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ALUMNI<br />
NOTES<br />
Alumni Notes includes news received prior to January 15, 2017. To have your update included in our summer issue, please send news<br />
and photos to Steve Ricci, Editor, 110 Darrow Road, New Lebanon, NY, 12125, or email riccis@darrowschool.org by June 30, 2017. In<br />
the interest of space, only class years for which we have news are listed.<br />
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Class agent needed<br />
Head of School Simon Holzapfel and<br />
Director of Institutional Advancement<br />
Lawrence Klein met with Hib Casselberry<br />
(below) on a recent trip to Florida. Hib let the<br />
School borrow an amazing album of photos<br />
and other Darrow memorabilia that we will<br />
scan and add to our growing archive.<br />
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Class agent needed<br />
Althea Soest (below, right), the widow of<br />
Orin Soest, visited the Mountainside on a<br />
beautiful fall day with former Head of School<br />
Nancy Wolf. The pair toured the campus’s<br />
new spaces, as well as those that had been<br />
memorable to Orin during his days as a<br />
student at Darrow.<br />
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Alan Mayers<br />
alan@mayersweb.com<br />
After attending Darrow for the 1948–49<br />
school year, Bertram Bandman went on<br />
to Hebron Academy, ME, graduating in<br />
1950. After marrying Elsie in 1951, he spent<br />
almost a decade studying at Columbia<br />
University, where he graduated from the<br />
School of General Studies, receiving his<br />
M.A. in 1955 and his Ph.D. in 1962. After<br />
decades of teaching philosophy at Long<br />
Island University, he retired in 2000<br />
and moved with Elsie to the Applewood<br />
Retirement Community in Amherst, MA.<br />
In the fall, Darrow Trustee Emeritus Jim<br />
Baker (below) received a commemorative<br />
Shaker peg board in honor of his service<br />
to the School. He received the gift from<br />
Mao Flude ’05 (not pictured) at a reception<br />
in England, where Jim lives. On receiving<br />
the award, Jim wrote, “Mao is delightful<br />
and charming; I am sure she was/is a<br />
happy addition to Darrow. Thank you, Mao,<br />
and Darrow, for the peg board. It is much<br />
appreciated and will find an appropriate<br />
place on one of our walls, probably in<br />
Devon!”<br />
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Terrell Graves<br />
terrygra99@gmail.com<br />
Terry Graves and his wife, Pat, stopped by<br />
the Mountainside in October and enjoyed<br />
a stroll around “his old stomping grounds,”<br />
visiting the new spaces and enjoying lunch<br />
with Lawrence Klein (pictured below, right,<br />
with Terry) in the Dairy Barn’s Dining Hall.<br />
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Charles Detwiller III<br />
cdetwiller@aol.com<br />
Having just returned from a two-week<br />
holiday in Italy, Steve Isom (below) recently<br />
spent the afternoon with Assistant Head<br />
of School for Advancement and External<br />
Relations Craig Westcott, touring some of<br />
his 12 active projects in and around Eagle,<br />
CO. He and his firm, Isom & Associates,<br />
continue to design and build individual<br />
Darrow Trustee Emeritus Jim Baker ’50<br />
with his commemorative Shaker peg<br />
board<br />
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PEG BOARD FALL/WINTER 2016–17