Bates College | 1967

Fall/Winter 2004

Summer/Fall 2001

Winter/Spring 2001

James Nabrit '52

Paul Savello '66

Valerie Smith '75

John Moshay '85

Robert Ayres '01

Digging for the Story

Semper Fidelity

Class of 1967 reunion 2007

Edited by Christine Terp Madsen '73

Class Secretary: Judith Lanouette Nicholson, 15 Heron Cove Drive, Merrimack NH 03054, judlannic@hotmail.com

Class President: Jon Wilska, 119 Mystic Rd., North Stonington CT 06359, jonwilska@hotmail.com

Suzanne Johnson Nixon maintains ties to the U.S. through her children. Son George is traveling through the country before starting college, and daughter Hannah will spend her junior year of college somewhere in the States.... Rita Sorensen Leonard lives in Portland, Ore. The local paper, The Oregonian, has a humor column called “The Edge” that ran a haiku contest about summer ice cream truck drivers. Out of a field of close to 1,000 entries, she won an honorable mention on July 15, 2004, and second place on July 16, 2004. “The contest was intended to spotlight the annoying music produced by those little ice cream trucks all summer long,” she says. Her runner-up haiku:
“Turkey in the Straw”
Ad infinitum on wheels
Sweet Freezus! Please, stop!
The second-place haiku:
Music murderer!
You can stick those popsicles
where the sun don’t shine!

			Heard on the Street: Young alums heading off to Wall Street say that pursuing a career in business is no longer a 'solo trip.'

			The (Complete) Last Log of 'Shady Lady': From Aborigines to Zeros, navigator John Nash '39 logged an unforgettable World War II bombing mission

			Stay in the Game: Despite top-notch management, the Bates endowment continues to lose ground to its peers. Here’s why — and why it should matter to you.

			Object Lessons: Bates professors explain the objects of their affections

			Bobcat in the Henhouse: A return to the nest hatches business success for Jesse Laflamme ’00

			PreAmble: 1904 or 2004, the truth about major fund raising efforts is this: The college is the campaign, and the campaign is the college.

			Open Forum: The portrait of Milt Lindholm '35 on the cover of the Summer issue, writes one reader, "signals all that Bates at its best stands for."

			Quad Angles: Take a College to Launch

			Bates Matters: The Literary Remains

			Scene Again: Ivy Milestones



			Class Notes: Find out what fellow Bates alums are doing

			Your Page: Letting Go, Again

			Vital Statistics