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43 Class Notes FALL 2021 '60s and '70s Bill Wagner '61, MA '69 retired from the University of Pennsylvania after spending 50 years as head coach of the sprint football team, where he won five championships. He also served 34 years as pitching coach of the baseball team. Dean Bratis '64 retired after 29 years at Delaware County Community College and 17 years at Villanova University. Constance Alexander '68 earned "Best Columnist" from the Kentucky Press Association for "Main Street," her online article that appears weekly in the Northern Kentucky Tribune. Who's in the photo? 1. Sarah Holland '17, MAT '18 wed Matthew Scapardine '15 on July 25, 2020. 2. Philip '14 and Leah Hawley '14 welcomed daughter Adelaide Elizabeth on Feb. 13. 3. Kelly Depsee '06 and her husband, Michael, welcomed son Michael William Jr. on Jan. 25. 4. Hilarey Wojtowicz '13 wed Brandon Gould '12 on June 19. 5. Lauren Aspiazu '15 wed Michael Larcamp on July 24. L to R: Katherine Cipolla '16, Nicholas Bricker '14, Corinne Mendez '14, Sean Clark '14, Erik Trost '14, bride, groom, Matt Chierici '14, Victoria Aspiazu '23, Freddie Sprengel '14, Angelica Cardona '08, and Michael Barber '14. Stuart Goldstein '72 published Moe Fields: The Special Bond Between Fathers and Sons, a memoir about how the strength of family can prevail even in times of setback. Andy Polansky '83 wrote the book's foreword. Michael Campbell MAT '73 retired from Young Harris (Georgia) College. He taught saxophone, advanced conducting, and music appreciation, and also directed the jazz band. Joyce Ship-Freeman '76 serves as the first Black councilwoman for Edison Township, New Jersey. John Hart '78 is the president and chief executive officer of Southern Spine, LLC, a manufacturer of implants and instruments for spinal surgery based in Macon, Georgia. 2 3 4 5 1 What's up? Class notes and Family Album photos are available only in the print edition. To submit your news and photos, visit alumni.tcnj.edu or write us at alumni@tcnj.edu.

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