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in ethnomusicology and will
miss some of his left coast en-
counters with Doug Chan and
Graeme Boone, musicians and
musicologists extraordinaire.
Keith has three grown children,
Elizabeth, Toby, and Julian, and
Keith’s wife, Marianne, will be
joining him on the right coast
shortly.
David Holt , our prolific
Great White North correspon-
dent, reports that “while in
Toronto for a fitness show”
(which is related to his work at
Optimyz, one of the magazines
of which he is editor-in-chief
and a partner), “I hung out with
Gary Hodder ’73, an attorney.”
(Loyal readers of this column
[the formnotes] may recall that
last quarter, Gary hung out with
John Cook , taking in an ice
hockey game in South Florida.
Looks like Gary is getting more
ink in our formnotes than in
his own form’s formnotes. Well
done, Gary!) David continues,
“Gary helped me retrieve a lost
notebook that a cabbie had
dropped off at the Royal York
Hotel. Then we went with his
friend Selwyn, whom we hap-
pened to meet on the sidewalk,
to the Rex Jazz Club. This great
trio from Benin played. They
were only in Canada for the day,
they told me. Also, my mother,
Anne (89), died in July, as didmy
wife Donna’s mother, Marjorie
(82); both lived in the same re-
tirement home in Halifax.” Da-
vid’s September update: “Today
and yesterday I cycled, kayaked,
and swam in a nearby lake. Last
night, I drank some wine on the
deck with neighbors. Beauti-
ful end of September in Nova
Scotia. Turning 60 in a few days,
feeling good. (Found the boat
race schedule from our 40th
reunion in a jacket pocket.)”
Dierk Groeneman chimes
in from Colorado: “ Bill Keegan
was generous enough to include
me in his annual pilgrimage
to the Punk Rock Bowling and
Music Festival, held every May
in Las Vegas. It was great to
see favorite old bands (Devo,
DRI, Black Flag alumni per-
forming as just Flag but bearing
the venerable Black Flag logo).
There was also a side trip to
a pinball museum, where Bill
impressed with his skill and
deep knowledge of pinball-
machine history. Thank you,
Bill, for the chance to remember
good times!” Bill, of course,
was a Pinball Wizard before
Pete Townshend (SPS Form of
1969…I wish) wrote that song.
So guys, how about organizing
our formouting to BurningMan
next year?
Please keep your cards, let-
ters, and e-mails coming for the
next issue. And please check out
our form’s LinkedIn and Yahoo
groups. In the Yahoo group, you
will find some information on
our form’s plaques that hang in
the cloister of the Upper (now
called Coit). And we thought we
were the first class not to get
a class plaque. Looks like the
School had a change of heart.
1973
Jose Maldonado
splitstep54@earthlink.net
Will Neilson joined the race for
the District 19 seat in the Sen-
ate in Maine. Neilson is vying
for the Democratic nomination
and cites his love of the district
and especially the city of Bath,
where he co-owns the Solo
Bistro, an eatery and wine bar,
as his drive for seeking the seat.
1974
Art Sistare
sasart@sbcglobal.net
www.sps.edu/1974
Ken Williams writes: “I hosted
an alumni gathering at my home
in Newark, Del., on June 30.
Folks gathered to chat and catch
up with JoseWiltshire ’73, who
was spending time here on the
East Coast from Tucson, Ariz.
In attendance were Wayne
Gilreath, Ed Shockley and his
wife, Terri, Jose Luis Huertas-
Perez ’75 , Peter Patton ’73
and his wife, Anne Castimore,
Severo Nieves ’76, and Larry
Woody ’72 . Although he could
not make it down from New
York City, Steve Isaac sent a
video greeting via smartphone.
Lorene Cary also sent her re-
gards via text message.”
1978
Arthur Bingham
abingham@boxwoodadv.com
Nora Tracy Phillips sent this
note: “Edie Farwell traveled in
style to Dartmouth College to
drop off her son, Cedar. The pair
traveled the distance between
their home in Hartland, Vt., to
Hanover, N.H., by canoe, turning
what would have been a normal
Celebrating the graduation of Clara Hunnewell ’13 (center) are (l.
to r.): Jennie Hunnewell Kaplan ’80, Walter Hunnewell ’75, Sarah
H. Kaplan ’17, and Francis W. Hunnewell ’78.
The view (low tide and high tide) from the cottage of Donna and David Holt ’72 on the Bay of Fundy at Five Islands in Nova Scotia.