Adam and Lynn Bruen Winter have a new addition to their family. Meaghan Eileen joined big brother Ethan, 3, last February. They live in Northboro, Mass. . . . Jodie Hewey Murphy and her husband, Richard, live in North Chelmsford, Mass. They have two sons, Sean and Christopher. Jodie and Richard are both software engineers. . . . Patrick Devivo is living in Melrose, Mass. . . . Saranna Robinson Thornton is an assistant professor of economics at Colby. She and her husband, Michael, and son Paul live in Mary Low, where she is a faculty resident. Saranna says it is ironic that she ended up back at Colby and back in the dorms, but they eat in Dana because they like the food better there. She says the commute to the office is great, and there is no grocery shopping, cooking or dishes to do. She has also coached women's rugby. . . . Rick Forster and his wife, Maureen Bird, live in Holliston, Mass. Rick and Maureen have two sons, Tyler and Daniel. Rick is an assistant professor of medicine at University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester. He is also the associate director of the Medicine Housestaff Program. . . . Daphne Kaplan Hardcastle is an education evaluation specialist at the U.S. Department of Education. She and her husband, Tom, and their three daughters, Melanie, Julia and Natalie, live in Alexandria, Va. Daphne says she gets together with Lynn Quincy Albert at lunchtime since they work a few miles from each other. . . . Tony '80 and Mickey Mullen Cunningham are busy raising their two daughters, Flannery and Maddie, in Minnesota, where Tony teaches at St. John's. Mickey found time to teach an after-school arts program last fall with a course on self-portraits for fourth and fifth graders. She is planning on teaching more courses, and they plan to be in Spiddal, Ireland, on the west coast near Galway, heading up the St. John's program there in the fall of 1995. . . . As for your class secretary, my husband, Phil, and I are up to it again! We just bought our fourth house (aka fixer-upper) in 10 years. It's another antique that just cried out to us. It has 11 fireplaces, an indoor well and lots of unspoiled charm, so we're spending weekends peeling, painting, raking and pruning! We're still in the lovely town of Harvard about 35 miles northwest of Boston and hoping this is the end of the line in our history of house renovations. After eight years I am still working for West Publishing as an academic representative training law students how to use our on-line database called WESTLAW. . . . Our 15th reunion is now less than a year away. If anyone has any suggestions about what events and activities we should have at our 15th, please drop me a line, call me or e-mail me (beth wilson@mcimail). Also, the mail has gone dry lately, so please keep writing!
Class Correspondent: Beth Pniewski Wilson

Thad Burr has moved to Buenos Aires to open an insurance company for his employer, MetLife. . . . Terry Smith Brobst writes from Freeport, Maine, that she is a "severed" banker from the Fleet Financial Group, i.e., a victim of corporate downsizing, and after 10 years in banking is looking to explore new careers. Terry would also like to know how "Face" and "Tedious" are doing, as well as Ann and Peter. . . . Nancy Brown and Gregory Davis are living in Oakham, Mass., where Nancy is a senior research engineer for Norton Company and Gregory is a carpenter and cabinetmaker. Nancy finished her Ph.D. in 1990 and lived in Bayreuth, Germany, for two and a half years before settling in Massachusetts in 1993. . . . Andrea Brantner's company is sending her back to the head office in New York after two and a half years in Japan. She was sad to leave Japan but happy to return--and now feels she must decide what to be when she grows up! . . . Duncan Alexander and his wife, Carolyn Salafia Alexander, moved a year ago to Bethesda, Md., where Carolyn took a new job. Duncan quit his job of 10 years to stay at home for a year with their adopted Korean twins, Claire and Mark. . . . Sandy Montt Carter thinks of her Colby friends and experiences often and says, "Hello to everyone!" After graduating from Wellesley, Sandy went from working for a software company to running the Cornell University Regional Office for New England, a public relations position involving fund raising. Sandy and husband Steve have three children, Brant, 7, Tucker, 5, and daughter Dionis, 1. Steve is an antiques dealer specializing in antique clocks, and Sandy is now a mom and artist doing oil on canvas commission house portraits. . . . Stephen "Bub" Brown lives in Canton, Mass., with wife Sue and daughter Casey Marie, born 3/1/93. . . . Cathy Fracasse is moving eventually to S. Egremont, Mass., to a house designed by her sculptor husband, Allan Papscun. For now they are still in Roslindale, Mass. Cathy is a systems manager/investment compliance systems for Fidelity Investments. She hopes to use her master's in education (education media and technology) received from Boston University in 1993. . . . Diane Zavotsky announces the birth of her second daughter, Tess Diane McClenahan, 11/22/94. Sister Hayley is 3; dad is Daniel McClenahan. . . . Raymond