BULLISfall-winter 2015 magazine

Finding the Right College Match Origins of Teaching at Bullis 2013-2014 Report of Annual Giving BULLISfall-winter 2015 magazine HEAD OF SCHOOL features Gerald Boarman, Ed.D. Michael Reidy, Ed.D., Associate Head of School 2 College Counseling: Putting the Pieces Together Margaret Andreadis, Lower School Principal Jamie Dickie, Director of Technology 6 The Origins of Teaching at Bullis Constance Giles, Ph.D., Director of Curriculum and Institutional Research Darlene Haught, Director of Extended Programs and Emerging Technologies departments Kathleen Lloyd, Director of Girls Athletics Todd McCreight, Business Offi cer Andres Parra, Director of Boys Athletics news Marilyn Moreno, Middle School Principal Robert Pollicino, Upper School Principal 9 Capital Campaign Update Tim Simpson, Assistant Head, Director of Admission and Financial Aid 10 Nicole Cutts ’88: Inaugural Convocation Speaker Joanne Szadkowski, Director of Institutional faculty/staff Advancement and Alumni Sherri A. Watkins, Publications Manager 11 New Staff Join Bullis Community Susie Zimmermann, Director of Communications Susan King, Communications Coordinator

academics Bullis Magazine is published two times a year by the Offi ce of Institutional Advancement and distributed to alumni, parents, grandparents and friends. Letters and suggestions for future 15 One is Good, Two Can Be Great articles are welcome. Located in Potomac, Maryland, Bullis School is a private, 16 A Place Where Imagination Can Flourish coeducational, nondenominational college preparatory day school for grades 2–12. Bullis admits students of any race, color, religion, and national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made service available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion or national and ethnic 17 Volunteering: “A Labor of Love” origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, fi nancial aid programs and athletic and other school- athletics administered programs. Visit our website at www.bullis.org BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS 18 Bullis Adds Sports Information Director Position Andrew Blair ’86, P’11, ’12, ’17, ’20, Chair Adam Greenberg, P’14, ’16, ’19, Vice Chair 19 Alumni Return to Coach Next Generation Lesley Lavalleye, P’06, ’08, ’10, Secretary 20 Fall Athletic Victories George Mavrikes, P’14, ’17, Treasurer MEMBERS Gerald Boarman, Ed.D., ex-offi cio, Head of School alumni Patrick Caulfi eld, P’14, ’20 David Fink, P’10, ’14, ’19 22 Profi le: Samier Mansur ’03 Debbie Friedlander, P’11, ’14, ’19, ex-offi cio, President, Bullis Parents Association 24 Profi le: Captain William Henry Hamilton Jr. ’45 Dr. Gary Friedlander ’79, P’11, ’14, ’19 Jonathan Halle ’88, P’15, ’17 26 Class Notes Kathryn Hanley, P’03, ’05 Claudia Helmig ’88, P’17, ’20, ’22 Richard Kay, P’12, ’14, ’18 30 Reunions Tammy McKnight, P’15, ’18 Alan Meltzer, P’98 32 Homecoming Chris Nordeen, P’12, ’13 Berry Trimble, P’10, ’13, ’17 34 Alumni Spotlight: Alicia Florin ’99 David Trone, P’12, ’14 Cyndi Bullis Vasco ’83, P’20 35 Mystery Alumni Photos Dell Warren, P’10, ’13 Mark Weinberger, P’14, ’16, ’18 36 Alumni Brain Teaser Paula Widerlite, P’11, ’14 Kerry Wisnosky, P’17, ’19, ’24 37 Report of Annual Giving Natasha Nazareth-Phelps, General Counsel

Cover photo: Sunset at Kline Alumni Stadium, courtesy of Anita Havas, P’06, international student services director and executive assistant to the head of school. head’s perspective The Human Touch

Volunteers, teachers, alumni, coaches…this issue features stories about the many adults who work hard to make Bullis the great place it is for our students. These individuals are committed to the School and to contributing their part in providing an enriching experience that takes schooling beyond typical and makes it extraordinary.

When families consider if their children should attend an independent school and begin to decide which one is right for their family, they consider many factors: quality of education, family community, teaching style, parent involvement, student happiness, campus features and many others. Of course we believe Bullis to be tops in all of these areas, and many people in our area must agree—our applications continue to rise each year and enrollment has grown by 25% in the last fi ve years.

Behind every one of these factors are dedicated people, many of whom are featured in this magazine issue: teachers who offer creative and insightful lessons; coaches who motivate and train our student-athletes; volunteers who make so many successful events happen; and alumni who leave Bullis to make a difference in the world. Our Annual Report, enclosed here, also lists the hundreds of people who have given so generously to not only keep our current programs running but also to fi nance the many new initiatives here at Bullis that attract new families and energize our students.

With talk of drones and robots replacing humans, it is important to remind ourselves that the role of people—real humans!—can never be overemphasized, taken for granted or overlooked. I hope you enjoy these stories of Bullis people, and I ask you to share some of your own stories about some of the people in your Bullis experience that have made it remarkable. Write to us at [email protected]—we look forward to hearing from you! Assistant Director of danCollege Schick, Counseling Owen Patch, Lynn Carter Kittel (center)Morris and discusses Maddy the Parker. college application process with juniors, from left, Jordan Schick, Owen Patch, Carter Morris and Maddy Parker.

COLLEGEPutting the Pieces Together COU

2 BULLIS magazine When Katie deVries received her fi rst applications submitted by a single student “Our goal is for college acceptance this fall, she promptly is 21. Most students submit 9 or 10. went to the College Counseling Offi ce to students to have good Beyond the sheer numbers of applicants, tell Dr. Mary Frances Bryja, Bullis’ director many other factors that are out of of college counseling. Dr. Bryja directed options on April 1, the student’s control drive admission her to the map on her wall, handed her decisions. Connections, athletics, race and schools where they a pin and asked Katie to celebrate by diversity, donors, legacies—and maybe marking the spot where the school is will be happy and something as quirky as a school not located. needing another ballet dancer—can make succeed.” Each year Dr. Bryja creates a new map to or break a decision. “It’s even slightly document acceptances of the seniors, and better to be a boy these days,” marvels each pin is signifi cant. “I love my job. Each Associate Director of College Counseling —Dr. Mary Frances student is different, wonderful and fi nds Lynn Kittel. his or her own path.” Still, Dr. Bryja and Ms. Kittel remind Bryja, But fi nding that path is not always easy. students and parents that there’s plenty of Director of College According to the National Association good news. The New York Times reports for College Admission Counseling, nine that four out of fi ve well-qualifi ed students Counseling percent of students applied to seven or who apply to elite schools are accepted by more colleges in 1990. By 2011, the year of its most recent survey, that group had risen to 29 percent.

One reason for this is the Common Application, which students fi ll out once and then can send to multiple colleges. While that simplifi es the process, it also complicates it: colleges receive more applications, which drives acceptance

rates down…and in turn creates anxiety in students to apply to more schools if they UNSELINGthink their chances of admission are low. Lawrencia Moten ’16 consults with Administrative Assistant Cathy Lymon. At Bullis, the highest number of

FALL-WINTER 2015 3 Lauren Thompson ’15 celebrates a recent college acceptance by marking the school’s location on the map in Dr. Mary Frances Bryja’s offi ce.

“Mary Frances and at least one. Furthermore, while fewer than to have good options on April 1, schools 20% of schools have plenty of applicants, where they will be happy and succeed.” Lynn go above and the rest are not fi lling their classes and The counseling process starts as early as are scrambling for students. “These are winter of freshman year after students beyond. They take the terrifi c state schools and small liberal receive fi rst trimester grades. “We want arts schools,” Ms. Kittel explains. “We time to get to know students to know how important early encourage students to consider them, grades are,” says Dr. Bryja, “Even if the students, and it especially since many offer merit aid or they are low, students still have time to better fi nancial aid packages.” shows!” improve—something colleges like to see.” Ms. Kittel and Dr. Bryja work with each The counselors also urge the students to student to help determine their best fi t build their extracurriculars, discover their and qualifi cations compared with other passions, “and read, read, read.” –Elizabeth Rosen, applicants. “We are always honest with The counselors also meet with freshman students and families,” says Ms. Kittel. Senior Assistant and sophomore parents. “I really “We want to open their eyes to the realities appreciated those early sessions,” says Director of Admissions, of the very competitive schools, and to Cindy Truitt P ’15. “There was plenty of think about other schools they may not information and expectation-setting, Washington University have previously considered.” without it being too stressful or scary for Brooke Gutschick ’13 benefi ted from that those going through it for the fi rst time.” advice. “I am at Gettysburg College, and Dr. Bryja and Ms. Kittel get more hadn’t considered going here when I acquainted with students during visited. Ms. Kittel told me to keep an open sophomore year, by attending concerts, mind because anything could happen, games, performances and art shows. “We and I’m glad I did. I am thriving here!” As want to know the student beyond his/her Dr. Bryja says, “Our goal is for students

4 BULLIS magazine grades,” explains Ms. Kittel. “We watch “It’s a good way to appreciate all the “They’re so personal their interaction with peers and how they factors in a college’s decision, and realize handle success and disappointment. that many are out of their control.” with each student. These are all important factors in The counselors visit English classes presenting a student and helping them They really get to near the end of junior year to talk about determine where they may best fi t.” college essays and encourage students know you as an That familiarity translates into the detailed to start the Common App when it’s recommendations the counselors write. released in the summer. In late summer individual and “Mary Frances and Lynn go above and workshops, students get application tips not just another beyond,” says Elizabeth Rosen, senior and learn how to streamline the process. assistant director of admissions at By the start of senior year, the counselors number.” Washington University in St. Louis. have met with most students and their “Their letters detail how Bullis students parents to develop each student’s list have contributed to their school and of target schools. “The counselors –Stephen Clement ’15 larger community and ways they have know the students, their strengths and challenged themselves academically and their interests, and were very helpful in in extracurriculars. They take the time to compiling a list of colleges that matched get to know the students, and it shows!” each of my children’s unique needs and wishes,” says Amy Carroll, P’7, ’10, ’15. Junior year starts with college visits to nearby schools during Experiential Senior lockers and the senior Commons Education. The offi ce also hosts parent lounge are on the same hall as the coffees before a more formal process with counseling offi ce, and the counselors students begins in the winter, including and offi ce assistant Cathy Lymon provide meetings that encourage student self- a warm respite from the stresses of the refl ection. “What are your strengths and application process. “My daughter loves fears, what are you looking for,” explains hanging out in the offi ce,” says Heather Ms. Kittel. “College is about fi nding the Cogdell P ’15, ’17. “If she’s worried or right fi t, so you must fi rst discover who disappointed, they provide a safe haven you are.” to feel, more relaxed, more confi dent and invaluable in negotiating the process happier.” and making a college match” says Karen Juniors also participate in a mock Countee, P’14 about her son’s athletic admissions program. The offi ce invites Senior Will Gansler agrees. “Dr. Bryja, scholarship to East Carolina. “She was an college representatives to talk with Ms. Kittel and Ms. Lymon are three of the advisor, a coach, a fan and a friend.” students about campus visits and explain nicest and most caring people,” says Will the process from their perspective. Gansler ’15. “ It’s almost unbelievable that “They’re so personal with each student ,” Students are then assigned to work in with only two counselors for 100 kids they Stephen Clement ’15 adds. “They really get groups as a fi ctitious college to evaluate are able to fi nd the perfect fi t for everyone, to know you as an individual and not just applicants. “One gets in, one is denied but they somehow manage to do it.” another number.” and one is waitlisted,” explains Dr. Bryja. “Ms. Kittel’s holistic approach was

FALL-WINTER 2015 5 The Origins of Expertise School founder William F. Bullis meets with a student during the 1930s at the School’s original New Hampshire Avenue location.

American education was in transition exams, and the structured quasi-military the majority were excellent instructors when William and Lois Bullis founded schedule included long classes, mandatory modeling responsibility. With military rank their naval preparatory school for post- evening study and Saturday practice tests. or a master’s degree, they were called graduates in 1930. Classical academics— No athletics were offered for several years; “masters” and earned about $100 to $200 mathematics, English composition and four decades passed before arts were per month. “Furthermore,” an early Bullis literature, history, sciences, languages— included. pamphlet boasted, “no instructor is over were well-rooted when debates arose over 35 years of age.” That changed as more Classes were termed “recitations”—a traditional versus progressive styles and retired military offi cers came to Bullis, clue to the teaching methodology—and options in education emerged. worthy teachers whose pensions reduced studying involved reading textbooks their income needs. “My father realized he could make a real and notes. Teaching then emphasized contribution,” Larry Bullis ’54, former memorization and repetition, with Bullis students learned academics, study headmaster, once remarked. William Bullis students required to write facts or habits and manners too. Coats and ties noticed that many students lacked good formulas dozens, even hundreds, of times were mandatory at family-style meals study skills—yet learning how to learn, or copy textbook pages. Unforgiving but where teachers presided; courtesy was he maintained, was key to every student’s effective, such methods were common expected in dorm and classroom; students success. in public and private schools into the stood when a teacher entered the room 1970s. Years later, some Bullis alumni still (this continued through the 1980s). Bullis hired military academy graduates, remember facts and formulas drilled this Tradition and structure was the norm and subject experts or retired military to teach. way. innovation the exception until the 1990s. While most were not trained educators, As enrollment increased and grades were their knowledge, expertise and integrity Not all Bullis instructors were natural added, Bullis teachers balanced more provided ideal role models for students. teachers—one told students in 1937 “It duties. Their demanding loads included Targeted, demanding instruction covered is in the book, dig it out for yourself” not only teaching and coaching but traditional subjects for service academy and was promptly dismissed—but overnight dorm shifts, club sponsoring,

6 BULLIS magazine f Teaching at Bullis and Integrity

tutoring, administrative roles and even Hannegan ’48 recalled. “He demanded driving the bus. rapid-fi re responses and could bring Learning even the toughest to a state of quivering Bullis has always had exceptional teachers, incoherence. But his most impressive how to learn, and some early instructors became part skill was bouncing a piece of chalk off the of the Bullis fabric. Al Grossman, a lawyer Commander head of an inattentive student no matter who taught geometry at Bullis in 1942 and his distance from the culprit. He was Bullis believed, served as assistant principal from 1947 the fi ercest and best teacher I have ever until his death in 1979, was tough, wise encountered.” was key to every and compassionate. “When Grossman entered the classroom everyone shut up John Spencer, a British RAF captain who student’s success. and prayed they were prepared,” Frank taught math in 1947 and was Middle

Two Bullis boarding students study in their dorm room at the Silver Spring campus in the 1940s.

FALL-WINTER 2015 7 School principal until his retirement “One look from Shapley and you Retired military in 1986, expected—and got—the best behaved,” said an alumnus. Spanish from his students. Charismatic and teacher Arturo Ortega told students of his teachers brought gentlemanly, he blended traditional escape from a Nazi prison camp. These strictness with amiability, and alumni and other teachers brought a wealth of a wealth of often stated that Mr. Spencer infl uenced experience and perspective to Bullis. experience and and even changed their lives. Whenever Non-military educators inspired students he helped school fundraising efforts, perspective to too. English teacher Michael O’Higgins in alumni awed by phone calls from “Captain the 1960s constantly questioned students, Johnny” eagerly wrote checks. “John Bullis. sparking insight. “What a great teacher,” Spencer was a natural and devoted said current English teacher Andy Marusak teacher, committed heart and soul to ‘66, an alumnus who became a Bullis Bullis representing what Bullis has educator. “He awakened in me a love of always been about: a caring, committed English.” connection to students and community,” former headmaster Tom Farquhar said. Early Bullis faculty imparted nuts-and- bolts education while inspiring their Military offi cers were strong teachers who students. As the School evolved with garnered respect. Rear Admiral Bruce additional grades and the inclusion of Ware reminded students that his name female teachers and female students, each was “B. Ware.” Brigadier General William transition has been successful. Today, Price inspired citizenship values beyond Bullis has gifted teachers, innovative his chemistry classes. Lieutenant General programs and a foundation of excellence Alan Shapley, who leapt from the burning and caring that originates in its earliest Arizona during the bombing of Pearl instructors. Harbor, was fi erce and distinguished.

A group of science students gather around a lab table on the Potomac campus in the 1960s.

8 BULLIS magazine news

Capital Campaign Update

Plans are in development to build a new Thus far, the Campaign Executive campaign for the future of Bullis, please state-of-the-art Discovery Center—poised Committee has reviewed campaign plans visit www.bullis.org/campaign or feel free to become a focal point of STEM and and determined potential donors, many of to contact Joanne Szadkowski, Director of entrepreneurship education among area whom are already stepping forward to give Institutional Advancement and Alumni, at independent schools—and to install a generously to the campaign effort. [email protected] or 301-983- new turf fi eld. Currently Bullis is preparing 5707. Your interest is welcome and deeply If you have questions or would like to expand its Creating a Legacy of appreciated. more information about this important Leadership campaign outward to the wider community of parents, alumni and friends of the School.

The Board of Trustees established a Campaign Executive Committee co- chaired by Pat Caulfi eld and David Trone, with honorary campaign co-chairs Alice and Tom Blair. Members and committee chairs include:

Michelle ’87 and David Cohen ’87 (Alumni Division Co-Chairs)

Andrew Blair ’86, Kathryn Hanley and Tammy McKnight (Board of Trustees Division Co-Chairs) Campaign Executive Committee members, front row from left, Head of School Dr. Jerry Boarman, Pat Caulfi eld, David Trone, Tammy McKnight; middle row, George Mavrikes and Kerry Adam Greenberg, Jon Halle ’88, George Mavrikes, Michelle Cohen ’87, David Wisnosky (Corporations, Friends and Cohen ’87; back row, Kerry Wisnosky and Andrew Blair ’86. Foundations Division Co-Chairs)

Jon Halle ’88 and Bruce Kogod (Leadership Gifts Division Co-Chairs)

Patricia Cohen, David Fink and Adam Greenberg (Parents and Grandparents Division Co-Chairs)

Staff members Margaret Andreadis (Instructional Staff Co-Chair, Lower School); Glenn Hunter (Instructional Staff Co-Chair, Middle School); Pat Semple (Instructional Staff Co-Chair, Campaign Committee staff members, from left, Glenn Hunter, Pat Semple, Upper School); and Katrina Hunter Margaret Andreadis, Director of Institutional Advancement and Alumni Joanne (Operational Staff Chair). Szadkowski, Annual Fund Director Kily Tolentino and Katrina Hunter.

FALL-WINTER 2015 9 news Nicole Cutts ’88 Inaugural Convocation Speaker

On September 4, Bullis School opened Nicole connected with students and all, she encouraged the students to dive its doors to the start of the 84th school had them laughing and thinking into this new school year and have fun. year. To help kick off the day, we welcomed introspectively, as they responded to Convocation will now become an annual alumna Nicole Cutts ’88 back to campus her various questions. Her overarching tradition to connect current students to address the students at the opening message was to encourage students to with alumni. Suggestions for future morning assembly as the inaugural follow their passion and take advantage inspirational speakers should be sent convocation speaker. The idea to have of the many courses and activities offered to Jennifer Hayman Okun ’99, assistant a convocation speaker came from a to Bullis students. “Having passion and director of alumni at jennifer_okun@ staff Professional Learning Community purpose for your work is the fuel that will bullis.org. initiative to develop young women leaders take your life and your career to the next at Bullis. level and will ultimately help you achieve your vision of success,” Nicole said. Above

Nicole Cutts ’88 addresses the student body at Convocation.

