Tmori e f T ansition Reunion 2011 Annual Report of Gifts

3:1 | Fall/Winter 2011

Commencement 2o11 Exceptional Individuals, A Robust Community

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FNL5083•FCS_2011FallMagazine_v2.crw1.indd 1 11/18/11 8:04 PM The Spring Middle School Choral Concert is a chance for Friends’ Central students to share their talents and is one of the many events that bring the School community together each year. PHOTO BY JUSTIN GARVIN.

2011-2012 Jeffrey Purdy Jesse Amoroso '04 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marsha Rothman Jeffrey Brody '98 James Wright, Clerk Ann V. Satterthwaite Deborah Charamella '01 Melissa Anderson Phillip E. Scott ’73 Lauren Collier '99 James B. Bradbeer, Jr. Jonathan Sprogell Alice Hess Crowell '46 Adrian Castelli Joy Takahashi Andrea Deutsch '85 Carolyn Cohen Helene van Beuren David Ellis '51 Kenneth Dunn Peter Arfaa, Emeritus Janice Decker Frohner '60 George Elser Barbara M. Cohen, Emerita Ruba Habtemicael '96 Wilson Felter Hillard Madway, Emeritus Susan Kelsay '59 Christine Gaspar ’70 Joanna Schoff ’51, Emerita Peter Klein '87 Robert Gassel ’69 Kimberly Kurtz Lent ’87 Edward Grinspan Patrick Lord '90 Walter Harris ’75 2011-2012 Jane Cubberley Luce '68 Karen N. Horikawa ’77 ALUMNI/AE BOARD Lauren Albert Ravitz '93 Deborah Hull Clio Mallin '96 Angelina Riley '00 Co-President Kent Julye Alex Rolfe '01 Latifah McMullin '99 Michael C. Kelly Jessica Zeldin '88 Co-President Matthew S. Levitties ’85 Gail Carter Zuagar '97 Rachel Newman Schwartz '89 Craig Lord Vice President Edward Marshall ’68 Bess Collier '96 Suzanne Morrison Secretary James Murdock ’73 fall/winter 2011 magazine 1 OPENING COMMENTS

Letter from the Head of School

INTERIM HEAD OF SCHOOL Dear Friends, Joanne P. Hoffman DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS In the arc of the school year, the fall always offers that familiar Lisa D’Orazio feeling of limitless possibility—the excitement of reconnecting with EDITOR Jim Mack teachers and friends, setting individual and collective goals, and Director of Publications

preparing to be challenged by new learning experiences. This time LAYOUT AND DESIGN of transition is characterized by reflection and renewal, when we Proof Design Studios have the opportunity to imagine the many ways that we will help to PRINTING CRW Graphics shape the Friends’ Central landscape. DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Lydia A. Martin The theme of transition runs strength of our community. This issue through this fall/winter issue of our also includes the 2010-2011 Annual DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI/AE AFFAIRS Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75 magazine, and it captures not only Report of Gifts, in which we take the spirit of the academic season, but a moment to review our successes, DIRECTOR OF ANNUAL GIVING Jody Mayer also mirrors this moment in Friends’ thank our many generous volunteers Central’s great history, filled with and donors, and look forward to the DEVELOPMENT OFFICE ASSOCIATE Catherine Fiebach potential and expectancy. This is year ahead. an exhilarating moment when the DEVELOPMENT OFFICE ASSISTANT All will be grounded this year by Diana Bleakley community has the opportunity the work on our Long-Range Plan: to reaffirm its centering Quaker COMMUNICATIONS AND Vision 2020, which will provide other DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE values and feel sustained by its long ways for us to embrace change and Amanda Ball and distinguished history, while tap the collective wisdom of our envisioning a future filled with CONTRIBUTING WRITER community. During this process, we Scott Sheppard endless possibility. will rely on the enduring values that PHOTOGRAPHY As I noted in my August letter to tether FCS to its mission, define our Rebecca Anderson our faculty and staff, Lucille Clifton, community, and are, in Robert Frost’s Lisa D’Orazio Justin Garvin in her poem Blessing the Boats, great phrase, native to the grain. Jay Gorodetzer writes about a period of transition, Jim Mack I hope that you enjoy reading Scott Sheppard “a time of sailing through this to this issue of Quaker Works and that.” Her poetic vision about this its celebration of transitions and We welcome any comments, letters, photographs, and suggestions for future kind of time includes the freedom community, whether through to explore uncharted territory, an issues. Please send all communications to: the words of our student Editor, Quaker Works: The Magazine openness to all that comes our way, Commencement speakers Alexis Friends’ Central School and the confidence that many kinds Lewis ’11 and Kyle Seid ’11 or 1101 City Avenue of support will grace our days. That Wynnewood, PA 19096 through the testimonials of our [email protected] support at FCS comes in the form of alumni/ae about Reunion 2011. a spirited sense of community, which © 2011 Friends Central School Thank you for the many ways that PLEASE RECYCLE is felt and expressed in every quarter you contribute to the vibrancy of of our school. Friends’ Central, and I look forward Visit Friends’ Central on the web at www.friendscentral.org From stories about our graduates’ to seeing you on campus many times Follow us on Facebook and Twitter transition to their colleges and throughout the year. QW facebook.com/friendscentral universities to the profiles of new twitter.com/friendscentral Board members to Jim Davis’s move from choral director to his new role as archivist, there are many exciting transitional moments featured in this Joanne P. Hoffman issue—all contributing to the great Interim Head of School

02 CONTENTS QUAKER WORKS • The Magazine of Friends’ Central School • 3:1 | Fall/Winter 2011

8 FEATURES 8 An Exciting Time of Transition FCS Welcomes Joanne P. Hoffman, Interim Head of School 12 Commencement 2011 Exceptional Individuals, A Robust Community 29 Annual Report of Gifts 2010-2011 Through Generous Support, a Stronger School

DEPARTMENTS ON THE COVER OPENING COMMENTS 2 Letter from the Head of School 4 Letters to the Editor

CAMPUS LOG 5 Mr. Davis’ Opus Quaker Mash Lacrosse Rookie of the Year 6 2011 Academic Awards New Members of the Board of Trustees ON THE COVER: Ariel Parker ’11, ALUMNI/AE Kathleen Carpenter ’11, and Elizabeth Baker ’11 at their 16 Reunion 2011 Commencement exercises on What a Weekend! June 11, 2011. 20 Notes from Friends PHOTO BY JAY GORODETZER. 12

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Letters to the Editor

keep an ice cube from melting. We built model rockets and played with boomerangs. I was on the stage crew for one production, and my senior project was to work as an apprentice to a general contractor doing home renovations. I credit the overall maker-friendly atmosphere at FCS with helping to develop my career as an engineer and also with fostering my love of tinkering with, taking apart, and Jackson Snider ’20 piloting the model of building things. I especially credit the Spirit of St. Louis built by Joe Dubb’s 3C Mr. Buckingham’s two-year physics class last year. class with getting me interested in now steeped in the history of flight, attending engineering school. He would appreciate a correction, I am was very supportive of the students WHY MAKING MATTERS sure. Meanwhile, the magazine just that showed an honest interest gets better and better. Thanks. I wanted to praise the concept in learning about physics, and of having kids make things as allowed us great freedom in building Jack Briggs, was detailed in the article about a curriculum by constructing Lower School Science Teacher AnnMarie Thomas in Quaker Works, experiments to back up the theory Issue 2:2 [pp. 26-27]. I think this we were learning. Nowadays, when is a very important skill for children my peers ask about the projects I to learn, and one that is being undertake, they are often surprised Read past issues of Quaker Works at forgotten in this age of instant to hear that I built something www.friendscentral.org/about/publications gratification-fed consumerism. myself. A common reply is, “Oh, I’m I remember many projects that I not very handy, I could never build made at FCS. The first group-made something like that.” I think that Share your project that I remember is turning everyone can actually be a “handy” thoughts Jack Briggs’ third grade classroom person, given the chance to prove it with us! into a tall ship called “The Flying to themselves at a young age. We welcome all readers to give Cloud.” Later on, I have memories This is where a school like FCS us feedback on this issue or of many other projects—some in can continue to excel. to share story ideas for future wood shop class with Bob Emory, issues. All Letters to the Editor some in middle school science with Alec Stevens ’90 that we receive will be considered Doug Ross, some in physics with for publishing in the next issue Keith Buckingham, and some on my FIRST IN FLIGHT of Quaker Works. (Letters are own. There was also the time when edited for length.) Letters to my hair caught fire when I tried to I was thrilled to see the picture of the Editor can be emailed to blow out an alcohol burner that had my 3A class on page 2 and its link to [email protected] gotten out of control, which resulted the article “Why Making Matters.” or mailed to Editor, Quaker Works: in Doug Ross turning the fire However, the photograph is of a The Magazine, Friends’ Central extinguisher on me! Other activities model of the Wright Brothers’ Flyer, School, 1101 City Avenue, that I recall included competitions not Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Wynnewood, PA 19096. like the egg drop contest and a Louis. Joe Dubb’s 3C class built a challenge to build an enclosure to gorgeous Spirit. The 3A and 3C kids,

04 CAMPUS LOG QUAKER MASH

Friends’ Central’s Mashup page is the place to explore everything new and cool at FCS: videos, photos, and our new Memolane timeline. The FCS Memolane shows each of the moments our community has created through online services such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, RSS Many Friends’ Central alumni/ae joined the Upper School Chorus for one final song with longtime director Jim Davis. feeds, and more. You will be amazed at how much we do! Check it out at MR. DAVIS’ OPUS www.friendscentral.org/mashup.

Jim Davis went out with a bang “I feel incredibly lucky to have DAHLE WINS LACROSSE ROOKIE at the Spring Choral Concert, as found a school that matched the OF THE YEAR IN PENNSYLVANIA approximately 75 alumni/ae who came way I wanted to be with kids and to pay tribute to the beloved choral teachers—the tone, the modeled After an outstanding freshman director joined him and the Upper authority, the mutual respect season, Friends’ Central’s Emma School Chorus for a final song on between faculty and students,” Davis Dahle ‘14 was honored with the the FCS stage. Although Davis will said before his final concert. “Not Pennsylvania Area Schoolgirls be retiring from his choral director everybody is able to find that, a Lacrosse Association (PASLA) 2011 duties, he will remain part of the FCS school where they are able to settle in Rookie Award. She also earned community, sharing his institutional and feel comfortable. This place is a First-team All-Friends Schools memory as the School archivist and real home for me.” League honors. Dahle registered 51 adding his support at alumni/ae events Friends’ Central’s new choral goals, 45 assists, 45 draw controls, and fundraising efforts. director is the enthusiastic and 35 ground balls, and 38 forced When Davis arrived at Friends’ accomplished Michele Zuckman, turnovers. See more sports news, http://www. Central, there were only two concerts who joins FCS from Lehigh Valleyey results, and awards at friendscentral.org/athletics a year, the chorus numbers were thin, Charter High School for the . and no additional singing groups Performing Arts where she taughtht existed. Over time, these two concerts music theory and history, provideded became six. He expanded the music lessons in piano and voice, and program to comprise a variety of assisted in forming music curriculaula smaller ensembles including vocal for grades 9-12. Zuckman earnedd jazz, musical theater, triple trio, barber a BFA in vocal performance and shop, a capella, and vocal ensemble. musical education at Carnegie In 1998, Davis helped found the Mellon University and a master’ss Gay Straight Alliance, and he has in choral conducting and music been an active and supportive faculty education at Westminster Choir representative ever since. College. CAMPUS LOG

STUDENTS HONORED AT 2011 ACADEMIC AWARD CEREMONIES

This past spring, many Friends’ Central students were Goodman, Jane Gordon, and Ariel Parker; and (back honored with an array of academic awards. Pictured here row, from left) Benjamin Yahalomi, Mitchell Johnston, are 17 members of the Class of 2011 who were inducted Louis Lesser, Daniel Kurnick, Kathleen Carpenter, into the Cum Laude Society. The Cum Laude Society Deborah Lee, Kossi Anyinefa, Alexandra Forrest, and “recognizes academic achievement in secondary schools for David deLeon. Not pictured are Maggie Marks and the purpose of promoting excellence (Areté), justice (Diké) Roshan Negahban. and honor (Timé).”

Congratulations to recipients (front row, from left) You can see the full list of spring award winners and photos in the Sarah Katz, Samantha Ellis, Alex Kleiman, Rachel FCS Pressroom at http://www.friendscentral.org/pressroom.

THREE NEW MEMBERS NAMED TO BOARD OF TRUSTEES; TRUSTEE EMERITUS HONORED

Friends’ Central is pleased to nationally. She and her husband, industry. He is also a member of the announce that three new members Scot, have two children at FCS, Westtown School Board of Trustees have joined its Board of Trustees Ally ’18 and Max ’19. Kent Julye and the Germantown Monthly for the 2011-2012 school year. is the principal of Twin Anvil Meeting. Julye and his wife, Carolyn Cohen is a textile artist Consultants, which specializes Tracy Mills, have one son at FCS, who has exhibited her work in the restaurant and hospitality Zachariah ’21. James Murdock ’73

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is the owner of Endless Pools in Aston. He and his wife, Catherine, have two children at FCS, Nick ’14 and Mimi ’17. Murdock’s father, John, served on the FCS Board in the 1960s, and his two sisters also graduated from Friends’ Central. In addition, Ann Satterthwaite has stepped down after serving as Clerk of the Board for seven years. She will continue to be a member of the Board. Her son, Andrew Newcomb ’87, graduated from FCS. James Wright will continue to serve as Clerk for the 2011-2012 year. He is the (From left) New Trustees Carolyn Cohen, James Murdock ’73, and Kent Julye. William R. Kenan Jr. Chair of the Board. During his tenure, he was a and the Fannie Cox Science and Department of Classical and Near member of the Building, Executive, Technology Center, among others. Eastern Archaeology at Bryn Mawr Finance, Long Range Planning, and He recently retired from a long College. His sons Nicolaus ’00 and Property Committees. As Clerk of and successful career as the owner Peter ’03 graduated from FCS. the Building Committee, he oversaw of Ridge Pike Building Materials Hillard Madway was named the development of the Lower School Co., Inc., in Conshohocken. His Trustee Emeritus this year. Madway Campus on Old Gulph Road, the children David ’72 and Betsy ’84 received Friends’ Central’s Merrill renovation of the Middle School, and graduated from FCS, as did three E. Bush Memorial Award in 2011 the construction of the Shallcross grandchildren, Bess ’96, Lauren ’99, for his 34 years of service on the Hall, the Shimada Athletic Center, and Matthew Collier ’03.

SPEAKER SERIES 2011 – 2012

INSIDE FCS: THE HIDDEN REALITY A Night Out in Wednesday, April 11, 2012 the Classroom Shallcross Hall • 7:30 pm Tuesday, March 13, 2012 Brian Greene City Avenue Campus • 7:00 pm Distinguished Visiting Scientist So many of us have left curriculum Columbia Professor, physicist, string nights wishing we could go back to theorist, and author of several New York school — well, parents, here is your Times bestsellers including The Elegant chance! A night out in the classroom, Universe. sponsored by the Development Described as “the single best explainer of abstruse Office, is your opportunity to concepts in the world today” by the Washington Post, Brian appreciate your children’s teachers Greene joins past Distinguished Visiting Scientists such as in a whole new way. Choose a class Bonnie Bassler, Squibb Professor of Molecular Biology, from a variety of possibilities, sit Princeton University, and Jared Diamond, author of back and . . . learn! books such as Guns, Germs and Steel and Collapse.

Information on the classes offered Free Ticketed Event and how to sign up will be provided at Please go to friendscentral.org and watch your a later date. email several weeks before each event to find out

PHOTOS BY FCS STUDENTS how to reserve your ticket. 08 An Exciting Time of TRANSITION

FCS Welcomes JOANNE P. HOFFMAN Interim Head of School

BY LISA D’ORAZIO

Last spring, Friends’ Central School embarked on an extensive search for an Interim Head of School, working with search consultants Earl Ball and Jake Dresden of Carney, Sandoe, and Associates, an executive search firm based in Boston. After interviewing a number of excellent candidates, Ann Satterthwaite and Michael Kelly, co-clerks of the Search Committee, announced with excitement that the Board of Trustees came to a unanimous decision. Joanne P. Hoffman would serve as Friends’ Central’s Interim Head of School for the 2011-2012 academic year.

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“Everyone who met Joanne was impressed her retirement, Moses Brown created the Hoffman by her leadership experience, her Scholarship Fund, which increases scholarship opportunities for deserving students, in Joanne’s honor. thoughtfulness, her ability to listen and The school also renamed a newly renovated building on communicate, and her passion for Friends campus, West Middle House, the Hoffman House, the education,” says Michael. capstone of Moses Brown’s Campus Master Plan.

Throughout her Joanne gravitates toward schools that grow and change 40-year career as an with their students and help shape the whole child. She educator, Joanne has comments, “I care deeply about how children grow as been drawn to schools well as about the way we consistently reshape and revise like Friends’ Central our learning environments to make them more vigorous that are centered on for our children in this ever-changing world.” Joanne values. “I have held a also sought ways to remain in the classroom at each long-standing regard school in the teaching role that is so close to her heart. for Friends’ Central Even as Head of Moses Brown, Joanne read poetry to and am moved by the Lower Schoolers, co-taught values class in Middle School, community’s passion to and occasionally taught in the Upper School English realize an even greater classroom. Joanne explains, “I believe that connection potential. I have found with students is so important that I hope to find a way to myself tremendously excited to be back in a Quaker school be in the classroom here at Friends’ Central, too.” because I believe Friends’ values are perfectly aligned with When she retired, Joanne wanted to contribute in new all that is excellent in education,” Joanne says. ways to a profession that had been so good to her. So, she In her professional career, Joanne served as Associate began volunteering and serving on the board at Beacon Head of School at Concord Academy in Concord, Academy in Boston, Mass., and serving on the board of Mass., Director of Admission Axis of Hope, an international and Academic Dean at The Ethel conflict-resolution organization, Walker School in Simsbury, Conn., “I CARE DEEPLY ABOUT also in Boston. Beacon Academy and, most recently, served as Head provides eighth graders who of School at Moses Brown School, HOW CHILDREN GROW are smart and motivated, yet a nationally known Quaker school academically under-served, with a in Providence, R.I. for 15 years. AS WELL AS ABOUT THE jump year to prepare for admission While at Moses Brown, Joanne to independent schools and the launched two strategic plans, WAY WE CONSISTENTLY rigorous curriculum that will the first culminated in a $26.2 follow. Axis of Hope teaches million fundraising campaign RESHAPE AND REVISE OUR conflict analysis, management, and that enabled extensive campus prevention to youth and educators improvements. The second set LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS worldwide. Joanne says, “The goals for the school through desire to work at Beacon and Axis 2012 and included extending TO MAKE THEM MORE of Hope stemmed from the values foreign language instruction internalized in me from working at to Kindergarten, improving VIGOROUS FOR OUR Moses Brown. Quaker education technology efforts, implementing has shaped who I am and what I more environmentally sustainable CHILDREN IN THIS EVER- do.” practices on campus, and CHANGING WORLD.” Joanne is excited about leading expanding its global education Friends’ Central during this time initiatives. After she announced of transition. She shares that

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Joanne Hoffman invited David Felsen to her first, informal staff meeting this summer.

although people often feel that times of transition are In another order of business, Joanne had her first official risky, she believes that times of transition are exciting photo shoot as leader of Friends’ Central. While jokingly because there is a dynamic and describing the glare of her white hopeful quality of movement hair in the sun, a glimpse of her involved. Joanne explains that true personality shined through. “the word ‘transition’ suggests Next to the detail-oriented, focused, going from one place to another “QUAKER EDUCATION HAS measured Head of School was a while holding onto sustaining charming, charismatic, familiar values that have made a school SHAPED WHO I AM AND side that draws others in. However, what it is. While remaining true nothing brought more delight to to its Quaker roots, Friends’ WHAT I DO.” her face than when she stopped to Central School will also look have her photo taken with some toward a bright future through young summer campers. That was new eyes.” when the real Joanne came to life. Joanne began her tenure as Friends’ Central’s Interim She was completely engaged in Head of School on July 5. She immediately went to work, conversation with these third and fourth graders, and one immersing herself in the culture of FCS by getting to could immediately see why Joanne was drawn to Friends’ know the administration and staff. While embodying the Central and why Friends’ Central chose Joanne. Intelligent, practice of respecting the past and looking toward the compassionate, involved—she is an educator steeped in future, she invited “special guest” David Felsen to her first those values that make up a successful and vibrant Quaker staff meeting. At the impromptu gathering, Joanne and school, a fitting leader to guide Friends’ Central through David shared their mutual admiration for one another, and this hopeful time of transition. QW everyone present could see that Friends’ Central would be

in good hands. Lisa D’Orazio is the Director of Communications at Friends’ Central.

fall/winter 2011 magazine 11 COMMENCEMENT 2011 Exceptional Individuals, A Robust Community

BY SCOTT SHEPPARD

“One of the major benefits of the environment at Friends’ Central is that it has enabled each of us to develop strong, distinct senses of self. The passion, self-expression, and drive many of you have displayed throughout your high school career are manifestations of individual exceptionalism. And they will enable many of you to undoubtedly go on to do great things.”

-Kyle Seid ’11

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Even though we were driven indoors by the impending rain, student speaker Kyle Seid ’11 set the tone for what, as Head of School David Felsen reminded us, was a beautiful celebration of the graduating seniors. The ceremony began with Felsen honoring Ann Satterthwaite for her seven years of service as the Clerk of the Board of Trustees.

Alexis Lewis ’11 was the first student speaker, and she shared a wistful message about the importance of the journey. Her speech was filled with stories from Lower School and an overwhelming excitement for the future. “In order to continue on our next journey we must take our past with us as we move on in life,” she said. “Wherever we may find ourselves, we must always hold true to what shaped our past, acknowledge and appreciate what we are today, and dare to be all that we can be tomorrow!” Seid then reminded us that what makes the FCS community such a dynamic force is that we celebrate our differences. “Much of what we focus on at Friends’ Central is the strength and identity of our community,” he said. “Embracing, championing, and fostering individualism is conducive to a better community, or at the very least one I would prefer. By celebrating your individualism and encouraging each other to do great things, you will continue to make our community here and every community you choose to be part of going forward stronger for it.” Jim Davis (top) and David Felsen shared inspiring words at the ceremony.

The combination of their speeches left the crowd in tears of joy then laughter, then both. These students were followed by commencement speaker, Jim Davis, who retired after 39 years of service as the choral director. Throughout his life, Davis explained that one must recognize the difference between what is noise and what Guiseppi Verdi calls your himmel, your liebe, and your lied (your heaven, your love, and your song). We congratulate our graduates on their success at Friends’ Central, and wish them the best as they head off toward future journeys. We know they will carry a little FCS in their hearts wherever they go, knowing they are

always welcome here. QW

Student speakers Kyle Seid ’11 and Alexis Lewis ’11 brought tears Scott Sheppard is a former Communications Associate and Upper and laughter to the commencement audience. School English teacher at Friends’ Central.

14 The Class of 2011

Kossi Anyinefa ...... Yale University Drew Kopicki ...... Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Elizabeth Baker ...... Syracuse University Nora Koppelman ...... Boston University Danie Bendesky ...... University of Rochester Daniel Kurnick ...... Williams College Loren Blank ...... The George Washington University Deborah Lee ...... Penn State University Matthew Block ...... New York University KathyAnn Lee ...... Ithaca College Jonathan Brandin ...... Lehigh University Louis Lesser ...... Rice University Christopher Callans ...... Drexel University Alexis Lewis ...... Widener University Kathleen Carpenter ...... Vassar College Michael Loewenstein ...... Indiana University at Bloomington Devin Coleman ...... Clemson University Maggie Marks ...... Duke University Jessica Cooper ...... University of Delaware Chelsea Mastrocola ...... University of Maryland Kimberly Corliss ...... University of Mississippi Ryan McConnell ...... Trinity College (Conn.) Paul Cotler ...... University of Pennsylvania Monaye Merritt ...... Temple University Paulina Coutifaris ...... Franklin and Marshall College Alexander Mitts ...... Oberlin College Aengus Culhane ...... Lafayette College Roshan Negahban ...... Fordham University Sarah Cullinan ...... Muhlenberg College Ariel Parker ...... Swarthmore College Jacob Davidson ...... Hamilton College Leah Perloff ...... Northwestern University David deLeon ...... Drexel University Grace Phelan ...... The University of the Arts Sean Doerrman ...... Earlham College Justin Pinder ...... St. John’s University - Queens Katherine Drebin ...... Union College Adam Posner ...... Franklin and Marshall College Samantha Ellis ...... University of Pennsylvania Jesse Pudles ...... Chapman University Matthew Fedder ...... University of Vermont Douglas Roberts ...... Ithaca College Julia Feldbaum ...... Denison University Jessie Rohrer ...... The George Washington University Michael Fires ...... Emory University Katherine Roll ...... University of Pittsburgh Rachel Fishman ...... Muhlenberg College Elisabeth Rubin ...... Franklin and Marshall College Alexandra Forrest ...... University of Pennsylvania Melanie Sachs ...... Temple University Akiva Goldstein...... Israeli Defense Force Ian Sadock ...... West Chester University Rachel Goodman ...... University of Pennsylvania Caroline Satalof ...... Elon University Jane Gordon ...... University of Chicago Daniel Segall ...... Wake Forest University Lee Gratz ...... Lehigh University Kyle Seid ...... Macalester College Veronica Hall ...... Temple University Alexi Several ...... The George Washington University Claire Harris ...... University of Richmond Alex Sheltzer ...... Tufts University Meredith Harris ...... Ithaca College Mary Shimell ...... Texas Lutheran University Beau Hauser ...... Dickinson College Samuel Siegel-Wallace ....Connecticut College Rafi Hayne ...... Worcester Polytechnic Institute Sonjay Singh ...... Trinity College (Conn.) Jaime Hyman ...... Indiana University at Bloomington Cary Snider ...... University of Pennsylvania Mitchell Johnston ...... Princeton University Christopher Speicher ...... Allegheny College Bari Joseph ...... Indiana University at Bloomington Carrie Sutherland ...... New York University Wesley Kaminsky ...... University of Arizona Briana Thomas ...... St. John’s University - Queens Matthew Karliner ...... Saint Joseph’s University Aja Thornton ...... University of Southern California Sarah Katz ...... Oberlin College David Weiss ...... Tufts University Jacob Katznelson ...... Drexel University Gabrielle Weiss ...... Tulane University Malique Killing ...... Muhlenberg College Rachel Weissman ...... Brandeis University Alexander Kleiman ...... Brown University Nicole Wolfson ...... Penn State University Katrina Knight ...... Drexel University Benjamin Yahalomi ...... University of Pennsylvania

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REUNION 2011 WHAT A WEEKEND!

BY LINDA WAXMAN WASSERMAN ’75

More than 500 alumni/ae, family members, and friends returned to Friends’ Central last May 13-15 for an exciting Reunion 2011.

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By Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75

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REUNION 2011

Lynne Iverson Neefe ’61 received the Distinguished Alumna Award, which recognized her compassion and excellence in the field of infectious disease education, research, and clinical practice, as well as Leonard Haas ’76 (right, with David Felsen) was honored with the Distinguished Alumnus her unparalleled commitment to Friends’ Award for his generous support of the School’s many projects and his numerous professional Central through her work as a class agent, acting and stage accomplishments, which include the Barrymore Award for the role of Henry reunion coordinator, and member of the in The People’s Light and Theater production of The Fantasticks. Blackburn Society.

Party-goers from around the block archives, and class parties on and off Thank you to everyone who to as far away as Canada, Israel, campus. This year, we also threw a participated in Reunion 2011 and to and Sweden took part in dozens of grand retirement party for longtime those who shared their wonderful

activities including campus tours, faculty members Jim Davis, Lou reflections with us! QW Varsity athletic contests, Meeting for DelSoldo, and Lylee Van Pelt. In Worship, distinguished alumna and addition, alumni/ae gave a combined Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75 is the Director alumnus presentations, visits to the Reunion gift of $131,974. of Alumni/ae Affairs at Friends’ Central.

REUNION REFLECTIONS Reunion was special, as some of our classmates It was a challenge and traveled long distances to reconnect. While fun to help plan our 50th there’s no substitute for real face time, Facebook did Reunion, and it was its job by starting the ball rolling in some instances. rewarding and more fun We laughed together (at an impromptu large party at to attend and see so many Sang Kee Noodle House) and shed some tears together classmates after so many (commemorating and honoring our dear classmate, years. Everyone had a good Jean-Pierre Guggenheim). In all, a friendly way to time, and everyone looks celebrate each other and FCS. pretty good, too!

