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13 enduring Generosity of Norbert A. Weldon ’35 Financial Aid: A new endowed fund for financial aid, named in honor of Mr. Weldon, is the most recent of Unlocking the Weldon family’s numerous gifts to Pingry. 14 Saying Farewell to Faculty and Staff Members Opportunity Eleven members of Pingry’s faculty and staff retired or decided to pursue new opportunities at 8 the conclusion of the 2009-10 academic year. Pingry’s financial aid 22 Digital Display: Lower School Students Find New Ways to Create Art The Short Hills Campus’ first student digital photography exhibition, representing the work program provides of fourth- and fifth-grade students, was on display this spring. educational opportunities 30 Reunion Photo Gallery for those who otherwise In May, alumni returned to Pingry for three days of activities, including the Fifty-Year Club could not afford to Luncheon, Clam Bake, and Class Parties. 42 athletics Hall of Fame Inductees attend the school. The Thomas R. Ferry ’80, Jay Antonelli ’88, J. Owen Tully ’94, Coach William Ambrose*, Review explains how the and the 1994-95 Boys’ Swimming Team were inducted on May 14, 2010. (* posthumously) 44 alumni Make Time to Help in Haiti program works and shares Dr. Sanjay Lalla ’85, P ’21, ’22, a plastic surgeon, and Marisa LaValette ’04, eager to testimonials from those perform large-scale humanitarian work, traveled separately to Haiti to help the victims of the January 2010 earthquake. who have benefited. 46 Career Progression on Display in “Young Architects Show” For the first time, Pingry’s annual alumni art exhibition focused on architecture by displaying the works of four alumni who are in college or who are in the early stages of their careers.

3 From the Headmaster 48 Ask the Archivist On the cover: 4 Sesquicentennial Kick-Off 49 Class Notes Financial aid is the “key” that opens the door 6 Scene Around Campus 67 In Memoriam to knowledge for many Pingry students. 14 School News 68 Dictum Ultimum 27 Alumni News 69 Alumni Calendar PINTHE PINGRYG REVIEWRY The Pingry Review is the official magazine of The Pingry School, with the primary purpose of disseminating alumni, school, faculty, and staff news and information. Comments can be sent to the editor at The Pingry School, Martinsville Road, P.O. Box 366, Martinsville, NJ 08836 or [email protected].

Editorial Staff Jacqueline Sullivan Design and Layout Greg Waxberg ’96, Editor Director of Alumni Relations and Ruby Window Creative Group, Inc. Communications Writer Annual Giving www.rubywindow.com Melanie Hoffmann P ’20 Kristen Tinson Photography Director of Institutional Advancement Associate Director of Alumni Peter Chollick Relations and Annual Giving Mark J. Sullivan Bruce Morrison ’64 what’s new Director of Strategic Communications Maureen E. Maher Debbie Weisman on our web site and Marketing Communications Manager The pingry.org homepage provides links to new and expanded content. Board of Trustees, 2010-2011 Denise M. Brown-Allen P ’13 Terms Expiring in 2011 John B. Brescher, Jr. ’65, P ’99 Upper School Director Jake Angell ’90 Chair Philip S. Cox Todd Burrows ’90 News John W. Holman III ’79, P ’09, ’11, ’14 Middle School Director David Freinberg ’74, P ’12, ’15 Read about the clock tower renovation Allison Haltmaier ’80, P ’11, ’13 Vice Chair John W. Pratt and new roof project at the Martinsville Cathleen Lazor ’88 Chief Financial Officer Campus, and see how the building’s Edward S. Atwater IV ’63 H. David Rogers ’61 Treasurer visual appeal will improve during the Sara Boisvert Kevin Schmidt ’98 coming months. The architectural Ian S. Shrank ’71 Director of Global Programs Tracy Klingeman Stalzer ’84 drawings illustrate the tower’s new Secretary Allison C. Brunhouse ’00 Betsy Vreeland ’84, P ’11, ’12, ’15 appearance. Alice F. Rooke P ’02, ’04 Director of Admission and Financial Aid Amy Warner ’78 Assistant Secretary Lydia B. Geacintov P ’84, ’88 Susan Barba Welch ’77, P ’06, ’09, Calendar ’11, ’13, ’16 The 2010-2011 school calendar lists the Deborah J. Barker P ’12, ’16 Director of Studies Angela Burt-Murray P ’17, ’19 newest school events and activities, new Melanie P. Hoffmann P ’20 Terms Expiring in 2012 Kurt G. Conti P ’07, ’09, ’15 athletics events, dates for upcoming Director of Institutional Advancement Bradford Bonner ’93 Holly Hegener Cummings P ’14, ’16 alumni events, and parent activities. Gerry Vanasse P ’14 John Campbell III ’86 Jeffrey N. Edwards ’78, P ’12, ’14 All of the information can be easily Director of Athletics Rebecca Frost ’94 Miriam T. Esteve P ’09, ’11, ’19 downloaded to mobile devices. Quoc Vo Jane Hoffman ’94 Kathleen M. Hugin P ’11, ’13 Director of Information Technology Christian E. Hoffman ’94 Pingry’s Grandparents William D. Ju P ’09, ’11 Genesia Perlmutter Kamen ’79, P ’11, ’13 Stuart M. Lederman ’78 and Special Friends Conor Mullett ’84, P ’14, ’15 Steven M. Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14 Office of Alumni Relations The Lower School hosted a fun-filled Samuel Partridge ’92 Conor T. Mullett ’84, P ’14, ’15 and Annual Giving day for the students’ grandparents and Peter Rosenbauer ’89 Donald C. Mullins, Jr. P ’15, ’20 Miller Bugliari ’52, P ’86, ’90, ’97 special friends on May 7, 2010. The Mary Sarro-Waite ’01 Terence M. O’Toole P ’05, ’08 Special Assistant to the Headmaster Multimedia Gallery contains a slide William J. Silbey ’77 show of the grandparents and friends Dan C. Roberts P ’99, ’02, ’09 Jacqueline Sullivan Gordon Sulcer ’61, P ’95, ’01 spending a day at school with the Lower Park B. Smith ’50 Director of Alumni Relations and Katrina Welch ’06 School students. This is a special day for Henry G. Stifel III ’83 Annual Giving Norbert Weldon ’91 everyone, and the photographs capture Denise E. Vanech P ’09 Brooke Alper these priceless moments. Audrey M. Wilf P ’02, ’04, ’13 Associate Director of Alumni Relations Terms Expiring in 2013 Noreen C. Witte P ’13, ’16 and Annual Giving Mark Bigos ’79 Alumni Barry L. Zubrow P ’10 Kristen Tinson Anthony Bowes ’96 Watch the slide show from Reunion Associate Director of Alumni Relations Kyle Coleman ’80 Weekend, which took place in May at Honorary Trustees and Annual Giving Nicole Daniele ’05 the Martinsville Campus. Events include David M. Baldwin ’47, P ’75, ’76, ’78, ’81 Thomas Diemar ’96 the Pen Pal Program, Fifty-Year Club TBD Fred Bartenstein, Jr. P ’68, ’70, ’72, ’75 Lisa Fraites-Dworkin ’81 Luncheon, Alumni Luncheon Theatre, Associate Director of The Parent Fund William S. Beinecke ’31, P ’61, ’64 Jonathan Gibson ’88 Clam Bake, Athletics Hall of Fame Laura K. Stoffel John P. Bent, Jr. P ’80, ’82, ’84 Martha Graff ’84, P ’15, ’17 induction ceremony, Nelson L. Carr Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Victoria Brooks P ’02, ’04 E. Lori Halivopoulos ’78 Service Awards, and more. To purchase and Annual Giving William V. Engel ’67 Robert Hough ’77 any of the photos, click the “Peter Yolanda G. Carden John W. Holman, Jr. ’55, P ’79 Peter Korn, Jr. ’89 Chollick Photography Link” under the Development Assistant Henry H. Hoyt, Jr. ’45 Stuart Lederman ’78 “Alumni” section. Warren S. Kimber, Jr. ’52, P ’76, ’79 Guy Leedom ’54 Pingry Alumni Association, 2010-2011 Stephan F. Newhouse ’65, P ’95, ’97, ’99 Steven Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14 Find Us On Facebook and Twitter Norman B. Tomlinson, Jr. ’44 Steve Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14 William Mennen ’85, P ’21, ’22 President For all the latest news, events, and F. Helmut Weymar ’54 Katharine Outcalt ’87 photos from the current school year, John C. Whitehead P ’73 Alison Zoellner ’83, P ’16, ’18 Sean O’Donnell ’75, P ’05, ’10 Like our official all-school Facebook Vice President Ronald Rice, Jr. ’86 Page (search Pages Administration, 2010-2011 Sam Partridge ’92 Jonathan Robustelli ’90 for “The Pingry Nathaniel E. 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However, the However, scope of financial aid is broader and a fam tuition between gap the than closing have to Pingry enables program The income. ily’s which is diversity, an socioeconomic important aspect of the to commitment school’s diversity. Bringing together students of different the classroom enriches back grounds and experiences experience for the everyone—including faculty can share students of these each members—and his or her talents as an active member of the community. Pingry parents, (alumni, community Pingry the date, To and friends of these aid; the financial school) need-based has for funds established 50 endowed educa Pingry a making to committed are donors students. qualified to available tion - - budget budget has

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increased by over $1 million in the past three years years three past the in million $1 over by increased alone, largely to meet the growing demand families. returning for from aid financial Unlocking Opportunity Unlocking Among these funds are the Miller students who are committed to track Attending Pingry showed him that Bugliari ’52 Scholarship Endowment and field, regardless of their competitive “wealthy people are no different than Fund, which provides assistance to level, and/or minority students, and/or non-wealthy people and that class is a qualified children and grandchildren of students from a poorer geographic function of respect, not one’s bank Pingry alumni, and children of faculty region of New Jersey, thereby helping account.” Mr. O’Donnell believes that, and staff, and The Frederick G. H. Pingry increase its socioeconomic if he had not attended Pingry, he prob- Fayen II Scholarship Fund, which pro- diversity. The Buchanan Fund, estab- ably would not have met his wife Mimi vides assistance to qualified children of lished by Peter Buchanan ’52 in mem- (she attended Oak Knoll) or his closest Pingry faculty and staff. The Bugliari ory of his father Percy H. Buchanan of friend Greg McDermott ’75, and he Fund was established in 2000 by a sin- the Class of 1912, provides aid for any would not have attended the University gle donor who challenged the school qualified students in need, giving the of Pennsylvania, received an M.B.A., or and its alumni and parents to raise a school the most flexibility. owned a successful software company. total of $2.3 million in honor of Mr. Testimonials from those who have bene- He also formed some immeasurably Bugliari for the benefit of legacy appli- fited from financial aid are, perhaps, the valuable connections, such as working cants. The Fayen Fund was established most compelling evidence that Pingry’s on the 1994 Soccer World Cup with by Dr. John Young P ’06, ’08, ’11 financial aid program is an integral Charlie Stillitano, Jr. ’77. “Lastly, I upon Mr. Fayen’s retirement in 2008 component of the school’s mission. would not have played for the greatest to honor Mr. Fayen and his passion for One graduate whose life was changed high school soccer coach in the history educating the children of faculty and is Sean O’Donnell ’75, P ’05, ’10, of the sport, Miller Bugliari ’52, who staff (see “Fund Established in Honor because he would not otherwise have became a friend and mentor since of Fred Fayen” in the Summer/Fall been able to attend Pingry. He was a the first day of pre-season,” he says. 2008 issue of The Pingry Review), with talented soccer player, leading to rumors Mr. O’Donnell credits his immense the intention that others in the com- both within and outside of the school gratitude to Pingry as one of the prima- munity will also support this Fund. that he had been recruited on an athlet- ry reasons for his active involvement as Examples of other significant financial ic scholarship, but his aid, like all aid at an alumnus. “When you are given an aid endowment funds established over Pingry, was need-driven. “The financial opportunity like going to Pingry, which the years include the Dunphy Family aid covered some of the standard charg- is outside of your expected life course, Scholarship Fund, the Edward Scott, Jr. es such as tuition and books. The you greatly appreciate it and want to Scholarship Endowment Fund, and the other costs were covered by my par- give back. I have stayed involved with Percy H. Buchanan ’12 Scholarship ents’ sacrifices and the generosity of the the school because of what I got from Endowment Fund. The Dunphy Family Pingry community. For example, instead my education, and I want others to Fund, established by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. of having to pay for transportation to get the same benefits. I have been Dermot Dunphy in 1996, provides aid Hillside from Union, I got rides to fortunate in my career, and I could for qualified African-American and school from other students and teachers, afford to send my children Caitlin ’05 Hispanic students. The Edward Scott, and my parents picked me up or I got a and Christian ’10 to Pingry, but, even Jr. Fund, established by Mr. Daniel L. ride home from someone. My parents if that were not the case, I would have Markovitz ’81 and named in honor of sacrificed by driving cars longer than made sacrifices and applied for finan- the former Pingry track coach and fac- they should have, and my father worked cial aid so they could have the same ulty member, provides aid for qualified a lot of overtime,” Mr. O’Donnell says. opportunities that I had,” he says.

Myth No. 1 Myth No. 2 Financial aid is offered as merit All financial aid grants are for full scholarships, benefiting students tuition, so a family will not receive who display exceptional talents. any aid if they are able to pay even a portion of the tuition. Pingry Even though some schools offer merit Pingry scholarships in addition to or instead Financial aid grants are calculated to of need-based financial aid, Pingry meet a family’s need, which may be does not offer merit aid. All of all or part of a student’s tuition. Pingry’s financial aid is need-based. Grants vary in size depending on a family’s situation, and many middle- or upper middle-income families receive partial tuition grants. summer 2010 11 - - - -

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Pingry is neither Pingry at diversity Racial aid. financial of a goal nor a result decou is to goal school’s the fact, In diversity. of dimensions these ple among both diversity is racial There and recipients aid financial the families. paying full-tuition among sity is important to classroom discus classroom to is important sity can from learn students that so sions their of experiences and insights the enables aid Financial classmates. who students those admit to Pingry the mission, Pingry’s to suited best are ultimately, and, community, Pingry says. he community,” global the sible for a Pingry education to remain remain to education a Pingry for sible prospective and current to accessible to able been have may who families assistance. without tuition the afford Conard Nat Headmaster to According the makes accessibility that ’11, ’09, P diver “Socioeconomic stronger. school Because the tuition for independent independent for tuition the Because rise to continues colleges and schools household than many rate a faster at pos it make will aid financial incomes, its doors to girls, her parents had a had parents her girls, to doors its would it what of understanding clear The as well. attend to her for mean it made provided Pingry that help extra chil both send to parents her for easier Today, time. same the at Pingry to dren financial the support to continues she academ is who “Everyone program. aid qualified, talented, otherwise and ically opportunity the deserves prepared and eco difficult these In Pingry. attend to than important more it’s times, nomic aid offer to continues Pingry that ever finan of range wide a with families to says. she needs,” cial According to one Pingry graduate from from graduate Pingry one to According primary objec parents’ her 1970s, the enrolled already was brother older Her opened school the when so, Pingry, at tive was to ensure that their children children their that ensure to was tive education. possible best the received contributions to the Pingry communi- The second student, an artist with a has been an active participant in ty. They would have been assets to the passion for writing, impressed the school plays for three years, and plays community, but the school was unable admission committee with his quiet tennis and track. She has displayed to fund them because of constraints determination and demonstration of exemplary leadership skills as a mem- on the financial aid budget. high moral character. He has been ber of her school’s student council, “Powerful, in the classroom, on the on the Honor Roll for 16 consecutive serving as vice president and president field, and across the campus … [she] semesters and plays basketball and in consecutive years and twice attend- combines talent, determination, and volleyball, yet is humble about his ing the National Young Leaders maturity to succeed. From the day she many accomplishments. He received Conference in Washington, D.C. She enrolled, her enthusiasm for learning his school’s Presidential Academic also was chosen to attend President and willingness to contribute have Achievement Award and attended the Obama’s inauguration. Demonstrating defined her.” This is how an advisor National Young Leaders Conference her commitment to education, this at the first student’s current school in Washington, D.C. In his applica- student attended a three-week summer described her. An outstanding and tion essay, he revealed his insight into course on zoology at the Johns energetic student, her numerous inter- Pingry’s Honor Code when he wrote Hopkins Center for Talented Youth. ests and talents include choral singing that, by allowing others to borrow one (in school and as a member of the She is also active in community ser- of his most valuable possessions, he New Jersey Youth Chorus), drama (in vice, having participated in a 5K “worked for the good and advantage of school productions and in a summer breast cancer walk and worked for the workshop), volleyball, diving, and others … which is [an example of] Market Street Mission Project and playing the piano. She is especially selflessness [that] Pingry tries to instill the Global Literacy Project’s School- dedicated to soccer (eight years) and in its students.” When asked on the to-School program in South Africa, gymnastics (seven years) and excels in application how he would see himself among other projects. At Pingry, she gymnastics as a member of a national- contributing to the Pingry community, had looked forward to playing tennis, ly-ranked gymnastics team and as a he replied: “I see myself contributing helping with the environment, and gymnastics teacher; like many Pingry to the Pingry community by being an helping to raise money for charities. students, she balances a rigorous aca- example for others to follow. I try to These students’ accomplishments, demic program with a demanding uphold morals such as being honest, their commitment to community schedule of practices and meets. She forgiving, and kind to others.” was also selected to be principal service, and their high moral values An administrator at the third student’s editor of her school’s yearbook and is help indicate how they and the school praised this student as “beloved described as mature, focused, extremely Pingry community would have polite, and kind to and respectful of by her teachers” because of her aca- benefited if these applicants could others. Her English teacher praised her demic strengths and contributions to have been funded. For more infor- as a “dedicated scholar.” She was eager- class discussions with insightful, ana- mation about supporting the finan- ly looking forward to playing soccer at lytical, and reflective comments and cial aid program at Pingry, please Pingry and, having twice lived abroad, questions. Others describe her as contact Melanie Hoffmann P ’20, to sharing her experiences and global mature, poised, and focused. Outside Director of Institutional Advancement, perspectives with the Pingry communi- the classroom, she is a member of the at (908) 647-7058 or mhoffmann@ ty, especially in class discussions. yearbook staff, plays clarinet in a band, pingry.org.

Myth No. 6 sary, and current families receive Financial aid is awarded only during priority over prospective families for the initial admission process financial aid. “We are committed to because families are expected to pay ensuring that a student’s academic in full in subsequent years. experience is not affected if his or her family’s financial situation Pingry changes. For the 2009-10 academic The school considers every family’s year, we had 45 current students needs each year that they apply for request financial aid for the first aid. To ensure that a Pingry educa- time, and we were able to meet the tion remains available, the school is need of every family that qualified,” committed to supporting a family says Director of Admission and for up to the full 13 years if neces- Financial Aid Allie Brunhouse ’00. summer 2010 13 - -

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With With the coordinated help of the Pingry community, Mr. Brenner the over classes his of all on up caught back was and exams, his took summer, fall, and he credits a variety of people people of a variety credits he and fall, his throughout help their for Pingry at Friedman Glenn recovery: continued ’10, Muller Dan ’10, Jordan Randall ’10, ’10; Pounder Luke and ’10, Pinke Will Chatterji, Ananya members faculty ’91, P Landau Madeline Hearst, Joan O’Mara, Deirdre ’04, P LaValette Norm Torres; Martha and ’95, P Raby John and coaches Jason Murdock and ’94. ’90, P Nazario Vic years all who completed 13 Stifel, Mr. of school at Pingry (including four years at Short Hills Country Day on on track with his class sophomore 2007. of fall the by mates returned to the basketball court, the track roll, theand honor Blue field, and Club, community Key service school special-needs ECLC the with in Chatham. during his remarks, Mr. LaValette remaining his at looks now Brenner mirror” a “rear-view with challenges “moving continue they mentality: him— from away and behind farther that mirror the on warning the despite appear.” than they be closer may they He was accepted early at Williams he which will College, inattend the where he entered pre-Kindergarten in hepre-Kindergarten where entered Manhattanworks in Morgan for 1970), Stanley. - -

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Christopher Reeve and his late wife wife late his and Reeve Christopher fundsand of awareness raise Dana to for spinal cord injury research. He continues to counsel and mentor para suffered have who people young he and injuries, cord spinal lyzing Board the Chairman of as Vice serves & Christopher the for Directors of an organiza Foundation, Dana Reeve as Stifel the in 1982 began that tion Foundation Research Paralysis in April Pingry to returning Upon Stifel Mr. award, this year’s present to to is vulnerable everyone that noted life. of unpredictability the Mr. Mr. Stifel and Mr. Brenner chair LaValette, Norman when apparent department languages world Pingry’s of and advisor former Brenner’s Mr. and During story. Brenner’s Mr. told coach, resulting The unconscious. rendered a to led fracture skull and concussion large can that skull and brain the between the on pressure in increase fatal a cause immediately. relieved not if brain Mr. Brenner’s life was saved by the skill of a neurosurgeon and the plates four of assistance mechanical to needed were that screws eight and fracture. the close The character similarities between spring he wasbreak injured in 2007, during a with collision an AAU basketball Union) Athletic (Amateur brain traumatic a suffered He teammate. was and court the to fell he when injury of brain surgery, his surgery, brain of only were challenges beginning. had caused short- and short- caused had memory long-term need he and deficits, to how relearn to ed After read. and speak cogni of months six tive, physical, and therapy, occupational returned gradually he Pingry at classes to reinstate “to tried and and as quietly himself as possible.” efficiently ward is Presented to Jon Brenner ’10 Brenner to Jon Presented is ward

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Marotto Mrs. Marotto oversees a health cur a health oversees Marotto Mrs. and nutrition, sexuality, about tion Seven years later, she was promoted to to promoted was she later, years Seven edu physical and health the of chair when 1999, In departments. cation the opened, Center Fitness Greig the Marotto Mrs. and split, departments remained as chair of the health impor most her of One department. was as chair accomplishments tant Public Pingry’s establish to helping AEDs Program; Defibrillation Access defibrillators) external (automated in Pingry for purchased were that facilities former of life the saved 2001 in 2006. Hank Langowski worker Hank a was life-alter save to “Helping think a day I don’t experience. ing him think about I don’t that by goes says. she life,” his save to helping and significant has changed that riculum she When years. 25 past in the ly health the Pingry, at teaching started 9 in Grades only offered were courses educa on mainly focused and 11 and who has taught at Pingry for at least least at for Pingry at has taught who a significant made and years five school the of life the to contribution classroom. the outside the people the considers Lee Mrs. best part of the past 25 years at Pingry, and she always feels pride like “I return. students former when at] [work to back come alumni when their enjoyed they because Pingry want and school the at experience is very That time. their contribute to says. she satisfying,” Chair Department Health her life at Pingry, having joined the the joined having Pingry, at life her graduating after months three faculty she where College, Gettysburg from Athletics the into inducted was Hall of Fame in 1995 (she earned a earned (she in 1995 Fame of Hall State Montclair from degree master’s sum Thanks her to in 1989). College mer softball coach’s connection to to connection coach’s softball mer Athletics of Director former Pingry’s Marotto Mrs. P ’88, Frank Antonelli education/ be a physical to applied health teacher and a coach for bas- ketball and softball, the two sports she played in college. - -

All-Area “Coach of the the of “Coach All-Area State “Coach of the Year” Year” the of “Coach State Trustee and PAA President Steve Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’09, P ’79, Lipper Steve President PAA and Trustee Lee Judy and ’14 ’12, for field hockey and girls’ swimming, swimming, girls’ and hockey field for Courier News bothfor sports,Year” and National Coach hockey. of field for the Year of the teams she coached have Two Athletics Pingry’s into inducted been New New Jersey State Interscholastic and (NJSIAA), Association Athletic Jersey New the of is a member she Hall Association Coaches Scholastic include honors other Her Fame. of Star-Ledger Mathematics and Science. This award This award Science. and Mathematics in the member a faculty to is given department science or mathematics Hockey Team Hockey andTeam the 1994-95 Boys’ Swimming Team. ing the students to keep a concept because minds their of back in the course in the later back come will it From sheto 1992 held 1995, The Edward G. Engel Chair’33 for Hall of Fame: the 1988 Field has taught she classroom, the In Calculus, AP Trigonometry, Geometry, of levels various and Analysis, Math problem- emphasizes she and Algebra, generates it because learning based students the try give “I to discussions. home Their assignments. preparatory says. Lee Mrs. context,” in another work leads them into the next day’s day’s next the into them leads work the to introduced are they so lesson, lecture. formal the before concepts questions generates preparation That I material. new the learn they before remind and homework discussing like - -

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Dr. Michele Parvensky Michele Dr. ers out of several hundred applicants applicants hundred several of out ers Woodrow the into be accepted to Environmental for Institute Wilson University Princeton at Chemistry four required workshop The in 1989. weeks of coursework and lab work with chemistry teachers from across the United States who wanted to develop lesson plans for a specific area; environmental sides on new highway construction,” construction,” highway new on sides says. Parvensky Dr. teach 26 of one was she addition, In Iowa from a teacher with collaborated anwas “It unit. chemistry a soil on be accepted to a and privilege honor such be around To Institute. the into of Many is mind-boggling. people top on were developed were that labs the so they were the level, micro-scale says. she use in labs,” to me for perfect Overall, working at Pingry has enabled Dr. Parvensky to attend chemistry conferences not only in the U.S. and that experiences Hungary, Budapest, pub in the her for available not were lic she school usedsystem where to has Pingry paid that fact “The teach. for me to go and learn with other fun in have and teachers, chemistry primary rea the of is one process, the These here. teaching I enjoy that sons many so me taught have conferences I have that chemistry of aspects new shared and classes my to back brought says. she department,” the with rain or snow melting. I was way ahead ahead I way was melting. snow rain or use now who departments highway of hill for types polymers of same these - - -

has been teaching teaching has been (“herald” or “crier” “crier” or (“herald” Eyapaha American Food Day each year, and year, each Day Food American monthly the published Parvensky Dr. newsletter and information present to in Lakota) Americans. Native about perspective res the to visits students’ During the Start, Head at worked they ervation, a soup operated houses, refurbished in as teachers substituted and kitchen, a few name to school, elementary the an was extremely “It services. their of a and kids, the for experience positive worth was it but me, for work of lot says. Parvensky Dr. it,” has been also career Pingry Her outside experiences other by enriched of honor the had She classroom. the Fellowship McClelland the winning project study independent top the for in New teachers school private among involved project research “My Jersey. in a watershed on polymers placing ero to in subject areas Utah northern vegetation held polymers These sion. plants the enable would and in place down carried being without grow to to due erosion of times during slope cultural learning. In addition, Michele Parvensky Chemistry and ChemistryHonors years, 25 for as aswell serving as an assistant coach School Middle for almostfor and years. 15 Field Track consciousness raise the To school’s initiated she Americans, Native about as served Club, American Native the took and years, many for advisor its in Reservation Ridge Pine to students service community for Dakota South break. spring during Dr. on based were activities These culture, in Indian interest Parvensky’s an interest she developed while attending graduate school in Utah. Under Dr. Parvensky’s guidance, families two adopted students Pingry raising Reservation, Ridge Pine from collecting them, support to money exchanging and them, for clothing facilitate to families the with letters Pingry held the popular Native an important part of the health curric health part the of an important Joanne and Joy, Jackie, Bob, ulum. a and better teacher a better me make says. Marotto Mrs. person,”

