Class Notes
Twenty-five classmates turned out for Homecoming: Dick Barr, Stan Bergman, Dick Blodgett,Betty Brady, Lynn Brock, Tom Byrne, Dave Conlon, Jere Daniell, Jack Doyle, John French, Mike Gorton, Woody Goss, Larry Hagar, Dick H
The end of April is the deadline for these notes—the month T.S. Eliot has called “the cruelest month,” brought harshly into perspective by the events in Boston.
A nice surprise this spring was a delightful letter from John Cavanagh recalling our days as grad students here in North Carolina in the 1960s—he in history at Duke while I did things in the chem lab at the University of North Car
We were relieved and heartened to learn that classmate Taro Shindo and his wife, Setsuko, are safe and suffered no immediate aftereffects from the tsunami and earthquake in their home city of Takarazka, Japan, 350 miles from the
September was mini-reunion month for 1955s. We had an outstanding gathering of 33 classmates, wives, partners and widows at Flat Head Lodge, Montana, hosted by Pete and Annie Teal, September 6-10.
Homecoming: Forty-seven classmates, wives and widows returned to Hanover for our annual class festivities and to celebrate the leadership of the great class of 1955.
We start this issue of the Class Notes just returned from Class Officers Weekend, Oct. 1-2.