Class of 2018

Hi, ’18s!

We have so many exciting updates to share from our amazing classmates as we round out another incredible year. Scheridan Vorwaller-Cloward and her husband, Matthew, are very excited to announce a baby boy joining their family in December! Congratulations!

Isabel Odom and Tiger Henderson were married on August 17 in East Burke, Vermont. The couple met during Sophomore Summer and bonded through many trips to Vermont. They chose to tie the knot surrounded by family, friends, and Big Green classmates in the Northeast Kingdom. They live in Boston, where Tiger works in private equity and Isabel in management consulting. Congratulations to you both!

Abigail Baldwin and Deepak John are engaged! They met in Biology 13 Sophomore Summer and became close friends by their senior year. They dated throughout the trials and tribulations of medical and dental school and are now both in their residency training. This summer Abigail took a break from doing root canals at UCLA to fly out to visit Deepak in Rochester, New York, where he is completing his medical residency. Deepak brought her to a beautiful state park in upstate New York, where he proposed and she said yes. Congratulations and best wishes for this exciting new chapter!

Caroline Petro is excited to share that she just started her M.B.A. at the Yale School of Management. She welcomes anyone who finds themselves in New Haven, Connecticut, to come say hello!

Lydia Freehafer is currently road-tripping to each of the lower 48 states in her Toyota Prius. By the end of August, when this column was penned, she had been to Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois, with only 43 to go! She set out expecting the trip to last at least through the end of this year. A link to her planned route can be found in her Instagram bio (@freely_lydia), and Lydia welcomes any ’18s on the route to reach out if they want to meet up! Bon voyage, Lydia!

This summer, a group of ’18s including Allie Gerber Ogren, Andrew Ogren, Carter Noordsij, Erik Loscalzo, Alex Bolanos, Liam Fortin, and Emily Choate (yours truly) had a blast reuniting at the Moosilauke Ravine Lodge for an invigorating hike, delicious meal, and quality time together. We had so much fun and wholeheartedly recommend the trip to anyone else who hasn’t spent much time at the new lodge just yet (or just wants a chance to pretend they’re back on freshman trips)!

Thank you so much for sharing your stories; this felt like a very exciting edition of this column! Happy holidays to each and every one of you and best wishes for 2025!

—Emily Choate, 406 Marlborough St., Apt. 3, Boston, MA 02115; (603) 305-5346; eschoate@gmail.com