tiful reception at the Sagamore, a 88 for warmth during a cold high- events” in the New York area.
resort facility overlooking Lake alpine night. Kamran Atabai is a Andrea tells of a very successful
George. Mark is working in the resident in anesthesiology at San Campaign Andover event at
fixed income technology group at Francisco State University hospital. Chelsea Piers in November. Among
Arthur Bradford
ING Barings in New York and has He enjoys the green hills and multi­ the “trouble makers” were Annie
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been traveling all over the world. colored vistas out there. Rhodes, Marianna Baer, Eric
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Adam recently bought a house in Well, that's all the news that’s fit Gregg, Dave Jaye, Peter Juhas,
[email protected]
Salt Lake City, and has started his to print for this time. Please send George Kaye, Liz Lewis, Tyler
residency. me your stories and make ’em good; Merson, Christian Parker, Ben
Hello, ’88ers! Happy new millenni­
From London, Laura Frost wrote I have e-mail now. Peace out in Shin, Kate Spencer and Kent
um! How are you pizza chits doing?
this happy note: “It is always a 2000, praise Jah and keep on Strong. Not surprisingly, our class
Here’s some news: David Yashar
delight to hear what is going on keepin’ on. shut down the party. Peter Juhas
reports from Boston, where he is part
with all our classmates! I’m increas­ afterpartied with Hollis Fuller,
of a new company called Kabloom, a
ingly amazed by the number who Yvette Lee '90 and Evan Stone.
fresh cut flower superstore. The new 89
seem to be spending some time over Hollis lives on the Upper East Side
business is doing well, and David
here in London. I moved here and works for New York magazine.
says, “it’s a lot of hard work, but def­
straight out of university and have Yvette works at Tiffany’s, and Evan
initely rewarding.”
loved every minute of it. Hopefully at Skadden Arps. For New Year's
David Ross entered his fourth Serena Fong
I’ll catch up with some of the other Pete was in Antigua with his girl­
year as a doctoral student in English 83 Allison Road
Andover ex-pats at some point as 1 friend. Andrea’s New Year’s plan
at Oxford and is “enjoying a quiet Princeton NJ 08540
am planning on being a permanent was to hunker down at the Marine
routine of reading and writing,” (212) 254-3821
feature here (eight years and count­ Maritime Academy Millennium
hoping to finish his dissertation on [email protected]
ing). Part of the reason for this is Ball in Castine, Maine, with Paul
Tennyson, Wells and Woolfe some­
that at the end of this month (July Howe, Alex Tibbetts, Joe Lyons
time in 2000. Robert E. Kinney
31 to be exact) I will be marrying a and his fiance, Julia, Charles
Paula Rand Hornbostel and her Bracewell and Patterson, L.L.P.
Brit (Mark Gilbert) whom 1 have Phillips ’88 and his wife, Maureen,
husband, John, welcomed a seven- South Tower Pennzoil Place
been with for 6 years! Julie Plati is Roddy Scheer '88, Jen Scheer
pound, three-ounce baby girl named 711 Louisiana Street Suite 2900
flying over to be my maid of honor. Lieberman '82, Stefanie Scheer ’81
Summer. Paula, who lives in New Houston TX 77002
Looking at the class notes, it and Andrew Young '81. Lee
York, recently had lunch with Tina (713)221-1330
appears I’m behind on the marriage Webster also planned to be in
Kukk, who is soon moving to the (713) 221-1212 (fax)
front. ... I changed jobs last year Maine (Kennebunkport) for 2000
Big Apple. Paula also sees Liz Doyle [email protected]
and moved from financial journal­ with her son, Andre, 1, and her par­
Carey down in the West Village.
ism into financial press/public rela­ ents. Since reunion, Lee has kept in
Justin Blake is in his third year of Dave Mainen
tions with a firm based in London contact with Jen Stableford, who,
vet school on Prince Edward Island 8149 Larkin Lane
called The Maitland Consultancy. at last check, was attending Loyola
in Canada. He spent the summer Vienna VA 22182
My fiancee and I have also been Medical School.
