May 10, 1995
by Peter Safir
Bill Black writes that he and Nancy were delighted in late January when the Nassoons, including son Will ’96, gave nine performances in three days in and around Paducah, Ky. In their final performance, the Nassoons surprised the audience by altering the lyrics of “Duke of Dubuque” to “Duke of Paduke.” After a standing ovation, the city surprised the Nassoons by officially bestowing on each Nassoon the traditional title of honor, “Duke of Paducah.” Bill enclosed the above photo of the Nassoons with Chief Paduke, for whom Gen. William Clark named Paducah.
As we move ever into more-senior status, we like to keep track of as many of you as possible, and the following classmates are missing from our current address file. If you have any information on any of these friends and classmates, please let me know: Donald C. Andreson, Christopher Barker, Elliot P Belasco, Thomas McKenzie Bell, Michael W Brackney, Robert K Brown, Herbert L. Carpenter III, Peter Leslie Colt, Paul F Dax, E. Edwin Ezell, Alfred C. Frederick Jr., Gilbert Goon, Aybars Gurpinar, Joseph M. Haney, William James Hulsey, John Burrows Hunter, Joel Simmons Kahn, John E Karch, John A. Kessler, Lee A. Knauerhaze, S. Charles Lazer, Richard E. Lee. Jr., Stefan David Leigh, Paul Leu, Michael A. McTaggart, Michael J. Nalevanko, Clarence Pell Neilson, Fred James Nicholson, George A. Potratz, Thomas M. Robertson III, Martin K Roysher, John Carlton Schmidt, Arnold I. Snyder, Paul Howard Stepak, Frederick K Sutterlin III, Thomas Eugene Weaver, Harold John White, and J. Anson Wright.
© 1995 Peter Safir and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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