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Table of Contents

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Features

4 Creative Integration: Science & Fine Arts

By bringing the arts literally into the same physical space with science labs, Casady will align itself with a whole new approach to scientific and creative thinking for its students.

8 Educating Students in Today’s Digital World

Education in the 21st century is about much more than just getting technology into our classrooms and the students’ hands. It is about adopting new ideas about motivation, assessment and the impact of positive relationships that independent schools may not have considered in the past.

31 2009-10 Casady Annual Report The fall edition of the Casady Magazine includes the 2009-10 Annual Report.

Magazine Extras

Inside the Annual Report

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From the Head of School

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From the Chairman of the Board

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From the Bishop

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From the Director of Institutional Advancement

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Around the Lake

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Financial Overview

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Building Towards the Future

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Alumni Association

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Hands-On Learning Enhances Lower Division

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Casady Parents’ Organization

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New Faces in Administration

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Casady Annual Fund: Participation Matters!

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Life Events

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Casady Annual Fund: Leadership Circle Donors

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Alumni Award Honorees

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Casady Annual Fund: Donors

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Preserving History: Alumni Assoication Archive

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Memorial and Honor Gifts

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Light the Night: Cirque du Cyclone Auction

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Additional Giving

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Forward Focus: Campaign for Casady Gifts

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Casady Endowments

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Endowed Chairs

From the Head of School The 2009-10 school year was a year of progress. The shape of our year took on an optimism and hopefulness that stands at the heart of an excellent school experience. Great strides were made toward important new curricular priorities aimed at preparing students for the 21st century, including a deep commitment to collaboration, creativity and critical thinking. And our seniors graduated with the accolades and honors we’ve come to expect from our students. More than $3.5 million in merit aid was granted to the class of 2010 alone, and an incredible 75 percent of all applications they sent to universities were accepted for admission!

Artists, politicians, business owners, academicians, athletes and community-builders alike spring forth from this amazing place. The structure and attention we provide to each of our students provides the tools and attitudes necessary to develop into adults who achieve success in life. We are committed to our work, and we are so fortunate to be able to do it here on this beautiful campus surrounded by so many who have chosen to walk alongside us.

Casady School has a long history of offering its students experiences that truly impact their lives. In order to continue this tradition, we – like the vast majority of independent schools in the country – depend on the deep generosity of people like you who believe in our mission and in our ability to shape and nurture our young people. Each and every year we budget an annual giving amount to cover the gap between tuition paid and the actual cost of educating our students.

I am happy to report to you that we exceeded our 200910 annual giving target. Our goal simply could not have been

reached without the hard work and dedication of Annual Fund Co-Chairs Leslie and Stuart Milsten, Heidi and Chuck Cohn, Susie and Brad Kemp and Caroline and Guy Patton. Another important factor in our success last year: 100 percent of our faculty and staff gave to Casady through the Annual Fund, along with gifts from each and every Trustee. The Casady Parents’ Organization also contributes significantly to the annual needs of our School through multitudes of volunteer hours and numerous fundraisers throughout the year. Janet Jones, last year’s CPO President, provided able leadership to this dedicated and active group of volunteers.

With the appointment of Laura Lang as our new Director of Institutional Advancement, and Heidi Cohn as our Director of Annual Giving, we are poised to take our fundraising to a new level. Your continued support is deeply appreciated.

Additional key staff coming on board for this year also bring a fresh perspective and a wealth of diverse experiences to enrich our campus leadership. Among many others, our new Athletic Director, Steve Shelley, is fully committed to ensuring the program maintains its commitment to excellence and continues to serve the needs of our students. Our new Primary Division Director, Jane Sharp, arrives with a deep understanding of and expertise in early childhood education.

Our work is simple: prepare our students for success.

We know that our students leave Casady with the skills and knowledge to pursue their lives as constructive citizens who strive to make their world better, but we also firmly believe that while here at Casady, our work is centered on helping them succeed each and every day: on the stage, on the fields and in the classroom. We cannot achieve this vital aim without the support and encouragement you provide. A strong partnership between the School and home is what makes our work possible. And continued ties with our alumni both affirm our track record of success and keep us focused on what our current students can and will become.

Once again, I thank you for your continued belief in the mission of our School.

With sincere gratitude,

Christopher C. Bright Head of School

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From the Bishop It was a little over a year ago that we broke ground and began construction on the new math facility and expansion of the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor. While the Oklahoma weather has caused some delays, we are moving forward with the transformation of our Casady campus.

Transformation is at the heart of the mission of Casady School: The transformation and formation of our students in preparation for the opportunities they will have in their lives.

Through the commitment of our Board of Trustees, Head of School, staff, faculty, parents and students, Casady School is moving fully into the 21st century. Our academic programs offer students the tools necessary to meet the challenges of our ever-changing world; and St. Edward’s Chapel lays the foundation that will guide our students morally and ethically in their chosen vocations.

I am excited by the vision for the future of Casady School and want to thank all who contribute in so many ways to Casady’s success.

Faithfully,

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny Bishop of Oklahoma

Casady School Christopher C. Bright Head of School

David Gorham

Associate Head of School

Nathan Sheldon

Chief Financial Officer/Associate Head of School

Peter Huestis

Director of Upper Division

Elizabeth Larsen

Director of Middle Division

Anne France

Director of Lower Division

Jane Sharp

Director of Primary Divsion

The Reverend Charles Blizzard

Vicar of the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor

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The Casady Magazine is produced by the Advancement Office. We would like to give special thanks to members of the Casady Community far and near for supplying photos for this publication.The Casady Magazine is the official publication of Casady School created to support and advance the educational goals of the School by fostering the interests and activities of Casady alumni, parents and friends.

Advancement Staff

Laura Lang

Director of Institutional Advancement

Heidi Cohn

Director of Annual Giving

Betty Jane Garrett

Director of Alumni Relations

Kay Love-Day

Manager of Gift Records

Jamie Mitcham Communications Coordinator

Jeff Schmidt

Graphic Artist/Photographer

Linda Waters

Director of Marketing

The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny with the cornerstones of the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor.

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Creative In t e g r a t i o n Successful scientists and artists think creatively in order to solve problems and to address important issues and problems in our world. At Casady, our guiding question has always been centered on how we best meet the needs of each of our students, and as we look toward the future, and as we plan for the future, bringing the arts into the core of the Upper Division curriculum, both physically and programmatically, simply makes sense.

Head of School Christopher C. Bright, Associate Head of School and Chief Financial Officer Nathan Sheldon along with the administration and the Board of Trustees are addressing the elements of Casady’s integrated curriculum and the opportunities that the School has for educating students in the 21st century.

The Forward Focus campaign funded several capital improvements to the campus that are inherent to the School’s long-term physical plan and will also enable the administration to incorporate these key programmatic changes. Besides the new Upper Division W. R. Johnston Math Building and the expansion of St. Edward’s Chapel, the next new structure planned is the Upper Division science and fine arts building.

Further physical changes to the campus will include some remodeling and renovation to Fee Theater.

Now, let’s think about that pedagogy of converging science with the fine arts. By bringing the arts into the same physical space with science labs, Casady will align itself with a whole new approach to scientific and creative thinking for its students. Architectural Design Group of Oklahoma City, the architect for both the math and science facilities, has been charged with further developing the science building to

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accommodate classrooms for the visual arts.

“We are planning to bring the arts into the core of the Upper Division experience. Creativity is at the heart of all of our worthwhile endeavors, in the studio and the labs. Bringing arts and sciences together sends a strong message of collaboration, and it will certainly enhance the experience for each student,” said Mr. Bright.

Think blue crystals. In the accelerated chemistry class, students grow blue crystals from a tiny seedling of Copper Sulfate. Although many students will admit that the “true prestige” in growing a blue crystal is the size, one still can’t help but notice the beauty and true art of the traditional blue crystal project and how this development took place. From a visual standpoint, put that blue crystal in an art room and just think of the possibilities.

Both the arts and sciences must begin with important questions that frame and focus research and exploration in order to improve things and highlight the beauty and complexity that surrounds us.

“Cognitively, the process that artists use to think through problems and to pose questions is very similar to the scientific method,” said Mr. Bright. “With a faculty that is interested

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in talking to and planning with one another, there will be considerable cross pollination between the two disciplines.

Apart from practical efficiency considerations, the benefits to both programs are real. Greatly improved exhibition space and state-of-the-art science labs will give our students opportunities to thrive both as scientists and artists. A number of universities, colleges and other organizations are moving this direction,” he said.

The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation is one example. OMRF has recently initiated a project to integrate the arts and the sciences. Through the OMRF Creativity Project, seven of its top scientists composed original classical music pieces during a week-long “musical boot camp” as an experiment to explore the similarities between creativity in scientific pursuits and creativity in music. The pieces were then performed by a string quartet from the Oklahoma City Philharmonic. Dr. Stephen M. Prescott, President of OMRF, is on the board of Creative Oklahoma, and Mr. Bright is on the subcommittee for education.

Another project modeled on this approach is the ArtScience Innovation Prize. The project originally began in

Boston, at Harvard University’s Idea Translation Lab. The competition challenges students to merge the disciplines of art and science in the process of inventing a novel approach or new invention. Leaders with Creative Oklahoma have now brought the project to Oklahoma and several schools are participating this year. Casady hopes to participate during the next school year.

“I think that increasingly we have to remember that integrating a child’s experience across the curriculum is our aim, and if we can do that effectively, and the child understands that a process in one discipline resonates in another discipline with a different type of approach, then learning becomes very deep and very long lasting,” said Mr. Bright.

By moving ceramics, painting, printing and drawing into the Upper Division science facility, a tremendous amount of space in Fee Theater will be freed allowing an opportunity to convert the art studios and into performance art spaces, specifically percussion, strings, orchestra, theater or winds; thereby lessening the impact on Fee Theater’s stage. This would allow the full Fee Theater complex to be entirely

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dedicated to the performing arts so that these groups will have the proper space for Casady to further develop its music and performing arts programs.

“Despite the space crunch, we’ve soldiered through and done well to accommodate the kids and the fine arts programs because we have wonderful faculty. These modifications will make it increasingly possible for kids to have more choices and to pursue their passions in whichever branch of the arts they’d like, while we continue to deepen our arts and science education initiatives,” Mr. Bright said.

The specific cost of the science and arts building and changes to Fee Theater are still being developed as the plans have crystallized. ADG is generating the drawings based on conversations that the science and arts faculties have had together with Upper Division Director Peter Huestis, Dean of Students Matt Peña, Mr. Sheldon and Mr. Bright. Not only will this new space benefit the instruction of our students, but dollar-wise it will also be a more economical approach to unify these two projects.

Casady’s Board of Trustees has required that capital projects may begin only when the School has 100 percent cash in hand. The public phase of the capital campaign has come to a close as approximately $16 million has been pledged specifically for capital projects of the $45 million total raised.

