Bruce Krause
Ted Duffied
Our “Great Class of 1958” was well represented for our 67th reunion by fourteen classmates. While many classes claim greatness, we’re great even after all these years. We’re now part of the “Old Guard.”
With that status comes privileges. We have housing and dining at Forbes College. There is also mobility assistance for those who need it. Don’t let age keep you away. Next: May 21 to 24, 2026. .
Dave Irving and Bruce Krause stepped up to report for us directly from the campus. Thank you, Dave, for your report and, Bruce, for pictures
Among those who were present for all or part of the festivities were Scott Baton, Ted Duffield, Hugh Fairman, Jim Farrin, Bruce Grier, Jim Haugh, Bob Hornby, Dave Irving, Irwin Kasser, Bruce Krause, Paul Levy, Peter Murphy, Les Robbins, and Jerry Porter.
Eight of us came with wives and children. The family attendance award goes to Jim Haugh with daughter, Betsy, from California and grandson, Charles, from Chicago. Our class had two carts, but Linda Levy, Jim Haugh, Ted Duffield, and Bruce, with Nonie Krause walked the entire way.
There’s no more emotional event than a Princeton P-Rade. It’s great fun and a tribute to the generations of Princetonians who’ve gone before and those who’ve come after. It’s a celebration of Princeton in service to our world.
Sarah Shovak sent this picture of Doug Cobb, Sarah's grandfather, in early 2025 with Barbara, Sarah P'2013, and her children.
Dick DeWire P'80 sent this photo and report about Bill Cox. Recently, Bill was honored as the Founder of the Colorado Chapter of the National Football Foundation. When Bob Casciola became Executive Director of the Foundation, he asked Bill to launch a Colorado Chapter. Bill was honored on April 21, 2025, at the Chapter's Annual Awards Banquet. You may recognize Bill's friend. That's Bill on the right.
Dave "Whitey" Fulcomer, Barbara Proal, pictured with a Princeton Luminary on Valentines Day, February 14, 2024, at the Naples Grande Beach Resort, in Naples, FL.
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