CLASSNOTES
Larson Bennett ’14 and friends at the Covent Garden in London.
Quinn Crum ’15 Anna Coon ’06, Caroline Canning ’06, Eleanor Cutler Rineck ’06, Annie Cutler ’08, Kiranya Tipirneni ’06, Lauren Raeburn ’06 and Sarah Quinn ’06 at Ellie’s wedding in September.
Amanda Frias: On July 17, 2016, Amanda married her fiance, Marc Pericles, in Foxborough, Massachusetts with her classmates Miriam Tinberg and Giovanna DeBarros acting as her maids of honor. It was a beautiful culmination to the celebration of Miriam’s new job offer and move to Los Angeles, as well as Gigi’s recent graduation from Boston College. Miriam is now working as the Study Abroad Campus Coordinator for CIEE, and Gigi has graduated with a master’s of education with a concentration in moderate disabilities via the Donovan Urban Teacher Scholars Program.
2011
Sophia Van Allsburg ’09 at her wedding this summer.
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2012 J5TH REUNION September 15-16, 2017
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CLASS SCRIBES: EMMA OSMUNDSON 1025 12TH AVENUE SE MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55414-2303 EMMAJOSMUNDSON@GMAIL.COM HANNAH ZAWIA 1897 BEACON STREET BROOKLINE, MA 02445 Charlotte Cournoyer graduated from Skidmore College in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in biology, and is currently enrolled in veterinary school at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. She will graduate with her advanced degree in 2020. Candace Powning ’14 in Chile.
2013
CLASS SCRIBES: BROOKE BUCKETT BUCKETTBROOKE@YAHOO.COM SHERRY HE 9 IRVING AVENUE PROVIDENCE, RI 02906 SHERRY.HECHENXUE@GMAIL.COM CARLA MARIA THILLET CARLA.THILLET@GMAIL.COM MAGGIE MCNAMARA 23 CATLIN AVENUE RUMFORD, RI 02916-2326 MAGMC714@GMAIL.COM Please share your news in the next issue of The Lincoln Magazine.
2014
CLASS SCRIBE: EMMA PELOQUIN 78 DANA STREET PROVIDENCE, RI 02906 EMHH454@AOL.COM Please share your news in the next issue of The Lincoln Magazine. Larson Bennett: After my freshman year, some of my friends from Dartmouth and myself decided to enroll in a month-long program at the London School of Economics. The word life-changing does not do the experience justice. Sure, I knew I would be living in the heart of one of the most cultured and happening cities in the entire world, but I still wouldn’t quite ‘get it’ until after my month was up. The musicals and museums