Dressing for the future: Michaune Tillman ’89
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Dressing for the future: Michaune Tillman ’89
When Michaune Tillman ’89 walked the halls of Hoban as a student, she stood out—not because she had to, but because she chose to. In an era when uniforms were not mandated, she showed up each day in a tailored business suit, briefcase in hand, confidently explaining to her government teacher, Mr. Jeff Stetz, that she was “dressing for the job I want someday.”