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Former SPS rowers represented four colleges, and all placed in the top four nationwide in their
respective divisions at the NCAA Rowing Championships in Indianapolis, Ind., in May (l. to r): Gwen
Schoch ’10 (Trinity), Sophia Jannetty ’12 (Williams), Lucia Petty ’12 (Brown), Stephanie Neul ’11
(Williams), Lia Keyser ’13 (Brown), and Kay Rusher ’12 (Stanford).
from their wedding. If you have
feedback, feel free toe-mailme at
nick@shoto.com! Beforemoving
to SF, I attended Davidson Col-
lege ’11 and afterwards, lived
in Asheville, N.C. where I was
working at a therapeutic board-
ing school. I was residential life
instructor there, where I worked
in small groups with the boys in
conjunction with their teachers
and therapists on the site to
develop the boys’ therapeutic
goals. It was an amazing expe-
rience and both physically and
emotionally challenging. Look-
ing forward to connecting with
the SPS West Coast network!”
2010
Deane Schofield
dschofi4@jhu.edu
www.sps.edu/2010
Michael Habermann writes:
“Minnesota may seem a long
way from New Hampshire, but
here at Carleton I regularly see
and work with SPS alums. Ben
Walsh ’09 works with me at the
Career Center. I see Anais Boyd
’12 regularly at our Recreation
Center. Will Sheffer ASP ’09
and I run into each other all the
time! Another fun connection: I
first traveled to Africa in 2009,
on tour in South Africa with
the SPS Choir and Madrigals.
This summer I will return to the
continent to conduct an NGO’s
field survey in Ethiopia with
an international development
fellowship. Thank you, SPS, for
sparking my imagination!”
Elizabeth Baines Drossos, daugh-
ter of Matthew and Katie Baines
Drossos ’00, was born on De-
cember 30, 2013, weighing
8 lbs., 2 oz. and joining sister
Madeline Ashcroft Drossos.
Knowles and Josephine Johnson,
daughters of David and Sarah
Bates Johnson ’02.
Charlotte Greene Scribner and
big sister Elizabeth are the
daughters of Elizabeth Yates ’02
and Charles Scribner ’99.
Celebrating the wedding of Matt Danzig ’05 to Allison Pennock
last October are formmates (l. to r.): Michael Juel-Larsen, Wookie
Kim, Elizabeth Mills, Garrison Jones, Chauncey Kerr, the groom
and bride, Tim Liddell, Lindsay Kryzak, and Rebecca de Sa.
Jake Ruttenberg ’13 (fourth rower from right) and his Williams freshmen crew were the first in the
school’s history to win the ECAC-NIRC Championships in Worcester, Mass.
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