10 BULLIS magazine faculty & staff notes New Staff Join Bullis Community

of arts in economics from Columbia University and a master of arts in economics from New York University. Maria taught economics and fi nance at the collegiate, junior college and high school levels and wrote the curricula for many pilot programs. She has over 25 years of business experience, including stints at Deutsche Bank and Capital One, JEFF ALEXANDER and started her own company, CapitalWise JENNIFER CAMPBELL nd th 2 Grade Homeroom LLC. 4 Grade Homeroom Jeff Alexander comes to Bullis from Jenny Campbell comes to Bullis from Sidwell Friends where he taught 1st grade Beauvoir School where she co-taught for 14 years. He holds a B.A. from the 3rd grade for two years. In 2009, Jenny State University at Buffalo, a B.S. from earned a B.A. in psychology from New Unity College and a master’s degree in York University and an M.A. in education early childhood education from Bank from Harvard University in 2012. While Street College. In addition to his love living in Boston, she taught remedial math for teaching, Jeff is passionate about the and reading in a charter high school. Jenny outdoors and has worked for the U.S. “loves the excitement, energy and curiosity Forest Service as a guide for blind skiers, RENEE BERRY students bring to the classroom every and also as an instructor for Outward Middle School Learning Specialist day.” Her passions include Spanish and Bound and sea kayaking. A New Jersey French languages, running and tennis. native, Jeff resides in Bethesda with his Renee Berry has both a bachelor’s in wife and their three children. elementary education and a master’s in curricula and instruction from the State University of New York, and holds teaching certifi cations in Texas and New York State. Renee brings extensive experience to the learning specialist position from the Berkeley Independent School in Berkeley, California. As a learning specialist there, she provided academic support in math, reading and writing, created student JENNIFER COOPER support plans and provided material and Lower School Reading Specialist MARIA ANTOKAS training to colleagues. Reading Specialist Jennifer Cooper worked Entrepreneurship Instructor at Bullis last fall as a maternity leave Maria Antokas teaches Business Model substitute. She has a B.A. in English from Design, Entrepreneurship Finance and George Mason University and a master’s Personal Finance. She has a bachelor in teaching from Virginia Commonwealth

FALL-WINTER 2015 11 University. She recently received her chemistry in the Upper School. She has graduate certifi cate in emergent literacy a B.A. from Baylor University and a M.A. from Johns Hopkins University. For the from Eastern University. Prior to coming to past fi ve years, Jennifer worked as a Bullis, she taught AP physics and Physics literacy specialist for the Greenzaid Early for Engineering and Geosciences along Childhood Center in Potomac. She has with serving as a department chair at also worked as a production associate Eastwood Academy in Houston, Texas. at PBS Kids and a 5th grade teacher at While serving for fi ve years with Young Thomas Jefferson Elementary school in Life in Costa Rica, Kristen dedicated ALLISON EWING Falls Church, Virginia. herself to mentoring adolescents. She Upper School Social Studies tutors students in math, science and SAT/ACT preparation. Allison Ewing teaches 9th grade human geography and 10th grade global history. She holds a bachelor of arts in history and Spanish from the University of Michigan and a master’s of education in secondary education from Vanderbilt University. Allison taught AP Human Geography, modern world history and US history at ANDREW DISARIO George School in Newton, Pennsylvania. Upper School Math She also served as social studies teacher KELSEY DONEGAN and tour tutor at the American Boychoir Andrew DiSario teaches AP statistics, Middle and Upper School Art statistics and geometry. He has an School in Princeton, New Jersey. undergraduate degree from Penn State Kelsey Donegan comes to Bullis from University in secondary education for Neelsville Middle School in Montgomery math. Prior to joining Bullis, Andrew County. She earned her bachelor’s from taught math at Norwin High School in Stetson University in fi ne art with minors Pennsylvania, Mallya Aditi International in education, art history and French School in India and most recently at and is currently pursuing a master’s in McKinley Tech in Washington, D.C. educational leadership from the American Additionally, he also taught music and is College of Education. She is certifi ed to an Eagle Scout. teach the International Baccalaureate DANIEL GULOTTA curriculum, received Montgomery Upper School Social Studies County’s New Middle School Teacher of the Year Award in 2013 and sponsored Dan Gulotta, a former 8th grade American Neelsville Middle School’s National Junior studies teacher at Bullis, returned to Honor Society. teach 9th grade human geography, 10th grade global history and serves as National Honor Society advisor. He holds a bachelor of arts in government and legal studies from Bowdoin College and KRISTEN DOBBS is pursuing his master’s in educational Upper School Science leadership and administration at George Kristen Dobbs teaches physics and Washington University. Dan’s family

12 BULLIS magazine spent last year in Naivasha, Kenya, where varsity and Middle School girls basketball he taught English and social studies to teams. She received a bachelor’s in orphaned and homeless boys. Dan taught elementary education with a minor in humanities and world history at the Open exercise science from Salisbury University. Windows School in Bellevue, Washington, She previously taught 2nd grade at Holy where he founded the Pacifi c Northwest Cross School and coached basketball at Debate League and fostered project-based Academy of the Holy Cross and most experiential learning experiences. recently Sherwood High School.

LAUREN KELLER Lower/Middle School Counselor

Lauren Keller has come to Bullis after ten years of serving as the middle school counselor at Sandy Spring Friends School. She received her bachelor’s in history and a master’s in school counseling from John Hopkins University. Previous experience CHELSEA HENRY includes serving as an admission Middle School Science BRIAN HOTCHKISS representative, a 6th grade general studies Upper School English teacher and as a program coordinator Eighth grade teacher Chelsea Henry at Georgetown University Law Center’s is a passionate science educator. She Brian Hotchkiss teaches English I and Offi ce of Continuing Legal Education. earned her bachelor’s in reading with a English II Honors. He comes to Bullis with minor in integrated science in teaching an MAT from Binghamton University’s from Eastern Michigan University and School of Education with a particular recently received a master’s in secondary interest in curriculum development and education from Towson University. design. Brian taught at the Cesar Chavez Chelsea comes to Bullis from Catonsville Public Charter School in Washington, Middle School in Catonsville, Maryland, DC, as well as at Friendship Collegiate where she taught middle school science Academy and Lehman Alternative for fi ve years. Community School. His wide-ranging interests have allowed him to spearhead a two acre student-operated working farm, run marathons, direct fl ag football leagues KRISTIN KOWALEW and coordinate Habitat for Humanity Upper School Social Studies trips. Kristin Kowalew teaches 10th grade Honors Global History and 9th grade human geography. She has an undergraduate degree from Bucknell HAYLEY HOLLIS University as well as two master’s Middle School Health degrees: theological studies from Wesley Theological Seminary and international Hayley Hollis teaches health in the Middle peace and confl ict resolution from School and also coaches the Upper School

FALL-WINTER 2015 13 American University. Kristin spent the education from Ohio State University. An years. John, who prefers his middle name past three years teaching at Woodrow enthusiastic veteran teacher, she taught Matt, received a bachelor’s degree in Wilson High School in Washington, D.C. art to students in grades K-8 at E.L. public relations and a master’s degree and before that taught for two years at Haynes Charter School in Washington, in education from Union University in Baltimore Freedom Academy. Her array of D.C. for eight years. In 2008, Lindy won Tennessee. He earned an educational experiences, including a year of study in the “Power of Art” award from the Robert leadership endorsement from Carson- Moscow, provides students with incredible Rauschenberg Foundation and in 2010 Newman University where he is also a insight into global issues. she was a fi nalist for the Mayor’s Award doctoral candidate. He taught U.S. history for Arts Teaching. and world history at Francis Scott Key High School, Camden High School and Trinity Christina Academy.

ANDREA MARTIN Upper School French ALLISON SCHAEFFER Upper School English Andrea Martin teaches all levels of Upper MARK WALTER School French. She earned a B.A. from Allison Schaeffer fi rst came to Bullis as Lower School STEM Teacher the University of Notre Dame and has a maternity sub and quickly became an an M.A. in foreign language education, appreciated and valuable member of the STEM teacher Mark Walter has a B.A. from French and TESOL from New York community. She holds both an M.A. in Michigan State University and earned University. Immediately prior to coming to English from Georgetown University and his master’s from Lesley University. He Bullis, Andrea taught French and English TESOL certifi cation. Allison taught English began his teaching career in a one-room at the Moorestown Friends School in at the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School schoolhouse in Sundance, Utah, then Moorestown, New Jersey and before that and served as assistant director of the taught kindergarten and a 3rd/4th grade was a kindergarten teacher in Brooklyn, Writing, Reading, and Language Center at classroom at an arts-integrated public New York. Montgomery College. school in Boulder, Colorado. For the past eight years Mark has been teaching science in Boston public schools, where he provided students with experiences that brought them outside of the classroom whenever possible through nature activities and projects. Mark and his family live in rural Poolesville and have started a small farm operation there.

LINDY RUSSELL-HEYMANN JOHN MATT TRAMMELL Lower and Middle School Art Middle School Social Studies Visual art teacher Lindy Russell-Heymann John Trammell joined the Middle School has a B.F.A. in costume design from team after teaching successfully for seven DePaul University and a master’s in art

14 BULLIS magazine academics One is Good, Two Can Be Great

Teacher collaboration and interdisciplinary Ms. Gogerty and Mr. Stanford parallel projects are common at Bullis, yet two teach, each covering their area of expertise inventive classes launched this fall in while supporting each other in class and the Upper School led by co-teachers are developing assignments and class pace generating lots of buzz. together. “We check each other,” says Ms. Gogerty. “If something was hard for me American Humanities combines AP US to understand on the programming side, History and Junior Honors English in we knew some students would need more a two-block class. “The topics naturally time as well.” complement each other,” says History Teacher Dan Gulotta, who co-teaches with Next year they plan to interweave their English Teacher Jack Kinder. “Stories and approach while capitalizing on their literature bring historical facts to life, while unique strengths. “As a new teacher, history provides the context.” Mr. Stanford brings energy and a fresh perspective to the classroom,” says Ms. Enthusiastic discussion, class simulations Gogerty. and mock trials benefi t from extended than our signifi cant others,” jokes Mr. class time to immerse students in Co-teaching requires good chemistry and Gulotta. historical eras. Both teachers address clear communication between teachers, history and literature in a seamless as Mr. Gulotta and Mr. Kinder both note. Combining subjects can open topics combination. “It’s a profound experience to get fi rst- to students who might not otherwise hand feedback and work together to create consider them. “We introduced Music theory teacher Stefi Gogerty and lessons and inspire students,” says Mr. programming to students who are Computer Programming Teacher Nathan Kinder. musically inclined,” says Ms. Gogerty, Stanford co-taught Sound Design and “and made music accessible for computer Programming, in which students learn The challenge of merging classes and students.” Mr. Stanford agrees. “Students how to use programming and technology disciplines requires much preparation. learn to collaborate to create something to create instruments and music. “We spend more time with each other they may not be able to do on their own.”

A combined class is perfect for students who may have a weakness in one area and a strength in the other. For other students, like 11th grader Melody Hashimi, her Humanities class combines “two of my favorite subjects, which I love!”

At left, Nathan Stanford and Stephanie Gogerty guide students Nicholas Mosov ’16 (left) and Langston Stephens ’17 through creation of sound boards. Above, Jack Kinder (left) and Daniel Gulotta lead lively discussion.

FALL-WINTER 2015 15 academics A Place Where Imagination Flourishes

Laser engraver, CNC router, 3D printer, Coordinator Faith Darling. “Many of their vinyl cutter, soldering irons, circuitry and projects will require a good deal of making “Having all these more: this isn’t a manufacturing plant— and they will be able to more rapidly machines together it’s the new Bullis Maker Space! Home prototype their ideas to see what works to much of the STEM work going on in and what doesn’t.” in one place opens classes and clubs this year, the Maker Other students using the space include Space helps students convert creative up opportunities to 8th grade tech majors and minors, and ideas into reality. Robotics Clubs in both Middle and Upper make anything we The Upper School’s Modern Problem School. Lower School classes also have could possibly think Solving class was among the fi rst to use plenty to work with, from littleBits circuit the space. Students learned shop skills kits to makey-makey invention kits. up.” and circuitry to build a t-shirt launcher and “I’ve learned how to 3D print, laser used CNC routing, soldering and circuits engrave, vinyl cut and so much more,” —Sammy Malin ’17 to adapt speakers for the space. They also says Sammy Malin ’17. “Having all these utilized 2D design and vinyl cutting tools machines together in one place opens up to create and sell laptop decals. opportunities to make anything we could “STEM capstone students are also possibly think up. It’s a place excited to get in the space,” reports STEM where imagination can fl ourish.”

At left, the lab’s Shopbot Desktop CNC Router allows students to prototype their ideas quickly in a variety of materials. Above, Alec Economakis ’15 and Henry Knopes ’15 select a socket wrench for their rolling whiteboard project.

16 BULLIS magazine service

Volunteering: “A Labor of Love”

Bullis is fortunate to have many parents until I helped make involved in a variety of activities in and out Gala decorations!” of the classroom. They work at the snack says Connie. Livia bar at games, provide treats for parties, Christensen cherishes make decorations for the Gala, package the peek into her Thanksgiving baskets, call potential son’s world when donors for the Annual Fund, organize the she organizes Lower 5K race…and much more. School parties: “It’s priceless to see the Whether taking the lead in a project or kids laugh, play and simply swinging by after drop-off to help chat.” with a mailing, Bullis parents are always willing to pitch in. “That’s what I love Volunteering also about Bullis,” says Connie Caulfi eld. introduces parents “Parents are respected for whatever time to people they may commitment they can give. Everyone is not have known otherwise. “Often I’ll experiences to come for her young son; valued and everyone understands when meet someone new or start talking when she talks with parents of older you’re too busy to do more.” to a teacher I have never spoken with students, she learns about “everything outside of the classroom,” says Krysti Many volunteers feel that they get back from homework load to sports programs Hinton. Livia credits volunteering for as much as they give. “I had no idea to social life!” the many friendships she’s made. She how much fun I had been missing also appreciates getting a preview of “Once you get involved, the more you want to be around,” says Sherri Jackson. Pauletta Nwosu, who received the Volunteer of the Year award, calls volunteering “a labor of love,” adding that “volunteering fosters creativity and friendship. We enjoy each other’s company as we journey through these years with our children and advise, laugh and learn from each other. We meet new friends and there is always room for more.”

At left, Connie Caulfi eld teams up with parent volunteers to prepare Thanksgiving baskets. Above, Liz Peacock (left) and Pauletta Nwosu put fi nishing touches on a basket.

FALL-WINTER 2015 17 athletics Bullis Adds Sports Information Director Position Math Teacher Joe Teets Takes on New Role

To better showcase athletic success stories role he holds in both the Upper and getting great photos of our athletes, to the community and media, Bullis Middle Schools—and he loves teaching, making rosters attainable electronically created a new position in the Athletics although his passion, he says, “has always and expanding the athletics website, just Department this school year: sports been in working with students on the to name a few.” He has also enhanced information director. athletic fi elds.” Along with teaching, Mr. the sports manager program to provide Teets coached a variety of Bullis sports, training in statistical tracking, game Joe Teets fi rst came to Bullis in 2007 including baseball, football and basketball. fi lming and team hospitality. after graduating from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. During his Since beginning his new assignment— “My goal is for Bullis athletics to continue years there he worked as the assistant while also still juggling a reduced to become a strong name in the D.C. to the school’s sports information teaching load—he has quickly become metro area as well as nationally,” Mr. director, creating UPJ’s athletics website an invaluable asset to the Athletic Teets says. “Celebrating the success of and helping produce athletic events on Department, says Girls Athletic Director our student-athletes on and off the fi eld campus. “It was a job I immediately grew Kathleen Lloyd. “He has already added and making it easier for our extended to love,” he recalls. so much by organizing the live streaming Bullis family to maintain their strong of games, helping with all home games connections to our teams gives me great Bullis hired him as a math teacher—a and the use of our new scoreboard, pride.”

Sports Information Director Joe Teets coordinates communication operations during a football game. Photo by Jonas Hosmer ’17

18 BULLIS magazine Alumni Return to Coach Next Generation

Among all the coaches that support Bullis’ sports. Those values not only helped me fun coaching than with JV hockey.The many athletic teams, ten are alumni to push my athletic career to the next level, players loved coming to practice and who proudly give back to the School. As but also helped me be more successful off had so much fun just playing the game Athletic Director Andres Parra ’99 says, the fi eld in real world situations.” regardless of their skill levels.” “Having so many alumni return to coach To work alongside former teachers and To appreciate all the changes since their here is a great measuring stick for just coaches: student years: how much this place touches the lives of its students.” Craig Aronoff ’04 (boys lacrosse, ice Craig Aronoff ’04: “Since I played for hockey): “I most enjoy working alongside Mike DelGrande, the lacrosse program Beyond an interest in giving back, why do my former teachers and coaches (Esty has transformed and progressed with they dedicate so many hours to coaching? Foster, Bobby Pollicino, Jeff Bellistri), the rapid development of the game. We To pass on skills and values learned at and getting to know them in an entirely have recorded monumental wins against Bullis to the next generation: different light!” conference foes and won our fi rst regular season IAC. I’m looking forward to what Maire O’Neill ’05 (girls lacrosse, fi eld For the reward: this coming season will bring!” hockey): “When I was playing I often Andres Parra ’99 (soccer): “Working with wondered why coaches used certain drills Brian Will ’08 (boys lacrosse): “I enjoy current Bullis students and seeing them and plays. Now I understand all of them being back in the community and giving mature in the classroom and on the fi eld and can adjust them and build on the back to a school that I loved. One of is a privilege. It is rewarding to coach great work of past generations of Bullis the biggest changes is the number of some of these student-athletes for several coaches. It’s nice to have that perspective championship banners hanging in the years, and to watch them grow as athletes on playing and coaching.” gym now—but there’s room for a few and as leaders.” more. I hope to hang another come May Nick Avedisian ’09 (boys lacrosse): “I Craig Aronoff ’04: “I haven’t had a more 2015!” hope to pass on many important values rewarding coaching experience or more that were instilled in me through Bullis

SAVE THE DATE:

Bullis School Annual Jerry May Golf Tournament

Sponsored by Total Wine & More and hosted by the Bullis Alumni Association

Friday, May 8, 2015 Falls Road Golf Course Potomac, MD

FALL-WINTER 2015 19 athletics Girls Tennis Wins the ISL; Football Triumphs in IAC

Congratulations to the varsity girls tennis team, which capped its undefeated season (12-0) with a win in the ISL-AA tournament. The team beat Holton- Arms,which had won the previous fi ve ISL- AA titles, including a 2009 tie with Bullis for the championship.

