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Photo above: [Front row, I to r] Allison Persky ’13, Leah Falcon ’13, Anjuli Kama ’13, Colby White ’13, Ellen Bartolino ’13, Ron Gerschcl ’13, Carolyn Kossow ’13, Abha Kulkarni ’13, Amanda Mac Donohue ’13; [Back row, I to r j Sophia Eisenberg ’13, Patten Mills ’13, Thomas Martino ’13, Zeeza Cole 13, Alec Jones ’13, Brian Dudcck ’13, Jack Laylin ’13, Elizabeth Snyder ’13, Bob Madani ’13 Work is nearly complete on the new entrance sign gracing the Great Road, October 2013 FEATURES 05 The Class of 2013 IN EVERY ISSUE 18 Teaching Wellness, Teaching Balance Princeton Day School Kicks Off an Ambitious PreK-12 02 Letter from Head of School Health, Wellness, and Human Sexuality Curriculum

03 s c h o o l l if e : News and Events 23 The I and the IPhone: Shira Concool '06 09 s c h o o l l if e : Arts Notes

25 From the Archives: 12 s c h o o l l if e : Sports Notes Dress Code Mirrors Attitudes 15 Faculty Notes

31 From the Classroom to the Boardroom: 28 Board of Trustees News Jack Wallace '48 Retires as Longest Serving Trustee 34 Annual Report 70 Alumni News

On the Cover: A wordle represents student responses to a health and wellness survey. 76 Class Notes

95 In Memoriam Fall 2013 Journal Volume 51/Number 2 96 Snapshots Editor: Kathryn Rosko, Director of Communications Designer: Margery Miller, Art Director Contributing Writers: Linda Maxwell Stefanelli '62, Evan Thomas Class Notes Editor: Ann Wiley '70 Photography: Bentley Drezner, Nancy Erickson,

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Fall 2 0 1 3 LETTER FROM Paul J. Stellato, Head of Sck ool

Director of College Counseling Sarah Graham always has one eye trained on the next big thing. Several years ago, as she prepared to offer the first in a string of college nights for junior parents, she asked herself this question: Instead of providing for our parents and their children the best, most up-to-date advice from college admissions deans on how to gain admission to their hallowed institutions, what might we learn if we used the night to gain some insight into what colleges are seeing and experiencing once our students pass through their ivy-covered gates? Sarah fash­ ioned an answer to her own question with her choice of speaker for the night: the director of health services from a local, highly selective university. For nearly an hour, this remarkable health professional manage disappointment and enjoy success. Conquering the told a tale of joy and sorrow: of welcoming to her campus daunting task became the work of our health/wellness/human the best and brightest young men and women our country sexuality task force. Its efforts and inquiry are the stuff of - and the world - could offer to its universities, only to see this Jou rn a ls focus. them undone by the sheer weight of expectation, competi­ As I look back to that college counseling program and tion, and lack of sleep! She described, in sharp detail, a reflect upon the work completed last year by the task force, generation of students who had organized their young lives I am struck by both the progress we have made and the around achieving one goal: gaining admission to one selective questions we have struggled to answer. Perhaps my disquiet university or another; who filled their resumes with AP comes from the uncomfortable truth washing over every courses, extra-curricular and community service activities, word of the task forces first-year report: looking always to internships, world travel, and one club after another; and their teachers, parents, friends, and peers for guidance and who, having won the prize (a fat envelope in November direction, our students may feel that the only answer is to or May), dragged themselves to the threshold of those ivy- try harder, work longer, and sleep less. Or, to paraphrase covered gates, unsure of what to do next and unable to Walt Kelly’s Pogo: we have met the taskmaster, and he is us. recall why they had labored so long and sacrificed so much. So you see the dilemma. The work of the task force thus A standing-room-only, eager and boisterous audience fell far has been to understand, as fully as we can, our students’ silent, as the canvas painted before them was not of the lives. We have asked them to tell us a great deal about freshman class at Princeton, Columbia, or Stanford, but themselves, and they have done just that. Armed as we are of their own sons and daughters. with this trove of information and insight; and dedicated as Several months before, in the accreditation report issue we are to growing and graduating bright, productive, curious, by the visiting team from the Middle States Association of and healthy young adults, we now endeavor to build a Colleges and Schools, we found this potentially transformative curriculum - and a school culture - that does just that. recommendation: The School should establish a system o f curricular coordination so that the School's program can reach its fu ll potential. Of course, the recommendation was directed at our academic program and the opportunities present in a curriculum that stretches across 14 grades. But given the Middle States charge; and sensitive to the reality that our children travel a path as much emotional and spiritual as Head of School it is academic, we expanded our interpretation of the committee’s charge: to build a PreK to 12 health and well­ ness curriculum to strengthen and support every child, and provide for the balance and perspective they would need to

JOURNAL SCHOOL LIFE News and Events

Sustainability at Princeton Day Sckool: An Update

As part of Princeton Day School’s sustainability initiative, the cafeteria operated by Flik Dining Services d) [ F P T y i^ received a three-star certification from the Green Restaurant Association. © M A U LS M Only 15 other schools below the college level nationally have received this certification and only five schools have three stars. Princeton Day School and Flik have partnered for the past several years to create a more sustainable food service to provide delicious, healthy, fresh cooked meals in a way that is less harmful to the environment. “Every part of a student’s experience at Princeton Day School should be educational,” said Liz Cutler, f e a t u r in g Sustainability Coordinator and Upper School English teacher, “and lunch is A re -fchfc eco n o m y and no exception.” The Green Restaurant Association HEIDI CULLEN certifies restaurants all over the United Chi e f cum aio 1091st atcumodbt ce n tra l Hotu ujiit cumatjLChouige atfect motiwr? States and grades institutions in the ■-----^ ; ------D mmnW gM t ------—------' • areas of water efficiency, waste reduction a r u l a ls o and recycling, sustainable furnishings and building materials, sustainable HOW TO FORAGE food, energy, disposables, and chemical and pollution reduction. Ms. Culter went on to note, “We live in a world where fewer and fewer children sit REG ISTER BY APRIL 2 6 a t ulhuuj.pd5 . 0r g /e t0c 0 n fe re n c c down to a family meal and where at least a quarter of all Americans eat fast A\ / a \ food every day. We have an opportunity I I — 1 105 pm here to model healthy eating habits and help students understand that r x PDS EnAct Club members created the posters to promote the second annual everything we do, including how eco-conference at PDS in May. and what we eat, has an effect on the environment.” “The next goal is to achieve four most American beef. It should also Among the many reasons Princeton stars,” notes Ms. Cutler. taste better.” Day School received this certification In addition, Ms. Cutler and Chef are the high percentage of locally Brian Mochnal of FLIK announced “ Our Future, Our Challenge" purchased foods, the successful com­ a new source for all beef served in the Eco-Conference at PDS posting program, the many recipes cafeteria: Meyer Natural Angus The Upper School student club, that are nutritious, but low on the (http:/ / meyernaturalangus .com/our- Environmental Action Club food chain, the reusable utensils and promise). Ms. Cutler remarked, “The (EnACT), organized their second dishware, the daily food cooked from beef now served in our cafeteria will eco-conference on campus in May scratch, and the green cleaning be from animals who are raised more for fellow students and community supplies. The School achieved 177 healthfully, treated more humanely, members. EnACT assembled an out of 200 possible points. and processed more carefully than impressive line-up of speakers, including

Fall 2 0 1 3 Top left, LS students plant apple trees with science teacher Aaron Schomburg to revive the orchard by Pretty Brook Farm; top, LS students perform at the closing ceremony; bottom, MS students line up for the closing ceremony; right, Former Head of Upper School Carlton Tucker at Commencement where he became an honorary member of the Class of 2013. Bottom left, Pretty Brook Farm is transformed into a working barn for Barn Week; right, Dr. Cornel West addresses faculty and staff at the opening days of school in McAneny Theater.

keynote speaker, David Crane, CEO stewardship, square dancing, making of the Class of 2013 by Head of School of NRG; Heidi Cullen, Chief yarn from raw wool, and more into the Paul Stellato to the delight of everyone Climatologist of Climate Central; Lower School curriculum. The Middle in the packed house. Robin Cook McConaughy ’87 and Jon and Upper School science and arts McConaughy ’85, owners/operators of classes also took advantage of Barn Dr. Cornel West at PDS Double Brook Farm in Hopewell; and Week and connected it to their studies. Dr. Cornel West P ’18, was a surprise nationally recognized forager (and guest speaker at the opening meetings PDS parent) Tama Matsuoka Wong. Commencement and for faculty and staff in August. He spoke Carlton Tucker h'13 to a rapt audience of the importance of Barn Week at PDS On Friday, June 7, the rains came, the ancient Greek concept of Paideia, At the end of April, Pretty Brook and commencement was held in the and about the vital importance of Farm was transformed into a working Lisa McGraw ’44 Ice Rink for the first educating our children in kindness, barn, complete with visiting animals, time in many years. It was a wonderful tenderness, morality, and virtue. It was arts & crafts, and butter churning. ceremony, celebrating the class of 2013, an impassioned, intellectually stimulating Lower School Science teacher Aaron and Head of Upper School Carlton presentation that set an inspiring tone Schomburg organized this highly Tucker, who retired after twenty years for the school year to come. anticipated annual event with teacher in the role. Mr. Tucker was presented Jess Hala, which integrated animal with a diploma as an honorary member

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e m o r . w a r d s PRESENTED JUNE 2013

The Cum Laude Society, left to right:: Hannah Levy, Sarah Trigg, Daniella Levitan, Emily Zhao, Emily Clagett, Abha Kulkarni, Allie Persky, Selena Anjur-Dietrich, Zeeza Cole, Lizzie Frieder, Alec Gershen, M atthew Cavuto, Thomas Kilkenny, Jay Karandikar, Paul Batterman, Adam Straus-Goldfarb, Jonas Kaufman, Cody Triolo, Max Nye, David Caliguire

Alumni Service Award Abha Kulkarni Cody Triolo, who was an active leader as the senior class Each year, the Alumni Association gives an award to a president, and vice-president in his sophomore and junior senior who exemplifies the spirit and values of Princeton years, was truly the spirit behind the class of 2013. Day School through service to others. Abha Kulkarni was a true embodiment of the commitment to service; over her The Anne Shepherd Humanities Award 4-year high school career she accumulated an astounding Jake Hall and Robin Linzmayer 1006 hours of community service. This award is given to a member of the junior class who has done distinctive work in one or more of the following John Douglas Sacks-Wilner '80 Award disciplines: English, history, music, art, or drama. Anne Darling Cerna and Lexie Warren Shepherd taught English for 44 years, at Miss Fine's John Sacks-Wilner ’80 was a young man of great strength School and then at Princeton Day School, retiring in 1995. and character, and grace of spirit. This memorial award Jake Hall and Robin Linzmayer both exhibited keen insight, commemorates John’s special kind of determination and intellectual curiosity, and enthusiasm for learning in dedication, and it goes to a member of the graduating class English and history. who has overcome adversity and shown resolution, courage and self-command in surmounting obstacles to achieve their Marjorie Williams '75 Journalism Award goals. Darling Cerna and Lexie Warren both confronted Paul Batterman adversity with grace and equanimity; they both overcame This award is given in memory of the late Marjorie Williams, obstacles and enthusiastically embraced the opportunities PDS class o f’75. She was a columnist for the Washington at PDS since their arrival. Post and contributing editor of Vanity Fair, who was known for her keen wit and her insightful profiles of key political Fred Woodbridge '78 Memorial Award Cody Triolo figures in Washington, D.C. It is awarded each year to a Fred Woodbridge ’78 showed strong qualities of leadership student whose writing for The Spokesman embodies the as a senior class president and impressive qualities of fine commitment to accurate reporting, insightful commentary, citizenship all his years at PDS. This memorial award and adherence to the highest standards of style and ethics in goes to a graduating senior who has exhibited outstanding student journalism. Congratulations to Paul Batterman. leadership qualities in developing class unity and spirit.

JOURNAL 7 Jim Walker Memorial Math Award ARTS AWARDS Jonas Kaufman and Jay Karandikar Jim Walker, long-time and dedicated math teacher and Architecture Award Selena Anjur-Dietrich department chair affected so many lives both in and outside Media Award Charlie Guarino the classroom. This year two students shared this award: Jonas Kaufman and Jay Karandikar. Multi-Media Award and Thomas Bencze Art Scholarship Jen Chen Hubert N. Alyea Award Sarah Trigg Named in honor of former Princeton University Professor Photography Award Corinne Urisko of Chemistry Hubert N. Alyea, also known as “Dr. Boom” for his memorable science demonstrations, the Princeton The Mark Winstanley Section of the American Chemical Society honors graduat­ Art Purchase Award Emily Seto ing science students who have excelled in the lab while showing a genuine enthusiasm and excitement for Andy Franz Woodworking Award Chemistry. Congratulations to Sarah Trigg. Brendan Shannon and Jonas Kaufman Ceramics Award Mary Atkeson and Andrea Jenkins ACADEMIC AWARDS Instrumental Music Award RobHrabchak The English Award EmilyClagett Choral Music Award Deanna Counts The Writing Award Adriana van Manen Jacobson Music Scholars SusanneBoss, History Award Adam Straus-Goldfarb Eliza Burwell, and Carmine DiFlorio Computer Award Alec Gershen and Ron Gerschel Theater Award Kaylin Altmeyer Biology Award MaxNye Tech Theater Award BobMadani Chemistry Award Jonas Kaufman Dance Award Lexie Warren Physics Award Matthew Cavuto

Science Award Jay Karandikar ATHLETIC AWARDS French Award Selena Anjur-Dietrich Gold P Athletic Awards Chinese Award JackLaylin Hannah Levy and Taran Auslander The Gold P award is presented to a senior student-athlete Spanish Award Abha Kulkarni who has contributed to the overall success of our inter­ Dual Language Award Emily Zhao scholastic athletic program. The award celebrates athletic excellence, sportsmanship, leadership and participation on (for Chinese and French) varsity teams. The Elizabeth Fine Latin Award Jay Karandikar Frankie K. Sportsmanship Award Zeeza Cole and Cody Triolo This award is named for Frank Kontstantynowicz, class of 1976, who was a revered student-athlete here at PDS and at Harvard, where he was a member of the varsity basket­ ball team. This memorial award is in honor of his natural athletic ability, his genuine friendliness, sense of fairness, and his natural and unassuming leadership.

Fall 2 0 1 3 Princeton Day School Lifers 2013: These students joined the PDS community in PreK, K, or 1st grade. Back row, left to right: Jack Laylin, Ben Weiner, Willy Cara, Matthew Cavuto, Jay Karandikar, Conrad Denise, Jack Brickner, Bob Madani, Owen Fay, Ben Bristol; front row, left to right: Kate Reynolds, Selena Seay-Reynolds, Zeeza Cole, Colby White, Michelle Heker, Mary Atkeson, Carolyn Kossow, Corinne Urisko, Emily Seto, Natesa Bland

College Matriculation List/Class of 2013

Babson College (2) Haverford College United States Naval Academy Barnard College Hobart and William Smith Colleges University of California Berklee College of Music (2) Howard University at Los Angeles Boston College (3) Ithaca College University of Maryland, College Park Boston University (3) Johns Hopkins University (3) University of Massachusetts, Amherst Bowdoin College (2) Kenyon College University of Miami Brown University Lafayette College University of Michigan Bucknell University Lehigh University (2) University of Missouri, Kansas City Chapman University Massachusetts Institute University of Notre Dame Claremont McKenna College of Technology (3) University of Pennsylvania (2) College of Charleston Middlebury College University of Pittsburgh Colorado College Muhlenberg College (4) University of Southern California (3) Columbia University New York University (2) University of Vermont (3) Cornell University Northwestern University University of Virginia Drexel University Princeton University (3) Vanderbuilt University (2) Duke University Purchase College State University Virginia Military Institute Elon University of New York Wake Forest University (3) Emory University Rider University Washington University Fairfield University Rollins College in St. Louis (2) Fordham University St. Lawrence University Wellesley College Franklin and Marshall College The George Washington University Wesleyan University (2) Gettysburg College The Ohio State University Yale University (2) Hamilton College (2) The University of Georgia Harvard University Trinity College (2) Harvey Mudd College Tufts University

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Top left: the cast of the 8th grade musical "Honk!"; top right, author and illustrator David Wiesner works with students as part of “Imagine the Possibilities"; bottom left, Paul Stellato piays a role in "The Pushcart War"; bottom right, the cast of "Anon(ymous)" at the New Jersey Theater Awards

US Fall Play "Anon(ymous)" Imagine the Possibilities The 8th Grade Musical: Nominated for 8 Awards, at PDS "H o n k!" W ins 2 Imagine the Possibilities, the beloved In May, the 8th grade class dominated The 2012 fall production of school-wide program made possible the McAneny stage with their pro­ “Anon(ymous)” by Naomi Iizuki through the John D. Wallace, Jr. ’78 duction of “Honk!” based on the clas­ earned a record eight nominations in Memorial Guest Artist Series Fund, sic Hans Christian Andersen fairy the statewide 2013 New Jersey Theater brings authors, illustrators, and poets tale, The Ugly Duckling. Awards, and took home two awards: to Princeton Day School to work Best Ensemble Performance and Best directly with students each spring. The 4th Grade Operetta: Director for Stan Cahill. These awards The year, the School was honored to "The Pushcart War" are given to non-musical plays produced welcome poet and author Allan Wolf, This year’s 4th grade operetta, “The by secondary schools. Mr. Cahill author and illustrator David Wiesner Pushcart War,” took place in March. remarked, “Approximately 50 private (whose work was shown in the Anne Originally written by former Head of and public schools participated in this Reid ’72 Art Gallery), and author the Lower School Sarah Schwiebert h’05 competition which ‘Honors Excellence Linda Sue Park. These artists were and updated this year by 4th grade in High School Drama in New Jersey.”’ gracious and incredibly inspiring, teacher Daniel Cohen, this show He went on, “We led the state with working directly with students in all combined great music and as many eight nominations, which was a three divisions. starring roles as children. A special remarkable for our first entry. These guest appearance by Head of School awards have put us firmly on the Paul Stellato was an unexpected surprise. Performing Arts map in front of programs from all over New Jersey.” JOURNAL Arts Notes 10 January 13 through January 30 January through 13 January This exhibition will feature a loan of of loan a feature will exhibition This juried work from 2013 Origami USA Origami 2013 from work juried “folding” “folding” back goes origami of evidence hile W contemporary interpretations of of interpretations contemporary critcally more be can brick the where of characteristic is brick the Welch, Hirniak Jerry Stuefer, Stephanie left, bottom Hohmuth-Lemonick; Eileen Fteichlin, Susan left, top faculty: School Day Princeton by works Above, Adam Welch — Welch Adam to the Sung Dynasty in 1000 CE, CE, 1000 in Dynasty Sung the to University. Princeton Arts, metaphorical of number a has work Mr. For object. primary a as brick 20 December through 25 November created work inspirational be will video engaged. Mr. Welch is a Lecturer in in Lecturer a is Welch Mr. engaged. the and appropriation postmodern themes contemporary several Addressing Arts Visual by Princeton Day School faculty faculty School Day Princeton by Ceramics at the Lewis Center for the the for Center Lewis the at Ceramics implications in that he creates sculptures sculptures creates he that in implications His form. and concept of marriage the uses Welch Adam Ceramicist Hirniak, Jerry Hohmuth-Lemonick, and woodworking sculpture, ceramics, photography, drawing, painting, in October 15 through November 15 November through 15 October Stephanie Stuefer. and Stephanie Reichlin Susan Maher, Chris Eileen Burkett, David members Extravagant Media Extravagant School Day Princeton i/f UmK Nuggets Golden — Local the Deconstructing garni 8c 8c “paper” will be exhibited. exhibited. be “paper”will Design Faculty — Faculty Design

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RISING STARS OF PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL „ O n t h e stage, on the field, or in the classroom, these students shine!

1 Tavante Brittingham ’13, Maria Chavez ’14, 2 Cody Triolo ’13 for being named NJISAA 2nd Team All Davon Reed ’13, and Dominique Samuels ’14 for being State, and Academic All American Nominee for lacrosse. awarded a 2013 Certificate of Accomplishment from the Princeton Prize in Race Relations on behalf of their work in 3 Rory Finnegan ’14 for receiving a 2013 Superior the PDS Black-Latino Student Union. Performance in Writing Award from the National Council of Teachers of English, and an Honorable Mention in the Derek Bell ’13 for receiving an NJISAA All State Honorable Scholastic Art 8c Writing Awards. Mention for lacrosse. Grace Lee ’15 for being awarded Gold Key and a Silver Key Paul Batterman ’13 and Rachel Cantlay ’13 for receiving in the 2013 Scholastic Art 8c Writing Awards. Papermill Rising Star Student Achievement Awards for their work on “Gypsy.” Kiley McCormick-McGeady ’15 for being awarded three Silver Keys in the Scholastic Art 8c Writing Awards. Peter Kilbourne ’13 and Kayla Stokes ’15 for having their original works selected for further development and 4 Devika Kumar ’16 for collecting more than 1800 books for a professional staged readings through the McCarter Theater book drive through the My Name, My Story student group to 2013 Youth Ink program. support the Anchor House in Trenton.

Abha Kulkarni ’13 for winning the Anandi-Gopal Scholarship, awarded by the Marathi Vishwa organization.

Fall 2 0 1 3 school life Sports Notes

ATHLETICS

This issue of the Journal focuses on the health and wellness of our students, and as Director of Athletics I see firsthand how participating on sports teams and making time for overall physical fitness can have such a positive impact on our kids. Athletics are also a great motivator. I find it can be the thing that gets our students out of bed in the morning. They may want to try something new, aim to accomplish something extra, or improve their performance in some way. They may want to showcase their skills or reach new goals. You should know that our Princeton Day School Panther athletes worked hard over the summer to hone their skills for the upcoming seasons. Each one of them had his or her own reasons for the amount of extra work they put in, and those reasons motivated them to hit the field or track or weight room with extra vigor. Over the summer, I was counting the days until our Panthers could spring back into action. The summer is a great time for relaxation and reflection, and I spent a good amount of time thinking about how much I look forward to seeing how our young players mature in their time away from school once they return to campus for pre-season in late August. I know one thing that gets me out of bed in the morning: the chance to see our young students strive, struggle and achieve out on our playing fields. It’s the key to being healthy and well. Hope to see you on the sidelines,

Tim Williams Director of Athletics 13

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Boys Varsity Tennis Record9W- 2L Coaches Awards - Josiah Meekins ’15 and Scott Altmeyer ’16 Varsity Award - Neeraj Devulapalli ’14 The boys varsity tennis team fought hard this spring to grab one-third of the NJISAA Prep B Tournament championship title with Pennington and Montclair Kimberley. It was Scott Altmeyer ’16 at third singles who came through for PDS, defeating an opponent from Oratory. “We don’t play in a conference, so our whole year is about the county and state [tournaments],” said Coach W ill Asch about the importance of winning the prep title.

Girls Varsity Lacrosse Record6W-5L Coaches Awards - Hannah Levy ’13 and Corinne Urisko ’13 Varsity Award - Zeeza Cole ’13 Panther girls varsity lacrosse team was tough competition throughout the spring, posting impressive wins over Blair Academy, Hun School, and Rutgers Prep. The team’s senior players set the tone for the 2013 season. “The seniors did so much to bring the team back to the team,” asserted Coach Jill Thomas, whose Class of 2013 standouts included Ellen Bartolino, Zeeza Cole, Lizzie Frieder, Louise Hutter. Carolyn Kossow, Hannah Levy, Cami McNeely, Sarah Trigg, and Connie Urisko. Coach Thomas looks forward to the contributions that the incoming seniors will make in the next season. Hannah Levy ’13, PDS’ low attack, is now playing at MIT.

Boys Varsity Lacrosse Record9W-2L Coaches Awards - Bump Lisk ’13 and Derek Bell ’13 Varsity Award - Cody Triolo ’13 The boys varsity lacrosse team posted an outstanding record on their way to a demanding 14-day stretch that included a state Prep B title game and the Mercer County Tournament semi-finals. Although championship titles were elusive, the fun and unique team dynamic sparked memories that will endure. Coach Tuckman, who feels this year’s senior legacy will impact the program for years to come, commented, “This senior class has really set a tone and an expectation for what we looked to accomplish for the ten years that I have been a part of this program.” Midfielder Cody Triolo ‘13 is now playing for Lehigh University.

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The David C. Bogle Award For the Pursuit of Teaching Excellence was presented to US Science teacher Carrie Norin, US English teacher and Sustainability Coordinator Liz Cutler, Garden coordinator Pam Flory, M S English teacher Katy Terry, and Health &c PE Department Chair Mark Adams, to support their proposal to attend the Edible Schoolyard Academy in Berkeley, California (see box to the right); and to support professional development opportunities at the Stone Barns Center in Westchester, New York, and at Yale University.

The Johnston Faculty Enrichment Award was presented to English Department Chair Nicole Furlonge, to support her presentation at the annual Callaloo Conference mfjM Bogle Award Winners at Oxford University; and to support service-learning travel to Liz Cutler and Pam Flory Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies. Attend Edible Schoolyard Academy &£ in Berkeley in July Minerva Grants for Professional Development Liz Cutler, Pam Flory, and Katy Terry journeyed to the ■ LS teacher Paris McLean ’00 for study in the master’s Edible Schoolyard Academy in Berkeley, California to program in independent school leadership at the learn more about integrating the PDS organic garden Klingenstein Center, Teachers College, into curriculum in all three divisions, with a particular Columbia University focus on the Middle School. The Edible Schoolyard ■ MS Science teacher Gil Olvera, for study Academy is an outgrowth of the Edible Schoolyard in school leadership Project, created by leading chef Alice Waters and ■ US History teacher Maria Shepard for participation former principal of Martin Luther King, Jr. Middle in the program Cambodia Educator: Reconciliation School Neil Smith, and serves to teach sustainability and Transformation in the 21st Century through the lens of a school lunch program, which includes fresh ingredients from a school garden. Ms. Ostro Grant for Interdisciplinary Education Flory remarked, "It was an amazing, almost magical was awarded to LS Science teacher Jessica Clingman, LS experience. There were about 90 people from all Technology Coordinator Carol Olson, and LS Science around the world sharing information. And this is teacher Aaron Schomburg to begin Princeton Day School’s information we can put in action almost immediately." pioneering work in STEM education. She w ent on, "As Alice Waters pointed out in her presentation at the Academy, food is a great equalizer among students from different backgrounds. It is a The Shepherd-McCaughan, Miss Fine's School Fund, and Minerva Fund Sabbatical Programs great way in with kids. You are able to use food as a awarded a half-year sabbatical to Dave Freedholm, to support teaching tool, and the students are being educated travel and research for writing a book on Hinduism. without even realizing it."

Fall 2 0 1 3 LS Teacher Bev Gallagher presented "Comprehension Instruction through 16 Children's Literature: The Key to Unlocking the Common Core s Standards" at the Rutgers Graduate £ School of Education's Center for i- Literacy Development Annual J Conference on Reading and Writing in the spring.

The Robert C. Whitlock Award for Distinguished Teaching Established in 1995, the Robert C. Whitlock Award for students and faculty alike — artists, writers, and poets of Distinguished Teaching is the school’s highest honor for a renown, she has revealed to us the artists’ hands and heart member of the faculty. This annual award is presented to in the act of creation. the Princeton Day School faculty member who best For her work at Princeton Day School, she has been hon­ demonstrates the exceptional teaching skills, devotion to ored with both the David C. Bogle Award for Excellence students, courtesy, zeal for knowledge and pursuit of in Teaching; and a year-long sabbatical, during which she excellence; and the qualities of gendeness, patience, committed herself to one of her favorite professional dedication, and professionalism that were the hallmarks pursuits: being a teacher to teachers. of Bob Whidock’s 42-year teaching career. She was selected as the 1999-2000 New Jersey Non- This year’s award was presented to LS teacher Bev Public School Teacher of the Year by the Council for Gallagher. Here are excerpts from Head of School Paul American Private Education. And, in that same year, she Stellato’s remarks at the award presentation in June; received the Barbara Juster Esbensen Award, a national “Through and in language, Bev Gallagher awakens for award presented in recognition of the poetry produced by her students the world they will inhabit gratefully for the students in her classroom, and for outstanding teaching in rest of their lives. In her iconic programs, she has both the field of poetry. woven words and gathered words. Language - woven or An essential resource in the graduate schools of education gathered - is the tie that binds her to them and them to at the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, and her, as it is clear that while her third graders may be with Rider College, Bev has presented often at both Teachers’ her for just short of nine months, they never really leave College and at annual meetings of the National Council for her, nor she them. Teachers of English; and she has been honored for her Through the support and generosity of the Wallace classroom achievements by her alma mater, Penn State Family, Bev launched — and has been the guiding force University. Congratulations on this well-deserved award.” behind — one of our school’s signature programs: Im agine the Possibilities. Through her efforts to bring to all of us —

Theater Director Stan Cahill Creates Stories in Haiti Theater Director Stan Cahill spent the first few weeks of summer in Haiti developing and implementing a workshop he designed called “Building Community through Storytelling.” The workshop, designed to introduce storytelling curriculum to earthquake refugees, HIV+ and abandoned children in Haiti, was a partnership between Mr. Cahill and Worldwide Orphans (www.wwo.org,) with professional development support from Princeton Day School. Working with students aged 2-22, Mr. Cahill introduced ideas of how to engage students in a storytelling format and, in the process, seamlessly combined community service and the arts. “I believe in the idea of a ‘Citizen Artist’ and my future plans include developing this kind of curriculum here in our community, at a senior center or with at-risk youth,” remarked Mr. Cahill.

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Paris McLean '00 and Alesia Klein Present at Harvard Second grade teacher Paris McLean ’00 and MS Math and Science teacher Alesia Klein served on a panel at the Research Institute for Learning and Development’s 28th Liz Cutler Presents on Annual Learning and Development Conference at Harvard Sustainability Issues University in the spring. Their presentation on executive In the spring, Sustainability Coordinator Liz Cutler gave function strategies for classroom implementation was well- presentations at the National Association of Independent received. “We received wonderful feedback and learned even Schools (NAIS) Conference on both sustainability at PDS more about mindsets and learning styles,” remarked Mr. and the School’s organic garden. In addition, Ms. Cuder and McLean. This presentation came out of the work done FLIK Chef Brian Mochnal spoke at the New Jersey Farm through the Bogle award that Mr. McLean and Ms. Klein to School Conference, and she spoke at the Green Schools received in 2011. Alliance Conference on “Sustainability in Teaching, Practice, and Design: A Whole School Approach” at the Allen-Stevenson School in New York City.

From the US Science Department: The PDS Periodic Table US Science teachers Barbara Maloney and Jane Spencer decided to create a Princeton Day School Periodic Table that would be unique to the school and community. Ann Robideaux Choreography Composed of “elemental” students, faculty, and staff, the table Featured on NPR has become a destination on campus. “We posted a sign-up Choreographer Ann Robideaux’s choreography for sheet so that students could request elements. The only Stravinsky’s The Rite o f Spring was featured on the requirement was that they take a photograph that included National Public Radio website to celebrate the 100th them and their element’ in some creative way.... One boy anniversary of the piece. asked for Zinc because it was his last name. A boy named Nick wanted Nickel, of course. A lacrosse player had his stick made of Scandium. A boy wearing his Yale sweatshirt became Yttrium. And the fun began,” remarked Mrs. Maloney.

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Teaching Wellness, Teaching Balance Princeton Day School Kicks Off an Ambitious PreK-12 Health, Wellness, and Human Sexuality Curriculum

by Kathryn Rosko

Princeton Day School attracts some of the most dramatic. It dawned on me that what we were seeing intelligent, highly motivated, and ambitious students was the future of our students. I could feel the concern in the country. Among the many things PDS students of the parents, and it made me think about the share with their peers in top independent schools responsibility of the school.” across the country are the demands of gaining Once the idea was in motion, things came together admission into the most highly selective colleges and quickly and fortuitously. Mr. Stellato explained, “I universities in the nation. As Head of School Paul had been speaking with former Head of the Upper Stellato mentions in his letter in this issue, this School Carlton Tucker about creating a Dean of focus can lead to extremely busy schedules packed Students position as I felt that, as a school, we with AP courses and extra-curriculars, such com­ needed to address the non-academic, non-athletic munity service clubs and sports teams. This charge side of our students’ lives. We were fortunate to to succeed comes at a high cost (notably, the cost of have US Spanish teacher Doug McLane step into sleep) to our students, and may ultimately and this role.” In 2012, Mr. Stellato formally asked Mr. unfortunately lead to a “what now” moment upon McLane (who is currently Upper School Division arrival at the college of their dreams. Head at Saddle River Day School) to serve as Should a school be responsible for teaching students Health, Wellness & Sexuality Chair and to assemble how to live a well-balanced, healthy life, in addi­ a committee across divisions and departments to tion to helping them reach their academic goals? begin work on the initiative. The answer at Princeton Day School is a resounding In addition, the Academic Advisory Council of PDS yes. The School is more committed than ever to had been reviewing the school’s academic schedule truly nurturing the mind, body, and character of and made the recommendation to reduce the require­ each student—as our mission states—and is in the ment of PE from four years to two years. Mr. Stellato process of implementing a full-scale, state-of-the-art explained, “It became reasonable to ask: what health, wellness, and sexuality initiative. program should we be implementing now?” This too Mr. Stellato was inspired to launch this initiative became an impetus for a wide-ranging change in the when he attended an event several years ago organized school-wide health and wellness curriculum. by Director of College Counseling Sarah Graham, who was curious to hear from a director of health Building an Innovative Curriculum services at a top university about student life after at Princeton Day School admission. Mr. Stellato noted, “The response to Mr. McLane assembled the Committee members this college night was powerful and unanticipated. from across the divisions of the school, as well as The statistics were stark and the responses were from the counseling, health, and deans’ offices. The

Should a school be responsible for teaching students how to live a well-balanced, healthy life, in addition to helping them reach their academic goals?

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Committee included School Counselor Rob each division, some of which they may not have Tuckman, MS Spanish teacher Rachel Kamen, known about before. This interdivisional collaboration Garden Coordinator Pam Flory, PE Department was really something to celebrate.” Chair Mark Adams, MS Math teacher and Dean Donna Zarzecki, School Nurse Nina Keller, MS & The Current Core Curriculum US Music teacher Andrew Schmidt, US Science The Committee reviewed the current curriculum teacher Barbara Maloney, LS 1st grade teacher and determined that PDS has solid health and wellness Heather Maione, and LS 2nd grade teacher and curricula in all three divisions. In the Lower School, Math Coordinator Susan Ferguson. wellness topics such as nutrition, self-esteem, The Committee immediately set out to accomplish hygiene, online etiquette, bullying, and sleep are dis­ the following tasks: to examine the PreK-12th grade cussed in the general classrooms with students. In health and wellness curriculum at Princeton Day addition, LS students take classes in the PDS organic School; to determine where the school was excelling garden, learning about healthy eating habits, sus­ in these topics, and where it could improve; and, tainability, and stewardship of natural resources. In ultimately, to build a leading, innovative curriculum the Middle School, 5th and 6th grade students take at Princeton Day School. a RAP class, which addresses topics such as conflict The group decided to take three steps toward resolution, binge drinking, peer pressure, sex educa­ achieving the goals set before them. First, they met tion, social media, and nutrition. Princeton Day School together and with faculty and staff to gather infor­ 7th and 8th graders take an H.E.V. (Health, Education, mation and examine the priorities, strengths, and Values) class which provides age-appropriate information needs of the current program. Next, they wrote a on topics ranging from self-esteem to the prevention survey to send to other independent, coeducational, of substance abuse. In the Upper School, all 9th PreK-12 schools across the nation to find out how graders participate in Peer Group program, which they handled health and wellness at their schools. pairs dedicated faculty and carefully selected seniors Finally, they researched national student surveys and to mentor and guide the new US students on issues administered the Independent Health Survey Check like peer pressure, academic stress, drug and alcohol (IHSC) survey to students in grades 6-12. abuse, and relationships. There is also one trimester Mr. McLane noted of the Committee’s work: of health class required for all 10th graders, which “Through meetings and conversations we had includes an introduction to the concept of health, throughout the year, these faculty and staff members substance abuse, human sexuality, sexually transmitted became more informed of the programs in place in diseases, contraception, and nutrition. In addition to

"The importance of wellness struck me when I attended a conference where counselors from a top university talked about how some of the best-prepared students in the country have sought help to deal with significant emotional and stress-related needs." — Doug McLane

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these courses, there are other scheduled health and- The Committee made a recommendation for wellness programs throughout the year, including as Princeton Day School to possibly spearhead a con­ the Hi-Tops seminar on substance abuse for Upper sortium of day schools that could work together to School students, and guest lecturers who often speak collaborate and exchange ideas and information on on topics of race, gender, ethnicity, religion, financial the topic of health and wellness programming. circumstance, and sexual orientation. Though the Committee was heartened by the pro­ How Do Our Own Students Rate Us? gramming in place in the three divisions, the group Princeton Day School students responded to the observed the curriculum, as a whole, needs a unifying two surveys (one for students in grades 6-8, and one force and vision. Mr. McLane noted, “The good for students in grades 9-12), and the results were news is that we have space carved out in the schedule illuminating. Mr. Stellato noted, “I knew how in each division—the challenge is how best to use important the survey results were going to be—we these spaces. We need to ensure that the programs really needed to hear directly from our students. The progress naturally between divisions.” Committee went about it in the right way: we set aside the time to conduct the surveys and we pre­ Working with Other Independent Schools pared our students. And we were rewarded by really Several of the schools the Committee contacted honest answers.” responded and some had great information to share Mr. Stellato went on, “I learned three things from on their health and wellness curricula but most the survey results: one, our students are healthy, schools, interestingly, wrote asking for help to build happy, and high-functioning—there was a lot of or strengthen their existing programs. optimism present in the results; two, starting as early Mr. Stellato was struck by how little work was as 6th grade, our students are feeling enormous pressure being done in other independent day schools in this to perform at the highest level; and three, nobody is area. “The bad news and the good news is that the getting enough sleep.” field is wide open. When we heard back from our The results also illustrated to the Committee that colleagues, we realized that we will have to find our many aspects of the school’s current program are way on our own,” he said. effective. The student survey indicated favorable Mr. McLane concurred, and added, “PDS, in con­ marks in the areas of maintaining strong relation­ ducting this work, is poised to be a leader in the ships with friends, parents, and adults at school; independent school world for asking these questions broad participation with volunteering; high levels of and doing this work. Few day schools that we heard academic achievement; relatively low participation from are giving serious consideration to their pro­ in smoking and sexual activity in comparison with grams and to developing new, innovative ideas, so national averages; and positive physical fitness. we have the opportunity to share the good work we are doing here.”

Fall 2 0 1 3 The results from the students also highlighted future, such as beginning work tying together the areas that need further attention in the Middie and curriculum through divisions, drafting a mission Upper Schools. These issues included difficulty getting statement, and hiring a health and wellness coordi­ enough sleep, dealing with stress and academic pres­ nator to oversee the program. sure, handling bullying (both in school and online), Mr. Stellato is greatly encouraged by the work of receiving proper nutrition, and substance abuse. the Committee and emphasizes the short-term The Committee gathered several times to discuss goals: “We want to accomplish two important the student survey results and determined that they things in the next year: we want to create a state-of- were invaluable in helping identify gaps in the cur­ the-art health, wellness, and sexuality curriculum riculum and assessing how to address these critical for grades PreK-12, and we want to develop student, wellness themes with students in an effective way. faculty, and parent programming on topics of health, wellness, and sexuality.” He adds, “Though Where We Are Heading this initiative has proved to be tougher than it Once the Committee compiled all of the results of initially seemed, we are forging a path and making their work, they presented these findings to the our way toward something powerful.” entire faculty and staff, as well as the Board of Trustees, and made recommendations for the

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The I and the iPhone By Shira Concool '06

It has been about a decade now, but Now as an adult, I realize that in I still recall the happy anticipation those moments of meditation I was with which I entered Mr. Freedholm’s beginning to practice mindfulness. Sacred Tradition’s class to meditate. While finishing my Master’s degree For the first five minutes we turned in Counseling for Mental Health and off the lights, closed our eyes, and Wellness at New York University, I found ourselves in a guided meditation. developed a theoretical program using During a hectic school day those Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction precious moments taught me to slow (MBSR) for improving mental health. my mind’s rapid pace. In a constantly M BSR can serve a role in educational moving, college preparatory environment settings because it forces students to where the stakes felt so high, I enjoyed learn how to be present in the moment. those moments of peace that forced This awareness, in turn, creates positive me to be present and take a real look outcomes for overall wellbeing. In a at how I was doing. world of iPhones, instant email access,

“must’s,” and “have to’s,” that plague Learning how to slow down me originate in my own mind; or do they belong to my parents, teachers, or peers? Young adults often enter my thoughts and actions could office with these questions. Youth who can begin to answer them are more curb many teen distresses. likely to reach a state of wellness. Yet, especially for high school students, I wonder who has time for such As a snarky, intellectualizing teenager, and a preference of texting over talking, questions, when SATs loom and the I thought I knew all the elements of being present is not a high priority. lacrosse scout is coming to watch the a “healthy lifestyle.” I recognized the Yet from what I have seen in my work next tournament? importance of plenty of sleep, small with adolescents, perhaps it should be. In my role as a mental health and frequent meals, exercise, and The lack of presence in today’s students provider, I have found it useful to positive interpersonal relationships. often aggravates issues of insomnia, introduce concepts of mindfulness and Yet, how often did I stay up late eating disorders, sexual health concerns, self-awareness as a long term lifestyle. studying for an AP test, finishing a and academic and social pressures. This proves difficult when modes of paper, or gossiping on instant messenger? Learning how to slow down thoughts communication change more rapidly Can I even count the number of times and actions could curb many teen than a middle school boy’s voice! The I ate quickly and mindlessly to run off distresses. In my work as a counselor introduction of the smartphone means to the next activity? The threat of a of young adults, I see how they struggle that adolescents have constant updates B+ or being left out felt much more with the issue of identity. Who am I on the status of their friends and family. urgent than some illness in middle and what are my values? W ho do I There is pressure to share thoughts age. M y few moments of meditation want to spend time with and why? and emotions on Facebook, Twitter, were perhaps so welcome because they How do I want to spend my time? and even through photos on combated these daily stresses. W hat are my goals? Do the “should’s,” Instagram, without processing them

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The Class of 1968 as seniors

he struggle to define just what constitutes appropriate dress for students has been an issue ever since Miss Fine’s T School opened well over a century ago. It is a debate that still excites strong feelings about taste, style, independence, and personal choice. “Nothing ever works perfectly,” says former Head of Upper School Sandy Bing, who was part of many spirited Community Council meetings in the seventies and eighties. “No matter what the dress code is, there will always be a small percentage of students who try to take advantage and stretch the spirit of the code. The reason discussion about the dress code (and the Honor Code for that matter) continues to come up is because there will always be questions about whether either is really working. For me, the real value of those discussions was the dialog among students, faculty and administrators concerning responsibility: personal responsibility for one’s own actions, responsibility to and for one’s peers, and responsibility to the institution.”

PCD circa 1962

Fall 2 0 1 3 Miss Fine’s School Princeton Day School In the December 1921 Link, junior Dorothy Reeves made Dress codes from the founding schools carried over to 26 a similar point when she cautioned, “We should be careful PDS but were soon challenged by changing attitudes. about our dress, too. Silk dresses and fancy stockings may be The first three years of the seventies saw the most significant correct for afternoon social affairs but they are certainly not changes to students’ appearance in the School’s history. The created for school. The real lady wears quiet and inconspicuous turbulent national mood and the birth of the youth movement clothing and above all avoids the use of cosmetics. This coincided with an increased number of boys in the Upper greatly cheapens a girl and, of course, cheapens the school School, causing Community Council to lobby against jackets she attends.” and ties. In 1970, after much thoughtful discussion among While the use of cosmetics gained acceptance after World administrators, faculty and students, and two parent polls, War II, girls continued to wear dresses or skirts and blouses, the rules were modified as follows. most in materials that required dry cleaning or ironing. On “Boys . . . are expected to dress as gentlemen - neatly and cold days they added sweaters or school blazers and wore cleanly. Boys are required to wear shirts with collars, slacks stockings or knee socks with flat-heeled shoes. Sneakers (not blue jeans - dungarees), socks, and shoes each day to were reserved for gym and team sports. School uniforms school. Ties and jackets are recommended, but not required. were an option that was often considered but never adopted. “Girls’ dress should correspond in formality to that of the boys. Traditional skirts, sweaters, blouses and simple dresses Princeton Country Day School are recommended. Extreme jewelry or makeup or play Founded in 1924 and modeled on the English public clothes are prohibited. school, PCD required that older boys wear jackets and ties. “Boys’ (and girls’) hair should be neat and clean and out Alumni recall that if a boy forgot his tie, he was sent home of the eyes. Beards, mustaches and sideburns must be kept — on foot — to retrieve it and had to make up the lost class neat, clean and trimmed. Each athletic coach has the right time after school. to establish the hair length of team members for reasons of A 1963 letter to parents included the following guidelines: personal health. Shoes will be worn at all times that a student “All boys are requested to dress neatly and sensibly for class is on school grounds.” attendance. Boys in Forms IV, V, and VI (grades 7, 8, and 9) The next year, 1971-1972, saw another radical change should wear coats and ties; younger boys (grades 4-6) may wear sweaters, ‘shorts,’ or gray and khaki ‘longs.’ No blue when Council’s proposal to allow girls to wear pants in school was accepted without opposition. jeans, please! A school blazer may be bought but is optional. We expect high but reasonable standards of dress at all times.”

Older MFS students with May Margaret Fine (top row, seventh from right) and faculty circa 1920.

JOURNAL By the school’s centennial, regulations had loosened This year, Community Council is once again wrestling again and attempted to avoid specific prohibitions that with the issue of acceptable school dress. “The dress code only seemed to challenge students’ creative circumvention figures prominently in many conversations I have with 27 of the rules. The 1999-2000 Handbook & Directory gives students,” says new Head of Upper School Jason the following guidelines for the upper school. Robinson. “Dress code issues are inseparable from our “The objective of the dress code is to maintain an core values. That’s really where the conversation needs atmosphere conducive to learning. Appropriate dress to begin. What do we value as a school? What are our is neat and clean. Neat clothing is not ripped or frayed. aspirations for our students? And how can we create a It does not strain the bounds of modesty, nor does it dress code that reflects and reinforces our mission? exhibit lewd or otherwise objectionable material. T-shirts I can’t be sure where such a debate might lead, but feel advocating tobacco, alcohol and drug use, and T-shirts that Princeton Day School is a place where we’re serious with messages specifically demeaning to any group of about building a certain type of community.” people may not be worn. Shoes must be worn at all times.” (Again, that admonition to students longing to go barefoot!)

The 1972 ski team typifies the wide variety of girls' fashion, including newly-legalized pants

Fall 2 0 1 3 report from the Oliair of tlie Board of Trustees

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So, w hat is next? Mr. Stellato and the Board began the work of exploring numerous transformative plans for the school in the fall of 2012, which will form the capstone to the broad curricular and cross-divisional initiatives that have been implemented. As I reported in the spring issue of the Jou rn al, we began the fall with a two-day retreat in November, which set the tone for thoughtful deliberation for the rest of the year. We approved a campus-wide Master Plan, the first of its kind, and also did extensive work on evaluating the need for increased funding for need-based financial aid. For the Head of School Paul Stellato came to Princeton Day remainder of the year, using the Master Plan as a guide, we School in the summer of 2008 with enormous energy and advanced ambitious plans for a new school-wide community optimism. Within his- first few months, however, the recession facility for athletics and fitness, a state-of-the-art outdoor had arrived and its repercussions were broadly felt. Mr. tennis complex, and a reconfigured Lower School traffic Stellato responded quickly and thoroughly and, along circulation and drop-off pattern. In June, we held a special with the Board of Trustees, developed a five-year financial meeting where we endorsed the very early stages of a sustainability plan that significantly reduced the school’s campaign to support these initiatives. operating budget without cutting faculty jobs, salaries, or I am pleased to report that we have now begun the early programs. In addition, these changes were made without stage of the campaign and are in the process of exploring substantially increasing tuition. This was not the case at financial support. We anticipate that the scope and size of many other independent day schools around the country. the effort will be determined in the next twelve to eighteen Remarkably, while many schools were cutting back and months. We will spend this year seeking the advice and struggling, he implemented administrative and curricular support of key members of our community about the priority changes that have strengthened the institution and positioned of the initiatives. As we gather information and move the School to be able act strategically while adapting to a forward with specific plans, Mr. Stellato and I will update changing environment. Because of Mr. Stellato’s foresight, the community. and planning, PDS has emerged stronger and better than We seek to build a bold future for Princeton Day School, ever before. based on our tradition and great institutional strength, Building on the tremendous work of his first few years, through the advancement of the initiatives outlined above. Mr. Stellato presented the Board of Trustees a bold 10-year The Board is enthusiastic about the opportunities that lie vision plan for the School in the fall of 2011. Since then, ahead and, with the visionary leadership of our Head of he has dramatically enhanced the student experience School, we are anxious to embark on the next five years of through PreK-12 curriculum development and integration his tenure. of the academic divisions, and he has maintained our deep commitment to faculty professional development and financial accessibility for our families. In short, the leadership, vision, enthusiasm, and energy that he brought to our Barbara Griffin Cole ‘78 school five years ago is undiminished. Chair, Board of Trustees

JOURNAL Laura E. Banks Benjamin XI. Frost 92 Barbara S. Goldsmith S4* Hleanor V. Horne Gwyneth XI. Langeler Tobin V. Levy John D. Wallace 48 We Thank Our Departing Trustees for Their Inspiring and Dedicated Service Laura E. Banks “W hen I look back over my years as a member of the Board of Trustees at PDS, I am proud to say that the board has always served as a catalyst to light a fire for students, beginning in Pre-Kindergarten through the twelfth grade, to continue to strive for the best. A quote by Professor Robert Maynard Hutchins describes the work of the PDS Board: ‘The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives.”’ Benjamin M. Frost ’92 “I moved from public school to PDS in 7th grade, and it was a tough transition academically. But more than any opportunity I have had, that one move changed the trajectory that I was on completely. To have the opportunity to give back to the School and get to know the phenomenally talented administration and staff at the PDS today was a truly special experience for me. It was also completely heartening to see the passion and capability of the Board of Trustees. I have no doubt that the school is in great hands for many years to come.” Barbara S. Goldsmith ’84 “Princeton Day School has been such an important part of my life in so many ways. It was an honor and a pleasure to serve as a member of the Board of Trustees.” Eleanor V. Horne “It was an honor and a pleasure to serve on the Board of Trustees to help ensure that PDS has the vision, leadership, and resources to deliver on our mission and to produce students who are well-equipped for college and beyond; to be productive citizens who will be open to new ideas, stewards of our environment, and who will genuinely respect and care for the needs and concerns of other people.” Gwyneth M. Langeler “At every meeting, I was impressed by the intelligence, commitment, and passion of the members of the PDS Board of Trustees. It was gratifying to watch the trustees focus their attention on the important issues that affect the entire PDS community. I feel privileged to have been involved over the past two years, and it gives me great confidence as a PDS parent to know that the School is being managed by such a smart, thoughtful, and dedicated Board of Trustees and Head of School.” Tobin V. Levy “I joined the PDS Board because, like so many, I feel passionate about the value of education; and because my two boys had an invaluable experience at the school. I found the board to be comprised of a group of eclectic, energetic, interesting and interested people. It has been fun to work with them and the PDS faculty. Now, I can say that all three of us have had an invaluable experience at PDS.” John D. Wallace ’48 This year, Mr. Wallace stepped down as the School’s longest-serving trustee, and will now assume the title Trustee Emeritus. For more on Mr. Wallace, please see the article on page 31. We Welcome Our New Trustees Rebecca W . Bushnell ’70 received her BA and M A from Swarthmore College and her PhD from Princeton University. A former trustee at PDS from 1983-1986, Ms. Bushnell currently serves on the School of Arts and Sciences Board of Overseers at the

University of Pennsylvania, where ReteccaW J. Ckristopker Dries Virginia C. GolJkerg Carol Herring Stepken A. Pollard ’90 she is also a professor of English. J. Christopher Dries earned his BA from Duke University and his PhD from Princeton University. Mr. Dries currently serves as President and CEO of United Silicon Carbide, Inc. A former Annual Fund volunteer, he is the parent of Evan ’20. Virginia C. Goldberg received her BS degree from St. John’s University, and most recently served as Residence Supervisor at Beacon of Hope House in Staten Island, NY. Ms. Goldberg has held several volunteer positions at the School including Annual Fund volunteer, Middle School Parent Chair, and Nominating Committee Chair of the Parents Association. She is the Parents Association President-elect for the 2014-2015 academic year, and the parent of Jessica ’12 and Julie ’16. Carol Herring earned her BA from Wellesley College, and most recently served as President of the Rutgers University Foundation. Ms. Herring is a parent of PDS alum James ’82. Stephen A. Pollard ’90 received his degree from Brown University. He currently serves as Senior Vice President, Wealth Management Advisor, at Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc. Mr. Pollard is serving as the President of the Alumni Board at Princeton Day School, and is the parent of Bailin '18.

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Jack Wallace '48 on the front steps of his family home (circa 1950). From the Classroom to the Boardroom: Jack Wallace ’48 Retires as Longest-Serving Trustee Bv Linda Maxwell Stefanelli ’62

When Jack Wallace walked into Kindergarten at Miss A Team Plaver with a Wealth o f Experience Fine’s School on his first day of classes, he could not have Mr. Wallace first served as a trustee from 1978 to 1984 imagined he would still be going to the school 75 years and was persuaded to return to the Board in 1996 by then later. During that time, he has made an impact in almost Head of School Lila Lohr. “At some point I was probably every constituency, from Princeton Country Day School on every committee they had,” he laughs. He brought a coach to Princeton Day School grandparent. His long wealth of experience from his volunteer work at the local, affiliation was celebrated in June when he retired from the county and state level. In addition to chairing several area PDS Board ofTrustees after two rotations totaling a record boards, he served as mayor of Princeton Township for three 23 years, and was named a Trustee Emeritus for all he has years and was one of the founders of the Princeton Area done to enrich the schools programs and shape its identity. Community Foundation. In 1993, he received the alumni In addition, the Alumni Association recently named its award that now bears his name. highest volunteer service award after him in recognition “I love all my various activities,” he says. “It’s fun. I have of his contributions to PDS and the greater community. met so many wonderful people that I admire deeply that I He personifies the qualities the school seeks to instill in its would have never, ever have met otherwise — people from students and his dedication and loyalty illustrate the enor­ all over. That’s the real joy of getting involved, particularly mous difference one person can make to an institution. with the PDS Board.” “Jack’s greatest role, which he seems to play so naturally One person he may never have met if not for his volun- and effortlessly, has been that of steward of the institution,” teerism is Trustee Andy Okun, who says, “Jack has a dedi­ says Head of School Paul Stellato. “Although he has kept cation to family, friends and communities that is unequaled. a close eye on the daily life of the school, his keenest Furthermore, there is a kindness to him that we should all focus has been on its long-term health and success. Jack aspire to have. It has been one of the great gifts of my life understands and appreciates the greatness of this place, and, to get to know him and to be considered his friend.” while he would grow uncomfortable at the mere suggestion, Board Chair Barbie Griffin Cole ’78 has a much longer he has embodied that greatness.” history with Mr. Wallace. “His mother and my grandmother

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Jack Wallace (front row, third from left) with the undefeated 1947 soccer team. He returned to PCD in 1954 to coach the JV team to an undefeated season.

were great friends, and he and my father were in the same also worked with six heads of school and four interim heads class at Princeton,” she says. “His son John and I were and is well aware of the challenges they face. “How fortunate classmates at PDS, and now his grandson and my youngest we are at this point in our history to have such a dynamic, son are in the freshman class together. It’s really rare to visionary head as Paul Stellato. Under his leadership, PDS have that kind of continuity within a community. It’s been is in great shape.” a great privilege to work with Jack so closely on the Board Of the faculty he has come to know so well and admire and get to know him from a new perspective. so deeply, he says, “I can’t conceive of any greater group of “One of the extraordinary things about Jack is his selfless people than the PDS faculty. The thing that’s incredible to devotion to PDS,” she continues. “His work on the Board me is that 98% of the staff and faculty give to the Annual has been tireless. He’s a mentor and a great leader who has Fund. I doubt that there’s any other corporation or school been a guiding light for the school over many years. He that has that kind of support from its personnel.” continues to think of ways to help the school and plan for the next generation of students. Jack is an extraordinary Path to Success human being, and while we will miss his wry sense of For all his recent honors, Mr. Wallace’s educational career humor and thoughtful questions at board meetings, we are got off to a shaky start. After just one year at MFS, he very pleased he has agreed to continue to play a key role on found himself repeating Kindergarten at Nassau Street our Finance and Development committees.” School. He does not recall the reason for the move or why Treby McLaughlin Williams ’80 has a similar link to he was held back, but he absorbed the setback with his Mr. Wallace as a classmate of his younger son Chris. usual good humor and took advantage of the chance to During her 13 years on the Board, and especially during make new friends. He entered Princeton Country Day her tenure as Chair, she relied on his advice and encourage­ School in fourth grade, maintained high academic honors, ment, offered during countless phone conversations and captained the White Team, and won the Headmaster’s Cup breakfast meetings. for leadership at graduation in 1948. He went on to “Jack has left an extraordinary legacy, part of which is the Hotchkiss and then Princeton University where he majored way he has fostered people to grow as leaders and colleagues,” in international and public affairs. In his senior year, he she says. “He enhances the performance of everyone returned to PCD as coach of the JV soccer team and led around him. There is so much to learn from him. We them to a 3-0-3 record. He then retired, earning a place in affectionately call him ‘Jack the Elder.’ He is never led by history as the school’s only undefeated coach. ego. It’s always about what he thinks is best for the institu­ After a naval career in which he rose to become an aide to tion. One of the best parts of working with Jack is receiving the vice admiral in command of the entire Atlantic amphibi­ his incredibly frank and candid feedback. He delivers it in a ous fleet, he attended law school briefly. Then he inter­ way that is heard and internalized. I think it’s because it’s viewed at the State Department, the Central Intelligence said with respect and true affection for the person he’s Agency, and at PCD for a position teaching history. directing it toward. He starts with people by trusting and “After much thought, I didn’t accept the teaching posi­ respecting them.” tion because I was concerned I wouldn’t be able to keep the “We’ve been fortunate at PDS. We’ve had great chairs of course interesting year after year,” he says. “That’s an ability the Board,” Mr. Wallace says. During his tenure, he has I admire in so many PDS teachers.”

JOURNAL Instead, he became an analyst for Morgan Stanley in Margie Wallace Gibson ’84, who now teaches third grade New York. Some years later he moved to the Princeton area there. Three of his grandchildren are alumni: Christopher ’10, and joined First Trenton National Bank (the predecessor of Katie ’11, and Connor Gibson ’12, all currently students at New Jersey National and CoreStates/New Jersey National) Dartmouth, their parents’ alma mater. Their brother Coby where he advanced from assistant cashier to CEO before is a PDS freshman. Ever the banker, Mr. Wallace calculates his retirement in 1993. the family will mark an unenviable milestone this year when 33 it pays its 100th tuition to the school. The quiet generosity of the Wallace family has enriched the educational experience of MFS, PCD, and PDS students in ways that cultivate the mind, body and spirit. The green­ house, which underscores the school’s early commitment to the natural environment, was given in memory of Mr. Wallace’s sister Penny ’69, who passed away in 1959. After the tragic death of their son in 1990, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace created the John D. Wallace, Jr. ’78 Memorial Guest Artist Series Fund that supports “Imagine the Possibilities,” an innovative program that annually brings creative artists to school to work with students in all three divisions. In addition, John’s classmates and friends donated funds toward the amphitheater that bears his name at the entrance to the Lower School. A sampling of other gifts includes the Wallace Family Scholarship, music practice The Family: Coby Gibson '17, Peter Gibson, Nadia Wallace, rooms in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace’s mothers, and Jack Wallace '48, Happy Wallace, Chris Wallace '80, and new lighting in the art gallery donated by Chris to honor Margie Wallace Gibson '84 his parents’ 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. Wallace may have “cycled off” the Board, but his influence is apparent Family Ties every day. Mr. Wallace met his wife Happy in October 1958. Their first date spanned a weekend that included the A New Role Princeton/Dartmouth football game, “lunch on a snowy “Jack knows the critical role our school has played in the day” at the Stockton Inn, and a Rangers hockey game. lives of countless children and families, and he understands They were engaged six weeks later and married within 10 its vital presence in our community,” Mr. Stellato says. “He months. Fifty-four years later, they still radiate a special has constantly reminded us of our strength, our purpose, and glow in each other’s company. our duty. Personally, I will miss terribly his optimism, The Wallace family history has been interwoven with courage, and broad perspective.” that of the school for four generations. Mr. Wallace’s mother, Fortunately, Mr. Stellato may still be able to draw on Margaret Cook, was a 1927 MFS alumna who co-founded those qualities. With a glint in his eye, Mr. Wallace reminds The Outgrown Shop to fund scholarships. Her husband, Ms. Cole and Mr. Stellato not to rest too easily since, as John H. Wallace, became a PCD trustee and raised money Trustee Emeritus, he is still entitled to attend Board meetings. for the school’s first gymnasium/auditorium during the After so long, he may find the opportunity irresistible. years their sons, Jack and Bill ’50, were students there. Jack’s three children attended PDS: John, Jr. ’78, Chris ’80, and From left: Jack Wallace speaks to guests at a party in his honor; middle, Sam Lambert, Paul Stellato, and David Scott; right, Nancy Malkiel, Chris Cole, Jack Hall, and Jay Chandler

Fall 2 0 1 3 JOURNAL 4 3 Annual Report 2012/2013 RNEO DY SCHOOL DAY PRINCETON (EXPENSES ) (EXPENSES C ) REVENUE Administration Annual GivingAnnual GeneralInstitution CapitalAsset Renewal Reserves Debt Service Instruction Tuition OtherIncome nomn upr ,3,3 8% OperationsPlant 20,173,127 1,933,530 NetProgramsAuxiliary EndowmentSupport luition Net FinancialGrantsAid & Annual Report 2012/2013 Report Annual Student ServicesStudent Total Net Total other income other & Remission 0 % REVENUE net auxiliary net programs % 1

1,065 $ $23,829,706 25,953,802 2,3,7 100% $23,830,770 student services student 14,344,370 (5,780,674) instruction and instruction ,8,2 6% 1,389,227 ,5,3 11% 2,654,236 4,239,042 ,2,0 6% 1,528,208 254,956 60 386,366 674,502 9900% 79,930 % 2,981

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MESSAGE FROM The Advancement Office

I believe that the strength of our school can be measured in every fundraising effort—from the Annual Fund to capital by the pages that follow in this year’s Annual Report. The campaigns. Jack Wallace has always given generously of his thousands of individuals who supported Princeton Day time to Princeton Day School, and there is no one who School over the past year are a true measure of the vitality personifies volunteerism for our school better. Though I of our great school. These individuals have chosen to support know he would not want me to bring attention to him in Princeton Day School because of the impact PDS has had this publication, I cannot help it. Thank you, Jack, for on their lives or the lives of their children. This is a truly sharing your passion for Princeton Day School with us and special place and this generosity is a profound reminder. for giving so generously of your time. We are a better school because of it. We could not do what we do—and set the ambitious goals that we have—without the help of our volunteers. Our alumni, To the entire community, thank you for supporting faculty, and parent volunteers provide unlimited time and Princeton Day School this past year. Your gift truly matters. energy, which make our fundraising efforts possible. These volunteers reach out to their peers and encourage them to Sincerely, support PDS and, in many cases, share with them why they have chosen to make our school a philanthropic priority.

There is one volunteer who stands out among the rest for his unwavering commitment to our school’s fundraising Kathy Schulte efforts over the decades. It was my great pleasure to work Director of Advancement with Jack Wallace ’48 in his former role as Development Chair of the Board of Trustees. He has been instrumental

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James Professor Kai Yue Foundation Corporation Corporation Foundation Yue Kai M s. Courtney A. Lederer Lederer A. Courtney s. M on-Eristoff Sidam Andrew rs. M M s. M ichele M . Schara Schara . M ichele M s. M Dr. Nandini Chowdhury Chowdhury Nandini Dr. Stevens Jessica Dr. Charitable Fund Fund Charitable (Lucy Englander Brinster ’78) Brinster Englander (Lucy The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John L. Griffith, Jr. Dr. Marjorie Shaw ’70 and Mr. Barney Rush Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Jusick Christine Grounds ’88 Julia Herr Smith ’88 Mr. James D. Kaplan Ms. Elizabeth A. Duffy and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Smukler Harold Kramer Foundation Mr. John A. Gutman ’79 Dr. Ramamirtham Sukumar and Kramer Portraits Mr. Michael D. Halpern and Dr. Satya Varagoor Mr. Sajjad Ladiwala and Ms. Anjum Khan Ms. Christine Grant Halpern Mr. Thomas J. Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Lambert III The Halpern Family Foundation, Incorporated Ms. Bonnie L. Higgins 37 Mr. and Mrs. John Langeler Natalie H amill ’01 Ms. Olga Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Mario Mr. and Mrs. John Healey Thomas Fund of the Princeton Area Marsh 8c McLennan Companies, Incorporated Daniel J. Helmick ’90 Community Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Martinson Hess Companies Ms. Jill L. Thomas 2012/2013 ReportJ Mr. Kewei Ming and Ms. Zhanyun Zhao Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Highland Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Thomas Martha L. A. Norris Foundation Highland-Mills Foundation, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Carlton H. Tucker h’13 Mr. Gordie Nye and Ms. Kathleen McGillivray Ken Horowitz Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Turchetta Mr. and Mrs. Elwood W . Phares II Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Jones Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Weinstein Phipps 8c Company LLC Dr. Ramesh Kumar and Eric and Nancy Weinstein Giving Fund Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Phipps Ms. Linda Matusick-Kumar Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick W. White Mr. and Mrs. Deepak D. Raj Mr. and Mrs. James Y. Laughlin ’80 Robert C. W hitlock, Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Levy Whole Earth Center of Princeton, Incorporated The Reverend Carl D. Reimers Mr. and Mrs. Tobin V. Levy Mr. Robert N. Wilson A. Richard Ross ’68 and Judith Heim Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Lien Mr. and M rs. Jim m y K. Woo Dr. W hitney B. Ross ’84 and Mr. Timothy H. Manahan and Mr. Stephen Moseley Dr. Julie Caucino Young Alumni Leadership Circle Mrs. Norman F.S. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Tareq Mansour This level recognizes the generous young alumni Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Sakaria Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Maschler building the next generation of leadership support Mr. and Mrs. Bobbi M. Shah Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. McCarthy at Princeton Day School. Members of this circle Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Travers (Livia Wong McCarthy ’77) have made a contribution of $500 or more and Trip Advisor Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. McClatchy have graduated from our school within the last Tyco Employee Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. George H. McLaughlin II 15 years. Paul S. Vogel ’62 Randolph Melville ’77 Vogel Seidenberg Charitable Fund M s. Jennifer E. Mermans Andrew M. Bordeman ’98 Susan S. 8c Kenneth L. Wallach Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Meyercord III Benjamin T. Brickner ’00 Susan Schildkraut Wallach ’64 MGN Family Foundation Kathryn Babick Brickner ’02 Anne A. W illiam s ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Miller Julianna E. Clark ’04 Ms. Rita Zetterberg Ms. Moira J. Mittnacht W ill C. Dewey ’03 Mr. and Mrs. C. Schuyler Morehouse Peter S. Fisher ’03 Colross Circle Melissa Baron Murdoch ’88 Amy M. Gallo ’03 Named for the historical campus building, Dr. Henry Nagelberg and Ms. Joanne Snow Ethan M. Geltzer ’10 this level recognizes gifts between $2,500 and Dr. and Mrs. Joel Namm Fund Isaac S. Geltzer ’08 $4,999 and those donors whose generosity Dr. and Mrs. Joel Namm Christopher W. Gerry ’99 preserves our traditions of excellence. Marcia Goetze Nappi ’52 John L. Griffith III ’99 Nearly New Shop LLC Natalie H am ill ’01 Mr. William D. Alden and Mr. Erik A. Neumann and Jeremy L. Hofmann ’04 Mrs. Susan P. Voorhees Ms. Mary Dougherty Allison Marshall ’03 Mr. Howard and Mrs. Nancy Alter Mr. Brent Ozdogan and Dr. Anita Miedziak Anand Shah ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Altmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Stephen FI. Paneyko Dr. M. Darryl Antonacci and Drs. Samir and Arti Patel Panther Pride Mrs. Ana I. Antonacci Jeff R. Patterson ’78 This level recognizes gifts between Ms. Karen D. Athanassiades ’83 and Mr. and Mrs. Adam M. Pechter $500 and $2,499. Mr. Elliot Michael Berger Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Persky Mr. and Mrs. Sanjeev Bagaria Michael A. Peterson Foundation Anonymous (9) Mr. and Mrs. Jaideep S. Bajaj Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Peterson A 8c L Pool Service Dr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Bencivengo Petron Corporation Janice M. Abud-Falcone ’90 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bitterman Pheasant Hill Foundation, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Adam Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Caputo Princeton Day School Booster Club Mr. and Mrs. Rajashekar Adusumilli Dr. and M rs. Y. M . Lawrence Chai Princeton Lacrosse Club Mr. and Mrs. William W. Allen Mr. Lichung Chen and Mrs. Yirchung Liu The Rockefeller Foundation Mr. Patrick Amaral and Ms. Kathy Schulte Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Christen ’83 The Ryan Family Foundation American Boychoir School Chubb 8c Son, Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Salvner American International Group, Incorporated Class of 2011 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Sanderson Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Ammidon III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Delaney III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Santamaria Mr. William M. Asch and Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Erickson Allison Ijams Sargent ’78 Dr. Gina Del Giudice + deceased Mr. Jeffrey Eugenides and Ms. Karen Yama Mr. and Mrs. D.G. Sarsfield Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Asplundh Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Frieder Mr. and Mrs. David C. Schneider Asplundh Foundation Benjamin M. Frost ’92 Schneider Family Fund Douglass W . Bailey ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Y. Gan Dr. Nicole Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Aneesh Bakshi Frank Greek and Cathy Greek Mr. and Mrs. Asit K. Sen The Baldwin Foundation

