My whole profession (variety entertainment) basically disappeared on March 14 of this year. For me personally this was somewhat of a blessing as it enabled me to stay home, rather than run from gig to gig. This enabled me to concentrate on making art and to create a website for this work (reubenhaller.com). I do […]
Archives: 1974
Chip Bartholomay ’74
Really enjoyed our reunion in June. Next reunion I hope to see as many classmates as possible. Consider this a challenge…book now! Chip Bartholomay CdeP 1974
Bill Rubenstein ’74
I’m planning my third trip to South Africa during 2019– I’ve fallen in love with a cheetah and there’s nothing I can do about it! Bill Rubenstein CdeP 1974
Randy Head ’74
This July, Cambridge University Press published my latest book, a history of record keeping in Europe from 1400-1700. Indirectly inspired by the digital revolution, it looks at how changes in making, keeping and using documents helped support the rise of modern societies and politics. Meanwhile, I’m just back from the Canary Islands, where I served […]
Reuben Haller ’74
In October Reuben Haller and McKenzie Wren celebrated their 20th anniversary. Reuben Haller CdeP 1974
Bill Rubenstein ’74
During 2018, thanks in part to Thacher-inspired outdoor skills, I enjoyed three rewarding volunteer adventures. First, in January, accompanied by a local guide and one porter, I trekked into a remote region of Nepal where villagers were still living in makeshift huts after the recent, devastating earthquake and hand delivered dozens of warm jackets. Later, […]
Randolph Head ’74
After working on it for nearly 20 years, my new research monograph on the history of archives and the growth of the state in Europe from 1400 to 1700 is finally sitting in front of me as proofs. The book will be out by late summer, and will doubtless have an enormous audience in the […]
Robert Rex ’74
The last two years, I participated and rode every mile of the Pablove Pediatric Cancer Fundraiser. The event starts north of San Francisco and ended in Hollywood, 540 miles in seven days, 340 in the first four. At 62, it’s reasonably grueling… I was on the bike 9.5 hours on day three. Our four man […]
Bryan Beckham ’74
Bryan and Louise have moved full time to the quaint coastal town of Cayucos but still commute to Paso Robles (30 minutes) for work. Looking forward to our 45th in June of 2019… put it on the calendar to be in Ojai. Annie Beckham CdeP ’14 graduated last June from Colorado State and has now started […]
Don Dennis ’74
My wife Emma is a dairy farmer, and we live on a small island on the west coast of Scotland. 3 years ago we began a new business, to make ice cream, and also to bottle the milk from the farm. We use glass bottles which are (mostly) returned to us for re-use, and we […]