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Exeter Reunions
Connect the past, the present and the possible.
Save the Date!
Reunions 2009
REUNION DATE
YEAR
CLASS
April 24-26, 2009
35th
30th
20th
15th
1974
1979
1989
1994
May 8-10, 2009
60th
55th
45th
40th
1949
1954
1964
1969
May 15-17, 2009
25th
10th
5th
1984
1999
2004
May 21-24, 2009
50th
1959
May 26-28, 2009
70th
1939
May 27-28, 2009
Super Senior Reunion
1943 and older
• See old friends—and make some new ones, too
• Discover how Exeter has changed and grown
• Argue a point with passion at the Harkness table
• Show your kids your favorite spots on campus
• Reconnect with your teachers and meet today’s students
Register online at http://phillips.exeter.edu or call the
alumni/ae affairs office at (800) 828-4325 ext. 3454.
Exeter. It stays with you.
Alumni/ae Council Weekend
Exonians returned to campus on September
19 and 20 for Alumni/ae Council Weekend to
plan an array of events for the 2008-09 year. In
addition to organizational meetings and social
gatherings, volunteers enjoyed the traditional
Friday night dinner with the senior class. Each
year, during this special event, alumni/ae present seniors with a class pin, and recipients of
the President’s Awards are honored for their
dedicated service to Exeter.To view more pictures, visit the photo albums at http://phillips.
exeter.edu. Please note, all photos are identified
from left to right unless otherwise indicated.
(A) Journalist David Lamb ’58 spoke to a standingroom-only audience in the Academy Library on
Friday about his travels to more than 120 countries
and all seven continents.The discussion was moderated by Jack Herney, the Robert Shaw White
Professor in History. (B) Exeter Association of Japan
President Steve Lin ’87 and Exeter Association of
Israel President Raphael Colb ’68 discussed how to
strengthen international ties among Exonians at the
pre-dinner reception. (C) Incoming General
Alumni/ae Association President Monica Shelton
Reusch ’77; P’08 welcomed Exonians to the Friday
night dinner and then presented a class pin to Senior
Class President Noelle Braddock ’09. (D) John
Pepper ’43; P’72; GP’09 had the pleasure of presenting his granddaughter, Bridget Gill ’09, with her class
pin. (E) Three generations of Bradburys were represented at the dinner: John Bradbury ’59; P’78; GP’09, Sarah
Bradbury ’09 and her father, Mitch Bradbury ’78; P’09.
(F) Della Spring Cushing ’79; P’06, P’09, P’11, Jon
Chu ’79 and Dave Buonfiglio ’79 swapped Exeter stories
during the reception. (G) Russell Washington ’89,
Admissions Officer Idris McClain ’03 and Jonathan
Peele ’87 enjoyed the evening.
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(H) Seniors Julia Ryan and Julia Seigel shared
some laughs over dessert. (I) Mike Ambler ’09
had the opportunity to visit with Bill
Dalrymple ’39, who had the distinction of
being the most senior alumnus at the event.
(J) Fred Pittman ’51; P’82 was eager to ask seniors about their experiences at Exeter. (K) Jane
Feldman,Alan Shapiro and Alison Kohler represented the class of 1974. (L) Rob Reynolds ’60
and David Elliott ’60 sat in on the class of
1959’s social meeting at ACW to get tips for
planning their own 50th reunion in 2010.
(M) Susannah Clark, Robert Guthrie, Amy
Kittenplan Hubbard, Adair Freeman Parr,
Nancy Ehrlich, Deidre O’Byrne, Robert
Gustavson and Gavin Dowell, all members of
the class of 1984 25th reunion leadership
group, prepared for their momentous spring
gathering.
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President’s Award Winners
Derek Chang ’85 and Katie Ray Chang ’85 (left) and
Hugh Scheffy ’58; P’89, P’91 (right), as well as Edward
Mills ’51; P’73 (not pictured), received the President’s
Award in recognition of their outstanding volunteer
service to the Academy. Ed Mills was unable to attend
the event.