The team was led by senior Ines Vias, who has won the number 1 singles title in each of her three years at Bullis

Varsity tennis players, front row, from left, Ines Vias ’15, Rebecca Wuren ’17, Jessica Sauber ’15, Courtney Rau ’16, Ana Elhom ’17, Allison Bass ’17, Maqui Carrillo ’18; back row, Shelagh Meehan Asst. Coach, Coach Bob Pass, Sasha Frye ’15, Assist. Coach Nancy Keil, Nay Nay Dunwell ’17, Ki Ki Hobbs ’15 and Kaylah Hodge ’15.

Congratulations also to the varsity football team, which captured the IAC Championship with a hard fought 34-26 victory over Georgetown Prep on senior night. At right, players celebrate the win in a boisterous huddle.

The 2014 varsity football team was made up of Devonte Williams ’15, Patrick Johnson ’16, Benjamin Brown ’15, Damani Neal ’17, Jonathan Holland ’15, Brian Latham Jr. ’15, Dwayne Haskins ’16, Andres Lopez ’17, Julian James ’15, Jebreel Adonis ’17, Blake Matthews ’16, Niles McCoy ’18, Langston Stephens ’17, Nathaniel Lewis ’15, Cameron Brown ’16, Lee Jarmon ’17, Stanford Becton ’16, Eric Allen ’18, Jahred

Jackson ’17, Kyle Fairbanks ’18, Alexander Trippi Photo by Jonas Hosmer ’17 ’17, Jack Forrest ’16, Jeffrey Oxner ’16, Nick Moskov ’16, David McLaurin ’15, Adedamola Orimolade ’15, Griffi th Gosnell ’16, Donald Moran ’16, Derrick Tangelo ’17, John Chapin ’16, Zachary Lee ’17, Steven Shollenberger ’16, Evan Thompson ’17, Craig Williams, Jr. ’16, Sean Weinberger ’18 and Wagner Wakeman ’17.

20 BULLIS magazine Building Support for Bullis One at a Time

Engraved bricks are once again available! Purchase a personalized brick in honor or memory of a student, team, teacher, individual or family.

Proceeds from brick purchases help to support the Annual Fund at Bullis. Thank you for supporting Bullis and showing your school spirit! Please print text as you wish it to be engraved on the brick. Limit: 15 letters per line – 3 lines maximum per brick.

One letter or character per block Please use a separate form for each brick ordered.

Name: ______Relationship to Bullis: ______

Address: ______

Phone: ______E-mail: ______

Preferred location: Front of The Marriott Family Library _____ or Kline Alumni Stadium _____

Brick orders are payable in full. Please complete this form and return with a check for $250 made payable to Bullis School. Mail to: Bullis School Advancement Office, 10601 Falls Road, Potomac, MD 20854 Questions? Please email [email protected] All contributions are tax deductible to a 501(c)(3) organization in accordance with IRS regulations.

FALL-WINTER 2015 21 alumni profi le

Samier Mansur ’03

Helping Bullis and other communities “Live Safe”

It still amazes Samier Mansur how a investigate further using the information international relations and minors in friend’s unfortunate incident became an provided by users. “Everyone wants to economics and religion. incredible business opportunity. Samier’s do the right thing,” says Samier, “and by In 2010, Samier moved to Bangladesh friend Shy Pahlevani was mugged in making it easy, the app allows people to where he worked in development for Washington, D.C., and after discussing the become a part of the community’s safety a local economic consulting fi rm and incident they agreed that there had to be a solution.” as a consultant for the U.S. Agency for way to allow people to report crimes easily, Samier co-founded LiveSafe in 2013, and International Development. “While living discreetly and in a way that would benefi t the company has become one of the there,” Samier says, “I noticed challenges others. Samier’s keen eye for design fastest growing start-ups in the region, with safety and security and I wanted coupled with Shy’s technology background with board and corporate advisors that to do something that could help solve created an ideal platform to join forces include media mogul Barry Diller and and prevent crime in the area.” Perhaps and create LiveSafe, an Android and iOS Chelsea Clinton. Today Samier leads without realizing it, Samier had discovered mobile safety app. community engagement efforts and works the passion that would direct him to the Bullis is one of the fi rst secondary schools closely with the product team to develop next step in his career. to sign on with the system. The easy- features to keep LiveSafe users safe and Not long after Samier returned from to-use app allows police and school empowered. Bangladesh, the idea for LiveSafe began to authorities to communicate directly with Samier always had an interest in take shape. A key element of LiveSafe is to students and other users to disseminate peace-keeping and confl ict resolution. empower users. With the SafeWalk feature, information about accidents and crime on After college, he worked for a defense users can invite someone to virtually walk campuses. Through iPhone and Android contractor that supported coalition them to their destination. The LiveSafe devices, students can report GPS-tagged objectives for peaceful outcomes in Iraq team hopes their feature will allow users information with pictures, video and and Afghanistan. He attended James to walk more confi dently on campus at audio clips. Safety offi cials can respond Madison University, where he coordinated night, for example. The app also has an to students via a Command Dashboard events for global peace and non-violence. icon for a user to directly call 911. using a real-time two-way chat, or He graduated in 2007 with a degree in

22 BULLIS magazine From far left, Samier Mansur’s 2003 Roll Call yearbook portrait; Samier ’03 in front of the LiveSafe display with students Harry Kaplan ’19, Sierra Leonard ’19, Alexis Leder ’19, Dominique Monincx ’19, Nyah Hall ’19, Grace Gibson ’19, Raquel Wetzler ’19, Rosemary Frohn ’19, Caroline Martin ’19, Mira Fink ’19 and Drew Katz ’19; Samier meets with fellow mentors Jon Isaacson ’89, left, and Jason Shrensky ’91; Samier and Director of Security David Beurger test the LiveSafe app’s connection with the School’s dashboard.

Last fall, Virginia Commonwealth which I continue to use on a daily basis,” “A tool like LiveSafe University was the fi rst school to he says. “Considering how graphics and implement LiveSafe, and in only one other design elements interact with each can empower year they have reported a 40% decrease other to create an intuitive experience for in campus crime. LiveSafe quickly our users is very important in my work students and schools expanded to other area colleges including today, and something I’m grateful to have to work together Georgetown University and the University learned from her.” of Baltimore, and to schools and sports LiveSafe has a promising future. Media to ensure safety on stadiums in 19 states. outlets like “Good Morning America” campuses.” Bullis implemented LiveSafe this fall and have already presented stories about its uses it to communicate effi ciently during innovative platform. Recently, The White —Samier Mansur ’03 safety and weather emergencies. “LiveSafe House and Congress have discussed is an innovative tool that we are proud holding schools accountable for crimes to roll out to our campus,” says Director that take place on their campuses. “A tool of Security David Buerger. “In addition like LiveSafe can empower students and to providing two-way communication schools to work together to ensure safety between users and the security team, the on campuses,” says Samier. app also provides an electronic platform “Having LiveSafe implemented in the for the placement of emergency plans. It is daily life of my alma mater is surreal and effi cient and easy to use.” wonderful,” says Samier. “It means a great Looking back on how Bullis prepared him, deal to have Bullis support LiveSafe and it Samier recalls his art classes with Mrs. feels great to give back to a place that has Deborah Donoghue, who still teaches given me so much.” art today. “Mrs. Donoghue cultivated and encouraged my sense of creativity

FALL-WINTER 2015 23 alumni profi le

Captain (Ret.) William Henry Hamilton Jr. ’45

From Bullis swim team to the Navy SEALs

“Swimming has always been a big thing Naval Academy—however, graduating prepared me so well that I was able to get in my life,” Captain Bill Hamilton Jr. ’45 from Greenbrier Military School at a Presidential appointment to the Naval remarks in cheerful understatement. After 16, he was too young to apply. Bullis Academy. “ Most appointments were graduating from Bullis and the Naval School’s reputable one-year postgraduate granted by Congressional representatives, Academy and pursuing a naval career, he preparatory program made all the with a handful of candidates directly would go on to found the Navy SEALs. difference for Hamilton and hundreds appointed by the President. While packing “I’m the guy who helped to invent them,” like him. At the time, as Bullis enrollment for Annapolis and the Academy, Hamilton he admits. soared due to so many young men received a letter from Commander William wanting to prepare for tough military F. Bullis commending his academic In June 1944, Bullis School requested academy entrance exams, Bill Hamilton’s performance with a check for $50, a additional gas from the Ration Board of tuition was $112.50 a month; his textbooks prize for having the highest grades in the Virginia for a student who was commuting cost an additional $19 per semester. school. in the family car from Arlington to the School’s Silver Spring campus. The boy’s The Silver Spring campus “was a beautiful He did not need “cracking down” after mother wrote to express thanks on behalf place,” Bill Hamilton remembers of its all, being both an exceptional student and of her son, William H. Hamilton Jr., 17, four-and-a-half wooded acres and newly an exceptional offi cer and leader in the adding that the School could “crack renovated building. He played right tackle Navy. His skill as a swimmer, developed down” on her energetic son if need be. “I on a football team that won all but one on the modest Bullis swim team, along hope that Bill will make the school proud of their games that season. Though the with an interest in diving led him to duty of him.” Decades later, Captain William H. Bullis varsity team was offi cially the Little as a commander—or “skipper”—of an Hamilton Jr. ’45 has done just that. Admirals at the time, “we called ourselves underwater demolition team (UDT) in the the ‘Good Time Charlies,’” Hamilton 1950s. He was also asked to train Green Son of a Navy offi cer who fl ew bombing recalls. A talented swimmer, he was also Berets in scuba diving for the Army even missions and commanded the USS Iowa a member of the Bullis swim team, which though he was a Navy offi cer. during World War II, Hamilton was an practiced at a nearby D.C. hotel pool. outstanding student set on following in Hamilton’s expertise in ocean waters his father’s footsteps by attending the Hamilton excelled in his studies. “Bullis

24 BULLIS magazine From left, Captain William Hamilton Jr. ’45 as a diver on an Underwater Demolition Team (UDT) in the 1950s; as a UDT diver, Hamilton descends from a helicopter off Key West, Florida; as a Navy test pilot Hamilton poses beside a Boeing B-54 bomber; and Hamilton in his formal (circa 1980) Navy offi cer portrait.

also brought him an opportunity to serve Captain Hamilton is widely credited for “The SEALs have as a test pilot for ejection seats in Navy his signifi cant role in creating the fi rst aircraft when the Navy wanted to improve Navy SEAL commando units, organizing become one of the the versions that had been used in WWII. SEAL Teams One and Two, appointing Lt. Hamilton piloted a plane over the sea Cmdr. Roy Boehm as the fi rst team leader, most elite forces in off the Florida coast and detonated an coordinating the program design and the world—I am very explosive charge under his seat. Propelled authoring the SEAL mission statement to into the air, he dropped into the water by defi ne the force’s purpose and function. proud of my part in parachute and was rescued via helicopter. Hamilton maintained both an active and He won a Legion of Merit award for the administrative role in developing the their creation.” test. “I proved to them that it could be SEALs over his long career. “The SEALs done,” he says. “I was alive—that’s what have become one of the most elite forces —Capt. William proved it.” in the world,” he says. “I am very proud of my part in their creation.” Hamilton Jr. In 1962, following the Cuban missile crisis and the Bay of Pigs invasion, John Nor does he forget where it all started F. Kennedy recognized the need for more for him. “Bullis gave me the edge that I American special forces. Captain Hamilton needed to get into the Naval Academy,” had already suggested that UDT teams he says, “and gave me the smarts that I take on covert operations, and soon a needed in the Academy and for the rest of presidential directive to the Navy ordered my life. Hamilton and a team of offi cers to “I remember only good things at Bullis,” develop a new force based on the Navy’s he concludes. “That school did a lot for underwater teams: “Sea, Air and Land,” or me.” SEAL teams.

FALL-WINTER 2015 25 alumni class notes

From left, Robert Sutton ’60, Nick Markoff ’60, and Edward Scoville III ’60 catch up with each other at their 50 year reunion from the United States Naval Academy; Tom Wohlfarth ’79 and his wife Diane cut the cake in celebration at their wedding last April.

1960 1988 Pennsylvania and are thrilled to announce Last spring, alumni Nick Markoff , Robert Last year, Seth Davis published his third that they’re expecting their fi rst child this Sutton and Edward Scoville III reunited at book, Wooden: A Coach’s Life, to critical spring. the 50 year reunion celebrating their 1964 acclaim. Seth and his family reside in Los 2000 graduation from the United States Naval Angeles, California. Kate Clute is teaching fi rst grade at the Academy. The three men were roommates 1992 American Embassy School in New Delhi, at Bullis and reminisced and shared Congratulations to Adam Sanders who India. AES is an international school that stories about the dorm life and what a was selected to receive the 2014 New provides an American-style education great experience they had as prep students York Metro Rising Stars award presented to children of expats. Kate has students attending the Silver Spring campus. by Super Lawyers—a rating service of from America, Canada, England, Australia, 1979 outstanding lawyers from more than New Zealand, Sweden, Norway, Japan, Congratulations to Tom Wohlfarth and 70 practice areas who have attained a Korea and Israel in her class this year. Kate Diane Leopold, who were married on high-degree of peer recognition and encourages alumni who are interested in April 5 in Richmond, Virginia. Tom and professional achievement. Adam is a teaching internationally to email her at Diane are both are employed by Dominion corporate and real estate attorney at [email protected]. Resources Inc., where Tom is senior vice Sanders Legal Group in New York City, 2002 president of regulatory affairs and Diane where he lives with his wife and two Sean O’Neill is the lead singer and plays is president of dominion energy, the daughters. the bass in his band, Otis Heat. The band natural gas subsidiary. The couple has fi ve 1999 was formed in 2008 in Portland, Oregon children, ranging from age 9 to 19. Best wishes to Celeste (Melanson) after Sean and another man “met” in a 1986 Sweeney and her husband Joseph car accident and were helped by a man Gautam Basu stopped by campus in July Sweeney who were married on June 21 at named Otis. As it happened, all three on a trip to the States from Finland, where The Reeds Resort in Stone Harbor, New were headed to the same party that day, he is currently living. He received a Ph.D. Jersey. Several members of the Bullis and from there the band was formed. in operations management from Aalto community were in attendance to toast They began playing music and eventually University in Helsinki, Finland last spring the couple, including Kathleen and Ty started touring the country. For more and became a partner at Ernst & Young in Lloyd, Jason Strunk and Hilary Vellenga. information please visit www.otisheat. Advisory Services. The Sweeneys reside in West Chester, com.

26 BULLIS magazine From left, Celeste (Melanson) Sweeney ’99 and her husband Joe Sweeney rejoice at their wedding in June; Kate Clute ’00 poses with her students during International Day at her school; Cali Peyton Myers, daughter of Jeremy Myers ’06 and Jocelyn Bailey ’08 is all smiles.

After receiving his master’s degree in education and human development from George Washington University in 2010, Share Your News Sean Tracy worked for three years as a paraeducator in Montgomery County Newly married? Relocating? Expanding your family? Public Schools. For the past four years, Celebrating a career transition? Sean has been a mathematics special education teacher (focusing primarily on Exotic travel in the works? algebra and geometry), and the varsity Please send in your Class Notes for the next Bullis Magazine to keep boys basketball coach at Bethesda Chevy- your classmates and other Bullis friends up to date. High-resolution Chase High School. Sean and his wife photos (JPEG format) are always welcome. Yalda were married on July 26 in Montego Be sure to “like” us on Facebook—search Bullis School Alumni Bay, Jamaica. Association—and follow us on Twitter: @BullisAlumni and Michael Glasby is the development Instagram: @BullisSchoolAlumni. associate and head boys basketball Email your updates to Jennifer Hayman Okun ’99, assistant director of coach at Paul Public Charter School in alumni and events, at [email protected]. Washington, D.C.

2004 Solutions working on a Defense Logistics Since 2011, Sam Sentz has been an Brad Ross was named an assistant coach Agency contract and also just started his Arlington County police offi cer, and for the Ohio State men’s lacrosse team second year as Bullis’ boys junior varsity last April he received the special Crisis and will serve as the team’s offensive basketball coach and his fourth year as the Intervention Team (CIT) Award given to coordinator and recruiting coordinator. boys varsity assistant basketball coach. offi cers for their outstanding work and Jocelyn graduated from the University contribution in saving lives. Additionally, 2006 of Delaware in 2012 where she majored Sam is in his fi rst year as assistant varsity Congratulations to Jeremy Myers and in fashion merchandising and was a boys basketball coach at Washington Jocelyn Bailey ’08 who welcomed their four year letter winner on the women’s and Lee High School. Sam and his wife daughter Cali Peyton Myers on April basketball team. She now works for Angela were married in 2012 and reside in 10, 2014. Jeremy is currently working Nordstrom as a manager and fashion Arlington, Virginia. as a software engineer for Xcelerate stylist.

FALL-WINTER 2015 27 alumni class notes

Alumni gather at the wedding of Lauren (Ellie) Prince ’06 and Tyler Herbert. From left, AJ Anido ’06, Mark O’Halloran ’06, Jeff Rubin ’06, Chad Prince ’03, Elyssa Emsellem ’06, Claire Olszewski ’06, Lauren (Ellie) Prince, Kelly Anderson ’06, Samantha Havas ’06, Mandy Tehaan ’06, Alex Lavalleye ’06, Celia (Gendler) Lupkin ’06, Sammy Moskowitz ’06, Michael Parsons ’04. Not pictured, Tim Conrad ’06; at right, Olivia Grady ’07 poses after graduation from Tulane University’s law school; below right, Sam Thomas ’12 and Sandrita Borckardt ’14 embrace after running into each other on campus at the University of Maryland last summer. Lauren (Ellie) Prince was married to Tyler Board, a publicly-traded management and Congratulations to Brooke Gutschick Herbert on October 11 at her parents’ consulting fi rm in the D.C. area. and Amy Yang, both of whom made home in Potomac, Maryland. Ellie works Dean’s Commendation List for the spring 2012 for NBC Universal as a producer for 2014 semester at Gettysburg College. Sam Thomas worked as an orientation Ann Curry. Many Bullis alumni were in Brooke and Amy are both sophomores at advisor at the University of Maryland attendance and part of the bridal party. Gettysburg. Brooke is considering a major this summer and coincidentally, Sandrita in organization and management studies 2007 Borckardt ’14 was in his group of and a minor in education and Amy has a Olivia Grady graduated from Tulane students. Sam is in his junior year at UMD double major in math and philosophy. University Law School in the spring and is a criminology and criminal justice and is currently working for The Cato major. Institute in Washington, D.C., in their legal Congratulations to Dixi Wu and Zhou Bei, department. who recently became engaged. Dixi and Sarah O’Neill received her master’s Zhou are both juniors at the University degree in Education from Marymount of Virginia, where Dixi is studying University. This year, she began teaching architecture and is spending the fall third grade at Alexandria Country Day semester studying in Florence, Italy. School in Alexandria, Virginia. Nigel Pruitt is a junior at Kennesaw State 2009 University, majoring in communications, In August, Lauren Polun started a job at and was named one of the captains of the Monumental Sports where she is working school’s basketball team. This summer, he with the Washington Wizards and Capitals and the basketball team played in a fi ve- IN MEMORIAM in their sales department. game summer tour in Italy. We extend our deepest sympathies to 2010 2013 the families of those in our close Bullis Ryan Wright graduated from the Anthony Thompson was named fi rst circle who have recently passed away: University of Virginia last May, where team all-rookie league for his performance Lon Meisenhelder ’54 as a freshman on the Holy Cross men’s he majored in foreign affairs and played Sophie Dorot ’06 varsity basketball for one year. Currently, basketball team for the 2013-14 season. Nora Kasten ’06 Ryan works at the Corporate Executive

28 BULLIS magazine Alumni at Redskins Game

A group of alumni traveled to Houston to watch the Washington Redskins take on the Houston Texans in early September. Pictured are Steven Burke ’08, Paul Davis ’04, Brandon Burke ’13, Jordan Burke ’05, Keith Cohen ’06, Mark Shesser, Grant Hollingsworth ’04, Vladimir Tintchev ’02, Svetlin Tintchev ’06, Andrew Gordon ’07, Nicky Gordon ’09, Kermit Carter ’05, Josh Ein ’06, Ross Koenig ’02, Moise Fokou ’04, Jake Bender ’06, Ross Bender ’09, Hunter Gosnell ’06, Jordan Cafritz ’06, Josh Weiner, Justin Nemeroff ’09, Zack Harwood ’06, Jared Robins ’03 and Brandon Allen ’07.