Fall 2 0 1 3 OR AL JOURN 38 Dr. M elissa E. Bennett Bennett E. elissa M Dr. 38 An nual Report 2 0 12 / 2 0 13 Joan Knapp Crocker ’63 ’63 Crocker Knapp Joan Patrick de M aynadier ’78 aynadier M de Patrick and Cutler R. Elizabeth s. M W illiam and Angela Creager Creager Angela and illiam W Jonathan M . Bylin ’87 ’87 Bylin . M Jonathan Judith and W illiam Burks Fund of the the of Fund Burks illiam W and Judith Pamela Kulsrud Corey ’79 ’79 Corey Kulsrud Cooleen S. Pamela Brian Mrs. ’56 and Cook Mr. F. John rs. M and r. M Jeffery N. Brown ’87 ’87 Brown N. Jeffery Mr. and M rs. David W . Clayton Clayton . W David rs. M and Mr. and Chopra Jitender r. M Geoffrey L. and Kerri L. Cook Cook L. Kerri and L. Geoffrey ’88 Collins A. arc M Mr. Arun Chinnaraju and M rs. M alathi Arun Arun alathi M rs. M and Mo Fei Chinnaraju Ms. Arun and Mr. Chen X. Richard Chen Mr. Y. Earl rs. M and Mr. Philip E. Clippinger ’83 ’83 Clippinger E. Philip Dr. and M rs. James J. Chandler Chandler J. James rs. M and Dr. and Censullo L. ichael M Dr. Dr. John N. Cavuto ’81 and and ’81 Cavuto N. Castagna . John M Dr. Chris Mrs. and Mr. Campbell Douglas rs. M Cammarano and C. Mr. Robert rs. M and Mr. Foundation Brownington The Cedar Grove Fund of the the of Fund Grove Cedar Mr. Barry A. Bruno Bruno A. Brune C. Barry Mr. Christian rs. M and Mr. Kevin M . Capinpin ’92 ’92 Capinpin . M Kevin ’79 Camisa G. Vance Dr. and Mrs. W illiam P. Burks Burks P. illiam W Mrs. and Dr. ’92 Bromwich Adam ’00 Brickner T. Benjamin Mrs. and Mr. ’83 Brewer L. y Am Borrus Gladys of Estate The BVP Partners LLC LLC Partners BVP Brophy P. Gerard rs. M and Dr. Andrew M . Bordeman ’98 ’98 Bordeman . M Andrew Bodine Sheila rs. M Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Birch Birch T. Lawrence Mrs. and Bialow Mr. B. Bhatia K. Todd rs. M Jyoti Dr. and and Mr. Bhatia H. Bernardi Kamlesh R Mr. Richard Mrs. and Mr. and Baumann Richard Mr. Barbara K. Joseph rs. M and Mr. Rebecca W . Bushnell ’70 ’70 Bushnell . W Rebecca ’75 Brooks Cindy Incorporated Foundation, Squibb P.Bristol yers Susan Bristol-M and ’72 II Bristol P. enry H and Bradley E. Sean Dr. Mr. and Mrs. M ichael J. Blitzer Blitzer J. ichael M Mrs. and Mr. Linda Staniar Bergh ’66 ’66 Bergh Staniar Linda and Bennett . M atthew M Mr. BlackRock M atching Gift Program Program Gift atching M BlackRock Bates-Turner L. Elizabeth Ms. Barber Lewis Mr. Susan M . Blaxill-D eal ’78 ’78 eal Blaxill-D . M Susan Mr. Thomas G. Kreutz Kreutz G. Thomas Mr. Mrs. Jeannie Lin Chopra Chopra Lin Jeannie Mrs. M rs. Joan Censullo Censullo Joan rs. M Dr. Robin R. Antonacci Antonacci R. Robin Dr. Princeton Area Community Foundation Foundation Community Area Princeton Princeton Area Community Foundation Foundation Community Area Princeton M s. Katharine Kinsolving Kinsolving Katharine s. M (Kathryn Babick Brickner ’02) Brickner Babick (Kathryn Bradley DeSimone Karen Dr. r adMr. utsA Glovier A. Curtis rs. Jr. M and Glaude, S. Mr. Bartolozzi Eddie rs. aria M M and Dr. and Mr. Giannotti Louis Mr. Ilene and Jonathan Gershen ’86 ’86 Gershen Jonathan and Gerschel Ilene Antoine Mrs. and Mr. and Gerdes F. Joseph Mr. ’08 Geltzer S. Isaac Tuccillo Tanya s. M and Gebhardt Evans Mr. ’78 Gates R. Thomas rs. M and Mr. Gary J. Jeffrey rs. Garrymore M L. and Mr. ’03 illiam W Gallo y Mrs. Am and s. M Mr. and Hickel Brian Mr. Mr. Jeffrey J. Freedman and and Freedman J. Frank Jeffrey . Mr. M Robert Mrs. and Mr. Fleming Bruce Mrs. and Mr. Fenton D. Lewis Mrs. and Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Steven R. Gecha Gecha R. Steven Mrs. and Dr. Incorporated International, GDB Gallagher Spencer Mrs. and Mr. Fuschetti J. Richard Mrs. and Mr. Mr. W illiam Flahive and Ms. Carol Cronheim Cronheim Carol Ms. and Flahive illiam W Mr. ’68 Fishmann J. Andrew Felsher Jon Mrs. Feldstein and D. Mr. ichael M rs. M and Mr. Faxon Lindwood R. Mrs. and Mr. Elicone T. Joseph Mr. ’03 Dewey C. ill W Ethan M . Geltzer ’10 ’10 Geltzer . M Ethan LLC arketing, M Fusion Fried B. Robert rs. M and Freid . Mr. M Russell Mrs. and Dr. Flik Independent Schools by Chartwells Chartwells by Schools Independent Flik ’79 Jr. Fitton, S. David ’03 Fisher S. Peter and Fishbein J. Keith Dr. Ferguson Stuart Mrs. and Dr. Lilley R. Eileen Dr. and Epstein E. Robert Dr. Elliott . M Joan Mrs. ’82 Egner A. ark M Mrs. and Edelson Mr. H. arc M rs. M and Mr. Drake . W Robert Mrs. and Mr. Dougherty ary M s. M Doshi Dipal Mrs. and Mr. Dorman Elisabeth s. M and Dickson Peter DiBianca F.Mr. Thomas rs. M and Mr. Deng Shaojian s. M and Mr. Ellen M . Fisher ’73 Fisher . M Ellen ’93 Feldman J. Scott ’43 Erdman B. E. Peter ElKadi S. Hisham rs. M and Dr. II Dorman C. Stuart Mr. Bell E. Sandra s. M and Donnelly J. Gerard Mr. and Difazio C. atthew M Dr. Dietrich E. Gabriele Dr. Didita Adrian rs. M and Dr. Devulapalli Somasekhar Mrs. Devlin and J. Mr. Christopher Mrs. and Mr. Katharine W alker Ellison ’62 ’62 Ellison alker W Katharine ’63 Dunlop Sittig Kathleen Donohue A. Robert Mrs. and Dr. ’68 Donaldson F. Evan Mrs. Berna Itez-Gerdes Itez-Gerdes Berna Mrs. Dr. M elissa Hubsher Freedman Freedman Hubsher elissa M Dr. Dr. Nancy L. Feldman Feldman L. Nancy Dr. Difazio G. Nancy Mrs. Dickson Zoubek Janet s. M JA S Securities Securities S JA JK3 Consulting LLC LLC Consulting JK3 ’88 Hwang Janie Jeremy L. Hofmann ’04 and Julianna C lark ’04 ’04 lark C Julianna and ’04 Hofmann L. Jeremy Taylor K. Hwong ’88 ’88 Hwong K. Taylor ’86 Howard S. othy Tim W . S. Johnston Foundation, Incorporated Incorporated Foundation, Johnston S. . W Alexandra Johnston ’97 ’97 Johnston Alexandra Jr. Jamieson, H. Daniel rs. M and Jain C. Mr. Dinesh rs. M and Mr. and ’77 Jr. Jaeckel, R. Theodore Mr. ’68 Hyson Hobler ary M Horne V. Eleanor s. M Heubach David Mr. Henderson T. Stuart ’92 rs. M and Henderson R. Mr. Judson rs. M and Mr. Hancock E. Steven rs. M and r. M W illiam M cCord Johnston ’92 ’92 Johnston cCord M illiam W Mr. and M rs. W arren M . Johnson Johnson . M arren W rs. M and Mr. ’82 Jensen R. Eric rs. M and Mr. Jenkins B. Paul rs. M and Dr. Ikaria Hynes Edward rs. M and Mr. Howard B. Charles rs. M and Dr. artley H S. Hart Shannon . s. W M Donald rs. M and Mr. Hammond Tad rs. M and Mr. Mr. and M rs. Robert F. Johnston F. Johnston Robert rs. M and Mr. Jr. Hofmann, J. Donald rs. M and r. M and illmanno H J. Debra s. M Mr. W illiam T. Jones and and Jones T. illiam W Mr. Mr. and M rs. Kendall Hamilton Hamilton Kendall rs. ’85 M all and H S. Mr. James rs. M and Mr. III aggerty H . M Daniel rs. M and Mr. Gund Gordon rs. M and Mr. Gosnell P. Georgia & H. Thomas The Bradford Johnston ’94 ’94 Johnston Bradford and ’90 Hollander . M ’78 Jason Dr. Hoimes Vaughn Barbara Fund Charitable ily Fam Hofmann Ho Kevin Dr. ’94 Hillenbrand Justin C. ’88 Herrera Greenberg Katherine and Riveroll-Hannush Hanioglu Lorena Dr. Sukru . M and Arsev Drs. Colleen Coffee H all ’63 ’63 all H Coffee Colleen Elizabeth M ills Hardie ’71 ’71 Hardie ills M Elizabeth Griffith R. Alan rs. Greenberg M S. and Mr. illiam W rs. M and Mr. ’88 Greathouse Landis and Graonic D. ilos M Dr. Gosnell H. Thomas rs. M lzbt C R Gta ’81 Gutman R. C. Elizabeth Foundation Gund Llura and Gordon Company ent anagem M Construction Grace Trust nnuity A Lead Charitable ’75 Goldman E. Paul rs. M and Mr. and ’74 Goldman L. Jill Goldberg s. E. M David rs. M and Mr. Curtis and Sophia Glovier Family Foundation Foundation Family Glovier Sophia and Curtis M rs. Gretchen L. Jaeckel Jaeckel L. Gretchen rs. M M s. Roxane Scurlock Jones Scurlock Roxane s. M Dr. Sarah W erbel erbel W Sarah Dr. Hillmanno J. Patricia s. M Dr. Sadeer B. Hannush Hannush B. Sadeer Dr. Dragas-Graonic Sasha s. M M r. Lawrence A. Richards Richards A. Lawrence r. M W illiam W . Kain ’78 Mr. Tim W. E. Maudlin and James S. Riepe Family Foundation Mr. Sanjay Kalra and Dr. Rakhi Kalra Mrs. Vishnya Maudlin Gail Petty Riepe ’64 Drs. Sridhar and Vanaja Kanamaluru Colin C. McAneny ’45 Mr. Michael K. Rigby and Ms. Wendy W. Horn Mr. Kamal Kasera and Ms. Ritu Jajodia Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. M cConaughy ’83 ^W illiam E. Rigot ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Kaufman (Robin Cook McConaughy ’87) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Riley Patrick Kerney ’94 Mr. and Mrs. David J. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Patrik B. Ringblom Nancy Hudler Keuffel ’58 Howard M cM orris II ’59 Shepherd K. Roberts ’47 Ms. Lena Khatcherian Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. McNeely Julie Roginsky ’91 Mr. Paul P. Kiel and Ms. Ginger L. Mosier Meadowgate Technologies Mr. Jeffrey Roos James B. Kilgore ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Meagher Arianna Rosati ’88 Won Suk Kim ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meggitt Dr. and Mrs. Norman R. Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Klein The Merck Company Foundation Mr. Llewellyn G. Ross and Ms. Miles Dumont Peter A. Kline ’63 Merrill Lynch & Co., Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Rossmassler ’47 M atthew P. Kohut ’83 Edwin B. M etcalf’83 D. Collins Roth ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Vijaysinha R. Kokkirala Mills Foundation, Incorporated Jeremy E. Rothfleisch ’88 Mr. John T. Konopka III Dr. Surya P. Mohanty and Dr. Elli Louka Paul and Maureen Rourke Mr. Joseph R Kossow and Dr. Lynne B. Kossow Moody’s Foundation Matching Gift Program Wendy Gartner Rowland ’53 Mr. and Mrs. Varadarajan Krishnan Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program Ms. Tracy Ruggiero Mr. and Dr. Ashish Kumar Mahmoud Mottahedan ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Ruvinsky Ms. Ania Lach Dr. Michael J. Mundenar and Dr. Steven I. Ryu and Dr. Seungyeon Nam Samuel W. Lambert III Charitable M rs. Jill M undenar Alejandro C. Sagebien ’89 Lead Unitrust Stephen J. Nanfara ’96 Mr. Max Salas and Ms. Kelly Thomson Samuel Wm. Lambert ’86 Dr. Mary Beth Nelson J. Andrew Sanford ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Landon New York Yankees Camp Jeffrey Schor ’97 Sally Kuser Lane ’42 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Newman Kari M oradoff Schulsinger ’88 Mr. Paul A. Lanzotti Dr. Hong Ni and Ms. Xun Xu Jeffrey E. Schuss ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Law, Jr. Northrup Grumman Schwab Charitable Fund Lisa Lawrence ’68 Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Nusbaum Susan Bauer Schwinger ’73 Mr. Robin B. Laylin and Dr. Jeffrey S. Nye and Ms. Miriam Chaloff Mr. and Mrs. David R. Scott Ms. Laura D. Baird-Laylin Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ober, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Carter Sednaoui Dr. L. Veronica Lee Ober Family Fund of the Princeton Area Mr. Michael Seipp Dr. and Mrs. Richard Lee Community Foundation Ameesh R. Shah ’97 Mr. Stephen E. LeMenager and Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ober, Jr. Anand Shah ’05 Ms. Laura A. Huntsman Dr. and Mrs. Adeoye Y. Olukotun Dr. Kekul B. Shah and Dr. Rachana Singh Suzanne E. Lengyel ’84 Organic Valley Cooperative Drs. Utpal and Maritoni Shah ’90 Dr. Clayton E. Leopold Mrs. Maryann F. Ortiz Brendan Shannon ’13 Dr. Mara L. Leveson-Smith Nicholas De Jongh Osborne ’80 Dr. Harold T. Shapiro and Dr. Vivian Shapiro Galete J. Levin ’96 Pacific Life Foundation Donn and Robin Sharer Dr. Bennett Levitan and Dr. Ruth Rosenberg Ms. Rebecca Pagitt-Mungai Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shavel Brenda Grad Levy ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Dharmesh Pandya Christopher A. Sheldon ’92 Mr. Jonathan Levy and Ms. Jill Nusbaum Mr. and Mrs. Nishith Parikh Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sheridan IV Mr. Maoqi Li and Mrs. Michelle Xiong Mr. and Mrs. Vinayak J. Patade Drs. Eon and Nara Shin ’92 Mr. Ye Li and M s. Angela Deng Mr. Ashish Patel and Ms. Arti Patel Shop-Rite Wines and Liquors of Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Liao Dr. and M rs. Hitesh K. Patel Elena P. Sichel ’24 William and Nancy Lifland Fund of the Ms. Cynthia H. Peifer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Sichel Princeton Area Community Foundation Mr. Sanford N. Pensler and Ms. Anita Miller Jane Aresty Silverman ’63 Mrs. Nancy Lifland The PepsiCo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Veerappan Sivakumar Mr. Peter Lighte and Mr. Julian Grant Melissa J. Phares ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Slattery Drs. Douglas and Wai Lam Ling Mr. Andrew H. Philbrick and Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith M ike C. Lingle ’88 Dr. Susannah W ise David B. Smoyer ’56 Jonathan S. Linker ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Lippman Dr. and Mrs. Donald A. Pickering Source One Personnel Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Lloyd Charles H. Place III ’73 Barbara Spalholz ’74 The Losam Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pollard Emily Vanderstucken Spencer ’58 Mr. Larry Lu and Ms. Kelly Zhan Princeton Day School Summer Programs Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stanton Ms. Elizabeth G. Sherman and Joseph D. Punia ’71 Starr Insurance Holdings, Incorported Mr. Christopher Maher Kerith Sheehan Putnam ’83 Paul and Maureen Stellato Dr. and Mrs. Ramy A. Mahmoud Mr. and Mrs. Jack Z. Rabinowitz Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Stephenson Dr. Burton G. Malkiel and Mr. and Mrs. James S. Radvany Mr. Bernard J. Stiroh Jr. Dr. Nancy W eiss M alkiel Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ragsdale Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb Jay R. M arcus ’80 Dr. and Mrs. Venkataraman Rajagopalan C arl A. Sturken ’73 Katherine K. M arquis ’92 Mr. Ramesh Ramachandra and Austin P. Sullivan, Jr. ’54 Allison Marshall ’03 Mrs. Arathi Ramesh Mr. Anders Svensson and Mrs. Maria Carell Mr. Daniel A. Marshall and The Ravelli Fund of the Princeton Area Martha Sullivan Sword ’73 Dr. Rebecca G. Marshall Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Vi K. Ta Cecilia Aall Mathews ’59 Ms. Stephanie Richman ’87 and Carl S. Taggart ’82 Mr. William Reilly OR AL JOURN 40 Ms. M aribeth M . Trainor and and Trainor . M aribeth M Ms. 40 Annual Report 2 0 12 / 2 0 13 Joseph Abelson ’73 ’73 Abelson Joseph M r. and M rs. Robert W . Abrams . W Robert rs. M and r. M M s. Faria Abedin Abedin Faria s. M D iana Lewis Abbott ’74 ’74 Abbott Lewis iana D This level recognizes gifts $499 and below. and $499 gifts recognizes level This Christian B. A all ’74 ’74 all A B. Christian (8) Anonymous Mr. Qiufeng Zheng and M rs. Hui Li Li Hui rs. M and Zheng Qiufeng Mr. Mr. Stanley Zhang and M rs. Shirley W . Zhang Zhang . W Shirley rs. M and Zhang Stanley Young B. Mr. Darius rs. M Young and E. Mr. Charles rs. M and right W Mr. R. John rs. M and Mr. olk W A. Jill s. ise M W John rs. M and Mr. PA Pediatrics estfield W Friends ang W Joan s. M and Zhu im T Mr. ls Fargo ells W Dr. Jiang Zhao and M s. Ruozhen Chen Chen Ruozhen s. M Pan and Zhao enghan M rs. Jiang M Dr. and Zhao H. Jian Dr. oolf W Patricia ’73 rs. III M Woodworth B. Newell s illiam W Y. othy Tim rs. M and Mr. and s illiam W hitney W Stephen C. r. M Kenneth ’52 Mrs. an and hitm W Mr. Neumann von arina M Peter and Barbara Westergaard Westergaard Barbara Westcott G. and Peter Christopher Mrs. and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Neil W einer einer W Neil Mrs. and Mr. and Weeks F. David edeking W Mr. Robert Mrs. and Mr. Warren S. Tracy s. M and ’71 Warren A. Lisbeth s. M Dr. and M rs. Philip D. W ey ey W D. Philip rs. M and Dr. Club Country Trenton Dr. W ei-hsing W ang and M s. Victoria Shen Shen Victoria s. M and ang W ei-hsing W Dr. P.Waclawski Anthony Mrs. and Mr. Vik . M Gustav rs. M and Mr. Group C T Rena Ann W hitehouse ’83 ’83 hitehouse W Ann Rena Mr. Vincent M . Tarduogno and and Tarduogno . M Vincent Mr. Mr. Peter Vought Peter Mr. Foundation Verizon III Urisko C. John rs. M and Program Mr. Gift atching M UBS Triolo S. Tucker rs. Triolo M . W and Mr. Christopher rs. M and Mr. ’91 Trend E. Jonathan rs. M and Mr. and Trawinski Richard Mr. Terry Andrew Mrs. and Mr. Kelly Lambert W alker ’83 alker W Lambert Kelly Gert and Stephanie van M anen anen M van Stephanie and Gert Clark G. Travers ’55 ’55 Travers G. Clark Karen M . Turner ’72 ’72 Turner . M Karen Vincent W . Totaro ’88 ’88 Totaro . W ’78 Vincent Thompson Pont Du Lydia M s. C. Treby W illiam s ’80 ’80 s illiam W Treby C. s. M M s. Kathleen Gerritz Weeks Weeks Gerritz Kathleen s. M M r. Robert Cantlay Cantlay Robert r. M M s. Beth Sparandera-Trawinski Sparandera-Trawinski Beth s. M Dr. Tim othy Trainor Trainor othy Tim Dr. Dr. Joyce P. Vincelette P.Vincelette Joyce Dr. (Karen Callaway Urisko ’85) Urisko Callaway (Karen ’91) Trend Bridgeman (Rachel John C. Baker ’62 ’62 Baker C. John ’78 Baicker Keith J. Joan Pearce Anselm ’56 ’56 Anselm Pearce Joan Jessica Collins Anderson ’98 ’98 Anderson Collins Jessica Mr. and M rs. Stephen C. Bailey Bailey C. Stephen rs. M and Mr. Julia Ober Allen ’94 ’94 Allen Ober Julia Neal A. Bakshi ’10 ’10 Bakshi A. Neal Baker L. Janet s. M ’79 III Ager . W John Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Babick Babick C. Richard Mrs. Ayers . and M Mr. illiam W Mrs. and Dr. and Auslander Daniel Augustus Mr. Anthony Mrs. and Mr. and Auerbach D. ichael M Mr. Mr. Robert H. B. Baldwin, Jr. and and Jr. Baldwin, B. H. Robert Mr. ’51 Baker cAllen M Gordon Louise Mason Bachelder ’54 ’54 Bachelder Mason Louise and Atluri K. Sasi Mr. ’11 Atkeson Atkeson Meade G. James Mrs. and Asch Mr. L. Gerry Mrs. and Mr. ’10 Arrue . M Alejandra Aprill Andrew ’12 Mr. Applegate C. Marissa Program atching M Gift Express American Richard W . Baker III ’58 ’58 III Baker . W Richard Susan Carter Avanzino ’60 ’60 Avanzino Carter Susan Arlett G. Yolan Mrs. and Applegate J. Eric ’99 Mr. Applegate Jamieson Anne Anderson Ellis rs. M Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ammann III III Ammann R. Paul Mrs. and Mr. Amer Rami Mrs. and Mr. Ambros Antho’ny Mrs. and Mr. Alu Robert Mrs. and Alu R. Mr. Philip Mrs. and Mr. Glenna Weisberg Andersen ’73 ’73 Andersen Weisberg Glenna ’99 Aldrich Tardugno aria M Albert Sean rs. M and Mr. Akinyanmi A. Olalekan rs. M and Mr. Tours Ainabi Afemeku K. Edem rs. M and Mr. Aquarium Incorporated Adventure Company, Sales Advantage David J. Albahary ’83 Albahary J. David ’53 Akerlof . W Carl Adler Seth rs. M and Mr. Fidelity the of Fund Family Adler Adams S. ark M Mr. Adams R. Denise s. M Acquaviva Dean Mrs. and Mr. Acker S. Gary Sciences Mrs. Natural the of Academy Lylah M . Alphonse ’90 ’90 Alphonse . M Lylah ’93 Alphonse . M Cyrus ’73 Allen Tegarden Pamela Nikhil S. Agharkar ’99 ’99 Agharkar S. Nikhil ’38 Agar Buchanan Lily Jr. Ackley, . M Alexander Dr. Sydney Altmeyer ’11 Altmeyer Sydney Robyn Agri Agri Robyn M s. M olly McDougald McDougald olly M s. M Auerbach Lisa s. M .MagrtJ Sieck J. argaret M s. M M s. Rajyalakshmi Nimmagadda Nimmagadda Rajyalakshmi s. M Ms. Deborah B. Tesser Tesser B. Deborah Ms. Charitable Gift Fund Fund Gift Charitable Jesse L. Bilanin ’93 ’93 Bilanin L. Jesse Jay V. Bavishi ’05 ’05 Bavishi V. Jay ’04 Basso L. Jayme M r. and M rs. Monroe Blakes Blakes Monroe rs. M and r. Blackburn F.M James rs. M and ’61 r. M Bishop Busselle ahala M Bing B. Sanford rs. M and r. M ’70 Berger J. Thomas and Reverend Right The M s. Poonam Bhuchar Bhuchar Poonam s. M M s. Caryn A. Blum and Mr. Ji Yong Kim Kim Yong Ji Mr. and Blum A. Caryn s. M Beardsley Sean C. Mr. M s. Corinne E. Bilodeau Bilodeau E. Corinne s. M Biesecker Karla s. M and Bhaskar Swaminathan Mr. Best-Brown Shonell s. M Bertoli Scott rs. M Berman and S. Mr. Geoffrey rs. M and Mr. Bender E. ark M rs. M and Mr. Benchley endy W rs. M Bell H. Peter rs. M and Mr. Daniel B. Blum ’73 ’73 Blum B. Daniel Beard D. David rs. M and Mr. Bean Jamison Mr. ’10 Basu Abhijit Mr. and M rs. Barry A. Bloom Bloom A. Barry rs. M and Mr. ’73 Bishop Cynthia ’04 Binder G. Lillie ’83 Besselaar F. Gerrit ’08 Berk E. 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W iener ’75 ’75 iener W . M Harvey Lauren L. W elsh ’99 ’99 elsh W L. Lauren Christopher L. W hite ’03 ’03 hite W L. Christopher M s. Tama J. M atsuoka atsuoka M J. Tama s. M ’94 ijaya W Shah Anupa s. M M s. Janet W estrick estrick W Janet s. M Gn CsoeWila ’73) s illiam W Cascone (Gina Dr. M argaret M . M cCann cCann M . M argaret M Dr. Kilbourne B. Thomas Mr. 88 ’8 Jeffrey Young ’08 Class of 1950 Deborah Moore Krulewitch Mr. and Mrs. Owen D. Young, Jr. Wendy McAneny Bradburn ***** Margaret Smith-Burke Mr. and Ms. Edward J. Yurkow Nancy Smoyer Drs. Benjamin and Lisa Zablocki Class of 1951 Ms. Lynneva M. Zahn Gordon McAllen Baker ***** Class of 1962 Ms. Donna S. Zarzecki Barbara Johnston Rodgers ***** Gail Cotton ***** Dr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Zawadsky Katharine Walker Ellison *** Class of 1952 4 9 Susan Shea McPherson M ark W . Zawadsky ’77 Marcia Goetze Nappi * Robin Kraut Zell ’73 Tamara Turkevich Skvir Jean Samuels Stephens 2012/2013 Report Annual Linda Maxwell Stefanelli ***** Mrs. Henry Zenzie Marina von Neumann Whitman **** Paul D. Zetterberg ’12 Charlotte Stetson Class of 1953 Lucinda Zhang ’12 Class of 1963 Alexander Zink ’12 Anne Carples Denny * MFS 50th Reunion Committee Mr. Clifford W. Zink and Ms. Emily D. Croll Elaine Polhemus Frost * Sally Campbell Haas, Colleen Coffee Hall George M . Zoukee ’77 Hilary Thompson Kenyon ***** and Jane Aresty Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zydney Hope Thompson Kerr ***** Caroline Rosenblum Moseley Patience Outerbridge Banister ***** Wendy Gartner Rowland ***** Anne Updike Burt Jane Gihon Shillaber ***** The following alumni from Miss Fine’s Joan Knapp Crocker School, Princeton Country Day School Class of 1954 Wylie O’Hara Doughty * and Princeton Day School supported the Louise Mason Bachelder *** Kathleen Sittig Dunlop * 2012-2013 Annual Fund. Nancy Shannon Ford ** Sally Campbell Haas *** Agnes S. Fulper ** Colleen Coffee Hall Alice Jacobson ***** Miss Fine s School Alumnae Lynn Prior Harrington * Brenda Grad Levy Miss Fine's Annual Fund Chair: Nancy M iller ’57 Cornelia H. Starks I. Letitia Wheeler Ufford Kleia Raubitschek Luckner Class of 1934 PollyT. Miller** Catharine J. Loughran ** Class of 1955 Valerie Wicks Miller Jo Cornforth Coke * Pamela Sidford Schaeffer Class of 1938 L. Chloe King ***** Jane Aresty Silverman Lily Buchanan Agar Julia Gallup Laughlin **** Cynthia Bull Tyler

Class of 1940 Class of 1956 Class of 1964 Phyllis Vandewater Clement ***** Joan Pearce Anselm Jettie Edwards Louise Russell Irving * Carol Harris Bradley * Cary Smith Hart***** Elizabeth Alsop Hinchman Class of 1941 Elisabeth Aall Kaemmerlen * Kathleen Dunn Lyman ** Gail Petty Riepe **** Mary Greey Woody **** Marina Turkevich Naumann Barbara Rose Class of 1942 Lucile Stafford Proctor Susan Schildkraut Wallach ’64***** Sally Kuser Lane ***** Cicely Tomlinson Richardson * Class of 1965 Class of 1943 Class of 1957 Margaret Woodbridge Dennis Olive Schulte Brown **** Nancy B. Miller *** Karen Fraser Marjorie Libby Moore Nancy Hagen Spaulding Julia Sturges O’Connor ** Susan Barclay Walcott *** Princeton Country Day School Alumni Marie Frohling Rawlings * Class of 1958 Princeton County Day Annual Fund Chair: Elizabeth Carter Bannerman Class of 1944 Harry Rulon-Miller ’51 Julia R. Lee ** Ellen Freedman Dingman Eleanor Vandewater Leonard ***** Nancy Hudler Keuffel ***** Class of 1932 Elizabeth McGraw Webster * Sarah Adams Model Benjamin F. Howell, Jr. A*** Emily Vanderstucken Spencer * Class of 1945 Class of 1939 Sesaly Gould Krafft * Class of 1959 Wilhelmus B. Bryan III * Ann Kinczel Clapp ***** Class of 1946 Cecilia Aall Mathews Class of 1942 Joan Daniels Grimley * Moore Gates, Jr. ***** A. Markell Meyers Shriver ***** Class of 1960 ^Detlev F. Vagts Susan Carter Avanzino Class of 1947 Joan Nadler Davidson Class of 1943 Katharine Bryan Bulkley **** Martha Thompson Eckfeldt **** Peter E. B. Erdman ***** Alice Roberts Pierson ***** Jane Dielhenn Otis ** Mark A. Heald **** Sally Hagen Schmid ** James B. Laughlin **** Class of 1948 Eileen Baker Strathnaver David H. McAlpin, Jr. Katharine Gulick Gardner ^deceased Class of 1961 Class of 1944 Class of 1949 Mahala Busselle Bishop * Alfred W. Gardner Joan Budny Dawe ** Julia Fulper Hardt ***** Markley Roberts Mary Byrd Platt **** Julia Cornforth Holofcener * Patricia Tighe Walden

Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 plus years **; IS plus years ***, 20 plus years ****, 25 plus years" Fall 2 0 1 3 Class of 1945 Class of 1960 Catherine Ecroyd Colin C. McAneny **** Brock Putnam II * Faron Daub Fahy Lewis C. Kleinhans III **** Andrew J. Fishmann * Class of 1961 Robert R. Piper *** Nancy T. Flagg Thomas D. Chubet ***** Marion Madeira Gogolak Class of 1947 J. Regan Kerney * Michael L. Hart *** Shepherd K. Roberts *** Edward G. Warren III * Suzanne Blanchet Hirst David C.D. Rogers * John Willis Mary Hobler Hyson ***** Peter R. Rossmassler ***** Sue Kleinberg rO Class of 1962 Class of 1948 John C. Baker * Lisa Lawrence (N Alexander S. Burnstan * Richard K. Delano Ann I. M cC lellan *** George C.S. Hackl Richard H. Eckels ** Pamela Aall McPherson Charles R Mapes, Jr. ***** John M. Gaston III * Leigh Keyser Phillips John D. W allace *** Richard G. Marcus ***** Jerome O. Pitt John F. McCarthy III tW illiam E. Rigot ** Class of 1950 J. Rodman Myers A. Richard Ross * Michael P. Erdman ***** Paul S. Vogel Peyton Brewster Rutledge Richard N. Stillwell ** Helen Behr Sanford William C. Wallace ** Class of 1963 Beth Schlossberg PCD 50th Reunion Committee Robert Spears III Class of 1951 James B. Kilgore and Peter A. Kline Joan S. Wadelton Edwin H. Metcalf***** Henry Rulon-Miller * W illiam Edwards, Jr. ***** Class of 1969 Peter G.P Wright * James B. Kilgore *** Class Agent: Elizabeth C. Healy Class of 1952 Peter A. Kline Kathleen Gorman Colket * John C. Wellemeyer ** Jonathan S. Linker Charles O’Brien Rosette Gault Class of 1953 Bradley Smith, Jr. * Susan Denise Harris * Carl W. Akerlof ^Frederick H. Wandelt III * Elizabeth C. Healy Henry B. Cannon III **** Sharon Abeel Hosley Dr. G. Grenville Cuyler **** Class of 1964 Richard B. Judge, Jr. Peter R. Knipe Stephen Lane, Jr. * Barbara Thomsen Kerckhoff* Kenneth C. Scasserra ***** David C. Sayen ** Gale Colby Mirzayanov Grace B. Ramus * Class of 1954 Class of 1965 Robert H. Rathauser Henry J. Huff Nathaniel C. Hutner * Elizabeth Bristol Sayen * Austin P. Sullivan, Jr. **** William S.M. Sayen * Austin C. Starkey, Jr. ***** Class of 1955 Brent Vine Jane T. W iley **** Guy K. Dean III ***** Princeton Day School Alumni Frederick S. Osborne, Jr. Robert D. W ilm ot *** Patrick Rulon-Miller *** Class of 1966 Jean Gorman Wilson **** Clark G. Travers Class Agent N eeded Class of 1970 Class of 1956 Linda Staniar Bergh ***** John F. Cook Class Agent Needed Deborah Hobler ** Peter R. Moock * Patience Morgan-Irigoyen *** Daniel Quick * Thomas J. Berger Hugh W. Sloan, Jr. Class of 1967 Rebecca W. Bushnell David B. Smoyer ***** Class Agent: Laura B. Peterson Frederica Cagan-Doeringer *** Diane Erickson Class of 1957 Julia Lockwood H. Porter Eubank, Jr. Edward S. Barclay, Jr. Mary Woodbridge Lott * Heidi Flemer Hesselein * James Carey, Jr. **** Jo Schlossberg McConaghy ***** Allison Gilbert Kozicharow * Harrison S. Fraker, Jr. Laura B. Peterson ** Hilary Martin **** Jerry S. Gildar Polly Smock Janet M. Masterton * William M. Morse * Phoebe Knapp Warren Wendy Lawson-Johnston McNeil *** Stuart Robson, Jr. ** Linda Diane Willis Margaret Meigs Robert O. Smyth Barbara R. Miller Class of 1968 Class of 1958 Marian Stoltzfus Paen * PDS 45th Reunion Committee Richard W. Baker III ***** Elizabeth Hamid Roberts * Sophia Godfrey Bauer, M ary Hobler Hyson, James C. Rodgers * Class of 1959 Sue E. Kleinberg and A. Richard Ross Harriet Sharlin Hutchinson K. Fairman Marjorie Shaw ***** "S Nixon W. Hare Edith Sayen Ban Cynthia A. Shoemaker Howard McMorris II *** Sophia Godfrey Bauer Stephen M. Vine **** -3 Robert S. Mueller III * John W. Claghorn III *** Ann M. W iley ***** Gail Smith Cleare Donald R. Young, Jr. Evan F. Donaldson

JOURNAL Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 plus years **; 15 plus years ***, 20 plus years ****, 25 plus years***** Class of 1971 Daniel J. Skvir h ’73 Class of 1977 Class A gent N eeded Sarah H. Strong-Drake Class Agent: Robert N. McClellan Carl A. Sturken * David T. Claghorn Martha Sullivan Sword * Holly Burks Becker Elizabeth Mills Hardie Virginia Vogt Christina Bachelder Dufresne **** Richard B. Kramer Roger S. W illiam s Anne Dennison Fleming * Tania Lawson-Johnston McCleery ***** Gina Cascone Williams Barbara Russell Flight ***** Robert A. Norman ** Newell B. Woodworth III Julia Penick Garry **** Dorothy Pickering **** Robin Kraut Zell Barbara Mills Henagan Hope Pillsbury Theodore R. Jaeckel, Jr. * Class of 1974 Kathrin Poole Alexis Arlett Kochmann Class Agents: Barbara A. Spalholz and Joseph D. Punia ***** Livia Wong McCarthy * M ary H unter White Nina Shafran Robert N. McClellan ** Timothy E. Smith Randolph Melville Christian B. Aall ** Lisbeth A. Warren *** Tamar Pachter Diana Lewis Abbott Thomas C. Worthington **** Jennifer Weiss Theodore L. Brown George M. Zoukee ***** Class of 1972 Evelyn Turner Counts * Class Agent Needed Jeanine M. Figur * Class of 1978 Samuel C. Finnell III * REUNION-WON HIGHEST AMOUNT Henry P. Bristol II * Wendy Frieman OF DOLLARS RAISED Jan Hall Burruss ** Jill L. Goldman ***** PDS 35th Reunion Committee—Lucy E. Brinster, Michael Englander ** Laura W. Mali-Astrue *** Nancy Chen Cavanaugh, Thomas R. Gates, Judith Erdman ** Julia Sly Selberg * Alice Lee Groton, Jennifer Chandler Hauge, Katherine Gulick Hoffman **** Barbara Spalholz ***** Robert H. Olsson,JeffR. Patterson, Allison Ijams Virginia Myer Kester David B. Straut Sargent and Robert C. Whitlock John L. Moore III Palmer B. Uhl ***** Katharine Constable Nugent Terry L. Ward * J. Keith Baicker ***** Ellen Sussman M ary Hunter W hite ** David A. Barondess Karen M . Turner **** Anne A. Williams * Sabrina B. Barton H enry T. Vogt **** Susan M. Blaxill-Deal Diana E. Walsh ** Class of 1975 Class Agents: John E. Brinster, Shawn W. Lucy Englander Brinster *** Class of 1973 Ellsworth, Susan Vaughan M eade and Kip Herrick Nancy Chen Cavanaugh ** PDS 40th Reunion Committee—Ellen M. O’Brien Wells P. Coalfleet, Jr. Fisher, Charles H. Place, Susan Bauer Schwinger, Barbara Griffin Cole *** Carl A. Sturken, Martha Sullivan Sword and John E. Brinster **** Robert N. Cottone, Jr. Newell B. Woodworth Carl G. Briscoe II Elizabeth Mason Cousins Cindy Brooks Patrick de Maynadier Joseph Abelson ***** Shawn W. Ellsworth ***** Thomas R. Gates **** Pamela Tegarden Allen Paul Edward Goldman Donald H. Gips Glenna Weisberg Andersen **** W illiam P. Graff** Alice Lee Groton **** Cynthia Bishop Alexandra Smith Gunderson ***** Jennifer Chandler Hauge *** Daniel B. Blum Caroline Erdman Hare Barbara Vaughn Hoimes Helena M. Brett-Smith Livingston Johnson Lolly Tate Kagel Julia Brewster Yuki Moore Laurenti William W. Kain * Susan Ross Cusack W illiam S. M cClellan II Elizabeth Murdoch Maguire H. Andrew Davies II * Susan Vaughan Meade Gregory F. Morea Donald L. DeVries Kip Herrick O’Brien Robert H. Olsson * Alison Ellis Lars A. Selberg * Jeff R. Patterson Anne Bishop Faynberg *** Curtis McGraw Webster * Michele Plante Heather Dembert Rafter ** Ellen M. Fisher *** Harvey M. Wiener Louise Whipple Gillock *** Gay W ilm erding **** Lise Annie Roberts James J. Harford, Jr. Hilary Winter J. Andrew Sanford Allison Ijams Sargent * Daren Hicks Class of 1976 Andrea Katin Gwendolyn Scott-Hodges Class Agent N eeded Catherine Ferrante Tapsall M. Daryl Janick Kent Lydia Du Pont Thompson Carol Lifland James P. Daubert Brian K. Trubee Duncan Lee Martin Carleton P. Erdman Robyn J. Ultan John B. Mittnacht **** Mary Murdoch Finnell * Suzanne Vine Hilary A. Morgan Julia Stabler Hull ** Elizabeth Westergaard *** Charles H. Place III * Gregory E. Matthews **** Robert C. Whitlock, Jr. ** Russell B. Pyne **** Ann Wittke Morrissey Nora Cuesta Wimberg Leslie L. Sander Sandra Shaw * Elizabeth H. Sanford William H. von Oehsen III Jeffrey E. Schuss ** Cintra Eglin Willcox ***** Susan Bauer Schwinger ***

Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 plus years **; 15 plus years ***, 20 plus years ****, 25 plus years***** Fall OR AL JOURN 52 Laura Farina *** Farina Laura 52 Annual Report 2012/20] 3 oehW. .Warren W C. . W Joseph arshall M S. John John S. M arshall * arshall M S. John aeL Gerb L. Jane Egner Scott J. Drezner . W Jonathan ** Jr. Denny, H. John * Cavuto John * Power E. Joy Jay R. M arcus arcus M R. Jay W illiam R. Strugger Strugger R. illiam W hyte W Dutton Jennifer **** Phares ie Jam Jennifer Brannon M anning anning M Brannon Jennifer ** Laughlin Y. James John A. Gutman * Gutman A. John Andrew A. Ross ** Ross A. Andrew Jane Henderson Kenyon ***** Kenyon Henderson Jane III all H P. John Lindsay S. Stoner Stoner S. Lindsay Shannon Lawrence Thomas B. othy Tim Christopher E. Pey Pey E. Christopher Osborne Jongh De Nicholas Murdoch R. othy Tim Eva M antell ** antell M Eva Lazarus Sword Sarah Bailey . W Douglass *** s illiam W cLaughlin M Treby C. hitlock W C. David **** Stewardson H. Dana Host Stoltzfus inifred W Haynes B. illiam W Rosalind W askow Hansen * Hansen askow W Rosalind * Carey Burchfield Sarah Baylis Davidson Katharine Class *** ard W Straut Leslie ***** Jr. Powers, F. Howard M una Shehadi Sill *** Sill Shehadi una M Kuzmicz Victor Christopher Brian Kuenne Kuenne Brian Christopher Harrower I. David ai S Fto,J. ***** Jr. Fitton, S. David ** Fein A. Douglas Vance G. Camisa **** Camisa G. Vance ai S einer W S. David ***** ertz M hite W Catherine *** Horan J. Christopher Class Agents: Rosalind Waskow Hansen and Hansen Waskow Rosalind Agents: Class Louis C. Guarino * Guarino C. Louis Dubrovsky D. Benjamin Corey Kulsrud Pamela Sara E. K. Cooper * Cooper K. E. Sara 1980 of Class Class of 1979 of Class ls gns ar aiaadDai . Weiner S. avid D and Farina Laura Agents: Class ls gn:JyE o er Pow E. Joy Agent: Class of 1981 *****

Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 plus years **; 15 plus years ***, 20 plus years ” **, 25 plus years***** **,plus 25 ” ***, years **;years plus plus 20 15years plus 10 *; years plus 5 Donors: Fund Annual Consecutive onT Woodward T. John J. Stewart von Oehsen * Oehsen von Stewart J. Jeffrey Perlman ***** Perlman Jeffrey * itchell M Powers Jennifer John E. Vine *** Vine E. John Joseph C. Christen * Christen C. Joseph Adam A. Sugerman Sugerman A. Adam W endy W hite Brockelman Brockelman hite W endy W Am y L. Brewer * Brewer L. y Am Brewer, Philip E. Clippinger, Dawn M. Clippinger,Dawn E. Philip Brewer, Caroline Stewardson Thornewill **** Thornewill Stewardson Caroline M arjorie W allace Gibson **** Gibson allace W arjorie M 1984 of Class M atthew P. Kohut * Kohut P. atthew M Whitehouse Walker Ann Rena and Lambert Kelly Lambert W alker alker W Lambert Kelly PDS 30th Reunion Committee Reunion 30th PDS Rena Ann W hitehouse * hitehouse W Ann Rena Alice Ganoe Ryden **** Ryden Ganoe Alice Joseph Eskridge Tracy Braswell Barry April rn .MDuadII ** III McDougald A. Frank **** Gregory Zenzie Beatrice Elisabeth Reichard Swanbery * Swanbery Reichard Elisabeth Barbara Straut Goldsmith ** Goldsmith Straut Barbara ***** Chen .P C Victoria Zoe Nicolich Danielson Nelson,Sandra * Thompson . M Newell **** Egner A. ark M Stephen A. Schluter Schluter A. Stephen Samoil Leader Rachel Quirinale Danielson Sandra Putnam Sheehan Kerith etcalf M B. Edwin Gibbs Utaski Suzanne Flickinger atthews M Louise * Clippinger E. Philip Besselaar F. Gerrit Daniel R. Herr **** Herr R. Daniel Christopher M . Thomas *** Thomas . M Christopher Taggart S. Carl * Suter S. ***** Lindsay Schramm Goodyear Lauren Norman cCord M Lindsay ***** Na * Kang-Yup urphy M Stifel Laura **** Herr . M Lorraine *** Geter-Douglass Beth ** DeCandia Donald Stephanie L. Bogart * Bogart L. Stephanie Athanassiades Karen 1983 of Class al ndkrMerz M Snedeker Sally **** Lengyel E. Suzanne Suzanne Agents: Class Class of 1982 of Class Robert C. Szuter Szuter C. Robert * Jensen R. Eric Crossland, Matthew P. Kohut, Edwin B.Metcalf, P. Edwin Kohut, Crossland, Matthew Quirinale, J. Stewart von Oehsen, von Kelly Stewart J. Quirinale, ls et t trDouglass eter-D G eth B gent: A Class E. L engyel and engyel L

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Jeffery N. Brown N. Jeffery Jonathan S. Gershen * Gershen S. Jonathan *** Chen Jaye cConaughy M T. Jon oahnM. Bylin . M Jonathan * all H S. James John T. Woodward IV ** IV Woodward T. John John A. Nicolai Nicolai A. John Ann M iller Paiva Paiva iller M Ann neL Duad * cDougald M L. Anne arein-Efron M Shendalman elanie M Foster Thomas thl . li * Klein J. itchell M ** Howard S. othy Tim Schragger J. Andrew W illiam D. Schafer **** Schafer D. illiam W *** Howe Lawson-Johnston ary M H. Elisabeth Socolow Vucinic Vucinic Socolow Elisabeth H. ottahedan M ahmoud M Lombardo Petrella arisa M H eather Campbell W ager ager W Campbell eather H **** Sternberg R. ichele M W. Hunt Lynch and ier F Lisa A. Taitsman * Taitsman A. Lisa ladineo * M J. eahl Peter M hite W Elizabeth Jr. Kaiser, . W David * Elmore Leslie Chibbaro . M Robert 1986 of Class oolf W Sara **** Urisko Callaway Karen Reavey A. Catherine Jaques . W Charles Craig C. Stuart * Stuart C. Craig cConaughy M Cook Robin Gellenbeck A. Kathryn * Ross B. hitney W Sheila M acKay Power Power acKay M Sheila 1987 of Class Tamm G. Eric Roberts L. Radclyffe Lambert . m W Samuel *** Hockings C. Susan Cullen P. Sean Sinaiko . M Stephen Jr.* unt, H . W Lynch * Courtney L. Patrick Class of 1985 of Class Thomas illeary H Randall S. W alter *** alter W S. Randall * Richman Stephanie * Owen Fineburg Shana eeded N gent A Class Hofmann Regan Fier L. Salvatore ***** Bennett S. Laura ls gn:Jnta . Gershen S. Jonathan Agent: Class Sarah Griffin Thompson * Thompson Griffin Sarah ls gns arc . Courtney L. Patrick Agents: Class , Salvatore L. Salvatore

