Colorado
College Bulletin
Editor:
Susan
Hyland Brickell '87
Colorado
College, Alumni Office
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Cache La Poudre St.
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’38 Helen Wood Carroll moved
down and out from her bustling, multi-level, church-sponsored retirement
community -- down from a high-rise apartment and out to a cottage to have a
garden and more room for visiting family members. Helen, in Phoenix since
1940, continues to summer in her beloved Pinetop in the White Mountains,
about 150 miles northeast. She also spends a week or two every winter in
Mexico with her son and his wife. * Paula
Wilson Aden moved five years ago to Albuquerque, N.M., from Kentucky to
be near her daughter, Julie, who drove Paula to her 60th CC
reunion. Paula’s journalist husband, Tom, died in 1975. “The news bores
me,” wrote Paula in December. “But my dear Associated Press man would be
spinning.”
’39 Edwin Dolan and his
wife, Kay, live in Houston. They would love to hear from fellow classmates
who dabble with e-mail. They can be reached at edolan@houston.rr.com.
’43 John Howland let us know
that Bert Stiles’s book,
“Serenade to the Big Bird,” is in its sixth printing. John and Bert flew
at the same time with the 91st Bomb Group out of Bassingbourn,
England, during WWII. Bert was killed in action just a few months after
writing this story. * Eva Hodges Watt
is the author of “A Woman for All Seasons -- Helen Marie Black Heart
of the Denver Symphony Orchestra.”
’44 Carl Christ received a
Professional Achievement Citation from the University of Chicago Alumni
Association in June for his work in the field of econometrics. On faculty at
Johns Hopkins University since 1961, he has held appointments at Princeton,
Cambridge, the University of Chicago, Essex, Tokyo and the Bank of Japan.
’46 Jeanne Harrisberger Manning received
the Alumni Recognition Award at the University of Colorado, Boulder, on May
8. She was honored for her role on the Graduate School Advisory Council
where she started Windows on the World, a program to inform graduate
students about career opportunities outside of academe. She is also a board
member for the Center for Humanities and the Arts. In 2000, she organized a
pilot legislative advocacy program that was successful in convincing the
state legislature to increase funding for CU. * Harry
Missildine was elected to the Sports Hall of Fame of the State of
Washington. Sports editor and columnist for the Spokane
Spokesman-Review for 26 of his 29 years on the newspaper, Harry retired
in 1982 and lives in Idaho. He writes a bi-weekly column for the Moscow/Pullman
Daily News.
’47 55th Reunion --
Oct. 11-13, 2002!
’50 Walter Sweet retired in
1988 after 35 years with the geology department at Ohio State University. He
and his wife, Lou, now spend six months in Columbus and the other six in
Tucson, Ariz.
’51 Oliver Campbell and his
wife, Janice, live in Sun City West, Ariz. Oliver, a retired urologist,
works occasionally at the VA hospital, the county hospital, and the Arizona
Heart Hospital. He enjoys golfing, gardening, traveling and some hobbies,
including lapidary and silversmithing. * Vera
Lewis Marine has remained active within Kappa Kappa Gamma, serving as
director of alumnae and now as the Kappa travel coordinator. She has become
reacquainted with her CC Kappa pledge class. Their last reunion was hosted
by Bob and Barbara Lett Brugger in Ashland, Ore. Vera has two daughters and
three grandchildren.
’52 50th Reunion --
Oct. 11-13, 2002! Andrew Spielman, a professor at the Harvard School of
Public Health, is the author of “Mosquito: A Natural History of Our Most
Persistent and Deadly Foe.”
National Public Radio’s John Nielsen recently followed Spielman and a
colleague through Boston neighborhoods, searching for breeding grounds of
the Nile-bearing mosquitoes.
’53 While in Rochester,
Minn., Ben Snyder had a number of
CC sightings. Dr. Canzanello, a Mayo Clinic physician who was treating
Ben’s wife’s high blood pressure, had a picture of his son in a CC
hockey uniform in his office. Ben then ran into Chuck and Sue Royce ’52
O’Connor, and they had a great time catching up on 48 years. Later, he
played tennis with Leon Grosso, who coached young Canzanello at Mayo High
School, where he also coached a couple of Andy Gambucci’s nephews and
three other CC hockey players. Last year, he ran into Moses Harrison ’54, now chief justice of the Illinois Supreme
Court, on Longboat Key. Good thing Moses had on a CC sweater or Ben would
have missed him, as a lot of time has passed since they played basketball
together at CC.
’54 Anne Pinkney stays busy
during retirement with odd jobs, including being a scum-scrapper during the
maple sugaring process for some friends in Greenesboro, Vt.
’55 David Owen is a Colorado
State Senator for District 16. He and his wife, Marilyn Charles Owen ’54, live in Greeley, where he maintains a
home office when he isn’t at the state capitol.
’56 Janet Colley Middleton lives
in San Luis Obispo, Calif., where she is a retired speech pathologist. She
spends the summers in Sandpoint, Idaho.
’57 Patricia Perkins Brooks retired
in June after 30 years of teaching high school English. Seven of these years
were in California, and 23 were in Chapel Hill, N.C. Pat was named teacher
of the year at Chapel Hill High School as well as honor teacher for the
Chapel Hill/Carrboro School System. She also received the Bernadine Sullivan
Award for Excellence in Teaching English. Pat and her husband, Will, have
two sons and one grandchild.
’58 Augustine Amaru retired
in 1999 from the political science department at Washtenaw Community College
in Ann Arbor, Mich. * Raymond
Bachelder is retired and living in Colorado Springs. * Charles
Ridge retired in July after 40 years of ordained parish ministry in the
Episcopal Church. Charles and his wife, Courtney, live in Seattle, where he
will do interim ministry and continue to study Taiji and piano.
Class Secretary:
Nancy Cunningham Pike
217 Cerro Street
Encinitas, CA 92024-4823
mnpike@earthlink.net
’59 Robert Arko is C.E.O. of
Arko Executive Services Inc., in Smyrna, Ga. * Dan Crecelius retired in June after 37 years at California State
University in Los Angeles. * Rob Roth
lives in Hernando, Fla.
’60 Eschewing retirement
“at least for now,” Alan and Jackie
Theis ’62 Ives are both working and active in Overland Park, Kan.
Jackie is librarian at the Corinth Grade School in Shawnee Mission School
District and Alan is an active real estate professional. He retired in 1991
after a 30-year career with Sears. They have successfully “married off”
their four daughters and boast of three granddaughters. When not traveling
to see their “kids,” Jackie is a violinist/violist with the Overland
Park Symphony. Alan enjoys fly-fishing and gardening. They regularly go
ballroom dancing and take part in a local book club.
’61 Classes of ’61, ’62,
’63 -- 40th Cluster Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002! *
At age 59, Ann Willcox Gloersen “Willie” has finally discovered what has
been wrong all this time: Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. She would very much like
to hear from any other CC folks with this. “EDS and the brainwashing I got
as a child that led me to believe I was physically normal, when I’m not,
made every day a minor battle. No wonder I was erratic, eccentric, seldom on
time, and chronically guilty-feeling.” Willie divides her time between
Horten, Norway, and Lanzarole, one of the Canary Islands. She has been on
disability pension for some years and is relieved to know why, at long last.
* Stephen Kushnir and his wife,
Phyllis, recently celebrated three years of marriage. Stephen is an attorney
with Draper & Goldberg in Leesburg, Va. * After 14 years, Tony Sellitto is coaching his final season of basketball at Hawaii
Pacific University in Honolulu. His retirement plan is to “watch a lot of
basketball on TV.”
