Krok 60th Anniversary DVD Available!
If you’re a Krok, a Krok alum, or an Honorary Krok, you should have received a 60th Anniversary DVD in 2007. If you would like to purchase extra DVDs, please send a request to Steve Dostart ’86 at dvd@kroks.com for ordering instructions.
Kroks of the 2000s
Presenting the Kroks of the 21st century! The newest, most freshly minted Krokodiloes. Click photos to enlarge.
Kroks of 2000: James J.H. McKeever, Matthew R. Guard, Scott P. Asher (Y.O.), Henry M. Rich (Scribe), Edward B. Fienning (Tour Mgr.), George W. Hicks Jr. (Gen. Mgr.), Duggan A. Jensen (behind Hicks), R. Chess Abernathy Stetson (D.B., Til), William P. Kang, Morgan Z. Wolbe, F. Perry Wilson III.Missing: David W. Liang (Director) 
Kroks of 2001: Sean H. Ryan, Morgan Z. Wolbe (Director), Christian-Philippe Quilici, Timothy Cha, Jeffrey G. Paik, R. Chess Abernathy Stetson (Numa, D.B.), Duggan A. Jensen, Michael T. Petrillo (Scribe), Jeffery E. Fowler (Ori), F. Perry Wilson III (Gen. Mgr., Boyd), William P. Kang (Y.O.), Matthew R. Guard. 
Kroks of 2002: Ryan T. McKnight, Phillip L. Nguyen, Matthew R. Guard (Director), James J.H. McKeever (Tour Mgr., Cushing), Henry M. Rich (D.B.), Scott Asher, Samuel R. Hornblower (R.M.), Michael T. Petrillo, Alexander K. Schemmer, Benjamin J.C. Baucom, Rex G. Baker IV, Mark E. Lee (Scribe), Mikel G. Colson (T.F.). 
Kroks of 2003: Back Row: Clayton H. Thomas III, Timothy K. Cha, Eliah Z. Seton (Scribe), James L.M. Fisher, Tobias W. Burns, Henry C. Fienning (D.B.). Front Row: Jonas A. Budris, Ryan T. McKight, Rex G. Baker IV (Tour Mgr., Til), Benjamin J.C. Baucom (Gen. Mgr.), Morgan Wolbe (Director), William P. Kang. 
Kroks of 2004: John K. Minervini (Y.O.), Jacob W. Aptekar, Kemp C. Peterson (D.B.), James J.H. McKeever (Director, Cushing), David A. Eisenberg,Eliah Z. Seton (Gen. Mgr., E.O.), Matthew L. Christian (Scribe), Alexander K. Schemmer, Clayton H. Thomas III (Tour Mgr., Til), Timothy K. Cha, Wallace M. Forman, Daniel M. Pearle. Missing: Mikel G. Colson (P.C., T.F.) 
Kroks of 2005: Phillip Nguyen (Tour Mgr.), Wallace Forman, Alexander Stokes, Jacob Aptekar (Bus. Mgr.), David Eisenberg (Gen. Mgr.), Savitar Sundaresan, Swift Edgar, Arlo Hill, Daniel Pearle (Director), Thomas Wionzek, Mikel Colson, Michael Mitnick.
