Walnut Hills High School Annual Fund 2019

A building cannot teach, but it can inspire. 2 | WHHS Annual Fund 2019

Twenty years ago WHHS faculty and alumni began developing a plan for a new arts and science center. They did not begin with architecture. Rather, they focused on creating a space that nurtures an environment of diversity, where the only stratification is based upon achievement. Twenty years later we ask ourselves, “Was it worth it?” WHHS Annual Fund 2019 | 3

Dear Alumni, Foresight is a rare commodity. Luckily for my experience at Walnut Hills High School, the alumni community of One could say Walnut Hills High School is my second home. I have spent the 1990s not only had the commitment to radically alter the physical structure of the school, but through that over 20 years here. Like a homeowner, one doesn’t necessarily focus process they established a driving force behind the school’s on what has been accomplished but rather what improvements can be continued excellence. made. I see what needs to be done on a daily basis, not just the physical I’ve never known a WHHS without the Alumni Arts and but programmatic possibilities that continue to make our house a home Sciences Center. When I first walked into the school on to thousands of students, faculty, staff, parents and alumni. A place of a tour, it was a telling beacon that this school and its learning, exploring, inspiring curiosity, building horizons, and giving a solid community cared about providing education in a space that met the excellence of the instruction. In that regard, while I liberal arts foundation that will allow students to pursue and excel in higher don’t think the wing was the reason students chose Walnut, education. Excellence is not stagnant and must be continually examined for the programs that excelled within its walls and the contrast what is relevant. with the pre-renovation 1931 building might have been. This was the first component of that foresight, because As I walk around, I try to remember what the campus looked like twenty STEM and now design become increasingly demanded of years ago and what has changed. I posed the question to myself, “It has our graduates. Walnut students are keenly equipped for both been twenty years since the WHHS Alumni family built the Alumni Arts & rigorous and critical thinking coupled with a perspective and creativity that embodies a liberal arts education. By Science Center…was the investment worth it?” equipping the school with facilities to grow those programs, the alumni gave Walnut the chance to establish excellence While a historic and noteworthy accomplishment, a building was not the ahead of the curve, drawing families to a superb education objective. The aspiration of this wise collection of visionaries was to have a in a complementary environment. deep and profound impact on a student’s life; literally to build a foundation Where I find the Alumni Arts & Science through which to broaden a student’s experience, opportunity and mind. Center had the greatest impact, was in the The Alumni Arts & Science Center became a means of delivery to support crystallization of the Alumni Foundation as a force at the school. From Junior Achievement to a higher level of teaching. For many, it became a glimpse of what could be judging the science fair, funding textbooks and creating a and the hope of possibilities. writing center, the alumni take a great high school and allow it to be extraordinary and the Alumni Foundation is the core As I look around today, there is not one part of our campus that has gone of that organization and dedication. untouched by your support, not just financially. Our alumni body cheers Do I think it was worth it? Absolutely. It is a statement when we achieve, rallies when we are threatened, rises to help with our by alumni that we think something special happened to challenges, and inspires by their example. Your path leads the way for our us under the dome and a commitment to sharing that for generations to come. current students. There is always much work to be done, thousands more students to educate, but knowing you are there to help and give back as — Garrett Oester, 2014 those before you have done, makes this not just a building but a home to the next generation. Your unwavering commitment, past, present and future makes all thing possible.

I have asked various members of our family to add their perspective on this question “It has been 20 years since the Alumni Arts & Science Center opened, was the investment worth it?” I would love to hear your thoughts too.

A heartfelt thanks to you for stepping forward with your generosity of time, talent and resources. Your gifts continue to make a difference to our investment in the next generation.

Forever grateful, 4 | WHHS Annual Fund 2019

Many of the country’s Engineering colleges and universities integrate the Arts into their buildings and grounds. While they may have the latest laboratories and technological facilities, they line their academic hallways with pieces of Art that inspire creativity in their scientific and engineering students. Research laboratories and industries need people who are creative as well as highly educated in their disciplines.

Artists who create large installations for parks, museums, and businesses must use their scientific training and skills to execute their works. Without the interdisciplinary knowledge between the arts and sciences, many of the world’s treasures would not exist. The works of Leonardo da Vinci are prime examples of the execution of engineering principles and the visual arts.

The visual senses are stimulated in the WHHS Alumni Arts and Science Center by not only the art work produced by our students but also by their scientific displays. It is not unusual for a Walnut student to be an accomplished artist as well as a top student in the sciences.

Was it a good investment? Yes. Did it inspire an appreciation for the Arts? Yes. Did it encourage students to consider a career in the Sciences? Yes. Did past alumni pull together with this precedent setting initiative to invest in the future of Walnut students? Yes. Did Walnut’s successful venture inspire other schools throughout the country to use private money for public education? Yes.

— Barb Staley, Former Parent Board President, WHHS Alumni staff and parent of two alumni

Every institution’s architecture is a reflection of itself. The main building at Walnut Hills High School was designed by Cincinnati’s Frederick Garber in the Palladian style based on the rotunda building at the University of Virginia and Monticello, both designed by Thomas Jefferson. When the need for a new building for teaching the sciences and the arts was required, it was designed to modern standards but in keeping with the original architectural themes of academics and learning, and blends in without distraction.

The Alumni Arts and Science Building, built entirely with funds contributed by Walnut Hills alumni, not only provided needed academic facilities, but became the catalyst for other improvements to the Walnut Hills campus, including a new stadium for football and soccer, a second football and soccer field, a new Olympic size swimming pool, air conditioning of all buildings, modernized classrooms with WiFi connections and replacement of all windows.

The Alumni Arts and Science Building was the first step to keeping Walnut Hills as the number one public school in Ohio as it prepares students for the challenges of the 21st Century and stands as a reminder to the Walnut Hills school community that we must continually rise to the highest.

— John Fischer lll, ’61, Inaugural WHHS Alumni Foundation Board Member and parent of one alumnus WHHS Annual Fund 2019 | 5

As a student at Walnut Hills High School in the early 1970’s, I think it was generally accepted by the students and faculty that the quality of the science facilities at Walnut Hills High School would never rival the capacity of the students and teachers. It was just accepted at the time that the community would never be able to provide the funding required to meet the needs of the robust science curriculum presented by the faculty, thus limiting the trajectory of our students. It was really beyond the dreams of the school community that such an investment would or could ever be made. When the newly formed Walnut Hills High School Alumni Foundation identified the science facility as the focal point of their fund raising, it set in motion a shift in the school culture that transcended a facility upgrade. This momentous decision raised the ceiling of academic possibilities for our students and taught our school community that we could imagine lofty dreams and expect to reach them. It undergirded the collective esteem of our students by sending an unmistakable message that they are greatly valued for their ambitions, talents and abilities. In doing so, it changed our school forever.