’62 Classes of ’61, ’62,
’63 -- 40th Cluster Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002! *
Tilman Moe and 250 other adventurous souls took part in a bike trip
around the world. They left on Jan. 1, 2000, starting at the Rose Bowl
Parade. A fall 40 miles north of Rome sidelined him for three weeks in a
Rome hospital. After rehabilitation, he and his wife, Ann, rejoined the
group in Munich, Germany, in August. In total, Tilman and Ann logged more than 10,000 miles. “It
was an adventure of a lifetime!”
’63 Classes of ’61, ’62,
’63 -- 40th Cluster Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002!
Class Secretary:
Ben Eastman
2020 Julian Way
Denver, CO 80211
BenEastman@aol.com
’65 James Heckman was named
a Fellow of the American Statistical Association at a ceremony in Atlanta in
August. * Kenneth Herrick is
retired and living in Vancouver, Wash. * Lynn
Sipple Sweetay is divorced and living in Coral Springs, Fla.
’66 Rory Donaldson has not
retired or misplaced his golf clubs but is living in the woods anyway. He
has three children, a fabulous wife, one dog, and a freshly printed copy of
Montaigne’s Essays. “Health, my doctor says is excellent. Turned 60 in
September. Who could imagine?”
’67 Classes of ’67 & ’68
-- 35th Cluster Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002! *
Power Boothe was named dean of the Hartford Art School at the University
of Hartford. * Bill Kennedy was elected to the board of directors of the
International Association of Impact Assessment. For the last 10 years he has
been living in London, where he is the senior environmental advisor at the
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
’68 Classes of ’67 & ’68
-- 35th Cluster Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002! *
C. Scott Crabtree was recently appointed to the district judgeship in
the 17th Judicial District by Gov. Bill Owens of Colorado. Prior
to this appointment, Scott was in private practice in Denver for more than
20 years. * Roger Good, a member
of the Ohio University School of Telecommunications, received an Emmy from
the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for excellence in
editing “Wandering Souls: Tet’68 Remembered,” a documentary concerning
the experiences of a group of Vietnam War veterans who returned to Vietnam
on the 30th anniversary of the Tet Offensive. With some
foresight, Roger named his daughter Emmy, but now wishes he had named her
Lotto or Powerball. * Darcie
Swenarton Peet received the Best Floral Award in the juried,
invitational Plein Air Tucson 2001 painting exhibit and competition for
“Meandering Splash of Poppies-Madera & Box Canyon.” * Cas
Still and her husband, Andy Baxter, spent three years restoring the
Belton Chalet, the first Great Northern Railway Hotel at Glacier Park, Mont.
Closed for 50 years, the restored chalet is now on the Historic Landmark
list.
’69 Susan Ankeny Buckingham returned
in July from a three-week trip to Aktobe, Kazakhstan, where she taught
English to Kazakh and Russian school teachers. Susan lives in Falls Church,
Va., and works as a computer specialist for the Federal Aviation
Administration. * Townsend Bull and
Susan Sherer were married Aug. 4 in Augusta, Ga.
’71 John and Debbie
Hingston ’73 Dolson have lived
in Cairo, Egypt, seven years. Their son is in college and their daughter
will graduate from high school at the base of the Sphynx in June. * After 23
years of working in the habitat protection divisions of the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, Andrew Grossman is
taking an “early out.” He plans to stay in Juneau and work on bicycles.
* Heather Harris is a freelance writer and editor in Philadelphia. She
is near completion of her master’s degree at the University of
Pennsylvania and is first vice-president of the Old City Philadelphia Civic
Association, where she is heavily involved in historic preservation. * Bill Hinson is honored to announce that his daughter, Erin
Elizabeth, is a first-year student at CC. She plans to play volleyball,
major in history, and minor in education. * Kathy
Rechnitzer Kelly is executive director of the Fort Worth Chapter of the
Texas Society of C.P.A.’s.
’72 Classes of ’72 & ’73
-- 30th Cluster Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002! *
Stephanie Cunningham Fisher is the head of the Ruxton Country School in
Owings Hills, Md.
Class Secretary:
Jesse Sokolow
2 Spaulding Lane
Riverdale, NY 10471-3212
jessokol@webspan.net
’73 Classes of ’72 & ’73
-- 30th Cluster Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002! *
Rob Dorff was named chairman of the Department of National Security and
Strategy at the U.S. Army War College, becoming only the second civilian to
serve as a department chairman. * Stephanie
Duisberg and husband, Olivier Brill, live in Tucson, Ariz., with their
children, Emilie, Alexandre and Adrien. Stephanie works at Amphitheater High
School in Tucson. * Dean and Karyn Thompson ’75 Panos live in Littleton, Colo., where they are
busy raising their sons, George, Tom and Teddy. Dean practices law and Karyn
works for IBM. * Patricia Donnelly
Ziegler and husband, Tom, still live in the back woods of Florida and
love the slower pace of a fast-growing state. Pat homeschools their youngest
child, “only four more years to go, whew!”
’74 Lucy Bates Jolas and her
husband, Philip, have their own market research consulting company, P &
L Research, in Denver. * Tei McGuire
Kobayashi has lived in Japan for 18 years. She teaches contemporary art
at a university and exhibits her art internationally. * Marcia McNutt is director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research
Institute in Moss Landing, Calif.
’75 Ellen Watson was
promoted to vice president and Southwestern regional manager for Roy F.
Weston, an environmental engineering, consulting, and construction firm in
Albuquerque.
’76 Nancy Small Doorey lives
in Wilmington, Del., with her husband, Drew, and daughters, Kelsey, Jenni,
and Alicia. They get-away to their cabin in a remote area of Pennsylvania as
much as possible. * Twila Gibbens-Rickman
lives in Tulsa, Okla., with her husband, John. They have two teenage
drivers and a pre-teen, all boys. Twila, who completed a stint as an
organizer of support teams for AIDS clients, is a minister at St. Paul
United Methodist Church. * Hal Howard
is the desk officer for Tanzania and Uganda in the Office of East
African Affairs at the State Department in Washington, D.C. Hal and Mary Mendenhall ’78 have two daughters, Lucy and Ellen. * Mark
Langseth lives in a 100-year-old log home in Old Colorado City (Colorado
Springs) with his wife, Patricia. He teaches fourth grade in Manitou
Springs. * Charlotte Quist is a
veterinary pathologist with Wildlife Health Associates in Dillon, Mont.,
where she lives with her husband, Victor Nettles.
’77
25th Reunion, Oct. 11-13, 2002! *
Quinn Fox is a minister of adult education at First Presbyterian Church
in Colorado Springs. * Julie
Marine Leshay was re-elected province
director of chapters for Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity. Julie, her husband,
Jeff, and their son, Austin, live in Wilmette, Ill. *
Ken Salazar, Colorado’s
Attorney General, received the Learned Hand National Award, the American
Jewish Committee’s highest honor given to a member of the legal community.
’78 Catherine Craig is a
managing broker with Durango Mountain Realty in Durango, Colo. * Robert
and Karen Huntt Mason live in Bellevue, Wash. Karen is an independent
consultant, photographer, writer, and Web producer. * Margaret Moulton lives in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., with her
husband, Rob Shaeffer, and their daughters, Brent and Faith. * After 20
years in the Bay Area, Wayne Skigen and
his wife, Ann, moved to Glen Carbon, Ill., with their children, Jamie and
Willem. Wayne is an attorney with Burroughs, Hepler, Broom, MacDonald,
Hebrank & True.
’79 David Barker is the Web
site manager for the Fremont Public Association in Seattle. He also lectures
nationally on innovative uses of e-mail and the Internet for non-profit
organizations. Family life consists of quiet evenings at home with his wife
of 13 years, Ellen, and their “magic” cat, Beezy. * Caroline Smythe and her husband, Arch McCallum, live in Eugene,
Ore., with their daughters, Conner and Sophie. Caroline is a staff
psychiatrist at Lane County Mental Health Center. * Timothy
Tymkovich was nominated by President Bush to the 10th U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals.
