Annual Report F O R T H E Y E a R 2 0 0 7

Annual Report f o r t h e y e a r 2 0 0 7

A n a t i o n m u s t b e l i e v e in three things: It must believe in the past. It must believe in the future. It must, above all, believe in the capacity of its own people so to learn from the past that they can gain in judgment in creating their own future.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt MISSION AND VISION

It is the mission of the Foundation to create public awareness of the importance of the National Archives as a cultural resource in the American democracy – a place where historians, seekers of justice, and private citizens can find evidence on which truth is based.

The Foundation was created to support the Archivist of the United States in developing programs, technology, projects and materials that will introduce and interpret the Archives collection to the American people and to people around the world. The purpose of the Foundation is to educate, enrich, and inspire a deeper appreciation STAFF 0f 2007 of our country’s heritage through the collected evidence of its history.

Within the Archives building in Washington, DC, as Thora Colot Executive Director well as its many branches and Presidential libraries, and in outreach to the American public through traveling Franck Cordes exhibitions and national media, the Foundation’s goal is Director of Administration & Marketing to assist in presenting the historical records that: Stefanie Mathew 1. Reveal the ideals and values of the nation’s founders, Director of Development

2. Point to the meaning of the records and Tibbett Speer Director of Retail Operations accomplishments of previous generations, and Bruce Banks 3. Establish the significance of these records as proof Accounting Manager that individual citizenship not only matters, but is Danny Bucher vital to our lives. Inventory Manager

It is the vision of the Foundation for the National Reagan Bussells Archives that this creative effort, enhanced with 21st Merchandise Coordinator Until September 2007 century methods, will produce a greater understanding of the American journey – where our nation has been Christina Gehring and how it can be best guided in the future. In this Publications & Research Manager public/private partnership, the role of the Foundation Andi Kling is to generate financial and creative support from Administrative Assistant individuals and corporations to provide this extensive Caneil Mcdonald outreach, which has not been mandated by Congress. Manager of Special Events & Sponsor Relations The Foundation for the National Archives, a 501(c)(3) organization, is directed by men and women from the Shawn Merritt Operations Manager private sector who are dedicated to the institution that holds and preserves the records of the United States Maureen Ryan of America. The National Archives is guardian of the Manager of Individual Giving nation’s most important and treasured documents. At Dan VanHoozer the heart of its holdings are the Charters of Freedom: the Grants & Research Manager Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Sarah Venables Bill of Rights. These documents exist as the cornerstone Development Associate of our society. & Database Administrator

covers: These photos were featured in the “School House to White House” traveling exhibit. Front: Franklin D. Roosevelt, back row, third from right, with his Groton School baseball team, 1899. Courtesy of Roosevelt Library. Back: Dwight Eisenhower, front row, second from left, in his 5th grade class at Lincoln Elementary School, 1900. courtesy of Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum. Table of Contents

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4 Natio nal Archives Experience Campaign Donors

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8 foundation for the national Archives 2007 Annual Fund Donors

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17 foundation for the national Archives Board of Directors John Hancock Senior Vice President Jim Gallagher views the Declaration of Independence with essay contest winner Selvin Chambers at the National Archives’ July 4th celebration. regg a G zr bove: photo by E

a 1 2 Looking ahead

President Franklin Roosevelt The nation’s record keeper, observed, “A nation must the National Archives and believe in three things: It Records Administration, must believe in the past. It has a vital partner in the must believe in the future. It Foundation for the National must, above all, believe in the Archives to provide the capacity of its own people so public with a greater to learn from the past that knowledge of the billions they can gain in judgment in creating their own future.” of records of the federal government. Since 2003, the National Archives Experience has “opened the stacks” Without the anchor of civic literacy our future is adrift. of the Archives through innovative exhibitions, Helping to expand the awareness of how we got here dynamic public programs, and world-renowned and what it suggests about who we become is the role of educational initiatives helping to narrate the story of the Foundation for the National Archives. In partnership America to millions of visitors. with the National Archives and Records Administration, the National Archives Experience brings to life the The following pages of this 2007 Annual Report stories in our nation’s records. highlight the continued growth of the National Archives Experience and some of its accomplishments. In We are able to offer to over a million visitors each year particular, I am extremely proud of the opening of the a connection with the struggles and triumphs of our Boeing Learning Center. As the national headquarters country through the Charters of Freedom in the renovated for civic education initiatives at the Archives, the Boeing Rotunda, and through the countless examples of our Learning Center stands as a testament to the success of nation’s story shared in the Public Vaults, Lawrence F. the National Archives/Foundation partnership. O’Brien Gallery, William G. McGowan Theater, and the new Boeing Learning Center at the National Archives in As this cooperation flourishes in Washington, DC, I Washington. Going forward this experience will be shared remain enthusiastic about helping to lead the National with the rest of the country through traveling exhibits and Archives Experience into its next phase. There is an

ld with the rest of the world on the Web. ever-increasing demand to share the wealth of treasures a on

D at the Archives, and with the expectation of limitless c As you will see in these pages, the National Archives rl M access in an age of information, the support of the Experience creates the opportunity to explore not only n, Ea a Foundation is crucial in confronting the challenges to what happened, but also the stories of who, how and hitm educate the next generation of visitors. I am proud to why it happened. On behalf of the Foundation’s Board share in the achievements of this partnership, and I look of Directors, we thank all of you who have contributed forward to our continuing success. to this journey.