George Jr. is in an exciting and growing orthodontia practice with his wife, Debra, and his father. Raymond and Debra have three children--Kelsey Ann, 5, Jenna-Rae, 3, Nicholas Williams, 2. George has recently been named to the board of directors of the Pawtucket Community Counseling Center. . . . Jennifer Maire Hagemann and husband Henry are self-employed with their own marketing company. They have two girls--Kate, 8, and Leita, 4. . . . Susan Robertson Kuzia sends news from Evans, Ga. Her husband, Stan '85, is a stockbroker with Robinson-Humphrey. Susan is a stay-at-home mom with a part-time business--Kuzia Creations. The biggest event in their lives was the addition of William Stanley, born 9/18/94. Big sister Virginia, 4, adores her little brother and is a big help. Life is definitely twice as exciting with two children. . . . Lesley Deyulio Defio is a medical information specialist and also a figure skating instructor. Her husband, Joe, is vice president of Jenkins Music Co. They have two Pekinese dogs, Truffles and Spike. . . . Laura Higgins sends news from an organic farm in Petrolia, Calif. Laura and her husband, Gair, live in a remote and unique community where their lifestyle is an occupation in itself! They have two sons--River, 5, and Arrow, 2--a dog, and numerous cats and chickens. Laura is very busy with widely varied community activities. They lack a computer and TV--but get many earthquakes. Laura and her family spent six weeks traveling lower Pacific Mexico by bus, which caused her some philosophical changes and convinced her that she is on a long road to fluency in Spanish. . . . Andrew Holtz has moved to Brookline, Mass., where he is in restaurant management. . . . In January, James Haddow became a partner at the Portland law firm where he works, Petrucelli & Martin. In March he was elected to a three-year term on the Limington, Maine, planning board.
Class Correspondent: Mimi Rasmussen

Sue Desrochers Patterson wrote that she and husband Kelvin (married in May 1994--"still newlyweds!") bought a condo in San Francisco in November 1994. I have their address in San Francisco so perhaps you San Franciscans can get together. . . . Will Fredette discovered five years ago that he loves computer programming, and he now develops software for BellSouth in Birmingham, Ala. He does stay grounded in his Renaissance classical roots with a steady diet of Homer and Shakespeare as well as German and Latin texts. Will and wife Martha live in Hoover, Ala., with daughters Mary, 5, and Grace, 2. Will can be reached on the Internet at: fredette@Scott.net. (Colby does have a World-Wide Web Home Page, Will, which can be accessed by the following address: http:\\www.colby.edu.) . . . Barbara Leonard and Dan Marra, who have been living in Waterville for years, were married in October 1993 and were able to get away for two weeks to travel to Tuscany last fall. I know Barb and Dan are enjoying their gardening right now! . . . Phineas Gay is president of Direct Results Group in Boston. He started the agency in November 1994, having left the direct marketing agency with which he had worked for 10 years. His agency specializes in direct marketing communications across all media to be applied to all forms of advertising. One of Phin's most exciting services: his Internet development team helps clients establish their own "web sites" on the Internet. Phinn's address is: htp;//www.direct results.com/group. Phin says he's bumped into John Northrop, Ken Emery, Jamie Town, Jim Hart '84, Dave Glass, Mark Tolette and others. . . . Rob Highland and his wife, Kelly, live with their daughter, Emma Katherine, 2, in Hickory, N.C. Rob is the newest member of a private practice OB-Gyn group. He and Kelly expect a new baby in September. . . . In Rhode Island, Sandy Demmler is the owner of a commercial interior design firm that specializes in the design of health care environments. Her daughters are Mia Danielle, 11, and Carleigh, 7. . . . Donald Kennedy '58 is the superintendent for the Maynard Public Schools, where Lisa Murry Donohue works as high school guidance counselor and health education coordinator. Lisa lives with hubby Kevin and their children, Andrew, 5 1/2, and Amanda, 4, in Shrewsbury, Mass. Lisa earned her CAGS in counseling psychology from Anna Maria College in May and is glad that her CAGS will validate her clinical ability and match her experience as an educator. . . . Kevin and Karen Nickerson Purcell welcomed their newest baby, Nick Arnold, in April 1994. His sister Kate is 4. . . . In Waitsfield, Vt., lives Karla Hostetler and her family of four cockatiels and two parakeets. She works as an international development consultant for the nonprofit organization Aid to Artisans. She just returned from Russia, where she met with over 50 artisans and small business owners to evaluate the impact of an Aid to Artisans project there. Karla has spent considerable time helping artisans around the world (recently, Ghana, Guatemala and Peru) to earn income by developing export businesses. . . . Please take a minute to send me a note. I love to read your letters and answer questions about addresses when I have the info. Please send