Alumni Features – Hyde School

Jeffrey Barrett Small ´85: “Before I speak, my words pass through three gates: truth, kindness and necessity.”

Jimmy Murphy ´15 – Woodstock, “Follow your dreams, work with what you’ve got and take advantage of all the experiences Hyde has to offer”.

Omar Harris ´14, “Paul Hurd made me respect him because he was brutally honest with what he saw in me.”

Ethan Morrow ´13, “Your attitude dictates your success”.

Scott Bartlett ’12, “I learn the most about myself when I’m being challenged.”

Brian Thompson ’07, “Stay Youthful, Be Grateful and Always Love.”

Peter Gels Woodstock ’08, “Keep learning about yourself because there is a lot more life to live and a lot more experiences to have.”

Jo Ferlatte ’96, “I developed the innate desire to help those that have suffered from indifference/ tragedy and whom have been disenfranchised from the greater society.”

Aine Zaniewski, Woodstock ’13, “My conscience pushed me to challenge my comfort zones”

Emily Merrigan Roig ’98, “Be present. ‘Trust the process’. Life is BIG! This is a moment. Open up to it. Jump in.”

Jessica Brown ’98: “Don’t take yourself or the experience too seriously – try to find humor and lightness in the challenging situations”

Tom Dudick II ’95: “Trust in your conscience and travel any chance you get. There is a beautiful world out there waiting to be explored!”

Jason Bergh ’95: “I thought about giving up a hundred times but I’m so happy I didn’t.”

Isaac Brower ’09: “Take advantage of all the opportunities Hyde has to offer. Volunteer and speak up; get out of your comfort zone.”

Holly White HAPA ’12, “Truth over harmony… It never gets old, and it is always the best way through the muck.”

Billy Procida ’07, “…it is important to [think freely] because that is how one establishes their own words and principles.”

Dexter Lockhart Jenks ’10, “Hyde shows itself most in my work ethic”

Howie Kleinberg ’94, BBQ Master On Taking Risks

Richard Truluck ’88: “Let Go Of Preconceived Notions Of Who You Are”

Adam Hunter ’96: “I Get To Make People Laugh”

Peter Gels ’08, “Your World Is Bigger Than You Imagine”

Caroline Pineau ’04: “Do What Is Authentic For You”

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Category: Alumni Features

Jeffrey Barrett Small ´85: “Before I speak, my words pass through three gates: truth, kindness and necessity.”

Jessica Ryan ´96, “I love being a Mother more than anything.”

Nina Janjigian ´18 – “I strongly believe that Hyde is what you make of it.”

Evan J. Davis ´17 – “Find a passion or interest and run with it.”

Jimmy Murphy ´15 – Woodstock, “Follow your dreams, work with what you’ve got and take advantage of all the experiences Hyde has to offer”.

Omar Harris ´14, “Paul Hurd made me respect him because he was brutally honest with what he saw in me.”

Ethan Morrow ´13, “Your attitude dictates your success”.

Scott Bartlett ’12, “I learn the most about myself when I’m being challenged.”

Brian Thompson ’07, “Stay Youthful, Be Grateful and Always Love.”

Peter Gels Woodstock ’08, “Keep learning about yourself because there is a lot more life to live and a lot more experiences to have.”

Jo Ferlatte ’96, “I developed the innate desire to help those that have suffered from indifference/ tragedy and whom have been disenfranchised from the greater society.”

Aine Zaniewski, Woodstock ’13, “My conscience pushed me to challenge my comfort zones”

Emily Merrigan Roig ’98, “Be present. ‘Trust the process’. Life is BIG! This is a moment. Open up to it. Jump in.”

Jessica Brown ’98: “Don’t take yourself or the experience too seriously – try to find humor and lightness in the challenging situations”

Tom Dudick II ’95: “Trust in your conscience and travel any chance you get. There is a beautiful world out there waiting to be explored!”

Jason Bergh ’95: “I thought about giving up a hundred times but I’m so happy I didn’t.”

Isaac Brower ’09: “Take advantage of all the opportunities Hyde has to offer. Volunteer and speak up; get out of your comfort zone.”

Holly White HAPA ’12, “Truth over harmony… It never gets old, and it is always the best way through the muck.”

Billy Procida ’07, “…it is important to [think freely] because that is how one establishes their own words and principles.”

Dexter Lockhart Jenks ’10, “Hyde shows itself most in my work ethic”

Howie Kleinberg ’94, BBQ Master On Taking Risks

Richard Truluck ’88: “Let Go Of Preconceived Notions Of Who You Are”

Adam Hunter ’96: “I Get To Make People Laugh”

Peter Gels ’08, “Your World Is Bigger Than You Imagine”

Caroline Pineau ’04: “Do What Is Authentic For You”

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