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’04, and I knocked off the previously undefeated team of Clarke ‘Dukes’ Bailey P’02,’04, Turner Bailey ’02, Max Gottschall ’05, Brendan Scherer ’05, and Charlie Denihan ’04, to finally get our names on the vaunted DA Dukes Cup. Many thanks to the Baileys for hosting us, and I hope this note finds all our classmates and everyone at Deerfield well.” Katie Coyne was recently named the new head coach of Hebron Academy’s girls varsity ice hockey team. Katie, who was captain of her Bowdoin College hockey team, served as assistant coach for two years. “I left RBS to pursue an opportunity at Indagare Travel, a luxury travel website and community, launched in 2007 and based in New York City,” reports Barkley Hickox. “I am currently living in the West Village with my boyfriend of three years, and regularly see many of my Deerfield classmates!” Peter Neville says, “I have been living in Washington, DC, for a little over two years, working as a policy analyst at a think tank specializing in foreign policy. I recently left work to begin pursuing a MA in International Relations at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). Hard to believe our 5th Reunion was over a year ago. What a great experience.” Haley Warden reports, “I just started school at Duke Law and love living in North Carolina. Classes aside, I’m
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spending a lot of time volunteering at the county courthouse as a Guardian Ad Litem and with the Duke Law Innocence Project, among lots of other things. I saw Katie Coyne at Hebron Academy in Maine this past summer on the tail-end of a three-month road trip with my girlfriend through 30 states and three countries. Quite an adventure. I also spent a lot of time with Greg Daggett in North Carolina this summer, before he left for veterinary school at Ross University in St. Kitts.”
2005
Class Captains H. Jett Fein Bentley J. Rubinstein Torey A. Van Oot “I began working at Deer Creek Lodge and Conference Center in Mt. Sterling, OH, as the banquet manager in April,” reports Glynis (Cumming) Armentrout. “I accepted a promotion in September, and I’m now the food and beverage director; I oversee a 150 seat restaurant, a full-service lounge, over 12,000 square feet of banquet space, and 40+ employees. My husband accepted the executive sous chef position at the University Plaza Hotel, just blocks away from the Ohio State campus in April, as well. We celebrated our first wedding anniversary, and expanded our family in June with a two-year-old beagle named Steely. I was saddened to miss Reunion Weekend due to my hectic
work schedule—I’ve been attending them since I was two!—but hope to catch up with my ’05 friends in the near future.” Sarah Chow and Justin Perreault are pleased to announce their marriage on September 25, 2010 in the Boston, MA, temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Justin is from Middlebury, CT, and graduated from Champlain College in 2006 with a degree in business. He owns a heavy suspension repair shop in Waterbury, CT. Sarah is finishing her degree in Spanish and nonprofit management and will graduate in April 2011. Lissy Reed reports, “I graduated from the Naval Academy with a bachelor’s of science in English and was commissioned as an officer in the United States Navy in May of 2010. I am currently in flight school in Pensacola, FL, and will hopefully be flying jets for the Navy later this year. I am so thankful for the opportunity to fly and to fulfill my childhood dream of becoming a pilot. Life couldn’t be better! I was sad to miss Reunions but hope everyone is doing well!”
2006
5th Reunion
“I recently graduated with high honors from the University of Virginia due, in part, to my Interdisciplinary Studies thesis on community,” says Cristina Liebolt. “Thank you, DA, for giving me such a fine example of community at an early age!
Haley Warden ’04 enjoyed visiting the Summer Palace in Beijing this past summer. Lissy Reed ’05 graduated from
the Naval Academy this past May and was commissioned as an officer in the US Navy. She is currently attending flight school in Florida.
Deerfield alumni pose for a photo during the “5th DA Dukes Invitational:” bottom, l to r: Chris Diozzi ’04, Trent Bailey ’04, Turner Bailey ’02, Alex Berg ’04; top, l to r: Will Boardman ’04, Brendan Scherer ’05, Clarke Bailey P’02,’04, Charlie Denihan ’04, Brooks Scholl ’04, Max Gottschall ’05. Former Deerfield teammates competed against each other for three years during college; it is assumed that Jeanne Loftus ’07 cheered them both on! l to r: Luke Wamboldt ’06, Jeanne Loftus ’07, John LaMantia ’06 Classmates Geoff Curfman ’06 (right) and Patrick Mahoney ’06 (left) climbed Mt. McKinley in Alaska this past summer, and managed to get a photo with a Deerfield banner at the top! Grace Wittenberg ’06 (left) and Eliza Murphy ’06 (right)
graduated from William and Mary in May, but before receiving their diplomas, they made time to attend their THIRD prom, which featured a 1980s theme.