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DUBLIN SCHOOL • FALL 2010 ISSUE Envisioning a World of Possibilities Dublin School Board of Trustees 2010-2011 President, Peter Imhoff Dublin, NH Co-Vice President, Michael J. Mullins ’93 Boston, MA Co-Vice President, L. Phillips Runyon III P ’88, ’92 2 Peterborough, NH Treasurer, George B. Foote, Jr. Dublin, NH Secretary, Sharron Smith P ’92 Hinsdale, NH William A. Barker Dublin, NH Bradford D. Bates, (ex-officio), Head of School Dublin, NH Robert C. English ’86 Washington, DC 1 4 Patricia Fletcher H ’05 Worcester, MA David E. Howe H ’95 Marlborough, NH 5 Mary Jenkins P ’06 Cincinnati, OH Carleton R. Ladd ’60, P ’87, ’88 Milton, MA 3 Ronald P. Pertnoy ’72, P ’99 West Palm Beach, FL Jason D. Potts ’96 Boston, MA Brett S. Smith ’88 New York, NY Jason E. Smith ’92 (ex-officio) Alumni Association Bermuda William C. Spencer ’86 Ft Lauderdale, FL Alexander T. Sprague ’87 Castro Valley, CA Nicholas S. Thacher Dedham, MA Susanne K. Vogel Dublin, NH Carl Von Mertens Peterborough, NH Life Trustees Louisa L. Birch ’57 Dublin, NH Carlos E. Bosch ’46, P ’78, ’79, ’83 Hamilton, Bermuda Large Photograph: View looking North. (1) Perkin Observatory, (2) Norm “Pro” Wight Ski Area, (3) Whitney Gymnasium, (4) New Judith Hoyt Goddard Dorm, (5) Fountain Arts Building, (6) Evans Library, (7) site of new Chatham, MA visual arts building, (8) new campus access road, (9) Lehmann Paul S. Horovitz P ’92 House, (10) Wing and Hollow, (11) School House, (12) Dave Howe St. Thomas, USVI Administration Center/Science and Math Building, (13) access to Margaret A. Johnson Alumni Field/Tennis courts/Cross-country trails. Hanover, NH Small Photograph: View from Memorial Field looking across H. Gilman Nichols, Jr. ’46 campus and down to Alumni Field. Brunswick, ME Edward F. Whitney Aerial photos: by Deb Hayes-Porter Durham, NH On the cover: The Perkin Observatory – photo by Bill Gnade 8

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the Table of Contents Dubliner Message from the Head of School...... 2-3 Message from the President of the Dubliner is published by the Board of Trustees...... 4-5 Dublin School Perkins Observatory Dedication...... 6-7 P.O. Box 522 18 Lehmann Way Commencement...... 8-13 Dublin, New Hampshire 03444 New Faculty...... 14 603.563.8584 Dublin Athletics...... 15-17 www.dublinschool.org Annual Giving Report...... 18-25 Director of Development and Alumni Affairs: Erika L. Rogers McGinty Stories...... 26-27 Director of Annual Fund: Lucy Shonk Editor: Donna Stone, Alumni & Parent Relations Reunion 2010...... 28-32

Copy Editors: Jan Haman, Anne Mackey, Dorine Ryner Alumni News...... 33-36 Design & Printing: Spectrum Marketing Companies, Manchester, NH 75 Anniversary Annual Fund...... 37 Photography: Bill Gnade, Deb Hayes-Porter, Tyson Laa-Deng ’14, Anne Mackey, and Donna Stone A Message from the Dear alumni, parents and friends, t the recent dedication of the Perkin Observatory at A Dublin School I reflected on how the new building Head of School represents the sense of possibility that confronts all those of us who are fortunate to be a part of the Dublin School community. When I walk up the steep hill from Valley House every day to attend Morning Meeting, I am entering an international community of one hundred thirty students and sixty adults from ten countries and twenty states. It is a community where curiosity is fostered and thinking celebrated, where students and adults are challenged to take risks and pursue new opportunities, and where we strive to support and learn from one another both when we enjoy success or make mistakes. In my short time at Dublin, I have witnessed the vision of one couple, Paul and Nancy Lehmann, who believed in the possibility of starting a transformative school for young people in the midst of a catastrophic economic downturn. Today we celebrate their vision and nurture the sense of possibility that they unleashed seventy-five years ago this year. We have witnessed the possibility created by gifts to the School both large and small, of both dollar capital and sweat capital. We can look at the stars millions of light years away in the Perkin Observatory; we can sing, dance and act in a spectacular new Fountain Arts Building; we can row, sail and ski with the appropriate equipment on stunning lakes, trails, and hills. I witnessed the power of possibility just this summer when I was speaking with some trustees and we talked about how great it would be if we could bring downhill skiing back to Dublin for our seventy-fifth year. Now just three months later, with the help of generous trustee donors, we have constructed a beautiful ski area right in the middle of campus that we will name after former teacher and Coach Norm “Pro” Wight.

Brad Bates on opening day with Peter Dunphy ’14.

Ashley Arana ’11, Adelaide Key ’11 and Ja’Naya Stacey ’11

2 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Head of School Wish List Most importantly, however, I see the sense of possibility in our students when they arrive here on campus each Gifts/Pledges Current Wishes Cost fall. I see their expressions when they leave their classes Received feeling supported, understood, and challenged by their Endowed Academic $1,000,000 teachers. I witness their sense of accomplishment when Chairs (2) they overcome their fears and discover what is possible to accomplish when they work hard, overcome setbacks, New Dormitory $1,000,000 $250,000 and work closely with others.

We are fortunate to be in a position to celebrate seventy- Dining Hall Expansion* $1,000,000 five years at Dublin. While we look to the future and the next twenty-five years, it is also important to look Adventure Fund $200,000 $1,000 back and celebrate all of the people: the headmasters, the teachers, the students, the alumni, the parents, the Expanded trustees, and our friends who have contributed their Campus Quad $150,000 $101,195 patches, both large and small, to this quilt that we know as Dublin. This place has a vibrancy and a soul that gives Window Replacement $100,000 $50,000 us strength as we set out to pursue new possibilities for our students. Equipment for new $50,000 student center Think Snow! New Tractor $40,000

Water Treatment $25,000

James Sarles ’11 Apple Computers for new VAB $20,000 Ski and Snowboard Equipment* $5,000

Utility Trailer $4,000

Gifts/Pledges Wishes Granted Cost Received New Visual Arts Building $1,500,000 $1,514,836

Theater renovations $1,000,000 $1,300,000

Dump Truck $50,000 $50,000

Racing Sail Boats $12,000 $12,000

Outdoor Sports $10,000 $11,267 Equipment

* From expanding our dining hall to allow for more formal sit down meals with our entire school community, to ski and snowboard equipment for students to borrow who want to try on our new Norm Wight Ski Slope but do not have equipment of their own, this wish list is my way of sharing with the Dublin community the most immediate needs of our School. If you have any questions about the items listed above, please do not hesitate to contact me at (603) 563-1222.

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 3 A Message from Peter Imhoff, President of the Board of Trustees

“We live in a moment of history where change is so speeded up that we begin to see the present only

when it is already disappearing.” – R.D.Laing

e publish The Dubliner twice a year. A lot of effort • The old AB has been completely rebuilt from the W goes into thinking about what would be relevant foundation up. It has been stretched, extended and and interesting to the Dublin School family - especially raised, all with the goal of making it more functional and to those who have not had the opportunity to visit suited to its purpose. It has been renamed the Fountain campus in a while. Occasionally, we have needed to be Arts Building (in honor of David Fountain ’73 and his exceptionally creative in developing an issue. These mother Marjorie, who are responsible for this project). are not such times. At the opening, the promise of the building was realized with a performance by world-class cellist Dave Eggar (If This issue of The Dubliner is intended to celebrate the you have ever wanted to see a classically trained cellist opening of the Perkin Observatory. As detailed in these covering Jimi Hendricks, check it out at www.youtube. pages, this marvelous gift is opening our students’ and com/user/dublin1935.) faculties’ eyes toward the distant past that is the visible • A local trustee was doing some tree clearing. Sensing light of the universe. The tremendous impact on our an opportunity, he sent the arborist to meet with our science curriculum is evident -- nothing is more powerful Head of School. Within days, the long overgrown view than seeing something with our own eyes, especially from the center of campus of the Pack Monadnock range, through adolescent eyes. However, the lessons are not Crotched Mountain and Lower Field had re-appeared. confined to science. The fact that we can look at history Plans have emerged for a fruit orchard to be planted on twinkling at us out of the blackness of space forces us the slope down to Lower Field. After many years, we have to wonder. By making the immensity of existence real, honored Mrs. Lehmann’s wish to restore this magnificent it allows us to examine our lives and dreams in a much view-shed -- without any cost to the school. larger, and more humbling, context. Hopefully that wonder inspires the entire Dublin School community. • At the same time, we cut two new ski slopes above New Dorm and the Art Studio and to the right of Going back to my initial thoughts however, there is so Memorial Field. A local excavator spent a couple of much happening at Dublin that it is hard to choose weeks picking a near infinite number of rocks and a topic for our semi-annual missive. A few examples boulders out of the slope and re-grading the terrain that you will no doubt read about in greater detail in to make an ideal environment for skiing and boarding. subsequent issues: Work gang students were on the slope this fall cutting

4 Envisioning a World of Possibilities roots and further grooming the trails. We have located • We have also received a gift of a brand new, state-of-the- and purchased a used Multi Ski lift (made in Grabenstatt, art Vespoli four-person racing shell. The revitalization Germany) to transport skiers to the top of the hill. of the crew program over the last several years made it Alpine skiing is back on campus -- now pray for snow! clear that our existing boats, while charming, were no longer competitive (the Viking shields on the side should • We have built a new service road into the back have given us a hint...). The American-built Vespoli is side of Lehmann. As unexciting as that sounds, it will considered one of the finest shells in the world and such provide a number of significant benefits to the school. schools as Yale and Williams won NCAA championships It will allow us to build the proposed new Visual Arts in these boats last year. Tim Steele (parent of Erik ’11 Building without unduly disrupting or endangering our and Jillian ’13) donated this racing shell in honor of central campus. It will also reroute truck traffic so that their grandfather. deliveries will be made without backing across campus. This will improve safety and eliminate the annoying All of this change reminds me of a conversation I had beeping associated with backing semi-trailers. Finally, it with one of our trustees. She recently went back to her will allow us to achieve a long-term goal of eliminating boarding school and was discouraged by the impact of cars in the center of our campus and removing the change. In its enthusiasm for bigger and better, it had asphalt ribbon that bisects the Quad (if the asphalt lost all of its touch-points with its past. offends you, donations toward its removal are welcome). I believe that we have not suffered this impact. What was totally unexpected, was how beautiful the Importantly, we are acutely conscious of this potential service road would be. A number of our cross country dilemma. The changes that we have made honor and skiers are wondering how to take full advantage of it. reinforce Dublin School’s past. Our focus continues • We have received gifts of six 420 Sail Boats. These to be on using the great outdoors as a classroom and boats came out of the Hyannis Yacht Club and make a athletic field. More than ever, young people need to get great little matched racing fleet. They are in terrific shape outside and experience the challenges that come with and evenly matched. This gift has revitalized our sailing honest work. program -- leading to our first interscholastic regatta on I recently talked with a first-year student from New York. Dublin Lake in a number of years (and yes, rumor has His work gang had built a bridge. With bubbly pride, he it that we won against both Northfield Mt. Hermon and told me it was the first time that he had ever hefted a Cardigan Mountain School). The Wheeler family hammer. To me, that is an important victory. (parents of Tucker ’12) were the driving force behind this great gift.