Kroks of 2000: James J.H. McKeever, Matthew R. Guard, Scott P. Asher (Y.O.), Henry M. Rich (Scribe), Edward B. Fienning (Tour Mgr.), George W. Hicks Jr. (Gen. Mgr.), Duggan A. Jensen (behind Hicks), R. Chess Abernathy Stetson (D.B., Til), William P. Kang, Morgan Z. Wolbe, F. Perry Wilson III.Missing: David W. Liang (Director)Kroks of 2001: Sean H. Ryan, Morgan Z. Wolbe (Director), Christian-Philippe Quilici, Timothy Cha, Jeffrey G. Paik, R. Chess Abernathy Stetson (Numa, D.B.), Duggan A. Jensen, Michael T. Petrillo (Scribe), Jeffery E. Fowler (Ori), F. Perry Wilson III (Gen. Mgr., Boyd), William P. Kang (Y.O.), Matthew R. Guard.Kroks of 2002: Ryan T. McKnight, Phillip L. Nguyen, Matthew R. Guard (Director), James J.H. McKeever (Tour Mgr., Cushing), Henry M. Rich (D.B.), Scott Asher, Samuel R. Hornblower (R.M.), Michael T. Petrillo, Alexander K. Schemmer, Benjamin J.C. Baucom, Rex G. Baker IV, Mark E. Lee (Scribe), Mikel G. Colson (T.F.).Kroks of 2003: Back Row: Clayton H. Thomas III, Timothy K. Cha, Eliah Z. Seton (Scribe), James L.M. Fisher, Tobias W. Burns, Henry C. Fienning (D.B.). Front Row: Jonas A. Budris, Ryan T. McKight, Rex G. Baker IV (Tour Mgr., Til), Benjamin J.C. Baucom (Gen. Mgr.), Morgan Wolbe (Director), William P. Kang.Kroks of 2004: John K. Minervini (Y.O.), Jacob W. Aptekar, Kemp C. Peterson (D.B.), James J.H. McKeever (Director, Cushing), David A. Eisenberg,Eliah Z. Seton (Gen. Mgr., E.O.), Matthew L. Christian (Scribe), Alexander K. Schemmer, Clayton H. Thomas III (Tour Mgr., Til), Timothy K. Cha, Wallace M. Forman, Daniel M. Pearle. Missing: Mikel G. Colson (P.C., T.F.)Kroks of 2005: Phillip Nguyen (Tour Mgr.), Wallace Forman, Alexander Stokes, Jacob Aptekar (Bus. Mgr.), David Eisenberg (Gen. Mgr.), Savitar Sundaresan, Swift Edgar, Arlo Hill, Daniel Pearle (Director), Thomas Wionzek, Mikel Colson, Michael Mitnick.
Kroks of 2006: Back Row: Jonathan Weigel, Francis DeSimone, Christian Denman, Stephen Travierso. Middle Row: Rex G. Baker IV (Tour Mgr.), James L.M. Fisher, Clayton H. Thomas III (Gen. Mgr.). Front Row: Matthew L. Christian, Thomas Wionzek (Director), Niyum Gandhi, Mikel Colson, Michael Padgett.
I Can Eat Planets
Check out Miles Fisher (aka James Fisher ’06) doing you-know-who in Superhero Movie, a turn that has gone viral on the Web and mainstream TV and caused Variety to gush that Miles is “so good maybe the sequel should be Tom Cruise Movie.”
You can see the larger Youtube version here.
A Krok Wedding to remember: Jed & Kate
The Krok-studded wedding of super-tenor Jed Cohen ’99 to Kate Dawson in February 2007 was not only the lead illustrated feature wedding in The New York Times (including several references to the Kroks and a quote from Adam Wolfsdorf ’97) but it merited a web video on the Times site about Jed and Kate's extremely romantic courtship. Read (and view) it here, but grab a hankie. And congrats, Jed!
From the Kroks to the Supremes
Greg Craig ’67 isn’t the only Washington insider with the Kroks on his resume. George Hicks ’99-’00 is one of two — yes, two — Kroks who have been law clerks for Supreme Court Chief Justices. Currently George is clerking for Chief Justice John Roberts ’76. Roberts’s Harvard classmate, Krok über-first-tenor Jim Volling ’76, clerked for Warren Burger back in ’80–’81.
Who says Kroks don’t study?
Many Kroks of the 1990s have chosen medicine as a career, despite often having to go directly from lab to rehearsal on many days during their undergrad years. Among our fine MDs are Glen Bianchi ’94, Andy Kim ’99, Richard Chung ’00, and Perry Wilson ’01.
Mike Mitnick is gorgeous!
Michael Mitnick ’06 and Catherine Zeta Jones (HPT Woman of the Year 2006) take a break from cuddling to pose for this picture.
That Brand New Chevy Is Mine!
Yes, that's Alex Schemmer ’04 driving a Chevy and singing a song about it in a commercial that aired during the Superbowl and the Grammys. (View it here — Alex is about 35 seconds in.) He can also be seen on the TV shows "What About Brian" and "Dexter."
