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alumniNEWSSalim Moore ‘03 received the Goss Family Effort Award atPolytechnic’s 2007 graduation ceremony for his superiorefforts in academic pursuits, as well as other areas ofschool life.Leah Pipes ‘03 is starring in a new TV show called “Lifeis Wild” about a girl whose veterinarian father movesthe family from New York City to live on a game reservein South Africa. The show airs on Sundays on the CWnetwork.Rob Rasmussen ‘03* was named Team Co-MPV and Prepleague Co-MVP, in addition to winning the PolytechnicVarsity Baseball Sports Award for the 2007 season.Christopher Riboli ‘03 is attending Gonzaga Universityin Spokane, Washington. He is living in an “outdoor life”themed dorm that has trips planned all year, such as whitewater rafting and camping. Christopher was also awardedEagle Scout this last summer, and for his project he puttogether a run/walk for the Lance Armstrong Foundation.Abigail Urquhart ‘03 (center) at <strong>Clairbourn</strong>’s Thanksgiving Chapel with hermother, Mary (center), and sister, Christine (right).Annie Thorne ‘03*, Kate Thorne ‘03*, and Katie Davis‘03* were debutantes at the Las Madrinas Ball at theBeverly Hilton Hotel in December of 2007. The eventhonored their community service work that supportspediatric medicine at Childrens Hosptial in SouthernCalifornia.Abigail Urquhart ‘03 visited <strong>Clairbourn</strong>’s morning Chapelwith her family while she was home on Thanksgiving breakfrom Washington and Lee College.04 David Allen ‘04 was recruited for Tulane University’sfootball team as a linebacker. Tulane’s campus waswrecked by Hurricane Katrina several years ago, but nowall the sports facilities have been completely rebuilt makingTulane a great choice for athletics. David is currently asenior at South Pasadena High <strong>School</strong>.RMAX Goodwin ‘04 was named, by Magic magazine, asone of sixteen teenagers in the world who are consideredoutstanding rising stars of magic. The candidates werejudged not only on their magic tricks, but also for theirAbove: Lindsay Butcher ‘05 and Rebecca Franks ‘05 at <strong>Clairbourn</strong>’sThanksgiving Chapel. Below: Lindsay Butcher ‘05 and Rebecca Franks‘05 visit with teachers, Cynthia Naylor and Cara and Paul Barker.34 BRANCHING OUT SPRING 2008

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