LampFall 2011 a publicationPost of The Lamplighter School | Dallas, Texas

Report of Annual Giving 2010 -2011

Mattingly Dream Makers A photo essay on Fiji, page 10.

• ALSO INSIDE: READ ALL ABOUT WHAT YOUR FRIENDS ARE UP TO IN “ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT.” PAGE 14. BulletinBoard Lamp Post Fall 2011 Lamplighter Events

All-School Program December 10, 2011 Managing Editor Edward Ritenour, Director of Communications & Marketing LPA Snow Day Auction Social January 21, 2012 Art/Design Ana Bohanan, Communications | Design Coordinator Dolores Evans Speaker Series – Carol Dweck January 30, 2012 Contributors Alumni Days Sandy Diamond, Sheila McCartor, Hilary Jenkins, and February 8 - 10, 2012 Jacquelyn Wilcox

Spirit Award Luncheon Mission Statement February 10, 2012 Lamplighter is a nurturing, child-centered community built on academic and personal excellence, trust, and respect LPA Auction Gala for diversity in each other and in our society. Lamplighter February 25, 2012 inspires lifelong learners who are self-confident, self-reliant, and creative, critical thinkers. Grandest Friends’ Day March 23, 2012 Diversity Statement LPA Auction Dads’ Poker Night Social Diversity will strengthen the education of Lamplighter March 30, 2012 children and enrich the lives of all members of the Lamplighter community. Lamplighter will, therefore, strive International Night for the lamps that we light to reflect the ever-changing April 12, 2012 community in which we reside. We value individuality and encourage all children to reach their potential, while Barneys Moms’ Night Out – LPA Auction Social respecting their similarities and differences. We are April 19, 2012 united in purpose and committed to working together to accomplish the mission of The Lamplighter School. Dolores Evans Speaker Series - Tom Kelley May 1, 2012 If you are interested in becoming a member of Lamplighter’s Diversity Work Group, please contact Matt LPA Auction Jamaican Dinner Social Brenner, Director of Admission and Community Services, May 5, 2012 at 214.369.9201. The group meets several times throughout Senior Opera the school year to support the school’s diversity efforts. May 18, 2012 Non-Discrimination Statement Young Alumni Carwash In compliance with federal and state laws, The Lamplighter May 19, 2012 School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital Senior Graduation Hootenanny status, sexual orientation, or disability in administration May 21, 2012 of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid program, athletic and other school-administered programs, or the employment of staff.

Contact Us Send story ideas to Edward Ritenour (eritenour@ thelamplighterschool.org). Deadline for articles, photographs, and news for the next issue (Spring 2012) is February 1, 2012.

2 LAMPPOST What’sInside 4 10 “The Other Side of Fiji” Pre-K teacher Debbie Herskovitz spent 15 days in Fiji this past summer volunteering for Global Habitat for Humanity, building a home for a local family.

Departments Head Lines 4 8 On Board 5

Campus News 8

Cover Story 10

Focus 14

Alumni Spotlight 18

Around the Barn 19 Annual Report 21 8 19 LAMPPOST 3 HeadLines There is nothing like the beginning of a new school year!

This fall season has been wonderful. During my first few months as Head of School, I have spent time meeting and engaging in good conversations about the school with students, parents, grandparents, Board of Trustees, faculty, and staff about our school. From the first day of school, during Carnival, and through the Halloween picnic, I have enjoyed talking with you and especially meeting your sons and daughters.

ur Lamplighter students are amazing homework, grading everything that is written Lamplighter faculty believes that each child young people. They are curious, and testing every new concept, are sure-fire has unique gifts that deserve to be supported Ointerested in learning and love ways to diminish enthusiasm for learning. At and enhanced in school. The plain truth of school! As I think about what makes first, students may enjoy striving for the sticker; the matter is that every child starts from a Lamplighter special, I want to share five points but over a period of time, without a balanced different place, and at the end of formal that I believe make The Lamplighter School a approach to teaching, extrinsically motivated schooling every young adult will be going to phenomenal place to learn and grow. children become point grubbers interested a different place. Lamplighter honors the only in the grade. The Lamplighter way is individuality of each child in the formative First, Lamplighter is a school that attends to different. Our students come into school years. There is no better gift! the whole child. The faculty is a dedicated, each day intrinsically motivated. They want to caring team of professional educators. They learn because learning new things is fun. In It is a pleasure to lead this marvelous school. are focused on assisting each child develop this age of high-stakes testing, Lamplighter is Going forward, we will be working together to habits of mind. More than teaching facts, counter-cultural and it is refreshing. enhance our school through a strategic they are particularly skilled in teaching visioning process. Every member of the children how to learn. This metacognitive The fourth observation I have made as a Lamplighter community will be invited to approach to teaching makes children aware of newcomer is that Lamplighter teachers teach participate. Be assured that the enhancements their own thinking. Methods used by faculty for deep understanding. Children approach will build on the strong Lamplighter tradition distinguish Lamplighter from other schools. learning with a sense of wonder and a desire and mission that the founders, Natalie Murray At Lamplighter, children construct knowledge to learn. The interdisciplinary curriculum is and Sandy Swain, intended. Our goal is to through an interdisciplinary curriculum; this thoughtfully planned and structured well. We continue to strengthen our school as we build approach encourages lifelong learning and a know that we cannot teach everything so the and plan for the future. willingness to embrace difficult tasks rather curriculum is intentionally narrow and deep than shying away from challenges. Learning which gives students time for exploration Please take time to review the outstanding new things is fun! during their foundational years. All too often, performance of the community provided in schools make the mistake of offering a the annual report. Thank you very much for Second, the words “The Lamplighter School” curriculum that is broad and shallow. A lot is your continued support of our amazing and “community” are interchangeable. covered but in the end, students only have a school, its faculty, its programs, and of course, Children learn from and with each other. few isolated facts that can quickly be forgotten. its children. That is the hallmark of a caring community. When students are taught for deep under- Each week it is so heartening to see grandpar- standing, they learn how things are connected, On lighting a lamp: ents and parents participating in their child’s they see patterns, and they learn how to Fuel the lamp with a world of information… education. Reading to children, helping with generalize and replicate what they know. Find the spark of curiosity and feed it well… tours, organizing the Friday lunch program, Lamplighter teaches for deep understanding. Set the wick high and let the flame burn free assisting in the Media Center and attending in a happy, open place fun events like the Lamplighter Socials and Last, our school takes children seriously. We Enough lamps and we can light the earth the Auction are just a few of the ways in which know that childhood is a special time that is parents demonstrate their commitment to over too fast. Lamplighter children are – Anonymous ensuring that we have a strong and vibrant engaged in ways that have relevance to them. Sincerely school community. Our school has a special way of capturing their attention and imagination. Children have a Third, Lamplighter students are intrinsically chance to experience concepts that are being motivated. Conventional practices that are taught first-hand, and then they are discussed Joan Buchanan Hill common in other schools, like over-assigning at different times and in creative ways. Head of School

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“We are who we are because of all of you.”

Dear Lamplighter Community, Joan, but a sincere desire to help make the next chapter for our school a truly We have hit the ground running this year amazing one. with so many important initiatives already in progress. The most exciting news is the Second, we continue to be focused on the addition of our new Head of School, Mrs. financial stability of the school. We Joan Buchanan Hill. She has settled into approach this goal in many ways. The her new home with ease, and it seems as if Annual Fund and Auction are two of the What can you do to help us achieve she has always been a part of Lamplighter. most important endeavors in helping us our goals? close the gap in our annual operating The Board of Trustees is focused on budget. As you all know, we were • Continue to open your arms to Joan three priorities this year. First, we hold afforded the incredible opportunity to Hill and offer her constructive input, ourselves responsible for ensuring a purchase our land from Hockaday almost when appropriate. You can even let smooth transition for our new Head of two years ago. Through the leadership of her know when things are going great! School into the Lamplighter community Kirsten Kerrigan and the steering commit- as well as the larger Dallas community. tee and Sandy Diamond in the Develop- • Make your pledge to the Annual We are fortunate to have Joan who wants ment Office, we continue our targeted Fund and join us for another great to make a difference in our children’s efforts to retire the mortgage on our land. lives every day, and she also understands We hope to finish raising money for the Auction event on February 25, 2012. the importance of placing weight on her land by the end of this school year. Doing involvement in local organizations. so will allow us to focus on the next phase • Support the land campaign. which will support the highest-priority As we all know by now, Joan’s calm, needs of the school. • Attend the Meet the Head lunches graceful demeanor is precisely what and answer any surveys we may Lamplighter needed. Her child-centric This leads to our most important and conduct in order to gather your input educational philosophy perfectly meshes exciting task. We are beginning to work during our strategic planning process. with Lamplighter's. She truly is an on our strategic plan which we expect to empathetic, progressive, accomplished complete in late 2012. The purpose of Thanks to each and every one of you for educator and leader. In this most exciting strategic planning is to confirm our continuing to be such important parts of time in our school's future we have a true mission, set forth our vision, and lay out our school. We are who we are because lifelong learner to lead our precious goals to achieve this vision over the next 5 of all of you. children by the best of examples. to 10 years. We are committed to an engaging process involving all of our Sincerely, The head of school installation, held on constituencies. This will allow you as October 2 was a fitting welcome for Joan. parents, alums, past parents, faculty, staff, Thanks to all of those involved, the and community members to participate in ceremony was flawless. Having Liza Lee, this important and exciting planning. Karen Pollock former Head Mistress at Hockaday and Catherine Rose is leading this effort for Chair, Lamplighter Board of Trustees current Head of School at the Columbus the Board, and you will undoubtedly hear School for Girls, present Joan to us was from her and Joan Hill regarding opportu- moving. Seeing so many of you in the nities for you to weigh in on our thinking. audience showed not only support for

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New Trustee Bios The Lamplighter School 2011-2012

Jenny Bulban Jane Hurst Jenny was born in Jane was born and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. She went to Kansas City, Kansas, public elementary school and junior high, and graduated from attended the University a Jesuit Preparatory high school in 1984. She graduated from of Kansas (Rock Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois in 1988 with a Chalk Jayhawks!) degree in political science. She earned her juris doctorate from and graduated with a DePaul University College of Law in Chicago in 1991. Jane degree in education in moved to Dallas after graduation to take a job with the law firm 1992. After graduation, Winstead, Sechrest and Minick as an associate in the real estate she moved to Dallas, division. After working at Winstead for three years, she went to completed her student work in her family business. Jane and her family own and manage teaching at The apartment communities in Texas, Illinois and Iowa. Her father University of North began the business in 1960. Texas and taught fourth grade for seven years at Jane’s husband, Michael, and all his siblings attended Lamplighter. Janie Stark Elementary Jane and Michael’s son, Jake, began in pre-k and moved to the in Carrollton. Currently, she works in the family business, Winston School in second grade. Daughter Sophia is a fourth TexasCarsDirect.com which her husband, Pete, began in 1981. grade senior at Lamplighter. Jenny and Pete have been married for sixteen years and have one son, Preston who is a senior at The Lamplighter School.

Kent Kunkel Kent was born in Berkeley, California, where he spent his early years before moving to Columbus, Ohio, and southwest Virginia. He graduated from Virginia Tech with a Bachelor of Science in Education and studied early childhood education in graduate school at SMU. Kent and his partner, Vaughn, are the parents of four sons. Ross is currently a junior at SMU and is majoring in chemistry and physics. Trey is a kindergartner in the special education program at Armstrong Elementary School, and Luke and Zach are in pre-k at Lamplighter.

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2011-2012 New Trustee Bios George Tang George is the proud father of Tyler, who is in Kindergarten, and Charlotte in pre-k. After moving to Dallas in 2009, George and his wife, Charmaine, were seeking an enriching, nurturing, and progressive school for their two children, and discovered Lamplighter. George currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer for the Texas High School Project at Communities Foundation of Texas, a nonprofit organization committed to increasing postsecondary readiness for underserved students throughout the nation. Prior to this venture, George co-founded Rosetta, the nation’s largest independent digital agency. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance and Accounting from New York University, is a Dallas native, and graduate of J. J. Pearce High School.

Kelcy Warren Kelli Chabria Kelcy is the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board Kelli was Vice President of The Lamplighter Auction in 2008 of Directors of Energy Transfer Partners, L.P. (ETP). Mr. Warren and 2009. She lives in East Dallas with her husband, AJ Chabria, also serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors of the general and their son, Josh, who is in third grade at Lamplighter. She is partner of Energy Transfer Equity, L.P. (ETE) Chief Executive a native of southern California, graduated from the University Officer of the general partner of ETC OLP (subsidiary that owns of the Pacific, and went to graduate school at SMU. In her pre- ETP’s midstream operations), and Chief Executive Officer and Lamplighter life she worked as a field producer and assignment Chairman of the Board of the general partner of ETC Holdings, editor for CNN’s Dallas Bureau, and co-authored Little Dallas, a L.P (owns interest in ETE). Prior to the combination of the 2005 book on life with children in Dallas. operations of ETP and Heritage Propane in 2004, Mr. Warren served as Vice President of the general partner of ET Company I, Ltd., the entity that operated ETP’s midstream assets before it acquired Aquila, Inc.’s midstream assets. He has served in that capacity since 1996. From 1996 to 2000, Mr. Warren served as a director of Crosstex Energy, Inc., and from 1993 to 1996 he served as President, Chief Operating Officer and a director of Cornerstone Natural Gas, Inc. Mr. Warren has more than 20 years of business experience in the energy industry. Kelcy’s son Klyde is currently in second grade at Lamplighter.

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“Example isn’t another Lifelong Learners Lamplighter teachers not only instill a lifelong love of learning in their students, they exemplify it by returning to school to further develop way to teach, it is the only their skills and knowledge. For example, Carrie Bays, June Landry, and Kate Ogden way to teach.” – Einstein have recently completed Masters of Education degrees, and Brian McCool is in the process of completing one. Johanna Nystrom and Nicole Foster recently completed Bachelor’s degrees. Jezabel Guadalupe recently received a Master’s of Bilingual Education, Lauren Hosek is pursuing a Master’s degree in counseling and Bill Burton recently completed a second Master’s degree in information science. When Jody Stout, who recently received a Master’s of Liberal Studies degree, was asked about her decision to return to school, she said, “The challenge of being a student again was an opportunity to grow as a teacher and as a person.” This dedication to life- long learning extends beyond the faculty and is shared by Lamplighter’s Head of School, Joan Hill, who is in her final year of the doctoral program in educational leadership at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education. At Lamplighter, learning

Pictured: Bill Burton, Jody Stout, Carrie Bays, June Landry, Kate does not stop at the end of a school day but lasts throughout a lifetime. Ogden, Lauren Hosek, Brian McCool, Joan Hill Not pictured: Johanna Nystrom, Nicole Rivers, Jezabel Guadalupe 170 Dresses

“Beautiful girls, beautiful dresses” was the overwhelming consensus among Lamplighter alumnae Coco Freling, Katie Kerrigan, Chandler Tucker and Lauren Chilton as they helped girls from Warren Easton Charter School in New Orleans select their upcoming prom attire. The moment marked the culmination of a year-long joint project between The Lamplighter School and Dallas Market Center that included Lamplighter alumni and staff coordinating and delivering 170 prom dresses to students at the Warren Easton School. This marks the second year the two groups have collaborated. The high school was severely damaged as a result of alumna Katie Kerrigan. “We helped the seniors choose their Hurricane Katrina in 2005. dream dresses along with matching shoes to complete their looks.” “This event demonstrated the importance of sharing in the Even Lamplighter alum (1989) Jennifer Kitner Mintz, who building of community, one of our major goals at The Lamplighter now resides in New Orleans, stopped by to help sort, fit, and School,” reports Sandy Diamond, Lamplighter’s Director of admire the girls in their new dresses. Advancement. “It was a most rewarding experience for our young The Dallas visitors toured the school’s new building projects alumni.” and improvements completed since the hurricane. “This trip The Lamplighter group traveled to New Orleans recently to was an opportunity to serve others,” remarked Sheila McCartor, deliver the dresses. “We were met with much enthusiasm and had director of the Lamplighter Alumni Association. “Everyone a great time meeting our new friends,” recalls Lamplighter involved benefitted from the experience.” Talkin’ ‘bout the Car Wash Lamplighter’s young alumni sponsored a first-ever on behalf of Lamplighter. Jackson Spencer ’06 designed the carwash last May, and it was an overwhelming T-shirt artwork – a colorful picture of a classic automobile. success. Kate Mosle ’04 directed the project Evan O’Brien, ’09 and his band, Plowboy, entertained the and did an amazing job coordinating. She and crowd, followed by Rand Barnes ’04 and his band, Kelvin 47. her team of 10 other Lamplighter alumni met The young alumni sold sandwiches from Chick fil-a, cookies, monthly prior to the event date. They planned lemonade, and water, as well as the T-shirts. every detail, appropriated sponsors, created Everyone who participated seemed to enjoy posters and banners, and collected towels, sponges and the afternoon as they listened to original music other necessary supplies. and enjoyed snacks while their cars were The group visited local businesses and secured a number washed and shined. The young alumni raised of sponsors whose names were then publicized on the official almost $7,000 for Lamplighter and contributed carwash T-shirt. Sponsors generously supported the group’s efforts it to the Land Fund.

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Skyping Soldiers

“I had happy inside tears,” said third grader Abby Brand. “I can’t go one night without seeing my family, and the soldiers have been away eight months and four weeks.” Abby was one of the third grade students at Lamplighter who recently had the opportunity to Skype with U.S. troops in Afghanistan. In early February, the students created Valentines for troops abroad. Soldier Dennis Cohen contacted Lamplighter teachers to let them know they had received the handmade cards on Favorite questions included: When asked what we at home could Valentine’s Day and how much that had What is your favorite food? do to support them, soldier Cohen said, meant to them. “When you see soldiers in uniform, thank “While speaking with Dennis, I Do you get to play video games? them for their service. Support from realized what a wonderful opportunity this Where do you sleep? everyone at home means so much to us. was for our students to understand not only And, if you can mail anything, we are very what our troops are doing for us but also fond of Girl Scout cookies!” Due to the confidential nature of the to learn about another part of the world,” Before saying goodbye to their soldiers’ mission, they were unable to commented Vicki Raney, assistant head new friends in Afghanistan, the students answer specific questions about it, but for academics. serenaded the troops with a rousing according to teacher Jody Stout, “The During the 45-minute conversation, rendition of “Deep in the Heart of Texas” children participated in an event that which also included soldier Francis Ziegler followed by the school song, “Lamplighter has increased their awareness, curiosity, from the Dallas area, students were able Spirit.” gratitude, and empathy.” to ask the soldiers about life in Kabul and how it felt to serve in the military.

