Cape Cod Academy 2012-2013 Annual Report

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ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013

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Letter from the Chair Dear Cape Cod Academy Community, On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to thank all of you for your interest in and commitment to Cape Cod Academy. As a long-time parent and trustee involved with the school, I have seen graduating classes with as few as seven students to as many as 56. I knew the school when there were just two fields, no tennis courts, no gyms, and just a handful of classrooms. As our school has physically grown, so has our academic and extra-curricular program. And it continues to move forward.

Throughout this annual report, you will find stories and articles from our faculty giving you a glimpse inside the classroom, a feel for our philosophy about educating children, and a sense of how CCA fulfills its mission of providing academic excellence in a safe, values-centered community.

This report is our chance to publicly thank our many donors and I hope you understand how each gift has an impact on what we provide each day. Gifts allow CCA to offer a variety of exceptional opportunities for our students. Whether you’re a new alum just beginning to support the school or a long-time donor, we are grateful that you participated in helping support Cape Cod Academy’s students, faculty and program. Every gift helps immediately and impacts programs such as:

• Extra-curricular activities such as Mock Trial

• Chewonki Trip for grade 8

• Faculty & Staff professional development

• Guest speakers and programs

• Athletics – uniforms, referees, transportation

• Financial aid

• Technology infrastructure upgrades

• Field trips

Take a moment to enjoy the photos of joyful children, focused athletes, and engaged learners; read about our arts, middle school, Spanish classes, athletics; and gear up for an exciting upcoming year at Cape Cod Academy.

Sincerely,

David W. McGraw Chair, Board of Trustees

Report of Gifts July 1, 2012- June 30, 2013 Each year, our school community generates strong and essential support for our school. Support comes in many shapes and can be seen when peers support classroom accomplishments, fans support an athletic team, parents support a coffee house, or when we all support a community member facing a personal challenge. This report of gifts is created to recognize the hundreds of financial supporters whose contributions define the difference between a good and a great education. Thank you to all who participated in this year’s fundraising efforts.

Cape Cod Academy Board of Trustees 2012-2013 David W. McGraw, Chair Christopher Wadsworth, Vice-Chair James T. Hoeck, Treasurer

William F. Tyler, Secretary

Report of Gifts Annual Fund $261,586 Auction $ 78,271 Special Gifts $ 23,183 Total $363,040* *Unaudited numbers

Roger Boocock Holly Crissan Patrick Foran ‘95 Michael Kayajan ‘95 Sonya Mitchell ‘88 Karen Rauss David Souza Job Taylor III Phillip Petru, Head of School, Ex-Officio Janet Hassett, Parents Association President, Ex-Officio Life Trustees Richard C. B. Clark Joanne Chope Corsiglia* Joel Davis Elizabeth Dunning Robert A. Pemberton Lynn S. Richards Carl Riedell Frederick W. Rust III Diane Sciuto Walter Ungermann

*deceased

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Founders Society Cape Cod Academy’s Founders Society recognizes donors who contribute to the school in a leadership capacity. Included in these totals are gifts in support of the annual fund, the auction Fund A Need, event sponsorships, financial aid contributions, and special gifts. Support for our school is broad and deep, with contributions from alumni, trustees, faculty, parents, grandparents and friends of CCA. We are deeply grateful to all our contributors who help us provide an excellent academic program for young people within a caring community. A special thank you to our Founders Society Committee – volunteers who gave their time and effort to help others learn how gifts to the school directly impact the program.

Founders Society Committee: Bill Bailey, Michael Benoit, Holly Crissan, and Fred Thimme.

Founders Society Council for Excellence $10,000+ Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Benoit Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Botsivales Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Corsiglia Mr. & Mrs. Michael Crissan Donald C. McGraw Foundation/ Mr. & Mrs. David W. McGraw Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pemberton Mr. & Mrs. David P. Souza Mr. & Mrs. John Welsh

Spring Musical Beauty & the Beast

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Leadership Society $5,000-$9,999

Vision Society $2,500-4,999

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Adams Mr. & Mrs. William Bailey Mr. Thomas DeVesto & Ms. Angela Hahn Mr. Pak Kwan Kau & Ms. Na Li Ms. Tara O’Keefe Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Page Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation/ Mr. & Mrs. Jaime Cabot Mr. Todd Wetzel

Dr. Kenneth Foreman & Dr. Anne Giblin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Huskins J.M. Huber Corporation/ The Pajolek Family Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kinlin Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Petru Mr. & Mrs. Donald Souza Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Wadsworth Mr. Quanguang Wang & Ms. Yulin Wang

Nick Foreman ’13, Varsity Soccer

Mission Society $1,000-$2,499

Benchmark Club $500-$999

Ms. Rebecca Smith Allen ‘94 Mr. George A. Benway, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gardiner Bridge Mr. & Mrs. Nigel Brighton Ms. Charlotte Canzano Mr. Keith Carvounis Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Choi Mr. Jeffrey David & Ms. Kimberly Straubing Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Evans Ms. Laurie Gardella GE Foundation Mr. William Goldenberg & Ms. Susan Nelligan Ms. Gayle Hans Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Harper Ms. Barbara J. Hussey Dr. & Mrs. Chien-Ching Juan Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kayajan ‘95 Ms. Cheryl MacNally Dr. M. John Mendelsohn & Dr. Lisa Taylor Mr. & Mrs. James K. Mingle Mobile Sports Invitational Scholarship Fund Mr. Frederic Presbrey & Ms. Melanie Powers Ms. Karen Rauss Mr. & Mrs. Frederic W. Rust III Sea Dar Construction Mr. Tom Shanahan & Ms. Susan Stacy Ms. Marianne Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Job Taylor III Ms. Leslie Ungermann Taylor ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Thimme Mr. & Mrs. William Tyler Wells Fargo Foundation Laurie & David Wyndham Zammito Auto Group

Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. James Aalto Nicholas J. Accrocco, PhD. ‘00 Bank of America Matching Gifts Bank of Cape Cod Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Benway Mr. & Mrs. Roger Boocock Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Mr. & Mrs. John Cagnina Cape Cod Animal Hospital Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Cape Cod Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John Carty Mr. & Mrs. Paul Catalano Ms. Catherine Cetta Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Christopher Cloud Provider USA Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Cote Joel P. & Ruth H. Davis Dr. Charles Diana Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence F. Drago Dunkin Donuts/Couto Mgmt.

