Fryeburg Academy Scenes Winter 2011

FRYEBURG ACADEMY SCENES WINTER 2011

FRYEBURG ACADEMY 745 MAIN STREET FRYEBURG, MAINE 04037 (207) 935-2001 www.fryeburgacademy.org Daniel G. Lee, Jr., Headmaster David B. Sturdevant, Principal Board of Trustees Asa O. Pike IV ‘57, President Thomas D. Shaffner, VP & Asst. Treasurer Steven P. Cote ‘85, Treasurer & Asst. Secretary Carol S. Sudduth, Secretary Roy E. Andrews ‘56 Alan D. Bennett ‘60 Christopher M. Gordon ‘81 June Walker Hammond ‘54 Nancy S. Hogan, RN, Ph.D. ‘56 Richard A. Jones ‘58 Shannon D. McKeen ‘81 Bradley B. Nelson ‘65 James A. Osgood ‘56 Ellen Pope ‘68 David Rohde ‘85 Bretton D. Russell ‘56 B. Dean Stearns ‘58 Elaine Weeks Trueblood ‘67 Trustees Emeriti Richard R. Cote John A. Dunn, Jr. James H. Dutton ‘68 Conrad K. Eastman ‘48 William A. Findeisen ‘71 T. Scott Gamwell, CPA David R. Hastings III ‘68 Henry T. Raymond III George E. Walker ‘50 Administration Nicole Cote-Crosskill ‘77, Director of Guidance Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76, Director of Public Relations & Annual Giving Todd Gallagher ‘82, Director of Alumni Peter Klomp, Director of Gift Planning Theodore R. Kneeland, Dean of Faculty Barbara Kollander, Business Manager Joseph R. Manning, Academic Dean Stephanie Morin, Director of Admissions Harvey Nichols, Operations Manager Timothy G. Scott, Director of Development James Thurston, Dean of Day Students Susan Thurston, Director of Athletics David Turner ‘88, Dean of Residential Students Tracy V. Weitz, Director of International Students

SCENES - WINTER 2011 Headmaster’s Council

June Walker Hammond ‘54, Chair Roy E. Andrews ‘56 Col. Noel F. Austin ‘57 George Bishop, Jr. Jean Thebault Breunle ‘83 Dan John Fitzgerald Buck ‘98 Steven P. Cote ‘85 John M. Day ‘67 John A. Dunn, Jr. Tom Eagle ‘72 Dennis W. Emery ‘46 Richard J. Goff ‘56 Christopher M. Gordon ‘81 Beth Westerberg Griffin ‘83 Tom Hammond ‘93 Heather Pike Hart ‘87 Thomas Henriksen Nancy Schildberg Hogan ‘56 Richard A. Jones ‘58 Dawn Gale LaCasce ‘81 Bradford Littlefield ‘80 Peter J. Malia, Jr. Frank N. Mann Heather Masse ‘00 Bradley B. Nelson ‘65 Lora Lopes Nielsen ‘77 James A. Osgood ‘56 Asa O. Pike IV ‘57 John D. Pinto Bretton D. Russell ’56 Elbridge Russell ‘72 Bruce Smith ‘67 Melissa Chace Trace ‘78 John S. Weston ‘93 James F. Wilfong ‘64

Alumni Association Terry MacGillivray ’81, President Kelly Bell Lloyd ‘78, Vice President Christopher Dutton ‘90, Treasurer Laura Cummings Lucy ‘85, Secretary William Perry ’80, Past President Jennifer Stacy Bartlett ‘93 Betsy Hammond Eaton ‘86 Paige Fitts Fox ‘82 Barbara Gushee ‘84 Robert Hatch ‘64 Melissa Smith Holden ‘82 Scott Leach ‘71 Lonni Lutte Lewis ‘59 Scott Lovejoy ‘77 David Miller ‘84 Ronald Sanborn ‘64 Cynthia Nagy Schoonover ‘78 John S. Weston ‘93

The FA magazine “Scenes” is published twice a year for alumni, current students and their families, faculty, staff, and friends of the Academy. It is mailed out one per household. For more copies, call us or go online at www.fryeburgacademy.org Many thanks to the members of the FA Alumni & Development Office: Todd Gallagher ‘82, Scott Kelly ‘53, Peter Klomp, Diane Lewey, Jane Lounsbury, Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95, Tim Scott Thanks to Barbara Hill ‘74-Archivist Photography by Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76, Barbara Hill ‘74, Todd Gallagher ‘82, and other contributors. Proofreading by members of FA’s Alumni Office, FA Employees & FA Students.

HEADMASTER’S CORNER

Allow me to move over and invite the New England Association of Schools and Colleges to occupy my normal space in Scenes. Every ten years they evaluate the Academy, a task they have performed for New England’s schools and colleges since 1885. From our 1792 perspective, they look like newcomers, but throughout the world, the Association is recognized as a paragon of academic and institutional expertise.

I am pleased and exceptionally proud to present the following excerpts, verbatim, from their report. In choosing the passages to include, I have sought a representative balance of commendation and recommendation.

“While the Academy’s mission does not appear on banners that proclaim it throughout the school, the visiting committee felt its centrality all around campus. Diversity is represented in several ways: an international student population that has grown significantly since the last self-study ten years ago, but also by different kinds of student backgrounds and needs in the day and boarding student populations. Respect and affection for a talented faculty and staff were apparent as the visiting committee interviewed administrators, parents, students, and members of the board of trustees. That the academic program is appropriately challenging and fosters an effective setting in which learning and growth take place is supported by the impressive list of colleges and universities attended by recent graduates as well as by the many levels of support offered by the core academic, English to Speakers of Other Languages, technical arts, special education, and other programs. A commitment to community is manifested in the expanding opportunities enumerated in the self-study.”

“The visiting committee notes a pattern of thoughtful governance work that has contributed in important ways to the stability and success of Fryeburg Academy.”

Dan Lee-Headmaster-Fryeburg Academy since 1993

“The board has been engaged in self-reflection and plans to continue the productive retreats that have resulted in goals that will assist the board in achieving and maintaining the mission of the Academy. Board efforts to adopt additional best practices for private school boards are evidenced by a comprehensive board self-study in October 2009 and in the implementation of recommendations from that work.”

“The campus master plan was updated in 2009 with implementation of the plan to proceed for the next ten to twenty years. The trustees’ role in the planning and construction of the new gymnasium after a devastating fire in 2005 is evidence of their commitment to provide the necessary resources to support the operations of the school.”

“The visiting committee commends the board’s strategic planning that has focused on financial management, fund-raising for campus and program improvements, and public relations and admissions.”

“The visiting committee commends the board’s remarkable sense of pride in and respect for Fryeburg Academy and its mission.”

“Fryeburg Academy offers a rich and well-designed program to a notably diverse student population. The academic program is appropriately extensive in scope, with course offerings ranging from remedial skill-building courses in the early years to upper-level courses that offer intellectual challenges commensurate with college courses. Additionally, the Academy offers alternative academic programs, notably the Pequawket Valley Alternative School, serving students who run the risk of dropping out of or failing at secondary school.”

“Co-curricular programs at Fryeburg Academy are varied and well supported. With the construction of the performing arts center, the athletic facility, and the library, the campus invites participation of students in life outside the academic arena. The arts program – in particular the music program – is rich in participation and achievement. The athletic program offers an array of sports at the varsity level and below, allowing students to participate at an appropriate level, as well as fitness activities that take advantage of excellent facilities. Residential students make full use of these facilities as well as the library, where many spend their afternoon activity time doing academic work.”

“The visiting committee observed that Fryeburg Academy is dedicated at all levels to insure that individual students have a positive experience. With dedicated administration, faculty and staff, student need is identified promptly and program modifications are made frequently to insure the success of all students. This has been made evident through improvements that have been made as a result of the school’s self-study. Examples include “KEY” meetings that have been implemented to provide for a forum for discussion of student concern and the introduction of the Naviance system to assist students, faculty and families with the college selection process. In addition, additional support

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has been made available to students through the recently established behavioral program.”

“The visiting committee commends Fryeburg Academy for a climate that is positive and inclusive. Students have a commitment to the school, feel supported and are happy in the program. Many demonstrate impressive leadership and support the diversity that exists in the school.”

“The visiting committee commends Fryeburg Academy staff for the caring support they give to residential students and for their investment in the residential program. Many consistently contribute time, energy, and skills, viewing their time in the dormitories as an opportunity to make a contribution to the students’ growth. In addition to providing necessary supervision, they offer additional assistance to individual students and provide extra-curricular activities based on their own and the students’ interests.”

“The visiting committee commends Fryeburg Academy for the weekend activity program, which provides opportunities for students to explore New England through a wide variety of experiences, as well as recreational and cultural activities created by the recent expansion of facilities.”

“There is a tension that exists between the autonomy of faculty who teach in an independent school and the inherent regulations and restrictions that come from state and local levels. While the faculty feels the self-study has helped illuminate positive qualities and identify issues to address, many feel there are not enough occasions for the flow of ideas from the bottom up. As new ideas about policies and program decisions are made, more opportunities for clearer and more frequent dialogue between the administration and faculty are desired. Faculty seek more dialogue around ideas, policies and programs.”

“The campus is truly an impressive sight. The addition of the new buildings has not compromised the historical character of the old.

The Academy has a small college atmosphere, with new buildings inspiring a sense of pride on the part of faculty and students. From the devastation of the October 2005 gymnasium fire, the Academy has emerged renewed and stronger. State-of-the-art facilities enhance student learning and make Fryeburg Academy the cultural and educational center of the town.”

“Building on the strong fundraising of the Phoenix Project, which raised $16 million to rebuild the campus, the Academy aspires to raise $30 million in its next capital campaign drive. Slated for new construction projects are the Alumni House, residential life, academics, the alternative program, athletics, and admission. Long and short term plans are slated to begin as early as 2011 and to be completed by 2020. These include plans in place to build new faculty housing, a renovation to the alumni building, and a new student center and dining hall. Classrooms will take the place of the old cafeteria and student center, while the dormitories will benefit from the new faculty housing as there will be an additional eight beds per building. The alternative program is slated to get new classroom space better suited for the program.”

MAJOR RECOMMENDATIONS “The visiting committee recommends that Fryeburg Academy re-examine its approaches to evaluation of employees.”

“The visiting committee recommends continued focus on communication within the Academy.”

“The visiting committee recommends ongoing, systematic curriculum review in the form of a well-articulated, school-wide curriculum plan.”

“The visiting committee recommends that the energy created by recent positive steps resolving some technology challenges be harnessed in service of the school’s two technology plans, now in an early state of implementation.”

MAJOR COMMENDATIONS “Fryeburg Academy is an exemplary, mission-driven school, providing an impressive range of services in support of a strikingly diverse student population. The Academy is characterized by a positive, inclusive culture that is apparent throughout the campus.”

“The Academy’s talented faculty demonstrates impressive commitment to students and to the institution.”

“Over the decade between the last self-study and the current selfstudy, the Academy has responded to urgent needs by renewing and transforming its campus, the care of which reflects the ongoing efforts of a dedicated staff. The commitment on the part of the administration and the board of trustees to garnering the resources that made this transformation possible is remarkable and it has created momentum for further improvements in the near future.”

Dan Lee, Headmaster

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PUBLIC RELATIONS & ANNUAL GIVING Loyalty...a definition - Bion R. Cram ‘33 - an FA student whose life was so positively affected by Fryeburg Academy and the influence of another alum, Harvey Dow Gibson 1898, that in return for that friendship and help, Bion, after a life of achievement and happiness, paid it forward. He paid it forward, actually...right back to the place that made the biggest difference in his life - Fryeburg Academy. In so doing, he reaffirmed his lifelong commitment to education. For those of us who attended Fryeburg Academy, we know the story of Bion Cram is about way more than money. It’s about the kids in our class, the teams we forged, the games we played, the rivals, the wins and the losses. It’s about the clubs and the field trips, the dances, the comraderie and the incredible friendships. It’s about the Maine way of life, and the combination of kids from here and kids from there. It’s about fall and football and field hockey, the first snowfall, the blizzards, the snow days, the skiing and the sound of the FA boiler cranking while we took tests, and then the dawn of spring, the crack of the bat against a baseball, the smell of the local soil as it gets its annual tilling.

It’s about the opening of young minds and the independence that we claimed from new knowledge and maturity. It’s about the four years we spent together at the most defining stage of our life. And that’s what makes this a critical time for every student that goes to Fryeburg Academy. And it is why we all need to take a lesson from Bion and support FA as it was supported for us.

Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76 with Speaking of relationships forged at FA, be sure to take a look at the beginning of our “MarRon Hill ‘49-Former FA riage Project.” These are couples who met here and whose families are based on that meeting. I Headmaster encourage all of you to send in your photos if you are an alum married to an alum.

I don’t think I ever thought back in the 70’s that I would be in a photo with my Headmaster Ron Hill ‘49! Mr. Hill and his wife, Alice Breen Hill ‘53, have been big supporters of the Academy and they attend many events.

Mr. Hill always has a hug and a kind, encouraging word for me - just like he did back in the 70’s. For those relationships I am eternally grateful. I hope you will take a moment in your day and think about those whose influence you have grown from, the classmates, the teachers, the place, and have a moment of gratitude. Always a Raider - your friend -

ARCHIVES

Recently, an alum stopped by the Archives Office to do some research for an upcoming program. The subject of “Fryeburg Academy Assemblies” was discussed, and how assemblies were a reflection of the time period, the climate and the culture of the Academy and of the community. The following excerpts are direct quotes about assemblies which were held at the Academy during past years: 1884 Yearbook - Mr. W.W. McCann, of Poland, delivered a very interesting lecture on “Luck vs. Pluck” at Academy Hall, on October 28. He treated the subject in a very able manner, giving many practical illustrations of Pluck. Mr. McCann regarded success as obtained by Pluck, or honest endeavor, rather than Luck.

1897 Yearbook - Professor W.B. Mitchell of Bowdoin College, delivered a lecture on books and reading.

1914 Yearbook - Colonel Stewart Barrows gave a lecture at Academy Hall on the evening of November 6. The subject of this lecture was “Our Country’s Arms,” several varieties of which Colonel Barrows had on exhibition.

1927 Yearbook - Leonhard Seppala of Nome, Alaska, and Theodore Kingeak of Unalaklat, Barbara Hill-FA Archivist Alaska, visited Fryeburg Academy. They were going through Fryeburg with dog teams from the races at Poland Springs and Mr. Seppala very kindly consented to talk to the students.

1936 Yearbook - On the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Samuel L. Clemens, more commonly known by his pen name, Mark Twain, the Junior English classes presented before the school a program commemorating the most generally beloved of American authors.

1943 Yearbook - Mr. Robert Goffin, a native of Belgium, was fortunate in having narrowly escaped the terrible Nazi Blitzkrieg of his country, and his thrilling tale of the exciting trip he made through the Continent trying to get to this country will long remain in our minds as a constant reminder of the terrors of the war abroad.

1951 Yearbook - Lt. James C. Whittaker presented an astounding story from part of his book, “We Thought We Heard the Angels Sing.” Lt. Whittaker was one of the men on the raft in the Pacific with Eddie Rickenbacker for twenty-one days. The story he told was of the remarkable birth of a faith which grew in his heart after the unbelievable events of his siege……

The Fryeburg Academy Archives wishes to thank the following alumni for their ongoing donations, thereby ensuring the memorabilia of this institution will be preserved for future generations: Gloria Horne Burnell ‘49 & Clayton Burnell ‘47, Stanley Ward ‘36, Pauline Emerson Libbey ‘39, Ruth Andrews Porter ‘40, Betty Bell Baker ‘44, Elizabeth Flint Hilton ‘44, Phyllis Walker Chandler ‘47, Florence Graves Tripp ‘55, Mary Weston Di Nucci ‘85 and Paige Fitts Fox ‘82. Feel free to stop by!

Barbara Hill ‘74-FA Archivist -3Fryeburg Academy, 745 Main Street, Fryeburg, Maine 04037, (207) 935-2001 x 3137, www.fryeburgacademy.org, e-mail-alumni@fryeburgacademy.org

NOTES & COMMENT FROM ALUMNI HOUSE Legacy - Late one afternoon early in winter, while waiting for a meeting of the Academy Trustees to begin, I stood for a while facing the glass windows of the library conference room and watched.

I watched the sea of students as they milled about at the circulation desk. I watched as others worked busily at the banks of computers that fill the center of the room. But most of all I noticed once again the breathtaking sense of space offered by this magnificent building; both inside and out beyond the glass. A building that was not even imagined just a few years ago is now the centerpiece of the series of buildings that together constitute the educational hub of the campus. Nestled in the heart of the Cram Library is a crescent-shaped reading room capped with a high vaulted ceiling of lovely wood trusses and framed by large windows facing south toward playing fields and the new athletic complex beyond.

As many times as I have stood here in this spot, I continue to be amazed at what has been created here. It is still a breathtakingly beautiful room, and just standing there watching the winter day pass into night reminded me once again how remarkable such a space can be. A space that exists for all of us to enjoy thanks to the generosity of one man.

What better legacy can a person leave behind than to know that long after anyone who knew him or her is gone, countless new generations of students and faculty will pass through these doors and use his name in everyday conversation? For a man who labored in a career which generated vast wealth but little public recognition, now and forever those efforts will be remembered for how he helped current and future generations of young people discover the gift of learning at a small school in Maine. Not all generous people want or need recognition, and at the outset this was never his goal. What he wanted was to know that the fruits of his labors would help people long after he was gone. The library, therefore, serves as a monument to a high ideal that transcends the practical laws of mortality. Without knowing, planning, or expecting it, Bion Cram has achieved immortality. As his heirs, we are both the recipients of his gifts and the keepers of his flame. For one simple man, this is a fine legacy, indeed.

Tim Scott, FA’s Director of Development The LaCasce Bequest Society exists for the benefit of anyone who would like to do something for the Academy and its students that will last forever. It is available for anyone of any age or means, and serves as the Academy’s highest level of donor recognition.

The Bion R. Cram Library at Fryeburg Academy - Opened 2003

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Alums - I hope this ALUMNI DIRECTOR Dear letter finds you all well and enjoying a great new year. I continue to enjoy touching base with old friends and meeting new ones every day in the Alumni office. We are in hopes of making more contact with you as this year goes along.

We have started to travel around the “Great State” of Maine, to reach out and visit with our closest alums. Trips to Auburn, Bangor and Portland, (in March) have started us on the Raider Road Show. It has been an attempt to come to you and keep you in touch with the Academy. We will be headed to the southern part of the state later in the year and, in all likelihood, a trip to the coast is in the works. However, we do not want to limit ourselves to just this state. We want to see YOU! Would you, any of you, spread around the country, like to host a gathering of Fryeburg Alums in your area? We are looking for anywhere and everywhere to come and visit and bring you up to speed on all the exciting new things going on at Fryeburg Academy!

How difficult is it to host a gathering? It is not hard at all. We have had cookouts at homes, dinners at local restaurants, drinks and hors d’oeuvres, and group outings at sporting events. We simply need an excuse to come see you. My goal is to connect with as many people as possible in the New Year to say hi, have lunch, and spread the good will of the Academy. The Alumni are the life blood of this school, plain and simple.

We need to keep you informed of the job we are doing for the youth who walk these hallowed halls. Many of you have been gone a long time and have lost touch with the school. It is my goal to rekindle your interest in what is happening here at Fryeburg.

Todd Gallagher ‘82-FA’s Director of Alumni With the Phoenix Project in its final stages, we turn our attention to many new and exciting projects for the school. Dorm expansion is on the horizon, increasing rooms for additional students and better faculty housing. Field expansion of the Howe Street property is in the near future, as well. Our ultimate goal is the construction of a new Alumni House - the kind of building that will be designed to showcase our rich alumni history.

These are all exciting things that will happen in the near future. We must remember that, just ten short years ago, the Bion R. Cram Library, the Ada Cram Wadsworth Arena, the Harvey Dow Gibson Recreation Center, the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center and the Pace Galleries were only dreams, as well. So with these new additions behind us, Fryeburg Academy continues to grow so that our students will have all the opportunities needed for a successful high school career.

My final thought is a rousing, “Let Me Hear from You.” Tell the Alumni Office what you are doing and where you are doing it. We need to know and we want to know. You are all important to the ongoing success for which the Academy strives. We want you to be as proud of this school today as you were the day you graduated. Todd Gallagher ‘82-FA’s Director of Alumni

REUNION 2011 - AUGUST 19, 20 & 21 Friday, August 19

4:00-5:30 pm - Headmaster’s Senior Reception Class Photos for 1920-1961 - Headmaster’s House front steps

5:00-7:00 pm - LaCasce Bequest Society Dinner (By invitation only)

Photo times-Class of 1961-4:10, 1956-4:20, 1951-4:30, 1946-4:40 Seniors (1920-1945)-4:50 FAAA Past Presidents & Distinguished Alums-5:00

6:00-8:00 pm - Our traditional Opening Reception Bion R. Cram Library 8:00 pm - “Collaboration Through the Years” talent by FA alums

Class 8x10 photos can be purchased for $14.00.

Saturday, August 20

6:00 pm - Alumni Banquet at the Fryeburg Academy Wadsworth Arena - A spectacular feast and celebration! $30 per person-$35 per ticket after 5 p.m. on August 12th.

ADVANCED PURCHASE IS PREFERRED.

10:00 am-5:00 pm - Alumni Office & FA Store Open 11:30 am- 2:30 pm - Guided Walking Tours of FA 12:30-1:00 pm - Film presentation “What’s Happening at FA Today?”

Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center 1:00-3:00 pm - Art Exhibit - FA Pace Galleries of Art 2:30 - 3:00 pm - State of Fryeburg Academy Address by Headmaster Dan Lee 3:00 pm - FA Alumni Association Annual Meeting 4:00-5:30 pm - Alumni Reception on the Front Lawn Class Photos for 1966-2006 - FA front steps: Photo times-Class of 2006-4:00, 2001-4:10, 1996--4:15, 1991-4:25, 1986-4:35, 1981-4:45, 1976-4:50, 1971-5:00, 1966-5:10

Sunday, August 21 9:00 am- F.A.A.A. “Golf Challenge” Fundraiser This event will take place on the athletic fields.

10:00-11:30 am - “See you next year” Brunch - LaCasce Dining Hall $5 per person payable at the door - see RSVP form for sign up.

THIS IS THE OVERVIEW OF REUNION. FURTHER DETAILS WITH RSVP FORMS WILL BE SENT TO YOU IN APRIL - DON’T MISS IT! -5-

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DIRECTOR OF GIFT PLANNING

I’m looking for 25 people who are interested in protecting their families from the pitfalls of the five following scenarios…and who might at the same time qualify for the LaCasce Society and help Fryeburg Academy.

1. Avoiding Probate - Avoiding probate is by far the most common reason why people seek out the advice of estate planning. While many have never even dealt with probate, they still know one thing - they want to avoid it at all costs. This stems from probate horror stories covered by the media or told by neighbors, friends or business associates. Suffice it to say that for the vast majority of people, avoiding probate is a very good reason for creating an estate plan and can be easily achieved.

2. Reducing Estate Taxes - The significant loss of one’s estate to the payment of state and/or federal estate taxes or state inheritance taxes is a great motivator for many people to put an estate plan together. Through the most basic planning, married couples can reduce or even possibly eliminate estate taxes altogether by setting up AB Trusts or ABC Trusts as part of their wills or revocable living trusts. In addition, a variety of advanced estate planning techniques can be used by both married couples and individuals to make the estate or inheritance tax bill less burdensome or completely go away.

3. Avoiding a Mess - Many clients seek the advice of an estate planning attorney after personally experiencing, or seeing a close friend or business associate experience a significant waste of time and money due to a loved one’s failure to make an estate plan. Choosing someone Peter Klomp-FA’s Director of Gift Planning to be in charge if you become mentally incapacitated, and after you die deciding who will get what, when they will get it, and how they will get it after you’re gone will go a long way towards avoiding family fights and costly court proceedings.

4. Protecting Beneficiaries - There are generally two main reasons why people put together an estate plan in order to protect their beneficiaries: (a) Protecting minor beneficiaries, and/or (b) Protecting adult beneficiaries from bad decisions, outside influences, creditor problems and divorcing spouses. If the beneficiary is a minor, all 50 states have laws that require a guardian or conservator to be appointed to oversee the minor’s needs and finances until the minor becomes a legal adult (at age 18 or 21, depending upon the laws of the state where the minor lives).

5. Protecting Assets From Unforeseen Creditors - Lately asset protection planning has become a very important reason why many people, including those who already have an estate plan, are meeting with their estate planning attorney. Once you know or even just suspect that a lawsuit is on the horizon, it’s too late to put a plan in place to protect your assets. Instead, you need to start with a sound financial plan and couple that with a comprehensive estate plan that will in turn protect your assets for the benefit for both you during your lifetime and for your beneficiaries after your death. You can also provide asset protection for your spouse through the use of AB Trusts or ABC Trusts and your other beneficiaries through the use of lifetime trusts.

I’m a phone call away and I would like to help you in formulating a plan to protect your legacy. Peter Klomp, Director of Gift Planning

THE 2010 ALUMNI DIRECTORY As promised in the last issue of Scenes, the new 2010 edition of Fryeburg Academy’s directory is now available to all alumni! The newest edition is divided into three sections: - The Biographical section lists alums by their last name, and if married, by their maiden name, as well. This section also lists the alum’s class year, most current residence, and if available, home telephone number, cell phone number, and email address. If we have no current residence, it is noted as No Valid Address with an asterisk (*).

- The Class Year section has everyone listed under his or her year of graduation. This section also notes whether the alum is Deceased (**) or Address Unknown (*).

- The Geographical section has all alumni listed by his or her State, City, and Country.

The reviews have been outstanding and the directory promises to be hours of enjoyable reading as alums look up classmates, old friends, past teachers and more! One alum from the class of 1957 called to say she thoroughly enjoyed reading her copy of the 2010 directory over the recent Christmas break.

Due to the high costs associated with printing this newest edition, we are charging $25.00 per copy, plus cost of postage if it’s necessary to mail. So, be sure to call me at 207-935-2001, extension 3128, or email me at dlewey@fryeburgacademy.org if you wish to have a copy reserved for you or put in the mail. We gladly accept most credit cards for your purchases, as well as personal checks. Also, as a reminder to all our alums, please remember that your directory is for personal use only and not for commercial use. Diane Lewey-FA’s Database Administrator

Jane Lounsbury-FA’s Alumni & Development Office Manager & Diane Lewey-FA’s Database Administrator want you to come in for a new directory!

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FA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Fryeburg Academy Alumni Association has been very busy and active for the past year. We are at full capacity with 18 board members. New to the board are Scott Lovejoy ‘77, David Miller ‘84 and Cynthia Nagy Schoonover ‘78. Bill Perry ‘80 has been hard at work with his committee organizing the Golf Event scheduled for August 21, 2011, at 9:30 a.m. Purchase your golf ball for $100 soon; they are going fast. The Alumni Ski Race and Party is set for March 4, 2011, at Shawnee Peak. The Race Course will be set from 4:30 to 7:30 pm, and the Party will take place in the lodge from 6 to 9:00 p.m. You DO NOT have to be a ski racer to attend this event. It’s all social! Live entertainment will be provided by Fryeburg Academy Rock Band - they are always excellent! We are accepting nominations for the 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award which is presented at the Reunion banquet on Saturday, August 20th. You can reach me at terrymacgillivray@gmail.com. I hope to see you all on March 4th! Thank you for your continued support of all things related to our great school.

Terry MacGillivray ‘81-President-Fryeburg Academy Alumni Association

Terry MacGillivray ‘81-President-Fryeburg Academy Alumni Association

Come to Shawnee Peak Ski Night - Friday, March 4th, 2011 - always a great time! You don’t have to ski to come. Photos from last year, Alyson Davis Smith ‘80 & husband, Barry; the Brothers MacGillivray-Bond ‘85 & Terry ‘81; Terry Buck ‘74, Kelly Bell Lloyd ‘78 & Tracy Bell Mason ‘74

Alumni Golf Challenge The Fryeburg Academy Alumni Association is holding its first ever “Cash Golf Challenge.”

