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no photo now Berendzen, Gail
gberendzen@aol.com
On the web: Northwood University Distinguished Women and
www.womenhomepage.org

I student-taught and then was a teacher at Williams and would have loved to have seen some of my students as adults and to hear how life has been for them. And, of course, it would have been fun to see colleagues. I stopped teaching in the 70s when my daughter was born. Some of you may remember this and the surprise shower I was given in the classroom.
For the past 10 years, I have been president of a bi-coastal organization, Women of Washington, Inc. (Women Organized for Mentoring, Education and Networking). My daughter, Natasha, runs the West Coast affiliates in Los Angeles, Pasadena and Orange County, CA. and I fly back and forth between Washington, DC and California. If anyone is interested in more information about this, look at our website: www.womenhomepage.org or e-mail me and I will send a copy of our quarterly publication and a brochure. In the meantime, I send my best wishes to anyone who may remember me and for a wonderful reunion.

then 4 now Burles, Sandra [Manders]
1082 Shady Ave
Pittsburgh, PA 15232
412/661-4382
sandra@prometheanlifesci.com
On the web: Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering (pdf format: go to page 9).
Grade 4

I stopped teaching with the birth of our first child, Ernie C., '70. While my husband was in general surgery residency with a stretch at NIH, we had three more children - Jonathan '73, Christian '75, and Joanna '79. General Surgery was followed by a Plastic Surgery residency all at the U. of Mich. In '81 we moved to Hummelstown where Ernest K. became a professor of surgery for Penn State. I missed Ann Arbor, but the area where we lived near Hershey, PA had a unique appeal. Our children grew up in a small community where everyone cared about them and many of their teachers served as valuable mentors. I was able to help in the schools, and the community and I eventually ended up on the school board for eight years. I am really proud of the framework we laid for growth in our area and improving the standard of education.
Ernie C. is an Otolaryngologist and is at presend doing a Head and Neck Cancer Fellowship at Ohio State. Jonathan is a law student at Cornell with an emphasis on international law. Christian started a biotech business using a few of his father's patents, and Joanna graduated from Yale '01 and is trying to decide what she wants to do. I have worked for the biotech company, Promethean LifeSciences, Inc. since moving to Pittsburgh in '97.

I SO enjoyed being your teacher thirty some years ago. You were so interested in learning and were really just a pleasure to teach. When I came to Williams in '67, I had just graduated from Oregon State. My love for the west has never diminished and since our relatives still all live west of the Mississippi, we go back to Oregon every year. Each year a family reunion is arrainged in Sunriver, Oregon and unfortunately it is on Aug. 3 this year. It was tough deciding that I couldn't go to the Williams reunion. I know you'll have a fantastic reunion! Many thanks to Arleigh and the other organizers. I would enjoy hearing from all of you.

no photo deceased Carr, Anne
Principal

Cook, Ms.
Grade 3, 4 math

now Delaney, Maureen
45 Irving St
Waltham, MA 02454
781/893-2780
Grade 2

deceased "Dino"
Custodian ("NOT Janitor!")

Gannon, Joanne
121 Plain St
Millis, MA 02054-1519
508/376-2213
Grade 1

no photo Jepson, Catherine
4804 Stearns Hill Rd
Waltham, MA 02154
Grade 4 (just retired!)

then 5 now Kelley, William A.
11 Cousins St
Salem, MA 01970
bnbkelley@hotmail.com
bill@billkelleyphotographer.com
Grade 5
wife Barbara, daughter Jamie

Bill and Barbara have just returned from an extended stay in Manipal, India, where Barbara was teaching at the University there on a Fullbright Fellowship, with Bill 'tagging along', taking many photos. Although they are back in the Boston area, at the time of this writing (19 July) they still do not have a fixed address, because they sold their house prior to leaving, and haven't settled back down yet. Their daughter Jamie was very helpful in our efforts to track them down.
Although technically retired, Bill continues to do photography, the profession he worked in after leaving Williams. Living in Salem, MA and working as a commercial photographer, Bill tolerated a number of visits by Matthew Antonellis and myself during the intervening years, although based on Jamie's memories of the fact that we visited on my motorcycle, our last visit would have been about 20 years ago now. -Arleigh

no photo McLean, Frazier "Cleano"
Grade 6

Menzigian, Maggie [Nichols]
15 Longfellow Dr
Newburyport, MA 01950
978/465-7938
Grade 4 - Possibly before our time: does anyone remember her??

deceased Nethercote, Mary
Grade 1

Parsons, Audrey
Grade 2

no photo Rayvis, Cynthia [Godofsky]
On the web: Rayvis appointed to California Superior Court (other articles exist: do web search for "Rayvis")
Grade 5 (replaced by Bill Kelley)

then 6 now Rourke, Kathleen [Taglienti]
3 Chickering Ln
Walpole, MA 02081
508/668-2342
kathytag@aol.com
Grade 6

Kathy Taglienti grew up in Newton, attended and cheerlead? ( - cheerleaded? - was a cheerleader at) Newton South HS before attending Framingham State. Married to her highschool sweetie for 30 years now, Kathy has a couple of sons, one of whom (Jeff) is a pitcher for the minor league baseball team Chattanooga Lookouts. "Mrs. T" still teaches elementary school in Walpole. [This bio is being reconstructed from a couple of phone conversations, and some details may be inaccurate or out of date. -Arleigh]

then 3 deceased Stuart, Mrs.
Grade 3

no photo Tefft, Merton
12 Riner St
Framingham, MA 01701
508/877-3750
Principal

Wellman, Miss
Grade 4

deceased Wyman, Jane
Kindergarten

Jane Wyman died on 21 Oct 2009, the apparent victim of a murder-suicide. News articles on the event can be found here (boston.com) and here (bostonchannel.com).

