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INMEMORIAM Dwight-Englewood School 58 Julia Flitner Lamb D ’36 Julia Appleton Flitner Lamb was a lifelong conservationist, devoting much of her efforts to the protection of the Palisades, Hackensack River, and Hudson River Highlands watershed. A founding and advisory member of the Scenic Hudson Preservation Conference, she was a key strategist to the historic Storm King legal case that helped define the environmental movement. She was the recipient of Ford’s 1972 National Conservationist Award. A graduate of Vassar College, she served on a number of boards, including that of the Greenbrook Sanctuary, the Palisade Preservation Coalition, the Citizens Advisory Council to the Palisade Interstate Park Commission, the Englewood Garden Club, Women of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, and the League of Women Voters. She was a trustee of the Dwight School from 1947 to 1951. She was predeceased by her husband, Albert Richard Lamb, Jr., M.D. She is survived by four sons, Albert ESB ’60, George ESB ’64, Thomas ESB ’67, and Peter ESB ’72; five grandchildren, and three daughters-in-law. ESB 1950 John Cloud 6/6/2010 Henry Wise 6/16/2010 ESB 1952 Thomas Johnson 10/27/2010 Husband of Judith W. Johnson and devoted father of Thomas Jr. ’85 and Pamela Johnson Gammill ’87, Tom was the brother of Patricia Johnson Wood D ’55 (past parent, former employee, and former trustee of D-E) and Ann Johnson Frost D ’58, as well as brother-in-law Calvin Frost ESB ’58. Tom was an uncle to Jon Wood ’90 and Margaret “Meg” Wood Berling ’91; a cousin to the Scholl sisters (Virginia Scholl D ’65, Sarah Scholl Hedberg D ’68, and Barbara Baker-Bury D ’62); and a nephew of Julien Schnoll and Katherine Johnson Schnoll D ’28. ESB 1956 Donn C. Strong 4/22/2010 ESB 1958 Richard Thatcher 10/1/2010 Dwight 1959 Julie M. Habers 1/29/2011 ESB 1961 George Mussawir 10/13/2010 Dwight 1972 Robin Zaretsky Schlossberg 11/23/2009 DE 1981 Denise Taylor 1/3/2011 FRIENDS In Remembrance of Former Faculty and Staff David Appleton 1/6/2011 Nelle Lane 11/26/2010 Mother of David ESB ’74, Ellen D’71, and Robert ESB ’73. Anita Liskin 11/14/2010 (See sidebar.) In Remembrance of Current and Past Parents and Grandparents Dary Derchin 12/16/2010 Mother of Taylor-Leigh Derchin ’11. William J. Follette M.D. 5/20/10 Father of Deborah Follette Culbertson D ’68 and Sharon Follette Tift D ’63. William E. Ix Jr. 12/26/2010 Former Trustee of ESB and D-E; husband of Jane Ix, father of Elizabeth Ix Buccellato’85, Gregory ’79, Jeff ’74, Jon ESB ’72, and William ESB ’71; cousin of Alexander Ix ESB ’45 and Douglas Ix ESB ’48. W. Frank Kearney 11/15/2010 Father of Phil Kearney ’84; husband of Betty Kearney, former librarian. Virginia Carter Satterfield 10/26/2010 Mother of Rose Satterfield, D.M.D. D ’60 and Cynthia Carter Satterfield D ’66; grandmother of William A. Keller, Jr. ’82 and Virginia Keller ’84. Robert Lyman Southworth ESB ’39 Robert Lyman Southworth passed away in his home in New Milford, CT, on August 14, 2010. His daughter, Pam Southworth, wrote a beautiful summary of Bob’s life: “Dad had a wonderful upbringing in Englewood, where the family resided for approximately 50 years. Dwight- Englewood School—or in those days the Englewood School for Boys— was a significant part of the structure which defined my Dad’s character…a lovely man, a true gentleman everyone says…Dad spoke quite often about his football coach, Luke Ward, teaching the values of life through sports and how his underrated team went on to win a big game!” Robert is survived by his wife of 56 years, Joan Olsen Southworth, his daughters, Pamela and Diane Southworth, and his brother, Walter Southworth ESB ’43. Any of Bob’s classmates or friends can contact Pam at 860-355-0425.
BULLDOGBOOKSHELF If you are a D-E alumna, alumnus, student, parent, or current or former member of our faculty and/or staff, we welcome your Bulldog Bookshelf submissions. Please forward information about your publication(s) to: alumninews@d-e.org. Please plan to provide electronic files of cover art images and/or any relevant press releases, biographical information, etc., when submitting your publication(s) for consideration. In lieu of electronic files, hard copies are accepted. Deadline is July 1, 2011. Peter Balakian ESB ’69 Bruce Black ESB ’72 Ian Harris ESB ’61 and Chuck Howlett Ziggurat (Poems) The University of Chicago Press, September 2010 Exploring history, self, and imagination, as well as his ongoing concerns with catastrophe and trauma, many of Balakian's new poems wrestle with the aftermath and reverberations of 9/11. Writing Yoga: A Guide to Keeping a Practice Journal Rodmell Press, 2011 In a volume that is part memoir and part writing guide, Black shares tips about how to keep a practice journal, with guided writing exercises in each of the ten chapters. Books not Bombs: Teaching Peace since the Dawn of the Republic Information Age Press, 2010 Offering a comprehensive historical analysis of the origins and development of peace education in America, this book examines the evolution of peace ideology within the context of opposing war and promoting social justice in the classroom and in society. James Lord ESB ’40 My Queer War Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2011 Published posthumously, this memoir tells the story of the author’s sexual awakening as a young soldier during World War II and his experiences with the horrors and vagaries of war. Susan Newman, Ph.D. D ’60 The Case for the Only Child: Your Essential Guide Health Communications, June 1, 2011 The popular Psychology Today blogger and author of fifteen books, Newman examines the increasingly prevalent phenomenon of one-child families and offers guidance to parents weighing the factors involved in choosing to raise a singleton. Susan Thomas D ’64 Last Voyage: Selected Poems of Giovanni Pascoli Red Hen Press, 2010 Thomas and her fellow translators introduce the work of a well-known 19thcentury Italian poet, whose poems have never before been presented in English. Spring 2011 59
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