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毕业生档案
毕业生档案
Waynflete校友 have contributed extensively to the life of the school and to the larger society.
了解更多关于以下内容 Waynflete校友, as they look back on their experience at Waynflete and what the school continues to mean to them.
As a schoolteacher and pediatrician, Emily Frank ’04 puts lessons learned at Waynflete to good use
Speak with Emily Frank and you will quickly learn this: she likes to wear many hats.
After four years in the orbit of teachers including Wendy Curtis, 卡罗尔Titterton, 还有大卫·沃恩, 艾米丽对科学充满了热情. 在她大学一年级前的那个夏天, a scholarship at the Maine Medical Center Research Institute provided her with an initial taste of medicine. It was a thrilling experience—“I couldn’t believe that people got paid to do research for a living,她回忆道。.
Exploring the world of condensed matter theory with Ali Ghorashi ’15
Power up your stereo receiver, game system, or desktop computer. Wait a few minutes, then place your hand on the top panel. 感受温暖? That’s waste heat, the result of the inefficient conduction of electricity. 将这种影响乘以数十亿的居民, 商业, and industrial devices and machines in use around the world and you’ll start to get a sense of how much generated power is lost as heat—and the resulting effect of that waste heat on global warming.
但别担心. Change is coming, and Ali Ghorashi ’15 is part of the team that’s on the case.
Rebecca Smith ’12 researching prehistoric climate change to better predict the world to come
对新巴黎人注册网站大多数人来说, visiting a beautiful setting in Maine means taking in the views, 晒太阳, 也许还会留意当地的野生动物. 贝基·史密斯(Becky Smith)的想法有些不同. 当她回到自然世界的时候, she’s more interested in knowing what that particular spot looked like millions of years ago.
Izzy Parkinson ’09 mixes art, technology, and community at Google
09届的伊莎贝尔·帕金森在肯纳邦克长大, 但在高中的大部分时间里, 她认为自己是一个荣誉的波特兰人. 沉浸在各种体育和活动中, 和许多在韦恩弗莱特的好朋友, Izzy often found herself in the city from early in the morning until late at night. “平时我会在朋友家过夜, 这对高中来说很特别吗,她说。. “That sense of independence was great training for college.”
Margo Walsh ’82 creates opportunities for hundreds of Mainers looking for a fresh start
In Malcolm Gladwell-speak, Margo Walsh ’82 is a “connector.” She became a successful recruiter after graduating from Wheaton College, working with organizations like Goldman Sachs and HR consulting firm Hewitt to “help put people with the right other people,正如她所说的那样. 但是在2011年, born out of her own experience recovering from substance abuse disorder a decade earlier, Margo离开了企业界,创建了MaineWorks, an employment agency whose mission is to create dignified working lives for people who face barriers to workforce re-entry, 包括从毒瘾中恢复过来的人, 有重罪的人, 以及面临重返社会障碍的退伍军人.
John Wordock, 87年
John Wordock ’87 already had a half-decade of journalism experience under his belt when he entered Waynflete’s 上学校 as a freshman in 1984. 年轻时就有自知之明, he knew what he wanted to do (be a radio reporter) and where he wanted to do it (New York City or Washington, DC). 作为一个五年级的学生, 我会拿出索引卡,写下球的比分, 头条新闻, 还有天气预报,他回忆道。. “I’d read off the news pieces, play records in between, and record the whole thing on cassette tapes.”
Making the Leap to Better 健康care Outcomes with Leah Binder ’80
Imagine arriving at your auto repair shop only to discover that technicians have accidentally replaced the oil in your car with water and have destroyed the engine. 店主没有继续说, “这是水费和新发动机的帐单,’”80岁的利亚·宾德说. “但在医疗保健行业,这种情况每天都在发生. Unsafe hospitals bill employers and government for fixing the consequences of errors, 很少或没有经济损失.”
这是卡罗尔·莱维特·亚当斯,47岁
Carol Leavitt graduated from Waynflete in 1947 and went on to a glamorous career on three continents. She is a woman of strong character with a delicious sense of humor and, above all, determination.
她的决心总是在韦恩弗莱特显露出来. Her classmate Gerry Arzonico Clement remembers Carol coming to school every morning wearing illegal and very red lipstick. Every morning, Miss Woodruff gave her a lecture and made her wash it off. 几个星期以来,同样的场景每天都在重复.
这是97年的马修·佩奇
By the midpoint of his 上学校 experience, Matt Page ’97 had developed two passions. The first was for England—the result of a yearlong experience in Plymouth, UK, 作为他父亲从鲍登休假的一部分. The second: an affinity for the humanities, an interest nurtured by teachers like Debba Curtis.
Matt’s two passions converged when he began undergraduate studies in politics, 哲学, 牛津大学经济学教授. 他发现自己准备得很充分. “Waynflete taught us that with strong writing, you have a survival skill,” Matt says. “在我的工作中,写得好是一种期望. But if you write exceptionally well and pair it with an ability to think critically, you can make your ideas even more powerful and compelling.”
这是10岁的茱莉亚·梅里亚姆
“Everything changed for me when I started at Waynflete,” says Julie Merriam ’10. Prior to entering 上学校 as a sophomore, she had been shy and focused on academics. “But at Waynflete, I felt encouraged to try things that I had never felt comfortable doing before.” Julie took up lacrosse and field hockey along with other extracurriculars. “It helped me later in life to seek out the things I wanted to do. I doubt that I would have had that confidence without the Waynflete experience.”
在她高中休息的时候, Julie自愿加入Partners In Development, a nonprofit that helps improve the quality of life in impoverished communities in Haiti, 危地马拉, 和密西西比的经济发展, 儿童节目, 还有住房和医疗援助. 朱莉的老师支持她的全球公民工作. “I went to Haiti three months after the 2010 earthquake,她说。. “这对我产生了真正的影响.朱莉写了一篇关于她的经历的论文, 还有她的老师, 太妃糖领域, 帮她处理这件事. “当我在韦恩弗莱特的时候,我总是得到很多支持.”