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Colby lnh Up all night in the Echo chamber.
features 4
Well Preserved Abigail Rome '78 is adding to ecotouri-m's growing reputation at a re ·erve in Ecuador.
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d epa rtments 2
26 Gifts and Grants
4th Floor Eustis All worked up.
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The Pulver Chair funds Jewish tudies.
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Periscope Gleaned from Dean Earl
mith'- weekly
Paging Parents Faraway mom gets an as ist.
newsletter.
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Cla s columns, newsmakers eigenthaler; Colby
lo e a pal.
55 Obituaries
Faculty File
56 Final Period
The -cience of community partnerships;
The New York Colby Club tum 100
Paul GreenwooJ profile. Alumni Profiles
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Boohs & Authors Linda Tatelbaum examine· the complexi tie of a imple life.
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Mules on the Move All-American Kara Patterson has run into danger and back out.
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Student Life International students at Colby are truly world cla s.
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Donald F. Klein '4 7
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Lucille Pickle Haworth '57
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Lesley Forman Fi helman '65
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Karen Ogulnick '76
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I periscope
By Earl Smith We 'ought' to know
HonL)red for the lnnoe�t
sen·ice-30 years- ·as
coope r atio n \\'ith the Higher Ellucation Re earch Institute at the University of C al tfn r n 1a, ·how� that 62 percent L)f t he member of Colby'· Clas� of 2000 considered the College t heir "fin c hoice "
Gourley, \\'hL) also dre\\' the
ing fre-hmen, conducted in
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even \\'hile only p erce t entered under the " ea rly deci inn" option. More than
72 perce n t aid they cho�e C0l by because of it academ ic reputation anJ 21 pe rcent aid they made th e selection becaw,e of the rankmg, in nat ional col l ege guid � s .
PC Compimng i\laga�mt.' has
museum d1recrnr Hugh
rated the Colh\- ll"eb site L1ne of the top 1,001 on the entire
longe,t and loude,t a p p hi use when President Bill Cotter introduced h i m as the person moH resronsible for establishin"'a C olby's arr museum as "one of the finest amL)ng all college� and uni,·ersitie� in the CL)Untry."
Weh and one of the 14 be't of
all col le ge� and uni,·er,itie;, in
the nation. Orher wp-ranked
educational Web sir es include thL),e nf the HarYard Comrurer
oci�ty, MIT. Radcliffe, Smtth, rnnford and the Uni,·ersity of Mame. Congratulate Colby Webmaster Anestes Fotiades '89 and !ors of others \\·ho hm·e contri b uted rn Colby's br,1ad and exciting offering.
Whew! and thank you!
�\·er: for <1 (L)l]ege that urrnoted
itself and built an enrireh· ne\\'
�oldstein is assistant v.p.
camrus, the foll srare uf
dedication, and nbbon - cuttmg,
\\'a� unprecedented. In a sran eight day> in Octuber, Colhy
of
Lmda Goldstein, direc w r of
dedicated the F.W. Olin
corrmare and foundation
Science Center, the Pugh
Nobody home
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A cord i ng ro The Chronicle of
Higher Educac:ion, Colby ranb econd among all U.. m titu tion in the highe t percentage of stuJent- tudy mg abroad in 1994-95, the mo t recent year for which Jara i, available . First is Wofford College w i th 19.4 pe rcen t, then Colby with 16. percent and Bate with 16.l percent.
With the winningest tati tic developed by t he Lanca ter (Pa.) Sunda"'I eu•s how that Colby' me ' basketball team i sixth winninge t among all of t he nation' NCAA Division llI team in the 1990 . Franklin & Mar hall is first with a win rare of 9.3 percent, followed by Wi con in-Platteville, 9.2 �
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percent; W i tten berg , 4.1 percen t ; New Jersey Tech,
82.7 percent; and Col by , 2.4 percent. alu te Coach Dick Whitmore and a ucces ion of fine teams.
ln Colby's service More than 25 Colby adminis trative and support raff employees were honored at the 15th annual Holiday Dinner Dance and Recognition Celebration on December 20.
relation� smce 1990, has been r rnmored to as·i rant \"tee
Center, the Paul J. _churf \Ving. the art of Alex Kat:, the
pre::. ident for de,·elormcnt and
Cr:.rnford Family Chair m
alumni relation . _he replaces Director of e ,·elo p ment Eric Rolfson ' . ll"ho has accepted a posttton w ith Toast T echnolog ie ::. nf C a mhrid�e .
tudie· anJ rhe churf �cientific Comruring Center. Hardly anyone ll"ho ,,·ork on layflowe r Hill was not wuched hy or did not ha\'e a hand m rhe e events which demomrrare the extramdinary momentum of Colby. Reli.£!iou>
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New athletic director Marcella Zalot, a-·istant director of a t hletics at Harvard Ur\l\·ersity since 1992, ha bee n named ro a new position as a·sociare athletic direcrnr at Collly. A
We think so, too
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et's rake hean in rhi� quote trnm John eigenthaler, chair and founJer of The Freedom Forum Fir t Amendment Center, in hi- Nn , ember Colby address when he became rhe 44th El ijah Parish Lo\'ejoy Felio\\': "Forrunately, there remain some sch ) l of i ourn ali m still dedicated to the ideal that randards, value and ethic , are impo rta n t ro tho e who co m m i t careers ro rhe challen ge )f the news
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g raduate of mith Colleoe ( B.A . , economic� an d Ma s
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at Amherst (M.S., sr o rr ·
management), Marcella also will en·e a sernor women'
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administraror. At Han·ard. her d u tie included ·erving as th e
Ivy League and
CAA
compliance coordinator.
To name a few Bets Brown ( re sea rch a- ociate in b i ology and a sociate direcror for corporate and foundation relation hip )
media. But news organi:ation now mu·t be aware of the need ro reach out ro liberal arts in ti tutio n for talented in formeJ j ou rnali t w ho e ' career will be committed to that challenge ro enlighten and i nD rm."
was given an award b y Maine Governor Angus King in the fall, in apprecia tion of her work on the Technical Advi ory Committee of the Ca co Bay Estuary Project. ..
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ecretary of State Bill Diamond sent ci salute to Jon Weiss ( Fr e nch and director of academic affairs). \\'ho re drafted i\laine's French l_anguage n)[ing instructions . for use in the O\'. 5 elec tions. · · · Pat Brancaccio ( English) CLmducted a :iemrnm
on Joseph Conrad ' s HL.'art of D�rkness tnr one of the series
L)f
L iterary Luncheon>
sponsor ed by Doubleday
Puhl ishers in New York .... Ed Yeterian ( rsy chology has recei,·ed an appointment a adjunct rrofe s so r of anatomy anJ neurohiology cit Boston Uni\-er>ity School of /\.ledi cine. This is, of course, in additiLm to Ed's continuino Colby arrointment. and � formali:es a relationship he ha� had \\'ith BU for some time.... Ken Gaanon (administrati,·e se \·ice-), a Democrat. is the first C olh y emrloyee to be elected to the i\1aine House ofRerre - enra ti\·e· in 10 years.... Dana Profe,sor of Poet ry Ira Sadoff's poem "Time and pace" \\'a- selected for The 199 7 Pushcan Pri �e: Besr of rhe Small Presses anthology .
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Moosecellaneous Cu lt ur al Life Chair Chris Sullivan '97 ( Da m·er , Mas.) has r urc has ed an exq uisite Mule costume, now often -een at sporting e\·ent .... A ne \\' Colby Alumni Direcron is expected to be out in iare 1997 . . . . Gail Chase '74 i the rate of Maine' ne\\'ly appointed auditor . ... The College has been re-accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) as a sr on or of cont i n u i na education for physicians . C olby is t he only l i be ral air
coll ege in the country accredited for i t· co n t inui ng edu cat i o n activit i e .
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COLBY
In the mountains of Ecuador, Abigail Rome '78 is adding to ecotourism's growing reputation By Sheila W. Polson '78 Photos courtesy of Abigail Rome
T
woyear-;;agoAhigail Rome '78wa ready to
known of the natural history and ecology of these
A well-traveled consen·ationcome home.
"In order ro manage them well. area ,"Rome said.
1st and former Peace Corps \'Olunteer. he
we must know more."
had )LIS[ finished leading a Colby Jan rlan
Rome is currently coordinating a oil ecology
Now she un ecology and consen·ar1on in Ecuador.
re,earch project in which scientist� from the Uni
, per wa lollking torward to ettling in rhe U ..
\ er,iry nfGenrgia and the Uni\'ersity of Chicago
haps even buying a hou-e.
are parti ipacing._he and her raff are frequent
But then she recei\'eJ an offer: How would she
ho-rs to scientists from throughout the world and
like to be the director of Maquipucuna Re·en·e
want ro encourage e\·en more to come and u e
high m the mountain of Ecuador.To Rome, the
their first-cla·s research station and laboratory.
dream-to actually help -a\-e some tropical rain
resen·e.
forest.The iob, she say-, was simply "roo glxi.:l to
ecornuri ts, and since then Rome ays there has
turn do\\n."
been a steady stream of student , conservarioni ts
ntfer wa, an opportunity ro fulfill a long-time
Today, Rome i · cmwinced raying in Ecuador
But cientists aren't the only one- to vi it the Last year Maquipucuna opened to
and other \·acatinners.
or only does ecotourism
was the right decis1 )n. Not only is she lh·ing and
generate much-needed income for the re en-e, it
workmg in rhe heart of one of the country' last
al ·o pre·ent:i an opronunity to teach other about
remammg stretches of cloudfore t, she also is
tropical forest consen·ation.And in a country
helpmg to lay the foundation for protection of
11·here rouri:im ha_ long been a leading- ·er n t
-imtlar habitat e\'er)where. D1rectmg b1olog1cal
alwavs nature-friendly-indu:itry, Rome has helped
re earch and environmental education and
make Maquipucuna a model of what ecotourism is
ecotounsm programs, Rome is using her wealth of
meant to be-respon·1ble tra\·el that helps u rain
�kill- to literally a\·e the ramforesr.
local economies as well as natural area .
That ts no �mall ta k. Located two hour north-
Henry Terper, director of the New Hamp hire
we tnfQuito, Maquipucuna Re-er\'e encompa� e
Office of The
more than 10,000 acres of largely undisturbed
�1aquipucuna for the fir r time m the spring of
ature Consen·ancy, visited
fore t and rugged mountainous terram. Rich in
1995. Ar that time, he ays, it was a new and
pecies, many of which are
"tentati\·e" operation, a place he would "not ha\·e
endangered, the re�en·e is connected to a region
recommended to the average touri t." One year
animal and plant
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later he returned, rhis
mo·t b1olog1cally di\·erse
time leading a group of
considered one of the lil the world.
But it al o i
25 ecotourists, and ays one of
he wa- ama::ed at what
the mo·t endangered. All
he aw. From self-guided
around Maquipucuna,
nature trails to delicious
timber cumng, agricul
Ecuadorian cuisine and
ture, catrle grazing and
the beautiful ecolodge,
charcoal rroduction are
built of all-natural ma
cau ing the tropical for
terials, Tepper say the
est to di appear. In the
operation had improved
a
bination of Abi and her
race to hair the Je truc
t1on, Rome, who ha
master' degree in plant
ecology, ay it 1 1mpera ttve that be and other
learn a much a po ible
immen ely. "The com
colleague
running the
ecotouri m ide of the reerve i
working ex
tremely well," Tepper
about the e preciou re
aid. "They have come a
source . "There is little
long way in a very hort
�When people here recognize me and realize that have chosen to be here I l for a relatively long time they have more interest in working with me... I
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,ii I the tllllL'- E 1 L'll 'l1ltuun!! 111rern,1rninal '>UJ'p<.)rt L.111 hl' dtffiudt. "Tr\ 111g t11 Lllll\ 111cc 11mennl' Ill
.�.
tn !!" L' m<1nn· tu .m 11rl!<llll:au11n 111 a
cation (�omething 1.lnnc rn1ly 1 l'r\' recL·ntly 111
rhe
many other are;1,) ;1nd, Rumc pumb nur, 11ftcn
linle-hl'arJ-llf u>lllllr\ th.it ha, a pre,1Jenr who
�hare rhe1r knnll'ledgc with family and <Hher' 111
pride' h1111-,clt <.>n hi' ,L'lf-Jcn1m1111.ued nt k
n.1mc, 'El Lncn' (the
the community. Becau�e nf their invnh-ement, many nf the,e
cr.1:r, 1ne ), ''Ill)[ eao,y,"
r ople are begin111ng rn 'ec the fore t a' an area
wnrrh pn,tecting. Part1cul.Hly amnng her
Rnme 'atd.
,taff,
Other cultural J1f-
Rome say�. '>he ee� "ama:ing enthu,ia m to nm
fcrcnce-, present Rome
serve natural re�ourcl.'�." She rel I. of
with rhe1r own unique
'arlu,, once
one of the bc�t hunter' 111 the area, ll'ho 11011· work
ob�tacles. For xample,
for the reserve as a nature guide, u�ing hb exccl
�ince American- tend
lenrskill. to track animrtb and teach rouri�t about
tl1 be more direct than
the animals' habitats.
mnM Larin., �he often find- her elf either )ffend
Surrounding communitie henefit from the re serve a
well. Rome and her
rnff
regularly 1·1 it
ing >Omenne withnut meanmg rn, or taking liter ally-and thu- mi.interpreting-what people say.
school to teach about the forest, run workshops
Fortunately, Rome's two and a half year in the
for adults on the basic methods of organic agricul
Peace Corps, which
ture and work with people to make thing basket
uch as
he call
an "indi pensa�le
prerequisite" for her current job, prepared her
and hats using local or recycled natural
well. She learned about Ecuadorian culture and
materials that they can then sell to re-erve visitors.
how to work within it. "Wh n people here re og-
1
ni:e me and real1:e th<it I ha,·e chosen m be here
enrolled in a master's program m plant ecology ar
for a relarin'ly long time," Rome aid, "they hm·e
Duke University.
more inrere:.t in \\'orking with me and see that 1 am
the Nature Cc nsen·ancy in �e,·eral state' and
senou - about \\'hat
1
Jo."
he sub equently \\'orkcd for
hecame interested m the protectil)n of trorical
Still, Rome faces
rainforests. Her Peace Corps -tint gave her the
challenge' 111 being
overseas experience she kne\\' she needed.
under.,tPnJ and ac-
Rome returned to the
U. �.
and worked as a
ccpteJ, e'pec1ally be
natural resource con-ultant m Washi1wton, D.C.,
Tlmugh her gender is
de,·eloped the Colby Jan Plan course and tOl)k a
cau!>e he 1� a woman.
rrm·eling in Co ta Rica, Beli:e and Ecuador.
nor much or an i-sue
he
couple of do:en -tudents to Ecuador, where they
when he's 111 the city,
tra,·eled in the Ande-and the Ama:nn and learned
111 the country things
about tro��ical
are \ ery different. "To
cology and G n�erYation.
Rome expects rn ray in Ecuador another year
the rural folks," -he said. "it 1 highly unusual that
or so. She especially wants to de,·elop a manage
1 am forty
year:. nld, haq� ne,·er been married and
ment plan for Maquipucuna to make the resen·e
Jun't h:l\'e children. Who will care for me when I
act1\·ities-rarticularly ecotouri�m-remain in
grow old?" trnng and 111Jependent, Rome from an early
goals is to replace the
age had a clear \'1sion of what she \\·anted w do in
ga oline generator
lite. Born and raised in the -uburbs of
that now pro\'ide
e\\' York
City, her best-and nlln influential-childhood mem1 rie. me of the -ummers she spent on berry l land m
ran
electricity \\'ith a mi c ro - h yd roe l e c tr i c
1aine. There �he enjoyed happy
plant, harnes�ing the
hours leammg and exploring with her father,
local ri,·er· and reduc
whom he credits \\'Ith imtilling ir, her a deep love
ing dependence on pe
of nature. A pamter and nature lover h1m�elf, he
troleum. But, he say ,
rook Rome and her ibling for long walk 1n the
"the
wood , often 1n nearby Acadia National Park.
cour-e, i funding."
problem,
of
Rome' love of Mame led her to Colhy, and
After that, Rome
there �he developed her goal of working in conser
ay , he may again try
vation." 1y interest in becrnning an ecologi t and
to settle omewhere in
in protectmg che environment was !>trongly influ
the U.S., perhap
enced by my
North Car )lina. ("l
olby experience," she aid.� he wa
particularly m pired by a plant ecology cour e in which
he began learning to identify rree
and
other plants.
in
can't stand the cold," -he aid. "The tropic have poiled me.")
Rome wa� an active member of the Colby
"[ am hoping that
Environmental Council, and abo ha fond memo
this experience at Maquipucuna, along with my
ne. of tapping the maple trees in a gro,·e near the
love of networking, will put me in a po ition of being
addition, ·he say , she traveled throughout Maine
tion and/or economic linkage between con en·a
<lunng cvcrnl environmentally related summer
tionists throughout the Americas," he said.+
Phy 1cal Plant building to make maple yrup. I n
Job . During
those
able ro esrabli h technical, admini rrati,·e, educa
year , he says, she developed
an appreciation for the need for con ervation. Five years after graduating from Colby, Rome
Sheila Polson is a freelance u�·irer from Lincolnville, Maine. She earlier wrote abow the Maquipunma Reserw for che
Christian cience Monitor.
Rome's love of Maine led her to Colby, and there she developed her goa working in conservation. She was particularly inspired by a plant ecol course in which she began learning to identify trees and other plants.
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\ 1 11Jw. krnJZ/uer m 1wd U'lth an ocla.'1n11al l'\damar1on can hl' ht'cirJ commg chrn11i;h the open
Joor .
Thcrc
'
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an Echo
111 rherl' , or
bc-1f ct L'T) !l11ng goe.
tHll fi}·
Th1 ir tfo)' mommg.
now and chc n .
a
tt'ell
Becu•l'en
c011ple of do�en
scuJenrs U'1ll ·pend 2-f grueling hmirs f>rndHcmg a newspaper. The)' will joke , they will stt•ear, che)' tl'ill ·leep in their cloches-on chl' floor, most likely--and ear
cold pi��a for breakfast . And when che)'°re finished, they will be willing co do i t all 0�1er again che next week and the week after cha t .
C O L B Y
P R I N G
1 9 9 i
8
The Echo office looks like a place that embrace fr n:y. Pi les of paper are stacked in every comer and on
occa ional end-up notwith randing, the relationship be tween Colby' administration and the Echo has for the
virtually every flat - urface. Di carded, half-eaten food is
mo t part been cordial. When student complained this
·cattereJ across the long table that
erve- as dining
fall that the College's new policie on alcohol were oppre�
center, desk and head rest. The wall are covered \\'ith
Si\·e, the Echo chided them for their hort- ightedne ,
graffi t i, mo t irreverent, some obscene. A hard-as-rock �lice of \\·heat toast is p inned abm·e the photo as ignment
aying in an editoria l that lack of student re ponsibi l i ty, not admini-rrati\·e tyranny, wa
the source of the ne\\'
calendar anJ t\\'o gnarled , aged chunk- of unident ifiable
regulations. Com·ersely, \\·hen the College recently con
food sub ta.nee re ide on a wall cani ter nearby. Next to
sidered changing its method of assigning custodial help to
it somebody has wri tten "bread pudding" and an arrow in
residence hall , the Echo called i t a bad idea, noting that
green magic marker.
the mL1"e could jeopardi:e the personal friend hip ·ru
A huge c loth mosai c , the kind you might have een drared around someone at a Grateful Dead concert, hangs on one wall. There are se\-eral c lumps of what appear to be
dent and custodial -raff enjoyed. Whatever its rankle factor, the Echo i
devoured
hungrily \\'hen i t appears on Thursday mornings. The
mold on it. "Oh, yeah, that wouldn't surpri e me," layout
students who produce it say they take the work seriou ly
editor Ned G ignoux '99 ay . "If you look close you'll
and understand its importance to the community.
probably ee ome gum tuck ur there omewhere ." Thi seem l i kely, given that a wad
f gum i holding a rhoto
graph to the ide of Gignoux' c mputer.
The Echo is one of Colby's oldest institutions. I t wa founded in 1 7 7 and with the exception of a few months here and there during wartime has been published con
The unfettered playfulnes of the Echo office i a mark
t inuously since. It provide a laboratory for young writer
p irits who work there. The Echo is an
and editors and a vehicle for the expression of idea . But
independent publicat ion, re pon ible for it O\\'n revenue
becau e mo t of the raff members will not pur ue careers
of the free
and entirely autonomous. Wi th no adv i er,
tudents
in journalism, the educat ional value of the experience
manage every a pect of the publication, which provide
·eems derived mostly from. the collaborative atmosphere,
! teen e for pushing creati,·e boundarie and carrie the
the inten e working cond ition and the heer volume of
re·pon ibility for determining where to draw the l ine .
deci ion making at the newspaper.
The fact that tudents are in charge, completely in charge,
The tudents who work for the Echo count the expe
motivate Echo staff members. "Probably the best thing about
rience among their be t during their time at Colby. Ad
working for the Echo is that we control what goes in it," says
manager David MacLeay '97 , who is completing h is
editor-in-chief Erin Duggan '97 . "It' our newspaper."
fourth year on the staff, says, "I won't have to \\·ait fifteen
tudent new paper being what they are--out poken, edgy and in occa ionally que tionable ta re-tho e who write and edi t the Echo don't expect much in the way of e.
year to look back on my t ime at the Echo with fondne I already do." Tue day n ight are when it all comes together. Over a
H istorically, the Echo ha delighted in pricking the
pan of 24 hour , ometime fewer, sometime more, the
kins of administrator . There ha never been a dean or
paper w i l l take hape a a platoon of staff member come
prai
pre idem who has not been critic ized, parodied or both.
and ao. On this partic u lar Tuesday night, j us t two days
Poking fun at the College in the page of the Echo is
before Halloween, the Echo staff w i l l work the graveyard
traditional
as
as
the commencement procession. But the
h ift and then some.
P R !
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1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
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p.m.
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Kol H a n · e v
'99
d isc uss rhe ro i t ion rhe
Echo �houkl
a,b.
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ll'e r<in the ,irnc l e
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7 : 5 3 p.m.
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G 1gn,1ux
cha[ lengerl l;M
h i , 'hoe,.
\\'eek , " I-hm-ey
eJ 1 ro r i a l . H a rl'ey
rer l ies. Thar �niukl
p u,h e for a stance
be page 5 .
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8:04 11. m .
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is
rhe e l ec t ion -.
T h e d i n i ng h a l l
c [n:,ing. Before
cyn ica I genera r ion
r e turn i ng rhe rrnys
yet," he say .
r n b le ,
"Yea h , go \'ore, b ut
G ignoux sal l'age an
do so me r h i n g else
apple, bread > t icb
afrer that."
9 ) 1'"> p . 1 1 1 .
G 1grn1ux rcm1 ,, . e,
"We're rhe 1mrr to come through
imrut L r . 1 11 .. l
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that l i ner rhe
D ugga n and
and h al f a do:en
brownies decorated
l' d l tP r, h,1, h.:en
c,1n,t ruL t mi.: '1'11rr, page' 'mce l<He
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rhe ..,1mputer hreab Jnwn,
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hac k Pn t ll'l> ll'!.!'·
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Cl 1111pUtl'r' hnldmg
He ltinb a t rhe
h
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11 , 1 \ 1w didn't h;11·..: ll'
" D,1mg
i r the
w 1nim· about rhe
up." Dug_gan rnmt
r11 < 1 p i l e 1 1 f ll"<lX hncb kfr lWt'r from the
ceding. Srrerchl',.
"ulJ J.1y'. " "I "1rt 11f m i'' hanng \\'<lX
LnPb hack ,1 t rhe
under
my
fingern,1 1 ! ," ,he -.ay,.
computer 'crecn. He exh;1le, aud1hh ,
for H a l lo ween .
IL1wer the chair,
"We ' l l be n ibhl ing
-,rra1gh tL'l1S UJ' anJ
on rhe e l ater,"
h
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rake i n 1r > leaJ
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Sraff mc:mben IW)' loose wl(h u ;uke.
Oi!ggan ponders a cl1an1<e .
1 0:06 p . m .
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1 1 :2 2 p . m .
M idnight
1 2 :03
Art' a n d Entertam
HarYey goe� hnme .
G1gnOLLX, ::.ttll
The pre-idents of
As t h e t\\'O pol 1 t 1cal
Duggan ,m· , a' 1f
barefont , races the
Colby Republ icans
leader prepare to
the s n ac b an J
rnnm. Hackman
and Democrats,
lea1·e, MacLeay,
coffe e . i Jraftmg
el'er the ad man-
an edi torial on a
ager, se1:es an
�k m n y notepad
opportu n i ty. " Hey,
ll' h i le across the
you guy' ll'anna buy
table cartoon ht
an ad"' he a::.b.
And re\\' "Zoof'
menr Editor D,m � laccarnne •9g
" H e \ a ·deeper,"
m stall' a cnmrac t
,[eep 11·ere an
l<Kate� a nil I of rape
scheduled for an
J1 c by the group
affl 1ct1un . "It 11·nrb
anJ Sll'lrl'i i t on his
inren·iell' at
_ uper .:-un1c Snul
ll' e l l bec;1u·e h
P11nps. The Pi mp� follnw an eclectic
a.m.
1 2 :40 a.m. Dugga n , buoyed b y
finger. "Hey, rn1· ia
W M B H next Joor,
come 1 1 1 frc,h [ 1n
quesn,m." G1gnoux
stop first at
the
the mnm mg J ju't
,mnnunce::.. Work
Echo office
to
mu.;1cal l me up that
ll'hen
't<lP'· "What\ the
check on article
hd'> mLl udeLI J . ihn
h i mn).( the ll'a ! l . "
,m!v 11nport car
111\' oh- ing their
The rruth 1
_
mlll..lel ll'hn-;e name
respec ti l'e
Echo rnu kl
canJidates. I t 's
money. It i::.
iJea for the
running in the reJ
opin ion.; page
thi, year because of
cartoon. "Gee:,
Coltrane,
ed
Ynung anJ Pearl Jam When the
D
plaver 1,n't going,
1n l l
ed anLl I are
leepmg 1' a n
act t1·ny 'i e \ .ral
1' plural?"
Echo 'taffer
F111,1lly, MacLeay
hard to imagine
'acrifice e1·ery
ha' 1t. N 1"an
ll'here eJ,e but in a
the radio 1s tuned
Tue s day . " People
ro WM H B, rhe
nften Jnn't rea l 1:e
College tat tnn,
wlw-e tudm 1s on
that when we '<lV
ll'e d idn't ,Jeer ll'e
dcnce.
1'1ax1ma. "Max ima 1
tudent newspaper office a pol i t ical
I didn't think that
repre-entative
11·a, a real word,"
d\'' Daniel Deitch
would rel'iew the
rhe Nher ' 1de of
me a n we did nor
'97, nn l me editor
copy of a newspa
the w a l l . "We l i ke
sleep.
and re,1dent
per article before it
computer guru.
wa5 publ ished. The
to uprort them , " ay Duggan.
We don 't talk
much about 1 t tn
other people. Ynu
" tick to comput
Echo's
Jnn't want to u..,e it
er::.," G1gnoux �ay .
collaboration ex
M a cLeay.
l 1 : 1 4 p.m.
1 1 : 5 3 p.m.
pirit of
the
l \·e got a bloc k , "
large nat ional ad
he s a y m de::.pa1r,
account . T echnol
COl'eri n,g h i face
ogy purcha::.c ha1·e
with hi hand .
al so stretched the
"What' funny at
newspaper's abi l i ty
Cnlby, anyway 1"
to hreak el'en. E"en so, MacLeay
Echo "i
student> , not ju t
capable of mak mg
Duggan anJ
tho ·e on the staff.
money. We'l l be
G1gnnux are going
" I appreciate the
back in the black next year
to The Puffin top
help," Dugga n -ay .
do1111rn1111, which
"We wan t it right."
forth on the inrrica-
offers free coffee on
c 1e of making a
Tue day . They
halo for an angel
have even minutes
costume. "We rake
to ca h in on the
conver ation to an-
freebie, anJ Gignoux
struggJe5 to f m d an
the lo s of ::.e1·eral
tend m all
Phow EJitor Jen At
Zuffalem '97
u::.e the
says the
wood '97 1> hn!Jmg
other level here," he
.
has to get Jre ed
sa� facettoll5ly. "Cute
fa
boy , favorite clothes,
mug, where's my
t. "Where' my
we cover all of the
mug ?" Duggan
important ruff."
keep asking.
11
P R I N G
1 9 9 1
C O L B Y
1 : 02 . i . 111 .
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le
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fl u , h in!.! the i r
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'ketc h 1 ng.
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l :57
a.m.
A ,r udent. n1)t a member of the
·raff,
ou t , get' a n , 1 t her.
"I I
c hew
,he > a r . " I he.1r a l l
a lot ,if g u m , "
\)f t h b
on a ro u n d me.
headl ine �" a b
Duggan. " Pea r l e come in anJ 11ut of
here a l l of the
,wff guing
�,)mebnJy "w
oh'
'uh
t h i:, or ' uh-l1h '
t h a t - I ' m re>pond
i ng to the uh -l1h>."
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Dugc,m gne' to thl'
\, ll11..'111R1"\ le-,J\"L''
edi tor', 11ff1ce, , 1 fell'
1o:er hrc.1kfa�t. the 'un
prod uc non area , t<l d< m n for a ie\\'
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h1 111 J , 11 hl'l1 t h l'
I 1e
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k I \ l'. Till r.1per ,,
t h m !.!' trL pr<'!.!rc
E, , 1,rn. l l ed , he
'l l'P' fro m rhe
C11rreL t 1< m 111.1JL:,
111 1nur l.11·nut
m< >rnln!.!," 'hl'. ,,1y
11 1
m her cha t r .mJ
1' n'ml! 1 )1 er ld.1\ -
"l h.ll't: l < > '.!l't
c l , "e' her l'YL:�
h, K l in ruuc h
\\'h de 'he \\'<ltt> for
tlnll'er Hill.
\\' 1 t h rea l 1 n ."
J r.;. h N
ray' g11·e ,1 ,·elwty
t hl' ,1rt1cle ,he ha>
J U't c1.m1pleteJ to
"i1·ed m rhe
m mu te, on t h e
'been t( ) the 'idl'-
/: )/ < l . m .
hl'
couc h .
ll'alk., 11·et t w m the
Duggan. her h.m
comrurer. �he
,n 1 1 wet, ret urn'
rre\'inu' e1·enm,g'
mm. G 1gnnLLx, \\'hL)
4 : 2 2 a.m.
ha� had nn :,leer
safe port on a cold
Macleay dec ides to
>mce
n ight. Half of rhe
go home. A fell'
rime t h ey are j ust
m mute later,
"The Echo i l ike a
� 1 d lL'r
.mJ t .t k L· .1 h1111 er
fn e nJ ll' it h
M ac le a y . "Holl' are
'-> : 2 6 . I . I I \ .
II\.
I I . i n L'\ . mll
l iugg.tn L I lil'< ''l''
wander:, 1n. He 1
you at wriring
.\
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d 1ffercnt I'' 1- 1 t 11 Hl
get :,()rt 11f nerniu-.
ahnut t h 1' r i me 'o
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rc.lll1 11!.! 1nLI t:cl i l l n !.!
, h l � l !.! 1 1 l l l l \ pl.lLl''
r u:: l e d . "Ye.1h. 11-c
h ; 1 1·e a letrcr ru th e
t:r' I i ) .1 11l l\\ -quiet
l lf (1 L t: . Dll!.!!.!·ln I '
()"ll-j
1onJay , h<b
� ranish clas:. m le.·
than 90 mmute>. " I t '
n11t tce rhar the
'et of c l , nhe,,
CLmlputer creen
M i l ler b11·1res a
h<b gLme blank.
b ag e l from the tra y
U h-oh.
Du g ga n ha brought
hanging out
De i tch fol low .
ba<l enough I ha1·e to
Only G ignoux and
go m class withour
from the J mi ng hall
because we are the only other people
Duggan rema i n .
sleep, but when I get
editing a l ong ide
who are r i l l
there I ha1·e to talk
awake."
in arn ther language,"
npen' her eye. and
ll'eanng a J1tferent
and return> t
hi
Harvey.
he j okes.
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A{y5sa Giacobbe edlf.S a page .
Jen Arwood checks captions.
Coffee keeps che siaff going through che night.
9:2c a.m.
1 1:01 a.m.
12:25 p.m.
4: 15 p.m.
4: 3 3 r.m.
Unable to rerrieve
Deitch arrives and
Duggan leaves to
The staff 1s wearing
De pite the
A final hard prmt
the re\mtten bnef
begins a ene of
<mend her I 2 : 30
down. Duggan is
herculean effort,
and the paper 1�
hakespeare cla
.5 : 11 p.m.
nr any of the page
rroubbhooting steps
lying on her back
the computer
finished. Deitch
m the news ect1on,
\\'ith nL) luck. A call
� he ha not lept m
in the middle of
breakdown has
complete the
Duggan calls Deitch
to a tech n ical repre
30 hour . Duggan
the floor. MacLeay
made the
at home ro a k for
-entati\'e at a
i
deadline unreach
computer files onto
ays keeping up
lumred in hi
5 p.m.
rransfer of the
help. He Joe n'r
-oft\\'are company
with chool work is
chair, arms
able. Deitch calls
a di k and i t is
an�wer.
yields no help.
an ohnou·
dangl ing ar his
the Kennebec
ready. The crew
Deitch hang, up the
challenge, but Echo
· ide-. The sun i>
Journal 111 Augu ta,
c loses the office
setting outside,
where the Echo i
and \\'alk outside.
doing more with
although nobody in
printed, to tell
What began as a
9:49 a.m. G 1 gnoux return .
phone. "_orry," he ay . "We have to re-
taffers manage hy
Duggan explain
JL > the pa e . " There
le-s time. "You j u t
the office know
them the paper \\' i l l
glorious, ·unny day
what ha happened
1 a collect1 ·e groan.
ha,·e to commit
that because there
b e arriv i ng late.
has become a
yourself to getting
are no windows.
"They're ooing to
chilly, rainy n ight.
kill u ," says
Duggan, Deitch
MacLeay.
and MacLeay w i l l
and call Dench
e\'en pages mu t be
again. ' n i l no
constructed again
an wer. " Dammit,
from cratch, and all
Deitch, get up,"
of the correction·
U[' >Orne Other
arrival and
that editor ha\·e
thing ," he say>. "]
departure would
4:4
can 't honestly say
under core the
Duggan col lapses
making must be
this [work at the
length of t i me the
he ay mto the phone.
pent two day
the work don e\'en
unshine would be \\'elcome, but it
1f 1 t mean g1\'ing
del iver t h e di k to Augu ta. "[ ha\·e to
p.m.
get back right away
into a chair. "The
because l\·e got
bac k · of my eye
two papers I have
1 0: 1 4 a.m.
made again. The
Echo] doesn't affect
Duggan calls
paper' deadline is
my tudie becau!>e
in the office, a
Deitch again and
le· than <;ix hour·
I'm ure I coulJ
depre
ing
say . Except for a
Duggan. She and
let the phone
away.
1mpro\'e my grade
real 1 :at1on. There
30-minute snack
her colleagues rep
if I weren't domg it,
once wa a c lock in
break, a hower
out from beneath
groggy voice on
1 2 :03 p . m .
but it' a tradeoff
the office but when
and an hour to
the Roberts U nion
the other end.
"Hacksaw" 1s back.
I ' m w i l l ing to make.
i t broke the staff
attend c lass earlier
portico and into
"Deitch, I need
He and G ignoux
The experience i
decided to do
today, Duggan has
the rain.
you," he say .
begin laying out
worth it."
without o that,
been in the Echo
"There'. been a
news page while
according to
office for 26
di a ter."
MacLeay and
MacLeay, "People
Deitch plit up rhe
wouldn't be
correction that
looking at it all the
mu t be redone.
time and going off
ring. Finally, a
raff actually were
to write," ay
ockets hurt," he
traight hours.
to do other thing-."
13
P R I N G
1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
A_
from the hill I
The Price of Freedom Lovejoy winner john Seigenthaler has paid it
l
By Sally Baker , 1h n Sc 1gcn t h , 1 l e r , c h : 1 1 r . 1 1 1 d
11 m 1 1 1 i.: «d 1 1 1 1 n . d , , 1 t t h e A t l ,1 11 t.i
founder o f t h e Frcecl1 l i 1 1 F 1 in 1 1 n
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.md ( '
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hu1
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1 r' t A m e n d 1 1 1 e n 1 CL' n t n • 1 1
\l;mderb i lt U n 1 ,·er, i l ). rl'll'l \'L'cl
1 1 1 ;\ ! 1 ' ' " I J'rl "
\'l lC a t 1nn ; 1 r \ilh) m Nm·cmber.
l< 1 1 H11 J r 11mwl cd 1 1 ! lr \\ ho 1 1 n ite
t h e 44th Lm · e11 1y A w:ird ;H ;1 u 11 1 -
( 1 « 1 1L' f'. t t rL·r,"n , . 1 r..:1 1 rcd A r
Seigc n r h . 1 k r ll'a' h1 ln, 1rcd f1 1r
m . 1 1 1 \ of t h 1 "l' L'd l l or1,d . rcmem
cnurageuu' defcn,e nf free 'recc h
hl'T' h 1 1 11 I I 11'.1' tll ht: 1 111 ,I II h 1 tl'-
and freeck 1111 l lf the rrc" I hn 1ugh
1 i11 nt:d p.1 r..: r 1 h , H 11 , i - 111 fal'llr uf
out h i , c ; 1 reer, ll'h1ch hq..!<1 1 1 " hen hl' 11';1, a c u h rep< lrtlT < 1 t
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i"ue' a' cmru1' t 1 1 in 1 11 t he Team
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;ind huge l y ,elf- t < llight rcr1 1m:r . a r rcn t " m fur h1, 'tnrtL'' 1 111 'uLh
m�h t ' . " I t d i d n't m,1ke y11u
I ' 1 t 1er" in ,,11J
t h a n l i \·e decade, <lg\ 1 . A t: i ftL'll Scige n r h a l c r rec e 1 \ L'd n, 1 t 1 1 1n.d
d
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thcrncr' 1 h.ic r h c 1 t J.:r,mdd,1dd 1c' f 1 >u!.!hr f,1r t he 11 rllll!! t h i ng 1 11 the
lo hn Se1genthdler recc11 et..l thc 441h L m e1m award J1 ihn \ L . 1 1 1 1 p. 1 1t:n 11 1r
1 hi.:
fc n n c "L'dll
pr«,1-
( · I \ d \X '.1r hen 1 f t hey knc11 , t , 1 heu 1 1 1 1L L d 1 1 1 1r,
Lb:11 ch 111 n ll1 t he 1 t H1hle- t h u mr-
Mer' U n i 1 m , race rd <ll l L ll1'- 1 11
denL \'. "L'l111L'l" h.1d k 1 1 1 >II n ( ,,
IL' l t ,1g. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ru n R 1 1hL rt f.:: L n
111i.: hL·.trt '· rh.11 he 11 .i- n gh r .
Tennes!>el' nnd in t h e rL',g 1 1 111 ,mcl
Se1!.!«n th.1kr .1 1 111 hl'l'n 1 1 1 1 prc"«d
i1l'L" \ l l)(1� J'rl''ick ll t i , d L . 1 111
t he\ u 1u l d n ' t ,1clm 1 t 1 t . "
the pl igh r nf the p1 lllL
ll' i l h S«i!.!L'nt h.i ler\ fL'J'1 1rt 1n!.! 1 111
l\'L' l l l h,lL \._ .lf l L'f f.:: L'l 1 11L"Lh \\ , I '
h, t he c. ; . m n e r r Lhain 111 t he
David Halber�rnm, ll'hn 11'< irk
Th<' Tl'nnern.>cm
ed on
l'• l l t.:11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1rt lwrn t ', 1 l 1 t < 1T 1 l l . l ,ll1cl
t he Te,1111'll'r,, . 1 11d . i l l L'r l1 1hn
.\ ,
111 t h e
l\:ennl'd\ 1\·;1' L'k'L l l'cl prc,1dl'nl
k i l kcl .
l a t e ' S O� a n d e a r l y '60.,, ,,1 1d
,md n.1 1nccl R , 1 ht'rt f.:: c·nncLh . I I ·
IH· !.!, l l L' \< H i n t: rl'r< ' r t l' r' t he
Seigen t h a l e r "i> e x t ranrd i n a n l )
t i 1me\ gc·ncr.1 I . S« l!.!l'n t h.1 ler 11 «n 1
deft in ll'har mah• , ;1 i_:re;H re pnrter, which i, t he car;ic i t y ( 1 1
a n t i c ipate, to l oo k nr ,om e11ne
l'cl 1 1 "r . 1 1 1Ll p u b l 1 'hl'r,
19
l'
he.id
.
.ic 4 u 1 red
h, lrr l y .ifrerward, the
\lf ( lannet r ,
Al
euharth,
L h , lllll' [ I I J'l l r,Ue ' t l l f i l'' ,l, f.1r " '
,1,k«d .-Cl!.!L'nthaler to hecnme
t 1 1 11·mk 1 1 1 r l w J u I lle' l )ep<lrt -
1 hn u 1u l J , n" m.Ht e r " h1 1'L'
t hl' l i M L'dmm,11 llireunrofL'_.-\
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k.n her' t:nt r u f tkd I k prL' 1cbl
Tr1Jt1).
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I
l l\ l'f ' i 1 1rte' t h, l l e \ J'l l'ed L I \
hernme R1 1hl'rt KcnnL'ch· \ -,rn 111!.!
and figure out what th.:: truth ''
ri(!ht hand. e'pe.: 1 ,i l l \' un L i l d
nt:ht , . 1 f--l 1,e,, .!\ pp. 1 l . 1L h 1 . 1 1 1 I'' "
and a ·k the right que,non,." And
nghr> m;1t rer,.
ert \ ,
iill'
a� a man w i t h a rn i sion ro redre"
I n 1 96 1 Se 1gcn t h. i l e r 1n 1rkcd
.ome of the anc ient 11Tong, uf
d 1 rec t l ) 11· 1 t h A l . i h,1111.1 C \ 11·er
1 1 1 1 nL'' ·
o u r ociety, he was in the nght
ThL Tl'»ll<' \l'cm w a
ii -
h11rn 1r, , ,f l 1fl' 1 1 1 t he
Ken l uc h . incl We,t \ 1 rt: m 1 . 1 u i. d
Thl' Tc n n <.' "<'<111
under
- e 1 gL" n t h.i ler r111neered
rhe p11 I 1 C \ < lf runn in!.! ,\ rerly 1 m -
111ed 1 , l l e l ) helm1 r h e L 'S:\ Todn.:y ell i tl lrl<JI ['1 1' i t inn. I n 1 99 l -�L' igl' n t h a l e r found ed rhl' Freedc1m Foru m F i r t
place. "Therewa a en;e \ifh1 111or
n\1r J 1 1h n P< H t cr-,on t11 L'n-,ure
-'e 1 ge n t h . 1 l e r hdped clefl',H ('<l
A mend ment
�t;l t e rP l ic e prnlL'C t l 1 l11 f, 1r t he
l 1 u c a l c111d 1darc' ,inll 'enr C i t\
hdr U n 1 1'CN l )' , where he work
Te n
Freedom R idcr, m A L1ham;i. Rur
cuunc d m..::n t 11 rn un for 1 ''te
to kl'l'!' F1r't A mend ment 1
reporters," H a l b..:: r -,wm
[he pact he t ll'ccn J u't 1ce ;111d
fr;1 ud. Ir l\'<h re.,pum1hlc f1 1 r t h e
hc fore the A me n c a n p u b l i c .
among that generat iun of nessean
cnter :i t Vander
aid, "that journa l i sm wa' snme
t h e gm·ernnr d i d n ' t e x t en d tn
fir,t ,1f the '\un,h i n e hm·-.," ll'h 1ch
th ing rec ial and that you were
local po l i ce depart men t ::. , m n n y
forced -.rate la11·makl'r'
given t h is writ under the Fir t
of w h i c h ll'ere l' i r t ua l puppet� n f
A rnendment and you damn wel l
w h i te hate g rn u r . T h e M o n t
w
, 1 1 lnw
reporter.., ro cm'L'r the lq11,latu re .
The Tennt?sscan
ue
"The Frt.' cd\1m Forum' credo 1
that \\'L' ll'otk for free pre,>, free
>r..::e ch .md free sp i r i t , "
euhanh
;1 b\1 wa-, t he
aid. "He exemrl ifies all three of
bet ter do somet hing w i t h i t . You
gomery pnl ice lonkcd t h e o[her
n n l y ne11·,parer in t he S\luth m
owed it ro those who had come
way as a mob of K l ammen de
C O l'er t h e c 1 l' i l nght., 111\ 1\'ement
art.' rret t ) ea ·ily defined, bur free
before you and those who wou ld
scended on a bus fu l l nfFrecdom
aero>> th« rcg1 11n. "It 11·a.,
The
spirit makes the other two work.
come after you . "
R iders. J L ) h n Seigenr h a ler d rol'e i n to [he me lee and t r ied to re;
New York Ti me� . dw n a t innal
H e has the pint that makes h i m
new, organ i:m ion' and The Ten
w i l l mg to rake r i k
c u e ;nme of the rider; . H e wa
nessean
In
1 9 5 9 Se ige n t h a l e r re
ceived a prestigiou N ieman Fel
COl'ering the ·rory," said
th11 . ..:: . Free rre
and free ·peech
invo l v i ng
everything-in c l u d i ng hi- own
lowship a t Harvard U n iver�iry,
beaten �evere l y and sen t to the
N ieman Fou ndation c u ra t or B i l l
l ife-i f those risk are meaning
and w h i l e l i v i ng in Boston he met
ho;p i r a l . Robert Kennedy was
K o l ' ac h , w h o w a s a reporter at
fu I to other . He ha · the freedom
Robert F. Kennedy, who was
a t h is bed ide [he n e x t day.
then work ing on h i s b ro t h e r
C O L B Y
S P R I N G
1 9 9 7
The Tennessean when - e igen
e igen thaler returned to The
t haler wa
14
ed i tor. "They ll'ere
of ·piri t not to be afraid to do the right t h i ng. " +
Gathering the News : Whose Business I s It? Excerpted from che com1ocation speech b)' 1 996 Lo·vejO)' recipient John Seigenthaler. " . . . El'ery poll of corporate executil'es outside of the new::.
respon i b i l i ty of the reporter and edito r to Jecide on the hasis of
me�l i.1 in the la:,t decade and a half ha· reflected d i enchantment and even d i:,l ike of the new media.
that study and re::.earch and understanding whar the news need::.
o what doe · that c u l tural
are of thar commun i ty .
change in Lhe boardroom mean 1 And what are the i mp l i c at i ,ms for
I shudder
the ne\\'::.room ?
to t h i n k w h a t t h e p u b l i c response w o u l d h�l\'e
been had Parish Ltwejoy conduc ted a po l l on the que, t i on of
abo l i t i on and adhered to the graph fin d inos of the A l to n ,
One thing 1 t has not yet meant and hopefu l l y w i l l not mean is a change i n the c u l ture of the nell'sroom or the studio. Those
I l l inois, community. . .
ven ue remain inhabi ted by profe sional j ournalist ll'hose com
1 look at new room· around the country today, both print 1 find there a wealth of talent-young men anJ
A
m i tment tn nell's \·alues i part of the 1·ery core of their be ing. Their
and electro n i c ,
careers are Cllmm itted to tradi tional nell'
women d i verse in background, better educated, better trained,
tandards.
