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Clayford T. Grimm 1943, consulting architectural engineer in Austin, Texas, born July 31, 1924, in Buckhannon, West Virginia, died March 13, 2003, at home surrounded by his family. Mr. Grimm was a licensed structural engineer whose professional practice included clients throughout North America. He had authored more engineering literature on masonry than any other living American. His published works include more than 174 papers in virtually all of the national architectural and engineering journals. For 22 years Mr. Grimm was an adjunct member of the architectural engineering faculty at The University of Texas at Austin where he taught undergraduate and graduate courses in masonry engineering and in construction specifications and contracts. Mr. Grimm was a graduate of Archmere Academy in Claymont and the 1984 Alumnus of the Year, Delaware and of the Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. He served in the United States 75th Infantry Division in World War II. Mr. Grimm is survived by his wife, Elide Lucy Grimm, whom he married in 1946, his daughter, Rose Marie Davidson and son-in-law, Joe Riley Davidson, and granddaughter, Laura Catherine Davidson of Houston, Texas. A Rosary was held Friday, March 14, 2003 at 7 P.M. The Funeral Mass was held at St. Mary's Catholic Cathedral, in Austin on Saturday, March 15, 2003 at 2:30 P.M., Father Kevin Rai, celebrant. Burial in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia at Mount Loretto Cemetery, St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church Tuesday March 18, 2003 at 2:00 P.M. , Father Kappa, Celebrant. Replies by Postal Mail: Mrs. Clayford T. Grimm (Lucy) 1904 Wooten Drive Austin, Texas 78757 Thank you. Rose Marie, Laura and Joe R. Davidson 515 Fall River Road Houston, Texas 77024
Donn Devine 1946 writes: Retired planning direcot, City of Wilmington. Currently archivist for Diocese of Wilmington and of counsel, City of Wilmington Law Department, also chair of National Genealogical Society Standards Committee and a trustee of the Board for Certification of Genealogists. First recipient of Peter Larson Memorial Award from Delaware Chapter, American Planning Association, Dec 2002, for achievements in planning.
Armand Menaquale '55 - Charles Menaquale Sr, Class of 1953 father of Nick '73 and Charles '77 and brother to Armand '55 passed away on June 22, 2003.
William E. Eppridge 1955 writes: Bill Eppridge, Archmere 1955, is having a joint exhibit with CBS at the Smithsonian Institution in late December 2003 running through June of 2004. The exhibit is titled "Backstage and Behind the Scenes: The Beatles and Ed Sullivan". The exhibit chronicles the Beatles first United States visit in 1964 and Bill Eppridge was photographing it for LIFE magazine. CBS was shooting it for their own archives. The show is also opening in New York City in early February 2004 at the Museum of Television and Radio.
Anthony E. Meyer '57, Notice of death: Noel M. Meyer, brother of Anthony E. Meyer '57 died April 17, 2003.
George Rossi 1963 writes: Celebrating the birth of our third grandaughter,Hailey Grace, born 1/29/03 to daughter Carleen. She joins her sisters Laure 5, and Rachel 4.
John Heinefield 1964 writes: After getting a computer recently, I saw that I am a missing person. I have been
in Germany since 1980 and married my wife, Christa, in 1984.John S. McManus '66: Paul, the younger brother of John '66 & Robert McManus '68 died on 23 January 2003.
Robert McManus '68: See John S. McManus '66
Robert Beste Jr. 1968 writes: My son Robert III (class of 1993) and I have recently jointly published a book/ treatise captioned:"Automobile Injury and Insurance Claims: Delaware Law and Practice." This is a 350-page hardbound volume which reviews and discusses all delaware law and cases anyone needs to know about if injured in an auto accident in Delaware. The book is written for attorneys and insurance agents but is also helpful to laypersons.
Charles Mengers 1968 writes: My oldest daughter Sarah is graduating Suma Cum Laude from Vanderbilt University in May 2003 with a Major Degree in English and a Minor in Sciology. Elizabeth my middle daughter is a Freshman in the Honors Program at Northeastern University. She is majoring in Sciology. Abigail my youngest is a Freshman at Villa Maria Academy. Barbara, my wife, is a supervisor working for the State of Delaware in the Division of Public Health. I am working as a Senior Manager for the Electric Power Research Institute as a Management Consultant.