Boys Alumni Soccer Game

Bullis alumni enjoyed a morning of fun and soccer, playing against Bullis’ varsity soccer team in August. Front row, from left, Chris Lathem ’07, Alex Robinson ’14, Isaac Fried ’14; second row, Carl Tugberk ’98, Varsity Boys Soccer Coach Andres Parra ’99, Jason Mejia ’16, Alex Truitt ’15, Jonah Nielsen ’15, Devan Jones ’17, Thomas Opsahl ’15, Carter Morris ’16, Alonso Flores-Noel ’18, Noah Nwosu ’18; third row, Assistant Coach Chris Allotey, Tod Fishburne ’87, Tom Cowles ’00, Justin Friedlander ’15, John Friedlander ’82, Jacob Friedlander ’17, Jacob Denison ’17, Chris Lemus ’17; back row, Phillip Nwosu ’10, Ben Catt ’14, Chris Mejia ’06, Jeff Rubin ’06, Andrew Banadda ’06, Max Eichner ’16, Neal Rosenthal ’98, Paul Steel ’16, Petr Janda ’17 and Cam Link ’15.

FALL-WINTER 2015 29 alumni reunions Class of 1974

The Class of 1974 gathered to celebrate their 40th reunion in early June for a weekend of fun, including a Washington Nationals baseball game, campus tour at Bullis and cocktails and dinner in Bethesda. Most of the group had not seen each other since graduation and they all remarked about how much they enjoyed catching up after so long. “We went through a lot together and as we get older, time passes by quickly. It was great reconnecting and now we can hopefully continue to be in touch,” says Doug Tuomey ’74. Former Headmaster, teacher, alumnus and founder’s son Larry Bullis ’54 poses with some of his students outside their old math classroom in North The alumni came from all over the Hall—from left, Lee Emrich ’74, Mike Foreman ’74, Ray Manning ’74, Larry country and were joined by alumnus and Bullis, Christian Vernosky ’74 and Carl Taylor ’74. former Headmaster Larry Bullis ’54 and alumnus and former teacher and coach Nick Markoff ’60. “I taught many of these guys math and coached many of them in football,” says Larry Bullis, “so I really got to know as boys and now, seeing them as young men, husbands and fathers was a thrill.” Ray Manning ’74 and Doug Tuomey spearheaded the reunion. Thanks to them and all of the men from the class of ’74 who were able to attend!

Interested in planning a class reunion?

Contact Jennifer Hayman 1974 reunion attendees included, front row, from left, Bill Crim ’74, Doug Tuomey ’74, Roger OKun ’99, assistant Hayden ’74 and Joe Paige ’74; middle row, Carl Taylor ’74, Steve Heidenberger ’74, Larry Bullis director of alumni, at ’54 and Christian Vernosky ’74; back row, Nick Markoff ’60, Doug McDaniel ’74, Mike Foreman [email protected] ’74, Lee Emrich ’74 and Ray Manning ’74. or 301-634-3649

30 BULLIS magazine Class of 1994

Richard ’94 and Amy (Kaplon) Greenberg ’94 hosted their class of 1994’s 20 year reunion at their home in Bethesda on October 25. They had a great turnout and everyone enjoyed catching up with each other. Jordan Schugar ’94 exclaimed, “Like many of my classmates, we grew up at Bullis. It’s particularly nice to see that after all these years, everyone seems to be thriving. It was a fun night and we’re all looking forward to the next reunion.” Amy and Jordan planned an enjoyable 20 year reunion— thank you both for your hard work! 1994 reunion attendees included, in front, from left, Shannon Kelly ’94, Rich Greenberg ’94, Amy (Kaplon) Greenberg ’94, Sharon (Schneiderman) Reznick ’94 and Carrie (Sperling) Leibowitz ’94; In back, Shawn Kane ’94, Jordan Schugar ’94, Marcus Goodman ’94, Jon Beigler ’94, Rob Stien ’94, Rob Allegar ’94, Brian Roberts ’94 and Nick Hunter ‘94. Not pictured, Andrea (Dotter) Slattery ’94. Class of 2004

Nearly forty-fi ve alumni from the class of 2004 got together on October 10 at Mission in D.C. for a night of fun and reconnecting with friends and former classmates. Paul Davis ’04 recalls that his class was the fi rst to start Bullis in third grade, making them the fi rst set of “lifers” (attending Bullis for 10 years). ”This is one of the greatest classes,” Paul proudly proclaimed. “Many of my classmates are still among my closest friends today.” A special thank you to Kyle Heidenberger ’04 who Attending the 2004 reunion were front row, from left, Melanie Horsford ’04, Amanda Feldman was instrumental in planning such a ’04, Paul Davis ’04, Courtney (Pratt) Pena ’04, Maria Dolbec-Oliveras ’04, Melissa Tillery ’04, successful and fun evening for members Kyle Heidenberger ’04 and Steven Spector ’04; second row, Raleigh Lancaster ’04, Lillian of the class of 2004. Heard ’04, Laura Steyer ’04, Alan Schwartzbeck ’04, Craig Aronoff ’04, Julia Bartlett ’04, Jesse Garchik ’04, Bobby Malek ’04, Sam Greenberg ’04, Aaron Gorman ’04 and JD Hague ’04; third row, Adam Fryer ’04, Mark Levy ’04, John Heaviside ’04, Mudit Gilotra ’04, Claudia Bahar ’04, Mackenzie Staffi er ’04, Michael Parsons ’04, David Logwood ’04 and Chris King ’04; back row, Travis Lay ’04, Grant Hollingsworth ’04 and Kris Mehrling ’04.

FALL-WINTER 2015 31 homecoming Homecoming Celebration Includes Revived

On Friday, October 24, nearly 1,500 A special highlight of the evening was champion, a three-time IAC champion and people packed the stands at Kline Alumni our Athletics Hall of Fame half-time a two-time Maryland State Champion. In Stadium for our annual Homecoming ceremony which honored the 1995-96 just three years at Bullis, he set a school festivities. The Bulldogs had an Boys Basketball Team and wrestlers Max record of 143 wins. outstanding game and defeated Landon, Meltzer ’02 and Matt Palmer ’02. In just three years, Matt captured 136 the weather was cool and crisp, spirit for The 1995-96 Varsity Boys Basketball team wins, was a three-time IAC champion and the Blue and Gold was high and everyone was led by Head Coach Michael Hibbs a National Prep champion. had a great time. and Assistant Coaches Neil Berkman and Prior to the game, the Alumni Association Billy Miller. They fi nished the season as To read more about each of our inductees, had a terrifi c turnout for our revived IAC Champions with a record of 12-0 in please visit www.bullis.org/halloffame Alumni Family Tailgate. Nearly 100 alumni the IAC conference, an overall record of and their families gathered in the Dining 22-1 and a #3 ranking by The Washington Hall for dinner and to connect with old Post. This team included Bullis’ fi rst All- friends. We were thrilled to welcome so Met player, Dave Clark ’96, and All-Met many alumni back to campus to celebrate honorable mention for Tony Michell ’96. Homecoming 2014 with friends, former Max Meltzer was a three-time IAC classmates, teachers and coaches from Champion, three-time National Prep across the decades.

At the Alumni Family Tailgate, from left, Cyndi (Bullis) Vasco ’83, Keith Vasco ’84 and Karen (Dockser) Walter ’85 catch up before the game. Center photo, alumnus and former Headmaster Larry Bullis ’54 with Sean Tuomey ’78. At top, Scott Underhill ’84 and Chris Kim ’84.

32 BULLIS magazine Alumni Tailgate and Hall of Fame Inductions

Hall of Fame inductee Max Meltzer ’02 (center, holding plaque), surrounded by family, from left, Alan Meltzer, Amy Meltzer, Mike Stagnitta, Tai Herpst, Liz (Meltzer) Stagnitta ’98, Jennifer Meltzer and Mark Meltzer. Matt Palmer ’02, who was also inducted, was unable to attend.

Hall of Fame inductees from the 1995-1996 basketball team were, from left, Bernard Threatt ’96, Asst. Coach Billy Miller, Clayton Lyles ’96, Chris Thornton ’96, Tony Michell ’96, Head Coach Michael Hibbs, Asst. Coach Neil Berkman, Rich Armstead ’97, Larry Miles ’96, Manager Matthew Rosenblatt ’97 and Manager Shannon Ryan Crain ’98. Not pictured: Dave Clark ’96, Greg Grinder ’96, Brett Isaacson ’96, Darnell Evans ’97, Brice Leconte ’97 and Robert Kearney ’98.

FALL-WINTER 2015 33 alumni spotlight Alicia Florin ’08

opportunities to see the world—literally boundaries when necessary and continue and fi guratively.” One of her memories to look forward. I knew I didn’t want to includes playing the trumpet with the give up my passion for lacrosse; I couldn’t jazz and concert bands in China. “We see doing anything else. I want to open performed in several venues in China, but people’s eyes to the sport the same way our performance at the Great Wall was a Coach Lloyd opened my eyes all those real thrill. Bullis certainly took me around years ago.” the world and opened my eyes to travel.”

Alicia was a four-year starter for the Kenyon College Ladies lacrosse team. Du ring her college career she was ranked “You should play lacrosse; you’d be great in the Top 10 in assists, draw controls and at it!” exclaimed Bullis Coach (and current draws per game at Kenyon, and made girls athletic director) Kathleen Lloyd to All-Conference in 2008 and 2012 for the Alicia Florin. Although she was only in North Coast Athletic Conference. Alicia 7th grade at the time and had no prior appreciated the discipline and lessons she experience playing lacrosse, Alicia followed gained from lacrosse, including “how to the coach’s suggestion and tried it out. work as a team, how to be a leader, and Little did she know lacrosse would quickly how to deal with issues maturely—lessons become her passion, and later on her I’m not sure I would have learned so early career. if I hadn’t played lacrosse.”

This summer, Alicia became the assistant Following graduation from Kenyon in women’s lacrosse coach for the team’s 2012, Alicia combined her love of lacrosse inaugural season at Mercer University and travel and headed to Reading, in Macon, Georgia. “I’m really excited to England, where she spent two years be at Mercer,” says Alicia, “particularly working as a local development offi cer for because it’s the fi rst season. The girls are the English Lacrosse Association. Alicia new, I’m new and we have the opportunity focused her efforts on expanding and to build this program together, along with sustaining lacrosse programs in England (head coach) Eve Levinson.” and coached several teams at the youth, high school, university and adult levels. Alicia remembers her time fondly at Bullis, which she attended from 4th-12th To Bullis students interested in pursuing grade. She credits much of her success in a career in athletics, Alicia offers the athletics and in life thus far to her time on following advice: “Know where you want campus, recalling “Bullis gave me great to go and work hard to get there. Push

Top left, Alicia’s senior portrait from the 2008 Roll Call yearbook. Above right, Alicia gets ready to pass the ball to her teammate on the Kenyon College Ladies lacrosse team and Alicia in her offi cial Mercer University athletic photo.

34 BULLIS magazine Mystery Alumni Photos? ? Can you identify the people in ? either of these photos? Please email your answers to Jennifer (Hayman) Okun ’99 at [email protected] by February 14. The fi rst person to answer correctly will win a prize from the Alumni Offi ce!

Answers to Mystery Photos from Spring/Summer Magazine *Thank you to Ed Castle ’74 who recognized his classmates from their 1974 graduation! From far left; Larry Bullis ’54, Rob Stern ’74, Doug McDaniel ’74, Ron Gangemi ’74, Doug Tuomey ’74, Ray Manning ’74, Steve Heidenberger ’74, Rob Foreman ’74.

*Ms. Elizabeth Kolb, former Bullis English teacher, fondly recalls Bridget Barnes ’98, Allison Krupin ’98, Kelly Paul ’98, Rachel Pollack ’98 and Elyssa Barron ’98 from their graduation in 1998.

To view all mystery alumni photos, visit www.bullis.org/alumni

FALL-WINTER 2015 35 alumni Bullis Alumni Brain Teaser

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2013-2014 advancement perspectives A shining example of past and present joining together to ensure the future

A perfect moment captures the essence of a community—this year’s moment was Homecoming. On that wonderful Friday night, the campus swelled with people and pride and our alumni returned in record numbers for a tailgate party to reconnect with old friends. Our Hall of Fame inductees—wrestlers Max Meltzer ’02 and Matt Palmer ’02 and the 1995-96 boys basketball team—were honored at halftime (did I mention we beat Landon 42-14?) and the alumni patio and stands were packed. Best, when Larry Bullis ’54, the founders’ son and former headmaster, paced the sidelines with Jerry Boarman, current head of school, Bullis’ past and present seemed to join in true camaraderie.

Bullis has always relied on the loyalty and efforts of its ever-expanding community, and today we have reached a crucial moment for the School when past and present can join forces to create the future. The Bullis spirit is strong, expressed in acts of giving and generosity such as donations to the Annual Fund and special projects. Our genuinely philanthropic culture has resulted in superb campus upgrades, expanding educational programs and milestones including a second year of 100% staff participation in the Annual Fund. That giving and committed support is also evident in early progress toward breaking ground for our Discovery Center in the near future.

Our capital campaign fundraising effort is in its quiet phase before a public launch, yet we have already raised more funds for Bullis than ever before. This is a shining example of past and present joining together to ensure the future.

The following pages list the many donors who brought us to last year’s $1 million Annual Fund goal. We are deeply grateful to all of you for outstanding support, and we thank last year’s Annual Fund co-chairs, Berry Trimble and David Cohen ’87, and Gala co-chairs Krysti Hinton and Lis Petkevich for their dedicated efforts.

Whether you are an alumnus, a present or former parent, a friend or a neighbor of Bullis, thank you for supporting this great School—and thank you for your continued, caring commitment.

Sincerely,

Joanne Szadkowski Director of Institutional Advancement & Alumni

38 BULLIS magazine Honor Roll of Lifetime Giving to Bullis

It is with great pleasure that we recognize those donors who, throughout the years, have made Bullis a top philanthropic priority.

In our Strategic Plan and through continuing efforts on the part of the Bullis Board of Trustees, we have emphasized the important goal of “building a culture of philanthropy” at Bullis. As you can see from this page, together we have made great strides toward this achieving goal. Thank you to those individuals, families, foundations and corporations whose philanthropy has made an impact on our school.

This Honor Roll of Lifetime Giving (cumulative giving) to Bullis encompasses the gym project, The Marriott Family Library, The Blair Family Center for the Arts, Kline Alumni Stadium, capital projects, endowment and Annual Fund.

Thank you to all whose names appear here, and thank you to everyone who made a gift to Bullis.

$1,000,000 + $100,000 - $249,999 Alice and Tom Blair Pennie and Gary Abramson Jennifer Blair ’89 and Jim Signora Charlotte* and Robert* Anderson Kerry and Andrew ’86 Blair Mary and Ed Bartlett Mikel and David ’87 Blair Kathleen and Kevin Braun The Glenstone Foundation, Mitchell P. Rales, Founder Bullis Alumni Association The Marriott Family Bullis Parents Association Rachel and Tom Sullivan Connie and Pat Caulfi eld June and David Trone Coakley Williams Construction, Inc. Patricia and Alan Cohen $500,000 - $999,999 Deborah and Bruce Downey Kathryn and Michael Hanley Karen and Dudley ’68 Dworken Nicki Howard Carol and Hank Goldberg Ron Howard Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Becky and Rick Kay Hala and Ashraf Elattar Theresa and Brad ’72 Kline The Funger Foundation, Inc. Amy and Alan Meltzer Marla and Steven Garchik Lyn Rales Garchik Family Foundation Xin Huang Ilene Gordon Tom Gordon $250,000 - $499,999 The Hanley Foundation Sara and Bruce Brandaleone Traci and Lamont Hoffman Patricia and David Butler Norbert Hornstein and Amy Weinberg Bill Fogle and Marilyn Wun-Fogle Lorna and John Howard Edward E. Ford Foundation Artis Isaac Doris* and Jerry Friedlander Karen Isaac Debbie and Ron Harrison Lydia and David Jackson Bruce Kogod and Family The James M. Johnston Trust Jeannette Lee Dick Jung and Jan Anderson Donna and Bill Marriott Nancy and Dick Marriott J. Willard Marriott Foundation Julie and Steve Marriott Susan and Frank Mars Lew Norman ’39 Carol and David Pensky Geraldine and Bob* Novak Pammi and Rakesh Sahni Kathy and Gary Parsons Sapius, Inc. Tom Phillips Nikola and Milton Theo Phillips Publishing International, Inc. Janis and Kevin Tighe Anne and LeRoy Pingho Joan and John ’80 Vassos Potomac Theatre Company, Inc. Missy and Joe Walsh Kathy and Andy Prescott Rory and Shelton Zuckerman Betsy and Jim Rill Carol and Mike Steed The David S. Stone Foundation Helen and Ken Thompson Nancy and Mark Weinberger

* Deceased TOTAL VOLUNTARY SUPPORT TO BULLIS, 2013-2014

Annual Fund $1,058,841 Bullis Gala 2012 $335,000 Capital/Restricted Gifts $758,037 Total Support $2,151,878

Trustee Support Annual Fund $339,550 The Board of Trustees achieved 100% participation in the Annual Fund.

Parent Support Annual Fund $790,732

Alumni Support Annual Fund $64,503

Faculty and Staff Support Annual Fund $40,186 100% of the Bullis Faculty and Staff made gifts to the 2013-2014 Annual Fund.

Bullis School Endowment Bullis School’s endowment was $11,053,000 as of June 30, 2014.

Gifts were received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. Annual Fund fi gures refl ect unrestricted gifts received during fi scal 2013-2014 to fund current operations.

We have made every effort to ensure that this report is accurate. If we have made an error, please notify the Advancement Offi ce at 301-634-3697 so that we may update our records.

