ANNUAL REPORT Academy dancers perform The Sleeping Beauty Thank you for your warm welcome as I begin my tenure as Interlochen’s eighth president this year. I am honored to join the Interlochen family and am humbled by the dedication and generosity of Interlochen alumni, parents and friends.

The past year marked a great one for Interlochen, and I want to thank President Kimpton for his leadership. The Dennison Center for Recreation and Wellness opened in October, and we broke ground on the new Music Building in May. In July, we dedicated Corson Park on the shores of Green Lake. Thanks to a generous lead gift, we are now making plans to expand and improve our dance facilities, for which we will soon be seeking additional support. These important projects, together with the many dramatic improvements from the past several years, represent the progress we have made in revitalizing Interlochen’s campus. Thank you for your generosity in realizing this vision.

This year, we will continue CREATE AMAZING: The Campaign for Interlochen as a way to give everyone a place to unite through the power of the arts. As we celebrate our success thus far, I am excited to focus attention on the People and Programs of Interlochen. Together, we have the opportunity to support our faculty, enhance our artistic and educational programs and increase financial aid for our students–making Interlochen even more extraordinary.

On behalf of Interlochen trustees, faculty and staff, I hope you read this annual report for fiscal year 2017 (June 1, 2016 - May 31, 2017) with pride in what you have made possible and curiosity for what might be possible in the months and years ahead.

Thank you for helping make this a great beginning, and I look forward to continuing our work together.

With sincere appreciation,

Trey Devey President

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 1 We invite you to join us in giving everyone a place to unite through the power of the arts.

Started in 2012, and publicly launched in 2016, CREATE AMAZING: The Campaign for Interlochen is a comprehensive fundraising campaign to ensure the ongoing strength and vitality of Interlochen. Since its beginnings, you have helped us raise over $110 million. Thank you!

While we are proud of this accomplishment, we have the opportunity to broaden the impact on our students, faculty, programs and facilities and open the Campaign to new donors. As such, the Board of Trustees has raised the goal to $125 million.

With this new goal, we strive to focus on the People and Programs that make Interlochen extraordinary. This means further investment in financial aid, artistic and educational programs, and faculty support. We will also expand and improve our dance facilities, as we complete our fundraising for the new Music Building, which is expected to open in 2019.

Please contact us at 231.276.7623 or [email protected], or visit createamazing.org for more information or to make a pledge or a gift.

2 2017 ANNUAL REPORT CREATE AMAZING PEOPLE Give Interlochen students the opportunity to flourish through endowed scholarship support. Help them discover, often for the first time in their lives, a community of like-minded individuals who share their artistic passion. Introduce them to teachers who unlock their potential to create at the highest level.

CREATE AMAZING PLACE Revitalize Interlochen’s campus for the next generation of young artists. Create worthy homes for Music and Dance at Interlochen. Create new and improved facilities for student recreation and wellness. Create an improved, more inviting and accessible lakefront for all campus visitors to enjoy.

CREATE AMAZING PROGRAMS Enrich the Interlochen experience with programs that help students realize their artistic dreams. Secure the legacy of the World Youth Symphony Orchestra and help aspiring orchestra musicians begin to explore opportunities beyond their hometowns. Share the power of the arts through student touring. Support guest artists in all disciplines who teach students how to express their unique experiences. Help Interlochen Public Radio share the Interlochen experience with the world.

CREATE AMAZING OPPORTUNITY Support the Interlochen Annual Fund and/or include Interlochen in your estate plans. Increase annual financial aid for talented, motivated students. Allow Interlochen to meet critical needs and pursue extraordinary new opportunities like the Arts Academy Orchestra and Dance Company’s critically acclaimed performance at the 2016 NY Phil Biennial.

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 3 Thank you to all of our alumni, parents, friends, employees and volunteers for creating amazing this year. Here is how your support has made an impact: PEOPLE • Since beginning the Campaign, we have created 30 endowed PROGRAMS scholarships—helping over 50 additional students experience • IPR has started saving thousands of archival Interlochen concert Interlochen. recordings and interviews, which feature years of guest artists, • In 2016, Camp created a new faculty position, the Valade alumni and faculty. Concertmaster. Through this position, a member of a major • The DeRoy Testamentary Foundation has supported filmmakers- American orchestra guides World Youth Symphony Orchestra in-residence for the Motion Picture Arts division for the next students each week—sitting in rehearsals and collaborating with several years. guest conductors. OPPORTUNITY PLACE • Annually, more than 25% of Camp students and 60% of Academy • Hundreds of generous supporters have helped us raise nearly $21 students received financial aid. million for the new Music Building, including over 300 through • In June 2016, the Arts Academy Orchestra and Dance Company a special crowdfunding effort. (the only high school ensembles invited) performed at the 2016 • In fall 2016, the Dennison Center for Recreation and Wellness NY Phil Biennial. opened to revolutionize health and fitness activities for • Since the Campaign began, generous donors have documented Interlochen students. 99 planned gifts to leave a lasting legacy. • A gift from the Corson family has created Corson Park to make • Hundreds of guest artists each year across academic and Green Lake accessible to all. artistic disciplines.

4 2017 ANNUAL REPORT The Dennison Center for Recreation and Wellness is dedicated in October 2016 The Arts Academy Orchestra and Dance Company practice for the 2016 NY Phil Biennial Thank you to all of our alumni, parents, friends, employees and volunteers for creating amazing! Creative writers interview Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Tyehimba Jess Jeffrey Kimpton leads the May 2017 Music Building groundbreaking ceremony

The World Youth Symphony Orchestra works with Trustee Claire (Corson) Skinner, Life Trustee Tom Corson, Valade Concertmaster Margaret Batjer Academy students attend the May 2017 Music Building groundbreaking and Jim Skinner attend the Corson Park dedication in July 2017 Interlochen Arts Camp

6 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Karina Canellakis conducts the World Youth Symphony Orchestra Interlochen Arts Camp began its 90th season as the world’s premier summer arts program, welcoming 2,510 students to learn, create and perform alongside leading artists and instructors.

2,510 Campers From 44 Countries and 52 States and Territories

The four countries with the most campers in attendance outside of the United States

48 32 22 11

China Hong Kong Canada South Korea

The six states with the most campers in attendance

Camp 2017 opening ceremonies 310 250 233 195 123 111

Michigan California Illinois New York Texas Ohio

From a fast ride to a slow waltz with the vibrancy of Italy in-between, the World Youth Symphony Orchestra (WYSO) began with a performance that proved a fitting metaphor for Arts Camp.

Led by conductor Karina Canellakis, WYSO cap- tured the energy, art and beauty of the season with Adams’ Short Ride in a Fast Machine, Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 4 in A Major, Op. 90 “Italian” and Ravel’s La Valse. Interlochen Public Radio broadcast the program live, resuming an honored tradition.

At the same time new traditions also began, with the additions of Advanced Piano and Fashion Design, which culminated in a runway fashion show.

2017 Visual Arts fashion show WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 7 Interlochen Arts Camp

8 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 2017 Evita Musical OK Go’s Damian Kulash meets with Motion Picture Arts students President Trey Devey meets with high school students

In Motion Picture Arts, students Skyped with screenwriter Jordan Roberts (Big Hero 6) and writer/producer Peter Gould (Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul) and met with OK Go’s Damian Kulash (IAC 87-89, 91-92).

Charlotte’s Web gave junior actors a chance to show the true meaning of friendship, while high school students showed us Eva Perón’s path to fame in Evita.

And for the first time, dancers performed to live music from the Interlochen Dance Orchestra.

Thank you for creating an unforgettable summer with your support.

Dancers perform a pas de deux from Giselle WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 9 Interlochen Arts Academy

10 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Spring 2017 Wild West and the High Seas dance production Whether it was a wild west production or personal Interlochen Arts Academy portrait, a place to plant or purposeful trip, your support helped Interlochen Arts Academy engage and inspire students and audiences.

The 2016-17 academic year welcomed:

496 Students From 31 Countries and 46 States

The four countries with the most students in attendance outside of the United States

50 11 8 5

Alexa Bleasdale-Curnutte, China South Korea Canada Mexico Interlochen’s 44th Presidential Scholar The six states with the most students in attendance

78 33 31 23 20 15

Michigan Illinois California Texas Florida Ohio

Creative Writing senior Alexa Bleasdale-Curnutte became Interlochen’s 44th Presidential Scholar in the Arts. No high school has had more.

The Arts Academy Jazz Band celebrated Ella Fitzgerald’s centennial birthday with a concert featuring jazz vocalist Carmen Bradford and pianist Gary Motley.

Agnes de Mille’s classic choreography to Aaron Copland’s Rodeo took audiences and dancers to the wild west. Students had the rare opportunity to work with American Ballet Theatre legend Paul Sutherland, the world’s only approved stager of the work.

2016-17 Arts Academy Jazz Band WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 11 Interlochen Arts Academy

Kira Bursky, MPA student

Visual artists at Cowell Family Cancer Center

12 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 theatre students in Light in the Piazza Visual artists participated in a yearlong partnership with the Cowell Interlochen Arts Academy Family Cancer Center. Throughout the year, students met patients, caregivers and hospital staff—creating artwork inspired by their experiences.

Liberal arts students traveled to Detroit’s Holocaust Memorial Center. Afterward, they donated bottled water to Flint’s Joy Tabernacle, an area church that serves as a community outreach center.

The R. B. Annis Math and Science Department opened two new additions: a botanical laboratory funded by the generosity of the R. B. Annis Educational Foundation and a community garden funded through the generosity of the Allen Foundation.

Theatre students “traveled” through Europe and time as they staged everything from a new adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time to The Light in the Piazza. During The Light in the Piazza rehearsals, the cast had Ecology Instructor Jenna Scheub, and R.B. Annis Department of Math & Science the opportunity to work with original composer Adam Guettel (IAC Director, Mary Ellen Newport, at the R.B. Annis Botanical Lab. 80) and actor Victoria Clark (IAC 77), who both won Tony awards for their roles.

2016-17 Future of Cinema Film Festival

Motion Picture Arts hosted the 11th Annual Future of Cinema Film Festival, featuring special guests such as iconic television writer/ producer Norman Lear and documentarian Heidi Ewing.

Comparative artists created a music video for “Patterns Change,” a piece commissioned by Interlochen and composed by Son Lux’s Ryan Lott. The project was developed with dance, music and visual arts students and was about togetherness amidst isolation.

A scene from “Patterns Change” featuring Hubbard Street dancer Alice Klock (IAA 03-07). WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 13 I am having a surreal experience at Interlochen Arts Academy and I could not thank you enough for your contribution to my experience. I never thought I’d get to do what I love every day … as a part of my school curriculum! The faculty at Interlochen are some of the most knowledgeable people I have ever been graced to work with. — Patrick, Theatre, Academy & Camp, Age 17, Brighton, Mich.

14 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 My Fair Lady Interlochen College of Creative Arts

Adult Choir Camp

Interlochen College of Creative Arts offered 100 programs and welcomed 1,171 adult learners. Programs were designed to meet a wide range of skill sets and interests in music, visual arts, creative writing, media and professional development. Titles included Principles of Acrylic Painting, Mystery Writing Intensive, Advanced Vocal Techniques and Website Design for Non-Programmers.

For the first time, participants could also attend in-depth lectures including a Shakespeare Authorship Symposium with Interlochen Instructor of Theatre Arts David Montee, in celebration of the Academy production of the “lost play” Cardenio.

More than 85 courses were registered with the State of Michigan to provide continuing education clock hour credits to K-12 educators. And ICCA offered its first scholarship, the new Anne-Marie Oomen and Katey Schultz Writers Retreat Scholarship for adult students interested in attending the June Writers Retreat June 12-15, 2017.

2016-17 My Fair Lady WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 15 Interlochen Presents

Alumni Damian Kulash and Tim Nordwind perform in Kresge as OK Go, returning to Interlochen for the first time since meeting at Interlochen Arts Camp 30 years ago.

This year, you helped Interlochen Presents create a year of international Rounding out the season, the Interlochen Shakespeare Festival celebrated beauty through art. Among the many highlights, performers included its tenth anniversary with a riveting King Lear and American Hwangap Canadian Brass, OK Go, Diana Ross, Jessica Lang Dance, Gabriel performed by a core ensemble of Interlochen faculty, staff and alumni. Kahane, Aoife O’Donovan and Julian Lage and Chris Eldridge. Guest artists also often worked directly with students.

During the Interlochen Arts Festival, Interlochen Presents celebrated the impact of Asian art in Western civilizations through “East Meets West.” Events included the Japanese Taiko drumming group Nagata Shachu, Shen Wei Dance Arts company and a Japanese woodblock in Corson Auditorium.