Photo-Terry MacGillivray ‘81, Kelly Bell Lloyd ‘78 & Chris Dutton ‘90. It will be held the Sunday of Reunion, August 21st. The winner will receive up to $5,000.00. The event will take place right here at the Academy starting at 9:00 am, Sunday the 21st of August.

The idea is a simple one. 100 tickets sold at $100.00 per ticket.

Half the money goes to the winner and the other half to the Fryeburg Academy Alumni Association as a fundraiser. The challenge is to shoot a golf ball and land in the circle that is a predetermined distance away. All 100 ticket holders will shoot; if their ball stays in the circle, they will advance to the next round. The rounds will continue until one person is left to take home the cash. Tickets are available from all F.A.A.A. members and all participants must be 18 years of age. There will be door prizes and consolation prizes given out during the event.

You may also sponsor a shooter for your business or organization but that person must still be 18 years of age. If you have questions, feel free to ask any F.A.A.A. member. Sign up early for reunion and also this fundraising event. Only 100 tickets will be sold, so don’t get shut out.

What better way to enjoy the weekend than seeing old friends and going home with a little cash in the pocket.

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PACE GALLERIES OF ART AT FA The past six months have brought new excitement to the Pace Galleries. We opened the season in August with Canvassing the White Mountains 1834-1954: A Personal Collection. From the early nineteenth century until the early twentieth century, some of America’s most important artists were members of the White Mountain School. This exhibition was hugely popular; in fact, we extended the show into December.

The gallery actually expanded into the foyer with a textile exhibition titled “Trellis.” The installation by Katherine Harding will remain on view until March 2011. It consists of 184 scrolls suspended from the ceiling. The scrolls vary in size from 3-9 feet.

Our 2011 season began with the installation of a new exhibit, Logging in Maine….Then and Now; it is a cooperative exhibition with The Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum and The Maine Museum of Photographic Arts.

The exhibition features a series of John Day ‘67, Director of the Pace Galleries of Art at Fryeburg Academy with Headmaster paintings by Alden Grant that weave a narraDan Lee at the Moss Gallery Reception for FA alums in Falmouth, ME tive of logging operations in Maine woods at the turn of the century.

Also included is the work of Madeleine de Sinéty, born in France. She has photographed the life and work of Matt Lord, a horse logger in Chesterville, Maine. Her photographs have been the subject of solo exhibitions at The Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris, France (1996), and The Center for Maine Contemporary Art, Rockport, Maine (2001).

To complete the exhibition is the work of contemporary photographer, Tonee Harbert. His work comes to us via the Maine Center for Photographic Art. On Saturday, February 12th, we, along with the Jackson Historical Society, hosted the premiere of the documentary film, Brush and Pen: Artists and Writers of the White Mountains.

This film brings together beautiful paintings and literature created by some of America’s finest artists and writers of the 1800s and bridges a gap in the art and literature worlds by combining significant, meaningful, and historic White Mountain Art and literature in one format.

Upcoming exhibitions include The Maine Drawing Project in March and a retrospective of renowned New York artist Bohdan Osyczka in May. Our collection has expanded dramatically with donations with fine photography by Irvin Serrano, a John Muench oil, and a study collection of over 12 oils by artist and university professor Harry Nadler. Indeed, the art vault is looking full.

A recent effort to raise funds for the gallery through establishing a Founders Group has brought many generous donations to support the Pace Galleries program. Finally, the Academy has begun to create an endowment for the gallery. Please visit your Academy art gallery!

John Day ‘67, Director of the Pace Galleries of Art at Fryeburg Academy, jday@fryeburgacademy.org Sam & Sheila Robbins are collectors of White Mountain Art and lent their beautiful collection to FA. Thank you, Sam & Sheila!

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LEURA HILL EASTMAN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

The Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center continues to be a place that draws in members of our immediate community and those from far beyond it! Thanks to Rachel Damon ‘76, we’ve started using in our advertising the line, “It’s All Happening Here!” which we really feel is true!

For those of you here for reunion weekend, we hope you enjoyed the Palmina F. and Stephen S. Pace Galleries of Art Exhibit: Canvassing the White Mountains: A Private Collection. We were thrilled to have this exRoomful of Blues performed October 16, 2010 quisite collection of oil paintings from the School of White Mountain Art, including the works of Champney, Ordway and Baker to name just a few! The exhibit drew in a huge crowd and had to be extended through December 23! We now have a wonderful exhibit on logging in Maine….which is very different, but equally as interesting.

Sarah MacGillivray-FA’s Box Office Manager at We closed out summer at the end of August with a community presentation by White the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center, Mountain Musical Arts - the 22nd Annual Bach Festival. We then made a complete turn (207) 935-9232 around as we kicked off the fall with the first in our Blues Series with the Chris Duarte Band boxoffice@fryeburgacademy.org in concert, followed up the next week with a blast from the past the Chad & Jeremy Show! You may remember their string of hits - “Yesterday’s Gone,” “Summer Song,” “Willow Weep For Me,” “If I Loved You,” “Before and After” and “Distant Shores.”

Our FA Film Series continues, with box office hits like “Inception” and “The Social Network,” to Christmas favorites like “It’s a Wonderful Life” and “A Christmas Story.”

We also continue with documentary films, such as “A Man Named Pearl” and the upcoming “Beijing Taxi.” Also on screen, our Metropolitan Opera Live in HD Series remains one of our most popular series. With twelve operas this season, there has never been a better time to come out and give opera a try! Fryeburg Academy’s own Joe DeVito-FA Faculty (English) prepares a wonderful opera appreciation workshop every Wednesday prior to an opera, so if you’d like to hear a little taste Audiobody performed at FA on November 20, 2010 and learn about the show first, come on out! We added a similar series, this time from The National Theatre of London, to our list of events this year. With shows like “Hamlet” and “King Lear,” and the musical “Fela!,” there is truly something for everyone!

Of course our live shows cover a wide range as well. With groups like Roomful of Blues and Ronnie Earl and The Broadcasters for our blues crowd, to The Empire Brass with special guest Elisabeth von Trapp and The Portland String Quarter for those into more classical styles, to Rick Charette and AudioBody for the young and young at heart, it really is all happening here! My picks for favorites over the last few months have to be Hannake Cassel, Barefoot Truth, Ryan Montbleau and Vienna Teng. I have to say that we haven’t had a performer or group that we would not welcome back! We’ve met some wonderfully talented people and enjoyed some amazing performances. If you’ve missed any of them, we hope to bring some back, and we are always open to suggestions for others you Chad & Jeremy performed September 18, 2010 would like to see!

It could be that some of the largest audiences though, turn out for our own FA productions! With the all school musical, “Once Upon a Mattress” and our traditional Candlelight Concerts, I am always touched by how supportive our community is of our young and very talented students. The students never seem to disappoint us either! We’re looking forward to the Jazz Cabaret on March 22, and the Spring Concert set for May 12. As always, if you are in the area, check the Fryeburg Academy website for the most upto-date information on all of our performances, and we’ll see you at the PAC, because it is all happening here! Sarah MacGillivray, FA’s Box Office Manager Barefoot Truth performed December 20, 2010

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GOT BOOKS???

The Academy is embarking on a new program to expand its collection of fine and rare books. This effort will augment its growing collection of art and its present archive of regional and Academy history.

This is a unique time in the history of books. Computerized word processing and the digitizing of text are completely changing how the written word is conveyed and stored. Today’s young students will soon be accessing virtually all their study materials through electronic reading devices. Production of traditional, hard-bound books is diminishing in the face of new, more cost-efficient technologies.

According to antiquarian book collector and dealer John Moran, “Notable institutions of higher learning such as Fryeburg Academy are logical safe harbors for original fine and rare books from the great age of traditional publishing.” The Academy, now in its 219th year, is a vital bridge that spans the present and joins the past with the future.

Helping to build a fine collection of noteworthy books from the 1800’s and 1900’s is a new and unique way for alumni to enhance and strengthen the Academy’s future. “I have no doubt that amongst FA’s alumni are a great number of fine and rare books, the donation of which would readily help to establish the foundation of a prominent and worthy collection,” says Moran.

John Moran Where to begin? “That’s easy” he says, “First editions (signed and unsigned) of books that have retained their importance are priority #1…these cover a very wide range of fiction and non-fiction, e.g., “To Kill a Mockingbird,” “Nineteen Eighty-Four,” “The Origin of Species,” “Catch-22,” “Life on the Mississippi,” “Moby Dick,” “Civil Disobedience,” to name but a very few. Priority #2 would be titles from the golden age of illustrated books (1890-1945)…classics featuring the artwork of N.C. Wyeth, Howard Pyle, Arthur Rackham, Wily Pogany, Maxfield Parrish, Frank Godwin, Rockwell Kent, Harry Clarke, Edmund Dulac, Kay Nielsen, and many others. This is just the tip of the iceberg. I am confident that well over half of FA’s alums have books on their shelves that are worthy of being included in the collection. The Academy is an ideal repository for an archive of importance and this is an ideal time to develop it.”

There is a two-fold benefit to this effort, both for the Academy and for the donor. Any book that is donated to the Academy would benefit the donors by affording a meaningful tax deduction for the value of the book, and the Academy will soon offer a comprehensive fine book library to serve the region, which, coupled with the related collections of art and historic memorabilia, help to meet the Academy’s growing role as the regional hub of educational and artistic resources.

For more information about selecting books to donate or helping us build our antiquarian book collection, please contact FA’s Alumni & Development Office at 207-935-2001, ext. 3137, or John Moran at 207-697-2034.

FA GUIDANCE

There is much excitement as college acceptances arrive for students who applied early. Many seniors are putting finishing touches on their applications, while others are considering other future plans. The focus is now on financial aid and completing the required documents for eligibility purposes. The school counseling department offered a financial aid workshop in the beginning of December to help families navigate this process.

The Civil Rights team attended a workshop this fall and its members are beginning their efforts to spread awareness of our harassment policy and broadcast the message that everyone should feel safe, welcome and respected at FA. This team is supported by Ms. Kathy Wilson Dunham ‘77, Mr. Greg Huang-Dale and me.

Comprehensive work was undertaken to register new seniors and all underclassmen on Naviance, which provides a comprehensive approach to the career planning process. This program has been well received by students and allows families to be involved in the process. Naviance allows us to not only utilize college, course and Nicole Cote-Crosskill ‘77-FA’s Director of Guidance career planning features when building individual learning plans—it also lets us rewith Jenelle Lane ‘11 ceive detailed status information on school forms, recommendations, and transcripts, including when they’re actually processed by colleges.

The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) and the Accuplacer were also administered to interested students this fall.

These provided students with information regarding choices and decisions that they can make for their future career plans. The Accuplacer is used in many community colleges for admission purposes, providing institutions with data of student skill level in math, English and reading.

An Accuplacer math prep course will be offered during the May term to allow students the opportunity to work on this academic area. This course is available to all students regardless of whether or not they took this assessment.

This fall, FA, in collaboration with White Mountains Community College, opened its doors to our first Running Start college course.

Through this partnership, students are earning college credits in a science course taught during the regular school day. Second semester, several juniors and seniors are taking advantage of “On Course for College,” a collaborative effort with Central Maine Community College to provide an English college course for credit here on Fryeburg Academy’s campus. The cost of tuition is covered for Maine students by the state. We hope to continue to offer this partnership to all community members (adult learners) and eligible high school students in the evenings, right here in our backyard. Thank you for your support! Nicole Cote-Crosskill ‘77-Director of Guidance

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FRYEBURG - MORE THAN “THE ACADEMY” AND “THE FAIR” INDIAN ACRES & FOREST ACRES - SUMMER CAMPS

The Totem Poles at the entrance to Indian Acres Summer Camp, Fryeburg, Maine

For many of us travelling the Fryeburg roads in winter, “Indian Acres Hill” can provide a particular challenge. Even in summer it’s best to slow down. It gives us all time to review the totem poles leading into Indian Acres Summer Camp at the base of the hill.

Forest Acres and Indian Acres are about two miles apart in Fryeburg and are owned by Neal and Julie Waldman of Needham, MA. They provide an old world, traditional Maine summer camp experience for children between the ages of seven and 16. Each year they have approximately 290 campers (www.indianacres.com). Campers participate in water sports (Indian Acres sits on the Saco River), archery, horseback riding, tennis, baseball, martial arts, dance, drama and lots more. The camps are non-denominational. Friendships are forged for a lifetime. The result: Self-esteem, confidence and independence.

Indian Acres and Forest Acres were established in 1924 by Abraham and Gertrude Krasker of Fryeburg. In 1962, their son, Dick, became the owner. In 1969 Dick married Sandy DeBoom, an Indian Acres staff member. Dick travelled all over the world recruiting interested campers, while Sandy maintained the camp operations. “Mostly we succeeded by word-of-mouth. At camp, and through recreation, kids learn lots of values and life lessons. Being away from mom and dad helps children learn to make decisions and form relationships. All sorts of wonderful things come out of the experience.”

Dick, a lifelong advocate for the camps, even after he sold to the Newmans, and then they sold it to the Waldmans in 2005, adds, “The camps are good for the Maine economy. We’re in the export business. We’re exporting an experience.” Dick says of the Waldmans, “Neal and Julie met at camp and Neal’s brother and sister were former campers as well. They all have lots of love for the tradition of Indian Acres and Forest Acres. The Waldmans’ two daughters were campers and counselors.”

Dick & Sandy Krasker, former owners of Indian Acres & Forest Acres

Neal Waldman says, “The relationship between our camps and Fryeburg Academy is extremely strong. In 1976, Pinky True (who would go on to become Headmaster at FA) was the head counselor.

When he became the Headmaster at MCI in Pittsfield, Maine, my friend,

Neal & Julie Waldman, the current owners of Indian Acres & Forest Acres with daughters, Sarah & Johanna

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Steve Liscovitz, and I went there to teach.” Steve also taught at FA. Several FA teachers, including Pat Fox (Drama), Nicole Cote-Crosskill ‘77 (Director of Guidance), Sharon Gilman (English), Bobbi Muse (French), Angie Garrett (Math) and Tom Ackley (Math) provide academic summer tutoring to campers. Many alums have worked at the camps over the years and they include Alan Whitaker ‘77, Rick Kiesman ‘82, Herb Eastman ‘44, John Atwood ‘71, his children-Tim ‘06, Liz ‘07 & Emily ‘09, Scott Kelly ‘53, Sandy True, Sherry True Ingalls ‘76, Kathy True Ela ‘78, Mike Sanborn ‘78, Jean Thebault Bruenle ‘83, Hallie Morris Humphrey ‘78 and Mike Mowry ‘87, to name a few.

Several local kids have been campers over the years, including alums Kit Trumbull ‘88, Mary Jean Trumbull ‘87, Chris Pike ‘84, Steve ‘80, Kent ‘84, and Scott Graustein ‘82, Chris ‘92 and David Seeley ‘89, Mark ‘82 and Paul True ‘88, Courtney Baker Lee ‘91 and Meridith Baker Perry ‘89, Travis Mosley ‘10 and Alex Denney ‘08. Steve Graustein ‘80, FA’s Director of Technology, attended camp for eight years and was also a counselor. He says, “It was fun meeting kids from all over the world. Kind of like here (FA). I learned a lot of different things. It’s where I learned to horseback ride!” (Writer’s Note-Apologies to those we missed on this list! Too numerous to mention.)

Alan Whitaker ‘77, FA’s Director of Food Service, Alan Whitaker ‘77, FA’s Director of started working for Dick Krasker in the kitchens at Food Service & longtime IA & FA Indian Acres and Forest Acres when he was 13 and employee continues to this day. Alan says, “I was so impressed with Dick Krasker. He is such a hard worker. He has been very good to me. Dick made me go to college. If it wasn’t for him, I probably wouldn’t have gone.” Almost 40 years later, Alan and his crew from FA provide daily food service at the camps. Don Wentworth ‘67 and Kevin Whitaker ‘82 have been there over 30 years, Julie Barton Denney ‘73 for 20 years and Sandy Panno Whitaker ‘86 for 17 years.

John Atwood ‘71, FA Faculty (History) worked as a counselor at Indian Acres. All three of his children have worked there as well – Tim ‘06, Liz ‘07 and Emily ‘09. John says, “I had a wonderful time teaching golf, tennis and soccer at Indian Acres. I told my kids it was the best experience you could have at a summer job and it was right down the road. You can’t become a counselor until you’ve completed one year of college so they all had to wait until they were 19.

Two years ago Liz was the director of soccer at Forest Acres and Tim was the director of soccer at Indian Acres. Both had a wonderful experience. Emily worked last summer as a secretary at Forest Acres. The friendships you make continue forever.”

Don Wentworth ‘67, FA Food Service & Henar Landa of Spain began as a counselor at Forest Acres. Based on her expanding role as the Spanish connection, Henar started her own company called “Round the World Spain.” She now longtime IA & FA employee

places about 400 students per year at over 30 camps and schools in New England, including dorm students at Fryeburg Academy.

Gary McClurg, FA’s recently retired faculty member (Guidance), has worked as a summer counselor at Indian Acres for 40 years.

“Sheila and I were married in 1971 and were living in South Dakota. In 1972 we decided to work at a New England camp.

Sheila applied at Indian Acres through a nursing magazine. Dick Krasker called her and hired her over the phone. Sheila said to Dick, ‘I have a husband who loves sports and he needs work as well.’ Dick said, ‘Bring him along.’ That first summer, Fred Westerberg and I were the maintenance men at camp. I couldn’t even screw in a lightbulb. I love baseball and I’d be on the field and kids started coming out to play. Dick hired me in 1973 as the baseball director. After our first summer, Sheila had been offered a year-round nursing job in New Jersey. Dick said, ‘We have to keep you here.” It just so happens that there was an opening for a school nurse at FA. Dick talked to Pinky True, Sheila was hired, and we moved into the infirmary. I think Pinkie loved Sheila ‘cause she was short! She was five feet tall.” Gary describes their living quarters in the FA infirmary, “We lived on the right side of

Henar Landa from Round the World Spain & Stephanie Morin FA’s Director of Admission

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Gary McClurg, FA Retired Faculty (Guidance)

the infirmary with no living room and no bedroom. We had a bed in this one room with a tiny kitchen.

We loved it. In 1973 they moved us upstairs. Our neighbors in the house were faculty members, Larry-Former FA Faculty and Ellen Welch. We lived on campus ‘til 1979.” Sheila McClurg, dedicated FA school nurse, passed away in 1991. Gary and Sheila have two children, FA alums, Jim McClurg ‘92 and Meredith McClurg ‘95. Jim runs a non-profit organization in Palo Alto, California, called Eastern Horizons. He works with kids from the inner city and he refers candidates to Indian Acres and Forest Acres– about eight kids per year. Meredith got her undergraduate degree from Colorado State and now lives in Bend, Oregon. She is a nanny and is finishing her master’s in teaching.

Gary says, “There has always been a good and reciprocal relationship between Fryeburg Academy and Indian and Forest Acres. Both places are amazing – phenomenal, really. I’ve met so many great people. My best friends are from camp.” Gary retired this past June 2010 after 38 years of coaching and teaching at FA. He is 62 years old. In 2005, Indian Acres named and dedicated their baseball field to Gary McClurg.

When the Gibson Gym at FA burned down in October 2005, Indian and Forest Acres made a very generous offer to open its doors for use to FA. All FA tennis practices and home matches are played on courts at Indian and Forest Acres.

I got an opportunity to talk to two former campers (from away!) this past summer, Dr. Jane Rudolph, a gynecologist from Boca Raton and Andy Cornblatt, the Dean of Admissions at Georgetown Law School. Jane met her husband, Stephen Weinberg, at camp and her daughter, Hailey, age 13, is now a camper at Forest Acres. Andy was eight years old when he came to Indian Acres. “I stayed ‘til I was 44! And I recently came back to direct the co-ed plays. I was a camper from age eight to 16. Then I became a counselor, then head counselor and a few other jobs. Now my son, Nathan, 14, is a camper. My daughter went to Forest Acres. I met my wife here and my three brothers came here and two of them met their wives here as well. And, believe it or not, my mother was a camper here. The experience for us (my family) was terrific. Our memories are so great and strong.”

Jane and Andy have maintained a lifelong friendship from their camp days and with Fryeburg. “We love everything about Fryeburg. We remember Solari’s; The Dairy Joy.” Andy adds, “I even remember The Clam Shell and the Volvo Tennis Tournament!” Jane says, “I just met Jimmy Oliver ‘64, the son of the original pharmacist…in Fryeburg.” Jane is referring to Bill Oliver ‘38, who ran Rexall Pharmacy on Main Street in Fryeburg for decades.

When Jane returned to Forest Acres for a Reunion after a 30-year absence, she walked into the same cabin she had as a child. “The walls brought back such great memories. The same smell. The spiders. The pine needles. The great memories came flooding back. I love it all.”

Written by Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76 Dr. Jane Rudolph & Andy Cornblatt Indian Acres & Forest Acres campers

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EYE ON ALUMNI JOHN GILLIN ‘41

I took a drive to Duxbury, Massachusetts, to visit John Gillin ‘41. We talked about his old memories of FA and his life to date. John turned 87 on November 2nd.

John came from Bangor, Maine, to Fryeburg Academy for his junior year. His brother, James Gillin ‘37, attended FA for his senior year. James’ daughter, Patricia Gillin Nottoli Ranger ‘60, also attended FA. Unfortunately, she passed away in November 2010 at the age of 68.

John’s father, James, was an attorney in Bangor.

John Gillin ‘41 at his home in Duxbury, MA His mother, December 2010 Hazel, was a homemaker.

Besides brother James, John had one sister, Hazel Delano Gillin.

I can attest to John Gillin’s comedic timing and very dry sense of humor. He says his father encouraged argument and discussion at home, but his mother and he were the quiet ones. “My brother and sister were very humorous and funny right up ‘til the day they died. If I have humor, I owe it to Jack Benny and Bob Hope.”

“I was tickled pink with the Academy,” John says. “I was away from home and I was the only one to have a car! There were about 30 male John Gillin ‘41 with his 1940-41 basketball team at FA. John keeps this photo as boarding well as many others from his FA days hung in his house. students and 20 female at that time.

Most of them were from the Boston area. I was a basketball player and immediately got recognition that I didn’t get at Bangor. I worried that I wouldn’t get on the basketball team. The coach said, ‘Don’t worry you’re going John Gillin ‘41 & Caroline Neal ‘42 in John Gillin ‘41 with his Four Square Man Club at FA - January 1940 to be on the Bangor, ME, Christmas 1943, while John was team.’ It on leave from the US Navy.

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wasn’t until later that I understood they needed a sixth person on the team. I was number 6.”

“I went out for football first. I met Coach Ron Torrey. He saw what I could do. Then he said, ‘You’re going to be manager of the team.’ One of my jobs was making the lines for the football field. I thought I could do a better job using my car. Our team ended up with a penalty in the first game when the ref started pacing out the lines and instead of ten feet between lines, I had put 12 feet. I was not footballplayer material.”

John says, “Everyone liked Coach Torrey. We treasured him. He would give pep talks and tell some story to inspire the team. The whole school would be at the pep rally. He

John - US Naval Academy 1943

was good at that. Everyone admired him.”

“We had much respect for “Mister” and Mrs. LaCasce. She was very much in the foreground. Teachers were not something I had been up against at Bangor before running into FA’s serious teaching efforts. My arithmetic teacher, Pop Grierson, had written a problem on the chalkboard on the first day of school.

He said if anyone can solve the problem they could walk out right then and be done for the year. It had to do with trisecting an angle. No one got it. My brother had him as a teacher also and used to talk about that problem.”

1999-John with his wife, Mary, - the comedy team!

“Mister was really something. Cliff Gray was another wonderful, wonderful person. Teacher Chris Rawlis taught me to read newspapers. Any newspaper. He made it required reading and he would ask questions the next day.”

“Caroline Neal ‘42 was my first love. She was a beautiful girl, quiet and more worldly than I. She had been brought up in New York City riding the subways to school.

She was pretty and softspoken and anyone who liked me back then was okay in my book.”

1981-John sailing aboard the Quadroon

John admits that academically he “just got by.” “My attendance was perfect, however!

And my conduct was good. Athletics were good. I was a pitcher on the baseball team and Cliff Gray was my

2000-John and Mary Gillin, Duxbury, MA

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coach. I didn’t last long because I was afraid when I got up to bat. I didn’t even become the manager of that team!”

On June 6 of 1941, John graduated from FA and went on to Bard College. Within seven days of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, John and four buddies went to New York City to enlist in the Navy. “We had no idea we were going to be drafted anyway. We joined on our own. The guy who was interviewing us got us worked up in his speech saying, ‘Let’s go out and get those sons of bitches.’ We were sent back to Bard where I joined SAE (Sigma Alpha Epsilon) and waited for the call.

While I was home in Bangor, I took a military test and did very well on testing in math and electricity. I got notified that I needed to take a physical. My mother had made a nice, cold chicken picnic and with my father we drove to John Gillin ‘41 with his Class of 1941 photo Portland to take my physical. We decided to have the picnic after the physical. Well, I had the physical and they marched me out another open dutch door to wave goodbye to my parents. I never did get the chicken dinner.

From there we went to the Finger Lakes to Sampson Naval Training Station in NY. From there I went to radar training school in Chicago for a 28-week course.”

“Right before being sent overseas, I went on a train to NYC to meet Caroline. That was the last time I saw her. From San Francisco we were shipped to the Philippines. I got assigned to a ship and that took me up to Shanghai. We went to Korea and once to Japan.

I was discharged in April of 1946 and headed back to Bard as a junior. I finished my B.S. in Science and met my wife, Mary Perrot, from Manhasset, LI, NY, there. She got her B.S. degree in Political Science from Bard. We got married by a Justice of the Peace in June of 1948 and bought a cottage on the Erie Canal.”

“Our first daughter of four was born in 1950 in Syracuse, NY. Life was good. I was working for General Electric. I left GE to get into a get-rich-quick company with one of my brothers-in-law. We moved to Chicago Heights to set up our precision plating company. I was the chief engineer. We didn’t get rich quick. Everything in my life had lasted about two years up ‘til that point. We were renting a house on a typical Midwestern street and sat on the porch at night and waved to people. We decided we’d better get back East while we could still afford to do so. I went to work for Raytheon as an environmental engineer testing their products. I got past my two-year habit and stayed with Raytheon for 30 years. I worked at Raytheon locations in Wayland, Waltham and Sudbury.

We lived in Natick, MA, the entire time. All my daughters attended Natick High School. I tried to send them to Fryeburg and I also tried to get my daughters to send their daughters to the Naval Academy. Girls are allowed in now.” John and Mary Gillin have four daughters, Laura, Dorothy, Katherine and Emilie, three grandsons and five granddaughters.

John’s passion is sailing. “It is certainly what I enjoyed the most and Mary did, too (Mary Gillin passed away in 2003). We were always attracted to the ocean, and we made wonderful friends in the sailing community. I grew up on Lake Lucerne in Maine and couldn’t conceive of being away from the water, and I never was. I sailed very regularly up until last year.”

John’s thoughts for students today - “I’m most struck when reading Scenes by the cross section of the student body. They were mostly white, Protestants at FA, when I attended in 1940 & 1941. There were no ethnic groups at all. There were ‘townies’ and ‘dorm’ students. That there is so much diversity in the present student body is both the great strength of FA and the everlasting benefit for today’s students. This was no accident. It is the work of dedicated educators, philanthropy and ‘Mister’ & Mrs. Elroy O. LaCasce, their children; Daniel Webster, Harvey Dow Gibson 1898, Bion R. Cram ‘33 and others. I am also impressed with the over thirty organized activities - music, football, soccer, etc. There was only male baseball, football and basketball, with no girls activities when I was at the Academy.”

“I’d say to students today - don’t get tied up in athletics, because I feel that is why I didn’t get more education than I could have gotten. I’m not sorry, because I had so much fun playing sports. I hate the way athletics are going now with bickering, screaming, over-parenting and politics. I think sports are overemphasized even though I lived it and ate it up during my day. My father always encouraged academics and I would say the same thing to students today, rather than emphasizing sports in your life. I’m glad I went to the Academy. I got away from home and began to think for myself.” Email John at: jmgillin@verizon.net.

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EYE ON ALUMNI FEI WU ‘01

I first met Fei Wu ‘01 when she attended one of our Boston regional socials held at the Museum of Science. She and I got together for lunch recently and then again at her apartment in Brighton to do an interview for Scenes.

