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Also, if an image of you (or associated with you) appears in the classnotes, and you would like to have it removed, please write to us. contact@lfnylumni.org Back to Top 1943 Betsy Jolas ('43) ● Betsy Jolas wrote and invites her classmates to visit her website: http://www.betsyjolas.com/ Being "PC", back then: FROM YEARBOOK, CLASS OF 1943: " N'ayant pu, en dépit de recherches laborieuses, trouver une seule personne répondant vaguement à ses vues esthétiques, et ne voulant point offenser les gouts de l'humanité, la classe de Philo./Math. se dissocie résolument du projet puéril autant que chimérique de trouver 'la jeune fille idéale' dans l'enceinte du lycée." On the Internet: Betsy Jolas, and Pierre Rosset-Cournand (deceased) In Memoriam: Alix (Hamburger) Deguise Back to Top 1944● Gabrielle Griswold sent us two more articles on the Lycée in its early years, this time about what it was like to be there during World War II. (Click on the link to the right or below to access those articles.)--The Lycée During the War Years, by Gabrielle Griswold Back to Top 1945Back to Top1946 and 1947 Tanaquil (Leclercq) Balanchine, '47 (Deceased 12/31/2000) ● Anne (Boulin) Robertshaw ('47) wrote and told us that Marie-Claude (Boulin) Solvay ('46) lives in Brussels and has an apartment in N.Y. and that both Léon Lambert ('46) and Françion (Garreaud) Sonnery ('46) are deceased. She also told us that Tanaquil (Leclercq) Balanchine('47) "pursued a career in ballet which she attained. She was a prima ballerina with George Balanchine whom she married. Unfortunately at the peak of her career, she came down with polio which ended her career. Her husband eventually divorced her, and I believe she wrote several books, some on cats. I believe she is deceased." [Editor's note: Anne is correct. According to "FactMonster" on the Internet: "Tanaquil Le Clercq: French-born, willowy ballerina who frequently and gracefully performed the works of Jerome Robbins and George Balanchine, to whom she was once married. She contracted polio in 1956, at age 27, and became paralyzed from the waist down. In an eerily prescient performance in 1944, Balanchine choreographed a short piece in which he played a character named Polio, and Le Clercq was his victim. Died: Manhattan, 12/31/2000"] --In Memoriam: Jacques de Panafieu Back to Top 1946 and 1947 (continued) By Joanna Macy ('47) --On the Internet: George Steiner and Joanna (Rogers) Macy --Jacques de Panafieu obituary Back to Top 1948Back to Top1949In Memoriam: Jacques RouxelBack to Top 1950 Delphine Seyrig ('50) (born 1932, deceased 1990) Back to Top 1951Back to Top1952Back to Top1953 ProMedia Resident Advisor for Croatia Peter Herford ('53) speaking at a roundtable at Columbia University's Harriman Institute i Back to Top 1954In Memoriam: Bernard Mendès-FranceBack to Top 1955Back to Top1956 Waldemar Kasriels ('56 et prof. de gym) ● Tony Phillips wrote: "I'm Professor of Mathematics at Stony Brook University, where I've been since 1968 (among my SBU colleagues are Clifford Huffman and David Bolotine; Eleanor Zimmerman '49 is now Emerita). I have two children: a son Gaston (born in Paris) and a daughter Cecilia, both out of college but still in school. More professional news at http://www.math.sunysb.edu/~tony" Click here for Photos, Class of 1956 (posted by Anthony Phillips) Back to Top 1957 By Anne-Marie (Maluski) Chapouton ('57) auteur d'ouvrages illustrés (1939-2000) ● Patricia Calabi wrote: "I left the Lycée and New York in 1956 and did my Philo class in Rome, where I have lived ever since. I am a graduate in Economics but in the 80s I gave it all up and turned to my true passion, Psychotherapy. Now I am a happy psychotherapist, mother of two sons and grandmother of three boys. My Lycée years were unforgettable and I hold those memories very dear." Click here for Classnotes Archives (Classes '50' to '58) Back to Top 1958●Wendy (Kupsick) Sherman writes: "It is a pleasure for me to receive your bulletins and read about the new institution. The Lycee has meant so much to me in my lifetime. I got out of the fast-paced life of a TV new reporter to do something quieter, but with a great deal of meaning for me. I work in non-profit at the American Civil Liberties Union, and it has been fascinating. I also continue to dance competitively, for those of you who know of my rather insane passion. My two children are thriving, but I will let my daughter speak for herself if she so chooses, as she is also a Lycee alumna, class of 1988."Click here for Classnotes Archives (Classes '50' to '58) Click here for Yearbook photo, Class of 1958 In Memoriam: Ariel Brun de Pontet Back to Top 1959 Olga Georges-Picot ('59) in "Day of the Jackal" (Deceased, 6/19/97) Click here for Classnotes Archives ('59 to '60) Click here for Yearbook photo, Class of 1959 Back to Top 1960 William Rodarmor ('60) posing (both of him!) with his next French translation project of a book about panoramas. Click here for Classnotes Archives ('59 to '60) Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1960 Back to Top 1961 ● From Lynn Bochner: "When my wife, Madeleine, and I retired down to Florida, we enrolled in CERT classes: Certified Emergency Response Team, under Homeland Security. We followed nine evenings of training, including First Aid, CPR, Search and Rescue, Triage, Fire suppression... We've also gone back to the Fire Department for recertification and refresher sessions. As you probably know, this was Florida's year of the multiple hurricanes. So we got to put our training to good use, though not the kind of activities we expected...actually much less traumatic than we were prepared for. Mostly we waited out the storm, and then donned out hard hats and brightly colored vests, grabbed saws, and went around cutting branches around neighbors' homes, that were preventing them from getting out of their homes. I think the most important service we rendered was looking "official", giving people a sense of security. All in all, out of 901 homes in our association, we lost 150 trees, some roof tiles, a few windows, quite a lot of our sprinkler system. But no one was injured, except in the pockerbook. If anyone is curious, you might look up CERT on the internet." ● Jill (Newman) Iversen wrote: "I would like to report that I have a 24-year-old son, Jeremy, who graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Stanford. He is having a coming-of-age novel called 21 published by Simon & Schuster in March, although as my kid likes to point out, he'll be 25 by then!" Click here for Classnotes Archives (1961) Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1961 Back to Top 1962 An award-winning documentary, by Pierre Sauvage ('62) ● William Rodarmor ('60) was kind enough to send us these updates on two of his classmates: <<Andre Vasu ('62), who practices thoracic surgery in Punta Gorda, Florida, avoided a close encounter of the blast kind with Hurricane Charley, whose 150-mph winds tore his roof and demolished his medical practice building. In his very grim photos, his office looks like a Baghdad bombing. Good thing André himself had the good sense to be 1,400 miles away in Rhode Island. He writes: "We watched on the radar screen as Charley went directly over our house. My wife Peg said, ‘Good thing we weren’t home. I would have been out of there at the last minute and would have been hit in the head with a flying 2 x 4.’ My F-27 sailboat went airborne, flipped 180 degrees, and smashed on the dock, amputating three ten-inch-thick pilings. Need new roof coverings but contents of home OK. Medical office destroyed. But all is well and we will come back to fight another day.” Geoffrey Morson ('62) has made a splash of another kind, by contributing half a dozen biographies to the massive new Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. “All my articles are on fairly specialized subjects,” Geoffrey writes from Cambridge, “but Hamilton will have a quite wide appeal.” That’s putting it mildly. An 18th century diplomat, Sir William Hamilton was famous both as an art collector and a jilted husband. His lovely young wife Emma took up with Lord Nelson, the already-married hero of the Nile, and they all then lived together openly in London. “That would create a stir even today,” writes Geoff. “In 1800, it was an outrage, but people had to swallow it. Nelson was the military hero of his era and was needed to defeat Napoleon at sea (which he did). It would be as if Laura Bush ran off with Dominique de Villepin. Or Madonna with Bill Clinton. Or Dolly Parton with Vladimir Putin.”>> [Editor's Note: We don't know whether Geoffrey knew it when he quipped about Laura Bush and Dominique de Villepin, but Dominique is a LFNY graduate, class of '71.] ● Ronnie Hess wrote: "I'm in France for the year and will reconnect with Colette Friedlander and Violaine Coulondres. Colette has remained a close family friend over the years……I'm teaching school in Dijon for the year and will return in May to the United States where I am director of communications in the Division of International Studies at the University of Wisconsin. I'm in Dijon not only to teach English at the "college" level but also to do research on French education. Reconnecting with some anciens eleves would be interesting for me. Similarly, if you know of any anciens profs who are in France I would also like to get in touch with them. My mother, Tina Hess, who taught English at the Lycee, lives in Florida and will be 94 on October 24. She still thinks fondly of her many years at the Lycee." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1962 to 1964) Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1962 Back to Top 1963Click here for Classnotes Archives (1962 to 1964)Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1963 Back to Top 1964● Dominique Tabah nous ecrit: "Génération 68, faisons table rase du passé, et pourtant la nostalgie ne m'a jamais quittée. Des années sans retour à NY, il fallait s'accoutumer à Paris, à la France, les quelques khâgneux un tantinnet home sick tentaient de faire face, un peu perdus, déboussolés Henri Herlisch à HIV, Tabah à Jules Ferry et les autres ...Certains sont restés, d'autres sont repartis. Les lettres des amis d'Amérique nous faisaient vivre en attendant l'adoption au pays natale puis il y eu les retrouvailles des grandes vacances-- Tibou, Marc Colombard et comme dirait la chanson de la Jeanne Moreau on s'est retrouvé, on s'est perdu de vue et puis voilà qu'il y a tout juste un an une carte m'arrivait de Tibu la Tormenta celle que depuis trente ans (plus!) Béatice (ma soeur,peintre) et moi nous cherchions désespérément, un rendez vous remis, quelle bêtise, cette attente des quelques nuits aux petits matins forcément trop courtes pour tout se raconter jusqu'à plus soif, seul me reste cette voix aux accents enfantins ou se mêlaient les langues de nos histoires. Ce site d'elle que j'appelle, elle en photo virevoltant virtuelle compensation.... et de fil en click le Lycée, consolation d'y retouver les noms de ceux de nos années lycées; cela vous ferait veiller bien tard tant gagne l'émotion superposée en deux temps d'une valse à mille lieux. Peut-être au 19 octobre pour de vrai."Click here for Classnotes Archives (1962 to 1964) Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1964 Back to Top 1965 "George Sand", by Elisabeth (Kramon) Harlan ('65) On the Internet: Danielle Steel Click here for Classnotes Archives (1965) Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1965 Back to Top 1966 Hon. Gary F. Marton ('66) (New York City Civil Court, Housing Part) ● Monique Berard Kinsolving wrote: "[My] daughter Isabelle participated in the Olympic Games in Athens this summer in the 470 sailing class with Katie McDowell. They finished 5th but were very proud of winning one of the races. On hand to watch the Games in Athens with [my] sister Marie Alice Berard Leclercq ('64), [I am] now planning another career after many years at JPMorgan Chase." ● Diana Mara Henry wrote: "Georgette Temerson visited recently from her home in Corsica, and I was happy to spend lots of (but still not enough) time with her. We were joined, for a delightful plein air dinner on Madison Avenue, by Yola and Paule Magloire. Georgette will be coming back again in November, so if you'd like to get together, please e-mail me (check out my web site at the same time!) or call." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1966) Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1966 Diana Henry's Website Back to Top 1967● Jane Trigere wrote: "This August we became grandparents! Our daughter Rachel has a lovely baby boy named Emmet Nathaniel. I just stare at him by the hour. My eldest daughter Zoe has returned from many years in Israel and now works in Boston. It has been years since I have had all my children on one continent. I have started my second year of graduate school at Jewish Theological Seminary in Jewish Art and Material Culture. Last year was great; the brain still works well...maybe even better! Mazal tov to Tessie and Oudi. Where is Linda Morse? I am in NYC from Monday through Wednesday every week if there is a gathering or something."On the Internet: Andre Lubart Click here for Classnotes Archives (1967) Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1967 Back to Top 1968 "Cage" (2001 --oil on baltic birch) by Marc Salz ('68) ● Roger Liwer got married in August (see Milestones/Marriage section) and is moving to Paris with his wife, who is being transferred there by her company. ● Marc Salz wrote: "I will be in a group show at the Borowsky Gallery at Broad and Pine Streets in Philadelphia (the Gershman "Y" http://www.gershmany.org/index.html ) titled "Specific Density". The show will be on from November 21, 2004-January 21, 2005 with an opening reception Thursday,December 9, 5:30-7:30 p.m..... This show was curated by Miriam Seidel who writes for the Philadelphia Inquirer(art critic) and reviews art shows for Art In America magazine occasionally. The paintings I am showing are more dense and complex than my other work so they do fit the theme of the show. Hope you can get to see it." --On the Internet: Nina Bernstein & Andre Spears --Click here for Classnotes Archives (1968) --Click here for Yearbook Photo, Class of 1968 in 1ere --Mini-Reunion: Greg Gould, Andre Spears, and Marc Salz Back to Top 1969!