Margaretta “Peggy” Calvert

Margaretta “Peggy” Calvert, daughter of Joseph and Lucretia Harrison, was born in Bryn Mawr, PA. She was raised in nearby Ardmore along with her two sisters and two brothers. Peggy attended the Shipley School in Bryn Mawr.

Peggy’s 41-year marriage to Jim Calvert was her second. (It was Jim’s second marriage too.) The two met late in 1967 while Jim was on home leave from the Mediterranean (where he commanded of the 6th Fleet). It had to be “love at first sight” because their long-distance courtship yielded decisively to the altar in less than 6 months when, in April 1968, Peggy flew to Greece and married her beloved Jim. Two months later, in something of a whirlwind, the two newly weds moved to Annapolis - Jim as the 43rd Superintendent at USNA (1968 – 1972), and Peggy as his talented and attractive “First Lady”.  It was Peggy’s introductory experience as a Navy wife.

Peggy complimented and assisted Jim personally and professionally in countless essential ways during and after his tenure at the Academy. To the moment of Jim's passing in June 2009, Peggy always made Jim proud. She was also Jim’s able “mate” at sea. For much of Jim's retirement they were never without a boat. They spent many happy summers sailing or motoring between their homes in St. Michaels, MD and Martha's Vineyard and other coastal destinations from Maine to Florida.

Each of Peggy and Jim produced children from a first marriage: Peggy had four sons and Jim had two sons and a daughter (the last of whom, Margaret, sadly is no longer living). There are fourteen grandchildren.

Peggy is an avid painter and continues to pursue this joy frequently. 

Peggy Kimbo

Miss Peggy never met a midshipman or our families and friends without extending a warm greeting and her bewitching grin. “Hello Honey” went out effortlessly to everyone she met. For more than 40 years as the hostess at Little Campus Inn and Galway Bay on Maryland Avenue, Miss Peggy made us feel that we were at home away from home, so long as we behaved. We felt that she loved us all, and if, by rare exception, she didn’t, we never knew it. Born Ethelda Naomi, in her grandmother’s house on College Avenue, a whisper from The Wall and one block from Gate 3, her father was employed at the Academy laundry for 45 years. In a very real way, Miss Peggy has always been a bridge between the Academy and the historic town. She embodies all that Annapolis seeks to be. She is a modern day griot, ever ready to tell the stories that bring Annapolis to life through the eyes of one who lives and loves Annapolis.

Mrs. Lawrence Heyworth, Jr (Jean)

Mrs. Lawrence Heyworth, Jr (Jean) is the grand-daughter, daughter, widow, sister, mother, and grandmother of 5 continuous generations of service academy graduates from USMA 1896 to USNA 2005.
 Among the many places they called home, she resided on the Yard at 14 Porter Road at the Academy when her late husband, Rear Admiral Lawrence Heyworth, Jr. was Commandant of Midshipmen 1967 – 1969 and Superintendent (June-July 1968).  She loves to entertain and is always the life of the party. 

Joe Wagner

Served in the USAF 1965-1968 with a tour in Viet Nam. University of Maryland, Business. Currently resides in Elkridge, Maryland with his wife, Kathy the smile of his life. Kathy is with the Dept. of Defense for 31 years. Son Jason, Graphic Designer and daughter Alex, a student at Prescott College. Marketing Manager with the Whitmore Group, Commercial Printers.

RADM Randolph W. King, USN (Ret.)

Randy King graduated d in the class of 1944 (graduated 1943).  He served in the Pacific during WWII on the destroyer EATON and was in Japan during the surrender on the USS BOSTON.  He attended MIT  after the war and changed his designator to Engineering Duty Officer.  He was Head of the Engineering Department from 1067 to 1970 while we were midshipmen.  He has lived in the Annapolis are for over 30 years.

Capt. Ian H. Sargent, USNR (Ret.)

Ian Sargent graduated in the Class of 1963.  He was a nuclear submariner and was the 24th company officer from 1968 to 1970.  He and his wife, Fern, live in the Philadelphia area and are also regulars at Navy events, as they have a house in Eastport.

Greg Wells

Greg Wells has been a graphic designer for nearly 20 years, specializing in print and publication design. His design career began at Price Waterhouse and has included working in-house for small to medium consulting firms, small design studios, an architecture firm, and as a freelance designer. He has worked in industries such as accounting, healthcare, architecture, education, information technology and non-profits, with a client list that includes the National Cancer Institute, Department of Education, Environmental Protection Agency, Black and Decker, HDR Architecture, U.S House of Representatives, American Red Cross, and the U.S. Green Building Council. The Class of 1970 40th Reunion Yearbook is the second reunion yearbook Greg has worked on for the Naval Academy and he looks forward to working on more in the future. He resides in Falls Church, Virginia, with his wife Heather and dog Moochie.

Mrs. Isabel Stensland

Mrs. Isabel Stensland She is the widow of Major William Stensland, 32nd Company Officer for our second and first class years. Both years of which, under his great leadership, we were Color Company. He was a USNA graduate of the class of 1960. He received a 100% medical discharge in 1975 from his injuries in Viet Nam. They lived in Austin, Texas, near where he was raised, at the time of this death. He died a week before our 35th reunion. Isabel is a very talented artist. Her paintings can be seen on the Internet.