CLASS NOTES
2010
Emily Guanci ’10 in front of Il Duomo in Milan.
2009
We heard from MIRANDA KOTIDIS, who writes, “I'm currently a senior at Middlesex with fellow classmates GABBY EDZIE, JENNIE KIM, AGUS HOBBS, CHRISTIAN PAPADELLIS, and APRIL SIMMS. I am the captain of the crew team, and I have rowed on the varsity team for all four years. This coming fall, I will attend MIT and will be a part of their rowing team.” Here’s the news from EMILY GUANCI: “I am now a senior at the Westover School in Middlebury, Connecticut. I will be graduating in May, and in September, I will attend Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. At Westover, I toured Italy with the Glee Club, where we performed in Rome, Florence and Milan.”
2011
EMMA BAUMBACH wrote to us with this update: “During my year living abroad in France, I have done so many amazing things. I visited Berlin, Germany with my host family a few weeks ago. We saw a lot, and I enjoyed my time there. With my classmates I spent a week in the south of France. We did a lot of fun things including a hike though the Verdon Gorge. If you ever have the chance to visit the Verdon Gorge, do it! It is one of the most amazing things I have seen in my life. On this trip we also visited Monaco. My year is almost over, and I feel so lucky to have had the chance to participate in School Year Abroad. If you want to hear more about my year, feel free to Sam Vogel ’12 in a recent production of The 25th Annual contact me!”
From MOLLY CURLEY: “I will be attending Bentley University next fall. I wish all my Fay friends the best!” HANNAH AUERBACH writes, “I'm halfway through my first year at University of St, Andrews, and I'm pursuing a degree in neuroscience. I've been having a fantastic time in the UK, but I'm hoping to visit good ol' Southborough soon!”
Putnam County Spelling Bee.
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Eugene Amankwah ’12 receiving the Ray Brown Prize at Choate Rosemary Hall.
2012 Here’s the latest news from LAURISSA MADDOCKS: “I made the varsity basketball team at my new school, and we are doing really well. I'm really happy I took the opportunity to go to school out of the country; even though it is only Canada, it is so different. I have friends here from 40 different countries! I hope everyone enjoyed their year at Fay! I cannot wait to come visit!” TARUN BANGALORE checked in to let us know that he is loving St. John’s High School and that he has been accepted as an intern at Caperberry, a five-star restaurant in Bangalore, India. SAM VOGEL writes, “I am at Brooks School now, and I had a great time participating in this year’s winter musical, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. I played the role of Douglas Panch, the grownup who pronounces all words for the bee. Every actor was really talented, especially with singing and dancing. It was very hard work, and I’ve never done such a big production!” We received word that EUGENE AMANKWAH received the Ray Brown Prize at Choate Rosemary Hall’s Prize Day, given to the fourth form boy "who shall have distinguished himself by the enthusiasm with which he has applied himself to his studies and his extracurricular interests."