Fall 2021 Travelers

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Hawaii: Chris Hollar ’84 took a trip to Volcanos National Park on the Big Island and saw the summit crater of Kīlauea, an active shield volcano.

Hawaii: Chris Hollar ’84 took a trip to Volcanos National Park on the Big Island and saw the summit crater of Kīlauea, an active shield volcano.

North Carolina: From left to right, bridesmaids Lindsay Healey ’11, Ashley Rauenzahn ’11, Allender Contarino ’11, Catherine Stelling ’11, bride Jamie Ranck ’11, and bridesmaids Jennifer Underwood ’04, Veronica Acosta ’11, Bracey Wood ’11, and K.D. Gerwig ’11 celebrated Ranck’s bachelorette party at Marked Tree Winery in Flat Rock. Ecuador: John Frazer ’76 and his wife, Teresa “went on a trip to Ecuador with our best friends, which included several days sailing around the Galapagos in a 16-passenger catamaran. When we came upon this very cooperative Red Footed Booby, we just had to pull out the Rag and get a shot.” Mexico: Amanda Trujillo McGill ’08 and Henry B. McGill III ’09 visited Chichén Itzá, a Mayan city on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico. It is one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, and according to Amanda, the name literally means “at the mouth of the well of the Itzá.” Montana: Ed Weaver '84 and his daughter Natalie Weaver '21 celebrated at the summit of Mount Siyeh (10,006 feet) in Glacier National Park, Montana, on August 6, 2020. Washington: Steven Tran ’15 visited downtown Seattle, posing for a picture with his Tiger Rag in Kerry Park. Montana: Serena A. “Sallie” Spencer ’21 and Curtis M. Spencer ’83 left for a cross-country road trip to “celebrate and enjoy the western United States” the day after Sallie’s graduation from Clemson. They took out their Tiger Rag for a photo op at Glacier National Park. Bahamas: Jim Jennings ’73 spent a week in Mangrove Cay at Swain’s Cay Lodge, enjoying the resort and fly fishing. Switzerland: Jessica Baron M ’18, a Ph.D. candidate in computer science, visual computing, is abroad in Switzerland for most of 2021 on a Swiss/Fulbright award at EPFL focused on researching feather appearance in computer graphics. Her companion, Fresnel the Great Pyrenees, is now a world traveler, too! This photo was taken in the Swiss capital of Bern. Alaska: Mike Ausherman ’78 and his wife, Chris, took a photo with their Tiger Rag after landing on a glacier in Denali National Park.
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