Class of 1988 Erik L. Oliver * Class of 1994 PDS 25th Reunion Committee—Amy Venable Michael J. Paci Class Agent: Veronica M. White Ciuffreda, H. Dawn Feldman Fukuda, Stephen A. Pollard ** Katherine Greenberg Herrera, Taylor K. Hwong, David A. Ragsdale * Julia Ober Allen Arianna C. Rosati, D. Collins Roth, Courtney L. Utpal S. Shah * Elissa I. Burr Shannon and Julia Herr Smith Nika A. Skvir-Maliakal Jessica Seid Dickler Julie K. Taitsman Charles E.P Flores 5 3 Elaine Chou Sara Matelson Taylor Jason M. Hart *

Amy Venable Ciuffreda *** Ramsay W . Vehslage, Jr. C. Justin Hillenbrand 13 20 012/ 2 Report Annual Miriam Pollard Cohen Bradford Johnston * Class of 1991 Marc A. Collins Patrick Kerney Class Agent: Aly G. Cohen Andrea Hall Elish Rachel Zublatt Kusminsky Gillian Flato Laate L. Olukotun A ly G. Cohen * H. Dawn Feldman Fukuda * M atthew E. Perkins Jeremy S. Kuris Landis Greathouse Margaret Seidel Waterhouse L. Campbell Levy Christine Grounds * Veronica M. S. White Amy R. Livingston *** Laura H. Heins Anupa Shah Wijaya Brendan T. Lucey * Katherine Greenberg Herrera * Cornelia Wu ** Anthony D. M ack Janie Hwang Matthew B. Riccardi Class of 1995 Taylor K. Hwong ** Julie Roginsky James R. Knill II Class Agent N eeded Rachel Bridgeman Trend Brian G. Krai Jonathan E. Trend Philip J. Glassner Mike C. Lingle John H. Helmick * Bennett J. Matelson * Class of 1992 Alexander K. M anka Melissa Baron Murdoch Class Agent N eeded Shawn P. O’Connor Brooke C. Murphy Amanda Tate Speedling Gregory A. Myers Adam Bromwich ** Albert S. Toto III Reed H. Newhall Ami Shah Brown Ian P. Wijaya Guinnevere E. Roberts Charles J. Buttaci * Arianna Rosati *** Kevin M. Capinpin **** Class of 1996 D. Collins Roth Carolyn S. Cooper * Class Agent: Mark IV Chatham Jeremy E. Rothfleisch ** Ravindra V. Dalai James Salkind Benjamin M. Frost **** Mark W. Chatham * Abigail Zimskind Schein Judson R. Henderson Robert A. Drabiuk * Kari Moradoff Schulsinger Todd A. Hovanec Dana DeCore Falconi Courtney L. Shannon Alexandra Woodford Jennings Sara J. Hart * Julia Herr Smith William McCord Johnston * Kathleen O. Jamieson ** Vincent W. Totaro Katherine K. Marquis * Galete J. Levin * Nils E. von Zelowitz Natasha Datta Moore Stephen J. Nanfara Jessie Robertson W ilt Gary A. Moore Michael S. O’Neill * Christopher A. Sheldon Liuba L. Shapiro Class of 1989 Eon K. Shin Rebecca Nemiroff Siegel ** Class A gent N eeded John D. Stitzer, Jr. * Peter C. Suomi Eric R. Wolarsky * Meghan Hall Donaldson Class of 1997 Karen P. Fredericks *** Class of 1993 Class Agent: Jeffrey S. Schor Gregory P. Gordon PDS 20th Reunion Committee—Cyrus M. Matthew C. Henderson Alphonse, Scott J. Feldman, Adam D. Petrick and Seth Adler * Elizabeth Griffith Hipp Stephen S. Siegel David K. Bromwich Joshua D. Mezrich Abigail L. Harper Hardy S. Royal *** Cyrus M. Alphonse Ellyn Rajfer Herkins Carlos A. Sagebien Jesse L. Bilanin Alexandra Johnston * Alejandro C. Sagebien Griffith S. Braddock Mandy A. Rabinowitz * James W. Simpson Jean Chen Jeffrey Schor * Scott J. Feldman **** Ameesh R. Shah Class of 1990 Adrienne Scholz Hines Class Agent: D avid A. Ragsdale Class of 1998 Benjamin B. Kuris ** PDS 15th Reunion Committee—Andrew M. John P. Marshall Janice M. Abud-Falcone * Bordeman, Leys M. Bostrom, Elizabeth Gordon Hillary Hayes Nastro ** Lylah M. Alphonse ** Hall, Jeffrey Kurtz and Giovanna Gray Torchio Jason W. Powell Matthew R. Farkas Daniel A. Ragsdale * Debora Klein Geller * Matthew H. Shaffer Jessica Collins Anderson * Daniel J. Helmick ** Andrew M. Bordeman *** Stephen S. Siegel * Benjamin A. Hohmuth *** Leys M. Bostrom * L. John Teffeau Jason M. Hollander * Alison Lieberman Vachris Robin Ackerman Cameron * Won Suk Kim Philip A. DeGisi Laura Perhach Kowal Leif C. Forer

Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 plus years **; 15 plus years ***, 20 plus years ****, 25 plus years***** paj] 2 0 1 3

ClassAgents: JayBavishi V. andAnand R. Shah Russell Joye P. Erin K. M cCorm ick * Scott E. Rosenberg * Rajeev A. Sharma ClassAgent: Alexandra HillerG. Brian A. Grossman Nanette R. O’Brien * Kyle Boatwright Catherine A. Chomiak * ClassAgents: Allissa C. Crea and Class of2005 Arthur E. Mittnacht IV Emily C. Kossow Harrison Epstein Christopher Haldane Rajiv Mallipudi R. Daniel O’Brien Sabrina Osse Schultz Sara M. Schwiebert h’05 *** Ram Narayanan Christopher ChomiakDavid Coghlan Nicholas Maloney Cecily Moyer * Larissa Pawliw Hilary C. Richards Bruce Thurman Class of2006 Kristen Tomlinson Elizabeth Wei * Class of2007 Charles Hamlin * Katie E. James Patrick McDonald Frederick D. Mittnacht Megan Keegan * Phoebe Stockman M att O. W einstock Praveen G. Mthy ur * Daniel Rathauser * Tanner Campbell Meghan Francfort Alexandra G. Hiller * Meaghan Phipps Alicia Siani Andrea E. Spector James F. Harding,Jr. Arielle Shipper Kristen Tomlinson Allissa C. Crea * Jeremy L. Hofmann Anand Shah * Joshua T. Thompson Joseph Yellin Jay V. Bavishi * Jeffrey Richmond-Moll Jacob M. Fisch *

William C. Dewey, Amy Dewey,M. Emily William C. G. Gallo, ClassAgents: Christina Koerte, Christopher Palsho Katherine Blatterfein Sorrentino Sarah V. Fort Stephen M. Dool Class o f2003 BrettJ. Haroldson Christina Koerte * Class of2002 Courtney Bergh ** Kathryn Babick Brickner ClassAgent: Scott E. Rosenberg Darren Bloom Christopher C. Campbell * KatherineJ. Fanok Christopher Palsho Daniel Crosta * andMargaret L. Sayen Bianca S. Gersten Emily Hamlin Lillie G. Binder * Dan M. Bergan Peter S. Fisher Benjamin T. Johnson Kelley Keegan ** Erich Matthes Aviva Perlman Margaret L. Sayen Michael B. Sieglen Ilona Spiro Anonymous Elizabeth W. Sayen Class of2004 Carly S. Berger Amy M. Gallo Peter A. Hugick Russell A. Nemiroff* Eleanor Oakes PDSL. Bowen, 10thCommittee—Joanna Reunion Annie Chow Andrew V. Gentile * Tony A. Hack Matthew P. Hendrickson Nicholas L. Perold Laura E. Spritzer Christopher L. White Marian Jamieson Eberhardt W ill C. Dewey Nathan M. Sashihara Brian T. Smith TrevorJ. Campbell Hamlin, Joseph R. Joiner and JustinJoinerM.R. and Revelle Joseph Hamlin, Allison Marshall * Joanna Bowen * Jessica T. Grossi Julianna E. Clark JosephJoiner, Jr. Jayme L. Basso James Ramos Justin Revelle John J. Sullivan III Julia KayThompson Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 25plus 20 years15 plusplus plusyears**; years**” years * ***, ****,

, AgentNeeded ClassAgents: Maria TardugnoAldrich Class Robert E. Paun * Elizabeth Gordon Hall Rachel A. Kleinman Giovanna GrayTorchio *** Class of1999 Clare Gould Eric D. Hochberg ** ClassAgent: Jessica F eig Opet Sean N. MerriweatherLawrence ** M. Miller * Lauren Kostinas BirkholdRichard T. Dool Christina P. Flores * Matthew C. Sherring Peter A. Seelig Christopher W. Gerry Paris L. McLean Robert M. Farina Brendan G. Hart * Lila W. Cruikshank Class o f2000 Lauren L. Welsh * Maren Levine HeflerAriana Jakub ** Maria Tardugno Aldrich ** Stephanie Landis Sara Peach Messier ** Sydne Levine Miller * Class o f2001 Christina S. Lee Benjamin T. Brickner Margo R. Smith AlexanderJ. Nanfara * Anne Jamieson Applegate ** Carolyn Yarian Morgan Mark Caruso Page Schmucker Small * Tracey Spinner Baskin ** AnneJamieson Applegate, John L. Grijfith and Mia Rabinowitz CoteMichael Fishbein * Morgan E. Perkins Jessica Kabis Rodriguez Jeffrey Kurtz Edith Petrovics Lauren Sanders TrevorJ. Lamb ArianaJakub Lisa M. Wallmark Alexandra C. H. Nowakowski * Ford Scudder Janine C. Winant * Joseph A. Gallo John L. Griffith III ** Isabel Stockman Jared P. Lander John L. Dorazio, Jr. A. Joy Woffindin Jessica Feig Opet ** John Podurgiel

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ijodaa r nucrv JOURNAL Class of 2008 The Blue and White Society, begun in Anonymous (2 ) REUNION WON HIGHEST PARTICIPATION Sydney Altmeyer 1 — — — .. __ 2010, is a giving category available to PDS 5th Reunion Committee— Theodore Brown Princeton Day School graduating seniors. Meade Atkeson Caylin E. L. Brahaney III, James G. Cole, Gregory R. Francfort, Kalla Individuals in this group have made a A. Gervasio, Tessica Glancey, Sam D. Hamlin, Caitlin Cannon 4-year pledge to the Annual Fund for Emmeline S. Morehouse, Clinton O Brien Kevin Chen the years following their graduation from Simone K. Christen Benjamin Cohen Anonymous Princeton Day School. Each name repre­ Alexus E. Davis Lauren E. Berk * sented below has fulfilled his or her Gary Dreyzin Katie Brossman pledge for the 2012-2013 fiscal year. Eric Falcon Theodore Brown III Adam Fisch Erin Burns Class of 2010 Kevin E. Francfort James G. Cole Class Agents: N eal A. Bakshi, Abhijit Basu, Jessica Frieder Diana B. DArgenio Dennis Cannon, Lauren E. Chen, Alison Frieder Hannah Epstein Alexandra W. Feuer, Sheridan L. Gates, Ethan M. Matthew Garry Emily Exter Geltzer, Christopher H. Gibson, Owen S. Haney, Sydney M. Gecha Gregory R. Francfort Brooks P. Herr, Courtland M. Lackey Katherine Gibson Isaac S. Geltzer Maxime Hoppenot Kalla A. Gervasio * Anonymous Ashley M. Hudson Tessica Glancey * Alejandra M. Arrue David D. Hume Julie Gordon Neal A. Bakshi Alexander Ioffreda Sam Hamlin Abhijit Basu Emily V. Jaeckel David E. Janhofer Charles Behling SydneyJenkins Steward Johnson Dennis Cannon Jacob Kaufman Tammy Lam Theodore J. Casey William Kearney Pamela Lee Ricky Castro Samuel M. Kelly Mark Madden Lauren Chen Courtney I. Klein Alexa Maher Lauren G. Constantini Carly R. Kliment Michael Malyn Guillaume Cossard Daniel Kossow Scott McCarron Megan Davis Patrick W. Lapera Emmeline Morehouse Katherine C. Elbert Svitlana I. Lymar Patrick Murphy Sheridan L. Gates Alexandra K. McCourt Clinton O’Brien Ethan M. Geltzer Roger Mittnacht Matthew Oresky * Christopher Gibson Christopher Moyer Raquel Perlman Tara Glancey Ariel D. M ultak Samuel Radomy Rebecca Golden Karthik Nagalingam Brody N. Sanford Owen Haney William Powers Joseph Sarvary Brooks P. Herr Ricardo R. Pozos Kevin Shannon Lovika Kalra Nicholas J. Rehmus Peter Travers Neil Karandikar A.J. Rubin Jeffrey Young Sara Katz Kaitlyn M. Salava Courtland Lackey Schuyler J. Samse Class of 2009 Victoria Maloney Lilia A. Sanzalone Class Agents: Brian Fishbein, Cameron Linville, Joshua O. M eekins Evan Seto Megan E. Reilly, Nashalys Rodriguez, Lucas J. M iller Aaron I. Shavel Vinay T rivedi Nishant Krishna Nair Rebecca C. Sokol Adam Oresky Carla M. Tamburro Jeremy Brinster Anna Otis Jonathan Walker Rachel Bristol Spencer Pretecrum Daphnee A. Warren Robert Deutsch Evan Quinn Rebecca Wong Cameron Dunbar Ellis Ratner Jake V. Felton Jonathan Scott Class of 2012 Brian Fishbein Dina Sharon Class Agents: Nicholas Y. Banks, William E. Spenser Gabin Kaitlin Sheldon Bucklee, Connor E. Gibson, Horace R. Klein, David Greek W. Daniel Shipper Jennifer M. Martin, Madeline E. Miller, Julia S. Mariel Jenkins Daniel Tully Miller, Annie Nyce, Carly Ozarowski, Rui M. Rebecca B. Lavinson Elizabeth Yellin Pinheiro, Peter F. Powers, Adithi V. Rajagopalan, Cameron Linville James C. Sanderson, Callie H. Schneider, Jeffrey A. Class of 2011 Sarah Matthes Straus and Walker B. Ward Dana Modzelewski Class Agents: Kevin E. Francfort, Jessica Frieder, Matthew Raborn Katherine W. Gibson, Samuel M. Kelly, Courtney Marissa C. Applegate M eg E. Reilly I. Klein, Daniel Kossow, Svitlana I. Lymar, Nicholas Y. F. Banks Gabriela N. Rodriguez Alexandra K McCourt, Karthik Nagalingam, Lakhram Bhisham William K. Powers, Schuyler J. Samse, Aaron I. Nashalys Rodriguez William Bucklee Shavel and Daphnee A. Warren Ashley Smoots Brian M. Burns Vinay Trivedi Brendan D. Clune

Dr. Sadeer B. Hannush Mrs. Gretchen L. Jaeckel Mr. Lawrence A. Richards Mr. Hutchinson Fairman ’59 Dr. Karen DeSimone Bradley Dr. Nandini Chowdhury Mr. Thomas B. Kilbourne Debbie and Steve Modzelewski Mr. and Mrs. Rajan Mr.Mehndiratta and Mrs. Mark S. Melodia Drs. Douglas and WaiDr. Lamand Mrs.Ling Judson C.Mr. Linville and Mrs. Neil T. Mr.Linzmayer and Mrs. ThomasMr. L. andMascioli Mrs. Gregory E. Matthews ’76 Dr. L. Veronica Lee Mr. Ye Li and M s. AngelaMr. Maoqi Deng Li and Mrs. Michelle Xiong Dr. Lorena Riveroll-Hannush and Dr. Kevin Ho Ms. Sharon Holness Mr. and Mrs. John C.Mr. TheodoreHudson R. Jaeckel,Jr. ’77 and Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hall ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ms.E. Goldman Jill L. ’75 Goldman ’74 and Mr. Todd B. Gudgel andMr. JohnMs. J. ColleenHagan A.and FoyMrs. Leslie J. Hagan Grade Grade Captain: Jill Goldman '74 Laura Kim Grade Banks, Volunteers: Bitterman, Glovier Sophie Jaeckel, Gretchen Dr. Pamela M. Fairman and Mr. Louis GiannottiMr. and andDr. Mrs.Maria Eddie Bartolozzi Mr.S. Glaude,and Mrs.Jr. Curtis A. Glovier Mr. Gerard J. Donnelly and Ms. Sandra E. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mr.M. andFasolo Mrs. James T. Mr.Finnegan and Mrs. Bruce Mr.Fleming and Mrs. WilliamMr. EvansL. GebhardtGarrymore and Ms. Tanya Tuccillo Participation: 82% Dr. Sean E. Bradley and Dr.John Brennan and Mr. Dr.andJean Mrs. Baum Chris Mr. M. and CastagnaMrs. Joseph Mr.C. Christenand Mrs. ’83 David W.Mr. andClayton Mrs. MelvinMr. Coleand Mrs. SomasekharMr. andDevulapalli Mrs. Jayan U. Dhru Mr. and Mrs. MarcMr. H. andEdelson Mrs. Mark A. Egner ’82 Dr. Jiang Zhao and Ms. Ruozhen ClassChen of2014 Mr. Howard and Mrs.Mr. Nancy and AlterMrs. Hoyt Mrs.Ammidon Yulon M.III Banks Mr. C. Sean BeardsleyMr. Deepinder S. Bhatia and Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bitterman Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Brennan Jennifer and Steve Hayden Ms. Elizabeth Westergaard ’78 and Mr. and Mrs. Kendrick W. White Anonymous (Karen Callaway Urisko ’85) Mr. Robert Cantlay Ms. Roxane ScurlockJones Ms. Linda Matusick-Kumar Ms. Laura D. Baird-Laylin (Barbara Griffin Cole ’78) Dr. Robin R. Antonacci Ms. Carol Migliaccio Ms. Molly McDougald Mr. and Mrs. ThomasJ. Mr. Week and Mrs. Neil Weiner Gert and Stephanie van Mr.Manen and Mrs. WilliamMs. J. WalkerLisbeth A. III Warren ’71 and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Urisko III Dr. Mary Beth Nelson Mr. and Mrs. StephenMr. C. Joseph Snyder Straus and Ms.Mr. andSally Mrs. Goldfarb Christopher Mr. W.and TrioloMrs. Tucker S. Triolo Dr. and Mrs. Paul B. Jenkins Dr. Ramesh Kumar and Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack S. Madani Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey PerskyMr. and Mrs. Norman Ms.M. MelissaPhipps Printon Mr. Kevin P. Reynolds and Mr.Ms. DavidKaren SetoL. andSeay Ms. Pearl Wong Seto Dr. and Mrs. Russell M. Freid Ilene andJonathan Gershen Ms. RonitJames Mr. W illiam T. Jones and Mr. Satish S. KarandikarMr. and Mrs. LawrenceMr. JosephD. Kaufman F. Kossow and Dr. Lynne B. Kossow Mr. Robin B. Laylin and Mr. and Mrs. RobertJ. Levy Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mr.E. McNeelyand Mrs. Edward Mr.B. Meyercordand Mrs. MankerIII P. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mr.Frieder and Mrs. SantiagoMr. Gepigon, and Mrs.Jr. Antoine Gerschel Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Guarino Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Johnson Evelyn Turner Counts ’74 Dr. Gabriele E. Dietrich Terry and Rich Lisk Mr.Joaquin Jugo and Mrs. JoAnne McAuley Mr. and Mrs. Brian DudeckMr. and Mrs. Michael I. Falcon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Davis Mr. Dominick DiFlorio and Henry P. Bristol II ’72 andDr. DavidSusan A.P. Bristol Burwell Dr. John N. Cavuto ’81 and Mr. Richard X. Chen and Ms. Fei Mo Mr. and Ms. Ronald Mr.M. andCacciola Mrs. Carlos A. Cara Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Cole Cathy and Eric Batterman Mr. Daniel Auslander and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Bartolino Mr. and Mrs. Peter H.Mr. JohnBell G. Bowen and Ms. Diana M. Noya

Dr. Gina Del Giudice Verma, Rick White Verma, Grade Grade Captain: Robin Persky John Cavuto, Antonacci, Robin Grade Volunteers: Participation: 73% the the 2012-2013Annual Fund. Class of2013 JeanPallavi Jenkins, Snyder, Lisa Frieder, Beth Paul D. Zetterberg Lucinda Zhang Sara E. Stadulis Rui M. Pinheiro Rachel Maddox The followingsupported Parents Callie H. Schneider Sean W. McCoy Lucia M. Marquez Rob Klein Zachary Lawrence Mr. William M. Asch and Mackenzie H. Stricklin Gabrielle E. Phillips Buzz Poltorak Frederick B. Powers Peter F. Powers Adithi V. Rajagopalan Carly Ozarowski Oren A. Karsen H enry E. Hynes Mr. and Mrs. James G. Atkeson Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Altmeyer Walker B. Ward Ashni Patel Madeline Miller Annie Nyce Matthew Kilgore GarretJensen Dominique Jones Lily W . Halpern Beau M. Horan Daniel M. Humphrey Sarah E. Godwin M. EmilyJanhofer Zachary Higgins Cara L. Hume Thomas Keegan III A. Huntington Griffith Paige Dennis-Mundenar Connor Gibson Michael Davila Jeffrey A. Straus James C. Sanderson Jasmin Smoots Julia S. Miller Jennifer M. Martin Jason C. Hirsch Jessica L. Goldberg Joseph Duvall Jacob Eisenberg Jenna Fritz 56 Erica Glancey

ElOc/cIOc >JodoM r ,uluV JOURNAL Mr. Keith Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Jerold B. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. John R. Wright Mrs. Tanya Hudson- Murray M s. Jill V. Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Zlock Mr. and Mrs. Vinayak J. Patade Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Jensen ’82 Melissa J. Phares ’80 Mr. James D. Kaplan Class of 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Piersol Drs. Thomas and Jennifer Kearney Participation: 77% Dr. and Mrs. Frank G. Pilkiewicz Mr. John T. Konopka III Grade Captain: Melissa Bernardi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Quigley, Jr. Dr. Ramesh Kumar and Grade Volunteers: Rich Bernardi, Elliot Berger, Mr. Thomas P. Ridge Ms. Linda Matusick-Kumar Don Gasparro, Carolyn Ryan Healey, Rachel Herr, Joyce Johnson, Hoddy Klein Dr. and Mrs. Norman R. Rosenthal Mr. and Dr. Ashish Kumar 2012/2013 Report Annual Mr. and Mrs. David C. Schneider Victor Kuzmicz ’79 Donn and Robin Sharer Mr. Sajjad Ladiwala and Ms. Anjum Khan Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Abrams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shire Mr. and Mrs. John Langeler Mr. and Mrs. Zoltan Adam Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stanton Drs. Karen and Andrew Latham Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Altmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Szuter ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lee Mr. Eric J. Applegate and Mr. and Mrs. David G. Takacs Mr. Stephen E. LeMenager and Ms. Deborah B. Tesser Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Timmons Ms. Laura A. Huntsman Ms. Karen D. Athanassiades ’83 and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Toltzis Mr. Maoqi Li and Mrs. Michelle Xiong Mr. Elliot Michael Berger Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Travers Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Lippman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Augustus Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Triolo Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Lively Dr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Banas Mr. and Mrs. Carlton H. Tucker h’13 Reverend and Mrs. Ivan I. Lymar Mr. Richard Baumann and Mr. and Mrs. Juan Vazquez Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. M ack ’91 Ms. Katharine Kinsolving Mr. Wilfrid W. Wong and Dr. and Mrs. Ramy A. Mahmoud Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Bernardi Ms. Tama J. Matsuoka Mr. and Mrs. Cristopher Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Burgess Mr. and M rs. Jim m y K. Woo Ms. Eva Mantell ’81 and Mr. J. Merrell Noden Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cammarano Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Young Dr. and Mrs. Keith A. Markey Dr. and Mrs. Y. M. Lawrence Chai Mr. Tim Zhu and Ms. Joan Wang Mr. and Mrs. John S. Marshall ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Y. Chen Mr. Clifford W. Zink and Ms. Emily D. Croll Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Brock L. Covington Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Meekins Mr. and Ms. Shaojian Deng Class of 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Meggitt Mr. and Mrs. Jayan U. Dhru Participation: 88% Dr. Surya P. Mohanty and Dr. Elli Louka Ms. Laurence M. Farhat Grade Captain: Scott Erickson Mr. Gerson L. Montenegro and Mr. and Mrs. Jon Felsher Grade Volunteers: Carole Feuer, Linda Lippman, Mrs. Rosa M. S. Montenegro Mr. and Mrs. George B. Finley III John M arshall ’81, Deborah Matlock, Joe Riley, Ms. Annette Murray Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Fried Leslie Straut Ward ’80 Mr. Ramesh Narayanaswamy and Mr. and M rs. M ichael Y. Gan Mrs. Aneta Ramesh Mr. and tMrs. Donato Gasparro Anonymous (2) Mr. Gordie Nye and Ms. Kathleen McGillivray Dr. and Mrs. Steven R. Gecha Mr. William D. Alden and Mr. Andrew J. O’Connor and Mr. Louis Giannotti and Dr. Maria Bartolozzi Mrs. Susan P. Voorhees Ms. Kathryn M. Williamson Mr. and Mrs. David E. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Alu Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Paneyko Mr. Arjuna J. Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Ammann III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Guarino ’79 Cathy and Eric Batterman Mr. Ashish Patel and Ms. Arti Patel Mr. Todd B. Gudgel and Ms. Colleen A. Foy Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Bialow Mr. and Mrs. Rogerio Pinheiro Mr. John J. Hagan and Mrs. Leslie J. Hagan Ms. Melissa D. Bridgewater Mr. and M rs. James S. Radvany Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Hart Mrs. Kristina Castor Dr. and Mrs. Venkataraman Rajagopalan Mr. and Mrs. John Healey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Govi V. Rao Mr. Joseph K. Helmlinger Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Dyckman Mr. Kevin P. Reynolds and Ms. Karen L. Seay Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Henry Mr. and Mrs. Marc H. Edelson Mr. Michael K. Rigby and Ms. Wendy W. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Herr Dr. and Dr. Albert B. Empedrad Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Herrup Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Erickson Ms. Ellen Sabino Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Ioffreda Tracy Eskridge Joseph ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shavel Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Yan Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soltesz Mr. and Mrs. Renard Kardhashi Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Feldstein Jon and Meredith Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kovacevich Mr. and Mrs. Sherman D. Feuer Mr. and Mrs. Jason Tarcza Mr. W illiam Flahive and Ms. Maribeth M. Trainor and Mr. and Mrs. James Y. Laughlin ’80 Ms. Carol Cronheim Dr. Tim othy Trainor Mr. Peter Lighte and Mr. Julian Grant Thomas Foster ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Tucker S. Triolo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Lippman Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Frank Gert and Stephanie van Manen Mr. and Mrs. John E. Maher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Gardner Professor David F. Venturo and Mr. and Mrs. MarkJ. McCabe Mr. and Mrs. William L. Garrymore Ms. Jeanne C. Conerly Mr- and Mrs. Edward B. Meyercord III Ilene and Jonathan Gershen ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Gustav M. Vik Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Monfre Mr. and Mrs. David J. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Fred Golden Mr. and Mrs. Grant M. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nyce Dr. M ilos D. Graonic and (Leslie Straut Ward ’80) ^deceased Ms. Sasha Dragas-Graonic Mr. Stephen Williams and Laurie and Andy Okun Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olosunde Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Haggerty III Ms. C. Treby Williams ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Tad Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woogen M elissa J. Phares ’80 Drs. Arsev and M. Sukru Hanioglu Dr. Srinivasa R. Potluri and Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Heap Mrs. Kranthi Yarlagadda

Fall 2 0 1 3 OR AL JOURN 58 Dr. W hitney B. Ross ’84 and Mr. Stephen Moseley Moseley Stephen Mr. and ’84 Ross B. hitney W Dr. 58 ^deceased Annual Report 2012/2013 Mr. and M rs. Nishith Parikh Parikh Nishith rs. M and Mr. Dr. Sergey V. Paushkin and and Paushkin V. Sergey Dr. Dr. Kjell A. Nygren and Dr. Lan Nygren Nygren Lan Dr. and Nygren A. Kjell Dr. elo M yriam M s. M Mr. Tim W . E. M audlin and and audlin M E. . W Tim Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John S. M arshall ’81 arshall M Noden S. errell John M Mrs. J. Mr. and and Mr. ’81 antell M Eva Ms. Liao H. Roger rs. M and Mr. Khan Lamin Anjum s. M Christine and s. M Ladiwala Sajjad Mr. Dr. and M rs. Ramy A. Mahmoud Mahmoud A. Ramy rs. M and Dr. ’80 Kuenne B. Christopher rs. M and Mr. King D. Tunisia Jain s. C. M Dinesh rs. M and P. Hopper Mr. Gregory rs. M and r. M Higgins Peter rs. M and r. M Hancock E. Steven rs. M and r. M Yama Karen s. M and Eugenides Damji Jeffrey r. M Abdulrasul rs. M Dallessio and G. r. M Thomas rs. M and r. M Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Gibson Gibson E. Peter Mrs. and Mr. Cole A. Christopher rs. M and Mr. Atkeson G. James rs. M and r. M Abedin Faria s. M Mr. and M s. Kenneth M . Hartley Hartley . M Kenneth s. M and Mr. Dr. and M rs. W illiam S. Hirsch Hirsch S. illiam W rs. M and Dr. Freid . M Russell rs. M and Dr. and ’81 Cavuto N. John Dr. Schulte Kathy s. M and Allen Amaral Sandra rs. Patrick M Mr. and Allen H. Paul Mr. Aaron and Erin Schomburg Schomburg Erin and Aaron Robin Antonacci, John Cavuto '81, M argie Wallace argie '81,M Cavuto John Antonacci, Robin and Radhakrishnan Rajaram Mr. and ’87 Power acKay M Sheila rs. M r QuegZegadMr. i Li ui H rs. M and Zheng Qiufeng Yurkow Mr. J. Edward s. M and Mr. Matsuoka J. Tama Ms. and Wong . Barna W ilfrid Anastasia Dr. W Mr. and ott ilm W J. Timothy Mr. and Tuckman D. Robert Talusan C. Mr. ario M rs. M and Mr. Shih Chuan-Feng r. M Shao Jing s. M Sanderson B. George rs. M and Mr. Ruggiero Tracy s. M Mr. and M rs. Joseph A. Riley Riley A. Joseph rs. M and Mr. Participation: 92% Participation: 2017 of Class Yakoby Nir rs. M and Dr. Seinfeld I. Fredric s. M and Dr. Sharer Robin and Schafer Donn H. Peter rs. M and Dr. Rosenthal R. Norman rs. M and Dr. Gibson '84, Pearl Hartley, John M arshall '81, arshall M John Hartley, Pearl '84, Gibson Grade Volunteers: Sandra Allen, Patrick Amaral, Patrick Allen, Sandra Volunteers: Stanton Grade Amanda Captain: Grade Wendy Smith Wendy r Oei . Buiakova I. Olesia Dr. M rs. Vishnya M audlin audlin M Vishnya rs. M (M arjorie W allace Gibson ’84) Gibson allace W arjorie (M Antonacci R. Robin Dr. (Barbara Griffin Cole ’78) Cole Griffin (Barbara Power L. Sean Mr. Dr. Sowmya Ramakrishnan Ramakrishnan Sowmya Dr. Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Tuckman Vicki Rabbi

Jim and Gigi Goldman Goldman Gigi and Jim Mr. and M rs. Steven P. Herrup Herrup P. Steven rs. M and Mr. Foy A. Colleen s. M and Gudgel B. Todd Mr. Gary J. Jeffrey rs. M and Mr. Mr. Robin B. Laylin and and Laylin B. Robin Mr. Johnson C. Marc rs. M and Mr. Jha Arbind rs. M and Herzer A. Mr. Thomas rs. M and Mr. Henderson T. Stuart Mrs. ’85 and all H Mr. S. James rs. M and Mr. and rtiz Figueroa-O S. David Mr. Mr. Peter A. M iller and Ms. Jacqueline Schreiber Schreiber Jacqueline Ms. and iller M cClatchy A. M Peter G. Mr. Charles rs. M and Mr. Zhan Kelly s. M and Lu Larry Lien Mr. T. ark M rs. M Deng and Mr. Angela s. M and Li Ye Mr. Latham Andrew and Karen Drs. Fasolo . M Peter rs. M and Bell Mr. E. Sandra s. M and Donnelly J. Gerard Mr. and Chopra Jitender r. M Dr. Michael J. Mundenar and Mrs. Jill Mundenar Jill Mrs. and Mundenar J. Michael Dr. Martinson Ross rs. M and Mr. Leveson-Smith L. ara M Dr. Lee Richard Mrs. and Dr. Dun A. James rs. M and Dr. and Difazio C. atthew M Dr. Didita Adrian rs. M and Dr. o M Fei s. M and Chen X. Richard Mr. Brune C. Christian rs. M and r. M Bhatia K. Jyoti Dr. and Bhatia H. Kamlesh r. M ill J Johnson, Joyce Huang, Mark Difazio, Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Brennan Brennan P. Sean Mrs. and Mr. and Bennett . M atthew M Barbara Mr. K. Joseph Mrs. and Adusumilli Mr. Rajashekar Mrs. and Mr. White Rick Mundenar, Mike Mundenar, Tromp Jeroen Mrs. and Mr. Tian Dake Mrs. and Mr. and Honorable The Dr. Nicholas F. Cappuccino and and Cappuccino F. Nicholas Dr. 87% Participation: Jackson-Weaver Karen Dr. Jr. and Weaver ashington, W John C. Mr. ark M Mrs. and Mr. Takacs G. David rs. M and Tadimety Mr. Viswanath Mrs. Suarez and R. Mr. Thomas Mrs. Stanton B. and Mr. illiam W Mrs. and Smith Mr. Gerald Mrs. and Slattery Mr. ichael M Mrs. and Mr. ’81 Shannon H. Lawrence Mrs. Sednaoui and Mr. Carter G. Mrs. and Mr. and Ramachandra Ramesh Mr. ls f2018 Pan o Class enghan M rs. M and Zhao Chen H. Ruozhen Jian Dr. s. M and Zhao Jiang Dr. Grade Volunteers: Sean Brennan, Susie Brennan, Susie Brennan, Sean '52 Volunteers: Wellemeyer Grade John Captain: Grade M s. Eva N. Valik Valik N. Eva s. M M s. Laura D. Baird-Laylin Baird-Laylin D. Laura s. M Difazio G. Nancy rs. M Chopra Lin Jeannie rs. M M s. M elissa Pavloski Pavloski elissa M s. M Dr. Melissa E. Bennett Bennett E. Melissa Dr. Sidamon-Eristoff Andrew Mrs. Ramesh Arathi Mrs.

M s. Poonam Bhuchar Bhuchar Poonam s. M and Bhaskar Swaminathan Bernardi P. r. M Richard rs. M Berman and S. Mr. Geoffrey rs. M and Mr. and ’83 Athanassiades D. Karen s. M Wendy D. Sarsfield, G. Judith Roitburg, Klein, Wendy oddy H Reich, Glovier, Sophie Flanagan, M r. Shailesh S. Dighe and and Dighe S. Shailesh Amon r. M Emily and DeVane ax M Chandhok Pankaj r. M Birch T. Lawrence rs. M and r. M Aprill Allen . W Andrew Mr. illiam W rs. M and Mr. Poonam Bernardi, Rich Berger, Elliot Bernardi, ’82 Thompson . M Newell rs. M and r. M Sivakumar Veerappan rs. M and r. M Sharma Krishnan rs. M and r. M Schomburg Erin and Aaron M r. and M rs. Antoine Gerschel Gerschel Antoine rs. M and Gasparro r. M Donato rs. tM and r. M Farhat . M Laurence s. M Eiseman L. Adam rs. M Dyckman and r. H. M Francis rs. M and r. M olk W hite A. W . Jill W s. M Kendrick rs. M and r. M ’52 eyer ellem W C. John rs. M aclawski and P.W r. M Anthony rs. M and r. M and Tuckman D. Robert r. M Dr. and M rs. Gerard P. Brophy Brophy P. Gerard rs. Baum M and Jean Dr. Dr. and Brennan John Dr. Young Tracy Thierfelder, Mark Smith, Tricia ElKadi, Joanne Brophy, ary M Bhuchar, ’82 Szuter C. Robert rs. M and Mr. M r. and M rs. W ade H all Jr. all H ade W rs. M and r. M and Duffy A. Glovier Elizabeth A. s. M Curtis rs. M and Mr. Emann S. ichael M rs. M ElKadi and S. Mr. Hisham rs. M and Dr. Dun A. James rs. M and Dr. 2019 of Class ey W D. Philip rs. M and Dr. h’13 Tucker H. Carlton rs. M and Mr. ’91 Trend E. Jonathan rs. M and Mr. Robinson Shawn Louree s. M Participation: 92% Participation: IV Sheridan J. John rs. M and Mr. Ruvinsky A. Lee rs. M and Horn Mr. . W endy W s. M and Rigby K. ichael M Mr. and ’90 Pollard A. Stephen Mr. Ortiz F. aryann M Newman rs. M J. David rs. M and Narayanan Mr. Naru rs. M and Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Peter H. Schafer Schafer H. Peter Mrs. and Dr. Phillips . M atthew M rs. M and Mr. Ganapathy Padmaja Dr. and Nagarajan Ramesh Dr. rd outes AnrwArl,Melissa M Aprill, ndrew A iggins Volunteers: H Grade onnie B Captain: Grade M s. Padmini Chittipeddi Chittipeddi Padmini s. M Viswanathan Indira s. M Berger ichael M Elliot Mr. Mr. John A. Gutman ’79 ’79 Gutman A. John Mr. (Rachel Bridgeman Trend ’91) Trend Bridgeman (Rachel ’84) Thompson Griffin (Sarah Stevens Jessica Dr. Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Tuckman Vicki Rabbi

Mr. Andrew Harris and Ms. Rona Maclnnes Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Drake Dr. William Maggio and Dr. Vijay Maggio Ms. Shannon S. Hartley Dr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Dries Dr. and Mrs. Ramy A. Mahmoud Mr. and Mrs. C. Kent Hogshire Beth Geter-Douglass ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Matthews ’76 Drs. Sridhar and Vanaja Kanamaluru Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Ley Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. McCarthy Mr. James D. Kaplan Ms. Elizabeth A. Duffy and (Livia Wong McCarthy ’77) Mr. Kamal Kasera and Ms. Ritu Jajodia Mr. John A. Gutman ’79 Mr. and Mrs. David J. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Allan E. Miller 59 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Kuenne ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Hancock Mr. Gordie Nye and Ms. Kathleen McGillivray Mr. and Dr. Ashish Kumar Mr. Jim Huang and Ms. Elizabeth Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Adam M. Pechter 2012/2013 Report Annual Mr. and M rs. Jam es Y. Laughlin ’80 Dr. Marvin Kalafer and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew M. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Sachit Malhotra Dr. Dinah Gonzalez-Braile Mr. and Mrs. Rogerio Pinheiro Mrs. Stacy L. Maryland Ms. Lena Khatcherian Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Santamaria Mr. and Mrs. David J. McIntyre Mr. and Mrs. Varadarajan Krishnan Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sedgley Mr. Randall E. Mehrberg and Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Lee Drs. Utpal and Maritoni Shah ’90 Ms. Michele M. Schara Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack S. Madani Drs. Eon and Nara Shin ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Meyercord III Mrs. Vanessa Mahjied and Mr. Tazee Mahjied Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Stephenson Dr. and Dr. Fouad Namouni Mr. Timothy H. Manahan and Dr. Julie Caucino Mr. Kaushik Suchak and Dr. Vaishali Suchak Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Parks Mr. Daniel A. Marshall and Mr. Mark A. Tatum and Ms. Lisa Skeete Tatum Mr. Ashish Patel and Ms. Arti Patel Dr. Rebecca G. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Varga Dr. Srinivasa R. Potluri and Ms. Shamlie N. Mclnnis Mr. and Mrs. Juan Vazquez Mrs. Kranthi Yarlagadda Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence O. Meekins Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Weinstein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Riley Dr. Michael J. Mundenar and Mrs. Jill Mundenar Itzik Yanovitzky and Cindy Blitz Mr. and Mrs. Igor Roitburg Dr. Henry Nagelberg and Ms. Joanne Snow Mr. and Mrs. Darius B. Young Paul and Maureen Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Paine III Mr. Tim Zhu and Ms. Joan Wang Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Sakaria Dr. and Mrs. Hitesh K. Patel Class of 2022 Mr. and Mrs. D.G. Sarsfield Mr. and Mrs. Elder E. Ramirez Participation: 98% Mr. David M. Freedholm and Dr. W hitney B. Ross ’84 and Mr. Stephen Moseley Ms. Maria E. Shepard Dr. Joan Gleason Scott Grade Captain: Wendy Roitburg The Honorable and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Soos Grade Volunteers: Andrew Aprill, Sejal Doshi, Mrs. Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stanton Tricia Flanagan, Rakhi Kalra, Karen Law, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Thomas ’82 Linda Lippman, Vanessa M ahjied, Bobbi Shah, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Smukler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Vradenburgh Candy Shah Mr. Thomas J. Sullivan and Ms. Bonnie L. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Wilson Mr. Mark A. Tatum and Ms. Lisa Skeete Tatum Dr. and Mrs. Nir Yakoby Anonymous Mr. Mark E. Thierfelder and Mr. and Mrs. Rajashekar Adusumilli Class o f2021 Ms. Courtney A. Lederer Mr. and Mrs. Sean Albert Participation: 100% Mr. and Mrs. Juan Vazquez Dr. M. Darryl Antonacci and Grade Captain: Nancy Weinstein John E. Vine ’82 Mrs. Ana I. Antonacci Itzik Yanovitzky and Cindy Blitz Grade Volunteers: Tomi Akinyanmi, Jessica Chia, Mr. Andrew Aprill Mr. and Mrs. Darius B. Young Nancy Difazio, Nicole Hughes, Sharon Miller, Mr. Christopher B. Bobbitt and Candy Shah, Courtney Stephenson, Sarah Werbel, Ms. Tiffany L. Smith Class o f2020 Tracy Young Mr. Kevin Carroll and Dr. Kelly Petrucci-Carroll Participation: 88% Dr. and Mrs. Y. M. Lawrence Chai Grade Captain: Patrick Amaral Mr. and Mrs. Olalekan A. Akinyanmi Mr. and Mrs. Dipal Doshi Grade Volunteers: Robin Antonacci, John Cavuto Dr. M. Darryl Antonacci and Mr. and Mrs. Adam L. Eiseman '81, Stephanie Cohen, Beth Geter-Douglass '82, Mrs. Ana I. Antonacci Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gallagher Joan Gleason-Scott, Lena Khatcherian, Vanessa Mr. and M rs. Jaideep S. Bajaj Mr. and Mrs. Peter Higgins Mahjied, Jill Mundenar, Mike Mundenar, Bini Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Blakes Mr. Sanjay Kalra and Dr. Rakhi Kalra Patel, Amanda Stanton Dr. Michael L. Censullo and Mrs. Joan Censullo Mr. and Mrs. Mahmood M. Khan Mr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Chia Mr. and Mrs. Vijaysinha R. Kokkirala Anonymous Mr. Arun Chinnaraju and Mrs. Malathi Arun Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. Law, Jr. Mr. Patrick Amaral and Ms. Kathy Schulte Dr. Frans M . Coetzee and Dr. Catherine A. Peters Ronald Li, M.D. and Carol Chiang-Li Dr. M. Darryl Antonacci and Mr. and Mrs. Brock L. Covington Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Lippman Mrs. Ana I. Antonacci Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Cucchi Mr. Reuben Loewy and Ms. Laura Ziv Mr. and Mrs. Sanjeev Bagaria Dr. M atthew C. Difazio and Mr. Paul S. Mackles and Ms. Ronni Blasz Mr. Matthew M. Bennett and Mrs. Nancy G. Difazio Dr. William Maggio and Dr. Vijay Maggio Dr. Melissa E. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Emann Mrs. Vanessa Mahjied and Mr. Tazee Mahjied Mr. and Mrs. David A. Bocian Mr. and fMrs. Donato Gasparro Mr. and Mrs. Sachit Malhotra Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Caputo Mr. Andrew Harris and Ms. Rona Maclnnes Mr. Daniel A. Marshall and Mr. Kevin Carroll and Dr. Kelly Petrucci-Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Stuart T. Henderson Dr. Rebecca G. Marshall Dr. John N. Cavuto ’81 and Dr. Jason M . Hollander ’90 and Dr. Sarah Werbel Mr. and Mrs. Ross Martinson Dr. Robin R. Antonacci Mr. Anthony C. Hudgins and Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McCain Daniel Cohen and Stephanie Hanzel Cohen Dr. Joan F. L. Hudgins Mr. Kewei Ming and Ms. Zhanyun Zhao ^deceased Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Cooleen Mr. Richard Hughes and Mrs. Nicole S. Hughes Mr. Brent Ozdogan and Dr. Anita Miedziak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Delaney III Mr. and Mrs. Dinesh C. Jain Mr. and Mrs. Dharmesh Pandya Mr. Evan Dong and Ms. Joanna Ng Mr. Rohit Kichlu and Dr. Vasudha Dhar Mr. Sanford N. Pensler and Ms. Anita Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dougherty Mr. Paul P. Kiel and Ms. Ginger L. Mosier Ms. Louree Shawn Robinson

Fall 2 0 1 3 OR AL JOURN 60 Mr. and M rs. Robert J. Surace Surace J. Robert rs. M and Mr. 60 Annual Report 2012/2013 Dr. Steven I. Ryu and Dr. Seungyeon Nam Seungyeon Dr. and Ryu I. Pechter . Steven M Dr. Adam rs. M and Mr. Drs. Sam ir and Arti Patel Patel Arti and ir Sam Drs. Dr. and M rs. Hitesh K. Patel Patel K. Hitesh rs. M Xu and Xun Dr. s. M and Ni Hong Dr. M s. Jennifer E. Mermans Mermans E. Jennifer s. M Dr. Natasha Datta Moore ’92 and and ’92 Moore Datta Natasha Dr. aschler M S. Lee rs. M and acCabe M Mr. T. John rs. M and Lien T. Mr. ark M Mrs. and Mr. Jajodia Ritu s. M and Kasera Kamal r. M Kaleem Hassan Dr. and r. M and Hillmanno J. Debra s. M Dr. Seongsoo Im and Dr. Anna Lee Lee Anna Dr. and Im Seongsoo Dr. Mr. and M rs. Philip Kim Kim Philip rs. M and Mr. Higgins Peter rs. M and Jr. r. Hall M ade W Mrs. and Mr. and Gardner R. Timothy r. Furlonge M L. Nicole Dr. and Furlonge D. Fried Nigel B. Mr. Robert rs. M and Fenton D. Mr. Lewis Mrs. and r. M Dorman Elisabeth s. M Cucchi R. Anthony rs. M and r. M and Brittingham Cedric r. M Mr. and Mrs. M arc C. Johnson Johnson C. arc M Rovno Mrs. Sara and Mr. H.D. and Jaffe Robert Drs. Mr. Stuart C. Dorman II Dorman C. Stuart Mr. Covington L. Brock rs. M and Mr. Bruno A. Barry Mr. Bocian A. David rs. M and Mr. M r. Robert D. Tuckman and and Tuckman D. Robert r. M ’91 Trend E. Jonathan rs. M and r. M Thompson . M Newell Mrs. and r. M Sharma Krishnan rs. M and r. M Shah . M Bobbi rs. M and Mr. Roitburg Igor rs. M and Mr. Mr. and M rs. Richard R Bernardi Bernardi R Richard rs. M and Mr. and Bennett . M atthew M Mr. Wolffert Jennifer s. M and Ardehali Akinyanmi Bijan A. Mr. Olalekan rs. M and Afemeku K. Mr. Edem rs. M and Mr. r SalyZagadMs SilyW. Zhang . W Shirley Mrs. and Zhang Stanley Mr. Mr. and M rs. Christopher M . Thomas ’82 ’82 Thomas . M Christopher rs. M and Mr. and Thierfelder E. ark M Mr. Chen Janet Dr. and Soffer Benny Dr. ’90 Shah aritoni M and Utpal Drs. Sen K. Asit rs. M and Mr. Dr. and M rs. W illiam M . Ayers Ayers . M illiam W rs. M and Dr. Rachana Patel, Bini Patel, Johnson, Arti Joyce Kaleem, Bruno, Kay arry B Bernardi, Melissa Participation: 95% Participation: 2023 of Class Singh, Nancy Weinstein, Jen n ifer Wolffert ifer n Jen Weinstein, Nancy Singh, Grade Volunteers: Tomi Akinyanmi, Tomi Volunteers: Grade Grade Captain: Rich Bernardi Rich Captain: Grade Mr. G ary A. Moore ’92 ’92 Moore A. ary G Mr. M s. Patricia J. Hillmanno Hillmanno J. Patricia s. M M s. M eredith P. Asplundh P.Asplundh eredith M s. M Brittingham Davina rs. M M s. Courtney A. Lederer Lederer A. Courtney s. M Dr. M elissa E. Bennett Bennett E. elissa M Dr. (Rachel Bridgeman Trend ’91) Trend Bridgeman (Rachel ’84) Thompson Griffin (Sarah Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Tuckman Vicki Rabbi

Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 plus years **; 15 plus years ***, 20 plus years ****,***, years years **;years*****plus plus plus 15years 20 plus 25 10 *; years plus 5 Donors: Fund Annual Consecutive Jen n ifer Wolffert ifer n Jen M r. and M rs. Anthony D. Spence Spence D. Anthony rs. M and r. M Dbcit Shailja Dr. and Shankar Sidhartha Mr. Mr. and M rs. Robert J. Surace Surace J. Robert rs. M Stephenson and . M Mr. Andrew rs. M and Mr. Nagra Amandeep Dr. and Singh Baljit Mr. and Freedholm . M David Mr. Sentveld Lori s. M and Sentveld Salvner Gerard A. Mr. atthew M rs. M and Mr. and ’87 Richman Stephanie s. M Mr. and M rs. Seth Adler ’97 Adler Seth rs. M and Mr. Shah, Bobbi Pandya, Deepa Kaleem, Kay Chen Ruozhen s. M and Zhao Jiang Dr. ’91 Trend E. Jonathan rs. M and Mr. Ochs A. Ruth s. M and Rzeczycki S. Tomasz Dr. and Richards G. Barbara rs. M iedziak M Anita Dr. and Ozdogan Brent Mr. Ziv Laura s. M and Loewy Reuben Mr. Arun alathi M rs. M and Chinnaraju Arun Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Olalekan A. Akinyanmi A. Olalekan Mrs. and Mr. Sparandera-Trawinski, Beth Singh, Rachana 2025 of Class Patel Hemal and Jigar Drs. Snow Joanne s. M and Nagelberg enry H Dr. Jr. Law, A. Stuart Mrs. and Jones Mr. Randolph Mrs. and Mr. Jha Arbind Hughes S. Mrs. Nicole and Mr. Mrs. and Hughes Richard Mr. Hogshire Kent C. ’92 Mrs. and Henderson Mr. R. Judson Mrs. and Harrison Mr. A. Peter Mrs. and Mr. Gold Jason rs. M and Flory G. Mr. Robert Mrs. and Mr. Donaldson E. Ryan Deng Mrs. and Zhen Mr. Professor Cohen and anzel Deng H Kun Mr. Stephanie and Cohen Daniel Blakes Monroe Mrs. and Mr. Amer Rami Mrs. and Mr. ’87, Richman Stephanie Patel, emal H Legesse, M s. Tracy S. Warren S. Tracy s. Vradenburgh M Andrew Mrs. and Mr. Schaaff Vander L. Thomas Mrs. and Mr. Sakaria Ravi Mrs. and Mr. Participation: 98% Participation: Werbel Sarah Dr. and ’90 Hollander . M Dr. Jason Legesse Sharon rs. M and Gugsa Robel Mr. and Atluri K. Sasi Mr. edro,Ncl uhs ae a, Sharon Law, Karen Hughes, Nicole Henderson, einstein W S. Eric Mrs. and Mr. Singh Rachana Dr. and Shah B. Kekul Dr. Grade Captain: Tomi Akinyanmi Tomi Captain: Grade ls f2024 o Class Grade Volunteers: B arry Bruno, Sejal Doshi, Sejal Bruno, arry B Volunteers: Grade Participation: 95% Participation: ornySehno,Srh Werbel Sarah Stephenson, Courtney Grade Captain: Stephanie H anzel Cohen anzel H Stephanie Captain: Grade rd outes MehnHrio, Christina Harrison, eghan M Volunteers: Grade M s. M aria E. Shepard Shepard E. aria M s. M Mr. W illiam Reilly Reilly illiam W Mr. Richards A. Cyril Mr. (Rachel Bridgeman Trend ’91) Trend Bridgeman (Rachel Nimmagadda Rajyalakshmi s. M (M eghan Hall Donaldson ’89) Donaldson Hall eghan (M

np Wijaya Anupa Mr. and M rs. Peter A. Harrison Harrison A. Peter rs. M and Mr. Wolffert Jennifer s. M and Ardehali Bijan Mr. Mr. and M rs. M atthew R. W ilson ilson W R. atthew M rs. M and edeking W Mr. Robert rs. M and Mr. Warren S. Tracy s. M Turchetta T. Paul rs. M and Mr. Shin and Jennifer s. Trawinski M and Richard Mr. Carell Takeuchi J. aria M illiam rs. W M Mr. and Svensson Anders Mr. Suchak Vaishali Dr. and Suchak Kaushik Mr. Simonds K. Robert rs. M and Mr. Shah . M Bobbi rs. Thomson M Kelly and s. M Mr. and Salas ax Ringblom M B. Mr. Patrik rs. M Pandya and Mr. Zhao Dharmesh rs. Zhanyun M s. and M Mr. and ing M Kewei Mr. ermans M E. Jennifer Bazin s. M Jennifer s. M and cCulloch M J. ie Jam Mr. Mr. and M rs. Robert K. Simonds Simonds K. Robert rs. Salvner M A. and Mr. atthew M rs. M and ansour Mr. M Tareq Nusbaum rs. M Jill and s. M Mr. and Levy Jonathan Mr. Chia K. Douglas rs. M and Mr. and Bobbitt B. Christopher Mr. ls f2026 o Class Yakoby Nir rs. M and Dr. and ar Sukum irtham Ramam Dr. Chen Janet Dr. and Soffer Benny Dr. ’92 Shin Singh Nara and Rachana Eon Dr. Drs. and Shah B. Kekul Dr. cIntyre M J. David rs. M and Mr. ain cC M L. Charles rs. M and Mr. and Sherman G. Leonardi Elizabeth A. s. M Charles rs. M and Mr. Kaleem Hassan Dr. and Mr. Furlonge L. Nicole Dr. and Furlonge D. Frost . Nigel W Mr. Barry rs. M Fenton and D. Mr. Lewis rs. M Feder and J. Mr. ichael M s. M and Mr. Dorman Elisabeth s. M Dhingra Ravi rs. M and Mr. r adMr.Mate .Wilson W R. atthew M rs. M and Mr. and ’95 ijaya P.W Ian Mr. Participation: 92% Participation: Xie Jipan Dr. and Lai P. Lawrence Dr. ahjubi M Ellie and aghighat H Bruce Doshi Dipal rs. M and Mr. II Dorman C. Stuart Mr. Mr. Barry A. Bruno Bruno A. Barry Bartlett Mr. P. Grabbe John rs. Natalie M s. and M and Mr. olffert W Barbie Jennifer s. Sabrina M s. and M Ardehali Bijan Mr. Geoffrey L. and Kerri L. Cook Cook L. Kerri and L. Colarusso Geoffrey J. Frank Mrs. and Dr. Grade Captain: Jen n ifer Wolffert ifer n Jen Captain: Grade Grade Volunteers: Jessica Chia, M eghan Harrison, eghan M Chia, Jessica Volunteers: Grade M s. Beth Sparandera-Trawinski Sparandera-Trawinski Beth s. M M s. Tiffany L. Smith Smith L. Tiffany s. M M r. Christopher M aher aher M Christopher r. M M s. Anupa Shah W ijaya ’94 ’94 ijaya W Shah Anupa s. M Dr. Satya Varagoor Varagoor Satya Dr.

Special thanks to the 98% of the faculty Pamela J. Flory Carmen Perez Morales and staff who supported the Annual M yriam Folkes John Moran Fund this year. Their support means a David M. Freedholm * Carolyn Norin Nicole L. Furlonge Carol Olson great deal and inspires others in our Beverly G. Gallagher *** Gilbert Olvera community to give back.______Emily Q^ Gallagher * Maryann F. Ortiz ** Jennifer L. Gallagher Ramon Padovani 2012-2013 Faculty and Staff Annual Fund Volunteers: Amy M. Gallo ’03 Rebecca Pagitt-Mungai Todd G udgel- Chair, Chris Devlin, Tarshia Griffin- Tracey W . Gates * Charles Papp 2012/201.: Report 1Annua Ley, Jim Laughlin ’80, Doug McLane, Gil Olvera, Joanna Gerlock Cynthia H. Peifer * Susan Reichlin, Aaron Schomburg Dulany H. Gibson * Gary Perchalski Marjorie Wallace Gibson ’84 **** Abigail Perry Anonymous Sheila S. Goeke Karen E. Pike Dean Acquaviva ** AJ J. Goldman Howard F. Powers, Jr. ’80 ***** Mark Adams Sarah M. Graham Suzanne M. Procaccino Edem K. Afemeku * Tarshia M. Griffin-Ley * Tara Wyman Quigley * William Asch Jane E. Grigger *** Thomas J. Quigley, Jr. * James G. Atkeson * Todd B. Gudgel *** Andy Ramirez Krista F. Atkeson * Leslie J. Hagan Elizabeth H. Ransom Kimberly Ballinger * Catherine T. Haggarty Sandra Reedy Ronald M. Banas Stephanie L. Hancock Susan M. Reichlin **** Orelia Barrientos Steven E. Hancock * Michael Rich Mary Ann Bass Caroline Erdman Hare ’75 Hector Rivera Jamison Bean Christine Hart * Elizabeth S. C. Rizza * Amy Beckford Peter Higgins * Marybeth Roach * Denise G. Bencivengo *** Debra J. Hillmanno * Ann Robideaux Scott Bertoli * Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick *** Megan Roeder Shonell Best-Brown John B. Howe * Kathryn Rosko Karla Biesecker Rachel Kamen Jeffrey D. Rubens * Corinne E. Bilodeau Paulette G. Kampe Henry Rulon-Miller ’51 * Caryn A. Blum Nina Keller Tomasz Rzeczycki Ryan Brechmacher Alesia I. Klein * Carolyn Salgado Barbara A. Brent **** Katherine Koenigsknecht George B. Sanderson ** Henry R Bristol II ’72 * Paula Koerte * Carmen Santa-Cruz Thomas Buckelew Jessica Kunz Andrea Schafer * Stan Cahill David H. LaMotte ** Andrew Schmidt Luis A. Camacho Paul Larkin Aaron W. Schomburg * Jerome M. Campbell * Karen Latham * Kathy A. Schulte ** Trevor J. Campbell ’04 James Y. Laughlin ’80 ** Amy Sharpless Carlos A. Cara * Jennifer B. Laurash M aria E. Shepard * Margot Chalek Paul Legato Emily Shircliff Jessica Reinertsen Clingman Richard Lenz Marie L. Shock ** Arlene Cohen * Katherine Long Michelle H. Simonds Daniel I. Cohen * Raul Lopez Chelsea E. Simpson Kimberly Collura M . Jack M adani ** Donald E. Slabicki * Irina V. Covington Christopher R. Maher Keith L. Smith Jeanne M. Crowell Heather Maione Mitchell F. Smith Julie M. Cucchi * Barbara Maloney *** Bette Ipsen Soloway * Liz Cutler ** Nicole Reiners Mangino Juan Soto Pujols Susan Daly-Rouse *** Yves Marcuard **** E. J. Spencer * Richard J. D’Andrea Amy L. Marquette H eidi S. Spillane Elizabeth Davis Ruth Y. M artinez Paul J. Stellato * Christopher J. Devlin M ark D. Mason W illiam A. Stoltzfus III *** Vikram Dhabaldeb Brian Mayer Steven J. Storey Janet Zoubek Dickson Janet Mayo Silvia Strauss-Debenedetti Ryan Donovan JoAnne McAuley Stephanie Stuefer Eamon M. Downey * Jamie McCulloch Deborah Sugarman * Kelly J. Dun *** Douglas J. McLane, Jr. Lisa S. Surace M ichael S. Emann * Lisa Webster McLane * James J. Sweeney Paul Epply- Schmidt *** Paris L. McLean ’00 Katy Terry Judith Erdman ’72 ** Margery F. Miller * Evelyn Thomas *** Sophie Evans Henry R. Minarick Jill L. Thomas ***** Laurence M. Farhat * Jennifer E. Mischner *** Sarah Griffin Thompson ’84 ’ Susan C. Ferguson ** Brian Mochnal Ronald Tola Charles Fetter * Paminas Mogaka Tian H. Tu David S. Figueroa-Ortiz Elizabeth A. Monroe Carlton H. Tucker h’13 *** Sonia M. Flores-Khan Elias Montes Robert Tuckman *

Consecutive Annual Fund Donors: 5 plus years *; 10 plus years **; 15 plus years ***, 20 plus years ****, 25 plus years***** Fall 2 0 1 3 OR AL JOURN 2 6 ^deceased Annual Report 2 0 12 / 2 0 13 Joseph Abelson ’73 Abelson Joseph nyP Bitl I 7 ad ua P Bristol P. Susan and ’72 II Bristol P. enry H ’75 Brinster E. John rs. M and r. M ’78 Baicker Keith J. Jennifer E. Vradenburgh * Vradenburgh E. Jennifer Mr. and M rs. M ichael Brent Brent ichael M rs. M and Mr. ’50 Bradburn cAneny M endy W Andrew M . Bordeman ’98 ’98 Bordeman . M Andrew Velsor Van Jeffrey Mr. and M rs. Sean P. Brennan Brennan P. Sean rs. M and Mr. Brahaney C. arc M Mr. neJmeo plgt ’99 Applegate Jamieson Anne Mr. John G. Bowen and M s. Diana M . Noya Noya . M Diana s. M and Bowen G. John Mr. Bernardi P. Richard rs. M and Mr. ’00 Baskin Spinner Tracey Mr. M ichael D. Auerbach and Ms. Lisa Ms. and Auerbach Auerbach D. ichael M Mr. M rs. Ellis Anderson Ellis rs. M Schulte Kathy s. M and Amaral Patrick Mr. ’99 Aldrich Tardugno aria Acquaviva M Dean rs. M and r. M Young L. Tracy s illiam W Y. othy Tim ***** ’70 iley W . M Ann ang W ei-hsing W Linda Staniar Bergh Bergh Staniar Linda ’02 Bergh Courtney ’85 Bennett S. Bencivengo Laura C. Ralph rs. M and Dr. ’63 Banister Outerbridge Patience ’51 Baker cAllen Bailey M C. Gordon Stephen rs. M and r. M ’54 Bachelder Mason Louise Glenna W eisberg Andersen ’73 Andersen eisberg W Glenna Jr. Ackley, . M Alexander Dr. * s illiam W ary M alsh W L. ichele M Audrey L. Vareha Vareha L. Audrey Vamosy J. Anthony Lylah M . Alphonse ’90 Alphonse . M Lylah ’74 Aall B. Christian Semper Luceats The **** right W Dolores Richard W . Baker III ’58 ’58 III Baker . W Richard Donna S. Zarzecki *** Zarzecki S. Donna * Young Darius ** Yakoby Beth oll W A. Krysta andmeans agreathelp school. maketo PDS Semper Fund10forormore consecutive years and donorswho have given tothe Annual * alker W Barbara Luceatwas Fine’stheSchoolMiss motto alker W L. Stacey ** Vanderbilt Roslyn (Lucy Englander Brinster ’78) Brinster Englander (Lucy m a y it a lw a ys shine. ys a lw a it y a m 66 6 ’6 areourmost loyal ete dad ’64 Edwards Jettie Jody Erdman ’72 Erdman Jody onH Dny r ’81 Jr. Denny, H. John ’49 Dawe Budny Joan W illiam Edwards, Jr. ’63 Jr. Edwards, illiam W III Claghorn . W John Mr. and Mrs. M ark A. Egner ’82 ’82 Egner A. ark M Mrs. and Mr. Chen Jaye ’57 Jr. Carey, James Jan H all Burruss ’72 ’72 Burruss all H Jan r alad eeedJan EpySh idt Epply-Schm Joanne Reverend and Paul Mr. ’72 ’75 Englander Ellsworth . ichael W M Shawn Mrs. and Mr. ’60 Eckfeldt Thompson artha M M ichael P. Erdman ’50 Erdman P. ichael M Epstein I. Jonathan rs. M and Mr. Jr. Egner, E. John rs. M and r. tM Dickson T. Donald DiBianca F.Mr. Thomas rs. M and Mr. ’55 III Dean K. Guy rs. M and Mr. and Daly-Rouse Susan s. M Anne Bishop Faynberg ’73 Faynberg Bishop Anne Farina Falcon Jean I. rs. M ichael M rs. M and Mr. ’62 Ellison alker W Katharine ’62 Eckels H. Richard Dykstra Betsy and Craig Dun A. James rs. ’77 M and Dr. Dufresne Bachelder Christina Sr. Denny, H. John rs. M and Mr. ’82 DeCandia Donald ’59 Clapp Kinczel Ann Am y Venable Ciuffreda Ciuffreda Venable y Am ’61 Chubet D. Thomas r adMr.PtrM. Fasolo . M Peter rs. M and Farina Mr. J. Robert Mrs. and Mr. Farina Laura ’43 Erdman B. E. Peter ’53 Cuyler Grenville G. Dr. and Cutler R. Elizabeth s. M ’62 Cotton Gail Cole A. Christopher Mrs. and Mr. Chen Y. Earl rs. M and Mr. Mr. Alan Chimacoff and M s. Joan S. Girgus Girgus S. Joan s. M and Chimacoff Alan Mr. Mr. and M rs. Robert W . Burks Burks . W Robert rs. M and Mr. ’92 Bromwich Adam Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Ferguson Stuart Mrs. Felton . and M Dr. Stephen rs. M and Dr. ’79 Fein A. Douglas ’40 Clement Vandewater Phyllis Chappell H. Hayward ’78 Mrs. Cavanaugh Chen Nancy Dr. and M rs. Paul H. Chew Chew H. Paul rs. M and ’84 Dr. Chen .P C Victoria ’53 III Cannon B. enry H ’70 Cagan-Doeringer Frederica Mrs. Graham M . Brush, Jr. Brush, . M Graham Mrs. Dr. and M rs. Robert D. Capinpin Capinpin D. Robert rs. M and Dr. ’92 Capinpin . M Kevin ’79 Camisa G. Vance Dr. and Mrs. W illiam P. Burks Burks P. illiam W Mrs. and Dr. ’43 Brown Schulte Olive Scott J. Feldman ’93 Feldman J. Scott Katharine Bryan Bulkley ’47 ’47 Bulkley Bryan Katharine Mr. Thomas G. Kreutz Kreutz G. Thomas Mr. Mr. Charles B. Rouse Rouse B. Charles Mr. BraaGifnCl ’78) Cole Griffin (Barbara 86 6 ’8 ’79 68 8 ’6 8 ’88 Julia Fulper H ardt ’61 ’61 ardt H Fulper Julia John L. Griffith III ’99 ’99 III Griffith L. John Goldman igi G and Jim Jennifer Chandler Hauge ’78 ’78 Hauge Chandler Jennifer Julia Penick G arry ’77 ’77 arry G Penick Julia Alexandra Smith Gunderson ’75 ’75 Gunderson Smith Alexandra raff’75 G P. illiam W Gosnell . H Thomas rs. M Alice Lee Groton ’78 ’78 Groton Lee Alice Grigger E. Jane s. M Greenberg S. illiam W rs. M and r. M and ’74 Goldman L. Jill s. M M r. and M rs. Thomas L. Gardner Gardner L. Thomas rs. M and r. M M r. and M rs. Alexander D. Hanson Hanson D. Alexander rs. M and Haney r. J. M Robert rs. M and r. M and Hamlin C. Jr. Andrew all, r. H M P.III John rs. aggerty M H . and M r. M Daniel rs. M and r. M M r. Todd B. Gudgel and M s. Colleen A. Foy Foy A. Colleen s. M and Gudgel B. Grounds Todd . r. M M Peter rs. M and r. M and Graonic D. ilos M Dr. ’84 Goldsmith Straut Barbara Mr. and M rs. David E. Goldberg Goldberg E. David rs. M ’73 and Mr. Gillock hipple W Louise Gibson E. Peter rs. M and Mr. Itez-Gerdes Berna Mrs. ’78 and Gerdes Gates F. R. Joseph Mr. Thomas rs. ’42 M Jr. and Gates, Mr. Moore rs. M and Mr. Agnes S. Fulper ’54 ’54 Fulper S. Frothingham A. Agnes David rs. M and r. M Frieder Jonathan rs. M and r. M M ichael L. H art art H L. ichael M M r. and M rs. Steven P. Herrup Herrup P. Steven rs. M and r. M Smith P. Thomas Mr. and Henkin Gayle Henkel s. J. M Richard rs. M and Mr. ’43 Heald A. ark M Drs. Christopher and Dorota Gribbin Gribbin Dorota and Christopher ’83 Drs. Gregory Zenzie Beatrice Greek athy C and Greek Frank ’82 Geter-Douglass Beth Mr. and M rs. John F. Gallagher Gallagher F. John rs. M and Mr. Fried B. Robert Mrs. and Mr. and Francfort P. Gregory Mr. Fort Ann Betty s. M ’54 Ford Shannon Nancy C ary Sm ith H art ’64 ’64 art H ith Sm ary C Daniel J. H elm ick ’90 ’90 ick elm H J. Daniel ’63 Haas Campbell Sally is Dvd . itn Sr. Fitton, S. David Airs. ’79 Jr. Fitton, S. David Benjamin M . Frost ’92 ’92 Frost . M Benjamin Deborah Hobler Hobler Deborah ’82 Herr . M Lorraine ’84 Herr R. Daniel Dr. Keith J. Fishbein and Dr. Nancy L. Feldman Feldman L. Nancy Dr. and Fishbein J. Keith Dr. and Fisch J. Nathaniel Professor Eric D. Hochberg ’98 ’98 Hochberg D. Eric Karen P. Fredericks ’89 ’89 Fredericks P. Karen ’77 Flight Russell Barbara ’73 Fisher . M Ellen Susan C. Hockings Hockings C. Susan M s. Sasha Dragas-Graonic Dragas-Graonic Sasha s. M Richards A. Lawrence Mr. M s. Kathleen Deignan Deignan Kathleen s. M M s. Patricia A. Francfort Francfort A. Patricia s. M (M arjorie W allace Gibson ’84) Gibson allace W arjorie (M Dr. Tobe M . Fisch Fisch . M Tobe Dr. 68 8 ’6 66 6 ’6 86 ’8 I

Katherine Gulick Hoffman ’72 M s. Eva M antell ’81 and Mr. J. M errell Noden Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Reichlin Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Hofmann, Jr. Charles F. Mapes, Jr. ’48 The Reverend Carl D. Reimers Benjamin A. Hohmuth ’90 Mr. Yves Marcuard and Ms. Cheryl D. Whitney Gail Petty Riepe ’64 Ms. Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick and Jay R. Marcus ’80 Mr. Michael K. Rigby and Ms. Wendy W. Horn Mr. Michael D. Lemonick Mr. and Mrs. Jules W. Marcus W illiam E. Rigot ’68 Christopher J. Horan ’79 Richard G. Marcus ’62 Dr. and Mrs. F. Edward Roberts, Jr. Mrs. Benjamin F. Houston Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Marshall, Jr. Markley Roberts ’44 63 Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Howard H ilary M artin ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Roberts ’8 6 Timothy S. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Mascioli Shepherd K. Roberts ’47 Annual Mary Lawson-Johnston Howe ’85 Mr. Henry H. Matelson Stuart Robson, Jr. ’57 Benjamin F. Howell, Jr. ’32 Dr. Elisa M atthes Barbara Johnston Rodgers ’51 eot 0221 ^deceased 2012/2013Report Julia Stabler Hull ’76 Mr. Edward E. Matthews Arianna Rosati ’88 Taylor K. Hwong ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Matthews ’76 Dr. and Mrs. Norman R. Rosenthal Mary Hobler Hyson ’6 8 Mr. Tim W. E. Maudlin and Andrew A. Ross ’81 Alice Jacobson ’63 Mrs. Vishnya Maudlin Mr. Llewellyn G. Ross and Ms. Miles Dumont Ariana Jakub ’99 Colin C. McAneny ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Rossmassler ’47 Ms. Tamara Jakub Tania Lawson-Johnston M cCleery ’71 Jeremy E. Rothfleisch ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Jamieson, Jr. Ann I. M cClellan ’6 8 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rothstein Kathleen O. Jamieson ’96 Mrs. Bruce McClellan Wendy Gartner Rowland ’53 Mrs. Marius B. Jansen Robert N. McClellan ’77 Hardy S. Royal ’89 Dr. and M rs. Paul B. Jenkins Jo Schlossberg McConaghy ’67 Mr. Toms B. Royal Ms. Barbara L. Johnson Frank A. McDougald III ’83 Ms. Tracy Ruggiero Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson Mr. and Mrs. George H. McLaughlin II Patrick Rulon-Miller ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Johnston Howard McMorris II ’59 Mrs. Norman F.S. Russell Kelley Keegan ’03 Wendy Lawson-Johnston McNeil ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Ruvinsky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Keegan, Jr. Sean N. Merriweather ’99 Alice Ganoe Ryden ’82 Hilary Thompson Kenyon ’53 Catherine White Mertz ’79 Dr. Jonathan R. Sachs and Mr. Kevin R. Kenyon and Sara Peach Messier ’01 Dr. Susan Bakewell Sachs Mrs. Jane Henderson Kenyon ’79 Edwin H. M etcalf’51 Dr. and Mrs. Jan N. Safer Hope Thompson Kerr ’53 Nancy B. Miller ’57 Mr. and Mrs. George B. Sanderson Nancy Hudler Keuffel ’58 Polly T. M iller ’63 David Sayen ’64 James B. Kilgore '63 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Milstein Kenneth C. Scasserra ’53 L. Chloe King ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mischner William D. Schafer ’87 Lewis C. Kleinhans III ’46 John B. M ittnacht ’73 Sally Hagen Schmid ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Korenjak Debbie and Steve Modzelewski Lauren Goodyear Schramm ’82 Benjamin B. Kuris ’93 Patience Morgan-Irigoyen ’6 6 Jeffrey E. Schuss ’73 Mr. David H. LaMotte and Ms. Jani Rachelson Kang-Yup Na ’82 Sara M. Schwiebert h’05 Sally Kuser Lane ’42 H illary Hayes Nastro ’93 Susan Bauer Schwinger ’73 Mr. and Mrs. John Langeler Dr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Noonan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Carter Sednaoui Mr. Paul A. Lanzotti Robert A. Norman ’71 Mr. Gerald P. Seid Ms. Cynthia M. Laskin Julia Sturges O’Connor ’43 Dr. Sandra and Dr. Yitzhak Sharon Mr. and Mrs. James B. Laughlin ’43 Laurie and Andy Okun Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Shechtel (Julia Gallup Laughlin ’55) Jessica Feig Opet ’01 Marjorie Shaw ’70 and Mr. Barney Rush Mr. and M rs. Jam es Y. Laughlin ’80 Mrs. Maryann F. Ortiz M rs. Edwin D. Shaw, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston Ms. Patricia Osander Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sheridan IV Mr. Robin B. Laylin and Jane Dielhenn Otis ’60 Jane Gihon Shillaber ’53 Ms. Laura D. Baird-Laylin Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Paci Mr. and Mrs. John R. Shock Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lee Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Paine III A. Markell Meyers Shriver ’46 Julia R. Lee ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Paneyko Dr. Lawrence R. Siegel and Mrs. Paula Siegel Mr. Stephen E. LeMenager and Mr. and Mrs. John M. Peach Rebecca Nemiroff Siegel ’96 Ms. Laura A. Huntsman Jeffrey F. Perlman ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey A. Silk Suzanne E. Lengyel ’84 Laura B. Peterson ’67 Muna Shehadi Sill ’79 Eleanor Vandewater Leonard ’44 Mr. and Mrs. Elwood W. Phares II Mr. and Mrs. Michael Slattery Ronald Li and Carol Chiang-Li Melissa J. Phares ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Smith Nancy M. Lifland Mr. and Mrs. Norman M. Phipps David B. Smoyer ’56 Dr. and Mrs. Judson C. Linville Dorothy Pickering ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Smukler Am y R. Livingston ’91 Alice Roberts Pierson ’47 Barbara Spalholz ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Lloyd Robert R. Piper ’46 Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stanton Catharine J. Loughran ’34 Mary Byrd Platt ’49 Austin C. Starkey, Jr. ’69 Kathleen Dunn Lyman ’56 Mr. Stephen A. Pollard ’90 and Linda Maxwell Stefanelli ’62 Mr. and Mrs. M. Jack S. Madani Dr. Jessica Stevens Dr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Sternberg Laura W. Mali-Astrue ’74 Howard F. Powers, Jr. ’80 Michele R. Sternberg ’87 Dr. Burton G. Malkiel and Joseph D. Punia ’71 Jon and Meredith Stevens Dr. Nancy Weiss Malkiel Russell B. Pyne ’73 Dana H. Stewardson ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Cristopher Maloney Mr. and Mrs. John G. Quigley Richard N. Stillwell ’50 Mr. Michael S. Manning and Heather Dembert Rafter ’78 Mr. William A. Stoltzfus III and Mrs. Sharon L. Hoffman-Manning Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ragsdale Ms. Alison L. Baxter