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The following supporters have The William Randolph Hearst William Cafritz ExxonMobil Foundation been influential in helping to Foundation Cellular Telecommunications Catherine Farmer launch the National Archives John S. and James L. Knight and Internet Association Rosemary Faulkner Experience including: the reno- Foundation Cora and John H. Davis Gerald F. Fitzgerald, Sr. vation of the Rotunda for the Ken and Pat Lore Foundation, Inc. Todd Foakes Charters of Freedom and the National Archives Trust Fund DHR Foundation Eugene Ford creation of the Public Vaults, National Park Service, Blair and Cheryl Effron Susan Friedgen William G. McGowan Theater, Save America’s Treasures Eugene Eidenberg John B. Fuqua Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery, and PEPCO* Richard A. Eliasberg Leroy W. Gardner the Boeing Learning Center. The Pew Charitable Trusts Nancy Folger and Tom Generous Joel I. and Joan Picket Sidney Werkman Lee and Janet Geronime Charter Level Steven and Tina Price GEICO Alice C. Grady ($1,000,000 +) The John and Lisa Pritzker Miles Gilburne and Nina Zolt Ms. Kerry L. Gray Family Foundation William and Mary Love Harman Patricia Hargrove AT&T Procter and Gamble John and Marilynn Hill Sharon Horkey The Boeing Company Patti and Ronald Rosenfeld The Hollinger Corporation* Dudley J. Hughes Diebold, Inc.* Jeanette Cantrell Rudy The History Channel Melinda Hungerman Willard Hackerman Deborah and Michael Salzberg Mary Lynn and Nicholas Kotz Mr. Ken Jastrow The William G. McGowan Madison “Al” and Lila Self Cappy McGarr Jeff Korman Charitable Fund, Inc. Albert and Shirley Small Mr. David W. Mesker Bee Korvin New York Life Foundation Solutia, Inc.* PepsiCo Lamar C. I. S. D. The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Texas Instruments Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Revzin Donna Levy Alan M. Voorhees Marvin Weissberg and Spacesaver Storage Systems, Inc.* Doris A. Lewis Judith Morris Tawani Foundation John Otho Marsh Executive Level Tom and Carol Wheeler Riley K. Temple Stefanie R. Mathew ($100,000 – 999,999) Titanium Industries* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Meehan The Allbritton Foundation director Level Ellie Trowbridge Edward S. Miller Band, Incorporated* ($10,000 – 99,999) Diane Wolf Dr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Miller Chevy Chase Bank, FSB John and Diana Zentay National Society for the Children Allen & Company, Inc. Dell, Inc.* Harold and Nancy Zirkin of the American Revolution Appel Family Foundation Denglas Technologies, LLC* Nicholas Olson The Bay Foundation Discovery Communications, Inc.* founder Level Col. Roy W. Owen, USAF (Ret) Ms. Esther Brownstein Jerry and Nanette Finger (Under $10,000) Diana Carlin Pierron Ken and Julie Burns elfert Foundation Pilkington Libby-Owens-Ford a H Patrick and Donna Butler Bess and Tyler Abell The Philip L. Graham Fund Marvin and Melanie Pinkert is Ms. Joan Alexander n, L

Katherine Pollhammer a Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Provost

Mary E. Bane uchm Timothy Quinn Mr. Bruce Banks Sharon Reinhard Col. (Ret.) Frederick T. Barrett cott S Cokie Roberts Mr. Joseph E. Beall Frank C. Roberts Edward H. Beck William Roberts elfert, S Dr. Robert O. Belsheim a H

Bruce Rogers in Memory of is Mr. Michael R. Beschloss

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Walter E. Beyer a Samuel Rosenfeld Miguel and Jacklyn Bezos Rachel Ryan Bialkin Family Foundation chulm Sallie Mae Bingham McCutchen, LLP

Ann Imlah Schneider rgot S Carmhiel Brown and Ken Evans Beverly Selvage Theodore Brown, Jr. Todd M. Smock Marjorie H. Brubeck Solutia, Inc. Mr. Sal J. Carbone Jerry W. Stewart William Carey January 2007 Bernard Stiersdorfer John and Lynn Carlin John L. Taylor Martin Luther King, Jr. Family Day Milton K. Chamberlain MSgt. Matthew and Mr. John S. Chapman Mrs. Linda Thompson On January 13, the National Archives celebrated the James W. Cicconi Three Islands Press accomplishments of Martin Luther King, Jr. with a Family Jeffrey Coen Sandra F. Walters Cohasset Associates, Inc. Day celebration remembering African American leaders Robert M. Warner Thora S.R. Colot who have made significant contributions to American Carolyn D. Whipple rmer; right, top to bottom: photos by Ma Mrs. Yvonne Crumpler Karen Hughes White society. During this important day, families were invited Joseph and Alice D’Angelo Mrs. Nancy Williams to interact with historic reenactors of Frederick Douglass, Duane and Mary Davis Ida B. Wells, Rosa Parks, and Martin Luther King, Jr. and Paul Davis therine Fa Gifts in honor of Vincent and Genevieve Dole to participate in hands-on activities that brought to life Tom & Carol Wheeler Michael Dunagan their influential involvement the civil rights movement. David Eidenburg Alltel Corporation Paul Eisenbacher Audiovox 4 left: photo by Ca Aven Foundation Cellular South Centennial Communications Cingular Wireless Dobson Communications Corp. B o e i n g L e a r n i n g Ericsson, Inc. Center Opening First Cellular of Southern Illinois Lucent Technologies In conjunction with the National Archives’ New-Cell annual Constitution Day celebration, the Boeing Nextel Communications Inc. Learning Center officially opened on September Nokia Openwave Systems, Inc. 16 with special visitors from Washington DC’s Rural Cellular Corporation Gibbs Elementary School and their families. The TSI Telecommunication Foundation and the Archives were delighted to honor Services, Inc. The Boeing Company as its partner in the ambitious US Cellular Corporation pursuit to improve history and civics education. Western Wireless Communications This facility, the latest addition to the National * denotes in-kind donation Archives Experience, sets a new standard for innovative and interactive educational programming NAE C am p a i g n t o ta l / by encouraging visitors to explore and discover 2007 update America’s records for themselves. All of the activities in the Boeing Learning Center – including teacher training programs, student lab activities, and family archival adventures – are designed to bring primary sources into students’ classrooms and homes, $20M enabling them to “witness” history as it happened.

Through its support of the Learning Center and sponsorships of the National Archives’ traveling exhibition program as well as the Foundation’s annual gala and Records of Achievement Award, $15M Boeing has been instrumental in creating awareness of the Foundation’s mission in Washington, DC and across the country.

Below: Students begin the “Constitution in Action” activity in the Learning Lab. $10M

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$0 n $23.6M Campaign Goal n $23,179,354 Total as of 12/31/07 n $5,160,000 2007 Contributed Total*

* $110,000: 2007 Board Chal- lenge Total and $5,050,000: 2007 New Donor Total 5 Financials Statement of Financial Position as of December 31, 2007 with Summarized Financial Information for 2006

Exhibit A

Assets 2007 2006 Current assets cash and cash equivalents $ 635,027 $ 819,028 Accounts receivable 100,000 77,885 pledges receivable, net allowance for doubtful accounts 1,490,422 846,964 grants receivable — 200,000 inventory 399,982 320,909 Total current assets 2,625,431 2,264,786

Fixed assets equipment 52,707 52,707 less: accumulated depreciation (52,707) (52,707) Net fixed assets — —

Noncurrent assets long-term pledges receivable, net allowance for doubtful accounts 2,969,590 634,176

Total assets $ 5,595,021 $ 2,898,962

Liabilities and net assets Current liabilities national Archives Trust Fund Board $ 99,285 $ 97,190 loan payable — 572,692 Accrued salaries and benefits 45,854 44,088 deferred membership 210,000 15,000 Total current liabilities 355,139 728,970

Noncurrent liabilities national Archives Trust Fund Board — 99,285 Total liabilities 355,139 828,255

Net assets unrestricted 1,427,254 458,793 temporarily restricted 3,812,628 1,611,914 Total net assets 5,239,882 2,070,707

Total liabilities and net assets $ 5,595,021 $ 2,898,962

6 Exhibit B

Support and revenue Unrestricted temporarily restricted 2007 total 2006 total Support contributions and grants $ 648,317 $ 4,827,609 $ 5,475,926 $ 1,675,481 in-kind 251,086 — 251,086 257,202 membership dues 377,650 — 377,650 345,368 net assets released from donor restrictions 2,626,895 (2,626,895) — — Total support 3,903,948 2,200,714 6,104,662 2,278,051

Revenue Archives shop revenue, net of costs of goods sold of $1,111,470 and $992,200 for 2007 and 2006, respectively 1,595,709 — 1,595,709 1,332,673 Annual gala — — — 125,000 investment income 55,800 — 55,800 34,824 exhibition revenue 300,000 — 300,000 — royalties 35,184 — 35,184 34,093 Miscellaneous 20,026 — 20,026 8,453 Total revenue 2,006,719 — 2,006,719 1,535,043

Total support and revenue $ 5,910,667 $ 2,200,714 $ 8,111,381 $ 3,813,094

Expenses Program services national Archives Experience $ 2,582,851 $ — $ 2,582,851 $ 1,398,225 membership 460,733 — 460,733 227,002 Auxiliary Endeavors 744,404 — 744,404 118,595 marketing and Advertising — — — 46,380 Total program services 3,787,988 — 3,787,988 1,790,202

Supporting services general and Administrative 810,089 — 810,089 598,370 fundraising 176,866 — 176,866 593,460 Archives Shop 167,263 — 167,263 472,723 Total supporting services 1,154,218 — 1,154,218 1,664,553

Total expenses $ 4,942,206 $ — $ 4,942,206 $ 3,454,755

Change in net assets 968,461 2,200,714 3,169,175 358,339 Net assets at beginning of year 458,793 1,611,914 2,070,707 1,712,368 Net assets at end of year $ 1,427,254 $ 3,812,628 $ 5,239,882 $ 2,070,707

7 Foundation for the national archives 2007 Annual fund Donors

Thanks to the generosity of Foundations Nancy Folger and Ms. Suzanne Chevalier these individual members, Sidney Werkman Yaron Dori** Howard University major donors, corporations and Anonymous Andrew R. D’Uva** Humanities Council of foundations, the Foundation Cynthia and Ben Guill Julie C. Edison Washington, DC is able to support the crucial William and Mary Love Harman Ms. Mary M. Evans Institute of International programming costs for the Ms. Fruzsina Harsanyi, PhD Susan Friedgen Education National Archives Experience’s Marilynn and John Hill Gwendolyn Lohse** Marshall B. Coyne diverse needs and the Founda- John Hope Franklin* Andrew W. McGhee Foundation, Inc. tion’s operating expenses. Frank and Cathy Keating Dr. Jane and Fuller Moore The Nelson Talbott Mary Lynn and Nicholas Kotz Mr. David Ross** Foundation in honor of The Corporate Council Brian P. Lamb* Brian D. Smith** Brooke Shearer Ken and Pat Lore Thomas W. Stern The Boeing Company Susan and Elihu Rose Peri Marek Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Thornell Chevy Chase Bank Foundation David McCullough* Sheila E. Vaughan John Hancock Financial Services The William G. McGowan Cappy and Jane McGarr David O. Williams DLA Piper US LLP Charitable Fund, Inc. David and Kathleen McKean Texas Instruments Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Benefactor Level GEICO Socie t y for the McLarty, III ($250 – $499) Oshkosh Corporation National Archives The Merrill Family Procter & Gamble ($5,000 +) Mary E. Bane Foundation, Inc. AARP Dana Nielsen and Joel Bertrand Bess and Tyler Abell David W. Mesker Anonymous Mr. J. M. Compton Honey and Lamar Alexander The Lawrence F. O’Brien Family Honeywell Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Conrad Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Bezos Joel I. and Joan Picket The John F. Kennedy Center Mr. Jonathan Coopersmith Tom Brokaw* Steven and Tina Price for the Performing Arts Jan and Roger Corley A’Lelia Bundles Richard and Patty Reed American Academy of Caitlin Donahue** Ken and Julie Burns Robert and Wendy Riggs Otolaryngology – Head and Kristin and Eric Dubelier Eugene Eidenberg Henry and Bernadette Rivera Neck Surgery Foundation Donald and Esther Evans Richard A. Eliasberg Cokie and Steven Roberts National Ocean Industries William and Sue Fisher Jane Fawcett-Hoover Patti and Ronald Rosenfeld Association Bruce Guthrie Jerry and Nanette Finger Philip Rosenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Corbin Gwaltney Foundation Deborah and Michael Salzberg Nancy W. Harding Theodore D. Segal

Col. Douglas Harper -2) David and Carolyn Stump Z David H. Hugel Riley K. Temple -38 Judith K. Jones, M.D. LU Tom and Carol Wheeler Kathryn T. Jones Diane Wolf Amy Levine**

John and Diana Zentay tion (208- Marshfield High School, a AP European Classes founder Level Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mayfield nform ($1,000 – $4,999) r I M. Jean McKee Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Allen Jane McNairn Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Beck, III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mills Jules Bernstein and Linda Lipsett Martha Newman ffice of Wa Arlene Brown and Eugene Bialek Sunjoo Pang John Y. Cole, Jr. Robert and Margaret Patricelli Thora S.R. Colot Sharon Pavlovsky**

David M. Don** Jann and Robert Perez ecords of the O Francis X. O’Donoghue William Reynolds Charles and Miriam Palm Frank C. Roberts Marvin and Melanie Pinkert David W. Robertson

January 2007 l Archives, R Walt E. Smith John and Rosemary Ryan a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tagliabue Jim Schuler** A m e r i c a n C o n v e r s a t i o n tion John and Joanne Tucker Richard D. Siragusa Museum Renaissance Jennifer A. Warren** Paul A. Terry Robert F. Williams Melanne and Philip Verveer Archivist of the United States Allen Weinstein and a distin- Robert Wallace guished panel of museum directors discussed the incred- Conservator Level ible boom in the creation and re-creation of Washington, ($750 – $999) Advocate Level DC’s museums on January 18 in an American Conversa- ($125 – $249) John M. Simmons ld; right: courtesy of Na a

tion entitled “New Culture: The Museum Renaissance in Robert M. Allen on D Washington.” They focused on the relevance of museums Guardian Level Thomas J. Schneider and c

in the age of the Internet, the emphasis on creating ($500 – $749) Julie A. Bader rl M James Bagley “experience,” and whether there are enough visitors to R. D. Billmire Dale and Jory Barone support the dramatic expansion in the nation’s capital. * denotes Honorary Members

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Col. (Ret.) Frederick T. Barrett Larry P. Cooper Michelle Gandy Virginia Banerjee Carolyn & John Beck Mr. Robert W. Cover, II Timothy and Dorothy Gay Stephen and Carol Banks Dana Nielsen and Joel Bertrand Charles J. Covern Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gewirz Louis A. Beach Walter E. Beyer Mrs. Yvonne Crumpler Warren H. Greene, Jr.** William J. and Mary L. Beane Paul Brigner** Richard O. Davies Mr. Bentley Gregg Ms. Patti J. Beattie Mr. and Mrs. J. Charles Bruse Mr. James L. Deegan Mildred D. Grissom Bill and JoAnn Beck Janet Burhans Robert M. Doyle Jerry Handfield Ted and Dora Sue Black Thomas P. Byrnes Dr. Cheryl L. Edwards Ronald and Martha Hardman The Brams Family Pamela Vicchio-Cabral Paul Eisenbacher Patricia Hargrove Carolyn and Douglas Brandon** Lou Ann Cameron Mr. Arnold Engel Dr. and Mrs. William J. Hartko Shannon and Mr. Oscar Cerna Ruel and Lily Eskelsen Dr. and Mrs. Merrill M. Hessel Peter Brigham-Hill** Milton K. Chamberlain Richard Fair Ted and Susan Hirt Hillary and Matthew Brill** Dr. Marlene H. Cianci and Sarajane Foster Robert and Carol Hopper Mr. Jeff Z. Brooker Dr. Salvatore N. Cianci Robert B. Fratis William M. and Ida Lee Carey Phyllis F. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chappelle Susan J. Irving George and Patsy Clark Mark Laatsch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Claster David A. Lamdin Hon. W. F. Clinger n A t i o n a l T r a v e l i n g Karry K. LaViolette** Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis Exhibition Program Priscilla R. Linn Connor, III Howard P. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Craig With the Experience’s achievements, the Foundation has Douglas G. Martz Captain Victor Delano been able to help expand the Archives’ traveling exhibition Frederick W. Mast Ann Denkler and James Dykes** program with successful national tours. Thousands of new Jean Masters John and Audrey Denkler Stefanie R. Mathew Bernard G. and Susan A. Dennis visitors throughout the country now have the opportunity Laura L. McAuliffe Bill and Inez Dinwoodie to discover exhibitions highlighting records from the Thomas and Patricia McGinty Joe and Peggy DiScipio** holdings of the National Archives that originally premiered Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. McLaren John Duffner in the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery in Washington, DC. Edward S. Miller Scott Eichinger and Jason Lott Nancy A. Murphy Alice Evans E ye witness: Katherine D. Ortega Colonel and Mrs. American Originals from the National Archives Mr. William H. Osborne, III Ronald E. Everett Drawing on rarely displayed documents, audio recordings, and Patricia Overmeyer Mr. Ronnie Fairley film footage culled from the extensive holdings of theN ational Dr. Diana B. Carlin Pierron William Feldman Archives and its Presidential Libraries, “Eyewitness” features Mr. and Mrs. John Provost L. Jean Herz and Dan Felger Kevin and Alice Reilly Joseph and Mary Fitzharris first-person accounts of watershed moments in history. Charles R. Reusing Mr. E. D. Frankhouser Feb 2007 – Jimmy Carter Library and Museum, Atlanta, GA June Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gilbert May 2007 – National Constitution Center, Philadelphia, PA Maureen Ryan** Ellen and Michael Gold Oct 2007 – The Ford Museum of the Gerald R. Ford Library and Dr. Philip and Mrs. Lynn A. Greenwalt Museum, Grand Rapids MI Mrs. Elizabeth Samuels Ann and Donald Hall Clifford L. Sayre, Jr. Patricia Harris and

Th e Way We Worked: Patrick Scannon, M.D. Richard Green Photographs from the National Archives Daniel P. and Cheryl R. Schell Franklin A. Hart Alice Schloss Raymond and Marie Hausch As a photo exhibition focusing on the history of work in America, Charley Scott Mr. and Mrs. David F. Heck “The Way We Worked” reveals the effects of industrialization, Kathleen A. Shultz Paul N. Herbert urbanization, immigration, labor unrest, wars, and economic Reverend W. Becket Soule Mr. Andrew Huffman depression on ordinary working Americans, whether they toiled in Mr. Robert P. Stalder Karen Hult and Charles Walcott a coal mine, on a tractor, at a typewriter, or on an assembly line. John A. Stevenson and Reed and Kathleen Hutner Nancy R. Nelson Mr. Peter Barton Hutt Mar 2007 – The National Archives, SE Region, Morrow, GA Shannon Thibert John F. Jameson June 2007 – Kansas City Public Library, Kansas City, MO Ryan Wallach and Mr. and Mrs. A. Grima Johnson Sept 2007 – Webber Center Gallery, Ocala, FL Shannon Lockwood** Michael Jones** Dec 2007 – Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY John B. Wells Mr. and Mrs. Bryan F. Kammer Audrey J. Wolfinger Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaplin Mr. and Mrs. Gerson Yalowitz Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kelley Anthony D. Yandoli Mr. and Mrs. Meldon C. Kirk Ms. Michelle E. Zager** Mr. and Mrs. Stephen K. Kitchen Robert and Kathy Ledig Family Level Dr. and Mrs. Harry Letaw, Jr. ($100 – $124) Jason Levine** Philip R. and Mr. and Mrs. Alex K. Adwan Dianne C. Luhmann Mr. Jeffrey Archambault Patrice Lyons Mr. and Mrs. John T. Baglaneas Greg and Tammy Mathew Ms. Michelle Baldacci A. A. Mayer 10 Ms. Evelyn J. Baldwin March 2007 S c h o o l H o u s e t o White House Opening

Opening in the Lawrence F. O’Brien Gallery on March 30, the exhibition “School House to White House: The Education of the Presidents” portrayed the early education of American Presidents as boys struggling with their studies, teenagers trying to fit in, and young men deciding on a career. From Herbert Hoover through George W. Bush, with records drawn from the National Archives Presidential Libraries, the exhibition showcased their report cards, letters, photos, and memorabilia to demonstrate the variety of educational and extra-curricular experiences that trained and influenced our nation’s future leaders.

Clockwise from Top: Bill Clinton (far left), May 6, 1950; George W. Bush’s first grade report card, 1952-1953;

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er Charles G. McCombs, Jr. W.B. and Rosemary Dorothy R. Avery Mr. Mark K. Brinkley Sally and John McInnes Hernandez Smith David Awbrey Richard and Patti Broad Mr. James J. McSweeney Mr. John D. Sours Jeffrey Axelrad Barbara Brodie useum, G Mr. Paulo F. Mendes Mary Jo Southwick Mr. Russell K. Axelson, Jr. Mrs. Rosemary H. Buettner nd M Mr. Kenneth Minick Sally C. Staley Patricia M. Bachman Jean L. Bujak

ry a Elizabeth Vella Moeller** Mr. and Mrs. Russell Henry Bain Mr. Eli R. Burdine a Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Molli W. Struckman A. Cornelius Baker Ms. Michele M. Burnett ibr

l L Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Morley Mr. John D. Sweeney Richard A. Baker Ms. Tina K. Byrd a Dr. Raymond S. Murakami Peter and Courtney Thorsson** Jon and Cindi Balson Ralph J. Calabrese Lt. Col. and Mrs. Eugene L. Lisa Wallender Diana L. Banister Artemio A. Caleda

residenti Naegele USA (Ret.) Mr. John H. Ware, IV Paul O. Barker John T. Calkins Nancy Peavy Nancy A. Watson Mr. Paul J. Bartek Mrs. Nancy E. Campbell ush P Robert A. Poogach and Andrew Weinstein Andrew Bass Mr. Dennis Capron . B W . Wendy Mellinger Ms. Margaret Whalen Frank Becker Mr. Mark A. Carey Thomas Poulter, Jr. Brian Wilson Mary K. Benson Marie S. Carlson

eorge H Mr. Walter Rex James and Dolores Windt Jean R. Bentley Ms. Carol Laikin Carpenter Ms. Anna Romanski Catherine and Stephen Zavadil Mr. William H. Bergstrom Bradley W. Carroll Paul and Gayle Ropp Malcolm E. Bernhardt Dr. and Mrs. John B. Carter linton, G Jan M. Rusin Patron Level Philip Bigler Brenda Cartier

m J. C Sakowitz Family ($60 – $99) Nicki Peak Birch Philip Cauchard a Dr. and Mrs. Alan B. Salisbury Christopher Bjornson** James M. Cesnik illi Mr. Hugh T. Adams Elizabeth S. Schepps Mary C. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mr. William G. Aiello The Schmitz’s William A. Blanpied C. Chandler, Jr. Fiona Alexander** Mr. David Schraut William F. Bologna Mr. Wallace W. Chandler Carol F. Alford

ourtesy of W Ms. Micha Seelye Colonel Frederic L. Borch, III Mr. and Mrs. Marston S. Chase Ms. Marie B. Allen William J. and Gale L. Senn Peter and Barbara Bouton Ms. Katherine Chowning Nolan and Susan Altman The Annette and Leonard Jean Bowles Celeste J. Christensen Herman Anschuetz Shapiro Family Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ms. Ruth Allingham Clarke Ms. Nancy J. Anwyll Mr. Abraham B. Sickle H. Bradford Willow Coberly G. H. Artola Gerry and Ira Siegler Mary Brady Jeff Coen Kevin F. Arundel, Ph.D.

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Michael P. Cohen Ms. Elizabeth T. Graves Dr. Raymond E. King Elaine O. Leventhal Mr. Peter A. Cohn James F. Green Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Kissam Margaret D. Lewis Mr. Martin F. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Greer Mary E. Klein Barbara and Bob Lewis Dale S. Collinson Sharon S. Gressle J. David Kluck Mr. Victor Lim Colonel and Mrs. John P. Connell Michael Grey Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ms. Susanne D. Lind Ms. Tula A. Connell Gary Grippo R. Kolakowski Mr. and Mrs. James C. Linn Arlene L. Conner Ambassador and R. M. Kraft George T. Little Mr. Gary Conwell Mrs. David A. Gross** Kenneth A. Krantz Mrs. Harry R. Locke Janet Cooper Peggy Gross Mr. Mark E. Krawczyk Elizabeth Loucheur** William and Judy Corbett Eric Guenther Hazel F. Kreinheder Ruth Love Kim Corthell Carlos A. Guffain Ken I. Krell Roye L. Lowry Melanie D. Crain Dr. Milton Gustafson Karen R. Kroll Senator and Ms. Linda Crawford Jerry and Marian Haag Harold B. Krom Mrs. Richard G. Lugar Dr. Henry Curry Mr. O. M. Hackett Susan G. Krumhaus Catherine Maloney Douglas Dams William J. Hackett Ms. Mary Kuckewich Timothy P. Manley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Danby Andrew J. Hagan Raoul Kulberg Mr. Michael F. Manning Joseph and Alice D’Angelo Matthew F. Hagen** Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pamela Maraziti Cynthia G. Daniels Carolinda Hales P. Laframboise Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. George E. Danielson Rob Haley Mrs. Esther T. Laidig H. Marburger, III Lynn David Roberta Lee Halladay Elizabeth Landen Michael and Carol Martinka Cheryl Day Bradley Hamilton Walt Landen, Sr. David C. Marx George T. Desorcy Reverand and William C. Lange Jerlyn Mask Ms. Patricia E. Doyle Mrs. Harold L. Hand, Jr. John M. Lawlor, Jr. Aaron D. Maslow Mr. Paul A. Doyle, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Hanlon Ms. Patricia M. Lawrence Nancy Masterson Virginia Mayo-Drane Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hansen Laurence Lebowitz Sandra and Raymond Mathis Kathryn Drexler Don Hartline Major Kurt Lee, USMC Thomas J. Maxwell Ms. Anne C. Dryden Donald J. Hartman William H. Duncan, M.D. Ellie Harvey Deborah M. Dyer Beatriz Haspo Everett and Darlene Dyer Mr. Diego A. Hernandez Mr. Bert T. Edwards James D. Hicks Peter D. Ehrenhaft Martin and Margaret Hoffmann Sam D. Elias Mr. Tom Hohenthaner Stephanie K. Eller Wilma Hommel Willis I. Else Kelly Hood Charles Emich William F. Horan Mr. Austin J. Evans Lynne and Ted Horn Mr. James Evans Mr. and Mrs. James Kathryn Feather W. Horton, Jr. Christopher A. Fedeli** Kathleen Hosking James M. Fernald Joseph W. Howe Dr. Bruce G. Fineman Maxine Huff Mr. Dan Fischer Ms. Alicia L. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Fletcher Captain T. Q. Hutchinson Jeanne Fogle Colonel Christine L. Ingel, Lloyd P. Franklin USA, Retired John and Carolyn Frasier Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Ioffredo July 2007 Raymond H. Fredette Jerome H. Jaffe, M.D. I ndependence d A y C e l e b r a t i o n Thomas Freeman** Eric Jarvis Dr. Stephen G. Fritz Esther Adelaide Jerald On July 4, celebrating the nation’s 231st birthday, the Pirie M. Gall Charles D. Joesten National Archives in partnership with the Foundation John S. Gallagher Colonel Erik G. Johnson, presented a day of programming that centered on the Leroy W. Gardner USA, Retired Philip M. Gbur Sherry and Gunnar Johnson themes of patriotism, sacrifice, and freedom. World War II Charles Gellert Stephen T. Johnson veterans Lieutenant Colonel Henry Cervantes, USAF (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Geltner Deborah L. Johnston and Major Norman T. Hatch, USMCR (Ret.) joined historical Linda M. Ghelfi Reverend and reenactors portraying Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, James Cross Giblin Mrs. Kenneth S. Jones regg Benjamin Franklin, and Ned Hector in a dramatic reading of Dr. Caroline Gillin Rachel L. Jones a G the Declaration of Independence. The ceremony closed with zr Ms. Janelle Giunta Nancy and Omar Kader Joe Giza Barbara F. Kahlow remarks by documentary filmmaker and Foundation board Jackie Glassman** Mr. B. Franklin Kahn member Ken Burns. Free Family Day activities followed, Ms. Judith A. Gleichauf Ambassador and including an opportunity for visitors to “sign” a copy of the Marcia Goldberg Mrs. Max M. Kampelman Declaration of Independence. The Foundation was pleased Marilyn Goode Ms. Gale D. Kaufmann to welcome John Hancock Financial Services as the event nd right: photos by E Steve and Judy Gorin Dr. Karen L. Kettering** Ava Gorkin Mr. Wallace Kile sponsor for the third year in a row.

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Dr. H. Berton McCauley Milo M. Moyano Mr. and Mrs. Luis C. Ratinoff David H. Shinn Ernest R. McCluskey, III Bruce K. Mulock Joan B. Rattermann Nancy L. Silvers Rodney McDaniel Kaitlyn Murphy Mr. and Mrs. David W. Raymond William Scott Sims Frank J. Marine and Neil and Diane Murphy Francis J. Readdy Winfred G. Skelton, Jr. Linda James McKay Mr. and Mrs. William M. Murray Theresa Greene Reed, M. D. Dale and Margaret Smith David McKee Nancy and Richard Nagelhout Peggy Reeves Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Smith, III Ms. Barbara A. McNamara Theodore A. Nagy Clyde Relick Mr. Robert Solomon James F. McVeigh Jeffrey N. Nelson Richard A. Rhoden Dr. Luther B. Sowers Ms. Katrina Meals Mr. Duane S. Netzly Ms. Carol H. Rice Catherine L. Spence Drs. A. Louis and Julia A. Medin Mrs. Bernetta Newcastle Mr. Kenneth J. Richards Charles Spencer Emerson Melaven Melissa Newman** Mr. Randolph E. Richardson Judith St. George William J. Memmer Mr. John H. Nolan Rev. Charles Richter and Roland F. Stead Ellen Merritt Mr. Takashi Oka Mrs. Patricia Collins Tim Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Meyer Jim Oliver Frederick M. Riekert Jerry W. Stewart Robert Mihara Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Olsen Thalia C. Roland Selma E. Stewart The Millane Family Betty Oswald James. J. Rosolanka L. Nan Stout Mr. Charles F. Miller David A. and Charlotte L. Owens Mr. Douglas Ross Mr. & Mrs. Mervin Dr. Jeanne-Marie A. Miller Mr. Gary Parker Mr. Eugene T. Rossides K. Strickler, Jr. Jonathan J. Miller Susan L. Paul Ms. Bonnie G. Rowan Javis A. Strong, Jr. Kristie Miller Scott Pedersen Tim and Marcella Ruland James R. Stultz Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Miller Marjorie A. Perez Emily Rupp Anne Sturtz Dr. and Mrs. Sanford A. Miller Jackie Kinder Petersen Ms. Joan C. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stylianos Mr. Terry Miller** Mr. and Mrs. William W. Pheil Mr. Walter B. Sanderson, Jr. Mr. Anbarasan Subbaya William E. Miller, Jr. Bruce Piasecki and Anonymous Mr. Richard V. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Milnes Andrea Masters William W. Scales Judith M. Swan Rose Mitchell Ms. Thelma B. Player Vivian L. Schafer Wendy Swanson Chi Mo Beverly Fearn Porter Mr. Scott Schless C. Gary Sydow Jonathan W. Montgomery Mrs. Grace L. Potts Stephanie Schmelz Susan Szulman Larry T. Moore Joseph Powers Rhonda Schmidtlein** Mr. David C. Taylor Robert Moorlach Alfred Coxe Prime Ann Imlah Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Taylor Firth Morris Col. John F. Prout (Ret) Timothy J. Schoepke John L. Taylor Mr. Michael F. Morrissey John B. Ramsay Mark Howard Schulze Duncan E. Tebow Anthony and Sara Morrow Richard J. Rapaport Beverly Scott Gary A. Terrill John and Susan Moseman Erich P. Rapp Barbara Ann Shannon Bradley S. Thomas Ms. Nancy J. Moser Mr. Waldo F. Rasmussen Susan P. Shepard D. Thomas MSgt. Matthew C. and Linda Thompson Pauline Thompson Mr. John L. Thorndike september 2007 Mrs. R. Carmichael Tilghman -61-9037) D Ms. Peggy Trall - F o u r t h A n n u a l R ecords of Achievement PS Bryan Tramont** A w a r d a n d g A l a William E. Trible Anne S. K. Turkos The Foundation paid tribute to renowned Ms. Ingrid A. Tuuling historian John Hope Franklin on September

Ms. LaNae Twite tion Agency (306- 18 recognizing him with the Fourth Annual Tom Tyson a Dr. Joseph E. Urban Records of Achievement Award. This exclusive nform . I

Wayne H. Valis S event drew together distinguished guests from . Ms. Sylvia D. Valloric Washington’s civic and cultural community to David and Renee Van Hoy honor Dr. Franklin for his accomplishments. Gregory B. Van Tuyle “His inspired work provokes us to take up the Mrs. Patricia G. VanDemark difficult questions of inequality and oppres- Wouter K. Vanderwal ecords of the U sion faced by Americans from the nation’s Ms. Sherri L. Vervack Mr. Warren J. Vibbard beginnings, and to bring to this task a more Todd Vradenburg complete understanding of our national Michael Walker heritage,”said Tom Wheeler, President of the Dr. Paul K. Walker Foundation for the National Archives. Georgine Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Walter regg; right: courtesy of R Sandra Faye Walters Top to Bottom: John Hope Franklin receives Fourth a G Ed Weber zr Annual Records of Achievement Award; John Hope Mr. and Mrs. James V. Weber Franklin and board member Ken Burns Karen E. Weeks Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Weidman

14 left: photos by E Isabelle Wells Joel Shield Jack D. Welsh, M. D. Tuchman, Korngold, Weiss, Mrs. Sherry M. Welter Lippman & Gelles, LLP Mary Jane Whalen Dr. Norma Vaglio-Laurin Carolyn D. Whipple Mrs. William D. Van Hoven Willis H. White Joseph W. Whitford, V Donors to The Charles Mr. Allen Whitlock Guggenheim Center for Margaret Whitmer the Documentary Film Rose Marie Wilcox Bess and Tyler Abell Mr. William D. Wilke Anthony L. and Doris D. Ach Glenn F. Williams Elizabeth S. Adams Katie Wilmes Madzy and Albert Beveridge Candace Wilmot John and Lynn Carlin Mr. James R. Wilson Ms. Elinor K. Farquhar Anonymous The Lee and Juliet Folger Fund Elias Wolfberg** Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Godfrey Jay and Susan Wolfe Mrs. Charles Guggenheim Mr. Thomas M. Woods Grace S. Guggenheim Lawrence W. Woodward Thomas S. Guggenheim Ms. Phyllis C. Wright Mr. and Mrs. John O. Hedden Dave and Carole Yoho Martin and Margaret Hoffmann Patricia A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Isaacs Mr. Alan R. Yuspeh John and Carolyn McMillan Neal Zimmerman Richard and Julia Moe Christos Zirps In and Out Gifts Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Donor Level Foundation ($1 – $59) Michael F. Reed Richard A. Ahrens Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rosenfeld Per Bang-Jensen Anonymous Toby F. Berman Robert and Christine Steiner Mr. Edward Boshears Charles Stix september 2007 Margaret P. Brigidini Florence S. Stone 50th Annivers a r y Mr. Benjamin Burgess Elizabeth Terry Jacqueline Campos Mr. Charles H. Tobias, Jr. of Little Rock Nine Mr. Sal J. Carbone Ellie Trowbridge On September 27, the National Archives, The Lt. Col. James DeVage USA (Ret.) Sylvan Morris Dubow Federal Hall Foundation and The Charles Guggenheim Center for the Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Dumond National Memorial Documentary Film, in partnership with the Smithsonian Michael L. Fay Campaign Donors National Museum of American History and Kenneth E. Dr. and Mrs. Eliot Folickman Appel Family Foundation Behring Center, presented a screening and discussion of Ms. Catherine Greve Blair and Cheryl Effron Charles Guggenheim’s 1964 Academy Award®-winning Carlyn Halde The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Grace I. Hammesfahr film Nine From Little Rock. From the perspective of Montblanc Linda and Jay Herson Jefferson Thomas and his fellow students seven years Ms. Julia O. Hope Discovering the Civil after their historic achievement, Nine From Little Rock Mr. Edwin L. Howard War exhibition Donors documents one of the most important events in the Melinda Hungerman African-American Civil Rights Movement and is now part Rahul Jain Susan Claffey Mr. Edward Junk Bernard G. and Susan A. Dennis of the permanent motion picture holdings of the National Ms. Maurine A. Kirkpatrick Stefanie R. Mathew Archives. A distinguished panel discussed the film after Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lay the event, including two members of the Little Rock Reuben Lev Nine, Carlotta Walls LaNier and Ernest Green. Ms. Lauren Liebrecht These pages include donors who Mr. Donald Lombard have made a contribution from Mr. and Mrs. John R. Loudon January 1 through December 31, Above: Elizabeth Eckford passes through jeering crowd of Mrs. Ramsey E. McNeil 2007. Every effort has been made white students, April, 2, 1958. Mr. Thomas I. Miller to recognize donors accurately, Jo-Ann Neuhaus however sometimes mistakes Mr. Walter R. O’Neil do occur and we apologize if William L. O’Neill you are listed incorrectly. If you Patrick W. Oreilly would like to change how you are Sarah M. Penner recognized, please contact the Mr. David A. Richards Foundation at (202) 357-5946 or In Memory of Helen Rogers [email protected]. Joanne C. Rosso 15 F o u n d a t i o n S u c c e s s e s 2 0 0 7

