class notes
1966
Class Captains David H. Bradley As president of North Carolina Wesleyan College, Jim Gray has been named to two positions in intercollegiate athletics. He was appointed to the NCAA’s Chancellors/Presidents Advisory Group for Division III. It deals with national, athletic conference, and institutional issues around academics and athletics. Jim is also the new chairman of the USA South Athletic Conference’s Presidents Council. The league is comprised of ten Division III colleges and universities in North Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. The presidents set policy on a wide array of issues from sportsmanship to scholarship monitoring to conference expansion.
1967
Reunion Chairs Douglas F. Allen John R. Bass George W. Lee
1968
Class Captain John R. Clementi Please send us your news and notes! See page 64.
1969
Class Captain John W. Kjorlien In case you missed it, Will Cowell’s son Hamilton ’97 was featured in the winter 2011 edition of Deerfield Magazine in an article about selling MAIA brand yogurt made by his company, Healthy Mom. Paul Galuszka passed away on February 26, 2011 in New Orleans. He is survived by his sons, Brian and Garrett, and his brother, Peter ’72. After working as an independent consultant to communities in Vermont and New Hampshire, Ken McWilliams is now the town planner for Alton, NH. An exhibition of Todd Stone’s paintings entitled “Witness/Downtown Rising,” opened on the 48th floor of Seven World Trade Center on July 27 and ran through September 1. The series documents the evolution of the downtown skyline over the past decade. The venue of the exhibition offers panoramic views of Manhattan and presents a unique perspective, overlooking the Memorial fountains and World Trade Center reconstruction. Todd has been painting on the 48th floor as a guest of Silverstein Properties, who are hosting the event. Visit toddstone. com/7wtc/index.html to view some of his work.
1970
Class Captain G. Kent Kahle Please send us your news and notes! See page 64.
Fall 2011
Class Captains J. Christopher Callahan Geoffrey A. Gordon
Roberto Powers writes, “I am currently serving as the consul general at the US Embassy in Cairo, Egypt. As you can imagine, this has been a tumultuous year and one that no one could have foreseen. After having been away for so long, I am hopeful to get back to Deerfield for this 40th Class Reunion. I look forward to seeing and hearing about classmates while there. I will remain in Egypt for another year and a half before heading off to another region of the world, having served many enjoyable years in North Africa and the Middle East.”
“Just a note from Brussels to shout out to my fellow classmates,” says Donald Sheehan. “Should any of you pass through this part of the world, please look me up. I’m still working for the State Department, now assigned to the US Mission to the European Union (until summer 2012) where I cover a number of political issues. My life and health are good, our three kids are thriving, and it’s fun living in Europe as an American. We’re living in historic Waterloo with our eldest and youngest kids (Alicia and Thomas, respectively) while our middle daughter, Christina, a junior (now senior!) at DA, spent her school year abroad in Beijing, China, living with a Chinese family and studying at a local high school. Best wishes to all.”
1972
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1973
Preston Vorlicek writes, “Attended the NESCAC Swimming Championship at Bowdoin in February to watch my oldest son Chris (Tufts ’11) swim his final meet. The announcer at the meet was none other than Fritz Homans ’76! Fritz, of course, recognized my son’s last name and confronted my
1971
Class Captains K. C. Ramsay John L. Reed
Reunion Chairs Bradford W. Agry Rick Anderson Michael C. Perry Robert Dell Vuyosevich
Class Captains Lawrence C. Jerome Peter D. Van Oot Please send us your news and notes! See page 64.
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1974
Class Captains Dwight R. Hilson James L. Kempner Peter M. Schulte