alumnae bulletin baby names

[flea]

From my class, and those 2 years above and below - children range up to about 8.
Michael, Grace and Alex
Sophie and Maggie
Grant and Eleanor
Caleb and Maggie
Paul Selden, older brothers Nathaniel and Jack
Sebastian
Sam and Eli
Cecilia and Grace (twins)
Allison and Emma
Roscoe
Julian Ramond
Edward, big brother Henry
Sabina
Tegan Annia (big brother Ronan)
Sanari
Alexander and Natalia
Lars and Molly
Maarya and Zainab
Thomas Cambridge
Maxwell John
Nathan
Sydney (girl)
Sophia Rebecca
Margaret Thatcher (!! - can't tell if it's the mother's maiden name, but still!) big sisters Abbie and Eva
Jack

Comments

[dxmachina.livejournal.com]

Should there be a y in "Ramond"? I have a similar question about "Sabina," since its current spelling makes it sound like the national airline of Belgium.

Good to see that my name still makes the list once in awhile.

[serrana.livejournal.com]

No, no, it's like the Sabine women.

[dxmachina.livejournal.com]

But then how would you pronounce Sabrina?

[serrana.livejournal.com]

The same way I always have.

Sah-bree-nah vs. Say-bean-uh.

[casperflea.livejournal.com]

On reflection, Ramond is probably a mother's maiden name. If I was sure (remembered the mom) I left these off, for privacy (there are a ton of 'em).

Sabina's father is a Latin professor; I, for one, would not name a daughter Sabina, but there's no accounting for taste.