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Chip Pitcairn ’73 at the International Trap Shooting Olympic selection match. Bob Reed ’70 and his wife Debbie with their grandson, Brock Hidell, perhaps a member of the Class of 2029? When Food Network personality Guy Fieri came to town, Bob Beane ’73 (right) was on hand to meet him.
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William Holden De Gorter, grandson of Peter De Gorter ’76, was born on February 12, 2012. Pictured here is Alex Goss—“loving life!” Alex is the son of Dan Goss ’79.
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Bob Beane writes, “A few classmates (and instructors) from 1973 will remember our post-graduation party and my out-of-character portrayal of my favorite musician, Jimi Hendrix. OK, so now I’m into food AND music. So, when Guy Fieri brought his Food&Rock Show to Arizona, I couldn’t resist (actually, Linda told me to ‘Go big or stay home’). Still living in Phoenix and working as a CFO/financial consultant and bicycling advocate . . . when not modifying hair color/style and doing silly things as described above.” “I was lucky enough to shoot in the selection match for the 2012 Olympic Team in International Trap Shooting,” reports Chip Pitcairn. “I didn’t win a spot on the team but it was great to compete with some truly dedicated athletes.”
“Returned from Iraq after closing down the Provincial Reconstruction Team in Mosul and earning the Army’s Outstanding Civilian Service Medal,” writes George Sibley. “Back in DC now as director of the Office of Environmental Policy at the State Department. In between, I ran the Marine Corps Marathon—my first at age 54 (probably my last too!).”
Class Captains Lawrence C. Jerome Peter D. Van Oot
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Class Captains J. Christopher Callahan Geoffrey A. Gordon
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Class Captains Dwight R. Hilson James L. Kempner Peter M. Schulte Boyden Society Captain Ralph Earle III Frank Riccio recently illustrated the Teeny Tiny Jigsaw Puzzle: The World published by Running Press and available at Barnes & Noble or online at perseusbooksgroup.com.