I t 1 s imrnssible to tell ll'hen or if there w i l l be c l ashes between
more independent m i nded, more ded icated to fairne,s and acc u
these two c u l t u re·-nne corporate, the other j o u rnal i t i c . I would
racy in reporting, more commi t ted to t h e cha l l enge to enl ighten
not ha:ard a gue�s for fear l would be righ t . Twice in the l a�t year
and inform than any group of j o u rn a l isrs
we ha\'e �een networks cave in in the face of legal threats or actions
in t h e 4 5 years I hal'e been as oc iated with the new m e d i a . l am
by tobacco compan ies. The most d i· turbing, i n my view, came as
proud to ·ay my on is one of those.
1 have . een at any t i m e
the A BC/Di,ney merger \\'a pend ing at the same time a m u l t i
I am encouraged by the presence of three national net\\'ork -
m i l l 10n dol lar defamation u i t \\'a pend ing. There c a m e a certain
two of them, M N BC and Fox , now competing with CNN and
moment when I had agreed to te. t i fy as an expert ll'itness for the
attempting to compete 11·ith the three giant networb to e n lighten
netll'ork. I remember the pain in the voice of a confident First
and inform a democratic .oc iety. These entries into the market
Amendment lawyer for the network when he ca I led to say that his
�'lace of ideas promise great compe t i t ion. And l am encouraged a
that network who had worked th.it :,tnry uffered and were com
e lement of t h e m e d i a w h o under t a n d t h e challenge p r e ented b y
mitted to 1t and suffer · t i l l .
change a n d w h o w i l l ne1·er
c l ient had folded, and l know that profe· ional journali r- with
l t a l k \\'ith edi tor· and re pon ible new
N o w an oce<nonal i nc ident d, e � n o t m a k e a habi t . I t m a y b e
ll'h 1 m
that manager' o f t h e e merged media giant· will learn and not
executive
from a l l
urrender the ir inteor i ty ro fad
or
or tril'ial media pur u i ts. They are competent enough,
smart enough and caring enough to meet the challenge.
force a c lash llf c u l ture between the boardroom and the new:,
Bu t one last word of caution-in all of thi change in the nature
room. But we mu ·t worry, bccau ·e ome of the e part icular corpo
of soc iety and in the cu l ture of the pre , there remain always
ration
nme are invoked in defen e
pre ent the threat of gol'ernment regulation. New technology
contrac ting, ome in the nuc lear mdu try, ome in entertainment.
with all of its myst ique i n t i m idates and frightens those in govern
have variou
hold i ng�.
These area of corporate enterpn e have frequently been c r i t i c i :ed
ment who do not understand i t and seem ingly w i l l not learn.
by the networb. What happens now when uch a critical story is
since the first Conoress wrote five words ha there been a subse
ot
on the new budge t ? M u t i t be c leared 'upstai r - ' ? M ust i t be edited
quent Congres that under tood what those words meant: 'Con
by a non-e<liror and lawyered by a corporate rather than Fir t
gres sha l l make no law.
The last Congress was and the one to come will be promoting
Amendment la\1 yer? Or w i l l the mere rea l i ty of what the merger means c h i l l the new prnce . . . Other
worry abour
and even push ing laws to regulate and to cen or. They forge t, but
through self-cens,1r h i p ?
El ijah Pari h Lm·ejoy never d i d , and we never should, the word
omething c a l led c i v ic journa l i m.
of J ame
And o hould we a l l . I t i the prac tice which i n c l ude- encouraging journali t:, and e<l iror · to i nvolve them elves in the work and
Madison, the father of the B i l l of R ights, who said:
'Nothing could be more irra tional than to give the people power
dec 1 ion makmg of c iv i c i n rnut ions, c i v i c project , c i v ic pro
and wi thhold from them information w ithout which power i
grams, e\·en pol 1tical event and campa ign -events on which the
abused. ' He added : 'a popu lar government w ithout popular infor mation or the means of acquiring i t is but a prologue to a farce or
new5 med ia m ust report.
conflict to me i obvious, but not ro tho e caught up in what civic journ;i.l ism is about. Thi new movement, c iv ic j ournal
a tragedy or both. '
The
H o w lucky w e are that there are journal ists in the country that
i s m , mc lude t h e uggestion t h a t journal ists p o l l t h e i r commun i
represent the mean of acqu iring that informat ion, who are w i l l i ng
t1c� to determ ine what readers want to read and see and hear-and
and comm i t ted to meet that challenge . or d i d Lovejoy forget and we should not forget the words of
then follow the graph l i ne . l favor trongly the idea that j ourn a l
ists m u H work a n d research to under t a n d f o r themselves the
M ad ison's mentor, Thoma Jefferson, who a i d : ' l f a nat ion ex
e
pects to be ignorant and free, i t expec t what never wa and what
changing new need of their comm un i t ie -and act to meet th need . But I do not favor the
abd icat ion of the j ournalistic
never w i l l be."'
15
, P R I
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1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
wit and
Colby Loses a Pal
� �e�
wi �
l
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l r. > 1 1 1 I rc' 1 d c n 1 Bill C< l l t c r, A 1 h
ll' i t h lm h n 1 t hcr Ll'll' i .., ( L uLh- )
l e t 1 L l ) 1rcU<lf l 11L k W h 1 1 1 1 1 1 >rc
\ 1 l l e!.!e • tn d 1 r'
S h . q o 1 ri i . N 1 1 1 1 h .'f1 l l l ' c l l rre n t .1 1 ' 1 -
random phenomenon ' I don't
a r h l e r 1 c t e a m , , d i ed N , \\·emher I
letl'', 1 n L i u d in l! 1 h c l' l l t l rt· mt· n \
think the book would have sold
h1 1L k e y t e a m , . 1 1 1 d u i. 1 L h t' ' · 11 LTe
a s well 11 1t had been called
Percy ( 1';1q ) LL'\' i n e
' 2 1 , became legendar\ tnr r h c 1 r
dl'\'t ' t l l in t o r h e
;i t 1 h e (;1 tn i l \ h o m e on T 1 c rn1 1 L S t rL'l't i n Wnt er\' l l le . I
le
11•;1, 9 1 .
Knnll'n rn le,..� i on' , it a l u m n i
'the essence of trans1lionally
< l l l l < > n i.: 1 h 1 i... e 11 h , 1 t i l l e d t h e �
Lonmt·r Ch; 1re l . ThL· S. 1 t t 1rcl. 1\ hl'lure l m ,Je, n h .
e r , ' pnru lar f\ l a m S t reL'I c l o t h -
P.IL)' h . 1 d 11 , l l L ht·cl h 1 , he l , 1 1 cd
1 11g 't nrc , m d (, 1 r .m u n . 1 h,l' hell
f\ l u le , hl· . 1 t B. 1 1 l'' . 1 1 .1 1 . ,1 1t h. d l
l n \'l' n f C, > l h y , 1'; 1 c y < l llcl h 1 ,
g.11nt• 111 Lt•11 l 'lon. T h e l t 1 l lu11 1 n !.!
h w t h e r ll'ere ll' e l l k n o w n .b
1 1 L'ek t e . 1 1 1 1 memhcr' 11·, ire me1111 1-
, id e l ine k i b i t:er' r h rou!!h 'um e
r t . t l r<l t t hl'' Oil t h e i r l l ll l f l lf l l l '
n
preferred 'trans1tionally
;md f\ l . 1 1 n c :-i 1 . 1 t c T n:. i... t i rL·r S . 1 m
tnr r h e h \ l�r 1 r a l 1 t y , i t t he hro r h
d,dn t , , ke
using the word chaos he
2
random phenomenon "
Edward Lorenz founder of
chaos theory and author of The
c
..
� 2
Essence of Chaos. al a Science
Technotogy and Society Colloquium
"I went home and told my husband 'These people are crazy.'"
I ll
I ti (no t h ;1 l l
r h e 1 r g.1 1 11e ,1(!.1 1 1 1,t B, m·,h l l n . ThL'\
NASA sc1ent1st Kathy Thomas-Keptra speakmg at a
01ac he,. The ' t nn:, fuunded h\
11 < >11 , 39- 1 ). The P.011 Lh >111 i.:.11ne
Spotlight Event on her 1111t1al skepticism about reports
t h e i r fa t h er ;rnd uper. 1 t ed ,1, ,1
b. d l 11 ,1, l . i t t'r l'rt·,c n t L·cl h\ pl.1 ycr'
70
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ea ,
n ' . rn d
fo m i l y hu, ine ,..,.., in ce I, 9 1 , c l< >'cd
to Lud1 , % , 111 tr, 1 1 1 ht·. ii th .md
l;i > t May.
he mg L '1rt•d l < 1r .It h1 H11L'.
Me1m1r1al :ier\' lce' were held ,)n t h e c a m r u , , 11 1 t h e u l < >!! l l''
that her colleagues had discovered life on Mars
"You can't see the Statue of
t: l'
!'.JC 1 . m d L u d \ e.1Lh rc'l l' I \ cd C, 1!111 h t 1 nor,1n cle r L' ' m I lJ'l ) ,
Liberty from the South Bronx But you can see the prison
11 hl'n r l1L'\ 1 1 ere L l tL·d , 1 , " m• > J l' I '
on R1ker's Island
Author and act1v1st
rd,1 ( 1 1 l'' h;l l l' ; t ncleJ c. . lh
speaking 1n Lorimer Chapel
ll l'
Jonathan Kozot
111;1 t c r . I n a l l . '< line l L' LL·\· 1 n e
.., l n L c t h e r u m
, ,f
about :he impoverished
t h e L e n t u r1 .
neighborhood 1n New York
Re,1Lk, h 1 , hn 1 t her, l'<IL\ 1"1ir1·1 1'l'd h h 1"1'tl'f, l\ irnrh1 " B1hh1 " A l tcH1J ' 3 1'>; Ht 111·;1rJ
City whose residents he
profiled 1n Amazing Grace
I d ler '40, .i
nerht'll' ,mcl Cnl ll''1l!Lle ll'l t he 11r
Tha n ks, Coach
l'r< t t 1 < 1n tif Le1· 111e\ ,'t ure ,md 'l'\ Cr<ll Other 111L'Ll'' dnLI nerhl'\\. ,,
l )1ck
!vlem()f1;1I n 1nmhut 1lll'l' may hl'
maJe rn Reth br,1cl S1·n.1(!ogue m
W a ter\· ii le or to the Lel'lnc Schol Percy 'Pacy' Levine
,mhq� at
'27
�m
1LGee' 29-war L . i reer
l
' boomcnc
r
N\l\ emher9, 11 hcn nhirc r h.m 1 50
;111J "C"
R1>herr'
nlf"� 1
rnbute� from A t h
l e t t L D 1 rectl1r D i c k W h i t more
.md fa m i l y mcmhcr' g.tthcred 1 11
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' 7 ) . feacureJ
c l , i,cJ w i r h ,1 tlt iumh ,1n :,1 r urcl.1\ . tncnd,, (l lflllL'r rl;1yer', u .J IL'< l!!Lie'
n lhy . +
� ��' �� �� :d o�j��� l
•
, 1 f ded 1 L , 1 1 1 o n " t • > r l w 1 r . t l m . 1
ni11n ro honnr the ret1r-
111g f n, irb.1 l l rnach ,md former <1th
lub Pre .., 1 Jen
Parry
\'a l . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 , �'m 1 t h 'c 0 111 rect1g11 1t 1 1 m tif
McGee\
man\' conrri
h u r 1om. I n ,1 · unemenr read by D 1 recrnr nf A l u m r n R e l a t ion
leuc LI irec tt ir. J u't ,1 o > u plc, ifh, 1Uf'
,' ue Cnna n t
earl ier. the fouthall pl,1\·cr' hon
rnrneJ McGee\ ... urport of \\'O
ook ' 7 5 ,
m ith
were d i smayed at the cheft of f u r l mrre,� 1 o n 1 t ra m t 1 11g� frnm
ored McGee w n h ;1 ,ca�1 m-endin�
men\ a t h l e t ic::. during h i - tenure
the Eusti� a d m i n istra t ion bu i ld ing in early N ovember.
39- 1 5 11·111 n\'er Bnwdom.
a
The pa i n ting were removed from wa l l on t h e econd anJ t h i rd floors of Eu - t i late Tue day, November 5 or early Wedne::.
�
I
The e\·em, comd mateJ hy former r l ayer A r t h u r Brennan
mcrea ed
dramancall "
arthy ' 7 , Rt n
A photo frnm the event ts a
and A lex W i Lon
l'ai lable from the alumni office. +
day, N ovember 6. Waterv i l le po l i ce im·e, t igared the theft but
'68, Ph i l Mc
have made no arre ts. The pai n t i ng ha1·e not been reCl)Vered.
Lup ton
'7 1
athletic d i rector, when the
number nfwomen' varsity team
The re m a i n ing artwork di p layed throughout the Eustis bu i ld i ng and i n other locat ions on campus was removed i m m e
Correction
d ia t e l y after the theft and later rehung more sec u re l y .
ln the president' report (
M o t of the Col lege's pri zed artwork i housed in the M u
ovember
1996) , faerett M. Fairbrother 1 1 '97
was inadvertently omitted from the Ii t of departmental pri:e winner .
eum of A rt under t i g h t sec u r i ty.
He received the Laurie Peter·on Memorial Prize in Government. C 0 L B Y
P R I N G
1 9 9 7
16
" I faculty file Science Is Kid' s Stuff K- 12 partnership program no longer just an experiment By Kevin Cooi
A
l mle girl 5CeppeJ on a na i l .
e - m a i l m e 5 a g e o; a n J o v e r
udJen ly �he was · u r
the-phone expertise o n
h \' c h i ldren dres·ed a
rounJeJ
peci
fic question .
wh1rc anJ red blood c e l l�. Plare
The ScienceFe5t wa
an ar
lcb ro rhe re c u e . Enemy bacre
rempr to bring an i nterdi�c ip l i
na Llcfeated. Lmle girl sa,·eJ.
narycomponent to c ience tudy.
Science was ne,·er as fun as it
Organi:ed by Labov and AJjunct
for a grour of elementary
Assoc iare Professor of Perform
wa
stuJems m Watervil le on the day
i ng Art Richard Sewel l , the pro
theypre�ented rheirnngmal play.
gram i n v i ted srudent in grade
durmg
four through e ighr to write origi
cienceFe r, nne compo
nent of an amhit iou
outreach
nal play chat deal t w ith c ien
program concei\'eJ and adm i n 1 -
rific themes and to produce the
tereJ by Colby c 1 ence fac u lty.
play for a p u b l ic audience. "The
The Partner hip for
c ience
Educat ion, now i n i ts i xrh year, is a collabora r1 \"e program among Colby an trict
David Firmage is o n e of several Colby faculry w h o h e l p local school children understand science.
l four local �chool d i -
lege re luc ranr ro study science.
and materia l , to bring
art department was working with them on set , thev had s inging in it
c ience
o the m us i c teachers were
im·olved-in other word , i t i n
thar has won pra i ·e from
"Because I d id n ' t k no w much
to l ife in rhe c las room and ro
corporated t h e fine a n s w ith c i
teacher. and 1s c re d i t J w i th
lbout what happeneJ to � t u
answer que r ions rhey were n ' r
ence," Labov said . " c i ence really
bol termg-m
q u a l i fied to answer.
can be integrated with and en·e
3\'·
L1�nr5 before t h e y arrh·ed here
ing-.c ience education for K
ome ca e ,
[at Colby ] . I dec ided to stuJy
LabO\· mob i l ized a cadre of
as the ba i for a lmost any ub
rhrough 12
the K - twelve sy tern," Labov
Colby fac u l ty in c ience, math
ject in choo l . The e are the k inds
a i d . D u r i n g a ,· i s i t t o h i
ematics and related d isc ipl i ne
of things we can promote."
rudenr-.
A . uc iate
Profe ·
n g y J ay L a b n v ,
or of 8 1 0 1 -
a fr e r b e i n g
awmded a Kellogg felkv.n h 1 p m
daughrer's elemen rary
c hool
w i l l ing to volunteer and orga
G iven the College' smal l size
i n Waterv i l le , he a5ked reachers
n 1:ed a resource d irectory for
and l i mited resource , the best
1988, conceived the program
how the Col lege c ou lJ be r he l p
loca l
becau e he noted chat many
t h e m . T h e reacher
the directory offer them elve
to empower local teachers to
Colby
neeJeJ resource·, both human
for classroom v i i rs, field trips,
teach
ruJents arrived ar c o l -
aid they
chools. Fac u l ty l isted in
" m u l t ip l ier effect," says Labov, is c ience more effectively.
Faculty Notes Phyllis M a n nocchi (English) was honored by the Maine
Phyllis Mannocchi
Sewell (performing a rt s ) . J i m T h u rston (perform i n g arts)
Woman's Fund for her work 1n
designed the set. . .
fem i n i st education. Man nocc hi's
offered a contract by Norton Press for a work-in-progress,
course Female Experience i n
tentatively titled Under Fire, Under Cover, For the Flag: Women,
.
El izabeth Leonard ( h i story) has been
America w a s credited for
Gender, Natwn in the Civil War Military. Norton published
"giving b i rth. over the past 1 0
Leonard's last book, Yankee Women.
years, t o h u n d reds of young
(American studies and E n g l ish) was appointed chair of the
feminists . " . . . Howard Koonce
American Studies Association's Mary C . Turpie Award Commit
. C h arles Bassett
( E n g l i s h , emeritus) won praise
tee for 1 997. I n 1 994 Bassett was the first rec ipient of the Turpie
for his performance as Willy
award, which recog n i zes achievement i n teac hing and program
Loman i n a production of Arthur
development. .
M i l ler's Death of a Salesman at
society} has been appointed to a three-year term as c h air of the
the Waterville Opera House in
History of Atmospheric Science Committee of the American
November. Koonce led a cast
Meteorological Society.
.
. Jim Fle m i n g (science. technology, and
that also i n c l uded R ic h a rd
17
P R I
G
1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
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science t cacht>r. Th;it a l l11ll'cd
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L.dol l\ ,,1 \ ' " \X1 l' , 1 rc n ' 1 d 1 L t<1 t 1 11 g t 1 1 t h e 'd 1 1 1n f , 1 1 h . 1 1 ' h o u l J h.1r
f'L l1 11L' X I <lr 11 herL'
lhl' rrogr<!ITI
,Jwuld p l . 1 t L "' �mrh 1 " ·
"
1<:.1l hn, 111 de1 c r m 1 lll: 11 h.tt our 'h"n - 1 c:rm !.!"·' '' ,Ji, 1ulJ he: .ind 11 l 1rk f r, 1111 t h ere " •
The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer and All Things Considered,
p u n dits & plaudits
among many other outlets
Cabinet Fev
Broadening the Field
r
G. C a l v i n Mackenzie (government) told the Voice of America
In a story distributed nationwide by the Associated Press.
that there was nothing u nusual i n the exodus of cabinet officers
Mitchell Family Professor or Economics Thomas Tietenberg
after Bill C linton s reelection I n fact. Mackenzie said the odd
weighed in on the value of the k111d of education Colby offers for
thing was that so many had stayed for C l inton 's entire first
future JOb markets. He told the wire service reporter that 1n his
term-most post-war cab111ets have seen at least 20 percent
field of expertise, environmentalism. practitioners need "a broad
more turnover i n their first four years. 'People are tired and
background and good problem-solving skills in add1t1on to a
burned out " Mackenzie said I n another 1nterv1ew with NPR
basic core of studies . "
Morning Ed1t1on host Bob Edwards. Mackenzie noted that he
Around the Rim
and the other members of a Twentieth Century Fund task force
S u i s h e n g Z h a o ( government) was 1nv1ted to Join the U . S .
on the pres1dent1al appointment process had made specific
Committee of t h e Council f o r Security Cooperation 1n t h e Asia
recommendations to grease the process Thei r recommenda
Pac ific ( USCSCAP). The Council for Security Cooperation 1n
tions were presented i n a book. Obstacle Course. edited by
the Asia Pacific was establ ished i n 1 993 as a non-governmen
Mackenzre, at a November press conference i n Washington
tal forum for multi lateral security dialogue. The U S committee
Asked by Bob Edwards what the Founding Fathers might have
is composed of representatives of the academic. business.
thou ght of the presidential appontment process circa 1 996.
government and policy and secu rity communities. A l l commit
Mackenzie said, "That whirring noise you hear 1s some of them
tee members have to be nominated and approved by the
sp111ning 1n their graves "
executive committee of three people. Zhao was nominated by
Lo ing, Hi Mernor
Amos Jordan, the chair of the USCSAP and former u n der
L. Sandy Maisel (government) shared some memones of his
secretary of state in the Reagan Adm in istration.
campaign for Congress with MSNBC reporter Dan Collins.
Money Talks
"Sandy Maisel
Anthony Corrado (government). an expert on campaign finance
hopeless congressional campaigns," Collins said . "Maisel's book,
is perhaps the nation's leading expert on
issues. gave more than 200 interviews to the press during the
From Obscurity to Oblivion, chronicles his own ill-fated 1 978 run
presidential election season. His expertise brought Bill Geist of
for the House 1n Maine's 1 st District. Unwisely. 1t seems. Maisel
CBS Sunday Morning to campus to film a November 3 feature on
ran as a liberal academic. 'I lost in the primary-bad ly,' Maisel
how much we pay for presidents. Among other things, Corrado
recalled. The would-be congressman spent about $ 1 8 .000 of his
told program viewers that Thomas Jefferson spent about $50 on
own money on the campaign-a tidy sum of 1 97 8 dollars for a
his election and that it would have been "unseem ly," in those
man who isn't wealthy. Maisel even wound up selling the farm to
days, to promote oneself for the job. Corrado also was quoted in
finance his campaign. Well, only part of the farm, actually. Maisel
Time, USA TODA Y and The New York Times and interviewed on
sold off 4 0 acres of land ('I kept the mule,' he says) . . .
C O L B Y
S l' R I
G
1 9 9 i
18
ht
. 1 1 d . "\X.'e ! < 1 ! 1 1 111 c lw k.1J nf t ill'
A Sting Operation
Paul Greenwood takes a stab at figuring out nematocysts
Y
l)U
ha\'e ro lo\'e a guy ll'ho
end he in\'okes a favori te A l l:i ert
ger· a n i mated, even pas
E i nstein quote: "For an idea that
>1nnate, \\·hen he talk · about
does not ·eem at first insane there
iel lyfi ·h and ·ea lugs. And Colby
is no hope . "
biology ·rudent� JL) lm·e A oc i
Th i
ate Profe or of Bmll)gy Pau l
year h i
research part
ners inc l ude Josh Oeltjen ' 97 , Ted
Greenwood. "He'� always rhrow
Rowan '97, Cynthia Lohmann '9
ing m a joke, and h i enthusiasm
and Stephanie Mas aro
1.· contag1ou ," aid Chn ·rorher
work · w ith Greenwood on a dif
u l l ivan '97, ll'ho's had Green
'97. Each
ferent aspect of h is research. tudent
wood for three cour es.
"doing" sc ience is
so central to the learn i ng process
I t 's one thmg to hear Green wood de cnbe how lYmotic pres
that it has l:iecome a c liche. More
sure caused by ion rer lacement
than j ust doing c ience "you ha\'e
rrov1des the propuL ion when
to feel c ience, " G r enwood ·aid.
jellyfish and anemones fire off
"You ha\'e to know the smack h 1 ology that help� >c ienrisr i nterpre t ho\\'
that you feel when someth ing Joesn ' t WL)rk
another thing to ee a mm, bearded profe�-
a 11' 1Je 'pec rrum of organ ism
l:iefore you can make a breakthrough-or at
\1'iLh h 1� hand 01·er h1 head to demonstrate
unJ i,C\H'ereJ c a l c 1 u m - b in d mg protem that
the ir stinger , known a
nemarocr�t�. I r's
or in a necktie c rouching in front of " c la s
that that
ungmg mechani m erupts more
quick ly ( 10 micro econJ ) and 11•1rh
fa ter
function.
u rren r l y he i, work ing on a pre1· iou ly
least l:iefore you can appreciate it when you Jo make a l:ireakthrough . "
1den t 1 fit?Ll in nemato
Increas i ng numbers of ·tudents a r e feel
cy,ts. Calc i u m - b 1 11ding rrnreim a lso how
i n g that mack. I n t h e I 0 years that Green
he and h i -,rudent
acceleration (40,000 g' ) than a lmo�t any
up i n human m u ,c le r i,sue anJ act a, meta
wood ha taught at Colby, interest in biology
thmg known m the animal k mgJom.
bol ic regu l ator .
ha exploded-it now rivals E ng l i sh a the
"You
hould be ·aying, W HOA ! " he
Charncreri:ing the newly ident ified cal
most popular major. A l i beral art college is
100 tudent at a peC1al
c 1 u m-bmJ 111g protem will he a major focu of
a great place to study the science , G reen
prompted more than
depanmental lecture for biology major . "The Biology of
ematocy rs: A
Good Beach Day
ll'nrk rhar Greenwood and tuJent research
'"· i , ranr , pur,ue under a new felk)\1··hip ar
Rumed" was the lecture t i t le, ;md nghr up
nlhy. He 1 ' the inaugural Dr. Charles C. and
front Greenwood fla hed a colorful photo of a
Pamela W. Leighron Research Fellow-a mle
sea anemone onto rhe gtant projection creen in Ol in O l .
"Lo k at that critter," he sa1J
he w i l l hold for three year . The fellowship
provide re�ource to continue re·earch funded
reverently (and only l ightly elf-mockingly ) .
hy
"How could you n o t b e m love w i t h ir."
rhe N a t it nal
W h i l e Green wood ' pla}fu l , hi
pre e n r a r i o n i
re earch 1 senou
and hi
c1-
olby Jeparrmenral grant and grant from c ience Foundation and the
wood says, because of the attention tudents get from the fac ulty and because of the d i rect acce s they have to
c ientific equ ipment
that may be off- l i m i ts e\'en to many graduate tudents at large un i\'er i t ies. He a l o noted that disproportionate numbers of people enterino Ph.D. programs in the natural sci ence are com mg out of l iberal arts c hools. As h is Olin 01 addres end , Greenwood
arinnal In r i tute' of Health. Greenwood, who earned h i
Ph. D. at
admits that h i lecture had very l ittle to do
7, ·ay re
with gomg to the beach and that he put the
( the "c" is 1 lenr )-the phylum of inverte
earch 1s an in tegral part of h is teac h i ng.
beach in his title becau e " [ j ust wanted you
brate marine creature that i n c l ude cora l ,
" tudenr re earch as i tanr are real ly part
to come here." In conclusion, though, he
Jellyfi. h, anemone and the Portugue e man
ner· i n what I do; I ha\'e more experience,
weaves in an elaborate joke involvi ng t i ng
of-war More pecifical ly, he
bur they are capable of com ing up w i th j u t
ing j e llyfish, two cans of beer and the use of
a -good ideas," he aid. One of h i jobs a the
urea-based compound
ence �ounJ. Greenwt o d t u J i e cn idarian
rudie
m ic ro cop1c t i ngmg mecha111 m .
their
Trying to u nder tand how and why nt:matocy t� funcrion, Greenwood contrib
utes to a general body of k nowledge ahou t
Florida . rare U n h·er iry 111 1 9
teacher anJ
en ior partner i
rudent of their
l
conv inc i ng
wn capab i l i r i e and get
t i ng rhem to rare their idea . Toward rhar
19
to break down the
proteins of the venom. Students leave laugh ing-and fired up about the why and the how of marine biology.
-Stephen Collins ' 74
P R I N G
1 9 9 7
CO L B Y
books and authors I
t.l�t
Treading Softly Introspective book examines the complexities of the simple life By Sa lly Baker
A
kt·n • enL l,11nr' .111d w"11J,tun:,,
''nc 1;He Pn 1fe"' 1r, if Engl i,h
li.u d in !..! 11 . l t L· r .md l'.lt l ng rhuharh
L in d a T. H c l ha u m m, 11·cd 1 1 1
l\ 1 a 1 11e
Pf n i l 1h.1i.:.1
i n r h l· l ; i r e 1 9 70, ,h < l
. i ncl
bac k - rn - t h e - l a n d 1 d e . 1 l 1 , 1 1 1 h"
u
l·.1d1 1 11 it' 'ea,on,
•lll ll1C I I • R 1 1L k l . 111d only to
wanred rn l i 1·e a ' 1 1 1 1 11 k l i fe . She
h11\ n . 1 1 1 ,
and her hu�band, K . 1 ! 1 11.111 \X/ 1 ner,
. 1 h"1 1 1 1 1ur c.. hn1Le' . , i l l of our,,
[ Ru t ] I'm ll'Oml'J
1 c.. rn 1".int 1' 111 L L'. hut
bnught a fell' acre' 1 11 <l tllwn near
ht·t . t li'L
rhe cna,t, rarked t h e i r " t u n k \
n . 1 i J , . t rL l1L'Ll''''1r1 , nail, holJ
.
r i n k t r a i l er" 1 11 the m 1 d d k , h i red
1 h 1 1 1 !..!' l 1 1cether. . . . I h.1 1 e rrouhle
a l,1cal cnn tr.ic [(1r r,, d 1 .!..! ' ' h 1 1 l l'
.i.lm 1 1 1 1 nl! r h.u e1·cn t hnugh I ar r 1 1 e,I 1--durl' ' t h e h111 1 m ' and
and pnur a foundm tnn , 1 m p, 1rrL·d �ome fr iend� .i n d h u i l t a , 1 n e
hruu!_!ht 1111 own c11mpll r 111 rhe
in g a n d '11•earinL: a 11LI 111.1k 1 n g
"' 11 h . 1 t rr,111 formed rhL '>leery
m 1 s r ake,. They are fr(>h 1·eg
111 1clu1,1 t
roo m , ra�� -1 1·e , n l , 1 r h, > U ' L '. 'll'e<l l
etable
h.iL k
1 >f
. 1 p 1L k ur t ruc.. k , I am part
of Mame fore\'er."
T . u e l haum .11,n 1
from their carden and
unea y
d rew ll'ater frl1m rhe1r 'rnnL:.
h u r dLuJl'J l r um1rolnget 1 c
Tatelbaum can ned rhcir exec"
.1h1 1ur
u , 1 11 g a Co l e m a n ' r m·c . ,- h l' s rored r h e hou n r y 1 11 j a r' 1 1 1 the
1 977.
1-.1 r 1 e 1 y 'tnre' 1 h.1r h .1 1 e d i ed. I t ''
L . l ll ,e \ nu LUI 1 1 >ur h . 1 11 J -,11\' l n l!
ah1 n 1 r ,n, 111 ,hnl' 1 11 !..! .tL r, '" , 1 h r i l
,l, m n .1 t ree .inJ neL·,k,J , t l f L he,.
l 1 . 1 n 1 w h i r l' fi l' l d . n . t L k l n !..!
"'r nu L .tmc ro RuL k l . m d . 1 11 ,h,>rt ,
" I 've been h a rd c i der, fer me n t i ng, caught i n a h,Ht lenec k . Hard
t h rou!..! h ,111 I l e -, \.. 1 11 to d 1 r .1
i i ncL·ded 1·1 1 u , .md \llll 11 erL· 1 11 I t
ttl!..!L' t hcr. t n r l i t.: . " ' cwu m1L'r' f1 1uncl t he\ need
in the sub equenr decade 1 s t h a t ,
t 1fu l h w n r t e n . I r h ,1 hlluk. l l l
ed nw rL' tr\lm R,Kk l .rnd th<m
trite a
reread. o n e rhar tl'ache,.
Rnc k l .111d h,1d tll ntkr, hn11 e 1 er.
ound , freedom
( Imm rhoru1'1 l l t a 1 c , which were
T.irelh,1llm anJ W mer feel they'd
buc k e r 1 11 a ' !' f i ll !..! , rl'.1 1 1 : 1 11 !..! r h . n r h e rl' " l i te ahn1ad 1 11 11 1 n rer'
i t m ay
ruter,, r h mg' made of rla t lC.
T he i r L l e L t n U t \' I ' "off the gnd" e '\ pen'n e enough ro m a k e a n r 1 -
uncorked, effen·e�c e n r & free . "
, i Jence. Ir 1 , ,ad, nl lhk a11LI he,1 u
r h rL·e rrn 1m, m'teaJ nf one, com
h,·L . l l l,L' '' iu needed If ,1, mud1 .1,
c i der, hard t 1 m e . B u t wday I feel What T atelbaum h a s lemned
he a n d
tll t ht' modern 1H 1rlJ. iof-.,, c a r ,
Linda Tatelbaum
Tatelbaum ll'rnte i n h e r j ,1 u rn ,i l :
c e l l a r . On Ocrnher 1 6 .
1 h l' 1.unL e -, w n '
\X/111L·r md r h e i r nn ha1 c made
rroduce-ennugh f o r a year
fn,, 1 l - fu e l - . 1 n t 1 - n u c l e a r- rower rut r h l' 1 r m1me1· wher l111)Uth, ll'ere ) , anJ rhey h) ,1
y e a r\
their
.nil
put
worth of fooJ from
real l y does have a rrice. In Car
. "The Rnc k l,inJ Thar \X',1 . .
r)•ing Water As a Way
of Life
for 1 11srance, cuulJ ,r,1ml fnr t h e
( Ab o u t T i m e Pres� .
1 99 7 ) ,
a m b 1 1· a k n c e of t h e adnr n 1· e
wh11111 l\1wn
Ma mer> w h o , l i k e T a t d h . 1 u m ,
(erred 111,1 k i n l! nwne) tll heme
home reader-and about the dif
k now r ha t hy C l 1 m 1 11g 1 i1·er t h e
pnllr .mJ qu.1 1 n r , prdcrred 1 11 ": I I
fi c u l t ies of
b r i d g e fru m
l.111d r u de1·dllper, , 1 11 J t 1 1 t .ikt· t he
1·ol t a 1 c ' [\) ro\\'er l ig h t
K i t tery ro ,ta\' , t h e y c n n m h u t c d
ll'<Her pump. We r u t m a drain.
that are
rn r h e c hange� M a m e ha, -, e e n 1 11
ca,h anJ run 1f '•llllL'
\\'anted rn t u rn i:: r ,111Jr;1\ hard
Wt' gcr a 1 2 " blac k - a n d - w h i t e
broade r th a n Tatelba u m ' a l one.
r h e l a r rer ran ,)( r h 1 -. c e n t ury.
ll'a re -, r , i re 1 11 r 11 a b o u t i q u e .
T V . Our fnend
are shocked.
It is abour the i ma g i n a ry M a i ne
Tarclbaum de.,c ri be, Rnc k lanll
T h o u g h t fu l
they h a 1- e le n g
ince p u t m
Tatelbaum wri tes of becomm
a
t i c k mg w 1 r h r h a r
c hoice. T h e book, a c o l l e c t 1on
of e a y , te l l
storie
P,irt , m n u r h
AnLI t hl'y d 1 ,c1 ll'ered rhm ,,1me 11t
r1i
the harJ,crahhle
I\ bmer' .ununJ
Li
t lme arn'e rre
e11 'r\irker
n e 11·c , i m e r ' l i k e
in 1 9 7 7 a� a hard -ll'nr k i ng b u r
Tarelbaum 'rand back and \\'nn
teader
in the 1 9 70s and the
q u i e t con.,ta l tnll'n, "a r o w n w i r h
der whar they have wruugh r .
rea l i t ie
that a t t rac ted h un d red� ofhnme-
their garden. But, Tarelbaum ll'me,, r h mg> hat·e c hanged . "[In
i 9l 3
we} b u i l d an addi
unn 1\ n h a hedrnom for our on,
,l \ [ Uci) fnr me. We in t a l l rhmo -
and a
They are home r e ad e r, , too, but
p,111·er, waoh mg mac h m es , freez
t h a t sent m a n y away
o u r preten�e. a r o w n w i rhou r a
" I l ik e ro b u : : i n to tt111·n and
aga i n . It i abo u t fi n i te resources
'> i n g l e fancy restaurant or a n y
i r in a n ic e cafe wirh arr on the
and seem ingly infin i te demand,
r l a c e r o b u y r h e New York
wall ," Tat e l haum write of the,e
the
latter day> 1 11 Rnc k land, "l 'd be
arnund. They wanr u · ro d i e
l y i ng if I
r h e 1 r m ."
about trailer park
and c l ear
c u t t i n g , c hoked s trea m
and
v ideo mac h i ne a n d l ittle town
C 0 L B Y
r R I N G
1 9 9 7
Times . " You wenr to Roc k la n d ,
she wri tes, to buy th i ng rubber boot
like
or l umber or b e -
aid 1t ll'a a l l romance,
the old day , l il'tng on rhe land,
20
ers, raken job i n town, and they
regret to ee u c h a nge. We are la t ' p u re ' h o m e reader
But 1r i n't
for
the Tatelbaum-
\\1 1 11er, l'r rhc l1t h e r h l1mesrea,i cr> 11·hl1 d 1 t' il1r " , 1 1 1 , " 1 t 1s t h e 11·a1·
s1 1 i l 11· i l l run lk111·n rhe rillgc irHl n111l1<e a nll b ea1 · cr and l1ther, rhar
l111u<e ll1r, ,rnd ,fo·el i l ll !!' , 1 1 1 r h c
llet1end 1 m i t fl1r 11·arcr. The l an d ,
I me ll'here T . n
a' i t 1s llll11·. 1n l l d 1e .
l h,1um I 1 \ · e , , e b : -
1 r1c l ine' C f • ' " her
'hl
t urn, ,tf
T<He!hwm w r i t e , :
,m,!
h ,1, n e 1 � h h , 1r,-perkc r i l·
fresh prints
the .;rream. mak i n.e it unf i t for th e
11t l i t e rh c\" <L1 u � h t . T h e re .ire
h·
n l 111· r h a r
I
"I
Peter Harris ( E n g l i s h )
Blue Hallelujahs
M a i n e Writers a n d P u b l i s hers A l l i a n ce, 1 996
a,l m i r
( a m e here, tLll1,
Look both ways when you enter Peter Harris's Blue
a ,l ,! i n !! 1111" l111·n h u 111 a n l i fe
Hallelujahs. where b reak- i n s i nto a peacefu l n e i g h borhood of
' llll n,b t 1 1 t h e ( a l l 1 1f t h e 11·h i l•
spouse . fath e r - i n -law, c h i l d ren and c h i l dhood are perpetrated
t•1 1 1 1 r - 11· 1 1 ! . 11·1 h1dcl1ck :rnd .!! H 1 U , e .
,11·nre tl' l i 1·e a n h l • n e , r I i fr , hu r
by the H olocaust . racism. Desert Storm. people's e x p l i c a b l e
her m11,r ta rn i l 1 ar \\',1 l k , .1 lnne .1
I C L1uld h,11·e ' e t r l ed here e 1· e n
11· 1 t h 11ut th a t l'rl 1 m i ,e . a n,! the
H arris's testament to family, consciousness. the local s c e n e .
nLl!!e near her hl1me. She 1n1re,:
ll'h 1p-p00r-ll' i l l and I w o u l d be
b o o k of 1 8 poems also s h ifts t o n e s and g e t s off comic o n e -
11 1(e ,1ne', t 1 1 1 1
h 1, 1
B u r '''ll1l' t h 1 n "-'.
n? n ! 1 1 , t . .-\ h 1 une,re.lller ' ,
1 11 111 l(<'. i \L l' . perh,lf'-·
In
rhe e5'.1\" "The L111�u.1!!e l,f
Tree , . " T.lte i h,1u1 11 r 1ke, LI' 11n
I
ang u i s h . H i story and p u b l i c e v e n t s c o m p l i cate a n d d e e p e n W i n n e r of the 1 996 Maine C h a pbook Com pe ti t i on , this s m a l l
__,.,.....:... .. ...._ .i..: ...___-':::-=---:"..,..,��
_ _
w i l l make you wonder why more amat i c . w o r l d l y . well -made a n d as p a i n f u l and p l ayfu l , a s p o e m concludes, "What a
he years since 1 947 have essed asto u n d i ng changes in rican government and politics. s Distingu ished Presidential essor of American Government alvin Mackenzie i n his latest k . But, u n l ike those 1 n oth er ol utionary" periods i n American ry, the changes of the last 50 s haven't taken place i n pursuit plan. and the American people had l i ttle to say about them. rise of special-i nterest groups bers and influence o f election primaries, the decline of political parties and the tremendous
cnlle�e\ holl' m arrh·, hl111 rn p<11· f or 1 r ;rn d w hat L available m tudy.The
al " prnnde ;1 1.. :1 1 1"ary 1 1f rerm' .md h c l piu l ,lltUaJ u1\ [eee\ of pWgr<llll' ,md ( U rr l C u J.1r c h 111CC 1. du thm,
pressure for candidates to raise campaign money have
e :-. a rn p l e ,: fr,1m
produced a system that, Mackenzie says, most people would acknowledge is " broke n . "
Col hy 1s we l l repre,emL·d 1 11 t h e hook . Th e C11 l le !!l'" popu lar
COOT progr,1 111 1 1 1 11 c l uded rn r h e ' ec r 1,1n ahnut uli:i) \
excha nge
1
Mackenzie proposes seven solutions t o h e l p t h e country set
m e m a r 1 L m , .rnd
itself straight. He proposes, for instance, that the House of
prngr<lm ll' i t h P om o na Co l l ege �cts a p l ug <l' ll' e l l .
Representatives be enlarged to 500 members and the Senate to
I n Jdd1 t ion , there I S an a e rn t ! ph<'[<)grnph n f r h e C<llllpu� a n d d p i c t ur e
ot
t-.1db
1 25 . with 20 percent of each house appointed by the president;
L 1 hrary.
that Senate and House terms be four years and aligned with the
The h1mk ha' rec e i v e d f.wnr,1hle re 1 · 1 e 11· , Ill Thi! Balrnnori! S11n and Tl1i!
president's term: that the Senate filibuster be eliminated: and that
Pose. We i n re l ll , a ell' Jer-,ey-ba,ed ed i rm and au thor :,pcC 1di1:1 1lg Ill educat ional puhl 1canon,, 'a)'> the idea f or the book nngmared frum cul1\·er>atinn> he and hi' co-aU[h1 ir, Barham G reenfiel d , h a J with aJm 1 > 1011, and gu idance G 1u n,elur::. <Kru�> rhe coumry. "We W'ashingron
organized special interests not be allowed to contribute to individuals' election campaign. Whether the reader ag rees with Mackenzie's suggestions. the book is a m i n e of h i storical i nformation a n d a thought fu l ,
recogn i:ed that Lhere was <1 need for inf ormannn , 1 1 med ar younger
thoug ht-provok i n g manual f o r anyone concerned that the
'1 ud nr,," he aid. "We wanted tu prnduce a reference book that w ould
help younger k id· m·ercomc
the myth5 anJ <;tereorypc
about
college."
American electoral process has gotten out of control.
+
21
S P R I N G
1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
books a n d authors I
fti ;1H1
Tread i ng S oftly Introspective book examines the complexities of the simple life
A
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By Sally Baker kL·n "l'nL L 1 rn1'' ,Jlld W< >uJ'>tO\'l",,
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rnn m , r<l'> " d \'e "1L1r IH \ll'>L'. >\\'l'< l l mg and ''''ea r i ng ;md m.1k ing 1 1 1 1 ... r<lke,. The1 a t e fre,h 1·l'g
Chat with
erablc� fmm t he i r g,irdcn and T a t e l haum c . m ni:d rhe1r exce''
check o u t p e r onal a n d c la
rrnJ uce-ennugh tnr ;I yi:m u ... 1 ng a
ther alums, add y ur own c la
Web page,
u e the alumni e-ma i l d i rectory ( and add your addre
L i re\\' w;uer lrnm r h e 1 r 'l' r t ng.
n k m a n ' r o , · c . ,� hi:
Web i t
to the l is t ) ,
, a n d i g n up for O u t Of The Blue,
an e-mail new letter ju t for Colby alum .
'wreJ rhe hou nr y m ] <11 '' in rhe
cd l a r . On Oc rohcr 1 6, 1 9 7 7 , Ta r e l b a u m wmre i n h e r J l 1urn;1 I : " l '\'e been h a rJ c ider, fermL'll t i ng, c a u g h t i n a bot tlenec k . H a rd
Y ur C lby horn
e tder, hard t i me�. Rut today 1 fee l u ncorked , effen·e,cent & free."
n the Web: The Blue L ight at
http://www.c lby.edu/alurnni/
What Tatelhaum has le;1rnl:'d i n rhe ,uh equenr decade, 1 -; rhat, tri te as i t may ·11u nd, freeJ1)lll ar
real l y Joe h;we a price. In
rying \\'/atL'r As a \\'lay of Lifl'
( A h o u t T i m e P r e "> s ,
1 99 7 ) ,
amht •alence of the
a
ll'hnm Dn\\'n E.i,1 lnre ;1rn'e rre
l
ortn·c
ferred m a k in g lnL n <: \ r11 heing
"l l n
1 9�{) ll'ej h u i ld an aut.1 1 -
M a i ner
home reader-and about r he J i f
k noll' rh<1t hy C\lmmg 11\'l'r r h e
pnnr and qu.1inr. rrL'fcrreJ [ ( ) ,c1 1
fic u l t t e' of
b r 1 J g e frn m
l,md t n J l'1·elnper, ,mJ t 1 1 rake the
n 1 l rn io to power l ight: and a
<:\\' )\1rker
water rump. We rut tn a dra i n .
t i c k i ng ll' i t h thar
c h o i c e . The hoo k , a col lecr ion
ll'ho, l i k e Tat e l ha u m ,
n n n 11· 1 r h a hcdroom for o u r .on,
Tarelbaum wri te' ot hcc o m m g a
P 1 1 r r , m 1 1 u r h t ll
K mery rn >ta)', they o m t r i hu red
ca,h and run d ")llll'
a >tudy for me. We i n rail phoro
of e >ay , r e l b >tnries r h a r are
rn rhe c hange' M a i ne ha' 'een i n
wanted to rum grandpa\ hard
We g e r a
broader than Tarelbaum \ alone.
r h e l a t ter part o f r h i � c e n t u ry.
w a re "> t 1)re i n l1) a ho u r 1 q u i: .