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from every quarter
Exonians Make Connec
Exonians enjoy reconnecting through numerous activities
and events, including large receptions and small socials,
sports competitions, cultural and educational opportunities,
and non sibi projects. Please view the calendar of events
and plan to join us! Register online at http://phillips.exeter.edu
or call the alumni/ae office at 1-800-828-4325. Exeter
receptions also take place periodically at seasonal destinations. To receive invitations to events in locations where you
might be on holiday, please provide your seasonal address
to the alumni/ae affairs office at records@exeter.edu. Please
note, all pictures are identified from left to right unless
otherwise indicated.
REGIONAL EVENT PHOTOS
BOSTON
(A) Exeter alumni/ae, students and parents
met at the Head of the Charles Regatta in
Cambridge in October.The gathering is
organized each year by Don Tenney ’66,
Exeter Association of New England regional president,
UPCOMING EVENTS
CALIFORNIA
and Paul Therrien ’80, who was joined by Cola
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Parker ’80 and Chuck Goss ’80 at the event.
Exeter Association of Greater
Los Angeles annual reception on
Saturday, March 21.
(B) Acacia Matheson-Ward ’95, her husband, Cameron, and
daughter, Isabele, stayed warm on the
Benita O’Connell, alumni/ae
affairs office: bloconnell@exeter.edu
Exeter Association of Northern
California annual reception in
San Francisco on Thursday,
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banks of the Charles.
(C) Barbara and Lew Weinstein P’09
were joined by their son, Andrew, class
of 2009, who is co-captain of the
March 19.
Benita O’Connell, see above
Exeter crew team.
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FLORIDA
Class of 1975 mini-reunion at
the Naples Yacht Club on
Thursday, March 12.
Jan Woodford, alumni/ae affairs
(D) Bill Imes ’60; P’86 and his daughter, Sarah Imes Keller,
cheered on the Boston Celtics when they played the New Orleans
Hornets at TD Banknorth Garden in December.
office: jwoodford@exeter.edu
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(E) (Right) Adam Rand ’91
GEORGIA
Exeter Association of Georgia
annual reception in Atlanta on
brought his friend J.T. to the
sold-out game.
Thursday, February 12.
Harold Brown ’74, alumni/ae
affairs office: hbrown@exeter.edu
MASSACHUSETTS
(F) Harold Brown ’74, director
of alumni/ae affairs, joined
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Gonzalo Rodriguez ’74; P’12
Exeter Association of New England
annual reception in Boston on
Wednesday, February 11.
and more than 100 other
Exonians at the game.
Amy Faulkner, alumni/ae affairs
office: afaulkner@exeter.edu
(G) Charlie Hagedorn and
Exeter Association of New
Tom Jin represented the class
England annual event at Hasty
of 1979 at the Celtics game.
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Pudding Theatricals in
Cambridge on Thursday, March 5.
Amy Faulkner, see above
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To see more photos, visit class web pages, access the online directory and
tions in Every Quarter
from every quarter
M A S S A C H U S E T T S (continued)
S E AT T L E
Exeter Association of New
(H) The Exeter Association of Washington held a
England planning meeting on
successful planning meeting with help from (back
Monday, April 6.
row) A.J. Howard ’98,Ted Kutscher ’74, Chris
Metcalfe ’93, incoming president; (front row) Susan
Keuffel Aley ’94, Deirdre Rorick Thomas ’85, out-
NEW YORK
going president, and John Kim ’80, incoming vice
New York skating party at
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president.
Wollman Rink in Central Park in
February.
WA S H I N G T O N ,
D.C.
(I) Exonians enjoyed din-
ner and a candlelight tour
New York planning meeting on
of Mt.Vernon in December.
Monday, April 27.
NEW YORK
(J) Members of the Exeter
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P E N N S Y LVA N I A
Exeter Association of
Association of Greater New York spruced up the East River
Philadelphia skating party on
Park in Manhattan in conjunction with the New York
Sunday, March 22.
Partnership for Parks. Mandy Gordon ’89, Kerri Sanders ’01
and Andrew Miller ’99 participated in the non sibi event.
(K) George Pradhan ’03,Tamer Shabaneh ’03,
Kerri Sanders ’01,Ying
Philadelphia annual reception
Shao P’05, Mark
on Monday, May 4.
