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The Magazine of Noble and Greenough School Fall 2018 Noble and Greenough School NOBLES • FALL 2018 NOBLES • FALL 10 Campus Drive NON-PROFIT Dedham, MA 02026-4099 U.S. POSTAGE PAID BOSTON MA PERMIT NO. 53825 NoblesTHE MAGAZINE OF NOBLE AND GREENOUGH SCHOOL FALL 2018 Milestones Under the Tent June 1 marked both the last official school day for OF NOBLE AND GREENOUGH SCHOOL THE MAGAZINE members of the Class of 2018p. 42 and the first Nobles graduation for Head of School Dr. Catherine J. Hall. The Pivot PHOTO OF THE DAY May 16, 2018 Abigail Roberts and Ben Clarke, both ’22, celebrate winning a preliminary heat during the solar car races. Thirty teams of Class V students designed and built cars to harness the power of the sun on their quest for the fastest car. PHOTO BY KIM NEAL Dedication Standing in front of the portrait of his father, Eliot Putnam ’57 spoke at the rededication ceremony for the new Putnam Library during reunion weekend. Gifts to the Annual Nobles Fund support the education and relationships that keep our graduates connected. To make your gift today, visit nobles.edu/ giving or contact Director of Annual Giving Allie Trainor at Allie_Trainor@ nobles.edu or 781-320-7005. contents FALL 2018 IN EVERY ISSUE 2 Letter from the Head 3 Reflections What Nobles folks are saying on campus and online 4 The Bulletin News and notes 18 Development John Gifford ’86 speaks at the annual Head of School Dinner 19 By the Numbers If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck... 20 Sports Boys lax captures title 22 Off the Shelf All about the books we read and write 24 Perspective Father and mother know best? 40 Graduate News What, when, where, FEATURES why and how Nobles grads are doing 26 The Pivot 36 How-to Guide Pivot, swivel, swerve. When grads Nobles faculty give need-to-know 64 Archive go boldly, anything can happen. tips and tricks on coffee, costumes, An Outing Club creativity and more. flashback to 1983 Cover Photograph by Toma Kostygina letter from the head Nobles FALL 2018 Editor Heather Sullivan Sharing Our Stories DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Assistant Editors Kim Neal MY SCHOOL YEAR BEGAN with members of the Class of 2018 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS during their retreat last August. As I listened to them that day, Ben Heider my own story at Nobles began. As I have continued to witness DIGITAL VIDEO PRODUCER/WRITER their stories throughout the year, and as I have experienced their Alexis Sullivan extraordinary talent, humor, kindness and joy, I am honored to have WRITER/CONTENT MANAGER the Class of 2018 as my first graduating class as head of school. Design While I know their lives after Nobles will take them in myriad 2COMMUNIQUÉ directions, I made one request of them during graduation. I asked WWW.2COMMUNIQUE.COM them to engage. Photography Below are excerpts from my graduation address to the Class of 2018. Tim Carey Dan Cutrona Kathleen Dooher I ask that you seek to understand, listen, learn and then find your own voice and what leadership for the Michael Dwyer public good means for you. Joel Haskell Ben Heider We are all aware of how discourse across our country has become increasingly disrespectful and Toma Kostygina polarizing, how a rhetoric of hate has become frighteningly common, and how what used to feel like simple Leah LaRiccia Kim Neal discussions now feel entangled in high-stakes outcomes. Mirabel Pictures What worries me more than the unhealthy discourse is the resulting silence that has emerged. There Emily Qualey 5iveleaf Photography is silence where there used to be discussion, silence where there used to be questions, and silence where there used to be learning. The Editorial Committee Brooke Asnis ’90 At Nobles, we need to do our part to end the silence and to contribute to a climate of engaged discussion, John Gifford ’86 one that promotes intellectually rigorous and respectful conversation, that builds rather than tears down. Tilesy Harrington We need to do this in a way that guides without answering, and encourages a diversity of ideas. There is Bill Kehlenbeck nothing partisan about this. It is simply about engagement and optimism. Nobles is published three times a year for graduates, past and As graduates of Nobles, I need you to go out and engage. What does this look like? current parents and grandparents, Start by asking questions. A lot of questions. Ask questions to learn facts, questions to elicit someone’s students and supporters of Noble and Greenough School. perspective, questions to make it clear you are interested in listening, questions to help you better understand Nobles is a co-educational, non-sectarian day and five-day what you believe. Be curious, even if you think you know the answer. What could you ask