working in Camden, Maine, at a (703) 204-1921
hard at work converting a ware­ Serena Fong writes that
small animal clinic and plans to [email protected]
house loft into a habitable, and I Katrinka Reinhardt’s reunion
head back to Malibu, Calif., to open
think we’ve finally achieved it, just absence was due to Kat’s journey to
a practice sometime in 2001. I hope everybody survived their
in time for the U.S. crew to arrive India. Kat is working at a research
Chris Carroll reports that his respective millennium celebrations!
for the wedding. Jules is working in lab in Berkeley and applying to
twin girls, Frieda and Penelope, are Thanks for the great response this
Bethesda, Md., and is . . . buying an archaeology programs. Attendees at
following in his track-star footsteps. round!
apartment in Georgetown.” Emily Webb’s birthday bash in New
Frieda is the Tennessee state champ Amy Davis Mason lives in
I hope everyone noticed that York included Serena, Bettine
in the high jump for girls 12 and Denver with her husband and 1-
Class of '86 scooped us and Carroll, Courtney and Bob
under. “Penelope would have won year-old daughter, Hanna. After
announced the release of Eliza Gibbons, Andy Kunian, James
the 400-meter dash,” wrote Chris, teaching Spanish in grades 3-5,
Minot’s first novel, The Tiny One, McLain, Mike Megalli, Andrea
“but she fell and broke her thumb.” Amy is starting an interpreting busi­
last September. Well done, Eliza! Newell, Paul Howe, Todd Fletcher
Heather Meaney Lee and her ness to provide translation services
That’s all for now. Again, apolo­ ’87 and Kevin O’Brien ’92.
husband, Owen welcomed their first to law firms, hospitals and other
gies for missing the issue—the Michele Drysdale lives in
child, Maura Rose, into the world. companies.
August deadline fell in a whirlwind Brooklyn and works for the Albert
They live in Wixom, Mich. Further west, Jennifer Futrell
between our long-awaited trip to G. Oliver Program, a nonprofit
Betsy Amstutz lives in London. married Andrew Shotts last
Tanzania and an abrupt resignation organization that assists academical­
Dave Massingham writes, “I am October, and, after moving from
from my comfy law firm job to go to ly talented African-American and
not playing football, relegated to Sun River to Portland, Ore., traded
work for a telecom start-up. Latino students in gaining access to
softball. Still in sales, engaged in her skis for galoshes. Jennifer is
Congrats all, on the jobs, babies, independent schools. Outside of
recently. Living in Boston. What getting a master’s in interdiscipli­
wedding bells, and homes! work, Michele is a professional
else ya want?” nary studies and is expecting her
Inspired by the turning-30 self- dancer, performing with her group,
Christina Erickson is based in first child this April. She saw Ted
reflection some of us may be putting Cambio Libre, a female ensemble
Washington, D.C., where she is a Helprin at an Andover event in
ourselves through, Annie and Stan that specializes in Afro-Cuban folk-
lawyer. She married Selcuk Cakir Portland, where Seth Bardo gave a
Tarr have been conspiring to com­ loric and secular music, singing and
on Aug. 8, 1998, in Istanbul, presentation. Jennifer sends her best
pile a collection ot stories about our dancing.
Turkey. They met in business school to Britt and Brennen Harbin.
most indelible Andover memories. Gina Hoods is a second-year ob-
at Harvard. Andrea Newell, in business
They are seeking contributions. If gyn resident. In September, she
Polly LaBarre just got back from school at Columbia with Annie
you are inspired to jot one down, attended Elisa Istueta's wedding in
a 29-month trek in Nepal, where Rhodes, encourages all New Yorkers
please send it in to Annie, me or New York. Also in attendance were
she climbed several ot the world's to visit http://www.andover.edu/
Stan ([email protected]). Tammie Simon, Evette Miranda,
highest peaks. At one point she had alumni/aany/home.html to receive
Keep all the great news coming. Aisha Jorge and her husband, Chris
to cut open a yak and crawl inside information on “smashing social
Yours, Cynthia Hekemian, all Class of ’88. Other