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Woodcock ’61, Jessy
Knoble Gray ’91, who
Harold Brown, see above
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organized the event,
Andrew Miller ’99, Marva
Washington, D.C., annual recep-
King-Smith P’11 and her
tion on Wednesday, April 29.
daughter, Avonti, seated
Benita O’Connell, alumni/ae
in front, took pride in
their work.
affairs office: bloconnell@exeter.edu
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I N T E R N AT I O N A L
UNITED KINGDOM
(L) More than 50 Exonians spent a day at
Exeter Association of the United
the U.S. Open last August, among them (back
Kingdom annual reception in
row) Cece and Chris Hanlon P’10, P’11,
London on Thursday, February 26.
Virginia Mann, Gus Weidlich ’56, Hazel
Smartt P’09 and her son, Denzil Harris ’09,
Caleb Ungar and his mom, Harley Ungar ’88;
(front row) Kathleen Hanlon ’11 and
Christina Hanlon ’10.
view a complete calendar of events, please visit http://phillips.exeter.edu.
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Alumni/ae Rally
Behind Big Red
NEW YORK
(A) New York alumni/ae and their friends
gathered at the Vintage Irving Wine Bar in
Manhattan in November to
Alumni/ae
from coast
to coast
demonstrated
loyalty to
Big Red during the much-anticipated Exeter-Andover varsity
football game. Prior to the game, Stan Phelps ’52 met with
Quarterback and Captain Patrick Donnelly ’09 and the rest of
the team to offer a reflection that surely helped inspire
Exeter’s 21-13 victory.
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taste a fine selection of wines.
Julia Sobol ’94, Dimitrii
Bloodworth ’93, Heather
Kollar ’93,Yusef Windham ’93,
Marissa Piropato ’93,
Taylor Sittler ’93 and Phil
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Andreasen ’93 enjoyed the company of Exonians.
(B) (Back row) Steve Huff ’97, Andrew Steinau ’97,
Richard Pulik ’97,Youn Lee ’97; (middle row) Sara
Tex Elkin ’78 and his
wife, Jennifer, celebrated the victory with
(front row, sitting)
Justin Harmond ’11
and Ivan Evsyukov ’10;
(second row)
David and Nancy
MacDonald P’88,
associate director of
annual giving, Peter Shaw (son of John Shaw ’77), Sam
Giampa ’11, Sam Burns ’11, Aneury Casado ’11; (third row)
Anne deCossy, Jan Gosselin, associate director of annual
giving, John Shaw ’77, Nate Elkin ’11, David Lee ’78;
(fourth row) John Burns P’05, P’11, Sue Kaplan ’79, Neal
Winneg ’78; P’09,Vinna Dunn ’77 and Tex Elkin ’78; P’11.
Colangelo ’97, Edward Bishop ’97; (front row) Kristy
Banks ’97 and Chris Park ’97
(C) Helen Parr ’90 and
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Nicole Coco Kikoski ’90
(D) Robert Baldi ’03,
David Roman ’00, Jared
White ’04 and Jennifer Collins
(E) Caroline Closmore ’03,
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Emily Fincke ’03 and Sara
Cunningham ’02 were among those who
identified a favorite vintage at the New
York winery.
Football Captain Sam
Gardner ’09 savored the victory with Nick Mancini ’08,
Lowell Wood ’08, Julien
Dumont ’08, Sam Gardner ’09,
Andrew Gibson ’08, Min-Jae
Kim ’11,Tim Shea ’08 and
(kneeling) Esosa Oviasu ’08.
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(F) Exonians of all ages—including Granny
Burgess ’65, Gordon Loery ’79 and Fara White ’00
—enjoyed an afternoon under the
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big top at the Big Apple Circus at
Alumni/ae from Phillips Exeter (in red) and Phillips Andover (in
blue) set aside their rivalry at a gathering in Palo Alto. Hayden
Odell ’00, Hugh Sprunt ’67, Ian Reed ’89, Jay Jamison PA ’87,
Aimee Jamison PA ’89, Eric Stein ’87 with daughters Sarah
and Julianna (in red shirts), Sean Supple ’91 with daughter
Lily, and Sonia Reed with daughters Esmee and Zoe.
Lincoln Center in December.
