Robert L. Potter '68, Executive Director of Art
	Bob Potter '68 Has served as Promotion Art Director for Scholastic Magazines, vice president of marketing at The National Geographic Society; managed online communications for America Online; and served as the deputy corporate relations officer for the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.   While working at Time Warner as creative director and vice president of marketing, he was awarded the John Caples Gold Award for writing and art direction for the best direct response television commercial of the year.   Now is the executive director of the Lyme Art Association, Lyme, Conn., a 100-year old arts exhibition, membership, and education center founded by the American Impressionists.

	Frank G. Runyeon '71, Actor
	Frank Runyeon '71 Emmy-winning actor who is widely known for his many roles in television dramas and biblical texts performances.   He starred as Steve Andropoulos on "As The World Turns," then appeared as Father Michael Donnelly for four years in the Emmy-winning, "Santa Barbara".   He has performed on such shows as "General Hospital," "L.A. Law," "Another World," "Falcon Crest," and "Melrose Place".   In addition to his television roles, he appeared in the feature film, "Dark Streets," on the New York Stage as Hercules in Aristophanes' "The Birds," and in the regional theatre.   He has hosted a comedy talk show Sunday nights on the L.A. talk-radio station, KFI, and on WCNN in Atlanta.

	Fredric Roberts '61, Photographer and former chair of NASD and NASDAQ
	Will present his exhibit "Humanitas," a collection of photographs of the people of Asia, at the Peter Fetterman Gallery, Santa Monica from February 26 to April 9, 2005. He also has published a book of the same name, Humanitas (Hylas Publishing).   For the past four years, he has photographed South Asians in some of the areas recently ravaged by the tsunami. While the creation of these photographs preceded this disaster, it is nonetheless a tribute to these people and is coincidentally being released as the world deals with this tragedy.   His inspiration: As an investment banker, and former Chairman of the NASD and NASDAQ, Fred encountered many wealthy people who seemed spiritually bereft. Several years ago, in a dramatic life change, he left his comfortable world to embrace a life surrounded by individuals who had no concept of wealth in terms of worldly goods, and he found a different richness and dignity. He traveled to places where there were no phones, television sets or even plumbing. In many cases he even had to bring his own food as there would not be enough to feed one more mouth. Over the years he made a life changing recognition: Wealth comes from inside.   View images from Fred's collection at the Peter Fetterman Gallery.

	Christopher Mattingly ’93, Founder/Director of Studio 4-11
	Studio exhibits include "Movements East and West", an exhibit of contemporary works from Middle Eastern artists Tarek Chemaly and Rafik Majzoub, and Belfast bases Sally Young and the upcoming "Thirty", an exhibition of works by Ayman Baalbaki and Sheelagh Colcough portraying the age 30, an "age of reckoninig, self-examination, re-evaluation, and commencement."   Studio 4-11 was launched with the opening of "Beirut-Belfast: Contemporary Art from the Middle East" running November 24, 2004 through January 15, 2005 featuring the work or Tarek Chemaly, Reine Manfouz, and Rafik Majzoub.   Chris studied art history at New York University and complete his PhD at University College London.

	Marc Salz ’68, Painter
	Marc Salz '68 View Marc's artwork exhibited on the Art Spirit website based in New York.   "Paintings on Paper" ran at The More Gallery, Philadelphia, February 1, 2005 through March 4, 2005.   Has shown in several galleries such as The Design Arts Gallery, Millersville University, Dolan/Maxwell Gallery, and the Philadelphia Art Alliance.   Featured in publications including Artists Choose Artists, Chicago International Art Exposition, and The Dictionary of Jewish Painters.   The Philadelphia Inquirer said, "There's something joyful about Salz's paintings as well. His lively palette sets a tone that the carefully calibrated rhythms accentuate. And their expression is pure; one isn't inclined to try to translate the images into equivalents of familiar natural objects."

	Geoff Kerr ’74, Wooden Boat Restorer, Builder, and Designer
	Owns and operates the one-man, full-service shop, Two Daughters Boatworks in Westford, VT   Instructor of boatbuilding for The Wooden Boat School, as well as museums   Licensed builder of many Chesapeake Light Craft designs   Featured in Wooden Boat, the magazine for wooden boat owners, builders, and designers, March/April 2005 cover story documenting the construction of the Caledonia Yawl designed by Iain Oughtred.

	John Bennett ’86, architect
	John Bennett ’86 One of the architects responsible for the twin beams display, “Tribute in Light,” which emerged near the site of the World Trade Center in New York City, a memorial to those who died there on September 11, 2001.   A photo of the lighted memorial was featured on the cover of and inside Time magazine’s “Special Issue: The Best Photos of the Year” published in winter 2002.   Some of John’s other work appears in New York City’s Museum Of Metropolitan Art (MOMA)