You'll recognize those attending the 65th, they look thusly now.

Jack Bohan

Murt Guild

Dick McLean W/ Dabney

Ernie Peixoto W/ Libby

John Ritchie (nd) W/Terry

Update on Jack Upon graduation Jack went in the Signal Corps and after attending the Signal Corps Training Center at Fort Gordon, Georgia reported to his first duty station. Jack resigned his commission as a First Lieutenant in 1954. He makes him home in Boston, Massachusetts.

Update on Murt Upon graduation Murt went in the Air Force and after flying training reported to his first duty station. In 1965 Murt earned a Master of Science degree from Florida State University and then was appointed to the Air Force Advisory Group for the Republic of Vietnam. In 1969 Murt was appointed Commanding Officer of the Grand Turk Airfield and served as such until 1970 when he was selected to attend Armed Forces Staff College, Norfolk, Virginia. In 1976 Murt was assigned to Armament Development Test Center, Eglin AFB, and he retired from the United States Air Force as a Lieutenant Colonel. Murt makes his home in Pensacola, Florida.

Update on Dick Mac's last military assignment was to Weapons System Evaluation Group, Office Secretary of Defense where he served from 1970 until 1973 when he retired from the United States Army as a Colonel. After retirement Mac became associated with Honeywell Aero Space Division and in 1978 was appointed Project Manager. Mac and his wife Dabney make their home in St. Petersburg, Florida.

On Fri, 11/5/10, COL RICHARD MCLEAN wrote: Another birthday rolls around and the McLean family is doing well. Dabney and I are in good health. Our two children, Ellen and Rich, are doing well; Ellen with Mitre Corp. and Rich in software consulting. Our three grandchilden have all graduated from college and are gainfully employed. We still are enjoying our condo on the beach in Treasure Island FL even though one of our eight units is in foreclosure. This requires the other unit owners to make up the delinquent maintenance fees, which, after a year and a half and counting amounts to more than chump change. I'm looking forward to the 60th Reunion. Dick McLean

On November 7, 2011 Dick writes, "The 60th reunion was great and I enjoyed seeing so many who came. Shortly after the reunion my wife, Dabney, fell down stairs and was seriously injured. Fortunately the injuries were not life-threat- ening but took a long time to heal. As a result I had chair lifts installed on the two flights of stairs in our townhouse. They allow Dabney to get up and down without danger. I can highly recommend the Acorn stairlifts. They are easy to operate and are battery powered so that they will operate in a power outage ($3750 each). We will spend Christmas with Ellen and Rich in Northern Virginia. We hope that next year will be better." Dick McLean

On 11-5-12 Dick reports, "Dabney and I continue to live the good life in paradise. We just celebrated our 60th anniversary in October. I am now 83 and am in good health but have to be careful about Afib, which is under control. Dabney has recovered from her fall of last year. Our son, Rich, and daughter, Ellen are doing well in the computer software world. Our three grands are all graduated from college and have good jobs in the DC area. I enjoy reading the My Days and am amazed by the useful work that many of the Class are still doing and am saddened by the inexorable losses of our good friends. Can't remember when Army beat Air Force. Now BEAT NAVY." Dick McLean

Update on Ernie In August 1981 Erny accepted his last military assignment; he was named Comptroller of the Army, Washington, D. C. and served until his retirement from the United States Army in August 1984 with rank of Lieutenant General, and was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal. On retirement, Erny was affiliated with the Systems Research and Applications Corporation from 1984 to 1989 when he retired again and moved to Florida where he and his wife Libby make their home in Palm City, Florida.

Ernie produced class videos for both the 50th and the 60th reunions.

Update on John In 1970 he was appointed to the Military Group in Venezuela and served there for four years. Then from 1974 he served as Director of Production & Procurement at Headquarters Air Force Logistics Command until 1976 when he retired as a full Colonel. In 1979 Ritch earned a Masters degree in Education and became a School Teacher where he served until 1991. In 1995 Ritch was elected to the Town Council of Chelsea, Alabama where he and his wife Terry make their home.

Lew Robinson

Betty Smith W/ Joe (nd)

Update on Lew Upon graduation Lew went in the Infantry and after completing the Basic Infantry Course at Fort Benning, Georgia reported to Camp Roberts in 1952 and from there was ordered to the 223rd Infantry Regiment, 40th Division in Korea where he served until 1953. In 1954 Lew resigned his First Lieutenant's commission and returned to civilian life. In 1969 Lew became a Stock Broker. Lew makes his home in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Update on Joe Joe's last military assignment was as Director of Facilities Engineering, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC where he served from 1978 to 1981 when he retired from the United States Army as a Colonel after a distinguished career. Joe and his wife Betty make their home in Fairfax, Virginia.

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