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PITZER COLLEGE 2003-2004 President’s Report and Honor Roll

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lead transform advance 1 President’s Annual Report 4 The Year in Review 10 Honor Roll of Donors 10 Chair’s Circle 11 President’s Circle 11 GOLD President’s Circle 13 Friends 13 Provida Futuri 13 Gifts-in-Kind 14 Foundation and Corporate Gifts 15 ICSC 16 Scholarships 19 Memorial Gifts & Honorary Gifts 24 Alumni Gifts 26 Phonathon 36 Parents Fund 39 Volunteers 40 Faculty and Staff Campaign 41 Board of Trustees 41 Office of Advancement 41 Office of Public Relations 41 Alumni Association Board

Editors Susan Andrews Anne Donovan Moran Managing Editor Alice Jung ’01 Writers and Contributors Jamie Brown ’99 Richard Chute ’84 Jay Collier Nadine Francis Kelly Howell Stephanie Petty Marilyn Ray ’92 Nicole Rinetti Jim Stricks Laura Skandera Trombley Gift Recorder This is a publication of the Pitzer College Office of Advancement and the Office of Public Relations. We have V. Michelle Bierman made every effort to ensure accuracy of our lists. If you should find a misspelling or omission, please accept our Design sincere apologies and contact the Advancement Office at (909) 621-8130 or by e-mail at [email protected], so Bridget Gailey that we can make the necessary corrections in our records. Printing Advanced Color Graphics Donations made from July 1, 2003, through June 30, 2004, are included in this report. Please note that many of Photography Pitzer’s friends are members of multiple constituent groups, such as an alumna who is a proud parent and a mem- Laurie Babcock ber of Pitzer’s staff. These constituents will appear in more than one list in this Honor Roll and the total dollars Phillip Channing raised by each constituent group, therefore, may include gifts that are counted in more than one category. Angel Jauregui James V. Ohlemeyer Please note that gifts from alumni are listed under their names alone. We recognize that these donations Sandy Reeves ’92 frequently represent the support of spouses and families and are grateful to all who support Pitzer College. Cover Photo James V. Ohlemeyer PITZER COLLEGE is a learning community where we critically explore ideas across disciplines with a commitment to multiple perspectives, social and environmental justice, and intercultural understanding.

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL REPORT

President Laura Skandera Trombley

Dear Friends, The official 2003-04 school year ended on June 30th, and the appropriate moment has come to reflect on the College’s 41st year. This has been a year rich with achievement. Now it is time to enjoy the fruits of our labor, to envision the next stages of our advancement, and to reaffirm the institutional values which have sustained the life of and given direction to our community. Our stated commitment is to move forward in a manner that is deliberate, creative and focused. With all of us working together this past year, we have advanced the wider recognition of the merits of the College and made Pitzer stronger than ever before — without changing its character. What mode of reflection should we choose to gauge our banner year? The unprecedented successes established in admissions and advancement? Our standing as one of America’s most diverse liberal arts colleges? Our enhanced national profile within academic circles as well as the popular media? Or do we return to a more intimate space, the ultimate measure of success — an educational moment of furthering the personal growth and awareness that our College was founded to provide? This last reflection is beautifully expressed by Jessica Guterman, a 2004 graduate, who thoughtfully mirrored her time at Pitzer in a moving letter to me: “The only thing that I have ever known about myself, and the way I wish to contribute to the world, is that I want to improve quality of life . . . My Pitzer education has reinforced that in me and broadened it, as I finally realize that I can fulfill my social responsibility in any way I choose, as long as I choose to do so ... One of the most valuable things that I have learned here at Pitzer is that I can change the world from any angle.” Jessica’s letter assures us that as more of the world learns of who and what we are, it will encounter a broadly applicable model for thought and action. Our social and civic responsibility also remains strong through our charter membership in Project Pericles. As a Pericles member, Pitzer commits to include education for social responsibility and participatory citizenship as an essential part of our educational programs. Yes, this year it felt as though everyone discovered Pitzer College. This year Pitzer was featured in The Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Time magazine, Business Week, USA Today, the Christian Science Monitor, the Los Angeles Times, and the Chronicle of Higher Education. We received more than 3,100 applications for 220 incoming first-year class spaces. As a result our acceptance rate was lowered by 10%, as only 39% of those who applied were admitted. We are now a difficult college in which to gain entry and, Alumni, the value of your degree has just increased appreciably. The College’s first comprehensive campaign will be completed early, and our $40 million goal was exceeded. I cannot emphasize enough how proud I am of all the alumni, friends, and foundations who believed in

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Pitzer and supported us. We enjoyed a record Annual Fund drive, raising nearly $1.3 million with increased levels of giving among alumni and parents alike. It is important to recognize the kind of deep strength we are witnessing here — the increasing coherence and commitment of the Community of Pitzer People worldwide. An important measure of pride in membership within a community is tangible support. This sense of increasing coherence is reinforced by record giving from staff, faculty, and the senior class. To members of the 2004 Senior Class: I speak for so many of us here when I say how touched and honored we are by your spirited campaign. Your efforts resulted in an unprecedented level of giving that would be the envy of so many colleges, and you have given special focus to the commitment to Pitzer of which I speak. During Pitzer’s 41st year, we paused to review the impressive accomplishments of our graduates. To celebrate those achievements, Pitzer College created the Distinguished Alumni Award. Under the able leadership of immediate past Alumni Association President Andy Goodman ’81, a committee of alumni and faculty selected Debra Wong Yang ’81. Debra is the United States Attorney for the Central District of California, serving 18 million people from San Diego to San Luis Obispo. She is the first Asian American woman to serve as a United States Attorney. I am proud to have such a fine representative of Pitzer College distinguish herself in government service and look forward to con- tinuing to honor our successful graduates in the years ahead. Our successes make for exciting news and I am happy to be able to deliver it to you. As ever, we must thank and congratulate the scholars who are the heart of the institution — our truly superb faculty. This year they have generated scholarship and received awards that have once again appropriately enhanced the recognition of Pitzer as a premier liberal arts college. In the spring of this year Alan Jones, Dean of the Faculty, held the College’s first Dean’s Reception to formally recognize faculty achievements. It was impressive to see the aggregate scholarship and creativity of the Pitzer faculty displayed in one place. To advance the College “creatively” means that we must remain alive to opportunity and renew- al at a number of levels, so that when measured against other institutions we find that we excel naturally as a result of worthwhile endeavor. Mark Twain, whom you will not be surprised to hear me quoting, said in his autobiography, “Life does not consist mainly — or even largely — of facts and happenings. It consists mainly of the storm of thoughts that is forever blowing through one’s head.” At Pitzer, we don’t set out to be record holders, but the ideas “blowing through” our institution often reflect upon our standing in the form of measurable and positive “facts.” Pitzer College is the only highly selective liberal arts college in the nation to have 100% student partici- pation in a social responsibility requirement; to be ranked the 3rd most diverse private secular coed national liberal arts college by U.S. News & World Report (out of 1,360 ranked colleges); to have seven Pitzer international programs and eight new international student exchanges; to have eleven undergraduate students awarded Fulbright Fellowships in two years — making Pitzer the national leader for Fulbrights for colleges our size — and to have five American Sociology Association Minority Fellows — setting an ASA national record.

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Our banner 41st year has given us the means and momentum. Now we embark on the next academic year, which I consider a blueprint year. Yes, we begin planning the construction of the new living and learning residence halls, and this summer we began the first year of a two-year cafeteria redesign and renovation. We thereby are building in creature comforts that will allow well-fed and rested students to do even more exceptional work! Yet I intend the blueprint image to apply more widely. Planning is under way to enhance teaching resources by increasing the total number of faculty with five new faculty positions. This past year, the College created a five-year tactical plan. This part of the blueprint will guide our energy and resources and will by its renew- able nature require us to continuously envision an inspired future for the College. As we take stock of where we are and where we are going, I fully expect that our social commit- ment will remain before us. As we enjoy new levels of success and well-being, we are required now more than ever to recognize our privileged place in this world and the obligations of privilege. What does this mean? How do we do it? At Pitzer we believe that excellence can only be achieved through diversity, which is one of our core values. Taken as a whole, the Pitzer community of faculty, staff and students is a national leader in diversity among liberal arts colleges. That diversity brings a range of perspectives to bear on our search to understand ourselves and the world in which we live. I like the musings of one of our distinguished Durfee Fellows, Barry Lopez, as he faces the future: “There are simply no answers to some of the great pressing questions. You continue to live them out, making your life a worthy expression of leaning into the light.” (Arctic Dreams). Within the Pitzer community the important thing is that, individually and collectively, we remain engaged by the questions that have given us our particular mission to uphold.

To Our Future,

Laura Skandera Trombley President

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THE YEAR IN REVIEW

Admission Success This year Pitzer enjoyed the largest increase in applications in the College’s history, an extraordi- nary 28%. Last year the total number of applicants was 2,600 versus this year’s total, 3,100. Our selective admission rate is even more impressive when placed in the context of the number of inquiries (12,731) we received this year. The application profile of students was stronger than ever, and the distribution of applicants from across the United States expanded our national presence. This is the second year of Pitzer’s membership in a cohort group of only 45 of the most selective liberal arts colleges in the nation, those that accept fewer than 50% of applicants, reflecting a remarkable trend where in the space of just six years we decreased our acceptance rate from 72% to 39%. This was the first year our SAT optional policy was in effect, and Pitzer College was fre- quently mentioned as the West Coast leader in the SAT optional movement among elite national liberal arts colleges. The profile of our incoming first-year class is stronger than ever.

Record Annual Fund Giving The Pitzer College Annual Fund broke through the ambitious goal of a 10% increase to reach the highest level in the College’s history at $1,293,863, a 15% increase over the previous year. Gifts from alumni and parents to the fund grew at an even faster pace — 21% for alumni and an aston- ishing 38% for parents — growth never before experienced at Pitzer. While we are excited at the size of the increase in this important asset for Pitzer, we are particularly pleased that it was accom- plished not by one very large gift but by increases in giving among many donors. Of all those donors who made gifts in both of the last two years, more than 37% increased their gifts by 10% or more and nearly a quarter increased their gifts by 50% or more. Our Board of Trustees con- tinued to lead the annual giving efforts and exceeded their ambitious goal. The on-campus com- munity supported the Fund with participation from faculty and staff totaling 90%, with 100% participation from a number of departments across the campus. The 2004 senior class raised more than $6,000 — a senior class record — to support the Pitzer Book Scholarship Fund and a memo- rial fund for classmate Daniel Stevens. A record-setting 96% of all graduating seniors made a gift to this Fund. In all, the Annual Fund figures provide a concrete measure of what is happening at Pitzer College. We have become a more cohesive community, proud of what we stand for, unwill- ing to accept second place in any forum.

2003-04 giving by source* 2003-04 giving by purpose* 700

Non-Trustee Non-Trustee Alumni Parents Endowment $614,220 $280,890 $973,493

Trustees Corporations $1,935,499 $132,058 Annual Fund $1,293,863

Foundations Special Projects $1,239,375 $2,079,506 Other Friends $108,079 Faculty/Staff $ 36,742

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Campaign Closing This spring saw an important milestone in Pitzer fund raising history as the College surpassed the $40 million goal of its first com- prehensive campaign. We realize how great an impact the campaign has had on support for Pitzer College. During the life of the campaign, $14 million was raised to support scholarships and $8 million for faculty positions. The final two gifts for the new residence life project included two of the three largest gifts to the College since its founding: $5 million from the Pitzer Family Foundation and $3 million from life trustee Peter Gold and his wife Gloria. What does it mean that we closed the campaign above the ambitious goal set for it? That we reached that goal early, in advance of the proposed closing date? It means that our institution has achieved a soundness, a maturity, and that it has gathered to it strong friends who believe in its mission and trust in its future. This is an important moment in our history. Let us appreciate its full significance.

Academic Affairs In 2004 academic affairs saw the creation of the Five-College Media Studies program. Pitzer, as the lead college in this exciting enterprise, has spearheaded the development of the only liberal arts pro- gram that links media production within a curriculum devoted to the experimental arts, social justice, and intercultural and international understanding. Could there be a more fitting environment for the study of the art of the message? A number of inspiring presentations took place on campus this year. Professors Barry Sanders and Sharon Snowiss organized an international symposium, the first in the nation, “Conversations: The Legacies of Ivan Illich,” where the keynote speaker was former Governor of California and current Mayor of Oakland, Jerry Brown; Barry Lopez, a renowned environmental- ist, essayist and short-story writer, addressed the social responsibility of the artist; Garrett Hongo, a nationally acclaimed poet, gave a series of readings centered on his experiences as a Japanese American man coming of age in Hawaii; and Newsweek film critic and senior editor David Anson lectured on popular culture. In the Nichols Gallery, there were a number of shows this year, including “Envisioning The Future,” a Judy Chicago collaborative; local artist Mark Domiani’s exhibition “The Isolated Dummy”; Professor Sheryl Miller’s “Tulips, Hearts and Distefinks: Folk Arts of the Pennsylvania Dutch”; and an inaugural Annual Alumni Exhibit, featuring the work of Shari Wallace ’94.

gifts per student (2002-03 vs. 2003-04)* trends in endowment and endowment per student $5,000 Annual Fund Gifts $4,873 $60,000,000 $59,112 4,500 Total Cash Contributions

$3,901 $55,000,000 $53,586 4,000 $52,393 $52,728,000 $50,915 3,500 $50,000,000 $51,434 $47,102,000 3,000 $47,049 $45,313,000 $45,111,000 $45,000,000 $44,220,000 2,500 $43,379,000 2,000 $40,000,000 $1,451 1,500 $1,221 $35,000,000 1,000

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Pitzer faculty achievements this year were many and included: • Jose Calderon, professor of sociology and Chicano studies, received the Richard E. Cone Award for Excellence and Leadership in Cultivating Community Partnerships in Higher Education. California Campus Compact (CACC) presents the award to individuals who demonstrate excel- lence in building partnerships between communities and higher education. • Carina Johnson, assistant professor of history, was awarded the Graves Award, which is admin- istered by Pomona College under the auspices of the American Council of Learned Societies to honor “outstanding accomplishment in actual teaching in the humanities by younger faculty mem- bers.” The award allows faculty to undertake research to develop new courses. • Brian Keeley, assistant professor of philosophy, was awarded the Charles A. Ryskamp Research Fellowship by the American Council of Learned Societies, which is funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The fellowship supports advanced assistant professors and untenured associ- ate professors in the humanities and related social sciences whose scholarly contributions have advanced their fields and who have well-designed and carefully developed plans for new research. • Katie Purvis-Roberts, assistant professor of chemistry, was a Co-PI on the National Science Foundation grant, “Collaborative Proposal: Perceptions of Risk from Nuclear Testing in Kazakhstan: A Comparative Study of Kazakh Villagers, Health Care Workers, and Research Scientists,” July 2002-December 2004, and a Co-PI on the National Council for Eurasian and East European Research grant, “Perceptions of Risk from Nuclear Testing in Kazakhstan: A Comparative Study of Kazakh Villagers, Health Care Workers, and Research Scientists,” January 2002-December 2004. • Barry Sanders, professor of the history of ideas, received his second nomination for a Pulitzer Prize for his book, Alienable Rights: The Exclusion of African Americans in a White Man’s Land, 1619-2000, which he co-wrote with Francis Adams. The book was also nominated for the Robert F. Kennedy Book Award and was named Notable Book of the Year by the Detroit Free Press. • Claudia Strauss, associate professor of anthropology, won the Russell Sage Foundation Fellowship and spent the fall semester at Russell Sage writing a book that examines the cultural assumptions and values that inform Americans’ ideas of social justice. A complete list of faculty achievements for the year can be found on the Web at www.pitzer.edu/academics/faculty_achievements/index.asp.

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This year we said farewell to professor of French Harry Senn, who retired from Pitzer after 34 years. The College hired two new faculty in sociology, Kathy Yep and Beth Jennings, a new faculty member in anthropology Leda Martins and a new mathematician David Bachman. Pitzer also became the lead college for Joint Science and filled two new positions in Joint Science. John Milton was named Kenan professor of computational neuroscience and Diane Thomson was appointed in biology/environmental science. Pitzer is an active member of a number of minority associations and organizations, and this past year joined the Consortium for a Strong Minority Presence (CSMP). After a successful national search, we welcome Brian Yazzie Burkhart, a CSMP scholar who will offer courses in environmental studies/philosophy. Currently, the faculty are conducting a search for the first of what will be five new tenure-track positions at Pitzer — Chicano and urban studies. Pitzer College received a $300,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation to fund a proposal to develop international exchange programs. These faculty-led exchanges will allow all Pitzer students desiring to study abroad the opportunity to do so. An expanded list of exchanges will send Pitzer students to Australia, Canada, England, Germany, Mexico, South Africa, Spain, Thailand and Turkey. For this coming year, we expect to send the largest number of students abroad in our College’s history. Our students continue to make their mark on the intellectual landscape of the nation and the world. This year ten Pitzer students were nominated and five were awarded Fulbright scholar- ships for travel and study abroad. The award winners were Julia Terlinchamp (Bulgaria); Aria Starus (Germany); Rachel Quaday (Korea); Edel Marie Jose (Philippines); and Matthew Williams (Netherlands). The total number of Fulbright Fellowships awarded to Pitzer over the past two years — eleven — established the College as the national record holder of Fulbright Fellowships for colleges our size. Through the Fulbright process, the French government awarded a prestigious teaching fellowship to Lalaina Rideout ’04. The President of Student Senate, Filiberto Nolasco Gomez ’04, received the prestigious Watson fellowship. Only 50 college seniors nationwide were awarded the Watson this year. We also have two Coro fellowship winners — Vicenta Arrizon ’04 and Gilbert Gonzales ’03 — chosen from a pool of 400 applicants nationwide. Seven members of the Pitzer community, a record number, were awarded Avery China program grants. Brianne Davila ’04 was awarded Pitzer’s fifth Minority Fellowship from the American Sociological Association (ASA). Pitzer holds the national record for ASA Fellowships.

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ATHLETICS The Pitzer-Pomona Sagehens maintained a strong presence in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) during the 2003-04 academic year, winning three first-place titles. The women’s water polo team finished first in SCIAC and nearly repeat- ed as national champions, and Morgan Sokolow ’04 garnered All-SCIAC honors and set the all-time record for saves and steals as a goalkeeper. The men’s cross-country and basketball teams also finished first in SCIAC. The men’s baseball, women’s cross-country, women’s swimming and diving, and women’s volleyball teams fin- ished second in SCIAC. Eighty-one Pitzer students, 46 men and 35 women, played varsity sports in 2003-04. Ben DeMarchelier ’04 won Most Valuable Player and All-SCIAC honors with the men’s swimming and diving program; Susie Roley ’04 was a team captain and received All-SCIAC recog- nition on the cross-country team; and Katherine Hopkins ’05 led the volleyball team as Most Valuable Player and earned All-SCIAC honors. Chris Davis ’91 was inducted into the Pitzer- Pomona Hall of Fame for his outstanding contributions as a goalie for the 1990 co-championship soccer team. At the second annual Student Athlete Recognition Dinner held in the spring, Jennifer Marble ’05 won Most Outstanding Woman Student Athlete, Leanne Stein ’05 won the Judi and Frank Fenton Athletic Leadership award, Kevin Lustig ’06 won Most Outstanding Male Student Athlete, and Rodolfo Bravo ’04 won the Dan Daley Award for Athletic Achievement. This year former Sagehen football player Dan Daley ’89 served as the keynote speaker.

2003-04 unrestricted revenue * 2003-04 unrestricted expenses* 700 $33,689,000 $32,471,000

Investment Income 9% Public Instruction/Research Service 41% 5% Gifts/Grants 6% Academic Support Summer Net Student Fees 7% Conferences 75% 2% Student Auxiliary Services Other Revenue Enterprises 13% 6% 15% Institutional Support 19% * unaudited 8 HR 2004-round2 #4 Q4.acg 9/28/04 4:54 PM Page 9

OUR BLUEPRINT YEAR The task before us after four decades is to con- tinue to challenge preconceived ideas of what education means and to remain dedicated to our ideal of social change. Pitzer was founded to reinvent the personal and intellectual experi- ence of learning. In so many important ways we confound practical business models: We are non-profit, we are labor intensive, and it may take a lifetime before any “results” are derived. And that is exactly why what we do is so important — to demonstrate that there is another way to view education, reality, life. As Ivan Illich recognized so well: “We need an alternative program, an alternative both to development and to merely political revo- lution. Let me call this alternative program either institutional or cultural revolution, because its aim is the transformation of both public and personal reality.” (A Constitution for Cultural Revolution) Friends, this report concludes with a favorite quotation from John Atherton, Pitzer College’s first President, that is both prescient and inspiring: “Our mandate is to change the Universe.”

Pitzer College senior administration includes President Laura Skandera Trombley; Alan Jones, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty; James Marchant, Vice President of Student Affairs and Dean of Students; Arnaldo Rodriguez, Vice President of Admission and Financial Aid; Anne Moran, Vice President of College Advancement; Vicke Selk, Vice President of Administration; Susan Andrews, Associate Vice President for Marketing and Public Relations.

assets and liabilities over 5 years ($ in millions)

Assets $110 Liabilities $100 $99 $90 $86 $89 $88 $85 $81 $80 $70 $60 $50 $40 $30 $25 $25 $20 $20 $20 $20 $19 $10

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2003-04 HONOR ROLL OF DONORS The following pages recognize the many individuals and organizations that provided support for Pitzer College during the past fiscal year. As the President mentioned in her report, it was a banner year for Pitzer College fund raising and there were many people responsible for the extraordinary success. The National Pitzer College Annual Fund Committee, under the able chairmanship of Pitzer trustee Deborah Bach Kallick ’78, led the efforts that resulted in the largest Annual Fund in Pitzer’s history. A complete list of the National Committee and additional Annual Fund volunteers can be found at the end of this publication. Gifts from all non-governmental sources during the year totaled $4,346,861. This included Annual Fund support of $1,293,863, restricted support of $2,079,506, and gifts to the endowment of $973,493. As you look at the contributions of various constituencies, these totals reflect gifts for all three areas of support. We are grateful to the many alumni, parents, friends, corporations, foundations and other organizations who helped the College set contribution records during 2003-04. chair’s circle The Chair’s Circle comprises individuals who recognize and support the unique contribution Pitzer College makes to higher education. The Chair’s Circle provides recognition for those who responded with leadership gifts of $10,000 or more during the past year. These donors and their gifts do make a difference; helping the College achieve its mission of preparing students for fulfilling lives, careers, and participation in a modern and changing global society.

1963 SOCIETY Diane Garthwaite P’95 JOHN W. ATHERTON SOCIETY Compton Foundation, Inc. Gifts of $25,000 or More Peter (LT) & Gloria Gold P’74 Gifts of $15,000 to $24,999 Leslie Dashew ’70 (T) Anonymous The John Randolph Haynes and Bridget Baker ’82 (T) Stanley Dashew P’70 Anonymous Alumna from the Class of 1983 Dora Haynes Foundation Estate of Barbara Beechler The Durfee Foundation & her husband Randy & Nancy Hecht P’07 Marc ’95 (T) & Tanya Ryk Broidy Susan Glikbarg Hanson ’73 Hirschel (T) & Elaine Abelson P’92 Patricia (LT) & Harvard Hecker P’76 The Capital Group Companies Glikbarg Family Foundation The Ahmanson Foundation The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Charitable Foundation Jonathan Graham ’82 (T) & Elizabeth Ulmer William (T) & Melinda Brunger P’01 Independent Colleges of Susan (T) & Jonathan Dolgen P’97 James Hass ’75 (T) Nancy Rose Bushnell ’69 (T) & David Bushnell Southern California (ICSC) Robert F. Ford Charitable Foundation Bea Matas Hollfelder ’87 M. Quinn Delaney ’76 The James Irvine Foundation Jill Ford Harmon ’66 Brooke Knapp (T) Sara Love Downey (T) & Bruce Karatz (LT) P’94 Maureen Lynch ’77 (T) Terry (T) & Margaret Lenzner P’99 James Downey P’88, P’89 & P’91 The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. James Orlikoff ’76 (T) Tracy McDonald ’82 The Freeman Foundation The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Murray Pepper (LT) & Vicki Reynolds Pepper NBC, Inc. Albert Penick Fund Margot Levin Schiff (T) & Arnold Palmer (T) & Patsy Juda Palmer Susan (T) & Nicholas Pritzker P’93 Harold Schiff P’90 & P’95 The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Harry W. & Virginia Robinson Trust The Ann Peppers Foundation Russell Sage Foundation Project Pericles, Inc. Eugene (T) & Marilyn Stein ORANGE GROVE SOCIETY Russell (T) & Martha Pitzer Alan Zetterberg & Pam Goodwin Gifts of $10,000 to $14,999 Gwen Rodman Anonymous William ’82 (T) & Shoshanna Sheinberg S. & A. Agate Foundation, Inc. Ann Compton Stephens P’81 Constance Austin (LT) P’78 Laura Skandera Trombley (T) & Jill Minderhout Baskin ’77 (T) Nelson Trombley Weingart Foundation lead in preparing students to participate in a global society lead

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president’s circle Pitzer College established the President’s Circle to recognize individ- uals who provide support of $1,000 to $9,999 annually to the College. Every student at Pitzer has in one way or another been touched by the generosity of President’s Circle donors. Donations at the President’s Circle level enable Pitzer to continue to provide a high quality educational experience for all students. Pitzer College stu- dents, faculty, and staff are grateful for this support, which enhances programs of the College and the lives of its students. COUNCILOR ADVOCATE As a token of our gratitude, President’s Circle Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 members receive a book authored by a member Louis & Laura Alpern P’01 Ellen & Michael Baker P’05 Avery Dennison Corporation Ann McDoel Bilodeau ’69 of the Pitzer community, selected annually. Donnaldson Brown ’82 Bloom, Hergott, Diemer, & Cook, LLP For 2002-03, President Laura Skandera Mary Caulkins ’93 Charles & Patricia Cleek P’86 Trombley’s book Mark Twain in the Company The Coca-Cola Foundation Philip & Phyllis Colman P’05 Rosamond Arthur Dean P’84 Jill Courtenay (Mason) ’86 of Women was chosen as the inaugural publi- Edison International Charles Diaz ’75 (T) cation for the President’s Circle book collection. Mablean Ephriam ’71 Carlotta Florio & GC Corporate Creations The 2003-04 year will feature History of Ideas Mary Beth Neal Garber ’68 (T) & Andrew Goodman ’81 & Debra Beach Steven Garber Robert & Linda Hallam P’07 Professor Barry Sanders’ book Alienable The J. Paul Getty Trust Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Rights: The Exclusion of African Americans in Robert Gunhouse & Jean Crichton P’04 Jumpstart for Young Children a White Man’s Land, 1619-2000 (co-authored James & Nancy Hotchkiss Deborah Bach Kallick ’78 (T) & Ivan Kallick Robert & Patricia Johnson P’00 Anne Kaplin ’78 with Francis Adams). We hope you will enjoy The Fletcher Jones Foundation Guy ’77 & Kendra Langer this book collection and choose to add these Philip Kislak & Pamela Morse P’03 Lee Pharmaceuticals Pitzer selections to your library each year. Robin Hagler Kramer ’75 (T) Thomas Moore ’82 (T) John Lehman & Barbara Weiland Lehman P’06 Anne Donovan Moran & Teresa Lim P’06 James V. Ohlemeyer Gerard E. Manolovici Edith Piness (LT) George Henry Mayr Trust Douglas Price ’80 Diane Mosbacher ’72 James & Edith Ross Foundation Peter Nardi Warren & Alissa Okuneff ’78 Roston P’06 Donald & Shana Passman P’04 & P’08 Robert & Pamela Senkler P’06 Pfizer, Inc. Ron & Eva-Maria Holzhey ’67 Sher P’03 Sheri Huttner Rapaport ’78 & Deborah Deutsch Smith ’68 (T) Marc Rapaport Shahan Soghikian ’80 GOLD president’s circle C. Dean & Kathleen Rasmussen P’96 Leslie Allen Thompson ’69 Mabel Wilson Richards Scholarship Fund John Tierney (T) For the first time, Pitzer’s GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade) Schoenstadt Family Foundation UPS Foundation have a special opportunity to join the College’s leadership giving Jeanette Shammas P’75 group through graduated President’s Circle giving levels. Pitzer’s Lisa Specht (T) Robert Wilson & Anne Wright Wilson P’06 most recent alumni become involved in leadership giving by donat- Melinda Gold Wiltsie ’74 ing $100 for every year since their graduation. We are appreciative of those who have taken advantage of this new giving opportuni- ty, and we are grateful to these new leadership level donors.

Kevin Ausmus '03 Roger Ollano '03 Christopher Bray '03 James '03 & Kathleen '04 Prunty Daniel Cohen '03 Megan Pulham '00 Mike Cronin '03 Todd Sakamoto '03 Britton Kennedy '03 David Sheets '02 James Killigrew '02 Nigel Sher '03 Alan Lesselyong '02 Katharine Volti '00 Colleen O'Halloran '03

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President’s Circle continued MEMBER Halford Fairchild Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Priscilla Fawcett ’68 Steven Fenton ’92 3 Arts Entertainment, Inc. Kathryn Field ’80 George & Louise Ackerman P’05 Harvey (T) & Sybill Fields P’85 Susan Andrews The Fieldstone Foundation Virginia Atherton The Fluor Foundation Lance Auer ’87 Forest Lawn Foundation Judith Avery Lisa Kritzer Friedman ’77 Elizabeth Bagby ’69 The Clark and Jeanette Gamble William & Francine Baker P’01 Charitable Trust Jennifer Bale-Kushner ’87 James Gates Bank of America Foundation David Gerber ’80 John “Jay” Barnes ’83 Naomi Weiss Glasky ’90 & Mark Glasky Rebeca Barron ’75 Wendy Glenn ’75 Robert Bell & Lynne McCarthy Bell P’06 Roberta Goldberg ’76 Laurie Melcher Benjamin ’76 Natasha Goodwin-Prime ’85 & Jennifer Berkley & Alan Jones Stephen Prime ’83 Michael Bicks ’80 Raymond & Wendy Goscenski P’05 Harold & Laura Bloom P’85 James Gottlieb ’83 Robert Bookman P’07 John & Gay Greer P’05 Carol Brandt Robin Harvey ’74 Gary & Linda Briskman P’05 Bruce Hecker ’76 Thomas Brock ’83 Hyman & Judy Herbst P’05 Rosanne Cahn P’03 Amerada Hess Companies Stacie Stutz Carroll ’76 Henry & Sharon Hewitt P’05 David Chang John Hoel ’84 James & Jessica Marchant Alex Ridley ’95 Grant Chang ’93 Alice Holzman Eff & Patricia Martin P’03 Jon Robertson Steven Chang ’83 Robert & Virginia Jenks P’05 Nancy Martin ’70 Arnaldo Rodriguez & Lucia Miltenberger Joseph Chatham ’89 Keith & Jane Johnson P’93 Master Pneumatic-Detroit, Inc. Douglas Rose ’80 Jeanette Woo Chitjian ’83 Kendall Jones ’89 Suzanne Bigham McElwee ’74 Amy Rosen ’76 Joseph* & Shirley Chu P’04 Alexander Kaiser ’85 Arthur Medina-Cue ’93 Kurt Rosenberg ’78 Anne duPont Corbin ’83 Matthew Karatz ’94 Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation Davy Rosenzweig ’75 Singleton Cox ’94 Joan Karlin ’72 The Milken Family Foundation Bruce ’72 & Randy Moskowitz ’76 Ross William Crawford & Deborah Kerdeman ’75 Susie Levin Miller ’80 Mark & Marcee Samberg P’06 Francine Onoroti Crawford P’05 Douglas Land ’69 Robert Mittendorf & Mark Scher ’75 Harriett Crosby ’68 A. C. Lawson Marguerite Herschel P’05 Steven Scheyer ’80 John & Elizabeth Crosby P’97 Robin Hall Leason ’69 Morgan Stanley & Company Jeanne Long Schiro ’69 Carol Hecker Davis ’73 Russell LeDonne ’82 Amy Skramstad Morsman ’93 Jon Scieszka & Jeri Hansen P’06 Linda deBaun ’68 Jill Lee P’04 Morsman Family Foundation Vicke Selk Coral Hoffman DeSnoo ’71 Allan Lenzner P’06 R. Lee Munroe Harry Senn Lynne Diamond ’75 & Gary Kates ’74 Po & Conisa Lew P’05 David Neubert ’88 Susan Seymour & Laurie Graham Chauncey DiLaura & Matthew Lewis ’82 L. Michael & Marianne Newman P’01 Susan Nathan Sholl ’76 Emily Edwards DiLaura P’06 Steven Lindseth ’80 Dennis & Judy Newton P’05 Dennis Smith ’84 Cathy Elliott-Tristant ’89 Carol Kruidenier Luery ’78 Peter Elson ’76 Chandre Kipps Nicholas ’85 Mark Smith ’75 Juliet Page ’96 Mary Sophos ’76 Ronald Paine ’74 Andreas & JoAnn Stergachis P’05 Marsha Palitz-Elliott ’73 & Sheryl Stiefel ’80 John Elliott CMC ’70 Lawrence Strickling & Sydney Hans P’06 Jon ’81 & Diane Watanabe ’80 Parro Ann Helton Stromberg & Rudi Volti P’00 Abigail Wack Parsons ’71 Simeon Taylor P’00 Ella Pennington ’81 (T) James & Nancy Thomson P’04 Meg Rose Perry ’72 Louise Beaudette Thornton ’68 Jim & Carolyn Peterson P’07 Verizon Foundation Karen Phillips-Muney ’76 Jules Vogel ’85 Michael Pierce ’77 Nancy Sanders Waite ’69 Susan Brown Polk ’71 Debra Wall ’77 Kenneth & Sheryl Pressberg P’06 Matthew Wallace ’82 Teri & Carolyn De Witt Quetzál ’88 Robert & Carol Warsaw P’05 Pierre Ratte ’76 Richard Waters, Jr. & Barbara Merrell P’07 Marilyn Mehaffie Ray ’92 Joan Gertz Wilner Sandy Reeves ’92 Joseph & Paula Winik P’07 Linda Reszetylo ’79 Xerox Corporation Steven Rice & Fredrica Dudley Rice P’07 Francis & Selina Yuen P’06 Kirt & Beverly Zeigler P’06

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friends provida futuri Beyond parents, alumni, faculty and staff, Pitzer College is deeply The Provida Futuri Society was created to distinguish those who have chosen to make grateful to its many good friends. a planned gift to ensure that Pitzer College continues to thrive. Members provide for Below are individuals who sup- Pitzer in their wills, IRAs, or retirement plans, use life insurance as a gift, establish ported Pitzer College this year. charitable trusts, or gift annuities that provide the donors with income during their lifetimes and leave gifts to Pitzer. On behalf of future generations of Pitzer students, James Agate we thank those who have ensured that their support will last more than a lifetime. Lawrence & Susan Alpert John & Anne Atherton, Jr. If you have included Pitzer in your estate plans and your name does not Virginia Atherton Judith Avery appear below, please notify the Advancement Office at (909) 621-8130 or e-mail Donna Awana [email protected] for inclusion in the Provida Futuri Society. Douglas Bailey David Chang Robert & Patricia Chapman Nancy Bishop Allen ’69 Steven Lindseth ’80 Richard & Roberta Cummings Constance Austin (LT) P’78 Link Nicoll ’83 Archie Escobar Judith Avery Ron Paine ’74 Gary & Barbara Fisk Lisa Bourgeault ’83 Russell (T) & Martha Pitzer Carlotta Florio Thomas Brock ’83 Susan Brown Polk ’71 Glenn Gabbard Stacie Stutz Carroll ’76 C. Dean & Kathleen Rasmussen P’96 Harvey & Constance Good Elsie Hamilton Connors ’82 Anne Riley ’79 Alan Zetterberg & Pam Goodwin Linda deBaun ’68 Susan Robertson ’70 Christopher Hartley Frank Ellsworth (LT) Douglas Rose ’80 Martin & Liesel Hildreth Steven Fenton ’92 Vicke Selk Alice Holzman Peter (LT) & Gloria Gold P’74 Alexander Sprague ’91 James & Ada Horwich James Gottlieb ’83 Carolyn Thon ’75 James & Nancy Hotchkiss Jill Ford Harmon ’66 Louise Beaudette Thornton ’68 Andrew Humphries Patricia (LT) & Harvard Hecker P’76 Terry Tomsick ’73 James & Perry Jamieson Kathleen Howell ’71 Roberta “Bobbie” Zeifert Wright ’68 Jack Kemp Alice Jung ’01 Suzanne Zetterberg ’68 Brooke Knapp (T) A.C. Lawson Robert & Nancy Lea Jane Leffler Neeti Mangat Gerard E. Manolovici Donna Middleton Kamala Mottl Joseph Nicholas Donald & Doreen Nortman Chelina Odbert Valarie Osborne Arnold Palmer (T) & Patsy Juda Palmer Susan Penick Murray Pepper (LT) & Vicki Reynolds Pepper lead Christine Peters in building gifts-in-kind Edith Piness (LT) Russell (T) & Martha Pitzer for the future Gifts-in-Kind are contributions to Pitzer in the Alan & Susan Raphael form of products, objects, equipment, or services. Samuel L. Jackson & LaTanya Richardson We are thankful for the variety of donations re- Gwen Rodman Tasker & Geneva Rodman ceived in support of the College during 2003-04. Richard Rogal Frank Romero Amanda Rossi Emmy Schorr 21 Choices Jumpstart Program for Young Children Charles & Deborah Sizemore 42nd Street Bagel Café R. Lee Munroe Jo Ann Sorrensen Bert and Rocky’s Lee Pharmaceuticals Lisa Specht (T) Bon Appetit Mimi's Cafe Peter (T) & Camille Stranger John Borba Dick Oosterheert Eugene (T) & Marilyn Stein Philip Colman P’05 Paintball U.S.A. Phillip & Dottie Tenpenny Davis Lumber Pascal Wines Imports John Tierney (T) Chris Freeberg & Kate O’Malley Michael Pierce ‘77 Arthur Washington Teresa Flores Podge’s Juice Company Pamela Washington Full of Life Bakery Raku Sindi Wasserman Gap, Inc. Some Crust Bakery Mitch Williams Lou Goldberg P’89 Starbucks Joan Gertz Wilner In-N-Out Burger Walter’s Restaurant Jennifer Wyckoff Lori Koppel-Heath ’79 Stephen & Connie Zetterberg

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foundation and corporate gifts

In 2003-04, the College received foundation and corporate gifts that help sustain the spirit of inquiry and quality of instruction and support student success. The following organizations provided funding for scholarships; student and faculty research; equipment; real-world learning experiences made possible through business and community partnerships; and other special projects. Through these institutional contributions and matching gifts, we are able to provide an outstanding Pitzer education. On behalf of our faculty, students, and administrators, we gratefully acknowledge your investments, which provide exceptional learning experiences for our students.

Anonymous Compton Foundation, Inc. Intuit, Inc. The Ann Peppers Foundation 3 Arts Entertainment, Inc. The Crawford Foundation The James Irvine Foundation Pfizer, Inc. Academic Management Services, Inc. Creative Artists Agency J K Petroleum, Inc. Procter & Gamble S. & A. Agate Foundation, Inc. Darling, Robertson & Lee, LLP Jewish Community Foundation The Prudential Foundation The Ahmanson Foundation Davis Lumber Company Jiquilpan Used Cars Mabel Wilson Richards Scholarship Fund Amgen Foundation The Durfee Foundation Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Harry W. & Virginia Robinson Trust Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Edison International The Fletcher Jones Foundation James & Edith Ross Foundation The Ayco Charitable Foundation Fidelity Home National Warranty Jumpstart for Young Children Russell Sage Foundation Mt. Baldy Fire Department The Fieldstone Foundation Lee Pharmaceuticals The San Francisco Foundation Bank of America Foundation Fleet, Inc. Lockheed Martin Corporation Schiff Foundation Bella Cosa Robert F. Ford Charitable Foundation Los Angeles Times Sealed Air Corporation Bloom, Hergott, Diemer, & Cook, LLP Forte Salon The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Southern California Association of Black Blue Shield of California The Freeman Foundation E.J. Marshall Elementary School Psychologists The Boeing Company Firefly Fund of the Rose Master Pneumatic-Detroit, Inc. The Sprint Foundation The Capital Group Companies Community Foundation The May Department Stores Company Stanky, Inc. Charitable Foundation The Clark and Jeanette Gamble George Henry Mayr Trust Tauck World Discovery ChevronTexaco Charitable Trust The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Time Warner, Inc. Gannett Foundation, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Company Foundation Transmission Rebuilders Gap, Inc. Microsoft Corporation Tribune Media Services The GenCorp Foundation, Inc. MMC Matching Gifts Program Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Genentech, Inc. The J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation UPS Foundation The J. Paul Getty Trust Morgan Stanley & Company US Bancorp Foundation Glikbarg Family Foundation Morsman Family Foundation Verizon Foundation The John Randolph Haynes and Robert A. Mosbacher Foundation Wal-Mart Foundation Dora Haynes Foundation Motorola Foundation New Wave Entertainment Amerada Hess Companies NBC, Inc. Weingart Foundation The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation NSTAR Foundation Wells Fargo Bank Hewlett-Packard Company The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Lester Witte Foundation ING Foundation Pascal Wines Imports World Reach, Inc. Institutional Ag Services, Ltd. Albert Penick Fund Xerox Corporation

lead in community investment

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BUILDING AN EDUCATIONAL COMMUNITY FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN

This year Pitzer was one of five colleges nationwide to receive a 3M Foundation Vision Grant. The $50,000 gift will be used over the next two years to support Pitzer’s ongoing partnership with the Ontario-Montclair School District After School Program to address issues of literacy and stability for homeless chil- dren in Ontario, California. Now under the auspices of the Salvation Army, this program provides an after-school program for children as well as life skills and parenting training for their families.

For populations who are highly mobile, education sometimes gets lost in the For Pitzer students, this program fundamentally changes the basis of learning by shuffle and reading problems may remain undiagnosed or unnoticed. sending them into the community, teaching them skills of respectful interaction, Consequently, since 1998, with the help of faculty and staff linked with Pitzer’s and providing a venue dedicated to reaching not just curricular goals but also Center for California Cultural and Social Issues (CCCSI), students have operated those that have a greater social purpose and address issues they study in class. a loosely structured mentoring and tutoring program to help the after-school CCCSI Faculty Director Susan Phillips said: “Our students have so much heart program children cope with schooling changes. This new project will offer a and dedication; the trick is to find a partnership that can bring out their best more structured literacy intervention involving formal training through the school efforts to tackle complicated issues firsthand. A project like this can teach our district, begin a community garden to give the children “roots” and teach them students not how much they know, but how much they have to learn about the basic principles of environmental science. CCCSI hopes to partner with doctor- world and themselves.” The after-school literacy project will augment Pitzer’s al students in Claremont Graduate University’s Evaluation Program to assess academic programs in child development, environmental studies, and/or media whether the program is helping the children attain and maintain appropriate studies by providing “real world” hands-on training in literacy programming, reading levels. working with homeless youth in a community setting, and providing an oppor- tunity to observe how evaluation impacts programming.

ICSC Independent Colleges of Southern California (ICSC) is an organization that secures funding from foundations, corporations and indi- viduals to sustain operating needs and scholarships for its 17 member colleges and universities. Since 1953, ICSC has maintained a col- laborative partnership with Southern California businesses in support of private higher education through fund raising and other serv- ices. Pitzer College is a proud member of ICSC and extends its appreciation to the following ICSC donors.

AIG Ducommun Incorporated Occidental Petroleum Corporation Trader Joe’s Company Automobile Club of Southern California Edison International Pacific Insulation Transamerica Occidental Avery Dennison Corporation Fluor Foundation Parsons Corporation Life Insurance Company Bank of America Forest Lawn Foundation Ralph M. Parsons Endowment Union Bank of California Frank E. & Katherine F. Baxter Grey Worldwide Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Union Pacific Railroad Company Adriana M. Boeka William H. Hannon Foundation Ann Peppers Foundation UPS Foundation Capital Group Hilton Hotels Corporation The Right Question Verizon Communications Citibank Fletcher Jones Foundation Rockwell Collins Vinnell Foundation Coca-Cola Foundation Peter W. & Sally M. Kelly Santa Barbara Bank & Trust Washington Mutual Bank Computer Sciences Corporation KPMG Southern California Edison Watson Land Company James S. Copley Foundation Leiner Health Products Starr Foundation WellPoint Health Networks Cordoba Liberty Mutual Insurance SunAmerica Western Asset Management Company Deloitte Macerich Company Flora L. Thornton Foundation Disney Corporation Milken Family Foundation Thorpe Insulation

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FABIAN NÚÑEZ ’97 SCHOLARSHIP

Professor Jose Calderon and Chicano Latino alumni have established a Chicano Latino Annual Scholarship, named in honor of Fabian Núñez ’97, the current Speaker of the California State Assembly. Núñez’s commitment to social justice and education serves as an inspiring example of the Pitzer College philosophy and vision. Throughout his political career, Núñez, a Pitzer College New Resources alumnus, has instituted change and has made a real difference to the people of California. His accomplishments are vast, culminating in his recent appointment as Speaker of the California State Assembly. Coming from humble beginnings and working his way up to one of the most powerful positions in state government, Núñez is a positive role model for all current and future Pitzer students.

“It is incredibly rewarding to know I have the confidence and trust of my colleagues in Sacramento,” Núñez said of his recent election as Speaker. “It is very humbling to have the ability to do something like that. For students at Pitzer, it says that regardless of your background and struggles, you must always aim high. You have to expect more of yourself and work hard to achieve your goals. I am honored to be part of the Pitzer family. Pitzer is a college that, unlike many others, is active in its community. And that’s not just in terms of students being active. The College has a genuine connection to the community. The fact that it reaches out to people of color and the underprivileged is a sign of how we all need to move forward. The future of Pitzer is the future for California.”

The Fabian Núñez ’97 Scholarship was established in spring of 2004; the first recipient will be named this fall and will be recognized at the 2005 Chicano Latino Student and Alumni Dinner. This annual dinner provides an opportunity for Chicano Latino graduates, current and prospective students, faculty, and staff to celebrate a sense of unity between themselves and Pitzer College.

Chuck Diaz ’75, a trustee of the College and one of the supporters of the scholarship, underscores the importance of this fund at Pitzer. “The Fabian Núñez ’97 Scholarship is the first scholarship at Pitzer that has been designated specifically for a Latino student. Given the number of Latino students and alumni who make up the College Fabian Núñez ’97 community, it is critical that we ensure the success of this fund. Financial aid is of great importance to these deserv- ing students who could not attend the College, or who would have to incur burdensome financial debt through loans, without this scholarship. Additionally, it is essential that Latino alumni sustain this scholarship; Latino alumni have not been as supportive of the College as we can be. The Fabian Núñez ’97 Scholarship provides us with the opportunity to focus on a key fund raising effort. As former students, Latino alumni understand first-hand how dif- Your gifts ficult it is to make those tuition payments and how necessary this scholarship fund is.” transform the lives of students, and through them, the world transform HR 2004-round2 #4 Q4.acg 9/28/04 4:55 PM Page 17

scholarships

For many students, acceptance to Pitzer College is only the first hurdle as they strive for academic success. A far more difficult chal- lenge comes in finding a way to pay for their education. Each year, many gifted Pitzer students find a way to meet that challenge with the aid of scholarships funded by generous donors. Scholarship funds help Pitzer College provide aid for qualified students who would most benefit from a uniquely Pitzer education. We are thank- ful to the many donors who have established or contributed in sup- port of named scholarships.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Emma Boynton Jonathan P. Graham ’82 & Lew Ellenhorn Scholarship M. Kim Brame Elizabeth B. Ulmer Scholarship Marsha Palitz-Elliott ’73 & David Bloom Memorial Donna Brown Jonathan Graham ’82 (T) & Elizabeth Ulmer John Elliot CMC ’70 Endowed Scholarship Mary Jane Cabellero Harold & Laura Bloom P’85 Wilma Chappelle History Scholarship Fund Lynne Spear Book Fund Marc ’95 (T) & Tanya Ryk Broidy Bruce Cowan Diane Garthwaite P’95 Anonymous Glenn Gottfried Christina Andrews ’93 Marjoris Crutchfield Agnes Moreland Jackson Scholarship Rosa Liu Lundborg ’85 Paul Davis Jamie Asaka ’00 Stephen & Luba Marx P’07 Marsha Palitz-Elliott ’73 & Adeena Bleich ’99 Halford Fairchild John Elliott CMC ’70 James ’82 & Charlotte Whiteley ’87 Milan Patricia Frazier Matthew Callan ’00 Elizabeth Narmore ’85 Clark Golden Johnson Family Scholarship Joseph Chatham ’89 Russell (T) & Martha Pitzer Ruben & Patricia Gomez The Fieldstone Foundation Claudio Chavez ’88 Douglas Riedmiller ’85 Vertice Gossett, Sr. Keith & Jane Johnson P’93 Alecia Crawford ’01 Jon Robertson Rodney & Delores Griffin Amanda Day ’01 Douglas Rose ’80 Latoya Harvey Helen Juda Scholarship Nicole Dubois ’00 David Schappert Shirley Helton Carol Aminoff Melissa Flores ’00 Jules Vogel ’85 Lucia Hernandez James & Ada Horwich Thanh Hoang ’02 Joan Gertz Wilner Philip & Rachael Hofman Linda Jayne Richard Kemp ’88 Lois Reeves Hudson Jerry & Carol Katzman Lily Liu ’01 Catherine Blore ’02 Memorial Book Fund Ann Schorr Sthea Mason ’01 for New Resources Students Barbara Ige Irene Jackson-Holmes Samya Habuni McCoy ’99 Chuck Blore P’02 Katie Lawson ’73 Memorial Award Morgan Stanley & Company Patricia Blore P’02 Albert & Helen Jenkins Veronica Abney ’73 & P’93 Donna Jones Rebecca Moriello ’01 Lauri Devine ’71 Christen Parker ’02 The Brunger Family Scholarship Frank & Carrie Jones Fidelity Foundation William (T) & Melinda Brunger P’01 Elizabeth Kelly Suzan Pour-Sanae ’97 Jennifer Jaffe ’75 Jumane Redway-Upshur ’01 Ramsey Luke & Meryem Acar A. C. Lawson Amanda Crosby ’97 Steven Mize Rosalind Sabet ’99 Memorial Scholarship Marietta Long Andrew Samtoy ’01 Marisela Rueda & Raul Saenz Amanda Mecke ’73 Neva Barker Mary Sanders Cameron Sanchez ’88 John & Elizabeth Crosby P’97 Kathryn Ritchie ’73 Michelle Tan ’00 Bwana Simba Mary Ann Zeman ’73 Lauren Dolgen ’97 Onnie Stevenson Winnie Tsien ’89 Kinda Kayyali ’97 Jacqueline Thompson Maureen Lynch ’77 Scholarship Iann Williams ’02 Yuri Fairchild Memorial Scholarship Rubye & Carole Turner Maureen Lynch ’77 (T) Laura Skandera Trombley Scholarship Carolyn Anderson Billy Ussery & Michelle Curtis-Ussery Debra Wall ’77 Hirschel (T) & Elaine Abelson P’92 Lucille Washington Glorya Armour The Nathan Family Scholarship Fund Marc ’95 (T) & Tanya Ryk Broidy Mita Banerjee Frank & Rosie Watkins Lisa Specht (T) Margie Wilson Nancy Gettelman Dorothy Barton P’92 Judith Honig John Tierney (T) Annovel Bennett Eloise Woods Jennifer Berkley & Alan Jones Sumiko Yanagisako Nancy Penick McGarry Scholarship Trustee Community Scholarship Southern California Association Mari Yoneda Beth Grobman ’73 The Capital Group Companies of Black Psychologists Albert Penick Fund Charitable Foundation Eugene (T) & Marilyn Stein

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ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS Georgia Jones P’02 La Croix New Resources Scholarship Albert Schwartz Scholarship Lissa Petersen Scott Beckwith ’92 Jill Benton & Al Schwartz Independent Colleges of Southern Linda Scott ’03 Christopher Bray ’03 Judi Day California Donors Ann Helton Stromberg & Rudi Volti P’00 Celia Cano ’93 Teresa Flores Avery Dennison Corporation Karen Suarez Andrea Christy ’02 Idalia Gutierrez The Coca-Cola Foundation Brooke Yoshino Asha Gilson ’95 Lesley Malinoski The Fluor Foundation Lina Hernandez Albert Schwartz Forest Lawn Foundation Lew Ellenhorn Scholarship Ethel Jorge & Jim Stricks Al & Syd Wachtel The Milken Family Foundation Kathryn Austin ’67 Shareen Lawrence ’79 The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Barbara Bowen ’68 Cynthia McCartney ’94 Susan Seymour Scholarship UPS Foundation Theodore Ellenhorn ’82 Kathryn Mercurius ’99 Thomas Brock ’83 Laura Merrill Jochai ’90 Michelle Castrovinci Mitchell ’92 Megan Muir ’88 African American Scholarship Nanine Warhurst Jones ’72 Lisa Cianfrocca Reina ’95 Ann Helton Stromberg & Rudi Volti P’00 Diane Anderson ’73 Carol Kruidenier Luery ’78 Silvia Rodriguez-Sanchez ’00 Kindel Castle ’84 Sarah Michael ’68 Diane Shammas ‘75 Scholarship Elaine Trevino ’87 Jeanette Shammas P’75 Matthew Davis ’91 Colleen Shoulders ’86 Keira Troxell ’94 Darnell Donahue ’92 Marian Grant Silverman ’74 Demetra Vaughan ’03 Isabel Michell Silas ’98 Scholarship Marsha East ’88 Debra Stern ’84 Jennifer Young ’88 Carlos Campos ’99 Raquelle Holmes ’82 Alicia Gordon Walker ’83 James & Gladys Davis P’99 Harriet Jacobs ’72 Robert Walker ’86 George Henry Mayr Trust Scholarship Thomas Moore ’82 (T) George Henry Mayr Trust Ann Helton Stromberg Scholarship Mablean Ephriam ’71 Scholarship Ann Helton Stromberg & Rudi Volti P’00 The Ahmanson Foundation Scholarship Mablean Ephriam ’71 Lee Munroe Scholarship Katharine Volti ’00 The Ahmanson Foundation Al & Syd Wachtel Jill Ford Harmon ’66 Scholarship Jackie Levering Sullivan Scholarship Bridget Baker ’82 Scholarship Jill Ford Harmon ’66 Ruth Munroe Scholarship Loretta Abbott-Kennon ’02 Bridget Baker ’82 (T) Robert F. Ford Charitable Foundation Sandra Hamilton ’95 Michael Ballagh Jan Hitchcock ’77 Compton Foundation Scholarship Haynes Foundation Scholarship Christopher Hartley Lee Munroe Lynn Lewis Ann Compton Stephens P’81 The John Randolph Haynes and Kristina Russell-Schwartz ’79 Dora Haynes Foundation Ann Helton Stromberg & Rudi Volti P’00 Douglas Dalgleish ’84 Memorial Fund Fabian Núñez ’97 Scholarship John & Jacqueline Levering Sullivan P’95 Anonymous Beverle Houston Award Charles Diaz ’75 (T) Anonymous Elliot Toombs ’87 Memorial Scholarship Marlon Daniels ’02 Memorial Scholarship Robin Hagler Kramer ’75 (T) Vickie Lester ’76 Leah Hochman ’90 Neva Barker Anne Donovan Moran & James V. Ohlemeyer Karin Labby ’87 Yvonne Berumen ’97 Agnes Moreland Jackson Scholarship Michael Torres ’94 & Elizabeth Narmore ’85 Susan Cochran Denette Alexander Antionette Velasquez ’94 Teri & Carolyn De Witt Quetzál ’88 Suzanne Foster ’00 Kebokile Dengu-Zvobgo Laura Skandera Trombley (T) & Leo & Dorothy Schorsch Christina Frausto ’98 Kimberly Gilmore ’95 Nelson Trombley Karen Hamilton ’02 Thomas Moore ’82 (T) Laura Skandera Trombley Scholarship Ann Peppers Foundation Scholarship Leslie Dashew ’70 (T) Morgan Stanley & Company The Ann Peppers Foundation Joe Parker Sara Love Downey (T) & Marilyn Parker ’74 Mabel Wilson Richards Scholarship James Downey P’88, P’89 & P’91 Cheryl Polk ’77 Mabel Wilson Richards Scholarship Fund Terry (T) & Margaret Lenzner P’99 Maria Soldatenko Maureen Lynch ’77 (T) Ann Helton Stromberg & Rudi Volti P’00 Harry W. & Virginia Thomas Moore ’82 (T) Maria-Teresa Vazquez-Castillo Robinson Scholarship Harry W. & Virginia Robinson Trust Trustee Community Scholarship Davetta Williams ’72 Anonymous Jill Schimpff International Scholarship Eugene (T) & Marilyn Stein Carol Brandt Linda Ades Morand ’81 Esther Wagner Scholarship Jenifer Onstott & Merrill Ring P’01 Mary Beth Neal Garber ’68 (T) & transform Steven Garber the face of our campus

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memorial gifts & honorary gifts Honorary and memorial gifts to Pitzer College commemorate alumni, faculty, staff, family, and friends. These gifts accomplish many goals: They help make a Pitzer education available to our students, further the College’s mission and serve as a meaningful tribute to family and friends. We are truly grateful for these com- memorative gifts.

MEMORIAL GIFTS 2003-04 David Bloom ’85 Johnny W. Carney ’79 Leonard Harper P’95 Glenn Gottfried Alexander Dimitrijevich ’78 Betsy Cline ’73 Christina Adam ’72 Nancy Butkin Herzog ’80 Patresha Mandel ’76 Liza Williams ’69 Jim Lehman Joan Zeifert Charney ’67 James ’82 & Charlotte Whiteley ’87 Milan Roberta “Bobbie” Zeifert Wright ’68 Monica Heilbron ’70 Lt. Thomas Adams Susan Price ’70 Kathey Rupp Haas ’71 Eric Naeseth ’79 Susan Crawford ’68 David Schappert Iris Levine Shuey ’68 Jason Matthew Hendler John Atherton John Scott ’87 Ann Stanton ’68 Marc & Sheryl Hendler P’07 Devon Kaiser ’00 (see also scholarships page 17) Amanda Crosby ’97 Thomas D. Hofius ’88 Dan A. Atulobi Jeff Blum Lauren Dolgen ’97 Karin Labby ’87 Jonathan Atulobi & Harriet Archibald-Woodward ’74 Kinda Kayyali ’97 Laura Kerman Moen ’89 Ego Onwunata-Atulobi P’07 (see also scholarships page 17) Karen Meub Brown ’70 Revella Holmes P’82 Barbara Beechler Susan Price ’70 Douglas Dalgleish ’84 Raquelle Holmes ’82 Lynda Casey Georgia Burns Ann Danelski ’83 Susan Mellers ’72 (see also scholarship page 18) Beverle Houston Beverly Scales James & Barbara Burns P’06 Kent Harber ’79 Lorna Yamane ’82 Frances E. Burton Marlon Daniels ’02 Anne Riley ’79 Thomas Feeney & Lyn Burton P’07 Suzanne Foster ’00 Inge Bell Christina Frausto ’98 Laud Humphreys Susan Seligmann Moreno ’75 Joyce Caporale P’90 Georgia Jones P’02 Brook Claman ’89 Susan Seligmann Moreno ’75 Robert L. & Lynn H. Bishop Catherine Caporale ’90 Jessica Warner ’01 Nancy Bishop Allen ’69 (see also scholarships page 18) Jaime Johnson ’00 Ruthanna Davis Robert Bowers Dianne Davis-Whitham ’76 Christopher Brunger ’01 Amy Harden Katherine & James deBaun Meredith Henry ’01 Linda deBaun ’68 Tia Hobbs ’00 Jennifer Johnson William & Priscilla Fawcett Robert & Patricia Johnson P’00 Priscilla Fawcett ’68 Natalie Keys ’00 Peter Fay John & Marie Mann Katherine Peters ’74 Brian & Michelle McFarland David & Kelly Minesinger Evan Foster Diane Murray ’00 Michelle Jones ’79 Sue Servine Roger & Tina Vernier Linda Rees Gerber ’69 Kathleen Wyatt Laughery ’68 Louise A. Johnson Lois Rees Lewis ’70 Jumane Redway-Upshur ’01 Susan Winblad Nelson ’70 Helen Jo Kaser Sam Gershuny P’73 James ’71 & Lucia Watkins ’71 Perry Valerie Gershuny Ormont ’73 Joe & Malvina Klein The Green Parrot Timothy ’83 & Susan Ritter ’83 Magill Peter Van Zandt ’85 Helmut A. & Martha K. Kuerschner Hiroshi Harada P’97 Grady Burton & Makiko Harada ’97 Waltraud Kuerschner-Burton P’05

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Jeanie Wakeland ’72 James Weiner ’80 Kevin Hayden Rorke Patricia Rorke P’06 Helene & David Rottapel Allan & Abbie Phillips P’05 William Robert Rouse P’91 Linda Rouse ’91 Hanns C. Schwyzer CELEBRATING A LIFE Heidi Schwyzer McNeal ’69 Nickolas Shammas Jaime Johnson ’00, a ray of Georgia sunshine, passed away because of complications of cancer two years ago. A dreamer Diane Shammas ’75 and a wanderer throughout her sadly brief life, Jaime always displayed a heartfelt care for those she loved and boundless Willis Siferd energy as she explored the world around her. Putting a smile on a friend’s face delighted her soul. She has left those who Samantha Sunshine ’02 knew her with great memories of her bright smile and her contagious curiosity about what life has to offer. Isabel Michell Silas ’98 After the creation of Pitzer’s memorial garden, the David Bloom Garden of Remembrance, in 2003, Jaime’s family and friends Carlos Campos ’99 Sandra Campos ’96 decided to have her memory enshrined there as well. They established the Jaime Johnson ’00 Bench Fund. Gifts toward the memorial bench support the John R. Rodman Arboretum, a place Jaime and many of her Pitzer friends cherished. Gregg P. Silverman Tanya Williams Benzinger ’78 Jaime’s advisor at Pitzer, Paul Faulstich, Professor of Environmental Studies, said, “Jaime’s spirit will never leave Pitzer. Often Abreham Spear outdoors, and always smiling, Jaime’s love of life was contagious. Her humor, optimism, and spunk made her a precious Diana Bob ’02 gem on campus. She radiated joy and had a passion for adventurous learning, a learning that often led her into meaning- Daniel Spear ’01 ful interactions with a variety of characters, from desert rats to urbanites. She always had something to learn from everyone Daniel Stevens ’04 and every situation, and she gave so very much in return. Neva Barker Cynthia Cowan ’06 It is fitting that the Arboretum will be graced with a bench in Jaime’s memory. It will be a place where people will share Mandy Hauser Rita Jou ideas, joys and sorrows, and embraces. It will be a place where those of us who were fortunate enough to have known her Neeti Mangat will quietly sit and reflect upon the magnificent person she was, and resplendent soul she is.” Lissa Petersen Alia Pugh ’03 Jenny Robbins Amanda Rossi Victoria Shum Memorial Gifts continued Odette Meyers John Rodman Zach Weiner ’03 Linda Anderson Miller ’72 Mary Caulkins ’93 Catherine Wisenberg Jeanne La Croix Russell Chaplan ’01 2004 Senior Class Sandy Reeves ’92 Nicolas Miele Robert & Patricia Chapman Jennifer Miele ’86 Doris Taub Katie Lawson ’73 Joe Clements Zachariah Taub ’95 Sherwood Best ’73 Mark Milam Eric Ditwiler ’84 JoAnn Copperud ’73 Claire Milam ’92 E.J. Marshall Elementary School Elliot Toombs ’87 Jennifer Jaffe ’75 Sarah Oakie Eppenbach ’68 John Chowning ’87 Kathryn Ritchie ’73 Chelsea Miller Gary & Barbara Fisk Karin Labby ’87 (see also scholarships page 17) Terry Holpert ’72 Harvey & Constance Good Yoon Park ’86 Graham ’88 & Teri & Carolyn De Witt Quetzál ’88 Mary Ann Lawson P’73 Marvin Mirisch P’75 Ellen Malarky ’87 Hendrickson Christopher Trautman ’87 Veronica Abney ’73 & P’93 Lynn Mirisch Rogo ’75 Melinda Henning ’68 (see scholarships page 18) Amanda Mecke ’73 Robert & Carol Herman Michael B. Muir Victims of 9-11 Laura Skandera Trombley (T) & Megan Muir ’88 Martin & Liesel Hildreth Nelson Trombley Alice Holzman Darren Perez ’01 Mary Ann Zeman ’73 Ruth Munroe James & Perry Jamieson Anya Kahn Weinstein ’74 David Barrett ’84 Joan Karlin ’72 Ann Macy Shelley ’76 Laura Adasko Lenzner Carol Cole ’79 Betty Ann Kolner ’74 Allan Lenzner P’06 Valerie Havill ’81 Jane Leffler Sheila Wells P’79 Jennifer Jaffe ’75 Stephanie Mandel ’84 David Wells ’79 Andrea Lopez Coleen Leavitt-Martinez ’90 & Gail Mautner ’78 Gloria Romo Hector Martinez ’88 Kate McLaine ’77 Ellen Wenrich ’74 Doren Parsons Giragosian ’71 Margaret L. Lothrop Carol Michelson ’74 Mt. Baldy Fire Department Sarah Lothrop Duckett ’69 Cynthia Thomsen ’83 Tasker & Geneva Rodman Earlee & Jesse Williams P’77 (see also scholarships page 18) Gwen Rodman Sandra Williams ’77 Mark Lothrop Julie Rosenberg ’84 Sarah Lothrop Duckett ’69 Thomas Christian Patterson Marcelino Sanchez Cardine Winden Frieda Morgan Patterson ’80 Ari Sherman ’85 Margaret Winden ’70 David Stone & Gloria Macdonald Lillian Pincus Miriam Siyam ’99 Linda Macdonald Stone ’79 Leah Smith ’97 John William Youd Lawrence & Susan Alpert Betse Youd Amador ’76 Steven Manas Carol Aminoff Jo Ann Sorrensen Lori Brooks-Manas ’78 James & Ada Horwich Amy Turner Srednicki ’86 Linda Jayne Phillip & Dottie Tenpenny Bert Meyers Jerry & Carol Katzman Terry Holpert ’72 Ann Schorr Linda Anderson Miller ’72 Maurya Simon ’80 20 HR 2004-round2 #4 Q4.acg 9/28/04 4:55 PM Page 21

Cassab Family and Oso Cal & Ruby Ellowitz Jose Cassab ’02 Cindy Schlessinger ’82 Class of 1982 Frank L. Ellsworth (T) Thomas Moore ’82 (T) Sandy Reeves ’92 Micah Cohen ’02 Paul Faulstich Gary Cohen & Nancy Sidonie Cohen P’02 Jessica Green ’98 Leah Smith ’97 Joann Copperud ’73 Damaris Copperud P’73 Maya Federman Brian Keeley Mark Crawbuck Sandy Reeves ’92 Ken Folker Laura Skandera Trombley (T) & Sean Daugherty ’01 Nelson Trombley Charles & Cathy Daugherty P’01 Nadine Francis Matthew Day ’02 Sandy Reeves ’92 JoAnne Day P’02 Nick Gaehde ’84 Sydney Rose Delaney ’06 Debra Lauterbach ’82 Jenny Delaney P’06 Stephen Glass Claire De Paolo Michael Hurwitz ’75 Sandy Reeves ’92 Jack Kemp Jennifer Soriano ’99 Robin Hagler Kramer ’75 (T) Chandler Denison ’04 Kristin Olsen ’71 HONORARY GIFTS 2003-04 Ginger Bellerud ’04 Amy Crichton P’04 & P’06 Brian Goldblatt ’05 Hal & Debra Bellerud P’04 2004 Senior Class Jean Denison ’06 Larry & Betty Goldblatt P’05 Susan Andrews Jill Benton Amy Crichton P’04 & P’06 Good Times in Anthropology Class James Marchant David Chamberlain ’88 Lois Dumont Ellen Michaelson ’73 Alexander Sprague ’91 Teri & Carolyn De Witt Quetzál ’88 Linus Yamane Jon-David Settell ’98 Sandy Reeves ’92 Glenn Goodwin Marilyn Dunn ’85 Jessica Hurley ’92 Melissa Aaron Aaron Berman ’07 Carrie Johnston ’81 Stacie Stutz Carroll ’76 Edward Berman & Marvin & Maureen Dunn P’85 Natalie Buske Berman P’07 Jake Duzsik ’04 Jessica Green ’91 Admissions Office Eric Green P’98 Charles Fracchia ’87 Joe Braxton Booty ’02 Barbara Duzsik P’04 Anna Elliott P’02 Economics Field Group Dr. & Mrs. T.W. Green Robert Albert Marcia Green ’69 Melinda Henning ’68 Devon Becker Bowers ’99 Michael Brett Hamilton ’02 Joseph Hills ’89 William & Marilyn Bowers P’99 Lew Ellenhorn Allen Greenberger Nanine Warhurst Jones ’72 Adam Dorsay ’90 Zoe Alvarez ’07 Nigel Boyle Mahesh Mohan ’97 Tommy & Alma Alvarez P’07 Joaquin Calderon ’99 Sarah Michael ’68 Suzan Pour-Sanae ’97 Alicia Gordon Walker ’83 Aimee Greenfield ’04 Anoop Anand ’02 Marsha Palitz-Elliot ‘73 & Peter Greenfield P’04 Andrea Williams ’03 Carol Brandt John Elliot CMC ‘70 Maureen & Richard Ingram P’04 Lissa Petersen Nanci Argueta ’06 Susan Seymour & Laurie Graham Bertie Ellis’ 95th Birthday Lesley M. Greer ’05 Jose Santos Argueta & Karen Girard Koreh ’74 John & Gay Greer P’05 Trinidad Argueta P’06 Kathleen Brooks ’06 Jeanne Zarka P’06 Mary Parker Armour ’04 Andrew & Mary Armour P’04 Nurjahan Bruce ’07 Kim Bruce & Fatma Kassamali P’07 Robert Atwell Kristin Olsen ’71 Janet Clover Burns ’68 Linda Carmona Monroe ’68 Michael Aytch ’82 Gregory White ’85 Grace Byun ’98 John Wyatt ‘82 Michael Taylor ’01 Ronald & Michele Baker P’03 Jose Calderon P‘99 & P’03 Melissa Baker ’03 Jesse Diaz ’02 P’07 Suzan Pour-Sanae ’97 Rebecca Bakkers ’04 Patricia Bakkers P’04 Thrysa Campbell William & Marilyn Bowers P’99 Mita Banerjee Michelle Tan ’00 Edward Carmichael ’06 Thomas Carmichael & Neva Barker Catherine Hayden P’06 Sandy Reeves ’92 Amber Carrow ’03 Jay Barnes ’83 Mark & Leeann Carrow P’03 & P’07 Debra Lauterbach ’82 Katy Carrow ’07 Bianca Barragan ’06 Mark & Leeann Carrow P’03 & P’07 Joe & Monica Barragan P’06

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Honorary Gifts continued Deborah Bach Kallick ’78 (T) Wendy Glenn ’75 Jessica Guterman ’04 Alice Holzman Daniel & Leslie Guterman P’04 Michael Kaplan Kate Hallahan ’00 Carole Kaplan P’06 Daniel & Judith Hallahan P’00 Kathy Kile ’97 Adam P. Hamburg ’04 Alma Dumitru ’03 Edward Hamburg & Stacey Poland Hamburg P’04 Molly Klett ’07 Michael Klett & Paula Clark P’07 Jameela Hammond ’05 Betcy Hammond P’05 Jason Koster’s Graduation from Tulane Katherine Oakleaf Bell ’74 & Jessica Hardy ’01 Robert Koster ’74 Amy Kaufman ’01 Eliza Kretzmann ’00 Cindy Hass John Kretzmann P’00 James Hass ’75 (T) Lara Kruska ’06 Samuel A. Hasson ’03 Dennis Kruska & Margaret Lobnitz P’06 Mark & Paige Hasson P’03 Zoe Lake ’07 Carl Hertel Stuart Lake & Gail Stempler P’07 Anna Crowell-Geller ’75 Paul Faulstich ’79 Renee Last James Weiner ’80 Marian Last ’75 Miriam & Ken Hilfman Lauren Lauter ’02 Karen Hilfman ’71 Emily Kern ’01 Lucian Marquis Djuna Myers Lisa Baker ’73 Thomas Myers & Lauren Schaffer P’05 Alice Holzman Jessica Lavin ’05 Susan Feinberg Blum ’82 Sandy Reeves ’92 Ellen Lavin P’05 Marilyn Drinkward ’92 New Resource Students Asha Gilson ’95 Adam Povey Hutchison ’03 Jim Lehman William ’73 & Anne Nelson ’71 Gilbert Susan Hutchison P’04 Jeff Tsai ’02 Timothy Jones ’00 Crosby Noricks ’01 Richard Hutchison P’04 Donald King ’76 Marie Rounsavell ’01 Willy Lenzner ’99 Robin Hagler Kramer ’75 (T) Katy Isa ’92 Roger Ollano ’03 Charlotte Lagarde ’91 Mitchell W. Numark ’94 Jill Newsham ’92 Jeff Lewis ’86 Jennifer Londe Moffroid ’91 Wendy Numark Wengrow & David Elghanayan ’00 Roberta Rakove ’72 Gary Wengrow P’94 Agnes Moreland Jackson Ellen Strauss ’74 Lynn Tegen Heilman ’89 The Litvin Family Jean & Leif Olsen P’71 Kristine Kuppens-Geurts ’94 Anonymous Margaret Mathies Kristin Olsen ’71 Allison Larew ’90 Kathleen Howell ’71 Hope Mirell ’91 Patricia Long ’82 Major Jennie C. Olsen Thomas Moore ‘82 (T) Ernest Long, III & Anne Lewis P’82 David McGrail Kristin Olsen ’71 Nancy Mary ’68 Marilyn Parker ’74 Jordan Lorch ’06 Arthur & Adrienne Omansky P’97 Laura Skandera Trombley (T) & Gerald & Karen Lorch P’06 Laura McWilliams Felicia Omansky ’97 Nelson Trombley Sandy Reeves ’92 Davetta Williams ’72 Ron Macaulay Ashley Osofsky ’07 (see also scholarships page 18) Anonymous The Men & Women Alvin Osofsky P’07 Serving in the Military Alan Jones Logan MacCuish Kathey Rupp Haas ’71 Dan & Jeaneen Ott Catherine Caporale ’90 Pauline Stevens P’04 Carolyn Thomas ’83 Lynne Miller ‘85 Sheryl Miller George K. Park Jo Deane Zalay-Gerard ’69 Sheryl Miller Rebecca Cleek Barton ’86 Stefan Parro Julie Duffin Fountain ’81 Jon ’81 & Diane Watanabe ’80 Parro James Huybrechts ’88 Sandy Reeves ’92 Christine Paulson ’01 William & Marilu Paulson P’01 Mari Mitchel ’76 Kathleen Blunt Marmon ’72 David Perez, Jr. Margaret Carothers ’70 Linda Carmona Monroe ’68 Yvonne Gutierrez ’03 Abbey Klein ’68 Sandy Reeves ’92

Reid Moore Elliot Peterson ’07 Thomas Moore ’82 (T) Jim & Thelma Ackley GP’07 Jim & Carolyn Peterson P’07 Mother Earth Meleana Judd ’03 Edith Piness (T) Robert Bookman P’07 Leo & Olga Munoz P’88 Marisa Munoz Gonzalez ’88 Susan Pritzker’s Birthday Margot Levin Schiff (T) & R. Lee Munroe Harold Schiff P’90 & P’95 David Barrett ’84 Rebecca Cleek Barton ’86 Zachary Putnam ’03 Valerie Havill ’81 William & Beverly Putnam P’03 Sandy Reeves ’92 (T)=Trustee (LT)=Life Trustee P=Parent GP=Grandparent *Deceased 22 HR 2004-round2 #4 Q4.acg 9/28/04 4:55 PM Page 23

Lindsay Rapport ’06 Susan Seymour Jacqueline Levering-Sullivan Adam Vogel ’07 Phyllis Rapport P’06 Susan Elliott Jardin ’79 Jim Lehman Mark Vogel & Robin Abrams Vogel P’07 Adena Cohen Kaplan ’91 Sandy Reeves ’92 Jim Lehman Michael Sullivan Rudi Volti Frank Ellsworth (T) Laura Skandera Trombley (T) & Graciela Vega-Carbajal ’93 Jacob Reid ’01 Alice Holzman Nelson Trombley Kristin Olsen ’71 Rebecca Takahashi ’06 Al Wachtel Elizabeth Shatzer ’03 Bruce & Sylvia Takahashi P’06 Raquel Ary-De Rozza ’81 Lisa Richmond ’05 William & Lois Shatzer P’03 Jessica Hardy ’01 Marc & Carol Richmond P’05 Irene Tang Coleen Leavitt-Martinez ’90 & Dr. Helia Sheldon Edris Afzali ’02 Hector Martinez ’88 Noah Rifkin ’80 Herminia Cubillos ’75 Kerri Shwayder Greenberg ’81 Joanna Taylor ’00 Jenni L. Warsaw ’05 Charley Siegel ’07 Simeon Taylor P’00 Robert & Carol Warsaw P’05 Ellin Ringler-Henderson Robert Siegel & Susan Kargman P’07 Andrea Mack Wolf ’82 Julia Terlinchamp ’04 Dan Ward and Julia Karet Timi Singa ’03 Nadine Strauss P’04 Stanley & Cindy Schwartz P’02 Karl & Chris Rollert Pravin & Savhitri Singa P’03 Thomas Moore ’82 (T) Sherry Thatcher ’89 Lauren ’04 & Carlin ’06 Weirick Justin Smith ’04 Sandy Reeves ’92 Ellen Johnson ’75, P’04 & P’06 Alyssa Saenz Melody Fujimori P’04 William Weirick P’04 & P’06 Marco Saenz ’88 Soren Thompson Sharon Snowiss Sheila Sussman Thompson ’69 Lynn Harris White ’70 Todd Sakamoto ’03 Suzan Pour-Sanae ’97 Lako Tongun Irwin & Carolyn Harris P’70 & P’81 Karen & Stephen Sakamoto P’03 Robin Hagler Kramer ’75 (T) Ramzi Abadou ’94 Leah Margaret Wilcox Greg Saks The Sobibor Rebellion Darnell Donahue ’92 Margaret Ogle ’02 Alice Holzman Phil Zuckerman Suzan Pour-Sanae ’97 Joseph Reitman ’90 Genevieve Winter ’05 Carrie A. Sorrensen ’04 Lynn Trickey ’06 Kurt & Lynda ’75 Winter P’05 Jon Saltzman ’03 Willard & Viola LeVine P’04 Michael & Lois Trickey P’06 Ronald & Susan Saltzman P’03 Michael Woodcock Lynne Spear Theodora Triplis ’00 Daniel Williams ’00 Barry Sanders Matthew Callan ’00 Katie Herbert P’00 Brooke Breton ’78 Perla Chavez ’92 William T. Wynn ’04 Rick Tsujimoto Zelah Wynn P’04 Mitchell Sartor ’06 Michele Parker ’99 Catherine Caporale ’90 Luther & Gail Sartor P’06 Sandy Reeves ’92 Joseph Hills ’89 Debra Wong Yang ’81 Leanne Stein ’05 Rayen Pierattini ’03 Andrew Goodman ’81 Beverly Scales Thomas Moore ’82 (T) Sandy Reeves ’92 Michael & Debbie Stein P’05 Andrew Tuller ’07 Maia Stern ’07 Paul Tuller & Mary Loftis P’07 Natalie Yuen ’06 Elliot J. Scher ’07 Francis & Selina Yuen P’06 Arnold Scher & Lynn Meurlin Scher P’07 Gerald Stern & Linda Stone Stern P’07 Jack Sullivan Matthew Simpson Stratton ’93 Brian Schoeck ’01 Suzanne Zetterberg ’68 Cindy Schlessinger ’82 Sandy Reeves ’92 Debra Lauterbach ’82 Carlos & Vickie Simpson P’93 Theresa Udenwa Ann Stromberg Levi & Rose Anyanwu P’05 Naomi Zimmermann ’02 Rebecca Schneider ’97 Stuart & Frances Zimmermann P’02 Steven & Nancy Schneider P’97 Leilani Johnson ’02 Derek Ulrich ’04 Verna Lee ’75 Suzette Renaud ’74 & Phil Zuckerman Scholarship Students Jim Lehman William Ulrich P’04 & P’07 Shana Doerr ’02 Jean Waldron Miller ’70 Jose Mata ’01 Heidi Piepho ’00 The Vaughan Family Laura Skandera Trombley (T) & Demetra Vaughan ’03 Nelson Trombley

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LOYAL ALUMNI PROVIDE STRONG BASE FOR PITZER Why did you give back to Pitzer College? Is it to honor a professor or staff person who made an impact on your life? Perhaps it is knowing that a gift to Pitzer College enhances the value of your degree by helping improve the College’s ranking in publications and in the eyes of foundations. Or, maybe, it is to help the next generation of students so they can reap the benefits of the unique education that only Pitzer provides. Whatever your reason, the entire Pitzer Community thanks all 1,944 alumni who supported Pitzer College last year. While this publication honors all of Pitzer’s donors, there is a special group of alumni who have given to Pitzer College every year since their graduation. We are especially grateful to this dedicated group of alumni for serving as an exam- ple for others to follow. Here are the words of just a few of these dedicated graduates … Iris Levine Shuey, MD ’68 After leaving Claremont, Iris Levine Shuey, MD ’68 traveled to Turkey with the Peace Corps, made her way through medical school and finally settled in Providence, Rhode Island. Iris practices medicine, teaches at Brown University and chooses to spend some of her free time doing charitable work. She describes her time at Pitzer College as “a four-year exposure in thinking more critically, becoming confident in my choices, and learning to be willing to take chances.” When asked why she chooses to support the College, she responded, “I give because I feel deeply appre- ciative of what the community gave to me. It wasn’t concrete or financial. It was attitudinal. Pitzer nourished me with this attitude: If you believe in a goal strongly enough, you will likely be able to achieve it.” Judge Emily Stevens ’72, currently with the Los Angeles Superior Court, is serving her third year as a Supervising Judge of the Juvenile Dependency Court. Emily’s memories of her experiences at Pitzer are very positive, and she is grateful for both educational opportunities and the people she met. About the time Emily graduated, Pitzer was still Mahesh Raj Mohan ’97 very young. “Many other colleges were closing their doors,” Emily recounts. “I wanted there to always be a Pitzer College and I felt that giving to the Alumni Fund was my way of helping.” Since Mahesh Raj Mohan ’97 left Pitzer, he has established himself as a freelance writer after spending time working as an advertising manager, writing print and television commercials, and working as a buyer of wholesale merchan- dise. He and his fiancée, writer and artist Sara Strohmeyer, are currently living in Portland, Oregon, where he spends most of his time writing, both fiction and non-fiction. When discussing why he has consistently supported Pitzer, Mahesh said, “I still believe in and want to support student self-government, which is what I worked passionately towards as a member of the Involvement Tower.” As with most alumni, Antonia (Toni) Dow ’99 remembers fondly just how passionate the Pitzer College faculty are about their work and how supportive they are of their students. One of her favorite memories of her time on cam- Antonia Dow ’99 pus was a class taught by Professor Alan Jones, who is currently serving as Dean of Faculty. After graduation, Toni made her way to Yale Graduate School, where she is studying pharmacology, with an emphasis on antidepressants and stress. Toni strongly believes the education she received at Pitzer prepared her for Yale. When asked about her consistent support of the College, Toni reports that this is her way of promoting Pitzer’s high quality educational envi- advance ronment, and she believes that the best way to show that support is to donate to the Alumni Fund. These and Pitzer’s many other consistently loyal alumni create a living endowment for the College, providing the important financial edge that allows Pitzer to thrive. If you want to add your voice to those of Iris, Emily, Mahesh and the mission of Toni, send us your comments at [email protected]. the college advance

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alumni gifts Many thanks to the 1,944 alumni who contributed more than $850,000 to the College. Alumni Fund gifts benefit every student and faculty member by supporting a variety of important needs such as: scholarships and financial aid to help students afford a private educa- tion, faculty development, library acquisitions, technology updates, student activities and leadership programs, and capital expenditures to maintain college facilities and grounds. This year the College received a record-breaking number of total dollars to the Alumni Fund. This success is a resounding demonstration of alumni commitment to Pitzer. Each and every gift is important, and we thank the following alumni for their meaningful contributions to that impressive sum.

Class of 1965 Linda deBaun Ann Miles Maioroff Paula Goody McGinnis Katie Gibbs-Gengoux Sarah Oakie Eppenbach Nancy Mary Heidi Schwyzer McNeal Penny Sutton Eppley Caroline Reid McAllister Diana Norcross McWilliams Class of 1966 Mistie Erickson Sarah Michael LeeAnn Morris Jill Ford Harmon Marcia Johnson Farnady Valerie Cohee Miller Judy Ostendorff Sara Wood Smith Priscilla Fawcett Linda Carmona Monroe Deborah Patton Karen Cummins Freeburg Sarah Baker Munro Laurel Weight Quady Class of 1967 Diane Mooney Frisby Kathryn Osuch Victoria Mortensen Regier Kathryn Austin Mary Beth Neal Garber (T) Susan Page Sandra Schiereck Royaltey Christine Kendall Kay Gerard Printha Berry Platt Jeanne Long Schiro Janice Burton Oreskovich Melinda Henning Nancy Dutton Potter Martha Hart Schulte Eva-Maria Holzhey Sher P’03 Secret Nelson Hennrich Carolyn Reznikoff Patricia Skowrup Lynn Thompson Hoffman Nancy Hornblower Rice Leslie Allen Thompson Class of 1968 Margaret Lowe Houy Susan Culver Schlickeisen Sheila Sussman Thompson Lynn Wilson Arnot Ann Judy Iris Levine Shuey Judith Jennings Treas Betsy Bamford Ayres Roberta Olsen Kennedy Deborah Deutsch Smith (T) Nancy Sanders Waite Suzanne Beal Jennifer Kiddie Ann Stanton Linda Witwer Whitehurst Cynthia Barry Bidwell Abbey Klein Elizabeth Witte Stokes P’92 & P’98 Liza Williams Pamela Pattison Boulding Kathleen Stahl Krucker Louise Beaudette Thornton Lois Blackaller Wolfe Barbara Bowen Susan Norwick Laufer Margaret Habecker Vizio Margaret Yao Crusey Sandra Douglas Boyd Kathleen Wyatt Laughery Margaret Winship Jo Deane Zalay-Gerard Lynda “Peppi” Wray Clark Robyn Olsen Letters Roberta “Bobbie” Zeifert Wright Pamela Zwehl-Burke Carol Corden Marsha Tadano Long Suzanne Silverman Zetterberg Harriett Crosby Claudia Schneider Looney Class of 1970 Class of 1969 Marilyn Masquelier Adams Nancy Bishop Allen Lorraine Asher Elizabeth Bagby Ann Hudelson Bartlett Brenda Baumgartner Deberah Singer Bernstein Ann McDoel Bilodeau Barbara Bradford Constance Blaine-Van Eaton Betsy Brown Braun Nancy Rose Bushnell (T) Margaret Carothers Marcia Whitley Curran Leslie Dashew (T) Barbara Potter Doutt Linnea Sowers Edwards Beryl Herzberg Druker Cornelia Reynolds Gould Sarah Lothrop Duckett Virginia Moritz Griffin Mary Ann Jackson Eger Marilyn Williams Harris Laurie Hill Evans Susan Haywood-Everding Norma Moore Field Sally Hazard Sherry VanLiere Frawley Karen Waldron Hiatt Marcia Green Sally Wise Hilliard Mary Gregory Susan Cummins Kerr Joanna Brick Jarvis Kathryn Kvapil LaShure Alice Meier Jennings Maya Tsuji Lawrence Josephine Doubleday John Margaret Adams Leon Nedenia Kennedy Lois Rees Lewis Gayle Breitbard Klusky Camille Lombardo Douglas Land Cecilia Neumann Macy Robin Hall Leason Nancy Martin Marcia Lapierre Lewis Jean Waldron Miller Elizabeth Mueller Marcum Susan Winblad Nelson

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PHONATHON YIELDS AMAZING SUCCESS

The Student Phonathon continues to break records at Pitzer. For the third consecutive year, students increased the number of alumni and parents they contacted, with this year’s total, exceeding 3,300. The $221,000 in pledges from nearly 2,000 donors represents a 42% increase in commitments and a 28% increase in donors over previous years.

While the Phonathon plays an increasingly important role in the Annual Fund, students continue to enjoy the connection with alumni and parents, sharing stories, and frequently gaining invaluable advice.

Phonathon students have one of the most challenging and rewarding jobs on campus. They call year-round and always smile while they dial. Take the time to chat with Pitzer’s phonathon students; they call because they care. We are grate- ful to our phonathon callers from the past year, who are listed below.

Betty Akwaboah ’05 Rachel Macker ’06 Riva Bacquet ’06 Karina Nagin ’04 Dorothea Buford-Levels ’05 Elliot Peterson ’07 Cynthia Cowan ’06 Helen Rickey ’06 Class of 1970 continued Sydney Delaney ’06 Marjorie Scott ’06 Carol Osborn Darik Eaton ’04 Aria Starus ’04 Happy Verity Power Javaid “JD” Khan ’04 Molly Weinstein ’04 Susan Price Susan Shapiro Proctor Jackie Klein ’07 Stephanie Weiss ’06 June Reznikoff Stacy Wood ‘06 Barbara Loeb Sevier Elyse West Shoop Mary Sartorius Stewart Nancy Strohl Elizabeth Voorhees advance Alana McGuire Wallace Diana Walstrom the prospects Margaret Winden Abigail Wack Parsons Class of 1973 Miriam Wingfield James Perry of our Anonymous Janet Caffardo Yoss Lucia Watkins Perry students Kathy Langendorf Abbott Susan Brown Polk Veronica Abney P’93 Class of 1971 Alexandra “Brooksie” Stanton Linda Spiegel Allen Janet Blum Emily Stevens Diane Anderson Janice Wahl Bowers Susan Tannehill Judith Goo Koseki Patricia Vogel Avery Christina Woosley Conner Kristen Mendenhall Temple Nicholas Kukulan Lisa Baker Rebecca Davis Cynthia Tuell Shelley Donaldson Lafler Judy Bell-Williams Coral Hoffman DeSnoo Randi Burnam Land Sherwood Best Lauri Devine Class of 1972 Mary Vail Larson Catherine Bonnar Michele Heimsoth Eichelberg Meredyth Alpert Anne Lazor Susan Bowles Mablean Ephriam Donna Ayres Barbara Davidson Lewington Katherine McKee Boyd Ellen Spencer Floyd Janet Black Jennifer Macy Sally Campbell Christine Harestad Gibbons Elizabeth Brown-Dean Kim Manderbach Betsy Cline Anne Nelson Gilbert Nancy Buell Kathleen Blunt Marmon Jill Cooper Doren Parsons Giragosian Nancy O’Connor Caine Susan Mellers JoAnn Copperud Kathey Rupp Haas Cynthia Achilles Coldren Linda Anderson Miller Carol Hecker Davis Jean Ellis Hand Claire Burt Conger Carole Kuyama Mizumori Deborah Marion Deeble Karen Hilfman Marcia Warner Cornejo Diane Mosbacher Mary Dicke Kathleen Howell Linda Jean Gifford Cowen Meg Rose Perry Julie Ballin Drinkward Nina Huebsch Catherine Davis Elizabeth Poe Meridee Duddleston Jenefer Huntoon Karen Leech Hatton Roberta Rakove Velancia Mattingly DuPre Elene Kallimanis Linda Thomas Hendrickson Bruce Ross Kathleen “Kit” Faubion Marilyn Clapp Kunstler Holly Ochi Hidinger Judith Selby Belinda Valles Faustinos Mary Kushner Terry Holpert Sandra Pipp Siegel Betsy Fuller Susan Lanier Mary Hoskins Kathleen Spangler Carol Bowdoin Gil Maryly Mitchell LeVeque Peggy Schoen Hoyt Victoria Sturtevant Bill Gilbert, IV Lisa Ackerson Lieberman Cecilie Hudson Linda Tirado Wendi Green Carol Lind Dana Hamilton Hunt Jan Flint Vlahos Beth Grobman Emilie Bassett Mason Paige Plastino Inman Jeanie Wakeland Cricket Fine Handler Lesley Oliver McClelland Harriet Jacobs Janet Butler Westwood Susan Glikbarg Hanson Diane Moskowitz Karen Johnson Davetta Williams Deborah Sproat Henderson Carolyn Bergson O’Brien Susan Woodworth Johnston Lesly Wilson Susan Allport Howell Sheilah Paddy O’Brien Claudia Guyton Jones Judith Bloom Wolf Janet Krause Jones Kristin Olsen Nanine Warhurst Jones G. Joy Kosobayashi Sally Stroud Palmer Joan Karlin Omar Massoni

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Anne Sprole Mauk Page Lonnecker Rogers Paul Strickland Jamie Orlikoff (T) Jeffrey McQueen Marian Grant Silverman Sarah Ball Strickland Karen Phillips-Muney Amanda Mecke Ellen Strauss Carolyn Thon Glenda Raikes Donna Higby Metcalfe Mary Evans Taylor Anne Turley Pierre Ratte Ellen Michaelson Penelope Bloch White Lida Westbrook Wachel Amy Rosen Patience Milrod Stephen Williams Lynda Winter P’05 Ruth Rosenberg Sandra Mitchell Melinda Gold Wiltsie Vicki Wurman Randy Moskowitz Ross Paul Morken Kathryn Bautista Wolters Myrna Zavala Holly Schloerb Valerie Gershuny Ormont Ann Macy Shelley Marsha Palitz-Elliott Class of 1975 Class of 1976 Susan Nathan Sholl Marykay Pasnick Diana Munguia Ajuria Ellen Alderman-Comis Mary Sophos Mary Ellen Scharf Pinero Kathleen Malloy Allen Betse Youd Amador Marvin Steindler Christie Mercer Platt Ellen Alperstein Terilyn Anderson Lynn Gallagher Tanner Barbara Haveman Powazek Frances Anton Vesta Clellan Armstrong Karen Thomas Patsy Pocock Reynes Lorita Bank Helen Asbury Katina Vlastos Kathryn Ritchie Rebeca Barron Minda Friedman Barnes Sara Waldstein Gail Roberts-Hughes Diane Davie Byrne Robert Barnes Suzanne Wallen Lidwina Salinas Michael Christie Dolores Barrett Sherry Zeitler Sally Schurr Anna Crowell-Geller Dena Belzer Kathy Lendman Seldin Herminia Cubillos Laurie Melcher Benjamin Class of 1977 Russell Skinner Pamela Curtis Janet Kavanaugh Bower Jacki Anker Virginia Smith Sharon Lear Dabney Paula Carter Brown David Barr Laura Stanhope Diane Eusey Deal Stacie Stutz Carroll Jill Minderhout Baskin (T) Anthony Stein E. Nicole DeLong Kathryn Butler Chapman Jeff Book Annalee Linch Tardiff Lynne Diamond Sharon Stephen Cohen P’99 & P’03 Jorge Carrillo Ruth Temkin Charles Diaz (T) Debra Comfort Kelvin Connally Leigh Cornelison Tobias James Esterkin P’05 R. Denise Kelley Corey Beverly Cole Costello Terry Tomsick Margo Fenn Mark Corkery Cheryl Bassett Downs P’03 Adrian “Butch” Turcotte, III Judith Galat Philip Cravens Sally Freitas Madeline Pinsky Walker Thomas “Tag” Gibbs Dianne Davis-Whitham Donald Friedman Mary Ann Zeman Wendy Glenn M. Quinn Delaney Lisa Kritzer Friedman Elizabeth Marty Goman Alison Denning James Harnagel Class of 1974 Beverly Goodwin Verlinde Hill Doubleday Jan Hitchcock Lorna Tchang Alcala Jeffrey Gottlieb Peter Elson Charles “Kip” Holzwarth Harriet Archibald-Woodward Nancy Grant Rosyland Frazier Susan Jaffe Katherine Oakleaf Bell Pamela Kasper Hansson Roberta Goldberg Cynthia Kenyon Donna Carriero Bennett James Hass (T) Steven Goldsmith Guy Langer Sandra Berenbaum Bonnie Heikes Katie Hart Lark Loveday Lozoff P’07 Margaretta Lintz Bertram Sandra Marshall Howard Bruce Hecker Maureen Lynch (T) Miriam Kadin Campbell Michael Hurwitz Victoria Milestone Herr Carolyn Maberry Patricia Cancellier Jennifer Jaffe Mary Huntington Stacy Rudman Marienthal John Chavez Kimberly Wilson Jansma Donald King Bruce Markell Pamela David Ellen Johnson P’04 & P’06 Vickie Lester Kate McLaine Suzan Schwantz Delaney Karen Kahn Lawrence Little John Mullowney Pamela Duhl-Zbesko Suzanne Kaiser Houston Lowry Michael Pierce Jodee Farm Mori Nancy Bloch Kavrell Jeff Malone Cheryl Polk Pamela Feagles Deborah Kerdeman Patresha Mandel Naveed Quraishi Cecile Follansbee Susan Knight Paige Reynolds Marrs Blair Cook Sage Linda Ward Fuller Robin Hagler Kramer (T) Rochelle Burdette McAlpin Yvonne Sanchez Linda Glimn Emily Kumai Mary Moore Travis Silcox Dario Grossberger Marian Last Michael Mundy Rita Lynch Speck Robin Harvey Joan Moeckel Lebow Gary Kates Verna Lee Jan Longfellow King David Levin Betty Ann Kolner Judith Lipsett Karen Girard Koreh James Matter Robert Koster Laurie Greenwood Maynard Monica Leff Linda Aborn McCarty Linda Powers Leviton Jana Memel Bonnie Optner Lewis Anne McEntee Miller Sallee Cohen Loeser Char Miller, IV Barbara Marks Elizabeth Simons Mittermiller Lynne Marsenich Susan Seligmann Moreno Carol Matsunaga Anita Ortega-Oei Suzanne Bigham McElwee Julie Porter Katherine Mesi Alison Rogers Carol Michelson Lynn Mirisch Rogo Wendy Morgan Davy Rosenzweig Mary Lou Zimmerman Munn Jesus Salazar Peter Namuth Curtis Schaeffer Deborah Fine Norris Mark Scher Ellen Miller O’Bannon Diane Shammas Ronald Paine Karen Singer Marilyn Parker Susan Smallsreed Katherine Peters Mark Smith Lindsay Munter Rahmun Janel Smith-Marchi Suzette Renaud P’04 & P’07 Linda Worley Souza Gary Robinson Melanie Stern

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gifts pledged a year of increases 15% increase through phonathon 1,400,000 $1,293,863 250,000 2002-03 $220,666 1,200,000 2003-04 $1,125,466 200,000 1,000,000 $156,419 150,000 800,000 $125,829 21% increase 600,000 38% increase 100,000 $474,905 400,000 $391,820 $396,842 50,000 $288,261 200,000

0 01-02 02-03 03-04 Alumni Fund Parent Fund All Annual Fund Giving % of donors who increased previous participation year contributions by 10% or more 100% 2001-02 37% 96% 37% 2002-03 90% 85% 2003-04 36% 80% 80% 35% 65% 34% 60% 33% 32% 32% 40% 40% 36% 37% 37% 31% 30% 32% 24% 30% 20% 29% 2002-03 2003-04 Alumni Parents Faculty/Staff Senior Class

Class of 1977 continued Alexander Dimitrijevich Alissa Okuneff Roston P’06 Lori Koppel-Heath Conrado Terrazas June Edwards Charles Savoca Steven Kozack James “Jarney” Tippens Thomas Fink Deborah Shelton Shareen Lawrence Janice Tolman Susan Forer-Dehrey William Sias Adi Liberman Catherine Miller Vega Alice Mauran Freed Susan Helzberg Sloman Marcia Little Debra Wall Georgia Freedman-Harvey Judy Spiegel Maile McClendon-Winograd Cathy Pilling Wallace Helen Gori Linda Stevenin Kathrine Ellis McEnroe Elyse Weise Mark Greenberg Benjamin Stevenson Regina Meister Timothy Werner Janis Saltzer Gurnick Bruce Tobias Max Miller Sandra Williams Sandra Hansberger Bruce Trahern Indra Moen Steven Wolf Starr Harwin Susan Brooks Warren P’01 Eric Naeseth Sheryl Merrell Wytychak Shaheen Husain Thomas Watts Teri Pappas O’Rourke Barbara Isaacs Brian Weisbrod Velia Quezada-Dorado Class of 1978 Mickey Jannol Valorie Wiggins Linda Reszetylo Jacob Adams Dennis Jung Denise Dragin Wyse Noah Rifkin Leslie Witherspoon Adams Deborah Bach Kallick (T) Elizabeth Suzuki Zuckerwise Anne Riley Christopher Alcalde Julie Kanter Stephen Rivero Karen Cohn Applebome Brett Kantrowitz Class of 1979 Kristina Russell-Schwartz Barbara Earle Ballard Anne Kaplin Walter Albrecht Caroline Weatherwax Scott Bob Barry Leon Kenyon, III William Ashley R. Parker Semler Philip Bear Judy King-Edmeade Susan Berzon-Turcotte Linda Macdonald Stone Tanya Williams Benzinger Anne Larsen Karen Hochman Brown Bruce Taylor Marilyn Berends Sylvia Lee-Thompson Kevin Code Cristina Pahl Tejeda Candace Barker Bergmann Anne Lessick-Xiao Michelle Hill Cohn Alan Tolkoff Nancy Bogue Patricia Stix Levy Carol Cole Edd Vega Amy Borenstein Gilbert Lopez Alan “Bruce” Cowans Jay Wallace Brooke Breton Carol Kruidenier Luery Renee Dagseth Amy Weinstein Lori Brooks-Manas Michelle Marks Debra Demry David Wells Andrea Petker Brothers Gail Mautner Frederick Evers Lori Brown Andrea Mellon Paul Faulstich Class of 1980 Edith Burge Pamela Gillis Mullowney David Graff Michael Bicks Doreen Byrd Antonio Munoz Gary Grossman Sarah Brotherton Jeffrey Carmel Nancy Goldfarb Pope Roxanne Grosso Silverio Calzada, Jr. June Charles Sheri Huttner Rapaport Kent Harber Judy Schenk Chambers Betsey Keeler Cheitlin E. Scott Reckard Renette Bedard Hier Susan Chavira Kenneth Cheitlin Meri Irwin Rogoff Ellen Chaplan Jannol Michael Colby Roberta Childers Kurt Rosenberg Susan Elliott Jardin Lisa Campanelli Deal Tim Delia Mindy Ross Michelle Jones Geraldine Gross Dubin

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Robin Elledge Cynthia Stone Barkanic Lynda Brewer Thomas Moore (T) Kathryn Field Richard Barton Donnaldson Brown Lori Goldfarb Plante Michael Filigenzi Robert Borinstein Jill Browning-Milligan Paul Popejoy Kaye Foster Shari Brenner Elsie Hamilton Connors Leslie Bergstrom Postovoit Robin Galbraith Lynne Canning Kelli Craft Peter Postovoit David Gassner Susan Hay Costa Carita Crawford-Keene Daniel Rader David Gerber Lois Hall Dumont Karen Crocker-Wensel Mark Reckard Celina DeAguiar Haigh Peter Forster David Daegling Jeffery Rollert Gretchen Holmblad Hardison Ruett Foster Larry Diamond Margaret Roth Barbara Lenk Harrington Julie Duffin Fountain Darcy Detering Dillard Cindy Schlessinger Terrill Webb Helander P’06 Judy Heimowitz Geraci William Donahue David Shapinsky Nancy Butkin Herzog John Glass Patricia Dunderman William Sheinberg (T) Susan Hoskins Katherine Gold Theodore Ellenhorn Andrea Sklar Sidorow Robin Kelley Benjamin Goldfarb Suzette Fong Elliott Courtney Nelson Spencer Hirsh Larkey Andrew Goodman Lisa Hergenhan Fevery Jenee Todd Steven Lindseth Kerri Shwayder Greenberg Rhonda Bennett Foster Raymond Truman Lisa Mayne Valerie Havill Jeffrey Geraci Judith Wahnon Julie Mazer Jeffrey Hiroto Jonathan Graham (T) Matthew Wallace Susie Levin Miller Elizabeth Gerson Hjalmarson Jo Ann Greenberg Graser Angela Weimer Jeannie Mintz Patsy Illg Raquelle Holmes Kathryn Wheeler Michael Moody Carrie Johnston Valerie Krieger Jahan Kimberly Wheeler Vincent Ornelas Margaret King Diane Jolley Andrea Mack Wolf Thomas Osgood Lee Kleinman Edward Kania Jeanine Wolfe Diane Watanabe Parro Barbara Kohlenberg Niels King Lorna Yamane Frieda Morgan Patterson Robert Koppelman Carol Addicott Kral Laura Rodriguez Zamora Penelope Powers M’Leigh Koziol Jeanne Lau Douglas Price J. Scott Ladd Debra Lauterbach Class of 1983 Jill Johnson Ransome Devon Mansell Laycox Russell LeDonne Adrian Arleo Diane Ratkovich Nancy Loeb Michelle Rodriguez Lesse Mae Cutler Augarten Kim Rilling Frances Shima Matsumoto Steve Lesse John “Jay” Barnes Jane Roessner Margaret McCallister Matthew Lewis Lisa Bourgeault & Tony Li HMC ’82 Douglas Rose Linda Ades Morand Patricia Long Thomas Brock Diane Ely Rzegocki Jon Parro Manuel Lucero Steven Chang Steven Scheyer Ella Pennington (T) Sharon Marcus-Kurn Jeanette Woo Chitjian Tab Schweitzer Claire Chapelle Robertson Tracy McDonald Warren “Renny” Clark Maurya Simon Kay Sera James Milan Shawn Coleman Barbara Hutchins Sinor Diane Snell-Offner Gina Milano Anne duPont Corbin Laura Sirott Ellen Stein Timothy Miller Lilia Corpuz Marilyn Sloan Alene Stolz Ann Danelski Shahan Soghikian Kathryn Seidman Sucher Julie O’Hara Dudziak Sheryl Stiefel Teresa White Douglas Elliott David Svenson Robin Wiener James Gottlieb Bob Taylor David Yale Jon Haskett Yolanda Vasquez-Whipp Morris Hasson Karen Vogel Class of 1982 David Hover John Waldman Shelley Pine Amick Jeffrey Landesman James Weiner Bruce Bader Edwina Lewis Bridget Baker (T) Susan Ritter Magill Class of 1981 Melinda Berning William Altaffer Susan Feinberg Blum Raquel Ary-De Rozza Kathleen Bracy advance student opportunities HR 2004-round2 #4 Q4.acg 9/28/04 4:56 PM Page 30

Class of 1983 continued Victor Rivera Alison MacDonald Thomas Colleen Boman Goldenberg Timothy Magill Julie Rosenberg Peter Van Zandt David Greensfelder Link Nicoll Andrew Rosenthal Jules Vogel Carmen Guevara Malee Stearns Nuesse Dennis Smith Gregory White Jill Hawthorne Gregory Nunn Todd Sosna Vincent Wilson Ellen Malarky Hendrickson Stephen Prime Debra Stern Bea Matas Hollfelder Martha Quintana Denise Nielsen Tackett Class of 1986 Jimmy Kang Joshua Rosenthal R. Aaron Whitham Tremaine Atkinson Sanderina Kapteyn Zoe Sameth Barrows Worm Rebecca Cleek Barton Karin Labby Brent Soderholm-Difatte R. Christopher Yoder Therese Blake Dylan Lawrence Carolyn Thomas Kaaren Fielding Boothroyd Dana Levin Cynthia Thomsen Class of 1985 Susan Klein Boyd Kipley Lytel Terry Tippie Kelly Himsl Arthur Renee Brendel-Konrad Sebastian Matthews Cornella Ver Halen James Barrett Brian Carroll James McKnight Alicia Gordon Walker Robert Blume Laurie Karr Cook Charlotte Whiteley Milan Mark Warshauer Melissa Bosworth Jill Courtenay (Mason) Leeshawn Cradoc Moore Ellen Wilson Charles Breer Marcelo D’Asero Rachel Warrington Moss Jennifer Woodward Karen Buttwinick Alexandra Davis Enid Perel Kelly Dryden Roy Durnal Lisa Turner Rogers Class of 1984 Peter Dunay Gail Fabricant John Scott James Arthur Marilyn Dunn Eric Faurot Christopher Trautman Richard Backman Roger Dunn Rebecca Barrett Fetters Elaine Trevino Dana Bain Linda Eisner William Hergenhan Gina Hernandez Wallisa David Barrett Kenneth Farrow Kimberly Holl Doreen Zavis Bryan Beak Matthew Garaway Paul Hubler Peter Belardinelli Russell Goldenberg Jennifer Kaplan-Leids Class of 1988 Peggy Carlson Natasha Goodwin-Prime Andrew Kempler Elizabeth “Tess” Jackson Albert Kindel Castle Mark Hall Mark Massengill John Alspaugh Richard Chute Edward Holmes Terence Meurk Anthony Archuleta Andrew Davidson Jordan Jackson Jennifer Miele Anne Davidson Babineau Eric Ditwiler Alexander Kaiser Paul Musser John Borba Michael Ehrenberg Leslie Gorman Karlovec Neil Norton Roberto Briones Sarah Gamble Andrew Kronick Jodi Olson Jennifer Cano Roger Gough Maia Lawrence Gloria Ortiz-O’Brien Jennifer Trzyna Caughman Sandra Greenberg Rosa Liu Lundborg Karen Paradise David Chamberlain Lyle Hatridge Barte Masciarelli Yoon Park Claudio Chavez John Hoel Walter Morris Susan Pratt Elizabeth Robertson Diehl Francine Kaplan Elizabeth Narmore Alan Pruzan Marsha East Kimberly Kralj Chandre Kipps Nicholas Rebecca Ramlose Mary Jo Leatherdale Emfield John Landgraf Yvonne Norte Robin Stack Reagan Misha Faustina Michael Magoolaghan Katharyn Pinder Matthew Royal Rob Fossum Todd Maibach Alexander “Brad” Platt Danny Shain Theodore Gaulin Stephanie Mandel Douglas Riedmiller Colleen Shoulders Marisa Munoz Gonzalez Kathryn Mansfield-Matera Melissa Schoen Andrew Smith Michael Gosnell John McVay Crystal Scurr Eileen Smith David Greenberg Norman Mooradian Robert Segil Suzanne Smith Randi Gurevitch-Archuleta Heather Rockhill Nelson Micaela Shea Amy Turner Srednicki Graham Hendrickson Selma Yonamine Oishi Ari Sherman Kelly Lingerfeldt Stille Lise Hewitt Kathleen Overr Tamsin Mayers Sickinger Deborah Sutcliffe James Huybrechts Sophia Prado Rowan Solomon Kathy VanDenburgh Richard Kemp Carol Wehrmann Reid Nicholas Taylor Roxanne Fovall Vaniman Cynthia Kirk Robert Walker Lisa Barnes Lainer Patricia Wangler Kirsten Weissmann Lamphere Regina Webster David Lilly Beth Wellington Mary Lomayesva-Levi Nancy Whalen Linda Lowe-Golles Laura Wheeler Abel Martinez Hector Martinez Class of 1987 Kimberly Maskalenko Lance Auer Megan Muir Khalid Azim David Neubert Jennifer Bale-Kushner Arlen Olson James Barton Beatriz Pont Melissa Bennett Carolyn De Witt Quetzál Jeanmarie Hamilton Boone Ellen Richmond Darlene Brage Nancy Riegsecker Stephanie Brown Gilberto Romero John Chowning Marco Saenz Bernadette Coghlan-Walsh Cameron Sanchez Megan Conboy Becky Sands Karen Cooper Sirima Sataman Elaine Evans Davenport Laura Scharfenberg S. Chase Davenport Denise Seider Claudia Davis Ellen Glikbarg Shea Rafael Fernandez Ronald Wagner James Fisk Jennifer Young Charles Fracchia Kimberle Chapman Zeising Eliza Bonner Gibbons

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Class of 1989 Ford Evans Class of 1991 Brooks Wolfe Evan Ballinger Rachel Firemark George Bonnin Elizabeth Mohler Zitterkopf David Burkett Julie Flapan Karen Connolly-Lane Michael Zwerin Joseph Chatham Amy Fritz Elizabeth Bowers Crowley Brook Claman Naomi Weiss Glasky June Cunningham Class of 1992 John Colt Renee Matez Goldstein Matthew Davis Scott Beckwith Barbara Cramer Benjamin Goren Jeremy Dowell Joshua Berkus John Cuellar Leah Hochman Liz Eisman Amalia Cabezas Daniel Daley Kimberly Hudson Julie Frank Perla Chavez Cathy Elliott-Tristant Laura Merrill Jochai Bryan Gibb Peter Cohen Michael Goldberg Nancy Judd Michael Harris Peter Coleman Andrew Harrison Pat Kelly Christine Doss Hemesath J. Geoff Cook Lisa Hart Sarah Koenig Joshua Herman Mychal Rosenbaum Copeland Natalie Hausman-Weiss Andrew Kopperud David Hyde Dian DeSha Monique Hazzard Donald Kramer Karen Hyland Susie Dean Lynn Tegen Heilman Desiree Herbert Lange Adena Cohen Kaplan Darnell Donahue James Hightower Allison Larew Kristin Kasper Marilyn Drinkward Joseph Hills Jennifer Layke Rey Cheng Koo Christian Eschen Winston Inoway Peter Lear Charlotte Lagarde Patsy Faragher David Janney Coleen Leavitt-Martinez Sandor “Fred” Lengyel Damon Fedor Kendall Jones David Levin Denise Leong Steven Fenton Daniel Kenney Kimberly Longfield Kimberly Marsheck Francesca Fitchett Warren Klausner Melissa Magallanes John McClellan Sean Flynn James Lange John Marrinson Christine McDonald Claire Gibbs Stephen Lappin Jill Marshall-Klein Christopher Michno David Glickman Linda Taft MacKinnon Amanda Keane McAdoo Hope Mirell Geoffrey Groener Julie Ashe Marrinson David McAdoo Jennifer Londe Moffroid James Haines Laura Kerman Moen Heidi Ambuehl McIsaac Carlos Munoz Jessica Hurley Mark Morrison Kimberly Clouser McPherson Grace Gilbert Munoz Katherine Isa Michael Navarro David Mendeloff Sandra Norris Alex Katz Cindy O’Connor Sarah Moffitt David Pincus Rachel Levin Kless William Polese Lori O’Hollaren Dana Polk Jennifer Whorton Mann James Reynolds Andrea Passavant Diane Reyes Matthew Martin Mark Saltzer Elizabeth Gura Polese Brett Rhodes Claire Milam James Shaver Julio Ramos Brian Richardson Thomas Mills Sophie Muller Stewart Larry Reinking Linda Rouse Connie Milton Sherry Bushnell Thatcher Joseph Reitman Caroline Sakaguchi-Kunioka Michelle Castrovinci Mitchell Winnie Tsien Mitchell Reznick Jennifer Sampson Melinda Rennert Mizuno Rebecca Wellman Karey Riemersma-Cutler Mathias Sapper Patricia Musick Ethel Parker Rogers Gretchen Sigler Shanofsky Jill Newsham Class of 1990 Puchka Sahay Olivia Burr Slutzky Randolph Ochoa Ami Zanarini Arnold Tamara Schachet-Briskin Matthew Smith Melina Patterson Catherine Caporale Nancy Schmieder Rob Smith Marilyn Mehaffie Ray Thomas Collins Gregg Silver Alexander Sprague Sandy Reeves Mariann Silberman Coull Jennifer Stephens Jayson Spring Kier Riemersma Allan Cutler David Saffian Straus Lynne Kristoffersen Stallings Valerie Ritter David Davidson Steven Uribe Brian Sturdivant Kristen McCabe Romero Lois Davis Sara Swierstra Van Straalen Amy Tennis-Nguyen Michael Schreiber Todd Davis Elaine Waldman Craig Urbach Stacy Schultz Adam Dorsay Mark Yamada Mailani Cook Veney Jason Singer Martin Durazo Richard Witham Alexander Steinberg

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Class of 1992 continued Jenny Spitz Class of 1995 Robbins Thornhill Christine Stokes Andrew Starbin Julie Hendrixson Abdul-Wahid Eric Welch Tim Takeuchi David Stolber Laura Adleman Kenneth Tse, Jr. Megan Rose Stolber Mark Bailey Class of 1997 Gloria Tseng Matthew Stratton Connie Mutz Bartling Anonymous Lorraine Camacho Viade Rachel Teller Lesia Beasom Matthew Adler Susannah Vickers Michael Tenison Lilia Hernandez Benjamin Laurette Maxwell Allen Gil Villanueva Graciela Vega-Carbajal Aaron Biala Janice Bassett Shannon White Robert Welbourn, IV Matthew Bissell Yvonne Berumen Tara Patton Wieber Mitchell Wiencken Marc Broidy (T) Judy Brown Perrin Williams Seth Winnick Ana Brunes Ruth Delgado Tracy Wilson Patricia Camacho Lauren Dolgen Class of 1994 Joshua Cohen Sara Forest Class of 1993 Ramzi Abadou Heather Coleman Heidi Froehlich Timothy Ahearn Sara Baysinger Araceli Cortes-Campos Tamae Go Theresa Akles-Schweitzer Singleton Cox Michele Siqueiros Cuevas Jon Gray Christina Andrews Caroline Craig Nikol De Forest Nicole Hamilton Clay Ballantine Neil Evans Abigail Fleishman Makiko Harada Kendra Brandstein Diane Goetze Adriana Garcia Linh Ho Honor Prouty Brodie Cesar Gomez Jennifer Van Liew Garcia Tiffany Huisman Celia Cano Elinor Grady Marc Garcia Samuel Hulthage Mary Caulkins Juliet Henderson Jesika Samuelson Gavilanes Suzanne Budd Hulthage Grant Chang Paul Hewitt Kimberly Gilmore Clotilde Johnson Brian Christiansen Jack Hill Asha Gilson Steven Karesh Ellen Dinsenbacher Matthew Karatz Sandra Hamilton Kinda Kayyali Deborah Blackhurst Doddy Jason Kirkpatrick Cynthia Harrelson Kathleen Kile Katherine Dominus William Kramer Lucas Hartog Shilla Kim David Sperry Feldmann Kristine Kuppens-Geurts Clarissa Hawley Barbara King Amy Stelmach Frey Jordan Kurland Robyn Heller Joo Hyon Ko Whitney Hengesbach Dean Langendorf Jill Hofmans Brent Kroh Paul Henry Susan Sargent Lo Presti Joyce Huerta-Diaz Melissa Lalone Ramona Hovda Alicia Lopez Michelle Johnston Chiara LaRotonda Elizabeth Jensen Cynthia McCartney Grace Kang Ryan Llorens Diane Kochones Susan Medina-Cue Heather Anselmo Keister Diana Loewenberg Roger Kramer Yoh Nago Meaghan Kenagy Courtney Malloy Joseph Larkin Hilary Dattel Rosenberg Yvonne Kranz Sean Mayo Rachel Learn-Mayercek John Rossi James Lippincott John Menaker Mark Lim Lydia Santamaria Ariel Litvin Natasha Milani Kerry McCartney Jana Scrivens Alice Martinson Mahesh Mohan Arthur Medina-Cue Kathryn Finn Senseman Jeffrey Martinson Amy Mork Jamie Meyers Sherri Shaffer-Blue Janet O’Keefe Felicia Omansky Gail Horwitz Miller Amy Sharp-Dixon Katherine Post Christina Pinedo Amy Skramstad Morsman Joanna Sheinkop Lisa Cianfrocca Reina Suzan Pour-Sanae Kevin Murphy Billy Springer Alex Ridley Angela Randak Deryck O’Brien Michael Torres Martin Roa Janni Richardson Andreana Ososki Keira Troxell Jenna Rosenberg Andrea Robicheau Joseph Pritzker Antionette Velasquez Lizabeth Rossof Nicole Rocha David Rose Jennifer Winston Stephen Ruggero Lizzy Rojas Brice Russian Wesley Wu Carolina Zapata Schroeder Margaret Russo Cynthia Shea Andrea Zuellig Heidi Schuman Aryn May Sands Priya Singh Brook Selby Rebecca Schneider Josette Siqueiros Delphine Sebe Wendy Smith Leah Smith Zachariah Taub Valerie Soza Sydney Wingate-Lamb Dana Sperling Maria Zuccarello Leslie Todorov Miriam Torres Class of 1996 Jake Bartlett Class of 1998 Sally Broderick P’92 Helene Ambrose Sandra Campos Justin Anderson Cliff Chu Benjamin Ball Star Dierking Britta Lindvall Borene Rebecca Box Elegant Matthijs Braakman Andrew Elman Mitchel Brim Mitchell Grobman Whitney Brooks Stefani Hagin Sunshine Knowles Buchler Teri Lewis Grace Moon Byun Rachel Maltz Katherine Carlsmith Nancy Marzouk-Abaza Courtney Crumley Kristin McOwen Massamiri Gail Cugno Juliet Page Lila Damico Eric Rasmussen Jennifer Sexton Douglas Dolores Roybal Sarah Feldman Joanna Sapir Lisa Fields Todd Schooler Douglas Forcheskie Pamela Reece Schwartz Christina Frausto Alex Taylor Anne Gonzalez

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FIRST-YEAR STEERING COMMITTEE Julia Williams Poirier Hector Ramirez Under the leadership of Kaci Farrell ’07, the First-Year Steering Committee, a new volunteer group for students, was Jumane Redway-Upshur Jacob Reid established at Pitzer College. The mission of the committee is to educate undergraduates, particularly first-year Eric Rhee students, about the importance of giving back to the College. David Rothwell, Jr. Marie Rounsavell In 2003-04, the Committee’s fund raising efforts centered around a special Valentine’s Day drawing, made possible Elizabeth Richardson Rust Andrew Samtoy by the generous support of Claremont businesses that donated gift baskets, gift certificates, and other items. David Sawhill Committee members and volunteers solicited classmates by going door-to-door through the residence halls, by Brian Schoeck posting fliers, and by telephoning. Through the efforts of First-Year Steering Committee members and volunteers, Patrick Shim Daniel Spear the group raised substantial resources to fund a book scholarship award, which will be allocated to a member of Brian Stevens the Class of 2008. Maya Strausberg Randell Striplin The First-Year Steering Committee learned valuable lessons in philanthropy; members gained knowledge of the Serafina Sumargo Hadley Swope challenges of volunteer work and of soliciting their peers. With the success of the 2003-04 First-Year Steering Michael Taylor Committee, it is anticipated that fund raising for Pitzer by first-year students will continue as a practice on campus Man Trang to encourage and advance the spirit of generosity at the College. Thanks to all who participated in this introduc- Francine Tsvilik Anthony Vaquera tory experience. Sabrina Vaz Ashley Walsh Jessica Warner Ruben Warren David Zinser

Jessica Green Rosalind Sabet Theodora Triplis Class of 2002 Gianmarco Leoncavallo Miriam Siyam Gladys Valdez Loretta Abbott-Kennon Matthew Loggins Jennifer Soriano Katharine Volti Edris Afzali Consuelo Mira Matthew Sponer Laura Wayne Alexis Amber Kristine Nielsen Fiona Spring Zelinda Welch Samson Black Toru Nosaka Jon-Erik Storm Daniel Williams Diana Bob Raquel Nunez-Llorens Griselda Suarez Richard Bunce Andrea Olson Ricky Torres Class of 2001 Jose Cassab Heather Outlaw Sean Tran Diana Alaniz Andrea Christy Iliana Partan Ellen Vanderpoel Amy Allen Carol Colgrove Beverly Pote Krin Walta Brooke Barer Sarah Covington Clotelia Riddell Eric Baudry Ana Cuevas Colleen Sauve Class of 2000 Jennifer Bodine Katherine Davis Jon-David Settell Jamie Asaka Alexandra Bout Matthew Day Anna Marie Shields Anne Bathke Christopher Brunger Graciela Dias Lourenco Karen Sloan Steven Beard Kevin Carroll, Jr. Jesse Diaz P’07 Jonathan Stokes Matthew Callan Russell Chaplan Shana Doerr William Wolff Alexander Clark Cari Coburn Jason Feldman Michael Collins Alecia Crawford Kimberli Gant Class of 1999 Andreea Constantinescu Amanda Day Shana Garcia Katharine Albert Wendy Cooper-Porcelli Rachel Fay Sarah Gerber Anathea Patzer Becker Lloyd Cualoping Brooke Fenster Gayla Hamik-Beckley Joseph Becker Angela De Giacomo Danyel Foi Karen Hamilton Adeena Bleich Emily Deming-Martin Joanne Forster Michael Brett Hamilton Devon Bowers Nicole Dubois Ryan Fox Emily Hansen Jamie Brown David Elghanayan Maggie Funk Lily Harvey Rochelle Brown Kevin Fayle Alma Garcia Gutierrez Thanh Hoang Joaquin Calderon Melissa Flores Jessica Hardy Jupiter Hoover-Keyes Carlos Campos Suzanne Foster Meredith Henry Leilani Johnson Kiara Canjura Daniel Hindin Melissa Houser James Killigrew Edward Castellon Tia Hobbs Anjali Jameson Alicia King Alison Dinel Elishia Holmes Michael Jennings-Offen Kent Lee Antonia Dow Timothy Jones Alice Jung Alan Lesselyong Amy Flamson Fox Devon Kaiser Amy Kaufman Sarah Lybrand Josefina Flores Gamez Natalie Keys Emily Kern Allyson McAuley Kimberly Gaydos Eliza Kretzmann John Kilgore Elizabeth McReynolds Anton Augustine Hill Diane Murray Shirley Ku Brodie O’Brien Amanda Horack Catherine Okereke Lily Liu Margaret Ogle Kiersen Hornburg Sarah Parker Patricia Lombard Christen Parker Maryam Hosseinzadeh Hannah Pass Dana Lovell Deva Richards Sally Ingwalson Heidi Piepho Ana Magana Tamara Robinson Ashley Lambert Megan Pulham Sthea Mason Stephanie Rudd Linda Lewis Zachary Redmond Jose Mata Gia Scott-Heron Samya Habuni McCoy Silvia Rodriguez-Sanchez Reena Mathew David Sheets David Mendoza Brita Rosenheim Pamela Melvin Amanda Sher Kathryn Mercurius David Sullivan Rebecca Moriello Sandy Shifs Adrienne Montoya David Swartz Theodore Newman Carmendee Small Trent Nam Michelle Tan Christine Paulson Samantha Sunshine Jung Park Haruna Tanaka Darren Perez Jennifer Swartz Michele Parker Thuc Tran Daniel Pittaway Jeff Tsai

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SENIOR GIFT

This year, seniors set the participation bar at an all time high as 96% of graduating seniors made their gifts to Pitzer. The funds raised will support the Pitzer Book Scholarship Fund and the Daniel Stevens ’04 Memorial. Special thanks to Senior Class Gift Chair Molly Weinstein, Senior Class Representative Christopher Chu, and committee members Sarah Boster, Darik Eaton, Summer Keliipio, Karina Nagin, Michelle Stroebe, Monica Tirado, and Genji Torihara.

The senior class was grateful for the encouragement and support of faculty, staff, and alumni for their efforts. Challenge gifts were contributed by Associate Vice President for Marketing and Public Relations Susan Andrews, Dean of Students James Marchant, alumnus Zander Sprague ’91, and Professor Linus Yamane. Special challenges were provided by: • Nelson Trombley, curator of Nichols Gallery and husband of Pitzer’s President Laura Skandera Trombley, who dyed his hair orange when participation passed 85%, • Associate Dean of Students Chris Freeburg who wore a suit, socks, and dress shoes to graduation rehearsal after participation passed 90%, and • Dean of Faculty Alan Jones, who shaved his beard of 17 years after participa- tion exceeded the truly unexpected level of 95%.

With class contributions and challenges, the senior gift totaled more than $6,000 by graduation day. The Class celebrated the success with two senior dinners hosted at the Pitzer President’s home, Harvard House, on March 25th and 29th.

advance the campus we share

Class of 2002 continued Stephanie Forman Class of 2004 Kate Watabayashi Kimberly Gadlin Delores Abdella Miranda Watson Melinda Gonzalez Marisa Adams Iann Williams Michelle Guevara Joseph Amick Leah Wolk Yvonne Gutierrez Erika Anderson Samuel Hasson Jessica Hartman Anderson Class of 2003 Emily Helliesen James Prunty Mary Armour Kevin Ausmus Matthew Henigan Alia Pugh Vicenta Arrizon Melissa Baker Meleana Judd Zachary Putnam Sebastian Bailey Christopher Bray Wendy Kellogg Cassandre Reeves Hillary Baker Veronica Briggs Britton Kennedy Kelley Rozo Rebecca Bakkers Jose Calderon Katherine Kirby Todd Sakamoto David Barack Elizabeth Carvajal Tamara Kislak Linda Scott Andrew Barchilon Jonathan Catterson Josephine Kruchko Nigel Sher Ginger Bellerud Mary Coburn Susan Kwak Urmi Sheth Monica Belli Laura Cocas Judith Lieberman Timi Singa Felipe Beltran Daniel Cohen James Miura Felicia Tong William Benham Alicia Cook Monica Murillo Demetra Vaughan Marnie Benney Mike Cronin Colleen O’Halloran Erin Wagner James Bensonpeck Christina Downs Roger Ollano Elena Warth Blake Bigler Alma Dumitru Mystic Palencia Zach Weiner William Bishop Fiona Dunbar Christa Parker Andrea Williams Jessica Smith Block Fancy Fechser Rayen Pierattini Heather Wilson Rebecca Bock

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Sarah Boster Rose Levinson Arthi Subramanian Heartie Look Rodolfo Rosales Bravo Michael Lissner Peter Sullivan Mina Manchester Nataly Del Carmen Buenrostro Katherine Loewen Julia Terlinchamp Michael Pearson Jessica Bukofsky Lucas Lynch Heather Pennington Thomson Adrienne Sadowski Dorian Bunker-Pardo Logan MacCuish Monica Tirado Elysa Vargas Jessica Byers Kendra Manton Genji Torihara Miranda Walls Cynthia Cagle Christina Markl Erin Tyner Alexander Will Brandon Castillo J. Conan Mastrangelo Derek Ulrich Derek Chang Rachel Mayersohn Nancy Urbina Class of 2007 Adam Chefitz Catherine Mayfield Wendy Van Wagner Joseph Arnstein Cathleen Tsz-Ka Chiu Sean McClain Jannette Vanderhoop Matthew Berry Barbara Kou-Yee Chu Darren McKay Julia Martinez Weber Lauren Birnbryer Christopher Chu Sara McPherson Molly Weinstein Oliver Brandt Jessie Contreras Debbie Miles Lauren Weirick Nurjahan Bruce Christopher Cooke Daniel Miller Lilia Williams Alana Carr William Crosby Melissa Montiel Matthew Williams Charity Caruthers Noah Crowe Caitlin Moody Thomas Williamson Mandy Chang Marc Cuevas Elizabeth Morris Ethan Winters Jonathan Daraie Laura Darrow Jennifer Mulder Robin Wright Michael De La Paz Brianne Davila Molly Munn William Wynn Nina Diaz Benjamin Demarchelier Cedar-Shannon Murphy Dimitri Zagoroff Benjamin Euphrat Chandler Denison Jessica Myhre Kaci Farrell Evan Doty Karina Nagin Class of 2005 Patrick Fletcher Jacob Duzsik Beshoy Abdelmalek Nashed Joshua Blitstein Megan Gill Darik Eaton Nereyda Navarro Dorothea Buford-Levels Nicholas Gold Ericka Erland Shalome Nicholas Claudia Camarillo-Dievendorf Tyler Hallman Jairam Eyunni Autumn Niibu John Clark Jacob Heller Lewis Farmer John Nixon Anna Dougherty Stacey Hendler Anabel Fay Filiberto Nolasco Erika Fairman William Hewes Abigail Feldman Erik Norwood Christopher Flores Alana Hobson Cora Forsten Megann Noyes-Watkins Benjamin Goldstein Brittany Hosay Rachael Friedlander John Odbert Aja Houston Chris Johnson Lily Gahagan Jeffrey Osborne Carmen Kiew Shane Kapral Camille Garcia Kate Parker-Shames Chrystal Lee Jesse Katz Lauren Geddie Julienne Pascoe Maureen Mathew Patrick Miller Claudia Geldis Joshua Passman Shannon Matta Frank Morgan Dana Gibson Carlos Patzi Elizabeth Mayo Lindsay Olney-Bell Eduardo Gonzalez Chelsea Peck Sara Phillips Maria Renna Jennifer Gordon Philip Perez Angelique Reina Nicholas Rosen Aimee Greenfield Tiffany Perez Cecilia Ribakoff Elliot Scher Nina Gunhouse Jeffrey Pettyjohn Melanie Shifs Kiattikun Tanapad Jessica Guterman Salitha Philip Leanne Stein Andrew Tuller Erin Hafer Andrew Poon Elizabeth Whippy Timothy Van Wagner Rashelle Hakak Deborah Price Kyle Wade Carson Halley Kathleen Prunty Class of 2006 Charles Wood Justin Halliwell Rachel Quaday Noel Anderson Robert Zabel Adam Hamburg Rebecca Quatinetz Cynthia Cowan Lindsey Hamilton Vanessa Quinonez Sydney Delaney Class of 2008 Jonathan Haron-Feiertag Shelly Reed Angela DiLaura Jordan Passman Juana Harvey Emily Reese Lacey Gordon Tamara Sanchez Ellis Hawes Lalaina Rideout Katherine Lindberg Lauren Healy Susan Roley Christopher Hedley Benjamin Rowles Elizabeth Heinz Elena Rudnick Jennifer Herman Anna De St. Aubin Runyeon Matthew Hermsen Seamus Ryan Michael Hon Daniellah Salario Alex Honigman Elise Salomon Adam Hutchison Todd Samuelson Helen Huynh Daniel Scheinkman Aurora Ignacio Josh Schlesinger Barbara Jones Kyle Schroeder Edel Villarba Jose Elizabeth Sheehan Megan Joy Bisan Shehadeh Chelsey Kadota Ian Simmons Shari Kawano Kevin Simon Carolyn Keenan Taylor Sisk Summer Keliipio Justin Smith Javaid Khan Robert Smith Joanna Kibler Christopher Snipes Tony Kim Morgan Sokolow Joshua Kline Carrie Sorensen Susanna Kwan James Spence Nora Labowitz Rosemary Stafford Jeffrey Lamb Aria Starus Joshua Lee Alexandria Abbot Stokes Kevan Lee Michelle Stroebe

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parents fund Parents and grandparents of current and former students see firsthand the value of a Pitzer education through the experiences of their sons, daughters, grandsons and granddaughters. Donors to the Parents Fund choose to support Pitzer financially in recognition of the fact that tuition alone cannot cover all of the costs associated with a student’s education. Gifts to the Parents Fund help pay for financial aid and teaching, for sports and the arts, for computers and the campus — for all the things that sustain the Pitzer experience for current and future students. We are grateful to the hundreds of generous donors who raised more than $1,800,000 for the Parents Fund.

Class of 1970 Class of 1982 Class of 1992 Stanley Dashew Ernest Long, III & Anne Lewis Hirschel (T) & Elaine Abelson Irwin & Carolyn Harris Susanna Reckard Dorothy Barton John & Sally ’96 Broderick Class of 1973 Class of 1983 David Glickman & Judith Reich Glickman Damaris Copperud James Chang Keith & Elizabeth Witte ’68 Stokes

Class of 1974 Class of 1984 Class of 1993 Peter (T) & Gloria Gold Rosamond Arthur Dean Veronica Abney ’73 William & Christa Dinsenbacher Class of 1975 Class of 1985 Keith & Jane Johnson Ernest Bonyhadi Harold & Laura Bloom Susan (T) & Nicholas Pritzker Jack Richman Marvin & Maureen Dunn Charlotte Rose Jeanette Shammas Harvey (T) & Sybil Fields Carlos & Vickie Simpson Frederick & Mary Weis Class of 1976 Class of 1986 Patricia (T) & Harvard Hecker Charles & Patricia Cleek Class of 1994 Joseph & Vivian Steinberg Bruce Karatz (T) Class of 1977 Joseph & Margaret Liscano Marianna Luxenberg Class of 1988 Myron & Carol Warshauer Sara Love Downey (T) & James Downey Wendy Numark Wengrow & Gary Wengrow Class of 1978 Roswitha Stevens Constance Austin (T) Class of 1995 Susanna Reckard Class of 1989 A. Dean & Nancy Abelon Robert & Delphi Ballinger Diane Garthwaite Class of 1980 Sara Love Downey (T) & James Downey Webb Gilmore Irwin Rose & Jill Irwin Thomas & Sharon Kadota Class of 1990 Gary & Marilyn Patton Class of 1981 Margot Levin Schiff (T) & Harold Schiff Margot Levin Schiff (T) & Harold Schiff Irwin & Carolyn Harris Jacqueline Schoenstadt John & Margaret King Class of 1991 Ann Compton Stephens Sara Love Downey (T) & James Downey Class of 1996 Peter & Anneliese Kirianoff Roberto & Beatriz Levi Wesley Smith & Jill Watson Smith Mitchell & Gail Page advance C. Dean & Kathleen Rasmussen the Pitzer connection around the world

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Jaymark & Floria Komer Mitchell Chefitz & Wallis Adler Chefitz Lewis Lauter Joseph* & Shirley Chu An York & Christine Lee Barbara Land Cleveland & Ted Miller William Ogle & Susan McWilliams Ogle Claire Colvin & Bill Green Alan Perlmutter & Nancy Sanders Amy Crichton Paul & Stephanie Quatinetz Warren & Carol Darrow Catherine Rowlette Bill & Maggie Denison Stanley & Cindy Schwartz Judy Dornbush Donald & Masha Shifs David & Cheryl Bassett ’77 Downs Laury Smith & Mary Kinderman Smith Patricia Duran-Healy David Wolk & Karen Pfeiffer Wolk Barbara Duzsik Bruce Wright & Kathryn Martin Wright Sheryl Eaton Stuart & Frances Zimmermann Bennie Farmer & Patricia Thompson Farmer Mark & Dede Feldman Class of 2003 Carl-Mikael Forsten & Ylva Irene Ronald Baker & Michele Holly Baker Melody Fujimori James & Debbie Burns Peter Greenfield Rosanne Cahn Katherine Dowd Gulotta & Vincent Gulotta Jose & Rose Calderon Robert Gunhouse & Jean Crichton Mark & Leeann Carrow Daniel & Leslie Guterman Virginia Channels Richard & Betty Halley Albert & Sharon Stephen ’76 Cohen Edward Hamburg & Stacey Poland Hamburg Charles Cook & Belle Ridley Cook Robert Hamilton Charles Dresow & Joan Larkin Davis Dresow Steven Hawes & Janise Ebert Hawes Maria Fanghaenel Richard Hutchison Key Fechser Susan Hutchison Edward & Patricia Forman Gerald Ichien & Helen Abe Ichien Robert Ruskin Class of 2001 Mark & Paige Hasson Maureen & Richard Ingram Samuel & Jo Ann Silverstein Louis & Laura Alpern Robert Helliesen & Kathleen Diehl Helliesen Ellen Johnson ’75 & William Weirick William & Francine Baker Lawrence Judd & Carol Estabrook Silva Joseph Joy & Susan Southwick Class of 1997 Elroy & Annette Best George & Janet Kennedy Thomas & Sharon Kadota Karl & Linda Boekelheide William (T) & Melinda Brunger Pamela Kieffer J. Michael Kline Frederick & Roswitha Burwick Charles & Cathy Daugherty John & Antonina Kirby Cecilia Lee John & Elizabeth Crosby Timothy Downes Philip Kislak & Pamela Morse Jill Lee Susan (T) & Jonathan Dolgen Peter & Wanda Fong Robert Knapp & Helena Meyer-Knapp Willard & Viola LeVine William & Denise Forest Marshall & Michelle Funk George & Carol Kruchko Daniel Lynch & Jane Downs James Gale Daniel & Margaret Gasparrelli Gordon Lagerquist & Audrey Livermore Stephen Manton & Shay O’Neil Nikolaos & Terri Maragos John Henry & Charlotte Fiene Henry Menalcus Lankford & Randy & Mary Jane Mastrangelo Michael Mayo & Veronica Araneta Paul Kaufman & Janet Glatt Kaufman Valerie Venger Lankford Thomas & Sally Miller Arthur & Adrienne Omansky Richard & Myrna Kodama Howard Levine & Susan Levin Steven & Amparo Montiel Steven & Nancy Schneider John & Patricia Martin Casper Martin Fred Moody & Anne Moehring Moody Robert Moustakas Eff & Patricia Martin Thomas Nagin Class of 1998 L. Michael & Marianne Newman Roland & Mary McIntosh Rafael & Laura Navarro James & Linda Bibbler Michael & Marian Newman David & Synthia Mirov Robin & Steve Nipper Mark & Carol Brim William & Marilu Paulson Lirio Polintan & Celynia Navia Polintan Sherryn Norwood Eric Green Steven & Myrna Perez William & Beverly Putnam Donald & Shana Passman Ann Sink Hyun Rhee & Hea Sook Rhee Gary Robertson & Ruth Stevens Robertson Juan & Marie-Elena Patzi Keith & Elizabeth Witte ’68 Stokes William & Kathryn Richardson Kathy Ruiz Terry & Mei-Lin Poon Bernard & Tecla Samtoy Karen & Stephen Sakamoto Ted & Sher Quaday Class of 1999 Teresa Schoeck Ronald & Susan Saltzman Paul & Stephanie Quatinetz William & Marilyn Bowers Leo & Sharon Snowiss William & Lois Shatzer Linda Quinonez Jose & Rose Calderon Vicki & Warren Stevens Ron & Eva-Maria Holzhey ’67 Sher Sheryl Nelson Reed Albert & Sharon Stephen ’76 Cohen John Tennant Pravin & Savhitri Singa Suzette Renaud ’74 & William Ulrich James & Gladys Davis Robert & Susan Brooks ’78 Warren Jerome & Catherine Strauss Chris & Hanta Rideout Richard & Joyce Dinel Donna Zinser Frederick & Edith Struckmeyer Ben Rowles & Sally Tharpe Rowles Terry (T) & Margaret Lenzner Joseph Tuchmayer & Robert Rudnick & Jana Clayton Rudnick Kent Morrison & Estelle Basor Class of 2002 Diane Goodman-Tuchmayer Dan Ryan & Gretchen King Nancy Pokrywa Patricia Anderson Martin & Phyllis Weiner Reid & Joyce Samuelson Larry Arnstein & Kathleen Harris Timothy & Barbara Wrase Barry & Hazel Schlesinger Class of 2000 Vernon Bates & Pat Foy Robert & Jean Schroeder Jan Asaka-Burgett & Scott Burgett Chuck Blore Class of 2004 Cheryl & Michael Sellitti Daniel & Judith Hallahan Patricia Blore Anonymous Clark Sisk Robert Hamilton Mike & Maria Cassab Michele Adams Dee Smethurst Katie Herbert William Cato & Jan Stockard Cato Patrick Anderson & Kirsten Erickson Gary Snipes & Martha Goggans Snipes Robert & Patricia Johnson Gary Cohen & Nancy Sidonie Cohen Scott Anderson & Louise Hartman Anderson Alan Sokolow & Robin Barnum-Sokolow Michael & Barbara Kaiser A. Reynaldo & Carmen Contreras Andrew & Mary Armour Kim Stafford & Perrin Kerns John Kretzmann Charles Curtis & Nancy Kahlow Jose & Maria Arrizon Harry & Leslie Starus Kenneth & Andrea Lee JoAnne Day H. Sterling Bailey, Jr. & Connie Vernon Bailey Pauline Stevens Tucker Moorshead & Anna Elliott Patricia Bakkers Walter Stokes & Christine Abbott Stokes Carolyn Preston Moorshead Glenn & Kendra Gorlitsky Jose & Sally Barchilon Nadine Strauss Anne Parker Gina Gudmundson Hal & Debra Bellerud T.V. & Asha Subramanian Carita Polin Thomas Hagler & Martha Beetley Mary Benham John Sullivan & Monica Buchwald Sullivan James Sloyan & Deirdre Lenihan Sloyan Ronald & Alice Hansen David & Peggy Block James & Nancy Thomson Ann Helton Stromberg & Rudi Volti Georgia Jones Davis Boster & Alyce McDermott Boster Steve & Teresa Tirado James & Susan Sweeney Richard & Rebecca Killigrew Victor Bravo & Maria Gloria Bravo Ryuji & Karen Torihara Simeon Taylor Jeffrey King & Nancy Kou-Ji Feng Ward & Mari Bukofsky Tom & Ginger Van Wagner Susan & Bruce Whelan Steven & Margareth Klotzsche David Byers & Linda Victoire Clark Watkins & Charlotte Noyes

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Richard & Patricia Heilbron Joe & Monica Barragan Susan Rackley Hyman & Judy Herbst Sue Beers Nasrin Rahatzad Howard & Jill Hersh Robert Bell & Lynne McCarthy Bell Phyllis Rapport Henry & Sharon Hewitt Jeanne Look Blatte Patricia Rorke James & Judith Hollowood Brian & Deborah Boni Warren & Alissa Okuneff ’78 Roston Robert & Virginia Jenks Betty Brown Charles Routt & Edith Thacher Jeffrey & Carol Kane Edward Brown Paul & Judith Ruth Ellen Lavin Thor & Karen Buell David & Sharon Ryan Barry & Arlette Levitan James & Barbara Burns Mark & Marcee Samberg Po & Conisa Lew Terry Burns & Elvira Canales Burns James & Leslie Sarn Richard & Amy Lipeles Frederick & Roswitha Burwick Luther & Gail Sartor Vazrick & Catherine Mansourian Thomas Carmichael & Catherine Hayden Jon Scieszka & Jeri Hansen Richard & Jane Marble John & Susana Cheng Margaret Scott Sheldon & Janet Marder Christopher Choy & Carol Eng Robert Scott Lawrence Marquit Cindy & Jean-Pierre Colinge Robert & Pamela Senkler Michelle Marquit Amy Crichton Peter & Angela Sherwood Gary & Mary Marsjanik Barbara Mellman Davis Richard & Katherine St. Clair Robert & Diane McCoy Deborah & Terry Davis David Stoebel & Judith Rose Barbara McGuire Jenny Delaney Lawrence Strickling & Sydney Hans John & Tina Mehan Bill & Maggie Denison Bruce & Sylvia Takahashi Margaret Michael Chauncey DiLaura & Emily Edwards DiLaura Bruce Tobias ’78 & Martha Pease P’06 David Michaels & Jill Sachs Richard & Jacquelyne Doane Michael & Lois Trickey Charles & Laura Miller Gary & Paula Evershed Aldo & Mary Turzo Charles & Terri Miller Lowry Fenton & Gail Greely Jess Vargas & Susan Espinoza John & Corky Mills Art & Judy Gechman John & Cheryl Waldeck, Jr. Robert Mittendorf & Marguerite Herschel Charles & Barbara George Jon & Susan Wampler Class of 2004 continued Luis & Ofelia Mosqueda Keith & Bonnie Gilroy Walter Weiss & Teri Nan Weiss Martin Weinstein & Lora McMeekin Weinstein John & Sandra Muller Fred Harmatz & Gail Yaksitch Michael Willars & Ginni Bachtelle Francis White Thomas Myers & Lauren Schaffer Steven & Rita Harowitz Robert Wilson & Anne Wright Wilson Julianne Williams Dennis & Judy Newton Jon & Sherine Hayden Julianne Winder Tom Williamson & Kathryn White Williamson William Ogle & Susan McWilliams Ogle Wayne & Terrill Webb ’80 Helander Donald & Helen Wise Zelah Wynn Masao & Kaeko Okamoto Craig Higgs Francis & Selina Yuen Allan & Abbie Phillips Thomas & Monica Hinman Jeanne Zarka Class of 2005 William & Beverly Pihl Patrick & Patricia Hoppa Kirt & Beverly Zeigler George & Louise Ackerman Raul & Agatha Reyes Debra Hunt Beth Anderson Shellby & Alexander Ribakoff Daniel & Barbara Hurlbutt Class of 2007 Levi & Rose Anyanwu Michele Richard Daniel Ingroff & Susan Kargula Jim & Thelma Ackley Mary Ausanka Marc & Carol Richmond Donald & Dora Jacobs Sam & Brenda Albright Ellen & Michael Baker Charles & Susan Rosenberg Thomas Jacobsen & Sheriff & Sonia Ali Vernon Bates & Pat Foy Charles & June Rosenberg Deborah Weinreb Jacobsen Tommy & Alma Alvarez Anthony & Lillian Bay Elliot & Susan Sagor Ellen Johnson ’75 & William Weirick Teodulo Aquino & Larissa Cortez Aquino Gerhard Beck & Ann Fulenwider Paul Sanders & Carmela Palomino Sanders Carole Kaplan Larry Arnstein & Kathleen Harris Ashok & Jasvinder Behl Miguel & Guadalupe Sandoval Jerry & Terri Kohl Arturo Arreola William & Nancy Bodle John & Robin Schirra Dennis Kruska & Margaret Lobnitz Jonathan Atulobi & Ego Onwunata-Atulbi Gary & Linda Briskman Elaine Schulman Jogesh & Sunita Kumar Cathy Bacquet Grady Burton & Waltraud Kuerschner-Burton Henry & Imelda Senteno Alan & Karen Kutaka Howard & Edith Bartnof Margarita Castillo Donald & Masha Shifs John Lehman & Barbara Weiland Lehman Julio Bautista John & Susana Cheng David & Janice Sims Kellyn Lemmon Martin & Mary Castro Becerra Tom Coleman Robert & Melinda Sledd Allan Lenzner Edward Berman & Natalie Buske Berman Mark & Emily Collins Sidney Snyder & Robin Powell Eric Leong & Yuko Matsumoto Leong Rick Berry & Carla Clay Berry Philip & Phyllis Colman Michael & Debbie Stein Matthias Leue Teresa Biagini & Paul Ayoob Manuel & Irma Cortez Andreas & JoAnn Stergachis Teresa Lim Bronson Binger William Crawford & Susan Straight William & Suzanne Lindberg Michael & Regina Birnbryer Francine Onoroti Crawford John & Susan Sullivan Richard Look Robert Bookman John Crues, III Beverly Tamashiro Gerald & Karen Lorch Kim Bruce & Fatma Kassamali Carl Dettman & Susan Grealis Robert & Jill Tanz Ronald & Charlotte Lustig Lucy Buck Robert & Adrienne Dickinson Brett & Morena Taylor Kathy & Barclay Mackinnon, Jr. Paul Buika & Margaret Johnson Buika Frederic DiTirro Philip & Laurie Wargelin Richard & Linda Marcickiewicz Mark & Leeann Carrow Nancy & Leo Domino Robert & Carol Warsaw Don & Rose Mason Ralph Chapman & Cynthia Franklin Chapman John & LeAnne Dougherty Paul & Harriet Weinberg Shaun & Kathleen Mathews John & Susana Cheng Joe Edge & Jayne Webster Edge Gene & Sharyn Weiss Fumisuke Matsuo & Ruth Smith-Matsuo Peter & Kelly Chow Kent & Janet England Dean Welch Michael McDermott & Cathi Sitzman Connie Coffman-Hobson James ’75 & Robin Esterkin Gay House Welch Ann Mendelson Michael Collins & Judith Furman Collins John & Laurie Fairman David & Alan Whippy Timothy & Cynthia Mitchell Robert Daves & Jennifer Jackson John & Deborah Farrell Kurt & Lynda ’75 Winter Bruce & Sonia Moen Jesse Diaz ’02 Delbert & Maude Gibbs Terence & Marcia Wirth Herbert & Patricia O’Malley Dimas & Maria Donis Larry & Betty Goldblatt Jeffrey Wohlgethan & Gail Fisher Mitchell & Gail Page Larry & Elke Ereshefsky Daniel Goldstein & Laura Williams Maria-Cristina Ximenez De Embun Olga Perez Frank Farrell & Isabelle Ryan Pedro & Veronica Gonzalez Bernard & Lynda Yassim Andrew & Alexandra Pitcairn Patrick Farrell & Melissa Fowlkes-Farrell Leonard & Chandra Gordon Gregory & Elizabeth Porter Thomas Feeney & Lyn Burton Raymond & Wendy Goscenski Class of 2006 Kenneth & Sheryl Pressberg Steven Ferronato & Susan Sato Stephen & Wendy Gray Jonathan Agnew & Anstiss Bowser Agnew Jonathan Price & Janice Cataldi-Price Jerry & Margaret Fillingim John & Gay Greer Scott Anderson & Louise Hartman Anderson Brian & Bati Prince Vincent & Eileen Fitzpatrick Gordon & Meryl Haber Jose Santos Argueta & Trinidad Argueta Kenneth Prochnow & Jacquelyn Brown James & Victoria Fletcher Anthony & Debra Hakar Davis & Patricia Baldwin Albert & Liza Pun Richard Gelinas & Sara Ducharme Thompson Betcy Hammond Freddie & Angelyn Balguma William & Lynette Raap William Given

