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Winter 2007 Dublin School Class of 2006 the Dubliner winter 2007 Dublin School Class of 2006 ROW 1 HONORS Amy Marie DiBecelle, Fairfield, CT (Southern Connecticut Univ.) Seong-Ho Hong, Dana Sloane Watters, Lisa Connell Cameron, Dana Sloane Watters, Bedford, MA (American University) Kayla Ashley Bullock, Alison Marie St. George, Elaine Kathryn Frenette, Marta Otoño Stockwell, Hye Jung Eun, Kayla Ashley Bullock, Rindge, NH (Ithaca College) Genesis Iman Mullins, Craig Stephen Ledoux Hyun Kyung Park, Seoul Korea (Pratt Institute) ROW 2 Seong-Ho Hong, Seoul, Korea (Johns Hopkins University) Erin Marie Coneys, Rindge, NH (University of New Hampshire) Alexander Kim, Seoul, Korea (Pennsylvania State University) Elaine Kathryn Frenette, Lancaster, NH (Colorado College) Cylvie Cyuzuzo, Republic of Rwanda, (Plattsburgh State University) Katherine Sarah Nagler, Santa Monica, CA (Curry College) Ashley Michelle Farrell, Brooklyn, NY (Vassar College) Jordan Lindsay Brown, Norfolk, MA (Rider University) ROW 4 Meredith Abigale Park, Wilmette, IL (Plymouth State University) Chase James Ve t t e s e , Pasadena, CA (Curry College) Marta Otoño Stockwell, Keene, NH (Alfred University) Spencer Claydon Ve r n ey , Hancock, NH (Eckerd College) Lisa Connell Cameron, Brattleboro, V T (St. Lawrence University) Michael Cosgrove Gorman, Hubbard Woods, IL Jessica Lunken Hopple, Cincinnati, OH (Massachusetts College of Art) (Illinois Wesleyan University) Hye Jung Eun, Kyungkido, Korea (Emerson College) Coleman North Davis, Dublin, NH (Sacred Heart University) Kaitlin Rowen Beals, Savannah, GA (Mount Holyoke College) Robin James Leask, Mason, NH (University of New Hampshire) Alison Marie St.George, Peterborough, NH (Wheaton College) Theodore Aaron David Ginsburg, Greenwich, NY Joo Hyun Lee, Seoul, Korea (Carnegie Mellon University) (University of Vermont) ROW 3 Hoin Hwang, Sungnam, Korea (University of Wisconsin, Madison) Emily Sarah Heyland, Greenwich, CT (Rider University) Khamal Dwight Edwards, Va l l ey Stream, NY (Hunter College CUNY) Julia Kate Robinson, Davis, CA (University of Mary Washington) Colby Dall Sabutis, Chester, NH (Colby-Sawyer College) Andrew Ingraham Lord, Amherst, MA (Univ. of New Hampshire) Samuel Lord Pratt, Boston, MA (New England College) Craig Stephen Ledoux, Keene, NH (Saint Michael’s College) Eric Matthew Edgerton, Stuart, FL (University of Vermont) Max Bennett Blumenfeld, New Yo r k City, NY (Curry College) Finnegan B. Hewitt, Nelson, NH (Hartwick College) Daniel Ryan Kaufler, Miami, FL (Lynn University) Genesis Iman Mullins, New Haven, CT (Smith College) Dublin School Board of Trustees 2006-2007 President, Nicholas S. Thacher Dedham MA Vice President, Paul S. Horovitz P’92, St. Thomas USVI the Dubliner Treasurer, David E. Howe H’95 winter 2007 Marlborough NH Secretary, Jason D. Potts ’96, Boston MA 2 A Note from the Headmaster Ann Bullock P’04, ’06, ’08 (ex-officio) Rindge NH 3 Dublin School 2006 Academic Awards Patricia A. Fletcher H’05, Worcester MA 4 Commencement 2006 George B. Foote, Carlisle MA 5 Admission Report, Spring 2007 Richard C. Harding ’66, Portsmouth NH 6 Introducing New Dublin School Faculty and Administration Peter Imhoff, Dublin NH 8 The Perkin Fund Grant Carleton R. Ladd ’60, P’87, ’88 Boston MA 10 Celebrating Generosity–– Mary Ledoux P’06, Keene NH Dublin School Annual Report of Giving Betsy Lindfors, Peterborough NH 17 Dublin Birthday Book Program John E. Mattson ’71, Carlisle MA 18 Alumni Weekend, May 4-6, 2007 Michael J. Mullins ’93, Braintree MA 19 Class Notes Nancy O’Neill P’07, (ex-officio) Harrisville NH The Dubliner is published by Michael D. Redmond P’03, Jaffrey NH Dublin School L. Phillips Runyon III P’88, ’92 PO Box 522 Peterborough NH 18 Lehmann Way Brett Smith ’88, New Yo r k NY Dublin, New Hampshire 03444 Jason E. Smith ’92 (ex-officio) 603-563-8584 Providence RI www.dublinschool.org Sharron H. Smith P’92, Hinsdale NH Editor: Donna Stone, Development & Alumni Office William C. Spencer ’86 Fort Lauderdale FL Copy Editor: Dorine Ryner A.B. Whitfield, Brooklyn NY Design & Production: Baker Salmon Design Photography: Brian Bouton, Richard Gaskell, Scott Olsen ’07, Anne Mackey, and Donna Stone Life Trustees Printing: Sim’s Press Louisa Birch ’57, Weston MA Carlos E. Bosch ’46, P’78, ’79, ’83 If you note any errors or inconsistencies in this report, please write to Richard K Fox, Director Hamilton Bermuda of Development and Alumni Affairs, Dublin School, P.O. Box 522, Dublin, NH 03444. Judith Hoyt Goddard, Chatham MA This report may be reproduced in whole or in part only with the written permission of the Margaret A. Johnson, Hanover NH Trustees of Dublin School. ©2007 Trustees of Dublin School. H. Gilman Nichols ’46, Brunswick ME Edward F. Whitney, Dublin NH The Dubliner Winter 2007 • 1 A Note from the Headmaster reetings! Dublin School is a special place. Each year I find myself inspired by the level of Gcommitment our faculty and staff demonstrate each day through their unstinting efforts with our students. Whether