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Class Notes Program. Sarah Spiers is the Diversity. Natalie Meeks is also working in the consulting volunteered at Jenny Madden’s editor in chief of Emerson’s game declared Integrated Marketing branch of Tulane’s American theatre company, Voices of the theory and criticism magazine Communications as her major Marketing Association and helps South, this summer. She is pur- and the co-creative director at Ole Miss, and Phoebe Fulmer promote campus clubs and suing theatre at Sarah Lawrence of an animated short. Helena worked as a counselor at Camp organizations. Bailey Archey is a College. Sara Brown spent her Anderson enjoyed an internship Illahee in N.C. this past summer. member of a student recruiting summer interning with Blue at the Irish Repertory Theatre in She is currently a member of the organization for the Honors Moon Bedding. She is a Tri Delta New York this summer and has community service organization College at Mississippi State, at Ole Miss and is enjoying cam- transferred from the Playwrights Sewanee Women Engaging and and Abby Huber is currently pus youth group RUF. Carleigh Horizons Theatre School to the Empowering Community. Mary serving as the Spirit Coordinator Ebbers is studying Neuroscience, Experimental Theatre Wing Allison Pritchard interned at for Alpha Gamma Delta at the Physics, and Studio Art, work- at Tisch. Kim Taylor switched A Step Ahead Foundation this University of Memphis. She is ing in digital arts. Kianna Davis her emphasis at TCU to pre- past summer and is a DJ on a also the recruitment director on is a volunteer at the Children’s dental. Hannah Stein just local Sewanee radio station, and the executive board for Up ‘til Healthcare of Atlanta and an began working at two different Martha Upton has declared a Dawn and is now a Non-Profit employee at the Clifton School. elementary schools and still Kinesiology major at Arkansas. Development and Administration Yue Wu says she’ll try rowing, loves working at Kendra Scott. She is hoping to be a pediatric major with a Spanish minor. orchestra, and sailing when she Callie Wallace misses Madrid physical therapy intern at the Rosemary Dunn has transferred begins her study at Cambridge. and is hitting reality hard as American Heart Association. to the School of Nursing at the Natalie Dean has joined Kappa an accounting and integrated Elle Prosterman is a leader for University of Memphis and has Kappa Gamma at Wisconsin, and marketing/communications Young Life in Greenville, S.C., and also pledged Kappa Delta. Ellen participated in Humorology, a major. Rachel Ostrow is still in loves her sorority KD at Furman. Clarke is now a Finance and musical that benefits its phi- mechanical engineering and Nicole Sanford was initiated into Public Relations double major at lanthropy. Kylie McDowell is attempting to balance AOPi and Phi Eta Sigma at Furman, and the University of Alabama and is in sustainable urban environ- her biomedical research. Lucy Sarah Steuer spent the summer also a part of Capstone Agency, ments at NYU Tandon School Newton has officially declared directing Peter Pan in Hebrew a student-operated public of Engineering and works as a major in general business at a summer camp. She is now relations and advertising firm. a nanny. Gretchen Vogt is St. with a minor in international studying theatre, music, and Lacey Chaum enjoyed working at Mary’s first D1 fencer. This sum- relations and will be graduating sociology in London during the Sullivan Branding this summer mer she worked in a research lab from UAB in August. Landon fall semester. Maddie Rhodes as an account services intern at St. Jude. This summer Maggie Hopkins spent her summer in is still enjoying being on the and recently joined a for-profit McAtee enjoyed standing by her London interning for a nonprofit golf team at Rhodes and her consulting group at U Penn. sister Abby McAtee Gatliff’s ’11 arts group that deals with prison art. Devon Simms is majoring in economics and finance with a minor in philosophy. Anna Utley spent her summer in Memphis interning for York Binkley Interior design