Best Sense of Humor
Adrienne graduated from Brigham Young University in 2006 and immediately cashed in on an opportunity in the Big Apple. She has worked as a brand planner at the prominent marketing communications agency of Young & Rubicam (Y&R) for over two years now--and she can't believe the time has gone so quickly! If you're in the advertising/marketing industry, there's no better person to get to know.
We recently saw Adrienne dazzling the scene of New York City with her cheerful personality and awesome sense of humor. Her favorite hangout is Pinkberry, the home of swirly goodness and chilly bliss (also known as yogurt with mixed-in awesome ingredients).
One of the major planners of our 10 year reunion, Adrienne says hello and is excited to see everyone next year!
[Take a glance at Adrienne's other accomplishments on her LinkedIn profile.]
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Senior Mosts: Adrienne Martin
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Boasting Bengal: Becky Hale
Becky (Hale) Heumann sang her way through high school, first in A Cappella choir and then with the ladies ensemble. Now married with two very active children, Becky has still made time to focus on her passion. Recently she was in the ensemble for Sandy City's "Ragtime" and had a great time revisiting the stage. She says she'll continue to pursue theater opportunities as often as she can. She's also participated in two separate 48-hour film projects directed by her husband, Steve. Becky and her family live in Cottonwood Heights.
[Read all about Becky's latest theater experience here. Also check out her film debuts, Shift and Firefly.]
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Boasting Bengal: Tristan Gale
Most everyone loves to watch the Olympics, but one of our very own got to participate in the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games. Unless you have been living under a rock, you probably know by now that Tristan Gale won a gold medal in the skeleton competition--the Salt Lake games was the first time skeleton was an official Olympic sport.
[Check out Tristan's very own Wikipedia page, which includes other cool Tristan links.]
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Wednesday, August 6, 2008
Senior Mosts: Trent Colarusso
Original Dresser
Our ever-loving Trent Colarusso graduated from Brigham Young University in Construction Management. He currently works for Magleby Companies as part of the renovation team. Feel free to contact him any time about all your renovation needs!
We recently saw him down in Provo--he’s doing really well with his little family and still dressing in the know!
[See Trent’s fantastic company web photo here.]
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Senior Mosts: Meredith Hinckley
Most Likely to Win an Academy Award
Meredith Hinckley is still pursuing theater after all these years as a drama MFA student at Cal State Fullerton. She’s been in several plays there and was nominated for an Irene Ryan scholarship in 2007.
[Read about the play that gave her the nomination here.]
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Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Boasting Bengal: Ty Perry
For years we watched the local TV anchors tell stories about our community. Now, one of our very own is making strides in the media world. Ty Perry has joined KUTV 2 News; if you've missed seeing his face all these years, tune in on weekends and (some) weekdays to see his live news broadcasts. Or if you no longer live in the state, you can search for his broadcasts and watch streaming videos online. Lucky you, Ty!
[See Ty's bio on the KUTV newsteam link here.]
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Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Senior Mosts
Wonder what happened to all those people in the "Senior Mosts" of our Yearbook? We're planning to stalk some of them and find out! So stay tuned...
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