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Class of 2003, front row (L to R): Chloe Walters-Wallace, Jamal Shipman, Cecil“Jay” Hunt; second row (L to R): Matt Basilico, Marlady Ho, Chris Kwok, AlexRoberts; back row (L to R): Alex Larrieux, Austin Watson, Tod ChubrichDeaths1928 Robert Saltonstall1930 Benjamin BealeHenry Saltonstall1931 Mary Driver Young1933 Francis H. BrooksMelvin A. Traylor, Jr.1936 John L. Bremer II1938 Martha C. BoyajianJohn W. Straus1939 William A. Atchley1940 Gregor A. GambleAustin G. Olney1941 Donald I. Perry1942 A. Irving ForbesJudith P. HandyPhilip Maher, Jr.Honor Case Runyon1943 Foster Darling1944 Fred B. Lund, Jr.1948 Faith Wildes MacArthur1949 Diana Cameron Pierce1950 Marjorie Jackson BardJanet B. MannEdward L. Reed1951 Nonya Stevens Wright1957 Paul Byard1964 Judith Rivinus FullerFriends Drusilla WithingtonMilton AcademyBoard of Trustees, 2008–2009David AbramsChestnut Hill, MassachusettsGeorge AlexCohasset, MassachusettsJulia W. Bennett ’79Norwell, MassachusettsBradley BloomWellesley, MassachusettsJames M. Fitzgibbons ’52EmeritusChestnut Hill, MassachusettsJohn B. Fitzgibbons ’87Bronxville, New YorkAustan D. Goolsbee ’87Chicago, IllinoisCatherine GordanNew York, New YorkVictoria Hall Graham ’81New York, New YorkMargaret Jewett Greer ’47EmeritaChevy Chase, MarylandAntonia Monroe Grumbach ’61New York, New YorkFranklin W. Hobbs IV ’65PresidentNew York, New YorkOgden M. Hunnewell ’70Vice PresidentBrookline, MassachusettsHarold W. Janeway ’54EmeritusWebster, New HampshireLisa A. Jones ’84Newton, MassachusettsF. Warren McFarlan ’55Belmont, MassachusettsCarol Smith MillerBoston, MassachusettsErika Mobley ’86Brisbane, CaliforniaTracy Pun Palandjian ’89Belmont, MassachusettsRichard C. Perry ’73New York, New YorkJohn P. Reardon ’56Vice PresidentCohasset, MassachusettsH. Marshall Schwarz ’54EmeritusNew York, New YorkKaran Sheldon ’73Milton, MassachusettsFrederick G. Sykes ’65SecretaryRye, New YorkV-Nee Yeh ’77Hong KongJide J. Zeitlin ’81TreasurerNew York, New York92 Milton Magazine
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8CELEBRATE 2008GROUNDBREAKING FORPRITZKER SCIENCE CENTERDEDICATION OF MILLET HOUSELEADERSHIP RECOGNITION DINNERA GRAND TAILGATETHE MILTON-NOBLES GAMECelebrate 2008A Time for MiltonSaturday, November 8, 2008Honoring the generosity of Milton donors,marking the beginning of a new era, andbuilding on the Milton tradition: Join us for twohistoric events and the camaraderie that willfollow.Dedication of Millet HouseGroundbreaking for Pritzker Science CenterMillet House and 127 Centre Street, 10 a.m.A Grand TailgateNorth Tennis Courts, 11:30 a.m.The Milton-Nobles GameStokinger Field, 1 p.m.Leadership Recognition DinnerFitzgibbons Convocation Center, 6:30 p.m.To support the Millet tribute, visit the “Alumni”section of www.milton.edu.
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Active LearningIn and Out of the Cl
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Scott Sewall ’10The tools of digi
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