The strategy now is to collect the cash that has already been pledged and to allow those who would like to participate in the campaign, but haven’t yet, to have the opportunity to do so.

“Realistically, I see the science and arts building beginning in the next couple of years. It’s an important priority because our science facility needs to be improved soon,” said Mr. Bright.

“The priorities within the campaign are continuing and will be met. We have had incredible generosity from the community.”

Oklahoma City is playing host to the Creativity World Forum in November when many leaders and interesting thinkers from around the world will join together to present an incredible educational event. Christopher C. Bright, Casady’s Head of School, is on the subcommittee for education of Creative Oklahoma.

Speakers will include Daniel Pink, Sir Ken Robinson, Scott Noppe-Brandon, David Edwards, Bart Conner, Nadia Comaneci, John Herrington, David Pogue, Carol Coletta, Blake Mycoskie, Andrew Zolle and Pranav Mistry.

“We are going to bring as many teachers and kids as we possibly can, and in fact, one of the things I am hoping to do is to have some of our juniors and seniors be helpers, facilitators and ushers,” said Mr. Bright.

Creative Oklahoma’s mission is to establish Oklahoma as a world-renowned center of creativity, innovation in commerce, culture and education.

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E d u c at i n g St u d e n t s i n To day ’ s

Digital World

by Peter Huestis, Director of Upper Division

There is a new paradigm of education for the 21st century, and Casady School’s Upper Division is on board! We are striving for enhancements in our people, practices, programs and places to answer the needs of the 21st century student. We must be bold, collaborative, flexible, creative, curious and zealous as we prepare students for their future rather than our past. Blackboards have become SmartBoards; notebooks are being replaced by laptops and iPads; and textbooks are less relevant than ever when stacked up against open source environments.

Adolescent culture is also very different in today’s world and we must strive to understand and appreciate student motivation, curiosity and the role positive relationships between faculty and students play in our School. As a community we must ask ourselves: Are we intimidated, frightened, or skeptical of this movement toward a 21st century education, or is it something that we support and will work feverishly toward in the interest of our children’s future?

Philosophy and Vision Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines philosophy as the most basic beliefs, concepts and attitudes of an individual or group. The philosophy and vision of the Upper Division will help position Casady for continued viability as an institution that focuses on preparing for success both in the present and in the future. Historically, Casady graduates have been well prepared for college, and life, after successfully navigating the rigor and challenges put before them by a very talented and caring faculty. There is now a renewed sense of urgency to ensure that individually defined success, confidence and passion are part of all current students’ experience as well. This must be our common philosophy; our basic belief and our attitude.

Education in the 21st century is about much more than just getting technology into our classrooms and the students’ hands. It is about adopting new ideas about motivation, assessment and the impact of positive relationships that independent schools may not have considered in the past. The digital and global marketplace, which includes college, has changed greatly even in recent years. As presented by researchers, academicians and authors, educational institutions must make changes parallel to those taking place in the digital world. While Casady will not stop teaching the basic skills associated with the traditional Three R’s (reading, writing and arithmetic), it is time to go beyond those ideals, established by Sir William Curtis in 1825, and adopt an updated version of the Three R’s outlining the importance of Rigor, Relevance and Relationships in our schools.

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• Rigor is not about regurgitating facts in an articulate way in an essay or about solving a geometry proof. Rigor is also not defined by the amount of homework assigned or ensuring that grades fall within a perfect bell curve for the umpteenth year in a row. Instead, rigor is being redefined by the skills that college professors and employers in the global marketplace want Casady graduates to have. Tony Wagner, in his book titled The Global Achievement Gap, outlines the skills that his research indicates are necessary for success in the 21st century: critical thinking and problem solving, collaboration and leadership, agility and adaptability, initiative and entrepreneurialism, effective oral and written communication, accessing and analyzing information, and curiosity and imagination.

At Casady, much of our curriculum and methodologies incorporate these proficiencies, but some are new and some need updating. For instance, effective oral and written communication must now include digital literacy, writing for online publications, social networking and the ability to present topics to a group in addition to writing a research paper. We must consider that collaboration, or group projects, are now global initiatives. A class project may involve collaboration with a partner in India,

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Argentina and Japan using Skype, Facebook, or Google Docs. Technology and an appreciation for different cultures and languages are vital tools to help students prepare to succeed.

• Relevance is increasingly important to students as they must feel invested in a topic to remain focused and motivated. The National Center for Educational Statistics reports that only 28 percent of recent high school graduates in the U.S.A. felt coursework was meaningful while a mere 21 percent felt coursework was interesting.

Meanwhile, just 38 percent felt school work would have any bearing on the rest of their lives.

Studying 21st century adolescent culture and the dramatic changes in the ways teenagers are motivated and what interests them results in interesting findings.

Students often feel the need to know how the lesson they are learning will be applicable to them in their lives.

They will continually ask, “Why does this matter?” before becoming engaged in the activity. As educators, we must tap into students’ intrinsic motivation, which is a fascination with the subject, a sense of its relevance to life and the world. Extrinsic motivation is no longer enough

as parental expectations, expectations of other trusted role models, earning potential of a course of study, grades and scholarships simply do not turn on the 21st century learner as was the case in past years. Daniel Pink, in his recent book titled Drive, proposes that autonomy, mastery and purpose are vital factors if we expect to keep today’s students engaged.

The International Center for Leadership in Education (ICLE) has created the Rigor/Relevance Framework, which indicates that as students gain knowledge, they must also progress along the application model. Students must be able to see how the material they are learning is or will be put to use. The ICLE also states that all students must understand and conceptualize relevant applications for each academic standard and benchmark being taught.

Students understand and retain knowledge best when they have applied it in a practical and relevant setting. At Casady, we understand that we must innovate to remain relevant.

• Relationships between faculty and students are more important than ever at Casady School. Today, students need to feel connected and supported by the faculty in a way that says, “We know you can reach the goals we have set for you and we are here to help. We will not let you fail.”

More than ever, students are motivated by success. As educators, it is our responsibility to reach out and invite

students to try new things without the fear of failure, to provide students an opportunity to engage deeply in topics that are of interest to them and to be both a facilitator and cheerleader along the educational path. The faculty at Casady understand the need to know and support the whole child. We embrace and encourage well-rounded students who can achieve success in many different pursuits as they discover more about the world around them and more about themselves.

Establishing a philosophical framework for the vision and direction of the Upper Division at Casady School is an important task, and I can almost hear people asking, “So where do we go from here? What should Casady look like in the 21st century?”

Collaboration We are focusing on collaboration both in the classroom and as we model behavior for the students. Faculty are ready to bring open source and online resources into the classroom, try innovative assessment techniques and conduct more group presentations. Social networking has become a powerful tool as Casady classrooms are transformed into creative learning environments. Gaming and simulations have drawn students into lessons like nothing before. We are actively moving away from “the sage on the stage,” as the new role of the faculty is that of a facilitator in an engaging learning environment. As we

TECHNOLOGY IN THE CLASSROOM >>> The Upper Division is incorporating technology into the classroom, though many classes. also will continue to use traditional tools.

• Mr. John Kelly is not using a textbook in history class and is instead pulling resources from the library and online sources such as Connexions.

• Mr. Joe Svoboda uses digital gaming to teach Chinese concepts and is taking students to China to experience the culture and the native language first hand.

• Mr. Josh Bottomly uses 21st century social networking tools such as Skype to communicate with authors of texts read in class.

• Dr. Bonnie Gerard uses digital sources with the debate team as opposed to referencing volumes of journals and papers.

• The math department uses Netbooks in class.

• The science department incorporates virtual online labs into the curriculum.

• The learning resource center uses digital text-to-speech and editing tools such as Kurzweil 3000.

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STUDENT RESOURCES >>> Technology being used this year by students:

Internet Sources • Google Docs • Google Sites • Connexions

Hardware Technology

• SmartBoards • Netbooks

Communication Tools • Facebook • Skype

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• Digital gaming software • Digital simulation software • Online virtual science labs

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Change must be thoughtful, research-based, and supported by the community to achieve the goals – or espouse the philosophy – of a school like Casady that must continue to meet the needs of today’s students as we prepare them for tomorrow’s world.

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become a more student-centered school and move away from a faculty-centered or a curriculum-driven environment we are exploring ways to better support students with varying abilities or interests.

A focus of 20th century education was the memorization of discrete facts while progressive educational environments focus on what students can do and how they are affected after forgetting all the little facts available to them at a click of a mouse. Education of yesteryear was textbook driven and passive while today educators must employ fluid research and active learning techniques. Classrooms have become global. Discipline problems are lessened when students are engaged and enjoy mutual levels of respect with faculty only found amongst co-learners. Print is no longer the primary vehicle of learning and assessment as projects, performances, presentations and multiple forms of media flood 21st century students’ worlds.

This article touches on several key areas but is not exhaustive in its scope despite the conclusion that change, or enhancements, are necessary. Any change can be difficult for individuals and organizations. Schools in particular are environments often slow to change.

An article by Andy Hargreaves and Dennis Shirley in the November 2009 issue of Teachers College Record points out: “Our challenge (as educators) is to no longer live absorbed in the present and oblivious to our future. It is living as morally responsible adults who attend to the present through giving ourselves to the future within an inclusive and inspiring vision

and language of educational improvement that connects the learning of individuals to the lives of their communities and the future of their societies.”

John Luke, CEO of global packaging giant MeadWestvaco, made an important point in 2009 by saying, “Change for the sake of change is an abdication of leadership.” Change must be thoughtful, research-based, and supported by the community to achieve the goals – or espouse the philosophy – of a school like Casady that must continue to meet the needs of today’s students as we prepare them for tomorrow’s world.

Only the fluid nature of the global and digital world in which we now live would allow the future to be both a goal and a reality. We are prepared to turn uncertainty into confidence as we prepare students for the next stage of their lives in an environment that best suits their learning style. This is a significant challenge – one that we are up for in the Upper Division at Casady School – but worth every investment made as we do what we do in preparing students for success.

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Pinwheels for Peace Casady students from Primary to Upper Division participated in the 2010 International Day of Peace in September.

Students planted pinwheels, which signify hope for a world at peace and the intention of goodwill.

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More than 90 golfers participated in the Casady Golf Tournament this year held at Quail Creek Golf and Country Club. Â Bricktown Burgers provided lunch before the afternoon shotgun start. Â Golfers included parents, friends and alumni and is sponsored annually by the Casady Alumni Association.

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CASADY GOLF TOURNAMENT

Class of 2010 The 59th graduating class in the history of Casady School had some impressive records including a high acceptance rate to firstchoice colleges and universities and more than $3.6 million in total scholarship money offered.

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The annual Back to School Picnic hosted by the Casady Parents’ Organization was a great success. Cheerleaders led the crowd in a spirited show, and the younger children enjoyed a hayride, face painting and lots of fun on the playground. Braum’s Ice Cream and Dairy Stores provided ice cream and cookies.

