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The Formnotes below reflect
information received through
September 2012. Please send
newsand/orphotosofyourselfor
other alumni to include in these
pages. The address is Formnotes
Editor,
Alumni Horae,
St. Paul’s
School, 325Pleasant St., Concord,
N.H. 03301 or
.
Thank you.
1939
Goodwin W. Millar
writes:
“Looking forward to our 75th
reunion!”
1943
Norman S. Walker
1948
Oliver G. Gayley
1949
John A. Scully
James Woodbury
writes:
“Much of my time is involved
with the care of my wife, Vickie,
who has suffered two strokes
over the past six years. In 2006
I converted to the Eastern Or-
thodox Church and have found
meaningful associations at the
Greek Church in Newport News,
Va. I am in pretty good health. I
still read a lot, in two languages,
the ‘other’ being Russian. Re-
gards to all.”
A final formnote from
Sam
Yonce,
who passed away on
September 18: “Now have
grandson Sam Yonce III in the
Third Form.”
1950
William D. Howells
News from
Peter Millard
:
“Anne and I celebrated our 50th
anniversary on May 15. SPS
graduates/children of gradu-
ates at the party included Ken-
neth Lindh and Beverly Lindh
Little, son and daughter of
David Lindh
,
Doug Barclay
’51
,
Rucky Barclay ’53
,
Chris
Gray ’68
,
Hugh Millard ’82
,
and
Brewster Carroll ’74
.”
Bill Faurot
writes: “Janet and
I celebrated two years of mar-
riage with a trip to the Navajo
Nation to meet with military
veterans to help them deal with
tribal bureaucracies.”
George R. Packard
was pre-
sented the Distinguished Lead-
ership Award from the Fletcher
School of Law and Diplomacy at
Tufts University on September
7. The award is given annually to
an alumnus, who, over a long
career, has advanced the ideals
and purposes of the school by
contributing in an outstanding
manner to the craft of diplo-
macy and the conduct of inter-
national relations in the public
or private sector.
From
Dick McKee
: “We went
to Sweden and Iceland this sum-
mer. G
ä
rd, who now is confined
to a wheelchair because of a
neurological problem (CBGD),
wanted to takeour daughters and
their families to see where she
spent her summers as a child.
We flew to her hometown of
Ume
å
, and spent aweekwith her
brother and his wife in T
ä
fte
å
,
on the Gulf of Bothnia. Cold
water, but the children didn’t
mind getting wet. Since T
ä
fte
å
is only 180miles from the Arctic
Circle, it never got dark at night.
On the way home, we stopped
off in Reykjav
í
k, Iceland.”
1951
John L. Lorenz
Bob Craigmyle
,
PeterWinans
,
Renny Ponvert
’52
(but an
honorary member of ’51, where
he started his SPS career),
Da-
vid Morrish
, and
John Lorenz
FORMNOTES
Among the guests who attended the 80th birthday celebration
for John Stokes ’50 at the Fairfield, Conn., Country Club in June
were (l. to r.) back: Dick Paine ’50, Nicole David Channing ’85, and
Garry Schumacher Channing ’85; front: Anne Kemble Stokes ’90
and John Welsh Stokes ’50.
Form of 1951 mini-reunion lunch in Palm Beach included (l. to r.):
Bob Craigmyle, Peter Winans (both seated), Renny Ponvert ’52,
David Morrish, and John Lorenz.
Cappuccino time for Dick
McKee ’50 and his wife,
Gärd, in Reykjavik.
