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then 6 now Ekizian, Joanne [Clamage]
142 Central St
Mansfield, MA 02048
508/337-8657
info@emasary.com
husband Marc, children Emalie 12 and Sara 10

It is no big surprise to anyone that I pursued a career in Art Education. My motivation... Daveda Movitz's Saturday classes, Mrs. Wyman's tooth brush spatter paint fall leave project, and that smell of the mimeo machine chemicals! I attended Mass College of Art and majored in Art Education, my first job was in Newton teaching at NNHS, I taught students with disabilities and traveled around to every school in Newton. I did meet up with Mr. Tefft who in 1980 was teaching a very happy class of fifth graders in Newtonville. I managed to stay employed even when art was cut from most every school, but juggled up to 8 jobs at a time. This crazy schedule plus the pursuit of benefits sent me into the non-profit world where I was the program coordinator for Very Special Arts Mass. an organization that brings art experiences to children with disabilities. I found that I missed being wth kids and left my administrative job to return to the classroom and taught in Stow, Mass for 12 years with total DIVA status. This past year I left Stow and the 2 hour commute to be closer to home and my daughters; Emalie is in the sixth grade and Sara is in the fourth grade. My husband Marc is a landscape painter and makes his living doing 3-D animation for architects. In my spare time (yah right) I am a fiber artist and have managed to have several shows and have some work in a gallery in Boston and R.I.
I am looking forward to the reunion, I can't wait to reminisce with all of you about candy from Miss Joy, the annual pumpkin sale and the infamous chocolate covered ants that turned up at the Williams School bake sale... who made those anyway?
[Hey, I liked those ants! --Arleigh]

then 3 now Feingold, Lila Jan
feingoll@arps.org

Lila moved out of Auburndale halfway through fourth grade and never liked school again. Nonetheless, a year after finishing high school she found herself enrolled at Brandeis University. There, she incidentally majored in ceramic sculpture, inadvertantly minored in French, and actually spent the bulk of her time involved in radio, leftist and feminist politics, and splashing around the salt marshes near the Seabrook, NH, nuclear plant with a couple thousand fellow gas-mask-wearing idealists.
Upon graduating college, Lila moved to Santa Cruz, CA, where she became a graphic artist, produced concerts, and played a lot of traditional Irish, old-time, Quebecois and contra-dace music. However, in spite of the beauty of Santa Cruz County and the easy-going way of life there, she was constantly homesick for New England. She finally returned, settling in Western Massachusetts in the spring of 1988.
Since then, she has made a drastic career change, from graphics to education. She has spent the past twelve years working with immigrant teenagers at the public high school in Amherst, MA. She still hates school, but loves working with kids, so somehow it all works out. Playing and performing (and dancing to!) traditional and roots music remains her avocation and the primary basis of her social life. She lives in a neighboring town with a soccer-playing tortoise-shell cat named Gina.

then 6 no photo Ferguson, Douglas 'Doug'

then 6 Fielden, Anne
per Trish Anderson, now in Atlanta?

Fudge, Susan
41 Rustic Dr
Cohasset, MA 02025
781/383-6129
cohassetco@aol.com

then 6 now Galton, Kim A. [Felsenthal]
52 Granite Ct
Chappaqua, NY 10514
914/944-3180
tennisnutmom@aol.com
husband Gary, children Alli and Drew

After graduating from NNHS, I went to Ithaca College and received a BA in Economics. I actually met my future husband there, but didn't know it at the time! As I had always loved the fashion business, I applied and was accepted into the Bloomingdale's management training program in NYC. I ended up staying with Bloomingdale's for eight years, where I rose through the ranks to the men's European sportswear buyer.
From Bloomingdale's, I went to work for Saks Fifth Avenue, also in New York City, as first the men's, and then the women's European and American designer buyer. It was a wonderful job as I spent a lot of time in Paris, Milan, and London. Oh, yes, somewhere in there I "re-met" Gary, my best friend, and we were married. A few years later, I had a daughter Alli, who is now twelve, and a son, Drew, who is now ten. As all of you who are parents know, they truly make my life complete.
After realizing that my travel schedule was a bit hectic with two children, I took a job as the vice president of merchandising for Donna Karan. I stayed there for a year before I decided to stay home and be a mom! We moved to Chappaqua, New York, (yes, that's where Hillary and Bill moved to), but I didn't bring the secret service with me!
I then started a personalized stationary and invitation business called "Perfectly Personal," which is now four years old and growing very nicely. I have also recently taken a part-time position at an interior design store. And, yes, for those who have seen my e-mail address, I play tennis at least twice a week and enjoy it very much!
I look forward to seeing all of you at the reunion and wish you the best until then!