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Sue Marotto Sue port of Pingry nurses and health teach health and nurses Pingry of port is “It Childs. Joanne and Livak Joy ers professional two with work to an honor such are who nurses outstanding and She is grateful for the support of her her of support the for is grateful She and teaches, also who Bob, husband as sup the as well Jackie, daughter her basketball (seven years), varsity field field varsity years), (seven basketball School Middle year), (one hockey School Middle years), (10 basketball School Middle and years), (10 soccer She eventually years). tennis (five to duties coaching her relinquished the with responsibilities her on focus curriculum. its and department health For the first years 17 of her Pingry three coached Marotto Mrs. career, included teams Her year. each sports varsity softballyears), varsity (17 for the rest of their lives,” she says. As says. she lives,” their of rest the for Heart American the for an instructor is certi also Marotto Mrs. Association, Aid First and AED, CRP, teach to fied school. outside and in school courses “It is a great feeling to teach CPR and CPR teach to feeling is a great “It I am enabling that knowing Aid, First very It’s someone. help to students the important to teaching me that I’m kids skills that they’re going to use ders. The required health class for for class health required The ders. CPR/AED is an advanced 10 Grade the to similar course certification and EMTs for provided certification expertise has additional (she nurses is an EMT). she because in this area drugs. She has since added health health added has since She drugs. the and 6 8, and Grades for courses safety, Internet include now topics and alcohol assault, sexual bullying, sexually and contraception drug use, disor eating and diseases, transmitted

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Big Yosemite Ms. Baydin and Ms. Baydin Mrs. Ferris Rights are grateful to Miles Boyd, chair of Pingry’s visual arts department, for helping to facilitate this show. “Mr. Boyd was so exuberant about success and the students’ the show’s efforts. All three of us a com have mon desire to see the community participate in artistic endeavors. sense want to people’s awaken We of on creativity an ongoing basis,” says. Ms. Baydin

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One-Man Pottery Studio Pottery One-Man he he infused his strength and passion hismade into clay artistic creations, his says son Paul his medium,” ideal ’07. P Flowerman ’04, and sculpture at Raritan Valley Community College (formerly Somerset County Community College) and became an indepen dent artist. He set up his own ceramics studio in his Far Hills ana home—including wheel, elec tric kiln, a raku kilnJapanese- (for style rakuand pottery), a gas kiln —and made all of his own glazes. of the materials feel “Marvin enjoyed and was skillful in manipulating them. tor Daniel Chester French (known for for (known French Chester Daniel tor including monuments, public many at Lincoln Abraham of sculpture the Washington, in Memorial Lincoln the num the by intrigued was and D.C.) requires. sculpting that skills of ber six began he home, returning Upon Long with lessons private of years Terkin. John sculptor Island after Decades retiring later, in 1986 as of the anpresident international trade business, Mr. Flowerman resumed his studies of ceramics Marvin Flowerman GP ’04, ’07: ’07: ’04, GP Flowerman Marvin A “What I like ceramics about is a very that it’s medi expressive no um. There’s to you what limit can do or try. always There’s to learn, something more and satis it things,” to desire do fies my creative the Marvinsays late GP Flowerman in ’07 ’04, Artistic Journey ’04 Flowerman filmed inas 2003 a his for grandfather. birthday present for fascination Flowerman’s Marvin sum the to can be traced sculpture the visited he when 1962, of mer sculp American of studio and home ------“for “for memo spaces, spaces, bly of bly with cre particularly particularly a happy mar a happy

complete because, because, complete dedication ceremony ceremony dedication on May 27, 2010, in the 2010, on May 27, ArtsHostetter Center. ceramics,” said Headmaster Headmaster said ceramics,” “This kiln is a fantastic addi fantastic a is kiln “This program, arts fine the to tion wonderful a is it and dur ConardNat ’11 P ’09, ing the rial to Marvin and to his andfor own love dedica tion to the arts, Funding andfor construction of the When building happened fortuitously. to his mentioned claywork Freiwald Mr. This ity. is an of example anhow indi vidual person making an inquiry can says. make Mrs. anWesterhold impact,” Pingry students will frombenefit the kiln’s “special effects” capabilities, ing class that the Flowerman family had family Flowerman the that class ing donated a gas kiln, but that it needed to Dylan be housed in a separate building, knowing parents, his notified Westerhold that his father had access to a construc the “With burden of cost tion crew. was project kiln the Pingry, for removed and forward, move to able building became and a kiln real of riage until now, students could only use oxida only could students now, until tion firing. Now, they can use also reduc they Now, firing. tion tion firing,” he says. In oxidation firing, firing, oxidation In says. he firing,” tion ative usefulness,ative goodness, and thought ful beauty.” more uniform colors. In reduction firing, firing, reduction In colors. uniform more result kiln, the to is supplied oxygen less copper red brilliant with achieved results premier the has now likely Pingry glazes. pub any of program ceramics school high according to Mr. Freiwald, who supervised supervised who Freiwald, Mr. to according re-assem and deconstruction the insufficient oxygen the kiln produces colors. of variety ing in a wider wonderful some seen already have “We Jersey,” New in school high private or lic says. Flowerman Mr. dedica the during speaking Freiwald, Mr. tion ceremony, thanked the families families the thanked ceremony, tion the kiln it when was to Pingrymoved from Marvinstudio. “The Flowerman’s kiln makes the studio where there was once nothing, nothing, once was there where the opportunity to fill the new -

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resident onored for Their Their for onored H “In addition to providing me with wonderful guideposts for life, Pingry has also given me wonderful memories. as In president1953, of the Lower School, I sat onstage with my father, Robert who wasGibby ’31, President,PAA and was who a trustee, for Edgar grandfather, Gibby, Most building. of Hillside the new the dedication Hall of the Athletics I attended in 2007, recently, ’87. son my Todd for ceremony induction Fame and to Pingryis it a is love, privilege a lifetime be associated with the school,” he says. be with the associated school,” Usually, the Pingry surprises Alumni Association Usually, L.with graduate one the CarrNelson Service inNamed Weekend. during Reunion Award L. this of CarrNelson is award honor present ’24, ed ed annually to an alumnus or alumna haswho faithful service demonstrated inand dedicated support of almost 70 Pingry;Carr Mr. devoted years of service to the school. made circumstances thisSpecial an unusual year, in resulting two alumni being surprised—Sean after evening on Friday ’10 P ’05, ’75, O’Donnell ceremony, Hall of the induction Fame Athletics President and PAA former and Trustee former on morningSaturday P ’87 ’60, Jr. Gibby, Rob during the Annual of the Meeting PAA. PAA P PAA

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A 50 years 50 of service to the school. Celebrating his 50th reunion this year, Rob whoGibby, attended Pingry for 12 years, was honored in the presence of many of his classmates. He is a manufacturing of contract Resources, that GP company produces President metal goods in China, and and a of served as Pingrythe PAA both President The for serves as currently a Gibby volunteer Mr. to 1996. trustee from 1992 Pingry Fund and and as Reunion over a In he hasClassall, Agent. devoted Trustee and PAA President Steve Steve President PAA and Trustee presenting ’14 ’12, ’09, P ’79, Lipper the with ’10 ’05, P ’75, O’Donnell Sean Two Two Mr. O’Donnell, the President of Datacor, Inc, has been the Chair of Pingry’s Pingry’s of Chair the has been Inc, Datacor, of President the O’Donnell, Mr. the into inducted has and been 2003 since Committee Fame of Hall Athletics and 1972 the of as a member twice and as an individual once times, three Hall Pingry The and Reunion for volunteers he addition, In Teams. Soccer Boys’ 1974 serves Committee, Events Athletics the co-chairs Day, Career speaks at Fund, Committee, Golf the on serves Committees, and Board PAA the of as a member career 700th and 500th the of celebrations the co-chaired and Agent, is a Class ’97. ’90, P ’86, ’52, Bugliari Miller Coach Soccer Varsity Boys’ for victories has“It been and honor my to back to give privilege the Pingry community, haswhich done so family my for much and imagine me. I what can’t life my bewould this like Receiving Pingry. without award was a great surprise,” Mr. says. O’Donnell Former Trustee and former PAA PAA former and Trustee Former ’87 P ’60, Jr. Gibby, Rob President Carr L. Nelson 2010 the received Award Service 2010 Nelson L. Carr Service Award Service Carr L. Nelson 2010 Service to Pingry to Service from -

ge ] a ws e N ess ni ni m M u l a A Steve Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14 ’12, P ’09, ’79, Lipper Steve As you As make you plans your the for fall, on put calendar the your please Alumnae and Alumni Soccer Games and in in Homecoming September October. Sincerely, with many alumni during Reunion asWeekend, always, and some of the conversations revolved around the financial aid they received as students. These alumni were so grateful for the opportunity they had to attend Pingry, and they were keenly aware that their lives might have turned out quite differently if that door had not been opened for them. In one sense, all Pingry alumni receive financial aid, as the cost of a Pingry education is greater than the tuition price. The balance is made up mostly through the gen erosity of parents and alumni giving to The Pingry Fund and the Pingry Endowment. I encourage all alumni to support Financial Aid at Pingry so that others may benefit as we all have. hopeWe you enjoy the coverage of Reunion inWeekend this issue. The weekend is always great fun for everyone Iinvolved. had the honor of presenting not one, but two Nelson L. Carr Service Awards, as we had two extraordinarily deserving recipients. canYou read more about the award recipients Sean O’Donnell P ’10 ’75, ’05, and Rob ’60, PJr. Gibby, ’87. I had the opportunity to speak [ [ -

vents E engaged in engaged discussion an intellectual human of natureconstitutes what faces its and generation each how was It a pleasure challenges. special thoughtfulsuch to have guests. My having them in the loved students to very proud and classroom, I felt be a member of this community,” be of a thismember community,” Mrs. Grant says. Club Fifty-Year annual The from alumni any to open Luncheon, years, earlier and 1960 of Class the to afternoon Friday on held was the into 1960 of Class the induct remarks with Along Club. Fifty-Year P ’65, Brescher Jack Chair Board by P ’09, Conard Nat Headmaster ’99, President PAA and Trustee and ’11, Steve Lipper ’79, P ’09, ’12, ’14, the the ’14, ’12, P ’09, ’79, Lipper Steve a performance featured luncheon by The Buttondowns, led by Music Music by led Buttondowns, The by Moore. Andrew Chair Department the gave ’60 Wertheimer Judge Representatives Class and Invocation, Rob Trustee former and ’60 West Don about reminisced P ’87 ’60, Gibby pre and days Pingry classmates’ their a certificate with them of each sented the after Immediately tie. Pingry and a for gathered alumni the luncheon, Gibby’s Mr. with photo class unique Coupe. A Ford Model 1930 Three took annualother events the night: Athletics on Friday place ceremony Hall of induction Fame the Magistri on page 42), article (see and 20), page on article (see ceremony of the first the of presentation two L. Carr Nelson (see Service Awards The evening’s on page 27). article with “Reminisce concluded festivities was which held the Top,” Big Under Arts in due to the Center Hostetter weather. the threat of inclement the second presented Lipper Mr. L. CarrNelson while Service Award the Annual over Meeting presiding of the Pingry Alumni Association on morning Saturday in The Wilf

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Review behind the stories photos. to devoted were activities Thursday’s as the Class celebrated they of 1960 the 50th anniversary of Pingrytheir of the Members class graduation. rode a bus school to the Hillside old (Elizabeth) Road and Parker Campuses a for tour led by Special Assistant to the Miller Headmaster the tour ’97; ’90, P ’86, Bugliari ’52, to be and nostalgic emotional proved many of for the Although alumni. appears the the exterior the same, Campusof the Hillside interior Reminder about about Reminder capture photographs the numerous that from took place Thursday events and help to 15, 13 May to Saturday, of the atmosphere the festive convey In addition, weekend. by Kean renovated was recently the Among similarities University. and they from differences when the alumni Pingry, the saw attended same intiles and the on hallways the become floors;have fields athletic parking lots; the swimming the pool, partonly of the to not have building is empty and forlorn; been renovated, contain and no longer the Chapel, ing the that large windows arched morning is anfor light, now allowed with an expanded stage. auditorium alsoClassmates in gathered the Fiske a for Garden class picture. Campus the Hillside “Visiting me of the reminded visiting RMS in a Long now relic Queen Mary, years California, after Beach, sailing cross aboard last her trans-Atlantic Harbor in ing York of out New 1967. recollec Bugliari’s to life with Miller rem tions and and stories classmates’ memo triggered palpable iniscences, and associa events, ries of people, years, awak tions from formative my and of ening attachment feelings writes Henry ’60. English longing,” The following pages of Reunion pages of Reunion The following A [ [ the pingry review 28 summer 2010 29

