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Class Notes Edited by the Alumni Office Class of ’48 – 60th Reunion. Twenty classmates made it out for dinner at Merion Golf Club. Members of the Class of 1968 at their 40th Reunion. Honorary Alumni Dan Dougherty was inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame this fall. Roberta “Bunny” Borkowski received the Alumni Community Service Award this fall. 30 Class Agent Needed Although he, in his words: “Is an alumnus ancient enough to have started in what was then E Form in 1920 when the Academy was still at Juniper and Locust Streets in downtown Philadelphia,” Dick Singer and his wife Margaret sent a touching letter to the Alumni Office expressing his excitement about Episcopal’s new campus. 31 Class Agent Needed Please send us your news and notes! 32 Class Agent Needed Please send us your news and notes! 33 Class Agent: Bart Linvill Please send us your news and notes! 34 Class Agent Needed Please send us your news and notes! 35 Class Agent Needed Please send us your news and notes! 36 Class Agent: John Haas Please send us your news and notes! 37 Class Agent: Kingsley Weston Please send us your news and notes! 38 Class Agent: J. Craig Huff Please send us your news and notes! 39 Class Agent: Heyward Wharton Please send us your news and notes! 70th Reunion / May 1 - 2, 2009 40 Class Agents: Jack Hopkins, Harry Toland, and R.T. Toland Please send us your news and notes! 41 Class Agents: J. Tyler Griffin, Roger Miller, and Karl Rugart Please send us your news and notes! 42 Class Agents: Bill Nagle and Woody Woodring Please send us your news and notes! 43 Class Agents: Jim Carson, Joe Gordon, Bill Lander, and Davis Pearson Please send us your news and notes! 44 Class Agents: Al Hume and Doug Raymond 65th Reunion / May 1 – 2, 2009 Thomas Brown is still riding his motorcycle when weather permits. He’s enjoying retirement in beautiful New Hampshire. Thomas is the Board Secretary to the local Senior Citizens Council and was Lebanon’s Man of the Year. He’s helping the grandkids get through college too. 45 Class Agent: George Robinette Please send us your news and notes! 46 Class Agent: Winkie Bennett Please send us your news and notes! 47 Class Agent: Brooks Keffer Please send us your news and notes! 48 Class Agents: John Hentz and Dick Schneider Dick Schneider writes: “The Class of 1948’s 60th Reunion, on the weekend of May 2-4, 2008, was a marvelous success. The highlight was our Reunion Dinner, held Friday evening at the Merion Golf Club West Course, that was attended by 20 classmates, two widows of classmates, and fourteen spouses and significant others. The weather was perfect, wine and spirits flowed generously and lobsters, escorted personally by Howard Wright from the dock in Southport, Maine, were especially succulent and tasty. At the close of dinner, we remembered the 22 members of our class who had passed since our 50th Reunion, and all who wished to offer reminiscences had an opportunity. Not surprisingly, everyone had something to contribute.” 49 Class Agents: Jim Blatchford and Stan Miller 60th Reunion / May 1 – 2, 2009 John Wilbraham sends his regards from England. He recalls his fond memories of his days at Episcopal and hopes to visit EA when he heads back across the pond to meet up with his son in Washington, DC. Wayne Hurtubise reports: “Enjoying retirement, yearly trips to Italy, and winters 26 Connections
Malcolm Lee ’77 and David Howard ’77 at the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. Jerry Cummin ’80. Andrew Hauser ’85 married Robert Aiello on Sept. 7, 2008. Suzanne Cole ’85 was in attendance. in Clearwater Beach, Florida (watching the Phillies’ Spring Training). I play tennis and golf during the summer months and enjoy watching the grandchildren mature mentally and physically. Now I live at The Quadrangle Retirement Community with my wonderful wife of 53 years, Angie.” R. Blair Murphy reports from Connecticut: “I am an elected official of The Greenwich Representative Town Meeting (which is the ‘congress’ of the town, which includes Cos Cob). I am also on the Land Use Committee. We are currently in the midst of the review of a draft of the town’s ‘Ten-Year Plan of Conservation and Development.’” 50 Class Agent: John Rettew Mike Shouvlin was the 2008 recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award. John Rettew was the 2008 recipient of the Distinguished Service Award. Bil Aulenbach has written a new book, “What’s Love Got To Do With It? ‘Everything,’ Says Jesus,” which may be ordered at www.buybooksontheweb.com. 51 Class Agent Needed Please send us your news and notes! 52 Class Agent: Craig TenBroeck Please send us your news and notes! 53 Class Agent: Peter Duncan Richard Behr recently returned from the Baltic States and Russia. He visited the Hermitage in St. Petersburg where Richard and his wife Joan met in 1975! They just had their ninth grandchild. 54 Class Agents: Birch Clothier, Walt Moleski, and Bill Sykes 55th Reunion / May 1 – 2, 2009 Ward Miller and his wife Judy live in Boothbay Harbor, ME. Their son, Spencer, was married April 4, 2008. Their son, Darrell, was married on September 13, 2008. Ward is in his third year as Head Trustee at The First United Methodist church in Boothbay Harbor. Ward is very involved in the Boothbay Railway Museum and the Model Railroaders Group. Curtis Young welcomed his fifth grandchild, James Houston Young IV, recently. He is the son of Jay Young ’79. Says, Curtis: “Hopefully, he will be a 4th generation Episcopal Academy student.” 55 Class Agent: David McMullin Please send us your news and notes! 56 Class Agent: Bill Rapp Roger Colley has published his first three essays into a short book. The subject title is “Why Man Still Kills Man and Five Steps for Stopping It!” Hard- and soft-cover editions can be found at www.xlibris.com. 57 Class Agents: John Clendenning, Carl Deutsch, and Howard Morgan Please send us your news and notes! 58 Class Agents: Bob Bishop and Hunter McMullin Please send us your news and notes! 59 Class Agent: Bill Talbot 50th Reunion / May 1 – 2, 2008 David Riggs and his wife, Sue, are enjoying life in California. David is writing and teaching at Stanford University. They have four grandchildren that light up their lives and David is looking forward to his class’ 50th Reunion in May. He writes: “As the Mamas and the Papas said during the Summer of Love, ‘It doesn’t matter what you wear, just as long as you’ll be there.’ See you at our 50th!” 60 Class Agent: Geb Burden Please send us your news and notes! 61 Class Agent: Cappy Markle Bill Kraft has written a book entitled “Trade Your Way to Wealth; Earn Big Profits with No-Risk, Low-Risk, and Measured-Risk Strategies.” It describes success in a second career and how to create a stock and options trading plan with emphasis on risk control. 62 Class Agent: Ed Vick Please send us your news and notes! 63 Class Agents: Drew Jackson and Charlie Ogelsby Please send us your news and notes! If you are interested in becoming a class agent, please contact Jen Slike at 484-424-1783 in the Development Office for more information. Fall 2008 27
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