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An autumn comment from
Fran Winans, wife of Peter Wi-
nans: “Peter is doing fairly well
here in Delray Beach. After sev-
eral heart attacks, an operation
to remove part of his foot, and
dozens of other problems due to
his diabetes, he is still with us.
He walks with a walker and sits
a lot, but he keeps up with the
news and still has a pretty active
mind. Thanks to John Lorenz,
we are kept current on SPS and
Peter’s friends. We had a great
time last year at lunch in Palm
Beach and hope we will repeat
next winter. Amazing to see old
friends so many years later!”
1954
Ed Harding
barnhill@hardinggroup.com
www.sps.edu/1954
Keith Lorenz sent this update:
“I collaborated on a beautiful
book that will be available in
November (www.chesleypho-
tovoyage.com). I wrote all the
essays. Most of them are on
Southeast Asia and the Pacific,
based on many years working
as a news correspondent in
that theatre. The photographer,
Paul Chesley, who also lives in
Honolulu, is one of the greatest
and has done much work for
National Geographic. Many
of the essays have a reflective
quality. I even got the School’s
name in twice, once in the Thai-
land essay amidst a reference to
the mysterious, vanished Jim
Thompson ’24 , whom I knew!”
1955
Morris Cheston Jr.
chestonm@ballardspahr.com
Henry Shaw shared this up-
date: “ Mike Elliman and I,
along with wives Sally and Judy,
met this past June on Blakely Is-
land, Puget Sound, a wilderness
where the Ellimans spend their
summers. Mike likes the peace
and quiet. Only way you can
get there is by private boat or
plane. Mike gaveme a one-hour
tour on an ATV, which covered
most of the island, population
about 100. This was followed
by a round of bocce, whichMike
won. No wonder, as I found out
later he owned the court. Cock-
tails overlooking the northern
Pacific Ocean, then elegant
dinner prepared by Sally made
for an evening we’ll remember.
Early next morning, a sumptu-
ous breakfast with a panoramic
view of the San Juan Islands,
which take up much of Puget
Sound. Later in the morning,
Mike and Sallymotored the boat
back to Anacortes, from where
Judy and I took a short drive
back to Seattle. What a country!”
Oggie White writes: “This
summer three generations
came together for a Big Red
summer event at our home in
Prouts Neck. I was joined at the
event by my daughter, Jennifer
Walsh ’79, and grandsons, Sam
Walsh ’08, Ben Walsh ’09, and
Gus Walsh ’14.”
1957
William T. de Haven
bill_dehaven316@hotmail.com
George deMan writes: “I joined
Tony Stout and Susan Cobleigh
for Sunday ‘carving’ at the Bell
Inn, Chittlehampton, Devon, in
July. Tony has a farm nearby
and Susan’s ancestors, requi-
escat in pace, are under brass
effigies in the ‘most beautiful
church in Devon’ nearby.”
Sandy Holloway sent us a
note: “Ted Rust has moved to
San Francisco (415-926-8156
home, tedrust@gmail.com).
Take a look at www.dolciduo.us
to see what he and Viva Knight
are doing for the Bay Area’s
classical music scene on oboe
and piano.”
Our next “mini-reunion” will
be in Jackson, Wyo., September
4-8, 2014. Details? See your let-
ter from SPS or e-mail Sandy.
Holloway@yahoo.com.
1959
David Atkinson
david.atkinson1@mac.com
www.sps.edu/1959
Save the dates! Our Form of
1959 pre-reunion will be held
at the Woodstock Inn in Wood-
stock, Vt., on May 28-29, 2014,
and then we’ll head to Concord
for our 55th reunion, May 30-
June 1. Sydney Waud has
already started planning our
traditional clambake celebra-
tion on Saturday night. Visit our
website at www.sps.edu/1959
for more details and to RSVP.
Please plan to join us!
Peter de Bretteville shared:
FORMNOTES
Mike Elliman ’55 (l.) and Henry Shaw ’55 met this past June on
Blakely Island.
Oggie White ’55 in Prouts Neck, Maine, with daughter Jennifer
Walsh ’79 and grandsons Sam Walsh ’08, Ben Walsh ’09, and
Gus Walsh ’14.
The “cistern” home of Peter de
Bretteville ’59 as featured on
HGTV’s You Live in What?