TV. Our friends are
Ir is about r he i magi nary M (l i n c
Tme lhaum de�c r i be' Rock land
T h n u gh r fu l n e w n m e r ., 1 1 1. e
They are home teaJer , too, bur
1 97 7 a� a harJ-1\'or k i n g bur
Tarelhaum 'itand back a nd won
t h e y h a \'e l o ng sin e put i n
der what rhey ha,·e wrought.
rower, wash m g mac h i ne ·, free:
regret to see u c hange. We are
that attracted h undred ()fhometeader
in rhe
rea l i t ies that
1 970 and
in
the
q u i e r cna�ra l town, "a tn\\'n w1 r l1 -
ent many away
o u r preren e , a rn w n \\' i thour a
"! l i ke to bu:: mro town and
� i ngle fancy re�r a u ran r or any
>it i n a n ice cafe with art on rhe
aga i n . Ir is about fi n i te re o u rce and see m i n g l y i n fi n i te demand ,
p l a c e ro buy t h e New Yori<
about tra i ler park
and c lear
Times . " You went ro Rnck l a ncl,
r reams and
c u t t i ng , c h oked
v ideo mach i n e and l i t t l e rown
C O L B Y
S P R I N G
1 9 9 7
1 2" black-an d - w h i te hocked.
er , tak en job t n town , and t hey
walls," Tatclhaum w r i te> of the. e
the l as r ' r u re ' home reader
latter day� in Rockland, " I 'd be
aro u n d . They want u to d i e for
she w r i te', to buy t h i ng, l i ke
l y i ng if l >aid it wa� a l l rnm nee,
their · i n-."
or l u m ber or be-
t he o l J da y> , l iv ing on the land,
rubber boor
20
But i r i n ' t the Tarelbau m-
Wmer or the other home ·read
soil \\'i l l run dmrn the ridge inro
er who d i e for "sin," it i the \\·ay
the >tream, making it unfit for the
fresh pri nts
of l i fe they soughr. There are
mno�e and bea\·er a n d or hers that
hnu ·e lot and d\\'el l ings on the
depend on it for 1\·ater. The land,
Peter H a rris ( E nglish)
lane where T atelbaum l i\·es, elec
a� i r i> no\\', will die.
Blue Hallelujahs
mc l ine · cros
her turnoff, and
Tatelbaum writes: "I admit
neighbors-perfectly
by no\\' that l came here, too,
nice ones, too. But something
a d d i ng my O\\'n h u ma n l i fe
,he ha
ha been lost. A homesteader'
sounds to the call
innocence, perhap-.
poor-\\' i l l , \\'Oodcock and grouse.
Maine Writers and Publ ishers A l l iance, 1 996 Look both ways when you enter Peter Harris's
Hallelujahs.
of the \\' h i p
Blue
where break-ins into a peaceful neighborhood of
spouse . father-in-law. c h i l d ren and c h i l d hood are perpetrated by the Holocaust, rac ism, Desert Storm. people's explicable
I n thee ay "The Language of
I ·\\'ore ro l l \·e an honest l ife, but
Tree ," Tatell:aum take · us on
I could ha\'e settled here e\·en
along a
\\'ithout that promise, and the
he wntes
\\'h1r·pl1L)r·\1·i l l and l \\'ould be
book of 18 poems also shifts tones and gets off comic one
the htrd · and other fauna and
true to 1t. Peorle ha\·e to 1 1 \·e
poetry can't be as col loq uial , dramatic, worldly, well-made and
even to the tree on the ridge. But
-;omewhere, and I am people, too.
accessible as this collection is, as painful and p l ayfu l , as
and bulldo:er· in
Once the tree are gone and the
comely and i l l umi nating. As one poem concludes, "What a
the \\'ood , machinery that \\' i l l
profit made, the land \\' i l l t i l l be
neighborhoodL The place has everyt h i n g . "
airer t h e land cape forever,
here, FOR
her mo t fami l iar walk, ridge near her home.
that ·he once felt herself k in to
with
kidder
he
to the
c a l l home . . . . The land wi l l ti l l b e here, but once r h e \\'t1od;, are
human· who brought the ma-
go ne , ho\\' will the new neigh
I n a passa e that dra\\''
bor· learn to speak the language
tear , heJe cribes what will har
of the rree ? Who will teach them
pen when the tree are gone: the
tt plant aga i n ?"
_
bird· and animal
that
u tam
themselve there \\·ill go; the top-
W i n n e r of t h e 1 996 M a i n e Chapbook Competition, t h i s small
l i ners. Harris's penetrant thrust wi l l make you wonder why more
AL E . someplace to
km, mo t of all,
ch i ne
Harris's testament to family, consciousness, the local scen e .
the only ones to say if l \·e been
·ee thing differently; he kno\\' he 1
anguish. History and public events complicate and deepen
G . C a l v i n Mackenzie (government)
The Irony of Reform: Roots of American Political Disenchantment Westview Press, 1 996
The years since 1 94 7 have witnessed astounding changes i n
Mavbe the answer is that
American government a n d politics,
\1•nrJ , in a \\'ay, are seed . +
writes Distinguished Presidential Professor of American Government G . Calvin Mackenzie in his latest
The ABC's of College
book. But, unlike those in other "revolutionary" periods in American
A ne\\ book co-written hy Robert Wem,te1n '76, The Kids' College
Almanac:
A
history, the changes of the last 50
First Look a1 College (Gerson Publ i hing, 2 70 page )
years haven't taken place in pursuit
attempt to demy-tify the world of h igher education for ·tuJenr j ust
of a plan. and the American people
begmnmg to think about attenJmg col lege.
have had little to say about them .
Aimedat tuJents m graJe five throughe1ght, Almanacan wers ba·ic que tion
The rise of special-i nterest groups
uch a "What i college?" and ''Who goe to college?" It abo
in politics, the increase i n the numbers and influence of election
de cnbe in plain, ea y-to-under tand language the difference between
primaries, the decl i ne of political parties and the tremendous
colleges, how to apply, how to pay for it and what 1 · available to tudy.The author al
pressure for candidates to raise campaign money have
provide a glos ary of rerm and helpful example from
produced a system that, Mackenzie says, most people would
of program and curricular choice . Colhy i well repre ented m the book. The Col lege' popular COOT program 1 included m rhe ect1on about orientation, and acrual college
acknowledge is "broke n . " Mackenzie proposes seven solutions t o help t h e country set itself straight. He proposes, for instance, that the House of
Colby' exchange program with Pomona Col lege get a plug a well.
Representatives be enlarged to 500 members and the Senate to
In add 1 r ion, there i an aerial ph mgraph o f the campu and a picture
1 25 , with 20 percent of each house appointed by the president;
of M d ler Library.
that Senate and House terms be four years and aligned with the
The hook has received favorable review in The Balcimore Sim and The Washmgum Post. Weinstein, a ew Jersey-based editor and author spccialt:mg in educational publication , ay the idea for the book ongmated from conver ations he and hi co-author, Barbara Greenfield, had with admi
president's term; that the Senate filibuster be eliminated; and that organized special interests not be allowed to contribute to individuals' election campaign. Whether the reader agrees with Mackenzie's suggestions,
ions and guidance counselor across the country. "We
the book is a mine of historical information and a thoughtfu l ,
recognized that there was a need for information aimed at younger
thought-provoking manual for anyone concerned that the
tudents," he aid. "We wanted to produ e a reference book that would
American electoral process has gotten out of control.
help y unger kids overcome the myths and tereotypes about college." +
21
P R I
G
1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
m ules on the move I
� A Matter of S econds
All-American Kara Patterson has had narrow escapes o n and off the course By Marc G lass
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tL1 run. +
"The Streak" is Finally Over
1·enroried h e r late'r 1 1 1 1 un e . " I
Tll'cnty-eit:hr y cap, 1 1f tru,trat11 i n enJcJ l"kcember 4, \\'hen men'�
for abnur t h ree WL'eb, m y k nee' were a l l 11• ol l en , and I \\'a' 1�rer r y
tCL' hnckey forwm,1
banged u r , " he a id . " B u r I know
'ccond, rl'maming 111 rhl' g.1mc tn gi\'C Colh
ick Lamia '97 (:t. Luu1 , Mo. ) �rnred 11•1th 40 a 5 -4 1·1ctmy m·er Bo\\'d111n; the 1 ule,' fir,t wm m Bo\\'dnm\ [}ayton Arena 'ince 1 96 .
i r could have been a l or wor>e . "
"We real ly d 1dn 't t h i n k ,1hour t l1e s t reak," �aid Lamia. "We j ust
T h e b r u 1 e a n d crape' hea l
ed, a n d , in deference rn p e r 1 rent
needed a h 1 g 11· 1 11 . " H e,1d Coach J 1 111 Tortorel la , happy to b e riJ of the "gho t that
sorene s in her h i p , she rrerared for indoor track ar
cou n r l e b i k e anu
hour
loomed over u, for _
olby wirh
year, , " a)» t he comeback from a two-goal
defi c i t wa' aideJ by t he h undred of
on s t a t ionary
n l by fans i n
t tendance.
"Aft e r rhe game, the p layer >kated ro ceme r ice and ra1·ed
tai rma>rer machine
their t icks in a a l u te to them," he a id . "The imract of t h e win
and in the Col lege poo l . Bur what
wa> though t to be rend i n i t i
111
and c rowd support on t h e i n d i \' l d u a l r l ayer i u n fa t homable. I
her h i p even tually wa d iagno ed
wa> proud uf t he school and the fan rhar we won w i th h u m i l i ty."
as a stress frac t ure. De· p i te 1 9 9 7
l ', l l f l'r'1 l ( ) , \\ h 1 1 \\ ,J
. e11 YL".lr\ l \11 l lJl)() h !.! 1 1 1 !.! U h
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Kara Patterson CJ 7
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Repeat Perfo rmance Fnr the
econd consecut i ,·e
year Jnd Lml y the second t i me
mce 19 4. the w o me n ' · 'occer
offs.
III
sports s horts The football team recovered from an 0-5 start to win its last
tate, mark ing the first
time the Whi te M u l es beat the
ream ad,·anced to the ECAC 0 1 \ hlL>n
inc l uded a 2- 1 ,·1ctory o\·er Ply mouth
Panther in the
ew En g land play
three games and secure an eighth straight CBB championship
Running back LaWa u n Curry '97 (Roxbury, Mass ) was named
1 7 - year history of
competition between the two pro
eeded th ird among e i gh t ,
gram::.. The w i n also a\·enged a
NESCAC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance 1 n
2-
Colby's 39- 1 5 w i n over Bowdoin. He rushed 28 t i m e s f o r a
1 los::. i n last year' E C AC Di,·1 ·ion
Cnlb · defeated s ixth seed Clark
career-high 1 9 1 yards, and
Un t\ ersiry 3 -L in the quarterfmal
I II New England Chamr1omh 1rs.
round but lost to Wel le·ley, the
Full back J enna De i mnne '98
game scoring record with
tournament\ econd seed, 3 - 1 m
( W mche ·ter, Mass . ) was named
four touchdowns Offensive
the ·emifinab.
to the
he set the school single
lineman Gregg Forger '97
E CAC and Maine al l
scar rea ms . Forward _ h annlm
H ighl ight:> of the 9-6- 1 seawn
Tracy '97 (Old Bridge,
(Canton, Mass . ) was
.J . ) broke
named to the NESCAC All
the school career pomt record
Star Tearn for the second
w i th 23 goals and 1 5 as, 1 > t- and
year in a row. Middle
goal ie Heather Gami '99 ( We l l e.ley, �lass . ) tall ied
linebacker James Scribner '99 (Portsmouth, R . I . ) was
H career
shutouts to break her own Cl1lby
named a New England
record. F l1rw ard Kun Waldrnn '99 (
Second-Team All-Star by
M m. . ) also was named
onve l l ,
the ECAC . . . . Led by Kara
to the M aine all -,tar t eam . W i th
Patterson '97 (Falmout h ,
seven goals and six a s1sts, she led
M a i n e ) . t h e w o m e n ' s cross country t e a m q u alified f o r the
rhe team m goab and tied the
NCAA Division I l l Championships. Colby ran to a fourth-place
>chnol record for mnst as ists m a
team finish at the New England Championships, paced by
Patterson. who finished second, and Kathleen Thompson '97
s mg le eason. +
Kim Waldron ' 99
(Lakewood, Colo . ) . who finished 1 1 th .
. The men's cross
country team finished 1 5th of 39 at the NCAA Division I l l
Double Trouble
Championships. Co-captain Pat Fou rn ier '98 (Bellows Fal l s .
i l bersher exrenenced a rare cnn
Vt . ) placed 1 2th . . . . T h e volleyball t e a m w o n t h e M a i n e state
Colby teammate
u i Kim Cheah '99 of Penang, M alay ia, and J e ;.ie
T h o m s o n '97 (Aspen. Colo . ) and J a c k i e B a t e s ' 9 8 (Spokane.
Ander on '9
orwe l l , Mas · . , played each other for the regional
Women' tenn i coach E r i c a
_
fl1ll of mtere t at the Ro lex D1 ,· 1 ion I I I Reg1l1nal Championsh1r , a' of
title and finished seventh at the NESCAC Tournament. A n n a
Was h . ) were named to the Maine all-tournament team, and Bates also was named All-N ESCAC first-team. . . . Men's
.;mgle mle and a nat ional tou rnament berth. "All
soccer finished the season at 8-6. Midfielder Ross McEwen '99
I cou ld do wa. yel l 'Go Colby ! '" i l be r her said.
Anderson, who was noc eeded in the regional chamr1on h 1 r , ays ·he
(Littleton, Col o . ) led the team in scoring with seven goals and
five assists. Co-captains Brian Dowl i n g '97 ( M adison, Conn . )
felt a Im ofrre ure playingCheah, Colby's top player and the tournament' third
a n d David H a l l ' 9 7 ( Plainfield. N H . ) were selected t o play in the
eJ, but he liked
the me ·age the match
Maine Collegiate All-Star game. Hall also participated in the
to other chool . "I thmk it's great that 1t
New England All-Star Game . . .
em
wa
The field hockey team
finished the season at 2- 1 3 but had overtime losses to nationally ranked Connecticut College and the University of Southern
an all-Colby final
lll<Jtc h. It howeJ � hat
Maine Defender Katie Taylor '98 (Wilmington, Del . ) was
Colhy women'
named a First-Team Regional All-American by the National Field
can Jo," he
tenni
Hockey Coaches Association. M idfielder Erika Ayers '98
aid. " I t'
( G i lfor d , N . H . ) and Rachel Pal mer '99 (West Chesterfield, N . H . )
ama:mg 1t came down to the rwo of u� " Thirty mmute after
were named Academic All-Americans . . . . A t t h e Head o f the
Jessie Anderson '98 and Sui Kim Cheah '99
Fish in Saratoga Springs, N . Y . , the women ' s crew team raced to a sixth-place finish, and the men finished 1 0th of 2 7
Che· h defeated Ander on 6 - 3 , 6- 3 , the two joined force· in the regional double final . Though Cheah and Ander on lo-t to the team 6-4, 7-5, they advanced t
the Rolex N a t ional
Tenn., to play among e1ght of the be t Di vi 10n
boats . . . . E.J. Anderson '97 (Falmouth, M a i n e ) led the g o l f
m ith
team to victory a t t h e Sid F a r r Invitational w i t h his first-place
in Memphi ,
finish. Anderson also shot a 7 5 at the NESCAC tournament to
I l l double team in the
finish in 1 1 th place.
nation. Cheah fini hed eventh in the national i ngle competi tion and rhe pair fini hed third in double . +
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student life
I �\� They' re World- Class International students flourish despite challenges By Kevin Cool
I
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Ru t thn'e J 1ffe r "I") "ffe r opport u n 1 1 1e'> to makl· '1't.:L. 1,1l u 1 nt n hut 1 nn ' 1 n the
n the fir,t p l .K e , ,,1 y' Re,h111,1 A m ,1 l i l' C, ), i n e '97, peop l e
hn h 1 ll11e C t , u n t ry
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mnde l .
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un fo m i i 1 . i r
fn nn Ill\ own LOUntry anJ hm�
Which
r hcrL'\ .m, 1th er wa) ro r h m k ahout
make> the -,ucce" nfrL'Ce n l 'n l h)
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st udenb from other n ; 1 nun-, even
pel lr lc go r n ('Mlle JU't . 1) they
l n rern a t 1 on ;1 I ' t u d c n t ' •lt C()lby today often < U C <llll lln(! t h e
L. '111 get clru n k . "
h ighe>t academic a c h 1cl'er> ; i n d
l1 l 1· ed J U [ , 1 h 1 > U l e1·er) lll l n l l l t.: 1)f
a r e invoh·eJ 1 11 man y ric t i l' 1 t 1e-,
1r. "I h ; 1 1· e rc n· 1 1 · e, I r h e he,t m
outside the cla �roo m . They arc
' r ru c t 1 P n , rlw he't n11 i r 1 1 . 1 1 1 \ l n ,
campus lerider .
rh e h e - r 111'1' 1 r<l t l l 111 . i r
Gosine 1s a ·or h is t i cated nncl her j u n i or year a t r h e Eco le uperieure , an e l i te
i ), 1 1 1 1 d1L.'l'.1\
H r 1 , r 11 1 a
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l\ 1 n t dlL.' 1 ,1 'l){ , ,f
Sol 1 a , Bulgaria, .1rr11"Cd f1lt1r \'C<H'
ago nor k n1 1 11· t n !.! a " l U I ;ir
P a r i · . Gos i n e , a d o u h l e major
n1H u n d e r r;mJ her. She 1 >1·er
i n i n t e rn a t i o n a l b t u d i e
and
c , 1 m e t h the c n r l y a n x 1 e n e ' l 1 l
Fre n c h , wro te a the>i> on
l� 1 1' 1 11c a J , o m e , t1) enl 1ghten
L'n r 1 L h tng
td lnw ,rudenr- about her coun
,Jil'
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rr, when rhe) ,how an 1 11 tere r.
'ol h,
" I J, >n ' t gcr offended when ome h1 >cl)
Trm1J;iJ 1,," 'he 'a1J.
I Ii.id
1111 ide<l ll' h . 1 1 , 1
h . 111dbd l 1 1 ,1', h , 1 d n e l ' er 'el' n D,1nrchcl'a '<1)'' r h e ,l\'a dah i l 1 r1
,1fan ;1L t 1 1· 1 ry l i ke t h e handbe l l
l 6rh
become one , ,( the -,chl11 ) l \ r11p
ch,1ir 1 ., pa rn c u l m l y 1mr• i rt <lnt to
�rudenh. An ecnnn m 1 c ' ll1 d J 1)r
her hecau'c �he c11u ld nor h:ll'e
Labe. Back at Colby for her e
anJ a Dana -cholar, >he carne'
n i or year, h e i wor k i ng on an
a
honors t he is about the mass i ve
in fo u r c o u n r r i e
s t r i k es by Fre n c h workers in he h a been a ha l l p re s i
den t , a n adm ission
v o l u n teer,
a s u m me r research a
J me i t i n her home C<)Untry. The
::. r u d 1 eJ
'>ame i� true of her 111 1·,1lvemenr
under the
with the A d m 1s>illn Office anJ
ol lege's educational umbrel la.
I t ' very
11 , m l' t11 l e a rn ahnut your coun
I
have no rrnblem p la y i ng
nn wh11
I
am for the good of the
c hnol . I'm nor elfoh with my elf; l want to g 1 l' e
bac k tll
omerh mg
o lby for what it has
g1l'en 10 me."
ol by\
urportive enl'iron
ment make 1t easier for i nterna
a a m mber of the earch ream
t tonal tudent to be them e lve ,
he at tended
for the a· oc iate Jean for i n terna
Go me
olhy i n Di ion program and
t ional rudent . " [ ha1·e fe l t I hal'e
deal of warmth here. When you
As a sophomore the
"
t11uc h 1 11g when <mother per>On try .
o ne be l11re , " ' h e ,,1 1 J .
c e n t u ry Fre n c h p o e t L o u i e
. 6 G . P. A . and ha
w a n t ' r 11 k no w w h e re
H . 1 11dbe l l Ch, 1 1 r ' i l1Le Ill\ t re 'h 1 1 1 . m \ ea r \X'hl'n I IH' l l l fnr the
.1ud 1 t 1 \ l n '
'"lh,
and ner1·11u' r h,n people 11 n u l d
,i-
L.' Xperi
1 11 nun,1� .lclenl l L 11 ,1\ ,
c,1lh ,"
gra d u a t e - l e v e l i n s t i t u t io n i n
C\ilh
en L e h , 1 , h e e n f l l ' I
,he '<l i d .
erud i te young woman who ,rent
1 99 5 .
.i h11.;, 11nrorr,mr t hm g that
'u L h
mnre remark a h k .
Normale
n ,mJ I h,11 ,he (\ l U IJ rn l\ 1 J e
,rn .1 l t e rn . 1 1 1 1 e rer,rec t 1 1·e. " I n
State'> face u n i q ue c h , 1 l l enge' 1 11
ays. "There is a great
istant and
accompanied former A ociare
belonoed," Dantchel'a ·aid. " I feel
are a lw ay · wal k ing in a ·ea of
a m e m ber of the J ud i c i a l Board .
Profes ·or of Government J ane
l ike I ' m m a k i ng a mark."
w h i te face r ha r feel ing offriend
I n her pare t i me he has sung i n
Curry to Po land ro cond u c t re-
the Colby Chora le, p l a yed soc
earch on the coun try's po l i t ic a l
i m portant to i n ternational ·ru
c e r , been on t h e fen c i ng team
y s t e m . La t y e a r s h e tu I i d at
dent because of r he obviou d i f
and sat on the Campus Com
the London School of Econom
fer e n c e
m u n i t y Com m i t t ee.
ic .
American students,
C O L B Y
S P R I N G
he has
1 9 9 7
The feel ing of"belonging" i
he speak four languages.
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between them and ay Gosine
l i ne s i i mport ant ," she a i d . u i K i m Cheah '99 of M a lay ia ·ee
hersel f a
d e n r , nor
a Colby ·w
"an i n t e rn a t i o n a l
tudent at Colby. A l o t ha t o do
wnh the amtude you bring. I f
when I read the arpl ications of
you come wanting to b e a rarr of
some of tho,e tudent ," she ·aid.
rhe commun1ry, Yl)U w t ! ! . It'
someth ing that you haYe to be ra,;1onate .1bout," she aid.
Cheah 1 -. the rnr rlayer lin
Cc1lb) '
11·omen'
tenni- ream
and al ready, as � sophomore. is
se,·enteen- i t ' incred i b l e . "
TV or Not TV
Cheah ho p e · to become more
Students want their MTV after a l l .
in\'oh-ed ll'ith the Colby Volun
J u s t s i x months after rejecting a proposal to install cable
teer Center and e,·entu all\' \\'Ou Id
l ike [l) \\'ork for a non r1 ofit orga
t 111C of the top-rared r layer, in
ni:atinn that offers assistance in
D1rn.wn I l l . But her tennis is
de\'eloring countries. Dantche1·a
1 ust one a·rcc r o f h e r college
al ·o has ramc ipated in com mu
exrenence, which al o has in
nit · outreach, appearing i n loc al
c luded er\'tng on t he l nterna
elementary chools to talk about
t10na l
tudent A d m i
graffiti
"They are so dm·en at rhe age Df
i o ns
her home c,)untr\'. "I taught them
Com m i t t e e an<l c o n d u c t i n g
the Cyril l ic alrhabet the first
television in residence hall rooms, students who responded to a recent Stu-A survey voted overwhe lmingly i n favor of cable. According to
The Colby Echo,
1 ,055 students responded to the
survey. Seven hundred thirty students voted in favor of cable in rooms and 325 opposed it. In the referendum conducted last spring, students said they were against cable TV in their rooms because they feared it would weaken the intellectual and social atmosphere on the campus.
Border Guards and Burritos
work hor' for M a l aysian ·tu
time and demonstrated Bulgar
denr. interested in Colhy. � he
ian embroidery the nex t , " �he
1s 1mrres ed by the qual ity of
said, laughing. " I d idn't know
know about Colby before. they do now. Dozens of students
garian embroidery." +
Association last November traveled to various border stations
student
Colby a rrracr· from
other countrie . "I wa
o ama:e<l
I f the border guards at Canadian-U.S. crossing points didn't
k id- \\'ould be incere·ted 111 Bu l
participating in a scavenger hunt sponsored by Student
Off the Beaten Path
1n Maine hoping to have their pictures taken with a Canadian officer. When they arrived. they found that security procedures prohibited the officers from having their photos taken with civilians. so the students improvised, snapping photos with
Fe11 J an P l an c u rr i c u l a
customs employees working inside the checkpoint b u i l d i ngs to
ha\'e been more unusual than
convince hunt organizers that they had actually made the trip.
the [\1'0-part rrogram com
After a l l , i t was worth 500 points.
rleted by Adam \Volk '97.
The border guard encounters were among several amusing
Wolk '\pent the fir t two
stories related to items sought during the hunt, wh ich attracted
week· ofjanuar\' <logsledd mg
18 teams competing for an all-expenses paid weekend at
across remote northwestern
Sugarloaf/USA.
M a me, le;:irnmg, as he put 1t,
Some of the more interesting items on the scavenger list
" l e son as ba 1c a-; how not ro
included:
get a tracked b · dog· trying to
• an official Bowdoin hockey jersey (worth 250 points; 500 if the
tea I breakfast . " The la·t t1rn week
Judge was allowed to keep it);
of the monrh he re
• the answer to the question "What does the 'R' in Will iam R .
turne<l to the comfort of the l abor a rn r y to c on<l uct re-
Cotter stand for?" ( w e aren't tel l i n g ) , • a m e n u from t h e Road K i l l Cafe ( 1 00 points);
earch 11·1th biology profe or
• a Taco Bell burrito (more about that later);
Pau l Greenwood ( ee Faculty
• a photocopy of Associate Dean of Students Mark Serdjenian
File) on the tinging mechanism of cnidarian .
'73's College yearbook picture ( 1 00 points).
Wol k , of Davi · , Cal if. , j oined 1 9 other d o g ledder in a u e k that fol lowed ancient
One team. desperate to find one item-a live dog-stopped
a r i ve American route from inland winter camp
at a Mayflower H i l l home near campus and asked to borrow the
through the Mahoo uc mountain range. He learned how to con ·truer
fam ily pet. It worked. Stu-A treasurer Chris Sull ivan '97
a now helter, how to e lect wood for a fire and how to navigate with
a cumpas and a map an<l "prevent errant travel into Canada." The
(Danvers, Mas s . ) . who organized the hunt, cou l d n 't believe that the owners gave over their dog so willi ngly. "People really got
group endured temperature a low a 20 degree below :era. Wolk say he conceived the dogsledJing trip a a way to balance hi
into the spirit of it," he sai d .
tudie·.
T h e teams h a d from midnight Friday until 5 p . m . Saturday to
" I am an overly erud ite enior, truggling through organic chemi try
produce the list of items at the Stu-A office. While counting
and pli)'5ic , who cou l d u e ome fre h a i r," he wrote in hi propo a l .
down the final minutes Saturday afternoon, teams mil led
The econd part o f t h e J an Plan con i r e d o f experiments that he hoped would reveal how cnidarian - tinging creature
f1 h-propel the pot onou
around the office with the i r booty-including dogs-awaiting
uch a j e lly
the final results. "The third-place team dog ate the second
ecretions that immobil i:e or kill their
opponents. The practical goal of the re earch i t cru.ualtie when people and cnidarians cro
place team dog's bu rrito," Sull ivan said. " I t didn't agree with
prevent human
h i m . " You can imagine the rest.
paths, Wolk says. +
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- P R I I Q
1 9 9 1
C O L B Y
gifts and grants I
<th.
Pull Up Anoth er Chair
Pulver Professorship underwrites Jewish studies program By Sally Baker
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L .1 r 1 n A m e r i c . 1 11 ' t u d 1 e , , E. i - t
.1, L l >Ur'c' 111 , 1 1 le.ht t w 1 1 o t h e r
hcncf1 u a ry nf Da n J anJ Ca ro l
A , 1 ,1 11 , l l l J I L' ' • F rc n L h 't ucl 1e'
.i re.1' n f J c\\' 1 , h ,[lld1c,. Ct>Ur'c
J c 11 1 h anJ
,rnJ i n t e rn . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' t u d t l' ' · The !' u h- e r p rn f c , ,or, h 1 r I\ di , 1 u i.:
f 1 1r t h e c h,m h11ldl'r ll' t l l he de
' 1 gned rn , 1 LJl:mcn r < I c u rrent I t , r
1e,," .atd
'ronds ro one of Colby'
m c n t l l t h c r .J l' I\ , , h 'r uel i l'' fu nJ,
th.n inc l u d e , , am1 111g • H h er nf
1mr11rran t 1 11.t i t u t ional priori
in c l u d m,g
Puher'
l i fe long JeJ1cat 1on to ! iJJ l e Ea · rern .tudnrrer. "Thi· gift re
mo t
t h e Rro n
fen ng ,, R 1 h l t c a l L i te ra t u re ; Ro
t ies and open
� t l' l ll F u n d for r w g r a m , m J
man' , i nd j e ll'' ; a 'etn 1 n a r 111
rich opporr u 11 1 tie::.
c n u r::.c J e \·c l 1 1 p me n t 1 11 J ..: 11 1.,h
anC 1 e nt and mndern J ud a 1:.m;
-; r u d i l'> .rnd H 1 1 l o c a u ' t ., t u d 1 e . ;
B 1 h l tcal H eb rc \\'; The Holocau::.t
ra t ion for bmh fac u l t y a n d
fo r H o loc.iu't
111 Poe try , F i c t ion and Drama;
M uJenr . I t 1 a far- 1ghted g ift
t ud 1 c ' ; the L i r m a n l ec t u re
I sm 11
fu n d , w h i c h b r i n g., to c a m p u:,
and Pales r i n t<ln · : Con ·
n i ct and AccommDda t ion; a n J I n t rod u c t ion to Y i d J i h Lan·
i c ' ; a n d t h e L i p m a n L i b ra r y
guage <tml
F u n d f or p u rc h a� i n g m a te r i <l l s a
Col by - t re n g t h e n
i t · c o
t a t e i becom
c urricu lar com m i t m e n t ro m u l
i ng i nc re<ls ingly m u l t ic u l t u ra l .
t i c u l t u ra l i · m , a n d r h e i d e a l
26
u p remarkably
for 1 n terdi -
1 r l i n a ry -,t u J y and c o l labo
that w i l l h<lve a la t in g i mpact on our cu r r rc u l u m . " T h e Pu l v e r c h a i r bring
to
26 t h e n u m ber o f endowed pro
ul ture.
The Pu lver gift a lso come
f o r J cw i h �tud ie�.
Colby respond to that rea l i ty and
' i' R I N CJ
l'1 > i h \ \ u iu r'L'
other 'tudent
. 1 k . i de·r
a n d i t i s c r i t ical t h a t c o l l ege l ike
L O L B Y
n 1 r'l'' 1 11
\X'1• 1 ,hr<>t . t lw n e \1 pr 1 ,fe.,.,ur \\ i i I
" T h e U n i ted
po'>sibl
u
h . 1 't h nl . i r 'l ll't ! L'cl h\ ,1 ,eard1
pe;i k e r on j ell' i h - re l a ted tnp·
of tilt ..,e m eu �
Jen t , . The n e w l ) c n n , t ru c t e d
11 k·gt'' l l llc n ng .i k11
1 1H c nl 1 ,u p l 1 n . 1 ry .m,I ut 1 " · u i l
t h e Berger F und
l11111t t
t h l l' l' cr1 1 u r' 1, Cnl hy H i l lel . r r r ·
Rnhcn \X1e 1 ,hn 1t . ,.\ L u 1rd 1 11g r1 1
a t Cnlhy.
I
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l r1 1 m
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h. 111 , 1 f pr m. t l k111,h ' t llcl ll' ' rrl l·
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l l' i . l l l'c l l 1 lJ' I L
l' u l 1 e r , .i m c m h,·r 1 > 1
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rn1 1 m '
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1 .J
1 c ll 1 l h , 1 1 n .
t 1 1 m 1 1 1 r h e ::-. 1 uJenr U n io n , a
A ] l) ll ) 't l l<h h\ Prc, 1 ,lc n t \X' t i · u d kge,, ! 11 1 ! \ Tuf t ,
o l lege,"
\I I l l !.! nl n tf 1 u : ' < l nd common
1 1f fc r ('rt li!L l l l 1 ' I l l J l 11 t-h \ [ U d ll''·
1 1: �( ':\(
( \ 1 l h \ ( 1 1 r r1 > L l' L' c l II l l h p l . I ll , f l lr
I I
ultu·
r ; t l prl''l'l1Ll' t h , 1 1 c ,i n e n h ;i n c c
1 n . 1 k l' ( '1 1 l h \ .1 k.i<kr , 1 1 1 1 1 1 t H ! I 1 h
T h e· l'u h L· r l-. 1 m 1 h Ch.m I ll
David Pulver 6 3
rro n h l l l' ,1 l t \ l' l y Jn1· 1,h
fe ·or h ip a t the College-up from fou r i n 1 990 and the 1 7 th c h a i r received by the Col lege 1 11ce it began it
1 0-m i l l ion
P u l \'er profes or w i l l h a v e "the
c a p i t a l c a m p a i g n , The Cam
i n t e re t a n d e n ergy t o h e l p
paign for Colby. +
Numni Trustees Nominated
A History of Support
Three a l umn i h a \ · e b e e n
Fund i ng for various program
pany.
a n m·erseer f o r t h e C o l l e g e , 1 s a
alumni trustees whose terms
member of the Co lby Museum
in Je wi h tudies
wnu l J b e g i n ar Commenc e
of Art Board ot G m· e r n or s anJ
at Colby has
ment l 9 9 7 .
a n adm i � s i on� a l um n i i nt e r
usan Comeau '6 3 wa� nomi
come from everal
nated for a
v i ewer and en·ed on her c l ass
econd, three-year
ource over a
term. Comeau, of We l l es l e y ,
pan of four year .
Mass . , i
reun i on g i ft c o m m i t t e e . Corne l l , of Lake11·0L1J, Oh1n,
is a partn er 111 the !all' f i rm nf
execut i\·e \'ice p re s i
J unes, Day, Rea1· i � & P og u e 1 11
d e n t of G l obal H uman R e
Below i a chronology.
sourc e · a t rat e
C l e 1 · e l and . He i an o\'erseer of
treet Bank and
Tru�r. Co. , in Boston.
he rre
rhe C o l l ege and chaired the
\" i Lrn� l y �en·ed as an a l u m n i
June
he c urre n t l y !'en·es a s
nom i nareJ f o r p o s i r i c ns a
A lu mm Counc i l from 1 9 79- 2 .
tru�tee from 1 9 7 -9 3 , served o n
1 993
Establi h me nt of the Berger Fund for Holocau t
land A l umn i C l ub, he also is
the A lu m n i Fund from 1 98 2 -
a c a r e e r · e r v i c e s \' o l u n t e e r
h e also is a career sen· i c es
4.
tudie , given b Robert L. Berger and Patricia Down Berger '62 .
A p a t pres i d e n t o f rhe Port
the A lumni Counc i l and chaired
and a n adm i s ion
Ill The Campaign for Colby i n
t er v i e ll ' er a n d ha - s e n·ed a
c lass agent and on rhe reun i on
h o t h the Downtown Bo t o n a n d
g ift cumm i t tee.
Bosto n - W e l l e l y regi onal ef
1 99 5
for ts. Comeau \\'a
Con truc t i n o f t h e Pugh Center, i nc l ud i ng a new
alumni in
\'Olunteer and has been a c t i v e
hy the A l u m n i A
Orher nominations may
recogn i:ed
be m a d e by p e t i t i on to t h e e x
o c i a t ion for
e c u t i \'e sec retary o f t h e A lum
Hillel Room given by Tru tee: David Pulver '63 and
her \'Olunreer \\'Ork on behalf
n i C o u n c i l with t h e s i gn a t u res
W i l l iam Goldfarb '6
on the Co l l ege w i th a Colby
of one p e rc e n t of t h e mem
and the ir fam i l i e .
b e r· of t h e A l u m n i A s s oc i a
Brick in 19 6.
January
N o m i nated for first te rms
1 996
are Caro l Beau m i e r
Establ ishment of the Bron rein Fam i ly Fund for Jewi h/Holocau t
tudie given by Barry and J udith
c and i d a t e
Churc h , V a . , i s a partn e r ecura G roup, a f i nan
w i l l be d e c lared
e l e c t e d by the c h a i r of t h e
erv i c e s c o n s u l t ing c o m -
A l u m n i Cou n c i l . +
aga in demonstrated extraordinary
gene ros i t y to the Col lege-thi time in a way rhat-he hopes-w i l l s p u r equal generosity from someone el · e .
L ipman ' 3 1 a n d The l m a L ip m an t o e ndow t he
tudie . The Lipman
Fa l l
Trustee Paul J . Schupf h a
t u d i e , given by Bernard H .
purcha e of book and re
nomina
Schupf Gives Again
Augu t 1 996 E tabli hment of the Bernard H. L ip ma n ' 3 1 Libra ry
Fund for J ew i h
I f no add i t i o n a l
t i on ar e sub m i t ted , rhe abo\·e
c ia l
opment in J ewi h tudie .
and
J ohn Corne l l ' 6 5 . B e a u m i e r , of Ill The
Bron rein P'96 to upport proaram and cour e devel
'72
t i on on or hefore Apr i l 1 , 1 99 7 .
A t t h e October board meet i ng, e v e n a rhe College feted � chupf
a rch mater i a l i n J ew i h
at dedicat ion for the Paul J. Schupf W ing of the Colby M useum of
al o have e t a b l i hed the
A rt and the Paul J.
chupf Scient ific Computing Center, Pre ident
Bill Cotter announced a new g i fr . Cotter told the trustee that chupf
L i pman Lecture Fund.
has pledged
1 m i l l ion toward the b u i ld i ng of the new, three-w inged
res idence hall c urrently under con truction on Mayflower H i l l . The
October 1 996
gift, Cotter aid, is c o n t i ngent o n the Col lege finding a t h i rd donor
Announcement of the Pulver Fam i l y Chair in J udaic
at the
1
tud1e , given by Carole and Dav id Pulve r '63 .
I -m i l l ion level. Tru tee Robert A nthony ' 3
mil l ion to the proj e c t , and he and
al o has donated
chupf and the th ird donor w i l l
e a c h ha e a w ing of t h e residence h a l l named f o r them. In order to rake advantage of
ident ify the t h i rd
27
c hupf pledge, the Col lege mu·t
I -m i l l ion donor by M arch. +
P R I N G
1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
(r(I
Mom Gets
an
Assist
Long-distance care package just what the doctor ordered By Kev i n Cool
I
I paging parents � � I n othi ng n ew Toppl i n g Old Convention Twenty-five years ago. a
W
hen C h m C a l l l p h e l l
the
read
11 . l ll t l'll '< l l l l l t h i n g 1 r. h l 1 \ , \ < H I k 11 \ l\\ , 1 h. t 1 \\ • H i l e! h,
" pa t h e t i c "
e - m a i l mes,age from
her
1 1 111 t 1 1
, u gg e , 1 n l
cmtt\
1 1 t l l' r L'L J
g1 1 J' I L k
he ,ay> her " m o t h
e r ! \' i r h t i nc b ll'e re nn fu l l throt t l e . "
1·er\' ;, i c k , frnm a 1·iral i n
l t . 'i h e \\ , l ' ) l l ' l
fec t i on t h a t wa:, ,\\'eep l ll g
r1 1 e , I
aw ay l 1l C a r m e l ,
E r i n J , 1rgen'L' n . u 1 - < 1 1 1 ncr " ' l h L·
L r,.,J tn
al if. " h e '>O u nJcJ m 1 ,er;1bk
L ; l fo: .i l l lng 11 i l h h e r h u ,h.1 11,I ,
h ,· r
anJ t h<lt m ade me m 1 ,e r, 1 h l e .
J u n · � ) . C 1 1 1 1 p he l l L"\ r l . 1 1 11,·,I h l' r
too , " Campbe l l ><1 1 J .
for
-, o m e \\',l\ L l l
m a k e her J :.i u gh t c r f e e l
hct rer,
d i k m m ; 1 r n J 1 1 r g c n , e n , 11 h , 1
l'LTfl'L I , "
Const1tut1onal Convention, or
J'L r'"n
t h l' r e , " , [ i , ,,1 1 d .
h , 1g e J , and
c l uded a l i, t i ng nf l o c a l
e n g e ' , i n d L'\ e n . 1 f c 11
111:.. , t l' , l ,
t h ing'
l i . h m e n r ;, t h a t c o u l d r ron J e
r ha L J , 1r!.!cn,en\ J i d n ' t h . 1 1 e .
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l 1 l l le I L'Lllh
IL
t r tn
C u1 1 ph, l l 1 - t h. in k t u l th 11 t hl'
l l ) L l u cl c,l
t h r,1.H 1 1 1:
J 1 1r!.!l' l l 'l' ll .
' l' I r i r
l ll1 l ll L ll l , H L' h , (_ . 1 1 1 1 pl'd J , , \ \
. 1 h l y h ,· [ p l u l . " l l l rl!L' n 'o:n · ' " L' l l l ·
t h a t the Parents Handhouk 1 1 1 -
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" " h e t 1 1 k l lllL' I . I l e r t h, 1 1 L r i n
L'\ L I) r 1 1 t
h i e d , 1 p < 1 L k . 1 !.! e t h . l l
r 1 11 1 m , , l e i 1 \ -
d.iuchrn\
c.1 m p h e l l , , l \ ' \\ d ' " 1 1 n he l 1 c 1 -
Camphe l l , a y ., ;,he re mem h e n: J
c,t,1h
( ', 1 1 t l t n '
.it
Pm-:1ll
tndu,k·,l
Hdndh11r1k
t he
beL 1 u ' ' " - h e
J i ,t 111 merL h . m t '
produced a r a d i c a l re-en g 1 neenng i dea and i g n i ted a controversy that momentarily
\X ' h l ll l h L' p . t L k , l (!L' ,I f •
1•ember, anJ C:.im1�he l l 11-.1'
governance of the C o l l e g e
l-<1n . i n J t h .i t
( · , l l J l ('hL· l l 'd lcl
t he c a m pu::. in Li r e N , l -
D e perate
\ t 11
u p . l < '• • I u 1 1 i l 1 l n ' r l'L· l 1 v n
<l i rl l ll 11·<1 � -, ic k ,
3 , 000 milt'
11 h e n \ l l l l . r L
't m k I ll hecl . d J , J . i 1 L r 11 1
J a u g lH e r , C a i t l i n :m i t h '00,
n:.1d
comprehensive deb ate on the
, , 1 1 d , " I nc1 er 11 l l u kl h. 1 1· c k n 1 m n
s p l i t the c a m p u s . T h e event w a s the Second
Con Con II Its antecedent, held 1 n 1 969. responded to students' concerns about lack of i n p ut 111 governance The committee structure was redesigned students were placed o n nearly every governing body and an office of o mbudsman was created to arbitrate disputes Con Con I I discarded t h e o mbudsman s pos lion a n d permanently adopted the broader 1nclus1ve-
fl o ll'e r ;, , c a n J )'-"c a r e r • 1 c k
a-h:d w h e t h e r t h e 1 h . i,1 t l 1 1 " e
,,h, 1 u t nr t l 1 1i u !.! h t . 1 huut L . 1 l l m l!
ness proposed at the first
age· "-for , r u d e n r ::. . �� he gnr t h e
l i t t l e p re- m . 1 L k J c l l 1 1 "' "''' ,md
_l nrgcn,e n \ .
L . rn ' t g e t t lw
convention. But when the
' t "l' h 1
Ye l l u11 r.l l.!L'' l1 111c d 1 - t .l11L e . Tlw
second con 'ent1on began to
lar g o u r m e t fo od :, ;rnd c o ffee
r h c � u r c r m Mk e t . i n d p i c k " "ne
h . 1 11dhn1 1k m ; 1 k e ' h 1ng- d N . 1 11L e
address add1t1onal governance
am r h e l l rec.1 J [ ,.,I . " T h e n
P•lrl' n t tn !..! l'<l'tcr. l t \ ; 1 !.!, ,[d m i ne , "
n u m be r for J o r g en>e n \ , a popu hop in Waren· i l le , and c a l l e d .
The w o m a n who an ,we rt'd W < l '
Er111 ''1 i J , ' N . , ,
u p , "'
hut
l c .i n
) ''ll
he ,, 1 1,I . +
[ a ' k l'J <l ht 1 U t 111d[!.l : l n l' , . [ ,,1 1J
issues 11 foundered Chief
among the new i d eas was a proposed Senate that would consist of representatives from
Singing for their supper Who say; )'OU
found o n e
for a
can ' t
find a decent mom in
all Colby constituencies and
e11· York f1 1 r under <1 h u n d red
hul b ? Th \'
Culb1 E ig h t
son g .
Early i n Dec embe r t h e E ig h t wa, , ch e d u l c d t , 1 perform a r rhe I OOr h ann l \·er,an r<irt\ of the York C i ty Col b y C l u b , but when lodgi n.g cou l d nor ( I an Mu
he
ecureJ fnr the grnup,
l 1 l by re1r<'nt
ell'
[ ,1nn.1 R t t t e r
el man '99 ) . tepped 1 11 tn h e l p 1 \ u t . R i rter and hl:'r h u ,ban d , tvta rr i n , offered t h e i r hl1me rn the
E i g h t , a c t u a l ly n i ne, members. The t udent'> <i r r i 1·ed " , rn n · i ng" <1t the R l t tl:'r., ra't m i d n i g h t after an even i ng i n the c i ty , s h e ay:,. Th ir ty p i::a; went i n to t he ove n . "Be fore
I
k ne w i t , t h ey were g i v i ng me t h i , w o n d e rfu l n n c e rt , " R i t t e r ,a i d . '' I ' m s t a n J 1 11 g t h e re
at o n e o ' c l o c k in t h e m o rn i n g w i t h t h e oven at fo u r - fi ft y anJ t e a r' ' t r a m 1 11g do wn m)' fa c e . " T h e n e x t morning breakfa t consi r e d o f 4 2 egg and another
,
t h ree do:en b i ,cu 1t:, a n J t w o ro u nd:, of bacon
ong. "The k id s cou l d n ' t ha1·e been more gencrou
1 11 'p i r i t , more t hankfu l and JU r
downrigh t fun , " R i tter s a i d . "I told them when they left , ' I 've heen your mama a l l n ig h t long, you hal'e to hug and ki s m e before you go. "'
"The y ' re welcome back in my house anyt i me," >aid R i t ter, who a lso ha;, p l ayeJ host to t h e Co lby
l acrosse ream, of which h er son i s a m e m ber. Co- v ice c h a i r of t h e Col l ege' Parent Execu t i ve Com m i ttee, t h e R itters want to encou raae other pare n t to get in vo lved with current t udents whene1·er they can , say Don na R i tter. " G i fts of t i m e from
paren t are j us t a i mportan t as g i ft of money ," she said. +
C0 L B Y
P R I N G
1 9 9 7
28
that wou l d b e empowered to veto any College decision . including those m a d e by the Board of Trustees. The measure failed, and a l most half the student representatives walked out 111 protest. The convention results were hotly debated for weeks after the event and some felt the process merely widened the gap between students and the administration. Ultimately, the estrangement students felt i n the aftermath of the convention was eased by the recognition that they had gained a significant voice 1n College matters.
alum ni at larg e
1 --'·-· :.\ rLI J C h . a rnl i t 1 c a l , c 1 c n r 1,t , tn che C:('ch Reruh l1c. Her Sl1n _J,1hn 1 s ,rn c lec rnc al rngm('er ( 8. S .