Pep rallies led by the cheerleaders and athletes are typically held on the afternoon of a home varsity football game. Students from Lower, Middle and Upper Divisions all gather in the gym to watch the show and cheer with the group.

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Alumni of all ages returned to campus this summer to celebrate at the All Classes Reunion held on the playground. Reunion groups on campus included the Classes from 1999, 1990, 1985, 1980 and 1975.

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Kevin durant press conference The NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder held a press conference this summer on the Casady campus to announce that Kevin Durant had signed a fiveyear contract with the team. The event took place during the Thunder basketball camp which was being held at Casady.

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Building TOWARDs THE FUTURE

It was just a year ago that the Casady community gathered to ceremoniously break ground for a new Upper Division math facility and the expansion of the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor. The excitement was palpable that October day as the culmination of several years of planning and the extraordinary generosity of so many Casady supporters began to take shape.

This fall, all of those hopes and plans will come to fruition. The W. R. Johnston Math Building will be dedicated on Homecoming Weekend, Friday, Oct. 29th. The expansion of the Chapel has progressed as well, and construction should also be complete this fall. A dedication ceremony for the Chapel is being planned for early spring.

The math building was completely funded with gifts to the Forward Focus capital campaign. The Chapel, on the other hand, is funded primarily by private benefactors and the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma.

Completion of both the Chapel and the math facility has been much anticipated as both are unique in their own rights.

The W. R. Johnston Math Building represents a phenomenal step for Casady in terms of modern construction and the expansion of St. Edward’s Chapel truly honors the history and tradition at the heart of Casady School.

W. R. Johnston Math Building The math building represents many firsts for Casady. The project is our first foray into sustainable construction, and in fact, Casady was the first PreK-12 school in Oklahoma to apply for the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for its ‘green’ features. The Casady staff and students are learning new terms such as SRI (Solar Reflectance Index) for roofs, STC (Sound Transmission Class) for windows and insulation, SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficient Ratio) and EER (Energy Efficiency Ratio) for heating and air units.

“Incorporating all of these factors are important for the math building to achieve its LEED certification level, which

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could be as high as silver,” said Nathan Sheldon, Associate Head of School and Chief Financial Officer.

“LEED, in and of itself, is hard to talk about because there are so many acronyms and intricacies that come into play, but the geothermal system, the recyclable materials and the recycling plan are the most tangible pieces of the project,” Mr. Sheldon said. “The roof has an SRI rating of 78 or better.

All of the windows have an STC rating of 35, which is a rather strong sound barrier, and most materials for the building were purchased within a 500-mile radius so as to minimize our carbon footprint.”

The geothermal heating and cooling system is perhaps the most energy-efficient aspect of the building, and a unique feature because it utilizes the Casady lake in a way that the School’s founding fathers never would have imagined.

The lake as the backdrop for the groundbreaking last fall was quite significant, as there are now more than 3.2 miles of pipes at the deepest part of the lake as part of the new geothermal system.

In fact, all future building projects, including the science and art building which is next on the agenda, will utilize this new geothermal heating and cooling system.

Other unique features are evident in the restrooms.

The stall walls are made out of a solid-surface material that incorporates recycled bottles and other plastic household containers.

Recycling stations are permanent fixtures and provide for the disposal of glass, plastic and paper. These two stations are down one hallway, and student lockers extend down the other.

Landscaping of the Johnston math building will include native grasses and plants that require little to no watering, which is consistent with LEED certification requirements.

The math building houses six classrooms and will include all Upper Division math faculty offices. The commons area provides a comfortable work space for students to congregate and work. With the Wi-Fi access now available on campus, the students will have a common area to study and use their computers.

GEOTHERMAL ENERGY With the construction of the new W.R. Johnston Math Building, expansion of St. Edward’s Chapel and the anticipated science and fine arts facility, Casady has embarked on a new system of heating and cooling called geothermal energy, which is in line with the LEED certification requirements for the math structure.

Geothermal energy warms easily in the winter and cools in the summer.

Without a water resource such as our lake, geothermal heating and cooling typically requires wells that must be drilled into the ground. These wells house a closed-loop system of coil that extends deep enough into the ground to transfer and absorb energy, which is then returned to the surface and into the structure. The math building alone would have required 32 wells at a depth of 400 feet to accommodate the heating and cooling units.

Casady is unique because of our lake which allows us to use the lake in lieu of drilling wells. A topography of the lake identified areas deep enough to accommodate this system. During the summer over 3.2 miles of pipe, representing more than 50 sets of hoses, were submerged in the lake to be used by the new math building and Chapel renovation.

“The submerged loop in the lake is called a coil – it’s a geothermal coil that acts as a heat transfer, or energy collection – much like a heat pump works, but it uses the lake to exchange the energy and bring either cooler or warmer temperatures back into the building to provide for the compressors,” said Nathan Sheldon, Associate Head of School and Chief Financial Officer.

“Our lake has enough capacity to provide heating and air for approximately 500 tons of cooling, which would be enough for the entire campus. As we continue to develop our campus, we plan to continue using the lake for our geothermal systems. The payback for going with geothermal will be several years sooner due to our ability to use the lake and avoid costly drilling of wells.”

The looped coil, now submerged in the lake, needs enough area to transfer that energy. Four feet below the water’s surface, the temperature remains between 65 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit making this one of the most efficient methods for heating and cooling. The average commercial roof top unit today has an energy efficiency ratio (EER) usually between 11 and 14 and our new geothermal lake loop system will run between 24 and 30 EERs depending on the size of each unit. As a result the School anticipates seeing a reduction in utility costs despite the addition of nearly 9,500 new square feet of building space on campus.

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Greg Spender, energy programs manager for OG&E Energy Corp., awarded Associate Head of School and Chief Financial Officer Nathan Sheldon with a check for more than $5,000. Casady earned the rebate through OG&E’s incentive program, which rewards efficient energy management. The award was given for the new math building, which will utilize a geothermal system for heating and cooling. Cost savings are based on the estimated amount of energy Casady will reduce through use of this system, lowering the amount of energy required and eliminating the need for OG&E to add more power plants. The rebate is based on the kilowatt-hours saved by using units that are more energy efficient. Based on a 4,200-hour occupancy year Casady will reduce its KWH by just under 91,000 annually. This reduces the amount of energy Casady must buy to cool the math facility.

Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor The Chapel is one of the most focal points of the campus and a common spot that many alumni define as embodying the true spirit of our School. It is in line for completion toward the end of this year, and the dedication of the Chapel will take place in the early spring of 2011. A memorial service for former Headmaster Dr. Robert B. Woolsey is being planned for later in the spring.

Expansion of the Chapel will complete the dream of Casady School’s founders who envisioned the east and west transepts. St. Edward’s Chapel was one of the first buildings constructed on the campus more than 60 years ago. Cram and Ferguson of Boston, Mass., (National Cathedral, Washington D.C.) was the architectural firm used for the original Chapel and is the lead firm for the expansion today. The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese, has been heavily involved with the expansion project.

Construction to the Chapel includes transepts on the east and west sides, a bell tower, red oak wooden doors on the south end plus other doors and a number of new stained glass windows in the transepts.

One of the most significant features of the Chapel is the limestone. Many building projects that include limestone typically only use it for the veneer and then a cast stone is used for the areas that require the blocks cut and shaped.

In keeping with the original intent and design of the Chapel structure as it was completed in 1949, the exterior of the east and west transepts and the bell tower is 100 percent limestone, including cut limestone around the archways and the windows, which will match the original Chapel building stone. The Indiana Limestone Co., one of the oldest and most well-known limestone companies in the United States, is providing the limestone for our project.

Another interesting and unique element of the Chapel is the real bell system, which we believe is one of only three of its kind in Oklahoma City. This bell system, from Petit and

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Fritsen Bell Co. in Holland, has 23 cast bronze bells that were assembled in the United States and delivered to campus during the summer. The bells were lifted into place inside the new bell tower on the west transept in early July. The bell tower has now been completed and is visible, above the trees, from Pennsylvania Ave. just south of Britton Rd. and from across the lake within the Casady campus.

The organ has been refurbished with new pipes where necessary and the electronics have been updated. It will be installed after the first of the year. The vestry, sacristy and offices will be in the west transept, and the east transept includes space for the new home of the Upper Division choral groups.

Many of the stained glass windows in the transepts have been funded by private donors, but there are a few opportunities left. The Judson Studios of Los Angeles, the firm that built the original stained glass windows in the Chapel, is building the new windows which will take some time to complete and install. Leaded glass will fill the window spaces until the custom stained glass windows are finished. Bishop Konieczny, Mr. Sheldon, Mr. Bright and other key School leaders have worked with The Judson Studios to discuss and plan the themes and designs for the new windows.

“The theme in these new windows continue to center on our Judeo Christian roots that embody the original vision for the School’s spiritual program set forth by our founding fathers,” said Bishop Konieczny.

These two important building projects represent the history as well as the future at Casady School – two seemingly opposite ends of the spectrum that contains the rich essence of the Casady experience. It’s fitting, though, that these are the first two projects to be completed in the new decade. They are both representative of the new direction and vision being driven by the Head of School and Board of Trustees – progress and innovation, always with an eye toward the traditions that have made this School great.

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Hands - On Learning Enhances Lower Division

Integrated Curriculum Connects Students to Lessons in Lower Division Elements of integrated curriculum have been in place at Casady for many years, and with our focus on 21st century educational models, the administration and division directors continue to look for innovative ways to increase opportunities for integration. With an integrated curriculum, students have hands-on opportunities to participate in their lessons while crossing subject matter lines. This philosophy enhances education because it allows students to incorporate personal experiences and use multiple senses to actively engage in their learning.

“The most powerful learning experiences our students have are when they realize that there is a purpose to the work they do,” said Head of School Christopher C. Bright. “A key way to create that purpose is to bring subjects together for thinking across disciplines – art and science, English and algebra, Spanish and social studies – and to construct frameworks that include essential questions like ‘how should one live?’ This encourages creative and real-world thinking.”

In Casady’s Lower Division, teachers work as a team to create a curriculum that builds from one year to the next.

They also introduce a specific topic in several classes to give students a holistic viewpoint of the subject at hand.

Students frequently create art and other projects and conduct performances that correlate to their academic studies.

Third-grade students, for example, study Greek mythology in social studies. To enhance their understanding, Fine Arts Director and Lower Division Art Teacher Sue Scott has them create their own Greek god or goddess sculptures in art class, which enables the children to take the information from

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their studies and incorporate it into their artwork. Furthering their Greek mythology focus, third graders also have a math Olympics and science Olympics.

During this course of study, Daniela Rodriguez-Chavez created a sculpture that represented her interest in reading.

