1988

News comes from Geoffrey Hyatt, who reports that he has spent the past two years based in the Munich office of the Boston Consulting Group with projects in Russia, Germany, and Eastern Europe. Geoffrey Hyatt is now with BCG in Boston along with John Replogle (who had his first child) and also with Bob Vreton.

Paul Blackburn writes that he and his wife, Kirsten Dillon '89, are celebrating the birth of their daughter Althea Blackburn Dillon, born on February 29th. Congratulations Paul! Paul is on staff in San Carlos, Calif., at the Second Harvest Food Bank. Second Harvest Food Bank, the largest food bank in Northern California, collects and donates food. The Food Bank helps to feed 116,000 lowincome people each month.

Paul reports that Paul Sonn is on a fellowship at the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund in N.Y.C. Paul reports that, "Paul Sonn has been drafting laws for local governments, suing corporate offenders, and generally fighting the good will rights fight."

Mike Derzon is going to be married this summer in Aspen. Mike is teaching sixth grade at the Northwest School for the Arts in Seattle, and, according to Paul, is "playing an awfully fine mandolin" with several bands. Look for the Wailing Strangers' CD Flying to Blue at a local music shop.

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India Wood '88 and dino, p.59