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Tudor Arms Hotel Doubletree by Hilton 10660 Carnegie Avenue | Cleveland, OH 44106 Our Twenty-Fourth Year The Friends of the Shaker Schools Foundation present the 24th annual A NIGHT FOR THE RED &WHITE SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 2016 | 7 PM Tudor Arms Hotel DoubleTree by Hilton 10660 Carnegie Avenue | Cleveland, OH 44106 Our Twenty-Fourth Year A Night for the Saturday, March 5, 2016 Shaker Schools Foundation Shaker Schools Foundation Proudly Announces the 2016 Proudly Announces the 2016 BENEFACTORS ($5,500) FELLOWS ($2,500) THORMAN PETROV GROUP PATRONS ($3,500) 2 Shaker Schools Foundation Shaker Schools Foundation Proudly Announces the 2016 Proudly Announces the 2016 BENEFACTORS ($5,500) FELLOWS ($2,500) THORMAN PETROV GROUP PATRONS ($3,500) 3 P P EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sarah Morgan Raffle Joan & John Ball Hallie Stewart Chairs Kate Blaszak Tracy Peebles Jef Fowler Marcie & Matt Carrier Acknowledgements Theresa Walsh Mity Fowler Sharon & David Galin Emily & Peter Geier Shaker Schools Liaison Christine Auginas Beth & Rob Gillespie Shaker Schools Tiffany Goldstein Foundation Liaison Sue Starrett Jennie & Jonathan Kaffen Julie & Matt Lehman Administrative Support Ann Cutler Carrie & Scott Shelfer Erica Verderber Holly Wang Registration Jackie Acho Chairs Michelle & Brad Bond Corporate Sponsors Sue Starrett Roxanne Jaber Christina & Rob Bordonaro Katie Kiker Debbie Downing Solicitation Eileen Anderson Ashley & Michael Faulx Chairs Linda Bertsch Jodie & Jon Herbst Maureen Glasper Lauren Bowen Wael Jaber Annette Himes Katie Brancato Steve Kiker Elizabeth Roeder Elinor Danford Keely O’Bryan & David Landever Heather Weingart Mity Fowler Hynda & Ben Ockner Ellen Genger Elizabeth & Tres Roeder Tiffany Goldstein Sue & Adam Roth Meg Huff Kim & Jerry Schneiberg Jen Kuhel Koyen Shah Molly Markey Missy Sherwin Valerie Markland Megan McMahon Silent Auction Holly Carpenter Irene Meyerhoefer Chairs Erin Connell Jen Park Elane Better Liz Duffett Susan Ross Suzanne Taigen Anne Flamm Stephanie Teeter Beth Gillespie Edie Ungar-Shafron Barbara Horrigan Stacey Hren Solicitation Mailing Elinor Danford Meg Huff Invitation Design Ellen Seguin Molly Machmer-Wessels Ann Malone Invitation Mailing Eileen Anderson Leslie Moore Chairs Marnee Anderson Keely O’Bryan Liz Montenegro Tricia Caffrey Lori Robinson Molly Ritts Sarah Divakarla Carrie Shelfer Nancy Kennedy Rajani Tendulkar Molly Markey Cathy Warrier Hannah Mendelsohn Irene Meyerhoefer Silent Auction Closeout Angela Noecker Jen Proe Chair Pete Rauhe Leanne Sauerland Barb Rauhe Dan & Audrey White Shuara Shands Silent Auction Payment Laura Goldberg Sabrina Spangler Kate Hubben Heather Weingart Lisa Welsh Silent Auction Kiosk Doreen Abdullovski Schen & Shane Griest Catalog Assistant Susan Vodrey Stacey & Jonathan Hren Production Sarah Divakarla Katie & Sean Malone Database Manager Fiona Payne Shelby Reesing Publicity Laura Wheeler Lisa & Bill Welsh Catalog Distribution Mity Fowler Student Art Show Meg Furey Chair Beth Gillespie Ellen Genger Marnee Anderson Stephanie Miller Teacher Committee Darlene Garrison Social Media/Education Johnine Byrne Chair John Morris Ellen Genger Matthew Zucca William Scanlon Jane Lamb And all of the head building representatives of the Shaker Heights Teachers’ Association 4 P P Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................................4 Scholars ..........................................................................................................................................Table of Contents 6 Sponsors .........................................................................................................................................7 Menu .............................................................................................................................................11 Entertainment ..............................................................................................................................13 Raffle .............................................................................................................................................15 Silent Auction Guidelines ..........................................................................................................17 Art & More ...................................................................................................................................19 Clothing & Accessories ..............................................................................................................21 Dining & Food ............................................................................................................................ 25 Faculty, Staff & Schools ............................................................................................................ 