Celebrating Seasons of Service

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THE
ExeterINITIATIVES
At the 2008 Commencement, the three retiring faculty members seated on stage—from left, David Weber (in hat, next to Trustee John
Ettinger ’69), Kathy Nekton and Roger Nekton—had together served Exeter for well over a century.
Celebrating Seasons of Service
Throughout the fifth and final year of The Exeter Initiatives, members of the Academy family are
invited to connect with each other and with Principal Ty Tingley as well as with special faculty and
emeriti/ae guests in honor of the lasting impact that Exeter teachers have had on generations of
Exonians.Watch for details about events in the following cities: Chicago, Denver, Bangkok, Hong
Kong, Seoul,Tokyo, Seattle, New York City, Boston, Atlanta, London, San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia.
See the following pages and check the events calendar
at http://phillips.exeter.edu for details.
To be sure you receive invitations to these and other Exeter events, visit the online directory
and make sure your record is up to date, or email changes to [email protected].
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from every quarter
Exonians Make Connec
Exeter alumni/ae will gather again this year at
large receptions and small socials, sporting
events, cultural and educational opportunities
and non sibi projects, among other activities. All
are welcome. Please view the calendar of events
and register online at the alumni/ae website,
http://phillips.exeter.edu, or call the alumni/ae
office at (800) 828-4325. To receive invitations
to events in your area, please send your email
address to [email protected].
UPCOMING EVENTS
CALIFORNIA
Exeter Association of Greater
Los Angeles annual reception
on March 21, 2009.
Benita O’Connell,
alumni/ae affairs office:
[email protected]
Exeter Association of Northern
California annual reception
in San Francisco on
March 19, 2009.
Benita O’Connell, see above
COLORADO
Exeter Association of Colorado
annual reception in Denver
on September 10, 2008.
FLORIDA
Class of 1956 mini-reunion
in Vero Beach in April 2009.
Jan Woodford, alumni/ae affairs
office: [email protected]
GEORGIA
Exeter Association of Georgia
annual reception in Atlanta
on February 12, 2009.
Harold Brown, alumni/ae affairs
ILLINOIS
Exeter Association of
Chicago annual reception
on September 9, 2008.
Benita O’Connell,
[email protected]
MASSACHUSETTS
Exeter Association of New
England Planning Meeting in
September 2008.
All are welcome to attend.
Don Tenney ’66,
association president:
[email protected]
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REGIONAL
EVENT PHOTOS
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Please note, all photos are identified left to right
unless otherwise indicated.
BOSTON
(A) Paul Therrien ’80 organized a wine tasting
at Les Zygomates in April for members of the
Exeter Association of New England. Among
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those who attended were India Leval and her husband,
Charlie Ruch ’93.
(B) Laura Menge ’95 and Lorraine Hanley ’94 enjoyed
good conversation and an array of fine wines.
(C) Dave Nagle ’87 and his wife, Siana LaForest, shared
some laughter with fellow New Englanders in Boston.
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E X O N I A N S G AT H E R AT 1 2 , 0 0 0 F E E T
Exonians Tim Gould ’81, Peter Williams ’81, Hugh
(Hap) Evans ’43,Ted Probert, Exeter Initiatives campaign director, Jim Burack ’80 and Evan Anderman ’83
went to extreme heights—12,000 feet to be
exact—to rekindle Exeter memories during a
Colorado hut trip last March.The trip marked the
second time an adventurous group has trekked to
Shrine Mountain Pass in Vail.
While temperatures hovered around 30-below
during the 2007 trip, this year’s conditions were
downright balmy, with temperatures soaring (!) into
the 20’s. Organized by Peter Williams, the trip is a
much-anticipated opportunity for alumni/ae to share their love for the mountains and devotion
to the Academy. During the 2008 trip, Hugh, a former member of the 10th Mountain Division,
set the pace for the climbers as they hiked three miles to Walter’s Cabin in a respectable 105
minutes.After a hearty lunch, the group forged ahead to the peak of Shrine Mountain, where the
snow was 30-feet deep and the cornice had a 40-foot wall of ice and snow. Once back at the
hut, the hikers enjoyed a home-cooked meal and swapped memories of Exeter.
Visit
http://phillips.exeter.edu to see more photos, visit class web
tions in Every Quarter
from every quarter
E V E N T S (continued)
MASSACHUSETTS
England at the Head of the
Charles Regatta on Saturday,
October 18 and Sunday,
October 19, 2008.
Don Tenney ’66, see above
NEW YORK
(D) There’s nothing like a good baseball game to bring out
the best (or worst, depending on the score) in Exonians.
England annual reception in
Boston on February 11, 2009.