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THEN (grade of photo)	NOW
		Berendzen, Gail gberendzen@aol.com On the web: Northwood University Distinguished Women and www.womenhomepage.org
I student-taught and then was a teacher at Williams and would have loved to have seen some of my students as adults and to hear how life has been for them. And, of course, it would have been fun to see colleagues. I stopped teaching in the 70s when my daughter was born. Some of you may remember this and the surprise shower I was given in the classroom. For the past 10 years, I have been president of a bi-coastal organization, Women of Washington, Inc. (Women Organized for Mentoring, Education and Networking). My daughter, Natasha, runs the West Coast affiliates in Los Angeles, Pasadena and Orange County, CA. and I fly back and forth between Washington, DC and California. If anyone is interested in more information about this, look at our website: www.womenhomepage.org or e-mail me and I will send a copy of our quarterly publication and a brochure. In the meantime, I send my best wishes to anyone who may remember me and for a wonderful reunion.
4		Burles, Sandra [Manders] 1082 Shady Ave Pittsburgh, PA 15232 412/661-4382 sandra@prometheanlifesci.com On the web: Pittsburgh Tissue Engineering (pdf format: go to page 9). Grade 4
I stopped teaching with the birth of our first child, Ernie C., '70. While my husband was in general surgery residency with a stretch at NIH, we had three more children - Jonathan '73, Christian '75, and Joanna '79. General Surgery was followed by a Plastic Surgery residency all at the U. of Mich. In '81 we moved to Hummelstown where Ernest K. became a professor of surgery for Penn State. I missed Ann Arbor, but the area where we lived near Hershey, PA had a unique appeal. Our children grew up in a small community where everyone cared about them and many of their teachers served as valuable mentors. I was able to help in the schools, and the community and I eventually ended up on the school board for eight years. I am really proud of the framework we laid for growth in our area and improving the standard of education. Ernie C. is an Otolaryngologist and is at presend doing a Head and Neck Cancer Fellowship at Ohio State. Jonathan is a law student at Cornell with an emphasis on international law. Christian started a biotech business using a few of his father's patents, and Joanna graduated from Yale '01 and is trying to decide what she wants to do. I have worked for the biotech company, Promethean LifeSciences, Inc. since moving to Pittsburgh in '97. I SO enjoyed being your teacher thirty some years ago. You were so interested in learning and were really just a pleasure to teach. When I came to Williams in '67, I had just graduated from Oregon State. My love for the west has never diminished and since our relatives still all live west of the Mississippi, we go back to Oregon every year. Each year a family reunion is arrainged in Sunriver, Oregon and unfortunately it is on Aug. 3 this year. It was tough deciding that I couldn't go to the Williams reunion. I know you'll have a fantastic reunion! Many thanks to Arleigh and the other organizers. I would enjoy hearing from all of you.
	deceased	Carr, Anne Principal
		Cook, Ms. Grade 3, 4 math
		Delaney, Maureen 45 Irving St Waltham, MA 02454 781/893-2780 Grade 2
	deceased	"Dino" Custodian ("NOT Janitor!")
		Gannon, Joanne 121 Plain St Millis, MA 02054-1519 508/376-2213 Grade 1
		Jepson, Catherine 4804 Stearns Hill Rd Waltham, MA 02154 Grade 4 (just retired!)
5		Kelley, William A. 11 Cousins St Salem, MA 01970 bnbkelley@hotmail.com bill@billkelleyphotographer.com Grade 5 wife Barbara, daughter Jamie
Bill and Barbara have just returned from an extended stay in Manipal, India, where Barbara was teaching at the University there on a Fullbright Fellowship, with Bill 'tagging along', taking many photos. Although they are back in the Boston area, at the time of this writing (19 July) they still do not have a fixed address, because they sold their house prior to leaving, and haven't settled back down yet. Their daughter Jamie was very helpful in our efforts to track them down. Although technically retired, Bill continues to do photography, the profession he worked in after leaving Williams. Living in Salem, MA and working as a commercial photographer, Bill tolerated a number of visits by Matthew Antonellis and myself during the intervening years, although based on Jamie's memories of the fact that we visited on my motorcycle, our last visit would have been about 20 years ago now. -Arleigh
		McLean, Frazier "Cleano" Grade 6
		Menzigian, Maggie [Nichols] 15 Longfellow Dr Newburyport, MA 01950 978/465-7938 Grade 4 - Possibly before our time: does anyone remember her??
	deceased	Nethercote, Mary Grade 1
		Parsons, Audrey Grade 2
		Rayvis, Cynthia [Godofsky] On the web: Rayvis appointed to California Superior Court (other articles exist: do web search for "Rayvis") Grade 5 (replaced by Bill Kelley)
6		Rourke, Kathleen [Taglienti] 3 Chickering Ln Walpole, MA 02081 508/668-2342 kathytag@aol.com Grade 6
Kathy Taglienti grew up in Newton, attended and cheerlead? ( - cheerleaded? - was a cheerleader at) Newton South HS before attending Framingham State. Married to her highschool sweetie for 30 years now, Kathy has a couple of sons, one of whom (Jeff) is a pitcher for the minor league baseball team Chattanooga Lookouts. "Mrs. T" still teaches elementary school in Walpole. [This bio is being reconstructed from a couple of phone conversations, and some details may be inaccurate or out of date. -Arleigh]
3	deceased	Stuart, Mrs. Grade 3
		Tefft, Merton 12 Riner St Framingham, MA 01701 508/877-3750 Principal
		Wellman, Miss Grade 4
	deceased	Wyman, Jane Kindergarten
Jane Wyman died on 21 Oct 2009, the apparent victim of a murder-suicide. News articles on the event can be found here (boston.com) and here (bostonchannel.com).