— Jeff Brokamp, ’78, WHHS Principal 2007-2017 and parent of two alumni 6 | WHHS Annual Fund 2019

Twenty years later we see the ripple effects. The WHHS Alumni Foundation has funded plazas and playing fields, textbooks and competitions, speaker series and student travel. Rather than sustain the standards that have made Walnut Hills great, we have chosen to raise them. WHHS Annual Fund 2019 | 7

The Alumni Arts & Science Center was just the beginning. Campus additions such as the Natatorium, which houses an Olympic-size swimming pool, faculty development including AP training, and student needs such as textbooks and tutoring have been, and continue to be, funded with alumni donations. The completion of the Arts & Science Center was a catalyst for alumni to raise the standards that are Walnut Hills.

Teacher support 2014 2016 such as Advanced 2008 Natatorium and Tony Trabert ’49 Placement teacher Class of 1958 South Athletic tennis courts open training and teacher funds Digital Design Field open seminars studio

2011 Ongoing purchase of textbooks, science Performing Arts Fund College Counselor equipment, technology, established by the training and music instruments and Class of 1964 to networking art supplies for teachers honor classmate and students Rick Steiner

40 schools 1999 2004 across the nation look WHHS Alumni Veteran’s Memorial to the WHHS Alumni dedicated Foundation as a Arts & Science Center model for alumni engagement is completed

Alumni reunions raise 120 funds to improve plazas college scholarships and courtyards and awarded in 2019 install benches totaling $240,000 throughout campus

WHHS Alumni Thousands of 2005 Foundation supports WHHS alumni return Martha Sunbrock student travel, clubs, to campus each year Christopher ’44 tutoring/mentoring and for reunions, events Writing Center enrichment programs and volunteering opens 8 | WHHS Annual Fund 2019 Donations made January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018