photos of yourself and any significant others so we can keep these for those "later," golden years when we want to look back lovingly. And if anyone has photos of our years at Colby that you'd like to send me for use in a scrapbook, it's none too soon to be thinking about our 15th reunion. A scrapbook filled with memorabilia would make a wonderful addition to being together. . . . In February 1994, when I learned of the untimely death of Jack Kleinman, I sent his family a card of sympathy from all of us. Recently, Jack's sister Jan wrote to me to thank us for our note. Her family shared my sentiment that our friend Jack had died being challenged by something outdoors that he loved. We remember him with smiles and pray that we can live our lives today so that we have no regrets when our time comes. My best to you all.
Class Correspondent: Sally Lovegren Merchant

Lots of news to report, especially in the baby department! Mia Rosner Roop is working and living in Los Angeles on S. Bundy St. (infamous of late as Nicole Brown Simpson's address). She and her husband, Larry '81, have a son, John Lawrence (born 12/2/94), and two dogs. Mia is a distribution sales manager for Symantec Corp., a software company. Larry is an actor and has appeared in several films, including JFK, and on such television shows as Unsolved Mysteries and Dangerous Curves. . . . Sonia Kaloosdian Hale writes that she and her husband had their first child, daughter Alexandra Marie (born 9/94), and that she will continue her graphic design firm on a part-time basis while renovating their new house in Wellesley, Mass. She would love to hear from anyone in the area--and especially misses those Phi Delt parties. . . . Deb Reinke recently moved to Richmond, Va., after spending five years in Michigan completing her M.S. in natural resources and obtaining a teaching certificate in science. She is a science teacher in a middle school for gifted children. She and partner Rose Deane made a commitment of life and love to each other on the autumnal equinox 1994. Deb wonders how many other alumni(ae) feel afraid to share their lives in this magazine. . . . Jon and Sue Palmer Stone recently had their second child, Abigail Johnson (born 12/17/94). Their first, Roger, is 3. Sue and family are now living in Newport Beach, Calif., though they still own their house in New Canaan, Conn., and hope to return eventually. Sue has taken time off from teaching French and Spanish to be a full-time mom. . . . Julie Stebbins Disa is the director of financial aid services at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Joseph, her husband, is a plastic surgeon at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She writes that her son, Joseph Michael (born 2/15/94), is a joy, and they are enjoying chasing after him. Julie finished her master's of science in June 1990. . . . Shelly Lent Gillwald forgets what her title is--since she doesn't write it often--but thinks it is director of communications and development at Loudown Hospital Center in Virginia. She and husband Pete, a landscape architect, have a full house with son Karsten Rainer (born 3/20/93) and daughter Anika Nicole (born 7/13/94), along with a dog, Beam'r, and a teenage au pair. As far as free time, Shelly spends it chasing after kids, dogs or the au pair. Life sure has changed since her days at Sugarloaf, after the move to Virginia and a mortgage. She keeps in touch with Wendy Glenn '85 and Shannon Flynn. So what is Shannon up to? . . . Leslie and Nathan Emerson are in Jackson, Wyo. He works as a ski instructor and in marketing for Jackson Hole Ski Corporation--and skis 150 days a year. Leslie is the executive director at Jackson Hole Land Trust. They are very proud of Tomba, Prince of the Tetons, a yellow lab/retriever. And "Waldo" has changed to "Nato" (since Kato was taken?). Nato also coaches Little League and will travel to Finland to help train a Lapland Ski School. He sees other Jacksonites--Jamie Mackintosh '82 and Jonathan Selkowitz '88. . . . Wayne '85 and Sandra Winship Eddy are living in Cheshire, Conn., with two kids, Katharine, 2 1/2, and Jesse, 1. Sandy is working part time as a consulting manager at Digital Equipment and also volunteers as the vice president of Cheshire Newcomers Club. . . . Bernd and Kaiya Vittands Hefele and their three kids, Karl (born 5/3/90), Katrina (8/20/91) and Celeen (3/7/94), are living in Hopatcong, N.J. Bernd is an attorney and just completed his M.B.A. at Columbia. Kaiya is a management consultant. They have just finished renovating their 100-year-old home on a lake. Kaiya writes that skiing with two kids in tow and one in a backpack is not what she imagined for herself while schussing down the slopes at Sugarloaf as an undergrad--though she wouldn't change it for the world! . . . John Gagne is now a doctor of dentistry, which he thinks may surprise some of you. He finally owns an Alfa Romeo, too. Some things take a while but are worth it. John and wife Susan live in Watertown, Conn., and he would love to hear from Dibs, Critter and Maddog and any other Johnson/Averillites from 1980-82. . . . The next missing alumnus we want to know about is Eric Van Gestel.
