Greetings XCI #2 - Wayland Academy
Greetings XCI #2 - Wayland Academy
Greetings XCI #2 - Wayland Academy
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newsandnotes<br />
Editor’s note: We will be pleased to<br />
publish your email address in future<br />
issues of the <strong>Greetings</strong> if it is included<br />
with your submitted News and Notes.<br />
1940s<br />
Don E. Jones, Jr. `46 writes, “I<br />
continue to serve as a trustee for Tampa<br />
Bay Performing Arts Center (tbpac.org)<br />
and as an adjudicator for the Southeast<br />
Theatre Conference. Last year we sailed<br />
on the 99 day maiden voyage of Cunard<br />
Queen Victoria.”<br />
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George N. Pratt `53 writes, “I have had a month of nostalgia. First, I learned in the last<br />
issue that a roommate of mine, Gene Kenniger, passed away. Second, I saw a picture of<br />
Don Augustine, and he and I have about the same amount of hair. In the photo, I am on<br />
the right, and Ron Schmoller `53 is on the left. We had lunch this past week and tried to<br />
remember the early 50s at <strong>Wayland</strong>. Ron has Alzheimer’s, but he still has pretty good<br />
recall. We laughed about Club Henry, Don ‘Bebop’ Walther, Ron ‘the Hog’ Hoglund, the<br />
Roundy musical shows, and the ever present Mr. Tucker. We played football together (not<br />
too successfully), but we think we remember it was fun. Lastly, my wife and I attended a<br />
musical show with the big bands doing ‘Sing Sing Sing,’ ‘Somethin’s Gotta Give,’ and ‘One<br />
for My Baby.’ We have such fond memories of the Junior Proms and our infamous five<br />
minute period before Mr. T. rang the bell. Got to run, I think I heard a bell ring.”<br />
1950s<br />
Mary Corcoran Chinchinian `50<br />
writes that she “had the treat of seeing<br />
Don Davis `50 and his wife this fall!”<br />
All Alumni Reunion<br />
& <strong>Wayland</strong> Hall Re-dedication<br />
October 16-18, 2009<br />
Judith Ann (Hinze) Kyger `53 died<br />
April 7, 2009, after a five month battle<br />
with cancer.