But Greenhills never really leaves you.
As an alum, there are so many ways to stay engaged with the school. From attending one of our frequent alumni gatherings and planning local events in your area to serving as an alumni mentor and networking with fellow Gryphons. In the meantime, please stay in touch through social media, and don’t hesitate to let us know how we can best support you.
Alumni Bettering the World
By Mark Randolph, English Department Teacher. Perhaps the most meaningful award a teacher can receive is to be recognized by their student. At least that is my opinion. Strictly speaking this might be more of a reward, but given the paucity of anything approaching a public or professional honor for teachers, I will take what I can get and call it what I will. So, when my former student, good friend, and best editor that I know, Adam Plunkett (Class of 2005), called me up and invited me to share the stage with him for his book talk at Literati celebrating the release of his much-heralded critical biography of Robert Frost entitled Love and Need, I was bowled over.
When Tiffany He ’16 found out she would be on the team to plan the June 2024 re-opening of Detroit landmark Michigan Central Station, she was thrilled to be able to travel frequently back to southeastern Michigan. He works at Civic Entertainment Group, a firm based in New York that produces experiences and events for a variety of clients around the country, and her work on the Michigan Central launch events capped a six-year historic restoration project, including overseeing production of an all-star concert and open house exhibition.
When Matteo Takami Todisco ’13 entered Brown University, he was convinced he would follow in his parents’ footsteps and become the fourth generation of his family to study medicine. His rigorous humanities classes with Mr. Zellers and Dr. Williams at Greenhills notwithstanding, it wasn’t until sophomore year in college that he realized that the pre-med track was not for him.
The Alumni Office recently caught up with Dr. Ritu Sahni ’85, who will be celebrating his 40th reunion this June. Based in the Pacific Northwest, Sahni shares how he met his wife on the first day at the University of Michigan, fits in co-hosting an EMS podcast, and still follows Greenhills soccer.
Lyda Ness Garcia ’88 has been a judge of the Texas 383rd District Court in El Paso since 2021. We had an opportunity to speak with her recently about her childhood in Greece, her family’s menagerie of pets, and how law school wasn’t even on her radar in college.
It’s not easy starting a new school in the middle of your high school years. But when Teagan Reese ’14 first arrived at Greenhills at the beginning of her junior year, she felt immediately welcomed by faculty and classmates alike.
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