Patrick B. Wood Prince MIP Award goes to our other beloved reunion. Stephen Boyd ’90 was all smiles
803 W Belden Avenue “fac brat” Andrew Doolittle for his efforts when I bumped into him at the neighbor-
Chicago, IL 60614
and long horseback journey to make it to hood grocery store recently and he told me
Phone: 773-857-6207
Newport! that his second son had just been born.
E-mail:
patrick.woodprince@am.jll.com
Special mention goes to Tory Douglass, I would like to take this opportunity
Editor’s note: The following column was
not only for being the only one smart to first apologize to Craighill Redwine for
written by Patrick Wood Prince.
enough for showing up with a camera, but somehow botching his wedding picture in
also for braving the jet lag to make it. the last bulletin. And to think the credit
Whether it be the magnificent weather,
was given to Jeff Kimbell, I could just cry!
the beautiful campus, or the rumor that
Best Dance Moves goes to Eliza Mellon
Check out the corrected version in this
senior prefect Ramsay Battin planned on
Gowen, Sasha Brainerd Nostrand and Don
edition on page 117.
“borrowing” Mr. Kmen’s Saab for a late-
Utroska for tripping the night fantastic
night spin on Second Beach, the class of
with some swarthy octogenarians and Also, I would like to thank the mar-
’88 had a very strong showing at its 20
th
starting the conga line on the Cooke House velous Toni Ciany, on the Hilltop, for
reunion. Alas Mr. Battin decided his
dance floor. Again thanks to Mr. Scot Clark excusing my constant lateness in getting
Princeton reunion was more important so
for the grease that turned the wheel. my notes in and still rewarding us all with
the class of ’88 made due with Kiliaen Van For all the fun we had, the most inspi-
the inclusion of your thoughtful and
Rensselaer doing his best Pee Wee Herman rational moment of the weekend came
reliable contributions!
imitation singing “Tequila” at Loca, New- during the Sunday Service where we dedi- Let’s start with Jeff and get it over with:
port’s finest Mexican restaurant. cated Meredith Maher Peterson’s window. “I have thoroughly enjoyed watching the
Another highlight was Burton Gray
The Rev. Andrews helped make the dedi- Bolsheviks battle the Stalinists during the
mimicking Coach Olsen all night as
cation even more special with his presence Democratic primary season. Small-business
alumni/ae from near and far arrived,
and warm words. Our class gathered after owners and entrepreneurs across our great
Cammy babe, Sweetie babe, Peggy babe,
the service in the antechapel to see the land should look forward to higher taxes, a
Woody babe, Donny babe, Duffy babe,
beautiful window and realize its perfect massive increase in governmental meddling
Flem babe, Molly babe, Cogs babe, Kitty
location as morning light shined through. in the free enterprise system and your local
babe, Annabelle babe, Barr babe, Grazy A great time shared by all!
environmental community suing you for
babe, Rosen babe, Sasha babe, Bantzy
using Raid™ on hornets in your backyard
babe, Tori babe, Wooster babe, Mellon
should either part of the fallen Soviet
babe, Doty babe, etc.
Class of 1989 Empire win in November.
Yes, it did get annoying after awhile
When not in the nation’s Capitol bat-
Rebecca Mohr Boggan
but it was better than Geoff Fleming doing
tling leftists, Jessica and I enjoyed a tremen-
2462 Hyde Manor Drive
his Mr. Leslie impersonation, trust me. Atlanta, GA 30327
dous ski season in Park City, Utah, at our
crib and saw much of neighbors Syd and
The next day was gorgeous and our
Phone: 404-355-6806
E-mail:
theboggans@yahoo.com
Billy Bush ’90 and their three gorgeous
entire class watched the boys’ varsity
daughters. Team Bush celebrated their 10
th
lacrosse game, which was enjoyable up until
Dear Class of 1989,
wedding anniversary the first weekend in
the point Mark Taber started pontificating
April with a rock-solid group of 50 red-
about baseball and his storied career on the
You’ll be glad to hear I don’t have any
blooded Americans. There is a strong belief
SG varsity team. Thankfully Thad Davis was
news this go-round as I’m sure my life is so
among the goons that Syd actually traveled
looming and put an end to the suffering
staid compared to many of you. I’m just
back in time recently and is actually only 19.
with a few deftly placed water balloons.
ticking away with my four (plus one, if you
In town for “The Bush Cup” or other great
count Crisman—and I know most wives
After a wonderful cocktail party and
weekends this season were a host of former
would count their husbands in their tally
dinner in the new hockey rink, in which
SGS criminals including Brent Mclean ’91,
of responsibilities). My youngest is 19
Mark Taber redeemed himself by pulling
Stan Mclean ’90, Dave Cummings ’90 and
months now, and I am beginning to see the
out a massive dossier of all our original
his lovely wife, Alison (who live in Park
light. I’ve gone through 101 ideas for start-
yearbook photos, we all headed en masse
City), Xander Paumgarten ’90, Craighill
ing a new career as soon as I have enough
to the Clarke Cooke House, which is, of
Redwine ’89 and Katherine, Spencer
time. I will let you know what I have settled
course named after our classmate and
“Apollo” Lee ’89 and the energetic quarter-
on when I can get it together. These days, I
head bar keep, Scot Clark, which leads us
miler “Big Daddy” Don Garlitz. All partici-
am concentrating on getting the class notes
to our 20
th
reunion awards ceremony.
pants in the Bush Cup Race on the Blanche
finished in time for print, and that is about
run at Park City Mountain Resort were
MVP Award goes to Scotty Clark for
as much extracurricular as I can handle. I
pained by Billy’s victorious time of 36.53.
making the Dark and Stormies more dark
saw Allison Holcomb in December when
than stormy and for making our entire
she came to Atlanta and it was so great to
In mid-March Tucker Carlson ’87, Jim
reunion’s two-day, running tab somehow
reconnect. I hope to see her again when I
Dyke ’87, Welles Orr ’78 and I hosted 12
work out to be $48.16.
go to Baltimore for my 25
th
Calvert
sixth formers for four days during the First
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