(G) Sarah Vick ’05 and her parents,
Kate and James Vick P’05, got
into the act!
(H) Julian Bobb ’90, his wife,
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Vanessa, and daughter, Janelle, were
mesmerized by the performers.
(I) Maggie Fleuette had VIP
seating at the circus thanks to
a lift from her father, Marc
Fleuette ’81.
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Winter
Phonathons
Kurt Ehrig ’88 shows how to get the
job done at the recent New York
phonathon.
Won’t you consider joining other Exeter
alumni/ae and parents for an evening of
fun and rewarding work on behalf of the
Academy? You can come for all or a portion of the evening, which includes a light
buffet.An optional training session is
available at the beginning of each of the
following winter phonathons:
Boston – February 23
KLD Research & Analytics Inc.
121 High Street
4th Floor
New York – March 2 & 3
The Cornell Club
6 East 44th Street
Greenwich – March 4
Lone Pine Capital LLC
2 Greenwich Plaza
Washington, D.C. – March 30
The Carmen Group
1919 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
5th Floor
Exeter – April 6 & 7
Phillips Exeter Academy
Gilman House
Volunteer Profile: Meagen Ryan ’93
Exonian’s personal philosophy inspires dedicated service to the Academy
t was a simple question. But Meagen Ryan ’93, a four-year day student from
Hampton, N.H., still reflects upon it occasionally when standing in front of a group in
her current job as a marketing strategist or in her volunteer role as president of the
Exeter Association of Washington, D.C.
After religion class one day,
Academy instructor Russell
Weatherspoon asked her pointedly,
“Why don’t you speak up more in
class?” The question was followed by
an equally simple but memorable
statement:“You only speak up when
you’re sure of something.This is your
education and you need to be part of
it.You are smart and you have something important to say. I am interested in what that is.”
“Mr.Weatherspoon probably doesn’t
remember that moment, but it has
stayed with me for two reasons,”
remembers Meagen.“First, it was a
challenge. Second, Mr.Weatherspoon
Ryan
recognized something in me that was
good and worthy. His comments jolted me out of my comfort zone, which was being content as a shy person.
Whenever I am tempted to fall back on that—to use being shy as an excuse for
not doing something—I remember Mr.Weatherspoon encouraging me to take a
chance.”
Those who know Meagen today find it hard to envision her as a timid student.
They use words like “dynamic,” “energetic,” “creative” and “organized” to describe
the Notre Dame graduate, who now lives in Washington, D.C.According to one
Exonian,“she runs a volunteer planning meeting like no one’s business” and has a
“knack for cutting to the chase while still seeing the big picture.”
Three years ago, Meagen assumed the role of president of the Exeter
Association of Washington, D.C., at the behest of History Instructor Rick Schubart,
the Bates-Russell Distinguished Faculty Professor.
“Our association president at the time was, unfortunately, moving from the area
and Rick said,‘The Academy really needs you,’” Meagen recalls.Though her previous associations with Exeter post-graduation had been limited to attending social
gatherings, she says,“As you know, it’s hard to say no to Rick Schubart.”
Since assuming her role, the association has enjoyed an increase in attendance
and in the number of annual gatherings. Meagen says she strives to provide a balance of social, educational and service-oriented activities that appeal to a wide
range of ages and interests.This past year, for example, families attended a candlelight tour of Mt.Vernon, a New York Rangers vs.Washington Capitals game, a Pink
Martini concert, a New York Mets vs.Washington Nationals game, and several planning meetings.
In addition, association members look forward to the popular “Thirsty Third
Thursdays” happy hours each month.“Thirsty Thursdays is a great, consistent
event,” says Meagen.“We get together every month and we don’t ask anything of
anybody. It doesn’t cost anything to attend and it’s a really effective tool for social
networking.”
When asked to reflect upon her role as an Exeter volunteer, Meagen says:“The
reason I volunteer is because I believe in the Academy and I am grateful to give
back to this place that has meant so much. But it is also because of my own personal philosophy, which is founded on non sibi and John Phillips’ belief that goodness
without knowledge is weak and feeble, yet knowledge without goodness is dangerous. Volunteering, whether it be for Exeter or for my church, is a core part of who
I am. I attribute that in large part to my experiences at Exeter.”