When I arrived at Fei’s apartment, I met her mother, Xiang (pronounced: Shang), who was visiting from Beijing. Xiang is a very well-known artist in Beijing who worked at the Forbidden City (also known at the Palace Museum) as a curator for over 30 years. Xiang does not speak much English so Fei translated our conversation.

Fei spoke about her experience applying to Fryeburg. “My parents and I worked with an education agency before I applied to Fryeburg. We looked at a few schools near Boston but I picked Fryeburg. I met with Tracy Tryder and Alan Whittemore (formerly of FA’s Admission Office) at our home in Beijing and really liked them.” Tracy and Alan were both very impressed with Fei’s achievements as a high school student and decided she was perfect for the Academy and the Academy was perfect for her!

At 15, Fei took first place in a national spoken English competition in Beijing and was offered a position as a DJ at Fei Wu ‘01 - Senior Photo from the FA Yearbook China National Radio Station.

She was the youngest DJ in the station’s 60-year history. Fei wrote, directed and hosted a weekly radio show every Monday over the course of one year.

When ice hockey was first introduced to China, she had the opportunity to learn and play against people who worked at the US and Canadian Embassies. Her dream came true after she arrived at Fryeburg Academy where she played hockey as the only girl on the boy’s varsity hockey team and was elected team captain. During the same season, Coach Mango and Fei founded the first girls’ hockey team at Fryeburg. After she left Fryeburg for college, she received her first-degree black belt at the internationally recognized Jae Hun Kim Tae Kwon Do Institute after five years of rigorous training.

Fei is Fei Wu ‘01 with her mother, Xiang Lee, at Fei’s an only child. apartment in Brighton, MA. With the influence of two well-known artist parents, Fei grew up in a nontraditional family compared to her friends’ families in Beijing, China. Her parents inspired and encouraged her to take on challenges considered unusual or even unwise by their own peers.

Fei’s parents met while serving in the Army of the People’s Republic of China. Fei’s father, Mr. Wu, joined the Army in 1965. Fei’s mother, Xiang, joined the Army in 1969. They were married in 1977. Fei was born in 1983.

Mr. Wu worked with the Army in different capacities and retired at the age of 60. He served as the art director of the medical division of the Army. He also authored

Art by Xiang Lee

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books on many subjects including how to teach calligraphy to children. Mr. Wu passed away in December 2009. He was recognized as one of the top calligraphers in China. Mr. Wu designed the calligraphy for the Bank of China logo.

“When I grew up, all my friends were only children. The onechild policy has helped with the population problem in my country. However, it is not a problem that is easily solved and will potentially take years to solve.” This is one of the most common questions she’s been asked since her arrival in the US. Fei loves life in both China and the U.S. “There are a lot of benefits to living in the U.S. The air quality is wonderful; the people in general are very educated; there is more space and more opportunities.” She added, “In China, school and work life can be very hectic but Chinese people know how to treat Fei is accomplished in Tae Kwon Do themselves and de-stress. The food is absolutely amazing and usually very good for you.” Fei grew up in a household where greens are served with every meal and fruits are served in place of desserts. “In Beijing, you have a lot of options when it comes to food. Two people can spend just a few dollars or hundreds.”

One downside of life in Beijing is the traffic. Though the public transportation system is well-developed with hundreds of bus lines and high speed trains, it is still difficult to manage in one of the busiest cities in the world.

Fei loves talking about her Fryeburg experience. “I became friends with Tracy Tryder’s children, Chelsea ‘02 and Myles ‘03, in no time; I moved into Frye Hall and had a German roommate, Franz ‘02. She introduced me to my prom date, Konrad; I was only at Fryeburg for nine months, but in that time I played ice hockey, softball and learned to play alto saxophone. Mr. Brent LaCasce ‘78-FA Faculty (Fine Arts Chair) was amazing and he gave me the opportunity to learn from the very beginning.” Fei took her first theater class with Ms. Pat Fox-FA Faculty (Fine Arts). During the senior play, Fei sang a rock song written by Ben Hammond ‘01, now enjoying success himself as a professional musician.

One of the moments Fei will never forget is the Christmas concert in 2000. Her saxophone broke just before the concert started. Lori Royer ‘03, the lead of the section, decided to give her own saxophone to Fei to perform during the entire concert. “It was my best performance in the best concert I had ever been in.”

Fei had never been a troublemaker in school, but she decided to experience the American version of detention once before she graduated. She recalled an Fei is a snowboarder incident of returning to the dorm late one night after practicing the saxophone at the music hall. “I was on dorm restriction one weekend for it!” she laughed.

There were many more moments fresh in her mind. “I loved Dan Turner. He was my Physics teacher and he makes everyone feel alive. Mrs. Barbara Douglass was my college advisor. She was wonderful and helped me through the overwhelming college application process. Jackie Smith was my dorm parent. After discovering I was a huge hockey fan, she bought me a book on hockey that is sitting on my shelf right now.” Fei remembers everyone at Fryeburg fondly.

Fei received yet another title before she ended her senior year – Prom Queen. “I had no idea what prom queen even was, not to mention receiving it.” Fei still looks surprised. “There were so many smart, athletic and beautiful girls in my class. I had no idea that it was going to be me. My guess is that everyone knew me because I participated in so many activities at Fryeburg, and I was happy and friendly.”

Fei was captain of the FA girls ice hockey team and received the Senior Esprit de Corps Award at graduation which is awarded to the student who best exemplifies the spirit of the Academy.

After graduating from Fryeburg, Fei studied at Northeastern University, where they have a five-year program that alternates between semesters of classwork and semesters where the students work full-time at various companies. By the time she graduated from -18Fryeburg Academy, 745 Main Street, Fryeburg, Maine 04037, (207) 935-2001 x 3137, www.fryeburgacademy.org, e-mail-alumni@fryeburgacademy.org

college, Fei had already worked for three major software companies full-time and built a portfolio that helped her land a job as a business consultant at Sapient Corporation.

Fei’s advice to students reflects something she learned from Mr. & Mrs. Vachon (English teacher and dorm parents). The Vachons now live in California. “Mr. Vachon said in my English class, ‘Don’t be lazy. Just remember whenever you walk by a sign in school, read it!’

I continued this habit from Fryeburg to Northeastern, where I joined the Entrepreneur Club (hosted by the College of Business Administration) as the only student from the College of Computer Science. The sign said ‘everyone is welcome’. I wasn’t sure so I reached out to the professor who ran the session and he accepted me. It was a lot of fun and I had exposure to different people, industries and gained new professional relationships.

Fei also feels strongly that kids need to know there are other ways to have fun besides drugs and alcohol. “Don’t abuse yourself. People tend to go overboard. I’ve seen some sad stories. I say it’s okay to be different.” She smiled, “I was the dorky Chinese kid who wore the supersized jersey and loved to play hockey. In the end I got reassurance from everyone.

People respected what I did and who I was. So be different!”

Fei’s future plans might include the pursuit of an MBA. “I hope to go to MIT (Sloan) one day. It is very competitive in the real world but you need to give yourself a chance, even if you don’t make Fei Wu ‘01 - Boston, December 2010 it in the end.” There are three things Fei wants to accomplish from now on: “First, I plan to explore the healthcare field in China. When my father was hospitalized, I noticed dramatic improvements in the Chinese healthcare industry, but many people only have access to very basic coverage. In addition, clinical trials in China will take a long time. Moreover, patients and their families are not properly educated about treatment procedures and expected results. I would like to help families in China take advantage of these and other life-saving resources.”

Fei Wu ‘01 with friend Pu Chen ‘02. Pu graduated from Northeastern in Boston and is pursuing his graduate degree there as well.

Email Pu at: shuperpu01@gmail.com

Fei’s second plan is to work on a book (or potentially a blog) that features worldclass athletes who have retired. “I am friends with Michael O’Malley. He was a four-time U.S. Tae Kwon Do Champion and captain of the U.S. Team. He represented his country nearly 30 years ago and is still extraordinary. I want to interview and write stories about these hidden heroes and share them with the world. People will be interested to know what they have accomplished and what they will continue to contribute.” Last but not least, Fei would like to open an art gallery to feature artworks produced by her mother, father and herself.

“My mother is a huge fan of Fryeburg Academy just as I am,” Fei says. “People will ask my mother, ‘Where did Fei go to college?’

She will say, ‘I don’t know but she went to Fryeburg Academy and it was great!’ Fryeburg always acknowledged my existence.

They put me on a live radio show. I was a DJ in China for a year and Alan (Whittemore) made sure that I got to do that here. Me and my broken English. I did an interview with WMWV and talked about my life and who I was. I talked about China and the politics.

They asked me to do a commercial for Fryeburg Academy. I just closed a $3 million project at Sapient, but I remember these things more.”

Eastman Science Center at Fryeburg Academy, built 1995

Fei hopes to continue contributing to Fryeburg by working as an event coordinator in Boston, advising students and sharing her Fryeburg stories for generations to come.

Written by Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76

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THE MARRIAGE PROJECT Did you know that we have over 350 FA alums who have married other FA alums? Last year I sent out a letter to all our married alums asking them to send in their wedding photo, a bit about themselves now, and a current photo. Keep those photos coming! Here are the results so far.

Ken ‘66 and Brenda Jasiecki Coen ‘70 celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on July 10, 2010

Rob ‘97 and Crystal Coen Drew ‘97 Wendy Fox Hammond ‘86 & John Hammond ‘84 were married on May 21, 1991 in Stoneham, Maine.

They have one daughter, Taylor Elizabeth, born on September 30, 1993. Wendy received her BS in Nursing from Saint Joseph’s College and is a Nurse Case Manager at Martin’s Point Health Care in Portland.

John is a Propane Field Supervisor at Dead River Company in Portland.

The Hammonds live in Gorham, Maine.

Email: Immarn90@ Maxine Stuart Harmon ‘66 & David Harmon ‘66 with daughter, aol.com Jill Harmon-Starbard ‘87 Email: mxnharmon@gmail.com

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Rick MacFarlane ‘80 & Brenda Bodeau MacFarlane ‘81 were married on August 23, 1986. They have two children, both attending Purdue University. They live in Fishers, IN. Family photo (front row l-r)-Rick MacFarlane ‘80, Brenda Bodeau MacFarlane ‘81, Lillian MacFarlane; (back row)-Brianne McInnis ‘07, Taylor MacFarlane, Nick MacFarlane, Bonnie MacFarlane McInnis ‘75, Mallory McInnis ‘04 & Gary McInnis ‘73. Email: macsteel1@comcast.net

Laurie Burnell Weston ‘63 & George Weston ‘60

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Chris Marques '03 & Annie Rae Ross Marques ‘03 were married on December 31, 2008 by JP Ryan Nash ‘04.

They had a second wedding on July 25, 2010. Wedding party (l-r): Kory Orfant, Cat Gilmore '05, Blake Hamilton, Ryan Nash '04, Shanna Miller '03, Avelyn Marques (daughter of the Bride and Groom), Amanda Gilmore, Bryan Doucette, Heather Shugars Rowe '04, Nate Marques, Kalli Marques & Nick Johnson '03; Chris & Annie with children, Avelyn, age 3 & Logan (9 months).

Tim Osgood ‘80 & Gretchen Krim Osgood ‘86 were married on October 28, 1995. Current photo with children Jacob, Lucas, Heidi & Joshua.

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Rosemary Boothby Rankin ‘66 & Francis Rankin ‘68 were married on February 20, 1971. They rode the bus together and began dating during Rosemary’s senior year at FA. They have one daughter. Rosemary retired in June 2009 after teaching for 29 years in South Portland and Sacopee.

She taught first grade for the last 16 years. Francis works for Poland Spring in Hollis, ME.

Rusty Stacy ‘75 & Lori Libby Stacy ‘77 were married on August 26, 1978. Lori and Rusty live in Denmark, ME and have three children, Hillary Stacy Allocco ‘99, Greg ‘01 and Michael ‘04. Lori is a nurse and Rusty owns Stacy’s Service Center. They love travelling together.

Gardner “Pat” ‘56 & Eleanor Stone Norton ‘53 have been married 47 years. They have one daughter, Melissa. Pat is retired after 40 years with Central Maine Power. His hobbies are woodworking and gardening. Pat is a trustee and Show Steer Superintendent at Fryeburg Fair; Eleanor is the Asst. Superintendent. Eleanor is retired and her hobbies are crafts and gardening. The Nortons enjoy trips to Foxwoods.

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Hillary Stacy Allocco ‘99 & Luke Allocco ‘99 were married on August 5, 2006. They have two sons, Ben-3 & Oliver-1. They live in Denmark.

Hillary is a counselor at Bridge Crossing in Bridgton. Luke works for LA Drew. Email: hillaryallocco@gmail.com Ed ‘55 & June Walker Hammond ‘54 were married in 1962.

June writes, “We really enjoyed the FA couples idea. When we received the letter about it, Ed asked why I was so quiet. We loved reading this list of married alums. Ed and I were married in 1962. We honeymooned across country in a 9’x9’ tent! We have three children, Valerie Hammond Tripp ‘81, Greg ‘82 and Todd ‘83 and eight grandchildren. Ed and I both taught school in Connecticut but we decided to return to Fryeburg so that our children could also have the FA experience that had meant so much to us.

We enjoy travel, our winter place in Florida and our motorhome.

I have served as secretary of Fryeburg Fair for the past twenty years! Email: juned.2@juno.com

Jeff Tripp ‘98 & Lauren LaPlante Tripp ‘00 were married on June 8, 2002. Jeff & Lauren today and their children, McKayla 7, and Hunter, 4. Email: diminishingmirage1@yahoo.com

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Terry Brown Ward ‘74 & Robin Ward ‘71 were married on September 22, 1977.

Terry and Robin met during Terry’s freshman year and Robin’s senior year, when another dorm student could not go to a social event at the Harvey Gibson Gym, and Terry took her place. They dated on and off throughout that school year.

Robin went off to college and subsequently enlisted in the Army. Terry and Robin kept in touch over the next several years, by mail, and occasionally meeting in person, all while dating other people. In 1976, while both were enrolled in separate colleges (Massachusetts and Maine, respectively), Terry drove to Maine to visit Robin, and they began dating again, and ultimately were married on September 22, 1977. At Terry’s urging, Robin re-entered the Army soon after their marriage. Robin worked in medical administration, while Terry picked up several temporary jobs in criminal justice and administrativetype jobs, as they moved where the Army sent them. They were stationed in Germany for several years. In 1995, after 20 years of service, Robin retired from the Army while stationed in Colorado, and they moved to Florida, where Robin continued his career in medical administration, and Terry pursued her career in Criminal Justice. Currently, Robin and Terry reside in Central Florida (Mount Dora area), about 25 miles northwest of Orlando. Robin works in a local city government administrative position, and Terry is a licensed Realtor® with Coldwell Banker. Email: terryward@mymtdoraagent.net

Sally Reynolds Whitaker ‘55 & Ed Whitaker ‘53 were married on April 20, 1957. Sally says, “We dated ‘quietly’ at FA. After Ed graduated, he went off to the Navy, I had two more years at FA. When I graduated, I went off to nursing school. Let’s just say, Ed and I kept in touch!” The Whitakers have three sons, Bruce ‘76, Scott ‘78 and Chris ‘79. They have eight grandchildren, Justin ‘01, Brittney ‘04, Adam ‘04, Kate ‘05, Eric ‘00, David ‘02, Peter ‘03 and Mason. Ed’s father was Guy R. Whitaker ‘26. Sally and Ed are retired.

Sally adds, “We are loving every minute of retirement. We enjoy playing house!”

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Donna Potter Edwards ‘56 & Robert Edwards ‘55 write, “What a wonderful idea you have! ‘The FA Marriage Project’ will not only serve to keep alums in touch with Fryeburg Academy, it will also be fun for the couples. I know Bob and I can certainly recall many positive, personal, meaningful events from our time at the Academy. Thank you for the opportunity to share. Your warm response to Bob and me regarding the two pictures we sent included some questions. I hope the following information will be useful to you.

We were married at the Fryeburg Congregational Church on September 21, 1957. Our three children, Michael, Cathy, and Jonathan, have blessed us with seven grandchildren. The younger two are ages 8 and 10; the older five are now adults in their 20’s. We are looking forward to greeting our first great-grandchild—due to arrive in March.

You asked for a bit about what we have done with our lives. Bob and I were both educators. Bob taught physics, first at Westbrook High School (1964 – 1969), and then at Winthrop High, where he also did a few years as assistant principal and athletic director. He was at Winthrop from 1970 to 1996, when he retired. I taught English at Winthrop High School and Livermore Falls High; then I went to Cony High School in Augusta where I was a guidance counselor for 18 years, until I retired in 1998. We have enjoyed many years with lots of kids, in the classroom and with their activities.

Since retirement we have been primarily involved with family events. This past year we celebrated granddaughter Jessica’s wedding, for which Bob took the pictures. He is the family photographer, and is always called upon to do this; I lend a hand with the organization and presentation. Our kids keep us young. This May we survived culture shock in New York City as we attended granddaughter Caitlyn’s graduation from NYU’s TV and Film Institute. That involved two ceremonies—one day at Madison Square Garden for the TISCH Celebration, the next at Yankee Stadium for graduation (and I am a dedicated Red Sox fan!). It was an education for us just jamming ourselves into the subway to get from Manhattan to the Bronx. We definitely challenged our comfort zone on that trip, but had a great time.

We cherish our small-town roots. Bob and I have fond memories of our high school years at Fryeburg Academy. We were lucky to each benefit from much individual attention from our teachers as we received a quality academic education. It has made a tremendous contribution to our continued personal growth. We learned a lot while at the Academy: about the world, about ourselves—and thankfully—about one another. Now here is Fryeburg Academy sending us you, Rachel. Obviously, the quality is still there! We wish you good success for your latest outreach project. We like it!”

Bob writes, “Now that Donna’s given you an overview of our lives, let me tell you what really happened. I first saw her, shortly after she moved to East Fryeburg, in the fall of 1952 - her freshman year. She was the prettiest girl I had ever seen, and I must confess, I was smitten with her. East Fryeburg didn’t provide a school bus, so the oldest boy there was expected to buy a car and transport the others. Because of this, I got to see Donna every day going back and forth to school and at the Academy; we soon became best friends, but we never dated. I always knew she was beautiful and fun to be with, but it wasn’t until I got older that I realized how intelligent she is. Finally, the fall of 1956, we dated. (Yeah I know, but you have to understand I was a little shy in those days.) Our first date was the Fall Sports Dance at Fryeburg Academy on November 3, 1956. The following year, on September 21, 1957, we were married; it was just before I deployed to Germany with the Army. Marrying Donna is a decision I never regretted, and by the way, I still think she’s the prettiest thing going.” Email: dbedwards@roadrunner.com

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Burleigh Witham ‘61 & Julie McAllister Witham ‘63 live in Tucson, Arizona. They write: “We moved to Arizona on October 3, 2009, as retirement, and we ride our motorcycles more. We are now married 48 years,and still love each other. We have been members of the Lutheran Church most of our lives, and joined a Lutheran Church here in Arizona. Julie is an avid motorcyclist also and has two, a Honda 750 Shadow and a Yamaha V Star 950. I have a Honda GoldWing and we love cycling when it’s not too hot.” Email: goldwing103@gmail.com

Asa (A.O./Bodie) Pike IV ‘57 & Karen Schildberg Pike ‘58 were married on December 1, 1962. They met on a blind date arranged by Karen’s sister, Nancy Schildberg Hogan ‘56, set up on Karen’s first day at Fryeburg Academy! As Karen says, “A spark ignited on that date!” A.O. went to Bowdoin after graduation and Karen went to Chicago to nursing school. After graduation from college, they met up in Boston. After marrying, A.O. worked at the Employers Insurance Company and Karen worked at Mass General Hospital. They moved back to Fryeburg to raise their children.

Karen says, “Fryeburg and the Academy have endless fond memories for us.” Email: karenpike@roadrunner.com Gloria Horne Burnell ‘49 & Clayton Burnell ‘47 were married on September 3rd, 1949. Gloria writes, “Two weeks later Clayt entered the University of Maine at Orono as a freshman and he graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering in June 1953. During that time, I held numerous jobs, the last two years being bookkeeper for the Student Union Building Fund. At Graduation President Hauck awarded the working wives of the graduating class P.H.T. (Pulling Hubby Thru) degrees and that is my only claim to fame. Upon graduating Clayt was employed by Eastman Kodak Company and we moved to Rochester, NY, where we lived for the next two years. At that time Clayt was transferred to Honolulu, Hawaii, where we lived for three years (tough assignment!). He was then reassigned to Rochester, NY, for three more years.

Following that we were sent to San Francisco where Clayt continued with Eastman Kodak until his retirement in 1989. Our first child was adopted in 1962, a son named Eric James. Our second was adopted in 1965, a girl named Victoria Lou. Both have remained unmarried so we have no grandchildren to report. You asked how we met. We grew up in Hiram and were acquainted as children but since we were separated by four grades in grammar school did not spend much time together. We became re-acquainted during my second year at FA since we rode the same bus together. Clayt had returned to Fryeburg to complete his senior year after interrupting his education for a stint in the U.S. Navy. That is where the romance blossomed. You asked what we are doing now. We had always shared an interest in antiques and I had a shop for ten years after many years as a stay-at-home mother. In our retirement we continue that interest and still attend shows, auctions, etc., and continue to refine our collections. Clayt has been active in senior exercise classes for many years now and teaches a senior aerobics class several times a week. Other than that we spend summers in my childhood town of Hiram and live rather boring lives!” Email: cgburnell@yahoo.com

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Kathy Richardson Lord ‘74 & Gene Lord ‘74 were married on October 25, 1974. They have two children, Ryan ‘01 & Katelyn ‘05 and two grandchildren. Kathy works with the MSAD72 food service and has been there for 23 years.

Gene works at Dearborn Precision and has been there 22 years.

He has also been in the military for 28 years.

Email: geneolord@ yahoo.com

Tinker Kiesman ‘65 & Liz Adams Kiesman ‘65 married on November 24, 1967. They have two children, Kenneth & Kimberly, three grandsons and one granddaughter.

Liz & Tinker owned North Conway Ambulance Inc. and Valley Transfer.

Liz was an EMT and is now retired.

Tinker was an EMT for 37 years and still consults with the two companies which they had and since sold.

Email: kiesman46@live. com

Jeffrey Brown ‘81 and Denise Sanborn Brown ‘82 were married on March 26, 1983. Denise writes, “We met in algebra class and started dating in 1979. We were married in Fryeburg, Maine, and moved to Elemendorf AFB, Anchorage, AK, until 1985; moved back to Maine until 2002 and moved back to the interior of Alaska (Delta Junction). It took us seven years to build our own home (out of pocket) on the most beautiful piece of property; the first two years living without electricity, phone and three years without running water. To say the least, we roughed it and did the “Alaskan Thing”.............and let me say, I DON’T WANT TO DO IT AGAIN!! Jeff’s chosen profession is Carpentry and I work as a School Secretary. Our son, Buck Hunter Brown ‘02 lives in Eagle River, AK, and is a pipefitter. Our youngest son, Lucas James Brown was born May 24, 1988, and passed April 9, 1991. Looking forward to our son’s wedding next June and ‘hopefully some grandchildren????’ We are now enjoying life and some serious playing. Through all our adversities, life is still good!!! Family photo taken in Anchorage, Alaska, August 7th, 2010, at Buck ‘02 and fiancee, Stevie Nicole Dimmick’s, engagement party. A wonderful time, meeting family and friends! A June wedding is planned.” Email: moosehorn811@wildak.net

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EVENTS

Section by Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76 (rdamon@fryeburgacademy.org)

Madrid, Spain-Javier Martinez ‘08 & sister, Laura Martinez ‘10; Bailey Damon ‘05, Javier ‘08, Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76, Laura ‘10 & Alvaro Moreno Pestana Da Silva ‘98; Visitors at the Pace Galleries of Art at FA-Jim Wilfong ‘64 & wife, Valerie; Alan ‘60 & Nettie Kimball Bennett ‘60; Heather MacLeod-FA Attendance Office & Josef Keller; Three Generations-Stacy McAllister ‘08 with her mother, Elly Walker McAllister ‘83 & grandmother, Esther Chapman Walker ‘65; Jane Bryant Hennessey ‘59 & husband-Richard; Stephen Mead ‘06 with his girlfriend, his grandmother-Marcia Stearns Hamlin ‘49 and mother, Sue Hamlin

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First Days of School-Boarders Arrive-Sept 2010-Dean of Boarding Students David Turner ‘88; Monika Simon, mother of Lucas Haarmann ‘12; Shanjguang Wu & Lizin Huang, parents of Avery Wu ‘13; Wayne Smith ‘14 with his mother, Angela; Jose Pellicer & Consuelo Escrihuela-parents of Jose Antonio Pellicer ‘11 with Tracy Weitz-FA’s Director of The Center of International Students; FA athletes Chris Solter ‘11 & Seth Eastman ‘11 speak to the students about their teams; Bailey Frost ‘11 & Peter Bacchiocchi ‘11; Guillermo De Paz ‘12

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2010 Fryeburg Academy Hall of Excellence-(front row l-r)-Larry Gallagher ‘64, Mary Nash-mother of Marcus Nash ‘89, Pat Wood ‘68, Jacki Eastman Buzzell ‘90, Gerry Durgin ‘68, Bobby Graustein-grandson of Bob Graustein ‘57; (second row)-Ruth Wadsworth Payne ‘57-wife of Rayfield Payne ‘55, Ned McSherry ‘59, Jim Osgood ‘56 on behalf of Cliff Gray ‘23, Scott Kelly ‘53, Steve Graustein ‘80-son of Bob Graustein ‘57; (third row)-Herbie Hurd ‘73-brother of Colin Hurd ‘64, Rocky ManoritiHall of Excellence Induction Ceremony-Written by Todd Gallagher ‘82-On father of Vinnie Manoriti ‘85; Bob Payne ‘57 & Seth Eastman ‘11; Saturday, October 2nd, Fryeburg Academy opened its doors to the Inaugural FA Athlete Alicia McDonald ‘13 escorts Herbie Hurd ‘73; Rocky Class of the Hall of Excellence. The ceremony, held during Homecoming Manoriti & Family; Steve Graustein ‘80 with children, Bobby weekend, was one to remember, as the past met the future and the Academy & Elizabeth & mother, Duddie Graustein Andrews; FA’s Alumni celebrated one of its finest hours in recent memory. A typical fall day, with Director-Todd Gallagher ‘82; Ned McSherry ‘59 & Family-Paige the sun shining and a slight breeze in the air, marked the beginning of what Fitts Fox ‘82, Gail McSherry ‘56 & Rochelle Leeder Fryeburg Academy hopes to be an every-year occurrence. Slowly the crowd

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2010 Fryeburg Academy Hall of Excellence-Friends of Colin Hurd ‘64 from the University of Vermont where Colin attended and was loved; Ned McSherry ‘59 & Family-Kendra Fox ‘13, Gail McSherry ‘56 & Rochelle Leeder; Dan Turner-FA Faculty (Science) with Ray Austin ‘61 & Tom Austin-sons of Buck Austin; Sue Thurston-FA’s Athletic Director & leader of the Hall of Excellence effort with FA athletic escorts, Ellie Jones ‘12, Aslyn Dindorf ‘11, Peter Bacchiocchi ‘11, Bailey Frost ‘11, Colby Locke ‘11 & Seth Eastman ‘11; Jim Osgood ‘56 with grandson Vinnie Osgood ‘07 & son, Jim Osgood ‘85; Bob Hatch ‘64 happy to see old friend Rocky Manoriti gathered in the lobby of the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center to enjoy coffee and doughnuts and casual conversation. As the inductees and their families and friends gathered, the stories of yesteryear started to materialize. Smiles and laughter echoed throughout the lobby and soon it became a packed house. After 45 minutes of socialization, the crowd made their way into the auditorium to take in the inaugural induction ceremony.