Fifty-Plus Correspondent MA
6 1 7-449- 1 6 1 4
T H I RT I ES
Floyd Haskell
' 36 \' I v
1 r e J Guaremala 111 J an ua ry l 995 L)n a meJ 1 c al m1ss1nn 11'1rh h 1, _,,n, Dal'ld \X'. Ha:-kell
'61, i\ !. [).
T h e area rhc\' l' l ' l[cd 11-.i- n • r v renh1re. and r h e need fL1r med ical he i r 1 1 a' ac u re . . . . Dorotlw Cunningham Vendetti
\·ake replaced ,
'36
ha' had an <Wrt l c
and nnw she 1' wn l k m g J U>t fine.
She 1. acm·e 111 her Cnngreg,mnnal U n i rcd
Church 11 1 C hrN m Br,1dcnt<in. Fla . . . . Cowan
'37
ara
ra re' char 1 f ,he !.!er, pa'r , 0 , ,he ' I I
make n ro I 0 0 . B u r , l [ her pre ,c n c race l 1 f ,peeJ ,
1t 1\ d l rab.e her 20 1 ear ' to acn 1 mp l 1,h whm ,he
helic1·e-, . hould tdkc <m l r
'37
ti\ e . .
. . Bob Haskell
<!)"'• "G,1d sa 1· e ll'- fr,,m che Repuhl ic.m' whn
are llUt of touch 111 ch real\C\ and fr,1m rhc De111,1 cr.ar-; wh,1 helie\·e 111une\· !.!rn11·, ,in ere(>." . . . R uth Mar ton Turner
'31
wnu lJ lc1\'C t<l hear
from any of her c la" m ar c' ( 1f rhev rememhn her) I n recenr r e ar , , 'he 1n1rked 1 2 1e<H fu l l r i me and six part t 1 111e a t L . L . Be �i n . . . . H i l d reth
Wheeler Finn
i\ !.S. llh1,1 S ra t e ) , a n d h.:r daugh ter, FL1Ne '/l\ wnrb 1 11 rhr CllfFL'rate h.:adquarrers ,,f the /\ l dkr Brell'mg C,llllJ'<in\'. Ethel d,ie' aqu.i aewhac 1c< anLI w,1lb h Lak(' /\I 1 c h 1 �,m . . . . Ernest "Bud" Frost '38 ha, hall a rel\ < 1 rd tng l i fe <h a ducwr he lp i ng pen pl (' . I n ret 1reme n c , h1, mai n emph,bi' 1, , 1 n h1, gu lf !:!ame. N,111· rh<1t h i , w i fe . R u t h F u l ler Frost 1 3 6 . has I'•1 "ed l1n, he find, ch.H hL1use\\'L1rk ra k e, quite a b1r nf h 1 ' time . . . . Charles Russ ' 38 h,1ped back 1 11 i\ l ci rch 1 996 rh,H l i n w n 1n1u ld he defeated. ( Smr\' ab,1ur th.1 c , Charlie.) C h arl e , ha, 1!1-c
'3 7
1,
thar llT ha1·e here . . . . habel Abbotr '-10 ha< p lenr\' w d,1 111 her 'mall w11 n ,1f l'n 1Gn, m(1re 'pace
/\ l a me . .:: h e has heen c ha 1 rl ad\' l,f rhe Seate ,,f i\ h1 1 11 e Blueberrv
wa< secretarv-rreasurer ot rhe U111on Republican ' P.irty. l f rhe<e <lnd Other actl\· i r ies cJ,1n t [ I C her d,rn·n . <he a bo r ra 1 - c l s e x rens11·eh· . . . . Frank
J e w e l l '-10 1s extreme l r ac t l \·e m h h c hurc h . ll'here he s111gs ,ind p l ays msrrument, . He c-.;
m ,easL1n,
p r c,:.es c hc bel i ef char a l l rhe problem, of the
ch1'I'' " '1,Ki, w;1 l b che d,1g �md heir, 1n bah simng
em· i rnnmen t. ll'ar, pol i t ic ' ;ind crnne cnuld be
h 1 ' gr, md"1 n , . . . . Martha Bes om Gorman ' 3 8 h,1d a knee· rerl aceme nt 111 J une '9-1. Because o f 1 c .
-;nh·ed i f e1·erH1ne was a rea l
she n n I,1ngt'r make•;,. I,1ng m p > a:, 'he d id hefnre
Berry '-10 keeps fi r by 1gnor111g his doctor's or de r-;. "Afrer a l l , " sm·s /\ l ike, "he ( tlw dL1c tnr) onlr 111ade a B 111 C H 1 02 . "
r mn-; ( thr('e ,1c ch u rch. four kK;1 l ) char ,he 1,
c<1n,r , 1 1 1 t l \' g<lln!.! w 111ecr111gs and -;en·ing ''n
'38
ters and C\l'O WY poodles . . . . On rh c . ubject nf
F111.m c 1 a l .-\ccuunrmg _' cant-Lird, Board ttl re\'\se
dec isinns, Ralph Delano '-10, -;ays: " A l l of m\ best decisions hm·e been marters of
gol1d l u c k rather than COl1l J ud � ment :
Charles
. Lewis
'24
rece i l'ed
h u man
East
m a ga:me
featured J o h n J. P u l len
'35 in iu. October issue, preparatory to
human
' 3 , ·et a pace ro chJl lcngc t h<"l'
the -IOrh a n n i 1-ersary of p u b l ic a t ion of
half their age. Maf)nrte 1, nn cnm
Pu l len \ c la:,- ic Cl\· i l War hi>rory, The
mmees m arrange c u l rural e\'ent' 111
john
Penney Farm-., F la . , whe re rhe1 l l \·e. he 1 leam m� rn '\1gn" 'n rh,1r -.he
mayc,1mmunicarc ro the deaf. :he 1, 1 11 a crcat 1 \·e wnrmg group and 1 < ,tuJ\'mg :h ake , rea re .
Frnm
her de criprton of a crir w J ama 1ca , one tmm' rhc
Pullen
Tt!'enne1h Mame.
·3 5
l l \·cs a l tfe 'ruddcJ
<1ch1cv1.:menrs. H e and h1'
wife Betty (Noyes '40 ) ,
ha1·e fnur d M mgLmh1.:d
and Jccomrl 1. hed chi ldren and c\·en grandc h i l dren. He gne.- h u n u ng and fish mg and a
k1 camp, a
mamra111 '
ummcr cnt tage and J 1 2 0 - ac re
woodlot at Canrcr b u ry ,
W11l1am T. B<wie
w i th
. H . He re memhe r'
Dr.
pec 1 a l affect1,m. ( Dr.
Bm 1e, among other th 111 g>, mvented the elecrric
kn1f, widely u ed m surge!)' roday . ) Fred i
con ultanr m rhe fie ld of a to m i c energy . Charle
"Moo e " Dolan
'3
works
..
a
cru 1 mg the
New
Fortunate friend
Hamp h i re I, ke he l i ve:, nn. ger ro go on c r u be' w i t h
h i m . . . . Ethel Brad t reet Maney
'3
needs a
nine-day week. In 1 994, she visi red her >lll1
l i \· mg by any opponunir1· offered.
We had bard ' · caned when World
does n1lunreer w o r k a t
of rhe ,en· ices, most of us contin ued inch what
r h e l 1 hr,ir\ a n d th(' ho, r 1 ca l a n d plm·,, pian,) at rhc
we had been dL1ing before. I wa- lucky 1 11 fa l l ing
MacBride Parson
'39
F, 1 l b
Home. I f ,he had her l i fe tn l i 1·e \)\·er
i n to work rhat I lo\·ed . " . . . Eii:abeth Perkins
;tg.1 1 11 , ;,.he \\ l)Uld 'tudy r1anl1 m ,lead ('a rne:,t. She
Stan le y '40 i
,laughter 1 11 Vermont and ,1ne son deceased. 'he ha, nine gr, mJch i ld ren . . . . When asb.ed for h i,
Ga i thersburg, Md. Howe\' e r , c he path is ac the
m an y ncha wp1c nfhi:, chl>L1sing, Stan S c h reider ' 3 9. rep l ie,: " I ,1111 an .1rdenr gar,lener. " He ·r i l l
B o b B r u c e '40 h a s b e e n in a l l 50 stares and w a s
kcer
. . . David H u n ter Cotton '40 join- a large crowd
rh,1ugh t > < ll1 tl1(' em · 1 r<1n men c , war, pnl ir1c. , crunc 111 rouch ll' 1 th Bob Boro\'oy, Les J o lovit:
and Louis Weston
'39
acks,
' 3 �e r,
a l l . . . . Lucile
h<1s completed a rour of
aples
Ce ntra l
America. Beautifu l ! , she exc la i ms. ad ly, she b forced t<i rear doll'n her re idcnce of 30 year d u e to r hc co::.t of repl ac ing the heat i ng sy·tem and
a bird 11·arch e r \\'ho pa tro ls the
rt1 wpa ch by the Pocomac R l \·er near her home
m
mercy uf floods and she 111usc pur u e her f1tne» schedule i n other local e from r ime to t i me . p l a nnin g h i
I S rh \ ' \ S i t to Europe l as t summer.
by be ing unable to remember che worst deci-ion
he e\' e r made. If he had hi· l ife to l i ve over, he would get married ·ooner, h<l\'e more chi ldren and learn more
'42
k i l ls . . . . Robinson Burbank
\\'Orked in the Manharran Proiect a t M I T
during c h e w a r a n d h a s l e d a heady rech n i c a l
removing a l l the a ·hesw'. -Flercher Eaton
on var i o us
hoar that he hough r "c hear" for the purro:.e of
ated w i th rhe necessity of mak ing a
l i m i ted choices a co our furure. When we gl1t l1UC
ha' c11 0 ,,m, 111 Mnnt a n a , n1·0 111 Cunnec r 1 c u r , a
their retirement cnmmunltl and nJe, h 1 ' h1cyclr
were some11·hac l i m i ted . A< ch i ld ren of the G rear Depression, 11·e gradu
Esther
JUS[ keer mg ur \\\ th Maqnric. H e m ak e , C<l'l'' fur
f or friend, 1 11
choices we had i n our gent'ratitm
Armed Forces 11·c 11·en r , again wJCh It' ru le' f,1r n o nprnf1r ,Kcoun cing. .
Old
anyone who Im c' bcaur) . EJ 'ra 1 ' 1 11 gre.1r ,h,1pe
much be tter than I en�r thought 1 c wou ld . " And on re l i\· inghis l i fe: 'The
War I I came al ong , and inro rhe
wnclu wn rh at rn go th e re t' rhc ,1hl tg;1 t 1nn ,if
w 1 L h hcan-warmmg
idney,
the tlJll'n \ m n,r . crnor residenr. . . . Doll'n
abandoned . . . . A l chouch 'u rrn'
'3
t i m e , h a n ng someth i n g turn llU r
_
M a me',; Bosron Post gn l d- headed c an e as
rhe narton 11a, founded are he m g
dadv . . . . Fred Ole on
being in the riehr place a c rhe nghc
N EWS MAKERS
A mc nrn i' chm and 1 · a l u e -, up<m which
11·arch b<1tterie.
much prefers his
h<1s rhree son,, four grnndsons. rhree granddaugh
t('\'1,es text' and me> tt' per>uade rhe
rha r rhe tragedy of
clncb, c hange
11 l i ke
dncror',, brorher, whu isn't o\·erh· bnght. l\ l ike
c<1111 m 1 ttee' . . . . Our 1 l l usmous fr i e n d Bob An thony
hrisci.in pra c c 1 c m g
the C hristi an way nf I ife . . . . M y r o n "Mike"
rhe uper.n1,1n. She hek1ng' c,1 ,,1 many L1rgani:a
right and pl ay, g,1lf. 'he heliL \'C'
'3 7 and her hushctnJ, Edwin
for � j wa rs, 1 < ,1n the
F a i r . ha, heen act l \·e 111 rh e U n 1,1n Chamber l1f C,1mmerce and
ble,sed 111 th
edl) remed, Marjorie Gould
Femi· a l
bt1ard of d i reC C Llr> <)f che U111,m
\'ery gond hea l rh. _ he walb, eat'i
rhe principle
Nnr-
...\Lhr ralia. H e
mbute' w fa m 1 h- l ife when he wa' n>ung need
c h 1 klre n . ,1 l!e,1l,1g1,r/chc111 1 -; c , ,1 c a rpen tt' r/mc c ha11 1 c . ,1 carpentcr/far111cr. a re!.!l 'tl'reJ nur'(' ,ind ,111 <lLloptc•d J�1ughrer. He ,h,1\'el, 'nl111·
he ,l,. 1etl 1 11
m
h a ' ,1l111L1<t h i t h 1 -; a g e in !.!t'lf a nJ 'penr tll't' 11·('cb nn ,,ifor1 in Kenya ;mJ Tan:a n i a . H 1 -; rnuc hmg
L1urel i\ l anc1·
02 1 92
dt'gree,. Lm i\ l a rch
11·a \ and rhen 111 August -;k 1 ed
Darrnwuth,
Fletcher Eaton ' 3 9 Needham.
11 i r h Ph . D
profe · ional l ife e v e r - ince e a r n i n g his Ph . D. i n inorganic c h e m 1 t r y a t t h e institute . . . . Eleanor
FO RTI ES
Furbush Chase Carl McGraw '40 re-
pnrt::. h 1 retirement m 1 9 79 after 3
years with
'42
has never regre t ted j o i n ing
the Wa\·es and marrying her husband, Forsrer E. Cha e . The i r l i 1•ely and accomplished c h ildren
Ea tman Kodak. He has fi\'e wonderful k ids: a l l
are enumerated i n
healrhy, a l l different, a l l through co l lege, two
wondering, "Who' on fir t ?" H ence , I
29
uch a way as to leave me
P R I N G
1 9 9 7
hall not
C O L B Y
\
I
I
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I
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1 11g llff rlw , 1 t rPc 1 < H1' T \ ' I
k "'; 1 l b h "
dPg .inJ w.ed t \ l w ; i l k ' I ' 111 1 J e, 1 1 1 lu\\ 11 fur .1 h ; mc u t . ln re1 1 rt'l\lL'IH , lw 1 11,1kt'' m.1rk '' rul' and gr<l f'L' 1 u 1 t t'. I I t• . i i " ' 1 r< 1 \ t'k . . . Dora - J ean Coffin Bate' ' 4 2 h,1, . 1 c Jn,e .ind re1"ml i n g t . 1 m 1 h l 1 fr. She ha, 1 11'\ l ,un" R , 1ger ,i n,! J ), , n , ,md t\l'l l t'nJ1>1 .1h l.: gr,111d c h 1 klren, rany,
6,
P.m -
t l.1" l 1 1 11 t 'i
1 940s Co rrespondents 1 94 7 M a ry Hall F i t c h
David and Dorot h y M a r son
4 C a n a l Park # 7 1 2
41 Woods End Road
Cambridge. MA 02 1 4 1
D e d h a m . MA 02026
6 1 7_494_4882
6 1 7 -3 2 9-3970
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5 G r eyloc k R o a d
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Robert M Tonge
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1 l t e t r i p r 1 1 P11 >1 1rhh.1� I h1 >re e \ e q 1 >ne ' ' 1-! t \ 1 1 1 g . 1 l1 1r 1 >f r h "1 1 gh r I n Tom
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frequl' nt l \ . A lengthy l 1 , 1 1 1l vulu n 1 en ;ic r 1 1· 1 r 1l'' 'hl l\I'' r lw c 1 >n , r ru c 1 1 1· e 11·.11 t i me .
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r r\ rn ; i n,\\Tr t he qul',t 11 111 . . . . Frank Pineo ' 4 2 kct'I'' 1 1 1 h1 m . 1 1 1 u. i l l 1 1 u rn -
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d . 1 " 1 1 1 . J l e''• hu 1 \\ L \\ , 1 n t m1 > re !
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tinc,-he ''''' · Ht• .incl h t ' 11 tie. � h 1 rll'1 . h .1\ ,. t 1 1 e
h n 1 ncLt 1 1 1 >11 l l lr l \·pre"" ' l l l n e " . > ncl h,1' r t
• >ther "gu1'hl'rf\'['l'" ac r 1 1· 1 1 1L''·
c h 1 lJrcn. a l l
Charle, A . Lord
'llCCL'"ful-Jutit.!c. ,,, I L''
111.1 11.l!.!l'r,
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h .1- . I l 1 1t r . 1 1 1 1 L' h11,l !le'" ,dk I 1 1 n 1 1 111-!
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budJer. nur'L' .md JL'n t ; 1 I hyg1 t•n1,r-,1nJ 1 1 (.!r,11 111 ·
l 1 1rd L ' n 1 1 e r, 1 l 1 l'rL· " l I k rt·u· 1 1 1 h 'e'nt
c h i ldren . . . . Weston '42 ,111J Jean
u1rnudu111 1 1 t . 1t , 11 h it h 1 11L lu,kJ h111 1 � ' · r.1 1 n
anndl
MacRae '42 l'nJ\11' life 1 11 1 hl' 1 r m1,h i l l' h< >mc• 1 11 .1
t rader park 1 n A u hurnJ, 1 l e . F Li . , 11 ht-re t h c·1 p ur h1· wal k 1 11g. h 1 c yc l i n !.! .rnd ' " 1 111 m 1 11g.
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1 1 11l le'' f < > h· B radlev
. Sue Rose Bessey ' 4 2 a nd ht•r hu,h.1n J, E.1rll',
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h;l\'c \· 1 , 1 ted C\'l'r\' C<111 f lnenr L'XCl'['t A n t arl l l L .t and h<l\'C nc1 1 n rl'nt 1< 1n llf l c ru ng 1 1 [' r h c l'·K L '. Tlw Re"e\' ha\·e tll'<>
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'i'''n,k·n1 . . . . Ron Farka� keep' hu'y npcr,i t 1 11g . . ,,, 1 rt r 1 1n,·" the �l'.1,1 J t· K.iu,1 1 , rl'"'rr renta [,_
:ine c,1nr<1 1 11ed an egrcg1nu' cm >r. I n d 1 ,C l l " l lll!
r he ..\ r m1
n 1 1 1 glll'"l'cl 1 t- 1 11 l I J 11 . 1 1 1 . H e 1 11c l udeJ a hm
the name of Bob Rice ' 4 2 , wh,"e \\ ar t lmL' C'f'e·
l lc1 > l 1 > g 1 c . o l _' u n l' \ -,he· 'L'e'm' ,1, hu') · " L'' t'r. -'he " , 1 m c mhcr ,,f 1 hl' \V.1 , h 1 ng
n e nc e. ll'erl' d isc ussed 1n the C \ i l u m n . I ar11lpg1:c
l 1 ll1,
J . 1 ughrer, A m y P.ron,r e m , 1 1 \'l'' 1 11
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the t 1 mc you reaJ r h 1 , m.11· we l l rec r 1 , m : the
Boh Bruce '40. I erred. I 'lwukl h<i\'L' hecn Lh ll1g
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un, ( :.i r l . l i \T' 1 11 P.u 1 , , France, , in d h1 ' L'\I' York
. . Betty Anne Royal Spiegel '42
nffer' , 1 1 , i r1 e r y , , f pn 1t,!rn tn , 1 n c l u d 1 11g l c L r t t rL",
C 1 1 1 11 1 t h 11ne "'n . 1 11 d 1>nt• J,1u g h rer. Ron re
piegel by c ru ismg ro Gen1 1<1 .mJ Mu
mu,eum " ' ' I t ' .1 11Ll L!·lfdcn 1 1 1ltr,. ReL e n t h 'he h a ' -.een 1.trge Owen F. d l , ll1 '4 '5 , Larry Kaplan
n 1 11 g ; 1 ' u m mer hnmc 1 11 E<1't H ampwn, Long
w horh men .
celehrated her 50 ye;ir, ,i( marm1gc w Cicnrge Charle:,
!.! h f . I f 1 h L'
pmt r h .n he ' ' wmk 111g 11 1 r h .111 a rc hi tec t plan
m1cn a hoard the \ '1siafjord. P.nrh arc \ ,, lu nreer' 1 11
and K c \' 1 11 Fahe) '00 ,111J c1 1rrc ptmd, 11 1 t h
[ ,[,111d. H e " ·" p l.mn mg r11 wur
many C i \'IC and c h u rc h proj l'c r .• .
Roberta Young, H ;1 :cl H uc k t r1' l\. k r r d l
f,1r ,1 mnn t h rh1
. . Margaret
Campbe l l Timberlake '42 ha> t11•11 daughter"
one ,1f whom, a Colhy gradu;He, j, exec u t i ve
C<m > I
' 4 0 ;mJ
<1rren[er R1 ,hcc '49. On TV -.he h,1, 'l'l'n
Percr H ar t '64. wh<' 1 n ft1rm-. .ibum rul[,, ,mJ Larry Kaplan, ll'ho ll'c1' 1 n tcrv 1 ell'l'd < 111 r h e
cw Zealand
11 inter . . . . David Choate,
annrhcr rcgu l< ir Cllrre ponJe n t , w ri te' from
Englc\\\l\)d, c, 1ln. H t; Slli1, Jeff. I' a fi l m dt>
daughter d i rect a women'< residence ( YWCA ) .
C - ' PA
l a -. [ J ,mua ry . M a r i l y n ,,1 1 d , h e ,uJ
m hutnr for P,1ramounr . H e haJ a baby-naming c e remnn · 111 l w , hacky,1rd for h 1' daughter
Margaret ha- been to Europe t h ree t i rneo, anJ ll' i l l
den l y hecame pnl m c a l l y l ll'l' ' rl'J w hen ,he lo,r
Wendy\ b<1by, AnnaBe,;. A rea l ba; h ! La-t
g o aga i n .
all h e r h ea l [ h 1 11,urn ncc ,, 1 e n r ago and h e r
o,rn n):! h e went tn anc un anJ -norkeled and \' i , 1 ted archaeolog i c. a l . i re-. exr he p l ans to
d i rector of a soc ial
er\'icl' agency. The nrher
he enjoys l ine danc i ng. ja:::, hnJge <lnd
cari ng for her elderly mother, age 9 7 .
congrc. 'man he l peJ her get 1t re1 11,rntcd. Sh e pa r t ic u l a r l y enioyo; her hrn ther , h i ; w i fe a nd
\'l>lt
47 Ida Tyler Morse confes es ro being der
t h e i r fi,·e c h i l d rl'n and grandc h dJ rc n . . . . I n
to re t i re 111 J a nuary. Da v id spend' a day a week
-Fletcher Earon
e l i c t in contact in g Colby and c l assmate·, so r h i
�
w 1 t:crland with h i, wife, Diane, who wa·
August I h<1J a Jel ightfu l owrn 1gh[ \\' 1 t h J an e
teach mg Eng lis h at an <i lrernat ive private ·chool
Rol l in s, w hom l hadn'[ :.c en in
y ea r s . A l
compo>eJ mo tly of Hi panic h igh chool t u
35
is a great opportun i ty to do a b i t o f r n t c h ing up.
t hough w e mi ked u n n l 2 a . m . , l ,w,recr we
d e n t . . . . Howel l C l e m e n t , Dav i J ' old Head
I n add i t ion to rais ing five c h i ld re n , two of her
d i d n '[ heg i n w cnvcr aJequa[ely all the m rer
man H a l l roommate, w r i re· c har occer is the
own and duee i n h e r i te d , he ay
ven i ng yearb. H e r career a
r h mg right now and both grandch i l d ren are
h e spent her
l i brarian i n c l u ded
work i ng years in a '"wild a sort me n t of fasc i na t
k id more and Bard col l ege and the ta re l ibrary
i n g jo bs." T he e i n c luded coord i nator of educa
111 A l bany. Later i n the mnn t h , J ohn and l haJ
t i o n a l s e r v i c e s for her local P B
a pleasan t day a t th e beach w i t h Bob '49 and
sta[ion,
managing t h e c a p i t a l campa ign to h u i ld a new C O L B Y
S P R I N G
1 9 9 7
Ph y l l i
M c K i e l Bed i g ' 4
30
1 11 M a r h f i e l d ,
1 1wolveJ. H e gilt "ropeJ 111to h e l p i ng coac h . " T h e n u m ber o f part i c i pan t
i n c rea·ed and a
hortage of referees de\'eloped. Bottom l i ne i t ha t he ended up referee i ng a l l e ight game·.
A L L �I '.: I
L A R li F.
uhsequen r l y he rook an m'truu1on C < >u r-e ancl
Understanding Depression
T
.A T
i now a cen i f1 ed ref at
7 0 years of age .
H e ,ay ,
" I t may nor be the smanc�r rhin!< I ha\·e e\·er done-rho e kids can run \'er\' fa - r . " Holl'e l l a l s o d o e s a Meals-on-Wheeb del 1 \'Cr\' o n c l a
Oracle got 1 1
Klein also 1s director of the
right Donald F K l e i n 4 7
he 1 947
department o f therapeutics at
"can psycho-analyze anyone and
the New York State Psychiatric
does " Fittyyears later. Klein ' s 1 5
Institute With a staff of 1 60 in
books and 400 articles 1 n the field
four areas dealing with panic
and his teaching pos1t1ons. fed eral consultancies . grants and member ships 1 n professio n a l societies a n d on editorial boards
Donald F. K l
proclaim that the Oracle was downright delph1c At the New York State Psychiatric Institute .
e
and anxiety . depression. schi zophrenia and b1olog1cal stud
i n · 47
ies. he's "between a d i rector
while and fundable .
.. Klein has contributed
recently to studies about the role of biology
nature of panic and depression. He has devel
and genetics t n anxiety disorders. His 65-hour week inc ludes one day 1n
evaluated therapies for treating such disorders
private practice 1 n Manhattan "and weekend
as agoraphobia. social phobias, childhood aso
and evening work to stay abreast of the
cial schizophrenia and attention def1c1t He 1den
literature I t s a monumental rea d i ng JOb, but
t1f1ed and gave a name to panic disorder
I really like 1 1 . It's very stimulating .
Freud at Colby As a pre-med Pht Beta Kappa
ser\'ed near home ll1 Kalt pe l l . Mont., that I am sure e1·eryone would enjoy, but I Jou ht the ed1tor' would g 1 \·e us rhe pace . . . . We spenr a foggy
ummer
a i l i n g in Massachuserb ancl
Rhode I s land and on our rrnd 1 tional <;tOp in Menem ha \·i s i ted with Marvin J oslow. Thanb to rho,e of you ll'ho \\Tote m us. Your lerter' ll ' ere fi l led ll' i rh nell'· and made tlw. Joh a lot easier. -Dat•1d and Dorothv Marson
49
Martha Bennett Headley, RR 1 , Box
1 98 , Acron, NH
03 09,
wnh husband R ichard
and Colby roommare Ann Jennings Tau. ing and her hu band enjoyed rhe summer exc 1 te ment ofa dinner trip on rhe Mount Washi ngron
oped psychiatric class1f1cat1on systems and
Klein, who also 1s a professor of psyc�1atry at
lengthy paragraph on 1\' l ld an i mal- he ha, ub
and a consultant." he sai d . "We
try to figure out what s sc1ent1f1cally worth-
Klein directs a large research program on the
Columbia University. says he stumbled onto
week and performs w i th a l ocal chon1l group
doing r11·0 ro three conccrrs a year. H e ll'rore a
..
said
Klein whose wife. Rachel. 1s a professor of psychology at Columbia Klein also serves as president of The
� reamboar out of Wolfeboro. Dick and Marry ha\'e g 1 \'en up tra\·el in rheir mnror coach anJ ll'dl he ren t i ng m Ve11 1ce, Fla., for six monrh' rh1s w i n rer-ro a\·oid the snow ' . . . I apprec i ared rhe nore from M i llie
'4
chnebhe R iordan
. Thanks . . . . Richard Fisch, M . D . , ll'rite
j j j M i ddlefield Road, Palo Alm, CA 9430 1 . H i s c h i ldren are Oa\' id, Amy, ara and from
Benj amin. R ichard, a psyc h i atrist, 1s a nilun teer ar Planned Parenthood and an i n.rrumenr rated p i lot. ( A nyone wanr to JOin rhe Geriatric A i r Forc e ? ) H e say he discovered rhar choco
who graduated 1n three years at the age of 1 8. he
National Foundation for Depressive I l l ness. a
depres ed .
never bought Freud . " he says. and wanted to be
nonprofit educational organization he helped
2 1 0 0pal A \·enue, Ba l hoa Hand, CA 92 662 , i
a research psychoanalyst to test the Viennese
establish Some 1 0 to 12 mi l l ion Americans
late 1s nm one of the basic food group , got
.
. . Miriam Dic k i nson Hammond,
retired a is her hu-band, R i chard. The ir on i' a graduate of the U n i\·er iry of Californ ia m
psychiatrist's ideas. But doing m1l1tary service
become depressed each year and about 2
with the U S Public Health Service Narcotics
million live with manic-depressive episodes.
Hospital 1n Lexington. Ky . where he was 1n
Klein says. "There are a lot more (people
We t Lafaye tte, I nd . . . . Everett J . Felker, C h 1 -
charge of the adm1ss1on and withdrawal service
experiencing depression] out there than any
Mex ico, and h i
of the 1 ,000-bed prison. he became interested 1n
body thought Only one third get treated. It's
the use of drugs to treat psychiatric disorders
a tremendous public health drag. It's forty
'Drugs came 1 n the m i d d l e f1ft1es I ' g rew
b i l l ion dollars a year 1 n lost productivity "
up with psychopharmacology," said Klein ,
Understanding Depress10n, Klein's co
who later was medical director for research
written 1 993 book that details the course of
and evaluation at New York's H i l l side Hospi
depression and manic-depression and of
tal. Hts co-written Diagnosis and Drug Treat
fers theories about d i agnosis and treatment
ment of Psych1atnc Disorders ( 1 969) was the
as well as the causes of mood d isorders, is
ftrst texbook of c l in ical psychopharmacology .
helping to educate the general public. " I t ' s a
He says that " f1x1ng a derangement" through
book tor lay people," Klein said-"how to go
drug therapy ts the biggest advance i n the
get help. where to go, the kind of people
treatment of depression 1 n the last 40 years.
l i kely to help you out "
-Robert Gillespie
l rv me and now 1 1 \·es in Parker, A n : . M i riam and R ichard recently spenr five weeks trave l i ng and Fran Benner Kimpel i n
and visi ted J ac k '4
calayo 96 3 , C o l . Lmdavista, Mexico, D . F . 07 300, homemaker spou e , G loria
olis, ha\'e rhree c h ildren: Eric, 4 1 , is well
placed on rhe i nfo City;
on ya,
39, ha
uperhighway i n Mexico a graphic design bu ine s in
Hou ron, T exa ; and J a mes, 3 7, works m reser varions for Aeromexico in Houston. Everett ha pent 36 year south of rhe border, 10 year a a plast i c factory manager, 1 4 as a srarionery tore manager and 1 2 teaching private language c las e in English, French and German. Recent vaca t io n
included \'i irs to Bogo t a , i land of the
Aegean,
pain and Portuga l ,
ourh Florida and
Las Vega .
-Robert M.
50 Thanks ro all of y
que t ionnaire . I t wa
Tonge Sr.
u who ent me your
grear to hear from so
many . . . . Audrey ( Founta i n '49) and Hugh
J ordan are l i v ing i n Whi penng P i ne ,
.C.
i n that premier golf area of P i nehurst. Hugh has
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t h;H .tilh ; 1 l u rn n 1 d(l lllcleed suron t h e College
computer Cl)Ur'e anll n1 111· I\ <tnt' tn get back to
\\'llrk < lll a c h i l dre n \ hook 'he '!.Hted \'e;ir'
when \I e Jnn,ue, I reit l 1 :e tr mi g ht be a ·acnfice, 1mJ 1 1 \hriu/J be. C,1111) I ' \\'\)rth t r ! end for a new
Crom wel l , Con n . , ll'here · h e is very i n 1·nh·ed i n
ag,1. . . . And in � ara"1rn, Fh1 . , 1, Ernie Harnden,
p:tmphlet, ' ol h\' at a Glance.' l r ' packed \1· 1th
ch urch act i v i t ie . They t i l l see many friend, 1 11
ll'hu ha, had "a 1·cr\ ,,m,fymg l,rn pr;ic t ic e t here
W e t he rsfi e l d , C on n . . w h e re t h e y form erl y
· mce l 9 7 0 . " . . . Frank Gavel , \Xl i l t<)ll,
nnn., "
1·our 'rndc h l o,)d pre-sure' respond; read ing of
l i ved . . . . Charles Lord, l i v i n g i n Oak wn, Va ..
reti red 11011' fn1rn hi � 'enmdary ruhl 1 c 'chuul
h a retired from gove rn m e n t \\'ork bur sri I I dnes
ad rn i n i�trM1on career, 1 11 ll'h tch he ha' k noll'n
Grea1·es 11' 1 1 1 he glitd rn mad you one-wrne to
re t i rement great ? . . . Barbara Preble Norton write
from a r e t i r e m e n t c o m m u n i t y 1 11
orne consu l t i ng. He and hi, ll'ife, Colette, h ave seven c h i l d re n and e i ght grandc h i lJren . . A nother of t he married vets \\'ho l i ved i n t he vets' apart ment is George Paine J r. H e' · now a re t i red pec i a l age n t w i t h rhe F. B . l . and l i v i ng i n M i ion V i ejo, Ca l if. They have ·even c h i ldren, the oldest born i n Waterv i l l e in 1 949. They've
, t el ' e a t
Watem l l e , M E 0490 1 . Keep u p t he great work,
hi· fi ve-day R &R spent m J apan \\' h i l e ,erl' i n o i n the
U
M C i n Korea m 1 9 5 2 . H e a l'o \\'as a
m i nor league player in the Red �ox organt :a tion. Let" all hope Fra n k \\' i ns the lnrrery, be cau e h e promi e
to "rhrow a h uge parry for
Harriman. H e loves re t i re ment an d is spend i ng
Bill Heubisch i n A na h e i m , Cal if., c a tc h i ng us
1 9 9 7
te1·e
2 6 .000 ,tuJenb ( 'Ver t he ye<ir-.. Frank ' t i II counts
el'eryone w i th whom my contacts have been
. r R I N G
t h l' t r acc,1rnp l 1 s hrn e n t s 1 s wonderfu l .
as a h i g h l ight of h i . l i fe mce Co l hy gradu a t ion
been assigned to Wash i ngton , D.C .. Ohio and a n A n to n i a , T exa . George is enjoying go lf and sports now . . . . Al o i n Ca l i forn i a i J oh n
C O L B Y
olh\' minrmat t<)n. When n1u read 1r, watch
posi t ive (and perhaps nor ·o pl1 i t i v e ) during the l a t 6
years." . . . I got a oreat lerter from
32
'5 l er
nlhv
o l l e g e . M ayflower H i l l ,
. You are w m ne r
52
1"
-Barbara Jefferson Walker
Your r union committee-Ben
ear ,
c h a t r , Norma Bergqui t Garnett, Ray Keye ,
Barbara Bone Leavitt, Dave L nn and Eddi Mil ler Mordecai-are a l l eager to hear rhat you are corn i ng to our 4 5 t h in J une. We hope you a l l have heeded Da1·e' \1·onderful l e t ter about our
. -\ L l �\ -..; I
reunion c l as gift . . . . Had a terrific m m 1 - reun ion last fall m Wolfeboro.
.H .. at the home of J i m
and Eb \Varendorf H u l m
'S J .
I n at tendance for
the fun and g lorious weather were
Ll)U
and
Nancy N elson Cedrone from /\ br\ land. Bet y Fi.her Kearney from A lal->ama and a e11· E n gland con r mgenr inc l u d i ng R o b ' 5 1 and Joan Kelby Cannell , A l and J oan Martin L a m o n t ,
1 99 7 .
poran ly \\" h i l e she keeps up ll" tth her hu-;1· sc hed
u n i on p l a n n 1 11 g mcet i n o so m e t i m e cl u r i n u
for '96 a n d ' 9 7 after fi n i s h i ng a fi,·e-\"ear t i n t a '
A l u m n i We<:'kend. N e l s on,,Be w r i d ge could nl)
�
the t 1 1ne to 11T1te a bc1nk, then plan., rn renrc
dnwe rn Waren· i l l e on Sat urday morn 1 11g. I t
from the Corne l l fac u l t y . A l i c e and Bob ha1·e
11·a
fun c o 'et' > O man\ L 1 m t l 1ar face..,, dmlmg
grand c h i ldren and fi,·e grea t - grandc h i ldren.
them Carolyn English Caci ll" ith her grand
Da\'l' Lynn reported a
head l)f romance studies at Corne l l . � h e 1s u s tng
Eaton B i l l ington said 'he couldn't refuse. We
daughter,
the t i me together. .
u l e . H e reports that A l ice t> rakin!.! a ,,1bba t 1 c . i l
attend bee<lLhe l)fa golf engagemenr, bur P r i s c i l l a
Mark ' 5 1 a n d E d d i M i l ler /\. ! ordeca t a n d Ed and and d i ned by our ho>es and thoroughh· enioyed
L :\ R G E
an ( M u rray ) and C h as e Lasbury
c a l led me la,r fa l l , hop i ng to ha,·e a short re
Mary
argent Swift. We were heart i l y w med
. '\ T
l\tm
Burnham Deering ' 5 5 . Karl ' 5 4
and J a ne M i l l err Dornhh '54,
'
5 5 , Ch<Hlie W i ndhorst
ick S a rr i ::. ' 5 4 c1nd ht' daughter, Ed
three c h i ldren ( frc1m Rob's fir,t mamage ) , four . . . Caro lyn English Cac i rold me that Tommy
Thompson Staples mc1,·ed to T i ml m 1 u m ,
Id.
N<l\I" I ll' i l l let you all i n Lm a Incle plan fcir p.irt
llf llur next re un ion . Carolyn o;a�-, chat Nick
arns and Lou F e rr agu : : i ha,·e \\'ri tten a play,
gr<'at nme at a recent m m 1 - reun 1on \\' I t h J oh n
F ra k tman ancl the L1 ,hurys. .
Waalewyn and J oh n and B i c k i V a u g h a n McCoy. 1 apologt:e rn a n y other attendee,, but that wa the l i m i t of my infurnr n t ton . . . . E l l en Lewis Huff, whl1 l i \·e, 111 M a m e and teache;.
s u mmer I hecird from a fell" c l a>>mates. Barnet
a murder n w tery i n ll'h ich >L)me llf the 1 949
Fain has re t i red but rem a 1 11, chair Lll rhe board
freshmen \\' i l l be the major players. A l thl1ugh
t1I tru<ree' at the Rhode [ <; land �chl1ol c1f Design
peeked at it hriefl) at Homecomin�.
,mJ vice chair of L i fe Span Health
read it, so the Jern i l s \\· 1 1 1 have to folio\\·. I gue>
\' 1olin and \" llila, says that ,he had a good ,· 1 ; 1 t
Rhode bland drea h,1.;p 1t ak He has t1rn c h i l
11· 1 th Greta Anthoen en C h e l e y , ll'ho l l \·e, m
dren ancl three gra ndch i ldren. Like m a n y n f u , ° he keep> fi t I ll ,.,ime k i ne! of 'pnrt; for h 1 m It I >
Alaska and oversee
an outreach m l '> l llnary
orga n 1 :a t in n to : i b e r i a . . . . The
During the
y<;tenb <lt
] im Tabor '5 1
ne1·er ant t c 1 pa re d when you left
I ll" i l l ha,·e to keep you guessma for the n<:'xt year -Barhara Eascerbrooks \laile:·
s n
m •> a n we • . Kathy M a r k h a m Hab berley atd she hadn't expected rn bec om e a reacher but ended up re ally enjc)ying teach111g t n Roxbury,
M u wal lnsilrance Co . , where he has recei·ved the Top Producer's S ales Au:arcl three rimes . Because of his volun teer work at a com m unit)' )'Guth center and his
'he wa> a l 'o surpri,ed tll
work
have lived for 2 2 years 111 England. he plan
Cheshire , Conn . , on the day after
hi Colby graduation began his career with Liberty
Colb) ?" There were ume m rere r
Mas
,
to
help rebuild it after a fire , a room in the new
ro attend the rcu n mn .
54
e
Eugen Floyd wri te, from
Mas apeq ua,
. Y . , where he Jnd
h1- w1fe, _ h i rley, both re t i red, ha,·e a grand torn I of two c h i ldren, s i x grandc h i l dren and t h ree g re a t
grandc h i ldren. I n response to \\'hat change
ha,·e occurred i n hi
l i fe ,
G e n e rep l i e d , "hea l thw1se, a hearr arrack on 7/4/9 5 , and my oolf game gm \\'or, e . " When he thinb Llf Colby, he mo t re members the
center is named the Tabor Room .
Ray G r a n t a n d h t , w i fe, Marilyn,
Levine Bros . , B i l l Bryant and h is
have pent the i r l i ves in the /\ l c r h
roommate. Gene ll"Ould l ik e to av w c l assmates, " let's a l l be pre ent at
od i t m m 1 t ry. Ray a y , hts unantt c tpated a h ie\'ement ha- hcen to wnrk \\' 1th
\\' I mming
or
gLJlf.
. Another Rhode J,l anJ
rhe next reun 1on and God b less u - a l l . " . . . Tony
Habtrat for H u ma n i ty 111 Topeka Ka n . , which
re i de m . Dr. Robert Gordon, says he and h i
and M a r l e n e
re c en t ly completed their 40rh hou,e. B i l l
w1fc. Diane, ha\'C three ,-er\ young g i rls. H e
Waten· i l le, ll"here they are both reti red. Thi
Gardner happily reported t h a t he "got soher L 9 ago , a d ay at a time." J eanne D'Wolf Gronqui t ne\'er expected to m a r r ) a F111n a n d to be very involved w i t h l t bram� , even t u a l h hecom i ng a member of the M 111ne ma 'rare l i brary p lann 111g ta k force. Ra and Merr • Crane Evan work for a C i t i :en Patrol ulun teer Group for a nearb ( tn O ra n u a , a l t f. ) mall w n . Not ure w e a l l k now what a Cm2en Patrol 1· ( not a m i l t i a , I tru>t ) . . . . I a l o ke d peo p l e ro t e l me of their recenr or ant i c i pa t e d t a e l . A nybo y h a v e a n ElderHo t e l trip co re c o m m nd ? J erry Holt: wri te' fmm Brook l i ne , Mas ., that he and hi w i fe have been charter a d 111g 1 11 the V 1 rg i n I · land - and plan to do 1t again. Pamela Cash Fisher from Clearwater, Fl a., vims her c h i ldren in Al abama and e \'ada. o r ma Bergqui t Garnett 1 p l a n n 1 11g a trip tu Po r r ug a l . pain a n Fra n c e 111 M ay 1 99 7 . W e all know t h a t h e ' l l be b a c k for our J u ne ha p p e n i ng. You be there too ! year
o
rn
rv �
l
e
t
d
d
-Edna Miller Mordecai
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eport d
The last new I r e in our previ f J o h n Lee' book, due to come our m October. However, he later wrote to me t ha r 1 t wa n ' t to be publi hed until J anuary
ous column wa
I
ha\·e nnt
or ,o. Thar's all for no\\'. Thanks for yl1ur nc\\',.
que ·tion of the last call for new wa , "What have you done that you
l
H u rd J a b a r a re l i v i n g in
a d d , 1ngg111g, c a l i t h e n 1 0 , t e n n 1 . a n d w 1 m m i ng
a l lows them to w i nter where they want, i . e . , this
up-heat nure. H e 'aY' h i, grandson, Jonathan
Apri l . And t h e y can golf, g o l f a n d more golf'
w
h i s cl a d \ rour 1 11e>. . . . Bob Dow >ent a very
year they went to Ari:ona, then off to Spa i n 1 11
H i l t:, now attend, Colby, so Bnb and hi- w i fe
on Tony Jr. recently started h i own bu-ine -
get 1 11n1 lved in the College more, e pec i a l l y
manufacturing and sell ing environmen tally ,afe
d u r i ng foor hall a n d ha,eball eason . B o b · a y h e
c leaning fl u ids for paper machines. They keep
m i ' e work 1n pa toral counse l i ng . but he 1 · - r i l l
bu>y with e ight grandc h i ldren, including one
1 11volved 1 1 1 preaching a n d teach mg a d u l t
m
granddaughter who \\'a adopted from Rus ia.
churc h . He pends at lea t four months 111 Florida,
Their ret i remenr r i ps: " re t i re early and make
Devan se nt a brief note to re m i nd u a l l to keep Marty Friedlaender informed 1fat a l l po · 1 ble . . . . An other recent reti ree 1 s S h i rl e y Harrington F u rdon. he had worked for 2 0 year as a manu
every day an experience." Asked what they
plu a month of tra\·e l i ng . . . . Mar
haYe done that they ne\'er a n t i c i pated when they left Colby, the rep l y : "gotten old 1 " The J abar wou ld l i ke t o ask c l a
mates "why they do
n o t a n wer q u e s t i o n n a i r e . " .
facturer rep. Her hu-band ll' i l l re t ire oon, o
. Sophia Hadjigeorgiou K ra l l i and her h u band, E l i a s ,
they look forward to ·pending more t i me with
a r e b o t h retired and l i v ing in A thens, Greece.
their grandc h i ldren Ill the Tuftenboro, N . H . ,
They have three c h i ldren. Aspa work
i n the
u mm e r h o u e . Aruba was their winter de t i na t ion for the l a t 14 years. h i rley ay- he keep
fam i l y company and h a two daughter ,
arasha
fit wa l k i ng two m i les a few t imes a week . . Elaine Kahn G reenberg al o makes w a l k i ng her
i
doing re earch work at the U n i versi ty of
California i n
an Franc isco, and A lex i
a member of the fam i l y company.
is al·o
ophia tays
he keep in
busy w i t h garden ing, community projects, read
touch with Barbara Forrest Young, whom he a w a lot of when l i v i ng i n the Wash ington,
other from Colby, i n c l ud i ng Carolyn English
d a i l y exerc i·e a long w n h renn i-.
ing and travel i no.
he ha kept i n touch w i t h
D.C . , area, and with Carolyn Doe Wozni c k . three c h i ldren a n d t w o grand on .
Cac i ' .5 3 , V i rg inia Fa l kenbury Aron on ' 5 3 ,
E l a ine ha
L retta Thompson
H a l l , husband of A l i c e Colby Hall, appointed h i mse lf her pub l i c i t y manager tern-
Friedlaender ' 5 3 . W h e n s h e remembers Colby,
. . . Bob
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taples ' 5 3 a n d Marty
oph i a th ink of Profe ·or McCoy and h i s w i fe
P R I N G
1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
\ I L \\ '\ I
\ I
I
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c
.tlfL'l l ll 'll,
\l' l l h grc.11
1 hi: '-' ' k l \I L '. 1 r h c r . ,11, 111
Teach Outreach
;m,J i:xci: l l c n t p ru d u r 1 1 1 11' 1 if l hc r l l l' . H L' f gr< 'up
Snph 1 , 1 11' < n i l d l i l, L' t<> a rr;mgc , 1 rL· u n 1 1 111 1 11
G rcL'LL' . . . .