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dunning Emerald Physicians Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Foran ‘95 Mr. & Mrs. Bradford Garrity Mr. Christopher Gonnella Bruce & Adele Greenfield Foundation/ Mr. & Mrs. Harry Van Sciver Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Hassett Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Kaufmann Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kimball Mr. & Mrs. Larry McCutcheon Mr. Alexander Morey Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mott Mr. Michael Nolf & Mrs. Janet Connolly Mr. & Mrs. Ford O’Connor

Mr. & Mrs. David Parrella Mr. William Holt Price ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Remillard Mr. & Mrs. Carl Riedell Robert Paul Properties Mr. William Romey Mr. & Mrs. Gary Simon Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sullivan Target Field Trips Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Tousignant Mr. & Mrs. Peter Way Mr. & Mrs. Edward Yeomans Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zammito

We are pleased to recognize and thank the many donors whose gifts of time, talent, and treasure enrich CCA’s community and support our mission. Every effort has been made to include correctly the names of all donors during fiscal year, July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013. Should you find a misspelling or omission, please contact the Development Office at 508-428-5400.

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Bungee Jumping through Middle School

By Joe Remillard, Lower and Middle School Head

In the article, The Middle by Peter Meyer*, the following teacher analysis grabbed me; “Says Diane Ross, a middle-school teacher for 17 years and for 13 more a teacher of education courses for licensure in Ohio, ‘If you are the warm, nurturing, motherly, grandmotherly type, you are made for early childhood education. If you love math or science or English, then you are the high school type. If you love bungee jumping, then you are the middle school type.’”

The ups and downs of an early adolescent’s life are quick and seemingly inexplicable. Middle school teachers must be willing to go with the unexpected vacillations while always reigning emotions back toward equilibrium. Having worked closely with middle school faculty, I was witness to the adept footwork they naturally displayed as one student after another popped up like whack-a-moles screaming for immediate attention.

Cape Cod Academy’s middle school faculty responded like experts over and over again this past year as they helped every temporarily frenzied student work through one event after another.

The results were a smoothly run year where teaching and learning remained at the center and all actions and reactions served our Middle School vision: to create a place where students and families can expect individual attention through trusted relationships in a supportive environment that will challenge and prepare adolescents for their high school years.

Our middle school faculty is looking forward to “bungee jumping” with our newest middle schoolers in September as they help them learn to navigate their adolescent world.

Be it a lost cell phone, the sudden realization that it’s so-n-so’s birthday, a break up, a low grade, a high grade, the same boring lunch, or the discovery of a lollypop - any number of events important or not, large or small, can generate a gigantic reaction from the average middle school student. If the adult in the immediate vicinity overreacts or seems inattentive, a minor event can actually become a major issue.

Chewonki, September 2012

*Meyer, Peter. “The Middle” Education Next Winter 2011

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Parents Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. James Aalto Mr. & Mrs. John M. Adams+ Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Alberico Mr. & Mrs. Scott Andrews Mr. & Mrs. William Bailey Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Balkin Ms. Nefrediezha Barbel Mr. & Mrs. Chad Benaka Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Benoit+ Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Benway Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Blair Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Botsivales+ Mr. & Mrs. Gardiner Bridge Dr. & Mrs. Michael Buccino Ms. Charlotte Canzano Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carleton Mr. Keith Carvounis+ Mr. & Mrs. Paul Catalano Mr. & Mrs. Saeed A. Chaudhry+ Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Choi+ Ms. Rosalba Ciampi & Ms. Fiammetta Straneo Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Conway+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael Crissan+ Dr. & Mrs. Robert Davis Mr. Thomas DeVesto & Ms. Angela Hahn Dr. Charles Diana Ms. Tara Dillon Mr. Vladimic Doklev & Ms. Vasilka Shumanova Mr. & Mrs. Brent Edmonds Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ferreira Dr. Kenneth Foreman & Dr. Anne Giblin Mr. William Goldenberg & Ms. Susan Nelligan Mr. Christopher Gonnella Ms. Kristen Gonnella Mr. & Mrs. Robert Groman Dr. Xiang Yang Guo & Ms. Tao Wang Mr. & Mr. Deran Hanesian Ms. Gayle Hans+ Ms. Cara Harding Ms. Paula Haven-Cameron

Mr. Peter Herrmann+ Virginia & James Hoeck+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael Irving Dr. & Mrs. Chien-Ching Juan Mr. Pak Kwan Kau & Ms. Na Li Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Kaufmann+ Mr. Paul Kostovick & Ms. Kimberly Murray Ms. Beth Leonard Ms. Michelle Lifton ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. John Lonergan+ Mr. Foo Chon Low & Ms. Kinnie Chiu+ Ms. Cheryl MacNally+ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Magoon Ms. Darcy Mallowes Mr. & Mrs. James Manning Mr. & Mrs. Gilman Martiny Mr. & Mrs. Charles McCabe Mr. & Mrs. Larry McCutcheon+ Ms. Anne McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Wesley McSorley Dr. M. John Mendelsohn & Dr. Lisa Taylor Dr. Clara Mesonero+ Mr. & Mrs. James K. Mingle Mr. Alexander Morey Mr. & Mrs. Adam Moring Mr. Christopher Morris & Dr. Anne Morris Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mott Ms. Adrienne Moy+ Ms. Edythe Nesmith Mr. Michael Nolf & Mrs. Janet Connolly Mr. & Mrs. Michael Noonan+ Mr. & Mrs. Eric Nuss Mr. & Mrs. Ford O’Connor Ms. Tara O’Keefe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Olsen+ Mr. Robert Our Ms. Ann Paparella+ Mr. & Mrs. David Parrella Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pemberton ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Tim Perry Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Petru

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Parents continued Mr. Frederic Presbrey & Ms. Melanie Powers Ms. Jennifer Rako+ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Remillard+ Mr. & Mrs. James Roman+ Mr. & Mrs. William Rubenstein Mr. & Mrs. Bentley Schofield+ Mr. Tom Shanahan & Ms. Susan Stacy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sheridan Mr. & Mrs. Gary Simon+ Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Smith+ Mr.& Mrs. Lhakpa Sonam Mr. & Mrs. David P. Souza+ Ms. Lori Spilhaus Mr. & Mrs. Roy Stockwell Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Teceno Mr. & Mrs. Fred Thimme+ Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Tomchik+ Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Tousignant