The first class elected totaled 13 members. The program began with a few words from Headmaster Dan Lee, followed by the invocation by Mike Mendonca, Coach Minister for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Then a short slideshow set to music followed the high school careers of each member. Each inductee was introduced with a biography about his or her accomplishments while at the Academy and their continued successes in everyday life. Once inducted, each person was escorted to the stage by a current Fryeburg Academy student athlete. Each recipient gave a brief acceptance speech generally thanking fellow classmates, teachers, coaches and family for their successes. In the case of the six posthumous inductees, a family member or close friend spoke on their behalf. The first inductee into the Hall of Excellence was Harvey Dow Gibson 1898. Simply stated,

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2010 Fryeburg Academy Hall of Excellence-Aslyn Dindorf ‘11 pins a corsage on Jacki Eastman Buzzell ‘90; Dr. Mary Nash with daughter, Annabel ‘86 and granddaughters; Steve Cote ‘85 with friend Rocky Manoriti; Jacki Eastman Buzzell ‘90 with husband Rick Buzzell ‘87, mother Miriam Butters Eastman ‘65 & family; Pat Wood ‘68 & Gerry Durgin ‘68; Bobby Graustein-grandson of Bob Graustein ‘57; Scott Kelly ‘53 with son, Ryan Kelly ‘82 & wife-Sandy; Larry Gallagher ‘64 with brother-Todd Gallagher ‘82, sister-Jill Gallagher Sanphy ‘72 & mother-Rena

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2010 Fryeburg Academy Hall of Excellence-Dr. Mary Nash; Bob Payne ‘57 escorted by Seth Eastman ‘11; Ellie Jones ‘12 escorts Scott Kelly ‘53; Scott Kelly ‘53 with Mark Butterfield-representing Harvey Dow Gibson 1898 with Tim Scott-FA’s Director of Development; Dan Lee-FA Headmaster; Todd Gallagher ‘82-FA’s Alumni Director; Scott Kelly ‘53 gives Steve Cote ‘85 a big laugh were it not for him, the Academy would not be where it is today. Mark Butterfield accepted the award on behalf of the Gibson family. Next was Clifford Gray ‘23, former teacher and coach at the Academy; his plaque was accepted by one of his former players, Jim Osgood ‘56. Fryeburg Academy icon, Scott Kelly ‘53, was next to be enshrined and his pride and humility shone through as he thanked all those who made his time at the Academy so special. Robert Payne ‘57, accepted the plaque in honor of his brother Rayfield Payne ‘55, and spoke of how Rayfield’s spirit seems to live on in current runners here at the Academy. As the ceremony continued, the emotions of the day began to sink in as well. When Robert Graustein ‘57, was inducted, his son Stephen ‘80, and his grandson, Bobby, accepted on his behalf. As you read this, it is believed that grandson Bobby still has the plaque held tightly in his arms, honoring his grandfather. Next was Thomas “Ned” McSherry’59, whose accomplishments in the field of skiing amazed everyone in attendance. He was followed by Larry Gallagher ‘64, the only inductee to play on (1963 football) and coach on (1982 baseball) a state championship team. Colin Hurd ‘64, who was lost to us in Vietnam, was honored by his brother, Herbie Hurd ‘73. Colin’s memory was widely felt during the proceedings as many of his college classmates from UVM were in attendance, as well. Pat Wood ‘68, was the first female inducted into the Hall of Excellence, and deservedly so. Her list of accomplishments and service to the Academy was long and noteworthy. Fellow classmate, Gerry Durgin ‘68, was next to be added to the class. Although his credentials are long and impressive as well, he deflected praise and

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2010 Fryeburg Academy Hall of Excellence-Bob Payne ‘57 speaks about his brother-Rayfield Payne ‘55; Todd Gallagher ‘82 congratulates his brother-Larry Gallagher ‘64; Emma McDonald ‘11 escorts Pat Wood ‘68; Claudine Clarke ‘11 escorts Bob Payne ‘57; Haley Kollander ‘13 escorts Rocky Manoriti directed it to his fellow classmate and other recipients as well. The emotions of the day got to everyone when Rocky Manoriti was escorted to the stage to receive his son Vincent Manoriti’s ‘85, plaque. Everyone remembers how Vinnie was taken from us all too soon, but his memory lives on in the heart of his dad. Former Olympian Marcus Nash ‘89, became the next-to-last athlete to be inducted. He was unable to attend but his mother, Dr. Mary Nash, proudly accepted on his behalf. The final member of the inaugural class was Jacki Eastman Buzzell ‘90. Jacki is, without a doubt, one of the greatest role models for our young female athletes, not just in high school, but in the community as well. Each newly elected member received a plaque commemorating their induction into the Hall of Excellence. Their names were then placed on a permanent plaque that will hang in the Gibson Recreational Center for all to see. A brunch for all the inductees, family members and friends was held at the LaCasce Dining Hall. Again more stories and laughter followed as this special day continued. The events of the day continued at the afternoon football game, as the 13 inductees were introduced to the public for the first time. The game started with a flyover in honor of the two inductees who were lost during service to their country. At halftime the Fryeburg Academy International Group spread out over the midfield area and formed an impressive backdrop to the inductees who were escorted one by one to the middle of the field by the Fryeburg Academy Cheerleaders. When it was all said and done, everyone involved remarked what a great day it was, what an honor it was to be a part of, and how this was a shining moment in the history of Fryeburg Academy. To remember the past, to link it with the present and to make it a goal for future Academy students, the formation of the Hall of Excellence was long overdue.

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2010 Fryeburg Fair-a great time for FA students and alums and my camera! FA’s Brent LaCasce ‘78-Fine Arts Chair, always takes music students to the Fair to perform for the crowds; FA students always have fun at the Fair; Devin LaCasce ‘11 & Audrey Boyd ‘11; Brent LaCasce ‘78; Ted Bishop ‘73 with wife-Marie, run the Rabbit Barn at Fryeburg Fair

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2010 Fryeburg Fair-Diane Gushee ‘79 & friend; Jade Bedard ‘09 & friend; Cathy Bryant Trumbull ‘66 is the Assistant Treasurer of Fryeburg Fair; FA Drummer-Jon Dana ‘11; Hattie GusheeKimball ‘10 with her 2010 Grand Champion Market Lamb; FA Musicians-Seth Eastman ‘11, Paul Allen ‘06, Kelsey Sheehan ‘11 & Jeremy Holden ‘10

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2010 Fryeburg Fair-Jessica Allen ‘08 & her father-Paul; Bailey Damon ‘05 & her grandfather-Dick Andrews ‘54; Russell Burnell ‘76 & girlfriend-Chili; Betty Bell Baker ‘44 with sons, Brian Baker ‘77 & Brad Baker ‘77; Janet Burnell Baker ‘68 & Alan Fox ‘68; Fair Wavers-Bob Farnham-FA Parent (Doug Farnham‘03, Ashly Rogers ‘04, Ben Farnham ‘05, Kathrina Farnham ‘08 & Leia Farnham‘09); U.S. Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine; Maine State Senator Dave Hastings III ‘68

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2010 Fryeburg Fair-E. Harlan “Bart” Bartlett ‘57; The Chickadees of ‘05-Emily Files ‘05, Stephanie Thompson ‘05, Katie Thurston ‘05, Bailey Damon ‘05 & Katie Tusing ‘05; Nick Durgin ‘05; Florence Graves Tripp ‘55-Fair Front Office; Stan Dolley ‘60; Irving Shaw ‘53; Tom Ackley-FA Faculty (Math) & Mike Costa-FA Guidance Office

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The Bion R. Cram Tribute & Announcement of His Gift to FA-Ian Shea ‘13; Elaine Weeks Trueblood ‘67-FA Trustee; Barbara Hill ‘74-FA Archivist & David Sturdevant-FA Principal; Jack Gordon-Former FA Asst Headmaster; FA students-Megan MacGillivray ‘12, Ellie Jones ‘12 & Laura Pulito ‘12; Dan Lee-FA Headmaster with Mary Wadsworth Lowatchie ‘62; AO Pike ‘57 with Mary, Dan Lee & Tim Scott-FA’s Dir. of Development; FA Singer Louise Alfano ‘09 with Bobbi Muse-FA Faculty (French); Ron Hill ‘49 & Mary WilkinsonGreenberg; Dan Lee & Ron Scott

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The Bion R. Cram Tribute & Announcement of His Gift to FA-Dennis Emery ‘46 & Margaret Hatch Eastman ‘64; Terry “TMac” MacGillivray ‘81 & Sarah MacGillivray, FA’s Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center Box Office Manager; Mike Hill ‘79; Sally Reynolds Whitaker ‘55; Dede Frost-Director FA’s Pequawket Valley Alternative School & David Cianciolo; Steve Cote ‘85; Mary Wadsworth Lowatchie ‘62 & daughter, Tanya Haller; Lonni Lutte Lewis ‘59 with cousin Mike Hill ‘79 and mother-Polly Pendexter Lutte ‘36

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FA’s Annual International DayKelley Hodgman-Burns-FA’s International College Counselor & Greyson Hikel ‘13 & daughter-Isabel Hodgman-Burns ‘14; Greg HuangDale-FA Faculty (Chinese) & International Club Advisor and Founder; Risa Ishii ‘13 & Riko Kamishima ‘11; Ann Chappell-FA Faculty (English); Tracy Weitz-FA’s Dir. of Ctr for Int’l Students; Laura Monegro ‘14; Hana Kim ‘12 & You Jin Jung ‘12; Anju Roy ‘13, Risa Ishii ‘13, Riko Kamishima ‘11; Njemile Phillip ‘14; Coco Fritzlen ‘11-Senior Class President; Molly Upton ‘13; Bryan Lu ‘11, Michael Kang ‘11, Roger Liang ‘12; Michael Xiang ‘11 & Jason Liu ‘12; Ginny Wu ‘11

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Ski History Night at Stone Mtn. Arts Center was created by John Weston ‘93 and was a great event which brought in lots of FA alums and ski legends for a night of film, photos and memorabilia from Fryeburg’s vast ski history; Peter Hastings ‘53; Paul McGuireFormer FA Faculty; Brenda Thibodeau with John AtwoodFormer FA Faculty, Russell Ross ‘68 & Don Thibodeau ‘72; Ron Hill ‘49 & brother-Dick Hill ‘49; Steve Eastman ‘62 & son, Seth Eastman ‘11; Kristen Russell McDermott ‘83; Arizona Zipper ‘60; Brian Smith ‘65; Seth Burnell-FA Alpine Ski Coach & his father.

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Ski History Night at Stone Mtn. Arts Center-John Weston ‘93 & Seth Eastman ‘11; John Atwood ‘71-FA Faculty (History); Sam Atwood ‘06; Peter Atwood ‘74 & John Atwood-Former FA Faculty & Ski Legend!; Carol Brown Brooks ‘53 & friends; John Weston ‘93 & John Atwood; Spring Smith ‘02 with her parents; George Weston ‘60; Ski Memorabilia from FA’s Archives; Brett Russell ‘56

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FA’s Interact Club puts on a dance for adults called “The Prom for Polio.”

The Prom raised funds to continue the eradication of polio throughout the world. This was a great concept and wonderful event. Jamie Miller ‘13, Laura Pulito ‘12 & Will Price ‘14; Susan Brown Farrington ‘77; Cindy Charles Priest ‘77 & Sam Nesbitt; Hoang Anh Vu ‘12, Gefei Li ‘13, Erfei Zhao ‘13, Anh Duong’11; Connor Sheehan ‘13, Kelsey Sheehan ‘11, Zach Sheehan; Savannah Krueger ‘14, Samantha Krueger ‘11, Megan MacGillivray ‘12, Kelsey Sheehan ‘11, Ellie Jones ‘12, Aslyn Dindorf ‘11, Zach Sheehan, Amber Dindorf ‘14; Diane Reo-FA’s Interact Advisor & Kelsey Sheehan ‘11-Interact President; Dave Woodsome-FA Faculty (Wellness)

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FA’s Annual Fryeburg Academy Teachers Association Craft Fair-Fran Pouzol-FA Faculty (Learning Center); Jon Dana ‘11 & his father-Mike Dana-FA Faculty (Film); Gay Kiesman ‘44 & wife, Ada; Cristin Perreault-FA’s Business Office & friend; Cindy Charles Priest ‘77 & Sue Davidson; Bobbi Muse-FA Faculty (French); Jackie Smith-FA Faculty & Sharon Gilman ‘68FA Faculty (English); Rachel Charles Kuvaja ‘60-FA Food Service; Megan MacGillivray ‘12; Kimberly Hurst ‘11 & Makayla Frost ‘14; Sharon Gilman ‘68

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FA’s Annual Fryeburg Academy Teachers Association Craft Fair-Heather Leach ‘02 & fiance-Beech Richards; Elise Richardson-Jewelry; Linda Rudd-Harvest Gold Gallery, Lovell, ME; Shannon Friberg ‘13; Valerie Hammond Tripp ‘81-Raider Gear; Barbara Smith Perry ‘69-Artist; Cindy Charles Priest ‘77, Sue Davidson & friend; Molly Ballard ‘14; Skye Dole ‘14; Forest Edson ‘12, Carla Tripp ‘13 & Taylor Newton ‘12

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FA Regional Social-L.A. (Lewiston/ Auburn!)-Todd Gallagher ‘82-FA Alumni Director with Natalie Prox ‘05 & Katie Thurston ‘05; Kathleen Adams Webster ‘65; Jasmine Gosselin-May Kronstrand ‘98 & Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95; Todd Gallagher ‘82 & Brigitte Hristea; Greg Hammond ‘82 & wife, Debbie.

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FA Alumni Office Christmas Open House-Terry MacGillivray ‘81 with daughter, Lindsay MacGillivray ‘10 & wife-Sarah MacGillivray, FA’s Box Office Manager; Bill Reilly, FA’s Track & Cross Country Coach, Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76-FA’s Director of PR & Annual Giving with Bill Housum-Former FA Faculty; Amy Hatch Stoddard ‘90; Bill Perry ‘80 with the new FA Alumni Directory & Conrad Eastman ‘48; Karen Fox Grey ‘71 & Roy Andrews ‘56; Sandra Eastman Nager ‘89 & daughter; Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95 & Joe Chisari

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FA Alumni Office Christmas Open House-Al Stearns ‘52 with wife Jackie and FA boarding students-Tran Tran ‘10, Hoang Anh Vu ‘12, Thuy Nguyen ‘11 & Hoang Anh Vu ‘12 who often stay with the Stearns. Siena Tatum ‘12 with her mother, Marygrace Smith Cimino ‘79 & sister, Daria; Heather MacLeod-FA Attendance Office & Josef Keller; Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76-FA’s Director of PR & Annual Giving with friends; Bill Perry ‘80 with Jim Wilfong ‘64, Justin Chaffee ‘03 & his father, David

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Gallery Opening-LOGGING in MAINE...THEN and NOW-an exhibit with The Rangeley Lakes Region Logging Museum and the Maine Museum of Photographic Arts-Marilyn Bennett ‘57 with Jane & Roger Williams; Alice Breen Hill ‘53 & Ron Hill ‘49; Barbara Tufts Browne ‘50 & friends-Gordon Wood, Mrs. Waltz & Dr. Waltz; Carol Hutchins McGarigle ‘59; Sarah MacGillivray-FA’s Box Office Manager; Joanne & Richard Sullivan (parents of Peter Sullivan ‘86); Bill Housum-FA Former Faculty & Ginny Noftle; Bruce Smith ‘67 with Dave & Peg Mason; Gordon Wood, Mrs. Waltz & Dr. Waltz, Karen Schildberg Pike ‘58 & AO Pike IV ‘57-FA President Board of Trustees; Roy Andrews ‘56, Karen Schildberg Pike ‘58, AO Pike IV ‘57 & Duddie Andrews

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Shows at the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center - IT’S HAPPENING HERE! There are so many great shows at the PAC. This is the FA Softball Team Fundraiser with Tim Sample-just one of the many fantastic selections. Tim Sample, Maine Humorist; Chris Dutton ‘90-Asst Softball Coach, Tim Sample & Fred Apt-FA Head Softball Coach and State Championship Coach in Ice Hockey & Softball; Heather Sheehan-Softball Parent & FA Volunteer; Tim Sample; Tim Sample & Fred Apt A brief list of some of the fantastic past shows at the PAC in the last year! Canvassing the White Mountains-A Private Collection; White Mt. Musical Arts’ Bach Festival; Fields of the Saco; Chris Duarte; Chad & Jeremy; Pearl Fryar; Roomful of Blues; Rick Charette; Ed Webster; Bay State Winds; Hannake Cassel; The AudioBody Show; Empire Brass Quintet; The Barefoot Truth; Ryan Montbleau; Vienna Teng; Tim Sample, Ronnie Earl & The Broadcasters; Portland String Quartet; Phil Keaggy; Randy Stonehill; John Jorgenson; Opera Appreciation Workshops; The Metropolitan Opera’s Live! in HD Series; The National Theatre of London HD Series; Garrison Keillor Live in HD; and a variety of Movies & Films & Fryeburg Academy Performances, Plays, Shows & Musicals!

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REUNION

Section by Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76 (rdamon@fryeburgacademy.org)

Reunion 2010-Senior Alumni 1930’s and 1940’s-Front row l-rFlorence Page Kimball ‘37, Gloria Horne Burnell ‘49, Clayton Burnell ‘47, Polly Pendexter Lutte ‘36, Sylvia Shaw Lydick ‘43; Second row-Sally Perkins Harnden ‘46, Marcia Stearns Hamlin ‘49, Amo Kimball ‘47; Third row-Wilma Andrews Cavanaugh ‘47, Dick Hill ‘49, Eva Dunn Ward ‘49, Virginia Thurston Wallace ‘47; Fourth row-Edie Watson Leach ‘49, Ruth Andrews Porter ‘40, Beverly Andrews LaPointe ‘49, Marge Fox Jordan ‘41, Janette Gerry Bennett ‘47, Betty Bell Baker ‘44; Fifth row-Hugh Hastings ‘44, Phil Lord ‘44, Ralph Woodward ‘48, Ron Hill ‘49, Bob Jewett ‘49; Sixth rowJimmy Record ‘48, Bruce Nason ‘48, Dick Fox ‘41 Class of 1945 Alice Proctor, Bea Baker Head

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Reunion 2010-Senior Alumni-1950’s-Front row-Jean Henley McAllister ‘52, Nancy Pitman Stearns ‘52, Bev Lancaster Goldstone ‘57; Second row-Betty Linnell Paquette ‘59, Paula Schmidt Mansur ‘59, Lonni Lutte Lewis ‘59, Alice Breen Hill ‘53, Diane Eastman Powell ‘53; Third row-Theresa Perreault Day ‘54, Suzanne Pinkham Blanchard ‘54, Carol Hutchins McGarigle ‘59, Faye Cross Hussey ‘52, Sherry Littlefield ‘57; Fourth row-June Walker Hammond ‘54, Sylvia Baker Wiggin ‘56, Phil Maynard ‘59; Fifth row-Conrad Hartford ‘51, Skip Watkins ‘59, Clyde Wiggin ‘53, Bev Osgood Duthie ‘53, Ed Whitaker ‘53; Sixth row-Brett Russell ‘56, Jay Hardcastle ‘57, Jim Osgood ‘56; Seventh row Jack Mansur ‘59, Richard Jones ‘58, David Bowles ‘53, Roy Andrews ‘56

Reunion 2010-Class of 1950-First row-Ruth Allard Paul, Barbara Tufts Browne; Second row-Carmalita Bennett Higgins, Clayton Richardson, Hilda Kaye Berry, May Hill Ward, Pauline Charles Santa Maria; Third row-Betty Haggerty, Charlotte Clemons Cole, Frances Dunham; Fourth row-Bob Burnell, Ben Brown, George Walker, Phil Cole, Bill Johnson

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Reunion 2010-Class of 1955-Front row-Dianne Taggart Yaple, Ernest Perreault, Carolyn Burnell Brooks, Ed Hammond, Grace Madsen Leach; Second row-Sally Reynolds Whitaker, Pat Madsen Wales, Robert Sterling; Third row-Paul Watson, Bradford Brooks, Bob Record, Jim Currie, Bob Edwards

Reunion 2010-Class of 1960-Front row-Jane Lasselle, Fred Harney, Rachel Charles Kuvaja, Nettie Kimball Bennett, Patty Leach Swett, Gene Howland; Second row-Donna Ward Iovino, Judy Pike Raymond, George Weston; Third row-Jacqueline Leonard Morgan, Mari-Ann Thurston Whorley, Eleanor Blake Meekins, Judy Stearns Whitney, Loreta Kyllonen McPeek; Fourth row-Bill Coombs, Joan Abbott Dawley, Sharon Heath Gaudette, Hope Harriman Birkbeck, Mahlon Welch; Fifth row-Hobie Littlefield, Carol Severance Taylor, James Stewart, Alan Bennett, Glenn Blake; Sixth row-James Smith, Martin Denny-Brown, Ron Akers, Maurice Boivin, Dave Richardson; Seventh row-Arizona Zipper, Cliff Magee, Will Brooks, Will Dudley, James Holt, Stan Dolley

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Reunion 2010-Class of 1965-First row-Russell Tolles ‘65, Dave Hodgdon ‘65, Betty Day Bachman ‘65, Melanie Stacy Frost ‘65, Miriam Butters Eastman ‘65, Brian Smith ‘65, Frank Owen ‘64, Ron “Butch” Sanborn ‘64; Second row-Malcolm Harmon ‘65, Sylvie Meserve Eaton ‘65, Cynthia McLeod Lee ‘65, Debbie Rankin Day ‘65, Ken Lutte ‘65, Louise Perry ‘65, Aloha Roberts Kelley ‘65; Third row-Gordon Beaudoin ‘65, Louise Lewis Huntress ‘65, Roberta Thurston ‘65, Elizabeth Adams Kiesman ‘65, Keith Rowe ‘65, Gary Linnell ‘65; Fourth row-Herman Coombs ‘65, Donald Bean ‘65, Gary Warren ‘65, Jim Pitman ‘65, Kit Foster ‘65; Fifth row-Cecil Barker ‘65, Tinker Kiesman ‘65

Reunion 2010-Class of 1970-Front row-Henry Foster ‘70, Kathleen Chandler Adams ‘70, Bonnie Baker Berg ‘70, Dianne Wood Apgar ‘70, Joan Flood Hollis ‘70, Louis Christy ‘70; Second row-Martha Vail Littlefield ‘70, Robert “Andy” Fogg ‘70, Anita Craig Barker ‘70, Susan Wheaton Logan ‘70; Third row-Vickie Buck Pike ‘70, Kenn Kaminski ‘70, Marty McFarlin ‘71, Cheryl Adams-Callen ‘70, Mary Tyner ‘70; Fourth row-Dee Saunders Brown ‘70, Darryl Ward ‘70, Donnette Ela Barnes ‘70

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Reunion 2010-Class of 1975-Front row-Lesley Gouin Dean ‘75, Jolene Barker’75, Wanda Wales Snow ‘75, Ken Richardson ‘75, Steven Furness ‘75; Second row-Dale Nelson ‘75, Laura Lewis Sanborn ‘75, Mark Bennett ‘75, Brenda Saunders ‘75; Third row-Jeff Sanborn ‘75, Jeff Verrill ‘75, Chris Gordon-Somers ‘75, Twyla Morris Watson ‘75, Rusty Stacy ‘75

Reunion 2010-Class of 1980-Front row-Sonya Leavitt Sheaff ‘80, Lois Charles Scott ‘80, Alyson Davis Smith ‘80, Tracy Lane ‘80; Second row-Bill Perry ‘80, Rocky Thompson ‘80, Robbie Wilson ‘80, Elwyn Wheaton ‘80

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Reunion 2010-Class of 1985-Front row-Jay Brenchick ‘85, David Rohde ‘85, Tamara Schmidt Segalla ‘85, Tracy MacDonald Yarborough ‘85, Malissa O’Rourke Miot ‘85, Chris Taylor ‘85, Gary Block ‘85, Catie Riddle ‘85, Tammy Noble Devoe ‘85, Mary Weston Di Nucci ‘85; Second row-Darlene Trafford Leavitt ‘85, Susan Moody ‘85, Cindy Merchant Winberry ‘85, Jeff Blake ‘85, Jim Webb ‘85; Third row-Lisa Smith Allen ‘85, Kimberlee Bryan ‘85, Lisa Blake Eastwood ‘85, Laurie Crouse ‘85, Rachel Crocker ‘85, Steve Cote ‘85; Fourth row-Kelly Day Gallant ‘85, Laura Cummings Lucy ‘85, Karen Libby Bacchiocchi ‘85, Jeb Foster ‘85, Laurie Lewis Rolfe ‘85, Beverly Willey ‘85, Bond MacGillivray ‘85, Cooper Campbell Jackson ‘85; Fifth row-Jerry Mack ‘85, Richard Frye ‘85, Chris Foster ‘85, John Bacchiocchi ‘85, Dave Michelini ‘85, Chris Turner ‘85, Jim Osgood ‘85

Reunion 2010-Class of 1990-Front row-Tricia Burnell ‘90, Jacki Eastman Buzzell ‘90, Stephanie Hicks Homon ‘90, Sheryl Dunlea Galligan ‘90, Keri Rothermel Chaput ‘90, Vicki Walker Barrionuevo ‘90, Tony Farrington ‘90; Second row-Lisa Hunt ‘90, Christopher Dutton ‘90, John Wiesemann ‘90, Brian McGrath ‘90, Tonya Emery ‘90, Dale Butters ‘90, Jeff Knox ‘90, Duane Cossette ‘90; Third row-Shelley Dolley ‘90, Brian Turner ‘90, Justin Bassett ‘90, Ron Grother ‘90, Paul Smith ‘90; Fourth row-Adam Lenhoff ‘90, Kelly Smith Canfield ‘90, Kerri MacDonald Robinson ‘90, April Thompson ‘90, Amy Hatch Stoddard ‘90; Fifth row-Michael Matthews ‘90, Carla Burnell Parrillo ‘90, Terri Leach Johnson ‘90, Karen Hall-Jones ‘90, Stacy Eaton Richard ‘90

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Reunion 2010-Class of 1995-Front row-Amos Maillett ‘95, Kelly Brown ‘95, Travis Fox ‘95, Amy McCarthy Adkins ‘95, Meredith McClurg ‘95, Shellie Sperling Sakash ‘95; Second row-April Roberts ‘95, Derek Gillis ‘95, Tanya Philbrick LeBlond ‘95, Trisha Foster Antalek ‘95, Andi Siklosi Johnson ‘95; Third row-Tricia Pratt Reynolds ‘95, Aubrey Lemons McAllister ‘95, Katie Gregory Thomas ‘95, Kathy Schenk ‘95, Roxanne Kenerson ‘95; Fourth row-Sonya Thompson Stevens ‘95, Ed Gerber ‘95, Andrew Johnson ‘95, Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95, Jess MacFarlane Gyger ‘95

Reunion 2010-Class of 2005-Meredith Wheeler ‘05, Katelyn Lord Callaghan ‘05, Natalie Prox ‘05, Melissa Edmunds ‘05

Reunion 2011 August 19, 20 & 21 Reunion 2010-Class of 2000-Front row-Kylie Card Almy ‘00, Molly McFarland ‘00, Leslie Gibson ‘00, Tasha Foster Zielinski ‘00, Eleanor Murphy ‘00, Sierra Chappell ‘00; Second row-Timothy Babb ‘00, Jared Campbell ‘00, Ben Burdett ‘00, Sander Cowie ‘00

-59Fryeburg Academy, 745 Main Street, Fryeburg, Maine 04037, (207) 935-2001 x 3137, www.fryeburgacademy.org, e-mail-alumni@fryeburgacademy.org

Reunion 2010-Receptions on the front lawn; Brett Russell ‘56 & Tim Scott-FA’s Director of Development; Katie Gregory Thomas ‘95 & Family; Beverly Lancaster Goldstone ‘57 & husband, Ron; John Day ‘67-FA’s Director Pace Galleries of Art & Barbara Hill ‘74-FA’s Archivist; Todd Gallagher ‘82-FA’s Director of Alumni with his sister, Jill Gallagher Sanphy ‘72. Jill arranged the flowers for Reunion 2010; Esther & John AtwoodFormer FA Faculty; Barbara Tufts Browne ‘50 & friend, Gordon Wood.

