Alumni Websites

In an effort to accommodate the increasing use of the Internet and provide another venue for alumni to connect, the Alumni Office is pleased to offer this section of the Carolina Day School website to list links to alumni websites.

If you are interested in having your website listed here, please email your request to alumni@cdschool.org including a brief description and the link. All listings are subject to approval for appropriateness by the Alumni Office.

Stone Roberts GH '65

Stone Roberts is a figurative painter whose works appear in public and private collections throughout the United States and Europe. He lives in New York City and Stonington, Connecticut. The drawings and paintings of Stone Roberts are represented by Salander-O'Reilly Galleries, New York. His prints are published by Brand X Projects, New York.

http://stoneroberts.com/

Anne Hughes ACDS '74

Anne is a visual artist exhibiting in the United States and Canada. She created the cover art for Eileen McCabe's recent poetry book, Where Ancient Parrots Pray.

http://annehughesart.com/

Kate (Haemmel) Steinbeck ACDS '80

Kate performs June 13-25 in the Keowee Chamber Music Festival. This coming summer marks the 6th season and promises superb performances of works spanning more than 200 years of musical history.

Concerts take place in a variety of venues, including the spectacular open-air Pretty Place Chapel, near Caesar's Head/Cedar Mountain, North Carolina and within the splendid historic ambiance of First Presbyterian Church in downtown Asheville, and First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, SC.

www.keoweechambermusic.org

Anne "Andy" (Janes) Shaw ACDS '86

Andy raises Alpacas on a small farm in Rhode Island. Their mission is to raise and breed fiber-quality and show-quality full-color alpacas, and to provide assistance and information to potential alpaca owners.

http://www.paradisefarmalpacas.com

Graham Reynolds CDS '00

Graham is a wildlife photographer and his site is filled with photos of wild animals from all over the world.

http://www.biologypics.com