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Prentice The cozy new north dining hall, complete with booths and bay windows, was made possible through the remarkable generosity of trustee Abra Prentice Wilkin along with Mrs. Spelman Prentice. It was given in memory of J. Rockefeller Prentice ’19 and his brother Spelman Prentice ’29 and in honor of their grandchildren Michael Prentice ’83, Marco Palmer ’83, Joshua Prentice ’90, Abra Anderson Williams ’92 and Irina Prentice Redwine ’94.
“This is also an opportunity to create something profound: a space that would affirm the school’s historic mission and its most sacred values—the education of the whole student; a commitment to service, honor, hard work and scholarship; and the belief in the power of unexpected moments of learning.” —William R. MacMullen ’78
n Eve and Tony Guernsey ’66 with daughter Sara ’11 n Above right: Drum Bell ’63 and lead architect John Prokos Planning committee chair Hank Brauer ’74, lead architect John Prokos, and Greg Oneglia ’65, whose firm O&G constructed the project.
28 Taft Bulletin summer 2010