Betty Lattar
Longbo t t o m l 1 1·i:, 1 1 1
Porr l . 111d. l\ L 1 1 nL '. whc rL' ' h e 1 " l 1 rl'L l 1 lr < 1 f p l . 1 n nL·cl
l'\I E n g l . 1 11,J ,! 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1
g 1 \· 1 n g l 1 1r r h L· n 1 1rt h L·rn 1>f r h c
S.1h·, n 1 1 >n
A r m \ . ,' hL· h . i ' t h ri:i: L h i l d rcn
R1 ,hcrt 1 , d 1 rc l l < l r
,,f
rhc R.1J 1 1 1 C1 1 y
f u,IL
1 1.tll
' h r i 't 1 11.1, , J h n1 , 1 11,J h.1J , 1 , 1 1 1 . 1 , h l ) f f - 1 ' r,i. 1 d11 . 1 1
l < ' Rcl i ) \ l 'i - 1111 11 1 1 h 1 • k l h,1, . 1 clcgrce 1 11 L'< l r h
h n , A nd rc11 1' f ; n her
gr;md . 1 u g h t i: r , ;m,J A m y
c h i l d h , , , ,,I c J u c < n 1nn . Fli: r r ) h,h hcL'n . 1 u 1 ng p r1 1k " ' ' ' n . 1 l l y lnr 40- p J 1 1 , \ i:. 1 r , . Shl' h . " 1 r. 1 1 -
W
ha t 's 1n a n a m e ? S e l f asser 1v ·ness <1
! h e w o r � c t1dlleng1r g ard rewarding
Pickles Hawortl1 5 7
a g reat nc:: d
Haworth tells her story 1 n a soil vo1ce l 11al belies t h
n a r ra 1ve As Lucy Pickles from
1 , tiO!
Rc· t t \ remem
/\ 1 . 1 1 -
fl ,1wcr H i l l , r,t l m e r H u u , c . l\ t r, . K c 1 e , , l '. 1 r k ' Di ner, O n i e \ , The
J dt . r ill'
l�1 x lc r, , ( ' h . 1 11111l',
E L l1 l 1 i: Cl l l g. l ll , r,nl'Jer .mJ W i g , l ) c·nL' k l l 1 - . 1 n 1 ' 5 1 ] . R, 1herr' n 1 , 1n, F11" l- l . t l l . 1 11cl ck'. i r l r t L'llJ , . "
S hi:
re c e nt l y ' · "' LL1i,
McCart\' Carl,on ,
11 h"
111,1n 1 , /CrJrs leac h i n g i n m ates a n d f i n d s
commitment to soc1cil 1ust1ce ;md sorn ,
t h e C a r 1 hhc;m and H . 1 11·, 1 1 1-.mJ w.lll l ' l < > ,.i i i ; 1 rn u n J t h e \l'l>rkl 1 1 h e n ,he
S i n c e t h e n she h a s s pent more
family l11story among other l h 1 ngs for L u c 1 l l
e l i:J t 1 1 E ngl.111cl , Seu1 l a 11d. I rL· l . lll J , Fr. t n L L ', I 1 . t l 1 .
hcr' " r he R1'l1L'\' W t l l 1 . i m , f . i m 1 h , hl'<lul t l u l
she· s a i d
Rhode I s land
Maryland in t he
c er1 t l e
ally 1 950s to
attend Hood College beca11se she was eager to part1c1µat
111
01 l y
"/
c 1e nr 1 n s as MY.
t1ey re not a part of the c u l
grc:m nt'd in the
/n·isc m .S )' S tem . Clln
a s a d 1 u s t m e n problems
They have such l arge gaps,
fmmd ll
If )' C I H
she
said c f scri�J1ng 1rma e s e d u c a t i o n a l defJ-
strength evident 1 r h e r
she 1 1 1 out for
I found
r the pr ison SiStem
J!,t'[
t.;re a n d thal s often the p r o b lem
I f y o u c a n get beyond
r1or
at many of them carry
t at tougt1 swa g g e r i n g ellte
, i J ,\ l 1 , 1 n n 1keLI 1 1 1 f u n d r; 1 1 , 1 1 1g . . . . Karl Dorn i;.h
c o l l e g e a t l1 l e t 1 c s
\1T 1 tc' fr11m W 1 11 , l 1 1 w , /\ L u ne , where he 1 , prc
t h e a l l - worn n s collPges h k e
hnond thm
o cover up a lo of hurt under
Hood offered m u c h of a pro
Wl lgh , sim�ering
n e a h then you c a n make a
p<1 r 1 11g r u rL' t t rl' < l fr c r
-fl'
\ L'ar' 1 1 ! p.1pnm . 1 k 1 n ).!
w i t h S . Ll. W;1 rri: n . 1-il' and w i ll' J.1 11c· ( 1 t l ll't t ' 5 ) ) h . 1 1·e t h rL'C m ; 1 m eJ J , 1 u gh 1 n, , r h rl'L' g r. i nc l · c h i lJren ;mJ an Engl t ,h 'L't tl' r . K . 1 r l kL·ep'
.IL ·
t i 1·c 11· 1 t h tcnn i - , h 1 k 1 11 g , c , 1111 1etng, h u n l t n g ,
fi,h 1 ng ;mJ , k 1 1 n g .
-£311/ cmd Pt•nn\ Tlm:1ha EJ1r1n
55
l t " H1imec1>1rnng < I '
I
\\Till' r h 1,; we\'L'
hacl :i nice wi:i:kenJ \\' 1 t h 'c1· c r . t l L l <1,,m,1rc' hac k
w cnJ Ll)
fa l l 1 n1 c < 1 m p u , . T11ur' 11 l.'rl.' g 1 1 L'n
in <>ur r h rcc n e w h u t l J 1 ng,-rhe Pugh C e n t e r , named f11r L a r r y ' 5 6 and J ean Van
Cu ran Pugh ,
the Pau l J . _'c h u pf G a l kr) h o u , m g A le x K a r : \
gram then
and
She transl n d tc
Colby and made her own op
the then- new Alfond ice arena
[ the: inmatc:.s]
her marr e d na'Tle Moulton
can--\' to covc:r
w h i l e h e r c h i l d re n l i ve d at
early 1 n the morn ing to skate 'when the ice was smooth and I had 1 t a l l to myself An E ng l i sh ma1or she took a
w a i t u n t i l you see t h " i nc r , J 1 h l e 'c 1encc fac i l
Providence Public Library after
ity-a far c ry from o u r lah., a nJ icL t u rc h a l l,, l
graduation but soon decided she
ca
m e e t w i th , t u dl.'n t ' and
f c u l t y , to ,. , , i t r h e ne\\'
b u i l d i n g> . to e x pe r ie n e the c u n t mu 1 ng priJe
or a dozen
nllln )' of
JOb as children s li brarian 111 the
w i � h you a l l c o u l J spenJ r i me ''n c a mpu' r1 1
01 arced
portu111t1es for sports going r to
p;1 1 n t 1 ng' anJ r h e CJl i n , c 1 c n c c Fl u t l J 1 n g . T h , ,L'
add i t inn;. m n u r campu' arl' 1 m pre"11'c. J u ' r
lot of progress
exterior that
1ears s h e w a s h a p py t o keep
itp a lot of h urt underneath , then '\'Cnt
a lo t
can mak
of progre
could do more to help ch ildre n
•
home But once they teft the nest for c o l l e g e Haworth was read to change her surname G rowing u p she c ame to ac
.s . "
cept her b 1 r h n a m e Pickles
b u t I really d 1 d n t w a n t to go
back to that
( I t s English
enioy reading 1 f she w e r e a teacher So s h e
she s a i d . a d e r ivative of P1cts- H 1 l l ) S h e
went to Brown U111vers1ty and earned a master s
l i k e d h e r father's m i d d l e n ame
degree that included her teacher's cert1f1ca-
a n d discovered 1t c a m e from a g r eat-grand-
h on or ed a C C l u b m a n of the y e a r . C1mgr<:1tu
t1on She taught English at St Johnsbury Acad-
mother M a ry Haworth O n h e r grandfather s
by J ac k Deering, who, w i th w i fe Ann ( Bu rnham ) ,
emy 1n Vermont for seven years before marrying
E n g l i s h b i rt h cert1f1cate she found a s m a l l
that I , for one, feel for our c,1l lege. K a r l ' 5 4 . i n J I ,at w i t h four w on d e rfu l
o l h y .,e n 11 1 r women
a r h l c t c; <rnd c o a c h T r i , ha O'Brien at t h L' C1 i l hy
e
N i ght d i nner, where Sid Farr \l'<l'> Jc-,erveJ l y lation ,
iJ! The p re>cnt a t in n was ma d
was busy greet i n g o l d friends o n c a m p u s . A n n
had a gran d trip to l ra l y r h i fa l l . ( A correct ion from an earlier c\ll u m n : i t wa not J a c k and Ann's daughter who wa Vol unteer work keep
married.
tirry . ) .
J o h n Dutton busy i n
Haworth
and staying h o m e ( as Mrs L u c y Moulton ) for
X' 1 de n t 1 f 1 e d a s the mark of Mary Haworth . "
a decade to raise her ch ildren
R e a l 1 z 1 11 g t h a t h e r g re a t-grandmother, with
During those years she d i d some volun·
most other Victorian E n g l i s h women . had
a n d w h e n the
been derned a n education because of her
C a l i f. H e as ist� ·eniors in prepa r i ng tax returns
Northeast R e g i o n a l Correc tions f a c i l i t y later
c l ass a n d g e n d e r , Lucy Haworth d e c i d e d .
and counsels on health care through a health i n ura nce advocacy program. J oh n and J ane arc proud of son J ohn J r. , an A F a i r traffic contro l
a d v e r t i s e d for a f u l l - t i m e teacher she a p p l i e d
" a l l t h e m o r e r e a s o n I should take h e r n a m e .
and got the job d e s p i te a l a s t - m i n u t e a p p l i -
as m a n y of t h e p e o p l e I teach can not read
cation a n d several dozen competing c a n d 1 -
a n d w r i te . I t h o u g ht 1 t was a l ittle recom-
ret i re m e n t . H e a n d J a ne l ive i n Ci tru He ight�,
ler, who wa decorated by U A F a nd the J apa nese government for saving a commerc i al 747 over Oki nawa. Travels have taken t he D u t ton s to A l a ka and Key West . . . . Thomas Ford i�
C O L B Y
' P R I N G
1 9 9 7
teer tutoring at a local 1 a 1 I
dates. "They c o u l d n ' t bel ieve I wanted 1 t , "
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pense f o r h e r . "-S rephen
Collins ' 74
.'\ L L. �I N I
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gem ng u s eJ w re t i re me n t after m a n y year' with ForJ Motor Co m p a n y . He a n d \\' i fe Gretchen are ' ra y i n g m B rig h to n , M i c h . Tom
grand c h i ld arri 1·ed I 0 day' late nn J u ne I 0 anJ s1i Mack haJ to m 1, t h e 40r h . H mbancl J i m , a reti red foreign ,en· ice offi cer, i' now a m u n i c i
ll' i l l he d i ffi cu l t w u p rage Mac B l a nc h ar d ,
ing flying, m g i ng , sc u l p t i ng , gard e n i n g and .r nr 1 q u c car,. Jad, will be newly re t i reJ as \'Ou
p a l i udge i n W 1 oc nnoi n . lv l a c k ll'Ll u l d l i ke ro h e a r from Mickey Mcleod S teph ens o n and Par lv1 cCormack H u l tgren . . . . We are h appy tu report th<tt Lucy B l a i n e y G roening is hard
H u n1lir . " H a v i ng mnmed w i t h M ac for t h ree
is a col lector of L i one l e l ectric trams . . . . J o h n "Jack" Johnston ha se1·eral hobbie,, i n c l u cl
ma\ find t i me m e n J l1 Y t h ese 1 n ter e't" He and \\'1fe N 1 t : i ha1·e t h ree groll'n c h i l Jren anJ one grnnJ>on. H e r e l b m e th<1 t t h e Cla,. of 1 9 5 7 ha, 1 11\'i ted Cl1lby E i g h t frum rl' . 1J r h i
,o
at ll ' l 1 rk <b e x e c u t 11·c d i recmr nf the Duncan Conference Cente r i n De l m y Beac h . Lucy
II' hen -he fa i l ed to show u p lll1 t i me J u e tl1 <lll a u to accidenr. \\'h i c h left her a l i t t le b l a c k and blue and -;por t i n g a g i a n t
s c a reJ u'> :i l l a t re u n ion
th<ir er,1 t11 mg .H their 40th re u n ion. Preny ,pec 1 a l ! G re a r idea! . . . Barbara " i s t i e " Restall Horne Joe ' nnt r ra1·el 1·ia m n r m h l HTie
headache f,ir m u ' r of t h e fe,r i 1· i t 1e, . . . . R,1b111 a n d Dick Abedon tra 1- e led ro M a i ne from
(correc t11)n from earlier c o l u m n ) ; ra t her, ,he wor le· amunJ in a red M u ·rang n m l ' em h l e
We l l 1 11grun , Fhi . , ll'hcrc he ha- ' t a rred a nell' c a reer in a fi rm ll' i c h 5 00 lall'yer,, Let's h u r e
! i, tenmg to J i m m y Buffe t t . he ancl h w. ha n J hal' e had exc i t i ng tr ip' from M e x i c n t<l
1 u u ' l l h a \'\: r i m e r,1 e n J <l)' t h e , u n s h i n e ,
Bl>h
D i c k . . . . S u san M i l l e r H u n t ll'c)uld l i k e w
\\'el'kcnJ could very we l l be the Cnlhy E igh t ( o f
1 95 7 ) ,
ll'ho hal'e agreeJ tn make
a
one - t i m e
rec i a l appearance for o u r 40rh ! Then aga i n , I t
11 hll w i l l prm· 1de u' \\' I t h a program of " M a i n e years, I can assure you , rhb i ; a prngrnm you
ll'on't want to m i s1 .
. Diane J e n se n S n ow i,
enjoying re t i red l i fe w i t h her hu ba ne! . Bob, a ret i reJ U A i r p i lot. They have d i scovered the i nys of c ruise sh ips. I n 1 99 5 the y spent th ree 11·eek c r u i · ing the fj ord, of N nrwa y , and la,t J a n uary they c r u ised r h e warmer c l i me' of rhe Caribbean . . . . A l lan van Gestel wa, appomreJ w the Ma,,achusetr,
rec e n t l y , after
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upreme J ud i c i a l
ourr
years of pra c t i c i ng law 1 11 c h a t
stare. Congra r u l a r i ons to A l l a n . A l ha;, t wo
grown >lll1S and a daughrer, L a u ra , who is a
J•1 kar t a , even trek k i ng for four d a y' rn pr i m 1 -
hear fwm lv 1 1 c k e y 1' 1 c lend anJ from Ru tha nn
r 1 1·e l r ian .J aya. One l' c nr u re for r h e H urne' w,1,
i m monds. Tum ' 5 4 h,h re r i reJ from fu l l - r i me
B u ddy Bates and Don D i nw oodi e are hor h lll
ho,p i t a l m 1 111<trV anJ I' dl1ing >nme j:'<lrt - t l me
Co loraJo a nd wor k i ng in re lareJ fi e l d ,, . BuJdy
11 1rh Bi l l anJ Be tt y Cuthbert on C ro , , e n .
_
i<rie ;mJ Boli are 1 11 L agu na M igue l . C,1 l t f.
te ::i c h m g 111 h 1 , fi e l d . S u,dn gne> w Tangle\\'noJ
member of the Cl ass of 2000 at Colby.
and h i ll'1fe, Mary, host youths from rhe inner c i ty 111 t h e i r home, as part of rhe
When r h 1 11 k 1 11g hc1ck nn co l lege dars, John Hager remember nut likmg the fooJ, �'art t c u larl\ t h e
rork n·ery WeJne,Ja) J U ' [ whe n
remembers not liking the food , particularly the pork
he'J 1 e turneJ from J is. ec t mg a fe
every Wednesday just when he'd returned from
ral pig 111
h 1n
lab. He anJ w 1 ie
J ack ie ha1·e re ttred to N C John pcnc
pr o gra m Don i
for
troubled yo u ngst e r,, ;
a c o n ·u l tanr with the Re
nai·sance Consu l n ng G roup and cond u c ts · e m i n a r for t roubled ex-
dis ecting a fe cal pig in bio lab.
ew Bern,
39 year' w i t h
G ras·roor · A pen Ex r e r i e n c e , a
W'hen thinking bacl< on college days , John Hager '55
e c u r i 1·es. Don and his new wife, E l a i ne Gagne, wo rked i n wescern
the
M as,ac h u se t t · fo r a w h i le b u t found t h e l u re of
Dcfcn e � l a pp r ng A g e n c y . . . . D a d d a n J
each , u m mer to part i c 1 rare l ll ; 1 week of c horal
Nancy Robinson Rol l i ns d i d make t h e mu\'e
' 1 11 g 1 11g.
the Roc k ies too grear and ha1·e returned per
from
.ire horh retired anJ are enjoying be mg m the
gulf g,1me noll' th<H A ndy 1' J reti red U A L
r h e i r re mement home . . . . E l a me ( peer
EJ,t CL1a t .
ca rc<1 1 11 . The\ ha1·e ment 1,1ned a m i n i -go lf re
and Russ H iggins are l i l· i n g in
un 1l>n 1 11 E l 1 : a he rh C i t \ ,
com i ng
bot h a re reac h i ng E ng l ish. Rus a l ·o reaches
<111 I C<ime, H ug h , el'en t hough I
h u m a n i t i es, and E l a i ne teaches Engl ish as a
_
t . Ll1u 1 , Mo.,
w Chath a m ,
M a'' · The1
. M y he,t to <t l l of you. I l111·e
rcce1\' lng your lerrer
and " i l l keep ref111111g
the quest ionnaire the Col l ege send n u t .
-Jane M1llec /Jorn1sh
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Belated thank.., to ori Edmunds Grout for her fine work O\'er the ra'r fivl' year' in w m mg tlw, column . We a rc ha rr y r o re port
that she ha surce· fu l l y recl11·crcJ from the hanJ >urgery t h a t i n rerferreJ w t t h her reu n l l ln plans. , he and Don ' 5 4 are both rerire J , and their four Jaughrer' anJ three grnnJdaughrer'
all l t 1·e n e a rby . on would l t kt.> to hear from Pat McCormack Hul tgren . . . . We were a l ,o orq
not ro
mother'
et Yvonne
oble, hut ;,e t r l ing her
e'tilte and c a ri ng for t hree elderly
aunr- in aJJ n ion to her llWn rran -A r la n r i c fam i l y a n J career put her on t h e w r o n g 1de of t he ocean in J u ne. Von n ie is hoping to ,h1ft
from Canterbu ry , England, 111 the next few year
w Fi nleyv i l l e ,
Pa . ,
w reconnect w i t h her
mots. We're roormg for you, V mnie, rn make reunion. . . . A l Clapp, pre iJent of F111 a n c i a l
an I cllme , Su>an ' . . . N ao m i and Hugh Ander on are Cl mce n tra r i n g on the i r
'Pri ng . (
. C . , rhi
econd language . . . . I rece i ved a w o nderfu l
reply from Rose Stinson Z uck erm an rh1· past
J u l y . . . . And pea k mg nf sail mg, Lou '55 and
s u m mer. Rose, w idowed some time bac k , mar
l hdd <111 .wern1ghr �a d mg mr tLl Mon hegan
ried a lnng-t i me friend from England whn 1 s the
apt<l l ll Dave and Rosie Crou t
pre ident of Durham ( U . K . ) U n iver 1ty. Her
hamel Sortor i n Augu t , our first experience
fa m i l y no\\' i n c l ude n i ne c h i ldren ( w i t h even
blanJ w 1 c h
and <1 pre\' lew of a \\'ee k ' s rrip we took w i th r h e m L l n a c a n a l barge 111 Bu rgu ndy , France, i n
spou:,es ) and
15
g rand c h i ldre n . Rose l i ves in
England b u t re turns to rhe
rate
fre4 u en t l y w
Ocrober, along w 1 t h Tes ' and John J ubin k y . A l i t t le colJ dmi r a l l l and t ight quarters d id n ' t
v i s i t fa m i l y . Ha anyone el e in o u r c lass d i ned
d a mpen the caman1Jene on r h 1 0 adventure . . . We a l o had m 1 11 1 - re u n ioih w i t h J o h n and
write> from Binghamton,
J oa n W i l l iam
Marshal l at their c a b i n s in W e l l fleet and w i t h herry and Don R ice in
ac t i ve i n a n u mber of nonp rofi t orga n i : a t ion .
, u n aree. The Co l by connect and reconnect ha; heen a ;,pec i a l rlu::. to nur ret i rement , and we welcome all trave lers to 1 · i i t u s i n western
two grandc h i l d re n . . . . A rt and E l l ie G ray
Ma
. Au re vo1r r i l l next r i me .
-Kaihleen McConaughy �ambello
with rhe Queen of England ? . . . Mel Dunn
.Y., ch at h e i s st i l l
active in the insurance bu i n e
and i' abo
M e l and M yra have two married c h i l d re n and Ga t e nb y a re h op i ng to make the reu n io n , a l t ho ugh they a r e p l a n n i ng a 40th wed d i n g a n n i v e r a r y t r i p i n J u l y . Their three grown c h i ldren, J en , J i l l and Dav i d , are all our of the house and on their own. A rt and Ellie have become ad
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in We tche·rer Cou n c y in add i t ion to ru n n i ng hi fi nanc ial e m i nar , gue·r pea k i ng on ev
p l a n n i ng on send mg 111 their reservat i o n forms, which w i l l be mai led soon. The people o n the
2000. . . . heila McLaughlin Freckman' ixth
64 )
a n d Bab. Falting. Kinsman for sa i l i ng every
o far, ahour 4 0 people have responded to Sue Fairc hild B e an 's letter about the up c o m i n g re u n i o n , and many more , I hope, are
er,il radm programs and being a p u b l i hcd au thor uf financ: t a l reference a r t i c l e am! hook . Slow Jown, A l . We ' l l look for you and A l i ce in
'
ew J e rsey, and
Jon ' r p l a y ? ) The A nder on j o i n Warrt.>n ' 5 7
tn1 t rg 1 t a n d e r v i c e Corp. , pec 1 a l i:e i n fmanc1al p l a n n i n g for the e lderly. H e make time to v o lunteer on numerou nonprofit hoarJ
manently to C o lorado , II'here they are b u i ld i ng
co m m t ttee a nd in the A l u m n i Office have worked hard to put toge t he r a n i c e weekend, tarting with rhe pre-reunion gathering i n Port land on Thur day, J u n e 5. The h i g h l ight of the
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d i c ted to go l f recen t l y and now l i ve i n F a i rfax, Va . .
.
. After a fu l l year of retirement, I t h i n k
I h a v e i r pretty much figured out. I w a s fortu nate to have a very reward i ng and successful career in the Air Force and w i th A merican A i r l i ne , and now I am learning to be a grand father and v o l u n teer contri butor to var ious orga n i za t ion around Acton. I hope to ee all of you in June. J us t t h i nk-in 10 brief year w e ' l l
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You Can Take to the B ank! e x t month Colby i s rai ing the pa y out r,1 te ... o n new chari table gift a nn u i ties by as m u c h as a fu l l 1 '1 .
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Find out how easy it i to set up a Ufe income plan to benefit you and Colby.
c l l ll l l a l 'c>e 1al \\'lirker I ll <1 hosp1cl'. Her hu>·
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p u r,u in!! career' 111 EnglanJ. Caltforn1a,
Contact:
ne"ce, Kan'a' .ind l l l i no i . I n 1 9 7 6
Steve Greaves
rccc1YcJ her master' 111 'il >c i a l work at V 1 rgima
Director of Planned Giving
,1mmcmwealth U n 1 ver:>1ty ( ·he completed her cert 1 f1c.1ce degreL' 1n l\ ll'nnmger's Marnaoe-Fam·
Colby College Waterville, Maine 04901
i i ) ThL'r<tpy 111 1 97 2 ) . �he attended our rl'un 1on ;111 J p l ,m on be i ng c h e r e in 1 99
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and a 2 - 1 /2 year old i n A t lanta. Joan have raised them to seek and i n the does volunteer work i n the education 1 960s Correspondents independence and freedom we can office of a nearby ho pita! two day a rec l a i m after many years on the 1 96 0 1 96 5 week and keeps t h i n k i ng <1bout get parenting and career trails. So let's C a r o l y n W e b s t e r L o c k h a rt R i c h a rd W . B a n k a rt ting back ro olby 1 • • • The Rev. take fu l l advantage of it: rell your k ids 1 7 0 C o u nty Road 2 0 Va l l e y Ave n u e Apt. D-2 Linda Corcoran S m i t h - C riddle i you love them, then send yourselves N e w L o n d o n . NH 0 3 2 5 7 Westwood, N J 0 7 6 7 5 chaplain anJ c l i n ical ethicm Ht Riv on a nice trip! Marty and l spent a 603-52 6-9632 2 0 1 -664-7 6 7 2 er i<le Hospital i n ToleJo, Ohio. Lmda lovely fa l l weekend at t he Long fax: 603-52 6-80 2 1 and her hu band, A rthur, a . emi -re meadow, Ma . , home of Aaron and e-m a i l : t c l o c k h a rt @ ao l .com . 1 96 6 tired consu !rant engaged m charitable Cyndy Croc k e t t Mendelson, along N a t a l i e B o w e r m a n Zaremba work for Epi·copal and ecumenical with Brian '58 and Carole J e l i n e k 1 96 1 1 1 Linder T e r race church - re l ated e n t i t i es , have four B a r n a r d , Dav id and J a n e M i l l s J ud i t h H o ff m a n H a ka l a Newton Corner, MA 02 1 58 aJult om and two granJc hi ldren. C on l an , John and Denny K e l lner 8 Charles Place 6 1 7-969-69 2 5 ince we last heard from her, L i nda Palmer and John and Pat Rich mond O rono, M E 04473 earned her M . A . i n phi losophy with S t u l l . N orman '58 and Charlotte 2 07-866-409 1 1 96 7 spec 1ali:at1on m medical ethics a n d Cl ifton Lee ' 6 1 j o i ned us for dinner e-ma i l : j u dy h a k @ R o b e rt G ra c i a this pa t May received a doctor of Friday evening. We did some sight marne.maine.edu 2 9 5 B u rg e s s A ve n u e mini try. he al o i pur u i ng a Ph.D. seeing, tal ked and laughed a lot and Westwood. M A 0 2 090 m theology and tudied at Oxford even cried a little. It was such a won 1 96 2 6 1 7-3 2 9-2 1 0 1 Univer ·ity during the ;,um mer of 1 99 5 . derful weekend that we plan to make J u d i t h H oa g l a n d B ristol e-ma r l : B o b_G racia@ . . . Daniel Yett remed m 1 9 9 5 from i t an annual event. How about con 34 1 5 S u n s e t B l v d . b rook l i n e m e c . e d u the U.S. I nformat ion Agency. He and tac t i ng ome of your spec ial Colby H o u ston, TX 7 70 0 5 hi wife, a foreign ernce officer for friend and arranging a get-together? 7 1 3-667-2 2 4 6 1 96 8 the Departmenc of State, have been Your time will be well spent ! M a ry J o C a la b rese B a u r m Nairoh1 for the pa t three years on -Ann Marie Segrm;e Lieber 1 96 3 1 3 7 L e x i n g t o n Road their ecoml rnur there. By now they B a r b a ra H a i n e s C h a s e D r a c u t , M A 0 1 82 6 hould b e m Zambia, where they plan Charlie '6 1 and Ann Dudley 1 73 S pofford R o a d 508-454-9733 to work, play tenn 1 and do more DeWitt live in Sidney, Maine. Ann West m o re l a n d , N H 03467 photography. Thei r son i · employed m a n a ges t h e s t a t e agency t h a t 603-399-4 9 5 7 1 969 in East Africa, and their daughter 1 adjud icates all Soc ial Security dis Drane E . Kindler working in uburban wa�h i ngron, abil ity c la i ms, and Charlie is with the � 96 4 1 1 7 A l b a S t reet 0.C. Dan iel pends many hours on h1' Chine t Co. (formerly Keye Fibre ) . S a r a S h a w R hoades P o rt l a n d , ME 04 1 03 computer, most rec e n t ly learn i ng They have three married chi ldren 7 6 N o rton R oa d 2 0 7 - 7 74-7454 Internet-Web acce s rool . which 1 and e ight grandchi ldren. With an K itte ry, ME 03904-54 1 3 consiJered quite exotic tec hnology m i l lne now beh ind her, and the death 2 07-439-2 6 2 0 Africa . . . . Carlo Davila has been of her mother, Ann says she has found appomted regional manager in E a r a new apprec iation of fa ith, fam i l y em Europe, the M iddle East and Africa for c a l malprac tice cases in Hawa i i . H e is act ive and friends . . . . M a rgaret Barnes Dyer e n t a S m ith & We son . . . . Plea e keer in touch. with Hosp ice and Rotary Club. I n his spare time Christma le tter along with her que tionnaire. Take a couple of minu te to fi l l out at lea t r h e he wim and work in h i; Japanese gard en . . . he was sure that she had ent me con · iderably basic mformat1on on the que·t ionnaire and help C inda Paddoc k Day owns her own landscape more than l wanted to k now, but i t was fun to feed th1 column. <le ign bu mes . he anJ Henry enjoyed Co lby read and certainly gave me more in ight i n to the -Margaret Smith Henry A l u m n i College in July, which wa all about the live- we lead than the questionnaires al low. Peg '50 . Cinda aw Mike Wormser there . . . . Dar and Cal still live in Terre Haute, Ind. Peg is a Loui e ( Robb '60) a n d A rt h u r Goldwin and J ac k ie Bende lius David on traveled to customer ervice repre entat ive with Columbia schmidt are among the founder of Voices of Northern I reland to re earch Darwin' ance Hou e V ideo and thinks all those year with the Central Pennsylvania, a monthly l iheral journal tor and to meet <lo:en of cousin . In Maine welfare department prepared her wel l for cus of new and pin ion . An has publisheJ three they're acti ve in Chamber of Commerce and tomer service. he also continues her seasonal book on Egypt a n d the Middle East . . . . Liz tax work with H&R B l ock and , as her chedule the con ervat inn commis ion and worked on sta m ng a public indoor wimming pool. . . permits, attend cou n ty counc i l , school board Hay Hender on tram un- and under-employed George and Nancy N e l on He l l q u is t are enjoy and Terre Haute c i ty counc i l meeting "to keep people m computer k i l l. , making them better ing some terrific trips, espec i a l ly those that candidates i n today' job market. he manages the world safe for democracy." They have a daughter and three sons . . . . David G. W iggin s include their grandchi ldren. Getaway t i me is htr agency's computer center, too . . . . Retiree pent at their lakeside cottage in the Berk h i re wrote from Harvard, M a s . Dave ha been ap Bill and Dottie Reynold Gay are enjoying pointed head c la s agent for our c las and looks foot h i l l . . . Biology prof W i l b u r Ha ye s is in their freedom, doing some traveling and e cap forward to keeping in touch with all cla mates h i 30th year of teac h i ng at W i lke U . i n Pen n mg to t h e t r A d i rondack cabm a ofren a for t he A l umni Fund. . . . ince the last column, sylvan ia. W i l bur i It ted in Who 's Who in America pos 1ble . . . . Don G u n n ounds content with I received a call informing me that Tony Zash and Who's Who in the World . . . . Al ' 58 and Kay reuremenc i n Texas; ome of hi free t i me is '6 1 had died of pancreat ic cancer at the end of G e r m a n D e a n own e ight M idas tore in M a i ne. spent Wl rk i ng on a book about Mame . . . . Erla May in Mex ico City. He i u rvived by h is wife, Kay recently pent some time in her c h i ld hood Cleaves Davis ha returned to M a i ne from Victoria, a son and a daughter. Our si ncere home m New Jer ey wh ile her father was very i l l . Canada. he t i l l keeps in touch with C a rolyn condolences to his fam i ly . . . . Ted '6 1 and I he s a y t h e importance o f family came into Cummings C rain and S usan Taylor. Erla has continue to enjoy l i fe in New H ampsh ire. Ted's even harper focu for her then-as it has for a l l had a mastectomy and i undergoing c hem con u l t i ng business gives h i m ample opportu of us i n o u r "middle ( ?) years." . . . Your que therapy with excellent res u l t . She how re n i ty to accumulate frequent flier m i les and af t ionnaire re pon es how your pride in your markable spirit. Cheers, Erl a! . . . Attorney Gary ford both of us the opport u n i ty to go to c h i ldren and grandch i ldren, in the good l ife you Hagerman defe nds doctors and ho ptta ls in medi -
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from Lincoln, Neb., thar she was to R ic h a rd Britton last Apri l and w i l l r e t i re i n J u ne 1 99 7 . M u c h happi ness i n horh aspect of our new l ife, Amy . . . . Already re ti red is Sue Miller Anderson. he and her husband have used their free t i me to travel from
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-}ud1ch Hoaglarul
Bnscol
Bill and I J U r returned from a twn· week hol iday m A ri:ona and ew M e x 1 c o from the ' 1 : : l mg hear of the de err and the sub-:ero cold and · n0w of the mou n t a i n . It wa' e x c i t mg and heau t i fu l , and we feel re red and re1 u1•enate d . And I have a m a i lbox ful l of letter . . . . Coral Cro man pent a g l oriou weekend in Pari l a s t F e br u a ry . Coral i s an as oc i a re in En g l t h language art for the e11 York tare Educauon Department . In another year o r r w o , he hopes to d e v o te fu l l r i me ro w r i t i ng, ed i t i ng and pub l 1 hm her many w o r k '. A r p r e ·ent h e i work i n g on her e ighth no el.
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Eyeing New Challenges
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L .A R ( o E
Cora l \ h usband, Rene, cont inue' t < ' cln \\' e l l i n long-term h e a l t h c a r e , h a \ ' m g h c e n d 1 a g rn hed with A l : h e i mcr's d 1 -;case. \V itherel l \\' r t t e
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. From Pari', B i l l
t h a t he 1 ' a J i rec wr of a n
mtema t i o n a l . in tcrgn\'ern mcntal orga n 1 : a r t l l n , esl ey Forman F1shelman ·55 M D
tech interocular lens transplants.
has a lot of ex
Setting up t h e entire sys
plain i ng to do How does a psy
tem of health care del ivery
ch iatrist who 1 s head of the
meant " a lot of puzzle solving .
mental health department at the
a lot of t h i n k i n g t h ro u g h , "
Kenmore Center of the Harvard
Fishelman sai d _ Her you nger
Community Health Plan i n Bos
son. Mark. c u r rently a senior
ton come to serve as medical
at the U n 1vers1ty of Delaware
d i rector of a camp performing eye surgery 1n India? Two r e a s o n s
She's
Lesley Foreman Fishelman ' 6 5
r i g o ro u s .
says
F1shelman. about doing yoga daily and med1-
and one of 250 Western volun tee rs, worked as a transporter
of patients 1n t h e operating room_ When F1shelman went from Colby to Yale
tating at least 45 m i n utes a day, and i n 1 990
for her M D
while looking for a group to meditate with. she
1n mind . but she says she realized that people
found the PRASAD Proiect a charitable orga-
she treated often were "troubled beyond
nizat1on doing volunteer work 1 n India
t h e i r i l l n esses
Over
the last nine years she has stud1eo and con-
she had pediatrics or radiology
..
Today, as head of the
Kenmore mental health department. one of
suited 1n ways to improve health care J e l 1very.
the 14 centers of the Harvard Health Plan.
After twice declining the JOb of chief of staff at
she has respon s1bil 1ty for the equ ivalent of
the eye camp
she put her background to
work during January 1 996
19 f u l l-time c l i n i c i ans She also heads H P H 's pain program. working with patients who
the OECD, wh ich c u rrcndy i , a,, 1 , r i n g t h e former c e n t r a l l y r l a n n e d econo m 1 e ' nfCen rral '1\' t c r
and Eastern Eurore anJ the former U n i o n . B i l l h a, l i ,·ed 1 11 Pa r t > f o r
l'
year' <md
l a t e l y traveled ro Hong Kong, C h i le, C h i n a ,
I nd i a , Denmark and T h a i l a n d . H e anll h i s \\'tfe,
Ed i e . rec enr h· went w a B&B i n the Lo i re V a l ley and d i '>Cl)\'ered Dave P u lver anLl h i s \\'tfe s 1 t t mg n e x t t o them ar hreakfa q 1
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A, of
J u ne B e t h S imonds B ranson l i ,-e, w i t h h e r h u,band, B o b . i n a n e w hou'c t n
�
c a rhurnugh.
Maine. For fun and c x erc i:.e they h i ke and c ro·s-c ountry s k i a nd h a ,- e t a ken ur ba l l room danc i n g . . . . Herb Gottfried and h1-; \\' ife. J an J e n n i ngs, are both professors at Corne l l , Herh i n rhc fie ld of l a ndsc ape a rc h i te c t u re . H e row ;;ind races a . i n g l e - c u l l a n d a b o c o a c h e _ _ J i m M c C o n c h i e a n d h i s w i fe ,
ro w i n g .
L i nd a . l i ve 1 11 L i n c o l n , Mas- . , where J i m oper ate> fa m i l y e n t e r t a i n m e n t center , 1 11 c l u J 1 ng y u p p i e pool h a l ls and fi t ness c e n ters ( a n d ,oo n , p o s i h l y , hre\\' pub ) _ T h e y p e n d s u m mer' a r C l a rk I · l a n d , M a m e , and trcl\-cl exren 1 v e l y , this Fehruary to Florence, wh ere daughter L m J tudying. . . . J a n e t MacCol l Krakauer, a fifth grade reacher at t he
s a y , a Colhy j u n i o r . i s Duke
cl-wol for C h i l d re n . l i ,·es w i t h her hus
band , Tom, i n Bahama,
. B i rd \\' a t c h mg,
dr;rn- ing a nd · w i m m tng fi l l \\' hat l e i ure t i me J a n has.
_ R u t h P ratley Madel! i rhe gra n r.
.
manaoer and budget d i rector for the Kan a · H u ma n i t ies
ounc t l i n Topeka. R u t h i e i s a l so
"There s probably a backlog of more than
have chronic problems A general psyc hia
two m1l l1on cataract patients i n I n d i a . and the
try practice at the Kenmore Center and a
process of serv i n g them is i m mensely com
private psychiatry practice 1n Newton ac
spring t r i ps ro Florida provided ome re,pire.
plex , ' said F1shelman. whose JOb was to man
count for the other half of her time
Brian M c A lary and hi ,,-ife,
age log1sllcs for the two-and-a-half-week camp northeast of Bombay Planning took up most of 1 995. Village high school students screened people for severe eye problems. and those with cataracts were invited
"So I work a lot." said Fishel man "But." she said, recalling that she was a history maior at Colby who f1t 1n courses as diverse as biology and Russian. 'T m still a jack of all trades_" "And I sttll play bridge , which 1s what I did
_ _ but I didn't sit 1n the Spa every
to come to the camp for surgery. A total of 7.700
in college
showed up More than 950 suffered severe but
night. because I was pre-med. I was a kind of
treatable cataract blindness The equipment showroom of a farm supply
grind when I was 1n college,'' she admitted. " I
learned a lot o f d1sc1pl1ne_ B u t I don't t h i n k I was
presidenr of the corpora t ion board for rhe C h i
0 h o u s e ar
the U of K anJ i s i n volved i n loc a l
po l i t i cs a- prec i n c t comm i t tee woman. Two ue ( awyer
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:eem to b e work i n g a a team, h e a s c h a irman of ane t hesia and ;,he a
group 111
admini rraror of the
aginaw, Mich.
ue w r i t e r h a r they
will be grandparents of th ree by March 1 99 7 ; B r i a n says he i - nor o l d e n o u g h for s u c h thing
. .
_
.
Pauline Ryder Kezer, C E O of rhe
Hanford Ba l l e r , has found the mO\·e from po l i t ic
to r h e a r t world to b e educat ional anJ
i n \' igora r i ng .
h e a n d h ushand Ken took t h e i r
fam i l y to D a l las l a t J a n u a ry f o r K e n ' - i n d u c t ion into t h e Base b a l l Coache H a l l ofFame . . . .
A n ita N o u rse Largent l i ve
i n Tallaha
ee,
w h e r e he a nd her h u s b a n d , W a y n e , are borh i n e ducation.
he wri te' that with rwo daugh
company turned 1ntoa state-of-the-art operating
ever angry about it. I enjOyed it. I think one of
ter i n c o l lege, they a re i nvolved i n ome " c re
room with donations of equipment and lots of
the greatest gifts 1s to enioy what you do.
A n ita
ative fi nanc ing." After 2 0 year cent. .
ay .
.
he st i l l has h e r
C i n d y R i c h mond Hopper a n d her
elbow grease, " said F1shelman A dozen U.S .
" But the thing I value most is being able
Canadian and Indian surgeons, six at a time and
to give back_ That's how I got to I n d ia-the
The
two tables per surgeon. operated 1n assembly
reward for giving back speaks for itse l f . "
welcome gue-rs . .
-Rohen Gillespie
llne fashion One day, six surgeons did 251 high-
husband, Monte, are re t i re d a n d enjoy i n g l ife. are doing lot _
of trave l i ng and a l ways _
F ra n k K i r b y ha
prac
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L·hr.Hecl r h e 1 r �l't h \l'eclJmg ,111 n 1 \ er,,iry Ill ' 96 . . . . J e rry McElroy rh,·
h.1, r r,1ded h1' A i r F,1rcc 11 mg' for
'<lik
Last
w i t h h i s r h ree c h 1 kl ren <1nd grandc h i l d . . . .
C\mnec t 1 L u t R 1 1 e r \ a l lL'\. l n t h e i . 1 l l . he L . l ll1 1L'cl
'l11111ller he c.: 1 1m p k red a t rn n v A t l a n r 1 c Yoyage
Gloria Shepherd a r re nded t h e
r h c r 1 1 er
tr11111 h 1 , hnmt• p,1rr
e11 Yurk :r,lte
A s oc iat 1un of Co l l ege Adm1' 1011' Cou n ,clor'
h e ld < H . kid more l<ht ' um mer. She mer fnrmer olby wnmen \ ha�kerhJ II cu.1ch Gene DeLnri:n
(L.
� 60 111 1 k , ) : 111 r he 11 m r er hL d1 1L''
g a 1 11 1 n g compurer k n 1 111 ledge , 11· h 1 L h i - e'1'1 11 hen
r h L'-111 1rld-c l.1,, r,1cer. . .
cnn,1dcr111g h1' ,r;irr 1 11g pn1 n r . I l e 1 1Hcr ,1 h1 -
pre-,ident Pe ter J ordan 1 � Cu lhy C IJ,, llf '80 . •'he rt'members M a i ne a' pr1'tmc 1' 1 11 l' wouJs <md
r i me 1 11 prllpnrnnn ro h 1 111· l 1 1ng we h .:i l'c l 1 1 ecl.
hope-, 1 t h a
nor c h anged much . . . . Barbara
l'wrurr, \'J . , t < l K 1 11�ale,
I rel.111d . 1 in r hc N-to,1t \loonshme, a BO
pot hc'1 ' l l n 11 h1 l«1d1 \ ca r 'eenb tu 1!" I->\ t,i-ter r h ; 1 11 the nne hd1 •re : ' i ur ,ubcon'u' 1u, perc e 1 1· e,
:o ' 7 5 and learned t h at f ormer H Y.'ACAC
,1f .
lui - 1 1f ; 1 11 1 m,1l t r;K k mg . . . . Jon P i t m a n '<1\' he\
'rnund
usan Brown Mu. che,
11 h11 1, prc''1Jent uf the Rh,1dc I lanJ W\1men' llulf A''<'L l <lllun, w,in r hc c lub c hamp inn · h i p .i r P"c.: ,1--e r .
1 , i ,,. , nn
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nJ .
•
h e anJ Frank
'66 ha \·e r h rce J.i ughc er' 1 11 col lege, w 1 r h a L ittle
Th<lt 1,, ynur 1 Orh year " I 0 perce nt lll yuur rot.ii
LL'•l1!Lll' A l l - St;1r c h a mp 1on,h 1 p tl'Jm member
J\. ! a m e a '
l i fe a t rha t p111nr < l llLI " ' \'our mind 'l'e' 1 r ,1, a h 1 1!
'<111 ar hnml' . . . . A rmf1 l e ,ifGayle Len: Mitchell
cold ! -bur a gr e at place tn v i -, i t . :he wri tes,
c h u n k Llf r i me, "i rhe 'um me r la't' fl1re1 n. R1
1 11 rhl' " 1 el't Y,1ur Re.:i l wr" sec t i on of t he
"Our ;on
the rune you rl'ach 50, t h , n ye<lr 1, only 2 percent of \' llU1 torn I l i fe " ' your m i nd perc c 1 1T' 1t "' ,1
Wesrhnr,1ugh, Ma".,
Gordon S choeneweis rememhe r
cmt gra d u ated from Duke i n l\r!;iy an cl
was rhe =2 p i c k of the Ca l i forn ia Angck H e \
Communrt'' Adi•ornte
re-
1 cal' r ha r her fol'on te 'Port 1 "Golf. though I
' r i l l need tll hreak 1 00." ( G a y ] , meet
j ust fi n i h i n g h b fi r r s e a on in the m i nor�.
1·ery > m a l l amuunr of t i me, and t h u, the rnnc
whe re he did exceedingly wel l ! Thb is a l l t he
fl 1 c,.
a g e of 1 9 a nd s t i l l m'1nagcd to gradua te on t i m e
m u · e s rha t " o l b y
w i th a
w eek end a t Duke, >he
too i mpre·,ed w i t h 1 t elf' and m a m t a l ll' h e \
J c rr " J e rry meet Ga · l e . ) . . . Peter M udge i s
ran i n to Peter Hart, whose dauohrer wa · a
ga m i ng new i n 1ghr, i n to ,cl(. soc iety a nd t h e
" rc t i red-enjoymg the : mokey Mountain " from
more wonderful a he h ad to hear cancer <H t h e
3 .6." A t a p ar en t
ophomore . . . . Martha Schatt Abbott- h i m i n A t la n t a wrote, "As r h e Olympic and Para l y m
,h1rt and
world.
.