Fall 2 0 1 3 OR AL JOURN 64 Giovanna Gray Torchio ’98 Torchio Gray Giovanna 64 Annual Report 2012/2013 John T. Woodward IV ’84 ’84 IV Woodward T. ’69 John ilson W Gorman Jean Jane T. W iley ’69 ’69 iley W T. Jane M rs. H enry Zenzie Zenzie enry H rs. M John E. Vine ’82 ’82 Vine E. John George M . Zoukee ’77 Zoukee . M George Zarzecki S. Donna s. M right W Dolores ’71 s. M orthington W C. Thomas Ann M . W iley ’70 ’70 iley W . M Ann M ary Greey W oody ’41 oody W Greey ary M and s illiam W Stephen r. M and hittaker W E. Richard r. M Dr. and M rs. Nir Yakoby Yakoby Nir rs. M and Dr. ’94 u W Cornelia ’75 erding ilm W Gay Cintra Eglin W illcox ’76 ’76 illcox W Eglin Cintra III ilde W A. illiam W rs. M and Mr. ’52 an hitm W Neumann von arina M hite W S. Noel ’74 rs. M hite W Hunter ary M and ’78 Westergaard ’52 Elizabeth ellemeyer s. W M C. John rs. M and Mr. ’50 allace W C. illiam W Robert D. W ilm ot ’69 ’69 ot ilm W D. Robert Mr. and M rs. Kendrick W . W hite hite W . W Kendrick rs. M and Mr. einer W Neil rs. M and Mr. and ’71 arren W A. Lisbeth s. M ’48 allace W D. John rs. M and Mr. Austin P. Sullivan, Jr. ’54 ’54 Jr. Sullivan, P. Austin M s. Jill L. Thomas Thomas L. Jill s. M Mr. and M rs. John C. Urisko III III Urisko C. John rs. M and Mr. h’13 Tucker H. Carlton rs. M and Mr. Mr. and M rs. Grant M . W ard ard W . M Grant rs. M and Mr. alter W . W Frank rs. M and Mr. Vik . M Gustav Mrs. and Mr. Vehslage Ramsay rs. M and Mr. Mr. and M rs. Peter J. Tate Tate J. Peter rs. M and Mr. Mr. and M rs. Edward D. Thomas Thomas D. Edward rs. M and Mr. Palmer B. Uhl ’74 ’74 Uhl B. Palmer Robert C. W hitlock, Jr. ’78 ’78 Jr. hitlock, W C. Robert ’72 alsh W E. Diana and Venturo F. David Professor Mr. and M rs. Christopher M . Thomas ’82 ’82 Thomas . M Christopher rs. M and Mr. Caroline Stewardson Thornewill ’83 Thornewill Stewardson Caroline Randall S. W alter ’87 ’87 alter W S. Randall Vanderbilt H. David and G. Roslyn Susan Barclay W alcott ’57 ’57 alcott W Barclay Susan ’72 Vogt T. enry H ’70 Vine . M Stephen Karen M . Turner ’72 ’72 Turner . M Karen Susan Schildkraut W allach ’64 ’64 allach W Schildkraut Susan M s. C. Treby W illiam s ’80 ’80 s illiam W Treby C. s. M Dr. M argaret M . M cCann cCann M . M argaret M Dr. Kilbourne B. Thomas r. M Mr. Robert Cantlay Cantlay Robert Mr. M s. Jeanne C. Conerly Conerly C. Jeanne s. M (Karen Callaway Urisko ’85) Urisko Callaway (Karen Lsi Sru r ’80) ard W Straut (Leslie onWils ’61 illis W John Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and and Tuckman D. Robert Mr. Blitzer J. ichael M rs. M and Mr. Blakes Monroe rs. M ’24 and Blakes Mr. ikayla M of Honor In Mr. and M rs. John C. W ellem eyer ’52 eyer ellem W C. John rs. M and Mr. Blum Caryn of Honor In ’06 Blitzer G. David of Honor In Blakes Monroe Mrs. and ’21 Mr. Blakes T. of Jaylen Honor In Bender E. ark M Mrs. and Mr. Goldfarb Sally s. M and Straus Joseph Mr. ’08 III Brown Theodore Blitzer J. ichael M rs. M and Mr. r adMs on . Shock R. John Mrs. and Mr. Bing Sandy of Honor In ’82 Braswell Barry April Rosati Arianna Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and and Tuckman D. Robert Mr. gifts givengifts in honor orof inmemory of In Honor of Barbara Brent Barbara of Honor In ’04 Bender of Jason Honor In Bencivengo Denise of Honor In ’98 Bartholomew Blitzer arin M of Honor In Barclay S. Elinor of Honor In Baker of Jan Honor In Mr. Joseph Straus and M s. Sally Goldfarb Goldfarb Sally s. M and Straus Joseph Mr. Arun alathi M Mrs. and Chinnaraju Arun Mr. Arun alathi M rs. M and Chinnaraju Arun Mr. Alter Nancy rs. M and Howard Mr. ’52 ellemeyer W C. John rs. M and Mr. n oo fAsa rn ’24 Arun Akshay of Honor In ’21 Arun Aishwarrya of Honor In America of Honor In someonespecial. In Honor of W illiam M . Asch Asch . M illiam W of Honor In ’10 iller M J. 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M and Straus Joseph Mr. . n s KvnM. Zlock . M Kevin Goldfarb rs. M Sally and s. r. M M and Straus rtiz Joseph Mr. Figueroa-O David of Honor In Cara Carlos of Honor In and Tuckman D. Robert r. M Campbell Rome of Honor In ’52 eyer ellem W C. John rs. M and r. M and Tuckman D. Robert r. M Professor David F. Venturo and and Venturo F. David Professor Curtis Laurie of Honor In Cooper enry H of Honor In Brune C. Christian rs. M and Mr. Cohen Daniel of Honor In Chalek argot M of Honor In ui ruz ’12 arquez M . M Lucia Batterman Eric and Cathy Burkett David of Honor In Buckelew Thomas of Honor In ’72 Bristol P. enry H of Honor In Lila W . Cruikshank ’00 ’00 Cruikshank . W Lila ’80 Cooper K. E. Sara M s. Kathleen Deignan Kathleen s. M Conerly C. Jeanne s. M Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Vicki Rabbi Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Tuckman Vicki Rabbi Tuckman Vicki Rabbi Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Tuckman Vicki Rabbi In Honor of Sonia Flores-Khan In Honor of Jerry Hirniak In Honor of M alia Leveson ’18 Mr. Robert D. 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In Honor of David Freedholm Sue Kleinberg ’6 8 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wellemeyer ’52 13 0 2 / 12 0 2 Reportd Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and Rabbi Vicki Tuckman In Honor of Franklin P. Jacobson In Honor of Casey J. Maher ’25 Clare Gould ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sherman In Honor of Benjamin Frost ’92 Ms. Nancy Frost In Honor of Rachel Kamen In Honor of Barbara Maloney Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and Nicholas M aloney ’05 In Honor of Steven E. Gadd Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Mr. Steven Eisenberg and In Honor of Nicole Mangino Dr. Janet Shapiro Eisenberg In Honor of Paulette Kampe Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb Rabbi Vicki Tuckman In Honor of Amy Gallo ’03 Theodore Brown III ’08 In Honor of Jacob Kaufman ’11 In Honor of Yves Marcuard Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wellemeyer ’52 In Honor of Tracey Gates Theodore Brown III ’08 In Honor of Jonas Kaufman ’13 In Honor of Louise Topp McClure Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kaufman Professor David F. Venturo and In Honor of Sheila Goeke Ms. Jeanne C. Conerly Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Hancock In Honor of Patrick Kerney ’94 Hillenbrand Family Foundation In Honor of PhineasJ. McCulloch ’25 In Honor of Sarah M. Graham Mr. and Mrs. M. Roch Hillenbrand Mr. Jamie J. McCulloch and Ms. Jennifer Bazin Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb In Honor of Caryle King ’15 In Honor of Douglas McLane In Honor of Jane Grigger Anonymous Mr. Peter A. Miller and Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and Ms. Jacqueline Schreiber Rabbi Vicki Tuckman In Honor of Katherine Koenigsknecht Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb In Honor of Leslie Hagan In Honor of Paris L. McLean ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Wood In Honor of Paula Koerte Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Washington, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Hancock In Honor of William Hamilton ’20 In Honor of Cathie Miller Mr. and Mrs. C. Patrick O’Donnell In Honor of Camille B. Konopka 15 Mr. Peter Dickson and Ms. Maribeth M . Trainor and Dr. Timothy Trainor Ms. Janet Zoubek Dickson In Honor of Steven E. Hancock Professor David F. Venturo and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Suarez In Honor of Mr. Reynaldo Lajara Ms. Jeanne C. Conerly Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and Mr. and Mrs. Mario C. Talusan Rabbi Vicki Tuckman In Honor of Kailtin A. Mischner ’05 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wellemeyer ’52 In Honor of David LaMotte Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mischner Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Zlock In Honor of Elizabeth (Liz) Cutler In Honor of Lindsey Mischner ’08 Arianna Rosati ’88 In Honor of Karen Latham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mischner Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb In Honor of Jennifer Chandler Hauge ’78 In Honor of Sarah Mischner '06 Dr. and M rs. James J. Chandler In Honor of Sarah Latham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Mischner Theodore Brown III ’08 In Honor of Alicia Hercz In Honor of Eizabeth A. Monroe H. Dawn Feldman Fukuda ’88 In Honor of Alan Lavine Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Zlock Susan Bauer Schwinger ’73 In Honor of Peter Higgins In Honor of John Moran Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb In Honor of Holly Lehmann Mr. Joseph Straus and Ms. Sally Goldfarb Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and Kyle Boatwright ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Zlock Rabbi Vicki Tuckman In Honor of Courtney Leopold ’06 In Honor of Josiane Morgenstern In Honor of Debra Hillmanno Dr. Clayton E. Leopold Professor David F. Venturo and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wellemeyer ’52 Ms. Jeanne C. Conerly In Honor of Jared Leveson ’19 Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Lefkowitz

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M the 2013 Tech Crew Crew Tech 2013 the Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Vicki Rabbi Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Vicki Rabbi Tuckman Vicki Rabbi (Karen C allaway Urisko ’85) Urisko allaway C (Karen In Honor of Barbara Walker In M em ory of Rita Sweeney Ehmann ’83 In Memory of Winifred Dickey Kellogg ’62 Theodore Brown III ’08 Rena Ann Whitehouse ’83 Susan Shea McPherson ’62 Erin K. McCormick ’04 Mr. Robert D. Tuckman and In Memory of Charlene Elmore In Memory of Robert S. Krueger Rabbi Vicki Tuckman Rosalind Waskow Hansen ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brent Mr. and Mrs. John C. Urisko III In Honor of John D. Wallace ’48 (Karen Callaway Urisko ’85) In Memory of Marlene Kurtz Dr. and Mrs. James J. Chandler Rachel A. Kleinman ’98 Paul and Maureen Stellato In Memory of Michele Namm Epperson ’90 Jeffrey Kurtz ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Goldman In Honor of Wei-hsing Wang Stacey Namm Levine ’92 In Memory of Kevin Lamon ’02 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Wellemeyer ’52 Dr. and Mrs. Joel Namm Fund Aviva P. 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In Memory of Irene Conroy In Memory of Carroll Kane In Memory of John Mislow ’88 Katherine Gulick Hoffman ’72 Ann and Bill Brine Family Foundation Abigail Zimskind Schein ’8 8 Ms. Susan Clancy In Memory of Dr. Pabitra Datta Ms. Elisabeth Cross and In M em ory of Susan E. G. M oll Dr. Natasha Datta Moore ’92 and Mr. Charles Tilgner III Mr. Kenneth E. Moll and Mr. Gary A. Moore ’92 Mrs. Charles P. Dennison Dr. Nancy L. Carteron Ms. Margaret H. Emmons Matt O. Weinstock ’06 In Memory of Stanislw Drabiuk Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Ford III Robert A. Drabiuk ’96 Paula Cook Sculley ’62 In Memory of Judith Taylor Murray ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Shuck Eileen Baker Strathnaver ’60 Ms. Fran Stephenson OR AL JOURN 8 6

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Fall 2 0 1 3 WELCOME FROM THE Alumni Board

Greetings from the Alumni Board! I am proud to be serving as the President of the Princeton Day School Alumni Board this year. Our alumni community is growing stronger each year, and I'm very pleased to announce to you that 93% of the Class of 2013 signed the 4-year Blue and White pledge to the Annual Fund. 2013/2014 This is a tremendous vote of confidence in the strength of our School. Alumni Board As this issue focuses on health and wellness, I would like to share that I just completed a 500+ Stephen A. Pollard ’90 mile bike tour raising funds for Anchor House, a nonprofit based in Trenton that provides President resources to at-risk youth and their families (www.anchorhousenjorg). Our group rode from Barbara Rose MFS ’64 Burlington, VT, to Trenton over seven days, during the hottest week of the summer. As a tour, Vice President not a race, we had 200 riders of all ages, experience, and fitness levels. Whether the daily distance took you four or ten hours, it was only through good training, nutrition, and hydration that miles Benjamin (Ben) M. Frost ’92 were completed. Ex-Officio Alumni Gatherings Aly G. Cohen '91 We have hosted some amazing alumni events already this year in Boston, New York, and Patrick (Pat) L. Courtney '85 Washington, DC. In the coming months, look for invitations to gatherings in Princeton and Allissa C. Crea '06 New York. We are still finalizing the calendar, so if there are other locations that we should M ark A. Egner '82 Scott J. Feldman '93 consider, please do not hesitate to contact any of the Alumni Board members. Christopher (Chris) W. Gerry '99 Remember to join us over the Thanksgiving break at the annual Thanksgiving Games on Regan Hofmann '85 November 29. This year’s festivities will feature alumni hockey, soccer, and basketball games, Justin Revelle '03 Arianna Rosati ’88 as well as a family skate at the Lisa McGraw ’44 Ice Rink. Margaret (Marlee) L. Sayen '0 2 On December 18, we look forward to celebrating with our young alums at the annual Young Alumni Pub Night at The Yankee Doodle Tap Room in the Nassau Inn in Princeton. Kaylie B. Yatskowitz Director of Alumni Relations Welcome to our New Board Members Please help me in welcoming these new members to the board: Allissa Crea ’06, Scott Feldman ’93, Amy M. Gallo ’03 Director of Young Alumni and Regan Hofmann ’85. Engagement and Giving Remember, you can stay connected with your fellow alums through our PDS Alums Facebook page, our PDS Alumni Community on Linkedln, our PDS Alumni Connect app, and on the new Alumni pages on www.pds.org. I look forward to welcoming you at our events this year! Stephen Pollard ’90 President, Alumni Board

Upcoming Alumni Events

Thanksgiving Alumni Games on Friday November 29 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.—Coed Ice Hockey Location: Lisa McGraw ’44 Rink; Frankie K Men’s Basketball Location: Dean Mathey Lower Gym; Coed Soccer Location: Smoyer Turf Field 3:15 p.m.to 5:00 p.m.—Alumni Reception and Family Skate Location: Lisa McGraw ’44 Rink New York Regional Gathering at The Penn Club in New York City on Wednesday, December 4

6th Annual Young Alumni Pub Night at The Nassau Inn Tap Room in Princeton on Wednesday, December 18 Al umni Weekend May 17- 18, 2013

Alumni Weekend 2013 Class Parties 1. Class of 2008, 5th Reunion 2. Class of 2003, 10th Reunion 3. Class of 1998, 15th Reunion 4. Class of 1993, 20th Reunion 5. Class of 1988, 25th Reunion 6. Class of 1983, 30th Reunion 7. Class of 1978, 35th Reunion

Fall 2 0 1 3 Alumni Weekend 2013 Class Parties continued 8. Class of 1973, 40th Reunion 9. Class of 1968, 45th Reunion 10. Miss Fine's School 50th Reunion

Alumni Weekend 2013 Alumni Games A. Men's Lacrosse B. Men's Soccer C. Baseball

Alumni Weekend 2013 Alumni Awards top left: Alumni Award Recipients: Donald Gips '78, Jennifer Chandler Hauge '78, and Brian Smith '03 top right: Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees: Eamon Downey and Kari Zarzecki Habay '98

Alumni Weekend 2013 Annual Fund Awards bottom left: Class of 2008 Highest Participation bottom right: Class of 1978 Highest Dollars Alumni Gatherings

A pril 11, 2013 Boston Regional Gathering Hosted by Miss Fine's School Alum Wendy Gartner Rowland '53 and her husband Barry top left: Head of School Paul Stellato and Lauren Berk '08 top right: Ginna Vogt '73, Wendy Gartner Rowland MFS '53, and Barry Rowland bottom left: John Maher '06, Tom Gates '78, and Chris Palsho '02 bottom right: Dawn Feldman Fukuda '88, Lylah Alphonse '90, Ben Kuris '93, and Sasha Robbins Cavender MFS '59

May 4, 2013: PDS Alumni Jersey Cares Community Service Day in Beach Haven, NJ A group of PDS Alumni gathered at the shore to help a community severely affected by Hurricane Sandy. The group helped to put the finishing touches on the Beach Haven Elementary School, which closed after the storm hit and was reopened this September. top left: John Brinster '75, Tom Gates '78, Tracey Gates, Director of Alumni Relations, Lucy Englander Brinster '78, Carol Power, Bill Power '70, Linda Maxwell Stefanelli MFS '62, Lynn Behr Sanford '68, Joy Power '80 top right: Our PDS Geography class came in handy! bottom left: Siblings Bill and Joy Power, both shore residents who were directly affected by the storm give back.

May 8, 2013: Miss Fine's School and Princeton Country Day School Fireside Reception Head of School Paul Stellato joined MFS and PCD Alums as they gathered at The Nassau Club in May. top left: Martha Gorman Nielsen '65, Dabby Bishop Palmer '65, and Barbara Rose '64 top right: Wes McCaughan h'61 and Head of School Paul Stellato bottom left: Regan Kerney '61, Wendy Fruland Hopper '64, Karl Pettit 60, Mosie Gates 42

Fall 2 0 1 3 June 20, 2013: Young Alumni NYC Summer Kickoff at the Boat Basin Cafe, NYC Young Alumni enjoyed a beautiful evening at the Boat Basin Cafe in NYC to kick off the summer with old and new friends. below left: Andrew Gentile '03, James Ramos '03, Nick Perold '03, Tina Ramos and Melissa Rosenberg '02 below right: Meg Reilly '09, Jeremy Brinster '09, Lindsay W hite '09, and Caitlin Gribbin '09 bottom left: Harrison Epstein '05, Hilary Richards '05, Larissa Pawliw '05, Allissa Crea '06 and Katie James '06 bottom left: Emilie Hamel '10, Alejandra Arrue '10 and Anna Otis '10

June 22, 2013 PDS Alums at Yankees Stadium Alumni enjoyed a day at the ballpark as the Yankees took on the Rays in June. top: Tom Gates '78, Tracey Gates, their daughter Sheridan Gates '10 and their nephew middle: Pat Courtney '85, Don Cogsville '84, Sal Fier '85 and Tom Gates '78 bottom: Kari Moradoff Schulsinger '88, and members of her family

A ugust 14, 2013 Class of 2013 Last Hurrah The Class of 2013 gathered on campus one last time before they set off on their next adventures.

JOURNAL SAVE THEDATE Princeton Day School Alumni Weekend 2014 May 16 and 17

CLASSES ENDING IN 4 ?S AND 9 ’s, COME CELEBRATE YOUR MILESTONE REUNIONS!

Your class needs you to serve on your reunion committee and help make Alumni Weekend possible! Every year, hundreds of Alumni come back to the Princeton area to celebrate a Milestone Reunion at Alumni Weekend. This wouldn't be possible without the hard work and support of enthusias­ tic reunion committee members. Serving on a reunion class committee is a great way to connect with old friends, reach out to former classmates, and help ensure the weekend’s success. Volunteer for your reunion committee today!

Classes o f 1964-1989: Contact Kaylie Yatskowitz at [email protected] Classes o f 1994-2009: Contact Amy Gallo at [email protected]

Recognizing? Excellence ALUMNI WEEKEND SCHEDULE /tentative] Nominations are currently being accepted for 2014: Friday, May 16th — John D. Wallace ’48 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. — Semper Luceat Reception — By invitation only Alumni Service Award 6:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. — Alumni, Faculty, Former Faculty and Staff Reunion — Alumni Achievement Award Saturday, May 17th — Outstanding Young Alumni Award 10:00 a.m. — Then and Now — Athletic Hall of Fame 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. — Student-led Campus Tours To submit a nomination, 11:00 a.m. — 2014 Alumni Award Recipients Panel please visit https://pds.org/nominate 12:00 p.m. — Moment of Remembrance 12:30 p.m. — 50th MFS & PCD luncheon 12:30 p.m. — Alumni Picnic 2:00 p.m. — Walking Tour “The Lay of the Land” 2:30 p.m. — Alumni Games ■ Men’s Baseball Game — Baseball Field ■ Coed Alumni Soccer Game — Bill Smoyer ’60 Turf Field ■ Bob Krueger Memorial Alumni Lacrosse Game — Krueger Field ■ Kim Bedesem Memorial Alumnae Lacrosse Game — Baker Turf Field ■ Tennis Round Robin — PDS Tennis Courts 5:30 p.m. — Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall of Fame Reception and Ceremony 7:30 p.m. — Alumni Reunion Class Parties

Fall 2 0 1 3 Class Notes Miss Fine's School

76 If a class correspondent is not forget. Otherwise, life continues (thank heavens) listed, please send your notes to 1947 very pleasantly, with six months here in the UK Ann Wiley '70 at [email protected]. Please Barbara Pettit Finch 15 Indian Creek Road and six months in South Africa, while we’re consider being a class correspondent Holmdale, NJ 07733 still upright.” if your class does not have one. 732-533-5116 At my end, not much is new since the last time. I am still on the board of my “aging-in- 1948 place” village, and continue to sing with the 1926 to 1937 Needs Correspondent Encore Chorale: Creativity for Older Adults. M y Please send your notes to Ann W iley ’70 1949 husband and I recently went to Lake Tahoe, at PDS, PO Box 75, Princeton, NJ 08542 CA for a reunion with my two sons, their Needs Correspondent or [email protected]. wives/significant others, and my two teenage Joan Budny Dawe had a full knee operation grandsons. The weather was perfect and the 1938 on May 1 in Wimbledon, Parkside Clinic. She scenery, magnificent. Roberta Harper Lawrence came to the US for Thanksgiving 2012. She 3359 Burbank Drive stayed with her brother Roger and his wife 1955 Ann Arbor, MI 48105 Ginger in Washington Crossing. She visited L. Chloe King 734-663-2245 Patti Tighe Walden who “is looking great.” [email protected] 64 Carey Road Needham, MA 02494-1104 1950 1939 781-444-3491 Needs Correspondent Please send your notes to Ann W iley ’70 [email protected] at PDS, PO Box 75, Princeton, NJ 08542 Jeano Crawford “is happy to report that my or [email protected]. 1951 granddaughter, Erika, has been hired to work Nellie Oliphant Duncan at my alma mater, Wellesley, as an admissions 1940 3 Coventry Farm Lane counselor. She starts August 1 . Karen (her Phyllis Vandewater Clement Princeton, NJ 08540 mom) and I are looking forward to visiting her 465 Eileen Drive 609-683-5469 there.” In September Jeano is taking the Sebastopol, CA 95472 Canadian Rocky Mountaineer from Toronto to 707-823-0925 1952 Vancouver with two good friends. As Jeano [email protected] Jean Samuels Stephens wrote her news, her granddaughter, Annie, was 16 Stonerise Drive I have heard from Louise Russell Irving who is trekking the AM T for seven weeks! Lawrenceville, NJ 08648-5533 enjoying life in Princeton; from Peggy Munro 609-896-1738 Mary Tyson Goodridge Lund has fled to Griffin who is doing well in spite of some eyesight [email protected] Mexico so she can get to know cartel members. problems; and from Jean Williamson who has “Better to join them,” she said. She is very moved back to her former quarters, which are 1953 pleased with medical treatment there. If anyone less like a nursing home and where she can play Elaine Polhemus Frost lives in San Miguel de Allende, please call Ty. a lot of bridge. 416 Crosslands Drive She also reported that Nicky Knox is fighting Bob and I are spending the summer at our lake Kennett Square, PA 19348 the fight with grace. She is interested in life— house preparing it for sale. Handling a second 610-388-0009 especially her grandson, Jasper. house is getting to be too much like work. [email protected] Chloe King had a busy travel spring. “May was Unfortunately the market for second homes is a marvelous trans-Atlantic cruise to Ireland and really bad now so even though it’s lovely, we 1954 England, followed by a flight home. June was a may be stuck with it for quite a while. Joan Kennan superb trip to some of the National Parks of 3143 O Street, NW the West! Beautiful country! Now we are 1941 Washington, DC 20007 spending much time in NH on our lake away Needs Correspondent 202-342-2118 from the heat and on golf courses. [email protected] I invited “Miss Rohr” (Class X History) to join 1942 I received an email from Helen Keegin our class news. She wrote: “I am intrigued by Mary Roberts Woodbridge Hetherington: “A grand event occurred for me: “hello” again to my very first and very special 2316 Windrow Drive my brother, Stafford ’57, decided to celebrate his 10th grade at MFS. Did you all know you were Princeton, NJ 08540-5020 70th birthday with us in South Africa. So, for my first students? Miss Davis and Mrs. 609-452-8624 Xmas 2012 arriving from San Francisco were Shepherd took a leap of faith with me, and I've Stafford and wife, Susan; arriving from NYC been grateful ever since. Several of you know I 1943 was their daughter, Emily (1 month married, married that Princeton engineering grad student. Marjorie Libby Moore but husband couldn’t come); their daughter, I continued teaching for a while, and quit to 90 Woolsey Court Hillary, and husband Aaron from Paris; but not have five children (only one girl, four boys). Pennington, NJ 08534-1428 their daughter, Katie, who was working in the After David entered kindergarten I returned to 609-730-9515 Situation Room in the White House and Mr. teaching via the religious school of our temple, Obama wouldn't let her come. So, the five of as principal, and through curriculum develop­ 1944 them joined the five of us in Capetown for a ment and adult education. I'm still teaching 1945 gala Xmas time and then we flew on to a camp and doing teacher-training, and still love it. M y on the edge of Kruger Park for another five 1946 far-flung family gathers here (in NJ) for days of revelry and animals. A reunion I never Passover Seder and a week at Long Beach Need Correspondents imagined could ever happen— and will never Island in the summer every year. MFS is

JOURNAL among my happiest memories, and I'm grateful to still be in touch with Chloe and Hope Thompson Kerr ’53. I’d love to hear from any of you who might care to write. Be well.” Connie Rohr Reiter (Miss Rohr) Barbara Kohlsaat Von Oehsen is now in her new home in Pennington. “I moved July 28 77 with the help of my dear family to pack me up. The best thing I ever did was to have those four boys early in my married life. They are so Q wonderful to say nothing of their precious children. I've put my pet therapy and Pilates MFS '56 at the Princeton University Art Charlotte Cook '56 and Joe Marshall on hold for a couple of weeks. I’ll try walking Museum: Betsy Thomas Peterson, Cicely check out a photo. a to town in Pennington instead! I hope to get to Tomlinson Richardson, Lockie Stafford VT to be with my grandchildren in August— Proctor, Joan Pearce Anselm, Joe always a great time.” Barb wanted to mention that she and Julia Gallup Laughlin are still Marshall, Marina Turkevich Naumann, doing Pilates twice a week and having a great Inge Birkholm, Rosemarie Rubino time. Julia really is so much fun and looks fantastic. Marshall Johnson and Bob Naumann await She is a very busy woman living with two old their tour guide. (Klaus Anselm is behind dogs she adores, but they keep her up all night. the camera.) She and Jim are both very much involved with Fifi ’77 and little Jim ’80 and their grandchildren. Lucy Busselle Myers wrote: “M y joy these days comes from my partner, my children, and my grandchildren, and my dogs! I also love my MFS '56ers from afar: Inge Birkholm and work at a minimum security women’s prison, Rosemarie Rubino Marshall Johnson where I’ve taught writing for about five years. catch up on 57 years. The women are very receptive, and I am glad to make their lives a little less grim.” reports a fabulous three-week trip to Bhutan with Mass Audubon. 1956 Cicely Tomlinson Richardson MFS '56ers Inge Birkholm, Marina 1957 58 Bear Tree Road Turkevich Naumann and Carol Harris Susan Smith Baldwin Orford, NH 03777 Bradley share a laugh. 34 Pleasant Bay Road 603-353-4608 North Ferrisburgh, VT 05473 [email protected] [email protected] W hat a great class get-together we had in M y son, James Baldwin Hillier ’84, and his Princeton in May! The only regret is that wife both teach at the Lake Champlain Waldorf every member of the class couldn’t make it— School, where their three kids are students. you were missed. Wonderful lifestyle! My grandson, pianist Willem Hillier, 13, performed his first symphony In Carol Harris Bradley’s words, “Our time for the LCWS Spring Benefit Concert. I am together was really special even though Trump enjoying family, being on the lake, teaching and I could only manage to be there for part of exercise for seniors and deepening the Shift the time. Lockie (Stafford Proctor) is the into Awakening... awakening into oneness con­ world's most gracious hostess and many thanks sciousness. Like a magnet I’ll be back at Oneness are due her for making us so welcome in her MFS '56: Lockie Stafford Proctor and Pat University in India again this winter. beautiful home. It was very good to see Inge Henderson Lincoln. (Birkholm), and I was touched that she had In Princeton Helen Wilmerding and Gerald read through all her original letters home just floating feast and home base as we drifted Beale celebrated their eighth wedding anniver­ before coming back to Princeton so her memo­ through, or mostly hung out. Amid many sary by having “a delightful dinner out” with ries of her year at MFS were very vivid. She laughs and some tears, we shared recollections Alissa Kramer Sutphin and Bill. could even tell me what kind and color car my and formed new connections. Anne Gildar Kaufman said she had a wonder­ family had and what we did on our spring One amusing anecdote: the Saturday cocktail ful lunch with Alissa en route to Long Beach break trip together in Williamsburg. Talk about hour was punctuated with electronic props, as Island where she and Larry had their grandson, nostalgia! It certainly made the years roll back small groups formed around cell phones, iPads Harrison, 19, Gregg’s eldest, living with them and reinforced how amazing it is that our class and laptops; at one point only Lockie and Dick this past summer. Harrison was performing in has kept so close. W hat a blessing!” were observed talking together with no props. Surflight Theatre Children’s Theatre while also Indeed! Lockie orchestrated a wonderfully One impetus for some of the e-interest: Betsy’s, working at the adjacent musical comedy Show relaxed weekend with plenty of flexibility and Joan’s and Cicely’s childhood homes, as well as Place Ice Cream Parlour where he cajoled just enough “events”—a tour of the PU art the Kennan house (where Pat lived her first Anne and his Aunt Julie, Anne’s daughter, to museum and a delicious restaurant dinner, year at MFS) were all on the market, and we actually entertain other guests. where we celebrated Betsy Thomas Peterson’s felt compelled to check them out—online, After some urging Nancy Miller sent her timely birthday. She opened her home to all of us— of course. and amusing news: “I decided that my new Red Inge, Betsy, Carol and Trump, Cicely Other news? Betsy followed up with a grand­ Star chickens are quite stylish so I named them Tomlinson Richardson, Joan Pearce Anselm son’s graduation in Charlottesville where she after the British royal family. Elizabeth is definitely and Klaus, Pat Henderson Lincoln and Dick, visited Joan and Klaus at their home nearby the queen and leader, and then we have Marina Turkevich Naumann and Bob, and caught up with Anne Harrison-Clark and Camilla, Catherine, Beatrice and Eugenia. I Rosemarie Rubino Marshall Johnson and Joe Bob Vaughn at the Richmond airport. She also can really only recognize Elizabeth and ‘bad’ Marshall, and Charlotte Cook—offering a Beatrice (she’s always the last to come in at

Fall 2 0 1 3 1959 Sheila Long had rather ambitious projects in Ann Kinczel Clapp two parts: “1 . A vegetable garden in raised beds, 5709 Visitation Way which I built together with our maintenance Baltimore, MD 21210 man, John, without whose brawn it would not 410-464-9471 have been possible. After last summer’s [email protected] takeover by the pumpkins, I still have almost everything to learn about plant behavior. 2 . Wendy Yeaton Smith has been flat fishing in Also with John, I’ve been cleaning out the Mexico again and attended Ralph’s 50th at neglected former gift shop at the end of the Princeton, where she saw Julie Fulper Hardt ’61 driveway. It's actually a very nice space, now and Nancy Hudler Keuffel ’58. Susan that the mountains of clutter have been sorted Stevenson Badder discovered Lucyjames hustling and mostly taken away by the trash collection £ Larry and Anne Gildar Kaufman '57, of pool with her own cue before having dinner in people. Perhaps one day it will be a used book u Chatham, NJ and Long Beach Island, Brooklyn. Marion Dean Hall frequently lawn store, but for the moment, we're using it to sort enjoying 2012 55th Reunion. bowls and is watching her husband restore a the books for which there is no room in the 1926 Model T Depot to take to shows and new library.” night), because they all look pretty much alike. parades when both are not singing in the 1 eagerly await their eggs, probably in early church choir. Dana Conroy Aymond enjoyed a Several of us are working on projects. Lucia September.” trip to Botswana and surprised herself by buying Norton Woodruff wrote, “Paul and I aren’t moving from our home on Cherry Lane in From Mary Strunsky Wisnovsky, also in a place in Florida. Nan Nicholes Goodrich Austin, but we return from Maine to newly Princeton: “Joe and I are really enjoying retirement has welcomed her seventh grandchild and is finished wooden floors in now emptied rooms and are now able to do a little more traveling than enjoying retirement. in half the house and the opportunity to start when we were working. This winter we went to over totally. Pretty fun, after having lived in the Anguilla for almost two weeks; we plan to visit 1960 same place for 37 years. W hat will we keep, friends in various parts of New England in Penelope Hart Bragonier, Ph.D. what will we jettison?” August and in October we go to Paris to visit 6 8 Beacon Street my sister and her husband and then on to Venice Boston, MA 02108 And Fiona Morgan Fein says she is “still trying and the Veneto where we will meet up with 617-742-0093 to learn to play classical guitar, shuffling friends for about 10 days. So... life is good!” [email protected] between NYC and northwestern NJ. W ill go to France (Paris and Dijon) in August for a Sandy Strachan Froehlich is wonderfully busy reunion with four generations of a large family in Northern Maine: “I have been spending my 1961 I have known for years, and Harvey and I plan time working on a family cookbook for my Fiona Morgan Fein a car trip to Prince Edward Island in grandchildren (four) and great-grandchildren 10 W est 6 6 th Street, #25D September to mark my 70th.” (one so far), Owen WARREN Rackcliffe. New York, NY 10023-6212 Adorable little guy pushing two. Wow! This 212-799-9542 The indefatigable Julia Cornforth Holofcener cookbook is a lot more work than I thought, [email protected] is still on the move, saying “I think I last wrote but a 1 0 0 -page finished project seems to be out that we had moved to a lovely place overlooking there on the horizon and all I need to do is Nancy Smoyer the English Channel in Bembridge on the Isle catch it.” 375 Crystal Road of Wight...for at least two years! Of course, you Fairbanks, AK 99712-1249 all know better than that. We are now moving 1958 907-457-8473 to West Palm Beach in September where we have bought a five-acre property and hope to Nancy Hudler Keuffel [email protected] create a sculpture garden, much like the one we 1329 West Indian Mound From Nancy: envisioned for our place in Normandy back in Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301-2263 There are lots of threads in our report this 248-540-8024 2005. Life is good! It’s like Christmas each summer: family, travel, projects, gardening and [email protected] time we unpack, and are able to unload posses­ reunion!! Trudi Goheen Swain started us off, sions we don’t really need when we re-pack. Lisa Fairman Heher is living in Maplewood in saying she is “veggy-ing out on the Cape for Am I making lemonade...again?” a lovely addition to her daughter and son-in- the summer, with grandchildren underfoot this Peggy Wilber carries on the theme of projects law’s home. She is a very active Granny, helping week, making for happy times.” Jeanie Shaw and traveling, going “back to Senegal and, I with driving, homework, etc. And she has Byrne, too, is “spending a lot of time in the hope, Mali, barring traveler's advisories, but planted a gorgeous garden. Lisa is very active garden, caring for grandchildren and finally some new places too, Cameroun and Equatorial with the Episcopal Church and women’s groups golf as a last resort. Princeton has changed.” Guinea, which is actually just a few shades off in Maplewood. She has made her first “Widow Hmmm, maybe we need to go back and see the Equator, but as there are two other Guineas Trip” taking the Queen Mary to England what’s happening there. where she visited Suzy Scarff Webster as well already, it is important to distinguish this one. Cynthia Weinrich enjoyed the summer, including as Eileen Baker Strathnaver (MFS ’60). There is a book about EG called Tropical its bugs: “Am enjoying some summer respite Gangsters and some think this a very apt title. Suzy has had lots of visitors including Ann Lea with lighter workloads, and summer in general. There was an Equator theme park in Ecuador, Fries and Russell, Linda Mullaly Masten and I don't know if it's just the vacation feeling, but but it too was off a little so it had to be Rick, and Jinx Prather Tirana and Bardyl. I increasingly love summer. Don’t like being moved—I am not making this up!!!!! Faith Wing Bieler will be visiting in cold, and I love the long summer balmy “Interested to read about classmates mention­ September. Suzy and her husband, Colin, will evenings, and the longer days in general, with ing trying to divest themselves of what we call be sailing in Martha’s Vineyard this summer. also the birds singing like mad, starting before ‘stuff’ but not so fast!!!!!- things involve memories Grandparent travel also keeps them busy with daybreak. How boring the world would be for me — so many items are from travels and four grands in New Zealand and one in the without all the natural sounds we take for bring so much with them...I am working on Cayman Islands. Two grands, however, are granted. Have also been discovering insects. the republication of a book my father wrote in close by in Oxford. I never thought much about them - except for 1975, and I am so overjoyed to have saved so annoyance from mosquitos and ticks and flies, Gerd and I had a wonderful trip to Antarctica— many letters, photos, etc. And yes, other things etc., but since I've had my own garden have a spectacular continent with its icebergs, penguins, too — I think of things as memory aids!!!!! The been amazed by the huge variety of bugs and whales and seals. In October in an attempt to thing to do is live in a small place - that bug communities out there, and how astounding balance the Antarctic with the Arctic we plan encourages self-control.” to view the polar bears in Churchill, Canada. some of them are.”

JOl’RNAL I, Nancy Smoyer, too, am keeping on the Richard had spine surgery to fix a great deal of move. In January I spent five hot weeks traveling pain in his back. On a happier note, their around Australia on my own, mostly in little daughter Allison is getting married on Outback towns. On the flight home, I stopped Nantucket in September. for two fabulous days in Dubai, a place I’d Pam Schaeffer and her husband Leonard are wanted to see for 2 0 years or so. I went to having their daughter, Jacqueline’s, wedding at Billy’s 50th reunion at Andover in June, which their home on the Cape, also in September. was wonderful. I was touched by the number of 79 Otherwise, she has a cast of thousands visiting men who introduced themselves to me and told this summer, and she remains the “hostess with me what a special person Billy was. the mostess.” Cynthia said that she “had some nice visits with Laurie Rogers and her new beau (Pam and I Tibby Chase Dennis last week, when I was in give him four thumbs up) are doing lots of sailing the Amherst area for a Weinrich family in Long Island Sound this summer. Laurie is reunion,” with which Tibby whole-heartedly learning how to be crew, and they race as well concurred. W hich brings up the always exciting as do pleasure sailing. subject of reunions. Debbie Moore Krulewitch said the magic words. “I am ready for an encore Liza Maugham, who spends much of the year in the country and am here right now sitting by as a social worker with special needs children a new pool and want to share this with all for from birth to age 3 in Boston, retreats for much another reunion with eating, drinking, hiking, of the summer to her home in Boothbay swimming and dancing.” It’s still a ways off Harbor, Maine. Her daughter and grandchildren Turid Helland '63 and her husband before our 55th reunion, so how about making are also there. celebrating a Norwegian holiday. it happen next summer???!!! Jane Silverman is working as acting Vice Cindy Bull Tyler replied, “the value of a rich President for Grants and Capacity Building at 1962 education and love of learning and searching the Ms. Foundation for Women. She spends as Needs Correspondent for meaning.” much time as she can in the summer in the Berkshires. Her daughter, Sarah, and family are Turid Helland said, “The year was an eye-open­ moving there, and her son, Jacob, and his family 1963 er to a different culture, to see my own culture have a weekend home nearby. Her daughter Alice Jacobson in perspective.” Rachel is spending the year in Cambridge as a 2924 NE 21st Avenue Ginny Elmer Stafford answered, “The ability Nieman Fellow. Jane will have six grandchildren Portland, OR 97212-3444 to push myself beyond what I thought were my when one is born in October. 503-528-8489 limits. I have so often needed this in my life.” [email protected] Turid Helland and her husband vacationed on Kathy Sittig Dunlop said, “The teachers at MFS their olive farm in Umbria. She loves the sun Kleia Raubitschek Luckner sent a note to the saw my potential and held me accountable... and and warmth of the area, and she is aware that Alumni Office that she loves being a grandma I saw myself in a different, more positive light.” she is missing the wonderful “white” to two darling granddaughters and is enjoying Norwegian” summer nights. She will participate retirement after 30 years in health care admin­ Bonnie Grad Levy replied, “When in doubt: in a conference in Italy on dyslexia. istration as a Director of OB Nursing and outline it! More seriously, MFS taught me I Women’s Health. She was inducted into the could have a nice, comfortable life with love Ginny Stafford and Kleia Luckner could not Ohio Women’s Hall of Fame. She is volunteering and friends and music. Mrs. Raubitscheck, make it to the reunion because they both had in state and local medical legal committees/ Boutelle, and Shepherd made the point.” family responsibilities. Ginny’s granddaughter councils to advance women. Pamela Sidford Schaeffer said, “MFS helped graduated from high school, and two grandsons me form the need to do it right, to go over graduated from elementary school. Kleia is busy Our class celebrated our 50th with great enthusiasm with her legal work in Toledo, Ohio, and with and 14 people in attendance. To a woman, my work product, to listen well and to communicate clearly.” her children and their families. She sent very everyone there had a splendid time and thoroughly touching memories of her recollections of her enjoyed seeing the people we had become. Kleia Raubitscheck Luckner said, “MFS time at MFS. Those who had been to earlier celebrations taught me the great life-long skills of how to alerted those of us first-timers that all the silly read, study an issue in depth, encouraged my Prudence Morgan Bolton wrote that she was stuff from high school would be gone, and we intellectual curiosity; it provided a safe environ­ unable to attend graduation because of severe would have a great time. And so we did! In ment to fine-tune my self-confidence. back pain. She and her husband John had just addition to the activities at PDS, including a returned from a trip to India, and she had Laurie Rogers thought, “Better discipline, a hoped to attend. delightful lunch given by the Head of School heightened desire to achieve more than I and his wife, Pam Sidford Schaeffer enter­ thought was possible, and self-confidence.” Those attending the reunion were Jane, Cindy, tained us at a dinner at the Nassau Club. She Bonnie Levy, Liza, Kathy Dunlop, Laurie, had prepared a group of questions for us to pon­ I think that I developed the ability to put fear Pam, Sally Campbell Haas, Joan Knapp der, and we responded to some of them during aside and try anything, even if I thought I Crocker, Colleen Coffee H all, Andy Updike dessert. M y favorite was “W hat one trait do you wouldn’t be good at it. Every once in a while, I Burt, Sharon Stevenson Griffith, Bonnie think your time at MFS helped you develop?” I surprised myself and was better than I thought Strong Berge (who came all the way from asked classmates to respond to it in my request I’d be. South Africa!), and me. for news, and the editing below is mine. Their Kathryn Kilgore responded, “I think our Cindy Tyler summed up her feelings after responses were far more articulate and coherent. school actually introduced us to the idea that reunion and, judging from the other comments Liza Maugham said it was her “love of books there is no one (common) trait.” Perhaps, this I received from those in attendance, she spoke and her ability to navigate a library, and the was the best answer of all. for many of us: “To be with such a group of honor system that formed how I view honesty.” Kathy Dunlop wrote a wonderful description of intelligent, accomplished, sincere, caring, and fun women for those few hours left me soaring... Jane Aresty Silverman cited, “intellectual what she saw and felt at the reunion, and she and wanting more.” We all pledged to not wait curiosity and seeing things in a larger context, took lovely pictures. I have sent it to everyone for our 60th to get together again. Let’s make which is related. I particularly valued our classical for whom I have an email address; if you did it happen! education which looked at (many disciplines) as not get it, send me word, and I’ll pass it on. Her big news since reunion is that her husband an integrated whole.”

Fall 2 0 1 3 1964 Board of Trustees of Northeast Organic too, but I’ll be like the natives and live in Barbara Rose Farming Association of NJ, and a certified denial. W ill let you know how that goes! W hat 17 Otter Creek Road Permaculture Designer, I’m all about creating this means is that if any of you find a seminar Skillman, NJ 08558 awareness of the need to know where our food or a family vacation that drags you to Orlando, [email protected] comes from, how it’s grown, and how to make I’m maybe 3 hours away or a little less, and it available to everyone. Last fall we launched would drive over to spring you from the Magic By the time you all read this, summer will be our Beginning Farmer program in conjunction Kingdom for a bit. 80 only a memory and fall will be in full swing. with Duke Farms (former Duke Estate) where A bit of history: in my move, I found a page Measuring time by Journal deadlines, the years we’re teaching people how to be organic farmers. just skip by. from the Town Topics, April of 1964, asking the I keep my hand in by volunteering in the fields “Question of the Week” about parental censorship And now we are faced with the unalterable fact at a local organic farm where we weed, harvest, of children’s reading. Ophelia Benson and I are that our class will celebrate its 50th Reunion wash, weigh, measure, and sort produce for a local pictured, defiantly somber, and we certainly come next spring; an event I hope each of you will market. Love spending time with the other dedi­ out on the NO side for censorship. But the fasci­ observe by joining me and a host of other classes cated and educated “field hands” (all 2 0 -some­ nating part of the page is the ads: Dorothy in Princeton the weekend of May 17th, 2014. things), as they are the future farmers of America. Couchman Secretarial Services moved to Room Because it is summer and many of you are As joyful as I feel outdoors, standing in a field 2 1 , 2 0 Nassau Street; and Zinder’s, at 102 traveling or spending quality time with family with nature all around me, nothing compares Nassau Street, is having a toy sale with Duncan and friends, I understand you didn’t have time to spending time with my family. I relished Yo-Yos reduced to 49 cents and 215 piece Cabin to write a short email about yourselves for spending a week with my 8 -year-old grandson, Log sets reduced to $1.47. Blakely Laundry this issue of the Journal. For those who did, Jasper (son of Elizabeth Hare ’8 8 ), when he visit­ will clean your draperies; and you can buy your thank you. ed me, a seul, in July. A day at the beach with graduation dress at the Princess Shop, on Susan Jamieson, who has worked tirelessly for Jasper, spent mostly in the ocean, was totally Palmer Square, next to the Playhouse. Memories? the rights of the mentally handicapped as the exhilarating. Jasper and his parents (Elizabeth Phoebe Russell MacAdams Ozuna sent word Project Director of the Mental Health & Hare and Todd Drake) live in Cold Spring, NY. that she has retired from teaching after 30 years Disability Rights Project of Atlanta Legal Aid M y daughter Katherine Hare, continues to (English, how wonderful and appropriate) in Society, recently retired. Sue worked for three work in New York City at Russell Reynolds, California, living in Pasadena. You will remember legal services programs during her 30-year while my son Hobie Hare ’93, has relocated to from a recent Journal a poem of Phoebe’s, and career: Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Legal Boston and is currently coaching soccer at Tufts she has six poetry books published. Her hus­ Services of North Carolina, and Atlanta Legal University and for The Revolution (New band, a science teacher, also has retired and they Aid Society. Her emphasis was on the basic England pro team). now find themselves able to travel (birds and legal rights of this population under state and As we roll through 2013 and on to 2014,1 will bird photography in Colombia; camping in federal law and finding ways to expand legal be looking for everyone’s thoughts on how to National Parks) and, of course, trips to see the and advocacy resources to protect and enforce spend our reunion time next May. Looking for grandkids, of which Phoebe has three, all in their rights. As Sue put it, “my news is that I New York, where both her sons, Ocean and 1 0 0 % participation! retired (mostly) at the end of June and Max and W ill, live. I have spent a month at our little cabin in the Grandchild visits are easiest of all for Peshe woods in the middle of Georgia fulfilling my Cantor Kuriloff and her five grandchildren, horse fantasy. His name is Bartleby (remember with another due in October, because lucky, the story?) There are certain times when he lucky Peshe lives in South Philadelphia within would ‘prefer not to’ but I like him and am getting walking distance of all but two: Ruth (for to a place where he is reasonably cooperative. Peshe’s mother), Nate, Lucas, and Scotia and Meanwhile, my daughter, Emily, and husband, Henry who live in Brooklyn. Dave, are expecting a baby in early August...our first grandchild! I hope we can all make the W ith Elise Rosenhaupt Noble’s grandson and reunion...I would LOVE to see everyone.” Sally Stewart Gilbert’s grandson in Chicago and Dabby Bishop Palmers grandchildren, Wendy Fruland Hopper stops by Princeton Raven and Max, in California, and my grandson every now and again, but manages to stay in in Chicago and Phoebe’s grandchildren, we are touch through emails, which is a good thing. preparing the scene for the next generation. I saw her briefly with two of her daughters at Good for us and who would have thought it! lunch celebrating her husband Art’s birthday Wendy looks great and her positive outlook Also moving into the future, word comes from never seems to change. Here’s what she had to Lauren Adams Fortmiller that, “after years of working for gay equality, we are happy that the say about her life these days: “Can't believe our Lauren Adams Fortmiller '65 and 50th is approaching!! Art is retired. We’re W hite House, the Supreme Court, the Pamela Thiele at their civil union. spending time in NJ, the Adks and NC. Still Colorado legislature, and our church are moving in that direction. Just after midnight on May 1, riding every day other than when we are in the 1965 Adks. Golf, bridge etc. Love and cherish our we were the first couple in Colorado to com­ Karen Fraser five grands. Em has three girls living in Far plete a civil union when the new law went into 4411 Pompano Road Hills, NJ and Allison has two boys and is living effect.” Lauren emphasizes that there is much Venice, FL 34293 in San Rafael, CA. Toooooooo far away!! more work ahead, and sent a photo of her and [email protected] Hilary is a single chick living in Stowe, VT and Pamela Thiele at their civil union. Fall greetings to everyone, and since I (Karen working for corporate America, Green Dabby says that she and Martha Gorman Fraser) have now moved to Florida, there may Mountain Coffee Roasters, and loving it. We Nielsen recently got together with other not be a Fall in my future. We’ll see. Reaching feel so blessed!! Counting our blessings con- PCD/MFS alums in Princeton and had “a fun out to all...I’m on the Gulf side of the state, standy... Hoping our health holds. Look forward time.” Peshe wrote that she thought it’s time between Sarasota and Fort Myers, in Venice, to seeing many of u at the reunion! I have two (!!) for another reunion, and I agree. Perhaps which I learn is the Shark Tooth Capital of the 50ths coming up since I defected in 9th grade!!! Princeton this time? Lordy! I hope I have the strength!!!!! Xoxp.” World. This is true. I do collect them on beach walks, but prefer to ignore their provenance. I take this opportunity to say that I am stepping I continue to pursue a career in real estate, but Snakes and alligators are all I am on the lookout down from my stint as Calendar Girl for our my avocation is still farming. As VP of the for at the moment. Yes, there are hurricanes class of 1965.1 remember that Alison Hubby

JOURNAL Hoversten served us for years and years, and 1946 of the Investor’s Business Daily (which tracks Elise then took over for a goodly stint; so I am Lewis Kleinhans 3000 stocks besides financial and other news). clearly the lightweight in the position. T ’was PO Box 419 “The rest of the press is not worth a damn,” he ever thus. I hope someone will take over; and Litchfield, CT 06759 explained with a chuckle. Seems the investment we are all decent writers so that shouldn’t be hard. 860-567-3498 banker is still part of him. Much love to us all. [email protected] Shepherd Roberts and Celia are thrilled to From the editor: Many thanks to Karen for her For any classmates or others who read this, a have two grandsons - Walter ’19 and Bennett 3 1 great service as class correspondent. If you are couple of years ago my 13-year adventure as ’21 Emann - progressing through PDS, both interested in taking over that role, please contact secretary for my father’s class, 1925, at are now in Middle School and PDS is an easy Ann W iley ’70 at [email protected]. Princeton University came to an end because its trip from the Lafayette Hill, PA retirement final member died at the young age of 106. community. When I agreed to take on that adventure, there Roland Burnstan, Jr. is staying in great shape: were some 25 members of P’25 alive, and I didn’t granddaughter Alexis is staying for the summer Class Notes have a lot of trouble obtaining, as the marvelous before starting college in San Diego this fall. movie Short Circuit called it, “input” for my “Alexis and I both enjoy working out a lot Princeton Country Day classnotes column in the Princeton Alumni together - it really keeps you young,” he Weekly. However, as you can imagine, those explained. If a class correspondent is not numbers dwindled rapidly. As for your scribe, David Rogers, the Queen listed, please send your notes to After about five years, there were only five M ary 2 cruise to the UK and France we report­ Ann Wiley '70 at [email protected]. Please members remaining and “input” became scarcer ed last time was canceled because Louisa was consider being a class correspondent and scarcer. Well there are only five or six of us admitted to the local hospital ICU with double if your class does not have one. left from PCD Class of 1946 and all I have pneumonia the day the ship sailed on October read for the past several years in this column is 2 . 1 played hospital advocate and caregiver until "Correspondent Needed." Scarce “input!” 1926 to 1938 she was released on December 21, at the same Hence, there now begins another adventure for time that I was working on a major defense Please send your notes to Ann W iley ’70 at me, and I ask my living classmates, their children, contract with a seemingly impossible deadline. PDS, PO Box 75, Princeton, NJ 08542 grandchildren, relatives, friends, and any other Louisa is doing well now, and we made our or [email protected] interested parties to provide me with “input” traditional summer excursions to Maine, the they think would be of interest to readers (if Berkshires, and — most exciting — to greet two 1939 any) of this column. new grandchildren (Zoey born April 26 and Harold Erdman As I write this, I am in Edgartown on Martha’s Jack on July 13). This brings our grandchildren 700 Hollinshead Spring Road Vineyard, and am very hopeful of having a tally to an even dozen, with a great-grandchild Apt. B303 chance to spend some time with David due in September. We had the Rogers brood Ski liman, NJ 08558 Erdman who, I have heard, will soon be coming here for our annual lobster/steak cookout and 609-759-3257 to the Erdman compound in Edgartown with pool party in June, a total of about 25 people. [email protected] his children and grandchildren. David and his bride, Ellie, live in the retirement community 1940 1948 of Fox Hill outside of Boston, but they still John D. Wallace 1941 summer in their home in Rockport, Maine. 90 Audubon Lane Need Correspondents More on this next time. Meanwhile, please let Princeton, NJ 08540-2301 me have your “input.” Thanks. 1942 609-921-2257 [email protected] Detlev F. Vagts 29 Follen Street 1949 Cambridge, MA 02138-3502 Needs Correspondent 617-876-8857 [email protected] 1950 1943 William C. Wallace 25 Barnsdale Road Peter E. B. Erdman Short Hills, NJ 07078-2018 700 Hollinshead Spring Road 973-379-4455 Apartment D 1 0 0 Skillman, NJ 08558-2038 1951 609-759-3362 Edwin H. Metcalf 1944 David Rogers '47 and his wife, Louisa 23 Toth Lane Rocky Hill, NJ 08553-1010 Needs Correspondent with granddaughter Zoey. 609-921-2386 Markley Roberts recently gave a course on the [email protected] Italian Renaissance at a lifelong learning institute 1947 affiliated with American University in 1952 David Rogers Washington, DC. He is planning to teach 1602 Tuckers Lane Philip Kopper a course in the fall of 2012 on the 1787 Hingham, MA 02043. 4610 DeRussey Parkway constitutional convention in Philadelphia. 781-749-9229 Chevy Chase, MD 20815-5332 [email protected] 301-652-2383 1945 [email protected] Colin C. McAneny “We seem to keep busy on the island” (one of 438 Evans Street the thousand on the St. Lawrence River) Vicksburg, MS 39180 admits Peter Rossmassler. He and Frances 601-636-8698 welcomed all the children and grandchildren [email protected] there for a week. When home in Newtown, PA, Peter looks forward to the 7:30 am delivery

Fall 2 0 1 3 1953 1963 Kenneth Scasserra John Ritchie 3701 W. McNab Road 7302 Durbin Terrace Apt. 437 Bethesda, MD 20817-6127 Pompano Beach, FL 33069 301-564-1227 609-590-1776 [email protected] 8 2 [email protected] Although Ferdie Wandelt had already led a very full and rewarding life by the time he 1954 turned 65 on February 10, 2013, his death on Fred M. Blaicher, Jr. July 25 can only be viewed sadly as an event 710 Manatee Cove Z that occurred much too soon. Ferdie died of Vero Beach, FL 32963-3728 sudden complications of acute lymphoblastic 772-231-0046 Patty Morgan-Irigoyen '66 leukemia, a form of cancer of the white blood cells. It is a great loss to all who knew him. 1955 Ferdie was one of the stars of our class, a Guy K. Dean III superb athlete, all-around great guy and friend 11 Lemore Circle to all of his classmates. After PCD, he went to Rocky Hill, NJ 08553-1007 Taft and then to UNC-Chapel Hill. About a 609-921-6356 year after graduation from UNC, he returned [email protected] to Taft to join the admissions office, of which 1956 he took command in 1976, as well as teach, coach, and mentor students, until a few years Needs Correspondent ago, when he took on an alumni liaison role. A 1957 filler recounting of his life and career can be found at http://www.taftschool.org/alumni/ James Carey, Jr. ferdie.aspx. To his wife, Joanna, and children, Sarah Jaeger 66 and Andrea Hicks 66 545 Washington Street Allison and Christopher, and to his brother, Dedham, MA 02026-4438 Sandy, PCD ’65/PDS ’6 8 , we express our 781-326-8966 deepest sympathies. [email protected] The Class held its 50th reunion over Alumni Class Notes 1958 Weekend, May 16-18. In attendance were C. R. Perry Rodgers, Jr. Hector Griswold, Jim Kilgore, Jon Linker Princeton Day School 80 Stony Brook Road (and wife) and John Strong (and wife). Hopewell, NJ 08525-2710 If a class correspondent is not 609-466-8865 1964 listed, please send your notes to W illiam E. Ring Ann Wiley '70 at [email protected]. Please 1959 2118 Wilshire Boulevard, #336 consider being a class correspondent Roger Budny Santa Monica, CA 90403 if your class does not have one. 5 Sentinel Road 310-600-2015 Washington Crossing, PA 18977 [email protected] 1966 215-369-5186 Deborah Hobler [email protected] Donald E. Woodbridge 1342 Rialto Lane Although getting up there in years, with many 64 Depot Hill Road Santa Barbara, CA 93105-4628 of us approaching 70, our class is still active Amenia, NY 12501-5817 805-682-4896 athletically. Steve Cook is playing hockey for 845-373-7035 dvhobler@cox. net [email protected] the Minnesota team of the Kingston League. We may be 65 years old, but clearly no one is Huck Fairman is playing hockey for the Old slowing down! Bucks of the Lawrenceville league. Huck is still 1965 very active with windsurfing. Joe Coffee is play­ From the editor: We were very sorry to learn of Barbara Sullivan: A master gardener, Barbara ing softball for the Mid-Atlantic Cavaliers. This the death of class correspondent Bill Rigot, has been recognized for her expertise by PBS, is a traveling team that has games throughout who was proud to be a member of the PCD who interviewed her in her garden for a PBS the southeast. Incidentally Joe has recently class of 1965, the last class to have graduated gardening show. As we went to press, she did moved from the DC suburbs to Troy, PA. from PCD, as well as the PDS class of 1968, not have the date when the show was being the first coed class of PDS. We are most grateful aired, so keep an eye on the TV Guide for this PBS program. 1960 for his dedicated service as class correspondent Karl D. Pettit III for the PCD class of 1965. If you are interested Patty Morgan-Irigoyen: Patty reports that from 6079 Pidcock Creek Road in becoming the new correspondent for PCD her childhood days she always wanted to cuddle New Hope, PA 18938-9313 ’65, please contact Ann W iley ’70 at a fawn, and finally her wish was granted. This [email protected]. 215-598-8210 little sweetie strolled into Patty's backyard, and [email protected] knew that Patty was safe to be around. They both look very peaceful together. 1961 Katherine Becker: After 40 years of living in Needs Correspondent New York, Katherine was feeling restless and decided perhaps it was time for a change. She 1962 began to explore other options. First on her list John F. McCarthy III was Portland, Oregon, where she arrived in 124 Mercer Street mid-June for a two-week look and see. She Princeton, NJ 08540 wrote, “Did you know that Portland is 30% 609-924-3926 planted trees? Has two beautiful rivers running [email protected] through the center of the city? Is lush and

JOURNAL Classs Notes Jersey State M useum, and the Trenton Fire Fire Trenton the and useum, M State Jersey Toronto, and Sally loves having them back in in back them having loves Sally and Toronto, green? And has the country’s largest book­ largest country’s the has And green? Margery Cuyler Cuyler Margery years of sobriety, an anniversary worth celebrating. worth anniversary an sobriety, of years excited very is and September late in leave ill w Tai Chi to her exercise routines. exercise her to Chi Tai M useum, while working full-time. On On full-time. working while useum, M book artist, taught two “Spirit House” work­ House” “Spirit two taught artist, book in home a bought have Sandra and Dave cakes. Steve’s and 70th Jack’s and also was It memories with wishes. good from filled friends, e-mails and and ily fam letters scrap­ a created congratulatory Dave of her book and Steve celebrate to Sons day. Florida big in together gathered feel fit for travel, she’s also added Qigong and and Qigong added to also she’s anting W travel, for well. fit knows feel she artha's place M a stop, Next this Vineyard, tea. of maybe cup her decided wasn’t she city attractions, and beauty on this tour? this tour. on bacon-tasting for national a plan sandwiches and bacon and lunch, to back butter go to peanut me eating caused which read I course of immediately, which Lovers," Bacon for suggested she ago, weeks two about Facebook New of Friends Foundation, ercer M the for gardening. In the past few months she says says she months few past the In gardening. collection. book their for unpacked, are boxes the all said she Though to be displayed in art galleries. art in continue displayed artworks be er to H place. Susan’s at shops well-known Johnson, Paul book classes. best teach the to attract artists to Pond continues Otter Susan’s Bindery classes, teaching and by. close Canada, extra were there sure am I so birthdays, 40th family entire her as realized was birthday 65th Harries Sally never be bored. As always the communitarian, communitarian, the always As bored. be never its despite there, days 14 her after But store?” How much weight could I anticipate gaining gaining anticipate I could weight much How Cities American "13 article an read friends her decades at the Barracks, M argery has officially officially has argery M Barracks, the at decades family. a owner's on the are Sam with and basis name Sally first and where menus no are grandfather), be to there Sally's (used of Nello’s and farmhouse the Chick at dinner for later Andrea, Sam, husband and Sally Sarah, Ross event. for Rick memorial Packard. a George attending of purpose the for about the trip. In August, she also celebrates 27 27 celebrates also she August, In trip. the about Lynn Scotland. and of Ireland, tour a ales, W wishes: to list England, about is bucket She her of one off cross Lawrenceville. in home new her Wiley Lynn grandchildren. five their and kids the gardening. her to backseat a taken has ceramics space more for looking still are John and she Sally Lane: Sally Bonthron: Susan She impresses me by serving as a board member member board a as serving by me impresses She and and Enid has developed new passions: ceramics and and ceramics passions: new developed has Enid Sackin Enid Lawrenceville. in home new her to moved together joined all Judy wife his and Ross Rick She and John also travelled to Atlanta to visit visit to Atlanta to travelled also John and She Sally also attended, along with with along attended, also Sally Sarah Sarah Jaeger, I am convinced that Sally will will Sally that convinced am I Hoffman: Lynn has settled into into settled has Lynn Hoffman: Reddick: Following retirement, retirement, Following Reddick: Gauldie: Sally’s wish for a special special a for wish Sally’s Gauldie: Perkins: After five-plus five-plus After Perkins: In addition to her own work work own her to addition In the PDS Reunions in M ay ay M in Reunions PDS the 68 ’6 organized the the organized Andrea Hicks Andrea

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al 3 1 0 2 Fall 3 8 at Indian culture camp SPICE where yours living in the Lake Wales, Florida area. I bought happy to be hiking or kayaking in the backwoods truly was the first runner-up in the cooking a house in W inter Haven which is very close to of Maine. Faron, we are sorry for your loss and contest.” Lake Wales. It would be fun to get together send our condolences to you. down there with other PDS classmates.” Marta Nussbaum Steele wrote: “It’s been a Gillian Gordon Crozier was sorry to miss the great year for me, for my daughter, Liza Steele, I got an email from Evan Donaldson this 45th. She was in the middle of a crucial work and for the whole family by extension. Liza spring. He wrote that he has done some time. “I am Programme Director of the M A g4 passed her dissertation defense in July at marathon runs, including a race on the Pacific Producing Film and TV at Royal Holloway, Princeton University in quantitative sociology Coast Highway with his daughter. University of London and my students are making their first film. Please pass on my best and will be teaching as an assistant professor at Mazzie Madeira Gogolak was sorry to miss and big hugs all around. Bob and I are back in '« SUNY-Purchase two days after her wedding in the 45th. “Please give my regards to Connie, London after three years in Singapore where Switzerland to her beloved Romain.” Marta Gail and Punky. I can just see them as we all our daughter, Isla, lives. She works in the fashion V. reported that she published her first book last were 50 years ago at MFS. Did you know I branding biz and Mirren is a costume designer September on election corruption. can still sing the school song by heart?! I am in Hollywood. Her latest effort {Short Term 12) not sure if the ‘lamp of knowledge’ is still just won SXSW best film! I am in the states a 1968 guiding our education system, but I am sure lot as we now have a home in East Hampton. Sophia Godfrey Bauer that PDS is a wonderful school.” We are there as much as we can. All are invited 7 Hart Ridge Drive I recently read in the Princeton Alumni Weekly for cocktails on the terrace this summer. Please Burlington, CT 06013-1817 of the passing of Walter Daub, Faron Daub stop by.” W hat a great offer. Maybe we can 860-673-9385 Fahy’s father. He was in the Princeton Class of have a mini-reunion at the tip of Long Island! candsbauer@att. net ’39. He died in March at the age of 97. In I am sorry to let our readers know that addition to his years teaching math, he was an Sandy brother, Ferdie (PCD ’63) died Mary Hobler Hyson avid athlete, loving the out-of-doors and always Wandelt’s 1067 Wolf Hill Road in late July. The Wandelt family were huge Cheshire, CT 06410-1732 supporters of sports at PCD and PDS. We 203-272-1294 extend our sympathy to Sandy and the family. [email protected] From M ary: 1969 Susan Denise Harris Our 45th reunion was quite a success. 324 South Bald Hill Road Although our numbers were few (Gail Smith Cleare and Sia Godfrey Bauer and Joe New Canaan, CT 06840-2902 203-972-1424 Chandler had to cancel at the last minute), we had lively conversations and good eats (thanks [email protected] to the caterers at PDS). Saturday offered school 1970 tours—including a new woodchip trail along Ann W iley the PDS boundary. There was a lovely gather­ Post-reunion '68 brunch at Connie Sayen 124 Traditions Way ing in remembrance of George Packard in the Ban's home: (back) Mary Hobler Hyson Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Upper School library, which included two of and Connie; (front) Sue Kleinberg, his daughters, Susan and Cynthia. Many stories 609-403-6152 Rick Ross and Katie Ecroyd were shared by his daughters, as well as several [email protected] alums—mostly ’6 8 ers, along with a handful of We’ve been a little slim in news, but happy to ’6 6 ers, a ’69er and a teacher. report that I have some this time... Other highlights of the weekend included a Rebecca Bushnell was elected to the PDS fine dinner at Colross with seven alums and Board of Trustees. two spouses (Andy Fishman’s wife, Kim Le In June, the New York Times printed an article and Rick Ross’s wife, Judy). Andy and Kim Le called, “The Unspoken Stigma of Workplace travelled from California to be at the reunion. Flexibility,” which included many quotes from Toasts were made to Mary Hobler Hyson and and a photo of Joan Williams. Rick and Sia (in her absence) for making the arrangements for the reunion. The committee also took on the challenge and managed to 1971 convince classmates to donate to the Annual Elizabeth Meredith Rigo Fund. W ith some guidance from Tracey Gates Alumni Weekend gathering to remember 200 East 90th Street, #8 H in the Alumni Office, and an extra boost from former English Department Chair New York, NY 10128-3531 Rick offering a challenge gift, the class raised George Packard 212-360-6752 over $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . That’s an amazing amount. [email protected] Thanks to all who contributed. Georgia Myer reported that she was married Sunday morning a handful of classmates continued on June 1, 2013 to Patrick Farmer in East the reunion at Connie Sayen Ban’s home. She Calais, VT. one-handedly created an elegant brunch. Most classmates headed off by noon, but Katie 1972 Ecroyd and yours truly stayed another three From the editor: Many thanks to Jan Hall Burruss hours. Fun for all. Hopefully, our 50th will find for her great service as class correspondent, but more alums returning to PDS. she feels it is time for someone else to take over Suzanne Blanchet Hirst sent her regards, sorry the column. If you are interested in becoming that she could not come to the reunion. “Lisa class correspondent, please contact Ann W iley ’70 Lawrence and I have been in touch these last at [email protected]. five years and it has been great renewing an old Class of '68 members Punky Brewster friendship. I’ve also heard from Joe Chandler Rutledge, Sia Godfrey Bauer and Mary many times. I saw that there are several alums Hobler Hyson

JOURNAL yearbook and we all had a good laugh looking at the old pictures.” I bet! Leslie Sander attended the 40th reunion too, and wrote: “W hat a great time. It was fun to see the bands back together again and the Beach Rollos’ re-creation of the final assembly when they kicked Mr. McClure off the stage 3 5 was great.” Leslie wrote that she is still in the music business; she had her own lighting company for twelve years working with bands in the Philadelphia area and Wildwood in the summers. After that she went to Atlantic City when the z Carl Sturken's '73 high school band doing 73 classmates: Susan Bauer Schwinger Taj Mahal opened and did 10 years there as the "Be True To Your School": Roger Williams, and Roger Williams system tech in the lighting department. She Carl Sturken, Joe Abelson, Chip Place, moved to Delaware in 2000 and now runs a Richard Olcott, and John Bushnell. lighting company in Aston, PA where they do everything from concerts to graduations and corporate events. The best thing though is she has built her dream house. She and her brother designed a house in the woods in North Wilmington. The house has won numerous awards and was even featured on an HGTV show called 'W hat's With That House." It took quite a while to get built, but she said, “it makes coming home every night a joy.” You can see a picture of the house at: http://www.sander-architects.com/filter/resi- '73 classmates. Susan Bauer Schwinger, dential#tree-house. Leslie had a wonderful time Sue Meigs, and Andy Katin at the 40th and hopes to keep in touch with people with whom she reconnected. '73 classmates: Carol Lifland, Martha Anne MacLeod Weeks wrote that she and Sullivan Sword, Ellen Fisher, Jim husband Jim have now lived at the beach in Harford, Susan Bauer Schwinger, Fenwick Island, DE, for a year and they could Dan Blum (in back) not be happier. Anne continues as Upper School Head at the Salisbury School in MD, a short commute through farm fields with beauti­ ful skies overhead. Jim 's SAT business is grow­ ing quickly. Anne began taking photos as a hobby this past winter and just won second place in the Delaware On View contest in Lewes, DE. Their son, Jed, is board president of Bikemore, a Baltimore Bike advocacy group Hilary Morgan '73 beginning hockey he helped found. Anne has enjoyed reconnecting with Daryl Janick Kent this past year, and hears from Tucky Fussell and Hilary Morgan on occasion. She has particularly enjoyed reading the posts on the Facebook group “I grew up in '73 classmates: Susan Bauer Schwinger, Princeton,” a trip down memory lane. Marion Huston, Ellen Fisher, Martha Sullivan Sword Roger Williams, also a reunion attendee, sent news from the Cascone Williams household. 1973 He wrote: “When Gina (Cascone) is not writ­ Angela Williams Dickerson ing, she loves spending time with our precious 27 Anthony Lane 5-year-old granddaughter, Sydney Rose. Our Lawrenceville, NJ 08648-2826 34-year-old daughter, Bree, is a dramatic arts 609-896-2627 teacher and expecting our second grandchild in [email protected] Hilary Morgan '73 learning to sail in the October. Our 38-year-old son, Roger, is a pro­ San Juan Islands. fessional scuba diver who works for the NY Cassandra L. Oxley Wildlife Conservation Society. Gina’s books for 171 Pine Hill Road young readers series, Deadtime Stories, premieres Susan Bauer Schwinger sent several photos Boxborough, MA 01719-1915 on Nickelodeon this fall.” Roger continues to from the reunion also and wrote: “The reunion 978-264-4938 grow his client list for his literary agency, New was so much fun with a really good turnout. [email protected] England Publishing Associates, Inc., check out The highlight was definitely the music that www.nepa.com. From Sandy: Carl Sturken put together, featuring Carl, Last but by no means least, I heard from Sounds like our class reunion was a great suc­ John Bushnell, Peter Browne, Zander Hilary Morgan. She wrote: “It seems the older cess. Sorry to have missed it! Jim Harford sent Kennedy, Malcolm Pollack, Joe Abelson, and I get, the more inquisitive I am. I have begun a couple of pictures taken at the reunion bash Mary Fowle. who was a year behind us at PDS. to revel in doing things in which I have little or at Hillbilly Hall in Hopewell. He wrote: “All I Marion Huston camc from Seattle and Danny no competency. At 50 ,1 moved back to the can say is that it was great to see everyone. I Blum came from Boulder, Colorado. The night East Coast after a hiatus of nearly 25 years had no idea Carl was in a band in high school.” before a lot of us went over to Buzz Woodworth's house and he got out our old overseas, in Hawaii and Alaska. At 51,1 ran my

Fall 2 0 1 3 first (and last!) marathon. At 56 ,1 took up ice “In 2009, Bonini was the recipient of an Ellison either here in the North or South of the Border hockey; no easy feat since I didn't know how to Medical Foundation Senior Scholar Award in in the winter.” skate! We lost every game the first year, but the Aging Research and the winner of an Dr. Doug Fein left his medical practice of next year we actually came in 2 nd place in our Exceptional, Unconventional Research fourteen years and returned to the classroom. division! At 5 7 ,1 became a certified National Enabling Knowledge Acceleration Grant He is pursuing a master’s degree in Public Ski Patroller (nordic) and last week, at 58 (geez awarded by the National Institutes of Health. Health at the University of North Carolina at am I actually 58?), I am learning how to sail; I She was also awarded a five-year David and Chapel Hill, “which will enable me to fulfill received my bareboat captain's license! So live Lucile Packard Fellowship grant in the amount my ambition of working with the underserved long and live well my fellow PDS'ers and do of $500,000 in 1998 and was selected as an population. I believe this is an area where I can one thing each day that scares you at least a little!” Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical make a real difference, and I am very excited Institute in 2000.” about this new opportunity and challenge.” 1 1974 Doug reported that “classes are going well, but Keith Plapinger 1978 it is a whole new world compared to 1979. No 45 Mount Vernon Street Allison Ijams Sargent more No. 2 pencils, chalkboards, erasers, paper, Apt 3B 25 The Waterway etc. It’s all about technology. I am the ‘old guy’ Boston, MA 02108 Wellesley, MA 02481 in the class, but I am OK with that.” He and 617-242-3924 781-235-5302 Debbie (and Dixie, their 1-year-old canine [email protected] allisoni@comcast. net “toddler”) have bought a home in Chapel Hill, so it looks like they won’t be around to host our 1975 35th reunion in May! “I have seen Jay Nusblatt Yuki Moore Laurenti several times per year since our last reunion. It 464 Hamilton Avenue has been great to catch up with him. I will miss Trenton, NJ 08609-2711 being local." 609-394-1065 Cathy put her sleuthing (stalking?) talents to [email protected] work and found Jim Billington out in California. “I haven’t kept up with anyone from PDS. Got Mary Sword McDonough four kids, a sweet-as-can-be wife, a dog, two . I ll North Main Street chinchillas (we are fighting the recession one Pennington, NJ 08534-2206 rodent at a time), and 25 autistic teenagers we 609-737-8435 have loosely under wing. Jim gave up the rat race [email protected] to become a self-described ‘shoe-leather priest’ '79 mini-reunion: Cathy White Mertz, and his wife Julia is a doctor. “I am 6'4", she is Laura Farina, Martha Hicks Leta, and 1976 5'1". All our kids, except the 7-year-old, are over Creigh Duncan Ann Gillespie 6'3" and all in high school. The oldest wears size 3 Coventry Farm Lane 17 shoes. They are all cool kids. We live next to Princeton, NJ 08540-2537 1979 an ostrich farm, whose eggs feed 25, and since 609-683-5469 Martha Hicks Leta we have sunk most all our savings into Hidden [email protected] PO Box 207 Wings, we like ostrich eggs. Life is short. Art is Marshfield Hills, MA 02051-0207 long. God is cool.” To learn more about the 1977 781-837-5308 extraordinary school Jim and Julia started to help Alice Graff Looney [email protected] adults with autism discover their hidden talents, 70 Jagger Lane go to www.hiddenwings.org. Westhampton, NY 11977 Catherine White Mertz We also heard from Ken Keuffel, who spent 631-288-4910 67 Rybury Hillway his early years at PDS and went on to graduate [email protected] Needham, MA 02492-4305 from Lawrenceville and Webster University Barbara Russell Flight’s mother reported that 781-449-4993 Vienna. “I've been married to Gabriela Rojas Barbara is now working at Webster Banks in [email protected] since 1999. Our son, Kenneth Keuffel III, Boston as a senior vice president. From Martha: turned 10 in March. We live in Winston- Jen Bonini ’87 sent news about her sister, Laurie Knowlton: “W hat a ride the last 20 Salem, where I'm now freelancing. I was an arts Nancy Bonini: Nancy was elected to the years have been! Spent ten years on Culebra reporter at the W -S Journal until that publication National Academy of Sciences and was formal­ Island, and then moved to mid-coast Maine laid me off in November. Them's the breaks in ly inducted this past spring. The University of (but still spend 2-3 months in the winter on newspapers these days, but I did put in about Pennsylvania’s news release stated: “Nancy Culebra). I'm a life coach, artist, teacher 12 really good years at the Journal and got to Bonini, Lucille B. Williams Professor of (photography), holistic animal services provider cover a thriving arts scene.” Biology, was elected as a member of the (animal Reiki, massage, communication, nutri­ First it was on, then it was off when a winter National Academy of Sciences, an honor con­ tional counseling, etc.), a social media consultant, storm intervened, but with some perseverance sidered to be one of the highest a United States and am studying to become a health and wellness and planning, a mini-reunion happened at the scientist or engineer can receive. Members were coach. I've just been diagnosed with Chronic lovely Needham, MA, home of Cathy White chosen for their achievements in original Lyme Disease (it seems I got it in 1988, when Mertz, featuring Laura Farina, Martha Hicks research. The 2012 Academy class consists of some unexplained and increasingly serious Leta, and Ann Gillespie. Cathy’s husband, 84 members and 2 1 foreign associates. Bonini’s health issues started messing around with me). Oscar, kept the barbeque stoked and the research examines the mechanisms of human The treatment road I have ahead is a little Lemon Drop Martinis flowing so the guests neurodegenerative diseases, including rough, but I'm holding out hope that, in the could get down to the task at hand, catching up Huntington’s, Parkinson’s, A LS and end, I might finally be able to enjoy a more on some 37 years of news. Laura, who is a Alzheimer’s diseases. Using the genetics of fruit healed body. I am very grateful for finally finding DC-based lawyer with SmithDehn, LLP, and flies, she creates models for human degenera­ an integrative doctor who was able to look at creator of Huggy Duggy sportswear said, “That tion to provide insight into disease mecha­ the big picture and diagnose me. I live in rural was one of the best ‘reunions’ of my adulthood. nisms. These studies aim to improve under­ Aina, Maine, with my life partner, on a beautiful I know we had many experiences apart with standing of neural decline as a result of aging pond where we have a mini-farm. We have a other friends, but we had so many significant that will lead to new approaches for treatments. guest room and would love to see any of you, points of intersection. That became so clear

