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Here’s where some of the members of the Class of 2005 are headed this September: Megan Almeida Rhode Island College Nate Ardente Denison University Parker Barry Roanoke College Zoe Bogus Brown University Dana Bourque Bates College Alexandra Bowman Spelman College Alexandra Carney Bentley University Paul Dwyer American University Lilly Esposito Johnson and Wales University Amanda Gaynor Wellesley College Rachel Gibson University of Rhode Island Ilana Goldstein Northwestern University Elliot Green Syracuse University Chris Janigian Brown University Neil Kelly Saint Michael’s College Allison Krollman Marquette University Anna Mack Middlebury College Allie McCahan Gettysburg College Nick Miller New York University Liam Miner Davidson College Denyel Monroe Rhode Island College Jessie Parsons Franklin and Marshall College Alex Patinkin Babson College Alexandra Picerne DePaul University Patrick Rock Drew University Maggie Sawdy Smith College Matt Shumate Suffolk University Anjuwon Spence Ohio Wesleyan University Karan Takhar MIT Coby Unger University of Vermont Susannah Wales Hamilton College Emily Whitney Mt. Holyoke College Nzingha Williams-Eugene American University Marcel Young-Scaggs Syracuse University This June, second grade teacher Cendhi Arias brought Sam Adrain ’07, Isabella Ingendahl ’07, Corrine Barrett ’08, Alexa Bourque ’08, Vivian Liu ’08, Morgan Rainey ’08, Adrian Stone ’08, Malcom Chace ’09, Manny Guerzon ’09 and Holden Rhodes ’09 to Honduras. They were part of a group of eighteen who spent nine days living and working in small rural farming communities in Surbirana and Rosara. This is the third consecutive year Gordon has supported Sustainable Harvest International through the Smaller World Program. The Gordon Community Garden was built this spring with the help of students from Kindergarten through eighth grade. The students laid out gravel on an underused plot of land, built eight garden beds atop the gravel, filled them with soil and began planting flowers and vegetables. Some of the plants were planted from seed, others were transplants from projects begun in the classroom. The Community Garden project was spearheaded by Elizabeth Bakst, Preschool teacher and Jacqui Ketner, science teacher, and will be used by the entire school community throughout the school year. 4
youngALUMNI REUNION ALUMNI FROM CLASSES 2005-2009 CAME BACK TO GORDON ON SATURDAY, JUNE 6TH FOR A CELEBRATION WITH OLD FRIENDS, FAVORITE TEACHERS AND TREATS FROM BEN & JERRY’S AND SPIKE’S JUNKYARD DOGS. 1 Sarah Cantor ’07, Jane Lupica ’07 2 1 Amanda Gaynor ’05, Sarah Whinery, Alex Carney ’05 3 Katie DiPrete ’07, Caroline Miller ’07 4 Lauren Andrade ’06, Sam Rhodes ’06 5 Morgan Rainey ’08, Sasha Mandle ’08, Assi Coulibaly ’08, Simone Leon ’08 6 Aidan McCarthy ’08, Adrian Stone ’08 7 Will Burbank ’08, John Connolly ’08, Eric Kravitz, Doris Xu ’08 8 Kali Ridley ’09, Stephanie Pabis ’09 9 Sara Hall ’07, Stephen Hall ’06 10 Nick Mirza ’07, Ben Fine ’07, Jacob Orson ’07, Jay Lopes ’07, Jonathan Pine ’07 2 11 Emily Fitts ’09, Ellie Myers ’09, Ariana Wood ’09, Rebecca Kerner ’09 12 Graham Watkins ’08, Shung-En Pappas ’08 3 4 5
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