Class of 1970, front row (left to right): Bill Corea, Joel Davidson, Nat Weeks;row 2: Rob <strong>Fall</strong>on, Steve Gifford, Chris Carr, Jane Cruckshank Zimerman, JeffGarrity; row 2: Hugh Osborn, Heather Smith Collins.Class of 1975, front row (left to right): Suzie Hurd Greenup, Martha SmithMcManamy, Barnadette T. Weeks; row 2: Clint Loftman, Julia Rabkin, MichaelWithington.bike ride across Montana, beginningin Missoula. Their childrenare with their grandparents.1976Macy Lawrence Ratliff enjoysher new job as an ESL tutor at alocal junior high. Her studentsspeak many languages: Spanish,Taiwanese, Korean, Russian andArabic, to name a few. She saysit’s been a wonderful transfer ofall the skills she learned fromyears in special education. In herfree time, she’s also enjoyinghiking, skiing, running andswimming with her two daughters,ages 12 and 14.Last November Makoto Sawaijoined RS Asset ManagementJapan, Co., Ltd., a former subsidiaryof RS Investments inSan Francisco, California, wherehe is an independent boutiquehouse asset manager as headof legal and compliance. Hespent more than 22 years atUFJ Group, one of four megafinancialgroups in Japan.Carolyn Sullivan and her husbandare producing a CD oftheir own originals in theirhome studio and anticipate a finishedproduct in fall 2006. It isa lengthy project, as they areplaying all the instrumentsthemselves—but they say theyare having a great time. Carolynis happily ensconced in a wonderful“day job” with the ModernRed School House Institute, anot-for-profit school improvementconsulting organization.She just saw Ann BisbeeScheffler and her sister, LizBorne ’77, who were in town[near Goodlettsville, Tennessee]for a convention. She says, “Itwas great catching up withthem. It may be a cliché, butthere really is nothing like gettingtogether with old (sorry,poor word choice, perhaps!)friends.”1977Marc Terfloth and family residehappily in Montreal. His threedaughters attend a girls’ schoolthere, and Marc and family travelfrequently. He invites those inthe vicinity to call or visit.1978Prudence Murray Bovee reports,“I know I’m supposed to updatemy classmates on my dazzlingprofessional success (therebyattempting to inspire jealousywhile simultaneously justifyingmy <strong>Milton</strong> education)—but thebiggest news I have at themoment is that our 6-year-old,Rusty (named for his grandfatherRussell Murray II ’43) islearning to read. I have no ideawhy this perfectly normal landmarkshould leave me so surprisedand sort of gaspy, but ithas. Can his impressive <strong>Milton</strong>education be far behind?”Steve Heckscher marriedOksana Vladymyrovna Rog inLittleton, Colorado, onNovember 13, 2004. Nick J.Hinch ’64 was one of thegroomsmen.Sarah Swett weaves tapestries inIdaho. Her book, Kids Weaving(published by Stewart, Taboriand Chang), should be in storesin October or November.1981Christopher Garrity lives inSharon, Connecticut, with hiswife, Karen, and daughter,Roxanne, who is a freshmanSteve Heckscher ’78 and OksanaVladymyrovna Heckscher, picturedwith Nick J. Hinch ’64 on theHeckschers’ honeymoon in Hawaiifollowing their November wedding.hockey player at Kent School. Hesaw Jim McLaughlin at theBeanpot ’05 and speaks with TadHills every so often. His nephewJonathan Garrity graduated from<strong>Milton</strong> in May. Christopherwrote that he recently visited<strong>Milton</strong>, and it looks great.“Wow,” he says, “it’s been a longtime since we hung out on thescience building wall!”1982John Feldman reports his childrenare all attending school inBethesda, Maryland. Son Eliaswill be in fifth grade at theLandon School. Fellow classmatesinclude Jack Sears, son ofTed Sears, and Aaron Gordon,son of John Gordon ’81.Daughter Polly will enter fifthgrade at the Holton-ArmsSchool, and son Moses will entersecond grade at Wood AcresElementary School.Mike Kinnealey is enjoying thecombined administrative, teachingand coaching responsibilitiesas Belmont Hill. In his post inadmissions and financial aid, hesees fewer <strong>Milton</strong> grads, butwould be thrilled to catch upwith classmates and formerstudents: kinnealey@belmonthill.org.Bennett Schneider has beenappearing in a play at the FordAmphitheater in Los Angeles.The play brings together 10 reli-74 <strong>Milton</strong> Magazine