40 BULLIS magazine FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014 ANNUAL REVENUES AND EXPENSES

Operating Revenues Dollar Percentage Tuition & Fees $21,850,288 85% Activities & Auxiliary $466,921 2% Endowment & Investments $403,459 2% Contributions $1,328,138 5% Summer Programs $1,283,857 5% Other $468,455 2% Total $25,801,118

Operating Expenses Dollar Percentage Instructional $10,805,640 44% Instructional Support & Auxiliary $1,964,542 8% General & Administrative $4,750,530 19% Summer Programs $1,093,826 4% Debt Service $1,205,624 5% Technology & Facilities $4,649,920 19% Total $24,470,082 DONORS BY GIVING CATEGORY

Special thanks to all those who made gifts to the 2013-2014 Annual Fund. The Bullis community donated $2,151,878 to support the School’s commitment to academic, artistic and athletic excellence.

BULLIS CIRCLE Lepercq Lynx Investment Advisory Mr. Todd McCreight & Ms. Cathie Lutter ($50,000.00 +) Mr. Zijie Liu & Ms. Hua Yang Mr. & Mrs. James McIntyre Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. James B. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Melrod Mr. & Mrs. Alan D. Cohen The Martin Family Foundation Inc Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Moore Mr. Xin Huang Mr. & Mrs. George P. Mavrikes Mr. & Mrs. Mark Morris Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kay Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. McCaff ery Ms. Susan K. Neely Mr. & Mrs. David J. Trone Mr. & Mrs. Keith McIntosh Mr. & Mrs. Hui Nie Mr. & Mrs. Duane C. McKnight BGen Lewis S. Norman, Jr., USAF (RET) ’39 CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Micholas Mr. & Mrs. Scott Overall ($25,000.00 +) Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rudman Mr. & Mrs. L. S. Peel The Diana Davis Spencer Foundation Mr. William B. Schwartz & Mrs. Lorraine H. Mr. Andrew Pitzer Mr. & Mrs. David Fink Reale Mr. & Mrs. Michael Priddy Mr. Hong Wei Li & Ms. Lifen Xiang Mr. & Mrs. Neal Simon Mr. & Mrs. Zuard Renkey Mrs. Abby S. Moff at Mr. & Mrs. James W. Smith, III Ms. Hilary Rosen Mrs. Diana Davis Spencer Mr. & Mrs. James B. Trimble Mr. & Mrs. Roger Scheumann Mr. & Mrs. Milton C. Theo Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Walsh The Schuble Family Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Weinberger Mr. Cheng Wang & Mrs. Hui You Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey Shockey Ms. Paige H. Wisdom Mr. & Mrs. Eric Siegel FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE Mr. Richard A. Stein ($10,000.00 +) HEAD OF SCHOOL’S CIRCLE Ms. Lauren Stempler & Mr. Malcolm Catt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Baltimore, Jr. ($1,930.00 +) Mr. & Mrs. Dell D. Warren, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin D. Braun Mr. & Mrs. David J. Andreadis Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Widerlite Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Caulfi eld Mr. & Mrs. Barry Bass Mr. & Mrs. Blair Willing Mr. & Mrs. Adam Greenberg Ms. Eva Bernstein Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. Darren Bernstein BLUE AND GOLD CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Warren Halle Dr. & Mrs. Gerald Boarman ($500.00 +) Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hanley Mr. George Borden & Ms. Gina Maloney Ms. Alexandra Acosta & Mr. James Losey Mrs. Claudia B. Helmig ’88 & Mr. Timothy Mr. & Mrs. Andrew K. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Misbah Ahdab Helmig Mr. & Mrs. John M. Camp, III Alagia Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Lamont Hoff man Mr. Richard W. Camp ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert J. Alleman Dr. Ellen V. Krieger & Mr. Gary P. Ratner Mr. David H. Cohen ’87 & Mrs. Michelle R. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Barlia Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Mars Cohen ’87 Mr. & Mrs. John Barpoulis Mr. & Mrs. Marvin H. McIntyre Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey C. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Barron Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Meltzer Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Cosimano Ms. Kelly Baxter & Mr. Ned Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Sauber Dr. & Mrs. William Dahut, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Avi Benaim Dr. Monica Turner & Mr. Marcus Williams Mrs. Dana Davis-Mitchell & Mr. James Ms. Nancy Berkowitz Mr. & Mrs. Guolin Wang Mitchell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Glen Berman Mr. & Mrs. Kerry Wisnosky Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Day Mr. & Mrs. Brett Bernstein Mr. Hua Yu & Ms. Xiaodong Xu Mr. & Mrs. Tony Everett Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Bettigole Mrs. Nancy S. Ferris Mr. & Mrs. L. Robert Blaine, Jr. COMMANDER’S CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Todd Foreman Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Brodkowitz ($5,000.00 +) Mr. Jerome Friedlander Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Brown Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. ’86 Blair Mr. & Mrs. Bart Frohn Mr. & Mrs. David Buerger Mr. & Mrs. David T. ’87 Blair Mr. & Mrs. William Gosnell Mr. Lawrence H. Bullis ’54 & Mrs. Judith T. Mr. & Mrs. Craig Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Heymann Bullis Mr. John M. Engel, III & Ms. Ioana Hussiada Mr. & Mrs. Joe G. Hollingsworth Mr. & Ms. Ralph Cantral Mrs. Maria Ferris Ms. Kristin Huff man & Mr. Robert Lotstein Mr. & Mrs. Aric Caplan Dr. & Mrs. Gary S. ’79 Friedlander Ms. Shirley Kirkwood & Mr. Julian Cox Dr. Inder Chawla Mr. & Mrs. John E. Gularson The Honorable & Mrs. Theodore Kronmiller Mr. Geider Chen Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan ’88 Halle Mr. & Mrs. Kent LaMotta Mr. & Mrs. Karl W. Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Landow Mr. James H. Lemon, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne K. Clayton Ms. Katharine Latimer & Mr. Richard Slaten Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Lovegrove Mr. Barry S. Cohen ’61 & Mrs. Marlene Cohen

42 BULLIS magazine Mr. & Mrs. Charles Coleman Dr. IlSung Oh & Mrs. Kyoung Hee Moon Mr. Peter J. Baldwin ’69 & Mrs. Eileen L. Mr. & Mrs. Cameron Conway Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Opsahl Baldwin Dr. Frank S. Czerwiec & Dr. Sheri L. Ms. Kira R. Orr ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Bambeck Hamersley Mr. & Mrs. E. Stuart Parker Mr. Andrew Banadda ’06 Ms. Diana Daniels Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Parker Mr. & Mrs. Mason Barlow Mr. Andrew C. Delinsky & Mrs. Julie Delinsky Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Peacock Mr. Nicholas Barpoulis ’13 Ms. Christine deVries Dr. & Mrs. John M. Petkevich Ms. Kily L. Battista Mr. Dudley C. Dworken ’68 & Mrs. Karen D. Dr. Burt Pina & Mrs. Sandra E. Seaton-Pina Mr. & Mrs. John Baumgardner Dworken Dr. & Mrs. Franklin Polun Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Beckman Mr. Matthew Eichner & Ms. Mary Ferranti Mr. & Mrs. Joel Poretsky Ms. Edna Becton-Pittmon Dr. & Mrs. George A. Folsom Mr. Stanley & Dr. Jennifer Porter Mr. Christian R. Beers ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fried Mrs. Nina K. Price ’87 & Mr. Tilghman Price Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey M. Bellistri Mr. & Ms. David Frulla Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Psacharopoulos Ms. Marian C. Bennett, Esq. Mr. Eric T. Frye & Ms. Irina Kichigina Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Rabovsky Mr. Lenny H. Bernstein ’84 & Mrs. Wendy S. Mr. & Mrs. Joe Gawronski Dr. & Mrs. J. Michael Reidy Bernstein Mrs. Nicole Geifman ’89 & Mr. Jeff rey Mr. & Mrs. Richard Reneberg Mr. & Mrs. S. E. Bissey Geifman Dr. & Mrs. Michael Ribera Ms. Claire Bloch & Mr. Geoff rey Griffi s Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Roy Rodman Mr. Timothy J. Bolger ’73 & Mrs. Peppe Bolger Mr. & Mrs. Steven H. Goldberg Ms. Alina L. Romanowski & Mr. William W. Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Booth Mr. Seth Goodman ’95 & Mrs. Kelly Goodman Matzelevich Mr. & Mrs. Guy A. Bramble Mr. Mark Gosselin Dr. Sara Romeyn & Mr. Timothy G. Evans Mr. & Mrs. Chris Brown Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Greenawalt Mr. & Mrs. Sam Rubenstein Ms. Marta M. Brundred Mr. & Mrs. Donnie Gross Dr. & Mrs. Jay Samuels Ms. Cruzita Bryant Mr. Yonghong Gu & Mrs. Qin Xu Dr. & Mrs. Ali Sarkarzadeh Mary Frances Bryja, PhD Mr. & Mrs. Phillip A. Gyau Ms. Allison Scheurer ’06 Ms. Yvette Buck Ms. Alexa Halaby & Dr. Damian Alagia Mr. & Mrs. John M. Scheurer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Butland Mr. & Mrs. John A. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schumacher Ms. Brooke Byers & Mr. Eugene Goldman, The Harris Family Foundation Mr. David L. Schwartzberg ’88 & Mrs. Brandi Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Mahyar Hashemzadeh Schwartzberg Mr. & Mrs. Frank Campbell Ms. Darlene Haught Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Shorb Mr. & Mrs. John Carls Mr. & Mrs. John E. Havas Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Simpson Mr. & Ms. Robert Chan Mr. & Mrs. Steven Hersh Mr. & Mrs. Mark B. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Phil Chapin Mr. & Mrs. Donnie V. Hinton Mr. Marc N. Steren ’89 & Mrs. Stephanie Mr. John A. Chase, Jr. ’79 & Mrs. Taryn Chase Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Hunter Steren Ms. Molly Chehak & Mr. Jeff Stout Mr. Jon Isaacson ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Petar Stojkovic Mr. Michael W. Chellman & Ms. Suzanne Mr. & Mrs. William S. Janes Ms. Audrey M. Sugimura & Mr. Brian E. Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jones Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Cilento Mr. & Mrs. Allen Kabiri Mr. Michael Sussman & Ms. Renee Licht Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Citren Ms. Amy Kaslow & Mr. Richard Rosetti Ms. Joanne Szadkowski Mr. Jessie Clancey Mr. & Mrs. Brian Katz The Honorable & Mrs. Ralph G. Thompson Mr. Alcide B. Clayton & Dr. Aprile L. Pilon- Professor Zaza Kavteladze & Mrs. Elena Mr. Jeff rey & Dr. Patricia Ulanet Clayton Volkova Mr. & Ms. Michael Vardi Mr. & Mrs. William F. Clement Ms. Elizabeth Kelly Dr. & Mrs. Leith Wain Mrs. Julie A. Coan ’83 & Mr. Peter Coan Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Kelly Mr. Thomas Walsh, III & Ms. Kendall Mr. William Collins & Dr. Tanya Agurs-Collins Ms. Lori Kimble Houghton Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Conrad Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Koenig Major General & Mrs. Harvey D. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Countee, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. JP Lavalleye Ms. Joyce L. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Donrole Cyprien Mr. David M. Leahy Mr. Jiang Wu & Ms. Min Ying Mr. Lanny Davis & Mrs. Carolyn Atwell-Davis Mr. Ted F. Leasure ’84 Dr. & Mrs. Albert Zeufack Mr. & Mrs. Charles Day Dr. Karen & Mr. Kevin Lewis Mrs. Qing Zhou & Mr. HongJia Wang Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dayhoff Mr. Robert J. Linehan & Ms. Claudia M. Meer Mr. Matt Zimmer & Ms. Devin Cheema Mr. & Mrs. James Dickie Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone S. Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. David Zolet Mr. Pierre Duliepre Mr. Richard M. Mabry ’55 & Mrs. Susan Mr. & Mrs. Alan Zuckerman Mrs. Doan Duong Mabry Mr. Daniel F. Zuckerman ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Dyer, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. David Maged Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Elhom, Sr. Mr. Andrew V. Marusak, III ’66 HONOR CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Hal Epstein Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Matthews ($100.00 +) Mr. & Mrs. Steve Fairbanks Mr. & Mrs. Chip Maust Ms. Marnie L. Abramson ’90 Mr. Armond J. Farrar Mr. & Mrs. David D. McCready Mr. & Mrs. Olatunji Akiwowo Mr. & Mrs. Philip G. Feigen Mrs. Gladys Meer Ms. Melissa Alpeter Blair Mr. & Ms. Robert Ferrara Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Mekhaya Mrs. Virginie Antoine-Pompey & Mr. Kevin Mr. & Mrs. David A. Fishman Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Melnick Pompey Mr. & Mrs. John Foreman Mr. Matthew A. Metro ’92 & Mrs. Laura Mr. Richard A. Armstrong, Jr. ’70 Ms. Joy Foust Colburn & Mr. Mark Colburn Metro Mr. & Mrs. John Asher Mr. Jonathan K. Friedlander ’82 & Mrs. Audrey Mr. & Mrs. Jason B. Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. Fahir Atakoglu G. Friedlander ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Monincx Mr. Kenneth D. Auerbach & Mrs. Judith S. Dr. Sharon Fries-Britt & Dr. Ned Britt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moore Shapiro-Auerbach The Honorable Douglas Gansler & Mrs. Laura Mr. & Mrs. Don Moran Dr. & Mrs. Duruhan Badraslioglu Gansler Mr. Christopher Nordeen Mr. & Mrs. James A. Bair Ms. Rita Gerharz Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Nulsen, III Dr. Edward M. Baker & Dr. Lucia S. Tsaoussi Mr. & Mrs. Art Gerson Dr. Chuck Nwosu & Mrs. Pauletta Rowser- Mr. George L. Balboa, Jr. ’87 & Ms. Nancy Mr. Carl S. Gewirz ’49 & Mrs. Nancy Gewirz Nwosu Wheeler-Balboa Mr. Anthony Giles & Constance Giles, PhD

FALL-WINTER 2015 43 Mr. Andres R. Parra ’99 & Mrs. Tara S. Parra ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald F. Paulson 4% Mr. Brian T. Pensky ’87 & Mrs. Abigail F. Pensky ’89 Dr. & Mrs. Jacob Peterson Mr. Timothy C. Peterson & Ms. Audrey F. Feff er Percentage of Bullis’ Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Pollicino Mr. & Mrs. Tracy Proctor, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ravitch operating budget Mr. & Mrs. David Reed Mr. & Mrs. Randy Reiner Mr. Alexander Reinhardt made up of Annual Mrs. Lauren Resnick ’95 Dr. & Mrs. Norman Rich Fund donations Mr. Mark Riff ee Ms. Colette Roa ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Roseen Mrs. Shannon P. Rosoff ’92 & Mr. Laurence D. Rosoff Dr. Lauren Rubenstein & Mr. Steven G. Ms. Suzanne Glassman & Dr. Bruce Ms. Kelly Kleifges ’11 Shapiro Glassman Mr. Robert M. Kleinknecht ’47 Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Rubin Mr. Nathan Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Knopes Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Rucker Mr. & Mrs. John W. Gosnell Mr. Daniel LaChina Mr. & Mrs. Joel Ruderman Ms. Lisa Gray & Mr. David Sjogren Mr. & Mrs. Stefan H. Laetsch Mr. E. R. Russell, Jr. ’69 & Mrs. Patricia K. Ms. Zane Gray Mr. & Mrs. John Lane Russell Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gross Mr. & Mrs. Martin Lewis Mrs. Shannon Ryan Crain ’98 & Mr. John Dr. & Mrs. Irv Guterman Mr. & Mrs. Dwain Ligon Crain Ms. Jennifer Hale Mr. Mingrong Lu & Mrs. Shaoqing Liu Mr. Layn Saint-Louis & Dr. Renette Belizaire Hamill Family Foundation Mr. Anthony J. Lynch ’78 & Mrs. Janelle Lynch Mr. & Mrs. Reza Salmasi Capt. William H. Hamilton, Jr. ’45 Mr. William Maddox & Ms. Pamela Hazen Mr. Michael Salmon & Mrs. Barbara Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Bob Mallet Mr. & Mrs. Alan Samuels Ms. Lisa Handelman Mr. & Mrs. Bijan Manesh Mr. & Mrs. David Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Hanson Mr. Peter M. Manos ’84 & Mrs. Carolyn Mr. & Mrs. Rory Schick Mr. Howard H. Harrigan ’53 Manos Mr. & Mrs. David C. Schoen Mr. & Mrs. Fred Hashemi Mr. & Mrs. John Markovs Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Hays Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Martin Mr. C. Dean Sclavounos ’63 & Mrs. Ann Ms. Kristen Heald ’10 Mrs. Maureen Martin & Dr. David Martin Sclavounos Mrs. Jeanne Heff ner Ms. Danielle Martyn Ms. Kathleen Sears Ms. Laura Heninger Mr. Richard V. Mattingly, Jr. ’54 & Mrs. Linda Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Semple Mrs. Molly D. Herman ’97 & Mr. Robert Mattingly Dr. Jonathan M. Sherman ’89 & Mrs. Justine Herman Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Mayers Sherman Mr. Reginald T. Herron & Ms. Brigitte W. Mr. & Mrs. Lamar Mayo Lt. Col. & Mrs. Gary Shockey Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Mays Mr. Clayton R. Simmers, II ’88 & Mrs. Susan Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Hester Ms. Catherine McCaff ery ’11 Simmers Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hoch Mr. Douglas P. McDaniel ’74 & Mrs. Mary E. Mr. & Mrs. John Simon Mrs. Marcia C. Hodge McDaniel Mr. John Simpson & Ms. Rachel Adler Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hollars Ms. Catherine A. McMahon Mr. Shamsher Singh & Ms. Carol Mitchell Mr. & Ms. Edwards Holliday Mr. & Mrs. Edward Merlis Mr. John A. Sivright ’46 Mr. Grant Hollingsworth ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence K. Miles, Sr. Ms. Bernice Sparrow Mr. & Mrs. Glen Homan Dr. Sara Miles & Mr. Steven Miles Dr. Antonio Spilimbergo & Ms. Gloria Mr. & Mrs. Bart Hosmer Mr. Christopher P. Miller Quevedo Mr. & Mrs. John Hosmer Mr. & Mrs. Austin Mittler Cdr. John H. Spiller, III, USN ’75 Mr. & Mrs. William E. Houston Ambassador & Mrs. Jay P. Moff at, Jr. Dr. Robert Sprinkle & Dr. Ann Johnson Mr. Howard Humphries ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Mohr Mr. & Mrs. John R. Staffi er Mr. James E. Hurson ’81 & Mrs. Kellie Hurson Dr. Marilyn & Mr. Romerio Moreno Mr. & Mrs. David Steel Mr. Mark James Mr. Michael Murphy ’69 & Mrs. Robin Roth- Mr. & Mrs. John Steren Mr. & Mrs. Lee Jarmon, Sr. Murphy Mr. Robert W. Stocker, II ’61 & Mrs. Laurel Mrs. Karen Johnson-Norman & Mr. Percy Ms. Ann Murtaugh & Mr. Michael J. Stocker Norman Murtaugh, Jr. Mr. Frazier Stowers Mr. Joseph Jones Ms. Cindy Nachman-Senders Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sturges Mr. Walter Jones & Dr. Angela Patterson Ms. Stephanie Nashman & Mr. Adam Chmara Mr. & Mrs. Reid Suplee, Jr. Mrs. Debra & Mr. Michael Joram Mrs. Marilyn Neely Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Swagart, Jr. Mr. Jonathan A. Kaplan & Ms. Jill S. Wilkins Dr. Allen A. Nimetz ’60 & Mrs. Carol B. Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Tauber Dr. Marshall H. Kaplan & Mrs. Georgia M. Nimetz Mr. Carl E. Taylor ’74 & Ms. Shari J. Cantor Jeff s-Kaplan Mr. Joseph M. Oglander & Ms. Anne R. Mrs. Linda Taylor Robinson & Mr. Derek Mr. & Mrs. Larry Law Schuyler Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kelley Mrs. Jennifer Hayman Okun ’99 Dr. Daniel TerBush & Ms. Karin Novak Mr. Jason Kezmarsky & Mr. Jared Okun Mr. Svetlin Tintchev ’06 Mr. & Mrs. David King Mr. & Mrs. Sean D. O'Neill Mr. Vladimir Tintchev ’02

