Walter Strohmeyer ’46

A seasoned veteran of Long Island’s waters, Walter has spent over nine decades navigating the waves with an unparalleled passion. At the age of 95, he continues to embrace the ocean as his sanctuary, finding solace and renewal amidst its endless expanse. In 2018, his remarkable journey was beautifully captured by Blaise Hayward in “The Swimmer,” a poignant tale highlighting Walter’s unwavering commitment to self-empowerment and the transformative influence of the sea. Walter’s story stands as a testament to the profound connection between humanity and nature, the power of ritual, and the ocean’s remarkable ability to heal and nurture both body and soul. 

Peter Langenberg ’63

As a Communications Technician Second Class, Peter never wavered in his devotion to duty and loyalty to the United States. His courageous stand during the capture of the U.S.S. PUEBLO on January 23, 1968, served to inspire his fellow prisoners and strengthen their will to resist. Peter was awarded the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart, and the Prisoner of War Medal for his exemplary performance of duty and gallant actions during the capture. 

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