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 5 Perkin Observatory Dedication, Saturday, September 18, 2010 “The Sense of Possibility”

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“ e have been anticipating this day for some time and W it is wonderful to have such a supportive crowd in attendance. This beautiful observatory represents to me everything that is special and unique about Dublin School. It represents the sense of possibility that confronts those of us who are fortunate to be a part of this community.” These words from Head of School, Brad Bates, commenced the dedication ceremony. With over 200 people in attendance, Brad explained how the observatory came to be. “This sense of possibility began with the vision of one man. John Gray, class of 1988, studied our school’s campus master plan when it Carl von Mertens, John Gray ’88, Winifred Gray and Brad Bates came out in 2008 and saw a small stone gazebo structure on this field that our architect had added almost as an afterthought. The architect wanted to draw people’s attention to this point of our campus to remind them that it even extended this high. John Gray took one look at that structure scribbled on the paper and said that we should build an observatory on Memorial Field on that very spot. John’s statement started the wheels rolling and trustee David Howe called his friend Landon Clay who suggested we visit the Clay Observatory at the Dexter Southfield School. There we met a very enthusiastic Ron Dantowitz, the Director of the Clay Observatory, who encouraged us to think BIG about our observatory. When I returned from this visit I called John Gray to share all that we had learned. John paused after

6 Envisioning a World of Possibilities “Science, the attempt to make rational sense of the world around us, begins with carefully looking at that world. Astronomy has the advantage that the objects we are looking at are so beautiful and astonishing that simply to see them is to be moved. Too often we forget to look up, to think on the stars, the patterns of their motion, and to use what we see to better understand our place in the universe. The sky becomes commonplace if we let it. But looking through our telescope at Jupiter and its bright, ever shifting, little moons, as Galileo did, forces us to join him in reexamining our beliefs about our position in the heavens. The sky cannot seem commonplace after we have taken the time to see it more carefully. Our new facility gives us access to vast gas clouds, brilliant star clusters, unimagined without a telescope, and galaxies of a remoteness that surpasses any understanding. The Perkin Observatory is transforming science at Dublin by transforming our ability to see the world beyond us.”

– Jonathan Weis, Director of the Perkin Observatory. Dedication 2010

my long description and said, “Brad, my mother Winnie Director of the Perkin Observatory, Science Chair and the rest of the Perkin Fund Board want to do this Jonathan Weis, began purchasing the materials that Ron right. We want to make sure that the school has what it Dantowitz had so carefully chosen for the building. Once needs to build a state-of-the-art observatory in honor of the telescope was installed, the School was honored my grandfather Richard S. Perkin.” to have David and Louisa Birch ’57, take advantage of David’s considerable scientific and engineering Richard S. Perkin, co-founder of the Perkin-Elmer knowledge to work with Larry Ames, the most brilliant Company, had a life-long passion for astronomy. As Buildings and Grounds worker you will ever meet, to John’s mother, Winnie Gray, explained, “Many, many complete the intricate and time consuming process of years ago when my father, Richard Perkin, was 8 years old he was given a very small toy – a telescope. I think aligning the telescope. “I am absolutely thrilled with how his father maybe thought it would be a toy but no, he well it has turned out, much more impressive than I ever loved this telescope, he went out and looked at the stars imagined it could be,” says John Gray ’88. as best as he could. He went to the library and borrowed Commenting on what the observatory has meant books and looked at maps, everything he could get his and will mean to Dublin School, Brad continued by hands on about astronomy. About 3 years later he built saying, “Thanks to the Gray family and the trustees of his own telescope. My grandmother took to horror when the Perkin Fund, Dublin School was building at a time she saw him standing out on the balcony looking at the when very few schools were building. The buzz spread stars out of the New York apartment about to fall off into throughout New England and helped us to double the the street!” size of our freshmen class in just one year. The donation “I knew when we were walking around up here you of the Perkin Observatory inspired others to support weren’t ready to retire yet so I had to come up with Dublin School and led to a record fundraising year for something for you to do,” recalls John Gray reflecting our small school. The Perkin Observatory will also stand back on the day he and favorite teacher Carl von Mertens at the forefront of our efforts to further connect with the looked over the master plan during reunion weekend. people and institutions of the Monadnock Region in the Carl, long time Dublin science teacher and now member spirit of our founder, Paul Lehmann. Thanks to this gift of the Dublin School Board of Trustees, offered his and previous gifts from the Perkin Fund, Dublin School services to volunteer to build the building, allowing the can say proudly that we have an advanced science School to construct even more than had originally been program in our school that will inspire curiosity and hoped for. With the observatory built, the new scientific thinking in generations of Dublin students.”

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 7 Dublin School Class of 2010

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Emily Fontana, Naples, FL Michael Larned, Barrington, RI Zachary Doenmez, Dublin, NH (University of Creative Arts in the UK) (New Hampshire Institute of Art) (Clark University) Katherine Dudley, Sandy, UT Jordan McCutcheon, Peterborough, NH Max Holzthum, Keene, NH (Fort Lewis College) (Goucher College) (Plymouth State University) Sarah Clinchy, Brooklyn, NY Joel Seidner, Miami, FL Christopher Sears, London, England (Massachusetts College of Art & Design) (Mt. Holyoke College) (University of Kent) Allen Ford, Crofton, MD Garrett Connolly, Westford, MA Michel Renman, Bethesda, MD (Goucher College) (Nichols College) (Elmira College) Nathan Earley, Rindge, NH In Ki Kim, Seoul, Korea Ha Neul Kim, Seoul, Korea (Alfred University) (Johnson & Wales University) (Johnson & Wales University) Kevin Nathan, Hopkinton, MA Richard Thackston, Troy, NH Sara Schultz, Dublin, NH (Curry College) (Farleigh-Dickinson University) (Boston College) Ki Hyuck Lee, Seoul, Korea Seong Ho Kim, Seoul, Korea Rose Will, Milton, MA (Johns Hopkins University) (Case Western University) (Lynn University) David Walker, Gabon, Africa Henry Tang, Shuiguohu, China (New England College) Amber Beam, Keene, NH (Georgia Tech) (Keene State College) Julian Lind, Lawrence, MA Christopher Riley, Milton, MA (Clark University) (Goucher College) Anna Guinard, Peterborough, NH (St. Thomas University) Perrin Herman, Acton, MA Daniel McGinty, Bloomfield, CT (Rochester Institute of Technology) (Post Graduate Year) Zhen Zeng, Shenshen, China (University of Wisconsin) Ryan Limero, Belchertown, MA Dean Kang, Ulsan City, Korea (Elmira College) (Johns Hopkins University) Emily Rueggeberg, Canterbury, NH David Infanti, Mont Vernon, NH Zachery Stahl, Elliot City, MD (Mt. Holyoke College) (Plymouth State University) (Curry College)

8 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Class of 2010 Commencement

“There is an old farmer that lives up the road in Chesham. He farms his grandfather’s farm, a farm that has been in his family since before the Civil War. He heats the main house with wood and splits a couple of cords every year in preparation for the long New England winter.

If you ask the farmer about his life, the conversation invariably comes around to his favorite, most faithful tool. You see, he uses the axe that his father and grandfather used before him. With evident pride, he will tell you: Yup, this is my grandfather’s axe. I’ve only changed the handle three times and changed the head twice. To our farmer, despite the fact that nothing actually remains of the original axe, it remains his grandfather’s axe.

And to us, this remains Paul and Nancy Lehmann’s School.

As we enter our 75th year, the paradox of the farmer’s axe is something to ponder. Like the axe, we would be hard pressed to find anything that actually remains from what the Lehmanns’ began with.

Where we sit now was a wooded lot. The early school buildings that we treasure: Lehmann, the School House and the Pump House, while authentic to their character if not purpose, have been altered and repaired countless times over the years. One of the “newer” buildings, the AB is vivid proof of our ability to reuse and reinvent our past.

Would we not all agree that despite changing the axe head and the handle many times, that Dublin remains Mr. Lehmann’s School?”

– Peter Imhoff, Board of Trustees President

Commencement continued on p. 10

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 9 Commencement continued from p. 9 On June 5, 2010, the Class of 2010 graduated on an idyllic morning surrounded by family and friends from around the country and five continents.

etiring faculty member, Caleb Davis, began the celebrations, and exhorted the seniors to “learn another R ceremony with a moving invocation followed by language” whether it be an actual dialect or a field of welcoming remarks from Brad Bates and Board of expertise through which to communicate and act in the Trustees President Peter Imhoff. Student speakers Perrin world. Former Dean of Students, John Marquis, returned Herman ’10 and Sunny Zhen ’10 gave heartfelt speeches, to campus to give the Senior Goodbye, telling students reminding us that the process is more important than “Don’t let anyone else define you,” and concluding by the product or any title earned. The graduation address having the seniors recite his immortal advice: Work Hard was given by trustee Carleton Ladd ’60 who led everyone and Make Good Decisions. We send our seniors to their in singing Happy Birthday to Dublin School, marking the further adventures with pride, confidence, high hopes beginning of the 75th Anniversary and a lump in the throat.

“When you leave here today you will leave with the voices of Dublin inside you. These may be voices you did not fully hear while at school, but they will forever be part of your education, and you will find that you will hear them at unexpected times throughout your lives.” – Brad Bates, Head of School

“Dublin still has the pioneer spirit that I love and it has been very exciting and rewarding to be here at this time. I have been blessed… This tent, for these short hours, is filled with the Dublin family of 2010. Graduation day is the day that I am most aware of how the whole is greater than the parts.”

– Caleb Davis, Teacher

10 Envisioning a World of Possibilities “Here at Dublin, the word “community” is thrown around a lot – but I can promise you that this is more than just a buzzword cooked up by the admission department. This is the kind of environment where you learn the things that can’t be taught.”

– Perrin Herman, Class of ’10

“Fall in love with the process and results will follow. Just try. Love acting more than you want to be an actor. Love healing more than you want to be a doctor. Love painting more than you want to be an artist. Love teaching more than you want to be a teacher. The job is in the process.”

– Zhen (Sunny) Zeng, Class of ’10

“Believe in yourself, don’t let anyone ever define who you are. That’s your job. My final words of advice, and I think you know what they will be: Work hard and make good decisions.”

– John Marquis, Dean of Students

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 11 Dublin School 2010 Academic Awards

Scott C. O’Neil Award Paul W. Lehmann Award Erik Steele ’11 Christopher Riley ’10 Hancock & Rindge, NH Milton, MA This award is given in memory of Scott C. O’Neil (who This award is named after died in a motorcycle accident after his junior year) to Dublin’s founding headmaster that member of the junior class who, in the opinion of and is given by the faculty to that the faculty, best exemplifies the spirit of Dublin School. member of the graduating class who best exemplifies sturdiness of character, academic vigor, and excellence of influence in all areas of school life.

Dartmouth Alumni Club Douglas Gibson ’12 Waterford, VA This award is given to a sophomore who excels in English and is involved in Wellesley Book Award extra-curricular activities. Meredith Hoffman ’11 The book is given by the Duxbury, MA Dartmouth Alumni. This award is given to that woman who, in the opinion of the faculty, is Dublin’s strongest female member of the junior class, a young woman who has made an The Molly Shugrue “Shooting Star Award” outstanding contribution to her school in terms of leadership, citizenship and scholastic achievement. Awarded in memory of Elizabeth “Molly” Shugrue, Dublin School 1998-2000, presented to those students with out- standing acting talents and promise. Edward O’Donnell ’11 Charles Imhoff ’13 Centerville, MA Dublin, NH

H. William Evans Community Service Award Yuri Tsuchida ’11 Ipswich, MA

The faculty determines this award. The criteria include a demonstrated strong sense of commitment to community service and the potential to become a leader in the Dublin School community.

12 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Nancy Lehmann Tour Guide Award Charles Latham Jr. This award is given for their dedication to the School Distinguished Faculty Award and their position as School ambassadors. Jason Bennett Julian Lind ’10 Richard Thackston ’10 Dublin, NH Lawrence, MA Troy, NH The recipient of this award is chosen by a special committee which includes the Head of School, Dean of Perrin Herman ’10 Academics, student representatives and a current parent. Acton, MA This award is honoring an exceptional Dublin School teacher. H. William Evans Faculty Award Larry Ames Edward Whitney Distinguished Francestown, NH Student-Athlete Award The recipient of the Faculty Achievement Award is Ryan Limero ’10 determined by the Head of School based on the ac- Belchertown, MA complishments of the teacher or staff member who, in the opinion of the Head of School, deserves the honor. This award is intended to honor a student-athlete who Criteria for the award normally include effort and not only exhibits great athletic ability, but does so achievement beyond the call of duty. with honorable sportsmanship. Named in honor of a great Dublin School friend, Trustee, and benefactor, Ned Whitney H ’91 and determined by the Athletics Department and Head of School, the award is given annually to one Dublin student-athlete who embodies the mission of the school and the athletics department. This student-athlete routinely exhibits sportsmanship, teamwork, dedication, and a passion for his or her activities while maintaining a high level of diligence to improve their skills and the experience of their teams.

