T O D A Y - Berwick Academy

Message from Alumni Council President
For the Class of 2010
When I began drafting this letter, you were about to
don your caps and gowns and walk across Fogg Field.
It made me think back to my graduation and the path
I have taken since that day. I can confidently say that
my days at Berwick prepared me for the journey I was
about to embark on, and I hope the same for you as new
graduates! Not only would I like to congratulate the 63
members of the Class of 2010 as graduates, but I would
also like to officially welcome you as alumni of Berwick.
As you say farewell to your Upper School days on the
hill, please don’t say farewell to the school. The school,
teachers, and fellow classmates can be a great resource
and reference point as you start out on the next part of
your journey and in the years to come.
For Our Alums
I wanted to make sure to take a minute to share what a
great year we have had, from the increased participation
at our regional events to the consistent giving to
the Annual Fund. The Council is excited about our
accomplishments so far and looking to the year ahead
to continue to grow our alumni relationships and events.
However, we can only be successful by connecting with
you. I would love to hear from alums on what kinds of
events you would like to see us offer and how we can
better connect with you and your peers. Please feel
free to contact me at gbmathews@yahoo.com.
Enjoy your summer!
Ginger Mathews ‘94
Alumni Council President
NYC Gathering, alphabetically: Lauren Bauder ‘02, Caitlin Chandler ‘02, Noah
Chandler ‘01, Sarah Whitely D’Ercole ‘90, Margaux Groux ‘08, Elizabeth
Hallett ‘83, David Kittredge ’82, Daniel Kleinmann ‘09, Ashley Knowlton ‘01,
Michelle LaRoche ‘90, James Nenopoulos ‘69, Nancy Pindrus ‘69, Allison Power
‘01, Adam Sirois ‘02, Catherine Whitaker ‘94, Cara Zakian ‘99. With BA staff
Greg Schneider, Head of School, Jedd Whitlock, Director of Advancement, Patrick
Connolly, faculty, and Kathryn Strand, Asst. Director of Development
Alumni Class Notes
1940
Doris Flynn Grady: 70 years! Can you believe it With
a class of only 23 students, there are not many of us
that are still active, but still the memories of our days
at Berwick Academy are very much alive. We seem
to be all over the areas such as California, Michigan,
British Columbia, Tennessee, and the good old New
England area. This, therefore, makes it very difficult for
all of us to get together to just reminisce about such
things as football, basketball, teachers, band, Fogg
Library, colleges we went to, and how BA affected the
progress we made after we graduated on that beautiful
sunny day in June of 1940. I am sure that none of you
have forgotten the song that Don Guay had us do in
harmony for Class Day. All of a sudden we were all off
key, Marion Mick and I started to giggle, and then the
song was a disaster. Since some of you cannot make
it to the reunion in September of 2010, it would be
great if each of you could forward to me a log of events
about yourself that could be shared with those of us
who attend. It would be great if you could do this. I
will compile them and then forward them to each and
every one of you. Send them to me, Doris Grady, 42
Longhill Road, Dover, NH 03820.
1941
Anne Finnegan Lutrzykowski: My big and only news for 2010 is that my husband, Thad, died on March 30, and I have
been buried in paperwork ever since. Needless to say, it has been very lonely without him, and I miss his wise counsel. My
best wishes to all.
1942
June Souther Snow: After over 25 years at it, I am still an active volunteer despite fading vision. I must mention that my four
years at BA have served me well through life. They were good years, and the memories are always with me. I am enjoying a
correspondence with Priscilla (Pinder) Rogers, also class of ‘42. She now lives in Florida. My best to all.
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