33 Gatherings & Parties ..................................................................................................................41 Home & Garden ..........................................................................................................................43 Kids’ Stuff ....................................................................................................................................51 One of a Kind ..............................................................................................................................55 Pamper Yourself ..........................................................................................................................61 Tickets, Lessons & Memberships .............................................................................................65 Index of Donors & Advertisers .................................................................................................74 Tudor Originally built as The Cleveland Club Building, The Tudor Arms is a gem of early 1930’s Tudor/Gothic architecture designed by the architect, Frank Meade. From Arms 1939 to 1960 it served as a hotel with a supper club, booking jazz musicians of the day. The doors opened again when it was converted to a dormitory Hotel for Western Reserve University and Case Institute of Technology. The most recent renovations in 2011 have restored the building to use as a beautiful hotel, preserving and maintaining the integrity of its grand spaces and its meticulous, at times whimsical, architectural detail. Standing before the massive hearth in the Tudor Room will transport you to a time and place that only exists in books and old movies. The splendor of the Crystal Ballroom has been brought back to life and enhanced with murals painted by local artist, Nicolette Capuano. Prepare yourself for an evening of classic old-world charm as we celebrate the Shaker Schools in the beautiful Tudor Arms Hotel. 5 P P Scholars Abby & Tom Abelson Carol & Gil Lowenthal Jean & Andy Albrecht Brian Luntz Marnee & Brendan Anderson Mary Neagoy & Ed Markey Catherine Scallen & Bob Brown Sally & Don Messinger Dorothy Bruggeman Marina & Eduardo Mireles Ellen & John Cannon Judge K.J. Montgomery Jennifer & Bill Clawson Sarah & Jay Morgan Mimi & Al Connors Denise & Doug Neary Susan & Michael Cristal Paula & Michael Penzner Dr. Todd C. Davidson Jody & Tod Podl Alex Liston Dykema Deborah Coleman & Dan Polster Anne & Scott Flamm Dorothea & Michael Polster Gina Beim & Mark Freeman Deborah & Ronald Ratner Abra & Todd Goldman Judy & Bob Rawson Linda Rae & Andrew Hertz Suzanne & Jonathan Scharfstein Freda Levenson & Jim Hill Anne Lyren & Matthew Schinabeck Annette & Brett Himes Shaker Heights Teachers’ Association Sandy & Harry Holmes Shuara & Philip Shands Annie & Rick Hubbard John F. Shelley Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. Hallie & James Stewart Dr. Diane Burgin & Annette Tucker Sutherland & Dr. David Hutt J. Mark Sutherland Jeffrey Isaacs Stasia & Jeff Vavruska Kathy & J. Stephen Jones Julie McGovern Voyzey & John Voyzey Mayor Earl M. Leiken Holly & Doug Wang Jacqueline Acho & John LeMay Sindy & Dan Warren Nancy & Mike Longman Heather & Mike Weingart Monika Biro & Thomas Wise 6 R *as of January 26, 2016 P P Sponsors Christine Auginas Sue Ellen & Jeffrey Korach Debby & Matt Downing Molly & Randy Markey Kyle & Kevin Dreyfuss-Wells Tracy & Anthony Peebles Jennifer Liston Dykema Eleni & Joe Matts Chris & Dan Fuller Teri Cone & Paul Sauerland Beth & Robert Gillespie Koyen & Baiju Shah Sally & Alan Hirsh Sue Starrett & Jerry Smith Kelly & David Icove Rina Shere & Rex Talbott Jennifer Kidd & Gerard Isenberg Amy Kerr Thome Stacey & Emmitt Jolly Kristin & David Kaelber R *as of January 26, 2016 7 The Arminius Foundation congratulates the Shaker schools for its on-going commitment to advance technology in the classroom. Corporate Benefactor 8 Corporate Benefactor 9 THE RETURNS ARE GUARANTEED. At Huntington, we know how important it is to give back to the community. After all, we do more than just work here – we live here and raise our families here too. And with everything this community has done for us, we’re just happy to return the favor. Huntington is proud to support the Shaker Schools Foundation. Member FDIC. ® and Huntington are federally registered service marks of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated. Huntington. ® Welcome.™ is a service mark of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated. © 2016 Huntington Bancshares Incorporated. Corporate Benefactor 10 P P Buffet | 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. Dessert | 10:00 p.m. - midnight Salads MenuCoffee and Tea Bar Roasted Chickpea and Tomato Salad Caruso’s Regular and Decaf Coffee accompanied by Roasted Chickpeas, Yellow Cherry Tomatoes, Red Cherry flavored sugars and a variety of whipped creams Tomatoes, Shaved Red Onions, Shaved
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