CLASS N O I E S
newlywed ’89ers include: Craig
Peters to Janel Katherine Plank
Wedding Bells Aren’t Breaking Up This Gang
(May 8, 1999); Janies Thomforde
to Elizabeth Gantt Helstein (May
22, 1999); Ed Jasaitas to Kathleen
Alice Murphy (July 17, 1999); and
Britt Neubohn to Phil Hult. In
attendance at Britt’s wedding was
Laura Bauschard, who has moved
to San Francisco and continues to
recruit high-tech executives at
Christian and Timbers.
Roberto Woldenberg, now mar­
ried three years to Carrie Zlotnick,
recently left J.P. Morgan to join
Indigo Capital in New York. He
reports that Ricardo Lima moved to
London with the law firm of Simpson
Thacher and was recently engaged to
Courtenay Myers; Andy Lee is fin­
ishing his M.B.A. at N.Y.U.; and
Adam Pechter is a “serial dater”
(Roberto’s words, not mine) in New
Jersey, where he is busy giving A number of Andover alumni helped celebrate the marriage of Tyler Newton
Democrats a shot in the arm.
’91 to Mia Johnson in Minneapolis, Minn., in June. Left to right are: Sasha
While studying law at Oxford,
Kipka ’91, Josh Tulgan ’91, Nat Furman ’91, Jason Heim ’92, the bride, the
Hassan Ahari was promptly dis­
groom, Victoria Farley Hostin ’91, Christoph Cushman ’91, Hilary Lerner
tracted by rowing. As captain of his
Gershman ’91, Charlie Glass ’91, Tim Newton ’94 and Max Hoover ’91.
boat club, he beat Cambridge in the
lightweight division at Henley. He
now works for the law firm of
Clifford Chance in London.
and hosts numerous film-related University. She enjoys teaching
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programs in Baltimore. Check out a classes to undergraduates, and play­
and Ulrike Wiehr enjoyed some
great write-up on Gabe in the Sept. ing tennis and water polo—a sport
autumn sun in Paris at a small
19, 1999, Baltimore Sun. Also in she picked up while attending
Andover reunion. Malte works as a
Tom Seeley
print: Flip Block in the October Wesleyan.
free-lance journalist in Germany,
1572 Heifer Rd.
issue of Town and Country, and Will Clark writes from Austin,
and Li Ann as a doctor in London.
Skaneateles NY 13152
Sarah Rafferty in the Aug. 2, 1999, Texas, and assures us he’s not get­
Ulrike is a consultant for the Boston
(315) 253-531 1 (w)
Greenwich Times. ting pregnant like many of our class­
Consulting Group, but is on sabbat­
(315) 685-2311 (h)
Kristin Humphries Furtado cor­ mates. Will recently ran into Liz
ical in 2000 to pursue an M.B.A. at
[email protected]
rects a previous Bulletin by reporting Mann ’88, who is attending the
INSEAD, in Fontainebleau, France.
that she lives in New Bedford, Univ. of Texas business school, and
Also abroad, Karina Jeronimides, a
Jennifer C. Eby
Mass., not Bedford. She is in the Randall Kempner ’88, who graduat­
fifth year graduate student at Yale, is
3699 Clay St., Apt. 5
beginning stages of building a house ed with Will from business school in
in Paris at the Ecole Normale
San Francisco CA 94111
in Westport, Mass. Any information ’98. Will’s New Year’s plans are to
Superieure working on her disserta­
(415) 752-4457 (h)
on building a home is appreciated “go remote” by gathering with fami­
tion on the representation of hero­
(415) 544-4737 (w)
([email protected]). Rich ly and friends on his grandparents’
ines in 18th century French novels.
[email protected]
Leonard traveled to New Zealand ranch in deep-south Texas. Kenny
Karina spent Christmas in Rio with
for a month or so before starting a Davis, Sabine Gebser and Jennifer
her family and New Year’s in Paris
As flakes continue to fall and drifts
new job with the Audax Group, a Giles ’90 planned to camp on
with friends.
pile up the window sill, my thoughts
private equity firm in Boston. The Catalina Island for the millennium
Not wanting to depress her par­
turn to lazy summer days, basking in
year 2000 will mark the 10th year in with a big bonfire and a lot of cham­
ents with another Bulletin without
the sun. And of course, to our alma
business for Matthew Ferrara pagne and better visibility of the
her name, Sarah Burgess writes
mater, from which we graduated
Seminars. The company, based in comet they hoped to sight at mid­
that she’s in her second year of a
almost 10 years ago.
Methuen, Mass., consists of nation­ night. Ethan Ayer planned to ring
Ph.D. program in the department of
The time to start planning ahead
ally accredited instructors, techni­ in the millennium by heading to the
genetics and molecular biology at
for reunion is now. The date is June
cal consultants and personal train­ deep woods of Tennessee with a
the University of Hawaii. She is
9-11, 2000, so all of you should go
ers. Matt currently holds the posi­ group of New Yorkers—mostly col­
studying an endangered species on
directly to your bosses and ask lor
tion of technology chair for the lege friends.
the island of Oahu and works on
that time ('If, then call the Alumni
International Real Estate Educators Health and happiness to all in
two of the diseases wiping our
Affairs office and ask how and when
Association and was Educator of the 2000 and beyond!
native Hawaiian birds. She plans to
you will be able to make arrange­
Year in 1998. Anyone wanting to
spend the New Year in Burlington,
ments. 1 know, you just want to hear
know more can visit his Web site al
Vt., with Cristin Chafe, who lives
about your classmates.
www.mfseminars.coni.
with her dog and her boyfriend in Please visit
Sanders Adu graduated from
Jessica Holden has a wonderful
the middle of Lake Champlain (on
our NI:W \\U sin> at U.(’. Berkeley law school in |ime.
husband, Jesse Sherwood, and home
Grand Isle).
No word on where lie is working
in Raleigh, N.C., where she pursues
Gabe Wardell works as a consul­
w w w.a n dove r.c (I
ii yet, but we look lorward to his iism^
a Ph.D. in sociology at N.C. State
tant to the Maryland Film Festival
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