- Eve Ellis ’76 - Julie Pontz Curson ’61

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We probably all have the same reaction when It was a great joy to get together with the wonderful people of we hear that another Friends’ Central Reunion is the class of ’71. Kudos to Joan coming up “I can’t believe it’s been ___ years!” Alexander, for being the motivating factor in getting us all together But, a quick look in the mirror confirms the again. She brought us to Friends’ Central from cities near and far, decades since graduation. The reunions get and the Reunion did not disappoint. better as the years go by. They become less We shared our news, some happy, some sad, but were all there in about “What do you do?” and more about “How support of one another, just as we had been 40 years before. As in the are you?” I was surprised by how close I felt to past, we shared some great jokes people that I haven’t seen in several years. What (concerning someone’s vacation) and laughed harder than ever. It a wonderful time to celebrate, reconnect, was so difficult to say goodbye. Here’s hoping that we can all get remember those who have passed on, and together again soon! support each other. - Liz Fried Richman ’71

- Dan Weiser ’76 I had a great time at Reunion Weekend. The class of ’91 OMG! Our 30th Reunion was so meaningful (including its several honorary and so much fun. Kudos to the Development Office members) remains the same for using Facebook to arrange everything. People from warm, caring, and friendly near and far arrived on campus, and the party continued group I remember from two into the weekend. It is so nice to be reconnected and decades ago. I CAN’T WAIT feel the warmth of dear old friends. FOR THE 25TH. - Julie Cowitz Gordon ’81 – Max Kaufman ’91

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Alumni/ae

of the antiques in the DeGolyer House Share Your Alumni/ae News for the past 22 years. He is the treasurer Friends’ Central encourages To contribute, email communications@ of the American Museum of Miniature all alumni/ae to share news friendscentral.org or write to Editor, Arts, a non-profit museum, where he gives in the “Notes from Friends” Quaker Works: The Magazine, Friends’ illustrated talks on irises, colonial furniture, section of Quaker Works. Central School, 1101 City Avenue, and opera. Russ has lived in Dallas for 37 Send your photos! Digital photos, saved as Wynnewood, PA 19096. (All alumni/ae years and retired 1989 after working for notes are edited for length, grammar, 300 dpi .jpg files, are accepted as well as DuPont for 40 years. He has two children and content.) print photos. Photos will be returned and eight grandchildren. In his spare time, upon request. he enjoys working in his garden.

1947 1934 Reunion 2011 » Class of 1941 Sarah Wallis Stevens writes, “My usual Brigitte Solmitz Alexander meets plans to divide the year between Old Martha Schmidheiser DuBarry ’44 Saybrook, Conn., and Jensen Beach, almost daily at the pool at Kendal- Fla., were frustrated last winter because Crosslands in Kennett Square. She in early November I fell and broke also sees Mollie Jones Kline ’51 and the femur of my right leg. Rehab and Bill Ravdin ’46, who live there. “The a month in assisted living delayed my upbeat atmosphere and the mutual move south until March, where I stayed respect remind me of Friends’ Central,” until May.” Her family is planning a she writes. “If you want to experience party in September to celebrate her 95th once more the good sides of your high birthday! “Six children, nine grandkids, school experience, come live in a Quaker and five ‘greats’ should make it a retirement community.” memorable affair,” she adds.

» Bill Carson 1948 Jack Banks threw out the ceremonial Reunion 2011 » Class of 1936 first pitch at a Florida Marlins game in May, a result of his being the highest 1943 bidder at an auction for the benefit of Dorothy Coleman Dangerfield is the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital busy running her household, which includes her husband, Ben, and her granddaughter, who has two sons, ages 3 and 4. “It is a most interesting life for us!” she writes. “We still do a bit of traveling, and went to Costa Rica in June. Ben and I allowed our son and his wife to take the zip line without us.”

Charlie Russ is a docent at the Dallas » Peg Harper and Henry Edmunds Arboretum and Botanical Garden in Dallas, Texas, and has also given tours

20 at 78. There’s a lot of laughter at these Reunion 2011 » Class of 1946 gatherings, too, as we share memories and stories of many years ago. As an example, wasn’t our senior show a hoot? In case people don’t remember it was our adaptation of South Pacific. Jane and I still remember the duet we sang to Miss Bryant, our French teacher. As neither of us was in the chorus, we’re sure the audience was relieved to find it was a blessedly short number.”

1953 Frank James and his wife, Dell, » (From left) Elaine Eissler, Douglas Greenfield, Ellen Burr, Beverly Buck Brunker, celebrated their 50th wedding Alice Hess Crowell, Dorothy Schwab Weitthoff, Norm Hoffer, and Jack Katsanos anniversary in November 2010. They moved to a condo in downtown Winston-Salem, N.C., after 40 years in Hollywood, Fla. He writes, “The last son Steven works for Turner Construction of living in two leafy residential time I threw a baseball was in 1946, in Dallas; and son John is an electrical neighborhoods. They are enjoying when I was centerfielder and third-string engineer in San Diego. She enjoys walking to restaurants, a movie theater pitcher for the FCS Varsity Baseball swimming in Crescent Lake, Rotary that specializes in independent films, team (who was Inter-Ac League co- Club activities, playing bridge, attending the theater, the arts district, and the champions) … Unfortunately, my pitch Portland Friends Meeting, and living each symphony. “At age 75, having a CVS was low and inside. But glorious! Does day. “Come visit me!” she writes. pharmacy right across the street and the life begin at 81? This day it did.” Banks post office a block away are plusses as currently resides in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. well,” he writes. Their oldest daughter 1951 lives in Center City, Philadelphia, and Shirley Smith Earle often gets together their granddaughter, Keira, started her 1950 with some of her FCS classmates, who, freshman year at Swarthmore College in Marlee Turner enjoyed a busy summer she writes, “always take time to sing the the fall. She is the 14th member of the season at her Northern Pines Bed and praises of the Friends’ Central we know James family to go to Swarthmore. “My Breakfast in Raymond, Maine. Her son and the significant part Quaker values father, Paul M. James, M.D. ’25, was David works for Apple in Los Angeles; have played in our lives and still do, even the first and graduated in 1929. We are proud of Keira and predict that she will Reunion 2011 » Class of 1951 love the school, the only college to which she applied,” he notes.

1954 Bob Jansen lives in Saline, Mich. He is a retired pastor and still helps at his local church.

1955 Toby Walters is currently serving as Chairman of the Board of Directors of Avow Hospice, the hospice that serves Collier County, Fla. He has been » (From left) Bill Bernard, David Ellis, and Lewis Creskoff involved on the Board of the not-for-

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profit health care organization since Reunion 2011 1994, serving on committees as an officer » Class of 1961 and chairman of a fundraising campaign. The mission of Avow is to provide quality end of life care to patients whereby they are pain free, spiritually nourished, and die with a sense of dignity and purpose to their lives. The health care provider also offers grief counseling and bereavement services to the families of the patients.

1959 Dick and Bonnie Forster Richards » (Front, from left) Ray Battey, Joan Belletti, Sally Craig, Rich Allman, Julie Pontz Curson, and Sally Schrader Irving; (middle, from left) Libby Mayer, Betsy Plank Preston, Gay Sharpless Wittenberg, Robert celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Seaman, and Roger Readinger; (back, from left) Lynne Iverson Neefe, Sandy Taxin, Pat McAvoy Sayre, on August 5. They met at FCS in second Lynn Fisher, Richard Mills, Bruce Newton, Ann Ginshurgh Hofkin, and Jacqueline Fields grade, started dating in ninth grade and have made a wonderful life together. Their three sons, Whit, David, and Drew, retirement!” she writes. “I will continue 2010. It has been planned a surprise party for them at a to do some work for the school, starting published in eight nearby resort. All the guests, including with a trip to Korea in September.” countries, made it their seven grandchildren, kept the secret, onto several “Best and Bonnie and Dick were overwhelmed Of” lists for 2011. by the love-filled occasion. 1964 “Oogy and I do a Martin Crabtree writes, “I have felt lot of fundraisers indebted to the values and education I for local rescues 1960 received at FCS. As a result, my parents and shelters and Rich Ulmer is president and CEO of and I became attenders of Radnor Friends visit schools whenever we can,” he writes. InVitro International in Irvine, Calif. Meeting. In 1975 I returned to Switzerland Levin’s sons, Noah and Dan, are juniors His company, which develops and and became a high school teacher of in college, and his wife, Jennifer, is busy commercializes non-animal test kits and English, and I also taught German to with her law practice as well as being a laboratory services, participated in the exchange students. My wife and I are certified Zumba instructor. Levin is an Eighth Annual World Congress of Non- friends of the Friends, and although we attorney with International Recoveries, Animal Testing Methods in Montreal are members of the Swiss Protestant LLC, in Ardmore. last August. Ulmer also writes that his Church, we attend Meeting for Worship first granddaughter is just about to start every three weeks in our area. In a delicate her sophomore year at UC Santa Cruz. and inoffensive way I have endeavored to Reunion 2011 » Class of 1966 “Needless to say,” he writes, “we don’t impart the importance of as much peace as feel old enough to have her that far along is humanly possible into the minds of my in school yet. Fondest greetings to all the students, as well as the merits of a simple Class of ’60, and let’s start thinking about way of life. I wish all of my contemporaries a follow up to our great 50th Reunion … everything they need for the future, and I how about a 55th?” wish FCS, its students, and faculty and staff, all the blessings they need!” 1961 Joan Fleischhauer Smith was so sorry 1965 to miss her 50th Reunion. She retired Larry Levin’s first book, Oogy: The Dog in June after 18 years as Upper School Only A Family Could Love, spent 10 weeks Head at Roland Park Country School on the New York Times Nonfiction Best » Marica Kephart McKeon and 46 years as an educator. “I’m loving Seller list after publication in October

22 1970 Reunion 2011 » Class of 1971 Sherry McVickar has received an increasing amount of attention for her artwork since the launch of her website, barnlady.net. Forty-five of her paintings will be on display at Paoli Hospital this fall, and she will have two solo shows at Montgomery County Community College and Kendal at Longwood. She also speaks often with Carry Cooper, Stephanie Koenig, and Larry Camp.

» (Front, from left) Kathleen O’Neill, Emily Mustin Nicholson, Joan Shapiro Alexander, Joseph Teti, Peter Preston, and Al Taylor; (back, from left) Franny Lindquist Rosenberg, Melissa Richter Sherry McVickar’s ’70 “Great Barn at Marchand, Dickson Dangerfield, Stacey Polan, Linda Robinson Groverman, and Liz Fried Richman Arrandale: 8AM”

Wooster School Honors Alumnus for Commitment and Service

Tad Jacks ’75 received the H. Korb Eynon Award for Enduring Commitment and Service to Wooster School in Danbury, Conn., this April. As Director of Admissions, Jacks oversaw enrollment increases the past three years, helped create a new program for 3-year-olds, and chaired the search committee for the founding director of the Prospect School, which serves students with learning disabilities at Wooster. Jacks also devoted countless evenings to the review of the school’s mission statement and to the Educational Roadmap Committee this year. Jacks led the creation of new school viewbooks and assisted with the refurbished Wooster website and an online re-enrollment process. In presenting this award, Headmaster Timothy Golding, a former FCS faculty member, remarked, “The tradition of the Eynon Award as stated in the citation is long term investment in Wooster. This year, I am breaking with the pattern of longevity in years to focus on his ‘investment’, and to recognize someone who in three short years has Tad Jacks ’75 (left) receives the H. Korb Eynon Award for Enduring Commitment and Service from Wooster School become indispensible to handling the enormous weight of the myriad Headmaster Timothy Golding, former FCS faculty member. of new initiatives currently under way at Wooster.”

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technology to the different capabilities Reunion 2011 » Class of 1976 astronauts, robots, and controllers have for storing, processing, analyzing, and generating information. “We’re focusing on the goal—map the moon and dig up some water—by studying their combinations and connections,” he says in the article. Caldwell is the director of the Indiana Space Grant Consortium and the Group Performance Environments Research Lab, and is an associate professor at Purdue with dual appointments in industrial engineering and aeronautics and astronautics.

1985 » (Front, from left) Carole Ward, Eve Ellis, Arlette Smith, Elizabeth Phillips, Leonard Haas, Bill Jon Vaden and his wife, Michelle, Weiner, and Peter Baumann; (middle, from left) Ramsay Pennypaker, Jim Prall, Neil MacGaffey, and John Whereat; (back, from left) Lisa Staton Washington, Matthew Erulkar, Hannah George welcomed their son, Andrew, on March McCarthy, Dan Weiser, and Kevin Hooks 2, 2011. “We love living close to the beach in Santa Cruz, Calif.,” he writes. 1980 in how people get, share, and use information. His work has led him Barrett Caldwell was profiled in Purdue 1987 to study issues ranging from human Stephen Kay, managing director of University’s Industrial Engineering Impact tolerance for delays in the use of broker-dealer sales and relationship Magazine for his distinctive research management at Knight Capital Group, Inc., was named President of the Security Traders Association of New Reunion 2011 » Class of 1981 York (STANY) in 2010-2011. In this role, he focused on STANY’s educational role, helping members understand new regulations and other issues affecting the markets.

1988 Maria Farnon lives in Denver and works for CenturyLink, a leading U.S. telecommunications company, managing the company’s voice services. In her spare time, she goes up to the mountains as much as possible to ski and bike. This summer she completed a 100K ride in the Tour de Cure, an event to benefit the American Diabetes Association. She also volunteered as a Road Marshall in the U.S. Pro Cycling Challenge, a six-stage race in Colorado » (Front, from left) Claudia Zeldin, Ellen Weinberg Coten, Julie Cowitz Gordon, and Rebecca Klein that included many of the Tour de Clark; (back, from left) Patrick Sernyak, Chris Knutson, and C. Jeffrey Garrison France competitors.

24 Reunion 2011 » Class of 1986 1995 Ellen Rink married Bradley Young on February 1, 2011, at Sandals Grande St. Lucian, St. Lucia, West Indies. Ellen is a preschool teacher at the House at Pooh Corner in Houston, Texas, where the couple resides.

Alumna Competes in “Toughest Footrace on Earth”

Meredith Bobroff » (Front, from left) Josh Broker, Jamie Freundlich, Melissa Shuman Zarin, Karon Kramer, Hisun Rim, Andy Cohen, Richard Grossman, Jackie Bitensky, and Katie Meyers Kasmer; (back, from left) Murphy ’96 Joel Perloff, Grover Washington III, Frazier Sinkler, Laura Meloney Dugan, Ben Kell, Anja Jefferis completed the Levitties, Andy Backover, and Steve Chanin Badwater 135-mile ultramarathon, billed the toughest 1989 1994 footrace on earth, Rachel Newman Schwartz welcomed Melanie McCarthy Frick attended the in July. She finished her daughter Eleanor Blanche on Harvard University Graduate School of the race in a little September 23, 2009. Education’s Principal Center for a week over 46 hours. After in June. School leaders from all over having crewed the world engaged in intense workshops and paced other pertaining to the Art of Leadership. runners in the “I am excited to use the information Meredith Bobroff Murphy ’96 past, this year learned at Harvard with my students and completed the Badwater she was finally teachers during this upcoming school 135-mile ultramarathon, selected to run the billed the toughest footrace year at Springfield Township High on earth, in July. She invitation-only race School,” she writes. “I hope everyone finished the race in a little Eleanor Blanche Schwartz, daughter of Rachel for the heartiest over 46 hours. Newman Schwartz ’89. from the Class of 1994 is doing well!” 80-90 people who compete each year. “It was an amazing journey and a thrill to Reunion 2011 » Class of 1991 compete and finish this race,” she writes. The temperatures peaked at 120°F, and the course transverses multiple mountains. The race begins at Badwater Basin (280 feet below sea-level), located in Death Valley, Calif., the lowest point in the U.S., and finishes 8,300 feet up Mount Whitney, Calif., the highest peak in the continental U.S. The race features a cumulative ascent of 13,000 feet!

» (From left) Joy Clairmont, Max Kaufman, Tamara Thomas Smith, Julie Nathanson Holcomb, Aimee Taxin Rubin, Alex Miller, Helena Miller, Laura Forman, Dean Griffith, Atif Ahmad, and Michelle Goldstein Kitchen

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Rachel Landis Weatherly and her Reunion 2011 » Class of 1996 husband, Mitchell, welcomed their son Eamon Mitchell Weatherly on August 19. He weighed 7 lbs, 13 oz. He joins big sister, Nola Rae. “This summer, our family has split time between the pool and adventure races!” she writes. “While I will take an extended maternity leave through the end of the year, I continue to work at FEMA in Washington, D.C., and love my job!”

» (From left) Robert Marsh, Evie Bricklan Marsh, Clio Mallin, Mallory Floyd, and Hilary Takiff Weiss with husband, Stuart Weiss

1996 1997 Scott Auslander is a successful Sondra Rosenberg and her husband, restaurateur in Washington, D.C. He FCS faculty member Carl Bradley, is the current owner of Ventnor Sports welcome their son Nolan Rainer Bradley, Café, a popular sports bar, and Toledo who was born on April 11, 2011. He Lounge, both in Adams Morgan. Several weighed 8.7 pounds at birth. FCS alumni/ae are known to pop in for a drink or to catch a Phillies’ game. AnnMarie Polsenberg Thomas and her husband, Chris, welcomed their Chrissy Shaw Dougherty lives in New daughter Grace Ellen Thomas on July 1, Rachel Landis Weatherly ’97 with her husband, Mitchell, and daughter, Nola. Orleans with her husband, Chris, and 2010. She joins big sister, Sage. Thomas their two daughters, Zuzu and Hazel. co-directs the Center for Pre-Collegiate She works as a pediatric nurse with engineering education at the University 1998 oncology and hematology patients at the of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minn. Ross Trachtenberg is living in Center local children’s hospital. “I am fortunate The center runs programs for PK-12 City, Philadelphia, with his wife, enough to live near Denise Woltering teachers, including a graduate certificate Lori. He is the Assistant Director of Vargas and her husband and beautiful in Engineering Education. Admission at FCS, and is entering daughter. I hope to return to FCS for his ninth season as head coach for the the next big Reunion, as I was VERY Varsity Baseball Team, which brought pregnant for the last,” she writes. home the Friends Schools League title in 2011 and is returning a strong squad for 2012. During the summer, Trachtenberg coaches in the New York Collegiate Baseball League (NYCBL), which is a league for top college players. He also recently took on the position of associate scout for the Pittsburgh Pirates. He evaluates high school and college players in the Philadelphia area, and in the Grace and Sage Thomas, daughters of AnnMarie NYCBL, then reports to the Pirates Zuzu and Hazel Dougherty, daughters of Chrissy Thomas ’97. about their professional potential. Shaw Dougherty ’96.

26 1999 Reunion 2011 » Class of 2001 Latifah McMullin finally got her chance to go skydiving in August after five weather-related cancelations. “Skydiving is the most amazing thing I’ve ever done,” she writes. She met her friend Ebony at Skydive Philadelphia in Perkasie, Pa., for the jump. “That morning it was pouring, but by the time we arrived the skies were clear and blue. In the plane climbing to 17,000 feet I kept thinking ‘I can’t believe I’m FINALLY going to do this.’ My first moment of fear came when I watched Ebony’s younger brother jump first. I couldn’t believe I had just watched someone jump from a plane. The first three seconds are pretty scary then you » (Front, from left) Claire Laver, Phyllis Barsky, Sarah Muhrer, Greg Dolsky, Leslie Becker, Diana Bleakley, Jess Phillips, Rosie Dent, and Ryan Barrett; (back, from left) Barbara Putnick, Drew relax and enjoy the free fall. I laughed Shoemaker, Clay Bedwell, Evan Grove, James Becker, and Alex Rolfe most of the time. Once the chute was

pulled I felt like I was standing still in Mary Crauderueff was profiled last mid air. The view was amazing. I cannot spring by the Smithsonian’s ZooGoer wait to do it again!” McMullin is the Magazine for her work as an archivist for FCS Alumni/ae Board Co-President. the Smithsonian’s collection of frozen biological samples. She is sorting and Rahman Beckwith graduated in June recording sensitive material such as the from the International Institute for National Zoo’s reproductive cells from the Restorative Practices graduate school world’s most endangered species. Her job, with a degree in Youth Counseling. she says in the article, is similar to cleaning out your freezer so you know what you Jeffrey Ludwig and his wife, Michelle, can make for dinner. “Like saying ‘I know welcomed daughter Lucy Renee Ludwig the peas are labeled and they’re good, so on May 9, 2011. I’m going to keep them.’ Organization is really key in terms of coming back to it 2002 and saying ‘OK, we know what’s in each Jerome Mopsik launched his business, vial and each container, so we can use Nimble Nano Inc., in June. His it.’” Crauderueff has a master’s degree in company manufactures and sells an library science with a specialty in archives aquarium cleaner of his own invention. and records management. He runs the business with his fiancé, Emily Carnevale, from their home in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. 2007 Sarah Brown is finishing her last year at Howard University and is preparing to 2003 volunteer for several months in London Matthew Collier serves as an Americorps after graduating. Teacher at KIPP Believe Middle School in

Alumni/ae Board Co-President Latifah McMullin ’99 New Orleans. Max Skolnick moved to Los Angeles enjoyed her first skydive in August. and is working as a production assistant

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on “Hart of Dixie,” a new show airing on Caicos, Turks and Caicos Islands, championship. She is a member of the the CW network this fall. with the School for Field Studies. She school- and conference-record 400 and studied marine resource management 800 freestyle relay teams. Laura Umbrecht graduated from there and used SCUBA to monitor coral Georgetown University in May and has reefs. She won the Barry M. Goldwater begun her first year at Columbia Law Scholarship in 2011. School. “Much love to FCS and the Class of 2007!” she writes. Mary Stroman was named a captain of the Washington College swimming team for the 2011-2012 season. Stroman 2008 was named to the 2010 Centennial Logan Brenner is the 2011-2012 Vice Conference All-Sportsmanship Team President for Clubs and Organizations and is a four-time medalist at Centennial at Skidmore College. Last spring she Conference Championship meets, spent a semester abroad on South including three gold medals at the 2010

Mary Stroman ’08

2009 Andrew Kelly has interned the past two summers at Simeone Foundation Museum in Philadelphia. The museum collection, assembled by neurosurgeon Frederick Simeone over a 50-year span, contains more than 60 of the rarest and most significant racing and sports cars ever built, such as an original 1964 Shelby Daytona Cobra Coupe valued at more than $7 million. Kelly is a junior mechanical engineering major at Johns Hopkins and was recently profiled by the JHU Gazette.

Catherine Weingarten completed her sophomore year at Bennington College, and this fall she is studying advanced playwriting in London with NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.

Logan Brenner ’08 studied marine resource management on South Caicos during her semester abroad last spring.

28 ANNUAL REPORT of GIFTS 2010-2011

fall/winterffaalall/l/w//wwiinntnteerr 2202012011010111m mmagazineagaagagagazizziniinne 2929 The Annual Report of Gifts acknowledges all those who have made gifts to Friends’ Central School during the fiscal year July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011.

The Development Office has worked carefully to ensure the accuracy of the information contained within these pages. If you come across an error or omission, please accept our apologies and advise us of the error by calling 610.645.5655 or emailing [email protected]. Visit us at www.friendscentral.org/support. Dear Friends,

Thank you for the many ways you helped Friends’ Central achieve its 2010-2011 goals. We came together as a community to support the school we love and in coming together, we made our community stronger.

Annual Giving This year, with the help of over 175 volunteers, 1,943 generous donors gave more than $1 million to Friends’ Central. A record-setting 79% of parents and 34% of alumni/ae translated their support for Friends’ Central into Annual Giving participation. Our students and teachers thank you!

Perfecting the Art of Fun Our first all-school auction in decades, Perfecting the Art of Fun, gathered our community in support of financial aid at Friends’ Central School. Ninety-two volunteers and 271 guests raised more than $123,000, making a Friends’ Central education possible for talented students with limited financial means.

A New Digital Media Lab A brand new state-of-the-art digital media lab was constructed at FCS this summer. Funds for this project were given by parents, Board members, and alumni/ae. Keep your eye out for exciting projects emerging from this creative space in Shallcross Hall!

Alumni/ae Return Alumni/ae showed their love for Friends’ Central all year long. More than 600 alumni/ae returned to School for events throughout the year, culminating in our Reunion celebration in May. Many thanks to all of our volunteers whose great enthusiasm and generosity made many things possible! We are all looking forward to a new and exciting year at Friends’ Central. As always, we welcome your thoughts and your involvement.

Best wishes,

Edward Grinspan Development Committee Chair, Friends’ Central Board of Trustees

Lydia A. Martin Director of Development

ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS 2010-2011 31 FOR CURRENT OPERATIONS

(As of June 30, 2011)

Unrestricted Annual Giving

SOURCE DOLLARS DONORS Trustees $ 121,940 28 Former Trustees $ 19,462 16 Alumni/ae $ 380,996 1024 Current Parents $ 469,378 560 Parents of Alumni/ae $ 151,272 237 Faculty/Staff $ 42,394 168 Former Faculty/Staff $ 64,747 55 Grandparents $ 44,275 88 Grandparents of Alumni/ae $ 4,895 13 Friends $ 12,855 23 Foundations & Corporations $ 235,661 59 Matching Gifts $ 31,990 11 Minus Double Entries $ (577,664) (322)

TOTAL $ 1,002,201 1943

Restricted Gifts to Current Operations

Educational Improvement Tax Credit $ 87,200 Other Restricted Purposes $ 51,651 Spring Auction $ 123,324

TOTAL $ 262,175

Capital Programs and Endowment

Restricted Capital Gifts $ 4,948 Endowed Faculty Support $ 10,597 Endowed Financial Aid $ 1,166,299

TOTAL $ 1,181,844

GRAND TOTAL $ 2,446,220

32 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL REVENUES AND EXPENSES 2010-2011

ENDOWMENT 3%

ANNUAL GIVING 4%

SUMMER PROGRAMS 6%

TUITION 87%

REVENUES TUITION 87% SUMMER PROGRAMS 6% ANNUAL GIVING 4% ENDOWMENT 3% 100%

NON-ACADEMIC PROGRAMS & SUPPORT 6%

FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 7%

SUPPLEMENTAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 7%

FINANCIAL AID 14%

SALARIES AND BENEFITS 66%

EXPENSES SALARIES AND BENEFITS 66% FINANCIAL AID 14% FACILITIES MANAGEMENT 7% SUPPLEMENTAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 7% NON-ACADEMIC PROGRAMS & SUPPORT 6% 100%

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UNRESTRICTED ANNUAL GIVING ENDOWMENT FUNDS AND CAPITAL GIFTS

The Abramson Family Jane and Matthew Frankel Helena and Eric Sultan Foundation Fund Christina and David Fryman Peggy and Aron Wahrman The Abramson Family Foundation Elaine and Everett Gillison Marlo Washington Wendy and Robert Heller Susan and Douglas Hyman ’79 Class of 1957 Fund for Caroline Johnson and Alan Sheltzer The Cohen Family/Hassel Faculty and Staff Retreats Audrey Klijian Foundation Scholarship Fund Richard B. Klein ’57 Jane Koppelman Andrea Cohen ’86 Hao-Li and Evan Loh Elizabeth J. Cohen ’83 and David Whellan Joanna and F. Arthur McMorris Ellen M. Cohen ’88 Clayton L. Farraday ’32 Jean Miller and James H. Lee Hassel Foundation Mastership Fund Naykeang and Pakvina Neal Lisa Bardarson and Jonathan Reichlin Sara Nerken and Robert Karpinski Sherri and Laurence Belkoff Sharon and Richard Olson Endowment for Financial Aid Linda Bell and Lior Yahalomi Nancy and Robert Parker Anonymous Lisa and Michael Blank Marian and Larry Pearlman Cindy and Cary Anderson Carrie and David Brodsky Sally and David Richman Jennifer J. and Noel C. Archard Ellen Burr ’46 Barbara Matteucci and John Rizzo LiRon Anderson-Bell and Glenn Bell Eileen and David Carpenter Marie and Bruce Satalof Wendy Frame and Christopher Blackman Amy and John Estey Mary Scanlon and Joel Posner Keeya Branson-Davis and Douglas Davis Rani and Mark Fogel Leslie K. and Donald L. Siegel Theodore Burden Michael Fox Beth and Craig Snider Ena M. Cade

Annual Giving Five-Year History

$1,040,331 $1,031,249 $1,005,446 $1,002,201 $959,783

2006-20072007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011

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ENDOWMENT FUNDS AND CAPITAL GIFTS

Heidi and Paul Chandonnet Martha Phan The Margot Newman Christine E. Coburn and Anne E. Kazak Iliana Robinson and Gordon Barr Stickley ’48 Scholarship Fund Carolyn and Scot Cohen Madge Rothenberg and Peter Brodfuehrer The Estate of Margot Newman Stickley ’48 Jo and Howard Cone Kimberly Rubens Jessica and Christopher Coss Suzanne and Matthew Sall The Merrill E. Bush Memorial Fund Doris Davis Joan and Hyman Sall M. Reid Bush ’59 Doris Davis-Whitely Selma and Samuel Savitz Sarah and Andrew DeMichele Jacqueline and Eric Stern Lisa and Donald Dissinger Joyce D. and Idris S. Stovall The Rothman Family Rosemarie Eichinger and Bakir Gueddi Karen Strickland Scholarship Fund Ilene and Tom Garlin Maria Sturm and Elliott Shore The Rothman Family Foundation Reanie J. and Earle S. Greer Jodi West-Booker and Elliott Booker Marsha and Richard Rothman Laura and George Groves Guang Yang and Robert Brumley Diana Harris-Bears and Charles Bears Colleen A. and John J. Zaccaria Brenda Jackson The Wynn S. Sanders ’92 Kelli Jones Endowed Scholarship Fund Shami and Anand M. Kini Faculty Salary Endowment The Estate of Susan R. Sanders Momoko A. Kishimoto and Frank R. Borchert Cameron Memorial Fund Laedoan Y. and Terrence K. Lewis Kathy Taylor and Jonathan Sprogell Ami and Jess Lonner The Wynnefield/Whereat Janet and Hillard Madway Scholarship Fund Deborah Maraziti The William D. Fordyce ’52 Susan and Arthur Whereat Jeanne A. Markey and Gary L. Azorsky Scholarship Fund Kathleen E. Martin and Robert J. Levant The Estate of William D. Fordyce ’52 Leslie and David Matthews The Zeldin Family Susan and James McCoy Scholarship Fund Tracy Mills and Kent Julye The Joey Pozzuolo ’98 The Zeldin Family Foundation Andrea Mosko and Benjamin Fryer Memorial Scholarship Claudia Zeldin ’81 Linda Mundy and Jeffrey Drebin Marie Elena Abbruzzi Jessica Zeldin ’88 Andrew Newcomb ’87 Sharyn and Joseph Pozzuolo Stefanie Zeldin Sigal ’79 Heather Osborne and Vincent Duane Judith and James Rodden Martin Zeldin Nancy Peterson and Michael C. Gross Bethann and Richard Scanlan Sybille Zeldin

2010-2011 Trustee Donors

Melissa Anderson Edward Grinspan Jeffrey Purdy James B. Bradbeer, Jr. Walter Harris ’75 Marsha Rothman Adrian Castelli Karen N. Horikawa ’77 Ann V. Satterthwaite Barbara M. Cohen, Emerita Deborah Hull Joanna Schoff ’51, Emerita Kenneth Dunn Michael C. Kelly Phillip E. Scott ’73 George Elser Matthew S. Levitties ’85 Jonathan Sprogell Jean Farquhar ’70 Craig Lord Joy Takahashi Wilson Felter Hillard Madway, Emeritus Helene van Beuren Christine Gaspar ’70 Edward Marshall ’68 James Wright Robert Gassel ’69 Suzanne Morrison

36 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL UNRESTRICTED ANNUAL GIVING LEADERSHIP GIVING

Annual Giving Campaign 2010-2011 The Heart of Quaker Works Campaign Co-Chairs Leadership Volunteers Leadership Giving Beth Dahle David Arnold Edward Grinspan, Trustee Elizabeth Cohen ’83 Jordan Rubin ’98 Jessica Coss Leadership Co-Chairs Beth Dahle Jessica Coss Even now, some of my best friends are Kim Emmons-Benjet the ones that I made at Friends’ Central Janice Decker Frohner ’60 Susan Gay in Middle and Upper School. At FCS, I Edward Grinspan, Trustee had opportunities to be a member of the Alumni/ae Co-Chairs Cynthia Harris community in the classroom as well as in Jordan Rubin ’98 Marilyn Murray ’64 sports, music, and other extracurricular Jane Starrett Swotes ’55 activities. Looking back, I can see how I Lauren Becker Rubin ’83 benefited from the ability to be involved in such a wide range Parent Co-Chairs Marie Satalof Donna Davin of pursuits. Jay Seid Mary Ann DeCusatis Ann Satterthwaite, Trustee By participating in Annual Giving at the Leadership level, I Randy Stein am happy to support the curriculum and activities at FCS, Past Parent Co-Chairs Andrew T.C. Stifler ’57 both in and out of the classroom. I want to help ensure that Christine Murphy* and William Weiner ’76 the sense of community and high-quality faculty and staff Sidney Rosenblatt that existed when I was a student continues today. More than Amy Shargel anything, this is why I give back. * denotes deceased

Leadership Giving Leadership gifts set an expectation of success for the community. They (Gifts of $1,845 or more) signal belief in the School’s mission and inspire generosity in others.

