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Alumni/ae Cou
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lass volunteers returned to campus on September 15 and 16 for Alumni/ae Council Weekend. In addition to the
usual volunteer planning sessions, the weekend included the dedication of the new Phelps Academy Center (see
the fall 2006 Bulletin for details).The traditional Friday night dinner with the senior class took place with a twist.
Unfinished repairs to the gymnasium floors required the dinner to be held in a tent on the library lawn, a move popular
with alumni/ae and students alike. In addition, a new tradition was added to the event when alumni/ae presented the seniors
at their tables with class pins.
(A) New class agent Brad Powell ’06 with Mike
Kolodner ’97 and Ali Browski Kolodner ’97 at the
pre-dinner reception for alumni/ae (B) Principal
Ty Tingley ’48, ’64, ’01 (Hon.); P’00 (right) greeted
veteran volunteers (left) Hank Sharpe ’41 and
(center) Bill Dakin ’53 (C) The class of 2006 on its
way to dinner (D) Rick Schubart, Bates-Russell
Distinguished Professor and instructor
in history (center), with Jonathan
Bean ’81 and his wife, Beth (E) Guy
Paschal ’51 does the honors for his
table by opening the sparkling cider.
(F) Marty Owen ’47 enjoys a conversation with Samantha Gesel ’07
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(G) Michael Plater ’74, incoming president of the General Alumni/ae Association,
presented a thank-you gift on behalf of the Academy to outgoing President Jenny
Young DuPont ’78. (H) Senior Class President Mike Maruca ’07 accepts his pin
from Michael Plater. (I) Harold Johnson ’73 had the pleasure of presenting a pin
to his daughter Anna ’07. (J) Charles Dameron ’07 and Assistant Principal Tom
Hassan at dinner (K) Nina Lorenz ’07 (left) takes in a story from Alison
Freeland ’72 (L) Harv Knowles,Thomas S. and Elinor B. Lamont Professor in
English, enjoys catching up with Ryan Voccola ’02. (M) As part of the
evening’s program, the President’s Award for outstanding recent service to
the Academy was presented to (from left) Margaret Spencer ’77, Jenny Young
DuPont ’78 and Jack Marietta ’58.
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Regional volunteers from Atlanta, Boston,
Houston, New York, Philadelphia and Seattle
gathered for a planning session during ACW.
Attendees included (front row) Margaret
Spencer ’77, Sally Brown Russ ’81, Jaime Naugle
Kidston ’96, Sara Bliss-Hamblett ’91, Karin
Chamberlain ’88, Russell Washington ’89; (back
row) Don Tenney ’66, Brooks Pearson ’89,Ted
Kutscher ’74, Peter Sobol ’57, Dick Elder ’62,
Abishek Gupta ’00 and Michael Moon’87.
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from every quarter
UPCOMING EVENTS
To access ExieNet and a full
range of alumni/ae services,
including a list of all
upcoming events, visit
http://phillips.exeter.edu.
Update your email or mailing
address in the online directory,
or email [email protected],
to be sure you receive invitations
to events in your area.
CALIFORNIA
Exeter Association of Northern
California annual reception on
Thursday, March 22: A 75th
Harkness Anniversary
Celebration.
Benita O’Connell,
alumni/ae affairs office:
[email protected]
Exeter Association of Greater Los
Angeles annual reception on
Saturday, March 24: A 75th
Celebration.
Benita O’Connell (see above)
CONNECTICUT
Annual reception in Greenwich
with Principal Ty Tingley on
Thursday, June 14: A 75th
Celebration.
Amy Faulkner, alumni/ae affairs
office: [email protected]
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Exeter Association of
Washington, D.C. annual reception in May: A 75th Harkness
Anniversary Celebration.
Benita O’Connell,
[email protected]
FLORIDA
Reception in Miami with
Principal Ty Tingley on Monday,
March 5: A 75th Harkness
Reception in Vero Beach with
Principal Ty Tingley on Tuesday,
March 6: A 75th Harkness
Amy Faulkner (see above)
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REGIONAL EVENT PHOTOS
CALIFORNIA
(A) Bill Felstiner ’47 (front) helped
organize a day trip to three wineries with
Exeter connections in the Santa Ynez
valley. Joining him in the vineyard at
LaFond winery were (front to back) Carrie
Norton ’87, David LaFond, Ryan Mattox ’90
and Tony McEwan ’62,
among others.