Her “Goddess of Animals and Learning” held a book in her hand, much like the Statue of Liberty holds a tablet. Daniela enjoys the well-rounded experience because it helps her focus on the lesson at hand and truly understand the meaning of the assignment, she said.

Integrated Learning Teaches Critical Thinking and Other Skills Research demonstrates that integrated learning goes well beyond the basics of an education. Through this approach, students become better thinkers, develop higher order skills and deepen their motivation to learn.

“Students invest emotionally in arts-integrated classrooms because the curriculum connects the lessons to their own experiences,” said Lower Division Director Anne France. “This raises their emotional connection to what they learn and builds a community of learners.”

Perhaps one of the most important traditions in the Lower Division is “Celebrate America.” In fourth grade, students learn to appreciate and understand how the nation developed by studying American history beginning with the Revolutionary War. Each student chooses a famous American to research and study through social studies, language arts and fine arts classes. The students each present a written report and a trifold display to demonstrate what they’ve learned. Each student also dons a costume and gives a five-minute speech during

the fourth grade’s theatrical presentation, which also includes historical American folksongs and dances. The students host a reception for their parents in the “museum” that showcases their displays.

“I think it’s cool that we have the same subject in each class,” said Milley VanSant, who portrayed Nellie Bly – a journalist who took a record-breaking 72-day trip around the world and drafted an exposé about mental institutions. “[An integrated curriculum] focuses on one main subject and helps you realize that there are all these sections that can go with it.”

Milley’s display of her research included a monkey, which represented Ms. Bly’s pet, a notepad, typewriter and a hot air balloon.

Similarly, second-grade students enjoy “89er Day” every year. This event is the culmination of studies of Oklahoma history and includes a musical performance. The day ends with a land run in which students grab a piece of land on the campus and share a picnic lunch with their families.

“It was precious – my eyes were watering,” said Kristine Bates, mother of Cooper. “Cooper was more into [the study of Oklahoma] because they’re interacting with it. They absorb so much more when they’re doing hands-on learning.”

By employing an integrated curriculum, Casady helps all students with different learning styles absorb and expand their experience. Students and parents alike appreciate the teachers’ collaboration and the impact the program has on the children.

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FAMILIAR FACES IN ADMINISTRATION

Jen Warden Dean of Student Life Jen Warden has joined Casady full time as the Dean of Student Life, and she will continue to coach Upper Division Girls’ Basketball. In her new role, Mrs. Warden will manage oversight of student activities and Middle Division athletics.

She will also assist in the College Counseling department.

A native Coloradan, Mrs. Warden was formerly the women’s basketball head coach at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colo. Prior to that position, she was head coach at Boise State University from 2002 through 2005. Her coaching philosophy, which she developed under the tutelage of renowned coach Ceal Barry, is to encourage students to find their passions and to understand the importance of teamwork.

Every person must find a place to be successful or, as she calls it, discover their “great thing.”

Jen and her husband, Larry, have two children at Casady this year, Brock in second grade and Brice in third grade.

Steve Shelley ’73 Athletic Director Named as Athletic Director to oversee Casady’s full athletics program from Primary to Upper Division, Steve Shelley returns to the Casady campus after a brief hiatus. Mr. Shelley has had a long relationship with Casady, first as a student and then as a professional in the business office as well as

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a teacher, coach and parent. Mr. Shelley joined the faculty in 1981 as a math and physical education teacher before becoming Director of Development in 1983, Business Manager in 1987 and finally Assistant Headmaster, Finance and Operations in 2000.

After leaving Casady in 2003, he worked as the Director of Operations for Architectural Design Group in Oklahoma City for five years. Prior to his time at Casady, Mr. Shelley was at Kent Denver School. While there, he was Athletic Director, taught math and served as the head football, basketball and baseball coach from 1978 through 1981.

Mr. Shelley has four sons, Bart ’02, Scott ’03, Ryan ’10 and Jason, who is a junior at Casady. Mr. Shelley’s family ties to Casady are strong including brother, John Shelley ’68, sister-in-law Mary Sue Shelley ’68, niece Laura Furnish ’97 and nephew Brad Shelley ’94.

Laura Lang, CFRE Director of Institutional Advancement With 14 years experience in the nonprofit sector, Laura Lang leads the School’s advancement team, which includes annual and planned giving and all related development activities, alumni relations and marketing. Laura came to Casady from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF), where she was the Senior Director of Development.

Laura had been at OMRF for three years, first as Director of Development and Planned Giving. Last year,

the OMRF development team secured $1.8 million in donations for the organization. During her tenure, she also oversaw the conceptualization and implementation of a new, comprehensive e-marketing and online fundraising program, which resulted in a 19 percent increase in online gifts.

She attended Baylor University in Waco, Texas, and earned her bachelor’s degree in journalism/professional writing from the University of Oklahoma. She attained her Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) credential in 2008. Laura and her husband, George, have a son, Sam, who is in kindergarten at Casady this year.

Jane Sharp Director of Primary Division Casady found quite a gem in parent Jane Sharp, who moved to Oklahoma City in 2008 from Memphis, Tenn., with her husband, Tim, and daughter, Emma, who is now a junior at Casady. Mrs. Sharp has a strong background in early childhood education and has stepped into the Primary Division role after Henrie Close retired in June. In Memphis, Mrs. Sharp served as the Head of the Preschool at Grace-St. Luke’s Episcopal School, a preschool through eighth grade college preparatory institution, which was founded on the same principle as Casady: providing an excellent education while caring for the whole child.

Prior to Grace-St. Luke’s, Mrs. Sharp taught in several school districts across the country, including Indiana, Kentucky, New York and Tennessee. She earned her master’s degree in education from Ball State University in Muncie, Ind., and her bachelor’s of science from the University of Louisville in Kentucky.

Jim Bonfiglio Director of Extended Programs and Technology Integration Coordinator Now in his 30th year at Casady, Jim Bonfiglio has transitioned from Director of Athletics to Director of Extended Programs and Technology Integration Coordinator. In his new role, he oversees the after school programs and directs efforts to streamline the School’s website and databases. He also will continue to manage the Summer by the Lake Program. Mr. Bonfiglio earned his bachelor’s degree from Oklahoma City University and recently earned a master’s degree from OCU in applied behavioral studies. His son, Nick, graduated from Casady in 2009, and his son Joe is in seventh grade.

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life

events Kenneth Joseph Griggy March 7, 1934 – July 21, 2010 The Oklahoma City community lost a great friend, supporter and volunteer this summer.

Kenneth J. Griggy passed away in July after an 18-year battle with brain and ocular cancer. Mr. Griggy is a past Chairman of the Board of Trustees at Casady School, and two of his children are graduates of Casady: Jennifer Griggy ’91 and Matthew E. Griggy ’82. Mr. Griggy was heavily involved in the Oklahoma City community and sat on a number of boards locally, regionally and nationally.

Mr. Griggy’s professional accomplishments are many, and he concluded his professional career as President and CEO of Golf USA. He retired in 1999. Married to Janice for 50 years, they were members of Christ the King Catholic Church where he served as a choir member and usher. Mr. Griggy’s talents included oil painting, cooking and golf.

His children include Jill Griggy of Oklahoma City and her children Emily, Holly and Eric Ball; Matt and his children Zachary and Christopher of San Rafael, Calif.; K. Mark Griggy and his partner, Michael Escalante, and their son Nicholas Griggy-Escalante of Seattle, Wash.; and Jennifer of Oklahoma City.

Haviva McKinney Dennis

Haviva McKinney Dennis June 9, 1999 – August 3, 2010 Casady lost a dear friend this summer. Havi Dennis, a rising fifth grader at Casady, passed away after a lengthy illness. Havi had incredible energy and enthusiasm at School, and her strength, courage and equanimity as she faced daunting physical difficulties were an inspiration to everyone she met. She was an avid soccer player and a friend and leader to all. Casady’s Vicar Fr. Charles Blizzard along with Sonny Varela conducted the memorial service held at All Souls’ Episcopal Church. Havi is survived by her parents Deborah and Leland Dennis.

Deaths

The Casady Community was also saddened to lose the following members this year:

Louise Leney Kennedy ’55 Chip Sears ’88 John R. Porter Jr. ’53 Frank Bolen ’58 Friday, August 6, 2010 2:30 P.M. Mark C. Erickson ’67 David Zolbe ’72 All SoulS’ EpiScopAl church Brian Maloney ’78 oklAhomA city , oklAhomA Olivia Stringer ’07 Jeff Heavner ’60 DeVan Sharbrough ’52 Thomas L. Fee ’85 24

Memorial Gifts Memorial gifts are a meaningful way to pay tribute to a loved one or lost classmate. Many memorials have been received for the friends listed on this page.

Memorial gifts are added to the School’s Memorial Endowment, which provides support to Casady in perpetuity. To make a memorial gift, call Kay Love-Day in the Advancement Office at (405) 749-3184, or visit the Casady website at www.casady. org.

Dr. Robert B. Woolsey December 19, 1917 – March 19, 2010 Headmaster Emeritus Dr. Robert B. Woolsey passed away on March 19 at the age of 92. A respected leader, scholar and gentleman, Dr. Woolsey spent 17 years as Headmaster of Casady School. During his tenure from 1963 to 1980, he ushered more than 970 students into Alumni status. He led the School with grace and dignity, establishing Casady as one of the leading independent schools in the nation. As witnessed by many, he exemplified the true definition of the Casady spirit.

“Dr. Woolsey’s legacy will long be felt at Casady School,” said Head of School Christopher C. Bright. “His vision most certainly defined what continues to be important in educating the student, and it is without doubt that his dedication to and belief in children has created core values within our community today.”

It was Dr. Woolsey’s wish that a memorial service be held in the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor. The ceremony will be scheduled in the spring.

Dear Members of the Casady Community,

Memorial gifts can be directed to the Robert B. Woolsey Endowed Chair at Casady School.

9500 N. Pennsylvania Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73120

Thank you for your tremendous outpouring of love and support at the time of Bob Woolsey’s death. We were touched by your many cards, letters, emails and donations to the School in his honor. Bob would have been so pleased with every thoughtful gesture.

Bob retired from active service to Casady School 30 years ago, and yet, the memories you shared when you wrote made it seem like only yesterday that we were ice skating on the lake, eating hamburgers on privilege day, quoting Shakespeare in Mrs. Tuck’s class, igniting Bunsen burners in Mr. Marble’s lab and singing on the bus on the way to SPC. Bob was extremely proud of Casady School – the beautiful campus, the talented teachers, the hardworking students, the caring parents and the supportive Board of Trustees. Thank you all for helping to make his life’s work so fulfilling.

We look forward to celebrating Bob’s life with you next spring in the Chapel – the heart and soul of the School that he loved so much. We hope you can be with us then.

