“We have no big vacation trip planned this year. We’ve already been to every corner of the globe so now looking for places in-between. We spent a few days in Cuzco, Peru, for their Festival of the Sun, then a week hiking up to Machu Picchu last year and it was fantastic. “I enjoy reading the Avon news online and I’m looking forward to the next gathering!”
75 Jason Beeble ’75, Tom Queno ’75, and Jeff Glaze ’75 joined their classmates at da Capo for their class dinner, hosted by Tom Byrne ’75.
Randy Becker ’75 came back to campus for Reunion 2010.
Tom By rne, Head Class Agent 31 Helena Rd., Avon, CT 06001-3433 tbyrne@thomasbyrne.com
76 Alex ander N. Worley, Head Class Agent
20 Shore Grove Rd., Clinton, CT 06413 alexworley@sbcglobal.net
Susan Ehrlich and Tim Trautman ’75
Ed M agee received his English degree from Claremont and a degree in engineering from Louisiana. Although a construction engineer, superintendent, and project manager for years, Ed is now retired from Hoffman Construction in Portland. The company has built prisons, hospitals, courthouses, stadiums, skyscrapers, the Experience Museum in Seattle, the Seattle Public Library, and Intel.
Ed married Melanie Hardin in 2003 and they have a six-year-old daughter, Grace. Now they travel a great deal, having spent a month in Florida and the Caribbean during the summer, and plan to spend a month in France next year. He sends regards to John Gardner, Skip Flanagan, and Peter Evans.
Members of the National Council representing the ‘70s: Lew Smith ’75, Chris Hampton ’79, and Linc Young ’77.
Dav e Herbster emailed, “My brother Mike
Headmaster LaRocque and Mike Cercone ’75 find a minute to talk after the Alumni Memorial Service in the Chapel during Reunion 2010. Tom Bryne ’75 (right) received class agent recognition from Headmaster LaRocque and Henry Coons ’71 over Reunion Weekend.
Mary Jean and Lincoln Young ’77, parents of Linc ’10, attended the hockey reception prior to the New England Tournament.
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’80 was here in Orlando last week. Mike teaches
tennis in the Ithaca area and put our kids, Marielle (11), Maddie (10), and Elijah (4) through their paces on the court.” Dave finished his fourth season of coaching high school lacrosse at Bishop Moore Catholic, where, he wrote, “I often draw on the teaching of basketball coach Pete Evans, such as: 1) you beat a zone by passing, not by dribbling or driving; 2) to start the fast break, guards break for the hash marks; 3) v-cut to break open on the wings and when your defender relaxes, go backdoor; 4) don’t give up on the press (ride) because the turnover often happens after your opponent crosses mid-court.”