•
u an,
choeman c hn c r h e H,u h;rn a\'
su��m. t h 1' I Gayle . ) .-he ,,,.,0 dreams of"buying
chweppen-c,ccnr com merc 1 a b. H e
,1 50-foL1r 'a i l hoat and ,a i l m g around the world
teve
ol lege ma y b e hecom i ng
. Martha Farrington Mayo > a y s s h e 1 �
g a i n i ng cont m l O\'er her r i me a n d l os i n g , tress a s
w i t h my hLf',band for a year." ( G ayle, this t
h1
A,he\' l l le ,
.C., base. Pere enjoys ·ome
part - t i me work for a land·caper a nd Chn tma
pi c. bla:ed t h rough A t l a n r n , i t w a , very exc 1 t i ng
a d i rec t resu l t o fe a r l y reti rement from B a t h I ron Worb.
he st i l l c a l ls M a i ne a great p lact' ro l i ve
tree grower and t h is past u m mer tarted one day
to m i ngle w i t h t h e a rray of i n ternational a n d
a week on h is 'econd Habi tat for H uman ity
natio nal visi tors. We h ad h o u s e gue't
from
and i. enjoy i ng her first grandc h i ld . . . . E l l ie
prnjec t . He regret not fi nding enough t i me for
Japan and at tended a rece p t io n for the Eth io
Moran Regan and her h usband, T i m , have had
h i · woodwork i n g hobby. L i ke m a n y of us h e
pian ath lete . For t h e fir t t i me, A t l a n t a rea l l y
i t wi t h the c i ty, rel ish their camp on the Belgrade,
"wonder· how our page of c la
became an i n ternational c i ty where l a nguage
a nd would l i ke to move up here.
from the back of Colby maga: ine." . . . A nd J i m
-Sara Shoiv Rhoades
and c u l t u re from 1 9 7 d i fferent count ries had rhe opportun i ty to blend . "
h e and her h usband
aw the U . S . women's team win the gymnastics
C O L B Y
P R I N G
t 9 9 7
65
Q u i rk i s on the mol'e aga i n , n o w teach ing computer c ience at LoLll · iana
Bell
. . wedding bells . . . rang last J u ne
40
new got o far
tare U niversity
in A lexandria . . . . Bel l . . . s le ig h be l l . . . are
A L U M
I
A T
L A R G E
ringing through the M a i ne h i l L as the J a n Plan the big 35 . . . . Happy New Year,
celebrate
enjo · ! . . . Ha d. Col by, H a d !
- R ic hard
\X ' .
Bankarc
I \\<IS pleased to hear from a few cla -
66
m:ire· in t i me for rhi
ing up on
column, as \\·e l l as f o l low
ome long - l o t friend
from 1 966.
Claudia Fugere Finkelstein of Cape El i:abe t h , Maine, report
that daughter B e t h h a s begun
her reaching career i n the Cu mberland,
1 a inc,
schnol system and also is teac h i ng at the Port land Commu111ry Hebrew
c hoo l . Beth w i l l be
gemng married i n J u l y, so a big wedd ing 1 ·
planned. Daughter Leah i · a en1or m u· 1c major at Wheaton Col lege, pur umg her l i fe\ goal of becoming a famou mu ician. The music mu t
run m the gene -Claudia continues to enioy
w
her mu ical expre
ion as a ja:: voc a l i s r . . . . In
my earch tor " lo t" c la ·smate. I co ntact ed Anne Ladd Carl on,
ho i
l i v i ng 111 Chelm forJ,
Ma· . , with her husband, a conmhut 111 g mem ber in the computer mdusrry . Anne ha haJ her acti\•ity limi ted in recent year a the re ult of a back injury in 1 97 . However, -he Clmn n ue,
w
pur:.ue her love of teach ing by teach mg F renc h and
pani h to j u n ior and se nior h igh >Choo!
tudent . Her profe volunteer a
10nal goal 1 to be able to
a teacher of Engl i h as a 'cconJ
language ro ad ulr who lack Engl t h profi c iency.
Anne' per onal goal i to have the man) hour of work i ng to impro\•e her back pa
·
off w i t h a
life tyle free of back pain. G od luck to you '.
l hat! a delightful conver auon with J a n J ol icoeur
Cote .
he continues to teach k i ndergarten, anJ
her hu band, Pete, 1 \\ i t h FEM A , travel mg the country re pond i ng ro the aftermath of natural d1 asters. Jan and Pete can c la i m m the
26 year
l i v i ng
ame community and develop i ng deer
tie within their c hurch community. (
AJlumni College , , n , A tbnenrans Jin Yan.s July 2 6-3 1 , 1 99 7
tabi l 1r y
w1thm family, commu n i ty an d c h u rc h are <Treat
accompli hment ! ) Jan and Pete'
daughter,
Diane, i a J Un ior at the U n iver ity of c ranton, with plan to go in to teaching . . . . Bett
feahning
Ann
Hernberg Went recently celebrated h e r 2 7 t h anniver ary working w i t h Cathol ic Fam i l y
er
v1ce tn Hartford, Con n . Catholic Family
er
Charles �asset±
G. (Jvill M ackenz ie
vice , an i nnovative, c reative agency working on rhe cutting edge of fa m i ly ervice , has been
Lynn Marsclen-AUass
a great environment w i t h i n w h ic h Bea ay she has heen able to thrive.
he 1
re pon 1 b le for
J ane Moss
program supervi ion in the area� of mental health, c h i ldren' is u e and cns1 i n tervent ion and superv1 e a daycare progra m . Bea recen t l y enioyed a week-long Cathol ic Fam i l y
Richard Moss
ervice
conference in an Antonio on pregnancy, parenting and adoption. he al o i uperv i i ng the only
Sieve Saunders
outhea t A i an mental health pro
gram m lonnec ticu t. Bea report that she can �ti l l tuck the v iolin under her c h i n and play
regularly with a chamber m u ic group and an orche tra and even uffer the e lement
in the
ummer by playing with ummer i n the Park . on Davie.I L a jun ior at Hobart College. A l
Ma.r.k your calendar lo relurn lo May flower Rill so you won'l be lale for Jass.
look for more inf ormaHon in t:he mall.
though David was accepted at Colby a n d Bea admitted to pang
about h i
dec id i ng not to
41
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1 9 9 7
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1 975 Nan Weidman Anderson
6 6 0 2 L o c h H i l l Road
806 Partridge C i rc l e
B a l t i more. MD 2 1 2 39- 1 644
G o l d e n . C O 80403
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wh 1 l e rene\\'I ng 1 1 1,! <1L lJU'1 1 fl t . mce' d nd
m ; 1 k 1 11!.! llL'\\' ''Ill' ' · Bob Field < 1 11d
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. 1 gr,1 rh1L art 1 > r , t ·n,, .m Englt,h teacher,
m.trrtl·J rn
,1 11,! h . i - r 11 o g11rgc,,u, ' cerJ a u gh r e r, .
I k ret en 1 h m .1 J e h1, ,1 11nu,1 l pt lgrrm-
11.!c t" M .11 11e .m d upd.ited all h1,
u 1 111putt·r cqu1pmenr . md 'a\ ' horh m<1de him po11n·r h u t harrier. .
.
ue Da id on Lombard a n d hu,'l'e n r t\l"ll week, t n J u l }
h,md l\n rd
Maine H u m . 1 11 R i ght, c 1 ,m m 1 '� l l ll1, and her h u hand, J ed '68, i � <l Je\1•ekr 1 n A u
n 1 ver, 1 t \ l ll Sllu r han l\. l . 1 1 n e I le h.1, rl" l l l rtl\'J
gusra. T h e y l t l'C i n A u g u ta , > 1 1 r h c· y d 1d n r h ,l \ c
fl1 r e � 1c h 1 11g .tnd c.111 ht• I mind t n 1 hc· l l ; 1 " n 11 >m .H
off their nldc�r da ughr e r . M c g h a n , <H Dan<1 H.i l l
rhe USM rnnl .md i tn l ! Le\\ , , run L , 1 1 1 1 J'l1'l''·
'
ro trn\'cl far la�t Septcmhcr when t h e y drnpped
w i fe . Jan c, l ! l i n� . l i ve tn
ick Hadgis I "·e, 111 Hr1 n � I .I\\ r, r.1 . . ,, n h h 1, w t l e , A n n,1. \\ h<> 1' hl'.ld , 1 1 ,1 lu L , l l prt 1 <1tc• ,clll 10! a r tendeJ h\ N tL k \ I 5 - \ c•ar-1 ,Jd '< >n. tel.. \ o!Jer 'lln '' a 'orhPmure .ir Pen n , ,mJ h t ' d , 1 u g h r e r i ,, a fre,hman at [ ); l \ ' 1 J " 1 n . t L k ' ' r he
Kennebun kport, where I rv ha rnken a po> t t ion
Jean < >f t h e ,c11ul1! ,1t h t 1 ' p t r a l r q managemc•nt .1r
t o start h e r fre hman year ar Cu l by . Fran "
fi n t - h mg her t h i rd year on t h e �chn, 1 1 buard nf h e r school u n ion . . . . I rv Faunce h<h reru rncd
as execut ive d i rector anJ CEO of R i ver R idge, rhe brain i nj u ry center for M a rn e . I n· w i l l c e l ehrate the h i rrhday of h r
"L' go t o rrl'"· . . . R u t h E l l i o t t Holml'!. rerorh that h t r d. i u !.! h t c r, . i r.i h , " , 1 ' L' n t or Jr
h.md ,
M i k e Pic h e r 11r o n e uf u, . . . . F r a n Col mes Davis 1� a negor r a t u r w 1 r l 1 r hc
to M <1 i ne ; he and ht
El e c tri c
J'end, 1 1 1 f t l 1 1 1 r h , 1 1 " t i ! h . i \'L' heen
38 H u n t s Poi n t R o a d
le n d <l h a n d , p ! c ;i>e get I ll tuuc h \\' 1 r ! 1
11 , J r"
1 e n r ,d H e a l r h ,
rt k·,1,e,! hcf, lfl.'
James Hawkins
thnugh rhcre', hcen a rc; 1 I l'ffu r r lll get
l ot
.md ( ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u n 1 t \
1 976 Valerie Jones R o y
he can wnrk h t , t c c h n r c a l m.1g1c . E\'L'll
B.1ngllr
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\' 1dmg r h L· " w h c rcll' 1 t h , i l " l < l ' l l l' J ' < > r t t h e m . A h , I l l he \ l l u n g t l !d d \ !
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1 970's C orrespondents
l < l \'C' l ill' ,d1Pul 1 l f h i ' d w 1 tl' I n f. 1L t ,
gra nds< m 'oon. T h i ;
y o u n g fe l l ow, M i t c h e l l RanJ, i- a Mule all r he
W i d en e r U 11 1 ve r, 1 r y . where rhc rrc , 1 cl e n r " Ruben Rrucc
'59 .
. . . Dick Hcend ha, hcrn
r rn \ 'c l t n g a'> h e a n r 1c 1rare rc n re mc n r t n ,1 lcw yea r.-h c <md M ary ha\'e hcen c heck i ng 1lllt
w u n I l l! t n A ! .1 'k . 1 . m J founJ h rc; 1 t h r a k t ng hc.1 u r y .rnd w.um h1 h p 1 r <1 l 1 r y . The i r d a u g h t e r ,
Rc• r h.tn \ , " c! t recwr ,11 re., 1 Jence l 1fe at
Oll\·ec
Cl l l l cge t n � l 1c h 1g,111, and on D e rc k graduareJ u1 111 l,1uJe l r1 1 m H ar v ar d 1 n J un e
i 996 and has
.1 J'< h t 1 1 u n \l' r t h AJ v a nc e J Ftnanc 1 a l
e rv ice
,,f R . I . . . . Vic Pi nan ky a nd hr::. w i fe, after
20 \ ea r' ,,f ' 1. m ng FlnnJa, fin,1 l l y -.aw manatee a r 'aJ'm·a 1 ' 1 . m d -" Wha r a 'rgh r ! " Daughter T a r.1 gr .lll ua r eJ from H a m i l to n anJ a r rcn I ' u ffol k Law :chou l to hccome a l<1wyer l i ke gran d fa t h e r W r ! J 1 ,1 m D. '40 anJ U n c l e Dand '7 5 . �'11n fare, a �orhlm1urc at o l b - . ha
way- i n add i t ion to I r v , h i - mother a n J fa t h e r
golf course� a l l rhc way frnm Flm1lL1 f < l J a pa n .
fi n l 'hed h t ' fir>r
. Anne Paul Gorsuch
W h i le 1n J ;i pan , D i c k ac w m r l i s hc cl a 11 1 g h 1
d c n r l a he l . H e c a m e
D a va i l ab l e on a n mdepen
o m e work for t h e
nore t h ar r hcy w i l l he cel c hrn t 1 1 1 g a 30rh a n n i
on Dad'- Col by mu·ic aru o '69, wh e re are you ? ) . . . W r i t i ng frnm F l ag>taff, A r i : . , Bob Koons mourn' r he c l o s i n g nf Le,· i ne\. He' execut ive
oc i ery a long w i th friend and
vcrsa ry nf r he i r mv n i n Augu - r . . . . J im Eisenberg
d i rector of G ra n d
c lassm ate J . J . Mueller T i l l inghast. Ann ha; a
l i ves i n L u d i ngron , M i c h . , where he �crve
president of G rand
son in gra d u a t e chool at
c h ief of rad io logy at the M e mor r a l Med ical
arc horh Col by a l u m n i .
spent L1me t i me lasr M a rch i n Arge n t i na ,.i i r
c l i m b o f M r . Fuj i w �cc th e sun r i , c . We h o r c r , 1
i n g fa m i ly . When back home i n Hartford,
::.ee D 1 c k and M a ry 1 11 Warcrv t ! le rh b J u ne-and
he c a n b e found doi ng A me r i c a n Cancer
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stepdaugh ter comple r i ng her M .
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J a n e r , teache the g 1 fteJ in e lement ary -chool.
Their fa m i l y i nc l ude
ons BraJ and Matt,
dng·, cat a nd l lama . . . . A major c h a n ge for
daughter who soon w i l l be reac h i ng i n R hode
Eli attends M i c h i ga n
l l a nd . . . . J oel I r i s h and h i s w i fe, J a net, have
join us ar rhe
begun bui l d i ng a re ti remenr home on fam i l y property i n Turner, M a i ne . J e l rece n t l y com
30th reu n io n weekend . . . . J oyce Demkowicz H e n c k l e r l i ves i n Bangor, w h e re ·he i the
B i l l McKinney a nd w i fe L i nda-they moved c o u n t ry, e x c h a n g i n g a condo in dm n rown H a rtford for a \' iew of a n Franc i c o and the Golden Gate B r i dge. They l i ve in Berke
pl eted a s i x - year appo i ntment a
chair of the
d i rector for e n ro l lment man ageme n t a r t h e
ley, w h e re B r ! ! i
mathemat ics and stari t i c s depa rtment at the
U n i ve r s i r y of M a i ne . A l ong w i t h her h usband,
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e-mail saying char she chinks an e-mail directory Planning i · i n fu ll swing. The question m me join me in >endi ng our condolences to h i m on for our class is a good idea. I f you agree, please look- favorable for a huge tum-our. Mark your the lt•>s ofh1s wife , who d ied in 1 994 after a short send me your e-mail addre · . A, Jane says, a l l calendars for J une 6- . . . . l am pleased to hare but \'aliant fight agai nst leukemia. He \\Tite , you ha,·e to remember i s to \\Ttte; you don't even news of the fol low i ng people who ha\'e written "thm change in my life w i l l h;we effect which h::n-e to take it to the po t office . . . . A few ro me. A l ice J us k owitz Weisko ts a Ph.D. will remam forever." Joh n has had h i · freelance words came in from north of the border. Andy c l inical p ychologt t d irecting a substance abuse plwrngrarhy bll'; ine>s s m ce 1 9 8 3 and l n·es w i th and Sandy Holler Hayashi are in Toronto, program at J acobi H ospital in rhe Bronx, N . Y . his daughter, .:-ara, in Green /\ lounrain Fal ls, where Andy is a parmer with KPMG Peat he also h a s a private practice in White Plams, Colo. They \'acarioned hack east last ·ummer Marwick. on Andrew ( 1 2 th grade ) , daughter .Y. . The Uni Yer ityofMaine at Farmington and wh i le 111 N ew York vi i ted Paula Van Meter, Krist i n ( i::r .ide 9) and a dog complete the a l l has welcomed our own nation a l ly known wnter, \\horn J uhn haJn'r seen in 20 year-. I n Maine, Amencan fam i l y ( can you have an all -Ameri Don S n yder, to their staff. Don ha caught )tihn found Colby' cc1mpus a beaunful as e\·er can famth 111 Canada 1 ) . The H aya his reporr writing at Colby, rhe U n i\'er ity of Maine and hut much larger than he remembered. He had a that in the last year they've seen Peter Daigle Colgate U n i ,·ersity and has written several great vim 111 Hal l1)wc l l with P h i l Merri ll and his and Ed Bogh and that they arc "the same as book . At UMF he reaches English composition ne<H fa mi l). hunvas S l rry he couldn't and creative non-fiction i n a pro ger to "i,tt Red anJ Evelyn Brown gram chat offers a bachelor' of fine Garnett. Since John ts fire chief in N EWS MAKERS art degree in wri t i ng, one of only hts rown, he's omcti mes ur at 2 three such programs in ew Eng Robert Saglio '70 won the 1 996 Agric u l tural Adventurers Award a.m. to an wcr fire ,md rescue calls. land . . . . I t wa a thri l l to hear from from the ew England Fel low hip of Agricultural Adventurer in He» <ll'o busy dnnng Sara w soccer "Keeper Lodge, Cringletie, Peehles, We·t pringfteld, Ma s . . . . Gary Lawl ess ' 7 3 i s the author of a new practice ' �'iann le >0115 and ocher Scotland." From that address came book, Somewhere Within che Shell Mound . . . . Deborah Marson '7 5 commnmenc of a sixth grader . . . . word from Bill Earnshaw, who i a wa· promoted to senior corporate coun el at the G i l lette Company �orry I can't inc lude all the news professor in the i nstitute of cell and in Ma achusetts. J \·e received, hut I 'm out of space. molec ular hiology at the U n iver i ty -Mar:-· J n Calabrese Baur of Ed inburgh. He and his wife , alway · . " I wonder how we're supposed to inter Margarete, al ·o on the Univer ity of Edinburgh pret that. . . . Also tn Canada, Rich and Laura J u t when we fma l ly tracked him dllwn, facu lty, decided to start life for them elves and Ph i l Norfleet lea\·e� the country ! Ph i l has been S c h m id t I r v i n e w r i te that their daughter young son and daughter abroad. They reside in appointed d i rector of busine � de\'e loprnent, Amanda is now a freshman at Colby, Cla of a 1 50-year-old game keeper' · cottage am idst golf group, A ia region for 1ck laus Design ( can 2000. Doe. thar make <myone e lse feel old or is seven acre of wood and h i l l ne ighboring the 1t j usc m e ? . . . Tho>e of you who have sent me you imagine the 1 :e of h 1� hu me· can:h to fit in cotti h moors. H e de cribe his on, Charl ie, as trems, thanks and he patient. You wi ll see your tht tttle ?) and now 1' based in mgaporL . Good a" ensitive and mature 5-year-old w ith a work name in pri nt, I prom ise! For tho e of you who ing class Border accent." Irina, 3, in contrast luck, Ph t l ! . . . Comc 1Jentally. 1 recei\ eJ an ha\'en 't yet 'ent me some news, please, please, "has perfected an upper-clas Edi nburgh accent. e - m a t l from anot her c la · m a t e l t \" l n g i n please do. Othennse, you ' l l be stuck reading he is ,·ery much the lady, though w ith a ther • mga rore- S t e v e aporito . .=-te\'e, ht wife, about the act i v i t i es of Steve and L a u r a monuclear temper h idden beneath the p i n k Lynne, and daughter rephanic ha\'e l i \'ed in truckhoff C l i n e a n d t h e rest o f r h e Balti more dresses." Thank you , B i l l , for writi ng, a n d con mgapnre for the pa t fi ve year . Before gratu lat ions to you for much ucce . . On the Cl me·. A rea l l y c h i l l i no thLJugh t ! . . . S t u ingapore, 'teve l tved m aud1 Arahta, cou l, Rothenberg-the elect ton's over. Please c a l l job front, Kathy McGirr has left Bull World Korea anJ H mg Kong. He rn;rnage · commerc ial wide I nformations Sy tems to take a position as home ! insurance brokerage nperatton· i n A 1a am! plan -Steven Cline senior v ice pre ident human re ource and ad on retummg to the rare· for nod i n 1 999. mini trarion for Fidelity I nvestments' Broker Gue.s that meam chat te\'e defi n i tely will be age G roup. he is now "dea l ing w i t h the LeslieAndersoni, l t v mg i n Somerv i lle, attending our 30th reunion in the year 2000! challenges of mega-growth versus the perennial Mass. , where he i manager of corporate com � teve report chat he stay in touch wt th Peter downsi:ing chat we were faced with at Bu l l . Our municattons for Wi ldfire Communications. he and Nanc Co tello pindler. Peter, ancy maior ·trategic thrusts are expansion into Con ha found yoga to he a po 1 r i ve influence in her and thetr cwo k tJ. lt\•e in outh Dartmouth, t i nental Europe and prudently managing the l ife . . . . P h i l Byer i a lawyer in Andover, M a >. Hey guys, d ror me a line with an u ual risk a ociated with financial services Mas�. H is daughter, the olde t of three chi ldren, update . . . . If you're ever in M 1ch 1gan and your activit ies." As for the non-bu iness tuff, Kathy j ust graduated from Bates . . . . L inda C h este r , a car hreak down, Mary Lange i n Hepler i the occasionally ees J a m ie Aronow ( work i ng in h igh chool Lat i n teacher in H ud on, Ma ., ha per·on to call. he t vice pre ident, informa the radio advertising business in N .Y.C. ) as wel l a 5-year-old on who ts keepi ng her quite busy. tion and proce sing ervices for AAA of M ic h i a J ud i t h Berringe r ( long-time owner o fa travel he recently pent a weekend in Newport with gan. Mary, h e r hu�band, Fred G a l l a c h , a busines in N .Y.C. ) , S t eve S u l livan ( in govern Karen Maha n k e Brown , J udy White Brennan Chevrolet executive, two c he·tnut thorough ment property accou n t i ng at Raytheon i n and N a n c y Dumart Neckes . . . . Dave Myles is breds, two calico cats and everal Corvettes Waltham, M a s . ) and L inda Wack wi tz (a prac l i v i ng in wan ea, Ma s . , with hi wife, J eannie, ( Fred i a c o l l ector) l i v e tn the rown of tic ing attorney pec ializing in corporate law at a and two daughter . ince graduation he has Franklin . . . . Doug and Hazel Parker m i t h , Denver law firm ) . . . . Well, there i ome new been runn i ng a family-owned manufacturi ng daughter E r m , 1 5 , a n <.l son R y a n , 1 2 , l i ve i n new y news for you-and don't any of you dare busmes in Fal l R iver. A l i felong ai lor, he j ust Orego n m the great Pacific Northw e r . H azel i s do an extra it-up, chedule a t i mely "rin e" or completed the Marion to Bermuda race. a med1" pecial ist for t h e A hland School Di prepare a "glos y" version of your elf in any way -James Hawkins met, and Doug, an optometric phy ician, i -in before J une. Our reu n ion is a "come as ou are no part icular order-CEO of a refract ive l a er party." Hope to see you all ! tart tho e diet , uck i n tho e tum center, u rner of Bison Vi ion Center ( a n eye -Janee Holm Gerber m ie • beef up tho e re ume • rehearse k id de clir11 c ) an<.l adjunct as ociate professor at Pacific U n 1 ve N ty ' · C l i e ge of Optometry. Don't you scription that avoid the detention and run- i n Terri Ashburn Hig.,ai.ns and her fam i ly feel had f or underachiever i n our c l ass like with t h e l a w . D o whatever i t takes. J ust get have moved from rural New York co metropoliDoug ? . there-Mayflowe r H i l l in J une for our 2 5 t h ! Jane Alexander Haine sent me an
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Biscuit Case
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says
A German ma1or who earned
Karen Ogulnick '76
a Pl1 D 1n l1ngu1st1cs at the
is d i rector of electron ic trad
University of Connect1cu1 1n
ing for New York Mercan t i l e
1 98 1
E xchange In real l i fe-four
company Educated Guess
hours every n i ght and a l l weekend these days-
Ogulnick st&ted her
I nc with a partner who had a
Ka ren Ogu ln i c k 76 and Colby
master s degree
We were
sl1e's at her commerc ial-size oven b a k i n g
educated and were taking a guess 1hat this
C o l b y s Favorites p r e m i u m dog bisc u i t s
wouldwork
venture she started 1n Demarest N J
a
1n 1 993
The b1scu1ts came to market last March
sheexpla1ned But <i propertyr ·ntal
deal turned shady on ll1em their oven was l1eld hostage and hey �pent more on law7ers than
"I like to bake · people' things I always did ·
the thing was worth Before the oven was finally
said Ogulnick She began making dog b1scu1ts
turned on after a year 1n storage and numerous
for Colby, the mutt she adopted 1 n 1 990 from the
health. fire and building inspections 1n the new
Bergen County Animal Shelter where the dog had been abandoned 1n a dumpster
Chief
bakery " her partner bowed out
tJ01'>
Ne
means friends (1nclud1ng her former pariner)
taste-tester Colby (whose name . Oguln1ck says
p11ch1ng 1n We make 11 a parly
needs no explana!lon) gave the b1scu1ts thumbs
"They get paid 111 dog biscuits
· Ogulnick said
up, Colby's friends gobbled them down and
She produces 20 one-pound bags a night
the hobby grew by leaps and bounds to the
of Colby s Favorites. a bone-shaped treat
point that her loyal "customers'
she makes 1 n sizes small medium and large
convinced
Ogulnick to market the treats She spent more than a year researching
On weekends 1t s 40 bags As a marketing t w i st d u r i ng h o l i days
she adds special
c a n i n e nutr1t1onal needs . consulting with vet
shapes of witches pumpkins turkeys . Santa
eri narians and experimenting with 1 n g red1-
Claus Do the dogs really care? "Thats for
ents because she d i d n 't want to make a b 1 s c u 1 t
the people I m looking to run a successful
that t a s t e d b e t t e r but w a s n ' t g o o d for dogs
busi ness .. Ogulnick said
Laboratory testing and Department of Agri c u l t u re a p proval followed
The enterprise 1s mostly word of mouth and strictly mail-order . but when Colby s Favorites
"We've done a lot of anecdotal tests Put two
takes ott. she'll relocate the corporate ottices
kinds of biscuits on the floor. ninety-nine per
of Educated Guess to her place near Rangeley,
cent of the time a dog goes for mine," Ogulnick
Maine, where she water skis and skis cross
said. Unl ike commercial dog biscuits. she says .
country and last fall won first prize 1n a local
"M ine have a strong smel l , l i ke food. There're no
moose photo contest. Her goal, Ogulnick says.
preservatives or chemicals. They're nutritional
is to operate a business that does well and
but smell fresh . " The tell-tail test? "Shane is not
does good. too Because she feels strongly
but he devoured Colby's
about finding homes for unwanted cats and
Favorites," " M isty stamped her feet for more,"
dogs, she contributes a percentage of the
"Larsen would've snarfed down the entire bag . "
proceeds to local animal shelters.
a bone eater
-Robert G illespie
report the owners of satisfied dogs.
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Hello to all. I t'
A u b u r n - t ha r ' - leaf
leaf eason here in
rak ing, not peeping-bur I ' m ready for a break from tha[ to w r i te to you all. c o t t and Sharon White Ma ker are i n Ma -
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JchmeUS, wh e re
haron IS aS,lJC i ate prnfo-,,t)r o f
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c h 1 klren, ages 6 tn l , ,mJ <1. many car'. ) ' He rc , ;1 t hc1ug h t , Hank: Carol Majdalany \Vi l
m i le,tone' . . . . When Tom G i l l a nd h" \\· 1fc .
four
pol t t tcal �c1 nee a t Clark U n 1 \' L'r,1 t y . Their " m ,
R y,111, l 0, ,,.a, t h e rmg hearer and Deborah\
Graham, 1 . 4 . . . . Diana ( Su sa n ) S tork 1 ' rro·
I i a m s a ncl h e r hu,hanJ, J i m . dec1dcJ t u "get off
'>On' \\'ere u,hc r,. Tu m cniuy, campmg and
ducmg a harp
the cn rporat e hanJw�1g,1n" <111d " 1 y the\ had
p<1 n n 1 11 g f(1r go ld 1 11 thc foot h i l l s . . . . l\)u ' re a l l
"tumu l ruuu' year" a'
'uch grC<lt corre'pl l!ldc n t ' that I ha\·c more
h,iur' Jc,·clormg t h e i r t)\\·n hu ine'' · an m tcr natwnal new 'er\' lcc, hrmgm,g h1 1 e r, and se l l
Engh·h at - r n ngf1 e ld College and Scott teache
amrler for Pnlygram Recc)rJ,.
The CD w i l l feature hc1 rr mu,tc fwm arnunJ the worlJ \\ 1th a c c mtempt1rar y rn·1 ·r. Diana anJ
Teed are now It\ mg tn Berke k v , Ca lif. ( Thanks
Dehur.ih, \\Trc marneJ Ja,t O c w h : r. T(lm · , <;on ,
ne,,·, th<ln <pace, '>ll he pa t 1 ent-:w llr new� ,,· i ll appea r i n
, rn
upcu mmg Colh) .
for the p.1t on the bac k . Dwna ! ) . . . .'-\ 1"1 tm a mu teal ncitc ( p u n mtenJcd ) , th<1nb t t 1 J im
Heald for 'end mg ak)ng a cnpy nf h 1 s t h i rd t,1pe, "Defender ,,f the FL1 fe ., t . " \Y./e\·e a l l e n J l >\' e J li.· tenmg tc) t t anJ wou lJ rect>mmend 1t
w all.
H e ;1 lw relea·eJ a new CD t h 1 -; fa l l . J i m recenrh mt1\'ed cu
lexanJr1a , \ 'a . , \\ here h 1 \\· 1 fe , Laur.1,
-- /idle)' B1ermger
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re, u l t . J 1m work, era:\
e r > (if l .1r[(e J e t tr,rn'r''rt a i rc raft to!!ether h y fax.
Cami ha' returned to work fu l l t i me at Be l l
S,1u t h . After mo\'lng t h ree t i mes m 1 0 year'.
Barbara Miller Deutschle \\'fltC:-. that
hLh\' htrn1e,chL1( 1 l 111g her ,, 111 , Ch n , t u
ph e r, I I . Barharn and her h u ,hanJ. /\ l a r k , re cent ! \· atkir t cJ :kr, 4 . '' h,) ha, 1 1 , · e cl \\' I t h them 'mce ,he ,, . a, S mt) n t h ' old . . . . Jim and Sally
Cami anJ J i m and their rn·l1 c h i ldren haq: ,ct
a
med i um- t e rm g,1al: w return t<' Ne\\· Enghmd.
Carol Foss pa ·-, e d her comprehen,i\·e exam, f,ir her Ph.D. in w i ld l ife ecology ar U � ! a tn e
,,·1 nrcr. \V i t h i n
la-;t
<1norher C c lllrle nf years. Carol
rarte J a ne'' iob . . . . Leo and Leslie ickerson Bower are abo tn \'irgtn1a, where Lc,lic tcache,
Hawk G ibson a r c tc<1cher�. J i m teachc, e i g h t h
,,· 1 1 1 ha\·e completed h e r re..,carch and J i "erra
high school Engl ish and Len I' in fa m i ly practice
g r a d e 'c i e nc e and cntird m a te' the ' c 1 e n c e c u r
nc u l u m ; ,,· nh t h e i r yL1unge,t fm 1,h 1 n g k i nder
t inn. but in th e meanr 1me 'he\ e ni oy m!.( the C()mh i n a r i on \)f re s e <i rch and consul ring on the
medicine. Le, l i c ha, ,tarceJ grad chool t n ecl u
g,Ht!.(en, : a l l \' h a ,
s1Je . . . . Jeff Lent: 1 , chief fi n a n c i a l l1ff1cer uf
Brand o n , 1 4 , and J e '< I C <l , 1 2 . . . . E l 1 :abeth and
m(1rc. She I' l t 1u k t ng fnr\\'arJ to a mr tc1 D.C. i n
J u ne t t > .utend t h e l OOrh annt\'ersary o f t h e
\\' t fe ,
Donald Tou
f<> und m g , ) f t h e
( t he\ ha,·e t\\'l1 and a "m. �non-to-he a teenager,
catton. They h a Y e three c h t lJren, J c n m frr, 1 7 .
aint are tn \X't1t>Jhr1Jge, Con n .
Don 1 cxec u t i \'e \' Ice pre s i de nt f o r F l e e r B a n k .
<lC t I \'L' a t
He keep. bu )'\\ 1th om Scor t , I 3 , and Rya n , 1 2 .
"
and enioycd
mrer\'lewmg ·emnr< ar Culh\' h1.;t
March. .
Closer to home, Frank and Carol
with ·ons
1ck,
, Rus,,
t a rr e d , u h · t t t ut e t ea c h m g
a t t t m a l PT.<\. S h e ' s a l ready
the Inc a! and 't<lte lc\·c l . . . . A l so
h ,1, 1 kcd <>n pare n t i ng" 1s G e o rg e Neuberger,
wht'-C E m i l \ anJ Ka t her i n e , -I and
rre 1Jem t1fF111anc r n l In. t t tumm Ser\' lce Curr.
anc\', c l a i m t h a t teenage g i rls are fun
ron ) . J'm , kept 1 cal . . . . J oe J ohnson i , the man ager of h u man rc >eiurc e ' at L i berty l\ .l u t ua l m
2. "humble
Dm·er, N . H . Joe and 1\·ife Kathy, Jaughrer Kelly
,mJ exh i l arate" Ge,)rgc <lt1d PamCLa. Gec)rge 1s
and 'on Chn w p her are happ i l y settled 1 11
cuherger. Loren:,
P m t s mou t h . . . . Andrea Ward A n t on e I> a
arah E l l i s ha' l e ft <l fu l l
plw� 1 c a l t h e r a p i st \\'hc1 coord i n ate' ho m e care
partner 1n the L1"· firm ,,f
7, and � am , ). Ca n 1 J 1 ,
B 1 , 1 t ec h Company In Cambridge. H e and h 1 ,
G n gg' and S\\'e e t . . .
m Le w i ton, and Frank " a c t m t rnc tcir. l.arnl
t 1 me re,c.irch/c l m 1c a l pO> I t tlln m n u r r 1 r 1on a t
Joe� busine' regularly with everal C,1lh� grad,
hu,hanJ C a ' ' · whose c urre nt a,,1gnnwnt \\' I t h
Tran,,pnrt. H a \· i ng haJ a \\'Onderful t i m e a t our
l n ternat 1oncil Pri,m � nluc 1c111' finJ-, them i n
20th reu n i on , Andrea hopes e\'er\'l1ne \\' d i ct1me
anJ keep 111 much with Tara Wal lace
t ee n , G a i l H a n e n Reed a ncl u . an t e i n be r g Sitcov ky. . . �1 1chacl ' 7 5 and J u d y Bassett \: ol k have moved frcim the country tt) ' u hurh 1 .i , ummerv i l le ,
.C., to he e x a c t . They found
to be 'rnnewhat traumanc
ch a n g mg l i fe tyle
.\ l a "
.\ kd 1 ca l Center t t i tr,l\'cl t h e \\'orld \\' i t h
Oxf,1rd,h 1 rc , Eng la n d .
. .
t e v e Tait 1s ,·ice
prc, 1 d e n t of bu-.me'" tra\·el for A mencan E x p r e " . Tf < l \ e l 111 [(
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'95 he
w he
I'
\\'llrk a n d r lca , u re: Thanbgt\'·
,rent 1 11 Berl m . and t h is Februar\' he
tn SyJney for .\ \ a rJ1 Gras-the fourth
'er\' lce,,. On e nf h e r c l ients is pro b a bl y her h U', h an J , Al, a truc k d r i \·er for
anon', Way
to our 2 5 th . . . . In her t h i rd year nf p n \·ate
pra c t i c e , occupational r h e rn p i r Gayle
icoll McCampbell 1 1 \·es i n _ a l mo n , I daho, with cabi netmaker Da\ ' i J and c h i ldren
i co l l e Dre\\', 1 7 ,
)\. l ark Dre''" l ) , and Ro· � \cCampbe l l , 7 . A long
hut wanted their Jaughter, -alem, 1 4 , tn exre
year m a rnw. A l t ho ugh Steve'- \\'c) fk i s m
an
w 1 r l1 be ing her mrn h o ·s ( and lm·ing i t ) , Gayle
ne nce "the amen me.,," cahle TV. r 1 ::<1 J e l l \'Cr�
Fr,i n c t s c ti , h e keep'
in
has become im·ol\'ed i n a therape u t i c horseback
and ne i ghbor H man Zerva where
h1-, h e a c h h o u -, c
. . Carter ' 7 3 a n J R a c h e l
Pnw 1 nccwwn, � h 1'"> . . . . Laurie F it ts Loosigian
a r e now t n Land,Juwne, Pa.,
h<1 Jt)!lC her exploring i n France, -wi t:erland
.
Rachel work
a a peech therapt't t n a
>chuol for the Jeaf anJ Carrer ' ' paint ing a lor uf pictures. The) ha\'e a Jaughter, Claudia . . .
More news from Rogerand Robin H a m i l l R u t h . They w e re expect mg a ch 1 lJ m Fehruary 1 996 to aJJ to h is two anJ her three c h i ld re n . Rohm 1s humhleJ to think that he'- olJ enough w be a
and I taly with their three c h i ld ren. � t an,
1 6,
kgan, 1 2 , and Emma, 9. The Loo· igiam r enreJ
a car 111 Pari' <1nJ tu rned i t Ill do\\'n Roma \\'a\'.
ridmg group for the d i sabled.
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Thought you \\'Ould all like to knn\\'
rhar l rece1\'ed more respon ·es \·ia e - m a i l than
'nmeth ing about th o-,e camping e x perience·
,· i a rhe U . . Postal Sef\·ice. Keep i t up . . . . O l e n Kalk us e - m a i l d from the c � e c h Repub l i c . t i l l
that hr i n g' <l fa m i ly c lo,er. "We learneJ to care
t h e h e a d of t h e upper school at the I nterna
In a l l , the\' cenreJ m 14 campground;. There'
Line t h 1 rJ her age
more for each other and ro be more respectful of one a nother," Laurie ll'rttes . . . . Harry Fried
soon w i l l be \\' ork mo a t a ne\\' ' 1 1 - m i l l ion
r eak i ng of b,1hies,
man coun ter' that you can ;;ki p l raly: " A J 1 sap
school campu housi ng 7 5 0 tudent from pre- K
Karen Sawitz, M . D. , i ust completed med school
prnntment, tl) rut It m t lJ l y." H e prefer· catching
through grade 1 2 . H e s a i d he \\'a sorry t o m i·s
up \\' i th old friends Mary L i z Moy n i ha n Levy anJ Kathy Overh iser Valone, \\' i th \\'horn he
cere m o n i e
J i ned a fe\\' months ago. . . . Howard and Brenda L i n c o l n Lake h a \·e toured God' c o u n t ry
part ment; ons Jan, 7 , and E\'an, 6, enjoy l ife Ill
( Ye l low tone, the Tetons and G lacier ational Park ) . We usrecr ons Dame I , 1 2 , and J oshua,
Becca Hushing McCole \'ia rhe I nternet . I n
grandmother and that
women
are al o having bahte
. . .
at Columbia and 1 · 1 ntern 1 11g m ped 1 a m c
at
Bab1e & Ch i l dre n ' H o p 1 ta l of ew York . he .mJ pow ,e Daniel oy ha\'e two chi ldren, Da\'1d, 7 a n J Ab1ga 1 l , 3 , and twu cat - 1 7 ! . . . Back 111 t>-taine, L i a a n d Rob Burges are t n Brun \\'tck with rwo voung c h i ldren, J e n n ifer,
3,
an J I a n ,
fi\·e months. R o b 1 a en 1or V P with Key Bank.
He rca l h l i ke the comm u n i ty of Brun
and
paren thood !
He
ay , "
ext
w 1 ck
top, a
m i n1van ! " Wclcome to the '90s, Roh. I ' m on my ecund mmi\'an anJ my fifth occer season . . . .
l 0, were wtth them on their trek , bur what about Ta ha, Tnnkey and H a m ter Pe te ? ( Did you di cover Y e l l o w co n e ' b e · t - k e p r s e c r e t :
Roo e ve l r
Lodge 1) . . . Hank Goldman
i
the
t ional
chool of Prague, he reported that he
our 20th hut had to preside at I
P graduatton
only the econd ever! ) . Olen' \\'ife,
K i mberly, c h a i rs the 1 P modern language de Prague but mi
Colorado . . . . I also heard from
add i t ion ro "regular i o b " a a d agency O\\'ner
and computer programmer, ·he teache · com puter grap h i c and Web page de ign while h u b a n d J oh n t e a c h e
progra m m i ng a t
ew
Pri cilia Bal lou ha5 a new n iece anJ godc h i l d , Emma, whom s h e adore . . . . D iana K ra u a n d
fir t to report offic ially the effect of turning 40.
H a mp h i re Com m u n i t y T ec h n i c a l Col lege.
After own I ng an ice cream franch i e i n Bosron
De p i te their work comm i tment , they're not
for 16 year , Hank and Cheryl are con idering a
Jere L1Pomte were married i n Monson, M a i n e ,
career chtinge. Anyone out there want to offer
preneurial pirit i· a l i \'e and \\'e l l ! By day, Karen
m A11gu t
1 99 5 . o rry we m t
ed y o u i n the la t
some idea ?
( Fac tor
in that the Goldman have
too busy for daughter
Ogu ln i c k i
haylagh . . . . The entre
d i rector of b u i ne
planning at
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doe.., n ' t leal'e t i me ro " ,me l l t he n he,. Thq \\'t 1 u ld have lm· ed t l 1 sme l l the n i... c ' nut"Je
Buccina Rogers and h u,
G ra ndparent,' Hllll c near M a,hpec , M.1" · · cle
' u r 1 ·ev 4ue 1 1 1 m a bo u t what re ent hange;, ha\·e
hand Ed h ave a new son , Benj a m 1 11 Ch r i s t i a n ,
p 1 c rcd nn ,1 f'l '> r c a rJ l rcu: 1 veJ frnm Carol
<Kct1rrcd. Doug re,rn n d eJ " H a ! '', which l t a k e
group of I TW . The i r nldc t , Andrew, 1 5 , 1 , m
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Deborah
horn A p r i l 2 5 , 1 996. weigh 1 11g i n a r 9 lh, . , Big brother E.J 1
n:.
5. Deh i; only ahout an hl 1 ur
from W a terv i l le and prnc t i e· law in Port la nd ,
t 1 1· c l y . L 1 ,,1 l . 1 1nent rh.ir
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H urtig Kratzman. . ick Jan wnn an l nt t' r · mH 1 o n a l R eg i 1 i n a l M aga: 1 n e A ' s1ic 1 a t 1 o n
'o. m B.ir H<irhor, 11 here he l t ve' with wtie
Barh, i ra anJ t wo J,rn f!hter>. In re , ponse to the
tll mean rh,n he\ W<lrk111g on the hook. Dl1ug
d i d offer <l h i e ,)( Yan kee wi-;Jom, thuug h :
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hnp1 11g my c h i ld re n rur uc a cart'er 111 commcr·
c 1 a l refngernc 1un. The o r ro r r u 111 t i e� are enJ·
Alaska Place Bcyon..l, a
M a i ne . . . . The Wi l l ia m Morri Agency 1 11 N a h
maga : 1 11c. H i, second book, A col l ec t ion of pe r,ona l eS>d\'
tat ion i n a l l med ia of Jeff Gottesfeld, wrner and
a rc t ic home , w i l l he i n the Co l h y hook rm
k now the re t of the srnry frnm the November '96 c o l u m n ) . . . J ay H ot c h k i ss write that he
arey) anJ Fred Daniel u Town le ., ,1ka 'Gu man'." . . . Doug Maffucci 1 , rre 1Jenr oi A t la n t ic Brewing
( I R M A ) g o l d meJa l f o r h 1 , C<l l u m n 1 11
v i l le , Ten n . , ha e x c l usive worl J - w ide represen producer. J eff and Cherie Bennett'> Anne frank & M e opened la:,t fa l l Off- Broadway ( a nd you
R,ic hel "lo,r !OULh " H h cverv1,m·-bur o ft en
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anJ p how> uf h i ,
u r 20th re uniDn . . . . Vicki John on is a
and J i rec t <1r
of
at
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fi nance and accnu n r m g at
H arvarJ U 11 1 ver 1 ry.
he h a a large hou,e ( tL1
make her job worth t h e chal l e n ge ) 111 A h land,
. " erta 1 11 l y 'omt'thmg ro pond e r . . . . Cath Kindqu i t recen t l y recetved her Ph . D. from the U n 1ver 1r · of Brnish Col umbia. Her dis e rrn· min adJre.,.,e, the exprornation oi n a tu ra l re· le
oource ,
pec 1 fi c ;\ l l )' water righr
, from rural
ra nch land· ro J 1st an t mun 1c 1 pal it 1 es and the
b u i l t a s u m mer home on N antucket. N a tu ra l l y. he and fa m i l y c a n afford ro ray only off· eason.
Mas . Perhaps he rook aJvanrage l1f t he Col h y
re u l t i n g de>t r uc non of the a g nc ult u ra l econom\
Boston C l u b e v e n t on Octoher 6 l a , r year,
and l i fe :,ty l e in p a r t of Col rado. Th e - u bj ect
A plu . A n d h i g h rents pay r h e mortgage. A p l us. H i constru c t ion c h a l l enge wa fun in that
h i k i ng the Wapack T ra i l i n A h h u rn h a m ,
con t i n ues to create co n tro v er. y i n the f;1>t·
Mass . . . . And t h ank you, J anet Eve Jo
growing We t , and Cathy' the 1 s a t t rac t ed
and o n an
for t h e p i c t u re of your new son, I a n Wad worth ,
h e had
t o b u i l d from a fa r ,
i s l a n d ! . . . A l e x a ndra Levintow How e l l ' C a ro l i n e t u rned I l a s t N ove mbe r 1 2 . A mon he and her t wo e lder the categories of pe t si b l i n gs have are t h ree anoles. I haven't have a O L B Y
. P R I N G
1 9 9 7
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v ora b l e and Jera i led pre
coverage.
fa.
athy 1
i tant profe or t f geog raph y at Rad� rJ
b o rn o n M arch 9 , 1 996, we i gh i ng 1 0 l b . , 3 o:.
now a
Thar' wonderfu l . H e ' s rea l ly cure. Do you get to
U n i ver i ty in V i rg i 11 1 a and l iv ing on a ru·tlC
take h i m i n to th e office ? Does he make the other
farm i n the B l ue R idge mount a i n with "my old
City of Boston corporate counselor
hound -d og Zeke."
46
mile? . . .
he w i l l be teac h i ng env iron-
A L U M N I
mental rudie and con ti nu mg to research water re ource is ues in the West. . . . Tom S uddath conrinue · to move up the legal ladder and ha nuw joined the Phi ladelphia law f i r m of M ont gomery Mc
racken in i ts wh i te collar c r i me
unit. Tom formerly was w i t h the U . . Attorney's
Office, where he worked on tax and bank fraud
advi or and branch manager for LPL Fi nanc ial
let ic . " Proba bly handles a mean c rew gun at
Services in Rock land, Mas s . .
this po i n t , I bet.
