Jeoff Jarnot was named the New England Small College Athletic Conference Men’s Hockey Player of the Week in December. Jeoff is a senior defenseman and assistant captain for Colby.
Baird Clinkscales ’06 and his mother, Ann, as well as Kathryn and Lance Cashion ’93, were among the Dallas alumni and friends gathered at the Masinters’ home for dinner last January.
Sam Orr graduated from Hobart College last spring and started work in the real world this past June. Sam was captain of the lacrosse team along with fellow Avonian M at t Sm alley. Sam works for a commercial real estate investment trust firm (REIT) called Boston Properties. After an internship with BP last summer in Boston at BP’s corporate office, his boss presented him the opportunity last spring to work in D.C. Sam lives on Capitol Hill, two blocks behind the Capitol building with a friend who graduated from Bowdoin. Sam attended the Avon gathering in December at the Chevy Chase Club and enjoyed connecting with other Avonians in the area.
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James Little ’06, Joe DiFiglia ’06, Alex Feld ’06, and Casey Coons ’07 enjoyed the Avon v. Taft Hockey game at Fenway in December.
Br ad Lipkv ich is a senior at Endicott College. He has been a starter on the lacrosse team for three years and his team won the conference and TCCC (The Commonwealth Coast Conference) championship when he was a freshman. He also won the Conference Rookie of the Year. For his college career he has two ECAC championships, an NCAA tournament appearance, an all-conference midfielder award, and a number five national team ranking. Having scored 51 goals and 37 assists for a total of 88 points in three years, he is on his way to perhaps breaking the 100 point mark this spring. He is working on a full-time internship with the Boston Blazers, a semi-pro lacrosse league, when he is not practicing lacrosse himself. Kh alid V erjee graduated from Babson after three years and started work at Hamilton Spill, his family’s furniture business. He currently lives in Vietnam where he manages the quality and scheduling of the factories they run there while also expanding business to India.
Barbara and Dan Butts ’06 were able to personally congratulate their sponsored student, Jalmar, in his Ecuadorian village for his academic accomplishments. [Jalmar is wearing a super hero shirt Dan gave him and the little girls are Jalmar’s younger sisters.]
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