Class of 1960

Shel Gisser and Nan will be spending a week at Chautauqua, New York, in July and celebrating their 65th anniversary at an Ohio state park with kids and their spouses and two of three granddaughters. Later they may get up to Ontario—Niagara-on-the-Lake for the Shaw Festival or Stratford in Ontario for the Shakespeare Festival—but nothing is certain.

Fred Graybeal retired in 2003 as chief geologist for Asarco Inc. after 43 years of worldwide metal exploration, having moved to Chatham, New Jersey, with wife and daughter in 1980. He now consults for exploration and investment groups interested in gold while waiting for a call from Phil Kron to remember the Alumni Fund. He and his wife still walk and carry on the links. Marie and Bill Gould are doing well and are healthy. Bill is still working about 25 hours per week for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (the nation’s report card) in New Hampshire as well as being the treasurer for the town and school in New Boston, New Hampshire. Four grandchildren finished college and their last one is starting college this fall. In June John Goyette and Margie completed their annual trip to Quebec City, Canada. They can affirm that Canadians’ view of the United States is very somber. Craig Jameson and Bobbie are home in Florida to enjoy this year’s hurricane season. Their porch was finally rebuilt in March after destruction by Helene last September. They are hoping to visit the College for reunion and some sightseeing and visiting friends in New Hampshire in September or October.

I hope many of you may read this before our big celebration later in September and have planned to attend our 65th. If so, I hope to see you there. “Sixties Out”: Thanks to our 65th reunion committee of Dick Chase, Bill Gundy, Laura-Beth Goodman, Rick Roesch, and Jim Adler!

—Sid Goldman, 78575 Avenida Ultimo, La Quinta, CA 92253; (305) 849-0475; sidgoldman@gmail.com