16 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Interlochen Public Radio

CLASSICAL IPR: 94.7 FM, Traverse City 88.7 FM, Interlochen 88.5 FM, Mackinaw City 100.9 FM, East Jordan/Charlevoix

IPR NEWS RADIO: 91.5 FM, Traverse City 90.1 FM, Harbor Springs/Petoskey 89.7 FM, Manistee/Ludington

Online at interlochenpublicradio.org

Peter Payette, Executive Director

Because of your support, Interlochen Public Radio continued to share In addition, IPR Reporter Morgan Springer and Executive Director the kaleidoscope of Interlochen talent and the uniqueness of our Peter Payette received Public Radio News Directors Inc. (PRNDI) northern Michigan home with audiences across the globe. awards. Springer won first place in the “Short Documentary” category for “Grandmother’s Letter from the Holocaust,” which told the story What you made possible: of a Jewish family who escaped the Holocaust and settled in Traverse • Unbiased election coverage and moderation of local candidate panels City. Payette won first place in the “Sports Feature” category for • World Youth Symphony Orchestra live broadcasts every Sunday “TC hockey strikes back at parent-driven sports culture,” which in the summer looked at a paradigm shift in the way young hockey players are trained • Thousands of saved hours of Interlochen concert recordings, interviews in the sport. and milestones through the digitization of IPR’s audio archive • A new radio tower in Emmet County to bring more news and classical music to the northern Michigan community

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 17 Thank you for creating amazing

MILLION this year with your generosity! $Total12.5 scholarships and financial aid awarded to Interlochen students in fiscal year 2017 BY THE NUMBERS: FISCAL YEAR 2017 IN REVIEW

STUDENT ENROLLMENT Interlochen Arts Camp: 2,510 Camp students from 52 U.S. states and territories and 44 countries Interlochen Arts Academy: 496 students from 46 U.S. states and territories and 31 countries

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID Interlochen provided $12.5 million in financial assistance to Interlochen students

OPERATING BUDGET Revenue: $43,262,410 Expenses: $ 40,721,290

FUNDRAISING Interlochen Annual Fund: $ 2,207,263 Interlochen Public Radio: $ 1,346,396 Endowment and capital funds: $ 12,952,995 Total $ 16,506,654

Comprehensive financial reports may be found on pages 19 through 23 of this report. Complete audited financial statements are available online at www.interlochen.org/support or by calling our advancement office at 231.276.7623.

18 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Revenue $42,237,917

PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT $25,000,000

PLANT REVENUE Gifts 8.2% ENDOWMENT $43,262,410 Ticket Sales $20,000,000 5.7% SPECIAL PROJECT (non-capital) Earned Income ANNUAL FUND (lodging, retail sales, other) 10.1%

INTERLOCHEN PUBLIC RADIO $15,000,000 Endowment Income DOCUMENTED PLANNED GIFTS for Operations and Financial Aid Net Tuition 6.2% 69.8%

$10,000,000 Net tuition accounted for more than two-thirds of Interlochen’s operating income, which totaled $43.2 million in fiscal year 2017. Philanthropic support provided by current gifts and endowment income accounted for 14% of the total revenue. Annual giving helps $5,000,000 Expenses maintain our generous financial aid program and supports other critical operations, from performances to public radio.

$0 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 EXPENSES Operations $40,721,290 16.0% INTERLOCHEN FUNDING SOURCES Foundations (Non-Family) 4.0% Cost of Goods & Services Corporations 5.9% 2.9% General & Government Administrative 2.5% 6.3% Salaries, Wages Depreciation & Benefits 4.5% 67.3%

Individuals and Family Interlochen’s operational expenses totaled $40.7 million in fiscal Foundations year 2017. Our investment in people, the heart of the Interlochen 90.6% experience, continues to be our most significant expense.

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 19 Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities

May 31, 2017 May 31, 2016 ASSETS: Cash and cash equivalents $ 13,397,253 $ 10,732,957 Designated Total Operating Designated Endowment Total Scholarship General Endowment Plant Temporarily Endowment May 31, 2017 Investments 128,040,508 113,327,402 Funds Funds Funds Unrestricted Funds Funds Funds Funds Restricted Funds Total Accounts receivable, net of allowance of approximately $2,581,000 in 2017 and $2,146,000 in 2016 166,668 146,930 REVENUES AND OTHER ADDITIONS: Gifts receivable 9,558,983 9,442,634 Gross tuition and student fees Assets released from restrictions: Prepaid expenses and other receivables 812,620 657,964 Operating item: Inventories 1,033,204 1,087,296 Financial aid Land, buildings and equipment, net 48,980,778 44,400,518 Less financial aid grants Other assets 1,422,593 1,355,043 Net tuition and student fees

Ticket sales $ 203,412,607 $ 181,150,744 TOTAL ASSETS: Lodging Retail sales Contributions and grants LIABILITIES: Net gain of investments Endowment allocation Accounts payable - Trade $ 816,350 $ 732,102 Other revenues Accrued liabilities 4,243,317 5,299,487 Total revenues and other additions Tuition deposits and other 12,115,758 12,404,771 Annuities payable 698,870 732,923 COST OF GOODS AND SERVICES: Bonds payable net of debt issuance costs of $182,146 Artist fees in 2017 and $192,861 in 2016 25,217,854 25,207,139 Cost of goods sold Total cost of goods and services Total liabilities 43,092,149 44,376,422 COST OF OPERATIONS: Salaries, wages and benefits NET ASSETS: Food costs Unrestricted 98,258,788 82,657,332 Contracted services Temporarily restricted 30,951,692 26,320,452 Supplies Permanently restricted 31,109,978 27,796,538 Repairs and maintenance Leases and rentals Total net assets 160,320,458 136,774,322 Utilities Insurance TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 203,412,607 $ 181,150,744 Telephone and postage Other operational Total cost of operations

20 2017 ANNUAL REPORT and Changes in Net Assets

Permanently Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Restricted Designated Total Operating Designated Endowment Total Scholarship General Endowment Plant Temporarily Endowment May 31, 2017 Funds Funds Funds Unrestricted Funds Funds Funds Funds Restricted Funds Total

$ 42,605,941 $ – $ – $ 42,605,941 $ – $ – $ – $ – $ – – $ –– $ 42,605,941

3,304,805 – (80,497) 3,224,308 (2,197,529) (9,734) (1,017,045) – (3,224,308) – – (12,456,963) – – (12,456,963) – – – – – – (12,456,963) 33,453,783 – (80,497) 33,373,286 (2,197,529) (9,734) (1,017,045) – (3,224,308) – 30,148,978

2,485,871 – – 2,485,871 – – – – – – 2,485,871 1,466,416 – – 1,466,416 – – – – – – 1,466,416 1,989,716 – – 1,989,716 – – – – – – 1,989,716 1,346,396 3,348,802 218,401 4,913,599 2,207,263 378,592 – 5,693,760 8,279,615 3,313,440 16,506,654 – 870,638 8,314,593 9,185,231 – 143,341 4,217,224 1,054,443 5,415,008 – 14,600,239 1,603,405 – – 1,603,405 (1,603,405) – – – (1,603,405) – – 916,823 43,514 42,708 1,003,045 – 559 – 3,282 3,841 – 1,006,886 43,262,410 4,262,954 8,495,205 56,020,569 (1,593,671) 512,758 3,200,179 6,751,485 8,870,751 3,313,440 68,204,760

1,390,399 55,129 – 1,445,528 – 101,818 – – 101,818 – 1,547,346 989,939 – – 989,939 – – – – – – 989,939 2,380,338 55,129 – 2,435,467 – 101,818 – – 101,818 – 2,537,285

27,414,924 347,702 – 27,762,626 – 208,474 – – 208,474 – 27,971,100 1,418,607 1,883 – 1,420,490 – 958 – – 958 – 1,421,448 736,641 323,941 – 1,060,582 – 11,051 – 10,390 21,441 – 1,082,023 1,403,592 991,755 – 2,395,347 – 184,908 – 37,168 222,076 – 2,617,423 852,615 89,550 – 942,165 – 204 – 303 507 – 942,672 330,972 35,883 – 366,855 – 65,494 – 500 65,994 – 432,849 882,216 – – 882,216 – – – – – – 882,216 311,404 – – 311,404 – – – – – – 311,404 522,364 71,172 – 593,536 – – – – – – 593,536 63,075 48,717 166,862 278,654 – 4,958 – – 4,958 – 283,612 33,936,410 1,910,603 166,862 36,013,875 – 476,047 – 48,361 524,408 – 36,538,283

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WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 21 Statement of Activities

Designated Designated Total Operating Restricted Endowment Total Scholarship General Endowment Plant Temporarily Endowment May 31, 2017 Funds Funds Funds Unrestricted Funds Funds Funds Funds Restricted Funds Total

GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE: Marketing Travel and entertainment Professional services Other Total general and administrative Total expenses before board-designated expenditures and depreciation

Increase (decrease) in net assets before Board-designated expenditures, depreciation and non-operating items

Board-Designated Expenditures

Increase (decrease) in net assets before depreciation and non-operating items

Depreciation Expense

Assets Released from Restrictions/Transfers Non-operating items - Capital and other

Net Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets

Net Assets, beginning of year

Net Assets, end of year

To be a professional dancer is my life’s goal and I am very thankful that you have helped me substantially in achieving it. — John, Dance, Camp & Academy, Age 17, Fitchburg, Wis.

22 2017 ANNUAL REPORT and Changes in Net Assets (CONTINUED)

Permanently Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Restricted Designated Designated Total Operating Restricted Endowment Total Scholarship General Endowment Plant Temporarily Endowment May 31, 2017 Funds Funds Funds Unrestricted Funds Funds Funds Funds Restricted Funds Total

$ 750,614 $ 51,846 $ – $ 802,460 $ – $ 1,126 $ – $ 1,580 $ 2,706 $ – $ 805,166 853,717 136,269 – 989,986 – 174,000 – 6,153 180,153 – 1,170,139 545,499 487,840 – 1,033,339 – 4,925 – 9,163 14,088 – 1,047,427 419,885 139,701 153,425 713,011 – 17,756 – 2,846 20,602 – 733,613 2,569,715 815,656 153,425 3,538,796 – 197,807 – 19,742 217,549 – 3,756,345

38,886,463 2,781,388 320,287 41,988,138 – 775,672 – 68,103 843,775 – 42,831,913

4,375,947 1,481,566 8,174,918 14,032,431 (1,593,671) (262,914) 3,200,179 6,683,382 8,026,976 3,313,440 25,372,847

8,116 (8,116) – – – – – – – – –

4,367,831 1,489,682 8,174,918 14,032,431 (1,593,671) (262,914) 3,200,179 6,683,382 8,026,976 3,313,440 25,372,847

1,826,711 – – 1,826,711 – – – – – – 1,826,711

2,624,414 3,616,966 (2,845,644) 3,395,736 1,571,246 127,109 939,619 (6,033,710) (3,395,736) – –

5,165,534 5,106,648 5,329,274 15,601,456 (22,425) (135,805) 4,139,798 649,672 4,631,240 3,313,440 23,546,136

10,756,206 8,057,583 63,843,543 82,657,332 89,024 1,365,386 4,947,897 19,918,145 26,320,452 27,796,538 136,774,322

$ 15,921,740 $ 13,164,231 $ 69,172,817 $ 98,258,788 $ 66,599 $ 1,229,581 $ 9,087,695 $ 20,567,817 $ 30,951,692 $ 31,109,978 $ 160,320,458

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 23 THANK YOU for creating amazing moments every day!

When you give to the Interlochen Annual Fund, you provide life-changing artistic opportunities for today’s young artists and ensure the arts continue to flourish today and tomorrow, both at Interlochen and across the globe. You support …

… guest artists and master classes, including … annual scholarships for more than with baritone Nathan Gunn and pianist Julie 1,000 talented and motivated students Gunn

… student tours, like when singer-songwriters … costumes and supplies, like the new set opened for Bon Jovi in Pittsburgh, Pa. and costumes for The Sleeping Beauty.

Thank you for investing in the Interlochen Annual Fund and helping creative youth excel. 24 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Thank you for being part of CREATE AMAZING: The Campaign for Interlochen, helping to keep Interlochen strong, vibrant and a leader in the arts.

Your leadership gift ensures an exceptional arts education is available to all promising students—regardless of background. Your support also ensures continued excellence in: academic programming; year-round concerts and events; and arts and public affairs programming at Interlochen Public Radio.

A sincere thank you to the following supporters who have contributed $1,000 or more in calendar year 2016. We are also grateful to those anonymous supporters who have given to Interlochen.