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$600,000 $631,754 $620,808 $608,026

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$300,000

$200,000

$0 2006-2007 2007-20082008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011

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Forum Kathryn and Edwin Davison Joel Koppelman $25,000 or more Dweck Charitable Fund, Inc. Molly Love and Adrian Castelli Anonymous The Ed Snider Foundation Jean Campbell Lumpkin ’39 Wyncote Foundation Ed Snider Magnolia Plantation & Gardens Lindy Snider ’78 and Larry Kaiser Family Foundation David M. Felsen Fernanda Moore Pacesetters Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Margery DeArmond Maconachy ’62 $15,000 - $24,999 Betty and Curtis H. Jones ’46 Irene and Bruce Marks Anonymous The Catherine and Catherine Marshall and Michael Pedrick Elizabeth and Craig Owens Jonathan Fiebach Fund Linda Mundy and Jeffrey Drebin Bev and Rich Ulmer ’60 Catherine and Jonathan Fiebach ’82 Marilyn Murray ’64 The Friedman/Taub Charitable Foundation Kathleen Murray-Allain ’62 Rebecca Taub and Paul Friedman Sharon and Harry Pollack Circle Amy and James Goldman Deborah and Jeffrey Purdy $10,000 - $14,999 Judith and Edward Grinspan Alexander M. Rolfe ’01 Anonymous (2) Japanese Language School Anne and Stephen Rubin Patricia Andrade and Beny Parnes Fariha I. Khan and Michael D. Carey Jordan Rubin ’98 Carol and James Bradbeer Stephanie Koenig ’70 Joanna Haab Schoff ’51 Carolyn and Scot Cohen Jane Koppelman Meade B. Thayer Pamela R. and Kenneth B. Dunn The Levitties Foundation Frances Vilella-Velez and Jeffrey Golan Karen Johansen and Anja Jefferis Levitties ’86 and Barry Zubrow ’71 Gardner C. Hendrie ’50 Matthew Levitties ’85 *Louise Woodcock McCrery ’35 John A. Levitties ’84 MKM Foundation Suzi Morrison and Grant Calder 1845 Marie and Bruce Satalof Judith and Bernard Newman $1,845 - $2,999 Catherine and James D. Murdock ’73 Pam and Larry Phelan Anonymous The Philadelphia Foundation Rothman Family Foundation Alice Amsterdam Joan Mazzotti and Michael Kelly Marsha and Richard Rothman Barbara and Robert Behar Segall Family Foundation Meg and Peter Saligman Lori Epstein Bendesky ’80 and Gregory Segall Jay Seid Family Larry Bendesky Sprague Foundation, Inc. Kim Emmons-Benjet and Brian Benjet Evelyn and Marc Duvivier Marcy and Robert Shoemaker Jessica and Eric Berger van Beuren Charitable Foundation Jessica and David Solomon Wendie and Joshua Broker ’86 Helene and Archbold van Beuren Amy and Randy Stein William A. Brown ’68 Edwin S. Webster Foundation William W. Thomas Cynthia Bidart Harris and Jon Harris Flavia Vogrig and Robert Gassel ’69 Calvin H. Rankin, Jr. ’43 Fund Hakim Warrick ’01 Cameron Memorial Fund Wendt Family Charitable Foundation Kathy Taylor and Jonathan Sprogell Founders Laura and Kenneth Mitchell William Carson ’41 $5,000 - $9,999 Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting Anonymous Barbara M. Cohen Anne and Andrew Abel Council Alison and Scott Cook-Sather Barbara and Ted Aronson $3,000 - $4,999 Marguerite and Matthew Cooper Sandy and Stephen Cozen ’57 Marta R. and Robert S. Adelson Jessica and Christopher Coss The Coslett Foundation Elizabeth J. Cohen ’83 and David Whellan Willa G. and Marc P. DeSouza Ann Coslett Brigitte and Robert Cooperman Anne Maddock Ewing ’39 Edward Coslett ’40 Deborah and Frank Correll Lenny Feinberg Torrey Coslett Jenkins Ruth and Richard Horowitz Fidelity Investment Charitable Gift Fund Beth and David Dahle Aeolian Jackson Raymond S. Battey ’61

* denotes deceased

38 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Cynthia Linton Fleming ’50 Sara and Jay Minkoff Andrew T. C. Stifler ’57 Linda and Benjamin Frankel Gladys Baker Monier ’32 Sue Ann and Jonas Stiklorius ’59 Ivan H. Gabel ’49 Hisano and Yuji Nakata Isobel J. Stockdale and Harry F. Yanowitz Susan Gay and Jonathan Andrews Elizabeth and Robert Nourian Marie A. and William J. Strahan Grace Griffiths Thomas H. Patterson ’59 The Solomon and Sylvia Bronstein Philomena Guillebaud ’43 Albert Carter Pottash ’66 Foundation Danielle and Vahan Gureghian Sheri Cozen Resnik ’81 and Joy Takahashi and John Gullace Jeds Foundation Kenneth Resnik Ronit and Howard Treatman ’79 Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 and Laurie and Steven Katznelson United Way of Delaware David Roberts ’83 Beth and Gary Kaminsky Susan and Lloyd M. Wirshba Beverly and John Keith Miriam Rothenberg Andrew Vaden ’76 Louise Krasniewicz and Ann V. Satterthwaite Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Richard M. Leventhal Debbie and Ronald Schiller DeeDee B. and Marcos R. Lopez MaryFran and David Schlessinger Albert Carter Pottash ’66 Rosemary and G. Craig Lord Lynn Schuchter and John Broaddus William Weiner ’76 Julie Low and Gilbert Block Kimiko and Koji Shimada Sharon Weiss and David Arnold Lorna Lynn and Harold Palevsky Stefanie Zeldin Sigal ’79 Dawn Witzel and Peter Lakin Lydia Martin and William Kennedy Frazier Sinkler ’86 Linda Bell and Lior Yahalomi William McVail Stacey Goldsborough Snider ’78 The Zeldin Family Foundation

Gifts to Friends’ Central Annual Giving support the School’s thriving Arts program.

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Meeting Donald Briskman ’60 Nancy Jackson Marchand ’76 $1,200 - $1,844 Carrie and David Brodsky Jeanne A. Markey and Gary L. Azorsky Anonymous Caroline and Donald Brooks Barbara Matteucci and John Rizzo Laura and John Armstrong Beverly Buck Brunker ’46 Norman McAvoy ’48 Janet and Jeffrey Bowker Mari Ann and Christopher Campbell Ellen Meier and Michael Freed Meg Boscov and Randy Brown Mary Ann and Anthony DeCusatis April Mellody and Christopher Gillespie Richard C. Burgess ’65 Sarah and Andrew DeMichele Lincoln Meyers ’80 Steven Chanin ’86 Patricia DeRusso and Jodi K. and David H. Miller Amy Cooperberg DiLuca ’78 and Christopher Forrest Elizabeth Morgan Anthony DiLuca Thomas P. Donaldson ’59 Michelle Narin and Maurice Schweitzer Shirley Smith Earle ’51 Deborah Driscoll and Christos Coutifaris Susanne Ritt Nichol ’82 Linda Fischer ’61 Mary and Joseph Fenkel Catherine and Steven Nierenberg Walker Gilmore ’91 Sharlene Ferrin Rochelle Ostroff-Weinberg and Elizabeth Goldmuntz and Frederic Barr Ginger and Mark Fifer Robert Weinberg Carolyn Ulmer Gorman ’66 Wendy Frame and Christopher Blackman Virginia and Stuart Peltz Barbara Haber and Jonathan Flick Winkie Ostroff Gaev ’50 Sonya Pollack Dana and Rodger Hayne Jamie Lynn Garfield ’96 William D. Ravdin ’46 Frank Hoenigmann Mary Jean Gazzara-Pawley and Barry J. Reimenschneider ’48 Andrew Newcomb ’87 Kevin Pawley J. Donald Reimenschneider ’52 Charles King ’80 David Glasser ’02 Theodore Reinke II ’48 Pamela Lethbridge and Theodore Simon GlaxoSmithKlein Foundation Sharon Ritt Karen Lewis and Howard Kruger Ruth Gabel Goldstein ’53 Alan Scharfstein Pat and James Lobb The Green Foundation Kurt Schilling ’51 *Christine Murphy and Sidney Rosenblatt Paula Yudenfriend Green and Susan and Jeffrey Schwartz Arlin Green Dana Lynne Iverson Neefe ’61 Rachel Newman Schwartz ’89 The James and Mignon Groch Fund Bruce C. Newton Mary Deming Scott ’60 James and Mignon Groch Laura Novo and Stephen Chawaga Angela Scully and George Elser Eli Gross ’86 Gary Pudles Seed the Dream Foundation Jacqueline and Henry Guynn Linda Pudles Marcy Gringlas and Joel Greenberg Robert B. Hall ’59 Melisande J. Simmering and Ian B. Wilcox Sara Volkman Shack ’87 Harweb Foundation Jacqueline and Eric Stern Sheller Family Foundation Cynthia Bidart Harris and Jon Harris Archie D. & Bertha H. Walker Foundation Jamie Sheller and Mark Greisiger Mary Hediger and George Weaver Walker Gilmore ’91 Cindy and Mike Silver Kevin Hooks ’76 Sherri Apter Wexler and Lewis Wexler Gary Smith Ralph Horning ’60 Eve E. Wollman and James R. Sperans Winifred Jess Tierney ’53 Deborah and T. Regan Hull Cindy and Bill Torres Karen and Philip Ivory Anne and Richard Umbrecht Susan Johntz and David Velinsky Benefactors Maggie Vickery Penny and Ronald Joines $800 - $1,199 Laurie and J. Scott Victor Cynthia Kendall ’76 and John Lindquist ’76 Anonymous (3) Andrew Weinstein ’65 Shami and Anand M. Kini Julia Rudolph and Matthew Adler Paula Williams and Robert Williamson Helene and Allen Apter Betty Lam ’94 Douglas Baird ’71 Elena and Ken Levitan Betty Bard and Jay Adelsberg Sandra Slevin Lockhart ’60 Blue & Gray Associates Nancy Bentley and Karl Ulrich Hao-Li and Evan Loh $300 - $799 Tami Benton-Condiff and Janet and Hillard Madway Anonymous (4) Allessandro Condiff Lois A. Maiman ’60 John Abramson

40 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL David Albert ’86 Andrea Cohen ’86 Mary and Michael Furey Priscilla Okie Alexander ’41 Ellen M. Cohen ’88 C. Jeffrey Garrison ’81 Tonia and Albert Alwyn Mary and Carla Connor William Gartner, Jr. ’55 Nancy Andrews and Robert Schall Cindi and Glenn Cooper Elaine and Everett Gillison Richard G. Angell, Jr. ’54 Linda Hawkins Costigan ’86 Jill and Stephen Ginsberg Ira Apfel ’86 Martin Crabtree ’64 Virginia Arnold Gleason ’60 Jane Davis Atkinson ’61 Mary Ann Crawford and Brett Skolnick Anita Gonzalez ’76 Holly Peirce Ayres and Percy Ayres III Alice Hess Crowell ’46 Julie Cowitz Gordon ’81 and Brian Gordon Bruce Babcock ’60 Michelle and Daniel Crowley Murray Gorson ’74 Denise and James Baker Tara L. Cuda and Pasquale A. Colavita Angela DeMichele and Robert Gross John Balson ’52 Julie Pontz Curson ’61 Richard Grossman ’86 Madeline and Richard Baron Catherine Cutler ’79 and Nancy and Peter Grove Abraham Mintz ’75 J. Peter Baumann ’76 Marcus Guynn ’73 Ellen and Richard Cutshall Kathleen K. and H. Jay Bellwoar Margret MacGaffey Hagar ’82 Mary K. Dabney and James C. Wright Ellan and Leonard Bernstein Nancy and Robert W. Hallett Donna Davin and Uriel Kusiatin Jordan S. Bernstein Marjorie Miller Hallowell ’56 Nancy Davis Dan Biddle ’71 Jeannine Gentile Hamilton ’85 Catherine and Ronald Dawson Madge Littlefield Bird ’49 George Hardman ’58 Cynthia Dayton and William Humenuk Nancy BreMiller Black ’59 Elizabeth Smith Harper ’54 Louis DelSoldo Lisa and Michael Blank Walter Harris ’75 Ruth Stubbs Denlinger ’55 Christopher Bonovitz ’87 Kathryn Hayward and Tom MacFarlane Lisa and Donald Dissinger Richard Bowen ’76 Jennifer C. and Lorin M. Hitt Stephanie Dolores Lee H. Bowie ’51 Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin ’61 Christopher Dorrance David L. Branning ’59 Deborah E. and Brian K. Hoppy Lis and Jag Dosanjh Ira and Myrna Brind Foundation Karen N. Horikawa ’77 Sandi A. Draper David Brind ’96 Louise Goetzenberger Howard ’40 Jeffrey Brody ’98 Lorna and Arnon Dreyfuss Noreen D. Howard and Daniel Diadul Michele V. and Jeffrey F. Brotman R. Elaine Swartz Eissler ’46 and John Eissler ’42 Eric L. Hoyle Barbara T. Bruner Anna D. Ensor ’63 Huber Family Charitable Fund Peggy Brumfield Bruton ’53 Mika and Allen Epps Louise and Joseph Huber Marlene Miller Buckley ’53 and Susan and Douglas Hyman ’79 Robert Buckley ’53 Jane and Charles Epstein Leigh Jackson and Robert McCord Diana Stambul Burgwyn ’54 Amy and John Estey Mercedes Jacobson and Eric Greenblatt Ellen Burr ’46 Eileen Farnon ’90 Francis M. James ’53 Barrett Caldwell ’80 Randi and Rick I. Feld Jennifer Ornsteen James ’68 Bradley Campbell ’79 Jared Fertman ’99 Sibylle and Raymond P. Jefferis ’56 The Gunard Berry Carlson Memorial Alexander L. Fetter ’54 Foundation, Inc. Caren and Paul Fires Macon Pickard Jessop ’88 *Nancy Carlson Bacharach ’47 Robert A. Folwell ’80 Antoinette Leroux Jewell ’65 Debbie and Alan Casnoff ’62 Laura Forman ’91 Juan Jewell ’68 Kimberly and Bart Cassidy Mary Ann Cohee Freemann ’42 Cynthia Jobe and Sean Goggins Silvia and Mark Chapkovich Julia Frick ’32 Beth Davis Johnson ’77 and Martin Johnson Barbara Jess Charlson ’55 Jean and Carl Fridy Caroline Johnson and Alan Sheltzer Debbie J. and Young Rak Choi Janice Decker Frohner ’60 Franklyn N. Judson ’60 Joy Clairmont ’91 and Max Kaufman ’91 Christina and David Fryman David Kendall ’75 Terry and Jim Clampffer Rhoda and Louis Fryman Judy and Jerry Kessel Amy Abrams Cohen ’79 Kathryn Furey Young Ok and Doo Hyun Kim

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Marianthi Kiriakidou and Sally Reynolds Motley ’59 Jonathan Sadock Zissimos Mourelatos Laura and Mark Mulholland Alice Saligman David Kirk ’69 Bridget Murnaghan and Hugh Gordon Nancy Sanders ’83 Dorothy Dunne Kittrell ’45 Scott Myers ’72 Sue Williams Saul ’44 Robert C. Klaus, Jr. ’62 Deborah Hazzard Nash ’51 Peter V. Savage ’57 Joanne and Alexander Klein ’83 Marsha Neifield and Alan Folkman Mary Scanlon and Joel Posner Nancy Kleinberg Sylvia and Harvey Nisenbaum Alexander Schall ’86 Kerri Konik John Norcini Lynne Tindle Schnyder ’62 and Joyce Boardman Kurr ’47 Michelle and Andrew B. Olson George Schnyder ’62 Rachel Volkman Kushel ’92 Heather Osborne and Vincent Duane Sandrine and Edward Schoenfeld Bonnie Boardman Schoennagel ’55 Sandra Hull Laber ’88 John R. Oster ’46 Hannah and Merrill Schwartz Marilyn and Eric Lager Marianne Colville Parkinson ’48 Nicholas Scull ’60 Christine Laine and David Weinberg Jack Parsons ’58 Adam Seitchik ’89 Alexandra Langendorfer and Betty Byfield Paul Foundation Thomas Pickard Robin and Jay Several Katherine Schultz and David Paul Connie Burgess Lanzl ’68 K. Barry Sharpless ’59 Carmella and Richard Pepino Natalie and Brendan Lee Amy and Carl Shaw Carol Perloff Jenifer K. and Michael Lehrer John Shaw ’74 Joel R. Perloff ’86 Sarah Jackson Leonard ’78 Ellen Siegel and Richard Wallace Marian Petrarca Diana and Gerry Lewis Leslie K. and Donald L. Siegel J. Edgar Pew ’82 Albert J. Lilly, Jr. Wendy Smith and Phillip Annas Elizabeth Phillips ’76 Mary MacElree Marjorie Somers and Frank Silvestry Sabitha Pillai and Michael Friedman Deborah Maraziti Paula Singer and Howard Kaufold Sherri Pillet Joni R. Marcus and Edward F. Greves Savita and Vijay Singh Regina Pinotti and John Shields Fran and Robert Margulies Joan Fleischhauer Smith ’61 Maria and Kenneth Pollack David Markson Beth and Craig Snider Elizabeth Toborowsky Pollard ’87 Leona Markson Lisa Speicher and Carl H. June Richard Pompetti ’04 Evelyn Bricklin Marsh ’96 Jutta Buehne Sterling ’58 Sharon Popik and Kevin Fosnocht Leslie Statzell Marshall ’63 Jonas Stiklorius ’90 Daniel Price ’94 Anne Martin Helena and Eric Sultan Samuel Propper ’08 Joan Henley Mattoon ’50 Frances and William Sutherland Helen and David B. Pudlin Elizabeth Mayer ’61 Andrea Swinton Jenni Punt and Stephen Emerson Marian and Alexander McDonnell Jane Starrett Swotes ’55 Carl E. Reichert, Jr. ’49 Paul McNamara ’79 Susan Tabor-Kleiman and Jodi Mindell and Scott McRobert Kathleen Reilly and Michael Nance Robert B. Kleiman James J. and Felice G. McSwiggan Stephen J. Reynolds ’58 Sharon and David Taffet Iris Melendez and Henry R. Adamczyk, Jr. Whitten W. Richman Nicky and Elliott Tanos Sarah Mendelson ’80 Valeri S. and Mark H. Riesenfeld Nancy Warwick Tarlton ’48 Diane Merry and Steve Fakharzadeh The Rittenhouse Foundation Peter Taylor ’75 Michael Mersky ’72 Rebecca Klein Clark ’81 Niku Thomas and Eric Mitchell Katherine Meyer ’74 Mary Roberts Lauren Tierney Salli Mickelberg Ann and Paul Rogers Cheryl Guzzardo Tuverson ’82 James P. Brennan and Emily B. Miller John Rogers Carol Perloff Capper Twain ’56 Tracy Mills and Kent Julye Sheila and Henry D. Rohrer Sigrid and Douglas Veasey Katherine and Robert Mitchell Joan and Tim Roll Laura and Ricardo Verges Barbara Anderson Morris ’40 and Lori Cozen Rosenberg ’82 Martin Wachs ’82 William Morris Jerilynn and Doug Ross Harvey Weiner ’81

42 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Daniel Weiser ’76 Deborah and David Weiss David G.Wetterholt ’62 Andrew White ’03 Wendy and Lawrence White Barbara Davis Widmayer ’57 Wendy Wolf Robert Yarnall ’46 Felice Rosenberg Yeshion ’88 Claudia Zeldin ’81 Jessica Zeldin ’88 Lyna Zommick Henry A. Zoob ’57

Blue & Gray Patrons $150 - $299 Anonymous (5) Marc Ackerman ’81 Sabina and Atif Ahmad ’91 Susan Albertine The Friends’ Central community joins together to celebrate the International Day of Peace each year. Joan Shapiro Alexander ’71 Richard Allman ’61 Erica Taxin Bleznak ’86 and Christine E. Coburn and Anne E. Kazak Ashley Altman Kenneth Bleznak Denis Cohen Cindy and Cary Anderson Michelle Bloom Louis Cohen ’95 Rebecca and Iain Anderson Peter Bloomfield Bess Collier ’96 Michelle and Michael Apkon Esther Book Charlotte and Bud Cook Jennifer J. and Noel C. Archard Joseph I. Borneman ’55 Carol Cooper ’70 Natalie Aronson ’05 Virginia Lundgren Bortin ’54 Catherine Corson and Sandy and David Axelrod Ellen Boscov and Todd Taylor Charles McCammon Eleanora Baird Robert Boyer ’65 Edward Coslett ’40 Stephen Baldi ’94 Nancy and Paul Bray Henry Cowell ’50 John R. Banks ’48 Inge Kornrumpf Bretherton ’52 Cinda Crane and Jack Briggs Jill Banks Barad ’57 Annabelle Brett ’65 Sara and Allan Crimm Nicole C. Barnum and Sophia Lee Barbara Burtness and Israel Mushi Jennifer Culhane Danielle Paul Barson ’87 Ena M. Cade Deana Kelly Czaban ’86 Mary and Marshall Bassett Muge and Kivanc Caglar Jeanine and Joel Dankoff Leslie Becker ’01 Jed Callen ’67 Andrea DeSabato ’05 Frances R. and Frederic A. Beckley William Callen ’43 Barbara and Anthony DeSabato Jeannine and William Bedford Carolyn Cambor Patricia and Raymond DeSabato Steven Benjamin ’82 Janice and Vincent Cappelli Dorothy Jones Dick ’44 Britt Benner and Wilbert Shin John Carson ’44 Dorothy Gotwald Dixon ’44 Barbara and Joe Bentley Maureen and Mark Charamella Debbie R. and Stephen Dolic Mary Beth Griffith Berggren ’48 Louise Christopher Nancy Fitts Donaldson ’43 Anne McAvoy Blackburn ’50 Carol Jerjisian Churukian ’52 Pete Drayer ’57 Connie and Sheldon Blank Deborah and Anthony Cianfrani Kathy and Jerry Drew Karen and Russell Bleakley ’67 Anne Dufour Clouser ’50 Sharon Eckstein and Lawrence Indik

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Julie Miller Edgerton ’47 Gayle G. and George M. Gowen Sally Schrader Irving ’61 Samantha Hauser Ekert ’88 Lee M. Gratz Bette Lee Jarvis Jablow ’57 Barbara Acomb Elliott ’47 Victoria and Harris Gratz Brenda Jackson David M. Ellis ’51 Michaela McCormick Gravel ’94 Linda Jacobs Eve Ellis ’76 Lawrence V. Graves ’63 Liza Jane and Thomas Bernard Charles Ensor ’59 Judith Moulton Greene ’56 Randi and Jon Joseph Carole Epstein Leslie Greenfield Nancy and Franklyn S. Judson June Singley Evans ’66 Anne and Michael Greenwald Kimberly and Clayton Justice Liza Ewen Reanie J. and Earle S. Greer Kristina and Michael Kallam Renee Faggen Dean Griffith ’91 Amy and Michael Karliner Maria Farnon ’88 Elizabeth Grinspan ’99 Diane Karp Jean Farquhar ’70 Michele and Paul S. Grossman ’87 Kathleen and David Kaslow Drew Faust and Charles Rosenberg Laura and George Groves Mauri C. and Andrew C. Kassner Deborah Peltz Fedder ’79 and Paul and Terry Guerin Bonnie and Michael Kay Michael Fedder Christopher Guides Stephen Kay ’87 H. Marcia Feigenbaum-Bergmann and Barbara Miller Gustafson ’42 Judith Kiesel and Michael Bolotsky Leigh Bergmann Gabrielle Schwarz Haab ’57 Kristin and Todd Kimmell Daphne and James Fell Naomi Haas and Peter O’Dwyer Momoko A. Kishimoto and Jeanne and Wilson Felter Frank R. Borchert Stephanie McCurry and Steven Hahn Claudia Ferran and James Banko Anne and Barry Kleban Laura Haimm Kimberly and Michael Ferrell Peter Klein ’87 Andrew Hamilton ’84 Richard W. Fetter Richard B. Klein ’57 David H. S. Hardin ’55 Betsy and Bob Fiebach Molly Jones Kline ’51 Kendell Hardy Jacqueline Fields ’61 Theresa Butler Knight ’81 and Megan Fifer ’96 George Harkins, Jr. ’52 Charles Knight Deborah Fleisher and Stephen Starr Michele and Jeffrey Harris Lori M. Koch and Samuel H. Israel Rani and Mark Fogel Randi and John Harris Debra and David Kornblatt Princess and Earl Foster, Sr. Susanna and Warren Hauser Karen Kramer ’86 Ashley M. and Adam W. Fox Mary Hannah Hawkins ’61 Amy and Wes LaBlanc Sarah and Kevin Fox Catherine and Darin Hayton Anne Ballen Ladenson ’83 Seymour Frank Sumner Hayward ’61 Alma and Edwin Lakin Liselotte Freed Carol Hebb and Alan Feldbaum Emma Lapsansky-Werner Edward Fronefield ’50 Richard S. Heilman ’51 Bill Larson ’80 Amy and Ronald Fuchs Raymond Heising ’92 Julie B. and Erik T. Lederman Howard Fussell ’44 Susan Herzberg Henry ’65 Dorothy and Kevin Lee Ed Gardiner Cinda Buswell Hill ’59 Nancy Lee and Robert J. Borghese Tiffani Gavin ’91 Ilana and Herb Hirsch Wai Lee Mona Ghude and Rajeev Alur Nandita Yagnik Hogan ’89 Deborah Leibel and Fred Goodman Sophie and Tom Gibson Lori Holden Holden ’96 Lonnie and Murray S. Levin Patricia R. and Sidney W. Gilford Susan and Richard Holt John R. Levy ’63 Jeanette S. Gillison Joyce Horikawa ’80 and Nicholas Torno Sarah Price Lindsay Honey ’62 Susan and Peter Gilman L. Elizabeth Horning ’63 Sonja Beth Lindgren and John W. Gruber Sybil Gilmar Peter J. Hughes ’53 David J. Linton ’59 Lynne and Steven Glasser Elizabeth Shinn Hulford ’98 Linn and Douglas Linton ’68 Janet Goldwater ’68 Stephanie Denenberg Humphrey ’87 Kenneth Litwin ’88 Robin Rosenfeld Gordon ’76 Linda and Ivan Inerfeld Mireia Lizandra and Eric Smith Carol Gotwals Betsy Norcross Ingram ’62 Jean LoCastro ’81