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Reunion 2010-LaCasce Society Dinner at the Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center & A Tribute to the 1982 & 1983 Maine State Baseball Team Champions-Sarah MacGillivray-FA’s Leura Hill Eastman Performing Arts Center Box Office Manager & Dan Lee-FA Headmaster; Nicole Cote-Crosskill ‘77-FA’s Director of Guidance & David Sturdevant-FA’s Principal; Ken Brown-Former FA Faculty with Mike Sanborn ‘78 & Kevin Simpson ‘81; Gary McClurg is honored for his coaching role for the 1982 & 1983 teams and for his retirement from FA after 38 years; Dave Michelini ‘85; Mary Ellen Mackin-Former FA Faculty & Pat Wood ‘68-Former FA Faculty; Patty Cogswell Tuneburg ‘74 & Chris GordonSomers ‘75; Todd Gallagher ‘82-FA’s Director of Alumni & Larry Gallagher ‘64; Dana Charles ‘83 & Kevin Simpson ‘81; Bill Perry ‘80 & Mark Buzzell ‘80

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Reunion 2010-A Tribute to the 1982 & 1983 Maine State Baseball Team Champions-Bill Perry ‘80 serving fellow FA alums; Nate Goff ‘82, Michael Sanborn ‘78 & Craig Watson ‘83; Michael Sanborn ‘78 & Craig Watson ‘83; Andrea Smith Osgood ‘86; Kelly Smith Canfield ‘90; Pat Wood ‘68-Former FA Faculty & Dan Lee-FA Headmaster; Ken Brown-Former FA Faculty; Gary McClurgFormer FA Faculty

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Reunion 2010-A Tribute to the 1982 & 1983 Maine State Baseball Team Champions-Gary McClurg & Ken Brown; Tom Ackley-FA Faculty (Math); Todd Gallagher ‘82 & Ken Brown; Tom Riddle ‘83; Carlos Hernandez ‘82 & Gary McClurg; David Michelini ‘85 & Gary McClurg; Scott Kelly ‘53-FA’s Alumni Coordinator; Silvia Siklosi Chandler ‘82; Gary McClurg; Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76; Kathrin Schenk ‘95, Katie Gregory Thomas ‘95 & Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95; Melissa Edmunds ‘05 & John Williams; Tim Chandler ‘82 & Silvia Siklosi Chandler ‘82

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Reunion 2010-A Tribute to the 1982 & 1983 Maine State Baseball Team Champions-Ken Brown with daughters, Amanda Brown Scola ‘98 & Kelly Brown Bell ‘95 & Mary Ellen Mackin-Former FA Faculty; Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76 & Zeke Wofford ‘76; David Turner ‘88-FA’s Dean of Residential Students & Head Football Coach & his brother, Brian Turner ‘90; Adam Lenhoff ‘90; FA’s Kitchen Crew-Alan Whitaker ‘77-FA’s Director of Food Services, Sandy Panno Whitaker ‘86, Edie Lewis Merrill ‘72, Kevin Whitaker ‘82, Amy Thurston ‘00, Alan ‘77, Sara Thurston ‘97, Julie Barton Denney ‘73 & Rachel Charles Kuvaja ‘60; Kenn Kaminski ‘70, Anita Craig Barker ‘70 & Owen Mills ‘70; Zeke Wofford ‘76 & Chris GordonSomers ‘75; The State of the School Address by Dan Lee-FA’s Headmaster since 1993; Steve Liscovitz-Former FA Faculty & Todd Gallagher ‘82-FA’s Director of Alumni

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Reunion 2010-Pace Galleries of Art-White Mountain Exhibit & ReceptionDiane Eastman Powell ‘53, Pauline Pendexter Lutte ‘36 & Monte Powell; Martha Vail Littlefield ‘70, Vickie Buck Pike ‘70, Scott Kelly ‘53, Kathleen Chandler Adams ‘70, Cheryl Adams-Callen ‘70 & Diane Saunders Brown ‘70; Jane Lasselle ‘60; Sarah Eastman & Susie Lee; Sandra BartyBeckhard & Margaret Cugini-FA Library; Dan Lee-FA Headmaster & wife, Susie Lee; Sam & Sheila Robbins-Benefactors of the White Mountain Art Exhibit; June Walker Hammond ‘54 & Ed Hammond ‘55; Skip Watkins ‘59 with wife, Zeena; Nettie Kimball Bennett ‘60 & Tim ScottFA’s Director of Development; Paul Andrews ‘51, Dick Fox ‘41 & Harvey Nichols-FA’s Operations Manager

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Reunion 2010-Lawn Receptions-Beverly Andrews LaPointe ‘49; Loretta Kyllonen McPeek ‘60; James Holt ‘60; James Stewart ‘60; Maurice Boivin ‘60; Bruce Smith ‘67; Patti Leach Swett ‘60 & husband, Doug; Lefty Homans ‘46 & Bob Jewett ‘49; Bill Grover ‘58; Bob Edwards ‘55 & Donna Potter Edwards ‘56; David Sturdevant-FA Principal & Beth Sturdevant-Former FA Faculty; Marion LeGoff Swain ‘74 & Doug Swain-Former FA Faculty; Roy Andrews ‘56 & Duddie Andrews; Gloria Horne Burnell ‘49 & Clayton Burnell ‘47

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Reunion 2010-Lawn ReceptionsWayne Gaudette & Sharon Heath Gaudette ‘60 & Laurie Burnell Weston ‘63 & George Weston ‘60; Sylvia Shaw Lydick ‘43 & Ray Stuart Bicknell; Shelley Dolley ‘90, Keri Rothermel Chaput ‘90, Stephanie Hicks Homan ‘90 & Amy Hatch Stoddard ‘90; Kit Foster ‘65 & wife, Colleen; Jolene Barker ‘75; Brian Turner ‘90, Amy Hatch Stoddard ‘90 & Michael Matthews ‘90; Lori Libby Stacy ‘77; Margaret Hatch Eastman ‘64; David Jillson ‘75 & girlfriend, Jackie; Chris Foster ‘85, Dave Michelini ‘85, John Bacchiocchi ‘85, Jay Brenchick ‘85, Bond MacGillivray ‘85 & friend.

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Reunion 2010-Lawn Receptions & Reunion Banquet-Lois Charles Scott ‘80; Carlos Hernandez ‘82 & Sheila Duane ‘82; Fred Harney ‘60 & wife; Terry MacGillivray ‘81-FA’s Alumni Association President; Linn Charette Tripp ‘84 & Cindy Charette Turner ‘83; Marge Fox Jordan ‘41, Marge Fox Jordan ‘47, Dick Fox ‘41 & Ida Fox Briggs; Dick Fox ‘41 with granddaughter, Brittany Fox ‘12; Harvey Nichols-FA’s Operations Manager & wife, Kathy; Barbara Smith Perry ‘69, Jim Pitman ‘65 & Dorothy Hill Pitman ‘38; Miriam Butters Eastman ‘65, Jim Wilfong ‘64 & Betty Day Backman ‘65; Cindy Charette Turner ‘83 & Dave Charles ‘79; Pauline Charles Santa Maria ‘50 & Angelo Santa Maria; Cecil Barker ‘65 & Anita Craig Barker ‘70

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Reunion 2010-Reunion Banquet-Betty Bell Baker ‘44 & Bea Baker Head ‘45; Charlie Ramsdell ‘76 & wife, Mary; Melissa Edmunds ‘05 & John Williams; Aloha Roberts Kelley ‘65 & Alex; Beverly Lancaster Goldstone ‘57 with husband, Ron, & daughter; George Walker ‘50 & Ruth Walker; Wayne Gaudette, Sharon Heath Gaudette ‘60, Judy Pike Raymond ‘60 & Ted Raymond; Holly Hatch Strange ‘81 & Mark Strange-FA Faculty (Industrial Arts Chair); Rocky Thompson ‘80 & wife, LeighAnne; Gary Warren ‘65 & wife-Julianne, Cynthia McLeod Lee ‘65 & husband-Richard

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Reunion 2010-Reunion Banquet-Class of 1985; Jayme Hamlin Smith ‘91 & Paul Smith ‘90; Russell Tolles ‘65 & wife-Sandra; Pat Leavitt Stearns ‘56 & B. Dean Stearns ‘58; Rex Wiley ‘78 & Robin Brennan Wiley ‘73; Herman Coombs ‘65 & wife-Janet; Mary Maddix Currie ‘58 & Jim Currie ‘55; Adam Lenhoff ‘90; Wayne Hansen & Marsha Lee Locke Hansen ‘62; Pat Madsen Wales ‘55 & Rodney Wales ‘54; Gene Howland ‘60, wife-JoanneY William Coombs ‘60; Lori Libby Stacy ‘77 & Rusty Stacy ‘75

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Reunion Banquet 2010-David Bowles ‘53 & wife, Elizabeth; Shelley Dolley ‘90 with parents-Debbie Lord Dolley ‘67 & Stan Dolley ‘60; Katelyn Lord Callaghan ‘05 & Ben Farnham ‘05; Katelyn Lord Callaghan ‘05 & Shelley Dolley ‘90; Stephen Pike, Brittany Fox ‘12 & Vickie Buck Pike ‘70; Dianne Taggart Yaple ‘55; Alyson Davis Smith ‘80 & husband, Barry; Donnette Ela Barnes ‘70, Kathleen Chandler Adams ‘70, Kenn Kaminski ‘70, Martha Vail Littlefield ‘70 & Vickie Buck Pike ‘70; Duane Cossette ‘90 & Jeff Knox ‘90 & wives; Jerry Mack ‘85 & wife-Sharon & Steve Cote ‘85 & wife-Lisa; Lonna Lutte Lewis ‘59, Pauline Pendexter Lutte ‘36 & Ken Lutte ‘65

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Reunion 2010-Reunion Banquet-Members of the Class of 1990; Greg Lloyd ‘83, Susan Richardson, Ken Richardson ‘75 & Kelly Bell Lloyd ‘78; Scott Kelly ‘53, grandson-Devon, Shirley Brill, Sandy Kelly & Ryan Kelly ‘82; Brett Russell ‘56, Cindy Russell, Donna Osgood & Jim Osgood ‘56; Reunion is always a great time to get reacquainted and to let old teachers and coaches know how much you love them! - Chris Gordon-Somers ‘75, Dan Turner-FA Faculty (Science) & Rusty Stacy ‘75

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Reunion 2010-Reunion-”See You Next Year Brunch”-Jay Hardcastle ‘57 with wife, Eleanor, & Dianne Taggart Yaple ‘55; Scott Kelly ‘53, Kenn Kaminski ‘70 & Sandy Kelly; Adam Lenhoff ‘90 & Beth Grover Jones ‘66; Hugh Hastings ‘44 & Norene Hastings; Barbara Hill ‘74-FA Archivist & Lefty Homans ‘46; Judy Pike Raymond ‘60 & Stan Dolley ‘60; Malissa O’Rourke Miot ‘85, husband, Robert & children with Lisa Smith Allen ‘95 & husband; Eric Smith ‘90 & daughters; Paul Andrews ‘51 & wife-Janet, Ruth Andrews Porter ‘40; Dick LaPointe, Beverly Andrews LaPointe ‘49, Wilma Andrews Cavanaugh ‘47 & husband-Jim

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FA TODAY

Section by Todd Gallagher ‘82 (tgallagher@fryeburgacademy.org)

Megan MacGillivray ‘12, Eleanor Jones ‘12, Laura Pulito ‘12, Colby Locke ‘11; Dennis Campbell ‘11, Alicia McDonald ‘13, Sasha Azel ‘13 & Khalil Fair ‘12; Devon LaCasce ‘11 & Dacey Wesley ‘11; Michelle Rascoe ‘11, Simone Marie ‘11 & Carla Tripp ‘13; JV Field Hockey Coach Jessica Blasi ‘01, Aslyn Dindorf ‘11 & Head Field Hockey Coach-Dede Frost; Logan Gerchman ‘13, Seth Eastman ‘11, Tyler O’Keefe ‘14, Silas Eastman ‘13, David Fulton ‘12 & Hannah Plowden ‘13; Michael LeGoff ‘13, Christian DeMiranda ‘13, Ian Shea ‘13, Tyler Saunders ‘13 & Tyler LeGoff ‘13

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Seth Eastman ‘11; Aslyn Dindorf ‘11; David Turner ‘88-FA’s Dean of Boarding Students & Head Football Coach; Billie L’Heureux-FA Faculty (Wellness & JV Boys Basketball Coach); Brady Lloyd ‘11; Jenny Prince ‘12 & Laura Pulito ‘12; Tyler O’Keefe ‘14, Jesse Liljedahl ‘14, Silas Eastman ‘13, Seth Eastman ‘11, Logan Gerchman ‘13, Chris Solter ‘11 & David Fulton ‘12; Catherine Manoogian ‘11; Louise Kingsbury & Amy Thurston ‘00-FA Food Service; Simone Marie ‘11, Terry MacGillivray ‘81-FA Girls Head Soccer Coach & Samantha Kruguer ‘14

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Tyler Saunders ‘13; Jillian Pandora Tetreault ‘06-FA Cheerleading Coach; Bob Hodgman-Burns-FA Faculty (History and Boys Head Soccer Coach) & Dan Waterhouse ‘02-FA Asst Boys Soccer Coach; Maggie McConkey ‘12; Anna Tupaj ‘11 & Colby Locke ‘11; Madeline Smith ‘12

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Sedge Saunders-FA Faculty (History & Head Boys Basketball Coach) & Michael Costa ‘12; Kirk Hubbard ‘12; Ian Shea ‘13; Peter Bacchiocchi ‘11 & Connor Sheehan ‘13; Powder puff football during homecoming in the Wadsworth Arena. David Sturdevant-FA Principal

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Tiffany Lu ‘11 & Ginny Wu ‘11; Giovanni Difazio ‘11 & Stefan Emery ‘11; 2010 Varsity Football team in retro uniforms, circa 1970; Thuy Nguyen ‘11 & Hieu Van ‘11; Melanie Allen-FA Asst Director of Admission & David Turner ‘88-FA Dean of Boarding Students; Courtney Boudreau ‘13, Zachary Frank ‘12, Scott Pelkie ‘12 & Tymothy Meserve ‘12

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Jackie Smith-FA Career and Guidance Counselor; Guillermo De Paz ‘12; Michelle HamlinFA Faculty (Math); Dana Mozzoni ‘12; Sarah Richardson ‘14 & Kylie Locke ‘14; Kyle Lewis ‘11; Dede Frost-FA’s Director-Pequawket Valley Alternative School and Stewart Frost-FA Faculty (Math); Emma Benton ‘14 & Emily Ouellette ‘14; Qilin Qin-FA Faculty (ESL) and Angie Garrett-FA Faculty (Math)

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Robert Belle-Isle ‘11; John Zhang ‘12; William Reed ‘12; Steve PullanFA Faculty (Fine Arts) & Paige Barley ‘11; Offensive huddle vs.

York; Nate Hill ‘11 sizes up the opponent!; Sarah Welch ‘14, Chelsea Abraham ‘14, Megan MacGillivray ‘12 & Isabel Hodgman-Burns ‘14; Dan Turner-FA Faculty (Math); Andrew Berg ‘13

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Colette Fritzlen ‘11; Risa Ishii ‘13 & Riko Kamishima ‘11; Molly Upton ‘13; Ann Chappell-FA Faculty (English); Greyson Hikel ‘13, Kelley Hodgman-Burns-FA’s International College Counselor & daughter, Isabel Hodgman-Burns ‘14; Njemile Phillip ‘14; Amber Dindorf ‘14; Skye Dole ‘14; Connor Sheehan ‘13

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Ashley Henschel ‘11 & Karissa Watkins ‘11; Evan Humphrey ‘09 at the Alumni hoop game; Evan Humphrey ‘09, Andrew Stacy ‘05, Brian Knipp ‘06, Orion Winkler ‘08, Aaron Kasprak ‘07 & Connor Patterson ‘06, return for an Alumni game; Jamie Miller ‘13, Laura Pulito ‘12 & Edward Prince ‘14; Tyler Henry ‘11, Matt Wilmot ‘12, Nick Prouty ‘11 & Jasson Spear ‘11; Seth Reil ‘13; Josh Rounds ‘13 & Paul Kurnick ‘12; Bailey Frost ‘11, Aslyn Dindorf ‘11, Katie Heggie ‘11 & Ashley Watkins ‘11

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THE CLASS OF 2011, good luck to each and every one of you!!!!; Prize Speaking winners-Jim St. Pierre-FA Faculty (English Dept. Chair), Shafiqullah Mujadadi ‘11, Makayla Frost ‘14, Mahina Gardener ‘13 & Andrew Rideout ‘11; Madeline Pearson ‘13; Tyler Nadeau ‘12, Tanner Wentworth ‘13 & Andrew Rascoe ‘13; Lydia Zipper ‘11; Ben Bailey ‘13; Completed solar panels at the Eastman Science Center.

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FA CLASS NEWS

Section by Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95 (mmaillett@fryeburgacademy.org)

1940 Louise Ward Kearney ‘40 writes, “I have very fond memories of dancing with my husband Harry Kearney ‘39, at the Gibson Gym. We had a wonderful time there.”

1942 Betty Gerry ‘42 writes, “Special Thank You to Scott (Kelly) ‘53 and Todd (Gallagher) ‘82 for the story on Joe’s service in the Army (in the Scenes).”

1947 Clinton Tripp ‘47 writes, “I consider my years at the academy as very important as it made my first year at the University of Maine Dick Fox ‘41 & children-Karen Fox Grey ‘71, Alan Fox ‘68, Judy Fox Chase ‘62, very easy which made it easy through college, Dick ‘41, Joyce Fox Kennett ‘64 & Jean Fox Blake ‘67 graduating in 1951. I worked 30 years for the U.S. Forest Service in California as a District Ranger on two districts; it was a wonderful job. Worked for 30 years with them and have been retired for 30 years, we do a lot of traveling and live in the mountains in California. During World War II I served in the U.S. Navy. I volunteered at seventeen and served in the South Pacific. I was in from April 16, 1943 until March 16, 1946. I flew in dive bombers, torpedo bombers, sea planes (Duck, Goose, PBY), PV Ventura. I am amazed at how big the academy is now and the local people have an excellent school. We do a lot of traveling and am healthy at 85.

Enjoy your magazine and want to keep getting it. Best of luck in the future.”

1959 William Prentice ‘59 writes, “I am doing fine. Fishing, riding four-wheeler, hunting, and I am SGT of Arms of our Local American Legion. Hi to all the ladies of FA.”

Hugh Hastings ‘44 with daughter, Ellen Hastings Zelman ‘76 & son, Tom Hastings ‘74

Skip Watkins ‘59 won the top prize in the Modified Classes at the Oldsmobile Nationals in Sturbridge, MA, in July 2010. Skip’s 1905 Sedan Delivery Car that took him 18 months to build and he completed in June of 2010, has won other top awards at various car shows around Maine.

(10/7/10 The Bridgton News)

1960 Martin Denny-Brown ‘60 writes, “I enjoyed seeing my classmates at my 50th reunion, I then checked myself into the Brigham and Williams Hospital for open heart surgery. My aortic valve was replaced and an aneuryism was repaired. I am presently recovering at home. “ Loretta Kyllonen McPeek ‘60 writes, “It was so much fun being at my 50th Reunion and seeing so many of my former classmates. I am still working 32 hours a week 11-7, cannot imagine being retired. I love my job. Life is busy; I continue seasonal camping in New Hampshire from May 15th thru October 15th, and then get into my winter mode: relaxing – reading. Looking forward to coming back next August.”

Patricia Leach Swett ‘60 writes, “It was wonderful to see people that I hadn’t seen for 50 years.

Everything went great.”

Dick Walker ‘60 writes to let us know he is sorry he wasn’t able to make the Class of 1960 -84-

Harrison “Lefty” Homans ‘46 and wife Peg at Reunion 2010

Fryeburg Academy, 745 Main Street, Fryeburg, Maine 04037, (207) 935-2001 x 3137, www.fryeburgacademy.org, e-mail-alumni@fryeburgacademy.org

Clayton “Toe” Burnell ‘47 & Gloria Horne Burnell ‘49 live in California & Maine.

They are good friends to FA and share old photos and FA memorabilia with us.

reunion this year, as he and his wife were in Minnesota during the last half of August visiting their daughter, Kate, & grandchildren.

“Hope you have a great turnout.”

1961 Darryl Watson ‘61 wrote in to let us know he retired 12/2004, he owns property in South GA. For 3 years now he has travelled by RV when possible. He has 3 children by 1st marriage, got remarried in 2001, worked in CT and NH after service in the Army 64-67.

Still works around home and on friends’ things and does mechanical repairs.

1963 Susan Brown Ayer ‘63 writes, “I would love to hear from any old classmates. I am still in contact with Pauline T. and Kathy H. I am enjoying my retirement. I wonder where MJ Ricker is?” Email Susan at sueayer2@gmail.com 1964 Frank Owen Jr ‘64 writes, “Hi to all my classmates. I took a trip to Los Angeles in July to visit a friend. We went to Universal Studios and Verizon Center. Looking forward to Reunion.”

1965 Melanie Stacey Frost ‘65 wrote to let us know she is still working for RSU #57 at the Middle School. Travelled with family to the Baltics the summer of 2010, and travelled with a good friend to Italy & Greece the spring of 2010. “Can you tell - I have to see the

Wilma Andrews Cavanaugh ‘47 and husband Jim at Reunion 2010

Members of the Eastman family at the Stephen Wesley Hill Reunion-Monte and Diane Eastman Powell ‘53, Conrad ‘48 and Sarah Eastman, Peter ‘75 and Violet Mills Eastman ‘77, Silas Eastman ‘13 and father Steve Eastman ‘62

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Scott Kelly ‘53 celebrated his 76th birthday on November 27, 2010 at FA’s Alumni Office-in photo with Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95. Mr. Kelly is the Alumni Coordinator for FA. He writes, “I am fast at work on the telephone with courtesy annual giving thank you calls! Thank you to all my former students, alums, parents, organizations and companies. You know who you are! Your support is hugely appreciated. Stop in and see us. If I’m out skinning a cat, I’ll be back soon!”

Email: skelly@fryeburgacademy. org

world with family & friends.” Email Melanie at sfrost50@roadrunner.com 1966 Lindy Lorraine Sayward ‘66 writes, “After my PG year at Fryeburg, Class of ‘66, living in Chase House. (Dee Walker Farmer ‘66 was my roommate), I graduated from the University of Vermont in 1971 and graduated from Andover Newton Theological School with my master of divinity in 1983 and my doctor of ministry in 1993.

My doctorate was in the area of body, mind, spirit, before it became popular. I now have a practice as a Spiritual Healer and Counselor (the healing gift presented itself to me in the 70’s). I do private

and long distance sessions and also teach and write. Anyone may contact me through my business e-mail address lindylight@yahoo.com.”

1968 Sarah Pierce ‘68 writes, “Congrats to Pat and Gerry ‘68 rules! I am a Grammy to Lily 2 years and Ally 4 months. My innkeeping in Woods Hole came to an end and I am pursuing other opportunities.”

1969 Fletcher McKinney ‘69 writes, “Semi-retired, working on writing my first book. Living in Minnesota and homesick for the East Coast. Born in New York City, grew up in Connecticut and New York State. Summered in vacationland - Maine during my childhood. Married in Boston, Massachusetts in 1982.”

1970 Kenn Kaminski ‘70 writes, “Built a curved stone wall with a built-in stone chair in Galena, OH. I was interviewed by and featured in the Columbus, OH Dispatch newspaper. My mom is still my secretary at 89 years old. Hobbies: Competitive badminton, rock climbing, kayaking, dancing & yoga.” www.internationalstonemason.com

Old FriendsRalph Moore ‘53 & Paul Hurley ‘53 were dorm students their senior year at FA. They are both retired and live with their families in Massachusetts.

FA’s Class of 1960 at the beautiful granite table & bench they purchased for FA

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Martha Vail Littlefield ‘70 writes, “I won an award for poetry from the State Grange in Patriotism entitled “American Vet”. Last year I won 2 awards also. Poetry was a gift from our Lord! I have six grandchildren; we love four-wheeling and kayaking and fishing. I travel to Colorado once a year Family & Friends-front row-Justine Lathrop’05, Ashley Holmes ‘05, Katelyn to visit, then home and family times.”

Lord Callaghan ‘05; back row-Karen Lovejoy Callaghan ‘75, Jane Lord Dutton ‘71, Jimmy Dutton ‘68, Dale Lord ‘59, Sarah Stearns Lord ‘59, Gene Email Martha at Lord ‘74, Kathy Richardson Lord ‘74 , Shelley Dolley ‘90, Stanley Dolley ‘60, keelady52@fairpoint.

Debbie Lord Dolley ‘67, Meredith Wheeler ‘05 & Ben Farnham ‘05 net

Toby Hammond ‘63 & Jane Barton Hammond ‘63

1971 Leslie Kane ‘71 Harvest Gold Gallery in Lovell supported and exhibited new fashion designs from Leslie David Company. Leslie has been in the fashion design business for over 30 years. (The Bridgton News September 2, 2010) 1976 Clifford Hall ‘76, former Fryeburg selectman, was presented with an engraved Howard Miller clock and picture frame to thank him for his service as a selectman from 2007 to 2010. (The Bridgton News 7/22/10) 1979 Shane Hill ‘93 and aunt, Bonnie Hill Richard Spears ‘79 writes, “Hello ‘65 enjoying the Christmas season in to my fellow classmates, I am fifty Boston years old and have been married for twenty-four years. I have two step-children and five grandchildren. I work for a Defense contractor in southern New Hampshire and have been with the company for twenty-five years as a Heating & Air Conditioning technician until recent promotions gave me a new career as a Facilities Engineer II. My education consists of a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from the University of Phoenix and an Associates Degree in Applied Science from the New Hampshire Technical College at Manchester, along with multiple certifications for H.V.A.C. I am a Certified Building Operator through the Northeast Energy Efficiency Partnership. Being from New Hampshire, I am a big Red Sox, Patriots, Bruins and Celtics fan, the home of champions.

I also carry a 14 handicap for 18 holes playing golf in the league here at work and try to stay fit by attending our local YMCA and playing racquetball on a daily basis. Sincerely yours, Richard Ken Spears.”

Janet Burnell Baker ‘68 with brother, William Frost ‘62 & his wife, Chris

Jonathan Danch ‘69 writes, “In 2010 I passed my New Hampshire Real Estate Exam. I am now affiliated with Carey & Giampa Realtors. My focus will be here in the Seacoast Region of NH. The seacoast has been my home for more than 32 years. In essence, I know the area extremely well. I volunteer my time with the non-profit Pease Greeters. Their mission is to show support to our military troops which is very important to me.”

Email: jdanch@careyandgiampa.com

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Family & Friends-Harvey Nichols-FA’s Operations Manager, Joyce Fox Kennett ‘64, Sandra Quincy Fox ‘61, Webster Fox, Twyla Morris Watson ‘75; back rowFred Kennett, Larry Grey, Karen Fox Grey ‘71, Kathy Nichols, Scott Leach ‘71 & Clyde Watson ‘74

presented October 14, 2010, in Portland, ME, by WCSH Channel 6. Brad is one of a group of six outstanding community volunteers who received the 11th Greg Thurston ‘71 & friend, Terry annual award. As the background biographical information for the 6 Who Care Award he received states: “Bradford A. Littlefield has been involved with Fryeburg youth sports programs in leadership roles, since 1984. An architect of the 1996 purchase for the Fryeburg Recreation Complex, he is now

1980 John Gordon ‘80 writes, “Late in the spring, and unexpectedly, St. Christopher’s School in Richmond, VA, offered me an administrative position that was too good to pass up and I accepted it. The decision to leave Wyoming Seminary, and the things that I had created there was difficult, but St. Christopher’s created a great opportunity and it is only 55 minutes from UVA where my kids go to school. My daughter is going into her third year at UVA as a pre-med major and my son is going into his second year at UVA – major undeclared – although it appears to be wrestling! My son “Nicky” wrestles for them. UVA won the ACC championship last year and will begin the season ranked #11 nationally as a team. My daughter’s name is Allie.

My wife, Gina, will continue teaching and coaching at a sister school near St. Christopher’s-St. Catherine’s.

Thanks – hope that all is well. Go Raiders!”

