News — Germantown Athletic Club. Phase II renovations are moving forward and on schedule. The next step is the removal and replacement of both HVAC units and LED lighting throughout the entire gymnasium. Due to the scope of the work involved the entire gymnasium will be closed beginning Monday, November 2. We are anticipating a downtime of approximately three months.

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During this time, the temporary walking track and basketball courts will not be available. All other areas of the facility including the indoor pool, weight room, group fitness rooms and racquetball courts remain open. A new group fitness class schedule that will take effect Monday, November 2.

Club. All group fitness classes will be held in the Mind & Body Studio, Cycle Studio and indoor pool. Some classes will have back to back offerings to accommodate high attendance. We are also asking that no bags be brought into the Mind & Body Studio to allow for as much space as possible. We are making every effort to offer a wide variety of classes to meet the needs of our members. In addition to a new schedule and back to back offerings, an online class reservation system will be put in place for those group fitness classes having the potential to reach capacity in the Mind & Body Studio.

These classes will be highlighted on the schedule. While online reservation isn't required, those who have reserved a spot online will be guaranteed a spot over those who have not. If you will be attending any of these classes please click here for more information and instructions. We will continue to hand out numbers for Cycle 1. Renovations can be trying but the outcome will be worth it. If you find the need to place a freeze on your membership please stop by the Customer Service Desk.

Our friendly staff will be happy to help. Renovations to the facility thus far have granted us the opportunity to have designated areas for Cycle and softer classes such as Yoga, Tai Chi and Pilates.

A larger child care area was also created to accommodate our growing membership. We have much more to come and are grateful you have chosen to be a part of it.

Class Notes - Kenyon Alumni Bulletin. J. Duncan Muir, Naples, Florida, joined the Friends board of Artis- Naples, comprising the Philharmonic League and the Baker Museum: “I will be working on the museum side,” he writes, “with emphasis on children’s programs, as that is my experience in arts volunteering.”1. The Rev. Wilson K. Roane is recovering from total shoulder- replacement surgery — his second.

Three grown children, doing well, and six grandchildren, one in grad school in Hawaii. Watch The Crying Game 4Shared. You can tell by his choice of schools he has his grandpa’s intelligence.”1.

John E. Baker retired his “sea legs” after more than 1. Niagara, a replica of the two- masted, square- rigged 1. Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry in the Battle of Lake Erie. John’s photography for the Niagara League “has appeared in calendars, history books, magazines and even a few shots in National Geographic,” he reports.1. David M. Johnson reports he is halfway through drafting his book “What Is Reason and Where Does It Come From?” which recommends that philosophers “use history to solve many of their problems.” The book is partly inspired by Kenyon classes he took with Professor Robert O. Fink.1. 96.

Paul C. Heintz was selected for inclusion in 2. Pennsylvania Super Lawyers.1. Jonathan S. Katz and his wife, Yvette, are “enduring the Boston winters but will stay in New England, signified by the needed remodeling of the kitchen.” Jon switched his work focus last summer from communications satellite design to cybersecurity and cryptography.1. J. William Siniff and his wife, Roberta, have enjoyed 2. U. S. state and Canadian province since their retirement from public education. Active in their community and church, they now confine their sojourns to a winter month in Florida, a couple of summer weeks at a good friend’s Canadian cottage, and another in the fall with friends on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.1. John M. Ackermann announces the birth of a granddaughter, who joins her 2- year- old brother in the family of his stepson, whose wedding required his regrettable absence from the 5.

After work as an ecology professor at universities in California, Kansas, and finally Fiji, John spent 2. U. S. EPA’s Air Program in North Carolina and Georgia, where he and his wife, a teacher, have retired to a house in the woods.1. John L. Ross lives in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, where he is retired and “doing some light volunteer work.”1.

William K. Woods returned to cold Cincinnati from southern California, where his wife, Carol, spoke at the American Montessori Conference in San Diego; they reserved a few days for relaxing at Laguna Beach. At Applied Information Resources, “the nonprofit community research outfit I started in 1. Ohio — long overdue.”1. Henry S. Pool and his wife, Linda, purchased a new home in Bonita Springs, Florida, after Hank’s retirement from 4. They plan to spend most of the year on the Gulf Coast while selling their home in Pittsburgh and determining what, if any, type of place they want when traveling back to visit family and friends.1. Peter E. Hewitt and his wife, Aileen, spend nine months a year in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, where they are very involved in the “fantastic” local farm and foodie scene.

In Brooklin, Maine, at their unwinterized 1. Center Harbor, they’ve welcomed Richard F.

Spinner ’6. 3 and several Connecticut friends arriving by sailboat. Gene E. Little reports things are quiet in Canton, Ohio, except during Pro Football Hall of Fame Week, adding, “Sally and I are looking forward to our sixth Vermont Bicycle Tour vacation this summer (Holland and Belgium) and welcome any ’6. John A. Lynn reports that upon the three- year mark since his 2. Stage 4 bone marrow lymphoma and a dire prognosis, he is holding his own by virtue of prayer, twice- a- week naturopathic IVs, a variety of plant- based supplements, a few blood transfusions and lots of organic food. I have been expanding my ministry at Episcopal Retirement Services and taking a course over three weekends at Chicago’s Bexley- Seabury Seminary called Strategies for Teaching the Bible.

By the time you see this, my new collection, ‘Recycled Glass and Other Stories,’ will be available at bookstores and online.”— Frederick J. Mc. Gavran, Cincinnati.

Robert P. Moyer, a poet and theater artist at the K- 8 Arts Based School in Winston- Salem, North Carolina, writes: “I just finished coaxing haiku out of 5. Kenyon prof Terry Schupbach- Gordon, and coaching 5. Shakespearean insults. In March) I had the thrill of joining the current Kenyon Chamber Singers for their encore of ‘Kokosing.’ Life is good.” 1. William P. Rice finds time when not managing his company (anchorcapital.

New England coast in the summer and enjoy Key Largo in winter. While entertaining clients in Naples, Florida, Bill caught up with classmate and chef Anthony W. Ridgway '6. 6 at Ridgway Bar and Grill, which “serves terrific food in a charming location; I recommend that alumni take a road trip.”1.

Markham P. Stevenson reports: “Greetings to all old Kenyon friends. I have been living in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, Canada, for 4. CO alternative service in Oakland, California.” Markham was a video and photo media technician at the Algoma University College library for 3. He has three children with his wife, Mary- Lou Morassut.1. C. Stephen Hayes, happily wintering with wife Sherry in Vero Beach, Florida, for 1. Lords baseball during their spring trips to Fort Pierce for the chance to live “ vicariously through these young athletes and remember great times with my old teammates.” Steve and brother Jeffrey W.

Hayes ’7. 2 sold their business in 2. Since then, Steve has served on many boards, including that of the Therapeutic Riding Institute, which offers mentally and physically challenged people experiences in the horse saddle to improve their lives. Thomas Arthur Hensley proudly describes his “third marriage young’uns (ages 1.

I was at that age,” the younger “developing on a par.” He and wife Melissa Giordano live a “good life” in Raynham, Massachusetts — “not bad for a kid originally from Berea and Scaffold Cane, Kentucky.” 1. Frank Svec and his wife, Carol Poyar, sold their New Orleans house and moved to Las Vegas, trading “damp heat for dry heat,” he reports. However, our new condo is in one of the few places with trees, green grass and a small lake. We moved to get away from state income taxes and a little closer to our younger son, who is a hospitalist at Stanford.”1. Dana B. “Brad” Story retired from wooden boatbuilding and has been making sculpture — “with modest success; see my work at bradstory.