Hi Art, I want to remind Diana Noble that she left out the Hegyi and Jacoby families on Shepherd Lane. Your house was just down the block from us. The Jacoby house was right across the street from the playground.
I also have many fond memories of the RCC. Even though I went to sleep away camp , I still enjoyed my time at “ the club”. My sister met her husband there. He was a lifeguard there the summer of ‘64. They are still together. Married 53 years.
In answer to the question “What’s the Glue? posed in our ‘60 classmate Lucy Mullman’s evocative poem, I’d suggest it’s long-lived TWS spirit, great memories of happy times in a nurturing school, now enhanced by Art Engoron’s excellent reporting on the interesting life stories of productive, talented alumni. Cheers to all in the coming year 🍀🍷
Hi Art, I want to remind Diana Noble that she left out the Hegyi and Jacoby families on Shepherd Lane. Your house was just down the block from us. The Jacoby house was right across the street from the playground.
I also have many fond memories of the RCC. Even though I went to sleep away camp , I still enjoyed my time at “ the club”. My sister met her husband there. He was a lifeguard there the summer of ‘64. They are still together. Married 53 years.
In answer to the question “What’s the Glue? posed in our ‘60 classmate Lucy Mullman’s evocative poem, I’d suggest it’s long-lived TWS spirit, great memories of happy times in a nurturing school, now enhanced by Art Engoron’s excellent reporting on the interesting life stories of productive, talented alumni. Cheers to all in the coming year 🍀🍷
Art: As always, your hard work is greatly appreciated!