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(B) At Firestone Vineyards, Polly Firestone Walker ’82
explained the winemaking process to the Exeter group.
(C) (Clockwise from left) Later, Ryan Mattox ’90,
Tony McEwan ’62, Bill Felstiner ’47,
Carrie Norton ’87, Poloi Lin, Jonathon
Cruz ’91, David Rintels ’55,
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Attila Farkas and Laurie Lyons
enjoyed tasting the wares.
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M A RY L A N D
Several Exonians enjoyed a day at
Camden Yards, where the Yankees
played the Baltimore Orioles on
September 10. (Below) Among them
were classmates Robert Chow ’74
(left) and Edward Risbergs ’74.
tions in Every Quarter
NEW YORK
(A) More that 40 alumni/ae attended a May 4 aprés work cocktail party at Nikki Beach Midtown that Pooja Sinha ’99 (second
from left) organized. Ronald Mackey ’99, Susan Kim ’99 and
Angira Apte ’98 joined her at the event.
(B) Soes Hla ’96 (left) caught up
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with his classmate John
Kriegsman ’96 at the party.
(C) Alea Mitchell ’97 (left) and
Pratima Prag ’00, also at Nikki
Beach
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(D) Suzy Weinkopf Huang ’87
and husband Wes Huang had a
great time at the Big Apple Circus on
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December 2, as did their children,
Melanie, Alex and Ryan.
(E) Jennifer and Mark Connelly ’79
with sons Dylan (left) and Ian under
the big top
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(F) Norris Darrell ’47 (right), wife
Henriette, son Andrew and granddaughter Una at the circus—Una
from every quarter
E V E N T S (continued)
F L O R I D A (continued)
Exeter Association of Southwest
Florida conversation and reception with William Treat on
Thursday, March 15.
Alexandra Smith Gunderson ’75,
association president:
(239) 263-8511
Exeter Association of Southwest
Florida annual reception on
Thursday, March 29: A 75th
Celebration.
Alexandra Smith Gunderson ’75
(see above)
FRANCE
Phillips Exeter Academy annual
dinner in Paris in March.
Harold Brown Jr. ’74,
[email protected]
MASSACHUSETTS
Exeter Association of New
England tour and luncheon at
the Peabody Essex Museum in
Salem on Saturday, February 17.
appears to have her grandfather’s nose.
England at Hasty Pudding
Theatricals production of The
Tent Commandments on
Thursday, March 1.
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WA S H I N G T O N S TAT E
Among the 60 attendees at a dessert evening
at the home of Melissa Handler ’75 in Seattle
last June were Bob Wiley Jr. ’48 (right),
Lisa Kelly Lindstrom ’82 (center) and
Lisa’s children, Hale (left) and Molly.
New England volunteer planning
meeting on Tuesday, March 13.
Brooks Pearson ’89,
[email protected]
England at the Big Apple Circus
on Saturday, March 31.
England at Symphony Hall with
Pink Martini and their lead
singer, China Forbes ’88, on
Sunday, June 17.
Brooks Pearson ’89 (see above)
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MINNESOTA
Exeter Association of Minnesota
reception with Vice Principal
Tom Hassan on Thursday, May
10: A 75th Harkness Anniversary
Celebration.
Jerry Caruso ’77, association
president: [email protected]
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Alumni Hockey Day on Saturday,
February 24.
Jan Woodford, alumni/ae affairs:
[email protected]
NEW YORK
Class of 1982 pre-25th mini
reunion in Manhattan in
February or March.
MASSACHUSSETTS
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(A) (From left) Exeter teachers Chris Matlack (biology) and Mark Trafton (Spanish) attended a Red
Sox game at Fenway Park in August with sons Drew
Trafton ’06 and Ryan Matlack. They were among
the 200 Exonians who enjoyed a pregame lunch and
remarks from Steve Buckley
(right), baseball editor for
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The Boston Herald.
(B) Bruce Taylor ’75 and his
family, Alexander, Eliza and
Laurie Taylor, were probably
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rooting for the Red Sox.