Brad Littlefield ‘80 received a 6 Who Cares Award,

Scott ‘71 & Karen Libby Thurston, with daughters Amy ‘00 and Sara ‘97. Scott works in the FA Maintenance Dept and both Amy and Sara work in the FA cafeteria.

president of the Capital Campaign to build a Community Center to provide indoor space as well. Brad is a coach, referee and umpire, a builder, and a fundraiser. Brad heads up the annual Fryeburg Recreation Golf Tournament (now in its 19th year) and the ‘car raffle’ at the Fryeburg Fair. A professional builder, Brad often does much of the construction work of fencing, dugouts, basketball and volleyball courts, playground, horseshoe pits and fitness trail with his own hands. And if it’s not him alone, he skillfully enlists volunteers to join his cause to get the work done.” (The Bridgton News 10/14/10) 1981 Gregg Anderton ‘81 writes, “I’m currently a Community Adviser and Program Manager for Answers.com.”

The Bell family and friends gathered for a cookout – Back Row: Tracy Bell Mason ‘74 with daughter Cassie and friend Mark, Colby Locke ‘11, Greg ‘83 and Kelly Bell ‘78 Lloyd with son Brady ‘11, John (FA Faculty) and Debbie Osgood Urgese ‘74, Henry ‘70 and Holly Bell Foster ‘71, and seated, Wayne (Skip) Bell ‘54 with wife Sheryl.

Terry MacGillivray ‘81 of the newly renamed and expanded Northeast Snowmobile Rentals of Fryeburg is hoping to change the perception of local winter sports working with the Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce to better market the region’s hundreds of miles of trails. In addition to new sleds and a second location, Terry says Northeast Snowmobile has invested -88-

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Bryan Coombs ‘72 married Beth Cyr on October 10, 2010. Bryan writes, “My new daughter, Rebecca Cyr, is a senior at ActonBoxborough HS and has been accepted at several early decision colleges and looks forward to hearing from others yet to come. My youngest son, Graham, is a sophomore at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach. My oldest son, Sean, has recently joined Wagner Motors Mercedes-Benz in Shrewsbury, MA as their Business Manager. I am still running my own IT consulting business and Beth is the QA Director at a medical devices company nearby. We truly enjoy our time together and are making the most of things before college and new careers begin to take us all apart more often. Looking forward to the 40th in another year and a half.” Photos-Bryan & Beth; with Bryan’s mother, Fran Coombs; Craig Urquhart ‘72; Bryan with sister-Patty Coombs Pond ‘78, mother-Fran, sister-Michelle ‘90 & brother-Jack ‘74; Bryan witih sons-Graham & Sean. Email: BCoombs@bcpros.com

in a new high-tech GPS Fleet tracking system which enables him to track all of his company’s sleds when they are out on the trails.

“Our GPS Fleet tracking system is unique to New England and perhaps in the United States. This is huge in terms of safety as each of our sleds has GPS technology now. It also allows people to come in after their ride, and we can show them where they went that day.”

(The Conway Daily Sun 1/22/11)

Talking Football-Michael Ross ‘72, Dan Turner-FA Faculty (Math) and Former Head Football Coach & Keith Durham ‘72

Brothers Ikie Roberts ‘72 with wife Ruth and Roger Roberts ‘62 with wife Carol

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1982 Cindy Bean ‘82 writes, “I reside in Bermuda and am married to a wonderful man name Paul. I have two children, a 23-year-old and a 7-year-old (that keeps me very busy). I work at a counseling agency as an administrative assistant and love my job.”

1983 Arlan Little ‘83 writes, “Hello FA, I own a Music Management Company Jumpshot Music Management. I worked on Julie Burnell ‘73 and friend Meghan came to Maine this summer to visit many tours with Alan Haymon Productions with artists such as sister Janet Burnell Baker ‘68 and Alan Fox ‘68 New Edition, BBD, Boyz II Men, Ginny Sislane Michael Jackson, The Jacksons, ‘77 lives in Budweiser Super Fest, MC Hammer, Janet Rockport, Mass. She travels extensively as a trainer of retrievers.

She is a hunter of deer, turkey and waterfowl as photographed with “a 21 pound gobbler I got with a bow this spring.”

Email: cravendawg@aol. com

Hiking-Tom Hastings ‘74 & wife, Lynn

Barbara Hill ‘74 with niece Jenny Hill York ‘01 & friend, Jess Quint Emery ‘01 Fryeburg Fair

Jackson, Morris Day, The Time, Prince, Patti Labelle-the list goes on and on. I started my own music management company after working with Alan Haymon Productions.” Email Arlan at arlanlittle@gmail.com Joe Scanlon ‘83 AllStar IT President will be joining Element115. net as a partner. With this acquisition, Element 115.net extends their architectural and development services capabilities for Content Server, and broadens their FatWire client base. Scanlon had built AllStar IT into a successful boutique services firm with clients such as Liberty Mutual, Kohler, Rail Europe, Chanel, WL Gore, Sirius Radio, Playboy Enterprises and other global companies. (Element115.net news, press release 9/16/10) 1984 Wendy Lovejoy Davidson ‘84 wrote a note to let us know she is still in Fryeburg! Stays in touch with lots of “old” friends!

Her oldest daughter, Machella Brett-Davidson’05, has finished Brian Baker ‘77 & Brad Baker ‘77 with friend, Nancy, and her daughter, building a house in Eaton with her boyfriend, Matt Weegar, and Sara, taken at Saint Anselm College in Manchester NH. Brad writes, works at J. Crew, and her youngest, Emily Davidson ‘14, just “We stopped at St. A’s on our way to NYC to take in Sara’s field hockey started her FA years! “Time goes by so fast!” Email Wendy at game on Senior Day. Nancy is a friend from our college days and she is itswendy11@yahoo.com also Sara’s mother. Sara is my goddaughter and will be graduating from Saint Anselm in May.” Email: bradb@northeastair.com

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Melissa Chace Trace ‘78 sent in photos of her children and former FA residents before they moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Homecoming Dance-Cameron Trace ‘12 with friend Cole, and Colby Trace with friend Allison. Melissa is a Business Development Manager at Crystal Group, Inc. Email: Melissa.Trace@crystalrugged.com

1985 Patricia Grondin Falls ‘85 writes, “Back in the US after spending 3 great years in The Netherlands.

Sorry I missed reunion, but we are back near DC if anyone is in the area.”

Email Patricia at familyfalls@ gmail.com

Doug Melinn ‘85 writes, “My two girls are getting big. Sydney is turning 9 and Ava is turning 7. Guess what? Another is on the way.”

Diane Gushee ‘79 is Head of Food Service at Shawnee Peak Ski Area in Bridgton, ME

David Rohde ‘85, the journalist held captive by the Taliban in the remote mountains of Pakistan from November 2008 to June 2009, co-written with his wife, Kristen Mulvihill, tells of his kidnapping from two points of view in a new book, ‘A Rope and a Prayer: A Kidnapping from Two Sides.’ (The Portland Press Herald 12/24/10) 1986 Leigh Bucknell ‘86 and Paul Kiesman ‘83 welcome a daughter, Kayla Lily Kiesman, born on July 29, 2010. Kayla joins Alexander Kiesman ‘11-age 17. The maternal grandparents are George and Janet Bucknell, of Fryeburg, ME. The paternal grandparents are Joannie Kiesman & Paul Kiesman Sr. ‘62 of Denmark, Maine.

1987 Jeffrey Pelkie ‘87 and Jennifer Leach Pelkie ‘92 welcome a daughter, Danielle Susan Pelkie, born December 29, 2010. She joins sisters, Caligrace Katherine, Brianna Ashley ‘12 and Nicole Lynn ‘08. Maternal grandparents are Stephen ‘68 and Nancy Harnden Leach ‘71.

Paternal grandparents are Ronald and Terry Pelkie. Maternal great grandmothers are Celestine Perkins Harnden ‘46 and Edith Watson Leach ‘49.

1988 James Reinhold ‘88 writes, “Let’s see…I left FA the summer of 1988 and returned to Boston.

Started working 3 jobs as I did not even apply to college. Then did a semester at Bradfort College because, well, working 3 jobs is no fun! I left there to live in NH for a summer before heading out west to California to become a white-water rafting guide. Then back to Boston before heading back out west for some more rafting and then further on to work and live in Maui. I returned back to Boston before I headed to Arizona for college, yup, 7 years after FA, getting a double major in Outdoor Education & Human Development with an Eric Smith ‘79 was in Fryeburg visiting emphasis in Eco-Psychology. I returned to Maine from Virginia Beach, VA. With his wife, to work for the Chewonki Foundation, moved back Ryan Kelly ‘82 at Reunion 2010. Ryan works Carla; with Bill Perry ‘80 and with Mr. for Werner Trucking out of Omaha, Nebraska.

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years, I have settled down in Norwood, MA, and I am working as the Summer Camp director for the Hale Reservation in Westwood. And that is the SHORT version ;) Feel free to ask away!” You can email James at reinhold_james@ yahoo.com 1990 Mark Gafur ‘90 writes, “Life has been great…our son Quinn Nolan Gafur was born on August 26. Very happy baby and little brother to Spenser who will be turning 4 in January. I have been at Worcester Academy for 4 years and could not be happier. Still coaching baseball at school and loving it.”

Jane Scanlon-Cratch ‘82, husband, Greg and children-Anabelle & Kestrel.

Email: scanlonsj@skybest.com

Nino Trapani ‘90 was Priscilla’s January Veteran Honoree. (Conway Daily Sun 1/11/11)

Barbara Gushee ‘84 works at Shawnee Peak and Fryeburg Fair. She has two children, Hattie ‘05 & P.J., age 6

1993 Teresa Hodsdon Dunnam ‘93 writes, “Enjoying life in sunny Florida with my husband and daughter, Mackenzie, who is now 10.

I guess this means I’m getting old! Just opened a new store here in Ocala called Jezebel’s. Along with our other store it keeps me pretty busy. Not so busy that we don’t find the time to come home once in a while for a visit. Mackenzie and I both look forward to seeing snow this winter….providing her grades are what they should be!” Email Teresa at jezebelsclothing@aol.com Deena Bartlett Hopler ‘93 and Caleb Hopler ‘87 welcome a daughter, Mercedes Hopler, born on July 20, 2010. Mercedes joins Hunter Blake ‘12, 16. Maternal grandparents are Gail Bartlett of Sweden and Gardiner Bartlett of Harrison. Paternal grandparents are Gilbert Hopler of Howland and Eileen Hill of North Lovell.

1995 Charlie Berg ‘95 and Jason Nelson, both Portland news videographers, founded a video production company, Black Fly Media. The recent startup has already landed contracts with Boeing, Mitsubishi and two gubernatorial campaigns. “We knew we were good at taking pictures, shooting video, getting audio, editing and telling stories, but the business aspect was completely foreign to us,” says Berg, who remains employed with news station WCSH 6. (Mainebiz 09/21/10) Amanda Jordan ‘95 and Kent Vigneault welcome a son, Oliver Zane Vigneault, born August 11, 2010.

Maternal grandparents are Mary-Ellen Jordan of Denmark, and Ned and Debbie Jordan of Lovell. Paternal grandparents are Pete and Carol Vigneault of Madison, NH. (The Bridgton News 10/14/10)

Cooper Campbell Jackson ‘85 with husband, Hayes, & children, Whit, Davis & Graeme.

Email: cooperjackson@sbcglobal.net

Tamara Schmidt Segalla ‘85 is ready to run - “I just completed the Maine Coast 1/2 Marathon on Nov. 7th. It was 33 degrees and we had to run through the high tide of the Atlantic Ocean rushing across the street! I completed it in 2 hrs. and 10 mins. This will be my 8th race in 3 months! I will also be running in the Hyannis 1/2 Marathon on Feb. 27th. Should be fun!” Email: tbsegalla@ comcast.net

Bruce Stuart ‘95 and his wife, Melissa, welcome a son, Silas Aaron Stuart, born August 13, 2010.

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Ezra James, 3. Maternal grandparents are Todd Brewster, West Rutland, VT, and Deb Mack and Greg Boudah of Florence, VT. Paternal grandparents are David and Sandra Stuart of Fryeburg, ME. (The Bridgton News 10/14/10) Christopher Sulesky ‘95 writes, “I have worked for Enterprise Holdings Co for 11 years now directly out of Erik H. Eastman ‘93 and his wife, Khristina, college. Currently I oversee all welcome a son, Wyatt Richard Eastman, the airport operations for their born August 20, 2010. He joins Kalie Anne, 3 companies in Pittsburgh, PA. 11, and Jordan Khristina, 8. The paternal On July 20th of this year my grandparents are Kate and Rick Eastman wife Amanda and I welcomed ‘71 of Fryeburg; the maternal grandmother our 3rd child, Gavin, who joins is Cynthia Jackson of Tennessee. his older brother, George-7, and, sister, Isabella-4. I always look back on my Fryeburg days fondly.” Email Christopher at christopher.sulesky@erac.com 1996 Richard Snow ‘96 and his wife Jennifer welcome a daughter, Alexandra Nicole, born August 10. Maternal grandparents are Roy and Deb Coulombe of Bridgton. Paternal grandparents are Richard ‘73 and Norma Abbey Snow ‘73 of Denmark.

Andrea Macht Longpré ‘86 writes to Mr. Kelly, “I really appreciated getting a message from you on my answering machine this summer. I stopped by the Alumni Office during my ten-day stay in Lovell & was sorry to miss you. I brought my 2 daughters, Sophia-7 and Isabel-4, as well as Sophia’s best friend, Alice, from Anchorage whose mom grew up in Falmouth, for a grand tour of FA (photo above). I am so proud of its growth and success! I would like to help plan our 25th reunion - Class of 1986 in whatever capacity I can from this side of the world...please place me on your list as the planning begins. I hope this summer has found you & yours healthy and peace-filled & looking forward to some cool fall weather! All the best & warmest wishes - Andrea - PS - Kindly share this with Rachel, I missed seeing her as well, I believe she was in Spain.” Email: hominome@yahoo.com

1997 Ian Valentine ‘97 writes, “I am married to Erin Valentine. First child Madison Valentine 10/1/09. Working in sales for Standard Calibrations Inc. in Chesapeake, VA, in Engineering/Inside Sales. Honorable Discharge from the U.S. Navy as MM2 (SW) in 10/5/05. Past employment Johnson Controls Inc as a Journeyman for the York International Marine Division. Currently residing in Chesapeake, VA.” Email Ian at ian.valentine@standardcal.com

Shane Hill ‘93 with his aunt, Barbara Hill ‘74, at Fryeburg Fair

Erlon Jones ‘93 at a cookout at his parents’ house – Edward ‘57 and Diane Warren ‘69 Jones

Nate York ‘94 & Jenny Hill York ‘01 welcomed a son, Jack Nathan, born November 24, 2010. Maternal grandparents are Barry Hill ‘69 & Janice Hill of Fryeburg, ME. Maternal great-grandparents are James & Winifred Maloney of Chatham, NH. Paternal grandparents are Stephen & Martha Goldsmith of Lovell, ME. Paternal great-grandparents are Robert & Marion Lowe York ‘47 of Brownfield, ME.

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1998 Kathryn Raynsford David ‘98 and Gabrian David ‘00 welcome a daughter, Lillie, born July 8, 2010. She joins brothers Nicholas 3 and John 2.

1999 Kurt Bagley ‘99 writes, “Hi folks, I’ve been encouraged to send in an update and my mother said she ran into Mr. Kelly, who also wanted some news. I’ve been in RI since graduating in 1999 and turned my BS in Historic Preservation for Roger Williams University into a career with Preserve Rhode Island (PRI), www.preserveri.org.

PRI is a non-profit that advocates for the protection and re-use of historic buildings statewide and is also a steward of several historic properties. I started as an intern while still at college and worked my way up over the years from part-time to full-time, working on everything from educational programs, to political advocacy, to fundraising and an occasional stint as the organization’s handyman. I Derek Gillis ‘95 volunteers with the Jade Blake ‘96-FA Business Office parlayed this last one into a full-time role as PRI’s first Fryeburg Jr. Ski Program. He and has one daughter, Olivia. They live Property Manager in its 50-year history and have spent the wife, Jen Caldwell Gillis ‘95, have in West Fryeburg. E-mail: last few years catching up on a decade or two of deferred three children, Myla-6, Griffin-4 & jblake@fryeburgacademy.org maintenance at the 3 properties I am directly responsible Maisy-2. for. In 2008 we undertook a $300,000 rehabilitation of Email: jennanddrock@fairpoint.net a c.1724 colonial that PRI owns and had not been lived in for 25 years and it now serves as my residence, where I care for the house and its grounds as part of my rental agreement. In the next 5 years we will be undertaking a capital campaign to raise as much as $3 million towards significant restoration of the Governor Henry Lippitt House Museum, a c.1865 National Historic Landmark that I spend the majority of my time working on. Despite my hearing loss, I’ve become quite adept at being able to accomplish my job and be successful thanks to such great advances in technology over the years and the increasing numbers of people communicating via email and text message that makes it possible for me to do things that used to require picking up the phone. Unfortunately, I still have difficulty with some very basic things, such as hearing doorbells, being woken up in an emergency if I am asleep by myself, or hearing someone trying to get my attention - things a lot of people take for granted.

Luckily I have reached a point in my life where I feel secure and settled - and capable of taking on the responsibility of a hearing service dog. I say it this way because as much as the dog will assist me in all these areas where I am lacking, it is still a living creature that will need to be cared for, will need constant training and, because it will be with me 24/7, will require significant adjustments in how I go about my daily routines. I applied to a great organization in Massachusetts, NEADS Dogs for Deaf and Disabled Americans, and was accepted to their waiting list earlier this year. Over the summer I was able to raise $3500 towards my responsibility to contribute $9500 towards the $20,000 cost to NEADS of raising and training the dog. I’m happy to say I was just matched with a 1-year-old Terrier cross named Pickles who was rescued by NEADS from an animal shelter as a puppy. I will be spending the last week of January Danny Buck ‘98 emailed to let us know he is deployed overseas right now serving as at NEADS’ campus training with Pickles and if we a navy FMF corpsman with the team of U.S. Marines, also works in the 1st of its kind concussion clinic on his down time, working with wounded warriors. “Truly amazing pass the program, she will be coming home with stuff, the medicine I am practicing at that clinic when I am not on mission, is truly state me at the end of the week. I am incredibly excited of the art!” Email: buckyh2o@aol.com at this opportunity and am confident that raising the -94Fryeburg Academy, 745 Main Street, Fryeburg, Maine 04037, (207) 935-2001 x 3137, www.fryeburgacademy.org, e-mail-alumni@fryeburgacademy.org

Betsy Thibodeau ‘98 and Jim Pitreau were married on September 25, 2010 at the home of Betsy’s parents, Don ‘72 and Brenda Thibodeau in North Fryeburg, ME. Betsy and Jim live in Glen, NH; Don Thibodeau’72, Brenda Thibodeau, Gary MacFarlane ‘72, Jacklyn Monson MacFarlane ‘72, Louise & Pat Maillett; Dan Gyger, Jessica MacFarlane Gyger ‘95, Casey Valente, Jenny MacFarlane Valente ‘01 & daughter-Addison, Eric Davis ‘97, Julie MacFarlane Davis ‘98 & sons-Sean & Cody Davis, Betsy Thibodeau Pitreau ‘98, Jim Pitreau, Brian Thibodeau, Josh Maillett ‘98, Liz Maillett with nephew-Kempton Maillett & niece Ana Maillett, Natalie Prox ‘05, Caleb Maillett ‘01, Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95 and Amos Maillett ‘95; Betsy & Julie MacFarlane Davis ‘98; E-mail Betsy at betsy.pitreau@gmail.com

remaining $6000 will not be difficult. Anyone can contribute to NEADS in my name and receive a tax-deduction by going to my fundraising page on their site at www.neads.org. There is a little bit more information about me there as well. I hope you find all this interesting! All the best, Kurt.”

Email Kurt at kurt.bagley@gmail.com.

Sonya Bartlett Harding ‘99 writes, “I married my high school sweetheart, Donald Harding ‘97, and we now have three children, Gregory-7, Ashtin-6 and Gretchen-3 ½. I work from home and Donald still works for John Khiel Logging for 13 years now.” Email Sonya at sonyaharding99@ yahoo.com 2000 Michael Boucher ‘00 and his wife, Charlotte, welcome a son, Gavin Michael Boucher, on July 27, 2010. He joins Brady-2. The maternal grandparents are Roland and June Smith Sr., of Tamworth. The paternal grandfather is Stephen Boucher, of Saco, Maine.

The paternal grandmother is Nancy Boucher, of North Fryeburg, Maine. (The Conway Daily Sun 11/2/10) Diana Gregson ‘00 writes, “I’ve been living in Sweden since February 2005. On January 8, 2010, my partner, Urban Jansson, and I had a baby boy, Charlie Olof Alan. He was in a bit of a rush to make his grand entrance weighing in at just shy of 6 lbs and 19 inches -95Fryeburg Academy, 745 Main Street, Fryeburg, Maine 04037, (207) 935-2001 x 3137, www.fryeburgacademy.org, e-mail-alumni@fryeburgacademy.org

Greg Stacy ‘01 married Ashley Pomelow on July 10, 2010 in Herman, Maine. Photos (top)Mike Stacy ‘04, Matt Day ‘01, Greg ‘01, Matt Stacy ‘95 & Andrew Stacy ‘05; (bottom)-Hillary Stacy Alloco ‘99, Ashley, Greg ‘01, Lori Libby Stacy ‘77, Rusty Stacy ‘75 & Mike Stacy ‘04.

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Rachel Bragg Neveu ‘01 married Greg Neveu at an outdoor ceremony at the Oaks Golf Links in Somersworth, NH on August 7th, 2010. Rachel with Greg; with brother, David ‘06; with wedding attendants-Melissa Gamwell ‘01, Amy-Lynn Cole, Laura Rossi, Myriah Carreiro ‘01 and Liza Wilfong ‘01; with parents-Stephen and Alice Bragg. Rachel is an RN at WentworthDouglass Hospital in Dover, NH, and Greg works as a music teacher in Barnstead, NH. Email: Rachel.Neveu@ wdhospital.com

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Emily Eastman Kubichko ‘02 and Anthony Kubichko were married on Saturday, June 19, at their home in Fryeburg, Maine. Emily is the daughter of Richard Eastman ‘71 and Kathryn Eastman of Fryeburg. Anthony is the son of Dawn and John Kubichko of Putnam Valley, NY. Bridesmaids were Jessica Kurtz, Khristina Eastman, Megan Eastman, Cassandra Wright-Parsons ‘02, April Bujas and Jessica Grafer. Groomsmen were Michael Bujas, Devin Kubichko, Tyler Kubichko, Erik Eastman ‘93, Conor Lyons and Pedro Marrero. They honeymooned in Playa Del Carmen, Mexico. The couple resides with their son, Jaxson, in Fryeburg and are very excited to welcome their second child in July of 2011. Photos by Spring Smith ‘02 of Spring Smith Studios

long but thankfully he was, and is, a healthy and active baby.”

Gordon McAllister ‘00 writes, “I’ve moved to southern NH. I’m attending River Valley CC in Claremont, NH. It’s small, but a start.

I’m enrolled in general studies currently and trying to take advantage of my Post 9/11 GI Bill. I was not a huge fan of school in my teenage years. But I’m loving college so far. Also, I want to give credit to the VA for the opportunity of going back to school. They are paying for every penny of it so far and for future graduates of FA, this is a GREAT benefit. Also I’m working at C&S Wholesale Grocers out of Brattleboro, VT. Forbes Magazine rated it as the largest food wholesaler and 12th largest private company in America.

And me and my amazing girlfriend Jessica Francese are expecting our first baby boy in Dec! Best of luck to all at FA and especially those who helped make me who I am today!” Email Gordon at wanttobeatbeach@gmail.com 2002 Beth Alimi Cook ‘02 and Andy Cook of Waitsfield, VT, were married Sept 26, 2009, at the First Congregational Church in Newfane, VT. The ceremony was presided by Rev. Anthony Acheson of the Greensboro, VT, United Church of Christ and Fr. Augie Gothman from the Diocese, of Crookston, MN. Beth is the daughter of Rick and Sue Alimi of Fryeburg, Maine. Andy is the son of Joe and Debbie Cook, of Dummerston, VT. The maid Beth Wood ‘02 stopped by the Alumni of honor was the bride’s Office while at home visiting her par- college roommate, Bianca ents, Delph ‘68 & Gail Wood.

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Fourth generation alum, David Whitaker ‘02 with his wife Sarah & daughter Isabella age 2 and ½ and Louisa 2 months. David graduated from U.T.I. in Phoenix and the Mercedes Benz Elite Training Program in Allentown, PA. He is currently a master technician at the Mercedes Dealership in Vermont. Sarah graduated from Champlain College in the medical field and has her M.B.A. She is currently in Administration at Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, VT, where they reside.

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groom’s brother, Jason Cook, of Waltham, Mass.

A reception was held following the ceremony at the Putney Inn. The bride is an employee of Dartmouth Journal Services in Waterbury, VT, and the groom is employed by Eilers Financial Services in Waitsfield. (The Conway Daily Sun 7/20/10)

Jaclyn Lathrop ‘02 married Peter Smith on October 17, 2009. Photo of siblings, Jaclyn ‘02, Jeffrey ‘09 & Justine Lathrop ‘05. Jacklyn graduated from Bentley University in May 2006. She and Peter met at Bentley. They currently live in Kutztown, PA and Jaclyn is a corporate paralegal.

are Wanda Joy of Fryeburg and Roland Joy of Rochester, NH. The paternal grandparents are Lillian Tillson and Steven Merrill ‘69 (dec.) of Brownfield, ME. (The Bridgton News 1/13/11) 2004 Karena Magee ‘04 writes, “I have two children, Adam-7, and Jaxon-9, with Anthony Warren. I’m attending White Mountain Community College in Berlin, NH, and will graduate with a certificate for medical assisting in May 2011.”

Dylan Randall ‘04 and his wife, Sara, welcome a son, Cameron James Randall, born on November 17, 2010. Cameron joins Brooke, age 1 ½. Maternal grandparents are Michele Bristol of Walpole, NH, and Jeff Estes of Hoosick Falls, NY. Paternal grandparents are Gary and Tammy Randall of Sebago. (The Bridgton News 11/25/2010)

2003 Kristal Joy ‘03 and Jeffrey Merrill ‘03 welcome a son, Bradley Steven Merrill, born December 10, 2010.

The maternal grandparents Brooke Anderson ‘04 & Ileana Katz ‘04 in Washington, DC for Brooke’s engagement party-November 2010. IIeana works and lives in Boston - she will be in Brooke’s wedding. Brooke lives in DC, and will graduate with her Masters in Exercise Science from George Washington University in May 2011. She and fiance Jason Roberton will marry on June 24th in Rockport, Maine. Jason is a Major in the US Air Force and works at the Pentagon.

Email: brookea5@gwmail.gwu.edu

Allison Smith Davis ‘04 and John T. Davis welcomed a daughter, Bentley Hilton-Skylar Davis, on July 8, 2010, at Bridgton Hospital in Bridgton, Maine.

Bentley joins Mallory-6, Shelby-3, Adrianna-2 and Taylor-1. Maternal grandparents are Roxanne McAllister Johnson ‘85 and Fabian Smith.

Paternal grandparents Zack Urgese ‘04 spent the summer as a white-water raft guide for North East Guide Service in Greenville, Maine. are Michelle Radloff He received his Maine Guide License in both White Water and Lee Davis. (The Nick Kane ‘05 is a chef at The Oxford House in Fryeburg Conway Daily Sun Rafting and Recreation. He attends UMaine at Orono (www.oxfordhouseinn.com). Bailey Damon ‘05 will receive and will graduate May, 2011, with a degree in Recreation 8/3/10) her B.S. in Business Management from Suffolk University in May. She is on the Dean’s List.

Email Nick: eskimonick17@aim.com; Email Bailey: baileydamon18@yahoo.com

and Outdoor Education. He is currently employed by MaineBound, teaching outdoor skills and guiding student trips for UMaine.

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2005 Rachel Burns ‘05 is engaged to Michael Bugowski.

Rachel is a graduate of Fryeburg Academy and Rutgers University and works in the talent acquisition department at EMC Consulting in New Jersey. Michael also graduated from Rutgers University, where the couple met, and graduated magna cum laude from SUNY Maritime.