Amy Faulkner, alumni/ae office:
[email protected]
Barry Bosak ’58; P’88, Gene Connolly ’49 and
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Chuck Goldberg ’67, association president, cheered
on the New York Yankees when they played the
NEW YORK
Greater New York at the
US Open on August 27, 2008.
Amy Faulkner, alumni/ae affairs
Detroit Tigers.
(E) Lorelle Semley ’87 and her husband, Brian
Robinson, made sure son Elijah Robinson rooted
for the home team when he wasn’t napping
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New York Picnic at the
Greenwich Polo Club on Sunday,
September 7, 2008.
Marc Fleuette ’81:
[email protected]
between key plays!
(F) Cindy Eagan ’87 and
Liza Hamm ’87 stayed warm
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at the ball game.
(G) Lauren Argenti ’07
and Alex Smith ’07
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(H) Afori Bobb, Nelson Rodriguez ’91 and Julian Bobb ’90
managed to keep smiling, despite an 8-4 loss for the Yankees.
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(I) John Griffin ’95, Rachel
Greater New York community
service project on Saturday,
October 25, 2008.
Jessy Knoble Gray ’91:
[email protected]
Annual Giving Phonathon on
Monday, November 17 and
Tuesday, November 18, 2008 at
the Cornell Club in Manhattan.
Jan Gosselin, annual giving
Hemani ’96 and Liz Beaman ’96
from the Exeter Association of
Greater New York attended an
Aprés Work Cocktail party at The
Volstead in Manhattan.
New York planning meeting in
September 2008.
All are welcome to attend.
Chuck Goldberg ’67,
association president:
[email protected]
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New York annual reception in
New York City on January 7,
2009 at Cipriani 42nd Street.
Amy Faulkner, see above
(J) The Exeter Association of Greater New York participated in a
non sibi event working with the New York Partnership for Parks.
The group, orgainzed by Jessy Knoble Gray ’91, worked in Thomas
Jefferson Park planting shrubs and helping to maintain the park’s garden. Jim Bourne ’82 and Deedee Aguilar P’09 enjoyed the day.
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pages and access the online directory and a complete calendar of events.
P E N N S Y LVA N I A
Philadelphia annual reception
on May 4, 2009.
Harold Brown,alumni/ae affairs
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E X E T E R T R AV E L P R O G R A M S
E V E N T S (continued)
P E N N S Y LVA N I A
Exeter Association of Philadelphia
lecture and tour of historic
Gettysburg Battlefield
October 3 and 4, 2008.
Harold Brown,alumni/ae affairs
WA S H I N G T O N
Exeter Association of Washington
annual reception in Seattle on
December 3, 2008.
Benita O’Connell,
[email protected]
WA S H I N G T O N , D . C .
Washington, D.C. annual
reception on April 29, 2009.
HONG KONG
Exeter Association of Hong
Kong annual reception
on November 4, 2008.
JAPAN
Exeter Association of Japan
annual reception in Tokyo
on November 10, 2008.
KOREA
Exeter Association of Korea annual
reception in Seoul (parents) on
November 7, 2008.
Exeter Association of Korea annual
reception in Seoul (alumni/ae) on
November 8, 2008.
Harold Brown, see above
THAILAND
Exeter Association of Thailand
annual reception in Bangkok on
November 2, 2008.
Gardens of the Caribbean
February 20-27, 2009
Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands
August 10-21, 2009
Please join us for two exciting trips in 2009.With balmy
island breezes and centuries-old tradition of gardening,
the Caribbean is a delightful interlude to the northern
winter. Set sail in February with fellow Exonians for a
seven-night sojourn aboard
the legendary Sea Cloud. The
trip will include stops in
Trinidad, Grenada, Bequia,
Martinique and St. Lucia
with opportunities to tour
elegant private plantations,
visit botanical gardens, relax
on pristine beaches, or swim
and snorkel in the dazzling
azure water.
Those seeking family
adventure may opt for a
thrilling sea voyage in the
Galapagos Islands aboard the
privately chartered M.V. Legend. Journey in the footsteps
of Charles Darwin, as the tour joins the celebration of
the 200th anniversary of his birth.This trip is a perfect
opportunity to explore the natural wonders of the
archipelago with children and grandchildren.Also traveling with the tour will be a nationally recognized snorkeling instructor who will give private lessons, and a professional storyteller who will delight all ages with sea
tales on deck under the stars.
Harold Brown, alumni/ae affairs office: [email protected]
summer 2008
Summer
Baseball
Games
Exeter Seacoast Association:
Portland Sea Dogs vs. New
Hampshire Fisher Cats
at MerchantsAuto.com
Manchester Stadium on
Thursday, July 31, 2008.