Laureate at Lamplighter If you ask your 10-year-old what she did in school, and including the 2004 Nobel Prize for work he did as a graduate she says “Chatted with a Nobel Laureate,” you might want to student at Princeton University when he was only 21 years old. put a check on her imagination. Unless of course, she goes to Mr. Wilczek is known for a discovery within the world of quarks. Lamplighter, where that statement is totally legit. This discovery brings physics one step closer to fulfilling a unified Frank Wilczek, 60, the Herman Feshbach Professor of theory comprising gravity. Physics at MIT, was in Dallas to present at the Lightner-Sams After visiting former Lamplighter teacher John Breitfeller’s Lecture at SMU in late April and made a pit stop at Lamplighter science class, Wilczek said he was impressed by the to answer students’ questions, chat about the universe, and admire thoughtfulness of the students’ questions including one who asked the school’s roosters. if he always wanted to be a scientist. “Yes. Since my childhood, I The Lightner-Sams lecture series was created in honor of was fascinated with the way things worked, and I never really ever Gary McCartor, late husband of Sheila McCartor, executive thought about other careers,” Wilczek replied. “I’ve always been director of the Lamplighter Alumni Association who arranged drawn by mysteries and puzzles, and science is a very big mystery Wilczek’s visit. Gary McArtor and Wilczek were friends. “He story. came to SMU several times at Gary’s behest, and worked with “Physics is exciting and interesting,” he told them. “You him at MIT,” McCartor said. never know what you might find, or you may find nothing at all “I could not have been more pleased. He was sincerely for a long time. My type of physics is not experimental. I don’t do impressed with the school and with our science program. It was experiments; I work out calculations.” gratifying,” said McCartor. Later, the children were intrigued with Professor Wilczek’s “I have never seen a school designed like Lamplighter,” said story about living in Albert Einstein’s house – complete with his Wilczek. “It is beautiful and functional. I can’t believe you have a furniture and many of his artifacts – when he was at the Institute farm with animals. These roosters look quite formidable!” for Advanced Studies at Princeton. Wilczek has received many prizes for his work in physics,

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The Other

Side of Fiji

“One of the most famous expressions in Fiji is ‘Bula.’ It is the Fijian word for hello but also means happiness and good health. It is as commonly used as ‘aloha’ in Hawaii. As a visitor to Fiji you quickly catch on to this ubiquitous greeting, which is often pronounced with great gusto - BULA!” – Debbie Herskovitz CoverStory

The Other

Side of Fiji

“One of the most famous expressions in Fiji is ‘Bula.’ It is the Fijian word for hello but also means happiness and good health. It is as commonly used as ‘aloha’ in Hawaii. As a visitor to Fiji you quickly catch on to this ubiquitous greeting, which is often pronounced with great gusto - BULA!” – Debbie Herskovitz ccording to this year’s Mattingly Fund Award winner, pre-K teacher Debbie Herskovitz, CoverStory A “We at Lamplighter are very fortunate to work, learn and grow in such a loving, caring, supportive environment, and do not know what it would feel like to be without life’s necessities.” However, she explains, “Others have not been so lucky.”

Debbie spent 15 days in Fiji this past summer volunteering for Global Habitat for Humanity, building a home for a local family.

Among the reasons she was chosen this year included multiple benefits for both herself and for Lamplighter: • Experiencing a unique culture that she was unfamiliar with; • Challenging her to expand beyond her personal comfort zone; • Exposing her to new people and new ideas; • Undergoing the ultimate in team-building exercises.

The trip to Fiji was a two-week mission. Exploring a new culture and Fiji’s natural wonders was something she really wanted to experience.

Debbie explained why she chose Global Habitat for Humanity versus helping a domestic family. “In my travels throughout the U.S., I certainly have recognized that there is a disparity between those who do and do not have things. But, I assume the need here pales in comparison to the needs in other parts of the world where countries and communities do not have the support and infrastructure to help its citizens the way we as Americans do.”

Through various organizations that Debbie supports, she has volunteered her time and energy to causes she considers important. But, in some cases, she reasons, “I haven't really been able to see the direct results. The home-building effort through Global Habitat for Humanity enabled me to see a project through from start to finish and interact directly with those I am helping.”

Ultimately, Debbie returned home to Lamplighter from a worthwhile venture for her personally and for the Lamplighter community as a whole. She then expressed her appreciation for this amazing opportunity. “Thank you for granting me this honorable Mattingly Fund Award.” ccording to this year’s Mattingly Fund Award winner, pre-K teacher Debbie Herskovitz, CoverStory A “We at Lamplighter are very fortunate to work, learn and grow in such a loving, caring, supportive environment, and do not know what it would feel like to be without life’s necessities.” However, she explains, “Others have not been so lucky.”

Debbie spent 15 days in Fiji this past summer volunteering for Global Habitat for Humanity, building a home for a local family.

Among the reasons she was chosen this year included multiple benefits for both herself and for Lamplighter: • Experiencing a unique culture that she was unfamiliar with; • Challenging her to expand beyond her personal comfort zone; • Exposing her to new people and new ideas; • Undergoing the ultimate in team-building exercises.

The trip to Fiji was a two-week mission. Exploring a new culture and Fiji’s natural wonders was something she really wanted to experience.

Debbie explained why she chose Global Habitat for Humanity versus helping a domestic family. “In my travels throughout the U.S., I certainly have recognized that there is a disparity between those who do and do not have things. But, I assume the need here pales in comparison to the needs in other parts of the world where countries and communities do not have the support and infrastructure to help its citizens the way we as Americans do.”

Through various organizations that Debbie supports, she has volunteered her time and energy to causes she considers important. But, in some cases, she reasons, “I haven't really been able to see the direct results. The home-building effort through Global Habitat for Humanity enabled me to see a project through from start to finish and interact directly with those I am helping.”

Ultimately, Debbie returned home to Lamplighter from a worthwhile venture for her personally and for the Lamplighter community as a whole. She then expressed her appreciation for this amazing opportunity. “Thank you for granting me this honorable Mattingly Fund Award.” Focus2003

in the teen board of the Ronald McDonald House, was a member of ASTRA, a community service club, and volleyball. Her favorite Lamplighter memories are the opera, Mrs. Mackie and Man of La Mancha, Ms. Ritz and her love of all dogs, gathering and selling eggs, and the Halloween parade. Angus Klamer ’03 graduated from ESD and is attending the University of Texas. While at ESD, he was involved in basketball, lacrosse, the investment club, Mu Alpha Theta, and the Junior Classical League. He received the faculty award, the best in show award for ceramics, the Honor Roll, the Headmaster’s list and was a member of the National Spanish Honor Society. He received a Silver Medal for the National Spanish Exam, was a National Merit Commended Student, and received the Presidential Community Service Award. William Labadie ’03 graduated from Class of 2003 Highland Park High School and is attending The University of North Texas Honors College. involved in the apple project, which teaches David Bayless ’03 graduated from The While at Highland Park, he received the Silver Chinese migrant students English online, Cambridge School of Dallas and is attending Medal National Latin Exam, was in the National the Beijing language and Culture University Samford University. While at Cambridge, he Honor Society and the Science National Honor intensive language study, National Junior was involved in TAPPS academic competitions Society. He was an AP Scholar with honors, and Classical League, the Latin Honor Society, all four years in math, social studies and science, National Merit Scholarship Corporation named the Chinese Bridge US National High School American Math Competition, National Latin him the Commended Scholar. Student Chinese Speech contest, and board Exam Maxima Cum Laude, cross country’s Lindsay Langston ’03 graduated from chair on the convocations student council board. coach’s award, and a history award. Parish Episcopal School and is attending The graduated from Parish Bethany Berg ’03 graduated from ESD and Katherine Francis ’03 University of Mississippi. While at Parish, she Episcopal School and is attending Vanderbilt is attending the University of Virginia. While was on the Honor Roll and was a member University. While at Parish, she was involved at ESD, she was involved in Cum Laude, of the National Junior Honor Society. ISAS in ASTRA community service organization, National Honor Society, Spanish National invited her to display her photography at an student government officer, student Honor Society, Community Service Club art festival, and she was also invited to attend ambassador, the school newspaper, speech and President, Spanish Club President, Connecticut the Youth National Leadership Conference in debate, the environmental club, the Panther Book Award, and received the Presidential Washington D.C. Pride club, volleyball and cross country. Community Service Award for four years. Marielle LeMasters ’03 graduated from graduated from Christina Brewster ’03 is currently Rebecca Genecov ’03 Parish Episcopal School and is attending ESD and is attending the University of Texas. attending ESD where she is involved in the Furman University. While at Parish, she was Her favorite Lamplighter memories are Mrs. yearbook committee and is managing editor involved in varsity basketball, softball, volleyball, Mackie, Mrs. Beddow, Ms. Ritz, the barn, and of people pages. She also served as student and she took electric guitar lessons. She was the playground. council treasurer and achieved a black belt a member of a multi-cultural club, National graduated from The in Taekwondo. Her favorite Lamplighter Trevor Goodwin ’03 Honor Society, the Panther Pride Club, DECA Shelton School and is attending Hendrix memories are Miss Curlin and cookies with club co-founder, and a student ambassador. College. While at Shelton, he was involved Miss Mattingly on your birthday. Brett Merriam ’03 graduated from the in nano technology and is looking forward to Marisa Breitfeller ’03 graduated from the Greenhill School and is attending Vassar College. undergraduate research at Hendrix. He was Greenhill School and is attending Carnegie While at Greenhill, he was involved in theatre, awarded the Hendrix Academic Scholarship, Mellon University. While at Greenhill, she Teen Age Communication Theatre, TPSMEA the Hendrix Odyssey Distinction Award was involved in Science Olympiad, theatre, all state choir, and High Honor Roll. He was for fine arts, and was awarded the Hendrix and creative writing. Her favorite Lamplighter named valedictorian of the Class of 2011. Theatre Scholarship. memories are senior days, scooter city, and recess. Meagan Mulry ’03 graduated from W.T. graduated from Parish Alexandra Foote ’03 graduated from The Natalie Jaynes ’03 White High School and is attending SMU. Episcopal School and is attending the University Hockaday School and is attending Harvard While at W.T. White, she was involved in University. While at Hockaday, she was of Arkansas. While at Parish, she was involved

14 LAMPPOST Focus2003 the swim team, the dance company, choir, the projects, the playground with houses and giant Connor Thomas ’03 graduated from The spirit group, the key club, The National Honor tricycles, and square dancing. Hockaday School and is attending the Society, and was a leader in the mentoring Caroline Sikes ’03 graduated from ESD and University of the South. While at Hockaday, program. Her favorite memories are the wells, is attending Rhodes College. While at ESD, she was on the varsity tennis team and the barn, the chickens, the playground, scooter she was a varsity crew captain, and received a received the Hockaday Community Service city, and the teachers. President’s Volunteer Service Award. Award. She was president of the American Dutt Pranav ’03 graduated from the Ellen Skochdopole ’03 graduated from Field Service Club, and in Hockaday’s Greenhill School and is attending SMU. While ESD and is attending Rhodes College. Concert Choir. Connor was on the Honor at Greenhill, he was a Hindu youth leader, a While at ESD, she was involved in theatre, Roll, and earned a rating of Cum Laude on volunteer tutor, and an animal adoption center journalism and was the newspaper design the National Latin Exam. certified volunteer. Dutt was student council editor. Ellen was a member of the National John Wetzel ’03 graduated from St. Mark’s vice president and secretary of his junior class. Honor Society, National Charity League, School of Texas and is attending the University He was a member of the jazz band, the concert Mock Trial, head acolyte, Presidential of Notre Dame. While at St. Mark’s, he band, and the Akshar Dhwani Marching Band. Volunteer Service Award, Ronald McDonald was a finalist in the National Foundation for Jacob Rosenbloom ’03 graduated from House, and Teen Board Founder. the Advancement in the Arts YoungArts Science and Engineering Magnet School and Sarah Stewart ’03 graduated from The Week, a member of the Association of is attending Harvey Mudd College. Jacob Hockaday School and is attending Wake Forest Texas Photography Instructors, on the Texas was co-president of the National Latin Honor University. While at Hockaday, she was a four- Imagemaker Team 2010, a first place winner in Society, a historian in the National Honor year letterman and captain of varsity basketball, Jr./Sr. Portfolio in Texas A & M’s Photography Society, an office assistant for religious school editor-in-chief of Vibrato, and convocations Shootout, and won St. Mark’s Photography office, counselor-in-training at Camp Kiowa, board member. She was a member of Teen Award. John has his own photography website, the Presidential Scholars Program nominee, Age communications theatre, and on the and is a member of St. Mark’s community top academic award, Outstanding Character Headmistress list for four years. service board. Award, Award of Excellence in AP Latin IV, AP Scholar with Distinction, Computer Science Award, Soaring Eagle Award, and a National Latin Exam Gold Medalist. Naveed Samei ’03 graduated from ESD and is attending SMU. While at ESD, he was in The National Honor Society, received the Where They Are Headed Presidential Award for Community Service, Bryce Anglin – Wofford College Lindsay Langston – University of Mississippi was captain of the ESD varsity tennis team, was David Bayless – Samford University Marielle LeMasters – Furman University a member of Mu Alpha Theta, and a member Bethany Berg – University of Virginia Ilana Markey – University of Kansas of the community service club, the art club, Marisa Breitfeller – Carnegie Mellon Brett Merriam – Vassar College ambassador club, and president of the art club. Christina Brewster – High School Class of 2012 Meagan Mulry – SMU His favorite Lamplighter memories are Ms. Colin Cardinale – Texas Christian University Austin Nixon – Penn State University Curlin, the Chinese New Year celebration, and Levi Chilton – High School Class of 2012 Nicole Norton – SMU the Halloween parade. Erica Clendening – University of Georgia Moriah Parker – University of Tampa Lauren Savage ’03 graduated from The Kelly Cole – Bates College Dutt Pranav – SMU Hockaday School and is attending Emerson Emily Dorward – Rhodes College Holly Reilly – Furman University Joe Firth – Texas Christian University Jacob Rosenbloom – Harvey Mudd College. While at Hockaday, she was the head Alex Foote – Harvard Margaret Rote – Duke University of the race relations committee, was nominated Alex Fraley – University of Texas at Austin Naveed Samei – SMU for the best actress in Dallas by the Cappie Zach Fraley – University of Missouri Stephanie Sarles – University of Oklahoma Awards committee, and she had her first film Katherine Francis – Vanderbilt Lauren Savage – Emerson College accepted by the Lone Star Film Festival. Taylor Freeman – Notre Dame Savannah Seifert – SMU Savannah Seifert ’03 graduated from Greer Gardner – Harvard Melissa Shohet – McGill University Highland Park High School and is attending Scout Garnsey – Austin College Caroline Sikes – Rhodes College SMU. While at Highland Park, she was Becca Genecov – University of Texas Ellie Skochdopole – Rhodes College involved in the Highland Belles drill team Sarah Gibson – Texas A&M University Pete Smith – Vanderbilt and the National Honor Society. She was a Trevor Goodwin – Hendrix College Sarah Stewart – Wake Forest cornerstone athlete, on an All-American dance Nick Hamburger – High School Class of 2012 Frederick Todd – Howard University Natalie Jaynes – University of Arkansas Connor Thomas – University of the South team, and a Homecoming queen nominee. Angus Klamer – University of Texas (Sewanee) Her favorite Lamplighter memories are the Will Labadie – University of North Texas John Wetzel – Notre Dame Halloween parade, well time, barn time, art

LAMPPOST 15 Focus2007

Will Agritelley now attends Parish was involved in track, soccer, volleyball, Lamplighter. At ESD, she has been active Episcopal School after his eighth grade and cross country running. Her favorite in lacrosse, softball, basketball, volleyball, graduation from Good Shepherd. Will memories of Lamplighter were the and field hockey. She volunteers her time has fond memories of his Lamplighter playground, getting “married” on top of the at the North Texas Food Bank, Genesis experience. hill, and the chickens. Women’s Shelter, Shoes for Orphans, Kelly Allen graduated from Parish Claire Cramm will continue to Souls, Meals on Wheels, Jubilee Center, Episcopal School and is now attending matriculate at ESD where she has been and a home for senior citizens. Heather’s Spring Creek Academy. She is an since graduating from Lamplighter. special memories of Lamplighter are enthusiastic, competitive equestrian Kendall DeSantis continues her journey the carnival, hootenannies, Mrs. Mackie who thoroughly enjoys horsemanship. at ESD for high school. She is involved reading Narnia, Girl Scouts, and the Some of Kelly’s special memories are with cross country running and crew. She senior parade. the Lamplighter carnival, getting her particularly enjoys horseback riding. She Harry Herz will continue his studies at St. senior jacket, and the Lamplighter Layers received honors in math (algebra and Mark’s School of Texas. He participated Corporation. geometry) and science. Kendall supports on the lacrosse team and is engaged with Blakely Castleman graduated from the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas piano and Boy Scouts. He received the the Episcopal School of Dallas and now and the Museum of Nature and Science. Barnum and Bailey Gold Award for attends high school at Woodberry Forest John Thomas Graas will continue to Outstanding Community Service. Harry’s School in Virginia. He was active during study at St. Mark’s School of Texas where special memories of Lamplighter are his ESD years with the Clayton Dabney he particularly enjoys basketball and track fourth grade football, Lamplighter Layers Foundation Kids Committee. Blakely and field. Corporation, and Donuts with Dads. remembers that Lamplighter had the very Griffin Gustafson attended middle Lauren Kim attended Hockaday middle best playground in Dallas. school at the Dexter School in Brookline, school and will continue her studies there. Anna Cole attended Parish Episcopal Massachusetts. He will continue his journey She was on the community service board School and now enjoys ninth grade at The at Belmont Hill School in Belmont, and participates in field hockey, golf, and Hockaday School. While at Parish she Massachusetts. tennis. Her memories of Lamplighter was co-president of the student council Heather Hall will continue her studies include creating the time capsule, the and received honors and high honors at the Episcopal School of Dallas where fourth grade opera, making waffles in math her seventh and eighth grade years. She she has been since graduating from class, and pizza Fridays.