’80 Michael Robertori is
C.E.O. of West Teak in Alameda, Calif. * Preston Sargent is senior vice president of Kennedy Associates Real
Estate Counsel in Seattle. * Gina
Zadravec White was promoted in February to inventory supervisor in the
Northeast region for Costco Wholesale. Her oldest daughter graduated from
high school and her twins will graduate next year so Gina will have more
time. She would enjoy hearing from friends.
’81 Hilary Luks Chiz is a
project specialist for corporate campaigns at Pace International Union in
Nashville, Tenn. * Rebecca Couch and
John Noblett were married in July 2000. * Dessa
Bokides Fay was named vice president and treasurer of Pitney Bowes in
Stamford, Conn. * Mike Hubka was
named principal of Medicine Lodge High School in Medicine Lodge, Kan., after
teaching social studies for 20 years in the district. Mike is also the first
vice president of the Kansas Interscholastic Athletic Administrators
Association and will become president in March. * Elaine Lipson is the author of “The Organic Foods Sourcebook.”
She lives in Niwot, Colo., where she works as a writer and editor. * After
working a number of years in retail, Daniel
McLane is now focusing more on his artwork. He lives in Erie, Colo. * Chris
Muessel works for Baker & McKenzie in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. * Margaret
Ormes works for the Association for Biodiversity Information in Boston.
* William Sonnega, an associate
professor of communication and theater at St. Olaf College, represented
Colorado College at the inauguration of Christopher M. Thomforde, St.
Olaf’s 10th president, at a ceremony in April. * Debbie
Patton Swanson works for the Pikes Peak
Library District in Colorado Springs, where she is the development
coordinator.
’82 20th Reunion,
Oct. 11-13, 2002! * John Auffrey is
the coordinator for the Security and Humanitarian Assistance Programs for
the U.S. Department of Defense at the U.S. Embassy in Windhoek, Namibia.
John and his wife, Helena, bought an old German colonial house in Windhoek
and have been busy renovating. * Vikki
Orwoll Dalquist continues to coach figure skating in Rochester, Minn.
She passed her master-rating exam for freestyle, the highest rating from the
Professional Skaters Association. She and her husband, Scott, are remodeling
their house. * Mary Farnsworth Marsh lives
in London with her husband, Reid. * Wendy
McIntyre is a visiting assistant professor in environmental sciences at
the University of Redlands in California. * Holli
Richardson and Dennis Wright were married Sept. 16, 2000, in South Lake
Tahoe, Calif. Holli’s father, Craig
Richardson ’53, gave her away. Holli works out of her home doing Web
page design.
’83 Eric Arntson-Marshall lives
in Puyallup, Wash., with his wife of 15 years, Anne, and their daughter,
Margaux. Eric is a pathologist with Good Samaritan Community Healthcare * Ed
Carney graduated with an M.B.A. from Lake Forest Graduate School of
Management. He graduated with high honors and was named a Hotchkiss Scholar
for academic excellence. * Carolyn
Case relocated to Phoenix with her husband, Kenneth Sullivan, and their
son, Paul. Carolyn is vice president of marketing for Corning Gilbert. * Lori
Garver is director of space program development with DFI International
in Washington, D.C. * Diana Lieb lives
in Asheville, N.C. She visited with Dave
Inama ’82 and Laura Hershey in
February and is in weekly e-mail contact with Elizabeth Allen ’82 and Robertino
Bryce-Laporte ’82. * Ralph
Marshall is franchise operations manager with Advantica in Northfield,
Minn. * Patrick Risser is
disabled after surviving five heart attacks but is still a leader in the
movement for the rights for mental patients. * Donald
Smithburg is president/C.E.O. of University Medical Center in Dallas. *
“The Way Out West,” a poem by John
Thelin, is included in the summer/fall 2001 issue of Shenandoah, The Washington and Lee University Review. John lives and
works in Buena Vista, Va. * Joe
Vanderbosch lives in Wilmette, Ill., where he is a vice president at
Wintrust Asset Management. * Lenny
Velasquez and Shannon Fitzgerald were remarried April 28. They live in
San Marcos, Calif., with their son, Eric. Lenny is a family physician. * Vivian
Wang is an assistant professor of counseling psychology and the director
of the Asian cultural studies program at Arizona State University in Tempe.
She was appointed as an ethical, legal, and social issues research advisor
at the National Human Genome Research Institute and serves on the National
Diversity Advisory Group at the National Institute of General Medical
Sciences, both at the National Institutes of Health.
’84 Deborah Gorshe is a
district manager with CSK Auto in Colorado Springs. * Stuart Kanchuger and Arleen Sierra were married March 18, 2000.
Stuart is a marketing manager with Frito Lay in Plano, Texas. * Kathryn
Green McQueen is divorced and living in Phoenix. * Susan
Swafford Smithburg and her husband, Don
’83, live in Dallas, where Don runs two hospitals and a hospital
system. Susan is an attorney. They have three children, Devon, Chase, and
Hunter. They gave up their farm in the Midwest, but remain busy with two
horses, three dogs, two cats, and a bird.
’85 Adam Deutchman lives in
rural Missouri with his wife, Ella, and their daughters, Dagny and Logan.
Adam is a practicing general surgeon. * Caroline
Dunn is a research associate at the University of Minnesota. * Anne
Bush Hanson lives in Denver with her husband, David, and their
daughters, Lilly and Adelaide. Anne is a director at the Children’s
Hospital Foundation. She keeps in touch with Bob
Daly, Sue Simpson Gallagher, Bev
Bushey Jacobson, Dona Bossart
Kooy, Kimie Wurster Kreidle,
and Sally Spector-Makovetsky. * Michael
Hoeschen lives in Sandy, Utah, where he is an enterprise marketing
manager with Royal & SunAlliance. * Martha
Marco Majors lives in Albuquerque, N.M., with her husband, Scott, and
their daughter, Sarah. Martha works at home as a part-time software
consultant for Standard & Poor’s. * Wendy
Reeve is a strategic analysis director with Foodland Super Market in
Honolulu.
’86 Katherine Herr Acott is
a finance supervisor with the U.S. Postal Service in Ft. Collins, Colo. * Dirksen
Bauman is an associate professor of Deaf Studies at Gallaudet University
in Washington, D.C. Dirksen resides in Takoma Park, Md., with his wife,
Nicole, and children, Noah, Grace and Caleb. * Peter
Burford and his wife, Glenda, live in Newark, Calif., where Peter
manages the e-commerce department of Autowest Dodge Chrysler Isuzu. Music
remains his primary avocation with current emphasis on Latin jazz trumpet. *
Scott Desmarais and Gabriele
Prochaska live in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with their children,
Francesca, Alexei, and Elisabeth. * After more than eight years with
Discovery Toys, Shawna Howard Fisch was
promoted to national sales director. Her team of 300 consultants is in the
top one percent of the company. * Tom
deHerrera and his wife, Corinne, live in Aurora, Colo., with their boys,
Nicolas and Lucas. Tom recently dined at Spago’s with Ward
Morrison. * Mollie Holtzman-Hipp and
her husband, David, live in Pinehurst, N.C., with their three daughters. *
In March, Michelle Kearns was
named a finalist in the non-deadline writing contest sponsored by the
American Society of Newspaper Editors.
’87 Erica Berens is the
development and special events coordinator at Anderson Ranch Arts Center, a
non-profit organization in Snowmass Village, Colo. * Joe Leonard works for the Redhook Ale Brewery in Seattle. “As long
as one is an accountant, being a beer accountant is a pretty good accountant
to be.” * Sarah Stevens Mitchell lives
in North Conway, N.H., with her husband, David, and their children, Jason
and Jessica. Sarah manages a custom picture frame shop and works as an
artist on the side. * Faraz Naqvi is
a managing director with Dresdner RCM Global Investors in San Francisco. * Bill
and Emily Smith Reedy report that they are having a great time with
their five kids (two sets of twins and a single). They’d love to hear from
classmates.
