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A NOTE ABOUT CLASS NOTES


If your class is not listed, please send your class notes to the Alumni Affairs Office, Skidmore College, 815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866-1632.


Class notes are also posted on Skidmore’s public Web site: skidmore.edu/scope.


broken hip and daily physical therapy. Now I’m put back together again and life is good. I can drive, go to bridge games, and attend my exercise class. FLORANNA CHAYES LATHROP 3336 LAKE PARK CIRCLE ANCHORAGE, AK 99517 907-248-1947


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mates in attendance had a grand time. Indeed, four of us did! I (with daughter Suzanne) was joined by Alice Mazuzan Pollard (accompanied by daughter Ellie), Ruth Benson Day, and Mary Lib Walker Tierney (with son Steve). The College treated us like royalty—accommodations, food, and activities were all perfect. Even the weather was grand. On Thursday we were joined by President Glotzbach and his wife, Marie, for cocktails and dinner. He gave a rousing talk, including what was happening at Skidmore and in the world during our college years. He was cordial and very approachable. After breakfast on Friday in the Murray-Aikins Dining Hall (so different from our day!), we headed off to minicollege classes and enjoyed meals with the Class of 1948. On Saturday our ’43 golf cart led the parade of classes right behind the bagpipers. After an all-class picnic in a huge tent near Case Center, we went to more minicollege classes. My favorite was “Locke’s Errors,” about the philosopher John Locke. My daughter was so impressed, she suggested


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Virginia Davis was sorry to have missed Reunion and hoped class-


ELIZABETH NORLANDER NEWELL 15 DEANE AVENUE HOLDEN, MA 01520-1314 ECNEWELL@MSN.COM


MARY FARMER WOOLLEY 573 REMORA DRIVE ST. HELEN ISLAND, SC 29920-7227 843-838-7232


I was out of circulation for three months earlier this year with a


that Professor Solomon run for president! We missed our classmates and wished you were there. Thanks to Skidmore, which outdid itself, making us proud to be graduates! MARY LOU SINON SAYER 304 ALTON WOODS ROAD CONCORD, NH 03301 99SAYER@GMAIL.COM 603-228-4635


an independent-living home in Phoenix, AZ. Her two daughters, five grandkids, and one great-grandchild live in Phoenix, so she


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has lots of help and visitors. She wel- comes e-mails from classmates at craigc200@aol.com. In May Phyllis Emmerich Blair left Boynton Beach, FL, for Williamstown, MA, where she lives at the Sweetwood retirement home overlooking Mount Greylock, the highest peak in Massachu - setts. Phyllis’s art studio is just down the road from her residence. She heard from Jane Clark Atkins, who is recovering from shingles and several eye procedures. Jane is glad to live in a retirement home in Stamford, CT. Peggy Gluck Wolf, in Tucson, AZ, is feeling “just fine” and would love to know if any other “gals” from ’44 live anywhere nearby. Peggy was in Maine for the summer. Her e-mail is peggy.wolf@ comcast.net.


Kit Mungall Porter and husband Char - lie gathered four generations of the Porter clan last fall to celebrate their 90th birth- days. Kit had two baby girls added to her crew of great-grandchildren, one in March and one in April, for a total of nine. Most of them live nearby in the Austin, TX, area, which is a blessing for the Porters. Kit says she and Charlie wobble along on canes but are still moving around. Genevieve Gerard Conroy lost her hus- band, Dick, in 2012 after a long struggle with Parkinson’s disease. We extend our condolences to Genevieve and her family.


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