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Class Notes
1936
Cecil Wentworth writes: “My education at Brewster
was a major contribution to my success with the
Corps of Engineers and private consulting. I have
great memories, particularly of the professional
leadership of Mr. Sargent, Bob Page, and Miss
Hubbard. Retired on a farm in Brookfield and South
Berwick, Maine.”
1944
Lucille Macolino and husband celebrated 62 years of
marriage in November. “We have six grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren. We are very happy.
They all play sports.”
1945
Iris Paul lives in Redding, Connecticut, and she has
four grandchildren, ages 8 to 30.
1947
Bob Bishop and wife Carol are building a home in
Houston. He fondly recalled his all-time favorite
teacher Burtis Vaughan and performing in the play
Our Town with classmates.
1948
Jacquellyn “Lynn” Ryan-Cameron has two sons
and three grandchildren. “I moved recently from
Camarillo, California, (where I lived after I retired)
to Long Beach, California, to live closer to my
sons David and Garth Ryan. I just celebrated my
81st birthday and would love to reconnect with
classmates, especially Lucia Jutras, who was
my closest and dearest friend when I attended
Brewster.”
1950
Brad Barker and wife Sindy live in Chapel Hill, North
Carolina. He misses hearing news from the Class of
1950 and especially would like to hear from Paula
Garvey or Sylvia Gould Denton.
1951
Janet Noland worked for the government at the
Pentagon and was assigned to Tokyo for two years,
where she met her husband through the U.S. Army.
She was married in Tokyo and was an Army wife in
Maryland, Texas, New Mexico, and Germany. Janet is
now retired and returned to New Hampshire in 1986.
1953
Leo Kravchuk writes: “I’m retired as a special
agent with the Criminal Investigation Division
of the Internal Revenue Service and also retired
as a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Enjoying my retirement – family, traveling, and
oenology.”
1959
Jane (Clow) Smalley writes: “I enjoy traveling and
I just returned from a trip to Russia and Mongolia;
the Hermitage in St. Petersburg; and the Kremlin in
Moscow, including five days riding the Trans-Siberian
Railroad to Mongolia. We went horseback riding for
several days and slept in tents in the snowy Altai
Mountains in western Mongolia. We also enjoyed
meeting the families living on the steppes – the
seemingly endless grasslands that went on forever
– herding their yaks, goats, and sheep. We had our
meals in a ger, a round felt-like structure similar to
a yurt with a small stove for cooking and warmth.
We completed the trip by attending a festival to
watch the centuries-old traditions of eagle hunting.
The eagles are used to hunt small game, including
Super Fans at a basketball game in the Smith Center. Among the Super Fans are David Pollini ’57, former teacher
Mal Murray, Jackie (Lord) Murray ’54, David Douglas ’59, Grace (Campbell) Douglas ’58, and Bruce Crowther ’64.
Photo taken by Monie (Stevens) Zarinsky ’54.
Jane (Clow) Smalley ’59 recently travelled through
Russia and Mongolia.
38 BrewsterConnections – Spring 2012