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'40 Paul H. Snyder, who worked as a sales representative for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., reports that he is enjoying retired life in Allentown, with his wife Margarette. Paul is also a former executive secretary for Lehigh Valley Life Underwriters.

'49 Charles J. Theisen reports that he was one of six classmates who attended a recent WWII Reunion. Others in attendance included Jim Doorley, Mike Fedorak, Bill Rizos, Gerry Skallwood and Frank Yanoshik. "It was wonderful seeing the 52 vets that attended the WWII Reunion," Charles writes. "Including wives, we had 73."Charles resides in Hawley, Pa.

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'57 Albert Adams, Ph.D. is now semi-retired and still has an active schedule. During the 2001-2002 holiday season, he made investments in Toronto, Canada, and visited friends there. During January and February he attended the World Economics Forum in his hometown, New York City, along with foreign policy colleagues. In March he traveled to Beijing, Wuhan and Xi'an in China. Al says he hopes to begin publishing some of his writings by the end of the year.

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'62 Jean D. (Dayton) Linington sends the following update: "Our oldest son, Gregory D. Linington, is starting his third season as an equity actor with the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, in Ashland, Ore. He is featured in three plays this season, 'Julius Caesar','Idiot's Delight', and 'Titus Andronicus'. I am continuing my link to education as a UCLA coach for five elementary school principals in the Los Angeles area as part of the Reading by 9 Program." Jean and her husband Peter live in La Crescenta, Calif.
'67 Carl D. Buchholz III, a partner in Rawle & Henderson LLP, reports that his firm hosted a reception for Sen. Arlen Specter (R-PA) at the firm's Philadelphia office in March. Specter addressed a group of the firm's invited clients and guests as well as a number of its attorneys. Specter discussed a wide variety of local, national and international topics and issues. Susan (Riggle) Raupp sends the following update on behalf of herself and her husband Lloyd: "Lloyd and I were lucky enough to get a wonderful piece of land in Charlottesville, Va., and just about two years ago we completed the house that I designed. After so many military moves, it is great to be in a house made just for us. In May of this year, our younger son, Peter, graduated from William and Mary Law School. At the time of this writing we don't yet know what he will be doing. Our older son, Chris, is a full-time employee at the University of Virginia, loves all sports and participates in many of them offered through Special Olympics. Lloyd is our area coordinator for the program. Charlottesville is a great place to live and if you decide to retire here, I hope you will contact me and allow me to help you find a place to live. I am a full-time realtor."

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'70 Susan E. Mensch, who is an assistant general counsel for Lehigh Portland Cement Co. in Allentown, sends in some exciting news about classmate Marylu "Mac" (McCarthy) Briggs. Mac was recognized this year as Hackettstown and Warren County Teacher of the Year and was runner-up for New Jersey State Teacher of the Year honors, which were announced at a December luncheon by the New Jersey State Department of Education. Mac's interdisciplinary approach has helped students with widely varying challenges to realize that math is everywhere. Her many contributions outside the classroom have included coaching basketball, coaching and officiating field hockey and serving last year as co-chair of the school district's Middle States Accreditation Team. Last summer Mac received a fellowship for an Earthwatch project collecting data about butterflies in Costa Rica. On Nov. 2, 2001, Mac and several other Hackettstown educators went to New York City after school to work the 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. shift at Nino's Restaurant to feed recovery workers at Ground Zero.
'71 Ron Czajkowski, vice president of communications at the New Jersey Hospital Association, has been named to the State Emergency Medical Services Council by the Commissioner of Health. He also serves on the boards of the Brain Injury Association of New Jersey and the New Jersey Press Association. Ron resides in Somerset, N.J. Lawrence J. Cook, M.D., director of the cardiac cath lab at St. Luke's Hospital in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, recently got to participate in part of the Olympic dream when he had the opportunity to carry the Olympic torch. "I don't know how many doctors got to carry the torch," he writes.

 

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