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Director of Communications Siobhan Federici, editor Happy Senior Director, Institutional Advancement Julia J. McCormack New year Communications Assistant Jennifer Eburg Manager, Digital Initiatives Chris Noll, photographer from Graphic Design miSS Porter’S CEH Design, Inc., Bethel, CT The Bulletin welcomes reader SChooL submissions. Send your letters to the editor, article suggestions, creative writing, and photos to the Communications Office via email to [email protected] or by mail to the school’s address. We look forward to hearing from you! ©2011 Miss Porter’s School

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A TIME TO celebrate and promising 2012! The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School Exceeds Goal On the cOver: to mark conclusion of the campaign of Miss Porter's School, The Bulletin features a photograph of the school's sign in recognition of the Phase i capital campaign report which similarly shared this iconic image of Farmington. The CelebraT ion

Dear Miss Porter’s School Community,

On June 30, 2011, Miss Porter’s School concluded the largest fundraising campaign in the school’s history. Conducted in two phases, The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School raised a grand total of $88 million.

With our feet firmly planted in the present and our eyes looking to the future of Miss Porter’s School, the board of trustees began planning for this campaign in 1999. In 2007, Phase I ended, having exceeded the goal of $50 million with a total of more than $54 million. Phase II was immediately launched with a goal of $25 million—a figure that was raised to $32 million—and ultimately, the second phase also exceeded its goal with a total of more than $33 million.

We are proud to provide this report of the success of The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School in a special issue of The Bulletin of Miss Porter’s School. The achievement of the campaign is a testament to the generosity of Miss Porter’s School’s Ancients, parents and friends, and we are proud to share the efforts of their philanthropy with the entire school community.

Listed in these pages are those who responded to the school’s present needs through support of the Annual Fund, and the needs of the future through unrestricted gifts, gifts to endowment and deferred gifts. On behalf of the board of trustees, the faculty and staff, current students and those future New Girls and Old Girls alike who will benefit from this campaign, we share our sincere thanks.

With appreciation,

Janet Isham Field ’66 and Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 Co-Chairs, The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School 2 celebration |

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The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School was launched to further secure our place among the finest schools. By increasing operating support and growing the school’s endowment, we have strengthened the vital elements for conducting the school’s mission: talented faculty, rigorous academic programs, generous scholarships, essential technology and well-maintained facilities.

Unrestricted and Undesignated Endowment celebration of M. Burch Tracy Ford at the conclusion of her No gifts are more useful to Miss Porter’s School, nor greater fifteen-year tenure as head of school in 2008. expressions of confidence in and support for the institution Academic and Faculty Support and its leadership, than those made without restriction The greatest strength of any school is its faculty, and Miss or designation. Such funds allow the school unparalleled Porter’s School is committed to recruiting, rewarding, flexibility in responding to the opportunities that may surface and retaining the best teachers. The Campaign for Miss in today’s fast-changing educational environment. The Porter’s School received $10,450,586 in gifts supporting the Campaign for Miss Porter’s School added $26,121,463 to academic life of the school. These gifts created new funds the unrestricted and undesignated portion of the endowment. for teaching, professional development, and classroom Five million dollars of that total was comprised of gifts in technology.

Financial Aid and Student Life Funds for need-based financial aid and merit scholarships are critical if Miss Porter’s School is to enroll bright, motivated girls whose academic achievement, leadership, character, and artistic and athletic abilities distinguish them, and to build a student community diverse in talent, interests, culture, race, religion, and geography. The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School added $7,875,176 to the endowment for financial 3 porter’s | celebration

aid and student life, but this area remains one of particular ongoing need as the school looks toward the future.

Academic Facilities and Other Gifts From the planning stages to the conclusion of The Campaign The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School generated significant for Miss Porter’s School, gifts to the Annual Fund totaled funds to ensure the maintenance, growth and enhancement $21,960,444. of the school’s unique and historically significant campus. The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School received gifts of Estate Giving $10,398,621 in support of academic and residential facilities Always an indispensable part of philanthropy, The Campaign and campus planning. for Miss Porter’s School saw a particularly generous degree

Annual Fund of support recorded through gifts of bequest, through the designation of the assets in a qualified retirement plan The Annual Fund supports the Miss Porter’s School and through charitable gift annuities. These “future gifts” experience: fine teachers, a beautiful campus, a diverse are a generous manifestation of faith in the generations and talented student body, vast clubs, activities, and sports of Farmington girls yet-to-come and a significant means teams. The resources the Annual Fund routinely adds to the for ensuring an individual’s part in the school’s legacy of operating budget are of great importance to the school; such learning. The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School total gifts are a way every Miss Porter’s School constituent can includes more than $9 million in future gifts. express affection, admiration, and support for the school.

Why Undesignated Giving? Of all the ways to support Miss Porter’s School, the most effective is undesignated giving. Funds contributed without restriction by the donor allow the school the maximum flexibility in deploying its resources to meet the most pressing institutional needs. This enables the board of trustees to lead the school and manage its progress in the best ways possible. How does making such a gift support the vibrant enterprise that is Miss Porter’s School? Contributions to undesignated funds touch every aspect of campus life—from the classrooms and the library, to the athletic fields, arts studios, and the dormitories. 4 porter’s|celebration Head ofSchool Katherine G. Windsor, Ed.D. Sincerely, you. the campaignhasbeenessential. We couldnothave doneitwithoutyou. And, wewillnotbeabletodoitwithout available for ourstudents. The successes ofMissPorter’s Schoolareoursharedachievements, andyoursupport of school andconfidentthatyourongoingphilanthropicsupport willleverage itseffects toimprove alloftheresources You shouldfeelproudofwhatthe successfulconclusionof The CampaignforMissPorter’s Schoolmeansfor our best practicesforgirls’education. those whohave comebeforeus,to celebrate thesuccessesweenjoy, andtomove forward seekingandsettingthe I canassureyouthatthefuturewillholdmoreofsame. We willcontinuetobuild ontheremarkablework of As yourHeadofSchool,itismyjobtoaddresstheschool’s currentneedswhilelookingforward towhatliesahead. and dowhatwesay. institutional goalsandpractices,weinspirebysettingouraspirationshigh. We areknown tosaywhatwedo education. We areproudtostatethatwekeep thepromisearticulated byourmissionstatement,wedefine the value ofgirls’schools,but moreimportantly, thereisnoquestionaboutthevalue ofaMissPorter’s School consecutive year, whileouracceptanceratehasdecreasedbyninepercent.For us,thereisnoquestionabout enrollment intheschool’s history, with333students.Ouradmission yield hasexceeded 50percentforthesecond In atimewhenthemeritsofsingle-sex educationarestilldebated,MissPorter’s Schoolisexperiencing thelargest in theirsecondaryschooloptions. and mostrelevant educationtothevery brightestyoungwomen, forwhomMissPorter’s Schoolistheirfirstchoice operations whileensuringourabilitytoattainvisionarygoals. We willbeabletocontinueoffer thevery best we areonestepclosertoachieving allthatwebelieve ispossible. This campaignhelpstosecureourcurrent Through thesuccessfulcompletionof The CampaignforMissPorter’s School,thelargest inourschool’s history, in thedevelopment ofour guidingprinciplestatements. exemplar. We have declaredourambitiontobetheexemplary girls’schoolthroughourstrategic planningwork and Miss Porter’s Schoolispreparedasaninstitution tocaptureopportunities,meetchallenges,andclaimthe Celebra looking forwarD: Within ourlegacy liesourfuture. T ing

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Donors listed here are those whose cumulative gifts and pledges from July 1, 1999 to June 30, 2011 equal $1,000 or more. Miss Porter’s School is grateful to all donors whose gifts made The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School a success. All other donors are recognized by the school's Annual Report.

$5,000,000 + †Nancy Smith Bates ’51 Ms. Catherine D. Wood †Barbara Lang Hacker ’29 and Fraser Bennett Beede ’81 Odette Artime Worrell ’85 †Mr. William D. Hacker Elizabeth Kilcullen Blake ’69 Mary Ann Bickford Casey ’56 $100,000 to 249,999 Helen H. Chatfield ’64 $1,000,000 to 4,999,999 Anonymous (3) Mr. Robert Deutsch and Ms. Laurie Egger Anonymous (2) †Mr. Worthington M. Adams Clover Macdonald Drinkwater ’64 Mr. Bruce B. Bates Lucy Emory Ambach ’57 Ann Posey Ferguson ’56 Elisabeth Cole Carpentieri ’57 Barbara Babcock ’55 Jennifer Fuqua Fowler ’93 Barron and Tami Collier †Alice Babst Bent ’27 Mary Slocum Harris ’47 Emily Ridgway Crisp ’59 †Mr. George P. Bent II Rebecca Miller Harvey ’59 Antoinette Mayer Fallon ’46 Pamela B. Bent ’62 Lucile Walker Hays ’56 Joanne Fleming Hayes ’64 Amelia S. Berg ’80 Judith Milliken Holden ’68 Judy Olin Higgins ’54 †Dorothy Gatins Brewster ’32 Anne Stillman Nordeman ’65 Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 Nancy Pierce Briggs ’50 Susan Putnam Peck ’75 Diane A. Nixon ’53 Diana Dwyer Brooks ’68 Marnie Stuart Pillsbury ’61 †Virginia Durand Shelden ’39 Deborah Winston Callard ’56 Victoire Griffin Rankin ’60 Nancy Klingenstein Simpkins ’73 Mr. and Mrs. H. Augustus Carey Rebecca Wean Stilin ’83 Jean Hudson Witmer ’73 Mr. Edmund M. Carpenter Marcia Dines Strickland ’50 Patricia Plum Wylde ’58 Jean Marckwald Chapin ’56 Milbrey Rennie Taylor ’64 Constance B. Coburn ’83 †Anne Smith Waud ’30 Nona Murphy Collin ’83 $500,000 to 999,999 Melissa Wheeler Waud ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Dudeck Anonymous Anne Firestone Ball ’51 Anne Cox Chambers ’38 Lucy Pulling Cutting ’54 Louisa Copeland Duemling ’54 Barbara Higgins Epifanio ’79 Mrs. M. Burch Tracy Ford Jean McBride Greene ’51 and Mr. John K. Greene †Margaret Hixon Hanson ’33 Mary Ann BonDurant Hodgkins ’54 Louise Woolworth Lamphere ’76 Cameron McClellan Lanphier ’74 Elizabeth Mead Merck ’38 Gaier Notman Palmisano ’69 Gloria Barnes Van Norden ’41

$250,000 to 499,999 Anonymous †Marian Wood Baird ’33 Lucille Parsons Balcom ’30 6 porter’s|celebration Barbara Burke Tilley ’35 Joan Ingram Thorndike ’54 Elizabeth W.Smith †Jane PierceSlick’41 Anne LarsenSimonson’47 Mr. andMrs.GlennSherwood Mr. andMrs.Edward V. V. Sands Katrina Weiss Ryan’98 Katharine Foshay Plum ’58 Pamela Yardley Paul ’55 Sherley SmithNewell ’57 Dr. andMrs.J.MichaelMcQuade Mr. andMrs.James T. McMillanII Anne Windfohr Marion’56 Helen Tyson Madeira’34 Caroline Morgan Macomber’50 †Mary HarrisonLindsay’44 Susan UptonLawrence ’68 †Constance White Lang’35 Mr. GilbertH.Lamphere Mr. andMrs.MichaelC.Konover Patricia LandonKauders’41 Virginia Lowry Kalat’39 Mr. andMrs.JamesEdward Hooper III Elisabeth NicholsonHolmes’54 Diana FerrisHobson’60 Mr. andMrs.David B.Hill †Mr. JamesH.HamlenII Dianne T. Goodnow ’77 Elizabeth Alexander Goddard’68 Paulette BraggFownes ’42 †Laura E.Ford ’63 Blair Stevenson Fleischmann’48 Elaine Walker Fiske ’64 Janet IshamField’66 Cynthia GreenleafFanton ’65 Mr. andMrs. Thomas M.Duff Ann Rockefeller Elliman’44 Lulie PierpontEide’67 Nancy Adams Downey ’59 Barbara BaldwinDowd ’67 Mary Wallace deCompiegne ’50 Margaret PorterDavis ’52 Joan Lewis Danforth’49 Kimberly Crew ’85 Cynthia LaughlinCooper’47 NancyBell Coe’66 Robin Rowan Clarke ’56 Mr. andMrs.MichaelJ.Cheshire Mrs. EdmundN.CarpenterII Nora Leake Cameron’60 Linda N.Cabot’76 Mr. John A. Bross Serena McKnightBowman ’83 Elizabeth CollinBiddle’47 Mr. DonfredBerg Mr. andMrs.LeeM.Bass Edith McBrideBass’50 Mr. andMrs. A. Clinton Allen Frances Daggett Aldrich ’42 †Harriet McNulty Adsit ’29 Anonymous (3) $50,000 to99,999 Mr. andMrs.JohnC. Wilcox †Mrs. Margaret C. Whitman Mr. Peter Wheeler and Mr. andMrs. William D. Weiss †Mr. andMrs.RaymondJ. Wean, Jr. Mary Watts Watson’38 Patricia Grant Warner ’65 Doreen Ma Wang ’76 Marilen Grosjean Tilt ’60 Joan Paton Tilney ’46 Ms. ElizabethMunro

Gay Firestone Wray ’55 Kathryn Eklund Wise ’84 Ms. BarbaraS. Wells Tilghman†Maud Walker’36 VanceHerbert A. Mrs. Daryl Brown Uber’79 Katharine Richmond Trotman ’60 Diana Russell Terlato ’86 Nancy Bryan Taylor ’47 Kristen Kossick Swenson’85 Veronica MalloryStubbs’66 Vivian DayStroh’75 †Helen D’OlierStowell ’30 Margot Hawley Spelman’53 Jane Parker Shotwell’56 Elise deCompiegne Shatto ’85 Mr. andMrs.CraigG.Schoon Tina ShapleighSchmid’66 Alison Vance Scherer’90 Elizabeth StandishSackson’83 Vale Asche Russell’51 Sarane Hickox Ross ’51 Letitia Roberts’60 Deborah duPontRiegel ’59 Emilie MeadPryor’79 Frances GillmorePratt’56 Margaret Taylor Phelps’44 Anne LabouissePeretz’56 Ellen McCanceParker ’54 Binney White Nast’55 Mr. Thomas D.MullinsII Tina CrispMiller’87 †Bertha BrooksMcCormick’31 Darcy S.Mauro’83 †Helen ZanettiMarx’56 Martha NicholsonLivingston ’40 Mr. andMrs.Regis B.Lippert †Julia W. Linsley ’46 Dr. Thomas L.Lincoln Mr. andMrs.Robert A. Ley Lisa S.Lewis ’77 Lisa J.Kunstadter ’70 Susan BriggsKitchen’76 Emily Graves Jones’60 Adrienne OsborneIves ’50 Sally Ann McPhersonIsham’44 Deming PrattHolleran’61 Anne Milliken Hoglund’71 Jane Snow Hatch’53 †Alice Kelley Harlow ’23 Beatrice HoldenGuthrie’59 Mary Thorne Gould’43 Alexandra EricksonGolinkin’73 Peggy NashGifford ’48 Edith Hoyt Garrett’63 Sharon andMilton A. Fuller, Jr. Valerie GreeneFlynn’81 Patricia MonroeEmery’52 Isobel L.Ellis’81

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$25,000 to 49,999 Anonymous (3) The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School included a Monica Barroso Aguirre ’81

Alison Donald Ahn ’60 goal to increase the school’s unrestricted assets. | Kelly Ashton Barel di Sant’Albano ’83 celebration Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Amstutz The over $12 million in unrestricted gifts from Emily Keyes Barksdale ’56 Julia Terry Barnes ’52 donors ensured this goal was achieved. Ms. Edwina F. Bent Beatrice Crosby Booth ’56 Susan Robinson Bowers ’59 Mr. Suk-Joon Hong and Barbara Bates Sedoric ’75 †Ann Willets Boyd ’36 Ms. Kyung S. Chung Mr. and Mrs. James A. Skinner III Jennifer Bradley ’82 Lisa Rahe Hough ’89 Harriet Stuart Spencer ’45 Sandra Bramhall ’54 Kirk Dyett Huffard ’61 Martha McKown Spofford ’55 †Elizabeth Buffinton Briggs ’44 Rosalind Lawrence Hunnewell ’59 Karen T. Staib ’90 Margaret Kennedy Brown ’63 Elizabeth Blair Hunter ’76 Louise Hitchcock Stephaich ’48 Dr. Carol C. Browning Ginevra Mitchell Hunter ’43 Beverley Waud Sutherland ’55 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cadenhead Priscilla Havemeyer Huston ’42 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Taylor, Jr. †Sarah du Pont Cahill ’47 Barbara Frelinghuysen Israel ’63 Chartis Bell Tebbetts ’58 Anna Rumrill Taylor Caleb ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Munhwan Jee Claire E. Theobald ’84 Katharine O. Carpenter ’80 †Mary Holmes Jones ’26 Mary Willis Thompson ’72 Martha Witbeck Chamberlain ’81 Dr. Gordon K. Kao Mr. and Mrs. Wing S. Tin Leslie Chang ’88 Jennifer Bancroft Kelter ’82 Margaret Evans Tuten ’59 Florence McKim Chase ’51 Margaret Gram King ’60 Mary McGuire Tyler ’52 Laura Rockefeller Chasin ’54 Mr. and Mrs. John Klingenstein Marjorie Greenleaf Valliere ’61 Anne C. Childs ’74 Jean Rath Kopp ’70 Mr. and Mrs. James Randall Van Wagner, Jr. Mr. Thomas C. Clarke †Mrs. Roy E. Larsen Mr. H. Alex Vance, Jr. †Elizabeth Moore Coe ’35 Roxanne McCormick Leighton ’63 †Jeanne G. Vance ’53 Nancy Tenney Coleman ’38 Sally Hill Lloyd ’66 Anita Barker Weeks ’77 Laura Armour Cook ’57 Jane Vaughn Love ’50 Nancy White Wheeler ’90 Mary Martin Craigmyle ’55 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lummis Mr. and Mrs. Lucius M. Whitaker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. David Olivia A. Lyons ’88 Marie Gordon Whitbeck ’59 †Lynn Weyerhaeuser Day ’49 Susan Hastings Mallory ’58 Alice Hamblin Williams ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Philip DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. William B. Matteson Mr. Benjamin J. Williams Elise Wood du Pont ’54 Mr. Michael J. May Nora Bradley Wolcott ’55 Alexandra F. Ehret ’56 Carole Holmes McCarthy ’79 Shannon Worrell ’85 Mary Burke Engstrom ’53 Elizabeth Markham McLanahan ’81 Ariel M. Zwang ’81 Barbara Mitchell Erskine ’48 Mr. Richard P. Mellon Alexandra Montgomery Estey ’56 Vera van Marx Metcalf ’43 $1,000 to 24,999 Heidi P. Ettinger ’69 Nancy Snow Middleton ’44 Anonymous (5) Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Evans Dr. and Mrs. David Milbauer Grace Dyer Aarons ’47 Mary Ellen Nichols Fahs ’54 Edwina Shea Millington ’49 Margaret Cox Abbott ’67 Sarah Barlow Fleming ’59 †Eleanor Sage Munger ’46 Brooke A. Ackerly ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foden Adelaide McAlpin Nicholson ’40 Jill and Cecil Adams Sylvia Stiassni Frelinghuysen ’60 Ann Oberrender Noyes ’76 Dorothy Wheeler Adams ’43 Samantha Lourie Fremont-Smith ’85 Marianna Mead O’Brien Rachel Kleinman Adams ’92 Charlotte Johnson Frisbie ’58 Theodora Oakes O’Hara ’43 †Mr. Warren S. Adams II Jane Lothrop Gardiner ’49 †Laura Liggett Oliver ’35 Nancy Olson Adomeit ’72 †Jane Scott Garnett ’44 Susan Bissell Parker ’60 Frances Merkel Aeschliman ’58 Tracy D. Gary ’69 Mr. Robert H. Paul III Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Afragola Mr. and Mrs. Ray Y. Gildea, Jr. Dr. William A. Petit, Jr. Carrie W. Agnew ’81 Mrs. Robert Goddard Vivian Weyerhaeuser Piasecki ’48 †Mr. David P. Agnew Carolyn Cutler Goodman ’61 Ann Ellis Powel ’38 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin E. Agnew III †Eleanor Braman Grasso ’47 Sandra Ives Powel ’76 Dr. Tesfaye Aklilu and Susannah Grant Henrikson ’80 Mr. William A. Read, Jr. Ms. Negest Retta Sheila Lewis Henry ’60 Alita D. Reed ’85 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Albert Elizabeth C. Hager ’73 S. Gregg Renfrew ’86 Kerri Rowe Albright ’91 Catherine Mead Hamill ’75 Pamela Millikin Richards ’58 Pamela Mauck Albright ’80 Margaret Bright Harding ’56 Rosemary L. Ripley ’72 Mr. and Mrs. William C. Aldrich Anne Morton Hepfer ’91 Cynthia Alexandre Rogers ’62 Hope Powel Alexander ’43 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hokin Page Poinier Sanders ’61 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Alexander Lisa Townson Seaman ’77 † Deceased 8 porter’s|celebration valuable giftsthatyoucan provide yourchildren. vital. An educationlike Miss Porter’s School provides isoneofthemost today, astrong educationisnotmerely “nice tohave”but rather, itis in theyears tocome, forwhenyoulookattheproblems facing America endowment giftwillhopefullyperpetuatethatexperience formanygirls Allison ’07andKatie’09,toexcel incollege andbeyond. Our Miss Porter’s School provided acriticalfoundationformydaughters, Margaret Curley Bacon’68 Mary ScheererBabcock’45 Katherine Dempsey Aydin ’87 Valer Clark Austin ’58 Dawn Galt Aull ’50 Elsie O’Brien Aubrey ’76 ’77 Elisabeth Atkin Krittika Jarupanich Asvanund ’00 Victoria C. Ashton ’85 Mr. andMrs.HarrisJ. Ashton IV Duffield Ashmead †Nancy Landon Ashford ’42 Mr. andMrs.CarlJ. Ascenzo Mr. andMrs. Wayne C. Arute W.Alexandra ’09 Arute ’89 Lily A.Arteaga WalkerMarylou ’82 Arnett ’86 TubmanPippa Armerding Mr. andMrs.Paul Archer ’79 Maria ArosemenaArango Elsie Janeway Apthorp ’45 Mr. andMrs.MarkD. Anselmi Mr. andMrs. Vincent D. Andrus TaylorEmily ’43 Andrews Mr. andMrs.MarcusLemeFranco Andrade Mr. andMrs.Juan Andrade Madelaine Lynch Anagnostopoulos ’59 Ann Amstutz Hayes’92 Mr. andMrs.LouisG. Amodio, Jr. Sarah Schwab Ambrogi ’80 Loring Harris Amass ’66 Mr. andMrs.Khalid Ali Alturki Augusta Robinson Alsop ’42 Mr. CalvinM. Allsop Mr. andMrs.Edward Allinson Loring H. Allen ’80 Tifft’59 Lee Allen ’60 Thebaud Allen Eugenie Cynthia Hayward Allen ’51 Mr. Stephen Allaire andMs.MaryConnolly Mr. andMrs.FrederickM. Alger III †Mary-Louise Kittinger Alford ’32 Marion Beardsley Alford ’61 Wendt†Joan ’34 Alford Beverly Burger Alexandre ’49 Mr. Wallace Barnesand Tingle CulbertsonBarnes’64 Letitia M.Barnes’65 Susan RogersBarnard’69 Ms. MarylynG.Barlow Mr. andMrs.DanielC.Barlow Frances Brown Barker ’41 Mrs. FrancisM.Barker Laura Bilkey Barclay’50 Francis HarperBarchi’70 Dukin KimBarber’89 †Joan Banker-Stork ’35 Mr. Thomas M.Bancroft,Jr. Elizabeth S.Bancroft’80 Sharon CramerBaldwin’72 Jill SolomonBalazs’90 Nancy Thomas Baker ’75 Dorothy O’BrienBaker ’74 Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey A. Baily Harriet Wells Bailey ’41 Mrs. CaroleBailey †Jean MitchellBahlman’44 Mr. ChangMoBaeand Dr. JohnBarrengosand Bonye Wolf Barone’75 Mr. Austin DunhamBarney II Mr. JohnBeard,Jr. Stephanie HigginsBealing’00 Mr. William Beadlestonand †Isabel MorrellBeadleston’28 Mr. andMrs.PeterBaumann Sara OsborneBatty’64 Mr. ToddBates Barbara ButlerBates’42 Dr. NinaB.andMr. William K.Bass Mr. JackM.Bass,Jr. †Mary SheppardBartram’25 Mr. BruceB.Barth Margot StollBartell’71 Miranda R.Barry’68 Mr. andMrs.MichaelF. Barry Hathaway GambleBarry’68 Ms. Kyugn OkLe The HonorableBarbaraHackmanFranklin Ms. CharlotteBeers Ms. KatherineKnopp — R OBERT D

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J.Bohinc Margot A. Bogue’90 Catherine ChambersBoericke ’45 Mr. C.MarkBoelhouwer Mr. DanielBoclyand Nancy P. Blumenthal’83 Anne BlagdenBlodgett’57 Eunice FultonBlocker ’55 Margaret Blaydes Vitrano ’87 Mr. andMrs. W. ScottBlanchard Ann ElliottBlanchard’60 Mr. andMrs.DonaldR.Blakelock Mary-Lenore Blair’53 Mr. andMrs.ClarenceB.Blair †Anne Wisner Blades’38 Mr. andMrs. Thomas E.Black Amira LeBlancBixby’85 †Maria CaryBissell’33 Mary MendleBird’60 Dr. VictoriaW. Biondi Mr. andMrs.JamesG.Biondi Bonnie L.Binion’98 Joan Stevens Bingham’53 Mr. andMrs.DanielJ.Bills Minnie Tucker Biggs’54 Mr. andMrs.Paul W. Bierman-Lytle P. RidgelyHorsey Biddle’80 Mr. andMrs.George W. BettsIII Ms. BarbaraL.Bernier Kate D.Bermingham’77 Mr. RichardE.Berlin,Jr. Mr. MichaelJ.Bergin The Honorableand Bradley Sturges Berger ’78 Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey C.Berg Bettina E.Berg ’79 Mr. andMrs.RicardoM.Berckemeyer Lucia T. Benton ’88 Mrs. F. Fox Benton,Jr. Catherine ChildsBentley ’60 Laura S.Bennett’85 Adele Wulsin Bennett’48 Paige JonesBenedict’79 Mr. andMrs.LarryBenedict Mrs. JudithBenedict Mr. David B.Benedict Dr. andMs.Claudio A. Benadiva Elizabeth Wheeler Belshaw ’48 Patricia Taggart Bellis’80 Robin CortonBellamy’80 Kimberly RobinsonBellamy’87 Ranlet SheldenBell’66 Helen Spofford Bell’81 †Catharine JohnsonBell’37 Martha W. Bedell’69 Mrs. RobertBeckenstein Mr. HenryM.Beck,Jr. Mr. andMrs.Robert A. Beaupre Pamela Davis Beardsley ’55 †Susan HallBeard’58 Mrs. MarisoldeLaBegassiere-Bocly Mrs. MarshallK.Berger, Jr.

