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CLASS NOTES2004Nick Anschuetznsa08@hampshire.eduAlex Clifford-Williamsaclifford@uchicago.edu2005Mike PallottaAlessio Tropeanoalessio1135@aol.comKyle Corkery ’05 volunteered at a localfood bank and for Toys for Tots in Quincy,MA, over winter break from school. Kyleisalso volunteering with an organization thatworks to clean up Charleston, South Carolina.(November 2009)Matthew Ewing ’05 assisted an areaelectrician with the installation of the newlights and electrical system in the newWellesley Little League Complex last summer.Matt is currently a sophomore atRochester Institute of Technology. (November2009)Jeronimo Aguilar Gutierrez ’05(jeronimo.ag@gmail.com) writes, “I juststarted studying architecture in Mexico City,after a year off in Paris working for theOECD and perfecting the language, and sometime in Mexico in diverse courses. I traveledin the summer to Boston with Diego Cisneros’05, another member of the community andgreat friend. I visited Fessenden and stayedfor dinner at Mr. Hansen’s kind invitation …I have served my community … by helpingstudents from public school in poor areas …as well as helping my grandfather’s foundation,FUNDHEPA, for hepatic health inMexico.” (November 2009)John Nimmo ’05 (John.L.Nimmo@Dartmouth.edu) was named to the SquashAll ISL First Team and received theSportsmanship Award at Milton Academyduring his senior year. (March 2009)John Nimmo ’05.Alex Oriakhi ’05 (alexander.oriakhi@uconn.edu), a member of the 2005 undefeatedFessenden varsity basketball squad, recentlybegan a successful career as a member of theUniversity of Connecticut basketball team.(December 2009)Alex Oriakhi ’05 playing for UCONN.Sheanon Williams ’05 (SheanonWilliams@aol.com) played for the North Carolina TarHeels that defeated Maryland to win the 2008NCAA soccer championship. He played inthe Under-20 World Cup in September, 2009,televised on ESPN Classic. (September 2009)2006Brian Correabrian.correa@gmail.comMichael Yoojyoo@exeter.eduCongratulations to Po-Lin Ricky Chen ’06(richard.polin.chen@gmail.com) for winningthe 2008 Music Teachers NationalAssociation Senior Piano Competition forMassachusetts. He also won first prize theBay State Contest from among the most talentedand accomplished players in the state.Ricky was a long-time student of Fessendenmusic teacher Nilly Shilo and now studies atMiddlebury College. (May 2009)Jonah Francese ’06 received the Alfred ElliottMemorial Trophy for sportsmanship on thevarsity soccer and baseball teams at MiltonAcademy. Jonah is a freshman at BerkleeCollege of Music. (November 2009)Dillon Sawyer ’06 studies InternationalRelations at American University and tutorsinner city youth in the Washington D.C. area.[Editor’s note: See article on page 35.]2007Jeronimo Contrerasj_contreras13@hotmail.comJasper Heatonjasper_heaton@loomis.orgBrian Uhmtuhm@groton.orgJordan Berry ’07 is required to docommunity service at Milton Academy andvolunteers his time visiting at a nursinghome. (November 2009)Michael Ewing ’07 volunteered in the lowerninth ward in New Orleans last spring,rebuilding homes destroyed by HurricaneKatrina. Mike is currently a senior at St.Sebastian’s School. (November 2009)Jack Kay ’07 volunteers through schooland church. At Roxbury Latin he volunteersin a tutoring program for Epiphany Schooland also spends time working for HaleyHouse and the Walk for Hunger. In the summerthrough church, Jack participates withYoung Neighbors in Action, a nationwideservice opportunity, for which, Jack has traveledto Ohio and Washington. Throughout theyear, Jack helps out at Community Servingsin Jamaica Plain and at the Pine Street Inn inRoxbury. (November 2009)30 w w w . f e s s e n d e n . o r g
