Latin School of Chicago

Class Notes Just across a ravine from Ashton, Fred Annes is busy working on a new body of sculpture. During the "season," Fred teaches skiing and participates in Challenge Aspen as a volunteer with injured veterans. Great cause, Fred! Nan Goldberg is busy in San Francisco with her book clubs, two dogs and one cat. Her daughter, Lillian, is a senior at Oberlin in Ohio. Now almost an empty-nester, she remains, like me, technologically challenged. If you can't call, text or email her, I strongly suggest smoke signals. Mary Pacifico Curtis was in Chicago very recently, and due to the hurricane heading toward my home in coastal Georgia, I was unable to see her and her husband. I know she has recently published a book of poetry and is very happy. Ginger Ryser lives in Lake Oconee, GA, and has a pub called the Silver Moon. She describes it as a "neighborhood joint" but I'm sure, knowing Ginger, that it is much more than that! After college, Ginger lived in Chicago and Madison, WI. Tiring of the city environment, she wandered into Georgia. ere she became the executive chef at several golf clubs. e Silver Moon is near Reynolds Plantation, where I have stayed and played in several golf tournaments. I can understand why Ginger moved there and why she may now leave. With the natural beauty and all of the resorts in that region, the road situation has become untenable. Ginger may be moving to "clean air" mountains and set up the Silver Moon atop beautiful Lake Burton. For 32 years, Jay Muller and his wife, Cindy, have owned and run Muller and Muller Architects. Some of their projects include the North Avenue bridge, the Millennium Park bike station (now McDonald's), and the soon-to-be-completed lakefront bike path flyover. ey specialize in K-8 school architecture and do work for the Chicago Department of Transportation. eir daughter, Cate '02 (a Latin "lifer"), has been sailing since she was in second grade. Jay says, "An avid racer, she encouraged us to get involved, and we bought our first boat in 1994… Since 2001 we have campaigned a 40 foot racer cruiser on Lake Michigan. I just completed my 18th Chicago Mackinac race." Jay and Cindy also have a home in Ludington, MI, where they enjoy the majestic sunsets on their bluff. In addition to sailing, Jay has taken up flying, and he says that "I fly anywhere, in any weather, on any plane; truly exhilarating (if you're not afraid to fly!)." He closes with, "If anyone wants some chill time in Michigan or a sail on a sunny (or rainy and windy) day, let me know, and we can set something up!!" HOT OFF THE PRESS! e latest marriage in our class! Not surprised! Andy Schor found a beauty and put a diamond on her finger! Hedwig and Bob were there to witness the event… Congratulations, Andy! 1972 REUNION YEAR saVe The daTe for our reuNioN NexT fall, sepTeMber 22-24! if you're iNTeresTed iN helpiNG orGaNize, eMail aluMNi@laTiNschool.orG. 1974 Mary Haber Lony Ruhmann has written and produced a number films, all directed by women: e Girl played at the Burbank Film Festival where it won best horror feature; Psychophonia played at the Sitges Fantastic Film Festival in Spain in October; and e Night Visitor Chronicles will be released on DVD in November. 1976 Tracey Rappaport Greenwood Jeff Siegel A note from Tracey Greenwood: "I want to thank everyone who assisted with making the 40th reunion a wonderful experience. e reunion committee – Karen Newbury, Stacey Holleb Potts, Jeanie Calenoff, Stuart Leigh, Jeff Siegel and Brian Buralli and I – found and called classmates and contacted people. Together we were able to gather more than 40 former class members together over the homecoming and reunion weekend, and it was truly a memorable experience. Keene Addington '77 and Jeff Siegel hosted a cocktail event Friday evening that lasted late into the evening at the Tortoise Club, which was a beautiful place to kick off our reunion weekend of events. It was lovely to see everyone. ank you again. If anyone wants to contact me, please do not hesitate to do so; I love hearing from you all: trgreenw@colby.edu" Martha Tedeschi was named the Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director of the Harvard Art Museums in July. She had been deputy director for art and research at the Art Institute of Chicago. Latin Magazine » Fall 2016 37

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