44 BULLIS magazine Ms. Ashley Tong Ms. Susan Traver Mr. & Ms. Robin M. Truitt Mr. Carl E. Tugberk ’98 & Mrs. Jennifer Tugberk Col. M. S. Tuomey, USAR ’78 Mr. Robert K. VanHoek ’73 Mr. Richard S. Varney ’52 Mrs. Cynthia E. Bullis Vasco ’83 & Mr. Kevin Vasco ’84 Mr. Scott Vincent & Ms. Amy Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Tom Waugh Dr. Daniel Webster & Ms. Jessica Bernstein Mr. David Weiner Dr. & Mrs. Lowell Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Werner Mr. & Mrs. John Whatley Mr. & Mrs. Geoff rey Whittleton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Whittleton Ms. Laura E. Wolf Mrs. Mary Wurie & Mr. Ahmed Seray-Wurie Mr. & Mrs. Morly Zetlin Mr. & Mrs. Raymond K. Zigah Susie & Stephen Zimmermann Mr. Daniel Zolet ’12 As I share with my son, who’s a future BULLDOG CIRCLE (Up to $99) Bullis Lifer, everyone has a responsibility Mr. Robert Abbott ’10 Mr. Jake B. Abelman ’13 Mr. Carlos Acha if not an obligation to make a positive Mr. Akingbolahan Akinkoye ’13 Mrs. Cecelia Alexander diff erence in our communities. Mr. Tyler A. Allen ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Anderson “ Mr. Peter Angeh ’13 In great thanks to Bullis’ dedicated faculty Ms. Danielle B. Ayre Mr. & Mrs. Pedro Balarezo Mr. John O. Bennett ’57 and staff , our students have a tremendous Ms. Victoria Benson Mr. Corbin Blumberg ’13 opportunity to be future thoughtful Ms. Caryn L. Boyd & Mr. Anthony Dorsey Dr. Michael J. Bresler ’64 & Mrs. Adrienne F. Bresler leaders, problem-solving innovators, Capt. John H. Brick, USN (RET) ’45 & Mrs. Carolyn Brick creative entrepreneurs, progressive STEM Mr. Spencer D. Brodsky ’10 Mrs. Iona Bullock experts, and culture-changing artistic Mr. Brandon Burke ’13 Mr. Jordan Burke ’05 Ms. Cyndi R. Burrus-Shaw performers ready and eager to take on the Ms. Kaitlin B. Bushkoff ’13 Ms. Morgan Cafritz ’13 world. They will be compassionate, caring, Mr. & Mrs. Flavio Campos Mr. Daniel Carelli Ms. Alessandra Clark ’13 and competitive in the changing global Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Cogdell Mr. & Mrs. Rob Cohen marketplace. Investing in our students is Mr. Keith Cohen ’06 Mr. Robert H. Coleman ’58 a commitment; it’s for the kids, for our Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Conrad, III Mr. Daniel A. Copeland ’13 Mr. David S. Copeland ’01 future, for our better world. Ms. Toni D. Corbett & Mr. Robert Beach Mr. Corwith Cramer Mr. & Mrs. Anatolio B. Cruz —Joyce Williams, parent to Mr. & Mrs. Carlos A. Cruz Ms. Dana B. Daniels ’13 Mark Williams ’20 Mrs. Faith Darling & Mr. Alexander Lourie Mr. & Mrs. Heinrod A. David Ms. Samantha Davis Mr. & Mrs. Walter M. Davis FALL-WINTER 2015 ”45 Mrs. Deborah Donoghue Ms. Helen G. Kirsch Mr. Alexander Siegel ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Douglass Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey A. Kittel Mr. & Mrs. Lee Siegel Mr. Irwin N. Duncan ’43 Mr. Ross W. Koenig ’02 & Mrs. Ashley C. Ms. Emily Simpson Mr. Stephen Dunwell Koenig ’00 Ms. Yolanda T. Singer Mr. Jonathan Dyer ’13 Mr. Brad Kosegarten Mr. & Mrs. Scott Snowberger Mr. Forouzan Ebrahimi-Qajar & Ms. Rokhsan Ms. Kristin Kvasnyuk Ms. Mackenzie Staffi er ’04 Fallah Ms. Marisa M. Leasure ’84 Mr. Nathan Stanford Mr. & Mrs. Jason M. Eist Mr. Kin W. Lee & Mrs. Wei Q. Lee Mr. Jackson Stoner ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Ali Elias Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stoner Ms. Nadia Fallahi ’13 Ms. Sonam Lhaki Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Strickler Mrs. Elizabeth Farr Mr. Thomas C. Lofton, Jr. ’58 & Mrs. Jane Mr. William J. Stroup ’13 Mr. Andrew R. Farthing ’68 Lofton The Honorable & Mrs. Scott W. Stucky Ms. Sheila M. Feinberg Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Lombardo, Jr. Ms. Jordan Sullivan ’13 Mr. Nicholas Fields ’13 Mr. William Long Mr. & Mrs. John Sunter Mr. Alexander Fishman ’12 Ms. Emily Lugo Faber Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Susswein Mr. & Mrs. Cary Fishman Mr. Winton Lyle ’13 Ms. Meredith Swagart ’11 Mr. George V. Fleming ’13 Ms. Cathy Lymon Mrs. Celeste A. Sweeney ’99 Mr. Robert M. Fleming ’10 Mr. Keon B. Manesh ’13 Mr. James D. Swinson ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Fleming, II Mr. & Mrs. Drew Martin Mr. Joseph R. Teets Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. ’80 Foery Mr. Roman C. Matijkiw ’13 Ms. Cheryl Terwilliger & Ms. Cathy Harris Mr. Joshua Foreman ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Matuszky Mr. Wannawut Thienhom Mr. & Mrs. Esty Foster Ms. Stephanie Mayer-Sattin Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thomas Ms. Talia U. Fox Mr. Gualberto Mendez Mr. Anthony I. Thompson ’13 Ms. Jennifer Frey Mr. & Mrs. Richard Micholas Mr. & Ms. Evan Thompson Mr. Jordan K. Friedlander ’12 Ms. Kendall M. Mitchell ’13 Mr. Kevin Thompson ’02 Ms. Kristina Frye ’13 Ms. Yingxuan Mo ’13 Mrs. Gladys Tillman Mr. Gordon E. George ’13 Mr. Paul J. Monk ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trippi Ms. Lily E. Gillett Mr. Stephane Moreau Mrs. Stella Tshontikidis Ms. Nitanna Glenn-Irvin Ms. Louisa Morris Mr. & Mrs. Darrien Tucker Mr. Badri Glonti ’13 Mr. & Mrs. David Nachman Ms. Rebecca Turett Mr. & Ms. Steve Gluckman Ms. Aimee Narcisenfeld Ms. Camila Uechi ’12 Ms. Stefanie L. Gogerty Ms. Natasha M. Nazareth Ms. Maria G. Uechi & Mr. Luis A. Uechi Mr. Mitchell Goldberg ’13 Mr. Kyle Nemeroff ’13 Mr. Joseph Van Meter Ms. Boloye Gomero Mr. & Mrs. Steven Nemeroff Dr. & Mrs. Alejandro Velikovsky Ms. Stephanie M. Graver ’92 Ms. Rachel Newman Ms. Hilary A. Vellenga Lt. Col. Allen M. Green, USAF (RET) ’71 & Capt. Jack R. Nicholas, Jr. ’54 & Mrs. Dorothy Mr. & Mrs. William Walker Mrs. Gail Green M. Nicholas Dr. Joel Wallace Mr. Richard P. Green Mrs. Barbara Nolan Ms. Caroline R. Walsh Col. Joseph T. Griffi n, Jr., USA (RET) ’46 Mr. Maxwell Nordeen ’13 Cdr. Joseph W. Wargo, Sr., USN (RET) ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Grubb Ms. Katherine V. Off utt & Mrs. Teresa Wargo Mr. Steven J. Grudziecki ’87 & Mrs. Kelly Ms. Liberty Okulski Ms. Sherri A. Watkins Grudziecki Ms. Claire Olszewski ’06 Mr. Sean J. Watkinson ’13 Ms. Brooke Gutschick ’13 Ms. Maire O'Neill ’05 Mr. Bryan G. Whitford Mr. Nicholas Haggins Mr. Matthew Opsahl ’12 Ms. Tiff ani K. Wills ’13 Mr. Peter Han ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Taiye Orimolade Ms. CeMaia Wise ’13 Mr. & Ms. Gregory M. Hansan Mr. Tejas Patel ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Wright Mr. David E. Harrison ’13 Mr. Jaikrishan Paton ’13 Ms. Yanbing Yang ’13 Mr. Robert C. Harrison ’56 Colonel Jerry K. Patterson (RET) ’53 Ms. Dorothy Yen Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hasfurter Mr. Robert Peard Dr. Barry Davis & Mrs. Tina Zazaris-Davis Mr. Alexander Herbets ’13 Mr. Fritz Pierre-Louis Mr. Zhengyang Zhao ’13 Cdr. Lawrence Hess ’69 & Mrs. Cheryl A. Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Plotkin Mr. Youyang Zhou ’13 Hess Ms. Kathryn Powell Ms. Nazanin Ziaee ’02 Ms. Alana Hill Mrs. Carolee Priddy Ms. Molly Hokkanen Ms. Nicole R. Rabovsky ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Holderness, Jr. Ms. Lauren A. Raff ensperger ’13 Mr. Sakhawat Hossain Ms. Catherine E. Ramella ’99 Mr. John J. Hull ’98 Mr. Gabriel Raskas ’08 Mr. & Mrs. James Hunter Mr. Mark J. Ratner ’54 & Mrs. Esther Ratner Mr. Ahmed Husen Ms. Darlene Reed Ms. Brittany Jackson ’13 Ms. Susan C. Reed Ms. & Mr. Elizabeth B. Jacobi Mr. Moises Reyes Ms. Gloria Jandres & Mr. Alfredo Jandres Col. & Mrs. Davis M. Richardson Mr. Homer B. Jenkins, III ’54 & Mrs. Hsinan Mr. Blake Richman ’10 Jenkins Ms. Meghan Louise Rose Mr. Charles Johnson Ms. Stacey Roshan Mr. George Johnson & Dr. Barbara Johnson Mr. Jared Rubens ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Thierno Johnson Mr. Nicolas E. Ruggieri ’13 Mr. Kourosh Kalachi ’13 Mr. Wes Sage ’64 & Mrs. Linda Sage Dr. Jason Katzen ’98 Ms. Kia Saint-Louis ’13 Ms. Ga Yeong Kim ’13 Mr. Justin Schuble’13 Mr. Jeff rey A. Kimm ’10 Mr. Drake Scott ’13 Mr. John Kinder Ms. Marcella Sheintal

46 BULLIS magazine CUMULATIVE YEARS OF GIVING

Bullis School is grateful to those who have continued their annual support through the years. Below is a list of loyal donors who have made Bullis their philanthropic priority over the past four decades. (Please note that our database refl ects donations received by the School since 1972. This list illustrates total years of giving, rather than consecutive.)

30+ years Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. ’54 Mattingly, Jr. LTC & Mrs. Allen M. ’71 Green, USAF (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. ’69 Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Meltzer Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Grudziecki Mr.* & Mrs. Jack D. ’48 Blackwood Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence K. Miles, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hanley Mr. Jerome Friedlander Mr. Paul J. Monk ’64 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Havas Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. ’58 Lofton, Jr. Capt. & Mrs. Jack R. ’54 Nicholas, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John M. ’78 Heckler, Jr. The Honorable & Mrs. James F. Rill, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John Panagos Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey W. Hellberg Mr. & Mrs. David H. Pensky Mr. & Mrs. Per Hellekjaer 25-29 years Dr. James J. Rascher Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Hester Mr. Christian R. Beers ’73 Mr. & Mrs. James F. ’77 Rill, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Hull Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. ’50 FitzGerald RADM Paul W. Rohrer, USN (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. James E. ’81 Hurson Mr. & Mrs. John A. Harris Mr. & Mrs. E. RB ’69 Russell, Jr. Mr. Jon Isaacson ’89 Mr. & Mrs. John I. Heise, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Wes Sage ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Hunter Mr. & Mrs. John F. ’60 Schoenfelder Mr. & Mrs. David R. ’80 Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Herbert W. Jorgensen Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon P. Schuman Mr. Walter I. King Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Mace Mr. John W. Spencer * Mr. & Mrs. Bradford S. ’72 Kline Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Mayers Dr. Michael P. Stiglitz Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Koenig Dr. & Mrs. Allen A. ’60 Nimetz Col. & Mrs. Allan C. Torgerson Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kogod BGen Lewis S. Norman, Jr., USAF (Ret.) ’39 Mr. & Mrs. Socrates N. Tseckares Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Krensky Mrs. Geraldine W. Novak Mr. & Mrs.* Richard S. ’52 Varney Mr. Theodore F. Leasure ’84 Colonel Jerry K. Patterson ’53 Mr. & Mrs. Melvin O. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Didier LeConte The Trustees of the Rockville Academy Mr. & Mrs. Douglas London Mr. & Mrs. C. Dean ’63 Sclavounos 15-19 years Mr. & Mrs. Earl M. ’68 Mackintosh, III Col. M. S. Tuomey, USAR ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Abramson Mrs. Eleanor Mackintosh Mr. & Mrs. Milton W. ’56 Weaver Mr. Richard A. Armstrong ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Peter M. ’84 Manos Mr. George L. Balboa ’87 & Ms. Nancy Dr. & Mrs. Richard S. Margolis 20-24 years Wheeler-Balboa Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Matuszky Mr. & Mrs. James E. Armstrong, III Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. ’69 Baldinger Mr. Jerry W. May Dr. & Mrs. Hadi Bahar Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Barron Mr. Todd McCreight & Ms. Cathie Lutter Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Bambeck Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. ’63 Bartlett Mr. John McDugald Mr. & Mrs. Lenny H. ’84 Bernstein Mr. John O. Bennett ’57 Capt. Alban T. McIsaac Mr. Douglas Bremerman ’68 Mr. & Mrs. John F. ’74 Black Mr. & Mrs. Brad L. ’84 Mendelson Bullis School Alumni Association Ms. Anne M. Bluthardt (Nancy Blu)* Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Bullis School Parents Association Dr. & Mrs. Nathan M. ’66 Bobrow Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence K. ’96 Miles, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Glen I. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. ’73 Bolger Mrs. Grace C. Mulvihill Mr. & Mrs. John A. ’79 Chase, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. ’64 Bresler Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. ’54 Nalesnik Capt. Wyndham S. Clark, Jr. ’44 Col. & Mrs. Robert T. ’47 Brumfi el, USAF Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Nordlinger Mr. & Mrs. Victor F. Dvorsky (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Percy S. ’72 Pan Mr. & Mrs. Dudley C. ’68 Dworken Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence H. ’54 Bullis Mr. & Mrs. Irving R. Pellman Mr. T. S. Eschholz, Jr. ’75 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce L. ’60 Canaga Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. ’89 Pensky Mrs. Elizabeth Kolb Farr Mr. & Mrs. David L. Clark Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Perry Col. & Mrs. Francis J. Fishburne Mr. Peter Coan & Mrs. Julie A. Coan ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. ’75 Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. ’80 Foery Mr. David H. Cohen ’87 & Mrs. Michelle Mr. & Mrs. Jack Pinion Mr. & Mrs. Matthew D. ’69 Forman Cohen ’87 Dr. & Mrs. Franklin Polun Dr. & Mrs. Gary S. ’79 Friedlander Dr. & Mrs. James L. Davis BG & Mrs. Edwin L. ’37 Powell, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Cyrus W. ’65 Grandy, V Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeGioia Mr. Tilghman Price & Mrs. Nina K. Price ’87 Col. Joseph T. Griffi n, Jr., USA (Ret.) ’46 Mr. & Mrs. Michael DelGrande Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Rowan Mr. & Mrs. Jeff H. ’76 Heise Mrs. Deborah Donoghue Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Holderness, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Drach Mrs. Shannon Ryan Crain ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Joe G. Hollingsworth Mrs. Margaret S. Dye Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schmidt Dr. Richard K. Jung & Dr. Janice K. Anderson Mr. Williston L. Dye ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Martin C. Schwartzberg Dr. & Mrs. Harvey I. ’68 Katzen Dr. & Mrs. James W. ’52 Esler, Jr. Mr. Joel M. Silbert Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. ’57 Kavanagh Mr. & Mrs. Bryant F. ’73 Foulger Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Simpson Mr. James F. Keshishian * Mr. & Mrs. Roger ’64 Frankel Mr. & Mrs. Scot M. ’81 Small Mr. Robert M. Kleinknecht ’47 Mr. Jonathan K. Friedlander ’82 & Mrs. Audrey Mr. & Mrs. William E. Topercer Mr. & Mrs. John P. Knable, II Friedlander ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Jack D. Train Mr. & Mrs. James Lahey Dr. Theodore R. George Mr. Carl E. Taylor ’74 & Ms. Shari J. Cantor Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. ’78 Lynch Ms. Jane S. Glennie Mr. Carl E. Tugberk ’98 & Mrs. Jennifer Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. ’77 Mannes Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. Goldblatt Tugberk Mr. Andrew V. Marusak, III ’66 Dr. & Mrs. Bruce H. Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Faik Tugberk

FALL-WINTER 2015 47 Mr. & Mrs. T. Douglas ’74 Tuomey, III Mr. & Mrs. Paul Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. ’86 Blair Mr. Kevin Vasco ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Conrad V. Aschenbach Dr. & Mrs. Gordon L. Brady & Mrs. Cynthia E. Vasco ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Brian H. ’49 Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Bralower Mr. & Mrs. John N. ’80 Vassos Dr. David M. Band & Ms. Susan Klein Mr. & Mrs. Guy A. Bramble Mr. Vincent P. Walter, III & Mrs. Karen D. Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Bank Mrs. James S. Brocard Walter ’85 Mr. Kevin Banning ’78 Mr. & Mrs. John P. ’71 Brocard Major & Mrs. Donald W. Ward, Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Bartlett, III Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Broderick USAF (Ret.) ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Barry Bass Dr. & Mrs. James H. Brodsky Mr. & Mrs. William A. White Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Battista Mrs. Lois H. Bullis* Mr. & Mrs. Shelton Zuckerman Mr. & Mrs. Robert Begelman Dr. & Mrs. Philip M. Buttaravoli Mr. & Mrs. David J. Beightol Mr. & Mrs. Glenn S. Cafritz 10-14 years Ms. Elizabeth Benefi el & Mr. Mike Benefi el Ms. Lynne M. Carbone & Mr. Joseph M. Del Mr. & Mrs. Frank Abbott Ms. Marian C. Bennett, Esq. Balzo Mr. Hadi Abushakra & Ms. Kathy Stuart Mr. & Mrs. Jason S. Berman Mrs. Roberta S. Carr Ms. Judith Adams Beyda's Lad & Lassie, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. ’74 Castle, Jr. Mr. Robert A. Ades ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. ’62 Biever Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Caulfi eld American Express Gift Matching Program Mr. Kenneth Binick & Mrs. Emily Goodman Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Chandler Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. ’65 Anastasion Binick ’97 Mr. Michael W. Chellman & Ms. Suzanne Hayes Mr. Alcide B. Clayton & Dr. Aprile L. Pilon- Clayton Mrs. Margaret Clute Mr. & Mrs. Barry S. ’61 Cohen Mrs. Joan M. Connelly Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. Conner Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Conrad Mr. James M. Copeland & Ms. Deborah E. McFarland Mr. & Mrs. Dwight A. ’76 Crim Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Cronin Mr. J. H. Crow ’83 Mrs. Lucy Crow * Mr. & Mrs. Randall G. Crow RADM & Mrs. Guy H. ’55 Curtis, USN Mr. & Mrs. Loren Danielson Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Delinsky Dr. E. Gordon DePuey ’65 Mr. & Mrs. James Dickie Mr. & Mrs. Barry Dickstein Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Diener Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. ’52 Doebler Mr. & Mrs. Michael Douglass Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Dubroff Mr. & Mrs. Tracy P. ’77 DuPeza Mr. George W. Edmunds, Jr. ’89 & Ms. Carol The Annual Fund is the scaff old that L. Edmunds Mr. Ritchie Emmons ’87 Mr. David Emsellem & Dr. Helene A. supports a dynamic Bullis education. Emsellem Dr. & Mrs. Joel L. Falik Our support of the Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Yang-Hsi Fan Dr. & Mrs. Barry E. Feldman Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Feldman adds value to Blaine, Cole and Kyra’s Mrs. Gail B. Ferguson “ Ms. Rebecca C. Fingleton ’93 experience at Bullis and provides a Mr. & Mrs. David A. Fishman Mr. & Mrs. Andrew ’75 Fitzgerald rich variety of opportunities for the Mr. & Mrs. John C. ’82 Foery Dr. William E. Fogle & Mrs. Marilyn Wun- Fogle entire Bullis community. Mr. & Mrs. Esty Foster Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Foulger The Freddie Mac Foundation —David & Margaret Andreadis, Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. ’66 Freeman Mrs. Holly Funger The Funger Foundation, Inc. Lower School Principal (Margaret) Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Fusco Dr. Gilles Gallant & Mrs. Guylaine and parents to Kyra ’21, Cole ’17 and Pinsonneault Gallant Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Garchik Blaine ’16 Ms. Rita Gerharz

48 ” BULLIS magazine Mr. & Mrs. Art Gerson Mr. & Mrs. Don J. Lindler Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Stuart Mr. Anthony Giles & Dr. Constance Giles Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. ’53 Lindsley The Honorable & Mrs. Scott W. Stucky Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Gins Mr. & Mrs. Jorge Lopez-Balboa, Sr. Dr. & Mrs. Mark H. Sugar Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Glasby Mr. & Mrs. John Lowry Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Goldberg Mr. James Ludlum Mr. & Mrs. David Takesuye Mr. Robert M. Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Lumpkin Target Mr. & Mrs. Jason R. ’90 Gonder Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. ’72 Mackintosh Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Tavel Mr. Thomas Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Marc A. ’69 Magazine Ms. Cheryl Terwilliger & Ms. Cathy Harris Mr. & Mrs. Barry R. Gosnell Mr. & Mrs. J. Willard Marriott, Jr. Ms. Robin Thomashauer & Mr. David Florin Mrs. Shannon L. Green ’90 & Mr. Daniel Mr. & Mrs. Burrell H. ’78 Marsh, IV Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Thompson Green Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Maury Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Tighe Mr. & Mrs. Ward W. ’67 Griffi th, IV Mr. & Mrs. George P. Mavrikes Mr. & Mrs. Svetoslav Tintchev Mr. & Mrs. Alan M. Grimaldi Mr. & Mrs. L. D. ’64 Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. David J. Trone Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. ’87 Grudziecki Dr. & Mrs. Michael Mayhew Mr. & Mrs. Neil W. Tyra Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Grunley The Honorable & Mrs. James S. McAuliff e, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul ’79 Uhrig Dr. David J. Haidak & Ms. Cecily C. Holiday Mr. & Mrs. Gregory C. McCaff ery Mr. & Mrs. James F. Van Prooyen Mrs. Joanne G. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Wallace G. McDowell Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Van Voorhees Mr. & Mrs. Milton H. Hamilton Mr. James L. McHugh & Ms. Rosa Lamareaux Mr. Robert K. VanHoek ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hanerfeld Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone S. Lloyd Mr. Clinton A. Vince Mr. & Mrs. Elliott J. Hanin RADM Phillip F. McNall ’53 Dr. & Mrs. Chester Wagstaff Capt. Frank N. Hannegan, USN (Ret.) ’48 Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Mendelsohn Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Wallace Dr. & Mrs. Robert Hardi Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. 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54 BULLIS magazine Ms. Kristen Heald Mr. Jeff rey A. Kimm ALUMNI PARENTS Mr. Blake Richman

Class of 2011 Bullis is fortunate to receive continued support from many past parents. Ms. Kelly Kleifges Ms. Catherine McCaff ery Mr. Jordan Schuble Ms. Meredith Swagart

Class of 2012 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Anderson Mr. & Mrs. William S. Janes Mr. Alexander Fishman Mr. Kenneth D. Auerbach & Mrs. Judith S. Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Kelly Mr. Jordan Friedlander Shapiro-Auerbach Dr. & Mrs. Neil King Mr. Matthew Opsahl Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Bambeck Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey A. Kittel Ms. Camila Uechi Mr. & Mrs. John Barpoulis Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Koenig Mr. Daniel Zolet Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Barron Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kogod Ms. Marian C. Bennett, Esq. Mr. JP Lavalleye & Mrs. Lesley Lavalleye Class of 2012 Mr. Lawrence H. Bullis ’54 & Mrs. Judith T. Mr. David M. Leahy Mr. Jake B. Abelman Bullis Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Lumpkin Mr. Tyler A. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Glen I. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Mars Mr. Nicholas Barpoulis Mr. & Mrs. John M. Camp, III Mr. Andrew V. Marusak, III ’66 Ms. Dana B. Daniels Mr. & Mrs. George Carras Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Mayers Mr. Jonathan Dyer Mr. Alcide B. Clayton & Dr. Aprile L. Pilon- Mr. Douglas P. McDaniel ’74 & Mrs. Mary E. Mr. George V. Fleming Clayton McDaniel Ms. Kristina Frye Mr. Barry S. Cohen ’61 & Mrs. Marlene Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Meltzer Ms. Brooke Gutschick Dr. & Mrs. Dennis Conrad Mr. & Mrs. Steven Metz Mr. Alexander Herbets Mr. & Mrs. M. S. Copeland Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence K. Miles, Sr. Ms. Ga Yeong Kim Dr. & Mrs. William Dahut, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Steven Nemeroff Mr. Kyle Nemeroff Ms. Diana Daniels Mr. Christopher Nordeen Mr. Jaikrishan Paton Mr. & Mrs. Barry Dickstein Mr. & Mrs. Sean D. O’Neill Mr. Justin Schuble Mrs. Deborah Donoghue Mr. & Mrs. Scott Overall Mr. Alexander Siegel Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Downey Dr. & Mrs. Franklin Polun Mr. Zhengyang Zhao Mr. Dudley C. Dworken ’68 & Mrs. Karen D. Col. & Mrs. Davis M. Richardson Dworken Mr. E. R. Russell, Jr. ’69 & Mrs. Patricia K. Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Fleming, II Russell Mr. & Mrs. Esty Foster Mr. & Mrs. John M. Scheurer Mr. Jerome Friedlander Mr. & Mrs. David C. Schoen Mr. & Mrs. John W. Gosnell Mr. & Mrs. Lee Siegel Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hanley Mr. John Simpson & Ms. Rachel Adler Mr. & Mrs. John A. Harris Mr. & Mrs. John R. Staffi er Mr. & Mrs. John E. Havas Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stoner Mr. Richard W. Hayman ’63 & Mrs. Carolyn H. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sturges Hayman Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Swagart, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Hester Mrs. Stella Tshontikidis Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Holderness, Jr. Ms. Maria G. Uechi & Mr. Luis A. Uechi Mr. & Mrs. Joe G. Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Dell D. Warren, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James Hunter

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Total number of blended learning classes Bullis off ers thanks to Annual Fund support

FALL-WINTER 2015 55 GRANDPARENTS

Bullis is fortunate to receive the support of a generous group of grandparents of our current students and alumni.

Mrs. Cecelia Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Herbert J. Alleman Ms. Edna Becton-Pittmon Ms. Eva Bernstein Mr. Lawrence H. Bullis ’54 & Mrs. Judith T. Bullis Mrs. Iona Bullock Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Citren Mr. Barry S. Cohen ’61 & Mrs. Marlene Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Countee, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Walter M. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Charles Day Mr. Armond J. Farrar Mrs. Nancy S. Ferris Mr. & Mrs. Cary Fishman Mr. Jerome Friedlander We have an inherent Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Goldberg Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Greenberg responsibility to support Mr. & Mrs. Steve Gross Mr. & Mrs. Warren Halle Mr. & Mrs. John A. Harris the Herculean eff ort, time, Mr. & Mrs. John Hosmer Mr. James H. Lemon, Jr. commitment and sacrifi ces of Mr. & Mrs. Bob Mallet Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Mayers “ Mr. & Mrs. Marvin H. McIntyre the extraordinary Bullis staff , who Mrs. Gladys Meer Mr. & Mrs. Edward Merlis prepare the students to assume Mr. & Mrs. Richard Micholas Mr. & Mrs. Austin Mittler diff erence-making citizenship Ambassador & Mrs. Jay P. Moff at, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Wendell Mohr Mr. & Mrs. David Nachman roles in this challenging world Mrs. Marilyn Neely Mr. & Mrs. Ronald F. Paulson community. Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Peacock Dr. & Mrs. Jacob Peterson Mrs. Carolee Priddy —General & Mrs. Harvey D. Ms. Susan C. Reed Dr. & Mrs. Norman Rich Williams, grandparents to Mark Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Rucker Mr. & Mrs. Alan Samuels Williams ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald H. Schaeff er Mrs. Dale Schuble Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Schwartz LT. COL. & Mrs. Gary Shockey Dr. & Mrs. Howard Silby ” Mrs. Diana Davis Spencer The Honorable & Mrs. Ralph G. Thompson Mrs. Gladys Tillman Dr. & Mrs. Lowell Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Werner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Whittleton Major General & Mrs. Harvey D. Williams Mr. & Mrs. Morly Zetlin

56 BULLIS magazine FACULTY & STAFF

We recognize those who have so generously contributed to the School, extending themselves beyond their day- to-day work to support the education of our students. For 2013-2014, 100% of Faculty and Staff made gifts to the Annual Fund, a new record for participation. THANK YOU!

Mr. Carlos Acha Mrs. Anita Havas Mr. Fritz Pierre-Louis Mrs. Margaret G. Andreadis Ms. Laura Heninger Mr. Robert J. Pollicino Dr. Duruhan Badraslioglu Ms. Alana Hill Mrs. Harriet Polun Mr. Pedro Balarezo Mr. Mark Hollars & Mrs. Tracy Hollars Ms. Kathryn Powell Ms. Kily L. Ba sta Mrs. Anita Homan Ms. Catherine E. Ramella ’99 Mrs. Evelyn W. Beckman Mrs. Kerry R. Hosmer Mr. David Reed Mr. Jeff rey M. Bellistri Mr. Sakhawat Hossain Dr. J. Michael Reidy Ms. Victoria Benson Mrs. Jennifer Houston Mr. Alexander Reinhardt Dr. Gerald Boarman Mr. Glenn Hunter Mr. Moises Reyes Mrs. Julie Booth Mrs. Katrina Hunter Mr. Mark Riff ee Mr. Chris Brown Mr. Ahmed Husen Dr. Sara Romeyn Mary Frances Bryja, PhD Ms. Elizabeth B. Jacobi Ms. Meghan Louise Rose Mr. David Buerger Ms. Gloria Jandres Ms. Stacey Roshan Mr. Robert Butland Mr. Charles Johnson Mr. Michael Salmon Mr. Flavio Campos Mr. George Johnson Mrs. Patricia Semple Mr. Daniel Carelli Mrs. Debra Joram Ms. Emily Simpson Ms. Molly Chehak Mrs. Ani Kazanjian Law Mr. Timothy D. Simpson Mr. Michael W. Chellman Mr. Bruce Kelley Mr. Mark B. Smith Mr. Patrick Cilento Ms. Elizabeth Kelly Ms. Bernice Sparrow Mr. Jessie Clancey Mr. Jason Kezmarsky Mr. Nathan Stanford Mrs. Carolyn Cohen Mr. John Kinder Mr. Marc N. Steren ’89 Mr. Mark Colburn & Ms. Joy Foust Colburn Mrs. Susan King Mr. Frazier Stowers Mrs. Carol Conrad Ms. Shirley Kirkwood Mrs. Kendall F. Strickler Mr. Corwith Cramer Mrs. Lynn C. Ki el Mrs. Wendy Sturges Mrs. Rudith Cruz Mr. Brad Kosegarten Ms. Joanne Szadkowski Mr. Donrole Cyprien Mr. Daniel LaChina Mr. Joseph R. Teets Mrs. Faith Darling Ms. Sonam Lhaki Dr. Daniel TerBush Ms. Samantha Davis Mrs. Kathleen Lloyd & Mr. Tyrone S. Lloyd Ms. Cheryl Terwilliger Mr. Edward J. Dayhoff Mrs. Amanda C. Lombardo Mr. Wannawut Thienhom Mr. Andrew C. Delinsky & Mrs. Julie Delinsky Mr. William Long Mrs. Maria Thomas Mr. James Dickie Ms. Emily Lugo Faber Ms. Maria G. Uechi Mrs. Deborah Donoghue Ms. Cathy Lymon Mr. Joseph Van Meter Mr. Sco Douglass & Mrs. Suzanne Douglass Mr. Drew Mar n Ms. Lisa Vardi Mr. Pierre Duliepre Mrs. Maureen Mar n Mrs. Marcela Velikovsky Mrs. Doan Duong Ms. Danielle Martyn Ms. Hilary A. Vellenga Mr. Jason M. Eist Mr. Andrew V. Marusak, III ’66 Ms. Sherri A. Watkins Mr. Ali Elias Mrs. Wendy Matuszky Mrs. Betsey Waugh Mrs. Pat Ferrara Mr. Chip Maust Mr. Bryan G. Whi ord Mrs. Pa Foreman Ms. Stephanie Mayer-Sa n Ms. Laura E. Wolf Mr. Esty Foster Mrs. Louann Mayers Ms. Dorothy Yen Ms. Jennifer Frey Mr. Todd McCreight Mrs. Tina Zazaris-Davis Ms. Rita Gerharz Mr. Gualberto Mendez Mr. Ma Zimmer Mrs. Janet Gerson Mr. Christopher P. Miller Mrs. Susie Zimmermann Dr. Constance Giles Mrs. Rachel Moore Ms. Lily E. Gille Dr. Marilyn Moreno Ms. Stefanie L. Gogerty Ms. Louisa Morris Mr. Nathan Gordon Ms. Ann Murtaugh Mr. Mark Gosselin Ms. Rachel Newman Ms. Lisa Gray Ms. Katherine V. Off u Mr. Richard P. Green Ms. Liberty Okulski Mr. Stephen Grubb Mrs. Jennifer Hayman Okun ’99 Mr. Nicholas Haggins Mrs. Deborah B. O’Neill Ms. Jennifer Hale Ms. Maire O’Neill ’05 Ms. Lisa Handelman Ms. Kira R. Orr ’93 Mr. Timothy R. Hanson Mrs. Xiumin Overall Mrs. Carolyn Hasfurter Mr. Andres R. Parra ’99 Ms. Darlene Haught Mr. Robert Peard

FALL-WINTER 2015 57 IN HONOR OR MEMORY OF For those who gave to Bullis in honor of someone special or in memory of a loved one, we extend our thanks for their generous contributions.

In honor of Stanford ’16 and Sydnae ’19 Becton Ms. Edna Becton-Pittmon In honor of Lane Blair ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Paulson In honor of Lauren ’15 and Benjamin ’17 Halle Mr. and Mrs. Warren Halle In honor of Matthew Linehan ’17 Mr. Robert J. Linehan & Ms. Claudia M. Meer In honor of Jackson ’16 and Sophie ’18 McIntyre and Caitlin McMahon ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. McIntyre In honor of Jordan ’11, Justin ’13 and Jessica ’19 Schuble Mrs. Dale Schuble

FRIENDS Bullis appreciates the support of our many friends. 40 Ms. Natasha M. Nazareth Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Plotkin Mr. & Mrs. S. E. Bissey Ms. Darlene Reed Mr. & Mrs. Terry D. Blanton Mr. & Mrs. David C. Schoen Number of Mr. & Mrs. Guy A. Bramble Mrs. Caroline Silby & Mr. Larry Hinz Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. Brodkowitz Ms. Yolanda T. Singer Dr. Inder Chawla Mr. & Mrs. Donald B. Susswein Middle and Upper Mr. Geider Chen Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Tafoya Mr. & Mrs. Anatolio B. Cruz Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Villee Mrs. Elizabeth Farr Ms. Caroline R. Walsh School clubs that Ms. Sheila M. Feinberg Mr. & Mrs. John M. Watt Mr. & Mrs. Phillip A. Gyau Mr. & Mrs. Tom Waugh Mr. & Mrs. David H. Hillman help students to Dr. Tony Hsu & Dr. Nancy Hsu Mr. Mark James Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kelly develop leadership Ms. Helen G. Kirsch Mr. John Klein skills Mr. Kin W. Lee & Mrs. Wei Q. Lee

58 BULLIS magazine CAPITAL/RESTRICTED

We recognize the many families, friends and companies that have generously donated and supported the capital/restricted projects on campus.

