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Top : Bryce Traister ’86 with his daughter Class of 1983: Ted Barnes, Debra Berg, Geoff Brown, Tim Buono, Jill Creevy, Brad
Hannah on a recent trip to Europe. Cushman, Kacey Elfstrom, John Erdman, Jan Finger Geneisse, Nick Givotovsky, Hank
Bottom: Bryce celebrates with son Sam, Harder, Elizabeth Hummer, Daintry Jensen, Howard Lapsley, Read Martin, Jack Otter,
winner of the silver stick award. Ann Pomerleau, Lela Bellows Gerald Simpson, Eugenia Tinsley, Mike Tschundy
Peter Cook’s recent interview subjects
Class of 1986
Weston McLeod ’84 with her three girls and
for Bloomberg News’ “Money and Poli- husband Eric. Everyone is terrific!”
tics” include Hillary Clinton and Treasury
Sarah Weston Orr
Steve Connett writes: “Bryce Traister,
Secretary Henry Paulson.
1700 N Waukegan Road
Fred Carret, and I flew down to Nassau in
Hawkins Cramer is the principal of
Lake Forest, IL 60045
January for Mike Klonaris’ surprise birthday
Cedar Way Elementary in Washington
Phone: 847-295-5545
party in January. Everyone was in good
State where he has been for six years. He
Fax: 847-295-1565
form. Great excuse to go see Mike and get
writes, “What I love most about teaching is
E-mail: swo4@comcast.net
out of the cold for a week. Bryce is working
seeing the glimmer in the eyes of students in Canada, and Fred still lives in Spain. Fred
Sarah Weston Orr writes: “I am happy to
when the learning dawns in their minds. and Melissa have a baby coming in late
be the new class correspondent. Thanks to
It’s a magical moment, a moment of glory summer. Julie and I just had our first child,
everyone who responded. I didn’t have time
and triumph. These are the moments that Benjamin Moench Connett, last August.
to track everyone down so please go to the
feed the soul.” Hawkins has taught kinder- Very exciting for us. He is nearly 8 months
SG site and update your e-mail address so I
garten through eighth grade and worked old as I write this, just learning to crawl. We
can contact you. As for me I am living in
outside the classroom walls with Outward own a house in Newport and have two busi-
Lake Forest, Ill., with my husband and three
Bound, Sea Education Association and nesses here. Naiad Inflatables builds military
adorable boys, Anders, 7, Oliver, 3, and
Student Conservation Association. He is and civilian high-performance rigid inflat-
Morgan, 1. Between three boys and three
married with three children. able boats, and Park Place is an antique car
dogs I am very busy and very happy. We live
In Los Angeles, Jay Scully ’83 and I
and restoration facility in Portsmouth. Most
in an old home that we have been renovat-
regularly have a hoot with our acoustic
of Naiad’s work is now military, primarily
ing on and off for four years. I was in Wash-
guitars and potlucks with our families. My
with the Navy and USMC. Park Place is a
ington, D.C., last fall and caught up with
daughters Stella, 4, and Cleo, 2, are swell. I
brand new facility that can house up to 250
both Lilie Clark Van Arsdall and Merrell
directed a production of the comic thriller
classic cars, and also contains a full restora-
Redway Cherouny. Merrell spent a fabulous
“I’ll Be Back Before Midnight!” over the
tions facility and a service facility for Naiad
three weeks as a photographer in Africa last
summer on Nantucket. The whole affair
boats. Jim Mullins and his wife, Leslie,
summer and Lilie has a flourishing therapy
left us longing for the East Coast’s salty
bought a house in Jamestown last year so we
practice. Both are doing great! My whole
breezes and halcyon days. Must be that
see them frequently. Ralph McCluskey is also
family was together over Thanksgiving
seven-year itch.
living in Newport and just recently bought a
including Holly Weston Rogers ’80 with her
house here. Everyone is well.”
three boys and husband Chip and Jenner
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