School Alumni Association, work at a bak- ery Sunday evenings, and do lay reading at church. I’m putting in an upstairs bath- room; going downstairs in the middle of the night is not fun. EDITH ARMEND HOLTERMANN 319 CLARKE AVENUE STATEN ISLAND, NY 10306-1127
HOLTERGLAS@AOL.COM
lives in Blair, Neb., with daughter Holly. It is a big change from life in the east. She regrets that she cannot make Reunion but wel- comes hearing from classmates at cather-
inehoythartwell@gmail.com. Dorothy Richards Zopf is working hard to establish a gallery exhibiting acrylics, pastels, and mixed-media art created by the “over-80” crowd. She also plans to include space for works by local authors. Dorothy helps support the gallery by sell- ing dandelion jelly.
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Ruth Niederlander Shoumate says the highlight of last year was taking a two- week cruise from Croatia to Greece on a small, 50-person ship. The trip was delightful, though Ruth injured her knee while traveling.
Jan Sutherland Fairservis and her daughter, Jenny Fairservis ’84, live in Salisbury, Conn. Last July, they traveled to Wiltshire, England, for an international crop-circle conference to learn about this mysterious form of art, which appears around the world but most often in the UK. Jan is painting a lot. She welcomes email at
jbsfair@yahoo.com.
I was saddened to learn of the deaths of several classmates. Gloria Dahar Ashooh, Barbara Kingsbury Leidner, Roberta Fast Lazarus, Norman Migliorato, Patricia Pettigrew Swart, and Jean Possee Tillman passed away last year. Dolores Mark Loucks, Virginia Woods Davis, and Margot Shaughnessy Finnell died in 2013. We lost Betty Jane Wallace Smyle in 2012. The class extends condolences to their families. PEGGY KAHLES GUYDER 300 SW GOLFVIEW TERRACE, #149 BOYNTON BEACH, FL 33426-4653
PEGGYGUYDER@ATT.NET
Catherine Hoyt Hartwell now
Nancy Kent Leonard is still driv- ing and enjoys reading. Like all of us, she misses departed friends and rela- tives.
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Last summer Margaret Sharpe Whitehead drove from Delaware to New Jersey, stopping to visit Mary Stirling Campbell and Nancy Howie. Margaret also attended granddaughter Melissa’s “white coat” ceremony: Melissa is study- ing to be a veterinarian. She will be great- ly needed, as one of Margaret’s other granddaughters raises Labradors! Charlotte Eberwein Sutherland cele- brated her 85th birthday. She enjoys yard work and singing in a choir. Ann Hammel Kahl is still running races, coaching women in weight-lifting, and staying busy with her calligraphy business. Pat Bryant Koedding’s granddaughter Lindsay is engaged to be married in September. Granddaughter Lisa was mar- ried in June, at a “grand affair.” Grandson Jon left the military to work at Johnson and Johnson. Pat’s son, Bruce, moved from Michigan to North Carolina. Pat and daughter Donna took a cruise along the Maine coastline last summer, but they liked their trip to Panama better! Pat O’Meara Jevons sadly reports the death of her granddaughter, Cathryn, at only 19. She leaves behind her parents, Jennifer and Craig Blair, and her sister, Meghan. We offer our deepest condo- lences to Pat and her family. Ginger Morgan Travis is savoring the memory of a riverboat trip up the Mississippi last year that fulfilled a life- time desire. “It was fantastic.” Janet Ainsworth MacDonald works at her travel agency, sending people on won- derful trips to see polar bears, cathedrals, and the oceans of the world, among other things. While on a cruise with her chil- dren in September, Janet fell and broke her arm. She spent eight weeks in a cast, reading and re-reading lots of great books. Sally Quincy Hartshorn volunteers at a local hospital. She took an 18-day cruise to the Hawaiian Islands. In October she and a daughter visited Gloria Peterson Wyatt in North Carolina and “had a mar- velous time.”
I have been seeing a lot of my neighbor Janet White MacLure. We share a love of classical music and are attending the con- certs of our local Chamber Music Festival together. PATRICIA GRUMMON CLEGG 4670 CARLTON DUNES DRIVE, #14 AMELIA ISLAND, FL 32034
PATRICIACLEGG436@GMAIL.COM
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Artist Arline Fisch’s latest work is Hanging Gardens of California, 100 or more knitted flowers that hang from the ceiling on knitted green stems, at Visions Museum in San Diego. A smaller version will be at the Mobile Gallery in Cambridge, Mass., in October. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art recently purchased one of Arline’s large silver necklaces from the 1970s for its collec- tion.
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Betsy Clark McIsaac moved into a won- derful retirement center, a half-mile from her former condo in Pittsford, N.Y. She raves about the food, the range of inter- esting activities, and the lack of stairs to climb.
Betty Tullis Hagen reported the loss of her wonderful husband of 58 years, Arthur, to metastatic melanoma last May. He was able to attend their granddaughter Claire’s wedding in Raleigh, N.C., just a month earlier. Betty’s daughter, Karen, lives in England while husband Brett pur- sues a Sloan Fellows master’s degree at London Business School. Betty enjoyed a great 14-day visit with them in July. We send condolences to Betty and her family. We were sad to learn of the passing of Joan Keicher Frey on January 5 and Laura Howie last May. We send our love and prayers to their families. Bill and I are settled in our new retire- ment condo in Heatherwood at Yarmouth Port, Mass. We feel so blessed to have each other and caring, happy, healthy families within driving distances of Cape Cod. BETTY JOHNSON BOOTHE 1111 HEATHERWOOD YARMOUTH PORT, MA 02675 774-330-2191
BETTYBOOTHE@GMAIL.COM
Ossining, N.Y. Her husband of 60 years, Ray, is a physician, and Mary managed his office. The couple has three children and six grandchildren, one of whom was married in August. Norma Morse Edelman returned to her hometown of Randolph, Vt., to join a small independent-living community. Her sister lives nearby. Although her skiing days are over, Norma enjoys the winter landscape. She spent 50 years in California before making the move. Norma has been in touch with Gabrielle Fuchs and her twin sister, Gerda Fuchs Rypins, who says they heard from Dot Foster Napoli and Barbara Feder Mindel recently. The twins hope to see Dot and
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