$50,000+ Baltimore Lacrosse Club Dr. & Mrs. Howard Silby Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Goldberg Mr. Josh Basile ’03 Mr. John Simpson ’98 & Mrs. Lindsey B. Mr. & Mrs. Terry D. Blanton Simpson ’00 $20,000+ Mr. Bradley Bobrow ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Simpson Myra Reinhard Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Glen I. Burke Mr. & Mrs. David Steel Mr. & Mrs. Neil Reinhard Carls Masonry Unlimited Inc Ms. Lauren Stempler & Mr. Malcolm Catt Mr. Keith Cohen ’06 Mr. Marc N. Steren ’89 & Mrs. Stephanie $10,000+ Coleman Power Sports Steren Total Wine & More Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Cosimano Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Stoner Mr. & Mrs. David J. Trone Mr. Tom D. Cowles ’00 Mr. Frazier Stowers Mr. Shaun R. Crow ’07 Mr. Gregory Stuart ’03 $5,000+ Mr. Paul Davis ’04 The Honorable & Mrs. Scott W. Stucky The Children's Charities Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Barry Dickstein Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sturges Ms. Xiaomei Zhang Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Downey Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Tafoya Mr. Joshua Ein ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Tauber $1,000+ First Clinic LLC Mr. Svetlin Tintchev ’06 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. David A. Fishman Mr. Vladimir Tintchev ’02 Beach Ball Classic Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Fleming, II Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trippi Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. ’86 Blair Mr. & Mrs. John Forrest UBS Financial Services Inc. Convergent Wealth Advisors Mr. Hunter Gosnell ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Villee Mr. & Mrs. M. S. Copeland Mr. & Mrs. William Gosnell Mr. & Mrs. Eric Wade Mr. & Mrs. David Fink Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan ’88 Halle Mr. & Mrs. John M. Watt Flagship, Inc Mr. Zack Harwood ’06 Mr. Brian Will ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fried Mr. Reginald T. Herron & Ms. Brigitte W. Zee Tutoring LLC Mr. Richard W. Hayman ’63 & Mrs. Carolyn H. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. David Zolet Hayman Mr. Grant Hollingsworth ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Donnie V. Hinton Dr. Tony Hsu & Dr. Nancy Hsu Ms. Amy Kaslow & Mr. Richard Rosetti Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kogod Mr. & Mrs. Barrington Jackson Loudoun Triple Threat Mr. Adam R. Janowitz ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Metz Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Micholas Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kelly The Trustees of the Rockville Academy King Chiropractic The William H. Price, Jr. Family Trust Mr. Sean Kirby-Smith ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Vinal Mr. John Klein Mr. Taofeng Wang Mr. Ross W. Koenig ’02 & Mrs. Ashley C. Watkins Meegan Koenig ’00 20 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Weinberger Ms. Katharine Latimer & Mr. Richard Slaten Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Widerlite Mr. Brian Lavin ’98 & Mrs. Leah Lavin Mr. & Mrs. John Lee $500+ Mr. & Mrs. Jim Link Bella Plastic Surgery LLC Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Lovegrove Number of Coakley Williams Construction, Inc Mr. & Mrs. John Markovs Mr. & Mrs. Adam Greenberg Mr. Andrew V. Marusak, III ’66 Highline Wealth Management Mr. & Mrs. David D. McCready diff erent Mr. & Mrs. David H. Hillman Mr. & Mrs. Duane C. McKnight Mr. Greg Hollingsworth ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Melnick Kamis Professional Staffi ng LLC Ms. Cindy Nachman-Senders performing Dr. & Mrs. Neil King Mr. Justin B. Nemeroff ’09 King Automotive Group Ms. Crystal F. Newman groups off ered Mr. Ted Patch & Ms. Tracey Smith Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Opsahl Dr. & Mrs. John M. Petkevich Mr. David Posnick ’08 Potomac Pizza and Potomac Village Deli Mr. Joshua Posnick ’03 thanks to Potomac Day Spa and Acne Center Inc Up to $499 Mr. Andrew W. Prescott, III ’00 Mr. Brandon F. Allen ’07 Ms. Alina L. Romanowski & Mr. William W. Annual Fund Mr. Michael Allen ’09 Matzelevich Mr. Richard A. Armstrong, Jr. ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Rory Schick Mr. Craig Aronoff ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Shollenberger support Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Baltimore, Jr. Mrs. Caroline Silby & Mr. Larry Hinz

FALL-WINTER 2015 59 CORPORATIONS Alagia Family Foundation Baltimore Lacrosse Club Beach Ball Classic Bella Plastic Surgery LLC Beyda’s Lad & Lassie, Inc. CapX Offi ce Solutions, LLC Carls Masonry Unlimited, Inc. Coakley Williams Construction, Inc. Coleman Power Sports Convergent Wealth Advisors First Clinic LLC Flagship, Inc. Hamill Family Foundation Highline Wealth Management Kamis Professional Staffi ng LLC King Automotive Group King Chiropractic Lepercq Lynx Investment Advisory Loudoun Triple Threat Manassas Chrysler Myra Reinhard Family Foundation Potomac Day Spa and Acne Center, Inc. Potomac Pizza and Potomac Village Deli RSVP Catering Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation My family and I support the Simtek Inc. Target The Children’s Charities Foundation, Inc. Annual Fund each year because The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region we see fi rsthand the fantastic The Diana Davis Spencer Foundation The Freddie Mac Foundation opportunities available to the Bullis The Harris Family Foundation The Lemon Foundation “ The Martin Family Foundation Inc. Community. Bullis provides our The Trustees of the Rockville Academy The William H. Price, Jr. Family Trust students with a unique, cutting Total Wine & More UBS Financial Services Inc. Watkins Meegan edge education that prepares them Zee Tutoring LLC for the real world.

—Pat Cilento Academic and Football” Coach

60 BULLIS magazine GALA DONORS/PATRONS/SPONSORS

Disco Fever - Bullis Gala 2014 We would like to thank the following donors, patrons and sponsors for making our auction a success.

4 Star Tennis Academy Yip Lam-Chen & Ruoke Chen Christina & Steven Hersh a.v.max Chevy Chase Limousine Service Laura & Ernie Heymann Hank Aaron Livia & Karl Christensen Krysti & Donnie Hinton ABE Networks Davidus Cigars Kerry & Michael Hoch Charo & Larry Abrams Jacqueline & Patrick Cilento Traci & Monty Hoff man Anne & Ronald Abramson Foundation Aprile Pilon-Clayton & Bruce Clayton Home Vent Experts Rosemary & Ovie Agege Clyde’s Tower Oaks Lodge Jennifer & Erl Houston Misbah & Hind Ahdab Patricia & Alan Cohen I Drive Smart Melissa Alpeter Blair Michelle ’87 & David ’87 Cohen Ikona Photography Margaret & David Andreadis Belinda & Charles Coleman Liz Jacobi Anheuser Busch Carol & Dennis Conrad JAG Landscape Anthony Wilder/Design Build Cameron & Dale Conway Jaleo Assure Holding Company Richard Cook JetBlue Atlantic Services Group Nancy & Garth Culham Susan Neely & Joseph Jones AUM Yoga Center D + L Vintage Mid Atlantic, LLC Rebecca & Richard Kay Dannye Ayre Ian Davis Bruce Kelley Kim & Jim Bair Nikki De Pandi Kelsey Interiors Nicole Solomon & Stephen Baldi Andrea & James Dickie Premila & Abdul Khanu Joanne & Brian Barlia Down Dog Yoga Neil King Kily Battista Dry Bar King Chiropractic Stephanie & Jeff Bellistri E.K. McConkey & Co., Inc. Victoria & Chris Knopes Wynard & Lynett Belton Deysi & Jason Eist Koa Sports League Michelle & Avi Benaim Sandra & Carlos Elhom Brad Kosegarten Candice Bennett & Associates Ali Elias Kathleen & Theodore Kronmiller Sonya & Sunjay Berdia EN Bistro and Sushi Regina & Jim Kunkle Dawn & Glen Berman Sara Romeyn & Tim Evans Gerda & Stefan Laetsch Jennifer & Brett Bernstein Kathryn & Tony Everett Margo & Kent LaMotta Kerry & Andrew ’86 Blair Everett Garden Designs Taryn Laughlin Bloomberg BNA Exotic Car Drive Mark Levin Blu Water Spa & Salon Mary & Steve Fairbanks Karen & Kevin Lewis Valerie & Jerry Boarman Audrey Sugimura & Brian Ferguson Kristin & Jim Link Bond Distributing Fight For Children Tricia & John Lloyd Gina Maloney & George Borden Fine Earth Landscape Inc Kathleen Lloyd BOWA Susan & David Fink Mark Lovett Studio Kathleen & Kevin Braun Nancy Fisher Andrew Lowenthal Claudia & Chris Brown Janet & David Fishman Jeff Lubin Portrait Studio Debbie & Jeremy Brown Flagship Inc. Pamela Hazen & William Maddox Liz & Britton Browne Food Wine & Co David & Marci Maged Brown-Forman Four Seasons Hotel Kathy & Bijan Manesh Heidi & David Buerger Talia Fox Kathleen & John Markovs Catherine & Ed ’86 Bullis Tina & Jimmy Fragoyannis Alina Romanowski & Bill Matzelevich Bullis 2nd Grade Class French Porte LLC Jennifer & George Mavrikes Bullis 3rd Grade Class Debbie & Gary ’79 Friedlander McCabe World Travel Bullis 4th Grade Class Jerry Friedlander Julie & Greg McCaff ery Bullis 5th Grade Class Gardere Wynee Sewell LLP- Austin Bonnie & David McCready Bullis 6th Grade Class Jennifer & Joe Gawronski Cathie Lutter & Todd McCreight Bullis 7th Grade Class Giant Andrea & Keith McIntosh Bullis 8th Grade Class Connie & Tony Giles Tammy & Duane McKnight Bullis 9th Grade Class Andrea & Steve Gluckman Amy & Mike Micholas Bullis 10th Grade Class Tammy & Steven Goldberg Sara & Steven Miles Bullis 11th Grade Class Edward Gordon Miller Coors Bullis 12th Grade Class Nanci & Griff Gosnell Mitch & Bill’s Exxon Bullis Athletics Emily Grace Abby Moff at Bullis School Grand Fusion Restaurant Mon Ami Gabi Bullis School Store Hair Cuttery Carmen & Oscar Monincx Burk & Flinn Orthodontics, P.A. Warren & Martha Halle Monique’s Esthetique Capital Fencing Academy/Dariusz Gilman Kathryn & Michael Hanley Rachel & Chris Moore Capital Grille Michelle & Tim Hanson Lisa & Ronald Moore CapX Offi ce Solutions LLC Darlene Haught Mary Kate & Don Moran Ca’Venexiana Cheryl & Daniel Hays Marilyn & Romerio Moreno CCS (Community Counselling Service) Brigitte Johnson & Reggie Herron Judi & Mark Morris

FALL-WINTER 2015 61 Neiman Marcus Tysons Galleria Neal & Jennifer Simon RAISE THE PADDLE DONORS Crystal Newman Tim & Laura Simpson Hind & Misbah Ahdab Nicola Pizza Marina Protopopova & Lawrence Sita Margaret & David Andreadis Hui & Zhue Nie Katharine Latimer & Richard Slaten Kim & Jim Bair Chris Nordeen Sobon Estate Hillary & Tom Baltimore Pauletta Rowser-Nwosu & Chuck Nwosu Southern Wine and Spirits Pam & Barry Bass Old Angler’s Inn Gloria Quevedo & Antonio Spilimbergo Stephanie & Jeff Bellistri Lisa & Michael Opsahl Marc ’89 & Stephanie Steren Nancy Berkowitz De Pandi Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc Kerry & Andrew ’86 Blair Jennifer & E. Stuart Parker Jean & Scott Stucky Alice & Tom Blair Parkway Custom Drycleaning Suplee Contracting Susan Harrington & Greg Blaisdell Tara ’01 & Dre ’99 Parra Renee Licht & Michael Sussman Licht Kathleen & Kevin Braun Tracey Smith & Ted Patch Joanne Szadkowski Claudia & Chris Brown Karen & Ronald Pate Tamjidi Skin Institute Heidi & David Buerger Denise & Scott Peel Brad & Roz Tavel Catherine & Ed ’86 Bullis Audrey Feff er & Tim Peterson The Bar Method Renee & John Carls Lis & Misha Petkevich The Buccini/Pollin Group Lauren Stempler & Malcolm Catt Russell & Katia Phillips The Fur Salon @ Saks Fifth Avenue Connie & Pat Caulfi eld PNC Bank The Little Gym Livia & Karl Christensen Bobby Pollicino The Ritz-Carlton, Orlando Jacqueline & Patrick Cilento Jennifer & Joel Poretsky The Ritz-Carlton, St. Thomas Jennifer & Jeff Cohen Dr. Jennifer Porter The Ritz-Carlton, Washington, D.C. Carol & Dennis Conrad Potomac Pilates The Sharper Cut, Inc Landscapes Nancy & Garth Culham Potomac Pizza Nikola & Milton Theo Nikki De Pandi Connie Chung & Maury Povich Thomas Fallon Photography Rokhsan Fallah & Perry Ebrahimi-Qajar Kate Powell Berry Trimble Sara Romeyn & Tim Evans Premium Distributors Leslie & Joseph Trippi Mary & Steve Fairbanks Nina ’87 & Tilghman Price June & David Trone, Total Wine & More Susan & David Fink Shannon & Mike Priddy Twomey Cellars Sarah & Scott Freedman Vernessia & Tracy Proctor Rayna & Amir Tyson Debbie & Gary ’79 Friedlander Pure Barre Bethesda Patricia & Jeff Ulanet Irina Kichigina & Eric Frye R.S.V.P. Catering United Distributors of Delaware, LLC Nicki & Jeff Geifman Raku Cyndi ’83 & Kevin ’84 Vasco Tammy & Steven Goldberg Amelia de Lucio Ramos & Frank Ramos Susan & Charles Vinal Alisa & Jon ’88 Halle Lurdes Ramos Vita Surgical Group Michelle & Tim Hanson Carla Megargee & Mark Rampy WABC (Live with Kelly & Michael) Darlene Haught Ellen Krieger & Gary Ratner Yuko & Leith Wain Tim & Claudia ’88 Helmig Reed Smith LLP Washington Capitals Brigitte Johnson & Reggie Herron Phyllis & Mike Reidy Washington Nationals Krysti & Donnie Hinton Reliable-Churchill Washington Redskins Elizabeth & Will Jacobi Renato’s at River Falls—River Falls Seafood Nancy & Mark Weinberger Monique & Lee Jarmon Market David Weiner Becky & Rick Kay Richey & Marget Reneberg Tina West, West Institute Margo & Kent LaMotta Reston Limousine Kelly Baxter & Ned Wheeler Karen & Keven Lewis Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne Sheryl & Mike Wilbon Kristin & Jim Link River Falls Market Wild Tomato Kathleen & Ty Lloyd RMA Worldwide Chauff ered Transportation Wildwood Kitchen Faith Darling & Sasha Lourie Andy Rohr Joy & Blair Willing Lynley & Clive Mackenzie Sylvia Rolinski Robin & Kerry Wisnosky Kathy & Bijan Manesh Meghan Rose Yonghong Gu & Qin Xu Bonnie & David McCready Shannon ’92 & Laurence Rosoff Canan & Hawk Yazgan Cathie Lutter & Todd McCreight Sandy & Sam Rubenstein Cheng Wang & Hui You Jessica & Jamie McIntyre Rick & Anne Rudman Zengo Cycle Tammy & Duane McKnight Safeway Charlene Zigah Cathy McMahon Reza & Behnaz Salmasi Bari & David Zimbrick Chia & Oscar Mekhaya Jay H. Samuels Devin Cheema & Matt Zimmer Marilyn & Romerio Moreno San Francisco Giants Zohra Men’s Salon Judi & Mark Morris David & Patty Sanders Theresa & David Zolet Shalamar Muhammad Maureen Mayer-Sangster & Otis Sangster Feri & Bahram Nasehi Craig & Michelle Savarick Natasha Nazareth-Phelps Rory & Debbie Schick Pauletta Rowser-Nwosu & Chuck Nwosu Stuart & Leslie Schwager Scott & Xiumin Overall Science Channel Tracey Smith & Ted Patch Kenneth & Leesa Scott Audrey Feff er & Tim Peterson Sea Glass Fine Art Lis & Misha Petkevich Select Wines Lauren & Bobby Pollicino Seneca Hill Animal Hospital, Resort & Spa Jennifer & Stanley Porter Dan & Sunipa Sengupta Lurdes Ramos Tammy & Bob Sickels, Carnival Day Phyllis & Mike Reidy Silver Oak Cellars Cindy Nachman-Senders & John Rosen Debbie Simon Dede & Jim Schumacher

62 BULLIS magazine Leslie & Stuart Schwager Jennifer & Neal Simon Laura & Tim Simpson Julie & Jim Smith Jean & Scott Stucky Nicole & Mitch Suplee Carrie & Eric Sypes June & David Trone Patricia & Jeff Ulanet Lisa & Michael Vardi Susan & Charles Vinal Yuko & Leith Wain Kendall Houghton & Tom Walsh Leslie Simmons & Oswald Warner Nancy & Mark Weinberger Monique & Geoff rey Whittleton Danielle Martyn & Kieran Wilcox Joy & Blair Willing Bari & David Zimbrick Theresa & David Zolet

We’ve remained committed to 83 supporting the Annual Fund because it allows Bullis to provide stronger programs and Full-time “ off er support to those who need teachers that it. The Bullis Annual Fund is Annual Fund a philanthropic priority for us support allows because we see the eff ects of our Bullis to donation right away. provide with —Judi & Mark Morris, competitive Parents to Carter ’16 and Kate ’19 salaries, benefi ts and ” professional development opportunities

FALL-WINTER 2015 63 GALA 2014 VOLUNTEERS

Janet Fishman Cindy Nachman-Senders Debbie Forrest Stephanie Nashman Donalda Gibson Pauletta Nwosu Andrea Gluckman Jennifer Parker Tammy Goldberg Glaucia Petcov Gina Goldstone Lis Petkevich Nanci Gosnell Katia Phillips Vera Harris Caren Ravitch disco Afsi Hashemzadeh Shannon Rosoff ’92 Claudia Helmig ’88 Sandy Rubenstein fever Brigitte Herron Behnaz Salmasi Christina Hersh Nancy Samuels Bullis Gala 2014 Krysti Hinton Patty Sanders Monique Jarmon Debbie Schick Premila Khanu Leslie Schwager Gerda Laetsch Ken Scott Karen Lewis Jennifer Signora ’89 Kristin Link Leslie Simmons Brenetta Locke Jennifer Simon Charo Abrams Allison Luterman Stephanie Steren Melissa Blair Marci Maged Audrey Sugimura Liz Browne Kathy Manesh Nicole Suplee Renee Carls Nadia Manesh Julia Thomas Devin Cheema Julie McCaff ery Sharon Thompson Lauren Cherdak Tara McKenzie Leslie Trippi Livia Christensen Tammy McKnight Yuko Wain Belinda Coleman Cynthia Mercer Victoria Westbury Dale Conway Laura Metro Monique Whittleton Dana Davis-Mitchell Abby Moff at Joyce Williams Julie Day Carmen Monincx Yeme Worku Wendy Epstein Noelene Moten Charlene Zigah Kathryn Everett Shalamar Muhammad Theresa Zolet

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