Dublin School Class of 2010 Graduating with Honors Sung Ho Kim, Zachary Firat Forrest Doenmez, Ryan Christopher Limero, Kyungtae Dean Kang, Ki Hyuck Lee, Dunzhe Tang, Amber Lynn Beam, Emily Elizabeth Rueggeberg, Sarah Chanil Clinchy, Sara Hayden Schultz, and Zhen Zeng.

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 13 with being a dorm parent and a tutor for the Learning Skills program. During his free time, Jesse enjoys adventuring in the woods, writing, and playing guitar. Dylan Pierpont Buildings & Grounds and Dorm Parent New Faculty 2010 Dylan, a graduate of Vermont Academy, is no stranger to the small community lifestyle of a college preparatory school. After high school, he went on to Richard Connell Jennifer Foreman receive his Bachelors degree in Natural Resources Management and Policy, Coach, Buildings & Grounds, Tutor and Coach with concentrations in environmental Dorm Parent Jenny relocated to her home state studies and fish and wildlife at Paul of New Hampshire after 17 years of Smith’s College. Rich is a 2007 graduate of Franklin living in New York City, where she Pierce University (FPU) with a double was a professional dancer and private In addition to his work as a member major in Psychology and Computer tutor. Jenny is a graduate from Barnard of the Buildings & Grounds crew, Dylan Science, and is currently completing a College (Magna Cum Laude) with a leads a work gang crew on Saturday Master of Science in Sports Management. degree in Dance/Theater. Prior to Dublin, mornings and is a dorm parent in An accomplished rower, Rich was Jenny tutored in several private schools Lehmann House. captain of the FPU Men’s Rowing Team including Horace Mann, The Dalton Dylan has a passion for hockey and assistant coach for the team for two School and Marymount School for Girls. and has played his entire life. He years as a graduate student. Currently, She also served on the faculty is looking forward to offering his Rich is a member of the Merrimack at Barnard College and the Graham knowledge to Dublin’s pond hockey School from 1999-2010 and as a River Rowing Association (MRRA) program and helping with lacrosse guest faculty at SUNY Purchase, The and weight training. and competitive rower for a team out Ailey School, The Usdan Center for of Lowell, Massachusetts. An avid Creative and Performing Arts, and the Lucy Shonk outdoorsman, Rich led the 2007-2008 Neighborhood Playhouse. Pre-Orientation Wilderness Trips for Annual Fund Director FPU and in 2009 was trip leader for the Her performance career has included being a principal dancer for Buglisi/ After graduating from Emerson College, Pierce Walk in Europe which consisted Foreman Dance, performing with the Lucy began her teaching career at of 15 college students backpacking Martha Graham Dance Company, touring Dublin, taking over for Jan Haman who through Europe for 4 months. the US with the Graham Ensemble, was on sabbatical. She also directed several productions including “The In addition to coaching Dublin’s crew, and creating dance educational and performance collaborations as co- Time of Your Life” and “A Funny Thing sailing, and skiing teams, Rich is a dorm Happened on the Way to the Forum.” parent in Hoyt Horner and works with founder, with her husband, of On Lucy loved the year of teaching/ our building & grounds crew to maintain Common Ground. directing so much that she decided and improve the School’s waterfront In addition to being a full-time tutor, to get her MED from Keene State facilities on Dublin Lake and campus Jenny will be working with Erika Rogers College and went on to teach English ski trails. as part of the dance program at and Theatre at Conval High School Dublin School. in Peterborough. She continued her Dawn Doncaster theatre connection with Dublin School’s Kitchen Staff Jesse Jackson Summer Theatre and was also involved After many years of working in the Tutor, Dorm Parent and Coach for many years with the Peterborough banking business, Dawn found her Players as a non-equity actress and a true passion - cooking. She began work Jesse is a 2002 graduate of Indiana Board member. University with a Bachelor of Arts at the Riverview Café in Brattleboro, For 23 years, Lucy worked in the Vermont as a waitress and then moved (Magna Cum Laude) in Outdoor Recreation and Resource Management. Admissions Department at Franklin on to be a line cook and a caterer. In Pierce and eventually became Dean of addition to her work at the café, Dawn Before coming to Dublin, Jesse was on the faculty at Boston University’s Admissions. Before coming to Dublin, taught cooking lessons at the Vermont she was the Development Director at Cooperative Extension. Sargent Center for Outdoor Education and worked for the University of Rhode Monadnock Family Services. Dawn lives in Nelson, New Hampshire Island’s Alton Jones Outdoor Science Lucy has been a Big Sister for ten with her husband and children. In her Program. He led many wilderness trips years and now serves as President of free time, you can find her in her kitchen for high school groups, which included the Board of Big Brother Big Sisters of at home making her family meals, going backpacking, climbing, canoeing, Western New Hampshire. She sings in on long walks and relaxing on the dock mountain biking, and sea kayaking. the Dublin Community Church choir, while reading the latest novel. With her Jesse was the coach of the 2010 girls’ plays golf and paddle tennis, loves to years of experience in making delicious basketball team and this year will coach swim in Dublin Lake and is very happy healthy dishes, all of us at Dublin are in soccer, basketball, and tennis along to be back at Dublin School. for a treat.

14 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Dublin Athletics – Coming Full Circle By Brooks Johnson, Athletic Director

feel very fortunate to be in my second year at the I helm of the Athletics Department while the School celebrates its 75th Anniversary. It has given me reason to take pause and reflect on Dublin athletics of the past, present and future. We continue to develop and compete in the core team sports of soccer, basketball, tennis, and lacrosse; all sports that have enjoyed a successful and storied history on the hill. But I have also made it my intention to reintroduce our students to those sports that have defined Dublin School in the past and are setting Dublin apart from other small schools - sailing, skiing, and crew. In the fall of 2009, Dublin once again took to the waters of Dublin Lake. With the gift of four small sailing vessels our students were re-introduced to the recreational sport of sailing and basked in the beauty and serenity of the lake. This fall Dublin School invaded the lake with an armada of racing boats and our newly formed Sailing Team competed for the first time in nearly a decade. Thanks to Back row l to r: Coach Rich Connell, Jeffrey Brathwaite ’13, a gift from the Wheeler Family, Dublin students will once Alex Zanzucchi ’14, Tucker Wheeler ’12, Brennan Pramberg ’14, again face-off with other New England prep schools to Hugh Gideon-Murphy ’13. Front row: Coach Marlijne Cook, prove their mastery of their sailing craft. Sailing and use Emma Morgan ’13, Iva deMartelly ’14, and Margaret Elliott ’13. of Dublin Lake have been the subjects of

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The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 15 Dublin Athletics continued from p. 15 innumerable stories from our alumni and so, too, now will our current students have the opportunity to make memories on the water. Beginning last winter with the re-establishment of the Nordic ski program and with the current opening of the Norm Wight Ski Area, skiing has enjoyed a new breath of life at Dublin. For many years our students flocked to the slopes at nearby Crotched Mountain for recreational skiing and snowboarding. In 2009-10 we required all skiers and boarders to participate in racing instruction. This winter we will race in the Lakes Region Alpine Ski series and in the NEPSAC GS and LS Championships. The new slope on campus has only re-energized our students and the appointment of David Stone and Rich Connell to the ski coaching staff ensures that our students will be fully prepared to ski and compete with some of the best prep skiers in New England. For ten years Caleb Davis shared his passion for Crew with Dublin Students. In his final season he was able to lead this team to compete in various local venues. With the gift of a new racing shell from current parent, Tim Steele, we will be able to continue this new tradition and give our students the opportunity to compete on an even level with other prep crew programs. The Dublin Crew team will practice and host races at Thorndike Pond. Just as in the fall and winter, Dublin students will Dublin School Sailing, 1980’s. spend their spring outdoors taking advantage of and experiencing our extended campus. If you would like to learn more about the athletic program at Dublin School, please contact Brooks Johnson at (603) 563-1246 or [email protected]

Crew Team practice at Thorndike Pond, 2010.

Iva deMartelly ’14 and Hugh Gideon-Murphy ’13 racing across Dublin Lake.

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Norm “Pro” Wight Ski Area Save the Date

Katie Houde ’13 Skiing comes back to Dublin School campus on Sunday, January 16, 2011! Preparation of the new Norm “Pro” Wight Ski area Come join us for a day of skiing and snowboarding with classmates, students, family and friends as we dedicate Dublin’s new on-campus ski slope – The Norm “Pro” Wight Ski Area. For more details or to register for the event, please call Anne Mackey, Assistant to the Head of School, at (603) 563-1223.

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 17 Dublin School Annual Report of Giving July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010

Caroline Sarles ’09, Erika Rogers and Jen Zakrzewski ’09 Truth and Courage Society $50,000+ Anonymous (3) Miss Patricia A. Fletcher, H ’95 *** Mr. David G. Fountain ’73 *** Mrs. Marjorie Fountain, P ’73 Mr. Henry S. Grew ’54 *** (dec.) Mr. & Mrs. David E. Howe, H ’95 *** The Perkin Fund The Putnam Foundation Mr. Edward Whitney ***

Dublin Society $10,000 - $49,999 Anonymous (1) Mr. Nathaniel Bates ’53 *** Mrs. Connie Bates Mr. Jonathan F. Bourne ’58 *** Cogswell Benevolent Trust Thank You! Mr. Robert C. English ’86 *** hanks to our trustees, alumni, parents, friends, faculty and staff, Mr. Edward F. Glassmeyer ’59 *** T last year was simply amazing in terms of fundraising. The final total Mr. James Goddard & Ms. Judith Hoyt-Goddard *** for all gifts and pledges for the fiscal year July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010 was $2,558,259.78. To say that excitement and gratitude seems to be bursting Mr. Edward Z. Hawkes ’51 *** out of every corner of our School is not an exaggeration! Meeting last Mr. Robert W. Kirkland ’82 *** year’s annual fund goal of $325,000 while raising over $2 million in capital Ms. Cynthia McGinty, P ’10 Mr. Thomas P. Putnam ’61 *** and special gifts was simply extraordinary. This on top of the many gifts- Mr. William C. Spencer ’86 *** in-kind and volunteer hours given to the School, illustrate the incredible Charisma Fund - amount of support shown by all. Lucy R. Sprague Memorial*** We are extremely grateful for those of you who give loyally each year Mr. Timothy Steele, P ’11, ’13 to Dublin School. Because of your generosity, Dublin School is able to Mr. & Mrs. Carl Von Mertens *** stay true to its core values of helping students awaken a curiosity for Founder’s Society knowledge, recognize their potential, learn the value of meaningful work, $5,000-$9,999 and live their lives with truth and courage. Anonymous (1) Mr. & Mrs. Alan Getz, P ’09 With our thanks, Mr. John T. Griffin ’46 *** Mrs. Nancy Lehmann Haynes ’55 *** Henry Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James Infanti, P ’10 Mr. Carleton R. Ladd ’60, P ’87, ’88 *** Questions or corrections should be addressed to Erika Rogers, Ms. Judith K. Mitchell, P ’12 Mr. Ronald P. Pertnoy ’72, P ’99 *** at (603) 563-1230 or [email protected].

