Notes 1948 Joseph Di Palma is Executive Producer of the feature film Awakened, which had Red Carpet Premieres in Manhattan, Los Angeles, Las Vegas and many more cities in the US and Canada. Awakened has an award-winning star cast and was released in select cities in the US and Canada. It was also exhibited at The Cannes International Film Festival. The film is now on VOD everywhere. This is the second successful movie of which Di Palma is Executive Producer. The first was Shannon's Rainbow aka Amazing Racer. Awakened, which stars Julianne Michelle, two time BEST ACTRESS winner (and Di Palma's daughter), Steven Bauer, Edward Furlong, John Savage, OSCAR-nominee Sally Kirkland, Bryan Dechart, and Sean Stone is a suspense-filled supernatural thriller loved by audiences around the world. Di Palma's wife, Joycelyn Engle, is writer, co-director and co-producer of Awakened. 1964 Henry de Montebello sent in the following note: All is well in Paris. I retired at the end of 2012 and grew a beard. After 33 years at Russell Reynolds Associates, it was time. Retirement permits me to go to our house in Corsica more often and to spend quality time with my 15-month-old grandson, Auguste, with another on the way in October. Still very happily married for almost 34 years. Our four children are well, one living in Los Angeles and one in Mexico, while the other two are here in Paris. I am sure our 50th reunion will be great fun but I'm afraid it is a bit far for me to make the trip. My very best to all my class members and to the Loyola community. Fred and Dinah Gretsch received the third annual Governor’s Award for the Arts & Humanities on Tuesday, October 7, 2014 at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. Governor Nathan Deal presented them with the award, which recognizes their significant contributions to the arts and the great impact this has on Georgia’s civic and cultural vitality. 1970 Frank Zambetti was honored by his physician peers of the Worcester North District Medical Society as the district’s 2014 Community Clinician of the Year. The award was presented at the district society’s annual meeting on April 2, 2014 at the Fay Club in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. The Community Clinician of the Year Award recognizes a physician from each of the Society’s 20 district medical societies who has made significant contributions to his or her patients, and the community, and who stands out as a leading advocate and caregiver. 1977 Mike Purcell runs a mountain bike club, the Hoot Toot & Whistle, in southern Vermont. This bike club is for “kids” of all ages and is enjoying the milder weather. Mike is happy to report that he is still active for “old toad alum”.