Donations Edwin Price Wendell True G. Rusty Frankel Karen Crauder Snyder Linda Nations Schaber Alan Travis Maria Cooper Ward Roslyn Friedman Day Walters Milton Schloss by Class Donald Tritschler Allen Warth Charles Glueck Julie Herron Weisbach Phyllis Starnbach Simner Irmgard Herz Weil Marilyn Moskowitz Goldberg Judy Frieder Starrels Class of ’49 Toni Tallmadge Grate Class of ’59 William Strauss Class of ’37 Ardyce Reisner Asire Class of ’53 Louise Schwallie Heidish David Anderson Frank Wood Janet Callahan Kreider Doris Brigham Austin Jane Hymans Bennett Isadore Beber Helburn Steven Bell Marion Freiberg Levy John Avril Dabby Berg Blatt Winifred Lehman Hohlt Ledlie Dinsmore Bell Class of ’61 Ronald Brill Ellen Rifkind Blinder John Campbell Christine Hall Adams Class of ’39 Sanford Holo Albert Byers Patricia Everett Carlson William Carter Nickolas Backscheider Richard Herr Sandra Thie Holzman Annette Kirstein Fisher Judith Seltz Dunn William Hunting Perry Christy Christine Broxon Class of ’40 Susan Brown Goldsmith Roberta Lerner Fisher Robert Ingberg Brenda Russell Coleman Alice Marks Corning Walter Bertsche Charles Hebble Phyllis Pinales Gold Craig Johnson Allison Ervin Condit Stuart Dubin Roger Hoyer Diane Kassel Goodman Kit Rippey Duval Ellen Levine Ebert Class of ’41 Kenneth Juergens Robert Maehr Robert Howard Myron Koenig Carol Prior Eastin Dea Kuhn Fair Harry Duccilli Ann Moss Meranus Gordon Jacobs Mary Dana Kuethe Gershanoff Walt Feige Evelyn Shute Hecker Susan Elliott Lamm Beverly Pochat Meyer Toni Eggenberger Kellers Richard Levy Margaret Blatt Goldman John Fischer Carol Frank Levitan Thomas Ottenjohn Doris Kirschner Barbara Bowling Gosink Toby Frey Harvey Zwerin Hart Luebkeman Roger Shepler Joseph Kyle Susanne Riggs Malof James Hamilton Sted Garber Class of ’42 Ralph Weil Dottie Bidlingmeyer Lewis John Michelman Philip Helburn Steven Goodman Lawrence Barnhorst Benjamin Yee Carol Frank Magnus J. Duncan Muir Pamela Pierce Hepple Gale Lockhart Griffin J. Bumpy Frazer Carl Marquette Karen Carlson Ogden George Hopper Tom Hayes Class of ’50 Carol Mayer Marshall Alix Selbert Johnson Arlene Dingilian Hinkemeyer Marjorie Lion Grodin Morris Berkowitz Barron Monroe Price Warren Hinsch Lois Mandel Meyer Jessie Cramer Root Larry Kissel Timothy Isaacs Donald Bear Donald Roellke Diane Phillips Leatherberry Steven Katona Gordon Hughmark Anita Matthes Beardsell Helen Broadfoot Rose Walter Kautz Ivan Rosen Tom Schaumberg William Liggett Arlene Ackerman Katz Malcolm Bernstein Donald Seltz Wood Lockhart Leslie Stewart Ketchum Barbara Ott Kautz Neil Bortz Barton Shallat John Shepherd Alice Lowenthal Shapiro Barbara Davis Lynch Edward Merkel Class of ’43 John Bowling Paula Holdt Traxler Margaret Leeds Martin Jim Morgens Henry Brown Clair Whiting Sharpless Pearl Kessel Edelstein Robert Ungar Lynn Reesey Snarr William McCauley Regina Levin Moskowitz Mildred Joseph Selonick Ruth Cohen Corson George Wiley Sally Nieman Melcher Mark Muhsam Julian Silverblatt Allan Doelling Martin Young Class of ’57 Jane Blumberg Meranus Eric Ottesen Betty Tennenbaum Zimmermann John Frank Frances Davis Cheyne Jane Collett Moeller Donna Avery Patton Louise Okrent Gesmer Class of ’54 Donald Decker Robert Nason Norman Plair Class of ’44 Jack Hirschberg Richard Alexander Richard DeLon Shirlane Keith Nelson Carol Stoner Raitzer Dorothy Denman Blair Louis Jacobs Stanley Chesley David Hall Barbara Newman Anne Redfern Martha Surnbrock Christopher Debra Miller Lane Thomas Cochran Martha Tippett Hoffheimer Maxine Blue Noll Nancy Katzen Riedel Charles Edelsohn David Matthews Paul Danner William Huenefeld Mary Kennedy Osterbrock Susan Hyman Shmalo Murray Jaffe Carolyn Van Hessen Petty James DeWitt Janet Bettman Leslie Joseph Portnoy Roslyn Gantt Simmons Carla Martin Sorrelle James Petty William Green Carol Zink Mann Nia Jones Terry Mary Lee Shavzin Sirkin Roy White Shirley Fittro Rathemacher Daniel Green Henryka Buyniski Maslowski Carmela Fuentes Werner Ilo Soovere John Woellner Jean Ross Reece Deborah Muster Hogan Nancy Lauer Oscherwitz Corky Steiner Emily Stix Rosenberg Ralph Kendricks Frank Pinder Class of ’60 Carolyn Nooks Teague Class of ’45 John Schmidt Margaret Mehornay Keyes Nancy Sahnd Bauman Lois May Goodman William Rosenthal Susan Hilsinger Weiner Norman Shugar William Levison Ronald