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Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Boll III Mary C. A. Boll ’03 †Mrs. Isabelle Bondurant Claudina Bonetti Marcus ’88 | Mr. and Mrs. Roberto Bonetti celebration Mr. and Mrs. Matias K. Bonnier Mr. and Mrs. Chatchai Boonyarat Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Booth, Jr. Mrs. Edwin G. Booth Florence Hopkins Borda ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Borden Alice Bohmfalk Bossidy ’41 Diana Gray Bostwick ’56 †Eleanor Purviance Bostwick ’22 Annie H. Botzow ’59 †Mrs. Elisabeth Botzow Luette Close Bourne ’57 Felicity Sexton Bowditch ’58 Jean Blair Bowerman ’59 L. Spencer Boyd ’73 †Mr. William Boyd, Jr. G. Alexandra Boyer ’89 Cornelia McLane Burchfield ’75 †Evelyn Denison Carrillo ’36 Deirdre E. Boyle ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Burdge, Jr. †Mrs. Christopher Carriuolo Katherine Houston Bradford ’60 Mr. Hartwig Burfeind and Ms. Louise Field Alice Brown Carroll ’57 Judith Thompson Bradley ’57 Alice Burgess Nancy Jones Carter ’79 Margaret von Hennig Bragg ’60 Birch Hincks Burghardt ’69 Isobel Brooker Case ’89 Claire Van Cleave Brainerd ’82 Maureen D. Burke ’82 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Casey Helen Osborn Braun ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Cashel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Breneiser Gaylynn A. Burroughs ’95 Margaret Casscells-Hamby ’78 Francine Brennan Byers ’92 Mr. and Mrs. S. Jeffrey Burt Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Castelli Lucy Joyce Brennan ’52 Mary Livingston Bush-Brown ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castrogiovanni Mr. and Mrs. Richard Breslow Joyslin Withington Bushman ’46 Beverly Chan ’66 Dr. Molly Brewer and Nancy Oare Butler ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Y. Chan Dr. Gebhard Long Dale Pirie Cabot ’49 Mr. and Mrs. Tak Sang A. Chan Elisabeth T. Brillembourg ’71 Mabel Hobart Cabot ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chandler Louise Wells Bristol ’45 Stephanie M. Cabot ’81 Mr. Sao-Wei Chang and Mr. and Mrs. Kent L. Brittan Eva W. Cahill ’77 Ms. Man-Hsuan Chou Sally Forman Brittle ’60 Mary Tyler Calabresi ’75 Catia Zoullas Chapin ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Jed M. Brody Mr. James F. Calciano and Mr. Charles M. Chapin III Dr. Karen H. Brody Ms. Marcie B. Schwartz Elise M. Chapin ’82 Catherine Sinclaire Brooks ’73 Carolyn Coleman Callen ’54 Judith Coste Chapman ’52 Helen Moffett Brooks ’47 Nora Francke Cammann ’50 †Caroline Smith Chappell ’30 Robin Skinner Brooks ’66 Mr. Peter Bihari and Ms. Chris Campbell Mlle. Marie-Claire Charton Lisette J. Bross ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Duncan M. Campbell Maria Ginebra Chase ’93 Joan Esposito Brothers ’88 Betsy MacColl Campbell ’42 Nancy M. Chatfield ’74 Catherine Bellis Brown ’84 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Campbell, Jr. Sheilah Cheng Chatjaval ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Duncan W. Brown Mr. Paul Canning and Ms. Marie Lavendier Polly Gamble Cherner ’69 Hope Brown ’57 Katharine D. Cannon ’71 Julia Davidson Cheshire ’48 Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm McDougal Brown Mr. and Mrs. David J. Cappuccio Cynthia Mitchell Cheston ’62 †Ruth Humphreys Brown ’38 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joseph Carbonell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Chetelat The Honorable and Rosa M. Carbonell ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Daw Shueh Chi Mrs. W. L. Lyons Brown, Jr. Nina M. Cardoza ’90 Lawrie Conant Chiaro ’70 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Brown Mr. Francis J. Carey Mr. and Mrs. James P. Chiasson Mr. William Hill Brown III Lindsey Buttner Carlisle ’82 Susan W. Chichester ’96 Sarah S. Brown-Adams ’87 Bradford C. Carpenter Muriel-Anne Walker Chidsey ’49 A. Cary Brown-Epstein ’80 Katherine R. R. Carpenter ’75 †Ruth McElroy Childress ’25 Judith Hill Brush ’55 Margaret Owen Carpenter ’52 Dr. and Mrs. Bo Hyun Cho Maria Bonetti Buccini ’90 Rebecca Hammer Carpenter ’86 Dr. and Mrs. Soon-Ku Cho Susan Thompson Buck ’56 Mr. Edward B. Carr III Dr. Yong Keun Cho and Suzanne Walker Buck ’89 Helen Ward Carr ’54 Ms. Hai Young Park Jennie H. Bucove ’83 Mr. Aaron Carreon-Ainsa and Mr. and Mrs. Kang-Ho Choi Frances Bull Bunn ’55 Ms. Gloria Aguilar Dr. and Mrs. Tae Hoon Choi † Deceased 10 porter’s|celebration Marie McCookCooper ’37 Colleen R.Cooper ’85 Elizabeth PisacanoCoons’85 †Elizabeth MillsCoolidge’44 Claudia M.Cooke ’74 Marjorie Wyckoff Cook’44 Louise KingCook’63 Judith Tabler Cook’65 Blake GardnerCook’77 Mr. andMrs.JohnN.Conyngham III Ann DauConway ’77 Sylvia Paine Constable ’47 Hope Connors’81 Hope StoutConnors’55 Kathleen FellConnor’76 Mr. StephenJ.ConnollyIII Kendall KraftConners’81 Mr. andMrs.DanielJ.Connelly Mr. andMrs.John T. Connelly, Jr. Carol Yeomans Conard’75 †Marie Eugenie Thebaud Compton ’33 Anne MorssCombs’54 Constance Wardrop Combes’67 Elizabeth Reynolds Colt’57 Tilda von HennigColsman’52 Joan MerrillCollins’49 Laura I.U.Collier’06 Patricia Reynolds Colhoun’54 Mr. andMrs.SheldonC.Coleman Sheila DauphinotCole’57 Mrs. I.W. Colburn Coleen L.Colahan’99 Mr. andMrs.RobertS.Cohn Mr. andMrs.S.ElliottCohan Mr. andMrs.RichardG.Coffey †Elice J.Coe’70 Joan IngersollCoale’52 Virginia Ashcraft Cluett’32 Mr. andMrs.IsaacH.ClothierIV Mr. andMrs.JohnB.Clinton Mr. andMrs.JohnP. Clifford, Jr. †Patience M.Cleveland ’48 Beth RichardsonClements’63 Constance Clement’66 Virginia D.Clarkson’66 Dr. andMrs.JamesJ.Clarke Aileen ChadwickClarke ’32 Sarah E.Clark’80 †Mrs. Avery B.Clark Marguerite JenkinsClark’73 Mr. andMrs.JonathanB.Clark Bliss CaulkinsClark’62 Karen MertzClancy ’81 Catherine HarrisonClaiborne’79 Mr. andMs.BernardR.Claflin Dr. andMrs.Michael T. Cicchetti Dr. SunghoonChungandMs.MisunNa Mr. Soyoung Chungand Mr. andMrs.ChangHwa Chung Mr. andMrs.P. ErikChristensen Mrs. Dorothy Cholnoky Ms. JaeockPark

Melissa Foote Cunningham’57 Jennifer Drew Cunningham ’85 Sophia duBrulCue’86 Joanne EspanolCsedrik’92 Mrs. JosephF. Croughwell, Jr. †Harriet Walker Cross’30 †Eleanor HartwellCrosby’24 Katherine ZipserCrooks’88 Dr. Edward CroninandDr. HelenCrowe Sybil S.Croft-Nikolic ’56 Elizabeth L.Crockett ’74 Elaine Crocker Dorothy MacdonaldCrocker ’65 Mr. GerryP. CreanandMs.Cathy A. Kies Mr. andMrs.Jeffrey W. Crawford Carol C.Cravens ’64 Brenda Cravens ’63 Anita RacioppiCraven ’51 Angela Tilley Crates’86 Susan Parrott Crary’77 Mrs. J.Noyes Crary Susan HarrisCrampton’56 Amanda Crames-Orzolek’84 Sheila M.Coy ’63 Mrs. PeterM.Coy Mr. Evan Cowles andMs.BrieQuinby Mr. andMrs.Steven E.Cowell Phyllis SlickCowell ’64 Marion Love Couzens’75 L. Alexandra Couri’97 Mr. andMrs.JamesC.Couri Ms. RachelCountryman Phoebe Dewing Coues’59 Mariana PoutiatineCotten’60 Katrina GonzalezCoto’90 Storrs LambCote’82 Lynette MaxwellCornell’51 Mr. Steven L.Corman Kira MohauptCordasco’93 Marion MooreCope’53 Julie Buddyde Wolff ’53 Mr. and Mrs.CarldeStefanis Felicia M.DeSanctis’86 Mariana ManndeSaintPhalle’48 Abby KingdePerez’96 Edith MylesdeMontebello’57 Maria-Helene Manville deLaire ’52 Cristina delaRosa’83 Mr. andMrs.LoicdeKertanguy †Mrs. J.G.deChabert-Ostland †Mr. Stanley R.Day Mrs. Patricia Davol Mr. andMrs. William L.Davis Mr. William H.Davis Mr. andMrs.Richard W. Davis Maude S.Davis ’52 Mary OatesDavis ’46 Marian NealDavis ’36 Mr. andMrs.JosephJ.Davis Holland H.Davis ’05 Edith Kunhardt Davis ’55 †Dorothy MooreDavis ’44 Anne Meserve Davis ’54 Risa M.David ’95 Anne IngersollDavenport ’55 Mr. andMrs.JohnJ.Dau Marion Taylor Dann’47 Mr. andMrs.Harry T. Daniels Gay RamsdellDaniels’52 Emily NorrisDaniels’48 †Marjorie GibsonDaniel’37 Ms. LauraDanforthandDr. Paula Chu Nicole D.D’Amato’97 Laurie Dalton’70 Mr. andMrs.Dave A. Cyr †Mr. George W. Cutting Isabel Kugel Cutler’59 Mr. andMrs. William S.Cushman Carey ChittendenCurtis’64 †Gwendolyn Bowen Currier’34 11 porter’s

Julia R. Deady ’14 Gwendolyn F. Dunaway ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Faticoni Mrs. Howard B. Dean Elizabeth Space Dunn ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Wilson H. Faude Mr. and Ms. James Howell Dean †Eleanor Isham Dunne ’54 Eileen M. Fava ’84 Gill Roby Dechario ’58 Beulah Woolston Durfee ’56 †Annette Colgate Fayard ’50 | Ms. Colleen B. DeCourcy Florence Wyckoff Durfee ’53 Sanna Borge Feirstein ’62 celebration Alice M. DeLana Mary Thompson Dwyer ’42 David Fenkell Joanna Campbell Dellenbaugh ’65 Mr. Richard C. Eaton Doris Drisler Ferguson ’46 Sandra Phipps Dennehy ’57 Delphine Espy Eberhart ’71 Jeanne Franklin Ferrer ’67 Natalie Guerlain Denoyer ’80 Frances Adams Eberhart ’63 Mr. Hunter H. Ficke Joan Pillsbury DePree ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Ebersol, Jr. Harriet Carter Field ’61 Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Dettmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Eccles Katherine Alexander Field ’70 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dexheimer Cathe Cronin Echterhoff ’67 Mary Hallock Fields ’62 Sunshine Allen Ferrante di Ruffano ’41 Joan Jessup Eddy ’47 Edith Walker Filliettaz ’44 Brenda Johnson Dick ’66 Blythe Bickel Edwards ’59 Mr. Charles W. Findlay III Sandra Mueller Dick ’67 Neva Dyer Egan ’72 †Peggy Eagle Findlay ’37 Amanda Kirkpatrick Dickerson ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Egan Julie Hamm Finley ’55 †Polly Fenton Dickerson ’37 Alexandra Muse Ehrlich ’85 Mr. and Mrs. L. Carl Fiocchi, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Dillingham II Emlen Hall Ehrlich ’60 Isabel Notz Fiore ’89 Mary Jane Churchill Dillon ’61 Mrs. Roger P. Eklund Katharine Cushman Fischer ’58 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dimesky Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Elenbaas †Martha Burdick Fisher ’33 Carol E. Dinneen ’73 Lucy Dodge Elliot ’45 Ellen Brumder Fitzgerald ’53 Stefanie Dion Jones ’96 Nancy Bush Ellis ’43 Elizabeth Taggart Fitzsimmons ’62 Peggy Diaz Discenza ’87 Priscilla Wear Ellsworth ’58 Betsy Kreger Flanagan ’79 Deborah F. Diserens ’68 Lyda B. Ely ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Fleur Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Dixon Mary T. Emeny ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joseph Fleury Loren Poole Dixon ’84 Claire Fuller Emlen ’47 Ruth Eastham Flournoy ’63 Meredith Dixon ’73 Bonnie Alexandre Emmons ’71 Mary de C. Foden ’96 Drs. Allan and Amelia Dizon Elizabeth Endicott ’70 Sarah Faile Fogarty ’59 Beverly Ward Docter ’58 Elizabeth Pierpont Engstrom ’77 Mr. Ramon Fonseca Mr. and Mrs. Sarkis Dodakian Dr. David Epstein and Ms. Annetta Weller Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Foote †Mr. Marshall J. Dodge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. I. Kenneth Epstein Nancy N. Foote ’63 †Ruth Quackenbush Dodge ’29 Judith Peck Erdman ’44 Mr. Brian Ford †Ellen Gates D’Oench ’47 Aurelia W. Erwin ’72 Cornelia Manuel Ford ’57 Sophie Bell Donaghy ’49 Mary Claire Pitocchelli Espenkotter ’90 †Mary Holland Ford ’25 Mr. William H. Donaldson Ms. Anne Estabrook Molly Flickinger Ford ’74 †Dorothy Ranney Donnelley ’28 Dr. and Mrs. Scott G. Estabrook Laureen Forgione Rubino ’74 Laura Donnelley ’64 Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Estes III †Elizabeth Nichols Forker ’30 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donnelly Barbara Richardson Evans ’78 †Elizabeth Hartz Forster ’52 Mrs. John F. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Johnston L. Evans Barbara B. Foshay ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Donnelly Kathleen O’Hearn Evans ’84 Ella Foshay ’65 Susanne Nobert Donohue ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Evans Mr. Dexter Foss Ilona Rand Dotson ’88 †Eleanore Darling Everdell ’31 †Mae Chandlee Foss ’33 Elizabeth Cutler Dougherty ’80 Sonia Holden Evers ’71 Petria Horner Fossel ’69 Constance Douglas ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ewing Ceseli Dillingham Foster ’60 Evelyn Douglas ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Philip Eyears Christine Paddock Foster ’67 Mr. James A. M. Douglas Thyrza Purvis Eyre ’51 Cornelia Adams Foster ’73 Valerie Mixter Dove ’67 Nancy Niles Faesy ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Foster Anne Melissa Dowling ’76 Mrs. William Failey Ms. Margaretta Foulk Jody Haller Drake ’73 Mary Curtis Fair ’59 †Louisa Wood Foulke ’33 Ms. Iman H. Drammeh Emily Franklin Fairchild ’41 Wendy Taylor Foulke ’61 John E. Drew Diana M. Fairchild-Carbonell ’00 Lucy Landers Fowler ’52 Tracy Cooper Drippe ’79 Drs. Hamid and Carolyn Fallahi Isabel Fuller Fox ’49 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Droney, Jr. Dr. William Falvey and Ms. Emily Woodside Lee F. Fox ’73 Helen Q. du Pont ’57 Lorine C. Fargo ’60 Lindsay Ann Smith Fox ’85 Mr. Thomas Dubin and Ms. Pamela Klem Lisbeth Poor Farnum ’72 Ms. Loretta Foxworth Helen Wardwell DuBois ’54 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Ducci Mrs. Caroline W. Duell Sixty-one percent of Ancients supported the Annual Michelle Dumais Duffy ’89 Elizabeth G. DuHamel ’78 Fund during the second phase of the campaign. Louisa Goldsbury Dulaney ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Val E. Dumais

† Deceased 12 porter’s|celebration Eleni Tsandoulas Gillis’59 Linda Boyer Gillies’57 Aline Cornwall Gillies’38 Mr. RayM.Gildea Marion MooreGilbert’51 Mr. ClintonGilbert,Jr. Anne Dewing Gifford ’63 Martha Walker Gibbs’52 Mrs. JohnM.Gibbons,Jr. Mr. andMrs.JamesD.Gibbons Sarah Flower Getty’63 Christina CushmanGersten’88 Dr. William H.Gerber Pippa Groves Gerard’72 Elizabeth StarrGephart’75 Gay MoultonGeorgi ’61 Edith Parsons Gengras ’63 Mr. andMrs.RobertL.Gegios †Ann FlershemGaylord’29 Michelle Gavens ’83 Sarah H.Garvey ’03 Mary Welby DayGarrison’58 Emily Anthony Garratt’75 Cheryl Schweighoffer Gardow ’83 Harriet DanielsGardner’56 Harriet MerrittGarde’47 Ms. SueS.Garcia Anne Trainer Garcia ’95 Mr. andMrs.Mark A. Gantner †Kendra P. Gamble’64 Mr. andMrs.RobertGallagher Phyllis Crockett Gallagher’79 Ursula J.Galindo’94 Mr. andMrs.CharlesMichaelGaines Jennifer Airo Gage’85 †Nancy Tyner Gagarin ’43 Mr. andMrs.Paul C.Gaffney, Sr. Alexandra Wheeler Gabriele’90 Anne SeelFurse’79 Mr. J.Rex Fuqua Fufa Triplett Fullerton’52 Candace Allen Fuchs’83 Mr. andMrs.JamesP. Fry, Jr. Kurt and Ann Fromherz Anita Murphy Fritze’60 Wendy Weeks Frisch’78 Mr. andMrs.ScottE.Friedman Marian RodgersFrick’47 †Mr. HollisS.French Ellen F. Frell’67 Rachel F. Freeman’85 Linda BirdFrancke ’56 Phyllis Wright Fragola’54 Mr. andMrs.RichardFoyle the second phaseof thecampaign. increased from 52 percent to 66percent during Annual Fundparticipation by current parents Ms. LindaGouldand Julia SmithGould’76 Jean RoseGould’51 Mr. andMrs.RichardH.Gottlieb Jennifer Gorzelany ’95 Elizabeth H.Gorman’74 †Althea RobinsonGorman’32 Barbara McIntireGorham’38 Pamela Whitmarsh Gores’41 †Marie Antoinette Townson Gordon’36 Lois ShetharGordon’41 Elizabeth MaynardGordon’75 Ritchey Warren Goodwin’56 Virginia Page Goodrich’62 Valaer van RoijenGoodrich’68 Mr. andMrs.MarkP. Goodman Mr. andMrs.DougGoodman Susan Cravens Good’55 Mrs. Edward C. Gonzales Dr. Hans-JoachimGolling Mr. andMrs.MichaelF. Golden Mr. LarryGoldandMs.Pamela Scott Tara SmithGohlmann’87 Mrs. GertrudeM.Goff Lise ChristensenGodvin’83 Dr. andMrs.Kwangeo Go Helena S.Go’06 Wendy Walker Glen’53 Martha Vietor Glass’72 Mr. andMrs.RogerGilson,Jr. Susan EgbertGilroy ’72 Ms. LisaGouldand Joan Wyeth Greer ’51 Mrs. Pamela S.Greenwood-Benedict Paula Rockefeller Greene’55 Danielle Devine Greene’82 Mr. andMrs.GlenGreenberg Mr. andMrs.Marc A. Green Mr. andMrs.StephenGray Mrs. Bowman GrayIII Mrs. William H.Gray Anne Hawes Gray’68 Abby Aldrich Gray’68 Barbara BoltonGratry’62 Cynthia EarlingGrantz’53 Jenifer Rawson Grant’54 Gwendolyn Grant’77 Gina M.Granozio’83 Amory Wallace Graham’54 Dr. andMrs.JohnC.Grady-Benson Gwendolyn Grace’69 Erica Lindberg Gourd’76 Mr. StuartRoberts Mr. Wendel Wurzweiler

†Shirley Brown Haselton’46 Elizabeth Williams Harvey ’41 Eleanor Ashforth Harvey ’43 †Mr. CyrusI.Harvey, Jr. Lucy BellHartwell’51 Mr. andMrs.JohnF. Hartner Mr. andMrs.ChristopherHarrison Mrs. George E.Harrison Alexandra MadeiraHarrison ’58 Carisa Harris-Adamson’91 Kylie Edwards Harris’92 Ms. Joy A. Harris Mr. andMrs.DwightC.Harris Ashley Riegel Harrington’78 Margaret Taube Harper’53 Mr. andMrs.EddieHarper Susan M.Harding’63 Margaret FinnHarding’53 Terry Ponvert Hanson’55 Lucy CongdonHanson’82 Ms. KristineHanson Sarah HartHansen’74 Elizabeth PyleHandler’83 Mrs. Warren S.Hance Mr. ChrisHampton Sheila Ford Hamp’69 Margery MacMillanHamlen ’62 Ms. GraceP. Hamilton Christine ChristiansenHamilton’74 Allison CooperHamilton’77 Mr. andMrs.Roger W. Hamblin Daphne EmmetHallowell ’54 Julie Kemp Hallinan’89 Victoria Woodbridge Hall’56 Kirke Hoffman Hall’89 Helen Windisch Hall’55 Grace Ward Hall’53 Anne D.Hall’63 Elizabeth MillerHalaby’72 Andrea E.Hailey ’99 Deborah Atkin Haggerty’81 Jingle IgleheartHagey ’65 Mr. andMrs.MartinJ.Hagerty, Jr. Mr. andMrs.MichaelHaeflich, Sr. Mary HammondHackney ’52 †Gay CumingsHackett ’59 Anne JonesGwathmey ’39 †Beatrice Brown Guthrie’36 Mr. andMrs.GeneGuselli Lucia GordonGumaer’61 Joan BarkhausenGrubin’63 Mr. andMs.RichardE.Grove, Jr. †Virginia Humphrey Grosscup’37 †Jane DurstonGroat’24 Nina BartramGriswold ’48 Jennifer StoneGrimes’83 Mr. andMrs. William M.Griffin Ann RichardsGridley ’58 Elizabeth D.Grey-Fetherston Tira D.Grey ’93 Elizabeth Z.Grey ’86 †Stanley BrooksGregory ’47 13 porter’s