The support and accom- I highlight this 40-page book as an example of one of plishments of 2007 mark a the many dynamic strides the Foundation has made in milestone in the growth of the its partnership with the Archives, its visitors and donors. Foundation for the National In addition to winning awards, Archive This! is a top Archives and its successful part- seller in the Archives Shop giving visitors the opportunity nership with the Archives, the to extend their experience outside of the walls of the National Archives Experience. Archives building. Sales of the book generate income for continued and enhanced growth of the Experience while In addition to welcoming also supporting operational expenses. Archive This! is over a million visitors to the National Archives building just one example of the numerous and innovative ways in in Washington, DC, the Foundation and the National which the Foundation, the Archives, and the generosity of Archives continued to support many initiatives including contributors are partnering to increase awareness about innovative exhibitions like School House to White the importance of America’s historical records. House, a host of diverse public programs such as the tribute to Charles Guggenheim featuring the Little Rock The Foundation appreciates the tremendous efforts of its Nine, and the educational initiatives like the Archives’ Board members, the talented staff, and our innovative annual Primarily Teaching workshops. In just a few and dedicated colleagues at the National Archives. short years, the Experience has become a destination to But, we are truly thankful for those supporters who visit for tourists, educators, administrators, researchers believe in the history of this country and understand the and scholars as well as local audiences. importance for every citizen to have access to the depth and diversity of its past. Thank you!

In 2007, with the continued success of our Board gel

challenge led by Ken Lore, and the support of donors like rt Na you, the Foundation was able to reach new audiences nationally and internationally. Early in the year, we were thrilled to announce The Boeing Company’s gift Thora Colot r right: photo by Ba of $5 million. This enabled us to take the National Executive Director a

Archives Experience nationwide by expanding our tives; f a traveling exhibition program, enhancing our website and niti rch I completing the Boeing Learning Center. a ese l R The Foundation staff in partnership with the education a tion team at the National Archives created two new films with an “interactive” companion book, Archive This! tion for Na a coinciding with the opening of the Boeing Learning

Center. With special thanks to the New York Life orpor Foundation, each student who visits and participates in the Learning Lab’s activities receives Archive This! Using comic strips and colorful graphics that take readers on a journey through the vaults of the National Archives, ling; right: courtesy of C readers discover the importance of primary resources and the nation’s history while also having fun.

16 left: photo by Andi K Foundation for the national archives board of directors January – December 2007

President Directors Eugene Eidenberg Joel Picket Thomas E. Wheeler Bess Abell Managing Director Chairman Core Capital Partners Merry Go Round Farm Granite Ventures, LLC. Gotham Construction, LLC. Washington, DC Potomac, MD San Francisco, CA New York, NY

Vice President Honey Alexander Richard Eliasberg Steven Price Michael R. Beschloss Community Leader Community Leader Senior Managing Director Presidential Historian Walland, TN Baltimore, MD Centerbridge Partners, L.P. Washington, DC New York, NY A’Lelia Bundles Jane Fawcett-Hoover Vice President Author/Former ABC News President Henry Rivera Albert H. Small Executive & Producer JFH Strategies, LLC Partner President, Southern Washington, DC Great Falls, VA Wiley Rein Engineering Corporation Washington, DC Washington, DC Ken Burns Jerry E. Finger Co-Founder Managing Director Cokie Roberts Vice President Florentine Films Finger Interests, Ltd. Journalist Patti Rosenfeld Walpole, NH Houston, TX Bethesda, MD Community Leader Chevy Chase, MD Congresswoman Nancy Folger Anna Roosevelt Jennifer Dunn Community Leader Vice President, Community & Secretary Senior Adviser Washington, DC Education Relations Deborah Ratner Salzberg DLA Piper The Boeing Company President Washington, DC William R. Harman Chicago, IL Forest City Washington Business Executive Washington, DC Blair Effron New York, NY Howard Rubenstein Partner President, Rubenstein Treasurer Centerview Partners, LLC Fruzsina M. Harsanyi, PhD Associates, Inc. Kenneth G. Lore New York, NY Vice President, Chairman, Rubenstein Bingham McCutchen, LLP Global Public Affairs Communications, Inc. Washington, DC Patrick Butler Tyco International, Inc. New York, NY Vice President Washington, DC The Washington Post Company Theodore Segal Washington, DC Marilynn Wood Hill DLA Piper US LLP Author/Historian Washington, DC Bronxville, NY Brooke Shearer Gov. Frank Keating International Partnership for President and Chief Executive Microbicides Officer Silver Spring, MD The American Council of Life Insurers Riley Temple Washington, DC Halprin Temple Washington, DC Mary Lynn Kotz Journalist Robert M. Warner (Emeritus) Washington, DC Archivist Emeritus and University of Michigan Cappy McGarr Historian McGarr Capital Ann Arbor, MI Holdings, LLC Dallas, TX Allen Weinstein (ex-officio) Archivist of the october 2007 David McKean United States Chief of Staff, Senator John Washington, DC William G. McGowan Forum Kerry’s Office Washington, DC Marvin Weissberg On October 3, the annual William G. McGowan Forum on Real Estate Developer Communications, Technology and Government explored David Mesker The Weissberg Corporation the latest issues in government regulation of the Internet. Community Leader Arlington, VA The program featured Internet pioneers Robert Kahn, left, St. Louis, MO Diane Wolf and Vinton G. Cerf, right, – both of whom are renowned Lawrence F. O’Brien, III Community Advocate for co-designing the TCP/IP protocols that provided the The OBC Group, LLC New York, NY basic architecture of the Internet. Along with the William Washington, DC G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc., the program was also John H. Zentay presented in collaboration with the Internet Society. DLA Piper US LLP Washington, DC 17 The “school house to white house” exhibit, which opened in March 2007, included this photo of Dwight Eisenhower’s 5th grade class at Lincoln Elementary School in Abilene, Kansas.