Nicholas Holt ’49 *52

Nick died of Pick's disease April 10, 2006. He was 78.

He prepared for Princeton at the Putney School and majored in the humanities as an undergrad and in architecture as a graduate student. He was a member of the Glee Club, orchestra, band, choir, and Camera Club. He also was a member of Prospect Club, where he served as chair of the faculty fellows committee. Nick served in the Army on Gen. MacArthur's staff in Japan from March1946 until August 1947.

Nick spent most of his working life as an architect in Maine. While he resided in Ellsworth, his practice was statewide. He was involved in designing more than 250 different buildings, many of which received national and international acclaim. He was known for energy conservation and innovation in a variety of structures. Nick loved music, sailing, and outdoor adventure. He also maintained a close association with his many friends in the class over the years.

Nick is survived by Patricia, his wife of 45 years; and three daughters, Victoria, Christina, and Rebecca. The class extends deepest sympathy to them and shares their sense of loss at the passing of this very talented man.