Captions for photos:Mikie Ewing, John Gleason, Wheldie Jenkins, Jan Gleason, Bill Morton, Don JenkinsMeg Morton, John Gleason, Mikie Ewing, Bill Morton, Wheldie Jenkins, and Jan GleasonJohn Gleason, Mikie Ewing, Wheldie Jenkins, Don Jenkins A few ‘55ers and their wives got together at Deerfield on the first weekend in November in a tribute to our late [...]

Our Renaissance man, Kevin Sheehan ’55, who “enjoys the company of antique engines, carousel organs, cordwood saws, classical music, literature, and almost everything that moves over land or water,” has written his first novel, The Aberration, a Maine love story. The 265-page novel can be ordered via North Country Press. According to North Country Press, “Kevin quite [...]

Art Atkinson ’55 reports that “I am back in my Michigan office after having survived Hurricane Sandy and gotten our boat (The Paradigm) to the Port Annapolis Yard for winter storage.”  Tom L’Esperance ’55

Congratulations to Tim Day ’55! He has announced that he will officially retire on January 1, 2013, after founding and serving as CEO of Bar-S Foods for 31 years. Tim “(is) somewhat saddened to step back from my life’s work–which has provided me with an enormous sense of fulfillment, numerous close friendships, great personal satisfaction, [...]

A few ‘55ers and their wives got together at Deerfield on the first weekend in November in a tribute to our late classmate, Mark Ewing, yachtsman extraordinaire, whose adventures can best be expressed in his own words, “Life is good.” Mike Grant ’55 writes that the gathering “was a sort of memorial remembrance for the [...]

Art Atkinson (is) “ happy to report that the third edition of “Principles of Clinical Pharmacology” was published last month (see attached). It has been a two-year project that has kept me busy as lead editor and contributing author and I am relieved to finally cross it off my “to-do” list. This June, I spent [...]

Classmates of 1955: With the mantle of clinical tyranny set aside, I’ve been busy with Engineering School Research projects, including efforts to understand what went wrong with Metal-on-Metal hip joint replacements. FDA asked me to participate on their Advisory Panel this past summer for advice on what to do next with the 750,000 patients with [...]

To my classmates: I’ve enjoyed chatting with a number of you over the past seven years on behalf of the Class Notes. Thanks for taking my calls! More recently, though, it has become a “piece of cake” for us to submit our own notes via the new website: http://deerfield.edu/alumni/notes. You can submit your note, and [...]

When I reached him, Spike was “down cellar in his workshop making railings keeping busy while winter comes”. It’s early October, the leaves are turning and it’s delightful living in his self-built house amidst 10 acres of woods in E. Dummerston, VT. He’s now a widower having lost his wife, Susan, four years ago. His [...]

John relates that it’s not been a great year – Laura has endured two knee replacements, plus a shoulder and an ankle replaced. Lots of “little steel bits and pieces”, but “Whatever — body and soul stays together and you gotta be grateful for it”. He and Laura are trying to sell their house in [...]