We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to correct any errors or omissions, or to make changes to how your name is listed. Please contact the advancement office at 231.276.7623 or [email protected]. You Supported

Amazing Moments GIVING CLUBS Interlochen is pleased to honor its most generous supporters at the following levels of recognition:

President’s Club $5,000 and above Silver Members ($10,000 - $24,999) Gold Members ($25,000 - $49,999) Platinum Members ($50,000 - $99,999) Diamond Members ($100,000 and above)

W. Clement Stone Society Silver Members ($1,000 - $2,499) Gold Members ($2,500 - $4,999)

IPR Broadcaster’s Circle $1,000 and above to Interlochen Public Radio

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DIAMOND MEMBERS Larry and Izzy Francis Smith*◊ Cynthia and Hans Coester Mr. and Mrs. Tad Monnett Smith* ($100,000 and above) Dr. Sallie Streib* Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Cogman ◊ Ron and Mary Lynn Sondee*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baumbusch Liz and Tim Welsh Ms. Deborah J. Cohen* ◊ Mrs. Robin Swann* Mrs. Dorothy Berar ˚ Andrew Cordonnier* ◊ Mr. Dong Fu and Ms. Taoya Wang Lisa and Bob Bowman GOLD MEMBERS Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. DeFaria* ◊ Mr. Elliot Weissbluth*◊ Dorthy S. Corson Estate ($25,000 - $49,999) Vincent DiMartino and Patti Powell* ◊ Candace Wiebener*◊ Mr. Thomas H. Corson ◊ Mr. Robert W. Anderson*◊ Elaine Douvas and Robert Sirinek* ◊ Mrs. Beth Stoner Wiegand and Mr. and Mrs. Casey Cowell ◊ Chuck and Judy Andrews* Mr. and Mrs. Gary Paul Drew* ◊ Mr. Bruce Wiegand*◊ Mrs. Joan L. Cutting*◊ Evan and Claudia Breibart Michael and Rhonda Estes ◊ Min Hee Yeo and Sung Soo Kang Anita C. Dean Estate Drs. Neil and Susan Bressler*◊ Mr. Richard Goisman and Mrs. Martha Zahn ◊ Mr. and Mrs. David Gochman The Carroll Family Mrs. Jo Ann Brindis Goisman* Linda and Joel Zylstra Mr. Stephen E. Hayden*◊ Dr. Joseph Stephen Ceo*◊ C. Joanne Grabinski* ◊ Nancy Hoagland*◊ Carolyn & Richard Chormann ◊ Judson and Joyce Green ◊ ($5,000 - $9,999) Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Kelly*◊ Robert and Lucinda Clement*◊ Sarah Harding and Mark Ouweleen ◊ Bill and Barb Alldredge ◊ Mrs. Avismeri MacGaffey*◊˚ Kristen Courtney*◊ Mrs. Ethel Harris ◊ Fred and Helen Altman John and Margaret Manuel*◊ Ms. Joanne Danto* Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay Harrison* Mr. Dean W. Anderson and Drs. William B. and Yvonne C. Martin ◊ Ms. Susan Falls Fegley*◊ Jack and Martha Hicks* ◊ Ms. Elaine Gurian*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Meek ◊ Charles E. Goff Estate ◊ Mr. James Newton Howard Eric and Elizabeth Austin* Bill and Linda Nelson ◊ Paul and Wendy Greeney T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. G. William Paine ◊ Wilmar A. and Karen L. Kohne*◊ Mr. Timothy Michael Jackson* ◊ Steven and Kathryn Bandstra Captain Dale L. Parshall*˚ Mrs. Kay Hardesty Logan*◊˚ Alexander Jones, Catherine Haines, Charles W. Barr II ◊ Mrs. Janet Pfeiffenberger ◊˚ Drs. Nicholas and Elaine Mischler ◊ and Martin Jones * Marshall and Margaret Bartlett*◊ Tom Quinn and Tommy Thompson Mrs. Loren Mansbach Moore*◊ Daniel and Cynthia Kelley* ◊ Sterling and Anne Berry ◊ Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Rhind*◊ The Family of Clara R. Noyes ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Kline* ◊ Paul Biederman Claire and Jim Skinner* Richard and Mary Pisarczyk ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kline ◊ Richard and Susan Bingham ◊ Jane and Larry Solomon Dr. and Mrs. Richard Schilling Mr. and Mrs. James Knight Mr. William Brewster Mr. Arthur R. Stickles˚ Ruth M. Shanberge ◊˚ Fred and Ginny Krauss ◊ Ms. Ann Marie Hudson Brink*◊ Glynn Williams and Charlene Moore Dr. Craig D. Silverton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Larkin* Susan E. Brown* Ms. Shirley Young ◊ Mr. Richard M. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Will Larson ◊ Steve and Jeannine Chapman*◊ Ms. Soon-Young Yoon ◊ Jonathan Ledden and Bruce Corner and Gaye Gronlund*◊ PLATINUM MEMBERS Dr. James F. Stoddard ◊ Krista Swenson Ledden*◊ Kenneth V. Dake, Jr.*◊ ($50,000 - $99,999) James and Nancy Trivisonno Richard Louden Wendy de Monchaux ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Baum*◊ Gary C. and Margaret A. Valade ◊ Michael E. and Lisa Gibson McMahon* Amy and Trey Devey Mr. Gordon F. Brunner ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Vick*◊ Mr. Thomas W. Morris* ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Dick DeVos Michael Dermody* John and Katherine Norsworthy David and Kathleen Dunnewald Rev. Dr. Linda Patrick and Rebecca Phelps* Rick and Diana Dupree*

THANK YOU THANK Ms. Pamela G. Dow ◊ SILVER MEMBERS Hank Dow*◊ ($10,000 - $24,999) John H. Peterson and Randy Lowe Holgate* ◊ Mrs. Isabel Fisk ◊ Cynthia & Jon Hann*◊ Wilbur and Janette Albrecht Linda and Max Proffitt Mrs. Phyllis Foster Mr. David Eli Harris*◊ Jennifer and Jonathan Allan Soros Dr. C. Winton Reynolds III and Bev Frier ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Jordan, Jr. ◊ Ms. Laura J. Andersen*◊ Ms. Lauren Zachry-Reynolds* Saul Goldstein and Laura Lazarus Ms. Susan Kettering* Greg and Laurie Anderson ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Rich Drs. Guy and Andrea Golembiewski ◊ J. J. Leeds and Taylor Mitchell*◊ Mr. Clark W. Barnes* ◊ Matthew and Jennifer Rowland Ms. Beth Graham ◊ Craig and Shari Morgan*◊ Ms. Elaine Bridges ◊ Alexander G. Ruthven, II Tom and Georgine Grapes ◊ H. Stewart Ross ◊˚ Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brindis* Becky Ruthven David and Charlotte Gray ◊ Mr. Gregory C. Schuler ◊ Gloria and Leith Butler ◊ Vic and Bobbi Samuels Lowell and Mary Gruman ◊ Sumit Sengupta and Cassie Brooks*◊ Mr. Robert Carone Cynthia Smith-Jans Bessie I. Hamm ◊ John and Kathryn Shaffer Richard and Virginia Case ◊ Julie Smith Byron Hanson*◊

26 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Based on calendar year 2016 giving * Interlochen alumni or staff ◊ Ten consistent years of giving ˚Deceased PRESIDENT’S CLUB continued THANK YOU It is thanks to your kindness that I have Boulaye Traore and Naomi Harris*◊ Ms. Amy E. Teare* Ms. Patricia Heftler ◊ Mr. Laurence W. Thomas*◊ the opportunity to be immersed in the wonders Douglas and Katherine Henricks ◊ Eric Thompson and Ben Rubin Lisa Hofer and Brian Silver*◊ Ms. Sarah L. Titus*◊ and culture of Interlochen. … This summer at Dr. and Mrs. David A. Horwitz* Jerry and Marcy Tubergen ◊ Mike and Jane Houlihan Mr. Igor Tulchinsky Interlochen is truly a blessing for me. I’m delighted Michael and Marsha Howard ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Upton ◊ Ms. Mary Hughes Mrs. Phyllis Whitman beyond belief that I can have this opportunity Ginny and Bob Istnick Diane Holcomb Wilshere and Donald and Murside Jean* Kevin Wilshere*◊ to truly grow, both as an artist and a person. Ms. Liz Johnson* Robert and Pauline Young ◊ In the few days I’ve been here, I’ve found that in Ms. Laura Fisher Johnson*◊ Bill Zheng and Jun Wang*◊ Neale and Rowena Jones Interlochen, the possibilities are endless. James and Polly Jo Kemler ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Kimpton *◊ — Hannah, Visual Arts, Camp, Age 13, Miami Beach, Fla. Mrs. Barbara Kjos ◊ James Kralik and Yunli Lou* Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Kratchman Mr. Jim Krause ◊ Dr. Kate Levin*◊ Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lineback ◊ Mr. Bruce A. Loomis Charles and Jennifer Margolis Stan and Roberta Marks*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mayfield*◊ John McGarry and Michelle Wernli*◊ Mr. and Mrs. John McNaughton H. Roemer and Constance McPhee Ms. Kate Mehuron* John G. and Mary E. Melvin ◊ Andrew R. and Janet F. Miller Jay and Jennifer Mills* Mr. David P. Min, Jr. and Mrs. Julie Ann Lowery-Min* Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Mintzer Ms. Judith E. O’Brien*◊ Susan and John Paul*◊ Stephen and Bobbi Polk ◊ Mrs. Luella Rorick ◊ Ms. Judy Dow Towsley Rumelhart and Donald Rumelhart*◊ David and Rebecca Schamis*◊ Tracy and Marc Schwimmer ◊ Joy Segal Gene Sittenfeld* Dr. Michelle Slater* Duncan and Kathryn Stuart*

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GOLD MEMBERS Mr. Donald G. MacDougall ◊ SILVER MEMBERS Ralph and Lorraine Brickman ◊ ($2,500 - $4,999) David and Lee MacKenzie ($1,000 - 2,499) Dr. Roberta Brokaw*◊ Mrs. Myssie Light Acomb* Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mazzarella Porter and Anita Abbott ◊ Albert Brooks and Kimberly Shlain Brooks* Joe and Katie Anderson* Honnie and Dick McClear ◊ Ms. Duffie A. Adelson*◊ Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Peter Brown III*◊ Edward R. (Ted) Bagley ◊ Jack McKinley David and Jeneen Hollenberg Almdale*◊ Douglas Brown Mr. David Barger Clark Miller and Cathleen Dodge Miller* Dr. Jay D. Ambrosini*◊ Ms. Virginia Brownell ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William G. Batt ◊ Penny Liebermann Minz*◊ Ms. Bobbi Ames ◊ Leslie Buchbinder*◊ Ron and Jane Becker Ted Jadwin and Ellen Morris*◊ Seth Ammerman, MD*◊ W. Clark and Karen Bunting The Beia Family ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Morris ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson* Kenneth J. Burger Ford and Amy Bell Dennis and Judy Murphy*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Anderson Jim Burlin Phyllis Gold Berenson*◊ Bill and Carolyn Neale Mr. Peter Anderson Ms. Linda Butka ◊ Edward and Lisa Binkley Carrie E. Schuyler Estate ◊ William C. and Vicki Anderson Mr. Jack Lee Cameron*◊ Dan and Jennifer Bonifacio ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Nelson Mrs. Kristy Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chandler Campbell* Anthony Simpson and Susan Boster*◊ Ms. Amy Nesbitt* Jon S. and Mary E. Armstrong ◊ Mr. Tom L. Capua ◊ Sue Bowen Dr. Catherine J. Ott-Holland* Ms. Judith F. Armstrong Neil and Mary Carter ◊ Dr. Leslie Ellen Brown*◊ Stephen and Deona Paine ◊ Patricia V. Badger*◊ Phil and Barb Chapman Steven and Kathryn Carter* Robert and Penny Parmelee Ms. Sheila Baker Roger and Marion Christoph Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Cerny ◊ Mr. and Mrs. David C. Petrick ◊ Bruce and Judy Balas ◊ Lawrence and Barbara Clarkson*◊ Nancy and Martin Chalifour*◊ Bob and Martha Pierce Mr. Mark J. Baleja ◊ Ms. Sarah Woodson Clossey* Mr. and Mrs. James Chiarelli* Mrs. Mary Poniatoski Dr. and Mrs. Peter Rosner Bankoff*◊ Don and Marylou Coe ◊ Ms. Mary F. Christner ◊ Ms. Nicole Premo* Barbara Bates-Lalick Bryan and Mandy Cogman* Stephen and Sheri Constantin ◊ Dr. Barrett Rollins* Kathleen Varney Bates*◊ Kathleen Cole Ms. Portia Dean ◊ Mrs. Marcia Rose ◊ Betty R. Baugh ◊ Ms. Rachel Cole * Dr. and Mrs. Mick DeGraeve ◊ Banna Rubinow*◊ Charles and Georgia Bavol*◊ Mr. Matthew Colpitts* Timothy J. and Katharine M. Dougherty* Courtney, Sofia and Jesse Sandler* Ginny and Scott Beall ◊ Christopher Abissi and Gail Comer ◊ Ms. Dede Duson*◊ Dr. Dan Sarya Matthew and Anne Bean Helene Comfort Dr. Carl Ellenberger, Jr. and Emi Snavely* Mrs. Deborah Saska Reverend Theodore W. Beiderwieden III ◊ Cathy Compton and Dan Butts*◊ Mr. David Weil Ellis* Scott and Pam Schafler*◊ Elaine I. Bell ◊ Mr. Steven Cook Mr. and Mrs. James Evola Mr. and Mrs. Karl B. Schlabach*◊ Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bell ◊ Mr. Daniel P. Corrigan ◊ Dr. Robert Fall Mr. and Mrs. Ken Schmidt Pearl Bergad Anneliese and Robert Crawford* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fehrmann ◊ Mr. Benjamin Schore ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Berman ◊ Mr. Harry Cribbs ◊ Kenneth and Penelope Fischer*◊ Dr. Stephen Shetron ◊ Drs. Lawrence Meschi and Jean Bernius ◊ Mr. Mark Redfearn Crosby* Daniel Franklin*◊ Bill and Lynell Singer*◊ Liz and Jon Bernreuter*◊ Kevin Crowell and Janet Leong*◊ Mrs. Lisa Hoeth Gerke* Mr. Stephen R. Sofhauser Jeff and Ruth Bernstein ◊ Ted and Marcia Curran ◊ Dietrich and Erika Gross ◊ Ms. Joanne L. Sprouse ◊ James and Madge Berryhill ◊ Mrs. Suzann Davids* Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa*◊ Dude and Cathy Stephenson*◊ Ken and Judy Betz Mr. David Dekker Mr. John Martin Hein* Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stimson III ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Bilik*◊ Mark Demaree THANK YOU THANK Page and Dan Houser* Adam and Elizabeth Sztykiel ◊ Mr. Jerry Bloom ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Dendrinos Michael and Lesa Huget* Carol and Dick Thompson ◊ Franny and Ken Bluhm ◊ Mrs. Carol Richardson Dennis* Julia Hyll Richard and Anne Tryon ◊ Richard Bogomolny and Patricia Kozerefski* Richard and Bonnie Denton*◊ Greg and Betsy Jacobson*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Voglrieder ◊ Ms. Susan E. Bomier* Mr. and Mrs. George W. Diehl* Marana Webber Tost Charitable Fund ◊ John and Kim Wagner ◊ Mr. David Bondurant* Lorraine Anne Dillon Mr. Jacob Kaufman*◊ Ms. Cynthia Marie Whitacre* ◊ Richard and Barbara Bowzer Ms. Inanna Donnelley and Mr. Jeffrey Taback Mr. Loren B. Kayfetz*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wicksall ◊ Gerald and Gloria Boyd ◊ Berkley and Nancy Duck Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kempton ◊ Mr. Jeffrey P. Winkler* Judy and Kevin Boyle Mr. Bryan Dunnewald* Pat and Barb Kessel*◊ Rex and Nan Winter Dr. Mac Brachman Mr. and Mrs. James W. Dutton Hazel Lawrence ◊ Ms. Naomi Yoelin* Michael and Adrienne Bresler*◊ Mr. and Ms. Matthew Duvall* Mark Love Norton and Mary Lee Bretz ◊ Helen Edgington ◊ John and Gloria Lyon ◊ Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Brickman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Edson ◊

