On Larry Emmett’s Passing
I have fond memories of Larry, a very deep guy, to say the least. But he had an amazing wit. I have a vague recollection of SNL type skits that Larry created: one where he comes into an office waiting room and starts ‘drumming’ on his briefcase. In another, he spoofed something or other by singing in an operatic voice or maybe it was opera he was mocking. But of course, Larry loved classical music in general.
I remember Larry and I cramming for a German test on Goethe. We went to the public library intending to steal a synopsis of Goethe’s Faust, but someone else beat us to it.
As Larry wrote in my yearbook, “May life be to you, as German is to me … mystifying.” Yes, my friend, life is mystifying, but it was worth the trip knowing you.
Chuck Deaton (Charles A. Deaton, Jr.) and Thelma Lee
I received an email from Chip Deaton, son of Chuck Deaton (Charles A Deaton, Jr; deceased) and Thelma Lee, also of our class, alive, but not well. Because of the private nature of the email, I will put anyone, who inquires or wishes info, in direct contact with Chip.
Three Classmates Pass Away to start off 2011
Share your memories of James E. Rebman, Judith M. Kendall (Andrews), and Richard S. “Dick” Hahn, Sr.
With gratitude,
We can say we knew them.
They were a part of our lives.
With hope,
We wish their memories live on.
Special DVD Presentation “Remembering” now online
For those classmates who were unable to attend the Reunion and would like to see 50 years of memories in 15 minutes, check out the low resolution previews [DVD]. Due to copyright restrictions of the audio on YouTube, for public viewing, I had to replace the audio track of one of the videos with music from the Barber of Seville — buy hey, our lives these past 50 years have been one gigantic opera.
For a copy of the high resolution DVD, contact fkagel@psdupont59.com.
Charlie Allen Slide Show
Enjoy!
Vodpod videos no longer available.Slide Show#5 to control speed of slideshow (make it slower)
Visit www.psdupont59.com to view more photos, slide shows, and videos of the 50th Reunion.
Remembering Judy Langkammerer Grossman

From 1959 Yearbook
I have many fond memories of standing around the piano while Judy Langkammerer’s father played honky tonk for Judy and me.
— Gretchen Gravell Broadwater
Remembering Marcia Silverberg Lobman
I am Marcia Silverberg Lobman’s brother, PS duPont class of 1963. I stumbled upon the reunion web site the other day and noted that it reported Marcia passed away. Marcia died in Anchorage, Alaska on October 4th and a wonderful memorial service was held in New Orleans on October 14th. I would very much like to hear from Marcia’s high school friends to learn more about Marcia’s high school years from the perspective of her friends, of which she had many. Could you put the word out that I would welcome calls or emails from Marcia’s friends.
[You may also leave a Comment below for all to appreciate].
Thank you very much.
Robert P. Silverberg
Silverberg, Goldman & Bikoff, L.L.P.
1101 30th Street N.W.
Suite 120
Washington, D.C. 20007
rsilverberg@sgbdc.com
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- FOLLOW NOW ON FACEBOOK!
- 55TH REUNION HERE WE COME!
- Jürgen Thewes Annual Thanksgiving Wishes
- Chuck Deaton (Charles A. Deaton, Jr.) and Thelma Lee
- News from Juergen and Edeltraud Thewes
- “A lot of people remember that as being the best time of their lives.”
- Bob Clayton Reflects on Bandstand and Passing of Dick Clark
- Dan-Dee Drive In and other memories
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