that might chal- boarding school for students lenge your certainty? in grades seven (Class VI) through 12 (Class I). Noble and Do not allow a fear of seeming ignorant to stop your curiosity. Sincere curiosity is a sign of a growth Greenough School is a rigorous mindset, not ignorance. If you do not know, ask. academic community that strives for excellence in its Next, what is probably the hardest part, is to listen. To truly listen takes patience, an authentic belief classroom teaching, intellectual growth in its students and that you can learn from what the other person is saying, comfort in being uncomfortable, and a willingness commitment to the arts, to shift your perspective. It means you are engaged in a conversation not to win an argument, but to collabo- athletics and service to others. rate in the creation of ideas. For further information and up-to-the-minute graduate Lastly, and most importantly, I ask you to find your voice and to use it to define how you will lead for news, visit www.nobles.edu. the public good. Leadership for the public good is not a calling just for some of you. It is a calling for every Letters and comments may single one of you. Quiet voices can be as impactful as loud ones. Those in the back of the room can make as be emailed to Heather_Sullivan@ nobles.edu. We also welcome much of a difference as those at the podium. old-fashioned mail sent c/o The Nobles mission statement is free of judgment and full of inspiration and encouragement. All voices Noble and Greenough School, 10 Campus Drive, Dedham, MA are needed to make a difference, and yours is needed. 02026. The office may be As you leave this tent, you will be surrounded by the faculty who have dedicated their lives to your reached at 781-320-7268. education. They have cared about you, pushed you, believed in you, and advocated for you in your years at © Noble and Greenough School 2018 Nobles. Now, as we send you off today, we are inspired by you. We will celebrate your journey ahead with tremendous optimism and pride. —CATHERINE J. HALL, PH.D., HEAD OF SCHOOL 2 Nobles FALL 2018 Next year is our year! —OWEN ASNIS ’19, NEW SLC CO-PRESIDENT, IN THE SCHOOL YEAR’S FINAL ASSEMBLY Acting as an effective leader doesn’t require any This school, led by you all, is attempting public acclaim or acknowledgement. to open difficult conversations about controversial topics. There are so —MARK SPENCE, DEAN OF STUDENTS, ON “THE DIFFERENT FACES OF many reasons why this is important. LEADERSHIP,” IN THE MAY 2018 PARENTS’ NEWSLETTER Obviously, we are preparing you to enter the world beyond these walls. A great teacher, lawyer, investor and senator will have to work well with people who are vastly different. Beyond our search If you’re lucky enough to be at the table, you for excellence in the future, these difficult conversations actually help us have an obligation to speak up for those who to form a stronger community, right here, right now, and build relationships aren’t. ... Don’t let history happen at you. that are characterized by authenticity, —NICK DICARLO ’03, ACCEPTING THE YOUNG wholeness and fairness. GRADUATE AWARD, IN ASSEMBLY —ERICA PERNELL, DEAN OF DIVERSITY INITIATIVES, IN ASSEMBLY My teacher With the events I may or may not going on on campus sent a note today, go with your home to have lost a bet. heart and be kind. my mom —WILLIE GRIFFIN ’19, BEFORE PERFORMING THE NAPOLEON DYNAMITE DANCE —DANNY MONAGHAN ’18, because SCENE, IN ASSEMBLY SHARING HIS MOTHER’S ADVICE BEFORE THE she thought NATIONAL SCHOOL there was WALKOUT, IN ASSEMBLY something wrong with me. —TALYA SOKOLL, LIBRARIAN, ON HER EARLY PREFERENCE APRIL 13, VIA FACEBOOK APRIL 26, VIA INSTAGRAM FOR READING OVER Joy Marzolf ’86 brought reptilian Head of School Cathy Hall and SOCIALIZING, IN ASSEMBLY friends for a visit after assembly. the bulldog on Rally Day FALL 2018 Nobles 3 the bulletin Left: Michael Freeman speaks of his experience shadowing orthopedic surgeon Mininder Kocher. Top Right: Izzy Kocher and Bailey Turner play back their vocal recordings. Bottom right: Liam Dorsey shows off his ceramic masterpieces. Projects for the Public Good IN THE MONTH OF MAY, Class I students courses or afternoon programs. Stu- tice Nobles’ mission: leadership for the are notoriously cheerful and laid back dents partake in internships, execute public good. as their Nobles careers come to a close, research projects, create artwork, or On May 29, parents, faculty and but their work ethic has not dissipated. engage in independent study. At the underclassmen walked the halls of A majority of seniors take on projects culmination of these eight weeks, stu- Shattuck to see what Class I students during the final eight weeks of the school dents showcase their projects at Class I had produced.
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