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January 2024 Class Notes

On Dec. 11, Nick Nerangis (C ’04) was highlighted in an article entitled, “Nerangis inspires, performs in new Civil War audiobook.”

Tess Marshall (C ’16) has joined the cast of the hit off-Broadway comedy, “Titanique the Musical.”

On Dec 2, Chris Grady (AS ’19, E ’19) was highlighted in an article entitled, “New Front Royal gym offers supportive space to pursue fitness.”

On Dec. 12, John Bernard (C ’23) presented his senior presentation entitled, “Sound Design in Video Games.” (Pictured as the feature image.)

On Dec. 9, Taylor Shepphard (C ’23) was highlighted in an article entitled, “‘A Quick 5’ with Taylor M. Sheppard, Actor in ‘Pretty Woman’ at The National Theatre.”


In Memoriam
Carolyn Guinn (N ’95, N ’96) of Columbia, Maryland, passed away on Dec. 22, 2023.
Raymond E. Conner (C ’58) of Stephens City, Virginia, passed away on Jan. 1, 2024.

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