(C) Lecia Harbison, Aubrey
Peterson ’55, and Linda and
Hanson Robbins ’55, Red
Exeter Association of Greater
New York young alumni/ae
après-work cocktail party on
Thursday, February 15.
Pooja Sinha ’99:
[email protected]
New York planning meeting on
Monday, March 26.
Sara Bliss Hamblett ’91,
[email protected].
Sox tickets in hand
(D) Alan Steinert ’54,
GP’09 escorted his
granddaughters Tessa
(left) and Sophia
Evoy to the game.
(E) Liz Gardner ’83
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took in the game with the important men in her life: sons
Dominick and Luke and her husband, Jim Poulsen.
(F) Andy Mahony ’77 and his wife, Mary, brought daughter
New York non sibi project with
Partnerships for Parks on
Saturday, May 19.
Jessica Knoble Gray ’91:
[email protected]
Julia along on an early September Boston Duck Tour sponsored by the Exeter Association of New England.
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(G) Skip Gray ’73, wife Margaret and
daughter Molly also came along.
UNITED KINGDOM
Exeter Association of the United
Kingdom annual London dinner
on March 14.
Harold Brown Jr. ’74,
[email protected]
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YOUNG ALUMNI/AE
The Young Alumni/ae Program
M A S S A C H U S S E T T S (cont.)
(A) Stavros Macrakis ’72 and daughter Clio were among the
more than 60 Exeter fans of all ages who stopped by the hos-
plans to hold events in Boston,
New York, Washington, D.C.,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and
pitality tent that Exeter and Andover shared at the 2006
Head of the Charles Regatta on October 22.
(B) Travis Emery ’00
and Seisei Tatebe-
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Goddu ’01 were also at
the reunion village along
the Charles River.
(C) The Cosentino
family—John ’67, wife
Debbi (left), daughter
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Jessica, and sons Joshua
and Matthew—was among the more than 50 Exeter families to
Chicago and at colleges and
universities across the country.
Fireside Chats with alumni/ae
guest speakers are scheduled
through the winter and spring.
For details, please check the
events calendar at
http://phillips.exeter.edu or contact Kirsten Keach, alumni/ae
attend a tailgate luncheon before the New England Patriots vs. New
York Jets game in Foxboro on November 12.
affairs: [email protected].
(D) Jake Bennett brought his dad, Bob Bennett ’78, to the
Patriots game.
CALLING ALL
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ISLANDERS
Exeter will be hosting events on
Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard
on July 9 and 10. All Exonians
are welcome to attend. If you
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plan to be in the area and if our
WA S H I N G T O N D C
Alumni/ae Records Department
The Exeter Associations of
is not aware of your address or
Washington, D.C. and Maryland had
travel plans, please call or email
a great turnout for a Gettysburg
Battlefield trip led by Bates-Russell
Amy Faulkner at (603) 777-3481;
Distinguished Professor and Instructor
[email protected] so she
in History Rick Schubart ’56, ’95
can send you an invitation.
(Hon.) on November 11.
Complete details will be posted
(From the left) Alex Speidel ’98, Rick
Schubart, Doug White ’71, Meagen Ryan ’93, Richard
Bland ’69, Conway Wilson ’62, Grif Johnson ’68 and
in the spring on the Events
Calendar.
Gary Merson ’90 enjoyed lunch at General Pickett’s
Buffet that day.
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VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
KARIN CHAMBERLAIN ’88
When she was applying to Exeter, Karin
Chamberlain ’88 particularly appreciated the
welcoming and positive energy she encountered
on her visit to campus. Her overnight experience convinced Chamberlain, who would be
graduating on the young
side of 17 from high school
in Hanover, NH, that Exeter
was the right place to
spend an additional year in
high school before heading
to college. At Exeter, she
played soccer, ice hockey
and lacrosse, and she discovered a new level of
Chamberlain
interest in her studies. “I
came from a very good high school but hadn’t
been particularly interested in studying,” she
explains. “At Exeter I encountered a new environment that really fostered wanting to learn.”
Chamberlain had had to sell her parents on
Exeter in first place, so she was committed to
giving it her best shot. “I had been an introvert
who rarely spoke in class,” she says, “but I
found it was easier to speak up at the Harkness
table where everyone was in the front row.”