’88 Gina Bamberger was
elected to the board of directors of the Colorado Springs Osteopathic
Foundation. * Todd Breyfogle is
director of the University Honors Program at the University of Denver. * Dorothy
Diggs completed her first season as the assistant coach of the women’s
ice hockey team at the University of Southern Maine and the seventh year as
the assistant goalie coach for the Portland High School men’s hockey team.
Dorothy, who also operates her massage therapy practice in Portland, plays
hockey for the Maine Mosquitos, a senior B women’s team. * Melissa
Driscoll lives in Minneapolis, where she is pursuing a master’s degree
in conservation biology. She’d love to hear from friends. * Laura Gillette lives in Santa Monica, Calif., where she was
recruited to do corporate sponsorships for the Natural History Museum of Los
Angeles County. She invites CC people in the area to come by for the V.I.P.
tour. * James Grossman and Pirie
Jones were married Dec. 20, in Sun Valley, Idaho. Alumni in attendance were Nina
Niff Ferguson ’78, Justin
Magruder ’85, Bill Swift ’85,
Marshall Rawlings ’87, Anthony
Johnson, Andrew Lesher, Guy
Pope, Will Gadd ’90 and John
Knight ’90. They live and work in Hidden Springs, Idaho. * Virginia
Sisson is an associate with Spencer Stuart in New York.
’89 Colby Coombs and his
wife, Caitlin Palmer, live in Talkeetna, Alaska, where they started the
Alaska Mountaineering School. * Caleb
Gates lives in Portland, where he plays in the rock band Pinehurst Kids.
They released their third record on Seattle’s Barbaric Records and tour
the country regularly. * Kristen (Ewell)
Gillis works in technical marketing at Enterasys Networks, in
Barrington, N.H. She and her husband, Bill, have two children, Amy and Kyle.
* Craig Heacock is a psychiatry
resident at Brown University in Providence, R.I. * Allison
Knopf Livingston lives with her husband, Dave, and toddler daughter,
Sydney, near Santa Cruz, Calif. * Molly
Reeves and Kurt Kennedy were married June 9. Alumni in attendance were Anita
Beshore ’88, Katy McNitt Jensen ’88, Maryrose
Kohan ’88, Kim Race ’88, Bryan
Saunders ’88, Sharon Bradley,
Lori Johnson, Heidi Dowd
Kassal, Jeanne McFarland-McDonald
and Kathryn Watt Skalak. * David
Rich lives in Bogota, Colombia, where he has a partnership in a rose
farm. * Bradley Tisdel is director of Creative Educational Resources in
Sisters, Ore., where he is also an educational consultant and recording
artist. * Dante diTommaso is a
statistical programmer at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in
Seattle, Wash. Married five years, Dante and his wife, Shelley, spend their
free time fixing up their first home.
’90 Philip Buchanan owns
Buchanan Woodworks in Great Barrington, Mass. * Melissa Etheridge completed her veterinary internship in San Diego
and is now a practicing veterinarian in Denver. * Joe Hrbek is a manager for new business development at the Miami
Herald Publishing Company in Florida. * Jessica
Hunter and Kyle Larsen were married June 30 in Great Falls, Mont. They
live in Great Falls, where Jessica is executive director of Paris Gibson
Square Museum of Art. * Julie Miller-Cribbs
is an assistant professor at the University of South Carolina in
Columbia. * Dale Orth is an
associate professor of chemistry at Western State College in Gunnison, Colo.
He and his wife, Jen, and their daughter, Sarah, are excited to be back in
Colorado.
’91 Blythe Baten is working
as an actress in New York City. She recently finished a run of “Match”
at the Cherry Lane Theatre. * Heather
Berberet, a licensed
psychologist, is director of education and support services at the Lesbian
and Gay Men’s Community Center in San Diego. She is also an adjunct
faculty member in the women’s studies department at San Diego State
University. * Tripper Bevan is a
vice president in corporate affairs at Bank of America, in Sacramento, where
he lives with his wife, Stacy, and their daughter, Peri Ann. * Johanna Bond and J.D. King were married in Whitefish, Mont., last
summer. Alumni in attendance were Michael
Gross and Nancy Peterson ’92,
Marty Haessler, Sarah Miller Johnson and Billy
Phenix. Johanna is a visiting professor of law at Georgetown University.
* Wendy Thomas Buchanan is in
public relations and development at Fairview Hospital in Great Barrington,
Mass. * In May, Gia Crecelius completed
her specialist training in child psychiatry. She has opened a private
practice in Beverly Hills, Calif. * Brian
Enquist received the Mercer Award from the Ecological Society of America
at the annual meeting in August. Brian is an assistant professor in the
department of ecology and evolutionary biology at the University of Arizona
in Tucson, where he lives with his wife, Carolyn, and their dog, Bob. * In
April, Andrew Fahlund was on campus to give the lecture, “Restoring our
Dammed Rivers,” as part of Earth Day. His presentation was followed by the
10th Annual Timothy Linnemann Memorial Lecture Dinner in Bemis Hall. * Samara
Ferber is director of admissions in the graduate school of professional
psychology at the University of Denver. * Jim
Garrigan is a pilot for Northwest Airlines, based in Minneapolis, and is
flying part-time as an Air Force Reserve instructor pilot at Randolph Air
Force Base in San Antonio. * Kelli
Geehan is pursuing a master’s degree in rehabilitation counseling at
San Diego State University. * Katherine
Gesteland lives in Salt Lake City, where she is an Ob/Gyn resident. *
After three years in Germany, Chris
Gruber and Miriam Amdur ’93 are back in the United States and living in
Tacoma, Wash. Chris is a medical operations officer in the 1st
Special Forces Group (Airborne) and was promoted to major. Miriam is a
special education teacher and is focusing on autistic children with special
needs. * While hunting for turkey just south of Trinidad, Colo., David Heller found himself in the unenviable position between a
mother bear and her cubs. Initially, the bear charged. Fortunately it
stopped and David was able to back away. The story was featured in the June
26 issue of The Denver Post. * Kurt
Okazaki-Tsumura was awarded the Outstanding Service to Children award by
the Metropolitan Denver Dental Society. Kurt is the sole provider of dental
care to more than 70 children at the Jefferson Hills residential treatment
facility in Lakewood. * Mark Perea is
in private practice in Littleton, Colo. * Averil
Budge Rothrock and her husband, Ed, live in Seattle with their son,
Ford. In 1999, Averil and Ed trekked in Nepal, and their guide turned out to
be Raleigh Coburn ’94. * Bill
Wagner received the Fulbright-Hays doctoral dissertation abroad
fellowship to conduct ethnographic fieldwork in Guatemala.
’92 10th Reunion,
Oct. 11-13, 2002! * Alanna Brown and
Michael Pozzi were married March 2, in Park City, Utah. Alanna
is a staff attorney with the Jonathan S. Robbins in Denver. * Rob
Burke is an attorney with Holmes Weddle & Barcott
in Seattle. * Michelle Coleman
lives in Minneapolis, where she works in business sales at AT&T
Wireless. She is also pursuing her M.B.A. at the University of St. Thomas. *
Jennifer Davis and Cliff Kenwood
were married in June 2000 on a mountaintop in North Carolina. Jennifer is in
the School of Veterinary Medicine at Louisiana State University in Baton
Rouge. * Deborah Dixon teaches
seventh grade science and math at Wood Middle School in Alameda, Calif. * Tamara
Goodlette works in the Guardianship Clinic at the Los Angeles County
Courthouse. * Chris Kishiyama and
Kristina Mattson were married May 28, 2000, in Morrison, Colo. Alumni in
attendance were Bridget Jeffery, Nick Psarakis, John Calhoon,
Cullen Hughes ’94 and Blaine
’96 and Shawna North ’96 Olsen. Chris is in his second year of pediatric
residency at Children’s Memorial Hospital at Northwestern University in
Chicago. * Wally Long and Valerie
Schurter were married Oct. 14, 2000, in Forestburgh, N.Y. Alumni in
attendance were Mike Dahlie, Eric
Grace, Rob Kinsley ’93, Laura
Shoaf ’93 and Chris Long ’96.