Class of 1980, holding banner (left to right): Clara and Alice Pingeon, Kate Mali Pingeon; row 1: David Williams, BerthaCoombs, Sam Minot, Chris Paul, Mouse Ashjian, Heather Hunderhill Dumaine, Dierdre Duffy, Lee Arthur LaPlante withJacqueline, Brenda Murphy, Christine Sang; row 2: Nan White Theberge, Robert Mehm, Andrew Moore, Julia SmithSolmssen, Mike Chase with Christian, Tim Games, Andrew Pillsbury, Nick Zervas, Chris Sear, Barney Corning; row 3:Cor Trowbridge with husband Hugh Silbaugh, Mory Creighton, Jim Scullin, Chris Kenney, Anne Grignon, Betsy Garside,Gordon Gray, Yolanda Makowska, Sean McVity, Steve Swan, Paul Barresi, Steve Bates with Calden.gious communities in LosAngeles in one production. Hemade a trip to Washington, D.C.,and appeared on the NationalMall as Sister Unity (who lecturedat <strong>Milton</strong> last year). Hewill play John Waters in anupcoming play this summer inL.A. Over Christmas, he sawEric Kjellgren, who “is very welland is the grand poobah ofOceanic arts at the Met in NYC.”He invites those in the L.A. areato drop him a line and he’ll giveyou a tour of the city!1983Two thousand five has been abig year for Adrienne “Rennie”Brodeur: She married TimothyRyan and was expecting her firstchild at the end of August. Herfirst novel, Man Camp, was publishedby Random House on July19. She would love to catch upand invites anyone who is interestedto drop by her Web sitewww.gotomancamp.com to findcontact information.Lisa Donohue has officially relocatedfrom Chicago to New YorkCity and lives on the Upper WestSide. She would love to hearfrom fellow <strong>Milton</strong>ians.On May 18, <strong>2005</strong>, Ben Garrisonand his wife, Miko, celebratedthe birth of their third daughter,Harumi Shani Garrison. Benenjoys his new “career” as a“stay-at-home dad.” With threegirls to look after, he stays busy.1984Charles Slotnik’s son, Zachary,celebrated his first birthday onApril 30 with his dog-brother,Fraggle, and other familymembers.Sid Whelan lives in a townhousein Harlem with his wife, LisaWaller, and their daughters,Genevieve and Gabrielle. Hechanged careers from music toreal estate and is now a licensedreal estate broker with HalsteadProperty, LLC, working all ofNew York City. He still performsmusic monthly with the OneTree Reggae band. He alsowrites the “African Beat” columnfor Beat Magazine, a bi-monthlyinternational music news journal.Lisa, who began her teachingcareer at <strong>Milton</strong>, has beenappointed director of the highschool at the Dalton School inNew York City. He is pleasedthat his niece, Lora-Faye Whelan,is a member of the Class of2006 at <strong>Milton</strong>. He recently hadlunch with Bill Appleton in thecity, and sees Chris Morrow andhis family regularly in Vermont.He would be happy to hear fromfellow <strong>Milton</strong> alumni.1985Tom Atkinson has had a relaxingand exciting two years living inIstanbul and now Madrid. “Thissummer, however, it all comes toan end, and we’ll be movingback to the Boston area to settlefor a while,” he says.Elizabeth Day Churchill andhusband John are proud toannounce the birth of their secondson, Robert BlackwellChurchill. Born April 5, <strong>2005</strong>,Robert weighed 9 pounds, 2ounces and was 22 1 ⁄2 incheslong. Robert’s older brother is2 1 ⁄2.Bill Denneen joined MountHolyoke College last fall asdirector of Internet marketing.He lives in western Massachusettswith his wife, Suzanne, andtheir three children.Class of 1985, front row (left to right): Doris Kim with Danielle and Madeline, Tim Perini with Olivia, Sarah SmithGerritz; children Evan Smith Gerritz, Lena Smith Garrita, Clair Clayton, Cecelia O’Menarah, Katie Markis Kraczkowsky,Gavril Rodriguez-Thompson; Mary Markis Kraczkowsky, Charity Appell McNabb, Anias Rodriguez-Thompson, DanThompson, Pat Flaherty with Gus and Erin, James Cadigan, Reni Doulos Cadigan with dog, Luke Cadigan with Christine;row 2: Martin and Christine Hoey DeMatteo with Olivia and Tommy, Jacquie Parmlee-Bates, Louise Zonis, Blyth TaylorLord, Rachael Weber Sabates, Laurence George Chase, Lynda Ruiz; row 3: George Ho-Tung, Michael Dohan, J.R. Torrico,Dan Tangherlini, Mike Choi, Doug Jones; row 4: Ian Lapey with Catherine, Ed Hartman, Tara Parel Wilson, EamonO’Marah with Ceci and Margot, Hong Duong, Jose Robledo, Derick Fay, Chris Wyett, Steven Kagan, David Pines withNoah Brenner.75 <strong>Milton</strong> Magazine
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