Drs. Seyed and Nezhat Hashemi Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hires Tiffany Smith Hunter ’84 Mrs. Deborah Haskins Peggy M. Hitchcock ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Hurd E. Lee Haxall ’76 Mr. Heung O. Ho †Elizabeth Fulton Husband ’27 Nancy Pell Hayden ’59 Irene M. Y. Ho ’86 †Condict Freeman Hyde ’43 | Mrs. Nina M. Hayes †Katharine Wells Hoblitzelle ’47 Susan Case Hyde ’52 celebration †Constance Laibe Hays ’79 Elizabeth B. Hobson ’00 Catherine Parker Hyotte ’96 Mr. John A. Hays Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hobson Susan Lonsdale Iglehart ’57 Anne M. Haywood ’51 Mr. Kent Hodgetts and Ms. Latane Keeler Eleanor Koehler Ingersoll ’49 Martha Hacker Hayworth ’87 Mimi McEwen Hodsoll ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Inzinga Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Healey Elizabeth Walker Holden ’46 Nancy Homan Ireland ’41 Patricia Jellett Heath ’47 Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Holden, Jr. Barbara Tyson Iselin ’56 A. Jaquett Wing Heck ’68 Margaret Corbin Holland ’75 Lauren Beardmore Ivanhoe ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Hedick Letitia Baldrige Hollensteiner ’43 Alison A. Ives ’74 Phyllis Pfister Hedlund ’83 Mr. and Mrs. H. Dieter Holterbosch Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Jackson Catherine Prevost Heeschen ’85 Abigail Aldrich Homiller ’89 Mrs. Jill Jackson Kathryn Lewis Heidt ’79 Mr. Bong Joo Hong and Ms. Hyun Mi Kim Mr. Michael A. Jackson Sheila Cobb Heintzman ’85 Susanne Shaw Hooe ’50 Deborah Gardner Jacobson ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Heiser Anne F. Hooper ’07 Nancy Perkins Jacobson ’61 Mr. and Mrs. John H. Heiser Greer McLane Hopkins ’59 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Jadovich †Barbara Pressprich Henderson ’61 Nancy Livingston Hopkins ’51 Paige Callen James ’75 Carol Hardin Henderson ’51 Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkinson Mr. and Mrs. Prasert Jarupanich Hanna McCrum Henderson ’74 Nancy Dewey Hoppin ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Girish Jhunjhnuwala Wendy Crisp Henderson ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Mark Horowitz Mr. Montri Jiaravanont Mr. and Mrs. James G. Henkel Dr. and Mrs. Ravi Hotchandani Mrs. Alison Moore John Mr. Dale Henry Leslie Lincoln Hough ’76 †Eleanor Muir Johnson ’38 Elizabeth Brokaw Henry ’52 Leigh Armstrong Hovey ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Johnson Kathleen K. Henry ’74 Dr. Mark A. Hovey and Dr. Karen L. Collins Grace Butler Johnson ’62 Rebecca D. Henry ’77 Dr. and Mrs. Romelee A. Howard Jamie Johnson ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Henson Suzette Alger Howard ’48 †Jean Taylor Johnson ’42 Alysa R. Herman ’88 India R. Howell ’75 Katharine Ross Johnson ’79 †Barbara W. Herndon ’58 †Alice Post Howells ’24 Louise Murphy Johnson ’59 Lucia Palazio Heros ’88 Mrs. Frances W. Hoyt Nora M. Johnson ’73 Isabel Waud Hertz ’53 Kristen M. Hoyt ’82 Alexandra Spofford Johnston ’78 Gertrude Oliver Hetherington ’63 Sarnia Hayes Hoyt ’56 †Barbara Durston Jones ’27 Priscilla Harding Heublein ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huang Dorothy Snowden Jones ’55 Heather Anderson Heuston ’92 Mrs. Thomas J. Hubbard Eliza Doolittle Jones ’86 Anne Eliot Hiatt ’39 Harriet F. Hubbard ’80 E. Briggs Jones ’01 Mr. Hugo S. Higbie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Hudson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Macy Jones †Marian Chapin Higbie ’47 Pauline Kammer Hudson ’61 Margaret Carpenter Jones ’84 Elizabeth Bartlett Hill ’61 Mr. and Mrs. R. Webber Hudson Melissa Grey Jones ’88 Constance C. Hilliard ’68 Leslie Spencer Huffman ’75 Patricia Starr Jones ’63 Helen Matheson Hilliard ’82 Mrs. Katharine D. Hufstader Katharine Pillsbury Jose ’63 Mr. Landon Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. James F. Hughes Drs. Bobby and Jasmine Joseph Eleanor Thomas Hills ’56 Mrs. Paul M. Hughes Elise Elkins Joseph ’68 Virginia Seaverns Hilyard ’63 Nancy M. Hughes ’85 Dr. Christina A. Kabbash Mr. and Mrs. Lyle B. Himebaugh III Katherine Nouri Hughes-del Tufo ’67 Marie B. Kalat ’67 Madalon Tredennick Hinchey ’59 Floyd W. Humphreys ’60 Katharine Daniels Kane ’52 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Hincks Clarissa Colburn Hunnewell ’79 Kirie Kaneko ’97 Polly Powell Hincks ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Hunt Mr. Sung In I. Kang Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Dinesh Kapur I am so proud of what the school has become—a vibrant, intellectually Lucy Cooper Karlsson ’75 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Karwowski challenging, warm, and fun-filled environment that is proof that single– Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Kasanoff Ms. Kathleen Kavanagh sex education is relevant today. I view annual support as an annual Dr. and Mrs. Marc Kawalick reaffirmation of my support for the mission of Porter’s, and I believe it is Ann Gouldin Kay ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kean critical to provide unrestricted annual giving to give the administration Emily K. Keeton ’87 Augusta McGrail Keevil ’68 the flexibility to meet the school’s needs as they arise. Jayne Teagle Keith ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Keller — TRUSTEE CLOVER MACDONALD DRINKWATER ’64 † Deceased 14 porter’s|celebration Kathryn HartLansing ’67 Dr. and Mrs.StephanC.Lange Megan C.Lane’92 Mr. GarrisonF. Lane Ms. DonnaLane Mr. David A. Lane Nicole LaMotte’88 Mrs. DonaldB.Lamont Lucy LeeLaCasse’76 Mr. andMrs. Andrew G.Labrot,Jr. Christina L.Labate’68 Deborah A. Kurnik ’89 Lisa C.Kugelman ’79 Patricia A. Kuchar ’73 Mr. RobertKrzysandMs.KarinSchneider Elizabeth KneiselKrumeich’69 Anstiss HammondKrueck’58 Mr. H.FrederickKrimendahlII Mr. andMrs.MarkN.Kozak Dr. andMrs.Kenneth F. Kowalski Mr. andMrs. Thomas R.Koustmer Mr. WilliamT. Kosturko Alison FeenKoss ’95 Mr. andMrs.MarkKorba Mr. andMrs.Ja Yong Koo Mr. andMrs.SimonKonover Dr. Young Hwan Kong and Mr. andMrs. Todd M.Knutson Mr. andMrs.DouglasE.Klinger Mr. andMrs.DanielE.Kleinman Audrey L.Klein’83 Margaret Howe Kitchings’36 Mr. andMrs.Chester W. Kitchings,Jr. Elizabeth Tieken Kirkpatrick’64 Mr. John A. Kirk Eleanor Watson Kinsella’75 †Eleanor Foster Kinnaird’28 Mrs. RaemaliKing †Mary-Caroline Floyd King’45 Mary EasthamKing’63 Catherine Alexandre King’89 Eliza Kimball’69 Dr. Youngjin KimandDr. Yoonae Choi Mr. Taesung KimandMs.JeongwhaLee Dr. andMrs.Seok-Yong Kim Mr. RyangKimandMs. Young E.Chang Ms. RosaKimandMr. Kiwon Chang Dr. andMrs.Kunsoo Kim Julie N.Kim’87 Mr. andMrs.DoYoung Kim Mr. andMrs.ChangIlKim Mr. andMrs.NaeemKhalid Mr. andMrs.JacquesD.Kerrest Elizabeth SherpickKenyon ’77 Mr. andMrs.BrianKenny Mr. PeterM.Kennedy Anne Sibley Kennedy ’53 Mr. andMrs.ChristopherJ.Kennan Mrs. JamesKelso Mr. andMrs.Steven Kelmar Susan F. Kelley ’69 Ms. MiSoonJung

Carolyn Logan ’77 †Edith SafeLoebs ’45 Dr. HenryS.Lodge Mary Ann Riegel Lockhart’41 Tangley C.Lloyd ’62 Alice B.Lloyd ’73 Frances Aldrich Llopis’63 Johanna Young Llewellyn ’89 Elizabeth HammondLlewellyn ’64 Wendell Willis Livingston ’75 Marion OrrickLivermore ’69 Sarah KlishLiu’90 Kathleen Lingo’61 Mary Adams Lines’68 Mr. andMrs.CharlesJ.Lindsay Mr. andMrs.BrianH.Lindroth Dr. andMrs.R.MarkLindman Polly KinnearLincoln’44 Gwendolyn OsborneLincoln’51 Ms. JoanG.Limongello Mr. andMrs. Tian HoongLim Pee Fong Lim’99 Tracy MullenLilly’80 Sally Shepley Lilly’51 Mr. andMrs.BrianLiistro Mr. andMrs.RobertG.Liggett,Jr. Phyllis HolbrookLichtenstein’60 Sophie P. Lewis ’51 Lynn Lewis ’80 Anne McCutcheonLewis ’61 Mr. andMrs.Lawrence J.Levere †Clarissa CadyLeslie’47 Anna McCulloughLeonard’83 Mr. andMrs.RichardP. Lena,Jr. Karla P. Lema’89 Abigail C.Leland’93 Isabel BryanLeib’46 Mr. andMrs.ChristopherM.Lehman Amanda M.Lehman’88 Mr. andMrs.PhilipE.Lefebvre Mr. andMrs. Tae H.Lee Dr. andMrs.SangJikLee May H.Lee’84 Dr. andMrs.Jong Wook Lee Mr. HyoS.LeeandMrs.Jung Ae Park Mr. andMrs.HeoninLee Mr. HeeSeolLeeandMs.Ryu Wha Yoon Dr. andMrs.Cherl Young Lee Candy Lee’68 Barbara BurnhamLee’44 Anne McGrathLederer’53 Mrs. JeanneM.Lebens Cornelia McElroy Leach’57 Mr. BarryLazowski andMs.CynthiaLahm Lazarus Ms. Antoinette Andria Rowley Lawson ’50 †Suzanne SpearLawrence ’62 Anne Adams Laumont’63 Maryanne C.Lau’76 Susan RathLatos’66 Beth HallerLaSala’75 Mercedese RoaneLarge ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Wataru Matsumura Barbara Loether Mathieu’68 Mr. andMrs.DennisP. Matfus Mr. andMrs.RichardMatejka Nancy SweetMaster’66 Martha MillerMassey ’62 Mrs. MaryM.Masri Mary Young Mason’42 Leslie A. Mason’90 Nancy PottsMasland’52 Margaret Tyson Martinez’63 Tara GrauMartin’68 Joan HixonMartin’42 Lois CochranMarshall’58 Celia LarsonMarriott’52 Susan CassidyMaronde’83 Margaret SarosdyMarion’76 Juliet FlyntMarillonnet’41 †Mrs. Andrew K.Marckwald Mr. andMrs.Geoffrey S.Mansfield Mr. andMrs.RobertK.Manoff Mrs. Alice C.Mann Mr. Alfred L.Mann Danielle DubinManion’87 Polly JenkinsMan’60 Alison Parent Maloney ’83 Mr. andMrs.JamesJ.Mallozzi Mr. CharlesMallory Suzan Laidlaw Malloch’79 Anne CurtissMahr’55 Mr. andMrs.RikihiroMadarame Ms. Keiko Madarame Barbara Baker MacPherson ’34 Madge Lloyd MacNeil ’75 Margery JonesMacMillan’37 Sara Brown Maclin’60 Mr. andMrs.E.JamesMacLeod Suzanne GardnerMacLear’53 Victoria CobbMackintosh’66 Gail GiblinMackinnon’81 Elsie Oliver MacKenzie ’61 Anne GibbMacKenzie ’49 Mr. andMrs.IanC.S.MacGregor Mr. HughMacgillandMs.Nancy Rankin Lisa Davis Macfarlane ’74 Barbara Park MacDougall ’51 †Clare MalloryMacdonald’54 Ann ReppertMacDonald’73 Anna M.Ma’71 Mr. andMrs.Keith A. Lyon Sally Woolworth Lynch ’73 †Miss FloraH.Lutz Helen Dow Lundquist’37 Laura C.Luckey ’55 Susan SteinbrederLuciani’75 Mr. PeterL.Look Mr. andMrs.KamKhuenLoo Timothy, Laura,andCarolineLongacre Deborah DanielLong’68 Hope Shiverick Lomas’68 Dr. andMrs.Edward ShunLoi Nathalie ComptonLogan ’60 15 porter’s

The Annual Fund grew by 84 percent during The Campaign for Miss Porter’s School, and its final year, there were remarkable examples of annual giving as an | expression of community building. In 2010-11, every member of the senior class celebration made a gift in support of the Annual Fund. Following their lead, 100 percent of the school’s faculty and staff, board of trustees, Alumnae Board, Nominating Committee, and Parent Leadership Committee also made gifts to the Annual Fund. This collective show of support may have inspired Ancients, who increased their participation in the Annual Fund by ten percent during this same time.

Lynn M. Matteson ’72 Mrs. T. Murray McDonnell Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Messineo Fay Pattee Matteucci ’86 Susan Roediger McDonough ’86 Gail Price Messiqua ’57 Jean Rhodes Matthews ’72 Alexandra Hagner McElwaine ’54 Susan F. Metcalf ’57 Mary Scudder Matthews ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. McEneaney Mary Haywood Metz ’56 Dr. and Mrs. F. Taylor Mauck Lorie McGee ’97 Mr. Robert S. Metzger Joan Eaton Mauk ’48 Mary Jane Bullard McGlennon ’54 Mr. and Mrs. David A. Metzler Dr. John Maull and Dr. Martha Fountain Karen Osborne McGovern ’58 Marion Schoellkopf Meyer ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Maurer Elisabeth Witte McIntire ’75 Cynthia Vehslage Meyers ’81 Katrina Kanzler Maxtone-Graham ’52 Susan Bell McIntosh ’61 Mr. Robert E. Michalak Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Maxwell, Jr. Pamela P. McKee ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Miele Mrs. Cynthia M. May †Camilla Merritt McLane ’52 Anita Foden Mierisch ’98 Julia Barnes May ’82 Mr. Herbert P. McLaughlin, Jr. Anne Bahlman Miley ’73 Dr. and Mrs. Allan Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. McLaughlin Louise Breneman Miller ’81 Elizabeth Simonds Maynard ’47 Mrs. Sharon Ettinger McLaughlin Noel Clark Miller ’57 Sarah Stone Maynard ’75 Dr. Timothy McLaughlin and Sally Winsor Miller ’52 Vanessa L. Mayo ’88 Dr. Marian Kellner Susan Garro Millerick ’87 Ms. Alice McAdams Elizabeth D. McLean ’84 Christina Moore Millet ’68 Dr. and Mrs. John McAdoo Jennifer Prescott McLean ’55 Sandra Stewart Milliken ’52 †Betty Barnard McAllister ’41 Mr. and Mrs. John A. McLean II Patricia Gregson Millington ’54 Jeanann Roche McAllister ’76 Paula Ruckgaber McLeod ’50 Phyllis Jackson Mills ’53 †Sarah Sage McAlpin ’20 Caitlin Read McNally ’81 Gale Winslow Minot ’71 Sarah Robinson McAndrew ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. McNealy Mr. Jihad Mirza and Mr. and Mrs. H.S. Graham McBride Susan Shea McPherson ’62 Ms. Kathleen McNamara Susan Chappell McCabe ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. McSpadden, Jr. Kim L. Miscia ’85 †Janet Jones McCall ’38 Evelyn B. McVeigh ’59 Elinor C. Miskelly ’02 Mr. Julien L. McCall Laetitia Frothingham Mead ’70 Elsie Johnson Mitchell ’44 Katherine Carpenter McCallum ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Meagher Katherine Blaydes Mittelbusher ’86 Mr. and Mrs. William H. McCance Mr. and Mrs. Jose O. Medina Mr. David M. Mixter Audrey Holding McCargo ’49 Mr. Dennis Mehiel †Stephanie Leonard Mixter ’39 Sandra Chaplin McCarthy ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Menatian Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Moeller Mr. Nathan S. McCay Mr. and Mrs. Juan Mendez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moeller Mrs. Sandra M. McCay Mr. and Mrs. Roberto E. Mendoza Brooke Sherpick Mohr ’79 Merritt K. McClayton ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Menell Sally Dodge Mole ’64 †Mary Sullivan McCloskey ’37 Jennifer Quigley Mercer ’90 Patricia Pinto Monteforte ’79 Sarah Chandler McColloch ’67 Josephine A. Merck ’65 †Elisabeth Grant Montgomery ’27 Mr. and Mrs. J. Huston McCollough Ariane C. Mermod ’85 Mr. George G. Montgomery, Jr. Fair Alice Bullock McCormick ’55 Polly Schwarz Merrill ’60 Lucy H. Montgomery ’85 Mrs. John L. McCormick Deborah Merrill-Sands ’70 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Moon Cordelia Reid McCuaig ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Merritt Anne Harkness Mooney ’52 Rebecca Faunce McDermott ’72 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Merritt Francia K. Mooney ’72 Gwynne Garbisch McDevitt ’49 Anne Isaacs Merwin ’74 Mr. Franklin H. Moore Anna M. McDonnell ’76 Wendy McCabe Messick ’82 Marian Smithers Moore ’55 † Deceased 16 porter’s|celebration Alison Tracy Nalle’81 Joan UphamNagy ’62 Yasuko Nagase ’96 Mr. RalphNader Sara McGuireMuspratt’57 Roberta PurvisMurray’52 Drs. GerardandDawn Murphy Linda SpencerMurchison’71 Victoria Tilney Munsell’71 Elizabeth Ivers Munro’83 Nancy Westervelt Mulvey ’77 Mr. andMrs. Thomas C.Mulry †Corinne McLaughlinMullins’55 Justine Ambrecht Mullin’91 Ann Williams Mullen’79 Molly S.Mugler’69 Mr. andMrs.Robert A. Mugford Patricia H.Mueller’74 Ann StandishMueller’62 Virginia B.Mudd’67 Victoria K.Mudd’64 Daphne N.Muchnic’74 Mr. andMrs. William I.Morton Katharine Allen Morton’44 Jean Newhard Mortimer’79 Esther P. Morss’82 Mr. andMrs.David Morse Alice H.Morse’66 Anne SloanMorrison’51 Theodora W. Morris’80 Ms. Amy B.Morrill Joan Devine Morosani’72 Margaret C.Morgan ’44 Elisabeth HarrisonMorgan ’48 Susan StoneMoorhead’73 William H.Moore Rosita L.Moore’76 Mr. and Mrs.JeremiahJ.O’Brien Alden Tullis O’Brien ’80 Ambassador and Helen C.Obregon ’01 Mr. andMrs.DouglasG.Oberg †Elinor RighterOakes ’29 Jane E.Notz’85 Mr. andMrs.Kevin A. North Ms. ClaudiaNorsworthy Patricia GatesNorris’50 Mr. andMrs.ChristopherNoll Mr. H.ClintonNoble Atheline Wilbur Nixon’54 Ann RichardsNitze’62 Jane BirdNissen’52 Margaret FinchNicol’68 †Frances Adams Nichols’45 Mr. andMrs.FrancisNg †Juliet Townshend Newton ’36 Stuart J.Newsome ’92 Dr. andMrs.Kenneth B.Newman Mr. JohnNewman andMs. Allison Smith Louisa Foulke Newlin ’53 Madeleine SalmonNewkirk ’77 Glenda F. Newell-Harris ’71 Mrs. Garrett W. Nevius Amos MisciaNevin ’90 Dr. andMrs.JerryNeuwirth †Saranne KingNeumann’42 Meredith BassNelson’76 Alison Conyngham Neisloss’77 Judith Rawle Neilson’56 Anne NimickNeilson’74 Mr. andMrs.RichardB.Neiley, Jr. Leslie SlaughterNeedham’79 Mr. JohnNealonandMs.Pamela Lucas Mrs. Pablo GabrielObregon

†Margaret Morgan Pepper ’39 Victoria Parsons Pennoyer ’45 Eleanor Thompson Penniman’58 Sloan FrazerPendleton’85 Sophie Shepley Pelissier’59 Miss Lucy ByrdPegau Mrs. DelphinePeck Mr. andMrs.RichardPearson Linda Lowry Pearson’55 †Mr. John A. Pearson,Jr. Jean HamiltonPearman’59 †Adele Warden Paxson ’31 Ellen HeadPaulsen ’51 Suzanne PiriePattou ’47 Ms. ElizabethE.Patton Olivia NisbetPatterson ’40 Duane Lloyd Patterson ’51 Mr. andMrs.David C.Patterson Anne C.Patterson ’78 Lucy Baker Patricola ’75 Mr. andMrs. Ashok Patel †Helen Weld Paschal ’55 Sandria RyanParsons ’60 Patricia O’BrienParsons ’47 †Barbara Brown Parrott ’33 Victoria Woodhull Parlin ’63 Margaret Parsons Parker ’50 Ms. JenniferG.Parker Jane GrayParker ’58 Dr. NohHyunPark andDr. HaeRyunKim Dr. Hyun-SookPark Mr. Hwan Kyu Park andMs.Hoyoung Shin Mr. andMrs.Hong Y. Park Leigh BoisturePaquet ’99 Georgia McEwan Palmieri ’62 Mary StubbsPalmer ’86 Lisa Goff Pajolek ’75 Mr. andMrs.Raymond T. Pajer Anne LundyPaisley ’79 Constance Murphy Paine ’55 †Catherine Aitken Owen’25 Margaret BallOttman’76 Katherine F. Osterman’97 A. KimberlyOsias’85 †Mr. W. IrvingOsborne,Jr. Sheila PierceOrtona’90 Mr. EricD.Ort Nannette Foss Orr’58 Mr. andMrs. Thomas Orkisz Mr. andMrs.JereOren Ms. LauraBurlingOpler Elizabeth Denny Oneglia ’95 Mr. andMrs.RichardOlney III Louise Vietor Oliver ’62 Mr. andMrs. Walter D.O’Hearn,Jr. †Theodora A. O’Hara’71 Nancy Clow Oden’50 Roberta MartinOdell’41 Mr. Anthony M.O’Connor Janet Keyes O’Connell’70 Mr. andMrs.David L.O’Connell Kelly O’Brien’05 17 porter’s

Mr. Scott Perekslis and Ms. Terri Lundquist †Ellen Stuart Poole ’26 Ms. Beverly B. Reiss Ann Patterson Perkins ’42 †Mary Delafield Porter ’30 Mr. Carl A. Reiss Hope Dana Perkins ’79 Sigele D. Porter ’92 Ms. Heidi M. Reiss †Nancy Fenton Perkins ’35 †Mrs. William S. Post Mr. Theodore J. Reiss | Ellen Bowman Perman ’65 Jennifer Stone Potter ’80 Margaret S. Remsen ’80 celebration Elizabeth Kriscenski Perry ’82 Penelope Stoddart Potter ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Renert Sarah Hollis French Perry ’52 Elizabeth T. Powell ’87 Ms. Susan G. Renfrew Virginia Lapham Pescosolido ’51 Harriet Mays Powell ’76 Mr. Joseph Renzulli and Ms. Sally Reis Julie Ballentine Peter ’88 Jane L. Powell ’51 Amanda Marcantonio Reynal ’89 Ann King Petroni ’53 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Powell, Jr. Diana Buchanan Reynolds ’88 Cornelia J. Petronis ’00 Kirstin Schantzenbach Powers ’91 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Reynolds Laura Neuhaus Pew ’61 Marjorie Emery Pratt ’88 Katharine W. Reynolds ’02 Mr. Bernard Peyton and Ms. Susanne Tilney Mrs. Sara Prentis Brown Robin Sommer Reynolds ’65 Linda Peyton ’70 Mr. Charles J. Prescott and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Rhodes Florence Pfister Ms. Nancy C. Lau Lesli A. Rice ’73 Nancy Snowdon Phelan ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Preston, Jr. Elizabeth Brady Richards ’50 Wynne Hutchinson Phelan ’63 †Carol Cosden Price ’36 †Elizabeth Jenney Richards ’26 Jennifer Brainard Philip ’79 Mrs. John C. Pritzlaff, Jr. Jane L. Richards ’65 †Mrs. Carol B. Phillips †Penny P. Proddow ’61 Mr. Frank E. Richardson III Mr. and Mrs. Claude Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Pugliares †Joan Stuart Richardson ’24 Diana Walcott Phillips ’59 Nancy Fowle Purinton ’60 Nancy McCarthy Richardson ’61 Florence Hammond Phillips ’54 Virginia Pepper Purviance ’52 Susan Richardson ’64 Dr. Robert E. Phillips Elizabeth Cushman Putnam ’51 Catherine Henry Ridder ’60 Reverend and Mrs. Frederick W. Phinney Anne Bolton-Smith Putzel ’59 Emily Parsons Ridgway ’29 Rebecca Auster Pieper ’91 Mrs. Charles M. Pyle, Jr. Harriet Smith Riegel ’76 Barbara Hanson Pierce ’64 †Page Neville Pyle ’57 Susan Schneider Riggins ’66 Willow B. Piersol ’87 Ann Sherrill Pyne ’69 Julie Hattersley Righter ’53 Cordelia S. C. Pierson ’81 Elizabeth Thorne Pyott ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Rimsa Mr. Wigmore A. Pierson Cristina L. Quazzo ’82 Leslie Moseley Rioux ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Pietraszkiewicz Cynthia Bevivino Quealy ’89 Polly Hancock Rippel ’73 Nancy Devine Pike ’76 Mr. and Mrs. David Racicot Susan Z. Ritz ’71 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Pike Leigh Hamilton Rae ’78 Katharine Gardner Roach ’67 Ann Terry Pincus ’55 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Rahe Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Roach Dr. Sheldon Piperno and Dr. Judith Buckley Suzanne Tompkins Ramseur ’43 Christine Olson Robb ’62 Lavinia Lemon Pitzer ’85 Penelope Dixon Randolph ’59 Mary Lloyd Robb ’52 Mr. and Mrs. John B.M. Place Singleton Rankin ’55 Shaunagh Guinness Robbins ’65 Joan Mathieson Platt ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Rappaport Valerie Stambaugh Robbins ’84 Sheila Maynard Platt ’54 Sally Uihlein Rauch ’65 Whitney Kemble Robbins ’56 Elizabeth Murray Platts ’65 †Melvina Schulz Raymer ’36 Jennifer A. Roberti ’89 Mrs. Dora Plough Tracey Gordon Reading ’81 Emma Rymer Roberts ’84 Lois Wodell Poinier ’35 Laura M. Reckford ’81 Mr. Harry J. Roberts Mrs. Vera R. Polacek Ruth M. Redington ’74 Sylvia Dillon Roberts ’59 Nancy Wear Polk ’56 Mr. Donald G. Reed †Genevieve Sullivan Robertson ’27 Sally Park Pollock ’45 Sarah Burgess Reed ’82 Alison Wheeler Robinson ’83 Martha Kimball Pomerantz ’77 Nina S. Reeves ’73 Eleanor Perkins Robinson ’76 Louisa Borden Pons ’89 Ms. Elenor G. Reid Elizabeth B. Robinson ’78 Sarah Whalen Robinson ’78 Dr. Stephen Robinson and Dr. Cheryl Scott My sister Pam Paton ’56 tragically lost her life the summer after her †Suzanne Spitzer Robinson ’30 Virginia T. Robinson ’72 first year at Miss Porter’s School, but she had told me several times in Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rochford †Mr. Laurance S. Rockefeller that spring of 1953 that she had never been happier. I adored my sister, Dr. and Mrs. R. Mark Rodger Dr. and Mrs. John F. Rodis and I appreciate the opportunity to be able to give a scholarship in Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Roessler her memory. It helps me honor and remember Pam while helping other Ambassador and Mrs. Felix Rohatyn Renee Louis Roland ’85 students have the privilege of a Porter’s education. I also get to know Elaine Scherer Romaine ’54 Mrs. Bettina S. Rosarius each student who receives her scholarship, so how can I lose? Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Roscigno Susan Scott Ross ’66 — JOAN PATON TILNEY ’46 †Cornelia Cogswell Rossi ’50

† Deceased 18 porter’s|celebration Joan EldredgeSchmitt ’55 Ms. ElizabethE.Schmitt Dr. MarionSchmidtandMr. JamesSchmidt Meriwether Cowgill Schmid’45 Mr. andMrs.JohnM.Schmid Elizabeth PeckSchlueter’75 Marion Atchley Schillhammer’74 Gertrude Achelis Scherman’41 †Clara Legg Scherer’27 Carlin Whitney Scherer’52 †Lucile Forman Scherbatow ’33 Ellen PhelpsSchell’70 Nancy Pardue Scheerer’47 Betsey RimmerScarborough ’42 Dr. andMrs.James T. Sayre Caroline MetcalfSaylor’60 Isabel Van Devanter Sawhill ’55 Leonora deSolaSaurel’64 Diane PotterSaunders’54 Rosita Sarnoff ’60 Kathleen M.Sanzo’75 †Edwina CampbellSanger’28 Dell McMillenSanford’51 Mr. andMrs.JamesPaul Sandler Mr. andMrs.Patrick C.Sanders Emily Joyce Sanders ’54 Elizabeth SmithSanders’42 Mr. andMrs.FrankS.Sanda Mr. andMrs. Anthony J.Sanches Ms. JeanSamuland Vera Samul Abby BalzSamaha’86 Margaret PerkinsSalmon’53 Drs. RichardandChristinaSalerno Dr. andMrs.Matthew L.Saidel Jessa E.Saidel’03 Andrea NotmanSahin’71 Mr. andMrs.MichaelD.Safko Mr. andMrs.Kenneth J.Saffir Lucy MackallSachs’65 Cynthia F. Ryan’57 Mr. andMrs.RobinRussell Jennifer Russell’67 Elisabeth Waterworth Russell’55 Mr. Jeffrey A. Ruskinand Elizabeth BaldingRuprecht’75 Melissa Moffett Rumbough’51 Sarah JesupRue’70 †Dorothy SmithRudkin’43 Ann GrayRoyle ’76 Wendy GartnerRowland ’54 Katherine Rowland ’86 Mrs. George R.Rowland †Mrs. C.Edward Rowe Emilie DaterRowe ’58 Daphne ChaseRowe ’75 Lillian McKimRousseau’49 Jane H.Rothschild’75 Mr. andMrs.CarlosG.R.Roteta Elizabeth Winans Rossman’80 Selina Grew Rossiter’62 Sarah BarkhausenRossiter’60 Ms. Rita A. Delgado

Margaret Turnbull Simon ’64 Lindsey H.Simon’89 Mr. JohnB.Simon Ms. JenniferL.Silverman Mr. GaryR.Silverman Marion Taggart Silliman’55 Patricia J.Sill’81 Lisa A. Silhanek’77 Leslie Powell Siggs’57 Caroline N.Sidnam’70 Mr. Jeffrey Shumlin and Diana BellShore’60 Cynthia JonesShook’47 Patricia CoombeShiverick ’42 Mr. andMrs. Won Ku Shin †Daphne BayneShih’32 Renee Wellford Shettle’68 Priscilla Janeway Sherwood ’47 Mr. PeterM.Sherwood Ann R.Sherpick’82 Mr. Alan P. Sherman Mr. andMrs.MichaelShelby Elizabeth Pike Sheehy ’86 Pauline Vietor Sheehan’65 Shea Frank A. Virginia SecorShaw ’94 Ashley LemonShaw ’87 Joanne Griffiths Shaver ’92 Susan E.Sharp’63 Penelope ChesterSharp’56 Elizabeth Harvey Shapiro’70 Elizabeth Howe Shannon’49 Mrs. Devany Shackelford Meredith ClarkShachoy ’87 Mrs. George Seybolt Mr. andMrs.Jae Y. Seo Susan FirestoneSemegen ’73 Rita IngersollSeltzer’73 Mr. andMrs.JohnP. Selldorff Christian Laidlaw Selke ’81 Anne SpenceSeidlitz’68 Mr. andMrs.Kenneth C.Segal Mr. Thomas J.Sedoric Eleanor H.Seaman’85 Mr. andMrs.Bryant W. SeamanIII Barbara PriebeSeaman’45 Elizabeth Seacord’76 Louise O’BrienScully’78 Dana HydeScrymgeour’58 Mr. andMrs.MorinM.Scott,Jr. Joy ManningScott’41 Bonnie BoasScott’61 Helen MorrisScorsese’65 Catherine FlickingerSchweitzer’71 Dr. EricSchwartz andMs.Nancy Hornak Mr. andMrs.David M.Schwartz Amanda CecilSchuster’38 Anne-Lane ByrdSchubert’91 Rebecca KaufmanSchonman’87 Mr. andMrs. William F. Schoelwer Julia Wight Schniewind ’58 Ms. Evelyn Lovett

Josephine Woolston Staunton ’56 Mr. andMrs.David B.Staub Carolyn P. Starmann ’86 Mr. SamuelB.Starkey Dorothy Walker Stapleton’65 Mr. andMrs.Gregory Stanton Leda Stanley-Fidrych ’68 Eleanor Wilson Staniford’47 Susan St.John’68 Patricia Shaw Sprague’76 Heidi GoodmanSpizman’81 Mr. Matthew Spetalnickand Cameron McConnellSperry’82 Dr. andMrs.George Speace Helen MartinSpalding’68 Caroline Morgan Southall’55 Susan Ratcliffe Sour’58 Prapavadee PuapanSophonpanich’92 Mary BalderstonSomerby’79 Mr. andMrs.ChangrokSoh Dr. andMrs.C.JohnSnyder †Jean RoseSnyder ’35 Mr. David Sneddon Mr. andMrs.Nevill Smythe Marguerite MooreSmythe’73 Sylvia StirnSmith’43 Suzannah McLainSmith’88 †Mr. RobertM.Smith Qian Wang Smith’94 Paula SenaySmith’74 Mary StantonSmith’87 Mary ClaytorSmith’59 Suzette deMarigny Smith’60 Margaret MooreSmith’57 Lila DeStefano Smith ’91 Judith W. Smith’75 Jean Murphy Smith’61 Jane Will Smith’37 Holley RandallSmith’40 Mr. HarrySmithandMs.RoseRasmussen Elizabeth Covington Smith’55 †Mr. Edward B.Smith Mr. andMrs.CrosbyR.Smith †Mrs. OlcottD.Smith †Barbara BonbrightSmith’29 Mary C.Sloane’75 Mrs. HelenS.Sloane Mary GibbonsSloan’75 Cynthia Riker Slack’74 Caroline M.Skudlarek-Prete’84 Dr. andMrs.BernardD.Sklansky Jennette CampbellSkinner’60 Mrs. H.Catherine W. Skinner Sandra Sizer’53 Marguerite JamisonSisson’57 Rebecca PepperSinkler’55 Anne DodgeSimpson’53 Ms. LaurenH.Simons Carolyn MeltzerSimons’88 Whitney M.Simonds’56 Annie MartinSimonds’90 Ms. MaryPartridge

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†Patricia Hallowell Stedman ’37 †Ann Gordon Steele ’49 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Steffian Annie Ward Stern ’62 | Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Stern celebration Martha J. Sterne ’80 Kathryn Yeager Stevens ’84 †Jean Lindsay Stevenson ’39 Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Stevenson Louise L. Stevenson ’66 Katherine Boyle Stewart ’77 Alice Gray Stites ’83 Lisa Russell Stockman ’70 Diana Hamilton Stockton ’62 Kristin Ryan Stockton ’80 †Elsie Wear Stockwell ’51 Mr. James I. Stockwell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stoddard Mrs. George A. Stoddart Sarah-Lee Biddle Stokes ’39 Alison Stone ’74 Peter Stone Mr. Kenny Kwok Kit Tang and Katharine Nason Tipper ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Stone Ms. Eleanor Sin Yue Chan Mr. and Mrs. William A. K. Titelman Heidi Bingham Stott ’54 Lynne Santy Tanner ’58 Julia C. Tobey ’61 Elizabeth Schereschewsky Stout ’60 Margaret Eaton Taplin ’32 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. C. Todd Margaret Rice Stout ’55 Elizabeth Blackburn Taylor ’44 Evelyn W. Tompkins ’77 Nancy Clement Stout ’45 Evelyn Myers Taylor ’60 Sylvia Buffinton Tompkins ’51 Susan Emerson Strasser ’85 Katherine Snow Taylor ’45 Anna Coxe Toogood ’63 Mr. and Mrs. John Strawbridge III Ms. Margaretta J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Torpey Emily Alexander Strong ’87 Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Taylor Analisa N. Torres ’77 Lindsey Callen Strong ’79 Sarah Sherpick Taymore ’76 Ellen M. Torrey ’74 Mr. Robert D. Stuart, Jr. Alison Swan Teitel ’84 Lisa Farrel Totman ’60 Ms. Janet S. Stulting †Gloria Bond Tenney ’42 Lucy Lyle Tower ’63 Emily Stimson Sugg ’75 Diana Harder Terrell ’63 Edith Townsend ’66 Mr. Bong Kyun Suh Elizabeth Terry ’59 Mr. Jeffrey Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Suh Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Test Mrs. Robert C. Townsend Jimin Suh ’14 Carry Cudahy Thacher ’74 Ms. Joan P. Townsend Dr. and Mrs. Won Suk Suh Mary McGrath Thacher ’50 Mr. Robert Chase Townsend, Jr. Mr. Young-Ho Suh and Ms. Soojin Kim Ellen McGeeney Thalacker ’80 Ms. K. Jill Townsend-Sorel Ms. Beverly C. Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Wichai Thanathammasophon Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Trainer, Jr. Mrs. Daniel D. Sun Diane Rosenthal Thomas ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Trainer Mary Buhl Surdam ’39 Susan D. Thomas ’54 Susan Myers Treyz ’80 Beverley M. Sutherland ’88 Barbara Benkhart Thompson ’46 †Lindsley Brennan Tricot ’84 Barbara Shook Swank ’77 Carol Semple Thompson ’66 Mr. and Mrs. Pierre G. Trinque Mr. Andrew Swatkovsky Mr. David M. Thompson Pamela Reid Trippe ’57 †Anita Iglehart Swatkovsky ’55 Katharine Dana Thompson ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tritt †Barbara McGraw Sweet ’36 Laning Pepper Thompson ’58 Virginia Wells Truesdale ’52 †Mr. Bradford N. Swett Lara F. Thompson ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trump Mr. Steven Swett Sallie McClenahan Thompson ’58 Miriam Kellogg Truslow ’58 Mr. Thomas C. Swett †Sara Wood Thompson ’35 †Marion Payne Tubbs ’38 Sally Lee Swift ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Thomson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Tubridy Dorothea H. Swope ’62 Aubrey Thorne Carey ’87 Nancy L. Tuckerman ’47 †Sarah Porter Hunsaker Swope ’31 Sara Jessopp Thorne-Thomsen ’60 Alison Heydt Tung ’65 Eleanor Ingersoll Sylvestro ’71 V. Averell Thors ’81 Jaime L. Tuozzolo ’90 Ann Pritzlaff Symington ’70 Nancy B. Tieken ’58 Anne Grove Turner ’40 Mrs. Sherwood H. Szen Bettina Hartley Tierney ’55 Josephine Ross Turner ’42 Ashley Jones Tagatac ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Tighe Eliza Twichell ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Taggart IV Mr. and Mrs. L. Stephens Tilghman III Mary Dall Twichell ’63 Theodora Lannon Taggart ’38 Ms. Susan Tilley Joan Martin Tyner ’39 Dr. and Mrs. Hiroyoshi Takata Kane Merritt Tilney ’45 Jennifer Keith Urbahn ’77 Mary Clark Talbot ’73 Meredith C. Tilp ’68 Iris Jennings Vail ’46 Dr. and Mrs. Leigh Taliaferro Sarah L. Timpson ’56 Ms. Daisy Valenciano Ms. Suzanne C. Taliaferro Gabriela Tinoco ’86 Suzanne Van der Leur ’66 † Deceased 20 porter’s|celebration Mr. and Mrs.NealJ. Welch, Sr. Catherine andChristopher Wejchert Teresa Herring Weeks ’43 Ann S. Weeks ’67 Melissa F. Weber ’77 Margaret Curtiss Weaver ’64 Mr. andMrs.George S. Weaver, Jr. Catherine Gibbons Way ’74 Mr. andMrs.Sydney P. Waud Gail andMichael Watts Nicole Van derLeur Watson ’56 Alison Hall Watkins ’62 Mary Cragin Waters ’57 Sarah Porter Waterbury ’75 Barbara Wilkin Washburn’56 Elizabeth D. Warriner ’57 Sharon Boyle Warren ’81 Ruth Robinson Warner ’45 Joan McCance Warner ’52 Ellen Murphy Warner ’65 Anne Robinson Warner ’48 TauckElizabeth Walters’85 Louise Shepard Walsh ’49 TaylorJuliet Walsh’63 Mr. andMrs.JosephM. Walsh Mr. andMrs.John A. Walsh Katharine Hoblitzelle Walling ’70 Luisa P. Wallace ’83 Mr. andMrs.Kenneth B. Walker †Mary Carter Walker ’24 Lucinda Schaefer Walker ’63 WalkerLeonie A. ’75 Craig andMargaret Walden Laura M. Wagstaff ’01 Mr. andMrs.Bradford Wagstaff Claire Sutherland Wade ’81 Virginia Wier Waddell’69 Dr. andMrs.Ulrich Wacker Christiane J. Wacker ’00 Mrs. MichaelD. Wachtel Anne H. Wachtel ’02 MargarettaWaller ’39 Vreeland Mr. andMrs.CurtisR. Vouwie Caroline C. Vosburgh ’89 Mrs. Deitrichvon Bothmer TeresaTaggart Vogel’76 Dr. andMrs.Joseph Vogel Mr. andMrs. Thomas M. Vitale Ellen M. Violett ’41 Mr. andMrs.RichardR. Vietor Jean Gordon Vicks ’81 Dr. andMrs.MichaelR. Viau Sarah B. Vest ’81 Waring†Carolyn Verbeck’39 Tara Grey Ventura ’92 Mr.Shyam Venkat NancyVaughn Allen ’52 Mr. HenrikN. Vanderlip Adele Smith Van Zonneveld ’59 Sharp Van†Nancy ’56 Vranken Mr. andMrs.Jean-Pierrevan Rooy Laura W. van Roijen’70 Mr. Gary Zhengand Leonor SmithZacarias’76 Dr. andMrs. Takeshi Yoshida Kara Chomo Yeomans ’92 Anne Joyce Wyman ’49 Lois Godfrey Wye ’77 Shelby dePeyster Wyckoff ’58 Sally Foote Wyatt ’55 †Rosamond Reed Wulsin ’39 Dr. JohnH. Wulsin Mr. ShihJung Wu andMs.Chao Ying Chou Mr. andMrs.Edward M. Wrobel, Jr. Marion J. Wright ’59 Lisa H. Woods ’54 Mrs. BettyJ. Woods Sara Wadsworth Wood’56 WoodSabina Adamson’75 Mr. RobertR. Wood, Jr. Meredith Young’55 Wood Anna Farnum Wood ’54 Priscilla Porter Wolff ’60 Madeleine Higbie Wolfe ’75 Kathleen McLaughlin Wolf ’81 Anne Rodgers Witherspoon ’54 †Patricia Bright Witbeck ’43 ’66 WinthropElizabeth Alsop Anne Jacob Winslow ’51 Katherine G. Windsor, Ed.D.and ’76 WilsonKathleen A. Kathleen Butterworth Wilson ’48 Barbara Hixon Wilson ’40 Janet Macomber Williamson ’81 WilliamsHope A. Ms. Francoise Jackson Williams ’80 Mr. David B. Williams Magrieta Livingston Willard ’66 †Mary LouiseHiggins Wilding-White ’37 Mr. andMrs.RandalE. Wilcox Stacy Quarles Wiegers ’87 Mr. andMrs.Eric W. Wiechmann ToddLaura Widing’73 Nancy D. Wicker ’43 Mr. andMrs. A. Douglas Whittemore WinifredTilney ’65 Whitman Dr.Whitman Anne William White andNancy Petry Mr. andMrs.Robert A. White Mrs. Paula E. White †Katherine Isham White ’57 Karen Blanchfield White’85 Elizabeth M. White ’97 Mr. Anthony W. White Sandra Smith Wheeler ’58 Patricia F. Wheeler ’73 Virginia Lasell Westgaard ’50 Julie Westcott’75 Mr. andMrs. W. Casey West Mrs. Georgia E. Welles Townson†Barbara Weller’41 WelchTheresa A. Ms. Ms. HelenZhou Dr. JonasKatkavich

Virginia Wellington CabotFoundation The JohnH.and Val A. Browning Foundation W. L.Lyons Brown, Jr. Brown Advisory Bross Family Foundation Brooker Family Foundation Bristol-Myers SquibbFoundation, Inc. Bowne &Co.Inc. The Albert C.BostwickFoundation Boston Foundation Boston FinancialDataServices,Inc. The BordenFund,Inc. Boquet Foundation The BoathouseFoundation William Blair&Company Black MountainFoundation Bessemer TrustCompany The BerminghamFund BD MatchingGiftCompany The Howard BayneFund Barnes GroupInc The BarnesGroupFoundation The Barker Welfare Foundation The BankofNew York Foundation Bank of America Foundation Bank of America CharitableGiftFund Babson CapitalManagementLLC Avalon Trust Atlantic Philanthropies The Ashton Foundation, Inc. Ben &Lena Ash Foundation Anncox Foundation, Inc. Anheuser-Busch Foundation Anchor Capital Advisors, Inc. American ExpressFoundation Ambrecht Family Foundation Altria Group,Inc. Allyn’s CreekFoundation AKC Fund,Inc. AIG The Ahn Family Foundation The Achelis &BodmanFoundations 4Charity Foundation, Inc. Anonymous (18) Foundations, Corporations campaign exceeded$1,000. cumulative totalduringthe to thoseorganizationswhose Miss Porter’s Schoolisgrateful Mr. PeterZsibaand Mr. John A. Zinke Dr. andMrs.Gordon A. Zimmermann Frances RogersZilkha’64 Susan T. BuckCharitableFoundation Charitable Foundation Ms. MauraSmolover and Organizations

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Frank A. Cadwell Corporation Elser Enterprises Kirkland & Ellis Foundation Camp-Younts Foundation The Mathilde U. and The Chester W. Kitchings Foundation Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation Albert C. Elser Foundation John & Patricia Klingenstein Fund Campbell Soup Foundation The Engstrom Family Charitable Foundation The H. Frederick Krimendahl II Foundation | Capitol Region Education Council The Ettinger Foundation, Inc. The Antiss and Ronald Krueck Foundation celebration W. P. Carey Foundation, Inc. Exklar Technologies Larsen Fund Ruth H. Carr Foundation Fairfield County Community Foundation Lebon Press, Inc. Carriuolo Family Foundation Family Associates Foundation Legatus Foundation Central New York Community Foundation Farmington Friends of Crew Lehman Brothers, Inc. Charlottesville Area Community Foundation Farmington Savings Bank The Lemon Foundation Chase Manhattan Foundation Farmington Valley Symphony Orchestra Liggett Family Charitable Lead Trust ChevronTexaco Matching Grants Program Feather Foundation, Inc. Love Family Foundation Chicago Branch of Miss Porter’s Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. Alumnae Association Fiduciary Charitable Foundation John D. and CIGNA The Harvey S. Firestone, Jr. Foundation Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Citi Foundation The First Church of Christ Congregational Macri Associates, Inc. Clark Family Foundation, Inc. FleetBoston Financial Foundation Maine Community Foundation Clements Family Charitable Trust Foundation for the Carolinas Massachusetts General Hospital CNA Foundation Friends of Farmington Crew The Julien L. McCall Family Foundation Coastal Community Foundation of FSB Foundation John and Karin McCormick Foundation South Carolina GE Foundation D. Richard Mead Charitable Foundation The Coleman Family Foundation General Reinsurance Corporation The George Mead Fund The George E. Coleman Jr. Foundation E. Clayton and The Nelson Mead Fund Colgate-Palmolive Company Edith P. Gengras Jr. Foundation The R. K. Mellon Family Foundation Columbia Terminals Co. Charitable Trust Arthur and Meredith Corporation Foundation Community Foundation for Monterey Elizabeth Godbout Family Foundation Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. County The Golden Flower Foundation Middlecott Foundation Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Goldman Sachs Gives The Minneapolis Foundation Martin Counties Goldman, Sachs & Co. MMC Community Foundation for The Good Samaritan, Inc. Mobil Foundation, Inc. Southeast Michigan Good Works Foundation G. G. Monks Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Memphis The Goodnow Fund Edward S. Moore Family Foundation Community Foundation of Jackson Hole The Greater Cincinnati Foundation J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Community Foundation of New Jersey Greater Hartford Arts Council Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program Community Foundation of The Greater Kansas City Morton Family Foundation Southeastern North Carolina Community Foundation Muse Foundation Community Foundation of Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation National Foundation, Inc. Western North Carolina, Inc. Todd S. Greenberg National Philanthropic Trust Conyngham Family Charitable Foundation Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Neisloss Family Foundation, Inc. Cornell University Foundation The Grodzins Fund New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Malcolm Cravens Foundation GTE Foundation New Jersey Branch of Miss Porter’s Crisp Family Foundation The Habe Foundation Alumnae Association CSX Corporation Margaret Hall Foundation The New York Community Trust The Frances L. & Edwin L. Cummings Bernard C. Harris Publishing Company, Inc. The New York Times Company Foundation Memorial Fund The John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc. Northern Trust Charitable Trust Dana Corporation Foundation The Hartford Insurance Group Northrup Grumman Foundation The de Compiegne-Wallace Foundation The HBB Foundation Northwestern Mutual Foundation Deeds Foundation Henry Family Foundation Geraldi Norton Foundation Marie G. Dennett Foundation Hillsdale Fund, Inc. Norwood Foundation, Inc. Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Margaret Mellon Hitchcock Foundation A.B. & J. Noyes Foundation The Dexter Corporation The Holpont Foundation T. J. O’Gara Family Foundation Harriet Ford Dickenson Foundation Houghton Mifflin Company Oaklands Fund, Inc. Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation Hudson-Webber Foundation The Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Foundation Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Charitable Trust Independence Foundation The Orbit Fund R. N. and N. A. Downey Foundation A.C. Israel Foundation, Inc. Overhills Foundation DST Systems, Inc. ITG Inc. The Stephen C. Owen, Sr. Trust The Duke Energy Foundation J T K Foundation Parker Foundation Eaton Vance Management Jewish Communal Fund The Pasadena Foundation ECSU Foundation Johnnycake Mountain Associates, Inc. The Patton Family Charitable Foundation Ederic Foundation, Inc. The Kane-Barrengos Foundation The T.R. Paul Family Foundation The Educational Foundation of America Kansas City South Industries, Inc. The Petit Family Foundation El Adobe Corporation Kansas City Southern Lines Petit Realty

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Oscar Frederick Peyser Foundation Trippe Fund, Inc. Amanda L. Beadle ’74 PG&E Corporation Tung Family Foundation Isabel Morrell Beadleston ’28 Peggy Phelps Foundation Margaret Evans Tuten Foundation Edith Bouvier Beale ’35 celebration

| The Philanthropic Collaborative U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Susan Hall Beard ’58 Phillips Family Charitable Foundation UBS Matching Gift Program Katherine C. Beaupre ’08 Piasecki Family Foundation United Technologies Mr. Alexis Belash The William H. Pitt Foundation United Way of Delaware, Inc. Barbara Belding ’67 The Pittsburgh Foundation United Way of Greater Rochester Jane Houser Bell ’40 T. Rowe Price Program for United Way of Rhode Island Catherine Cartan Bellis ’57

porter’s Charitable Giving Universal Leaf Foundation Julia Barber Benedict ’56 Princeton Area Community Foundation The Vale-Asche Foundation Ms. Rowena Bennett The Prudential Foundation H. A. Vance Foundation, Inc. Alice Babst Bent ’27 Quail Hill Foundation Blake Elin Vanderlip Memorial Foundation Joan Somerville Berg Robert V. Rasmussen Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Mr. David M. Berray Realan Foundation, Inc. Verizon Foundation Stephanie Bertschmann ’53 Resources for the Future The Ellen M. Violett and Melinda Clothier Biddle ’76 The Rhode Island Foundation Mary P.R. Thomas Foundation, Inc. Janet Norton Bilkey ’53 The Richardson Foundation Wachovia Foundation Mr. Charles T. Bingham, Jr. Richland County Foundation The L.C. and Margaret Walker Foundation Mr. S. Curtis Bird Rochester Branch of Miss Porter’s The Warner Foundation Madelaine Walton Blackburn ’17 Alumnae Association The Weezie Foundation Barbara Gaylord Blanchard ’55 Rosemary L. Ripley Foundation The Sidney J. Weinberg, Jr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David D. Bloomfield The Rochester Area Community Foundation Weller Family Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Kathleen O’Connor Boelhouwer The Felix & Elizabeth Rohatyn Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. Jean K. Bornholm Salisbury School Lillian S. Wells Foundation, Inc. Stephanie E. Botzow ’57 Sasco Foundation Weyerhaeuser-Day Foundation Eleanor Hempstone Bowman ’42 The Savannah Foundation, Inc. Henry and Joan T. Wheeler Charitable Fund Ann Willets Boyd ’36 Scarlet Oak Foundation Margaret C. Williams Charitable Lead Rachel Hammond Breck ’25 Schwab Charitable Fund Annuity Trust Anne McGuire Breckinridge ’59 The Scudder Charitable Foundation The Oprah Winfrey Foundation Elizabetta S. Brewer-Krebs ’04 Douglas and Eleanor Seaman Foundation The Winston-Salem Foundation Anne Cooke Brewster ’40 Arch W. Shaw Foundation Worrell Foundation Elizabeth Buffinton Briggs ’44 Shell Oil Company Foundation Wyoming Philanthropic Trust, Inc. Isobel P. Brooks ’61 The Sherrill Foundation The Xerox Foundation Louise Smith Bross ’57 Shethar Foundation, Inc. Constance Mellon Brown ’59 Silicon Valley Community Foundation Eleanor Barton Brown ’55 Smikis Foundation Gifts to the campaign were Helene Kinnucan Brown ’53 The Southways Foundation made in tribute to the Mabel James Brown ’53 Spalding Family Foundation following individuals. Katherine Murchison Browning ’24 Spencer Foundation Faith Lamb Bryan ’53 The Harriet and Edson Spencer Foundation In Memory Of Mr. Walter P. Buck The Springfield Foundation Meta Paumgarten Burden ’57 Anne Backus Adams ’39 Sprint Foundation Mr. Brendan A. Burns, Sr. Mary Pierce Adams ’56 The Squire Family Foundation, Inc. Linda Fulton Burns ’55 Mr. Worthington M. Adams St. Patrick Church Elizabeth Inslee Byse ’40 Harriet McNulty Adsit ’29 Standish Family Foundation Mr. B. Bartram Cadbury Hope Coombe Agnew ’47 The Stanley Works Sarah du Pont Cahill ’47 Elizabeth Moen Alton ’13 Steelcase Foundation Charlotte Ford Calhoun ’58 Lisa Goetz Anderson ’72 Stewart Foundation Catherine Hartshorn Campbell ’34 Nancy Landon Ashford ’42 Robert L. Stott Foundation, Inc. Ruth Brooks Campbell ’35 Jean Mitchell Bahlman ’44 Stuart Family Foundation Sarah Jane Plym Campbell ’56 Mr. William O. Bailey The Sun Microsystems Foundation Emily Large Carey ’52 Marian Wood Baird ’33 The Tauck Foundation Terrill L. Carlson ’87 Elizabeth Ballantine 1895 Texaco Incorporated Mr. Edward N. Carpenter Nina Piroumoff Barghoorn ’52 The Theobald Foundation Elizabeth Cutting Carrigan ’54 Marguerite Holcombe Barlow ’38 The Joseph H. Thompson Fund Evelyn Denison Carrillo ’36 Wilhelmina Arnold Barnhart ’53 Jonathan G. Tidd, Esq. Helen Graydon Carrington ’13 Gail Chaplin Barry ’55 TimeWarner Foundation, Inc. Mildred Wells Carton ’02 Eleanor Parrish Barton ’18 Toledo Community Foundation, Inc. Ada-Chase Holcombe Caswell ’43 Elizabeth Evans Bascom ’33 Towers Perrin Matching Gifts Program Carroll Ferguson Chapman ’26 Mrs. Emmalene Basil Trainer Family Foundation, Inc. Jane Robinson Chester ’33 Claire M. Bass ’75 Triangle Community Foundation Kate A. Clark ’62 Nancy Smith Bates ’51 23 porter’s

Ms. Heather Clemens Ms. Winnifred McClusky Edelson Ann Norton Gilbert ’50 Susan Colgate Cleveland ’09 Mrs. Susan L. Ely Jane Baldwin Gillespie ’26 Miss Ida Clough Alice Talcott Enders ’23 Margaret Hazard Goddard ’04 Jean White Cole ’52 Sheila White English ’50 Cordelia Lowry Gould ’52 | Nancy J. Coleman ’56 Virginia Evans Evans ’32 Katherine O’Brien Grau ’44 celebration Hope Conkling Colgate 1885 Nona W. Evans ’57 Mr. Bowman Gray III Theodora Barret Collins ’40 Eleanore Darling Everdell ’31 Mary Louise Hatch Gray ’29 Marie Eugenie Thebaud Compton ’33 Florence Lincoln Farr ’15 Lucy Kim Greer ’80 Barbara Schmid Cook ’19 Lucy Hill Fay ’30 Nancy P. Grosjean ’70 Emily Darrell Cottrell ’23 Barbara King Fennelly ’28 Mrs. Mary E. Grossnickle Margaretta Blair Cox ’11 Eugenia Smith Ficke ’71 Mr. Theodore F. Haas Mary Thompson Crane ’40 Barbara Weld Field ’53 Julia Fearey Habgood ’56 Michelle Scott Crouse ’47 Angela Havens Finch ’39 Barbara Lang Hacker ’29 Gwendolyn Bowen Currier ’34 Peggy Eagle Findlay ’37 Mr. William D. Hacker Mary Snyder Curtis ’33 Anne Joers Firestone ’41 Elisabeth S. Hadden ’76 Sarah Cary Curtiss 1895 Elsie Lawson Fisher ’35 Mr. John H. Hale and Beverly Waring Cutler ’35 Margaret Delano Fitter ’39 Dr. Barbara L. Fuller Mr. George W. Cutting Elizabeth Holton Ford ’39 Mrs. LeMoyne Noyes Hall Elizabeth Frazer Dale ’41 Laura E. Ford ’63 Ms. Joanna Hallisey Pauline Herzog Daly ’50 Mary Holland Ford ’25 Mary D. Hamlen ’42 Lenore Scullin Darneille ’24 Mr. Joseph Formica Ruth Keeley Hammond ’22 Dorothy Pagenstecher Davidson ’31 Elizabeth Hartz Forster ’52 Mr. Warren S. Hance Lynn Weyerhaeuser Day ’49 Emilie Thornton Forte ’45 Susan Kelsey Hansen ’38 Mrs. Patricia E. de Bary Mary Parker Foss ’13 Margaret Hixon Hanson ’33 Mr. William G. DeLana Carolyn Elkins Foster ’57 Winifred Thorndike Hare ’27 Ann Cashman Dempsey Elizabeth Dickson Foster 1894 Hope Hodgman Powel Harkness ’08 Maida Clement Dent ’58 Fraser Semple Foster ’64 Alice Kelley Harlow ’23 Victorine D. Dent ’76 Louisa Wood Foulke ’33 Miriam Hart Harmon ’27 Polly Fenton Dickerson ’37 Eleanor FitzGerald Francke ’24 Shirley Brown Haselton ’46 Alice Rutgers Dodge ’37 Mr. Hollis S. French Barbara King Hawley ’37 Ruth Quackenbush Dodge ’29 Emily Brown Fritzinger ’59 Margaret Kidder Hayes ’16 Evan Burger Donaldson ’51 Mary E. Gaines ’90 Constance Laibe Hays ’79 Dorothy Ranney Donnelley ’28 Sarah Arndt Gale ’58 Barbara Pressprich Henderson ’61 Elizabeth Elser Doolittle Kendra P. Gamble ’64 Alicia Magnuson Hendrix ’54 Florence Palmer Douglas ’57 Priscilla Reed Gamble ’36 Mary McCorkle Henry 1873 Ethel Sewell Driggs ’28 Mrs. Gloria C. Gavert Sheila Hollern Herbert ’53 Mr. George S. Dudac Mr. Anastasios B. George Marian Chapin Higbie ’47 Eleanor Isham Dunne ’54 Elsie McIlwaine Gibb ’24 Priscilla Baker Hill ’38

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Mr. Robert W. Hincks Andrea Townson Lashar ’53 Elise Smithwick Miles ’37 Janet Elliott Hobart ’13 Rosalind Rogers Lawrence ’37 Stephanie Leonard Mixter ’39 Katharine Wells Hoblitzelle ’47 Suzanne Spear Lawrence ’62 Elinor White Montgomery ’55 celebration

| Heather M. Horne ’82 Mary Harrison Lindsay ’44 Mr. Robert K. Mooney Virginia Drake Horne ’29 Julia W. Linsley ’46 Elsie Bailey Moore ’32 Jean Reynolds Houghton ’32 Winifred Wadsworth Lloyd ’48 Barbara Sargent Moorehead ’18 Mary Jane Chambers Howard ’42 Edith Safe Loebs ’45 Mary Roberts Morgan ’31 Sara Humphreys Howard ’58 Mr. Carl Loether Ms. Cynthia Morse Mrs. Alison G. Howe Pauline B. Lord ’62 Gabrielle Ladd Morss ’54

porter’s Elizabeth Howell-Buckley ’51 Mr. Edward M. Lucas Mrs. Lillias K. Moseley Hamilton Herbert Howlett ’37 Miss Flora H. Lutz Laurie Watson Moss ’64 Katherine Naething Hoyt ’32 Ms. Barbara McCluskey MacDonald Katherine Kirkham Movius ’58 Jane Ames Hutchinson ’56 Sarah B. MacLennan Corinne McLaughlin Mullins ’55 Ellen Halliday Ingram ’24 Marjorie Mitchell Maguire ’42 Bettyann Asche Murray ’57 Stephanie Camille Anne Jackson ’83 Elizabeth Foster Mann ’21 Mr. Robert Muse Mary-Louise Congdon James ’28 Anne Meyer Manuel ’31 Lowrie Flagg Nevius ’41 Juliet Townshend Newton ’36 S. Colbert Noble ’78 Mrs. Sarah C. Noble Mrs. Mary Jane Nolan Mrs. Grace Nome Claire Berdan Nusbaum ’46 Elinor Righter Oakes ’29 Jane M. Ober ’54 Mary Morris O’Connor ’19 Theodora A. O’Hara ’71 Jacqueline Bouvier Onassis ’47 Ada Weld Osborn ’49 Alice Kountze Pace ’40 Helen Ravenel Papen ’48 Edith Powell Papps ’47 Betty Foster Parker ’30 Janet Wolcott Parker ’41 Winifred Loew Parkinson ’26 Barbara Brown Parrott ’33 Julia G. Parsons ’75 Pamela Paton ’56 Anne Fennelly Patterson ’52 Audrey Ivison Pattinson ’40 Nancy Mailliard Peck ’53 Margaret Morgan Pepper ’39 Katharine Patterson Perkins ’42 Nancy Fenton Perkins ’35 Mary Peltz Perry ’32 Hayley E. Petit ’07 Dr. H. B. Jestin Mrs. Andrew K. Marckwald Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Peyser Elizabeth Taft Johnson ’51 Virginia Witherspoon Marlette ’81 Janet Smith Phipps ’36 Mr. and Mrs. Ward L. Johnson, Sr. Helen Zanetti Marx ’56 Norah Pierson ’58 Leila D. Jones ’44 Mrs. Elizabeth Matava Ms. Janina Pietraszkiewicz Ms. Rebecca Jones Harriet Millett Mays ’36 Fredericka Buff Pitts ’57 Ruth Herman Jones ’23 Sarah Sage McAlpin ’20 Mrs. Dorothea M. Pivar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porter Keep, Jr. Janet Jones McCall ’38 Ellen Stuart Poole ’26 Elisabeth Corrigan Keiffer ’41 Elizabeth Ferguson McCance ’27 Alice Littlefield Posey ’29 Deirdre Kelley ’50 Martha N. McDonnell ’80 Lillian Noble Potter ’52 Elizabeth Battelle Kennedy ’31 Ms. Maria McKinney Nancy Quirk Potter ’50 Mary-Caroline Floyd King ’45 Helen Pendleton McKown ’27 Ethel Schniewind Pratt ’26 Ms. Betty Lane Camilla Merritt McLane ’52 Hortense Henry Prosser ’29 Marcia Huhn Lane ’56 Corinne Brewer McLaughlin ’30 Miss Doris Prout Constance White Lang ’35 Helen Ballantine McNeil ’37 Page Neville Pyle ’57 Mrs. Ann LaPolla Mr. George H. Mead, Jr. Mrs. Joanne Randall Melissa B. Lardner ’68 Margaret Curtiss Meadows ’34 Anne Elliott Raynor ’26 Mrs. Roy E. Larsen Delight Merwin ’38 Ruth M. Reiss ’78 25 porter’s

Dr. John Barrengos and More than 80 percent of Ancients made gifts to Ms. Katherine Knopp Tatum T. Bass ’09 Miss Porter’s School during the campaign, helping Mr. Bruce B. Bates | †Isabel Morrell Beadleston ’28 celebration the school secure the $88 million total. Emily L. Beck ’00 Dr. Rachel Phillips Belash Mrs. William R. Rennie Noel Hall Train ’31 Mrs. Rebecca T. Benavides Louise Husted Renwick ’42 Diana M. Trent ’60 Adia A. Benson ’05 Siobhan M. Reynders ’90 Lindsley Brennan Tricot ’84 Pamela B. Bent ’62 Patricia Rice ’37 Alice Moss Truesdale ’10 Martha M. Biddle ’12 Anne Miner Richardson ’49 Nancy Sharp Van Vranken ’56 Philippa L. Biddle ’10 Mrs. George B. Roane Jeanne G. Vance ’53 P. Ridgely Horsey Biddle ’80 Caroline Henry Roberts ’02 Carolyn Waring Verbeck ’39 Amina S. Bility ’13 Elizabeth King Robertson ’69 Frances Seymour Vernon ’24 Mr. C. Mark Boelhouwer Genevieve Sullivan Robertson ’27 Anne Schroeder Vroman ’50 Claudina Bonetti Marcus ’88 Augusta McLane Robinson ’19 Barent Dow Vroman Alexis E. Bowen ’11 Jayne Sherman Rudolph ’66 Grace Putnam Wadsworth ’40 †Elizabetta S. Brewer-Krebs ’04 Judith Rollinson Rulon-Miller ’62 Mrs. Carole Ann Walker Francesca S. Brewer-Krebs ’04 Priscilla Penney Sanderson ’47 Harriet Sturgis Walker ’51 Nancy Pierce Briggs ’50 Samantha B. Sandler ’00 Maud Tilghman Walker ’36 Dr. Kristen Brookes Elizabeth Staley Sanger ’30 Margaret How Wallace ’27 Lisette J. Bross ’89 Clara Legg Scherer ’27 Beverlee L. Waller ’81 Margaret Kennedy Brown ’63 Barbara Huntley Shea ’44 Alice Heminway Wardwell ’38 Maria Bonetti Buccini ’90 Virginia Durand Shelden ’39 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Wean, Jr. Suzanne Walker Buck ’89 Clare F. Shepley ’59 Carol Ordway Webb ’50 Andrea Burns ’94 Kathleen Burke Sherwin ’32 Leslie Weller ’71 Mr. Brendan Burns and Lydia Frye Sherwood ’77 Lillian Shedd Wells ’11 Mrs. Margaret McQuillan-Burns Daphne Bayne Shih ’32 Mr. Grant E. Wesner Frank A. Cadwell Corporation Sherry Sims ’63 Katherine Isham White ’57 †Sarah du Pont Cahill ’47 Jennifer M. Sinnett ’89 Ann Starr Williams Widmann ’61 Alyssa N. Calder ’11 Marjorie White Sinnott ’37 Mary Louise Higgins Wilding-White ’37 Nicole M. Canning ’10 Barbara Bonbright Smith ’29 Suzannah Ryan Wilkie ’53 Jennifer M. Carey ’07 Cornelia Clark Smith ’24 Natica Righter Williams ’57 Mrs. H. Bissell Carey III Louise Dewey Smith ’33 Hopie Wonham Winagle ’44 Elisabeth Cole Carpentieri ’57 Nancy Buckingham Snowdon ’33 Patricia Bright Witbeck ’43 Olivia B. Carter ’12 Eleanor Mullally Snyder ’33 Rosamond Reed Wulsin ’39 Marguerite C. Caswell ’04 Priscilla Painter St. George ’41 Katherine Smedley Yellig Chrystal Chan ’05 Mr. Reginald J. Stambaugh Alexandra N. Zapp ’90 Mlle. Marie-Claire Charton Elizabeth Stewart Standish ’16 Mr. Joseph W. Chetelat Yani W. Chu-Richardson ’08 Patricia Hallowell Stedman ’37 In Honor Of Bliss Caulkins Clark ’62 Elizabeth F. Stevenson ’64 Mr. Richard Abrams Newton A. and Patricia Lord Clark Louise Conant Stewart ’54 Mr. Henry Adamcewicz Class of 1941 Elsie Wear Stockwell ’51 Christina L. Alexander ’97 Class of 1951 Elizabeth Sprague Stout ’24 Hope Powel Alexander ’43 Class of 1952 Helen D’Olier Stowell ’30 Halley C. Allaire ’04 Class of 1953 Anita Iglehart Swatkovsky ’55 Mrs. Wendy Allerton Class of 1956 Sarah Porter Hunsaker Swope ’31 Ms. Laura E. Amble Class of 1957 Helen J. Swords ’55 Gina M. Amodio ’01 Class of 1962 Alice Nicoll Taube ’19 Maria T. Amodio ’06 Class of 1979 June Rockwood Taylor ’44 Allison L. Andrew ’09 Class of 1980 Leonore Shiland Taylor ’37 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Andrew, Jr. Class of 2000 Mary Hammond Taylor ’24 Helen D. Andrus ’01 Class of 2002 Isabel Ward Thomas ’33 Ms. Asha Appel Class of 2003 Jean French Thomas ’30 Susan MacMillan Arensberg ’65 Gizelle L. Clemens ’04 Susan Bickford Thomas ’62 Kelly Armington ’11 Constance B. Coburn ’83 Priscilla Robinson Thompson ’27 Alexandra W. Arute ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Farnham F. Collins Mary Chester Tilt ’24 Victoria M. Arute ’14 Ms. Elizabeth B. Conant Victoria P. Tilt ’57 The Ashton Foundation, Inc. Sarah E. C. Cottone ’11 Claire T. Townsend ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Harris J. Ashton L. Alexandra Couri ’97 Ann Smith Townson ’54 Barbara S. Backman Ms. Melissa Sue Courtemanche Virginia Tracy Lily E. Baker ’10 † Deceased 26

Megan K. Cowell ’10 Paulette Bragg Fownes ’42 Lisa M. Johnson ’95 Charlotte C. Cowles ’03 Angela Balfour Franklin ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Joscelyne Nicole Crane Julia L. Friedman ’08 Mrs. Ruth Geyer Jurgensen celebration

| Malcolm Cravens Foundation Alexandra Wheeler Gabriele ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Kasily Emily Ridgway Crisp ’59 Margaret A. Gaines ’00 Drs. Arnold and Phyllis Katz Ann Henry Crow ’53 †Mrs. Gloria C. Gavert Anne Sibley Kennedy ’53 Margaret H. Crowley ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger Juliana P. W. Kerrest ’04 Elisabeth V. Culley ’83 Martha Walker Gibbs ’52 Dr. Olaf Kievit Lucy Cutting ’78 Elizabeth Espie Gillette ’75 Taylor C. King ’09

porter’s Lucy Pulling Cutting ’54 Sarah E. Goldman ’12 Eleanor Watson Kinsella ’75 Mr. Philip R. Daigle Mrs. Caren Goodin-Evarts Anna I. Kirk ’11 Ms. Laura Danforth and Dr. Paula Chu †Marie Antoinette Townson Gordon ’36 Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 Marion Taylor Dann ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gorman, Jr. Addison R. Koehler ’10 Alexa G. David ’06 Caroline Gottlieb ’02 Kimberle S. Konover ’00 Risa M. David ’95 Heather McConnel Goukler ’90 Konover Family Scholarship Noel Pittman Davidson ’90 Jessica E. Grady-Benson ’10 Elizabeth A. Kosturko ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Davis Morgan R. Grady-Benson ’13 Shira Bogot Kulok ’88 Mrs. Patricia Davol Margaret S. Graham ’00 Deborah A. Kurnik ’89 Gloria Ryskind Dawson and Alexandra Pierson Griffin ’79 Michelle M. Kurnik ’99 Hank A. Dawson Jennifer Stone Grimes ’83 Ms. Claudia Lampert The de Compiegne-Wallace Foundation †Jane Durston Groat ’24 Jennifer M. Lange ’03 Andree H. L. Dean ’09 Jane Milliken Hague ’73 †Shirley B. Langhauser Caroline M. L. Dean ’07 Margery MacMillan Hamlen ’62 Mary Nevius Lansing ’81 Alice M. DeLana Mr. Chris Hampton Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Lapuk Clare M. DeSantis ’12 Mrs. Warren S. Hance Susan Rath Latos ’66 Katherine E. Deutsch ’09 Sarah Hart Hansen ’74 Alexandra E. L. Lazowski ’09 Mr. Richie Diamond Ms. Andrea J. Harris Jaclyn C. Lena ’11 Brenda Johnson Dick ’66 Emily B. Hartley ’96 Roberta E. Liggett ’09 Amy Weidberg Ditterline ’96 Mrs. Deborah Haskins Caitlin McLaughlin Lischick ’02 Jennifer A. Dixon ’02 Noell R. Head ’12 Martha Nicholson Livingston ’40 Rachel D. Dodakian ’94 Marguerite Marshall Healey ’80 Sally Hill Lloyd ’66 Katherine K. Doemland Alyssa N. Heiser ’10 Tangley C. Lloyd ’62 Mrs. Jean Dolat Wendy Crisp Henderson ’83 Samantha G. Lodge ’11 Jacqueline Caswell Dolfi ’01 Anne Morton Hepfer ’91 †Mr. Carl Loether Neltje Doubleday ’52 Catherine Anna Bue Hepner ’98 Jane Vaughn Love ’50 Mr. Paul B. Druzinsky Isabel Waud Hertz ’53 Jennifer A. Lummis ’10 Sylvie Y. Dube ’12 Polly Powell Hincks ’45 Anne Gibb MacKenzie ’49 Mr. John C. Eells Mary Ann BonDurant Hodgkins ’54 Caroline Morgan Macomber ’50 Barbara Higgins Epifanio ’79 Anne Milliken Hoglund ’71 Vanlu Madarame ’10 Katherine L. Estabrook ’09 Judith Milliken Holden ’68 Mrs. Alice C. Mann Sarah H. Faude ’05 Elisabeth Nicholson Holmes ’54 Alice H. Mann ’04 Mrs. Marlo Marrero Fernandez Lisa Rahe Hough ’89 Elizabeth G. Mann ’11 Edith Walker Filliettaz ’44 Tina Johnson Hughes ’98 Lydia C. Mann ’02 Mr. and Mrs. L. Carl Fiocchi, Jr. Clarissa Colburn Hunnewell ’79 Stephanie J. Matejka ’06 Nicole A. Fleury ’10 Elizabeth Blair Hunter ’76 Ms. Jessica Matzkin Sallie Curtiss Fogarty ’61 †Joan Chapin Hutton ’35 Sara E. Mazzullo ’12 Ms. Diane W. Foley Eleanor Koehler Ingersoll ’49 Ms. Julia J. McCormack Mr. Brian Ford Mallori A. Inzinga ’13 Mrs. Mary McIntosh Karly S. Ford ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Jay W. Jackson Elizabeth M. McKinney ’98 Mrs. M. Burch Tracy Ford Carla F. Jacobs ’05 Mr. and Mrs. William McKnight †Elizabeth Hartz Forster ’52 Caroline E. Jadovich ’12 Megan McNealy Graves ’87 Cornelia Adams Foster ’73 Amy K. Johnson ’79 Mr. and Mrs. R. Rennie McQuilkin Gary Fountain, Ph.D. †Eleanor Muir Johnson ’38 †Margaret Curtiss Meadows ’34 Bridget E. Meedzan ’10 Mary Kate Meedzan ’12 In the first phase of the campaign, 15 donors Ms. Alexa M. Melonopoulos Mrs. Daniel L. Menichella documented bequest intentions. In the second Marion W. Merrick ’02 Mary Kate Miller ’10 Sally Winsor Miller ’52 phase, 44 donors documented bequests—an †Mrs. Mary Mills increase of nearly 200 percent. †Mr. James S. Minges 27 porter’s vera polacek | celebration

Laura M. Moeller ’07 Diana Bernard Price ’93 Anne Larsen Simonson ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Moller Sydney Zeferina G. Pugliares ’12 Stephanie Schoenfeld Somerville ’98 Grace Montesi ’09 Ms. Sarah Quinn Gillian M. Speace ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mooney Kee Tilghman Rabb ’97 Martha McKown Spofford ’55 Nancy Westervelt Mulvey ’77 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Rahe Catherine Burger Staffieri ’98 Rachel B. Newman ’11 Raghashree Rajaravivarma ’11 Karen T. Staib ’90 Diane A. Nixon ’53 Brittany J. Reed ’10 Caroline R. Staub ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Noll Mrs. Susan Reeder Moss Elizabeth A. Staub ’10 Anne Stillman Nordeman ’65 Michelle M. Regius ’10 Rebecca Wean Stilin ’83 Mrs. Richard C. Noyes Katharine W. Reynolds ’02 Diana Hamilton Stockton ’62 Alden Tullis O’Brien ’80 Emily Parsons Ridgway ’29 Alison Stone ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah J. O’Brien Alyssa C. Rimsa ’11 Aurora Stone ’13 Marianna Mead O’Brien Amanda C. Rimsa ’11 Karla Staib Streeter ’86 The Spencer T. and Ann W. Olin Foundation †John Rivard Marcia Dines Strickland ’50 Mr. Eric D. Ort Cynthia Cutting Robinson ’81 Emily R. Sullivan ’07 Marte E. Ostvik deWilde ’01 Katrina C. Rodis ’10 Beverley Waud Sutherland ’55 Elin M. Ostvik-White ’04 Jimena Rodriguez ’13 Ashley Jones Tagatac ’82 Mr. Jack M. Pasanen Eileen I. Roteta ’11 Amanda Taylor ’87 Olivia Nisbet Patterson ’40 Leslie A. Roteta ’06 Harriet Robinson Taylor ’50 Lorrie Leh Pearson ’81 Pauline E. Roteta ’07 Milbrey Rennie Taylor ’64 Miss Lucy Byrd Pegau Daphne Chase Rowe ’75 Nancy Bryan Taylor ’47 Mrs. Kelly Perkins Amanda K. Ruskin ’07 Meghan Huntington-Meath Thomas ’97 Julie Ballentine Peter ’88 Cornelia Brewer Sadd ’95 Nancy B. Tieken ’58 Dr. William A. Petit, Jr. Miss Eve Sandberg Joan Paton Tilney ’46 Florence Pfister Ms. Nancy A. Santori Grier de Langley Torrence Melissa C. Picon ’10 The Sarah Porter Schoolhouse Child Care Ms. Susan S. Tracy Cordelia S. C. Pierson ’81 Alison Vance Scherer ’90 Jaime L. Tuozzolo ’90 Mrs. Barbara Pirrone Ms. Elizabeth E. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Tupper II †Ms. Cecelia Pisani Corinne F. Schoeller ’11 Gloria Barnes Van Norden ’41 Ms. Carol Plough Nika S. Shelby ’11 Kaitlin K. Van Wagner ’06 Mrs. Dora Plough Jaime R. Sheridan ’95 Nancy Allen Vaughn ’52 Matthew Adam Poage, Ph.D. Keron L. Sheridan ’91 Renya Venkat ’11 Mairi K. P. Poisson ’12 Mr. Alan P. Sherman Loraine Davis von Moltke ’80 Mrs. Vera R. Polacek Ms. Lori Shipuleski Mrs. Susan MacColl Walker Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas B. Potter Drs. Steven and Carole Shmurak Patricia Grant Warner ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pourmaleki Marion Taggart Silliman ’55 Dr. and Mrs. Alan Weathers Mrs. Sara Prentis Brown Annie Martin Simonds ’90 Margaret Curtiss Weaver ’64 † Deceased 28 porter’s|celebration †Gwendolyn Bowen Currier ’34 †Eleanor HartwellCrosby’24 Emily Ridgway Crisp’59 Mary MartinCraigmyle’55 Marjorie Wyckoff Cook’44 †Elizabeth MooreCoe’35 †Patience M.Cleveland ’48 Mr. Thomas C.Clarke Jean Marckwald Chapin’56 Anne CoxChambers’38 Elisabeth ColeCarpentieri’57 Nora Leake Cameron’60 Deborah Winston Callard’56 Nancy PierceBriggs’50 †Elizabeth Buffinton Briggs’44 †Dorothy GatinsBrewster ’32 Sandra Bramhall’54 †Ann Willets Boyd ’36 Susan RobinsonBowers ’59 Mary MendleBird’60 †Alice BabstBent’27 †Catharine JohnsonBell’37 †Nancy SmithBates’51 Mr. BruceB.Bates Edith McBrideBass’50 †Joan Banker-Stork ’35 Lucille Parsons Balcom’30 †Marian Wood Baird’33 Barbara Babcock’55 †Mary-Louise Kittinger Alford ’32 †Mr. David P. Agnew †Harriet McNulty Adsit ’29 †Mr.Worthington M.Adams Anonymous (4) Planned Gifts insurance. charitable leadtrustandgiftsoflife contributions, charitabletrusts, gift annuities,pooledincomefund bequests, IRAgifts,charitable of plannedgifts.Thesegiftsinclude campaign throughthevariousforms visionary leadershipduringthe to thosewhodemonstratedtheir Miss Porter’s Schoolisgrateful Katherine G. Windsor, Ed.D.and Grace C. Williams-DuHamel ’11 Lucia K. Williams ’10 ’49 Williams†Lucia Armstrong Dr. JohnC. Williams Julia G.M. Wilcox ’10 Porter-Ann Gaines Whiteside ’98 Gretchen G. White L.C.S.W., Ph.D. ’90 Nancy WhiteWheeler Mrs. WilliamMr.and Whaley Caroline R. Welles ’08 Anita Barker Weeks ’77 Dr. JonasKatkavich

Sherley SmithNewell ’57 Binney White Nast’55 †Eleanor SageMunger’46 Edwina SheaMillington’49 Nancy Snow Middleton’44 Evelyn B.McVeigh ’59 †Sarah SageMcAlpin’20 †Helen ZanettiMarx’56 Lois CochranMarshall’58 †Miss FloraH.Lutz †Julia W. Linsley ’46 †Mary HarrisonLindsay’44 Dr. Thomas L.Lincoln Phyllis Holbrook Lichtenstein’60 †Amy Anne Weimer Levin ’47 †Mrs. Roy E.Larsen Mr. andMrs.SimonKonover Mimi Colgate Kirk’57 Virginia Lowry Kalat’39 †Mary HolmesJones’26 Emily Graves Jones’60 †Elizabeth FultonHusband’27 Ginevra MitchellHunter’43 Pauline KammerHudson’61 †Alice PostHowells ’24 Deming PrattHolleran’61 Mary Ann BonDurantHodgkins’54 Diana FerrisHobson’60 Sheila Lewis Henry’60 Lucile Walker Hays’56 Jane Snow Hatch’53 Mary SlocumHarris’47 †Margaret HixonHanson’33 †Gay CumingsHackett ’59 †Mr. William D.Hacker †Jane DurstonGroat’24 Ann RichardsGridley ’58 Mr. JohnK.Greene †Eleanor BramanGrasso’47 Carolyn CutlerGoodman’61 Linda Boyer Gillies ’57 Peggy NashGifford ’48 Charlotte JohnsonFrisbie’58 †Mr. HollisS.French Paulette BraggFownes ’42 †Louisa Wood Foulke ’33 †Mae ChandleeFoss ’33 Mrs. M.Burch Tracy Ford †Laura E.Ford ’63 Sarah Faile Fogarty ’59 †Martha BurdickFisher’33 Mary EllenNicholsFahs ’54 †Eleanore DarlingEverdell ’31 Judith PeckErdman’44 Alexandra F. Ehret’56 †Ruth Quackenbush Dodge’29 †Mr. MarshallJ.Dodge,Jr. †Polly FentonDickerson ’37 †Lynn Weyerhaeuser Day’49 †Marjorie GibsonDaniel’37 Lucy PullingCutting’54 † Deceased Patricia Plum Wylde ’58 †Mary LouiseHiggins Wilding-White ’37 Mr. andMrs.JohnC. Wilcox †Mrs. Margaret C. Whitman Tilghman†Maud Walker’36 †Mary Carter Walker ’24 Marjorie Greenleaf Valliere ’61 Katharine Richmond Trotman ’60 Marilen Grosjean Tilt ’60 Barbara Burke Tilley ’35 Chartis Bell Tebbetts ’58 †Sarah PorterHunsaker Swope ’31 Marcia DinesStrickland’50 †Helen D’OlierStowell ’30 †Jean LindsayStevenson ’39 †Ann GordonSteele’49 †Patricia Hallowell Stedman’37 Martha McKown Spofford ’55 Margot Hawley Spelman’53 †Mr. RobertM.Smith Mr. andMrs.GlennSherwood †Virginia DurandShelden’39 †Clara Legg Scherer’27 †Lucile Forman Scherbatow ’33 †Cornelia CogswellRossi’50 Letitia Roberts’60 †Joan StuartRichardson’24 †Elizabeth Jenney Richards’26 †Melvina SchulzRaymer’36 Victoire Griffin Rankin’60 †Page Neville Pyle’57 Ann EllisPowel ’38 Marnie StuartPillsbury ’61 Margaret Taylor Phelps’44 †Nancy FentonPerkins’35 Jean HamiltonPearman’59 Susan BissellParker ’60 Ellen McCanceParker ’54 †Laura LiggettOliver ’35 †Juliet Townshend Newton ’36 Campaign advisory CounCil 2005-2007 29 porter’s †Worthington M. Adams Carol E. Dinneen ’73 Susan Briggs Kitchen ’76 Alison Vance Scherer ’90 Anne and Nicholas J. Afragola Louisa Copeland Duemling ’54 and Donald Kitchen and Anthony E. Scherer Margaret and Arnold E. Amstutz and Robert W. Duemling Lisa Lewis ’77 and Lisa Townson Seaman ’77 Bartlett S. Dunbar Lucille Parsons Balcom ’30 Lulie Pierpont Eide ’67 Annie Martin Simonds ’90 and Richard P. Eide †Julia W. Linsley ’46 and William H. Simonds Anne Firestone Ball ’51 | and John F. Ball Cynthia Greenleaf Fanton ’65 Jane Vaughn Love ’50 Marcia Dines Strickland ’50 celebration Inne Kim Barber ’89 Ann Posey Ferguson ’56 Lynn Matteson ’72 Nancy Bryan Taylor ’47 and Alfred L. Ferguson Edith McBride Bass ’50 Marilee Matteson Joan Paton Tilney ’46 Janet Isham Field ’66 and William B. Matteson †George P. Bent II Pamela Reid Trippe ’57 Tracy D. Gary ’69 Karen Osborne McGovern ’58 and Charles W. Trippe Elizabeth Collin Biddle ’47 and Livingston L. Biddle Margaret Nash Gifford ’48 Elizabeth Mead Merck ’38 Nancy L. Tuckerman ’47 †Elizabeth Buffinton Briggs ’44 Jean McBride Greene ’51 Edwina Shea Millington ’49 Catherine Whitney Welles ’79 and John K. Greene and Christopher S. Welles Nancy Pierce Briggs ’50 †Stephanie Leonard Mixter ’39 and Joseph C. Briggs †Margaret Hixon Hanson ’33 and David M. Mixter Margaret Kennedy Brown ’63 Lucile Walker Hays ’56 Victoria K. Mudd ’64 prinCipal giFts and The Rev. Wm. Hill Brown, III and William H. Hays Sherley Smith Newell ’57 CommittEE †Sarah du Pont Cahill ’47 Judy Olin Higgins ’54 and Thaddeus S. Newell 2006-2011 and George F. Cahill Ginevra Mitchell Hunter ’43 Marianna Mead O’Brien Katharine O. Carpenter ’80 Eleanor Koehler Ingersoll ’49 and Frank O’Brien, Jr. Emily Ridgway Crisp ’59 Jean Marckwald Chapin ’56 and Paul M. Ingersoll Holly Matteson Pagon ’79 Barbara Higgins Epifanio ’79 and Charles M. Chapin Adrienne Osborne Ives ’50 Margaret Taylor Phelps ’44 Janet Isham Field ’66 Catherine Harrison Claiborne ’79 Emily Graves Jones ’60 Marnie Stuart Pillsbury ’61 Judith Milliken Holden ’68 and Herbert A. Claiborne and Gerard E. Jones Emily Parsons Ridgway ’29 Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 Nona Murphy Collin ’83 Patricia Landon Kauders ’41 Deborah du Pont Riegel ’59 Elizabeth Markham McLanahan ’81 and William E. Collin and Frederick Kauders and John E. Riegel Milbrey Rennie Taylor ’64 Lucy Pulling Cutting ’54 Margaret Gram King ’60 Lillian McKim Rousseau ’49 and Henry L. King Anita Barker Weeks ’77 †Ellen Gates D’Oench ’47 Elizabeth Standish Sackson ’83 Margaret Porter Davis ’52 Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 and Mark A. Sackson Jean Hudson Witmer ’73 and Donald J. Kirk

Campaign ExECutivE CommittEE Campaign lEadErship 2002-2011 1999-2011

†Nancy Smith Bates ’51 Louise Woolworth Lamphere ’76 Bruce B. Bates Donald J. Kirk Bruce B. Bates Cameron McClellan Lanphier ’74 †Nancy Smith Bates ’51 Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 †Sarah du Pont Cahill ’47 Olivia A. Lyons ’88 †Sarah du Pont Cahill ’47 Olivia A. Lyons ’88 George F. Cahill Caroline Morgan Macomber ’50 George F. Cahill Elizabeth Markham McLanahan ’81 H. Augustus Carey Darcy S. Mauro ’83 Constance B. Coburn ’83 S. Gregg Renfrew ’86 Mary Ann Bickford Casey ’56 Julia J. McCormack Emily Ridgway Crisp ’59 Meredith Clark Shachoy ’87 Constance B. Coburn ’83 Elizabeth Markham McLanahan ’81 Peter O. Crisp Hoyt Spelman Barron and Tami Collier Tina Crisp Miller ’87 Lulie Pierpont Eide ’67 Margot Hawley Spelman ’53 Emily Ridgway Crisp ’59 Anne Stillman Nordeman ’65 Richard P. Eide Milbrey Rennie Taylor ’64 Peter O. Crisp Eric D. Ort Barbara Higgins Epifanio ’79 Zach H. Taylor, Jr. Harry T. Daniels Gaier Notman Palmisano ’69 William E. Epifanio Gloria Barnes Van Norden ’41 Lulie Pierpont Eide ’67 S. Gregg Renfrew ’86 Ann Posey Ferguson ’56 Anita Barker Weeks ’77 Richard P. Eide Katrina Weiss Ryan ’98 Janet Isham Field ’66 Catherine Whitney Welles ’79 Barbara Higgins Epifanio ’79 Alison Vance Scherer ’90 M. Burch Tracy Ford William E. Epifanio Meredith Clark Shachoy ’87 Christopher S. Welles Janet Isham Field ’66 Hoyt Spelman Judith Milliken Holden ’68 Katherine G. Windsor, Ed.D M. Burch Tracy Ford Margot Hawley Spelman ’53 Farmington’s FuturE CommittEE Robert H. Forrester Milbrey Rennie Taylor ’64 2002-2007 Jennifer Fuqua Fowler ’93 Zach H. Taylor, Jr. Elizabeth Alexander Goddard ’68 Gloria Barnes Van Norden ’41 Claudina Bonetti Marcus ’88 Courtney O. McGovern ’90 Alexandra Erickson Golinkin ’73 Doreen Ma Wang ’76 Maria Bonetti Buccini ’90 Elizabeth Markham McLanahan ’81 Wendy Crisp Henderson ’83 †Raymond J. Wean, Jr. Constance B. Coburn ’83 Katherine Blaydes Mittelbusher ’86 Judith Milliken Holden ’68 Anita Barker Weeks ’77 Nona Murphy Collin ’83 Amos Miscia Nevin ’90 Donald J. Kirk Catherine Whitney Welles ’79 Anne Morton Hepfer ’91 S. Gregg Renfrew ’86 Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 Christopher s. Welles Lisa Rahe Hough ’89 Alison Vance Scherer ’90 Lynn Bowlby Knowles ’83 Katherine G. Windsor, Ed.D Lynn Bowlby Knowles ’83 Meredith Clark Shachoy ’87 Gilbert H. Lamphere Odette Artime Worrell ’85 Chrishaunda L. Lee ’94 Elise de Compiegne Shatto ’85 Olivia A. Lyons ’88 Ashley Jones Tagatac ’82 Heather Lynch McAuliffe ’94 Winter 2012 Contents nova nine 2011-2012

Front row: Co-Head of New Girls Charlesa (Lesa) Redmond, Co-Head of Main Emily Knutson, Head of Athletic Association Alexa (Lexi) Menard, Co-Head of Main Andrea (Drea) Consuegra. Back row: Second Head of School Isabelle Harrison, Co-Head of New Girls Lillian Corman, Student Head of School Clare DeSantis, Head of Student Activities Anne Hill, Head of Diversity Dejahna James.

A Time To CelebrATe...... 1 rePorTer bulleTin PoinTs ...... 31 porter’s aCademiCs ...... 36

FeATures porter’s arts ...... 37

Lessons Learned on porter’s athLetiCs ...... 38 the Campaign traiL ...... 32 on CAmPus ...... 39 a roLe modeL's roLe modeLs...... 33

going abroad: GrAduATion 2011 ...... 40 JaCqueLine sofia '05 ...... 34 reunion Weekend 2011 ...... 44 tooLs for the 21st Century ...... 35 ClAss noTes...... 48

eVenTs & reCePTions ...... 55

The mAin ideA ...... 56 31 BulletIN Director of Technology Karen mcKenzie was named the BulletIN | points recipient of The Crisp Chair for Information Technology.

With an issue dedicated to celebrating the House Director michele musto attended the national accomplishments of Miss Porter’s School, it seems conference of the American Association of State and Local | only fitting to share a new feature for The Bulletin, History where she received a Leadership in History Award points “News from the Faculty Room.” for her work as the curator of the Cornwall Historical Porter’s faculty and staff are dedicated to the pursuit Society’s exhibit, “Visions and Contradictions: The Foreign of professional excellence, and I think you will find the Mission School, 1816-1826.” news of their accomplishments a fitting inclusion for Associate Head of School carol santos was named the our magazine. Their work exemplifies their commitment recipient of The Ellen Stuart Poole ’26 Academic Chair. to our core characteristics of intellectual curiosity, Ms. Santos also began the Mid-Career Doctoral Program in leadership, global citizenship, integrity, and courage. Educational Leadership at the University of Pennsylvania.

Happy reading! Languages Teacher sandrine savona’s article, “La figure Sincerely, du double: Etude de recits de Theophile Gautier,” was published in the Rondas Literarias de Pittsburgh 2010, Ed. Gregorio C. Martin (Pittsburgh: Duquesne University, 2011).

Director of Admission liz schmitt presented, “It Takes Siobhan Federici a Village: Recruiting a Class, One Student at a Time,” at Director of Communications the Secondary School Admission Test Board's Annual www.porters.org/publications Meeting 2011.

Executive Assistant to the Head of School Deborah smith has been named to the Connecticut Association News from the faculty room of Independent School’s Head’s Assistant Commission.

Chair of the English Department Kate Doemland attended a Chinese Teacher wen-lin su taught an intensive Chinese special National Endowment for the Humanities Institute at summer program at The Mark Twain House & Museum in Hartford, Conn., and Glastonbury High School in Virginia City, Neb. The subject of the institute was “Mark in Glastonbury, Conn. Twain and the Culture of Progress.” The program was led by the American Council on Associate Athletic Director Kristen Grabowski recently began coursework towards a Master of Arts Degree in Liberal the Teaching of Foreign Studies at Dartmouth College. Language and Chinese Language Association of English Teacher eleanor (ellie) lindenmayer ’01 earned Secondary-Elementary a Master of Arts in English from the Bread Loaf School of Wen-Lin Su Schools. English of Middlebury College. Music Teacher Kathleen szymczyk began the Doctor of Science Teacher samantha littlejohn was named the Arts in Leadership Program at Franklin Pierce University. recipient of The Class of 1959 Teaching Fund for a Career in the Classroom. Director of Visual Arts Grier torrence served the Educational Testing Service and the College Board for Art Teacher marlo marrero completed an Online School for the fifth consecutive summer as an Advanced Placement Girls faculty professional development course in blended Studio Art reader. He also exhibited in a one-person show learning and participated in a global leadership conference at Farmington’s Barney Library’s Hoppin Gallery. at Phillips Andover Academy. I

32 features | Lessons Learnedon the Campaign Trail campaign co-chair Janet Isham field ’66 on education and engagement through Volunteering

porter’s y volunteer experience began a committee of truly dedicated Ancients just like many others have,” who met monthly via conference call recalls Trustee Janet Isham during the campaign, deserve special “M th Field ’66. “It was my 25 Reunion and recognition. “The PGG was really the I agreed to chair my class’s committee. campaign volunteer nerve center, and But, my fundraising for school really these dedicated women were critical to began in earnest when I was asked our ability to meet our goal.” to serve on the Campaign Executive Such committed volunteers were Council during Phase I of the Campaign essential, for the campaign was not for Miss Porter’s School.” without its trials. As Janet recalls, In 2007, Janet became a trustee and “We were only one year into the with her new role, there came a new second phase when the economic Janet Isham Field ’66 request—to co-chair the capital outlook changed so dramatically. campaign. The assignment would be for keeping her inspired. “We caught We were forced to think about new a significant undertaking, and Janet up on school life, campaign updates, strategies in order to balance the need thought closely about the prospect. brainstormed strategies, and discussed to continue to move forward with the “Ultimately, I decided that this was regional events. It was always fun for us economic uncertainties that confronted an effort that I could make for the to attend Farmington receptions around our donors.” It also was of particular betterment of school, and that it was a the country. We enjoyed spending time importance to educate donors on the compliment to be asked to serve in this with Head of School Kate Windsor, value of unrestricted giving during this capacity. And, as it turned out, I was who never failed to impress those in time as these gifts give the school the never sorry that I said yes.” attendance. Her leadership and call to most financial flexibility. Working with the campaign provided ‘claim the exemplar’ should inspire “I feel good about the donors whom Janet with opportunities for education each of us to do our personal best on I solicited for the campaign,” shares and engagement. “Believe it or not, the behalf of and in support of Farmington.” Janet. “Their commitment to the school greatest challenge I overcame through For Janet, the achievement of the and their thoughtful generosity is this volunteer opportunity was learning campaign is a shared accomplishment. inspiring, and I truly know that their how to ask for major gifts. It may sound “It was the effort of volunteers that ‘treasure’ will be well stewarded and peculiar that I had to learn this after made the success of this campaign well used by the school. accepting the co-chair responsibility, possible,” she says. “It was certainly “If I learned one thing about being a but while I had certainly raised money their excitement and enthusiasm that donor through this experience it is this: for school before, this was a whole helped to increase Ancient Annual Fund decide what you are passionate about, new level. It took some learning by participation from 33 percent to an ask questions, listen, consider and make doing, and I appreciated the assistance I amazing 42.39 percent last year. Every your best gift using a vehicle that works received from the Development Office.” gift was important and significant— best for you, whether an outright gift, During the campaign, Janet’s the first gift adding to the second to a multi-year pledge, or a planned gift. enthusiasm was maintained by staying the third and so on right up until we Then enjoy the wonderful feeling that closely connected to school. She credits reached our goal on June 30.” comes from what you have done to help the weekly campaign phone meetings Janet believes the Principal Gifts Group, ‘shape a changing world’!” I

33 A Role Model’s class porter’s | notes | Role Models features campaign co-chair mimi colgate Kirk ’57 Describes the evolution of her experience as a Volunteer

irst off, I have loved being a Mimi became a member of the board volunteer for Miss Porter’s of trustees in 1990. Despite her “FSchool,” says Trustee Mimi already impressive resume, she did not Colgate Kirk, when asked about her now immediately feel ready for the role. 44 years championing Farmington. “My “Although I was still getting acclimated, Mimi Colgate Kirk ’57 experience has been filled with great it was very inspiring to watch these fun and plentiful opportunities to work women run meetings, make decisions and Eric Ort, director of leadership gifts, with remarkable role models.” and lead campaigns. Edwina Millington never questioned our ability to meet our goal, despite the economic challenges In 1967, Mimi joined the school’s ’49, Caroline Macomber ’50, Margee we faced,” she states. “Then, along Fairfield-Westchester branch. Each Harper ’53, Missy Crisp ’59 and Missie came Head of School Kate Windsor, year, the group provided a cultural Rennie Taylor ’64 were more wonderful yet another role model. With her at event for their members, whether a trip role models for me in their dedication.” the helm, our students are bound to to a museum or a visit from a faculty In 1993, something changed and in turn, grow up with the chance, courage, and member. “It was a wonderful way to so did Mimi. “With the arrival of Burch confidence to shape a changing world.” reconnect with school,” shares Mimi. Ford as head of school, I could sense a At the close of the campaign, Mimi is After years as branch volunteer, shift in direction—girls were expected quick to point out those she believes Farmington Founder, and Annual Fund to be leaders. I found this new direction deserve the real credit. “I am so grateful representative, Mimi joined the Alumnae extremely exciting, and I was happy to for the support the school has received Board. “Lucy Cutting ’54 was the then try to make it happen,” she recalls. from our donors and volunteers. We president of the Alumnae Board. I was Enthused, Mimi took on the charge, could not have been successful without so impressed with her. I had been a working closely with former Director of their great efforts.” And, though her stay-at-home mom, and I had not been Development Kathi O’Connor. “Doing work is complete, Mimi has a new exposed to women holding leadership any job for Kathi was a delight. She mission. positions. Lucy was the first of my could make me feel like I had done a Farmington role models.” fantastic job even if I had only made a “I’d still like to reach out to all those available Ancients who are not yet In 1984, Mimi took on what she phone call.” Mimi’s efforts did not go engaged with school. It is so important refers to as her “first grown-up job” unnoticed. “Five years ago, two more for alumnae to experience school as it is as a volunteer, heading Annual Fund role models, Judy Holden ’68 and today—how different it is and yet how it efforts. “We would have telethons in Barbara Epifanio ’79 (daughter of Judy retains so much of what we remember— New York City with sandwiches made Higgins ’54, role model exemplar) asked and to know that Farmington is, and and transported by Lynne Stewart ’75 if I would rejoin the board and co-chair will always be, our home,” she says. and myself. I remember lots of hard the campaign’s second phase with Janet “I’d like to show them how they too work but much enthusiasm. Alumnae Field ’66.” can volunteer, have fun and become participation was an impressive 55 With this new undertaking, Mimi found philanthropic leaders. For when women percent, but we raised only 25 percent of great reward. “Julia McCormack, senior realize their ability to make meaningful the funds we do now!” director of institutional advancement, gifts, anything is possible.” Going Abroad Fulbright Scholar Jacqueline Sofia ’05 Heads to Jordan

is being done for female survivors and current victims of inter-partner violence,” she shares. “There has been a lot of documented progress in the past five years, but I am interested in talking with those who are more closely working within the support system: healthcare professionals, lawyers, activists, professors. What is their perspective on the current situation, and what greater improvements can be made?” Her goals are ambitious, and the trip is not without its own unique first. “This is my first time traveling abroad, so I am already prepared to experience a lot of ups and downs along the way. I never wanted my first time visiting a foreign country to be a vacation of any sort; I always imagined it being a truly meaningful time in my life that would throw everything I’ve ever known on its head and make me ask a lot of questions, both of myself and of society on a global scale.” Jacqueline Sofia ’05 Jackie realizes that her trip will be filled with highs and fulbright scholar award winner Jacqueline (Jackie) lows and welcomes the personal growth derived from both. sofia earned her bachelor’s degree in international “Despite whatever struggles I may encounter, I’m looking studies from Johns hopkins university in 2009. she forward to welcoming them with open arms,” she states. is a part-time graduate student at the university’s “I am looking to take myself out of my comfort zone and to center for Global health at the Bloomberg school gain as much experience as I do humility on this trip. of public health, where she formerly served as a program associate. “ The people you meet and come to know, ackie Sofia spent her high school and college careers whether you’ve spoken for five minutes or with a sense of commitment to the world but believed the five years, can be the most influential J knowledge she sought to become a global citizen could encounters in your life.” not be found inside a classroom or within a textbook. —Jacqueline Sofia ’05 Her inspiration to apply for a Fulbright Scholar Award derived “In the end, I want my time in Jordan to provide me with an from her work with Dr. Nancy Glass at the Johns Hopkins even greater sense of curiosity about the world and a greater University School of Nursing. Dr. Glass had selected Jackie desire to influence it for the better,” continues Jackie. “I do to be her research assistant at the House of Ruth, a shelter for see the Fulbright as a stepping stone [to shaping a changing survivors of inter-partner violence in the city of Baltimore. world]; however, I don’t know if I will so much shape a Jackie’s work with these women was an awakening, “It made changing world this time, but learn a great deal about the me realize that there was so much more to learn, and that these world that will hopefully benefit others. For me, the mission women’s stories told a whole host of truths about the world. has a deeper meaning, that in the end we will not only shape Their wisdom regarding life’s hurdles was more extensive than the world, but it will also shape us.” anything I would learn in school.” In Jordan, Jackie will study the institutional response to Join Jackie as she recounts her experience female domestic violence in partnership with a foundation in Jordan by visiting her blog: and a national commission to implement methods for first- http://begintheworld.blogspot.com responders. “I am hoping to gain greater insight on what 35 PorTer’s | features

Tools for the 21st Century Porter’s Joins the Online School for Girls miss Porter’s school has been selected as a for girls. By becoming members of the Online School consortium member of the online school for Girls. for Girls, they will help bring a great classroom he Online School for Girls (OSG) is the world’s experience online.” first girls’ only online school. The school offers a OSG teachers are scholars and faculty leaders at their T challenging and supportive online learning experience home campuses who lead initiatives in science, technology, that emphasizes connections among participants; incorporates engineering and math curriculums, global programs, and collaboration into the learning experience; inspires and leadership development. They know that girls need to feel rewards creativity; and engages in real-world problems and strong connections with their teachers and peers, and to applications while having students probe the social and work collaboratively in the classroom. More than a remote, ethical dynamics that define and stretch our global society. individualized online curriculum, an OSG class is an active, “The Online School for Girls broadens the educational engaging classroom. opportunities available to girls by offering an independent In its OSG courses, students are brought together from school experience that is not limited by location,” states around the world within a construct similar to campus-based Head of School Kate Windsor. “Like traditional independent girls’ schools. With their teachers, students create a creative schools, OSG teaches girls what it means to be literate, learning experience within an online classroom specifically participatory, and fluent in the tools of the 21st century. tailored to the ways that girls learn best. Classes have no more The very delivery mechanism of OSG coursework provides a than twenty students, and students are known and appreciated. compounding effect of the curriculum by teaching a skill set A candidate for accreditation by the Middle States vital to girls today: technology, communication, analysis, and Association of Colleges and Schools, approved by College access to global concepts.” Board for Advanced Placement instruction, and a member “We are thrilled that a school of the caliber of Miss Porter’s of the National Association of Schools, the Online School School is joining our efforts to create the best possible online for Girls stands alone as the online educational option that courses for girls and professional development options for understands the unique position girls occupy in the online faculty members,” said Brad Rathgeber, director of the Online educational space. By aligning itself with such an institution, School for Girls. “Miss Porter’s School has a longstanding Miss Porter’s School has the opportunity to develop a long- reputation both within their local market and nationally for standing relationship with the organization and to delve deeply providing a challenging and supporting learning environment into the options OSG presents for our students and faculty. 36

academics Opening | COnvOCAtiOn Awards rePorTer Ceremony &The Porter’s community kicked off the 2011-2012 school year with opening convocation.

Charlesa (Lesa) Redmond ’12

students were honored The kay smedley Prize The harvard/radcliffe The Princeton with the following for history Club book Award book Award academic awards: sarah goldman ’12 nora Weathers ’12 natascha Lamprecht ’12

mary Parker Foss The Cum laude society The Williams College The smith College new Girl Award stephanie denoyer ’12 book Award book Award madeleine murphy ’14 sarah goldman ’12 Lillian Corman ’12 Charlesa redmond ’12 alexandra selldorff ’12 The Professor Alex The rensselaer medal The Trinity College Chang Prizes Academic nora Weathers ’12 nora Weathers ’12 book Award hae Jin park ’12 Achievement The Vassar book Award The university of hae Jin park ’12 sarah berg ’12 rochester science medal The Phyllis katz/ alexandra selldorff ’12 Wellesley College Award exemplary Character The brown university sarah-palmer garrett ’12 Charlesa redmond ’12 Alumni Award bryn mawr College The doris m. Prout latin stephanie denoyer ’12 President’s book Award The yale book Award Kerry quarantello ’12 Clare desantis ’12 Achievement Award university of rochester Jesse Claflin ’14 humanities/social The Cornell Club of sciences Award hartford Award hibba meraay ’12 emily (Wynne) hannan ’12

sAr Ah PorT er h onor r oll Class of 2013, elected at end of Class of 2013, elected at end of Class of 2014, elected at end freshman year sophomore year of freshman year Lauren benjamin abigail arky boyoung ahn francesca Childs amina bility alison andrade shana Coffey Caela brodigan anna Cho morgan grady-benson samantha buczek ariel Chu Kathryn mcelheny yung-Ching Chang Jesse Claflin bryn portella Jed-Joan edziah helen gallagher anna preston abbie gantner Catherine Kandrysawtz Koeun seol nora holmes hyojin Kim aurora stone Julia shumlin Jee young Lee sera takata yufan Zhang madeleine murphy madeleine preston Caitlin reynolds emily saulnier 37

ON EXHIBIT: REpoRtER Art and Service

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his summer, ten students joined Photography Teacher Marlo Marrero, House Director Raegan Chekas, and The group then traveled to Sosua, a resort town, where T Ancient Sloane Sandler ’05 for a ten-day art and they experienced the disheartening contrast of the resort service trip to the Dominican Republic. experience versus the poverty of the local community. For the first six days, the group camped in Los Calabazos. In Carbarete, the group had an educational meeting with Hiking in and out of the mountainous region with cameras the executive director of The Mariposa Foundation, an and equipment in tow was a significant undertaking, but the organization dedicated to the urgent need for community- group began the work of their trip enthusiastically as they based solutions to end poverty, to learn about their work to delved into their photography and pottery craft. tackle these social issues. In Los Calabazos, Students appreciated engaging in a complete immersion the group benefited experience. “I have fallen in love with this country, this from a special culture and this language,” enthuses Ymani Francis ’12, guide. Joining them and Isabel expounds on the transformative journey. I put on their trip was myself out there to accept all the good and all the bad, Artist Angels Tello and I am unbelievably proud and happy that I did.” Pardo, founder of “It was my mission to give the girls permission to experience AMUCA, a non- our trip from a place of being instead of doing,” recalls Ms. Gracie Maull profit dedicated Marrero. “Our experience was guided by weather, land and to revitalizing the culture, not bound by time, production and results.” traditions of Taino clay sculpture by teaching Dominican The trip culminated in an exhibition of photographs and farm women self-worth through the art of ceramics. Ms. pottery in the Donaldson Gallery in the Olin Arts and Tello Pardo introduced the group to her work and the women Sciences building by the of her cooperative. Porter’s group, Ms. Tello “Under her guidance, we were more than just students of Pardo and the women of pottery, we were students of life,” states Ms. Marrero. “We AMUCA. It was a reunion were humbled as we met humble women. They shared with of sorts, as Ms. Tello Pardo us what it means to be a woman in rural Dominican culture, traveled to Farmington to and our girls talked about the culture of being a teenage girl attend the reception and in the United States.” to lead workshops. To “Angels taught me that anyone can help others and that by view the exhibit, please helping others, you help yourself,” says Isabel Blank ’13, visit www.porters.org/ Isabel Blank ’13 and Ms. Marrero agrees. “By experiencing the workshop artgalleries. Angels teaches the local women, we learned how the women Above: Back row: Kathryn McElheny ’13, Isabel Blank ’13, Caela of AMUCA develop self-confidence and awareness through Brodigan ’13, Raegan Chekas, Ayanna Hall ’11, Abbie Gantner ’13, the initiative,” she says. “Our students had a new appreciation Ymani Francis ’12. Middle Row: Imani Lucas ’12, Jess Garafola ’12. Front row: Sierra Sandler ’05, Marlo Marrero, Angels Tello Pardo, for empowerment and self-esteem and how it can be gained Rebecca (Becky) Biklen ’11, Gracie Maull ’11, pictured with two through art.” AMUCA representatives. Photo courtesy of Marlo Marrero. 38 Sophomores Named Squash Scholar-Athletes Varsity squash team members Courtney Anderson and Elizabeth athletics | (Liddy) Renner have earned U.S. Squash Scholar-Athlete awards. The award is granted to high school students who excel in both academics and squash, achieving a GPA of 3.5 or higher and competing in at least four U.S. Squash sanctioned tournaments in a specified one-year period. reporter Liddy Courtney Anderson Renner

Successful Summer for Golf Champ Varsity golf team member June Conti ’13 competed in the 55th Annual New England Women’s Golf Association Championship and finished seven under the rest of the junior field to become the 2011 New England Women’s Junior Amateur Champion. June was also one of 36 junior golfers selected to compete in the Golf Digest Junior Pro-Am, part of the Travelers Championship Pro-Am. June was paired with PGA Tour pro Morgan Hoffman for a 9-hole scramble. The pair finished seven under par. June then competed in the Dutchess County Women’s Amateur, shooting a four-over-par 148 to tie for June Conti second place in the two-day tournament.

Leading the Pack Senior Nora Weathers experienced a successful start to the 2011 cross country season. A four-year varsity Badminton runner, Nora finished in first Highlights of the season include big wins place in every race through over East Hartford and Hamden High November 1, including duel Schools. meets and invitationals. Nora even set a new course record at the Gordon Glover Invitational at Suffield Academy in Suffield, Conn. “Nora is known for her speed, grit, focus, determination, and outstanding leadership,” shares Head Coach Kate Field Hockey Doemland. “Her work ethic, Varsity Field Hockey's impressive win-loss humility, and dedication to her Nora Weathers record included eight shut-outs where the team are inspirational to all.” opposing team did not achieve one goal. 39 on | campus

New Girl Orientation was made all the better by the enthusiastic contribution of Junior Advisors. These juniors are ready to role model by providing Junior Advisors Jump In guidance and peer support to both New Girls and Old.

swimming with Grace head over heels for Porter’s Porter’s community service club, The Porter’s Concordia, welcomed 39 Grace community kicked Academy students to campus for off the start of a day of educational activities. the school year marlo marrero Grace Academy provides quality, with the annual tuition-free education to girls in carnival. Both grades five through eight from students and low-income families in Hartford. faculty joined in the celebration which included a wealth of carnival games, bountiful cotton candy, and Grace Academy students toured even a spontaneous cartwheel competition. campus and the art studios, and participated in activities at the pool, including swimming lessons, water skills training, and water volleyball. In the past year, Concordia has developed an ongoing relationship with the school. Porter’s students visit Grace Academy weekly to provide students with homework assistance vera polacek and music lessons. Co-Head Sarah Goldman ’12 notes, “These girls are extremely motivated, and their dedication to education is astounding. It is great to be a part of their development.”

Admission 101 The Office of Admission led their third Annual Independent School Admission Workshop with co-host Avon Old Farms School this fall. Over 170 guests descended on Porter’s campus to learn from student and parent Reaching for the Top workshops on the application Student leaders arrived on campus early for a leadership weekend process, interviewing skills, and of training and team-building activities. Events included a ROPES course experience, which proved we all can get by with a little help the student experience. from our friends! 40 PorTer’s|graduation Rebecca (Becky) Biklen HigHpoint pictures Bright Smiles “ anticipation thatIlook forward towatching you world.” shapeachanging confidence andmuchwill havetomakein your newplace…Itiswithgreat care aboutwillserve you wellasyou delve intothemany decisionsyou This particularunderstandingofwhoyou really areandwhatyou really and your teachers, want for you, butwhatyou want.Believeinyourself. and whomyou wouldliketobecome—notwhatothers,includingyour parents Enjoy thefeeling ofbeinguniquely you andnoteit.Think aboutwhoyou are & the Daisy Wreath, carryingoftheDaisyChain,andsingingschoolsongsatfountain. The awarding ofthediplomaswas followed byseveral traditions,includingtheHangingof purposeful inchartingherown course. com. Sheenthusiasticallyadvisedeachgraduatetoseekoutnew adventures andtobe peer micro-lendingwebsite,isthefounderandchiefexecutive officer ofwww.profounder. chief marketing officer andoneofthefounderswww.kiva.org, the world’s firstpeer-to- Graduates thenlistenedtoJessicaJackley’s commencementaddress.Ms. Jackley, theformer emotional andmoving performance bythePerilhettes. Brandie MorrisandSecondHeadofSchoolReyna Venkat, theaudiencewas treatedtoan After awelcomebyHeadofSchoolKate Windsor andremarksbyStudent HeadofSchool students, faculty, anda f of the87 membersoftheClass of2011. riday, June3,marked the168thCommencement e

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41 Graduation PorTer’s | graduation Traditions“ I leave Farmington a different person than I was when I arrived. I leave with undying friendships, with respect and gratitude for my teachers, and with excitement for the future. Most importantly, I leave knowing Hanging of the Daisy Wreath I will return, and knowing that, in the Immediately following the presentation of diplomas, a wreath of daisies is hung to honor all Ancients, past meanwhile, I will carry you all with me and present. The seniors who have the largest number wherever I roam. Thanks, Class of 2011, for of Ancients in their families gather together, and the girl with the longest and closest line of legacies hangs being my home.” the wreath. The Perilhettes and legacies then sing the — by Emily Harris ’11, excerpted from “Musings on Fortune” Alma Mater, written by Margaret Williams in 1910. first published in Haggis/Baggis, June 2011

Planting of the Ivy Along its way to the fountain garden, the daisy chain stops at the American Beech, the largest tree on campus. When the girls reach the tree, the Student Head of School and Head of Perilhettes are given a silver trowel and a pot of ivy for planting at its base. Then the daisy chain The Daisy Chain resumes its course, and the ceremonial There is no written record of when trowel is returned to its cabinet, safely Miss Porter’s School first adopted this locked away until the next graduation. tradition, though it is believed to date back to the late 19th century. Students Singing at the Fountain wove the chain from daisies they picked in local fields and, in 1909, the “Daisy Since 1908, the songs Chain Song” was written by senior “Moonbeams” and the Farmington Dorothy Draper. The seniors sing this “Alma Mater” have been sung at song as they carry the chain from the the fountain by all students and Swan Pond up to the fountain garden. Ancients present. This marks They are escorted by the Perilhettes, the conclusion of graduation who carry crooks to help the girls keep ceremonies. As the girls and their the rhythm. Today, our local florist uses families disperse, members of the Archives Club cut a length of the daisy over 8,000 daisies to weave the “chain chain and take it to Sarah Porter’s grave in Riverside Cemetery on Garden our hearts made fast and entwined Street, where she has rested since 1900. around the school.” 42 PorTer’s|graduation e h The m Award inh The m American The Farmington h a The Lauren for The mily umanities Award lexandra (a aura allory and Maura McQuade Meghan Horne and ErinGray Emmie Skinner Prize Night e s s e m Dana Fry nglish arah hirley nglish Writing Prize h aria mcq r arris b oemke rown h mck b istory uade istory Prize l . lex) anghauser anghauser m inney Prize acl b istorical ennan ennan ayer Notables

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our newest Ancients are matriculating at | the following colleges and universities. Katie Noll, Amy Tsacoyeanes, Lexie Polacek, Judy Blakelock, american university Johns hopkins university and Lizzie Mann babson College (school of arts & sciences) barnard College university of maine university of richmond (2) Lehigh university barry university university of miami university of Wisconsin, marymount manhattan madison belmont university university of mississippi College Vanderbilt university bentley university university of nebraska mcgill university at Lincoln Waseda university binghamton university mount holyoke College university of new Wellesley College boston College new york university (2) hampshire Wesleyan university brandeis university northeastern university (4) university of yale university (3) brown university providence College pennsylvania (2) Cedarville university randolph College Colgate university (2) rochester institute of College of Charleston technology Connecticut College (2) roger Williams university Cornell university (3) rollins College (2) davidson College skidmore College dickinson College smith College emory university (2) southern methodist endicott College (2) university franklin and marshall stanford university College the university of georgetown university (2) alabama georgia institute of the university of north technology Carolina at Chapel hill gettysburg College (3) trinity College (2) hamilton College union College (2) high point university university of California at santa barbara hobart and William smith Colleges (6) university of Connecticut (2) Ariel Fernandez

