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36 ROAST THE COACH! April 28, 2007 More than 100 alums returned to campus to honor their beloved coach and friend, Robert Hendrickson. The evening was a tribute not only to Bob’s service to the Academy, but to the indelible mark he left on the lives of his players and students. The event also raised funds to support the Robert J. Hendrickson Scholarship Fund which will enable deserving students to attend Newark Academy. Bob was toasted and roasted by, among others, Larry Cetrulo ’67 and Pat Ciccone ’62. Many more contributed to a commemorative videotape. Thanks to the hard work of Van Stevens ’65 and Scott Russell ’65, all those who attended had a wonderful and warm time remembering their days at NA and their inspirational coach. 1: Bruce Goddin, John Limmer, Lee Abbey, Lisa Melillo ’75, Mark Melillo ’74 2: Tom Hennigan ’77, Bob Hendrickson, Dillard Kirby ’77 3: Van Stevens ’65 4: Whitney Russell ’62, Ralph Rosamilia ’62, Lanny Davis ’63, Scott Russell ’65 5: Bud D’Avella ’62, Pat Ciccone ’62, Bob Hendrickson OUTREACH fall 2007 BUY THE DVD! The tribute to “Coach” was captured on DVD — complete with a montage, “roast-style” speeches and interview comments from special friends. You will receive this memorable DVD when you make a gift of $100 or more. All proceeds benefit the Robert J. Hendrickson Scholarship Fund. Contact Jennifer Maffei in the advancement office for more information, jmaffei@newarka.edu, or call 973.992.7000, ext. 362. 1 2 4 5 3
POINTS OF VIEW Alumni Art Exhibit THE McGRAW GALLERY October 2007 ALUMNI ARTISTS ADDRESS STUDENTS, EXHIBIT WORK AND RECONNECT WITH FACULTY AND STAFF Sources of inspiration, technique and memories of Newark Academy were topics of discussion during the morning IB Studio Art gallery talk, as well as at the afternoon reception and faculty tea held in conjunction with the opening of the McGraw Gallery art exhibit, “Points of View,” on Friday, October 5. The title of this exhibit, “Points of View,” reflects the very personal and diverse approaches to making art as evidenced in the works of 12 Newark Academy alumni ranging from the classes of 1956-2006. These accomplished artists work in a variety of media including painting, photography, glass, film and printmaking. Each work of art gives the viewer insight into the artist’s vision, technique and life experience. Gallery Director Elaine Brodie said, “It is wonderful for the current Newark Academy community to see that making art is a lifelong passion. We are very proud of these talented artists who are sharing their work with their alma mater.” Nancy McGaughan, director of alumni relations, added, “It was wonderful to see the sharing of different points of view from different eras at Newark Academy. Both artists and students gained new perspectives from their interactions.” The Minuteman Golf Invitational WILD TURKEY GOLF CLUB HARDYSTON, NJ May 23, 2007 More than 140 golfers participated in a beautiful day of spirited golf competition, followed by prizes, raffles and a silent auction at the cocktail reception. The event, which has become increasingly popular over the years, raised more than $50,000 in net proceeds to benefit the Alumni Fund for Faculty. THE ALUMNI ARTISTS Arthur Block ’56, Matt Brodie ’06, Wendy Prather Burwell ’80, Leslie Abney Ford ’74, Jamie Harris ’93, Anne Herbst ’78, Julia Kaye ’03, Rachel Klinghoffer ’01, Tim Merrick ’83, Lisa Shah Sen ’98, Stephen Slutzker ’56 and Dennis Vasquez ’92. ALUMNI GATHERINGS fall 2007 37
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