JOURNAL during our flowing conversation for hours until 1982 B.S.M.E. It was there that he met his first we finally dropped (at 3AM!)” Lorraine M. Herr wife. He then started work as an engineer for Ann Gillespie, who lives in Bolton, MA, with 9 South 0 2 1 Skylane Drive Bruce Hardwood Floors. In 1998, he obtained her family, is an avid runner and works as a Naperville, IL 60564 his Professional Engineering Registration, graphic designer. She moved to Providence [email protected] which was a really big deal for him. He moved with her family after 9th grade, graduating to London, KY 14 years ago and he loves it from The Wheeler School and Hamilton there; the back of his property borders the College. Ann says, “Princeton was such a won­ Daniel Boone National Forest, where they even derful place to grow up. Providence was great have the occasional elk and bear lurking about. too—-just different— and there's never been a He has two sons with his first wife, Jack (age simple answer when people ask where I'm 12) and Frederick (age 9); he was divorced from. But it’s really nice to feel like I still seven years ago. It was not long after that he belong there!” met his second wife, Sandy. Roughly two years ago, they adopted a little girl, Ava, who is now Cathy summed up the gathering nicely, adding, three. There were no separation issues and she “It was an evening of such warmth, comfort, and seemed to walk into her new home like she’d connection. Poignant revelations, belly laughs, been there all of her life! His boys even accepted and an honesty that’s rarely encountered in our her without issue. She is their sister all the way! adult lives. It’s something about the physical dis­ John lost his father a couple of years before they tance and the rarity of our gatherings that allow Kelly Lambert Walker '83 receiving the faculty award at Tabor Academy's adopted Ava; John is sad about that for he knows us to connect on the most important levels, his father would have really enjoyed her. He Commencement in June from Head of unfettered by the day-to-day trivia, complaints, owes a lot of appreciation and gratitude to School John Quirk. irritants. I don’t think we wasted a moment!” Andy Franz, Bob Whitlock, and Ron Meldrum We hope this will entice as many of you as for their inspiration and influence. He is very 1983 possible to make it to Princeton for our 35th fortunate to be applying his skills on something reunion, coming up in May. Those of you who Noelle Damico a lot more significant than making houses have attended past reunions can attest to how 44 Crane Avenue look beautiful. wonderful it is to see these old familiar faces White Plains, NY 10603 the2 [email protected] and catch up. Whether you’ve put on a few 1985 pounds, or lost your hair, your job, your spouse, Lynne Erdman O’Donnell or been promoted to CEO of your multination­ Rena Ann Whitehouse 395 Central Park Place 9700 NW Caxton Lane al conglomerate, no one much cares. We just Portland, OR 97229 want to see YOU. Save the weekend of May 16! Unit #230 Atlanta, GA 30312 fiveods@comcast. net 404-898-0484 1986 1980 [email protected] Jennifer Dutton Whyte Susan Franz Murphy 990 Singleton Avenue Kelly Lambert Walker received the 2013 3838 River Road (Lockhouse) Woodmere, NY 11598-1718 Houlihan Faculty award at the Tabor Academy Lumberville, PA 18933 516-569-8823 Commencement from Head of School John 215-297-5794 [email protected] Quirk. The Class of 2001 established this susifranz@aol. com award as their class gift to the school to be 1981 given annually by vote of the graduating class. 1987 Camie Carrington Levy Their intent was to establish a tradition of Craig C. Stuart 2212 Weymouth Street honoring one faculty member each year at the 1638 Fell Street Moscow, ID 83843-9618 commencement ceremony to be publicly recog­ San Francisco, CA 94117 208-882-5658 nized for his or her service to their class. Kelly 415-921-5085 [email protected] has taught Spanish and served as Assistant cstuart [email protected] Director of Athletics at Tabor since 1987. Jen Bonini ’87 sent the Alumni Office some Sofia D. Xethalis information about her brother, Jamie Bonini. Joe Christen wrote: “Hard to believe I am out 1953 Shore Oak Drive She sent a link (http://mealsperhour.com) to a of PDS 30 years, yet the past 15 years I have Decatur, IL 62521 video detailing work that Jamie is doing through been a parent at PDS. Two ‘Lifer’ daughters, 217-422-5648 Toyota. Jen wrote: “As you may remember Jamie Go Figure! Simone ’11 is thriving at Oberlin sxethalis@yahoo. com. au initiated the community service hours requirement and Julia is set to graduate in 2014. Where did at PDS. This was part of his passion as a high the time go? Best to all my classmates.” The Alumni Office received news from Jen school student and it seems it has not left him. Bonini: “Scott (Miller) and I are still in He has had a rewarding career as an engineer 1984 Laramie, Wyoming. I am working part-time in and manager in the automotive industry. Now Adrienne Spiegel McMullen a lab, teaching in our kids’ classrooms as much I he is still with Toyota but working within their 216 North Elmwood Avenue can, and then taking care of the kids. Scott is community service branch leading projects like Oak Park, IL 60302-2222 still a professor of watershed hydrology at the the one shown in this video. It seems to take 708-386-9592 University of Wyoming. A news highlight for him around the country working on a variety of amcmullen2 0 0 2 @yahoo.com Scott is that he is co-PI on the largest grant in different community scale issues on behalf of the history of the university, and with this is Toyota. I just love the full circle that the interest Edward J. W illard helping to work on water management issues in in this work demonstrates as here he is back at 214 Lynchburg Road the West. Quite his passion. The work is getting community service, something that showed up Pilot Mountain, NC 27041-9320 off the ground this year, and has been exciting.” in full colors during his time at PDS but applying [email protected] To see more information about Scott’s work, his engineer background.” From Ted: check out: It was really great to finally hear from John http://www.uwyo.edu/uw/news/2012/07/ Powers. 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Secondly, as as Secondly, class. our and iss M year of founding conflation Fine’s intentional some be must at word that learned I worry, (don't Brooke Murphy '88 Murphy Brooke Felicity Wood Wood Felicity Amy Venable Venable Amy almost attend­ almost Ciuffreda, Ciuffreda, in the 90’s (crazy Berkeley story for another time). 1990 1993 Congratulations, Brooke! Jonathan P. Clancy Darcey Carlson Leonard Sometime around Thanksgiving, we’ll have a 168 Mountain Avenue 1754 Brook Road chance to see Jeremy Rabb in theaters nationally Princeton, NJ 08540 Warren, VT 05674 in the upcoming Spike Jonze feature, Her, star­ [email protected] 802-496-6407 ring Scarlett Johansson and Joaquin Phoenix. [email protected] “I’m also very excited about performing a role Deborah Bushell Gans I’ve wanted to play for many years: Clov in 143 Isle Verde Way Adam D. Petrick Beckett’s Endgame,” he wrote. “It opens this fall Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418 96 South Street at a wonderful repertory theater in Pasadena 561-799-2463 Apt. 4 called A Noise W ithin, so if you happen to be on [email protected] Boston, MA 02111 the lower west side (of California), come check From Debby: 617-320-6537 it out.” [email protected] The class of 1990 held an impromptu 23rd From Paul Robertson: I got on board as the reunion recently spurred by the performance of 1994 general manager of a major project in Florida, Isheeta Ganguly. Isheeta, a celebrated performer C. Justin Hillenbrand the Westgate River Ranch Cowboy Theme in India, sang at the esteemed Rubin Museum. 25 Mooreland Road Park. It’s an awesome opportunity and continu­ Isheeta was wonderful to listen to and still Greenwich, CT 06831 ation of my great ranch adventure! Grand commanded the same presence she did during [email protected] re-opening of the ranch is in October. high school. Her music weaves together Indian I think we know where we’re going for folk-pop, classical, lounge, elektronika, and Marika Sardar Nickson our 30th. Rabindrasangeet (the music of Nobel Laureate 5205 39th Avenue Rabindranath Tagore) in an unprecedented Sunnyside, NY 11104 1989 manner. We gathered from opposite ends of the 917-579-5047 earth and found our lives had taken us in vastly Christina Frank [email protected] different directions. However, we (me, Isheeta, 147 East Delaware Avenue Rebecca Dickson, Debbie Klein Geller, Pennington, NJ 08534 1995 Timory Howe Ridall, and Kysha White) all 609-818-1942 Melissa Woodruff Mccormick felt like we last saw each other just yesterday in 257 South State Street the senior lounge. Despite not having seen each Doria Roberts Newtown, PA 18940 other in 2 0 years we spent the evening laughing PO Box 5313 215-550-6596 and reminiscing about our PDS days. Atlanta, GA 31107 404-874-3779 Inspired by our 23rd reunion, Isheeta and I 1996 [email protected] (Debby Bushell Gans) decided to hold a second Sonal Mahida reunion, this time with our kids (potential 10 Colt Circle Lauren French Stout PDSers, class of 2026)...after three days together, Princeton Junction, NJ 08550-2247 965 South Morgan Street there was a tearful goodbye amongst the junior 609-371-0807 Meadeville, PA 16335 set. There’s nothing quite like old friends! 814-337-5686 In other news, Mrs. H’s artistic inspiration 25 Stephen J. Nanfara [email protected] years ago amongst the film and the fixer, has 5 Pegg Road remained a part of me. This summer, I was Flemington, NJ 08822 awarded “Best of Show” in a juried photo exhibit [email protected] at the Palm Beach Photographic Institute in Palm Beach, Florida. 1997 Ellyn Rajfer Herkins 1991 6 Anvil Court Irene Kim Asbury Marlboro, NJ 07746 5 W ayne Street #3 732-970-2188 Jersey City, NJ 07302-3614 [email protected] 201-988-2436 [email protected] L. Amanda Rabinowitz 59 W. 12th Street Apt. 9A Classmates from the class of 1990: Kysha Sarah Beatty Raterman 206 Shearwater Court W New York, NY 10011 White, Debby Bushell Gans, Rebecca 609-937-6348 Dickson, Isheeta Ganguly, Timory Howe Apt. 91 Jersey City, NJ 07305 [email protected] Ridall and Debbie Klein Geller. 1992 1998 Meghan Bencze Mayhew Marin Blitzer Bartholomew 1011 Dacian Avenue 154 Newbury Street Apt. A Apt. 5B Durham, NC 27701 Boston, MA 02116 [email protected] 617-752-4047

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Adu, son of Isheeta Ganguly '90 and Carly, daughter of Debby Bushell Gans '90 Kelila Green Siciliano wrote: “M y husband Andrea Swaney and I are expecting baby #2 in October, and 1955 Menalto Avenue Yoella is so excited to be a big sister! I’m living Menlo Park, CA 94025 in LA, and loving it. My husband recently [email protected] became an independent insurance agent, From Marlee: and I am a stay-at-home mom (I love my chosen ‘career’).” Happy fall! Hope everyone had a wonderful 90 summer. Here are the updates from the Class Ariana Jakub is living in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and of 2 0 0 2 ... is looking forward to her wedding this coming December 28. Ariana wrote: “I am currently Timon Lorenzo reported: “I am living in the teaching art at an elementary school, and middle same apartment on the Upper West Side, working school. I also started an art history education in the same family asset management office, Andrew Dean '98 and his helicopter; he program for children called Little Savages, but with Nathan Windsor's (aka Nathaniel supports the George Washington Carrier which I run out of the arts council here Smith) help, I'm getting closer to the dream of Group homeported at Yakutska Naval in Oklahoma.” playing guitar and piano, performing a great Base, in Tokyo region. Avett Bros song at the end of the summer! It’s always nice to hear from everyone, and LLPL! (Long Live PDS Love)” to be able to take the time to update the PDS community on how the people from the class of Jessica Tamayo wrote in to share the following: ’99 are doing. Please do not hesitate to reach “Spent an amazing season working in an outdoor out if you would like to include an update in preschool in Big Sur this year, and while on the our next Journal. West Coast, got to go to one of Sasha Rosse’s fabulous San Francisco dinner parties with my exquisite date, Julie Wilson. Looking forward 2000 to an exciting move to Denver to teach kinder­ Jessica Batt garten at the Denver Waldorf School. Life is 32 Fox Grape Road blessed and beautiful.” Flemington, NJ 08822-4011 908-782-8097 Katherine Blatterfein Sorriento shared some [email protected] exciting news: “M y husband Jeff and I moved back to Florida last year; we just bought a house only Matthew McGowan half an hour from Jessica Schilke Mercer! I'm 4 Cheswold Boulevard especially excited to have her nearby when Jeff and Apt. 2 A I welcome our first child this fall. Mackenzie Newark, DE 19713 Grace is due at the end of September!” matt, [email protected] Johanna Dickson sent the following update: Joanna Woodruff Rominger '99 with “I finally have some news to share! I start a new husband Matt, and son Sam Natasha Jacques Nolan job Monday as a Marketing and Administrative 44 Fox Chase Run Assistant at Kostow Greenwood Architects in 1999 Hillsborough, NJ 08844 Soho! I am also still working as a freelance Nikhil S. Agharkar [email protected] writer and will be a contributing blogger to the 20 East 9th Street new website of SoundSense, a company that Apt. 10R Sapna Thottathil specializes in sound proofing.” New York, NY 10003 1029 Oak Street As for my update, I’m living in Bucks County [email protected] #44 and working in Princeton as the Development Oakland, CA 94607 Associate for Morven Museum & Garden. Joanna Woodruff Rominger [email protected] Have had the fun of seeing many familiar PDS 836 South Broad Street Lansdale, PA 19446 2001 faces who are also living in the area (Ryan Palsho ’05, Wilson Weed ’01, Ashton Todd ’0 1 , jbwl [email protected] Nick Sardar to name a few...) Ryan and Grant Schmucker 1 0 Park Avenue are actually working at the same company now, Robyn Wells Apt. 18K XL Group, in Doylestown, which is great. Also 479 Jefferson Road New York, NY 10016 had a great 4th of July with Julie Wilson, who Princeton, NJ 08540-3418 [email protected] 609-924-9680 came to stay with me while on the East Coast. She is still living in California and has just [email protected] Ashton Todd moved out to Marin County with her beau and 20 Boudinot Street From Joanna: loves it out there. Princeton, NJ 08540 I am really excited to share some more exciting [email protected] news from the class o f’99! M y husband, Matt, 2003 and I welcomed our first child this past A. Joy Woffmdin Allison Marshall February 28, Samuel Flynn. Life as a mom has 211 Goat Hill Road 1 2 0 Edgewood Avenue been more than I ever thought it could be. I am Lambertville, NJ 08530 San Francisco, CA 94117 enjoying every minute with him until I return 609-397-0033 amarshall2 2 0 @aol.com to work in the fall at Germantown Academy. [email protected] The PDS Alumni Office received news that Besides the addition of Sam to our family, things are about the same for me in PA! Julia Tamulis became an associate in the 2002 Washington DC office of Bass, Berry & Sims Sharon Herbert is still living up in VT, where Margaret Sayen PLC in February 2012. “Julia will focus her she works for Burton Snowboards. Sharon 52 Heritage Drive practice on counseling healthcare clients on decided to attend the New England Culinary New Hope, PA 18938 transactional, operational and regulatory matters. Institute in Vermont, and will be graduating [email protected] Prior to joining the firm, Julia worked as an next month. Sharon wrote, “I decided to do this attorney-advisor for the Department of Health on the side, because I love cooking!"

JOURNAL Graeme Blair 02, Brian Smith, Michael Highland, Justin Revelle, Anita Deshpande, Bianca Gersten, Brett Downey Riggle ’04 and Liz Cuder (faculty). In addition to getting mar­ ried, we ended up cramming a bunch of other major life-events together. The week before the wedding we filed our doctoral dissertations at Berkeley (mine in philosophy, hers in 91 Environmental Science, Policy, and Management), and moved out of our apart­ ment. For the moment, we’ve relocated to Brookline, MA, where we’re both starting our Katie Weber 03 and John Patteson 02 first academic jobs. As of July 1 , I’m an at their wedding Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Wellesley College, and Jackie is a postdoctoral researcher at Boston University. Next year, though, we’ll be moving up to the Hanover, NH area, where Jackie will start a job as Assistant Professor of Geography at Dartmouth. We're hoping to get a place on a lake or in the mountains so we can really take advantage of the area. We'll keep a Julia Tamulis 03 small apartment in the Boston area to cut down on my commuting. These are really dream jobs for both of us, so we’re super excited and grate­ ful to everyone who’s supported us during the long slog of grad school. Jackie’s teaching and research will focus on global environmental Emily Hamlin '03 w ith her dad, Andy change, and I'll be researching and teaching Hamlin, at Teachers College Columbia courses in various aspects of ethical theory and University graduation. philosophy of art. We were very sorry to miss the 1 0 th reunion, but my sister was graduating S - i from college the same weekend. Hope to see \ " A everyone at the 15th!” Michael Highland wrote: “Life in LA is V ^ i Alyssa Briody '03 with her mother pretty much as I expected: an endless parade Stephanie Briody at Alyssa's graduation of sunshine, farmer's markets, and bikini-clad from law school rollerbladers. There is also volleyball 24 hours a day. Thankfully, my job making video games helps to keep me firmly grounded in reality. after six years working in New York producing Without that sense of purpose, I’m not sure shows on Broadway and downtown. Most what I would do... most likely volleyball. I’m recendy, I produced this year’s Tony-winning happy to say my fiancee Chrissy has really Morgan Weed 03 as Tink Best Musical Kinky Boots. I had such a great embraced the SoCal lifestyle. Unfortunately, time this spring in Princeton catching up with her diet of raw kale smoothies has done little to and Human Services (DHHS), Departmental everyone at our 1 0 -year reunion, and celebrating curb her brash Philly attitude. Nathaniel Appeals Board, Medicare Operations Division. Erich & Jackie Hatala Matthes' wedding the Halpern ’02 recently made a cameo in my life, She earned her law degree at The George weekend before. If you're ever in LA give me we spent a lovely afternoon birding together. Washington University and received her B.A. a shout!” Much love to all my East Coast homies, please from the University of Pennsylvania.” Morgan Weed had an amazing summer learning come visit.” From Allison: how to fly at the Dallas Theater Center, where Ben Johnson wrote: “Hey all, not much new Hey everyone! The 1 0 th reunion was a big success she played Tink in the World-Premiere of the to add this year but was guilted into writing and from those that went I heard it was a blast. new musical, FLY, directed by three-time Tony something by Allison Marshall... I'm still living Award Winner, Jeffrey Seller. in New York and recently took a job at a start-up Nick Perold wrote: “It was truly a pleasure seeing called Tough Mudder where I'm running the so many of my ’03 classmates at our recent James Ramos wrote: “We have had a great communications team. When I'm not at work 1 0 -year reunion! The event, the people, and the summer so far. From a trip to San Francisco convincing people to let us electrocute/freeze/ stories reminded me once again that PDS is an during which we spent time with Allison exhaust them, I spend most of my free time incredibly special place." Marshall, to time in Fripp Island, SC with my wife’s family, it has been a whirlwind. We had a biking or running around the city and trying to I was lucky to spend my summer having some great time catching up with old friends at the catch up with old friends. I’m lucky enough to PDS reunions at the weddings of Emily Young Alumni Happy Hour at the NYC Boat still see a lot of James Ramos and his wife in Hamlin and Katie Weber. Many classmates Basin and are excited for spending the rest of Hoboken, and have a long trip planned to the were in attendance at both, including Eleanor summer with family and friends in Hoboken." West Coast later this year where I hope to see Oakes, Daniella Gold, John Patteson ’02, Elif many more of you. If you’re ever in New York, Sen ’02, Daniel Mykytyn ’02, Dorian Batt ’02, Erich Matthes wrote: “Hello, ’03! It’s been I’m always up for catching up over good beer, Patrick Southern ’02, and Noah Fisher. about six years since my last update, so here and I hope everyone else is doing well.” goes. I got married on May 11, 2013 to Jaclyn In addition to attending these great weddings Hatala Matthes, who I met during graduate Joanna Bowen sent news that after five years with me, and after graduating Yale Law School, school at Berkeley (I've taken her last name as working in Campus Ministry at Villanova spent most of the summer studying Alyssa Briody my middle name, so I'm now Erich Hatala University, she has accepted a position to be the for the Louisiana Bar. Matthes!). We had a wonderful wedding at the Director of the Augustinian Volunteers. The Brian Smith wrote: “I moved to Los Angeles Mountain Lakes House in Princeton. PDSers Augustinian Volunteers provide opportunities this summer to pursue television development, in attendance included: Thomas Bohnett ’02, for young men and women to serve with estab-

Fall 2 0 1 3 lished educational, social, and health programs or your meals. I know way more about you than Conor Meara and Kunle Onitiri have continued in five domestic cities and one international I ever intended.) But some of you still send me to make their marks in the music industry. site. By building and living in community with news the old-fashioned and less creepy-feeling Meara wrote, “I have been releasing recorded other volunteers and forming relationships with way, which I appreciate. music as Roy Orbitron, and my son Noah is almost two.” local Augustinian communities, the volunteers’ Jessica Rich Horton wrote in with big news. lives are enriched, as they enrich the lives of She married Rob Horton on May 18. Since Onitiri wrote that he is still DJ’ing on the East others. Joanna served with the program in then, the Hortons have stormed around the Coast and in West Africa. He plans to DJ in San Diego in 2007-2008. Western Hemisphere, traveling to Antigua, West Africa this December. He urges fans to Dominica and Alaska, running a half get excited for the launch of his website I 2004 marathon, and completing a Tough Mudder. [http://princeofmix.com] on his 25th birthday ,o Erin McCormick (I’m not sure what a Tough Mudder is, but weekend in September. (According to my «, 5085 Case Street based on pictures I see on Facebook, I can research, this information likely places the =3 Middlebury, VT 05753 surmise that participants get muddy and tired.) launch on the weekend of September 21-22.) 802-462-3645 Back from their travels, the couple is planning I’m entering my final year of law school, and will [email protected] to settle in Hopewell. Horton wrote: “[We] be in New York for the rest of the year. Although Michelle Bramlett was promoted to the bought a beautiful little house in Hopewell I’m still trying to figure out what I want to be Director of Admissions for Winston Preparatory Borough. We'll move into our new home with when I grow up, I know that after law school I School. She’d love to connect with any families our two dogs and our cat on September 6 . I’m will be moving to D.C. to work for a judge on in the city or in New Jersey, especially students still working in Corporate Communications the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces and who may have learning disabilities, who at AT&T - three years next month - and still play with her dogs (she apparendy brings her Winston Prep can accommodate. loving it.” dogs to the office). I was excited to see that PDS Katie Levine recently got engaged to Paul Arvind Thambidurai is also enjoying married installed air-conditioning in all classrooms. Now W hite and started a new job at Plated.com, a life. He wrote: “Arvind and Santhra are doing I can finally get rid of the ice fan machines that I company that delivers all of the ingredients you well and currently living in Plainsboro, NJ.” made senior year and was keeping in my parents’ need to cook a gourmet meal at home in 30 Meanwhile, a number of unmarried members basement in case PDS ever decided that schlepping minutes or less. of our class are educating the next generation. large containers of ice around the building was a good way to cool classrooms. Thanks for the Erin McCormick accepted the position of David Blitzer wrote: updates, and I’m looking forward to hearing from Digital Marketing Manager at Middlebury “I am still teaching 8 th Grade English at everyone next time! Interactive Languages, a tech-education start-up Boston Prep Charter Public School and having specializing in K- 1 2 digital world language an awesome tim e... If anyone else is interested 2007 courses. Erin will marry her best friend, Randy in teaching in or working for charters in the Hill, on October 5 in Middlebury, Vermont. Melanie Philippou future, feel free to reach out to me, as there is 9 Bonner Court Lily Mitchell is working as a neurology/ no better job!” Pennington, NJ 08534 oncology nurse in Austin and staring down Blitzer added that he spoke with Jon Hofman 609-730-9479 her last year of graduate school. She’s enjoying about Hofman’s experience teaching at KIPP [email protected] Texas -swimming, barbecue, cycling, two- Delta Public Schools, an association of charter stepping - but lately has been dreaming up schools in Arkansas. “It sounds like the beginning plans to get back to California. 2008 of an exciting experience for him,” Blitzer said. Tessica Glancey Benjamin Ostro finished up his first year as Ally Brill is teaching Pre-Kindergarten at the 208 Massachusetts Ave NE an Emergency Medicine resident at the Feynman School in Bethesda, Maryland. Brill Johnson Building University of Cincinnati Medical Center. wrote: “[Feynman is] a start-up private school Room #309 He has started his second year in July. His for academically gifted kids. This year will be Washington DC, 20002 new responsibilities include being the dedicated Feynman's fourth year open and it has been an [email protected] “flight doc” where he is the only physician on awesome experience watching the school grow. board a med-evac helicopter. Lindsey Mischner missed the fifth reunion I love what I do; the kids really keep you on because she graduated from college that weekend. your toes!” At Yale, Lindsey was an active member of the 2005 Brill recently moved into a new apartment in Women's Club Volleyball Team (2010 National Kyle Boatwright Bethesda. Brill is still in school herself, working Champions!) as well as intramural sports and 647 Calamus Palm Place toward an M.A. in Educational Psychology student council within her residential college. Henderson, NV 89011 with a focus on Gifted Education and Talent She was in Princeton for most of the summer [email protected] Development. Brill is studying at the University but moved to Madison, W I in July. of Connecticut and hopes to finish her degree Kaitlyn Langdon Joe Sarvary is working as a field biologist by August 2015. 5075 Purcell Drive in Paraguay. Colorado Springs, CO 80922 Tess Glancey is working as Deputy Press [email protected] Secretary for U.S. Senator Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) in his Washington, D.C. office. 2006 Hannah Epstein is working at NFL Films in Jacob “Mendy” Fisch Cherry Hill, NJ as a production assistant. 105 Fitzrandolph Road Princeton, NJ 08540 Isaac Geltzer finished his master’s at 609-924-5384 Drexel and has moved to NYC to work at [email protected] Ernst & Young. It has been seven years since we’ve graduated Jake Lipkin is currently in medical school at and most of what we know about each other is Penn State University (Hershey). probably gleaned from our Facebook newsfeeds. Dave Janhofer is working at National Institute (I say this to a few of you: I clicked on one of of Health and Virginia Hospital Center in your posts once and now Facebook keeps on Jessica Rich Horton '06 and her Arlington. He is currently applying to medical trying to tell me about your vacation, your pets, husband Rob. schools for the Class of 2018.

JOURNAL James Cole is working at Y&R at their NYC Tara Glancey studied abroad in Spain last Cara Hume emailed me this summer, reporting Headquarters as a Brand Strategist. semester, and interned at the Ronald that she’s “currently in Spain living with a McDonald House this past summer. grouchy old host mom and eating lots of paella 2009 Alexandra Feuer studied abroad in while taking classes. I liked college, my sorority, Ashley Smoots Copenhagen, Denmark during the spring and the Irish play I partook in.” 1 1 0 0 Surrey Lane semester, and interned in the Quality Annie Nyce was initiated into Kappa Delta Yardley, PA 19067 Management department at Saint Peter’s sorority and soon after was installed as the new 9 3 215-497-5025 University Hospital in New Brunswick this Director of Events for the Panhellenic [email protected] past summer. Executive Board at Rollins College. She spent Evan Quinn interned with the Carolina her summer employed as the Store Supervisor n Vinay Trivedi Panthers this summer and has been hired to for Jack Wills in Princeton while continuing 325 Ridge Avenue edit in-game music for them for this season. her internship at Fred Astaire Dance Studio of Newtown, PA 18940 Princeton. W ith Fred Astaire she attended 215-598-0568 Courtland Lackey finished up her third season regional competitions and had the opportunity [email protected] as a D 1 lacrosse player for Howard University. to meet Val Chmerkovskiy from D ancing With This summer, Courtland interned at J.P Erich Matthes ’03 sent news about his sister, The Stars at a fundraiser for the Ballroom Morgan in their Treasury Services-Digital Sarah Matthes: “Sarah graduated from Yale Dancing Cancer Foundation in Brooklyn, NY. Marketing group. this M ay and received a major award given to Charlotte Williams wrote that she “deferred one graduating English major. The Frederick Jessica Weiner interned at minibar by Jose freshman year and was accepted into Mortimer Clapp Fellowship (a $50,000 award) Andres this summer, and she hopes to continue Princeton’s Bridge Year Program in Peru along is given to support one year of full-time her work there into the fall. with six other Princeton students. She spent the poetry writing.” academic year living with a host family in Ashley sent the following news: 2011 Urubamba, taking Spanish classes, volunteering Svitlana Lymar on a water filter project, and teaching English is starting her fourth season as a Caroline Bird Syracuse University in a local public school. She also traveled within corps de ballet member with Staatsballet Berlin Syracuse, NY 13244-5040 the country, completing the Inca trail to Machu in Germany. She has enjoyed dancing her way 609-977-1042 Picchu, visiting Lake Titicaca, and ziplining on around the greatest international opera houses [email protected] the edge of the Amazon jungle. She also of the world and always warmly welcomes hellos attempted to surf. She misses the beautiful Alexandra McCourt sent news that she was from classmates and friends if you find yourself landscape, the delicious food, and her friends selected for the Entrepreneurship Fellows in Germany! and host family. She misses less the non-potable Program of Business at Georgetown University. water and hospitalizations due to parasites. She Rachel Bristol graduated from Hamilton She also was elected President of the Sursum is excited to start school in the fall and nervous College and moved to Portland, Maine for a Corda Literacy Program in DC, where she that she hasn’t taken a test or written a paper in job in a start-up mobile-marketing company. tutors math. over a year.” Misha Gerschel spent the summer doing research at Middlebury and headed to 2012 Brit Bucklee worked on Spider-Man 2 and Dartmouth this fall to study engineering. Rachel Maddox studied in Italy with NYU this summer. This year he also joined the Delta Kappa Alpha Nick Vik graduated from Tufts in May with a Campus Box 4108 national cinema fraternity and will be their degree in International Relations and Connecticut College social chair for the 2013-2014 year. Economics. He has stayed in Boston doing 270 Mohegan Avenue Investment Strategy consulting at Cambridge New London, CT 06320 Rachel Maddox said “I had a great first year at Associates and is living in Beacon Hill with 609-571-7998 Conn College. I did props for a show that we two of his fraternity brothers. [email protected] did in collaboration with the well-renowned Q_ Brothers, as well as costumes for Into the Woods, 2010 Annie Nyce and lights for a student production. Speaking of Rollins College student run, I re-wrote, re-staged, and co-directed Alexandra Feuer 1000 Holt Avenue #2008 my original play, The Pretenders, and it was 16 Meetinghouse Court Winter Park, FL 32789 performed twice for the Conn community, Princeton, NJ 08540 [email protected] which was also really exciting. And besides 609-683-1542 that, I’ve been getting involved with at-risk feuealO 1 @gettysburg.edu Peter Powers youth in the New London community, and I Bowdoin College will be a student adviser to the freshmen for the Rebecca Golden 843 Smith Union upcoming year. Holla.” Muhlenberg College Brunswick, ME 04011 Seegers Union Box 0336 Erica Glancey wrote: “I made the equestrian 609-658-8799 2400 Chew Street team at Skidmore and we tied with Saint [email protected] Allentown, PA 18104-5596 Lawrence for the prestigious Collegiate Cup at 732-754-3812 From Peter: the IHSA National Championships. Still riding and showing this summer to keep up with [email protected] From what I’ve heard from my classmates, it riding but have no job, which is so ideal.” From Alex: sounds like the Class of 2012 is doing well after just one year out of PDS: Jessica Goldberg reported: “I basically sat in Adrienne Esposito interned at Seventh House a dark classroom learning about finance and PR in New York City this past summer. Gabi Phillips wrote that she sold Cutco accounting from 9-4 every day since May 28 Adrienne also received the Rising Senior Ballet Cutlery this past summer and took art history but I'm happy to say that this time next week Scholarship at Texas Christian University. classes at Raritan Valley Community College I'll be 16 credits with Business Minor from This past spring, Rebecca Golden was induct­ Eric Powers is “just chugging along at Boston Villanova. Not the best way to spend my summer. ed into the Pi of Pennsylvania chapter of the College. After trying out for several a capella Also I joined Kappa Kappa Gamma.” Phi Beta Kappa academic honors society. groups, he's bounced back and is doing great. Hunt Griffith took Organic Chemistry This summer Becca conducted pediatric neu­ Really great.” As his brother, I can say that he all summer. roblastoma research at the Children's Hospital did NOT audition for any a capella groups, but of Philadelphia. he is doing well.

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In Memoriam

The school has learned of the passing of the following members of the Princeton Day School community. We wish to extend our deepest sympathies to their families and friends.

W illiam B. Caskey Father of Kevin Caskey ’91 Walter Daub, former faculty member Father of Faron Daub Fahy ’68 Bud Tibbals, left, with Head of School Paul Stellato and former colleague, Wes McCaughan, at the MFS/PCD Harry Dearden, former PDS equipment manager Fireside Gathering this past May. Lester “Bud” Tibbals was an extraordinary member of John E. Egner, Jr. Father of J. Scott Egner ’81 and M ark Egner ’82; the Princeton Day School community, teaching history to Grandfather of Ashley Egner ’12 and John E. Egner ’14 eager students from 1947 to 1981. He was one of the few teachers in the School’s history who taught at both Dorothy R. File Princeton Country Day School and then, after the Grandmother of Trevor Lamb ’00 and Blair E. Lamb ’03 merger with Miss Fine’s School in 1965, at Princeton Christopher Franz ’83 Day School. In 2011, on the occasion of their 50th Son of former faculty member Andy Franz; Brother of reunion, the PCD class of 1961 made Mr. Tibbals an Susie Franz Murphy ’86 and Robert Franz ’91 honorary member of the class. An avid supporter of PCD and PDS athletics, Mr. Tibbals also coached tennis, hock­ Abbe Gasparro ey, skating, and football, and served as the School’s Mother of Dom Gasparro ’16, Vincent Gasparro ’19 Athletic Director from 1958 to 1965. In 2003, he was and Gianna Gasparro ’21 inducted into the Princeton Day School Athletic Hall of John Hemphill, Jr. ’40 Fame for Extraordinary Achievement. Bud Tibbals was Brother of Hope Hemphill Carter ’46 a cherished member of our community who will long be remembered. Peter Tilden Hitchcock Husband of Cecily Kohlsaat Hitchcock ’54 Elizabeth Stetson Pettit Kingsley Kahler Hubby ’26 W ife of William D. Pettit ’38; Mother of Mother of Nicholas Hubby ’50, Frank B. Hubby ’54 Charlotte Stetson ’62, Basil Stetson ’70 and Iola Stetson ’78 and Alison Hubby Hoverston ’65; Grandmother of Kingsley Gallup ’84 and George Gallup IV ’82 F.D. Reeve Father of Benjamin Reeve ’71 Christopher Illick Father of Hilary Illick ’82 and Christopher Illick ’84 William E. Rigot PCD ’65 and PDS ’68 Brother of Kevin T. Walsh ’76 and Elizabeth Kale Uncle of Grace Barbara ’18 Grandmother of Robert M. Chibbaro ’86 Marsha Shainwald Carroll O’Brien Kane, former faculty member; Mother of Emma Shainwald ’16 Mother of T. Gibbs Kane ’61, Richard Kane ’70 and Katherine Kane Nichols ’74 Mark W. Sweeney ’81 Brother of John A. Sweeney ’79 John K. Lee Father of Alice Lee Groton ’78 Arthur Szathmary Father of Helen Szathmary ’73 Kurt Ludwig, former PDS maintenance staff Detlev F. Vagts ’42 W illiam Martin, Jr. ’76 Frederick “Ferdy” H. Wandelt III ’63 Paul D. McConaughy Brother of Joseph S. Wandelt ’68 Father of Jon McConaughy ’85 and Father-in-Law of Robin Cook McConaughy ’87 Jean Whitall, former faculty member

Fall 2013 9 6 Rest Period

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JOURNAL “It is my turn to say thank you for a bond that has lasted over 50 years.” Carl D. Reimers

Faculty member 1960 to 1999, P’80, Trustee 1999 to 2010

“My relationship with the school began in 1960 when I joined the faculty of Miss Fine’s School.

Since then, I have thoroughly enjoyed a long relationship with the school as a teacher, parent,

and as a trustee. In my view, our faculty is second to none, and I included PDS in my estate plans

because I knew the funds I gave would be used to support outstanding teaching. That I also saved

on taxes and increased my income during my lifetime by funding a charitable trust for the school

with low-yielding securities was a great bonus.”

The May Margaret Fine Society: Established in 1998, the May Margaret Fine Society recognizes those loyal alumnae/i, parents and friends who have informed the school that they have made provisions for Princeton Day School in their estate plans. Including the school in their will, establishing a charitable trust while maintaining life income, or naming the school as a life insurance beneficiary are some of the ways these individuals have helped secure the long-term strength of Princeton Day School.

If you have included Princeton Day School in your estate plans or would like to learn more about including the school in your estate plans, contact Kathy Schulte, Director of Advancement, at 609-924-6700 ext. 1255 or [email protected]. PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL | Fall 2013 NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID Permit No. 270 JOURNAL Princeton, NJ PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL £-t %> P.O. Box 75 • Princeton, NJ 08542 sh ip p in g 650 Great Road • Princeton, NJ 08540 T 609.924.6700 • www.pds.org