Taylor Leonard-Coleman, Evadne Cruz, Aimy Day, Holly Haynes, Chimbere Nwaoduh, and Amanda Rimsa Hari Formica and Jaclyn Lena f oreV er 44 PorTer’s|reunion as thevery first Ancienttoregister forReunion. South Africa; andRobinRowan Clarke ’56was applauded distance tocelebratewithherclass—toFarmington from Armerding ’86was recognizedfor traveling thegreatest in attendance,celebratingher75thReunion;Pippa Tubman Renee SchanckRoss’36was honoredastheoldest Ancient School’s Boardof Trustees and Alumnae Board.Next, celebration commendingformermembersofMissPorter’s The annualGalaDinnerincludedaSarahPorterSociety Wilson ’66. ’06, Alicia Sands Tiberio ’01,andMarguerite Cunningham Cynthia CuttingRobinson’81,CassandraN.Rodrigues Bryan Brokaw ’76, Ann S.Fisher’06,RobinHowe ’76, Galleries displayedthework of Amelia B.Black’01,Kerry art show, "Artofthe Ancients." The GilbertandDonaldson in Teaching Award recipientSarahQuinn,andanalumnae classes, alectureby2011SarahPorter Award forExcellence Back oncampus, Ancients tooktheopportunitytoattend R farmington to celebrate Reunion 2011. to celebrateReunion2011. 250 Ancients andguestswhoreturnedtoFarmington ain couldnotdampenthespiritsofmorethan

lifelong friendship. lifelong friendship. know tobetrue:aMissPorter's Schoolrelationshipisa Every year, Reunion Weekend exemplifies whatgraduates after awonderful weekend together. together over alovely brunchbefore sharingtheirgood-byes On Sunday, classmatesenjoyed theirlastReunionmoments offered abooksigningafterthepresentation. Porter’s School'sEnglishfaculty. Annie Laidlaw Selke ’81 Eleanor (Ellie)Parker Lindenmayer’01,amemberofMiss welcomed theirclassmatesforadiscussionmoderatedby Ritz ’71,anddesignerauthor Annie Laidlaw Selke ’81 ’61, travel andfoodwriterHollyChase ’71,writerSusan inspiration andanecdotes.PoetDemingPrattHolleran a sessioninwhich Ancients intheliteraryartsshared Following lunchandclass photos,guestsattended"Storytellers,” Silver Pitcherrespectively. the ReunionGiving Bowl, the Annual Giving Bowl, andthe The Classesof1961,1963,and2005werepresentedwith Frazer Pendleton’85and Alice Hamblin Williams ’79,P’10. DeSantis ’12, and Alumnae BoardCo-Presidents Sloan Head ofSchoolKate Windsor, StudentHeadofSchoolClare the Alumnae Association meetingwithpresentationsby After breakfast andstudentperformances,itwas timefor and Thanksgiving featuring guest speaker LeithSpeiden’61. Saturday's programbegan withtheServiceofRemembrance forever 45 farmington reunion2011 PorTer’s SEPTEMBER 23-25 | forever reunion

“ You represent the foundation and the backbone of our amazing school. You are an important part of our legacy, and you are essential to our future.” — Head of School Kate Windsor, Reunion Weekend address

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and seeing Joan ingersoll Coale.” | notes 53 Cornelia ladd o’Grady writes, “Bob and I will travel to France and Germany in July with our oldest son Standish, daughter-in-law Anne, and grandson (18) from San Francisco. Great to see Paris and Berlin, etc., through our grandchild’s eyes.” 59 68 Anne Proctor Walker writes, “Just had deborah Zinke de Camaret writes, a wonderful visit here in Vermont with “Having passed the fifth year in clinical 56 susan (susie) robinson bowers and psychology and psychopathology at the harriet daniels Gardner writes, “I will her husband, Jim.” University of Toulouse, thus earning the be in South Africa, hopefully viewing title of clinical psychologist, I will be fabulous wildlife.” teaching three courses in psychology at the university, translating articles, and 62 counseling at the International School 50Th REUNION of Toulouse. My daughter Alexandra 57 reunion Chair and her husband, Philippe, and my 55Th REUNION Katherine Carpenter McCallum two granddaughters Justine (12) and Camille (11) also live in Toulouse. My 90-year-old father and I will be taking a trip to Dordorge in September. I visit 58 66 him and my two brothers in Cincinnati beverly Ward docter writes, “Our every Christmas.” oldest granddaughter headed to 1 elizabeth Alsop Winthrop Dartmouth this fall, so we’ll make writes, “Here is a photograph of me a few trips to New England from with Alice DeLana looking over a piece California to see her.” of my new manuscript. She taught me 71 Ann richards Gridley writes, “Oscar writing at MPS and we have stayed in meredith montgomery Charreyron Gridley (3) has a new baby brother touch ever since. She comes out to see writes, “Our family of six has dispersed known as Max, born on April 19, 2011. us in Williamstown once each summer and relocated. Pierre and I (sadly) As grandparents, Richard and I don’t so she can view the current exhibits at left the Alpine region of Grenoble for find it too hard to fly to Paris to see the Clark and MASSMOCA, two of our the northern plains of France and the them and their parents. Our daughter nearby museums. We always have small university town of Compiegne. Sarah (Harvard ’90) bought a home a wonderful time.” With our two youngest at McGill, in Cleveland where we spend our Juliette working with Warner Bros summers. She teaches poetry at Case (Paris), and Simon living at L’Arche Western Reserve University.” de Beauvais… our nest is empty. But 67 there is lots to do with Pierre (the UTC 45Th REUNION university president) and me running a reunion Chair new chapter of VSArt (socio-cultural Linda M. Smith-Shearer association) in Compiegne and working 50 ClAss|notes hope Connors 81 Cathy i.l 79 35 77 Fairfax Fullerton Fair 75 Mary Willis Thompson Winifred Cleveland Sherman Rosemary L.Ripley Laurel J. Lucey Susan Lefferts Elizabeth St. JohnAbelt reunion Committee Elizabeth MillerHalaby Rebecca Faunce McDermott reunion Chair 40T 72 terre’ inParis Xlème.” We have justpurchasedalittle‘pied-á- for VSArt inParis aswell.Comevisit. Tuckahoe, N.Y.” of development. Icurrentlyresidein New York Cityastheirvicepresident the CouncilforEconomicEducationin Arbor, Mich.” First PresbyterianChurchin Ann now thepastor/headofstaff of The it! Stilldoinghealthy, sustainable subbing—K through8sofar andloving in ourclass!Startedteaching again— camaraderie withFarmington grads to Reunion!Neededsomegreat T h REUNION h REUNION evy evy writes, “Ihave joined writes,

“Made it writes, “Iam Tonya m. meeks 90 Tara SmithGohlmann Reunion Committee Mary Stanton Smith Regina Travers Stettinius Aubrey Thorne Carey reunion Chairs 25T 87 Lindsey ButtnerCarlisle Class Dinner Chair Ashley JonesTagatac Lisa Sweeney Beagan Jennifer (Jenny) Koehler reunion Chairs 30T 82 Caitlin read mcnally is thelightofmylife!” interior design.MydaughterHopie(7) fingers crossed.” disease. Sofar I’mdoinggreat,keeping grandmother alsohadthismiserable 12) aredoingwell.Mymotherand settling down, andmygirls(9 Two andahalfyearslater, thingsare mastectomy andradiationensued. treatments includingchemo,double of mySummit,N.J.home.Miserable sign withmycontractorforagutrehab fall of2008,rightasIwas poisedto diagnosed withbreastcancerinthe Planning Initiative. Women Watch to as advisertothe GreenJobsMemphis Greater Memphisboard,and serves Conservation boardandtheGreening is amemberoftheShelbyCounty manager forShelbyFarms Park. Tonya Tenn.) about herjobasdevelopment Commercial Appeal(Memphis, the Women Watch to featureforThe h REUNION h REUNION was profiledin writes, “Iwas o. mcGovern reconnect.” get intouch.Itwould belovely to nearby PhiladelphiaorBaltimore, elizabeth b.Anderson Madame Athena Chang Heather AndersonHeuston Kimberly (Kim)NolenGetker reunion Chairs 20T 92 Julia harrisbrown heather mcConnel Goukler sommerhoff W. ortona Amy m.Woodford karen T. staib a betterplace.” doing greatthingsormakingMemphis profiles women whoare“successful, lisa mcCormick mannix Alexandra (Ally)Wheeler Gabriele harvey hefter August 18,2010inNew York City.” Malvina, whowas bornon Wednesday, into theworld ababygirl,Charlotte husband, Matt Tocks, andIwelcomed time atthebeach,too!Irecentlysaw the beautifulcountrysideandspending the farm, ridingthehorsesoutacross everyone! We enjoyed thesummeron School’s Boardof Trustees. She isamemberofMissPorter’s growth, andcommunityinvolvement. commitment tosuccess,personal Goodwin, was recognizedforher the Hartfordoffice ofShipman& Hartford area.Karen,apartnerin young professionalsintheGreater Forty Award recognizesoutstanding 40 UnderForty Award. The 40Under Business Journal toreceive itsannual attorney, was chosenbytheHartford had passedatall. Also ashoutoutto great toseethem—itwas like notime h REUNION —thanks, ladies! Anyone —thanks, ladies! thispastwinter. So , ,

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93 “On June 18, 2011, I married Mr. Lars over lunch with Brooke McCaffrey, ss

Sherman in Litchfield, Conn., and was one of the kindergarten teachers at | eileen Flynn delao writes, “We notes welcomed another daughter on February lucky to have my best friends by my my internship site. Brooke is the 1, 2011. Lisette Inez looks very much side.” Pictured from left to right: Cheyne younger sister of molly mcCaffrey like big sister Clara but has her own munk beys, kelly l. o’boyle, Paulina schlobohm '94. She was there during delightful personality. I continue to mejia, Lindsay B. Sherman, Andrea the unforgettable rainstorm that marked explore religion through freelance Valdes-Fauli oguz, and heather lynch our graduation so many years ago! articles and a biweekly column in the mcAuliffe. Lastly, there's at least one another Austin American-Statesman and the Ancient here at HGSE; I met her VERY briefly in the library; she's from the course I teach (journalism and religion) obidimma o. okobi writes, “Since at the University of Texas. Love to all arriving back in New England, I have class of 1989. I didn't catch her name, my Farmington friends!” been reminded of my Farmington roots though. If you are reading this, please through several serendipitous encounters, drop me a line at [email protected] so including several library check-ins with that we can have tea or something!” elizabeth F. Werbe '93, who attended 94 Harvard Graduate School of Education savile C. lord writes, “It has been a and received her Ed.M in 2011. It wonderful spring with a huge move doesn't end there though! A Facebook 97 from my hometown of Washington, post re-connected me with Jennifer 15Th REUNION D.C., to southern Minnesota. I have (Jenn) Gorzaleny '95, who also Ashley Green dorin writes, “My had the distinct pleasure of spending attended HGSE (in 2003) and received husband, Ryan, and I are pleased to more time with Qian Wang smith, her master's degree in the same announce the birth of our first child, Eric Smith, and their girls, Helena and concentration that I am in (School Elle Green Dorin. She was born on Gabrielle, who live in Minneapolis. Leadership). Jenn is currently living in March 24, 2011, the same birthday as Wishing everyone well.” my hometown of Pittsburgh, Penn., and her mommy. We could not be happier!” Christine A. matava shares that she, teaching at the Winchester-Thurston Chrishaundra l. lee, and sarah attended the National Arts Club Cichon 2 celebration of 100 years of Women’s Wear Daily. Chrishaundra is governor and head of fashion.

Amy Tambini rothman shared the happy news that she had a baby boy, Bayler Upton Rothman, on December 20, 2010.

Editor’s Note: These photos from Fashion Week were miscaptioned in the last issue of The Bulletin. We regret the error and share the correct captions: (Photo at left) Lisa A. Silhanek ’77 (left) and Christine A. Matava ’94 (right). (Photo at right) Sarah Cichon ’94 (left) and Christine A. Matava (right). 52 ClAss|notes berry Gallant Pictured fromlefttoright: John A. Law onOctober16,2010. Creighton Gallant, languages atUMBC. Ilove being back Teaching Englishtospeakers ofother am halfway throughmyMaster’s in Agnes bellWetteroth katherine (k katherine l.Creighton 00 nuala e.droney Christina l.Gerber to right: September 2010.Picturedfromleft this phototaken inSardinia,Italy Nancy C.Hsieh. to right: gorgeous summers!”Picturedfromleft area—it promisesplentyofsnow and visit withanyone passing throughthe at alocaldairy. We would love to pediatrics, andmyhusbandworks I’m completingmyresidency in in toliving inSyracuse,N.Y., where have beenvery busy gettingsettled my Porter’s girls.Sincethattime,we our family, friends,andofcourse, on June5,2010inthecompany of “I was thrilledtomarryKeith Gallant 3 4 5 3 hannahsmithl Winter berryGallant nancy C.h elizabeth b.hobson katherine l.mcspadden marie-denise dormis , and ate) l.mcspadden ate) , HannahSmithLaw, and hannah smithlaw , maura e.reilly , sieh kate V. hemphill writes, “I , Winter Berry shared aw Winter married , , writes, Clare s. . , and , . , for Humanityin Action in Amsterdam Program for2010-2011,Floraworked very prestigiousCoroFellowship shared, “After beingselectedforthe The parentsof 04 Alexandra R.Sklansky Dinah L.Saglio Kelley B.Mooney Caroline K.Holden reunion Chairs 10T 02 these days.” the whole,lifeisprettygoodforme in schoolandlearningsomuch.On 4 5 h REUNION Flora e.mendoza

rebecca e.ross russell 05 makes New York Cityherhomebase.” and endhertravels inRome,Italy. She visit Serbia,Bosnia,andtheBalklands, Prague and Vienna. Floraalsoplansto enjoyed traveling toBrussels,Berlin, for sixweeksthissummer. Florathen is good!” it outatwww.thesmallthings.org. Life to continueworking withthem.Check and have sincestartedasmallnonprofit working inanorphanage Tanzania, expensive! Ispentmostoflastyear Economics. It'sagreatcity, but super development attheLondonSchoolof where I'mstudyinginternational all! I'mjustgettingsettledinLondon, writes, “Hey 53

mei-ling C. Wong writes, “I was just 370 colleges and universities. Brittany campus appeals to out-of-state students. ClA accepted to graduate school at UCSF’s competed in three different classes MPS was mentioned more than once.

School of Nursing for the fall of 2011. and placed 5th in the Individual Open On another note, my brother and sister- ss

The Master’s program is for an acute Fences and 4th in Individual Open Flat. in-law are expecting a baby girl and I | notes care pediatric nurse practitioner. I will Brittany also competed in the Cacchione can’t wait for her to become a Daisy! continue to work as a bedside nurse Cup and finished 10th. The top 36 riders I hope all is well and I look forward to in the Pediatric ICU at UCSF while from across the country qualify for this returning soon to see the changes made working on my degree. Hope everyone cup by winning their region with the on campus since I’ve left—Farmington is well!” most points during the year.” will always be my home!” (Editor’s According to a Rensselaer Polytechnic note: For Diva’s full class note, visit Institute’s Athletics press release, www.porters.org.) muryum k. e. khalid was honored 07 for academic excellence on the 5Th REUNION Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse reunion Chairs Coaches Association’s 2011 Division III 09 Ana D. Calciano Academic Honor Roll. Alexandra e. l. lazowski writes, “I Alexandra (Ally) M. Hashemi am currently a sophomore at Johns diva m. malinowski writes, “I’m Cordelia M. Sklansky Hopkins University, majoring in East entering my final year at North Dakota According to a press release from Asian studies. I am also involved with State University and am super excited the Rhode Island School of Design, the Hopkins debate and investment for it! I’ll be graduating next spring nathalie Jolivert was selected by teams. I spent this past summer working with a major in zoology and a double Gensler, a leading global design and for an international finance consulting minor in psychology and chemistry. architectural firm, as the winner of its company in Beijing, China.” This summer I have been busy, filling third annual Diversity Scholarship, my time as an admissions assistant, According to the school's website, which recognizes emerging talent in giving tours for prospective students hannah P. mirza led last year's African-American college students who (brings me back to my MPS days University of California—Davis are enrolled in an architecture program. as the Co-Head of Tour Guides) as lacrosse team with a school-record The award includes an academic well as submitting veterinary school 58 draw controls. scholarship and a full-time internship applications. I also began a new job as with Gensler. a complex manager, where I manage 6 Jennifer l. schoelwer writes, an NDSU apartment complex of 70 “Alyssa P. kasanoffmade time to apartments and about 300 tenants. It has visit me at my new home in D.C. this 08 been a lot of fun so far and I’m looking summer. We enjoyed all the regular forward to the rest of the year. Also, monuments of our nation’s capital, but emily G. Cummings writes,“Greetings! I’m not sure if anyone there heard, but I the highlight was taking in a private tour I have finished my first year of was recently featured in the Wall Street at George Washington’s Mount Vernon engineering school at Dartmouth Journal in an article on how NDSU’s Estate.” and am heading back to HWS for my senior year. I will be graduating with 6 my class of 2012 and then one more year at Dartmouth. This summer I return to Geneva and begin my second summer of research on the Finger Lakes, doing water collection and analysis with my advisor. Time is sure flying by!”

The parents of brittany e. Johnson shared, “Brittany competed at the Nationals for the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association in Lexington, Ky. The IHSA has over 8,300 riders from over 54 ClAss|notes short storyYou Are Here. Wellesley College, was honoredforher or novel excerpt. Thai, astudentat best previously unpublishedshortstory award isgiven inrecognitionofthe States colleges anduniversities. The who areenrolledfulltimeatUnited writing bystudentsof African descent which honorsexcellence infiction Wright Award forCollege Writers, as thewinnerof2011Hurston/ Thai C.d. m 10 i n m e 5/29/11 e Mother-in-law ofElizabethKelley Johnson’66 Mother ofSheila W. Johnson’61 Daughter ofFrances Tener Muir1916† 8/4/11 Great-Aunt ofMarie Whitbeck McNabb’84 Aunt ofLisa Townson Seaman’77 Aunt ofLuciaGordonGumaer’61 Aunt ofMarieGordon Whitbeck ’59 Mother ofLeslie Weller ’71† Sister of Andrea Townson Lashar’53† Sister ofMarie Antoinette Townson Gordon’36† b 7/8/11 Cousin ofMayaL. Auchincloss ’77 Cousin ofJanet Auchincloss Rutherford’63† Cousin ofNina Auchincloss Straight’55† Cousin ofLeeBouvierRadziwill’50 Cousin ofJacquelineBouvierOnassis’47† Sister ofEstherBiltzLangham’51† Niece of Annie Burr Auchincloss Lewis ’20† Anita 6/9/11 Great-Aunt ofChristinaJohnsonSmith’97 Daughter ofEsther Auchincloss Biltz1913† leanor mma Coulter Ware ’34 arbara (b emoriAm atthews n ash m uir Johnson’38 oo) Townson Weller ’41 h was selected arkins ’40

countries.” and underprivileged indeveloping about andspreadawareness ofthepoor high schoolandyouthgroupscanlearn advocacy programsothatstudentsin internship involved designingayouth Melbourne, Australia.Michelle’s and development agency locatedin Needs isaChristianoverseas aid Australia thissummer. International internship atInternationalNeeds to sharethatMichellehasdonean m .

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Ancients, parents, grandparents and students gathered at events the home of Joan and David Hill P’12 to hear the latest Porter’s news from Head of School Kate Windsor. ACADEMIC ARANGEMENTS ACADEMIC

Seated, from left: Maureen Hughes P’85, G’12, Elaine Aarons G’12, Cindy Schaefer Walker ’63, Gerry Evans Tuten ’59, Nancy Hughes ’85, Joan Hill P’12, Missy Kalat ’67; Standing, from left: Bunny McClenahan Thompson ’58, Rev. Paul Thompson, Craig Gemmell, Alan Aarons G’12, Bobbi Dudeck P’05, ’09, Jonas Katkavich, Susan Shea McPherson ’62, Montana Ortel ’11, Annie Hill ’12, Haley Hughes ’12, Kate Windsor, Gillian Dudeck ’09. Not pictured: Connie Smith Plimpton ’78, Laura Reckford ’81. Sailing the Celtic Isles A Family Program FaRMINgTON | SEPTEMBER 23, 2011 Edinburgh to Dublin aboard Clipper Odyssey Members of the Sarah Porter Society and Moonbeams JUly 28 TO aUgUST 8, 2012 Circle joined together for a special lunch hosted by Discover castles and ancient standing stones, gardens and Dr. Windsor. estates on a summer cruise through the Celtic isles in the company of fellow alumnae. Embark Clipper Odyssey in the Georgian city of Edinburgh and travel to Inverness to see the battlefield of Culloden and Cawdor Castle. Explore prehistoric sites on the Orkney Islands then see rare flora as well and purple heather in full From left: Bev Chan ’66, P’00, Ariel Zwang ’81, Mary Weaver Renner ’81, P’10, ’14, Margaret Gram King ’60, Tish Roberts ’60, bloom at Inverewe Gardens. Continue to the Hebrides for Marjo Greenleaf Valliere ’61, former Head of School Burch a private visit to a shooting lodge and a wee dram at Ford, Marilen Grosjean Tilt ’60, Diana Ferris Hobson ’60, Anne Firestone Ball ’51, Kate Windsor, Judy Milliken Holden ’68, a single-malt distillery. Barbara Dowd ’67. Explore the city of Belfast and be welcomed into two country estates by their owners. Conclude in Dublin with a private visit to a famous garden and time to enjoy this lively city. Experience the cities of Edinburgh and Dublin more fully on trip extensions. See parts of Edinburgh Castle not open to the public on an Edinburgh prelude and take a curatorial From left: Jeanie Marckwald Chapin ’56, P’82, Pippa Landon tour of the National Gallery on a Dublin postlude. Kauders ’41, P’74, ’79, GP ’14, Joan Paton Tilney ’46, P’70, GP ’11, Polly Powell Hincks ’45, P’69, GP ’00, ’02, Liz Cushman Please join us for what promises to be a journey to Putnam ’51, Lucy Pulling Cutting ’54, P’78, ’81, Dinny Wells remember, and bring your children and grandchildren. Truesdale ’52, P’75, ’76, ’78. Not pictured: Rebecca Miller Harvey ’57, Fraser Bennett Beede ’81, Mary Ann Bickford Casey Students ages seven to 17 receive special rates. To reserve, ’56, Bonnie Alexandre Emmons ’71, Val Greene Flynn ’81, P’12, ’14, please email [email protected] or call Fred Kauders P’74, ’79, GP ’14, Ellie Roane Large ’81, Sharon McQuade P’11. (Photos - Susan Walker) 212-514-8921. 56 mAin|idea motivation tosetthenecessary resourcesasidetomake to MissPorter’s School requiresaheartfeltdesire,the lead byexample. Commitmenttophilanthropicgiving proclamation, andmostofall,participation. We musteach other. How willwedothis?Dedication,determination, possess theabilitytogalvanize thegreatestgiftsfromeach Whether aboardmember, Ancient, orparent,weeach be forgotten. Itmustnotbeleftunattended. crucial andpreeminentaswelooktothefuture.Itmustnot upon ourschool’s strongcultureofphilanthropy willbe committed toourfocus,mission,andbestpractices.Building not anopportunitytorestuponourlaurels. We mustremain Equally astruthfulisthereminderthatourgreatsuccess overcome. Farmington setsitssights, thereisnoobstaclewecannot accomplishment proves whatweknow tobetrue:when School forwenotonlymet,but surpassed,ourgoal. This triumphant completionof The CampaignforMissPorter’s is whatmakes uswhoweare. We shouldbeinspiredbythe and celebratewithjoy inthework wehave achieved forit Our entirecommunityshould,andmust,take greatpride education weoffer. ability toprovide allthe bestfeaturesoftheexemplary equally clearinassertingthatthishallmarkaffords our peer schoolscanmake thesameclaim,but wemustbe a robust endowment. Certainly, weknow thatfew ofour Miss Porter’s Schoolisintheenviable positionofpossessing essential toourfutureandelementalinstitution. and participationintheschool’s fundraisinginitiatives are community. Full,active engagement intheschooltoday philanthropy thatextends tothelarger MissPorter’s School A president ofmiss porter’s schoolboard oftrustees barbarahigginsepifanioby ’79 Making OurDreamsReality members ofthe Alumnae Boardtocultivate a culture of s boardpresident,mygoalistowork withtrusteesand mA in| idea

our amazingjourney. School, andIhopeyouwilljoin meforthenext steps of reality forthecurrentandfuturestudentsofMissPorter’s community canplayaroleinmakingthosedreams fulfill andhopesforourfuture.Every memberofour Justasitwas inSarahPorter’s time,thereareneedsto consistency torepeatthesestepsannually. your philanthropicpriorityandencouragetheirs,the a gift,theabilitytoinformothercommunitymembersof

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Director of Communications Siobhan Federici, editor Happy Senior Director, Institutional Advancement Julia J. McCormack New year Communications Assistant Jennifer Eburg Manager, Digital Initiatives Chris Noll, photographer from Graphic Design miSS Porter’S CEH Design, Inc., Bethel, CT The Bulletin welcomes reader SChooL submissions. Send your letters to the editor, article suggestions, creative writing, and photos to the Communications Office via email to [email protected] or by mail to the school’s address. We look forward to hearing from you! ©2011 Miss Porter’s School

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