1995

Picking up from where I left off last issue—as you'll recall, Hillary (Agnew) Cecil and Susan Warhover had sent news about many, many'95s. Aviva (Bender) Siegal is presendy living in Denver, Colorado, with her husband and two very active children, Alison and Mitch. Janie Merkel is living in New Haven, Connecticut, and is working on protein micro arrays for a biotechnology company. Erin Murphy is currently working at the public defenders office in our nations capitol, although she's in the market for a legal teaching job. Alison Yobage is living in The Windy City, working at ESPN and ABC Sports, and attending Kellogg at night for an M.B.A. Apparently Alison also graces the pages of Kellogg's application, being, as she puts it, the only woman in the program without a consulting or investment banking background. Amy (Reed) Morel is living in Vermont with husband Joel Morel and their two children, Hugo and Genevieve. Laurie (Stucker) Halligan is an attorney, practicing in the Bay Area, and husband Jamie is a third-year orthopedic resident at Stanford. Kai (Singer) Falkenberg lives in Manhattan with husband Chris and their 2-year-old daughter, Talia. Kai is an attorney specializing in First Amendment law and is currently working on assignment for Jane Pauley's new talk show. Susan reports that she has just moved back to Denver after two years of living in Boston. Having received a master's degree in children's literature, Susan is the editor for a small college textbook publishing company and is doing some freelance proofreading on the side. Jo (Joanna) Cline graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and clerked for the Colorado Supreme Court. Jo is now practicing in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and lives with her husband and new daughter in Wilmington, Delaware. Chantell Dalpe graduated from SUNY-Buffalos medical school and now has a private ob-gyn practice in Syracuse, New York. Not only is Chantell juggling work, husband and 19-month-old son, she is expecting a second son in March 2005. Kelli (Whealan) Howell received a masters degree in biomedical engineering from Boston University and is presently doing biomechanical and clinical research on spinal surgery products in San Diego, California. Paulette Salmon earned a masters degree in wildlife biology from the College of Environmental Science and Forestry at Syracuse University and was working in environmental consulting in Denver. Apparently Paulette just could not get enough of school because she is now a first-year veterinary student at Michigan State. Michele-Ann Marinak also finished a masters degree in education at NYU and is now teaching his- tory at a performing arts high school in the Big Apple. Michele and fiance Dave Garvey (Bucknell '95) are planning their July wedding on Long Island. Kim (Worboys) Olson and husband Jeff OI- son are living in Wilder, Vermont, with their twin boys, Charlie and Christopher. Kim and Jeff are practicing medicine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock. (I wonder how often they deal with Dartmouth students?) Ericka Lee was married in the summer of 2002 in Portland, Maine. Christopher Dumper is a lawyer in San Francisco, California, a new location from his prior practice in Paris, France. And, finally, Kim Barry is working in Washington, D.C. (and Susan did not give me any more news about her than that).

Chad Boucher is back in the Granite State, Concord, New Hampshire, to be exact, working as the director of advanced manufacturing strategy for Cookson Electronics. For work, Chad is traveling extensively to China and Taiwan; so, he'd like to connect with '95s living in Hong Kong or Taipei. Chad's e-mail is ctboucher@hotmail.com. Christopher Timmel has returned to student life at the University of Virginia School of Law and, although he's found a large Dartmouth contingent, is somewhat dismayed that "most were still in grade school during our time in Hanover."

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REUNION June 17-19 2005