44 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Barbara and Morris Longstreth Karen Palcho ’78 Jane and Walter Schoenborn Ami and Jess Lonner Kim Parris and Peter Seidel Clare L. and Darryle D. Schoepp Marcella Lourd Steve Patterson Charlotte and Daniel Schutzman Charlene Lu and Michael Zhao Kirk Paul ’75 Jutta Seibert and Koffi Anyinefa Laurie S. Lubking Barbara Homer Pearson ’45 Patty and Jeffrey Seltzer Jane Cubberley Luce ’68 and Eric Luce Alice Legge Penza ’36 Barbara Kratz Shaw ’50 Mary and Joseph R. Ludwig ’69 Amy B. and Jeffrey D. Petersohn Robin Sheldon and Gerard Lewis Matthew Lundy ’04 Nancy Peterson and Michael C. Gross Susan Shilcrat and Harry Mazurek Andrea Luongo ’09 Martin D. Phillips Youngmi and Wan Shim Paige W. Macfarlan and Zea G. and David E. Piver Evan Shingles ’91 Jonathan M. Kopcsik Julie G. and Brad F. Pogachefsky Suzanne and Kurt Shore Rebecca Porter Madsen ’86 Jason Polykoff ’02 Mark Silberberg ’84 Melissa Richter Marchand ’71 Jane Pompetti Michael Silver ’86 Marcie and Jeffrey Marcus Barbara Porter and Stephen Yarnell Patricia Bleznak Silverstein ’77 Ronnie and Lawrence Margel Peter Preston ’71 Jessamyne Simon and Gabriel Tatarian Betsey Margolies ’06 Charles C. Price ’66 Virginia Adams Simon ’80 Anne C. Markland ’56 Marianne Price Eve Slap ’73 Michelle and Todd Mastrocola Joan and Brad Rainer Bunny Slepin Sara L. Matthews and Raymond J. Fabius Julia G. Raphaely Arlette Smith ’76 Linda Kent McConnell Jennifer and Brendan Ratigan Janet Weiss Smith ’42 Susan and James McCoy Margery and Raymond Reed Raegen Smith ’97 Stephanie W. and William R. B. McCullough Debora Reiff and Edward Lundy Rebecca Smyrl ’96 Rachel Fell McDermott ’77 Allen Reishtein ’61 Cathi Cozen Snyder ’85 Yvonne M. and Ryan A. McKenzie Penny and Maury Reiter Lisa Kay Solomon ’89 Theresa M. McLaughlin-Zerbe and John A. Zerbe J. Richard Relick ’47 Ronnie and Bob Somers Joanna and F. Arthur McMorris Edward Rice ’34 Thomas Spencer ’77 LaVerne McPherson Robyn Richmond and Lloyd A. Guindon Juliet Spitzer and Philip Wachs Martha Green Mead ’53 Eric Rieder ’71 Karen Strickland Judith Kirk Meyer ’74 Rita Ritsema and Karl Schwabe Maria Sturm and Elliott Shore Barbara and Nicholas Meyer Donald Ritt ’52 James Supplee ’69 Marla R. and Richard P. Milgram Arline Ritz Jamie Goldsborough Swift ’84 Eleni Miltsakaki and Kostas Daniilidis Anne Robbins and Craig Lichtman Barbara and Leonard Sylk ’59 Leslie and Maurice Mitts Susan and Harvey Robbins Kimberly and Dominic Tarquinio Morgan Moore ’45 Mary Robertson ’43 Michi Tashjian Michelle Morrison Norman Robinson ’46 Sandy Taxin ’61 Carole and James Murray Anne Ross ’94 Alan D. Taylor Kathleen A. and Robert V. Nardi Laura and Leonard Rossio Beth and Frank Tedesco Holly and Norman Nelson Madge Rothenberg and Lynn E. Teller and Frederick Villars Sara Nerken and Robert Karpinski Peter Brodfuehrer Emma George Terndrup ’73 Diane Nissen and Jerry Gollub Michael Rothman ’79 Ira Thal Nancy Nghiem and Edward Nguyen Robin Rothman ’84 Kathleen and Peter Tozer Robert S. Noone, Jr. ’53 Patrice and Harold L. Rutenberg Jean and Frank Tracy Shirley and Ricardo Novo Joan and Hyman Sall Amanda Trask ’80 Nelson Obus ’64 Julia Fineman Sauter ’81 Jeremy Treatman ’83 Carol Orenstein and Charles Nichol John Schalow ’69 Christopher Vaden ’74 Alexander Otey ’78 David Schmitt Alfred T. Vernacchio

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W. Warren von Uffel ’53 Linda Kidder Yarlott ’84 Blue and Gray Clubs, Lyn Weinberg and Mark Moskowitz Stephen Yarnall ’76 2006-2010 Wachs Weingarten Charitable Trust Alexander Yih ’10 $25 or more Margie and Bryan Weingarten Pam and Don Yih John R. Armstrong ’09 Erika Waginger-Goldberg and Barry I. Kris and Christopher Yoo Samuel H. Aronson ’07 Goldberg Donald Yorkman ’95 Lindsay Bedford ’07 Nancy Schranz Wall ’38 Neil Yoskin ’68 Max Bernard ’08 Ann Dothard Walters ’58 and George M. Cheryl Nelson Young ’79 Walters, Jr. ’55 Mathew B. Bernstein ’08 Colleen A. and John J. Zaccaria Robert Ward ’59 Sarah R. Brown ’07 Jo and John Zaccaria Anita Grumbling Warner ’67 Elisabeth G. Fifer ’09 Gail Carter Zuagar ’97 Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75 and Zachary Frankel ’06 Dennis Wasserman Hallie R. Greitzer ’10 Ronald Waxman Blue and Gray Clubs, Julian Guindon ’08 Adam Weinstein ’98 2001-2005 Galen R. Guindon ’06 James D. Weinstein ’56 $100 or more Megan Holt ’10 Robert M. Weir ’51 Natalie Aronson ’05 Karen Lavi ’06 Cynthia and Harry Weiss James Becker ’01 Taylor Lee ’08 Mary Ellen and Drew Weissman Leslie Becker ’01 Elizabeth Lundy ’06 Dickson Werner ’41 Diana Bleakley ’01 Andrea B. Luongo ’09 Marian Siter Willey ’51 David Samuel Glasser ’02 Betsey K. Margolies ’06 Matthew Williams ’91 Amy Ludwig ’04 Sara R. Matey ’06 Fatima and Roger Williams Jason Polykoff ’02 Kaitlyn McCaffrey ’10 Carolyne and Rodney Willis ’77 Richard Pompetti ’04 Julia A. Romano ’09 Lisa D. and Richard D. Winward Barbara Putnick ’01 Olaf Wirth ’53 Alexander Rolfe ’01 Benjamin Schutzman ’06 Kar-Lai Wong Todd Schneider ’02 David Siegel ’07 Deborah and Anthony Woodbury Alex Sokolov ’02 Maxwell Skolnick ’07 D. Alan Wrigley, Jr. Hakim Warrick ’01

Longtime choral director Jim Davis orchestrated his final choral concert last April. Although he retired from teaching, he still serves as archivist and works in the Development Office. ENSURING SUCCESS

We are grateful to the donors listed Lee H. Bowie ’51 Julie Pontz Curson ’61 below who increased their gifts to the John A. Boyd ’64 Ellen and Richard Cutshall School in recognition of the rising Robert Boyer ’65 Deana Kelly Czaban ’86 costs associated with providing a Carol and James Bradbeer Isabel Daniels ’00 Friends’ Central education. Trina and Keith Bradburd Donna Davin and Uriel Kusiatin Keeya Branson-Davis and Douglas Davis Cheryl Davis Anonymous (7) Nancy and Paul Bray James F. Davis Mark Adams ’77 Holly and David R. Brigham Nancy Davis Atif Ahmad ’91 Jeffrey Brody ’98 Catherine and Ronald Dawson David Albert ’86 Wendie and Joshua Broker ’86 Edward Day Frank ’04 Susan Albertine Caroline and Donald Brooks Cynthia Dayton and William Humenuk Priscilla Okie Alexander ’41 Sarah Brown ’07 Mary Ann and Anthony DeCusatis Richard Allman ’61 Charlotte Herrmann Brown ’62 Louis DelSoldo Cindy and Cary Anderson Beverly Buck Brunker ’46 Patricia and Raymond DeSabato Nancy Andrews and Robert Schall Peggy Brumfield Bruton ’53 Willa G. and Marc P. DeSouza Richard G. Angell, Jr. ’54 Mallory Barg Bulman ’96 Dorothy Jones Dick ’44 Ira Apfel ’86 Diana Stambul Burgwyn ’54 Lisa and Donald Dissinger Laura and John Armstrong Ellen Burr ’46 Dorothy Gotwald Dixon ’44 Natalie Aronson ’05 Beth Burrell and David Sorensen Claire Doerrman Samuel Aronson ’07 June and Fred Dohrmann M. Reid Bush ’59 Jane Davis Atkinson ’61 Susan Dreher ’87 and Mark Wheeler Barrett Caldwell ’80 A N. Aydin Brett R. Dunn ’97 Jed Callen ’67 Holly Peirce Ayres and Percy Ayres III Dwight Dunston ’06 Theresa Hamilton Callicott ’85 Stephen Baldi ’94 Elizabeth Daldy Dyson ’57 Christopher Cappelli ’01 John R. Banks ’48 Shirley Smith Earle ’51 William Carson ’41 Daniel Bernstein Barnz ’88 Samantha Eisenberg ’07 Molly Love and Adrian Castelli Mary and Marshall Bassett R. Elaine Swartz Eissler ’46 and Steven Chanin ’86 Raymond S. Battey ’61 John Eissler ’42 Leslie Becker ’01 Maureen and Mark Charamella David M. Ellis ’51 Bernice Bendesky Kimberly Cherry ’76 Meryweather and Clinton Ely Lori Epstein Bendesky ’80 and Louise Christopher Kim Emmons-Benjet and Brian Benjet Larry Bendesky Deborah and Anthony Cianfrani Mika and Allen Epps Steven Benjamin ’82 Anna Marie Ciglinsky Anne Maddock Ewing ’39 Jessica and Eric Berger Joy Clairmont ’91 and Max Kaufman ’91 Jean Farquhar ’70 Robyn Needleman Berman ’93 Terry and Jim Clampffer Drew Faust and Charles Rosenberg Ellan and Leonard Bernstein Ellen M. Cohen ’88 H. Marcia Feigenbaum-Bergmann Jordan S. Bernstein Elizabeth J. Cohen ’83 and David Whellan and Leigh Bergmann Mathew Bernstein ’08 Carolyn and Scot Cohen Randi and Rick I. Feld Janice and Seymour Berrian Sarah Frank Connor ’76 David M. Felsen Jeannine Thomson Bishop ’91 Cindi and Glenn Cooper Mary and Joseph Fenkel Karen and Russell Bleakley ’67 Brigitte and Robert Cooperman Jared Fertman ’99 Michelle Bloom Catherine Corson and Charles Ginger and Mark Fifer Michael Blum ’98 McCammon Linda Fischer ’61 Elisabeth Charr Bodurtha ’62 Edward Coslett ’40 Anne Hall Flaccus ’59 Virginia Lundgren Bortin ’54 Cinda Crane and Jack Briggs Rani and Mark Fogel Meg Boscov and Randy Brown Lewis Creskoff Daniel Forman ’92 Richard Bowen ’76 Alice Hess Crowell ’46 Liselotte Freed

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Edward Fronefield ’50 Barbara and Mark Helpin Laurie S. Lubking Kathryn Furey Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin ’61 Andrea Luongo ’09 Jamie Lynn Garfield ’96 Sarah Price Lindsay Honey ’62 Lorna Lynn and Harold Palevsky Brooke Gassel ’99 Joyce Horikawa ’80 Mary MacElree Susan Gay and Jonathan Andrews Peter J. Hughes ’53 Paige W. Macfarlan and Thomas F. George ’63 Stephanie Denenberg Humphrey ’87 Jonathan M. Kopcsik Mona Ghude and Rajeev Alur Charles Hunter, Jr. Neil MacGaffey ’76 Elaine and Everett Gillison Christina Hurley Margery DeArmond Maconachy ’62 Jill and Stephen Ginsberg Susan and Douglas Hyman ’79 Rebecca Porter Madsen ’86 David Glasser ’02 Mercedes Jacobson and Eric Greenblatt Clio Mallin ’96 Eli Goldstein ’03 Francis M. James ’53 Karen Klein Mannes ’53 Janet Goldwater ’68 Randi and Jon Joseph Jerry Mapp Julie C. Gordon ’81 and Brian Gordon Charis Gilbert Julian ’51 Melissa Richter Marchand ’71 Robin Rosenfeld Gordon ’76 Lishea and Jonathan Kahn Joni R. Marcus and Edward F. Greves Carolyn Ulmer Gorman ’66 Rosalind and Alan Kaufman Ronnie and Lawrence Margel Murray Gorson ’74 Joan Kabakjian Keith ’61 Jeanne A. Markey and Gary L. Azorsky Carol Gotwals Beverly and John Keith Francis Markland ’53 Judith Moulton Greene ’56 Rina and C.J. Keller Anne C. Markland ’56 Mary H. Gregg Cynthia Kendall ’76 and David Markson John Lindquist ’76 Dean Griffith ’91 Evelyn Bricklin Marsh ’96 Judith Kiesel and Michael Bolotsky Elizabeth Grinspan ’99 Leslie Statzell Marshall ’63 Young Ok and Doo Hyun Kim Richard Grossman ’86 Catherine Marshall and Michael Pedrick Charles King ’80 Laura and George Groves Anne Martin Kenneth Kirchhofer ’62 Paul and Terry Guerin Lydia Martin and William Kennedy Joanne and Alexander Klein ’83 Philomena Guillebaud ’43 Barbara Matteucci and John Rizzo Theresa Butler Knight ’81 and Susan Wright Matthiessen ’69 Galen Guindon ’06 Charles Knight Joan Henley Mattoon ’50 Hilary and Carmelo Gullace Jane Koppelman Norman McAvoy ’48 Barbara Miller Gustafson ’42 Karen Kramer ’86 Linda Kent McConnell Gabrielle Schwarz Haab ’57 Christine Laine and David Weinberg *Louise Woodcock McCrery ’35 Naomi Haas and Peter O’Dwyer Rose and Matthew Laine Rasheed T. McDaniels Margret MacGaffey Hagar ’82 Betty Lam ’94 Kathie McDermott and Thomas Gerbner Laura and Neil Haimm Steven G. Lane Marian and Alexander McDonnell Nancy and Robert W. Hallett Karen Lavi ’06 Lisa Glickman McDonough ’76 Joy Halpern Pamela Lechleider and Jeannine Gentile Hamilton ’85 Jeffrey H. Rosedale Richard A. Melaragni George Hardman ’58 Natalie and Brendan Lee Salli Mickelberg Kendell Hardy Sarah Jackson Leonard ’78 Helen Miehle ’68 George Harkins, Jr. ’52 Lonnie and Murray S. Levin John Miele ’58 Elizabeth Smith Harper ’54 Janet Levy Alexander Miller ’91 Randi and John Harris John R. Levy ’63 James P. Brennan and Emily B. Miller Walter Harris ’75 Suzanne Murphy Lewis ’59 Richard Mills ’61 Gwen J. Hauser Diana and Gerry Lewis Tracy Mills and Kent Julye Susanna and Warren Hauser Karen Lewis and Howard Kruger Eleni Miltsakaki and Kostas Daniilidis Sumner Hayward ’61 David J. Linton ’59 Lynda J. and Russell B. Mischel Heather Schwartz Hebert ’85 and Ann Tolson Lippe ’57 Corrie Mitchell ’85 John Hebert Rosemary and G. Craig Lord Leslie and Maurice Mitts

48 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Andrea Mosko and Benjamin Fryer Carl E. Reichert, Jr. ’49 Mark Silberberg ’84 Ari Moskowitz ’97 Debora Reiff and Edward Lundy Daniel Silver ’98 Laura and Mark Mulholland Joan Hunter Reilly ’54 Virginia Adams Simon ’80 Bridget Murnaghan and Hugh Gordon Kathleen Reilly and Michael Nance Marcia Slade *Christine Murphy and Sidney Rosenblatt Barry J. Reimenschneider ’48 Arlette Smith ’76 Rosemary and James Murphy J. Richard Relick ’47 Joan Fleischhauer Smith ’61 Lawrence Murray ’05 Sheri Cozen Resnik ’81 and Lara N. and Evan J. Smith Carole and James Murray Kenneth Resnik Beth and Craig Snider Michelle Narin and Maurice Schweitzer Ken Reynolds Howard Snyder Hisano and Yuji Nakata Stephen J. Reynolds ’58 Alex Sokolov ’02 Miriam and Ezat Negahban Frank Richards ’57 Elizabeth Spector ’01 Nancy Nghiem and Edward Nguyen Robyn Richmond and Lloyd Guindon Thomas Spencer ’77 Catherine and Steven Nierenberg Mary Roberts Noah Spivak ’80 Sylvia and Harvey Nisenbaum Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 and Susan and Edward Stadtmauer David Roberts ’83 Paola Nogueras Lucy Christman Statzell ’37 Marthajane Robinson Elizabeth and Craig Owens Harry Stead Sheila and Henry D. Rohrer Carl Parris ’69 Juliet Sternberg Joan and Tim Roll Kim Parris and Peter Seidel Penelope and Gerald Stiebel Lori Cozen Rosenberg ’82 Joshua Pasek ’01 Andrew T. C. Stifler ’57 Rodman M. Rosenberger ’58 Barbara Homer Pearson ’45 Joyce D. and Idris S. Stovall Brahmani Ross William Perloff, Jr. Susan Tabor-Kleiman and Anne Ross ’94 Eliza Schwab Petersen ’73 Robert B. Kleiman Jerilynn and Doug Ross Monica A. Peterson Jean and Italo Taranta Laura and Leonard Rossio Maryam and Robert Phillips Emma George Terndrup ’73 Miriam Rothenberg Stacey Polan ’71 and Richard Kaufman Meade B. Thayer Jonathan Sadock Maria and Kenneth Pollack Mary Fran Torpey Nancy Sanders ’83 Jason Polykoff ’02 Cindy and Bill Torres Marie and Bruce Satalof Richard Pompetti ’04 Eve Troutt-Powell and Timothy Powell Julia Fineman Sauter ’81 Sharon Popik and Kevin Fosnocht Beth Truzansky ’96 Michele Scanlon and Gary Nicolai Barbara Porter and Stephen Yarnell Carol Perloff Capper Twain ’56 Alexander Schall ’86 Alexy Posner ’08 Bev and Rich Ulmer ’60 Kurt Schilling ’51 Emily Vener-Giszter and Simon Giszter Peter Preston ’71 Sandrine and Edward Schoenfeld Sandra and Bruce Vermeychuk Joel F. W. Price Joanna Haab Schoff ’51 and Frances Vilella-Velez and Jeffrey Golan Charles C. Price ’66 James Schoff, Jr. W. Warren von Uffel ’53 Marianne Price Katharine Schogol-Pidot Martin Wachs ’82 Emily Pryor Lynn Schuchter and John Broaddus Erika Waginger-Goldberg and Gary Pudles Patty and Jeffrey Seltzer Barry I. Goldberg Jenni Punt and Stephen Emerson Deborah A. Sesok-Pizzini and Ann Dothard Walters ’58 and Deborah and Jeffrey Purdy Mark-Alan D. Pizzini George Walters, Jr. ’55 Barbara Putnick ’01 Sara Volkman Shack ’87 Jean Murdock Warrington ’67 Evelyn P. Rader Antonia R. Sharp Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75 and Brian Ramsey Barbara Kratz Shaw ’50 Dennis Wasserman Christine Ramsey and Andrew Fussner John Shaw ’74 Rachael Landis Weatherly ’97 Julia Rudolph and Matthew Adler Mary Ann C. Sheldon Jonathan Wegener ’03 Julia G. Raphaely Barbara Stein Sickles ’52 Harvey Weiner ’81 Mary and Samuel Raymond Ellen Siegel and Richard Wallace Andrew Weinstein ’65

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The state-of-the-art Fannie Cox Center is a hub for science, math, and technology.

Robert M.Weir ’51 Donald Yorkman ’95 Mary Beth Griffith Berggren ’48 Daniel Weiser ’76 Colleen A. and John J. Zaccaria Janice and Seymour Berrian Mary Ellen and Drew Weissman Regina and Robert Ziffer Richard H. Beyer Dorothy Schwab Weitthoff ’46 Gail Carter Zuagar ’97 Madge Littlefield Bird ’49 Mary Lundgren Wentzel ’57 Anne McAvoy Blackburn ’50 Richard Wertime Elisabeth Charr Bodurtha ’62 Evan Wessel ’73 LOYAL FRIENDS Francis E. Bradley ’62 David G.Wetterholt ’62 Constance Forster Brown ’52 This category honors alumni/ae, Sherri Apter Wexler and Lewis Wexler Victoria Fineman Brown ’79 parents, and friends who have Taiwo Whetstone ’00 supported Annual Giving for nine Beverly Buck Brunker ’46 Wendy and Lawrence White consecutive years or more. We Richard C. Burgess ’65 Joy Milhous Whiteley ’53 are privileged to list the following Ellen Burr ’46 Marian Siter Willey ’51 members of the Friends’ Central Jed Callen ’67 Elizabeth Hall Williams ’44 community. William Carson ’41 Barbara A. Willis Caroline Kirk Cheatle ’53 Carolyne and Rodney Willis ’77 Consecutive giving for Prudence Sprogell Churchill ’59 Noel Sharpless Wittenberg ’61 20 or more years Carol Jerjisian Churukian ’52 Kar-Lai Wong Brigitte Solmitz Alexander ’47 Lawrason Anne Clement ’66 Barbara Bresson Wood ’56 Joan Shapiro Alexander ’71 Anne Dufour Clouser ’50 Thomas Woodbury ’67 Priscilla Okie Alexander ’41 Barbara M.Cohen Linda Bell and Lior Yahalomi Richard G. Angell, Jr. ’54 Elizabeth J. Cohen ’83 and David Whellan Linda Kidder Yarlott ’84 Lily Arditi Ellen M. Cohen ’88 Louise and Victor Yarnell Jane Davis Atkinson ’61 Nelly and Jorge Colapinto Felice Rosenberg Yeshion ’88 Susan Meyer Bach ’76 Alice Hess Crowell ’46 Pam and Don Yih Bruce Baird ’73 Deana Kelly Czaban ’86

50 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Arthur M. Dannenberg, Jr. ’41 Karen Johansen and Marianne Colville Parkinson ’48 William W. Dean ’62 Gardner C. Hendrie ’50 Virginia and Stuart Peltz Diane Bault DeMille ’46 Charis Gilbert Julian ’51 Alice Legge Penza ’36 Ruth Stubbs Denlinger ’55 Rosalind and Alan Kaufman Sallie Whitesell Phillips ’55 Patricia and Raymond DeSabato Joan Kabakjian Keith ’61 Stacey Polan ’71 and Richard Kaufman Rachael Goddard Desmond ’58 Susan M. Kelsay ’59 Elizabeth Toborowsky Pollard ’87 Ronald Diment ’67 David Kendall ’75 Curtis M. Pontz ’57 Dorothy Gotwald Dixon ’44 Shanaz and Mehdi Keykhah Charles C. Price IV ’66 Nancy Fitts Donaldson ’43 David Kirk ’69 Marianne Price Judith Martin Dorsett ’50 Donald Kirkland ’43 Helen and David B. Pudlin Martha Shmidheiser DuBarry ’44 Richard B. Klein ’57 William D. Ravdin ’46 Pamela R. and Kenneth B. Dunn Eric Kramer ’89 Carl E. Reichert, Jr. ’49 Elizabeth Daldy Dyson ’57 Karen Kramer ’86 Joan Hunter Reilly ’54 Shirley Smith Earle ’51 Joanne and Brian Kunz ’67 Theodore Reinke II ’48 Julie Miller Edgerton ’47 Joyce Boardman Kurr ’47 Frank Richards ’57 Samantha Hauser Ekert ’88 Joseph W. Lenski III ’83 Susan and Harvey Robbins David M. Ellis ’51 Suzanne Murphy Lewis ’59 Marsha and Richard Rothman Meryweather and Clinton Ely Todd M. Lieber ’62 Sue Williams Saul ’44 Charles W. Ensor ’59 David J. Linton ’59 Julia Fineman Sauter ’81 Kurt Schilling ’51 June Singley Evans ’66 Ann Tolson Lippe ’57 Linda and Gerry Senker Jean Farquhar ’70 Kenneth Litwin ’88 Barbara Kratz Shaw ’50 Drew Faust and Charles Rosenberg Rosemary and G. Craig Lord Kimiko and Koji Shimada Deborah Peltz Fedder ’79 and Mary and Joseph R. Ludwig ’69 Michael Fedder Jean Campbell Lumpkin ’39 Mark Silberberg ’84 David M. Felsen Margery De Armond Maconachy ’62 Cindy and Mike Silver Lynn Fowles ’63 Janet and Hillard Madway Patricia Bleznak Silverstein ’77 Julia Frick ’32 Melissa Richter Marchand ’71 Bunny Slepin Janice Decker Frohner ’60 Francis Markland ’53 Joan Fleischhauer Smith ’61 Ivan H. Gabel ’49 Gertrude P. Marshall Raquel and Alphonso Smith Kay and James Gentile Leslie Statzell Marshall ’63 Lucy Christman Statzell ’37 and *Benjamin Statzell ’37 Marylou and Timothy B. Golding *Louise Woodcock McCrery ’35 Andrew T. C. Stifler ’57 Janet Goldwater ’68 Barbara and Nicholas Meyer Jane Starrett Swotes ’55 Richard D. Graves ’59 Judith Kirk Meyer ’74 Barbara and Leonard Sylk ’59 Helaine and Jack Greenberg Amy Miller ’88 Kathryn Taylor and Jonathan Sprogell Anne and Michael Greenwald Emily Miller and James Brennan Judith Seltzer Tucker ’65 Judith and Edward Grinspan Norma and Bruce J. Miller ’55 Maude Moore Underwood ’54 Laura and Neil Haimm Gladys Baker Monier ’32 Flavia Vogrig and Robert Gassel ’69 David H. S. Hardin ’55 Morgan Moore ’45 Nancy Schranz Wall ’38 Martha Smith Harper ’54 Andrea Cantor Moses Anita Grumbling Warner ’67 Gwen Hauser Rosemary and James Murphy Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75 and Grace and Charles Heising Kathleen Murray-Allain ’62 Dennis Wasserman Patricia Hibbs ’60 Scott Myers ’72 Andrew Weinstein ’65 L. Elizabeth Horning ’63 Sarah De Vita Napoli ’50 James D. Weinstein ’56 Peter J. Hughes ’53 Deborah Hazzard Nash ’51 Norma Weiser Deborah and T. Reagan Hull Dana Lynne Iverson Neefe ’61 Patricia Myers Westine ’57 Francis M. James III ’53 Andrew Newcomb ’87 Elizabeth Hall Williams ’44

