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2013-MSAE-Yearbook-Web.Pdf MMaahhaarriisshhii SScchhooooll YYeeaarrbbooookk 22001133 Table of Contents Administration and Faculty............................................ 2 Message From the School Head.......................... 2 Board of Directors................................................. 3 Faculty and Staff................................................... 5 Lower School...............................................................12 Preschool............................................................ 13 Pre-Kindergarten................................................. 14 Kindergarten........................................................15 1st & 2nd Grade.................................................. 16 3rd & 4th Grade.................................................. 18 5th & 6th Grade.................................................. 20 Middle and Upper School........................................... 22 7th & 8th Grade.................................................. 24 9th Grade........................................................... 27 10th Grade......................................................... 28 11th Grade.......................................................... 30 Seniors............................................................... 32 Senior Trip to Costa Rica................................... 37 Class Events.............................................................. 40 Electives............................................................. 48 Art....................................................................... 54 Academic Awards............................................... 64 Assemblies......................................................... 66 School Events..................................................... 69 Speech................................................................ 84 Destination Imagination...................................... 86 Picture Credits Sports.......................................................................... 89 Lucinda Hall Hifza Akbar Graduation.................................................................. 98 Tom Cingire Thanks to Our Donors............................................... 113 Suraj Pullapantula Ads From Our Supporters..........................................114 Juliet Jarmosco Annalisa Miller Design Credits: Yearbook design was the combination of proposals by Narayani McNamara Doga Ozesmi, Matthew Rowe, Suraj Pullapantula; Front Cover: Bernie Nita Travis Boning An; Dedication Page: Grabriella Sleiman; World Is My Family Tracy Harrington Page: Kai Li; Back Cover: Matthew Rowe; Inside Maharishi Pages: Hifza Kai Li Akbar and Lucinda Hall, Adinda Koopmans; Inside World Is My Family Jim Davis Pages: Kishan Thijm, Hifza Akbar; Senior Pages: Bimba Shrestha, Suraj Lance Yedersberger Pullapantula. 1 MessageMessage FromFrom thethe SchoolSchool HeadHead It is the first of Maharishi’s Principles of Natural Law: “The nature of life is to grow.” Life’s built-in tendency to expand and evolve was evident in Maharishi School in 2012-2013, with new people, programs, and places enriching our School and community. Our boarding program expanded to include 30 students from around the world, living with welcoming host families. They were also greeted by new young teachers, many of whom are alumni. In them we see the revitalizing of the School and a bright future ahead. We inaugurated our seed-to-plate demonstration kitchen, and immediately saw its value across all ages and curricula, from the elective cooking class to the Middle School’s Restaurant Night to the Dosha Diner by the 5th and 6th grade classes. What a delicious addition to our School! We also grew our Upper School schedule, adding a fifth period so electives can be yearlong and new courses can be introduced. The 9th and 10th graders’ Global Studies course explored our mul- ticultural world, and their attitudes and interactions in it. We were selected as Iowa’s representative school in a program by Children’s Cultural Connection to share the lives of Afghan youth, a fasci- nating journey for everyone involved. We again hosted prestigious international guests, from James McCartney (Sir Paul’s son) to Elsa Jansen, NASA Mars Rover scientist, and many more. Our graduates are also spreading out to at- tend universities coast to coast, from UCLA to MIT and NYU, along with our own MUM. Lastly, we inaugurated the new Innovation Award, recognizing contributions that enrich our School life, and honored the developers of the Nature Explore Classroom, the developers of the seed-to-plate kitchen, the Middle School teaching team of Mrs. Hays and Mr. Incorvia for their innovative Project-Based Learning program, and the Community Connections Committee who brought many of the community’s leaders to share their expertise and advice with the Upper School students. Each successful year lays the foundation for greater progress and higher achievement. With 2013 as our springboard, we anticipate a fantastic year to come in 2014! The School Council is responsible for the daily administration of the School. It is comprised of the School Head, Directors of Lower, Girls, and Boys Schools, and other administrative leaders. They work in collabo- ration to provide holistic guidance of our academic programs, finances, personnel, physical plant, and expansion programs. 2 BoardBoard ofof DirectorsDirectors Bob Daniels Dr. Bevan Morris Jim Davis Marc Freeman Dr. Chris Jones Chair Chair Emeritus Bill Goldstein Shelley Gratzon Dr. John Hagelin Heather Hartnett Richard Hobbs Peter Huggins Camille Jorgensen Lucie Martlin Janet Nichols Dr. Craig Pearson Noah Siemsen Emmanuel Titus Susan Tracy Sankari Wegman 3 First Day of School 4 F a c u l t y Bandana Adhikari Akber Ali Fatimah Akber Sandy Bachman Natasha Blitz PS Assistant Data Mgr.; PS / CC 7/8 girls SCI, Teacher Computer Teacher Volleyball Coach Social Studies Teacher Teacher Sarah Rose Belok Jean Bousquet Pasha Bousquet Don Brathwaite Steve Briggs 1/2 Boys Teacher PE Teacher 7/8 Girls Basketball LS Enrichment Boys Tennis 9-12 Teacher Sports Leader Coach Syndy Casey Carol Chesnutt LS Music Economics Teacher Teacher, Development Michael Cook Cythia Cornell Sustainable SCI, English, Living Teacher Resource Teacher 5 F a c u l t y Karen DeAngelis Diane Denbaum Katie Eller Evelyn Ellinghaus Benjamin Estey Sustainable Living 5/6 PE Teacher AM Toddler Spanish Teacher Speech Teacher Teacher Care Laurie Eyre Kristina Gelfand Mitch Haas Elyse Hamilton Lucinda Hall Math Teacher ELL, English Basketball Media Center Technology and Mentor Teacher Varsity Boys Director Integration, DTP Coach Teacher, Press Barbara Hays Justin Heaton 7/8 Math/Sci- Basketball ence Teacher Coach Edward Hipp Stephanie Holland Boys Golf K Teacher, PM Coach Childcare 6 F a c u l t y Brandon Hyde Richard Incorvia Jeremy Jones Laurie Kavanaugh Tom Kepler Social Studies 7/8 English/ Math, SCI Office Manager English, SCI Teacher SS Teacher Teacher Teacher Amy Labagh Angela Mailander Susan Marcus Mala Markowitz Michael Mescon English, Social ELL Teacher, Girls SCI PS Teacher Literature Elec- Studies Teacher Consultant Teacher tive Teacher Alice Monk Ed Monk LS PE Teacher LS PE Assistant Paul Morehead Wilson Napoleao Art Elective Assistant Varsity Teacher Soccer Coach 7 F a c u l t y Shane Orne Malcolm Porch Karen Price Sam Rose Rick Rudloff Girls PE Assistant Math, Biology, Varsity Soccer Physics, Math Teacher Basketball Physiology Coach Teacher Coach Teacher Asha Sharma Kathy Siemsen Joy Smith Girma Tessema Greg Thatcher Sanskrit and 3/4 Boys Development Chemistry Art, Childcare Teacher Teacher Photography Teacher Jan Thatcher Emily Timm Asst. Speech Art Teacher Joe Verstrepen Wendi Vessey Varsity Track Sustainable Coach Living Assistant 8 F a c u l t y Kathleen Vetter Meg Vigmostad Cathy Wadsworth Timothy Walker Ted Wallace 1/2 Girls 3/4 Girls 5/6 Boys Teacher Boys Dean, Volleyball Teacher Teacher English, Social Coach Studies Danielle Wallace Mark Wilkins Charlotte Zmachinsky Volleyball Coach Boys SCI, DI 5/6 Girls Teacher 9 S t a f f Corina Acosta Christine Albers Amy Anderson Laurie Baumann Richard Beall Registrar Expansion Development Girls School School Head Director Office Assistant Director Laura Bordow Noelle Boucherle Lijuan Cai Cheryl Carter Priya Chhalliyil LS Director Student Accounts International College Central Office Student Advisor Counsellor Manager Simon Davies Ashley Deans Expansion, Face- Executive book, Google Director Marketing Jane Deans Debb Durflinger Admissions Maintenence Office Custodian Director 10 S t a f f Becky Dye Kathryn Eason Trish Fenton Jennifer Fishback Tom Fishback Maintenance Girls Office Purchaser Girls Dome Boys Dome Custodian Assistant Supervisor Supervisor Jane Fleshman Ann Gary Rig Gelfand Tony Hallen Taniya Academic Food Service Athletic Director IT Manager Handapangoda Advisor Office and Attendance Annalisa Miller Ron Perry Expansion, Basketball Alumni Writing Manager, Driver Mitchell Price Concessions Manager 11 12 P r e s c h o o l Karna Malvika Lenox Bright Milu Love Shea Jarmosco Sarayu Tejada Aden Lieb Ameena Love Aryahi Adhikari Faeven Lillyanna Gebremariam Billingsley Mya Schele Ronan Daniels Saniya Dhaliwal Natalie Ngethie Mathis Dupoux Saifullah Akbar Theodore Holland 13 P r e - K i n d e r g a r t e n Aarushi Gupta Abigail Bekele Antariksha Sharma Kate Jarmosco Jackson Khabra Kyran Wallace Marley Bright Ophelia Greenfield Phoenix Johnson Skyler Love Sophia Holland Tula Sorflaten Yasmin Lassota 14 Kindergarten Dhian Dhaliwal Gabriel Tejada Jack Beckley Kendall
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