Classe Notes
Check the class webpage for more details about the 45th class fall reunion planning, class projects and mini-reunions. The 45th will be held in the Hanover area on October 11-14, 2012.
Tom Fagan in Honolulu, Hawaii, was recognized by his Hawaii Pacific University students: “You guided us on our journey and pointed us in the right direction. We laughed, we loved, we cried.
Robert R. Kugler of Haddonfield, New Jersey, has been elected by the national board of directors of the American Cancer Society (ACS) to serve as secretary of the nation’s largest volunteer health organization.
The class of ’67 has a special relationship with the class of ’42; as we graduated they celebrated their 25th reunion. The class of ’42 compiled a collection of WW II memoirs from classmates who served or experienced the war.
If you are reading this column, the Mayan calendar has entered a new era and the politicians have too (we hope). I posted reunion pictures and presentations (Dartmouth reflections) on the connection to the superlinks alumni class webpage.
Ora McCreary of New York City has worked at Broadridge Financial Solutions since 1999. Occasionally Ora performs with the Oratorio Society of New York.
The annual fall Washington, D.C., dinner is well established (this was the seventh). Bob Burka hosted in his law firm’s conference/dining room overlooking the Potomac and orchestrated the annual “What’s new with you” discussion.
John Talbott of Atlanta posted that he signed papers for his first non-real estate, six-figure purchase of a 2014 Audi Quattro 3.7L/477 HP turbo coupe. Look for John cruising on Peachtree Street.
If you have not joined the LinkedIn “Class of 1967” group, please do so; it helps pass on more news. Robert H. Bell of Williamstown, Massachusetts, is the Frederick Latimer Wells Professor of English at Williams College.
Working from the theme “’67 is 67!” Bruce Pacht put together a really successful 45th reunion, with 143 attending (80 classmates).
The 45th reunion will be October 11-14. Highlights are listed on the class web page. Contact Bruce Pacht, the reunion chairman, for specifics. Join us.
Sam Ostrow shared his notes on the Rhode Island ’67 “Not So Open” golf and dinner: Four foursomes of ’67 golfers challenged the stunning Rhode Island Country Club course.