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Matthew Williams ’91 Thomas F. George ’63 Michael Rothman ’79 Wetherill Cresson Winder ’58 Walker Gilmore ’91 Edward B. Rummel ’55 Bruce Woodruff ’60 Carolyn Ulmer Gorman ’66 Ann V. Satterthwaite Claudia Zeldin ’81 Jacqueline Gowen-Tolcott Peter V. Savage ’57 Martin Zeldin Douglas Greenfield ’46 Mary Scanlon and Joel Posner Sybille Zeldin Nancy and Peter Grove Michele Scanlon and Gary Nicolai Henry A. Zoob ’57 Robert B. Hall ’59 John M. Schalow ’69 Nancy and Robert W. Hallett Andrew Scharff ’95 Kendell Hardy Joanna Haab Schoff ’51 and James Schoff, Jr. Consecutive giving for Mary Hediger and George Weaver 15 to 19 years M. Frances Williams Scott ’51 Joyce Horikawa ’80 Barbara and Ted Aronson Mary Deming Scott ’60 Karen Horikowa ’77 Bruce Babcock ’60 Howard D. Sipler ’53 Susan and Douglas Hyman ’79 Nancy Carlson Bacharach ’47 Marcia Slade Karen and Philip Ivory John R. Banks ’48 Donald B. Small ’53 Juan Jewell ’68 Nancy BreMiller Black ’59 Arlette Smith ’76 Beth and Gary Kaminsky Dorothy Everitt Bond ’35 Wendy Smith and Phillip Annas Donald H. Kirkland ’43 Lee H. Bowie ’51 David Smile ’69 Elizabeth Kolb ’86 Trina and Keith Bradburd Priscilla Taylor-Williams and Annabelle Brett ’65 Sandra Hull Laber ’88 David Williams ’69 Jennifer Briggs ’95 Janet Kendall Lankin ’79 Meade B. Thayer Wendie and Josh Broker ’86 John Levitties ’84 Winifred Jess Tierney ’53 Charlotte Herrmann Brown ’62 Linn and Douglas Linton ’68 Carol Perloff Capper Twain ’56 William A. Brown ’68 Patrick Lord ’90 Bev and Rich Ulmer ’60 Keith W. Buckingham Sarah Deming Love ’55 Ann Dothard Walters ’58 and M. Reid Bush ’59 Karen Klein Mannes ’53 George M. Walters, Jr. ’55 John S. Carson ’44 Anne C. Markland ’56 Robert M. Weir ’51 Deanna S. Ciarrocchi Linda Kent McConnell Joy Milhous Whiteley ’53 David Cherner ’82 Gwen McVickar McMahon ’66 Elizabeth Hall Williams ’44 Sue Saunders Clark ’54 Martha Green Mead ’53 Wendy Wolf Cinda Crane and Jack Briggs Karen and Michael Mersky ’72 Barbara Gross Wood ’56 Andrea Cohen ’86 Katherine Meyer ’74 Mary Lee and John T. Young Nancy Davis Jonathon R. Moore ’65 Jessica Zeldin ’88 Catherine and Ronald Dawson Jessica Christie Morowitz ’92 Louis DelSoldo Denise Koehler Morris and George Morris Consecutive giving for Barbara and Anthony Desabato 10 to 14 years Marilyn Murray ’64 Thomas P. Donaldson ’59 Anne and Andrew Abel Edwin G. Nicholson ’43 Donna Hayes Edwards ’55 Jeanne H. Adams Robert S. Noone, Jr. ’53 Susan B. Eiseman ’69 Richard Allman ’61 Laura Novo and Stephen Chawaga Eve Ellis ’76 Betty Bard and Jay Adelsberg Anne Maddock Ewing ’39 Kim Parris and Peter Seidel Madeline and Richard Baron Maria Farnon ’88 Jack Parsons ’58 Lori Epstein Bendesky ’80 and Alexander L. Fetter ’54 Kirk Paul ’75 Larry Bendesky Eileen Flanagan ’80 Jerilyn Radcliffe and Doug Ross Nancy Bentley and Karl Ulrich Cynthia Linton Fleming ’50 Evelyn P. Rader Ellan and Leonard Bernstein John Foster ’55 Stephen J. Reynolds ’58 Susan Souder Black ’55 Jean and Carl Fridy Michael C. Ritter ’61 Meg Boscov and Randy Brown

52 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Richard P. Bowen ’76 Christine Young Gaspar ’70 and Hao-Li and Evan Loh William W. Bower Alfred Gaspar Julie Low and Gilbert Block John A. Boyd ’64 William Georges ’88 Laurie S. Lubking Robert Boyer ’65 Susan and Peter Gilman Jane Cubberley Luce ’68 and Eric Luce David Branning ’59 Mac F. Given Rebecca Porter Madsen ’86 Carrie and David Brodsky Virginia Arnold Gleason ’60 Lois A. Maiman ’60 Jeffrey Brody ’98 Julie Cowitz Gordon ’81 and Lydia Martin and William Kennedy Brian Gordon Diana Stambul Burgwyn ’54 Barbara Matteucci and John Rizzo Lawrence V. Graves ’63 Linda and David Callans Caroline Maw-Deis Doris and Dana Greenblatt Eileen and David Carpenter Denise and Robert McIvor Dean E. Griffith ’91 Kimberly and Bart Cassidy Joanna and F. Arthur McMorris Richard Grossman ’86 Molly Love and Adrian Castelli Ellen Meier and Michael Freed Rebecca and Eric Guenther Steven Chanin ’86 Diane Merry and Steve Fakharzadeh Leonard Haas ’76 Louise Christopher Deborah R. Miller ’53 Barbara Haber and Jonathan Flick Anna Marie Ciglinsky Barbara Anderson Morris ’40 and Marjorie Miller Hallowell ’56 William Morris Joy Clairmont ’91 and Max Kaufman ’91 Andrew Hamilton ’84 Ari Moskowitz ’97 Brigitte and Robert Cooperman Jeannine Gentile Hamilton ’85 Sally Reynolds Motley ’59 Sara and Allan Crimm Gail and Stanley Harmer James P. Murray Louise Culver and Jeffrey Hurwitz Erika and Gerald Harnett Sylvia and Harvey Nisenbaum Mary K. Dabney and James C. Wright Kathryn Hayward and Tom MacFarlane John Norcini James L. Dannenberg ’43 Cinda Buswell Hill ’59 Chris Ozbun and William Darling Scott G. Davis ’62 Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin ’61 Karen Palcho ’78 Doris Davis-Whitely Louise Goetzenberger Howard ’40 Barbara Homer Pearson ’45 Mary Ann and Anthony DeCusatis Betsy Norcross Ingram ’62 Carmella and Richard Pepino Ellen Deutsch and Vinay Nadkarni Grant L. Jacks III ’75 Roberta Sheen Peterson ’57 Dorothy Jones Dick ’44 Mercedes Jacobson and Eric Greenblatt Pam and Larry Phelan Marjorie Schwartz Dilsheimer ’58 Antoinette Leroux Jewell ’65 Judith and Bryan B. Pokras ’57 Steven J. Dolores Adrienne Roos Jones ’65 Jane Pompetti Kathy and Jerry Drew John R. Jones ’47 Deborah and Jeffrey Purdy Lorna and Arnon Dreyfuss Cathleen Judge and David Unkovic Christine Ramsey Amy Dunn ’99 Nancy and Franklyn S. Judson Mary and Samuel Raymond Barbara Acomb Elliott ’47 Beverly and John Keith Margery and Raymond Reed Robert Emory Charles King ’80 Barry J. Reimenschneider ’48 Anna D. Ensor ’63 Nancy Kleinberg J. Donald Reimenschneider ’52 Ellen S. and Joel D. Fedder Bernadine and Anthony Kopicki J. Richard Relick ’47 Stuart J. Fenkel ’90 Jane Koppelman Sheri Cozen Resnik ’81 and Catherine and Jonathan Fiebach ’82 Rachel Volkman Kushel ’92 Kenneth Resnik Ginger and Mark Fifer Anne Ballen Ladenson ’83 Anne Robbins and Craig Lichtman Caren and Paul Fires Marilyn and Eric Lager Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 and Anthony D. Fowkes ’52 Cindy Landis David Roberts ’83 Victor G. Freeman ’80 L. Eric Larson ’82 Mary Roberts Howard Fussell ’44 Anja Jefferis Levitties ’86 and Joan and Tim Roll Winkie Ostroff Gaev ’50 Matthew S. Levitties ’85 Anne Ross ’94 Frances Berger Garfield ’60 and Albert J. Lilly ’57 Robin Rothman ’84 Joseph Garfield ’56 Sarah Price Lindsay Honey ’62 Katherine Rowe and Bruce Jacobson Matthew Murphy Garmur ’97 Sonja Beth Lindgren and John W. Gruber Meg and Peter Saligman

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Nancy Sanders ’83 Pam and Don Yih Janice M. Leavy Marie and Bruce Satalof Colleen and John Zaccaria Karen Lewis and Howard Kruger Robin and Jay Several Deborah Maraziti Sandrine and Edward Schoenfeld Alex McDonnell ’87 Betsy Markland Schwartz ’59 Consecutive giving William McVail Jack Schwartz ’67 for 9 years Richard A. Melaragni Marta and Robert Adelson Rachel Newman Schwartz ’89 Sarah Millar and Mark Kahn David Albert ’86 Marcy and Robert Shoemaker Louise Wilde Miller ’60 Susan Albertine Patricia Carroll Shuss ’52 Jodi Mindell and Scott McRobert Eleanora Baird Stefanie Zeldin Sigal ’79 Sara and Jay Minkoff Barbara North Beck ’67 Paula Singer and Howard Kaufold Catherine and James Murdock ’73 Barbara and Robert Behar Elizabeth Mackey Smith ’59 Hisano and Juji Nakata Liza Jane and Thomas Bernard Raegen Smith ’97 Marsha Neifield and Alan Folkman Peter Bloomfield Beth and Craig Snider Jennifer and Samuel Nemroff Joseph I. Borneman ’55 Lisa Kay Solomon ’89 Philip H. Osborne ’51 Janet and Jeffrey Bowker Susan and Edward Stadtmauer Estell Palevsky Muge and Kivanc Caglar Amy and Randy Stein Allison Pincus ’00 Terry and Jim Clampffer Helena and Eric Sultan Barbara Porter and Stephen Yarnell Bess Collier ’96 Frances and William Sutherland Albert Carter Pottash ’66 Julie Berg Cooke ’63 Jean and Italo Taranta Nicholas Pulos ’02 Deborah and Frank Correll Kimberly and Dominic R. Tarquinio Rodman M. Rosenberger ’58 Henry R. Cowell ’50 Michi Tashjian Susan and Joel Rubin Michell and Daniel Crowley AnnMarie Polsenberg Thomas ’97 Angela Scully and George Elser Dorothy Coleman Dangerfield ’43 and Martha C. and William W. Thomas II Jay Seid Family Benjamin Dangerfield Cindy and Bill Torres Ann and Aaron Selkow ’88 Sarah and Andrew DeMichele Kathleen and Peter Tozer Eve Slap ’73 Sara Kankowski DeSabato and Diane R. Tracy READ DeSabato ’02 Miriam Repp Staloff ’55 John Y. Trumper ’50 Lisa and Don Dissinger Karen Strickland Alida M. Van Pelt Deborah Driscoll and Christos Coutifaris Nancy Warwick Tarlton ’48 Alfred T. Vernacchio Alexa Dunnington ’98 Lynn E. Teller and Frederick Villars Frances Vilella-Lelez and Jeffrey Golan Frederick Eissler ’39 Jane Armor Terry ’39 Marjorie and Daniel Wainfan Liza M. Ewen Ira Thal Sara Wasserman ’99 Robert Folwell ’80 Ronit and Howard Treatman ’79 Ronald Waxman David Jason Gershkoff ’02 Anne and Richard Umbrecht Lyn Weinberg and Mark Moskowitz Mary H. Gregg Betsey and Gregg VanGundy Margie and Bryan Weingarten Philomena Guillebaud ’43 Joshua Wasserman ’02 Dorothy Schwab Weitthoff ’46 Cynthia Bidart Harris and Jon Harris Susannah Weaver ’94 Mary Lundgren Wentzel ’57 Susanna R. and Warren J. Hauser Nina Weisbord ’78 David G. Wetterholt ’62 Leigh Jackson and Robert McCord Cynthia and Harry Weiss Barbara Davis Widmayer ’57 Sibylle and Raymond P. Jefferis III ’56 Wendy and Lawrence White T. David Williams, Jr. ’64 Judy Kessel Ann Hort Wolfe ’63 Carolyne and Rodney Willis ’77 Helen Virginia Killey ’38 Deborah and Tony Woodbury James R. Wilson, Jr. ’52 Marianthi Kiriakidou and Josephine and John Zaccaria Elaine and Frank Wright Zissimos Mourelatos D. Alan Wrigley ’68 Christine Laine and David Weinberg Louise and Victor Yarnell Henry W. Lavine ’53

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The members of this club Joy Clairmont ’91 and Max Kaufman ’91 Gayle G. and George M. Gowen gave early in the fall, online, Lawrason Anne Clement ’66 Christopher Guides or in person to ensure that Christine E. Coburn and Anne E. Kazak Marjorie Miller Hallowell ’56 they would receive no paper Nancy Friedland Cochran ’60 Kathryn Hayward and Tom MacFarlane solicitations from the Office Bess Collier ’96 Heather Schwartz Hebert ’85 and Lauren Collier ’99 John Hebert of Annual Giving. If you are Frank E. Cooney Cinda Buswell Hill ’59 interested in “giving green” next Henry Cowell ’50 Jennifer C. and Lorin M. Hitt year, please email Jody Mayer Martin Crabtree ’64 Julie Nathanson Holcomb ’91 at [email protected]. Cinda Crane and Jack Briggs Susanne Phillips Isaacs ’45 Elaine and Michael Crauderueff Grant Jacks III ’75 Anonymous (2) Osborn Cresson ’59 Leigh Jackson and Robert McCord Sophia Abdullah ’99 Alice Hess Crowell ’46 Mary Lynne Jeschke Susan Albertine Michelle and Daniel Crowley Beth Davis Johnson ’77 and Rebecca and Iain Anderson Louise Culver and Jeffrey Hurwitz Martin Johnson Colin Angevine ’05 Catherine Cutler ’79 and Missy and Howard Johnson Holly and Percy Ayres Abraham Mintz ’75 Kristina and Michael Kallam Denise and James Baker Ellen and Richard Cutshall Daniel Karp ’89 Stephen Baldi ’94 Christine M. Dalo Julie Katz ’01 Jill Banks Barad ’57 Jeanine and Joel Dankoff Laura Keen and Trevor Smith Nicole C. Barnum and Sophia Lee Lisa G. and Robert H. Davis Fariha I. Khan and Michael D. Carey Joanna Bassert and Edward Marshall Catherine and Ronald Dawson Helen Virginia Killey ’38 Joan Decker Battey ’65 and Marjorie Schwartz Dilsheimer ’58 Nancy Kleinberg John Battey ’65 Steven J. Dolores Molly Jones Kline ’51 Frances R. and Frederic A. Beckley Lorna and Arnon Dreyfuss Elizabeth Kolb ’86 Barbara and Robert Behar Paula and Larry Durlofsky Jane Koppelman Britt Benner and Wilbert Shin Kim Emmons-Benjet and Brian Benjet Sandra Hull Laber ’88 Nancy Bentley and Karl Ulrich Sharon Eckstein and Lawrence Indik Janice M. Leavy Ellan and Leonard Bernstein Liza M. Ewen Pamela Lechleider and Susan Bodley and Brad Morris Heather Hudgins Exley and Eric Exley Jeffrey H. Rosedale Esther and Leslie Book Randi and Rick I. Feld Jenifer and Michael Lehrer Joy Edelman Boonin ’79 Alexander L. Fetter ’54 Elena and Ken Levitan Richard Bowen ’76 Catherine and Jonathan Fiebach ’82 Karen Lewis and Howard Kruger William W. Bower Elisabeth G. Fifer ’09 Suzanne Murphy Lewis ’59 Janet and Jeffrey Bowker Ginger and Mark Fifer Sonja Beth Lindgren and John W. Gruber Keeya Branson-Davis and Douglas Davis Frank Fisher Linn and Douglas Linton ’68 James P. Brennan and Emily B. Miller Benjamin Fogel ’99 Mireia Lizandra and Eric Smith *Margaret Schaff Broadley ’41 Robert A. Folwell ’80 Ami and Jess Lonner Caroline and Donald Brooks Wendy M. Frame and Laurie S. Lubking Peggy Brumfield Bruton ’53 Christopher Blackman Jane Cubberley Luce ’68 and Eric Luce Ellen Burr ’46 Janice Decker Frohner ’60 Priscilla M. and John N. Lukens Maura Caldwell Eve and Michael Galvin David Madway ’72 Carolyn Cambor Matthew N. Murphy Garmur ’97 Clio Mallin ’96 Silvia and Mark Chapkovich Patricia R. and Sidney W. Gilford Deborah Maraziti Deborah Charamella ’01 Elaine and Everett Gillison Fran and Robert Margulies Peter D. Chawaga ’09 Janet Goldwater ’68 Leslie Statzell Marshall ’63 Caroline Kirk Cheatle ’53 Julie Cowitz Gordon ’81 and Brian Gordon Lydia Martin and William Kennedy

56 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Susan Wright Matthiessen ’69 Sandra Latshaw McCarthy ’59 and James McCarthy Stephanie W. and William R. B. McCullough Kathie McDermott and Thomas Gerbner Dawn and Alexander McDonnell ’87 James McKeogh ’00 Theresa M. McLaughlin-Zerbe and John A. Zerbe Wayne Michaud ’67 Amy Miller ’88 Andrea Ellman Mirin ’93 Farid Moore Sanders ’95 Jerome Mopsik ’02 Denise Koehler Morris and George Morris Suzi Morrison and Grant Calder Janine Morton Bridget Murnaghan and Hugh Gordon The annual Lower School Harvest Show is another way Friends’ Central displays one of its true colors: green! Marilyn Murray ’64 Deborah Hazzard Nash ’51 Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 and Andrew T. C. Stifler ’57 John Norcini David Roberts ’83 Joy Takahashi and John Gullace Andrea C. Nuneviller and Jess H. Lord Sheila D. and Henry D. Rohrer Monica J. Taylor Nelson Obus ’64 Anne Ross ’94 Keino Terrell Michelle and Andrew B. Olson Doug Ross Yvette and Darrell Thomas Heather Osborne and Vincent Duane Laura and Leonard Rossio Martin Tomes Chris Ozbun and William Darling Patrice and Harold Rutenberg Mary Fran Torpey Kim Parris and Peter Seidel Jonathan Sadock Ross Trachtenberg ’98 Steven Patterson Sue Williams Saul ’44 Amanda Trask ’80 Kirk Paul ’75 Alexander Schall ’86 Carol Perloff Capper Twain ’56 Marian Petrarca John Schalow ’69 Rich Ulmer ’60 J. Edgar Pew ’82 Patricia and Claude Schoenberg Alfred T. Vernacchio Judith-Love Pietromartire Anne Malamud Scholder ’63 Joshua Wasserman ’02 Julie H. and Steven Plunkett Adam Seitchik ’89 Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75 and Curtis M. Pontz ’57 Patty and Jeffrey Seltzer Dennis Wasserman Margaret Preston Amy and Carl Shaw Hilary Takiff Weiss ’96 Joel F. W. Price Jeanne Linton Sheppard ’37 Dorothy Schwab Weitthoff ’46 Luke Pryor ’07 Scott Sheppard Sharon L. Wenczel Michelle and Frederick Purnell Evan Shingles ’91 Patricia Myers Westine ’57 Mary Boileau Ramsey ’38 Virginia Adams Simon ’80 Elizabeth Hall Williams ’44 William D. Ravdin ’46 Wendy Singer-Lowry and Fatima and Roger Williams Lauren Albert Ravitz ’93 Christopher J. Lowry Joel Windsor Edward Rehfeld ’82 Lara N. and Evan J. Smith John Witherspoon, Jr. Robyn Richmond and Lloyd Guindon Maria A. Socorro Kar-Lai Wong Anne Robbins and Craig Lichtman Susan and Edward Stadtmauer Kris and Christopher Yoo Charlotte B. Roberson Jutta Buehne Sterling ’58

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1937 Jane Swotes 1983 Elizabeth J. Cohen 1938 Nancy Schranz Wall 1984 Andy Hamilton 1939 Doris Yocum Markley 1984 Mark Silberberg TOTAL ALUMNI/AE DONORS: 1940 Jane Swotes 1985 Andrea Deutsch 1941 Agent Needed 1986 Deana Kelly Czaban 1,024 1942 Charlotte Pugh Ellithorp 1987 Andrew Newcomb 1943 Nancy Fitts Donaldson 1988 Ellen Cohen 1944 John Carson 1989 Agent Needed 1945 Cassie Gilda Dutton 1990 Stuart Fenkel 1946 Alice Crowell 1991 Dean Griffith 1947 John R. Jones 1992 Jessica Christie Morowitz TOTAL RAISED BY ALUMNI/AE: 1948 Jane Swotes 1992 Wynn Sanders 1949 Madge Littlefield Bird 1993 Rebecca Carr Calvani 1950 Anne Dufour Clouser 1994 Anne Ross $380,895 1951 Lee Bowie 1995 Jennifer Briggs 1952 Don Reimenschneider 1996 Evelyn Bricklin Marsh 1953 W. Warren von Uffel 1997 Raegen Smith 1954 Sue Saunders Clark 1997 Rachael Landis Weatherly 1955 Jane Starrett Swotes 1998 Jeffrey Brody 1956 Marjorie Miller Hallowell 1999 Latifah McMullin OVERALL ALUMNI/AE 1957 Henry Zoob 2000 Ali Pincus PARTICIPATION: 1958 Jack Parsons 2001 Deb Charamella 1959 Cinda Buswell Hill 2002 Josh Wasserman 1960 Ginger Arnold Gleason 2002 David Gershkoff 34% 1961 Dana Lynne Iverson Neefe 2003 Agent Needed 1962 Kathleen Murray-Allain 2004 Meeran Ahn 1963 Evelyn Gartner Fowles 2004 Jesse Amoroso HONOR ROLL TOP 10 1964 Marilyn Murray 2005 Natalie Aronson PARTICIPATION: 1965 Antoinette Leroux Jewell 2005 Sam Eisner 1966 June Singley Evans 2006 Galen Guindon 1953 ...... 74% 1967 Jack Schwartz 2006 Karen Lavi 1957 ...... 71% 1968 Juan Jewell 2006 Julia Pearlman 1944 ...... 60% 1969 John Schalow 2006 Betsey Margolies 1961 ...... 59% 1970 Jean Farquhar 2007 Laura Matey 1971 Douglas Baird 2007 Claire Glass 1955 ...... 55% 1972 Lisa Reischer Payton 2007 Melissa Hewson 1943 ...... 54% 1973 Bruce Baird 2008 Dan Fedder 1976 ...... 52% 1974 John Shaw 2008 Matt Bernstein 1986 ...... 51% 1975 Kirk Paul 2008 Candice Hardie 1932 ...... 50% 1976 Eve Ellis 2009 Libby Fifer 1977 Rodney Willis 2009 Phoebe Harris 1952 ...... 50% 1978 Alex Otey 2010 Emily Brodsky 1979 Agent Needed 2010 Megan Holt 1980 Joyce Horikawa 2010 Kaitlyn McCaffrey 1981 Julie Cowitz Gordon 2010 Gracie Pearlman 1982 L. Eric Larson

58 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL L. F. Howe, Jr. Cassie Gilda Dutton The Heart of Quaker Works William N. Stecher Susanne Phillips Isaacs Alumni/ae Giving Dickson Werner Dorothy Dunne Kittrell Ellen Fitts Millick Morgan F. Moore Sarah Brown ’07 Class of 1942 (40%) Barbara Homer Pearson Molly Keay Adams I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Mary E. Stone Friends’ Central, and I want others to John C. Eissler have a great experience as well. That is R. Elaine Swartz Eissler why I give back. The spirit of giving was Mary Ann Cohee Freemann Class of 1946 (47%) instilled in me during my years at FCS, Barbara Miller Gustafson Beverly Buck Brunker so I knew giving back was important— Gayle Waldhauser Martin Ellen Burr no matter the amount. As a college Janet Weiss Smith Alice Hess Crowell student, I don’t have a lot to contribute, Margaret Cooper Thompson but I know that participation is just as important! Diane Bault DeMille Douglas A. Greenfield Everyone can give something, and it makes me feel good to know that I can do my small part to help make Friends’ Class of 1943 (54%) Curtis H. Jones Konstantine Katsanos Central the wonderful place that it is. Giving back each year Jacqueline Armor Barnes is a way for me to continually support all of Friends’ Central’s Charlotte Eby Bartlett John R. Oster efforts to provide an exceptional learning experience, and is a Jane Stiefel Bertolett William D. Ravdin small way for me to stay connected to the school that I love. William Callen Norman P. Robinson Robert A. Conn Blaine W. Scott III Class of 1932 (50%) Class of 1938 (29%) Dorothy Coleman Dangerfield Dorothy Schwab Weitthoff Julia W. Frick Dorothy Schock Horne James L. Dannenberg Robert G. Yarnall Gladys Baker Monier Helen Virginia Killey Nancy Fitts Donaldson Mary Boileau Ramsey Philomena Guillebaud Class of 1947 (39%) Nancy Schranz Wall Donald H. Kirkland Class of 1934 (17%) Brigitte Solmitz Alexander Edwin G. Nicholson Edward Rice *Nancy Carlson Bacharach Mary L. Robertson Class of 1939 (39%) Mary Louise Craig William G. Thomas Frederick Eissler II Julie Miller Edgerton Class of 1935 (33%) Priscilla Patch Weber Anne Maddock Ewing Barbara Acomb Elliott Dorothy Everitt Bond Ruth Cannell Keinath Robert H. Fereshetian *Louise Woodcock McCrery Jean Campbell Lumpkin Margaret G. Mitchell Class of 1944 (60%) Richard L. Fussell Jane Armor Terry John S. Carson Christine Meyers Jameson Dorothy Jones Dick John R. Jones Class of 1936 (40%) Class of 1940 (20%) Dorothy Gotwald Dixon Joyce Boardman Kurr Margaret H. Harper Edward Coslett Martha Shmidheiser DuBarry William C. Langnecker Alice Legge Penza Louise Goetzenberger Howard Howard B. Fussell Ernest J. Prudente, Sr. Barbara Anderson Morris Robert L. Peiffer J. Richard Relick Class of 1937 (29%) Robert G. Russ W. Thomas Kelly Sue Williams Saul Class of 1941 (46%) Class of 1948 (32%) Jeanne Linton Sheppard Elizabeth Hall Williams Priscilla Okie Alexander John R. Banks *Benjamin Statzell *Margaret Schaff Broadley Mary Beth Griffith Berggren Lucy Christman Statzell William G. Carson Class of 1945 (44%) Norman McAvoy Arthur M. Dannenberg, Jr. Marion Beatty Borden Marianne Colville Parkinson

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Marguerite Ridge Perrone Nancy Robertson Daniel Schlett, Jr. Bonnie Boardman Schoennagel Barry J. Reimenschneider Peter Y. Robinson Howard D. Sipler Richard R. Spillman Theodore Reinke II David T. Roy Donald B. Small Miriam Repp Staloff William F. Stotz, Jr. Kurt Schilling Joseph J. Stumpf Jane Starrett Swotes Nancy Warwick Tarlton Joanna Haab Schoff Winifred Jess Tierney George M. Walters, Jr. Phyllis Turner Yeager Robert M. Weir W. Warren von Uffel Marian Siter Willey Philippa C. Wehle Joy Milhous Whiteley Class of 1956 (42%) Class of 1949 (19%) Olaf Wirth Patricia Pugh Dugan Anonymous Class of 1952 (50%) Jodi Guthrey Fraser Madge Littlefield Bird John E. Balson Joseph M. Garfield Richard G. Collins Jetta Sommers Bracken Class of 1954 (48%) Judith Moulton Greene Ivan H. Gabel Inge Kornrumpf Bretherton Richard G. Angell, Jr. Marjorie Miller Hallowell Carol Christian Hallgren Constance Forster Brown Doris Werner Bartlett Raymond P. Jefferis III Carl E. Reichert, Jr. Carol Jerjisian Churukian Virginia Lundgren Bortin Anne C. Markland Anthony P. Fowkes Diana Stambul Burgwyn Whitten W. Richman George C. Harkins, Jr. Sue Saunders Clark Carol Perloff Capper Twain Class of 1950 (40%) Margery Trescott Kniffen Roberta Cannon Crouse Lydia Vickers Anne McAvoy Blackburn J. Donald Reimenschneider Alexander Fetter James D. Weinstein Anne Dufour Clouser Donald J. Ritt Elizabeth S. Harper Alan D. Wolf Henry R. Cowell Patricia Carroll Shuss Barbara Pausser McLean Barbara Bresson Wood Judith Martin Dorsett Barbara Stein Sickles Elizabeth Osborne Cynthia Linton Fleming Jacqueline Watkins Slifka Joan Hunter Reilly William S. Foster Robert L. Stark Maude Moore Underwood Class of 1957 (71%) Edward P. Fronefield James R. Wilson, Jr. Norma Schweitzer Wood Jill Banks Barad Winkie Ostroff Gaev Lilla Hepworth Brigham Frederick L. Goodman Stephen A. Cozen Class of 1953 (74%) Class of 1955 (55%) Gardner Hendrie Pete Drayer Peggy Brumfield Bruton Anonymous Joan Henley Mattoon Elizabeth Daldy Dyson Sarah De Vita Napoli Marlene Miller Buckley Joy Becker Gary A. Fields Barbara Kratz Shaw Robert R. Buckley Susan Souder Black Erik Guthy John Y. Trumper Caroline Kirk Cheatle Joseph I. Borneman Gabrielle Schwarz Haab Marlee Chandlee Turner Virginia Holley Daschbach Barbara Jess Charlson Bette Lee Jarvis Jablow Carolyn Cannon Eagan Edward V. Clisby Ruth Gabel Goldstein Ruth Stubbs Denlinger Richard B. Klein Class of 1951 (46%) Dorothy Lieberman Grant Colin C. Dickson Albert J. Lilly, Jr. Barbara Green App Peter J. Hughes Donna Hayes Edwards Ann Tolson Lippe Lee H. Bowie Francis M. James III John Foster Roberta Sheen Peterson Lewis Creskoff Henry W. Lavine Benjamin H. Freeman II Bryan B. Pokras Shirley Smith Earle Karen Klein Mannes William S. Gartner, Jr. Curtis M. Pontz David M. Ellis Francis Markland David H. S. Hardin Frank Richards Cyril H. Harvey, Jr. Martha Green Mead Sarah Deming Love Peter V. Savage Richard S. Heilman Deborah R. Miller Allan N. Mackey William G. Schwartz Charis Gilbert Julian Robert S. Noone, Jr. Bruce J. Miller Abby Huberman Silverman Molly Jones Kline William H. Perloff, Jr. Sallie Whitesell Phillips Susan Schultz Simon Deborah Hazzard Nash Joan Branen Rawles-Davis Edward B. Rummel Sarah Staats Philip H. Osborne Pincus P. Sall Mayer Schnyder Andrew T. C. Stifler