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The Young Alumni/ae Program
Exeter’s Young Alumni/ae Program will host social events in coming months in cities
across the country, including Boston, New York,Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Be sure to update your information on ExieNet to receive
notification and invitations to events in your area. If you have ideas or want to be
involved in planning events for young alumni/ae in your region, please contact
Michelle Curtin in the alumni/ae affairs office: mcurtin@exeter.edu. Check out the
events calendar at http://phillips.exeter.edu and watch your e-mail for more details.
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(A) Maria Thurrell ’02 and Jamie Pohotsky ’04, who is working as an intern in the theater
department this year, joined other young alumni/ae at the Head of the Charles Regatta in October.
(B) Alison Sutton ’07 and Colette Novak ’07 (C) Vivian DiBuono ’09 and Peter
Noorani ’08 got into the spirit of the day. (D) Seth Hildick-Smith ’10, Nicholas Cushing ’09,
Liz Hathaway ’05, Danny Barron ’05 and Garland Ditz ’10 (E) Alison Mehan ’07,
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Nick Bawa ’07, Stephen Wilson ’07, Denetrias (Dee) Charlemagne ’07 visited at the Boston
regatta. (F) Marissa Lowman ’01, Cordy Elkins ’04, David Walsh ’05 and Nate Shepard ’08
were among the young alumni/ae who attended a planning meeting at the Hub Pub in November.
(G) Jamie Salsich ’99 and Tarek Khanachet ’99 also attended the meeting. (H) New Yorkers
attended a young alumni/ae planning meeting at the offices of WLRK in November. (Front row)
Alvin Liu ’03, Matt Hallisey ’01, Caroline Closmore ’03, (back row) Helen Gau ’02, Grace
Lin ’02, Katie Seno ’03, Emily Fincke ’03, Sara Cunningham ’02, David Peters ’01 and
Samantha Harrison ’03 look forward to bringing Exonians together this year.
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Young Alumni/ae Support Service Men and Women
In December, more than 50 New York City young alumni/ae collected and mailed items to
Exonians serving in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.They (appropriately) met at The Red
Lion pub to pen personal notes and pack individual care packages for the young soldiers and their family members, among them Jenna Grassbaugh, widow of Jonathan Grassbaugh ’99, Jon Boyle ’00,Wilson St. Pierre ’00,
Matt McKnight ’01, Natalie Rowe ’02 and Brian Chadwick ’03.
“I was amazed by the overwhelming response from the Exeter community to this event,” said Lila Ontiveros ’02,
who organized the gathering with Matt Hallisey ’01.“We had over 50 Exonians show up to support not only their best
buddies and former roommates, but also total strangers.The thought that each Exonian put into the gifts and notes
was heartwarming. I can’t imagine what those guys go through on a daily basis. I hope that we were able to bring a
touch of Exeter to them during the holidays.”
(A) Catherine Snell and Mary Harding,
from the class of 2003, packed care packages for soliders at the non sibi gathering
in New York City. (B) Organizers Matt
Hallisey ’01 and Lila Ontiveros ’02 were
pleased with the support for Exonians serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. (C) Rebecca
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Zeidel, A-Jay Hopkins and Chris Potts,
from the class of 2002 (D) Tony Maruca ’04
was joined by his parents, Linda McKoy
and Samuel Maruca ’73, at the event.
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(E) Samantha Harrison, Emily Fincke and
Caroline Closmore, from the class of 2003
(F) The class of 2004 was well represented
by (back row) Gus Davidson,Tony
Maruca, David Nee, Scott Graham,
Steve Andelman, (front row) Katie
Huang and Sarah Paine.
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Exeter Travels to Asia
Exeter alumni/ae, parents and their guests attended receptions in Bangkok, Hong Kong, Seoul and Tokyo in November.
Trustee Monica Shelton Reusch ’77, president of the General Alumni/ae Association, received warm greetings from regional representatives at each event and shared news from Exeter, along with reflections on its achievements in recent years.
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BANGKOK
(A) The “K” girls from the Kasikornbank gathered around
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Sarah Michaels, daughter of Trustee Sally Michaels ’82; P’12
and David Michaels P’12, at the annual admissions and
alumni/ae reception in Bangkok,Thailand, on November 2.
