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Pegasus Board of Trustees 2006–07 Jane Blake Riley ’77, p ’05 President contents PEGASUS SOCIETY James D. Smeallie p ’05, ’09 Vice President Make a Gift Richard C. Bane p ’04, ’05 TreasUrer to Pingree with William Pingree p ’04, ’08 SecretarY Nina Sacharuk Anderson ’77, p ’09 Lasting Value S Reflections: Kirk C. Bishop p ’06, ’06, ’08 A message from ociety Profile William Carpenter III ’78, p ’10* Headmaster Malcolm Coates p ’01 For many of us, Pingree holds a special place Peter M. Cowen Cover Story: Guess Who! Frederick Glore p ’04 Creativity in our hearts. Who can forget the thrill of Pictures from 22 Philip G. Lake ’85 the archives seeing the campus for the first time, cheer- Theodore E. Ober 2 ing on the home team during Wheeler Day, Mary Puma p ’05, ’07, ’10 6 or watching a loved one receive his or her di- Leslie Reichert p ’02, ’07 Winter Sports Mary Scofield p ’01, ’05 ploma in the Hedge Garden? What better 24 Wrap-up Keith C. Shaughnessy p ’04, ’08, ’10 way to honor that legacy than by making Augusta Stanislaw p ’01, ’02, ’08 Pingree the beneficiary of your will or trust. Sandra Williamson p ’08, ’09, ’10 Susan Winthrop p ’90, ’96, ’99 Through your generosity, you will be provid- Brucie B. Wright ing permanent support to the School, and in Patricia Castraberti p ’08 exchange receive the satisfaction of knowing Parents Association President that you are helping to ensure that future Grandparent Day Shannon Patti Yates ’91 generations of students benefit from a Pin- ALUmni Leadership Board President 18 gree education. What could be a better re- * deceased turn on your investment? Board of Overseers By informing the School of your intentions, Alice Blodgett p ’78, ’81, ’82 Rosie and Cub Morgan are no strangers to Pingree School. Daughters John R. Chandler p ’92, ’97 A Chorus Line you qualify for immediate membership in in London the Pegasus Society, established in 1994 to Wendy Richardson ’78 and Laura Morgan ’80 are Pingree graduates. Cub Herbert F. Collins p ’80, ’84, ’86 Alice Roberts Dietrich ’68 recognize and honor donors who have made served on the Board of Trustees from 1978–1985 and Rosie worked for John Drislane p ’90, ’93 Athletic Director Jim Deveney as a tennis coach and was a loyal Parents 4 provisions for Pingree in their estate plans. Richard Harte, Jr. p ’69, ’74, ’77 Association volunteer for many years. Today, they are often found on We gratefully thank the following Pegasus Richard C. Kennedy p ’75, ’76, ’78 Pingree Alumni: Reunions Society members for creating a lasting lega- the sidelines at field hockey, ice hockey and lacrosse games cheering on Anne Hooper Kneisel ’66 20 26 their granddaughter Liza Richardson ’08. As Rosie says, “We’ve always Susanne Phippen p ’75, ’78, ’80, ’82 Pingree Garden cy at Pingree School. Party & Auction felt at home at Pingree. We have such an attachment to this school.” Charles W. Pingree p ’78 John R. Pingree p ’74 Judith Adamson ’67 Rosie and Cub recently made a generous donation to Pingree by estab- Charles P. Rimmer, Jr. p ’86 Edward P. Roberts p ’68, ’72 Anonymous lishing a charitable gift annuity. A charitable gift annuity is a gift agree- T he Pingree School BUlletin is PUblished twice Y earlY for alUmni, PA R EN T S, William S. Rogers p ’68, ’70 Amy Blodgett ’82 ment between the School and the donors that pays a fixed annual and friends of the School . Please send address changes and other Edward S. Rowland p ’77, ’80, ’82 commUnications to: amount for life in return for the donor’s gift to Pingree. "A big plus for Scot R. Bradstreet ’79 Gilbert L. Steward, Jr. p ’83 Marketing & Communications Office Mr. and Mrs. Alexander K. Buck, Jr. p ’02 us in making this gift is having the stable and predictable income. In Alexander A. Uhle Pingree School, 537 Highland Street, South Hamilton, MA 01982-1399 Ellie Cabot addition, rather than making a bequest, I would much prefer to see our Phone: 978.468.4415 • Fax: 978.468.3758 Trisha and Steven Castraberti p ’08 donation work for the School now," remarks Cub. Web Address: www.pingree.org Alumni e-mail: [email protected] Dr. Mark Comunale ’76 If you would like to learn more about establishing a charitable gift an- Publications e-mail: [email protected] Mr. and Mrs. Curt Dietrich nuity or other planned giving vehicles, please contact Kim Moore, (Alice Roberts Dietrich ’68) Director of Institutional Advancement at 978 468-4415 x 282 for more Director of Institutional Advancement: Kimberley C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. John P. Drislane p ’90, ’93 information. Director of Marketing & Communications: Samantha Drislane Markowski ’93 Mimi Davis Emmons ’64, p ’87, ’90 Director of Alumni Relations: Laurie Harding Polese ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Fantone p ’01, ’05 Director of Annual Fund & Parent Relations: Diana Batchelder Mathey Mr. and Mrs. Carroll J. Hebbel p ’82 Database Administrator: Paul Tetta Events Coordinator: Shelley McCloy Vassallo ’76 Dana P. Jordan, Esq. ’75 Development Office Coordinator: Donna Maggio Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood Merriman Editor and Writer: Samantha Drislane Markowski ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt Morgan p ’78, ’80, gp ’08 Alumni Editors: Laurie Harding Polese ’84 and Shelley McCloy Vassallo ’76 Elizabeth W. Parker ’76 On the cover Photography: Blind Dog Photo, Dan Courter, Samantha Drislane Markowski ’93, David Pratt Photography, Tracy Emanuel Photography, Ned Jackson, Mark Drury, Pingree School archives Mr. Sumner Pingree, Jr. Parasols painted by Pingree Students to Design: Mark Drury, Percolator Design, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Richard Purinton p ’74, ’82, ’88 Printing: Cricket Press Michael W. Robb ’76* help decorate for the Auction. Special Madelyn M. Shields p ’91, ’92 thanks to Paula Conrad p ’10 from Express Pingree School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. It does not Mr. and Mrs. Binkley Shorts p ’95, ’00 Yourself for her imagination and creative discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration policies, scholarship, and loan programs, and athletic and other School-administered programs. Kemp C. Stickney ’75 direction in this project. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in the Pingree Bulletin is correct. Please direct any errors to the Marketing & Communications Office and accept our apologies. New Members * deceased Community Service at Pingree People, Program, Place Summer and Ongoing Volunteer Opportunities ROMANIA The following list represents some opportunities for volunteer work. There are many To Serve and be Served agencies offering wonderful opportunities. If you have a specific area of interest, James Caron ’07 The 3 P’s please call Katy Gibbs at 978-564-0611 or [email protected] Two summers ago I had the privilege of trav- Food Pantries and Soup Kitchens Animal Rescue Organizations eling to Romania with about 15 members of Accord Food Pantry South Hamilton, MA Cape Ann Animal Aid Gloucester, MA my church’s youth group. My group worked at Beverly Bootstraps Food Pantry/Thrift Northeast Animal Shelter Salem, MA a children’s camp in the Jiu Valley, nestled in Shop/Mentoring Beverly, MA MSPCA & Nevins Farm Methuen, MA the midst of the Car- Crombie Street Mission Soup Kitchen/ Merrimack Valley Feline Salisbury, MA The fact that this Pingree Bulletin is cen- and costumed and designed by Donna global, diverse, and inspirational. pathian mountain Food Pantry Salem, MA range. As a member tered around the theme of creativity pro- LoVerme and Neal Truesdale to coming The third and final element is place – Museums & Historical Organizations My Brothers Table Soup Kitchen/Food of the former Soviet vides one with an immense scope of rele- full circle with the miraculous touch of the physical space that allows the people Pantry Lynn, MA The Wenham Museum Wenham, MA Union, Romania fac- vant angles to pursue. In my earlier arti- Mr. E’s painting and drawing, this is our to implement the program. For those of Cape Ann Food Pantry Soup Kitchen/ Peabody Essex Museum Salem, MA es many of the prob- cle, I took the poetic approach and even Pingree cornucopia of people expertise. you who have seen our plays or dance con- Food Pantry/Thrift Shop Gloucester, MA Gloucester Adventure Gloucester, MA lems that a country included two of my own original works. So the first ingredient under the headline certs and have heard our wonderful sing- Jewish Family Services Food Pantry Essex Ship Building Museum Essex, MA new to capitalism Salem, MA & Marblehead, MA The Firehouse Performing Arts Center However, after giving further thought to heading of “people” is this spectacular art ers and band members, you know that the has to deal with. Salvation Army Food Pantry Newburyport, MA James Caron ’07 Once a busy mining the concept of creativity at Pingree School, department, and it comes to life and frui- Mary Weld Pingree Center for the Per- Newburyport, MA community with upwards of 100,000 resi- it appears to me that this realm of school tion when you add the practice, training, forming Arts is a wonderful facility. Hav- Pettengill Food Pantry Salisbury, MA Hospitals & Medical Outreach dents, the Jiu Valley is now an empty shell. life falls into three categories or what I am and performance of our talented students ing a hidden orchestra pit and a first-rate Bread and Roses Soup Kitchen/Food Organizations Abandoned concrete apartments litter the now referring to as “The 3 P’s” — people, of art.