Seven 1984 alumni share about their time on the Forty Acres
Alumni
1984 In Their Words: William “Bill” Shute
On how reading “King Lear” can lead to 38 years of marriage
1984 In Their Words: John Adamo
“I think I was the only person I knew who never changed his major”
1984 In Their Words: Terasa Cooley
“I’ve always gravitated toward religious exploration”
1984 In Their Words: Karen Kaplan
How a linguist became a hospice chaplain
1984 In Their Words: Duff Stewart
Leave the place better than you found it
1984 In Their Words: Barbara Ganson
From studying the history of women aviators to joining their ranks as a pilot
1984 In Their Words: Linda Neavel Dickens
She started as a water polo referee at the UT Rec — and worked her way up to associate vice provost
Join the Catholic Church. Don’t marry a musician! Trust your instincts and marry Elaine sooner.
And other reflections from the class of 1984