["L'artiste [Francoise Perrin -'69] et un portrait inspiré d'Himalaya"](./webfiles/images/francescar[1].jpg) "L'artiste [Francoise Perrin -'69] et un portrait inspiré d'Himalaya" ● Remy Ayache writes: "I design, analyze and recommend financial software systems for PC/Client server or Internet applications. My wife Hedy is a vice-president of a major New York bank. My sons are both attending Cornell University. Maurice (21) is studying engineering and hopes to do research in Applied Physics. Gabriel (18) is majoring in Hotel Management and would like to pursue a career in management in the service industry." ● Alexandra Bonfante-Warren writes: "I'm a writer, editor, and translator living in New York. This year, I've had two translations come out, Theo: The Other Van Gogh and a wonderful children's book, I'm Not Jealous!. Both are from the French, and my master's thesis in art history will be on Philippe de Champaigne, so those long-ago seeds seem to have taken root. I'm currently putting together a pair of art books on Palazzo Pitti and the Uffizi. I wish us all peace (and fun) in the coming year. Don't forget to vote!" ● Perrine Rouillon nous ecrit: "Si quelqu'un connait quelqu'un qui connaît quelqu'un qui connaît quelqu'un qui pourrait avoir envie de publier un de mes livres en anglais ça me donnerait déjà un prétexte pour venir à New-York." (Click on related link to the right or below for a website that discusses her publications.) --On the Internet: Francoise Perrin ("Francesca") website --Click here for Classnotes Archives (1969) --Click here for Photo, Class of 1969 in 1ere --Click here for Remy Ayache's photos of Class of 1969 Reunion --A fan of Perrine Rouillon talks about her books Back to Top 1970● Dr. Debbie (Heller) Lifschitz wrote: "[I have] terminated 12 years as chair of the English Department and 10 years as Assistant Dean at Michlalah-Jerusalem College. [I am] currently, Chair of the Research unit. Two of my 5 children are married and we have 7 grandchildren. My husband is a Senior orthopedic surgeon at Sha'are Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. We will be happy to host any alumni visiting Israel."On the Internet: Suzanne Singer Click here for Classnotes Archives (1970) Click here for Yearbook Photos, Class of 1970, in 1ereA Click here for Yearbook Photos, Class of 1970, in 1ereCD Back to Top 1971 Top: "Anne Frank" by Kem (Knapp) Sawyer ('71) Bottom: Olga (Kokkinopoulos) Bensadoun ('71) ● Manoële (Jacques) Dochy nous ecrit: "Avant tout je voulais vous dire un grand BRAVO pour le site AALFNY. C’est avec beaucoup de plaisir que je l’ai découvert. Bien que je sois partie avant l’année du bac, les photos des élèves de l’année de ma promotion ainsi que celles avoisinantes ont ravivés un grand nombre de merveilleux souvenirs....Grâce à tout votre travail j’ai pu renouer contact avec des anciens ou lire avec beaucoup d’intérêts les chemins parcourus par d’autres. En ce qui me concerne, je suis mariée, j’ai deux filles (l’aînée ayant une bourse fait un doctorat en bio-chimie à Dresden en Allemagne, et ma cadette est en première licence en Psychologie d’entreprise à l’Université Libre de Bruxelles). J’ai également un beau-fils qui est marié et qui nous a promus au grade de « grands-parents». Pour ma part, je travaille comme Assistante de Direction et suis en charge de tout ce qui concerne les ressources humaines et la législation sociale." ● Kem Sawyer tells us that she has a new book out: Anne Frank (a biography for children for ages nine and up) published by DK. ● Ronald Grelsamer MD has published What Your Doctor May NOT Tell you about Hip and Knee Replacement Surgery [Warner 2004] as a follow-up to What Your Doctor May NOT Tell you about Knee Pain and Surgery [Warner 2002]. --Click here for Classnotes Archives (1971 and 1972) --Click here for Yearbook Photos, Class of 1971 --On the Internet: Leslie Bogart and Ronald Grelsamer Back to Top 1972●Hala (Tomeh) Ibrahim wrote: "Nancy Pascal and I met for the first time since we graduated from the Lycee in 1972. My family and I went to celebrate our son's high school graduation in Antigua for one week. I wrote Nancy, who resides in Martinique, while I was in Jordan, not really expecting it to happen. But it did! She came with her husband, Marcel, during the weekend we were there. 32 years we have been writing to each other and we finally met. It was a happy reunion that happens in dreams, but we were fortunate that it was real. We talked so much trying to fit 32 years of things not said in our letters in two days. Best wishes to all who attempt to reunite."●Bambi Sloan wrote: "Moved to Paris in 1972, translated english & american films & TV series (including the series The Avengers ! ) for french TV to pay my art and graphic studies. Long story, but I became a fashion PR for top designers and opened my own business 25 years ago. Fashion PR is my main business but have branched out as an Interior designer and fashion consultant. Another long story but also owned and designed club in Notting Hill, London that we sold ( very sadly ) last year. I have a 19 year old son, Martin, and a 15 year old daughter, Billie Jeanne. Still see Sonia ( Simon ) who lives in LA, California and Patricia ( Astric ) who lives in Paris and works for Dior. Would be lovely to hear from you." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1971 and 1972) Click here for Yearbook Photos, Class of 1972 In Memoriam: Gerard Crouzilhat and Valerie (Noel) Claisse Back to Top 1973● Tom Teicholz writes: "I live in Santa Monica, CA with my wife Amy and daughter Natasha (6). I am a journalist and have also worked in the film industry as an executive and a producer -- my niche being remaking French Films (so that Lycee education did come in handy!)"Click here for Classnotes Archives (1973) Back to Top 1974 Class of '74 Reunion (October, 2004) ● Diana Flescher wrote: " I want to tell you that I wrote to Dominique Ferrer after you contacted me, and she just called me from Paris yesterday. we talked for nearly an hour (after 35 years!). It was really wonderful. So thanks again for being the 'middle-man'." ●From Jessica Levine: "I'm still living in Berkeley, California with my husband and two little girls adopted from China. I divide my time between writing (scholarship about American literature and fiction) and a new business I've started practicing traditional, compass-style feng shui." ● Theresa (Pearse) Eichenwald wrote: "I am a physician and doing very well in practice. I am married to a New York Times reporter who is also an author ( he has written several books; one is going to be made into a movie starring Matt Damon). I have three sons age 13, 10 and 7. I also have a dog who is truly a mutt. My parents are still living at the age of 90 and 93. I would love to hear about my classmates." ● From Jeremy Yates: "I am now the proud uncle of Alexander Yates Cacciato, son of Natalie Yates Cacciato and Richard Louis Cacciato. I am now having a great time bonding with him. I am also looking for Flavia Westerman Dobinson who was with us in 11ème. Has anyone seen her?" Micheline Dugué MD '87 contributed news of his recent birthday party: "Jeremy celebrated his birthday with family (his mom as well as Natalie and Richard), Lycée friends (Alessandra Gagliardi '86 and me), and almost a dozen other family friends of all ages, on Sunday, October 24th. Natalie hosted a delightful home-cooked meal complete with mulled wine and tarte tatin. All the guests brought a clean joke to share and had a great time!" Click here for Classnotes Archives (1974) Click here for Class of '74 Reunion Notes and Photos Back to Top 1975● Seth Lewis wrote: "Sorry for the lack of communication from my last update about two years ago - we live in interesting times. Am still in London but in the meantime have completed an MBA - better late than never, successfully undergone a heart valve replacement - earlier than I would have liked but feel much better for it, lost a chunk of weight - should have done that years ago, and have recently started a new job as Director of Brand Standards with InterContinental Hotels - basically the link between our 140 hotels and the global brand team; a great exciting challenge."