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Van Sciver+ Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas R. Vantine Ms. Nicole Vautrain Mr. Quanguang Wang & Ms. Yulin Wang Mr. & Mrs. Peter Way Mr. Todd Wetzel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wielgus Mr. Scott Worrilow & Ms. Katie Propper Mr. & Mrs. Edward Yeomans Ms. Evelyn Young & Mr. Walter Lewis Ms. Josee Young+ Mr. Negash Yusuf & Ms. Louladey Assefa+ Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zammito Mr. & Mrs. Scott Zeien Mr. & Mrs. Luigi Zezze Ms. Robin Zuckerman

+ Donors who gave 5 consecutive years or more

Upper School Co-op students help in lower school classes

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Parents of Alumni Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Ament+ Mrs. Mary Bellamy+ Ms. Antonia Bellanca Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Bertrand+ Dr. Ronald Breteler & Dr. Wendy Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brett+ Mr. & Mrs. Nigel Brighton Mr. Lawrence Brown Mr. & Mrs. David D. Burleson+ Mr. & Mrs. Sonny Campanelli+ Ms. June Chamberlain-Auger+ Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan D. Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Christopher+ Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Clarke Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Corsiglia+ Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. Cote Dr. & Mrs. Jack Coughlin Mr. & Mrs. William E. Crowell, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. John F. Curtis Mr. & Mrs. Robert Curtis Mr. Harold DeWaltoff & Ms. Grace Rowe+ Mr. & Mrs. Henry Dick+ Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence F. Drago+ Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dunning+ Mr. & Mrs. Usama El Sehrawey+ Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fackler+ Ms. Sandra Femino+ Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Harper+ Mr. & Mrs. George E. Howe+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert Huskins+ Ms. Barbara J. Hussey Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kimball+ Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kinlin Mr. & Mrs. David M. Lamb Ms. Candy Massard+ Ms. Heather Massey+ Mr. & Mrs. David W. McGraw Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nickerson

Ms. Linnea Ochs Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Oppenheim Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pajolek+ Mrs. Kathey Fulham Parcels+ Mr. Robert A. Pemberton & Ms. Barbara Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Perry+ Mr. & Mrs. John Pratt+ Dr. & Mrs. Will J. Price Ms. Jan Rapp+ Dr. & Mrs. Keith C. Richards+ Mr. & Mrs. Samuel S. Richards+ Mr. & Mrs. Stanley G. Rosenblad Mr. & Mrs. Frederic W. Rust III+ Mr. & Mrs. Frank Santos Ms. Susan Choate Sigsbee Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Sommers Dr. & Mrs. William W. Stocker Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Brian Tanzer Mr. & Mrs. Job Taylor III+ Ms. Linda Tetreault+ Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wellington Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Williams III+ Ms. Melanie Wurst

Grandparents & Former Grandparents Mrs. Carolyn Benway Mr. George A. Benway, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bernardo Ms. Kathryn Buckley Mr. & Mrs. John Cagnina+ Mr. & Mrs. John Carty Mr. & Mrs. William E. Crowell, Jr.+ Mr. & Mrs. John Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fisher Mr. & Mrs. David A. Fravel Mrs. Ruth Guarino Mrs. Agnes Kostovick Mrs. Virginia Leonard Mr. & Mrs. Robert Loring Mr. & Mrs. Larry McPherson Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Page Ms. Edith Paparella+ Mr. Robert A. Pemberton & Ms. Barbara Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Paul Petru Ms. Lillian Rice Mr. William Romey Ms. Peggy Rosenberger Mr. & Mrs. Donald Souza+ Mr. & Mrs. Howard Thomas+ Mr. Peter N. Way

+ Donors who gave 5 consecutive years or more

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Cape Cod Academy Parents Association The 2012-13 fundraising efforts were very productive, raising just over $8,500 this year with the Meadow Farms Fundraising, the Holiday Book Fair, School Store sales, Teacher Lunch Giveaway and Stop & Shop A+ program. These efforts allowed us to support great programs and trips spread out across all three school divisions. To the right are the areas the PA was able to support. We appreciate everyone’s support throughout the year and look forward to a successful year next year.

We thank Alison Carvounis, Treasurer, for her service on the Parents Association Executive Board. We welcome Josee Young, Treasurer, as she joins Janet Hassett, President, and Angela Hahn, Secretary on the Parents Association Executive Board for the 2013-2014 school year.

Grade 8 Field Trip

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Programs Supported by the PA Guest Speaker Rob Evans Freedom from Chemical Dependency counselor & education program Ukuleles for Lower School Music 4th Grade Field Trip to Armory 8th Grade Field Trip to MIT and Opera 6th Grade Trip to Quebec Pre-K and Kindergarten Field Trip to Buttonwood Zoo Graduation Awards Homecoming

Holiday Book Fair

Axis of Hope

By Keith Lewison, Upper School Humanities

Learning to Resolve Complex Conflicts Locally, Nationally, and Internationally at CCA When I first saw Carl Hobert (founding director of Axis of Hope and professor at BU) in action during a spring 2011 conference at Boston University I knew he had the gifts of an exceptional educator. He had about a dozen veteran educators engaged in ice-breaker activities that he commonly uses with students during Axis of Hope workshops. Many of these activities are based on those used by the National Outdoor Leadership School and typically include forming groups based on birth dates without speaking, forming groups based on shared interests like favorite ice cream, and more physical tasks like untangling a human knot without letting go of hands.

the current and contentious issue of U.S. immigration policy, especially the key issues of border security, education, and what to do about those already in the country illegally.

These activities are meant to build trust prior to entering into the day’s conflict scenario where the students will represent various interest groups such as opposing factions in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.

But what most impressed me that morning at BU was the energy and engagement Professor Hobert had summoned forth from the rather normally skeptical audience of educators. I knew that if he could capture their interest then his workshop would be a breeze for my CCA upper school students.

The benefits for CCA students have been excellent.