it is in the classroom, on the athletic fields or on the stage, our students are the direct beneficiaries of an immensely talented and equally dedicated group of teachers who challenge them intellectually while supporting their needs in and out of the classroom. The generosity exhibited by the members an invitation to be involved in the life of the of our Dublin School family also inspires me. School. On behalf of the trustees, faculty, staff, As you read your Dubliner, I hope you too feel and students, we welcome your participation. a sense of pride in what has been accomplished With my thanks and appreciation for all that by the remarkable gifts of alumni, parents, you are doing to help us, and best wishes, trustees, faculty, staff, and friends of Dublin School. Their generous, ongoing support helps to make our many successes possible. Enjoy this winter edition of The Dubliner. Christopher R. Horgan It is meant to inform you as well as to offer Headmaster Dublin School 2006 Academic Awards I SCOTT C. O’NEIL AWARD Jesse Germain ’07, Bedford, NH This award is given in memory of Scott O’Neil, who died in a motorcycle accident after his junior year, to that member of the junior class who, in the opinion of the faculty, best exemplifies the spirit of Dublin School. I PAUL W. LEHMANN AWARD Seong-Ho Hong ’06, Seoul City, Korea (Pictured right) This award is named after Dublin’s founding headmaster and is given by the faculty to that member of the graduating class who best exem- plifies sturdiness of character, academic vigor, and I DARTMOUTH ALUMNI CLUB excellence of influence in all areas of school life. BOOK AWARD I WELLESLEY BOOK AWARD Emily Merrifield ’08, Nelson, NH Vanessa Martinez ’07, Bronx, NY (Pictured lower left) This award is given to that woman who, in the This award is given to a sophomore who excels opinion of the faculty, is Dublin’s strongest female in English and is involved in extra–curricular member of the junior class, a young woman activities. The book is given by the Dartmouth who has made an outstanding contribution to Alumni. her school in terms of leadership, citizenship and I H. WILLIAM EVANS COMMUNITY scholastic achievement. SERVICE AWARD Scott Olsen ’07, Marlborough, NH The faculty determines this award. The criteria include a demonstrated strong sense of commit- ment to community service and the potential to become a leader in the Dublin School community I H. WILLIAM EVANS FACULTY AWARD Michelle Knapp, Dublin, NH The recipient of the faculty Achievement Award is determined by the Headmaster based on the accomplishments of the teacher or staff member who, in the opinion of the Headmaster, deserves the honor. Criteria for the award normally include effort and achievement beyond the call of duty. The Dubliner Winter 2007 • 3 Commencement 2006eadmaster Christopher Horgan welcomed everyone to Dublin School’s 70th Commencement. He acknowl- Hedged the accomplishments, struggles and growth of the Class of 2006. Noting that their thoughts may already be turning to the summer months and beyond, he urged them for just awhile to focus on that day and that moment. And as last words of advice he exhorted them to “read…develop good health habits…strive to be around people who respect, challenge, and love you…and to separate the truth from an almost incalculable number of sources of bad information.” In concluding, he honored the Class of 2006 by reading an excerpt from Emerson’s Monadnock. Arts Department Chair Jan Haman was selected by the Class of 2006 to give the Goodbye to Seniors. Not surprising for those who know Jan, she focused on passion, caring, laughing, and having opinions. She spoke of the uniqueness of Dublin School, sharing many special memories of the Class of 2006 and concluded by telling the graduates “you can make the difference…do your best…care about your communities; care about others’ children. Do it for yourselves, your own kids, your country.” Genesis Mullins thanked the School community for the support and friendship that it always provided. She thanked her classmates for their “individualities and differences that allowed me to open my eyes to different ideas and objective ways to thinking.” She also thanked her teachers for “their unconditional efforts to teach and evoke a fire in me to want to learn more.” Lisa Cameron urged her classmates to “use truth to develop your identity in the bigger world” and to “have courage to face the opportunities and challenges that may arise.” She asked the Class of 2006 to “leave Dublin knowing this phase in your life is over, but another is about to start…look back on this experience and treasure it…remember who you were when you came here, and see who you are now, as you leave.” 4 • Dublin School Spring ’07 Admission Report by Sheila Bogan, Admission Director he Admissions office has been extremely busy this past year! We produced a recruitment DVD that has been given to prospective students, educational Tconsultants and placement directors at schools across the country.
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