● Philip Davis wrote: "My five-year old company conducts due diligence, competitive intelligence, and business security services for corporations and law firms. Prior to founding Research Analytics, I was director of forensic accounting and Internet security services at an international investigation firm in Washington, DC. Prior to that, I was a senior auditor for the Department of Defense's Office of the Inspector General. In 1996, I founded Potomac Runners, a free, year-round marathon and triathlon training program that trains more than 500 runners a year in Washington, DC. Since 1990, I have competed in more than 100 multi-sport and endurance races, including 18 marathons and 7 Ironman distance triathlons. I have a Master of Science degree in Accounting from the University of Virginia and a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Roanoke College, where I also played Varsity Basketball." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1975) Back to Top 1976 Xavier Noel's ('76) firm has been and continues to be one of our most generous supporters. ● Isabelle (Baudry) McDonald wrote: "I am married with 3 children : Alex age 17, Katherine age 15, Emily age 12. I am lliving and working in Montclair, NJ as a Learning Disabilities Specialist in private practice. I had dinner with another classmate Frederica Adelman about 6 months ago. We had not seen each other in about 25 years . It's amazing how the years are flying by. I have totally lost touch with the majority of my classmates unfortunately but have quite good memories of my four years at the Lycee and the terror of preparing for the dreaded Bacheo." --Click here for Classnotes Archives (1976) --Parisgourmet.com Back to Top 1977 Nicolas Reynard ('77) (Deceased, November 11, 2004) ● Veronique (Stanek) Rousseau-Vellones wrote that she has put up for sale her auberge in the Loire Valley ("La Bergerie") and as soon as she finds a buyer, will be moving to Provence. ● Clarissa (Gyorgy) Fetrow shared this with us: "Hi Everyone, I began at the Lycee in 1965 and attended from 11eme through 5eme. I was recently surprised to see that my artwork graces several of those old yearbooks. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. I loved a lot of my classmates from around the world, I loved the beautiful buildings we were in (did you know that most schools don't have marble ballrooms?), I loved being affirmed for being smart and eager to learn. But it was also pretty repressive on many of our spirits, as I recall. Still, I am proud to have gone, and I remember a lot fondly. I have loved language ever since. I have loved the combination of charcoal grey and navy blue ever since. I taught French, English and Spanish for a few years. Now I live in Seattle, with my husband David and our 18 month old daughter Miranda. I have a quieter life than I had in New York, with fresher air, but fewer museums. I love it here, and visit NY for a few days every couple of years. I rarely speak French these days, but when I do, even when I'm stumbling and groping for words, I'm told I have a beautiful accent. I'd love to hear from those who remember me. Take care, and defeat Bush November 2nd!" ● Lisa Stern wrote: "Since I last checked in my husband David and I have had a daughter, Yonina, born on Sept. 1, 2003 (Labor Day!). She is now nearing 15 months and idolizes her big brother Asher (5 1/2 yrs.). I've also gotten another post-doctoral degree, in group psychoanalysis. My life is very full between my family, my private practice, teaching, and writing." --Click here for Classnotes Archives, Class of 1977 --In Memoriam: Nicolas Reynard ('77) Back to Top 1978 Chantal Mariani ('78) "Most Promising Actress, 2001" (Curtain Up Awards) ● Charles Giblain wrote: "Since my last update, major changes. After 8 years in Executive Search, I decided to switch fields and moved to Madagascar. We have been there for the last 2 years. I currently run a textile company (cotton growing, spinning,weaving, finishing...) based in Antsirabé. I employ over one thousand people ....and trying to compete against the chinese!! If you drop by in the region please give me a buzz." ● Carla (Rosen) Vacher wrote: "As of April 2004, I assumed the position of Commercial Specialist with the Department of Commerce at the U.S. Embassy in Luxembourg. I have enjoyed working directly with the Ambassador on supporting U.S. business interests in Luxembourg, increasing U.S. exports and also assisting Luxembourg companies do business in the U.S. On the home front, the renovation of our farmhouse is progressing well - we're taking the positive approach to the long timeline, since the quality is excellent! Hope to see Lycee friends soon. I've been fortunate to keep up with Annabelle Cone, Natalie Yates and Dominique Richard, whom I saw last summer on the Riviera! Will be happy to host guests as soon as the house is done (2006??) All the best to everyone." ● Riccardo Guariglia shared this with us: "Dear "camarades", recently I have given to "Class Notes" a brief summary of my life, since I left the Lycée Français, in 1975. I now have to update my personal information, as I have just moved brom Bruxelles to Brasilia, where I am now the Deputy Head of Mission of the Italian Embassy in Brazil. It happened that I didn't know almost at all Brazil, when I arrived here last month: it is a fantastic country (rather a continent!), and Brasilia is an amazing and incredible city to live in! The family is OK, and the three children are attending the "Lycée Français de Brasilia", respectively in 3ème, 4ème, and 6ème (all classes which I have attended in New York, from 1971 to 1975!). I look forward to hear from all of You! Cheers from Brazil, Riccardo." ● From Greg Dale: "Where to start? After graduating from Princeton in 1981, I spent the next ten years acting and directing in NYC, then moved to Tokyo where I've been for the last thirteen years. I'm acting and directing here, too, in Broadway level plays with Japanese theater companies. I'm also doing lots of commercial narrations in English and French (something I owe to my eight years at the Lycee). Three years ago, I married Yayoi Miyamoto and am living in bliss in our new home. No kids yet." ● Fred Kapner reports he has moved from Milan to London to edit European political and general news pages at FT. ● Lianne Coleman sent us this amusing news about the Lycee: "I don't know if you are aware of this but I was at the Bronx Botanical Gardens the other day and they have the Holiday Train Show until Jan 9, 2004 which depicts replicas of historic landmark buildings in miniatures made out of leaves, branches, mushrooms etc. There in front of me was a replica of the Lycee Francais on 72nd Street. I nearly fainted dead away. I hope everyone has a chance to see it.It was really cool." ● Geoffrey Knauth wrote: "My wife Robin just completed her Th.D. at Harvard and teaches at Lycoming College. We have two sons, Alexander (7) and William (5)." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1978) Back to Top 1979 Dr. Osbert Blow ('79) ● Osbert Blow sent us this update: "Osbert Blow MD, PhD, FACS, left after premiere to attend Columbia University where he majored in French language and literature. He received his MD and PhD from Duke where he met his lovely wife, Barbara Bennett Blow, RN, MSN, PNP. They traveled to Charlottesville, Virginia for his internship and residency in General Surgery. After a one year fellowship in Trauma and Surgical Critical Care at Shock Trauma in Baltimore, they moved to San Antonio, Texas where Dr. Blow directed the Pediatric and Emergency Surgery program at University of Texas Health Science Center. He has published several manuscripts and book chapters and is a member of numerous Surgical Societies and was recently inducted into the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma. Dr. Blow has been the Chief of Trauma and Surgical Critical Care at Overland Park Regional Medical Center in Overland Park, Kansas since August 2003. He and Barbara have four children. Alex, 12, Sam, 10, Audrey, 7, and Madison, 2 years old. His and Barbara's biggest interest is spending as much time with their children as possible. Osbert's mother still resides in New York City and sees the Lycee students all of the time and remembers when her son was at the school." ● From Holley Stewart: "Although Holley Stewart is Class of 1979, she left the Lycee after 4eme when her family moved to Washington, DC where she transfered into the American public school system. She holds a bachelor's degree in French history and literature from Harvard University and a master's degree in medical demography from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. In a former life (pre-master's degree), Holley trained and worked as a professional actress based in New York City. After earning her MSc., she moved to South Africa and worked with the Medical Research Council of South Africa and the Africa Center for Health and Population Studies in Kwa-Zulu Natal on a school-based dual protection intervention against unplanned pregnancy and HIV infection. She returned to Washington, DC and worked with the Population Council on an evaluation of UNICEF-supported prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission programs in Rwanda and Côte d'Ivoire) and on five research studies on reproductive health and HIV/AIDS. She is currently the reproductive health advisor on a USAID-funded project focused research and analysis, advocacy and dissemination and capacity building in Africa at the Academy for Educational Development." ● Hillary Ray shared this with us: "Well, it has already been over a year since my last note when I reported I was pregnant with our second child and about to visit New York for work. My visit went fine but I was very busy with meetings with US regulators and lawyers and visiting my parents while tired from the pregnancy, so apologies for keeping a low profile. I did have the great pleasure of seeing Harriet Gerard ('80). Harriet, when are you going to update the newsletter? Upon my return, Ella was born without much fuss and, to our good fortune, has been a good sleeper ever since. However we regularly wake up for her older brother! Sean starts at the Lycee Francais here in December on his third birthday. Sydney, has been called “Frappuccino heaven” by Bill Bryson, deservedly so. There is something to be said for not having to wear socks most of the year. Sydney also follows the English model for schools and its private ones are mostly single-sex which I did not want for Sean or Ella. The public schools teach Italian and not French. I was very keen that sean and Ella learn French as speaking French has been a great asset for me in many ways. Australia is very remote and I think a grounding in French language and literature give a child an opening into another culture and all its treasures such as literature, art and music. Fortunately for us, there is a French Lycee here that follows the curriculum set by the French government and that by the Australian department of education. There are, surprisingly, perhaps many French people living in Sydney and the school is expanding. Work is fine though busy (no matter who wins an election, there is always work for lawyers!), and I have not been able to be involved in many human rights projects this year. Family takes up most of my time. Mark, my Aussie husband, works part-time and helps a lot with the kids. I guess I am lucky that things are a bit more relaxed here and we do not have to work all the time. I have asked my sister Sabrina ('85) , also LFNY, who leads a very exciting life in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan to send in an update, and my other sister Ashley ('89) , LFNY and lives in NYC, to write in. I would love to hear from any of my Lycee contemporaries and hope everyone is doing well. Write in with your news!" Click here for Classnotes Archives (1979 ) Back to Top 1980 Susan Fales Hill ('80) ● Amy Nammack-Weiss shared this with us: "Just moved from Maui to West Palm Beach, Florida, in time for all the hurricanes! Had a reunion in Orlando, this past August, with Noro Rabetafika and Sonia Doo Kingue(1980). We talked about old and new times, it had been over twenty years. Also, got in touch with Philippe Hyman, by e-mail, thanks to your web-site. Even though I have worked at many different occupations, I find I am happiest as a mother to my 2 year old daughter Jessie, and my 7 year old son Zack. My husband Randy and I don't know how much longer we will stay in Florida. Colorado? California? Hope that classmates get in touch. Love to all." On the Internet: Donatella Lorch Click here for Classnotes Archives (1980) Back to Top 1981● From Monica Dugot: "I have made a job switch and recently started a new position at Christie's as Senior Vice President and Director of Restitution."● Jacques Longerstaey wrote: "I moved to Boston in late 2003 to take on the role of head of risk management for Putnam Investments. There's really nothing more interesting than being part of a team turning a firm around. Another plus is Boston's great quality of life (notwithstanding my wife's complaints that everytime we move, we go further north and it gets colder.) Contact me if you're ever in town." ● Jean-Pierre Dareys shared this with us: "I graduated the LFNY in 1981. After that I attended NYU where I otained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. Since then I have worked in the NYC Metropolitan area in the IT business. Two years ago I decided to go solo and started my own consulting business. I am still single but dating. Unfortunately, I did not keep in touch with any of my peers from the LFNY and I am currently looking to change that. Hopefully you can help." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1981 to 1982) Back to Top 1982 "Forbidden Flower " (1997 -dry pastel on paper) by Ilaria Camerini ('82) Click here for Classnotes Archives (1981 to 1982) Back to Top 1983--Click here for Classnotes Archives (1983 to 1984)Back to Top 1984● Geneviève Bax-Mejia nous ecrit: "Apres tant d'annees, je crois que je vais finalement revoir Frederic Giauque, Phavie Leang et Frederic Duby... J'espere qu'a la prochaine reunion de mon annee je serai la, car j'aimerais vraiment renouer les contacts avec certains copains jusqu'a maintenant 'perdus de vue'!"● Christophe Dupont wrote: "As of last September, I've been appointed Director, Renault Design Barcelona, and as my new title suggests, have relocated to Barcelona with wife and three children...anyone living in Barcelona is welcome to contact me." [His email address is available upon request from the LFNY Alumni Association] --Click here for Classnotes Archives (1983 to 1984) Back to Top 1985● Jean-Edouard Courcier wrote: "My wife, Astrid Macintosh Carver, and I are living in Zürich, Switzerland. We have two daughters, Léonore (2002) and Célia (2004). Astrid works for a video software company (Artsum) and I work at the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA)."● Sabrina Ray wrote: "I'm in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, now (Kazakhstan and Ukraine before). My Italian husband Emilio attended the Lycee Francais Chateaubriand, Rome, and works for the EU. Based in Brussels, Rome & Croatia, we live in the former Soviet Union. I'm raising 2 beautiful kids (nearly 8 & 10!) and working here and there in project development while not doing homework or in the bazaar scoping out tonight's treat. Life is a trip and a half!" ● Pierre Oury wrote: "I was recently promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in the USAF. I am serving with the DC Air National Guard at Andrews AFB as an F-16 pilot and was sent to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom in Mar-Apr 2003. I am also a pilot for United Airlines currently living in Washington DC with my wife Jennifer." On the Internet: Jean-Paul Knott Click here for Classnotes Archives (1985) Back to Top 1986● Astrid Martheleur writes: "Hello everyone! I can't tell you how great it was to read all of your updates. While much has happened over the years, I feel that all can be summed up in a very abridged paragraph:Since leaving the Lycee, my professional vocation has always been in fashion- specifically launching new designers to the domestic/international market. Currently, I am the VP of global sales and merchandising for Diane Von Furstenberg for the past 5 years. I recently moved to London for the company, where I met a wonderful (younger!) man. Perhaps this time a runaway-bride I will not be! I have no children-yet- but have 2 great dogs- one of which belonged to my brother Didier, who very tragically passed away in the summer of '97 at the age of 28. That having been said, times have certainly been tough. For the most part though, I feel very blessed with my life and look forward to more alumni updates!" ● Lance Brown is a Dermatologist practicing in NYC. ● Anne Bax writes: "After 7 years of thoroughly enjoying consulting, I decided to join the University lifestyle again (in the Continuous Education Division). The idea, of course was to recover the work-life balance that would give me more time to be with our 3-year old twins, Natalia and Julian. Living in Mexico makes it difficult to attend reunions, but I would love to hear from old Lycée Friends." ● Euan Rellie wrote: " I have moved back to live in New York and married Lucy Sykes. I run an Asia-focused M&A boutique. Our first child, the likeable but absurdly named Heathcliff, was born on July 31, 2003." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1986) Back to Top 1987● Sophie Gest nous écrit: "J'exploite avec mon compagnon un hotel restaurant gastronomique dans le Gers."● "Olivier Poncet says hello to all of his old friends from the Lycee and hopes that they are all doing well. He is extremely happy to finally be back in NYC after a 5-year stint in the suburbs (pas recommendé), and is now living a mere two blocks from the new Lycee building (this was on purpose: he is looking forward to sending his beloved daughter, Colette, who turns 2 at the end of October, to the Lycee starting next year, and is currently going through the interview / application process, etc). He has been working at Deutsche Bank in NYC for over 7 years now, and is currently Business Manager for the Private Client / Private Wealth Management division). It was thrilling to see a message from Ken, with news of him and Ali, two of my best buddies (and first band-mates) back then, along with Steve Siegel of course (long live Chestnut Dessert). Would love to get back in touch with any of my old classmates if any of you are still lurking around this wonderful city... (Marc Doo Kingué, où es-tu?!?)" ● Pierre Oury ('85) shared this with us: "My sister, Christine Oury ('87), now has two small boys Mathieu and Alexandre and currently lives near Denver, Colorado with her husband Joel. She works for a satellite/telecommunications company." ● March 11th marked another birthday for Micheline Dugué '87. About a dozen alumni joined Micheline's family and other friends to celebrate at the Union Square area restaurant, Lucy. Top-notch sangria flowed and platters of great scallop “ceviche” arrived and were quickly emptied. Alumni revelers included Natalie Yates Cacciato '78, Jeremy Yates '74, Susan Schwenger '80, Vanessa der Calousdian ’94, Druce Vertes '83, Alessandra Gagliardi '86, Gloria Tulliu '73, Jackie Tolkowsky, and Mathieu Moulin, among others... They brought their good cheer and gifts of books-- rather like the old days of the distribution des prix! Click here for Classnotes Archives (1987) Back to Top 1988 Whitney Postman ('88) ● Shawn Fields and her husband Jorge Rodriguez relocated to London from New York in May 2004. Shawn is working for PepsiCo International's UK Division in marketing. They are living in South Kensington. ● Whitney Postman wrote: "The professional update: Earlier this year I moved to the Washington DC area for a job as a post-doctoral fellow at National Institutes of Health, where I am involved in research on brain and language using imaging techniques such as fMRI, with special emphasis on the neural basis of language recovery in post-stroke aphasia. The personal update: The attached photo of me was taken in August at the Indonesian Embassy in DC. As a doctoral student I'd done some linguistic research in Indonesia. Yet despite my overall greater interest in that Southeast Asian country and its people, I find myself dating a lovely French man from Amiens, also a post-doc at NIH....Affectueusement, Whitney" ● Nicolas Boulgaris is "back in the world of Private banking after graduating from INSEAD. Our second child, Catherine was born in January." ● And this from Aida(Wane) Neary: "I got married in June of this year to a wonderful man, Tim Neary, and after nine wonderful years in Chicago, we moved to Texas where my husband got a job teaching History at Stephen F. Austin State University. After two months of doing nothing, I got a job at the university as the assistant to the Board of Regents. So after five months of marriage, Tim and I find ourselves on oppposite sides of university life ( academia vs. administration)." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1988) Back to Top 1989 Flavie Mouraux Durand-Ruel ('89) ● Flavie (Durand Ruel) Mouraux writes: "Thank you for your regular messages which often bring me back to the good time I spent in the Lycée Français de New York. I take this opportunity to inform you that I am very excited about a personal project which will bring me back to NY very soon : I will have the pleasure of giving a lecture on my ancestor, Paul Durand-Ruel, Friend and Art-Dealer of the Impressionists at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Wednesday 10th November 2004." ● Camille (Lévitte) Vernerey wrote: "After so many years...I eventually give some news! I got married in 2000 with Laurent Vernerey and we had a little boy, Adrien in February 2003. I stopped working (I was in the PR and communication business, first in Phoenix, AZ where I lived with my husband, then Paris) to take care of Adrien. I am still in contact with many friends and teachers from the Lycée. Nathalie Dassas and Caroline de Marco with whom we go to the park with their children and also Denise McConnee who was my sister's nursery teacher. As my sister now works and live in New York again and my parents in Washington DC I hope I will be visiting the new Lycée pretty soon! Thanks for the news and the great web site." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1989) Back to Top 1990● Rachel Viain writes: "My spouse Patrice and I welcomed our first child, daughter Romane Marie Goyer on June 10th, 2004. Romane and parents are doing extremely well. She is the light of our lives. My best friend Myriam Damdami (1990) is Romane's Godmother. I am enjoying a well deserved maternity leave with her. Here in Canada we are lucky enough to receive a complete year off. I plan to return to my job as Marketing Coordinator for Roche Diagnostics Canada, next spring. Hello to my 1990 classmates, hope all is well. Please feel free to write. Best regards."● "Nick Weber and his wife Robyn and girls Stephanie and Taylor (3 year old twins!) and son Cole (2 years old) relocated from Hong Kong to London this in January 2004. They live in Cobham, Surrey, where there is plenty of space for the kids. Nick commutes to London and continues to work at Goldman Sachs where he has been since graduating from college. Robyn, a former attorney, is currently serving as 3rd Vice President of the American Women of Surrey, in charge of welcoming. The kids are attending Downsend, a nearby British school and are enjoying it. Nick's brother Scott ('93) is married to Cathy Boule (also '93). They currently live in France close to Geneva with their lovely daughter Clara (3 years old). Scott works at the United Nations. Nick's youngest brother, Eric ('97), is also married (to Annie who he met at Vanderbilt) and has recently moved to Illinois to complete his PHD in Philosophy." ● Vanessa (Muller) Himmer nous ecrit: "Après avoir quitté New-York, je suis partie vivre en Suisse où j'ai obtenu un diplôme en Sciences Politiques. Puis j'ai travaillé dans une agence de pub pendant 3 ans. Aujourd'hui je vis à Londres avec mes 3 enfants (9 ans,7 ans et 2 ans) et mon mari qui travaille dans la finance. Grâce à votre association, je viens de rentrer en contact avec deux de mes anciens amis: David Damiba et Anne Loewenstein.Salutations. A bientôt. ● Laure (Hernandez) Geffros nous ecrit: "Bonjour à tous, quel plaisir de découvrir ce que mes camarades de classes sont devenus. Stéphane, mon mari, et moi avons fété nos sept ans de mariage cet été. Notre petite Laura va sur ses trois ans et est fière de ses petits frères qui nous ont rejoint cet été, Loïc et Titouan. Nous vivons en Seine-et-Marne tous les cinq. J'ai récemment repris contact avec Ingrid Doerfler qui a deux petits garçons et Valérie Reyser. J'aimerai beaucoup avoir des nouvelles de Béatrice Varichon et Dorothée Cavignaux. Merci de faire passer le message. A quand une réunion des anciens de 1990 sur Paris? Grosses bises à tous et à bientôt. Merci pour ce super site qui ne nous rajeunit pas mais qui procure tant de bonheur." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1990) Back to Top 1991● Pamela (Guiraud) Darondeau writes: "My husband and I are planning on going to NY this summer, and we are studying the possibility of coming to live in the States (not necessarily in NY). We both are food science engineers (ingénieur agroalimentaire). I work in marketing at Heinz (ketchup), Hervé, my husband, works for Bourjois Chanel (makeup and perfume)." She also asks:"Would you have any advice regarding web sites, people to contact... to find a job in the US, hopefully for both of us? I'm willing to start networking. We would like to move as of Sept 2004, since my husband finishes an MBA in June." ● Manuel da Graça wrote: "Hy to all of u who still remember! Well after leaving LFNY(1982), I went back to Libreville-Gabon where I stayed till 11th grade in the mathematics & Science section (1989), I then went to Sophia Antipolis at Centre International de Valbonne for a year and finally graduated High School in the Alps at the Lycee Climatique d'Embrun (near Gap, Serre Chevalier); majoring in Economy(1992). After that I flew to Paris where I enrolled at Lincoln International Business School (1996) ... it's a ride ... I went back to Gabon and worked as a local radio Development and Market Manager, Produced some radio shows, organised cultural events, was a radio Host (2001). I needed more knowledge of the business and spend some time with my travelling Dad ... so I established myself in Lisbon where I had a continuing formation in Video Production and worked in the Broadcast production field ..(2004) I am now living in the Atlanta area ... living a new experience ...takE it EasY ... bUt tAke iT (@@)" ● Marcel Faivet wrote: "Howdie. After years and years of studying, I worked in the sports marketing area for a few years in NYC before going back to Switzerland to work for a small consulting/accounting company. In August, I will be starting a new job in the logistics area for Tommy Hilfiger Watches. I would love to get news from the people who graduated in 1991 and 1992." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1991) Back to Top 1992● Pascaline (Allez) De Mesmay writes: "I am living in Paris with my husband and baby girl (June 2003). I work at the Ecole du Louvre where I teach Art history (Sculpture from XVIIth century to the 2nd World War). I also created a small business organizing art tours in Paris museums and monuments."● From Nathalie Moureto: "I returned to New York City last August 2003 after earning an MBA from INSEAD. I am currently working in my family business, Spring Flowers, a chain of multi-brand luxury boutiques for children. I join my sister, Cynthia Moureto (Class of 1996), who has been in the business since graduating from Pepperdine University in 2000." ● Stan Wojewodzki wrote: "Two years without giving any news, I figured it was time for an update. After Disney, crossed the indian ocean on a sailboat with Samy Beriah (also '92) and then part of the med, still on a sailboat. Recently joined Nicolas Serin (93) and his brother Emmanuel Serin (92) who have just acquired a vineyard in Montpellier a couple of years back, to head the wine sales worldwide. A very exciting project for the three of us. Le Domaine de la Dourbie wines should be available in New York's finest restaurants and wine cellars first half 2005. Let me know if any of you have had a chance to taste it and where. We'd love some feedback from old friends. Bonne dégustation et à bientôt." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1992) Back to Top 1993● Wouter van Daele received a Master of Science degree in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University in 2004.Click here for Classnotes Archives (1993) Back to Top 1994● Enrique ter Horst writes: "I have finished my Ph.D in statistics at Duke University and am currently working at Morgan Stanley in London in the Research Division. An info website where to find info on me is:http://www.stat.duke.edu/people/alumni.html" ● Nicholas McIntyre writes: "I only attended the Lycee for one year but am back in New York City and would be interested in meeting up with some people or going to a reunion as I have some good memories of the place and the time." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1994 to 1995) Back to Top 1995 Nicolas Dilain ('95) ● Stéphanie Cabrera lives in New York City and is working in photography. ● Delphine Naudin wrote: "After LFNY, I went to Boston University where I got my BA in Psychology in 1999. I then went back to New York where I taught at a Montessori School for 3 years.. Spent a lot of time with toddlers then. After that, I decided to go back to school to get my Masters. I got my masters in social work from Tulane University last December. I am currently living in New Orleans and work for a state agency as a social worker working with families in need of services. I still keep in touch with Nathalie Mounier with whom I am still very good friends. We actually lived in New Orleans together for two years. I'd love to hear from my old classmates." ● Andrea Livi wrote: "I completed my master's in Historic Preservation from UVM as planned in 2002. I lived for a short while in Pennsylvania and was employed as an architectural historian there. I am currently working on my doctorate in Urban Planning and Design at the University of Maryland. I live in the Washington, D.C. suburbs with my fiancé. We got engaged recently, on our 6th anniversary." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1994 to 1995) Back to Top 1996● Pamela (Guiraud) Darondeau ('91) sent us this news regarding her brother Laurent Guiraud: "Laurent is doing great, he just finished law school in France and is a brand new lawyer."● Leilah Broukhim wrote: "Hello to everyone out there! Wow, class of ´96, has it been that long? I am currently living in Madrid, Spain! After the lycee I studied film at Columbia U. but instead of jumping into the film world after graduation, I decided to move to Spain for a year to learn all I could about flamenco. And after a lot of back and forth, I am permanently living here and working as a flamenco dancer! Crazy... My sister Soraya ('98) still lives in NYC and is an amazing theatre actress!!! I miss you Sorry!... I´ve been in touch with Helene Zivkovich ('96) in Paris and through her have heard about about the whole group. Antti Kourula ('96) got married!!! And so did Seny Kamara ('96)!!! Congradulations!!! I have also been in touch with Patrice Augustin, Karim Abbadi, Cynthia Moureto and Gerarg Honig (who also went to Columbia!). Kisses to everyone and I hope you are all well! Love, L." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1996) Back to Top 1997Click here for Classnotes Archives (1997)Back to Top 1998● Alex Potier writes: "Graduated from UC-Berkeley with a MS in mechanical engineering. Currently living in Oakland and working for an aviation company in Sunnyvale as an aviation systems analyst. Loving the West Coast, this place rawks!! =)"● Julia Lutzke wrote: "I graduated from NYU grad school as a music performance major in May, 2004. I have also been teaching violin at the Lycée Français in the afterschool program since the beginning of the year of 2004. Aside from this, I play concerts, teach privately, and teach in 3 other music programs located in different parts of NYC." Click here for Classnotes Archives (1998 to 1999) Back to Top 1999● Christine Phillpotts wrote: "I am currently working in JPMorgan's Asset Management division as an investment analyst. I also serve on the President's Council of St. Vincent's Hospital in New York."● Emilie Rosanvallon graduated from Vassar in 2003 and is now studying to be a Clown at the Circus Center in San Francisco. She would like to know whether anyone has information on how to contact Rediens Collot, her old French Prof. at the Lycee. Click here for Classnotes Archives (1998 to 1999) Back to Top 2000●Laura Gerchik writes: "After spending a year studying abroad at the Universite de Paris IX- Dauphine in 2002, I graduated in December 2003 from the University of Massachusetts Amherst,with a B.A in Integrated Marketing Communications. I'm currently working as an Investment Advisor for the Invest in France Agency - the French government agency for international investments. I'm happy to say that I am still in touch with several LFNY alum, and retain a wonderful memory of my time at the lycee."Click here for Classnotes Archives (2000 to 2003) Back to Top 2001 Kevin Haddock ('01) Click here for Classnotes Archives (2000 to 2003) Back to Top 2002 Jonathan Teper ('02) ● Eve de la Mothe Karoubi wrote: "I am studying abroad in South Africa this semester and will be returning to the States for spring semester at Amherst College." ● Jonathan Teper wrote: "During the fall’03 semester, I transferred into Tufts’ College of Liberal Arts where I now a 3rd year student of quantitative economics. I have a strong interest in entrepreuneurial leadership, economic theory, international affairs, and cross cultural analyses.....I am currently developing an initiative aimed at consolidating of entrepreneurial resources at Tufts with YET (the Young Entrepreneurs at Tufts organization).....I traveled to Latin America during the summer of 2003, and there developed an interest in Latin American politics and sustaining economic development, particularly in Ecuador and I plan on returning there during this summer!....I have worked as a program designer for ISO Healthcare Consulting, and as a business analyst for Monitor Consulting." On the Internet: Jonathan Teper Click here for Classnotes Archives (2000 to 2003) Click here for Graduation Day Photos, Class of 2002 Back to Top 2003Click here for Classnotes Archives (2000 to 2003)Back to Top Interested in being your Class Representative?Curious about your classmates? Disappointed not to see more information for your class year? Why not become a class representative? You can help us collect information and keep your class network alive and connected. It will not take up a lot of time, and it is quite fun! And who knows, you might even reconnect with that little red-haired girl from Latin class...To find out more about becoming a Class Representative, email us at info@lfnyalumni.org Back to Top Interested in organizing your Class Reunion?E-mail us atinfo@lfnyalumni.org. Back to Top Notices that arrived too late to be included in the current newsletter will appear in the next edition. Stay tuned and keep the news flowing! Les annonces qui sont arrivées trop tard pour être publiées dans le bulletin actuel, paraîtront dans la prochaine édition. classnotes@lfnyalumni.org Back to Top |
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