Not only have they had the opportunity to learn more about these particular current issues, but they have also practiced important critical thinking, communicating, and negotiating skills.

Since that spring I have tried to build a long-term relationship with Axis of Hope and CCA, which has involved bringing Carl Hobert to campus twice now to run workshops for our upper school students, as well as integrating some of the negotiation skills used in the program into my classroom practices.

The workshops Professor Hobert has offered have included one on the Palestinian-Israeli conflict in which the students must represent the major interest groups and negotiate a partition of Jerusalem. More recently the students have participated in negotiations involving

After an all day workshop the students drafted a letter summarizing their conclusions to send to the office of Secretary of State John Kerry. Additionally, Carl Hobert gave a talk about his new book “Raising Global IQ”, which should be required reading for teachers, students, and parents as we continue to improve educational practices to meet the demands of today’s changing world.

Many students spoke of these benefits afterward but several students stand out: one who has taken up intensive summer study of Arabic the past two years as a result of the first Axis of Hope program, one who translated with precision Professor Hobert’s concluding remarks from English to Spanish for the other students, one who spoke at the book talk about the importance of the Axis of Hope program­—especially learning empathy, and several students who attended a conference with the ambassador of Morocco after becoming interested in international diplomacy from the Axis of Hope program.

As a teacher it has been a blessing to watch all of this unfold and I hope to be able to continue to bring Axis of Hope to CCA for the benefit of future students.

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Sculpting our Arts Program The visual arts program at CCA is unique among the schools on Cape Cod. We can “sculpt” the students’ arts understanding from K through grade 12.

Joining me in the art department are strong and diverse art teachers, Jan Rapp and DeWayne Stallings. Together we cover all the art classes a CCA student will have in his or her time at school.

Students typically go to the art room for class on average twice a week throughout the school year, (advanced art students attend art classes every day).

All manner of projects and processes are experimented during that time. For example, DeWayne Stallings will introduce a unit about creating ancient Sumerian clay jewelry to 5th grade students in conjunction with their classroom studies of the same ancient culture. Jan Rapp may have a class of kindergartners or 7th graders working on collages and linoleum block prints. Eighth grade students in her classes are encouraged to spend part of their community service hours helping to paint back drops and stage sets for the annual spring musical production.

I have 10th grade students make pinhole cameras out of shoeboxes as an introduction to photography.

Students are instructed in photographic arts from darkroom to computer. Jan, DeWayne and I help the high school students polish their artwork for shows and competitions and prepare portfolios for college.

CCA has art facilities that rival the Cape’s public and private schools, including kilns, potter’s wheels, photographic dark room, digital arts lab, four art rooms, and display cases and art-walls around the school.

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By Gretchen Tanzer, Art Chair CCA is fully invested in visual arts as an integral part of a well-rounded education. Visual art classes are required through 10th grade and a large percentage elect to continue taking art classes in their junior and senior years.

Come in to school for a visit during the academic year to view the fabulous art works on display in the halls.

Faculty & Former Faculty/Staff Anonymous Ms. Suzanne Adler Mr. Scott Andrews Mrs. Patricia Bartlett+ Mrs. Mary Bellamy Mr. Kerry Brown+ Ms. Barbara Brown Mr. Lawrence Brown Mr. Ian Carr Ms. Catherine Cetta+ Ms. June Chamberlain-Auger+ Mrs. Carrie Christopher Ms. Rosalba Ciampi Mr. Richard B. Colby+ Mr. Aaron A. Crowell ‘86+ Ms. Patricia Doon Mr. Thomas M. Evans+ Mrs. Lisa Fackler+

Ms. Susan Fletcher Brad & Laurel Garrity+ Mr. Christopher Gonnella Ms. Janice Hank Ms. Susanne Holland Mr. Robert L. Hyde Ms. Virginia Irving Ms. Diane Jones Ms. Sandra Lashway Mr. Keith Lewison Ms. Joy Lin Mrs. Mary Ann Loane+ Ms. Jane Martell+ Mrs. Jean McCutcheon+ Mrs. Shannon Mott Mrs. Wendy Newberry Mr. Michael Nolf+ Ms. Linnea Ochs

Mrs. Jennifer Peterson Phillip & Kelly Petru Ms. Jan Rapp Joseph & Susannah Remillard+ Mr. Samuel S. Richards+ Mrs. Irene D. Santos Mr. James Sears+ Mr. Richard Silva Mrs. Gretchen Tanzer Mr. Howard Thomas+ Mrs. Claire Thompson Ms. Patricia Viens+ Ms. Mary Pat Vogt Mrs. Louisa (Guzzetti) Wellington Ms. Paula Wiley Mrs. Laurie Wyndham+

Grade 4 performance

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Foundations/Corporations Bank of America Matching Gifts Cape Cod Foundation Donald C. McGraw Foundation+ Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund GE Foundation Bruce and Adele Greenfield Foundation+ J.M. Huber Corporation+ Merck Partnership for Giving

Mobile Sports Invitational Scholarship Fund State Street Corporation Target Field Trips TIAA-CREF Employee Giving Campaign Vintage Flowers of Osterville, LLC Virginia Wellington Cabot Foundation+ Wells Fargo Foundation+

Board Donors Mr. Roger Boocock+ Mr. Richard C.B. Clark+ Mrs. Joanne Chope Corsiglia+ Ms. Holly Crissan+ Mr. Joel P. Davis+ Ms. Elizabeth Dunning+ Mr. David W. McGraw+ Mr. Patrick Foran ‘95

Mr. James T. Hoeck+ Mr. Michael Kayajan ‘95 Ms. Sonya P. Mitchell ‘88+ Mr. Robert A. Pemberton Ms. Karen Rauss+ Mrs. Lynn S. Richards+ Mr. Carl Riedell+

Mr. Frederic W. Rust III+ Mrs. Diane Sciuto+ Mr. David P. Souza+ Mr. Job Taylor III+ Mr. William Tyler+ Mr. Christopher Wadsworth+ Mr. Walter W. Ungermann + Donors who gave 5 consecutive years or more

Grade 6 Quebec Trip

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Memorial Gifts

Honorary Gifts

Alumni

In Memory of Ms. Helen Carvounis Mr. Keith Carvounis

In Honor of Katie ‘15 and Drew ‘17 Bailey Mr. & Mrs. William Bailey

In Memory of Ted Childs Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Childs Ms. Betsy Ingraham

In Honor of Mr. Richard Bellamy Anonymous

Anonymous Nicholas J. Accrocco, PhD. ‘00 Ms. Rebecca Smith Allen ‘94 Mr. Matthew T. Almonte ‘04 Mr. Eric Anderson ‘06 Ms. Andrea Arden Reese ‘87 Mr. Matthew M. Bechard ‘88 Miss Jennifer A. Bronsdon ‘89 Mr. Alexander F. Brougham ‘02 Dr. Kate Chope ‘86 Mr. Aaron A. Crowell ‘86 Dr. Lindsay Farnham ‘95 Ms. Carol M. Florio ‘84 Mr. Nicholas Foley ‘11 Mr. Patrick Foran ‘95 Ms. Samantha Furbush ‘05 Mr. James Goldsmith ‘96 Dr. Roger A. Green, Jr. ‘89 Mr. John Griffin ‘03 Mr. Matthew J. Griffin ‘03 Mr. Benjamin Holcombe ‘05 Mr. Reza Hosseini Ghomi ‘01 Ms. Alissa R. S. Hussey ‘02 Ms. Cynthia E. Hutchinson ‘83 Mr. Michael Kayajan ‘95 Ms. Michelle Lifton ‘89 Mr. Seven Liu ‘13 Ms. Sonya P. Mitchell ‘88 Mr. Adrian J. Morehouse ‘88 Mr. Eric Nyman ‘90 Mr. Robert Pemberton ‘82 Ms. Sarah H. Price Riordan ‘84 Mr. William Holt Price ‘89 Ms. Olivia Rauss ‘11 Mr. Patrick Ring ‘97 Ms. Cynthia Sigler ‘99 Ms. Jennifer Strong ‘89 Ms. Ashley Sullivan Everett ‘98 Mr. Brendan G. Taylor ‘12 Ms. Leslie Ungermann Taylor ‘91 Ms. Carling Vantine ‘07

In Memory of Katie Childs Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Childs In Memory of Mr. Nathanael V. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Mark Cote In Memory of Ms. Karin deBaun Mrs. Margaret Harper In Memory of Mr. John Hall Ms. Jennifer Strong ‘89 In Memory of Mr. Norman Jones Ms. Diane Jones In Memory of Siobhan Kinlin ‘01 Anonymous In Memory of Mr. Frank Marco Mr. & Mrs. John Bridgers In Memory of Mr. F. Randall Powers Mr. Rick Presbrey & Ms. Melanie Powers In Memory of Mrs. Donna Radloff Mrs. Patricia Bartlett

In Honor of Mr. Elias Benaka ‘23 Mr. & Mrs. Larry McPherson In Honor of Ms. Alexandra Bernardo ‘16 Ms. Jennifer Rako In Honor of Michael ‘13 and Lilia ‘18 Buccino Dr. & Mrs. Michael Buccino In Honor of June Chamberlain Auger Mrs. Patricia Bartlett In Honor of Mr. Thomas Evans Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. B. Clark In Honor Of Madame Forth Mrs. Irene Santos In Honor of Keely Fravel ‘18 Mr. & Mrs. David A. Fravel In Honor of Chloe ‘21 and Emma ‘23 Mott Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mott In Honor of Mr. Phillip Petru Ms. Patricia Doon

In Memory of Mrs. Lucretia Romey Ms. Rosalba Ciampi

In Honor of Claire Punte ‘17 Ms. Ann Paparella Ms. Edith Paparella

In Memory of Ms. Kathleen Shean Mrs. Patricia Bartlett

In Honor of Jack Simon ‘17 Mr. & Mrs. Gary Simon

In Memory of Ms. Courtney Wetzel Mr. Todd Wetzel

In Honor of Abigail ‘14 and Annalisa ‘18 Souza Mr. & Mrs. Donald Souza

In Memory of Mrs. Jessie C. Williams Mr. Kerry Brown Ms. Rosalba Ciampi Mr. Thomas Walsh

In Honor of Cameron White ‘13 Mr. Nick Accroco ‘00

Friends

Gifts In Kind

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bardelis, Jr. Mr. James Boyle Mr. & Mrs. John Bridgers Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Childs Clubhouse Soccer Mrs. Margaret Harper Ms. Elizabeth Ingraham Mrs. Virginia C. Stimets Mr. Thomas Walsh Mr. & Mrs. John Welsh

Mr. & Mrs. William Bailey Lou Barnicle Graphic Design Cape Cod Commercial Linen Service Inc. Mr. & Mrs. D. Jeffrey Ehart Mr. Mark Cote, Cote Photography Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fackler Fancy’s Market/Mr & Mrs. Brian Smith Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Hyde ML Construction/Mr. Michael Leary Mr. Michael Nolf & Mrs. Janet Connolly

In Honor of Hunter Young ‘18 Ms. Evelyn Young & Mr. Walter Lewis

Mr. Thomas Packard Ms. Ann Paparella Ms. Claire Punte ‘17 Mr. & Mrs. Will Rubenstein Mrs. Susan Sifflard Mrs. Irene D. Santos Mr. & Mrs. David Souza Dr. J. Nicholas Vandemoer Vermont Pure/Michael Kayajan ‘95 Ms. Mary Pat Vogt

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Joanne Chope Corsiglia CCA Life Trustee On July 27, 2013, our community lost a treasured person. Joanne Chope Corsiglia passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loving family. Joanne was a vibrant person, deeply committed to causes dear to her. Her service to Cape Cod Academy began when her daughter, Kate ’86, enrolled in 1977. It wasn’t long before she was an active member of our Board of Trustees. At her memorial service, former Head of School Tom Evans spoke. His words here capture the essence of Joanne and what she means to our school. “Joanne’s devotion to the school was boundless. She chaired board committees, she led a series of very successful Designer Showhouses, and she served as Board Chair from ‘93 to ‘98 – a complicated time when the school had just barely survived a recession and faced big building challenges if it was to be competitive in the world of independent schools. Joanne’s obituary states that she was “instrumental in the development of the school.” “Instrumental” is a huge understatement.”