John Oravis 1970 writes: John Oravis was recently appointed to a three-year term on the Burnsville Parks & Natural Resources Commission, Burnsville, Minnesota on June 1, 2003.
John Burkavage 1972 writes: After living in South Florida for almost 10 years and being the Vice President/General Manager of WTMI-FM a classical radio station I have moved back to Northeastern Pennsylvania two and a half years ago to become Vice President/Market Manager with Entercom Radio Group. Reside in Clarks Summit, PA with my wife and two children still left at home, John 15, Monica 17. Daughters Audrey 25 has four children and Julie 22 has two children.
Nick Menaquale 1973: See Armand Menaquale '55
Bruce Tigani 1974 writes: Bruce W. Tigani has joined the Wilmington Law Firm of Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP as a Partner in its Business Group to lead the Firm's Trusts & Estates and Real Estate practice areas. Bruce will continue his representation of closely-held businesses, professional practices and individuals in the business and tax areas, as well as clients outside the region who wish to take advantage of the unique opportunities Delaware affords trusts, corporations and alternative business entities. Bruce's wife, Janice, who has practiced law with Bruce for the past five years, has also joined Potter Anderson as a Senior Attorney in its Business Group.
Marty Devine 1974 writes: Update: Still in Baghdad and probably will be for some time. I am currently serving as the J6, Director of C4I for the Joint Special Operations Task Force - Arabian Peninsula. I was lucky enough to get back to the states for a couple weeks to graduate from Command and General Staff College. While home I was able to see Joe play in a few of the Archmere state tournament baseball games. Kelly and the boys are still hanging in there. Joe was named as one of the co-captains for Archmere football this year. See picture old message: In November my National Guard unit (Special Operations Detachment - Joint Forces) was mobilized and called to active duty. We have been attached to the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) and deployed to an "undisclosed location in support of Operation Enduring Freedom". I served with the 5th Special Forces during the First Gulf War as a company commander. I am now serving as the Director of the Signal Center. Kelly and the boys (Joe, Patrick, Sean and Michael) are doing well. Joe is in his Junior year at Archmere.
Irv Brockington 1974 writes: Irv Brockington and his wife Theresa are both very happy to annouce the birth of their daughter Kayla Marie Brockington. She was born on 9/10/03, 7lbs 9 oz. Kayla will also be welcomed home by her sisters' Krysten and Loren.
Edward Heydorn 1974 writes: On November 24, 2003, Holly and I were blessed with the adoption of our second daughter Allison Grace Ying-Yi Heydorn. Kellee (now 2-1/2 years old) joined us on the 2-week trip to Guangdong Province in China. Allie is 13-1/2 months old and is doing well.Charles Menaquale 1977 - see Armand Menaquale '55
David Skibicki 1978 writes: I am JV girls basketball coach @ IHM in Wilmington and I am coaching along with Rob Limmina ( Class of 1983). Our daughters Hope Skibicki and Victoria Limmina are six grade classmates along with Laura Abessinio (younger sister of Emily (Class of 2001) and Alison (class of 2004) Abessinio.Hope has 3 other siblings @ IHM (Matthew 9, Erin 8, Shannon 6) and one sibling still @ home, Katrina 3.
John Hanlon III 1978 writes: John Hanlon III '78 and his wife, Julie, are delighted to announce the birth of their daughter, Isabelle Alexis, on January 7, 2003. They reside in Chadds Ford, PA.
Cara Carroccia 1979 writes: published THE ARCHITECT'S GEOMETRY,1997 married Michael William Bach, 1998
celebrated the birth of Annaliese Sophia Bach, 2000 designed a house addition of Mr. Thomas Manerchia ’61, 2001 celebrated the birth of Caroline Elizabeth Bach, 2002David A. CInalli 1979 writes: Earlier this year, I had the honor and privilege of being promoted to Commander. On July 10th, I was transferred to Coast Guard Base Miami Beach where I serve as their Executive Officer. The days are long but we have a great mission and I enjoy every minute of it. Kim was glad that we did not have to move and is still enjoying Miami. Our children David (12), Kelly (11), Devan (8) and Justine Nichole (5) are getting ready to start school again and keep us busy with numerous activities. Looking forward to attending the Monday night Eagles/Dolphins game in Dec.
Mark R. Hernick 1981 writes: Trish and I welcomed a healthy baby boy, Jake Rowan, on March 7th. He was 7lbs 11oz, 20 1/2" long. Trish is doing great and older siblings Madison and Evan are just gobbling him up.