Kress, a bui lder-developer in Bethesda, Md. ,
80
rado
-Nicholas Levincow
Ca rol Mordecai Myers l i ves in Colo pring
w i th husband
-rarrmo ! me for the Phi ladelphia marathon, bur
frames and the like. Carol add that Weezy ( aka
Realty.
he aL o was e lected to a term a
ecre
rary of the local board of realrors and cond ucts computer tra m i ng in software app l i cat ion
as
wel l . Dian c laims thar he i n rend · to rer i re from real e rate m five year "ro run a country inn in
we tern North Caro l i n a . " . . . Elna Joseph
Bijhouwer attended Colby for t w o y e a r b u t still ha fond memone- of the friend hip she made.
Louise ) Swift had her econd c h i ld in J u ne . . . S u e McLeod MacReynolds, l i v i ng i n Vienna, a., is program manager for FAA Communica ystem for M I TRE Corporati n. Because
tion
dau hter � amantha and Ton i , 5 and 4 . are growing, she note , he now has more t i me to pend in her garden. A l though she acknowl edge the " tre ses of middle manageme n t , " ue conti nue her management role in her vol un teer work, such a organi:ing a benefit auct ion and fa mily retreat at her church , a well as
retriever,
cial worker workmg wi th c h i l
Porrland recently, where they aw Peter ' I and
Mary Lynah Bishop and G r et c h e n Huebsch Daly, who joi ned them from Vermont. From there they went ro
every minute, although
farm,
he s t i l l find
t i me ro
tune a p iano here and there. She l ives in Port land, Ore . , with hu band Crai g J ahr, a neuro physiologist. . . . Jay Moody has been fishing a lot, mosrl y for triped ba s, w it h hi twin boy , 6 .
Hu band J un is a carpenter and
Martha says she is especially glad co be teaching at a
mu ic1an m a local contradance
law school that has a s trong public interest emphasis .
band. The • l ive in Phipp burg . . . .
h i rley L i ttlefield'
where Shirley's "doing grea t," M i m i ays . . . Gretchen Ha l l is re l iv in g her undergraduate day , studying to be a c i v i l engineer a nd 10\· i ng
Every J une h e a n d Andy Goode d o the same o n rhe Kennebec R i ver. J a y i a geologist, and w ife Sue i in
professor of law at S UNY�Buffalo Law School .
dren at a mental health agency.
pot ty, a goldfish, and Lightnino, a
leopard gec ko. The whole family trekked to
Martha McCluskey recently became associate
any p a mg thro ug h Ma i ne. Elna i a
he's started a smal l busine s doing
he would love to get i n
touch w1th o l d friend , espe c i a l l y
hereditary "wild streak" emerging. RounJ mg out the picture are husband M i c hael, a freelance
g i lded and decorative finishes on furniture and
1ry, Fla., rhat she wa recen r ly pro
sweet and adorable manner M i m i fore ee, a
phorographer, son Max, 6 , Ba i l ey , a golden
cases. (Talk about a boom indu try ! ) I om in
Panama
h ad a daughter, Jenna, in J une 1 99 5 , in who e
and daughter
J O,
touch with h i m to see if he'd be roemg the
Laure l , 9.
. Mimi Brodsky
teYe, an ortho
paed ic surgc0n, son K urr,
mmed ro ale rra i nmg manager for Century 2 I
L A R G E
Kealy, as "bea ut ifu l , brigh t, art i c u late and ath
and pol i r ical corruption and money lau ndering
no <lice . . . . Dian Weisman M i ller wri res from
A T
real estate.
J ac k McBride re
cenrly moved into a "new" house, a converted 1 9th-century barn w it h lots oflawn. T h e expanding McBride brood i nc ludes sons J ohn , 7 , and
I n Waterv i l le , W a n d a W ri g h t
Will, 5 , w i t h another expected, and
L'Heu reu x is a n u r e in a u r n r h ou i ng A l::he1mer' patient and ha been on several medical m t i n to outh and Central A merica
· i ngm in a gospel choir. . . . Martha McCluskey
recently became a c ciate profe or of law at U
dog
a l ly , rabbits and a orted house m ice. J a c k
is president of Common Development Group ,
to deliver ree care . 'he hopes ro be able ro
Y-Buffalo Law choo l. Martha ay he's espe c i a l ly glad to be teac h ing at a law school
domestic engineer." J a c k reports that J u l i e and
attend the upcomi ng reu n ion, but "it depends if
that ha a trong publi c intere t empha is as well
Dave Perry, who heads the Gerald H ines office
I have the weekend off-I w rk n ight ! " .
a� many faculty who do a lot of interd iscipli nary
(a national office developer) in Bo ton, are
Harry M a r t e n
and activ1 t work. Martha admits that he m i se
expecting quintuplets. Dave and J ulie l ive on
a n d w i fe R a n d
Lawrencevil le, Ga. Harry i
a r e 111
an advanced
ys
l aine, however, after having stayed there more i nce Colby day . . . . Robert Motley
rem engineer for ED , and i n h i "spare t i me"
or les
operate a ervice urplymo c ru i e h i p with sport director . They have rwo boy , born I 0 year apart. After five year of being out of rouch w1rh Colbyite , Harry was crui ing the Web one day and rhrough America O n l i n e caught up with old friend Carl Mahoney , who reportedly 1 s domg we l l a n d has a new b a b y g i r l . H �Marren @AOL.COM w i l l reach Harry . . . . Dave Kayatta m o v ed ro Cape El izabeth, Mame,
announced the arrival of on Robert Jr . Young Bob jom daughter Isabelle, 3 , w ife Durrin ( a
m search of new bu ine
ventures. Dave i a real
estate developer and rec e n r l y completed two
hou mg uhd1 i ion i n New J er ey. H e and Renee have four c h i l d re n , 4 ro 1 1 . r i l l r la y mg tenni , Dav e ? . . . A l i x L a n d t i l l l i ve in Port land, Ore. he u ed ro work i n adverti i n g a nd marketrng an<l 1 happy with her c h ange ro social work
w1th
p1tal, e p ec 1 a l ly
the
h riner's
h i ldren' Ho
•
the oppor t u n i t y to participat e
in the rnm1culou
th i n g
th t can be accom
pli he d t h e c days in rhe med i c a l field. h e a l o volu nteer a a rec re a t ion coun e lor t aking p h y ica lly chal lenged k id
h o r eback r i d i n g
and k.i y a k i n g . . . . C h u c k nd J udy C u e Luka i k a cqu i re d a n I d V i c torian i n Wakefield fl1 renov<.1 te1 h a v i n g j u t fi n i hed renova t i ng their l a t ho m e . J udy describe their 3 year o ld ,
a home building company; w ife M e l i sa is "a
Beacon Street. . . . l have made the tran i t ion to the working world at about the same pace a my on ha adjusted to being cared for by some one who knows what they're doing. Now I have
b u y ray-at-home morn) and Robert r . in outh
to tape "What Every Baby Know " with Dr. T.
W i ndsor, Conn., where Robert work i n the CB
Berry Brazelton ro learn how Carol Sly ( and
Commerc ial Real E tare Brokerage Group . .
others) handle the dual demands of work and
Liz Yanagihara Horwitz worked la t year w it h
home. Drops me news, commenr , advice or
2 year old as an intern at t he Welle l e y College
whatever at work or home.
Ch i ld
tudy Center-and loved it. A great
benefit every day was the chance to ee former roommate Sue Horwitz Kerr, who was teaching four year olds at the term .
chool during the
pring
ue ha two boy , John, 7, and Peter, 5. L iz
-John Veilleux
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Wedding bells rang at Lorimer Chapel
Pfaff.
teve and Darlene re-met last fall while
la t Ocrober 1 2 for Darlene Howland and Steve
ha - i nce returned to being "Mom" ro M ichael,
planning our 1 5 th reu n ion. Many c l assmates
1 1 , and A l i , 8, and t i l l get to see
and friends were in attendance, includ ing L y n n B ruen W inter, L a uren Hampton Rice, Janet Blau Cobb, Ellen Owens Dion, P a u l Belanger, c o t t ' 2 and L y n n D ' A ngelo M a n y , L isa ( ukeforth '84 ) and J a y Donega n , Frank Sears,
ue when they
get the k id ( cou in ) together. Liz rill play the fl ute, and from t i me ro time play at weddings with Chri
Ru
ian Ahl trom '8 1 and M arty
M ac M i l l i n '8 1 . . . . J a m ie Hansman' daughter, ara, born la t J une, join Emily, 2, and wife Deirdre, a figure kat ing teacher. Jamie ay he
ha taken up surfing ( the eiectronic k i n d ) and ha put together a mall golf outing for Colby o cer alum ( now i n it third year) ro ra i e a little m ney for the occer program. He ran i n to Steve Daly where teve's wife teaches J am ie's daughter figure skating. Jamie i an i nve tment
J i m e l on ' 0, Father Paul Cote and my elf. A reception wa held afterward at the A l u m n i H o u e . l n true Lambda Chi trad i t ion,
teve, J i m
a n d J a y a l l carried their w ive on their houlders ro the very long ong "A merican Pie" while Barbara Howland, Darlene' mom , wiped their brows. Darlene and teve honeymooned in Hawaii for two \ eek before re turning ro their
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Dant a n J J i m h ; 1cl , 1 t h i rd c h t ! , 1 , J , 1 e ph R , 1 y 111l ln,I,
1 994.
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A-;h la nd. )\fa" · · .mcl h;ll'c t11·p 'l'n'.
Jeffrey anJ Rry<m . ll' h u m t h l'I' .trl' bringing up h t l 1 11gu,1 l . She 1 , . 1 hu
man re'."lnurc� ... managL'r cH
Jl"'l1:\ mL'
t1rpnra t l llll , ;1 nd Ed uMdt 1 1 I ll ,1 k,
for AT&T. _ U><1 11 1 ' 1 11 r , 1u c h w t t h J e n n ifer Sears u p p l e <111cl J u l i e Mel len t i n M ichelotti. She ;1J,n r.111 i n to D a v i d Ry l e y at N e w w n in
E J u a rdo'
r c1
1· 1 , 1 t
fo m t ! y . . . . Pat M u rphy
a nd ht:. 11·1fe, Barbara, are l 1 1· 1 11i.: 1 11 W e y mc1u t h ,
Jt > l l L' mud1 uf r he work rhemwh-c ,
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,l;tugh t er, A n n.1 Cl1le �Ll111 , i r t : . t t > .ind J o n
Pc1ul G. Brune l l m G uern1 t i le ,
l a;. . Pat i, a fire l ie u
te nant 1 11 the Bo,ton F i re Oep,1 r t m c n r . and Barbara " t h e hc<lcl .1d m 1 11 1 , t ra t 1 1 e
, 1 l 1f.
m Re t h e , J .i , � ! ,I . 1n 1rk t n !! .u t h e' . '.Htl >n,1 1
J n,m ut e t 1f H c-.t l t h ll' t t h
four c h i ldren <lre C,1urtne1' ,
M itch e l l .mJ h t , 11 t ll', T,11111111 . .lfl' 1 1 1 l llJ! 1 11
A l e xanclrn, P;i t r n : k
� e a n . Pat 1n 1 t e s t h a t he 1 11 wu h 11 t t h
Bobby
orton a n J Jay D r i s c o l l a n d t h a t the1
Ft in
start r. l a y 1 11 g hoc k e y ! ht
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Tom
c hofie l d Mld
w i fe , Trc1cy. haJ a baby daughter.
Hosr i r a l . David Ry ley sropped h y to 1· i s i r .
j o m · older brother D e a n e , w h o 1
, 1 lhy
4 . . . . 0,111
. . David
K e nt , J\ l a me . D.11 tel " ,ti"' ,m , 1 p 1 1 1 me t r 1 ,r .
n 1 1·er, 1 c 1 t>t A l ex ,1 11d
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i nd ,1 J ,i u g h t e r , :\ J ne nn.: .
-Be1h Prnc.'1nk1 \\"ilson
,1lby
A · h e . last Fe bruary, abo a t N ell'to n - We l l e, le1·
teve Free;e.
a n J T .1 m m y 1, an ac,1de m 1 c L L> u n ,L! l t>r .lt thl'
are r a 1 s 1 n g fa m i l 1 e . H e i, 11 < 11t i n g for ht> ><lll' to
ren1 >1·,1 t 1 < >n 1 u r h e 1 r hom c They'l'e 1 11 !.! thu L ,l ll't 11 , 1 1 t fl>r t h l' du,t to
L IL - l r , t llJ t h e t l lll[, to he J'Ut <l\\'J\'1
.\ n n r h c r m . 1 J < 1r .1 cl d t t 1 \lll w t h e f,1m-
1h ' ' ,1 l . 1 u g h c e r . e '\ reueJ Ic1,t Dc LL
m be r
Roxanne Fullerton
ieman n I ' .i reg
' r e reJ nur'e 1n Du n e d i n , Fl,1 . , . 1 11 d her huv
arah L.
l.l't J unc
Pern ! t n.1 l h i.:< H d "re.i i " Jn!:- w t t h
h u , me " c,irJ , , . 1 40 I K r l a n <l n d an \ l t l t L L ' ' ' L r l <'11k111g the wa t e r ! .i r , 1 h , , rhL r .1 1Tl1 l l ; 1 d m m 1 , t rarnr at rhl' "r.i rc: : r reec Re,«arch & fan. l!!l'lllen t Cu . . .1 m u t u a l t u n J , m-
1 L ' t mc· nt l 1 r m
uh.i
t n"k u p
el l \ 1 11 !.!
Ill
L a t \'Car -arah
J11 mg and h.i- l:>een
ur. 1 c .1 n . A few J i ve-. Ill
r h c: u 1 l ci ,1nJ m u r k y w.iter' of l ) l ,iu.:L',ter anJ Roc k rn r r . i\1 ,1< .. pn1 m p t c d arah tll r l a n a J 1 n ng c n r r,1 fi,1 n J 1 r e r h 1 - pa t OI'· e m he r . l n g r i G u n d e r en Lo m b ardi . hu,hand Anron1n and L h t ldrc:n L1ura,
as t > t a n t 111 t he Dorce,ter, )\ l a. , . , c t i u rt . Th,· 1 r and
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harle� B. ordy 11 ' I tn J .ine H,1td 1 k 1 ' m S.111t,1 F e , . J\ I . . . . Paul R. Burns ' 5 tn K n , r 111 K . J h a m h 1 1 1 \\'tlnd-.n 1L k . a rr o l l ' 5 t ti Tom H 1 g g 1 n , m W ,1 1 t , l t c l J . \' c . . . L i n d a Ve . . . . Annette Han:er ' 6 l l> R , 1hen Pfau. . . V.'eb ·ter Fletcher ' 7 to u:anne Maclachlan ' 111 Dt11 er, h.1 ' · . . Kri t i n hea w J th<:ph K m g 1 11 J\ fa rh l l' h e , 1d . /\ l ,1" . . . Bradl e · ) a\ Wirth ' .I I. . . . J ame� . Brayer ' 9 Ill to Beth A n ne .:: h e.1 111 Exeter, J e n n i fer '" '9 1 1 11 BM Harhl1r, M a m e . . . ancy pell man ' 9 w
Bry a n ! Thc1· h.iYe t ra 1 e led w
E c u a d o r a fe w t i m e '
l l >ud1e' l >ll .i m,qur ,1d J n 1on .tn J
a l ba n d i a n Madden
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\V e l l e s l e y Hosp i t a l ll ' h t lc cle l 1 1 e r
U <.1 rr1 anJ
Chri-1 1n. i A n i e l . l t l
Erm R thl' , tu Ri l l .1nJ Donna
usan La n k to n - R i1·a , ,111J
hl'r h u ,h,1 n cl . Ecl u,1 rd,i, ML' l 1 n n g
1ck .
. 1 r , 1 h . i re putt t n !! rhl' l 1 nhh111g
chwarr : ' 2. . urran tcck ' 2 . Del.111ey J o y , I l l b ri� ' 3 .mJ Heather Fra�icr habot ' 6. . . A d a ughtl' r , :.ir.1h l \ m l t h 1 . c,1 A nn M.trtl' ,inJ te1en Ro 11 �e ' 3 A d ,1 ughtl'r, Ellen Ma rg.uc• t , t i \ D.1wn ,1 11J \\: e n d e l l Perk in' ' 5 . . . A " in . h.1 rle' J « n k 1 m , tu Grl'gg ,mJ Ca t h e rin e Taylor Han�com ' 9 . . . . A d.1 ughter. Ann.1 J • >hn"111 /\ { u,L', r . i J .tml"' .111J Jennifer A d.1ughlL'r, Emm.i ',i rh e r t n l , 1 , 1 E l li:n .mJ J ohn on Muse ' 9 Mark i c i n � k i '89.
ht irn DL'cl'mhl'r 'i.
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1 . 1 rk . 1 11J B e ve r l y
L1 nn ,1 11,I Robert B e nj a min
marc, ;irl' 1 11 R <that Ill } , , , ,J.. h c r up.
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.rnd L 1 ,, 1 r r.11·c kcl l r\ lll1 l � rL -. t l F; t l l -, ,
. ,111 J � 1 gurd, - .
.HL } , 1,1k mg forward to a mo1·e l:>ack
ttl � lanh.m.111 1 11 ·97. I nert h<1 heen hu y JU · d i ng p.irr-mne wnrk a' .in citf1ce manager w i t h l u l l - t 1 mi: 1 1 t f l' ,111J \'o l un re er work. . . .
leda l i e 11·rtte
from . eeJ ham.
eth
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pre, 1J.: n r ,,f The Rul lf111ch Group. I nc . , an 1 n , u ran.:c ,mJ 111 1 e'tmenr r lann 1 11g firm. H t
11 1fe . LL' , l t e , 1, pre, 1 J e n r nf a public re l a t t on ·
fi rm, Leary anJ C,1 m p <1 n \ , I n c . The\' h a v e rwo
a 1 t l 111 , 2 . . . . anc Briggs M ar hall 1 , r.re,1dent of 11.lar,hall Com
c h t ldn:n, R1 .111, - , anJ
mun 1 c a t 1on. I n c . Her comr.any hanJle public
' 0 and Li: P i : z u rro Ossoff arc l 1 1· 1 11g i n
hand . Barry, '' ,1 p .i ram c,l 1 c - meJ 1 c . They h a 1·e
A ndol'er, M as·. L1: 1 a n a' oc 1 are rrofe"ur L)f
c h rec c h t ldren: J i l l . 1 2 . A m.mda, I O ( Ruxanne\
t . A n e l m " College tn lv! a nc hes
scerJaugh tcr, ) , and Barry J r . . 4 . After 1 3 \ ear'
Educ.u 1 L1n : erl' 1 c e
c e n t l y c h a ngeJ rn home h e a l t h . wh1 h
h u,band, Ja\. ' ' a golfer and pnnting bus111e
p ychology a r
ter, N . H . , and Dan is an <Jtwrney ar Rackmann, awyer & Brew.ter in Bo ron. Lt: wri te· that
of e m e rgency rt111m n u r, 1 n g , Rnx ,m n c ha, re he
t h e y hal'e two beaut iful boy , Will and Ben.
rea l l y lm·e,. -he 11·anb t,1 hear frnm c la�'
They reg u l a r l y see Bruce and E l l en Reinhalter
mate !
Shain and Doug and Amy Parker Cook. racy ( Dreyer ' 3 ) and Randy N ew b u r y
1·oh·eJ w i t h t h e Col bl'
are l i l' 1 11g i n M o J e t o , Ca l i f. , where Randy i a
( L i t t l efield ' I ) and J amie Bourne. Brian ts a
r.hy i c a l t h e r a p i · t i n home h ea l th and
year· .
Brian McPherson ha lub o f D .
been 1 11 . for I 0
ome of rhe people he ·ees a re Laura
reL1 t 1t>n' for t h e
l a me Office of T oun ·m,
orrhern Outdoor·. \' 1 c w ry and
�
h 1 me ,
l a me
u g a r l c1a f/U A. Her
manager. a d 1 1 · i 1011 of M a r · h a l l Communtca
t ton:. They have t\\'O c h i ldren, J a m es , I, and
Craig. 4 , whl1 1· 111 h 1 , · eco n d year of program at
ugarlo af !
ancy regular!
•
kt
keep
111 tuuch 11· 1 r h Cindy Koehler Bern rein . . . . Karen Zuffante Pabon rec e n t l y moved t o To
fi n a nc i a l p l a n ner/i m·e t ment adl' isor, and h t
kyo, J apan, w i t h her ent tre famil ·-
an occupational t herapi t. They have two sons,
w i fe , M i · y , is a rer·onnel management spe
E l i a , c a t Pepa and h usband Jahir. J ah i r i
N at h a n A l l en and W i l l i a m R a nd a l l , and a
c i a l ist a t N l H . They \\'ere married i n A p r i l of
.en1or enomeer for c h l umber er, and Karen t
b l a c k Lab named Sam . . . . Dana ' 7 9 and Chris t i n e A h l strom R ussian are l i 1· i ng i n W i nc he -
'94 and hal'e one daughter, H eather Lauren,
c u rre n t l y teac h i ng Eng l t h ( E L ) . They w i l l be
born i n December '9 5 . A new acril·iry for Brian
i n J ar.an for rwo to three year . . . . Da id Strage
i
sen t me a cop · of hi famil · new letter. H e and
tacy 1
long-d i - ranee
a i lboat rac mg . . . . We ley
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rwo years and last \'ear d i d a tou r of the Holy Land, spent the ew Year m \Vengen and ,pent Apri l i n D1·meyland, Paris. On a more senous nore, Da,· 1J has been d i agnosed \\'1th an inoperable bra in -tern tumor. He has a lready undergone a six-week cour:,e of rad iotherapy anJ hao 'een some i mprm·emenr s in c e then. Oa,·id ,ay> he anJ h i s fam i l y ha\-C adopted a pos1ti\'e arriwde and rema i n hopeful a nd opt 1 m1sttc. He would l i ke to c o m e to t h e reunion rh1 pnng, but the S\\'1s ,chool system does not let out unti I rhe enJ of J une, and he ll'ould peak l ike en Cllme with the e n t i re fam i ly . . ing of the re uni,1 n, mark your calenders no\\' and er aside the \\'eekend of J un e - - . Hope w see as many of you a' po -ible there 1
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It wa great to hear from Brian K y d d and Wendy Mackey-Kydd. who live in A r l i ng ton, Ma- . . . with their son , J acob, born la ·t J u ly. Bnan ts a partner in the law firm of Kneeland & Kydd in Bo ton, and Wendy i s a healrh educator at Han·ard U niver- i t · . . . . A lso practtctng in t h e law field is J o h n Lemoine, of Lemoine and Lemoine m Old Orchard Beach. Maine. J ohn somehow find ttme w ,·olunteer for h t local Chamber of Commerce and work with Boy/G irl -cours.John, wife Dianne Grund trom Lemoine ' 4 and boys Andrew and Owen [ i ,·e in aco, lame. Diane is a phy ical therapi t . . . . Delisa Laterzo' h u band, W i lham R 1t:el, i ti e owner of a landscape c0mpany called The Yaruman in Charlone, .C. Del i a is \\'Ork mg as a m:irket mg con ultant for Marit:, Inc. They ha\'e been work mg too hard nd perhap tra,·elmo too much, Del i a ays, o the fam i l y , i nc l ud in g son Au rm, 3, wa p l a n n mg a ki ,·acation m -treamboat pring-, Colo . , at Christmas n me . Delisa volunteer on h e r son' daycare board ,1f director and on the Charlotte World Affa i r� Counc i l . . Barb Leonard and Dan Marra ·em mucho news fr m their home i n Waten· i l l , U �-A. Congrat , fir t, to Barb, who is c u rrently nee pre 1dent of the Maine Women's Fund, a charttable orga11 1:ation that rai es fund and make� grants to improve the l ives of women and girls in Mame. Barbara 1s program d i rector at the Mame Brea t and Cerv ical H ealth Program. he al o con tinues w perform, most recently a J u l ie Jordan in Carousel at the Warerv i l le Opera House in J une. ( Howard Koonce wa the d i rec tor, J oyce mtth '75 was the tarkeeper/Dr. ddon, and reg1 trar George Coleman p l ayed l\fr Ba�combe. Barb ay the Opera Hou e was temporanly evacuated dunng the aturday per � rman ce because of a malfu n c t i o n i n g fire alarm . ) Ba rb and Dan spen t a k i weekend at Wt1tt'rv i l le Valley with Joyce and Paul Lezberg la t winter, and they aw Heidi Hender on dance w ith the incredible BeBe M i l ler Dance compan� at trider Theater i n April 1 996. In June 1996 Barbara bumped i n to A bby King Diggins, a faculty member at a one-day Women and Money conference in Brun w ic k pon ored by rhe Maine Women' Fund. I n J u l Barb and
Dan had d i nner wtth A l l i�on and Dan Matlack and ktds Hannah and N arhaneal and Greg Wal<h ' '4 . I n Augusr, D a n a n d Barb d i ,ccwered S c o rr Stein sunning h i m�elf nn "the ·ame slab of granite we \\'ere bakmg on" at a quarry nn V inalha\"<:n ! 'land. While on rhe island, Barb and Dan also sall' Km, David-l>n Young '87 t1 s they do each sum mer. Dan ' ' chief iperatmg officer for the J\ ! a i nc l nt ernarional Trade Cen rer. J en n ifer Thayer anJ Duncan N aylor con t m ue to celebrate the September l 996 birth of son Duncan atterley aylor. Jen is \\'urking for Cable,· is1on S -stems a, an edi tor/producer for their Weh s1te and \\'Ork, out of their home 111 G len Co\'e, .Y . . . . Robin King sold her welded steel scu lpture, through a gallery in Stoni ngton , !aine , this pa·t summer. At the same t i me , she \\'as cook i ng and preparing for her seventh year teachmg e lementary school an. Husband J ack i< a Cl1Llk, and both enjo\' pend mg rime ar the lake in summer. The couple l i \'e. in Fa1tfield, l\ 1a i ne . . . . From their Cam bridge home. Greg <1nd Maria J obin-Leeds -ent new' of their ne,,· fam i l y add ition, on Zander, horn in July 1 996. who JOin> hi, brother Casey, 2. faria commented that being a parent i s the be,t r h i n g s h e ' - d o n e - a n d t h e hard e · r . Amen . . . . Happ\' e w Year t o a l l . Hope this column find, you all \\'e l l and read\' f or another fre h start. Actually we get a gift \\'ith each new day, and i t \\'Orks when we try to concentrate on the moment at hand-a tip fr Jill one who has med unsucce -sfu l ly to I i \T e i ther in the future or the pa-r. . . . We are i nto the plann ing stages now for the '9 reunion, and I cannot resist a plug ( w ith the treasurer'_ hat on) for the re union and for planned giving on our part. Cal l , t"ax or \Hite me w i t h suggestwns. Take care 1
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Carol Hildebrand i s a senior \\'Titer at C lO and \X.'ebMascer maga:ines in Fram i ngham, M a_ ., and hao been t ry i ng to recruit recent Colby grad, because it 's a pretty great place to \\'l rk. _he a l o occa · i mal l y freelance and con mbute art i c l e on backpack i ng , sk i i ng, etc . to the Appalachian Mountain Club's memberh i p maga:me. Carol hear, from B i l l Rogers and h i w ife, Cathy Tallerico, who \\'ere a l i ttle more than halfway through the i r year-long global ody- ey. . . . cort a nd Fran Casoli S hira l i ve i n Rochester, N . Y . , where Fran recently became a commerc i a l loan officer and manaoer at C i t i bank after e ight years with Chase Man hattan. They have a daughter, tephanie, 3, and another due last Ocrober. Fran rece ived an M . B. A . from i mon chool of Business Ad mini trat1on a t the U n ivers ity of Rochester; her husband wa in the same c lass . . . . Deb R e i n k e Kinder and partner Ro e have joi ned a co-housi ng community near Brunswick, Maine. The group will � uy land this spring and bu i ld new hou es by '9 . They are hop i ng to have ome c h ildre n ( b i rthed or adopted ) to complete their fam i l y . Deb i a member of the H uman Right Campaign and Int rwea e , a
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gay/lesbian group at the i r n1 wnan Lln 1 n:T sa l 1 - t Church . . . . Gordon 'c ) and K a t h y Musser Marsh a l l bouuht a h<)U,c m South N <i t t c k , l\1ass. he i s a product manager for o\\'earer, at - tgnd Olsen, ,1 \\'Omen\ better spnrrs,,·ear de�igner in Be,·erly, Ma�' - : G,1rd,in is an ad mm istrato r for the d iv 1s1on nf natu ral rc,ource' a t the Ma-sachu ett> Deparrment nf E m· i rn n m e n t a l fa nageme n t . They h.1d a hor,,ehack rid i n • ,·acat1on m e,,. Mexico ,,·1th R ick Manley ' 3 and Deb Fan ton · � 3 _ I n the .;pri ng, they tra,·eled to Brat tsla,·e, _ lm·ak1a, to n s 1 t RoJ Mar hall ' 0, \\'ho ha-; been 1 1 \' tn g tn Europe and is a se lf-empk)yed atwrney fnr the last fi,·e year· . . . . Tom and J uanita Lieberman P l impton live i n Le,·ere r r , J\!as.. She >tarted a bus incso , e l l i ng c h i ldren ' s music tapes and i n stru ments c a l led Mud Pie Prod uctions. ( At tentton a l l parents, a u n t , u nc les or k i d s ar heart-you can c a l l 1- 00-484 - 3 1 3 1 x 7464 for a free caralogu e 1 ) Tom and J uan1ta have a ,on. Dan i e l , 6 . . . . Valerie M i l ler i 111 Laurelton, .Y., and has one son, Theodore, born in A ugu·t 1 99 3 . he i · a l ie u tenant t n the . Y . Fire Department a n d supen· i sor i n t h e B u reau ,)f Emergency Medical Services-look where ,·olunteering w i th SPECS a t Colby w i l l rake you ! Val s i ngs soprano with two c ho i rs: her church choir, H 1ohland Choir, sang at Carneg ie H a l l last J u ly; the other, a rad i o stat ion choir ( WW R L 1 600 A M i n N .Y . ) i record ing a CD. he is a lso starring on her master'- i n public ew York M e d i c a l College . . . . health at Warren " 2 a n d Lisa K u z i a K rueger a r e l i \' i ng in Leesburg, a . , w i th Cai t l i n , 8. Eric, 5. and Rachel, 3 . L i a recently w a · e lec ted to the board of d irectors of their homeo\\'ner' asso c iation. he m i es New E ngland a lot and wonder where Cathy Walsh and Dana Hanley a re t h es e d a y s . . . . De n i s e a n d S t e p h e n Michaud, who fi nished h i s r e idency i n Port land, Maine, recently moved to Valdosta, G a . , where te\'e i s a fam i ly phys i c i an with t h e A ir Force. They ha,·e three c h i ldren. Patrick, 5 , icole, 3 , and Brett, 8 month . H e a lso m i ses ew England but ha a iiLige house in Va ldosta for anyone who needs lod g i ng there . . . . Da\'id and Marian Leerburger M a h l , recently re turned ro the U . from three year i n A ustra l i a , mo,·ed i n J une ' 9 6 to R i ,·a, M d . , with ·on A l e c , he rece i \'ed h e r 2 , and another on the w a y . Ph.D. i n political sc ience with a d i ertation on U . . nation a l security and the war on drug . he teache part t i me at the U n iversity of Maryland in i nternational srudie and work ful l time f r the Department ofDefen e. Marian play w e e k l y v o l leyba l l on a coed t e a m . . . . W e n d y M a l e L a t s h a w , a prac t i c i n obste trician, live i n Far m i ngton, Conn., with daugh ter Kathryn, 4 , and M egan, 2. Chanoe in her l i fe i n c l ude a recent d i vorce . . . . When Den i e a n d F r i tz C a n by moved w i t h d a u g h t e r , Adriana, 2 , t o Potomac, M d . , t h e y p e n t a leisurely three weeks driving through M inne sota , W i consin, M ic h igan, Ontario, Quebec and New E ng land. H e is a n endodont i t , hav-
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rcun 1 1 u1 hut h1>rl'' w cc t'\·cryune at the nexr ( lill' . .
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a reac h 1 11g rnsi t 1on a t rhc U n "·cr> 1 t y of P 1 r t ,
c 1 .d 1 : 1 ng I ll .
b u rgh-John town . . . . G retchen Bean Bergill
L h < l n t.: c ,1nJ rL· - c n c 1 n c e n n g . A n ne .rnd her h u ,
Leond i re � . He\ m1weJ rn r hc D.
rec e n t l y m o v c J ro R e n o .
C \ ' . , r o u p .: n an11thcr
h.1 11J , D . 1 11 1 c l . 1 1 \'L' 1 11 Suff1 L' l d , C11 n n , \\ I t h
tore for Pa t ag( n 1 a . . .
Faith Delaney .1 1 1 -
1.J. Kc\ 111
In c 1 ru re' of H e a l t h . " E x l c['r l11r t he l1H1g huur' a nd t h e l ow pa ' it' t h L t.:rea t l''t inh 1 11 the \\'n r ld ! " ext n l L David Mace, '' hl> ' ' referring rn h 1 ' i oh a\ .1 rcporrer
Liq \ . . . . C h r i s P a r k e r c - 111.i i lc d m l'
"Th,•,c c ld'' nml'' .ire \\'rarpcd ! " ., h n e k ' cla''
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unung 1 > t h c r t h i n g , , \\ 1 >r k p l .1l l'
Mary Lou
t � r l t n l! . 1'. l . 1 " .
m . 1dl' .1 L .J rccr l h,rn ge . t nd " 1101\
r hL' 1 r d a u g h r c r , E m i l i , � - I / 2 . Thl' l r 'l'L < >nd c h i ld
nounceJ h e r engage ment tll Wc1ync G ra> o .
\\';1'1 d u e 1 11 l .1 t l' J . 1 11 U M\ . . . . K e v i n Mead . m d
F a i t h moved back to her homcrown nf Havcrh i i I .
h " w 1 fr , S u ,, 1 1 1 , 1 1 \'C I ll rrl llLl' [ \ \ 1 1 ,
Mas> . , and b rea l l y l i k i ng i t , �1 1 mc t h 1 11g ' h e
'''"' rl'CL'n r l y U [1' 1 :ed t < l . i ' i ce pre,1dc n r p11, 1 -
n e v e r a n t i c i pated . . . . Carol Eisenberg, ['l� w 1 d
t 1 nn at
i m pson '86 and t h e i r d a u g h t e r , M ; 1 x i n c , 1 n
v i red Meghan Casey a n d me and o u r fa m i l i c, t o ee t h e Port land
ca Dogs m 1 11or l e a g u e ba,ch<1 l l
ream drown t h e i r opronenr
o,·e r L;;ihor Day
weckcnJ. Meghan brought Bridget E i leen
a. ey
Parker , t h e lare t Hdd i t i on to her fa m i l y . .
Caroline Rymer E l l iot h a
been apro 1 n t cd
1 11 A ug u ' r a n d f'"'cd r h 1 ' 1 n t crc,t 1 11 g q u c r1 :
" W hL'rc \\'Crl' t h t hC 11f \llU \\'h(l \\' l ll1['ed \ l U ( .lllLI
t,>r 1 h e
h i r rhc T1me,-Arg11s 1 11 MLmtpe l 1 e r , Vr . . . . u irrc,p<111d e n t
endy Lapham Ru
J u i ' j u 'r c e lehrarcd I 0 year' w n h
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Lapham Russ
Ttm Gra · anJ w i fe P a me l a are J i,·in
Bo,wn. He s r a v� 1 11 tou c h w 1 r h Greg Bea t t y ,
1 11 M n u n t a m V i e w , daughter
w h n rece n t l y mm·ed w J a k a r t a , l nJone 1 . 1 .
Keep
w n u ng . .'cc ynu 1 11 a few mon t h s .
hlcw off the 1 0-yc<H rc u n mn ?" C h r i s and h 1 ' w i fe , He<i t h e r , l i ve i n W 1 11 c h c , r e r , M a " · · ;m,J
nrea t o work
< 1 1 1 1 1 11 . i l
a l i f. , w i t h 2 - year-old
cll 1e .mJ were cxrec t mg their ec,
d i recror of
Gue > we k now w h y h e h l c w off r h e reu n i1111 .
p la n ned g i v i ng . She manages endowment funJs,
. . . N ew; from c l as m a tes in r he 'ou r h a n d
, , cxc 1 reJ abl1ut add i ng to their fam i l y . H e a l o
rrust , w i l l-, pooled funds, annu i r ie a nd g i ft, 1 f
We r . Laura Lane w o r b as a n 1 11,trucror 1 11
\\'a� e x c i ted about s ta r t i no grad uate c hool in
in urance and rea l e rate. .
. Elizabeth Banwell
J ac k ·01w i l l e , Fla . . . . Kel l y McPhail Mende:
b us 1 11 ss at Berk e l e
of the
wri tes to rerort t h a t h r aJora h l e daugh rer,
Maine Women's Lobby a nd i s i n volved in
K r i s t i n , h as gone from a sweet l i t t le bal y to a
Cathy Urstadt MWL' med i a ca mpa ign. . Biddle was ju t fin i h i ng a complete renovat ion
"temper - t a n t r u m - t h ro w i n g todd l e r . " T h a r was
Rhode Island
wa
c hool of De i gn'
e l ected to t h e board of d i rector
of a farm hou e i n
outh S a l e m , N . Y . , and wa
p l an n i ng a move for lasr
eptember.
a t h y also
ix mont h � ago, so maybe l i t t l e K r bt 1 11 i
tan
t r u m - free now. K e l l y anJ her h u hand , Larry, l i ve i n
orrc l l , Tcxa· . . . . David Quillen i a
Dana
fac u l t y m e m ber in t h e dep;1rrrnenr of fa m i l y
atheri ne . . . . W h e n A m e y Travis Barnes re t u rns to Col by , she a l ways reconfirm that her
H e and his w i fe , A rn y , had ;i bahy boy, M i c h ae l ,
ha
been
O L B Y
b u sy
w i th
P R I N G
a
new
1 9 9 7
baby,
med i c i n e a t t h e U n i v e rs i t y of o u t h A l abama.
50
nnd c h i l d . Tim rea l l y enioy. being a fa ther and
l a t fa l l . . . . A l o exrect-
111g baby number rwo are M ic key '
5 and Kay Gammon Ferrucci. Big brother Mario " M i c key'' t h e I V was horn in J u l 1 99 2 . Bo t h Kay and M i c k e y work at Pon. m rn t h Abbey N e w H a mpsh i re , w h e re Ka
t e a c h e r and M i c k e y 1 -ion .
chool m
i · an E n g l i h
d i re c t o r of a d rn i s·
. Aimee G oo d ' s c u l r r u re was shown
a t G a l l e ry 70 in Bo ton last N ovember.
he
gradu ated 111 M ay '95 w i t h a B . F . A . in c u l pturc
:\ l l \I
/'\ hissach uoerts t'l lege of A rt and wa · -carrmg an M . F . A . program 111 ·culprure i n the Bo ton area "de from
spite the fact that my sc u lp tu res arc 1m,srly made of d u ng and m i l k ! " A i m e e 1 11 fo r m e d m e t h d t K a t e
Pe;tana i ' doing we l l d e s i g n i n g r h e
Hurl'arJ B usmess R�vrett' anJ
wri t i ng
hL,oks and t h a t H a n na h
c h i ldren'
Howland and husband Bruce are s t i 1 1
painting anJ wri t i ng muoic 111 C h i L :Jgn. H,mnah ju't g n t h e r m a s t r' s frum the
c hool
nf the
A r r J n.; t i tu te
of Ch1 cagL1. Last >umme r A i mee
11«1s
planning on 1· 1 ; 1 t i ng Todd B ishop,
11 ho wa
fi n i s h i n g u p h i , master\ at
C,1 lumb1J 1 11 a rt> adm i n i · t ra t i L) n . . . . Down
o u d 1 1 11 s u n n y Florida,
Billy Duncombe ha' 'Pent the past five ye,1r· wurkmg w i t h m�urancc
:rnJ 11we rment> an 1 has h i ' ,111·11 11west ment compa n y , V m tage
ap1-
r n l Gniup, w h i c h pec i a l i :e i n \'en ture capital orport u n 1 r i e,. H e i : r i l l c,1ach111g h igh
and
1>
c hool g i r l '
occer
look i ng forward to our 1 0 t h ! -LUC)' Lennon Tucker
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Port land, M a i ne, went helck t < • ,ch,inl
1 990's Corresponde nts
full t i me
111 1 99 5
to ohta111 her R .
l 1 cen.e. I n January
1 990
1 994
La u ra S e n 1 e r
A l i c i a S. H i dalgo
1 Pa r k m a n Street
28 M a r s h a l l Street
Natick, M A 0 1 760
N o rth R e a d i n g , MA 0 1 864
508-653-792 7
508-664-5 1 2 8
1 99 1
1 995
J e n n i f e r Wood J e ncks
Alyssa Falwell
540 Prosp ect Street
1 7 1 8 N. Troy Street #789
BU grad
1 99 5
� h e marned
hawn Law�ure, a program
analyst at U N U M . Their fim c h i l d was horn 111 J u l y I
996.
In their ,p;irc
t i me they are attempt ing t<l c l imh a l l 50 nf t h e 4,000-fom peak. m
ew
Engl;rnd ' . . . Beth Robbins Tango
Seekonk, M A 0 2 7 7 1
Arli ngton, VA 2 2 2 0 1
K 1 W 1 540@aol . co m
703-276-94 2 1
508-336-7049
e-ma i l : falwel la@g u s u n .
11· rcl t e from
111garL1re, where he ;rnd
h e r hushand, J o , a 'traregrc bu�111es; management consultant, hm·e l r \'cd
since 1 99 5 .
W h i le
i n g and hanging n u t ll' i t h
georgetow n . ed u
Francioco in
1 996
1 8 53 2 6t h Street # 1 0 1
Amie S i cch1tano
wurk
fe l k111
cxp<ltS . . . . Lane Wilkinson left s.m
1 99 2 Katie Martin
11•<1 i t i ng for a
permit Beth has heen e-mail mg, pa mt
'95
for an M . B . A . rrn
gra m at t he Uni ver:.ity of Wa h i ng
ron, where Amy Greene is a classmate.
B o u lder. C O 80302
25 H u n d reds C i rcle
303-939-9927
Welle sley H i l l s , MA 02 1 8 1
He enjoys c l imbing and ,ki ing trip in
the
6 1 7-235-0666
ascadesand Olympics. Last pring
he and 10 other M . B. A . tudenrs led
1 993
two �pecial Ol ymp ic · ath letes up M r .
E l izabeth C u rran
Rain ier, t h e first u m m i t hy a ment a l l y
64 D a n e Street #2
handicarped r e r on on t h a t peak.
S o m e rv i l l e , M A 0 2 1 43
The Cla;s of ' '9 now ha a weh
6 1 7-628-7092
r te
where you can re a d up on your class
e-ma i l : beth@w3.org
mate
Kimberl King reaches g rad e.
and contribute new
about
what's going on in your l i fe-a v 1 tual
three and four at a school d istrict north ,if Denver
and en1l ys l i fe 111 the Roc k i e , h i k i ng ar, J camp
then. Da,·id \\'rote that Mike Venezia is engaged
class note-. I r'- kKated a t hrtr://ll'ww.colby.edu/
and ll'or k i n g for M e rr i l l Lyn h . . . . L a u ren
classof/ 1 9
u1i
Patterson mo\'ed to �an J o s e , Calif. , a n d lo\'e· i t ;
ing every weekend.
chumann
ewton
wadua t ed with her from rhe U n i \'ersrt) nt Colo rndo and 1 reaching i n the ame -chool d r ·•net.
m1 and her hu,hand, Pau l . bought a hou:.e near &1ulder.
.
. . Karen Trenholme-DeAngelis is at
tanford Uni\·er it) domg a Ph.D. m ed ucat ion.
. Nancy Spellman married Paul Geoffrey Brunell in eptemher and i err l mg 111 the Bay Area. . J ulie Lewi Peter·en and her hu-hand, Ken, live m Kirkl nd, Wa h., ll'here they wel
comt: n rtors hut ll'am to hook earl y ! J u l i e enjoy> her work JS a cluh adm m 1 tratnr for
amr Fire
Boy-, 'Ind G 1 rl ; Ken ,, in comruter software and '>ab,. . . . arah Maddox Roger 1 s an arr curator
he ser\'ed as narrLmal program d i rector f o r C i ty Year. I n c . and directed the n,1rinnal tra i n i ng academy in the ·ummer of
1 99 5 . .
. Roy and
9/
-Deborah
90
chool at the U n i 1·er ity of V i rginia
u sa n Serino M u lc ahy bought a hou e i n
la r ·rring and works for the Bo ton Consu l t i ng
Peprere l l , M a s . , surrounded by c o n ervarion
Grour; he and Melissa (Organek ) now live i n
land.
u an graduated from T ufr m
master's/C.A.G . . in
1 994 ll'ith a
Brook l i n e , Mass . . .
. Susa n Kachen Oubari wa ·
chool p ychology and is
to move from I taly to Morocco to he with her
the >Choo! psychologist for the Actnn -Boxboro
hu hand, Fad i , who took a job in Ca·ab lanca i n
i u n ior h igh schc L) I . Roy i
a
oncord police
the World Trade Center.
u s a n w a s working for
officer. . . . Melissa Trend recei,·ed an M . . in
Vogue/I raly bur w i l l be designing furniture for a
geology from Brown i n
comrany based m M i lan.
toward a Ph.D.
1 995
and is working
he traveled rn Oman and par
-on, Alexander,
1.
u an and Fadi have a
. . . Bob Scott l i ves i n Aurora,
tic ipated in an oceanograrhic re earch cruise in
Colo., and work
the Arahian
education at Eaglecre·r H igh
for t he
and enjoyed great food and art . . . . A nthony
he and
husband Peter hought a London hou e, ll'h ich
Greene
T.J. Dupree received his M . B. A . from
the Darden
putttng rogether conremrorary arr e x h i h i tiom aarchr Gal lery in London.
A.
ea.
he al o gnt to I taly afterward
a
the coord inator for gifted chool. Bob' c las-
ical guitar career i b u i ld i ng with a new record
1 995,
Scaturro wrote that he i a dean of ·rudenr- and
ing that came out on CD i n Nm·ember
Lhey are redoina . . . . Francis Hodsoll graduated
l i l' i ng i n V i rg i n i a Beach, Va.
concert at Colby during Homecoming Weekend
from the MIT
yet. . . . J ay and Jennifer J ohnson Muse were
loan
chool of Management m
June l 995 an d i now a fi nanc ial engineer for Tenneco Energy Marketing Comrany in Hou ton, Texa . . . . In
ished a mas te r' m
ma
1 995 Dana Hol lin head fin pu bl i c adm i n r rration and a
tcr'. in public policy with a concentration in women ' . rnd1es. h i a re earch consu ltant, I i\ mg m D.C. in rhcapartmem W a l te r ronkire' motheroccupied for 40 years! . . . J eff Tracy and
his wif , Kimberley, who were married i n
ep
tc m l--e r 1 995, l ive in Plymouth, M a . , where Jeff 1 the general manager for h i family' Chevro
let-
ad iliac-Olds deal
r hip . . . . A if be mg the a. 'bt an t <l1 tricL auomey for M iddle ex County, Mas . , and bemg a new dad weren't enough ro
keep h11n hu y, David Lo ier manage to get hi �katc on for an alumni hockey game now and
o dera i ls a
a
la·t fall and a concert tour i n England i n Marc h .
expec t i ng their fir:.t baby la t J u ne. They are
H i wife, Karen. i- an inve tment researcher in
l i v in g i n Pitt hurgh, Pa., where they bought a
fore ign rortfolio for Meridian l nve rment Man
house. J enn ifer works in the coronary intensive
agement Corporat ion . . . . Elisabeth Poole is a
care unit at a Pin-burgh hosrital and does ome he me health nursing a well. J ay i the manager
Christie'
of a c lay mine and coal wash plant . . . . Lt. Kevin Powers, J AG Corp , U . . Navy, graduated from
1 992,
pec ial ist in Oriental and Eurorean carpet for Auct ion Hou-e i n
ew York Cit)'.
