Classmates

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Judith Klingsporn

Then Then

Beverly Koepper (Bailey)

Then Then
Comment: After graduation I attended the University of Maryland, College Park, for three years. In 1968, I married fellow 1965 classmate, Frederick "Buddy" Koepper. We have two daughters and three grandchildren, and have lived in Gambrills in Anne Arundel County, for 44 years. I was editorial assistant/proofreader for the Bowie Blade-News newspaper for 30 years, resigning last November. I enjoy Bible study, bingo, walking, backyard birding and duckpin bowling, which I have done for over 50 years, beginning at Bladensburg, then Capital Plaza, Bowie and now Severna Park bowling alleys. Anxious to see classmates at the reunion.

Frederick Koepper

Then Then

Stuart Kohn

Then Then

Karin Kolsky (Larson)

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Married
Children: 3
Occupation: retired medical writer
Comment: After graduating from William and Mary in 1969, I went to work at the National Institutes  of Health as a medical writer. Two years later, a great guy named Ken Kolsky moved into the apartment next to mine in Rockville. Three years later, we married. After our daughter Alyssa was born in 1976, I stayed home to take care of her, and then Josh (1978), and then Brad (1986). Went back to Work at NIH in 1998. Retired in 2012, as did Ken.  Now we spend a lot of time traveling--to Hoboken to see Alyssa, her husband, and our two grandchildren, to our vacation home near Fenwick Island, DE, and to more exotic places like VietNam, Cambodia, Canary Islands, Alaska, Istanbul, and the Baltic. Looking forward to a river cruise in Europe in two weeks and a cruise around South America in February. 



See eveyone soon!

Frederick Korty

Then Then

Sandra Koski

Then Then

Stephanie Koziski (Koziski)

Then Then
Now Now
Marital status: Single
Occupation: Tribal Liaison/Program Analyst
Comment: I retired in December 2014 after a 40 year career in the federal government with USDA, the National Endowment for the Humanities, National Endowment for the Arts, and the Smithsonian Institution.  I also had shorter careers as an Art Resource Teacher for the Bureau of Indian Affairs. At USDA I worked with the Nation's 1994 Tribal Land-Grant Colleges and Universities across the Nation and was Tribal Liaison to the Eastern Region Tribal Colleges in Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin which served primarily American Indian students from the Ojibwa and Menominee Tribes. I was instrumental in helping to establish a scholarship program at USDA for Tribal College students and have really enjoyed working with Native people by doing outreach - sharing USDA grant, scholarship, natural resource and other resources that can benefit Tribal communities and tribal colleges. I am an artist, writer, including poetry, a wildlife advocate -- especially for wolves, feel passionately about the issue of Global Warming and living sustainably, and have a keen interest in alternative healing and nutrition.  I am Reiki III trained to do energy healing work. Being retired allows me to get back to my art work. I am on Facebook under my name and have current photos there. 

Philip Krause

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Kathleen Kreider

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