Thornton Academy Postscripts Alumni Magazine Fall 2012 | Page 18

1958
Carole Warren Spiller writes, “I
started my own artist management
company, CWS Artist Management
& Consultant. I am now working
with 12 bands ranging from jazz
and R&B to 70’s/80’s/Disco and
singer/songwriters. I love my job,
especially helping artists reach their
full potential.”

TA Alumni Board welcomes Roberta
Sargent Gallant ’62 as a new
Alumni Board Member. “Thornton
Academy is a wonderful and well
respected school and I am very
happy to be part of the Alumni
Board. I am enjoying working with
the board members, some of whom
I have known for years along with
the several younger alums that I
am excited to get to work with. My
five siblings and five children also
attended TA and so I am thrilled to
continue my connection with such
great school and community.””

1961
Larry Hooper writes, “I’m thinking
about returning to the boyscouts. I
have 20 years of experience as a
scouting commissioner.”

oldest child has a boy and a girl and
our youngest is building a straw built
home in Oregon.”
1972
Kathy Allen shares that the Class
of 1972 celebrated their 40th class
reunion on August 24, 2012 at the
home of Kim Wolfahrt Parent with
approximately 50 people. Classmates
came from Iowa, Florida, Georgia,
New Hampshire as well as Maine to
enjoy the relaxed, backyard event.
Dorthe Hjort Bjerglund traveled the
furthest from Denmark. Classmates
enjoyed reflecting on the past,
reconnecting with old friends, some
not seen in 40 years. Bill Howard
honored the event with music and
song. If you missed this event, you
missed a good time.
Dorthe Hjort Bjerglund traveled from
Denmark to attend her 40th reunion
for the Class of 1972. She lives on a
little farm in a rural area in Denmark
and teaches English, Psychology,
and gym to kids 16 - 20. She was
delighted to reconnect with her TA
friends during her stay. Dorthe,
and her husband, Bjarne, have two
daughters and two grandchildren.
1973
Stephen Martin writes, “I retired
in 2006 from a nearly 30 year long
career in law enforcement, most of it
with the Biddeford Police Department.
In 2007, I was appointed bail
commissioner, a judicial officer for

the courts responsible for setting
bail and conditions of release for
folks arrested for crimes. In the not
too distant future I expect to pull up
stakes and move