Kathleen Bradley Houghton 1981 writes: On November 15, 2002, we had a new addition to our family - Richard Daniel, Jr. He was baptized in January, 2003 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, Glen Mills, with Carolyn Bradley Schaefer ('79) and Paul Houghton (uncle) as his Godparents.
Hillary Holland Davis 1981 writes: On March 26, 2003, my husband Peter and I welcomed our daughter Aldys Chapman Davis. Ally was also welcomed by her brother Keating, who will be four in November. Ally was christened by Fr. Joseph McLaughlin on July 20 at St. Joseph-on-the-Brandywine. My brother Keating Holland (78) and sister Sabina Holland Price (79) are the godparents. Also among the guests was Jennifer Duffy (88).
Irwin Gueco 1982 write: -Project Architect in Washington, DC -semi-finalist in the 9-11 Pentagon Memorial Competition out of 1,200 entries -nominated to the Peace Corps and hopefully will be leaving Winter 2004 in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity
Dom Martino 1983 writes: My Father, Domenick c.Martino died on March 6th, 2003. Domenick C. Martino, 82, of Folcroft, Pa. died Thursday at Fair Acres in Lima. Born in Philadelphia, Mr.Martino lived in Folcroft for the past 40 years. He owned and operated Dandy Baking Co. of Philadelphia. He was a devoted husband to his beloved wife Marie who died in 1999. He is survived by his son, Dominic('83) of Folcroft; and four daughters, Donna Kane of Orlando, Fla., Carol Smith of Phoenix Az., Theresa Mills of Vineland, N.J., and Joan Crinite of Bethel, Pa.; brother Anthony of Philadelphia; 12 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
David Mengers 1983 writes: Left BSA+A in July 2002 to join The Breckstone Group, which offers professional services in architecture, interiors, structural engineering and construction management. Currently leading design team for the Delaware Military Academy campus. My wife Patti is an Assistant Manager at AIG Marketing. My sons Thomas (age 11) and Ian (age 6) attend Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Wilmington. My daughter Samantha (age 5) will join her brothers at IHM for kindergarten next fall. Everyone is healhty and happy.
Dr. Rica Gueco-Mortensen, JD, MD '83 -from brother Irwin '82 - Radiologist -married Helge Mortensen June 2002, resides in Tromso, Norway -expecting first baby in December 2003
Cathy Rago Seifer 1983 writes: My husband Paul and I welcomed our twin babies on July 22, 2003. Abigail Morgan Seifer and Michael Charles Scott Seifer are doing well. We plan to move our family to Florida very soon.
Joe Marotta 1984 writes: Have lived in Orlando, Florida since 1989 working for the Walt Disney Company for 8 years as a television producer. In '97, my wife Ann and I started a television production company. Our company provides creative and production support to companies like Disney, Universal Studios and Hard Rock Cafe. We have 3 beautiful children: Andrew(5), Nicholas(3) and Abigail(1).
Audrey Honig Geragosian 1985 writes: On New Year's Eve, Audrey and John Geragosian were married in a "Capitol" celebration in Hartford, Connecticut. John is an Assistant Majority Leader in the state House of Representatives, and the two met when Audrey was a political reporter. Audrey's sister, Jenna Honig Moosbrugger ('88) was a member of the wedding party. Audrey is a public affairs consultant for Public Strategies, Inc. The couple resides in New Britain, Conn.
Adrian Gueco '85 -from brother Irwin '82- Physicians Assistant in New Haven, CT -married Elma Samson in 2000 in the Philippines -had their first baby January 2003-Alisa Maris Gueco
Meghan Bradley 1985 writes: Meghan Bradley joined the law firm of Blank Rome LLP, a Philadelphia based firm, in its matrimonial practice group. She works primiarly out of the firm's Cherry Hill, New Jersey office. She recently was married on March 1, 2003, to John Costello. She relocated from mid-town Manhattan and now resides in Cherry
Hill, New Jersey.Jennifer Boyd Kash 1985 writes: Jennifer and Jeff Kash welcomed the birth of Jason Louis on July 31, 2003. Jason joins his brother Benjamin, 4. The family lives in west Texas where Jennifer works as a program manager for Pearson Educational Measurement and Jeff is a professor at Sul Ross State University.