They live in Summit, N.J. * After three years in Misawa, Japan, Kristin Thomas Nagle and her husband, Trevor ’93, are back in the U.S. and living in Bloomington, Ind.
Trevor is completing a Ph.D. in public policy at Indiana University, where
Kristin also works. They have two daughters, Kaitlyn and Chelsea. * Lisa
Hess Ruth is executive director of the Intergeneration Foundation in
Colorado Springs. * Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer received the National Young Careerist
title from Business and Professional Women of the United States for her
career achievements as well as her volunteer work. She lives in Telluride,
Colo., where she has worked as a journalist, newspaper editor, and magazine
editor.
’93 Kelley Yost Abrams lives
in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband, Craig. She is a research
psychologist for Through the Looking Glass, a non-profit organization
serving families with disability. * Eric Auten is an attorney in Soldotna, Alaska. * Matthew
Bastress’ travel itch has been satisfied after three-and-a-half years
in Southeast Asia, India, and Nepal. He lives in Marlborough, Mass., where
he is the software architect in a small startup. * Perry
Brown and Amy deForest Edwards were
married Sept. 16, 2000, near Durango, Colo. Alumni in attendance were Orion Poplawski ’92, Brian
Arnold, Penny Brandt, Janet
Buttenwieser, Sung Chang, Diana DiStefano, Jon Elsberg,
Laura Foster, Laura Hemmy, Gina Hupton,
Neal Nickles, Alex Olsen, Martha Ross, Matt
Wiley, Pierce Kroh ’94 and Elizabeth
Farr Cary ’95. * Bryan Counts and
Nadja Tkacikova were married Aug. 19, 2000, in Denver. Alumni in attendance
were Chris Boyle and Clay
Fenlason. * Michael Drennan lives in San Diego, where he is vice president at
Rawdin-Baron & Drennan. * Jon
Elsberg is a graduate student in economics at the University of
Massachusetts in Amherst. * Laura Gilmer is an elementary teacher at The Blake School-Highcroft
Campus in Wayzata, Minn. * Travis
Jordan and Karen Sicher were married during the summer of 2000 in
Riverdale, N.Y. Alumni in attendance were Dan
’92 and Katrina Riggs Webster,
Ted Lehmann ’92, Zach Drennen, Alexandra
Harley, James McIntyre, Marcus
Rhinelander, Jon Sherman and Laura Shoaf. * Rosalie
Paillard lives in Somerville, Mass., where she teaches a French
immersion section of first grade in the Holliston public schools. * Peter Petitt and his wife, Claire, moved to London in May. Although
he will miss the classmates he saw in San Francisco, he reports that he is
“strangely relieved to no longer reside in the same hemisphere as Ned
McCall, now flying planes and working in Portland.”
’94 Claire Carpenter is adjunct faculty at Spokane Community
College in Washington. * Monica Evatz
Finkelstein was awarded a Hutchinson Fellowship to S.M.U. School of Law.
She and her husband, Mark, have two children, Noah and Emily. * It’s been
two years since Daniel Haigh entered
the diocesan seminary in Madrid, Spain. “This is a life-thrilling
experience.” * Angela Hunter was
on campus Block 1 to co-teach an introductory comparative literature course
with Prof. Owen Cramer. She then planned to move to Orleans, France, to
finish writing her dissertation. * Matthew
Martin is an associate with Adelman, Gettleman, Merens, Barish &
Carter in Chicago. * Carolynn Null lives
in Portland, where she is doing an internal medicine pharmacy practice
residency. * Marc Phillips is a
software test leader with Microsoft in Redmond, Wash. * Leslie
Randolph and Noah Menikoff were married Sept. 30, 2000, in Glencoe, Ill.
* John Schutz is a cardiology
fellow at the University of Missouri. He lives in Chicago, where he bought a
doublewide trailer and a banjo. * Pascal
Schunk and Cherie
Cash '00 MAT were married
June 28, 2001, in Buedingen, Germany. Alumni in attendance were Christian
Funk '93, Jeff Frantz, Christopher Henry, Cullen
Hughes, Derek Kelm, Marc
Lagae, Lisa Phillips '96, Andre'98
and Sarah Shelley ’97 Schunk.
Former German House Head Resident Karen Funk (1991-1992) was also in
attendance. They live in Denver, where Pascal is an attorney and Cherie is a
third grade teacher. * Todd
Schwartz is a senior manager with Critical Arc Technologies in San
Francisco. * Jonathan Speare is a research fellow with the National Institute of
Allergy and Infectious Diseases at Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton,
Mont. * Courtney Starks is a
scientist with Kosan Biosciences in Hayward, Calif. * William Swenson and Karen Logee were married July 3, 1999. * C.
Jesse Whitehead is a marketing manager at Ecolab in St. Paul, Minn.
Jesse and his wife, Leanne, reside in Minneapolis.
’95 Shea Andersen and Jen
Pierce live in Albuquerque, N.M. Jen is pursuing a Ph.D. in geology at
the University of New Mexico and Shea is a reporter for a business journal.
Shea’s first book, a regional outdoors guide for Mountaineers Books, is
due out this fall. * Robyn Barnes and Aaron
Linstrom were married April 21 in Denver. Alumni in attendance were Pascal
Schunk ’94, Dennis Apergis, Matt Douglas,
Eric Gutknecht, Tanya Kotowski Hartney, Jory
Hawkins, Dicky Heermance, Leonard
Rael, Charity Ingersoll Reiter, Jeff
Sehnert, Pamela Stone, Liz
Jensen ’96 and Justin Lippard ’96. Robyn works as an architect in a small firm in
Denver and Aaron is a wildlife manager for the Colorado Division of
Wildlife. * Jay and Samantha Elliman Bonz live in Albuquerque, N.M. Jay is in medical
school at the University of New Mexico and Samantha teaches fifth grade at
Montezuma Elementary School. * Jakob
Bovin is a solutions business manager in the E-Solutions Division at
Hewlett-Packard in New York. * Jeff
Bush is founder and recruiting director for Convergence Staffing, a
Denver-based recruiting agency for the oil and gas and technology
industries. * David McDonough is co-founder and executive vice president of
corporate development at iFilm Corp in Hollywood, Calif. * Greg McLaughlin is a graduate student at the Yale School of
Forestry/Environmental Studies. “Somehow I got stuck out here in the East
Coast. Can somebody help me get back to Colorado?” * Kim Nixon and Ryan Hutchison were married in May 2000. Kim is a
neurology resident at the Medical University of South Carolina in
Charleston. * Jeff and Amy Aanestad Short live in Portsmouth, Va., where Amy is doing her
Ob/Gyn residency with the Navy. Jeff is pursuing a seminary degree. * Sarah
Van Deusen Phillips and her husband, Rey
Phillips Santos ’93, are in
Madrid, Spain, for one year so Sarah can conduct her dissertation field
work. * Dave Welz is director of resort sales at Sports Express in Durango,
Colo. * Amy Wolfe works for the
Clarity Group in Burlingame, Calif.
