5
Richard G. Albright
John R. Amis
Grandchildren: Aidan, Hannah, Mathilda,
Jake
Williamson Trade: Power Plant
Williamson Activities: Football, Basketball,
Baseball
Further Education: Worcester Junior College, Penn State, 2-year degree
Military Service: 6 months active, 5 1/2
years, Army Reserves
Employment History: 1962-69, Riley Stoker, cost estimator; 1969-77, U.S. Steel, fuels
analyst; 1977-83, Plan Steel, supervisor, fuels and instruments; 1983-01, Dana Corp.,
superintendant of all plant services
Activities: Active in church, community —
coached youth football and baseball, director of parks and recreation
Travel: Mainly New Jersey shore, some
cruises, tour of Italy and Ireland
Hobbies: Helping to raise three sons
Fondest Williamson Memory: Taking a
$1.00 chance on a car from the “mud lot”
and winning a 1941 Plymouth from one of
our juniors.
Advice for Today’s Students: At work and at
home, when asked to do something, do one
additional thing.
sion to visit son, Stephen, returning by rail
across the U.S. with the younger Brights
Hobbies: Fishing, Geocaching, horseback
riding, horse vacations to the Adirondacks
Proudest Accomplishments: Serving the
public and community in my 37-year career
Fondest Williamson Memories: Geezer period and the trip to 69th St., character building by example as exemplified through the
staff and I.V.W., and then there were KP and
Crouther’s details. The whole program was
a valuable life experience.
Advice for Today’s Students: Practice the
Golden Rule: Do unto others as you would
have them do unto you. Be honest and pursue your goals. Enjoy life.
-- Class of 6W2 --
Kenneth W. Bright
52 N. Prescott Road
New Salem, MA 01355
978-544-3562 Cell: 978-413-6679
[email protected]
Born: June 12, 1941
Married: Carol, Feb. 23, 1963
Children: Stephen, Eric
Grandchildren: Franziska, Schuyler, Cairn
Williamson Activities: Class Secretary, 2,3;
Student Council, 3; Cross Country, 2; Chapel Band, 1,2,3; Mechanic Staff, 3; Williamsonian Staff, 2,3; Fire Co., 2,3
Employment History: Walter L. Bright, contractor, 1963-69; self-employed to present;
joined Lower Gwynedd Township Police
Department as a patrolman in 1967, retired
as chief in 2003, promoted from patrolman
to Sgt., Det. Sgt., deputy chief, and, finally,
chief for my final seven years; appointed
township supervisor, four years following
retirement
Activities: Police Chiefs’ Association;
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Chiefs;
Wissahickon Fire Co.; Pennsylvania Fire
Police Association; FBI-National Academy
Associates; Civil Defense Director/Emergency Management for Lower Gwynedd
Township; member, Ambler Community
Ambulance Association; 2012, appointed
assistant constable for the Town of New Salem, Mass.; member, planning board, New
Salem
Travel: East Coast, U.S.; West Coast excur-
-- Class of 6W2 --
Charles William “Bill” Davis
224 Conard Mill Road
Lincoln University, PA 19352
610-255-4946
Born: Nov. 13, 1941, Philadelphia, Pa.
Married: Jackie, 1969
Children: Jessica, Billie Jean, Anthony,
Wesley
Grandchildren: Travis, Lauren, Liam, Desmond
Williamson Trade: Power Plant
Williamson Activities: Football
Further Education: B.S., education, West
Chester State College
Employment History: School teacher;
special agent, U.S. Treasury Department
(ATF), self-employed, sales, picture frame
moulding
Activities: Reformed Baptist Church, Kennett Square, Pa.
Accomplishments: Being humbled by
Christ
Fondest Williamson Memory: Being nailed
my senior year
Advice for Today’s Students: For three
years at Williamson, self-discipline was
forced down my throat, and without a doubt,
it was more important than the 19 years of
education I received. Don’t leave school
without it!
W.D. “Andy” Anderson
Joseph J. Bono
Donald A. Day
Further Education: B.S., computer science,
Philadelphia University; post graduate studies, Penn State University
Military Service: U.S. Marine Corps, Vietnam Veteran, 1964-1965
Employment History: U.S. Marine Corps,
4 years; General Electric Aero Space, Research and Development, 5 years; Philadelphia Electric Co. software engineer, 26
years; Siemens Medical, senior software
engineer, 7 years; retired, 2002
Activities: Covenant Presbyterian Church,
Masonic member of Concordia Lodge No.
67, Valley of Philadelphia, Lu Lu Shriners,
Life Member of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and Disabled American Veterans, Life
Member of the National Street Rod Association
Travel: United States, Canada, Mexico,
Southeast Asia, numerous islands in the Caribbean
Hobbies: Street Rods and Corvettes, Ham
Radio (WA3QED), bass fishing
Proudest Accomplishments: Being married
to my bride of 42 years and my two children, serving our country in the Marine
Corps, and furthering my education after
leaving Williamson
Fondest Williamson Memories: I have fond
memories of being a Geezer at Williamson,
learning the carpentry trade, and, most of
all, remembering my classmates.
Advice For Today’s Students: Isaiah Williamson’s goal was to help to provide an education for young men to learn a trade. Always remember the education you received
at Williamson and help make it possible for
other young men to receive the same gift
that you have received.
2425 Cat Tail Pond Road
Seabrook Island, SC 29455
843-768-5654 Cell: 843-200-7589
[email protected]
Born: Jan. 26, 1941, Ridley Park, Pa.
Married: Joan, June 18, 1966
Children: Gren, Joni
Grandchildren: Sophia
Williamson Trade: Machine Shop
Williamson Activities: Football (3), Baseball (3)
Further Education: Drexel University, B.S.
Employment History: 1967-79, Williamson
School, development and alumni director;
1980-92, Shipley Machinery Co., sales and
service engineer; 1993-2003, Focus Technology, partner, sales engineer
Activities: Williamson’s Alumni Association
Travel: 36 states in U.S., 7 countries in Europe
Hobbies: Started a 1-man company to do
home repairs (all the things I learned in my
two weeks in Birdland)
Proudest Accomplishments: