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You will be notified when your items are available fo r pick-up at the PDS Development Office, Colross. Please make checks payable to Princeton Day School. Return order form with check to PDS Alumni Office, PO Box 75, The Great Road, Princeton, NJ 08542. Please call I-877-924-ALUM with any questions. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Daniel J. Graziano, Jr., Chairman PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL JOURNAL Deborah Sze Modzelewski, Vice Chair Richard W. Smith, Vice Chair Volume 37, Number 2 Winter 2000 Jack Z. Rabinowitz, Treasurer Christine Grant Halpern, F E AT URES Secretary/Parliamentarian Susan Burton Campus Center Barbara Griffin Cole ’78 Patrice Coleman-Boatwright displays good taste Judith Glickman Marilyn W. Grounds Photo feature of newly-opened—and enthusiasti Brooke R. Gunn cally received—Campus Center. 4 John P. H all, Jr. Jennifer Chandler Hauge ’78 Joseph H. Highland Raman Kapur Aaron Lemonick Andrew M. Okun Different drummer Marc J. Ostro “If a man does not keep pace with bis John M. Peach companions, perhaps it is because he Alison M. Shehadi hears a differe7^t drum mer...” Menachem Sternberg Robert B. Stockman PDS students’ study of music-making highlights Penny B. Thomas music and instruments of the late Harry Partch, Newell M. Thompson ’82 a percussionist/composer/instrument builder who Elaine Torres-Melendez broke new ground in contemporary music. John D. Wallace ’48 C. Treby McLaughlin Williams ’80 Elizabeth C. Dilworth, Trustee Emerita Betty Wold Johnson, Trustee Emerita Olympic spirit lives Samuel W. Lambert III, Trustee Emeritus 2000-2001 ALUMNI BOARD Michael Ferry ’92 stages a comeback: Eight years Newell M. Thompson ’82, president O Q O after being_ sidelined by a football injury his senior Robert H. Olsson ’78, vice president V I year at PDS, he wins a berth on the Olympic row- Philip E. Clippinger ’83, treasurer ing team. Thomas R. Gates ’78 ex ojficio Barbara Griffin Cole ’78 Mary Murdoch Finnell ’76 Nancy Shannon Ford ’54 Thomas R. Foster ’85 Louis Guarino ’79 A Foundation for Judson R. Henderson ’92 Jamie Phares Jacobson ’80 Excellence: PDS Annual Arthur L. Levy ’73 Leslie Pell Linnehan ’82 42 Report fo r 1999-2000 Robert O. Smyth ’57 Rachel Lilienthal Stark ’87 Leslie Straut Ward ’80
PRODUCTION NOTES Editor/designer: Jill Work DEPARTMENTS Class notes editor: Linda Maxwell 2 Letter from the Head of School Stefanelli MFS ’62 Contributor: Jacquie Asplundh In the Spotlight: Teacher of the Year Annual Report: compiled by Ann Wiley ’70 3 1899- 1999' Printed by Contempo Press Inc. 10 Alumni Bulletin Board On the cover: The new serpentine benches 14 In the Spotlight: As You Like It and cafe tables grace the hall in the new Campus Center. 15 Class Notes Photo credits: Cover and pages 4-5 (facilities photos ) by Rob Ikeler 69 In Season: A peek at PDS Photography ©2000, used by permission. Olympic photo courtesy of US Rowing. Other editorial photos: Danielle Nutt, Princeton Day School complies with all federal and state laws prohibiting Jacquie Asplundh, Ann Wiley, Jill Work. discrimination in its admissions, employment and administrative policies. welcome Two fourth graders stop by my office to When a sixth grade well-spoken young man read their latest poetry excerpt. Students con asked assertively, “and Mrs. Glickman, what gregate in the Campus Center for a mid exactly will you bring to PDS that is some morning snack and conversation. An upper thing we don’t already have or know?”, I had a school student is working with a lower school further indication that I had entered a com youngster on her writing assignment. A young munity in which well founded self confi man is stretched out on his stomach in the art dence, direct communication and questioning gallery reading intently. And I walk through were highly valued. When my husband, Bud, the campus with a broad, silly smile on my and I read The Spokesman and saw how well face which sticks like glue. If you think I am written the articles were, how the students smitten with PDS, you are ‘spot on.’ were guided to speak with informed thought, Judith R. Glickman Margaret Mead said so well what I have not just mere opinion, we were here for the observed: “Never doubt that a small group of asking. thoughtful citizens can change the world. In Now we have a full year together while we deed, it is the only thing that ever has.” PDS is poise PDS for its exciting future. In addition a school with remarkable strengths and no to the most basic and most obvious— promot table accomplishments due, in large part, to ing a graceful transition, being a highly visible the efforts of so many of you—alumni, fac member of the school community, and being ulty, parents, grandparents, friends, trustees, of support to the faculty as it continues to and administration. I have walked in at a address the recommendations of the Middle point in the school’s history of which you can States Action Plan—I have two additional be tremendously proud: goals which incorporate my recent experience • Once again, we opened at capacity, ad with particularly compelling needs and inter mitting only 30% of the applicants ests of the school. school wide. First off, we are developing a master plan • Our faculty continues to be recognized for the use and redesign of the entire campus. statewide and nationally for its work not Fortuitously, the arts department has led the only in the classroom, but for its contri way in this effort producing a comprehensive, bution to other educators’ professional thoughtful study of its program and space development. needs. The full scale PDS master plan is a bit • The Campus Center is fully funded and of deja vu for me, having been highly involved operational. Its design speaks to the fu in completing the master plan at The Ameri ture. It is one of the few spaces in an can School in London. To have returned to independent school of its size in which London this past summer, two years hence, all of the student body can convene at and to see the plans on paper transformed into one tim e. a strikingly beautiful reality, was tremen • The new fields are in the final stages of dously gratifying. Now, to have the opportu their construction. nity to be at PDS and to enlist the support of • The Annual Fund exceeded $900,000 an architectural design team to translate what last year and is slated to hit the we define as the school’s educational needs for $1 million mark this school year. the future into improved space for our stu You cherish the momentum you have, dents and faculty, is exhilarating. Led by a resolved to not only not let it go, but to move representative committee of faculty, staff, par further along a clearly defined track. ents, students and trustees we will build our 2 I N T H E SPOTLIGHT: USA Today Teacher o f the Year story and watch it become a master plan. PDS is known for having an excel Secondly, I wish to seize the moment, lent faculty, and USA T oday has recog each time it presents itself, to share what I nized that fact by naming one of the learned as an independent school educator school’s outstanding educators to the living overseas—how very small, yet how newspapers’s 3rd annual All-USA highly diverse our world is. I want us to Teacher Team. ponder how we can guide our students to Third-grade teacher Beverly view the world beyond these shores so that Gallagher, with 1 8 years of classroom they, our future leaders, guide the promising experience, is one of 20 teachers from around the country named in this rec ognition program for outstanding educators. She is the first independent school teacher so honored. PDS parent and trustee Debbie Modzelewski, whose children were students of Ms. Gallagher’s, submitted the nomination. “She treats every child as her own,” Ms. Modzelewski said. The USA T oday report stated that Bev Gallagher “inspires students to approach reading with the enthusiasm of a trip to Walt Disney W orld,” and she “phones each pupil’s parents every two weeks or so to report the child’s tiny triumphs, new interests and great achievements.” From l-r, Hillary Hayes (sister o f Whitney Ross ’84), Some of Ms. Gallagher’s initiatives have included the school-wide Courtney Shannon 88 and alumni director “Imagine the Possibilities” program that brings nationally known poets, Stephanie Briody are joined by interim head of school Judith Glickman at a New York. City alum ni authors and artists to campus; “Weaving Words,” a three-day writing ga th erin g. workshop for teachers that was inaugurated this past summer; and Poetry Partnerships, which pairs 3rd and 11th graders for two months future of globalization and capitalize on the of reading and writing poetry. promise of internationalism. When asked about behavioral problems, Ms. Gallagher replied, “Be Most importantly, I enlist your support to havioral issues? I don’t see them. When kids are engaged in work they join me in honoring the traditions of Miss find meaningful, those things fly out the window.” Fine’s, Princeton Country Day, and Princeton Day School, as I invite you to share in the excitement of charting our fu ture. Your strong, active Alumni Board headed by Newell Thompson has already shown the leadership we can expect and for which we are grateful. Given your capability and commitment, that $1,000,000 goal, so richly deserved, will be a reality in no time at all. Thank you for all you have done and for what you will continue to bring to this aston A PDS co n tin g en t a tten d ed th e USA Today award presentation with Bev Gallagher. From left, front row: trustee and parent Debbie Modzelewski, teachers ishing community. Pri Alahendra, Tina Dadian and Paula Seigel. Back row: teachers Cynthia Peifer, Jan Bird Dana Lippmann, form er head o f school Lila Lohr, teachers Bev —Judith Glickman, interim head o f school Gallagher and Karen Pike, head of lower school Dina Bray. 3 FEAST YOUR EYES
CAM PUS CENTER
Grand opening: The grand ribbon-cutting ceremony marks the official opening of the Campus Center. Pictured, l-r, are (front row) head of lower school Dina Bray, head of middle school Diane Rosenberg, admissions director Terry Breault, busi ness manager Cindy Shapiro, interim head o f school Judith Glickman, and project manager Hal Hoeland. Back row: director of advancement Andrew Hamlin, trustee John Peach, upper school head Carlton Tucker, director of buildings and grounds Steve Storey, interior space designer Anne Wright Wilson and trustee Putting things in perspective: Jack Rabinowitz. This view from the mezzanine level demonstrates the visual impact of the Campus Centers structure and design. 4 Multiple choices: The Campus Center features numerous food stations, offering pizza, a sandwich/ deli counter, hot lunches, a full salad bar, the “grill”, fruit, desserts and beverages. There is also a snack bar in the adjoining hall.
High achievement: The soaring atrium ceiling brings in natural light to brighten the Campus Center.
The ultimate test...... is the taste test, and the pizza seems to agree with 6th grader Allie Crouse. Lively Arts curriculum focuses on noteworthy composer
M u s i c a l t h e m e in h a r m o n y WITH PDS EDUCATIONAL MISSION
Surrogate kithara. Zymo-Xyl. Cloud- Hunter. When the instruments moved to New chamber bowls. Chromelodian. Harmonic Jersey two summers ago, I immediately started Canon. No, these are not nonsensical words negotiating.” from a Dr. Seuss book, but names of musical Some of the related studies for the unit “If a man does not instruments by the late composer and instru included classroom visits by teaching artist/ keep pace with ment builder Harry Partch. percussionist Jim Pugliese, who led students his companions, Partch (1901-1974), was one of the great through hands-on explorations in music- est and most individualistic composers of the making using rhythm instruments. Classes perhaps it is twentieth century. also built their own instruments. Middle because he hears a PDS had the rare privilege of having the school English teacher Susan Daly-Rouse said, different drummer. Partch musical instrument collection, as well “I ran out of time for the ideas I had to bring as the collection’s curator, composer/musician the richness of this brilliant composer’s work Let him step to Dean Drummond, on campus for two days. to my grade VIII students: a day of listening the music he bear's, The collection, formerly housed at the and creating music with found instruments, however measured Smithsonian, is on loan from the Newband another day of reading Li Po’s poems to o r fa r a w a y. ” Instrumentarium at New Jersey’s Montclair Partch’s music, and a third based on body State University. The music and instruments movement for the Castor and Pollix piece. HENRY DAVID THOREAU of Harry Partch formed the centerpiece of a It certainly was a busy and exciting unit.” lively arts cross-curriculum study unit coordi Ms. Daly-Rouse appreciated the opportunity nated by poet-in-residence Judy Michaels. for the PDS community to “discover, through Ms. Michaels was enthused about bringing Harry Partch’s music, the musician, the the Partch collections and guests artists to sculptor, the physicist, the poet, and the campus. She explained, “I first heard Partch dancer in all of us. ” music back in the '60s, as did (teachers) Susan I he art gallery tied into the theme with an Daly Rouse, Frank Jacobson, and Bonnie exhibit and performances of sound sculptures 6 Q ;v
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by Roberta Berman, and many teachers devel expanded palate of music was different and oped correlating studies in topics as diverse as exciting. Mike Rosen, a violist in grade 10, physics, music, and poetry. Mr. Drummond said that he prefers the modern music to the presented workshops specifically geared to traditional: “It’s different every time you play wards students studying physics, music, and it,” he said. Tenth grader Rosser Lomax, who fine arts/architecture. plays guitar, also enjoyed the concert im However, the highlight was certainly the mensely. He likened some of the Partch music concerts presented to all students that featured to that of reknowned Indian sitar player Ravi Newband, a contemporary music ensemble Shankar and to certain types of traditional playing music and instruments of Partch and Chinese music. This similarity is not surpris D rum m ond. ing, since most “Eastern” music uses micro In his lecture, Mr. Drummond, a former tonality, so vital to Partch’s musical style. student of Harry Partch, talked about Partch, Ms. Daly-Rouse said, “The middle school Above, top: cloud-chamber the founder of modern “just intonation.” He students certainly loved his music and wanted bowls, an audience explained the difference between traditional to hear more”— a sentiment echoed by favorite; bottom: detail “Western” musical tonalities and the micro- students throughout the school. o f the surrogate kithara. tonal music using just intonation. Most music heard in the U.S. is based on the 12 notes of the scale. (Picture the white and black notes in one octave on a piano.) The tonal distance between each of these 12 notes is the same, or “even-tempered.” In that same octave on Partch’s organ-like chromedolian, there are 43 tones, with unequal intervals between each of those tones. Mr. Drummond explained that to him, making music with only the 12-tone scales would be like having your drawing efforts limited to a box of 12 crayons. In contrast the expanded microtonal scale might be more like the box of 48—or even 64— crayons. Teaching artist Jim Pugliese gets kindergartners Kendra Clark and Kate Reynolds The students seemed to agree that this (l-r) involved with hands-on music-making activities. ‘UNLIKELY OLYMPIAN’ MICHAEL FERRY ’92
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Michael Ferry ’92 embodies the spirit of the lacrosse. He played lacrosse and football in Olympics. He glories in the pursuit of his upper school until his PDS athletic career sport more than in his own achievements. He abruptly ended when he suffered a dislocated perseveres. He recognizes and applauds the knee and shattered kneecap playing football achievements of his competitors. He is quite early in his senior year. willing to share credit for his successes. He Michael also enjoyed woodworking and gives 100% effort—or more. In short, he is fondly remembers the summer after his senior
M ichael Ferry (on the kind of athlete the U.S.—and PDS—can year, which he spent working with upper left) concentrates be proud to call one its own. school industrial arts teacher Andy Franz intently with Olympic roiling partner However, Michael Ferry might be consid building benches, cubbies and other projects Henry Nuzum. ered an unlikely Olympian. He did not spend for the middle school. his youth working towards an Olympic Michael attended Bates College in Maine, dream, although he remembers devouring majoring in art history and minoring in news of the 1984 Olympics Games in L.A. in French. Looking for a way to stay in shape and the special Olympics issue of Sports Illustrated. stay active, and still under the doctor’s orders Michael entered PDS as a second grader, not to put any undue stress on his knee, and by middle school was playing baseball and Michael turned to rowing, then a club sport at 8 Bates. Michael’s father had rowed coach, Igor Grinko. Grinko in in high school, but the sport was vited Michael to start training D i d Y o u new to Michael. He loved it. He full time in Augusta, GA. K n o w ? enjoyed the feel of the boat gliding Michael enjoyed a banner O thers in th e PDS though the water, and appreciated M ichael Ferry year in 1998. He won gold in co m m u n ity also the opportunity to admire the quadruple sculls in the 1998 pursued Olympic scenic beauty of Maine, his progress noted by National Championships, and a silver in the d ream s: the occasional moose or other wildlife. double sculls. A third place finish in the U.S. PDS rink m anager While Bates did not have formal interscho Team trials earned him alternate status with Harr}-' R oulon-M iller lastic competition in rowing, they did partici the National Team. Michael made the U.S. w as o n e o f 70+ y o u n g h op efu ls to try ou t pate in meets with nearby Colby and Bowdoin team in 1999 in a quad that just missed quali f o r th e U.S. O lym pic Colleges. In the long, cold Maine winters, the fying for finals in the world championships by hockey team to rowing teams had to be content with working placing 4th in semi-finals. participate in the I960 out on an ergonometer, a type of rowing In June 2000, Michael competed in one of Olympics in Squaw Valley, CA. It w as a machine. They even had a Colby-Bates- the most important racing events of his life: highly competitive field Bowdoin “erging” contest, where Michael set He and double sculls partner Henry Nuzum, o f players that year, the record of erging 6 minutes and 2 seconds after working together for only a few weeks, a n d H arry d id n ot make the team, lb at for more than 2000 simulated meters. It was won an Olympic berth at the Olympic Row year's U.S. hockey team to be his only collegiate win. ing Trials in Cherry Hill, NJ. went on to win “bring Michael and his teammates anxiously Michael was thrilled to be part of the home the gold” with a awaited the day in the spring when they could Olympic team, and says “it is an honor to go fi rst-place finish. get out to real water again, since, as Michael and represent the country.” Like all athletes During the 1980s, states, “You can only erg so long before you go gathered in Sydney, Michael wanted to be the m id d le sch o o l English crazy.” The team was so anxious each year to one to hear his national anthem played at the teacher Paul Epply- get back to real water that they frequently conclusion of his race. However, his medal Schrnidt trained extensively in fencing, would break the ice on the Androscoggin hopes were not realized, and Michael and his trying for an Olympic River, hacking away at the frozen shoreline ice rowing partner placed a respectable 8th in berth in the 1984 L.A. to get to the river’s unfrozen middle. their category. But Michael was pleased to or 1988 Seoul Olympics. It’s ironic that he embarked on his rowing note that the national anthem that played for Cornelia (Cory) Fischer career at Bates, which is not known for his event was played for the first time in Sertl '76 ivas a its rowing program, while—ironically— Olympic history, with a team from Slovenia member of the 1988 Michael’s hometown university, Princeton, winning that country’s first-ever Olympic U.S. w om en’s Olympic sailing team that boasts one of the nation’s top-rated rowing gold medal. co m p eted in Seoul. programs. None of this stopped Michael from Michael was glad to learn that the Bates She was an alternate pursuing the rowing career that ultimately rowing program, now a varsity sport, has pro f o r th e tw o-w om a n took him to the Sydney 2000 Olympics. duced a another national team member, team that won the gold in the w om ens' 4 70. After college, Michael was not invited to Michael’s teammate and mentor Tom Keister. one of the elite rowing camps that tend As for Michael, he is keeping his options open. to become the training ground—and He plans to keep rowing, and perhaps there proving ground—for future Olympians, but will be another Olympics in his future. He is he did participate in a 3-week training session also investigating career options. at the prestigious Penn Athletic Club in No matter what Michael’s future holds, this Philadelphia. This brought him to the atten Olympian holds a winning attitude that will tion of the man who would become his take him far.
9 Alumni Bulletin Board
Dear Alums, Having just cel NY AREA A L U M N I EVENT ebrated our 100th anni PDS alumni enjoyed the hospitality of Stephen versary, the second cen and Whitney Ross Moseley ’84 at a Manhattan tury on campus at get-together in October. Princeton Day School has begun with a flurry Newell Thompson 82 of activity. I urge you to come back and take a look at the new Campus Center, which opened this Sep tember. At the same time the campus cen ter was being built, the Herbert McAneny Sarah Silverman 94 Theater had air conditioning installed en enjoys the gathering. suring year round use for theatrical perfor mances. Also, the first phase of the “Fields Project” began and will be completed in time for Reunion Weekend. So when you come back to visit PDS, there will be a nice cool theater in which to watch the wonder
From 1-7': Courtney ful PDS plays and concerts, a campus cen S h an n on ’88, Ju lia ter in which to enjoy food and conversa Flerr ’88 and host tion, and playing fields where you can Stephen Moseley. come to test your soccer, lacrosse and base ball skills at our alumni games. Overall, PDS is doing exceptionally well and the alumni community has played a From l-r: Stephen Moseley, alumni director Stephanie significant role in helping to make it that Briody, Whitney Ross Moseley way. The Alumni Board and the activities 84 and 3-year-old Ross Moseley. we organize continue to grow and flourish. We have seen growth at all of our alumni events including the Thanksgiving games, HARRIS DIRECTORY family skating day, career day, and alumni WILL BE CONTACTING YOU weekend. We also initiated regional gath erings and local “decade” parties as oppor The Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company will soon be tunities for alumni to get together and researching and compiling data for the Princeton Day School rem inisce. Alumni directory, scheduled for release in Fall 2001. This As your alumni president, I welcome comprehensive hard-bound volume will include current names, your comments, thoughts, and suggestions addresses and phone numbers, e-mail addresses, academic data, as to how we can better connect with you. plus business information (if applicable). Each alumna/us will I look forward to seeing you on campus receive a questionnaire from Harris to update information. in the near future! Please do your part to make sure this volume is as complete and accurate as possible. (If you prefer not to be listed in the Best Wishes, directory, please contact the alumni office as soon as possible.) Newell Thompson ’82 Last Hurrah
The newest alumni o f PDS enjoyed a great send-off as they prepared to seek new horizons. Front row, from l-r. Benji Weber, Chris Wiley, Melissa Bailey, Jen Gladden, Laura Davidoff, Jessica Batt, Rachel Levin. Second row, l-r: Abby Kelton, Ryan Carr, Ashley Logan, Jam es Pinto, Mark Webb, Jam es Utterback, Adam Befeler, Ben Carlin, Steven Saar, Kiara Rankin. Third row, l-r: Jerry Kemper, Lila Cruikshank, Ben Brickner, Garrett Sussman, Alexa Miller, Taj Forer, John Kunz, M organ Perkins, Page Sch mucker, Adam Vigiano, Sapna Thottathil, Matt McGowen. Fourth row: Day la Levin, Mark Blatterfein, Tracey Spinner, Erin McCaffrey, Julia Cataldi, Kerry Golcher, Scott Adams, Charles Hagaman, Kyle Lieberman, Dimitri Kotsinonos, Brian Haroldson, John Dorazio, Jared Lander, M andy Helwig, Nabil Laoudji, Stephanie Horowitz. Back row, l-w, Robert Crawley, Chris Ordoivich, M ichael Maxwell, Doug Myers, Matt King.
Alumni group working to honor former coach and Hall-of-Famer Boh Krueger
Late last winter, a small group of alumni memory on Alumni Day next spring (Satur gathered to discuss the idea of raising the day, May 19th) in conjunction with the an funds to name a playing field in honor of PDS nual alumni lacrosse game. We think this is Athletic Hall of Fame lacrosse coach Bob an especially fitting way to remember a very Krueger. Little did they know that just a few special teacher, coach and friend, who made weeks later they would be shocked to learn of such an important impact on so many of his Bob’s sudden death while jogging near his students.” home in North Carolina. “Like the recently funded W illiam Smoyer For several months following Bob’s passing, ’60 Memorial Soccer Field, the cost of what the idea of a field in his honor lay dormant. As we hope will become Krueger Field is time went on, however, alumni board presi $150,000. Nearly half that amount has al dent Newell Thompson ’82, along with Rob ready been pledged, and hopes are high that Olsson ’78, Phil Clippinger ’83, Liz Bylin the remaining amount will be pledged fol Cook ’90 and Thomas Foster ’85 began to lowing a broad-based appeal to be sent this contact other alums about the idea of fall to alumni who were coached by “Kruegs”. “Krueger Memorial Field”. At the same time, “We look forward to talking with and an B ob K ru eger with his son, Kenth, at the Athletic Flail o f the school moved ahead with a four-year pro swering any questions alumni and parents Fame reception in May 1999. gram to construct or renovate all of its playing may have regarding this special effort to re fields, the first phase of which will include member a great teacher and coach”, said two new fields that in the spring of 2001 will Thompson. “We have gotten off to a very become the new home of the school’s lacrosse encouraging start. With the help of others— program . we are confident that Alumni Day will in According to Newell Thompson ’82, “Our clude a wonderful tribute to a very special hope is to dedicate one of those fields in Bob’s teacher, coach and friend.”
1 1 T r u s t e e s A n n o u n c e ATH LET1C of the school. $1 for Every $2 Selection is based primarily on ath H a ll of F a m e A n n u a l F und letic accomplishments while at Miss M a t c h in g C h a l l e n g e S e l e c t i o n Fine’s School, Princeton Country Day
At the recent Colross Dinner in C r i t e r i a School or Princeton Day School. Sub sequent achievements in athletics and October, PDS Board Chair Dan Purpose other areas are also taken into consider Graziano announced a special challenge The purpose of the Athletic Hall of ation. to parents and alumni regarding this Fame is to recognize and honor those year’s historic $1 million Annual Fund student athletes and other members of COACHES goal. As a group, the trustees have the community whose athletic accom To be eligible for consideration as a pledged up to $ 150,000 to this year’s plishments or other contributions to the coach, nominees must have retired Annual Fund— an increase of 25% over athletic program have been of the high from coaching at PDS after working at their gifts to last year’s Fund— to est caliber and exemplify the highest ide the school for a minimum of five years. encourage others to increase their als of the school. Selection is based upon an exceptional support of the Annual Fund.The coaching career which brought great Trustees have pledged to contribute Structure of the credit to the school. one dollar for every two dollars of new Selection Committee or increased gifts. For example, if an SPECIAL Permanent members of the commit individual did not support the Annual tee are the Director of Athletics, the As The Selection Committee also con Fund last year and gives $ 100 this year, sociate Director of Athletics, the Direc siders for induction those nominees: the gift will earn an additional $50 from tor of Alumni Relations and at least one a) who have achieved extraordinary the Trustee Challenge. If the same school administrator. Miss Fine’s success in athletic endeavors or person had given $500 last year and School, Princeton Country Day School programs not offered by the increased his gift this year to $ 1,000, his and Princeton Day School are each rep school; gift would earn an additional $250 from resented by at least one alumna/us for a b) whose distinguishing athletic the Trustee Challenge. term of three years. Selection Commit achievements occurred subse Said Graziano, “ My trustee col tee members are not eligible for induc quent to their time at school; leagues and I are pleased to provide tion into the Hall of Fame while serving c) whose example of uncommon this challenge in the hope that it will on the committee. commitment, dedication, and encourage others to dig a little deeper support of our athletic program is to help us reach the $1 million mark Calendar worthy of special recognition. this year.” A request for nominations is included in the J o u rn a l. All new nominees are A lu m n i Aw a r d notified and asked to complete an infor S e l e c t i o n A LU M N I mation sheet. Inductees will be notified C r i t e r i a CALENDAR of their selection by February 15. An awards ceremony is held during Alumni Alumni December 21 W eekend. Alumni holiday skating party Achievement Award This award is given to an alumna/us TBA Criteria for Selection who has achieved excellence in his or Young alumni mixer with ATHLETES her chosen field and who has made a Stuart and Hun Player nominees must have attended commitment to helping others. The re February 25 Miss Fine’s School, Princeton Country cipient is someone who inspires others by his or her example. 80s decade party Day School, or Princeton Day School for a minimum of two years. Athletes A p ril 6 become eligible for consideration five Alumni Service Award Career Day years after the graduation of their class. This award is given to an alumna/us TBA Inductees will have compiled an excep whose efforts to give back to the com munity and/or Princeton Day School 70s and 90s decade parties tional interscholastic athletic career or otherwise distinguished themselves reflect the highest ideals of the school May 18-19 through outstanding athletic achieve and inspire others through his or her Reunion Weekend ments and exemplify the highest ideals example of sensitivity or generosity. 1 2 NOMINATION FORM
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Address Phone Please return before January 31, 2001 to PDS Alumni Office, P.O.Box 75, Princeton, N.J. 08542
At left, five o f the 2000 Athletic Hall o f Fame inductees Billy Martin '76, Sarah Berkman '92, Alberto Petrella, Barbie R ussell Flight ’77, Tim M urdoch ’80. Also in d u cted w ere S andy Strachan Froehlich '56 and the late Webb H arrison ’57. J o a n n e Sly Hicks MFS '40 with husband Elijah Hicks greets lower school students at the Miss Fine’s Pen Pal celebration.
At left, N ewell T hom pson '82 with Alumni Service Award winner M arkell M eyers S hriver MFS '46 MFS '60 alum nae Sally Hagen Schmid. Catherine and Alumni Achievement Award Otis Farrell and Louise Scheide Marshall enjoy winner M ichael Shenstone PCD '43- the Miss Fine's Pen Pal luncheon during Reunion Weekend 2000.
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‘As You Like Lt’ production benefits from expertise of British Shakespeare scholar
Princeton Day School brought a guest art- Mr. Duff has enjoyed a successful career as ist-in-residenee from Great Britain to direct a a performer in theater, television and film in fall production of As You Like Lt this year. England. He formed Boundary Productions in Charles Duff is a noted Shakespeare scholar 1980 and after four successful seasons went to work for the London Theater School as Direc tor of Productions. During this time he also directed works for the Edinburgh Festival, the Shaw Festival, and Trinity College, among others, as well as numerous operas both in England and Europe. In 1997, he joined London’s International Shakespeare Globe Center where he presently directs and teaches. Mr. Duff was been well-received by PDS theater students. “Mr. Duff is unbelievable,” says Erich Matthes, who plays Jaques in the British director Charles production. “He simply knows so much that D uff with som e of the PDS students cast in you can’t be around him without learning “As You Like It. ” They something.” are, from left, standing: The hard work paid off. Upper school Morgan Weed (Rosalind) English teacher David LaMotte voiced the director Charles Duff Sonya Cotton (Celia). sentiments of the show’s large and apprecia Kneeling are, from left: tive audience, “A hearty round of applause Ian Andreotta (Orlando, and gratitude to the cast and crew of As You Patrick Southern (Oliver/ Sir Oliver Martext), Like Lt, to guest director Charles Duff, and to Erich Matthes (Jaques) Ross Hindley for a delightful evening in the Forest of Arden... Even more so than other Shakespeare plays, As You Like Lt is a play of and on words — and what a challenge to carry a contemporary audience along on this playful current. The clarity, pacing, and sureness of delivery of all the actors was remarkable — one with an “encyclopedic knowledge of British of the most memorable elements of the pro theater” according to PDS artist-in-residence duction. ... In sum, it was a professional, play Ross Hindley, who directs the PDS theatre ful, and intelligent production that captured program in the upper school. how the play, for all its light-heartedness (or Mr. Hindley met Mr. Duff while studying rather, in its light-heartedness) explores the Shakespeare at the Globe Theater in England enduring and urgent question of how we keep this summer. During his two-month residency our promises and make our loves lasting and at PDS this fall, Mr. Duff served as guest real. Bravo and thank you to everyone in teacher for upper school English classes study volved in the production.” i n g ^ You Like It, as well as directing the play. —Jacquie Asplundh
1 4 Miss Fines School News
1 9 2 5 - 1 9 2 6 Princeton Country Day School have been the 86th anniversary ret Frantz Wellington whose hus PDS Publications Office with Mr. Murch as principal. It of Sis’ parents’ marriage. band Tom passed away in July. Princeton Day School was good to know. My two broth We also send our condolences to P.O. Box 75 ers, older than I, both attended 1939 their daughters, Irene PDS ’74 Princeton, NJ 08542 Princeton in the ’30s. What a fine Therese Critchlow and Sarah PDS 85. I he publications office has education we had!” 11 Westcott Road just learned of the death of Princeton, NJ 08540 1943 Susanne Blackwell Posey ’25, 1 9 3 5 -1 9 3 8 Louise Dolton Blackwell Marjorie Libby Moore who passed away several years PDS Publications Office writes, “We had two grandchil 90 Woolsey Court ago. Our condolences to her P.O. Box 75 dren married this March in Salt Pennington, NJ 08534 family. Princeton, NJ 08542 Lake City where they attend col We were saddened to learn of lege. In June we will visit our son 1944 the loss of Anne Long Kerney 1936 and his wife to attend a reception Needs Correspondent Day ’26 in October. Her volun at the Keene, NH Country Club. Connie Kuhn Wassink writes, REUNION___ teer activities included helping to Our family is increasing; our “Our granddaughter, age 14, has found the Fort Dix chapter of the grandson-in-law and his wife just done extremely well in public American Red Cross during 1938 produced a son. Lots of family to school (Lakeland, FL), such that World War II, chairing the The last issue of the Journal attend the reception in NH. It she is part of an excellence pro Trenton Chapter of the Red carried the news that Sis Harper will be great to see everyone!” gram under the direction of Duke Cross, and serving on the New Lawrence’s mother was posthu University. As for me, as a Bryn Jersey Bureau of Child Welfare. mously inducted into the Mercer 1940 Mawr alum, I’m going to some She was named “Trenton Woman County Tennis Hall of Fame last Anne Guthrie Yokana Harvard Club bash for us Ivy of the Year” for her many volun February. Now we learn that both 87 Battle Road League girl grads on April 28.” teer contributions. Sis and her mother have been fea Princeton, NJ 08540 tured in Sports Illustrated Phyllis Vandewater Clement 1945 1930 magazine’s “Faces in the Crowd” writes, “This summer I am work Sylvia Taylor Healy Margaretta Cowenhoven section. Her mother appeared in ing with a group of people around P.O. Box 1535 442 Heron Point the October 26, 1970 issue and Clear Lake in California to ‘Save Princeton, NJ 08542 Chestertown, MD 21620 Sis was pictured 30 years later in the Black Forest,’ a pristine 210- Our 55th reunion was mini the May 1, 2000 issue. That must acre piece of land on the side of but lots of fun. Friday night, 193 1 -3 3 certainly be unique! Sis writes Mt. Konocti which is threatened Janet Hill Hurst and her husband PDS Publications Office that her daughter Linda sent in with logging. We have a great web Ray, and Claire Grover Parsells Princeton Day School an article on her mother’s swim site, with a picture of me walk came for dinner at my apartment. P.O. Box 75 ming without her knowledge. ing away from the camera, at My daughter Beth Healy PDS ’69 Princeton, NJ 08542 The Sports Illustrated text next to
1 7 1959 Behr Ogden PDS ’66, Lynn Behr be a senior next year and he is three years) is a Secret Service Ann Kinczel Clapp Sanford PDS ’68 and Elaine working this summer at agent whom she met while work 4207 Green way (W inky) Behr King PDS ’71, Bloomberg Radio News. Busy at ing during summer vacations on Baltimore, MD 21218-1135 and the 10 Behr grandchildren work, and trying to simplify, but White House tours with the Na [email protected] and two great-grandchildren. As it is not easy. Peter and I are plan tional Park Service. We took a Those of you who are enjoy many will remember, Mrs. Behr ning to go to Maine next week to break in July at a beach house in ing reading about MFS ’59 class was the stepdaughter of PDS see Bill and Julie Fulper Hardt North Carolina with Julie and mates, but not contributing your benefactor Dean Mathey and the and Polly Busselle Bishop too. Shaun, and oldest son John, his own news, I know who you are. Behrs lived on the PDS campus Flope we can have a NYC dinner wife Raffaella and OUR Congratulations to Patsy Kerney for many years in the house next this fall at my house.” Julie wrote, GRANDSON Mark. Hal and I Odden, who began her ice to Pretty Brook Farm. When they “It’s pretty exciting to have my continue to be the local hockey coaching career in the fig moved to New York, the Behrs very own e-mail address babysitting nonni—pure de ure skating program at Taft in donated the house to the school
1 9 and around Ithaca. She had a bi from my old home, but in an time for skiing, biking (just back submitted photo (at left), taken weekly column about local his older neighborhood. My house is from three weeks in Spain’s Picos of us when we had dinner Alumni tory in the Ithaca Journal., and a charming Craftsman Four de Europa) and the Cape in July Weekend, 1999.1 think it was the she was writing a book on the Square, built in 1913.1 have been and August.” first time the three of us had been history of Wharton Studios and lucky enough to have a mini-sab Andy Updike Burt wrote to together since our 25th reunion. the early film industry in Ithaca. batical this summer, and I have say she is working for the Maine As I remember, dinner was “Shortly before her death,” the enjoyed being in the new place. Council of Churches on an in charcoaled to death while we article says, “she was honored by It’s got a great guest room, and terfaith project addressing global played “catch-up.” At that time, a unanimous resolution of appre you are all invited. warming. She also “became a Gail’s two children had graduated ciation by the Tompkins County From other sources we learn grandmother to Kelsey Margaret from college and she and husband Board of Representatives recog that Sally Campbell Haas re Burt, January 22, 2000, born Jim were busy fixing up an his nizing her enormous dedication ceived an e-mail from AFS class three months prematurely and toric old farm in Maryland into as teacher, mentor, role model mate Turid Helland Remmetuit spent 88 days in the neonatal which she has only just moved. and researcher. Her death was in January. Sally writes, “She and unit. Everything is fine and (she’s) Quite a renovation! Linda had re immediately and keenly felt a colleague wanted to come to growing like a weed. Child num cently “retired” from working throughout the educational com Denver for the annual sympo ber three, Peter, was married June with hubby Dave in their real es munity.” sium at the International Psycho- 18, 2000, blending tradition and tate management business, and In addition to graduating with Nuerological Society. Turid is a cultures in a beautiful ceremony.” was filling her days traveling with us from MFS, Gretchen held a Ph.D. candidate at the University Congratulations, Andy! her family and getting her son off B.A. from Vassar College and a of Oslo with a focus on learning Kleia Raubitschek Luckner to college. Her daughter had just also wrote, saying, “Life contin graduated from college and Linda ues to be a fascinating challenge was getting her settled in a job in as a nurse adm inistrator of Philadelphia. women’s health, which combines This past spring I had the both my nurse midwifery and le privilege of spending a weekend gal training with many commu with Linda and Dave in San Fran nity collaborative projects involv cisco, where they have lived since ing law and medicine, and as a 1968. As you can see from the mother with a daughter, Maria, picture on the opposite page, the a junior at Georgetown majoring weather was glorious! Linda and in government and a son, Mark, Dave squired me around town working in Maryland House of and we had lunch overlooking the Delegates as chief of staff for the new Pacific Bell Park stadium, majority leader and a grad stu which had opened the day before. dent at (Johns) Hopkins. My dad, I fell madly in love with the Prof. A.E. Raubitschek, longtime Vaughn’s house, located in classics professor, died May ’99 Hillsborough, in the hills above in California, just after receiving San Francisco. The house was the Austrian Cross of Honor for built in the 1930s. Its Old World Art and Science.” Our sympa charm was detailed and enhanced Barbara Rose Callaway ’64 (on left) got together with classmates thies to Kleia and her sister by Linda’s tasteful decorating. (l-r) Gail Petty Riepe and Linda Conroy Vaughn. Marita ’65 on their loss. Their Linda had taken on the job of co- parents were both great educators chairing an enormous fundraiser, Ph.D. in classics from Johns disabilities. They arrived Febru and will be remembered fondly. and was busy putting together all Hopkins University. Her hus ary 8 and stayed with us for five the parts and pieces of a silent band Wolfgang Sachse is a days. They were busy with meet 1964 auction when I was there. Some chaired professor of engineering ings and symposiums but we had Barbara Rose Callaway of the items were astounding. I at Cornell. They have three chil a great visit. Turid has published 24 H awthorne Avenue later heard the evening was a dren, Will, Erich and Liesl. articles in the Jou rn a l o f C hild Princeton, NJ 08540 smashing success, due in great As I read of Gretchen’s many Psychology and she asked me to [email protected] measure to Linda’s extraordinary accomplishments in education help proofread her next article to It has been a while since I organizational skills, no doubt and research, I thought of how be published this year. It was all wrote something for the Journal. learned early on at MFS. proud our teachers would have done after she went home by the It was mostly due to the fact that Also, last spring I had the been, and indeed how proud of wonders of the computer. But I I didn’t have any news. Fortu honor of being invited to the her accomplishments we all can did okay and enjoyed it—perhaps nately, this time around, I have PCD Class of 1959 reunion din be. a new career for me? I still enjoy some. ner, along with Wendy Fruland My main news is that I have my volunteer activities with the First, I would like to apologize Hopper, where we had fun visit moved. Please note the new ad Denver Botanic Gardens, church to Linda Conroy Vaughn and ing with old friends Pepper Pettit, dress, above. I am about a mile and other annual events. Save Gail Petty Riepe for not having Davy Davis, Alex Patton, Peter
2 O Wright, Tom Reynolds, Q Kuser her, as she writes, “I’ve had sev on the Nasdaq. Last fall I moved and others. Seeing the old eral solo shows and actually have back into my little house on “monument crowd’’ again took us sold some pieces. Less distressing Hawthorne Avenue, and seem to on a quick trip down memory than counseling...but I’m still fill whatever hours are left in the lane. The biggest surprise of the looking for ways to be of service day, painting and fixing it up, af event was the discovery that no somewhere. I’m thinking about ter having rented it for 10 years. one had changed! responding to a request from My children have all finished col I have been corresponding Peace Corps to be on an emer lege and are working and living with Penny Pettit Kreinberg this gency disaster team for Central in Boston, NYC and the year. She kindly responded to one and South America...We’ll see.” Princeton area. of my articles in which I errone In anticipation of a trip to I urge you to write and let me ously congratulated her on being Atlanta in September, I called know what you are doing, or if a grandmother. Penny and hus Fran Wolfe, who lives there, you know what someone else in band Bob live in Portland along along with Joanna Hornig Fox the class is doing, tell me about with their youngest child, a and Sue Jamieson, and suggested that. It won’t take long—a short daughter, who has just completed we get together for dinner. Fran e-mail. You never know when I her M.F.A. Their other two chil suggested I stay with her when I might call and say I’m coming to dren are out of college and work am in town, and has volunteered your town—the roving Journal ing: their son is married and is a to round up Sue and Joanna. I reporter. corporate attorney in LA, and am very much looking forward to their daughter is a nurse doing this reunion. Fran seems to have 1965 clinical service at Sloan Kettering settled permanently in Atlanta, Alison Hubby Hoversten in NYC. Penny writes of her life giving up a career as a stock bro 1183 Cabin Circle of the last 15 years: “I finished ker in Texas in favor of counsel Vail, CO 81657 my degree in counseling psych, ing people and companies on Peggy Woodbridge Dennis worked for 10 years teaching in stress management, and offering brings us up to date with the fol college and counseling adults in classes in yoga as well. I hope to lowing note, “Life in metro-DC transition (both in private prac be able to attend one of her continues richly and frantically. tice and at the college). Now I’m classes. Son Peter is at Boston College in transition myself...I retired to About three years ago, I gave and loving it—just became co see what I want to do next. I’m up my career in real estate and chair of Model U.N. Son Alex is keeping my hand in as a disaster started a new career in the tele eighth grader, busy with Boy mental health volunteer for the communications business when I Scouts, honors chorus and soc Red Cross....on call for local di went to work for the start-up cer. Husband Bob is still with sasters for a week at a time and Internet telephony company, C.B.O. I am far busier as a full for national disasters for three ITXC. Internet telephony is an time mother and civic activist Linda Conroy Vaughn 64 (lejt) weeks at a time. But I’m taking exciting new industry, filled with than I was when ‘employed full and Barbara Rose Callaway ’64 time for art and travel.” young people with new and ex time.’ This year we have a foreign outside San Francisco’s brand Penny almost made it down to citing ideas for the future. I feel exchange daughter from Fin n ew P a cific B ell Park Stadium . San Francisco last spring to join most lucky and grateful to be able land—scanty clothing and hedo Linda and me. Maybe next time to be a part of it. I think I am nistic, exuberant outlook on life. I’ll end up in Portland and can working harder today than ever What a change!" view some of Penny’s art work. before, putting in 12 hours a day This seems to be a new career for in sales. But I love it! Look for us Princeton Country Day News 1 9 2 8 -1 9 3 6 1936 active volunteer in the MFS Par Griggs MFS ’64 and Rob and PDS Publications Office R E UNION ents Association and enjoyed a Lee, both PCD ’62. P.O. Box 75 30-year career as a travel agent Princeton, NJ 08542 1932 and arranged trips for Princeton 1 9 3 7 -1 9 3 9 On behalf of the class, we wish University alumni, as well as hun H arold B. Erdman ’39 193 1 to extend our deepest sympathy dreds of individuals. We also ex 47 W infield D rive REUNION to Sandy Maxwell whose wife Pat tend our sympathy to the four Princeton, NJ 08540 passed away June 5 after a long Maxwell children: Linda [email protected] battle with cancer. She was an Stefanelli MFS ’62, Donna We were happy to hear from 2 1 Bradford Locke who brought us 1949 W. Lapsley on the loss of his 1955 up to date on his activities. Now Needs Correspondent mother, Eleanor H. Lippincott, Guy K. Dean III an Episcopal minister, he is a in October. 11 Lemore Circle veteran of World War II, having 1950 Rocky Hill, NJ 08553 served in Iwo Jima with the 4th William C. Wallace 195 1 Marine Division. He recently 25 Barnsdale Road REUNION___ 1956 attended the 55th anniversary Short Hills, NJ 07078 Edwin H. M etcalf REUNION___ reunion of that battle. On Feb Michael Erdman sent these 23 Toth Lane Donald C. Stuart ruary 20, he gave the invocation tidbits: “Through the G-2 word Rocky Hill, N f 08553 Town Topics at a special memorial service at of Tom Duckworth, who took P.O. Box 664 the Marine War Memorial in time off from his security job at 1952 Princeton, NJ 08542 Arlington, VA. More than 600 Yankee Stadium, we now know Philip Kopper veterans and the Commandant the whereabouts of Bruce 4610 DeRussey Parkway 1957 of the Marine Corps were Raymond, who tipped me off Chevy Chase, MD 20815 Jam es Carey, Jr. present. James Bradley, who re that Pierce Millholand has re [email protected] 545 Washington Street cently published a book entitled cently found Steve Stock. I Dedham, MA 02026 Flags o f Our Fathers, was the reached Bruce via U.S, Mail, and 1953 Steve Crawford writes, “I have smain speaker. he called me, forgetting the Kenneth C. Scasserra changed jobs recently, from the three hour time difference. At 2 Chippin Court Maryland Higher Education 1940 midnight my wife answered the Robbinsville, NJ 08691 Commission to the National fames K Meritt phone and turned it over to me The class boasts two corre Policy Association, where I am 809 Saratoga Terrace for the voice from the past. spondents this time around. vice president for finance and de Turnersville, NJ 08012 Bruce did not stop talking for 45 Picky Cook writes, “Sally and I velopment. Locally, I am running minutes, at which point I fell have lived in Cambridge since for a seat on the county school 194 1 asleep. He did, however, shake 1977. I’m just about to reach board. At times, I envy my retired P E U W I Q W___ my memory of the many Miss Needs Correspondent Fine’s School girls that we all John Cook ’56 knew, and was very enthusiastic (righ t) spok e at 1942 about what all of you are up to. th e H all o f Fam e D etlev F. Vagts He is still a consultant to doctors ceremony on behalf 29 Follen Street about how to be better commu o f Alberto Petrella Cambridge, MA 02138 nicators. There must be a lot of (left) who was them with this need in L.A. I inducted in a 1943 spoke with Steve Stock yesterday. special category Peter E.B. Erdman He has undoubtedly had the in M ay. Jo h n w as 219 Russell Road most unusual career of all of us. inducted into the Princeton, NJ 08540 Corporate life for him consisted H all o f Fam e in of graduating from bus boy to 1997, 1944 owning restaurants in Belvedere Needs Correspondent (Seattle, WA), after a college de gree in math. He then ran the 30 years with WGBH Boston. classmates, but I seem fated to re 1945 restaurant in the Seattle Space I’m enjoying producing Antiques main in overdrive a while longer.” John R. Heher Needle, and later a Playboy Club Roadshow which seems to have Webb Harrison was inducted 38 Stanford Road East somewhere that I missed. He surprised everybody with its into the PDS Athletic Hall of Pennington, NJ 08634 ditched this life for twenty years popularity.” Fame posthumously last May. or so on the high seas, running Gren Cuyler writes, “I have re Jeb Stuart ’56 spoke eloquently 1946 boats in the Caribbean, skipper cently engaged in a fundraising at the ceremony about Webb as REUNION___ ing for Ted Turner, and complet event for Theatre Gym in which an athlete and friend. Bill Morse Needs Correspondent ing many ocean races: 17 trips I performed the role of Mel also wrote a wonderful tribute to across the Atlantic, and numer Edison in a scene from Neil his classmate which he e-mailed 1947 ous trips across the Pacific, in Simon’s The Prisoner o f Second to the alumni office in May. It ap Peter R. Rossmassler cluding the Sydney to Hobart Avenue. I also played the role of pears on the opposite page. 149 M ountain View Road race (but not the tragic run of this Skip in a Columbia M.F.A. film Princeton, NJ 08540 race in 1998). He has now settled project recently.’’ 1958 for daily yoga among the spruce C. R. Perry Rodgers, Jr. 1948 needles in the suburbs of Selma 1954 13 Stonewall Circle John D. Wallace (pop. 500), Oregon, near the Fred M. Blaicher, Jr. Princeton, NJ 08540 90 Audubon Lane California border. 710 Manatee CV Toby Knox writes, “In May Princeton, NJ 08540 Deepest condolences to John Vero Beach, FL 32963 our daughter, Amanda, graduated
2 2 Webb Harrison: memories o f a town, a school and a friend.
BY BILL MORSE *57
PCD. At Princeton Country Dillon, Baker Rink, and Palmer Stadium. Princeton, when I think of Day our teachers loved us; school it, was a kid’s dream, a sports paradise, and in the days when we was a lively, exuberant place, some could sneak into Baker Rink and have the ice to ourselves, onto the thing like summer camp. We en golf course, or into Palmer Stadium as the ticket takers winked, we joyed school, our teachers and learn had a ball. To be fair, I don’t remember Webb joining any of our bad- ing. I remember happy boys, ani boy escapades. No matter what the sport, Webb stood out. In pickup mated hallways and classrooms, touch football, basketball, or baseball around town, or playing flash Bill Morse ’57 memorable, role model teachers and light tag, if he wasn't the leader, he was the first to be chosen. A coaches. I can still see Mr. Gorman particular memory is of hockey. Webb and I played as forwards to aiming the chalk at one of us (when we got out of line), or looking to gether for two years, but as seniors, I was moved up to first line for a the right just as he questioned to the left. That head fake got us at day or two. Then I blew it—I threw a paper ball in study hall one first; it kept us on our toes. Learning was a day, and was caught. I had to miss hockey practice. Webb game, a sport, and we relished it. French class took over “my” spot on the first line that day, alongside Pony developed our peripheral vision. We learned Fraker and Tim Carey. In 1956-1957 we were the first in a to be quiet, or to duck. Webb was a straight long line of undefeated PCD hockey teams. A student, and well behaved. He never had PCD and sports, as I saw them, were one and the same. I to duck. He always knew the answer so Mr. really looked forward to school, that is, to playing soccer, Gorman never even tried to fake him out. hockey, baseball or tennis in the afternoon. I didn’t fully He was quick, organized, impeccably pre realize it then, but at PCD we were surrounded by some pared. Most of us worked hard and did our incredible athletes. Webb never mentioned grades, and later, best, but Webb was naturally gifted; his un never mentioned the great athletic recognition he had re derstanding often was well beyond ours. I can ceived. He was among the most modest of athletes. still hear Mr. Ross dramatizing A Tale o f Two Before I heard of his exploits in college, I used to think Cities. I picture Messrs. McAneny, Smyth, that tennis was Webb's best sport. He was one of the top Whitlock, Whitehead, Robson, Griggs and juniors in New Jersey. I took up the game fairly late, in sixth Tibbals. I’d like to pay tribute to each ol them; form. Webb played on the baseball team, but on days when they are the reason we loved school, the rea we had a tough tennis match, somehow Mr. Tibbals “bor son I am still involved in education. Webb rowed” Webb for our number one position. Webb never was one of their favorites. lost. For me, as a new player, I was thrilled to hit with him B i k e s , d o g s , a n d h a i r c u t s : in the warm up. I have stayed with tennis over the years, Webb lent me my first two wheeler, came to and my last clear memory of Webb was the day, more than my kindergarten birthday party and made a few years after college, when I won the Princeton men’s mother famous. From the day she cut his hair championship. Webb sat on the hill with my father and in the garage and nipped his ear, the kidding watched. That, he later said, inspired him to get back into never stopped, and from that point on, even the game. I heard that he won the tournament the follow I started going to the downtown barber. Ev ing year. I ran into him a few more times along Battle Road, ery morning several of us would ride our bikes Webb H arrison 5 7 and we had several conversations, not about sports, though down Battle Road to Webb’s house at num we did get out to play some tennis. ber nine. We’d go in. The family was usually It was nice to reconnect with my soft-spoken, sensitive, finishing a formal, sit-down breakfast. Anne’s dog Taffy, and later, always thoughtful childhood friend. Rowdy, who was Webb’s, (Rowdy was fussy and only Webb could pat PRINCETON o r Y a l e ? I always knew Webb, Joe, Pony him!) would greet us. My family had cats, including Calico, famous, and a number of schoolmates would go to Princeton. Ironically, I perhaps, for standing her ground with Rowdy. But I envied Webb, ended up (with a few others) at Yale. At first I persisted as a Tiger. I always accompanied by Rowdy, racing around and playing with him. went to my first Yale-Princeton football game, not knowing which All my friends had dogs and I envied them too. Today, I have an side I was going to root for. Raised on Princeton bonfires, torch-lit aging Golden Retriever, my ever youthful, acrobatic sports pal, Sandy. Friday night football rallies ending at Blair Hall, and those impas She brings to mind this special memory, and I still smile as I see sioned “Hate Yale” cheers, we grew up, fanatical Tigers all. Yet on one Webb on the grass in his back yard, wrestling a happily growling fateful college freshman day at the Bowl, Yale scored two touchdowns Rowdy. in the first two minutes, on its way to a rout and an undefeated sea SPORTS p a r a d i s e : Every day, rain or shine, Webb, Joe son. At that moment, November I960,1 became a Yalie. While “bright Wright, and Staffy Keegin from just around the corner (there were college years” were indeed special, they have never displaced the in others but the memory is distant) rode along College Road, under delible imprint of growing up in Princeton, spirited PCD days, early the arch, past the Graduate School, Springdale Golf Course, McCarter, friendships and magical neighborhood memories.
23 from UVM, and as a celebration Jon Howland had planned a He and his wife Jennifer had to the wedding so long as I did she and I took a special father- special 50th birthday party for his their reception at the New York not answer any questions about daughter trip to France, Italy and wife Liz on reunion weekend and Botanical Garden—an incredible events that occurred more than Switzerland. It was lots of fun and they therefore had a conflict. venue for a very special wedding. 20 years ago (like George W.) great to spend time together. Johnny Odden was stuck in Back to reunions...Tom John Gaston’s oldest son “J” is in Now she is moving on to Boston Montana with his wife Jenny, Reynolds and his wife Marianne the film department at Rhode Is and a career. Recent correspon Fighting forest Fires, and Brock also attended. Tom is still prac land School of Design, teaching dence and phone calls with John Putnam and his wife Marian had ticing law in Princeton, and mak the use of film equipment. His White, Perry Rodgers, Oliver planned an anniversary celebra ing trips to Eastern Europe. And, daughter Hope graduated from Hamill and Jobe Stevens have tion for the same weekend. But as for me, I’m an architect and the University of Vermont in June been enjoyable and hopefully will all the rest made it! Studio Principal for The Hillier and will probably take a year off. culminate in reunions.” We even enticed two of our Group in Philadelphia, where I John’s younger son Boomer is on favorite Miss Fine’s School alums, live with my daughter Pauli (now a semester in Africa with the Na 1959 Barbara Rose Callaway ’64 and a freshman at Temple University), tional Out-door Leadership Stephen S. Cook Wendy Fruland Hopper ’64 and my son Karl IV. School and will return to 566 River Road (with husband Art) to join us. When we all sat down for din Middlebury College. Besides a Belle Mead', NJ 08502 The big night was Friday night, ner, conversation was nonstop. In daughter at Columbia University, and we all started to arrive on addition to the wonderful con I have a ninth grader at PDS, 1960 campus at about 6:00 p.m. Davy versations, we entertained our John, and a seventh grader, Karl D. Pettit Davis, Alex Patton, Peter Wright selves by taking turns reading sto Kailin, at Stuart Country Day 2432 Linden Drive and I started out at the Hall of ries and poetry we had written as School of the Sacred Heart in Havertown, PA 19083 Fame induction ceremony in the third formers that were published Princeton. Stay tuned for more [email protected] tent behind Colross—a very in the Junior Journal—they were news about classmates’ children Class of 1960 40th Reunion! warm event. hysterical. The evening and party in later issues. I hope all PCD Well, it seemed like a small Davy and I were hoping to rolled on nonstop until about ’62ers had an enjoyable and miracle, but it happened! Yes, the find Liza Maugham MFS ’63 and 12:30 AM. It seemed like it was healthy summer. class of 1960 actually had a re Donna Maxwell Griggs MFS ’64 only yesterday that we had been union, and it was a wonderful at the ceremony, but to no avail. together before. Reunions are 1963 affair. When Tom Reynolds and We did find Amanda Maugham good for the soul! Let’s have an John A. Ritchie I developed the full list of our Pearson MFS ’60 and Linda Max other one next year. 3512 North Third Street classmates in October last year, well Stefanelli MFS ’62, however, If any more proof of a great Arlington, VA 22201 we came up with 31 names. Of and had great talks. evening is required, Peter Wright [email protected] course, all didn’t graduate as class Our reunion really started to wrote the publication office that On behalf of the class, we send members in 1960, because 18 roll at 7:00 p.m. at (Pretty Brook the “’60s 40th was a great re our heartfelt sympathy to Ferdie had left the class to go to prep Farm) where we started with union. Great to see five or six Wandelt and his brother Joseph school, high school or move out cocktails on the back terrace. It classmates not seen since gradu PDS ’68 whose father passed of town with their parents. We was great to learn of Larry Kuser’s ation. No one has changed at all.” away in July. Our sympathy also only had 13 in our graduating bed and breakfast venture and goes out to Ferdie’s mother Susie, class: Jimmy Aul, John nursery in Bordentown, NJ. Alex 196 1 who for many years manned the Brinkerhoff, Walter Edwards, Patton and his wife live in New REUNION switchboard at PDS. Peter Hart, Jonathan Howland, York City where he makes his liv Needs Correspondent Burty Jackson, Larry Kuser, ing as the renowned, nationally- 1964 Johnny Odden, Pepper Pettit, recognized baseball trivia expert. 1962 William E. Ring Brock Putnam, Fred Sayen, Bill Peter Wright finds soothing John F. McCarthy III 2118 Wilshire Blvd. #336 Smoyer and Peter Wright. winds for his soul on Barnegat 87 Ettl Circle Santa Monica, CA 90403 Tom and I were able to con Bay where he spends a serious Princeton, NJ 08540 [email protected] tact Bloxy Baker, Davy Davis, amount of time sailing. He and With a daughter starting col a n d Jonathan Howland, Larry Kuser, his wife are living in Brielle, New lege this fall, I am thinking about Donald E. Woodbridge Johnny Odden, Alex Patton, Jersey. Davy Davis is making the children (and tuitions) so I 48 Depot Hill Road Brock Putnam, and Peter slow transition from Boston law thought I wanted to bring the Amenia, NY 12501 Wright. Bloxy had coincidentally yer to gentleman farmer and class up to date on what some of [email protected] planned his wedding to Nancy landscape architect. He is very tal our offspring are doing. Rick Wilson in Lakeville, Connecticut ented. By the way, I had the plea Eckels’ daughter Amanda, is en 1965 on reunion weekend, so was un sure of attending his son Ethan’s gaged to be married next April in Needs Correspondent able to attend. wedding in NYC on July 29th! Memphis. Rick said I could come
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1966 Hotel and Casino. We also deal the untimely death of Mary Bob Salup. A number of people REUNION___ with the other Mirage Resorts Tower Megna of an aneurysm in also had the opportunity to talk Lynn Wiley Hoffman properties, Bellagio and Beau June 1999. Our deepest sympa on the phone with Chris Reeve 5225 E. Charleston Blvd. #2017 Rivage in Biloxi, MS. Treasure Is thies go out to her family and at Meg’s party. (See more on Las Vegas, NV 89143 land does not have any animals, friends. Chris at end of column.) [email protected],net except their pirates! I received an e-mail from I have just changed jobs at the I still like the city of Las 1968 Marjorie Shaw who reported that Mirage. I am now secretary in the Vegas—it is fun, exciting and M ary Hobler Hyson they have moved to Amsterdam. 1067 Wolf Hill Road Congratulations to Allison Cheshire, CT 06410 Gilbert Kozicharow who, as class [email protected] agent, led our class to the highest per cent participation in the An 1969 nual Fund this year. Susan Denise Harris On behalf of the class, we send 324 South Bald Hill Road our sympathy to Hilary Martin New Canaan, CT 06840 whose father passed away in July. sahbulldogW@aol He was an emeritus professor of David Vomacka writes, “My art at Princeton University and an oldest son John is a sophomore authority on painter Peter Paul at Princeton University. His Rubens. younger brother Evan is currently From other sources, we’ve a junior at St. Xavier High learned that Chris Reeve wrote a School, Cincinnati, Ohio, and piece for the May 1 issue of Time looking east also for college. I still magazine on the importance of work for Messer Construction, research using human embryonic currently leading a crew in down stem cells. The cells have recently Celebrating their 30th reunion are ’70 alumni (front row) Bob town Cincinnati, rehabbing been proven to have the poten Peck, Lew Bowers, Freddi Cagan, Allison Gilbert Kozicharow, Pam historic buildings for assisted tial for curing a wide range of dis Orr Marck, Janet Masterton, (second row) Wendy Lawson-Johnston living.” eases and conditions, including McNeil, Meg Brinster Michael, Allyn Love, Heidi Flemer Hesselein, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, Bob Salup and Hilary Martin. 1970 Alzheimer’s and spinal cord inju Ann M. Wiley ries. In the “Viewpoint” article, animal care department. I start never dull, although I’m not 33 Cold Soil Road Chris called for federal funding on the 21st of August. It sounds crazy about living in the desert. Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 and supervision of research to like a challenging, exciting, I miss the green of NJ and [email protected] avoid abuses by for-profit corpo fun, demanding job. Among my the proximity of the ocean. I We had a great reunion. Meg rations. duties will be scheduling all do not miss, however, the Brinster Michael hosted a terrific Catherine Morgan writes, the school trips to the Dolphin humidity and the rain. Although party on Friday night. And a “Greetings to all my classmates Habitat and Siegfried and Roy’s our temperatures have climbed number of people attended the from the Big Island of Hawaii. I Secret Garden at the Mirage. At to over 110 this summer, it various events on campus on Sat am sorry not to make the reunion Christmas time we’ll be making hasn’t felt as bad as NJ’s 89° urday. It is always dangerous to and I salute all those who worked ornaments for trees for the handi with 100 per cent humidity! make a list of who attended be so hard to make it happen. Best capped and working on the M i You learn to drink a lot of water cause I am sure I will leave some to Jack Kilgore, Hallett Johnson, rage Reading Program curricu and to take your time outside. one out, but here goes: Lew Bow Allison Gilbert, Meg Brinster., lum material. I’ll be using all my If anyone ever comes for a visit, ers, Freddi Cagan, Heidi Flemer Allyn Love, Chris Reeve, Vicki skills as a secretary, crafts person please let me know. I’d love to Hesselein, Louise Hutner, Johnson and anyone else who and artist. show you around! Allison Gilbert Kozicharow, may remember me!” The director of animal care is Mark Lane, Debby Lawrence, Julie Wignall, who is a world-re 1967 Allyn Love, Pam Orr Marck, 197 1 nowned marine biologist. I’m Julia Lockwood Hilary Martin, Janet Masterton, REUNION___ sure I’ll be learning a great deal P.O. Box 739 W en d y La ws o n - J o h n s t o n Louise Broad Lavine from her. The animal care depart South Freeport, ME 04078 McNeil, Meg Brinster Michael, 2016 West Club Blvd. ment is not only for the Mirage We were shocked to learn of Bob Peck, Eve Robinson and Durham, NC 27705 25 Lee Morgan writes, “I have been busy this past year finishing up my master’s in education. As of June 1, it was done, so now I plan to relax and concentrate on teaching and my family! I am teaching fourth grade in Brookfield, Connecticut. This will be my fifth year at this school. 1 have really enjoyed the chal lenges, and the school schedule has let me still make it to my children’s after-school events. “Our daughter is leaving this fall for college at McGill Univer sity in Montreal, Canada. She is very excited about starting a new life on her own. Our oldest son w ill be a sophomore at Joel The children of Ellen Fisher Stockmeyer ’73 share a Alyssa Ellsworth, daughter oj Robbie Barlow High School in Redding hammock and some giggles. From left, twins Pieter and and Shawn Ellsworth '75, is ready to and our youngest boy starts kin Luke (or is it Luke and Pieter?) and daughter Devon. “hit the road." dergarten in the fall, so we have the school territory covered. Tom “Hi—I can’t believe our 30th is ing the old cemetery in the she’d always imagined. It was, is still very involved in Asia, de coming up so soon—since the middle of the cornfield near your thanks to United’s mileage pro signing and manufacturing fur really enjoyable 25th, I’ve been house on Route #1. Or have I gram, a free round trip ticket for niture. He travels extensively living in Singapore for a year, and totally got it mixed up? And I Emily. They tacked on a week at around Asia about twice a year. have now left high school teach thought you’d become a dentist. the end of an event Cynthia was He still enjoys the travel and hav ing to pursue a doctorate in edu Whoops!” doing in Munich. They met in ing an opportunity to use his cation at Harvard. Kristin, my Frankfurt and trained their way Chinese language skills.” 19-year-old, is at Brown study 1973 along to Mainz (one night reward On behalf of the class, we send ing geology and music. Bill, my Anne M acleod Weeks for her first really long plane ride), our sympathy to George Treves, 16-year-old, is at the local high 1500 Glencoe Road to Paris (two nights) stayed on the his brother Fran ’74 and sister school. On a sadder note, after Glencoe, MD 21152 left bank side, rented bikes on Claire ’77 on the death of their 25 years of marriage, I am pursu [email protected] their one full day and wheeled father in June. Mr. Treves was a ing a divorce. Looking forward to Hello everyone! It has been a their way between the Eiffel chemist and an accomplished cel seeing everyone next year.” very rainy summer in Delaware, Tower to Notre Dame on both list. In addition, we have just but it also made time for reading sides of the Seine as much as they learned of the untimely death of 1972 and relaxation on the back porch, could see in a seven-hour bike Lawrence Boyer who passed away Jan Hall Burruss a much needed commodity after rental, and finally to London in 1998. Our deepest sympathy 69 Forest Street a long year of teaching, counsel (three nights) and walked every goes out to his family and friends. Sher born, MA 01770 ing, and freelance writing. As my where, became intimate with the Greacian Goeke sent an up I have received absolutely no son grows taller by the minute, tube, did the British Museum, a dates on professional activities: news about any classmates this and I realize driving a car is tour bus, Hyde Park, Wimbledon she received a Theatre Bay Area time, so I hope more people will around the corner, I reflect back and queued at Wimbledon 2000, CASH grant for completion of a send in their news for the next to the days when we were first saw a show, Doc Martin and The script. She was presenter at the issue. I did have a wonderful con driving and it only raises my anxi Body Shop, shopping and had a 2000 American Society on Aging versation with John Lockette, our ety more! Cynthia Bishop had a ball!! Cynthia says she was Summer Institute in San Fran class agent. Thanks for the call, really nice visit with Mike Felder “thrilled that I got to shoot for cisco, speaking on the topic “In John. It was nice to talk with you in June while he was at a confer some new lifetime goals and feel Praise of Hands” about drawing, again after so many years. PDS ence in Seattle, where they met really lucky that the work I do movement and oral history. She connections are strong! That’s all. for lunch. A photo should appear gave me this last opportunity also presented “The Orff Process Send in your news, please! in the future. Cynthia also got to with Emily!” Sounds delightful, with Elders” (music and move Actually, Kacey Constable did experience a lifetime goal: taking Cynthia! ment) at the 1999 American Orff send a note on her Annual Fund her daughter Emily to Europe at I heard from Tucky Fussell Schulwerk Association National envelope: “Hi, Jan. We’re fine. the end of June, although it was who was out in Anchorage, visit Conference in Phoenix. She per Living in Louisville. My daugh not the “biking-across-Europe- ing Hilary Morgan. Tucky forms with Xephyr, the Bay Area ter is five—going into kindergar sleeping-in-monastaries-or- writes, “For the past four years, I Orff- music teachers’ ensemble. ten next year. Wow! The time ro ugh ing-it-in-youth-h os tels- have been teaching overseas, in Diane Jass Ketelhut writes, does fly. I still remember explor along-the-way-for-three-months” Pakistan. I taught first grade up 2 6 in Lahore, and fifth grade in operate in.” Congratulations, book, When We Were Young brings members, our classmates had a Karachi, as well as middle and Peter! back memories of youth, good chace to visit and marvel at how high school French. It has been cheer and the many challenges we had (or had not) changed and the most exciting and adventur 1974 that we did not know would lay to ask: ‘So, what have you been ous part of my life. I love teach Keith D. Plapinger ahead. Seeing classmates, some of doing this past 25 (or less) years?’ ing abroad, and have loved ex 25 Joy Street them for the first time since 1975, Following is news from some ploring Pakistan. I learned Boston, MA 02114 brought back memories of teach of the people attending the recep enough Urdu to get by. Over the [email protected] ers, friends, our boundless energy tion at Shawn’s house and the re past four years, I have visited the Chris Aall writes that he re and a time that seemed like only union party at PDS on Saturday Philippines, Nepal, northern and turned to the States in 1998 after yesterday. night. In the absence of any de southern India, Thailand, Viet living in Europe for 25 years. We were fortunate that Shawn tailed material submitted by nam, Malaysia. I have skied in “Look forward to hearing from Ellsworth and his wife Robbie members of the class, these notes north India, ridden camels with old friends. Where are they?” opened up their house to us on are inevitably spare and fragmen Hilary in Baluchistan, and have Friday night before the actual re tary. In addition, reunion partici travelled to Kashmir in a local 1975 union festivities. Shawn has an pants offered some tidbits of news bus. I have gone to all the places Yuki M oore Laurenti adorable daughter (see p. 26) who about other classmates which I in Pakistan I was told to steer 464 Hamilton Avenue graciously accepted all these also include here. away from by the State Depart Trenton, NJ 08609 people crowding unto her house. Molly Moynaham flew in ment. I continue to pursue my [email protected] In that relaxed setting with both from Chicago with her son to at art and organized an art show in Glancing at the A.A. Milne classmates and some faculty tend. Among others in atten Karachi, with a human rights dance were Bill McClellan, theme, by four teachers, includ Kathy Burks Hackett, Caroline ing myself. The Taliban didn’t Erdman Hare, Chuck Segal, close it down, luckily, even Shelley Gordon-Feryus Farley. though there were some nudes. I Molly Sword McDonough have published several cartoons in has been running her own pro The International Educator. Cur duction company, organizing rently, I am working on a book concerts and fundraising efforts. about my experiences in Pakistan, For example, she has been book and am preparing to go off to ing talent for the Urban Word Bucaramanga, Colombia to teach Cafe, an art and music crowd cafe fourth grade at an all-Colombian which is redeeming a gritty cross school in January.” So glad to roads in Trenton. In September, hear about your latest adventures, Molly was appointed the execu Tucky. Were you able to hear tive director of the War Memo Hilary’s CD? A couple of us want rial, Trenton’s great concert hall/ to get a hold of it. That’s the news auditorium. She and her husband from the Delaware beaches. Have Peter live in Pennington. a great year everyone! Jack Bonini flew in from Cin From other sources, we cinnati, where he lives and works. learned that Peter Moore He is a partner at PriceWater- “launched Ocean Organic, a con- houseCoopers and is in charge of sulting/production business, their east coast operations strat- targeting seafood-producing egy group, which means he trav groups in developing countries els extensively. Cincinnati, how wishing to break into natural ever, is a good location to com foods/organic market. Partners mute to and from. Jack’s wife are from seafood marketing and works at Procter and Gamble and production backgrounds. Com they have two children. pany based on successful Alaskan John Brinster and his wife model we developed for remote Lucy ’78 run their own travel communities. First project will CLASS OF 1975 Front row, l-r: Molly Sword McDonough, Caroline business in Flemington. likely involve rope-grown mus Erdman Hare and Kathy Burks Hackett. Second row: Majorie Dafydd Jones currently is at sels from Newfoundland. Our Williams, Jack Bonini, Alison Hughes and Steve Mantell. Third home with his children while his brand is Wild Fish and is in Wild row: Kip Herhck, form er faculty Andy Franz, Yuki Moore Laurenti, wife teaches. He is active on the Oats stores and other leading and Davis Sherman. Fourth row: Ruth Barach Cox, Jane Farley board of trustees of a school for retailers in Europe. Mission is to Von Oheson, (unidentified), Shawn Ellsworth and (unidentified). the learning disabled. We talked return profit share to small pro Back row: Grayson Ferrante, John Brinster, (unidentified) and about Phil Benson, who is living ducers and communities we Charlie Lifland. in the U.S. for the first time in
2 7 years. Phil and his wife Dierdre dren, ages six and 10. On behalf of the class, we send class, celebrated my 41st birthday are in Oregon, where Phil is Chris Miller is a procurement our deepest sympathy to Shawn this year. My mother recently dug teaching. Phil called me prior to management consultant in Wash Ellsworth and his brother Mark up a vintage PDS sweatshirt and the reunion and expressed regret ington, DC. ’73 on the death of their father it’s fun to see Sid running around at not being able to attend our Tidbits (second hand): Eric in September. wearing it. I’d love to share your 25th. He sends his regards to his Dunn works at Intuit. David news in the next Journal so please fellow classmates. Apgar is married and living in 1976 send me a note, photo or e-mail. New Yorkers: Alison Hughes DC. He is in economic research B E y N I Q-M ____ From the local papers we learn is currently living in Brooklyn. consulting. Jeff Streed is a Latin Creigh Duncan that Nancy Bonini was one of Glen Russo lives in central teacher at Episcopal High School. 549 The Great Road only 48 researchers nationwide New Jersey and works in human He has three children. Gay Princeton, NJ 08540 selected to become a Howard resources, specifically in labor Wilmerding has moved from Al [email protected] Hughes Medical Institute inves relations, at Reuters in New York. buquerque to Vashon Island, Eleanor Barnes wrote to say tigator. Nancy is an assistant pro Elliott Philshaw sings with a Washington. she’s moved to Amherst, MA. fessor of biology at the Univer group in Brooklyn. I enjoy working back in New “Boyfriend Brian Bixby (Harvard sity of Pennsylvania who has pio Ruth Barach Cox came up York City (as chief administrative ’80, MA, New School for Social neered the use of the common early from North Carolina to visit officer in the Private Banking Research, 1998) and I have fruit fly as a model to understand with Kip Herrick O’Brien. They Division at U.S. Trust Company moved from cosmopolitan the mechanisms of human both left their children at home of New York), although logistics Greater Boston to small college neurodegenerative diseases such and were enjoying being back in related to our son are always a town, USA. Brian’s starting a as Alzheimer’s, Huntington’s and Princeton together. Ruth has a challenge. He is a good sport and Ph.D. program in history at Parkinson’s. Congratulations, son and daughter. Kip writes, even commuted during the sum UMass. I’m looking for a software Nancy! “Had a blast at our 25 th reunion, mer between Trenton and engineering job. I’ve been terri We received more news in the staying up until 2:00 a.m.! Great Princeton Junction, where my bly spoiled by the job market in publications office. Alexis Arlett catching up with ‘old’ friends! mother met him and then took Boston. High-tech companies Kochmann writes, “We had a Would love to hear from anyone: him to camp. I continue to be just aren’t as common out here, wonderful reception at my
2 8 department of Human Services. leadership roles in the Princeton “Last August my daughter ering. Better than 90 per cent Her husband David is Principal Chamber of Commerce, coaches Rebecca (who was almost six now, though I still have no solid of the Upper School at Ranney youth hockey in the Nassau at the time) was diagnosed with diagnosis: TMS, CFIDs, brain in School. They have two daughters, Hockey League, and serves on the an eye disease called uveitis. In jury—they don’t know.” Meredith, 11, and Jessamine, six, board of governors at Pretty her case it is caused by juvenile The last time I wrote about rheumatoid arthritis (JRA). We myself, I was pregnant. So here is did not know she had either. She the update. We had our fourth had complained about light sen girl last September. Her name is sitivity last summer, so I finally Georgia—named after my took her to an ophthalmologist mother Georgette and she is a who gave us the uveitis diagno pure joy— I can’t say more than sis. As a result of this disease, she that! developed cataracts, and her eyes Wishing you and your do not dilate properly. Fortu families the best possible health nately, we had it diagnosed be My e-mail will be changing. fore it was too late or she prob Please send your messages to both ably would have lost her vision addresses for the interim: completely. She has had two sur
2 9 blast, seeing so many classmates Saturday afternoon’s rain child very soon. Jono Rush, his housed me and my family for the back in our old stomping ground. dampened some of the outdoor wife Debra and their two beauti weekend. Stephanie and her hus On Friday night, Leslie Straut plans but reunion spirits were still ful children were up from the band Chris have one son, George. Ward and Jamie Phares Jacobson high. Many alumni enjoyed fac Atlanta area. Sara Cooper came Stephanie works locally for Main hosted a great welcoming party ulty tributes at Colross, while for a few hellos. She lives in Street Caterers. It really was a at Leslie’s lovely home. There was others had family fun in the gym. Titusville and works as a caterer. great weekend, one that we'll long a fabulous turnout, with at least John Banse, his wife Sarah and Amy Stackpole Brigham and remember. Thanks to all who half of our classmates making ap their two children were in for a Abby Stackpole McCall were made the effort and travelled long pearances. I enjoyed meeting and brief visit from Wayland, MA. there, looking an awful lot alike! distances to attend. Let's plan for greeting many people that I Also in from the Boston area were Abby has been busy with her our 25th! hadn't seen in at least a decade! Liz Segal, her husband Peter and third child, a baby boy born in Thanks, Jennifer, for a terrific February. column! Two alumni who at There were a number of long tended the reunion wrote to con distance travellers in attendance. firm your take on the weekend. James Cox made his first appear Sophie Carpenter Speidel wrote, ance in 20 years from Los Ange “I really enjoyed seeing everyone les. James is in the military and is at our 20th. It was great to be planning to be married at the end back at PDS and we had a great Laura Farina of the year. Doug Patterson also turnout for our class! See you all ’79, C aroline B ush '79 a n d flew in from California. He lives again for the 25th.” Bill Haynes Suzanne Vine in San Francisco where he works also wrote to say, “I had a terrific D ruck er ’79 in commodities. He brought time at our 20th reunion. It was on a trip to along his fiancee Lynn to meet great to see classmates, coaches Washington, the PDS crew. Also in from San and teachers I had not been in D.C. last April. Francisco were Kara Swisher and touch with for a long time. I was her spouse Megan. Kara writes for honored to give the introductory The Wall Street Journal and we remarks for Tim Murdoch’s in should keep our eyes out for her duction into the Athletic Hall of on television. Fame, and to play in the alumni M y personal thanks to lacrosse game with Tim and my Stephanie Trock Stott, who brother David ’85. I’m having fun The intimate nature of a house their three children. Virginia party made this an especially well- Ferrante Iqbal, her husband attended event. In fact, at least a Manzar and their two children dozen people chose to attend only were in from Connecticut, their Leslie and Jamie’s party. Thanks new home since they returned for organizing and hosting a great from Hong Kong. party! Saturday evening’s festivities at Sue Vaughn O’Brien is still the beautifully renovated rink in involved with her acting career cluded a great meal, music, danc and is expecting her first baby. ing and lots of time to catch up Kathryn Rhett and her husband with old friends. Dr. Carl attended. They both are teaching Reimers and his wife Pam were at Gettysburg College in Penn in from Greenwich with their two sylvania. Kathryn has published children. Carl has made a name a memoir and recently spoke at for himself as a cardiologist. Lolli the Centennial Symposium at Dennison Leeson, who is expect PDS. It was great to see fellow ing her third child, and her hus UVM alumni Jim Groom, Jon band Bob were in from Peter and his wife Nancy, Jenni Marblehead, MA. Also in from fer Brannon Manning and Jodi Marblehead were Billy Ross, his THE CLASS OF 1980: Front row, l-r: Bill Ross, Sophie Carpenter Kramer Howard. Also there were wife Norma and their three chil S peidel, Grant Ward, Leslie Straut Ward, Jam ie Phares Jacobson, Chris Wallace, Bill Haynes, Lynn dren. Tom von Oehsen and his Amy Stackpole Brigham, Debra Rush. Second row, l-r: Georgios Shapiro Starr and Kate Shaplen wife Jane Farley ’75 were both cel Avramopolous, Carla Ruben Avramopolous, Jennifer Brannon Kahn, who is expecting her sec ebrating their reunions. Tom is Manning, Tim Thomas, Liza Stewardson Connolly, Kevin Connolly, ond child. Jay Marcus was in still “clowning around” while Howard Powers. Fourth row, l-r: Megan Smith, Abigail Stackpole from his new residence in Palm they are kept busy with their three McCall, Becky nom as, Lynn Tracey, Jim Cox. Fifth row: Jay Beach, Florida where he works in children. Carla Ruben and her Marcus, Jennifer Dutton Whyte, Carl Reimers, Pam Reimers, real estate investments. husband are expecting their first Manzar Iqbal, Virginia Ferrante Iqbal, Jameson, Douglas Patterson.
3 O chasing Katie, one and a half, Scott Egner, who has already around the house, and Billy, six started recruiting classmates for and three quarters, around the the big event. Scott is living in backyard, and competing in the Lake Tahoe area, working for triathlons.” a Boston-based money manager The local papers carried a and wholesaling mutual funds to story about Doug Atkin, who it financial advisors on the West seems is the CEO of Instinet, a Coast. Stephen Thomas and New York-based brokerage that Mark Goodman are also plan sponsored the first PGA event ning to attend the reunion. You'll held at Jajsna Polana in be hearing from us soon, but in Princeton. The Senior tourna the meantime, please mark your ment was held in July, with calendars and e-mail me if you're players such as Arnold Palmer at interested in participating in re tending. Doug told how he union planning. used to sneak over the fence of The local papers announced the estate (before it became a golf that Sandra Kimbrough has been club) when he was a student at hired as press coordinator for the Jono Rush ’80, form er PDS industrial arts chair Andy Franz, Johnson Park Elementary School Independent Feature Project’s Tim Thomas ’80 and Doug Patterson ’80 at Alumni Day. nearby. He said he was always 22nd annual IFP market which stopped before he got to the main will take place in New York City. house. All that changed this sum The article read, “The IFP mar mer, however, when he hosted ket is one of the nation's oldest this biggest golf tournament in and most important markets de the area. voted to independent film. From the papers we learn that Kimbrough will be coordinating Christian Wallace married Nadia for the fourth annual Gordon Ahmad Nagib in September at a Parks Independent Film Awards.” ceremony held in the garden of Sandra formed her own commu Fernbrook, an 18th-century nications firm, The Kimbrough estate in Borden-town, N.J. Chris Company, in 1996. It specializes currently works as an assistant in public relations, marketing and and investment advisor to the special events for nonprofit, cor chairman of the Joint Board of porate and entertainment clients. “Having fun and feeling you n g” at their 20th reunion are ’80 the Electrical Industry, a non alum nae Ahby Stackpole McCall, Jennifer Dutton Whyte, Amy profit organizations in Flushing, 1982 Stackpole Brigham, Leslie Straut Ward and Jam ie Ph ares Jacobson. Queens, that manages benefit April Barry plans for unionized electrical 1560 Union Street workers. He also serves on the San Francisco, CA 94123 board of directors of the [email protected] Community Capital Bank in Matt Richter got engaged this Brooklyn. past spring. His fiancee Jodi is from Kendall Park. The wedding 198 1 is planned for March 3, 2001 and REUNION___ will be in Short Hills, NJ. He Cameon Carrington Levy writes, “We just got back from 2212 Weymouth two weeks in South Africa, and I Moscow, ID 83843 am now involved in a job search. [email protected] Weekends are busy, but we are and having fun.” Kristine Anastasio Manning Beth Geter-Douglass, Ph.D., 403 Rock Rest Road e-mailed me recently. “I recently Pitts boro, NC 27312 moved back to NJ last year [email protected] after living in the Baltimore/ From Kristy: The big news for Washington area through college this year is that our 20th reunion and graduate school. I live in will be held in May 2001, and it’s West Windsor with my husband not too soon to save the date! I and work in Titusville in the Jennifer Dutton Whyte, Jay Marcus and Doug Patterson catch up at recently communicated with pharmaceutical industry. It is their 20th reunion.
3 t hard to believe that we will be out touch with any of our PDS class been moving in some kitchen sound yesterday: everything looks of high school for 20 years in mates. I read last year in the PDS things. In the evenings, we some good. The baby is already 2002!! I recently participated in magazine that Cedric Harris times take dinner over there and big...It’s very exciting and also (Career Day) at PDS. It was works in a restaurant in Forrestal sit out on the deck and enjoy rather scary.” With the advent of Village, so I went to surprise him knowing that this will be our new the first grandchild, Antonia’s one afternoon. He is doing well home. It’s a very modest little mother is also moving up to the and is enjoying being a chef. I also ranch.. .for this stage of our lives, Ithaca area. ran into Tracey Eskridge and her it seems just right. Close to where Lisa Ruben got a hold of me daughter at the mall a few we work. Lots of neighbors with via e-mail and writes, “I recently months ago. Tracey is a lawyer in kids. My official due date is wrote to PDS to let them know this area. I haven’t seen Wendy in September 16. I had an ultra that I want to be made aware of years, but know that she has a daughter who is probably a teen ager by now. Wendy’s brother is a minister in Trenton.” MAY I HAVE YOU R Last time I heard directly from PALM IN MARRIAGE? Kang Na was during Lent. “As William Strugger ’81 was married in October to for my Lent, not only have Amy and I been co-leading a Lenten Jenifer Anne Steig. The couple, who reside in series at a local Presbyterian Manhattan, had a Palm-Pilot-based courtship, church, but I gave up all desserts according to the wedding announcement in the New and all between-meal snacks. York Times. So, I get really hungry for each “Jen and I, like most New Yorkers, are very busy,” meal, but nevertheless I try to eat moderate amounts—all so Mr. Strugger said. “It’s a task just figuring out how that I might be reminded to to get together.” The two found the Palm Pilots to spend a little more time with be indispensable in coordinating schedules so that spiritual disciplines. Well, I do they could find time together, time that they look forward to the Easter feast affectionately referred to as P.P.M.s, or Palm Pilot In May, Kara Swisher ’80 cam e indeed.” During the school year to PDS to speak to juniors and he sends me a great daily prayer/ Moments. seniors about the Internet as this quotation e-mail in multiple lan Last March, when preparing for a date at yea r’s Rot brock lecturer. The guages. I manage the English one, Beekman Tower on the Upper East Side of Manhat only. lecture series was established tan, Mr. Strugger was most insistent that Ms. Steig in memory o f history and Ruth Edelman spent her sec econom ics teacher Anne ond summer travelling to Russia bring her Palm Pilot. Rot brock, as was the garden with the winners of the annual “At first, I resisted,” she said. “The Beekman where Ms. Swisher is shown Olympiada of Spoken Russian. Tower was a beautiful Art Deco building with seated on left with PDS The group travelled for three a restaurant that has a panoramic view of the city. trustee and classmate Treby weeks, including an orientation McLaughlin Williams, her in Washington, DC, two weeks I didn’t see how Palm Pilots would add to the mother Lucretia Carney and in Vladimir and three days in romance.” history teacher Eamon Downey. Moscow. The trip was a great suc However, Mr. Strugger convinced her that they cess and Ruth particularly en needed the Palm Pilots to plan a vacation. At the strange being back after so many joyed having the opportunity to restaurant that evening, they finished vacation plan years. spend time with her friends in “I have been working in the Vladimir. ning and he told her he had one more message to pharmaceutical industry for Antonia Jameson Jordan cel “beam” over to her. After Strugger’s message had about a year. I develop clinical ebrated her wedding anniversary been sent, the Palm Pilot displayed the customary trials to examine the therapeutic in July. She and her husband are query “Will you accept this message?” In the subject effects of drugs to treat central expecting their first child in Sep line was the heading “marriage proposal.” Ms. Steig nervous system disorders. Cur tember and are purchasing their rently, I am working on the de first house in Ithaca. “We have wanted to read the actual words, and momentarily velopment of an Alzheimer’s closed on the house, but the big struggled with a dysfunctional Palm Pilot before the medication. I have also worked move won’t be until July 29. full message appeared on the screen. Once she read on drugs for anxiety and depres Meanwhile, Phil has been paint the proposal, she chose the more direct—and tradi sion. I am enjoying it and find it ing the baby’s room (white— it challenging. There is never a dull was gray) and doing some other tional—method to say yes to him: she kissed him. moment. I haven’t really kept in minor work on the house. I’ve
3 2 Internet sales division. I’m very 1983 been active in worker justice is happy here. My fiance Jim has Noelle Damico sues in partnership with orga completed his bout with lung 17 Dyke Road nized labor, helped start a non cancer and is recuperating his Setauket, NY 11733 profit that assists people in need strength this fall. With that, we the2reverends@juno. com in our local community, and pub still plan to wed, but the and lished a bunch of music and bib wedding’s date is completely un Rena Ann Whitehouse lical theology, integrating work determined. 2691 North Thompson Road for justice and the Christian faith. I hope you all are well. The e- Atlanta, GA 30319 Aside from Vic’s letter, my mail mail address to use for me is still rena @cimedia. com box has been empty regarding the same as above. From Noelle: I received a long PDS alum news. I hope by list Additionally, there is a new letter from Victor Federov, who ing my e-mail address, I’ll hear website that I see a number is teaching and living in from a few more of you—please! Former PDS nurse Charlene of us registered at. If you Princeton, ruminating on the It’s very, very weird to just write Elmore and her husband Jim WANT to exchange e-mail ad misadventures and social Dar about yourself and one other per had a visit from their growing dresses, etc., it is a good vehicle winism he remembers from high son! fam ily on Hilton Head Island in through which to do that: school and experiences as a We do have a bit more news July: Shown above (from left)
The marriage o f Steve Schluter ’83 and Cynthia Fitzgerald last year was an event that brought out a large sampling of PCD and PDS alumni, an amazing number of them from the Schluter family. They included (top row, from left) John Schluter ’43, Andrew Bing ’83 was married to Julianne Steele at the top o f Keystone Peter Schluter 48, Fred Schluter 40, Mac McDougald ’83. Eric Mountain in Colorado on September 2 surrounded by family and Ott ’83; (m iddle row) Nan Schluter ’72, Sally Schluter ’75, friends: (from left) Erik Schwiebert '83, Hilary Bing Butera ’81 (who (S teve’s fa th e r ) Bill Schluter, Sr. ’42, Jo n E rdm an ’83, Stew art with her husband, celebrated her 11th wedding anniversary that day), von Oehsen '83. Ann McDougald '87; (front row) Bill Schluter, John W oodward ’84, the bride and groom, Davicl Anderson '84, Jake Jr. '70, Ebe M etcalf ’83, the bride and groom, and Stephen G oodyear '84, Greg Gigliotti ’84, Iris Bing, form er Upper School Head Ramsey ’83■ S an dy B ing. 3 4 and Jim Hall is “still working for married to Joe Kappock in Au Lynne Erdman O Donnell Merck and living in Flemington gust. They met at Yale while both 4804 S. W Orchard Lane with my wife Brice and our two were Ph.D. candidates in chem Portland, OR 97219-3366 children, John, four years old, istry. They are both now at the [email protected] and Kyra, one year.” Washington University School of and Medicine in St. Louis: Susan as a Andrew J. Schragger 1986 fellow in biochemistry and Joe 50 Lochatong Road REUNION as an assistant professor of Trenton, NJ 08628 Susan Franz Murphy chemistry. [email protected] 108 Marshall's Corner- Our sympathy to Timothy Laura Bennett writes, “Living Woodsville Road Karcher whose father passed in NYC and working in an art Hopewell, NJ 08525 away last spring. Mr. Karcher had gallery which specializes in Old [email protected] been chairman of the Mercer Master and 19th century draw Mark Venable and his wife County Democratic Party and ings, paintings and sculpture Kristin welcomed their second served two terms as Speaker of the A lot o f talent was wasted when New Jersey Assembly. (from left) Jack Cook ’85, Robin 1987 Cook M cConaughy ’87 and Jon M cConaughy ’85, with baby Craig C. Stuart Finn, elected to watch, rather 32 Nelson Ridge Road than play in the alumni lacrosse Princeton, NJ 08540 gam es in May.
Sally Snedeker Merz ’84 (left), friend Peter Henderson (center) and husband Greg Merz are shown winning the three-day 1999 Yngling North American regatta. which I love!” Tonya Elmore child, Erica Jean, on May 13. She Faulkenburg moved to Iowa last joins an older brother, Adam, age February after the birth of her three, in the Venable’s Colorado First child, Carson James (see home. Kelly Noonan O’Shea and photo on p. 33), born on Janu husband Dan now have three ary 14, weighing eight pounds, daughters: Molly was born in 13 ounces. A note from Jack August, shortly after the family Cook tells of the birth of his moved from St. Louis to Harris daughter, Josie, on December 4, burg, PA. The papers reported the 1999. He and his wife Liz Bylin engagement of Tom Rossmassler Cook ’90 live on The Great Road and Sarah Smith. The couple and hosted their respective re planned a July wedding on THE CLASS OF 1985: Front row, l-r: Jon McConaughy, Louise Hall unions this May, which were Vinalhaven Island in Maine. Sa Larsen, Leslie Vielbig Del Col, Tonya Elmore Faulkenburg. Second great fun and much appreciated rah is a candidate for a master’s row, l-r: Lynne Erdman O'Donnell. Laura Bennett, Mimi Lawson- by all involved. Liz is PDS’ as of nursing science at Massachu Johnston Howe, Chandler Hopkins. Third row, l-r, Regan Hofmann, sistant varsity field hockey coach setts General Hospital Institute ol Karen Callaway Urisko. Jane Erdman Remillard, Bill Noonan. and Josie can often be seen on Health Professions in Boston and Fourth row, l-r: Patrick Courtney, Birgit Enstrom, Kim Jaques. the sidelines. Jack is still com Tom is a commercial real estate Back row, l-r: Charlie Jaques, David Haynes, Eric Bylin, Jack. Cook. muting to New York City. appraiser. Susan Hockings was Kevin Cragg. 3 5 and birth of her daughter Naomi Lambros Xethalis, Holly just moved back to Hawaii to fin Sofia Xethalis Juliet (see picture below). Naomi Greenberg and Dave Sinniger. ish up my Ph.D., hopefully by 440 North Street, Apt. 31 was born July 8, 2000, just in Holly is teaching high school En next December. After that, who The Greystone time to move into the new glish full-time this fall in the San knows? Maybe back east, Pittsfield, MA 01201 home that Dawn and husband Francisco area. Dave is finishing if I can stand the winter!” George [email protected] Jim bought outside of Boston. his time in the ceremonial guard Dodds writes that he’s a project A note from Alison Ufford Sa You can e-m ail Dawn at for the Navy and is living in Al manager in the research and lem reads, “My husband and I
3 6 Husband’s name is David are doing great! I also speak to Schulsinger. I am still enjoying Justin Grow. He works at his working for Merck & Company, family store, Frames and Fram Inc. in the health education de ers, and has been dating Carin partment. Thank you, Becca Moonin ’92 for two years now.” Tilden and Jim Strugger for be From other sources we've ing with us on June 4. I love you learned that Steve Eaton is dis both.” trict manager of ARC, a real estate investment business in 1989 Denver, CO. Christina Frank Beth Kahora Taylor writes, 8 Layfayette Road West “Just wanted to remind all of you Princeton, NJ 08540 that our 10th reunion is quickly a n d approaching! Mark it on your cal Lauren B. French endars, May 18-19th. Remem 44 Buck Road #D ber the great time we had at our Lansing, NY 14882-9016 5th?? Well, this time it’s going to a n d be even better. Doria Roberts If you think that you might 14 Wiley Avenue attend, please let me know at Trenton, NJ 08638
3 8 also seriously enjoying his new Taryn is one of many in NYC, landlord’s son. Very random! 1996 job, and wishes everyone well. including Lindsey Sternberg, And finally.. .Wendy Walters R-E U N I O N___ Feel free to drop him a line at Carolyn Sivitz and Blythe and Adaishala Hendrix win the Sonal Mahida
39 year. John majored in Spanish, working and taking a couple and working on plays. H ilary Wetlands every Tuesday night in studied in Madrid for a semester classes. Brooks Landry came in Harris spent her summer in New July, drawing crowds up to 200. and was a member of NYU’s Bag to New York one weekend and it Hampshire, working on a farm I was lucky enough to attend pipe and Drum Corps for four was a reunion of sorts with Char and for the local fire department. some of these shows. It was like a years. He also ran with the ley, Pete, Brooks, Janie Egan and I talked to Vanessa LaFranco, PDS reunion! Ross Milestone was school's running club. Andy is myself. Gayatri Bhatnagar has who was working in NJ for the there a few times enjoying the now working for the American moved to Berkeley with her summer. As for me, I spent the music. Hunter Schwartz, Mike Councils for International Edu mom. She will be spending this summer in Washington, DC, tak Levine, Pooja Raj, Matt cation (ACTR/ACCELS) in coming semester on Trinity’s San ing classes and working for a Sherring, Mark Mezrich, and, Washington, DC and John is at Francisco campus before return grassroots political organization. I’m sure there are some that I am the Marine Corps Officer Can ing to Hartford to graduate with It was great to be in DC and I forgetting, were all there having didate Training School in the rest of our class. Louise was very sad to leave. Good luck a good time. I encourage all of Quantico, Virginia. Edmond Sturges is doing great. She was to everyone, have a great senior you to check RANA out some Landry graduated from in Princeton for a while this sum year and please write if you have time. They have a website too, Albertson College of Idaho on mer to beat the heat of Santa Fe, news about yourself.!!
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4 2 THE PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL B BOARD OF TRUSTEES uilding O n Tradition Daniel J. Graziano, Jr., Chairman Deborah Sze Modzelewski, Vice Chair Richard W. Sm ith, Vice Chair Jack Z. Rabinowitz, Treasurer Christine Grant Halpern, Secretary/ Parliamentarian Susan Burton Barbara Griffin Cole 78 Patrice Coleman-Boatvvright Judith Glickman Marilyn W. Grounds Brooke R. G unn John P. Hall, Jr. Jennifer Chandler Hauge 78 Joseph H. Highland building O n jucccess Ramon Kapur Aaron Lemonick Andrew Okun MarcJ. Ostro John M. Peach Alison M. Shehadi Menachem Sternberg Robert B. Stockman Penny Thom as Newell M. Thompson ’82 Elaine Torres-Melendez John D. W allace ’48 C. Treby McLaughlin Williams ’80 Elizabeth C. Dilworth, Trustee Emerita Betty Wold Johnson, Trustee Emerita building On Promise Samuel W. Lambert III, Trustee Emeritus ALUMNI BOARD Newell M. Thompson ’82, President Robert H. Olsson ’78, Vice President Philip E. Clippinger ’83, Treasurer Thom as R. Gates ’78, Ex Officio Barbara Griffin Cole ’78 Mary Murdoch Finnell ’76 Nancy Shannon Ford ’54 Thom as R. Foster ’85 Louis Guarino ’79 Judson R. Henderson ’92 Melissa Phares Jacobson ’80 Princeton Day School complies with all federal and state laws prohibiting discrimination Arthur L. Levy ’73 in its admissions, employment and administrative policies. The Princeton Day School Leslie Pell Linnehan ’82 Annual Report is a publication o f the Development Office. It includes contributions received Robert 0. Smyth ’57 frSm July 1, 1999 through Ju n e30, 2000. Every effort has been m ade to ensure the accuracy Rachel Lilienthal Stark ’87 and completeness o f this report. Please accept our apologiesfor any errors or omissions and report them to the Development Office at 609-924-6700. ext. 219. Leslie Straut Ward ’80 43 Message from the Director o f Development
The unprecedented support that Princeton Day School received during THE FIELDS PROJECT— Phase One—As of this writing, the new academic year 1999-2000 is both a testimony to the strength of our playing fields are nearly complete, and crews are hard at work finishing programs and a powerful indication of the commitment our alumni, two state-of-the-art playing fields that will include irrigation, drainage parents and friends have for keeping our school strong and in the fore and viewing stands. Gifts and pledges from alumni and parents helped front of independent education. In recent years, total gifts to the school fund this first phase of the four-year $2.3 million effort to renovate all of have increased dramatically. But last year, total support went well be our outdoor athletic facilities. yond what we expected by increasing over 100% to over $5.5 million. FINANCLAL AID—Last year, the school received over $1.7 million in New pledges brought the grand total to just over $7.6 million! gifts and pledges to either establish or supplement endowed financial THE ANNUAL FUND—-$935,000—an all-time record—received aid funds that produce annual income for students whose financial cir against the goal of $900,000. The end-of-year challenge to air-condition cumstances would otherwise make it impossible for them to attend PDS. the theater was a stunning success. Ten parent classes needed to reach Additionally, $175,000 was received in gifts and pledges to directly supple 80% participation to earn the $100,000 air-conditioning challenge, but ment the school’s financial aid budget. We are also grateful to the many when the dust settled on June 30th, all 14 classes had surpassed 80%, volunteers whose ongoing efforts in the Nearly New Shop resulted in two classes (K and 3rd) surpassed 90%, and one (JK) reached 100%! over $60,000 in direct support of our financial aid program. Overall, parent participation in the Annual Fund reached an all-time FACULTY SUPPORT—The school received an unprecedented record of 85%, which is extraordinary among independent schools. amount of gifts and pledges in support of our commitment to attract Including parent gifts for other purposes as well, that figure increases and retain the best teachers. Among them were the proceeds from this to 88%—a level that puts PDS together with only a handful of JK-12 year’s record-setting parent auction. Through the hard work of dozens independent day schools nationally. of parent volunteers, over $93,000 was contributed to support faculty Alumni also continue to play an increasing role in supporting our summer study and continuing education. efforts on campus. Just over 28% contributed $185,000 to the Annual ENDOWED TEACHING CHAIR— The largest single gift in the Fund. Reunion classes set several new records and increasing numbers school’s history—$1.5 million—was received this year in support of our of alumni joined the Colross Society with gifts of $1,000 or more. faculty. The gift established the school’s first teaching chair—The Carl Clearly, a distinguishing feature of Princeton Day School is the re D. Reimers Distinguished Teaching Chair. Last spring, Head of School markable number of individuals who step forward each year to partici Lila Lohr appointed poet-in-residence Judy Michaels as the first recipi pate in strengthening the school. ent of this three-year honor, which includes a $2,500 annual stipend for THE CAMPUS CENTER—Current and future generations of PDS stu supporting educational programs and initiatives at PDS. The balance of dents will benefit from the generosity of the individuals and founda the annual income generated by this endowment will increase the sala tions that collectively provided just over $2 million to fully fund this ries and benefits of all teachers. project. When school opened in September, students and parents found There have been many other gifts, and they are detailed on the that the old cafeteria had been transformed—kitchen, serving facilities, pages that follow. On behalf of our students and faculty who directly tables and chairs, snack bar, ceiling, floors and wralls.. .everything—into benefit from this support, I extend my most sincere thanks to all those a beautiful, larger, air-conditioned Campus Center. whose generous gifts of time, wisdom and resources have strengthened our school immeasurably. Andrew C. Hamlin
SUMMARY OF GIVING 1995-1996 1996-1997 1997-1998 1998-1999 1999-2000 % Increase
Annual Fund Parents $ 231,355 $ 297,513 $ 298,894 $ 385,072 $ 441,776 1 1% Alumni $ 125,623 $ 136,258 $ 133,127 $ 168,052 $ 167,161 Others $ 170,410 $ 178,384 $ 253,1 17 $ 338,964 $ 326,906 T o ta l $ 527,388 $ 612,155 $ 685,138 $ 892,088 $ 935,843 5%
Capital Projects $ 988,567 $11,398,751 $1 ,467,629 $ 969,312 $1,608,832 66% Endowment Support $ 89,857 $ 191,250 $ 368,214 $ 397,490 $2,931,726 638% TOTAL $ i ,078,424 $11,590,001 $1,835,843 $1 ,366,802 $4,540,558 232%
GRAND TOTAL $ 1,605,81 2 $2,202,156 $2,520,981 $2,258,890 **$5,476,401 142%
** Does not include an additional $2,0* .,359 in multi-year pledges received during the 99-00 fiscal year.
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Mr. and Mrs.John G. Quigley Quigley Family Foundation DEAN MATHEY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Z. Rabinowitz FELLOWS Mr. and Mrs. James S. Regan Mr. Christopher R. P. Rodgers TOTAL GIFTS: Named in honor o f Dean Mathey, Mary and Christopher Rodgers Foundation whose generosity and vision were Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Rosenberg A SEVEN-YEAR COMPARISON Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rosenberg the very foundation o f our school, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Sandy $6 MILLION this level recognizes those individu Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Shechtel als who contributed gifts of Jane Aresty Silverman ’63 $10,000 or above to Princeton Day Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Smoyer School. Sodexho Marriott Services, lnc.& Affiliates The C.V. Starr Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Menachem Sternberg o Anonymous (5) o Mr. and Mrs. Edward D.Thomas Mary Owen Borden Memorial Foundation 0 Thomas Foundation $5 MILLION f deceased 4 5 Ms. Andrea Sussman Kotzker Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Cuneo Tenneco Inc. (Julia Penick ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Emmett j. Lescroart Mr. Paul F. DiManno Unocal Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gay Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Levine Mr. Clifton W. Draper Mr. and Mrs. James D. Utterback Drs.Alan and Kate Gelperin Dean W. Mathey '43 Dr.Alan W. Dunton and Ms. Patricia E.Tee Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H.Vahlsing III Mr. David R. Geltzer Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. McConaughy ’85 Mr. and Mrs. John G. Edelblut Christian D.Wallace '80 Mr.Vincent E. Gentile and Ms. Patricia Pickrel (Robin Cook '87) Ellsworth’s Wines & Liquors, Inc. Mr. John W. Weber and Ms. Marguerite E. Sheehan Mr. Michael Gluck Lisa McGraw Figure Skating Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lindwood Faxon Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen White III Mr. Mark Goldfus and Ms. Beverly Rubman j. P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Felton Marina von Neumann Whitman '52 Ms. Jill L. Goldman '74 and Mr. Lawrence A. Richards Mr. and Mrs.Willard D. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. France Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M.Williams Goldman, Sachs & Co. Mr. and Mrs. John C. O ’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Francfort (C.Treby McLaughlin ’80) Mr. and Mrs.Thomas H. Gosnell (Cynthia Combs ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson William P. Graff '75 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Parr Richard A. Gervasio, M.D. and Despina Terris, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Linson Wong Mr. and Mrs.William S. Greenberg Pheasant Hill Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Gladden Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Wood John L. Griffith III '99 Pocumtuck Company Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Newell B.Woodworth III '73 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gund Princeton Area Community Foundation, Inc. Barbara Straut Goldsmith '84 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Zindman Gordon and Llura Gund Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Rossmassler '47 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hall,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Guttman Mr. James E. Russell and Ms. Nancy Ukai Russell John P. Hall III ’79 H & H Appliances S. Forest Company, Inc. Mr. Daniel Halpern and Ms. Jeanne W. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hagan Dr. Marjorie Shaw ’70 and Mr. Barney Rush Samuel M. Hamill, Jr. '53 FACULTY Drs. David and Elaine Hathaway Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Sigal Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hanson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. James S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Nixon W. Hare ’59 FELLOWS Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Hegener Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smukler (Caroline Erdman ’75) By far the greatest strength of Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Helmick Mr. Dennis Stattman and Ms. Sarah Ringer Mr. and Mrs.Winthrop S. Headley Barbara Mills Henagan '77 Mr. and Mrs. C. Barnwell Straut Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horowitz Princeton Day School is its dedi Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Herbert The Estate of Patricia Smith Thompson ’45 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hudson cated faculty whose wisdom and Mr. and Mrs. John W. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Frederic deP.Todd Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hughes patience have guided countless stu Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jakobson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G.Tully Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacques The Peter and Ellen Jakobson Foundation U.S. Trust Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Paul S.Jellinek dents through the learning process. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory V. Johnson Mr. Robert N. Wilson and Ms. Anne W right Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Raman Kapur Contributions to this level o f giv Mrs. Sydney Jordan The Winslow Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly ing have been made between Robert Jordan '80 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. E. Michael Joye (Jane Henderson ’79) $1,000 and $1,999. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F.Jusick Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Lamb Mr. Peter R. Kann and Ms. Karen Elliott House Mr. and Mrs. Leighton H. Laughlin, Jr. '64 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Adams III Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Karsen HEAD OF Dr. and Mrs.Judson C. Linville Mr. and Mrs. Edward Asplundh Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kassler-Taub SCH O OL Mr. and Mrs. James B. Kilgore '63 Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Dr. and Mrs. John Kazmierczak Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. King Edward and Gwendolyn Asplundh Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly FELLOWS Alexis Arlett Kochmann '77 Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Kennedy ’63 fMr. Harold J. Kramer Janet Elderkin Azzoni ’46 (Karen Andresen ’67) Named in honor of the distin Harold Kramer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Babick Karen A. and Kevin W. Kennedy Foundation guished men and women whose Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Bagel Nancy Hudler Keuffel '58 leadership through the years has Ms. Lila B. Lohrh’OO Mr. and Mrs.J. Paul Bagley Mr. and Mrs. James J. King, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Lomax Mr. Marc Brahaney and Ms. Janet Lasley Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig M. Koerte perpetuated the school’s commit Lucent Technologies Foundation Dr. Gary R. Brickner and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Kopolow m ent to excellence, this level o f giv M. K. Management Company, Inc. Ms. jane Kelly Brickner, Esquire Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lander ing recognizes rifts between $2,000 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony T. Maddalone Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Briody Mr. and Mrs. James E. Landry and $4,999. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mantell '76 Mrs. Lee H. Bristol, jr. Sally Kuser Lane '42 Mr. and Mrs. David C. McCourt Dr. and Mrs. William P. Burks Mr. and Mrs. James B. Laughlin '43 Mary Kathryn Black McKenzie Charitable Trust Mrs. Richard Burr Mr. James Alsup and Dr. Laurie Smaldone-Alsup (Julia Gallup ’55) Howard McMorris II '59 Mr. and Mrs. Blair Capriotti Amerada Hess Corporation Mr. Emil W. Lehmann Dr. Gerardo J. Melendez and Ms. Eva Carey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bachelder III Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lerner Dr. Elaine Torres-Melendez Mr. and Mrs. D aniel! Casey (Louise Mason ’54) Ms. Cheryl Levine Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Myers Dr. and Mrs. James J. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Levy '73 Mr. Melvin S. Narol and Ms. Dale E. Console Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chipin Mr. and fMrs. Karl H. Behr The Leyman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nohe Agnes Agar Coleman '40 Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Lively Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. O'Leary Helen W. Coleman Trust Mr. and Mrs.William G. Bergh Mr. and Mrs.Thomas C. Mackay Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Paneyko Dr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Cook ’59 (Linda Staniar ’66) Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc Dr. and Mrs. James E. Patrick Mr. David Crane and Ms. Isabella De La Houssaye Mrs.Adele Plapinger Black Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Marshall Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Payne Ms. Irene Crawley Blue Ridge Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. John M. Peach Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Crouse Mr. and Mrs.William H. Bohnett Mr. and Mrs. John T. McLoughlin Mr. and Mrs.j. Edward Penick, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D’Argenio The Brownington Foundation Mellon Bank Corporation Dr. and Mrs. Etienne A. Perold Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson Mr. and Mrs.Thomas A. Bracken The Merck Company Foundation John A. Powell Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Davila Mr. and Mrs.Alexander Buck Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Miller Christopher Reeve '70 Phyllis Boushall Dodge ’40 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Miller Dr. R. David Reynolds and Dr. Mary Beth Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dufresne Dr. and Mrs. Graham H. Burton Mr. and Mrs. C. Schuyler Morehouse RJR Nabisco Foundation (Christina Bachelder ’77) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr Mr.A.AIejandro Moreno-Paz and Sumner Rulon-Miller III '53 Eric C. Dunn ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Cheresnick Ms. Anna Zichy-Thyssen J. Andrew Sanford ’78 Edwards Travel Service Mr. Alan Chimacoff and Ms. Joan S. Girgus Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Morrison Schering-Plough Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ellinghausen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Christen ’83 Dr. C. Alexander Moskwa and Mr. and Mrs. Fadlou A. Shehadi Katharine Walker Ellison '62 Dr. and Mrs. N. Anthony Coles Dr. Elaine S. Elliott-Moskwa Mr. and Mrs. John Skeehan Michael P. Erdman '50 Commodities Corporation LLC Shin Na '84 Ms. Amy K. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faigen Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Conway New York Life Foundation Mr. and Mrs.William B. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph File Cornell University Foundation Mrs.Alfred O. Norris Susquehanna Partners, G.P. Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fragoso Dr. and Mrs. Leon N. Costa Martha L.A. Norris Foundation Mr.Vincent M.Tarduogno and Dr.Joyce P.Vincelette Mr. and Mrs.Timothy H. Garry Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Crook Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. O ’Brien 46 f deceased Dr. Robert M. Olson and Ms. Megan E.Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Palsho Mr. and Mrs. Gary 0. Patteson Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Peifer Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Perlman Princeton Jewelers Rambling Pines Day Camp Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Ratner The Reverend Carl Reimers Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Revelle Other Annual F und Mr. Michael K. Rigby and Ms.Wendy W. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. 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Mayer III Whitehouse Station Family Medicine Mr. and Mrs. David J. Shaw tranquil environment for teaching Mr. and Mrs. Khody Mazda Mrs. Robert C. Whitlock Caroline W. Sherman 77 and learning. Contributions to The Mr. Richard Meckstroth and Ms. Carol Field Anne A. Williams ’74 Mr. and Mrs.james F.Shoaf Pagoda Group range between $500 Mr. Peter A. Miller and Ms. Jacqueline Schreiber Mrs. Brenda Wislar Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sienkiewicz Gale Colby Mirzayanov ’69 Blaikie F.Worth '47 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Sloan and $999. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. Hugh de N.Wynne and Ms. Laura M. Shiels Mr. and Mrs. Jon H. Stevens Drs. Sanjeeva and Meena Murthy Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. 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Smith Mr.and Mrs.John E.Trumbauer Laurie Bryant Young ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Sanford III Margaret Smith-Burke ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Carlton H.Tucker Drs. Benjamin and Lisa Zablocki Ms. Patricia A. Sanson David B. Smoyer ’56 Tucker Anthony Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Zawadsky Dr. and Mrs.Teodoro V. Santiago Mr. Pete Soloway and Ms. Bette I. Soloway Susan McAllen Turner ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Zucker Mr. and Mrs. David Sardar Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sosinski UBS AG Louise Fenninger Sayen ’38 Dr. David L. Spanel Karen Callaway Urisko ’85 50 p\jinual Yund Contributors Class of 1941 Class of 1949 Class of 1957 Kleia Raubitschek Luckner Anne MacNeil MISS FINE’S Mary Pettit Funk Kirby Thompson Hall Nancy B. Miller Valerie Wicks Miller Anne Reynolds Kittredge Mary Byrd Platt Nancy Hagen Spaulding SCHOOL Pamela Sidford Schaeffer Mary Greey Woody Barbara Smith-Coleman Alissa Kramer Sutphin Jane Aresty Silverman Patricia Tighe Walden Susan Barclay Walcott ALUMNAE Virginia Elmer Stafford Class of 1942 Lucy Law Webster Helen Wilmerding Class of 1926 Jane M. Cooper Class of 1964 Sally Kuser Lane Class of 1950 Class of 1958 Kingsley Kahler Hubby Jane Budny Conrad Joan Thomas Purnell Wendy McAneny Bradburn Elizabeth Carter Bannerman Jettie Edwards Mary Roberts Woodbridge Jean Milholland Shriver Ann Eichelberger Hall Cary Smith Hart Class of 1927 Martha Heath Yerkes Nancy Hudler Keuffel Elisabeth Aall Kaemmerlen Margaret Cook Wallace Linda Mullaly Masten Class of 1951 Gail Petty Riepe Class of 1943 Gordon McAllen Baker Emily Vanderstucken Spencer Class of 1929 Suzy Scarff Webster Olive Schulte Brown Nellie Oliphant Duncan Class of 1965 Margaret Lowry Butler Marjorie Libby Moore Margot Williamson Litt Margaret Woodbridge Dennis Anne Mitchell Dielhenn Margaret Wicks Spicer Barbara Johnston Rodgers Class of 1959 Karen Fraser Ann Kinczel Clapp Class of 1930 Class of 1944 Class of 1952 Anne Goheen Crane Margaretta Cowenhoven Helen R. Cannon Daisy Harper Fitch Cecilia Aall Mathews Barbara Reeves Dunn Eleanor Vandewater Leonard Marcia Goetze Nappi Patricia Kerney Odden Margaret Froelick Hubbard Rosamond Earle Matthews Marina von Neumann Whitman Ruth Pessel Riedel PRINCETON Elizabeth McGraw Webster Wendy Yeaton Smith Class of 1931 Class of 1953 COUNTRY Class of 1960 Margaret Brooks Van Dusen Class of 1945 Anne Carples Denny DAY SCHOOL Blythe Scott Carr Elaine Polhemus Frost Mary Elizabeth Alexander Class of 1934 Mary Jo Gardner Fenton Hilary Thompson Kenyon Susan Carter Avanzino ALUMNI Joan Nadler Davidson Jane Lewis Dusenberry Grace Turner Hazard Hope Thompson Kerr Martha Thompson Eckfeldt Rita Smith McAlister Sylvia Taylor Healy Wendy Gartner Rowland Class of 1931 Catherine Otis Farrell Wilhelmina Foster Reynolds Janet Hill Hurst Jane Gihon Shillaber Nathaniel Burt Sesaly Gould Krafft Susan McAllen Turner Deri Bush Jeffers Herbert B. Davison Class of 1935 The Estate of Diane Baker Wagner Louise Scheide Marshall Patricia Smith Thompson Jane Dielhenn Otis Class of 1932 Mary Cowenhoven Coyle Sally Hagen Schmid Class of 1954 Benjamin F. Howell, Jr. Janet Mackenzie Kern Eileen Baker Strathnaver Class of 1946 Louise Mason Bachelder Sanders Maxwell Florence Dell Macomber Susan Valentine Janet Elderkin Azzoni Sarah Hart Brodsky Class of 1938 Hope Hemphill Carter Katherine Webster Dwight Class of 1933 Joan Daniels Grimley Nancy Shannon Ford Class of 1961 Jane Thomas Fenninger William A. Blackwell Barbara Quick Lorndale Susan Creasey Gertler Mahala Busselle Bishop Charmian Kaplan Freund Nicholas R. Cowenhoven Mary Lee Muromcew Lynn Prior Harrington Fiona Morgan Fein Louise Fenninger Sayen Allen W. Shelton, Jr. Kathryn Cosgrove Netto Joan E. Kennan Julia Fulper Hardt Joan M.Taylor Ashley George C.Young Philena Locke Richards Julia Cornforth Holofcener Hedl Dresdner Roulette Class of 1955 Deborah Moore Krulewitch Class of 1939 JaneW. Smith Class of 1934 A. Markell Meyers Shriver Merriol Baring-Gould Almond Louise Dolton Blackwell Margaret Smith-Burke Jack Honore.jr. Virginia Taylor Simonin Jo Cornforth Coke Margery Williamson Halliday Henry P.Tomlinson Joyce Friend Everett Catherine Rodwell Hill Class of 1962 Class of 1947 L. Chloe King Class of 1935 Katharine Bryan Bulkley Julia Gallup Laughlin Gail Cotton John L. Bender Class of 1940 Barbara Pettit Finch Barbara Kohlsaat von Oehsen Katharine Walker Ellison A. Caryl Bigelow,Jr. Phyllis Vandewater Clement Nancy Hurd Norris Linda Clark Gooder Donald R.Young Agnes Agar Coleman Alice Roberts Pierson Class of 1956 Winifred Dickey Kellogg Margaret Munro Dayton Kate Sayen Kirkland Blaikie F. Worth Joan Pearce Anselm Phyllis Boushall Dodge Susan Shea McPherson Class of 1936 Carol Harris Bradley Joanne Sly Hicks Linda Maxwell Stefanelli Christian A. Chapman Class of 1948 Kingsley Hubby Gallup Carol Furman Kirkwood John C. Cooper III Dorothy Fleming French Anne Harrison-Clark Ann Tomlinson Reed Class of 1963 Katharine Gulick Gardner Elizabeth Alsop Hinchman Alice Northrop Robbins Joan McGeoch Perry Elisabeth Thomas Peterson Patience Outerbridge Banister Class of 1938 Margaret Anderson Wanink Linda Gates Ziff Lucile Stafford Proctor Anne Updike Burt William R. Rossmassler Ruth Druck Ward Ann A. Smith Wylie OHara Doughty Sally Campbell Haas Alice Jacobson 5 1 Class of 1939 Class of 1952 Richard G. Marcus Peyton Brewster Rutledge Class of 1971 John F. McCarthy III Helen Behr Sanford Robert B. Benham j. Robert Hillier PARTICIPATION: 24% William H.Walker III Wilhelmus B. Bryan III Class of 1969 Class Agent Anthony Dale Harold B. Erdman Class of 1953 Class of 1963 PARTICIPATION: 31% Dorothy Pickering Bossidy Edward S. Frohling Carl W.Akerlof Jodie Platt Butz C.William Edwards, Jr. Class Agent: Jean Gorman Wilson Bradford B. Locke,Jr. Henry B. Cannon III Anthony Dale David L. Frothingham Peter B. Cook Anonymous (I) Elizabeth Mills Hardie Kevin W. Kennedy Elisabeth G. Borgerhoff Class of 1940 G. Grenville Cuyler Blythe Anne Kropf James B. Kilgore John J. Hemphill, Jr. Samuel M. Hamill, Jr. Susanna Bailey Brooks Catherine S. Lane John McLoughlin Kathleen Gorman Colket James K. Meritt John E. Kerney,Jr. Lawrence Levenson Frederick H.Wandelt III Sumner Rulon-Miller III Susan Denise Harris Tania Lawson-Johnston McCleery Elizabeth C. Healy Class of 1941 Kenneth C. Scasserra Donald J. Millner Richard B. Judge,Jr. Leighton H. Laughlin Class of 1964 John K. Paine L. Blair Lee Elwyn B. Quick Class of 1954 Richard B. Hill Kathrin Poole Gale Colby Mirzayanov Walter Van B. Roberts, Jr. Henry J. Huff A. Stephen Lane,Jr. Joseph D. Punia Leighton Laughlin, Jr. Cynthia Combs O’Hara Mitchell Sussman Lance R. Odden Grace B. Ramus Class of 1942 Austin P. Sullivan,Jr. Warren W. Shew George Treves Robert L. Strong Robert Rathauser Lisbeth Warren Moore Gates, Jr. Donald E.Woodbridge Douglas A. Rieck Natalie Huston Wiles Detlev F.Vagts Class of 1955 Elizabeth Bristol Sayen Thomas C. Worthington John F. Bales III Class of 1965 Austin C. Starkey,Jr. Laurie Bryant Young Class of 1943 Guy K. Dean III Brent Vine Thomas M. Ford David J.Vomacka Robert E. Dougherty Joseph L. Delafield III Class of 1972 E. Robert Fernholz Thomas H. Gaman Jane Wiley Peter E. B. Erdman PARTICIPATION: 33% Nathaniel C. Hutner Deborah Light Wills Mark A. Heald Roger 0. Hoit John F. Mueller, Jr. Class Agents: John Lockette, William R. Kales II Robert D.Wilmot James Laughlin Steven L Silverman Hugh W. Samson Jean Gorman Wilson David H. McAlpin, Jr. Frederick S. Osborne, Jr. William S. M. Sayen Elizabeth Lyness Anderson John A. Schluter Patrick Rulon-Miller Clark G.Travers Class of 1970 Jacqueline Webster Armiger Jane Gaman Banfield Class of 1944 PARTICIPATION: 52% Class of 1956 Class Agent: Allison Gilbert Kozicharow Noeline Hargrave Baruch Alfred W. Gardner PRINCETON Henry P. Bristol II John P. C. Matthews John F. Cook Naurene Donelly Antoniotti Jan Hall Burruss Richard K. Paynter III David R. Kamenstein DAY SC H O O L Thomas J. Berger Ellen Prebluda Chilton Samuel L. Pettit Henry L. Savage, Jr. Lewis C. Bowers II Jonathan D. Chilton Markley Roberts David C. Scott ALUMNAE/I Rebecca W. Bushnell Margaret K. Considine Frederica Cagan-Doeringer Charles E. Stokes III Hugh W. Sloan, Jr. Katharine C. Constable Frederic R Erdman David B. Smoyer Frederick Dalrymple Judith Migliori Gavin Class of 1945 Donald C. Stuart III Class of 1966 Susan Ecroyd Heidi Flemer Hesselein George Gallup III PARTICIPATION: 22% Jody Erdman John H. Kilgore Colin C. McAneny Class of 1957 Class Agent: Linda Staniar Bergh Paul Giancola Allison Gilbert Kozicharow Edward S. Barclay,Jr. Polly Dickey Cockburn Robert L. Gips Brita Light Class of 1946 James Carey,Jr. Sarah K. Lane Jerem M. Gordon J.Allyn Love,Jr. Stephen Crawford Patience Morgan-lrigoyen Katherine Gulick Hoffman David Erdman Hilary Martin Harrison S. Fraker,Jr. Margery Cuyler Perkins Mary Johnson G. Allan Forsyth Janet M. Masterton Stuart Robson,Jr. Linda Staniar Staniar Virginia Myer Kester Lewis C. Kleinhans III Marian Stoltzfus McCaffray Robert 0. Smyth Marianne Hoffman Tukey Arthur E. Mittnacht III Robert R. Piper Linda McCandless Kim Otis Class of 1958 Cintra Huber McGauley Wistar Williams Rawls Class of 1947 Class of 1967 Shelby Brewster McMahan Richard W. Baker III Thomas B. Reynolds Shepherd K. Roberts PARTICIPATION: 32% Wendy Lawson-Johnston McNeil Gordon Knox, Jr. Elizabeth Sinnott-Armstrong David C.D. Rogers Class Agent: Laura B. Peterson Meg Brinster Michael Sarah Rodgers Smith Peter R. Rossmassler Barbara R. Miller Patricia Sly Chamberlain Samuel Starkey Class of 1959 Catherine Morgan-Standard Ruth A. Conover Ellen Sussman Joseph N. Coffee Class of 1948 Susan Fritsch Faber Robin L. Murray Karen M.Turner Stephen S. Cook Alexander S. Burnstan Karen Andresen Kennedy Barbara Sturken Peterson Henry T. Vogt Nixon W. Hare George C.S. Hackl Julia Lockwood Christopher Reeve Diana E. Walsh Howard McMorris II John T. Law Jo Schlossberg McConaghy Elizabeth Hamid Roberts Jordan M.Young II James C. Rodgers Charles F. Mapesjr. Class of 1960 Laura B. Peterson John D. Wallace Polly Smock M. Nicole Sarett Class of 1973 E. Bloxom Baker Marta Nussbaum Steele Harriet Sharlin Class of 1950 Brock Putnam II Phoebe Knapp Warren Marjorie Shaw PARTICIPATION: 39% Peter j. Wright Cynthia A. Shoemaker Class Agent: A rth u r L. Levy Michael P. Erdman Laurie D’Agostino Stoumen Arthur D. Meritt Class of 1968 Joseph M.Abelson Stephen M.Vine Kenneth W. Moore Class of 1961 PARTICIPATION: 23% Pamela Tegarden Allen Cynthia Walsh Richard N. Stillwell, Jr. Thomas D. Chubet Agent Needed Glenna Weisberg Andersen j. Regan Kerney William E.White Cynthia Bishop-Webster William Wallace Sophia Godfrey Bauer Peter Morse Ann M. Wiley Helena M. Brett-Smith John W. Claghorn III John R. Sheehan Joan Williams John Bushnell Class of 1951 Andrew J. Fishmann Edward G.Warren III Donald R.Young,Jr. Jill Williams Dickerson Edwin H. Metcalf Michael L. Hart Sarah Strong Drake Henry Rulon-Miller Suzanne Blanchet Hirst Alison Ellis Walter Wilmerding Class of 1962 Mary Hobler Hyson Anne Bishop Faynberg John C.Baker Ann McClellan Richard H. Eckels Michael F. Felder Louise Whipple Gillock 5 2 M. Daryl Janick Kent Curtis M.Webster Lucy Englander Brinster Laura Dennison Leeson Carl S. Taggart Arthur L. Levy Harvey M. Wiener Christopher Bundy Jennifer Brannon Manning Christopher M.Thomas Carol Lifland Marjorie C. Williams Nancy Chen Cavanaugh Jay R. Marcus Newell M.Thompson Barbara Urbach Lissner Suzanne Bishop Willis Barbara Griffin Cole Abigail Stackpole McCall John E.Vine Duncan L. Martin Gay Wilmerding Elizabeth Mason Cousins Timothy R. Murdoch John B. Mittnacht Hilary Winter Pamela Madeod Daigle Nicholas Osborne Class of 1983 Peter J. Moore Douglas D. Fitton Lawrence K. Pierson PARTICIPATION: 26% Charles H. Place III Class of 1976 Thomas R. Gates Howard F. Powers,Jr. Russell B. Pyne PARTICIPATION: 33% Donald H. Gips Richard E. Ramsey Closs Agent: Erik M. Sc/iwieberf Elizabeth Sanford Kimberly A. Groome Carl D. Reimers III Norman T. Callaway, Jr. Eleanor J. Barnes Susan Bauer Schwinger Alice Lee Groton John J. Scott, Jr. Joseph C. Christen Mark F. Blaxill Ellen Fisher Stockmayer Jennifer Chandler Hauge Elizabeth S. Segal Janet Zawadsky Cleaves John E. Burns Carl A. Sturken Claire Jacobus Sophie Carpenter Speidel Jonathan D. Erdman Leslie Ring Burns Hope Spiro Tennenbaum William W. Kain Lynn Shapiro Starr Laurie Gallup Fusco Susan Pratt Clark Anne MacLeod Weeks Michele Plante Kemp Dana H. Stewardson Suzanne Utaski Gibbs James P. Daubert Newell B.Woodworth III Sheila Mehta Timothy B.Thomas Beatrice Zenzie Gregory Alyssa Oxley Davidson Peter Mittnacht Susan Vaughn-OBrien Andrew F. Hawkes William P. Erdman Class of 1974 F. Gregory Morea Leslie Straut Ward Katherine Lonergan Main Orren Weisberg Falk Heather D. Rafter Stephen M. Wheeler Louise S. Matthews PARTICIPATION: 26% Joseph M. Feller Leland H. Ross III Jennifer Dutton Whyte George Hood McLaughlin III Agent needed Mary Murdoch Finnell J. Andrew Sanford C.Treby McLaughlin Williams Edwin B. Metcalf Christian B. Aall Julia Stabler Hull Allison Ijams Sargent Craig A. R. Phares William L. Brown Katharine G. Kehoe Catherine Ferrante Tapsall Ashley Ammidon Quinlan Barbara Spalholz Cappello Sheila Newsome Maddox Class of 1981 Cecelia Manning Tazelaar Erik M. Schwiebert Maureen Creamer-Ramirez Michael Mantell PARTICIPATION: 25% Patricia Metzger Thomas Lorna Mack Sheridan Samuel C. Finnell III William Martin, Jr. Class Agent: David B. Blair Kenneth Track Caroline Stewardson Thornewill Jill L. Goldman Gregory E. Matthews David B. Blair Nancy Hollendonner Turner Mark J.Waks Laura Mali-Astrue Thomas B. Moore Samuel H. Borden Robyn J. Ultan Erica C.Weeder Keith D. Plapinger Ann Wittke Morrissey Sarah Burchfield Carey Michael F. Walters Rena Ann Whitehouse Timothy J. Platt Rhoda Jaffin Murphy Catherine Ager Chandler