’79 Jay Wagley ’79 (center), and Jay Winthrop ’82 (r) pose with Alaska Director for the Conservation Fund Glenn Elison in Southwest Alaska. Considering that the campus is about 100x larger than La Jolla High School and Muirland MS where they go to school was quite amazing to them. I will keep our 35th in mind, and hope to make it back. Living in Southern California (San Diego) is a bit of a distance for that trip, but we will see.”
1977
Class Captains John C. Buckley James P. MacPherson Jr. Bob Burr tells us he is having a great time reliving the wonder of Deerfield, watching his daughter Phoebe thrive as a senior in the Class of 2011.
1978
Class Captains Paul JS Haigney Stephen R. Quazzo Henri Salaun and his wife, Julie, welcomed twins this past fall. Henri wrote, “Julie and I are very proud to welcome these beautiful blessings into our family, which is now officially maxed out. Their brother Christian (age two and a half years and wearing his favorite school colors) is already excited at the thought of lifelong playmates! At my age I never thought the prospect of pulling more all-nighters would sound appealing, but here goes . . .”
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’76
’76 Ben Cart ’76 (l) and Stuart Meloy ’76
at the airport near Ben’s home in Key Largo.
1979
Class Captains Arthur R. Dwight Daniel C. Pryor Art Dwight wrote, “Here are class notes for ’79 . . . As a result of our April drive, Peter Nash, who was in Guatemala for a year, discovered that Greg Carboy was also there, and the two of them connected. Dan Maynard, currently living in London, spent several nights with Masao Iketani in Japan. Dan also spent time this summer fishing in Canada with Reed Webster. As I approached Jim Smith Field during Deerfield’s Volunteer Weekend, the announcer shouted, ‘Touchdown! Mac Roy Jackson ’11!’ Our very own Mac Roy Jackson’s son
is a senior and captain of the football team. His youngest, John, is also a freshman at Deerfield. On the adjacent field, Colin Cooper and his wife Jeanmarie were watching their daughter Ashley, a Deerfield freshman, play varsity soccer. Chip Lewis writes that he’s now contracting as a ‘business intelligence analyst’ for Hewlett-Packard and loving life with his THREE granddaughters. Patrick Fleming is alive and well and living near Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, with his family.” Daniel Goss is proud to announce the adoption of a boy, Daniel Alexander Goss. “Daniel was born on February 22, 2009 in St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, and weighed 8 lbs., 5 ounces; he was adopted at the age of 14
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