A Distant Nostalgia: Dead Poets Society - Saint Andrew's School ...

'67 Joseph L. Hargrove
9639 Norris Ferry Road
Shreveport. LA 71106
Henry Smith is now a manager at the Bank of
Bermuda. His wife, Judianne, and her partner formed
the all-women auctioneering firm of "Hammers"­
Bermuda's equivalent of Sotheby's. Henry and
Judianne's daughter, Talley, is in the lower school of
the Bermuda High School for Girls; their son, Price,
is in his first year at Saltus Grammar School. Much of
the family recreation involves their Cape Dory 28
motorboat, "Attitude." This month, Henry and
Judianne will be in Cannes, where he will be
representing the Bank of Bermuda at an international
banking conference.
Joe Hargrove writes that Roy Foster, his wife
Aisling and their two children, Phineaus and Nora,
spent the Easter holidays with his family on a ranch
150 miles west of Fort Worth, Texas. Joe, his wife
Nancy and their two children, Rob and Reg, enjoyed
"reminiscing, fi hing, observing numerous wildlife
and just relaxing" with the Foster family. Roy had
been in Austin doing research at the University of
Texas for his biography on Yeats. Joe reports that his
son, Rob, will be entering the III Form at SAS next
year.
'68 William R. Prier
13220 Fletchertown Road
Bowie. MD 20715
Chris Milner left government service after eleven
years as a state and federal prosecutor to join the law
firm of Gardere and Wynne in Dallas, in their
recently formed white-collar criminal litigation
section. Chris, his wife Candyce and their three
children, Kristen, Tiffany and Geoffrey, are settling
into a new home in DeSoto, Texas.
'69 Charles E. Kolb
1227 Michigan Court
Alexandria. VA 22314
Deputy Under Secretary of Education Charlie Kolb
was on hand to answer questions when Education
Secretary Lauro Cavazos and Under Secretary Ted
Sanders reported at a news conference in early May
that "the nation's schools are stagnant." The report
called upon state officials to establish higher standards
and try to increase high school graduation rates to 90
percent. Charlie was also seen on The Tonight Show
last May.
Willy Smith enjoys being one of a dwindling
number of Eastern Shoremen who manage to make a
living as hunters and watermen. In the winter, Willy
guides goose hunting parties and procures venison for
his own larder; in the spring, summer and early fall,
he crabs commercially in his wooden workboat named
by him "Pure Putty" to indicate the amount of
reconstructive surgery he has lavished upon it.
Having "escaped Morocco after three years of awe,
excitement, hard work, learning, bombardment by an
extremely full but alien culture, and a divorce," Peter
Maxson has returned to the States and is now living
in Hartsville, Pennsylvania. Peter married Leona
Francombe on January 28.
David Lyon reports that he is halfway through his
tour in Bangkok with the U.S. Embassy. He has no
idea where he will be going in the summer of 1990.
He hopes to remain overseas but could land back in
Washington, D.C.
'70 Jay K. Sweezey
4039 Capps
Dallas. TX 75209-1701
Bill Brownfield is "still fighting the good fight for
democracy, justice and the American way in
Argentina" with the U.S. State Department. Bill
expects to return to Washington this summer for
another "cycle in Powertown." He will spend a year
in Congress, then return to Foggy Bottom as Deputy
Director for Central America.
'71 Mark W Rocha
14 Manning Lane
Cherry Hill. NJ 08003
In addition to practicing fulltime emergency medicine
at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore, Townie
Townsend is now vice president and half-owner of
Olde Towne Ocean City Beer Company Inc.-"the
beer with a vacation attitude."
Steven Hartsell and his wife had a recent addition
to their family. Their daughter, Abigail Jay, was born
January 19 and rounds out their family after having
two boys, Nathaniel (4) and Gabriel (3). Steve and
family found it necessary to sell their first house and
move to a larger one in Fort Myers, Florida.
Mike Hill was recently a featured extra in the
filming of Glory. a movie that tracks the forgotten and
inspirational story of the first black fighting regiment
in the East, the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry,
during the Civil War. The regiment was formed in
1863 after the Emancipation Proclamation and served
heroically during the Civil War. Mike has become a
Civil War buff and has gotten involved in a number of
Civil War re-enactments around the country.
'72
William C. Bean David B. Harms
3810 Rochelle Road Sullivan & Cromwell
Irving. TX 75062 125 Broad Street
New York. NY 10004
Stew Barroll and his wife, Kim, have a new daughter,
Charlotte Stewart, born December 19, 1988. Stew was
recently elected treasurer of the Kent County Chapter
of Ducks Unlimited and to the executive committee of
the Society of the War of 1812 in the State of
Maryland.
Now settled in Charlotte, North Carolina, Richard
Wilson is halfway through a master's program in
Computer Science at UNC-Charlotte. His wife, Carol,
enjoys her position at a major law firm in town.
In May of 1988, Bob Ligbtburn graduated with his
master's in Theological Studies from Gordon Conwell