Well the post-reunion glow is fading but the glimmer of possibilities for the 50th shines just below the horizon (where I hope it stays for a while!). Thank you all for being there and making it wonderful. On the college post-reunion survey I checked that the ONLY reason for returning is to see old friends-and new friends. And that's how we will get more people for the 50th, I bet. Thank you Deborah and Suzanne and everyone else. It was a real high. (getting on this blog and entering a comment is almost as exhilerating).
Don't forget to call Wamere!
Love,
Juliet
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Marion Davis Naar compiled a list of books classmates have recommended. We'll be happy to add titles if you send them in. Here goes:
Annette Klingman recommends Ashley Rhodes-Courter's Three Little Words, A Memoir; Elizabth Gilbert's Eat, Pray, Love; Khaled Hossseini's The Kite Runner; Jennifer Weiner 's Good in Bed; and Eckhart Tolle's A New Earth.
Juli Dulmage recommends Kiran Desai's Inheritance of Loss.
Barbara V.Howard recommends The Welsh Girl; Those who care for us; and Orhan Pamuk's Snow.
Margaret Higgonet calls our attention to her work in process, which is about a year spent by Margaret Hall (Bryn Mawr 1896) in France.
Susan Goldenberg Golomb recommends works by Kate Christensen (her daughter-in-law): The Great Man; Epicure’s Lament; In the Drink; and Jeremy Thrane.
Marjorie H. Lauer recommends Elizabeth Gilbert's Eat, Pray, Love and Cindy Guidry's The Last Single Woman.
Marion Davis Naar suggests Nicholas Wade's Before the Dawn and Maynard Solomon's Beethoven.
Jane Goldstone Hilles liked John Richardson's A Life of Picasso; Abigail Thomas' A Three Dog Life; and Henry James' What Maisie Knew.
Suzy Spain's Link
Toni's turtle
This is the Naars' Sam
Bryn Mawr College
Class of 1963
Welcome, Classmates
We are pleased to post a series of photographs from our recent reunion, followed some notes and comments written by classmates about or before the reunion. S0 keep scrollin' down.
We begin with the photos of the campus campus, which has aged almost as well as we have. Enid Greenberg Bloch took the campus pictures and many of the portraits and group shots. Toni Seymour posted Enid's pictures and many of her own. Some of us think we never looked so good; others aren't so sure.
Keta Miles Abeshouse
Judith Bailey
Peggy Pabst Battin
Enid Greenberg Bloch
Harriet Bograd
Juli Kasius Dulmage
Susan Travis Egnor
Cynthia Rosenberg Field
Elizabeth Williams Fox
Juliet Goodfriend
Judith Gordon
Roberta Alexander Haseler
Jane Heffner
Jane Goldstone Hilles
Ruth Kantor
Susan Gabar King
Annette Perrenod Klingman
Marjorie Hibbard Lauer
Mary Lou Leavitt
Marion Davis Naar
Sela Condo Nelson
Sara Beekey Pfaffenroth
Mary Ann Amdur Rothman
Linda Newman Schapiro
Toni Seymour
Suzy Spain
Deborah Stinnett
Alexandra Utgoff Taylor
Suellen Mutchow Towers
Esen Ortac Traub
Kristine Gilmartin Wallace
Laura Neilsen Whyte
Eleanor Skovron Wilkinson
We invite you to join in this exchange of words and images. To post comments, you'll need to establish a Google account with your own password and then you can post to this site. If you have difficulties, send an email or a comment to Suzy.
What follows below in this column are some lists and further photos, posted for your information and emjoyment. Add to these, too.
Have fun and good luck. And block off your calendars for 2013!
Recommended readings
Marion Davis Naar compiled a list of books classmates have recommended. We'll be happy to add titles if you send them in. Here goes:
Annette Klingman recommends Ashley Rhodes-Courter's Three Little Words, A Memoir; Elizabth Gilbert's Eat, Pray, Love; Khaled Hossseini's The Kite Runner; Jennifer Weiner 's Good in Bed; and Eckhart Tolle's A New Earth.
Juli Dulmage recommends Kiran Desai's Inheritance of Loss.
Barbara V.Howard recommends The Welsh Girl; Those who care for us; and Orhan Pamuk's Snow.
Margaret Higgonet calls our attention to her work in process, which is about a year spent by Margaret Hall (Bryn Mawr 1896) in France.
Susan Goldenberg Golomb recommends works by Kate Christensen (her daughter-in-law): The Great Man; Epicure’s Lament; In the Drink; and Jeremy Thrane.
Marjorie H. Lauer recommends Elizabeth Gilbert's Eat, Pray, Love and Cindy Guidry's The Last Single Woman.
Marion Davis Naar suggests Nicholas Wade's Before the Dawn and Maynard Solomon's Beethoven.
Jane Goldstone Hilles liked John Richardson's A Life of Picasso; Abigail Thomas' A Three Dog Life; and Henry James' What Maisie Knew.
Class Pets
Suzy Spain's Link
Toni's turtle
This is the Naars' Sam
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