Henry Shea ’54 reports: “I talk once in a while with the class president, Al Walsh, in Coquille, OR, and my roommate John Arena in Phoenix, AZ. Both are doing well.” Reach out the scmagazine@scu.edu if you are also from the class of 1954 and would like Henry’s email address.

Henry Shea ’54 has three grandchildren, Michael Shea ’18, Elizabeth Stephens ’18, attending Santa Clara University!

William “Bill” J. McPherson ’54 is retired from the San Francisco 49ers with five Super Bowl rings. He and wife Elsie have been married 62 years and have five children and 11 grandchildren.

Bill Kennedy ’54 writes, “Retired from medicine 17 years ago but still active on a Hospital Bioethics Committee. Two of our kids are in medical practice. Now I’m enjoying our five kids and eight grandkids with Martha, water color painting, and just kicking back in El Dorado Hills, Calif. I have become active in our […]

A. A. Chanteloup ’54 is retired in Sunnyvale. He writes that he’s taking care of his very ill wife and enjoys Santa Clara Magazine.

Henry M. Shea ’54 writes that his grandchildren Elizabeth Stephens and Michael Shea are freshmen at Santa Clara this fall; his grandson Matt Shea is a student at USF.

Jack D. Kuehler ’54, MSEE ’86  was selected as a School of Engineering Centennial Award recipient for his many contributions to the field of engineering and for leading by example, furthering not only the engineering profession, but the School of Engineering at Santa Clara as well. Kuehler worked his way up from the position of associate engineer at IBM’s San Jose Research Laboratory in 1958 […]

James Rowe ’54 writes: “Just moved to Pasadera CC Monterey.”

Charles B. French ’54 writes: “Retired from family medicine 7 years, Tehama Blend Extra Virgin Olive Oil since 2005.”

Henry M Shea ’54 writes “I really felt sad about missing my 55 year class reunion at University of Santa Clara in 2009.  However, my wife Joan and I spent it in Sausalito with our four children and their spouses.  We are celebrating our 50th wedding anniversary this year and I certainly hope to make it […]