RE Log - Spring 2024

SPRING 2024 Ransom Everglades LOG 45 Class Notes Adirondack-Florida School 1903-1949 Ransom School 1953 Please consider becoming a class ambassador. 1954 REUNION APRIL 2024 Blackie Stieglitz , see page 20 and In Loving Memory Hal Kendall , see In Loving Memory 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959 Please consider becoming a class ambassador. 1960 Class Ambassador: Joe Annis (jpannis@aol.com) 1961 Class Ambassadors: Charles Sands (sandsvest@bellsouth.net ), Edward Seward (etseward1@gmail.com ) 1962 Class Ambassadors: James Beverley (jamescbeverley@bellsouth.net) , Arthur Smith (macuquina@me.com ) 1963 Please consider becoming a class ambassador. 1964 REUNION APRIL 2024 Please consider becoming a class ambassador. Alumni and friends in the San Francisco Bay Area joined RE at the Press Club in October. It was wonderful to see familiar faces. Tom Griggs ’64 (above, left) and Janet Griggs of Taste Catering provided the fare for an event that showed the warmth of the Ransom Everglades community. 1965 Class Ambassadors: James Hobbs ( jchobbs3@bellsouth.net) , Kurt Kunzel (kkunzel5@gmail.com) , Joseph Sanders ( sandersmarketing@mindspring.com) 1966 Please consider becoming a class ambassador. 1967 Please consider becoming a class ambassador. 1968 Class Ambassador: Ned Moore ( Nmoore157@gmail.com ) 1969 Class Ambassador: Eric Buermann ( eric.buermann@usa.net ) Andy Neale , far right, with (L-R) Vero Alcorta ’96, Davey Frankel ’88 and Lili Krech Neale ’69 at the RE Holiday Party in December. Spenny Smith , see Ransom 1970 Lane Warren , see Ransom 1970 1970 Class Ambassador: Chris Haub (chrisdeshaub@yahoo.com) , Chris Haub reports that Tiffany Bell ’72 wrote the catalog essay for the Brice Marden Exhibition in New York at the Gagosian Gallery. The opening was attended by Tiffany, Chris and artist Rachel Feinstein ’89. Painters Spenny Smith ’69 met for lunch and visited art galleries in Chelsea in early December. Lane Warren ’69 and his wife, Sandra, hosted an evening of blues music with the Cinelli Brothers, who flew in from London for the Warrens’ party in Tribeca. Lane, Spenny and Chris played tennis for Ransom, and Lane’s father coached the team to a state championship. L-R: Tiffany Bell, Richard Gluckman and Chris Haub L-R: Chris Haub and Spenny Smith