Class Correspondent: Maura Cassidy

My last column. . . . Anna Sandstrom is currently working on her Ph.D. in Medieval/Renaissance French literature. . . . Carol Simon is the head women's basketball coach at Brandeis University in Boston. . . . Nancy and Gregory Shefrin were new parents as of June 26, 1994, when Zachary Lee was born. Greg is an assistant vice president at the Bank of New York. . . . Matthew Steven Smith is working as a teacher at Headlands Institute, a nonprofit field science school. School groups attend the institute for one-day to five-day programs and do outdoor projects. These include marine science, group challenges and all-day hikes. Headlands Institute is one of three campuses doing environmental education and is run by Yosemite National Institutes. Matthew lives in Sausalito, Calif. . . . Faith Delaney graduated from Northeastern University School of Law in May 1994. She is a staff attorney at G.W. & Wade, a financial planning company in Wellesley, Mass., where she works in estate and investment planning. . . . Kathryn Clarke and Rick Anderson have had another child, Brady Christopher Anderson, on July 27, 1994. His big sister, Emily, 3, is adjusting well now that she knows she is still the boss! . . . Sarah Kellogg has suffered through her first year in law school at Boston University. After five years in New Haven, she threw caution to the wind and left her job as risk manager for an HMO to attend law school. "I plan to pursue a career in health care law in some form or another, assuming I survive law school, " says Sarah. Hang in there! . . . Debbie Neumann is a cardiology fellow at Lahey Clinic in Burlington, Mass. She has been working with Paul Burns for three years; one while doing residency at Boston City Hospital and now in a community hospital emergency room. . . . Christine Rona Alban had twin girls, Jennifer and Nicole, on September 8, 1994. Life has been crazy, she reports, but lots of fun ever since. Suzanne Krumm Yerdon is the godmother to both girls. At the time Chris wrote, she was considering returning to work as a part-time consultant at Scudder, Stevens & Clark. . . . I recently heard from Janet Lamoreau Cyr, who is living in Oshkosh, Wis., with her husband, Tom. She is as vivacious and positive as ever. . . . Tom Valinote's address has been found! He is living in Los Angeles and has been on the TV shows NYPD Blue and Babylon 5. Last December he did a comedy show in Santa Monica, Calif., at the Upfront Theatre. Tom writes that he and his dog welcome visitors. . . . I still have lots of letters and questionnaires but no room to print it all. Don't worry, I will forward all the valuable news to our new class secretary, Barbara Knox Autran. She and her husband, Frederic, had a son, Dylan Alexandre, on February 27, 1994, and she will tell you all about him in her next column. I have enjoyed keeping you updated about our class. May your lives be filled with much happiness.