Joanne’s contributions to Cape Cod Academy as a leader, advisor, loyal friend, and generous supporter, have helped build our school into the fine academic institution it is today. Our community enjoys many of her tangible gifts, including Chope Tennis Courts and Chope Commons, but her wisdom, guidance and moral support of CCA over the past 30 years are gifts that will last forever.

Joanne’s family knew how important it was to Joanne that all students have access to a Cape Cod Academy education. They asked that in lieu of flowers, gifts be made to the school’s financial aid program. We thank the following friends who made contributions in memory of Joanne.*

Gifts Given in Memory of Joanne Chope Corsiglia Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bates Mr. & Mrs. Carl Bowley Ms. Dulce Bryan Mr. & Mrs. John Connaughton Mr. & Mrs. Joel P. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dunning Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Evans Ms. Maritza Garcia-Castro Mr. Edgardo Garcia-Castro Mr. & Mrs. Jim Mann *Gifts received through 8/19/2013

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Ms. Lucille McCallum New England Equitation Championships Ms. Irma Garcia Rose Ms. Dara Rose Ms. Jessica Rose Mrs. Diane Sciuto Slate Path Capital Mr. & Mrs. William F. Tyler Ms. Elizabeth Wills Mr. W. Ridley Wills

Class of 2013 Gift On Friday, May 3, 2013, the Senior Class presented their gift to Cape Cod Academy during Senior Day Ceremony.

In an effort to foster school pride, the Senior Class assisted in the purchase of materials to build a school store on wheels that can be rolled out at school functions throughout the year. Items like sweatshirts, t-shirts, hats, etc. will be available to purchase.

Many thanks go to the Maintenance Department for designing and building the store, and to Ms. Rapp, Muyan (Sarah) Ouyang‘14, and Jing Zheng‘14 for painting the store.

Items from the school store can always be purchased online at capecodacademy.org under Support CCA. Thank you Class of 2013!

Michael Buccino ’13 and Meghan McCarthy ’13 present the Class of 2013 gift

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Athletics at CCA

By Philip Kenney, Upper School Humanities and Athletic Director

Athletics is an integral part of life at Cape Cod Academy as it is in most schools. Students in grades 7-11 are required to participate in one team sport per year but many are involved in more than one sport. As an extension of the classroom, athletics is another means to reinforce the school’s core values.

Over the years, we have created a competitive athletic environment that serves both our middle school and upper school. Just as we have high expectations for our students; so too do we expect much from our athletes.

much about one’s character. These qualities can be learned in every sport CCA has to offer.

While it may sound like a cliché at times, the life lessons one can learn from team sports are invaluable for personal growth. It may not always be clear what those lessons are day in and day out but over the course of a season and throughout the years, one learns to balance the rigors of the classroom with those of the playing arena. Commitment, discipline, hard work and sacrifice are among the many important values one must embrace to be a respected team member. These values live beyond the world of athletics and help student-athletes to be well equipped for life beyond our campus.

Our cooperative hockey team with Cape Cod Tech also returned to state tournament play. Boys’ tennis enjoyed their 12th straight year of individual and team tournament play and our other teams just missed postseason play by a game or two. Sailing had the most impressive run as they captured the New England Fleet Racing Championship and finished second at Fleet Racing Nationals on Lake Michigan.

They then qualified for Team Racing Nationals in Tampa and came home with a fifth place finish. The success of our teams is the direct result of the quality of work our student-athletes and coaches put into their athletic endeavors.

An athletic season has many ups and downs just as life does. Every one of our athletes experienced success and failure this year and they are all the better off for it. One of the most important lessons one can learn is how to cope with those ups and downs in a mature and tempered manner. The persistence required to work through challenging times remains with an athlete forever and the ability to win with grace says

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Our athletes performed quite admirably during the year as the girls’ soccer and boys’ golf teams qualified for state tournament play in the fall. During the winter, boys’ basketball won the league title for the fourth consecutive year and girls’ basketball qualified for the state tournament for the first time. Both basketball teams were awarded the Cape and Islands League Sportsmanship Award as well.

Successful athletes are those that sacrifice one’s own goals and desires for those of the team and learn to lift teammates up when they are down. This occurred regularly at all levels of play throughout the year and I commend our student-athletes and coaches who embraced this approach to athletics at CCA.

Alumni Share Experience During Annual Career Day Event Cape Cod Academy was excited to welcome several alumni to campus in April to speak with our senior class during Career Day. The alumni shared their experiences since graduation, primarily focusing on life beyond the college classroom.

They shared their advice on internships, summer employment during college, networking, and most of all, pursuing one’s passion. Careers represented included a large animal veterinarian, Moody’s Information Technologist, Marketing Manager for a local business, EMC Corp. Account Mgr., Social Services Advocate in Public Defender’s Office, GE Audit Mgr., and a current Northeastern student pursuing a master’s in electrical and computer engineering. Seniors met in small groups with the alumni, allowing for informal question and answer opportunities.

We are grateful to Kate Chope ’86, Adrian Morehouse ’88, Molly MacGregor ’00, John Griffin ’03, Allie Puleo ’04, Steve Griffin ’04 and Jamie Hardy ’07 for traveling to Cape Cod Academy to meet with our senior class.

If you are interested in participating in Career Day, please contact Jean McCutcheon, Director of Development at jeanm@capecodacademy.org or 508-428-5400.

Standing: Jamie Hardy, Steve Griffin, John Griffin, and Adrian Morehouse. Sitting: Allie Puleo, Kate Chope, and Molly MacGregor.

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Introducing Spanish

By Paloma McLardy, Lower School Spanish

This year has been the most enjoyable year of my career as a Spanish teacher. First of all, the students have been receptive and motivated to learn.

Secondly, I feel privileged to work with such an amazing group of faculty. They are terrific at what they do, dedicated, and flexible. That atmosphere gave me great confidence and support; I could not have succeeded without it.

I believe that children have an innate curiosity and desire to learn, and as an educator my job is to tap into it and run with it. That love for learning is fostered when a child is engaged and having fun.

