1963

According to his wife Bonnie, TomKraig is "tallish, wonderful, straight-looking except for sideburns ... as inward as I am outgoing." We garnered this provocative description from a recent feature column in the New York Post. Male chauvinists among us will be astounded that the column was not on our straight classmate, but his wife. It seems that while Tom is down on Wall Street engaging in some corporate law practice, Bonnie is directing a task force study of health care delivery in New York City. This obviously is an ambitious undertaking, even for a Bennington girl.

If you live in Baltimore and come down with the "bends," call Dr. Richard E.Danziger. He's just been elected to the Undersea Medical Society.

A lengthy piece in the New York Times in March brought us up to date with one of the class tycoons, Sam Cabot. Sam is an officer (the president) of the small paintmanufacturing firm established by his grandfather in 1877. Sam prepped for his presidency by serving with the Peace Corps in Chile and married a Chilean girl. Their son Samuel Gallardo Cabot is the eighth consecutive Sam Cabot in the family strain. And if you haven't already figured it out, Sam is a Cabot.

Pardon the expression (and it's getting late), Ron and Peggy Schecter make beautiful music together. She is a professional flutist and Ron is playing cello for the Nutley (N. J.) Symphony (when not working as an attorney for The Title Guarantee Company in New York.) Peggy is a Julliard graduate and studied at the Paris Conservatory on a Fulbright Scholarship. She presently is freelancing in the New York area. Have flute, will ...

Where is Tom Kiddoo? No, it is not a county in Ireland. Correct answer: In a fifth grade classroom in Jamestown, N. Y.

In this month's dollar and cents category, we have Clayt Hering, an economist in Portland, Ore., and Vaughn Skinner, who has been promoted to vice president and investment officer by Marine Midland Bank Central in Utica, N. Y.

Dave Schaefer, who abandoned this column to organize our class reunion in 1973, reports that our gathering has been rescheduled to June 15-17. Our companion classes include '4B, '52. '53, and '54. The theme is "'63: Take Ten." Which sounds almost brutal.

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