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on a student may not on be may a not known student for many years. many, of The afternoonSaturday remainder the activities: to outdoor was devoted Clam Bake, Lawn between Bowling and Class the of Class 1960 of 1985 and the won), Class (the of 1960 Alumnae and Alumni Lacrosse Babbitt Games on The Taylor John came Reunion Field. Memorial ’07 to with a on night Saturday close parties all for classes ending in “0” at the held parties were and “5”; in Jersey various locations New and Manhattan. also Reunion Those attended who had the opportunity the to view in which Alumni Art Exhibition, dis four young alumni architects For some of projects. their played see the the about more exhibit, article on page 46. article - -

in a garage. Mr. Gibby re-purchased both the body— the both re-purchased Gibby Mr. garage. a in of part unique most the considered always he which previous the Because parts. original the car—and the purpose different a for car the transformed had owner spent and black it painted Gibby Mr. red, it painted and would that parts other the of all collecting years seven car. original the in installed been have car this what exactly almost is today see you “What for Pingry to it get to was goal My 1960. in like looked to wanting of matter a not it’s point, this At Reunion. fun having and car the enjoying of matter a It’s it. drive says. Gibby Mr. hobby,” a as it with a car accident three a months carbefore accident hasShe the come specifical reunion. Carson a Mr. of copy her to ly give to dedicated novel, husband’s late Carson andhim, is Mr. only not alsobut realizes that touched, the true or of a a impact school teacher the hallway of an elite private school school the private of anhallway elite the wall isinJersey; lined New with class and from team photos and cynical approach apathetic dents’ He does appreciate not to education. the he hasimpact made until he Bowman Rachel meets (performed fiancée Jeanine Cortese’s by Mr. of the of one hiswidow Serralles), Franklin Jim students, from former had who indied the Class of 1990, past years. Actor Drew Cortese past ’93 years. Actor Carson, an Paul portrayed English in his teacher 60s isearly who eagerly in two years retirement awaiting because his of he considers what stu - ,

- Scene, a specialty old car Inscription Street which takes place during reunion in Family Commons—a Family that meeting report Bugliari’s Mr. also included and the Alumni about Relations officers PAA of year’s next election Conard delivered Mr. and directors. of the State School his Headmaster’s Report, covering such topics as formed by Pingry alumni. Actor Gibson Knott ’93 wrote the Curriculum Review that is in progress; guest speakers who have addressed the ethical about students issues; programs; and global semester finanadmissions, college admissions, and the school’s athletics, aid, cial financial sustainability. Another tradition returned on Saturday afternoon in Hauser Auditorium, as Drama Department Chair Al Romano introduced Alumni Luncheon Theater, a short play written, directed, and per The centerpiece of the 1960 Class Photo was the 1930 Model A Ford Coupe that former Trustee and former PAA President Rob Gibby ’60, P ’87 had driven to Pingry as a student. Mr. Gibby, who loves cars and loves working on cars, sold this car in 1961 to Ric Schumann ’60. Nearly 40 years later, he began to wonder what had happened to the car and placed an advertisement in magazine, to see if any of the readers knew anything about its location. had he thought who man a from heard eventually He sitting was car the that learned later he and car, the 1960

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during at at Conard Miller Bugliari N was pen pal of one several Rachelare Jacob in ’15 the Bill Beinecke ’31, P ’61, ’64 P ’61, Bill Beinecke ’31, and Headmaster Rob Gibby, Jr. ’60, P ’60, ’87 Jr. Rob Gibby, . Laura Gerard The Class shaking of 1960 hands with their sev Honorary Trustee Honorary Trustee The Class of 1960 visiting the visiting The space at the Class former of 1960 in the of classroom English This conversation the Fifty-Year Club Luncheon. They are joined by They are joined Luncheon. Club the Fifty-Year Assistant Special to the Headmaster P ’52, ’86, ’90, ’97 ’11 P ’09, discussions discussions that in took place various classrooms. Each group of a prepared students list of questions the for alumni. and shakingPresident hands PAA with former Hillside Campus that Hillside used to be the Chapel. teacher pen enth-grade pals in the Family CommonsWilf of the Carol and Park B. School. Middle Smith ’50 SpenoDave ’60 and trustee former foreground. 4 4 3 1 1 2 9 , in . . . left: From Peter Peter Benton ’53 , , . lliot lliot ’12 E Duane St. John ’50 Mary Kate Martinson Rob Gibby, Jr. ’60, P ’60, ’87 Jr. Rob Gibby, in the of classroom science and Freddy Freddy and his Giftwife Rosemarie in Rob Rob Kiska ’12 , , icki Grant P ’06 ’03, , , and visiting with visiting V Chuck Chuck Coe P ’88 Kate O’Connor Kate ’11 O’Connor ronwald ronwald ’12 A and A literary discussion A inliterary discussion the of classroom English Manton Martin ’35 StarkweatherDave ’50 Model taken with the photo The 1930 Class of 1960 Paul Boyer ’60 Paul Boyer department chair department Jake Grace Grace Putman ’12 the gallery of the Hostetter Arts Center, looking at the the Arts gallery of the Center, Hostetter Book. Blue 1935 the Arts gallery of the Center. Hostetter to A Coupe Ford belonging story (see on page 29). department chair department 6 6 7 8 9 5 5 ’11 6 5 8 7 ] ws e N ni ni m u l a [ [

pingry review the 32 summer 2010 33 11 10 13 12 15 14 , , , and Roy , Abigail , Abigail li li Fritsche A , , Lee Shelley ’74 , , ise ise ’90 H second from left) and from second left) ). ( an an V and Andrea McDermott and Andrea McDermott Michael Wyman ’60 , , , , his wife Alix and Jennings, (right) with their father with father their (right) . Laura

, Lee Shelley’s wife Janet Shelley, Shelley, wife Janet , Lee Shelley’s . . John Boozan ’75 and Neal’s fiancée Kristy Walsh (they fiancée (they Kristy Walsh and Neal’s , and her husband Keith Lipton. , and husband Keith her Greg McDermott ’75 McDermott Greg oward oward Danzig ’60 zra Jennings ’89 Mark Bigos ’79 Collette Karnovsky ’98 From left: Abigail Boozan, PAA Board Boozan, Member Abigail left: From PAA E H Caitlin O’Donnell ’05 Chuck Chuck ’90 and eal Karnovsky ’95 Richard Sirois ’72 and Boozan’s husband Boozan’s John Sloboda ’60 Lipton ’90 Genesia Perlmutter Kamen ’79, P ’11, ’13 Genesia Perlmutter P Kamen ’11, ’79, ’90 Crosby David N Karnovsky at the Headmaster’s 2010) 30, on wed May were Reception. 15 15 12 12 13 14 11 11 10 10 (wife of of (wife . , , with . , , and Brian Brian Jimmy Jimmy , , Chris Chris during , , and Jess Meyer ’05 Meyer Jess and and Gordy Sulcer ’61 Bill Bill Reichle P ’00 Brad Brad Roth ’80 and his fiancée John Welsh John ’55 Welsh , , Ric Schumann, Jr. Ric ’60 Schumann, Jr. . with his andwife Amy and , , and . euron ’05 euron eal Karnovsky ’95 A N Gibson Knott ’93 ’60 , , Greg ’97 Franzone III nn nn of the 1994-95 Boys’ Swimming Boys’ of the 1994-95 by by , , and John Welsh’s wife Welsh. Kay and Welsh’s John A Judy Lee Drew Cortese ’93 John Flack ’95 Sitting, from left: Sitting, Steve Brisgel Steve ’80 Julie Bill Boozan ’73 From left: Varsity Swimming Head Varsity left: From irsch ’97 uwer uwer ’97 Jeanine Serralles Jeanine performing the play Inscription in Theater Hauser Alumni Luncheon Auditorium. Standing: trusteeFormer P ’01 ’95, Cliff Broder ’80 sons Thomas and Ryan. Coaches Coaches Hall of inductees Fame Athletics ’96 Franklin H Team. Jim Petrie 22 22 16 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 E 20 17 22 16 21 19 18 ] ws e N ni ni m u l a [ [

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with . ). offman ’94 25 H 24 Bruce Bruce Morrison ’64 Jane Bart ’60 Wood her daughter Claire and daughter her of (wife Marisa O’Brien O’Brien Kevin ’97 27 27 28 29 Sam 29 and won the won raffle . Park Park Smith GP ’50, ’06, and his wife Linda. ndy Faber ndy ’75 Faber Alumni Alumni Lacrosse Team. Trustee Greg McDermott ’75 A

’08, ’09, ’08,’10 ’09, Partridge ’92 26 23 23 24 25 for a for Pingry chair. 32 - . his llie llie A , , Elizabeth , , and hus her Bif Brunhouse ’00 Lawn Bowling Lawn with Bowling Class of 1955. Steve Wilson ’40, Wilson Steve ’40, Jeff Roos ’00 band Brunhouse ’00 Vesely, Director of Admission of Admission Director Vesely, and Aid Financial of the members Class of 1960 and 1985. daughter Jill Fuller and Fuller his Jill daughter Beth granddaughters and Katie Fuller. 32 32 33 30 30 31 33 31 30 ] ws e N ni ni m u l a [ [

pingry review the 36 summer 2010 37 34 36 37 35 Class of 1975. Class of 1970. 37 37 36 36 Class of 1960. Class of 1965. 34 34 35 40 39 Class of 1980. Class of 1985. Class of 1990. Class of 1995. Class of 2000. Class of 2005. 38 38 39 40 41 42 43 38

pingry review the 38 summer 2010 39 43 41 42 , , 2 1 , , and and , , , Barbara Barbara , , former former , Freeman Freeman Joe Cornell Cornell Joe icki Doggett P Doggett icki N John Davis ’58 Davis John John Walbridge P ’71 P Walbridge John , Betty Jacobsen, Pat Pat Jacobsen, Betty , enry Wood P ’80, ’84, ’84, ’80, P Wood enry , , Jay Wood ’84 Wood Jay H at Conard P ’09, ’11 ’09, P Conard at , former trustee trustee former , N John Dugan P ’69 P Dugan John , and and , ewhouse ’65, P ’95, ’97, ’99 ’97, ’95, P ’65, ewhouse , Sue Thomas, Anne Bunn, Bunn, Anne Thomas, Sue , lizabeth (Bandekow) Booth (Bandekow) lizabeth E , Mary Lou Davis, Davis, Lou Mary , Steve N Steve lizabeth Bugliari P ’86, ’90, ’97 ’90, ’86, P Bugliari lizabeth Jackie Sullivan Jackie E , Anke Cornell, Pamela Barefoot, Curtis Curtis Barefoot, Pamela Cornell, Anke , , Director of Institutional Advancement Advancement Institutional of Director , , Jeanne Zenker, Zenker, Jeanne , Charlie Thomas P ’88, ’90, ’92 ’90, ’88, P Thomas Charlie Steve Waterbury ’49 Waterbury Steve offmann P ’20 P offmann Dr. David Zenker P ’72 P Zenker David Dr. Bob Malin P ’83, GP ’16, ’18 ’16, GP ’83, P Malin Bob , , rt Scutro ’60 Scutro rt A , , , Honorary Trustee Trustee Honorary , Sitting, from left: Former trustee trustee Former left: from Sitting, ero Beach Reception Reception Beach ero . J. Toffey ’48 Toffey J. . Booth, former staff member member staff former Booth, ’83 ’82, ’80, ’78, P ’53, Bunn Campbell, Cynthia ’58 Steve Brown ’62 Brown Steve H Melanie trustee Waterbury, Standing, from left: Headmaster Headmaster left: from Standing, Relations Alumni of Director Malin, Gail Wood, Carolyn Giving Annual and V 2010 8, March on 2 GP ’98 GP H Dugan, former Lower School staff member member staff School Lower former Dugan, trustee former Judy Newhouse, Mary Ellen Scutro, Scutro, Ellen Mary Newhouse, Judy ’89 - , , , hrlich- E elyar H , Cathy , Cathy Dr. Jeffrey Dr. my my , , , , Grade 1 fac A Joe , , with dog Sandy, Sandy, dog with , , Cynthia Joe Carragher ’49 Carragher Joe endricks ’62 H Dave Waterbury Dave Miller Bugliari ’52, , , Ric Schumann ’60 at at Conard ’11 P ’09, , , N Pete Pete ampson ’00 vents H , Wilma Olsen, Olsen, , Wilma Janet Cady P ’07 Francis ScheferFrancis ’77 James Walsh James ’98 Walsh E , ,

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* mbrose A placed second insecond placed the District State match 93 won Having Tournament. the third consecutive year andthe third consecutive amassed es duringJay high school, was, what at the the time, second- total inhighest Pingry wresting both won the Jay Michael history. Award Wrestling ’76 Jr. Jupka, is which and the Cup, Centennial co-captain, Pingry’s wrestling team Pingry’s co-captain, in County1st the placed Somerset and he became district Tournament, class—thein his champion weight wrestlingdistrict first individual in Pingrychampionship history. serving Jay as captain With during the the team won his year, senior for Tournament Hun Invitational to graduating each awarded class’ most outstanding athlete. After Naval graduating from the U.S. the Marine entered Jay Academy, Corps and served as Coach of Head the Marine Team Corps Wrestling the He coached to 2004. from 1997 Teams Greco Roman World U.S. twice Wrestling been named USA Jay Antonelli won two varsity letters two varsity won letters Antonelli Jay ineach and and football lacrosse, served as captain of team the football achieve his major Yet his year. senior at Pingry ments in were for wrestling, four varsity letters. he won which he was As named a sophomore, of “Outstanding Wrestler Pingry’s summer, The following the Year.” on a U.S. Jersey New he represented in DuringJapan. Team Wrestling he served aswhen his year, junior 2007 and 2007—the 2005, in 2003, team was the first history into U.S. was anJay winteam title. a world assistant the for coach 2000 Olympic Games and the Coach for Head He hasGames. 2008 Olympic of “Coach the Year.” Greco-Roman