Class Correspondent: Mary Alice Weller-Mayan

Many changes continue to shape our lives since those carefree days of burgers at the Spa, frisbee games by Johnson Pond or road trips to Three Dollar Dewey's in Portland. Molly Couch is a supervising teacher in the fifth grade at the Smith College Campus School. She is currently working towards a purple belt in tae kwon do and preparing for a July wedding to her fiancé, Sean Ward. . . . Karen Jodoin is teaching biology and coaching girls' varsity basketball at Thayer Academy in Braintree, Mass. She loves living in the Boston area and catching the Celtics games, even if they had an off year! . . . Nancy Norris Gould left her work in the defense industry a year ago and is now a senior financial analyst for T.J. Maxx. The on-site day care provided at her office is a huge help with 2-year-old Sam and his new little sibling (who had not yet arrived at the time of this article). . . . Joan-Beth Witkes Gow completed her Ph.D. in biology at Clark University in May 1994 and is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology. She credits her background in science at Colby, particularly her experiences in Professor Champlin's genetics class, with helping to get her through grad school. Joan-Beth and her husband, Neil, are anxiously awaiting the arrival of their first child. . . . Nancy Goldberg is an English instructor at Southern Maine Technical College in Portland. She and Vito Courtney were engaged in November 1994 and are planning for a May 1996 wedding in Gloucester, Mass. . . . Joe and Susan Maxwell Reisert are living as resident tutors at Harvard. Sue is involved with students studying women's issues, public service and religion. She also holds three other jobs, including director of the first-year community service programs, assistant to the assistant dean of the college for coeducation and assistant minister at North Prospect Church in Cambridge, which she loves. She was hoping to be ordained this spring. . . . After working with foreigners for two years in Paris and five years in Seattle at Microsoft, James Lebaron decided to get a master's in teaching from Seattle University. He is now a very happy high school French teacher. He is still in contact with Jennie (Webster '89) and Matt Hartley (who had their first baby, James Gibson) and with several Colby friends from the Class of 1984. James is always eager to read this column upon the arrival of the magazine but wishes more people would share their news! . . . Brent and Jill Stasz Harris, as well as Brad, 10, and Jake, 3, are excited about their move westward this summer. The Harris family will leave our nation's capital to become the Stanford U family. Brent finished his last year of an M.D./Ph.D. program at Georgetown and will be starting a residency in pathology, and after four years at an economic consulting firm in D.C., Jill will be in the M.B.A. program at Stanford. . . . Mark and Lori Moody Holmes welcomed daughter Sarah Beth last November. Still functioning on very little sleep with a wee one at home, Lori returned to part-time work as a systems manager for Liberty Mutual near her home in Somersworth, N.H. . . . Michael Hipson may live and work in the Lone Star State, but he claims he's still a Yankee at heart! The addition of Connor, now 16 months old, has given a new meaning to Michael and Gina's lives, and they claim their second child may not be far behind. On his business travels from New York, Mark Needham is a frequent visitor to the Hipsons  . . . Meena and Daniel Hewett are both architects practicing and teaching in Boston. Despite busy schedules, they were able to make a wonderful visit to India recently. . . . Larry and Kelly McPhail Mendez proudly announce the birth of daughter Kristin Layne, who arrived in January. The happy family lives outside of Dallas and welcomes any Colby classmates to stop for a visit. . . . I've been back in my private school admissions role for over a year now and continue to keep busy as ever. I serve on the board of the nursery school my kids attend, chair a mothers' group at my church and teach Sunday school to 3- and 4-year-olds. Hunter will be 5 this fall and loves school, computers, sports and movies. Paige, our little Picasso, turned 3 in July and is excited about starting preschool and ballet lessons in September.
Class Correspondent: Gretchen Bean Lurie

I've bumped into Hilary Seward a few times on the streets of Boston--she's working as the marketing communications manager for Hunneman Real Estate. . . . Ayme Allison has moved to a small town in Connecticut to work at the Gunnery School. (Drum Potter went to high school here, according to Ayme.) She is the assistant dean of students and director of student activities. The hours are crazy, but she loves her job and doesn't miss the rat race of Boston at all. . . . Zach Abrams took a leave from GE Capital and started business school at the Wharton School. He told me that Paul Carmillo is working at Biogen of Boston, Brad Olson '90 is also attending Wharton, Dave Caspar is married and working in New York City and Eric Zieff got married in July and is getting a Ph.D. in psychology. . . . Steven and Ellen Krause Teplitz bought a house in Washington, D.C., and have enjoyed the joys of fixing it up! . . . Mel Brown is still the dean of girls and modern languages department chair at the St. Andrew's School in Middletown, Del. Mel took 12 students to Mexico to do a 10-day commitment service project last summer. They helped build a basketball/soccer court in a small community outside Tijuana. . . . Laura and Randy Catlin have been enjoying living in Yarmouth after a year in Damariscotta, Maine. He writes, "I'm still working at `the Yard' and will be going back to school to do an 18-month--one day a week--M.B.A. program at Northeastern. I've been working on a new destroyer design, and Laura is designing and selling ads for Portland Magazine." Randy is excited to see that the rowing program started by '87, '88 and '89 class members is still growing. . . . Monika Chas has been living in Montclair, N.J., where she works in regulatory affairs in pharmaceuticals. She has had the thrill of 20 pieces of her artwork being displayed at a local gallery. Monika has been thinking of moving to Boston and continues to work on her thesis for a master's in French literature. . . . Carol Ann Beach is currently the head women's basketball coach at Connecticut College. . . . Jane Clark writes that she is a social worker and substance abuse counselor for grades 4-12 in a school system near where she lives. Her husband is also a social worker for a psychiatric hospital. They've been enjoying married life and remodeling their house. . . . Keep the news coming.