Jan Woodford, alumni/ae affairs
Northern California:
Los Angeles Dodgers vs.
San Francisco Giants
at AT&T Park on Sunday,
August 10, 2008.
Benita O’Connell,
[email protected]
Washington, D.C.:
New York Mets vs.
Washington Nationals
at Nationals Park on Thursday,
August 14, 2008.
GENERAL ALUMNI/AE ASSOCIATION ELECTION RESULTS
More than 4,000 alumni/ae cast their ballots to elect five new members to the General Alumni/ae
Association board this spring.The new board members will each serve a six-year term.The record
turn out, which represents a 72 percent increase in returns over the last vote, was due in part to the
inauguration of electronic voting. Please join us in welcoming the following alumni/ae to the board:
Pablo Esteban Barrutia ’92 (Milwaukee,WI)
Della Spring Cushing ’79; P’06, P’09, P’11 (Lexington, MA)
David R. Horn ’85 (Portola Valley, CA)
Alisson M. (Borowski) Kolodner ’97 (Philadelphia, PA)
David L. Underhill ’69 (Portsmouth, NH)
S AV E T H E D AT E
Alumni/ae Council Weekend September 19 & 20, 2008
Attention all current class officers, regional association volunteers,
reunion volunteers and GAA directors:We hope you will plan to
join fellow Exeter volunteers on campus on Friday, September 19
and Saturday, September 20 to celebrate the past year’s achievements and to make plans for the coming year. More information will
be sent in August. Contact Jan Woodford, alumni/ae affairs office, at
(800) 828-4325, ext. 3414 or email [email protected].
UNITED KINGDOM
Exeter Association of the United
Kingdom annual reception in
London in February 2009.
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Ball!
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The Young Alumni/ae Program
from every quarter
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Exeter’s young alumni/ae program is planning events in metropolitan areas and college
towns across the country.We are always looking for new ideas and appealing venues where
Exonians will enjoy spending time together. Please check the events calendar at
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http://phillips.exeter.edu or contact Kirsten Keach, in the alumni/ae affairs office:
[email protected]. All photos are identified from left to right unless otherwise indicated.
(A) Exonians Ashley Burns ’05, Matt Smallcomb ’05, Caroline Smith ’05, Uttara
Dukkipati ’05 and Jessie George ’04 enjoyed good company and fine food at Third
Edition in Washington D.C. (B) Brice Humphrey ’03 found the chicken wings especially appealing at the March 27 gathering in D.C.! (C) Among those attending an
evening at Time Lounge in New York were Greg Voll ’01, Christina Farrell ’02,
Rahul Kamath ’01, Pete Stein ’00, Ashley Austin ’00, David Roman ’00 and guest
Gabe Jostrom. (D) Sam Cecil ’02, Susannah Geltman ’99 and Pete Stein ’00
appreciated the time to catch up. (E) David Roman ’00 and Laura Gassman ’00 at
the Time Lounge (F) Ted Anyansi ’06, Alandha Scott ’07, Rick Schubart ’56, ’79
(Hon.), Bates-Russell Distinguished Faculty Professor and instructor in history, and
Wendi Chiong ’04 gathered on March 7 at the Blue Chalk Café in Palo Alto.
(G,H) Mario Galvez and Monisha Mustapha ’88 were among several Exonians
who gathered for a night tour of Alcatraz followed by a social at Pier 23. (I) Philip
Coffin and Kani Romain ’00 enjoyed the evening in San Francisco. (J) Edison
Conner ’01, Ankit Kapasi ’00 and Rick Schubart indulged in appetizers and good
conversation when they gathered at The Cat and Fiddle in Los Angeles on March 9.
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cross the country, Exonians celebrated the impact The
Exeter Initiatives has—and will continue to have—on the
Academy community. Heading into the final year of the campaign,
Exeter has much to celebrate, not the least of which is the generous support and unwavering loyalty of generations of Exonians.
While the campaign has crossed its initial dollar goal, work continues to meet the remaining goals, as well as emerging needs, by
June 30, 2009. During the last year of The Exeter Initiatives, events
across the country will honor many of the fine teachers who have
dedicated their lives to Harkness teaching and made a lasting
impression on generations of their students.We hope you will join
us at an event in your area. Please note, all captions are identified
left to right unless otherwise indicated
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SAN FRANCISCO
(A) The Exeter Association of
Northern California invited
alumni/ae, parents and their
guests to the annual reception
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held at the Golden Gate Club in
San Francisco on April 10. Among the nearly 100 attendees were Kerry Landreth Reed ’91,
Sarah Stuckey Coates ’91 and Camilla Norman Field ’93. (B) Gretchen Bowe Tornabene
’97, Arul Velan ’97 and Stephanie Bowe Ullman ’95 spent time with associate dean of faculty Ron Kim, Charles Lynn and Mary Chase Stone Instructor in the Humanities and instructor in history. (C) Laurance Narbut ’89, outgoing association president, and Susan Ordway
’82, incoming association president, discussed the rewards of volunteering with Exeter.
