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1973
Samuel E. Belk
Homer Chisholm
writes: “Cele-
brating life, remission of throat
cancer, and advances inmedical
robotic surgery.”
1974
Arthur L. Sistare
Proud news from
Michael
Wert
:
“
Announcing the birth of
Anderson BakerWert on Febru-
ary 7, 2012. The last offspring of
the Form of 1974?”
1975
Randy Blossom
randy.blossom@blossominsur-
ance.com
Randy Blossom
writes: “After a
wonderful summer in New
Hampshire, the leaves onTurkey
Pond are turning and fall has
arrived inConcord. Anniversary
Weekend was great, despite the
rain, though not much of a turn-
out for our group this year. Day-
le and I have an empty nest, so
let us know if you are passing
through town. Thank you to all
from ’75 who contributed to
another strong year for the
Alumni Fund.”
1976
Donald A. Keyser
From
Spencer Fulweiler
last
June: “We live right at the base
of a 3,800-foot mountain with a
great road, and my wife, Rena,
and I bike quite a bit there and
enter the race up it every year.
Last year Rena was second in
the women’s 50-plus division.
Our kids are now 13 (Emma)
and 11 (Spencer B.). Emma is in
a fantastic choral program in
San Francisco, which runs
through 10th grade. She has had
many opportunities to sing on
stage with S.F. Opera and Sym-
phony. In May she sang backup
onstage with Paul Simon! She is
open to boarding school (and
particularly SPS because we are
active in the church), but she
will have to make a decision on
that at a later date.”
Be sure to join the SPS 1976
Facebook page to add your own
short notes for formmates.
1977
Gordon R. Stanton
September news from
Whitney
Stewart
: “After clean-up from
Hurricane Isaac, I can get back
to teaching a course inmindful-
ness at Tulane University. I have
two new picture books coming
out in the next year, and I’m
currently writing a young adult
WWII book based on wartime
letters of my husband’s German
uncle, who was conscripted into
the German 58th Infantry Divi-
sion and sent to the Russian
Front four times. Hans still runs
the human genetics clinic at
Tulane Medical School, and
Christoph is about to release a
new solo album.”
1978
Nora Tracy Phillips
Scott Elder
’s son, Robert, has
finished his freshman year at
NYU.
Edie Farwell
, driving over
from Vermont, and
Nancy Bi-
gelow
, swooping in from Alas-
ka, converged on the Hopkinton,
N.H., home of George and Sally
Chase for a “lively and very fun”
lunch one afternoon in mid-
June, just as they’d swooped in
on the Chases’ study in Drury
for tea and company so many
times back in the day.
Els Collins
and her husband,
Jimmie Greene, vacationing in
Chatham, Mass., far from their
Pictured at a June 2012 reunion at the house of Riccardo Gomes ’75
in Wyckoff, N.J., are (l. to r.): Riccardo, Hilda Cupeles-Nieves ’75,
Severo Nieves ’76, Grace Tung ’76, and Luis Huertas-Perez ’75.
At the beach in Ponte Vedra in September, five Jacksonville res-
idents with St. Paul’s ties included (l. to r.): Annie Albright ’14,
Susannah Albright ’80, Ali Walton ’13, Dori Walton ’74, and
Tucker Albright ’13.
At the annual SPS college fair,
Phil Gover ’01 reconnected with
former adviser Bob Rettew ’69.
At a Hopkinton, N.H., visit are (l. to r.): Sally Chase, Nancy
Bigelow ’78, Edie Farwell ’78, and George Chase.