Marc Kreider 1986 writes: Marc and Valerie welcomed their first child, Vance Elliott, on Nov. 4, 2002. Marc continues to work as an engineer at Dominion Engineering (since 1992), supporting primarily the electric power industry.
Jennifer Iwasyk Bozokowski 1986 writes: Graduated from Rhode Island School of Design in 1990
Present Career - Artist specializing in Modern Art and PortraitsJoe Dougherty 1986 writes: As of September 2002 I am married to Barbara Cadlolo, native of Rome, Italy, and as of December 2002 we live in Rome.
Melissa Butler 1987 writes: I am on the "Missing list". BUMMER! :-( I didn't realize that you did not have my information! Since high-school: I graduated from the University of Delaware with a BA in English Literature and Theatre. I continued my theatre and writing endeavors in programs at Yale, and The Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York /London. I am now living in New York City as a writer and actress and work free-lance for an Advertising company named M3, Inc. (the website www.GETM3.com) I have been having a great time performing in film, theatre, and a bit of TV. My latest news is the recent completion of my screenplay titled "Mohawk Run" (an offbeat-comedy-drama!). I hope everyone is doing well! I have so many wonderful memories of Archmere and hope to visit soon! Melissa
Lara Gueco '87 -from brother Irwin '82-Freelance Designer in NYC -resides in Brooklyn
Joe Rafter 1988 writes: On January 3, 2003, my wife, Meg, gave birth to our son, Joseph Richard Rafter IV (Jack) at the Bryn Mawr hospital in Bryn Mawr, PA. He weighed in at 8 Lbs., 8 oz. and 22 inches in length. Meg, Jack, and Joe are all doing well.
Michael Knapp 1988 writes: My wife and I celebrated the birth of our first child, Jessica Hoa Knapp, born 12/31/2002
Matt Warder 1988 writes: I have just recently been transferred with Time Warner Telecom from Denver to Charlotte, NC. I look forward to finding a new home and being closer to family.
Matt Walsh 1988 writes: We had our 1st baby, Colin Nelson Walsh, born 10/18/03, 5:52am, 7lbs 13oz, 20-1/2". Wife, Rebecca Matt is self employed, Bay State Labels & Printing.
Sheila Sullivan Inglis 1988 writes: I have been working for IKON Office Solutions since May 1998 as an Area Training Supervisor for the Midatlantic Region. I was married to Paul Inglis on Sept. 11,1998. My husband works for Maximus Inc as a Project Manager, overseeing government contracts. We had our first child on December 11, 2000. A boy, Paul Randall Inglis Jr, aka PJ. We had our 2nd child on August 31, 2003, another boy, Ethan Lawrence. The boys are thrilled that they have a built in big sister,from my husband's first marriage, Aynsley, 15, . We just moved from North Wilmington to North East, Md in Oct.'03.
Matt Warder 1988 writes: I have finalized my move from Denver, CO to Charlotte, NC. A whole nine days after moving into my new home we welcomed our third daughter (Aubrey Rose Warder) on 8/15/03. Her oldest sister Payton and middle sister Kennady were so excited mommy had the baby "come out of her tummy". As part of our move I accepted a promotion to Data and Internet Manager for the city of Charlotte and Time Warner Telecom. I regret missing the reunion but the little one's forced that upon me. I will visiting the area this Thanksgiving to see my sister and her family. I really look forward to catching back up with friends and family now that I have made it back to this side of the country. My brother and parents are only two miles away now -- what a blessing!
Colleen McCulley 1989 writes: I recently became engaged to Theodore "Ted" Kudrick. We will be exchnaging our vows on May 8, 2004 at St. Mary Magdalen Parish in Media, PA. Ted is a lifetime resident of Philadelphia and is the longtime Captain of the Duffy String Band (Philadelphia Mummers).
Bob Quercetti 1989 writes: My wife Diane and I had our second child, a girl, Marissa Lee, on November 5, 2002. Father Joseph McLaughlin administered the Sacrament of Baptism, welcoming Marissa into the church on February 2, 2003. She will join Diane, myself and her big brother Bobby at St. Thomas the Apostle in Glen Mills, PA.
Brian Halsey 1989 writes: I was promoted to Associate Professor in the business law and paralegal programs at Peirce College in Philadelphia this July. In addition, I will receive my Master of Laws from Villanova University in July 2003. I also was elected secretary and treasurer of the Mid Atlantic Academy of Legal Studies in Business for 2003-2004 and I have authored several articles that have appeared in industry publications. My wife, Jennifer, and I are expecting our third child in January. The new baby will join Emma (2001) and Grace (2002).
