May/June, 2001.
Andy Barrie wrote from Canada where he has lived for 30 years with wife
Mary and daughter Jessie.  In 1977, Andy moved to Toronto and a job at
CFRB.  He tried television, working as an anchor, reporter, and 
editoralist at Globe Television. but returned to CFRB.  The Andy Barrie
show has been the top-rated radio program in its time slot in Toronto
for years.  Andy is married to Dr. Mary Barrie, director of the School
of Continuing Education at the University of Toronto.  Jessie is a
student in the Maritimes.

Robert R. Kugler, a partner at Archer & Greiner in Haddonfield, NJ, was
recently elected President of the Eastern Division of the American Cancer
Society.  Rob has been a volunteer with the American Cancer Society since
1973.  In 1988, he was given the St. George National Award.  Rob is a cum
laude graduate and earned his law degree from the University of Pennsylvania
Law School in 1970.  Rob and wife Sandy live in Haddonfield with their 
three children, Justin, Lindsay, and Kelley.

Pete Luboff is living in Nashville, TN with wife Pat.  He is a music
publisher and songwriter whose latest success is "Trust Me," Snoop Dogg's
first single.  Pete and Pat teach songwriting and are the authors of two
books.  They hold weekly workshops in Nashville at the Music School on
Music Row.  Pete can be contacted at http://www.writesongs.com

John Magee joined Bank of America in New York.  After college, John picked
up M.A. in English from Middlebury College (1972), taught English at
Lawrenceville School, then spent 23 years with Discount Corp of New York.
He has two children and three grandchildren.  Loves being a grandfather!
Gerald W. Petitt is president/CEO of Creative Hotel Associates.  He has an 
M.B.A. from Tuck in marketing with his bachelor of engineering.  After 
college he worked at IBM, American Express, Best Western Hotels in Phoenix, 
Quality Inns/Choice Hotels, and now Creative Hotel Associates.  Jerry 
lives in Bethesda, MD with wife Kathy and three boys.  

Unfortunately, Robert Edward Fisher, Jr. of San Diego, CA died from colon
cancer. Fish worked as a senior war-gaming specialist for Titan Systems
Corp in Point Loma, CA.  His job was really his hobby.  He taught courses
at Miramar College.  Before he died, Fish was completing work on his doctorate
in diplomatic history and international relations at the University of
Southern California.  He is survived by wife, Barbara and son Eric.  
Sincere regrets to the family. 

 Dave Mangelsdorff (3410 Turtle Village Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78230-3918) 
e-mail to dmangels@txdirect.net  210-344-0942.