18 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Mr. Seong Su Jeong & Mr. & Mrs. Peter Imhoff, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gallo, P ’12 Ms. Eun Hee Maing, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Chauncey O. Johnstone, Mr. Robinson R. Ginsburg ’08 Mr. John A. Steffian ’52 *** P ’91 *** Mr. Theodore A. Ginsburg ’06 Trey Whitfield School Mr. Mun Kyu Kang & Ms. Jan Haman, P ’80, ’82 ** Mr. Robert Weaver & Mrs. Eun Young Park, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Horovitz, P ’92 *** Ms. Marilyn Carol, P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kearns, GP ’12 Mr. James Janetos & Ms. Dale Pollack, P ’13 Yawkey Foundation *** Mr. Dong Chul Kim & Mr. & Mrs. Scott Johnson, P ’11 Mrs. Kyung Ae Han, P ’11 Ms. Margaret Johnson *** Headmaster’s Society Mrs. Frank Y. Larkin, P ’69 Mr. William C. King ’52 ** $2,500-$4,999 Mr. D. Stuart Laughlin ’49 ** Mr. William Kinnane ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Blanchard, Jr. ’47 *** Mr. Max LeMarchant ’80 * Dr. Eric Lasky & Ms. Cathleen Cleverly, P ’10 Mr. Garth Hoffman & Mr. & Mrs. Samuel A. Lewis, Jr. * Ms. Gwen Tarbox, P ’09, ’11 Mr. Charles Latham *** Mr. Yeon San Oh & Houghton Mifflin Company Mrs. Anita Lewtas, GP ’13 Ms. Yong Chung, P ’12 The Honorable & Mr. W. Scott Little, Jr. ’60 *** Mr. Seong Ho Park & Mrs. L. Phillips Runyon III, Mr. & Mrs. James W. MacAllen, P ’94 *** P ’92, ’88 *** Ms. Kyung Hee Chin, P’11 Mr. Stewart S. Macsherry ’62 *** Mr. Richard D. Simmons ’50 *** Ambassador & Mrs. Joseph Petrone ** Mr. Charles J. Moizeau ’50 *** Mr. Brett S. Smith ’88 *** Mr. John J. Phillips, Jr. ’61 Mr. Michael J. Mullins ’93 ** Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O. Smith, P ’92 Mr. Jason Potts ’96 ** Mr. Philip O’Donnell, P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas S. Thacher * Mrs. Barbara Probst, P ’09 * The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Robitaille, P ’95, ’97 ** Dr. & Mrs. Peter Oliver, GP ’12 Governor & Mrs. Walter Peterson *** Union Pacific Railroad Mr. & Mrs. Peter Skinner, P ’08 * The Rita And Alex Hillman Foundation Mrs. Erika Rogers ** Monadnock Summit Mr. Rafael Rovira Perea & Mr. George E. Withington ’56 *** $1,000-$2,499 Ms. Isabel Garcia de Blanes, P ’12 Mr. Charles V. Ball IV ’43 *** Pumpelly Ridge Mr. & Mrs. Ernesto Ruiz, P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Bradford D. Bates $500- $999 Mr. & Mrs. David W. Schoeder Mrs. Louisa Birch ’57 & Mr. David Birch *** Bank of America Matching Gifts Mr. G. Peter Shiras ’44 *** (dec.) Mr. Gregory J. Blaine ’77 *** Mr. & Mrs. William A. Barker, P ’85 * Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. Stahl, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Blicker, P ’82, ’84, ’97 *** Mr. & Mrs. Elon Brathwaite, P ’13 Mr. Richard R. Stebbins ’55 *** Mr. Roger Burke ’47 *** Mrs. Mary Brown ’75 & Mr. Tove Matas ** Mr. David P. Stewart ’65 *** Mr. Brian S. Cohen ’85 *** Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Caulfield, P ’89 *** Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Jennifer Whitesel Mr. Alfred B. Connable ’48 *** Ms. Elayne Chanil, P ’10 Mr. John W. Wilkinson ’81 *** Ms. Karen Clement Mr. & Mrs. Holbrook R. Davis, GP ’03, ’06 ** Mr. Ross Clinchy Ms. Veronique Chopin de La Bruyere, Eagle Rock $200-$499 Mr. Elmer H. Close ’54, P ’87 *** P ’06, ’08 Mr. Matthew C. Allan ’96 Mr. James H. Cole ’66 *** Dow Jones & Co. ** Mr. & Mrs. Peter A Barnes, P ’03 * Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Coneys, Ms. Cathy Solomon Barrow ’74 *** Ms. Margaret Dudley, P ’10 P ’06, ’09, ’11 * Ms. Rebecca Beauzay * Mr. Frederick Eaton * Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Coreth, P ’82 *** Mrs. Nancy Horner Borden Mr. & Mrs. John C. Eustis, P ’89 ** Mr. R. William Cornell ’52 *** Mr. Brian J. Bouton Mr. William E. Fitzgerald ’64 * Mrs. Sally Dannenbaum, GP ’10 Mrs. Erin Bouton Mr. & Mrs. Lee Foster, P ’98 * Mr. David D. Fetherolf ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Braley, P ’87 *** Mr. Philip D. Golinsky ’87 *** Mr. William C. S. Flege ’88 Mr. John L. Brennan ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hill, P ’11 Mr. Richard B. L. Fleming ’86 * Mr. David P. Brown ’ 53 ** Mr. David R. Cameron

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 19 Annual Report Giving continued

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Cavanaugh * Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Nagler, P 06 * Mr. Michael J. Mullins ’93 ** Mr. Christopher P. Chesney Mr. Norris G. Nims, Jr. ’55, P ’84, ’85 *** Mr. Ronald P. Pertnoy ’72, P ’99 *** Mr. & Mrs. John S. Clarkeson *** Mr. Jon R. O’Connor ’67 *** Mr. Jason Potts ’96 ** Mr. & Mrs. Brian Connolly, P ’10 Olney/HRadvantage The Honorable & Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Cook, GP ’98, ’03 ** Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Parry, P ’01 ** Mrs. L. Phillips Runyon III, P ’92, ’88 *** Mr. Jason Cox Mrs. Ruth Pease, P ’57, ’58 *** Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O. Smith, P ’92 *** Ms. Melissa B. Cross, P ’06 * Ms. Molly Phillips-Hungerford ’00 * Mr. Brett S. Smith ’88 ** Mr. Jorge A. Cutillas ’76 ** Mr. Roland Poirier & Mr. Jason E. Smith ’92 *** Mr. & Mrs. John M. Dopp, P ’12 Mrs. Susan Moch Poirier, P ’12 Mr. William C. Spencer ’86 *** Mr. Donald M. Dudley, P ’10 Mr. Lorenzo R. Rasetti ’85 *** Mr. Alexander T. Sprague ’87 *** Mr. H. Kimball Faulkner ’48 *** Mr. Peter K. Read ’60 *** Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas S. Thacher * Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Fox Mr. Andrew N. Robitaille ’97 Mrs. Susanne K. Vogel * GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program Mr. William Rogers & Mr. & Mrs. Carl Von Mertens *** Dr. Sonya S. Gill, GP ’09, ’11 Ms. Susan Phillips, P ’13 Ms. Julie Sayres, P ’12 Life Trustees Goldman, Sachs & Company Mr. Peter R. Schenck ’50 *** Mrs. Louisa Birch ’57 & Mr. David Birch *** Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Goodman, P ’90 ** Mr. Jason E. Smith ’92 *** Mr. James Goddard & Ms. Alicia Hammond Mrs. Judith Hoyt-Goddard *** Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Smith Mr. Robert Haslun *** Mr. & Mrs. William R. Smyser Ms. Margaret Johnson *** Ms. Carol A. Heath Mr. Alexander T. Sprague ’87 *** Mr. H. Gilman Nichols, Jr.’46, P ’71 *** Mr. Christopher H. Hodgman ’48 *** Ms. Hadley P. McDonald Sullivan ’89 * Mr. Edward Whitney *** Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Holland ’87 *** Mr. David G. Sullivan ’70 *** Mr. Billy D. Horton Mr. & Mrs. John P. Sullivan, P ’70 ** Former Trustees Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Hulecki, P ’11 Mr. Jonathan W. Teuscher ’63 * Ms. Cecily Bastedo *** IPG Employee Benefits Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Geoffrey Verney, P ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Blicker, P ’82, ’84, ’97 *** Mr. Thomas R. Jackson ’58 *** Mrs. Susanne K. Vogel * Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Cavanaugh * Mr. David A. Johnson ’95 * Mr. Jonathan Weis & Mr. John Clement ’61 *** Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Johnson, P ’95 *** Ms. Kristine Finnegan, P ’06 Mr. Brian S. Cohen ’85 *** Mr. Joseph J. Joslin ’54 *** Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Cook, GP ’98, ’03 ** Ms. Rosalinda Maldonado Kalani ’76 ** Mr. & Mrs. Jerome White, P ’07 Mr. Roger Dane ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Winchester *** Mr. & Mrs. Tom Kearns, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Ernst, P ’77 *** Mr. & Mrs. Willard Wood, P ’13 Mr. Richard A. Kronick ’58 *** Mr. David G. Fountain ’73 *** Ms. Hong Jung Yun ’02 Dr. Matthew Levine & Mr. Joseph J. Joslin ’54 *** Dr. Bettina Peyton, P ’05 * Trustees Mr. Robert W. Kirkland ’82 *** Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lezberg Mr. & Mrs. William A. Barker, P ’85 * Mr. & Mrs. Ken Lindfors *** Mr. & Mrs. John Lichtenstein, P ’03, ’05 ** Mr. & Mrs. Bradford D. Bates Mr. & Mrs. Charlton MacVeagh, Jr. *** Mr. & Mrs. William Limero, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Coneys, Mr. Jon R. O’Connor ’67 *** Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Lord, P ’06 P ’06, ’09, ’11 * Mr. & Mrs. Brian O’Neill, P ’07 * Ms. Anne Mackey * Mr. Robert C. English ’86 *** Mr. G. Peter Shiras ’44 *** (dec.) Mr. & Mrs. Charlton MacVeagh, Jr. *** Miss Patricia A. Fletcher, H ’05 *** The Honorable & Mr. Christian Maitner * Mr. & Mrs. George B. Foote, Jr. ** Mrs. George R. Sprague, P ’87 *** Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Marcus, P ’91 *** Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Fox Mr. A.B. Whitfield * Mr. John Marquis * Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Horovitz, P ’92 *** Mr. Timothy P. Miller ’60 ** Alumni Mr. & Mrs. David E. Howe, H ’95 *** Mr. Jennifer C. Abans ’01 Mr. Frank Millet Mr. & Mrs. Peter Imhoff, P ’13 * Mr. Matthew C. Allan ’96 Mr. Richard Moche & Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jenkins, P ’06 * Mr. Joaquin E. Bacardi ’57 ** Ms. Heidi Brown, GP ’11 Mr. Carleton R. Ladd ’60, P ’87, ’88 ***

20 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Mr. David D. Fetherolf ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Lauren McMason ’81 Mr. William E. Fitzgerald ’64 * Mr. Timothy P. Miller ’60 ** Mr. William C. S. Flege ’88 Mr. Charles J. Moizeau ’50 *** Mr. Richard B. L. Fleming ’86 * Ms. Caroline Morgan ’76 *** Mr. Michael J. Mullins ’93 ** Miss Patricia A. Fletcher, H ’05 *** Mr. H. Gilman Nichols, Jr.’46, P ’71 *** Mr. Abbot R. Foote ’61** Mr. Norris G. Nims, Jr. ’55, P ’84, ’85 *** Ms. Meghan C. Foucher ’99 Mr. Spencer K. C. Norcross ’86 ** Mr. David G. Fountain ’73 *** Mr. Timothy G. Norris ’62 ** Mr. William L. B. Gilman ’09 Mr. Jon R. O’Connor ’67 *** Mr. Cathy Graham Bakkensen ’70 *** Mr. Edward F. Glassmeyer ’59 *** Mr. Nicholas E. O’Connor ’04 Mr. Charles V. Ball IV ’43 *** Ms. Lara Weller Gleason ’96 ** Mr. Henry S. Otto ’47 *** Ms. Cathy Solomon Barrow ’74 *** Mr. Philip D. Golinsky ’87 *** Mr. Clifford Pafford ’75 & Ms. Gail Bielizna * Mr. Frederick L. Pease ’57 *** Mr. Nathaniel Bates ’53 *** Mr. J Michael Gomarlo ’61 Mr. Ronald P. Pertnoy ’72, P ’99 *** Ms. Aryna Y. Battle ’03 Mr. Michael C. Gorman ’06 Mr. John J. Phillips, Jr. ’61 Mr. Gregory J. Blaine ’77 *** Mr. Brian Grace ’96 Ms. Molly Phillips-Hungerford ’00 * Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Blanchard, Jr. ’47 *** Mr. Henry S. Grew ’54 *** (dec.) Mr. Jason Potts ’96 ** Mrs. Louisa Birch ’57 *** Mr. John T. Griffin ’46 *** Mr. Thomas P. Putnam ’61 *** Mr. Brian Blicker ’84 * Mr. William B. Gutfarb ’70 *** Mr. Lorenzo R. Rasetti ’85 *** Ms. Jennifer A Bogin ’96 Mr. Edward Z. Hawkes II ’51 *** Ms. Nancy Lehmann Haynes ’55 *** Mr. Peter K. Read ’60 *** Mr. Kent Bossange ’69 Mr. Alex W. Hill ’94 Ms. Julia K. Robinson ’06 Mr. Jonathan F. Bourne ’58 *** Mr. Christopher H. Hodgman ’48 *** Mr. Andrew N. Robitaille ’97 Mr. John L. Brennan ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Holder ’64 *** Mr. Thomas P. Rockwell ’37 *** Mr. Arthur H. Brooks III ’65 ** Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Holland ’87 *** Mr. Domingo Rosa ’76, P ’97 ** Mr. David P. Brown ’ 53 ** Ms. Joyce D. Hopkins ’96 * Ms. Nancy M. Ruiz ’78 Mrs. Mary Brown ’75 & Mr. Tove Matas ** Mr. David E. Howe, H ’95 *** Mr. Laurance P. Runyon IV ’88 Mr. Roger Burke ’47 *** Mr. Basil Hwoschinsky ’48 *** Mr. John B. Sandri ’03 Ms. Moira Burnham ’55 Mr. Guy L. Jackson ’67 *** Mr. Benjamin L. Sandri ’05 Mr. Ross P. Cameron ’03 Mr. Patrick T. Jackson ’57 ** Mr. Thomas R. Jackson ’58 *** Mr. Peter R. Schenck ’50 *** Mr. John Clement ’61 *** Mr. Michael James ’42 *** Mr. Daniel C. Shaw ’07 Mr. Elmer H. Close ’54, P ’87 *** Mr. David A. Johnson ’95 * Mr. G. Peter Shiras ’44 *** (dec.) Mr. Brian S. Cohen ’85 *** Mr. & Mrs. Chauncey O. Johnstone ’60, Mr. Timothy J. Shea ’62 *** Mr. James H. Cole ’66 *** P ’91 *** Mr. Richard D. Simmons ’50 *** Mr. Alfred B. Connable ’48 *** Mr. Joseph J. Joslin ’54 *** Mr. Brett S. Smith ’88 *** Mr. R. William Cornell ’52 *** Mr. Pierre A. Jospe ’66 Mr. Jason E. Smith ’92 *** Mr. James L. Cuddihee ’61 *** Ms. Rosalinda Maldonado Kalani ’76 ** Mr. William C. King ’52 ** Ms. Nicole A. Smith ’09 Ms. Dora P. Moncada Currea ’73 *** Mr. Peter L. Kingston ’71 ** Mr. Jeremy T. Smith ’69 Mr. Jorge A. Cutillas ’76 ** Mr. William Kinnane ’96 Mr. Alexander T. Sprague ’87 *** Mr. Roger Dane ’52 Mr. Robert W. Kirkland ’82 *** Mr. William C. Spencer ’86 *** Mr. James H. Davenport ’50 ** Mr. Bradley J. Koontz ’84 Mr. Richard R. Stebbins ’55 *** Mr. John T. Dearborn ’72 Mr. Richard A. Kronick ’58 *** Mr. John A. Steffian ’52 *** Mr. Thomas P. Devlin ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Langshaw ’43, P ’76 ** Mr. David P. Stewart ’65 *** Ms. Caroline F. T. Doenmez ’05 Mr. D. Stuart Laughlin ’49 ** Mr. David G. Sullivan ’70 *** Mr. Robert C. English ’86 *** Mr. Max LeMarchant ’80 * Ms. Hadley P. McDonald Sullivan ’89 * Mr. Richard A. Eustis ’89 Mr. Nicholas A. Leonard ’66 Mr. William E. Taylor ’62 Mr. H. Kimball Faulkner ’48 *** Mr. W. Scott Little, Jr. ’60 *** Mr. Stewart S. Macsherry ’62 *** Mr. Jonathan W. Teuscher ’63 *

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 21 Mr. David M. Thorne ’61 * Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Hulecki, P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. James Riley, P ’10 Ms. Stacia Tolman ’78 Mr. & Mrs. James Infanti, P ’10 Mr. William Rogers & Mr. Glenn A. Tourgee ’80 Mr. James Janetos & Dr. Dale Pollack, P ’13 Ms. Susan Phillips, P ’13 Mr. Peterfield B. Turpin ’49 *** Mr. Seong Su Jeong & Mr. Rafael Rovira Perea & Mr. William B. Whymark ’90 Ms. Eun Hee Maing, P ’12 Ms. Isabel Garcia de Blanes, P ’12 Mr. John W. Wilkinson ’81 *** Mr. & Mrs. Scott Johnson, P ’11 Mrs. Mary Sarles, GP ’09, ’11 Mr. George E. Withington ’56 *** Mr. & Mrs. Junior Michael Jones, P ’09, ’12 Ms. Julie Sayres, P ’12 Ms. Hong Jung Yun ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Marlon Joseph, P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John Scharf, P ’13 Mr. Mun Kyu Kang & Mr. Richard R. Schreiber, P ’12 Current Parents and Mrs. Eun Young Park, P ’10 Mrs. Susan Shaw-Sarles, P ’09, ’11 Grandparents Ms. Elizabeth Kearns, P ’12 Dr. Henry F. Smith, GP ’13 Anonymous (2) Mr. Tom Kearns, GP ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. Stahl, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Abbott, P ’12 Mr. Gi Chul Kim & Ms. Min Jung Soon, P ’10 Mr. Timothy Steele, P ’11, ’13 Mr. & Ms. Peter Antonellis, P ’12 Mr. Dong Chul Kim & Mr. Ki Suk Sung & Ms. Mal Ja Yoo, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Antonellis, GP ’12 Mrs. Kyung Ae Han, P ’11 Mr. Scott Swanson, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Bartlett, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Krumbein, P ’12 Mrs. Glenyce Sween, GP ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bascom, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Larned, P ’10 Mr. Kwasi F. Takyi, P ’13 Mr. Darrel Beymer & Dr. Eric Lasky & Ms. Cathleen Cleverly, P ’10 Ms. Linda MacGillvary, P ’13 Mrs. Andrea Thackston, P ’10 Mr. Kwang Sub Lee & Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Blodgett Jr., GP ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Thirkield, P ’11 Ms. Kyung Rim Park, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Bosies, GP ’12 Ms. Winnie Lewtas Skeates, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Umphress, GP ’12 Ms. Barbara Boswell, GP ’13 Mrs. Anita Lewtas, GP ’13 Ms. Susan A. Watson, P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Elon Brathwaite, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. William Limero, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Watson, GP ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Breslauer, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lynch, P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Wheeler, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. John Brissette, P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Will, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Brnger, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Doug MacGillvary, GP ’13 Mrs. Virginia E. Williams, GP ’10 Mr. Edward J. Butera, GP ’13 Ms. Cynthia McGinty, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Willard Wood, P ’13 Ms. Elayne Chanil, P ’10 Mrs. Evelyn F. McKinley, GP ’12 Mrs. Thia Zakrzewski, P ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Coneys, Mr. Peter McLean & P ’06, ’09, ’11 * Ms. Carol Ann Pala, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Connolly, P ’10 Ms. Judith K. Mitchell, P ’12 Alumni Parents and Mrs. Sally Dannenbaum, GP ’10 Mr. Gerald Moch, GP ’12 Grandparents Mrs. Joyce M. DeFazio, GP ’12 Mr. Richard Moche & Ms. Doris Abans, P ’01 * Mr. & Mrs. Suleyman Doenmez, Ms. Heidi Brown, GP ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John Peter Alberico, P ’04 * P ’05, ’07, ’10 ** Mr. & Mrs. Charles Morgan, GP ’11 Mr. Matthew Allen, P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Dopp, P ’12 Mr. Young Sung Nam & Mr. & Mrs. William A. Barker, P ’85 * Ms. Margaret Dudley, P ’10 Ms. Jae Min Park, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Peter A Barnes, P ’03 * Mr. Donald M. Dudley, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Nathan, P ’10 Mrs. Sheila Benger, P ’93 * Mr. William Earley & Ms. Donna Neveux, P ’11, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. George Billings, P ’96 * Mrs. Luella Reed-Earley, P ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Roland Neveux, GP ’11, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Blicker, P ’82, ’84, ’97 *** Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fallon, GP ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Elvin Nichols, P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Bower, P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Gallo, P ’12 Mr. Philip O’Donnell, P ’11 Mrs. Robert M. Gill, GP ’12 Ms. Marika Brahe, P ’90 * Dr. Sonya S. Gill, GP ’09, ’11 Mr. Yeon San Oh & Ms. Yong Chung, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Braley, P ’87 *** Ms. Jessie Graham, GP ’13 Dr. & Mrs. Peter Oliver, GP ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Porter Broughton, P ’95 * Mr. & Mrs. Scott Guinard, P ’10 Mr. Seong Ho Park & Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Bryan, P ’00, ’02 ** Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hill, P ’11 Ms. Kyung Hee Chin, P ’11 Mr. Robert Weaver & Mr. & Mrs. Peter Imhoff, P ’13 * Mr. Roland Poirier & Ms. Marilyn Carol, P ’09 Mr. Garth Hoffman & Mrs. Susan Moch Poirier, P ’12 Ms. Lael Cathey, P ’09 Ms. Gwen Tarbox, P ’09, ’11 Mrs. Eleanor A. Porter, GP ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Caulfield, P ’89 ***

22 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Dr. Nathan Cervo, P ’84 *** Mr. & Mrs. Chauncey O. Johnstone ’60, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Skinner, P ’08 * Mr. Elmer H. Close ’54, P ’87 *** P ’91 *** Mr. & Mrs. David B. Smith, P ’09 Ms. Barbara Cohen-Hobbs, P ’98 * Mr. & Mrs. Willard H. Jost, P ’88, GP ’09 ** Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O. Smith, P ’92 *** Mr. & Mrs. William G. Connor, P ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Kingston, P ’98 * Mr. David Sobe, P ’92 ** Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Cook, GP ’98, ’03 ** Mr. Carleton R. Ladd ’60, P ’87, ’88 *** Ms. Anitra Sorensen, P ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Coreth, P ’82 *** Mrs. Elizabeth K. Ladd, P ’89 *** The Honorable & Ms. Melissa B. Cross, P ’06 * Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Langshaw ’43, P ’76 ** Mrs. George R. Sprague, P ’87 *** Mr. & Mrs. Aureliano M Cunha, P ’98 * Mrs. Frank Y. Larkin, P ’69 Dr. Raymond Stevens, P ’91 ** Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Cutler, P ’05 * Dr. Matthew Levine & Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Stinson III, P ’03 * Mr. Caleb Davis, P ’03, ’06 * Dr. Bettina Peyton, P ’05 * Mr. & Mrs. Philip T. Struhsacker, P ’72 *** Mr. & Mrs. Holbrook R. Davis, GP ’03, ’06 ** Mr. & Mrs. John Lichtenstein, P ’03, ’05 ** Mr. & Mrs. John P. Sullivan, P ’70 ** Ms. Veronique Chopin de La Bruyere, Ms. Debra A. Longley, P ’99 * Mr. Paul Terrasi & Ms. Joanne Musch, P ’06, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Lord, P ’06 * P ’04 * Dr. & Mrs. Richard Dirrenberger, P ’92 *** Mr. & Mrs. James W. MacAllen, P ’94 *** Mr. & Mrs. George M. Thompson, P ’04 Mrs. Anne Donaldson, P ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Marcus, P ’91 *** Dr. & Mrs. Eric K. Undesser, P ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Duston, P ’90 ** Mr. Eric Matson P ’98, ’03 * Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Geoffrey Verney, P ’06 * Mr. & Mrs. Frederick T. Ernst, P ’77 Mr. William Michael McCarty, Esq., P ’04 * Mr. Jonathan Weis & Ms. Kristine Finnegan, P ’06 * Mr. & Mrs. John C. Eustis, P ’89 *** Mr. & Mrs. John Meffen, P ’00, ’98 ** Ms. Wendy White, P ’05 * Mrs. Anna P. Foote, P ’61 * Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. Nagler, P ’06 * Mr. & Mrs. Jerome White, P ’07 Ms. Charlotte Neinas, P ’92 *** Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Forest, P ’04 ** Ms. Denise Wilkinson, P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Lee Foster, P ’98 * Mr. H. Gilman Nichols, Jr.’46, P ’71 *** Mr. & Mrs. William Foucher, P ’99, ’01 ** Mr. Norris G. Nims, Jr. ’55, P ’84, ’85 *** Faculty and Staff Mrs. Marjorie Fountain, P ’73 Mr. & Mrs. R. Henry Norweb III, P ’89 *** Mr. Larry Ames * Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Garon, P ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Olsen, P ’07, ’08 * Mr. & Mrs. Bradford D. Bates Mr. & Mrs. Alan Getz, P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Brian O’Neill, P ’07 * Ms. Rebecca Beauzay * Mr. Lewis E. Gilman, Jr., P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. George D. Pappas, P ’08 Mr. Jason A. Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Leonard J. Goodman, P ’90 ** Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Parry, P ’01 ** Ms. Mallary Joy Blair Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Gorman, P ’06 Mrs. Ruth Pease, P ’57, ’58 *** Ms. Sheila Bogan * Ms. Jan Haman, P ’80, ’82 ** Mr. Ronald P. Pertnoy ’72, P ’99 *** Mr. Brian J. Bouton Mr. & Mrs. David T. Helm, P ’08 Capt. & Mrs. John S. Phillips, Ms. Erin Bouton Mr. & Mrs. Keith F. Higgins, P ’07 GP ’00, ’05, ’07 * Ms. Marlijne C. Cook Mr. & Mrs. William H. Hopple III, P ’06 * Mr. & Mrs. B. Scott Price, P ’86 *** Mr. Jason Cox Mr. Caleb Davis, P ’03, ’06 * Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hungerford, Ms. Barbara Probst, P ’09 * P ’00, ’05, ’07 * Mr. & Mrs. Joel Proulx, P ’02, ’04 * Mr. & Mrs. Suleyman Doenmez, P ’05, ’07, ’10 ** Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Horovitz, P ’92 *** Dr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Ratcliff, P ’87 *** Mr. John G. Emerson Mr. Robert G. Hynson, P ’91 *** Dr. Brian J. Reilly, P ’98 Mr. Edward Forbes Mr. & Mrs. Paul Jenkins, P ’06 * Ms. Jo-Anne Regan & Mr. Scott W. Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Johnson, P ’95 *** Mr. Thomas Martin, P ’03, ’05 ** Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Robitaille, P ’95, ’97 ** Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Glaude Mr. Domingo Rosa ’76, P ’97 ** Ms. Jan Haman, P ’80, ’82 ** Mr. & Mrs. Ernesto Ruiz, P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Hammond The Honorable & Mrs. L. Phillips Runyon III, Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Harrison * P ’88, ’92 *** Ms. Carol A. Heath Mr. & Mrs. Lewis H. Sayers, P ’98 ** Ms. Nellie Herman * Mr. & Mrs. James M. Sharpe, P ’09 Mr. Billy D. Horton Mrs. Janet Silvers, P ’80 ***

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 23 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hungerford, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Marcus, P ’91 *** In Memory Of: P ’00, ’05, ’07 * Ms. Deb McWethy ** Terry Dwyer, Christopher Horgan & Mr. & Mrs. Brooks F. Johnson Ms. Sarah H. Mongan * Anne Hutchinson Mr. Edwin O. Kerman * Mr. & Mrs. John W. Moses ** Mr. Robert C. English P ’86 Ms. Michelle Knapp * Ms. Kate A. Robbins Joseph Grew English, P ’86 Ms. Megan Lyons Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Smith *** Ms. Charlotte Neinas, P ’92 Ms. Anne Mackey * Mrs. Susanne K. Vogel * H. William Evans Mrs. Holly Macy * Mr. & Mrs. Carl Von Mertens *** Mr. Frank Millet Mr. Christian Maitner * Mr. Arthur White * Eric S. Lewtas, P ’13 Mr. John Marquis * IPG Employee Benefits Mrs. Jean K.Hensey Ms. Katri Morley Friends Mrs. Nancy Horner Borden Olney/HRadvantage Mr. Eric Nemitz * Mrs. Anita Lewtas Mr. Seth Brenzel & Mr. Malcolm Gaines Mr. John Norris Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lezberg, GP ’13 Mr. David R. Cameron Ms. Robin Oliver, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Dana Moore Mr. Christopher P. Chesney Ms. Gerogette Paquette Scott C. O’Neil ’73 Mr. & Mrs. John S. Clarkeson *** Mr. Robert McQuillen Ms. Judith Parrott Ms. Karen Clement Pam Snitko Ms. Jo-Anne Regan & Ms. Wendy White, P ’05 Mr. Thomas Martin, P ’03, ’05 ** Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Collier Norman B. Wight Ms. Mary Renaud * Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Doughty Mr. Alfred B. Connable ’48 Ms. Becky L. Rillings Mr. Frederick Eaton * Mr. Roger Dane ’52 Mrs. Eleanor Evans ** Ms. Cynthia Hartley Ritter Mr. D. Stuart Laughlin ’49 Ms. Erika Rogers ** Mr. & Mrs. Jane & Scott Farris Ms. Dorine Ryner Mr. Paul S. Goodof In Honor Of: Mr. Earl Schofield * Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Hammond * Dublin School 75th Anniversary Ms. Lucy C. Shonk Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Keough Ms. Donna Neveux, P ’11, ’13 Nathaniel “Buddy” Bates ’53 Mr. Mark Sirois Mr. James R. King Mr. Timothy P. Miller ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Snitko Mr. Alexander M. Lehmann * Ms. Jennifer Whitesel Mr. & Mrs. David O. Stone * Mr. & Mrs. Martin Mansfield Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Nathan, P ’10 Ms. Stacia Tolman ’78 Mr. Robert McQuillen ** Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Fox 50th Mr. Rodrigo Villaamil Mr. Frank Millet ** Wedding Anniversary Mr. Jonathan Weis, P ’06 * Governor & Mrs. Walter Peterson *** Mr. & Mrs. Samuel A. Lewis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Marquis Mr. Jay Whitaker * Ambassador & Mrs. Joseph Petrone ** Robert C. Hynson II Mr. & Mrs. Stephen & Jennifer Whitesel Mr. & Mrs. David W. Schoeder Mr. Robert G. Hynson, P ’91 Ms. Hong Jung Yun ’02 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Smyser * Theo Ginsburg ’06 & Robin Ginsburg Mr. Scott Zeller Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Throssel * ’08 Birthdays Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Winchester *** Ms. Veronique Chopin de La Bruyere, Former Faculty and Staff The Walden School, Ltd P ’06, ’08 Mr. Scott Bertschy & Ms. Jean Hansen * Mr. & Mrs. George C. Bonnefond * Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Cornog ** Mr. & Mrs. Peter Duston, P ’90 ** Ms. Kristine Finnegan, P ’06 * Ms. Shirley Harris ** Mr. Robert Haslun *** Ms. Nancy Lehmann Haynes ’55 *** Mr. Scott Holland *** Mr. & Mrs. Willard H. Jost, P ’88, GP ’09 ** Mr. Charles Latham *** Mr. Samuel A. Lewis, Jr *. Mrs. Judith Marble

24 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Foundations, Businesses and Main Crust Co., LLC Matching Gift Companies Manhattan East Hair Design Mary Kay Akron Community Foundation Ames Planning Associates, Inc. Medefab – HMD, Inc. New England Wood Pellet LLC Bank of America Matching Peterboro Basket Company Gifts Cisco Systems Foundation R.H. Thackston & Company Cogswell Benevolent Trust Lehmann Legacy Circle Roy’s Market Dow Jones & Co. Super 8 Motel GE Foundation Matching The strength of Dublin School’s TARGET Gifts Program future endowment is in large part TD Bank Goldman, Sachs & Company Thai Garden due to the foresight and support of Henry Family Foundation The Toadstool Bookshop those who have chosen to include Houghton Mifflin Company Trey Whitfield Dublin School in their estate plans. Hutter Construction School Walden School The Lehmann Legacy Circle serves to Intel Foundation Matching Gifts to Whippoorwill Farm honor their confidence and vision. Education Programs Yankee Publishing Inc. ITOCHU INTERNATIONAL, INC. Members of the Dublin community MMC Matching Gifts Program Gifts-in-Kind who have established bequests, Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Alyson’s Orchard life income gifts or charitable Putnam Foundation Morton Trails, LLC trusts recognize the value of a The Arthur Vining Davis Foundations The Mr. Joaquin E. Bacardi ’57 Dublin School education and their Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Breslauer, P ’13 Perkin Fund responsibility to help preserve this The Rita And Alex Hillman Foundation Mr. Bruce Coll opportunity for future generations. Union Pacific Railroad Mr. & Mrs. Mark Coll Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Collier Wells Fargo Foundation If you have Dublin School in your Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Coneys, P ’06, ’09, ’11 Yawkey Foundation estate plans and have not notified Mr. Caleb Davis, P ’03, ’06 the School or would like more Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Doughty Sponsors information on how to do so, Mr. & Mrs. Jane & Scott Farris Allen & Mathewson Energy Corp. please contact Erika Rogers, Arnone’s Family Fun Center Miss Patricia A. Fletcher, H ’95 Director of Development and Belletetes, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Fox Bowditch & Dewey, LLP Mr. Tim Halladay Alumni Affairs At 603-563-1230 or Copies & More Ms. Molly Phillips-Hungerford ’00 [email protected]. Countryhouse Corner, LLC Ms. Pam Parish D.D. Bean & Sons Co. DK Associates * Indicates 5 years of giving Dublin General Store ** Indicates 10 years of giving E & R Cleaners *** Indicates 15+ years of giving Fenton Family Dealerships (dec.) deceased Fiddleheads Cafe GT Plumbing & Heating We have made every effort to be as accurate as possible in recognizing all Hancock Inn those who have contributed to Dublin Harrisville General Stor School in the fiscal year July 1, 2009 to Hobbs Jewelers Inc. Jack June 30, 2010. If your name has been Daniels Motor Inn listed incorrectly or omitted, please Jaffrey-Rindge Self Storage contact the Development Office at Joel S. Proulx (603) 563-1232. Keene Super 8 Motel Knight’s Auto Body Lee & Mt. Fuji Chinese & Japanese Restaurant, LLC

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 25 When Disaster Struck Life after a catastrophe Needless to say, in the days and weeks after Mike died, keeping up the lawn was not my first priority – and so, as I said – I was afraid everyone would know where the “Widow McGinty” lived. That is, until the day that Chris Mitchell showed up. I didn’t know Chris very well. He’s a longtime resident of Foxboro – very involved in the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts -- and he runs a local landscaping firm. But a couple of weeks after 9/11, without asking, he shows up and mows my lawn. A week after that, he did it again. And then a week later, he did it again. I said, “Chris …”And he said “Cindy, don’t worry about it. Focus on your sons, focus on your life, leave your lawn to me and my guys.” Then on the very first Mother’s Day following 9/11, Chris says, “Cindy, there are a few extra things we need to do around the house. Don’t worry about it, but you may see some extra activity, okay?” Okay, Chris. The next thing I know, plants start being delivered and trees start coming down and Chris – along with a team of Boy Scouts and their fathers converge on my yard and -- for Mother’s Day -- they re-landscaped my front yard and laid y name is Cindy McGinty. My husband Mike lost down a walkway to my front door. And they planted a tree in M his life while working in the World Trade Center on Mike’s memory in the front yard. September 11. True to his word, every week Chris or someone from his crew, Mike graduated from the US Naval Academy in 1981 and continued to show up. was honorably discharged as a Lt. Commander in 1989. He worked hard in his career at Marsh McLennan in the Every week for the next eight years Chris Mitchell took care of Power and Utilities Group. He was a loving husband and my home … never accepting a dime. Giving new meaning to a fantastic father to our two beautiful sons. Together, we the words “Never forget.” were involved in our church and our community. And he Fortunately for Chris, we moved to Connecticut last December. kept our yard looking fantastic which I will tell you about in a minute. And so why do bad things happen to good people? For me, it is so that good people might go on to do more good things He was a good man. for others. Why do bad things happen to good people like Mike? With Chris as my role model, I have helped to start the Mass Millions asked that exact same question following 9/11. Military Heroes Fund which provides support services and I certainly did many times and I finally discovered the programs to military families in Massachusetts who have answer – at least what the answer is for me. But before I lost loved ones in Iraq and Afghanistan. The Mass Military tell you what it is, I want to tell you how I figured it out. Heroes Fund was the idea of the late Senator Edward M. Kennedy and was supported by many of the Massachusetts My sons, Daniel and David, and I were the only ones living 9/11 families. Many families have told us that their sons in Foxboro, Massachusetts who lost a family member on and daughters enlisted because of 9/11 because of what 9/11. Daniel was 8 at the time and David was 7. On the happened to Mike and others. street where we lived, everyone took pride in their homes and after 9/11 it was my fear that people would know Would I have been so involved in helping others if I had not where the Widow McGinty lived just by driving past my lost Mike? Probably not. house. I was afraid it would be the one where the grass Would I have been so involved if not for Chris Mitchell showing was getting long, weeds were sprouting and leaves were me the value of helping others in need? Probably not. piling up. Is it possible – as horrible is it was – that there are blessings You see, Mike loved to work in the yard and every that came from 9/11? Yes, absolutely. weekend we were planting, mulching and weeding – he learned everything he needed to know from a book and Cindy McGinty gave the following speech at the Beacon Theatre in he was so proud. It was the first house he ever owned and New York on September 11, 2009 as an annually observed National our yard was truly a reflection of him. Day of Service and Remembrance.

26 Envisioning a World of Possibilities majority of it.) My mother called the Navy, because she wanted an honor guard at the funeral, as my father served in the Navy. She was unable to find discharge papers. The Navy did not want to talk to us, or to fix the problem. My mother called Senator Kennedy, and within 24 hours they had it straightened out: we had an honor guard at my father’s (first) funeral. ot many people watch their father die on CNN. I did, N and that image stays with you. “Extreme trauma to the One month after 9/11, my mother had enough: before extremities” that was what killed him, officially. that she was shy, never asked for much. Now, she was Not fire, not falling, not shock, not the fact that a frustrated because of all of the agencies there were out commercial jet plane just flew into him: trauma. there saying they were helping people, and getting press coverage for it. As she puts it, “the families weren’t seeing I can only imagine what his last moments were like. And I the dollars.” Nobody knew how they were going to live, often do. He was on the 99th floor of the North Tower, the if they were going to see a paycheck, if they would be first one that was hit. He was where the plane hit. able to keep their homes, if they would get life insurance Because we lived in Massachusetts, and my father wasn’t or social security benefits. With the current system, one on a plane, and because we didn’t live in New York, and phone call led to nine more. At the meeting, all of the my father worked in the towers, we were hardly noticed at agencies: the FBI, Social Security, the Red Cross, The all. All of the aid programs in New York seemed to care for Massachusetts Office of Victims Assistance, and others firefighters, police officers, and workers in the towers who stood up and described how they were helping us. My lived in New York or New Jersey: all of the aid programs in mother, after months of getting nowhere, getting nothing, Massachusetts (of which only a handful actually existed, just wanted to have life return to the closest thing it could but those were preexisting organizations, such as the be to normal, to not be known as “the 9/11 widow” in town. Salvation Army) were for people who were on the planes, At the end of the presentations, she raised her hand, and not in the towers. said, “I know that you all think that you are helping, but what you’re really doing is getting in our way. I have two Even at his funeral, we had to fight. small children, am totally grief-stricken, and can barely get out of bed in the morning. All of you have forms to fill out On top of that, the airlines refused to acknowledge that we that require the same information, and require the same even existed, beyond our signatures that we wouldn’t sue documentation. It’s too much to handle at this point. If you them. We needed to fly out to New York City days later, and want to help, make the process easier.” After the meeting, they wouldn’t give us any sort of discount because “he Senator Kennedy provided each family with an “advocate” wasn’t on the plane” (my mother, in a fit of rage, pointed to help them do as much or as little as that family was out that he was “all over the plane.”) ready to do. This was our first real step in moving on. We get so much mail for him, and not just typical junk mail, From this time our family became friends with Senator either. We get voting pamphlets, bills. It’s almost not funny. Kennedy, we even went sailing with him, became friends You’d think that after nearly a decade they would take a with his staff, and when he died, we were invited to sit and hint. watch over the body for an hour, while hordes of people During the 2008 Presidential Election, we got a letter walked by, which is what happens at a Kennedy funeral, from Rudy Giuliani’s campaign: he would keep America traditionally. safe, and could we donate. The letter was addressed Whenever something, pretty much anything, happens, they to my father. My mother decided to call the campaign play clips of the towers on the news, and remind us that offices. When my mother pointed out that our father was we’re living in a “post-9/11” world. Now, mentioning 9/11 is deceased, and that they, of all people, should know this, but a political move, to instill fear and turn the masses into the response was “we can’t micromanage our phone lists.” voting one way. Look at Giuliani’s presidential campaign: My mother, furious, asked how they could run the country his city was attacked under his watch, and he plays it off if they couldn’t manage a phone list. We didn’t get an as a positive thing, that he was the only reason that the city answer. is still around today, and not the people who actually put Within days of 9/11, Senator Ted Kennedy called all of their lives on the line, or even died, on that day. the Massachusetts families and told them if there was For some, 9/11 became them. Others, it defined them. Me? anything he could do, to just tell him. After my mother It fuels me. I don’t let it define me, I let it empower me. I went to New York, she began to prepare a memorial overcame that. As I can the next challenge, and every one service for my father. We couldn’t have a regular burial, after that. because we didn’t have his body. (Later we ended up having two funerals, several years apart, as his remains By Dan McGinty, published in Paradox, Dublin School’s were not intact. We still don’t have the whole body, just the literary magazine

The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 27 Who was there 2010 Reunion/ Reunion 2010 Alumni Weekend Tom Rockwell ’37 Bill King ’52 Joe Joslin ’54 Duncan Inches ’58 Tim Bergeron ’60 Elliott Clark ’60 Chauncey O. Johnstone ’60 Carl Ladd ’60 Scott Little ’60 Peter K. Read ’60 James Johnson ’64 Bill Fitzgerald ’64 Pepe Garcia ’67 Harry Sloan ’74 Ron Eschenbrenner ’75 Clifford Pafford ’75 David Bliss ’77 Peter Silvers ’80 Nate Dane ’80 BJ Howell ’80 Dudley Hayward ’80 Heather Avery ’81 Tracey Bean ’83 Chris Behn ’83 John Brennan ’83 Brian Hand ’83 Lorrie Hammond ’83 Brad Smedley ’85 The Class of 1960 (l to r): Chauncey Johnstone, Robert English ’86 Carl Ladd, Peter Read, Scott Little and AK Kim ’86 Tim Bergeron Spencer Norcross ’86 Shawn Sidebottom ’86 Michael Walter ’86 ublin School celebrated another LP Runyon ’88 D wonderful Alumni/Reunion Weekend Leela Howard ’90 on May 7-9, 2010 with close to sixty alumni Brendon Murphy ’90 Shawn Sidebottom ’86 gathering for the weekend’s many events. Leela Howard ’90 Richard Maher ’92 Events included a memorial hike, student Jason Smith ’92 coffee house and maypole dance, campus Alex Hill ’94 tours, alumni/student lacrosse game, and David Johnson ’95 Allastair Meffen ’98 a reunion banquet where the Class of 1960 Ben Proulx ’02 celebrated their 50th Reunion Tim Horgan ’03 Freida Kat ’04 Mark Your Calendars! Amy Proulx ’04 Caroline Doenmez ’05 May 13-15, 2011 is our 75th Anniversary Tyler Wils ’05 Alumni/Reunion Weekend – We promise Alex Shaffer ’05 you that this will be a weekend you will Dudley Hayward ’80 Tracey Bean ’83 Peter “Jack” Cutler ’05 not want to miss! We especially hope to Chris Gaskell ’07 see classes celebrating milestone Kari Olsen ’08 reunion years! James Kirk ’08 John Hyung ’08 • Class of 2001 – 10th Reunion; Erica Bullock ’08 • Class of 1986 - 25th Reunion; Jacky Cheng ’08 • Class of 1961 – 50th Reunion Ian Probst ’09

Amy Proulx ’04 LP Runyon ’88 28 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Michael David Walter ’86 July 29, 1968 - August 25, 2010 We are saddened to announce that Mike Walter ‘86 passed away on August 25, 2010 of natural causes just a few months after Reunion Weekend. Mike was a much loved and respected member of the Dublin community and he will be missed dearly.

Alumni/Student Lacrosse Game ublin School would like to say a special “Thank D You” to Spencer Norcross’86 for organizing a fantastic Alumni vs. Dublin Varsity lacrosse game. Dressed in authentic lacrosse jerseys and joined by Dublin School lacrosse coach, LP Runyon ’88, the “old guys” triumphed 6-2, amid cries of “Foul” by the varsity youngsters. A great time was had by all and plans for a rematch are already being made for Alumni Weekend this coming May. (There is even Michael Walter ’86 talk of the alumnae/girls joining the fun!)

Michael Walter ’86, Brian Hand ’83, John Brennan ’83, Chris Behn ’83, Rob English ’86 Shawn Sidebottom ’86, James Kirk ’08 and John Huynh ’08 Spencer Norcross ’86 and Allastair Meffen ’98

Below left to right: #29 Current Parent Garth Hoffman P ’08, ’11, #16 Brad Smedley ’85, #1 Allastair Meffen ’98, #27 Head of School, Brad Bates, #33 Shawn Sidebottom ’86, #25 Michael Walter ’86, #13 Trustee and Current Parent, Peter Imhoff P ’13, #39 Spencer Norcross ’86, #25 James Kirk ’08, #28 Jacky Cheng ’08, #22 John Huynh ’08, #6 Lacrosse Coach LP Ruynon ’88, Athletic Director, Lacrosse Coach and History Teacher, Brooks Johnson.

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The class of 1960 with their spouses (l to r): Carl & Deborah Ladd, Peter & Lucy Read, Scott & Elizabeth Little, Chauncey & Patricia Johnstone, and Tim & Margaret Bergeron.

Jonathan Weis, Richard Maher ’92, Emily & Brooks Johnson

Jan Haman, David Johnson ’95, LP Runyon ’88, Leela Howard ’90, Trustee and Current Parent Peter Imhoff P ’13, Shawn Sidebottom ’86, and Spencer Norcross ’86. Bill Fitzgerald ’64 and James Johnson ’64

Lisa Bates, Brendon Murphy ’90, Head of School Brad Bates, Fredia Kat ’04, Tim Horgan ’02, Alex Shaffer ’05, Trustee Rob English ’86, Michael Walter ’86 and AK Kim ’86 Caroline Doenmez ’05 and Tyler Wils ’05.