Carin Corbo 1989 writes: My husband Anthony and I welcomed our first child, Brandon Vincent Corbo Yenshaw on August 23, 2003. He was 9 pounds, 3 ounces and 21 inches long. We are living in Naples, Florida and I am opening a state-of-the-art veterinary hospital and boarding facility this February. You can check it out at www.amhofnaples.com I hope everyone is doing well.
Robert Ulmer 1990 writes: I recently graduated from the American University Washington College of Law in Washington, DC. I'm sitting for the Maryland bar in July 2003 and will practicing law in the Washington, DC area.
Anne Holgado Williamsen 1990 writes: Anne Lizette Holgado Class of 1990 married Erik Williamsen on September 5, 2003 at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in Chester Heights, PA. Included in the wedding party were her brother Dennis 91' and her sister-in-law Jennifer Graff Holgado 91'. Other Auks in attendance included Albert Cosenza 91' and Michael Paraskewich '91. Lizette is currently a nurse in the Labor and Delivery Department at Shore Memorial Hospital in Somers Point, NJ. Lizette and Erik reside in Egg Harbor Township, NJ.
Michelle Fleetwood 1992 writes: Last year I completed a pathology residency at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology and the National Zoo in Washington DC, and was named a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists. I'm on staff at the AFIP where I train the military residents, fill in at the zoo and investigate marine mammal strandings. I just got back from Seattle where I was studying the effect of sonar on marine mammals.
Christine Deorio 1992 writes: I have been living in Indiana for a few years and I'm still trying to figure out what a Hoosier is. I work in the IT department of a chemical company doing site support. I got engaged in April and I am patiently waiting for my fiance to come home from Kuwait where he is serving as an Army medic. The wedding is planned for October of 2004.
Laura Mielcarek 1993 writes: Ms. Laura Mielcarek '93 married Mr. R. James DeRose, III on June 8th, 2002. Reverend Monsignor John Jagodzinski performed the ceremony at St. Katharine of Siena Church in Wayne, PA. Ms. Lacey Mielcarek '00 and Ms. Linda Mielcarek were the maids of honor. Laura's father, Dr. Leon Mielcarek, Jr. '54, walked her down the aisle. In attendance were Mr. Andrew Dechnik '60, Mr. Terry Mulroy '69, Mr. Vincent Abessinio '93, Mrs. Jennifer (MacMillan) Doyle '93, and Ms. Stephanie Taylor '93.
Suzanne Batchelet Snyder 1993 writes: My husband, Chris and I, had a son, Matthew Christopher, on January 15, 2003.
Marisa Cole 1993 writes: I am graduating from Widener Law in December 2003 and working full time in Wilmington. In my free time I am helping my sister, Maria '94, with her wedding to Chris Rappucci '92 this August as well as helping my brother, Michael '90, with his wedding this March.Robert Beste Jr. 1993 see Robert Beste Jr. 1968
John Kerrigan 1993 writes: My family has just had a new addition Joshua Thomas was born on October 1st. Mother, Father, and Big-Brother are all doing fine.
Dannielle Kissel Ulmer 1994 writes: Dannielle and Bill will be expecting their first child around the new year. The due date is Jan 2, 2004.
Susan Cleaver Shea 1994 writes: I would like to annouce the birth of my daughter, Elizabeth Lyn Shea on August 8, 2003. She weighed in at 8 lbs. 13oz. and 22 in. long. She arrived at Beebe Medical Center, Lewes, DE at 12:05pm. She joins her big brother, Christopher Michael Shea Jr. I also work for Benefits Consultants, a family business, as a financial advisor. My husband Chris is a state trooper with the Delaware State Police. We have been blessed with two beautiful and healthy children, and thank God for that. updated 8-18-03 Shannon Cleaver Fowler 1994
writes: Shannon and Robert Fowler were married on September 21, 2002 at Bethel United Methodist Church in Lewes, Delaware. There were seven bridesmaids and one Matron of Honor. The Matron of Honor was the brides twin sister, Susan Cleaver Shea, class of 1994. The bride is currently teaching as a third grade teacher at Lake Forest North Elementary School in Felton. The groom is a mortgage loan officer for Kaylor Kent Mortgage Associates in Ocean View. The couple lives in there new home in Lincoln, Delaware. The couple welcomed their first child, Caroline Marie into the world on June 25, 2003. She weighed 7lbs. 12oz. and was 20 1/2 inches long. Both mommy and baby are doing fine. She will be baptized on September 14, 2003 at Bethel United Methodist Church in Lewes, Delaware. Her Godmother will be Susan Cleaver Shea, class of 1994.Daniel Smith 1994 writes: I am working on a Ph.D. in Theatre Studies at Northwestern University.
