Alumni

I retired this spring as president of North Carolina Wesleyan College after five good years, “finishing up strong” as Mr. Boyden kept whispering in my

Was fun to be back on campus for Choate Day. See you in 2016 for the 50th! John Kilroy Class of 1966

The Italian government has given me Italian citizenship, double passport Italy-USA. I am an candidate for a Guggenheim Fellowship in Photography. You can see my

ANY DEERFIELD GRADS PASSING THROUGH CATANIA, SICILY, HAPPY TO OFFER YOU GREAT MEAL. VERY HAPPY HERE.-25 YEARS! A LOT OF PHOTOGRAPHY. MY FOTO WORK AT

I was startled and saddened to see long-time corridor mate John Howard’s name listed on the alumni magazine’s In Memoriam page. The internet yielded an

Les LaBrecque writes in: “It has been a while since I submitted any class notes and other than the field dedication to Jim Smith a

George Vary ’66 reports: “The South has risen again — now that Liz and I (along with Boo the Golden) have escaped the D.C. rat

I retired in June of 2011 after 38 years of teaching. This leaves me with time for my new interests in woodworking and beekeeping. Reed

Currently dividing my time between the Department of Justice and the U.S. Attorney’s office in Washington. Still coaching lacrosse, still traveling, still having fun. Bill

Long-time athletic administrator Tony Wells ’66 has been inducted into the Frontier Field Walk of Fame in Rochester NY: http://www.cosida.com/news.aspx?id=3797