The Woolsey Family JoAnne, Kathy, Midge, Michael and Robert

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2010-11 ALUMNI AWARD HONOREES The Casady Alumni Association will honor four outstanding graduates on Thursday, Oct. 28, during a dinner event that also features alumni who graduated 50 years ago or more, known as our distinguished group of Golden Cyclones. This year, the Class of 1960, celebrating its 50th reunion, will be ushered into Golden Cyclone status, and the Alumni Association will recognize the 2010 honorees for Distinguished Graduate, Alumni Achievement and Young Alumni Achievement.

Distinguished Graduate Michael S. Samis ’72 Private Investor Oklahoma City Mike Samis, Casady’s Distinguished Graduate, received the Alumni Achievement Award from Casady in 2002 and has been recognized a number of times in the Oklahoma City community since then for his outstanding accomplishments. Mike was honored with the 2010 Dean’s Award for Distinguished Community Service at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Alumni Association’s “Evening of Excellence” and with the 2007 University of Oklahoma Regents’ Alumni Award. He is a past member of Casady’s Board of Trustees.

A 1972 graduate of Casady School, he received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1977 and a Master of Business Administration from Southern Methodist University in 1979. He is chairman of Energy Financial Solutions LLC, an energy trading company providing services to commercial banks and their customers, and Energy Financial and Physical LLC, a natural gas and crude oil marketing company.

He is a private investor with interests in real estate, oil and gas, manufacturing and health care and is the former President, Chief

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Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of MacklanburgDuncan Co. (M-D). He was the Chairman of the Board of its successor company, M-D Building Products Inc., until 2007.

During Mike’ leadership, M-D grew to be one of the 25 largest suppliers to the hardware and home center industry with sales exceeding $250 million. Prior to M-D, Mike was Vice President for Hiawatha Oil Co., an independent oil and gas exploration and production company in Oklahoma City. Mike served as a Director of the Oklahoma City Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City from 1995 to 2001 and as a member of the District 10 Economic Advisory Board for the Federal Reserve Bank from 1992 to 1994.

Always dedicated to his community, Mike has concentrated his volunteer efforts in the areas of health care, education, government, business and the arts. Mike is Chair of the University Hospital Authority, University Hospital Trust and the Joint Governing Committee for OU Medical Center, which is the teaching hospital for the State of Oklahoma with revenues exceeding $600 million. He led the negotiating team for the state of Oklahoma which resulted in the partnership between the OU College of Medicine, the state of Oklahoma and the Hospital Corporation of America. He is a trustee of the University of Oklahoma Foundation, serves as Chairman of the Investment Committee and is a member of the Executive Committee.

He currently serves on the boards of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Dean A. McGee Eye Institute and the Oklahoma Health Center Foundation. He has served on the boards of directors of the Arts Council of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Art Museum, Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, Oklahoma State Chamber of Commerce and Industry, OU College of Business Administration – National Board of Advisors, Oklahoma Task Force on Volunteerism, Task Force 2000 for Education, Allied Arts Foundation, Metropolitan YMCA Committee of 100, Murrah Federal Building Memorial Task Force and was a member of the Young Presidents Organization.

Although he has a long list of achievements, investments and community service work, Mike finds time for other activities, one of which is racing. He has competed in the Inex World Road Racing Championship and has placed three times in the Pro Division between 2000 and 2002 and twice in the

Distinguished Graduate

Alumni Achievement

Young Alumni Achievement

A Distinguished Graduate is recognized annually. This Casady graduate is someone who has demonstrated loyalty to the School; renders service to the community; excels professionally; and achieves recognition on a local, state, national or international level.

The Alumni Achievement Award recognizes the graduate(s) who has shown outstanding achievement in personal or professional endeavors.

The Young Alumni Achievement award recognizes the graduate(s) from the last 15 years who renders service to their university or community, and excels in their profession or pursuit of education.

Masters Division in 1999.

Mike and his wife, Karen ’72, have two daughters: Carter Samis Fellers ’98 who is married to Fred Fellers and Katharine Samis Regens ’02 who is married to Kent Regens ’00. Samis’ family also includes his sister Shirley Everest ’77 and her husband Pete Everest ’71 with their children Lawre ’04 and Peter ’07; brother, Robert ’76 and his wife Mary Kay with their children Meaghan ’03 and Robert ’06; and James D. Samis ’74 with his wife Lynn of Fort Worth.

Alumni Achievement Laura Love-Aden ’89 Founder and President GroundFloor Media Denver As the founder of GroundFloor Media, Laura Love-Aden provides vision and leadership for the Denver-based public relations agency she founded in 2001. Since then, Laura has taken a business she started in her basement in Denver, and built it into one of the region’s fastest growers.

GroundFloor was recently recognized by the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce as one of the Top Small Businesses of the Year. The company was one of four Colorado-based agencies to be named to PR Week’s 2008 Top 200 PR Firms nationally. Additionally, Laura was named a finalist for the Denver Business Journal’s 2006 and 2007 Outstanding Women in Business awards, an honor that recognizes women in Denver for their significant contributions to their industry and their community. On an international level, Laura was honored with the Kauffman Community Award for her personal and corporate commitment to the Tennyson Center for Children, an award honoring outstanding individual entrepreneurs that have made a significant difference in their local communities. The agency was also recognized by the Denver Business Journal as one of the top 10 small companies on the Best Places to Work

list for the past four years.

Laura understands the importance of community involvement and is committed both personally and professionally to helping whenever possible. She was recently named

by Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper to the Denver 150, an honor that recognized 150 individuals for their contributions to the Denver community. Since she started the agency, Laura has dedicated at least 15 percent of GroundFloor Media’s work to nonprofit clients and pro-bono accounts. Additionally, Laura and her team members are committed to various non-profit organizations throughout the country. She is Past President of the Colorado chapter of the Entrepreneur’s Organization and serves on the board of Downtown Denver Inc., dZi Foundation, Jeremy Bloom’s Wish of a Lifetime Foundation and Tennyson Center for Children.

Drawing from a background in journalism and extensive experience in media relations, Laura earned a master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree from Vanderbilt University. Laura’s daughter, Kirby, is eight. Laura and her husband, Greg, are awaiting the arrival of their new son from Russia. Laura runs half marathons, skies and travels internationally.

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Alumni Achievement Mary B. Woolsey ’73 Broadcaster WQXR 105.9 FM New York City

Young Alumni Achievement Dr. Winston Fong ’95 Spine Surgeon McBride Clinic Oklahoma City

Midge Woolsey is now in her 25th year as a broadcaster.

She joined New York’s classical radio station WQXR 105.9, one of the most listened to public radio stations in the nation, in 1993 and currently serves as midday host. She has a longstanding association with public television and has hosted PBS specials such as Andrea Bocelli’s Emmy-nominated Statue of Liberty Concert, The Three Tenors with James Levine live from Paris and the landmark 24-hour event PBS Millennium 2000. Midge has hosted numerous fundraising events, including A Tale of Two Cities, Remember Me with David Parsons Dance and the East Village Opera Company and Conspirare in Concert.

Midge has interviewed numerous celebrities on camera, such as Placido Domingo, Luciano Pavarotti, Renee Fleming, Walter Cronkite, Barbara Walters, Richie Havens, Josh Groban, Harry Belafonte and Yogi Berra.

Behind the scenes, Midge worked with Jac Venza for Great Performances, the award-winning PBS series of international music, dance and drama programs. She also served as Production Executive for award-winning producer David Grubin.

With Grubin, she worked on several acclaimed historical documentaries for the PBS series The American Experience and on the poetry series The Language of Life with Bill Moyers.

On the stage, Midge has worked as both director/ choreographer and performer. She has sung with the New York Pops in both Carnegie Hall and Bryant Park, with the Lyrics and Lyricists series at New York’s prestigious 92nd Street Y and in shows of her own creation in venues such as the Neue Galerie and BAMcafe.

Midge graduated from Casady in 1973 and from Trinity University in San Antonio in 1977. She then moved to Florida to teach French for The Rev. Bennett Barnes, who left Casady to become Headmaster of St. Stephen’s School in Bradenton, Fla. In 1979, Midge returned to Casady to be the first Managing Director of the Eileen L. and S.T. Fee Theater, and put her theater and music degrees from Trinity to work on over 100 different productions in her first year. She left Casady in 1984 and eventually moved to New York where she has lived ever since.

The Woolsey family includes Midge’s father, the late Dr. Robert B. Woolsey, who was Headmaster from 1963 to 1980; her mother Jo Anne Woolsey, faculty emerita; brothers Robert B. Woolsey Jr. ’80 and Michael Woolsey; and sister Kathryn Martin ’70.

Dr. Winston Fong ’95 is one of four Casady graduates who will be honored in October during the Alumni Awards and Golden Cyclones Celebration during Homecoming. Winston will receive the Young Alumni Award, which recognizes the graduate from the last 15 years who renders service to his university or community and excels in his profession or pursuit of education.

Winston spent his undergraduate, medical school, residency and fellowship programs at various renowned institutions around the country, but he has returned to Oklahoma City for his career. He is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in spine surgery at the McBride Clinic.

“Casady was such an instrumental and positive influence on my upbringing. Anything I could call an achievement I owe to our education and the people we were surrounded by,” Winston said.

Winston was an economics major at Duke University in Durham, N.C., in 1999 and continued to medical school at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. He finished in 2003 and did his residency in Orthopedic Surgery at the University of Miami, Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, Fla. Winston finished his studies with a fellowship in spine surgery at the University of California at Los Angeles’ David Geffen School of Medicine.

The McBride Clinic specializes in orthopedics and arthritis care and includes a board-certified physician staff of 29, practicing at six metro locations and several outreach clinics in rural communities. Winston practices at the Edmond location.

Winston’s family includes his wife Divini; his parents, the late Dr. Kenneth F. Fong ’68 and Angela K. Fong, PhD.; and his brother, Dr. Nelson Fong ’99, and sister-in-law, Erin Stone Fong ’99.

Preserving History In 2003 the Casady Alumni Association was charged by the Head of School and the Board of Trustees to establish a School archive committee to collect and properly store all relevant historic papers, photos and ephemera.

Since that time the Archive Committee, headed by David Sapper ’74 and Elizabeth Anthony ’96, has established and organized the archive and put out a call to the Casady community for any additional materials. A $500 infusion was initially given by the Alumni Association, and a $5,000 “Agency Capacity Grant” from the Oklahoma City Community Foundation was received in 2008.

David and Elizabeth first met with the archival director of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum and Stan Upchurch, Director of the Archive at the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma, to learn about basic preservation and storage techniques, as well as the best software for creating databases. Elizabeth, along with Larry Bruce, Director of Information Technology at Casady, set up a computer, scanner and software for the Casady Archives. Archival storage boxes and files have been purchased, and David has been working to secure a home for the archives on campus. In the meantime, Richard Dulaney and his brother, the late Tom Dulaney, generously donated off-campus storage at their offices.

