1994 Jeff Grafton celebrated St. Patrick’s Day in Chestertown by having lunch at the Bluebird Tavern with fellow alumni Natalie Guiberson ’94 and Adam Ruby ’97. Tina Lennon recently moved to New Canaan, CT, and is working as operations manager at Country Swedish in South Norwalk. Jennifer Nyman White is living in Las Vegas, NV, waiting to hear where her husband, Sandy, will be doing his residency. They have two beautiful daughters—Madeline, 2, and Hannah, 6 months. 1995 Chris Freisheim is enrolled at Penn State University in the MBA program. David George, former president of ODK and a math major, received his master’s degree in operation research from The George Washington University in May. He is working for the Navy. (Continued on p. 37)

Maryland Delegates Joe Getty ’74 (left) and Barry Glassman ’84 raised a birthday toast to George Washington at the State House in Annapolis. Joe came back to campus in May for his 25th Reunion. Seth Engel covered the impeachment trial and campaign ’98 for C-SPAN this year. He hopes WC rugby continues for a long time. First Lieutenant Edward C. Greeley is an infantry officer in the Marine Corps and is living in the California desert. He recently spent six months overseas in Okinawa, mainland Japan, and Thailand. He is a rifle company commander for Alpha Company, First Battalion, Seventh Marines. Ted lives vicariously through the wild experiences of his brother Andrew who was a senior at WC this year. Monique Ware is living and working in Washington, D.C., after completing her master’s degree at Middlebury College and serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Ecuador.

lives in Columbus, OH, with his wife, Jenny, and their daughter, Ailsa. Matt Zuech is teaching seventh grade in Toms River, NJ, and tending bar in his spare time at an Outback Steakhouse. He has stayed in touch with Paul Schuncke ’89 who recently started a dream job and Colleen Moran ’93 who now gets paid to play on big boats on the Delaware River. He would love to hear from the rest of his friends —e-mail him at zuech@webspan.net or zmarketing@ghms.com. 1991 Kelli Farrell Helbling started a Creative Memories home-based business. She teaches people how to keep meaningful and creative photo albums. E-mail her at tkhelbling@yahoo.com. Heather Patteson Ross lives in North Carolina with her husband, Doug, their daughter, Lindsey Anne, and their Boykin spaniel, Zinny. 1992 Dr. Kasey Carroll-Basso was the third-place female finisher in the Siesta Key YMCA Sharks Triathlon on Siesta Key Beach on

the Gulf of Mexico. Martha Heath Cooley was married to Steven Friedman on April 20, 1996. She has been the marketing and advertising director at Hamilton Jewelers for almost two years. Her husband is a management representative for Westgate, Inc., a commercial and residential real estate management company based in Trenton, NJ. They often see fellow alumni Ryder Daniels ’90, Peter ’90 and Sharyn Johnson, and Jennifer Eisberg ’90. Troy Petenbrink bought a new home with his partner and they celebrated their sixth anniversary in January. Maria Banashak Savage is a special agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). She graduated from the FBI Academy in April 1998 and is working on a drug and organized crime squad that targets major Mexican drug traffickers. 1993 Jennifer Sloan DiPaula is living in Cedar Park, TX, and is working for a lobbyist at the Jackson Walker law firm in downtown Austin. The best way to get in touch with her is at her work e-mail: jdipaula@jw.com.

Vanessa Haight ’84 is a portrait artist specializing in miniature painting. Using prepared wood panels and egg tempera paint with hand-ground pigments, she creates miniature portraits for clients. She also works in oils, recreating heirloom portraits from old photographs. Haight, who studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia, has worked as director of an art gallery in Wilmington. She also cleans and restores 18th- and 19th-century works of art as an assistant paintings conservator with Ken Milton Fine Arts Conservation Center in Chestertown.

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