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Co-Class Secretaries: Dorothy Burdett Kavka, 84 Liberty St., Rockland, Ma
02370-1334; Mildred Beckman Myhrman, 1037 East Linden St., Tucson, AZ
85719 | ||
Class Secretary: Helen Pratt Mason, 83 Summit St., Portland, ME
04103-2931 Class President: Dorothy Parker Ludwick, 8 Birch Pl., Auburn, ME 04210-4104
We learned recently of the death of Ruth Wilson Colombo's husband,
Louis, who died in December 1995, and send her our heartfelt sympathy. | ||
Class President: Elden H. Dustin, Heritage Heights, 149 East Side Dr. 361,
Concord, NH 03301-5475
Class Secretary: Shirley Cave, P.O. Box 422, Bradford, NH 03221-0422
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Class President: Vincent J. Kirby, 739 Vivienda W. Blvd, Venice, FL
34293-1207 | ||
Class Secretary: Ruth Carter Zervas, 66 School St., Gardiner, ME
04345-2106 Class President: Doris Neilson Whipple, 75 Nottingham Rd., Auburn, ME 04210-4137
The Class sends sincere sympathy to Nancy Crockett Morris, whose
husband, Ted, died in May. | ||
Class Secretary: Evelyn Anthol Pontz, Fieldcrest 139, 3001 Lititz Pike,
Lancaster, PA 17606-5093
Class President: Milton L. Lindholm, 12 Nelke Pl., Lewiston, ME
04240-5318 | ||
Class Secretary: Ruth Rowe Wilson, 374 College St., Lewiston, ME 04240
Class President: Donald C. Gautier, 52 Old Carriage Rd., Auburn, ME
04210-8948 | ||
Class Secretary: Jane Ault Lindholm, 12, Nelke Pl., Lewiston, ME 04240-5318
Class President: Robert M. York, RR 1 Box 833, Orrs Island, ME 04066-9727
Next Reunion June 6-8, 1997. We are saddened by the death of George
Buker on Nov. 13 and offer our sympathy to his two sons and four daughters,
who also lost their mother, Erna Larrabee Buker '39, on Aug. 28....
Bill Coffin and Amy lead a full life in Clearwater, Fla., where Amy is
active in several organizations and Bill chairs the board of trustees of Ranch
Mobile, their retirement park.... Irene Cook Putnam saw granddaughter
Sarah Putnam '00, a first-year Bates student and daughter of K.C.
'69 and Linda (Halleck '70), perform with the Bates dance group
on Reunion Weekend.... In spite of health problems, Harriet and Art
Danielson still participate in craft shows. They won second prize at the
Marshfield (Mass.) Fair for a carved shore bird.... Travels of Alice and Bob
Harper included a trip to California and Seattle, then a two-week tour of
Alaska. They had cruised Alaska before but this time enjoyed inland travel and
found the scenery spectacular.... Betty Hunt Ellis managed to play golf
twice a week last summer but felt her scores didn't always justify the effort.
This year's mini-reunion was in Danvers, Mass., at the home of Jeanne Walker
Hapgood. Present were Betty Ellis, Margaret Melcher
Chamberlain, Betty Stockwell Oakes, Happy Walker Webber '36.
They spent "two carefree days of laughter, chatter, and food." Says Betty, "It
would seem nothing ever changes."... Arnold Kenseth was reelected to the
board of the Friends of Archibald MacLeish Collection at Greenfield Community
College where he was involved in a month of celebrating MacLeish as his life
and poetry related to his time in Amherst. Arnold continues to give poetry
readings -- in May at Bates, in July at St. Andrews-by-the-Sea -- and he
videotaped an hour-long program for the Amherst TV station. He and Betty
traveled once again to the Bay of Fundy and had good visits wih Peg and
Clifton Gray and the Chick Martins.... Geneva Kirk and
members of the Lewiston Historical Commission are having fun visiting
fourth-grade classes in Lewiston schools to show the students household items
of 50 to 100 years ago. They ask the students to guess which member is giving a
true description of an object, reminiscent of the TV show To Tell the
Truth. The winner receives a copy of one of the commission's publications,
two of which Geneva wrote over the past few years.... Sybil and Thurston
Long were pleased that their grandson, Gregory Struve, son of Nancy Long
Struve '67, is working with Bates, Colby and Bowdoin faculty members
"introducing the use of interactive computers as a teaching aid with such
languages as German, French, Spanish and Chinese." The Mellon Foundation made
this three-year program possible.... We were sorry to hear of the death of
Emerson Reed, husband of Libby MacDonald Milliken Reed, in January 1996.
They had been married a little over two years and shared many happy times,
attending concerts and other musical and cultural events. They both belonged to
the local Episcopal Church. Libby's daughter, Ann, lives in Hawaii and is a
nurse in the Hilo State Hospital. Libby has four grandchildren and four
great-grandhildren. She would welcome seeing anyone traveling near Medford,
Ore.... Barney Marcus reports he is still skiing, biking, and walking
and all is well with his family, which includes six grandchildren ranging in
age from 7 to 23.... It will be a snowy Maine winter again for Clifton and
Margaret McKusick Gray, who will forgo Florida sunshine and the long
round trip and remain in Thomaston.... There were three mini-reunions for
Priscilla and Chick Martin. First they were guests of Maxine Avery,
widow of "Bud" Avery in Monmouth. Then they lunched with Elsie and
Elliott Foster at the Wayfarer in Bedford, N.H., and finally met with
the Kenseths when Arnold conducted services at the Monson church.... Betty
Stevens Earle and Ion plan to move in April to a new apartment in
Rustington. It is not easy to leave their lovely three-floor home, but it will
be simpler to care for smaller quarters. The year has had many highlights for
the Earles: A golden wedding anniversary, Ion's 80th birthday, and son
Michael's birthday celebration with many family and friends from near and far.
Betty now proudly possesses two new knee joints, which necessitated
hospitalization and then convalescence at Osborne House, Queen Victoria's
summer residence on the Isle of Wight. Now she's good as new and hoping to make
our Reunion.... Jeanne Walker Hapgood became a computer owner at the
insistence of her children (join the club!) and is now learning some of its
"intricacies," mostly sending and receiving e-mail. In October she visited her
daughter in Prescott, Ariz., and appreciated the wonderful scenery, so
different from New England.... "A good year for the Yorks," says
Bob. En route to Maine from Florida, they stopped for several days in
North Carolina with friends. In July Bob taught a class in Maine history
at Univ. of Southern Maine to a class of more than 30 students. He and Jan had
lots of company and lots of lobster ("guests expect it"). They still play
tennis several times a week (doubles) both in Brunswick and Florida. | ||
Class Secretary: Evelyn Jones White, 193 Jackson Hill Rd., Minot, ME
04258 Class President: Howard H. Becker, 122 Villa Dr., Osprey, FL 34229-9168
Next Reunion in 1998. The Class sends sincere sympathy to John
Smith and his family on the death of his wife last June. | ||
Class Secretary: Eleanor Smart Parker, P.O. Box 210, North Bridgton, Me
04057-0210 Class President: David B. Howe, 16 Taylor Home Dr., Laconia, NH 03246-2585 Next Reunion in 1999.
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