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Haitian children wearing tee-shirts that Pingry’s Pingry’s that tee-shirts wearing children Haitian created and designed students Kindergarten them for do, the best they could do it, under less-than-optimal circumstances,” com Lalla Dr. obstacles, these Despite because they did not have proper anesthesiolo no was there equipment, gist when they arrived, and the “People disorganized. were supplies could they what did They improvised. Mrs. Lalla says. mak days, in four operations 26 pleted patients. the for difference a ing huge Haiti to this trip both about Speaking missionary medical overall his and - aiti H Dr. Lalla’s wife Gina with Haitian children Haitian with Gina wife Lalla’s Dr. elp in in elp H ness. Dr. Lalla and his wife made the the made wife his and Lalla Dr. ness. circumstances challenging the of best International Medical Alliance (IMA). Alliance Medical International almost into walked have could “We of matter a was it but hospital, any you how and sleep could you where Lalla Dr. says. Lalla Mrs. eat,” could Good at surgeon plastic only the was close to mostly operated and Samaritan from resulted that wounds open large rubble. under stuck being patients hospital only the was Samaritan Good with up set was it and area, in the tents and areas operating makeshift sick and age by patients housed that Domingo in the Dominican Republic Republic Dominican the in Domingo hoursand seven for to drove the Dominican border. Republic/Haiti at They Goodworked Samaritan Hospital in Jimani in the Dominican located about 90 minutes Republic, The hospital from Port-au-Prince. staff consisted of teams from across the States and United around the under the of world, leadership the “I was willing to do anything. We felt felt We anything. do to willing was “I just can’t You like we help. should on watch TV and badly thefor feel victims—we knew that we could do says Lalla, Dr. who re- something,” accommodate to schedule his arranged trip. Since only militarythe six-day personnel and organizations such as the Red Cross could fly into Port-au- Prince, the Lallas flew to Santo - - -

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Dr. Sanjay Lalla ’85, P ’21, ’22 with Haitian children Haitian with ’22 ’21, P ’85, Lalla Sanjay Dr. l lumni Make Time to to Time Make lumni a the Philippines, theIndia, and Philippines, South America, their trip to Haiti marked the first time that they experienced the aftermath of an disaster. acute Although the Lallas are members of members are Lallas the Although visit have and Children” the “Healing tified nurse practitioner and registered registered and practitioner nurse tified missions in medical participate nurse, surgeries performing year, every almost mainly on children with lips, cleft palates, cleft and other deformities. Africa, as Thailand, locations such ed Dr. Sanjay Lalla ’85, P ’22,’21, St. at surgeon plastic board-certified of Chief and Center Barnabas Medical Medical City Jersey at Surgery Plastic a cer Lalla, Gina wife his and Center, help convey the severity of the earth the of severity the convey help in order to help those less fortunate. fortunate. less those help to in order observations and experiences Their aftermath. quake’s independently of each other, of each other, independently Pingry Review Upon Upon hearing of the devastation caused by theearth magnitude 7.0 2010, 12, January on in Haiti quake the visit to decided alumni Pingry two what do to February in early region recovery the with assist to could they trips their made they Although effort. ate to them profile simultaneously spirit the reflect efforts their because for Code—working Honor Pingry’s of the common good, contributing to back giving and community, global the

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and Mr. Young stayed in a tent on the the on in a tent stayed Young Mr. and Christian Quisqueya the of lawn front School. While they were in Haiti, they felt four smaller earthquakes, and they up for clinic hospital the at busy were to 48 hours after each one to treat resulted wounds These injuries. crush or feet people’s on falling debris from disloca and damage skin causing legs, tions of bones. of tions find a sister school in Haiti. Ms. priority isLaValette’s finding a way theto translatorshelp 15 who at the worked hospital secure visas to study in the Anyone States. United ininterested with helping the relief at effort can Ms. contact LaValette [email protected]. Since Since returning from their trip, Ms. has shared her experiences LaValette with Clinton Township Middle her mother teaches— where School, pounds the70 collected teachers of while the supplies, students raised an organization TeacHaiti, for money started Denie (a friend by Miquette of andMs. LaValette a Haitian that Haitian pays for students’ native) school fees, uniforms, and supplies. also andYoung Mr. Ms. LaValette spoke University, at Georgetown and their inalma mid-April, mater, to speakthey invited were at Blair They arein early Academy May. also helping Mr. Young’s high school Young’s also Mr. helping

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Marisa LaValette ’04 doing arts and crafts with Haitian children Haitian with crafts and arts doing ’04 LaValette Marisa who were housed in tents on the hos the on in tents housed were who pital’s front lawn, and she played with with played she and lawn, front pital’s speak to her taught (who children the arts crafts and did and Creole) basic with them. For two weeks, she also served as a translator for a team of Mexican the from nurses and doctors Marisa LaValette ’04 with doctors and nurses nurses and doctors with ’04 LaValette Marisa as served she whom for Navy, Mexican the from translator a meet a Haitian person, he or she is more optimistic than the typical She says. LaValette Ms. American,” Ms. LaValette and Mr. Young helped helped Young Mr. and LaValette Ms. assimilate. them “I was happy to do all the hard work Navy Navy who did not speak English. doctors, nurses, of teams new When and surgeons arrived to volunteer, I becausedid, I realized I did all the tasks that the medical did people not time have to I do. also to stress love to people how friendly and welcoming welcoming and friendly how people to the Haitian people are. They are a people who I find to be ‘in a good everything despite time, the all mood’ you When them. to has happened that - -

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gram—the building’s shape and the the and shape building’s gram—the orga building—are the within spaces stration. As the Student Director of of Director Student the As stration. hands- the School of Architecture’s on Lab, he Digital led Fabrication into processes exploration of 3-D He rapid prototyping. also taught architecture to high school students as part of Carnegie Mellon’s Saturday Architecture Explorations program. Sequence Designer a Junior is currently He archi the of office York New in the Fox Pedersen firm Kohn tectural as worked he where (KPF), Associates 2008 to 2004 from intern a summer his with began tenure his where and experience project His ISP. Pingry build mixed-use large-scale, includes Asia, and America North across ings hotels, to high-rises commercial from architecture. sports and casinos, projects design major the Among studios design semester-long his from for Center the Mellon, Carnegie at as is designed Landscapes Sustainable Phipps Pittsburgh’s of an expansion Gardens. Botanical and Conservatory for as a hub serves Center “The sup administrative events, research, for education horticultural and port, pro and Form adults. and children Projects by Andrew Werner ’04 from Carnegie Carnegie from ’04 Werner Andrew by Projects Awards” “Design University’s Mellon - - - , completed , completed

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Bill, who apparently is . who Bill, apparently at the Institute for Advanced for Advanced at the Institute and at in Study Princeton studying University Oxford We professionalism. medical to up write expected fully and then our experiences This was not to retire. be, became as professionalism to importance of extreme healthcare Current medicine. to profes pose threats systems and the medical sionalism, has not met fully profession all expecta of the public’s One of tions. the solu has tions been the explicit of and evaluating teaching that is now professionalism for undergradu a requirement medical ate and postgraduate Consequently, education. to 15 later, our years great we are working still surprise, busy. and extremely full-time We have a teaching heavy have lectured load at McGill, and the world, throughout a have written substantial on amount the subject. One of the joys of our pres is that we ent are situation with much younger working us who inspire colleagues day. We every are extremely in that we remain fortunate in of spite healthy some that have conditions medical or corrected been largely Our two children controlled. and four grandchildren—all of whom are in Canada— to appear be I well. doing keep up with and trustee] of widow [former (Buddy) Charles ’71 not a communicator great is well. to magazines, alumni He has had a distinguished of at career the University as one of the Pennsylvania preeminent States’ United on Iran and Persian scholars to I believe continue culture. was a that Pingry primary in my element own personal and development. growth look to Many people other as the of parts education their but, to me, most important, was I to where Pingry learned mate and think synthesize When I rial. went to univer was easy the sity, transition ------Clark Clark wrote: wrote: s e ago resulted in a ago resulted dam gave in of front the ot aged nerve, leaving me basi leaving aged nerve, with one cally good leg and leg. paralyzed one partially most of This ended my physi My is beard cal activities. but grey, my hair is dark. still I is there must admit not as much of it as used to there my be. wife and me, Between seven we have five children, and four great- grandchildren, My wife is grandchildren. not a New Englander native but we either, both feel this is I we where belong. still the speech remember rios, and senior shows. I shows. and also rios, senior My sang in choir. the church 2 1/2 back operation second years Lum The only assembly. school was mine. presentation worse the days we forget I’ll never My had in the Lumpmobile. best to all who have man “Hi all. It has been a long any I time since submitted on notes my activities. with I graduated Briefly, an M.D. from Columbia a married class University, I finally succumbed and I succumbed finally the as group joined treasurer and as a of member their I learned of board directors. to sing bass and appeared Broadway operas, in several orato dances, dinner shows, this great aged to survive life.” called experience Cruess Dr. Richard two in spent years mate, the trained Navy as a physician, in Montréal in orthopedics followed and at Columbia, by a train year of research ing. My wife and I moved we where both to Montréal careers academic pursued I was at University. 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Guy Guy Mulford souls, but we souls, keep on going.” dled dled to this winter and they are doing this winter They fine. well and sounded both live a far away to little make it back to any school activities. 1947 Binns “Jack” Frank music, sports, pursuing tinued technology. and computer I also held many positions in our Universalist local I Church. used to go camp golfing, skiing, ing, sailing, and I and bowling, played in years. my softball younger to I play a continued passable three game of until tennis in ago. I years got interested when they first computers and have main appeared ever since. my tained interest is My wife Claudia second and pianist an accomplished in was active The Chaminade and Group The Opera opera local Singers, Norton show perfor and Broadway groups. mance and and “As a a synopsis prelim, quick of to I my career. managed in MIT and graduated survive I 1951. 5 then spent 1/2 years in that the During Air Force. the time, USAF sent me to I where University Columbia Upon got degree. my masters went I eventually discharge, to work for M&C Nuclear Massachusetts. in Attleboro, a became This later part of I worked Instruments. Texas up for there 33 ending years, as tool a of several manager In TI 1990, groups. gave me so an refuse, I offer couldn’t I I took an retirement. early busy doing then kept myself work for the local volunteer on and Aging con Council and Annual Giving Kristen Tinson at [email protected], or mail them to Kristen at Kristen to them mail or [email protected], at Tinson Kristen Giving Annual and 08836. NJ Martinsville, Road, Martinsville 366, Box P.O. School, Pingry The 1934 Charles with talked Share your news! news! your Share C munities. I spend my winters Society. On May 15, 2010, said, over and over again, 1951 on Marco Island, Florida. the chorus participated in ‘The weather is perfect!’” Dr. William Burks wrote: I serve on the St. Mary’s the Atlantic Division for Phil Burrows P ’90 enjoyed “I was not able to attend parish building commit- a competition in the Mid- catching up with old friends Reunion this year. God tee, I’m the treasurer of the Atlantic District, and we won during the clam bake at his willing, I will attend our church, and I’m active as the ‘Most Improved Chorus’ 55th Reunion. He said the 60th Reunion in 2011. We a trustee of the Southern award as well as first place food was great, and the com- greatly enjoyed hosting the Ocean County Hospital in in the small (AA) chorus pany was even better. He still Princeton-Pingry recep- Manahawkin, N.J. I lost my category. Nancy is also busy believes the Honor Code is the tion in April 2010—a good wife Marcia in December as a choral director for two most important part of Pingry. chance not only to see old 2008 and have been dating a groups. One is at the Holiday friends, but also to see the neighbor and friend of both City South adult community Marcia and me. My health in Toms River. The other, Dr. Richard Weiss GP ’17 pre- Pingry school administration, sented a three-day “Navigation which turned out in force.” seems good and I stay busy.” the Lakewood Maennerchor, sings in German.” Rules” course at the United States Coast Guard Auxiliary Colonel Donald Kaiserman Jon Murphy wrote: “Long 5th Northern District Spring wrote: “Following retirement retired, like many—and also Conference in March 2010. and a move to Virginia, I’ve like many, not really retired. 1955 The conference took place had the opportunity to be I am shy a leg, but still play golf. I carve wood and make Eric Hall Anderson wrote: in York, Pennsylvania. actively involved in many “In our day, back in the ’50s, military/veteran services woodturnings on a lathe. I last handled a sailboat a few years we never heard about a 55th John Welsh wrote about organizations. I’ve held key Reunion. Today, thanks to Reunion: “The Saturday night leadership positions in the ago, before I forgot to ‘take all my possessions home’ from the modern medicine and luck, dinner included Eric Hall Richmond Chapter of the there are enough of us around Anderson, Pim Goodbody, Military Officers Association hospital—forgot that leg. I am the musical director of a small to have one. That’s what the Jr., Lester Hopton, Jr., of America (two-term Class of 1955 did this May. Jack O’Brien and his wife president), and I am cur- harp ensemble (Celtic harp, not orchestral) and a player. Present at the 50-Year Club Ruth, Dick Welch and Marti rently 1st V.P. of the Virginia Luncheon were Bob Wegryn Sullivan, my wife Kay, and Council of MOAA Chapters, Making instruments (including said harp) and playing them. P ’79, ’80, ’85 and his wife me. We celebrated the class Legislative Chair of the Joint Roberta, and Chick Martin that graduated with a huge Leadership Council (JLC), To my mind, the old voice is gone, but, at a harp ensemble and his wife Ann. They had sigh of relief from E. Laurence which represents 23 veteran to leave immediately after- Springer, Casmir France, and services organizations with ‘gig’ the other night, the audi- ence said ‘there is the singer’ ward to continue on their trip the Pingry community. We some 260,000 members, and a (we’d been there before). together to parts unknown. toasted to our classmates who member of the Ft. Lee Retiree Obviously, their standards On Saturday, Jack O’Brien survive today, to those we Council and the Virginia War and I joined weren’t very high, but it was Phil Burrows P have lost, and to those we Memorial Military Advisory and a pleasant moment. Haven’t ’90 Miller Bugliari ’52, P have lost contact with over Council. While these posi- for lunch under changed, still indecisive. Made ’86, ’90, ’97 the last 55 years. We enjoyed tions keep me very active, I the tent at the clambake. the stories and lore which harps and a lute, and a Scot’s fully enjoy what we achieve The conversation was—not have been greatly embellished mandora, and a psaltery, and for our military community surprisingly—about cars. Jack with time. The dinner was a mountain dulcimer—can’t in the Commonwealth.” decide which to play when, or whether to turn a bowl or a goblet on the lathe. Here’s 1952 to all you lads of our time; Dick Corbet enjoyed getting we were the last in the old 50 together and catching up with building and the first in the new, and we’ll be the best of the the Miller Bugliari P ’86, ’90, ’97 and Phil Burrows ’55, P all—not necessarily in specific pi ’90 down at the shore on a awards or rewards, but we n

