William Huff:

Like many fellow students, my father was in the military, Army attached to the Navy, and after graduation we went our separate ways. I ended up that fall at the University of Maryland, Munich, Germany campus. Most of you went to instate or local schools, while some attended upscale institutions.  The point I am trying to make is that the four years I spent at P.A. is the only time I ever spent four years in one place at one time. I followed my father into the Army, and never spent more than two and a half years in any one place. So, until I got out of the Army at fifty, my four years in Norfolk were, in my mind, the only real home I ever had. The only time I was able to get in contact with my fellow students was attending three reunions, not much time to catch up with friends' lives. 
Again, thanks for your efforts to bring us all together again. I am sad that about ten percent of our class has passed on. My hobbies are golf and sailing. I retired as an Army Colonel with 28 years of service. I was awarded the Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star, and Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry.