2018 ANNUAL REPORT The Principia shall seek to serve the Cause of Christian Science through MISSION appropriate channels open to it as an educational institution.

Principia is a Christian Science community of practice where all members are students, teachers, and healers. Through transformative opportunities, a challenging curriculum, and character education based on the teachings of Christian Science, we examine, test, and strengthen our faith while developing VISION the skills and understanding requisite for excellence. As global, outward- looking, inspired learners, we serve and better the world.

These five goals guided Principia’s operation during the 2017–18 fiscal year:

CORE • Strengthen Educational Excellence • Promote Christian Science-Based Character Education • Nurture Success Beyond Principia GOALS • Grow Enrollment • Steward Resources Responsibly TABLE OF CONTENTS Dear Friends of Principia, MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE

The year just past was an im- 2 Academics portant one at Principia. After Dr. Jonathan Palmer stepped down in 6 Experiential Learning March, we welcomed a new pres- 10 The Arts ident at the College, Dr. Jolanda Westerhof, who is the first woman 12 Global Learning in that role since Principia founder Mary Kimball Morgan. 14 Community Service

16 Award Winners Enrollment was steady at the School and College in spite of de- 18 Athletics mographic trends that are depressing enrollments nationally. On spending, we held the line against inflation in fiscal year 2017– 20 Lifelong Learning 18 (July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018). This reduced the draw on our endowment very slightly, which is heading in the right direction. 22 Engagement

24 By the Numbers Most importantly, Principia is doing what it was founded to do— and doing it well. From Preschool through Lifelong Learning trips, 25 Finances our students are discovering new interests, sharpening essential 21st-century skills, and developing a deeper understanding of 26 Donor Honor Roll themselves and the difference they can make in the world.

I hope these pages help you glimpse the enthusiastic learning taking place on both campuses. Middle School students studied physics while preparing for an old-fashioned soapbox car race (p. 9). College students learned about conservation efforts in New Zealand (p. 12), and an Upper School class traced the paths of patriarchs and disciples in Israel (p. 13).

Through every learning opportunity, students, staff, and faculty supported each other’s spiritual growth. That growth is the basis from which the year’s progress unfolded.

This year’s report adds a donor honor roll—a tangible way to thank you for the essential support Principia alumni, donors, and friends provide. Your support in this important work fuels Prin- cipia’s progress. Thank you.

Sincerely,

Marshall Ingwerson (C’79) Chief Executive

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 1 Upper School Students Earn College Credit

Select courses in science, Spanish, and social studies introduce qualified Upper School students to demanding, college-level work while also providing transferable college cred- its. This past academic year, 63 students earned college credit through one or more of the five college-level courses offered.

Both the course content and the teacher are approved by the accrediting institution:

• Field and Natural History and College Chemistry are accredited by Principia College. • Two upper-level Spanish language courses and U.S. History are accredited by the University of Missouri-St. Louis.

“By earning credits that count toward graduation requirements at colleges or universities, students can save both time and money as they pursue their degrees,” notes Courtney Bradley, chair of the World Languages Department. Just as important, she adds, students are developing study skills and habits that better prepare them for the demands of col- lege academics.

Field and Natural History teacher Lynne Scott (C’01) concurs, noting, in particular, that her class’s weeklong stay at the Teton Science Schools exposes students “to the initiative, persistence, and work ethic required for higher learning and research.”

2 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT College National Rankings Climb

Several college ranking authori- ties—Fiske, Kiplinger, and Prince- ton Review—placed Principia on one or more of their lists of “bests.” Principia climbed in U.S. News & World Report’s rankings, moving to #9 (up from #14) on its 2018 list of colleges that provide the highest quality education for the lowest price. (See more rankings at principiacollege.edu/ rankings.)

College Acceptances % 9 The 76 members of the Upper 92 School Class of 2018 received OF THE UPPER SCHOOL AP AND COLLEGE-CREDIT 151 acceptances from 79 col- CLASS OF 2018 ENROLLED CLASSES WERE OFFERED IN leges. Here’s a sampling of where IN COLLEGE UPPER SCHOOL they were accepted:

Babson College College Students Hone Journalism Skills Belmont University Butler University Clemson University Students’ final presentation of their work for Media Writing and Reporting, a College of William & Mary mass communication class taught by Visiting Professor Clara Germani, ap- DePauw University peared on a website they created featuring stories about people and places Elon University connected to Principia. Florida Institute of Technology Kent State University Junior Laura Cluthé, an art major with an interest in photojournalism, document- Missouri University of Science & ed the view of Principia from across the Mississippi. Her photography led her to Technology Portage Des Sioux, where she met and interviewed locals to learn what Principia Principia College looks like to them. “I had no connections to anyone in the town, so I did my Rice University research to find good sources,” Laura explains. Her persistence paid off when School of the Art Institute of she met Terry Green, a resident with an unobstructed view of Principia from his Chicago house. Walking to the river’s edge, they could clearly see the Chapel, Voney Art St. John’s College Center, Hutchinson House, and Lowrey House. “I can see the Chapel when it is lit St. Olaf College up at night, which is very beautiful,” Green told Laura. Texas A&M University University of California The course is designed to give students plenty of practice writing, editing, inter- (several campuses) viewing, and completing photo assignments, and they did all of that—sometimes Whitman College repeatedly. “Students schlepped back to their sources many times to answer ed- iting questions,” Germani says. Doing whatever it took to get the story right didn’t bother Laura one bit. “I absolutely loved this experience and enjoyed improving my reporting skills through the process,” she says.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 3 Reaccreditation Team Lauds Progress at the School

In mid-April, as part of a periodic reaccreditation process, Principia School hosted an 11-member visiting team of expert educators. Representing ISACS (the Independent Schools Association of the Central States), the team included faculty and staff from schools in St. Louis as well as Illinois, Ohio, and Tennessee.

The exit report complimented the School’s academic and co-curricular programs, commending the far-reaching changes that have taken place in recent years. It also noted the community’s “palpable sense of respect and care—for education and for one another.” Other commendations included Principia’s commitment to educating the “whole child” and facilities that support and “embody” a student-centered educational ethos. Areas for attention included future enrollment, clarification of governance and administrative structures, further development of vertical alignment in the program between School levels, and an increased focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Pairing Science and Social Studies with a Focus on Flight

Seventh graders began their physics unit learning about drag and lift by dropping whirligigs and flying paper airplanes. Next, they designed and constructed parachutes of various materials, adding payloads to them. At the same time, in social studies, they delved into the use of parachutes in humanitarian aid programs, researching organizations such as the Red Cross and United Nations. That work culminated in the creation of large-scale, papier-mâché globes showing where these organizations operate around the world.

For the conclusion of their science unit, students made air-propelled rockets, using them to figure out what air pressure would get the projectile to a certain distance—and what angle would work best to get it there. During several tests, they recorded and graphed data for key variables. Then, in the final launch session, they tried to hit a target 50 yards away. A few rockets got within three feet of the target, while others fell short or overshot. In their final reports, students analyzed their success or failure, repeatedly noting the importance of consistency and precision.

4 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 88% COLLEGE FRESHMAN-TO- SOPHOMORE RETENTION RATE compared to a 76% national average at private colleges Noted Reporter Speaks at the College in 2017

New York Times foreign correspondent Rukmini Callimachi, who has been reporting on ISIS and Al Qaeda since 2014, visited the College last October as Principia’s 2017–18 Ernie and Lucha Vogel Moral Courage Lecturer.

Callimachi cautioned against being lulled into thinking that the Islamic State’s losses of geographic territory in Syria and Iraq indicate the demise of the jihad- ist network. On the contrary, she noted the group’s persistent—and too-often successful—effort to recruit members beyond the Middle East. “The openness % of social media platforms has created opportunities for ISIS to develop a remote-control method of radicalizing individuals to carry out attacks,” she 77 said, citing incidents in France, India, and the United States. COLLEGE FIVE-YEAR GRADUATION RATE In the end, however, her message was hopeful. Callimachi emphasized that compared to a 58% national one of the tenets of the Islamic State is to eliminate “gray zones”—areas where average at private colleges moderate Muslims are able to live alongside Christians, Jews, and those who in 2017 practice other faiths. “They want to create a clash of religions and cultures,” she said, encouraging students to do what they can to foster a spirit of tolerance and respect.

Teacher Certification Partnership with UMSL

In fall 2017, Principia launched a partnership with the University of Missouri- Scholarships Honor St. Louis (UMSL) that provides a pathway for Principia College graduates to High Achievement earn teacher certification in three semesters—with scholarship funding. Stu- dents take online classes through UMSL’s Teach in 12 program while working as Principia awarded academic teaching assistants at the School campus. “It’s been interesting to hear about scholarships totaling $3,345,651 to classmates’ experiences and discover that most spent the fall observing class- 33 Upper School and 135 College es, while we were actively teaching,” one Principia participant noted. students in 2017–18.

Students also complete a practicum at a public school in the St. Louis area. In most cases, completion of the UMSL program will enable students to teach in other states with a temporary certificate, while they meet local requirements.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 5 College Bioblock Trip Deepens Learning

Early on in their study at the College, biology majors spend one semester—called Bioblock—taking only biol- ogy classes. Bioblock also includes a weeklong ecologi- cal exploration. This year, in a brief, preliminary stop, the group visited southern Illinois’ Ferne Clyffe State Park, “a convergence zone of four different biogeographic regions . . . resulting in high levels of biodiversity,” explains Dr. Chrissy McAllister (C’93), who co-led the trip with Dr. Scott Eckert (C’79). While there, the group met with land managers from the Illinois Department of Natural Re- sources to learn about hydrological changes in the river system over the last 100 years.

Next, the group headed to Great Smoky Mountain Na- tional Park in Tennessee, which, Eckert explains, “has the largest diversity of salamander species in the world.” Working under a special permit from the National Park Service, students captured and identified salamanders, took pH readings of their habitats at Indian Gap and Cos- by Creek, and measured moisture levels. LEARNING EXPERIENTIAL

6 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Learning about Sustainability Firsthand

What’s the difference between permaculture and organic agriculture? And how do different plant species interact with each other? Through their work in the School’s on-campus permaculture orchard and organic vegetable garden, Upper School students are learning the answers to these questions through firsthand experience.

Originally established by Upper School Sustainability class students in spring 2017 (with a $20,000 gift from a Principia Trustee), the permaculture orchard was flourishing by the start of this past school year. That fall, it produced its first harvest and served all year as a learning lab for science classes from kinder- garten on up. Sustainability class members care for the 250 herbs, shrubs, and fruit-bearing plants, learn about how the berm-and-swale design conserves and uses rainwater, and explore entrepreneurial ideas for marketing the produce.

This past spring, partly as a result of the success of the orchard, interested Upper School students began working with experiential arts teacher Sheila Kindergarteners’ Alioto on an organic vegetable garden on the School Green. They planted corn, St. Louis Fair tomatoes, and a variety of greens that will supply Dining Services with flavorful, fresh produce well into the 2018–19 school year. After exploring key spots in the city— Busch Stadium, the Arch, etc.—and learning about the city’s annual Fair St. Louis, kindergarteners created their own St. Louis Fair in the Lower School Gym. They took parents and Preschool visitors on a “train tour” to view the (painted) animals at their zoo, to visit their “Arch,” and to learn about Busch Stadium. Visitors were also treated to several St. Louis spe- cialties, including gooey butter cake and toasted ravioli.

Mediation and Model Illinois Government Teams Garner Awards

The College’s mediation team started the year strong with a sweep of the team performance categories at a regional tour- nament in Georgia. At its next regional contest in Iowa, honors included a 1st and 2nd place in Team Mediation (for two different three-person teams) and a 3rd place in the Advocate/Client category.

Later in the fall, the team took 1st place in Team Advocacy at a major international tournament in Georgia—a win that earned them their fourth consecutive invitation to the annual International Law School Mediation Championship Tourna- ment. The team also won the H.C. Ellis Spirit of Mediation Award for best exemplifying the principles of mediation.

In March, competitions took place for Model Illinois Government—statewide contests including legislative simulations as well as oral arguments before a mock state supreme court. (The latter is known as Moot Court.) For the second year, se- niors Connor Fiddler and Emelie Fredrikson claimed 1st place, Best Team for Moot Court. Emelie also earned Best Attor- ney. In the legislative competition, junior Leah Schaefer won the Outstanding Whip Award.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 7 74% 15 OF THE COLLEGE CLASS NUMBER OF EXTENDED OF 2018 COMPLETED AT CURRICULAR, SERVICE, LEAST ONE INTERNSHIP OR GRADE-LEVEL TRIPS AT THE SCHOOL

Extending Learning Making History Come Alive through Spring Break In units related to their springtime trip to Jamestown and Colonial Wil- Travel liamsburg, fourth and fifth graders teamed up to form “travel agencies” that created convincing—and well-researched—pitches for settling in the Two Principia College spring break New World. The “travel agents” developed design and technology skills trips included intensive learning alongside research and writing abilities, as they created colorful and in- experiences. Five students traveled to formative posters and travel brochures highlighting the weather, farming San Francisco with Mass Communi- potential, and natural resources of the Middle Colonies, the Carolinas, cation Professor Stephanie Bauer and and other settlements. Visiting Professor Paul Van Slam- brouck for a photo-documentary field In addition, fourth graders created a “wax museum,” with each student program. “The immersive program depicting a historical character from that time—William Bradford, gov- was so hands-on and intensive that ernor of Plymouth; Powhatan, an Algonquin chief; and Virginia Dare, the it rivaled the learning outcome of an first English child known to be born in the New World, among others— entire semester on campus,” Slam- and sharing key details of the life and times in the settlements. brouck notes.

Meanwhile, 10 students from the Graphic Design I and II classes taught by Art Professor Dan Kistler (C’79) went on an optional field experience to Greece (above) to sketch, take photos, and see art and history up close. They visited the Acropolis Mu- seum, National Archaeology Museum, Palamidi Fortress, and other sites. They also noted the array of graffiti in Athens—some by well-known artists. As one student said, “You can learn about places online, but there are many things you only experience by going there. The trip was amazing!”

8 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT English Department Online Journal Garners Praise

Mistake House, the English Department’s annual online literary journal (MistakeHouse.org), debuted just a few years ago in 2015 but has rapidly gained recognition. This past year, it was listed in “The Big List of Literary Magazines” at NewPag- es.com and appears fourth in “30 Small but Awesome Online Literary Magazines” on Bookfox.

Designed and edited by students at the College, Mistake House solicits submissions from around the world, resulting in an eclectic mix of fiction and poetry by both students and professional writers. Each issue also features an interview with and work by a professional author and a professional visual artist. As the journal’s website describes it, Mistake House is “a space to celebrate conceptually elevated work and to explore diverse voices in every stage of professional development.”

Over the yearlong process of soliciting, selecting, editing, interviewing, and publishing creative writing (and visual art, in the case of the featured artist), students learn firsthand the rigors of publishing—from evaluating submissions and making hard choices about what to include to helping authors fine-tune their work and establishing copyright parameters.

Saws and Soapbox Cars

One simple question put to eighth graders—Who knows anything about soapbox cars?—launched a three-month journey to build the best soapbox car, while gaining an applied understanding of physics, learning basic carpen- try skills, and having a lot of fun!

A first step was to design and build six-inch (1/12 scale) prototypes. To do this, students researched the impact of wheel size and concepts of aerodynamics. The next step was building (in teams of four) six-foot-long soap- box cars, including figuring out a steering mechanism, deciding whether to use a lower or higher center of gravity, and taking into account the weight of the car and driver.

On race day, Blue, Gold, and Black Houses raced two teams each along an on-campus road with an incline. Four of the cars made it to the end of the course, one made it about midway, and one lost a wheel soon after the start. Immediately, students could identify what they might change or improve next time around—axles, wheel alignment, seat placement . . .

The papers they submitted at the end of the unit demon- strated in-depth learning about the science of soapbox cars—and the art of collaboration.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 9 ARTS

Spring Production Is a Big Hit!

Big, the Musical, the past year’s Upper School Spring Production, played to a packed house three nights in April. This family-friendly comedy focus- es on a few weeks in the life of Josh Baskin—the awkward teenager first made famous by mega-star Tom Hanks in the movie almost 30 years ago. Nearly one-third of the Upper School student body participated, from the leads—who learned how to play “Chopsticks” with their feet on a light-up keyboard!—to those playing the music and others who provided essential backstage support with costuming, lights, and sound. From the opening

THE number to curtain call, actors delighted audience members of all ages.

10 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Conveying Place through Art

Students at all levels of the School hone their skills in drawing, painting, and digital artistry—while also devel- oping their critical thinking and com- munication abilities. This past year, several projects focused on studying and communicating locales.

For instance, during the spring semes- ter Painting class, Upper School stu- dents created a series titled “Sense of Place,” depicting meaningful images from places they had visited while at Traditional Tales with Modern Themes and Twists Principia, including Greece (a Bible class trip); South Africa (the Simunye College students returned from the England Abroad to stage William Shake- service trip); and the shores of Lake speare’s The Merchant of Venice at the end of the term last fall. Though Michigan (senior retreat). written as a comedy, the play weaves together complex themes of blatant anti-Semitism, prejudice, and injustice, and Principia’s production addressed Middle School students depicted their these issues head on. “Shakespeare’s story holds up a mirror to his society— travels on the grade-level trips to New as well as to ours,” notes Theatre Professor and Production Director Chrissy England, New York City, and Costa Steele, who led the abroad along with English professor Dr. Heidi Snow (C’79). Rica. And they did it by creating “live art” before an audience! The skillful To probe these topics more deeply, each performance included a post-show use of special lighting effects and discussion led by Dr. Billy Miller (C’72), who teaches sociology. In addition, energetic rock music accompaniment religion professor Dr. Gretchen Starr-LeBeau gave a campus talk on opening had onlookers clapping and cheering day, placing the play in its historical context and giving an overview of anti- throughout the creative process. Semitism across the centuries, especially in 16th-century Italy.

During the abroad, theatre training included a two-week intensive workshop on voice, acting, movement, historical dance, and stage combat at Shake- speare’s Globe Theatre in London. Students also conducted in-depth research at the British Library and Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, later sharing their findings with audiences at the College.

In another production, the department staged Bryony Lavery’s adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. Though still a sword-clanging ad- venture, this reimagining of the tale calls for the characters of Jim Hawkins, Dr. Livesey, and at least two of the pirates to be played by women. “That shift in perspective was one of the things that first drew me to this adaptation,” says Theatre Professor and Production Director John O’Hagan. “The story loses none of its swashbuckling allure and yet really acknowledges that, as one reviewer put it, ‘. . . bravery and daring are not a male prerogative.’”

Both productions were so well done that two actors from each play were nominated to audition for the prestigious Irene Ryan Scholarship.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 11 New Zealand Abroad Dives Deep into Conservation and Culture

Students on the College’s New Zealand Abroad zeroed in on cultural an- thropology (with a focus on Māori culture and language), conservation, and education—all under the title “New Zealand: Isolation, Invasion, Intervention.”

“The reason the country is so fascinating to biologists is that it has been separated from other major land masses for about 80 million years—a really long time for plants and animals to be off on their own evolutionary trajecto- ries,” notes biology professor Dr. Chrissy McAllister (C’93), one of the study abroad leaders. Students learned how the unique flora and fauna are threat- ened by ecotourism and other issues—and how nongovernmental organiza- tions, Māori groups, and government agencies are working to preserve New Zealand’s natural heritage.

Study of the Māori culture began with a 10-day immersion experience at the Te Rawhiti Marae (loosely translated as a Māori community center), where students interviewed individuals for their ethnographic research projects. Ex- periential education activities included a six-day backcountry trek in Nelson Lakes National Park, during which students read topographic maps, prac- ticed hiking etiquette, and completed site-specific assignments. Later they facilitated outdoor education lessons at a middle school and high school. LEARNING

Practicing Spanish—in Spain

All 22 of the students enrolled in the Upper School’s advanced Spanish classes (for which they receive college credit through the University of Missouri-St. Lou- is) participated in the optional spring break trip to Málaga, Spain.

Grouped in pairs, the students spent a week in local homes, where they en- gaged in conversation with their host families over breakfast and dinner most days. Each morning, the students spent four hours in language study with local instructors. Afternoons were filled with visits to places of historical and cultural interest—Pablo Picasso’s birthplace, the Alhambra, and Alcazaba, a medieval fortress—as well as free time to explore the city and beaches. GLOBAL

12 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Advanced Bible Classes Study in Israel and Greece

Upper School Bible students traveled to Israel and Greece during the school year. The Bible 2 class traced the paths of the patriarchs, disciples, and Jesus Christ in the Holy Land. From their travel bases by the Sea of Galilee (left) and Jerusa- lem, the students visited more than two dozen locations—including Nazareth, Gethsemane, and the Mount of Olives. At each stop, their teacher Evan MacDon- ald (US’94, C’06) spoke on significant biblical events that took place there.

In May, having delved into the Book of Acts during spring semester, students in the Bible 4 class followed the Apostle Paul’s journeys through Greece. Setting off from Athens, they visited the island of Patmos and the cities of Corinth and Thessaloniki, among other sites where Paul and his colleagues had traveled and preached. Here, too, MacDonald delivered talks about key biblical events that took place at each location.

Going Global without Leaving Campus % In January, College students celebrated Fest Noz, a festival unique to the Brittany region of France, and La Chandeleur, which is observed throughout the country. 59 The event began with a presentation about Brittany. Music, food, and dance OF THE COLLEGE CLASS OF were the focus of the rest of the night, including a selection of crêpes made by 2018 WENT ON AN ABROAD students in French 105.

The annual Whole World Festival also celebrates Principia’s global community. This year, it was combined with Earth Day and sponsored not only by the Friend- 2017–18 International ship Around the World Club but also the Sustainability Club, Sylvester House, and the all-campus social assistants. The day included music and poetry per- School Trips formances and food and craft booths. One of the booths promoted the 2018 International Perspectives Conference titled “Limitless,” and a Sierra Club booth Costa Rica helped students make “butterfly puddles” from Frisbees, sand, salt, and nectar. Dominican Republic Greece A highlight of the event was the international fashion show—a colorful display of Israel traditional clothing from around the world modeled by domestic and internation- South Africa al students alike. The Friendship Around the World Club also displayed a collec- Spain tion of masks and gifts from all over the world. 2017–18 College Study Abroad Trips

England Malta/United Kingdom New Zealand Peru St. Lucia/Grenada

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 13 College Student-Athletes Kick Off Season Serving Others

As has become the tradition, College athletes arrived on campus one week prior to the start of preseason training in fall 2017 to serve nearby communities. The women’s soccer team helped overhaul a community garden in Alton, Illinois. In addition, the men’s and women’s soccer teams paired up for several joint projects, including a soccer clinic at the Alton Boys & Girls Club. Their service continued at Pere Marquette State Park, near campus, where some worked on repairing picnic tables while others removed invasive plants.

Meanwhile, the volleyball and cross country teams tackled cleanup projects at Peace Haven Association, a Christian Science care facility in St. Louis, but their main focus was engaging with residents—from playing ping-pong and noodle balloon ball to painting residents’ nails. After dinner, everyone joined in a hymn sing. Capping off the week, these two teams went to Beverly Farm, a residential community in Godfrey, Illinois, for adults with intellectual or developmental dis- abilities. Students painted fences and performed a variety of landscaping tasks.

Opportunities like these continued throughout the year with the Athletics Depart- ment’s initiation of “hybrid Wednesdays”—time set aside for teams to serve in the community. “Fostering a giving heart in all our student-athletes goes hand in

COMMUNITY SERVICE hand with character development,” notes Athletics Director Pete Paciorek.

14 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Boys’ Basketball Team Students Step Up with Honors Veterans Hurricane Help

The Upper School boys’ varsity Individually and collectively, Upper School basketball team demonstrated students took the initiative on relief both a spirit of service and strong efforts for those affected by hurricanes in athletic skills at the inaugural Texas and Puerto Rico. One senior orga- Honor Flight Tournament, which nized a collection of most-needed items Principia hosted. The competition that a family friend then transported to supported Greater St. Louis Honor Houston. Two other seniors held a Sun- Flight, a nonprofit that periodically day afternoon car wash that raised more flies veterans to Washington, DC, than $1,100 in donations for First Church, where they spend a day being cele- San Juan, Puerto Rico. In addition, Middle brated at events and gatherings in School boarders sold surplus T-shirts to the nation’s capital. Veterans from raise funds for hurricane relief. the area—including many Principia alumni—were honored at the games during halftime.

The boys’ varsity team donated all tournament proceeds from entrance fees and T-shirt sales to Greater St. Louis Honor Flight, and the Boys’ Dorm— which operates the concession stand—donated a portion of those earnings as well. The Cheer Squad also contributed funds from a cheer clinic held the same weekend as the tournament.

Global Days of Service Sets Records

The past year’s month-long, worldwide volunteer effort—sponsored by Principia’s Alumni & Field Relations Office— surpassed expectations. “More than 643 Principians gave 4,296 hours of service to 52 organizations on three continents,” says Marina Whitney (US’08, C’12), who helped coordinate the program. Individuals volunteered at local communities, schools, and churches, with one 1962 College alum documenting 72 hours of volunteering!

Here’s a sampling of alumni activities during April 2018:

• Assembling bicycles for donation to elementary school students (Salinas, California) • Gardening and planting vegetables at a care facility (Seattle, Washington) • Sorting and stocking items at a food bank (Naples, Florida) • Creating decorations for a care facility during an Acorn Program event for families with young children (Atlanta, Georgia)

Not to be outdone, current School and College students and staff pitched in, too. Here are a few of their activities:

• At the Business Office on the School campus, more than 620 food items were collected for donation to the St. Louis Food Bank. • Upper School students fanned out throughout St. Louis on a “Prin Giving Day,” visiting animal shelters, food banks, and other locations to undertake cleanup, care, and other needed activities. • Members of the College tennis team took time out of their spring training schedule in southern California to volun- teer at a local Christian Science residential community.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 15 Robby Butler Honored by the Lincoln Academy

Robby Butler (US’14, C’18), a business administration and the- atre double major, was Principia College’s 2018 Lincoln Academy Student Laureate. Robby served in various campus leadership roles as student body vice president, Christian Science Organization president, senior class represen- tative, and resident assistant. He also played rugby all four years, serving as team captain for two, and earned level 200 USA Rugby Coaching Certification. In spring 2017, Robby was nominated for an Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship for his role in Godspell.

The summer before his junior year, Robby worked at Barrington Stage Com- pany as a development intern, planning events and cultivating relationships with patrons. The following summer, he interned at Washington University’s Alumni and Development Department, where he worked on fundraising, prospect research, and gift acknowledgment. He now works for Principia as the Annual Giving leadership gift officer.

Cameron Bania Chosen as Outstanding Student Leader

In early October, Upper School senior Cameron Bania was one of the 56 students in St. Louis County honored as 2017 Outstanding Stu- dent Leaders at a daylong work-

WINNERS shop and ceremony hosted by Washington University in St. Louis. Cameron was chosen for this hon- or by Upper School administrators on the basis of her achievements in academics, student leadership, athletics, and community service. Cameron was on the honor roll, took many AP classes, and often over- loaded her schedule in order to take art classes. She also played varsity basketball and softball all four years, including serving as captain of both teams; traveled to South Africa and the Dominican Republic on service trips; and was captain of Perrin House. She is now a freshman at Butler University. AWARD

16 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Exceptional Teachers Honored College President Receives National The past year’s recipient of the Horace Edwin Harper Jr. and Evelyn Wright Harper Award for Teaching Excellence is Theatre Professor Chrissy Steele (be- Award low right). Passionate about teaching acting, voice, and movement, she directs many of the College’s theatre productions and prepares students for acting competitions. In fall 2017, she co-led a study abroad to England, where students took an interdisciplinary approach to studying Shakespeare, including working with professionals at the Globe Theatre in London.

The most recent Teacher of the Year, chosen by student vote, is Dr. Tom Fuller (below left). Known as both a demanding and supportive professor, Fuller has taught computer science and math for more than 25 years. “Beyond being an excellent professor,” one student notes, “Dr. Fuller encourages us to grow in character and be our very best academically and personally. He brings a sup- portive atmosphere to the classroom and puts Christian Science into practice for students.”

In early March, College President Dr. Jolanda Westerhof (US’77, C’82) received the 2018 David G. Imig Award for Distinguished Achieve- ment in Teacher Education from the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE).

Named after AACTE’s president and CEO emeritus, the award rec- ognizes individuals’ career achieve- ment in the formulation, imple- mentation, research, or analysis of educator preparation policy.

One example of Westerhof’s many accomplishments as associate vice president and director of teacher education at the American Junior Wins Poetry Award Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) is the suc- This past April, Kale Ostler (US’19) won second place in cessful development of the 2017 St. Louis’s Wednesday Club junior poetry contest. The policy document “Preparing Teach- Wednesday Club has a rich history dating back to the ers in Today’s Challenging Context: 1920s, with Pulitzer Prize-winners among the recipients, Key Issues, Policy Directions and including novelist Josephine Johnson and playwright Implications for Leaders of AASCU Tennessee Williams. For the past year’s contest, local Universities,” a comprehensive and poet and educator Marjorie Stelmach chose 10 winners insightful report on the need to from the 254 student poems submitted by teachers from provide the highest quality teachers 17 schools in the St. Louis area. Kale describes her win- and principals. ning poem, titled “Passing, Unacknowledged” as “a month-by-month description of my life during my sophomore year, leading into junior year.”

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 17 NCAA DIII Cross Country Championships Held at Principia College

Last November, the College hosted the 2017 NCAA DIII Cross Country National Championships, with 560 runners from 107 colleges and universities racing on the College’s North Farm course. Though high winds and fluctuating tempera- tures challenged all competitors, the field posted fast results.

Principia College seniors Shane Witters Hicks, Zach Matthiesen, and Nate Richards, who qualified for Nationals as individuals, all placed in the top 100. Shane came in first for Principia, placing 42nd overall and passing 101 runners after the first mile. Zach was second for Principia, placing 66th. And Nate came in third for Principia, 96th overall, after moving up from 174th place at the first mile mark. All three men were quick to share credit for their success with their coaches over the years and their team members.

Striving for excellence in running translated to strong academic records for all three men as well. At the Nationals banquet dinner, Shane, a physics major, was awarded one of the two Elite 90 awards, honoring the male and female competi- tors at Nationals who had the highest cumulative GPAs.

Freshman Earns All-American Honors

Freshman Corey Carter (also US’17) competed at the NCAA DIII Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Wisconsin, placing 7th in the nation in the 100-meter race and earning All-American status. Corey also placed 12th in the 200 meter and broke school records in both events during the year. ATHLETICS

18 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Upper Schoolers Shine in State Competitions College 2017–18 Conference and Regional Honors

• The men’s tennis team won the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) Tournament Championship for the fifth year in a row. • Head Coach Rusty Jones was named SLIAC Tennis Coach of the Year. • Mary Ann Sprague was named SLIAC Volleyball Co-coach of the Year. • Zach Matthiesen was named SLIAC Men’s Cross Country Track and Field Champion Upper School athletes brought home five top-three finishes from the Class 3 • These students earned Player/ State Track and Field Championships last spring. In a 1-2-3 showing, junior Siwa Runner of the Year honors: Asinga placed 1st in the girls’ 300-meter hurdles, 2nd in the 100-meter dash, »» Shane Witters Hicks (cross and 3rd in the 200-meter race. The boys’ 4x800-meter relay team—seniors Chris country) Mwaura and Boone Steele, junior Nathan Babcock, and sophomore Bramwell »» Kaleb Keller (men’s soccer Havi—won gold, and senior Simon Karega took 3rd in the 3,200. offensive) »» Mia Gill (volleyball defen- Soccer sive) The girls’ soccer team placed 2nd in »» Wyatt Dale (men’s tennis) Class 1 competition at State, after a »» Corey Carter (men’s track) hard-fought final game in Kansas City, • These students earned Missouri. This was the team’s second Newcomer of the Year honors: consecutive trip to the “final four” at »» Kaleb Keller (men’s soccer) State. (They came in 3rd the previous »» Wyatt Dale (men’s tennis) time.) »» Corey Carter (men’s track)

Student-Athletes Earn Academic Honors Sportsmanship Recognized At the Upper School, 75 students received scholar-athlete recognition by earning a varsity letter and a GPA of 3.5 or higher in the semester in which they lettered. The College was awarded the 2017– To be eligible for this honor, students must also demonstrate a high level of 18 St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic citizenship, sportsmanship, and leadership. Conference (SLIAC) Sportsmanship Award, presented to the school At the College, the national sport-specific governing bodies awarded academic whose players, coaches, and fans honors to the following Principia teams: volleyball, baseball, men’s basket- best exhibit the principles of good ball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and sportsmanship as voted on by confer- women’s track and field, men’s and women’s swimming, and women’s soccer. A ence coaches and student-athletes. number of players received individual academic recognition as well. This marks the fifth time the College has received the SLIAC Sportsman- ship Award.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 19 Learning—A Lifelong Adventure

With both campus-based and travel options, Principia Lifelong Learning (PLL) makes it easy and enjoyable to explore new interests and deepen existing ones. All PLL faculty have experience in the courses they teach and trips they lead—and they’re all Christian Scientists. So adult learners gain not only knowledge but an in- spired perspective on whatever topic they’re exploring. LEARNING LIFELONG

20 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 2017–18 PLL Trips

• Greece • Paris/Normandy • La Jolla, California • New York City • Hawaii

Summer Sessioners

Along with the perennial favorites, Summer Session 2018, which took place June 9–23 at the College, included several new options. Most notable was a broadening of Principia Lifelong Learning’s Bible Focus program, with topics ranging from the Book of Revelation to teaching the Bible to children.

In all, 34 faculty offered 44 classes to 178 students, including more than 30 first-time attendees. As always, the flexibility of Summer Session allowed students to zero in on the topics that intrigued them most. Some students fo- cused on creative endeavors, enjoying classes in the newly renovated Voney Art Center, while others explored the music of the Beatles, the politics of Cuba and Russia, or writing original poetry. No matter how Summer Sessioners decided to stretch themselves, they found support from teachers and classmates alike.

PRINCIPIA 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 21 We’re Grateful for Our Volunteers!

On a daily basis, alumni and friends support Principia by volunteering in a wide range of ca- pacities—organizing local events, planning class reunion activities, meeting with prospective students, and serving as class agents. This year, more than 490 alumni and friends volunteered to help Principia, and we’re so grateful they did! Here’s a breakdown of some of the ways they served: 200 Principia Club Board members, 106 reunion organizers (covering two reunions), 180 class agents, and 11 Alumni Association Board members. Pictured on this page are a few of the many volunteers who pitched in to serve their communities during Principia Global Days of Service.

To learn more about the variety of volunteer opportunities available, visit principiaalumni.org/volunteer. ENGAGEMENT

22 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Connecting Alumni around the World Progress Fueled by Donors’ Generosity Principians span the globe, with 14,229 alumni around the world. College alumni alone live in 64 countries! And in the U.S., England, and Canada, 55 Principia Innumerable learning opportu- Clubs, with more than 971 club members, help alumni—and friends—stay con- nities and unlimited spiritual nected through a range of activities, including Christmas Sings, picnics, student growth took place at the School musical tours, speakers’ events, sports games, networking opportunities, and and College over the last school more. year. Every gift to Principia—no matter the size—played a part in this progress. 134 8,073 During the past fiscal year (July 1, 2017–June 30, 2018), 3,823 NUMBER OF PRINCIPIA CLUB NUMBER OF ATTENDEES AT generous donors contributed EVENTS IN 2017–18 CLUB EVENTS IN 2017–18 $7,236,388 to Principia (excluding bequests). Donations earmarked for Annual Giving priorities accounted for $2,087,317 of the total amount.

Effective this past fiscal year (2017–18), Annual Giving in- cludes the Annual Fund and the Student Aid and Gold & Blue Funds. (The latter supports ath- letics.) We are grateful to report that both Annual Giving participa- tion and contributions increased last year.

Forty-one percent of the past fiscal year’s donors were mem- bers of one or both of Principia’s leadership-level giving societies, the Clarence and Minnie Morey Howard Society and the 1898 Legacy Society. Howard Society members contribute at least $1,000 annually. Legacy Society members have designated Principia as a beneficiary in their long-term giving plans.

This fiscal year, 1,015 donors qualified for the Howard Society and 731 were members of the Legacy Society.

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 23 NUMBER OF STUDENTS NUMBER OF FULL-TIME FACULTY

PRINCIPIA SCHOOL PRINCIPIA PRINCIPIA SCHOOL COLLEGE 401 58 68

PRINCIPIA COLLEGE 68% 68% OF UPPER SCHOOL OF COLLEGE FACULTY FACULTY HOLD HOLD THE HIGHEST 450 ADVANCED DEGREES DEGREE IN THEIR FIELD

STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO STUDENT GENDER RATIOS

PRINCIPIA SCHOOL % % 50 50 Male Female 7:1 6:1 AT PRINCIPIA SCHOOL AT PRINCIPIA COLLEGE % PRINCIPIA COLLEGE 47 PRINCIPIA UPPER SCHOOL DAY STUDENTS % % 52 48 Male Female %

BY THE BY NUMBERS 53 PRINCIPIA UPPER SCHOOL BOARDERS FINANCES

24 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Funding Principia

Principia remains committed to making sure its exceptional educational expe- rience is available to as many qualified students as possible. In 2017–18, the School and College gave $19.1 million in financial aid through scholarships and grants.

With a 2017–18 fiscal year budget of $69.9 million, payments from students and their families covered just 17 percent of expenses. The endowment funded 67 percent of the budget. Contributions and other income made up the remain- ing 16 percent.

The endowment’s value as of June 30, 2018, (fiscal year end) was approximately $618.7 million, and it had a net return of 14.66 percent.

While Principia’s endowment draw is higher than we believe it should be for long-term sustainability, it reflects our commitment to providing an excellent, spiritually based education—regardless of a family’s economic circumstances. Balancing current needs with proper stewardship for the future undergirds all financial decisions at Principia.

HOW THE BUDGET IS FUNDED HOW THE BUDGET IS SPENT Figures in millions Figures in millions

n $6.3 College TRB* (after financial aid) n $45.1 Direct Educational Costs n $1.1 School TRB* (after financial aid) n $11.9 Administrative Costs n $5.2 Other Income n $10.1 Capital Projects n $10.6 Current Gifts and Unrestricted Funds n $2.8 Other n $46.7 Endowment Draw

*Tuition, Room, and Board FINANCES

PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT 25 DONOR HONOR ROLL

“A grateful heart a garden is . . .”*

Well . . . our hearts here at Principia are in full bloom! Through- out this past year, we witnessed so much good taking place— in the classrooms, on the fields and courts, and in the world as our students traveled abroad, entered the workforce, and served their communities. The effect of those blessings contin- ues to ripple out across the campuses and the globe!

We are also overflowing with gratitude for the gifts—financial and otherwise—that make all this possible. Donors play a critical role and are essential members of the team. Principia depends on your support to provide quality faculty, access to education in the form of scholarships and aid, experiential learning opportunities, and facility upgrades.

We feel strongly that it is important to express gratitude pub- licly for our donors’ generosity. The pages that follow contain a listing of all who made financial gifts to Principia School or Principia College between July 1, 2017, and June 30, 2018.

As I enter my second year as the chief advancement officer at Principia, I could not be more honored to be part of this unique institution as it charts a course of academic and spiritual rele- vance in the 21st century.

Thank you!

Barbara Blackwell

* Christian Science Hymnal, No. 3

26 PRINCIPIA 2018 ANNUAL REPORT ALUMNI DONORS

Edward Douglas Foulke Betty S. (Schierholz) Marshall

ALUMNI DONOR SECTION UPPER SCHOOL 1944 This section lists alumni who made financial contributions Richard Benson during the 2017–18 fiscal year. Alumni are listed under both Velma (Skelton) Groppi Helen (Treworgy) Riesenberg their Upper School and College class years, where applicable. William A. Seymour Robert Donald Vessels 1898 LEGACY SOCIETY DONOR SECTION Donors in this section have named Principia as a beneficiary in UPPER SCHOOL 1945 Richard B. Dearborn Sr. one or more planned gifts. 1898 Legacy Society members may Janice (Elbring) Konter be listed in other sections as well. Joyce B. (Baker) Samuel Judy P. (Pittman) Tibbetts CLARENCE AND MINNIE MOREY HOWARD SOCIETY DONOR SECTION UPPER SCHOOL 1946 J. Thomas Heckel Jr. Members of this leadership-level giving society contributed Joanne Minken (Limb) Levy $1,000 or more in the past fiscal year. Those who are alumni will Mary (Williams) Lowrey be listed under their class year(s) as well. Wilmer Iddings Rehr III Alan H. Rice Catherine S. (Scott) Ritchie NON-ALUMNI DONOR SECTION G. Trefor Thomas Individuals who are not Principia alumni, students who had not yet graduated, as well as businesses and organizations that con- UPPER SCHOOL 1947 Lola (Shepard) Al-Naama * tributed during the past fiscal year are listed in this section. They Barbara (Wishek) Goodfarb may also be in the Howard Society or Legacy Society sections. Elizabeth (Bohl) Heckel Arthur F. Schulz Jr. * ANONYMOUS DONORS UPPER SCHOOL 1948 In addition to the thousands of donors named here, many Phyllis Marie (Lentulo) Band chose to contribute anonymously, including alumni, non-alumni, Janice (Cassel) Burnham Howard Society members, and Legacy Society members. We are Mildred (Eager) Cawlfield * grateful for the 669 donors who contributed anonymously. Irma Jean (Fox) Hawkins Robert Harry Hummel Shirley Merz Jeffery GIFTS IN THE NAME OF OTHERS Marilyn (Hamilton) Kilburn An individual who had a gift made in his or her name during the Mitzi Matravers Moulds Bonnie Dhu (Clark) Pinkham † past fiscal year is indicated by for “in honor of,” by * for “in Mary A. S. (Austin) Roam memory of,” and by for “on behalf of.” James Van Vleck Joan (Amery) Van Vleck

UPPER SCHOOL 1949 Marianne (Gasen) Ambler ALUMNI DONOR SECTION UPPER SCHOOL 1927 UPPER SCHOOL 1938 Peter A. Forrest Claude L. Hough * Marjorie (Day) Hamlin Dawn L. (Leonard) Larmer LOWER SCHOOL 1932 Joan G. (Greenberger) MacIntire Joan (Wurtz) Leslie Helen (Rosenberg) Rubens UPPER SCHOOL 1929 Melville Owen Hugh Semple * UPPER SCHOOL 1939 Jody (Kamm) Prongay LOWER SCHOOL 1939 William F. Schierholz Jr. Betty (Lyons) Rowe Joan B. (Reynolds) Barriage UPPER SCHOOL 1931 Nancy (Crouch) Severson Edward Albert Dyck * UPPER SCHOOL 1950 LOWER SCHOOL 1956 UPPER SCHOOL 1941 Victoria (Wetton) Bell Janet (Outten) Beatty UPPER SCHOOL 1933 Martin Luther Bell * Horace Reed Chope Ben Alexander Bollinger † Margaret Mae (Miller) Claussen Jane Elizabeth (Lurton) Dunn MIDDLE SCHOOL 1955 Eleanor Appel Golden Henry R. Fett Judithanne B. (Brandau) Fuentes UPPER SCHOOL 1935 Frank G. Hathaway Joan (Armbruster) Fiala George A. Andrews Jr. * J. Barry Gray MIDDLE SCHOOL 1959 UPPER SCHOOL 1942 Clifton R. Greiner Anne Fraser Clarke UPPER SCHOOL 1937 Edward Thomas Wright Sr. * Frank J. Hey Jr. Richard C. Pilsbury Deborah (Klingensmith) Hoge UPPER SCHOOL 1925 UPPER SCHOOL 1943 Marion (Wheeler) Mayer Martha S. (Sparks) Hough * Everett Leslie Bay Tom Edward Parker

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Lovell George Shore Jr. Nancy (Smith) Clapp Philip Stone Ratliff Virginia Woodard Matthews Meredith K. Steinhauser F. Hayden Connor Roger T. (Shapiro) Shaper (US’56) * Susan Joy Nahlik Lucy (Ambler) van L. Maas Brooks Gifford Jr. Diane Ward Ann S. (Stevenson) Osborne Karen (Hoiriis) Hasek Teddy Becton Phillips UPPER SCHOOL 1951 Sandra Sue (Adams) Henry UPPER SCHOOL 1957 Marian (Pusch) Stielow Donald W. Chorlton Joan (Laubscher) Howell Nancy (Hough) Armstrong Denver M. Wright III Marjorie V. (Hanson) Gray Judith (Leonard) Jogis Joy L. (Overby) Butler Patricia H. (Hall) Youngblood Carol (Donahue) Jones Glenna (Bartlett) Lovett Marla (Barnes) Dailey Leigh B. Zaremba Lee Gilson Lovett Linda (Shepard) Luini Barbara (Rose) Eich William W. Siebens Peter McCandless Sue R. (Rechner) ESr.ey UPPER SCHOOL 1960 Thomas Gordon Treanor Lucia Mouat R. Benton Greenleaf Sallie (Wells) Carlson * Kay (Johnson) Poole Jerome W. Grimmer Jeri Hope (Farmer) Douglas UPPER SCHOOL 1952 Jeanne Rayner Egil Krogh Jr. Virginia (Kendrick) Gallaher Cary (Ambler) Boggs Theodore C. Salveter III Russell Vincent Lugli Herbert G. Herrmann III Howard Allen Boggs Stephen Jay Shaper Carol (Miners) McClure Mary Anne (Rigall) Hoadley Jule C. (Chenue) Gerrish Jane (Burkert) Shontz Robert Lynn Woodall Verona Morey (Cullom) Jacobson Delores (Wright) Jaenicke Nancy (Henry) Van Allen Carol (Rockhold) Miller Abbott C. Jones Alice (Williams) West UPPER SCHOOL 1958 Carol L. (Danks) Murphy Thomas Klingensmith Nancy C. M. (Mills) Crabbe Donna Sue (Holland) Proctor Arlene (Zacher) Miner UPPER SCHOOL 1955 Clifford E. Drozda III Larry K. Sawyer Al Philip Mizell Marilyn (Speyer) Craig Ann (Hanzlik) Hammond Lynn Boelke Shaw E. Lincoln Rhoads Jr. Verity (Lombard) Feldmann Harvey Eric Heiges Penelope (Raymond) Strelow Suzi (Tobias) Salowe Kenneth Robert Harlan William S. Meacham Roger Strelow Gilbert Strang Denise (Coyle) Hedley Walter Stuart Miller Robin (Daly) Towle Sally Rottman Webb Carol Ann Jackson Thomas W. Parker * Diana Jean (Morlock) Virgil Anne H. (Heinrich) Wold Diane (Rechner) Lambert Gene Edwyn Roberts Susan Morgan Whittlesey Edward Renz Murphy Jr. Doris (Saroyan) Rodrigo UPPER SCHOOL 1953 Dale Edward Ruthsatz UPPER SCHOOL 1961 Gloria (Sayers) Baker UPPER SCHOOL 1956 Dianne (Dodd) Sharples Brooks F. Benjamin Susan (Becton) Clark James Hoover Benson Charles Davis Stanley Norman G. Bleichman B. Dudley Cole III Holmes F. Boroughf Barclay J. Tullis Nancy (Cottle) Doolittle Germaine (Lyons) Holden Ruth (Rawlins) Bromund Judith Marie (Geffen) Wills Robert Ernest Edmondson Thomas B. Paton Thomas E. Buttner Nancy Lee Wilson-Brickman Susan E. (Edwards) Getzschman Gail (Spaete) Powell Cynthia Coates Carl Vicky (Seeley) Windal * Susan (Ostenberg) Henn Ronald S. Schafer Mary Olive (Campbell) Cole Joan Cullom Ziskind Theodore Q. Hoffman Thomas Schuele Spooner George Leo Faulstich Jr. Donald Lee Huber Patricia Alice (Green) Thomas Thecla Siewert Frantz Sheila (Pierce) Strait Hugh L. Truesdale Sandra McLaughlin French UPPER SCHOOL 1959 J. Ellwood Towle Marilyn Burnap Hanzlik Judith Anderson Peter Lawrence Van Vleck * UPPER SCHOOL 1954 Rayburn Hanzlik Donald T. Bliss Jr. Maryl (Freeman) Walters Jeri (Neubauer) Blair Martha Jennings Clayton D. Ford Jr. Margaret Malone West William Richard Burdsall Caroline Remington Kuhn Mary (Van Urk) Gottschalk Alice L. Campbell Lawrence L. Luttrell Edwin L. Harper UPPER SCHOOL 1962 Avery Earl Chope Susan W. (Wales) Muckle Jane Anne Jeffries Michael Darr Barnes Dorothy Andre Leonard Robert Michael Craig Jeanne Duncan Jonathan Fisher Charlene S. (Seeley) Harris Russell Southworth Hoadley Henry Holt III Mark William Morgenthaler William Bradley Stevenson Linda L. Strazzulla Stephen Ryder Wells

UPPER SCHOOL 1963 Elizabeth Andrews Gregg Bowman Archer Alan Christopher Bradley Millicent Burnap Burns John Russell Clifford Allen Charles Harper Jennifer Lynn Hartzell Martha Myers Head Susan Lee Holden Karen Elizabeth Ingvoldstad Barbara J. Kienzle

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John Scott Kistler Donald Harold Steckler Kent Fulton Charles Robert Ellison Nolen Joyce (Robertson Carol (Mitchell) Stocking Deborah F. (Fulkerson) Glass Stephen Lincoln Goodale IV Provenzano Gordon Wright Thompson Jr. † Sally A. (Andrews) Griego Sandra Lee (Marschalk) Jump Norma J. (Record) Snedaker Karen Erickson Van Nort Marjorie Neale Griffith Emily M. (Mayer) Kendrick Charles Arthur Spaulding III Michael Van Vleck Warren M. Huff III Susan (Koelle) Olsen Philip H. Steckler III Edith L. Walker Emily Bianca Kling James Forbes Robertson Ralph Walter Temple Bruce Weaver Wilson Seth M. Leadbeater Alan Robert Steckler William V. T. Uehling Carol A. (Abbott) McCollum Elizabeth (Ellington) Tegtmeyer Stephen P. White UPPER SCHOOL 1966 Frank M. McIntire Philip S. Webster Jr. Pamela (Hamilton) Whitney † Susan Bonner Bradley Allen Newsham Kerry (Losche) Weir Nancy Jean Boyer-Rechlin Grover Patton Penhallegon UPPER SCHOOL 1964 Jayne (McDuffey) Bradley * Pamela Jane Sheldon UPPER SCHOOL 1971 William Roy Alexander MaryAgnes (Benedix) Carton Aileen Mioko (Sprague) Smith Donna Allen James H. Andrews Kenneth Allen Crow Martha (Sage) Vang Jeffrey Davis Bell Diane (Benton) Askew Dorothy Howell Daugherty Randall Paul Biesterfeldt Jane W. (Cavenaugh) Barrett Shari Lynn (Bleichman) Elias UPPER SCHOOL 1969 Jerry Edwin Boies Corinne W. Beauvais Mary Cogswell Elmer Betsie (Bollinger) Andrews Bruce Alexander Bollinger Susan (Douglass) Brous Lawrence H. Flynn George A. Andrews III J. Michael Cheezem Carol (Osherenko) Campbell * Faith Holly Hall Patricia L. (Roesler) Baehr Nancy (McFall) Clay Mary Dale Craig Nancy (Rueff) Hansen Howard Leslie Bay Jeffrey George Hamlin Anne M. (Woolrych) Hart Linda M. Beasley-Warson Cynthia (Stone) Hering Gary Edward Hughes Robert E. Brierley Linda (Downey) Judkins Carolyn Kendrick Victoria (Stewart) Cameron Richard David Judkins Mark Kjellstrom James Dennis Conzen Dinah Lee Kinsman Aileen Jaye (Feldman) Klein William Richard Cottle Donald Leigh Koch Susan Hill Kruger Susan Thomas Curtis Kathleen (Chaney) LaTourrette Sarah Christine (Dye) Lewis David Lawrence Dunn 16 Carol W. (Wieboldt) Larson William John W. Merritt Jr. Karen Atha Dunn Number of countries Geraldine (Lawrence) Mankey Robyn Shotwell Metcalfe Gabrielle (Domermuth) Dyck represented at the Mary (Cullom) Nies Jeffrey Thomas Offenhauser Julia Flowers Susan (Hubbard) Oakley Shirley (Thomas) Paulson Jonathan F. L. Gray School in 2017–18 William H. Ostenberg IV Jean E. Perkins Gary Scott Hansen Kent G. Richardson John R. Peterson Jr. Lawrence Haynes Jane Dunn Rossiwall Elizabeth A. Rupert Jon Christopher Hocker Fred Vang Robert Bristol Schwentker David Wheeler Holmes Bonnie Jean (Wilson) Wade James Serton Bruce Allan Jamerson Susan (Neil) Smith Thomas Avery King UPPER SCHOOL 1965 William Oliver Smith Ann Kjellstrom Kneeland Jan (Harrison) Abrams Ann Elizabeth (Huff) Torbert John Stuart Kneeland 83 Carol Lee (DeWindt) Agle June Marian Tuffli * Mark Mitchell Lawson Number of international Hilary (Hamilton) Barner Robert D. Wachter Cecily E. Lee students at the College Whitmore Foss Brewster Randal Carl Williams Wendy (Bayfield) Lenahan Joanne (Worsley) Buchanan Susan (Andrews) Williams Daryl Ann Leonard last year—from 27 David Theodore Cook Page (Losche) McBrier Morrison countries Elizabeth Stewart Edwards UPPER SCHOOL 1967 Claire (Biesterfeldt) McCarty Marsha (Mallett) Gaster Catherine A. Aitken-Smith Martha Bradley (Ash) McGann Mark Stanley Gerber Nancy Bartusch William E. Miller R. Todd Hoffman Deborah Randolph Brumby Helen Ostenberg Eleanor Andrews Keasey Lauren (Hubbard) Cooper Russell H. Packer Jack B. Diestelhorst L. Herbert King Jr. Linda (Heider) Dyck Angela M. Plasterer Linda (Tyler) Erwin Anne Potter Layman Anthony J. Givens David F. Stevens Kenneth F. Freund Gigi (McGuire) Leach Priscilla Hamlin Paul Hancock Trowbridge Martha (Trumbull) Hallaren Jeffrey Watson Lehman Faith (Walsh) Heidtbrink Jon Van Vleck Steven Carl Holser Sharon Ann Lundstrom Robert A. Houston Marianne (Els) Wallace Anna Lisa (Darnell) Kronman Douglas DeShon Lyons Elizabeth A. (Hillman) Johnson Jane L. Ward Paul K. Lovegren III Charles A. Marien III James F. Kieckhefer Jr. Deborah Jane (Thomas) Warren Terry Walter McNabb Beverly Greenley McCarter Gretchen M. (Troster) Ostenberg James L. West Carolyn M. Richey Marilee (Nietmann) Muchow David F. Phillippi Katherine Hope Williams * Gail Marie Troseth Gail Osherenko Virginia Cutler Raymond Kathleen (Sutton) Wright Robert Briggs Ostenberg William E. Reager Torrey Wulff UPPER SCHOOL 1972 Richard Dwight Phelps John Steelesmith Lee White Barron Gayl Claire Poley Barbara (Dunn) Sturdivant UPPER SCHOOL 1970 Carol (Bay) Beim-Esche Robert Ward Rees Stephen Lyman Abbott Cynthia L. (Best) Cheney Allison Blocker Russell UPPER SCHOOL 1968 Debbie Bleichman John H. Clough Frank Louis Sanders Jr. Linda Joan Converse-Bloom Roderick R. Booth Gillian (Greenhill) Hannum John Charles Schlueter Buff (Harrison) Crothers Diane G. W. (Woodard) Collier Merrilee (Domermuth) Hansen Roberta (Nysewander) Sniderwin Mary Ellen (Kirst) Crow Wendella (Arbour) Edginton John Stephen Haslam

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Setting aside their usual classes, Middle School students and their teachers took Mulan Jr. from script to stage in just one week!

Laurie (Crow) Holser UPPER SCHOOL 1974 Lance Bryan Thornton Jamie Harding Margery (Weinberg) Komninos Richard Russell Berman Kathryn Louise (Hargraves) Wilson Jane Elizabeth (Herrmann) Harrison Douglas Allen Lackey Kevin William Boyle Diane Douglass Wingert Wayne Leslie Hoffman Jr. Joy Marie (Holzberlein) Ligon * Jane A. Chaplin Jennifer Wold Barbara (Martin) Hurley * Loch Ian Macadam Stephen M. Clough Jean H. (Hacklander) Jenkins Orah Moore Timothy Dean Gillum * UPPER SCHOOL 1976 Stuart Eugene Jenkins Scott A. Newsham Kathleen Miner Gorman Jeanne (Reynolds) Bond Colleen (Clements) Kashif Michelle (Stieg) Phillips Gregory Owen Hibbs Marianne E. (Meyers) Evans Curry (Clifford) Koch Susan Booth Snipes Karl Stephen Kinley Janet Lenore Grange Stewart Alan Levin Laurel (Erickson) Stevens Donald Ross MacKenzie Amy McCain Hasselbring Wolter Mehring Sr. Pamela Rupp Stroud Daniel Forrest McClelland Susan Eileen (U’Ren) Huddleston Priscilla (Liggett) Moore Lisa H. (Hunter) Sydness Mark Maxwell Sheehan Christine Boemer Johnson Melody Ray Culp Sabrina Huntley Teel DeWindt Andrew C. Sutton Linda (Helms) La Piana Robert T. Satterwhite Carl Tibbetts Gregory Tyson Thurman Eric Leonard Larmer Evelyn Buchanan Taylor Carol Davis (Putnam) Worley James Douglas Thursby Terrell C. Madigan Mark Alan Whalley Peter T. Zarich Susan H. (Hyde) Wall Neil Henry Parker Barry Lamar Wills Robert Edward Scruggs UPPER SCHOOL 1979 UPPER SCHOOL 1973 Peter Alan Stevens Timothy Bruce Anderson Lauren (Archer) Abbott UPPER SCHOOL 1975 Howard Neil Stewart Gretchen Carr (DeWolf) Anthony Nancy Jane (Garner) Beauchamp Judy Anderson Allen James Will Suber Nancy (Hack) Brinkley Deborah Anderson Benson Jean van L. Maas Clough Susan Ruth (Mann) West Deborah (Heckel) Crabtree David William Cawlfield Phillip G. Conlon Jr. Carol Desmond Donohue Lani Meanley Collins Barbara Eastwood Coombs UPPER SCHOOL 1977 Sarajane Freund Blatt Timothy B. Collins Roger R. Eschenroeder Melissa (Miller) Abbott Cherie Ann (Engelhardt) Hufford D. Stephen DeWindt Christine Laura Fullgraf Peter Beaver Allen Lisa Kimberly (Elmes) Marunde Rebecca (Hyde) Gowdy Susan Annette (Weber) Fulton Wade LeRoy Anderson Lori (Parker) Meyer Alan Montgomery Halfhill Richard Charles Gillum Katherine E. (Morton) Bartelstone Nathalie DeWulf Miller William Brian Jamerson Lisa Lind Holton James B. Bollinger Sarah C. (Reid) Oliver Fredrick P. Johnson, II Lance Alan Hudson * Manyee Chow Rodger Maxwell Sheehan Lisa B. (Bilhorn) Keyston * James Francis Jamerson Joan (Snyder) Fernandez Ben Stuart Shipman Keith Merrill Klehm Kristin (Anderson) Jamerson Elizabeth (Williams) Fleming Deborah Huelster Thompson William Kling Jr. James Ballard Johnson Pamela Sue Greiner-Moulton David Heinrich Wold David John Lines Jean Ann (Sellers) L’Heureux Cheryl McCarter Hoffman Lorene (LeRoy) Lines William Charles Lamm Merry Ella (Munnecke) Iglesias UPPER SCHOOL 1980 David Keith Lovegren George Paul Lentulo Cynthia Lynne (Palmer) Johnson Joy Christiane (Andresen) Anderson Steven Drew McAuliffe Scott Daniel Lurton Susan Louise (Merrill) Mather Tracy Scott Anderson Robb Lindsay Moretti William Howard Marston Marilou M. (Frates) Nossaman Carolyn (Hillman) Baird Anne Tomfohrde Munitz Priscilla H. (McCain) McFall Celeste J. Oakland Lynda Gail (Waite) Bayne John Sheldon Piot Mark Jeffrey Orr Marcelle E. (Marsh) Pearson Adlai Carstarphen Karin (Lind) Roberts Christian Keith Parker Suzette Le Van Perkins Ronald Allen Charles Jr. Neal Sebbard William Michael Parker Krystal (Kremer) Shaw Scott Duncan Eschenroeder Susan (Stuart) Sebbard Dionne Moretti Remec Jocelyn (Bell) Swanson Gigi Lynn Gleason Mary Seward Debra Ann (Frank) Ross Carol Ann Weber Michael Dean Griswold Julie (Garvey) Sheppard Penelope L. Schmidt Jolanda M. Westerhof Debra Thompson Kuhn Owen Clark Thomas Robert Bruce Selleck Gregory Remington Kuhn James Endicott Thurman Jr., CSB Benjamin Howard Snyder UPPER SCHOOL 1978 Albert A. van L. Maas Catherine (Johnson) Trogdon Anne (Cleary) Steninger Thomas Marsden Clayton Jean Kay (Gilliland) Martin Jeffrey Paul Wingert Cheryl Lynn Symonds-Tanner Andrew P. Hall Eric Brady Meyers *

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Merrilyn Sue (Holzberlein) Kipp Patrick Keller Sarah Elisabeth (Rathband) UPPER SCHOOL 1991 Shoemaker Katherine Z. (Zacher) Lewis Leedberg Mary Clare (Demaree) Audier Scott Emery Siewert Frances Bell McFarlane Edith (Pfeifer) List Annabel Joy (Arnott) Cieply Janet Howell Taylor Lucinda (Kollock) Osborn Ellen D. (Smith) Maas David Rand Hoffman A. Frederick Telschow Paul James Petersen Sarah Elizabeth McGuigan John Mariner Kemper Robert Frederic Weitman Eric Chester Smith Christine Wachter Mikesell Debra Jean (Anderson) Martinez Deborah Bond Wold Karen Oleson Treadwell Winifred Anne (Hinchman) Cari Lee (Holliman) Switzer Laurel (Shaper) Walters Needham UPPER SCHOOL 1981 Barret T. Wood Sharon (Kohl) Oehmig UPPER SCHOOL 1992 Kathie Keyes Bell Amy Louise (Beckstrom) Patzlaff Christie Cern Hanzlik William Jarecki Dale UPPER SCHOOL 1985 Darren Craig Poznick Kristen Courtney (Lynch) Harrison Lewis Robert Dixon Matthew James Audier Jonathan Michael Proctor Paul Douglas Nortrom Evelyn Maria (Stocking) Griswold David Brooks Ballard Robert Patrick Schmit Matthew Gary Unfried Jill Diane (Mulholland) Hidding Kevin William Bross Scott Carl Shank David Madison Hinds Jill Suzanne (Weldon) Butler Peter G. Strelow UPPER SCHOOL 1993 Christopher Payne Hufford Gwendolyn Jean (Smith) Gesler Anne (Tucher) Truesdale Allison (Paddock) Abdelnour Tiffany W. (White) Lovett Tedmond W. Goodspeed Charles Andrew Youngblood Karin Wells Bradley Laura Lee (Bay) Oyer Christina Petersen Hussey Rachel Gallant Feeney Amy Elise Petersen Juan David McBane Daniel Glenn Sheets Denise Elaine (Ritchie) Mouser James August Stock Elizabeth Anne Skala Laura Hurwitt Towle UPPER SCHOOL 1982 Daniel John Treadwell Elizabeth Anne (Petersen) Arnett Diana (Burghard) West Robert John Ball Amy Jean (Goodsell) Beck UPPER SCHOOL 1986 Bonnie Kathleen Boss-Stanley Cara Lee (Wyble) Buitron Daniel Edward Carnesciali Tiffany Anne (Strelow) Cobb Karen Jaenicke Carnesciali David Scott Coolidge Julie Louisa Hammar Marjorie Lonora (Foerster) Cheryl (Cole) Howell Eddington Eric Doy Howell Neal Alan Frank Andrea B. Johnson Clayton Garrett Gates Susan Krause Glenn Steward Hanlin Sherry Squire Mitchell Leslie K. (Otto) Hanlin Patricia Ann (Mulford) Russell Christopher D. Towle Ridge Thomas Sampson Matthew James Walters Garrick T. Sprague Sally Miner Walters UPPER SCHOOL 1989 Heidi Kirtland Gleason Linda S. (Simon) Tinsley David Stuart Westphal Leah Robin Gallant-McFall James Christian Rankin Jule Anne Zacher Kathryn Anne (Dietsch) Zwern Geoffrey Martin Hinchman Berry Kimbrough Kendall UPPER SCHOOL 1994 UPPER SCHOOL 1983 UPPER SCHOOL 1987 Don Keevama R. McAlavy Charles Travis Brantingham Kathryn Barnes David Dean Bailey Lincoln Douglas McFerren Byron Bradley Davis Kathryn Anne (Tobiasen) Coyne Kashmira T. (Tumboli) Baldauf Kris Ann (Eccles) Proctor Andrew Jonathan Delaney Ryan Day Julie Beirne Finnin Day Susan (Sharples) Quitter Mollie Hunter (Midyett) Grant John Faulkner Demaree Michael Forest Harrison Lance Alan Riedel Lauren Stewart Hinchman John Edward Grable Heidi (Shays) Heinbaugh Thomas L. Ross Alexander David Lorio Peter James Lewis Christian Farley Helms Constance Elizabeth (Alford) Sablan Jessica Kaufmann Reed Lauri Thompson (Pfisterer) McNabb Ginger Marie (Darr) Justice Perry Ellwood Towle Jonathan Elias (Williams) Shedd Craig Allen Norris Kathleen C. R. Moore Marjorie Thompson Wohlfarth- Jennifer Lynne (Saltzman) Raleigh G. Ragan Julie (Eckley) Rogers Longshore Timmerman John Everett Stephens Joshua Lawrence Sprague Mercedes Elizabeth (Langley) David Walters Phebe Ann Telschow UPPER SCHOOL 1990 Unfried Kimberly T. (Tyrrell) Zwick Katherine L. (Rittenhouse) Visser Tiffany (McCoy) Faulstich Donald Thomas Harris UPPER SCHOOL 1995 UPPER SCHOOL 1984 UPPER SCHOOL 1988 Daniel Stewart Hussey Brooke Lauren (Penick) Anderson Laura (Sharples) Alford William Henry Bradstreet IV John Andersen Kistler Ariana Herlinger † Brett William Boyd Mark Theodore Demaree Daniel Taylor Nutwell Jeffrey David Juell Jennifer Cummings Dale Amy Harrison Fugman Ashley Carol Olson William Harrison Ostenberg V * Xavier (Wood) Dubois Julie S. Gardner Wendy Kristin (Hymes) Donald Livingston Sterrett Ronald Christie Eddington Jr. Sharon Annalee (Reich) Hoback Onovwerosuoke Adriane Marie (Whitney) Jonathan Prescott Hosmer Tricia Paoluccio UPPER SCHOOL 1996 Fredrikson Susan Ward Jostyn Jordan Curtis Poznick Brant Gregory Arthur Hans Edward Fredrikson Heather Kathleen (Thompson) Amy (Dopp) Storm Holly Huff Bruland Varon Harold Fugman Keller Wyatt Allen Storm Robert J. Cowart Mark Lenz Hagenlocher William G. Lako Jr. Bradford James Warrick Melissa Leah Duffy Brandon Jones La Shawna-Rochelle Lawton Jeffrey Neil Woodford John William Ferguson

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Joy D. (Denninger) Long UPPER SCHOOL 2005 Hunter Leif Mehring Aidan John O’Hagan Rachel Anna (McVey) McClintick Katherine Joy Palmer Betzler Sara Elizabeth Stephenson Mathew Omondi Omondi Gregory William Spaulding Timothy Theodore Cook Parker Haydock Tibbetts Alexander Kendall Parrish Mark Philip Youngblood Makenzie Barron Murray Kayleigh Sigrid Wood Landon Scott Reekstin Henry Gallup Soney UPPER SCHOOL 1997 UPPER SCHOOL 2006 UPPER SCHOOL 2014 Kiona-Mei Lily Sperr Kyla Dawn Crandell Becker Diana Lauren Cornthwaite Alphonce Odhiambo Baraza Grace Kathryn St. George Scott Calvert Brown Brian DeHay Davenport Genavieve Eloura Berger Jordan Lane Strong Chad Mathis Reid Leslie Jane Rieder Grace Elizabeth Buchanan Sean Ryan Thornton Jessica Jennings (Brown) Sassalos Elizabeth Butterfield Wallingford Ian James Carlson Sherwood Miner Walters Lisa Marie (Thompson) Shipek Madeline Clare Demaree UPPER SCHOOL 2007 Emelie Ann Fredrikson JUNIOR COLLEGE 1927 UPPER SCHOOL 1998 Zachary Lee Barron Lauren Nicole Fulton Martha S. (Sparks) Hough * Eliva Atieno Ambugo Annabelle Alice Bloom Nicole Beth Gerber Kathryn Joy Andrews Elizabeth Perkins Hagenlocher JUNIOR COLLEGE 1931 Robert Alexander Ferguson UPPER SCHOOL 2008 Emma Kathryne Halsey Hugh Semple * Cynthia Danielle (Lambert) Flowers Genevieve Elyse Bergeson Conrad Peter Heath Barry Ray Huff Timothy Hart Butterfield Sierra Grace Hussey COLLEGE 1934 / JC 1932 Jaime Lynn (Threlkel) Jensen Marina Louise Whitney Timon Theodor Keller Claude L. Hough * James Robert Odegaard Duncan Martin Wilder Tatyana Claire Marquardt Kimberly Kristin Smith Michael Forrest McClelland COLLEGE 1937 / JC1935 Charles Michael Staudt Jason Tyler McKay McEntire Ben Alexander Bollinger † Nshemeize Garnet (Semiti) Swao Kristen Bay Oyer Ridgway Harding White Courtney Lee Puduski COLLEGE 1938 / JC 1936 Rachael Lynn Schueler Marian R. (Ryder) Wells * UPPER SCHOOL 1999 Megan Natalie Selby Melanie Fisher Duffy Robert Leland Tarnow COLLEGE 1940 / JC 1938 Derek Owen M. Grier Zachary Scott Telschow George A. Andrews Jr. * Deborah Clare Henderson 9 Thomas Ryan Wolfe Marilyn (Curtis) Stoops Merrilee Ellen McFarland Average class size at Sarah Neale Rand UPPER SCHOOL 2015 COLLEGE 1941/ JC 1939 Spencer David Rand the College Rachel Mayhew Cook Richard C. Pilsbury Sarah Janelle (Moore) Steph Tyler Douglass Wingert Doris (Montgomery) Scholfield * Eliza Allen Stewart Helen (Fitch) Silha * J. Byron Stewart UPPER SCHOOL 2016 UPPER SCHOOL 2009 Hunter Taylor Benkoski COLLEGE 1942 / JC 1940 UPPER SCHOOL 2000 Samuel Michael Barron Hannah Elizabeth Edith Hathaway Gloria (Johnson) Eddie Reid Garrett Charlston Taylor Douglas Gibbs Joan G. (Greenberger) MacIntire Ryan Fisher Duffy Jenna Joy Marston UPPER SCHOOL 2017 Betty (Fuller) Pilsbury Amy Robbins Evans Lisa Allison Myles Kai Elias Fisher Dorris (Berry) Price Allison Gates Krysiek Melanie Ann Norris † Luke David McCutcheon Casie Cusick Witte Cameron Hays Wells COLLEGE 1943 / JC 1941 Christina Threlkel Yuan UPPER SCHOOL 2018 Edward Drake Bradley * UPPER SCHOOL 2010 Seth Harlow Arens Kathlene Marie Holser UPPER SCHOOL 2001 Spencer Pritchett Clevenger Cameron Marie Bania Barbara J. (Juhan) Hunter Lorel Brumby Blain Megan Fae Gray Emily Shelby Bickerstaff Bruce G. McCauley Kristyn Leigh Gibbs Matthew Reed King Christian Tate Blaney William F. Schierholz Jr. K. E. Alexander Lambert Sarah Lucille Stolfa Nathan James Brantingham Nancy (Crouch) Severson Alison (Staudt) Rea Chandler Adele Brown UPPER SCHOOL 2011 Jackson Grant Coster COLLEGE 1944 / JC 1942 UPPER SCHOOL 2002 Jordan Scott Anderson Olivia Kae Denson Mary Jean Fulton Moffitt Andrew Howard Berner Abigail Jane Blatt Anastasia Alexandria Drake Betty Jo (Bartlett) Treanor John Randolph Brumby Savanna Frances Sprague Brett Michael Fisher Gavin Reid Williams Jessica Rae Wingert Jeremy Bruce Fox COLLEGE 1945 / JC 1943 Liam Monroe Frager Martin Luther Bell * UPPER SCHOOL 2003 UPPER SCHOOL 2012 Halley Houston Franklin Edward N. Gifford Sarah Christine Andrews Jessica Michelle Alford Noah Peace Fredrickson Frances Abigail Boudreaux Kara Elise (Johnson) Armistead Gretchen Elizabeth Friborg COLLEGE 1946 / JC 1944 Molly Flavin Broere Annika Lynn Fredrikson Caleb Wilson Grow Tamzon (Cook) Amerman David Robert McClelland Emma Catherine Hanser Marilyn (Carqueville) Brannin UPPER SCHOOL 2004 Daniel Nioyonu McKenzie Kate Madison Hinds Emily Miller Dreher Oliver Bartlett Cooper Tessa Adelaide Miller Lawren Kincaid Huntley Holmes Joann (Dubble) Glatt Jeffrey Alan Gibbs Kelsey Victoria Whitney Colin Spencer Jaco Frances H. (Hardcastle) Moore Ashley Christina Manker Grier Benjamin David Kearney Delores (Knight) Oates Michael Joshua Jensen UPPER SCHOOL 2013 Molly Elizabeth Loveless Edward Thomas Wright Sr. * Stephen William Murray Serkalem Jeremy Carper Haley Alysa Martin Susan Rehr Wright * Jemlok Paul Farson Christian Komesha Mwaura

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Richard Turk Poole Jr. Jeannette H. (Hodge) Price Yvonne (Woodmancy) Punnett Robert J. Rockabrand Betty (Lyons) Rowe David Edward Rowe Mary Anne (Davis) Schmidt Gloria McGahan Snyder

COLLEGE 1954 / JC 1952 Robert V. Ballard Roger Mason Briggs Ralph Ellis Burr Marilyn (Hocker) Casanave Horace Reed Chope Walter I. Cleverdon Constance (Pim) Cormack Barbara (Turpening) Eckert Ralph Waldo Emerson Henry R. Fett J. Barry Gray Clifton R. Greiner Sylvia A. Hill Martha (Porter) Kilgour * Virginia (Couse) Leavitt Beverly (Prugh) MacIntosh Marion (Wheeler) Mayer Barbara (Thomas) McAloney Sally (Haertel) Mueller Tom Edward Parker Charles Rodney Robbins George Owen Roberts Ben Cameron Shipman Jr. Mary (Shuff) Skala Jenepher (Walker) Smith COLLEGE 1947 / JC 1945 Edwin Deane Leonard Irma Jean (Fox) Hawkins Lucy (Ambler) van L. Maas Janice Humphryes Baldwin Joanne Minken (Limb) Levy Marilyn (Hamilton) Kilburn Lyman C. Hamilton Jr. C. Carew McFall George E. Mayer COLLEGE 1955 / JC 1953 Betty S. (Schierholz) Marshall Calvin David Miller * Patricia (Woodward) Moore Donald W. Chorlton Wilmer Iddings Rehr III Mitzi Matravers Moulds Jean (Hackett) German COLLEGE 1948 / JC 1946 Ann (Denigan) Richardson Kathleen (Watts) Moulton Marjorie V. (Hanson) Gray Mary (Mount) Nightingale Joyce B. (Baker) Samuel Bonnie Dhu (Clark) Pinkham Norwood Cady Hazard Richard D. Punnett Margaret (Witting) Schneider * Mary A. S. (Austin) Roam Howard Russell Henry Helen (Treworgy) Riesenberg Nan Parker Williams Patricia (Burns) Ryan Lee Gilson Lovett John B. Williams Christian F. Schneider Jr. * Vanette (Penfield) McConahey COLLEGE 1951 / JC 1949 James Van Vleck Andrea M. (Murphey) Meeks COLLEGE 1949 / JC 1947 Kenneth Paul Biedermann Joan (Amery) Van Vleck Wilfried Mehring Richard B. Dearborn Sr. C. William Blauvelt * Jane T. (Texter) Wiedenman Sarah S. (Stevens) Miller Edward Douglas Foulke Mary-Jo Coombs Craig Courtney Milnor Grace R. (Roudenbush) Gangwisch * Warren Dennie * COLLEGE 1953 / JC 1951 Devonna Pieszak J. Thomas Heckel Jr. Barbara Adams Ehrenborg Marianne (Gasen) Ambler Edwin Harris Poole Donna (Hill) Kneeland Edward E. Eschenroeder Carol (Shidler) Cone Gwen (Bardwell) Putnam Janice (Elbring) Konter Marilyn (Heuslein) Harvey Sally Ann (Stimson) Dorn Tasso Schmidgall Cornelia (Carter) Liebrich Elizabeth (Bohl) Heckel Alice (Forn) Goodsell Thomas Gordon Treanor Joegil (Krogh) Lundquist Mary (Williams) Lowrey Charles B. Hosmer Jr. * Joan Dale (Shockley) Turner Judy P. (Pittman) Tibbetts H. William Lurton Marion Emma James Janet (Bingham) Wasson Robert Donald Vessels James Douglas Pinkham Suzanne (Fanta) Jones Scott Putnam Nancy (Halling) Kelley COLLEGE 1956 / JC 1954 COLLEGE 1950 / JC 1948 Arthur F. Schulz Jr. * Diane (Aitken) Langwith Phillip Dayle Baldauf Everett Leslie Bay Barbara P. (Planck) Tegtmeyer Dawn L. (Leonard) Larmer Cary (Ambler) Boggs Margaret A. (Paton) Bay Joan (Wurtz) Leslie Charles P. Caviness Georgia (Wentsel) Dearborn COLLEGE 1952 / JC 1950 William F. McCarty Jr. Helen (Glover) Coley Ruth A. (Boyer) Dunn Holly (Walpole) Althaver Lou Del McFall Norma A. (Hosford) Day William S. Dunn Lambert E. Althaver Mary (Myers) McVay Kay (Rittenhouse) Epp Patricia (Yelland) Hathaway Phyllis Marie (Lentulo) Band J. Maureen (Martin) Osborn Jule C. (Chenue) Gerrish Jack Edward Hubbell * Paula (Richter) Bradley * Melville Owen Joseph Franklin Grimes II Paul D. Kilburn Mary Ann (Wilson) Daniel Merigold B. (Bolton) Paul Brenda Storrs Hayes

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Edwin Knight Hoiles COLLEGE 1958 / JC 1956 Diane (Rechner) Lambert Egil Krogh Jr. Abbott C. Jones George Wm. Ball Jr. Peggy (Shelley) Lindahl Martha (Kassebaum) Luger Carol (Donahue) Jones Judith (Cushman) Burdsall Martha S. (Shoemaker) Meacham Carol (Miners) McClure Dollie (Riggs) Jones William Richard Burdsall Susan L. Morey Barbara Kathy (Schild) Mikton Ruth Ann (Harrison) Kahlert Ian Dale Burman Martha Jane (Hackett) Munnecke Elizabeth E. (Bousquet) Mohr Donald G. Massey Louise P. (Pick) Caser Harriet W. (Harcourt) Ostler Phyllis (Dawson) Page Gwen (Cummings) McCauley Alice (Bahnson) Challinor Elizabeth (Mullan) Paine Robert E. Lee Rader Marcia Sue (Raupe) Miller Avery Earl Chope Perry Lynn (Walpole) Rader Peter David Sandler Arlene (Zacher) Miner Nancy (Smith) Clapp Anna (Waller) Raphaelidis Anthony Shays Mary Anne (Andrews) Muller Margaret (Biehn) Elmes Jane (Rolleston) Rueckert Judith Allen Stauder Lawrence Dewey Ramspott John S. Gardner Anne (Ollendorf) Siewert Keith C. Welputt E. Lincoln Rhoads Jr. Robert Washington Gay Jr. John Cullom Thompson Evelyn Ann (Hamilton) Zacher Robert A. Rives Martin F. Gould E. Michael Shays Helen (Shaner) Hankins COLLEGE 1960 / JC 1958 COLLEGE 1962 Nancy (Shurmon) Shays Gay (Egetter) Hanlon Isobel (Peacock) Anable Nancy (Hough) Armstrong Jane (Goodpaster) Snedden Karen (Hoiriis) Hasek Lynda G. (Jones) Beckstrom James Hoover Benson Joanne (Ivy) Stankievich Kay (Congleton) Hedgepeth Mary L. (Llewellyn) Blalock Donna (Bilsborrow) Berrigan Emily Ross Taylor Sandra Sue (Adams) Henry Holmes F. Boroughf Nancy (Kalbfell) Bourcier John E. G. Boyman Alice (Galloway) Bullwinkle Margaret E. Brickner David Bullwinkle Ruth (Rawlins) Bromund Anne (Wieboldt) Burghard Arlene (Wittke) Clapp Marilyn (Mott) Cameron Mary Olive (Campbell) Cole Duane R. Christianson Principia College marked a milestone Janet Sue Collester Jonquil F. (Fischer) Cole Anne E. (Seymour) Faulstich Anne (Witte) Curran last May—graduating its 10,000th four- George Leo Faulstich Jr. Douglas Mack Dixon David George Fluehr Martha Merrill Doss year degree recipient since 1934, when David Allen Foltz Clifford E. Drozda III Thecla Siewert Frantz Deborah (Cornell) Ervin the College began conferring four-year Carolyn Joy Freeman Herman Cook Janell Elizabeth (Tyler) Fiarman Rayburn Hanzlik Margaret P. (Purcell) Foerster degrees. The Class of 2018 brought the Richard V. Hardin Lenore McManigal Garman Marion (Roe) Harvey Harvey Eric Heiges Martha Jennings Anne Caroline (Rolleston) Hughes count to 10,083. John Lawrence Kakatsch Joseph James Judkins Jr. Janet (Henning) Kleihauer * John Harry Knoll Caroline Remington Kuhn Carol (Hengst) McFall Carol Dee (McDonald) Lewis Malcolm William McFall Susan W. (Wales) Muckle Walter Stuart Miller H. Reid Wagstaff Jr. Joan (Laubscher) Howell Edward Renz Murphy Jr. Anned Muse Sally Rottman Webb Robert Brooks Howell Rowland Lewis Nofsinger Thomas W. Parker * Marjorie (McMillan) Weinheimer Judith (Leonard) Jogis Terrell Norton Pim Gene Edwyn Roberts Anne H. (Heinrich) Wold Arend Lijphart Philip Stone Ratliff Diane (Dannelly) Robinson Linda (Shepard) Luini John Perry Scheldrup Sara Ann (Smelker) Schaumburg COLLEGE 1957 / JC 1955 Peter McCandless Carolyn (Broock) Self Lee James Sharp Doris (Pack) Anderson David Thomas McCrea William H. Ward Dianne (Dodd) Sharples Susan (Becton) Clark Elizabeth Ann Pond Courtenay Weldon Michael T. Sharples B. Dudley Cole III Kay (Johnson) Poole Donald A. Zacher M. David (Kahn) Stirling Harold Edward Cox Wain Poole Barclay J. Tullis Carl Jay Egetter Duane Eliot Prugh Sr. COLLEGE 1961 / JC 1959 Marjorie Ann (Sharp) Tyler Lucy (Thompson) Geringer Jeanne Rayner Bonnie (Foote) Abiko Barbara Sue (Deitch) Waller Bruce Robert Jacob Jane (Burkert) Shontz Julie Hart Burchfield Barbara S. (Betscher) Williams Suzanne (Newton) Kaliser * Betty E. (Berg) Smith Joy L. (Overby) Butler James K. Williams George Krusz Gary Arthur Smith Charles Griffin Cale Linda (Young) Wilson Ronald Lee Lamperts Robert Carl Stauder Anabeth Hormel Cox Nancy Lee Wilson-Brickman Robert F. Miller Anne (Snyder) Crowther Joan Cullom Ziskind Marilyn Ann (Muse) Mulholland COLLEGE 1959 / JC 1957 L. Kimball Davis Theodore Munnecke Jr. Lucy (Posgate) Beers Barbara (Rose) Eich COLLEGE 1963 Judson V. Mygatt Susan Margaret (Hartzell) Biegel † Sue R. (Rechner) ESr.ey Judith Anderson Radine Trees Nehring Elaine (Gearhart) Bonnington R. Benton Greenleaf Margaret Ann (Sander) Anderson Thomas B. Paton Heidy (Stauder) Boyman Jerome W. Grimmer David Alan Bachmann Ronald S. Schafer Linda (Flack) Bunce Marilyn (Snyder) Harlan Nancy Ellen (Weckler) Bachmann Norma (Madsen) Scheye Lois (West) Carpenter E. Louise (Tilton) Hartwell Patricia Anne (Moyer) Barnes Patricia Alice (Green) Thomas David Allan Cornell Jewell D. (Briese) Hausmann Janet Phillips Bartell Hugh L. Truesdale Verity (Lombard) Feldmann Reid Douglas Hausmann David Beckett Carol Mae (Snedaker) Funk Janice Marie (Treadway) Heiges Paul John Beckett Kenneth Robert Harlan Jean (Oberlink) Kakatsch David Arthur Bennett

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Lucia (Johnson) Leith Nathalia Kutz Letson Michel Howard Mathis Most Popular Majors Keith Philip McCormick in the College Class of Sylvia (Warren) Medeiros Carol Burger Murray 2018 Susan M. Newbold Carolee (Maupin) Nichols 25 18 Ann (Stone) Olson Educational Studies Number of majors Number of College Sharon Anne Perlis Business offered at the College in students majoring in Roy Bradford Petit 2017–18 engineering last year Cheryl Jane (Odanovich) Robbins Administration Joan (Riblon) Russell Mass Communication Michael Barry Russell Charles Allen Stocking Stephen Ryder Wells Heidi (Frank) Woolf Donald T. Bliss Jr. COLLEGE 1964 Ruth (Lefter) Clinton * George M. Zimmerman Jr. Sharon (Higman) Brooks Sharon (Lawson) Adams Barrie L. Cooper Marian J. (Parks) Brusberg Mary Frances (Davis) Bailey Nancy (Cottle) Doolittle COLLEGE 1967 Ann (Smith) Clarkeson Joan M. (Scofield) Benjamin Carole G. (Gardner) Dykema Hillman Robert Calhoun Askew Jr. Ramona (Van Urk) Cole Sallie (Wells) Carlson * Bennett Randall A. Benton Elizabeth (Halferty) Dawn Brenda (Spies) Coffman Helen Katherine Eddy Kathryn Blackwell Clayton D. Ford Jr. Nancy Lou (Geisler) Dixon Robert Ernest Edmondson Alan Christopher Bradley Theo F. Fullerton Virginia (Kendrick) Gallaher Virginia (Joyner) Ewald William H. Bradstreet III * Penelope (Merritt) Glassmeyer Marilyn (Utter) Gardner Susan E. (Edwards) Getzschman Kerry Calvert Brown Linda Ann (Smith) Green Mary (Van Urk) Gottschalk Bonnie (Bloom) Gibbs Nancy Scott (Moore) Brown Edwin L. Harper Jill Dorothy (Walker) Grimes Joan Terryberry Hoffman James W. Chamberlin MarySue Hormel Harris Daniel Gene Hays Sidney Clark Hubbard Pamela Jean (Nealy) Davis Martha Joy (Hamilton) Hill Mary Anne (Rigall) Hoadley Donald Lee Huber Brenda Lee (Peterman) Derville Charles William Hotchkiss David James Howell Michaele (Hicks) Hymes William C. Derville V. Donivee (Ellison) Hubbard Donanne Ralston Hunter Dianne Elizabeth (Smith) Kidwell Trudy Tinsman Field Susan (Stripp) Hurwitt Verona Morey (Cullom) Jacobson Gail (Meyer) Kuriger Susan (Eastman) Foat Jane Anne Jeffries Yukiko (Ano) Kato George D. Moffett III † Roberta Phyllis Fontaine David Carroll Johnson Richard C. Kuriger III Corinne Ruth (Guvernator) Paul Filler Gans Jr. Sharon Dover Juntunen Nannette G. (Fontaine) MacPhail Obermark Deborah C. Hand Michael M. Jurs Oliver Sidney McClory William T. Sharp Jr. Allen Charles Harper Jane Alice Lampman Sidney (Ofsthun) Mygatt Sheila (Pierce) Strait G. Reed Harris Evva (Meyer) Larson B. Douglas Pierce J. Ellwood Towle Jennifer Lynn Hartzell Dorothy Andre Leonard Martha Green Quirk Eleanor (Arenander) Uehling Martha Myers Head Virginia Woodard Matthews Karin Matusek Randolph Peter Lawrence Van Vleck * Sara Gillian Horton Sara J. (Crandell) Morgan Philip Arthur Roe Susan Morgan Whittlesey Kathryn (Hamilton) Hoyt Susan Joy Nahlik Jo Ann (Lamberson) Rullman Stanley Joe Williams Barbara J. Kienzle Jacqueline (Reed) Newland Karen F. (Wiley) Sandler John Scott Kistler Ann S. (Stevenson) Osborne John Harvey Seffel COLLEGE 1966 Constance (Rodger) Knight Margo (Roggie) Page James Alan Sindelar Katherine C. (Crecelius) Agnew Sherry Brittenham Lake Teddy Becton Phillips Marshall G. Snedaker Joanne Elizabeth (Utter) Anderson Kenneth E. Lanier Dee S. (Severinsen) Pierce Mary Shays (Wilson) Stanley Virginia Ann Brown Dale Buttner McCoy Frances Jo (Carter) Power Peter V. Stone Richard Welke Cass Carol (Bell) Moerke Richard Edward Power Roger Strelow Cheryl Racicot Chamberlin Nolen Joyce (Robertson) Rosemary (Bertschi) Robinson Gerald Allen Teicher Richard Allen Clarke Provenzano Richard Allen Salisbury Robin (Daly) Towle Robert Michael Craig Shelley (Butterfield) Rankin Elizabeth Arnold Sampson Lisabeth (Huff) Tullis Donald James Dickinson Elaine (Walter) Ratliff Bonny Barry Sanders Diana Jean (Morlock) Virgil Jeanne Duncan David Morgan Smith Richard C. Schauman Maryl (Freeman) Walters James William Evans Carl Hans Sparfeld Myler G. (Greene) Schneider Toni (Rawlins) Worth Jonathan Fisher Charles Arthur Spaulding III Elizabeth G. (Golden) Shays Wade Farley Helms Kathryn (Smith) Stone Steven O. Spaulding COLLEGE 1965 Steven Hayward Heubeck Ralph Walter Temple Robert Torson Prudence (Ives) Anderson Theodore Q. Hoffman William Edgar Wurtz David E. Updegraff Brooks F. Benjamin Donna Jean (Virgil) Holden Susan (Palm) Waltrip David Paul Betscher Henry Holt III COLLEGE 1968 Vicky (Seeley) Windal * Norman G. Bleichman James David Howe William Roy Alexander Denver M. Wright III Dale Ashley Bryant * Susan Temple (Howell) Howell Deborah L. Allen Patricia H. (Hall) Youngblood Barbara (Burton) Carlson David Michael Kneeland Nancy Jane (Retzke) Anderson Leigh B. Zaremba Rodger J. Carlson Christina (Kirkman) Koch Elizabeth Andrews Warren Clinton Jane Sundquist Lanier James H. Andrews James Rocket Arnott

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Diane (Benton) Askew Scott F. Sibley Toni V. (Vecchione) Kyriakakis COLLEGE 1970 Norman W. Bair Christopher Ray Slaughter Herbert Tucker Lake Jr. Carol Lynne Andrews Jane W. (Cavenaugh) Barrett Dorothy C. (Callender) Smith Anne Potter Layman Melissa (Manning) Baker Corinne W. Beauvais Joan (Harris) Stephan Don Wade Ledbetter Alan Robert Bashor Ann (Weber) Benson Christine (Hoover) Sweet Candice (Clizbe) Lema Wendye Estelle Birch-Sykes Eleanor Askew Bigbie Pamela Bokelkamp Swisher Douglas DeShon Lyons Thomas Charles Blair Etta (Smith) Bitterman Susan (Brandt) Thomas Barbara (Neumann) MacDonald Nancy Jean Boyer-Rechlin Steven K. Brierley Elizabeth (Zimmerman) Townsend Ann Carr Mackey Jayne (McDuffey) Bradley * Susan (Douglass) Brous Douglas A. Voorsanger Charles A. Marien III Richard Allen Carl Margrett H. Buchholz John B. Wahlfeld Jack Dean Mathis Sandra Wendland McCollom Carol (Osherenko) Campbell * Wallace Kay Wethe Beverly Greenley McCarter Crandall Stephen J. Carothers * Robert Jay McCollom Margaret Muther D’Evelyn James Richard Clark COLLEGE 1969 Douglas B. McCormick Michael E. Daniel Mary Dale Craig Jan (Harrison) Abrams Kristen (Friberg) McCormick Marcus S. Davis Donna (McKean) Dolan Carol Lee (DeWindt) Agle Michael Dale McCreary Richard Alan Dickson Annlynn (Wingold) Eastin David Charles Anderson Jeffrey C. McGuiness Sharon Kay (Wheeler) Dickson Todd Vaughn Eastin Linda Lowe Asmar Marilee (Nietmann) Muchow Christopher M. Ely Charles Eder Hilary (Hamilton) Barner John Richard Near Patricia (Evans) Evans Martha (Brittenham) Ellison Cynthia Lee (Bonadurer) Fitzwater Richard Hunt Evans Barbara McAdoo Gahlon Glenn Felch * Nancy (Rueff) Hansen Cherie (Meyer) Gans Cordelia (Helms) Hanzlik * Toni Garrett Mary (Simmons) Henderson Stephen Brown Gerth “For me, a big core of my experience at Arthur C. Herman Dorsie (Ledbetter) Glen Gary Edward Hughes Janet (Griswold) Gordon Prin was working on the Pilot.” Leland Ellis Hutchinson Clare (Ham) Grosgebauer Carolyn Kendrick Jeffrey George Hamlin Mark Kjellstrom Willard M. Hanzlik —Joanne Leedom-Ackerman, Ronald A. Krisel Susan (Martin) Hartgrove Susan (Levy) Ledbetter Marianne (Hansen) Hedges 2018 DKA Award recipient Jennifer (Welpton) MacKenzie Janna (Lowe) Hernholm Helen (Hindmarsh) Mathis Jeffery Alan Higgins Dorcas (England) McGuiness John Charles Holland * April S. Morrison-Breitenstein Lynne (Stimson) Holz Bente P. (Pedersen) Morse * Craig C. Hunter Holly (Wheeler) Bolon Rhonda Ruick O’Brien Kim (Walker) Myers Marc C. Hutchinson Richard Temple Booth Michael Turner Osborn Thomas Harrison Nowell Sr. Kathelen Johnson Whitmore Foss Brewster Gail Osherenko Marina (Wienecke) Onderdonk Kenneth Robert Johnson Anne Muente Bruland Robert Briggs Ostenberg Richard P. Onderdonk Richard David Judkins Joanne (Worsley) Buchanan William Rice Palmer Richard Ernst Paulson Joan L. (Kinder) Kaufman Cy Carney III Gayl Claire Poley Shirley (Thomas) Paulson Daniel Theodore Kaye Christie (McFerren) Clarke Robert Ward Rees Jean E. Perkins Dinah Lee Kinsman Robin Scott Collins Bradley Charles Renner John R. Peterson Jr. Karen (Andersen) Kistler Stewart Andrus Collins † Wendy Nordvik Roth Brenda (Hansen) Recore Donald Leigh Koch David Theodore Cook Leslie David Rothman Elizabeth A. Rupert Kathleen (Chaney) LaTourrette Linda L. Craft Frank Louis Sanders Jr. Scott L. Schneberger Christina (Taylor) Lampmann Joy Candace Cruttenden Ronald Harry Scherer Peter Schwartz Carol W. (Wieboldt) Larson William Kerr Donaldson John Charles Schlueter Joyce (Nickell) Schwentker Jeffrey Jordan Linder Jane Blythe Dozer-Rabedeau Valarie K. (Barchenger) Showers Robert Bristol Schwentker Geraldine (Lawrence) Mankey Robin (Walter) Dresser * Linda Danielson Slaughter Jeffrey L. Simpson Catherine Arnold McManus Daniel Albert Dyck Reginald Alex Smith Gail Tupper Smith Joy Anne (Greenslade) Mee Elizabeth Stewart Edwards Susan (Kimsey) Smith Susan (Neil) Smith Dale Miller Marsha (Mallett) Gaster Roberta (Nysewander) Sniderwin Robert Thorn Snipes Patrick Allen Nester Harley Lester Gates Laurie (Fraser) Stanton Christine (McConnell) Telthorst Mary (Cullom) Nies Timothy M. Glass Donald Harold Steckler Janiva Toler Richard H. Nye Sara Jane (Simonson) Gray Ann (Sheppard) Taylor June Marian Tuffli * Susan (Hubbard) Oakley Thomas J. Hainkel David P. Toppin Donald A. Wallingford Marilyn (Hengst) Palasky James Easton Hammond Myron W. Tupper III Anne E. (Norris) Wells Mary Elizabeth (Johnson) Parsons David Kimball Hansen Karen Erickson Van Nort Susan (Andrews) Williams Christine Erle Rader Robert Vernell Hillman Michael Van Vleck Bruce Addison Rankin June Voorsanger R. Todd Hoffman COLLEGE 1971 Dennison B. Raymond Edith L. Walker Eleanor Andrews Keasey Catherine A. Aitken-Smith Barbara (Willey) Richmond Charlotte A. Wallace Robert Bennett Keasey Clark Beim-Esche Jane Dunn Rossiwall Marisue (Dodd) Wells L. Herbert King Jr. V. Russell Benedikt Elise (Matthies) Schauman Bruce Weaver Wilson Ann (Leatzow) Kjellstrom Kent Bilsborrow Christopher Shays John Edward Zimmermann Jeanne (Kahelin) Kussmann Deborah Randolph Brumby Joseph Alan Shepard

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Lauren (Hubbard) Cooper Janet (Power) Juell Marcia (Moyer) Danner Bruce J. Kasl William J. Delano III Harvey E. Kaufmann Daniel H. Dreyzin Emily Bianca Kling 2018 DKA AWARD RECIPIENT Edward I. Dyck Gregory M. Lamb Linda (Heider) Dyck Seth M. Leadbeater Janet (Wood) Farley Janet Mary Lee During College Reunion, Teri K. (Vecchione) Fulton Dawn (Miller) Lovins award-winning novelist, Susan E. Gaines-Gatto Patricia Lines Magon Barbara Ann (Croner) Gibbons Carol A. (Abbott) McCollum short story writer, and jour- Anthony J. Givens Frank M. McIntire Priscilla Hamlin Gregory A. McLane nalist Joanne Leedom- William R. Hays III Bradley Allen Newsham Ackerman (C’68) received Faith (Walsh) Heidtbrink Rae Ann (Kirkendorfer) Ostenberg W. David Jackson Laura Merriel (Bowker) Parsons the David K. Andrews Dis- Nancy (Blackwell) James Grover Patton Penhallegon tinguished Alumni Award. Adria (Howe) Johnson William E. Reager Elizabeth A. (Hillman) Johnson Ruth Elaine (Furbush) Rice Leedom-Ackerman is a vice president emeritus John Hopkins Kehe Stephen Fitch Silha Joy Ellen (Burdick) Nowell David Timothy Slusser and former international secretary of PEN In- Gretchen M. (Troster) Ostenberg Jacalyn (May) Staehling ternational, former chair of PEN’s International Virginia Cutler Raymond Roberta Louise (Barnett) Stewart James S. Rosebush Randall Steven Swain Writers in Prison Committee, and past presi- Brooke Howell Schmidt James Walter Toppin dent of PEN Center USA. She is also a board Paul D. Schmidt Martha (Sage) Vang Elizabeth (Crecelius) Schwartz Sally C. (Cobb) Watson member emeritus of Human Rights Watch and Marilyn Bohlen Simpson Calvin Sim Williams John Steelesmith Laurie Joy Wood-Gundlach Save the Children and a trustee emeritus of John Christopher Wall Beatrix Clapp Woods Johns Hopkins University and Brown University. Melinda R. (Richeson) Wall Constance (Ponder) Zubek Alexander L. Ware Joan Sieber Ware COLLEGE 1973 Patricia Rae (Clarke) Waterson Kim Peter Alexander Nancy A. Wilbur Betsie (Bollinger) Andrews Edward T. Wright Jr. George A. Andrews III Howard Leslie Bay Cecily E. Lee COLLEGE 1974 COLLEGE 1972 Christopher Bordeaux Daryl Ann Leonard Stephen Lyman Abbott Pamela C. (Colls) Arpe Robert E. Brierley Gregory B. Linder Leslee (Godfrey) Allen Randel Owen Baehr Victoria (Stewart) Cameron Madelon Maupin Patricia Lynn Allen Sidney Pearce Bingham Jackie Cecile (Stanberry-Fout) Page (Losche) McBrier Morrison J. Lindsay Anderson William Simpson Breed Cannizzaro William E. Miller Linda Sue (Hinshaw) Bargmann Gary Joseph Bruegging Christian Edward Carlsen Miles M. Moore Laurie Ann (Smith) Becker Holliday (Honegger) Bruegmann William Richard Cottle Carol (Herrmann) Morath Paul Binford Beeson William John Bruegmann Susan Thomas Curtis Lawrence Ralph Olsen Sue (Rice) Beeson Diane (Winzer) Chaney Ann (Wheeler) Davis Helen Ostenberg Barbara L. (Mather) Berner John D. Chaney Sara (Wills) Davis William H. Ostenberg IV Janet K. (Lewis) Bilsborrow Lynn R. Chapman Wendy (Ware) Dearborn Corinna Barbara (Smith) Powell Carolyn (Pfeiffer) Booth Linda Joan Converse-Bloom Alice E. (Engelmann) Dervin Kathleen Ann (Crawford) Ramp Christine F. (Francois) Brown Laurie Knights Danko Linda (Pyle) Distel Jerry R. Rhyne James L. Brown Wendy L. (Schrock) Dreyzin Michael Dennis Distel Carl E. Rohde, II Ruth Elizabeth Bruning Richard Clayton Erwin Cynthia Cameron Dull Cosanne (Scholet) Schneberger Daniel James Canzoniero Brenda Lynd (Allen) Fitterer David Lawrence Dunn Lynne Scholfield Kathy Eileen (Lewis) Canzoniero Kent Fulton Gabrielle (Domermuth) Dyck Jeffery Paul Sholeen Christie Ann Carl James W. Garvey Roderic R. Essen David F. Stevens David William Caswell Carol (Ehmann) Genco Katherine Ruth (Thomas) Fitzer Paul Hancock Trowbridge Valeri Jean (Roberts) Chapman James Gordon Genco Julia Flowers Jon Van Vleck Elizabeth M. Christie Edwin Gerungan M. Alice Gayle Fred Vang Andre Christopher Cieply Sally A. (Andrews) Griego Mary-Lee Swan Gilliland Marianne (Els) Wallace Carol Margaret Clothier Marjorie Neale Griffith Gary Scott Hansen Jane L. Ward Diane G. W. (Woodard) Collier Robert Boyd Griswold Richard Duncan Ivey Deborah Jane (Thomas) Warren Janet Burgeson Cran Thomas A. Gutnick Robin Beverly Jarboe Frederick Woller Wienecke Seth Bland Dempsey Meredith (Morse) Hays Sandra Lee (Hulen) Kaufmann Katherine Hope Williams * Derek Arden Dibble Gay Ann (Gayley) Huff Thomas Avery King J. Douglas Wood Sally DeWitt (Jones) Domenighini Barbara Jean Hurwick Ann Kjellstrom Kneeland Lynn Rowe (Byington) Wood Robert Gordon Donaldson Elizabeth (Lundman) Jensen John Stuart Kneeland Wendella (Arbour) Edginton Peter Jay Jensen, II Joan (Roby) Kusulas Charles Robert Ellison Virginia E. (Tucker) Johnson Christina (Burgeson) Larson Carol Rordam Emery

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Robin (Headley) Florance Jonathan Reed Barner COLLEGE 1976 Claudia Susan Demmitt * Nancy Richardson Golmon Judith Anne Barr Rebecca (Eichar) Andrews Carolyn Eileen (Patzlaff) Drought Scott B. Griswold Jeffrey Davis Bell James Eugene Baker Christine Sander Dunbar Richard Jonathan Gude Laurie J. Biddle Bradley Alan Barnett Sallee M. (McKay) Gerbing Dale Alan Henn Janice (Wyman) Boies Lee White Barron Janet Lynn (Bridgham) Gerdes Georganne Reid Higgins Jerry Edwin Boies Jan (Dauterman) Beard Liza Allen Halpenny Alanson Perry Holly Bruce Alexander Bollinger Carol (Bay) Beim-Esche Charles D. Hanson Diane Sue (Olson) Howard Amy (Venning) Bordeaux Scheherezade (Issari) Black Inge M. Hardi Gail McElroy (Woods) Johnson Becky (Radcliffe) Bosak William R. Brandt Jr. John Stephen Haslam Delvine Elaine Joseph-Okereke Anne (Mayer) Cheezem Nancy L. (Ebbert) Burwell Leslie Cavill Haslam Sandra Lee (Marschalk) Jump David Loring Childs Scot Alan Cheatham Fredrick P. Johnson, II Sandra McFall Kamrath Alan Dale Christensen Margaret P. (Peto) Crump Lisa B. (Bilhorn) Keyston * Emily M. (Mayer) Kendrick Nancy (McFall) Clay Mary Craig (Thirlwell) Czerwonka David John Lines Thomas Gould Laver Diana Lea (Gayley) Cornthwaite James Dodd Finch Lorene (LeRoy) Lines Kathy Lyn (Barrett) Lee Linda (Tyler) Erwin Marcia G. Froehlich David Keith Lovegren Brad Lewis Jodie E. Fisher Cheryl Godfrey-Fendon Diann Brown Lovegren Shapleigh R. Mather Patricia Jean Flederman Carole Marie (Sander) Goodale Loch Ian Macadam D. Elizabeth (Mayes-Youngberg) Kenneth F. Freund Gillian (Greenhill) Hannum Steven Drew McAuliffe Mayes Ruth Anne (Engelmann) Glaberson Merrilee (Domermuth) Hansen Deborah Laver McNeil Jane (Levy) McLane Gretchen E. Gribble Laurie (Crow) Holser Keith Holt McNeil Nancy Lynn (Hansen) Moore Martha (Trumbull) Hallaren Durl Edgar Jones Peggy (Goodrich) Moretti Jan Heinig Mosman John C. Hanson Wendy (Richardson) Jones Robb Lindsay Moretti Brian Dennis O’Halloran George Walser Haynes Douglas Allen Lackey Dolores Blanche (Biamon) Muller Susan (Koelle) Olsen Steven Carl Holser Lynne (Newman) Lawson Susan Lynd (Hammel) Murphy Robert J. Reilly David C. Kennedy Katherine Matusek (Dunn) Lovegren Carol (Howes) Myers Sandra Susan (Roeming) Ann Griswold T. Kidson Melinda Marilyn Mayer Melinda Susan (Smith) Oyer Schumaker Melody (Horrell) King Lee Anne (Donaldson) Meidell Debra (Kistemaker) Piot Laurie Thomas Spry Anita J. (Noll) Knight Janelle Ruick More John Sheldon Piot T. Scott Starr Bonny (Klaus) Laver Elizabeth Ware Morris Carol Holland Rentschler Alan Robert Steckler Paul K. Lovegren III Kandice Anne (Bollinger) Neale Derek Howard Revilock-Frost Elizabeth (Ellington) Tegtmeyer Elizabeth C. (Garland) Lovell Kelly Gae (Jostyn) Neale Craig Struss Rhea Meghan Therry Terry Walter McNabb David Raymond Nethero Karin (Lind) Roberts Sara Louise (Huey) Thompson William George Moller III Jeffery Richard Olsen Byron W. Schneider Jeanne Melisse (MacPherson) Lynn Woleslagel Reiff Robert T. Olson Jr. Neal Sebbard Troutman Margaret K. (Klein) Rinegar Kent Pinson Susan (Stuart) Sebbard Lucia D. (DeGroot) Tyler Stephen Jon Romaine James Scott Redington Laurie Kathleen Shea David Alan Wallingford Ann Elisabeth (Shea) Schless Machiko (Imai) Romaine Deborah J. Simmons Holly (Hardenbergh) Webster Colin George Treworgy Alan Lee Shank Carolyn Lee (Stewart) Singleton Philip S. Webster Jr. Gail Marie Troseth Susan Booth Snipes Catherine Eileen (Myers) Stephens Kerry (Losche) Weir Catherine (Cashin) Walter Laurel (Erickson) Stevens Susana (Johnson) Terrell Anna Fyfe Whiteway James Robison Walter Pamela Rupp Stroud Owen Clark Thomas Maurice Paul Weir Lisa H. (Hunter) Sydness James Endicott Thurman Jr., CSB COLLEGE 1975 Carl Tibbetts Catherine (Johnson) Trogdon Murray F. Abbott Jeanie (Baxter) Tibbetts Jeffrey Lynn Turner Leslie W. Baker Martina (Arndt) Tuxen David Remington Twitchell George R. Wadleigh Joseph C. Whitelock Richard Bowes Waller Susan (Blandford) Wills Barbara (Highton) Williams Jeffrey Paul Wingert John Walter Williams Rhoda M. (Ford) Williams COLLEGE 1978 Lawrence Edward Wolfe Karyn Erickson Battenberg Susan Matthews Wolfe Kevin William Boyle Emily (Walker) Brickler COLLEGE 1977 Keith Edward Callahan Lauren (Archer) Abbott Jane A. Chaplin Nancy Jane (Garner) Beauchamp Stephen M. Clough Judith Jackson Bell Sara Lynn (Geisler) Croney Deborah Anderson Benson Elizabeth Valentine Day James Rutger Bleecker Richard N. Dunbar Jr. Roderick R. Booth David Timothy Gesler Colleen Frances (Niec) Briggs Timothy Dean Gillum * V. Star Campbell Kathleen Miner Gorman Jeffrey Bruce Clark Janet (Walkingstick) Gotwals Ronald H. Clarke Karen B. (Peters) Grimmer Timothy B. Collins Rosalind Scove Hibbs David Dwight Coughtry Jill (Jeffery) Horton D. Stephen DeWindt James Paul Huddleston Jr.

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P. Clay Jackson Heather Vogel Frederick Susan Ellen (Schmidt) Barthelmess Rebecca (Bushong) Stevens Victoria (Crandell) Johnson Drew Ann (Barber) Gillum Alan Raymond Byrd James Will Suber Dana L. Cossman Kenney Richard Charles Gillum John T. Caldwell David Mark Swank Wayne M. Koistinen Jan S. (Scholfield) Harrington * Mark S. Carley K. Robert Swartz Kim Alan Krieg Melissa Jane Hayden Corinne (Swanson) Challenger Patricia Diane Turner Sally Lynne (Glover) Krieg Colin Michael Haynes Karen Lind (Thorburn) Eckert Susan Ruth (Mann) West Catherine (Carson) Leadbeater Gregory Owen Hibbs Marianne E. (Meyers) Evans William John Whitney William Wallace Leitz John Robert Hicks John Dean Fleming Daniel James Woods Jeffrey Allan Loechner Lisa Lind Holton Steve Frederick Lisa Gail (Morrison) Loechner Lance Alan Hudson * Brenda Jean (Robertson) Goodsell COLLEGE 1981 Carolyn Marie Lord Marshall Ingwerson Norman W. Graham Melissa (Miller) Abbott Donald Ross MacKenzie Kathi (Hornlimann) Jager Amy McCain Hasselbring Elisabeth (Tegtmeyer) Adler Nancy (Morey) MacKenzie * Kristin (Anderson) Jamerson David Edward Hidding Peter Beaver Allen Patricia Ann (Tallman) Maksoudian Scott C. Jenkins Laurie Cameron Huber Wade LeRoy Anderson Susan (Stryker) Matush James Ballard Johnson Susan Eileen (U’Ren) Huddleston Susan Foss Bailey James Elliott Nethero Kris Alan Kaehn Christine Boemer Johnson Katherine E. (Morton) Bartelstone Erik Leif Olsen Marjorie (Coeyman) Kehe Elisabeth (Lacy) Kaehn Deborah Boone Bermel Mary Katherine (Armstrong) Pagett Timothy J. Kirkpatrick Francine S. Kiefer Robert H. Blackwell Jonathan Wold Palmer Jean Ann (Sellers) L’Heureux Katherine (McKay) Phillips Linda (Yows) Leitz Betsy (Lindquist) Pritchett Richard F. Leopold Mark Billings Raffles Steven C. MacWilliams * Glenn Robert Sander Robert James Macdonald Janice Lorraine Sears Douglas Arthur Matthews Carol Wait Ames Sewell Ruth June (Toner) Matthews % Frederick P. Smith III Gregory D. McAloney Robert Ludwig Snyder Priscilla H. (McCain) McFall 99 Curtis Nolan Sorrells Wendolyn S. Michnay of the College Class of 2018 reported having a Kim Walter Sorrells William D. Morales “professor who made me excited about learning” Daniel John Swanson Susan Kay (Doyle) Mundle David Joseph Taylor Meridee Lucille (Kelbey) Olsen John E. Tegtmeyer, II Mark Jeffrey Orr Gregory Tyson Thurman Susan (Ferguson) Palmer Clare Gates Turner Patricia Outland Perry David Scott Wachtel James F. Rader Susan H. (Hyde) Wall Sara Ruth (Higgins) Reed Diane K. (Dickson) Warneck Denise (Anderson) Reeves Caleb King James B. Bollinger Bradford Jason Waterman Dionne Moretti Remec Susan Hill Kruger Heather Margaret (Tinkham) Bowen Margaret Blakeslee Waterman Danne (Pike) Rhaesa Lindsay Gray (Hindmarsh) Langton Darrell Edward Buchanan Frank J. Whitelock Albert Clark Rich Eric Leonard Larmer Elizabeth Lee (Foulkes) Campbell Barry Lamar Wills Peter Ross Randall Howard Lindquist Adrienne (Wright) Colsia Pollyann S. (Stangel) Winslow Penelope L. Schmidt Jill Kirsten (Podeyn) Lurton Jeffrey Bernard Cornelius Mark Maxwell Sheehan Scott Daniel Lurton Holly Cannon Dates COLLEGE 1979 Heidi J. (Denniston) Snow William Howard Marston Susan Dickson De Wulf Nancy (Richardson) Ahern Benjamin Howard Snyder Katherine Manchester Martin Julie Grace (Paul) Denison Judy Anderson Allen Jeanne Wellington Snyder Susan Joanne (Ehart) McCandless Joel Donham Erickson Elizabeth Leever Anumu Merry (Pease) Sorrells Peter Randolph McCook Joan (Snyder) Fernandez Bridget Ellen Bailey Peter Alan Stevens Mark Wayne McFall Elizabeth (Williams) Fleming Patricia Anne (Streeper) Berens Sandra Lee Stricklin Terese Ruth (Reiter) Messman Kathleen Glover Jane Ann (Johnson) Boesen Heidi Lynn (Powell) Swartz Sally (Hathaway) Miller John Douglas Golder Lonnie Dean Boesen Cheryl Lynn Symonds-Tanner John Williston Mitchell III Paul Nelson Goodsell Jeffrey W. Bonvallat Lance Bryan Thornton Barbara Jane Montague Pamela Sue Greiner-Moulton Carol (Smith) Carey Kevin James Valentine Liisa Hilbert (Small) Nichols Jandelynn (Stillman) Hansen William J. Chaplin Mary Ellen (Maynor) Valentine S. Aneta Nilsen Amy Lynn (Vorhees) Hendricks Jean van L. Maas Clough Cynthia Loomis (Crowell) Waller Sally Alison (Neale) Patton Cheryl McCarter Hoffman Phillip G. Conlon Jr. John S. Wamboldt Stephanie (Hoffman) Pint Randall Scott Hoover Barbara Eastwood Coombs Karen L. D. (Demmitt) Whitney Lauren Holly (Althaver) Piontkowski James Francis Jamerson Susan (Sandmeyer) Cosh Bonnie Williams Steven Robert Price Joy Louise (Springer) Jamerson Timothy John Cosh Kathryn Louise (Hargraves) Wilson Tracy Jean (Leavitt) Price Marilyn Daniels Johnson Merid Dewaine Dates Diane Douglass Wingert Holly Nelson Rader Andrew Katz Peter V. Dempsey Jennifer Wold Nancy Janine (Gibian) Riley Nancy Joan (Turner) Katz Bruce Gordon Dunbar Laurel Rebecca (Poole) Woods Rita Renea (Walcott) Robles Wayne Hyle Keyes Paul Jeffrey Dutcher David C. Worley Debra Ann (Frank) Ross Ruth G. (Garner) Marshall Scott Alan Eckert Barbara Gail Sheldon Cynthia Rose (McCleary) Marston Roger R. Eschenroeder COLLEGE 1980 David Hugh Smith Monica Maruyama Skip Kress Franklin † Robert Jay Bailey Jr. Amy Elizabeth (Dunbar) Sparkman Susan Louise (Merrill) Mather Marcia (Onderdonk) Banning Clinton Andrew Staley Peter Winthrop Mattson

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Carol (Banister) McAloney Jennifer Amy Gilroy Karen Amber Powell Sarajane Freund Blatt Susan McConnell Holly Dawn Godfrey William Lee Protzmann David Clarence Furbush Debra (Jones) McCook David DeWitt Gray Linda Catherine (Foreman) Rolfes Kimberley Jean (Anderson) Furbush Patricia Lucinda (Linke) Mehring Andrew P. Hall Karen Denise Rowley Brett Wayne (Fox) Grimmer Cynthia Anne (Colburn) Mitchell Diane (Daily) Hammond Linda H. (Harris) Sapara Barbara Ann (Scott) Grubert Neil Henry Parker Linda E. (Peters) Hannan Dinah K. (Horath) Satterwhite Christine L. Hainsworth-Straus David Robert Patzlaff Jamie Harding Robert T. Satterwhite Abby Winland Hillman Marcelle E. (Marsh) Pearson Jann Louise Harley Matthew Woodley Schlaepfer Leslie Barrett Hobbs Linda (Passey) Perdomo Gaye Lynn Harper-Larison Kathleen Kay (Bishop) Schroeder Sylvia Hofflund Suzette Le Van Perkins Jane Elizabeth (Herrmann) Harrison Stanley Willis Seal Jayme (Walker) Holcomb Wesley Blair Powell Lawrence Edwin Harrison Jr. Lisa Jane (Wilhelm) Siewert Cherie Ann (Engelhardt) Hufford Catherine Ann (Reason) Raffles Adrienne Marie (Sandidge) Hill Cassie M. (Habjanetz) Sinichko Gaylea G. G. (Preble) Hynd Christopher C. Shaw Arthur William Hillman Kristin Keith Smith Stuart Eugene Jenkins Krystal (Kremer) Shaw Marilynn Carol Hoeke-Friberg Roderick C. Snyder Jeffrey Lyon Jones Heather (Smith) Sholeen Wayne Leslie Hoffman Jr. Laurel Elise Stewart David R. Littell Todd Carl Sholeen Barbara (Martin) Hurley * Lisle Staley Stigler Charla Sue (Waite) Mahon Howard Neil Stewart Jay William Jostyn Shawn Arthur Sugarman Douglas Martin Marunde Gail Y. Stine Colleen (Clements) Kashif John Rogers Tibbetts Mark Andrew McClintick Lisa Louise (Hansen) Mietchen Connie (Ragsdale) Miller Nathalie DeWulf Miller David Prescott Minsk Mary Wells Minsk Susan E. (Stone) Pinson “The love and support from teachers, housemoms, and Melissa R. (Rowell) Prew Gigi (Gustafson) Raine classmates has ignited my desire to overcome challenges Melody Ray Culp Julia (Rhodes) Sanderude Scott Kenneth Sanderude and express my God-given abilities.” Elizabeth Lynn Schaefer Bonnie-Jean (Stitt) Schlaepfer Rodger Maxwell Sheehan —Upper School junior Ben Stuart Shipman David Warren Stafford-Parkin Nanette S. Stockel Janet Howell Taylor Deborah Huelster Thompson Julia Kimball (Hammar) Vice Sarah (Olson) Ware Irene Lodie (Hafen) Suber Diane Estelle Poole Keyes Deborah Ann (Collier) Tonkin Amanda (Price) Weitman David Gustav Swanson Kimberly Kirkpatrick Jonathan Njuguna Wanjiru Helen Lyddell Wills Jocelyn (Bell) Swanson Curry (Clifford) Koch John Lawson Weiss Diane E. Witters Lisa Rennie Sytsma Deena May (Rohrer) Kolb Randall Scott West Jennifer B. (Ball) Wolf Lisa Taylor Shellie Rae (Stevens) Kovaleski Jolanda M. Westerhof Timathea (Shays) Workman Bonniesue (Rohrer) Wadleigh Wendy Williams Landry Mark Alan Whalley Pamela J. Wolff Yeaple William Dexter Warren Elizabeth Clark Langwith Carol Ann Weber Stewart Alan Levin COLLEGE 1983 COLLEGE 1984 Martha (MacWilliams) Weiss Victoria C. (Miner) Lewis Jane Pelton Andresen Joy Christiane (Andresen) Anderson Julie K. (Hedgepeth) Williams Mark Randall Manker Gretchen Carr (DeWolf) Anthony Tracy Scott Anderson Mark David Woleslagel Paula C. (Beaman) Manker Justice Kwaku Anumu April Austin Carol (Huntley) Wolfe Allan Walter Marquardt, II George Standish Beebe, II Carolyn (Hillman) Baird Steven Richard Martin John Montgomery Briggs Edgar Dozier Ballard COLLEGE 1982 Dennis G. Marunde Nancy (Hack) Brinkley Daniel Day Brandt Brian Sargent Abbott Wolter Mehring Sr. James Jeremy M. Brown Silvia Brum dos Santos Kristi June (Smith) Acuff Andrew Keith Minsk Sandra (Coats) Campbell Margaret Elizabeth Buzzell * Robert David Aptaker Claire Edwin Moolenaar Dawn (Thomas) Charles Ronald Allen Charles Jr. Carol (Stephens) Bell Priscilla (Liggett) Moore Thomas Marsden Clayton Lynn (Cassingham) Davis Michelle (Harrison) Beroza Jennifer Lynn (Williams) Morales Wendy Ann (Kreutz) Clayton Joan (Laurel) Dixon Nancy (Lavender) Bryan Steven Watts Moulton David Ray Corbitt Karen Elaine (Tuel) Eisenauer Lisa (Ehrick) Chan Elizabeth (Davis) Muench Susan B. (Boink) Corbitt Scott Duncan Eschenroeder Richard David Crandell Jennifer Lynn (Foulkes) Myers Deborah (Heckel) Crabtree Christie Lynn Francis Lisa (Carley) Dabel Amy Sauers Nickell Thomas Renau Denison Jennifer Leigh (Casanave) Friborg Kenneth Whitla Davis Thomas Henry Nickell Stephen David Dissette Rebecca Sue Graves Jan Alison (Mosteller) Duke Celeste J. Oakland Carol Desmond Donohue John Lunsford Gray Suzanne (Sullivan) Englert Ward Thomas Patterson Richard Allen Eisenauer Gregory Davis Hammond Nancy Boswell (Loomis) Forest Barrie Blankenship Paulson Janice Olene (McAloney) Elmore Jane Dare (Dickler) Harding Margaret (Dunham) Gibbs John David Petch John David Elmore Caitlin Highton Hoffman

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Debra Thompson Kuhn Robin May (Everbeck) Charlton Gregory Remington Kuhn Joel Garret Dauterman Brian Keith Latson Lewis Robert Dixon Julie (Carlson) Littell Heather Marie Ehmke Albert A. van L. Maas Tracy Lynn Elmes Lisa Kimberly (Elmes) Marunde Kristin Leath (Holmes) Halsey Lori (Parker) Meyer Thomas Milton Halsey Eric Brady Meyers * Dorothy Kay (Harrison) Halverson Martha Blake Pelton Beate Kreutziger Hathaway Heather April (Hardy) Petch Tracy Farrell Jenkins Kelly Ann (Huff) Rattray Benjamin P. Jones Susan Page (Olson) Reynolds * Jean Kay (Gilliland) Martin Robert V. Rohrer Laura Lee (Bay) Oyer Wendy Ellen Sacket Amy Elise Petersen Mary Victoria (Wright) Schaefer Janet Rowley Rountree Timothy Alan Schaefer Daniel Glenn Sheets Heather Darling Shotwell Terry Marie (Smith) Sheets Scott Emery Siewert James August Stock Margery Ann (Stewart) Smith Hilary Dawn (Fletcher) Waller Mary Ann (Green) Sprague Jonathan Collins Wright Betsy (Severance) Stehle Sally Shaw Stock COLLEGE 1986 Jennifer Jane (Ward) Bumba COLLEGE 1988 Sharron Lee Summerlin Elizabeth Anne (Petersen) Arnett Devon Marjorie Burr Laura (Sharples) Alford Wendi Lyn (Greene) Taylor Robert John Ball Aileen (Schnoller) Cheatham J. Lynn (Davison) Babcock A. Frederick Telschow Anne Elizabeth (Hedgepeth) Bruce Blair Conover Sergina Borrero Bach Dale Scott Thomas Banaskavich Kathryn Anne (Tobiasen) Coyne Marini (Darmadi) Ballard Dawn Van Dyck Susan Kent Beattie, I. Cindi Dallese (Shires) Curley James Daniel Brantingham Janis Antonio Veidelis Amy Jean (Goodsell) Beck Ryan Day Karen Schmidt Brantingham Kristine Louise (Kranz) Pamela Lindquist Blaney Bonnie Jean (Hamilton) Demaree Kimberly Diane (Hays) Butler Waldenmeyer Suzanne Noelle Block John Faulkner Demaree Cheryl Lea (Bachus) Carbonell Andrew Stuart Waller Bonnie Kathleen Boss-Stanley Jeffrey Stanz Erb Tobin Thomas Clark Robert Frederic Weitman Richard Dean Butler Carol Christine Fanta Cathy Joyce (Spiker) Dale David Weston White Noel Corey Carlson Lynn (Spencer) Grennie Jennifer Cummings Dale David Heinrich Wold Daniel Edward Carnesciali Peter James Lewis Ronald Christie Eddington Jr. Deborah Bond Wold Karen Jaenicke Carnesciali Robert Eliot Lovett Jr. Ann Wilkinson Ellis Janet Corinne (Hedgepeth) Wright Timothy Fredric Crandall Jill Louise (Leistner) McClelland Arthur Elliott Foulkes Carole Ann Yourl William Jarecki Dale Andrew Mason McClintick Adriane Marie (Whitney) Fredrikson Susanne (Ehlert) van Eyl Laverta Gayle (Hosmer) Dauterman Samantha Ann (Myers) Hans Edward Fredrikson Patricia H. (Hopkins) Goodspeed McClintick Varon Harold Fugman COLLEGE 1985 Karen S. Grayson Amy Johnson McEwen James Halsey Gray Stephanie S. (Strout) Anderson Glenn Stephen Grow Lauri Thompson (Pfisterer) Matthew Thomas Grennie Pam Celeste (Teller) Bobick Todd Warren Gruenig McNabb Diana Y. (Bringas) Hathaway Mark Allen Challinor Julie Louisa Hammar Catherine Ann (Valentine) Mohan Sue (Godfrey) Huffman Robert Clark Charlton Jr. Scott Marshall Hathaway Eric Dwaine Nelson Melissa Anne (Baker) Joyner David Madison Hinds Susan Kennedy Orttung Katherine Z. (Zacher) Lewis Cheryl (Cole) Howell Jeffrey Carl Patzlaff Sherrie Lee (Kirkendall) McAninch Eric Doy Howell Jill Marie (Edmondson) Perry Wyatt W. McCrea Steven Scott May Raleigh G. Ragan Frances Bell McFarlane George Marion Nutwell III Christopher B. Rezny Edward Renz Murphy III Valerie (Franklin) Parker Robert Andrew Roberts Catrina Marie (Sturtz) Murray Gretchen Karla (Henning) Parrish Jill Tindall Rohrer Lucinda (Kollock) Osborn Ridge Thomas Sampson Patricia Ann (Mulford) Russell Brian Catlin Peticolas Daniel Edward Schaefer Merrilyn Sue (Holzberlein) Sherri Gay Ragan Brook Andrew Severance Shoemaker Heather Hicks Reekstin Garrick T. Sprague Richard Turner Staunton Jr. Jennifer (Hardin) Reitmeister Tracy Robert Switzer John Everett Stephens Brian David Roberts Linda S. (Simon) Tinsley Meredith Ann (Saunders) Wayde Isahn Shoemake Elizabeth Anne (Mathiott) Wallace Telschow Rebecca (Jones) Smith Laura (Rodd) Wood Gaelynn (Moseley) Thurman Edward Warren Stahl III Deborah Zoe (Lambert) Worley Kimberly Ann (Rehmeyer) Wendy Sue (Williams) Swarts Jule Anne Zacher Torrence Celia Ruth (Block) Webster David Dale Turner COLLEGE 1987 Keli Crandall Viereck COLLEGE 1989 C. Scott Baldauf Colin Paul Vogt Matthew James Audier Laura Louise (Fullerton) Ball Galen Enar Benson Kathryn Barnes Susan Louise Billings

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Brett William Boyd Kelly Katherine (Brandon) Peticolas Mary Elizabeth (Mealer) Sipe Kevin Barry Capp Kevin William Bross Sheila Shirleen Rasmussen Joshua Lawrence Sprague Stephanie Anne (Neal) Conover Rene Bujard Lisa N. Ritterbuck Marette Denninger St John Paul Lloyd Cuneo Sue Ellen (Hummell) Coughtry Elizabeth Walpole Roberts Phebe Ann Telschow Carolyn Lee (Madden) Frank Xavier (Wood) Dubois Paul William Robinson Carol (Spelman) Thies Leah Robin Gallant-McFall Randall Craig Fendon Julie (Eckley) Rogers Ray R. (Reynaldo Jr.) Villaman Julie S. Gardner Peter Manson Fletcher Kristen L. (Pfleeger) Shoemake Jessica Reynolds (Atwood) White David Payne Gutelius Deborah Lynn Gotchef Christine Sharon (George) Skutt Jennifer Lynn (Niermann) Wood Elizabeth Ann Harris-Colarossi Robert Dean Guthrie Rachel Rebecca (Gallup) Soney Thomas Clinton Wood Geoffrey Martin Hinchman Thomas Gary Haak Clementine Suiffet Lawrence Whitney Howland III Jill Noel Hamilton Jennifer Cora Thomas-Larmer COLLEGE 1992 Edith (Pfeifer) List Karin Marie (Peterson) Heath Karen Oleson Treadwell Steven Babcock David Vernon Luger Thomas Rhodes Hundley Matthew James Walters William Henry Bradstreet IV Meggan Lee Madden Christina Petersen Hussey Sally Miner Walters Krista Leigh (Moore) Capp Christine Anne McAllister Mary Ann Gustafson Lomascolo Fabienne (Singher-Boucher) Warrick Mary (Osborn) Combs Kyle Cameron Miller Douglas Michael Marrelli David Stuart Westphal Shelley L. (Donald) Coolidge Kathleen C. R. Moore Heidi (Landen) Marrelli Chan A. Davidson Sandra Lynn (Eastman) Nager Eric Sean Matthiesen Mark Theodore Demaree Kendra Evalyn Nordin-Beato Amy Louise (Beckstrom) Patzlaff David Pfleeger Kris Ann (Eccles) Proctor Donald Ray Quitter Jr. Susan (Sharples) Quitter College seniors’ capstone projects help Katherine Margaret Rathband % Lance Alan Riedel them hone the “soft skills”—critical Thomas L. Ross 77 Ellen Farley (Johnson) Sprague of the College class Heidi Priscilla Standish thinking, communication, problem Perry Ellwood Towle of 2018 completed a Nancy Lynn (Poole) Williams culminating experience solving, etc.—so important to employers. Marjorie Thompson Wohlfarth- Longshore

COLLEGE 1994 Tiffany (McCoy) Faulstich Eric Lenn Gallant-McFall Juan David McBane COLLEGE 1991 David Asher Dillard Megan Sue (Vala) Gutelius Heidi Sue (Merrifield) Morris Elizabeth (Miller) Allen Blair David Faulstich Angela Jane (Smith) Healy Christian Mathis Mouser Linda Klemm Andrews Sharon Annalee (Reich) Hoback KeSr.a Hoffman Denise Elaine (Ritchie) Mouser Kashmira T. (Tumboli) Baldauf Mary Jane Sweeney Hoff Daniel Stewart Hussey Eric McCreary Nager Nancy (Nye) Brown Jonathan Prescott Hosmer John Andersen Kistler Kenneth Kohl Oehmig Randall Allen Cobb Kimberly Whitmore Howland Arno Stefan List Wynne (Staley) Pecheck Richard Leigh Colarossi Heather Kathleen (Thompson) Leah Madden-Pairoa † Courtney (Fry) Petersen Rebecca Joan Poole Coles Keller Kimberly Wells Maurin Paul James Petersen Julie Beirne Finnin Day Amy Catherine Kiesel Daniel Taylor Nutwell Kevin Michael Swarts Corinne Isabelle (Poncet) Goodrich Sarah Elisabeth (Rathband) Ashley Carol Olson Laura Hurwitt Towle Scott Kendall Grometer Leedberg Wendy Kristin (Hymes) Allison Kay White Charles Buchanan Hardy Sarah Elizabeth McGuigan Onovwerosuoke Abbott Lawrence Wright IV * Michael Forest Harrison Elizabeth Litten Miller John Wesley Ostler Heidi (Shays) Heinbaugh Cynthia Jean (Hammond) Naylor Karen Karlskind Ostler COLLEGE 1990 Christian Farley Helms Winifred Anne (Hinchman) Jordan Curtis Poznick Jill Suzanne (Weldon) Butler Kerste Leigh (Bryant) Helms Needham Jennifer Dresser Scott Tiffany Anne (Strelow) Cobb Wendie (Bennett) Hosmer Sharon (Kohl) Oehmig Amy (Dopp) Storm David Scott Coolidge Kristin Margaret (Robinson) Erik Scott Penfield Wyatt Allen Storm Marjorie Lonora (Foerster) Jennings Darren Craig Poznick Heidi (Kleinsmith) Van Patten Eddington Kristen E. (Lund) Kearney Jonathan Michael Proctor Marc K. Wade Jennifer E. Francis Neil David Kearney Brett Winston Rogers Bradford James Warrick Neal Alan Frank Kipp Patrick Keller Robert Patrick Schmit Timothy Ross Waters Gwendolyn Jean (Smith) Gesler Cynthia Jane (Bradley) McCarty Scott Carl Shank Amy Hutto Hagenlocher Andrew James Mears Anne (Tucher) Truesdale COLLEGE 1995 Jon Frederick Heath Okorefe Fred Onovwerosuoke Christine E. (Hinkel) Villaman Macaulay Okey Akubueze Jennifer Lynn Jacobs Margaret W. (White) Penfield Jennifer Anne (Wilson) Wood Sara Nelson Borer Anja Desiree (Steinlein) Kaup Celeste April (Beres) Peterson Charles Andrew Youngblood Annabel Joy (Arnott) Cieply Jodie Windal Kennedy Kurt Alan Peterson David Rand Hoffman Craig Scott Naylor Noreen Elizabeth (Nye) Robinson COLLEGE 1993 Jennifer (Spencer) Hoffman Paul Marshall Needham Patricia Brown Schmit Douglas Edward Beck Amy Louise (Weber) Humphries Alison Brice Peticolas Pervez H. Setna Julie Anne (Munson) Beck Inez Maubane Jones

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Joy Marie (Holzberlein) Ligon * COLLEGE 1999 Jason Douglas McCord Brooke Lauren (Penick) Anderson Tricia Paoluccio Alan Carson Bradley Constance Elizabeth (Alford) Sablan Timothy Alan Johnson Steven Theo Savides Jeffrey David Juell Eric Chester Smith Heather C. (Schaberg) Keough John Dirk Van Patten Jr. Lisa Ann (Cooper) McCord Christopher Eric Wood Gregory Justin North Christopher Apoder O’Riordan-Adjah COLLEGE 1996 William Harrison Ostenberg V * Mary Clare (Demaree) Audier Elizabeth Juell Pomeroy Portia W. (White) Benson Matthew Glenn Schultz Jane Marie Bullard Jonathan Elias (Williams) Shedd Jack Timothy (Weeks) Doutrich Lori Jean (Leal) Doutrich COLLEGE 2000 Matthew Pierce Fitzsimmons Akwei Oko Acquaye Kristina (Martine) Gessler Brant Gregory Arthur Christie Cern Hanzlik Kelly Ann (Bingham) Brown Kristen Courtney (Lynch) Harrison Amy Andrews Burky Michael Bradford Kilborn Jonathan Andrews Burky Kristina Lanier Walter Sherwood Collins III Peter Ryan Murphy Melissa Leah Duffy Cynthia Yates Nutwell Ariana Herlinger † Danielle J. (Hurtienne) Waters Julie Thorington Hofman Joy D. (Denninger) Long COLLEGE 1997 Travis Hamilton Long Allison (Paddock) Abdelnour Trevor William Mitchell John Franklin Abdelnour Jason David Morse Sylvia Kidder Barry Mindy Lynn (Prziborowski) Savides Shirra Connon (Anderson) Baston David Catlow Shipek Joseph Wright Bradley III Laura Jean (Cooper) Southworth Gregory Lee Bruland Gregory William Spaulding Melanie Hoppe Davidson Mark Philip Youngblood David Christopher Farrell Glenna Jane (Anderson) Hoyle COLLEGE 2001 Benjamin George Hatfield Sarah Neale Rand John Christian Hoyle Kyla Dawn Crandell Becker Nathan Michael Hirsch Spencer David Rand Renee Kirsten Lewis Joel Philip Belmont Brittany Maxwell Hopkins Alison Joyce (Wiegand) Reid Kathryn Friedman Lunardelli Heather Lynn (Blamey) Biro Barry Ray Huff Bonnie Anne (Bosak) Staudt Paul Douglas Nortrom Scott Calvert Brown Jaime Lynn (Threlkel) Jensen Sarah Janelle (Moore) Steph James Christian Rankin Alden Perry Bushnell Adam Benjamin Messer Eliza Allen Stewart John Bruce Trevor-Roberts Christine M. Boggs Bushnell Kristin Morse Messer J. Byron Stewart Matthew Brent Casey Jason Lee Prziborowski Joy Elisabeth Tegtmeyer COLLEGE 1998 Kathryn Lynn (Horton) Cook Lisa Marie (Thompson) Shipek Sally Sue Bishop Nicole Ekings Gervais Erik William Silver COLLEGE 2004 Karin Wells Bradley Justin Bennett Long Kimberly Kristin Smith Chioma Ifeatu (Dinobi) Bishop Charles Travis Brantingham Bonnie Noel (McPherson) Mitchell Charles Michael Staudt Reid Garrett Charlston Kristen Wells Carlson A. Oluwakemi Mohammed Nshemeize Garnet (Semiti) Swao Devlin Michael Creighton Amy Joy (Wagner) Cowart Peter Bickford O’Brien Catherine Hewen Trevor-Roberts Ryan Fisher Duffy Byron Bradley Davis Chad Mathis Reid Amy Robbins Evans Lauren Stewart Hinchman Jessica Jennings (Brown) Sassalos COLLEGE 2003 Jessica Mattson Fendon Johnathan Fred Keough Lynne Marie (Elrick) Scott Pereari Martin Aboro Melody Renee Hauf-Belden Brian Paul Lawrence Nathan Scott Smith Michael Douglas Brown Allison Gates Krysiek Jessica Ann Little Julie Lyn Snorek Claire Wightman Casey Jessica Dawn Morse Ellen D. (Smith) Maas Jonathan Sedge Southworth Julie Lynn Dull Jim Bob Moser Anikpe Idowu Mohammed Leah Ostenberg Stender Brandon Michael Fairbanks Anna Elizabeth North Kelly Griffin Nortrom Nicholas James O. Steph Irene Melchner Penrose Robert Alexander Ferguson Jennifer Anne Odegaard Derek Owen M. Grier Alexander Andrew Rockwood Jessica Kaufmann Reed COLLEGE 2002 Deborah Clare Henderson Alistair Brian Savides Terri-Ann Natasha E. Rougier Eliva Atieno Ambugo Katharine Larissa Ame Eleanor May Strong Melanie May Shedd Kathryn Joy Andrews (Schneider) Kraus Sara Elizabeth (Warmack) Jennifer Lynne (Saltzman) Bronwen Jordanna (Cooke) Arthur Jenny Stallard Lillge Tegtmeyer Timmerman Lilian Christina (Weber) Belmont Stephanie Joy Little Casie Cusick Witte Jennifer Ann (Barone) Towle Hannah Keiley Martin Brantingham Rachel Anna (McVey) McClintick Cheryl Ann (Coates) Young Debra Myers Woodward Carolyn Georgia (Hill) Burns Merrilee Ellen McFarland Christina Threlkel Yuan Cynthia Danielle (Lambert) Flowers Ruth Elizabeth (Weaver) Morse Philip Andrew Green James Robert Odegaard

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Matthew Reed King Murilla Onriette King Hannah Elizabeth (Goering) Loechner Matthew Loosvelt Carolyn Elizabeth Sanderude Gabriela Rose Schwenker Sarah Lucille Stolfa

COLLEGE 2015 Jordan Scott Anderson Alice Veras Batista Gustavo Leonardo Batista Abigail Jane Blatt Kelsy Wood Brawn Jacob Wayne Elmore Melissa Joy L’Heureux Jessyca Aileen MacMullin Jessica Christine Neal Karina Meredith Olsen James Austin Romo McGuire Samuel Semnacher COLLEGE 2005 Emily Brook Reynolds Smith Ricardo Augusto Di Domenico Kendall Jacob Shoemake Crystal Allen Gunasekera Andrle Holly (Pence) Ward Jordao Savanna Frances Sprague † Holly Ann Barber Brittany Lorrell (Baggs) Watts Kimberly Anne Distel Weston Lloyd Williams Jessica Joy (Lund) Charlston Cameron Carlson Dutro Jessica Rae Wingert Amanda Jean Childs COLLEGE 2008 Mark Windham Evans Lyssa Ann Winslow Melanie Claire D’Evelyn Jacqueline Ann (Pappas) Ball Nina Talle Mokoosio Laura T. (Tibbetts) Witney Heather Anne (Erwin) Fairbanks Dana Raymond Byquist Hannah Sheffield Richards Tucker Godfrey Daniels Fendon Mary Ama Aforo Coker-Pimpong Chelsea (Kendrick) Sheasley COLLEGE 2016 Sarah Louise Fitz Oliver Bartlett Cooper Christopher J. Sheasley Jessica Michelle Alford John Timothy Lovseth Stephanie Stanley Creighton Alyssa Paige Valentine Kara Elise (Johnson) Armistead Stephanie Lyn Rader Lovseth Emily (Ward) Ellet Kathryn Elizabeth Croney Eric Scott Phillips Kimberly Meagan Fleming COLLEGE 2011 Annika Lynn Fredrikson Aaron Park Pratt Ashley Christina Manker Grier Annabelle Alice Bloom David Robert McClelland Alison (Staudt) Rea Michael Joshua Jensen Benjamin Robert Kniola Daniel Nioyonu McKenzie John Emerson Tegtmeyer III Jacob Kohut Andrea Lauren Raffles Tessa Adelaide Miller Joseph Drew Van Riper John Austin Lane Rigel William Cory Valentine Kelsey Victoria Whitney Emily Melissa Moeller-Prom Jessica Olene (Elmore) Whitney Robert James Witney COLLEGE 2006 Stephen William Murray Christine Love Bailey Christopher Paul Watts COLLEGE 2012 COLLEGE 2017 Melody Baillargeon Gregory Karl Wienecke Genevieve Elyse Bergeson Taylor Aaron Bookout Steven James Crump Robert Stephen CalkinsKeyes Maxwell Balent Bruch Kristyn Leigh Gibbs COLLEGE 2009 Jordan Milner Cook Niklas Thomas Guenter Hathaway K. E. Alexander Lambert James Casey Arnott Kathryn Anne (Clark) Jensen Hunter Leif Mehring Andrew Thomas Packer Gifty Naa Ayele Aryeetey Melanie Lauren (MacWilliams) Sara Elizabeth Stephenson Bruce Rea Jeffrey Malcolm Ball Moser Parker Haydock Tibbetts Anthony Regino Ruzzano III Katherine Joy Palmer Betzler Lauren Mae Mosman Fiona Christine Waller Jennifer Jane (Buchanan) Silver Hillary Grace (Austin) Brownell Emily Elizabeth Sander Lynne Nicole Beautrow Tucker Thomas Austin Brownell Paul Scott Sanderude COLLEGE 2018 Gavin Reid Williams Oge Debbie Chibuzor Katlyn Amber Straub Isabelle Summers Abbott Timothy Theodore Cook Lindsay Louise Sydness Timothy Ryan Bassler COLLEGE 2007 Eva Michelle (Post) Cooper Amy Christine Sylvester Genavieve Eloura Berger Sarah Christine Andrews Jeffrey Alan Gibbs Marina Louise Whitney Bess Joanne Bookout David Michael Bates Justin Alexander Peter Hughes Duncan Martin Wilder Amanda Elizabeth Breneman Andrew Howard Berner John Raffles Adell Natalya Zdan Clarice Bruch Frances Abigail Boudreaux Emem Etim Uko Grace Elizabeth Buchanan Molly Flavin Broere Cal Wilson Webster COLLEGE 2013 Gabriella Ann Burns Tom Robert Evans Jr. Drew Patrick Whitney Tyler Henry Loechner Vanessa Béjar Gutiérrez Kathryn Pomeroy Jackson Sara McDaniel Wienecke Owen Elisabeth Loose Ian James Carlson Christina Caroline (Thorsen) Lisa Allison Myles Serkalem Jeremy Carper Nethero COLLEGE 2010 Samuel William Nickell Andrew Gabriel Christianson James Elliott Nethero, II Nicole Marie Barnett Cameron Hays Wells Katiana Marie Cokinos Schuyler Pierce Onderdonk Katherine Leigh (Farquhar) Berner Natalie Ann Cooper Meredith Ann Pagett Pratt Diana Lauren Cornthwaite COLLEGE 2014 Parker Allen Davidson Heather Anne Ruszczyk Kenneth Scott D’Evelyn Spencer Pritchett Clevenger Madeline Clare Demaree Brian DeHay Davenport Abigail Elizabeth Harraden Jadwiga Doney

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Connor Lee Fiddler Estate of Jane H. Shea (C’48) Helen (Konter) Bates (C’44) Robiny Case (FS’90) Channing Faith Fisher Estate of Joan M. Mortner (US’53, Joyce Baum Louise P. (Pick) Caser (C’58) Nicholas Glenn Flanders JC’55) Linda M. Beasley-Warson (US’69) Barbara Casey Emelie Ann Fredrikson Estate of Linda D. Robbins (C’67) Susan M. (Mitchell) Beck (C’66) Douglas William Caviness Lauren Nicole Fulton Estate of Margaret G. McKelvie Paul John Beckett (C’63) (US’82, C’86) Nicole Beth Gerber (C’67) George Standish Beebe, II (C’83) Harry Chamberlain Pierson Prouty Gill Estate of Margaret L. Marin (US’74) Charles Bell Jr. Russell Chamberlin Megan Fae Gray Estate of Randall S. Dearborn (C’76) Victoria (Wetton) Bell (US’50) Jane A. Chaplin (US’74, C’78) Robin Marion Grindstaff Richard G. Benedikt (C’75) William J. Chaplin (C’79) Elizabeth Perkins Hagenlocher Ruth E. (Dunn) Benjamin Anne (Mayer) Cheezem (C’75) Emma Kathryne Halsey (US’29, JC’31) Horace Reed Chope (US’50, C’54) Conrad Peter Heath Ethel Bennett Jennie Ann Christensen (C’79) Emma Francine Herman Randall A. Benton (C’67) Duane R. Christianson (C’62) Brett Robert Huntley Deborah Boone Bermel (C’81) Jacqueline Clampett-Jones Jacob Nicholas Huss Paul Bermel Roberta Clark Sierra Grace Hussey Ruth Best W. Brad Clark Garrett Dirksen Johnson E. Jean Binkley R. Doris Clarke Sapphire Marie Johnston Nancy Siebens Binz (US’51) Diane Clayton Jacob Alan Kearney Gordon J. Bird (US’37, C’41) Timon Theodor Keller Hugh J. D. Bishop (C’70) Laura Lea Sofie Kelm 1898 LEGACY SOCIETY Ann-Elizabeth Blamey Logan Gage Landry Richard Blamey Hannah May LePoidevin DONOR SECTION Cary (Ambler) Boggs (US’52, C’56) Amanda Grace Loudon Donors in this section have Howard Allen Boggs (US’52) Nicholas Nieland Lynch named Principia in one or Sally Roesch Bogle (US’58, C’62) Tatyana Claire Marquardt more planned gifts. Carolyn (Pfeiffer) Booth (C’74) Janeen Jae Sonja Mathisen Richard Temple Booth (C’69) 731 Zachary J. Matthiesen Shirley Boyer Number of 1898 Legacy Michael Forrest McClelland Bonnie (Foote) Abiko (C’61) Alan Christopher Bradley Society members Jason Tyler McKay McEntire Jan (Harrison) Abrams (US’65, C’69) (US’63, C’67) last year Samuel Philip Meier Kenneth Abrams Susann Bradley Marcella Nshimiyimana Linda Adams Linda Whitmore Bradstreet (C’67) Cybill Akinyi Nyabong’o Katherine C. (Crecelius) Agnew Betty Lou (McDonald) Brady Sky O’Brien (C’66) (US’53, C’57) John Zachary Ouellette Toni Alexander Frankie Brazell Kristen Bay Oyer Laura (Sharples) Alford Annette B. (Livengood) Brooks % Stephen Erik Penfield (US’84, C’88) (US’60, C’64) Niklas Ansel Karl Peschke Steven Alford Caroline Brooks 41 Caidi Meigan-Jade (Gillett) Phillips Bettye (Beaver) Allen (C’41) Robert Leslie Brooks (US’60) of the past fiscal year’s Courtney Lee Puduski Deborah L. Allen (C’68) Addison Brown III Vanessa Ramirez-Jasso Holly (Walpole) Althaver (C’52) Arlene Masser Brown (C’45) donors were members Logan Ribeiro Araujo Lambert E. Althaver (C’52) James Douglas Brown (C’70) of one or both of Nathan Reed Richards Marianne (Gasen) Ambler Linda Brown Principia’s leadership- Rachael Lynn Schueler (US’49, C’53) Gary Joseph Bruegging (C’72) Megan Natalie Selby Evelyn Anderson Marian J. (Parks) Brusberg (C’63) level giving societies James Conrad Skinner Heather Anderson Margrett H. Buchholz (C’68) Martin Harisena Melta Soemarsono James H. Andrews (US’64, C’68) Jane Marie Bullard (C’96) Nur Sampurno Soetarman Rebecca (Eichar) Andrews (C’76) Alice (Galloway) Bullwinkle (C’62) Timothy Philip Steckler Ingrid Anzivino David Bullwinkle (C’62) Tanya (Loucks) Clayton (US’59) Cassidy Ann Steedman Robert Anzivino Julie Hart Burchfield (C’61) Warren Clinton (C’65) Mackenzie Leeanne Talcott Martin E. Arden Jr. (C’47) Jocelyn (Birch) Burdick (JC’41) Carol Margaret Clothier (C’74) Robert Leland Tarnow James Rocket Arnott (C’68) Jean Burgdorff Dorothy Cochran Natasha Katherine Telschow Patricia Arnott Janet Burk Ramona (Van Urk) Cole (C’63) Zachary Scott Telschow Carolee Atha Laura L. Burke (US’77) Delores Coleman Alexandra Hope Weitman Wentworth Bacon Dorathy Burnett William Coleman Thomas Ryan Wolfe George Wm. Ball Jr. (C’58) Julee Kay (O’Flyng) Cade (US’62) Diane G. W. (Woodard) Collier Deirdre Joanne Wright Laura Louise (Fullerton) Ball (C’87) Sandra Callaway (US’70, C’74) Robert John Ball (US’82, C’86) Katherine Cameron Lani Meanley Collins (US’73) Cary Ballard Victoria (Stewart) Cameron Mary Collins Estate of Barbara Walker Gordon Donna Ballenger (US’69, C’73) Paul Collins (US’39, C’43) Clarence Bargmann Alice L. Campbell (US’54) Timothy B. Collins (US’73, C’77) Estate of Claire Hamilton (US’50, Linda Sue (Hinshaw) Bargmann John Campbell Glenn A. Commons (US’59, C’63) C’54) (C’74) V. Star Campbell (C’77) Linda (Keller) Commons (C’63) Estate of Deanne Holzberlein (C’55) Betty Barker (HON’04) Kristen Wells Carlson (C’98) Joseph Conklin Estate of George A Cooper (US’34, Hilary (Hamilton) Barner Sandra Carlson John Connolly C’38) (US’65, C’69) MaryAgnes (Benedix) Carton June Cooper Estate of Helen Silha (JC’39) Jonathan Reed Barner (C’75) (US’66) David Allan Cornell (C’59)

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Linda Cornell (FS’67) Christine Sander Dunbar (C’77) Franklyn R. Forkert (C’51) Harvey Eric Heiges (US’58, C’62) Carol Cory Susan Dunkel Judith Forman Alvin Hendler Beth A. Cowley (US’74, C’78) Priscilla Dushame Margaret Francis Carolyn Hendler Anabeth Hormel Cox (C’61) Daniel Albert Dyck (C’69) John E. French (C’40) Dale Alan Henn (C’74) Nancy C. M. (Mills) Crabbe (US’58) Edward I. Dyck (C’71) Anne E. Frey (US’87) Susan (Ostenberg) Henn (US’61) Michael E. Craddick (US’72) Linda (Heider) Dyck (US’67, C’71) Mary-Neal Fullerton Howard Russell Henry (C’55) Kenneth Allen Crow (US’66) Diane Dyer (US’53) Theo F. Fullerton (C’63) Sandra Sue (Adams) Henry Mary Ellen (Kirst) Crow (US’68) Betty Dziedzic Corinne Gans (US’54, C’58) Anne (Snyder) Crowther (C’61) Helen Katherine Eddy (C’65) Deborah Gans Janna (Lowe) Hernholm (C’68) Mary Elizabeth (Gilbert) Culbertson William Eggers Elizabeth Gans James R. Hertlein (US’70, C’74) (C’78) Beth Eggers Marsha (Mallett) Gaster Karen Goodspeed Hertlein (US’80) Timothy Eric Culbertson Jean Eggert (US’65, C’69) Richard Hillyer Heym (C’56) (US’74, C’79) Barbara Adams Ehrenborg (JC’49) Jule C. (Chenue) Gerrish Susan Hicks Marion (Adams) Cumming (C’59) Mary Homer (Hawley) Eller (C’58) (US’52, C’56) Elsa Hiemke Kaye Cummings Janice Olene (McAloney) Elmore Sharon Gesler Walter Hieronymus Craig Davis (C’83) Mollie (Wilson) Goetz (C’49) Ruth F. (Foell) Hill (C’52) Fredda Davis John David Elmore (C’83) Eleanor Appel Golden (US’41) Doris (King) Hilton (US’33) Janice Davis Joy Emerson Alice (Forn) Goodsell (C’53) John Hocker Jean Davis Ralph Waldo Emerson (C’54) Bess Goodspeed (FS’80) Mike Hoenig Marby Davis Patricia J. Ensign (C’51) Robert Goodspeed (FS’69) Joan E. Hogue (C’59) Pamela Davis Barbara Erdley Marie Gookin Anne S. (Stifel) Honer (US’58) Evie Dawson Randall Erdley Betty Jo Graham Dorothy Hood Bernard De Wulf Edward E. Eschenroeder (C’51) Marjorie V. (Hanson) Gray Herbert Hoover Frederic Octave De Wulf Sara Eubank (C’74) (US’51, C’55) Dorothy Hopgood (US’78, C’82) Virginia (Joyner) Ewald (C’65) Nancy Gray Charles William Hotchkiss (C’63) Susan Dickson De Wulf (C’81) Marlene Fabian (FS’71) Marjorie Neale Griffith (US’68, C’72) Mary Hotchkiss D. Stephen DeWindt (US’73, C’77) Stanley Farb Sarita Grove Suzanne Houcke Ruth Dick Judith (McCreary) Felch (C’67) Elinore Grundler Joan (Laubscher) Howell Lucille (Evanger) Dicktel (C’53) Marjorie Ferris Mary Gundel (US’54, C’58) Marilyn A. (Ronne) Dielschneider Trudy Tinsman Field (C’67) Thomas A. Gutnick (C’72) Robert Brooks Howell (C’58) (JC’58) James Dodd Finch (C’76) Janice Hammond Ralph Howes Douglas Mack Dixon (C’62) Diane Finley Margaret F. (McLeod) Hansen (C’65) Sidney Clark Hubbard (C’65) Fonda Dobler Joel David Fitting (US’82) Willard M. Hanzlik (C’68) V. Donivee (Ellison) Hubbard (C’63) Ruth Doering Lee Fletcher-McGookin (HON’13) Inge M. Hardi (C’77) Michael Huddleston Mary Ellen Dohrs Carol (Meldorf) Flint (C’63) Catherine Harper (FS’93) Joan Lee Hueffner (US’70, C’74) Sally DeWitt (Jones) Domenighini James Walter Flint (C’63) Jeffrey Harriman Martha E. (Martin) Hufford (C’58) (C’74) Robin (Headley) Florance (C’74) MarySue Hormel Harris (C’63) Charme Hughes Helen Donaldson David George Fluehr (C’60) Dorothy Hartline E. Warner Hughes III (JC’47) William Doolittle Janet Fluehr Marion (Roe) Harvey (C’60) Wanda Hughes Lenore Dorf Bruce Foat Diane (Dickson) Hawes (US’49) Joanne (Ward) Humbert (C’48) Martha Merrill Doss (C’62) Susan (Eastman) Foat (C’67) Joyce Hawes Barbara J. (Juhan) Hunter (JC’41) Clifford E. Drozda III (US’58, C’62) Marilyn Fogg Meredith (Morse) Hays (C’72) Richard Hunter Gary Duke David Allen Foltz (C’60) William R. Hays III (C’71) Betty Hurlbert Jan Alison (Mosteller) Duke (C’82) Merrilyn (Brown) Forbes (C’48) Mabel Healy Barbara Jean Hurwick (C’72)

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Jean Husband William Wallace Leitz (C’78) Nancy R. (Radke) Menefee (C’48) Barbara Nahlik Andrew Phillips Hyde (US’75, C’79) Daryl Ann Leonard (US’69, C’73) Merelice Susan Joy Nahlik (US’59, C’63) Margaret Anne (Johnson) Hyde Bobbi Ann Lewis (C’58) Dona Merritt (C’60) Judith (Campbell) Nakata (C’79) Jeralyn (Prugh) Lewitz (C’55) Anne Messner (US’57, C’61) Arthur Burton Irwin (C’55) Jean Ann (Sellers) L’Heureux Emma Meyer John Richard Near (C’69) P. Clay Jackson (C’78) (US’75, C’79) Kenneth Meyer John Nehring Terri Jackson (HON’06) Donald Lilly Joan Mikkelsen Radine Trees Nehring (JC’55) Florence Jacobs Sara Lincoln (FS’70) Trygve Mikkelsen Jr. Alan W. Neil (US’66, C’70) Arthur Jacobson Carol (Olson) Lindholm (US’45) Dorothy Milburn-Smith Lois Nelson Verona Morey (Cullom) Jacobson Carolyn Marie Lord (C’78) Marcia Sue (Raupe) Miller (C’56) Carolee (Maupin) Nichols (C’66) (US’60, C’64) Katherine Matusek (Dunn) Lovegren Robert Miller Liisa Hilbert (Small) Nichols (C’80) Scott C. Jenkins (C’79) (C’76) Robert Minnocci Mary (Mount) Nightingale (C’48) Martha Jennings (US’56, C’60) Mary (Williams) Lowrey Natsuo Miyashita (C’70) Neal Nightingale Doreen Joffe (US’46, JC’49) Marilyn Moberg Joseph Ninesling Judith (Leonard) Jogis (US’54, C’58) Charles Luger Jr. Elizabeth E. (Bousquet) Mohr (C’61) Alvin Nissen, II Adria (Howe) Johnson (C’71) Martha (Kassebaum) Luger (C’61) Eleanor (Green) Moller (JC’50) Heath Willing Norton (C’97) Betty-Jeanne Johnson David Lund Beverly Montgomery John Nye Harold Johnson Gail Lund Evelyn Moore Sandra Nye Jean Johnston Joegil (Krogh) Lundquist (C’49) Abbott C. Jones (US’52, C’56) Louis Lundquist Carol (Donahue) Jones Ruth Elaine (Tyson) Lusingu (US’58) (US’51, C’56) Beverly Lyle Joan Kalustian Barbara Lyons Nancy Kasperzak Kathleen MacDonald Yukiko (Ano) Kato (C’64) Timothy MacDonald In October, seven Principia women Carol Keeney Joan G. (Greenberger) MacIntire Frank Keeney (US’38, C’42) computer science and engineering Donna Keller Suzanna Mackenzie Richard Kelley Marilyn MacMillan Susan Kellogg John MacNeil majors attended the Grace Hopper Emily M. (Mayer) Kendrick Rosalee Ann (Hansen) MacRae ‘ (US’70, C’74) (JC’53) Conference on Women in Computing. James Arnold Kendrick Robert Madsen (US’71, C’75) Lee Mangelsen Along with hearing from leaders at Julie Kendrick Ruth Manley Dianne Elizabeth (Smith) Kidwell Lise Marchessault Google, Amazon, Apple, and Facebook, (C’65) Elizabeth Marks Caleb King (C’80) Betty S. (Schierholz) Marshall many of them had interviews at the H. Lee Kinney (US’43, C’47) Grace Kirchner Madelon Maupin (C’73) Brent Kleihauer Richard May career fair—and one left with several job Susan Knight Marion Mayer Joan Knoll Fern (Barber) Maynard (JC’35) offers to choose from! John Harry Knoll (C’62) Susan Joanne (Ehart) McCandless Donald Leigh Koch (US’64, C’68) (C’80) Helen Koehler Andrew Mason McClintick (C’87) John D. Koehler (US’72, C’77) Samantha Ann (Myers) McClintick Kathryn Koenigseker (C’87) Alicia Krattli Carol (Miners) McClure Edgar Allen Krattli (C’50) (US’57, C’61) Nancy M. Moore (US’74, C’78) Celeste J. Oakland (US’77, C’82) Robert P. Krattli Sr. (C’49) Robert Jay McCollom (C’69) Patricia (Woodward) Moore (C’52) Robert Charles Ohland (US’56) John Kreutzberg (HON’06) Susanne McCollom Arthur T. Morey (US’53, C’57) Gertrude Olson Diane (Rechner) Lambert Carol A. (Abbott) McCollum Janet R. (Robbie) Morey (C’59) Robert Olson Sr. (US’55, C’59) (US’68, C’72) Joan Michelson Mortner William Orr Jane Alice Lampman (C’63) Susan McConnell (C’81) (US’53, JC’55) Michael Turner Osborn (C’69) Robert Landry Jr. Lynde McCormick Jr. Kathleen (Watts) Moulton (C’52) Barbara Page Wendy Williams Landry (C’82) Connie McFarland Susan W. (Wales) Muckle Elizabeth (Mullan) Paine (JC’57) Dawn L. (Leonard) Larmer Betty McFarlane (US’56, C’60) Andrea Palmer (C’76) (US’49, C’53) John McFarlane Sr. Martha Jane (Hackett) Munnecke Lynne N. (Neville) Park (C’48) Eric Leonard Larmer (US’76, C’80) Velma McKinley (JC’57) Lois Parker Christina (Burgeson) Larson (C’73) Janice McKinney Theodore Munnecke Jr. (C’57) Nancy J. (Gowdy) Parsons (C’58) John Larson Ruth McLeod Carol L. (Danks) Murphy (US’60) Richard C. (Papazian) Parsons Jon Larson W. S. McNab Edward Renz Murphy Jr. (C’56) Jacqueline Laver D. Kevin McNeil (US’70, C’74) (US’55, C’60) Norman Patterson Carlene Lawrence Mary McVicar Bradford Lee Murray (US’68, C’72) Geneneiva Pearson Harry Anderson Lee (US’27) Wilfried Mehring (C’55) Laura Beane (Margeson) Murray Marcelle E. (Marsh) Pearson Linda (Yows) Leitz (C’79) Betsy (Blake) Melvin (C’44) (US’66, C’70) (US’77, C’81)

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Ridley Pearson Carolyn M. Richey (US’71) Mary Schelling Cheryl Lynn Symonds-Tanner Frances Pedley Glenda Lee (Hill) Richter (C’61) John C. Schierholz (US’58, C’62) (US’75, C’79) Sharon Anne Perlis (C’66) Richard Riggs Mary Anne (Davis) Schmidt (C’53) Dean Taylor Cheryl Peters Michael Ritter Cosanne (Scholet) Schneberger Christine (McConnell) Telthorst Amy Elise Petersen (US’81, C’85) Shirley Ritter (C’73) (C’70) Betty-Jo Petersen Lisa N. Ritterbuck (C’90) Scott L. Schneberger (C’70) Don Thomas Harry Peterson Scott Ritterbuck Johanne Schroeder Marcus Thrane Merry Ann Peterson Michelle Lenore Ritter-Taylor (C’87) Dorinda Schuman Monte Lewis Tinkham (US’80) David Pfeifer (FS’77) John Roam Karl Schwenger Jr. Carol Anne (Fritz) Tisdell (C’82) Jane Pfeifer (FS’92) Mary A. S. (Austin) Roam Joyce (Nickell) Schwentker (C’70) Franklin Truman Tisdell (C’83) Nancy Pihl (US’48, C’52) Robert Bristol Schwentker David P. Toppin (C’69) Richard C. Pilsbury (US’37, C’41) Charles Rodney Robbins (JC’52) (US’66, C’70) Gennette Tracy Kent Pinson (C’76) Jeffrey Mark Robertson (C’77) Patrick Scull Barbara A. Trapp (C’52) Debra (Kistemaker) Piot (C’77) Mary Ruth (Barnhart) Rodgers Janice Lorraine Sears (C’78) Barbie Trapp John Sheldon Piot (US’73, C’77) (JC’40) Mary Sears Thomas Trapp Charlotte Piteleski Doris (Saroyan) Rodrigo (US’58) Cliff Sebring Timothy Tucker Kay (Johnson) Poole (US’54, C’58) Julie Roe Margaret Seidel Betty Tuttle Gail (Spaete) Powell (US’53) Philip Arthur Roe (C’64) Carolyn (Broock) Self (JC’58) Eleanor (Arenander) Uehling (C’65) Alberta Settzo William V. T. Uehling (US’63) Lillian Sevcsik Richard Evermond Upshaw (C’66) Ann Sever Jamae (Wolfram) van Eck (US’49) Betty Shafer Patricia Van Kampen Mary Shafer Loraine E. (Shaw) Van Valkenburgh Two Upper School seniors—Kate Stephen Jay Shaper (US’54) (US’41) Sue Shaper James Van Vleck (US’48, C’52) Hinds and Cameron Bania—scored James Sheldon Joan (Amery) Van Vleck Nancy Sheldon (US’48, C’52) their 1,000th point during the 2017–18 David Shine Sr. Annette L. Van Wagner (US’56) Lovell George Shore Jr. (US’50) Allen Venner basketball season. Heather Darling Shotwell (C’84) Mary Vitarelli Michael Shotwell Carole Vohsen Roy B. Simpson Jr. (C’72) Susan Vreeland David Hugh Smith (C’80) Neil A. Wackermann (C’73) Eric Chester Smith (US’84, C’95) John Christopher Wall (C’71) Hazel Smith Melinda R. (Richeson) Wall (C’71) Kathleen Smith Susan H. (Hyde) Wall (US’74, C’78) Kimberly Anne (Hoyt) Smith Gerald Wallis (US’91, C’95) Jackaline (Rutledge) Wallis (US’55) Lillian Smith Robert H. Walpole (C’62) Philip Smith Bessie McKee Walsh (US’47, C’51) Susan (Kimsey) Smith (C’69) David Walters (US’83) Susan (Neil) Smith (US’66, C’70) Laurel (Shaper) Walters (US’84) G. Alan Snodgrass Diane Wanger Kathryn Snodgrass Eric Ward Cynthia Snyder Jane L. Ward (US’69, C’73) Jean Snyder Sarah Rainwater Ward (US’94) Joanne Snyder Susanne Jane (Picha) Warrick- Charles Sontag (US’46) Smith (US’64) Jeannette H. (Hodge) Price (JC’51) Marilyn Rogers Bente Sorensen Joan (Matravers) Wason Carolee Morey Priddy (US’55, C’59) Dona Romaine Carolyn Spaulding (US’44, C’48) Sally (Corbett) Prout (C’55) William Romaine Steven O. Spaulding (C’63) Roy Waterman Richard D. Punnett (C’48) Diane (Rearwin) Root (C’64) Helen R. Sprague (US’43, C’47) John Watson Jr. Shelley Randolph Nancy Rose David Warren Stafford-Parkin (C’83) James Weaver Bruce Addison Rankin (C’68) William Ross Margaret Stallard Paula (Ratliff) Weaver (US’58) Shelley (Butterfield) Rankin (C’67) Ann Rowe Thomas Stallard Mary Jean (Eggert) Weber (C’64) Elaine (Walter) Ratliff (C’67) Douglas Russell Mary Shays (Wilson) Stanley (C’64) Florence Wells (HON’17) Philip Stone Ratliff (US’56, C’60) Patricia Ryerson Michael Stano Nezzell Pat (Dennis) Werlein (US’48) Anne Reeder Virginia Saalfield Jay Steinberg Ann Westerman Douglas Reeder Jr. Barbara (Kemper) Sander (C’56) Sara Stickler Jeannine Weston Lynn Woleslagel Reiff (C’75) Karen F. (Wiley) Sandler (C’64) Suzann (Hyden) Stock (US’58) Kenneth Whitmore Jean McKirnan Reilly (C’48) Peter David Sandler (C’61) Eileen Strehlman Louise Wiggins Robert Reiner Hilma Sanford Roger Strelow (US’60, C’64) Elizabeth M. (Merrill) Wight (C’50) Lorraine Remmers Jeanie Satterwhite Alice Suitt John Walter Williams (C’76) Candyce Rice Patricia Schabes Patricia A. Suppes (C’83) Rhoda M. (Ford) Williams (C’76) Ruth Elaine (Furbush) Rice (C’72) Robert Schabes Jr. Virginia Swan Helen Lyddell Wills (C’83) Jennie Lea (Goodnough) Richert Ronald S. Schafer (US’53, C’57) Althea Swanstrom Eloise (Sanaker) Wilson (US’38) (C’54) John Schelling Willard Swanstrom Tracy Wilson

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Nancy Lee Wilson-Brickman James H. Andrews (US’64, C’68) (US’58, C’62) Rebecca (Eichar) Andrews (C’76) Anne Kiesling Wingert (C’56) Diane (Benton) Askew (US’64, C’68) James L. Wingert (C’48) Robert Calhoun Askew Jr. (C’67) John Best Wingert (US’52, C’56) Carolee Atha Carol Witcher Sergina Borrero Bach (C’88) Loftin Witcher William Bach Howard D. Wixson Jr. (C’46) Mary Frances (Davis) Bailey (C’64) Wanda (Corbett) Wixson (C’45) Robert Jay Bailey Jr. (C’80) Evelyn Wolf Susan Foss Bailey (C’81) Heidi (Frank) Woolf (C’66) Thomas Bailey Toni (Rawlins) Worth (C’64) Norman W. Bair (C’68) Robert Wright Carolyn (Hillman) Baird Winfred Yemoson (US’80, C’84) Carole Ann Yourl (C’84) Mark Baird Donald A. Zacher (C’60) Donna Ballenger Jule Anne Zacher (US’82, C’86) Pat Barber Peter T. Zarich (US’72) Van Barber Clarence Bargmann Linda Sue (Hinshaw) Bargmann (C’74) Hilary (Hamilton) Barner (US’65, C’69) Jonathan Reed Barner (C’75) Gail Barnes Jane W. (Cavenaugh) Barrett (US’64, C’68) M. Edgar Barrett Lee White Barron (US’72, C’76) Nancy Bartusch (US’67) CLARENCE AND MINNIE William Beamish Jr. MOREY HOWARD Linda M. Beasley-Warson (US’69) Kevin William Boyle (US’74, C’78) John Elliott Bunce SOCIETY DONOR Paul Beebe Lynne Boyle Linda (Flack) Bunce (C’59) SECTION Trudi Beebe Heidy (Stauder) Boyman (C’59) Peter Burchfield Andrew Bell John E. G. Boyman (C’60) Julie Hart Burchfield (C’61) Howard Society members have Carol (Stephens) Bell (C’82) Patricia Bradfisch Jean Burgdorff contributed $1,000 or more in Brooks F. Benjamin (US’61, C’65) Christine Bradstreet Devon Marjorie Burr (C’87) the fiscal year. Joan M. (Scofield) Benjamin (C’64) William Henry Bradstreet IV Joy L. (Overby) Butler (US’57, C’61) Deborah Boone Bermel (C’81) (US’88, C’92) Kimberly Diane (Hays) Butler (C’88) Paul Bermel Arthur Brandenburg Diane Buttner Lauren (Archer) Abbott (US’73, C’77) Andy Bernadett Diane Brandenburg Thomas E. Buttner (US’56) Murray F. Abbott (C’75) Barbara L. (Mather) Berner (C’74) Jo Brandt Charles Griffin Cale (C’61) Stephen Lyman Abbott (US’70, C’74) Howard Berner Jr. (HON’06) William R. Brandt Jr. (C’76) Jessie Cale Andrew Abouchar Lori Biesterfeldt Charles Travis Brantingham Alice L. Campbell (US’54) Akwei Oko Acquaye (C’00) Randall Paul Biesterfeldt (US’71) (US’94, C’98) Daniel James Canzoniero (C’74) Elisabeth (Tegtmeyer) Adler (C’81) Eleanor Askew Bigbie (C’68) Hannah Keiley Martin Brantingham Kathy Eileen (Lewis) Canzoniero Lee Adler W. E. Bigbie Jr. (C’02) (C’74) Katherine C. (Crecelius) Agnew George Birdsong Jr. James Daniel Brantingham (C’88) Kevin Barry Capp (C’93) (C’66) Dan Bitterman Karen Schmidt Brantingham (C’88) Krista Leigh (Moore) Capp (C’92) Deborah L. Allen (C’68) Etta (Smith) Bitterman (C’68) Terri Brewster Frank Carlson Holly (Walpole) Althaver (C’52) Barbara Blackwell Whitmore Foss Brewster Sandra Carlson Lambert E. Althaver (C’52) Robert H. Blackwell (C’81) (US’65, C’69) Cy Carney III (C’69) Marianne (Gasen) Ambler Mary L. (Llewellyn) Blalock (C’60) Steven K. Brierley (C’68) Peggy Carney (US’49, C’53) Doris Bogardus Susan Brierley Louise P. (Pick) Caser (C’58) David Charles Anderson (C’69) James B. Bollinger (US’77, C’81) Kevin William Bross (US’85, C’89) Ellery Chan Donald Anderson Holly (Wheeler) Bolon (C’69) Lesley Bross Lisa (Ehrick) Chan (C’82) Joanne Elizabeth (Utter) Anderson Desmond Bonnington Jr. Steven Brous Diane (Winzer) Chaney (C’72) (C’66) Elaine (Gearhart) Bonnington (C’59) Susan (Douglass) Brous John D. Chaney (C’72) Margaret Ann (Sander) Anderson Becky (Radcliffe) Bosak (C’75) (US’64, C’68) Duncan Charters (HON’14) (C’63) David Bosak Virginia Ann Brown (C’66) Anne (Mayer) Cheezem (C’75) Nancy Jane (Retzke) Anderson Bonnie Kathleen Boss-Stanley Holliday (Honegger) Bruegmann Oge Debbie Chibuzor (C’09) (C’68) (US’82, C’86) (C’72) Manyee Chow (US’77) Perry Anderson Nancy (Kalbfell) Bourcier (C’62) William John Bruegmann (C’72) Cheryl Churchill Betsie (Bollinger) Andrews Heather Margaret (Tinkham) Bowen Marian J. (Parks) Brusberg (C’63) David Churchill (US’69, C’73) (C’81) Margrett H. Buchholz (C’68) Allen Clapp Elizabeth Andrews (US’63, C’68) Frederick Boyd Alice (Galloway) Bullwinkle (C’62) Nancy (Smith) Clapp (US’54, C’58) George A. Andrews III (US’69, C’73) Sherri Boyd David Bullwinkle (C’62) Susan (Becton) Clark (US’53, JC’55)

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Ann (Smith) Clarkeson (C’63) Virginia Dunnigan Shirley Gage Scott Kendall Grometer (C’91) John Clarkeson Daniel Albert Dyck (C’69) Cherie (Meyer) Gans (C’68) Jane Guenther John Russell Clifford (US’63) Linda (Heider) Dyck (US’67, C’71) Paul Filler Gans Jr. (C’67) John Guenther Warren Clinton (C’65) Betty Dziedzic Carolyn Gardner David Payne Gutelius (C’93) Brenda (Spies) Coffman (C’64) Anne Eagleton John S. Gardner (C’58) Megan Sue (Vala) Gutelius (C’94) Janis Cole Annlynn (Wingold) Eastin (C’68) Toni Garrett (C’68) Thomas A. Gutnick (C’72) J. Colette Collester (FS’97) Todd Vaughn Eastin (C’68) James W. Garvey (C’72) Cheryl Hainkel Janet Sue Collester (C’60) Martha (Brittenham) Ellison (C’68) Marsha (Mallett) Gaster Thomas J. Hainkel (C’69) Robin Scott Collins (C’69) Wayne Ellison (US’65, C’69) Andrew P. Hall (US’78, C’82) Jane Cook Joy Emerson Roy Gaster Robert Hallam Philip Cook Ralph Waldo Emerson (C’54) Rosemarie Gatehouse Martha (Trumbull) Hallaren David Scott Coolidge (US’86, C’90) Joshua Emery Clayton Garrett Gates (US’86) (US’71, C’75) Shelley L. (Donald) Coolidge (C’92) Scott Duncan Eschenroeder Harley Lester Gates (C’69) Terrence Hallaren Lauren (Hubbard) Cooper (US’80, C’84) Carole Gerber Jeffrey George Hamlin (US’64, C’68) (US’67, C’71) Robert ESr.ey Mark Stanley Gerber (US’65) Marjorie (Day) Hamlin (US’38) Ted Cooper Sue R. (Rechner) ESr.ey (US’57, Dareth Gerlach Julie Louisa Hammar (US’82, C’86) David Cope C’61) Gene German James Easton Hammond (C’69) Glen Cope Roderic R. Essen (C’73) Jean (Hackett) German (C’55) Nancy Hammond Jane Corning Eleanor Evans Clara Germani Gary Scott Hansen (US’69, C’73) Barbara Cosseboom Marianne E. (Meyers) Evans Bonnie Gerth John C. Hanson (C’75) Sharon Cottle Christie Cern Hanzlik (US’92, C’96) William Richard Cottle (US’69, C’73) Marilyn Burnap Hanzlik (US’56) David Dwight Coughtry (C’77) Rayburn Hanzlik (US’56, C’60) Sue Ellen (Hummell) Coughtry Willard M. Hanzlik (C’68) (C’89) “It had been 10 years since my last visit Allen Charles Harper (US’63, C’67) Anabeth Hormel Cox (C’61) Carol Harper Joy Candace Cruttenden (C’69) to campus. Coming to my 35th Reunion Edwin L. Harper (US’59, C’63) Kaye Cummings Lucy Harper Marla (Barnes) Dailey (US’57) was like coming home.” MarySue Hormel Harris (C’63) Jennifer Cummings Dale Rod Hartless (US’84, C’88) Mary Alice Hartman William Jarecki Dale (US’81, C’86) E. Louise (Tilton) Hartwell (C’61) Richard Davis —College alum Marion (Roe) Harvey (C’60) Walter Davis Patricia (Yelland) Hathaway (JC’48) Michael DeMilt Jewell D. (Briese) Hausmann (C’61) Susanne DeMilt Reid Douglas Hausmann (C’61) D. Stephen DeWindt (US’73, C’77) (US’76, C’80) Stephen Brown Gerth (C’68) Meredith (Morse) Hays (C’72) Andrew Jonathan Delaney Virginia (Joyner) Ewald (C’65) Aimee Gerungan William R. Hays III (C’71) (US’94) Janet (Wood) Farley (C’71) Edwin Gerungan (C’72) Martha Myers Head (US’63, C’67) Kalli Delaney Anne E. (Seymour) Faulstich (C’60) Susan E. (Edwards) Getzschman Elizabeth (Bohl) Heckel Mark Theodore Demaree George Leo Faulstich Jr. (US’61, C’65) (US’47, C’51) (US’88, C’92) (US’56, C’60) Bonnie (Bloom) Gibbs (C’65) J. Thomas Heckel Jr. (US’46, C’49) Peter V. Dempsey (C’79) Mari Feijoo D. Douglas Gibbs (HON’16) Christian Farley Helms (US’87, C’91) Julie Grace (Paul) Denison (C’81) Verity (Lombard) Feldmann Donna Gibbs (HON’16) Dale Alan Henn (C’74) Thomas Renau Denison (C’83) (US’55, JC’57) Gloria Giffords Susan (Ostenberg) Henn (US’61) Brenda Lee (Peterman) Derville Georgia Fisher Eileen Gillen Janna (Lowe) Hernholm (C’68) (C’67) Jodie E. Fisher (C’75) Drew Ann (Barber) Gillum (C’79) Lionel Hernholm Jr. William C. Derville (C’67) Brenda Lynd (Allen) Fitterer (C’72) Richard Charles Gillum (US’75, C’79) Walter Hieronymus Linda (Pyle) Distel (C’73) Elizabeth (Williams) Fleming Anthony J. Givens (US’67, C’71) Catherine Hill Michael Dennis Distel (C’73) (US’77, C’81) Nadine Givens Thomas Hill Douglas Mack Dixon (C’62) John Dean Fleming (C’80) Deborah F. (Fulkerson) Glass Abby Winland Hillman (C’83) Nancy Lou (Geisler) Dixon (C’64) Zemula Fleming (US’68) Arthur William Hillman (C’82) Richard Dixon Lee Fletcher-McGookin (HON’13) Timothy M. Glass (C’69) Robert Vernell Hillman (C’69) Donna (McKean) Dolan (C’68) Julia Flowers (US’69, C’73) Wilda Glasser Cheryl McCarter Hoffman James Dolan Margaret P. (Purcell) Foerster (C’62) Joann (Dubble) Glatt (C’46) (US’77, C’81) Nancy (Cottle) Doolittle Reb Forte Margery Godfrey Joan Terryberry Hoffman (C’65) (US’61, C’65) Louise Fowler Carole Marie (Sander) Goodale R. Todd Hoffman (US’65, C’69) William Doolittle Adriane Marie (Whitney) Fredrikson (C’76) Theodore Q. Hoffman (US’61, C’66) Philip Dorsey (US’84, C’88) Stephen Lincoln Goodale IV (US’70) Donald Holcomb Ann Dotterer (HON’17) Hans Edward Fredrikson Janet (Griswold) Gordon (C’68) Jayme (Walker) Holcomb (C’83) Herbert Dotterer (US’84, C’88) Paul Gordon Laurie (Crow) Holser (US’72, C’76) Emily Miller Dreher (C’46) Mary-Neal Fullerton Carolyn Gorham Steven Carl Holser (US’71, C’75) Richard Dreher Theo F. Fullerton (C’63) Betty Jo Graham Margaret Houston Gary Duke Christine Laura Fullgraf (US’75) Karen S. Grayson (C’86) Robert A. Houston (US’67) Jan Alison (Mosteller) Duke (C’82) David Clarence Furbush (C’83) Leslie Greenman Diane Sue (Olson) Howard (C’74) Susan Dunkel Kimberley Jean (Anderson) Furbush Marjorie Neale Griffith (US’68, C’72) Erwin Howard Jr. Robert Dunnigan (C’83) Timothy Griffith Cheryl (Cole) Howell (US’82, C’86)

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Eric Doy Howell (US’82, C’86) (US’70, C’74) Joan (Laubscher) Howell John Kendrick (US’54, C’58) Wayne Kerstetter Robert Brooks Howell (C’58) James F. Kieckhefer Jr. (US’67) Sidney Clark Hubbard (C’65) L. Herbert King Jr. (US’65, C’69) V. Donivee (Ellison) Hubbard (C’63) Matthew Reed King (US’10, C’14) Bebe Hunt Karl Stephen Kinley (US’74) Maxine Hunter Melinda Kinley Thomas Hunter III Jean Kistler David Hurwitt (HON’07) John Scott Kistler (US’63, C’67) Susan (Stripp) Hurwitt (C’63) Karen (Andersen) Kistler (C’68) Leland Ellis Hutchinson (C’70) Robert Kistler Marc C. Hutchinson (C’68) Ann (Leatzow) Kjellstrom (C’69) Mary Hutchinson Mark Kjellstrom (US’66, C’70) Donald Ingwerson Brent Kleihauer Lona Ingwerson Donald Kleinsmith Marshall Ingwerson (C’79) Louise Kleinsmith Jennifer Lynn Jacobs (C’90) Ann Kjellstrom Kneeland Arthur Jacobson (US’69, C’73) Verona Morey (Cullom) Jacobson David Michael Kneeland (C’66) (US’60, C’64) John Stuart Kneeland (US’69, C’73) Loren Jahn Lorri Kneeland Kristin (Anderson) Jamerson Joan Knoll (US’75, C’79) John Harry Knoll (C’62) Meri Jaye Christina (Kirkman) Koch (C’66) Stuart Eugene Jenkins (US’78, C’83) Donald Leigh Koch (US’64, C’68) Tracy Farrell Jenkins (C’85) Alan Korthals Ross Jennings Susan Korthals 28 John Jennings John Kreutzberg (HON’06) Number of weeks during which College student- Kristin Margaret (Robinson) Kim Alan Krieg (C’78) athletes volunteered in the community Jennings (C’91) Sally Lynne (Glover) Krieg (C’78) Martha Jennings (US’56, C’60) Jeanne (Kahelin) Kussmann (C’69) Peter Johnsen Beverly Kyllonen David Carroll Johnson (C’63) Jussi Kyllonen Gail McElroy (Woods) Johnson Nicholas Kyriakakis Brad Lewis (C’74) Shapleigh R. Mather (C’74) (C’74) Toni V. (Vecchione) Kyriakakis Carla Lewis Susan Louise (Merrill) Mather James Ballard Johnson (C’69) Charles Lindahl (HON’13) (US’77, C’81) (US’75, C’79) Jean Ann (Sellers) L’Heureux Peggy (Shelley) Lindahl (C’59) Jack Dean Mathis (C’69) Marilyn Daniels Johnson (C’81) (US’75, C’79) Jeff Linder (C’68) LeChi Mathis Peter Johnson Richard L’Heureux Joan Linder Madelon Maupin (C’73) Alison Johnston Barbara Lackey James Logan George E. Mayer (C’52) Richard Johnston Douglas Allen Lackey (US’72, C’76) David Lopez Marion (Wheeler) Mayer Abbott C. Jones (US’52, C’56) Diane (Rechner) Lambert Margaret Lopez (US’50, C’54) Brandon Jones (US’84) (US’55, C’59) David Keith Lovegren (US’73, C’77) Carol (Banister) McAloney (C’81) Carol (Donahue) Jones Richard Lambert Diann Brown Lovegren (C’77) Gregory D. McAloney (C’79) (US’51, C’56) Todd Langford Katherine Matusek (Dunn) Lovegren Beverly Greenley McCarter Inez Maubane Jones (C’95) Diane (Aitken) Langwith (C’53) (C’76) (US’65, C’69) Jeffrey Lyon Jones (C’83) Jane Sundquist Lanier (C’66) Paul K. Lovegren III (US’71, C’75) Cynthia Jane (Bradley) McCarty Suzanne (Fanta) Jones (C’53) Kenneth E. Lanier (C’67) Glenna (Bartlett) Lovett (US’54) (C’91) Thomas Jones Dawn L. (Leonard) Larmer Lee Gilson Lovett (US’51, C’55) Edward McCarty Jay William Jostyn (C’82) (US’49, C’53) Lynda Lovett Rosemary McCauley Susan Ward Jostyn (US’88) E. Peter Larmer Robert Eliot Lovett Jr. (C’87) Robert Jay McCollom (C’69) Joseph James Judkins Jr. (C’62) Christina (Burgeson) Larson (C’73) Tiffany W. (White) Lovett (US’81) Susanne McCollom Marie Jureit-Beamish (HON’14) Evva (Meyer) Larson (C’63) Russell Vincent Lugli (US’57) Carol A. (Abbott) McCollum Joan Kalustian Walt Lawhead Susan Lugli (US’68, C’72) Michele Karlskind J. Robert Lawrence H. William Lurton (C’51) Hugh McCollum Joan L. (Kinder) Kaufman (C’68) Madeleine Lawrence Beverly Luttrell Debra (Jones) McCook (C’81) Carol Keeney Joyce Lawson Lawrence L. Luttrell (US’56) Peter Randolph McCook (C’80) Frank Keeney Mark Mitchell Lawson (US’69) Jacqueline Macdonald Douglas B. McCormick (C’69) Barbara Keller Cecily E. Lee (US’69, C’73) Robert James Macdonald (C’79) David Thomas McCrea (C’58) Heather Kathleen (Thompson) Linda (Yows) Leitz (C’79) Joan G. (Greenberger) MacIntire Lauralea McCrea Keller (US’88, C’92) William Wallace Leitz (C’78) (US’38, C’42) Carol McCreary Kipp Patrick Keller (US’84, C’91) Martha Lemasters Diana Malcolmson Michael Dale McCreary (C’69) John Mariner Kemper (US’91) Penn Lemmonds Allan Walter Marquardt, II (C’82) C. Carew McFall (C’50) Berry Kimbrough Kendall (US’89) Edwin Deane Leonard (C’50) Lois Marquardt Sarah Elizabeth McGuigan Jason Kendall Judith Leonard Dennis G. Marunde (C’82) (US’88, C’92) Emily M. (Mayer) Kendrick Joan (Wurtz) Leslie (US’49, C’53) Jacqueline Mather Frank M. McIntire (US’68, C’72)

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Mamiko McIntire David Raymond Nethero (C’76) Mari Peters Lance Alan Riedel (US’89, C’93) Carlyle McKenzie Susan Nethero Richard Peters Margaret K. (Klein) Rinegar (C’75) Patricia McKenzie Phillip Newport Betty-Jo Petersen Marilyn Rinker Patricia McLaughlin John Newsome Celeste April (Beres) Peterson Michael Ritter Robert McLaughlin Amy Sauers Nickell (C’82) (C’91) Shirley Ritter Kim McLeland Thomas Henry Nickell (C’82) Kurt Alan Peterson (C’91) Lisa N. Ritterbuck (C’90) Le-Nhung McLeland Penelope Stofer Nye Donna Petress-Miller Scott Ritterbuck Lauri Thompson (Pfisterer) McNabb Richard H. Nye (C’68) Charles Phelan Brooke Robbins (US’83, C’87) Alfred Olsen Ruth Phelan George Owen Roberts (C’54) Terry Walter McNabb (US’71, C’75) Erik Leif Olsen (C’78) Richard C. Pilsbury (US’37, C’41) Diane (Dannelly) Robinson (C’62) Patricia McNeill Lawrence Ralph Olsen (C’73) Kent Pinson (C’76) Janet Robinson Mary (Myers) McVay (JC’51) Meridee Lucille (Kelbey) Olsen Susan E. (Stone) Pinson (C’83) William Robinson Jr. Joy Anne (Greenslade) Mee (C’68) (C’79) Debra (Kistemaker) Piot (C’77) James S. Rosebush (C’71) William Mee Jr. Susan (Koelle) Olsen (US’70, C’74) John Sheldon Piot (US’73, C’77) Nancy Rosebush Patricia Lucinda (Linke) Mehring Linda Olson Charlotte Piteleski Ann Rothman (C’81) Gail Osherenko (US’65, C’69) Edwin Harris Poole (C’55) Leslie David Rothman (C’69) Wolter Mehring Sr. (US’78, C’82) Gretchen M. (Troster) Ostenberg Kay (Johnson) Poole (US’54, C’58) Janet Rowley Rountree (C’85) Nancy Mehta (US’67, C’71) Gail (Spaete) Powell (US’53) Nicholas Rountree Zubin Mehta Helen Ostenberg (US’69, C’73) Ruby Poznick (FS’92) Mary Ann Rowan

Principia College Institutes • Leadership Institute • Center for Sustainability • Institute for the Metaphysics of Physics • Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Euphrates Institute Chapter (Middle East peacemaking)

Millicent Mensing (FS’07) Robert Briggs Ostenberg Jeannette H. (Hodge) Price (JC’51) Betty (Lyons) Rowe (US’49, C’53) Laurie Merritt (US’65, C’69) William Prom David Edward Rowe (JC’51) William John W. Merritt Jr. (US’66) Gail Owen Rebecca Protzmann Cheryl Roy Terese Ruth (Reiter) Messman Melville Owen (US’49, C’53) William Lee Protzmann (C’82) Helen (Rosenberg) Rubens (LS’32) (C’80) Helvi Paasinen Gwen (Bardwell) Putnam (C’55) Carol Rucks Cheryl Midyett Douglas Pagett Scott Putnam (C’51) Gerald Rucks Thomas Midyett Jr. Mary Katherine (Armstrong) Pagett Christine Erle Rader (C’68) A. Eric Rydgren Carol (Rockhold) Miller (US’60) (C’78) Holly Nelson Rader (C’80) Cynthia Rydgren Cynthia Miller (FS’00) Marilyn (Hengst) Palasky (C’68) James F. Rader (C’79) Sandra Rygel Dale Miller (C’68) Charles Palenz Catherine Ann (Reason) Raffles Constance Elizabeth (Alford) Sablan Donald Miller Jonathan Wold Palmer (C’78) (C’81) (US’89, C’95) Elizabeth Litten Miller (C’92) Susan (Ferguson) Palmer (C’79) Mark Billings Raffles (C’78) Nathan Sablan Jean Miller William Rice Palmer (C’69) Lawrence Reed Elizabeth Arnold Sampson (C’63) Kyle Cameron Miller (C’93) Donna Parker Sara Ruth (Higgins) Reed (C’79) Richard Sampson Katherine Milner-Hieronymus Neil Henry Parker (US’76, C’81) Eileen Rees Julia (Rhodes) Sanderude (C’83) (FS’96) Bruce Patton Robert Ward Rees (US’65, C’69) Scott Kenneth Sanderude (C’83) David Prescott Minsk (C’83) Sally Alison (Neale) Patton (C’80) Glenn Reiff, II Alistair Brian Savides (C’04) Mary Wells Minsk (C’83) Richard Ernst Paulson (C’70) Lynn Woleslagel Reiff (C’75) Mindy Lynn (Prziborowski) Savides Samuel Mitchell Jr. Shirley (Thomas) Paulson Judy Reigle (C’00) Sydney Mitchell (US’66, C’70) Andrej Remec Patricia Schabes Emily Melissa Moeller-Prom (C’08) Geneneiva Pearson Dionne Moretti Remec (US’75, C’79) Robert Schabes Jr. Patricia (Woodward) Moore (C’52) James Pearson Bradley Charles Renner (C’69) Georgia Schafer Elizabeth Ware Morris (C’76) Mark Pecheck Kathy Renner Ronald S. Schafer (US’53, C’57) Evelyn Morrison Wynne (Staley) Pecheck (C’89) Mary Reph Elise (Matthies) Schauman (C’68) John Morrison Frances Pedley Alan H. Rice (US’46) Richard C. Schauman (C’63) Lucia Mouat (US’54) Jean E. Perkins (US’66, C’70) Ruth Elaine (Furbush) Rice (C’72) Andrea Schloemer Kathleen (Watts) Moulton (C’52) Sharon Anne Perlis (C’66) Carolyn M. Richey (US’71) James Schloemer Patrick Allen Nester (C’68) Cheryl Peters Kari Riedel Mary Anne (Davis) Schmidt (C’53)

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Penelope L. Schmidt (US’75, C’79) Christine Calkins Steele (FS’08) Judy P. (Pittman) Tibbetts Robert Schmidt Jeffrey Steele (FS’01) (US’45, C’49) Cosanne (Scholet) Schneberger R. Daniel Steele Christopher D. Towle (US’86) (C’73) Rose Steele J. Ellwood Towle (US’61, C’65) Scott L. Schneberger (C’70) Jody Steelesmith Jennifer Ann (Barone) Towle (C’98) % Robert Schoenfeld John Steelesmith (US’67, C’71) Laura Hurwitt Towle (US’85, C’89) Joyce (Nickell) Schwentker (C’70) Betsy (Severance) Stehle (C’84) Perry Ellwood Towle (US’89, C’93) 100 Robert Bristol Schwentker Cary Stehle Robin (Daly) Towle (US’60, C’64) of the College Class of (US’66, C’70) Meredith K. Steinhauser (US’50) Ann Treadwell Ann Sever David F. Stevens (US’69, C’73) David Treadwell 2018 reported having a Carol Wait Ames Sewell (C’78) Laurel (Erickson) Stevens Bunny Treat faculty or staff member Steve Sewell (US’72, C’76) Jan True who took “an interest in Suzanne Shaffer Coralie Stevenson Martina (Arndt) Tuxen (C’76) Judith Shaper William Bradley Stevenson (US’62) Nils Tuxen their development” Stephen Jay Shaper (US’54) Ann Stewart James Van Vleck (US’48, C’52) Sue Shaper Barbara Stewart Joan (Amery) Van Vleck Dianne (Dodd) Sharples Carl Stewart (US’48, C’52) (US’58, C’62) Howard Neil Stewart (US’76, C’81) Fred Vang (US’64, C’73) Michael T. Sharples (C’62) Michael Stewart Martha (Sage) Vang (US’68, C’72) Christopher C. Shaw (C’81) James Stigler Allen Venner % Krystal (Kremer) Shaw (US’77, C’81) Lisle Staley Stigler (C’82) Robert Donald Vessels (US’44, C’49) John Sheasley Gail Y. Stine (C’81) Richard Voell 75 Lyndi Sheasley James August Stock (US’81, C’85) Virginia Voell reported having a Michael Sheets Sally Shaw Stock (C’84) Douglas A. Voorsanger (C’68) mentor at the College Susan Sheets Carol (Mitchell) Stocking (US’65) Catherine Wachtel Joseph Alan Shepard (C’68) Charles Allen Stocking (C’66) David Scott Wachtel (C’78) Julie (Garvey) Sheppard (US’73) Regina Stocking H. Reid Wagstaff Jr. (C’56) Heather (Smith) Sholeen (C’81) Alexandria Strelow Susan Wagstaff Todd Carl Sholeen (C’81) Penelope (Raymond) Strelow Edith L. Walker (US’65, C’69) John Walter Williams (C’76) Behram Shroff (US’60) Andrew Stuart Waller (C’84) Nancy Lynn (Poole) Williams (C’93) Reba Shroff Peter G. Strelow (US’88) Barbara Sue (Deitch) Waller (C’62) Randal Carl Williams (US’66) Sharon Siebens Roger Strelow (US’60, C’64) Hilary Dawn (Fletcher) Waller (C’85) Rhoda M. (Ford) Williams (C’76) William W. Siebens (US’51) Sandra Lee Stricklin (C’79) Catherine (Cashin) Walter (C’75) Susan (Andrews) Williams Deborah J. Simmons (C’77) Dinah Strong James Robison Walter (C’75) (US’66, C’70) Carolyn Lee (Stewart) Singleton William Strong David Walters (US’83) Gordon Williamson (C’77) Elizabeth Sugarman Laurel (Shaper) Walters (US’84) Victoria Williamson Will Singleton Shawn Arthur Sugarman (C’82) Diane Wanger Carol Witcher Christopher Ray Slaughter (C’68) Sheldon Swan Bradford James Warrick Loftin Witcher Linda Danielson Slaughter (C’69) Tracey Swan (US’90, C’94) Lothar Witt Jr. David Timothy Slusser (C’72) Christina Swanson Fabienne (Singher-Boucher) Warrick Evelyn Wolf Gail Tupper Smith (C’70) Daniel John Swanson (C’78) (C’90) J. Douglas Wood (C’73) Reginald Alex Smith (C’69) Christine (Hoover) Sweet (C’68) Toby Warson Jennifer Anne (Wilson) Wood (C’92) Susan (Kimsey) Smith (C’69) Cari Lee (Holliman) Switzer (US’91) David Watson Lynn Rowe (Byington) Wood (C’73) Clark Snodgrass Tracy Robert Switzer (C’86) Jane Watson Thomas Clinton Wood (C’91) G. Alan Snodgrass Lisa H. (Hunter) Sydness Kenneth Watson Jr. Daniel James Woods (C’80) Kathryn Snodgrass (US’72, C’76) Martha Watson Laurel Rebecca (Poole) Woods Benjamin Howard Snyder Mary Talcott (FS’75) Earl Wayne (HON’09) (C’79) (US’75, C’79) Emily Ross Taylor (C’56) Pamela Wayne Edward Woolf Jeanne Wellington Snyder (C’79) Reuben Taylor Jr. Arthur Weber Heidi (Frank) Woolf (C’66) Cynthia Lea Spanhel Sabrina Huntley Teel DeWindt Carol Ann Weber (US’77, C’81) Lyle Workman Jr. Cleone Sparks (US’72) Amanda (Price) Weitman (C’83) Timathea (Shays) Workman (C’83) Charles Arthur Spaulding III Barbara P. (Planck) Tegtmeyer Joel Weldon Claire Wright (US’63, C’67) (JC’49) Judith Weldon Paul Wright Susan Spaulding Elizabeth (Ellington) Tegtmeyer Ridgway Harding White (US’98) Chi Cheong Wu Dale Spooner (US’70, C’74) Shannon White William Edgar Wurtz (C’67) Thomas Schuele Spooner (US’53) John E. Tegtmeyer, II (C’78) William S. White Ira Yates Drew Sprague Joy Elisabeth Tegtmeyer (C’03) Kenneth Whitmore Roxanne Yates Ellen Farley (Johnson) Sprague Deborah Huelster Thompson Lynne Whitmore Oran Young (C’93) (US’79, C’83) Patricia Wilder Charles Andrew Youngblood Joshua Lawrence Sprague John Cullom Thompson (C’59) Robert Wilder (US’88, C’92) (US’87, C’91) Gaelynn (Moseley) Thurman (C’87) Barbara S. (Betscher) Williams Susan Youngblood Edward Warren Stahl III (C’88) James Endicott Thurman Jr., CSB (C’62) Donald A. Zacher (C’60) Margaret Stallard (US’73, C’77) Calvin Sim Williams (C’72) Evelyn Ann (Hamilton) Zacher (C’61) Thomas Stallard James Douglas Thursby (US’74) Christine Williams Brian Zdan Marcia Steckler Caroline Tibbetts Christopher Williams Sandra Zdan Philip H. Steckler III (US’63) John Rogers Tibbetts (C’82) James K. Williams (C’62) Daniel Ziskind

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Joan Cullom Ziskind (US’58, C’62) Mary Ann Alexander Jeffrey Atwood Marilyn Bartlett Kimberly T. (Tyrrell) Zwick (US’83) Steven Alford Judith Atwood * Mari Bashor Patricia Ali Aulon Arch Inc. Janet Baskins Radman Ali Genelle Austin-Lett * Scott Baston Ann Allen Auto’s R Us Holly Bates Brett Allen Richard Averbuch Jean Bates Christine Allen Barbara Avery Robert Bates Jr. John Allen Ronald Avery Bruce Batten Terry Jill Ambugo Virginia Aycock Nancy Batten American Online Giving Foundation William Bach Nancy Battey David Anable (HON’09) Marjorie Bailey Elizabeth Battle Bonnie Andersen Thomas Bailey Rose Bauer * Alan Anderson Gary Baird Gail Bay Denise Anderson * Mark Baird Bob Bayne NON-ALUMNI DONOR Donald Hayes Anderson Willa Baird William Beamish Jr. SECTION Donald Anderson Joyce Baker Mark Bear Joan Anderson Keith Baker William Beard Donors who are not Principia Joan Mcbride Anderson Verna Balch Shirlee Beasley * alumni, students who had not yet graduated, as well as businesses and organizations are listed in this section. “It may look like an individual sport, but it’s actually an 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Bradenton, FL invisible team sport . . . Team members have been with us all 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Cheyenne, WY the while.” 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Durango, CO 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, —One of the three College cross country runners who competed at DIII Huntington Beach, CA Nationals, which were held at the College 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Jupiter, FL 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, La Grange, IL 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Long Beach, CA John Anderson Monica Baldwin Donald Beatty 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Kathleen Anderson Paul Baldwin James Beauchamp Salem, OR Kelly Anderson Dona Ball Clare Beck 1st Church of Christ, Scientist, Mary Anderson Katherine Ball John Beck Yreka, CA Perry Anderson Lawrence Ball Tom Beck Jr. 2nd Church of Christ, Scientist, Ruth Anderson Donna Ballenger Daniel Becker Spokane, WA Silbert Anderson Michael Banaskavich Mark Becker 3G Family LLC Hector Andreos Alma Bander Adam Beckett 3M Corporation Frederick Andresen Zufer Bander Margie Beckett 4R Ranch Frank Andrews Steven Banning Suzanne Beckett A.M. Vang and Associates Carl Andris Anthony Bantly Emily Bedient AbbVie Employee Engagement Ruth Andris Laura Bantly Mary Jane Beebe Fund William Anthony Jianxin Bao Paul Beebe Harry Abbott Robert Anzivino Lyneius Barber Trudi Beebe Gladys Abell Scott Armistead Pat Barber Andrew Bell Lea Abiodun Haven Armstrong Van Barber David Bell Rowland Abiodun Charles Arndt Clarence Bargmann Frances Bell Andrew Abouchar Judith Arndt Judith Barker Bellingham Family Dental Kenneth Abrams William Arnett Barker Forestry Karen Benedikt Lyle Acton Patricia Arnott Gail Barnes Benjamin J. Rosenthal Foundation Richard Acuff Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Jimmie Barnes Ethel Bennett Constance Adams Jane Ash Joyce Barnes Karen Bennett Georgia Adams * Stephen Ash Cathy Barnett Phyllis Benson Richard Adams Lanz Ashbrook Gordon Barnett Lynne Benton Lee Adler Patricia Ashbrook Josephine Barr * Robert Berens Oreoluwa Ajayi Paul Ashley Thomas Barr * Carol Berg Al Nissen & Associates Carolee Atha Gabriel Barre Katherine Berman Allison Aleshire Christine Atkin M. Edgar Barrett Paul Bermel David Aleshire Rawson Atkin Barry and Sue Wills Family Trust Andy Bernadett Joyce Alexander David Atwood * R. Kris Barthelmess Bruce Bernard

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Gail Bernard Howard Berner Jr. (HON’06) Ed Beroza Marilyn Best Joseph Betzler Kathryn Biedermann Lori Biesterfeldt W. E. Bigbie Jr. Murat Bihorac % Tina Bilhorn Joy Billhardt 51 Phyllis Birch * of the College Class of George Birdsong Jr. 2018 participated in Marcel Biro intercollegiate sports Santoi Bishop Thomas Bishop * Jacqueline Bissonnette Dan Bitterman Evelyn Bitterman Michael Bitterman Donald Black Black Forest Pub and Grill Joan Caviness Bruno Brauner Edward Burwell Justin Blackburn Audrey Cekalski Dorothy Brauner Betsy Bush Barbara Blackwell Mary Cera Stephany Breed Larry Bush Christine Blackwell Constance Cerullo Marian Breeden Benjamin Butt Russell Blaine John Cerullo Terri Brewster Bruce Butterfield Ann-Elizabeth Blamey Carol Chamberlin Janna Bridges Karin Butterfield Richard Blamey Robert Chamberlin Cynthia Brierley Diane Buttner Cooper Blanton Jr. Carol Champaigne Susan Brierley Ward Buzzell Mary Blanton James Champaigne Cindy Briggs Tomasz Bzdyl Cliff Blinman Ellery Chan Eiko Briggs CFA Institute Sue Blinman George Chaplin Scott Briggs CS Assoc of the Pupils of Gail Robert Block * Margaret Chaplin Lesley Bross Jordan Tousey, CSB Elizabeth Blunk James Chapman Steven Brous CS Assoc of the Pupils of Herbert E. Virginia Boardman Marcellette Chapman * Ann Brantingham Brown † Rieke, CSB Boeing Charles Griffin Cale Office Account Douglas Brown Linda Cain Christopher Boese Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Frances Brown William Cain Doris Bogardus Duncan Charters (HON’14) George Brown Jessie Cale Katherine Boles Katherine Cheezem Janet Brown Kathryn CalkinsKeyes Robert Boles G. Christopher Cheney Jeff Brown Sandra Callaway Candace Bollinger Tracy Cheney Lane Brown Katherine Cameron Diane Bolman William Cheney Norma Brown Samuel Cameron Bruce Bond Chevron Matching Employee Funds Sally Brown Dagne Camp Lawrence Bond Susan Childs Barbara Brown Greiner Louis Camp Lisa Bond Vernelle Christensen Mary Browne Barbara Campbell Desmond Bonnington Jr. Christian Science Organization, Susan Bruce Carol Campbell * Valerie Bookout Principia College Kenneth Bruland William Campbell Danielle Boothby Christian Science Society of Kirby Brumby Clifford Capp Carolyn Boroughf Homestead, FL Bernice Brunswig Joyce Capp Daniel Bort Christian Science Society of James Bryan Jr. Roberto Carbonell Diana Bort Middlebury VT Franja Bryant Edie Carey David Bosak Christian Science Society of Holly Buchanan Linda Carey Cheryl Bottje Solvang, CA Lynne Buckley-Quirk Peter Carey Hollis Bower Deborah Christy Inga Buhrmann Dawn Carlsen Roger Bower Michael Christy Joseph Buitron Frank Carlson Frederick Boyd Cheryl Churchill John Elliott Bunce Jerome Carlson Sherri Boyd David Churchill Bunge North America Foundation Sandra Carlson Lynne Boyle Allen Clapp Peter Burchfield Peggy Carney Patricia Bradfisch C. G. Clark Anne Burden Shannon Carney Joan Bradley Joe Clarke John Burden III Carol and Abbott Jones Charitable Susann Bradley John Clarkeson Jean Burgdorff Gift Fund Christine Bradstreet Andrew Clements Burgdorff Foundation Patricia Carpenter Arthur Brandenburg Rebecca Clements Duane Burghard Barbara Casey Diane Brandenburg Loris Clifford Mara Burghard John Casey Jr. Karen Brandon Donna Clifton Neil Burghard Patricia Cassidy Jo Brandt Clorox Company Foundation Nancy Brass Sheryl Burman Greg Caucutt

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Julie Clough Peter Cutler Nancy Cobetto Michael Czerwonka Ellen Cogley D. Gray Communications A. B. John Cokinos Marion Dahl Albert Cole Jr. John Daily Cliffard Cole Marilyn Dale Janis Cole Roger Dale Jo Anne Cole Gerald Danner Joan Cole Nancy Darling Candice Coleman Carol Davidson Natalie Coleridge Thomas Davidson Harold Coles Jeff Davies J. Colette Collester Xenia Davies Robert Collier Catherine Davis Kathleen Collins Booth Edward Davis Wayne Colsia Esther Davis Community Foundation of Central Jean Davis Illinois Jon Davis Daniel Condon Laura Davis Lu Condon Nancy Davis Cone Charitable Fund Richard Davis Kristina Conner Rosemary Davis Ross Connolly Walter Davis Suzanne Connolly John Day ConocoPhillips Company W. Mark Day Joseph Conrad Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc Nancy Conrad Mark DeGange Anne Cook Jonathan DeLoach Jane Cook Michael DeMilt Philip Cook Susanne DeMilt Kathryn-Lane Cooke Barbara DePauw James Cooley John DePauw Janet Cooley Eric Decker Carole Cooper Kalli Delaney Ted Cooper Marsha Delano David Cope Delta Air Lines Foundation Justin Dowdy Carolyn Elliott Glen Cope Lauren Denemark Richard Dreher John Ellis Corban Realty Corp Connie Dennett Millie Drozda Wayne Ellison Lannon Corley Brian Denson Malcolm Drummond Douglas Elrick Linda Cornell Richard Dervin Peter Dry Ellen Elrick Jane Corning Dale Desherlia Jr. Samantha Dry Sukja Ely Barbara Cosseboom Sue Dickes Charles Du Gas-Standish Joy Emerson Sharon Cottle Tom Dickes Gary Duke Joshua Emery Gloria Coverdale Elizabeth Dickinson Samuel Dull III Barbara Enders Barbara Cowart Alice Diestelhorst Lucinda Dunbar Maegan Erb Ronnie Cowart Nancy Dietz Susan Dunkel Rosey Erickson Linda Cox Richard Dietz Robert Dunnigan Ernst & Young Foundation Kieran Coyne Colleen Dillard Virginia Dunnigan Robert Esrey Cheryl Craft (HON’13) Susan Dilling Peter Durante Estate of Avis Clarke Hyde Edna Craft Lesley Dinelli Linda Dutcher Estate of Barbara & Lucile Calef James Crafton † Greta Dissette Yvonne Duvall Estate of Carol E. Bradstrom Carole Craig Richard Dixon Velma Dysart Estate of Doris S. Shepard Margie Craig Connie Doepke Wilson Dysart Estate of Elizabeth F Bradford Larry Crandall Mark Doepke Betty Dziedzic Estate of Elmo G. Knutson Cheryl Crandall-Whitney Ruth Doering Anne Eagleton Estate of Florence L Bryant Claudia Crank Stephen Doering † * Gwen Eagleton Estate of Florence S. Morford Donna Crary James Dolan J. Thomas Echols Estate of Grace L Teague Douglas Croney James Domenighini Lisa Echols Estate of Harold E. Tweeden Carol Cronin William Doolittle Gordon Ecker Estate of Hilma G. Orr Elizabeth Culmer Philip Dorsey Emery Eckert Estate of Holman L Smitha Bruce Culp Ann Dotterer (HON’17) Hanna Edwards Estate of Howard F. Canning Kaye Cummings Herbert Dotterer Manfred Eggenberger Estate of Hubert G Larson Charles Cunningham Jaclyn Sehrt Doty Joseph Eich Estate of Jean E. Groff Marci Cunningham Robert Doty Keith Elam Estate of Lillian Edwina Meyer James Curry IV James Douglas Tajuana Elam Estate of Lucie C. Minsk Susan Curry Kathleen Douglas David Elgart Estate of Marilyn D. Schultz John Curtis Charles Dover Sr. * Jeffery Elias Estate of Marjorie W. Clark

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Estate of Phyllis N. Christensen Selim Franklin Vivien Gordon Cheryl Hainkel Estate of Renata Howard Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Carolyn Gorham Robert Hallam Estate of Roy O Nereim Foundation Ira-John Gorman Terrence Hallaren Estate of Sherry L. Clarke Julia Freeman Richard Gorman Kristen Hallett Blythe Evans Donald French James Gotwals Paul Hallett Eleanor Evans Mary Frey Joyce Gould Hallmark Corporate Foundation Sarah Evans P. Wayne Frey Robert Goundry George Hallock ExxonMobil Foundation Reto Friberg Emily Grable Nancy Hallock FWH Contract Services John Friborg (HON’13) Betty Jo Graham Beverly Hamilton Marlene Fabian Rebecca Fritz Diana Graham Gary Hammond Sheila Fach Deborah Fry Kristen Graham Nancy Hammond Fay Fahs Edward Fry Randall Grant Allan Hancock Chris Falco Doris Fugman * Cindy Graser Darnell Hancock Jakob Farner-Hummel Robert Fuhrmann John Graser Timothy Hannan Carla Farrell Marilyn Fuller Ruth Graser Eva Hannikainen Deborah Farrell Mary-Neal Fullerton A. Charlene Gray Randall Hannum James Farrell Shirley Gage Carlton Gray John Hansen * William Farrell James Gahlon Barbara Green Nancy Hansen Robert Farringer George Gaissert Jean Faust Stephanie Gaissert Mari Feijoo Deborah Gans Marjorie Feldman Carolyn Gardner Gerald Fendon Jane Garvey Shirley Fendon * Roy Gaster Sidney Fiarman Rosemarie Gatehouse Becky Fisher Dominick Gatto Carol Fisher William Gauger Corby Fisher Diana Geer #2 Dana Fisher Avron Gensburg The Upper School baseball and girls’ basketball teams Georgia Fisher Nancy Gensburg both took 2nd place in District competition. Michael Fisher Carole Gerber Richard Fitzer Dareth Gerlach Lynne Fitzpatrick Gene German Ronald Fitzpatrick Clara Germani Bruce Fitzwater Bonnie Gerth Debra Flamino Aimee Gerungan Janis Flanders Beverly Gervais Gail Green Sherry Hansen * Robert Flanders Maria Giacco James Green * Timothy Hansen Flanders Trust DTD 81 John Gibbons Larry Green † Inge Hanson Zemula Fleming D. Douglas Gibbs (HON’16) William Green Joyce Hanson Donna Fletcher Donna Gibbs (HON’16) Betsy Greene Kenneth Hanson Lee Fletcher-McGookin (HON’13) Eric Gibian Thomas Greene Mary Hapeman Jim Flood Betty Gibson Leslie Greenman James Hardy Mary Flood Gloria Giffords Virginia Gregg Samantha Hardy Janet Fluehr Jane Giinther Hays Joan Greig Joan Hare Sue Flynn Judith Gilbert Janet Greiner Richard Hare Bruce Foat Robert Gilbert John Gremer Hare Family Trust Rosalind Forber Eileen Gillen Edna Grench Keith Harimon Glenn Ford Karin Gillett Timothy Griffith Nancy Harimon Kimberly Ford Ronald Gillett Janice Grimes Karen Harman * Linda Ford M. Nicholas Gilroy Raelene Grimmer Earl Harmon Elizabeth Foreman Gloria Gitlin Shawn Grow Kimberly Harmon Robert Foreman Nadine Givens Leah Gruenig Michael Harms Lester Forest Jr. Kathy Glanz Elinore Grundler Carol Harper Jeanne Fornillo Wilda Glasser Kathleen Gschwend Helen Harper Judith Forrest Edward Glassmeyer Charmenz Guagenti Lucy Harper Joann Forster Margery Godfrey Jane Guenther Heather Harris Reb Forte James Gold John Guenther Harris Foundation Thomas Foss Robin Golder Darlene Guernsey Phillip Harrison Louise Fowler James Golmon Jr. Jagath Gunasekera Betty Hart Cindy Fox Bess Goodspeed Raymond Gundlach Jr. Irma Hart Larry Fox Robert Goodspeed Brenda Gunn Patricia Hart Patti Fox Beth Goodwin H Fort Flowers Foundation, Inc Joseph Hartgrove Berna Francis Google HK Holdings Inc Rod Hartless Martha Francis Henry Goralczyk Bill Haber Dorothy Hartline Charlotte Franklin Paula Goralczyk Razija Hadzic Mary Alice Hartman Emma Franklin Paul Gordon Joan Hagan Irene Harvey

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William Harvey Timothy Hofman Thomas Hunter III Mary Jones A. Hassan JoAnn Hoiles Hurdle Hill Foundation Rachel Jones Shirley Hassan Donald Holcomb Murat Huric Thomas Jones Ann Hastings Ruth Holland David Hurwitt (HON’07) Eleanore Jorgenson Jo Hathaway Herbert Hollinger James Huss David Juell Mark Hathaway Judith Hollinger Susan Huss Marie Jureit-Beamish (HON’14) Sophia-Annette Hathaway Stephanie Holly Mary Hutchinson Antonio Justice Alex Hauf-Belden Heather Holmes Donald Hutchison Charles Kahlert Ivamae Hawley Jeffrey Holmes Aileen Hutnik Karen Kaine John Hawley Roy Holmes Peter Hutnik Joan Kalustian Deborah Haws Suzanne Holt Jane Hyde Neera Kapur Jimmy Hayes Thomas Holzberlein * IBM Corporation Mevla Karadzic Deborah Haynes Richard Holzworth Kathryn Ikuma Michele Karlskind Evan Haynes Shirley Holzworth Yasuyuki Ikuma Maka Kartheiser David Hays Dorothy Hood Beth Inboden Thomas Kartheiser Constance Hayward Catherine Hooper Donald Ingwerson Mohammed Kashif Michael Hayward Carol Hoover Lona Ingwerson Isao Kato Heaven’s Helping Hand Foundation Herbert Hoover Barbara Irwin Joe KatterJohn Jackie Ives Dennis Kauffman Sr. Dianna Ivey Robin Kauffman JK Sales Network James Kazakoff Eileen Jackson Kathryn Keaton Terri Jackson (HON’06) Carol Keeney Principia College was one of only 18 Wilma Jackson Frank Keeney Alfred Jacobs Barbara Keller Keith Jacobsen Virginia Keller private colleges in the U.S., Canada, and Sharon Jacobsen Kimi Kelley Arthur Jacobson Ronald Kelley Australia ranked as a “Best Buy” in the Tyland Jacobson Mark Kelly Jacobson Revocable Trust Sarah Kelly 2018 Fiske Guide to Colleges. Jacqueline Rayot Olsson Charitable Susan Kelly Foundation Megan Kenah Loren Jahn Jason Kendall Frank Jamerson Nanci Kendall * Deborah James John Kendrick Charles Heck Howard Hoover Stephen James John Kenley Lloyd Hedgepeth Carolyn Hopfenspirger Bernice Janssen Nancy Kenley William Hedley Gary Hopfenspirger Meri Jaye Darrin Kennedy Stephen Heidtbrink Russell Hopkins Bart Jealous Jr. Paul Kennedy Brian Heimerl John Hopper Deborah Jealous Janis Kenny Nancy Heimerl Anna Horgan Elvira Jeffcott Mary Kephart Breck Henderson Lawrence Horgan Robert Jeffcott Keith Keplinger Leonard Hendricks Sally Horntvedt Frances Jeffries Wayne Kerstetter Betty Henning John Horton Ross Jennings Allen Kieffer C. Carl Henning Erma Hosmer John Jennings Nancy Kilborn Kevin Henry Mary Hotchkiss Roswell Jennings William Kilgour Jr. Jan Herlinger Margaret Houston Bjarne Jensen Polly Kimani Thuyen Herman Erwin Howard Jr. Carl Jessen Sandra Kincaid-Scott Lionel Hernholm Jr. Howard N Stewart Philanthropic John C Guenther Architect LLC Melinda Kinley Gerald Herrmann Fund Peter Johnsen Kinley Foundation Marilyn Herrmann Linda Howe Barbara Johnson Helen Kipp Norma Hicks Georgia Howell Darlene Johnson James Kipp Walter Hieronymus John Howell Jr. Donald Johnson Dorothy Kirkelie Neil Higgins Keith Huber Harold Johnson Everett Kirkelie Roger Hilding Fern Huddleston Kevin Johnson Beverly Kirkpatrick Sally Hilding Elena Hudson M. Jean Johnson Jeffrey Kirst James Hilgard Nicki Hudson Michael Johnson Jean Kistler Barbara Hill Brett Huffman Michelle Johnson Robert Kistler Catherine Hill Wanda Hughes Peter Johnson Donna Klehm Thomas Hill Patricia Hulber William Johnson Brent Kleihauer Noel Hoback Lynn Hull Johnson & Johnson Donald Kleinsmith Sheila Hobson David Humphries Alison Johnston Louise Kleinsmith Robert Hoff Mary Hunnicutt Richard Johnston Pauline Knadler Evelyn Hoffman Bebe Hunt Steven Johnston * Lorri Kneeland Jane Hoffman Gaynell Hunter Jonathan and Sue Palmer Joint Daisy Knight Rand Hoffman Martha Hunter Revocable Trust Jay Knight Thomas Hoffman Maxine Hunter Barbara Jones Kim Knight

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Robert Knight Paula Lambert Jeri Levi Charles Luger Jr. Joan Knoll Richard Lambert Rick Levi Jacqueline Luger Bianca Ko Sandra Lamperts Frances Levin Susan Lugli Chong Ko Robert Landry Jr. Lois Levine James Luini William Koch Erin Lane Carla Lewis Michael Lunardelli Helen Koehler Todd Langford Dale Lewis David Lund Ruth Koger Scott Langton Jane Lewis Gail Lund James Kohler Mary Langworthy Mark Lewis Kathleen Lundquist Lawrence Kolb Timothy Langworthy Nancy Lewis Loren Lundquist Nick Komninos E. Peter Larmer Ralph Lewis Louis Lundquist Alan Korthals Beverly Larson Richard Libby Joyce Lurken Susan Korthals Alesia Latson Sandra Libby Charles Luthy Joseph Koval Jr. Jacqueline Laver Gisela Lijphart Beverly Luttrell Linda Koval Walt Lawhead Nathan Lillge Mark Luttrell Brenda Krachenberg J. Robert Lawrence Charles Lindahl (HON’13) Beverly Lyle Patricia Kramer Madeleine Lawrence Joan Linder Dorothy Lynch Aryeh Kraus Barry Lawson Carol Lindow Lauren Lynch James Krause Joseph Lawson, II Carolyn Lindsey Patrick Lynch Bonny Lynn

The College student film festival featured 15 entries—along with Oscar look-alike awards presented during a red carpet ceremony.

Nancy Krause Joyce Lawson Lucinda Linke Scott Lynn John Kreutzberg (HON’06) Lawson-Fierbaugh Foundation Bonnie Lino Linda Lyons Nancy Krisel Jonathan Lazarus Norman Lino M. Jeanne Place Charitable Craig Kronman Catherine LePoidevin Mark Litwiller Foundation Joanne Krusz Ray Lebeau Pamela Litwiller Bruce MacKenzie Kirill Kudaev Davie Ledbetter Llandaff Family Trust David MacLean William Kupinse Jr. Janice Ledbetter Margaret LoGiudice Jacqueline Macdonald James Kusulas Lionel Leedberg Lockheed Martin Corporation Susan Macfarlane Beverly Kyllonen Joan Leigh James Logan Nancy Mack Jussi Kyllonen Jan Leighley Eric Lomascolo Cecilia Macklin Nicholas Kyriakakis Ronald Lema Caraway Longville Barbara Madigan Richard Daniel L’Heureux * Sharon Leman Erik Loose J. W. Madocks Richard Raymond L’Heureux Martha Lemasters David Lopez John Madocks Judith LaPrade Penn Lemmonds Margaret Lopez Jill Madrid Kim LaVanchy Judith Leonard Brigitte Lord Robert Madrid Barbara Lackey Jean Leopold Philip Lovell Zoë Mahler Nancy Lamb Richard Leopold Lynda Lovett James Mahon Eric Lambert Ruth Lester Hugh Lowrey Diana Malcolmson

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Barbara Malone Michael McAra Carole Medal Wanda Moore Garry Malone Becky McAuliffe William Mee Jr. Arthur Morath Jr. Kathleen Mangelsdorf Jacqueline McAuliffe Carlysle Meek Marjorie Morgenthaler Ronald Mangelsdorf Rafal McBane Terry Meek Sarah Morin Lee Mangelsen Jan McCall Nancy Mehta Lois Morris Earle Mankey Jr. Marilyn McCallum Zubin Mehta Carolyn Morrison Frances Mansfield William McCarriston Stephen Meidell Evelyn Morrison George March Carol McCarty Pamela Mejia James Morrison Mary Ann March Edward McCarty Robert Mello John Morrison Margaret B Elmes Charitable Fund Rebecca McCauley Maria Mendez Estrella David Morse Paul Marlowe Rosemary McCauley Millicent Mensing Karen Morse Robin Marlowe Evelyn McClintick Donna Merchant Raymond Morse Lois Marquardt Serena McClory Julia Merrill * Barry Morton Joan Marsh McClory Properties Laurie Merritt Charles Morton Jr. Ruth Marsh Susanne McCollom Ronald Messman Emily Morton Beverly Marshall Hugh McCollum Robert Metcalfe Jane Morton Jane Marshall Margaret McCormick Alex Meyer Leslie Morton Kevin Marshall Laureen McCoy Michael A. Sheets Revocable Mary Morton Living Trust Mark Mosman Donald Michielli Jean Mosteller Microsoft Corporation Roy Mosteller Gail Middleton Michael Muckle Ruth Middleton * Mueller Hoisel Wanger Charitable Cheryl Midyett Foundation 1st Place at State Thomas Midyett Jr. Muharem Muhic M. Scott Mietchen Emilija Mujagic Upper School students claimed two State Michael Mikesell John Mulcahy Barbara Miller Sue Mulcahy Championships in track—in the girls’ 300 m Bryan Miller Dorothy Mulford * hurdles and the boys’ 4x800 m relay. C. Scott Miller Robert Mulholland Carol Miller Charles Muller Craig Miller Deborah Munch Cynthia Miller Jeffrey Mundle Cynthia Susan Miller Gerald Murphy Dalan Miller Robert Murray Debby Miller Dana Murton Adele Martin Lauralea McCrea Donald Miller Dorothy Murton Alan Martin Lisa McCrea James Miller Andrew Myers Andrew Martin Carol McCreary Jean Miller Timothy Myers Frances Martin McCreary Giving Fund Joan Miller NBO Shoes, LLC Heather Martin Kelly McCutcheon Joseph Miller Elizabeth Nagle Roberto Martinez Timothy McCutcheon Kristeen Miller John Nagle Stephen Masakowski Virginia McDuffey * Ramona Miller James Napper Ulrike Masakowski Clifford McElrea Robert Miller Meho Nasufovic John Mason Sheri McElrea Ruth Miller Adama Ndeso-Atanga Jacqueline Mather Darlyne McElroy * Susan Miller Neale Charitable Fund Carol Mathiott Carolyn McFarland Valorie Miller Marilyn Needham LeChi Mathis Connie McFarland Pauline Mills Bruce Neel David Matthews James McFarland Jr. Katherine Milner-Hieronymus Linda Neel Gary Matthews Betty McFarlane Julia Miner John Nehring Judy Matthews John McFarlane Sr. Minnesota Community Foundation Carol Nelson Pack Matthews Christina McFerren James Miotke Cynda Nethero Sandra Matthews Mamiko McIntire Elizabeth Mitchell Susan Nethero Ann Matthiesen Carlyle McKenzie Samuel Mitchell Jr. Phillip Newport Carol Mattson Patricia McKenzie Sydney Mitchell John Newsome Jonathan Mattson Reccia McKenzie Barbara Mizell Donna Nichols John Matush Jr. Joseph McKibban III David Mizell Hannah Nickell David Maune Patricia McLaughlin Mary Mizell John Nies Mary Maune Robert McLaughlin Delford Moerke Jr. Neal Nightingale Diane Maunton Kim McLeland Joseph Mohan Joseph Ninesling Carole May Le-Nhung McLeland Alan Mohr Alvin Nissen, II Beverly Mayhall Patricia McNeill April Mok Harold Nordentoft Donald McAllister Marcia McNulty Elizabeth Moller Patricia Nordentoft JoAnne McAllister Michael McNulty Beverly Montgomery Joanna Norris Elizabeth McAloney Gregory McQueen Lee Moolenaar L. Fredrick Norris Robert McAloney Steffani McQueen Carol Moore Mary Norris Ross McAninch McVay Foundation Paul Moore Susan Norris

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Daryl Northrop PayPal Giving Fund Jon Nowak Rita Payne Nuevo Capital Partners Samantha Payne George Nutwell Jr. Cornelia Pearce Gyoki Nutwell Geneneiva Pearson John Nye James Pearson Penelope Stofer Nye Ridley Pearson Sandra Nye Pearson Education Edward O’Brien Annalee Pease Gail O’Connor Mark Pecheck John O’Hagan Jr. John Peck Nicola O’Hagan Pamela Peck Cathleen O’Neal Frances Pedley Chris O’Riordan-Adjah Sr. * Patricia Pelton Simonetta O’Riordan-Adjah Amy Pennamon Marsha Odell Robert Pennamon William Odell Ashley Penrose Janice Oldenburg Jose Perdomo Alfred Olsen Harriet Perlman Carolyn Olsen Jean Perrin Martin Olsen Douglas Perry Olsen-Kimsey Foundation Jane Perry Gertrude Olson Kate Perry Linda Olson Cheryl Peters Robert Olson Sr. Mari Peters David Omondi Richard Peters Robert Orttung Betty-Jo Petersen David Osborn Carolyn Petersen Osherenko-Young Foundation Janice Petersen Eric Ostler Harry Peterson John Ouellette Jane Anne Peterson Kathleen Ouellette Joanne Peterson Carol Overton Maurine Peterson David Overton Donna Petress-Miller Gail Owen Charles Phelan Donna Oyama Ruth Phelan Pamela Powell Robert Rea Dwight Oyer David Phillips Powell Crown Foundation Anna Reager John Oyer * Jane Phillips John Powers Michael Rechlin Tom Oyugi John Phillips Kimberly Powers Jan Reddick Helvi Paasinen L. Hillman Phillips Ruby Poznick Jane Reddie Harold Pace Mary Phillips Stacy Poznick Evelyn Redington Joyce Pace Roy Phillips Jr. Larry Pratt Lawrence Reed Pete Paciorek Henry Phippen Carolynne Priore Scott Reekstin Sara Paciorek Julie Phippen David Priore Eileen Rees Barbara Page Marion Pike * William Prom Glenn Reiff, II Paul Page III Ferid Pilica David Prongay Judy Reigle Douglas Pagett Susan Pim Rebecca Protzmann Barbara Reilly Lawrence Palasky Michael Pint Barbara Provencal Robert Reiner Charles Palenz William Piontkowski William Provencal Stephen Reitmeister Diana Palenz Carolyn Piper George Provenzano Andrej Remec Beverly Pallady Larry Piper Mary Ann Prugh Wendy Remington Pamela B Toppin Trust Charlotte Piteleski Camille Pruvost Richard Remmers Daniel Parker M. Jeanne Place Thomas Quirk Sandra Remmers Donna Parker David Pocklington R C Kemper Charitable Trust Kathy Renner Lois Parker Susan Pocklington Belle Radcliffe Stephen Rentschler Renee Parker Alfred Poindexter Richard Radcliffe * Mary Reph Tammy Parker * Carole Poindexter Rader’s Relics, Inc Rosalind Revilock-Frost Wade Parrish Willie Points Robert Ragsdale Anita Reynolds Dwight Parsons, II Jane Pontz Bruce Raine Stanton Reynolds Raymond Parsons Martha Popp Lawrence Ramp Michael Rhaesa Carol Patterson Raymond Popp Kenneth Randolph Carolyn Rhodes Bruce Patton Sharon Popp Wendy Rankin Gregory Rice Faith Paul Fred Porta James Rattray Sandra Rice Lars Paulson Judith Porta James Raynesford Susan Rich Marianna Paulson Porterville Almonds Raysd Up Family Foundation Richard L. and Ann E. (McCallum) Marvin Paxton Timothy Potter Raytheon Company Blamey Family Fund Theone Paxton Lewis Powell

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Sharon Richards Lois Rolfson Larry Schlack Michael Shotwell Linda Richardson Dona Romaine Caroline Schlaseman Janet Showalter Scott Richmond William Romaine Guy Schlaseman Behram Shroff Mary Jo Ridenour George Roome Andrea Schloemer Reba Shroff Kari Riedel Lois Roome James Schloemer David Shuey Rama Riemenschneider Nancy Root James Alvar Schmidt David Shutler Sherman Riemenschneider Joanne Root-Knight James K. Schmidt † Katie Shutler Peter Riesenberg Carol Rose Kimberly Schmidt Sharon Siebens Maryann Riffert Douglas Rose Robert Schmidt Siebens Holdings LLC Harry Riggs Jr. Nancy Rosebush Schmidt Cunningham Family Trust Kathy Simmons Joan Riggs Sally Rosen Daniel Schmit Clifford Simpson Norma Riggs Jeffrey Ross Robert Schoenfeld Diana Simpson Richard Riggs Carolyn Roth Ruth Schoenfeld Helen Simpson Paul Riley Ann Rothman Harvey Scholfield * Will Singleton Marilyn Rinker Nicholas Rountree Tom Schotters Michael Sipe Carol Ritchey Mary Ann Rowan Kenneth Schroeder Julie Skaff Robert Ritchey Robert Rownd Jr. Stephen Schroettnig Ricardo Skaff Donald Ritchie Cheryl Roy Glenn Schultz * Martin Skala Jacqulin Ritchie Craig Royce Marilyn Schultz * David Skutt Janice Ritter Carol Rucks Jane Scofield Mackenzie Skyes Joseph Ritter (HON’14) Gerald Rucks Robert Scofield Helen Slider Judith Ritter Charles Ruckstaetter Friends of Principia in Canada, Trust Mary Smital Michael Ritter Kristi Ruckstaetter Pamela Scott Caroline Smith Shirley Ritter Barry Russell Scruggs SDI Painting Christiane Smith William Ritter Jr. Doug Russell Christian Sebaldt Clifford Smith Scott Ritterbuck Douglas Russell Cliff Sebring Donna Smith Idella Roach Paris Russell Nancy Sebring Douglas Smith John Roam Susan Russell Ismet Sehovic The Honorable Lamar Smith Brooke Robbins Jacqueline Ruthsatz James Seiber Lillian Smith Ray Robbins Jr. Dorothy Rutishauser Susan Seiber Randall Smith Edyth Roberts Robert Rutishauser Cliff Seimears SharonAnn Smith Rutishauser Fund Nancy Seimears Susanne Smith Patricia Ryan Charles Seiple Bernard Smits William Ryan Joan Seiple Verna Smits A. Eric Rydgren David Sellers † Clark Snodgrass Cynthia Rydgren Sentinel Trust Company G. Alan Snodgrass Patricia Ryerson Alberta Settzo Kathryn Snodgrass Sandra Rygel Ann Sever Linda Snorek Azra Sabic John Severson Cynthia Snyder 2 Nathan Sablan Steve Sewell Joanne Snyder Number of student- Georgia Sagues Jacqueline Seymour Natalia Snyder run conferences held Richard Sampson Richard Shaffer Alan Soney at the College Karen Sander Suzanne Shaffer Alicia Sorensen last year Holly Sanders Ami Shank Bente Sorensen Thomas Sanders Mary Shank Margaret Sotos Gregory Sandford Judith Shaper Jane Southard Nancy Sandford Sue Shaper Cynthia Lea Spanhel Shuko Saneyoshi Judy Shasek Cleone Sparks John Sant’Ambrogio Elizabeth Shays Carolyn Spaulding Fern Roberts Joe Sapara John Sheasley Susan Spaulding Keith Roberts Sapphire Foundation Lyndi Sheasley Spaulding Family Foundation Don Robertson Christian Saucedo Ingrid Sheehan Donna Spencer Mary Robertson Patricia Saunders Michael Sheets Elvis Spijodic Patricia Robertson Nancy Savage Susan Sheets Dale Spooner Sarajane Robertson Nanette Savides James Sheldon C. Joel Sprague Janet Robinson Dugan Savoye Marriott Sheldon Drew Sprague Laura Robinson Florence Savoye Nancy Sheldon Gaye Sprague William Robinson Jr. Heather Savoye Roy Sheldon Sue Sprague Glenn Robison Barbara Sawyer Shepard Family Foundation Todd Sprague Barbara Rocha Cheryl Schaberg Gary Shepherd Scott Staehling Marsha Rockabrand Frederic Schaberg Karen Shepherd Christopher Stafford Sara Rockabrand Patricia Schabes Chrystal Shields Shannon Stafford Andrew Rockwood Robert Schabes Jr. John Shields Catherine Staley Carol Rockwood Georgia Schafer Carolyn Shipman Margaret Stallard Wayne Rodgers George Schaumburg Jr. Sharon Shore Thomas Stallard Julie Roe Edward Scheer Shore Investment Management, Connie Stamos Rogers Corporation Emma Schenk LLC Walter Stankievich

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Last year, the iconic Mistake House was transformed into the “CSO Corner” bookstore. “We think it’s a delightful place to stop and peruse the stock of Bibles, writings by Mary Baker Eddy, and other Christian Science literature,” one student noted.

Jan Starr Thomas Strait The Davis Trust Arline Torp Gretchen Starr-LeBeau Alexandria Strelow The Durango & Silverton Narrow Georgia Torson Susan Staunton Chris Strickler Gauge Railroad Co Towle Family Foundation Deborah Steckler Dinah Strong The Hartless Foundation Gaylan Townsend Elizabeth Steckler William Strong The Head Family Foundation Barbie Trapp Marcia Steckler Thomas Stuart The Hexberg Family Foundation Thomas Trapp Steckler Family Charitable Fund Thelma Stukey The Highest Peak Foundation Elizabeth Treadgold Christine Calkins Steele Virgil Stukey The Hunter Family Foundation Ann Treadwell Jeffrey Steele Elizabeth Sugarman The Indianapolis Foundation David Treadwell Linda Steele Gary Svoboda The Isabel Foundation Cathryn Treadwell-Nelson R. Daniel Steele Connie Swan The John B. and Jill Canterbury Bunny Treat Rose Steele Sheldon Swan Wahlfeld Fund Marilyn Tribble William Steele Tracey Swan The MacDonald Family Joint Trust Peter Trogdon Jody Steelesmith Christina Swanson The Mead Foundation Martin Troutman Justin Steelesmith Marilyn Swanson The Natelson Dale Group, Inc. Jan True Jerry Stegora Richard Swanson The New York Community Trust Anna Marie Trueman Marlene Stegora Adrianna Swarts The Page Fund Brian Truesdale Cary Stehle R. Derek Swire The Paper Crane Mark Trumbull Jay Steinberg Samuel Swisher The Pentair Foundation Tobey Trumbull Sondra Steindorf * Walter Symonds Jr. * The Prudential Foundation Ruth Truscott * Joshua Stender Douglas Sytsma The Sheppard Foundation Trust for Christian Science Gary Stephan TD Wealth Management Thermco Instrument Corporation Organizations at UCSD and SDSU Midge Stephens Johanna Talbot Steve Thies Cynthia Tucker Helen Stevens Mary Talcott Maggie Thomas Wendell Tucker Laurence Stevens James Tanner Suzanne Thomas Raymond Tuel Jr. Mary Stevens-Zarich Janet Tarwater Faith Thompson Earl Turner Coralie Stevenson William Tarwater John Thompson-Longshore Jacqueline Turner Ann Stewart Rose Tatarian Elizabeth Thorington Betty Tuttle Barbara Stewart Mary Tate John Thorington Nils Tuxen Carl Stewart Dean Taylor John Thorndike Thomas Tyler Charles Stewart Reuben Taylor Jr. E. Dayton Thorne US Bank Foundation Elisabeth Stewart * Steven Taylor Margo Thorne Earl Uban Mae Stewart Susan Taylor Jacqueline Thornton Sharon Uban Michael Stewart Barbara Tchuileng Marilyn Thrane Grace Ukairo Sherna Stewart Georges Tchuileng Caroline Tibbetts Jonathan Ungerleider Stichting Fred M. van Eck Support Pat Teas Michael Tice United Way of Tucson and Foundation Carol Teicher Eloise Tickner Southern AZ Gilbert Stielow Cheryl Temple David Tinsley Nancy Updegraff James Stigler Claudia Tennison Rose Mary Toebbe Randall Updegraff Jean Stine Bernice Thatcher Herta Tompkins Sylvie Updegraff Martha Stitzel (HON’13) Jean Thatcher Sondra Toner Peter Van Nort Regina Stocking The Bailey Family Foundation Edward Tonkin Barbara Van Raden Barbara-Jean Stout The Chaney Foundation Lois Toppin Diana Van Vleck Margaret Stow The Cheryl M. Roy Trust Eduardo Torfer Donna Van Vleck

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James VanDeventer Jane Watson Robert Wilder David Wright Terriann VanDeventer Kenneth Watson Jr. Willard E. Smucker Foundation Franklin Wright Vanguard Group Louise Watson Charlotte Willhite Janet Wright Charles Vausbinder Jr. Martha Watson William P. and Rita S. Hunt Marilyn Wright Duanne Veidelis Marianne Wattley Charitable Fund, a fund of The Paul Wright Allen Venner Mildred Watts Indianapolis Foundation Chi Cheong Wu Linda Verhoeven Earl Wayne (HON’09) William Siebens Irrevocable Andrew Wycislak William Vice Pamela Wayne Living Trust Bruce Yates Susan Vincent We Energies Foundation Alvina Williams Ira Yates Taylor Vincent Kim Weathers Christine Williams Julie Yates Hall Virgil Jr. Terry Weathers Christopher Williams Michelle Yates Christo Visser Arthur Weber Enid Williams Roxanne Yates Joy Vlk-Klein Marian Weber * Evan Williams Roy Yates Jr. Richard Voell Brian Webster Suzanne Williams Joan Yeaple Virginia Voell Elizabeth Weiss Gordon Williamson Constance Yetke Marion Vogt Virginia Welch Victoria Williamson Kim York Susan Vogt Joel Weldon Kenneth Wills Scott York Colleen Vucinovich Judith Weldon Katherine Wilson Barbara Yoshinobu Catherine Wachtel Florence Wells (HON’17) Sharon Wilson Rei Yoshinobu Maxine Wagnild Harold Wells * John Winton Lane Young Susan Wagstaff Jonathan Wells Shirley Winton Oran Young Jill Wahlfeld Wells Fargo Community Carol Witcher Shirley Young Emmett Wainwright Support Campaign Loftin Witcher Kendall Youngblood Galeeta Wainwright Wells Fargo Foundation Mary Withington * Susan Youngblood Steve Waldenmeyer Becky Welputt Lothar Witt Jr. Sharon Zaremba Judith Wall Jacqueline Wendt Angela Wohlfarth Brian Zdan Angela Wallace Gordon West Jr. Theodore Wohlfarth Sandra Zdan Diana Waller John West III Evelyn Wolf Kimberly Zebot Constance Wallingford Alice Westfall Robert Wolf Dorothy Zellers Penelope Wamboldt Rodney Westfall Alice Wolfe Richard Zellers Diane Wanger Kathryn Westphal Wade Wolfe Howard Ziemer Hans Wanzenried Virginia Whelan Charmaine Woods Beverly Zimmermann Luciana Wanzenried Barbara White Vincent Woods Kenneth Zipp Grace Ward Scott White Kathleen Woodward Margaret Zipp Mary Pat Ward Shannon White Lee Woodward Daniel Ziskind Steven Ward William S. White Arthur Woody Gregory Zubek Susan Ward Bruce Whiteway Virginia Woody Anildo dos Santos Robert Warneck Kathryn Whitmore Edward Woolf Diderico van Eyl Lisa Warren Kenneth Whitmore Amy Woolston Audrey von der Mehden Stephen Warren Lynne Whitmore Frank Woolston Toby Warson John Whitney Lyle Workman Jr. Mary Watkins Wide Horizon Adrienne Wright David Watson Patricia Wilder Claire Wright

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