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Flair & Kathleen Goldman Sergio & Rosa Gomez Stephen Gray Thomas Hall & Jill Murphy Hall Robert & Linda Hallam Carl & Avery Hartrampf Randy & Nancy Hecht Thomas & Dorlee Henderson Marc & Sheryl Hendler Mato & Tana Herceg John & Kathy Hosay volunteers John Hou & Margery Maching Hou Michael Katz & Ellen Robin Thanks to the time, energy, commitment, care, and leadership provided by volunteers to the College, Ashok Kaul & Monisha Kundra we are able to maintain the quality of a Pitzer education. We would like to express our sincerest grat- Michael & Pamela Keelin itude to those who have demonstrated this astounding support to Pitzer. Michael Klein & Evelyn Rothschild Klein Michael Klett & Paula Clark James Koehler & Susan Bailey Koehler National Annual Fund Committee Student Alumni Activities Volunteers Faculty Assistance to Alumni Steven Kunin & Anne Baden Thompson Deborah Bach Kallick ’78, Chair Jeanmarie Hamilton Boone ’87 and Parent Relations Stuart Lake & Gail Stempler Jeanette Woo Chitjian ’83, Alumni Fund Silverio Calzada, Jr. ’80 Agnes Moreland Jackson Sol Villaroman Lazaro Mark Crawbuck, Faculty & Staff Giving Edward Castellon ’99 Alan Jones Felix & Mila Levitas Philip Colman P’05, Parent Giving Ruett Foster ’81 Alexandra Juhasz Rayburn Lewis & Elizabeth Upton William Lenzner ’99, GOLD Giving Gil Gonzales ’03 Brian Keeley Don Long & Marianna Marshall Long Pamela Gillis Mullowney ’78, President’s Shana Garcia ’02 Jim Lehman Sarah Longnecker Circle Giving Bruce Locke ’84 Stuart McConnell Herbert & Lark Loveday ’77 Lozoff Molly Weinstein ’04, Senior Class Giving Rochelle Burdette McAlpin ’76 Peter Nardi Dolores Villasenor ’71 Ellin Ringler-Henderson Stephen Manton & Shay O’Neil Alumni Fund Volunteers Stephen & Luba Marx Regina Webster ’86 Kate Rogers Jeanette Woo Chitjian ’83 Eric Welch ’96 David Sadava Roderick Miller Richard Chute ’84 Jan Erik & Mary Mollo-Christensen Barry Sanders Brooke Fenster ’01 Admissions Volunteers Harry Senn Babette Meyers Kimberli Gant ’02 Benjamin Ball ’98 Juan & Esperanza Navarro Al Wachtel Cesar Gomez ’94 Jill Minderhout Baskin ’77 Dana Ward Peter & Peggy Noonan Gayla Hamik-Beckley ’02 Michael Brett Hamilton ’02 Richard & Joan O’Brien Deborah Bach Kallick ’78 (T) Chiara LaRotonda ’97 Parent and Family Relations Volunteers Herbert & Patricia O’Malley William Lenzner ’99 Amber Megowan Pacheco ’98 Jim & Thelma Ackley GP’07 Alvin Osofsky Maureen Lynch ’77 (T) William & Francine Baker P’01 Amy Osofsky Thomas Moore ’82 (T) Career Services Volunteers Michael & Ellen Baker P’05 Guadalupe Pacheco & Linda Hanten Pamela Gillis Mullowney ’78 Peggy Blake ’02 Davis Boster & Alyce McDermott Boster P’04 Rajendra & Kunjal Patel Marsha Palitz-Elliott ’73 John Bracken ’93 Betty Brawner GP’07 Jim & Carolyn Peterson Jon Parro ’81 Stacie Carroll ’76 Linda Cloward P’07 Thomas Phipps & Molly Hoeflich Meg Perry ’72 Joseph Chatham ’89 Philip & Phyllis Colman P’05 John Daniel Reaves & Wendy Wick Reaves Susan Price ’70 Jessica Clements ’95 Emily Edwards DiLaura P’06 Suzette Renaud ’74 & William Ulrich James Prunty ’03 Marlon Daniels ’02 Lisa Euphrat P’07 Steven Rice & Fredrica Dudley Rice Andrew Samtoy ’01 Mablean Ephriam ’71 Art & Judy Gechman P’06 Babru & Jayashree Samal David Sawhill ’01 Joanne Forster ’01 Tom & Dorlee Henderson P’07 Donald Sanders & Rosamond Carroll Amanda Sher ’02 Suzanne Foster ’00 Kathleen MacKinnon P’06 Joyce Satterfield Urmi Sheth ’03 Michael Goldberg ’89 Jim & Carolyn Peterson P’07 Harvey Saver & Gail Siegel Sheila Sussman Thompson ’69 Cesar Gomez ’94 Larry Phelps & Kathe Anderson P’07 Arnold Scher & Lynn Meurlin Scher Louise Beaudette Thornton ’68 Daniel Kenney ’89 Thomas Smith P’07 Robert Siegel & Susan Kargman Suzanne Silverman Zetterberg ’68 Jana Memel ’75 Richard Waters & Barbara Merrell P’07 Robert & Jane Simpson Kathleen Overr ’84 Norman & Jennifer Smith Alumni Weekend Volunteers Ron Paine ’74 Event Hosts Gerald Stern & Linda Stone Stern Sheila Sussman Thompson '69, Chair Nancy Goldfarb Pope ’78 George & Louise Ackerman P’05 Paul Tuller & Mary Loftis Harriet Archibald-Woodward '74 Katherine Post ’95 Davis Boster & Alyce McDermott Boster P’04 Tom & Ginger Van Wagner Elizabeth Bagby '69 Susan Price ’70 James & Barbara Burns P’06 Mark Vogel & Robin Abrams Vogel Brenda Baumgartner '69 Stephen Prime ’83 Carol Davis ’73 Barbara Von Gehr Adeena Bleich '99 Diane Reyes ’91 Ruett Foster ’81 Julie Wang Ed Castellon '99 Domonique “Niki” Rood ’00 Patricia Hecker P’76 (T) Richard Waters, Jr. & Barbara Merrell Joe Chatham '89 Colleen Kinerk & Dan Kilpatric P’05 Joseph & Paula Winik Richard Chute '84 Public Relations Volunteers Teresa Lim P’06 Gary Wood & Leslie Kuflich Wood Suzan Schwartz Delaney '74 Jill Minderhout Baskin ’77 (T) Julie Mazer ’80 Ronald Wood & Carolyn Johns Wood Mary Ann Jackson Eger '69 Mary Beth Neal Garber ’68 (T) Robert & Claire Mazer P’80 Vladimir & Elena Yampolsky Carolyn Feuille-Le Chevallier '69 Michelle Castrovinci Mitchell ’92 Marsha Palitz-Elliott ’73 Sheldon & Roberta Zabel Samantha Garcia-Eggen '94 Senior Gift Dinner Speakers Jim & Carolyn Peterson P’07 Cesar Gomez '94 Bridget Baker ’82 (T) Kenneth & Sheryl Pressberg P’06 Class of 2008 Marcia Green '69 Charles Diaz ’75 (T) Alex Ridley ’95 Jacob ’78 & Leslie Witherspoon ’78 Adams James Hightower '89 Ranee Morales ’98 Warren & Alissa ’78 Roston P’06 Ingrid Gebavi & Robert Szymanski Susan Elliott Jardin '79 Robert & Jana Rudnick P’04 Sergio & Rosa Gomez Marilyn Parker '74 Inauguration Representatives Les Waite & Nancy Sanders Waite ’69 Cynthia & Oliver Mullins Freya Prowe '94 on behalf of Pitzer College Keith & Elizabeth Witte ’68 Stokes P’92 & ’98 Donald & Shana Passman Constance Blaine Van Eaton '69 Donna Gray ’84 Verinder & Leia Syal P’06 Deborah Patton ’69 & Jon Montgomery Bernard Voelkelt '79 Michael Habiby ’83 Gregory & Elizabeth Porter Nancy Sanders Waite '69 Desiree Herbert Lange ’90 Other Volunteers Althea Williams '99 Alice Martinson ’95 Evan Doty ’04 Neil Norton ’86 Thomas Flores ’99 Consuelo Mira ’98

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faculty and staff campaign In 2003-04, the faculty and staff at Pitzer achieved an extraordinary accomplishment — a record 90% made a financial commitment the College. Heartfelt thanks are due to this remarkable group of individuals who supported this year’s Faculty and Staff Campaign. These members of the Pitzer College community raised more than $40,000 with 100% participation from 13 departments and offices across campus. In addition to the time, passion, and energy that they give every day to the College, their philanthropy demonstrates their commitment to Pitzer. The Campaign’s success would not have been possible without the dedication and enthusiasm of the Faculty and Staff Campaign Committee. Special thanks to: Michael Ballagh (Dean’s Office), Mark Crawbuck (Facilities), Tanya Eveleth (Advancement), Hal Fairchild (Faculty), Paul Faulstich (Faculty), Jim Lehman (Faculty), Fernando Martinez (Information Technology), Ignacio Montes (Dining Services), Loy Nashua (Student Affairs), and Brooke Yoshino (Admission).

Loretta Abbott-Kennon ’02 Lois Hall Dumont ’81 Jim Lehman Vanessa Ruiz Eric Addison Marfred Espino Lynn Lewis David Sadava Margaret Aguilar Summer Espinoza James Lippincott ’95 Greg Saks Rosemary Alanis Tanya Eveleth Cindy Lira Danny Salazar Robert Albert Halford Fairchild Leticia Llamas Dominic Salcido Denette Alexander Jennifer Farias Gil Lopez Marcelino Sanchez Jeanette Anderson Paul Faulstich ’79 Lilia Lopez Maria Sanchez Susan Andrews Fancy Fechser ’03 Eric Lui Graciela Sandoval Carol Annis Teresa Flores Lesley Malinoski Guadalupe Sarinana Oscar Arroyo Ken Folker Linda Malnati Todd Sasaki Concepcion Aviles Rob Fossum ’88 Jim Marchant Albert Schwartz Laurie Babcock Nadine Francis Jason Marshall Janet Schwing Lafayette Baker Christina Frausto ’98 Fernando Martinez Daniel Segal Michael Ballagh Chris Freeberg Joan Mason Vicke Selk Mita Banerjee David Furman Joshua McClellan Harry Senn Maria Banuelos Nicolas Galindo Lynda McNamara Jose Serna Martha Barcenas-Mooradian Brenda Galvez Cassandra Meagher Susan Seymour Neva Barker Dora Garcia Jesus Mendivil Bisan Shehadeh ’04 Patricia Barr James Gates Victor Milhon-Martin Helia Sheldon Jill Benton Stephen Glass Kathryn Miller Heather Simmons Jennifer Berkley Glenn Gottfried Sheryl Miller Sharon Snowiss P’01 Yvonne Berumen ’97 Judith Grabiner Ignacio Montes Maria Soldatenko V. Michelle Bierman Maria Guerra Cheryl Morales Szaboles Somogyi Enid Blader Idalia Gutierrez Anne Donovan Moran Edward Soto Carol Brandt Yvonne Gutierrez ’03 Linda Ades Morand ’81 Claudia Strauss Jamie Brown ’99 Angela Hall R. Lee Munroe Jim Stricks Rochelle Brown ’99 Sandra Hamilton ’95 Peter Nardi Ann Helton Stromberg P’00 Linda Bunch Michael Healy Loy Nashua Karen Suarez Kyle Butts Dan Hearon Nereyda Navarro ’04 Jack Sullivan Grace Moon Byun ’98 Lina Hernandez Mark Nelson Jacqueline Levering Sullivan Jose Calderon P’99 & P’03 Robert Hernandez Ken Olitt Elias Tejeda Kiara Canjura ’99 Rodrigo Herrera Andrea Olson ’98 Laura Skandera Trombley (T) Cornelia Carey Melinda Herrold-Menzies Jenifer Onstott P’01 Nelson Trombley Jessica Carey Carl Hertel * Dick Oosterheert Rick Tsujimoto Margaret Carothers ’70 Avram Hiller Carlos Ortega Chris Vendemark Moya Carter Thomas Hillard Maria Ortega Rachel Vandervorst Terry Carter Jim Hoste Joe Parker Anthony Vaquera ’01 Lynda Casey Kelly Howell Lissa Petersen Maria-Teresa Vazquez-Castillo Emily Chao Tom Ilgen Chris Peterson Stephanie Velasco Brooke Yoshino (Admission) and Tressi Chun Mark Ingalls Stephanie Petty Rudi Volti P’00 Teresa Flores (Career Services) Richard Chute ’84 Agnes Moreland Jackson Laura Purcell Al Wachtel Gary Clark Angel Jauregui Eloisa Ramirez Andre Wakefield Joe Clements Carina Johnson Juan Ramos Werner Warmbrunn Jay Collier Laurie Johnson Marilyn Mehaffie Ray ’92 Kathleen Wigglesworth Konnie Collier Alan Jones Sandy Reeves ’92 Burke Williams Mark Crawbuck Ethel Jorge Yolanda Retes Kyle Wilson Edie Cross Alexandra Juhasz Terry Ricketts Michael Woodcock Christopher Davis Alice Jung ’01 Nicole Rinetti Linus Yamane Judi Day Sharon Kaatmann Ellin Ringler-Henderson Jamie Francis Ybern Kebokile Dengu-Zvobgo Brian Keeley Nicole Rocha ’97 Brooke Yoshino Mike Donahue Karina Kelly Angelina Rodriguez Lori Yoshino advance Jamshed Khan Arnaldo Rodriguez Andrew Zanella appreciation Kathleen Kile ’97 Norma Rodriguez Joanne Zhang Marlene Kirk Rocio Rodriguez David Zinser ’01 of diversity Patricia La Belle Kate Rogers Donna Zinser P’01 Marcie LaFrenierre Esther Rojas Phil Zuckerman Adam Landsberg Pedro Rojas Eric Lange Gloria Romo (T)=Trustee (LT)=Life Trustee P=Parent GP=Grandparent *Deceased 40 HR 2004-round2 #4 Q4.acg 9/28/04 4:56 PM Page 41

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Jonathan P. Graham ’82 Russell M. Pitzer Eli Broad P’78 Hirschel B. Abelson P’92 Partner, Williams and Connolly Professor, Dept. of Chemistry Los Angeles, CA President, Stralem & Company, Inc. James Eden Hass ’75 Ohio State University Frank L. Ellsworth Bridget Baker ’82 Partner, HR & A, Inc. Susan S. Pritzker P’93 Former President, Pitzer College Senior Vice President, NBC Cable Deborah Bach Kallick ’78 Chair of the Board, Pitzer College President, The Japan Society Jill Minderhout Baskin ’77 Executive Director, Government & Industry Margot Levin Schiff P’90 & P’95 Harvey J. Fields, Ph.D. P’85 Marketing Consultant Relations, Cedars-Sinai Health System Chicago, IL Rabbi, Wilshire Boulevard Temple Los Angeles, CA Marc D. Broidy ’95 Brooke Knapp William D. Sheinberg ’83 Vice President, Smith Barney Sotheby’s International Realty Partner, The Bubble Factory Peter S. Gold P’74 Irmas, Gold and Company William G. Brunger P’01 Robin M. Kramer ’75 Lisa Specht Vice President, Revenue Management Senior Director, The Broad Foundation Attorney/Partner Patricia G. Hecker P’76 Continental Airlines Terry F. Lenzner P’99 Manatt Phelps & Phillips St. Louis, MO Nancy Rose Bushnell ’69 Chairman, Investigative Group Eugene P. Stein Bruce E. Karatz P’94 Laguna Beach, CA International, Inc. Vice Chairman Chairman & CEO KB Home Leslie Dashew ’70 Maureen D. Lynch ’77 Capital Guardian Trust Company President, Human Side of Enterprise Vice President, Morgan Stanley Peter Stranger Marilyn Chapin Massey & Company, Inc. Former President, Pitzer College Jorge Delgado Los Angeles, CA President, K-MEX & Univision Thomas H. Moore ’82 John N. Tierney, Esq. Murray Pepper Vice President, Asset Management, President & CEO, The DOCSI Corporation President, Home Silk Properties, Inc. Charles Diaz ’75 Morgan Stanley Investment Management Murtaugh, Meyer Nelson & Treglia Laura Skandera Trombley Edith L. Piness, Ph.D. James Orlikoff ’76 President, Pitzer College Mill Valley, CA Susan G. Dolgen P’97 President, Orlikoff and Associates, Inc. Access & Answers Richard J. Riordan Arnold Palmer LIFE TRUSTEES Former Mayor, City of Los Angeles Sara Love Downey P’88, P’89, P’91 Senior Vice President Robert H. Atwell Chicago, IL Deborah Deutsch Smith ’68 Sanders Morris Harris Former President, Pitzer College Director, Iris Center for Faculty Endowment, Mary Beth Garber ’68 Ella Pennington ’81 Constance Austin P’78 Peabody College, Vanderbilt University President, Southern California Broadcasters Vice President of Operations Los Angeles, CA Association Crystal Stairs, Inc.

OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT Vanessa Ruiz ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD Development Services Data Anne Donovan Moran and Records Manager Jennifer Bale-Kushner ’87, Strategic Planning Chair Vice President V. Michelle Bierman Brenda Baumgartner ’69, Orange County Chapter Co-Chair Greg Saks Administrative Assistant Jeanmarie Hamilton Boone ’87, Educational Programs Chair Director of Development Harvey Botwin, Faculty Representative, Professor of Economics Alice Jung ’01 Foundation and Corporate Relations Jeanette Woo Chitjian ’83, Alumni Fund Chair Coordinator of Donor Relations and Jim Stricks Development Communications Director of Foundation Relations Richard Chute ’84, Vice President and Faculty Support Sandy Reeves ’92 Carol Davis ’73, New England Chapter Co-Chair Executive Assistant to the Vice President Richard Chute ’84 Parker Douglas ’88, Career Development Co-Chair Director of Capital Projects Ruett Foster ’81, Community Services Chair Denette Alexander and Corporate Support Senior Secretary Carmen Fought, Faculty Representative, Professor of Linguistics Major Gifts Marc Garcia ’95, Arizona Chapter Co-Chair Alumni Relations Lynda McNamara Cesar Gomez ’94, Career Development Co-Chair Jamie K. Brown ’99 Senior Major Gifts Officer Director of Alumni Relations Andrew Goodman ’81, Outgoing President Marilyn Mehaffie Ray ’92 Kathey Rupp Haas ’71, Orange County Chapter Co-Chair Todd Sakamoto ‘03 Senior Major Gifts Officer Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Tiffany Huisman ’97, Arizona Chapter Co-Chair Parent and Family Relations Gayla Hamik-Beckley ’02, Student Alumni Relations Co-Chair Annual Giving Tanya Eveleth Steve Leskin ’84, Portland Chapter Chair Kelly Howell Coordinator of Parent and Family Relations Associate Director of Annual Giving Seth Miller ’05, Student Representative Andrea Passavant ’87, New England Chapter Co-Chair Nicole Rinetti OFFICE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Assistant Director of Annual Giving Ella Pennington ’81, President Susan Andrews Diane Reyes ’91, Alumni Admissions Chair Associate Vice President Development Services Andrew Samtoy ’01, San Diego Chapter Chair Nadine Francis for Marketing and Public Relations Amanda Sher ’02, Student Alumni Relations Co-Chair Director of Planning and Jay Collier Development Services Associate Director for Public Relations Rob Smith ’91, Los Angeles Chapter Chair Zander Sprague ’91, Bay Area Chapter Chair Stephanie Petty Laurie Babcock Director of Prospect Research Web Architect Sheryl Stiefel ’80, Chapter Chair and Stewardship Jonathan Stokes ’98, Graduates of the Last Decade Chair Robert Hernandez Graphic Designer Sheila Sussman Thompson ’69, Alumni Weekend Chair

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COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARDS LUNCHEON

Service-minded students, their families and alumni celebrated the generosity of Ann Bilodeau ’69 and Deborah Bach Kallick ’78 at a luncheon in September of 2003. The Katie Lawson Memorial Award is made possible by Katie’s sister, Ann Bilodeau ’69, and family and friends of Katie Lawson ’73. This award provides stipends for students who plan to spend their summers serving the community. The Kallick Community Service Award was established by Deborah Bach Kallick ’78 and her family to encourage and reward students in community-focused activities. The recipient of this award is provided a monetary stipend after completion of an outstanding service project. Recipients of both awards are determined by the College’s Research and Awards Committee.

This year’s luncheon featured Graciela Vargas ’06, recipient of both the Katie Lawson Memorial Award and the Kallick Community Service Award. Graciela shared stories of her summer project organizing and teaching an art class for children. She used her awards to establish a beginning art class for underprivileged children to attend during part of their summer vacation from elementary school. Graciela hoped the project would “help transform hopeless boredom that often leads to despair into a richly rewarding and productive experience — one that will carry forward in the lives of these children.” Funding from the award allowed Graciela to rent a small space Graciela Vargas ’06 and Ann Bilodeau ’69 and to purchase paints, canvas and other supplies. As a final project, students in her class constructed an art canvas from raw materials and presented a painting from their summer labor to Ann Bilodeau, who in turn asked that the painting be shared with the entire Pitzer Community. Today, the painting is exhibited with other Pitzer art in the Gold Student Center.

Projects like these provide our students with the ability to look outside themselves and serve the community, both distinguishing qualities of a Pitzer education. We are grateful to alumni and friends of the College who support and recognize students who engage in community service.

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