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e ’97 was thrilled to be heading w to South Africa this sum- mer for the World Cup. 1954 Peter Thorne wrote: “I’m a semi-retired CPA with a small practice. For fun, I sing with 1953 the “Chorus of the Atlantic,” Fred Duffy wrote: “Still one of two choruses of the selling real estate—mostly Red Bank Area Chapter of commercial and adult com- the Barbershop Harmony Dr. Richard Weiss ’55, GP ’17 and Rear Admiral Cari Thomas summer 2010 51 - etfield etfield H Mike Mike John Voorhees Voorhees John Bill Bill wrote: “The wrote: , and and , , , the late oorhees oorhees V , , and I friends were great urban areas, almost no almost stars areas, urban to are the eye. visible naked there The pollution more light it is is, to the more difficult see Tom lives objects. faint these Maryland, in Chase, Chevy so he to drives a a park about of north his house half-hour for what he “reasonable calls Tom was also observing.” in active the International in (IYA) Year of Astronomy in several participating 2009, at he events which showed a of total over 800 members of astronomical the public his telescope. through objects John was at above taken photo in 2009. Reunion Monier P P ’01 The for many years. many, of this picture significance is on that, page of the inside is there our 1958 yearbook, us a pitching showing photo the wall at the against quarters with a campus, old Elizabeth watch few of our classmates ing, with the of title ‘King We Coin (me) and His Court.’ to see who quarters pitched to get coin closest could their coin the and wall, the closest Bill Hetfield ’58, P ’01 P ’58, Hetfield Bill - , the late late the , Mike Monier ’58 Monier Mike at Reunion in 2009 in Reunion at ’58 only during certain months months certain only during and of each year, some parts the and Leo sky, Virgo for with are loaded example, it Thus, is difficult galaxies. in all to the objects observe of the course just one year, need two and most observers or to more years complete are challenges the These list. of because more complicated in skies the the light-polluted States—artifi United eastern cial light causes the sky night causes cial light to be in so that, some bright From left: left: From - - - wrote: “I wrote: at the U.S. Naval Observatory’s Open House on April 4, 2009. 2009. 4, April on House Open Observatory’s Naval U.S. the at His telescope was one of 22 in the field that day, and about 9,000 people attended ’58 attended people Corbin 9,000 Tom about Dr. and day, that field the in 22 of look to one was people enables telescope His telescope his of end front the at filter sun A event. the sun. the at directly Kuala Lumpur, India, Oman, India, Lumpur, Kuala Egypt, the Red Sea, Jordan, We then flew to and Athens. to in drove Syria, Damascus then over in Amman Jordan, into Israel, Bridge Allenby our we church where joined for days in group eight Israel. It was the of trip a lifetime! We’d go back to in Syria a now We’re on the heartbeat. to road to see our Virginia then new granddaughter, and on Kansas to Cleveland We City. will have then seen best!” all 13 grands—the Dr. Tom Corbin have had a good bit of fun astronomy backyard doing 10 almost years retiring since ago from the U.S. Naval I where was head Observatory, Division.” of the Cataloging the observing Tom finished 400” in 2010, early “Herschel in 2008. early started having 400” are 400 of The “Herschel objects deep-sky 2,500 about galaxies, as (such star clusters, that Sir William and nebulae) and cata observed Herschel These this catalogue. tains and present are always objects relative in the same position to The the main chal stars. observing to lenge amateurs list is that any Herschel’s is object visible particular logued over 200 years over 200 ago years in logued the to an understand attempt The of the universe; structure main League Astronomical - - - - - wrote: wrote: wrote: “This wrote: and and his wife rner rner U 1958 Brown Stewart a and “Judy I just finished trip out of the two-month ship repo cruise country—a from Hong Kong to sitioning Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Sherry have returned from have returned Sherry in cruise the an eight-day Jim says it was on Galapagos. He list.” also “bucket their seen the “If you wrote, haven’t do, and movie, if you haven’t environ this pristine visited ence ence so it Also, much. is a way great to keep my brain I have two grand challenged. playing kids in college—one in State for Murray football and a Kentucky granddaughter on team at the the pom-pom in the of Tennessee University fall of Why 2010. is everyone old, but not us? getting We go year to to every Poland coun work with a recovery a who selor is administering program.” recovery Christian Jim it ment, is a we must while can and all climb hike.” still 1957 Klein Chuck for my fall I studying started to elementary teach certificate It’s an program online grades. at that can be accomplished your own I pace. have been in the Mesa, substituting for district school Arizona I and years decided three like to would school teach I that experi because enjoyed excellent, and the countryside and the countryside excellent, and a far beautiful and campus Thank Road. cry Parker from the Reunion you, Pingry, and who all those were staff, for there us years.” over these John and Eric wish to thank of Alumni Director Associate Giving and Annual Relations of and Director Tinson Kristen and Annual Relations Alumni for Sullivan Jackie Giving a very good time organizing for them and classmates. their - - - - - . . 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H Family: The Compact The Compact Family: H Reunion. to on page 27. Pingry service Carl of the “As co-chairmen wrote: for of the Class 1960, reunion we like to would thank ’52 Bugliari from the Tinson and Kristen and Development Alumni invaluable for their Offices such together help in putting for 50th Reunion a successful On of our class. behalf our you thank for your hard class, in work and creating efforts event.” such a memorable Dave and I wife Bobbie live in a and being suburb, Chicago plenty leaves retired’ ‘early teach of time for part-time ing, walking, and skiing in and skiing ing, walking, Wisconsin the Southeastern look for on these Alps (don’t a I map). Business am teaching at Law a of courses couple I with, colleges community much the same satis imagine, got from that Socrates faction the (although Plato tutoring I there). am ends comparison a desire torn between fervent and to the recog live forever nition that, if that, I nition die don’t fairly I soon, may run out of money.” Jay to my wife pily married second and we live Merrill Jacqueline I in Colorado—where Aspen, have come to love our moun tains. us and between 10 grand I from a am children. retired that took me all law practice I over the world. am also the of author two published books Press: by Bloomberg It in the Wealth—Keeping Members How Family Family: Preserve and Advisers Their and Intellectual, Human, for Generations Assets Financial and Answers Generations: Among from a and Lifetime Insights Flourish Families of Helping with the am boards working organiza family of various and tions am a of member the College.” of Board Prescott - Bill Bill - - - Jim Jim We We

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. officiated at officiated . . I am a film Sean O’Donnell O’Donnell Sean nglish in making in the N.J. making E enry enry mant. I’m looking forward to forward I’m mant. looking soon retirement a complete in I a col climate. warm with the late laborated Boskey of aware Court joint Supreme cases. in divorce custody Wertheimer to my Linda—it marriage have been the might best he thing It’s hard to has done. that we are believe all older than the old men who were when we teachers such great and were young at Pingry.” H I 50th Reunion, our recent recon enjoyed thoroughly with my classmates, necting some of whom I seen hadn’t One of the graduation. since of the wonderful highlights days was three the tour of Road, Parker the Hillside, Avenue and Westminster led by campuses, ’52 Bugliari in living New maker York with my wife Marquis. Emily have two children, 21.” 25 and Alexander P Rob Gibby ’87 of the of the 2010 recipients Award, L. Nelson Carr Service with along P ’75, ’10 ’05, award this distinguished Weekend Reunion during his 50th celebrating while lymphoma has been dor lymphoma -

…” wrote: “After “After wrote: Ruddy Jeff wrote: “It wrote: and his wife Heike wife his and Plus Plus ça change, and aines H oward Danzig Danzig oward Dr. John Collins ’60 Collins John Dr. plus plus c’est la même chose ticipation and made Adlai ticipation Kennedy’s then Stevenson, rep at the look like U.N., a Sigh. fool. Collins Dr. John was great to reconnect with was to great reconnect there Unfortunately, our class. was time to not enough talk I that believe with everyone. this was a step to first keeping you Thank up with friends. Carl to for get as your efforts back for the many classmates campus The Hillside reunion. and the tour was amazing were sensational.” renovations H I from Pingry, spent graduating and then in Africa the summer College, Dartmouth attended I in where govern majored I ment and skiing. went to the Law of Michigan University and a then began School legal in I career New Jersey. lived for 20 in years Hills Short and, for the past 17 in years, For many Township. Harding we years, also had a in house My and wife Linda I Vermont. and seven children have three us. between grandchildren The kids live in New Jersey, In and California. Oregon, with I 2000, was diagnosed and a began long, lymphoma retirement. slow move toward and my there, I’m almost - - - , . -

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in Miami early in in early Miami May 2010 work on to a continue book on the air war over the Bay of I 1961. April Pigs, interviewed one of the UDT exiles Cuban who went in on the day of 17. April For the landing, all you guys who did military or in duty, did CIA, service story this is a fascinating of presidential CIA hubris, and commit honor, failure, 1960 Clayton Larry Air National Alabama ment. were heavily Guardsmen the exile training involved in pilots the were B-26 which the invasion. used during how I That’s got involved, just they were stationed since up the road in Birmingham I where from Tuscaloosa, flying Four were killed live. although missions, combat the U. S. any par denied received the 2010 Letter-in- received Pingry’s during Life Award ceremony Commencement on June 13. is This award honor the most prestigious Alumni that the Pingry a upon bestows Association means “This alumnus. Pingry so much to says, me,” David “at as least much as any for I’ve ever received honor my work as a journalist.” The full text of his citation in the will be next published of issue winning journalist and pro journalist winning 1959 Gelber David for ducer CBS’ but FUN! We wanted but We to FUN! rep wanted at pitching the quarter licate so a I Reunion, brought couple and we of of rolls quarters, and many ourselves amused and of students the current for a with faculty few minutes and a laughs great fun time. fun times, friendships, Great Look memories. and lifetime says it all.” at our faces—that would win all would the that coins were pitched. the pingry review 52 summer 2010 53 - - in - and and and

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Corbin Peter wrote: “I wrote: Three Rivers— Three ilgendorff H Jock Lockwood Jock “Back in April, “Back early

Pete Pete arry Moser Moser arry his wife Patricia. Pete is still his wife Patricia. law in Morristown practicing Ridge. in and living Basking He says he forward looks to com our 50th Reunion their new home in Sarasota, new their home in Sarasota, They love it down Florida. and miss the there don’t is Jock a winters. Chicago with the Bosch manager sales and travels Corporation in Later May at extensively. we at ran the Pingry, Reunion into ing up in May 2011.” Gordy Sulcer P ’01 ’95, Sulcer Gordy wrote: Barb and I with had dinner Pam and 1962 H on full-time am working Bringing ‘Re-Shoring: Jobs Back to Manufacturing the See U.S.’ https://www. ntma.org/eweb/dynamicpage. aspx?webcode=RSPF 1963 of The artistry was from June 7 on display to 25, at 2010, the September in Museum River Cascapedia the to Quebec help celebrate anniversary. 10th museum’s The exhibit, photography, ite drawings, on reflections and written that he rivers has three these and photographed, painted, for Peter’s over 35 fished years. work is other on display public Art at Museum The National that the Class of that the Class should 1960 an invitation be extended to our own 50th http://cbs2chicago.com/ video/[email protected] I love to would hear port.com. who from any alumni other for my restoring share passion me Email U.S. manufacturing. at [email protected].” View One Artist’s to the tribute Grand Peter’s and Moisie, Cascapedia, consisting Rivers, Restigouche graph of new oil paintings, - - - Bob Bob - , , Liz and Gordy Gordy . . All agreed , , and Nancy During the During He lives He lives

works full- works wrote: “My wrote: rchibald , Linda , and Linda A , Barbara , and Barbara Dave Dave Dave Rogers Dave Sulcer P ’01 ’95, Sulcer and 1961 The of Class 1960 graciously the of Class to 1961 invited 50th Reunion their attend at Party Hill Club the Beacon It in was Summit. a party great with lots of from old friends from ’61 In 1960. attendance were Popper Don Don Meyer in Boca full-time with his in Boca full-time wife of 45 the former years, Mongan. Kathy to tele summer—thanks spend commuting—they time in half their Asheville, Mike and Carolina. North have two Kathy children: is son a Gregory programmer in living Fort Lauderdale, is Stacia a and daughter at fellow the postdoctoral Cancer Fred Hutchinson in Seattle. Center Research IT. The school looks great looks IT. The school and is in hands.” very good Wood Peter remem doubtless classmates ber me as kid who the skinny for the school drew cartoons guitar played newspaper, and with the Five Counts, the bar cleared occasionally my as While a pole vaulter. in life has later athleticism to a been limited bit of ski the ing art and and hiking, central. have remained music my after retirement Shortly in I 2001, teaching began at Art Essex Center, part-time in Lawrence, a non-profit I have taught Massachusetts. octogenar through pre-teens ians how to work with clay, since medium my preferred the when I 1970s a built kiln of on a the in property friend scaled I have recently Ipswich. to back my one teaching of class regulars adult weekly like family.” who have become Wyman Mike computer time developing for TLO in software Boca Florida. Raton, - - wrote: “My wrote: I’ve started to I’ve started wrote: “My wrote:

