Steve Peletz recently founded Deep Blue Monthly and began helping shark biologists tag and track tiger sharks and hammerhead sharks in the Eastern Pacific (Costa Rica and Mexico) in 2015. He has personally tagged tiger sharks and photographed and filmed numerous shark species underwater around the Pacific, the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean off of […]
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Tom Hale ’86
Preparing for another awesome Thacher Rocket Launch at parent’s weekend is keeping the whole Hale family busy this month. We’re so excited to head to the Gymkhana field early sunday AM to launch some 5′ rockets into the morning sky. Between building, painting, and organizing Karen, Ivy, Anna, and Tom (1986) are keeping very busy […]
Trav Newton ’68
Dan McGilvray and Trav Newton rode the Huntington Trail last January on Alum Day through rain squalls, snow on the ridge, and a rainbow over the valley. In memory of nurse Betty Saunders, they ask classmates who took photos of ’68 who visited her at her home last June to please send images to us, […]
Bill McNabb ’54
Bill McNabb in Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association Hall of Fame On October 5, 2018, Bill McNabb, CdeP 1954, was inducted into the Pacific Coast Quarter Horse Association Hall of Fame at a ceremony in Paso Robles. Bill has long been famous at Thacher for the photo of him picking up an orange at a […]
CdeP 1962
Art is happening in the class of 1962! Ed Lewis reports: “… I am pretty involved in the art world here in Marin, as I have been VP of the Board of Trustees of the Marin Art & Garden Center for forever (well, actually only 6 years, but it seems forever) and we at Keegan […]
Bob Kendig ’67
A photo of the Van de Graaff generator incident referred to by Rick Bisaccia in the letter posted on page 3 of the spring 2017 magazine. The person touching the generator is Jon hall and looking on are (L to R) Chad Brown, Bob Johnson, Harvey Kaslow—all of the class of ’67. Don’t know who took the […]
Stephen Huyler ’69
Stephen has co-curated an exhibition at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art entitled “Puja and Piety: Hindu, Buddhist and Jain Art from the Indian Subcontinent” that is open from April 17 to August 29, 2016. The 160 pieces of sacred art are drawn from museum and private collections and enhanced by Huyler’s photographs and videos. […]
Sarah G. Morrow ’00
Sarah spent the first half of 2015 in South America volunteering, traveling and taking lots and lots of photos! She now works as the Wellness Travel Manager for Pravassa, a travel company that specializes on international wellness retreats. Follow Sarah’s travels on Instagram @sarah2morrow Sarah G. Morrow CdeP 2000
Hunter Hollins ’82
This year, in addition to my work at the Smithsonian, I joined the board of ArtWorksProjects, a nonprofit that uses fine-art photography to raise awareness of global humanitarian crises. ArtWorksProjects is the creation of our classmate, Leslie Thomas, and we are doing great work! Check it out: www.artworksprojects.org Hunter Hollins CdeP 1982
Michael Milligan ’62
The Class of ’62 seems to be edging reluctantly into retirement. MARSTEN and MILLIGAN have been there for years, and, although most of the lawyers show no signs of quitting, the sane among us are slowly packing for the next phase. ROGER IGNON reports selling his business, continuing to do the product development he loves, […]