Elizabeth Westergaard Elizabeth Penick Romanaux Richard Olsson Jonathan W. Drezner Robert C.Whitlock,Jr. Class of 1984 Sabatino A. Russo III Barksdale Penick Lisa Carpi Gorsch PARTICIPATION: 33% Eleanor Funk Schuster Sandra Shaw Strong Kevin J. Groome Julia Sly Selberg Peter B. Taggart Class of 1979 Kristine Anastasio Manning Class Agent: Daniel R. Herr Sheryl Graff Stoller Jay G.Trubee PARTICIPATION: 26% Eva Mantell David W. Anderson David B. Straut Cintra Eglin Willcox Class Agent: Muna Shehadi Sill Kirsten Elmore Meister Sarah C. Benioff Edward C.Thomas Leonard J.Williams, Jr. John Ager III Jeffrey P. Olsson Wendy White Brockelman Palmer B. Uhl Murray Wilmerding Lisa Borie Baccich Christopher E. Pey Lynne Faden Byrne Terry L.Ward James H. Bennett Timothy G. Rahr Victoria C.P. Chen Katrina Kassler Waters Class of 1977 Vance G. Camisa Charlotte Erdman Rizzo Melinda Bowen Dempsey Mary White Nicolas R. Donath Andrew A. Ross Meredith L. Eppel PARTICIPATION: 32% Anne A. Williams David E. Edelman Lawrence H. Shannon Marjorie Wallace Gibson Class Agent: Julia Penick Garry Laura Farina Robert Wade Speir, Jr. Gregory J. Gigliotti Class of 1975 Holly Burks Becker David S. Fitton, Jr. William R. Strugger Barbara Straut Goldsmith Claire Treves Brezel John P. Hall III Peter B.Yocom Daniel R. Herr PARTICIPATION: 42% N. Harrison Buck Christopher J. Horan Jonathan I. Leaf Class A g e n t Shawn W Ellsworth Annabelle Brainard Canning Andrew M. Jensen Class of 1982 Suzanne E. Lengyel Ellen Albert Daniel W. Drorbaugh Sally Snedeker Merz Anne Merrick Kellstrom PARTICIPATION: 32% Jack Bonini Christina Bachelder Dufresne jane Henderson Kenyon William Paul Meyerhofer Class Agent: Lorraine M. Herr John E. Brinster Anne Dennison Fleming Pamela E. Kulsrud Lawrence W. Miller II David C. Bogle,Jr. Ralph M. Brown III Barbara Russell Flight Martha Hicks Leta Shin Na William j. Brennan IV Caron Cadle Julia Penick Garry David T. Lifland Phoebe Vaughn Outerbridge Katharine Ijams Butt Ruth Barach Cox Martha Tattersall Giancola David M. McCord Whitney B. Ross Donald DeCandia Eric C. Dunn Barbara Mills Henagan Catherine White Mertz Michael S. Satow T.Wilson Eglin,Jr. Shawn W. Ellsworth Andrew Hildick-Smith A.V. Shannon III Edith C. Schulz-Ogden Mark A. Egner Alexandra Shoemaker Enterline Rebecca Hafitz Hull Muna Shehadi Sill Karen Hamel Simas Alice N. Ganoe Linda j. Farlow Simeon H. Hutner Jackson W. Smart III Sarah Griffin Thompson Beth Geter-Douglass R. Grayson Ferrante Carol R. Katz Henry H. Zenzie Edward Jay Willard William P. Graff Anthony F. Knott Suzanne Haynes Halle Evan j. Williams Lorraine M. Herr Alexandra Smith Gunderson Alexis Arlett Kochmann Class of 1980 John T.Woodward IV Katharine Burks Hackett J. Kerin Lifland Carolyn Kuenne Jeppsen Daniel I. Zuckerman PARTICIPATION: 40% Caroline Erdman Hare LiviaWong McCarthy Leslie Pell Linnehan Dafydd P. Jones Tamar Pachter Class Agent: H ow ard F. Powers, Jr. Lea Erdman Marshall Class of 1985 John B. Joyce Caroline W. Sherman James W. Bartolomei, Jr. Thomas G. Marshall III PARTICIPATION: 28% Sandra Lamb Leong Edward A. Stabler Amy Stackpole Brigham Lindsay McCord Alison Hopfield Lifland Jennifer Weiss James C. E. Burke Jennifer Powers Mitchell Class Agent: Leslie Vielbig Del Col Charles C. Lifland MarkW. Zawadsky Nicholas John DeCandia Laura Stifel Murphy Laura S. Bennett Mary Sword McDonough George M. Zoukee Anthony G. Dell Kang Na Eric M. Bylin Susan Vaughan Meade Hilary Bennett Donahue Jeffrey F. Perlman Jack F. Cook Molly Moynahan Class of 1978 Stefan Gorsch Margaret Petrella Leslie Vielbig Del Col Kip Herrick OBrien David Harrower Matthew B. Richter Richard A. DiBianco PARTICIPATION: 41% Janet L. Quigley William B. Haynes William R. Rossmassler III Tonya Elmore Faulkenburg Janet L. Rassweiler Class Agent: Cecelia Manning Tazelaar Jonathan L. Hochman Lauren Goodyear Schramm Stephanie Lazer Guterl Anne B. Russell-Barrett J. Keith Baicker Winifred Stoltzfus Host Wendy Donath Selig James S. Hall Lars A. Selberg David A. Barondess Jamie Phares Jacobson Susan M. Stoltzfus Catherine A. Harris Marita L. Sturken Susan M. Blaxill-Deal James Y. Laughlin Lindsay S. Suter Chandler A. Hopkins Mary Lawson-Johnston Howe Class of 1988 Carlos A. Sagebien Kevin Capinpin Class of 1996 Charles W.Jaques Casey Sheldon Seidenberg Alison Haeryeon Cho PARTICIPATION: 35% PARTICIPATION: 7% Louise Hall Larsen Ingrid Hoover Smith Carolyn Cooper Class Agent: Julia Herr Class Agents: Liuba L Shapiro, Elizabeth O’Leary Lovell Lauren H. Stuart Michael K. Ferry Sarah E. Weeks, Matthew P. Zarzecki Jon T. McConaughy Jack D.AIvino Meg Young Yoder Benjamin M. Frost Lynne Erdman O'Donnell Wendy Chapot Justin Geisel Katharine L. Knapp Tresa McBee Riha Elaine Chou Class of 1990 Judson R. Henderson Rebecca A. Nemiroff Stephen M. Sinaiko Amy Venable Ciuffreda William Cord Johnston Chandler Fay Plohn PARTICIPATION: 25% Bradley Renwick Smith Steven C. Cohen Matthew Kramer Liuba L. Shapiro Class Agents: Lylah M. Alphonse, Kim Thornton Taggart Marc A. Collins Katherine K. Marquis Jonathan ! Siegel David A. Ragsdale, Karen Callaway Urisko Elisa DeRochi David Wise Sarah E. Weeks Stephanie Gendler Scher H. Elisabeth SocolowVucinic George A. C. Dodds Gillian Flato Lylah M. Alphonse Class of 1993 Class of 1997 H. Dawn Feldman Fukuda Edith H. Baronian Class of 1986 PARTICIPATION: 8% PARTICIPATION: 5% Katherine Greenberg David Carugati PARTICIPATION: 18% Class Agents: Scott J. Feldman, Class Agents: Cynthia Alvarez, Andrea L. Hall Elizabeth Bylin Cook D aniel A. Ragsdale, Stephen S. Siegel Whitney Robinson Agent needed Laura H. Heins Jennifer Myers Gray Alexandra Johnston Steven B. Anderson Julia Herr Daniel J. Helmick Michelle H. Boyd Mandy Rabinowitz Andrew C. Bushnell Alan R. Howard Benjamin A. Hohmuth Scott J. Feldman Ellyn Rajfer Jaye Chen Taylor Kang-Chung Hwong Won Suk Kim Stacy A. Ho Austin Williams Leslie Elmore Cole Brian G. Krai Sara Jane Matelson Emily L. Hoover Jonathan S. Gershen Matthew J. Lucas Arielle Miller Benjamin B. Kuris Class of 1998 Susan C. Hockings Bennett J. Matelson Ethan L. Moeller Jared R. Nussbaum Timothy P. Leddy Melissa Retzlaff McTigue Scott H. Newhall Joshua R. Siegel PARTICIPATION: 8% Elizabeth White Meahl John M. K. Mislow Erik L. Oliver Class Agents:Jessica Collins, Jeffrey Kurtz Elizabeth Zenzie Meyer Melissa Baron Murdoch Michael J. Parker Class of 1994 Marin Blitzer Pamela Kirschner Mitchell David A. Ragsdale Guinnevere E. Roberts PARTICIPATION: 11% Andrew Bordeman Christopher E. Osander Arianna Rosati Lien-hua Price Snyder Michael Bracken Alexa Richman-La Londe Class Agent:Veronica M. S. W hite James A. Salkind Julie Taitsman Suzanne Caruso Thomas B. S. Rossmassler Elissa I. Burr Kari Moradoff Schulsinger Ramsay W.Vehslage,Jr. Jessica Collins David C. Sullivan Derya Davis Courtney L. Shannon Laura R.Welt Eric Hochberg Lisa A.Taitsman Bradford Johnston James D. Strugger Velma Wong Giovanna G.Torchio Lisbeth W itt Julia K. Ober Class of 1987 Abigail Zimskind Class of 1991 Daniel J. Oppenheim Class of 1999 Jessica Seid PARTICIPATION: 21% PARTICIPATION: 12% PARTICIPATION: 14% Sarah J. Silverman Class Agent: Elizabeth Fulmer Emery Class of 1989 Goss Agents: Melissa Rosendorf, Class Agents: C hristopher W. Gerry, Veronica M. S.White Robin Cook McConaughy PARTICIPATION: 28% Elizabeth Kahora Taylor Julie R. Perlin Christina Williams Jennifer Bonini Class Agent: Alicia M. Collins Ara Baronian Brandee N. Adams Jonathan M, Bylin Sarah T. Ackley Dany A. Cheij Class of 1995 Michael Putnam Bodel Elizabeth Fulmer Emery Melissa A. Collins Amy Warren Alpert PARTICIPATION: 12% Christopher W. Gerry Joel E. Falter Jeremy S. Kuris Alicia M. Collins Class Agent:Jennifer D. M itchell John L. Griffith III Keith L. Griffee Nicole J. Dunn Amy R. Livingston Ariana Jakub Robin Cook McConaughy Jane J. Felton Kathryn Jane Muccino Robynne H. Boyd Annie W. Jamieson Scott N. Miller Karen P. Fredericks Melissa A. Rosendorf Archer Harman, Jr. Megan E. Janoff Tracy Needle Stephen! Fulmer Elisabeth Kahora Taylor Mari Harman Maren L. Levine Sheila Mackay Power Gregory P. Gordon Cynthia Wu Patrick j. Hearney Sean N. Merriweather Stephanie Richman David E. Gray John H. Helmick Michael J. Pepperman Alison Ufford Salem Matthew C. Henderson Class of 1992 Deborah L. Pollard Julie R. Perlin William D. Schafer Blythe R.D. Quinlan Elizabeth Griffith Hipp PARTICIPATION: 14% Margo Smith Rachel Lilienthal Stark Sang I. Ji Eric S. Schorr Amanda Suomi Michele Sternberg Class Agents: Wesley T. Steffens Kentigern S.M. Kyle Benjamin M. Frost, Dwight H. Swaney Craig C. Stuart Catherine Regan Lawliss Wendy E. Walter Maria LTardugno K atherine K. M arquis Dafna Tapiero Matthew S. Miller Randy S. Walter Heather Roberts Nissly Meghan Bencze Jill Campbell Wiley Jacqueline L. Reiss-Kravitz Jason Bilanin Alex J.Wolfson Hardy S. Royal Adam Bromwich 54 Mitchell Sussman '71 10th Grade CURRENT Ms. Margaret A. Thompson Dr. and Mrs.John K.Thottathil PARTICIPATION: 87% PARENTS Mr. and Mrs.james D. Utterback Class Parents: Lucy and M ike Joye, Evelyn and Marc Ostro Mr. Dominic Vigiano 12™ Grade Mr. and Mrs.Alan D.Webb Mr. and Mrs. Dale Anderson Mr. John W. Weber and Ms. Marguerite E. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Babick PARTICIPATION: 80% Mr.and Mrs. Larry Wiley Dr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Batt Class Parent: Irene Crawley Mr.and Mrs.AlanWoller Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano T. Battaglia Ms. Carla Wragge Mr.and Mrs.William G.Bergh Ms. Denise R. Adams (Linda Staniar ’66) Mr. Nestor A. Arroyo and Ms. Anne M. Bobo Mr.and Mrs. Lloyd Bezar Mr. and Mrs.james J.Avery,Jr. 11th Grade Dr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bailey PARTICIPATION: 83% Mr. Douglas H. Blair and Ms.Ann Reichelderfer Dr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Batt. Class Parents: Rebecca and Ken Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blatterfein Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Blatterfein Mr. and Mrs.William H. Bohnett Dr. Gary R. Brickner and Ms. Jane Kelly Brickner Mr.and Mrs.Thomas G.Andreotta Mr.and Mrs.james L.Bramlett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr Mr. and Mrs.J. Paul Bagley Mr.and Mrs.Ansell Bray Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cataldi. Mr. and Mrs.Thomas A. Bracken Mr. Gunther T. Bright, Sr. and Ms. Jill Bright Mr. and Mrs. Jay F. Cheresnick Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bridgeman Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Burby Ms. Irene Crawley Dr. and Mrs. Graham H. Burton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr Mr. James E. Russell and Ms. Nancy Ukai Russell Mr. Ernest Cruikshank Mr. Jeffrey S. Butler Mr.and Mrs.William F.Caulin Dr. Jorge LSarmiento and Mrs. Lucia Acosta Ms. Lila Cruikshank Mr. and Mrs. Puzant Buzantian Mr. and Mrs. David Chow Mr. and Mrs.William S. M. Sayen '65 Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin Davidoff Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Caruso Dr. and Mrs. Leon N. Costa (Elizabeth Bristol ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denby Mr.and Mrs.Joseph N.Chiavarone Mr.and Mrs. Anthony J. Crosta,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schaub Dr. and Mrs.Anil S. Deshpande Dr. and Mrs. John M. Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Curtis III Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Schilke Ms. Patti J. DeW itt Mr. Mark J. Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. David C. Denise Mr. and Mrs. Mahir Sen Mr.and Mrs.Thomas F.DiBianca Mr. and Mrs. Swep Davis Ms. Janet Z. Dickson and Mr. Peter Dickson Mr. David S. Spiro and Ms. Rose Mary Schwarz Dr. and Mrs. John L. Dorazio Mr. Paul F. DiManno Dr. and Mrs. John L. Dorazio Mr. Joel L. Stahmer and Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Farina Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faigen Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Dreher Ms. Francesca Calderone-Steichen Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Forer Mr. and Mrs. Philip Feig Mrs. Marie N. Dursin Ms. Marcia S. Streete Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Gash Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finkelstein Mr.Antonio 0. Elmaleh Mr. Jeffrey Sussman and Ms. Patricia Adell Mr.and Mrs.LeeW.Gladden Mr. and Mrs. David Firth Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Finnell III ’74 Mrs. Marybeth Tamayo Mr.and Mrs.Thomas Golcher Dr. Keith J. Fishbein and Dr. Nancy L. Feldman (Molly Murdoch ’76) Dr. Walter K. Urs Dr. John F. Hagaman and Ms. Andrea T. Hyde Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Logan Fox Mr. and Mrs. David B. Fort Drs. Rogelio and Linda Valencia Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hagan, Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. France Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fragoso Mr.William L.Warren and fMs.JanTrenholm Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert Harman Mr.and Mrs.Jay Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Friedman Dr. and Mrs. Michael D.Widlitz Dr. and Mrs. Olaf Haroldson, Jr. Drs. Alan and Kate Gelperin Dr. Sidney J. Goldfarb and Dr. Naomi Vilko Mr. Robert N. Wilson and Ms. Anne W right Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Roby Harrington IV Mr. and Mrs. Orhan Gingis Mr. and Mrs. Marsh K. Gosnell Dr. Rachel Harris Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gold Dr. and Mrs. Milton H. Grannatt III Ms. Christine Hart Mr. Mark Goldfus and Ms. Beverly Rubman Mr. Michael D. Halpern and 9th Grade Mr. and Mrs. James T. Helwig Dr. Robert J. Goldston and Dr. Ruth B. Goldston Ms. Christine Grant Halpern PARTICIPATION: 84% Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Green Dr. and Mrs. Olaf Haroldson, Jr. Class Parent Lisa Schmucki Mr.and Mrs.John B.Howe Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Guttman Drs. David and Elaine Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Roby Harrington IV Mr. James Alsup and Dr. Laurie Smaldone-Alsup Mr.and Mrs.Adrian Huns Ms. Gayle Henkin and Mr.Thomas P. Smith Mr.and Mrs.ArthurW.Bird Mr.and Mrs. Peter Jacques Mr. and Mrs.Winthrop S. Headley Mr.and Mrs.Vincent R. Holness.Jr. Mr.and Mrs. Barry Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Stanton C. Kelton III Dr. and Mrs. Bartley Larsen Ms. Cheryl Levine Ms. Cathy Ann Horn Mr.and Mrs.John P. Bodel Mr.and Mrs.CharlesY.King Drs. David and Yvette Jackson Ms. Helen R. Bosley Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig M. Koerte Ms. Barbara A. Mancini Mr.and Mrs.Martin P.Johnson Mr.and Mrs.JamesV.Bowen Mr.and Mrs.Craig M.Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Gulgai Masuod Mr.W. Miles McPeek and Dr. Carol A. Dwyer Mr. and Mrs. E. Michael Joye Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Briody Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lander Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kassler-Taub Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Campbell Ms. Magdalena B. Laoudji Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelly Ms. Eva Carey Mr.and Mrs. Byoung K.Lee Ms. Ruth Gibson Miller Mr. and Mrs.Willard D. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig M. Koerte Mr. and Mrs. Merkle Cherry Mr. and Mrs. David J. Lieberman Ms. Katharine Kraus and Mr. Stuart Rosse Mr. and Mrs. David Chow Dr. Brian Logan Mr. Richard S. Nowakowski and Ms. Nancy L. Hayes Dr. and Mrs. Kim D. Lamon Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Ewan C. MacQueen,Jr. Mr.and Mrs.JamesW.Parr Mr.and Mrs.John M.Peach Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Lanni Dr. and Mrs.Anil S. Deshpande Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Masters Mr. Joseph Petrovics and Ms.Judit Stahly Mr. and Mrs. Rajiv Malhotra Mr. Orville C. Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Cristopher Maloney Ms. Janet Z. Dickson and Mr. Peter Dickson Ms. Joan McGowan Mrs. June A. Posner Mr. and Mrs. Jack Z. Rabinowitz Mr. Richard Meckstroth and Ms. Carol Field Mr. and Mrs. R. Richard Dool Dr. and Mrs. Brian A. Miller Ms. Ellen Mintz-Kalafer Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Dreher Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Millner '7 1 Ms. Sandra Sanders Mr. and Mrs. David Sardar Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Myers Mr. Edward Elanjian Mr.and Mrs.Glen D.Myers Mr.and Mrs.Stanley Shatz Mr. and Mrs. Russ Mykytyn Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Fanok Mr. Kris R. Nielsen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Skaar, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. O ’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Fisher Mr.and Mrs.John C.O'Hara,Jr. Mr.and Mrs.John Skeehan Dr. Marc J. Ostro and Dr. Evelyn L. Godin-Ostro Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Gallo (Cynthia Combs ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Palsho Mr.Vincent E. Gentile and Ms. Patricia Pickrel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ordowich Mr. Andrew Thurm and Ms. Ann Thomson-Thurm Dr.and Mrs.james E. Patrick Drs. Michael and Irene Gersten Ms.Janet H. Perkins Mr.and Mrs. Frederic deP.Todd Mr.and Mrs. Gary 0. Patteson Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Gold Mr. R. Edward Perkins Mr. Gregory D.Torchio Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Paul Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Grossi, Jr. Professor and Mrs. John A. Pinto Mr.and Mrs.JohnT.Wallmark Prof. and Mrs. Michael L. Perlin Mr. and Mrs. Randall A. Hack, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Potter Dr. and Mrs. Richard Sebastian Wanless Mr. and Mrs. Marc L. Perlman Mr. Andrew C. Hamlin and Ms. Kathleen Deignan Mr.and Mrs.William E. Rankin Mr.and Mrs.james E.Webb Mr. and Mrs.Victor Piscopo Mr.and Mrs.Winthrop S. Headley Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Rosenberg Mr. Frank C.Weed Mr. and Mrs. George A. Popko Mr.and Mrs.Joseph H. Highland Mr. and Mrs. David A. Saar Mr.and Mrs.L.ThomasWelsh,Jr. Drs. Raymond and Linda Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Hill Rev. Dr. Willie j. Smith Mr.and Mrs. Kenneth C.Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rotberg Mr. Lawrence Hugick Mr. Pete Soloway and Ms. Bette I. Soloway Dr. and Mrs. David Yarian Mr. and Mrs. Shakti Routh Mr. and Mrs. Mohsen A. Jafari Ms. Lynne Sussman f deceased 8th Grade 7th Grade Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Turner, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael D.Widlitz PARTICIPATION: 86% PARTICIPATION: 86% Class Parents:Joyce and Don Hofmann Class Parents:Jill Goldman 74 and Larry Richards, Mr. Robert N.Wilson and Ms.Anne W right Wilson Ms. Hilary A. Winter ’75 and Mr. John L.Thurman Mr. and Mrs. Sayed Alam Kathy and John Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Newell B.Woodworth III '73 Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Mr.and Mrs. Mark Adams Mr. and Mrs. Zam Atiram Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Benchley Mr. Kevin Batchelor and Dr. Deborah Batchelor Mr.and Mrs.ArthurW.Bird 6th Grade Dr. and Mrs. Graham H. Burton Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano T. Battaglia PARTICIPATION: 82% Professor Paul Benacerraf Mr.and Mrs.John Bushnell Class Parents: Nancy and Barry Concool Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Berger Ms. Patrice Coleman-Boatwright and Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Bernstein Mr. James E. Boatwright Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Baker. Marjorie A. Biddle, Ph.D. and Eugene D. Biddle, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. N. Anthony Coles Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano T. Battaglia Mr. Douglas H. Blair and Ms. Ann Reichelderfer Dr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Cook '59 Mrs. Holly Burks Becker '77 and Mr. Paul A. Becker Mr. and Mrs.W. Michael Blumenthal Dr. and Mrs. Leon N. Costa Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Briody Mr. James and Dr. Gail Breslin Dr. and Mrs. Michael P. Coyle, jr. Mr. Henry P. Bristol ’72 and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bridgeman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Crook Ms. Susan Pikaart Bristol Mr.Timothy B. Brown and Ms. Barbara M. Elkins Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Avery F. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. N. Harrison Buck '77 Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Cumsky Mr. Mark R. Caligaris and Ms. Karen A. Hotchkiss Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Campbell Mr.and Mrs. Jack A. Cuneo Mr. and Mrs. David Carberry Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Jellinek Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cara Mr. and Mrs. David C. Denise Mr. and Mrs. Merkle Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Gregory V. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cataldi Mrs. Bonita M. Douglass Dr. and Mrs. Barry Concool Dr. and Mrs. John Kazmierczak Mr. Alan Chimacoff and Ms. Joan S. Girgus Mr. Jeffery H. Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D’Argenio Mr. and Mrs.Thomas M. Keegan, jr. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cook '56 Drs. Ahmad and Shapar Farzad Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Klein, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Leon N. Costa Mr. Mitchell Fishman and Ms. Lois A. Rowe Mr.and Mrs.John F.Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Curtis III Ms. Frances Fox Mr.and Mrs.Joseph R.Godwin,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Kopolow Mr. and Mrs. Eamon Downey Mr. Stephen Fox Mr.and Mrs.jerem M.Gordon Ms. Andrea Sussman Kotzker Dr. Keith J. Fishbein and Dr. Nancy L. Feldman Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Logan Fox Mr. and Mrs.William F. Hackett Mr. Elliot Kotzker Mr. and Mrs. David M. Freedholm Mr. Mark Goldfus and Ms. Beverly Rubman (Katharine Burks '75) Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. John F. Gallagher Ms. Jill L. Goldman '74 and Mr. Lawrence A. Richards Mr. Andrew C. Hamlin and Ms. Kathleen Deignan Mr. and Mrs. Mark Larsen Dr. and Mrs. Philip E. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Helm Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Helm Mr. and Mrs. George Latyszonek Mr. and Mrs. James M. Hagan Mr. and Mrs.Thomas A. Hinkel Ms. Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick and Mr. and Mrs. George Laudenberger Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hofmann, Jr. Dr. Sally Hodder and Dr. Adel Mahmoud Mr. Michael D. Lemonick Mr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Lescroart Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hughes Mr.and Mrs.George L.James III Mr. and Mrs. David J. Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Guen Kuen Huang Mr.John Z.Jackson and Ms.Ann Marie Vaurio Mr. and Mrs. George P. Judd Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Lively Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Jamieson, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kassler-Taub Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Lomax Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Raman Kapur Mr. and Mrs. Leighton H. Laughlin, Jr. '64 Dr. Susan MacKinnon and Mr. Bruce Tucker Mr. and Mrs. E. Michael Joye Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Lehmann Ms. Luz N. Madrigal Drs. Alan and Pauline Kelsey (Jane Henderson ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Lescroart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Marshall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Y. King Mr.and Mrs.John H.Kerwin Dr. and Mrs. Judson C. Linville Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Martin Dr. Ming F. Lam and Ms. Susanna S. Chan Mr. and Mrs. James J. King, Jr. Mr.and Mrs.John E.Maher,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Masters Drs. Dennis and Susan Langer Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Klein, Sr. Mr. and Mrs.William F. McPhaden Drs. Elisa and Richard W. Matthes Ms. Cheryl Levine Mr. and Mrs. Randal Langdon Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Meara Ms. Joan McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Massimo Ms. Denyse E. Leslie Mr.and Mrs.Arthur E. Mittnacht III '72 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morgenstern Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Mayer III Mr. and Mrs. Rajiv Malhotra Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Moll Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Nemiroff Mr. and Mrs. John F. McCarthy III '62 Mr. and Mrs. Cristopher Maloney Drs. Sanjeeva and Meena Murthy Mr. and Dr. Kalipada Palit Dr. Suzanne Miller Ms. Barbra S. Martin Mr. and Mrs.Wahab A. Onitiri Dr. and Mrs. Etienne A. Perold Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Masters Mr. and Mrs. Gary 0. Patteson Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Peters Mr. and Mrs.Arthur E. Mittnacht III Mr. and Mrs. James F. McCue Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Balakachetti Radhakrishnan Mr. A. Alejandro Moreno-Paz and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mischner Mr.and Mrs. John A. Powell Mrs. Gwendolyn C. Reed Ms. Anna Zichy-Thyssen Mr. Stephen Modzelewski and Ms. Leslie Price Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Revelle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nohe Ms. Deborah Sze Modzelewski Mr. Ezra D. Rosenberg and Ms. Elizabeth J. Doverman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sashihara Mr. and Mrs. John R. O ’Brien Mr. and Mrs.Wayne M. Osse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sedgewick Mr. and Mrs.William S. M. Sayen '65 Dr. Marc J. Ostro and Dr. Evelyn L. Godin-Ostro Mr. and Mrs. Michael Palladino Ms. Cindy F. Shapiro (Elizabeth Bristol '69) Dr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Pachner Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Palsho Mr. Roger A. Shapiro Ms. Fern Schiff Mr. and Mrs. John M. Peach Dr. and Mrs. Myron Pawliw Mr. and Mrs. Surinder P. Sharma Ms. Lisa Schmucki Mr. and Mrs.j. Edward Penick,Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Pezzi Mr. David J. Shipper Mr. and Mrs.William H.Schorling Mr. Ezra D. Rosenberg and Ms. Elizabeth J. Doverman Ms. Karen Pike Mr.and Mrs.Jerome! Smith Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Sigal Mr. Mark F. Rosenberg and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Powell Mr.and Mrs.Jeffrey H.Springer Mr. and Mrs. Jerome T. Smith Ms. Sandra Bacome-Rosenberg Mr.and Mrs.John G.Quigley Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stockman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Spritzer Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rosenberg Dr. A. Rali Ramalingam and Mr.William A. Stoltzfus and Ms. Alison L. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Starkey ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Marc Rubin Dr. Muthulakshmi Ramalingam Mr. Jeffrey Sussman and Ms. Patricia Adell Mr. Peter Thambidurai Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Sanford III Mr. and Mrs.j. Sadler Ramsdell Mr.and Mrs.Alan D.Webb Mr. and Mrs. Elton Thomas (Helen Behr ’68) Mr. and Mrs. Philip Realmuto Dr. Floyd Weinstock and Ms. Maureen E. O ’Neill Dr. and Mrs. John K.Thottathil Mr. and Mrs. David J. Scholes Mrs. Gwendolyn C. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Linson Wong Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.Travers Mr. and Mrs. Surinder P Sharma Mr. Jerome A. Rosenthal and Ms. Cionna M. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Ron Zindman Mr. and Mrs. John E.Trumbauer Ms.Amy K. Smith Ms. Katharine Leyman Ross Mr. John W. Weber and Ms. Marguerite E. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith Mr. Llewellyn G. Ross 5 th Grade Mr. Frank C.Weed Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sosinski Mr. James E. Russell and Ms. Nancy Ukai Russell PARTICIPATION: 81% Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen White III Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Starkey ’72 Dr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Sandy Class Parents: Ruth and Elliott Sigal Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wojciechowski Mr. and Mrs. Menachem Sternberg Dr. Rajnikant Shah and Dr. Daksha Shah Mr.Vincent M.Tarduogno and Dr. Joyce P.Vincelette Mr.and Mrs. David J.Shaw Mr. James Alsup and Dr. Laurie Smaldone-Alsup Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf A. Tervooren Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slamowitz Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Bagel Mr.and Mrs. L. Thomas Welsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith Professor Paul Benacerraf Dr. Eugene H.Young and Dr. Sophia C.Young Mr.and Mrs.JohnA.Tomasulo Mr.and Mrs.JamesV.Bowen 56 Mr. G unther! Bright, Sr. and Ms.Jill Bright Mr.Andrew C. Hamlin and Ms. Kathleen Deignan Dr. Gerardo J. Melendez Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Briody Mr. and Mrs. George Helfrich Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.Travers Mr. and Mrs.Jerome Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Kenyon Dr. and Mrs. John D.Tydings Mr. and Mrs. David Chow (Jane Henderson ’79) Ms. Janet A. Ulrey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lee Ms. Monique R. van Perlstein Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Cumsky Mr. Fred M. Levinton and Ms. Elizabeth M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Gustav M.Vik Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ellinghausen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mantell ’76 Dr. Ulysses Williams and Dr. Delores J. Williams Mr. Paul Epply-Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. David C. McCourt Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson !he Rev. Mrs. Joanne Epply-Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mischner Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Ershow Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore 2nd Grade Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Fanok Mr. and Mrs. C. Schuyler Morehouse PARTICIPATION: 84% Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Ferguson Mr. Melvin S. Narol and Ms. Dale E. Console Class Parents: Ann and Mike Mantell 16 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Francfort Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Ruvinsky Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Adams III Mr.Vincent E. Gentile and Ms. Patricia Pickrel Dr. David Salem Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Mr. and Mrs.William J. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Sanford III The Rev. Samuel K.Atchison and Mr. Jeffery Hiller and Ms. Laurie Londoner (Helen Behr ’68) Mrs. Fran S. Atchison Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horowitz Ms. Cindy F. Shapiro Mr. Carl K. Burns Mr. Peter R. Kann and Ms. Karen Elliott House Mr. Roger A. Shapiro Mr. Mark R. Caligaris and Ms. Karen A. Hotchkiss Mr. and Dr. Joseph Kossow Mr. Jeffrey T. Starr Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Casey Mr. David LaMotte Mr. Dennis Stattman and Ms. Sarah Ringer Ms. Elizabeth R. Cutler and Mr.Tom Kreutz Mr. and Mrs. Randal Langdon Ms. Silvia Strauss-Debenedetti and Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Drago, Jr. Mr. Paul Epply-Schmidt and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Lescroart Mr. Pablo Debenedetti Mr. and Mrs. John G. Edelblut The Rev. Mrs. Joanne Epply-Schmidt Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Z. Liu Mr. and Mrs. Peter J.Travers Mr. and Mrs.Timothy H. Garry Ms. Colleen Exter Dr. Susan MacKinnon and Mr. Bruce Tucker Ms. Monique R. van Perlstein (Julia Penick 1 1 ) Mr. David R. Geltzer Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson Ms. Jill L. Goldman '74 and Mr. Lawrence A. Richards Mr. Michael Gluck Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Mayer III Ms. KateWinton and Mr. John W. Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Heker Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hanson Dr. Suzanne Miller Dr. Eugene H.Young and Dr. Sophia C.Young Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Highland Mr. and Mrs. Nixon W. Hare '59 Mr. Stephen Modzelewski and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hudson (Caroline Erdman ’75) Ms. Deborah Sze Modzelewski Dr. Niraj K. Jha and Dr. Shubha Govind Mr. Douglas W. Hecker and Mr. and Mrs. C. Schuyler Morehouse 3 rd Grade Drs. Gary and Robin Karpf Dr. Diane L. Lantz-Hecker Mr.Alexander Nehamas and Ms. Susan D. Glimcher PARTICIPATION: 94% Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kelly Mr. and Dr. Satish S. Karandikar Ms. Jayne O’Connor Class Parents: Susie and Steve Paneyko Mr. and Mrs. Kentigern S. Kyle '89 Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Karsen Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Ratner Dr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Laub Mr. and Mrs. Sayed Alam Mr. and Mrs. Boris Katz Dr. David P. Rebovich Mr. and Mrs.Arthur L. Levy ’73 Mr. Gary R. Backinoff and Dr. Stephanie S. Sloboda Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Lohwater Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Baker Ms. Pamela P. Lackey Ms. Kimberlee S. Romanov Mr. and Mrs. Chi Lu Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Bird Mr. David LaMotte Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Sigal Mr. and Mrs. David C. McCourt Mr. and Mrs. N. Harrison Buck ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lerner Mr. Jeremy A. Spector and Mrs. Roberta !emkin Dr. C.Alexander Moskwa and Mr. and Mrs. Blair Capriotti Mr. and Mrs. Cristopher Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Jon H. Stevens Dr. Elaine S. Elliott-Moskwa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mantell '76 Dr. and Mrs.Telechery A. Sudhakar Mr. and Mrs. Curt D. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. Crook Mr. and Mrs.TimW. Maudlin Mr. and Mrs. James R. Suyo Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Powers,Jr. '80 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Danko Mr. and Mrs. George Miragaya Dr. Elaine Torres-Melendez and Drs. R. David and Mary Beth Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Doll,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ramesh Nair Dr. Gerardo j. Melendez Mr. Michael K. Rigby and Ms.Wendy W. Horn Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dufresne Mr. and Mrs. Kim Otis '72 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J.Troglio Sabatino A. Russo III '74 (Christina Bachelder ’77) Mr. and Mrs.Ashok Pandey Mr. Bryon P.Weeks and Ms. Jennifer C. L. Raybould Mr. and Mrs. MarkJ. Samse Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Felton Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Payne Ms. Donna Welton and Mr. Robert Miller Ms. Patricia A. Sanson Dr. Keith J. Fishbein and Dr. Nancy L. Feldman Mr. David Perl and Ms. Cara Perl Mr. and Mrs. Newell B.Woodworth III ’73 Ms. Debbie S. Schaeffer Mr. Mitchell Fishman and Ms. Lois A. Rowe Mr. and Mrs.William T. Quinn Mr. Hugh de N.Wynne and Ms. Laura M. Shiels Mr. Gary B. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs.Timothy H. Garry Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Ratner Mr. and Mrs. Ron Zindman Mr. David Seto and Mrs. Pearl Wong Seto (Julia Penick 1 1 ) Dr. Gregory E. Scott and Mrs. Joan Gleason Scott Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shavel Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Greek Mr. and Mrs. G. Carter Sednaoui Dr. Christopher Gribbin and Dr. Dorota Gribbin Mr. and Mrs. Crosby L. Sherman 4th Grade Mr. David j. Shipper Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smukler Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Heker Ms. Sheryl A. Stitt PARTICIPATION: 86% Mr. and Mrs.William B. Stanton Drs. Barton and Ruth Kamen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G.Tully Mr. and Mrs. Gustav M.Vik Class Parent: David Celtzer Ms. Pamela B. Katten Mr. and Mrs. Paolo H.Valle Dr. Daniel J.Wasser and Dr. Karen T. Randall Mr. and Mrs. SayedAlam. Ms. Cynthia M. Laskin Mr. and Mrs. Neil Weiner The Rev. Samuel K. Atchison and Dr. Norman Lavinson Mr.Thomas Kilbourne and Mrs. Fran S. Atchinson Mr. and Mrs. MarkW. Lehmann Ms. Elizabeth Westergaard Kindergarten Mr. and Mrs. Zam Atiram Mr. and Mrs. Emmett J. Lescroart Ms. KateWinton and Mr.JohnW. Baldwin PARTICIPATION: 93% Dr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Batt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Levy ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Paul J.Wood Class Pa rents: Teresa and Keith Dan ko Mr. and Mrs.Arthur W. Bird Mr. and Mrs. David S. Lieberman Mr. and Mrs. Ron Zindman Mr. and Mrs. N. Harrison Buck ’77 Drs. Elisa and Richard W. Matthes Mr. Gary R. Backinoff and Dr. Stephanie S. Sloboda Mr. Carl K. Burns Mr. Stephen Modzelewski and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Chipin Ms. Deborah Sze Modzelewski 1st Grade Mr. and Mrs.Yulon M. Banks Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Cole Mr. and Mrs.Wayne M. Osse PARTICIPATION: 89% Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Bell (Barbara Griffin ’78) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Paneyko Class Parents: Mary Beth and David Reynolds Mr. David T. Bonk and Ms. Sharon E. McCrae Mr. and Mrs. Gary 0. Patteson Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Breault Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Curtis III Mr. and Mrs. Richard W.Adams III Mr. Daniel A. Popkin Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Burt Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D’Argenio Mr. and Mrs. James G.Atkeson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Realmuto Mr. and Mrs. Keith Danko Dr.Alan W. Dunton and Ms. Patricia E.Tee Mr. Marc Brahaney and Ms. Janet Lasley Ms. Kimberlee S. Romanov Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Fritz Ms. Colleen Exter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Christen Ms. Katharine Leyman Ross Mr. Michael Gluck Mr. and Mrs.John H.Gay Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Coates, Jr. Mr. Llewellyn G. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Godwin, Jr. Mr. David R. Geltzer Mr. David Crane and Ms. Isabella de la Houssaye Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Starkey '72 Mr. and Mrs. David Goldberg Dr. Richard A. Gervasio and Dr. Despina Terris Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Davis Mr. Dennis Stattman and Ms. Sarah Ringer Mr. and Mrs. John L. Griffith, Jr. Ms. Jill L. Goldman '74 and Mr. Lawrence A. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Jose A. Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stockman Mr. Daniel Halpern and Ms. Jeanne W. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Greek Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Doll, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gunn Dr. Elaine Torres-Melendez and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hanson 5 7 Maureen J. Morgan Mrs. Lee H. Bristol, Jr. Irene G. Mortensen Margaret L. Sayen ’02 FACULTY AND Elizabeth O ’Brien-Prager Elizabeth W. Sayen ’03 STAFF Maryann F. Ortiz Clark B. Bristol '06 Patricia Osander Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Buck Mark Adams Karen O. Patteson Harrison Buck ’04 Priyanthi Alahendra Cynthia H. Peifer Henry R. Buck ’08 Jacqueline Asplundh Cynthia A. Peterson Caroline G. Buck '09 Leslee Atiram Karen Pike Dr. and Mrs.William P. Burks James G.Atkeson Thomas j. Quigley Hilary B. Becker '06 Krista Faxon Atkeson Gwendolyn C. Reed William F. Hackett '06 Stephen Bailey David C. Reeve Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns Janet L. Baker Susan M. Reichlin Erin Burns '08 John W. Baldwin Elizabeth Rizza Kelsey S. Burns ’ 10 Denise G. Bencivengo Diane Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Mario Caruso Anna Bernanke Henry Rulon-Miller ’51 Mark M. Caruso '01 Jan Bird George B. Sanderson Mr.and Mrs.Sydney Chipin Helen Bodel Sara M. Schwiebert h'05 Eric F. Chipin '08 Dina Bray Cindy F. Shapiro Mr.and Mrs.JohnW.Claghorn,Jr. Terry F. Breault Paula Siegel MacAdie S. Ferguson '07 Barbara Brent Mr. and Mrs. William j. Hayes Jennifer Simons Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Clark Stephanie j. Briody Mr. Douglas W. Hecker and Kenneth Smith, Jr. Kendra C. Clark '13 Doretha Burrell Dr. Diane L. Lantz-Hecker Bette 1. Soloway Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Cluett Darlene M. Byrne Mr.Anders N.Johnson and Dr.Andrea E. Lyons Linda Maxwell Stefanelli ’62 Claire B. Stanton ’ 11 Jerome Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Karsen William A. Stoltzfus III Mrs. Peter G. Cook Carlos Cara Mr.and Mrs.james B. Kilgore '63 Silvia Strauss-Debenedetti H ila ry ! Cook ’04 Susan Carty Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Lugossy, Sr. Jill L. Thomas Matthew W. Cook ’05 Karen M. Coates Mr.and Mrs.Anthony!Maddalone Elizabeth Trapp Mrs. Nicholas Costa Alex Curtis Mr. Peter A. Miller and Ms. Jacqueline Schreiber Carlton H.Tucker Stephanie Costa ’02 Laurie Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. O’Brien Wendy B. Varga Liz Cutler Michael Costa '04 Mr. Samuel Parab and Mrs. Sylvia G. Moore-Parab Cameron Virrill Susan Daly-Rouse Kristina N. Costa ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Paszamant James W. Walker Jose Delgado Dr. and Mrs. Benton C. de la Houssaye Mr. Ivan Petrovic and Mrs. Elena Petrovicova Paul Warms Phillis M. Dewsnap Mr. and Mrs. Howard F. Powers, Jr. '80 Janet A.Westrick David H. Crane '13 Roger Dillow Mr. and Mrs. John G. Quigley Ann M.Wiley '70 Philip C. Crane '11 Eamon Downey Mr. and Mrs.Thomas J. Quigley Judy Williams Mr.and Mrs.Joseph DeMarco Kelly Jenkins Dun Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Revelle Kate Winton Maria Battaglia '04 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Sanderson Paul Epply-Schmidt Dolores Wright Michael Battaglia ’02 Susan Ferguson Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Smukler Anastasia Yonezuka-Brown Dorothy Finnerty Anthony Battaglia '06 Ms. Sheryl A. Stitt Donna Zarzecki Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore DiBianca Ms. Silvia Strauss-Debenedetti and David M. Freedholm Mr. Pablo Debenedetti Beverly G. Gallagher Allison DiBianca '00 Dr. and Mrs. John D.Tydings Joanna Gerlock Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott Mr.and Mrs.Paolo H.Valle Raquel Gonzalez KatherineV. Elliott-Moskwa 'I I Jane Grigger GRANDPARENTS Ms. Monique R. van Perlstein Mr. William R. Epply Violeta Grigorescu Mr. and Mrs. Grant M.Ward Grandparent gifts are made in Alexander M. Epply-Schmidt '07 Mr.and Mrs.Stephen M.Williams Todd B. Gudgel honor o f their grandchildren. Aidan Epply-Schmidt '10 (C.Treby McLaughlin ’80) Andrew C. Hamlin Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Erdman. Christine Hart Mr. Luke J.Antonacci junior Kindergarten Ella Hayashi Matthew L. Cavuto ’ 13 Amory E. Hare '10 Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick Mrs. jean Farina PARTICIPATION: 100% Mr. and Mrs. Edward Asplundh Chandler A. Hopkins ’85 Class Parents: Isabella de la Houssaye Allegra Asplundh-Smith ’04 Robert M. Farina '00 John B. Howe and David Crane Alexander M. Asplundh-Smith ’ 10 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Faxon Bonnie Hunter Mr. and Mrs. George Atkeson Meade F. Atkeson '11 Mr.and Mrs.james G.Atkeson Franklin P. Jacobson Meade F.Atkeson ’ II Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cara Mary E. Atkeson ’ 13 Katharine Kraus Mary E. Atkeson ’ 13 Dr. John N. Cavuto and Dr. Robin R.Antonacci Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishbein David LaMotte Mr. and Mrs. Irving Backinoff Ms. Ivylyn S. Clark Brian Fishbein ’09 Sarah S. Latham Blake B. Backinoff ’09 Mr. David Crane and Ms. Isabella de la Houssaye James Y. Laughlin ’80 Brooks H. Backinoff '12 Helena J. Fishbein '04 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Denise Harvey Lee Mr. Reginald K. Bailey Michael D. Fishbein '01 Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Drago, Jr. John Levandowski Melissa Bailey ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Forer Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Ham Matt Levinson Mrs. Harriet Baxter Taj Forer '00 Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Heker Lila B. Lohr h’00 Amelia R. Baxter-Stoltzfus '06 Mr, and Mrs. Kevin R. Kenyon Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Forsyth Gary M. C. Lott Mr. and Mrs. George Bayer (Jane Henderson ’79) Leslie R. Shapiro ’06 Jacqueline A. Macli Jeremy L. Hofmann ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Paneyko Meghan M. Shapiro ’08 Barbara Maloney Mr.and fMrs. Karl H. Behr Mr. and Mrs. Iqbal Rahman Debra J. Manno Laurence Sanford ’04 Mrs. Isabel W. Fox Drs. R. David and Mary Beth Reynolds Yves Marcuard Broden N. Sanford ’08 Lucas F. Fox ’01 Mr. Jerome A. Rosenthal and Ms.Cionna M. Buckley Elisa j. Matthes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berge Avery S. Fox '05 Richard McCready Melissa M. O ’Brien ’ 12 Ms. Helen Glickman Patricia McStravick Mrs. John K. Bodel John M. Gallagher '04 Judith Michaels Anne L. Bodel ’03 Rebecca Gallagher '06 Catherine Miller Mr.and Mrs.Walter Bowen Nancy B. Miller '57 Ashley L. Whitney ’01 Jennifer Elden Mischner f deceased Mr. and Mrs.Thomas H.Gosnell Mr. and Mrs.J.K. Pandey Dr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Wood Nicholas H.Travers ’03 Pragya Pandey '10 Emily B. Starkey ’03 Peter D. Travers '08 Mr. and Mrs. David Paszamant Betsy Starkey '04 Georgia B. Travers ’09 Jennifer E. Paszamant ’ 12 Samuel B. Starkey ’09 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Gunn Senator and Mrs. Kay Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Newell B.Woodworth Remy Q. Gunn ’08 Courtland M. Lackey '10 Caroline M.Woodworth ’05 Mrs. Evelyn S. Hecker Mrs. Moncure P. Patteson Heidi Woodworth ’07 Savannah G. Hecker ’ 10 John F. Patteson ’02 Hunter S. Hecker ’ 12 William W. Patteson ’06 Mrs. Esther Highland James O. Patteson ’09 Michael J. Highland ’03 Mrs. Sharen Popkin PARENTS S.Vladimir Highland 'I I Max K. Popkin ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hofmann Mrs. Gloria Quigley OF ALUMNI, Jeremy L. Hofmann ’04 Robert J. Quigley ’05 FORMER Mr. Paul K. Honey Paul I. Quigley ’ 12 Morgan E. Perkins ’00 Mr. and Mrs. David Ratner FACULTY AND Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jakobson Alexander J. Ratner ’07 Robert K. Marshall ’07 Ellis M. Ratner'10 STAFF, FORMER Mrs. Edith H. Keil Ann Tomlinson Reed ’40 TRUSTEES, Lexi-Rose Scholes ’04 Margaret Finnell ’02 Mr. and Mrs. George Kelsey Dr. and Mrs. Albert Rosenthal FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. James D. Carty Matthew A. Kelsey ’04 Peter A. Hugick ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Caruso, Jr. Anonymous fMr. and Mrs. Glentworth Lamb Mrs. Shirley Ross Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Cary Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ackerman Trevor Lamb ’00 William R. Payne ’ 10 Dr. and Mrs. James J. Chandler Dr.Alexander M.Ackley,Jr. Blair E. Lamb ’03 Mr.A. David Russell Mrs. Hayward H. Chappell Mr. Kenneth C.Ageloff Mrs. Dina B. Larsen Phoebe C. Stockman ’06 Prof. and Mrs.Theodore Chase, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan W. Ailing Alexander P. Realmuto ’05 Elizabeth Grier Stockman '09 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Chatham Mr. and Mrs. Ellis B. Anderson Julia B. Realmuto ’09 Mr. and Mrs. George F. Schmucki Dr. and Mrs. Paul Chew Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Anzel Mr. Leighton H. Laughlin ’41 Eleanor G. Oakes '03 Drs. Paul and Grace Cho Mrs.Yolan G.Arlett Logan S. Laughlin ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sejnoski Amy Venable Ciuffreda ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Atkinson Mrs. Rose Leddy Peter S. Martin ’05 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Claghorn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Bachelder III Madison C. Linville ’06 Mrs. Mary Sheppard Mrs. Philip J. Cobb (Louise Mason ’54) Mr. Emil W. Lehmann Lauren A. Hinkel ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Collins E. Bloxom Baker ’60 John A. Lehmann ’06 Mr. Irwin Shipper Mr. Richard M. Conley Mrs. Ellen Banash Nicholas W. Lehmann ’09 Arielle N. Shipper ’06 Mrs. John J. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Banks, Jr. Dr. Aaron Lemonick W. Daniel Shipper '10 Mrs. Peter G. Cook Mr.William E. Barish Hannah L. Lemonick ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smaldone Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Herman Barondess Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lerner Alexander J.AIsup ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Cutts Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barson Dana M. Lerner ’ 10 Claire H.AIsup ’07 Mr. and Mrs.Thomas A. D'Altrui Mr. and fMrs. Karl H. Behr Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Levine Mr. and Mrs. James S. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John G. Danielson Drs. Daniel and Pamela Beim Matthew S. Levine ’0 1 Nicholas Smith ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Horton Davies Mr. and Mrs. David G. Belanger Kathryn G. Levine ’04 Alastair Smith ’05 Herbert B. Davison ’31 Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett Mrs. Harry S. Leyman.Jr. Mr. Maurice Smith and Mr. and Mrs. S. Grey Dayton,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bennett, Jr. Llewellyn G. Ross ’05 Ms. Brigit Clarke-Smith (Margaret Munro '40) Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon S. Berkman Christopher L. Ross ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Guy K. Dean III ’55 Emily L. Butler ’01 Dr. and Mrs. Alan Bilanin Mrs. Marjorie Lohwater Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denby Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Steinberg Mr. G. Reginald Bishop, Jr. Alex J. Lohwater ’ I I Mr. and Mrs. John H. Denny Caroline A. Binder ’02 Mrs.Adele Plapinger Black Jamie L. Lohwater ’ I I Mr. and Mrs. Peter Desch Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens Mrs. Sidney Blaxill Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lugossy Mr. Donald T. Dickson Nicole M. Stevens ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Blitzer Rachel T. Lugossy ’ 12 Anne Mitchell Dielhenn ’29 Prof. and Mrs.William E. Bonini Kathleen H. Lyons, M.D. Mr. and Mrs.W.A. Stoltzfus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Donahue Mrs. Joan N. Boothe Chloe Johnson '12 Amelia R. Baxter-Stoltzfus ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Coleman D. Donaldson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bordeman Mr. and Mrs. Lester R. Mayer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Sussman The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Joe M. Doss Dr. and Mrs. Steve Borrus Alexander H. Sussman ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dougherty ’43 Colin Mayer ’04 Mrs.Anne Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Stanislaw Drabiuk Derek J. Mayer ’07 Elyse A. Kotzker ’03 Ms. Carol Boyd Mr. Clifton W. Draper Mr. and Mrs. Khody Mazda Adam G. Sussman ’06 Mr. and Mrs.William L. Brady Mrs. Frank S. Dudley, Jr. Daniel D’Argenio ’06 Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Tabershaw Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brent Miss Jeanne M. Duff Andrew L. Davidson ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Briody Diana B. D’Argenio '08 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dufresne Mrs. Lee H. Bristol, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Lowell S.Thomas.Jr. (Christina Bachelder 1 1 ) Mrs. Henry S. Broad George E. Meredith-Carpeni '06 Nevin M. Olson ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Duncan II Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bromwich Shelley M. Meredith-Carpeni '07 Ms. Usha Tripathi (Nellie Oliphant ’51) Olive Schulte Brown ’43 fMr. Harold J. Miller Pragya Pandey ’ 10 The Rev. and Mrs. Craig R. Dykstra Mr. and Mrs. N. Harrison Buck ’77 Mr. and Mrs. George Warren Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Eaton Emily Exter ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Buck Alexandra T. Warren ’02 Mrs. Patricia S. Echeverria Cody Exter '10 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Burke Mrs. Leslie T. Welsh Dr. and Mrs. Norman H. Edelman Ms.Ai Constance Handa Moore Dr. and Mrs.William P. Burks Allison Welsh ’01 Mr. and Mrs.William C. Egan III Mario J. Laurenti '07 Mrs. Richard Burr Elizabeth L.Welsh ’04 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Egner, jr. Mr. and Mrs.William F. Murdoch, Jr. Nathaniel Burt ’3 1 Colonel and Mrs. Ernest H.Winter, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Ellsworth ’75 Margaret Finnell ’02 Rebecca W. Bushnell ’70 Bruce W.Thurman ’05 Dr. and Mrs. James L. Elmore Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nawrotzki Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Buttenheim Mrs. Brenda Wislar Mr. and Mrs. David Erdman ’46 Gretchen C. Nawrotzki 'II Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Capinpin William K. Powers ’ II Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Erdman '39 Mr. and Mrs. David Padrino Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carmalt Frederick B. Powers ’ 12 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Erdman ’50 Daniel S. Anderson ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Carroll Peter F. Powers ’ 12 Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Erdman ’43 Hope Hemphill Carter ’46 Mrs. R. Kenneth Fairman f deceased Mr. Robert D. H. Harvey Dr.Winton H. Manning and Dr. Nancy G. Manning Mr. and Mrs.W. Ronald Roach Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Haskell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Mapes.Jr. '48 Dr. and Mrs. F. Edward Roberts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Hatfield Mr.and Mrs.JulesW.Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Roberts, Jr. Shepherd K. Roberts '47 Dr. and Mrs.William F. Haynes, Jr. Mr.and Mrs.John R.Martin William Martin, jr. '76 Mrs. David A. Robertson, Jr. Sylvia Taylor Healy ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Matelson Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Robson Dr. James Hearney Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Robson, Jr. '57 Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Hegener (Cecilia Aall ’59) Mr. Christopher R. P. Rodgers Mr.and Mrs.John J. Heins II Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Matthews James C. Rodgers ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Helmick Mr. and fMrs. Sanders Maxwell ’32 Mr.and Mrs.W.Thomas Rohrbach Barbara Mills Henagan ’77 The Rev. David H. McAlpin, Jr. ’43 Dr. and Mrs. David j. Rose Judson R. Henderson '92 Bruce and Mary Elizabeth McClellan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg Matthew C. Henderson '89 Mr. and Mrs. George H. McLaughlin II Mr. and Mrs. David S. Rosendorf Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Henkel Mr.and Mrs.JohnT.McLoughlin Dr. and Mrs.Albert Rosenthal Ms. Gayle Henkin and Mr.Thomas P. Smith Mr. and Mrs.Thomas McNeil Mr. Llewellyn G. Ross (Wendy Lawson-Johnston ’70) Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Rossmassler '47 Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Herbert Mrs. Rita Rothfleisch Mr. C. Ryman Herr, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gerard j. Meara Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rothstein Mrs. Marilyn R. Herr Mrs. Eldridge Merrick III Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Rothwell Dr. and Mrs. Gavin Hildick-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. 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Sagebien Mr. and Mrs.Val Fitch Kingsley Kahler Hubby '26 Mr. and Mrs.Willie D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Samson (Daisy Harper ’52) Mr.and Mrs.Aubrey Huston,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morgenstern Mrs. David S. Fitton, Sr. Ms. Linda Imerti Mr. and Mrs. David G. Morris Dr. and Mrs.TeodoroV. Santiago Dr. Richard H. Fitton, Jr. Drs. David and Yvette Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Morrison Dr. Jorge L. Sarmiento and Mrs. Lucia Acosta Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Forbes Mr.and Mrs.Franklin P.Jacobson Mr. and Mrs.William F. Murdoch, jr. Louise Fenninger Sayen ’38 Mr.and Mrs.Jeremiah Ford III Mr.and Mrs.Charles LJaffin Ms. Joyce Murphy Kenneth C. Scasserra '53 Mr. and Mrs. George C. Ford Robin L. Murray '70 Ms.Tamara Jakub Mr. MacHenry Schafer (Nancy Shannon ’54) Mr.W. Creed Myers Mr.and Mrs.Daniel H.Jamieson,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schwiebert, Jr. Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Forsyth Mr.and Mrs.Phillip Neuberg Mr.and Mrs.Marius B.Jansen (Sara Schwiebert h ’05) M. and Mrs. H. Jonathan Fox Mr. and Mrs. Benn W.Jesser Dr. and Mrs.Vincent C. Noonan, Jr. Mr. Gerald Seid Dorothy Fleming French '48 Ms. Barbara L. Johnson Mrs. Alfred 0 . Norris Mr.Atle Selberg Mr. and Mrs. David A. Frothingham Mrs. Betty W. Johnson and Mr. Douglas F. Bushnell Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nussbaum Ms. Rita Serotkin Mr. and Mrs. David L. Frothingham ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. William A. O'Connell Mr. and Mrs. Peter van K. Funk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Jusick Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ober, Jr. Mr.and Mrs.Jonathan Shahn (Mary Pettit ’41) Mrs. Barbara K. Kahora Marion Mr.and Mrs.Andrew Okun Mrs.A.Vernon Shannon,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Gallup III '45 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Katzoff Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Olsson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Shaw, Jr. (Kingsley Hubby '56) Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Kenyon Dr. and Mrs.Adeoye Olukotun Mr. and Mrs. Fadlou A. Shehadi Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Oppenheim Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. 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Sanson Mr. and Mrs. N. Harrison Buck ’77 Mr.William L.Warren and fMs.janTrenholm Ms. Christine Grant Halpern Mr. and Mrs. David Sardar Mr.and Mrs.Alexander Buck Mr.and Mrs.Alan D.Webb Mr. Daniel Halpern and Ms. Jeanne W. Carter Mr. and Mrs.William S. M. Sayen ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Puzant Buzantian Mr.and Mrs.james E.Webb (Elizabeth Bristol ’69) Mr. Andrew C. Hamlin and Ms. Kathleen Deignan Mr. and Mrs.Arthur M. Bylin Mr.and Mrs. L. Thomas Welsh, Jr. Ms. Debbie S. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Harman Mr. and Mrs. John W. Claghorn, Jr. Mr.and Mrs.Newell B.Woodworth III '73 Mr. Gary B. Schaeffer Dr. and Mrs. Olaf Haroldson, jr. Mr.and Mrs.John F.Cook ’56 Donald R.Young '35 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schafer Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Harris Mr.and Mrs.John F.Cook,Jr.’85 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Zawadsky Drs. David and Elaine Hathaway Ms. Lisa Schmucki (Elizabeth Bylin ’90) Mr. and Mrs.Winthrop S. Headley Mr. and Mrs. G. Carter Sednaoui Dr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Cook ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Shechtel Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Heker Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crowley PDS Summer School Mr. and Mrs. Crosby L. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Hendrickson Mr. Ernest Cruikshank Anonymous Robin Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Donahue Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Siegel Ms. Lori Hetherington Jonathan W. Drezner ’81 Mr.and Mrs.Joseph H. Highland Mr. Jeffrey Sieglen and Dr. Linda Sieglen Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Eaton Performing Arts Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Sigal Dr. Sally Hodder and Dr. Adel Mahmoud Mr. and Mrs. George Eckardt Simon Pearce Program —The Angels Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hofmann, jr. Mr.and Mrs.John E.Egner,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Skaar, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ackerman Ms. Cathy Ann Horn Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Ellsworth ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome T. Smith Mr. James Alsup and Dr. Laurie Smaldone-Alsup Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Horowitz Dr. and Mrs. James L. Elmore Ms. Barbara Anderman Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Firth Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Babick Mr.and Mrs.Adrian Huns Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith Pieter Fisher ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smukler Professor Paul Benacerraf Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Jacobi Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Fisher Mr.and Mrs.W.Michael Blumenthal Mr.and Mrs.George L.James III Sodexho Marriott Services, Inc. Mr.and Mrs.Jay Friedman Mr. Pete Soloway and Ms. Bette I. Soloway Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bodel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Jamieson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Starkey ’72 Mr.and Mrs.William H. Bohnett Ms. Barbara L. Johnson Mr.Thomas L. Gray, Jr. Mr. Dennis Stattman and Ms. Sarah Ringer Ms. Helen R. Bosley Mrs. Betty W. Johnson and Mr. Douglas F. Bushnell Mr. and Mrs. Randall A. Hack Mr. and Mrs.Thomas A. Bracken Mr.and Mrs.Todd D.Johnston Mr. and Mrs. John L. Steffens Mr. and Mrs. Harleston J. Hall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. 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Millner '7 1 Mr.and Mrs.Paul E.Mitchell Mr. Robert N. Wilson and Ms. Anne Wright Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Glen D. Myers Mr. Stephen Modzelewski and Mrs. Brenda Wislar Wallace Family Scholarship Mr.and Mrs.John C.O'Hara,jr. Ms. Deborah Sze Modzelewski Ms. Dolores Wright Christian D.Wallace '80 (Cynthia Combs ’69) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moonin Mr.and Mrs.John D.Wallace '48 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ordowich Mr. and Mrs. David G. Morris Margaret Cook Wallace '27 Mr.and Mrs.John M.Peach Mr. and Mrs. Dale F. Morrison William R. Plapinger ’75 Mr. R. Edward Perkins Mr.and Mrs.Glen D. Myers Cross Country Fund Professor and Mrs. John A. Pinto Mr. Robert D. Nelson and Ms. Leisa Holland-Nelson Mrs. Adele Plapinger Black John D. Wallace 78 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nohe Memorial Guest Princeton Alcohol and Drug Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. O ’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Jack Z. Rabinowitz Artist Series Dr. Marc J. Ostro and Dr. Evelyn L. 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Haines Mr.and Mrs.Philip Realmuto Ms. Irene Crawley Mr.and Mrs. Larry Wiley Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Matelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Revelle Mr. and Mrs. E. Martin Davidoff Ms. Carla Wragge Mr.and Mrs.H.C.Muther Drs. Raymond and Linda Rosen Ellie Davis ’01 Dr. and Mrs. David Yarian Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Muther III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Denby Dr. and Mrs.Vincent C. Noonan, Jr. Mr. Ezra D. Rosenberg and Ms. Elizabeth J. Doverman Mr. and Mrs.Thomas F. DiBianca F. Rodney Paine II '77 Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Rosenberg Carl D. Reimers Mr. Paul F. DiManno Mrs. C. Northrup Pond Ms. Sandra Sanders Dr. and Mrs. John L. Dorazio Distinguished Teaching Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. S. Russell,Jr. Ms. Debbie S. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faigen Chair Endowment Elizabeth Willey Samuels '35 Ms. Lisa Schmucki Mr.and Mrs.Philip Feig Anonymous (3) Senior Care Management Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Shechtel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finkelstein Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Stoltzfus,Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fadlou A. Shehadi Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Crosby L. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. David Firth Rosenberg Science Mrs. Louise B.Weigel Mr. Jeffrey Sieglen and Dr. Linda Sieglen Dr. Keith J. Fishbein and Dr. Nancy L. Feldman Grant Fund The Estate of Miss Madeline Weigel Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Sigal Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Rosenberg Mr.and Mrs.Donald G.Yentzer.Jr. Jane Aresty Silverman ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. France Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Sloan Mr.and Mrs.Jay Friedman Wellemeyer Fitness Room Mr.and Mrs.Jerome!Smith Drs.Alan and Kate Gelperin Science Center Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Mr. Mark Goldfus and Ms. Beverly Rubman Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dougherty '43 Mr.and Mrs.AndrewSmukler Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Gladden Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Guttman Ms. Andrea Sussman Kotzker Dr. and Mrs. Jerrold M. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. 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Koerte World Religions Mr. and Mrs. Gustav M.Vik Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Lamb C. V. Starr Scholarship Fund Project Fund Mr. and Mrs. George F.Visokay Infinity Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lander Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Rajiv Malhotra Mr.and Mrs.John D.Wallace '48 Ms. Magdalena B. Laoudji The C.V. Starr Foundation 6 5 C orporations foundations and Organizations Anonymous Highland-Mills Foundation PNC Bank Corp. 40 Bagels & A Lox Roch & Carol Hillenbrand Foundation Pocumtuck Company AlliedSignal Foundation, Inc. Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. John A. Powell Family Foundation Altered Images Houghton Mifflin Company Princeton Alcohol and Drug Alliance Amerada Hess Corporation Infinity Foundation Princeton Area Community Foundation American Home Products Corp. Jacquelin Foundation Fund of the Princeton Area Princeton Girlchoir American International Group, Inc. Community Foundation Princeton Jewelers Andell Financial Services Ltd. The Peter and Ellen Jakobson Foundation Princeton Skating Club Edward and Gwendolyn Asplundh W. S. Johnston Foundation The Prudential Foundation Family Foundation Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust Quigley Family Foundation Bank of America Foundation The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Rambling Pines Day Camp The Bank of New York Karen A. and Kevin W. Kennedy Foundation James Riepe Family Foundation Bargain Books & Music Inc. Harold Kramer Foundation RJR Nabisco Foundation Gustave M. Berne Foundation The Leyman Foundation Mary and Christopher Rodgers Foundation BFI Lilly Endowment, Inc. S. Forest Company, Inc. Blue Ridge Charitable Trust Little Italy’s Pastry Shop Sandy Family Foundation Boeing Company The Losam Fund Schering-Plough Foundation Mary Owen Borden Memorial Foundation Lucent Technologies Foundation Sednaoui Family Charity Fund Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Marsh & McLennan Companies Inc. Senior Care Management The Brownington Foundation Martin Partners, LLC Shell Oil Company Foundation The Buffalo News Page & O tto Marx, Jr. Foundation SKF USA, Inc. The Bunbury Company The Curtis W. McGraw Foundation Sodexho Marriott Services, Inc. James E. and Diane W. Burke Foundation Lisa McGraw Figure Skating Foundation The C.V Starr Foundation Capitol City Vending Company Mary Kathryn Black McKenzie Charitable Trust State Street Boston Corporation Carter-Wallace, Inc. Mellon Bank Corporation Summit Bancorp Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. The Merck Company Foundation Susquehanna Partners, G.P. Chubb & Son, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Target Stores Helen W. Coleman Trust Milliken & Company Textron Charitable Trust Commercial Property Network, Inc. Mitchell Rose Thomas Foundation Commodities Corporation LLC M. K. Management Company, Inc. Treetops Charitable Foundation Continuum Dynamics, Inc. Monacan Foundation Triad Research & Consulting, Inc. Cornell University Foundation j. P. Morgan & Co. Inc. Tucker Anthony Inc. Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc UBS AG E.M.E. Nassau Hockey League United Nonprofit Operations, Inc. Educational Ventures Nearly New Shop United Technologies Corporation Edwards Travel Service The New York Community Trust Unocal Foundation The Ellerslie Fund New York Life Foundation U.S. Trust Corporation Ellsworth’s Wines & Liquors, Inc. Nike The Vik Brothers Foundation Evermore International Company Martha L.A. Norris Foundation Miriam and Ira D.Wallach Foundation First Union Foundation W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. Whitehouse Station Family Medicine, P.A. Arnold D. Frese Foundation Novartis US Foundation Wickenden Associates, Inc. General Mills Foundation Roger and Joyce Nussbaum Foundation The Winslow Foundation GTE Foundation PDS Parents’ Association Sydney and Phyllis Wragge Foundation Gordon and Uura Gund Foundation Pennington Market Young’s Nail Studio Hambrecht & Quist Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Harbourton Foundation Pheasant Hill Foundation O onorary and \sAemorial Cjifts In memory of In memory o f Arthur H. Turner ’76 MEMORIAL GIFTS Albert Wiley Friend, Jr. ’51 Mr. and Mrs.Arthur H.Turner Joyce Friend Everett '55 Karen M.Turner ’72 Listed below are those whose In memory of Mary R. Hamill In memory John D. Wallace ’78 HONORARY support to the school was given in Natalie Hamill '01 Suzanne Vine ’78 memory o f loved ones. Caroline Savage Langan ’53 Christian D.Wallace '80 GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. John D.Wallace ’48 In memory o f Shirley Davis In memory o f Eric Haring ’77 Listed below are those whose Mrs. Philip J. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Haring In memory o f Madeline Weigel Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brinster support to the school was given in In memory of In memory ofBucky Katzenbach Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Brown honor o f individuals. Nancy Goheen Finch ’26 Drs. Jonathan and Susan Sachs Mrs. Philip J. Cobb In honor of Mark Adams Anne Goheen Crane '59 Mr. and Mrs. Dornan S. Craig In memory of Mr. and Mrs. John E. McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Dougherty '43 In memory o f David S. Fitton, Sr. C. Lawrence Norris Kerr ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Fancher In honor o f Helen Bodel Mr. Kenneth C.Ageloff Mrs. Joan N. Boothe Dorothy Fleming French '48 Allegra Asplundh-Smith ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Barondess and Family Mr. and Mrs. David H. Gibbons In memory o f Robert S. Krueger Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Mr. and Mrs.William L. Brady Mr. and Mrs. John C. Graneto Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brent Ms. Linda Byrd Ms. Ann Hovanec In honor of Sara Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Crowell In memory o f Steven Levine Sally Kuser Lane '42 Alexander Asplundh-Smith '10 Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Levine Mr. Charles Leonard and Mr. Stanley R. Haines Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh David S. Fitton, Jr. '79 Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Matelson Douglas D. Fitton '78 In memory o f Stephanie Mann ’92 Elizabeth White Meahl ’86 In honor o f Carlos Cara Mrs. David S. Fitton, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Mann Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Muther Mr. and Mrs. John E. McCullough Dr. Richard H. Fitton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Muther III Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Forbes In memory of Scott M. Mauney ’95 Dr. and Mrs.Vincent C. Noonan,Jr. In honor o f Arlene Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Haskell, jr. Mr. and Mrs. S. George Podurgiel F. Rodney Paine II '77 Allegra Asplundh-Smith ’04 Ms. Linda Imerti Mrs. C. Northrup Pond Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Mr. and Mrs. John L. King In memory o f Qiiinn R. McCord Mandy Rabinowitz ’97 Mr.Allen H. Kirschenbaum and Ms. Ellen M. Kubo Susan Barclay Walcott ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. S. Russell, Jr. In honor of Alexander Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Neuberg Elizabeth Willey Samuels ’35 Andrew Harrington ’00 In memory o f Dorothy Meyers Mr. and Mrs. John Pascale Senior Care Management James Pinto ’00 Susan Barclay Walcott '57 Mr. Jeff Peltier Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. James D. Utterback Mr. and Mrs.W.A. Stoltzfus,Jr. James D. Utterback, Jr. ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Rothwell In memory of David Mottley ’77 Mr. and Mrs. David M.Waill Susan Barclay Walcott '57 Alexis Arlett Kochmann '77 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weigel In honor o f Susan Ferguson Alexander Asplundh-Smith ’ 10 In memory o f Richard A. Fox 00 In memory o f George F. Pad Mrs. Louise B.Weigel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davidson Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Mr. and Mrs. John R. O ’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Donald G.Yentzer.Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Dombey In honor o f Brian Fishbein 09 Ms. Frances Fox In memory of In memory o f Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishbein Dr. Rachel Harris William R. Plapinger ’75 Stuart V. Willson, Jr. ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Hoffman Mrs. Adele Plapinger Black In honor o f Helena J. Fishbein ’04 Ms. Kathy Kraus and Mr. Stuart Rosse Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishbein Martin Partners, LLC In memory o f Jonathan Pope ’91 In memory of PDS Cross Country Team Mrs. Rachel E. Pope-McDonough and Frederick Woodbridge ’78 In honor o f Michael Fishbein 01 PDS Parents’ Association Mr.Thomas P. McDonough Steven R. Rowland '78 Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishbein Dr. and Mrs. Michael Roth Dr. and Mrs. Marc Rubin In memory o f Emily R. Sachs ’94 In honor o f Laurie Gallup Fusco ’83 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Saar Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sachs Mr. and Mrs. Benn W. Jesser Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Silver Dr. and Mrs. Errol I. Soskolne In memory o f Anne B. Shepherd In honor o f Peter Green Dr. Frederic C. Sterritt Jaye Chen '86 Allegra Asplundh-Smith ’04 Mr. MaxTempleman Eugenie Rudd Fawcett '57 Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Templeman Drs. Dennis and Susan Langer In memory o f Regina Spiegel Mr. Gregory M.Thorson In honor o f Brooke R. Gunn Mr. Cameron Virrill Eric Hochberg ’98 Dr. and Mrs. James A. Gunn 67 In honor of Brian Haroldson ’00 In honor o f Jan Westrick Dr. and Mrs. Olaf Haroldson, Jr. Allegra Asplundh-Smith '04 Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Thanks to the many 1999—2000 In honor of Drs. Dennis and Susan Langer Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick Mr. and Mrs. John E. McCullough In honor o f James P. Withers, III Annual Fund Volunteers Mr.and Mrs.John E.McCullough In honor of Sarah Latham Mr. and Mrs. John E. McCullough who made this year such a huge success! In honor of Katherine Levinton ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Horace Phillips T H E MAY MARGARET ANNUAL FUND ANNUAL FUND In honor of Daria Lippmann Mr. and Mrs. David C. McCourt FINE SOCIETY COMMITTEE CLASS PARENTS Jennifer Chandler Hauge '78, Co-Chair Dr. and Mrs. Barry Concool In honor o f Lila B. Lohr h’00 Established in 1998, the May Winthrop S. Headley, Co-Chair Mr. David Crane and Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Buttenheim M argaret Fine Society recognizes Louise Mason Bachelder '54 Ms. Isabella de la Houssaye Ms. Irene Crawley In honor o f Karen Pike those loyal alnmnae/i, parents James J. Chandler Robert E. Dougherty ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Danko Alexander Asplundh-Smith '10 and friends who have informed the D evelopment Office that Roberta N. Ellsworth Mr. David R. Geltzer Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh Ms. Jill L. Goldman '74 and they have made provisions for Lucy Joye In honor of Patricia Paine Dougherty Mr. Lawrence A. Richards Princeton Day School in their Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hofmann, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil R. Pope Enid and Newell Woodworth estate plans. We recognize that Mr. and Mrs. E. Michael Joye Mrs. Rachel E. Pope-McDonough and this is a partial listing, and urge Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mantell '76 Mr.Thomas P. McDonough those who have taken this impor Dr, Marc J. Ostro and In honor o f Seth C. Potter tant step to inform the Develop CLASS AGENTS Dr. Evelyn L. Godin-Ostro Allegra Asplundh-Smith ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Paneyko ment Office and have their Linda Staniar Bergh ’66 Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh name(s) added to this list. Mr.and Mrs.John G.Quigley Laura B. Peterson ’67 Dr. R. David Reynolds and In honor o f David C. Reeve Including the school in their will, Jean Gorman Wilson ’69 Dr. Mary Beth Reynolds Allison Gilbert Kozicharow ’70 Allegra Asplundh-Smith '04 Ms. Lisa Schmucki establishing a charitable trust Anthony Dale ’71 Ms. Jacqueline Asplundh while maintaining life income, Dr. and Mrs. Elliott Sigal John Lockette ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Sloan In honor o f Bailey Richards ’11 and naming the school as a life Steven L. Silverman ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Goldman insurance beneficiary are some Arthur L. Levy ’73 of the ways these individuals Shawn W. Ellsworth ’75 In honor o f Hilary C. Richards ’05 have helped secure the long-term Julia Penick Garry 17 PHO N A TH O N Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Goldman strength o f Princeton Day School. Cecelia Manning Tazelaar ’78 Muna Shehadi Sill ’79 VOLUNTEERS In honor o f Maxwell Richards ’08 Guy K. Dean III '55 Howard F. Powers,Jr. ’80 Matt Baker Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Goldman Mrs. J. Richardson Dilworth David B. Blair ’8 1 A rt Bird Mr.and Mrs.james Scott Hill Lorraine M. Herr ’82 Sue Burton In honor o f Anna Sautoff Nancy Hudler Keuffel '58 Erik M. Schwiebert ’83 Nancy Concool Mr.and Mrs.John E.McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Lambert III Daniel R. Herr '84 Irene Crawley David H. McAlpin,Jr. ’43 Leslie Vielbig Del Col '85 In honor o f Isabella De La Houssaye Ms. Bente O tt Elizabeth Fulmer Emery '87 Jill Williams Dickerson '73 A. Markell Meyers Shriver ’46 The Reverend Carl Reimers Robin Cook McConaughy '87 Bob Dougherty '43 Janet Elderkin Azzoni '46 Markell Shriver '46 Julia Herr '88 Molly Murdoch Finnell '76 Ann M.Wiley '70 Alicia M. Collins ’89 In honor o f William A. Stoltzfus Julia Penick Garry 17 Mary Roberts Woodbridge ’ 42 Lylah M. Alphonse ’90 Mr.and Mrs.John E.McCullough Jill Goldman '74 David A. Ragsdale ’90 Marilyn Grounds Stephanie Gendler Scher ’90 Andy Hamlin Melissa A. Rosendorf ’91 Carol Haroldson Elisabeth Kahora Taylor ’9 1 Elaine Hathaway Benjamin M. Frost ’92 Win Headley Katherine K. Marquis ’92 Dottie Highland Scott J. Feldman ’93 Lucy Joye Daniel A. Ragsdale ’93 SPECIAL 100™ Judy Keegan Stephen S. Siegel ’93 Milly King Veronica M.S.White ’94 Paula Koerte ANNIVERSARY Jennifer D. Mitchell ’95 A rt Levy '73 Liuba L. Shapiro ’96 John Lockette ’72 GIFTS Sarah E. Weeks ’96 Lila Lohr Matthew P. Zarzecki ’96 Sheila Newsome Maddox ’76 Mr. Paul F. DiManno Cynthia Alvarez ’97 Gifts o f $1,899 Janet Perkins Mr. Paul Epply-Schmidt and The Rev. Mrs. Joanne Epply-Schmidt Whitney Robinson ’97 or $18.99 were Lew Ross Nancy Hudler Keuffel '58 Jessica Collins ’98 Lisa Schmucki made in honor Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Lerner Jeffrey Kurtz '98 Alison Shehadi Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Marshall Christopher W. Gerry ’99 o f the founding Ruth Sigal Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mischner Julie R. Perlin '99 o f Miss Fine’s Jennifer Simons Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mortensen Logi Thambidurai School in 1899. Mr. David C. Reeve Karen Turner ’72 6 8 in season at PDS What’s up?: Well, f o r o n e thing, a portrait of upper school head Carlton Tucker, by son Micahel, a PDS junior kindergarten student. “Jazzed up”: Tenth-grader Rob Jellinek and 1 Ith-graders Bob Grannatt and Ryan Dreher provide music for the first art gallery opening in September. Dressed up: Kindergartner Oren Karsen (left) and lower school French teacher Ms. M orgenstem, a.k.a. Madeline, (above) get into the Halloween spirit. (l-r) E mma M orehouse, M organ (Green) thumb’s up: First Curry, Jael Atchison and Pamela grader Anthony Norcott Lee mug for the cameras. concentrates as he participates in the annual daffodil-planting ritual. Princeton Day School NON-PROFIT ORG. P.O. Box 75, The Great Road U.S. Postage Princeton, New Jersey 08542 PAID Phone: 609-924-6700 Permit No. 270 Fax: 609-924-8944 Princeton, NJ Website: http://www.pds.kl2.nj.us