1987

Heather McCutchenKannam, trained by her Dartmouth dramatic experiences and later the University of lowa's Play- wright's Workshop, is play-wright-in-residence for New York's HOME for Contemporary Theater and Art. Her play 5 a.m. won the University of lowa's Best Play Award in 1989. Alabama Rain, based on the experiences of a friend in the state where she lived as a child, was shown for a second run during the Contemporary American Theater Festival in Shepardstown, W.V. Heather and husband Tom Kannam live near Dallas, Texas, on Dartmouth Drive. Tom works for Exxon, and their daughter Julia Marie was born in July.

Former team captain Christina SchutzBrownell is back in Hanover as head coach of men's and women's squash. The second-ranked women's squash professional in the U.S., she coached at both Harvard and the Harvard Club for the past few years. In addition to her talent on the court, Christina holds an Ed.M. from the education school at Harvard and won a Fulbright Scholarship in 1988. Cathy Baker's alma mater, The Perkiomen

School, honored her with a Young Alumna Achievement Award. A graduate of the University of Vienna, Cathy is an associate with a Washington, D.C., consulting firm that specializes in strategic planning.

Greg Norman is pursuing a master's in counseling psychology, concentrating on substance-abuse and addictions counseling at Antioch New England Graduate School in Keene, N.H. He is a prevention specialist in Lebanon, N.H.

Scott Smith has certainly found the fast track in fiction with his debut novel A Simple Plan. You may have read about it in the many reviews, including the Boston Globe and People. People reviewer Carol Peace says, "Smith's expertly crafted first novel has been a prepublication sensation . . . And no wonder; its premise is irresistible." So support your classmate and drop by the bookstore or maybe wait for the movie?

The law firm of Warner and Stackpole welcomed Robin DeAugustinis as an associate. A real-estate attorney, Robin practiced with Gaston & Snow and did her time at Harvard Law, where she was executive editor of The Environmental Review.

I ran into two former soccer players in the stands as I watched the Dartmouth soccer team's unfortunate loss to Harvard on Home-coming weekend. Matt Mcllwain is enjoying Atlanta as a consultant for McKinsey (though he missed the photo-op for the recent Fortune cover story on his employer). ScottSanford has opted for the entrepreneurial way to the top by opening a laundry and drycleaning service in his hometown of Toronto. I also briefly ran into Sloan Anders and Anne Funk, both living and working in Washington, D.C. Saturday was a chilly, drizzly day which sent me running for shelter, but there seemed to be a great turnout at the young alumni tent after the football team trounced the Crimson. Hope you all had a ball!

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