Rubin Charles Benet Robert Young Irving Harris Morton Spitz Gary Marcus Christopher Birch Betty Huttenbauer Heldman Frances Anderson Sharpless John Strohbach Ira Moskowitz Thomas Shepherd Kristen Hasz Brenner Class of ’62 Minette Goldsmith Hoffheimer Ronald Thie George Myers Karen Waters Cook Richard Berman Nancy Koch Holterhoff Jacqueline Handler Snyder Judith Toby Phyllis Stillpass Nedelman Arnold Spalter William Donohoo Richard Block Martha Billups Hunt Linda Segal Plaut Herbert DuCovna Bobby Brown Hildegard Hallo Kerman Class of ’51 John Stith Joseph Sirkin Joan Lutton Taylor Susanne Heines DuCovna James Clark Carolyn Spitz Nerenberg William Bell Edie Graller Slotkin Susan Meyers Falk Roderick Dunn Thomas Schwab Carter Bishop Michael Weisbach Judilee Tash Sterne Clyde Zaidins Jerrold Fine Dorothy King Dygos Jay Sikes James Bruckmann Martin Vitz Arthur Foreman Thomas Englert Warner Stewart Gerald Colclaser Sally Pattishall Wiley Class of ’58 Renee Schwartz Frankel Marlin Warner Feldman Judith Wurst Ditfurth Alex Young Judith Brock Berghausen Harry Fry Sally Wegman Fine Class Of ’46 Susan Steinharter Friedlander Willis Gradison Judith Waxman Bluestone Anne Blohm Golden Richard Fulford Maryjean Ihrig Pawlowski Class of ’55 Judith Alberts Chinn Steven Goldman Elizabeth Stern Greenwold Thomas Guggenheim Marlene Starnbach Ricanati Leslie Benet Richard Lewis James Drew Barbara Risen Gottschalk Dale Lawrence Donald Rose Alfred Berghausen Judith Blackburn Epley Carolyn Halfter Michael Meisel William Schneebeck Robert Rosenberg Jack Bernstein Betty Kumler Sutton Margo Frey Evans Bonnie Lishawa Holler Steven Oppenheimer Robert Schneebeck Patricia Riordan Connelly Saul Fettner Natalie Lehrner Jaffe-Sammet Richard Palmer Irwin Weil John Sharpnack Mary Siegel Croog Moss White Edward Fine Roger LeCompte Andrea Riger Potash David St. Clair Joseph Elliott Esther Minson Grubbs Daniel Lederer Elizabeth Spelman Class of ’47 Dolores Rheinbold Stegman Phyllis Scheinbaum Gabler Gloria Schottenstein Haffer Susan Graller Louiso Stuart Susskind David Bardes Charles Turner Martha Bachrach Geller Jon Hoffheimer Martha Reuss Malloy Linda Light Upson Robert Christopher Janet Schadler Welch Joan Henneman Guenther William Hymans Jean Meister Ann Richardson Vineyard Alfred Cohen Robert Hahn Marlene Jenkins Jason Jayne Silverstein Merkel Barbara Jones Wagner Class of ’52 Lois Sharon Klein John Doyle Stan Bluestone Gail Koizumi Suzannah Fabing Muspratt John Wyllie Joan Hebble Haydock Sue Anderson Lansel Kathleen Butler Krug Linda Glassman Olasov Gordon Bogdan Leah Stern Levy Class of ’63 Shirley Steinmetz Kline Ann Ehrenfeld Bornstein Michael Krug Judith Schwartzman Palay Marvin Kraus J. Rodman Nall James Lyle Saundra Kuhnell Ringhand Beverly Heath Baker Sally Anderson Brush David Porter Glen Bengson Stanley Lynch Stewart Dunsker Dennis Mann Jack Rubenstein Millard Mack William Schaffner Lois Weiland Marcus Nancy Markstein Salkover James Brown Cecelia Ostrov Euster Barbara Gittelman Schwartz William Mandel Gail Fisher Forberg Edward Marks Thalia Croushore Oswald P. Kenneth Seidelmann Roberta Frankel Michelman Jane Haas Friedman Mary French Sweet Patricia Pease Rice Sandra Moss Green Caroline Muster Morris Parvin Titus Alexander “Sandy” Thomson Patricia Wright Morrison Joe Henninger Patricia Walters Vaughn Lorraine Worthman Venters Barbara Vitz Howard Michael Myers Beverly McCarty Waitz William Obenshain Class of ’48 Zelda Wolf Jacobs Ann Southard Wierwille Richard Bauer Elizabeth Benner Kearney Prather Palmer Dutro Blocksom Susan Levy Klau Class of ’56 William Risen Herbert Bronstein Constance Lieder Ruta Bankovskis-Mueller Alan Rosenberg Harold Byer Charlotte Wright Lipfert Karen Pierce Barnott Monique Rothschild Peninah Schulzinger Frankel Edward Lowenstein David Baum Judith Lingle Ryan Joseph Heiman Mitchell Meyers Marion Spiegel Blitzer Thomas Schaber Robert Helton Eugene Mihaly Henrietta Lepsky Cuttler George Schiering Irwin Jaeger John Poffenberger Richard Dusterberg Bernard Segel James Kelly James Sammet James Ervin Nancy Strikman Seltz Bernice Wertheim Lane Carl Solway Ashley Ford H. Louis Sirkin Julian Magnus Jo Anne Rothenberg Travis Leonard Fram George Smith Donations made January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018 WHHS Annual Fund 2019 | 9

