Summer Class of 2010
Spring Class of 2010
Summer Class of 2009
- Class of 1991 with John C. Quinn (left) and the late columnist Carl Rowan (second to the right) and the late Loie Quinn (right).
- Class of 1992
- Class of 1993
- Class of 1994
- Class of 1995
- Class of 1996
- Class of 1997
- Summer class of 1998
- Fall class of 1998
- Summer class of 1999
- Fall class of 1999
- Spring class of 2000
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- Spring class of 2001
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- Fall class of 2001
- Spring class of 2002
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- Spring class of 2005
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- Spring class of 2006
- Summer class of 2006
- Spring class of 2007
- Summer class of 2007
- Spring class of 2008
- Summer class of 2008
- Spring class of 2009
- Class of 1991 with John C. Quinn (left) and the late columnist Carl Rowan (second to the right) and the late Loie Quinn (right).
- Class of 1992
- Class of 1993
- Class of 1994
- Class of 1995
- Class of 1996
- Class of 1997
- Summer class of 1998
- Fall class of 1998
- Summer class of 1999
- Fall class of 1999
- Spring class of 2000
- Summer class of 2000
- Fall class of 2000
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- Fall class of 2001
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- Summer class of 2002
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- Summer class of 2004
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- Spring class of 2006
- Summer class of 2006
- Spring class of 2007
- Summer class of 2007
- Spring class of 2008
- Summer class of 2008
- Spring class of 2009
Karen Catone
04.09.09
Way to go, Michelle.
Nice job.
Thanks!
Curtis Esquibel
05.08.09
This is great, Michelle! Thanks for continuing to share updates all of these years. It has been a decade almost to the day of our 1999 class — and I still keep in touch with a few from my Chipster cohort. Thank you again for keeping us informed.
Jamesetta M. Walker
05.18.10
I need a therapist. Seeing all of these photos makes me want to cry. I can’t believe it’s been this long from the program’s humble beginnings. To see all of the people who have benefited from the Quinns’ vision, it’s just overwhelming. And I miss Loie.