The committee has discovered and relocated works of art that were not currently being displayed on the campus. Two 300-pound neoclassical marble busts found a new home in the Middle Division’s Latin classrooms, and with the help of Middle Division Art Teacher Michelle Dubiskas, a life-size (four-foot by two-foot) reproduction of the Rosetta Stone was hung last summer in the sixth grade pod. The Lower, Middle and Upper Divisions history curriculums include the study of the Rosetta Stone.

With the help of D’Arline McCubbin and The Rev. John H. Marlin a fine and decorative art inventory database, complete with photographs and descriptions, has also been compiled.

As a part of the opening and celebration of the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor in the spring of 2011, Marilyn Meade ’56, Alumni Director Emerita, has been gathering and organizing historical photos. Periodically, the Archive Committee will change the photos to represent other decades in the School’s history.

Complete collections of yearbooks are on display in Crabtree and Cochran libraries and in the Head of School and alumni offices. The committee intends to complete two more sets, one for the Casady Admission Office and one for the Diocesan Center’s archive.

David Sapper ’74, D’Arline McCubbin and Elizabeth Anthony ’96 with paintings by Richard V. Goetz.

John J. Coates Jr. ’57 donated yearbooks to Chris Bright’s collection.

Michelle Dubiskas and Randy Fresonke in front of the reproduction of the Rosetta Stone.

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Plan to spend a spectacular time “Lighting the Night” at the 2010 Cirque du Cyclone Casady Auction featuring an evening of dinner, auction and fun on Saturday, Nov. 20.

Sponsored by the Casady Parents’ Organization and led by Co-Chairs Kristen Bohanon and Libby Naifeh, the event will include a silent auction with more than 100 items up for bid and between 10 and 15 items in a live auction, which will be emceed by Nelson Bolen, a 1993 Casady graduate.

“We have more than 40 parent volunteers who have been working to ensure that this will be an out-of-this-world event,” said Libby. “We are thankful for our underwriters who have donated to this fun night so we can raise money at the auction and continue to provide Casady with the resources they need to serve our children.”

Here are details on just a sampling of some great items that will be up for bid in the silent auction: • NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder: Kevin Durant has autographed a pair of high top basketball shoes!

• Basketball Clinic at NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder Practice Facility: Coach Scott Brooks or a Thunder player will lead this private basketball clinic!

• NFL’s Dallas Cowboys Game: Private air transportation and football tickets will put you in Dallas for a Dallas Cowboys game in the new Cowboys Stadium!

• Napa Valley: Tour the wineries and beautiful countryside of northern California!

• NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder: Bring 15 of your closest friends to an Oklahoma City Thunder game.

A private suite for 16 is the perfect vantage point to cheer on our NBA team!

• Juicy Couture Bag: This special purse has been autographed by musical theater star and native Oklahoman Kristin Chenoweth!

Traditionally held in the fall during an even year, the 2008 Cirque du Cyclone Casady Auction raised a record-breaking $300,000, which was an increase of 20 percent in net profit over the 2006 auction. This phenomenal increase represents a tremendous accomplishment during a difficult economic time in the fall of 2008. All money raised by the CPO is directed to

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Trip to Napa Valley Resort improvements at the School. Funding from the last auction provided new electronic signs, wireless access across the campus and new SMART Boards in many classrooms.

“Light the Night” will begin at 7 p.m. in the Bennett Athletic Center’s Grantham-Griffing Field House on the Casady campus.

If you would like to be a part of this “star-tacular” night, go to the Casady website at www.casady.org or contact the School at 405.749.3100.

Tickets are $65 per person. Your entry includes an evening of a scrumptious beef tenderloin dinner by Ned’s Catering, wine and beer, fun and an abundance of incredible auction items from which to choose.

Register online or send your check to Kim Joseph, 1403 Glenwood Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73116.

2010 AUCTION CHAIRS Kristen Bohanon dbohanon3@cox.net

Libby Naifeh lnaifeh@sbcglobal.net

ACQUISITIONS Jami West jamiwest@cox.net

SEATING/RSVP’S Vicki English Kim Joseph victoriaenglish1@gmail.com josephok234@aol.com

CPO PRESIDENT Lee Ann Nordin nidron@cox.net

CPO PRESIDENT-ELECT Amy Cottrell dcottrell1@cox.net

Casady 2009-10 Annual Repor t

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CasadY School 9500 North Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73120 P: 405-749-3100 • F: 405-749-3214 www.casady.org

The mission of Casady School, an independent, Episcopal, co-educational, college-preparatory school, is to prepare students for life in mind, body and spirit.

Christopher C. Bright, Head of School Nathan Sheldon, Associate Head of School David Gorham, Associate Head of School

Board Of Trustees Eric S. Fisher ‘84, Chairman Guy L. Patton, Treasurer Dr. Sumeeta M. Nanda, Secretary Thomas W. Adams Christopher C. Bright, Head of School Clayton I. Bennett ‘78 J. Taylor Currie ‘91 Shirley A. Everest ‘77 Ann M. Felton Rodman A. Frates ‘54 Frank D. Hill Henry J. Hood ‘78 E. Carey Joullian IV ‘78 The Right Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny Kathleen B. McClendon G. Jeffrey Records Jr. ‘77 Thomas S. Stapleton Jill F. Utz A. Max Weitzenhoffer ‘57 This Annual Report was produced by the Casady School Advancement Office in conjunction with the Office of Finance and Operations and details gifts received from July 1, 2009, to June 30, 2010. If your contribution was received after June 30, your name will appear in the next Annual Report. We have made every effort to be as accurate as possible in compiling our lists of donors. If your name has been listed incorrectly or omitted, or if you prefer to be listed in a different format, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at 749-3186 and accept our sincerest apologies.

Casady School admits students of any race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School. The School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid and loan programs, at athletic and other school-administered programs.

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From the Chairman of the Board As someone whose own days as a student at Casady do not feel so far away, I am humbled by the opportunity to present my first Chairman’s Report. In doing so, I am grateful for this honor bestowed upon me, mindful of the responsibilities attendant to this position but comforted by the leadership of Head of School Christopher C. Bright, his administrative team and the amazing faculty and staff, who day in and day out give their very best for our students.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I want to thank E. Carey Joullian IV ’78, for his tireless service to Casady as Chairman of the Board of Trustees for the last five years. Carey’s leadership helped the School maneuver through some difficult times, evolve to address fundamental changes in secondary school education and reach an upward inflection point where a long and bright future lies ahead. We are all thankful for Carey’s generosity and guidance, and we will work hard to continue his efforts. In keeping with his commitment to the School, Carey has agreed to continue serving as Past Chairman, a source of knowledge that will certainly be tapped frequently.

In 1950, shortly before the completion of the Chapel of St. Edward the Confessor, founding member of the Board of Trustees Judge A.D. Cochran commented to Headmaster Michael Martin that: “When we look back 10 or 20 years hence, this will all look like a very modest start....and in the years to come when the campus is dotted with splendid buildings and is teeming with young people, what a memorial it will be for our beloved Bishop Casady for whom it has been so fittingly named.”

At that time, the School’s founders had a dream for the Chapel to have an east and west transept and a bell tower.

While it has taken 60 years, the founders’ dream for St. Edward’s Chapel will soon be realized. Through the hard work of The Rt. Rev. Dr. Edward J. Konieczny, the vision and support of the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma and the generous gifts of a key donor, the physical and spiritual center of the School will be transformed from a mere splendid building to an architectural wonder. And shortly, the belfry of St. Edward’s bell tower will ring with its carillon bell system like no other bells in the state. Sixty years later, what a sight Casady would be for Judge Cochran and the other founding trustees.

St. Edward’s is not the only physical change recently occurring on campus. Through the gifts of several generous benefactors in the Forward Focus: Campaign for Casady capital campaign, the new math facility will provide a state-of-the-art environment for our faculty and students. Garrett Zwahlen ’10 explained the importance of this facility in his speech at the groundbreaking in the fall of 2009, saying we face “many problems in the 21st century...some small, some global, some known, some unknown, and math plays a key role in teaching the minds of tomorrow to solve these problems.” He added “the student body of Casady School wants to thank all of those

who have contributed in any way to making this new building happen.” When completed, the Casady math building will be a benchmark for all academic facilities in the state.

These recent capital improvements should not overshadow the Casady Community’s continued support of the School through the Annual Fund. On behalf of the Board, I am pleased to report that despite the economically stressful times we face as a nation, Casady exceeded its $750,000 Annual Fund fundraising goal for the fifth consecutive year. Because tuition income only covers 80 percent of the true cost of an education at Casady, the Annual Fund supports the School’s operating needs by subsidizing tuition income. During the 2009-10 Annual Fund, Casady’s dedicated faculty and staff, parents, alumni, students and friends demonstrated their commitment to the School by contributing $775,613. It is especially important that the Board recognize our wonderful faculty and staff who set a record with 100 percent participation in this Annual Fund. It is our faculty and staff and their incredible dedication to Casady that make our School what it is today.

In addition to several new faces on campus there are two new members to the Casady Advancement Team I wanted to mention in the context of this report. On July 1, Laura Lang joined the School as Director of Institutional Advancement and leads the team responsible for annual fund, planned giving and all related development activities as well as alumni relations and marketing. Laura has 14 years of experience in the non-profit sector, most recently with the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. Joining Laura is Heidi Cohn as Director of Annual Giving. Heidi has been involved with countless community projects and brings a strong background in marketing to this important position. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I welcome Laura and Heidi and look forward to working with them.

In closing, I am pleased to report that the School is on sound footing and moving toward an even brighter future. As Casady continues to move toward this new horizon, we will be well served to remember the late former Headmaster Robert Woolsey’s charge, when he said “to whom much is given, much is expected in return.” So, whether it is a faculty member spending extra time to help a student understand a difficult concept, a parent volunteering on campus, an athlete on the field digging deeper for a victory or learning from a defeat, the board and administration making tough choices to ensure the School continues to thrive in the right direction, or a student helping a classmate as they both learn how to succeed, it is the strong partnership between the Casady community and the School and the shared commitment to understanding what is best for our students that makes Casady great.

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I thank you for your continued support and your investment in the future and living legacy of Casady School.

Best Regards,

Eric S. Fisher ’84 Chairman of the Board

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From the Director of Institutional Advancement Though Casady School is most recognized for its long history of academic excellence, the rich tradition of giving has also been a thread woven deeply into the fabric of the School community.

From the very beginning in 1947, with the gift of land for its campus, philanthropy has shaped and transformed Casady and its students in countless ways.

As someone who’s new to the Casady community, I feel so fortunate to arrive at this School at a time when the foundation for giving is so strong and well built through decades of dedication by many groups. Parents, alumni, staff, volunteers and even students have all worked countless hours and have given selflessly to build and sustain Casady as the city’s premier educational institution.

Casady’s Board of Trustees has always provided active leadership in fundraising and sets an important example each year with every single member making a gift to the Annual Fund. Significantly, Casady’s faculty and staff also reached 100 percent participation in the Annual Fund for the first time in history last year.

