan, Connecticut, majored in anthropology, and was a brother of Phi Tau, serving as president in his senior year.