Julie Shavzin Cohen David Leith George Calloway Susan Novik Susan Glas Louis Guttman Cheryll Dunn Jerry Malsh Arch Carson Roberta Pohlman Jonathan Goodman Frank Hornstein Barry Evans Sander Nassan Karla Randich Castetter Donald Shuller Richard Kaplan Dan Jaffe Jerome Fleg Gerald Perkinson David Cautley George Sonneborn Annette Hauer Kereiakes Michael Johnson Richard Goettle Jeanne Segal Rees Alicia Clark Christopher Toliver Joel Krauss Gail Schilmeister Joseph Barry Gradman Linda Hammond Rothman Robert Coren Ed Tracy Patricia Riley Lyon Randy Leiser Victoria Mayfield Hall Elinor Schwartz Randall Dalton Norwood Utter Steven Messer Richard Paulsen David Kern Martha Freiberg Sena Gary Doernberg Debora Weisbacher Wendy Moffat Frank Sorensen Lewis Lutton Kate Abraham Stocker Robert Downey Ray Wellbaum Steven Perlman Mark Spitz Lora Benjamin Maurer Terry Strecker Max Elkus Marva Adams White M. Richard Reidel Laura Whitman Strongin Howard Mayers Susan Ahrens Weihl Ellen Essig Betsy Wolf Marc Scheineson Lynn Meisel Wittels Carolyn Baker Miller Robert Wuerdeman Ronald Falk James Selonick Mamie Yee Ellen Timmer Miller Richard Felson Class of ’70 Andrew Shott Frank Norris Class of ’66 Jan Frankel Ruth Friedman Coppel David Smith Class of ’78 Patrice Pierce Glenn Aldinger Jocelyn Dorsey Gebre-Hiwet Carol Schubert DiPilla Cynthia Spahn Charles Allgood Karl Schenker Steven Armsey Mary Gibson Reginald Doddy Ilissa Staadeker Richard Betagole Catherine Curry Staib Cherie Fish Artz John Gillespie Ann Bradshaw Drew Kathryn Engberg Stimson Jeff Brokamp Esther Seltz Stillman Peter Bloch Richard Gold Cynthia Hiatt Kimberly Altenberg Toole Debra Schaengold Brown Sherry Wasserman Randal Wagner Bloch Rob Goldman William Horwitz Donald Wayne Theresa Brunsman Carol Smith Woods Bruce Block William Graf Jerome Kaltman Philip Weihl Cynthia Burgin Scot Brower Douglas Grosse Sandra Berman LaFrance Janie Weinberg Kim Gilyard Burns Kathy Hoard Burlew Mickie Solomon Gurvis Brian Leshner Phyllis Genther Yoshida Frank Chaiken Class of ’64 Alan Dressler Meredith Stargel Harden Ernest McAdams Eric Zeldin Linda Tye Chalk Sandra Steele Bauman Jeanne Earley Douglas Hawley Pekka Mooar Richard Chesley Anna-Marie Booth Deborah Ellis Mark Heintzelman Sam Petuchowski Class of ’74 Gregory Cholmondeley Arnold Bortz Susan Beier Fowler Cynthia Waller Herrington Josephine Smith Robertson Laurence Bergman Eliot Cohen Susan Lovatt Bortz-Myers John Franzen Tim Hinckley Deanna Dunie Rosen Patricia Bloomfield Christina Coughlin Clyde Brown Ronna Freiberg Robert Hoffman Judith Simons Robert Crosset David Doepke John Compton Thomas Gold Gerald Jones David Stimson Allison Ostrow Frankel Leonard Fahs Raquel Dowdy Cornute Thomas Goldman Rod Kaplan William Strubbe Ernst Gebhardt Janet Farber Jo Ann Dyson Dawson Everett Greene Peter Karpen Nicolas Valentine Paul Granick Laura Fidler Kristen Pierce Defert Faye Ross Langston Barbara Kaufmann Edward Wolf Joanne Becker Grossman Alice Frazier Kathleen Betz Elifrits Steven Leininger Audrey Shambley Kerry Wendy Wolf Rhonda Jones Jackson Gary Gillett Allen Fisher Jeffrey Leiter Caroline James Julia Glick Roberta Krueger Class of ’71 Julie Waxman Freeman Stu Levy Laura Landy Robert Lipsky Jan Goings Dale Gieringer Terry Samuel Mabo Frank Adams Jean Stern Messer Lisa McCoy Goosmann Jan Petersen Leslie Richard Ahrens Ira Goldberg Jean Martin James Loch Claudette Moody Susan Benmayor Green W. Douglas Gordon Gary Morgan Michel Anderson Barbara Jolson Osher Ellyn Klein Grober Lawrence Malman Gretchen Mehring Bertolet Thomas Gottschang Wendy LaTour Morone Madelynn Tillinghast Matlock Aaron Petuchowski Valerie Hale Bettina Preuninger Hisrich Frank Pfeiffer Barbara Kaplan Chilcote Stephen Rauh Charles Hattemer Richard Max Pamela Baker Dillion Jeffrey Hoffeld Richard Portner Richard McCauley Stanley Schickler Ellen Rue Hattemer Stanley Hooker Bob Reckman Michael Dine Sally Richard Shott Lori Youkilis Heiney Melvin McWilliams Donna Shambly Ebron Helen Sayrs Hurley Howard Schwartz E. Huxley Miller David Tumen Michael Heinlen Bill Katz Ann Segal Edward Frankel Barry Webb Julie Diamond Heldman Bonnie Fletcher Newland Robert Gutjahr Hobert Klein Carol Teitz Michael Oestreicher Edward Woods Janet Plowden Hirsch Sally Fox Korkin Al Truscott Patricia Harris Stanley Woodward