The Annual Fund at Casady rivals most others in the area in terms of leadership, structure and dollars raised. Our School relies upon these funds to operate each year and to continue to provide the level of excellence that has become synonymous with Casady.

The Casady Parents’ Organization enthusiastically raises funds for a variety of important School projects and programs each year, and provides numerous opportunities for parents to get involved and volunteer to help our School.

The completion of the Forward Focus: Campaign for Casady capital campaign during the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression is a testament to the dedication of volunteer leadership and the passion of many donors for the continued growth of the School and success of our students.

The Casady Community’s continued success in raising funds to support the School even during times of change and uncertainty puts us in the very fortunate position to be poised for even greater opportunities to advance our School in the coming year. With new Board leadership, a new Advancement team and the continuing vision and guidance of our Head of School, the possibilities seem endless for harnessing the passion and generosity of those who hold a deep belief in the mission of Casady School.

Sincerely,

Laura Lang Director of Institutional Advancement

Performance of Those Canaan Days at the 2010 Evening of the Arts.

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2010 Casady Annual Fund Blitz Week 2009 Breaking New Ground for Phone-a-thon.

Math Facility and Chapel

Summary of Annual Operations

SOURCES OF INCOME

Tuition

Fees/Auxiliary Services

EXPENSES $11,480,306

Personnel

$9,628,303

$1,071,718

Financial Aid **

$1,879,303

Annual Fund

$776,213

General Administrative

$314,518

Endowment Distribution

$772,876

Instructional & Program

$820,973

Capital Gifts for Debt Repayment

$500,000

General Institutional

$622,459

Other Gifts/Income

$833,793

Maintenance & Utilities

$614,190

Allocation to operating reserve

$450,000

TOTAL

Allocation to maintenance reserve

$350,000

Service/Other

$724,345

$15,434,906

Current Parents* Alumni* Faculty/Staff Grandparents & Friends Included Above: Trustees Matching Gifts

Amount $310,336 $343,504 $40,233 $354,238

$108,770 $6,591

Beginning of the year enrollment

$30,815 865

* Income and expenditures as of year ending 6/30/2010 unaudited. ** Need based financial aid and tuition remission.

No. of Donors Participation 296 43% 462 15% 148 100% 280 11%

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$15,404,091

NET REVENUE OVER EXPENDITURES *

Total Casady education cost compared to tuition for 2009-10 Average cost per student (Grades PreK to 12) $17,808 Average tuition per student (Grades PreK to 12) $14,511 Cost of a Casady education covered by tuition 81%

Annual Fund Giving 2009-10

TOTAL

100% N/A

The average parent gift was $1,048; the average alumni gift was $744. *Alumni who are current parents are included as both current parents and alumni.

Designated Giving

Casady School provides Annual Fund donors the opportunity to designate their gifts or to allow the administration to direct their gifts to the area of greatest need. This permits donors to match their philanthropic interests with the Schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s budgetary needs.

Academic Programs Financial Aid St. Edwardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chapel Athletics Faculty Greatest Need Total

$28,996 $23,286 $8,435 $8,650 $16,010 $690,836 $776,213

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From the Alumni Association The 2010-11 school year will be a year of change for the Casady Alumni Association. While change often results from a need for improvement, our change is actually the result of an incredible accomplishment. Four years ago, the Alumni Association made an ambitious pledge of $150,000 to the School’s Forward Focus: Campaign for Casady capital campaign. An anonymous donor agreed to match this gift 3:1 when the association fulfilled the pledge.

On June 30 of this year, the Alumni Association made its final $30,000 payment and has now fulfilled its $150,000 commitment. When combined with the anonymous match, this gift has grown the Casady endowment by $600,000. This is an incredible accomplishment for our organization, especially given that we literally raised this money one piece of Estate Sale furniture and one golf foursome at a time.

With the Forward Focus scholarship endowment gift behind us, we must determine where the Alumni Association should now focus its efforts. One of our central missions is to keep alumni connected to Casady, whether they live in Oklahoma City or elsewhere. To this end, an official Casady Alumni Facebook page (the work of Alumni Association board member August Hadwiger and Alumni Director Betty Jane Garrett) has been created and has more than 600 friends. In addition to providing information relating to Casady news and events, this page provides a medium for alumni to reconnect. You can access it by visiting: www.facebook. com/casadyschoolalumni. Also, the alumni office distributes Connections, an email newsletter with events and subjects

CASADY ANNUAL FUND

Class Participation Leaders for 2008-09

1951 1953 1996 2000

100% (2 members)* 91% (11 members)* 49% (59 members)* 43% (68 members)*

*Total number of members in each class

related specifically to alumni. If you are not receiving this, please contact the alumni office with your current email address. The Young Alumni Committee hosted successful events last year at the 51st Street Speakeasy in December and the Oklahoma City Museum of Art rooftop in May. That committee will stage more gatherings this year as it works to bridge the time gap between being a Casady student and a Casady parent. Alumni of all ages living in or visiting Oklahoma City will find plenty of ways to connect with the School and other alumni during Homecoming Weekend Oct. 28-29.

The association will not have an Estate Sale during this school year. The Estate Sale was a successful event for our group and the School, and proceeds from past sales helped to fulfill our pledge to the capital campaign. The small group of alumni who organized and managed the event felt a strong bond with each other and with Casady. However, the Estate Sale also had its shortcomings. It represented a tremendous amount of work for a small group of volunteers and did not significantly further our association’s mission of growing a connection between all alumni and the School. The association board has decided to direct efforts toward new events that would involve a broader group of alumni. Look for announcements about these new and exciting alumni events.

The Casady Golf Tournament did prove to be a success this year and will continue. Sponsored by the Alumni Association and led by alumni board members, this event has served as our secondary fundraiser.

The Alumni Association will continue to assist the school with financial development. This is something that we both need and want to do for the School. Casady is fortunate to have many generous donors and has proven its ability to raise the necessary funds for its annual budget and specific projects.

However, Casady’s alumni participation in the Annual Fund for 2009-10 was a low 15 percent. Large donors and foundations consider alumni participation in annual giving when deciding whether and how much to contribute to Casady. Many alumni do not realize that making a small annual fund gift may be the most beneficial thing they can do for the School. Participation matters!

This year marks a great transition for the Alumni Association. Now that we have reached a significant goal and have increased the School’s endowment by $600,000, we will turn to new ways to help Casady and its alumni move forward together. Be a part of the Alumni Association’s efforts this year.

Attend one of our events. Check in with other alumni online.

Give to the annual fund. We hope to see your connection with Casady grow during this school year.

Sincerely,

David J. Morgan ’96 Alumni Association President

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From the Casady Parents’ Organization Because of gracious and generous donations of time and talent, the Casady Parents’ Organization gifted in excess of $150,000 to Casady School this past year. This donation funds projects and specific needs designated by the School working in conjunction with the CPO. The 2009-10 school year kicked off with the annual Back to School Picnic. Hospitality Co-chairs Carol Johnson and Kathryn Wilson chaired the event and, along with help from the Gales, coordinated volunteers to welcome new families to the Casady community.

In November, Theresa Bozalis and Angela Reynolds chaired the Faculty Studies Dinner, a biannual event to raise funds for professional development.

The theme was “Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?”

The work of their committee, Kevin Pleshko’s creative entertainment as emcee, and Geni Thomas-Woodward’s great dinner made for a very successful and fun evening.

Bingo Night, always popular with Primary and Lower Division families, was held in January. Kristen Bohanon and Denise Parsons did a wonderful job chairing this always noisy, fun event. Along with pizza and prizes, a mini-auction was held with fabulous themed gift baskets donated from each

Primary and Lower Division class. Thanks to everyone for raising funds and fun!

We were very fortunate to have Casady alumna Molly Wizenberg ’97 on campus in February for a book signing and presentation. Thank you, Jana Bright and Susan Eckman, for inviting Molly to return to our campus AND for chairing the return of the Casady Book Fair. The community, as well as those of us at Casady, welcomed back this great tradition.

The annual Fat Tuesday Pancake Breakfast was also held in February. With Ban and Yen Nguyen providing a tasty breakfast and Casey Williams coordinating the event, it was a great start to a sleepy morning back from mid-winter break, and one we look forward to in 2011.

It was a banner year for the Casady Cupboard. Kudos to Tonya Bell, Cupboard chair, for her tireless effort in managing this on-campus spot to pick up a t-shirt or an after-school snack. Concessions Chair Bob Griffiths kept the popcorn popping and the drinks cold during sporting events and provided a great service to students, parents and visitors to our campus. Concessions and the Casady Cupboard are open throughout the year and contribute annually to the total funds raised by the CPO. Thanks to all parents, volunteers and the 2009-10 CPO Board for another remarkable year. Looking forward, Lee Ann Nordin is serving as president in 2010-11 and Kristen Bohanon and Libby Naifeh are planning the Cirque du Cyclone Light the Night auction to be held in November. You won’t want to miss it! We hope you will join us in our continued support of Casady School!

Sincerely,

Janet Jones CPO President 2009-10

Faculty Studies Dinner

Book Fair

Bingo Night

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Casady’s Annual Fund: Participation Matters! 

The Annual Fund is the largest annual fundraiser for Casady School. Each year the Annual Fund raises more than three quarters of a million dollars and harnesses the energy and dedication of dozens of volunteers who want the best for our students.

Philanthropy is a longstanding tradition at Casady, and the Annual Fund ensures that everyone who cares about the School can participate at some level. While millions of dollars are needed to build new buildings during capital campaigns, gifts at all levels are important to make the Annual Fund successful. The real key to the Annual Fund is participation – not the amount of each gift. This campaign relies on the fact that every single person who has a vested interest in the success of our School believes in our collective responsibility to participate together to ensure that it remains strong.

Tuition pays for only about 80 percent of the cost of educating a student at Casady, and the Annual Fund is an important way that funds are raised to underwrite the additional costs. In fact, the Annual Fund is a line item in the School’s budget – these funds must be raised to offset the actual expenses of operating the School for the year.

The good news is that Casady has met or exceeded its Annual Fund goal for the past five years. Donors to the Annual Fund have given more than $4 million over the past five years.

Based on the success of these prior campaigns and the new plans being set in place by new staff and leadership, we are confident our Annual Fund campaign can grow to more than $1 million annually over the next few years.

Join us in making this bold vision a reality, and help us bring the educational programs available to students at Casady to a whole new level.