60 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Mary Lundgren Wentzel Leonard Sylk Richard A. Mills George Lare Patricia Myers Westine Robert Ward Dana Lynne Iverson Neefe John R. Levy Barbara Davis Widmayer Bruce C. Newton Leslie Statzell Marshall Henry A. Zoob Roger H. Readinger Anne Malamud Scholder Class of 1960 (41%) Allen T. Reishtein Marc S. Sherson Bruce G. Babcock Joan Belletti Rensch Harold E. Tiffany III Class of 1958 (29%) Elizabeth Surbeck Biddle Rem Rieder Robert S. Weinstein Rachael Goddard Desmond Donald M. Briskman Michael C. Ritter Ann Hort Wolfe Marjorie Schwartz Dilsheimer Nancy Friedland Cochran Pat McAvoy Sayre Deborah Deming Goetz John B. Ferguson Joan Fleischhauer Smith Class of 1964 (28%) George Hardman James M. Freeman Sandy Taxin John A. Boyd John R. Miele Janice Decker Frohner Noel Sharpless Wittenberg Susanne Price Neal Frances Berger Garfield Martin G. Crabtree Jack Parsons Virginia Arnold Gleason Richard W. Fetter Stephen J. Reynolds Susan Phillips Henning Class of 1962 (42%) Charles A. Hunter, Jr. Rodman M. Rosenberger Peggy Johnson Hewitt Elisabeth Charr Bodurtha Kristina Roth Kling Jutta Buehne Sterling Patricia Hibbs Francis E. Bradley Madeline Church Lai Ann Dothard Walters Ralph H. Horning Charlotte Herrmann Brown Marilyn Murray Wetherill Cresson Winder Elinor Whitelaw Hunt Alan E. Casnoff Nelson Obus Daniel C. Jones, Jr. Christopher S. Clews Gail Powell Franklyn N. Judson Patricia Stanton Cooley T. David Williams, Jr. Class of 1959 (48%) Sandra Slevin Lockhart Scott G. Davis John M. Witherspoon, Jr. Nancy BreMiller Black William W. Dean Lois A. Maiman William M. Young III David L. Branning Lee S. Hillerson Louise Wilde Miller M. Reid Bush Betsy Norcross Ingram Judith Deemer Roseland Class of 1965 (35%) Prudence Sprogell Churchill William W. Judson Mary Deming Scott Joan Decker Battey Osborn Cresson Kenneth A. Kirchhofer Nicholas Scull John Battey Thomas P. Donaldson Robert C. Klaus, Jr. Rich Ulmer Robert Boyer Charles W. Ensor Todd M. Lieber Bruce Woodruff Annabelle C. Brett Jean Berg Eselgroth Sarah Price Lindsay Honey Richard C. Burgess Anne Hall Flaccus Margery DeArmond Maconachy Kathleen Lane Enscoe Richard D. Graves Class of 1961 (59%) Kathleen Murray-Allain Susan Schwartz Goodrich Robert B. Hall Richard Allman Diana Khinoy Reed Susan Herzberg Henry Cinda Buswell Hill Jane Davis Atkinson George H. Schnyder Antoinette Leroux Jewell Susan M. Kelsay Raymond S. Battey Lynne Tindle Schnyder Adrienne Roos Jones Carolyn Jakob Knudsen Julie Pontz Curson David G. Wetterholt Jonathon R. Moore Suzanne Murphy Lewis Deborah Richards Deschamps Jonathan Rieder David J. Linton Jacqueline Fields Class of 1963 (38%) Judith Seltzer R. Sandra Latshaw McCarthy Linda A. Fischer Vivian M. Appel Philip N. Taylor Sally Reynolds Motley Mary Hannah Hawkins Julie Berg Cooke Andrew G. Weinstein Tim Patterson Sumner H. Hayward Anna D. Ensor Betsy Markland Schwartz Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin Lynn Fowles K. Barry Sharpless Sally Schrader Irving Thomas F. George Class of 1966 (21%) Elizabeth Mackey Smith Joan Kabakjian Keith Lawrence V. Graves Lawrason Anne Clement Joan Shore Steinhouse Elizabeth Mayer S. Denham Laverty Grearson Gerd Dasch Jonas Stiklorius Pamela J. Melcher L. Elizabeth Horning June Singley Evans

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Carolyn Ulmer Gorman John M. T. Schalow Gwen McVickar McMahon David H. Smile Albert Carter Pottash James W. Supplee Charles C. Price IV David B. Williams Christine A. Smith

Class of 1970 (19%) Class of 1967 (24%) Carry Cooper Barbara North Beck Jean Farquhar John J. Berg Christine Young Gaspar Russell M. Bleakley David F. Gross Jed Z. Callen Gary F. Kinsella Ronald C. Diment Stephanie Helen Koenig Brian S. Kunz Sherry McVickar Wayne Michaud Jill Crawford Muhrer Jack W. Schwartz Blair Roberts Anita Grumbling Warner Bruce R. Schober Jean Murdock Warrington Thomas P. Woodbury Class of 1971 (37%) Susan W. Addonizio Class of 1968 (41%) Joan Shapiro Alexander William A. Brown Douglas G. Baird Janet Goldwater Dan Biddle Claire Janosik Griffin Jill Eiseman Bronson Jennifer Ornsteen James Elizabeth F. Fried Juan Jewell Samuel F. Howe Barbara Harrison Judson Melissa Richter Marchand Kenneth Judson Emily Mustin Nicholson Connie Burgess Lanzl Dale F. Nupp Douglas M. Linton Stacey Polan Peter D. Luborsky Peter E. Preston Jane Cubberley Luce Eric Rieder Edward Marshall Frances Lindquist Rosenberg Helen L. Miehle Alan D. Taylor D. Alan Wrigley, Jr. Barry L. Zubrow Neil Yoskin

Class of 1972 (17%) Class of 1969 (26%) David E. Madway David P. Biddle Michael Mersky Susan B. Eiseman Scott E. Myers Robert V. Gassel Lisa Reischer Payton David R. Kirk Joseph R. Ludwig

The Varsity Boys Basketball team took home the Pennsylvania independent Susan Wright Matthiessen Class of 1973 (35%) school state title in 2010-2011. Carl J. Parris Bruce C. Baird

62 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Louise Schalow Del Vecchio Leonard Haas Nina Weisbord Ellen Weinberg Cohen Pearl Graub Goldstein Susan Myers Hinrichs Edward B. Whereat Tracy F. Fletcher II Marcus E. Guynn Kevin Hooks Margaret Mostoller Fordham M. Penny Levin Geery Howe C. Jeffrey Garrison Class of 1979 (40%) James Murdock Joanna Harbage Hurst Julie Cowitz Gordon Joy Edelman Boonin Eliza Schwab Petersen Cynthia Kendall Richard C. Kleiner Sidney E. Bridges Steven W. Portman John W. Lindquist Theresa Butler Knight Victoria Fineman Brown Lisa Korostoff Rooney Neil MacGaffey Jean LoCastro Bradley M. Campbell Philip E. Scott Nancy Jackson Marchand Sheri Cozen Resnik Amy Abrams Cohen Eve Slap Lisa McDonough Sandra E. Rothman Catherine E. Cutler Emma George Terndrup D. Ramsay Pennypacker Julia Fineman Sauter Deborah Peltz Fedder Evan Wessel Elizabeth Phillips Lisa M. Walls Carol Rubin Fishman John T. Young, Jr. James W. Prall Harvey F. Weiner Susan B. Ravdin Jeannette McCabe Harris Peter D. Wilf Michael P. Rowan Douglas E. Hyman Claudia Zeldin Class of 1974 (16%) Arlette T. Smith Nancy M. Keller-Coffey Charles L. Epstein Andrew T. Vaden Janet Kendall Lankin Class of 1982 (38%) Murray S. Gorson William L. Weiner Paul F. McNamara Steven C. Benjamin Judith Kirk Meyer Daniel A. Weiser Heather Korostoff Murray David N. Cherner Katherine Meyer Susan R. Whitman Michael Rothman Paul Clough Ronald E. Sharpe Stephen G. Yarnall Stefanie Zeldin Sigal John Shaw Howard Treatman Jonathan A. Fiebach Christopher S. Vaden Barbara R. Weinberg Margret MacGaffey Hagar Class of 1977 (22%) Cheryl Nelson Young Rachel Levov Hollingsworth Mark S. Adams L. Eric Larson Class of 1975 (20%) David W. Frenze Susanne Ritt Nichol Lee E. Bludman Lise K. Funderburg Class of 1980 (36%) J. Edgar Pew Walter P. Harris Beth Clouser Hare Lori Epstein Bendesky Bernard A. Purcell III Grant L. Jacks Karen N. Horikawa Barrett Caldwell Edward B. Rehfeld David N. Kendall Beth Davis Johnson Eileen Flanagan Lori Cozen Rosenberg Sami Khella Rachel Fell McDermott Robert A. Folwell Cheryl Guzzardo Tuverson Abraham Mintz Patricia Bleznak Silverstein Victor Freeman Martin L. Wachs Robert M. Moore Thomas S. Spencer Joyce Horikawa Kirk J. Paul Denise C. Willis Charles King Class of 1983 (28%) Peter H. Taylor Rodney O. Willis Bill Larson Elizabeth Cohen Linda Waxman Wasserman Sarah Mendelson Lincoln Meyers Frederick Hawkins III Class of 1978 (34%) Jeffrey Miller Kristin Johnsen-Neshati Class of 1976 (52%) Alexander Klein Michael Andrews Judith-Love Pietromartire Susan Meyer Bach Amy Cooperberg DiLuca Anne Ballen Ladenson Virginia Adams Simon Peter Baumann Sylvia M. Hamerman-Brown Steven G. Lane Noah A. Spivak Richard P. Bowen Sarah Jackson Leonard Joseph W. Lenski III Amanda Trask Kimberly Cherry Alexander V. Otey David A. Roberts Sarah Frank Connor Karen D. Palcho Margaret Somerville Roberts Eve Ellis Lindy Snider Class of 1981 (38%) Nancy A. Sanders Anita Gonzalez Stacey Goldsborough Snider Marc L. Ackerman Barrett Tilney Robin Rosenfeld Gordon Noel Trask Rebecca Klein Clark Jeremy D. Treatman

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Class of 1984 (17%) Joel R. Perloff Jessica Kurtz Erlbaum Jessica Christie Morowitz Simon R. Bruce Hisun Rim Brooke L. Gelber Lizabeth L. Sklaroff Andrew Hamilton Alexander G. Schall Nandita Yagnik Hogan John A. Levitties Michael G. Silver Daniel G. Karp Class of 1993 (23%) Robin Rothman Frazier B. Sinkler Eric F. Kramer Robyn Needleman Berman Mark I. Silberberg Melissa Shuman Zarin Rachel Newman Schwartz Rebecca Carr Calvani Jamie Goldsborough Swift Adam M. Seitchik Benjamin and Ruthi Cohen Jennifer Trachtenberg Lisa Kay Solomon Class of 1987 (29%) David E. Fenkel Linda Kidder Yarlott Jonathan H. Adler Andrea Ellman Mirin Gwendolyn Angert Class of 1990 (20%) Lauren Albert Ravitz Class of 1985 (24%) Danielle Paul Barson David N. Beltran del Rio Lauren Schneider Shapiro Eileen Farnon Andrew W. Armour Tiffany R. Blakeney Stuart J. Fenkel Theresa Hamilton Callicott Christopher S. Bonovitz Class of 1994 (20%) Susan Dreher Jonathan S. Ginsberg Andrea M. Deutsch Stephen A. Baldi Paul S. Grossman Jonathan A. Hunter Derick Dreher Michaela McCormick Gravel Stephanie Denenberg Humphrey Geoffrey G. Klein Jeannine Gentile Hamilton Anna L. Krouse Patrick C. Lord Heather Schwartz Hebert Stephen L. Kay Betty T. Lam Barbara Miller Matthew Levitties Peter G. Klein Julie H. Levison Jonas Stiklorius Corrie N. Mitchell Seth H. Lundy Daniel B. Price Cathi Cozen Snyder Alexander G. McDonnell Anne R. Ross Rachel G. Tilney Andrew Newcomb Class of 1991 (41%) Susannah L. Weaver Jonathan S. Vaden Elizabeth Toborowsky Pollard Atif Ahmad Sara Volkman Shack Jeannine Thomson Bishop Jennifer Zweben Joy P. Clairmont Class of 1995 (23%) Class of 1986 (51%) Laura J. Forman Jennifer Briggs David M. Albert Tiffani Gavin Louis Cohen Class of 1988 (25%) Ira A. Apfel Walker N. Gilmore Michael A. Malloy Daniel Bernstein Barnz Jordan S. Bernstein Dean E. Griffith Farid Moore Sanders Ellen M. Cohen Erica Taxin Bleznak Julie Nathanson Holcomb Ellen Rink Josh Broker Samantha Hauser Ekert Nitya Jacob Andrew Scharff Andrea Chait Maria M. Farnon Max Kaufman Donald Yorkman Steven Chanin Elizabeth Gerst Ivanov Elga Jefferis Killinger William D. Georges Andrea G. Cohen Michelle Goldstein Kitchen Macon Pickard Jessop Class of 1996 (37%) Linda Hawkins Costigan Alexander N. Miller David B. Brind Sandra Hull Laber Helena Miller Deana Kelly Czaban Mallory Barg Bulman Kenneth A. Litwin Aimee Taxin Rubin Eli A. Gross Bess M. Collier Amy Anne Miller Evan S. Shingles Richard M. Grossman Gabriela A. Duno Salvatore V. Pastino Matthew P. Williams Eric L. Hoyle Vanessa Duno Aaron Selkow Andrew D. Katz Mark Owen Fifer Felice Rosenberg Yeshion Elizabeth Kolb Class of 1992 (16%) Megan E. Fifer Jessica Zeldin Karen Kramer Perri Shaw Borish Alexandra Levin Fishback Robert Lager Daniel B. Forman Mallory S. E. Floyd Anja Jefferis Levitties Class of 1989 (22%) Raymond C. Heising Allison Jacobs Friedmann Rebecca Porter Madsen Leslie Morris Bari Rachel Volkman Kushel Jamie Lynn Garfield Mary Drayer Moran James Christy, Jr. Frances C. Lord Ruba Habtemicael

64 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Lori B. Holden Catharine Williamson Keidel Rachael Lerner LeMasters Clio Alexandra Mallin Evelyn Bricklin Marsh Meredith Bobroff Murphy Scott E. Newman Rebecca S. Smyrl Beth S. Truzansky Hilary Takiff Weiss Vanessa Zaragocin

Class of 1997 (25%) Rachel Coombs Brett R. Dunn Matthew Murphy Garmur Friends’ Central’s Early Childhood Program encourages children to learn through play, which develops creativity and Anne K. Griffith problem-solving skills. Benjamin Hertz-Shargel Callie Lytton Carroll Class of 2001 (25%) Daniel DeSouza Ari Moskowitz Lauren Collier Phyllis Barsky David Jason Gershkoff Sondra Rosenberg Amy Dunn James Becker David Samuel Glasser Raegen Smith Jenna Feldman Leslie Becker Jonathan Charles Grinspan AnnMarie Polsenberg Thomas Jared Fertman Diana Bleakley Jeffrey Meyerson Ann Scharff Vernon Brooke Gassel Christopher Cappelli C. Jerome Mopsik Rachael Landis Weatherly Elizabeth Grinspan Deborah Charamella Tanya Johnson Muse Gail Carter Zuagar Latifah La’Nae McMullin Rosanna Dent Jason Polykoff Monet Trent Evan A. Grove Nicholas Pulos Class of 1998 (27%) Sara Wasserman Megan Leigh Hutchin Stephen Rubin Michael Blum Julie Katz Todd Schneider Alex Sokolov Jeffrey Brody Class of 2000 (16%) Claire Laver Renato Carfagno Sarah Muhrer Joshua Wasserman Anonymous Alexa Dunnington Joshua Michael Pasek Geoffrey Wertime Scott Behar Elizabeth Shinn Hulford Jessica Phillips Isabel Daniels Molly Mullahy Barbara Putnick Andrew C. Gilman Class of 2003 (14%) Elizabeth Wells Oppenheim Alexander Rolfe Erica Jones Anonymous Jordan Rubin Elizabeth Spector Ryan Christopher Loughlin Patricia G. Baker Daniel Silver Ryan Tozer James H. McKeogh Blake Emerson Brendan Tozer Hakim Warrick Allison Pincus-Jacobs Alejandro L. Franqui Ross A. Trachtenberg Jill D. Wimmer Joyce Polsenberg Eli Goldstein Adam Weinstein Tara Ramchandani Kristen Johnson Hart Emily Ramsey-North Class of 2002 (24%) Sophie Honik Angelina Riley Class of 1999 (21%) Theodore Reade Aronson David Kleban Daniel Shargel Anonymous William Day Frank Joshua Ellis Lindenbaum Taiwo Whetstone Sophia Abdullah READ DeSabato Jonathan Wegener Gina Zorzi Defne Amado Sara Kankowski DeSabato Andrew F. White

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Class of 2004 (15%) Dwight Dunston Class of 2008 (17%) Sean O’Brien Meeran Ahn Lauren Engelmyer Max Bernard Brett Alan Richardson Jesse Todd Amoroso Robert Golan-Vilella Mathew Brett Bernstein Julia A. Romano Adam Wolf Axler Galen R. Guindon Sarah Lynne Bradburd Emily Rosenblum Emily Behar Karen Lavi Logan D. Brenner Jake Snider Christopher Bleakley Elizabeth Lundy Matthew Buchwald Eric Sorensen Gabriella Wachs Kevin P. Block Betsey K. Margolies Michael William Dohrmann Natalie Adele Willis CE Elser Julia R. Pearlman Isabel R. Friedman Morgan Day Frank Lise Rahdert Julian Guindon Amy Ludwig Scott Barraclough Kunz Class of 2010 (24%) Matthew Jordan Lundy Taylor Lee Carly Blumenfeld Class of 2007 (24%) Aaron G. Nissen Alexander Eli Mazurek Emily M. Brodsky Joshua David Abel Richard Pompetti Noredy Neal David Joseph Dawson Joshua Seth Aichenbaum Laura Rolfe Alexy Scanlon Posner Ian Dumoff Samuel Henry Aronson Rana Wardlaw Samuel Propper Max Dweck Sarah Allison Bach Phillip Rosenblum Talia East Noor Beckwith Robin Hayley Segal Kyle Fullerton Class of 2005 (13%) Sarah J. Brodsky Anne Kathryn Taylor Sprogell Olivia Gillison David Aichenbaum Sarah Renae Brown Alison Turka Samantha Lynn Greenberg Colin S. Angevine Sammy Dweck Alexander Judge Unkovic Hallie R. Greitzer Natalie Aronson Samantha Hope Eisenberg Spencer Hewett Rachel Bradburd Matthew H. S. Elser Megan Holt Class of 2009 (18%) Andrea DeSabato Kathleen E. Fox Susannah Leigh Ivory John Russell Armstrong Benjamin Grinspan Claire Sarah Glass Haleemah Jackson Charlotte Bassett Michael Grinspan Jason Goodman Scott Kulicke Peter Daniel Chawaga Daniel Kaufman Melissa Ashley Hewson Sara R. Matey Anthony C. P. DeCusatis IV Kelly Markowitz Laura Ann Matey Kaitlyn McCaffrey Elisabeth Grace Fifer Noreen Neal Lawrence Murray Eric Jeffrey Nisenbaum Phoebe Webster Harris Marc Parker Jacob Weisfeld Benjamin Oscar Present Christina Hurley Aaron Louis Reichlin Luke Christopher Pryor Andrea Blakeney Luongo Emma Richman David Siegel Michael K. Murray Class of 2006 (12%) Natasha Peniel Willis Maxwell Skolnick Eric O’Brien Anonymous (3) Alexander Franklin Yih

The Heart of Quaker Works Planned Giving – The Blackburn Society Frank James ’53

When you get older you start to think about Friends. My planned gift is my way of showing my appreciation what you want to do with your estate. If for what the School has done and is an investment in the you have the opportunity, if life has been School’s future. good to you, then you can think about The hardest thing is just to bite the bullet and create a will. doing something for those organizations Once you make that decision and talk to an attorney, it is very that need your support. Each of us has easy to do. We update our will every five years, as tax laws to decide what is appropriate. At Friends’ change and our needs may change. Central, the faculty care about the students. They put students first. Also, the School has continued I encourage everyone to consider a planned gift. Anything you can to live the Quaker principles that I grew up with in the Society of do is helpful and is a way to do some good when you are gone. BLACKBURN SOCIETY The Blackburn Society was named in honor of Eliza E. Blackburn ’22 and her family. Their estate gift The Board of Trustees established the Blackburn Society to honor helped make possible the purchase individuals who have made provisions in their wills or estate plans to of the Lower School campus benefit Friends’ Central School. These donors, who have informed and establish the Blackburn the School of their intentions, have helped provide for the School’s Enhancement, a salary supplement future through a variety of gift planning vehicles including bequest given to teachers each December. intentions, testamentary trusts, life income vehicles such as pooled income investments, charitable gift annuities, gifts of real estate, If you would like to inform us of your intention to include Friends’ and other deferred gifts. Their vision and wisdom extend beyond Central School in your estate plans, or would like information about the immediate needs of the School, and their generosity provides a ways in which you can make planned gifts to Friends’ Central, please source of income which the School can depend upon and use to plan call Lydia Martin, Director of Development, at 610.645.5043 or for generations ahead. email her at [email protected].

We welcome with thanks the Stephanie Helen Koenig ’70 Adrian Castelli Emma Lapsansky-Werner following people who joined the Henry W. Lavine ’53 Stan Cherim ’59 Janet and Hillard Madway Blackburn Society this year: Sarah Price Lindsay Honey ’62 Prudence Sprogell Churchill ’59 Sara L. Matthews and Sally Craig ’61 Jean Campbell Lumpkin ’39 Barbara M. Cohen Raymond J. Fabius Peter Hickman ’62 Pamela J. Melcher ’61 Deborah Hull Judith and Bernard Newman *Lady Isolde Margaret G. Mitchell ’35 Emma Lapsansky-Werner Marla Hamilton Peele Klarmann Radzinowicz Gladys Baker Monier ’32*** Jean Campbell Lumpkin ’39 Sally and George L. Pew Jonathon R. Moore ’65 Hillard Madway William D. Ravdin ’46 ** Deborah Hazzard Nash ’51 Alumni/ae Buddy Newman Lisa Korostoff Rooney ’73 Priscilla Okie Alexander ’41*** Dana Lynne Iverson Neefe ’61 George L. Pew and John Rooney Eric Ash ’89 Andrew Newcomb ’87 William D. Ravdin ’46** Ann V. Satterthwaite Annabelle C. Brett ’65 Albert Carter Pottash ’66 Ann V. Satterthwaite Lynne and Donald V. Selkow Diana Stambul Burgwyn ’54 William D. Ravdin ’46** Joanna Haab Schoff ’51 Lucy Christman Statzell ’37 Helen Starling Burke ’51 Abby Moyerman Renfroe ’77 Koji Shimada and Benjamin L Statzell ’37* Ellen Burr ’46 Lisa Korostoff Rooney ’73 Barbara A. Willis Diane Bierman Carson ’67 Sue Williams Saul ’44 Vera and Murray Wilson Prudence Sprogell Churchill ’59 Joanna Haab Schoff ’51 Friends Ellen M. Cohen ’88 Nicholas Scull ’60 Marla Hamilton Peele Andrea G. Cohen ’86 Joan Lallou Smith ’52 Kim Shimada Faculty and Sally Craig ’61 Lucy Christman Statzell ’37 Ruth Tanur Former Faculty and Benjamin L Statzell ’37* Alice Hess Crowell ’46 Beverly Ulmer William W. Bower Andrew T. C. Stifler ’57 Charlotte Pugh Ellithorp ’42 Grant Calder Leonard Sylk ’59 June Singley Evans ’66 Solveig and Stan Cherim Winifred Jess Tierney ’53 Current Parents and Alexander Fetter ’54 Prudence Sprogell Churchill ’59 *The Estate of Jean-Pierre Bev and Rich Ulmer ’60 Parents of Alumni/ae Sara L. Matthews and Guggenheim Patricia Myers Westine ’57 Anne and Peter Arfaa Raymond J. Fabius Elizabeth S. Harper ’54 David G. Wetterholt ’62 Grant Calder David M. Felsen Margaret H. Harper ’36 Ann Hort Wolfe ’63 Molly Love and Adrian Castelli Stephanie Helen Koenig ’70 Karen Johansen and Bruce Woodruff ’60 Barbara M. Cohen Gardner Hendrie ’50 Alice Hess Crowell ’46 Julia Beyer Houpt and John Kralovec Patricia Hibbs ’60 Colette and Michel Guggenheim Cinda Buswell Hill ’59*** Trustees and Deborah and T. Regan Hull Ann V. Satterthwaite Francis M. James III ’53 Former Trustees Carolyn Klock and Andrew T. C. Stifler ’57 *Susan L. Kaufmann ’56 Anne and Peter Arfaa George McCook

* Deceased ** Pooled Income Fund Participants *** Charitable Gift Annuitants

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CURRENT PARENT CLASS AGENTS Class of 2011 (Grade 12) Class of 2017 (Grade 6) Lori Epstein Bendesky ’80 David Arnold Gil Block Sandra Bowman TOTAL DONORS: Caren Fires Sarah DeMichele Cynthia Harris 560 Laurie Katznelson Class of 2018 (Grade 5) Jane Koppelman Ellen Cutshall Theresa Knight Heather Osborne Natalie Lee Andrea Swinton Anita Parker Marie Satalof Class of 2019 (Grade 4) TOTAL RAISED BY Kim Emmons-Benjet CURRENT PARENTS: Class of 2012 (Grade 11) David Velinsky Lorna Dreyfuss $460,428 Valarie Everett Class of 2020 (Grade 3) Dorothy Lee Mireia Lizandra Cindy Torres Leonard Rossio

Class of 2013 (Grade 10) Class of 2021 (Grade 2) Mary Ann DeCusatis Doug Davis OVERALL PARENT Elaine Gillison Lara Smith PARTICIPATION: Lorna Lynn-Palevsky Class of 2022 (Grade 1) Class of 2014 (Grade 9) Evelyn Duvivier 79% Mona Ghude Patrick Morgan Pat Gilford Rina Keller Class of 2023 (Kindergarten) HONOR ROLL TOP 5 Kristin Kimmel Donna Davin PARTICIPATION:

Class of 2015 (Grade 8) Class of 2024 (Pre-Kindergarten) 2011 ...... 99% Ellan Bernstein Joyce Stovall 2017 ...... 95% Debbie Dolic 2024 ...... 89% Carol Rubin Fishman ’79 2019 ...... 86% Liz Lorry 2013 ...... 86% Class of 2016 (Grade 7) Donna Ficchi Fran Margulies

68 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Caren and Paul Fires Anita and Anthony Parker The Heart of Quaker Works Carol Rubin Fishman ’79 and Carol Perloff Charles Fishman Pam and Larry Phelan Parent Giving and Amelia Floresta and Bahman Gary Pudles Negahban Linda Pudles Volunteering Elyssa Gilmar Margaret Somerville Roberts Donna Davin (’18, ’21, ’23) Pearl Graub Goldstein ’73 ’83 and David A. Roberts ’83 and David Goldstein Sheila and Henry D. Rohrer Victoria and Harris Gratz My kids love to see me at FCS—they Joan and Tim Roll Linda and Ralph Hall are even proud of me! I think it is Anne and Stephen Rubin Cynthia Bidart Harris and important for them to see me as part Gina Tognini Sadock of a team. We, like most parents, are Jon Harris Jonathan Sadock super busy, but my husband and I Michele and Jeffrey Harris Marie and Bruce Satalof volunteer when we can, and school Susanna and Warren Hauser Mary Scanlon and events are a great way to meet other Dana and Rodger Hayne Joel Posner parents. I work the Pumpkin Fair. Carol Hebb and Gregory Segall I was a room mother and a member of the welcoming Alan Feldbaum Jutta Seibert and committee. I am also a phonathon caller. Susan Hyman and Koffi Anyinefa Douglas E. Hyman ’79 I understand how tough it is financially. I get asked these Jay Seid Family questions all the time in my calls, “Why should I give one Caroline Johnson and Alan Sheltzer Robin and Jay Several more dime? Why should I give to financial aid?” Well, for Kate and David Johnston Douglas Shimell one, the School needs the funds, and two, when other gifting Randi and Jon Joseph Ellen Siegel and organizations like corporations and foundations see a high Richard Wallace giving rate among parents, they read that as a strong school Beth and Gary Kaminsky Savita and Vijay Singh community and are willing to give more. Amy and Michael Karliner Beth and Craig Snider Laurie and Steven Katznelson Financial aid is critical because economic diversity makes Lisa Speicher and Nancy Kleinberg Friends’ Central great. Many of us send our children here, in Carl H. June Theresa Butler Knight ’81 part, because we like the culture at the School. That culture Frances and William and Charles E. Knight would not be the same without diversity, and giving makes Sutherland Bernadine and that happen. I look at it this way: we already pay a lot for Susan Tabor-Kleiman and Anthony Kopicki tuition; if we don’t give what we can, and are not as involved Robert B. Kleiman Jane Koppelman as we can be, then we are not getting our money’s worth! Yvette and Darrell Thomas Joel Koppelman Peggy and Aron Wahrman Judith and Warren Kurnick Anne and Steve Weiss Natalie and Brendan Lee Class of 2011 (99%) Cindi and Glenn Cooper Mary Ellen and Deborah Leibel and Fred Drew Weissman Anonymous Elise and Alan Cotler Goodman Linda Bell and Lior Yahalomi Karen Araiza Dennis Culhane David A. Lesser Lisa Babikian and David Katz Jennifer Culhane Donna and Dwight Lewis Denise and James Baker Karen Davidson Julie Low and Gilbert Block Class of 2012 (83%) Monique Baylis Marc Davidson Irene and Bruce Marks Anonymous (3) Lori Epstein Bendesky ’80 Patricia DeRusso and Michelle and Todd Mastrocola John Abramson Christopher Forrest and Larry Bendesky Jane and Thomas McConnell Susan Albertine Claire Doerrman Lisa and Michael Blank Jean Miller and James H. Lee Michelle and Michael Apkon Deborah Driscoll and Karen Bowers Leslie and Maurice Mitts Mary Ellen Balchunis Christos Coutifaris Linda and David Callans Linda Mundy and Gretchen B. and Harriet and Benjamin Ellis Eileen and David Carpenter Jeffrey Drebin Robert D. Bedford Deborah Peltz Fedder ’79 and Shannon Coleman Bridget Murnaghan and Sherri and Laurence Belkoff Michael Fedder Hugh Gordon

ANNUAL REPORT OF GIFTS 2010-2011 69 Gifts to financial aid enable Friends’ Central to support a more diverse community of students.