Michael received his Master’s in Business Administration.

He currently works as a development and logistics analyst for Betta Way Transportation. The couple has recently purchased a home in Hillsborough, NJ, and are currently planning a 2011 wedding. (The Conway Daily Sun 2/1/11)

Katelyn Lord Callaghan ‘05 and her husband, Patrick Callaghan, welcome a daughter, Makenzie Marie Callaghan, born August 30, 2010. She joins her older sister, Molly-3. Maternal grandparents are Gene Lord ‘74 and Katherine Richardson Lord ‘74 of Denmark, ME. The maternal grandmother is Karen Lovejoy Callaghan ‘75 of Porter, ME. Makenzie’s godmothers are Ashley Holmes ‘05 & Justine Lathrop ‘05

Vanessa Tibbetts Reed ‘05 and Allan C. Reed ‘99 welcome a son, Nathan Rex Reed, born October 31, 2010.

Maternal grandparents are Pauline Ames and husband Scott Ames, of Brownfield, ME. Paternal grandparent is Laurie Henry of Denmark, ME.

Benjamin Charles Tripp ‘05, son of Harvey Tripp ‘77 and Valerie Hammond Tripp ‘81 of Lovell, ME, is engaged to Chelsea Michele, daughter of Frank and Cheri Perry of South Hiram, ME. Chelsea is a 2008 graduate of Southern Maine Community College with a degree in human service. She is employed with Northern Human Services in Center Conway, NH. Ben is employed with Nate York Construction of Lovell, ME. An August 27, 2011, wedding is planned. (The Bridgton News 12/23/10) Katelyn Thurston ‘05 writes to let us know she graduated in June from Clark F. Miller School of Radiologic Technology, and started nursing school in September at CMMC. Email Katelyn at kraethurston@yahoo.com 2006 Alana Landano ‘06 has graduated from Stonehill College in Easton, MA, with a

Ryan Wallace ‘05 & Sara Wallace were married on July 2, 2010 at the Woodlands Country Club in Falmouth, ME; photos (above)-Denise True Stacy ‘72, son-Andrew ‘05 & husband,-Butch ‘66; JD Hill ‘05, Nate Broyer ‘05, Crystal Wallace ‘00, Jaclyn Lathrop Smith ‘02, Justine Lathrop ‘05, Ryan ‘05, Sara, Jim Davenport ‘05, Natalie Prox ‘05, Butch Stacy ‘66, Denise True Stacy ‘72, Caleb Maillett ‘01 & Andrew Stacy ‘05

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Dinara Abilova ‘06 & husband, Vlad were married in Seattle, Washington in April. Dina works for Microsoft. Email: abilova.dinara@live.com

Bachelors of Arts degree in Economics. Alana graduated Valedictorian of the Class of 2010 and was the recipient of the Phillip L. Hemingway, Sr. Award, which is granted annually in recognition of exceptional academic achievement. In the fall, Alana plans to return to Oxford, England, where she will pursue a master’s degree. (The Mountain Ear 8/12/10) Erin Snow ‘06 and Blair Lynch welcome a daughter, Ashlyn Louise Lynch, on July 13, 2010. The maternal grandparents are Leslie and John Barry ‘78, of Fryeburg, ME, and Daniel Snow, of Conway, NH. The paternal grandparents are Michael Lynch, of North Conway, NH, and Diana Lynch, of Center Conway, NH. (The Conway Daily Sun 8/3/10) Brian Knipp ‘06 graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology with a bachelor’s in architecture. He will return in the fall to work on his master’s. (The Conway Daily Sun 9/28/10) 2007 Maranda Drew ‘07 was named to the spring 2010 Dean’s List at the University of Maine at Farmington, ME. (The Bridgton News 7/29/2010)

Umran Altunkaya ‘06 lives in Boston and attends Suffolk University. He will return to Turkey after graduation.

Email: ualtunkaya@suffolk.edu

Katie Shorey ‘06 writes, “I attended St. Lawrence University in upstate NY where I majored in government. I was very involved in campus activities… I was in the Vagina Monologues my freshman year but didn’t have the opportunity for other plays or musical theater (SLU couldn’t even come close to FA’s theater programs and vocal jazz ensemble)… I had a few other adventures along the way. I participated in an offcampus semester at American University my sophomore spring. I was in a program called Transforming Communities and it was the best part of my college career- it truly changed my life and it is how I was first introduced to the wonderful, captivating, and fun city of Washington, DC… I worked for Running Start, a non-profit that inspires young women to run for political office. It is a fabulous organization so please check it out. The following summer I returned to DC to work for a political action committee that works to elect pro-choice, democratic women to office… That fall… I took a leave of absence from SLU because I was accepted as one of seven fellows in the Star Fellowship Program affiliated with Running Start… I returned to SLU for my last semester, graduated in May, and then hit the road for a 6 week cross country trip. After putting 10,000+ miles on my car… I moved to DC permanently. I was hired in October as a Program Associate for the Partnership for Public Service, a non-profit, non-partisan organization that works to improve the federal government and inspire a new generation to enter public service as a career. All in all, I am happy, healthy, and motivated. I miss Maine and Fryeburg Academy, but I am so thankful that I was a part of such a wonderful community. Keep in touch and feel free to write me at Katelyn.shorey@gmail.com.”

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Makenzie Walker ‘06 with her new son, Colson, and Erin Snow ‘06 with her new Jillian Pandora Tetreault ‘06 & husband, Michael at the wedding daughter, Ashlyn Louise Lynch of friends Roanna & Matthew Cameron

Joshua Enos ‘07 and Leiann McGee were married on September 11, 2010, at Camp Wyonegonic in Denmark, ME. Leiann is the daughter of Gerard and Lisa McGee of Waterford, ME. Joshua is the son of Ed and Kerry Enos of Denmark, ME. Leiann’s maid of honor was Leora Greenleaf ‘04, cousin of the bride. Bridesmaids were Kelsey Danforth, Melissa Davenport ‘09, Meghan Dunham ‘07 and Kayla Greenleaf ‘07. Joshua’s best man was his brother David ‘06. Groomsmen were Cal McCue ‘08, Thomas McGee, Jake Pingree ‘07 and Derek Prox ‘08. The bride is a graduate of Oxford Hills High School and is attending Cape Cod Community College. The groom serves in the United States Coast Guard. The couple currently resides in East Sandwich, MA. Tyler Keef ‘07 has been named to the President’s list at Western New England College for the fall semester of 2010. Keef is a Senior majoring in Electrical Engineering at the College. (Moose Prints issue 9 2011)

Heartbreak provides Driver’s Ed. Scholarships to Academy students. After a single car accident took the life of 21-year-old Fred Richards Jr. ‘07 on January 8, 2010, his family was overcome with grief. His mother, Tina Hansen, sister, Barbara Hansen ‘13 and stepfather, Chris Hansen, decided to do something positive in Fred’s honor. They began raising funds to give driver’s education scholarships. Tina Hansen says, “Fred was not wearing a seatbelt when he died. He was an inexperienced driver and had just gotten his license. I want other kids to take driving very, very seriously and I want them all to take driver’s ed. I want them to learn the skills required to get behind the wheel of a car.” The Hansens had two very successful fundraisers in June 2010 marking Fred’s 22nd birthday. They raised over $4,300 to establish the scholarship fund. On Wednesday, the Hansens met at Fryeburg Academy’s Alumni Office to draw the names of the two winning students. Ariana Stinchfield ‘11 and Zach Sargent ‘12, both of Denmark, Maine, received enrollment in driver’s education courses thanks to the Fred Richards Jr. Scholarship and the generosity of the Hansen Family.

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2008 Cerise Humphrey ‘08 has made the Dean’s list both years at USM, Co-Captain of the softball team last year and again for this year, also named to the LEC All-Academic Team which a studentathlete must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.3 as a sophomore or above and a full-time student/varsity team member. She was also accepted into the Nursing program at USM. Kathryn Mitchell ‘08 was named to the 2010 spring semester Dean’s List at Simmons College in Boston. Her major is undeclared. (The Bridgton News 7/15/10)

Vincent Osgood ‘07 and friend Hillary at Fryeburg Fair. Vincent is in his fourth year at USM with a double major in risk management and finance. He will graduate in 2012.

Arielle Nagy ‘08 and Corey Sheaff ‘06 welcome a daughter, Olivia Michele Sheaff, born October 31, 2010. The maternal grandparents are Michele and John Nagy of Brownfield, ME. Paternal Jay LaRosa ‘07 & Nate Price ‘07 at Shawnee grandparents are Michael Sheaff of Peak, Bridgton, ME. Jay is at the University Bartlett, NH, and Vicki Parmenter Heath of Rochester, NY. Email: flarosa@u.rochester. ‘83 of Lovell, ME. (The Bridgton News edu & Nate attends University of New Eng12/09/10)

Derek Prox ‘08 was promoted to Maine Army National Guard, SPC a member of the 1/126th AV REG CO D DET 4. (The Bridgton News September 2, 2010) 2009 Jennifer Bertino ‘09 was named to the spring 2010 Dean’s list at the University of Maine at Farmington, ME. (The Bridgton News 7/29/2010) Kyrie Perry ‘09 was named to the spring 2010 Dean’s list at Roger Williams University in Bristol, RI. (The Bridgton News 7/15/10)

land. Email: nprice@une.edu

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Nicole Pelkie ‘08 received the Presidential Pin at the University of Maine which requires a high grade point average. In photos-Nicole with her grandparents, Margaret Hatch Eastman ‘64 & Melvin Eastman ‘61; Nicole with sister, Brianna ‘12; with grandparents, Joe Stefano ‘08 and sister Brianna ‘12; and Nicole with Reilly Shea ‘08. Email Nicole at: nicole.pelkie@umit.maine.edu

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Thomas West ‘09 was named to the spring 2010 Dean’s list at the University of Maine at Farmington, ME. (The Bridgton News 7/29/2010) 2010 Lynde Folsom ‘10 is attending Syracuse University in NY. Kenedi Hall ‘10 as a freshman at Lyndon State College and placed fourth at the North Atlantic Conference Cross Country Championship held in snowy, frigid conditions at Maine Maritime Academy with a time of 27:25.96 to walk off with NAC Rookie of the Year honors at Lyndon State College.

Dylan DiMartino ‘10 will attend the University of Maine at Machias and plans to major in Art. (The Bridgton News 7/15/10) Ariel McConkey ‘10 transferred to Lyndon State College from Central Maine Community College after one semester & joined the women’s basketball team at Lyndon. She has already had a significant impact on the women’s basketball team and was named North Atlantic Conference rookie of the week for the week ending January 24. (Lyndon State Critic 1/28/11) Kaela Mitchell ‘10 made the Women’s Ice Hockey Team at Plymouth State University.

Alyssa Lusky ‘08 was home for the holidays with parents Scott ‘84 & Nettie Bressette Lusky ‘84 and brother, Levi ‘13. Alyssa is majoring in Communications & Journalism at Lasell College in Boston. She was an editor of the FA Bryce Nelson ‘08 volunteered with the student newspaper, The Raider Review, Fryeburg Jr. Ski Program during her years here.

U.S. Marine Clayton Barker, son of Jolene Barker ‘75.

Clayton - We’re all very proud of you!

Eden Cianciolo ‘09 plays college basketball for the University of New England; in photo with good friend Hannah Sawyer ‘08; Hannah’s parents, Jane & George Sawyer, Hannah ‘08 & Eden’s father, David Cianciolo at Eden’s game vs. Bowdoin College. Hannah is a Junior at Gettysburg College and is majoring in Journalism.

Thom West ‘09 & Rachel Andrews Damon ‘76 - Thom is a junior at UMaine-Farmington majoring in education.

He is also a Community Assistant at UMF. Email: thomas.l.west@ maine.edu

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Lisa Costello ‘10 is a freshman at St. Joe’s College majoring in nursing.

Email: lcostello@sjcme.edu

Isaiah Moran ‘10 is a freshman at Husson College majoring in Pre-Law. Email: isaiahhhhh@live.com

Michael Cohen & Sarah Cugini at Mount Etna in Sicily. Michael is wearing the official Fryeburg Academy jacket. Sarah is the daughter of Margaret Cugini-FA Library.

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Kelly Brown ‘95 married John Bell on September 19, 2010. The ceremony took place in The Little Stone Church on Mackinac Island, MI, with a reception following at The Grand Hotel. Pictured are former faculty members Ken Brown and Mary Ellen Mackin with their daughters, Amanda ‘98 & Kelly ‘95

Bill Housum, former faculty, with grandchildren Britt and Chance.

Bill celebrated his 80th birthday party with friends and family at the Leura Hill Eastman PAC at FA on August 22, 2010, the party was hosted by his son Jonathan Housum ‘82 and daughter Julie.

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Debbie Osgood Urgese ‘74 and husband John (FA Faculty) joined children from Debbie’s Day Care for the Rick Charette Concert at the PAC.

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IN MEMORIAM Section by Maria Gomiz Maillett ‘95 (mmaillett@fryeburgacademy.org) Frederick Thomas Baird, Jr. 1937, 90, died May 24, 2010, at Maine Veterans’ Home in Augusta. He was born in Syracuse, NY, on Dec. 29, 1919, the son of Frederick Thomas Baird, Sr. and Ruth (Hight) Baird. Fred graduated from Bangor High School in 1937, and then attended Fryeburg Academy from 1937 to 1938 in a post-graduate program. He went on to attend Colby College and then graduated from the University of Maine, Orono, in 1944. Fred enlisted and served with the Marine Corps during World War II. Following his retirement from the Marine Reserves, he was employed as a marine biologist by the State of Maine until retiring for the second time. After his employment with the state, Fred and his wife, Catherine, worked for International Telephone & Telegraph for the next ten years, where they redeveloped the King and Bartlett Camps near Eustis into a trout fishing lodge for the company. Fred was an outdoor enthusiast who enjoyed fishing and gardening alongside his wife, Catherine, of 64 years. His hobbies, as well as hers, also included training and raising Labrador retrievers. They had raised many dogs over the years, including their best friend, Maggie O’Toole. Fred was predeceased by his wife, Catherine, four years earlier in 2006; along with a brother, James; and a sister, Harriet. He is survived by a brother, Bernard Baird ‘47, of Lewiston; a sister, Jean Hazelton, of Rye, NH; and several nieces and nephews, including Tom Hazelton and his wife, Catherine, of Newington, NH. Fred and his wife, Catherine, will be buried together in Evergreen Cemetery in Milo.

Frederick Thomas Baird, Jr. ‘37

Edward Bartlett 1943, died Saturday, May 8, 2010, at the South Paris Veterans’ Home of natural causes.

He was born January 17, 1924, the firstborn son of Nelson and Alegra Bartlett. As a young man he joined the Army Air Corps and was stationed in England with the 8th Army Air Corps aboard the B17 bomber, ‘Heaven Can Wait,’ which completed 29 successful combat missions. His duties aboard were, R. T. O., navigator, gunner and medic. During his tour he was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, the Air Medal and the National Defense Service Ribbon. He returned home to Maine where he married Marjorie Hamilton ‘44 on August 15, 1943. They later moved to CT where he worked for Pratt and Whitney until he returned to ME in 1967, where he had resided until he moved into the Veterans’ Home. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, playing golf and pool, and liked to gamble on anything. He was predeceased by his wife, Marjorie; a son, Gregorie Bartlett; a daughter, Amy Haley; and three brothers: Reginald ‘44, Ronald ‘45, and Lloyd ‘49. He is survived by his five children: Joyce Marquis, Edward Bartlett, Stephen Bartlett, Bruce Bartlett, and Linda Bartlett; three brothers: E. Harlan Bartlett ‘57, H. Wayne Bartlett ‘53 and Lindon Bartlett; and two sisters: Carlene Bartlett Colbath ‘52 and Sandra Bartlett Lacy ‘59, as well as many aunts, uncles, cousins and other family and friends; 18 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren.

Charles I. Bean 1936, 92, a longtime Ashburnham, MA, resident, died June 15, 2010, in Health Alliance Hospital, Leominster, MA, after a brief illness. He was born in Eaton, NH, on Sept. 7, 1917, the son of the late Irving and Gladys Bean, and had lived in Ashburnham for over 60 years. Mr. Bean was a clerk for 41 years at the former Crocker Burbank, James River and Weyerhaeuser Paper companies, retiring in 1980.

He was a member of the Peoples Congregational Church in Ashburnham, the Masons, and the American Legion. He was a volunteer at the former Burbank Hospital in Fitchburg for over 20 years. Mr. Bean was a veteran of World War II, serving as a sergeant in the US Army Air Force in the Asiatic-Pacific Theater.

He received a Bronze Service Star in the Philippines Liberation. He leaves his wife of 61 years, June W. (White) Bean; one son, Thomas C. Bean and his wife, Marcia, of Corinth, ME; one daughter, Joanne M. Sullivan of Westminster, four grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by three brothers and two sisters.

Ronald “Ponk” Buswell 1944, 84, longtime resident of Fryeburg, ME, died peacefully surrounded by his loving family at the Maine Veterans’ Home in South Paris, ME, on July 30, 2010. He was the son of Wesley and Emily Forrest Buswell ‘24 and attended grammar school in North Fryeburg and then Fryeburg Academy before enlisting in the US Navy on March 24, 1944. He was stationed in Key West, FL, serving in the Naval Air Corps Division and was honorably discharged on March 25, 1946. Ronald was well known Charles I. Bean ‘36 as an avid hunter and fisherman as well as an accomplished guide. His two loves of life were the great outdoors and his family. Ronald’s early years of employment included the logging industry and the Yield House and his retirement years were devoted to spending time with family. He was predeceased by his first wife of 29 years, Marie Walsh Buswell, the mother of their six daughters. He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Anita Brown Buswell; children, Catherine Buswell Wood ‘66 and her husband, David Wood ‘63, Lorraine Buswell McDonald ‘67 and her husband, Peter, Sharon Buswell ‘69, Frances Buswell Dooan ‘51, Cynthia Buswell Kenerson ‘76 and her husband Wayne ‘60, and Veronica Lambert; stepchildren, Philip Brown and his wife, Pat, Rodney Brown ‘78, David Brown ‘79 and his wife, Carol, Gail Graves ‘77 and her husband, Peter ‘75; 10 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren.

Michael W. Chick 2003, 26, passed from this life on Friday, Dec. 17, 2010, as the result of an automobile accident. He was born on Dec. 13, 1984, at the US Army Hospital in Wurzburg, Germany, and grew up in Fryeburg, ME. Mike, as he preferred to be called, worked in construction for several years. He was currently employed in the logging trade in Bridgton, ME. He was very outgoing and friendly, able

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to make friends easily and once made, he was fiercely loyal to his friends. He was an avid fan of action movies, and music of all types from country to rap. He was devoted to his rottweiler, Tyra. He leaves behind his fiancée and love of his life for the past nine years, Jamie Jefferds ‘02. He was looking forward with great excitement to becoming a father as he was expecting his first child in July. In addition to Jamie, he leaves behind his mother, Suzanne Roberge Gillette ‘82, of Fryeburg, ME, and her partner, Jack Whigham; his father Michael L. Chick ‘79, of Melbourne, FL, and formerly of Conway; his stepfather, Brian Gillette, of Fryeburg, ME; his sister, Mandey Chick ‘05, of Melbourne, FL; his brother, Willard Gillette ‘09, of Conway; his sister, Emily Gillette ‘13 and a brother, Jonathan Gillette, both of Fryeburg; his maternal grandparents, Tom and Louise Kingsbury of Fryeburg; paternal grandmother, Patricia Chick ‘59, of Rockledge, FL; and maternal great-grandparents, Robert and Eulalie Kingsbury, of Harrison, ME; his aunts and uncles, and several cousins. He will be forever missed and he is so very loved.

Barry S. Dagle 1975, passed away after a very brief illness on Thursday, June 3, 2010, at the Hospice Kaplan House in Danvers, MA, surrounded by his loving family. Barry was born in Gloucester, MA, on Feb. 21, 1955, son of Madelyn (Doyle) and the late Spencer Dagle. He grew up in Essex and worked for his father for many years at Spencer’s Auto Parts on Pearl Street in Gloucester, which later changed hands to Britton’s Auto Parts. He studied at several Maritime Academies receiving several certifications for Michael W. Chick ‘03 “small marine engine repair” working at marinas in Manchester, Salem, Newburyport, MA, and Kittery, ME, and was also a certified auto/boat spray painter. Barry was openly affectionate, always ready to give a hug, compassionate, and irresistibly enthusiastic. He loved entertaining; held great New Year’s Eve celebrations and pool parties where he was the Grill Meister with flair. He was the aficionado of The Three Stooges and a great, agile and imaginative dancer. He loved his boats, especially The Summer Breeze, frequently getting out on the water as an avid fisherman with family and friends, enjoyed his excursions to comedy clubs, camping trips with his daughters and friends, traveling and always had on-going projects tinkering with his mechanical and home improvements. When celebrating anyone’s accomplishments, whether it be a birthday, basketball game or graduation, he certainly was the loudest one cheering. His favorite place to be was sitting by his pool with his daughters and friends. Even to the end, Barry never stopped smiling or giving his “thumbs-up.” Barry is survived by his daughters, Leah Dagle of Gloucester, MA, and Bre’Anna Dagle of Ipswich; his mother, Madelyn L. Dagle of Gloucester; brother, Neil Dagle and his wife Priscilla and their daughters, Kerry Dagle-Schwartz, Kate Dagle, and Lindsay Dagle-Herd; sister, Lois Dagle and her partner Gerry Sullivan of Gloucester, and closest friends, Jessie Moore, Debbie McGrath, Debbie Boudreau, Diane and Tony Frontiero, Dave Tibbets, and the DaCruz family, along with many more friends and relatives, too numerous to mention. He is predeceased by his sister, Lee Dagle. Devoted father and friend, Barry will be forever loved and missed.

Sheryl Brown Day 1975, 54, of Shepherd’s River Rd in Brownfield, ME, died on Oct. 25, 2010, at the Maine Medical Center in Portland, ME, with her loving family by her side. She was born in Bridgton, ME, on April 25, 1956, a daughter of Ellsworth and Betty Walker Brown. She attended local schools.

Sheryl married Harold M. Day ‘69 on Aug. 16, 1974, and they began their life together raising two children. She was a devoted homemaker and a loving wife, mother, and “nana.” She was very involved with both Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in the Brownfield area, as both her children were Scouts. She also enjoyed scrapbooking and outdoor activities, such as hunting and fishing. Sheryl will be sadly missed by all who knew and loved her. Besides her parents, she was predeceased by two brothers, Edward Brown ‘73 and Richard “Popeye” Brown ‘82. Surviving are her beloved husband of 36 years, Harold M. Day, of Brownfield; her son, Mark Day ‘94 and his companion, Tansy Sanborn, of Brownfield; her daughter, Jessica Day Longpre ‘00 and her husband, Jeremy Longpre ‘89, of Brownfield; two sisters, Deborah Richardson and her husband, Philip, of Denmark, ME, and December Lumb and her husband, William, of Norway, ME; and several loving grandchildren, nieces, and nephews.

Rebekah Charles Dewitt 1957, 71, of Dolloff Hill Road, Conway, NH, died Sunday, Sept. 12, 2010, at Memorial Hospital in North Conway Sheryl Brown Day ‘75 with her family by her side. She was born in Portland, ME, the daughter of Albert and Marion “Head” Charles and attended local schools. She was employed by the State Line Store for several years and then for many years sold Avon products. She was also employed by Mews in Center Conway. Her biggest love was her family. She enjoyed knitting, crocheting, baking and blackberries and she loved Christmas Eve. She is survived by her husband of 48 years, Albert Dewitt of Conway; three sons, Gordon Hill and his wife, Debra, of Madison, Robert Dewitt and his wife, Keely, of Conway, and Shawn Dewitt and his wife, Laurie, of South Chatham; one daughter, Alison and her husband, Shawn Saunders, of Madison; 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Rebekah Charles Dewitt ‘57

Chris M. Eastman 1990, 38, of Denmark Road, Brownfield, ME, died on Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010, at his residence. He was born in Portland, the son of Clayton and Patricia Welch Eastman ‘59 and attended local schools. He had been employed in the logging industry, Bailey Manufacturing in Fryeburg and later, when he had his first stroke he worked for Green Mountain Rifle Company in Conway, NH. Chris enjoyed dancing, snowmobiling, ice fishing, hunting, and pulling cattle at the local fairs. He also enjoyed spending time with his friends up to camp. He was a former member of the Lion’s Club. He is survived by his parents, Clayton and Patricia Eastman of Brownfield; a son, Ty Bryce Eastman of Brownfield; two brothers,

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Donald and Kevin Eastman ‘86 both of Brownfield, one sister, Tami Eastman Henry ‘93 and her husband, Jay Henry, of Jackson, NH; two nephews, nieces and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

Anna Nutter Fox ‘41

Anna Nutter Fox 1941, 87, of N. Fryeburg, ME, passed away Monday, Oct. 18, 2010, at home surrounded by her family. Anna was born in Freedom on Sept. 10, 1923, and was the daughter of Walter and Abby Walker Nutter 1907. Anna married Richard R. Fox ‘41 on March 29, 1943, in Moultonboro. Anna and Richard bought their farm on Fish Street in N. Fryeburg in 1948, where they raised their seven children.

Anna was first and foremost a farm wife and mother. After high school she worked in Concord at a government school making radios with her sister, Virginia. Anna worked for the US Post Office as a rural carrier and in the office of Kennett Oil in Conway. She served on the board of trustees for the Fryeburg New Church and the FA Alumni Association. She was a charter member of the Merry Makers Christmas Club and a member of the Pocahontas Order of the Red Men. Anna was an active member of the Maine Farm Bureau for many years. Anna was a loving wife and mother, sister, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, neighbor and friend. She always had open arms and welcomed any and everyone to her table. She will be remembered for easily setting an extra plate at her large farm table and always having a chocolate cake ready for dessert. She is survived by her devoted husband, Richard R. Fox; children, Judy Fox Chase ‘62 and her husband, Bob, Joyce Fox Kennett ‘64 and husband, Fred, Jean Fox Blake ‘67, Alan Fox ‘68 and companion, Janet Burnell Baker ‘68, Tom Fox ‘70 and wife, Clara, Ken Fox ‘73 and companion, Wendy, and Karen Fox Grey ‘71 and husband, Larry; 13 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; her sisters, Virginia Nutter Harris ‘42 and Nancy Nutter Bailey ‘49; four sisters-in-law and many nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her brother, Paul Nutter ‘32; a grandson, Craig Thurston; daughter-inlaw, Susan Harnden Fox ‘69; and a brother-in-law, Webster Fox.

Valeria Kimball Glaser 1932, age 96, died Monday evening, December 20, 2010, at the Dock Woods Community in Lansdale, PA, where she had lived since September, 2001. She was the widow of Leo Glaser, who died in 1999. Born on June 7, 1914, in West Baldwin, ME, she was the daughter of the late Harry Asa and Thelma Black Kimball. Valeria grew up in West Baldwin and Hiram. She was an alumna of Bates College, Class of 1936, and in 1959 she earned a master’s degree from the University of Southern California. Over the course of 20 years, Valeria taught Latin, English and reading, first at Easton High School, Easton, ME; then at Gould Academy in Bethel, ME; and finally at So. Pasadena (CA) High School. She retired from teaching after her marriage in December, 1969. In her youth, Valeria was involved in athletics, especially field hockey. She was a skilled knitter and created beautiful pieces in needlepoint and embroidery. After their marriage, she and Leo enjoyed extensive travel together. Following Leo’s retirement, the couple returned to Maine, living first in Hiram, then in Cape Elizabeth. Valeria held a life membership in the Hiram Historical Society. Although she lived for a number of years in California and she and Leo spent winters in Florida, Valeria felt strongly connected to the state of her birth and did not hesitate to tell people proudly of her Maine heritage. Valeria is survived by her nieces, Nicole Groff of Lansdale, PA; Candace Meltzer of Waterboro, ME and Gulfport, FL; her sister-in-law, Roberta Kimball, of St. Petersburg, FL; her uncle, Wilbur Black, of North Windham, ME; several cousins and nieces and nephews of her late husband; a grandniece and three grandnephews; and her dear friend, Elizabeth Palmer and her family of Cornish, ME. In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by her brother, Asa B. Kimball ‘32.