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Scott and Barbara Edwards Nancy M. Hedges Mr. Carl W. Koivuniemi*◊ Dr. Lyle and Mrs. Anne Micheli THANK YOU Douglas R. Eicher*◊ Donald Heian Fund*◊ Dr. William Kopp* Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller III Sally Eisele* J. Stephen and Lisa L. Henderson*◊ Jim and Kris Kunz Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller ◊ Richard Eisenberg*◊ Mark Hepler Mr. Richard Nicholas Lalli* Elnora Milliken ◊ Lily Esposito* Walter D. Herrick ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Langley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milock ◊ Dr. Stuart B. Everett James and Francesca Hetfield Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lapekas Bud and Joyce Mims ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing ◊ Dr. John G. Hildebrand*◊ Mr. and Mrs. John Larzelere ◊ Linda Mirels, Gerard Mosse, Wendy Fisher Paul and Mary Sue Ewing*◊ Greg and Sharon Hill* Ms. Ann Laurimore ◊ and Dennis Goodman Marcus Farbstein and Rosemarie Hunziker Gordon and Jeannie Hillock ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leahy Mr. James R. Modrall III ◊ Caryl Ferguson*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hohman Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Lee* ◊ Mrs. Carol Morley Beck Mrs. Katherine M. Fernandez ◊ Carol and Joel Honigberg ◊ Dr. David Lai Lee* Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Morris*◊ Sue and John Fink Wally and Marie Hooper ◊ David and Patricia Leege ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Morris ◊ Ms. Audrey Fisch Mr. Lance Booth Horne* Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stanley Leet* Eric and Amy Jo Mueller ◊ Catherine L. Fischer*◊ Barbara and Donald Hosmer* ◊ Paul and Judy Lerwick Bette and Benson Munger* Mr. James Fisher* Jean Panchuk-Howard* Mark and Juliana Leslie ◊ Mr. James W. Murray ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Fisher ◊ Jim and Diana Huckle ◊ Robert David Lesser Mrs. Gloria M. Myers Mr. and Mrs. David L. Fleisher Bruce and Julia Hunter ◊ Kristi and Sherman Lewis*◊ Mr. and Mrs. R. Nawrocki ◊ Hal Flynn and Jean Craig Flynn*◊ Al and Julie Hurd ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lewis ◊ Sharon and David Neff*◊ Anthony and Frances Fortuna David and Ann Irish ◊ Richard and Sally Lewis*◊ Bonnie Nescot and Tim Barr ◊ Clifford and Norma Fox Martha S Jacobi and James Carter Cathcart*◊ David and Jan Libengood*◊ Barbara Neumeyer Adam Gahn ◊ John J. and Margaret M. Jaqua Lynn Lineback-Merriam and John Merriam* Joyce Newcomb ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Galvin Chuck and Laurie Jarrett*◊ Dr. Anne Lineback*◊ Sabrina Newton ◊ Robert and Pamela Gamache Judy Jashinsky Dr. Susan Harrison Lingle*◊ Mr. L. Andrew Norman ◊ Laura Gamble Thomson Jerome and Jill Jelinek Mr. Robert R. Litle ◊ Ms. Gloria F. Olds ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garber ◊ Glenn Jessee and Ronald Benschoter Dr. and Mrs Michael London Mr. Richard D. Oliver ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garland Ms. Betty B. Johnson*˚ Ms. Ellie Long ◊ Maggey and David Oplinger* Mr. and Mrs. David C. Garlock*◊ F. Martin and Dorothy A. Johnson*◊ Anna and Alexander Lushtak Dr. Carol Ebert Oseroff*◊ Jan and Ann Geht Rodney and Maggie Johnson Christopher and Kristin Lutz Dr. Gary David Paige*◊ Bob and Nancy Giles ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Carl G. Madion ◊ Bliss Burdett Pak* Mr. Mark Girardin ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnson Drs. David and Jane Malin ◊ Mark Pattis Dr. George Goldberg* Mr. Lawrence E. Jones ◊ Karl and Barbara Marsh*◊ John and Gale Payne William R. Golden Family Mr. Thomas C. Jones ◊ Mr. John Ruder Mason*◊ Mr. Karl Pearson Sari and Ronald Goldenberg* Jorgensen Family in memory of Linda*◊ Randolph and Jeanette Mateer Patty Pelizzari ◊ Mr. Michael Good*◊ V. Stewart and Connie Jose*◊ Dr. Lesley Matheson Rodolfo and Margaret Perez ◊ Mrs. Barbara Goodearl ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Edward Kalat*◊ Murray Matson Betty and Earl Peterson David and Penelope Gordon ◊ Dr. David Kam Mr. and Mrs. John W. Matz, Jr. ◊ Ms. Jennifer Pettinga Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Graft ◊ Dr. Linda J. Kaplan* Beth and Vance Maultsby Mr. Benjamin Phillips* Bob and Lacey Greer Mr. Dean P. Kasperzak Alissa Renner McCreary and Trace McCreary Dr. Angela Pohl Wayne and Mary Gregoire ◊ Laura Kaufmann and Gregg Arst*◊ John McDonald Nadine Nakazono and Jerry Popham Dr. and Mrs. Ward Orin Griffen ◊ Ms. Eleanor B. Keb ◊ Thomas J. and Sue McDowell Allen Poteshman and Sumie Okazaki Judith Groleau ◊ Mrs. Linda Kehr ◊ Mr. Anthony Barrone McGill* Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prein ◊ Dick Grout ◊ Linda and Joseph Kelly*◊ Mr. Terry McGovern and Gus and Jennifer Puryear Mr. Samuel Guenin* Mr. Theodore Luce Kempton*◊ Mrs. Carol Paine-McGovern ◊ George and Carol Quarderer ◊ Eric and Elizabeth Gutt Mr. James Henry Kennedy V* Patty and Mark McGrath David Wright and Julie Quinn ◊ Mr. Luke Haase Brad King Mr. James A. McIntyre ◊ Mr. and Mrs. James J. Radabaugh ◊ Frank and Connie Hagelshaw ◊ Ms. Martha Kitchen* Mr. Jack Allen McKimmy*◊ Katy Rady Dr. Erik J. Hanby and Dr. Dina Khoury Hanby*◊ Lester and Becky Knight ◊ Mrs. Patricia A. McMahon-Eichenlaub* Ms. Polly Rea Dan and Pam Hann* Matt and Deborah Knudstrup ◊ Ann McPhail Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Reahard III Teresa and Malcolm Harris Bern and Margaret Kohler* Laura and Steve Melvin ◊ Frederick and Julie Reisz

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Mr. Daniel F. Remahl ◊ Jeanne Stroetz Elisabeth Morrow and Ben Weinberg*◊ Janet Wolf ◊ June Rengo ◊ Jory and David Strosberg* Ms. Anne Elizabeth Wharton* Joan and Randy Woods ◊ Brian and Ani Resnick* Ms. Yi-Jung Su* Charles Whelan, M.D. Dr. Thomas E. Wright* ◊ Lynnette Rhodes Paul Sullivan Mrs. Evangeline White ◊ Drs. David and Bernadine Wu*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Kent G. Richardson ◊ Mr. Patrick Szymanski and Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. White Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wyckoff ◊ Louis and Patricia Richardson ◊ Ms. Margery Lieber ◊ Mary Wichert Judith Yates Duane and Kaylynn Rickenberg Gina M. Tabachki and Sonny Lindner*◊ Tim and Kathleen Wiley ◊ Simone and Thomas Young ◊ Suzanne Riley Miss Peng Tow Tan* Don and Ginny Williams ◊ Joel and Frances Zemans*◊ Mr. Jeremy Michael Robb* Dr. Gene D. Tang ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rodgers* R. Tannenbaum and E. Distelheim Ms. Sarah Elizabeth Rosen* Dr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Tanton ◊ Joel and Theresa Rosenberg Bob and Beth Tarkington* Interlochen is the best Paul and Peggy Rowley*◊ Jim Tarr Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Royer Allen and Ann Taylor place for me to be at this point Dale and Melinda Rudy ◊ Dr. Joseph G. Taylor ◊ Ms. Elizabeth Sanders* Mary Taylor and Eric Lam* in my life, and I wouldn’t be Dr. Ralph S. Sando, Jr. Richard Thibeau Dr. Peter Sandys Mrs. Joyce Martin Thibodeaux*◊ able to attend and partake in Ross and Kerry Satterwhite ◊ Herm and Laurie Thomas ◊ Robin Saunders Stanford L. Thompson* these life-changing experiences Don and Cathy Schepers* Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thorne ◊ Lisa and Thomas Schermerhorn John and Doris Toher if it weren’t for you. So Walter and Leslie Schmid Mr. John Touhey*◊ Douglass N. Schmidt, Ph.D Craig and Lori Towbin THANK YOU- from the Eric and Therese Schneider* ◊ Mrs. Jeanne Townsend ◊ Sonja Schoeppel* David and Joanne Turner*◊ bottom of my heart! Edwin Eisendrath and Jennifer Schulze Karen Sargent and Jay, Scott, Pam and David Seabury ◊ Sarah and Geoffrey Tyson — Emera, Violin, Academy & Michael and Sally Shaw ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Uhl ◊ Camp, Age 17, Sioux Falls, S.D. Rick and Betsy Shepherd Durette M. Upton* Ms. Karla Sherman Michael and Kim Upton*◊ Mr. John R. Shreves ◊ Suzanne Van Appledorn ◊ Ms. Ann E. Skory ◊ R. Matthew VanBesien* Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Smart ◊ William and Jan VanDenburg ◊ Mr. Henry Charles Smith* Mr. Douglas VanZoeren and Dr. Martha L. Smith ◊ Ms. Patricia Markovich*◊ Van P. and Margaret A. Smith ◊ Ms. Suzanne Voltz ◊ THANK YOU THANK Dr. Alfred Spector Dr. Petra von Kulajta and Mr. Timothy Werner ◊ Mr. Adam Charles Spiegel* Donald and Diana Wagner Ms. Patrice Spitzer Ms. Christina Marie Wallace*◊ Dr. Aaron C. Stander and Mr. and Mrs. L. Kent Walton ◊ Ms. Mary K. Monteith*◊ Ms. Marcia Ward*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Steffen ◊ Rosemary and Thomas Waring Ross and Dianne Stephenson ◊ Lee Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Stevick ◊ Price and Jane Watts ◊ Mr. Jack C. Stone Polly D. Webb ◊ Bruce and Jane Stowe ◊ Dr. Robert Terrell Webb* Mr. Ronald F. Stowe* Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Weidenbaum ◊ John and Nan Strickler ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Weigel III ◊