Beth moved from an Franci co last rring and i enjoyin
the excitement of the c i ty .
. . . Jeffre
jo ined the
and Karen O'Shea Schaefer are l i v i n g i n Madi-
Navy and has been stationed for the la t three year at the Great Lakes Naval T ra i n i no Center. I n eprember 1 995 he married Robin Korman,
company i n New York, and J eff is a manager for
Northwestern Law
chool in
an attorney with Roth c h i ld , Barry & Myer . . . . Stephen Nason, director of residence l i fe at U n i ty College, married L i a Ro
1 99 5 .
in
eptember
. . . Sarah Moulton Law u re, i n add ition to working for UNUM I nsurance Company in
51
on,
.J . Karen is an editor at a legal publi h ing
a medical publi h i ng company i n Gue r
at J eff
and Karen'
e w Jer ey.
ertember
1 99 5
wedding i n Lak e v i l le, M a s . , included Steven
Graber, Gilles Lajeunes e, J e nnifer S monds Webster, Deborah Y ung ' 9, Eric Mo t '93 and tephen Brown ' 2. . . . r e e ' 9 and Karen
P R I
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in
the ll'cdJmg parry ,md Tim
G ro\' e � . Greg Mahone · , M i k e Flynn, Mark
an exec u t t \'L' 1'- 1 . H. A . The1 ha,·c "n E n t.: l t , h bu l l
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L o mba rd , K r i s t e n R u . o anJ
h m Tosi
'93
. Bec k • B i r re l l for o l l-iy, ll' h e re
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Dou b l eday ' ' ll'1 1rk m!! ·" the . 1 " 1 ' t , 1 11t d 1 rel f 1 1 r
Ben'>on '' e nga).!ed w Gll'en
'un,et m'>pectnr. and ll'h t t e ll'ater ph,1tugraphl·r"
,1f t h e Y 1 C A 1 11 A t l a n t . 1 . G . 1 . . . . K r isten
! 1 11 1 ,heJ h 1 , f1 r't 1 ca r at Y a l e D 1 \' l n i t 1 ; M ike
buL mul'ed tll Chn·y
-.ccund-year la\\' ' t udent a t .A merican U n 1 1·eNt\
frrnn ! 99 '\ t11 1 99 ) ,ml! tl1< 1'l rl'LL' n t h \\'l•rke,! 1 11
Cmn c l l . \\ h1.: re
anJ a ,rnff member at [he Jrnmwl of l n tenwnonnl
h , n e l gul''t ,en ice' ,1t O h m p t ( F.i m 1 h H , 1 t e l tnr
.md 1\ l tc h e l l t? " , r uJ y 1 ng 't'CLinJary 'LlClal · tud-
LaU' and Po/1c�" .
the :\ r l . 1 nt . i L i a m L'' · . . . E l i :abt' t h H e ! f t Darby,
four year' "·orkmg "'
d
h.N: \ 1' I d . , 11 here hl' ' ' ''
a l l y R i c ha rd, 1 1 ,·e, 1 11
F r y l i n g """ I ll t h e Pe.ice c,'fJ'' 111 Cn,t.1 R t L .t
s t u J 1 e' reacher. . . . J i m Red uto rece n t l \ 1mn·eJ
te,1c l1er m a h i g h ,chuP l .1 11,I t u d t e d . i r Oxf,1r,!
e n g.1ged ,
. Y . . and ' ' ;1n a t tnrncy 11· 1 t h
U n 1 1·e r , 1 t 1 d u n n t.: her ' u m mc•r ' ,\c.l t t l ll l . . . .
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B<tnb, P i c k e t t . G ru e n , . m d Shapiro. a l,11\' fi rm i n
Peter l ndol'ino , , V P , , t ,,1 le, and nrera u,,n, f,,r
M t . K i ,cn. I n h i ' 'P<Hl' t i me. J i m 1 ' a memher nf
Pre111 1cr C,1r Rent;1l 1 11 1' ! .ir1 LmJ . \ ' 1 rg 1 11 1 . 1 .md
the We,tche,tcr I c e H < >c k e y Offi c i a l , A'"1c 1<1-
n . , . He r;rn hPt h t he Rcrmud.1 .111d Clc1·el.1nJ
t 1on. H e >el'' M i k e Grant anJ H e 1 d 1 Meehan
llrn r . i t hnn' [ht, year. . . . L i : Pre�ton gr.i,!ua[cJ
'9 1
m i t h and h1, ll' tfe, Pa t r i ,
11· 1 t h her m<hter\ degree 1 11 J'hl', I C < l i thl'r,1p1
ahley . . . . Matthew Ovios
i a U . . Navy l i c u tenanr and an 1 11 , t ructur <H the
from Duke U 11 1 1Tr' i t \' la-.t M,\\'. . . . Travi� K l i n e graduated 1 11 1'. h1y f n i m Duke\ ..:: c hnol nt Fm
aval Academy 1 n A nnapol is, Md. He\ we l l
estr\ w i t h , 1 lll<1'ter\ Jei..: r ee 1 11 e n 1· 1 r, 11 1 m e n rn l
qual ified t L ' teach seamamh i p and navigariun
management . . . . AnJ P e t e r Perroni gr<tduatcd
Grant
and Mark
a n d hem'> from Steve
1 1 k e '' 111 \'etcrm ary ,chool
1e'; L i nda Brown " m meJ 1 c a l o;chool a t Penn : r . i t c ; ,mc! J oe
to W h ite P l a in,,
anJ JU t
.rncl M ic h e l l e T u pe i- Gorra a re l-iuth at
mamcJ t11 l' \ in '89, 1 , 1n 1rk 1 11 g ,1, . rn E ng l 1 h
W a l t h a m , 1' \a,s., and i'> n ,c ,·e nth gr,1Jc " 'c 1 < 1 l
ag\
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avoie ,md
and • Go l d t e i n are
J re K r i � t i n Core ·
and
teve
a s t ro . . . . Remember rt'un iL111 '9 / ! I f you're
1 nt ere,tcd 1 11 p a m o p a n ng on the re u n io n plan
u at 2 3 - 69· 8l�6 nr me a t home; ca l l Bec ky B i r re l l at 201-87 2 - ) I S4 1 f you're m tere,teJ 111 part 1 c 1 J'<H t n g ,111 t h e rcun tun gift c o m m i t tee. -Karie Martin n 1 11g c , 1 m m 1 r tee, phnne Karen I
93
Greermg,,
la� of '9 3 . As your newlv
appo111teJ c l a�s cnrre�pondenr, I would l ike w
after comp l e t i ng a t h ree-year term a' a nav i gawr
'um m<J c u m l a ude ( and =I i n h1' c J a, , ) fn1m
and deck officer on the
E n g l a nd School of Lall' i n Bo,tun, where he
ll' i l l never
H e wa> awarded a c l l m mcndat ion mt'dal for ser
gave the ,·,1 l c J ic tury addres, a t the gradu<t t i L m
mformati,•e letters-and keep chem coming! . . .
v i ce i n t h e Medi terra n e a n , A d r i a t i c , Red �-ea and
c e remony. H t ' ' s c u rre n r l y work i n g a, a !all' c lerk
the Persian G u lf.
for the M a i n e _ uprcme
.S.S. Thomru
S. Gare�.
-La1tra Senier
91
ourt.
ew
ongra t u la t ton !
I hope to ,enJ out a c l a > l e r r e r Mlon, 'o
p l ea'e send me your new.,!
-] ,mn ifer \Vood Jencks
Thank you for all nf the letters you
have been send ing i n . It i
great to hear frL1m
you, a nd I w i l l try to get your new- i n a oon a pos· i b le . S e t h C a n t e r a nd h is w i fe. Chri t i n a , C O L B Y
. P R I N G
1 9 9 7
92
a»ure ynu that our l i t le n i c h e in Colh)· maga:ine 0,1
b la n k aga1 11 ! Thank you for your
I t \l'LlulJ seem that -0111e c l assmate have their
c o l l e c t 1 l'e k n icker i n a twi t over never bemo in
th1> c o l u m n , �o l i ke a true repre-entati\'e I w i l l beg i n b y addre · i ng [he needs of the squeaky whee l · ! Hallie Hastert i embroi led i n h e r first eme ter ar UVA ( bu me · schoo l ) after pumng
Lisa
Churchill i> a n t'n v 1 rnn me n ta l
spec i a l i t a t t h e M a i ne Depart menr of Tran,-
52
some hec t i c year under her be l t i n D.C.
h e had
new L1f Ben Margi in, who i c l i mbmg his way w
-\ L L' � I '\ I
rhe rnp a a �cheduler in the U., . :enare. Meg Wrenn 1s also grad chonl bound after �pencling a summer in Co-ra R1rn. Halite infornb us rhar Kristin Archer and Chris Mu nro <He bnch 1 1 ,·ing 111 DenYer, tam l ife .
olo., and IO\·mg rhe Roch lv h1un Also i n Cd ir<1do ( Boulder) are
Lisen Biersach. Jay Moore and J ason Barnes.
,�c h Ol) I . w h e re J es s i c a H i l l \\'<1!:- work i ng a, a teac h e r of p h 1" · 1 c ' and m,Hh and p l a n n i ng w reach marme b 1 o lng1" for the Ocean' Program a t Ph i l l i ps A c ademy m the >Li m mer. Ar rhar
r i m e Dan i e l l e J a m i son , \\'ho C<)m p l e rcd s t uLiies for her m ,1srer\ 111 t h e math Ph.D. prugrnm at Brn\\' n , an nl1un ed her l' ngagcmcnr to R o berr
J•1yandJason, both 111graduate , chLx1 l at CU-Boulde r, get heers together
nu doubt gearing up for another sea >eln of ripping up the . lope. in I n a much Whitefish, ML>nt. . warmer climate i Moll • Bac h, cur nmt l y skippe r i ng a 6 1 -foot yac h t in
mer
. arah
come next
um
agle \\Tl tes that -he
john
lo,·e her new iob a a markermg a;soetate in Lo A nge l e� . lo\'e- her
prod uction of }osepli and
<i
tli<'
Arna�1ng
Emilie 01 on '9 1 Janced a principal
the U n 1 \'ers 1 r y of V i rg i n i a \\'hde
ro l e i n Dance The<1ter orth\\'e ·t's p ro d u c t i o n o f The Red Slioes in Tacoma, Wa. h . . . . The Boston Globe
utCharlorres\· i l le . . . . L 1 \· m g ar the
Brockelman
i ng on a P h . D . 1 11 a tomic phv,1cs ar l i \ · 1 11g i n a cot tage on a farm nnrch
c a l led John Brock e lman '92 "the
1 3 ,000-foot Mr. opn . Constanza Escudero i> reacher a'
unsung heroof[Go\'. W i l l ia m ] Weld'
s i s t i ng for the Basalt
h;1,e of
Roa r i n g Fork V a l l e y , near A pen,
Broc k e l ma n do an ama:ing i mper on
C,1 ! 0 . Last summer she d i d an out
a r wn of [ _ en. John] Kerry i n debate
door/rock c l i mh i ng/rafr i ng trip \\' 1 t h
prep, he a l so headed Weld' oppo i
h 1gh s c h o o l s t u d e n t s t h rough A.,.
n o n r e e a rc h r e a m . "
pen Grassroot . . . . John Dudek
'92
began his t h i rd year of graduate
M I LEPOSTS
ro John K.
>Choo! in chemi try a t Princernn and \\' a - in the J u ly '95 wed d i ng
cott 111 Cape E l i:abeth,
parry of Karen Whitcomb, no\\' reaching at Dedham H i gh School
. . Le-ley E denberg '9 1
in M a s s a c h u e t t s , and D a v i d Bryan. w h o enjoys h i s \\'Ork a t F i
ttl
Daniel Bouvier '9 1 in Revere, Ma . . . Hilary G. Robbin. '9 1 to William L. Goodman '91 in Old Lyme, onn . . . . Li,a L. Chu rchill '92 to _ rephan /\. ! . Dickson in Augu ta, M 1 1 ne . . . . Andrew Finn '92 tn Michele Rowell '92 i n Montpelier, Vt. . . . Michael Regan '92 roJ ane Lm 1 hon 1 m Medway, M· . . . . Margaret Ru, sell '92 tll D-a v1d Ewalt m Lon mer Chapel. . . . Su an Benson '94 to Bruce Panilaiti '94 111 Gmcnrd , .H . . . . Laura K. Moore '95 to T1mor h v Johns,m m Durham, . . . . ara Palmer '95 to M ichael Pe rfem m Frct:porr, Ma ine . . . . Ta ha Wal ker '95 to Adam Potter '96 i n Ke n ncl:i unk , M a me. .
( I can \'Ouch for that ! ) for the cam paign tore-elect enaror John Kerry. \Vhen a ll 1 · s<:ud and Jone, . he plan i n her
'econd year at Corn e l l Bu m e s chool, where
he wa v 1. m ed la r year by Chuck Martin when he was look.mg at schuol . . . . pea k ing uf graduate degree rec1p1enr , Le ley Fr mier recei\'ed her M . . frum UVM, Chri We t rece ived hi- M . . from Du ke, and Kim Carl on, Beth Herman on and Dave Crittenden arc all bearer· of law d e gree ' ! Congratulation. are aL.o m order for quite a n umher of our c la , mare who are engaged m nave gotten married. Loui a Meriano 1., en gaged to be married in June '9 a nd 1 fi n 1.,hmg up a degree at G eorge tow n m pub l i c pol icy. Dana McClintock wa ma r r i ed rh1 pa r u m mer, and h 1 old roommate of " chp roc ke t " fome-Dan O'Grady, Jack Higgin anJ J a on oule -were there to add to the re ve l ry . Heather Perr ;md Richard Weafer are gemng marned i n . u m mer '97 as a re Candace Killmer and Rod Core and Jen Larsen and John Daileane '92 . . . . A nd three cheer for Emily Muldoon, who wo k t h i rd place for women ages 20-29 in r h e Portland Marathon last ctober! . . . I look f orw a rd w hea ring fr m you all.
choo l s in the
o t only d i d
Ma> . . . . A h ley M. Cornell '9 1 to Bruce C. Pratt in Bedford, N . H .
she was wo rk i ng l i ke a mad \\'Oman
•
in
Tec/1111color Dreamcoac and that John Grady
Mame. - . . K II • Ann Cogan '90 t o Edward P. Champy I l l m Wayland,
l ife 111 general! Hal l ie al�o had m1rJ of Abigale Knapp and Jen Comstock. A b iga l e t ltving in Bo ton, where
.Y.C. Jen 1
Y U . She
\\TOtc t h a t Chris A u s t i n i n Pnrc l .md ,,.,1' great
forn i a . . . . M a t t Campbell i s \\'Ork
Mamages: Lynn M. Bingler '90
home h er boyfriend , Perry, and her
Lll1 mo\'mg ro
N . Y . C . 1 11 A ugu,r rn \\·ork on <1 m<htcr\ 1 11
h i gher education adm i n i-; t rn t ll1n ,u
N EWS MAKERS
e n a re c a m p a i g n .
rheCanbbean and plarmingon ran mg her own pro\' 1siot11m! compa111·
R.l.,
Carolyn Hart, \\ ' h o 11·orks i n rhe F.1111 1 1 1' Re source Center a t /\ ! I T . Rebebh mtl\'cd tu
\\'as d i re c t i ng and a c t i ng m }o<'v and al1-
fn1m ,1 Ch i lean h i k i ng/ k i ing J<lUnt are Mike Powers and Rob O' eil
ewporr,
L \ R l; I:
i\fona 's Comed;.• \\'eddmg m
on L1CCa ion-maybe they rehash 1 u l e rughy moment.' of Wh i t e gk1n . . . ALo LlUt West and back
m
.\ T
de l i ty .
Also
i n t h e \\'ed d i ng parry
\\' Cre K r i s t i a n P a r k e r and J a y
S utherland. K r i s t i a n i
enioying
h i nre l f a t Duke a a grnduate stu dent i n marine bio logy , and J ay , c u rre n t l y work i ng a r BU med i c a l c e nter, i exc i ted to h a , · e had a few paper, publ ished. aka
. Sarri Salman,
a rge, transferred to Colnrado
rare and is stud y i ng chem istry and h a \' i n g Rencdcrw. A l '( l m a r rcndancc wa, L iz Stewart,
w o n d e rfu l r i m e .
a
tephen Cranfi l l , who a t tended Colby through
ophomore year and then transferred ro
< 1 manager a t a pn1fc"1 t1na l theater in Maine
his
,md an a c t mg mcmhL· r of t h e hoard of a loca l
N ort h\\'esrern, \\'rote t h a t he \\'o uld be rhe be t eprember wedd ing of J osh Lutton
c h i l d re n \ r he<Her. A m y wrote that Becky
man at t he
Prou l x wa wnrl 1 n t: <tt a re., 1dcn r 1 a l ou tdoor
and Laura Pavlenko i n Colorado . . . . B i l l y
,md t e a m -bu d d i ng m,rrucwr ;mJ t h a t Jon Medwed wa. 1 1 \'l n g and wnrk mg 1 n D.C . . . .
d i rector a t W A R W - F M , "Wash i ngton D.C . 's
cducil t 1 l l n center m \'crmon1 <h .i rope' cou r'e
Kamin McClel land nll\\' worb a, a media p l a n n e r at Modem /\.!ed 1 a , a n i n rerac t i \'e ad\·crri i n g agency m Wc,rport , onn . . . . Back from her w i n te r nf ,k 1 1 11 g 1 n
ew Mex ico, A m y
Clapp \\'� h v 1 11 g m the A d m n d a c k on Lake ummer and leading hike t r i p- . A m y d\\' M o l l y Bro� n, \\'ho wa work i ng for a n in u ra nc e company i n c a t t l e . . . . Heather George l a t
Boothe, whl1 wa' a teac h i ng m rern in and a park ranger for rhe v 1 cc� at Pr . Reye
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Bush I> an o n - a i r persona l i t y a n d p u b l i c affa i r Classic Roc k . " H e l i ve
w i t h Roger Hughes, Vinny De!Greco and James Kaleigh, who
>tarted law schoo l a t A merican U n i \·ers i r y t h i s fa l l . . . . Susan Benson and Bruce Panilaitis w e r e m a r r i e d i n August, honeymooned i n
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Sandy B e n on wa maid of honor; L o r i n K n e l l a n d S c o t t Kadish w e r e a lso i n rhe wedd i ng party. u a n i now a pre-K reacher i n Che I ea, Ma· .; M a r t i n and l i ve i n Bedford, M a
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mer, b now rudymgfnr her teac h i n o crede n t i a l a t H u m bo l d t rare . . . . W h i l e work i n g as a Kennedy fa c u l t y/re e a rc h a >i r a n t ar rh
Amy Alderson h as been an educator in mater h ea l t h care for a community c l i n i c 111 Dnrche,ter, Ma . h e wrote about a weekend gath e r i ng I.1st ,prmg at rhe ew H a mrron
c hool o f Government at H a rvard , Rebekah
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M e r ryfield ' 9 3 , w h o are a l o e n g ag e d . . . . Tony
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p.1r,1 lL't:• 1 I 1n H,1 rrlL1rJ. .
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and t h<lt Heather J ohn,on ' ' i:ng,1gl'J tn hl' m a r r i ed tn Fred Webster. . . . ara Cha rnec k i
1 1! l'idl'1 1 ed 1 t 1 n g . 1 1 l\!ed1.1 I L'l\ . .
i > a rt»carch tcc h n 1 c 1 , m I l l thl' card 1 1 1[ , 1gy cli:
. m "'" 1uate con,u lt,mt <It R.1 1 n ,md C11m pa111 ,
L' d 1 ton,t! .1" 1 '1, 1nt .it an m1•e,tment re earch
r a n m e n t a t B r i g h a m & Woml'n\ Hn,pnal I l l
l 1 "L'' I l l R,1,t1 1 n .
f i rm. R.L. Renck &
pos t - a naesthesia unit. � he I > hur1ng tu gu w
< l l l' 'c h l l1 1 I ,it r h c U n 1 l'i: r , 1 t \ of \' 1 rg m 1 , 1 . . . .
M .mh,m.m.
Tat u m Calder 1 ' <1 ,rn1 1.,t 1c.tl m.irket 1 n g ana h ,t
m WML'guard ,md 1 1 1-i:' I ll Summer11 l l l' , M.1" . ,
Scho11l nf t-- !i:J 1 c m l' m the Jeparrment of der
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Bo ton, wheri: ,he a l>Ll ha, n 1 l u n 1 cercd Ill the
med >Ci1l 1,1l next fal l . . . . Brendan Cavana u gh
was ,er w beg i n Rush Medical cago t h is pa:-t
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as an e mergency n>l)m tec h n i c i an <H
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Pat tv Benson,
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m.1tL1logy tnr ,1 J,1c t,1r dLlilll! re,earch on mel.i c h onl p a r t n m c at
Educ.it 111n.
he a lso i gnmg
EIU\ _ c h no l for
. . Margaret Harris 1 , a paraleoal at
gland M e d i c a l Cen te r i n Bo,mn, whl're h e h a d
S h i l l er Wei", I nc . , ,md K i m 1,, <1 cu,mdy ai:
t h e [,111· firm Rm11·n and Rudmck m Bo>ton . . .
bl'en l i v i ng w i t h M i k e M u rphy. who i> d rn ng
cou nrnnt at l m·e,tur' Bank anJ Trmt. . . . Karen
research at M ass Gene rn l . . . . Becca Apol lon i'
Bossi ;mJ Chad
l l \·e, with Rachel Kleinma n Ill
now an admi· ion counselor u t Colby . . . . Be
be married next <, u rn mer. . . . Kevin G ri mes
fore mov ing to
e a t t l e , Sarah English wa · an
isson are engaged and plan to
Smith l i l'e · Ill d trader rark wnh Phil
vor
ofie Trevor, ll'h,1 worb for T ca h for A merica, .Y.C. . . .
G r a n t ceache> at a pre c hool 111 Ma> . . . . Lee
heila
u d bur ,
t. George attend· Le-ley gradu
w h i l e hoth me ·tudl'nt> .it A u hurn U n t l'Cr, 1 t y in
h e drove cros, cou n t ry after gra d u a t i o n w n h
A labama . . . . Evan Berman j , pur u i ng gradu
,1te
Deb N o r r i s , who i n o w l i v i ng w i t h M ichelle
ate ,ruJie 1 11 h 1 :,tonc preservat1nn at t h e U n 1 -
A t k i n on i n E\o:,ton, where Ka i t l i n work at a
a signme n t ed i to r for Fox
60 N e ws in H artford.
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hnul ll' h t le teach m o ful l t i m e a n d coach
i ng occer. . . . K a i t l i n Graham l i l'e- w i t h Beth
L i u a n d Meg Sweeny i n J a c k on Hole, Wyo.
l'er> i ty of Georgia . . . . T a m m y J o
mith ancl
hospital and regularly ,ee Dori D e autel, who
Sarah says that Kate K raft and J eff Ball are
Cindy Kel ley cohahit i n Be lmont, Mas . Tammy
l iv i ng j ust a few b loc k s from her i n
works at Srnte
treet Ba n k , and Cmdy work in
Wang and Adrian Calder are both m the engi
thl' office of the president of Rad c l i ffe Co l
n e e r i n g pro o r a m a t D a r t mLlll t h Co l l ege .
that Patricia J u rrians i� abo i n
cattle and ear tie.
he
added that A n n i e G i rton and J osh G ravin arc l i v i ng i n
a n Diego and that Ch risanne L o l l
lege . . . . R u t h B r i s to l i
a m e d i c a l ·rudenr a t
Tulane U n ivers i ty and welcome- the c hange ro
had v i · i ted her before start i ng her new job i n
N e w Orleans! . . . Maylene C u m m ings 1s in an
Boston. .
M . A./Ph.D. program in German at the U n i ver
Debbie B u t l e r began a master'
program i n soc i a l work a t Bo ton U n i vers i ty last C O L B Y
S P R I N G
1 9 9 7
sity of M i nnesota.
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. . . T ler Walker teache c hool . . . . A bby Smith i
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try i ng her hand at
w h i l e l i « i ng at home LO Matapoi ett, Ma- . . . . Keep the letter- comm 1
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Mildred Todd Weir ' 2 4 , Ocruber 1 99 5 . i n We1>tbrnok, M a i ne, ;:it 9 \ . .=-he \\' a · acrn·e m everal cl ub. anJ �por t s at Col by anJ later ll'<h a mem ber of the 'ouchwe;,tern Ma i ne A l u mnae Assoc1Jm) n. he rn u ght in sc hoo l · in Brown\· i l lc , Bar Harbor, We,tbrook a n d Gorham, !aine. .'he " , urnn�J hy her on, C harl e . W e i r.
. Charland Letourneau '27. Oc tober 1 2 , 1 996, 111 Waterv i l le, Maine, at 9 3 . H e wa · an accountant for the . ' . De partment of Agn c u l ture for 'evcral yea!' before he renred to C l mtnn, Ky., where he 01·crsaw ht, fann rrope rty . H e 1· ·urvl\·ed b) hi ,
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Florence, a d a u g h ter and ,on anJ a g randson.
Charles V. P i ngr ee '4 1 , Ocroher 1 2 , 1 996. Ly nn ,
S
m 1 9 7 , h e was M i d - A t la n n c d 1 recwr u f fi nance for Juhn H a nc oc k In urance Co. , where
he had a 3 2 -year c a re e r . H i, wife, Anne, a son m
ancl two Jaughter;, · u n · i \· e hi m .
lch>. , at O. During \Vnrld War l l he sen·eJ
tn the Cll<t!>t G u a rd ab,1arJ the trnop ship U.
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Robert A. Southwick ' 5 3 , October 3 1 , 1 996, i n
H e was de r ut y wllecror of customs for
Peabody, Ma ·s., ar 6 6 . After se r1· i ng as a cnrrora l
the Port of Glouce ter and abo the Coast Guard Jncumentattcm c1fficer i n G lou ce s t er . He also
emplo\'eJ by Pumam Brothers M i l k Co. m Peabody
worked for many ·ear, ar the Cu:,tom· House in Ro,tun anJ at Logan A 1 rrl 1rt. He lea\'e:, h is wife of - 4 ye a r , , Veronica, three 'un., rn·l1 daughter,, fi\·e
grnnJchdJren, niece, and nephew:..
wnh the U. � . M a r in e Corp
in Korea, he was
unti l 1 966, then was health director for the c i ty
unt i l 1 9 I .
Prior to his rer i remen c he wa, a tool
·alcsman for Chandler Fa rq uh a r of Canton, /'v1a,,.
He i5 >u r1 · i1· ed by his wife, Pol l y . two ons, includ
hrother, Eugene Lcmurneau.
ing Rubert P. outh wi c k '77, and a granddaugh rer.
Lydia T u ft s Green '4 5 , May 1 9 , 1 996, in Ja�per M. Foster ' 3 1 . A ugust 29. 1 996, m
Genrgetmrn,
F\eta Kappa anJ l ater w;i,, an ass i st ant m the H 1'tor1
\\'a' ,1 -;uper1· 1'nr uf 'l1C 1al W<'rker' m , acrnmento,
7. H e was .i memher of Phi
t-.. lam nsv 1 1 le, Va., at
3 7 - year career he '>er1·eJ <b
Dunng a
Oepartmenc.
dSSbtan t rrmc 1p;i l nr rn nc 1 pa l of 'choob m
ruckec , Mass.,
mth � udbury, Mas . , anJ RumforJ,
'repJ.mghters anJ numerou. grandch i lJ ren .
Fuller
attonal
Virginia Brigg Z u l ieve '4 5 , October ) , 1 996,
l a me , <H 7 1 . , he W<b a l i brarian at
1 11 Chm.i,
1
ontract Management Assoc ia
su rl' i v ed by h is wife, J udy, two daugh
ter,, a brother, a si ter, nieces and nerhew .
ovemher 1 9. 1 996, 111
re,ichcr m the M a rd . mJ p u b l i c ,c11,1ol 'Y't..,rn,
U n 1 \·er, i t y of
5. He liveJ m Pr,)1 1Jen c e
wa ' a c n ve 1 11 rhe PT A ,1nd m co m m u n i ty anJ
at the 1mmuctl111 a. ,chool arch 1 v 1 t ,mJ h1,ron m.
He leave a brm her , Rl1bert Alice Hove Rodney B=wtck, M a me , <it
E. Fuller
' 34, October 2 ) ,
1 996, m
3. ' h e was emplll eJ for <1
Ame> Woolen
!di
Mame. Later . he worked at Ba t h
ourhern Lou isiana and was a
hi ·rory rrnfe ·sor a t Sheridan College in Wyo
c 1 1· 1 c aff a i r , , 1 11J wa, <l 'enior c 1 r 1:en ,1J1·!lcate.
m ing for 2 7 ye a rs before he rerned m 1 99 3 .
u n· 1 \· u r' m c l ucle her forher, Lenn P. Rngg"
twn Jaul(h ter,, t\l'<I ,, m,, g rn nJ c h 1 k lren, niece>
.:-urv i \'or;, i nc l ude h i s wife, Carol, h i s morher, a
anJ nephew. , mc l u J m� :warr Pi trar '9 3 .
e ra l 11 1 e c e , a nd nerhew - .
•
Robert L. J acob J r.
'49, Ocrnber
1 1 , 1 996, m
1;,ter, a brother,
Carol Boudreau Strong '6 1 , A u gus t 2 7 , 1 996, in l i brnq science from
Wnrb
Wor!J W.tr f l , Kc1rea and \' 1emam. After re t i r
l ibrarian m the
1emon a l
i ng w 1 rh the ran k n( l t eu tenen r colon e l , he w;v,
!nm
Edna F. Baile '36, J u l y 30, 1 996, m M;ime a t 4. �he maj oreJ m Engli h at Colby, where he al o was ac rn· e m mu. ic gro up:.. he c a ught E ngl 1 h t n h i g h chool an d acaJc m 1 e in
an fo rJ , Ma i ne , a nJ W<h
an organ i.;, t anJ de a c on e in her loc a l Barn t church he 1 u rv i ved by n i e c e and ne p h e w . Helen Wade awdon '3 , May 2 1 , 1 99 6 , 111 Fal l brnok, Caltf., a t 0. An econom i c. major .md tudenr government pre 1dent, he wa em
plo}eJ for ma ny year a a e c re t a ry at The ew York Times. he 1 u rvive d by her hu banJ, George, a son a nd two da u g h t e r .
'4 1 ,
eptember 2 , 1 996, m Connec u c u t al 0. He was uperintendcnt of chlKlls m Van Buren, Mai ne, from 1 946 ro 1 9 5 3 and wa., assoc ia te profe o r of educational ad
m1ni�rrat1on at Keene tare College from 1 954 m 1 956. Jn 1 957 he became superintendent of chno l . fnr everal norrhwe tern Connec t t C u t ·chcll>l J1:,rnw. He c ncluded h i ca ree r a pro te rn Connecticut
pre,idenr nf a Cclf re n t a l agency anJ of a com·e· n 1ence fooJ wre m Flun d a . He anJ h i
tate
wife,
t i n neford '5 7, anJ · e v
eil
c•r;m c1f the Air Force, 11 1 rh tuur' uf d uty in
'1ster an J t wn grea r - granJc h i ld ren .
Ea
Rrarn.on , Mo., at 6 3 . He taught history at the
Ottawa, Ont., at 5 7 .
Huspital. � he 1 'urv1ved by th re e Jaughrer , a
Kmgf1clJ, Wt l tnn and
n i ver, 1 t \ f-.efrire her rnam,1ge. Cker the
Demore,r, G a . , <It 7 1 . He \\'<1' a d e c or<HeJ vet
m R 1c h monJ.
hefnre beco mi ng <l d 1e t 1 t i an at Bath
fessor of ed uc a t i on at
In ga l l s � h 1 r bu i ld mg I nc. and a regional ad1·isor
of the
Earl P. Stinneford ' 5 9 , October 1 6 , 1 996, m
1943 un n l hi retire ment m 1 97 5 , then cnntmueJ
Edgar P. Martin
Mobi le, A la . , at 60. He wa a vi c e pre 1Jenr of
t 1un. He
lark
anJ taught L ari n <lt the Mose Brown 'chl1ol fwm
time ar the
a l i f. � he " 'ur1·1 \·ecl hi' her t«iur c h i ldren.
Edward F. La go n eg ro ' 5 7 , October 8, 1 996, in
vear' .;he r.i1 eJ f ou r c h il dre n . W<h a 'ub;t i t u te
'33,
ProV1Jence, R . l . , at
m
an
hunt.:. � Uf\'11·ors incluJe three SOfu, a 'tep,,., m, rwo
Frank E.
< il if.. at 71 . .:-he w!lrked for I BM
e\\' Ynrk Cit) hefore ra i,mg a fam i l y . Later she
in
he received an M.
immons Col lege a n d w a s a
rrawa Pub l ic L ibraq'.
un·i1·ed by her hu · band , J ohn W.
J ason B e r ge r ' 6 5 ,
he i
trong ' 5 2 .
ov e m ber 1 9 , 1 996, m
M;iry Ann, were k i l led 1n a mmor 1· eh ic le acc i
Q u i nc y , I l l . , at 5 3 , in the coll is10n of two a i r
den t . H e i
craft. In 1 96 7 he earned a ma t e r ' degree i n
u rn ved b y h t ' m m h e r , l ne:, h t
l nd1ana U n i \·er· i ty
and wa
brother, Oon.1IJ ' 5 \ ht, . 1 ,ter, E l 1 :abeth Jacob
soc ia l work at
Ch no;rnpn u ln' ' )(\ n iece and ,1 neph e w .
·oC J a l worker f o r t w o years. I n 1 97 3 he g radu ateJ from Bl) ·ton U n iversity Law
Robert W. MacDonald '49, October 1 5 , 1 996, m
AugLL'>ta,
1 ame, at 7 3 . He 'er1•eJ dunng World
WM II m the
.
1 eJ 1 rn l
o rp. . After grad u at
ing from Tuft>. De n ta l chonl he >tarreJ h 1s denrnl
practice m G.1rdiner, M a me . m 1 9 5 3 .
ur1•ivors
19
chool.
a
mce
he was a partner of the Boston law firm of
Te·ra, H u rw 1 t : & Th i be au l t , where he was ad m i n i ·trator of the l abo r an d employment law department . H e is survived by hi wife, A rn ts, a da ughte r and a so n .
mc luJe hi. wife of 49 year. , Madel me. rwo on , a
d augh te r, a brother and rhree grnndc h d<l re n .
e i l W. Collar '50,
ovember 1 4 , 1 996, i n
Oak lanJ, M a m e , a t 7 1 . During World War I I h e
Timothy A. Bernard '9 1 , Oc t obe r 1 1 , 1 996, i n
Bos t on , Ma s., at 2 7 . H e battled bra i n cancer for three year
and a t the time of his death wa a
Joctoral candidate in the ph
ic de p art m e n t a t
w as a r a ff .,e rge an t 1 i t h the U . . Army Engi
T ufr
neer , earn ing t h re e P u rp le Heart meJ a l . He
Mered i th, his parents, a ister, a brother, neph
work e d i n general i m u ranc e and real e tate and
ew and n i ece .
U n i v ers i ty . He i
surv ived b y h i
wife,
founded the Collar and K i mba l l I n urance Co. i n Oakland.
urvi vors i nc l uJe h i s wife, A n i t a ,
t w o J a u g h t e r , a on anti ix g ra ndc h i ldre n .
Alan L. Mowatt ' 5 3 , October 5, 1 996, in Way n e , Pa. , at 66. He re c e i v ed h i · B.A. i n ma th, then er\•cd two year i n t he A r m y . Whe n he ret i r ed
55
Christine A. Callie '98, ep t e mbe r 26, 1 996, i n a l amanca, pain, a t 2 0 . A nat i v e o f Tue on, Ariz., s h e was a j u n ior on the Colby exchange alamanca, where she d ied of natu
program in
ra l cau e m h e r host family's home.
url'ivor
inc l ude her pa re n t . . P R I
G
1 9 9 7
C O L B Y
fi nal period
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Happy Birthday, NYCC A venerable alumni club toasts its first 100 years By Sal l y Baker
A
n i n t cn.�-.l l l\l! yl':t r , UN 6 .
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ew York
l m J n h n l m , 'la,, nf l 9 1 , who
"Cn N. ( )t l � 1 1 l d " 'rl'cc h , t 1 1 w h 1 c h .
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a Cl' n t ury l a t LT , m y rn1d 11, 1 l i 1 1 L a l
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Fergus,1n m aLle rnc 1;1 l ,e�rl'g< 1 l lnn
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legal u n d e r thl' " > L' l''1r<Hl' h u t
l'nue 1 1 1 l\ 1 a \ tl < i \\ Cr H i l l . Cotter
mon� fnim
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t h .i n k cJ .rnd rccng n t :eJ c u rrent
E m i l y D 1c k i 11'llll nh,l'n'l'd, " A
d u h 1'rL·,1dl'nt D i a n a Herrmann
l ight e x1't' i n :,pringfN ,1t 1�rl',ent
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on the year/At an\' , 1 t hL'r 11em id . "
r re, 1 J e n t
T h l' Ed1 1 ,1111a11 ' Lkfe,Hl'd t lll' f r, d -
L l u d t n l! D w i g h t
1an a r m y in < l \\'<lf t h :H "l \'eLI t h l'
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Larry Fleisc h man
75.
Dick
Peterson 60 and
B a b i c . T h l' Du ryl'a M P t< 1 r
Wago n , manufo c t u rl'd in �prmg
field. Ma,,. , bee<1ml' A men ca ' fir,t
rL' L t , 1 r S u , . 1 11 C '< l ll<l l l l C '< l l l k .rnd
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Dick Schma l tz
( ' uch a' LcnnarLl l\1 dyo
founder ot t he ac;1de m 1 c ft eld ot
L'll Yl lrk L i u h t r1 1m 1 9 1 4
h u m.m de\ ek1rmenc ) t n c l u deJ
'6� .
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1n 1 9� l . \lfl 1 l L' l ll l hl' L l u h\ l . 1 1 l',t
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and Henry J mne, were :-.etting the
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were
Neu•
York
ad111 1 1 1 1 , t ra t l 1r,, 1 11 .1dd i t 1nn t 1 1 .1
a l u m n i ,1,1tf ''n l\ Li \ fl n1 l'r H i l l .
hed f,1r
fu l l ,chedule of pureh "1ual .1v
hut S 1LI F.trr
Times Maga�inc \\'as 11u h l i the first time. A n d t h e N e w York
n l hy
C l u h was founded. One h u n d red y e a rs l a te r , on Dec e m b e r 4 . over I
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m e m b r,
t 1 \ · 1 r 1 e' :-uch ;i- t r ip' r,1 the
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the
the e\·enmg i r, 'l'arkle- 1 ' t h L' ell' York c l uh\ \'Cnera h d i t\'. I t
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0 11en ten n i ' tnurn,1men t , l\ a l k
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of t h e c l u b g a t h e r e d at R a c q u e t a n d Te n n i
ate' ; i nd ,,·m11m1.1 lllr l,i c u l t ) .mcl
' 2 2 , the
11 hn 1\ ,1 p r l' 1Jl'nt
�c h m . 1 l t :
uch a> E m i l e Zola , H l' n n k l b�cn
held in A t hens.
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d.: n t '' ho were n ' t m a t te ndance
prnd u c t i < m a u romubile. Writer'
Game, ,ince t h e year
arge n t ' 39,
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ra't c l u b
I ll <l l l e ndance-lll•
I l e kn S t r. 1 u
A fricm1 n1 un t r) frnm enI o n 1:aunn hy Eurnpe. Rod i n ::. cu l11tl'd a 'r udy
Sd1 nu l t : <I nd
l'\\'
H .1 1 n r ,h 1 r e
'\1';1,n't 1 t .1 11·uml'n' u i f lcge ?"' Rut
of
t h e Co l l e g e '
mo t
h1 nff-camru" 'tudy a.·
< ltCer ..,,11J t h a t h e a n d l1lb,
d 1 reuor Lmda Cotter,
wh,1 l i ved m Manhattan and on Lnn g 1 , land hefore mo\' l ng
i\ 1 aytfower \lLir,eh-e
to
H i l l . " t i l l t h i n k of ew Yorker-" and
a
h,1,·e 'rec ial affe c t ion for the cl uh "Thi, t
one of our fa\'orite
<l' mnre Ne\\' Yorker' attend the
th m g , , "
C 1l ll'l!e .tnLI mnrl'
a 1 h e r lov r n g c up . " l t wa found
c hl 1<be
olh ,1 l u m n 1
e\1 Ynrk a' < 1 11lace m
o t t e r .. a i d , h o l d i n g up
tn a I i t t l e - u ed room in the Eu-u
'To
M a n h a t t a n ' s P a r k A ve n u e t o
1 , one ,1f t h e L > l d e :, t
n l l cgl'
ll'nr k after graduat 1nn, uch quamt
Bu i l d i ng . I t '
c e l e bra t e . I t w a s , l i k e m < > r s u c h
a l u m n i nrga n i : a t 1 o n
1n the
m i ,percert1rnb ha,·e di-apreared.
Pre 1dent
. J . Robert from the
C o l b y event s ac ross t h e c o u n
c o u n t ry , a n d i ts prngra m m i n g ha,
New York
o l by A l u m n i A
try.
pro\'ed \'ery appe a l i n g w
p r i m a r i l y a c h a n c e fo r
fri e n ds to g e t toge t h e r and c a t c h u p o n e a c h o t h e rs ' n e w . T h e
ew
York Colbian .
,hou lder
From dec idedly h u m b l e 1 896
Colby E i g h t ( ac t u a l l y , there
beg i n n i ng>-a handful of mem
were n i n e ) sang; t h e re were brief
bers meeting occa:>i ona l l y-the
peeches fro m club offic i a l an J fro m C o l b y Pre id en t B i l l Co t t e r a n d A l u m n i R e l a t ion s D i -
C' 0 L B Y
P R I N G
! 9 9 7
c l u b ha
grown al ong with the
Co l l ege 's n a t ional repu t a t ion . " [ I n the
'olhy':, pn, i t l \'e, na n,mal reruta t l on ha, been h u i l t rart l y on the
56
tn
of N ew England. In his remark
o
c i a L i o n , 1 92 6 . ' " W '\'e kept i t, a n d we're
ina it back,"
cak
otter a i d, earning a
big laugh. "But when you c me to
a t the M a n
campu and we have the plea ure
h a t tan c e l e b ra t io n , Colby Presi
of having you to our h u e, you'll
dent B i l l
1 9 7 0 · ] member_h i p wa ·
of a l u m n i boo ter
New York and other areas out ide
in c r i l ed :
o t t e r h i g h l i gh ted t h e
un ique t i e t h a t h a v e c on nec ted
ee it on a table in the l iv ing room. It means a
reat deal
to
us." t
I
Je Bal
ht
un
Cl\
D o n't Mi s s Out ! WEDNE SDAY. JUNE 4'
5:30-7 p.m.
Class of '67 informal get-rogether ar
Evening
Rockland. Overnt ht at
amo,et Re>0rt,
moet (make re.ervauon
Children' dinner for all children
6:45 p.m.
Reunion recepuon
7:4 · p.m.
All-Alumni Award Banquet wtth honored gue t.:
directly)
Dt ungu1 hed Alumni Award: Ambassador Robert
Gelbard '64; Maenner Disnngu1shed
TIIUR SDAY, JUNE S Morning
Richard C.
Dolan '36, Ernest Fomn ' 5 1 . Beniamin '52 and
Meet in Rockland
Ricker ears '50, William and Judith Prophet Timken
Afternoon
Cla
5 p.m.
Classes of '57 and '62 boat mp and lob ter bake.
erv1ce to the Alumni: Profe
directly)
SATURDAY. JUNE 7
Class of '47 recepuon and dinner on campu
7-9 a.m.
Evening
Class of '6 7 dinner at
Evening
Cla
amo et Resort
of '72 recepuon anJ informal Jmner in Portland.
9:45 a.m.
7-9 a.m.
Breakfast in Dinmg Hall Alumni Golf Toumament
Morning
Clas;; of '4 7 tnp ro amo et Resort, Rockland.
Parnde of the Clas:>e>
oon· I :30 p.m. Lob ter bake/chicken barbecue and cla cookouts
Dinner in Dining Hall
8:30 a.m.
acttv1ues: sports, Ji cu· ton oroups, campus tours
Afternoon
Cla
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Children' dinner for all children
Evening
Class Reunion Dinner for Fifty Plu Club, '47, '52, '57,
After Dinner
Cla
'62, '67, '72, '77. . 2 , '87, '92
Lunch at amoset
activ1ttes: pames, entertainment, social events
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
Daytime
Clas;; of '57 informal acti\•ities in Portland
10-1·30 p.m.
Class of '72 boat tnp on Ca!.co Bay. Lunch included.
7:30 a.m·
Meet at Casco Bay Lines, Portland
Morning
oon
Breakfa t brunch in Dining Hall Class of '72 get-together Classes of ' 2 and '92 Bonnie' coffee cake
Lunch in Dining Hall
connnental breakfast
Class of '62 tenntS tournament on campus Class of '52 round table d1scu ions on campu
Dining Hall
Alumni Council meeung with an update by President
1 1 a.m.
reservatton directly)
m
Fun run Cotter and business of the Alumni Associauon
Overnight at Holiday Inn by the Bay, Portland (make
FRIDAY.JUNE 6
llll
Breakfast
:30-9:30 a.m.
r Charles Bassett
recepnon> and pames
Evening
6- p.m.
IN
Cla
9 p.m.
Holiday Inn by the Bay, Portland (make reservatton
ancy
'57, Mane "Chris" Merrill Wy or '42; Faculty Award for
of '6 7 golf and tenn1 at �amo.et Re...m , Rockland
Meet at Ca!.co Bay Line , Portland. Overnight at
the
erv1ce Award:
hmalr: '62; Colby Bnck Awards: John
Cla of'67 boat mp ro Hurncane I land.
1 0: 1 5 a.m.
Boardman Memorial
ervtee in memory of alumni
who have pa ed away during the past year
Class of'67 tour of new faciliue on campu
Reservation materials will be mailed to individual reunion classes soon. If you don ' t receive your res ervation i nformation by March p lease send your request to alumni@colby . e du or call the Alum ni Offic e at
2 07-872 -3190.
See you in Jun e !
30,
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