then 6 no photo Golledge, Robert W., IV 'R.W.; Ar-Dub'
bsgolledge@aol.com

then 6 now Graves, Mary [Vonnegut]
57 Summit Av
Bronxville, NY 10708
914/793-6139
mvonnegut@mac.com
husband Norbert, children Wynn and Coco

I left Newton to go to Phillips Exeter Academy then on to Middlebury College. I re-met my husband, Norbert Vonnegut, at our Exeter 5th reunion. We moved to Melbourne, Australia in 1982, where I worked for the Australian equivalent of Standard & Poors. In 1984 we both returned to Boston to attend Harvard Business School. In 1986 we moved to Charleston, SC, where Norb grew up and where my children were born. In 1993 we moved to Rhode Island when I took a job as head of marketing for Ross-Simons. Then on to New York in 1994 after being recruited to run a catalog in New Jersey. Now I consult to catalogs and etailers part time. I play tennis and am about to finish a wonderful program in botanical illustration at the New York Botanical Gardens. That's it - in a nutshell!

no photo Grenier, Victor

then 5 now Hall, Anthony 'Tony'
91 Lorna Rd
Mattapan, MA 02126-2618
617/298-1406
dbong8@aol.com
On the web: Blacksnake/Michigan Blacksnake.

then 6 Hampe, Sharon E. [Hunt]
733 Somerville St
Manchester, NH 03103

then 3 no photo Hanley, Scott

then 6 Hanright III, Howard
possible contact:
180 Willow Shoals Dr
Covington, GA 30016-8730
770/787-8655

then 2 now Harrer, Hugh
3529 Brookfield Lane
Decatur, GA 30032
404/343-2029
hharrer@harrer.com
On the web harrer.com.

A Brief History of Hugh
My family moved to Auburndale, Newton, when I was 2. I lived at 366 Central Street and walked to Williams school. I remember the whole thing like a little Ozzie and Harriet land. First Congregational Church at the end of the street. Little town square. Skating at The Cove. Great times, I think.

I left Newton, and Williams, the summer after 4th grade. Moved to Sunny Florida. Gainesville, that is. Gators, Surfers, licks??? (what were licks?) Not at all the end of good times, but a big change for me. By 7th or 8th grade my interest in school had fallen to an amazing low but my interest in music had become consuming.

Finished High School (in Gainesville), but never graced the Halls of Higher Ed - which is odd since BOTH my parents and ALL my siblings have multiple post graduate degrees. Maybe that's why.

By the end of High School being a professional musician of the rock variety was all I considered. Not a posin', struttin', tight jeans, sort (though my jeans were not that loose), but an intelligent, progressive, posin' struttin' sort. Reality, though, raised it's inevitable head in the form of my father - "if you're not going to go to school then you must get a..."

Lack of college has not stunted my professional life too much. Perhaps the fact that I never grew up and can't see beyond the various arts related dreams has had more effect. Other than working up to managing a restaurant (shortly after high school), everything has been music or audio engineering related. I owned a Recording Studio for a number of years, did product design and international distribution for an audio hardware company, wrote advertising music and jingles, and, oh, yeah - played in a few bands along the way.

Currently I do freelance engineering for - mostly - television. It pays the bills and gives me time to go to the beach in Florida with my portable recording rig and write songs. Started my first novel. Never have been married, but came close a couple of times. I'm not ruling out a family, though, even at my advanced age. I like long walks in the park and romantic evenings at home. Call box 2442.

Note: Hugh attempted to attend the reunion, but missed his flight, and spent the weekend sitting in an airport lounge instead of reunionating.

I still regret missing that flight. Been depressed ever since. Counseling, nothing seems to work. Going to try drugs.
; >
Actually, I do wish I had been there.