Kathleen K. and Randi and Rick I. Feld Barbara Matteucci and Robyn Richmond and H. Jay Bellwoar Alan Filreis John Rizzo Lloyd Guindon Nancy Bentley and Karl Ulrich Susan Gay and Stephanie McCurry and Barbara C. and Nancy and Paul Bray Jonathan Andrews Steven Hahn James E. Roddy Joan and Tim Roll Carolyn Cambor Mary Jean Gazzara-Pawley Ellen Meier and Michael Freed Silvia and Mark Chapkovich and Kevin Pawley Regina Mickie-Chalmus and Madge Rothenberg and Peter Brodfuehrer Brigitte and Robert Barbara Haber and Eric Chalmus Cooperman Jonathan Flick Sara and Jay Minkoff Patricia and Claude Schoenberg Sara and Allan Crimm Joy Halpern Laura and Mark Mulholland Sandrine and Edward Schoenfeld Louise Culver and Randi and John Harris Malcolm J. Musgrove Jeffrey Hurwitz Amy and Carl Shaw Ruth and Richard Horowitz Hisano and Yuji Nakata Beth and David Dahle Montez Price-Shell and Beverly and John Keith Samuel and Jennifer Nemroff Brandon Shell Doris Davis-Whitely Young Ok and Doo Hyun Kim John Norcini Paula Singer and Phyllis Dennery and Howard Kaufold Gregory Mundy Christine Laine and Camilla Pharamond and David Weinberg Michael Gehring Jessica and David Solomon Amy Cooperberg DiLuca ’78 and Anthony DiLuca Cindy Landis Martin D. Phillips Jacqueline and Eric Stern Lorna and Arnon Dreyfuss Alexandra Langendorfer and Barbara Porter and Helena and Eric Sultan Thomas Pickard Stephen Yarnell Valarie and Major Everett Sharon and David Taffet Dorothy and Kevin Lee Montez Price-Shell and Heather Hudgins Exley and Lynn E. Teller and Eric Exley Pamela Lethbridge and Brandon Shell Frederick Villars H. Marcia Feigenbaum- Theodore Simon Penny and Maury Reiter Cindy and Bill Torres Bergmann and Leigh Marcia and Sarah Sheri Cozen Resnik ’81 and Eve Troutt-Powell and Bergmann Martinez-Helfman Kenneth Resnik Timothy Powell

70 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Maria Valdez Doris and Dana Greenblatt Jenni Punt and Beth and David Dahle Emily Vener-Giszter and Michele and Jeffrey Harris Stephen Emerson Sarah and Andrew DeMichele Simon Giszter Dianne and John Heard Michelle and Frederick Purnell Patricia DeRusso and Erika Waginger-Goldberg and Jennifer C. and Lorin M. Hitt Anne Robbins and Christopher Forrest Barry I. Goldberg Craig Lichtman Susan and Richard Holt Lisa and Don Dissinger Nina Weisbord ’78 Charlotte B. Roberson Noreen D. Howard and Mary and Thomas Donovan Lucy and Erik Williams Daniel Diadul Ann and Paul Rogers Jane and Charles Epstein Leigh Jackson and June and Glenn Rogers H. Marcia Feigenbaum- Robert McCord Brahmani Ross Bergmann and Leigh Class of 2013 (86%) Mercedes Jacobson and Katherine Rowe and Bergmann Anonymous Eric Greenblatt Bruce Jacobson Sharlene Ferrin Rutta Admasu Cynthia Jobe and Sean Goggins Julia Rudolph and Mona Ghude and Rajeev Alur Patricia Andrade and Kathleen and David Kaslow Matthew Adler Patricia R. and Beny Parnes Judith Kiesel and Jay Seid Family Sidney W. Gilford Susanne and Michael Bolotsky Deborah A. Sesok-Pizzini and Bruce Gillis Michael Andrews ’78 Momoko A. Kishimoto and Mark-Alan D. Pizzini Jill and Stephen Ginsberg Jennifer J. and Noel C. Archard Frank R. Borchert Marcy and Robert Shoemaker Barbara Haber and Laura and John Armstrong Debra and David Kornblatt Cindy and Mike Silver Jonathan Flick Frances R. and Louise Krasniewicz and Soma G. Simon Cynthia Bidart Harris and Frederic A. Beckley Richard M. Leventhal Savita and Vijay Singh Jon Harris Jeannine and William Bedford Sun Hee Lee and Nancy and Bruce Sloane Joyce Horikawa ’80 and Sarto Schickel Nicholas Torno Ellan and Leonard Bernstein Jessica and David Solomon Deborah Leibel and Brenda Jackson Karen Black and Peter Bessen Susan and Edward Stadtmauer Fred Goodman Amy and Michael Karliner Michele V. and Amy and Randy Stein Jeffrey F. Brotman Elena and Ken Levitan Mauri C. and Andrew C. Kassner Beth and Frank Tedesco Rebecca A. Butterfield and DeeDee B. and Laurie and Steven Katznelson Marcos R. Lopez Sigrid and Douglas Veasey Guy A. Laren Beverly and John Keith Kim and Bart Cassidy Julie Low and Gilbert Block Frances Vilella-Velez and Jeffrey Golan Rina and C.J. Keller Yvette P. and Walter A. Clay Charlene Lu and Michael Zhao Anne and Steve Weiss Kristin and Todd Kimmell Susan and Paul Clough ’82 Lorna Lynn and Deborah and David Weiss Robert Kirschner Marguerite and Matthew Cooper Harold Palevsky Paula Williams and Susan and Robert Kleiman Maryann Cormier Catherine Marshall and Michael Pedrick Robert Williamson Christine Laine and Mary Ann and Anthony Dawn Witzel and Peter Lakin David Weinberg DeCusatis Theresa M. McLaughlin- Zerbe and John A. Zerbe Deborah and Tony Woodbury Elena and Ken Levitan Ellen Deutsch and Maureen McVail Sonja Beth Lindgren and Vinay Nadkarni John W. Gruber William McVail Amy and John Estey Class of 2014 (82%) Clare and Diego Luzuriaga Renee Faggen Diane Merry and Steve Fakharzadeh Holly and Percy Ayres Jeanne A. Markey and Claudia Ferran and Gary L. Azorsky Leslie and Maurice Mitts Erica Bartlett and Richard Shore James Banko Lydia Martin and Nancy Nghiem and Esther Book Kimberly and Michael Ferrell William P. Kennedy Edward Nguyen Leslie Book Rani and Mark Fogel Octavia McBride-Ahebee Laura Novo and Carol and James Bradbeer Aqueelah Folwell Erica McCann Stephen Chawaga Meg Boscov and Randy Brown Robert Folwell ’80 Sarah Millar and Mark Kahn Elizabeth and Craig Owens Ena M. Cade Ellen and David Frank Rosina S. Miller and Kim Parris and Peter Seidel Linda and David Callans Mary and Michael Furey James P. Gilroy Amy B. and Jeffrey D. Petersohn Terry and Jim Clampffer Elaine and Everett Gillison Fernanda Moore Maryam and Robert Phillips Carolyn Cohen and Richard Lynn Tamara Goldman and Catherine and Zea G. and David E. Piver Marc Epstein Robert Cruiess James Murdock ’73

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PARENT GIVING

Kathleen A. and Robert V. Nardi Annie Steinberg and Harold Carl Bradley Penny and Ronald Joines Hue and Hoang Nguyen Feldman Chris and Andrew Bruckner Jonathan Kahn Catherine and Marie A. and William J. Shannon Coleman Beth and Gary Kaminsky Strahan Steven Nierenberg Michelle and Daniel Crowley Young Ok and Doo Hyun Kim Karen Strickland Paola Nogueras Lisa G. and Robert H. Davis Marianthi Kiriakidou and Kimberly and Dominic R. Kim Parris and Peter Seidel Angela DeMichele and Zissimos Mourelatos Tarquinio Sabitha Pillai and Robert Gross Karen Lewis and Ira Thal Michael Friedman Debbie R. and Stephen Dolic Howard Kruger Ann L. and Ed Ward Sherri Pillet Paula and Larry Durlofsky Elizabeth and David Lorry Cynthia and Harry Weiss Julie G. and Carol Rubin Fishman ’79 and Jessica and Thomas Lynn Brad F. Pogachefsky Lucy and Erik Williams Charles Fishman Marcie and Jeffrey Marcus Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 Tracy and Alan Winig Amelia Floresta and Stephanie McCurry and and David Roberts ’83 Ruth Worthington and Bahman Negahban Steven Hahn Sheila and Henry D. Rohrer Edward Johnson Phyllis and Robert Gallagher Kathie McDermott and Lori Cozen Rosenberg ’82 Linda Bell and Lior Yahalomi Dwaraka Ganesan Thomas Gerbner and Peter Rosenberg Susan Gay and Dawn and Alexander Jennette E. Ruckdeschel Jonathan Andrews McDonnell ’87 Patrice and Harold Rutenberg Class of 2015 (81%) Roberta Geddis and Christine McGinley and Meg and Peter Saligman Anonymous John Hannon Richard Gendelman Karen Samuel Karen Araiza Elizabeth Goldmuntz and Jodi Mindell and Scott McRobert Debbie and Ronald Schiller Peggy Backal and Irwin Balik Frederic Barr Jean Miller and James Lee MaryFran and David Betty Bard and Jay Adelsberg Victoria and Harris Gratz Lisa D. and Robert S. Miller Schlessinger Bernadette and Kathryn S. Hayward and Tom Andrea Mosko and Gregory Segall Robert Bartholomew MacFarlane Benjamin Fryer Lindy Snider ’78 and Larry Kaiser Nancy Bentley and Karl Ulrich Leigh Jackson and Robert Marsha Neifield and McCord Alan Folkman Cassie Solomon Ellan and Leonard Bernstein Samuel and Jennifer Nemroff Carol Orenstein and Charles Nichol Sharon and Harry Pollack Beth S. and Steven G. Prusky Sharon Ritt Robin Sheldon and Gerard Lewis Douglas Shimell Suzanne and Kurt Shore Leslie K. and Donald L. Siegel Marjorie Somers and Frank Silvestry Cathi Cozen Snyder ’85 Howard Snyder Jacqueline and Eric Stern Helena and Eric Sultan Allison and Philippe Szapary Beth and Frank Tedesco Beth Varcoe and Roderick Wolfson Marjorie and Daniel Wainfan The annual Pumpkin Fair is a much-anticipated fall tradition. Anne and Steve Weiss

72 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Deborah and David Weiss Lauri and Leigh Jacobs Class of 2017 (95%) Holly and Norman Nelson Mary Ellen and Penny and Ronald Joines Anonymous Regina Pinotti and Drew Weissman Kristin and Todd Kimmell Cindy and Cary Anderson John Shields Sharon L. Wenczel Natalie and Brendan Lee Nancy Andrews and Sharon and Harry Pollack Kris and Christopher Yoo Wai Lee Robert Schall Lori Cozen Rosenberg ’82 and Peter Rosenberg DeeDee B. and Susanne and Marcos R. Lopez Michael Andrews ’78 Meg and Peter Saligman Class of 2016 (82%) Clare and Diego Luzuriaga Nicole C. Barnum and Debbie and Ronald Schiller Anonymous (2) Fran and Robert Margulies Sophia Lee Clare L. and Alice Amsterdam Darryle D. Schoepp Lydia Martin and Bernadette and Melissa and Paul Anderson William P. Kennedy Robert Bartholomew Wendy Smith and Phillip Annas Rebecca and Iain Anderson Rasheed T. McDaniels Jessica and Eric Berger Jessica M. Aronfreed and Karen Black and Peter Bessen Lindy Snider ’78 and Theresa M. McLaughlin- Larry Kaiser Roger C. Sealy Zerbe and John A. Zerbe Meg Boscov and Randy Brown Cathi Cozen Snyder ’85 Gretchen B. and Felice G. and Sandra Bowman Howard Snyder Robert D. Bedford James J. McSwiggan Michele V. and Jeffrey F. Brotman Maria Sturm and Kim Emmons-Benjet and Maureen McVail Deborah and Frank Correll Brian Benjet Elliott Shore William McVail Tara L. Cuda and Teresa G. and Allison and Philippe Szapary Diane Merry and Steve Pasquale A. Colavita Chhinder Binning Kimberly and Fakharzadeh Sarah and Andrew DeMichele Esther Book Dominic R. Tarquinio Marla R. and Amy and John Estey Leslie Book Terri and Martin Vaughn Richard P. Milgram Wendy Frame and Laura and Ricardo Verges Ellen Boscov and Lynda J. and Russell B. Mischel Christopher Blackman Todd Taylor Laurie and J. Scott Victor Michelle Narin and Jill and Stephen Ginsberg Carol and James Bradbeer Cynthia and Harry Weiss Maurice Schweitzer Jeffrey Goldader Muge and Kivanc Caglar John Norcini Sharon Weiss and Elizabeth Goldmuntz and David Arnold Susan and Gary Cohen Julie H. and Steven Plunkett Frederic Barr Lisa D. and Richard D. Winward Jessica and Christopher Coss Maria and Kenneth Pollack Leslie Greenfield Nicole Wright Louise Culver and Michelle and Kathryn S. Hayward and Jeffrey Hurwitz Frederick Purnell Tom MacFarlane Guang Yang and Robert Brumley Catherine and Julia G. Raphaely Barbara and Mark Helpin Ronald P. Dawson Kris and Christopher Yoo Russell C. Raphaely Peggy and Dedrick Hervas Lisa and Keith deLeon Lisa Zaoutis Kathleen Reilly and Fariha I. Khan and Lorna and Arnon Dreyfuss Michael Nance Michael D. Carey Sharon Eckstein and Rita L. Ritsema and Momoko A. Kishimoto and Lawrence Indik Class of 2018 (85%) Karl G. Schwabe Frank R. Borchert Catherine and Anonymous (2) June and Glenn Rogers Kerri Konik Jonathan Fiebach ’82 Melissa and Paul Anderson Sandrine and Anja Jefferis Levitties ’86 and Aqueelah Folwell Edward Schoenfeld Matthew Levitties ’85 Cari Feiler Bender and Robert Folwell ’80 Rodd Bender Susan and Jeffrey Schwartz Deborah Maraziti Princess and Earl Foster, Sr. Michelle Bloom Deborah A. Sesok-Pizzini and Octavia McBride-Ahebee Mona Ghude and Betty Brizill Mark-Alan D. Pizzini Stephanie W. and Rajeev Alur Caroline and Donald Brooks Beth and Craig Snider William R. B. McCullough Doris and Dana Greenblatt Floyd Butler Flavia Vogrig and April Mellody and Rebecca and Eric Guenther Robert Gassel ’69 Christopher Gillespie Kim and Bart Cassidy Michele and Jeffrey Harris Fatima and Roger Williams Sarah Millar and Mark Kahn Carolyn and Scot Cohen Jennifer C. and Lorin M. Hitt Eve E. Wollman and Jodi K. and David H. Miller Maryann Cormier Debra C. Hobbs James R. Sperans Catherine and Jessica and Christopher Coss Susan and Richard Holt Kar-Lai Wong James Murdock ’73 Michelle and Daniel Crowley

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PARENT GIVING

Ellen and Richard Cutshall Class of 2019 (86%) Kathryn and James J. Sheward Robin Sheldon and Donna Davin and Uriel Kusiatin Anonymous (2) Marcy and Robert Shoemaker Gerard Lewis Kathryn and Edwin Davison Tonia and Albert Alwyn Helena and Eric Sultan Melisande J. Simmering and Ian B. Wilcox Angela DeMichele and Betty Bard and Jay Adelsberg Niku Thomas and Beth and Craig Snider Robert Gross Kim Emmons-Benjet and Eric Mitchell Lis and Jag Dosanjh Brian Benjet Jennifer Tobey and Andy Trentacoste Paula and Larry Durlofsky Tami Benton-Condiff and David Stern Eve Troutt-Powell and Timothy Powell Catherine and Allessandro Condiff Marjorie and Daniel Wainfan Jonathan Fiebach ’82 Jessica and Eric Berger Sherri Apter Wexler and Eve E. Wollman and James R. Sperans Angela M. and Gary A. Greene Carol and James Bradbeer Lewis Wexler Leslie and Michael Wollock Michele and Paul Grossman ’87 Leah Brecher-Cohn and Andrew Cohn Kar-Lai Wong Julie Johnson Class of 2020 (86%) Missy and Howard Johnson Chris and Andrew Bruckner Tahira and Tokunbo Adelekan Beth and Gary Kaminsky Barbara Burtness and Israel Mushi Sabina and Atif Ahmad ’91 Class of 2021 (81%) Karen Lewis and Rebecca and Iain Anderson Anonymous Howard Kruger Josephine S. and Peter H. Callahan Britt Benner and Wilbert Shin Melissa and Paul Anderson Sonja Beth Lindgren and John W. Gruber Carolyn and Scot Cohen Michelle Bloom Heather and Richard Badt Elizabeth and David Lorry Mary and Carla Connor Esther Book Cari Feiler Bender and Rodd Bender Lorna Lynn and Patricia DeRusso and Leslie Book Harold Palevsky Christopher Forrest Holly and David R. Brigham Carol and James Bradbeer Lydia Martin and H. Marcia Feigenbaum- Deborah and Keeya Branson-Davis and William P. Kennedy Bergmann and Leigh Anthony Cianfrani Douglas Davis Bergmann Dawn and Alexander Denis Cohen Debbie J. and Young Rak Choi McDonnell ’87 Amy and Ronald Fuchs Elizabeth Cohen ’83 and Christine E. Coburn and Linda Mundy and Michele and Paul Grossman ’87 David Whellan Anne E. Kazak Jeffrey Drebin Rebecca and Eric Guenther Esra Diker-Yilmaz and Alison and Scott Cook-Sather Michelle Narin and Sheryl B. and Karl A. Johnson Bilge Yilmaz Catherine Corson and Maurice Schweitzer Susan Johntz and David Velinsky Wendy Frame and Charles McCammon Heather Osborne and Laura Keen and Trevor Smith Christopher Blackman Donna Davin and Uriel Kusiatin Vincent Duane Joanne and Alexander Klein ’83 Julie Cowitz Gordon ’81 and Brian Gordon Rosemarie Eichinger and Maria and Kenneth Pollack Pamela Lechleider and Mignon and Jim Groch Bakir Gueddi Julia G. Raphaely Jeffrey H. Rosedale Laura and George Groves Russell C. Raphaely Anja Jefferis Levitties ’86 and Mika and Allen Epps Jennifer and Brendan Ratigan Matthew Levitties ’85 Catherine and Darin Hayton Eve and Michael Galvin Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 Ami and Jess Lonner Kathryn S. Hayward and Gayle G. and George M. Gowen Tom MacFarlane and David Roberts ’83 Andrea Mosko and Reanie J. and Earle S. Greer Iliana Robinson and Benjamin Fryer Wai Lee Kathryn J. Griffo and Gordon Barr Alison and Yaron Netz Jenifer and Michael Lehrer Jeffrey L. Schlegel Clare L. and Darryle D. Schoepp Minh T. and Khai Nguyen Mireia Lizandra and Eric Smith Naomi Haas and Peter O’Dwyer Lynn Schuchter and Catherine and Laura and Kenneth Mitchell Heather Schwartz Hebert ’85 John Broaddus Steven Nierenberg Suzi Morrison and and John Hebert Jamie Sheller and Elizabeth and Robert Nourian Grant Calder Deborah E. and Brian K. Hoppy Mark Greisiger Julie H. and Steven Plunkett Michelle Narin and Laedoan Y. and Terrence Lewis Maurice Schweitzer Savita and Vijay Singh Julia Rudolph and Ami and Jess Lonner Carol Perloff Andrea Swinton Matthew Adler Joni R. Marcus and Joy Takahashi and Meg and Peter Saligman Laura and Leonard Rossio Edward F. Greves John Gullace Sandrine and Jane and Walter Schoenborn Dawn and Alexander Andy Trentacoste Edward Schoenfeld Gregory Segall McDonnell ’87

74 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL April Mellody and Paige W. Macfarlan and Mary Claire O’Mara and Nancy Lee and Christopher Gillespie Jonathan M. Kopcsik Corrie Mitchell ’85 Robert J. Borghese Tracy Mills and Kent Julye Deborah Maraziti Martha Phan Yvonne M. and Alison and Yaron Netz Iris Melendez and Henry R Brad Rubens Ryan A. McKenzie Andrea C. Nuneviller and Adamczyk, Jr. Kimberly Rubens Iris Melendez and Henry R Adamczyk, Jr. Jess H. Lord Tracy Mills and Kent Julye Lara N. and Evan J. Smith Andrea C. Nuneviller and Heather Osborne and Elizabeth and Robert Nourian Ed and Leah Soto Vincent Duane Jess H. Lord Michelle and Andrew B. Olson Joel Windsor Nancy Peterson and Chris Ozbun and Regina Pinotti and John Shields William Darling Michael Gross Valeri S. and Mark H. Riesenfeld Nancy Peterson and Kathleen Richards and Meg and Peter Saligman Class of 2024 (89%) Michael Gross Michael Romanosky Jane and Walter Schoenborn Anonymous Sharon Popik and Denise Sabatino and Kevin Fosnocht Patty and Jeffrey Seltzer Tahira and Tokunbo Adelekan Padraig Barry Brad Rubens Suzanne and Kurt Shore Michelle Bloom Jessamyne Simon and Gabriel Tatarian Kimberly Rubens Wendy Singer-Lowry and Ena M. Cade Christopher J. Lowry Ann and Aaron Selkow ’88 Joy Clairmont ’91 and Beth and Craig Snider Max Kaufman ’91 Jamie Sheller and Legacy Parents Mark Greisiger Ed and Leah Soto Jeanine and Joel Dankoff Anonymous Kathryn and James J. Sheward Isobel J. Stockdale and Evelyn and Marc Duvivier Harry F. Yanowitz Anne and Andrew Abel Lara N. and Evan J. Smith Jeffrey Goldader Nicky and Elliott Tanos Jeanne H. Adams Joyce D. and Idris S. Stovall Kathryn J. Griffo and Lauren Tierney Jeffrey L. Schlegel Barbara and Ted Aronson Joy Takahashi and John Gullace Sherri Apter Wexler and Rebecca and Eric Guenther Sandy and David Axelrod Lewis Wexler Jennifer Tobey and David Stern Carrie L. Harcus and Eleanora Baird Kristin Williams-Smalley Ray S. Jaffe Nancy Trachtenberg John E. Balson ’52 Eve E. Wollman and Valerie and Leon Hawes Madeline and Richard Baron Emily Vener-Giszter and James R. Sperans Simon Giszter Kristina and Michael Kallam Mary and Marshall Bassett Jason Warley Laedoan Y. and Terrence Lewis Joan and Eric Beckwith Class of 2023 (71%) Priscilla M. and John N. Lukens Barbara and Robert Behar Deborah Maraziti Maia R. and Adam Campbell Denise and Lout Benrahou Class of 2022 (67%) Michelle Morrison Elizabeth Cohen ’83 and Beth Berman Tonia and Albert Alwyn David Whellan Sharon Palmieri Morsa and Liza Jane and Thomas Bernard Louis Morsa Britt Benner and Wilbert Shin Catherine Corson and Janice and Seymour Berrian Jessica and Eric Berger Charles McCammon Dawn and Julian Ovalle Karen and Russell M. Willa G. and Marc P. DeSouza Jessica and Christopher Coss Patty and Jeffrey Seltzer Bleakley ’67 Evelyn and Marc Duvivier Michelle and Daniel Crowley Wendy Singer-Lowry and Valerie and Fred Block Christopher J. Lowry Michelle K. and Donna Davin and Peter Bloomfield Jeffrey L. Eichen Uriel Kusiatin Joyce D. and Idris S. Stovall Susan Bodley and Brad Morris Ashley M. and Adam W. Fox Susan Dreher ’87 and Andy Trentacoste Janet and Jeffrey Bowker Mark Wheeler Jeffrey Goldader Melinda Yin and Scott Reynolds Virginia Brabender and Kimberly and Clayton Justice Kimberly Gross Arthur Weisfeld Shami and Anand M. Kini Michele and Paul Grossman ’87 Trina and Keith Bradburd Class of 2025 (81%) Marianthi Kiriakidou and Madelaine Kingsbury Carrie and David Brodsky Kathryn and Edwin Davison Zissimos Mourelatos Susan and James McCoy Jill Eisemen Bronson ’71 and Lori M. Koch and Eleni Miltsakaki and Willa G. and Marc P. DeSouza Glenn Bronson Samuel H. Israel Kostas Daniilidis Reanie J. and Earle S. Greer Debbie and Richard Buchwald Julie B. and Erik T. Lederman Laura and Kenneth Mitchell Mignon and Jim Groch Beth Burrell and Jenifer and Michael Lehrer Jana Norris and Steven Cole Catherine and Darin Hayton David Sorensen

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LEGACY PARENT & GRANDPARENT GIVING