30 Envisioning a World of Possibilities The Todd Walier Monadnock

Memorial Hike climb meant too much to have me May 8, 2010 disrupt our group mission! John, Tracey, Chris and Brian all kindly By: Robert C. English and affectionately gave me every out to turn back and head down the mountain. “Rob, there is no need to be a hero; you can turn back now if that would be best for your health,” I was gently told. That was NOT going to happen I insisted, and I promised everyone that I was fine and that I was Brian Hand ’83, John Brennan ’83, Rob English ’86 most definitely going to summit; I was Tracey Bean ’83 and Chris Behn ’83 just going to be behind them due to my now slower pace. John, Tracey and Chris marched In remembrance and onward at my absolute insistence so in intensity. In that time our group Tracey could stay on schedule and in special honor of Todd never gave the weather conditions Brian Hand decided to stay back with a second thought; we were almost Walier ’84 members of the me to keep a more careful eye on me oblivious to the fact that it was a class of 1983 and I set out to and my well being; so it seemed to moderately rainy day. me. (Brian’s hanging back with me hike Mt. Monadnock during The camaraderie and friendship gave the chance to truly catch up Dublin’s Alumni Weekend. within our group during the hike with him and made for a very special truly highlighted all that is wonderful experience.) had serious reservations, in the about Dublin and it defined in a real With Todd Walier strongly in our and meaningful way what outstanding, back of my mind, on my drive over collective thoughts we all summited I intelligent, interesting, and caring to Dublin School as to whether or not late morning, ate our tasty prepared Alumni we have and how strong the our hike would actually take place due Dublin School boxed lunches, and bonds that were forged 25 +/- years to the foul heavy weather that had reflected upon how meaningful our ago remain. descended upon us in the region. I climb had been as we sat atop ‘our’ should have known better given the As we made our way up the mountain mountain in dense fog and 25-35 persevering character of my fellow in Todd’s memory, I was struck by mph wind gusts with spatterings of Dubliners. It was never a matter of if we the fact that I was with such a special rain blowing in our faces. Our inside would hike Monadnock; it was a matter group that cared deeply enough to group joke with one another was just of what time were we going to push off have made this climb possible and how beautiful the Monadnock view to start the climb! that I was with Alumni that symbolize was from the peak. It was a magical our “Dublin School Spirit” to its moment in every way for all the right The day began with us all gathering reasons! fullest and deepest meaning. at Lehmann House for a nourishing I have climbed Mt. Monadnock dozens breakfast and time to discuss what trail On a very personal note, about half of times in my lifetime and The Todd we would use for the ascent. It quickly way up Monadnock, I began to slow Walier Memorial Hike was my most was decided that John Brennan ‘83, in my hiking pace and I was beginning special and meaningful experience on Tracey Bean ‘83, Chris Behn ‘83, Brian to hold back my hard charging group the summit ever. Our purpose for the Hand ‘83 and Rob English ‘86 would set of athletic Dublin Alumni hikers. out on this foggy, rainy, and very windy climb, thanks to class members from Back in May of 2009 I had to have 1983, was clear from the beginning and 45 degree day via the Dublin Trail. emergency neck surgery where I had that was to honor Todd. We did so, to have a herniated disk removal and As we set forth on the climb from the defiantly. disk replacement due to a severely Dublin Trail Head it became clear to me slipped disk compressing on my The journey embraced all that is that this was going to be a very special spinal cord. It had been almost one wonderful about the people of Dublin day on many levels for all of us. John, year to the day that I was now hiking School. The warmth, the laughter, the Tracey, Chris, Brian and I all fell into our rugged Mt. Monadnock. At times fun stories, the poignant moments, our instant wonderful conversation as we when I get fatigued from exertion shared love for our school, and our shared stories and memories of Todd my legs, neurologically speaking persevering through rough weather Walier and our past experiences while can get sluggish and my walking simply symbolizes what is right about we were at Dublin School. We reminded Dublin. ourselves many times over with our cadence slows down. Tracey Bean exchanged stories about what a kind, had an important family obligation Summiting Monadnock on Alumni fun loving, gentle, and humorous friend later in the afternoon and she had Weekend with John, Tracey, Chris, and Todd was to us all. to summit Monadnock and get back Brian will be a strong memory for a down efficiently and in time to make lifetime on so many profound levels Pushing on during our climb, and her event. I told our group to keep and I thank them for that! steeped in serious, silly, and laugh-filled pushing on at their stout pace and I discussions, the rain picked up greatly would see them on the summit. This Todd, we miss you.

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The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 31 Reunion 2010 continued from p. 31 Mayfair 2010 espite the rainy weather, D we had another spectacular Mayfair Weekend! Thank you to all the students who played courageously on the athletic fields and performed beautifully for the outdoor rock concert and dance performance. You are the soul of our School!

Congratulations to the Class of 2010! From the Class of 2011

Katherine Dudley ’10 Dublin School Dancers 2010

32 Envisioning a World of Possibilities Alumni News

Dublin School Whistle Stop Group Photo Front Row: Sung Ho Kim ’10 Jae Won Lee ’09, Ms. Jun Soo Roh P ’02, Seok in Seoul, Korea Jun Yoon ’09, Ki Hyuck Lee ’10, In Ki Kim ’10, Sung Hwa Choi ’09, Young Kwon Ko ’09, Seok Hoon Choi, Jun Yong Park ’28, Ji Yoon hanks to the incredible support of our current Sung ’12, Jae Yu Ko ’09, Min Young Jeong ’12, Joon Ho Oh ’12. T Korean Dublin School parents, Dublin held its first Group Photo Back Row: International “Whistle Stop” in Seoul Korea on June 20, Mrs. Kyung Ae Han P ’11, Mr. Dong Chul Kim P ’11, Mrs. Ji Sook 2010. Director of Development and Alumni Affairs, Erika Moon P ’09, Mr. Sung Jin Yun P ’02, Ms. Kyung Rim Park P ’10, Rogers; Dean of Students, Eric Nemitz; Assistant Director Young Ah Pyun ’05, Hye Jung Eun ’06, Sun Yong Cho ’05, Ha Neul of Admissions, Hong Jung Yun ’02 and English teacher Kim ’10, Joo Hee Ui ’12, Seo Yeon Cho ’09, Jong Bum Park ’09, Do Michelle Knapp had a wonderful time visiting with over Hee Kim ’10, Hyo Jun Kim ’11, Eui Ryung Kim, Ms. Mal Ja Yoo P 44 Dublin alumni, parents and students. ’12, Eric Nemitz, Ms. Jae Min Park P ’13, Ms. Mi Hye Chung P ’12, Jee-Hoon Choi ’04, Bin Yun, Mrs. Eun Hee Maing P ’12, Mrs. Hee- Jung Kim P ’09, Ms. Yong Chung P ’12, Erika Rogers, Mrs. Kyung Hee Chin P ’11, Myungji Kim ’00, Hong Jung Yun ’02, Na-Jung Kim ’00, Michelle Knapp.

Ms. Yun visits with her family after Dublin’s Whistle Stop in Korea. An old style pavillion at Kyoungbok Palace in Seoul, Korea

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American Textile History Museum volunteer Tom Rockwell, 92, stands next to a carding machine he maintains in the museum. – the Lowell Sun/Tory Germann.

The Main House, Cabot-Richards house where the school was established in 1935. Tom Rockwell ’37 In July 2010, Tom was spotlighted in the Lowell Sun “To Whom It May Concern, newspaper where, at 92, he still keeps the museum machines humming. As the article explains, Tom s you know, the School started in the fall of 1935 can fix virtually any kind of machinery, which is and when it came to June, 1936, there was no one in A not easy considering most of the machines are over the senior class and therefore no graduates. In June of 100 years old and manufacturers don’t sell parts for 1937, I was the only one in the senior class. Thus, when I antique machines anymore. “If you need a part, you graduated, I was the first and the oldest graduates of have to make something that will work. You make the Dublin School. a cast iron or steel tool yourself to fix a particular Following graduation, I went to Brown University, job,” explains Tom in the article. and then entered World War II as an airplane engine Numismatics, or the study of coins, is another mechanic specializing in turbo supercharges. I served subject Tom has been interested in his whole 3 1⁄2 years in the 5th Air Force in the Pacific Theater life. He has gone to countless coin and currency and was honorably discharged with the rank of meetings over many years and in 1974 Tom corporal in 1946. authored a two-part treatise in The Numismatist I then worked for a year in the American Woolen entitled Dating Systems on Coins since 1000 Company in Shawsheen, MA and then transferred to A.D. The article earned him a first-place Heath The Davis & Furber Machine Company in North Andover, Literary Award. He has also been recognized by MA where I was trained to be a carding machine erector the American Numismatic Association Presidential and I installed textile machinery in about 60 mills in Award (1996) and Glenn Smedley Memorial Award the eastern half of Canada and the eastern half of the (2004), and in 2008 he was named a Numismatic United States. Following this I worked in their accounts Ambassador by Numismatic News. receivable department for several years. A loyal supporter of Dublin School, Tom finishes When I retired, I worked for the American Textile his letter to us by saying, “Now that I am winding History Museum as a volunteer repairing their textile down my career, I am aiming for 2012 A.D. for my machinery in North Andover, MA and later when the 75th reunion. And being of good health now, I am museum moved to Lowell, MA.” planning to attend.”

34 Envisioning a World of Possibilities 2008 Alumni/Reunion Weekend from left to right: Nathaniel “Buddy” Bates ’53, Charles Latham, W.K. Read Dickinson ’58, Richard Kronick ’58, Jonathan Bourne ’58, and Thomas Jackson ’58. An Extraordinary Life: Hollow, created the Dublin School Charles Latham Distinguished Teacher Award for his encouragement Charles Latham Jr. 1917 - 2010 in helping students to realize their potential, and his dedication to a well-rounded curriculum that n November 4, 2010 the Alumni Office received included sports, music and theater. The award word that Dublin School former faculty member O honors an outstanding faculty member each year, Charles Latham Jr., 93, died on October 31, 2010. Charles but this year, the award will seem bittersweet as taught history, English, Latin, and French at Dublin from we say goodbye to this amazing educator and 1946 to 1956. He was dormitory master in Sleepy Hollow, loyal friend. ran the library, and helped coach soccer. He directed plays, including two Gilbert and Sullivan operettas, A memorial service will be held in Hanover, NH on helped with the Glee Club, and provided a Dublin choir January 16, 2011. Please do not hesitate to contact for All Saints Church in Peterborough. Erika Rogers in the alumni office at 603-563-1230 or erogers@ dublinschool.org if you have any Born in Indianapolis, he graduated from Princeton, further questions or would like to share a memory and earned a Master’s degree in history from Harvard. you have of Charles for the Dubliner. After leaving Dublin, he taught for two years in Denver, then moved to The Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia where he taught for 24 years. Since 1969 Charles has been president of the historical society for his beloved Thetford, Vermont, the site of his family home. Serving as the archivist, librarian and editor/author of several books on Thetford history, at 92 years of age, Charles was honored by the town as “Citizen of the Year.” In 1987, Charles returned to Dublin School in order to write Dublin School: A New Beginning, 1970 – 1985, a valuable book describing an important transition period in the School’s history. A loyal supporter of the School and member of the Lehmann Legacy Society, Charles was a true friend to Dublin in every sense of the word. 1946 – 1947 “The Faculty,” from the rear, left to right: Pop Wight, William G. North, Charles Latham, Jr., In 2008 Dublin School alumni Nathaniel “Buddy” Joseph Hendron, Robert Holmes, Charles T. Gillespie, Bates ’53 and Bill King ’52, roommates in Sleepy Dolly Plumley, Paul W. Lehmann, Mrs. Dolloff, and Norm Wight.

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The Dubliner | Dublin School, Fall 2010 35 Alumni News continued from p. 35 Remembering Mike n November 13, 2010 Dublin O School was honored to host the memorial service for Mike Walter ’86. Over 75 people attended this very touching service includ- ing many Dublin School alumni and former faculty members. The Walter family has asked that memorial gifts be given to Dublin School in Mike’s memory. The use of these funds is still to be determined and will be shared at a later date.

Left to Right: Diana and Mike Elkavitch, LP Runyon’88, Carl Ladd Jr.’87, AK Kim’86, Andrew (Zuke) Walter ’88 and daughter, Clay Rucker’86, Andrew Ellison’86, Jan Haman, Rob Sylvain’86, Rebecca Palay’90, Hugh Braley’87. Trey Whitfield Foundation Award ongratulations to Blair-Michael Jones ’10 and C Christopher Wade Riley ’10 on receiving the 2010 Academic Honoree Trey Whitfield Foundation Award. Left to Right: Ashley Farrell ’06, Myles Jones ’12, Alexandria Farrell ’09, Erika Rogers, A.B. Whitfield, Jessica Harrison, Christopher Riley ’10 and Blair-Michael Jones ’10.

Golf Tournament at Dublin Lake Club Golf Course

On October 2, 2010 Dublin School celebrated its 75th Anniversary with a golf tournament at the beautiful Dublin Lake Club golf course. We were honored to have such a great group of alumni, students, parents, faculty and friends come out for the day. We would like to say a special “Thank You” to trustee and former faculty member Suzie Vogel for hosting a reception at her home after the tournament.

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