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PROGRAM B:8.75 in T:7.75 in S:7 In © 2007 Carlos Ridruejo|Caridossa.com ALL RIGHTS RESERVED ALLRIGHTS CarlosRidruejo|Caridossa.com © 2007 Cambridge Boat Club, 2 Gerry’s Landing Road, Cambridge, MA Cambridge, LandingRoad, 2Gerry’s Club, Cambridge Boat FORTY-THIRD HEAD OF THE CHARLES® REGATTA OCTOBER TWENTIETH AND TWENTY-FIRST, TWO THOUSAND AND SEVEN · OFFICIAL PROGRAM B:8.75 in T:7.75 in S:7 in 1/ 2 Truth: quattro® is great if you drive in bad weather. Full Truth: quattro® is great if you drive. B:11.375 in B:11.375 S:9.75 in S:9.75 T:10.5 in T:10.5 Four wheels are better than two. On roads. On racetracks. On pavement, wet or dry. Audi. Truth in Engineering. audiusa.com “Audi,” “TT,” “quattro” and the four rings and Audi emblems are registered trademarks of AUDI AG. “Truth in Engineering.” is a trademark of Audi of America, Inc. © 2007 Audi of America, Inc. NTA-07-0623-HOTC AD.indd 1 9/6/07 7:15:09 PM File: AUDI_000712_A_TT_Truth.indd VB&P Job: AUDI-000966 Version: A Art director: Blake Bäkken APPROVALS BY DATE Client: AUDI Copywriter: None Studio Manager Date: 7/3/07 3:33 PM READER Matrl Cls: 6/28/07 Account Mgr.: Janice McManemy Buddy Check DPA: Jamie Chandler/Jesse di Franco 1st insert: September Print Prod.: Alisa Latvala Art PRODUCTION NOTES 5 Title: Magazine Truth Launch Color/B&W: 4C Director • Photo is FPO; vendor to insert hi-res 4c art; extending Copywriter bleed indicated in magenta LASER% Live: 7 in x 9.75 in Creative • All other art is actual art 100% Trim: 7.75 in x 10.5 in Fonts: AudiSansExt (Bold), AudiS- Director • Red is 100M 70Y Bleed: 8.75 in x 11.375 in ans (Roman) Print Producer • “TRUTH IN ENGINEERING" K/O DISKED Pubs: Head of the Charles Regatta Account • Legal text K/O at 60% transparency Management • Keyline on trim does not print 7.03 Designer Project PAGE Management Proof Reader 01 12619 VBP 133 M12619_Audi_TT_Truth_A_R3 08.02.07 GL CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK contents 2007 OFFICIAL PROGRAM PHOTOGRAPH: JOEL ROGERS PHOTOGRAPH: 11 EVENT SCHEDULE 15 ROWING TERMINOLOGY 16 EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS 24 MAP OF SITE AND VENUES 25 VENDOR LOCATOR Welcome to the Forty-third Regatta 7 A letter from the Board of Directors Foreign Flavor 21 From Sea to Shining Sea With appreciation to Dan Healey 29 The Regatta thanks a longtime member Rowing for Charity 33 An evolving community of local rowers Feeding Frenzy 37 The task of providing more than 1,700 meals A Sincere Thanks to our Sponsors 45 Learn more about this year’s sponsors FORTY-THIRD HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA INSIDE 2007 race viewing guide forty-third Head Of TH e CH ® PULLOUT arles r egaTTa RACE VIEWING GUIDE TURNING AT WEEKS FOOTBRIDGE ON RACE WEEKEND 4 FORTY-THIRD HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA FORTY-THIRD HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA 5 welcome PHOTOGRAPH: IGOR MEIJER PHOTOGRAPH: FROM THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS EDWARD J. SMITH, JR elcome to the 43rd edition of the Head Of The Charles® Regatta! On behalf Wof the Regatta’s five Managing Direc- tors, I would like to take this opportu- nity to thank you for your continued support. The Regatta depends upon the rowing community, countless volun- teers and tens of thousands of specta- tors and dedicated athletes for its yearly success. Events like the Head Of The Charles take a full year of planning to execute. During the past twelve months, our Race Committee has met regularly to review the Regatta’s future direction and to develop new strategies for posi- tive changes. Thanks to the vision and hard work of co-race Directors, Greg Krom and Mary Farrell, along with a core of twelve dedicated Race Commit- tee members, several enhancements have been made. Practice schedules have been re- vised including the elimination of prac- tice on Saturday afternoon. We know this decision eliminates a trial row over the course for some crews before the race, but in the interest of athlete safety it was deemed necessary. To counter this change, we added a third coxswains’ tour; one on Friday afternoon and two on Saturday. The Directors and I will CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY TURNING AT CAMBRIDGE BOAT CLUB FORTY-THIRD HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA 7 organization review this policy again after 2007. will directly contribute to the Regatta’s HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA The Regatta also conducted a permanent endowment. The Direc- BOARD OF DIRECTORS William R. Becklean total overhaul of our formerly complex tors’ Quad is a great way for athletes Roger Borggaard Eugene H. Clapp entry system. The goal of the HOCR to support the long-term vision of the David Fialkow Wycliffe Grousbeck has always been to be responsive to event and get a guaranteed trip down Marcia Hooper Katherine R. Kirk the athletes and coaches and we hope the river. The Board of Directors and I John M. Lambert Edward G. MacMahon our attempt to simplify the process wish to thank all those competitors who Mary C. Mazzio Charles Pieper through strategic changes to categories, are helping ensure the longevity of the Jim Pierce Christopher Richards definitions and event sizes has brought Head Of The Charles by participating Richard Sampson about positive improvements. We will in this race. Edward J. Smith, Jr. [CHAIR] EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR continue to fine-tune these changes Once again, the Directors want to Frederick V. Schoch moving ahead. thank our talented and energetic volun- ASSISTANT DIRECTOR One of the best places to watch teers who make the event a success. This Benjamin D. Hamilton VP OPERATIONS your favorite team this year is at the weekend, some 1,200 volunteers sign up Elizabeth M. Diamond Reunion Village, located on the Boston for various shifts to cover important op- CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER side of the Charles next to the Weeks erations areas of the Regatta. There are Thomas H. Martin Footbridge. This increasingly popular over 30 sub-committees helping to run PUBLICITY TEAM Elevate Communications the Regatta. The diligent work Keith Gainsboro Jim Connelly of these volunteers makes the Penumbra In addition to expert Bill Fleming Regatta experience what many HOCR INTERNS have said is “world-class.” We en- Briana Belanger race commentary Mason D. Cox courage anyone who is interested Cait Hart Camila Nevin and one of the best to check our web site (www.hocr. Head Of The Charles® is a registered trademark org) next summer and look for of the Cambridge Boat Club, 2 Gerry’s Landing Road, Cambridge, MA. places to view the a committee that would be of interest to them. races, the Reunion As the Regatta looks to the 2007 REGATTA RACE COMMITTEE future, we hope to continue as a RACE DIRECTORS Village will feature Gregory R. Krom leader in the sport for generations Mary Farrell to come. Speaking for the Direc- an Internet Café RACE COMMITTEE tors and myself, we hope to main- Alan Day Ed Englander provided by Boston. tain your respect for producing Fred Good Dennis Hickey one of the world’s most cherished Steve James Maureen Keefe social destination is open to all; it offers rowing regattas and trust we have pro- Cindy Ryder-Matthes Kate Sullivan the opportunity for alumni and friends vided a safe racing environment and a fun Tom Tiffany Matt Wagner to meet in a convenient, centralized and an exciting experience for spectators. The 2008 Head Of The Charles Regatta will take location with one of the best places on Thanks again for being part ofAmerica’s place on Saturday and Sunday, October 18-19, 2008. For more information call the Head Of The the river to enjoy catered food and hot Fall Rowing Festival. We look forward to Charles general information number, 617 868-6200, visit www.hocr.org or email [email protected] and cold drinks. In addition to expert seeing you again next year on October race commentary, the Reunion Village 18th and 19th, 2008. will feature an Internet Café provided 2007 PROGRAM PRODUCTION DESIGN by Boston.com. Don’t miss this excit- Carlos Ridruejo|Caridossa.com ing venue; stop by either Saturday or PHOTOGRAPHY Igor Meijer Sunday. Carlos Ridruejo Sunday afternoon also marks the Joel Rogers www.sportgraphics.com third year of the Directors’ Challenge EDWARD J. SMITH, JR. IS A LONGTIME VOLUNTEER, Quadruple Sculls event whose generous FORMER RACE COMMITTEE MEMBER, CURRENT MANAGING DIRECTOR, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD entry fees of $1,000 dollars per shell OF DIRECTORS, AND AVID MASTERS SCULLER. © Copyright 2007 by Head Of The Charles No part of this publication may be reproduced with- out written permission from the Regatta staff. 8 FORTY-THIRD HEAD OF THE CHARLES REGATTA schedule PHOTOGRAPH: IGOR MEIJER PHOTOGRAPH: EVENT AND START TIMES Saturday, October 20, 2007 EVENT - DIVISION START 1 Grand-Master Men’s Singles (1x) 8:30 AM 2 Grand-Master Women’s Singles (1x) 8:50 AM 3 Senior-Master Men’s Singles (1x) 9:11 AM 4 Senior-Master Women’s Singles (1x) 9:29 AM 5 Senior-Master Men’s Eights (8+) 9:51 AM 6 Senior-Master Women’s Eights (8+) 10:07 AM 7 Senior-Master Men’s Fours (4+) 10:25 AM 8 Senior-Master Women’s Fours (4+) 10:36 AM 9 Senior-Master Men’s Doubles (2x) 10:54 AM 10 Senior-Master Women’s Doubles (2x) 11:06 AM 11 Club Men’s Singles (1x) 11:27 AM 12 Club Women’s Singles (1x) 11:41 AM 13 Club Men’s Fours (4+) 12:07 PM 14 Club Women’s Fours (4+) 12:23 PM 15 Club Men’s Eights (8+) 12:49 PM 16 Club Women’s Eights (8+) 1:12 PM 17 Collegiate Men’s Fours (4+) 1:39 PM 18 Collegiate Women’s Fours (4+) 1:51 PM 19 Master Men’s Doubles (2x) 2:17 PM 20 Master Women’s Doubles (2x) 2:26 PM 21 Master Men’s Eights (8+) 2:50 PM 22 Master Women’s Eights (8+) 3:00 PM 23 Master Men’s Fours (4+) 3:20 PM 24 Master Women’s Fours (4+) 3:31 PM 25 Championship Men’s Doubles (2x) 3:51 PM 26 Championship Women’s Doubles (2x) 4:03
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