Mari Ann and Alexis Finger Cathleen Judge and Jill Crawford Muhrer ’70 and Christopher Campbell Deborah Fleisher and David Unkovic Merlin Muhrer Janice and Vincent Cappelli Stephen Starr Nancy and Franklyn S. Judson *Christine Murphy and Salvatore Carfagno Elizabeth W. Fox Diane Karp Sidney Rosenblatt Debbie and Alan E. Casnoff ’62 Sarah and Kevin Fox Rosalind and Alan Kaufman Rosemary and James Murphy Maureen and Mark Charamella Anne Francois and Bonnie and Michael Kay Angela and Edward Murray Wei-Chen and Chang Chen Marc Lazard Ruth Cannell Keinath ’39 Sara Nerken and Robert Karpinski Judith and James Christie Jean and Carl Fridy Shahnaz and Mehdi Keykhah Judy and Buddy Newman Betsy and Jay Cohen Christina and David Fryman Susan DiFulvio Kirk Sylvia and Harvey Nisenbaum Barbara M. Cohen Christine Young Gaspar ’70 Anne and Barry Kleban Diane Nissen and Jerry Gollub Nelly and Jorge Colapinto and Alfred Gaspar Kathleen M. and Albert W. Klein Eva and Evan O’Brien Kathy Coleman-Martin Kay and James Gentile Richard B. Klein ’57 Rochelle Ostroff-Weinberg Sandy and Stephen Cozen ’57 Susan and Peter Gilman Brian Kunz ’67 and Robert Weinberg Mary Louise Craig ’47 Lynne and Steven Glasser Amy and Wes LaBlanc Marian and Larry Pearlman Cinda Crane and Jack Briggs Amy and James Goldman Marilyn and Eric Lager Marla Hamilton Peele Sonia and Nathan Crane Marlene and Joel Goldwein Emma Lapsansky-Werner Virginia and Stuart Peltz Elaine and Michael Susan Schwartz Goodrich ’65 Mary and Lance Laver Alice Legge Penza ’36 Crauderueff Diane and Rick Graboyes Lonnie and Murray S. Levin Judith and Bryan B. Pokras ’57 Mary Ann Crawford and Suzanne and Howard Grant Linn and Douglas Linton ’68 Brett Skolnick Doris and Harold Polan Paula Yudenfriend Green and Pat and Jim Lobb Alice Hess Crowell ’46 Stacey Polan ’71 and Arlin Green Hao-Li and Evan Loh Mary K. Dabney and Richard Kaufman Helaine and Jack Greenberg Rosemary and G. Craig Lord James C. Wright Jane Pompetti Anne and Michael Greenwald Molly Love and Adrian Castelli Dorothy Coleman Dangerfield ’43 Gerald and Judy Porter Judy and Ed Grinspan and Benjamin Dangerfield ’43 Jane Cubberly Luce ’68 and Ruben R. Pottash Nancy and Peter Grove Eric Luce Nancy Davis Marianne Price Terry and Paul Guerin Mary and Joseph Ludwig ’69 Louis DelSoldo Helen and David B. Pudlin Danielle and Vahan Gureghian Mary MacElree Donald Denton Jenni Punt and Janet and Hillard Madway Pat and Ray DeSabato Jacqueline and Henry Guynn Stephen Emerson Claire C. Marsh and Barbara and Anthony DeSabato Kendell Hardy Deborah and Jeffrey Purdy Stephen Freed June and Fred Dohrmann Gayle and Stanley Harmer Evelyn P. Rader Gertrude P. Marshall Shelley and Luther Dowdell Erika and Gerald Harnett Joan and Brad Rainer Sara L. Matthews and Sandy and Pete Drayer ’57 Gwen J. Hauser Raymond J. Fabius Christine Ramsey and Andrew Fussner Kathy and Jerry Drew Mary Hediger and Joan Mazzotti and Patricia and Lenard Dumoff George Weaver Michael Kelly William D. Ravdin ’46 Pamela R. and Grace and Charles Heising R. Sandra Latshaw McCarthy ’59 Mary and Samuel Raymond Kenneth B. Dunn Ellen N. and Barry K. Herman Holly and David McCloskey Margery and Raymond Reed Amy and Aboud Dweck Miiko and Herbert Horikawa Marian and Debora Reiff and Edward Lundy Meryweather and Clinton Ely L. F. Howe, Jr. ’41 Alexander McDonnell Arline Ritz Christa and William Farnon Deborah and T. Regan Hull Denise and Robert McIvor Susan and Harvey Robbins Drew Faust and Mercedes Hurley Joanna and F. Arthur McMorris Mary Roberts Charles Rosenberg Karen and Philip Ivory Richard A. Melaragni Marthajane Robinson Lenny Feinberg Linda Jacobs Barbara and Nicholas Meyer Lisa Korostoff Rooney ’73 and Daphne and James Fell Sonia Jaipaul and Salli Mickelberg John Rooney Mary and Joseph Fenkel Charles Wardlaw Emily Miller and Penny and Fred Rosenblum Betsy and Bob Fiebach Sibylle and Raymond Jefferis ’56 James Brennan Jerilynn and Doug Ross Jacqueline Fields ’61 Beth Davis Johnson ’77 and Norma and Bruce Miller ’55 Adriane and Philip Rothenberg Ginger and Mark Fifer Martin Johnson Andrea Cantor Moses Marsha and Richard Rothman

76 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Susan and Joel Rubin Ronald Waxman Ann V. Satterthwaite Lyn Weinberg and Michele Scanlon and Mark Moskowitz Gary Nicolai Margie and Bryan Weingarten Anne and Murray Schechter Robert S. Weinstein ’63 David Schmitt Norma Weiser Katherine Schultz and Ellen Wertheimer and David Paul Mark Rahdert Charlotte and Richard Wertime Daniel Schutzman Wendy and Lawrence White Hannah and Merrill Schwartz Debra Will and David Thomas Angela Scully and George Elser Priscilla and David Williams ’69 Elissa and Robert Segal Barbara A. Willis Joseph Seitchik Carolyne and Rodney Willis ’77 Linda and Gerry Senker Wendy Wolf Edward O. Shakespeare Pam and Don Yih Amy and Jason Shargel Mary Lee and John T. Young Mary Ann C. Sheldon Melanie and James A. Yulman Betty and Ballard Shelton Martin Zeldin Susan Shilcrat and Sybille Zeldin Harry Mazurek Regina and Robert Ziffer Youngmi and Wan Shim Marcia Slade Bunny Slepin Grandparents Raquel and Alphonso Smith Anonymous Edward Snider Nina Allen Juliet Spitzer and Philip Wachs Ashley Altman Ann and Donald Spooner Elizabeth Anderson Grandparents Day is one of the many events that bring the Friends’ Central community together each year. Sue Ann and Judy Andrews Jonas Stiklorius ’59 Pat and Phillip Annas Anne DeLay Betty and Howard Harman Patricia and Jeffrey Swigart Helene and Allen Apter Carole Epstein Ilana and Herb Hirsch Jean and Italo Taranta Sandy and David Axelrod Ellen S. and Joel D. Fedder Doris and Fielding Howe, Jr. ’41 Michi Tashjian Bernice Bendesky Betsy and Bob Fiebach Linda and Ivan Inerfeld Rebecca Taub and Barbara and Joe Bentley Joan Fowler Aeolian Jackson Paul Friedman Shirley and Seymour Bernstein Elizabeth W. Fox Sibylle and Raymond P. Kathy Taylor and Jefferis III ’56 Jonathan Sprogell Connie and Sheldon Blank Seymour Frank Joyce J. Jones Monica J. Taylor Nevada and Gerald Bowers Linda and Benjamin Frankel Judy and Jerry Kessel Martha C. and Bettina Butler Liselotte Freed William W. Thomas II Debbie and Alan Casnoff ’62 Rhoda and Louis Fryman Sandra Kuby Kathleen and Peter Tozer Barbara M. Cohen Ed Gardiner Rose and Matthew Laine Jean and Frank Tracy Gloria and A. R. Condiff Sophie and Tom Gibson Alma and Edwin Lakin Sally and Adelbert Tweedie Charlotte and Bud Cook Jeanette S. Gillison Janet Levy Anne and Richard Umbrecht Edward Coslett ’40 Sybil Gilmar Diana and Gerry Lewis Betsey and Gregg VanGundy Jeannie and Timothy Coss Peggy and Julian Good Barbara and Morris Longstreth Sandra and Bruce Vermeychuk Sandy and Stephen Cozen ’57 Ricki and Mel Greenblatt Marcella Lourd Linda Waxman Wasserman Cynthia Dayton and Abby and Ed Grinberg Lucile Lynn ’75 and Dennis Wasserman William Humenuk Hilary and Carmelo Gullace Janet and Hillard Madway

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GRANDPARENT / FACULTY AND STAFF GIVING

Ronnie and Lawrence Margel Faculty and Staff Stephanie Dolores Lisa McInally Mansure Anne Martin Iain Anderson Steven J. Dolores Jerry Mapp Rosemary Matthews Rebecca Anderson Mary and Thomas Donovan Deborah Maraziti Marian and Susanne Andrews Alexa Dunnington ’98 Lydia Martin Alexander McDonnell Colin S. Angevine ’05 Peggy Esposto Caroline Maw-Deis LaVerne McPherson Phillip Annas Liza Ewen Josephine Mayer Katherine and Robert Mitchell Padraig Barry Heather Hudgins Exley Dottie Mazullo Elizabeth Morgan Kyle Beatty Catherine Fiebach Alice McBee Barbara Anderson Morris ’40 Barbara Behar Ginger and Mark Fifer Christopher McCann and William Morris Lauren Betz Frank Fisher Holly McCloskey Thomas Murphy Diana Bleakley ’01 Robert Folwell ’80 Linda Kent McConnell Miriam and Ezat Negahban Karen Bleakley Laurie Fox Alexander McDonnell ’87 Bernice and Martin Neifield William W. Bower Daniel Gale James H. McKeogh ’00 Judith and Bernard Newman Janet Bowker Julie Cowitz Gordon ’81 Brad Morris Shirley and Ricardo Novo Rachel Bradburd ’05 Jacqueline Gowen-Tolcott Sharon Palmieri Morsa Arnita Outlaw Keith Bradburd Leslie Grace Nina Morton Estelle and Gerald Palevsky Carl Bradley Kelley Graham Tanya Johnson Muse ’02 Virginia and Stuart Peltz Judy Bradley Mary H. Gregg Jennifer Nemroff Santi Pizzini Jack Briggs Nancy and Peter Grove Gary Nicolai Doris and Harold Polan Carrie Brodsky John W. Gruber Laura Novo Sonya Pollack Keith Buckingham Rebecca Guenther Rochelle Ostroff-Weinberg Mary Roberts Grant Calder Terry Guerin Dawn and Julian Ovalle Miriam Rothenberg Maura Caldwell Christopher Guides Kim Parris Alice Saligman Dov Campbell Galen R. Guindon ’06 Steve Patterson Joan and Hyman Sall Kathleen Canaris Laura Bell Haimm Carmella Pepino Selma and Samuel Savitz Richard Case Phyllis Hanson Monica Peterson Patty and Fred Smith Jebb Chagan Gayle Harmer Marian Petrarca Edward Snider Deanna S. Ciarrocchi Erika Harnett Heather Petrie Ruth and Rick Snyderman Anna Marie Ciglinsky Cynthia Bidart Harris Julie H. Plunkett Ronnie and Bob Somers Susan Clough Mary Lynne Jeschke Jason Polykoff ’02 Doris and Seymour Stadtmauer Nelly and Jorge Colapinto Beth Davis Johnson ’77 Jane Pompetti Penelope and Gerald Stiebel Frank E. Cooney Deborah M. Jones Peggy Preston Michi Tashjian Michael Crauderueff Kristina and Michael Kallam Melissa Rabena Barbara and Peter Trentacoste Daniel Crowley William Kennedy Brian Ramsey Sallie and Wilson VanArsdale Michelle Crowley Susan DiFulvio Kirk Christine Ramsey Maggie Vickery Christine Dalo Jason Kramer Loren Ratinoff Lois and Marty Wainfan Joel Dankoff Marilyn and Eric Lager Ken Reynolds Tana and Michael Wall William Darling Janice Leavy Robyn Richmond Michael Wallace Cheryl Davis Douglas Linton ’68 Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 Ronald Waxman James F. Davis Linn Linton John Rogers Marian Weinberg Kathryn Davison Laurie S. Lubking Sheila D. Rohrer Elaine and Frank Wright Catherine Dawson Joseph Ludwig ’69 Penny Rosenblum Louise and Victor Yarnell Donald Denton Priscilla Lukens Jim Rosengarten Mary Lee and John T. Young Raymond DeSabato Diego Luzuriaga Doug Ross Jo and John Zaccaria Patricia DeSabato Tom MacFarlane Michael Russo Lyna Zommick READ DeSabato ’02 Karen Manker Cristina Sabaj Perez

78 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Katharine Schogol-Pidot Prudence Sprogell Churchill ’59 Marcia Slade Bank of America Foundation Megan Schumacher Anne Dufour Clouser ’50 Brom Snyder The Solomon and Sylvia Peter Seidel Elaine Crauderueff Andrew T. C. Stifler ’57 Bronstein Foundation Antonia R. Sharp Christopher Dorrance Jean Taranta BlackRock Matching Gift Program Mary Ann C. Sheldon Clinton Ely Michi Tashjian BP Fabric of America Fund Scott Sheppard Robert Emory Meade Thayer Ira and Myrna Brind Foundation Gary Smith Louise Evans Diane R. Tracy Cameron Memorial Fund Maria Alejandra Socorro Sara Matthews Betsey VanGundy Campbell Soup Company Ed Soto Mark Fifer ’96 Joshua Wasserman ’02 The Gunard Berry Carlson Harry Stead Carolyne and Rodney Willis ’77 Laura Forman ’91 Memorial Foundation, Inc. Juliet Sternberg Mary Lee Young Matthew Garmur ’97 Central Philadelphia Stephanie Storm Kay Gentile Monthly Meeting Monica J. Taylor Mac Given Clorox Company Foundation Friends Beth Tedesco Timothy B. Golding Comcast-Spectacor A N. Aydin Keino Terrell Leonard Haas ’76 Dweck Charitable Fund, Inc. Leigh C. Brooks David Thomas Robert Hallett Jonathan and Catherine Barbara T. Bruner Darrell Thomas Kendell Hardy Fiebach Fund *Patricia A. Carson Martin Tomes Miiko Horikawa Fidelity Investment Diane De Mille Charitable Gift Fund Mary Fran Torpey Samuel F. Howe Marilyn and Kerry De Phillips The Foundation Source Ross A. Trachtenberg ’98 Juan Jewell ’68 Sandi A. Draper Charitable Foundation, Inc. Kaz Uyehara Sally Katz Deborah M. Freeman The Friedman/Taub Mary-Chilton Van Hees Stephanie Koenig ’70 Kathryn Furey Charitable Foundation Alfred T. Vernacchio, Jr. Elizabeth Kolb ’86 Carol Gotwals GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Marjorie Wainfan Connie Burgess Lanzl ’68 Thomas Henderer The Glenmede Trust Company Jason Warley John P. Louchheim Frank Hoenigmann GMAC Financial Services Linda Waxman Wasserman ’75 *Louise Woodcock McCrery ’35 Joseph Holman Google, Inc. Joshua Weisgrau James W. McKey Louise and Joseph Huber The Green Foundation Hilary Takiff Weiss ’96 Galen McNemar Kylius and Diane Jones The James and Mignon Debra Will Groch Fund Michael Mersky ’72 Eileen and John Lang Erik Williams Harweb Foundation Suzi Morrison Susan and Joseph H. Long Peter C. Wilson Houghton Mifflin Company James P. Murray David Markson Pam Yih Japanese Language School Elizabeth Osborne ’54 Leona Markson Melinda Yin Jeds Foundation Margaret Perry Carolyn J. McCoy and Melanie Yulman Jewish Federation of Greater George Peterson William R. Sanderson Regina and Robert Ziffer Philadelphia Elizabeth Toborowsky Pollard ’87 Sarah H. Morris JPMorgan Chase & Co. Mayfield Powers, Sr. Alan Scharfstein The Levitties Foundation Nicholas Pulos Joanne Scopio Former Faculty and Staff Magnolia Plantation & Anonymous Evelyn P. Rader Raymond Sweeney Gardens Family Foundation Jeanne Adams Thomas Robinson Mary Ann Thompson Merck Partnership for Giving Lily Arditi Amy Cohen Alicia Walker MKM Foundation Richard Beyer Ann V. Satterthwaite Newman & Company Katherine Schultz Leigh R. Browning Corporations, Oracle Matching Gifts Program Dorothy Burhanan Aaron Selkow ’88 Foundations and Betty Byfield Paul Foundation Sara Callaghan Edward Shakespeare Matching Gift Companies Pfizer Foundation Stanley Cherim Amy Shargel Aetna Foundation, Inc. The Philadelphia Foundation Louise Christopher John Shaw Ardmore Endodontics PNC Bank Foundation

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PARENT GIVING

Class of 1961 Gregory Lynn ’13 Class of 1986 Julia Lynn ’13 Class of 1991 Jane Manring ’51 Class of 2011 Ryan C. McConnell ’11 Deborah Charamella ’01 Sasha McKenzie ’25 Susan J. Clough Connor R. McVail ’16 Sedona Cohen ’25 Evan McVail ’13 Paul Cotler ’11 Lauren Milgram ’16 Steve A. Cozen Jessica Miller ’15 Abigael D. Crowley ’15 Dylan Mitchell ’19 Colleen Crowley ’23 Steve Patterson Morgan Crowley ’18 Lindsay S. Petersohn ’13 Catherine Dawson Rueben E. Piver ’13 Lou DelSoldo Julie Plunkett Diane DeVan Lise E. Rahdert ’06 Alia Diaz ’02 Spencer Reiter ’12 Peter G. Dissinger Samantha Resnick ’12 Alexa Dunnington Friends’ Central provides many opportunities to build community between its D. Wendy Reynolds two campuses, such as the Pre-K – 8th Grade Buddy Program. Faculty and Staff at Friends’ Justin Robson ’14 Central School Maya Rosenberg ’14 Matthew Fedder ’11 The A. Carter Pottash Family Wells Fargo Community Talia Rosenberg ’17 David Felsen Charitable Fund Support Campaign James Rosengarten David Fenkel ’93 Calvin H. Rankin, Jr. ’43 Fund Wells Fargo Educational Doug Ross Matching Gift Program Stuart Fenkel ’90 The Rittenhouse Foundation Ian Sadock ’11 Wendt Family Charitable Ginger and Mark Fifer Rothman Family Foundation Rianna Saia ’13 Foundation of Community Marni Folkman ’15 Schwab Charitable Fund Sophie Schall ’17 Foundation, Sonoma Cty Matthew Frank ’10 Seed the Dream Foundation Carrie Sutherland ’11 Wyncote Foundation Sydney Frank ’13 Segall Family Foundation The Zeldin Family Foundation Michael N. Furey ’13 Noah Sylvestry ’15 Sheller Family Foundation George M. Gordon Sonjay Singh ’11 The Simkiss Family Cole Snyder ’17 Foundation Gifts in Honor Shaina E. Graboyes ’05 Jonas Snyder ’15 The Ed Snider Foundation Pre-KA Classroom Lee M. Gratz ’11 Noah Snyder ’15 Sprague Foundation, Inc. 1B Classroom Marielle Greenblatt ’13 Meade Thayer Subaru of America Sue Augustine John Gruber Emma Trentacoste ’18 Foundation, Inc. Danielle Bendesky ’11 Sarah S. Hassold James Ulrich ’12 Time Warner Matching Gifts Angelique Benrahou Claude Hauser ’11 Program Frances Biddle Ava Hawkins Nathan Ulrich ’15 United Way of Delaware Rachel Bradburd ’05 Grace L. Heard ’13 Alida M. Van Pelt van Beuren Charitable Sarah Bradburd ’08 Raymond Heising ’92 Alfred T. Vernacchio, Jr. Foundation Carl Bradley Arianna A. Hobbs-Luby ’16 Warren W. von Uffel ’53 Vanguard Charitable Florence Jackson Benjamin Wainfan ’19 Endowment Program Samara E. Bradley ’15 Asher Johnson ’18 Emily R. Wainfan ’15 Vanguard Group, Inc. Samuel Brodfuehrer ’12 Keith Buckingham Catharine Williamson Keidel ’96 Bengt P. Williams ’12 Wachs Weingarten Charitable Trust Dorothy S. Burhanan Katrina Knight ’11 Erik F. Williams ’14 Archie D. & Bertha H. Stan Cherim Drew Kopicki ’11 Phyllis W. Williamson ’13 Walker Foundation Class of 1957 Lisa Langer ’88 Drew Winig ’14 Edwin S. Webster Foundation Class of 1959 Louis Lesser ’11 David Yarnell ’12

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Annual Scholarship Alexander Rolfe ’01 The Edward E. Ford Principals’ The Coslett Foundation Aimee Taxin Rubin ’91 Fund for Students’ Extra Needs Susan L. Kaufmann ’56 Scholarship Fund Frances and William Sutherland Julie Low and Gilbert Block Cynthia Torres and Guillermo Torres Taiwo Whetstone ’00 Other Restricted Gifts In Honor of James Davis Gina Zorzi ’00 Jeanne Adams and Jeannine Thomson Bishop ’91 E. G. Adams Carolyn and Scot Cohen Theodore Aronson ’02 The Digital Media Claire Doerrman Holly Peirce Ayres and Lab Fund The George W. Rentschler Fund Percy Ayres III Lori Epstein Bendesky ’80 and Linda and Ralph Hall Noor Beckwith ’07 Larry Bendesky Dorothy J. Kurtz ’19 Trust Ellen Cohen Cohen ’88 and Cristopher Eileen and David Carpenter Jean Miller and James H. Lee Greer Claire Doerrman Mazza Vineyards, Inc. Cindi Cooper and *Jean-Pierre Guggenheim ’76 Memton Fund Glenn Cooper Michele and Jeffrey Harris Joseph Micucci Catherine Cutler ’79 and Abraham Mintz ’75 Susan and Douglas Hyman ’79 MKM Foundation Isabel Daniels ’00 Caroline Johnson and Bridget Murnaghan and Anthony DeCusatis and Mary Ann Alan Sheltzer Hugh Gordon DeCusatis Irene and Bruce Marks Pam and Larry Phelan Alan Filreis Jean Miller and James H. Lee Margaret Somerville Roberts ’83 and Carol Rubin Fishman ’79 Gina Tognini Sadock David Roberts ’83 Allison Jacobs Friedmann ’96 and Mary Scanlon and Anne and Stephen Rubin Paul Friedmann Joel Posner Frances and William Sutherland Michael Grinspan ’05 Beth and Craig Snider Julie Levison ’94 Hao-Li and Evan Loh The John Singer ’01 Matthew Lundy ’04 Pennsylvania Educational FCC Greenhouse Memorial Fund Laura Matey ’07 Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) Edward Singer Rachel Fell McDermott ’77 and Bayada Nurses Ruth Tanur F. Scott McDermott Bryn Mawr Trust Company Alexander Miller ’91 and Deborah Miller The Mutual Fire Foundation Marc Parker ’10 Osage Investments Emily Ramsey-North ’00 Philip Rosenau Co., Inc. Stein Realty Capital, LP

Do You If the answer is YES then you should know . . . L VE A gift to Friends’ Central can cost your company just a dime for every dollar you give when Friends’ Central you make a contribution to Friends’ Central’s scholarship fund through the state’s Educational & Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program.

Pay Any of These Taxes For more information, Corporate Net Income Tax • Capital Stock Franchise Tax please contact Lydia Martin, Bank And Trust Company Shares Tax Director of Development, Title Insurance Company Shares Tax at 610.645.5034 or Insurance Premiums Tax • Mutual Thrift Institutions Tax [email protected]. AUCTION 2011: PERFECTING THE ART OF FUN

On March 12, the Friends’ Central community gathered to Christine Giordano Laedoan Lewis revel in Perfecting the Art of Fun, the first all-school auction Angela Greene Linn Linton in decades. With the tremendous help of 92 volunteers Ed Greves Ami Lonner and 271 guests, the School raised more than $123,000 for Rebecca Guenther Marcie Marcus financial aid. Friends’ Central is deeply committed to its Barbara Helpin Fran Margulies Peggy Hervas mission of creating a diverse student body. Thank you for Barbara Matteucci Dedrick Hervas making an FCS education possible for talented students with Bill and Tennie McCullough Penny Joines Marla Milgram financial need. Kent Julye Beth Anne Molines Kristi Kallam Marci Morgan Beth Kaminsky VOLUNTEERS Doug Davis Michelle Narin Rina Keller Jennie Nemroff Melissa Anderson Lorna Dreyfuss Kristin Kimmell Elizabeth Nourian Nancy Andrews Evelyn Duvivier Todd Kimmell Michelle Olson Betty Bard Michelle Eichen Madelaine Kingsbury Heather Osborne Grethchen Bedford Kim Emmons-Benjet Joanne Klein Libby Owens Carol Bradbeer Amy Estey Jane Koppelman Carol Perloff Betty Brizill Valarie Everitt Howard Kruger Mark Placito Carrie Cohen Sharlene Ferrin Christine Laine Valeri Riesenfeld Jessica Coss Wendy Frame Jenifer Lehrer Elise Cotler Mary Furey Laura Rossio Elena Levitan Donna Davin Robert Gassel ’69 Kim Rubens Anja Levitties ’86 Doris Davis-Whitley Bobbi Geddis Lauren Rubin Karen Lewis Elaine Gillison Lisa Sandler Marie Satalof Jay Schinfeld MaryFran Schlessinger Sandrine Schoenfeld Tobias Schoenwandt Wendy Singer-Lowry Lara Smith Joyce Stovall Anjali Thapar Jen Tobey Laurie Victor Flavia Vogrig Kate Wallace Mary Ellen Weissman Sherri Wexler Pam Yih

SPONSORS Underwriters - Friends’ Central events would not be successful without the support of its dedicated parent community. (From $5,000 left) Iris Melendez and Henry Adamczyk (’22, ’25), Kate Wallace (’19, ’21, ’24), and Elizabeth Nourian (’19, ’22) Melissa and Paul Anderson Carolyn and Scot Cohen

82 FRIENDS’ CENTRAL SCHOOL Capital Wines and Spirits PA Friends’ Central School C-Jam Yacht Sales – Scot Home & School Association Cohen Hilyard’s Business Solutions Conrad O’Brien Gellman Joan Mazzotti and Michael & Rohn Kelly Prime Buchholz Manko, Gold, Katcher & Southern Wines & Spirits of Fox, LLP Pennsylvania The Nathaniel Adamczyk Susquehanna International Foundation Group, LLP Natural Gardens & Lawns, Inc. Willis of Pennsylvania Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel, LLP Qyst Tire & Auto Center Auction Sponsor- $500 Site Engineeering Concepts 12th Street Catering Sprague Foundation, Inc. Donald and Leslie Siegel (’15) Advantage Industrial Supply Stephen McLaughlin Roof Arader Tree Service Consultant Corporation Dessert Sponsors - Precision Flooring Beyond.com Valley Press, Inc. $2,500 Enterprises, LLC The Bradbeer Family Laurie and Scott Victor Anonymous Marie and Bruce Satalof C. Presti Painting, LLC Armstrong, Doyle, Carroll Sodexho Canada Dry Delaware Valley Anonymous Top-a-Court Tennis Company Coleman/Nourian Education Facility Conner Printing Management, LLC Doyle & McDonnell, PC Haines Landscaping Service, Grab Bag Sponsor - Inc. $1,000 E. & M. Construction Company Mechanical Solutions Barbara and Robert Behar Associates, LLC Jessica and Eric Berger Fiji Water

ANNUALANNNNUNNNUAL REPORTREPORORT OFOF GGIFTSIFTSS2 2010-201120011100--2220011 8383 RESTRICTED ANNUAL GIVING HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (HSA) 2010-2011

The Home and School Association is the organized body 5th Grade Friends in the Garden of all Friends’ Central parents. The personal investment Melissa Anderson Barb Helpin of mothers and fathers in their children’s education is an Kim Cassidy integral part of the School’s philosophy and, by encouraging Karen Lewis FCS Show & Sell parental involvement, Friends’ Central accomplishes its Linda Mundy Wendy Frame goal of establishing a partnership between the School, 4th Grade Gift Wrap the student, and the family. Thank you to the following Betty Bard Wendy Frame parents who held leadership positions and to all those who Carol Bradbeer volunteered at HSA events throughout the year. Elizabeth Nourian LS Book Fair Anja Levitties 3rd Grade Jessica Coss Executive Committee 11th Grade Michelle Narin Michelle Eichen Co-Presidents Nancy Bray Suzanne Sall Amy Estey Doris Davis-Whitely Laura Rossio LS Winter Blast Heather Osborne Christine Laine Jenifer Lehrer Barbara Matteucci 2nd Grade Wendy Singer Lowry Secretary Paula Singer Kathy Sheward Jodi Mindell Kate Wallace MS Book Fair 10th Grade Penny Joines Treasurer Joyce Stovall Jen Archard Linda Mischel Betty Bard Mary Furey 1st Grade Louise Krasniewicz Michelle Eichen Parents of Students Immediate Past of Color President Lorna Lynn Robert Levant Betty Brizill Cathy Fiebach Elizabeth Owens Britt Benner Karen Strickland Upper School Co-Chairs 9th Grade Kindergarten Jodi West-Booker Elaine Gillison Linda Callans Anjali Thapar PSOC Bowl-A-Thon Elena Levitan Terry Clampffer Michelle Grossman Beth Dahle Karen Strickland Middle School Co-Chairs Lisa Dissinger Pre-Kindergarten Jodi West-Booker Deborah F. Correll Barbara Haber Laedoan Lewis Pumpkin Fair Lauren Rubin Michele Dean 8th Grade Marci Morgan Lower School Co-Chairs Ellan Bernstein Nursery Kate Wallace Ami Lonner Carol Fishman Mignon Groch Quaker Life Group Jen Tobey Bobbi Geddis Kristin Kimmell Mary Ellen Weissman Todd Kimmell 7th Grade COMMITTEE CHAIRS Robert Williamson PARENT Gretchen Bedford REPRESENTATIVES Welcoming Committee Princess Foster Community Service Heather Osborne, Elena Levitan (US) Lydia Martin Coordinator 12th Grade Peggy Hervas (MS) Diane Merry Nancy Bray (US) Linda Hall Doug Davis (LS) Jessica Coss (MS) Susan Hyman 6th Grade Kim Rubens (LS) Elizabeth Nourian (LS) Anne Rubin Barbara Helpin Beth Snider Anja Levitties eScrip Fran Sutherland Sharon Pollock Wendy Frame Bill Sutherland Kris Yoo

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