Lisa Bass Hodge Louis Peerless Michael Kadetz Kevan Langner Sallie Westheimer Thomas Pippert Richard Hoge Albert Lederer Bob Lyon Class of ’75 Margaret Hooker Class of ’67 James Redmond Ruth Malman Amy Cohen Diamond Steven Levinson Kenneth Revelson Cynthia Shaffer Huber Victoria Baker Lottes John Bengson Andrea Katona Pactor Neil Harris Robert Jolson Michael Brown Katrin Roomann Betsy Rosenberg Roumm Carolyn Nielsen Jones Jonathan Marks Steven Rosen Daniel Kanter John Mather Louis Claybon Gerald Salomon Thomas Levin Teri Keller Katherine Friedman Claybon James Rosenberg Edward Schreiber Barbara Schubert Nolte Lee Max Derek Ross Judi Perlman Kline Jean Snapp Miller Nancy Nieman Conover Barbi Hirschberg Sherman Terrence Poole David Levin Steven Eppstein Mark Russo Jane Steinberg Marian Smith Powell Arnold Newman Kay McKibben Samuels David LeVine Laura Reid Pease Graydon Fisher Brian Stern Ann Schneider Shapiro Robin Powell Mandjes Barbara Armstrong Foreman Joy Bronston Schackow Barry Tenenholtz Ann Shepard Rueve Michael Schaeffer Class of ’72 John Miller Steve Sanger Elizabeth Bradshaw Garrett Williams Weihl Melanie Armstrong Moody Kathryn Stillwell Gibbons Mary Schneider Daniel Bernstein Wane Yarborough James Schloss Melvin Schwarz Vincent Braddock Dwight Moody David Schneider Herbert Haas Leslie Zimmerman Alisa Johnson Murph DeMonte Johnson Wayne Siemer Anne Cohen Steven Zimmerman Rebecca Payne Shockley Don Sivitz Bonita Dawson Edwards Rafael Ornstein Paul Simons Dennis Kato Jennifer Rudy Ostendorf Douglas Keefe David Smith Martin Gehring Class of ’76 Thomas Smith Laura Stolley Smith Richard Granick Ellen Avril Andy Osterbrock Gene Stern Patricia Askey Keenan Fred Peck Thomas Klein Ruth Morrow Sriver Mark Heiman Valencia Harris Brown Gail Weintraub Stern Cynthia Sterne Carol Hubbard Andrew Cohen Tena York Peterson James Stillwell Marshall Littman Carrie Fisher Radivoyevitch Peggy Marks Seth Stoffregen Phillip Landman James Crosset Judi Ward Stillwell Barbara Onken Stough Susan Sterritt Meyer Richard Dine James Rankin Kay Davis Talwar Steve McCord Diane Bothwell Richardson Stephen Meyer Lawrence Waspe Kenneth Ogletree M. James Ellis Jane Hammond Turkel Peggy Weintrub Andrea Pepper Beth Peerless Fox John Rosenberg Martin Walton Susan Lingle Moeller Stephanie Rush Bruce Moore Carol Reis Whitehead David Rauh Marc Hattenbach Albert Weihl Susan Trautenberg Winters John Reiss Henry Hersch Steven Schmitt Marvin Whistler Martin Oppenheimer Sally Davidow Schott Robert Osher Debra McDowell Woolfolk Stephen Romano Dryver Huston Judith Brod Wolfson Linda Roomann Duncan Ingraham Carol Gershuny Schwartz Sandra Woliver Wendy Pierce Class of ’69 Bill Selonick Lawrence Schneider Michael Rosenthal Joseph Jolson Edwin Ahrens Gretchen Rupp Daniel Kramer Kari Queen Sharpe Class of ’65 Clyde Solomon Jon Berger John Smith Cheryl Kakoganis Amato Holly Stadler William Slutz Orville Lee Niles Berman Samuel Todd Terry Moore Margaret Sobul James Anderson Ellen Kuby Steiner Linda Wagner Berman Andrew Sorensen Robert Asbury Frank Stevens Paul Wagner Eric Rahe Janet Smith Clinton Heather Stein Russell Kara Twachtman Richard Avery Sallie Heidenreich Vandervort Christopher Dux Class of ’73 Bonnie Juran Ullner Raymond Baxter Andrew Willis Elizabeth Harden Sanders Marilyn Genther Peter Armstrong Michael Schear Amy Melvin Vames Igor Dumbadze Michael Youkilis Robert Gillman Melanie Aron Debra Venn Joanne Deege Earls Louise Horowitz Tincher Class of ’68 John Heilbrun Georgia Binns Barry Wides Julie Lewis Whitney Ann Liggett Erwin Andrew Heldman Jordan Bleznick Dennis Wilson William Fee Bertram Alexander Karen Bader Clyde Henderson Jeffrey Dollin Class of ’77 Karen Wilson Margo Dwight Forbes Susan Leiter Horowitz Gilliam Duvall Todd Crosset Larry Zeff David Garber Michael Becker Sally Benjamin Alan Immerman Lisa Ehrichs Darrell Davis Marybeth McDaniel Zellon Grant Hesser Alan Iser Janet Modene Elliott Marty Dunn Sigita Zibas Barb Howe James Betz Robin Silverblatt Black Steven Kaplan David Ellis Jennifer Philippi Eagle Jacqueline Jones Hassan Karriem Craig Emden Michael Fisher Susan Lerner Katona Susan Brand Peter Brumm Margaret Maugenest Thomas Farber Mark Goodman 10 | WHHS Annual Fund 2019 Donations made January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018