Several years later, after moving to Boston
for graduate school, Chamberlain found that
reconnecting with Exeter created further opportunities for growth. “I used the Exeter network
for informational interviews and found it very
helpful,” she says, “and I joined the board of
the Exeter Association of New England as a way
to meet people.” From 2002 to 2005, she served
as president of the association, a role that
allowed her to develop valuable organizational
and public speaking skills. She also introduced
an alumni/ae volunteer program at an organic
farm in Concord, MA, which has become a very
popular Exeter event. Serving on the board
allowed her to meet a wide range of interesting
people at Boston events and offered her a new
perspective on how Exeter functions as a
school. “I have been impressed by the level of
thought and care that goes into Exeter projects,” says Chamberlain, “particularly how
Exeter raises funds to both build and endow
new construction on campus, and how the
school pays attention to teachers’ needs.”
Although Chamberlain has stepped down from
her role as president, she says, “I’m looking
forward to staying involved because it’s fun.”
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WA S H I N G T O N D C (cont.)
Paul Bonner ’88, Michael Gary, director of
admissions, Doug White ’71 and Patty
Moriarty ’87 attended a holiday reception in
Washington, D.C. on December 1.
Also attending were Sara Ho ’03,
Aditya Bhise ’05, Will Post ’04, Alex
Gorodetsky ’05 and Lori Lincoln ’86.
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SECOND ANNUAL
B L A C K A N D L AT I N O
ALUMNI/AE REUNION
(A) Tiara Chatterjee ’94 and Bob Gerrard ’70 at
Exeter’s second annual Black and Latino Alumni/ae
Reunion held in New
York City on October
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18. More than 45
Exonians attended.
(B) Alanna Brown ’05,
Julio Peterson ’86,
Roger Tennent ’84,
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Maureen Brown ’86,
Danny Santiago ’88,
Arminda Thomas ’97,
Julian Bobb ’90, and
Cornell Fauntleroy ’86
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(C) Brook Padilla ’01,
Tanekia Hall ’02, A-Jay
Hopkins ’02 and Olivia Gutierrez ’99
(D) Instructor in English
Emerita Dolores Kendrick
and Joshua Bloodworth ’93
(E) Peter Andrews ’65,
Tanya Hall and Ayanna
Lonian ’94
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EXETER
P H O N AT H O N S
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Fall phonanthons in New York,
Cambridge and Exeter drew a great
group of hard-working alumni/ae and
parents. Not only did the attendees
enjoy catching up with fellow volunteers in person and with classmates
and other parents by phone, their hard
work helped get the Annual Giving
Fund off to a great start.
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(A) Gordy Whitman ’68,
Steve Lane ’68 and Allen
Carney ’68 worked the
phones in Cambridge on
November 6.
(B) Christen Ardus ’02,
Junko Kim ’95, Una Jain
Basak ’90, Rodrick West ’97,
Renee Courchesne ’01
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and Rob Cioffi ’01 at the
Cambridge phonathon
(C) The class of 1988 earned its Exeter colors at the
New York phonathon on November 13 with five
members in attendance: Lara Arrighi, Liza Millet,
Laurisa Schutt, Jon Bicknell and Kurt Ehrig. Katie
Procter (not shown) also attended.
(D) David Farren ’68, Jill Iversen P’98, Bronson
Binger ’48 and Frederick Sater ’52 at the New York
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ON BEYOND
EXETER
A N I N V I T AT I O N T O T H E
HARKNESS TABLE
J U LY 2 2 - 2 7 , 2 0 0 7
Alumni/ae, parents and other
friends of the Academy are invited to experience (or re-experience) the magic of the Harkness
table at this summer’s On Beyond
Exeter program. Veteran instructors Rich Aaronian (science),
Peter Greer (English), Jack Herney
(history), Harv Knowles (English),
Chris Matlack (science), Nita
Pettigrew (English), Rick
Schubart (history), Karen Burgess
Smith (art history) and Charlie
Terry (English) have designed
eight, week-long courses—
seven on campus and one in
Gettysburg, PA—that will provide
rich opportunities for challenge,
exploration and discovery around
the table and beyond. Whether
you are studying birds or the
Bard, Manet or Moby Dick, On
Beyond Exeter is a unique opportunity for intellectual engagement with seasoned Harkness
instructors and interested peers.