30 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Based on calendar year 2016 giving * Interlochen alumni or staff ◊ Ten consistent years of giving ˚Deceased THANK YOU Foundations, Corporations $10,000 - $24,999 The Pierre V. and Margaret T. Huntington National Bank ◊ and Organizations Charles and Rita Anderson Foundation Heftler Foundation ◊ Independent Charities of America ◊ ($100,000 and above) Edith Blodgett Legacy Fund of Anne E. Leibowitz Fund Indian River Community Foundation The R.B. Annis Educational Foundation ◊ The Brookby Foundation ◊ Michigan State University Knight Center Jacobson Associates ◊ Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Judith Haskell Brewer Fund of for Environmental Journalism Jewish Community Relations Council - Foundation, Inc. ◊ The Community Foundation Serving Pepsi-Cola Bottling Group ◊ Bookstock of Metropolitan Detroit The Baumbusch Foundation Richmond & Central Virginia Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Henry and Annabel Larzelere Foundation Corson Family Foundation ◊ The Chicago Community Foundation ◊ Community Foundation ◊ Eli Lilly and Company Foundation ◊ Allen B. Cutting Foundation ◊ Mae E. Demmer Charitable Trust Philosopher’s Information Center ◊ Lincoln Financial Foundation Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation Douglas County Community Foundation The Ralph L. and Winifred E. Polk Foundation ◊ Liquid Traffic LLC The Frey Foundation ◊ Dustin’s Dream Inc. Jerry & Marcia Tubergen Foundation ◊ Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. The Mallory Foundation ◊ Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation ◊ The Stephen E. Upton & Elizabeth Vial The Mead Foundation ◊ Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs ◊ Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation ◊ Upton Charitable Lead Trust MedBen Administrators, Inc Interlochen is the best Harry A. & Margaret D. Towsley Foundation ◊ Grand Traverse Regional Mellon Financial Corporation Fund ◊ Community Foundation ◊ $1,000 - $4,999 Michigan Association of Public Broadcasters place for me to be at this point $50,000 - $99,999 HighTower American Endowment Foundation The Minneapolis Foundation in my life, and I wouldn’t be Allen Foundation Jephson Educational Trusts American Proficiency Institute, Inc. Charles Stewart Mott Foundation ◊ Chormann Family Foundation ◊ Burdine Johnson Foundation Apache Corporation National Christian Foundation, Indiana able to attend and partake in Corporation for Public Broadcasting ◊ The Greater Kansas City Arcadia Fireworks Fund Inc. National Federation of Music Clubs ◊ DeRoy Testamentary Foundation ◊ Community Foundation ◊ Aultra Ventures National YoungArts Foundation these life-changing experiences Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation ◊ The Kline Family Foundation ◊ Batt Family Foundation ◊ The Pattis Family Foundation The Eclipse Foundation Jenny H. Krauss and Otto F. Theo B. Bean Foundation, Inc. David and Ellen Petrick Foundation if it weren’t for you. So Irish Capital, LLC Krauss Charitable Foundation Trust The James Ford Bell Foundation Piper Jaffray Kettering Family Foundation Howard Miller Company ◊ Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan ◊ Ed & June Prein Foundation ◊ THANK YOU- from the M.E.H. Foundation Sage Foundation ◊ Boeing Company ◊ Prout Financial Design bottom of my heart! Morgan Stanley Global Impact Samuels Family Foundation Cadillac Casting Inc. Randy Mailman Productions Inc Frederick S. Upton Foundation ◊ Stardust Foundation Inc. Carnegie Mellon University School of Music Rite-Hite Holding Corporation U.S. China Cultural Foundation Upstaging Lighting & Transport Central Michigan University - Traverse City River City Foundation ◊ — Emera, Violin, Academy & Weatherwax Foundation ◊ Cherry Capital Area Chapter - AGO Robet Foundation, Inc. Camp, Age 17, Sioux Falls, S.D. $25,000 - $49,999 Wells Fargo Foundation ◊ Coldwell Banker Schmidt Realtors Shepard Family Foundation Canadian Friends of Interlochen Yamaha Corporation of America Community Foundation of Sarasota Sigma Alpha Iota Philanthropies, Inc. ◊ Marvin and Betty Danto Family Foundation Cornerstone Architects Inc. Silicon Valley Community Foundation O.B. & Elizabeth Falls Foundation ◊ $5,000 - $9,999 Crystal Mountain Resort & Spa ◊ Spencer Hotel Indiana Charitable Trust Abbott Laboratories Fund ◊ Delta Dental of Michigan Stricof Family Foundation Mariel Foundation ◊ Akron Marathon Charitable Corporation Walt Disney Company Foundation Nathan Tannenbaum Foundation, Inc/ Morley Foundation ◊ Association for Recorded Sound Collections Door County Community Foundation, Inc. Distelheim/Tannenbaum Family National Endowment For The Arts ◊ Attwood Foundation Dow Chemical Company Tom’s Food Markets, Inc. ◊ The Pinkerton Foundation ◊ Steven & Kathryn Bandstra Foundation Dow Corning Corporation ◊ United Jewish Foundation ◊ The Richard and Mary Pisarczyk Foundation Margaret & Marshall Bartlett Eagan Family Foundation The Weigel Family Foundation Herbert & Elsa Ponting Foundation ◊ Family Foundation ◊ Eaton Corporation R M Young Company ◊ Hamer D. and Phyllis C. Shafer Foundation ◊ Jack, Evelyn & Richard Cole Edmund Armstrong Educational Trust ◊ The Trivisonno Foundation Family Foundation ◊ Friends of Polish Art Matilda R. Wilson Fund ◊ The Columbus Foundation ◊ Fruehauf Foundation ◊ Wilsonart Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga Generations Fund ◊ Dick & Betsy DeVos Foundation Golden Shoes, Inc The Benson & Edith Ford Fund ◊ Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Granger III Foundation, Inc. Grand Haven Area Community Foundation ◊ The Green Brick Foundation The Greater Cincinnati Foundation ◊ N.R. Harris Family Foundation Hagerty ◊

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 31 IPR Broadcaster’s Circle Adam Gahn ◊ Eric and Amy Jo Mueller ◊ ($1,000 and above given to Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garber ◊ Bette and Benson Munger* Interlochen Public Radio) Jan and Ann Geht Dennis and Judy Murphy*◊ Porter and Anita Abbott ◊ Bob and Nancy Giles ◊ Mr. James W. Murray ◊ Bill and Barb Alldredge ◊ Mrs. Barbara Goodearl ◊ Bonnie Nescot and Tim Barr ◊ Fred and Helen Altman David and Penelope Gordon ◊ Sabrina Newton ◊ Ms. Bobbi Ames ◊ Frank and Connie Hagelshaw ◊ Mr. L. Andrew Norman ◊ Mr. Robert W. Anderson*◊ Byron Hanson*◊ Dr. and Mrs. William Northway ◊ William C. and Vicki Anderson Nancy M. Hedges Bruce and Becky Ogilvie ◊ Mr. David Barger Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa*◊ Ms. Gloria F. Olds ◊ Dr. Richard Beck and Ms. Valerie Harpel ◊ Walter D. Herrick ◊ Martha Orloff ◊ Ron and Jane Becker Michael and Marsha Howard ◊ Susan and John Paul*◊ Reverend Theodore W. Beiderwieden III ◊ Ms. Mary Hughes Peter and Sarah Payette* ◊ Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bell ◊ Al and Julie Hurd ◊ Mr. Karl Pearson James and Madge Berryhill ◊ David and Ann Irish ◊ Linda and Max Proffitt Mr. Jerry Bloom ◊ T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson ◊ David Wright and Julie Quinn ◊ Franny and Ken Bluhm ◊ Mr. Timothy Michael Jackson*◊ Tom Quinn and Tommy Thompson Tim and Dana Boals John J. and Margaret M. Jaqua Ms. Polly Rea Mr. David Bondurant* Judy Jashinsky June Rengo ◊ Dan and Jennifer Bonifacio ◊ Jerome and Jill Jelinek Dr. C. Winton Reynolds III and Richard and Barbara Bowzer Mr. Thomas C. Jones ◊ Ms. Lauren Zachry-Reynolds* Judy and Kevin Boyle Dr. David Kam Lynnette Rhodes Norton and Mary Lee Bretz ◊ Mrs. Linda Kehr ◊ Louis and Patricia Richardson ◊ Ralph and Lorraine Brickman ◊ Linda and Joseph Kelly*◊ Suzanne Riley Ms. Elaine Bridges ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Kimpton*◊ Don and Cathy Schepers* Virginia Brownell ◊ Jim and Kris Kunz Dr. and Mrs. Richard Schilling W. Clark and Karen Bunting Ms. Ann Laurimore ◊ Matthew Schmidt and Kate Greene ◊ Ms. Linda Butka ◊ Hazel Lawrence ◊ Ms. Karla Sherman Gloria and Leith Butler ◊ Ms. Ellie Long ◊ Dr. Stephen Shetron ◊ Mr. Tom L. Capua ◊ Marilyn Lufkin Mr. John R. Shreves ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Cerny ◊ Mr. Donald G. MacDougall ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Smart ◊ Phil and Barb Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Carl G. Madion ◊ Mr. Richard M. Smith and Ms. Soon-Young Yoon ◊ Don and Marylou Coe ◊ Karl and Barbara Marsh* ◊ Ms. Joanne L. Sprouse ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Michael Peter Collins ◊ Randolph and Jeanette Mateer Dr. Aaron C. Stander and Ms. Mary K. Monteith*◊ Stephen and Sheri Constantin ◊ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Matz, Jr. ◊ Ross and Dianne Stephenson ◊ THANK YOU THANK Charles and Carol Creasser ◊ Honnie and Dick McClear ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stimson III ◊ Ted and Marcia Curran ◊ John McDonald John and Nan Strickler ◊ Ms. Portia Dean ◊ Mr. James A. McIntyre ◊ Elizabeth and Jerry Suminski ◊ Dr. and Mrs. Mick DeGraeve ◊ Mrs. Patricia A. McMahon-Eichenlaub* Dr. Gene D. Tang ◊ Mark Demaree Ann McPhail Dr. and Mrs. John Hamilton Tanton ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Dendrinos H. Roemer and Constance McPhee Jim Tarr Mr. and Mrs. Gary Paul Drew* ◊ Laura and Steve Melvin ◊ Richard Thibeau Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Edson ◊ Clark Miller and Cathleen Dodge Miller* Carol and Dick Thompson ◊ Sally Eisele* Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller III Mr. Mark Tosiello ◊ Dr. Stuart B. Everett Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller ◊ Mrs. Jeanne Townsend ◊ Mr. and Mrs. William Ewing ◊ Elnora Milliken ◊ Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Uhl ◊ Caryl Ferguson*◊ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milock ◊ David Vendley Mrs. Katherine M. Fernandez ◊ Bud and Joyce Mims ◊ Ms. Suzanne Voltz ◊ Sue and John Fink Mr. James R. Modrall III ◊ Dr. Petra von Kulajta and Mr. Timothy Werner ◊

