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Alumni News - Hill to Krum

 

Lauren Hill graduated from the University of Delaware with a degree in Foreign Language and Literature and then spent the summer of '93 in Turkey. She has a M.A.T. in Teaching English as a Second Language. She was a Special Events Coordinator for The Minnesota International Center, which is a non-profit international community based education organization. She plans a trip to Dakar, Senegal to visit her boyfriend.Lauren is now in her second year of training to become an Alexander Technique teacher in Illinois. She teaches English as a Second Language part-time to adults. She continues to ballroom dance and has started taking tap lessons this year, which keeps her in stitches.

Nick Hines (NCCL class of 2003) is attending St. Mark's High School. Nick says that "NCCL has provided fun and learning that will always be with me."

Florence Holdeman filmed her first documentary film Stage Presents Off-off Broadway and the Lower East Side in '99. She attends the School of Visual Arts in NYC as a film major. Recently one of her films was shown at the Baby Grand Opera House.

Toby Hurwitz is an instructor at the National Guitar Workshop. He currently performs with the Tobias Hurwitz Band and has a new release, Painted Sky (available at Wonderland). He has won several awards including "Best Guitarist for the Mid-Atlantic" and is contributing writer for Guitar Magazine and Guitar One Magazine. He also wrote Learn How to Transcribe for Guitar and has played with The Coasters, J. Geils, Joe Pass, Reb Beach, and Jennifer Batten. You can hear him on the web at www.guitar.com.

Kiley James-Smith (NCCL class of 2001) is attending Cab Calloway School of the Arts.

Torsten Joerger (NCCL class of 2002) is attending Newark High School. In his spare time he likes to ice skate, play ping-pong and computer and video games. The NCCL apprenticeship program was a good opportunity that helped him understand why he needs an education.

Willa Elise Jorgensen-Church died accidentally on Saturday, September 6, 2003, while hiking in the Joyce Kilmer National Forest, one of her favorite places. She was a graduate of South Mecklenburg High (1988), and received her B.S. in Therapeutic Recreation from Western Carolina University in 1993. She was examined and certified in her profession by the National Therapeutic Recreation Association in 1994. Following her marriage and the birth of her son,in Sylva, NC, Willa worked as the activities director for Autumn Care Nursing Home and as an Americorps-Vista in the Haywood County Literacy Program, Waynesville, NC. Later she achieved her dream of employment with the U.S. Forest Service, serving as a counselor at the Schenck School for Boys, Pisgah Forest. She also volunteered at the Loving Touch Adult daycare Center, in Charlotte, NC.

Erica Johnson graduated from Hampshire College and worked as the gallery coordinator for Hardcastles. She had an exhibition of her sculptures at the Big Shout Magazine show and worked as an assistant for Charles Parks. She is currently attending the University of Pennsylvania getting her Masters in Fine Arts. Her work was recently featured on a Holiday Art Loop tour through PA.

Tom K. Johnson is still living in Oregon. He spent 3+ years working as a programmer in a Market Research Firm, a job that "I debatably lucked into and endured mostly for economic reasons. Anyway, things came to a grinding halt last April, when, I got fired. (cutbacks and politics) Following my termination, I spent 6 months on unemployment, scoping the want ads for companies in need of self taught, intermediate Cold Fusion programmers. I played music, slept late, exercised and begin formulating a plan. The plan, was simply 'return to school, show up for classes, get a degree in psychology, pursue related career...and/or see where it takes me.' So, here I am, I just finished my 1st semester back (fall 2001). All went really well and now I'm onto the next phase of 5 more terms. I'm still in 'The Lawn,' a band which plays noisy progressive garage rock to adoring audiences."

Sarah Kahl graduated from Newark High School where she was in The Wiz and got 3rd place at a state-level public speaking contest. She spent 4 days in Washington DC at a youth conference and 2 weeks in South Dakota working on a Habitat for Humanity project on an Indian reservation and then crossed the Black Hills in a wagon train. She graduated from Randolph-Macon Women's College and started working in the field of human resources. She recently bought her first house.

Snow Kahn is married, attending graduate school and working as a designer in print and multi-media.

Henry Karlson graduated from St. Mark's H.S. in June 2000 and currently attends Antioch College. He is studying ecology and chemistry and enjoys fencing as one of his hobbies.

Tavener Karlson is attending St. Mark's H.S. where she gets all A's and B's in all honors courses, and plays volleyball. Tav is a Junior (2001) and beginning to look at colleges (very scary, but exciting!). She says, "I'm hoping to get into a very good college to become a doctor someday. Over Easter break (2001), I went to Italy with the foreign language dept. It was so amazing over there, especially since I met my awesome boyfriend on that trip! And yes, I'm still working at Wings To Go. It's been almost a year and a half, but I just can't seem to give up the wings!! I'm looking forward to the rest of this year and everything that will come with it." Timothy (Tim) Keeler (2003) is attending St. Mark's High School. Tim liked all his subjects at NCCL, but his favorite was math because "I think it's cool to figure out things."

Kevin Kerrane graduated from NCCL in 2000.

Molly Ketcham (NCCL class of 2001) is attending Wilmington Friends School.

Josh Kirby (NCCL class of 2000) is attending the Charter School of Wilmington.

Kyle Kinney graduated from the Charter School of Wilmington and was a semi-finalist as a National Merit Scholar.

Brian Kinney (NCCL class of 2000) is attending the Charter School of Wilmington.

Peter Kinney (NCCL class of 2004)
I am: 14.
Things important to me: Climbing and computers.
Favorite school subjects: Math and Science.
High school I’m attending: Charter School of Wilmington.
Things that excite me about HS: More people.
Things that scare me about HS: Tests.
How old I was when I started NCCL: Five.
Some of the highlights of NCCL were: Having such a long time to get to know all my friends.

Caryn Klaff graduated from Muhlenberg College in Allentown, PA where she was majoring in Psychology and minoring in English. She played Varsity Volleyball and was an RA as well. She works for Earthlink in project development and relaxes by enjoying many sports activities.

Tamir Klaff is married and works for a geological engineering company as a geophysicist. His latest project is the sale of dog collars with blinking lights for safety at night, which he has designed and constructed.

Oren Klaff works for Venture Capitol Company as a project development director.

Michael Knoedler attended the University of Delaware. He now keeps busy restoring his house. He says that he is "hanging out too much in the most northerly capital in the world, Reykjack, Iceland. He is thinking about moving to a less populated place and studying the international financial markets.

Cindy Krum is a self-employed Environmental Consultant and a Sea kayak guide. She has an M.S. from Antioch and a B.A. from College of the Atlantic. She is married and has one step-son.

Jeff Krum works at First National Bank and recently got married.

Cathy Krum Rash is the proud mother of a two-year-old son and still owns Crystal Concepts on Main Street.

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