and working at team has celebrated multiple wins this year. Gabrielle Taylor is giving stock pitches for a paper portfolio with Wellesley Investment Portfolio Initiative and is busy fundraising and event planning as the Chair of –2015 Michelle Chu mchu@oberlin.edu Emma Farris efarris@gwu.edu side as she married Cort Gatliff. Maggie is a Chi Omega at Auburn University and is working with Open Hands Overflowing Hearts, raising money for childhood cancer research. This summer Madeleine Lee visited Yue Wu Madewell. Anna Stukenborg the Kathleen Daly Committee We are excited to begin class in Scotland. At NYU, Madeleine spent her summer in Cape Town, for Ethos. Miles Schaeffer notes for the Class of 2015! loves film school and has joined South Africa, where she bungee has declared an Evolutionary After being asked to recite no the club lacrosse team. This jumped, sky dived, and cage Anthropology major at Duke fewer than 50 digits of pi, Ami summer Chelsea Chin went to dived with sharks! and is currently working in Agrawal was selected to be Nicaragua for a mission trip. At –2014 Miles Schaeffer lillian.schaeffer@duke.edu Lacey Chaum lchaum@sas.upenn.edu a research lab studying the functional anatomy of primates. Hallie Katz is serving as the vice president of Challah for Hunger at USC in L.A. and is enjoying her time on the club lacrosse team and in her sorority, ADPi. a part of Cornell’s Concrete Canoe Team. Camille Brown has joined the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s mock trial team and the Black Student Awareness Committee. Kaylan Pugh traveled to Brazil for St. Louis University, she rushed Alpha Delta Pi and volunteers with Ronald McDonald house. Ivy Leet is participating in boxing and recycling at Eckerd, majoring in French and Marine Biology. Lynley Matthews continues her Adair Smith spent the summer Gurbani Singh joined the Emory basketball during the summer swimming career at Columbia interning with the stylist Avena Entrepreneurship and Venture and is now playing at The Ohio University where she is involved Gallagher in N.Y. and is now Management club and is helping State University, majoring in with St. Jude’s philanthropic or- working on New York Fashion with HackATL, the largest start- Neuroscience. Emma Farris is ganization, Up ‘til Dawn. Brooke Week shows and photo shoots. up hackathon in the southeast. majoring in International Affairs Saharovici joined Chi Omega Adira Polite is a columnist for Dena Frisch is an intern with at George Washington University, at Missouri and was selected to Bowdoin Orient and works the Jewish Studies department where she was selected to be on the Journalism Student for Bowdoin Resource Center at Tulane and is currently Student Government Freshman Council. Mary Jane McCaghren for Gender and Sexuality tutoring Hebrew students. She Advisory Council. Olivia Bernabe is a member of the Sewanee 42 |
Milestones Tennis team and was selected to the Carey Fellows Business Program. Jane Morrison joined Kappa Delta at North Carolina, and is involved with the Core Team of the Carolina Challenge, which plans an entrepreneurial competition. Tongta Muangsiri has started cheerleading at Rangsit University in Thailand while pursuing a pre-med major. Mimi Sharp is studying environmental science at University of Oregon. Abbie Warr is involved with community outreach with the Bonner Leader program at Sewanee and is improving her rowing skills on the crew team. Ashton Terry is in the honors program at the University of Memphis, and recently traveled to Sparta, Ill., for trap nationals. At Savannah College of Art and Design, Samantha Wischmeyer is in Expressions Dance Club, Design Club, and SCAD Radio. Mary Thompson is a first-year host at University of Puget Sound, and volunteers at a community outreach program called Pathways. Liza Alrutz is working on costumes for a Tennessee Williams show at Northwestern, pursing a major in theater. Katherine Harwell is on Student Government Diversity Affairs Committee at UTK and is considering a major in Global Studies. Olivia Grace Tennyson spent summer hiking in Montana and is now enjoying her