I bought a house late last year. It's moderately large, inside the Atlanta perimeter, on a dead end street in a quiet neighborhood, on almost an acre. And I stole it. It was a foreclosure. Beautiful thing. Benefit from others misery. Oh well.

then 6 no photo Hebele, Sandra [Heacock]
90 Eisenhower Dr
Northbridge, MA 01534
508/234-0318
sandyheacock@charter.net

then 6 Higgins, Patty L.
PO Box 1371
Brewster, MA 02631
Brewster PD (business: 508/896-7011)

then 6 Hyman, Helen

then 3 Ide, Cheryl

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6		Ekizian, Joanne [Clamage] 142 Central St Mansfield, MA 02048 508/337-8657 info@emasary.com husband Marc, children Emalie 12 and Sara 10
It is no big surprise to anyone that I pursued a career in Art Education. My motivation... Daveda Movitz's Saturday classes, Mrs. Wyman's tooth brush spatter paint fall leave project, and that smell of the mimeo machine chemicals! I attended Mass College of Art and majored in Art Education, my first job was in Newton teaching at NNHS, I taught students with disabilities and traveled around to every school in Newton. I did meet up with Mr. Tefft who in 1980 was teaching a very happy class of fifth graders in Newtonville. I managed to stay employed even when art was cut from most every school, but juggled up to 8 jobs at a time. This crazy schedule plus the pursuit of benefits sent me into the non-profit world where I was the program coordinator for Very Special Arts Mass. an organization that brings art experiences to children with disabilities. I found that I missed being wth kids and left my administrative job to return to the classroom and taught in Stow, Mass for 12 years with total DIVA status. This past year I left Stow and the 2 hour commute to be closer to home and my daughters; Emalie is in the sixth grade and Sara is in the fourth grade. My husband Marc is a landscape painter and makes his living doing 3-D animation for architects. In my spare time (yah right) I am a fiber artist and have managed to have several shows and have some work in a gallery in Boston and R.I. I am looking forward to the reunion, I can't wait to reminisce with all of you about candy from Miss Joy, the annual pumpkin sale and the infamous chocolate covered ants that turned up at the Williams School bake sale... who made those anyway? [Hey, I liked those ants! --Arleigh]
3		Feingold, Lila Jan feingoll@arps.org
Lila moved out of Auburndale halfway through fourth grade and never liked school again. Nonetheless, a year after finishing high school she found herself enrolled at Brandeis University. There, she incidentally majored in ceramic sculpture, inadvertantly minored in French, and actually spent the bulk of her time involved in radio, leftist and feminist politics, and splashing around the salt marshes near the Seabrook, NH, nuclear plant with a couple thousand fellow gas-mask-wearing idealists. Upon graduating college, Lila moved to Santa Cruz, CA, where she became a graphic artist, produced concerts, and played a lot of traditional Irish, old-time, Quebecois and contra-dace music. However, in spite of the beauty of Santa Cruz County and the easy-going way of life there, she was constantly homesick for New England. She finally returned, settling in Western Massachusetts in the spring of 1988. Since then, she has made a drastic career change, from graphics to education. She has spent the past twelve years working with immigrant teenagers at the public high school in Amherst, MA. She still hates school, but loves working with kids, so somehow it all works out. Playing and performing (and dancing to!) traditional and roots music remains her avocation and the primary basis of her social life. She lives in a neighboring town with a soccer-playing tortoise-shell cat named Gina.
6		Ferguson, Douglas 'Doug'
6		Fielden, Anne per Trish Anderson, now in Atlanta?
		Fudge, Susan 41 Rustic Dr Cohasset, MA 02025 781/383-6129 cohassetco@aol.com
6		Galton, Kim A. [Felsenthal] 52 Granite Ct Chappaqua, NY 10514 914/944-3180 tennisnutmom@aol.com husband Gary, children Alli and Drew
After graduating from NNHS, I went to Ithaca College and received a BA in Economics. I actually met my future husband there, but didn't know it at the time! As I had always loved the fashion business, I applied and was accepted into the Bloomingdale's management training program in NYC. I ended up staying with Bloomingdale's for eight years, where I rose through the ranks to the men's European sportswear buyer. From Bloomingdale's, I went to work for Saks Fifth Avenue, also in New York City, as first the men's, and then the women's European and American designer buyer. It was a wonderful job as I spent a lot of time in Paris, Milan, and London. Oh, yes, somewhere in there I "re-met" Gary, my best friend, and we were married. A few years later, I had a daughter Alli, who is now twelve, and a son, Drew, who is now ten. As all of you who are parents know, they truly make my life complete. After realizing that my travel schedule was a bit hectic with two children, I took a job as the vice president of merchandising for Donna Karan. I stayed there for a year before I decided to stay home and be a mom! We moved to Chappaqua, New York, (yes, that's where Hillary and Bill moved to), but I didn't bring the secret service with me! I then started a personalized stationary and invitation business called "Perfectly Personal," which is now four years old and growing very nicely. I have also recently taken a part-time position at an interior design store. And, yes, for those who have seen my e-mail address, I play tennis at least twice a week and enjoy it very much! I look forward to seeing all of you at the reunion and wish you the best until then!