Angela Chien 1995 writes: I graduated from Columbia Law School this May, and will be taking the New York Bar Exam in July. After that, I'll have two-and-a-half months off to travel and relax before starting work in October at Dewey Ballantine LLP, a law firm here in New York. My sister Janet (Class of 1990) and her husband had a baby boy in February, so now I'm a first-time aunt.
Cabray Haines 1996 will be attending unversity of Chicago this fall. She entered a masters program in history and political science.
Andrea Poniecki 1997 writes: Andrea, beginning August 2004, and will be assisting in the restructuring of the Environmental and Natural Resources Division of the Department of Justice in Washington DC. She will graduate from University of Kentucky School of Law in May 2004 with a JD, a Masters in Resource Economics, and a special certificate in Environmental Law. This summer she will be working in D.C. as an intern in the EPA's Office of Criminal Enforcement. She is currently ranked second in her Law School class.
Mary Kate Chrzanowski 1998 writes: Mary Kate graduated in May 2002, from Villanova University, with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology. She is now the Social Catering Sales Manager at Embassy Suites in Newark specializing in wedding planning.
BIANCA SHORTENO FRASER 1998 writes: Graduated from Georgetown in May 2002. Finished the Accelerated Management Development Program at MBNA in February 2003 and was promoted to personal banking officer. Is working full time at MBNA in Wilmington. Her MS Walk team is ranked 5th in the country for raising over $75,000 last year and will be walking again this April 12th with over 350 team members.- added 11/5/03- writes: Completed assignment with MBNA as a Section Manager in their Customer Assistance department in Newark, NJ in August. Transferred with MBNA to Belfast, Maine to be a Section Manager in their Customer Satisfaction department. Served as Chairwoman for the DE Multiple Sclerosis Society's Women Against MS Luncheon which had over 300 guests at Deerfield Golf & Tennis Club and raised over $30,000 on October 30th. Sue Thomas, inspiration for the PAX network tv show "Sue Thomas FB EYE", was the guest speaker. Bianca was recently elected to serve on the 2004 Board of Directors for the DE MS Society.
Mary Kate Chrzanowski 1998 writes: Mary Kate is coaching the 5th and 6th grade JV-1 volleyball team at Ursuline Academy.Brian McCarthy 1999 writes: I am getting ready to graduate from Gettysburg College with a BS degree in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. After graduation I will be moving to Hershey PA. where I will be attending Penn State University College of Medicine where I will begin a Ph.D. program in Genetics.
Clinton Protack 1999 writes: I graduated in May from Lehigh University with a B.S. in Biochemistry. I am attending University of Rochester School of Medicine this fall.
Christopher Sullivan 1999 writes: In my senior year of college I got a job teaching Swedish levels 1-4 at the University of Pittsburgh. I felt rather underqualified for the job, but it seemed to go quite well. I also graduated from that school in April with two very useful degrees in German and Linguistics and an equally useful minor in French. I am currently applying my amazing math skills as a bank teller in Bethesda, MD. I intend to apply to be a contestant on the next season of CBS's hit reality show: "The Amazing Race." I also plan on attending the Christian Albrecht University of Kiel in Germany this October studying Scandinavian Philologie. That ought to be even more useful than the degrees I already have. (Of course, if you decide to post any of this news, you may want to edit out the sarcasm...)
J. Scott Thompson 2000 writes: This summer I am interning with Boeing in Crystal City in Arlington, VA, working for the Missile Defense National Team.Amanda Chandler 2003, winner of Miss Pike Creek and a participant in the Miss Delaware competition. Her performance of "'Till There Was You" from Meredith Willson's The Music Man captured the judges and the audience in Convention Hall and brought her additional scholarship money as she won the Preliminary Talent Competition. She had already won a scholarship for becoming Miss Pike Creek, a local pageant, and another one for her participation in the Miss Delaware competition. More info.