1991

Here is a scattershot look at what some of our classmates had to report at Homecoming: Joe Whitworth is living the good life in Hanover, where he works for the Alumni Fund. He was preparing to run the New York Marathon. Also in Hanover are first-year Tuck student LynnAuth, first-year DMS student Paul Appleton, women's soccer coach Kelly Blasius, and women's hockey coach Judy Parish. New Yorkers: Sophie Griswold is working for a company that imports Chinese sweaters. RichJoyce and Greg Lemkau are now cohabitating on the Upper West Side. Rich Winter, who has lived in some sweet apartments himself, remarked that their place is "an absurdly palatial pad." Diana Goldberg was recently promoted to assignment editor at ABC News. Katy Jozus works on the AT&T account for Foote Cone & Belding. Yvette Mercado works for MCA in Westport, Conn. Thinking about b-school are Brett Megargle and Robb D'Amore. Bill Vrattos, David Lack,Molly Higgins and recently married TaylorKeen are at Harvard Business School. Wash ingtonians Megan Winters and Liz Appel have been working on health-care reform at Families USA Foundation and Health Systems Research respectively.

And now some regional news: Capital Report:Nick Billings is a press officer at the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington. Jake Tapper works for Powell Tate public relations and is cartooning for Roll Call. Karen Leo works for Emily's List. Campaign consultant Shannon Crockett is as busy as you would expect in an election year. Joyce Campbell, a press officer for Senator Bob Dole, had high hopes for the elections. Heidi Dollenberg is in her second year at GW med school. Steve Fried has been traveling the world with Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary.

City-by-the-Bay Watch: Raf Aguirre-Sacasa is in his second year at Hastings Law School in San Francisco. Elizabeth Kellogg is look- ing forward to spending as much time as pos- sible skiing in Tahoe this winter. Nearby at Stanford are Pat Crocker and Jeff Blackburn (b-school) and Odie Harris (med school).

Colorado: Kevin Peck is in law school in Denver Jeff Kirwood works for HBO; SeanRegan is in grad school at Colorado State; and Scott Lyons is eagerly awaiting the ski season.

From the "Why don't I have a cool job like this? "file: Paul Mutter and Jordy Green are in Budapest introducing the Eastern Bloc to joys of the free-market economy. After a year in Hong Kong, Jeff Cole is traveling in Asia in search of the perfect llama. Heidi Turer is "working" for three months on a cruise ship in the South Pacific. Tom Ryan's day job is buying scrap metal in Brussels for ACI Industries, but he will soon be opening a night club called Sprockets. Pat Burtis is skiing and playing in a band in Ketchum, Idaho. CindyGreene has been transferred by JP Morgan to Caracas. Tony Florence is down under working for Morgan in Australia.

More marriages and engagements: Julie Grace andjohn Burke '90, Peter Fearey and Christine Ball '92. Tropicana commercial celeb Alex Kapp is engaged to Chris Horner '93.

Further congratulations to: Columbia b-school student Don Munoz, second-year UVA med student Alex Robertson, Bostonians Pete Chapman, Matt Gardella, and Sarah Barton, who were all recently engaged—Matt and Sarah to each other.

Thanks to the many anonymous classmates who provided information and general gossip. Apologies for any omissions or misrep resentations. Best wishes to all for a happy holiday season. Keep your info flowing to Sue.

The preceding comes to you via guest columnist Jon Murchinson. The rest of you are invited to contribute to future columns!

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