’96 Melanie Banders lives in
Los Angeles, where she is a freelance production coordinator and film
loader. * David Coffey lives in
Washington, D.C., where he is pursuing a graduate degree at Georgetown. * Johanna
Cohen and Charlie Weirauch were married June 23 in Los Angeles. Alumnae
in attendance were Jennifer Bingen and Lara
Fickes. * Philip Darke and Rebecca
Kernan were married Dec. 30, 2000, in Pleasanton, Calif. * Sara
Fry and Elliott Stoddard were married June 18 in Manchester, Vt. Alumnae
in attendance were Becca Felts ’94 and
Casady Henry ’98. * Sara
Fuller and Matt Hutchinson ’94 were married Sept. 3, 2000 in Sundance, Utah.
Alumni in attendance were Daniel
Webster ’92, Evan Howe ’94,
Tim Nordvedt ’94, Greg ’94 and Whitney
Wieggel Pritham, Matthew Singer
’94, Doug Gross ’95, John Mecklenburg ’95, Charlie
Blumenstein, Meriweather
Campbell, Amy Conger, Amy
Foley, Erika Fredell, Christy Gass,
Carly Glassmeyer, Tom
Heisler, Jamie Klopp, Chris Long, Sarah
Nelson, Ben Rubenstein, Lucius Taylor,
Katie Voorhees, Derek Damon ’97,
Amy Morrison ’97 and Kahlil
Lozoraitis ’98. * Mark Gasserud
is a sales manager with Ericsson Ltd. in Surrey, United Kingdom. * Tolga
Hanhan MAT ’00 and Sarah Paar
MAT ’00 were married Aug. 19, 2000, in Mendota Heights, Minn. Alumni
in attendance were Paul and Julie Trachtenberg D’Amours, Scott
Grosscup, Kathryn Jones, Dana
Menzel, Jake Norton, Rob Phillips,
Than Pulsifer, Anna Sass, Aaron Schubach,
Stuart Sloat, Tim and Christy Soper
Turnbull, Elizabeth Withers, Quinn
Simons ’97 and Peter Scoville
’98. They live in Duluth, Minn., where Tolga teaches science and Sarah
teaches fifth grade. * Yujiro Steve
Hata is senior director of corporate development at Genome Therapeutics
Corporation in Boston. * Casady Henry
’98 lives in Snowmass, Colo., where she spends much of her time
training American quarter horses and competing. She also continues to be an
ardent heavy metal fan. * After finishing his service with the Peace Corps
in South Africa in October, Ethan
Huff will travel in Africa, India, and Southeast Asia until 2002. *
Mary Kocman works for the Palos Verdes Library District in Rolling Hills
Estates, Calif., where she is head of the technical services department. * Kate
Liro and Tony Mason were married Dec. 30 in Austin, Texas. Alumni in
attendance were Judith Reagan Liro ’64, Carrie
Bofenkamp Damon, Meghan Durkin,
Dana Menzel and Sarah Rice Ratliff. * Maria
Morales returned from a six-month stint in London, where she worked as a
management consultant for client companies throughout Europe. She is now
back in her beach apartment near Los Angeles. * Sarah
Rice and Ty Ratliff were married May 19 in Barrington, Ill. * Matt
Sampson and his wife, Erin, bought a house in Golden, Colo., where they
work together at Snow Leopard Mountain Sports. * Viliata
Tua’one is a software engineer at Motorola in Plantation, Fla. * Jennifer Bertrand Allen was promoted to vice president at M & M
Realty in Colorado Springs.
’97 5th Reunion, Oct.
11-13, 2002! * Cristina Amigoni is
a consulting team assistant with McKinsey and Company in New York. * Mark
Calhoun teaches at Denver East High School, where he has also been named
head football coach. * Nicole King
Coons is pursuing her M.B.A. at the University of Notre Dame. * Andy
Davis is a project manager with Cherokee Investment Security in Denver.
* Meagan McGuire Frank is a coach
with the Colorado Storm Soccer Club in Denver. * Dan Greenawalt is a game designer at the Microsoft Corporation in
Redmond, Wash. * Gregory Hewett teaches
algebra in the Cloud Forest of Monteverde, Costa Rica. Gregory visited
Panama City, the canal, and did some scuba diving in the Bocas del Toro
Archipelago. * Eric McCuskey is
an AP chemistry teacher at North Valley High School in Reno, Nev. * Jason Morgan-Foster is an intern with Penal Reform International in
Paris, France. His wife, Amy, is
also in Paris, teaching English and taking French courses. * David
Perfors and Laura Sanford were married Dec. 30 in Colorado Springs.
Alumni in attendance were Heidi Estus
Balaraman ’96, Chris Blasi
’96, Kathleen Johnson ’96, Meghan
Treitz ’96, Barry Balof, Paul
Hotchkin, Aaron and Nicole Fredrickson
’96 Knapp, Todd Nelson and Joseph
and Aubrey Atkinson ’01 Sharman. They live in Colorado Springs, where
David teaches eighth grade in District 20.
’98 Matthew Casebolt lives
in Washington D.C., where he took a position with Arthur Andersen in their
tax division. * Lisa Chillberg and
Jason Rasmussen were married April 21 in Shove Chapel. * Catherine Crumpecker is manager of the NIKE Foundation/Community
Relations for the East Coast. She lives in New York. * Bob Elliott says to keep an eye out for the Peter Fonda/Kris
Kristopherson movie Wooly Boys. He
has a minor part as a gas station attendant name Bubba. He’s also in the
Tim Allen/Jim Belushi movie Joe
Somebody, due out late in the year. * Andrew
Farago lives in San Francisco, where he is a cartoonist. * Chris
Gibson is pursuing a master’s degree in public policy at The Kennedy
School of Government in Cambridge, Mass. * Heather
Goldman is living happily in Eugene, Ore., teaching children with
autism, growing a garden, and practicing yoga. She is a master’s student
in early intervention/early childhood special education at the University of
Oregon. * Nicholas Haxton is pursuing a master’s degree in environmental
science at Indiana University in Bloomington. He is a research assistant for
the Indiana Clean Lakes Program. * Annelise
Jacobsen lives in Surrey, United Kingdom, where she is a master’s
student at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. * Tom Klein lives in Seattle, where he is an actor. * Rob
Myers and Nancy McGinley were married in May 2000 in St. Paul, Minn.
Alumna Kjersten Hayes ’99 attended.
* Josh Povec lives in Boston,
where he produces videos and interactive computer games for museums around
the country. * Michelle Russell is
working toward a master’s degree in public health at Tulane University in
New Orleans. * M. Jordan Scott moved
to Dallas, where he continues to work with Lonestar Capital Management, a
hedgefund he helped start in Austin.
’99 Evan Berry is in the
University of California-Santa Barbara’s graduate program in religious
studies. * Cassie Cone works in
the division of pharmacology at NYU medical center. She is also working
toward her M.P.A. at NYU’s Wagner Graduate School for Public Service. * Andrew
DeNatale lives in New York and works in credit derivatives and secondary
loans sales for JP Morgan Chase & Co. * Laura
Dickerson and Shawn Sears ’98 are
starting an environmental education school for at-risk youth in California.