For course details and to
register, go to http://phillips.
exeter.edu/onbeyond or contact
Kate Auger in the Summer School
office at (800) 828-4325, ext.
3488 or email: [email protected]
phonathon
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UPCOMING
P H O N AT H O N S
The following phonathons are
planned for the first few
months of 2007. For more
information or to register for
one of these events, contact Jan
Gosselin at (603) 777-3478;
[email protected], or go
to the Events Calendar at
http://phillips.exeter.edu
Washington, D.C.
on February 26
Georgetown University
The Robert & Bernice Wagner
Alumni House
3604 O Street NW
New York
on March 5 & 6
The Cornell Club
6 East 44th Street
Greenwich, CT
on March 7
Lone Pine Capital LLC
2 Greenwich Plaza
Cambridge, MA
on April 2
Harvard School of Education
Gutman Conference Center
6 Appian Way
Exeter, NH
on April 9 & 10
Phillips Exeter Academy
Gilman House
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Exonians Make Connections in Every Quarter
YOUNG ALUMNI/AE EVENTS
Throughout the fall, Exeter’s young alumni/ae program
hosted several informal gatherings on both coasts, some
of which are represented here. For a more complete
selection of photos, go to the photo albums under “News
& Events” at http://phillips.exeter.edu.
(A) Patrick Deem ’97, Jess Gupta ’97 and Manu
Vaish ’99 connected at Tres Agaves Mexican
Kitchen in San Francisco in September.
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(B) Stanford area alumni/ae who gathered at Gordon Biersch
Brewing Company in September included (clockwise from left)
Alex Hasbach ’06, Eva Glasrud ’05, Ben Lasley ’05, Ted
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Anyansi ’06, Colton Margus ’06 and Sarah Vick ’05.
(C) Jay Ku ’01, Branden Claisse, Michela Steig, Brian
Bedard ’00 and Terry Gaerlan ’97 (standing) attended
an L.A. Galaxy soccer game in L.A. on September 30.
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(D) An October gathering at EBA’s in
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Hanover, NH drew a crowd including
(front row) Ben Hemani ’06, Karin
Moyer ’05, Chrissie Chick ’03,
Tamer Shabaneh ’03, (back row)
Laura Tabor ’06, Charlie Wolff ’06
and Heather Olson ’03.
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(E) Alicia Kennedy ’03, Shannon Guy ’04, Lillian
Chen ’05, Sarah David ’06, Peter Maxwell ’04,
Spencer Sherman ’04 and Emily Bernier ’05
convened at The Bar in New Haven in October.
(F) Jonathan Wing ’05, Christen Decker ’03,
Charly Simpson ’04 and Andrew Ahn ’04 shared
appetizers at Spats in Providence, RI.
(G) Erik Swabb ’98, Jared Craft ’98 and John
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Kelleher ’01 were among the more than 50 alumni/ae who enjoyed
desserts at Finale in Cambridge, MA in October.
(H) Linda Wang ’99, Helen Gau ’02, Marissa Lowman ’01 and Sara
Cunningham ’02 got together at Stanton Social in New York City.
(I) Alec Millar ’99, Nancy Chang ’99, Brian Kim ’99 and
Frank Yoon ’98 were among the Exies who gathered at
Twenty Manning in Philadelphia on November 9.
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Exeter
INITIATIVES
THE
AYear of Harkness Celebrations
T
he third year of The Exeter
Initiatives coincides with
the 75th anniversary of
Harkness teaching at Exeter. In
honor of this anniversary, Exeter
commissioned a second film
from Rick Rabe, who made the
film that launched the campaign
in 2004.This year’s film tells the
Harkness story through documentary materials, interviews
and some distinctive set pieces.
Harkness celebrations
throughout the fall have also
featured faculty speakers from
the Academy and news from the
campaign. See page 84 for an
overview of progress to date.
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AUSTIN
(A) Christina Garcia ’93 and Julius Cruz ’92
chatted with Academy Principal Ty Tingley
(right) at a reception in Austin,TX, on
November 1. (B) Elizabeth and Nathaniel
Chapin ’79 in Austin (C) Anna Tachau ’06,
Tom Adkins ’75, and Alex Sowash ’02 also
attended the Austin reception.