So, what have we done in the Spanish classroom this year? A better question would be: what have we not done?

A favorite game of the students is Agent 007 (agente cero, cero, siete). In this game, I tell the kids that there has been a terrible crime, and that someone has stolen the chocolate. Then I let them know some clues about the “thief”, for instance “El ladron tiene ojos negros” (The thief has black eyes) or “Tiene un perro grande” (He has a big dog).

In order to determine who it is, they patrol the classroom in their detective outfit, “interrogating” everyone to find if they are as innocent as they look. Overall, we have had lots of fun and I feel very proud of how much Spanish the children have learned.

We performed a play with the 5th graders titled “Martina, Josefina Catalina, the Beautiful Cockroach¨, which is a wonderful story full of wit and culture. It was a great experience for all.

We have conducted “Restaurantes” where the children set up their shops with real food and buy and sell with Doña Paloma dollars, using their Spanish vocabulary. We sang songs, held races and competitions, created funny drawings of monsters describing body parts in Spanish, etc.

Gabriel David ’24 in Spanish class

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Gardiner & Courtney Bridge

On Saturday, March 23rd the Cape Cod Academy community traveled back a few decades for “That ‘70s Auction”. The bell bottoms, hip huggers and gogo boots brought the ‘70s back to life!

Everyone bid high and bid often, in both the silent and live auctions and at great levels for the Fund A Need Challenge. We are grateful to the many donors who supported Fund A Need for an outdoor pool for our summer camp program.* Overall, the auction raised over $78,000 for our school.

Paul & Carter Catalano

Barbara Lauf, Jill Lauf & Deana Towns Kayajan

Thank you to all who supported this event by donating items, sponsoring, supporting faculty tables, placing ads, purchasing tickets, bidding and volunteering.

A special recognition to our Auction Committee! We could not have done it without you! Auction Committee Members: Susan Aalto, Karen Bailey, Dawn Balkin, Kara Burke, Carolyn Dvorsack, Janet Hassett, Michelle Lifton, Maureen McAdams, Cindy Parrella, Diane Pemberton, Will Rubenstein, Julie Tomchik, Linda Vantine, Evelyn Young and Josee Young.

*Fund A Need gifts are gifts that will keep on giving as the CCA’s Seahawk Summer Camp will generate income for our academic programs.

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Sponsors and Supporters Auction Sponsors Gold Sponsor The Wetzel Family in Memory of Courtney Wetzel Bronze Sponsors Sea-Dar Construction Zammito Auto Group Seahawk Sponsors Cape Cod Five Cloud Provider USA Dunkin Donuts/Couto Mgmt.

Emerald Physicians Bid Card Sponsor Bank of Cape Cod Auction Ad Supporters Back Cover Cape Cod Animal Hospital Inside Covers Robert Paul Properties Class of 2013 Full Page Ads Camp Wingate * Kirkland Desmond Well Drilling Dunning, Kirrane, McNichols & Garner, LLP Kirkland Albrecht & Fredrickson, LLC Osterville House & Garden Unified Networking Solutions Half Page Ads Kinlin Grover Real Estate Vantine Interior Design Faculty Ticket Sponsors or Supporters Gardiner & Courtney Bridge Gregory & Jeanne Botsivales Joseph & Joanne Corsiglia* Ken Foreman & Anne Giblin Hope Freeman Elizabeth Ingraham Jane Martell Rick Presbrey & Melanie Powers Will & Sandy Rubenstein Gary & Amy Simon Christopher & Lori Wadsworth Zammito Auto Group Scott & Lisa Zeien Fund A Need Donors Fund A Need is a cash donation toward a specific school project or program.

John & Therese Adams Scott & Jen Andrews Bill & Karen Bailey Pam & Kelsey Beers Michael & Donna Benoit Gardiner & Courtney Bridge David & Barbara Brown Lauren Buckley Paul & Carter Catalano Rosalba Ciampi Michael & Holly Crissan

Jeff David & Kim Straubing Tom DeVesto & Angela Hahn Tricia Doon Brent & Clare Edmonds Peter & Kim Farber Ken Foreman & Anne Giblin Laurie Gardella Chris Gonnella Scott & Diane Grieco Chris & Janet Hassett Robert & Margaret Huskins Anthony & Gretchen Juliano Jeff & Deb Kaufmann Michael & Deana Kayajan Chris Kelly Marielise Kelly Peter & Angela Kimball Michael & Jill Lauf Gilman & Christine Martiny Larry & Jean McCutcheon Clara Mesonero David & Cindy Parrella William & Marilyn Peirce Allan & Jenn Peterson Phil & Kelly Petru Threse Quill Judy Quinn Karen Rauss Joe & Susannah Remillard Irene & Frank Santos Gary & Amy Simon David & Adrienne Souza Marianne Sullivan George & Ellen Sykes Scott & Pat Viens Christopher & Lori Wadsworth Ted & Karen Yeomans Josee Young Negash Yusuf & Louladey Assefa Cash Contributors Michael & Donna Benoit Stephen & Debra Brocklebank Michael & Alicia Buccino Guy & Teresa Buckley Saeed & Robina Chaudhry Richard & Sandy Clark Jeffrey & Margaret Clarkin-White Scott & Diane Grieco Barbara Ingram John Mendelsohn & Lisa Taylor Brian Murphy Tara O’Keefe David & Cynthia Parrella Rick Presbrey & Melanie Powers Judith Quinn Joe & Susannah Remillard Lhakpa & Choedon Sonam SVS Billing/Donald & Sheila Souza Erik R. Wallin Scott Worrilow & Katie Propper

Auction Donors 1856 Country Store Jim & Susan Aalto Suzanne Adler Alicia Buccino Photography Amazing Nails Scott & Jen Andrews Añejo Mexican Bistro and Tequila Bar Antonia’s Flowers Arts Foundation of Cape Cod Atlas Broadcast Services Corp.