Bugliari Miller wrote: “Our 50th wrote: Jerry Dempsey Dempsey Jerry and his wife . We visited Ellis Island . Island Ellis We visited The other great! looks wife wife Lynn and I had a great It time at the 50th Reunion. was very good to see so many and catch classmates former up on old and new times. at Stayed the of home my good friend ’59 and of the Statue Liberty up) did that growing (never the 300-plus and also climbed was a to steps the crown—it experi and moving fabulous Visited ence at both venues. with my soon-to-be-101-year- old across-the-street-neighbor my old in touring home after Have to for say Summit. that, an old man, ’52 of was the reunion highlight my with seventh-grade visiting looks pen The pals. future with conversing after bright students.” Pingry young these Wood Bart All was terrific. Reunion to whether wondering those just DO should theirs attend think about the about next stage— think I’m still retirement—but to let go reluctant of this one. that working I’ve discovered colleagues with younger daily helps mirrors and avoiding at bay.” keep such thoughts Speno David children, we our enjoy also children, Andy and our three grandson Emily, Katie, granddaughters We and see Molly. them as all, After much as possible. is.” that is what retirement Jim Petrie to are looking Patricia back move from Memphis at as least far as east—well, will prob Nashville—but ably stay in Tennessee the are where taxes low and is the good! living Sloboda Dr. John wife June and I have been for over 40 The married years. into morphed have ‘children’ and, for the married, adults, down—our settled moment, in and her husband daughter Fe, Santa our son and his wife in New York. - - point in 50th 50th

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Mr. Mr. Weiler rnie May rnie Reunion. The part of best the Reunion. was the Saturday weekend in lawn bowling, afternoon of the Class which 1960 blew class. away the 25th Reunion But, that was to be expected because—as ed out to our opponents— is ‘This now all we do.’” Low Bill to and he great, forward looks for alumni to campus returning now that he events is retired on and living the East Coast. E Peter Johannsen Peter our “I enjoyed really I Since sub didn’t was terrific! let me mit a offer a biography, Harvard overview: brief super with study B.A. ’64 (music), in Paris Boulanger Nadia Princeton Ph.D. (’64-’66), of director ’75 (musicology), churches, at music several for chair department music 12 at years UMass/Amherst, of and Music now Professor of (head) the Faculty Secretary at for Senate UMass the past 10 I years. seem to have made academic a of career mid-level the Along administration! seven way, two marriages, grandchildren, seven children, in homes and Vineyard second and Massachusetts Haven, Not Vermont. Fairlee, much yet—very retiring I what do.” enjoying Ted Mook in in July 1999 and moved to Memphis, from Illinois for years three Tennessee her my until wife completed work as a attendant/ flight Airlines. at Northwest trainer to We Land O’ then retired we where now Florida Lakes, golf, I bridge, reside. enjoy and church travel, boating, seen most We’ve activities. and of States the United of sites the ancient toured England, Italy, Greece, Egypt, that and Germany France, were so much expounded upon by Ancient History class and class History Ancient by History. Besides our three Besides History. - - - - - , , my old ans Bonn, ans Bonn, H wrote: “Several “Several wrote: Chris Downs, Downs, Chris ’s ’s 60th birth left Media wrote: “Divorced “Divorced wrote: wrote: “I’ve been “I’ve wrote: and Barbara Franz Franz Barbara and Conway Bruce Chris Milton Chris pstein E Bruce Merrifield. Bruce lfred Moore Moore lfred van Johnson, van Johnson, Karl Fenske Karl a Zofingen, American in competed biking hard of miles 85 with duathlon They running. trail of miles 20 and groups. age their in won both and (at last), traveling a lot doing traveling (at last), and practicing still triathlons, out law. Kids are of mostly it?” Life is ain’t grand, college. Klein Gilbert at the General end of 2007 and 2008 touring spent for the States the United organiz Club, Press National day with a contingent small from the class: E 1969 Davis Craig through connected staying In and Linked with Facebook some of the 1969 members who I was able to recon Karl Fenske Fenske Karl on ing of forums the future He now has his journalism. busi own consulting media celebrated ness and recently Peter nect with at 40th last year’s Reunion. and I stay in with touch and political joke emails 1968 A a ago weeks I din attended (a ner put on by Sangerfest in group the singing men’s I there, While area). Boston ran into (I sat to next him classmate in to Thanks for years). chapel for long- those Mr. DuBourg sessions.” ago chorus - - recently trav recently wrote: “Sorry “Sorry wrote: eled to China to accompany eled to to China accompany to mayor the San Antonio’s His Expo. son World Shanghai also just graduated Jonathan University. from Northwestern Doug Smith Smith Doug 1965 Guy Fisher Lib I Reunion. missed the (yup, same gal I dated and at I while Pingry) cel ebrated our 40th on ebrated the so coast, we Amalfi weren’t I able to attend. hope you all had a time!” grand wrote: “Sara and I are working again this this again working are I and wrote: “Sara - on Bruce Schundler Bruce summer as seasonal Park Rangers for the National Park Service. Service. Park National the for Rangers Park seasonal as summer retired on July 31, 31, July on retired

traveled with his his with traveled ’58 Monier Michael David Monier ’56 Monier David brothers brothers and Bruce Laing Bruce with years 25 nearly after 2010, his and He Co. Ins. Chubb Penn at a house built just wife community a golfing National, Pennsylvania, Fayetteville, in Gettysburg. of west miles 20 reports, but golf, not does Bruce clubhouse the in good look “I pants.” colored pastel wearing Monier Joe fish the to trip annual their ing mecca of Islamorada in Islamorada of mecca ing caught They Keys. Florida the managed even and fish of lots two. or a cocktail have to Sara will be at the Statue of Liberty, and I’ll be half a mile away at Ellis Island! So So Island! Ellis at away mile a half be I’ll and Liberty, this of us Statue visit the at come be not will why Sara places, amazing these of either to been never you’ve if you!” see to love We’d summer? 1966 (2010, oil on canvas, 20 x 30 inches), the featured painting in the exhibition exhibition the in painting featured the inches), 30 x 20 canvas, on oil (2010, - at the Cascapedia River Museum in Quebec in Museum River Cascapedia the at . View

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pingry review the 54 summer 2010 55 - - - - Clinics of Minnesota—a job of Minnesota—a Clinics I hold and almost still enjoy policy, day. Education, every with consultation and direct and are staff the bulk families of to the in work, addition the IRB (Institutional chairing and the Board) less Review task of compli glamorous ance with CMS (Center ance with CMS (Center and Medicaid for Medicare and (Joint JCAHO Services) for Accreditation Commission of Care Organizations) Health I’ve been married rules. ethics for 30 to years Scoggin, Sally whom I in met at Lawrence where Wisconsin, Appleton, It has we both graduated. been a 30 great years—actu 40 we almost since ally, met, a but Sally that’s long story. attorney is an employment an at and Morgan, Briggs firm. Twin Cities established We have two Mike is boys: 24 at school medical and started of Minnesota the University and in 2010, Will just August My from Bates. pas graduated to work addition sions—in (I music and the boys—are string play with a folkie-type Home), Stealin’ band called and some writ (reading poetry ing), fantasy baseball, cross baseball, fantasy ing), and a skiing, great country of and music theater mixture in We’d the Twin Cities. love to who see passes anyone the Twin Cities— through or give an call!” e-holler - . wrote: wrote: We Were an Island: We The Were an Maine Island: Life of Art and Nan Kellam the As a of work non-fiction, the of story this book recounts in who 1935, married couple to moved an uninhabited off the of island coast Maine in until there and 1949, lived passed when Art 1985, Kellam In away. of the summer 1987, with the volunteering while of the Chapter Nature Maine met Peter Nan Conservancy, Island. on Kellam Placentia To these his write book about used Peter legends, local of the manuscript journals, book, unfinished the couple’s He and is photos. letters, in the restoration involved a Gardens, of Greenwood in garden New public historic and he on Jersey, serves the of Magazine, boards Orion and the Collection, Frick Trust. Heritage Coast Maine on lives Peter the Upper and West Side of Manhattan with Maine in Somesville, son 7-year-old his wife Sofia, and Theo, two corgis— Welch and Andre Doodles. Major Dr. Don Brunnquell from has “My veered career psychology clinical child from the University (degree in to 1981) of bio Minnesota and I for ethics, have worked 15 as almost years the Director of of the Office Bioethics and Hospitals at Children’s - - - wrote: “I wrote: , , whose III who brought brought who Miller Bugliari Bugliari Miller Bill Maass Bill lan Berkower lan Berkower A . . It for was a treat special ’52 with Miller, us to reminisce all the good who embodies the about that we remember and As our school time there. you can see from the group page 37), not (see photograph to be willing only was Miller with the of Class ‘seen’ 1970, but he also had the ‘courage’ to take a with us.” picture Dr. classmates. His persistence and His persistence classmates. down in hunting ingenuity He was remarkable. ‘his prey’ to find our own even managed who took time out Mr. Rogers, as from his duties President advisor unofficial Obama’s our to on issues decline social thank A special invitation. to you be what might the only surviv ored to by have been joined and Elizabeth ing copy ing copy of the 1970 Pingry in to order show yearbook how much hair was everyone in gained the lost and weight of course, last 40 (except, years like who for looked Bruce, out he of some 1970s stepped what Bill, time machine). Finally, were you thinking? and we hon were all thrilled enjoyed renewing friendships friendships renewing enjoyed at both classmates with Pingry 40th and follow-up the official My wife and I Reunions. live on with our two Long Island daughters. school-aged middle work My two daughters older in the New York City Parks as a city planner Department and as I a have three teacher. my Besides grandchildren. as career an otolaryngologist/ (I head and am neck surgeon at New professor an associate and College York Medical Medical at Montefiore operate in I Center the Bronx), try to keep up with my ice girls’ music competitions, skating functions. and school recitals, In my I free time, also ice and swim, bike ride. skate, I If more free time appears, again!” may even try fencing Blanchard Peter previous writing focused on focused writing previous stud conservation large-scale a ies, has written new book, ------sent sent in The The Bruce Bruce and over the last wrote: “Nanette “Nanette wrote: is of Chair Forbes , , on our recent lcaro lcaro rbes P rbes ’08 ’04, A Also, I Also, done some have A

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Morristown-Beard He with his fac is working ulty to a and create Middle curriculum School Upper the sequential that nurtures in of skills development and think writing, reading, a ing through seven-year In this context, program. with the he is collaborating to cre Department History ate a ninth-grade Humanities Humanities ate a ninth-grade to seeks Larch program. of the integration nurture an English within technology with particularly classroom, to the respect development He of also explores writing. the ways in an which under of function brain standing to com learn students helps plex ideas in multiple ways. in plex ideas multiple in lives Larch Morristown ballet, music, and enjoys in and New York. theater - - - accepted accepted wrote: “I wrote: just Todd Todd wrote: “Travel “Travel wrote: lexander for the time in first A an an I est daughter is at est daughter Choate.” Fury Mark kept me from the 35th but that week I Reunion, with reconnected Grundy our and we years, celebrated in Philadelphia. together class and Todd is a grandfather is well with systems doing I while am an management, Dr. David Reisner Dr. David in am active commercial still products nanotechnology izing I and in founded companies US ran in 1996 (Inframat, recent Our family Nanocorp). work in ly Haiti. did volunteer graduated My daughter oldest my son is from Wesleyan, at and my young Dartmouth, 1975 1972 Dr. a Professor as post Clinical in the and Vice-Chairman of Orthopaedic Department at The Surgery Ohio State in June 2010. University is a His daughter senior and in Obstetrics resident at Ohio State, Gynecology and medical his son started in 2010. there August school Dr. Joe Costabile his term as finished of the Vascular President of New Society Jersey. 1973 ------, , who is wrote: “I wrote: Mading Oliver wrote: “I wrote: retired Tim Tim Gustafson 1971 Gil Barno law in from Boston 1989 it to all because started to look the Moved same. Ohio and fell Columbus, gig that into a non-profit my has helping become life, get back into the dropouts Best move I game. ever made. No in money it, but I partook of enough the grab money money Besides, in Boston. buy bumps.” can’t goose Mindnich Peter with my am fam living still on California ily in Southern Peninsula, the Verdes Palos out moved here from having in retir After 1991. Chicago on ing career from a 30-year I Wall Street, am working in my Social toward Masters Work at USC. I am enjoy to learn ing the opportunity and stay busy, new things, for my career. prepare second I my plan to previ combine with experience ous business and work degree the social to the mili services provide upon population tary veteran 2011. in December graduation able I being have also enjoyed to see at USC professor an English and 25 lives from the yards We of Work. School Social a few watching World enjoyed this sum Cup together games mer! I to am be also grateful able to see as he runs a large periodically company services food regional and in with lives Palm Desert his Who have wife. would all of three us thought would be in living California!” birthdays. As an incentive As an incentive birthdays. he to will set aside attend, a of Rothschild case Lafite for goes a which 1961, mere that We insist will $36,000. make it this all who couldn’t especially time plan to attend, girlfriend aging whose Marano, will be 31 by We then. hope to for have a turnout great and that event look forward again.” to everyone seeing , - - . - Tom Tom - Dr. Stu Stu Dr. , , from Mark Mark Myke Myke journeyed journeyed John Ford John Chris Klem Chris elson ick ick Pearson N from Michigan, from Michigan, N from Minnesota, from Minnesota, Lowish Richard Cliff Cliff has offered to has host offered had to go searching , , , , and ill H Brad Seaman Brad John Spagnolo John . Standing, from left: Bill, Bill, left: from Standing, . North Carolina? Carolina? North in hiked from Massachusetts, and We missed from Pennsylvania. a few who had to due cancel their beyond to circumstances including control, We that also regret Connell for his at horse 2:00 a.m. that Allegedly, morning. Sunday it was the he same horse had to along Arbes’ trash brought bet However, club. country lie ter ahead. things Biedron in our event next major June will collec which 2012, our 60th commemorate tively something seemed seriously seriously seemed something Consequently, out of balance. a a created substi group small that dicted in travel from London, would Cox Charlie Rob Monroe and Fowler tute event—motivated in part tute event—motivated by that we the belief didn’t have a lot of opportunities We left for a gathering. major through our found classmates networking considerable web searches. and extensive all of the was Clearly, work it, worth and who those the enjoyed really attended In it fact, was quite evening. Who have would memorable. most that Pingry’s thought actually would class rebellious show up in numbers? large who have pre would Further, Jon - - - Rob Monroe Rob - ’s ’s and and Dr. Alan Berkower. Alan Dr. submitted a photo of the five members of the Class Class the of members five the of photo a submitted , and and , sent in his Rich Engel Rich of 1970 who attended their 40th Reunion at Pingry on May 15. 15. May on Pingry at Reunion 40th their attended who 1970 of Bill Maass Bill