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SAN ANTONIO
(D) Outgoing association president Sarah Calvert Doerr ’80 handed
the reins to incoming president Jeremiah Leibowitz ’95 at a reception in San Antonio,TX, on November 1. (E) Nick Grimes ’56, Paige
Ramsey-Palmer, and Mark and Virginia Dameron P’07 also attended
(F) Dianne Rockefeller, Elisha Williams ’68 and Ed Snyder ’86 in
San Antonio (G) Margaret Boldrick P’78, P’80 and
Blair Calvert Fitzsimons ’78 at
the San Antonio reception
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Exeter
INITIATIVES
THE
AYear of Harkness Celebrations
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CHICAGO
(A) Kirsten Mallik ’95, Stephanie Clemson ’88, president of the Exeter
Association of Chicago, and Dean of Faculty Kathleen Curwen P’99, P’03
met at the Harkness celebration in Chicago on November 7, where Dr.
Curwen gave the remarks. (B) James Moore ’98, Mary Foster (wife of
Torrey ’80), David Moore P’98 and Becky Moore P’03, P’05, P’08, chair of
the department of English (C) John McBlain ’66, Steve
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Smith, instructor in history emeritus, and Linda and
Dave Underhill ’69 with Rachel Connell, regional director of major gifts (D) Ed Chandler ’76 (left) and Torrey
Foster ’80 (right) reconnected with Art Gilcreast,
instructor in history emeritus, in Chicago.
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BANGKOK
(E) Association President Banthoon Lamsam ’71 (right) with
Sally Jutabha Michaels ’82, association secretary, and Rome
Jutabha ’81 at the Exeter Association of Thailand reception
in Bangkok on November 9. (F) Prachoub and Savalux
Punyakumpol P’07 and Suranee Jiwariyavej P’05 (G) Charlie
Jutabha ’88 and son Ben (H) (From the right) Bob Ekvetchavit ’93
and Vivian Raksakulthai ’93 spoke about Exeter with
Chutapatr Laothamalas and his mother, Dr. Laothamalas
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SINGAPORE
(A) Michele Lim, Kon Mei Leen,Yu Woo-Lim P’04, P’07, ChewMee Foo Kirtland P’06, P’08 and Associate Dean of Faculty Ron
Kim attended a reception at Raffles Hotel in Singapore. (B) Eric
Oey ’72, Jacquie Yeh ’00, Olivia Cailao’95, David Fernandez ’83,
Angie Wong ’99 and Z Cai ’93 in Singapore on
November 11.
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HONG KONG
(C) Academy Trustee Robert Ho ’73,
Debbie Pang Hung ’82, president of the
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Hong Kong association, and Henry Lee ’83
attended a reception at the Helena May in Hong Kong on
November 15. (D) Inis Baughan and John Tsien ’95 in Hong Kong
(E) Beaumont May P’08, Rosanna Chan P’07,Tiffany May and Dick
Reece ’86 (F) John Kaaiohelo ’98, Andrew Nash-Webber ’97,
Christa Conner and Justin
Fitzpatrick ’00 in Hong Kong
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TOKYO
(G) President of the Exeter Association of Japan
Steve Lin ’87 with Peter Kirby ’80 and Anne
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Boulay P’02 at a reception at the Roppongi
Hills Club in Tokyo on November 17. (H) Derek Law ’93, Paul
Yang ’88 and Michie Yang (I) Krishen Mehta P’07 and Mary
Glasser ’83 in Tokyo (J) Director of Development Jim Theisen
(left) with Mariko Smisson P’09 and Taylor Smisson ’77, P’09
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Initiatives
P rogress
OV E R V I E W
as of November 30, 2006
$46 million
THE ANNUAL GIVING FUND
Total to Date - $33,976,202
74% of Goal
THE FINANCIAL AID INITIATIVE
$70 million
83% of Goal
$71 million
THE FACULTY AND STAFF ENDOWMENT INITIATIVE
72% of Goal
$14.8 million
THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION INITIATIVES
88% of Goal
THE COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
$77.2 million
71% of Goal
SUPPORT FOR CURRENT OPERATIONS AND ENDOWMENT
$26 million
146% of Goal
DESIGNATION PENDING
CAMPAIGN TOTAL TO DATE
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The Exeter Bulletin
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– $259,481,463
OVERALL GOAL
– $305,000,000

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