They both just completed a two-year commitment with Teach for America in the
Mississippi Delta. * Sarah Groome attends
graduate school for naturopathic medicine in Seattle. * Kjersten Hayes and Bryce Fegley were married April 14 in La Conner,
Wash. Alumni in attendance were Jane
Carter ’98, Holly Lewis ’98,
Rob Myers ’98, Christy Schuetze ’98, Hilary
Brock and Lewis Parker. * Guergana
Ivanova is pursuing a master’s degree in international affairs at
George Washington University in Rockville, Md. * Neelima
Joshi is an analyst at The Wallach Company in Denver. * Diana
Linden is director of the Border Servant Corps in El Paso, Texas. * Elizabeth
Mack and Kent Van Vleet were married Dec. 30. They live in Grass Valley,
Calif., where Kent is the marketing manager at Sierra Video Systems and
Elizabeth teaches high school English. * Yvonne
Becker Merkle is owner and manager of Colorado Custom Metal Fabrication
in Colorado Springs. * Anjali
Mutucumarana is the program development coordinator at the Institute of
International Education in Washington, D.C. * Heather
O’Brien attends Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C. *
Sumer Ortiz and Jason Vesp were married June 22 in Lake Tahoe,
Calif. Alumni in attendance were Chris
Gonzales, Ian Hay, Alana
Houseman, Rasa Lila, Natalie Swetye and
Jamie Torres. * Maggie Pavlik teaches at Vail Mountain School in Colorado. * Bob
Pokorney leads bicycling trips in New Mexico, Utah, and Washington for a
company based in Berkeley, Calif. * Laura
Sideman is pursuing a master’s degree in South Asian literature and
postcolonial theory at Columbia University in New York. * Sabrina
Skinner is deputy political director at EdVoice, a political advocacy
nonprofit in Redwood City, Calif. * Jason
Stetten is a Ph.D. candidate in computer science and cognitive science
at the University of Colorado in Boulder. * Kari
Thompson attends medical school at the University of Minnesota in
Minneapolis. * Jamie Torres is in
the master’s program in medical anthropology at the University of Colorado
at Denver. * Jed Wangsgard and
Joette Johansen were married in December in Salt Lake City. Alumni in
attendance were Erik Lodding ’98,
Susanna Labovsky, John Visser,
Corey Milner ’00 and Stephanie
Shaw ’00. Jed attends the University of Utah College of Law. * Abigail
Washburn is a lobbyist with Wilson & White in Montpelier, Vt.
’00 Having finished “the
best ski season of his life” in Jackson, Wyo., where he worked for Teton
Gravity Research, Noah Abrams is
off to Kenya with the Peace Corps to work on AIDS/HIV education. * Heather
Brown is house manager at Community Safety Network in Wilson, Wyo. * Gianmarco
Cilli is a musician with the Project Project in Philadelphia. * Emily
Davis is a health center assistant with Planned Parenthood in Boulder,
Colo. * Rogelio Garcia is pursuing a Ph.D. in creative writing at the
University of Utah in Salt Lake City. His dog, Percy, attends the Salt Lake
City Obedience School. * Foster McKay
reports that his job title is “derelict” and that he is living at
“a winery somewhere in New Zealand.” * Erin
Myers lives in Denver and works as a benefit contact at MCI Worldcom. * James
Orofino attends Texas A&M University where he is working toward a
master’s degree in geophysics. * Ryan
Pleune is a wilderness instructor at Alternative Youth Adventures in
Bozeman, Mont. * Dara Polk moved to San Diego with Megan Hytjan and Jennifer
Ransom. Dara works for the women’s professional soccer team, the San
Diego Spirit. Megan works for an e-commerce consulting firm, and Jen works
at a venture capital firm. * Dakota
Prosch and Fernando Regueiro were
married July 21 in Montague, Mich. Alumni and students in attendance were Nina
Stavina, Thomas Staevski ’01 and Rebecca
Carroll ’03. German professor and CC men’s soccer coach, Horst
Richardson, and his wife, Helen, were also in attendance. * Margaret Reid lives in Minneapolis, where she is helping to start
Native Tours, a company focusing on Native American history around
Minnesota. * Stephanie Shaw is
pursuing a master’s degree in music at Oklahoma City University. * Ariana Stafford is a legal secretary with Miller Nash in Seattle. * David
Taylor markets, advertises, and promotes annual ski and snowboard film
for Warren Miller Entertainment in Boulder, Colo.
GRADUATE DEGREES
1973—Stephanie Duisberg,
Ph.D., Second Language Acquisition and Teaching, University of Arizona, 5/01
1976—Mark Langseth, M.A.T.,
Colorado College, 5/01
1977—Quinn Fox, Ph.D.,
religion, Vanderbilt University, 5/99
1982—Wendy McIntyre, Ph.D.,
environmental sciences, University of Virginia, 5/01
1983—Edward Carney, M.B.A.,
Lake Forest Graduate School of Management, 6/01
1983—Lenny Velasquez, M.D.,
University of Colorado, 5/01
1984—Paul LaStayo, Ph.D.,
biology, Northern Arizona University, 5/00
1984—Susan Swafford Smithburg,
J.D., University of Missouri, 5/01
1985—Caroline Dunn, Ph.D.,
University of Minnesota, 8/00
1988—Robin Mosman Divine,
M.B.A., University of New Mexico, 9/00
1989—Craig Heacock, M.D.,
University of New Mexico, 5/01
1990—Alix Craig Gadd, M.S.,
ecology, Colorado State University, 5/00
1990—Joe Hrbek, M.B.A.,
Colorado University, 12/00; master of international management, Thunderbird,
12/00
1991—Katherine Gesteland,
M.D., University of Utah, 5/01
1992—Chris Kishiyama, M.D.,
University of Colorado, 5/00
1993—Rosalie Paillard,
master of early childhood education, Wheelock College, 2001
1994—Claire Carpenter, M.S.,
biology, University of New Mexico, 7/99
1994—David Davies, M.B.A.
and master of community and regional planning, University of Oregon, 2001
1994—Thomas Doggett, M.B.A.,
Babson College, 8/01
1994—Matthew Martin, J.D.,
University of Iowa, 5/01
1994—Carolynn Null, doctor
of pharmacy, University of Colorado Health Science Center, 5/01
1995—Amy Wolfe, master of
organizational management, Fielding Institute, 4/01
1996—Eric Hanhan, M.A.T.,
Colorado College, 2000
1996—Yujiro Steve Hata,
M.B.A., University of Pennsylvania, 5/01
1997—Andy Davis, master of
environmental policy and management, University of Denver, 6/00
1998—Matthew Casebolt, J.D
and M.B.A., American University, 2001
1998—Mary Williamson, J.D.,
University of Houston Law Center, 5/01
MARRIAGES
1969—Townsend Bull to Susan
Sherer, Augusta, Ga., 8/4/01
1981—Rebecca Couch to John
Noblett, Schomberg, Ont., 7/00
1982—Holli Richardson to
Dennis Wright, South Lake Tahoe, Calif., 9/16/00
1983—Lenny Velasquez to
Shannon Fitzgerald, San Marcos, Calif., 4/28/01
1984—Stuart Kanchuger to
Arleen Sierra, Plano, Texas, 3/18/00
1988—James Grossman to Pirie
Jones, Sun Valley, Idaho, 12/20/00
1989—Molly Reeves to Kurt
Kennedy, Arvada, Colo., 6/9/01
1990—Jessica Hunter to Kyle
Larsen, Great Falls, Mont., 6/30/01
1991—Johanna Bond to J.D.