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an operating room nurse at room nurse an operating in Hospital Hopkins Johns Baltimore. and team of nurses doctors area to from the Baltimore a area two very rural hours We of Managua. outside over 58 surgeries performed of the The course five days. of surgeries these majority abnormali facial involved lips and cleft ties—including and deformities, palates—ear burn sequelae. in ranged age from six months to 67 old, and years their care was provided medical free of to Some charge them. for traveled of patients these days to our loca reach several the We neces tion. provide for the mission sary supplies and funds donations through the year. throughout raised a We wonder have developed returned from my second returned trip to trying to convince me to to trying convince in write my about adventures as well as join Facebook. me from kids have forbidden so here is the Facebook, scoop on my travels. production of production back memories brought which of did the this last time Pingry our era!” during production Prey Kim (Warendorf) on mis my medical first dur sion trip in Nicaragua ing Over the past that time. year, P ’13 Kamen ’11, Kris Rollenhagen Kris and again everyone seeing updates about stories swapping Jon and I of classmates. other then saw the each other next when our families weekend went to “I was to sorry miss our 30th in May Reunion 2009. Bigos P ’13 Kamen ’11, out to the enjoy me—came of reception night Friday It was Weekend. Reunion easy to just come on out to and join in school the fun. we have to We didn’t decided to wait five years get together and , - - - Jon Jon - Sean Sean

. , , and Menekse Menekse , Chair , of Chair . Genesia . Genesia really enjoyed enjoyed really Caitlin Caitlin is and living Chuck Connant Chuck Kyle Coleman Coleman Kyle , , of of us ’79ers—

had a time great Judy Lee Judy Christian O’Donnell O’Donnell Christian , current parent , parent current , , who off is to heading Younghans ing the 2009-10 academic academic ing the 2009-10 made it year and to almost for a Pingry His course visit. was called at Princeton Entrepreneurship Social (SE Lab), Collaboratory undergradu provided which ventures. social vative 1979 Kamen Perlmutter Genesia P ’13 ’11, to as serve also continues on the Pingry Secretary Board. Association Alumni P ’14 ’12, ’09, Lipper Steve “Six wrote: teaching at Princeton dur at Princeton teaching students ate and graduate to with the opportunity inno and develop design in June at Pingry the annual She enjoyed Golf Outing. with playing ’80 P ’11 ’09, Robinson and member faculty Pingry coach 1978 1978 Bloom Gordon Lafayette College this fall. College Lafayette daughter Their ’05 O’Donnell in Washington, working D.C. Read more about on award page 27. Sean’s ate— ’10 and and his are wife Mimi proud of a parents gradu new Pingry old country lawyer practicing practicing lawyer old country in Burlington defense criminal Central and South County three New Jersey—won in a trials murder row.” O’Donnell Sean Hall of Athletics the Pingry enjoyed Fame Committee, over his classmates seeing for their Weekend Reunion Sean was 35th Reunion. to be honored one of the L. 2010 Nelson Carr Service with along recipients, Award P ’60, ’87 Rob Gibby - wrote: “I wrote: was just in Livingston, New Jersey Jersey New Livingston, in 1986 Cory and Mayor Booker Newark ’86 Rice Ron Ron Rice to the Newark re-elected with Council Municipal I Cory Booker. was Mayor first as a elected of member the in Team for Newark Booker and 2006, on May 11, 2010, for a I second was re-elected term as West Ward four-year Won by a 3-to-1 Councilman. and won dis margin every in trict the the ward, biggest for of the ward margin victory in over 15 years. councilman you can For more information, www.ron-rice.com.” access

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Pam Pam Sue (Brody) Thomas, Jon Dressner ’83, ’83, Dressner Jon Thomas, (Brody) Sue Barnes London London “Pick of “Pick The The Odd selection selection for a few cited Rick as cited Lost Legends Lost Legends and wrote: “So sorry wrote: ntrater pruzzese pruzzese I A Boston Globe Boston . For more information: . For more information: . Back row, from left: left: from row, Back . Indie Next List Indie at the Livingston Mall Mall Livingston the at 1985 Kathy Sherbrooke It to Reunion. have missed has been way too After long. of acquisition the successful I almost the company started 15 ago, I years have recently out of stepped my company and off the grid for a much- I break. love having needed more time with our two boys, (9) (6), Henry and George to a and forward am looking on summer the up beach here Massachusetts. in Cohasset, to see I’m also planning Ostroff days when she is stateside days when she is stateside I know don’t from Singapore. what will be next for me pro but hope I might fessionally, with more of paths cross you somehow.” somewhere, the Week” in the Week” May and 2010 an for The May 2010. Telegraph Daily one of the literary “10 rising previ Rick’s of stars 2010.” are ous novels of New Jersey Sea FrederickReiken.com. was was a . Night

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Genesia Perlmutter Kamen ’79, P ’11, ’13 ’11, P ’79, Kamen Perlmutter Genesia isenbud 1984 Mahr Geordy May 2010, I May 2010, ran into E N.J. a in Plains, diner Scotch We to only had 15 minutes up, catch but it was a flurry Pingry about of reminiscing and our present classmates I lives. live with my wife and boys in three Fanwood, and N.J., Dave now lives with his wife and two girls I Canada. liked in Toronto, and Dave at he seemed Pingry, to be the same friendly, today.” person genuine Reiken Rick in writing program graduate published College, at Emerson his novel third in The book, 2010. April a nearly nar dozen featuring the United from across rators and East, the States Middle dual around is structured and concerns protagonists of a unraveling the intricate Rick past. mysterious family’s on NPR’s appeared Saturday Edition that the and 2010, explained is novel connection about and are the way that people they whether interconnected, know it or not. - read excerpts from and signed copies of of copies signed and from excerpts read - - wrote: wrote: wrote: wrote: on May 13, 2010. Front row, from left: left: from row, 2010. Front 13, May on Rick Reiken Rick has been

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Lynn Brody Lynn 1982 Karp Jonathan for the named new publisher flagship & Simon Schuster’s He had been pub imprint. of and editor-in-chief lisher 2005. since Books TWELVE Daniel Markovitz Daniel ing from high school this ing high school from My year? son is Eddie going to and it be Lehigh would to up. hook Let awesome is email me know—my [email protected].” “ San Francisco ing through to are visit.” welcome our bi-coastal life. Lynn is life. an our bi-coastal at radiologist interventional Sloan-Kettering Memorial in Center New York, Cancer and and I’m a productivity consultant time management are. We my clients wherever New our split time between York and Madera, Corte us provides which California, lifestyle—if with a wonderful a bit too much familiarity seating Airlines with United Classmates configurations. com or alumni Pingry Dr. Dr. graduat with kids “Anyone

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S H Sam Partridg Sam , RT flew out from New New from out flew ckerman I playing in Pingry the playing annual on Golf Outing June 14 at 1991 Krantz Christopher with Club Golf County Morris friends good his ’90 Ben Fay Ben first-time delighted became Elise Kathryn when parents 4, November on born was live parents her and Kate 2009. Palo in Francisco San of south year, this Earlier Alto. low classmates at the 20th low classmates from all and friends Reunion at Lacrosse the classes Alumni with my wife Together Game. and son we Liam, Jennifer Island Rhode call Newport, now and urge any home-base who are alumni com Pingry ing to town to let us in know so we advance them can point to the of best parts Newport and the State.” Ocean B A princess. little the meet to York one one the very best and hope to see many of you soon.” Raby John to see so many of my fel doing anything else these days else these anything doing additional than spending other I time fly wish every fishing. - - - - - and and is is wrote: “I wrote: nthony Bugliari Bugliari nthony 1990 A Kathryn Elise Fay Elise Kathryn that the next gen excited of will be his eration family His son Pingry. attending of the oldest his William, will be enroll four children, ing in 3 Grade this fall. Curtis David to wanted send a hello quick to my as class, I was on the the of West Coast night our is Life very going reunion. well for my and me family My and days. these wife Karen I to are two parents wonder a three-year- ful children: and a Katie, old daughter, son, Alexander. 10-month-old to a In being addition proud days keeps work these father, the me very busy managing consolida Internet global I Medical. tion for Inverness a have found job that I love, with some very good working imagine and couldn’t people, family resides in Atlanta, in Atlanta, resides family is and a Chandra Georgia, for the EEOC attorney trial Employment Equal (U.S. Commission). Opportunity Rosenbauer Peter wel his wife Michelle daughter, first their comed on July 18, Maggie, 2009. - - - and Davis

S H RT I ment policy (a from a ment policy shift of decade work as a aid legal on welfare focusing lawyer I law). started and disability a and cat Trap- local rescue in organization Neuter-Return of my Mt. Olive, hometown is which a about half-hour mid- Since of north Pingry. of we August 2009, have han dled over 150 and cats kittens. Our web site is www.mtolivet on environmental law and on environmental cat feral manage humane If you nr.org. live in or near and New are interested Jersey a or cat in fostering adopting me email at please or kitten, [email protected]. B (Cain) Chandra announce Davis George of second the their arrival Cain Davis, Brielle child, on 15, April 2010 (tax big Three-year-old day). his loves Carter brother The Davis new baby sister! - . - and Arthur wrote: “I wrote: is is a film S H RT I Brielle Cain Davis and Carter Davis Carter and Davis Cain Brielle Chris Bender Bender Chris of and president producer Productions. Benderspink He is in a New York filming of remake the movie Lerner Michelle preg first am pregnant—my at nancy Gray 38! My partner and for I have been together 17 makes now years (which me I feel very old). do legal work for and several policy focusing mostly nonprofits, Cathleen (Pace) Lazor (Pace) Cathleen 1989 1988 B are Peter pleased her husband the of birth to their announce Pace Lazor. Alden daughter was Alden born on 6, March 8 and 2010, weighed pounds, 3 She big broth joins ounces. ers and Wyatt Cooper. Alden Pace Lazor with big brothers Wyatt and Cooper and Wyatt brothers big with Lazor Pace Alden

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[ the pingry review 68 ...... SAVE THE DATE Friday, May 13, 2011 Sesquicentennial Kick-Off Celebration during Reunion Weekend 2011 ...... September 11, 2010 December 2, 2010 Alumnae Soccer Game Young Alumni 9:00 a.m. Holiday Party Miller Bugliari ’52 World Cup Field 7:00 p.m. PINGRY Martinsville Campus Session 73 Alumni Soccer Game December 18, 2010 11:00 a.m. Miller Bugliari ’52 World Cup Field Alumni/ae Squash Game alumni Martinsville Campus 1:00 p.m. calendar of upcoming eventsl Drew University September 30, 2010 January 20, 2011 Alumnae Networking New York City Reception Reception Time and Location TBA Time and Location TBA October 9, 2010 March 6, 2011 Naples Reception Homecoming Time and Location TBA 12:30 p.m. Martinsville Campus March 7, 2011 October 27, 2010 Delray Beach Reception Washington, D.C. College Time and Location TBA Luncheon March 8, 2011 12:00 p.m. Clyde’s of Georgetown Vero Beach Reception Washington, D.C. Time and Location TBA Reception 6:30 p.m. Cosmos Club November 26, 2010 Alumni/ae Ice Hockey Game Alumni Class Notes 8:00 p.m. Send us your latest news! Beacon Hill Club Do you have a new job? New baby? Just married? Recently ...... moved? Or any updates to share with your classmates? We are collecting class notes and photos for the next Dates are subject to change. Check www.pingry.org for any updates. issue of The Pingry Review. Mail them to Kristen Tinson ...... at The Pingry School, P.O. Box 366, Martinsville Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 or email them to For volunteer opportunities or any additional questions: Kristen at [email protected]. Contact for the ’30s and ’40s For more information about News and Events, Jackie Sullivan please visit www.pingry.org/alumni/newsevents.html. Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving [email protected] Contact for the ’50s and ’60s Kristen Tinson Associate Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving Find us on Facebook! [email protected] *Profile name is John Pingry Contact for the ’70s and ’80s Brooke Alper TM Associate Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving [email protected] Follow us on Twitter! *Handle is @PingryAlumni Contact for the ’90s and ’00s Laura Stoffel Assistant Director of Alumni Relations and Annual Giving [email protected] Or call the Alumni and Development Office at 800-994-ALUM (2586).

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