(B) Charlie Jutabha ’88, Banthoon Lamsam ’71, host and president of the Exeter Association of Thailand, Harold Brown, Jr. ’74,
director of alumni/ae affairs,Trustee Monica Shelton Reusch ’77; P’08,
president of the General Alumni/ae Association,Trustee Sally
Jutabha Michaels ’82; P’12, Sarah Michaels, David Michaels P’12,
Sam Michaels, Exeter Initiatives Campaign Director Ted
Probert, “Pep” Harinsuit ’98, Joana Techapailbul and Jim
Theisen, director of alumni/ae affairs and development
(C) Prasong Owlarn and Ammon Owlarn, parents of a 2006
graduate, spent time with Sally Michaels. (D) Director of
Admissions Michael Gary shed some light on the Exeter
experience for prospective students. (E) Prasong Sukham ’49
enjoyed time at his home with Exeter staff, instructors and
members of his extended family.
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(A) Felix Fong P’99, P’03, Pang Lee ’93,
Kity Lee and Trustee Robert Ho ’73 were
among many alumni/ae and friends who
attended the Exeter Association of Hong
Kong reception in November. (B) Trustee
Monica Shelton Reusch ’77; P’08, president
of the General Alumni/ae Association and
the evening’s featured speaker, was joined
by Beaumont May P’08, John Ying ’80 and
Trustee Robert Ho ’73. (C) Morgan Hung,
Debbie Pang Hung ’82, Exeter Association
of Hong Kong President Henry Lee ’83,
and Darryl Tang ’78 and his son enjoyed the
evening at the American Club. (D) Willie
Yoo ’88, Jake Treptow ’06, Rachel Mandeix
and Luis Barredo (E) Eunice Yoon ’91,
Gloria Pei P’06, P’09 and Leonora Hsieh P’08
(F) Exeter Initiatives Campaign Director
Ted Probert enjoyed conversing with Lisa
and Jon Gove ’87. (G) Teresa Huang P’12
and Dede Huang ’81 socialized with
friends at the Hong Kong reception.
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SEOUL
(A) Scott Hahn ’90, Gunny Cho ’85,
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Trustee Monica Shelton Reusch ’77;
P’08, president of the General Alumni/ae
Association, and John Kwun ’86,
president of the Exeter Association of
Korea, attended the regional reception
in Seoul. (B) Sung Choi P’10, Jung Hee
Lee P’10, Henry Haggard ’90, and Bosung
and Suchan Chae P’10, P’11 found time
to chat at the Lotte Hotel. (C) Jay
Kwaak ’02, Steve Yi ’86, Peter Sherman ’02
and Anthony Bae ’01 (D) Patricia Reed,
Dave Shellabarger ’61 and Sang Kook
Kang P’11 (E) Minyoung Kim ’73; P’11,
Tammy Chung P’11,Yun Sil Chang P’11,
Junghye Jang P’09, Ock Hyung Lee P’11,
and KeunYeong Lee P’11 (F) Paul Kim ’89
and his wife, Michele (G) Eui Chul Park P’09,
Dr. Insook Han Park P’09 and Jim
Theisen, director of alumni/ae affairs
and development, visited with other
guests at the Seoul reception.
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(A) Steve Lin ’87, president of the Exeter
Association of Japan, Paul Yang ’88 and Tom Clark ’81
reflected on their time at Exeter during the annual
association reception in Tokyo. (B) Trustee Robert
Ho ’73 gave a few cooking tips to the chef at the
gathering, which was held at the Roppongi Hills
Club in November. (C) Shigeta Fujitani ’06, Raven
Parsons ’04 and Yoshi Yamamoto ’04 (D) Peter
Smith ’63,Tom Jardine ’84; P’10, Lisa Jardine P’10
and Nelson Graves ’72 (E) Hilary Holbrow, Gabe
Crawford ’01 and Julia Wolfson ’02 (F) Zachary
Delgado ’95, Adam Donahoe ’95 and Kb Elliget ’95
enjoyed the reception in Tokyo.
