Chariest Hackett ’74 (678 Devonshire drive, state college, pa 16803) is very active special Olympic, The red cross and the rotary. Charlie is associated with firestone tire Co.

“three kids and a beautiful wife have made me a Soclidly respectable citizen (the kind we used to laugh at in the early ‘70s),” writes George F. Evans ‘74 (9719 dove shadow, san Antonio, TX 78230), a partner at the Groce, Locke & Hebdon law firm.

James A. Bowle ’74 (home address: 753 E.177th st., Cleveland, oh 44108) informed us for February 2 that he planned to become the USS Inchon on February 29. His ship addresses USS Inchon (LPH-12). FPO new york, 90529.  

Don Johnson ’73 (20 Besso St., Philadelphia, PA 19128) is a senior consultant at zinger miller, an international consulting firm. He and his wife have a daughter, Chelsea. Earlier this year he spent an evening with Brad Brown ’72 (6846 E. Kelton lane, Scottsdale, AZ 85254), who is a sales manager with American greetings.

Brent M. Adler ’73 (20 Besso St. Franklin, MA 02038) is a director of finance and administration at the Appalachian Mountain Club  

“It is interesting to live among the ghost of Jefferson, Franklin and Webster, all of whoms spent many hours in conference here. “Writes Eugene T. boorish Jr. ’71 (“Andalusia,” P.O Box 1610, Andalusia, PA 19020), of his new home, an estate outside Philadelphia. “Gino” is an executive at the Erno Laszlo institute.

The general manager of public affairs at Republic Engineers Steels, Inc, John A. Willoughby “70 (7300 Colebrook Circle N.W., N Carton, OH 44720) and his wife Tory, and four children enjoy being back in Ohio after three years in the Chicago area. They spend their free time with church and volunteer activities.

“Life at a prep school is quite nice – it  mixes a sense of  community, greater family time,      and a significant degree  of professional satisfaction, “write John Master “70  (100Highland Road, Andover ,MA 01810). He enjoys teaching and coaching lacrosse, He and his wife, Janis have two children.  

“Thank you for mentioning my ministry with the Northern Cheyenne in the alumni news,” write Paul D. Hammersten”69 (P.O. Box 69, W .Chatham MA 02669). When he wrote in February, he planned to return to Lame Deer, for the cspring and summer,

Stephan G. Double “69 (2815 Midvale Road  N.W., Carton,  OH  44708) president of the DCC Corp., a private holding company, an award and signage manufacturer. His wife, Michele, planned to graduate from the University of Akron in May.