April 9, 2003
by Lanny Springs
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West Coast Edition – Offspring
The alumni weekend class dinner honoring undergraduate progeny has become a tradition. Attendees included Andie and Jack Laporte and son Tim ’05; Dawn and Dick Fiss and daughter Stirling ’06; Ellen and Peter Safir and son Jesse ’06; Anita and Fred Chu, daughter Melinda ’03, and son Fred ’06; and Fred Waite and Sherrian Knight and daughter Angharad ’04.
Also present were Caroline and Frank Strasburger; Peter Cooper (finishing his final year as headmaster of the American School in Tokyo and soon the headmaster of an international school in Rio de Janeiro); and Laura Perlman ’05, the daughter of David Perlman.
The undergraduates look forward to the dinner even more than their parents, probably because the cuisine at Prospect surpasses their usual fare at the residential colleges or clubs. We’ll do it again next year.
John Nesbitt reports two significant events in his family last summer. Younger son, David, graduated from Bates College in May, and older son, John, married Lesley Fowler at the Snow Village Inn in New Hampshire, in August. He was thrilled to have Emmy and Bill Holt attend the celebration.
Judy and Richard Davidson continue to live in Orlando, Fla., on the other side of town from Disneyland. Richard is enjoying (1) the practice of law as a partner at Lowndes, Orostick, Doster, Kantor and Reed, specializing in corporate and real estate finance, (2) traveling in Europe, and (3) smiling, no doubt aided by offspring. Son Chris ’94 works in St. Louis for Harrah’s; son Scott is an investment banker in St. Petersburg, Fla., and father last April to the first Davidson grandchild, Will; and daughter Julie teaches fourth-grade in Fredericksburg, Va.
Annual class dinner, Apr. 30, Princeton Club of NYC. Call Roger Liddell. Our speaker will be Professor Lawrence Rosen on “An Anthropologist’s View of Arab Society and Law.”
‘67 Freshman Handbook Regulation: “No unattended women may enter a student’s room at any time.” Over to you, WOWS.
© 2003 Lanny Springs and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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