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INITIATIVES
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uring this last year of The Exeter Initiatives, Exonians are
gathering at events around the country to hear Principal Ty
Tingley ’48, ’64, ’68, ’01 (Hon.); P’99 reflect on the school’s future
and his own experiences at Exeter. Please note, all photos are identified from left to right unless otherwise indicated.
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CHICAGO
(A) During the annual reception in Chicago, Principal Ty Tingley celebrated his “season at Exeter” with his wife, Marcia Tingley P’99; ’48,
’64, ’68, ’01 (Hon.), as well as Beverly and David Hayes ’61. (B) Cory
Zeller ’96, Katie Koranda ’96 and Sarah Murray ’96 (far right) joined
featured guests Kathy Nekton,Vera I. Heinz Professor and instructor in
physical education, emerita, and her husband, Roger Nekton ’69 (Hon),
instructor in physical education, emeritus. (C) Rob Howell ’96 and
Leigh Rovzar ’97 (D) Idris McClain ’03, Alison Wessinger ’03, Ashley
Arensen ’03, Ryan Dooley ’01, Sarah Burd ’03,Trisha Apte ’03, Lizzy
Ullman ’02 and Edwige Cantave ’01 shared a few laughs at The Chicago
Club in September.
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DENVER
(E) Physical Education
Instructor Kathy Nekton,
Vera I.Heinz Professor,
emerita, and Roger
Nekton ’69, (Hon), physical
education instructor, emeritus (far right), enjoyed
reminiscing with Melissa and Wink Dyer ’82 at the
Exeter reception in Denver. (F) Kathy and Buzz
Walker ’64 (G) Trustee Tom Hutton ’71 and Robin
Pringle ’96 exchanged stories at the September event.
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LONDON
(A) Malia Bushner and Daniel Bushner ’71, president of the Exeter
Association of the United Kingdom, hosted a reception at their London
home with help from their children,Will and Isabella. More than 30 alumni/ae greeted faculty and students participating in the PEA Study Abroad
program in Stratford. (B) Caitlyn Schwartz ’01 and Desiree Cooper relaxed
at the September gathering. (C) Chloe Jang ’09 and Morgan McClure ’09
shared their study-abroad experiences with Cory Edelman Moss ’78 and
Isabella Bushner. (D) Dick Schumacher ’83 and English Instructor Sarah
Ream ’75, who spent the semester abroad in England, enjoyed the evening.
(E) Noah McCormack and Priscilla (Parris) McCormack ’01 (F) Rina
Borromeo ’97 and Kendra Miller ’97 (G) Ridge Montes ’09, Janet Kim ’82
and Robert Pomeroy at the London reception.
F
G
SEATTLE
I
(H) Catherine Romero, Barton Truscott ’78
and Anthony Chen ’78 were among many
H northwesterners who attended the Exeter
Association of Washington annual reception.
(I) Ginger Ahn ’95, John Kim ’80, Susan (Keuffel) Aley ’94 and Marnie (Randall)
Craycroft ’95 enjoyed the event in Seattle. (J) Janelle and Peter Durham ’85 visited
with Veda Robinson, dean of multicultural affairs. (K) Karin Treadwell ’87 and Mary
Williamson ’81 enjoyed visiting with each other. (L) A.J. Howard ’98, John Kim ’80
and Chris Metcalfe ’93 at the Seattle reception
J
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pages and access the online directory and a complete calendar of events.
winter 2009
Initiatives
P rogress
OV E R V I E W
as of December 31, 2008
$46 million
THE ANNUAL GIVING FUND
Total to Date - $47,931,333
104% of Goal
THE FINANCIAL AID INITIATIVE
$70 million
93% of Goal
$71 million
THE FACULTY AND STAFF ENDOWMENT INITIATIVE
110% of Goal
$14.8 million
THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION INITIATIVES
88% of Goal
THE COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
$77.2 million
82% of Goal
$26 million
SUPPORT FOR CURRENT OPERATIONS AND ENDOWMENT
274% of Goal
DESIGNATION PENDING
66
CAMPAIGN TOTAL TO DATE
The Exeter Bulletin
fall 2008
– $344,027,871
CAMPAIGN GOAL
– $305,000,000

Exeter Reunions - Phillips Exeter Academy

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