Class of ’79 Class of ’84 Alan Triggs Padraic Shafer Class of ’09 Stuart McLean Marcie Wolfson Bachrach Monica Seta Brown Robert Turner Chrrisy Smith Erin Duffy Susan Meeks Christopher Branson Gregory Gerwe Amber Twitty Mark Nesbitt Alton Middlekauff Sherri Burck Brokamp Douglas Greenstein Eric Vicks Class of ’97 Ariel Miller Barbara Rose Burgess Jacquelynne Jason Daniel Vonderhaar Mathieu Dauner Class of ’12 Steve Mombach David Fried Peter Krug Melissa West Perin Holzman Goodman Riki Drout Joseph Montgomery Julie Dills Fried George Russell Tara Williams David Moerlein Mitchell Fosco My Doctor, LLC Daniel Katz Karen Moore Tucker Jonathan Wocher Sara Robinson Josan Myers Carla Cacini Sell Class of ’13 Terri Laws Michel Vega Caroline Schatzel Woodruff Adam Brown Beau Necco Anita Goodrich Licata Kate Wolf Shawn Bronson Woods Class of ’98 Caitlin Perry Ohio Transmission Company Chris Luebkeman Robert Caldwell Tyler Poirier James Patterson Brad Middlekauff Class of ’85 Class of ’89 Pfiser Regina Braden Aaron Arnzen Amber Broadnax Cowan Philip Moore Ginger Riegel Dwyer Class of ’14 Ina Pfuhler Charles Pescovitz Maria Cissell Cote Juliet Habjan Boisselle Meredith Bailey Robert Porter Kimberly Eby Jennifer Mussman Clark Eli Feiman Peter Rauh Michael Gales Perry Stargel Newton Powell Shelley Sirkin Foy Meryl Hattenbach Marcy Prebeg Luke Robinson Dustin Heldman Class of ’15 Martin Rosenthal Blake Hoel Laura Hopson Michael Privitera Miriam Willard McKenney Judy Ko Ronald Hirth Zoe Cheng Elizabeth Stauderman Candice Tolbert Holloway Kate Riggins Todd Walters Malcolm Meyn Paul Laufman J. Rosenberg Renacha Watts Murrell Bill Ng LaTonya Miller Ann Behlen Wheeler Elizabeth Stewart Pirone Non-alumni Leila Saxena Maria O’Nan Mark Thaman James Schmidt Class of ’80 Steven Segerman Timothy Thornton Gillian Rhyu donations Marta White Rowh Rita Schmitt Grayland Belcher Daniel Stinson DeeDee Vilas Theodore Schwartz Linda Rudesill Barbara Aberlin Karen Burke Justin Wasserman Phil Whitesell Jeanne Sheldon Mary Danner Wineberg James and Judith Adams David Dafoe Susan Silver Class of ’86 Class of ’90 Aetna Foundation Brian Dietz Class of ’99 Ruth Simons Steven Cohn Erin Hardin Antonio Violins Cheryl Harris Meghan Coil Joyce Sirkin James Harmann David Harris Archer Daniels Midland Kent Jacob Eric Hovey John Snape Theodora Hester Gregg Harris Company Keith Jason Benjamin Lindy C. Paul and Barbara Staley Gregory Phillips Dennis Pierre Anne Arenstein Mark Jenike Emily Merkel Shrestha Harry Stebbins Melanie Sargent Richardson Sallie Barringer Nancy Van Ginkel Miller Class of ’91 Maxwell Smith Steiner Family Foundation Lisa Russell Holly Bartlett Timothy Miller Jennifer Nelson Arnberger Patricia Stewart Rita Stamey Class of ’00 Thomas Bedway David Nathan Jenny Faelten Ford W. Story Oren Weisberg Justin Binik-Thomas Jon Bender Allan Peck Marcey Grigsby Takeda Pharmaceuticals Meredith Levin Burns Bey & Associates, LLC Faith Kalman Reyes Class of ’87 Kim Kurak Chris Termuhlen Candice Craig Kevin Bove Amy Mussio Reynolds Frederick Berghausen Dylan Mosby James Tewel Shannon Curry Raymond Brokamp Brian Taylor David Craig Brian Mueller The David J. Joseph Company Emily Daniels Barbara Bruce Jennifer Bushman Walsh Chayan Dey Walter Richmond The Overbrook Foundation Kristin Ankenbauer Deitsch Susan Callen Danny Zerkel David Gard James Stahl Stephen and Ingrid Thomas Gideon Shapiro Patricia Carey Jeffrey Greenberg Todd Veldhaus David and Karen Troup Class of ’81 Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Olivia Holts Andrew Wiethe Kim Trytten Susan Allen Class of ’01 Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation Mose Jeff-Cartier John Turner Jennie Rosenthal Berliant Class of ’92 Jay Dumaswala Terrance and Mary Sue Bradley Kitchen Carol Valoris Jeffrey Bullock Jamie Franke Emily Klosterman Cheeseman Rick Menefield Virginia Walker Jonathan Chaiken Kenya Thacker Pierre Diana Claybon Miller Nancy Davis Jennifer Paulson Roudebush Walnut Hills High School Parent Laura Coelho Ayanna Wallace Brian Romine Margaret Dietz Jennifer Daniel Rytel Assoc. J Scott Craig Tom Donnelly Mark Stargel Class of ’02 Beth Wayne Linda Kerdolff Class of ’93 Debby Edelsohn Karsten Sommer Stefanie Clayton Neal Weintraub Amy Baker Kindell Kelly Best Beth Ewing Stephanie Turner Evan Kereiakes Wells Fargo Advisors Rick Mosher David Gruber Elizabeth Ferguson Gwen Wittenbaum Brian McMahon Paul West Ann Fidler Taylor Avi Kogan Fidelity Investments Ilya Minevich Edward Wilson David Taylor Class of ’88 William Lucas Fifth Third Bank Jonah Paul John and Jeannine Winkelmann William Arnzen Nathaniel Males Nancy Fluharty Class Of ’82 Caroline Merkel Rado Louise Wolf Jonathan Berry John Massie Rosemary Foley Alison Story Baker JD Rosensweig Carol Wuebbling David Brenner Jeremy McDiarmid Robert Foreman Stephen Baker Adam Safdi Larry Carr Shawn Pearson Catherine Fowler Sandra Bolek Brooke Dashiells Schmidt Class of ’03 Stephen Bove Artesian Carter Ward Ghory 2019 donations Thomas Dietrich Alison Schumacher Katherine LaJeunesse Connette Barbara Glueck Diane Brunsman Faisal Shukairy Anna Kamphaus made in Joseph Hazen Ian Franke Carol Owens Goetz Henry Glaspie Josh Tracy Adrian Karas Google , Inc. memory of Byron Hill Scott Kereiakes Holly Jason Kibble Adam Golden Class of ’94 Joyce Gordon Brendan Kereiakes Thomas Avril ’42 Tamara Fine Koreman Cecily Goode Jennifer Persohn Adams Joseph Gray Charles Parrott Philip Bates Cynthia Meyn Laura Grigsby Amy Dreffer Greater Cincinnati Credit Union Alexander Schutte Charles “Chip” Bender ’82 Regina Michels Josh Guttman Tara Dawson Elliott Carl Grueninger and Mary Ronan Erin Teske Emilie Duccilli Bickmore ’40 Hope Spalter Power Degaulle Haile Eric Grasha Madelynn Haddix Leon Bohn ’35 Louis Proietti Rachel Ganim Heitkamp Sarah Jackson Class of ’04 David Haffner Mark Brush ’87 Christopher Richardson Kristen Nelsen Heller Laura Ulrich Joppru Frances Harty Rose Harrison Robert Christopher ’47 Jason Stargel Nicole Holts Peter Marmo Ryan Rosensweig Jackson Harty Rodney Darby ’37 Lawanda Young Carlotta Tuggle Jackson Phelps Peeler Scott and Cathy Heiser Jeanine Jason Melissa Sanders Class of ’05 Deborah Heldman Laura Domienik Class of ’83 Jolaina Jeff-Cartier Bradley Swillinger Julie Faller Martha Highsmith Lynn Drew Susan Carsch Diamond Paul Keel Kirstin Thomas Heather Haynes Joseph Hirschhorn Charles Edelsohn ’44 Mimi Mosher Dyer Jesse LePage Joe Scalf Robert and Muriel Richards Kenneth Eiler ’42 David Fisher Katherine Lotspeich Class of ’95 Jake Whitman Holzman Helen Hauser Fabe ’47 Julie Goddard Mallory Madison Emily Brott Richard Homlar Barry Fogwell ’59 Karen Kraus Greenberger Lori McClung Lisa Claybon Class of ’06 Thomas Hurley John Fox ’70 Todd Ingram Pam Dickerson McCudden Santrina Zoller Fletcher Racheal Ball J.P. Morgan & Co. Incorporated Wylie Ferguson Holly Sulek Ingram Lauri Boulmetis McLeland Branden Grove Jewell Gaulding Howard and Susan Jackson Hugh Stewart Gregg ’55 Heather Jason Dawn Meyers Robert Holzman Don Jason Timothy Keener Gwynne Shilling Goldberg Jordan Lomas Chanda Monroe Monroe Elana Kogan Eric Koenig Herman S. Kohlmeyer Jr Edward Goldstein ’83 Kristin Roehr McClure Beth Moses Molly Brown Leicht Chase Malone Kerry and Laura Kruze Stanley Goodman ’49 Tauana Ferguson McDonald Alena O’Donnell Christina Moss Class of ’07 Arthur and Judith McCarty Kuhn Kenneth Lance Haddix ’57 Megan Staley Nicholas Moore Stephanie Phillips Jennifer McCord Harriet Lazarus Eunice Mundy Hays ’57 Angela Mueller Tremblay Richard Moore Lissa Boettger Ready Taylor Neal Kevin Leahy Dale Harrison ’53 Robert Nathan Mary Schlarb Class of ’96 David Sparks John Leonard A. Gray Holterhoff ’40 Rosemary Hope ’35 Pamela Harmann Page Kathleen O’Neil Schoeny Ryan Clo Ricky Steiner Patricia Livermore Charles Jacob ’61 Bradley Payne Douglas Segerman Siddharth Dsouza Rachel Talbott Evelyn Ludwig John Johnson Andrew Truax Umair Shah Elizabeth Grolla Fry Edward Luginbill Class of ’08 Lewis Keck ’48 Jonathan Wigser Kristine Sorensen Andrea Siegel Glassmeyer Macy’s Inc. Russell Harty Stephen Kern ’70 Hillary Middlekauff Wood Fawn Thompson Emma Ensminger Massie Jinchi Matsudo Joey Steiner Ann Lutton Kinnel ’55 Victoria Todd LaToya Rembert-Lang Gerald McKee Donations made January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018 WHHS Annual Fund 2019 | 11

