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Cl as s Notes
The news room has been abuzz with reports
coming in from up and down the East Coast.
In April, I was an eyewitness to the vibrant
birthday celebration of Tami Couch in New
York City. Several classmates were in atten-
dance, including Maggie Kennedy, Becca
Riegelhaupt, Kim Myers , Macy Steers and
Chris “Lloyd” Bajorin, to name a few.
I received word from Tabitha Ferrer that
she has moved toWashington, D.C. to attend law
school. Ferrer started pursuing her J.D. at How-
ard University School of Law in August.
Michaela Stewart is a new assistant director
of admissions at Emma Willard in Troy, N.Y. Mi-
chaela spent a year at Cornell as an admissions
assistant for the Cornell Institute for PublicAffairs,
where she received her MPA. She was then the
membership/scholarship funds coordinator for
theYMCA in Greenbush, N.Y.
Emily Clark reports that she watched the
Syracuse football Orangeman take on Rhode Is-
land in September with a few friends from SUNY
Upstate Medical University, and fellow Saint David
Angeline ’07. Clark is tackling her greatest chal-
lenge thus far — medical school. A Lake Placid
native, she returned to NewYork State to pursue
a career as a physician assistant. Since graduation,
Emily has lived in Boston and Vail, Col., and calls
Syracuse, N.Y., home this year while she attends
SUNY Upstate Medical University.
Rachel Hall ,daughter of Gregory and Kathleen
Dann Hall ’77, was married to Michael Lindeman
in Buffalo, N.Y., on July 31. The traditional Scottish
wedding (complete with kilts), took place at the
First Presbyterian Church of Clarence. The wed-
ding party stopped at local favorite Mighty Taco
before heading to the regal reception, inspired by
the castles of Scotland, at the Park Country Club
inWilliamsville, N.Y. Rachel’s bridal party includ-
ed Kelly Meisch, Katie Alexander and the
groom’s sister, Margaret Lindeman ’96. Arielle
Pastick and Chelsea Sauve were also in at-
tendance.
Keep me posted with your breaking news!
2009
Cassie Coughlin ’09
632 East 7th St., Apt. 3
South Boston, MA 02127
802-779-3623
cassandracoughlin@gmail.com
Next Reunion: 5th, 2014
(cluster with ’08, ’10)
Greetings, Class of ‘09. I have a lot of updates from
our classmates. Everyone seems to be keeping
quite busy in our post-SLU days!
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toTeach forAmerica in southTexas and has moved
back to NYC to start law school at St. John’s Uni-
versity in Queens. He is hoping to pursue public
interest work in law. He recently saw Jon Sat-
kowski, who is living in Saratoga and is the head
men’s tennis coach at RPI.
Also coaching is Carson Duggan . She has been
the assistant women’s ice hockey coach at Trinity
College in Hartford, Conn., for the past year and
has one more year to go to graduate with her
master’s in economics.
Already in graduate school is Mark Burnham,
who reports that he recently received an M.S in
REVIVED
One highlight of the Pep
Rally was a pizza roll-eating
contest.
Featured guests for the
weekend were Christian
Lopez ’10, left, and Rich
Peverley ’04. Lopez gained
renown as the person who
caught the home run that
was New York Yankees star
Derek Jeter’s 3,000th career
hit, and then returned it
to him; the former football
player was guest coach on the
sidelines for the Homecoming game. Peverley, the first Laurentian to have his
name etched on the Stanley Cup as a player, signed autographs and dropped
the ceremonial first puck at the men’s game against Union.
David Pynchon
Nearly 500 alumni as well as students, faculty and
staff enjoyed mild temperatures and blue skies on
the first weekend of November for the return of
Homecoming Weekend after a nearly two-decade absence.
They partook of a full schedule that included an old-
fashioned pep rally; athletic, cultural and social events; and
simply getting together with fellow Laurentians. Athletic
Hall of Fame inductions took place during the weekend; for
pictures of the inductees and more on Homecoming, see the
Sports pages and www.stlawu.edu/albums/homecoming11.
Photos by Tara Freeman except where noted.
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