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Keystone College Class Notes • Fall 2010
The following classes are in need of Class Correspondents: 1942, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1963, and
2010. Please contact the Alumni Office at 1-877-4COLLEGE option 5, if you are interested in serving as your class
correspondent. For the contact information of your class correspondent, please visit http://www.keystone.edu/
classcorrespondents or contact the Alumni Office.
1947 ____________________________________________________________
Rita Cutie Jordan
801 Maple Street
Scranton, PA 18505-1985
I have written or called our 1947 alumni requesting
news to share in our Class Notes, but the response
has been very limited. In order to keep the class
notes active, please contact me at the above address
or phone number to communicate your news.
Marjorie Bates Hamlin ’47, Farmville, Va., is still
working and doing well with the dog grooming
business. She also continues to help her daughter
with raising show horses which are entered in
national shows.
Marty Salamida ’47, Scranton, Pa., is now a
permanent resident at Mountain View Care Center.
His wife, Mary, called me to share with his Keystone
College friends that he is doing well. Marty and
Mary were also regulars at Chef’s Table dinners and
Homecoming Reunions. Sending our best wishes to
you Marty!
Bill Weibel ’47, E. Arlington, Vt., phoned to report
he had a cataract removed recently and an implant
inserted. The surgery was a success except that he
still has double-vision. He does hope new
prescription glasses will correct the problem.
Ann Wullert ’47, Scranton, Pa., retired and is a
regular at our Chef’s Table dinners and
Homecoming Reunions each year. She continues to
do volunteer work with her church and various
organizations. Ann enjoys her hobby of polka
dancing.
Here is an update on my extended family, three
children, Rita Marie, Billy and Colleen, 10
granddaughters, two grandsons, four great-grandsons,
and we will have a new addition arriving
February 2011. I want to say “thanks a million”
to the 1947 alumni that took the time to write or
phone me. Also, a special thank you to Patricia
Bloom ’46 for writing to me. It was great to hear
from you. Enjoy your travels.
1948 ____________________________________________________________
Franklin Dentz ’48 reports he graduated in 1948
and many of the students were World War II vets as
was Professor Trapani. He remembers Professor
Trapani was a colonel in the 28th Infantry Division
and was in the Battle of the Bulge where Franklin
also fought in Belgium in 1944/1945. Some of the
vets and professors all bowled together in Clarks
Summit, Pa. After Keystone, Franklin went to
Columbia University and graduated in 1950 with a
bachelor of science in civil engineering. Following
a successful career, he retired in 1986 and currently
lives in Sanibel, Fla., with his wife, Arlyne. They
have two daughters and five grandchildren. He
believes Keystone gave students a great opportunity
to start a college education after returning from the
war.
1953 ____________________________________________________________
Nancy Morey Mauro ’53 and husband, Frank,
welcomed their 20th grandchild, Gabriella Louise,
on July 17, 2010. She was born to their daughter,
Donna Newman and husband John. Gabriella is
their third child.
1957 ____________________________________________________________
Jack ’57 and Sue Chisholm ’58 Peck took their 13
and 15 year old grandchildren on a tour of France
this past June. We are sure it was a trip the teenagers
will long remember and appreciate.
1958 ____________________________________________________________
Sue Chisholm Peck ’58 and husband, Jack ’57
took their 13 and 15 year old grandchildren on a
tour of France this past June.
1959 ____________________________________________________________
Helen Pell Constable ’59 writes “Please e-mail me,
dear classmates at ddconstable@gmail.com. I really
want to hear from you and pass along your news to
all. Let’s make the Class of 1959 the BEST in the
class notes section!”
Sue Kellerman Fish ’59 and her husband, Bob ’60
had a family reunion in July in Brigantine, N.J. with
all of their children and grandchildren. They rented
a house next to Helen Pell Constable ’59 and her
family so it was really a good time for all.
William “Griff” Griffiths ’59 is retired in Tampa
Bay, Fla. with his beautiful bride Carolyn “Lyn”
Thomas Griffiths ’60. They also maintain a
summer home in the Pocono Mountains and have
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enjoyed Chef’s Table at Keystone. Griff has not lost
his wonderful sense of humor.
George Washko ’59 and his wife of 45 years,
Barbara, live in Connecticut, but have a summer
home in Montdale, Pa. They have two children, five
grandchildren and enjoy traveling.
1966 ____________________________________________________________
Allegra Sweet Campbell ’66 recently retired
from her job as manager of quality assurance in
pharmaceutical manufacturing and moved to South
Carolina.
1970 ____________________________________________________________
Anne Badger-Waddell ’70 has a son, Ernest Jr.,
who is in the Marines. Her daughter, Kimberly, gave
birth to her fifth child, Kayleigh, after four boys, on
May 23, 2010.
Daniel E. Ceccoli, MD ’70 currently resides
in Lighthouse Point, Fla. He and his wife Sarah
relocated from Manhattan several years ago where
he practiced medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center
and Sarah was the labor relations lawyer for Bristol
Meyers Squibb. He is semi-retired from practice and
is a professor at Nova Medical College in Florida.
Any class members wishing to contact Daniel or for
him to pass on class information to Keystone, please
write at 2410 NE 48th Court, Lighthouse Point, FL
33064 or e-mail at danceccolimd@bellsouth.net
1978 ____________________________________________________________
Louise Stryjewski Henry ’78 is happy to report her
daughter, Gabrielle, is a freshman at Keystone this
fall, majoring in forensic biology. She is very proud
to have her carry on the Keystone tradition. Louise’s
mother (class of 1951) and her sister (class of 1985)
are also Keystone alumni. Louise, her husband Jeff,
and daughter Isabelle, wish Gabrielle well in this
new chapter in her life.
1979 ____________________________________________________________
June Burns ’79, reports her son, Brian, is currently
attending the Keystone Weekender program to
finish his degree.
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