SAD NEWS
posted 19 Februrary 2019

This obituary was in this morning's Washington Post. Andrew
Ranard (AIS Class of 1967) was a boarder from 1964-67. Please
click on the image to read more about Andy.

CELEBRATION OF LIFE ANNOUNCEMENT
posted 18 February 2019

SAD NEWS
posted 6 February 2019

We were just informed that former English teacher and alumni favorite, Mrs. Jacquelin Singh, passed away on Monday, 5 February 2019 in California. We have permission to report that her doctor believes it was from
a burst aneurysm on a heart valve. May God
bless this wonderful woman.

(Photo taken in 2015 of Mrs. Singh holding
up an ink drawing made by former student, John Blee, [Class of
1966] over 50 years ago.)

Read missives from Mrs. Singh that she sent us over the years.
Message from the AES Director
Celebration of Life (Memorial Announcement) posted 18 FEB 2019

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MINI-REUNION, ITALIAN STYLE
posted 14 February 2019

From Marco Mammolti (AES Class of 1990), who lives in Rome,
Italy. (Photo taken 13 February 2019)

"Great dinner with my AES brothers yesterday. Thanks Nedzad Ajanovic (Class of 1991), for coming once in a while and thanks
Luca Bruno (Class of 1990) for being always here when needed."

l-r: Nedzad Ajanovic, Marco Mammolti, and Luca Bruno

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THROWBACK THURSDAY
AIS/AES SPORTS TEAM NAMES
posted 14 February 2019

Believe it or not, we were also once named "The Cherubs." Does anyone know or remember that? Would love to know a little more about The Cherubs if you have knowledge.?? What was the team
name you cheered for when you attended our school?

PS-Phantom years, in particular, questionable. (This timeline was
created by viewing yearbooks so it may not be accurate. Your thoughts?) Will post updated dates after confirming with the school.

Editor's Note: This is mostly a FYI...some AIS/AES history to archive. Many of you had asked dates when we were Tigers or Phantoms or Falcons...or when
we went back to Tigers. Please
let me know if you think I have
listed dates incorrectly. I am happy to adjust accordingly. I compiled
this information looking through
our yearbooks.

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NAMASTE FROM AES
posted 11 February 2019

Thank you, Dave Garg for our new Facebook cover photo. Click on this
link to see more of Dave and Sue's
visit to AES last week.

posted 8 February 2019

Namaste from Dave Garg (AES
Class of 1976) and Sue Jackson
(AES Class of 1983) who are visiting in India now and were given the grand tour at AES today. Having a great time! They promise more photos in the near future.

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MILESTONE MARKER
posted 9 February 2019

CULTURE FEST
posted 8 February 2019

Joe Ridolfo (AIS Class of 1969) was recently in Chattanooga, Tennessee, for a TV promotion for Culture Fest. His fusion band, Organized KAOS, opened the festival this year and led the Parade
of Nations. Last May, Hazen Reich played flute with them at the
Little Owl Festival.

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NEW BOARD DIRECTOR
posted 4 February 2019

Please welcome Wendy Jacobs (AES Class of
1987) as our newest Board Director. We are
proud and thrilled to have her join our team.
Wendy attended AES for 11th and 12th grades, graduating in 1987. While at AES, she was active
in drama, both in school productions and commu-
nity theater. After AES, she received her Bachelor
of Arts from the University of Virginia and her Juris Doctor degree
from the Wake Forest University School of Law. For the past 20
years, her law career has focused on education law, particularly
special education for students with disabilities.
Read more on Wendy on our website board page.

AES VISIT
posted 2 February 2019

Deniz Toksoz Exley (AIS Class of 1974) and her son, Andrew Derya, visited AES the first week in January. Here are three photos of Deniz and Simonia Dawes (Assistant to the Communications Director)
around the campus. The fourth photo is with Sunaina Suneja (AES Class of 1975) taken in Hauz Khas. (Please note the ancient temples
in the upper left - this was a temple complex now turned into a serene and beautiful park in Hauz Khas, Delhi.)

After a few days in New Delhi, Deniz and her son went onto Jaipur, Amber Fort, and Udaipur City Palace on Lake Pichola. “Had a fabulous time!”

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