1991

So I'm sitting in Coors Field at a Colorado Rockies game this summer, contentedly drinking a beer and munching on peanuts, and who comes to bat for the Houston Astros but Brad Ausmus. "Hey, he went to Dartmouth," I said rather loudly. And the friend of a friend of the friend I was at the game with said, "My sister-in-law went to Dartmouth." Turns out I was sitting with Jeff Voss, whose brother is Dave Voss '90, who is married to Laurie Gill. Laurie and Dave live in Arlington, Va., and Laurie works for Quantum Research Corp., which manages databases for companies in the medical industry.

I neglected to mention in the last issue that Chris Ramsey was married last year (during our Reunion weekend). He and his wife, Julie, are now in Oklahoma City, where he's starting his residency in urology. This news comes from J.D. Optekar, who lives in Washington state and works for a software engineering firm that specializes in "information technology solutions in the environmental, engineering, and occupational health arenas." He also reports that Tina Yen is in Seattle starting her third year of general surgery residency at the University of Washington. "She's doing fairly well on her average 90-hour weeks," says J.D.

Rachel Stark, an associate in the Business Law Group of Stark & Stark has been appointed to a three-year term on the Joint Commission on Civil Rights, which is developing a program to increase diversity appreciation among Princeton N.J.-area residents. Attorney Michael Tsao, an associate at Mitchell, Silberberg & Knupp in Los Angeles, worked on one of the year's highest profile cases. He was part of the team that represented Fred Goldman and his family and won in the civil wrongful death lawsuit against O.J. Simpson.

Dave Wtorkowski has a cool career. He's a comedy writer and cartoonist using the pen name David Stone and has written for Comedy Central's Dr. Katz and VH1's Pop-Up Video. He also wrote a sitcom for Lifetime that Gregg Sacon directed. Dave now has his own animation company and is pitching projects to MTV and other networks.

From Priscilla Huff, who's living in New York City: Daniel Katz is starting his Ph.D. in education at Michigan State. Eric "Big E" Wellman was just promoted to operations director at WBAB Long Island's Best Rock. Stacey Buck Morris and her husband, Andy Morris 'B9, moved to Chattanooga, Tenn., as Andy has a new job there. Catherine Huse Crow is starting the master's program at Harvard Graduate School of Education this fall. She formerly taught at a public elementary school in New Jersey. Her husband, Preston, received his Ph.D. in computer science at Dartmouth in June.

Jarmal David Richard is the sole '91 living in Australia. He moved there a year ago, and married Pamela Gasparini, a native Aussie, in December. He's practicing international law at a Melbourne law firm, and encourages anyone passing through Australia to look him up. His email: .

Charles Budd dropped me a line to announce that he and Mary Aselton Budd, who were married in July 1993, are the proud parents of Lauren Ora, born March 19. Charles works for Massachusetts Governor William Weld; Mary worked for him, too, before Lauren was born. Finally, Holly-Anne Coward was married to Christopher Cervini this spring. They live in Georgetown, S.C., where Holly is a sales administrator with Coastal Wire Co., and Chris is a jeweler at Christopher's Fine Jewelry & Gallery.

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