32 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Based on calendar year 2016 giving * Interlochen alumni or staff ◊ Ten consistent years of giving ˚Deceased Rick and Christine Walter* ◊ Qualcomm Matching Grant Program Jack Lane Team Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs THANK YOU Mr. and Mrs. L. Kent Walton ◊ Rockefeller Foundation Matching James C. Smith Fine Jewelry Howard Miller Clock Company Price and Jane Watts ◊ Gifts Program Kathy Neveu - Real Estate One National Endowment for the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Weigel III ◊ Rotary Charities of Traverse City Little River Casino Tom’s Food Markets Tim and Kathleen Wiley ◊ Rotary Club of Traverse Bay Sunrise, Inc Long Lake Marina Yamaha Corporation of America Janet Wolf ◊ Schneider Electric North America Foundation Magnum Hospitality Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wyckoff ◊ Silicon Valley Community Foundation Marathon Auto Interlochen Presents Judith Yates Steelcase Foundation Mary’s Kitchen Port Media Sponsors Mrs. M. Christine Young USA Funds Matching Gifts Program Munson Healthcare 104.5 Bob FM Robert and Pauline Young ◊ VMware Foundation Matching Gift Program My North 106 KHQ Simone and Thomas Young ◊ Wells Fargo Foundation National Writers Series 106.7 FM (ESPN Radio) No Spills Committee 107.5 FM WCCW Matching Gifts IPR Underwriters Northway Orthodontics 9&10 News (CBS) The following corporations and Amical Ordway Law Firm, PLLC 94.3 92.5 The Fox foundations gave to Interlochen through their Audicare Hearing Centers Oryana National Foods Market 95.5 FM 106.3 FM WQEZ matching gift programs: Bahle’s of Suttons Bay Overhead Door Company Bay Life North Magazine AIG Matching Grants Program Betsie Bay Furniture The Penning Group Big Country Gold Albemarle Corporation Bowerman, Bowden, Ford, Clulo & Luyt, P.C. Petoskey Regional Chamber Of Commerce Big Country Hits Alliant Credit Union Foundation Bud’s of Interlochen Preston Feather Building Centers Boardman Video Productions Apache Corporation Candle Factory Pure Water Works Classic Rock the Bear Bank of America Foundation Century 21 Sleeping Bear Realty Right Brain Brewing Edible Grande Traverse Benzie Sunrise Rotary Club Chemical Bank The Riverside Inn Fox 32 News Boeing Company Cherryland Electric Cooperative Roaster Jack Coffee Interlochen Public Radio BP Foundation, Inc. City Opera House Safety Net Lite 96.3 The Capital Group Charitable Foundation Classic Interiors Smith Haughey Rice & Roegge Northern Express Chevron Humankind Cooper-Gerhart Consulting Forestry, LLC State Savings Bank Rock 105 FM Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts Program Cordia at Grand Traverse Commons Stormcloud Brewing The Ticker Consumers Energy Foundation Crosshatch Center Sweet Tartlette Traverse Bay Family Magazine Walt Disney World Crystal Mountain Resort Thompson Pharmacy Traverse City Business News Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Debra Lewis, DDS Three Pines Studio Traverse City Record Eagle Dow Chemical Company Dennos Museum Center Traverse City DDA TV 7&4 (NBC) Dow Corning Corporation Devette & Ford Insurance Traverse City State Bank TV 29&8 (ABC) DTE Energy Edwards Home Furnishings Traverse Symphony Orchestra UpNorth Media Eaton Corporation Enerdyne Village At Bay Ridge UpNorthLive Frankfort Rotary Club Evola Music Wares Auto Sales WKLT The GE Foundation Financial Investment Management Group Warren Cline, CPA WTCM FM Google Matching Gifts Program Frankfort Insurance Agency Westshore Community College WTCM Newstalk 580 Hallmark Cards Inc. Garden Theater Williams Honda Z-93 IBM Corporation Grand Traverse Community Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Grand Traverse Opthamology Centers Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Grass River Natural Area Interlochen Presents Sponsors Macy’s Inc Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra ARRI Merck Company Foundation Greenleaf Trust Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Morgan Stanley Global Impact Groundwork Center Central Michigan University Motorola Foundation Harbor Springs Festival of the Book Crystal Mountain Resort Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Higher Grounds Coffee Hagerty Insurance Pacific Life Honor/Onekema Building Centers High Tower Advisors Pfizer Inc Huntington Bank Huntington Bank Pharmacia & Upjohn Foundation Island Airways Kawai America Corporation

Based on calendar year 2016 giving * Interlochen alumni or staff ◊ Ten consistent years of giving ˚Deceased WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 33 Gifts in Honor Mary Kathryn Johnson Dorothy Borst Ronald Wade Loofbourrow Gifts were given by donors The Jorgensen Family A. David Bos Beth Machlan in honor of the following: Jeff and Julie Kimpton Dr. Alice Brandfonbrener Kristyn Mahle Erin Anderson and her work on Lauren Klein Karen Burns Rod Magoon Parallel 45 theater June Elizabeth Krenz Charles Cecil Jennifer Marquette Dean Anderson’s 70th birthday Ralph G. Lance Blanche, Jerry and Bill Cerny Aaron McCloud Philip Bach Eleanor Lange Dorthy S. “Dot” Corson Alexandra McIntyre Mary and Richard Balsam Coral Lee Rosalyn Cowdrey Frank McKowen Bay View Music Festival Nicholas Levenstein IAA Alum ‘85 Benjamin K. Darneille Charles K. McWhorter Benjamin Beckman, Katherine, Ariel and Michael Lowenstern Robert Davidson Joseph V. Micciche a camper returning for his 7th year Rosemary Malocsay, Violin Faculty 1964-1991 Judy Desenberg Frank de Monchaux The Family of John & Margaret Beery Florine Mark David Dyer Dexter Robert H. Murphy Jennifer and Dan Benbow Julia Marks Christina “Tina” Diver Dolores Nitsche Sarah Benjamin Dr. Philip and Coral Lee Mason Patricia Dutmers Gertrude Olsen Neil Bressler’s milestone birthday Marriage of Betty McCauley and Louie Preston Joe Eppinga Marge Oram Bethany Bohall and Lloyd Potter’s wedding Dana S. McCormick William & Mary Ewald Dale Parshall Susan Boster Jennifer and Mitchell McMullen James H. Fellows Fran Pelly Kate Botello Leon and Folly Michael Dick Fiegel George Petritz Guozheng Chen Thomas Morris Gerald B. Fischer Nita L. Proctor Ellen Chew My musical children Lawrence Frank Patrick Neal Purcell Joanne Church My parents, who sent us to Camp in 1949 Diana Frederick Robert “Bob” Hower Radock Hillary Clinton Katherine R. Newcomb, MD Alice Freudigman Therese Rasch Coggin’s Program Charles F. Nordman Anne Gahn Gary Richards Elizabeth Coker Trevor Nuckols Mary Gonzales Connie Meach Ridder Rex Conner Bruce and Becky Ogilvie Dan “Danta” Goodearl Tracy Rutchik Paul and Julie Cornille’s 20th Thom Paulson Hannah Gordon Beatrice Ruthven Wedding Anniversary Peter Payette’s appointment as Marilyn Crandall Green Lawrence Sabbath Tess Cunningham Executive Director Ann Hanson Tom Sabin Donna Danielson Ralston O. Pitts Harold “Hal” Harrington Robert Sabol Portia Dean Lucy Poteshman Jim Harvey Barbara Taylor Sandys Nancy Deneen’s Birthday Dr. Lawrence Probes Matthew Hazelwood Justice Antonin Scalia Trey Devey Jennifer Richards Dorothy Henricks Jonathan Silets Andrew Dowd III Nora Robinson and Chad Gapinski’s wedding Rita Heydon Harvey Silets Gary and Sandra Drew John Roddy H. Wayne Hoffmann Selma Silverman Kydlan Duchek - IAC 5 years Sean Robert Schenk Jack Hood Ronald Stoops Marge Eckert’s upcoming 90th birthday Elaine Silets Claire Hornung David & Yuan-Mei Sun Meghan Elliott Evelyn Simpson Madeline Horton Dr. Edward Sun Katie Fellman Daniel Spink and Stephen Spink Vito, Jennie & James Intravaia Sigurd Swanson

THANK YOU THANK Lisa Fierstein Shirley Stephenson Bill Jackson Ken and Audrey Swartzendruber Ken and Penny Fischer Dan Stolper Roger & Mary Jane Jacobi Alice Rubin Thompson Jon and Lynn Friendly Robert & Debra Stuber Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Jewell Carol Thompson Barbara and Harvey Gordon Summer camp friendships Betty Bonisteel Johnson Marcus Goldsmith Thompson Dorothy Huntley Gundling James Tinsley Donald Frank Kalkis Margaret Thorpe Byron Hanson Bevie Wagoner Constance Klaasen Marion A. Waraksa Dr. Walter S. Hartley Maynard Klein Joyce E. Watkins Zoe Kraay John Weatherly Dave Hayes Gifts in Memory Robert and Lucille Henthorne Gifts were given by donors in Julia Kurtyka Lillian “Lilly” Weisberg Nancy Hoagland memory of the following: Andrea Lather Lois Weisberg Eli Hoeppner Myrna Asch Robert J. Lee Arlene Batdorff Weitz David Holland Lauren Bajorek Sidney Lennington Jonn and Kathryn Wells Sarah Hulett Mary Ellen Beatty Dr. Norman L. Letvin Hilda Wenner Instrument Repair George Bell Marjorie Boyd Lewis William and Esther Littrell Wilson IPR Team (Payette, Selbig, Springer, L.J. and Carolyn Bert Norman Letvin Bonita Eileen Young Castleman, Wanschura) Charles Nathan “Nate” Blake Molly Lien Ruby Yuan T. Michael Jackson Kate Light Ara Zerounian

34 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Based on gifts through August 31, 2017 * Interlochen alumni or staff ◊ Ten consistent years of giving ˚Deceased How Our Volunteers Create Amazing Every Day!

Our volunteers are highly valued members of our community. They This fiscal year, 665 volunteers selflessly donated a total of 12,490 generously give their time and talent to make Interlochen a better hours. And again this year, Linnie Cross was honored as Volunteer of place, whether ushering concerts, planting flowers, distributing mar- the Year, for her 500 hours of dedicated service. In addition, 31 other keting materials, planning events, serving on leadership committees, or volunteers were recognized for their 20 or more years of service. recruiting the next generation of Interlochen students.

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 35 THANK YOU to our volunteers!

Trudy Aardema Michael Boateng Cathy Compton Shirley Elliot Steve Hale Violet Kahler Kenneth Alexander Nancy Boehm Steve Constantin Meghan Elliott Gwen Hall Lee Kane Patricia Alexander Robert Boehm Katherine Cooke Kim Elston Mary Lynn Halland Alyssa Katahara Fran Alfs Eileen Bora Barb Cooper Lee Elston Helen Hankins Ginny Keelean David Allen Judith Bosma Jack Cooper Barbara Evans Sarah Harding Karen Keranen Fred Altman Noelle Boyd Sharon Cormier John Failor Paula Hartmann Melvin Keranen Helen Altman Miles Bridgford Sheryl Coston Peggy Falk John Hays Allie Kessel Julie Alton Ann Marie Brink Virginia Cowan Roger Favorite Joan Hendrickson Jeff Kessler Joseph Ambrosi Kathy Britt Deborah Crandell Jim Feahr Paula Herbart Julie Kimpton Tina Andrews Ben Brogadir Catherine Creighton Karen Feahr Karyn Hertel Linda Kish Jone Antenucci Carol Brouwer Hannah Criswell Sarah Ferguson Jan Heverly Charlotte Knoll Charles Armour Jim Brouwer Mary Critz Glenda Finner Jim Higgins Linda Koebert June Aydelotte James Brown Dave Crockett Ellen Fivenson Joan Higgins Elizabeth Koeppen Roy Aydelotte Katie Brown Judy Crockett Sarah Frank Janice Hilewsky Andrew Koran Carol Bader Kecia Brown Vanessa Croome Robert Franko Emita Hill Carole Kornmiller Richard Bader Keith Buncke Linnie Cross Suzanne Franko Gregory Hill Laverne Kowalski Gary Baillod Timothy Burke Pat Crovisier Lisa French Valerie Himick Lois Kowalsky Jan Baillod Cindy Burns Donna Crum Jill Frieswyk Ricky Hinds Audrey Kraemer Diane Bair Ann Burt Beth Crutcher Tom Frieswyk Patricia Hirst Robert Kraemer Gretchen Bard Robert Buryta Sharon Czapiewski Jay Frost Nancy Hoagland Pamela Kramer Terry Bard Nancy Bush Barb Czarnecki Steve Fry Char Hoffman William Kramer Clark Barnes Rob Calhoon Patti Czerney-O’Hara Mary Frye James Hoffman Luanne Kruse Connie Barnes Sandy Campbell Jim Dagwell Stacey Funk Mike Hoffman Courtney Kuhn Leslye Barrett Barbara Cardinal Laura Dagwell Michele Gaffney Herb Holdwick Jen Kuhn Josh Bassette Amy Carl Debra Davis Joe Garipoli Jean Holdwick Cris Lake Katherine Baxter Jan Carter Ethan Davis Ann Geht Michael Holman Karen Lake Carole Becker C. J. Cartwright Portia Dean Jan Geht Somer Joe Hornbuckle Mike Lake Denny Becker John Cartwright Julia Deemer Pam Gianola Eldon Horner Patricia Lambros Tsagalaki Helen Becker Rhiana Caterisano Dan Deiss Charles Gilbert Shelley Houser Eunice Lampkin Jane Becker Helenan Cavalieri Treva DeJong Janet Gilbert William Houser Mary Land John Beery Jerry Cavalieri Brian Devine Nancy Giles Katherine Houston Rick Land Margaret Beery Mark Cerny Cathy Dierkes Gil Glick Karen Howie Lisa Lange Ted Beiderwieden Jeannine Chapman Don Dierkes Rick Gnich Jerry Hyland Metta Lansdale Debbie Berg Steve Chapman Cristina Dougherty Chad Goodman Tom Jackson Peter LaPlaca Doug Berg Samantha Charnes Janet Douglas Bill Gordon Martha Jacobi Hazel Lawrence

THANK YOU THANK Gordon Berg Robert Chisholm Bryce Dreeszen Anthony Gould Roseanne Jamrok Bruce Leach Lauren Berg Kathleen Chmielewski Paula Dreeszen Christine Gravlin Rachel Jarosz Cecilia Leake Liz Berger Raymond Chmielewski Milan Dukic Michael Gravlin Marilyn Jensen Mark Leugers Jon Bernreuter Todd Church Patricia Duncan Hall Richard Groenwald Betty Jewell Shelby Lewis Megan Berry Lou Ann Churchill Meghan Dunne Helen Grove Alwyn Johnson Mary Limer Kirk Bettison Ann Clark Lynn Ebinger Chuck Haag Paul Johnson Debra LoBue Kate Beyda Lydia Clemons Marge Eckert Ginny Haag Wendy Johnson Don Lord Brian Bibb Don Cogman Angeline Eder Jane Hagaman William Johnson Wanda Lord Richard Bingham Janet Coley Tim Edman Les Hagaman Cynthia Johnson Newham Kristal Lowes Amy Birtcher Jane Collier Doug Eicher Bruce Hair Joshua Jones Aidan Luce Elisabeth Bloom Bruce Comer Richard Eisenberg Jeanine Hair Otto Kahler Doug Luce

36 2017 ANNUAL REPORT THANK YOU John Luce Patrick Monahan Brigitte Post Tracy Schwimmer Roger Soule Naomi Walerys Phillip Lundberg Mary Kate Moody Nicole Premo Elizabeth Schwind Clyde Spence Mary Ann Walker Usha Lundberg Donna Moore Carolyn Priest Mary Sciamanna Jerra Spence Christina Wallace Maddi Lusby Mary Moore Anita Priester Virginia Scott Carol Stansbury Bob Ward Sydney Lusby Margaret Morse Dale Priester Karen Segal Stephen Starks Mary Ann Warner Karen Luther Anne Moscona Dottie Prouty-Gordon Jeana Seidelman Susan Steele Robert Warner Rick Luther Kathy Moyer Jane Purkis Michael Seidelman Richard Steiger Juanita Watson Alison Mackey Mike Moyer John Putz Sandra Seidelman Elfie Steigerwald Noel Watson Kurt Madison Gwen Muenchow Erika Randall Jaclyn Seligman Cathy Stephenson Starr Wayne Laurie Madison Harold Muenchow Marion Rayle Amanda Sewell Clarence Stephenson Ellen Weatherbee Paul Madison Debbie Mulready Roy Rayle Pam Shaberly Louis Steptoe Gayla Weaver Gina Marchand Pat Munsell Nancy Reddy David Shane Kathleen Stetson Elizabeth Weigle Richard Marchand Dick Murray Sam Reich Megan Shapiro Lydia Stoye Aaron Weil Bonnie Margolis Shirley Murray Julie Reisz Russell Shedd Bonnie Strand Ben Weinberg Jean Marie Mark Nadler Jamie Reynolds JoAnn Shemwell Betty Strunk Jill Weiss Sharon Markham Susan Napolitano Chip Rice Fred Shepherd Mark Stuber Susan Wentz Margot Marlatt Marjorie Nelson Michele Richards Steve Shetron Mary Jo Surma Ellen West Bill Mason David Neubauer Kathleen Richter Kathy Shimunek Linnea Swanson Candace Wiebener Lorna Mason Barbara Neufer Patrick Richter Timothy Siemers Michelle Swanson Leigh Wietsma John Matzner Susan Nichols Christina Riddle Joseph Singer Paul Swinehart Cecelia Williams David Maxson Elaine Novak Stephen Rine Rita Singer Robyn Swinehart Joan Williams Mark Mayfield John Novak Dennis Ring Leah Sirrine Johari Taitt Bonnie Willings Sue McClary Alex Oehmke Karen Ring Marilyn Skold Patricia Tallman Joanne Willis Kathy McCurdy Scot Ogden Anita Risbridger Ann Skory Lauren Taylor Darlene Willman Dennis McIntosh Pam O’Hara Joni Robb Lesley Skousen Michael Terry Paul Wilsens Julie McNamara Pat O’Hara Jody Rodgers Michelle Slater Randi Terry Mary Wohlfert Judith McQuilkin Susan Olix-Anderson Dan Rogalny Michael Slawnik Bob Thompson Linda Wood Robert McQuilkin Laurie Orth Judy Root Margaret Anne Slawson Patricia Thompson Ted Wood Lisa Medina Judy Oslin Janice Ross Gerry Slis Don Thomson Barbara Woodruff Mary Meernik Terry Oslin Bradley Roswell Emily Smiddy Irma Tooley Margaret Wozniak Paul Meernik Kerri Otto Onnesha Roychoudhuri Bill Smith Elliott Torress Christine Wurst Donna Merriman Stanley Otto Shirley Royston Caren Smith Mark Tosiello Deborah Yezbak Dave Meyer Morrie Ozinga Brenda Rusch Judy Smith Vicki Trent Jack Yezbak Sally Meyer Dan Packard Cindy Ruzak Natalie Smith Lynn Troutman Carole Zang Connie Meyers Leo Paveglio Fred Sabel Susan Smith Michelle Urzynicok Elden Zang Denny Meyers Pat Paveglio Kathy Sabel Ted Smith Bill Van Petten Diane Zientek Matthew Mikus Marjorie Pearsall- Sarah Sabol Terry Smith Donica Van Voorhees Charlene Miller Groenwald Sue Saco Ann Snyder Theo VanDyck Kathleen Miller Carol Peschke Emilia Salazar Rhapsody Snyder Jim Varney Larry Miller Sarah Pfeil Barbara Sandys Sara Sokolnicki Judy Varney Mary Miller Steve Pfeil Sewall Sawyer Barbara Solomonson Bill VerMeulen David Min Jane Pinna Mary Schoonover Rebecca Somsel Camille Vettraino Al Minicucci Jonathan Plotkin Jane Schultz Steve Somsel Timothy Vick Dianne Minicucci Molly Pont-Brown Michelle Schultz Diana Sosnowski Betsy Vos Theresa Mohr Ron Popp Luke Schwalbach Richard Sosnowski Brian Vos Linda Monahan Shirl Popp Marc Schwimmer Missy Soule Ted Wagenaar

WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 37 The Heritage Society

Through the Heritage Society, we recognize donors who have chosen to honor Interlochen with planned gifts. Heritage Society members have enhanced the tradition of artistic excellence at Interlochen by supporting its future generations with gifts such as bequests, charitable remainder trusts, gift annuities and life insurance policies.

Jeanne Blumenfeld Aaronson* Dr. Leslie Ellen Brown* Michael C. Faulhaber* Rebecca Hinks* Mr. Morton Jay Achter* Mrs. Doris A. Brucker* Jo Faulmann* Mr. Howard H. Hintze* Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Alsaker Gordon F. Brunner Family Dr. Michael James Finton* Mrs. Vernon (Shirley) Mae Dr. Seth David Ammerman* Ms. Donna Louise Brunsma* Kenneth and Penelope Fischer* Stocklin Hipwell* Mr. Robert Wade Anderson* Helen and Tony Buday Gerald B. and Catherine L. Fischer* Ms. Carolyn Kimball Holmquist Mr. Dean W. Anderson* Mrs. Dorothy B. Burke Nancy Vaden Fitton* Gary J. Holt* George and Carolyn T. Anderson Jack L. Cameron* Mr. James R. Flagg Barbara and Donald Hosmer* Family Trust Christopher T. Cantwell* Mr. David Foster* Dr. Karen Hrapkiewicz* Audrey Andrews* Marilyn Carlson* Jay Frost and Yuko Iida* Ms. Candace M. Hughes* Charles and Laurel Angus Ralph and Maureen Cerny Dr. Beth Gilbert* Julie M. and Albert E. Hurd, 3d* Ms. Julie Aragon* Ann Fairhurst and Mark Cipra Mr. Randall Kerry Goff* T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson* Jon and Mary Armstrong Lawrence W. and Barbara Dr. George Goldberg* Mr. Timothy M. Jackson* David and Tricia (Graham) Arthurs* L. Clarkson* Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Goodman Ms. Emmy Jacobson Edward R. Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Cogman Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon* Roseanne Jamrok* Sheila Baker in Memory of Mr. Richard F. Colker Barbara Gordon and Mrs. Marilyn R. Johnson Dr. Russell Putnam Mr. Fred Michael Combs* Bradley Gordon Mr. William C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent Balint, Jr.* Ms. Catherine L. Compton* C. Joanne Grabinski* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen Jones George and Merry Ball* Katherine Cooke* Ms. Sondra Joyce Graff* Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Jordan, Jr. Mrs. Jean Maschmeyer Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cooper Ms. Nancy Hancock Griffith* Mr. William Joy Bardonner (‘46)* Mr. Thomas H. Corson Miss Helen J. Grinnell Mr. Edward W. Kahler Jr.* Mr. Clark W. Barnes* Sharon F. Cramer, Ph.D.* Margie Guyot* John R. Kane* Charles W. Barr II Kenneth Vaughan Dake, Jr.* Meri Gyves* Daniel L. Kanter* Mr. and Mrs. Ned K. Barthelmas Betsy Davidson and Sheryl Coston* Luke Haase Richard A. Kaplan* Kathleen Varney Bates* Ms. Portia Dean Daniel and Pamela Hann* Ms. Jan Reinhart Kelley* Walter J. and Jeanne M. Beecher* Mrs. Peggy Dendrinos Ms. Julia Hansen* Dr. Charles and Delores Kelly* Ms. Phyllis Gold Berenson* Michael Dermody* Michael Hansen Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kempton Mr. William Whipple Bing* Mr. John Robert DeYoung* Ms. Judith Rachel Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kent* Mr. Christopher Borgmeyer John and Sally Dickinson* Mr. Tony Woolfson* Carl Koivuniemi and Paul Burkhart*

THANK YOU THANK and Dr. Christina Fuhrman* Mr. Robert Byron Dimmick* Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay Harrison* Mr. Robert James Lange* Peter W. Bowman* Ms. Beth Susan Dochinger* Mrs. Keith Harvey Richard Larkin* Mr. Ted Braciak Robert and Nancy Doughty Mr. David B. Hattner* Mr. and Mrs. Will Larson Mr. Robert E. Bracken* Sandra and Gary Drew* Mr. Stephen E. Hayden* Judy Kutzen Levin* Mark J. Brandfonbrener* Ms. Julie Irene Duke* Paul Heaton* Richard and Sally Lewis* Ms. Maureen Breen Marge Eckert* Ms. Ruth Mary Heeler* Ms. Jill Libman* Ms. Victoria Brehm* Carl Ellenberger and Emi L. Snavely* Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa* Ms. Louise Abigail Linden* Ms. Ellen Brehm* Carol and Charles Emmons, Jr.* Eleanor J. Heinz* Mr. Lewis Fredric Lipnick* Marcy Jean Brenner* Stephanie Glazer Ettelson* Mr. David F. Heroy* Mrs. Maureen Morrison Long* Michael Jay Bresler* Barbara and Gordon Evans* Mr. Walter Herrick Bruce A. Loomis Ann Marie and Gregory Brink* Ann Fairhurst and Mark Cipra* Martha and Jack Hicks* Kenneth Lowenberg* Eric T. Bronsky* Ms. Diana Jean Farran* Dr. Barbara C. High Kate Lunsford*

38 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Based on gifts through August 31, 2017 * Interlochen alumni Leave a Lasting Legacy With a Planned Gift Carl and Carolyn Maksimowicz Max and Linda Proffitt Evy Kaplan Fischlowitz Sussman* Miss Rosemary M. Malocsay* Sue Raye Gina Maria Tabachki* You too have the opportunity to transform our students’ Malcolm Manley Sarah Marks Richards* Susan and George Tagatz* lives and support our work in education, public broad- Mrs. Dawn Marino Ohmes Frank and Milli Richmond* Mr. David Terrell and casting and presentations. Through planned giving, you Drs. William B. and Yvonne C. Martin Ms. Katherine Rines Mrs. Diana Terrell John Ruder Mason* Charlotte (Lytle) Moon (Robbins)* Portia Ruth Thede* can find the charitable gift plan that best fits your goals Mr. and Mrs. Gary May Mary Agnes Roberts* Ms. Catherine-Aimee L. Thompson* for your family, finances and philanthropy. Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mayfield* Edward Roberts III and Miss Frances Eleanor Tibbals* Dr. Angela McBride Wilma J. Patterson Rev. Dr. Christina L. Tillotson* Bequests. The simplest way to make a planned gift is William J. McClintock* Ms. Cynthia Elayne Robertson* Philip and Julie Trudeau to name Interlochen Center for the Arts in your will. Patricia Kaiser McCloud* Mr. John S. Ross, Jr. and Randy and Patty Tucker* Kathy McCune* Mrs. Ruth D. Ross Ms. Eugenia K. Ulrich You can make a bequest of a certain dollar amount, a John McGarry and Michelle Wernli* Becky Ruthven Mr. and Mrs. William D. Upton particular piece of property, a percentage of your estate, Joel McNeely and Margaret Batjer* Alexander G. Ruthven, II Roger and Tina Valade* or a “residual” gift (a gift from what is leftover after Nancy J. Meek Mr. and Mrs. David Sanders Margaret A. Valade* making specific provisions for your loved ones). Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Metrick* Libby Parkhurst Scott* Roberta Ciasullo VanMeter* The Honorable and Mrs. Ms. Melinda Scott* Mr. Kenneth Paul VanderPloeg* William G. Milliken Mrs. Norma Gudin Shaw Dr. Toni VanHandel Gifts From Life Insurance or Retirement Plans. Drs. Nicholas and Elaine Mischler Mr. Stephen Shetron Stephen Vann* Another option is to name Interlochen Center for the Brian R. Morgan Mary DeLano Sholkovitz* Ms. Suzanne Voltz Arts as a beneficiary of your life insurance or retirement Craig and Shari Morgan* Steven and Rachel Sindell* Ralph and Margaret von Walthausen plan. When the original purpose for such plans no Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Morris* Claire Corson Skinner and Erika Deane Walker* longer applies—such as to educate children who are now Ms. Ruth Ann Myers James P. Skinner* Anne-Marie Wall Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Nelson Van P. and Margaret A. Smith Ms. Suzanne Walters* grown or to provide financial security for a spouse— The Reverend Douglas Dr. Martha L. Smith Michael A. Waschevski* these assets can be redirected to help support a cause Reed Nettleton* Larry and Isabel (Izzy) Smith Ellen Elliott Weatherbee* you value. Mr. and Mrs. Myrl D. Nofziger Ms. Theodora Smokler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weinberg* Mrs. Richard W. Olson Dr. Linda Snyder* Candace Wiebener* Gifts That Pay You Income. If you’d like to support Mr. and Mrs. E. George Osius* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sofhauser* Mrs. Ieva Wiechmann our mission and receive steady payments during your Kathy Wells Paauw, ‘77* James and Ann Spica* The Honorable Kurtis Wilder Mr. Daniel Abbott Packard IV* Ms. K. Susan Spiwak* Joan Williams* retirement years, a charitable gift annuity or a charitable Ms. Cyd Pacot Arturo Steely* Mr. George J. Worden* remainder trust may be right for you. Janet L. Paepke* Martha Purdy Stein* Mr. John Wunsch and Daniel and Barbara Palazuk* Catherine Stephenson* Ms. Laura Wigfield* Ms. Rebecca Phelps and Rev Ms. Marjorie Stettbacher* Naomi Yoelin* If you would like to have a confidential conversation Dr. Linda Patrick* Mr. Daniel John Stolper* Ms. Shirley Young about supporting Interlochen Center for the Arts Mr. Lee Edward Percy* Mr. Ronald F. Stowe* Dr. Elizabeth Young and with a planned gift, or if you have already included Susan Myers Peterson* Mr. Stephen W. Stracke Dr. Robert Lovell* Joan Pollock* Dr. Sallie Streib* Mr. Barry Zalph* Interlochen in your estate plans, but are not yet a Delmar and Ruth Proctor* Tom Sudinsky / Scott Sproles* Christine Heustis Zimmer* recognized member of the Heritage Society, please contact the Director of Planned Giving, Kathleen Kasdorf, at 231.276.7637 or kathleen.kasdorf@ interlochen.org. Based on gifts through August 31, 2017 * Interlochen alumni WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG 39 The Board of Trustees and Officers

CHAIR Lowell J. Gruman William C. Nelson Harry C. Calcutt III James L. Tolley Principal Consultant, Peregrine Petroleum Chairman (retired) President Glynn T. Williams Boomerang Catapult, LLC Dallas, TX Northwestern Bank James L. Tolley Company President and CEO Traverse City, MI Traverse City, MI Sarasota, FL Williams & Moore Capital Corp. Dr. Barrett J. Rollins Reliance Aerotech, Inc. & Reliance Cynthia L. Hann Chief Science Officer, Ralph J. Cerny Steve E. Upton President (retired) Aerotech Services, Inc. Vice President, Chormann Dana-Farber Cancer Institute President Navhouse Corporation Munson Medical Center Frederick S. Upton Foundation Family Foundation Professor of Medicine, Authentic Seacoast Company Oakton, VA Traverse City, MI Benton Harbor, MI Toronto, Canada Harvard University (AS 78-79) Boston, MA Lawrence W. Clarkson Gary C. Valade President (retired) Sarah Harding (IAC 64-65, 68) Executive Vice President (retired) VICE-CHAIRS Boeing Enterprises Associate Professor Chrysler Corporation Claire E. (Corson) Skinner Seattle, WA Thomas W. Morris IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Auburn Hills, Michigan CEO and Chairman (retired), (IAC 55-56) Artistic Director, Evanston, IL Coachmen Industries Ojai Music Festival Don V. Cogman TRUSTEES EMERITI Stephen E. Hayden Naples, FL Cleveland Heights, OH Chairman, CC Investments, LLC Vice Chairman and Chief Dean W. Anderson (IAC 59) (IAC 71) Scottsdale, AZ Creative Officer (retired) Deputy Director (retired) Becky Ruthven Ogilvy & Mather, Inc. The Honorable Kurtis T. Wilder Thomas H. Corson Woodrow Wilson International CEO, Ruthven & Associates, LLC New York, NY Justice, Michigan Supreme Court Chairman of the Board (former) Center for Scholars Westport, CT (IAC 62, IAA 62-64) Ann Arbor, MI Coachmen Industries, Inc. Washington, D.C. (AS 79-80) Elkhart, IN (IAC 63, 65, ICA Staff 66, 68-69) Nancy L. Hoagland TRUSTEES Zhibai (Bill) Zheng President, Mariel Foundation Carl M. DeFaria John C. Canepa Chief Designer - Asia Pacific Keith W. Baum Maple City, MI Vice President (retired) Consulting Principal Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Managing Director (IAC 74) Federal Paper Board Company Crowe Chizek Shanghai, China Asset Management Chicago, IL and Maple City, MI Grand Rapids, MI Abbot Downing Timothy M. Jackson (IAC 91, IAA 92-96) Nancy Bankoff Chalifour Scottsdale, AZ Senior Vice President, Sales and John E. McGarry Arts Consultant (IAA 74-76) Marketing, Globecast Americas EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Managing Director, Crystal Lake, IL Goldman Sachs (retired) Los Angeles, CA Gordon F. Brunner (IAC Staff 80, 81) Trey Devey Seattle, WA (IAC 63-64,68-69, IAA 70-72, Chief Technology Officer (retired) President (IAA 81-84, IAC Staff 84) IAA Staff 73) Procter & Gamble Barbara Kratchman Interlochen Center for the Arts Bruce Coppock Cincinnati,OH Founder, ArtServe Michigan Interlochen, MI Alan E. Schwartz Business Ombudsman, Michigan Attorney at law and Partner President and Managing Director (former) Andrew W. Cordonnier Department of Commerce, David P. Min Honigman, Miller, Schwartz Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra Partner, Grant Thornton LLP State of Michigan (retired) Vice President of Business and Cohn Mendota Heights, MN Washington, DC Bloomfield Hills, MI Innovation, The Walt Disney Co. Detroit, MI (IAC 80, IAA 81) Menlo Park, CA (IAC 66-68) John F. Manuel Isabel F. Smith Casey G. Cowell Vice President, Global Logistics (IAC 79-80) President Michael C. Dermody Chairman/Owner, Durandal, Inc. & Advance Teams, The Elton John Isabel Francis Smith, Ltd. President and CEO Traverse City, MI Band/Rocket Entertainment LIFE TRUSTEES Farmington Hills, MI Dermody Properties Las Vegas, NV (AS 50, IAC 51-52, Reno, NV Douglas R. Eicher Neil M. Bressler, MD (IAC 81-82, IAA 82-83) Faculty/Staff 76) Chief Revenue Officer Chief-Retina Division Sandra A. Drew Music Prodigy Dr. Elaine H. Mischler Professor of Ophthalmology Van P. Smith Community Leader and Austin, TX Professor of Pediatrics, Wilmer Eye Institute, Executive Manager Music Teacher (retired) (AS 74-77, IAA 78) University of Wisconsin Johns Hopkins University Sherry Laboratories Suttons Bay, MI Waunakee, WI School of Medicine Muncie, IN (IAC 55) Baltimore, MD (IAC 66-72, IAC Staff 75-76)

40 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Janet S. Eilber James Gary May James P. Spica Richard F. Chormann Harold T. Shapiro Artistic Director President Attorney at Law Chairman, President President Emeritus Martha Graham Center Hopewell Land Partners, Ltd. Dickinson Wright PLLC and CEO (retired) Woodrow Wilson School of New York City, NY Winter Haven, FL Troy, MI First of America Bank Corporation Public & International Affairs (IAC 62-64, 66-68, IAA 64-69, (IAC 72-74, IAA 74-75) Empire, MI Princeton University IAC Staff 70, 72) Joel McNeely Princeton, NJ Film/Television Composer Ronald F. Stowe Peter C. Erskine Kenneth C. Fischer and Conductor Vice President Founder and Owner Stanford L. Thompson President, University Musical Los Angeles, CA Government Relations (retired) Fuzzy Music LLC Founder and Executive Director Society, University of Michigan (IAA 74-77) Eli Lilly and Company Director of Drumset Studies, USC Play On, Philly! (retired) Washington, D.C. Santa Monica, CA Philadelphia, PA Ann Arbor, MI Nancy J. Meek (IAC 55-62, IAA 62-63, (IAA 68-71, Inst Jazz Studies 10) (IAC 00-03) (IAC 55, 57-58, 60-62, Community Leader IAA Staff 64, 66) Sheldon Goodman William P. Vititoe Faculty/Staff 66) Frankfort, MI Katherine E. White Investment Executive President (former) Beverly Patterson Frier John H. Peterson Professor of Law, Wayne State North Star Investment Services Michigan Bell Telephone Community Leader Managing Director (retired) University Law School Chicago, IL Grosse Pointe Farms, MI William Blair & Company Naperville, IL Ann Arbor, MI Chicago, IL (AS 79-80) Karla J. Herbold Elliot Weissbluth Sheldon Goodman (IAC 60-61) President CEO, HighTower Investment Executive Karen Wolff Catalyst Communications Chicago, IL North Star Investment Services Julie Quinn, MD Dean, School of Music (retired) Palm Beach Gardens, FL (IAC 79-81) Community Leader Chicago, IL University of Michigan (IAC 58, IAC Staff 87-89) Traverse City, MI Ann Arbor, Michigan T. Michael Jackson Sarah S. Lutman OFFICERS Director of Global, David S. Rhind Shirley Young Principal Rory L. Baker Shirley Young Associates Lutman & Associates Corporate Relations (retired) Attorney at Law Executive Director Dow Corning Corporation Chicago, IL New York, NY St. Paul, MN (IAC 69) Interlochen Presents Traverse City, MI (IAC 78-79) FORMER TRUSTEES William G. Milliken Heather L. Cova John Kane Judith Dow Towsley Rumelhart Governor (former) Corporate Secretary President Vice President Robert M. Bass State of Michigan Applied Technology Consulting Harry A. and Margaret D. First City Bank Tower Trey Devey Traverse City, MI Las Vegas, NV Towsley Foundation Fort Worth, TX President (IAA 74-76) Ann Arbor, MI Paul C. Boylan Bonnie K. Mills Timothy J. Dougherty (IAC 50-52) President Damon J. Keith Dean (former), School of Music Vice President Mills Family Foundation Judge, US Court of Appeals Judith B. Schlabach University of Michigan Austin, TX Advancement For the Sixth Circuit Community Leader Ann Arbor, MI Leland, MI Edward C. Farraday Detroit, MI Lawrence D. Bryan Myrl Nofziger (AS 55-56, IAC Staff 57) President Vice President Charles L. Kelly President (former) Education Programs Sumit Sengupta MacMurray College Hoogenboom-Nofziger Corp. Dentist (retired) Goshen, IN Traverse City, MI Managing Director, Martinsville, IN Patrick M. Kessel BMO Capital Markets Vice President (AS 43-46) Rebecca-Sen Chan William F. Pickard Evanston, IL Chairman/CEO Finance and Operations George R. Kempton (AS 77-80, IAC Staff 82-84) Musician Los Altos Hills, CA Regal Plastics Chairman and CEO (retired) Roseville, MI Kim Zubrickas Kysor Industrial Corporation Louis A. Smith (IAC 71) Executive Director Traverse City, MI Attorney at Law Anthony C. Ruda Human and Institutional Resources Smith & Johnson Sr. VP Investments, Traverse City, MI Wunderlich Securities Plymouth, MI

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