Colby Magazine, spring 2003 | Alumni | Class Notes: The Twenties and Thirties

	Long Reach Maine economic developers enlist far-flung alumni in effort to create new international business.

	Lasting Impression Astronaut David M. Brown, who died in the space shuttle Columbia, left his mark when he appeared at Colby.

	ALUMNI PROFILES Frances Vitaglione '63 Finding a Future Fred Valone '72 Spiritual Challenge Ari Druker '93 Asia Major Sarah Toland '00 A Step Ahead Newsmakers & Milestones 20s/30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 00s

Newsmakers & Milestones

20-30s

CLASS CORRESPONDENT
c/o Meg Bernier
Colby College Office of Alumni Relations
Waterville, ME 04901
classnews1920@alum.colby.edu

Willard Libby '37 is living in Falmouth, Maine. With son Lowell '77, he returned to Colby for his 65th reunion. He says he was very impressed with all that is happening on campus and enjoyed the opportunity to hear new president Bro Adams speak of his vision for the College. . . . Florida alumni welcomed President Adams to their area with a luncheon in his honor. Clifford Nelson '38, who won a prize for the oldest alumnus/a attending, was looking forward to his 65th reunion this June. . . . Maynard Waltz '38 and his wife, Kathleen keep busy with all the things that need to be done around their house‹luckily, they say, that doesn't include outside work since they live in a condo in Exeter, N.H. They both participate in several community organizations, namely church, the local genealogy society, Hampton Historical Museum and the Exeter Museum, and Maynard also makes some of the meetings of the Mayflower Society. He loves growing indoor plants and gardening.

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Radioheads
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