16 LAMPPOST Focus2007

William LeMasters graduated from He was a member of the USA National eighth grade at Parish Episcopal School Water Polo Team, and was a finalist for the and will continue his journey at the International Traveling Team. school. His football team won the TAPPS Ali Smith attends high school at Parish city championship, and he was chosen Episcopal after graduation from the middle basketball MVP. William won third place school. She was engaged in volleyball and in the Poetry Society of Texas competition. soccer and earned academic honors, as well. In addition, he won the Parish Language Nithya Thomas graduated from Arts Award for outstanding achievement in Schimelpfenig Middle School in Plano and poetry composition. His favorite memories continues on to Clark High School, also are basketball with Mr. B and poetry in Plano. She was a member of NJHS for writing with Mrs. Mackie. two years, and participated in the science Maria Limke graduated from Griffin fair for two years. She earned honors in all Middle School in Frisco and now attends her classes and received the Presidential Wakeland High School, also in Frisco. Award in both elementary school and She is an active volunteer at Frisco Family middle school. Her favorite memories Class Agents Services Center. She is a member of are Mrs. Parton, her preschool teacher, NJHS and dances with the Frisco Ballet. and the many friends that she had at 1968 – Beth Unis She took broadcast journalism in middle Lamplighter. 1969 – Jon Gross school and is a new member of Wakeland Sydney Yonack spent her middle school High School’s drill team. While in middle years at Parish Episcopal School and at 1971 – Helen Butler school, Maria took all honors classes. Hockaday where she will continue her 1974 – Kyle Ford Her favorite memories are the Halloween high school studies. She has been active in 1975 – Eugenia King parade, earth worms, Ms. Brown, and volleyball, track, and community service at 1976 – Max Swango tricycles. the Ronald McDonald House. Her special 1977 – Margaret Solomon Kelly Maloney will continue her high memories are all the teachers, the farm, school education at Parish Episcopal and meeting her current best friends. 1977 – Bradey Miller School where she has achieved honors Elizabeth Zogg graduated from 1978 – Adam Leventhal every year. She is a member of the soccer McCullough Middle School and now 1979 – Greg Marquess team, and participates in cross country, attends Spring Creek Academy. She is 1980 – Shannon Morse track, and cheerleading. Her memories of involved with Children Helping Children 1981 – Giggy Loeb Lamplighter are the wells, recess, motor and tennis. Her favorite memories are 1982 – Royce Poinsett skills, Mr. B, Mrs. Mackie, Ms. Stout, Ms. the carnivals, the animals, recess, and Yarbrough, and Mr. Olson. choice day. 1983 – Elizabeth Dodge Timothy Simenc continues his high 1984 – Ashley Geller school studies at St. Mark’s. He received the 1985 – Aimee Whitaker Athlete of the Year award for 2010-2011. 1986 – Jeff Kitner 1987 – Sarah Stockton 1989 – Courtney Johnson 1990 – Flauren Bender 1991 – Lilly Albritton 1993 – Craig Smith 1993 – Ashley Johnson 1995 – Hunter Lewis 1996 – Emily Hess 1999 – Meredith Klein 2001 – Laura Brylowski 2002 – Laura Frazee 2004 – Margaret Rote

LAMPPOST 17 AlumniSpotlight Calling Young Alumni!

Stop by Lamplighter to: • Visit your former teachers! • Remember good times on the playground! • Have lunch in one of your old classrooms! Lamplighter is always thrilled when alumni return to visit. When you plan your visit to the school, please contact the Alumni & Parent Relations Coordinator, Hilary Jenkins, either by phone, 214-369-9201 x378, or email her at [email protected] to schedule a time. Lamplighter Parents’ Association The best time to visit Lamplighter is between 11:00 a.m. Receives Spirit Award and 12:30 p.m. High enthusiasm and profoundly evident Lamplighter Spirit combined to create magical moments and memories for attendees of the Lamplighter Spirit Award Luncheon last February. Along with alumni, some dating back to 1969, past presidents and carnival and auction chairs attended to receive the award. Lamplighter would like to congratulate the following National Merit Semifinalists from Jane Hurst, 2010-11 LPA President, accepted the award on behalf the class of 2004: of all LPA members. Accompanying her at the podium to receive •Caitlin K. Garcia the award were past presidents Carol McEachern, Carol Ruggeri, •Duncan Smart and Angela Pittman, who represented multiple decades of service. •Joshua L. Fontenot At the luncheon, Lamplighter singers presented a medley of •Katherine E. Mosle musical numbers specially chosen for the occasion. Fourth grader •Laura C. Roberts •Reid A. Weisberg Cormick Stockham gave a speech suggesting what it was like to be the child of an LPA president. Ms. Hurst announced that the LPA board unanimously agreed to pledge $1,000,000 to the Land Fund, a pledge which they are well on their way to fulfilling. 2011 –2012 Alumni Council

Back Row: Lilly Albritton, Justin Small, Peggy Black Meyer, Adam Leventhal, Bradley Miller, Greg Marquess, Craig Smith Front Row: Ashley Geller, Sara Luxen Junkin, Eric Reeves, Lucy Wrubel, Courtney Johnson Not pictured are: Flauren S. Bender, Steven Davidoff, Joseph (Joe) B. Davisson, Robert (Kyle) K. Ford, Christopher C. Gannett, Elisabeth L. Jacobson, Rachel Ladin, Gregory L. Marquess, Brian Neuhoff, Kristin Ortega, Kay E. Pollack, Amanda Rockow, Justin A. Small, Max N. Swango, Aimee M. Whitaker

18 LAMPPOST Around the Barn

News Flash

Every morning, Lamplighter students eagerly anticipate “Flash,” a live morning news broadcast that is shown on smart boards in classrooms. Students enjoy reporting school news, local weather, and special reports all written, directed, filmed, and anchored by Lamplighter fourth graders. The programs are broadcast from a studio equipped with state-of-the-art cameras, teleprompters, lighting, and green screens just like studios of professional television news programs.

Each week a team of eight fourth graders, led by the school’s academic technology coordinator, Kate Ogden, collaborates to create the broadcasts, each student learning a specific job but also learning the importance of teamwork. “I love how well the students have all come together to work as a team,” Ogden commented. “Each group adds a piece to the project, but the project as a whole belongs to the entire fourth grade.”

By the end of the school year, every fourth grader will have worked in every role necessary to produce the broadcasts, from anchor to technician. Judy Gass, last year’s Interim Head of School, says of the initiative, “It’s collaborative and hands-on. Plus the students hone their presentation skills while building community schoolwide.”

LAMPPOST 19 Dream in

Turn Dreams Into Reality With Lamplighter’s Annual Fund

The Annual Fund is the lifeblood of Lamplighter. Annual Fund dollars raised during the school year cover the gap between tuition and the actual cost of educating a Lamplighter student.

A successful Annual Fund campaign depends on participation from every member of our school community – trustees, parents, grandparents, alumni, parents of alumni, faculty, staff, and friends. Last year, 100% of trustees and faculty and staff and 95% of parents participated. We hope to reach our goal of 100% participation among parents and of increased participation from alumni, grandparents, and parents of alumni.

Lamplighter strives to keep tuition at a manageable level for a wide range of families. The Annual Fund allows us to continually enhance the classroom experience while limiting tuition increases.

Unlike tuition, contributions to the Annual Fund are tax deductible.

Annual Fund Recognition Levels

The Luminary Society Beacon $12,500 and above Torchbearer $7,500 – $12,499 Candle Lighter $3,000 – $7,499 Luminary Member $1,250 – $2,999 The 1953 Club $500 – $1,249 The Lantern Club $25 – $499

Ways to Make Your Donation

Mail: Send your pledge/gift to the school by using the return envelope. Online: www.thelamplighterschool.org. Click on Support Lamplighter. Phone: Call 214.369.9201 ext. 365 with your credit card information or to inquire about stock gifts. All gifts to the 2011 - 2012 Annual Fund must be made before May 31, 2012.

The Lamplighter School 2011 - 2012 Annual Fund LampFall 2011 a publicationPost of The Lamplighter School | Dallas, Texas

Report of Annual Giving 2010 -2011

Building on Success Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011

Last year was a momentous year at Lamplighter.

We pulled together as a community and •Hosted the “Forever in Blue Jeans” purchased our land while continuing our auction and socials that raised $232,000 mission of inspiring children to be lifelong and brought parents together throughout learners. As you will see in the following the year. Annual Report, more than 900 individuals provided the school over $4,600,000 in •Involved more grandparent volunteers financial contributions. than ever at school events, enriching the lives of our students and the community. Thanks to the commitment of our trustees, life trustees, current and former Last year was also a time to look forward. parents, grandparents, faculty and staff, To that end, last spring, parents were and alumni, Lamplighter successfully: invited for small round-table discussions about Lamplighter. These conversations •Exceeded the $400,000 Annual Fund will continue with our new Head of goal with 94% parent participation. School, Joan Hill, throughout 2011-2012 and are extremely important as the school •Continued the tradition of the last eight moves into a strategic planning process. years with 100% faculty and staff partici- pation in the Annual Fund. On behalf of our entire school commu- nity, I want to extend my heartfelt •Increased alumni parent participation in gratitude for your loyal support of the Annual Fund by 17%. Lamplighter. It is through your continuing generosity that we are able to provide our •Boosted alumni annual giving students with the skills, self-confidence, participation by 20%. and love of learning that they need in an ever-changing world. •Celebrated the Lamplighter Parents’ Association, recipient of the Spirit Award. Thank you for your gifts of leadership and resources that enable Lamplighter to •Started a new tradition with our young be the best it can be for our children. alumni (those in high school and middle school) who sponsored a car wash that In Lamplighter Spirit, raised over $7,000.

Sandy Diamond Director of Advancement

22 Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 Volunteer Leadership

The following is a list of individuals whose gifts of time and talent served the development efforts of Lamplighter during the period June 1, 2010, to May 31, 2011. The school’s continued advancement depends on such committed, energetic, and generous individuals.

Board of Trustees Alumni Council Tracy Kaye Meredith Steinhart David Benners Lilly Albritton ’91 Gina Yarbrough Landry Kiersten Stockham Brett Blakey ’71 Flauren Fagadau Bender ’90 Laura Lear Michelle Thomas ’03 David Campbell Steven Davidoff ’85 Karen Lobdell Lisa Warren Don Carty Joey Davisson ’86 Jen Lochridge Sarah Weinberg Laura Cole ’71 Kyle Ford ’74 Beverly Markham Lucy Reeves Wrubel ’78 Hope Cramm Chris Gannett ’83 Leslie Needleman John Crates Ashley Geller ’84 Susan Ness Campaign for the Future Jack Foxworth ’68 Betty Godkin ’86 Sharon Pfaff Courtney Plumlee Steering Committee Jane Hurst Elisabeth (Giggy) Loeb Jacobson ’81 Kirsten Kerrigan, Chair Gretchen Pollom Jennifer Karol Courtney Jones Johnson ’89 Jack Foxworth ’68 Monica Purdy Kirsten Kerrigan Eugenia Hudson King ’75 Jennifer Karol Ricki Rabin Leslie Krakow ’69 Jeffrey Kitner ’86 Jennifer Mosle Jen Ratan Lisa Kraus Rachel Davidoff Ladin ’83 David Miller Gowri Sharma Rayna Loeb Adam Leventhal ’78 Karen Pollock ’76 Kiersten Stockham Jennifer Mosle Gregory Marquess ’79 Andy Rabin Charmaine Tang Lily Myers Bradley Miller ’77 Catherine Rose Kristen Twomey Tim Perkins Kristin Ortega ’89 Alex Sharma Aimee Whitaker Karen Pollock ’76 Melinda Paine ’86 Nancy Skochdopole Toby Purdy Kay Ellen Cohen Pollack ’79 Andy Rabin Eric Reeves ’74 Annual Giving Catherine Rose Amanda Oneacre Rockow ’83 Steering Sub-Committee Alex Sharma Julia Wolff Shaddock ’86 Leadership Michael Hurst ’75 Nancy Skochdopole Justin Small ’83 Carrie Bays Peggy Meyer ’73 Andy Villareal Max Swango ’76 Carla Bolden Max Swango ’76 Mitchell Ward Aimee Marquess Whitaker ’85 Allison Bovard Sarah Weinberg Lucy Reeves Wrubel ’78 Maura Bradshaw Faculty/Staff Committee Carolyn Westberry Cathy Cohen Jessica Bennett Lucy Wrubel ’78 Laurie Darlak June Landry Lamplighter Parents’ Samantha Durst Marty Melton Association Board Catie Enrico Marynell Murphy Life Trustees Jane Hurst, President Jenney Gillikin Jody Stout Stuart Bumpas Beth Baker Shelly Groves Anne Yarbrough ’81 Dan Cook Stephanie Bassman Debbie Herskovitz Mary McDermott Cook Leslie Benners Jennifer Karol David Corrigan ’68 Sam Bloom Kristin Laws Mike Dodge Nicole Boykin Laura Lear Charles Ginsburg Nancy Buss Michelle Lockhart Rolf Haberecht Kelli Chabria Candace Martin Marietta Scurry Johnson Cathy Cohen Susu Meyer Jack Klein Laurie Darlak Erika Moss Carol Levy Meghana Dhall Jennifer Niccol Ludwig Michael Carrie Ford Lali Rambeau David Miller Dana Garner Selwyn Rayzor Barbara Nichols Meg Graves Kristin Rees Margaret Rogers Kristie Ramirez Hoitsma Jennie Reeves Barney Young Katie Johnson Molly Sealy

Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 23 Giving Results

Annual Fund Gifts by Source for 2010-2011

Trustees $71,301 Faculty/Staff $10,615 Parents $192,152 Grandparents $46,105 Alumni Parents $14,050 Friends and Former Faculty/Staff $3,717 Foundations and Corporations $66,407

Total Annual Fund Giving $404,347

All Gifts by Designation for 2010-2011

Annual Fund $404,347 Capital Gifts $4,165,235 Brenda Hagar Memorial Fund $11,878 Program Support Miscellaneous Fund $35,111 Alumni Faculty/Salary Support Endowed Fund $16,758 Media Center Open House $12,909 Media Center Tribute Fund $3,900 Community Support Fund $3,769

Total Gifts to Lamplighter 2010-2011 $4,653,907

2010-2011 OPERATING REVENUE & EXPENSES

RevenueExpenses

Annual Fund Facilities Academic 5% Financial Aid 9% Other Incl. 6% 4% Endow. Draws 7% Administrative 8%

Salaries & Tuition Benefits 88% 73%

24 Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 Cumulative Giving

The following is a comprehensive list reflecting cumulative giving receipts from donors for the period of June 1, 2010, to May 31, 2011. It includes all cash and pledges to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds.

($1,000,000 or above) Jennifer and Tom Karol Tracy and Jeff Kaye The Coca-Cola Company Anonymous Amy and Darren Kozelsky Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King Matching Gifts Lamplighter Parents’ Association Carol and John Levy Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Cathy and Mark Cohen Rachel ’83 and Brian Ladin Command Security Corporation Aviation Safeguards ($250,000 - $999,999) ($10,000 - $24,999) American Endowment Foundation Traci and Sean Owen Debbie Cox Anonymous The Ackerman Family The Paulos Foundation Hope and Gene Cramm Eugene McDermott Foundation Caroline and David ’81 Aphrodite and Sam Paulos Judy and Rod Creel Mary McDermott Cook Ackerman Missy and Bill Payne Margaret Bennett Cullum Margaret McDermott Helma and Ed Ackerman Underwood, Perkins & Ralston Charitable Lead Unitrust Deedie and Rusty Rose Edward and Wilhelmina Jennifer and Tim Perkins Betsy and Bennett Cullum Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Ackerman Foundation Kristen and Clifton Phillips Liz and Ross Cunningham The Vennerberg Family Ana and Don Carty Laura ’71 and David Cole Pizza Hut Linda and Bill Custard Angela and John Crates 7th Generation Foundation Sandy and Barry Diamond ($100,000 - $249,999) Jim Davis and Heidi Williams Sarah and George ’77 Seay Vivian and Billy Dimas The Corrigan Family Samantha and Tim Durst The Steinhart Family Melisa and Jeff Dorrill Eason Petroleum, Inc. Marilyn and Leo Corrigan, Jr. Jan and Bob Firth The Dallas Foundation Shirley and Ken Eason Alice Corrigan Carruth Sherry and Joel Fontenot Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Monica and Joe Eastin Catherine Corrigan Jack Foxworth ’68 Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Debbie and Sam Elchami Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan Jenney and David Gillikin Kenny Steinhart ’79 Rosemary and Roger Enrico Leo Corrigan III Rita and Jack Klein Randi Steinhart Sandra and Gary Fernandes Mary Corrigan Livingston Rayna and Michael Loeb Shannon and Jodie Thompson Tim Foo and Kristine Doan Shannon and Jeff Estes Sheila McCartor Mark Varel Dana and Tom Garner The Jerry R. Junkins Family Jennifer and Jon Mosle Merry and Chad Vose Judy and Robert Gass Foundation Monica and Toby Purdy Pam Wills-Ward and Joan and Larry Genender Sally Junkins Micki and Mike Rawlings Mitchell Ward Paul Genender Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Christine and Dick Rogoff E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Karen and Bruce Lobdell Foundation, Inc. Ashley and Kris Glover Betty and Brian Schultz Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb Lisa and Peter Kraus Helen and Gene Willingham The Staubach Family Foundation Kim and Clark Griffith Laura and Rick Lear Marianne and Roger Staubach Lily and Scott Myers Ellen and John Grimes Candace and Max ’76 Swango ($1,000 - $4,999) Michelle and John Grimes Kirkwood Fund of The 4-L Engineering Shelly and Todd Groves ($50,000 - $99,999) Community Foundation Anonymous Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman Ute and Rolf Haberecht Barbara and John Thomas Heather and Ray Balestri Jill Herz, Attorney at Law, P.C. Patty and David Miller Amy and Kelcy Warren Bank of Oklahoma Jill and Paul Herz Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Sarah and Russell Weinberg Bank of Texas Peter Holland The Rayzor Family Stephanie and Paul Bassman Jennifer and Steve Houghton The J. Newton Rayzor ($5,000 - $9,999) Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow Melissa and Rob Hunt Foundation Laura and Andy Baughman Lisa and Marquez Bela Hilary Jenkins ’78 Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Philip T. Bee Charitable Trust Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom Katie and Jed Johnson Sallie Rayzor Jill Bee ’69 Allison and Chris Bovard Marietta Scurry Johnson Margaret and Bob Rogers The Benners Family Maura and Jason Bradshaw Karyna and A.J. Johri Gowri and Alex Sharma Claire Benners Nancy and John Breitfeller Eye Surgery of Texas, P.A. The Wilson Family Leslie and David Benners Shonn and Clarence Brown George Joseph Andrew Wilson ’75 Haise and Kevin Borgmann Ranell and Steve Brown The Kirk Family Owen Wilson ’79 Lisa and Chuck Brown Jenny and Pete Bulban The Dallas Foundation Luke Wilson ’82 Tamara and David Campbell Erika and Chad Burkhardt Mirjam and Chris Kirk Donna and Jordan Cowman Marcella Butler ’75 Angela and Marc Klein ($25,000 - $49,999) Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford Jennifer and Christian Cather Karen and Bob Knudson Tom Leatherbury and Pat Villareal Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Shona and Arlo Gilbert Linda and John Cauley Nick Leggatt The Aaron and Catie Enrico Martha and Bob Gillikin Kelli and A.J. Chabria Lisa and Rick Levy Family Foundation Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz Laura and Riz Chand Jen and Brett Lochridge Catie and Aaron Enrico Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Theresa Christensen Gunjan and Anurag Jain Steven Clark ’88 Michelle and Bill Lockhart

Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 25 Cumulative Giving

Nisha and Vikas Lunia Sengbush Studio, Inc. Angelica and Josué Aguilar Gretchen ’75 and Reiner Brasch Sheryl and Eric Maas Terry and Larry Sengbush Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar Margaret and Robert Braun Candace and Rich Martin Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon Suzanne and Nasim Akhtar Susie and George Breen Susan and Mike Matta Dena and Peter Silberman Joseph Albert ’01 Natalie Breen ’02 Alex May ’77 Del Ruth Skaggs Sara and Mark ’64 Albert Amy and Matt Brenner Sue McCullough Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Lilly Albritton Phil Brewer Marty and Jack Melton Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small Diane Alder Amelia Brown ’10 Pam and Carter Meyer Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Karen Allen Amy Brown ’78 Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Kiersten and Michael Stockham Susan and Hank Alterman Rebecca and Chad Brown Su-Su and Jerry Meyer Studio Bon Sandy and Bryce Anderson Kay and Clarence Brown Communities Foundation of Texas Ginger and Louis Sullivan Carol and Mark Anderson Lauren Brown ’92 Carmen and Ludwig Michael Melissa and Bobby Sussman Debbie and Marc Andres Lynn Brown Jon Morgan and Liz Seabury Charmaine and George Tang Richard Andrews Lori and David Browne Paula and Jon Mosle Texas Instruments Foundation Anonymous Jenny and James Brundage Kate and Clay Mote Matching Gifts Lisa and Kyle Antes Melanie and Marty Buckholt Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer Barbra and Bud Applebaum Diana and Bob Buckles Leslie and Jason Needleman Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu Marcy Applebaum ’05 Joe Bumpas ’97 Jennifer and Brian Niccol Patricia and John Vermillion Seth Applebaum ’08 Diane and Stuart Bumpas Barbara and Bud Nichols Bobbie and Andy Villareal Raj Arakal and Usha Mani Sarah Burdick Melissa and Norry Niven Janice and Gary Walsh Martha and Nelson Arroyo Bill Burton Pam and Ken O’Krent Mi Jung and Jim Warner Beth and Rob Baker Marian and Robert Buslett Nova and Lincoln Patel Lisa and George Warren Bob Baker Michael Buss and Nancy Buss Dan Patterson Wendy and Michael Weinman Julie and Paul Baker Anne and Bruce Buswell Angela Paulos Jeannie and David Weisoly Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel Sally and Allen Butler Sharon and David Pfaff Carolyn and David Westberry Rand Barnes ’04 Karen and Kyle Butler Roxanne and Gene Phillips Shana and Barry Wilcox Kim and Randy Barnes Helen and Mike Butler Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli Meredith Wrighton Sandy and Robert Bassman Ivonne and David Cabrales Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Betsy Baum ’83 Emma and Juan Cabrales Ricki and Andy Rabin Sally and Barney Young Carol Baumer Cindy and Bob Campbell Barbara and Stan Rabin Carmen and Andy Yung Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Russell Canham and Raksha Jain Vicki Raney Angela and Luis Zambrano Carrie and Josh Bays Billie and Henry Carder Jen and Ravi Ratan Michael Zhu and Jane Liu Majel and Ronnie Beall Robin Carder ’75 Peggy S. Rayzor Amy and Mike Zicarelli Linda and Carl Bell Phyllis and Bruce Carr Kristin and Ricky Rees Lauren Bell Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender Sylvia Carraway The Reeves Family ($1 - $999) Jessica Bennett Helen and Rives ’76 Castleman Eric Reeves ’74 Abbott Fund Matching Gifts Caroline and Scot Bernstein Sloane Castleman ’08 Jennie and Stuart Reeves Carol and Bill Adams Mary Ella and John Bitzer Mary Katherine Cates Safeway, Inc Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan Dorothy Bjorck Mary Cynthia and Bill Church Michael P. Sealy Family Trust Jessa Adler Georgia Sue Black Emily Church ’06 Molly and Michael Sealy Nalini and Paul Aggarwal Traci and Travis Blalock Will Church ’06 Diane and Scott Sealy Nicholas R. Agritelley Kalita Beck Blessing ’69 Ben Clark ’83 Allison ’87 and Josh Block Kristie and Rob Clark Naomi and Bernard Bloom Daniel Clifford and Lauryn and Jason Bloom Shannon Morse ’80 Carolyn and Ronald Blum Michael Cohen and Ruth Bakal Carla and Dylan Bolden Sharon and Murray Cohen Joan and Chuck Bovard Jo and Stanley Cohen Joan Bowman Melissa and William Collins Elizabeth and Robert Boyce Dorothy Comley Angie and Marshall Brackbill Angie and Father Chris Thomas Bradley and Lisa Raper Constantinides Martha and Ron Bradshaw Susan and Chris Cooper Darlene Brajer Sam Cowger ’07 Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Anna Cramm ’10 Kirby Brand ’05 Claire Cramm ’07 Shelby Brand ’08 Chanda and Ken Crane Dallas Jewish Community Cameron H. Crates ’10 Foundation Chandler Crates ’09 Brenda and Stuart Brand Jean and Robert C. Crates Carter Brasch ’04 Pam and Jason Creel

26 Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 Cumulative Giving

Laura Goff Lynn and Sam Hughes Goldman, Sachs & Co. Calvin T. Hull Matching Gifts Laura and Ellison Hurt Traci Good Sandra and Rick Illes Catherine Graass ’06 Didem and Onur Inanoglu James Graass ’04 Valerie and Todd Istre Susan and Jim Graass Iverify, Inc. Meg and Dave Graves JPMorgan Chase & Co. Ashleigh and Will Gravlee Fran and Don Jackson Suzanne Green Julianne Jacobs ’05 Leah and Jon ’69 Gross Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson Dorisene and Joe Groves Mamta and Rajeev Jain Jezabel Guadalupe Dorris and Terry James Olivia and Fred Guggenheim Vidya Jayaraman and Anisa Iyer Pushpa and Krishan Gupta Carolyn and Michael Jaynes Nancy and David Haemisegger Natalie Jaynes Mary Kay Hagar Ashley M. Johnson Karen and Mike Hagar Courtney Johnson ’89 Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin Elise and Rob Fermier Tanner C. Hakert ’06 Kathy and Trip Johnson Nancy Cronin Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes Tate Hakert ’09 Sue and William Joiner Kitty and Tom Cross Kathy and Jeromy Fielder Amy and Steve Hall Jane and Elwyn Jones Carrie and Dodd Crutcher Karen Filipino Charles Hansford Patti and Jeff Jones Liz Curlin Jenifer and Peter Flynn Finley Harbaugh Cole Jordan ’10 Kristin and John Curreri Sophie and Arkady Fomin Tania and Kevin Hardage Janine and Sasha Jovanovic Brandy and Henry Dalton Jen and Greg Fomin Melissa and Geoff Harper Andrew Jury ’02 Laurie and Joe Darlak Nita and John Ford Linda and Harlan Harper Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Soume and Paul Foshee Cindy and Michael Harrington Helen Jury ’98 Mandy and Sean Davenport Dolores and Boyd Foster Lisa ’89 and Richard Hartman Amanda Kadesky ’06 Susan and Michael Davidoff Nichole Foster Haynes and Boone, LLP Andrew Kadesky ’03 Cammy and Holmes Davis Paula and Wallace Franklin Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Ann and Keith Kadesky Kristen Davis ’00 Veretta and Marlon Frazier Kim and Thomas Henley Jina Kaiser Lisa and Harvey Davisson Coco Freling ’04 LaJean and Joe Henry Sonia and Jatin Kakkar Meghana and Harpreet Dhall Richard Freling ’04 Hereford Texas Federal Credit Dallas Jewish Community Laura and Bill Dickason Susie French Union Foundation Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey Bonnee and Marc Fuller Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman Melba Dillard Furman Land Purveyors, Inc Paul Herz ’06 Michael Kardash Marisa Diotalevi Neha and Salil Gaitonde Jill and Paul Herz Justin Kasmir ’82 Susan and Mike Dodge Jennifer and David Galardi Lillian and Greg Hessel Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Mary and David Dolan Madhuri and Amar Gande Meredith Hessel ’08 Sabra and Shaul Katzav Lindsay Dolan ’00 Lisa and Chris ’83 Gannett Tommy Hessel ’09 David Kerrigan ’08 Brenda and Don Dorward Rekha and Uday Garadi Kim and Vaughn Hester Dubuque Bank & Trust Company Deb Dunne Jamie ’77 and Bryan Garrett Sandra Hill Pat and John Kerrigan Ann and Bob Dyer Jamie and Greg Gaunt Margaret ’89 and Brad Hirsch Katie Kerrigan Trey Dyer and Maggie Dyer Holly Gaunt The Hockaday School Phyllis and Jeffrey Kessler Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer Beverly and Thurman Geddie Linda and Phil Hodgson Aliya and Mushtak Khatri Angel and Eric Eichhorn Adrienne Gehan ’02 Sarah Hodgson ’10 Nancy Kim Betsy and Richard Eiseman Caroline and Glenn Gehan Kate and Jeff Hoedebeck Brigitte and Kimo Kimichik Arden and Scott Ellis Ashley Geller ’84 Jennifer and Justin Hogue Barbara Kinard Mark Envani and Lori Ward Madeleine and Mark Geller Kristie and Tom Hoitsma Jonathan King ’08 eScrip Anice Genender Stacy and Tom Holliday Sandra Kirk Nancy and Mario Esquivel David Gerber and Lara Johnson Michelle and William Holloway Barbara and Bob Kirstein Suzy and Howard Etheridge Rebecca and Jonathan Giles Maggie and Jeff Hollway Lillian and Brett Kirstein Peter Etheridge ’05 Heather and Chris Gilker Kacy and Steve Holmes Jeffrey Kitner ’86 Karen and Mike Evans Colleen and Scott Gilmour Marian and Jerry Holzsweig Ashlee and Chris Kleinert Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze Beverly and Charles Ginsburg Rita and Sandy Holzsweig George Knudson Susan and Richard Faber Jill and Brett Giroir Esther and Paul Hood Natalie Koch Patricia Fair Tracy I. Glover Lauren Hosek ’97 Jane Koerner Margaret and Jim Farr Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Tricia and Jerry Hosek Shari and Andy Krage Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Gigi and Bud Goff Nicole and Brian Householder Ben Krakow ’08 Barbara and Ernest Feldgus Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Olivette and Alan Hubler Eli Krakow ’10

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Austin Krohn ’09 Kimberly and Neelesh Mehendale Tricia and Jim Krohn Pene and Eric Meniere Logan Krohn ’10 Tom Mercer ’89 Mary and Danny Kureska Marilyn Merkle Chelsea and Mike Lake Gladys and G.C. Merritt Sherry and Ronnie Lamb Jane and Henry Meyer Brenna and Will Lambert Esther and Michael Meyers Holly and Bruce Lanahan Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz June Landry Microsoft Matching Gifts Gina and Tom Landry Shirley and Bob Miller Heidi and Joey Lane Talley and Bradley ’77 Miller Eleanor Laney Laura and Erin Miller Bonnie and Carl Lang Amy and Matt ’88 Miller Shiela and Justin Lannen Hayley and Ali Mirza Bob Latham Rashti & Mitchell Attorneys at Law Kristen Laws Donna and Tim Mitchell Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Amy and Brian Mitts Clem and Fred Lear Sue and Brad Moore Donald Lee and Emily Cates Garrett Moore ’00 Loretta and Wendell Lee Nikki and Jason Morash Adam Leventhal ’78 Jennifer and Jeff Morrison Sally Levine ’08 Mimi and Ron Moses Katherine Levy ’02 Kelly and David Moskovic Coleta and Joe Lewis Kate Mosle ’04 ORIX USA Corporation Jeffrey Rahilly and Lindi and Chris Light Michael Mosle ’08 Matching Gifts Kimberly Freeland Pat and Joe Lola Sara Mosle Kristin and Aaron Ortega Sangeeta and Ram Rai Eric Lombardi ’73 Erika and Jarod Moss Joyce Owen Lali and Jon Rambeau Lunch Ladies LLC Birdie and Bill Mote Suzanne and Peter Paddock Karina Rambeau ’04 Catherine Lynn Anne and Tom Motlow Christine and Warren Paddock Kayla Rambeau ’06 Richard Lyon Kristin and John Mullen Allan Padgett ’78 Corky Rambo John Mack Sree and Nik Munshi Anne Cowden Padilla ’66 Sandy and Philip Raskin Pat and Barry Macy Michelle and Brian Murawski Lisa and Daniel Parker Tulika and Upendar Reddy Jill and Brent Magnuson Elise Murphy Amisha and Amit Patel Karen and Keller Reid Patricia and Ted Mandeville Marynell Murphy Mary and Charlie Patterson Julie and Gerry Reihsen David Mangelsdorf and Neiman Marcus Group Katie Payne ’06 Leanne and Mark Reiter Katrina Cotton Matching Gifts Whit Payne ’09 Mason Reiter ’04 Ellen and Stephen Manshel Katie Nelson Jeff Peck Merrill Reiter ’01 Barbara and Jim Manzi Susan and Doug Ness Lakeshia and Chris Peters Edna and Dante Renzulli Susan and Richard Marcus Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Andrew Pfaff Tassi and Dimitri Reppas Beverly and David Markham Nancy and Joe Neuhoff Anne and Wayne Pfaff Maria and Antonio Reyes Skintrigue, Inc. Wendy and Jay Newberger Suzanne and Huy Pham Sheila Rice Greg Marquess ’79 Lynda and Gordon Newman Campbell Dental PA Taylor Rison Rita and Jim Marquess Katri Niemi ’02 Khanh Pham and Kathy Ritz Susan Marquess Les Niemi and Sharon Brown Victoria Nguyen Carol Roark Lyndsey Marron Lesa and Nick Nikolai Sonia Philipson Marsha and Louis Robertson Maria and Federico Marroquin Ann and Paul Noonan Terri and Brad Phillips Katherine Rochelle ’98 Charles Marsh ’87 Jayme and Salim Nourallah Mollie and Paul Pin Amanda Oneacre Rockow ’83 Angie and Jerry Martilik Johanna and Greg Nystrom Plastronics Socket Company Melissa ’85 and Jon Rodriguez Carolyn and Pat Maupin Jamie and Melbourne O’Banion Kay Ellen ’79 and Jake Pollack Peggy and Bill Roe Mary Ann and Mike May Susan and Steve O’Brien Ryan Pollack ’08 Rod Rohrich and Diane Gibby Emily McBurney Kate and Mark Ogden Katherine Pollock ’10 Judy and Colin Rorrie Brian McCool Taeri and Jonathan Oh Lainie Porter Jill and Irwin Rose Gayle and David McCoy Stacy and David Olesky Kay and Jim Preddy Marian Rosenblum Melani and Craig McDougal Jackson Olesky ’04 Preservation Dallas, Inc. Sharon Ross Monica and Matt ’86 McGraw Kelly Oleson ’87 Veenu and Rohit Puri Bruce Rothstein and Sarah Rechter Eva McKee Jordan Olschwanger ’05 Reece Rabin ’10 Chris Rowley and Mandy Dake Marlon McMakin and Donna and Larry Olschwanger Joan and Ken Raff Carol and Dave Rowley Camille Varland Megan Olschwanger ’08 Ramesh Raghunathan and Dimple and Jack Royal Rebecca ’79 and Keith McNeal Sheryll Orbase Aarthi Ram Lindsay Rubin ’90

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Melissa and Raphael Rusch David D. Smart, Jr. ’01 Maria and Bryan Rutledge Duncan Smart ’04 Jessie and Jay Sackler I Wuf LP Christina and Tomo Sakai Charla and John Smart Ellen and Lee Salzberger Philip Smart ’08 Katie Sandlin Eva Smith Kippy and Dave Sands Smith, Frank & Partners Jim Savage and Kim Henderson Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Beth and Paul Savoldelli Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer Marcia and Stephen Schaul Paul Staveteig and Darla and Carl Scherz Gretchen Champion Shelby Schultz ’10 Sheila and Larry Stern Jennifer and Jacob Schulz Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Rachel and Joshua Schumann Pat and Jim Stevens Elaine and Allen Schuster Denise and Christopher ’83 Stewart Judy and Dave Scull Charlie L. Stobaugh Danielle and Scott Sealy Nancy and Kent Stobaugh April and David Seeds Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh Maureen and James Self Casey Stoltz Ann and Irwin Sentilles Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas James West ’10 Julie ’86 and Peter Shaddock Callie Stone ’06 Valerie and Eric Tiffany Jessica Westberry ’05 Margo and Jack Shadle Marshall Stone ’04 Sandra and Rice Tilley Cate Wetzel ’01 Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Jody Stout Lynda and Jim Tonick Catherine and Jack Wetzel Stephanie Shafer Carlene and Jack Strobel Marilyn Torbett Company, LC John Wetzel ’03 Shane Shanafelt Alison and Dan Stump Marilyn and Gene Torbett Mona Wheatley Natalie and Lantz Sharpe Laura and Paul Sullivan Kim Trautmann Carla Wheeler ’76 Amy Sheinberg ’74 Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney Karin and Mark Tribuna Sean Wheeler Betty Sue and Israel Sheinberg Linda and Larry Sutton Lynn and Jonathan Trichel Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker Stacy Shepherd ’70 Betsy and Bob Swango Laura and Bryan Trubey Claude White Sue and Brian Shibley Camie Swango ’10 Mechiell Whitaker Tucker Wendy and James White Short Stop II Kathryn and John Szwejkowski Reggie Tucker Jill Wiedman Kelly and Brad Shoup Brooke and Charles Tappan Kristen and Brian Twomey Debbie and David Wiggans Cheryl Shulman Target Janice and Douglas Ugaki Karen Wilbur Saima and Sajid Siddiqi Shirley and Pete Tart Connie Urbanczyk Ashley and Robert Wilcox Ali Simenc ’09 Paul Tarwater Matt Valentine and Maggie and Ennis Williams Kristin and Dan Simenc Reagan Tate Melissa Valentine Vivian and Eugene Williams Timothy Simenc ’07 Joe Tauscher ’88 Alexandra Villareal ’06 Kay and Oscar Williams Michelle and Mike Sims Leigh Telzrow Vose Foundation Inc. April and John Willingham Denys Slater Imogene Thoma Anne and Chuck Vose Mandi Wilson Russell Rhodes Beth and Bryan Thomas G. Scott Waddell Company, Inc. Victoria Wiman Glynnis and Denys ’74 Slater Cragina Thomas Krystn and Scott Waddell Claudia and Brian Wing Laurie and Andrew Wallace Melinda and Stephen Winn Danielle and Matthew Wallace Mark Wischmeyer Tracy and Scott Wallingford Emily Wisner ’04 Ferna and Craig Ward Peggy and Rory Wisner Kelly Warren Bryant Wolf Krista Warren Carrie Wright Marjorie and Dick Waters Anne Yager Rebecca and Charlie Watson P.T. Yager ’06 Cecilia and Terry Watson Lea and Leo Yancey Kenn Webb and Anne Yarbrough ’81 Harriet Anne Tabb Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough Gayle and Joe Weinberg Jennifer and Matthew Yarbrough Chandler Weisbart ’02 Marianna and Jon Yellen Courtney Weisbart ’06 Mary and Ken Yung Kandi and Mark Weisbart Sue and Luis Zambrano Jan and Ron Weishaar Joe Zopolsky ’84 Julie and Jamie Welton Lori and Brian Zweig Emily and Al West

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The following is a comprehensive list reflecting giving receipts from donors for the period of June 1, 2010, to May 31, 2011. It includes all cash gifts to the Annual Fund.

Luminary Beacon Kristen and Clifton Phillips *Mirjam and Chris Kirk Carmen and Andy Yung ($12,500 or above) *Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock *Angela and Marc Klein Angela and Luis Zambrano Jenney and David Gillikin *Ricki and Andy Rabin *Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Michael Zhu and Jane Liu *Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Eric Reeves ’74 Laura and Rick Lear Amy and Mike Zicarelli Jennie and Stuart Reeves *Lisa and Rick Levy Luminary Torchbearer Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart *Jen and Brett Lochridge The 1953 Club ($7,500 - $12,499) *Kenny Steinhart ’79 *Michelle and Bill Lockhart ($500 - $1,249) The Aaron and Catie Enrico *Randi Steinhart Sheryl and Eric Maas Carol and Mark Anderson Family Foundation *Phyllis and Ron Steinhart *Candace and Rich Martin Richard Andrews *Catie and Aaron Enrico *Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu *Susan and Mike Matta Anonymous Rich Moses and Selwyn The Vennerberg Family Pam and Carter Meyer Raj Arakal and Usha Mani Rayzor Kirkwood Fund of The *Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Communities Foundation of Texas Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Community Foundation *Carmen and Ludwig Michael Lisa and Marquez Bela Barbara and John Thomas Luminary Member *Patty and David Miller Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender Amy and Kelcy Warren ($1,250 - $2,999) Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury Caroline and Scot Bernstein Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman *Jennifer and Jon Mosle *Georgia Sue Black Luminary Candle Edward and Wilhelmina Paula and Jon Mosle Kalita Beck Blessing ’69 Lighter Ackerman Foundation *Lily and Scott Myers Carla and Dylan Bolden ($3,000 - $7,499) Helma and Ed Ackerman Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky Joan Bowman Philip T. Bee Charitable Trust Heather and Ray Balestri *Leslie and Jason Needleman *Nancy and John Breitfeller Jill Bee ’69 Stephanie and Paul Bassman Jennifer and Brian Niccol *Shonn and Clarence Brown *Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey *Leslie and David Benners Nova and Lincoln Patel Lori and David Browne Haise and Kevin Borgmann *Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom The Paulos Foundation Joe Bumpas ’97 *Tamara and David Campbell *Allison and Chris Bovard Angela Paulos *Diane and Stuart Bumpas *Linda and Bill Custard Maura and Jason Bradshaw Aphrodite and Sam Paulos Erika and Chad Burkhardt Shannon and Jeff Estes *Lisa and Chuck Brown *Sharon and David Pfaff Marcella Butler ’75 *Paul Genender *Jenny and Pete Bulban Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee *Ivonne and David Cabrales Shona and Arlo Gilbert *Ana and Don Carty *Monica and Toby Purdy Jennifer and Christian Cather Martha and Bob Gillikin *Kelli and A.J. Chabria Barbara and Stan Rabin *Linda and John Cauley Laurie and Peter Grauer *Theresa Christensen Jen and Ravi Ratan Laura and Riz Chand Gunjan and Anurag Jain Cathy and Mark Cohen Peggy S. Rayzor Steven Clark ’88 Karyna and A.J. Johri *Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan Kristin and Ricky Rees *The Coca-Cola Company The Jerry R. Junkins Family *Angela and John Crates *Deedie and Rusty Rose Matching Gifts Foundation Liz and Ross Cunningham Michael P. Sealy Family Trust Michael Cohen and Ruth Bakal *Sally Junkins Vivian and Billy Dimas Molly and Michael Sealy *Laura ’71 and David Cole *Tracy and Jeff Kaye Eason Petroleum, Inc. Sengbush Studio, Inc. Melissa and William Collins *Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan *Shirley and Ken Eason *Terry and Larry Sengbush *Donna and Jordan Cowman *Amy and Darren Kozelsky Monica and Joe Eastin *Gowri and Alex Sharma *Hope and Gene Cramm *Lisa and Peter Kraus *Debbie and Sam Elchami Dena and Peter Silberman Judy and Rod Creel *Carol and John Levy Rosemary and Roger Enrico Del Ruth Skaggs *Cammy and Holmes Davis Tim Foo and Kristine Doan Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small Samantha and Tim Durst *Jack Foxworth ’68 *Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Betsy and Richard Eiseman Dana and Tom Garner *Candace and Max ’76 Swango *Sandra and Gary Fernandes *Judy and Robert Gass Texas Instruments Foundation *Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes Kim and Clark Griffith Matching Gifts *Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford *Ellen and John Grimes Janice and Gary Walsh Madhuri and Amar Gande *Shelly and Todd Groves *Pam Wills-Ward and *Joan and Larry Genender *Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman Mitchell Ward *Heather and Chris Gilker *Peter Holland Mi Jung and Jim Warner *Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb Jennifer and Steve Houghton *Lisa and George Warren Ashleigh and Will Gravlee *Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst *Sarah and Russell Weinberg Leah and Jon ’69 Gross Katie and Jed Johnson Jeannie and David Weisoly *Ute and Rolf Haberecht *Jennifer and Tom Karol Shana and Barry Wilcox Charles Hansford

* Denotes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund for five or more years.

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*Melissa and Geoff Harper Anonymous (3) Karen and Kyle Butler Cindy and Michael Harrington Lisa and Kyle Antes Cindy and Bob Campbell Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Marcy Applebaum ’05 Russell Canham and Raksha Jain Jill Herz, Attorney at Law, P.C. Seth Applebaum ’08 Billie and Henry Carder *Jill and Paul Herz *Martha and Nelson Arroyo Robin Carder ’75 Kim and Vaughn Hester Bob Baker Phyllis and Bruce Carr Esther and Paul Hood Julie and Paul Baker *Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Nicole and Brian Householder *Beth and Rob Baker Helen and Rives ’76 Castleman *Melissa and Rob Hunt Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel Sloane Castleman ’08 Valerie and Todd Istre Rand Barnes ’04 Mary Katherine Cates Fran and Don Jackson Randall L. Barnes *Mary Cynthia and Bill Church Eye Surgery of Texas, P.A. *Laura and Andy Baughman Emily Church ’06 George Joseph Betsy Baum ’83 Will Church ’06 Sonia and Jatin Kakkar *Carol Baumer Kristie and Rob Clark Dubuque Bank & Trust Company Carrie and Josh Bays Daniel Clifford and *Pat and John Kerrigan Danielle and Scott Sealy Majel and Ronnie Beall Shannon Morse Aliya and Mushtak Khatri Diane and Scott Sealy *Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow Sharon and Murray Cohen *Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King Saima and Sajid Siddiqi Jessica Bennett Jo and Stanley Cohen *Rita and Jack Klein Marianne and Roger Staubach Mary Ella and John Bitzer Angie and Father Chris *Karen and Bob Knudson Paul Staveteig and Dorothy Bjorck Constantinides Chelsea and Mike Lake Gretchen Champion Traci and Travis Blalock *Susan and Chris Cooper Tom Leatherbury and Pat Villareal Pat and Jim Stevens Allison ’87 and Josh Block Sam Cowger ’07 Lindi and Chris Light *Carlene and Jack Strobel Naomi and Bernard Bloom Debbie Cox Karen and Bruce Lobdell Ginger and Louis Sullivan Lauryn and Jason Bloom Claire Cramm ’07 Nisha and Vikas Lunia Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney Carolyn and Ronald Blum Anna Cramm ’10 *David Mangelsdorf and Melissa and Bobby Sussman Joan and Chuck Bovard Cameron H. Crates ’10 Katrina Cotton Charmaine and George Tang Elizabeth and Robert Boyce Chandler Crates ’09 Charles Marsh ’87 *Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer *Angie and Marshall Brackbill Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin *Sheila McCartor *Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas Martha and Ron Bradshaw Nancy Cronin Melani and Craig McDougal Mechiell Whitaker Tucker Darlene Brajer *Kitty and Tom Cross Su-Su and Jerry Meyer *Bobbie and Andy Villareal *Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Carrie and Dodd Crutcher Microsoft Matching Gifts *Merry and Chad Vose Kirby Brand ’05 *Liz Curlin Erika and Jarod Moss Gayle and Joe Weinberg Shelby Brand ’08 Brandy and Henry Dalton *Elise Murphy *Wendy and Michael Weinman Dallas Jewish Community *Laurie and Joe Darlak *Barbara and Bud Nichols *Julie and Jamie Welton Foundation *Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Lesa and Nick Nikolai Emily and Al West *Brenda and Stuart Brand Mandy and Sean Davenport Melissa and Norry Niven *Wendy and James White Carter Brasch ’04 Susan and Michael Davidoff *Susan and Steve O’Brien April and John Willingham Gretchen ’75 and Reiner Brasch Kristen Davis ’00 American Endowment Foundation Melinda and Stephen Winn Margaret and Robert Braun Lisa and Harvey Davisson Traci and Sean Owen *Sally and Barney Young *Susie and George Breen Meghana and Harpreet Dhall Christine and Warren Paddock *Joe Zopolsky ’84 Natalie Breen ’02 Sandy and Barry Diamond Mary and Charlie Patterson *Amy and Matt Brenner Laura and Bill Dickason Dan Patterson The Lantern Club Amelia Brown ’10 Marisa Diotalevi *Missy and Bill Payne ($1 - $499) *Amy Brown ’78 Susan and Mike Dodge Underwood, Perkins & Ralston Abbott Fund Matching Gifts Rebecca and Chad Brown *Mary and David Dolan *Jennifer and Tim Perkins *Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan Kay and Clarence Brown *Lindsay Dolan ’00 Terri and Brad Phillips Jessa Adler *Lauren Brown ’92 *Melisa and Jeff Dorrill Veenu and Rohit Puri Nalini and Paul Aggarwal Lynn Brown Brenda and Don Dorward Jeffrey Rahilly and Nicholas Agritelley *Ranell and Steve Brown Deb Dunne Kimberly Freeland Angelica and Josué Aguilar Jenny and James Brundage Ann and Bob Dyer *Vicki Raney Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar *Melanie and Marty Buckholt Trey Dyer and Maggie Dyer Katherine Rochelle ’98 Suzanne and Nasim Akhtar Sarah Burdick *Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer Margaret and Bob Rogers Joseph Albert ’01 Bill Burton Arden and Scott Ellis *Bruce Rothstein and Sara and Mark ’64 Albert Michael Buss and Nancy Buss Mark Envani and Lori Ward Sarah Rechter Lilly Albritton Anne and Bruce Buswell Nancy and Mario Esquivel Dimple and Jack Royal Diane Alder *Sally and Allen Butler Howard Etheridge *Betty and Brian Schultz *Susan and Hank Alterman Helen Butler Peter Etheridge ’05

* Denotes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund for five or more years. Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 31 Annual Fund Donors by Recognition Level

*Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze Catherine Graass ’06 Dallas Jewish Community *Brian McCool Richard Faber James Graass ’04 Foundation *Gayle and David McCoy Margaret and Jim Farr Susan and Jim Graass Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman *Sue McCullough Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon *Meg and Dave Graves Justin Kasmir ’82 Monica and Matt ’86 McGraw Barbara and Ernest Feldgus Suzanne Green Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Eva McKee Elise and Rob Fermier *Michelle and John Grimes David Kerrigan ’08 *Marlon McMakin and Kathy and Jeromy Fielder Jezabel Guadalupe Katie Kerrigan ’05 Camille Varland *Jenifer and Peter Flynn Olivia Guggenheim Nancy Kim Rebecca ’79 and Keith McNeal Sophie and Arkady Fomin Pushpa and Krishan Gupta Jonathan King ’08 Kimberly and Neelesh Mehendale Jen and Greg Fomin *Tanner C. Hakert ’06 *Jeffrey Kitner ’86 *Marty and Jack Melton Nita and John Ford Tate Hakert ’09 George Knudson Pene and Eric Meniere Soume and Paul Foshee Amy and Steve Hall Natalie Koch Tom Mercer ’89 Nichole Foster Finley Harbaugh *Jane Koerner *Marilyn Merkle Wallace Franklin *Tania and Kevin Hardage *Shari and Andy Krage *Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Veretta and Marlon Frazier Lisa ’89 and Richard Hartman Ben Krakow ’08 Jane and Henry Meyer Coco Freling ’04 Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz Eli Krakow ’10 Esther and Michael Meyers Richard Freling ’04 *Lillian and Greg Hessel Austin Krohn ’09 *Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz Bonnee and Marc Fuller Meredith Hessel ’08 *Tricia and Jim Krohn Shirley and Bob Miller Neha and Salil Gaitonde Tommy Hessel ’09 Logan Krohn ’10 *Talley and Bradley ’77 Miller Lisa and Chris ’83 Gannett *Sandra Hill Mary and Danny Kureska Laura and Erin Miller Margaret ’89 and Brad Hirsch *Rachel ’83 and Brian Ladin Amy and Matt ’88 Miller *Linda and Phil Hodgson Brenna and Will Lambert Hayley and Ali Mirza Sarah Hodgson ’10 Holly and Bruce Lanahan Rashti & Mitchell Attorneys at Law Kate and Jeff Hoedebeck *June Landry *Donna and Tim Mitchell Jennifer and Justin Hogue Gina and Tom Landry Amy and Brian Mitts Kristie and Tom Hoitsma *Heidi and Joey Lane Sue and Brad Moore *Maggie and Jeff Hollway Eleanor W. Laney Garrett Moore ’00 Kacy and Steve Holmes Bonnie and Carl Lang Nikki and Jason Morash Marian and Jerry Holzsweig Shiela and Justin Lannen Mimi and Ron Moses Rita and Sandy Holzsweig *Bob Latham Kelly and David Moskovic *Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz Kristen Laws Kate Mosle ’04 Tricia and Jerry Hosek Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Michael Mosle ’08 Lauren Hosek ’97 Clem and Fred Lear Sara Mosle Olivette and Alan Hubler *Loretta and Wendell Lee Kate and Clay Mote Lynn and Sam Hughes Nick Leggatt Anne and Tom Motlow Sandra and Rick Illes Adam Leventhal ’78 Kristin and John Mullen Didem and Onur Inanoglu Sally Levine ’08 Sree and Nik Munshi Rekha and Uday Garadi Julianne Jacobs ’05 Katherine Levy ’02 Michelle and Brian Murawski Jamie ’77 and Bryan Garrett *Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson Coleta and Joe Lewis *Marynell Murphy Jamie and Greg Gaunt Vidya Jayaraman and Anisa Iyer *Rayna and Michael Loeb Neiman Marcus Group Holly Gaunt Carolyn and Michael Jaynes *Pat and Joe Lola Matching Gifts Beverly and Thurman Geddie Natalie Jaynes ’03 Eric Lombardi ’73 Katie Nelson ’93 Adrienne Gehan ’02 Hilary Jenkins ’78 Catherine Lynn *Susan and Doug Ness Caroline and Glenn Gehan Ashley Johnson Pat and Barry Macy *Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Ashley Geller ’84 Courtney Johnson ’89 *Jill and Brent Magnuson *Lynda and Gordon Newman Madeleine and Mark Geller Marietta Scurry Johnson Patricia and Ted Mandeville *Katri Niemi ’02 David Gerber and Lara Johnson Jane and Elwyn Jones Ellen and Stephen Manshel Les Niemi and Sharon Brown *Rebecca and Jonathan Giles Patti and Jeff Jones Susan and Richard Marcus *Ann and Paul Noonan *Colleen and Scott Gilmour Cole Jordan ’10 Beverly and David Markham Jayme and Salim Nourallah Jill and Brett Giroir Janine and Sasha Jovanovic Skintrigue, Inc. *Johanna and Greg Nystrom Ashley and Kris Glover *Andrew Jury ’02 Greg Marquess ’79 Jamie and Melbourne O’Banion Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Rita and Jim Marquess *Kate and Mark Ogden Gigi and Bud Goff *Helen Jury ’98 *Lyndsey Marron Taeri and Jonathan Oh *Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Amanda Kadesky ’06 Maria and Federico Marroquin *Pam and Ken O’Krent Laura Goff Andrew Kadesky ’03 Angie and Jerry Martilik Stacy and David Olesky *Goldman, Sachs & Co. Ann and Keith Kadesky *Alex May ’77 Jackson Olesky ’04 Matching Gifts *Jina Kaiser *Mary Ann and Mike May Kelly Oleson ’87

* Denotes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund for five or more years.

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Shannon and Jodie Thompson Lynda and Jim Tonick Karin and Mark Tribuna Laura and Bryan Trubey Reggie Tucker Kristen and Brian Twomey Matt Valentine and Melissa Valentine *Patricia and John Vermillion Alexandra Villareal ’06 Vose Foundation Inc. Anne and Chuck Vose G. Scott Waddell Company, Inc. Krystn and Scott Waddell *Laurie and Andrew Wallace Tracy and Scott Wallingford *Ferna and Craig Ward Kelly Warren Jordan Olschwanger ’05 *Merrill Reiter ’01 Ali Simenc ’09 Krista Warren Donna and Larry Olschwanger Tassi and Dimitri Reppas Kristin and Dan Simenc Marjorie and Dick Waters Megan Olschwanger ’08 Maria and Antonio Reyes Timothy Simenc ’07 Chandler Weisbart ’02 Sheryll Orbase *Sheila Rice Michelle and Mike Sims Courtney Weisbart ’06 ORIX USA Corporation Taylor Rison *Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Kandi and Mark Weisbart Matching Gifts *Kathy Ritz Denys Slater James West ’10 Kristin and Aaron Ortega Amanda Oneacre Rockow ’83 Russell Rhodes *Carolyn and David Westberry Suzanne and Peter Paddock Peggy and Bill Roe Glynnis and Denys ’74 Slater Jessica Westberry ’05 Allan Padgett ’78 *Judy and Colin Rorrie David D. Smart, Jr. ’01 Cate Wetzel ’01 *Anne Cowden Padilla ’66 Jill and Irwin Rose Duncan Smart ’04 Catherine and Jack Wetzel Amisha and Amit Patel Marian Rosenblum Charla and John Smart John Wetzel ’03 Katie Payne ’06 *Sharon Ross Philip Smart ’08 Mona Wheatley Whit Payne ’09 Chris Rowley and Mandy Dake Eva Smith Carla Wheeler ’76 Jeff Peck Carol and Dave Rowley Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker *Lakeshia and Chris Peters Lindsay Rubin ’90 *Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer *Claude White Campbell Dental PA Melissa and Raphael Rusch Sheila and Larry Stern Jill Wiedman *Khanh Pham and Maria and Bryan Rutledge Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Debbie and David Wiggans Victoria Nguyen Jessie and Jay Sackler Denise and Christopher ’83 Stewart Karen Wilbur *Sonia Philipson Christina and Tomo Sakai Charlie L. Stobaugh Ashley and Robert Wilcox *Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli Ellen and Lee Salzberger *Nancy and Kent Stobaugh Maggie and Ennis Williams Mollie and Paul Pin Katie Sandlin *Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh Mandi Wilson Kay Ellen ’79 and Jake Pollack Jim Savage and Kim Henderson *Kiersten and Michael Stockham Claudia and Brian Wing Ryan Pollack ’08 *Marcia and Stephen Schaul Casey Stoltz Emily Wisner ’04 Katherine Pollock ’10 *Darla and Carl Scherz *Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson Peggy and Rory Wisner Lainie Porter Shelby Schultz ’10 Callie Stone ’06 *Bryant Wolf Kay and Jim Preddy Rachel and Joshua Schumann Marshall Stone ’04 *Carrie Wright Reece Rabin ’10 *Judy and Dave Scull *Jody Stout Anne Yager *Joan and Ken Raff *April and David Seeds Alison and Dan Stump P.T. Yager ’06 Ramesh Raghunathan and Margo and Jack Shadle Laura and Paul Sullivan *Lea and Leo Yancey Aarthi Ram Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Linda and Larry Sutton *Anne Yarbrough ’81 Sangeeta and Ram Rai Stephanie Shafer Betsy and Bob Swango Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough Lali and Jon Rambeau Natalie and Lantz Sharpe Camie Swango ’10 Jennifer and Matthew Yarbrough Karina Rambeau ’04 *Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon *Kathryn and John Szwejkowski Marianna and Jon Yellen Kayla Rambeau ’06 Amy Sheinberg ’74 Brooke and Charles Tappan Mary and Ken Yung Sandy and Philip Raskin Betty Sue and Israel Sheinberg *Reagan Tate Tulika and Upendar Reddy Stacy Shepherd ’70 Joe Tauscher ’88 Karen and Keller Reid Sue and Brian Shibley Leigh Telzrow Leanne and Mark Reiter Kelly and Brad Shoup Beth and Bryan Thomas *Mason Reiter ’04 *Cheryl Shulman *Cragina Thomas

* Denotes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund for five or more years. Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 33 Donors by Constituency

The following is a comprehensive list reflecting cumulative giving from individual donors for the period June 1, 2010 to May 31, 2011, sorted by constituency type. It includes cash contributions to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds.

Board of Trustees Ute and Rolf Haberecht Eva McKee Lorri and David Lancashire Marietta Scurry Johnson Marty and Jack Melton Lisa and Rick Levy (100% participation) Rita and Jack Klein Elise Murphy Jen and Brett Lochridge Leslie and David Benners Carol and John Levy Marynell Murphy Leslie and Jason Needleman Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Carmen and Ludwig Michael Katie Nelson ’93 Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Tamara and David Campbell Patty and David Miller Johanna and Greg Nystrom Susan and Steve O’Brien Ana and Don Carty Barbara and Bud Nichols Kate and Mark Ogden Khanh Pham and Victoria Nguyen Laura ’71 and David Cole Margaret and Bob Rogers Pam and Ken O’Krent Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli Hope and Gene Cramm Sally and Barney Young Sheryll Orbase Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Angela and John Crates Jeff Peck Bruce Rothstein and Jack Foxworth ’68 Lakeshia and Chris Peters Sarah Rechter Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Faculty and Staff Vicki Raney Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Jennifer and Tom Karol (100% participation) Taylor Rison Saima and Sajid Siddiqi Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Jessa Adler Kathy Ritz Kiersten and Michael Stockham Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Karen Allen Melissa and Raphael Rusch Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer Lisa and Peter Kraus Susan and Hank Alterman Katie Sandlin Mark Varel Rayna and Michael Loeb Carrie and Josh Bays Rachel and Joshua Schumann Sarah and Russell Weinberg Jennifer and Jon Mosle Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow April and David Seeds Wendy and Michael Weinman Lily and Scott Myers Jessica Bennett Stephanie Shafer Jennifer and Tim Perkins Nancy and John Breitfeller Sue and Brian Shibley Class of 2012 Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Amy and Matt Brenner Cheryl Shulman Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan Monica and Toby Purdy Amy Brown ’78 Eva Smith Martha and Nelson Arroyo Ricki and Andy Rabin Jenny and James Brundage Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer Beth and Rob Baker Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Sarah Burdick Casey Stoltz Laura and Andy Baughman Gowri and Alex Sharma Bill Burton Jody Stout Leslie and David Benners Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Anne and Bruce Buswell Kathryn and John Szwejkowski Haise and Kevin Borgmann Bobbie and Andy Villareal Linda and John Cauley Reagan Tate Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Pam Wills-Ward and Kristie and Rob Clark Leigh Telzrow Melanie and Marty Buckholt Mitchell Ward Angie and Father Chris Kim Trautmann Jenny and Pete Bulban Sarah and Russell Weinberg Constantinides Patricia and John Vermillion Angela and John Crates Carolyn and David Westberry Debbie Cox Claude White Marisa Diotalevi Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Liz Curlin Jill Wiedman Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer Brandy and Henry Dalton Mandi Wilson Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze Life Trustees Sandy and Barry Diamond Bryant Wolf Madhuri and Amar Gande Deb Dunne Shona and Arlo Gilbert Diane and Stuart Bumpas Carrie Wright Nichole Foster Shelly and Todd Groves Mary McDermott Cook Anne Yarbrough ’81 Judy and Robert Gass Jill and Paul Herz Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan Rebecca and Jonathan Giles Melissa and Rob Hunt Susan and Mike Dodge Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Parents Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Beverly and Charles Ginsburg Jezabel Guadalupe Class of 2011 Patti and Jeff Jones Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz Caroline and Scot Bernstein Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman Maggie and Jeff Hollway Allison and Chris Bovard Mirjam and Chris Kirk Lauren Hosek ’97 Helen and Rives ’76 Castleman Michelle and Bill Lockhart Hilary Jenkins ’78 Donna and Jordan Cowman Susan and Mike Matta Shari and Andy Krage Carrie and Dodd Crutcher Rebecca ’79 and Keith McNeal June Landry Brenda and Don Dorward Pene and Eric Meniere Kristen Laws Debbie and Sam Elchami Lily and Scott Myers Loretta and Wendell Lee Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes Susan and Doug Ness Nick Leggatt Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford Ann and Paul Noonan Catherine Lynn Colleen and Scott Gilmour Lakeshia and Chris Peters Lyndsey Marron Michelle and John Grimes Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli Sheila McCartor Tracy and Jeff Kaye Ricki and Andy Rabin Brian McCool Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Edna and Dante Renzulli Gayle and David McCoy Angela and Marc Klein Tassi and Dimitri Reppas Sue McCullough Amy and Darren Kozelsky Catherine and Will ’77 Rose

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Darla and Carl Scherz Sharon and David Pfaff Sangeeta and Ram Rai Mirjam and Chris Kirk Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Khanh Pham and Victoria Nguyen Jen and Ravi Ratan Chelsea and Mike Lake Kenny Steinhart ’79 Monica and Toby Purdy Kristin and Ricky Rees Donald Lee and Emily Cates Randi Steinhart Veenu and Rohit Puri Karen and Keller Reid Karen and Bruce Lobdell Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh Edna and Dante Renzulli Darla and Carl Scherz Sheryl and Eric Maas Laura and Paul Sullivan Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Molly and Michael Sealy Angie and Jerry Martilik Candace and Max ’76 Swango Jim Savage and Kim Henderson Kelly and Brad Shoup Candace and Rich Martin Cragina Thomas Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Kiersten and Michael Stockham Melani and Craig McDougal Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu Gowri and Alex Sharma Alison and Dan Stump Amy and Brian Mitts Janice and Gary Walsh Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon Candace and Max ’76 Swango Nikki and Jason Morash Julie and Jamie Welton Melissa and Bobby Sussman Shannon and Jodie Thompson Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Wendy and James White Karin and Mark Tribuna Valerie and Eric Tiffany Kate and Clay Mote Lea and Leo Yancey Merry and Chad Vose Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu Sree and Nik Munshi Laurie and Andrew Wallace Laura and Bryan Trubey Wendy and Jay Newberger Class of 2013 Pam Wills-Ward and Matt Valentine and Jennifer and Brian Niccol Angelica and Josué Aguilar Mitchell Ward Melissa Valentine Melissa and Norry Niven Lisa and Kyle Antes Amy and Kelcy Warren Lisa and George Warren Aphrodite and Sam Paulos Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Krista Warren Julie and Jamie Welton Suzanne and Huy Pham Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom Jeannie and David Weisoly Debbie and David Wiggans Terri and Brad Phillips Angie and Marshall Brackbill Emily and Al West Shana and Barry Wilcox Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Shonn and Clarence Brown Vivian and Eugene Williams Lea and Leo Yancey Ramesh Raghunathan and Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Jennifer and Matthew Yarbrough Carmen and Andy Yung Aarthi Ram Kelli and A.J. Chabria Michael Zhu and Jane Liu Danielle and Scott Sealy Michael Cohen and Ruth Bakal Class of 2014 Saima and Sajid Siddiqi Laurie and Joe Darlak Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman Class of 2015 Glynnis and Denys ’74 Slater Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Angel and Eric Eichhorn Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan Adriana and Jamiel Akhtar Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Catie and Aaron Enrico Stephanie and Paul Bassman Carol and Mark Anderson Kenny Steinhart ’79 David and Jennifer Galardi Haise and Kevin Borgmann Heather and Ray Balestri Randi Steinhart Anice Genender Elizabeth and Robert Boyce Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh Paul Genender Michael Buss and Nancy Buss Leslie and David Benners Kristen and Brian Twomey Heather and Chris Gilker Theresa Christensen Lauryn and Jason Bloom Melissa and William Collins Merry and Chad Vose Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Carla and Dylan Bolden Pam and Jason Creel Tracy and Scott Wallingford Laura Goff Allison and Chris Bovard Meghana and Harpreet Dhall Pam Wills-Ward and Meg and Dave Graves Ivonne and David Cabrales Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey Mitchell Ward Michelle and John Grimes Tamara and David Campbell Shannon and Jeff Estes Mi Jung and Jim Warner Melissa and Geoff Harper Laura and Riz Chand Elise and Rob Fermier Kelly Warren Kacy and Steve Holmes Cathy and Mark Cohen Kathy and Jeromy Fielder Jeannie and David Weisoly Katie and Jed Johnson Liz and Ross Cunningham Soume and Paul Foshee Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker Karyna and A.J. Johri Cammy and Holmes Davis Madhuri and Amar Gande Marianna and Jon Yellen George Joseph Vivian and Billy Dimas Jenney and David Gillikin Jina Kaiser Kim and Clark Griffith Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer Class of 2016 Karen and Bob Knudson Peter Holland Dana and Tom Garner Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman Lorri and David Lancashire Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Jamie and Greg Gaunt Lisa and Kyle Antes Gina and Tom Landry Jen and Brett Lochridge Anice Genender Raj Arakal and Usha Mani Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Nisha and Vikas Lunia Paul Genender Laura and Andy Baughman Lindi and Chris Light Pene and Eric Meniere Ashley and Kris Glover Traci and Travis Blalock David Mangelsdorf and Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Haise and Kevin Borgmann Katrina Cotton Laura and Erin Miller Meg and Dave Graves Maura and Jason Bradshaw Beverly and David Markham Jon Morgan and Liz Seabury Cindy and Michael Harrington Rebecca and Chad Brown Candace and Rich Martin Kelly and David Moskovic Kim and Thomas Henley Shonn and Clarence Brown Marlon McMakin and Sara Mosle Kristie and Tom Hoitsma Lori and David Browne Camille Varland Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky Laura and Ellison Hurt Erika and Chad Burkhardt Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Leslie and Jason Needleman Didem and Onur Inanoglu Jennifer and Christian Cather Donna and Tim Mitchell Susan and Doug Ness Mamta and Rajeev Jain Kristie and Rob Clark Amy and Brian Mitts Jayme and Salim Nourallah Vidya Jayaraman and Anisa Iyer Cathy and Mark Cohen Anne and Tom Motlow Nova and Lincoln Patel Janine and Sasha Jovanovic Laurie and Joe Darlak Lesa and Nick Nikolai Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Lisa and Harvey Davisson Susan and Steve O’Brien Jeffrey Rahilly and Aliya and Mushtak Khatri Laura and Bill Dickason Traci and Sean Owen Kimberly Freeland Nancy Kim Trey Dyer and Maggie Dyer

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Monica and Joe Eastin Matt Valentine and Edna and Dante Renzulli Arden and Scott Ellis Melissa Valentine Maria and Bryan Rutledge Catie and Aaron Enrico Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Christina and Tomo Sakai Shannon and Jeff Estes Angela and Luis Zambrano Betty and Brian Schultz Tim Foo and Kristine Doan Amy and Mike Zicarelli Molly and Michael Sealy Neha and Salil Gaitonde Glynnis and Denys ’74 Slater Jenney and David Gillikin Class of 2017 Paul Staveteig and Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman Nalini and Paul Aggarwal Gretchen Champion Amy and Steve Hall Heather and Ray Balestri Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Kim and Vaughn Hester Stephanie and Paul Bassman Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney Kate and Jeff Hoedebeck Lisa and Marquez Bela Beth and Bryan Thomas Esther and Paul Hood Carla and Dylan Bolden Laura and Bryan Trubey Melissa and Rob Hunt Thomas Bradley and Lisa Raper Mechiell Whitaker Tucker Valerie and Todd Istre Margaret and Robert Braun Reggie Tucker Gunjan and Anurag Jain Karen and Kyle Butler Kristen and Brian Twomey Janine and Sasha Jovanovic Ivonne and David Cabrales Vaughn Vennerberg and Georgia Sue Black Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Russell Canham and Raksha Jain Kent Kunkel Ben Meyer ’13 Sabra and Shaul Katzav Daniel Clifford and Pam Wills-Ward and Margot Meyer ’14 Angela and Marc Klein Shannon Morse Mitchell Ward Naomi and Bernard Bloom Rachel ’83 and Brian Ladin Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin Sarah and Russell Weinberg Hudson Bloom ’15 Holly and Bruce Lanahan Mandy and Sean Davenport Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker Joan and Chuck Bovard Heidi and Joey Lane Laura and Bill Dickason Shana and Barry Wilcox Sam Bovard ’11 Laura and Rick Lear Mark Envani and Lori Ward April and John Willingham Karen and Bruce Lobdell Jack Bovard ’15 Jen and Greg Fomin Claudia and Brian Wing Nisha and Vikas Lunia Joan Bowman Veretta and Marlon Frazier Marianna and Jon Yellen David Mangelsdorf and Cruz Hoitsma ’15 Bonnee and Marc Fuller Michael Zhu and Jane Liu Martha and Ron Bradshaw Katrina Cotton David Gerber and Lara Johnson Beverly and David Markham Claire Bradshaw ’16 Shona and Arlo Gilbert Maria and Federico Marroquin Grandparents Brenda and Stuart Brand Ashley and Kris Glover Helma and Ed Ackerman Abby Brand ’12 Kimberly and Neelesh Mehendale Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Reid Ackerman ’14 Kay and Clarence Brown Pam and Carter Meyer Ashleigh and Will Gravlee Owen Ackerman ’16 Evan Brown ’13 Hayley and Ali Mirza Cindy and Michael Harrington Carol and Bill Adams Ryan Brown ’16 Erika and Jarod Moss Kim and Thomas Henley Luke Adams ’12 Lynn Brown Susan and Doug Ness Jennifer and Justin Hogue Brooke Adams ’14 Hudson Brown ’16 Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Marian and Jerry Holzsweig Suzanne and Nasim Akhtar Diana and Bob Buckles Wendy and Jay Newberger Jennifer and Steve Houghton Andrew Akhtar ’15 Michaela Creel ’14 Jamie and Melbourne O’Banion Nicole and Brian Householder Sandy and Bryce Anderson Emma and Juan Cabrales Traci and Sean Owen Katie and Jed Johnson Luke Zicarelli ’16 Sarah Cabrales ’15 Amisha and Amit Patel Sonia and Jatin Kakkar Bob Baker Tessa Cabrales ’17 Sharon and David Pfaff Chelsea and Mike Lake Virginia Baker ’12 Cindy and Bob Campbell Suzanne and Huy Pham Brenna and Will Lambert Francis Barnes and Susu Campbell ’15 Kristen and Clifton Phillips Shiela and Justin Lannen Priscilla Wrubel Mary Katherine Cates Veenu and Rohit Puri Laura and Rick Lear Stella Wrubel ’16 Mercer Lee ’15 Ricki and Andy Rabin Lisa and Rick Levy Sandy and Robert Bassman Sharon and Murray Cohen Jen and Ravi Ratan Lindi and Chris Light Skylar Kaye ’11 Jack Cohen ’15 Kristin and Ricky Rees Susan and Mike Matta Caroline Cohen ’16 Chris Rowley and Mandy Dake Monica and Matt ’86 McGraw Blake Bassman ’14 Sophia Cohen ’16 Julie ’86 and Peter Shaddock Nikki and Jason Morash Blair Bassman ’17 Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Jennifer and Jeff Morrison Carol Baumer Chanda and Ken Crane Natalie and Lantz Sharpe Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Thomas Matta ’12 Josh Chabria ’13 Kelly and Brad Shoup Kelly and David Moskovic Brooke Matta ’17 Jean and Robert C. Crates Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small Sree and Nik Munshi Majel and Ronnie Beall Campbell Crates ’12 Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Michelle and Brian Murawski Peyton Sharpe ’16 Judy and Rod Creel Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Lily and Scott Myers Mary Ella and John Bitzer Michaela Creel ’14 Melissa and Bobby Sussman Jennifer and Brian Niccol Grant Needleman ’11 Nancy Cronin Charmaine and George Tang Taeri and Jonathan Oh Elise Needleman ’14 Jack Cronin ’17 Cragina Thomas Christine and Warren Paddock Dorothy Bjorck Linda and Bill Custard Laura and Bryan Trubey Monica and Toby Purdy Jack Cohen ’15 Henry Hurt ’15 Mechiell Whitaker Tucker Tulika and Upendar Reddy Caroline Cohen ’16 Susan and Michael Davidoff Reggie Tucker Karen and Keller Reid Sophia Cohen ’16 Alex Ladin ’16