(D) Delores Menge and husband Steve Menge ’60; P’95, P’97 (E) Christine Robinson,The
B. Rodney Marriott Chair in the Humanities and instructor in English, was the featured
speaker at the San Francisco reception.
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WASHINGTON D.C. and MARYLAND
(F) Lawrence Young ’96, Erin Skinner,Tom Cochran ’96,
Jamie Brown ’95 and Cherinne Arundel enjoyed hors
d’oeuvres and good company when they gathered for the
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Exeter Associations of Maryland and Washington D.C.
annual reception at the Grand Hyatt Washington last April. (G) Bill Conklin ’41; P’69 and his
wife, Barbara Conklin P’69, were among those who attended the D.C. evening. (H) Emily
Greenwood ’03 dined on sushi and caught up with Betsy Stevens, instructor in science, and
alumnae Serena Hanor ’02 and Beach Lagassa ’03. (I) Hail, Hail, the class of 1971 is here, represented by Chris Wronsky ’71;P’08, P’10,Ted Gleason ’51; ’69, ’70, ’71(Hon.), David Sulser ’71,
Doug White ’71 and Bill Rawson ’71;P’08.
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LOS ANGELES
(A) Rev. Peter Vorkink II, instructor in religion, was the
guest speaker and one of many teachers and deans who
attended the Exeter Association of Greater Los Angeles
annual reception held at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion on
April 12. (B) Francis Wilson ’58, Marleen Scheffy P’89, P’91,
Francesca Wilson and Hugh Scheffy ’58; P’89, P’91 found
time to discuss past and present Exeter. (C) Elizabeth Lui P’95 spent time with
Eleanor Smith P’83, P’83, P’88 and John Smith ’55; P’83, P’83, P’88. (D) Past and present presidents of the Exeter Association of Greater Los Angeles swapped strategies
and stories. Shown here are Doug Smith ’83, current president Suzanne Rumsey ’88,
Dan Clement ’66 and Alan Jones ’72. (E) Kevin Joyce ’98, Bede Broome ’95,
Valerie Kosheleff ’95, Sagar Patel ’03 and Jake Sandowski ’03 welcomed the
Exeter Initiatives to Los Angeles.
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PHILADELPHIA
(F) Victoria Jueds ’91 joined Russell Weatherspoon ’01,’03 (Hon.), dean of residential
life and instructor in religion, and Paulina Jerez ’91, president of the Exeter Association
of Philadelphia, at The Merion Cricket Club in April. Russell was the evening’s featured
speaker. (G) Charlotte Spencer P’72, P’77, Charlie Terry ’28 (Hon), Lewis Perry
Professor in the Humanities, emeritus, and Margaret Spencer ’77 enjoyed time with
fellow Exonians. (H) The class of 2007 was well-represented by Sandra Sohn, Elise Morocco, Kate Seifert,
Ryan Morgan,Taishi Kushiro and Lydia Lovig. (I) Harvard Knowles ’77, ’78, ’02 (Hon.),Thomas S. and
Elinor B. Lamont Professor of English and chair of the department of English, emeritus, reconnected
with Petra Giblin ’06. (J) Dorie and Charlie Pyle ’49; P’77, Joanne Ford P’75, P’80 and Kenneth Ford ’44;
P’75, P’80 (K) Jacquelyne Weatherspoon P’92, P’95, P’97, P’01, Alisson Kolodner ’97 and Andy Louis ’95
enjoyed the Philadelphia gathering.
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Initiatives
P rogress
OV E R V I E W
as of May 31, 2008
$46 million
THE ANNUAL GIVING FUND
Total to Date - $44,389,231
96% of Goal
THE FINANCIAL AID INITIATIVE
$70 million
90% of Goal
$71 million
THE FACULTY AND STAFF ENDOWMENT INITIATIVE
110% of Goal
$14.8 million
THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION INITIATIVES
88% of Goal
THE COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
$77.2 million
88% of Goal
SUPPORT FOR CURRENT OPERATIONS AND ENDOWMENT
$26 million
210% of Goal
DESIGNATION PENDING
CAMPAIGN TOTAL TO DATE
92
The Exeter Bulletin
spring 2008
– $326,339,825
OVERALL GOAL
– $305,000,000

Celebrating Seasons of Service

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