English classes at University of Richmond. Meredith Wells is considering pre-med at UChicago. Liza Curran is a Chi Omega at Ole Miss and volunteers at Lafayette Humane Society. Emily Shores is a Delta Zeta at Clemson and is in the pre-med group Alpha Epsilon Delta. Nessa Steinberg is in the engineering program at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, meeting recruiters from Rolls Royce, Caterpillar, and Yahoo. Kiraney Loving is writing articles for Bowdoin news about events on campus. Mary Allen is involved with the Centre women’s lacrosse team, intramural tables tennis, and Diversity Student Union. Michelle Chu is a Dining Loose Ends Coordinator with Oberlin’s Student Cooperative Association, allowing students to cook their own food with local produce and writes for the Oberlin Review. Mary Caroline Newman is loving soccer at Birmingham Southern College. Pooja Moolchandani is at USC and is involved with the Los Angeles Community Impact organization that helps local businesses. Courtney Caradonna is at Tulane and loves TUSTEP, Tulane’s first service dog training program. Madeleine Bradley is a Tri Delta and nursing major at Ole Miss. Ayanna Martin is part of the Ron Brown Scholar program at Vanderbilt, and is affiliated with the National Black Lawyers Student Association. Carmen Saab is on the Williams tennis team and Freshman Student Council. Hannah Pfrommer is an Alpha Phi at University of Colorado Boulder, studying Integrative Physiology. McKendree Walker is on the photography team of the Bridge, Rhodes’s student newspaper given to homeless vendors for profit. Meredith Isom is enjoying Howard, participating in the Tennessee club, HU College Democrats, and is volunteering for Howard Fashion Week. This summer Olivia Landau interned at the Downtown Memphis Commission and went on a month-long backpacking trip in the Four Corners. At USC, she is a Gamma Phi Beta and is enjoying her classes. Births/Adoptions Allen Chip Tonkin- Nemeth, son of Allison Tonkin ’87. James Curtis Shields II, son of Allie Baker Shields ’10. Katherine Avery Boyd to Alison Simmons Boyd ’93, April 23, 2015 Cole McCormick Bryant to Ashley Ayres Bryant ’01, June 22, 2015 Caroline Lawrence Bunker to Catherine Vaughn Bunker ’09, October 20, 015 Elizabeth Ann “Lizzie” Burke to Martha Ferguson Burke ’04, October 11, 2015 Bethany Hannah Wen to Bernice Chen ’96, June 22, 2015 Linden Frances Chiles and Jack William Chiles to Lisa Bratton Chiles ’93, Nov. 16, 2015 John Miller Dallas to Kelly Buckner Dallas ’99, Nov. 13, 2015 Catherine Elaina Crump to Alexia Fulgham Crump ’93, July 23, 2015 Henry Joseph Eick to Allie Stephens Eick ’07, October 8, 2015 Adriana Sophia Camelia Ewing to Luisa Peredo Ewing ’01, July 28, 2015 June Taylor Halton, Anna Taylor Halton ’03, July 11th, 2015 Logan Hart Herrington to Mary- Kathryn Millner Herrington ’00, August 5, 2015 Ann Emerson Humphreys to Courtney Taylor Humphreys ’01 on October 29, 2015 Dorothy Holt to Lee Davidson Holt ’95, April 29, 2015 Finch Dupuy Jacobs to Leigh Wilson Jacobs ’94, June 26, 2015 Joshua Graham Knight to Grace Jensen Knight ’05, June 12, 2015 Davidson Scott Smith, son of Mary Austin Mays Smith ’01. Catherine Elizabeth Label to Hallie Dinkelspiel Label ’94, July 14, 2015 Gwyneth Brooks Looney to Brooke Douglas Looney ’96, June 2, 2015 Eleanor Fishburn Manning, Anne Taylor Tipton Manning ’03, September 23rd, 2015 Christopher Watts McGlasson to Kristen Beasley McGlasson ’01, June 14, 2015 Elizabeth Roberts Novikoff to Katie Hobson Novikoff ’03, August 5th, 2015 Oliver Frank Plevak to Rachel Bearman Plevak ’99, January 14, 2015 James Dardis Robinson to Amy Reinhardt Robinson ’00, July 9, 2015 Teddy Taylor Segars to Rainey Ray Segars ’05, October 22, 2015 James Curtis Shields II to Allie Baker Shields ’10, May 29, 2015 Audrey Huang to Lily Shu ’99, May 2, 2015 Maggie Irene Singer to Shona Strachan Singer ’04, October 11, 2015 Davidson Scott Smith to Mary Austin Mays Smith ’03, September 25, 2015 Waring Hargrove Stone to Lauren Anderson Stone ’01, August 6, 2015 Continued — WINTER 2015 | 43
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