6		Golledge, Robert W., IV 'R.W.; Ar-Dub' bsgolledge@aol.com
6		Graves, Mary [Vonnegut] 57 Summit Av Bronxville, NY 10708 914/793-6139 mvonnegut@mac.com husband Norbert, children Wynn and Coco
I left Newton to go to Phillips Exeter Academy then on to Middlebury College. I re-met my husband, Norbert Vonnegut, at our Exeter 5th reunion. We moved to Melbourne, Australia in 1982, where I worked for the Australian equivalent of Standard & Poors. In 1984 we both returned to Boston to attend Harvard Business School. In 1986 we moved to Charleston, SC, where Norb grew up and where my children were born. In 1993 we moved to Rhode Island when I took a job as head of marketing for Ross-Simons. Then on to New York in 1994 after being recruited to run a catalog in New Jersey. Now I consult to catalogs and etailers part time. I play tennis and am about to finish a wonderful program in botanical illustration at the New York Botanical Gardens. That's it - in a nutshell!
		Grenier, Victor
5		Hall, Anthony 'Tony' 91 Lorna Rd Mattapan, MA 02126-2618 617/298-1406 dbong8@aol.com On the web: Blacksnake/Michigan Blacksnake.
6		Hampe, Sharon E. [Hunt] 733 Somerville St Manchester, NH 03103
3		Hanley, Scott
6		Hanright III, Howard possible contact: 180 Willow Shoals Dr Covington, GA 30016-8730 770/787-8655
2		Harrer, Hugh 3529 Brookfield Lane Decatur, GA 30032 404/343-2029 hharrer@harrer.com On the web harrer.com.
A Brief History of Hugh My family moved to Auburndale, Newton, when I was 2. I lived at 366 Central Street and walked to Williams school. I remember the whole thing like a little Ozzie and Harriet land. First Congregational Church at the end of the street. Little town square. Skating at The Cove. Great times, I think. I left Newton, and Williams, the summer after 4th grade. Moved to Sunny Florida. Gainesville, that is. Gators, Surfers, licks??? (what were licks?) Not at all the end of good times, but a big change for me. By 7th or 8th grade my interest in school had fallen to an amazing low but my interest in music had become consuming. Finished High School (in Gainesville), but never graced the Halls of Higher Ed - which is odd since BOTH my parents and ALL my siblings have multiple post graduate degrees. Maybe that's why. By the end of High School being a professional musician of the rock variety was all I considered. Not a posin', struttin', tight jeans, sort (though my jeans were not that loose), but an intelligent, progressive, posin' struttin' sort. Reality, though, raised it's inevitable head in the form of my father - "if you're not going to go to school then you must get a..." Lack of college has not stunted my professional life too much. Perhaps the fact that I never grew up and can't see beyond the various arts related dreams has had more effect. Other than working up to managing a restaurant (shortly after high school), everything has been music or audio engineering related. I owned a Recording Studio for a number of years, did product design and international distribution for an audio hardware company, wrote advertising music and jingles, and, oh, yeah - played in a few bands along the way. Currently I do freelance engineering for - mostly - television. It pays the bills and gives me time to go to the beach in Florida with my portable recording rig and write songs. Started my first novel. Never have been married, but came close a couple of times. I'm not ruling out a family, though, even at my advanced age. I like long walks in the park and romantic evenings at home. Call box 2442. Note: Hugh attempted to attend the reunion, but missed his flight, and spent the weekend sitting in an airport lounge instead of reunionating. I still regret missing that flight. Been depressed ever since. Counseling, nothing seems to work. Going to try drugs. ; > Actually, I do wish I had been there. I bought a house late last year. It's moderately large, inside the Atlanta perimeter, on a dead end street in a quiet neighborhood, on almost an acre. And I stole it. It was a foreclosure. Beautiful thing. Benefit from others misery. Oh well.
6		Hebele, Sandra [Heacock] 90 Eisenhower Dr Northbridge, MA 01534 508/234-0318 sandyheacock@charter.net
6		Higgins, Patty L. PO Box 1371 Brewster, MA 02631 Brewster PD (business: 508/896-7011)
6		Hyman, Helen
3		Ide, Cheryl