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Ann and Bob Dyer Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Su-Su and Jerry Meyer Jill and Irwin Rose Row Dyer ’16 Jack Cronin ’17 Julian Meyer ’16 Sophia Hurst ’12 Shirley and Ken Eason Sandra Hill Mimi and Ron Moses Carol and Dave Rowley Claire Groves ’12 Dane Kozelsky ’11 Jack Moses ’15 Thomas Rowley ’16 Rosemary and Roger Enrico Rita and Sanford Holzsweig Adair Moses ’17 Dimple and Jack Royal Danny Enrico ’13 Celia Holzsweig ’17 Paula and Jon Mosle Elizabeth Walsh ’12 Gigi Enrico ’16 Dorris and Terry James Johanna Keyser ’14 Jessie and Jay Sackler Joey Enrico ’16 Benton O’Banion ’16 Birdie and Bill Mote Celia Holzsweig ’17 Karen and Mike Evans Kathy and Trip Johnson Katherine Mote ’15 Ellen and Lee Salzberger Isabella Fielder ’14 Inez Johnson ’13 Nancy and Joe Neuhoff Noah Stern ’16 Margaret and Jim Farr Maxwell Johnson ’17 Colin Neuhoff ’11 Kippy and Dave Sands Raja Mehendale ’16 Jane and Elwyn Jones Madelyn Neuhoff ’16 Inez Johnson ’13 Barbara and Ernest Feldgus Briggs Jones ’12 Lynda and Gordon Newman Maxwell Johnson ’17 Shae Galardi ’13 Sally Junkins Lindsay Kaplan ’12 Elaine and Allen Schuster Sandra and Gary Fernandes Patrick Kerrigan ’11 Suzanne and Peter Paddock Hanna Newberger ’15 Anna Lobdell ’15 Sophia Fernandes ’11 Jackson Paddock ’17 Eva Newberger ’16 Jacob Lobdell ’16 Sophie and Arkady Fomin Mary and Charlie Patterson Judy and Dave Scull Pat and John Kerrigan Aubrey Fomin ’17 Drew West ’13 Virginia Baker ’12 Patrick Kerrigan ’11 Nita and John Ford Angela Paulos Diane and Scott Sealy Sandra Kirk Ella Varel ’11 Angeliki Paulos ’15 Lilly Sealy ’14 Kirsten Kirk ’12 Parker Owen ’13 Anne and Wayne Pfaff Scotty Sealy ’15 Jake Kirk ’15 Peyton Owen ’16 Andrew Pfaff ’13 Georgia Sealy ’17 Paula and Wallace Franklin George Knudson Margo and Jack Shadle Grace Knudson ’13 Cate Pfaff ’16 Colin Neuhoff ’11 Isabella Shadle ’11 Mary and Danny Kureska Roxanne and Gene Phillips Madelyn Neuhoff ’16 Christian Shadle ’13 Peyton Plumlee ’14 Riley Phillips ’15 Rekha and Uday Garadi Thomas Shadle ’16 Alexa Plumlee ’15 Sydney Phillips ’16 Amar Kakkar ’17 Betty Sue and Israel Sheinberg Sherry and Ronnie Lamb Lainie Porter Holly Gaunt Matthew Pollock ’11 Joshua Weisoly ’13 Porter Gaunt ’15 Porter Gaunt ’15 Dena and Peter Silberman Nathan Weisoly ’13 Kay and Jim Preddy Beverly and Thurman Geddie Brody Morrison ’17 Abby Weisoly ’15 Penelope Piccagli ’11 Quinn O’Brien ’11 Del Ruth Skaggs Bonnie and Carl Lang Alex Piccagli ’12 Dwyer O’Brien ’13 Whitney Reid ’14 Barbara and Stan Rabin Caroline Anderson ’15 Joan and Larry Genender Caroline Reid ’17 Alex Rabin ’12 Denys Slater Jack Genender ’13 Clem and Fred Lear Cooper Rabin ’16 Rodes Slater ’15 George Genender ’15 Logan Lear ’16 Corky Rambo Will Slater ’17 Martha and Bob Gillikin Finley Lear ’17 Grace Knudson ’13 Marianne and Roger Staubach Kate Gillikin ’14 Pat and Barry Macy Sandy and Philip Raskin Gracie Grimes ’11 Alexander Gillikin ’16 Quentin Balestri ’15 Gus Solis ’12 Emma Grimes ’13 Beverly and Charles Ginsburg Julian Balestri ’17 Roman Solis ’15 Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Julia Small ’16 Patricia and Ted Mandeville Peggy S. Rayzor Will Steinhart ’12 Tracy I. Glover Griffin Benners ’12 Jack Moses ’15 Matthew Steinhart ’15 Rivers Glover ’15 Jackson Benners ’15 Adair Moses ’17 Meg Steinhart ’15 Autumn Glover ’17 Ellen and Stephen Manshel Jennie and Stuart Reeves Luke Steinhart ’17 Gigi and Bud Goff Chloe Weinman ’11 Stella Wrubel ’16 Sheila and Larry Stern Audrey Goff ’13 Barbara and Jim Manzi Maria and Antonio Reyes Noah Stern ’16 Laurie and Peter Grauer Charlie L. Stobaugh StacyBeth Cohen ’13 Isabella Shadle ’11 Logan Lear ’16 Emery Stobaugh ’12 Susan and Richard Marcus Christian Shadle ’13 Finley Lear ’17 Delia Stobaugh ’15 Charlie Rose ’12 Thomas Shadle ’16 Suzanne Green Nancy and Kent Stobaugh Jack Rose ’13 Sheila Rice Alex Rabin ’12 Emery Stobaugh ’12 Rita and Jim Marquess John Paul Noonan ’12 Cooper Rabin ’16 Delia Stobaugh ’15 Jackson Whitaker ’15 Peggy and Bill Roe Ellen and John Grimes Austin Whitaker ’17 Carlene and Jack Strobel Avery Borgmann ’12 Gracie Grimes ’11 Susan Marquess Josh Chabria ’13 Robert Borgmann ’14 Emma Grimes ’13 Jackson Whitaker ’15 Ginger and Louis Sullivan William Borgmann ’16 Dorisene and Joe Groves Austin Whitaker ’17 Paul Sullivan ’12 Judy and Colin Rorrie Claire Groves ’12 Marilyn Merkle Betsy and Bob Swango Susu Campbell ’15 Pushpa and Krishan Gupta Charlotte Schultz ’17 Jackson Swango ’12 Deedie and Rusty Rose Anya Aggarwal ’17 Jane and Henry Meyer Katherine Swango ’14 Charlie Rose ’12 Linda and Harlan Harper Ben Meyer ’13 Meryl Katz ’15 Jack Rose ’13 Mark Motlow ’13 Margot Meyer ’14 Judd Katz ’16

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Barbara and John Thomas Eric Lombardi ’73 Ben Clark ’83 Lilly Sealy ’14 Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Lisa and Chris ’83 Gannett Georgia Sealy ’17 Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Rachel ’83 and Brian Ladin Sandra and Rice Tilley Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Amanda Oneacre Rockow ’83 Campbell Crates ’12 Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford Justin ’83 and Nicole ’83 Small Lynda and Jim Tonick Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Denise and Christopher ’83 Avery Henderson ’13 Eric Reeves ’74 Stewart Marilyn and Gene Torbett Amy Sheinberg ’74 Ashley Geller ’84 Claire Bradshaw ’16 Glynnis and Denys ’74 Slater Joe Zopolsky ’84 Anne and Chuck Vose Gretchen ’75 and Reiner Brasch Melissa ’85 and Jon Rodriguez Gardiner Vose ’13 Marcella Butler ’75 Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Harrison Vose ’15 Robin Carder ’75 Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker Ferna and Craig Ward Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Kaethe Thomas ’12 Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King Jeffrey Kitner ’86 John Wetzel ’03 Tayce Thomas ’16 Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas Monica and Matt ’86 McGraw Rand Barnes ’04 Rebecca and Charlie Watson Andrew Wilson ’75 Julie ’86 and Peter Shaddock Carter Brasch ’04 Cameron Peters ’12 Lori and Brian ’75 Zweig Allison ’87 and Josh Block Coco Freling ’04 Gayle and Joe Weinberg Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Charles Marsh ’87 Richard Freling ’04 John Weinberg ’17 Helen and Rives ’76 Castleman Kelly Oleson ’87 James Graass ’04 Mona Wheatley Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Steven Clark ’88 Kate Mosle ’04 Sam Bovard ’11 Amy and Matt ’88 Miller Candace and Max ’76 Swango Jackson Olesky ’04 Jack Bovard ’15 Joe Tauscher ’88 Carla Wheeler ’76 Karina Rambeau ’04 Karen Wilbur Lisa ’89 and Richard Hartman Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom Mason Reiter ’04 Kate Gillikin ’14 Margaret ’89 and Brad Hirsch Jamie Ginsberg Garrett ’77 Duncan Smart ’04 Alexander Gillikin ’16 Courtney Johnson ’89 Alex May ’77 Marshall Stone ’04 Maggie and Ennis Williams Kristin ’89 and Aaron Ortega Talley and Bradley ’77 Miller Emily Wisner ’04 Lydia Williams ’13 Tom Mercer ’89 Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Nicholas R. Agritelley ’05 Helen and Gene Willingham George Seay ’77 Marcy Applebaum ’05 Johnny Willingham ’17 Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon 1990s Kirby Brand ’05 Victoria Wiman Amy Brown ’78 Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender Peter Etheridge ’05 Kate Eastin ’16 Hilary Jenkins ’78 Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb Julianne Jacobs ’05 Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough Adam Leventhal ’78 Lindsay Rubin ’90 Katie Kerrigan ’05 Jack Yarbrough ’13 Allan Padgett ’78 Lilly Albritton ’91 Jordan Olschwanger ’05 Mary and Ken Yung Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Lauren Brown ’92 Jessica Westberry ’05 Sophia Yung ’14 Owen Wilson ’79 Finley Harbaugh ’93 Emily Church ’06 Sue and Luis Zambrano Laura and Ellison Hurt Ashley M. Johnson ’93 Will Church ’06 Olivia Zambrano ’16 Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Katie Nelson ’93 Catherine Graass ’06 Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Natalie Koch ’96 Tanner C. Hakert ’06 Alumni Donors Greg Marquess ’79 Joe Bumpas ’97 Paul Herz ’06 Rebecca ’79 and Keith McNeal Lauren Hosek ’97 Amanda Kadesky ’06 by Decade Kay Ellen ’79 and Jake Pollack Helen Jury ’98 Katie Payne ’06 1960s Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Katherine Rochelle ’98 Kayla Rambeau ’06 Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow Kenny Steinhart ’79 Callie Stone ’06 Sara and Mark ’64 Albert 2000s Alexandra Villareal ’06 Anne Cowden Padilla ’66 1980s Kristen Davis ’00 Courtney Weisbart ’06 Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan Daniel Clifford and Lindsay Dolan ’00 P.T. Yager ’06 Jack Foxworth ’68 Shannon ’80 Morse Garrett Moore ’00 Sam Cowger ’07 Jill Bee ’69 Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman Joseph Albert ’01 Claire Cramm ’07 Kalita Beck Blessing ’69 Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Merrill Reiter ’01 Timothy Simenc ’07 Leah and Jon ’69 Gross Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes David D. Smart, Jr. ’01 Seth Applebaum ’08 Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson Cate Wetzel ’01 Shelby Brand ’08 Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh Natalie Breen ’02 Sloane Castleman ’08 1970s Anne Yarbrough ’81 Adrienne Gehan ’02 Meredith Hessel ’08 Stacy Shepherd ’70 Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin Andrew Jury ’02 David Kerrigan ’08 Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey Katherine Levy ’02 Jonathan King ’08 Helen ’71 and Mike Butler Justin Kasmir ’82 Katri Niemi ’02 Ben Krakow ’08 Laura ’71 and David Cole Jon ’82 Morgan and Liz Seabury Chandler Weisbart ’02 Sally Levine ’08 Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz Luke Wilson ’82 Natalie Jaynes ’03 Michael Mosle ’08 Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Betsy Baum ’83 Andrew Kadesky ’03 Megan Olschwanger ’08

38 Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 Donors by Constituency

Ryan Pollack ’08 Mary and David Dolan Les Niemi and Sharon Brown Dorothy Comley Philip Smart ’08 Samantha and Tim Durst Edith and Peter O’Donnell Kristin and John Curreri Chandler Crates ’09 Betsy and Richard Eiseman Stacy and David Olesky Melba Dillard Tate Hakert ’09 Nancy and Mario Esquivel Donna and Larry Olschwanger Melisa and Jeff Dorrill Tommy Hessel ’09 Suzy and Howard Etheridge Dan Patterson Susan and Richard Faber Austin Krohn ’09 Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Missy and Bill Payne Patricia Fair Whit Payne ’09 Jenifer and Peter Flynn Jennifer and Tim Perkins Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Ali Simenc ’09 Sherry and Joel Fontenot Sonia Philipson Karen Filipino Nita and John Ford Roxanne and Gene Phillips Dolores and Boyd Foster 2010s Dodie and Jack Foxworth Mollie and Paul Pin Susie French Amelia Brown ’10 Caroline and Glenn Gehan Kay Ellen ’79 and Jake Pollack Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb Madeleine and Mark Geller Anna Cramm ’10 Lainie Porter Traci Good Beverly and Charles Ginsburg Mary Kay Hagar Cameron H. Crates ’10 Joan and Ken Raff Jill and Brett Giroir Lali and Jon Rambeau Karen and Mike Hagar Sarah Hodgson ’10 Susan and Jim Graass Jennie and Stuart Reeves Charles Hansford Cole Jordan ’10 Olivia and Fred Guggenheim Leanne and Mark Reiter LaJean and Joe Henry Eli Krakow ’10 Ute and Rolf Haberecht Margaret and Bob Rogers Stacy and Tom Holliday Logan Krohn ’10 Tania and Kevin Hardage Christine and Dick Rogoff Michelle and William Holloway Katherine Pollock ’10 Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Rod Rohrich and Diane Gibby Lynn and Sam Hughes Reece Rabin ’10 Lillian and Greg Hessel Sharon Ross Calvin T. Hull Shelby Schultz ’10 Linda and Phil Hodgson Marcia and Stephen Schaul Sue and William Joiner Camie Swango ’10 Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz Betty Sue and Israel Sheinberg Michael Kardash James West ’10 Tricia and Jerry Hosek Kristin and Dan Simenc Phyllis and Jeffrey Kessler Olivette and Alan Hubler Michelle and Mike Sims Barbara Kinard Sandra and Rick Illes Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Barbara and Bob Kirstein Parents of Alumni Frances and Donald Jackson Charla and John Smart Ashlee and Chris Kleinert Helma and Ed Ackerman Carolyn and Michael Jaynes Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Jane Koerner Sara and Mark ’64 Albert Marietta Scurry Johnson Charlie L. Stobaugh Coleta and Joe Lewis Diane Alder Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Nancy and Kent Stobaugh Pat and Joe Lola Debbie and Marc Andres Ann and Keith Kadesky Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson Richard Lyon Barbra and Bud Applebaum Jennifer and Tom Karol Linda and Larry Sutton John Mack Julie and Paul Baker Brigitte and Kimo Kimichik Betsy and Bob Swango Carolyn and Pat Maupin Kim and Randy Barnes Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King Brooke and Charles Tappan Emily McBurney Georgia Sue Black Lillian and Brett Kirstein Shirley and Pete Tart Margaret McDermott Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Rita and Jack Klein Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas Gladys and G.C. Merritt Carolyn and Ronald Blum Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Bobbie and Andy Villareal Joyce Owen Brenda and Stuart Brand Lisa and Peter Kraus Krystn and Scott Waddell Lisa and Daniel Parker Gretchen ’75 and Reiner Brasch Tricia and Jim Krohn Marjorie and Dick Waters Sallie Rayzor Susie and George Breen Eleanor Laney Kenn Webb and Carol Roark Nancy and John Breitfeller Bob Latham Harriet Anne Tabb Marsha and Louis Robertson Lisa and Chuck Brown Tom Leatherbury and Pat Villareal Kandi and Mark Weisbart Marian Rosenblum Diane and Stuart Bumpas Carol and John Levy Carolyn and David Westberry Jennifer and Jacob Schulz Sally and Allen Butler Rayna and Michael Loeb Catherine and Jack Wetzel Maureen and James Self Helen ’71 and Mike Butler Pat and Joe Lola Melinda and Stephen Winn Terry and Larry Sengbush Billie and Henry Carder Jill and Brent Magnuson Peggy and Rory Wisner Ann and Irwin Sentilles Phyllis and Bruce Carr Susan Marquess Anne Yager Shane Shanafelt Ana and Don Carty Alex May ’77 Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough Pat and Jim Stevens Mary Cynthia and Bill Church Mary Ann and Mike May Sally and Barney Young Paul Tarwater Jo and Stanley Cohen Sheila McCartor Imogene Thoma Laura ’71 and David Cole Marty and Jack Melton Friends and Janice and Douglas Ugaki Susan and Chris Cooper Esther and Michael Meyers Connie Urbanczyk Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan Carmen and Ludwig Michael Former Faculty/Staff Danielle and Matthew Wallace Hope and Gene Cramm Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz Richard Andrews Cecilia and Terry Watson Kitty and Tom Cross Shirley and Bob Miller Anonymous Jan and Ron Weishaar Betsy and Bennett Cullum Patty and David Miller Lauren Bell Sean Wheeler Linda and Bill Custard Sue and Brad Moore Darlene Brajer Kay and Oscar Williams Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Jennifer and Jon Mosle Phil Brewer Mark Wischmeyer Jim Davis and Heidi Williams Kristin and John Mullen Ranell and Steve Brown Meredith Wrighton Sandy and Barry Diamond Nancy and Joe Neuhoff Marian and Robert Buslett Susan and Mike Dodge Barbara and Bud Nichols Sylvia Carraway

Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 39 Organizational Donors and Tribute Gifts

The following list reflects giving from organizational donors and tribute gifts for the period June 1, 2010, to May 31, 2011. It includes cash contributions to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds. Organizations Short Stop II Phil Brewer Connie Urbanczyk 4-L Engineering Skintrigue, Inc. Marian and Robert Buslett Danielle and Matthew Wallace Abbott Fund Smith, Frank & Partners Sylvia Carraway Cecilia and Terry Watson Edward and Wilhelmina The Staubach Family Foundation Dorothy V. Comley Kenn Webb and Ackerman Foundation Steinhart Family Advised Fund of Command Security Corporation Harriet Anne Tabb American Endowment Foundation The Dallas Foundation Aviation Safeguards Jan and Ron Weishaar Bank of Oklahoma Studio Bon Kristin and John Curreri Sean Wheeler Bank of Texas Texas Instruments Foundation Melba Dillard Kay and Oscar Williams Philip T. Bee Charitable Trust Underwood, Perkins & Ralston Patricia Fair Mark Wischmeyer Sandra and Gary Fernandes Bold Foundation, Inc. Vose Foundation Inc. Anne Marie Helfrich Karen Filipino Campbell Dental PA E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Betsy and Barrett Cullum Dolores and Boyd Foster Margaret Bennett Cullum The Coca-Cola Company Foundation, Inc. Furman Land Purveyors, Inc Charitable Lead Unitrust Command Security Corporation Traci Good Elizabeth Helfrich Aviation Safeguards Tribute Gifts Mary Kay Hagar Betsy and Barrett Cullum Communities Foundation of Texas A wonderful life of learning Karen and Mike Hagar Margaret Bennett Cullum Margaret Bennett Cullum Mary Ann and Mike May LaJean and Joe Henry Charitable Lead Unitrust Charitable Lead Unitrust Carrie Bays Hereford Texas Federal Credit Ben Krakow Dallas Jewish Community E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Foundation Union Sandy and Barry Diamond Foundation The Hockaday School Will Lambert Dubuque Bank & Trust Company Sarah and Russell Weinberg Helen and Gene Willingham Michelle and William Holloway Galaxy Soccer Team Eason Petroleum, Inc. Calvin Hull The Lamplighter Faculty The Aaron and Catie Enrico Kathey Beddow Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock IVerify, Inc. Marcella Butler ’75 Family Foundation Sue and William Joiner Catherine Lynn eScrip Sarah and Russell Weinberg Jessica Bennett JPMorgan Chase & Co. Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Eye Surgery of Texas, P.A. Michael Kardash E. Paul and Helen Buck Waggoner Sarah and Russell Weinberg Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Katie Kerrigan ’05 Sheila McCartor Foundation Furman Land Purveyors, Inc. David Kerrigan ’08 Frances and Donald Jackson Sarah and Russell Weinberg G. Scott Waddell Company, Inc. Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Sue McCullough Helen and Gene Willingham Goldman, Sachs & Co. Phyllis and Jeffrey Kessler Sarah and Russell Weinberg John Breitfeller Haynes and Boone, LLP Brigitte and Kimo Kimichik Marty Melton Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Hereford Texas Federal Credit Barbara Kinard Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Sarah and Russell Weinberg Union Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King Sarah and Russell Weinberg Matt Brenner Jill Herz, Attorney at Law, P.C. Barbara and Bob Kirstein Pam and Carter Meyer The Hockaday School Susan and Hank Alterman Lillian and Brett Kirstein Susan and Richard Faber I Wuf LP Sarah and Russell Weinberg Ashlee and Chris Kleinert Elise Murphy Iverify, Inc. Arnie Cohen Richard Lyon Susan and Hank Alterman JPMorgan Chase & Co. Anonymous John Mack Sarah and Russell Weinberg The Jerry R. Junkins Family Brenda and Stuart Brand Carolyn and Pat Maupin Marynell Murphy Foundation Betsy Cullum Emily McBurney Susan and Hank Alterman The Chris & Mirjam Kirk Donor Betsy and Barrett Cullum Gladys and G.C. Merritt Sarah and Russell Weinberg Advised Fund of The Dallas Margaret Bennett Cullum Jennifer and Jon Mosle Timmy Nadolsky Foundation Charitable Lead Unitrust Joyce Owen Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky Kirkwood Fund of The Margaret Cullum Lisa and Daniel Parker Karen Pollock Community Foundation Betsy and Barrett Cullum Dan Patterson Sarah and Russell Weinberg Lamplighter Parents’ Association Margaret Bennett Cullum Roxanne and Gene Phillips Vicki Raney Lunch Ladies LLC Charitable Lead Unitrust Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Susan and Hank Alterman Marilyn Torbett Company, LC Liz Curlin Preservation Dallas, Inc. Sarah and Russell Weinberg Microsoft Sarah and Russell Weinberg Julie and Gerry Reihsen Ed Ritenour Neiman Marcus Group Sandy Diamond Carol Roark Sarah and Russell Weinberg O’Donnell Foundation Susan and Hank Alterman Marsha and Louis Robertson Catherine Rose ORIX USA Corporation Sarah and Russell Weinberg Diane Gibby and Rod Rohrich Sarah and Russell Weinberg The Paulos Foundation Melisa Dorrill Beth and Paul Savoldelli Duncan Smart Pizza Hut Susan and Hank Alterman Jennifer and Jacob Schulz Sandy and Barry Diamond Plastronics Socket Company Paul Genender Maureen and James Self Dwayne Spencer Preservation Dallas, Inc. Judy Gass Ann and Irwin Sentilles Sarah and Russell Weinberg Rashti & Mitchell Attorneys at Law Susan and Hank Alterman Shane Shanafelt Patricia Vermillion Russell Rhodes Frances and Donald Jackson Smith, Frank & Partners Sarah and Russell Weinberg Safeway, Inc. Sarah and Russell Weinberg Shirley and Pete Tart Bryant Wolf Michael P. Sealy Family Trust Brenda Hagar Paul Tarwater Sarah and Russell Weinberg Sengbush Studio, Inc. Barbra and Bud Applebaum Imogene Thoma Luke Zicarelli 7th Generation Foundation Amy and Matt Brenner Janice and Douglas Ugaki Amy and Mike Zicarelli

40 Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 Keepers of the Flame

Keepers of the Flame includes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund for five or more years.

15+ YEARS Pat and John Kerrigan 10 Donna and Jordan Cowman 7 Georgia Sue Black 5 Jack Foxworth ’68 21 Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King 10 Linda and Bill Custard 7 Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey 5 Goldman, Sachs & Co. 21 Loretta and Wendell Lee 10 Debbie and Sam Elchami 7 Angie and Marshall Brackbill 5 Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow 20 Rayna and Michael Loeb 10 Jenifer and Peter Flynn 7 Shonn and Clarence Brown 5 Linda and John Cauley 20 Johanna and Greg Nystrom 10 Rebecca and Jonathan Giles 7 Melanie and Marty Buckholt 5 Liz Curlin 20 Merrill Reiter ’01 10 Colleen and Scott Gilmour 7 Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr 5 Sheila McCartor 20 Cheryl Shulman 10 Ute and Rolf Haberecht 7 Theresa Christensen 5 Sue McCullough 20 Reagan Tate 10 Melissa and Geoff Harper 7 Laurie and Joe Darlak 5 Marty and Jack Melton 20 The Coca-Cola Company 10 Sandra Hill 7 Catie and Aaron Enrico 5 Pam and Ken O’Krent 20 Sarah and Russell Weinberg 10 Linda and Phil Hodgson 7 Joan and Larry Genender 5 Kathy Ritz 20 Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst 7 Paul Genender 5 Diane and Stuart Bumpas 19 5+ YEARS Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson 7 Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis 5 Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan 17 Beth and Rob Baker 9 Tracy and Jeff Kaye 7 Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb 5 Rita and Jack Klein 17 Allison and Chris Bovard 9 Jeffrey Kitner ’86 7 Meg and Dave Graves 5 Susie and George Breen 16 Angela and John Crates 9 Angela and Marc Klein 7 Tanner C. Hakert ’06 5 Mary and David Dolan 16 Shirley and Ken Eason 9 Amy and Darren Kozelsky 7 Tania and Kevin Hardage 5 Carol and John Levy 16 Sandra and Gary Fernandes 9 Shari and Andy Krage 7 Peter Holland 5 Carmen and Ludwig Michael 16 Molly ’81 and Jeremy Fernandes 9 Tricia and Jim Krohn 7 Maggie and Jeff Hollway 5 Nancy and Jim Skochdopole 16 Judy and Robert Gass 9 Leslie and Jason Needleman 7 Karen and Bob Knudson 5 Barbara and Bud Nichols 15 Michelle and John Grimes 9 Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli 7 June Landry 5 Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas 15 Shelly and Todd Groves 9 Vicki Raney 7 Heidi and Joey Lane 5 Anne Yarbrough ’81 15 Lillian and Greg Hessel 9 Mason Reiter ’04 7 Bob Latham 5 Andrew Jury ’02 9 Marcia and Stephen Schaul 7 Jen and Brett Lochridge 5 Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow 9 April and David Seeds 7 Pat and Joe Lola 5 10+ YEARS Rachel ’83 and Brian Ladin 9 Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon 7 Nancy and John Breitfeller 14 David Mangelsdorf and 5 Lisa and Rick Levy 9 Jenny and Tim ’81 Stobaugh 7 Lisa and Peter Kraus 14 Katrina Cotton Alex May ’77 9 Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan 6 Candace and Rich Martin 5 Jennifer and Jon Mosle 14 Marilyn Merkle 9 Laura and Andy Baughman 6 Elise Murphy 14 Susan and Mike Matta 5 Talley and Bradley ’77 Miller 9 Leslie and David Benners 6 Mary Ann and Mike May 5 Claude White 14 Kate and Mark Ogden 9 Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom 6 Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand 13 Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer 5 Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock 9 Lauren Brown ’92 6 Esther and Jaime Mondragon 5 Ana and Don Carty 13 Deedie and Rusty Rose 9 Jenny and Pete Bulban 6 Laura ’71 and David Cole 13 Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff 5 Catherine and Will ’77 Rose 9 Kelli and A.J. Chabria 6 Lynda and Gordon Newman 5 Maria ’74 and Brent Dau 13 Sharon Ross 9 Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer 6 Sally Junkins 13 Ann and Paul Noonan 5 Betty and Brian Schultz 9 Leslie Ezelle and Libby Toudouze 6 Jennifer and Tim Perkins 5 Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan 13 Terry and Larry Sengbush 9 Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford 6 Patty and David Miller 13 Sharon and David Pfaff 5 Sengbush Studio, Inc. 9 Angela and Gary ’71 Horowitz 6 Khanh Pham and Victoria Nguyen 5 Joan and Ken Raff 13 Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer 9 Melissa and Rob Hunt 6 Jody Stout 13 Monica and Toby Purdy 5 Kenny Steinhart ’79 9 Mirjam and Chris Kirk 6 Rashti & Mitchell Attorneys at Law 5 Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer 13 Phyllis and Ron Steinhart 9 Michelle and Bill Lockhart 6 Carolyn and David Westberry 13 Sheila Rice 5 Candace and Max ’76 Swango 9 Brian McCool 6 Bruce Rothstein and 5 Melisa and Jeff Dorrill 12 Patricia and John Vermillion 9 Gayle and David McCoy 6 Sarah Rechter Heather and Chris Gilker 12 Merry and Chad Vose 9 Marlon McMakin and 6 Gowri and Alex Sharma 5 Helen Jury ’98 12 Brenda and Stuart Brand 8 Camille Varland Randi Steinhart 5 Jennifer and Tom Karol 12 Lisa and Chuck Brown 8 Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz 6 Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson 5 Jill and Brent Magnuson 12 Ivonne and David Cabrales 8 Lily and Scott Myers 6 Laurie and Andrew Wallace 5 Missy and Bill Payne 12 Tamara and David Campbell 8 Susan and Doug Ness 6 Pam Wills-Ward and Mitchell Ward 5 Kathryn and John Szwejkowski 12 Susan and Chris Cooper 8 Katri Niemi ’02 6 Lisa and George Warren 5 Bobbie and Andy Villareal 12 Cammy and Holmes Davis 8 Susan and Steve O’Brien 6 Wendy and James White 5 Ranell and Steve Brown 11 Jina Kaiser 8 Darla and Carl Scherz 6 Hope and Gene Cramm 11 Lyndsey Marron 8 Nancy and Kent Stobaugh 6 Sally and Barney Young 5 Lindsay Dolan ’00 11 Donna and Tim Mitchell 8 Kiersten and Michael Stockham 6 Joe Zopolsky ’84 5 Jane Koerner 11 Anne Cowden Padilla ’66 8 Carlene and Jack Strobel 6 Marynell Murphy 11 Lakeshia and Chris Peters 8 Cragina Thomas 6 Carrie Wright 11 Sonia Philipson 8 Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu 6 Amy and Matt Brenner 10 Ricki and Andy Rabin 8 Ferna and Craig Ward 6 Amy Brown ’78 10 Judy and Colin Rorrie 8 Wendy and Michael Weinman 6 Mary Cynthia and Bill Church 10 Judy and Dave Scull 8 Julie and Jamie Welton 6 Kitty and Tom Cross 10 Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon 8 Bryant Wolf 6 Ellen and John Grimes 10 Susan and Hank Alterman 7 Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel 6 Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman 10 Carol Baumer 7 Lea and Leo Yancey 6 Jill and Paul Herz 10 Sally and Allen Butler 7 Martha and Nelson Arroyo 5

We have made every effort to give proper credit to all who have so generously contributed to The Lamplighter School during the 2010-2011 fiscal year. We regret any omissions or errors and request that any such oversight be reported to the Advancement Office at 214-369-9201 ext. 365 or [email protected]

Report of Annual Giving 2010-2011 41 Endowment Progress

The following reflects pledges and contributions received by May 31, 2011, to Lamplighter’s Endowed Funds.

Erik Jonsson Endowment for Teacher Development $100,000 Lamplighter Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund $26,485 Lamplighter Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund $134,732 Lamplighter Financial Aid Endowed Fund $85,712 Lamplighter General Endowed Fund $850,196 Lamplighter Media Center Endowed Fund $34,999 Lamplighter Technology Endowed Fund $38,568

Chandler ’09, Cameron ’10, and Campbell ’12 Crates Endowed Fund $50,000 The Margaret Jonsson Family Foundation Endowed Fund $100,000 The Jerry R. Junkins Family Endowed Fund $50,000 Kraus Family Endowed Fund $125,000 Patty and David Miller Family Endowed Fund $100,000 Katie ’06 and Whit ’09 Payne Endowed Fund $75,000 Sharma Family Endowed Fund $50,000 Klyde Warren ’13 Endowed Fund $100,000

Carty Family Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund $50,000 Pollock Family Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund $50,000

Alumni Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund $160,021 Carty Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund $150,000 LPA Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund $1,188,926

Chang-Myers Family Financial Aid Endowed Fund $51,000 Eugene McDermott Foundation Financial Aid Endowed Fund $50,000 Jess Merkle Foundation Financial Aid Endowed Fund $50,000 Kate ’04 and Michael ’08 Mosle Financial Aid Endowed Fund $75,000 Katherine ’10 and Matthew ’11 Pollock Financial Aid Endowed Fund $50,000

Campbell Family Media Center Endowed Fund $50,000 John W. Rose ’13 Media Center Endowed Fund $50,000

Margaret ’01 Corrigan Family Visiting Artist Endowed Fund $50,000 Dooley Author Series Endowed Fund $50,000 Endowed Fund for Pre-Kindergarten Program $56,000 Suzanne and B.G. ’75 Porter Community Education Endowed Fund $75,000 Charles H. Rose ’12 Environmental Science Endowed Fund $50,000 Carrie ’00 and Cody ’08 Thoma Patterson Environmental Science Endowed Fund $50,700 Endowed Fund for Music $3,333 Ward Family and Purdy Family Faculty Diversity Endowed Fund $50,000

Agritelley Family Technology Endowed Fund $10,000 Edward Alexander Rose ’10 Technology Endowed Fund $50,000 Ford/Varel and Owen Families Technology Endowed Fund $50,000 Krakow and Family Technology Endowed Fund $50,000

Approximate Total of Permanently Endowed Funds $4,440,678

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