After graduation from Williams (with fellow LHS '68 classmate Lou Nagle), I went to the University of Michigan for a Ph.D. in Economics. My interest in economic development began at Williams, and when I told my adviser here that I would like to teach at a small college, he said that I should get a little experience elsewhere before coming back to Williams to teach. 34 years later, I returned here, after stints at the IMF, Federal Reserve Board (and G.W. University at night), JP Morgan, and 18 years at the World Bank. My wife, Jeanne, is a full time art quilter now, previously being a photo-journalist and then a clinical social worker. We have two children, Peter who is 23, married, in the Army, and working at the White House Communications Office, and who has a 2-year old, my grandson Gabe, and my daughter Marisa, 19, in college. My passion is classical guitar, which I play every day, and I am a former marathon runner who now walks and hikes in the beautiful Berkshire hills around Williamstown. (Updated 11/14/07)

Greetings to all from Oklahoma! I enlisted in the Army right out of high school. Lucky for me, they sent me to Okinawa instead of 'Nam. My enlistment was for three years, and I got out in 1971. After that, I worked in blue collar jobs, including five years at Hahnes at Livingston Mall. But in 1977, I pulled up stakes and moved to Arkansas. In 1978, I finally decided to give college a try. Attended the U of Arkansas at Little Rock for four years (BS in Engineering Tech), then went to Oklahoma State University for graduate school (MS and PhD in electrical engineering). After that I became a Professor at OK State: five years in electrical engr, and 15 years in electrical engr technology. I retired from OK State U in January 2007. Retirement is the best job I ever had! My main interests are Amateur Radio (callsign N5DY) and reading. I am married, but have no children. (Updated 12/17/07)

Wheaton College, AB 1972; Boston College, MS 1973; Computer Scientist at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Newport, RI since 1978. Married Mark Hassel (Electronics Engineer) in 1992 and we have two children - Jake (born 1993) and Lori (born 1995). Mark and I did a lot of sailing until the kids grew old enough to make decisions - now we drive them places. Our family website is http://www.hassel.net. (Updated 1/2/08)

I've lived in Fort Collins, CO since 1973. Have two kids and two grandkids, ages 5 and 7. All these years later, I'm still a carpenter. Not retired! (Updated 2/19/08) 40th Reunion attendee.