I mentioned in the previous Class Notes that Matt Marshall made interesting additions to the Norwich monthly class lunch. He brought Jonathan Skinner, a faculty member of the search committee that recruited Dr. Kim. Jonathan mentioned the many meetings, 30 fly-out trips and security needed to protect the identity of the many candidates who were considered. Every person on the search committee was and is enthusiastic about the choice of Dr. Kim.


From messages I have received from both Bob Joy and Frank Aldrich, I glean the following. Jim Houghton, M.D., mentioned his complete change of pace from 32 years of medicine in Minnesota to spending 17 years with the Arizona Highway Patrol helping motorists get back on the road. Then he became a docent at Tumacacri National Park along with his own exercise program to keep fit.


Dan and Jane Carpenter report that he had a stroke in December 2008 so there is no chance that they will get up Hanover way this year.


In a recent conversation the subject of Green Key came up. Can any of you members please tell me the origin and purpose of that society?


President Ted Safford and mini-reunion chair Dick Hinman are making plans to coordinate our plans with those of the College for the dedication of the Lee Kreindler facility in Haldeman Hall. By all means make arrangements to attend our class mini-reunion starting with that big reception at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, September 20.


—Craig J. Cain, 80 Lyme Road, Hanover, NH 03755; (603) 643-0171