Class Correspondent: Sara Dickison

Rosie Ahkami, M.D., is living in New York City and finishing her first year of residency in psychiatry at New York Hospital/Cornell University. . . . Maria Bonneville Berry and husband James have their hands full up in Nashua, N.H., with their two boys, Jacob, 3, and Thomas, born last October. James is a chef, and Maria is working on a course in writing for children. . . . Andy '87 and Debbie Mann Johnson recently moved to Ohio after Andy completed his Ph.D. in molecular and cellular biology. He's now doing cancer research at Ohio State, and Debbie is a medical secretary. . . . Suzanne Milauskas Goldwin married a British chartered accountant last October and honeymooned in Hawaii. The wedding party included Susan Keliher, Tracy Gionfriddo, Karen O'Shea '90 and Jeff Schaefer '90. Suzanne is now living in London and working for an art publisher. . . . In NYC, Brendan Cahill is the director of client services for the William Doyle Galleries, which deals in rare books, maps, autographs and rare and fine wines. He hangs out with Tom Cahill, Tucker Offutt, Kevin Oates '88 and Jan Gisholt. . . . Brian Connors reports: "Lyle `The Wanderer' Muir decided to make a pit stop in Quantico, Va., and just completed boot camp at the U.S. Marine Corps Officer Candidates School. The former certified physical fitness consultant said, `The boot camp sounded like a good exercise program.' And Steve `Valedictorian' Rand is currently challenging his mind at Dartmouth's Tuck Business School. He lives off campus with dual grade school teacher and wife Karen Faunce '90. When asked his rationale for getting an M.B.A., Steve states, `I have mastered the art of proper grocery bagging and now it's on to the next level.'" Brian also writes that he and high school sweetheart Michelle LaRocco (Bowdoin '89, Yale '92) are getting married in March and will live in Bow, N.H., where they recently bought a house. . . . Rick Cahaly is a project manager for an environmental consulting firm in Boston called TechLaw, Inc., which frequently sends him back to Maine to oversee work being done on hazardous waste sites. He is also doing some grad work in the environmental field at Tufts and reports that Kerry and Greg Igo had a son, Timothy, last October. They both work for Clean Harbors, Inc., and Greg has finished an M.B.A. from Babson. . . . Ingrid Kasaks-Moyer has been working in the marketing department of L&F Products and is project manager for Diaparene Baby Wipes, Wet Ones and Lysol. Husband Quinn is the sales manager at Seely & Arnill, an aggregate company, which sells sand and gravel to construction companies. Mike D'Agostino manages to see the Moyers twice a year for skiing and golfing. On the way back from visiting relatives in Estonia and Latvia, Ingrid saw Sarah Maddox-Rogers during a stopover in London, where Sarah and husband Peter are having fun painting and furnishing a gorgeous house they bought. Sarah helps run the Saatchi gallery and is excited about being in the art world. . . . Sue Braton and Nick Childs '90 were married on New Year's Eve, 1993. Sue is in Columbia Business School, and the couple live in the NYC area. . . . Stacey Mitchell is also in NYC, working as a lawyer for the district attorney's office after graduating from Tulane law school last year. . . . Julie Margolis is back in New York after a transfer from her advertising agency. She had been in South America for a year. . . . Carolyn Harper is living on the East Side of NYC and working in an art gallery.
Class Correspondent: Deborah A. Greene