Ava Anderson Back Office Associates LLC Bill & Karen Bailey Balise Motor Sales Ballroom Bliss Balls To The Walls Paintball Barnstable Harbor Ecotours Barnstable Restaurant and Tavern Bay Spirit Tours Bedroom I’s Boutique Behind The Blinds Michael & Donna Benoit Mary Beth Bergh Andy Berler Betsy’s Diner Blanchard’s Inc. Allston Roger & Helen Boocock Books By The Sea Boston Duck Tours Boston Marriott Copley Place Bradford Cottage Bed & Breakfast Bradford’s Ace Hardware Breakwater Dental Jody Brickman Gardiner & Courtney Bridge British Beer Company Lauren Buckley Cafe Alfresco Cake Edible Designs Cake Out Camp Wingate*Kirkland Cape Air/Nantucket Airlines Cape Animal Referral and Emergency Center Cape Cod Academy Board of Trustees Cape Cod Animal Hospital Cape Cod Beer Cape Cod Coffee Roasters Cape Cod Cookery Cape Cod Creamery Cape Cod Five Cape Cod Lacrosse Cape Cod Museum of Natural History Cape Cod Nutrition Corner Cape Cod Skin Care Cape Cod Symphony Orchestra Cape Codder Resort and Spa Robert Cardinal Carr Enterprises, Ltd. Catania Hospitality Group Cataumet Boats Inc. CCA’s pre-K Class

*deceased

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CCA’s 1st Grade Class CCA’s 3rd Grade Class CCA’s 4th Grade Class CCA’s 5th Grade Class CCA’s 6th Grade Class CCA’s 7th Grade Class June Chamberlain-Auger Chatham Bars Inn Chatham Jewelers, Inc. Dennis & Carrie Christopher Christy Lynch Designs Claire Murray Richard & Sandy Clark Tony Colesano Corner Cycle Cape Cod Inc. Cotuit Center for the Arts Cotuit Chiropractic and Rehabilitation Cotuit Liquors Michael & Holly Crissan CSI Coastal Security and Investigations Cupcake Charlie’s Jeff David & Kim Straubing Dennis Public Market Tom DeVesto & Angela Hahn Charles Diana DiParma Italian Table East Falmouth Car Wash Embargo Martinis and Tapas Bar F1 Boston Thomas Fallon Photography Falmouth Toyota Falmouth Yacht Club Fancy’s Market Farrow & Ball Fein Things Maria Ferreira Fitness 500 Club Pat Foran ‘95 Russell Frayre Photography Giardino’s Barbara Goydas Grand Prix Driving School Haberdashery New England Jeff Handler Cara Harding Ralph Herbst Jim & Gin Hoeck Holly Ridge Golf Club Hyannis Ear, Nose and Throat Associates/ The Cosmetic Surgery Center Hyannis Golf Course Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises Hy-Line Cruises Brent & Melissa Jansen Sue Kaffenburgh Thimme Karen Melo and Baystate Financial Katie’s Homemade Ice Cream Kramer Portraits, New York Gray Lemay Lemon Tree Pottery Liberte, The Schooner, Inc. Joy Lin

Linda Burke Clothing Store Peter & Mary Ann Loane Lobster Roll Cruises Luminaria Aesthetics Lyric Restaurant Cheryl MacNally Mahoney’s Garden Center Maiden Voyage Jim & Diane Massari Arthur Matson Ray & Eva Maurice Tim & Maureen McAdams Patrick McClary Larry & Jean McCutcheon David & Missy McGraw Paloma McLardy John Mendelsohn & Lisa Taylor Mid-Cape Racquet & Health Club Jim & Kathy Mingle Rick & Mary Ellen Morris New England Coastal Furniture New Image Salon Barbara Nolf Northeast Fisheries Science Center Ocean Spray Donna O’Connor Tara O’Keefe Old Yarmouth Inn Olsen Marine, Inc. Osterville Package Store, Inc. Oyster Island Emporium Oyster River Boatyard Thomas Packard Ann Papparella Peking Palace Rob & Diane Pemberton Allan & Jenn Peterson Phil & Kelly Petru Pie in the Sky Bakery and Café Pizza 1 Subs 2 Plymouth Country Club, Inc. Pocket Full of Posies Gina Potash LMT Pura Vida Spa Karen Rauss Razzmatazz Hair Studio Red Face Jack’s Sports Pub Red Fish Blue Fish Red Pheasant Inn Alexandria Regan Joe & Susannah Remillard Carl & Sharron Riedell Gretchen Romey-Tanzer Rosary Martial Arts Studio Rose Colored Glasses S.A. Chrobak, LTD. Photographic Artists Sam Diego’s, Inc. Sandwich Glass Museum Irene Santos Scargo Cafe Scotty’s Mid-Cape Music School Sea Glass Fine Art

Seahawk Summer Camp at CCA Seaside Salon Shepley Wood Products Siena Restaurant Skywalk Observatory Lhakpa & Choedon Sonam Sounding Still Wellness Southers Marsh Golf Club David & Adrienne Souza Specialty Builders’ Supply Company Lori Spilhaus Stage Shop Candy Sherri Stockdale Stone L’Oven Pizza Company Fred & Joanne Sullivan Joseph Sullivan Marianne Sullivan James & Beth Surprenant Monique Szechenyi The Cosmetic Surgery Center The Flying Bridge Restaurant The Golf Club at Yarmouthport The Providence Bruins The Red Inn The Steamship Authority The Studio by the Sea The Teen Exchange The Ultimate Trim and Stair Creations The Upper Cut Salon Thirty-One Gifts by Dawn Watt Eliane Thomas Thomas Fallon Photography Howard Thomas Thornton Burgess Society Tivoli Radio Jeff & Julie Tomchik Tommy Doyle’s Irish Pub and Restaurant Truro Adventures Truro Vineyards Bill & Barbara Tyler Underground Bakery Dr. Nicholas & Sue Vandemoer Pat Viens Vintage Flowers of Osterville Chris & Lori Wadsworth Mimi Walantis Wequassett Resort and Golf Club Whiskers and The Ultimate Dog Wianno Club Willowbend Wimpy’s Seafood Cafe & Riverway Lobster House Scott Worrilow & Katie Propper David & Laurie Wyndham Yarmouth House Restaurant Ted & Karen Yeomans YMCA Cape Cod Yankee Accent Evelyn Young Negash Yusuf & Louladey Assefa Paul & Helen Zammito Zen Beauty and Reiki Center

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