Doris Schatzman Kocher ’38 2018-2019 Walnut Hills Alumni Ways to give Henriette Liepold Klein ’35 Nancy Koodish Kohlmeyer ’52 Foundation scholarships Andrew Laurens ’84 Recurring gift Deborah Carroll Long ’64 The Marcia Gessiness Scacchetti ’77 Memorial Scholarship Looking for an easy way to give? Consider a recurring An easy, popular Julia Mann ’46 The SAGESCHOLARS, INC gift that can be automatically renewed in a schedule way to give. Choose Kame Matsudo ’80 The Fred H. and Louise Lang Roth Scholarships Jack Mehornay ’49 that works for your budget, no gift is too small! an amount that fits Richard Mehornay ’45 The Ted Hattemer Memorial Scholarship Interested? Go to walnuthillseagles.com, Alumni tab, your budget. Mitchell Meyers ’52 The Dr. Ida J. Nolte-Cornelison’39 Scholarship click “Donate Now” and your options will appear. Thomas Myers ’58 The Class of 1955 Scholarship John Michelman ’56 The Friends of Frank Duveneck Society Scholarship Stock Gifts Nancy Geist Moran ’49 The Ross-Litchfield ’54 Scholarship Contributing gifts of stock to the Alumni Foundation can mean extra tax Jack Mueller ’47 The Marvin O. Koenig Scholarship Robert Nash ’92 benefits for you, while generously supporting your alma mater. Please The Robert A. Lavercombe ’68 Memorial Scholarship Lana Nassan ask your broker to transfer shares to one of our accounts listed below. The Jessie Rue Memorial Scholarship Thomas Newbold ’81 Questions? Contact Barbara Bates, 513-363-8437. Jake Ober ’07 The Dean Giacometti Scholarships Sarah Young Porter ’55 The WHHS Class of 2019 Scholarship WHHS Alumni Foundation Brokerage Accounts Patricia Bourne Palmer ’59 The Daniel B. Green ’54 Scholarship Federal Tax ID Number: 31-1449932 Evelyn Sanders Pastor ’53 The Gwynne Shilling Goldberg Memorial Scholarship Allen Peerless ’69 The Judith McCarty Kuhn and Beverly McCarty Waitz ’55 UBS Financial Services, Inc. Trudy Donath Rauh ’47 Aurthur Richard ’47 Scholarship 8044 Montgomery Road, Suite 200W, Cincinnati, OH 45236 Gabriel “Gabe” Robinson ’99 The Kerry Kruze, Music Lives On, Instrumental Scholarship David Ellis ’73, Elizabeth Ellis, (513) 792-2448 Elaine Rosenberg The Mike Schacht ’54 Memorial Scholarship Account number: 3N03602 | DTC: 0221 Elizabeth Rupp ’80 The Linda Grayman and Walter Grayman ’63 Scholarship Bert Schloss ’62 The Andrew J. Laurens ’84 Memorial Scholarship Merrill Lynch Michael Schneider ’56 The Steiner Family Scholarships 5905 E. Galbraith Road, Ste. 700, Cincinnati, OH 45236 Theodore Schwartz ’41 The Winkelmann Family Scholarship Brian DeGroft, (513) 985-5827, Cynthia Dwyer, (513) 985-5922 Peggy Frieder Selonick ’47 Account number: 639 04A00 | DTC: 8862 Carol Fossett Shadoian ’58 The Frank Foster’46 Memorial Scholarship Richard “Rick” Steiner ’64 The Ohio Chapter of the Society of Colonial Wars Award Frances Sive ’67 The C. Michael Schneider ’56 Memorial History Book Prize Matching Gifts Leonard Sive ’67 The Philip M. Bates Memorial Scholarship Your donations to the WHHS Alumni Foundation can double or even Peter “Pedro” Stites ’45 The Laura Domienik Memorial Scholarship triple in value if you qualify for a matching gift through your employer. Charles Stix ’43 Check with your company’s human resources department to see if it has a Sallie Robinson Wadsworth ’53 The Irwin ’48 and Richard ’54 Jaeger Scholarship Moss White ’46 The Knowledgeworks Scholarship matching gift program. Procedures for submitting matching gift requests Patricia Mehornay Williams ’56 The William H. Levison ’54 Scholarship vary by company. Some companies now offer matching gift applications via Alan Wolf ’56 The Jake Ober ’07 Memorial Scholarship the internet, through a toll-free automated phone system, or by filling out a Benjamin Yee ’49 The Vivian Ross Memorial Scholarship form and mailing it with your contribution. Sanford (Sandy) Youkilis ’61 The Warner ’45 and Patricia Stewart Scholarships The Leon Bohn’35 Memorial Scholarships Honor/Memorial Gifts 2019 donations The Anjali D’Souza’00 Scholarship Sending your gift to the WHHS Alumni Foundation in honor or memory made in honor of The Siddharth D’Souza’96 Scholarship of someone is a special way to support a great school and honor a friend. The Class of 1952 Memorial Scholarship Simply enclose a note with your contribution indicating the occasion and 1964 Performing Arts Fund The Thomas Myers ’58 Memorial Scholarship the name and address of the person you are honoring. We will send the 2001 Classmates The Dr. Fred M. Sander ’55 Memorial Scholarship 2005 Classmates honoree a card notifying him or her of your gift. The amount of the gift is The Wylie Ferguson Memorial Scholarship 2006 Classmates not disclosed. Diane Doernberg Abraham ’64 The Stanley Goodman ’49 Memorial Scholarship Richard Abraham ’63 The Brokamp Family Scholarship Planned Giving Daniel Berger ’63 The Under the Dome Scholarships Naming the WHHS Alumni Foundation in your will or estate can mean Malcolm Bernstein ’50 The Thomas J. Newbold’81 Memorial Scholarship significant tax benefits for you while supporting the future of quality public Marilynn Katz Braude ’40 The Mosby Family Scholarship Ann Maxine Berkman Buncher ’56 The Norma Allen’45 Memorial Scholarship education. Certain types of Charitable Remainder Trusts can even provide Nickolas Deck ’20 The Class of 1989 Scholarship income for you and your family in addition to providing a gift to your alma Iris White Diamond mater. For more information contact Debbie Heldman, 513-363-8496 Kim and Jerry Gaulding The Class of 1990 Scholarship Dean Giacometti The Class of 1992 Scholarship Kathryn Stillwell Gibbons ’67 The Class of 1993 Scholarship In Kind Gifts Perin Holzman Goodman ’97 The Gleasen-Pelton Memorial Scholarships Please call Jane Stephens, (513) 363-8568. Frances Harty ’04 The Gabriel C. E. Robinson ’98 Memorial Scholarships Russell Harty ’08 Payment Joe Henninger ’52 The Terrence K. and Robert L. Cheeseman Scholarship Grant Hesser ’65 The Freda S. and Wendell H. Pierce Scholarship Make checks payable to WHHS Alumni Foundation, 3250 Victory Parkway, Langdon Holzman ’95 The J. Brian Horton’68 Memorial Scholarship Cincinnati, Ohio 45207 or donate online at walnuthillseagles.com, alumni Arlene Ackerman Katz ’61 The William Irwin Baldwin ’33 Memorial Scholarship tab, click “Donate Now” Marvin Koenig The Perry ’44 and Betty Bartsch Memorial Scholarships Myron Koenig ’56 The Grace Cook and Henry Grad Memorial Scholarship Alice Hague Lytle ’55 Susan Moskowitz The Rev. Malcolm Grad’47 Memorial Scholarship WHHS Alumni Foundation — Jan.1 – Dec. 31, 2018 Kathleen Owens ’05 The Dorothy Jones Josephs ’36 Memorial Scholarship Sean Owens ’00 The Robert G. Moore ’41 Memorial Scholarship James Rosenfield ’63 Michael Sarason ’05 Annual Campaign $ 615,224 Yoni Sarason ’03 Restricted Gifts 778,001 David Schmitt ’78 Steven Schmitt ’78 Corky Steiner ’61 Total $ 1,393,225 Ellen Kuby Steiner ’67 The Wedding of Ira Goldberg ’64 and Wendy Morone ’66 Kirstin Thomas ’94 78% 22% Walnut Hills High School Programs Administration & Fundraising NON-PROFIT ORG U.S. POSTAGE PAID CINCINNATI, OH PERMIT NO. 3546 Walnut Hills High School Alumni Foundation 3250 Victory Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45207 www.walnuthillseagles.com

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Twenty years ago WHHS faculty and alumni made a strong statement about our commitment to public education. We believe that Walnut Hills is a legacy in motion, a living, breathing pursuit of the highest standards. We will settle for nothing less because the Walnut Hills faculty, alumni and students have always defied gravity.