Wayne T. Harmon 1955, was born on October 24, 1936, in Lovell, ME, the son of Leon and Marge Harmon. He passed away on December 20, 2010, surrounded by his family at Mass. General Hospital from complications following cancer surgery. He attended Fryeburg Academy and graduated from Kents Hill High School in 1956 and then served in the United States Marine Corps. He married Meredith Bennett on September 12, 1959. Wayne went to work in sales for L.C. Andrew Building Supply in Windham in 1960. He quickly advanced to managing the Farmington, ME division and became Vice President. In 1980 he joined Nelson and Small Wholesale Distribution as Vice President, as well as Manager of the Recreational Division distributing boats, trailers and snowmobiles. In 1990 Wayne and Meredith moved to Naples, FL, where he returned to the building supply business. Wayne retired in 1999 to enjoy his family and other hobbies, such as landscaping, woodworking and reading. He was predeceased by his youngest son, Doug Harmon in May of 2007. Wayne is survived by his wife of 51 years, Meredith; and their oldest son, Greg and his wife, Annette. Wayne is also survived by his grandchildren.

C. Milton “Milt” Harring 1939, 89, of Citrus Springs, FL, and formerly of Fryeburg, ME, passed away on January 1, 2011, under the loving care of Hospice House of Citrus County. Milt was born October 16, 1921, in Everett, MA, to Caroline and Clarence Harring. He moved here in 1993 from ME. He was a retired TV technician and owner of Milt’s TV of Fryeburg, ME, for 33 years. Milt was a USAAF veteran in the 9th Air Force during World War II. He was a Past Master of Pythagorean Lodge No. 11 of Fryeburg, Past Worthy Patron of Eastern Star, and Past Commander of American Legion Post 137 of Fryeburg. He was an active member of Springs Presbyterian Church of Dunnellon. Milt was preceded in death by his parents and his daughter, Susan Harring Kanal ‘64. He is survived by his loving wife of 67 years, Dorothy, of Citrus Springs; daughter Barbara Harring Strube ‘69 and husband, Carl of Andover, MA; son, Robert Harring ‘70 and his companion, Alys Morgan of New Paltz, NY; son, Peter Harring ‘80 and his wife Margaret of Acworth, GA; nine grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

Milt Harring ‘39

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James E. Herrick, Jr. 1946, Major, USAR, died on August 16, 2010, in Arlington, TX, where he lived with his wife of 27 years, Letricia (Pat) Herrick. He attended Fryeburg Academy, graduated from Brunswick High School, class of 1946, and from Bowdoin College, class of 1953. He joined the US Army in 1946 retiring in 1969. James was a Mason, a Sojourner, a member of the Military Order of World Wars, the Lone Star Officers Club, the Civil War Round Table, the Scottish Rite and the Council of World Affairs. He was also an active member of the American Bridge Association and a 40-year member of the Unitarian Universalists. He was born in Damariscotta on September 28, 1928, the son of the Rev. James E. Herrick and Netti Alma Herrick (both deceased). James was the brother of John Herrick (deceased) of Bailey Island, Helen Johnson of Cundy’s Harbor and Alice Jewell of Day’s Ferry. He was father to James E. Herrick III, married to Anne Herrick of Topsham, Elizabeth Herrick Skaling, married to David Skaling of Topsham, Dana R. Herrick, married to Cindy Herrick of Cundy’s Harbor, Lynda Herrick Schifrin, married to Gregory Schifrin of Sandpoint, ID, and Jennifer Herrick Parsons of Cundy’s Harbor. He was grandfather to nine, as well as great-grandfather of three. His wife Pat’s three daughters, five grandchildren and four great- grandchildren were all an integral part of his extended family and everyday life in Texas.

Thomas A. Hodsdon 1974, 55, died November 28, 2010, at The Hospice House in Auburn, ME. He was born June 17, 1955. Formerly of Fryeburg, ME, Tom resided in Lovell, ME, for the past 36 years with his wife, Nancy Shaw Hodsdon ‘75. Tom was currently working for Western Maine Timberlands of Fryeburg as a truck driver. He worked in the timber industry for most of his working years. He was actively involved with horses and other farm animals with his family for the greater part of his life. He had a great love of the outdoors, animals, and especially enjoyed showing horses, trail riding, and working with the horses. He also enjoyed vacationing with his family in Ocala, FL, where his daughter, Teresa Hodsdon Dunnam ‘93 and granddaughter, Mackenzie, reside. His granddaughter was the apple of his eye, and was also called Grampy’s girl. He loved laughter, and enjoyed a good joke, and also a little gossip from the local stores; always willing to lend a helping hand if someone needed it; and loved playing with his dog, Rico. Tom was a tough, hard working, kind-hearted man; a devoted husband, father, brother, and son. Survived by his wife of 36 years, Nancy S. Hodsdon; his daughter, Teresa Lynn Dunnam; granddaughter, Mackenzie Ray Dunnam, of Ocala; his father, Norman C. Hodsdon, of Lovell; his sisters, Mary Hodsdon Dugans ‘71, of Standish, ME, and Patricia Hodsdon Papa ‘62, of Singer Island, FL; and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his mother, K. Hannah Hutchins Hodsdon ‘38.

Dorothy Trundy Hoyt 1957, 70, of Skowhegan, died Monday, September 13, 2010, at Maplecrest Rehabilitation and Living Center in Madison following a long illness. She was born in Brownfield on September 19, 1939. Dorothy graduated from Fryeburg Academy in 1957 and had lived in Connecticut and New Hampshire before becoming a resident of Skowhegan since 1975. Known to family and friends as Dottie, she had a wonderful sense of humor and a great love for family and friends. She enjoyed crossword puzzles, knitting and her (many) animals. She especially loved the time she spent at the family camp on Stearns Pond in Sweden, where she watched the hummingbirds and listened to the loons. She was also a member of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles for many years. Dottie was predeceased by her father and mother, Alvin and Ruby Flint, formerly of Sweden; and her brother, Lawrence Trundy, formerly of Minot, ND. She is survived by her brother, David Trundy and his wife, Linda, of Prairie Grove, AR; her son, Robert Gross and his wife, Gigi, of Stafford, VA; her daughter, Lori Clements and her husband, Ricky, of Skowhegan; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.

David Lewis ‘45

David Lewis 1945, 83, of Gorham, died August 12, 2010, at the Maine Veterans’ Home, Scarborough. He was born in North Conway, NH, on Dorothy Trundy Hoyt ‘57 June 8, 1927, the son of William M. Winfield and Helen V. Henry Lewis.

He enlisted in the US Navy and saw action aboard the ‘USS Enterprise’ in the western Pacific. He then graduated from the Lewis Hotel School in Washington, DC, and later lived in Portland where he worked at the Eastland Hotel for several years. David worked for the Northern Utilities for 20 years with the administration and retired on January 1, 1989. He enjoyed working with tools and was a great sports fan. David married Virginia ‘Betty’ Stokes Christensen on June 12, 1965. David is survived by his wife of Gorham; sons, Peter Christensen and his wife, Lorraine of Steep Falls, Eric Christensen and his wife, Bobbie of Sacramento, CA; four grandchildren, a greatgranddaughter, sisters, Joan Pette and her husband, Warren of Springfield, VA, and Katherine Beer of Houston, TX, brother, George Lewis ‘47 and wife, Virginia of Jericho, VT, brother-in-law, J. Robert Broome of Jacksonville, FL; and several nieces and a nephew. He is predeceased by a sister, Ester V. Broome.

Gordon L. Littlefield, Sr. 1945, 86, of Lyman, died in the comfort of his home with his loving family by his side on September 8, 2010. Gordon was born in Lovell on June 18, 1924, one of seven children born to Ralph A. and Evelyn M. (Briggs) Littlefield. Gordon loved living in the country, where, even as a youngster, he pursued exploring the woods, hunting and fishing.

During his high school years, World War II called many young men to duty. With no hesitation, Gordon enlisted with the US Army and served with distinction in Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland and Ardennes, which was so aptly called the Battle of the Bulge in Central Europe. With pride, Gordon received his diploma from Fryeburg Academy when the State of Maine recognized the sacrifices that so

Gordon Littlefield ‘45

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many young people made during the war. During the Cold War, Gordon re-enlisted and served in Germany as part of the 14th Armored Car Division patrolling the border. Upon his return from active duty, Gordon worked in construction and in the Federal Protective Service, at the Federal Court House in Portland. In 1948, he married Helen Dinsmore and they shared 62 years together. Within this marriage, they shared the joy of raising two children, going camping the “Ole Fashioned Way” – with a tent. Gordon was an award winning marksman, who enjoyed reloading his own ammo, target shooting with his buddies, and was excited when he shot a bear in Colorado. Gordon had his faithful shorthaired pointers by his side when he went bird hunting. Gordon played guitar and classic country & western music. Gordon will be remembered for his fun-loving ways and his great sense of humor. Though he could be opinionated and stubborn at times, he was a big softy when it came to his family, his grandchildren and his beloved pets. Gordon is survived by his wife, Helen Littlefield of Lyman; his son, Gordon Littlefield and wife, Gaye, of East Waterboro and his daughter, Sharon Littlefield of Lyman; three grandchildren; his greatgrandchildren, one brother, Paul Littlefield of East Baldwin and many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by two brothers, Ralph and Philip Littlefield and by three sisters, Pauline Leland, Marilyn Gammon and Evelyn Roy. Paul W. Locke 1967, 61, of River Road, passed away at his home on October 16, 2010, surrounded by loved ones following a yearlong battle with melanoma. He was born in Portland on August 16, 1949, the son of Clayton ‘35 and Dorothy Locke of Porter. He was raised in Porter. In 1971, he went to work for New England Telephone. In 1976, he went to work for Central Maine Power at the Southern Hydro Headquarters until that division was sold to Florida Power and Light in 2000. He continued to work for FPL in the same capacity. Paul was a man with a strong work ethic and enjoyed the work he did. Though his home was in Hollis, you would find him in Porter, working the land that he loved, on most weekends.

Whether it was haying the fields, splitting wood, working his saw mill or hunting and fishing, he always enjoyed what he was doing there. In 1975, he married Sally (Leighton) Locke. Together they had one child, Jessica L. Locke of Hollis, who has one daughter. Paul is also survived by a son, Seth W. Locke and his wife, Jenn, of Harrison; and four grandsons. He also leaves a great-grandson. He is also survived by his mother and father; a sister, Patty Parker and her husband, Dennis, of Porter; several aunts, uncles; cousins; nieces and nephews.

Lynn Littlefield McDevitt 1973, 55, of Elm Street in Fryeburg, ME, died September 27, 2010, at Maine Medical Center in Portland. She Paul Locke ‘67 was born in North Conway, a daughter of Louis and Wanda “Neundorf” Littlefield and attended local schools. She attended University of Maine at Portland-Gorham Campus. She was employed in the food service business for many years and was most recently manager of Lindt Chocolate in North Conway. She was a great lover of Harley-Davidson motorcycles and enjoyed reading, gardening and just watching wildlife. Above all, she loved her family, but most of all her grandchildren. She often said, “If you didn’t have family, you didn’t have anything.”

She was predeceased by her mother, Wanda, and one daughter, Meagan. She is survived by her father, Louis Littlefield, of West Fryeburg, ME; her good friend, William McDevitt, of Portland, ME; three sons, William McDevitt II, of Warren, ME, Shaun McDevitt and Ryan McDevitt, both of Fryeburg; one sister, Jean Littlefield Blais ‘79 and her husband, Gary, of West Falmouth, ME; and five grandchildren.

Roger E. Mills 1958, 71, of Fryeburg, passed away on October 8, 2010, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s. He was the eldest son of the late Edward ‘36 and Clara Mills of Fryeburg. After graduation from FA, he Lynn Littlefield McDevitt ‘73 attended the University of Maine, graduating with a bachelor of science degree in mathematics in 1962. He married Margaret (Peggy) Pandora ‘62 on March 17, 1962. He spent three years teaching math and science in Calais, ME, and Kennett High School in Conway. In 1965, he moved his family to Maryland, when he accepted a job as a computer programmer and analyst in Washington, DC. In 2001, he retired after 36 years when he and Peggy moved back to Fryeburg, building a new home on the family property. He was a member of the Fryeburg Congregational Church, the Pythagorean Masonic Lodge, the Order of the Eastern Star in Fryeburg, the Rotary Club of Fryeburg, and the Brownfield and Fryeburg Historical Societies. He is survived by his wife, Peggy, of 48 years, his children: Chris Mills (and wife, Carol) of Alexandria, VA; Trisha Mills (and husband, David) of Seattle, WA, Michelle Crabill (and husband, Mark) of Springfield, VA; and his four grandchildren. He was predeceased by his parents, Edward and Clara Mills, his brother, Carlton Mills ‘65, and his oldest son, Roger Edward Mills, Jr. He is also survived by four sisters: Beverly Mills O’Boyle ‘56 of Bristol, PA, Jean Mills Hubbard ‘59 (and husband, Philip) of Canaan, ME, Roxanne Armstrong (and husband, Larry) of Fairfax, VA, Violet Mills Eastman ‘77 and husband, Peter ‘75 of Cape Coral, FL; and one brother, Clayton Mills ‘63 (and his wife, Karen) of Fryeburg.

Roger Mills ‘58

Patricia Gillin Nottoli Ranger 1960, was born on September 16, 1942 in the Bronx, NY. After a very long, painful journey with cancer, Patty released her fight to the Lord and found her peace on November 21, 2010, at her home in Thousand Oaks. The love of her family and her faith in God gave her the courage to continue her eight-year battle. Patty’s strength was in the Lord; the Lord was her Savior. Patty was very active in her political battle to help bring our nation back to what our Founding Fathers believed in. She fought for truth and supported conservative values for our country and nation. She was a prolific writer and wrote many papers supporting all of her beliefs. She was not

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afraid of conflict or controversy and never failed to speak her mind. She had a powerful desire to learn and understand all that she could on topics of nutrition, homeopathy, government, religion, and real estate, to name a few. Her love of horses was realized at a very young age when her mother looked out the window to see her oldest daughter leading a horse from the sugarcane fields of Puerto Rico with her little sister walking under the belly of the horse. Before Patty could write her name she could draw a horse. This love of horses would grow throughout her years with Chantilly Farms in Virginia, Hunts Over Farms in Texas and Plummer Street in Chatsworth. Patty leaves her loving family: her husband and caregiver, Doug Ranger; her mother, Evelyn Gillin of Comanche, TX; her sisters and their spouses, Nancy and Jack Adams of Comanche, TX, Joyce and Albert Vinazza of Castera, France, Kelly and Kenny Dean of Broken Arrow, OK; her brothers and their spouses, James Gillin of Seattle, WA, and William and Pam Gillin of Memphis, TN; her beautiful niece who was like a daughter; and her four grandchildren: one niece, three nephews; great-nieces and nephews and many, many aunts, uncles, cousins and wonderful friends. Patty’s spirit has joined her daughter, Lisa Gail, and father, James M. Gillin ‘37.

Alice Jeannette Trynor Rogers 1950, 79, of Rudy’s Way, Brownfield, died February 2, 2011, at Bridgton Hospital. She was born in Eastport, the daughter of Charles and Jenny Logan Trynor and was educated in Portland Schools and Fryeburg Academy. She was employed by Fryeburg Academy for 20 years. She was Patricia Gillin Nottoli ‘60 a former member of the Grange and the Eastern Star. She is survived by her husband of almost 60 years, Rudy Rogers ‘49 of Brownfield; three daughters, Cherry Rogers of Brownfield, Melanie Rogers Lewis ‘74 of Denmark, Ellen Rogers Raynsford ‘75 and her husband, David, of Fryeburg; five grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Barbara Young Rowe 1943, 85, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend, a longtime resident of Vassalboro, was embraced by her heavenly father, and welcomed to her heavenly home by her Savior and Lord Jesus Christ on September 25, 2010. Barbara was born the daughter of the late Carleton and Ruth (Kneeland) Young in Fryeburg on August 31, 1925. Her great-grandmother, Eleanor Lord Harmon and maternal grandmother, Nellie Kneeland, both deceased, raised Barbara. A lifelong homemaker after her marriage, Barbara began working as a teenager as a sales clerk in Fryeburg. She later worked as an attendant at Volmer’s Nursing Home in North Vassalboro. It was a joy for her to be a teacher’s assistant at Waterville’s Temple Academy, where she helped educate the younger students, each of whom she loved as her own. She met the love of her life, Norman Turner Rowe, through wartime correspondence. They were married on February 27, 1945, famously during a severe snowstorm. The two raised their four sons, Norman Jr., Stanley, Ronald, and Bruce while helping to operate a dairy farm in East Vassalboro alongside Norman’s brother, Carroll and his wife, Betty Rowe. Barbara and Norman shared 57 years of happily married life together until his passing in 2002. Her parents, grandparents and husband, Norman, along with younger brothers, Harvey, Carleton “Buster,” Charles, and sister, Margaret Young, predeceased Barbara.

Barbara will be sadly missed by her sons, Norman “Buster” and his wife, Patricia, Stanley, Ronald, and Bruce and his wife, Eileen, three grandsons, three granddaughters, three great-grandsons and four greatgranddaughters. Also surviving are a brother-in-law, and sisters-in-law, along with cousins, and many nieces and nephews.

Barbara Young Rowe ‘43

Ethel Hall Smith 1926, 100, of Portland Street, Fryeburg, ME, passed away peacefully December 5, 2010, at Mineral Springs of North Conway, NH. “Red” was born March 5, 1910, in Stow, ME, the daughter of Arthur and Mabel Smith Hall. She then attended secretarial school in Boston, MA. Red was a bookkeeper for Western Maine Forest Nursery for many years before purchasing and operating Hall and Smith Dowel Mill with her husband, Bob Smith, during the 50’s and 60’s. Red traveled to Mexico each winter where she made many dear friends and followed her passion for helping people and children at Hogar Infantil Orphanage in Chiapas, Mexico. Ethel was predeceased by her husband, Robert Smith, her sisters, Evelyn Hall Haley ‘26, Dorothy Hall McSherry ‘33 and a brother, Nelson Hall ‘36.

She is survived by her family of nieces and nephews, great-nieces and nephews as well as her beloved caregivers of many years, Venna Wilcox and Bonnie Ellis. Ethel was a member of the First Church of Christ, Scientist in Boston, MA. Lawrence “Tiger” R. Tibbetts 1989, 39, of Brownfield, ME died suddenly on August 21, 2010. He was born in North Conway on October Ethel “Red” Hall Smith ‘26 25, 1970, the son of the late Rex and Mildred “Dolly” Tibbetts. He was owner and operator of Tibbetts and Sons in Denmark. Lawrence worked many years as equipment operator and mechanic in the logging industry. Lawrence enjoyed spending time with his family camping and his woodworking projects. He was a volunteer for the Brownfield Fire Department and had helped coach Little League. He was the loving and proud father of Brandon Tibbetts, of Bridgton, ME, and stepson, Kyle Cook, of Steep Falls, ME, and is survived by his partner, Kelly Swelzart, of Brownfield. He is also survived by a brother, David Tibbetts ‘78 and his wife, Vicki, of

Lawrence “Tiger” Tibbetts ‘89

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Beaufort, SC; sisters, Jean Tibbetts ‘81, of Biddeford, ME, and Pauline Tibbetts Ames ‘83 and her husband, Scott, of Brownfield. He also leaves behind several nieces, nephews and cousins.

Louise Morey Wales 1944, 84, formerly of East Conway, died January 7, 2010, at a Brunswick hospital.

She was born in West Fryeburg, ME, a daughter of Harry and Nina Morey. Louise was employed by Hall and Smith, Fryeburg Clothing and Kenerson’s Five and Dime store. Her last ten years of her employment were with Shaw’s in North Conway. Louise attended the New Church in Fryeburg and was a member of the Red Hat Society. She was predeceased by her husband, Vernon, who died in 1992; a grandson, Jason Wales ‘91 in 2004; and two brothers Harry “Bud” Morey, Jr., and Alfred “Yonka” Morey. She is survived by one son, Robert Wales and his wife, Gail Mulherin Wales ‘65, of Fryeburg; one daughter, Judy Soper and her husband, Tony, of Brunswick, ME; five grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Sally Murray Wallace ‘58

Sally Murray Wallace 1958, of Mount Vernon, NY, passed away on November 14, 2010, after a long illness, with her loving family by her side. She was born December 10, 1938, in Mount Vernon, NY, the daughter of John Leo Murray, Jr. and Julie M. Murray. Sally was a homemaker who went to school later in life to become a certified nurse’s assistant. She was a member of the Brunswick Emblem Club and had a lifelong association with the American Legion Auxiliary, most recently Louise Morey Wales ‘44 with Harpswell Post 171, named in honor of her father, John Leo Murray, Jr. She was an avid reader throughout her life and spent countless hours feeding and watching her birds and taking care of her beloved dog, Suzy. She was a kind, giving and thoughtful person who only saw the best in everyone and will be sorely missed by family and friends alike. She is survived by her husband, Joseph Wallace, of Mount Vernon; her four children, John Theberge of Bangor, Lisa Steinbeiser-Maurer and her husband, Matthew Maurer, of Harpswell, Craig Theberge and his wife, Barbara, of Hixson, TN, and Timothy Theberge and his wife, Zoe, of Harpswell, and her stepdaughter, Lisa Wallace, of Oakland. She is survived by 12 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She is also survived by her brother, Peter Murray; her sister, Deborah Hess; and a paternal aunt, Grace Leeman. She was predeceased by her father, John Leo Murray, Jr., a Silver Star recipient who was killed in Germany in the closing days of World War II; a younger brother, John Leo Murray III; her mother, Julie M. Murray; and her stepfather, Paul Murray.

Carolyn Hill Walsh 1952, 77, of Portland, ME passed away on November 10, 2010, at South Portland Nursing Home after a short illness. Carolyn was born on September 16, 1933, in Fryeburg, the daughter of Fred Sherman and Adelaide Elizabeth (Mann) Hill. After graduation from Fryeburg Academy, she moved to Portland where she held positions at Rines Brothers, Watkins Cleaners, Howard Johnson’s, and Woolworth’s in Portland and Bradlee’s in Westbrook. She met her future husband, James Walsh, in Portland, and they were married on February 15, 1964. Although they were not blessed with children of their own, they took great pride in their many nieces and nephews. Louise was a quiet, gentle, loving lady who was happiest in her home and when at gatherings with her extended family. She was predeceased by her husband of 35 years in 1999; as well as her parents. Survivors include her five brothers and sisters: May Hill Ward ‘50 of Madison, NH, Fred Hill ‘53 and his wife, Faye, of Medway, OH, Mona Boulanger of Somersworth, NH, Mildred Hill Lunt ‘54 of Glastonbury, CT, and Raymond Hill ‘57 and his wife, Judy, of Scarborough; brother-in-law, Michael Walsh and his wife, Ruth, sister-in-law, Letitia Walsh, and brother-in-law, Christopher Walsh and his wife, Paula, all of South Portland; and many nieces, nephews; grandnieces and nephews; and great-grandnieces and nephews.

John W. Garner Sr.

Former Faculty, Trustees & Friends Carolyn Hill Walsh ‘52 John W. Garner, Sr., Trustee Emeritus, 98, passed away February 1, 2011, at his daughter’s home, 108 Long Hill Road, Gray, after a long, full life, with family at his side. He was born May 10, 1912, in Parsonsfield to William A. and Bertha Ridlon Garner. He graduated from Porter High School in 1929 and Lowell Textile Institute in 1934, then followed his grandfather, father and brother into the woolen manufacturing business. In 1942, he married Pauline Marston Garner and they resided in Kezar Falls and Scarborough. John, brother Allen and sister Ruth E. Garner were owners and operators of Kezar Sales Corporation, which oversaw the Kezar Falls Woolen Company from 1881 until 1961. Later in his professional life, John and Allen owned and operated Ye Olde Wool Shoppe in Kezar Falls and Saco until John’s retirement in 1980. The Garners also owned and operated the Kezar Falls Light and Power and Water Companies, and John served as officer of the Kezar Falls National Bank. He was a charter member and past-president of the Kezar Falls-Cornish Kiwanis club, member of the Drummond Lodge (Masons) in Parsonsfield and trustee and board chairman at Fryeburg Academy. He was a member of the Riverside Methodist Church and sang lead bass in the choir. John served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and was stationed in Coronado, CA, and also played on the Navy Baseball team there with several major league stars. He had a life-long

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love of baseball and was a member of both the Maine Baseball (1975) and the UMass. Lowell Sports (1985) Hall of Fame. An avid golfer, he has two holes-in-one to his credit. Other interests included music and dancing and above all, spending time with his devoted family. He was predeceased by his sister, Ruth Evelyn Garner, in 1990, brother, Allen Frank Garner, in 2006, sister-in-law, Eleanor Garner, and nephew, Bill Garner. Also predeceased was a sister who died in early childhood, Mary Dorothea. Survivors include wife, Pauline; daughter Suzanne Garner Smith ‘65 and husband Cliff Smith of Danvers, MA, and Scarborough; daughter, Marianne Garner Fenton ‘67 and Floyd Wing of Gray; daughter Cynthia Garner Scrimshaw ‘69 and husband Norman of Thornton, NH; son John Garner, Jr. ‘72 and Dr. Pamela Stiefvater of Cape Cod, MA; son Dana Garner and Brian Hill of Scarborough; nine grandchildren; four nieces; sister-in-law Mary Marston Waye ‘46, eight great-grandchildren and several great-nephews and nieces.

Stephen S. Pace, renowned painter, passed away on Thursday, September 23, 2010, at St. Mary’s Medical Center in Evansville, IN. He was 91. Pace retired to New Harmony in 2007, after living in New York City and Stonington, ME. The second of four sons, he was born in Charleston, MO, to Ora and John Pace on December 12, 1918. Pace took his first art class in Evansville at the age of 17. His first art exhibition was held in New Harmony in 1939. During World War II, Pace served in the US Army in Europe. Afterward, in New York City, he met and married Palmina Natalini, his wife of 62 years, who survives him.

Pace painted nearly every day until the day before he died. His works are included in many prominent collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Whitney Museum of American Art, and National Museum of Art. The Palmina F. & Stephen S. Pace Galleries of Art at Fryeburg Academy is a testament to the Pace’s love of art and education. Fryeburg Academy and its students are grateful to the Paces.

Stephen Pace with his beloved wife, Palmina

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THANK YOU! KEY TO COVER PHOTOS: Front Cover-Maine State Class C Baseball Champions 1982 & 1983-row 1-Carlos Hernandez ‘82, Gary McClurg-FA Faculty & Coach, Craig Watson ‘83, Ronnie Rollins-FA Faculty, Dana Charles ‘83; Row 2-Larry Gallagher ‘64-Coach, Fred Rogers ‘83, Steve Cote ‘85, Scott Cameron ‘83, Nate Goff ‘82, Dave Michelini ‘85, Chris DeCesare ‘82, Todd Gallagher ‘82, Brian Barbary ‘83, Tim Chandler ‘82, Jeff Seavey ‘83; Back row-Mike Sanborn ‘78-Coach; Missing from photo-Tom Riddle ‘83; Dave Michelini ‘85, Craig Watson ‘83 & Ronnie Rollins-FA Faculty & Coach; Brian Barbary ‘83 Inside Front Cover-Pauline Pendexter Lutte ‘36-Eldest Alum at Reunion 2010 & Diane Eastman Powell ‘53-Distinguished Alum 2010 Inside Back Cover-Zeke Wofford ‘76 & Rocky Thompson ‘80; Mary Ellen Mackin-Former FA Faculty & Pat Wood ‘68-Former FA Faculty; Mr. Kelly ‘53 with Brian Barbary ‘83; Kelly Smith Canfield ‘98 & Kerri MacDonald ‘90; Linn Charette Tripp ‘84 & Cindy Charette Turner ‘83; Mary Maddix Currie ‘58 & James Currie ‘55; Susan Wheaton Logan ‘70, Diane Wood Apgar ‘70 & Gary Warren ‘65; Wanda Wales Snow ‘75 & husband-Steve Back Cover-Aerial Shot of Fryeburg Academy, taken January 2011-thanks to pilot Kenyon King

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Reunion 2011 - August 19, 20 & 21