CLASS NOTES2008James DanzigerJamesDanziger@stmarksschool.orgArthur GosnellARGosnell@gmail.comJames Kimwjkim@deerfield.eduCaleb Lehnercaleb@lehner.usRaj Muchhalarbmuchhala@mxschool.eduNed Benning ’08 has volunteered 8-12hours each week for The Trustees ofReservations on Chappaquiddick doing everythingfrom property clean up to beach patrolto office work for the past two summers. AtNorthfield Mount Hermon School everyonehas a four-hour a week commitment to servethe community. This year Ned is working onthe NMH farm. (November 2009)Tim Boit ’08 (tboit@sps.edu) is required todo ten hours of community service each yearat St. Paul’s School. In addition, he has spenta week on a Habitat for Humanity project andthis summer he volunteered at NewtonWellesley Hospital. (November 2009)Akinyele Jordan ’08 (ajordan@exeter.edu)is a part of the Exeter Social ServiceOrganization and works with children, readingto second graders and in a Day CareCenter. During the summer he assisted withvolunteer clean-up at his parish church.(November 2009)Cam Parker ’08 (gparker@sps.edu) writes,“I serve as one of the six Missionary Societyofficers at St. Paul’s School. My projects consistof the Friends Program, a weekly twohourcommitment, which involves mentoringa disadvantaged child for two years. I alsovolunteer at the Walker School, a local publicelementary school twice a week. Finally, Ihelp out at the Birches, a home for the elderlyaffected by Alzheimer’s every Sunday. Inaddition, I have volunteered in the infectiousdisease department at Tufts Medical Center inBoston.” (November 2009) [Editor’s note: Aquote from Cam Parker about the importanceof volunteer work is featured on page 2.]Mark Vieth ’08 is a senior at St. MarksSchool and spent the last summer working atShake-A-Leg in Miami, FL, helping disabledsailor sail. (November 2009)2009Nathan Coffinnjcoffin@verizon.netBen Kentbenboxrocks@hotmail.comHenry Younghenry_young@stgeorges.eduCash Armstrong ’09 (casharmstrong@stmarksschool.org) is participating in communityservice through St. Mark’s School byvolunteering at the Boys & Girls Club.(November 2009)Zach Aronson ’09 (zacharonson@comcast.net) and his brother and Josh,Fessenden seventh grader, are distributinggifts to less fortunate hospital patients duringwinter break from school. They also volunteerat Buddy Dog, with the Wellesley Policedog warden, and at micro-chip clinics for animalrescue. In addition, they package rescuesupplies for animals. (November 2009)Matt Blasco ’09 works serving food ina soup kitchen and will work at a home forsingle mothers. He has also been a boy scoutand worked at a local nature center.(November 2009)John Cheever ’09 volunteers at theDedham Food Pantry. (November 2009)Tim Glauninger ’09 is a sophomore atJunipero Serra High School in San MateoCounty, CA. He has to complete 20 hours ofcommunity service each year for school. Lastyear he helped coach a third grade lacrosseteam, volunteered at wrestling tournamentsfor underprivileged youth in the Bay Area,and helped collect sports equipment andclothing for underprivileged kids in Mexico.He and several of his wrestling teammatesalso helped deliver them while on a wrestlingexchange trip to Mexico City last spring.(November 2009)Jack Pfirrman ’09 (johnpfirrman@stmarksschool.org) is a weekly volunteer atthe Boys & Girls Club in Marlborough,through St. Mark’s School. (November 2009)John Snow ’09 (john_snow@stgeorges.edu) volunteers at church forchurch services and participates in churchprograms for the needy by preparing lunches,being camp helpers, and assisting with toydrives. (November 2009)Brian Trippe ’09 gives tours to prospectivestudents visiting Milton Academy.David Wang ’09 (dwang08@gmail.com)writes, “I go to Penn High School inMishawaka, Indiana. I played tennis for Pennand had a 14-1 record. I ran a half-marathonwith a time of 1:50 over the summer. I reallymiss Fessy and hope to visit sometime.”(November 2009)2010Harrison Kay ’10 volunteers through schooland church. At Roxbury Latin he volunteersin a tutoring program for Epiphany Schooland also spends time working for HaleyHouse and the Walk for Hunger. In the summerthrough church, Harrison participateswith Young Neighbors in Action, a nationwideservice opportunity. Throughout theyear, he helps out at Community Servings inJamaica Plain and at the Pine Street Inn inRoxbury. (November 2009)w w w . f e s s e n d e n . o r g 31
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Page 12 and 13: Remembering Edward M. Kennedy ’46
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