King, Whitefish, Mont., 2000
1992—Alanna Brown to Michael
Pozzi, Park City, Utah, 3/2/01
1992—Jennifer Davis to Cliff
Kenwood, North Carolina, 6/00
1992—Chris Kishiyama to
Kristina Mattson, Morrison, Colo., 5/28/00
1992—Wally Long to Valerie
Schurter, Forestburgh, N.Y., 10/14/00
1993—Perry Brown and Amy
deForest Edwards, Durango, Colo., 9/16/00
1993—Bryan Counts to Nadja
Tkacikova, Denver, 8/19/00
1993—Travis Jordan to Karen
Sicher, Riverdale, N.Y., 2000
1994—Leslie Randolph to Noah
Menikoff, Glencoe, Ill., 9/30/00
1994—Pascal Schunk
and Cherie Cash '00,
Buedingen, Germany, 6/28/01
1994—William Swenson to
Karen Logee, Reading, Mass., 7/3/99
1995—Robyn Barnes and Aaron
Linstrom, Denver, 4/21/01
1995—Kim Nixon to Ryan
Hutchison, Charleston, S.C., 5/00
1996—Johanna Cohen to
Charlie Weirauch, Los Angeles, 6/23/01
1996—Philip Darke
to Rebecca Kernan, Pleasanton, Calif., 12/30/00
1996—Sara Fry to Elliott
Stoddard, Manchester, Vt., 6/18/01
1996—Sara Fuller and Matt
Hutchinson ’94, Sundance, Utah, 9/3/00
1996—Tolga Hanhan MAT ’00 and
Sarah Paar MAT ’00, Mendota
Heights, Minn., 8/19/00
1996—Kate Liro to Tony
Mason, Austin, Texas, 12/30/00
1996—Sarah Rice to Ty
Ratliff, Barrington, Ill., 5/19/01
1997—David Perfors to Laura
Sanford, Colorado Springs, 12/30/00
1998—Lisa Chillberg to Jason
Rasmussen, Colorado Springs, 4/21/01
1998—Rob Myers to Nancy
McGinley, St. Paul, Minn., 5/00
1999—Kjersten Hayes to Bryce
Fegley, La Conner, Wash., 4/14/01
1999—Elizabeth Mack and Kent
Van Vleet, Grass Valley, Calif., 12/30/00
1999—Sumer Ortiz to Justin
Vesp, Lake Tahoe, Calif., 6/22/01
1999—Jed Wangsgard to Joette
Johansen, Salt Lake City, 12/00
2000—Dakota Prosch and Fernando
Regueiro, Montague, Mich., 7/21/01
BIRTHS/ADOPTIONS
1974—Lucy Bates Jolas and
husband, Philip, adopted a son, Christopher Yevgeni, Kurgan, Russia,
11/29/00, birthdate, 12/25/98
1982—Bruce Sarbaugh and
wife, Jana, a daughter, Kayli Sue, Lakewood, Colo., 12/5/00
1984—Joseph Henning and
wife, Stacy, a daughter, Samara Louise, Pittsburgh, Penn., 4/30/01
1984—Heidi Pesky Worcester and
husband, Rick, a daughter, Hope Milton, Old Lyme, Conn., 3/5/01
1985—Martha Marco Majors and
husband, Scott, a daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, Albuquerque, N.M., 11/5/00
1986—Katherine Herr Acott and
husband, Phillip, a daughter, Amanda Elizabeth, Ft. Collins, Colo., 2/13/01
1986—Mollie Holtzman-Hipp and
husband, David, a daughter, Sylvia Camille, Pinehurst, N.C., 4/26/00
1987—Susan Hyland Brickell and
husband, Matt, a daughter, Leah Marie, Colorado Springs, 5/16/01
1988—Elizabeth Heninger Chicoine
and husband, Gordon, a daughter, Camille Grace, Vail, Colo., 10/19/00
1988—Joelle Selkin Wedel and
husband, Marty, a son, Alexander, Englewood, Colo., 4/11/01
1989—Dale Askey and wife,
Jennifer, a daughter, Margaret Elenor, Salt Lake City, 4/29/01
1989—Dave and Laura
Keller ’90 Baylis, twin daughters, Lily and Meg, St. Louis, Mo.,
3/1/01
1989—Kathleen Benavides and Kelly
Niquette ’91, a daughter, Sophia Rowan, Santa Fe, N.M., 1/14/01
1989—Susan Lieberman Goodwin and
husband, Steve, a son, Dustin Nat, Arlington, Va., 4/15/01
1989—Susan McCrary Gretzinger and
husband, Mike, a son, William Holt, Austin, Texas, 11/15/00
1989—Dana Nogg Kiper and
husband, Chris, a son, Tyler Jacob, Pacific Palisades, Calif., 6/7/01
1989—Keith Perry and wife,
Ellen, a daughter, Harleigh Maria Silk, Redwood City, Calif., 1/01/01
1989—Damien Raffa and wife,
Ruriko, a daughter, Aria Miura, San Francisco, 4/18/01 doublecheck this
1989—Kirsten Stewart Walts and
husband, Craig, a daughter, Chloe Alexandra, West Bloomfield, Mich., 2/19/01
1990—Lynne Cowley Casebeer and
husband, Brian, a daughter, Lauren Rebecca, Colorado Springs, 6/15/01
1990—Dirk Dykson and wife,
Lindie, a son, Christian Nel, Loveland, Colo., 6/20/01
1990—Melissa Etheridge and
husband, John Nichols, a daughter, Mara Belle, Denver, 6/4/01
1990—Ann Eudeikis and
husband, Patrick Fogarty, a daughter, Billie Katharine, Greeley, Colo.
3/5/01
1990—Alix Craig Gadd and
husband, Toby ’93, a son, Dylan
Maxwell, Windsor, Colo., 5/31/00
1990—Leah Glenn and husband,
Lance Mattson, a daughter, Elena Ann, Big Bend National Park, Texas,
11/14/00
1990—Julie Miller-Cribbs and
husband, Henry, a son, Cole Miller, 6/12/01
1990—Ilana Steinberg and
husband, Ray Merenstein, a daughter, Hannah Rebecca, Arlington, Va., 8/1/01
1991—Tripper Bevan and wife,
Stacy, a daughter, Peri Ann, Sacramento, Calif., 4/27/01
1991—Ashley Knocke Bowles and
husband, Scott, a son, Hayden Charles, Edina, Minn., 3/6/00
1991—Kevin and Mara
Walker ’92 Murphy, a son, Kevin George, Bethesda, Md., 2/12/01
1991—Mark and Celine
Ulibarri ’93 Perea, a son, Anthony John, Littleton, Colo., 3/24/01
1991—Averil Budge Rothrock and
husband, Ed, a son, Ford, Seattle, Wash., 12/00
1992—Rob Burke and wife,
Helen, a daughter, Madison Elizabeth, Bainbridge Island, Wash., 4/2/01
1992—Joe Hutchinson and
wife, Jaime, a son, Samuel Joseph, Wichita, Kan., 5/11/01
1992—Doug Lansky and wife,
Signe, a daughter, Sienna Cecilia, Norway, 2/18/01
1992—Tami Carteen Lightle
and husband, Brian, a daughter, Caitlin Elisabeth, Stamford, Conn., 5/22/01
1992—Molly Taylor McVeigh and
husband, Adam ’93, a daughter,
Caroline Ann, Denver, 5/20/01
1992—Tanya Renne and
partner, Cindy, twins, Paul and Olivia, Washington, D.C., 6/30/01
1993—Erin Coyne Andrews and
husband, Ryan, a son, Riley Christopher, Plover, Wis., 2/24/01
1993—Heather King Martin and
husband, John, a daughter, Sara Margaret, Cypress, Texas, 4/23/01
1993—DeAnn Eley Noyes and
husband, Chris, a daughter, Kendall Nicole, Littleton, Colo., 4/20/00
1994—Patrick Jones and wife,
Monique, a daughter, Haley Irene, Aptos, Calif., 5/23/01
1994—Leslie Randolph Menikoff and
husband, Noah, a son, Alexander Randolph, Evanston, Ill, 7/9/01
1994—Eric Westberg and wife,
Julie, a son, Jacob Scott, Sacramento, Calif., 2/25/01
1995—Jim Schrant and wife,
Cheryl, a daughter, Allison Grace, Orlando, Fla., 7/6/01
1995—Jeff and Amy
Aanestad Short, a son, Harrison Michael, Denver, 6/9/00
1996—John and Bethany
Boland ’97 Garner, a son, Joshua David, Colorado Springs, 12/18/00
1997—Meagan McGuire Frank and
husband, Paul ’95, a son, Nate,
Denver, 5/20/00
1997—Tamar Orlansky Weisert and
husband, Drake, a daughter, Lily Ruth, Falls Church, Va., 1/11/01
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