C A S A DY A N N UA L F U N D

2009-10 Annual Fund Volunteer Leadership Co-Chairs Heidi and Chuck Cohn Susie and Brad Kemp Leslie and Stuart Milsten Caroline and Guy Patton Kari and Hardy Watkins Ambassadors Renee Adams Caroline and Durward Hendee Precia and Greg Barrett Brian Henderson Jeff Blumenthal Jackie Johnson Wade Brawley Carey Joullian Gemma Candido Susie and Brad Kemp Richard Clements Ken King Ann Costello Jenee Lister David Cottrell Leslie Milsten Laura Cudd Susie Moock Jamie Dahlgren Sumeeta Nanda Kristy Elkins Denise Parsons Michelle Ellis Michael Platt Shirley Everest Stacy Ramdas Peter Fulmer Roone Richmond Erin Glasgow Yvette Trachtenberg Jill Greene Jill and Todd Utz Casey Harrah Paula Wade John Yates

2009-10 Leadership Circle Sponsors

Barkocy

Construction

Marilyn Torbett

REAL ESTATE

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Annual Fund Comparison 2005-10 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10

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Total Giving $713,980 $846,560 $881,867 $944,606 $801,914 $776,213

Parent Giving $327,400 $371,005 $291,099 $423,278 $316,953 $310,336

Alumni Giving $256,443 $347,464 $325,925 $365,842 $257,327 $343,504

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07-08

08-09

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Casady’s Annual Fund: Leadership Circle The following lists represent cash gifts to Casady’s Annual fund received between July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010.

St. Edward’s Circle ($25,000 and Above)

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Everest Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. McClendon G. Jeffrey Records Jr.

Founder’s Circle ($10,000-24,999)

Ad Astra Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pippin Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sias Anonymous (2) The Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston Jose Freede David W. Gorham* Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV Letitia R. Joullian*

Christian K. Keesee Lisa and Will Mathis Aleda Toma and Mike McCoy Leslie and Stuart Milsten* Polly and Larry Nichols Mr. and Mrs. George J. Records Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sias Ayako and Max Weitzenhoffer Jill and Jim Williams

Headmaster’s Circle ($5,000-9,999)

Leigh Ann and Paul Albers Anonymous Marcy and Bruce Benson Jill and Jim Brown* Vicki and Jim English* Tricia L. Everest Dr. Leslie J. Rainbolt-Forbes and Mr. Scott Forbes Laura and Henry Hood Marco Capital Group Ellen Williams Bowden * All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Alden Williams Snipes Bruce C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. G. Rainey Williams, Jr. Martha Williams Marta and Mark McCubbin Caroline and Guy Patton* Kathryn Records Ryan and Tim Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Utz Joanne and Walter C. Wilson* Laura and Lee Young*

** All-Star – first-time gift

§ Deceased

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Scholar’s Circle ($2,500-4,999)

Veronica and Bashar Alasad Alumni Association of Casady School Phyllis L. Brawley* Mr. and Mrs. Hal J. Brown* Dr. and Mrs. John S. Chaffin Heather and Timothy Duit Susan and Eric Eckman Mrs. Jean Irion Everest Ann Felton Gilliland Margaret Lytle Griner Donna L. Halverstadt* Archana Barve and Allen Hamaker** Diane and Mark Harvey Melanie and Ryan Hayhurst* Caroline and Durward Hendee Bette Jo and Frank Hill Dr. David L. and Rachel Holden Andrea and Anthony Jackson Carol and Michael Johnson* Fred Jones Family Foundation Julie and Kirk Hall

Carrie and Steve Katigan Pamela Wren Larson Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leney Marsha § and David J. McCubbin Drs. Sumeeta and Sumit Nanda* Monique and Andrew Nelson* Kim and Joe O’Connor Drs. Kiran and Santosh Prabhu* Dr. Laura Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Samis Mary Sue and John Shelley Silverleaf Foundation, Inc. Mayree Clark Dr. and Mrs. David Thompson Stacey and Kit Throgmorton Angela and Jim Timberlake Jill Walker Jen and Larry Warden** The West Family Foundation* Robbie and Ben White** Hilary and Stan Young

Dean’s Circle ($1,000-2,499)

Renee and Tom Adams Lisbeth and Stan Alexander Kim and Randy Allen* Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Almond Ann Simmons Alspaugh Anonymous (2) Nancy and Bob Anthony Catherine and John Armitage Dr. Anureet K. Bajaj* Precia and Greg Barrett Peggy and John Bartholomew* Tina and Elby Beal Janet Beard Kathy and Mike Bickford* Donna and Ken Blakley Debbie and Jim Blalock

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Ann Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Blankenship Lori and Jeff Blumenthal Laurie and Scott Boeh** Rachel and Nelson L. Bolen* Linda and Ron Bonebrake Britani Talley Bowman Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Theresa and David Bozalis Drew Braum Rebecca and Wade Brawley* Jana and Chris Bright Bright Smile Family Dentistry, PC** Julie Speights and Eli Jarjoura Dr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Brindley Jr. Carla Hardzog-Britt and Matthew Britt

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

** All-Star – first-time gift

Sherry and Scott Brooks Lisa and Bradford Mark Brown** Kara and Daniel Calderon* Casady Parents’ Organization* Joanna M. Champlin Gemma Candido and Suresh Chandrasekaran Baiyong Li and Hong Chen** Saadia and Asim Chohan Henrie B. Close Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coates Jr. Heidi and Chuck Cohn B. Ann and Roger Cole Herb Conley Amy and David Cottrell Lucy and John Covington

§ Deceased

Melinda and Paul Cox Lisa and Rex Cramer Stephanie and Kevin Crossno Anne and Bruce Crum Allison and J. Taylor Currie Kellie and R. Todd Currie Alice and Don Dahlgren Lisa and Michael Davoli** Rebecca and James Denny* Fran and Gary Derrick Carole J. Drake Elise and Carl Drake* Susan and Ramsey Drake Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dudman Julie Ellis** Michelle and Mike Ellis Nancy Payne Ellis Family Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma Kay and Kraettli Epperson Gayle and Chip Everest* Shirley and Pete Everest Heidi and Eric Fisher* Mary and Colin FitzSimons Ellen D. and Timothy S. Fleming* Lisa and David Flesher Dr. and Mrs. Gary Bob Fraley Joan and Rod Frates Julia and Randy Fresonke* Freymiller, Inc. Mindy and David Freymiller Betty Jane and W. Braden Garrett Rhonda and Rob Gelczer* Kelly and Ragon Gentry Mrs. Robert Gordon and Family Jane and Tom Griggs* Devon and Michael Hahn Karen Raupe Hanstein Stacey and Brad Hawley Liz and Kent Hoffman Susan and Peter Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hogue* Sue and Gary Homsey Leslie and Cliff Hudson Betsy and Peter Huestis H. Davis Jenkins Janet and Jim Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph Lynn and Mike Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kemp* John Kennedy Cheryl and J.D. Kerr Drs. Anupa and Terrance Khastgir*

Jami and Justin King The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Edward J. Konieczny Sara and Donald J. Kyte* Rosie and Tom Layman* Adelaide and William Liedtke Bessie J. Liedtke Jenee and Darren Lister Beth and Mike Lockard Kathy and Martin Lopez* Dr. and Mrs. Scott K. Lucas Maccini Construction Co. Jill Walker Bebe and Bruce MacKellar Bette and Jim MacKellar* The Rev. John Marlin* Michelle and Hal Martin Mr. and Mrs. William Mascharka Kym and Steve Mason Donna and Robert McCampbell Mrs. Richard B. McCubbin Rob McCune Karen and Rich McLain Mr. and Mrs. James C. Meade Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Courtney Briggs Melton and Tim Melton Hedra and Harry Merson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Messenbaugh III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Miano Leah and Brent Mills Jane and Robert Milsten Astrid and Mike Morrison* Martha Mullally Muras Energy, Inc.* Aruna and Raja Reddy Monique and Justin Naifeh* Dr. Terry and Paula Nayfa Mr. and Mrs. Jack H. Neely Drs. Mary Brodnax-Nollert and Hans Nollert Lee Ann and Mike Nordin Karen and Robert O’Bannon* Mr. and Mrs. William M. Obering* Oklahoma City Community Foundation Charles L. Oppenheim Thomas K. Oppenheim Stephen H. Parker Susan Parker* Denise and John Parsons*

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

** All-Star – first-time gift

Sonal and Anil Patel* Mr. and Mrs. Bond Payne Drs. Xiao-Hong Sun and Xiao-Cong Peng John and Cynthia Bond Perry Beth and Leo Portman* Jane and Alan Puls** Martha Records and Richard Rainaldi The H.E. Rainbolt Family Geraldine B. Raupe* Anne and James Reeves** Angela Payne Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Brett Robinson Geneva Rogers Foundation, Inc. Suzanne Pointer Marianne and Pat Rooney Roberta and Greg Roush Joseph F. Rumsey§ Jody and Eduardo Sanchez Johnna and Brad Schick Terri and Chet Schuelein Afshan and Arif Shakir Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sheldon Susan and Marc Silver Erin Glasgow and David Smith* Gayla and Tom Stapleton Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Betty Lou Stewart* Marion and Craig Story Drs. Sylvia and Phillip Stratemeier David and Betty Nichols Street Jill and Joe Strunk Lauren and Andrew Sullivan Pamela and Lyndon Taylor F. William Thetford Tom and Leslie Milsten Thornton Julie and Brian Tibbs Jackie and Robert Tilghman Kelly and Jack Turner Sarah and Jim Van Stone** Heather and Robert Vick* Paula and Buddy Wade Kari and Hardy Watkins Ginny and Drew Webb Dr. and Mrs. James R. Wendelken Lynette and Pete Wert Sherri and Kenneth Wert* Renate and Chuck Wiggin Alyson and Ben Woodard* Stanley K. Young Ann and David Zuk*

§ Deceased

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Casady’s Annual Fund: Donor Club Honor Roll ($500-999)

Anonymous (3) Lara Braum W. Robert (Braz) Brazelton* Susan and Larry Bruce Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Byrd Manisha and Amal Chakraburtty Nancy and John § Cheek Kaye and Ed Cook Ann and Eric Costello* Joseph S. Ellis* Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. English Jr. Drs. Lisa and Vince Farhood* Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Flaherty* Fleischaker Women’s Legacy Fund** Dolly and David Flesher Lisa and Curt Foster** Anne and John France Catherine A. Freede* Shanon and Otis Freeman Bonnie and Gabe Gerard Jennifer and Tim Grantham* Sherry and Jeff Hamilton* David R. Harlow Lexy and Huston Huffman Jr. Jeanette Headington Kern Linda P. Lambert* Mark A. Le Doux* Sally and Bruce Lenz Sarah McCune Losinger Martha George and Marc Marion John Markland* Virginia Meade Roxanne L. Meyer Donna and Larry Miles Cristy and Jeffrey Mobley** Marilyn and John H. Montgomery Sarah and D. J. Morgan* Oklahoma Retina PLLC Dr. Nabil and Penelope Srouji Sheri and Patrick Palmer** Adam and Waverly Ford Peakes Lindsay and Matthew Peña* Lisa and Mark Pierce and Family* Nikola and William Puffinbarger* Drs. Janice Countaway and David Ralph Susan and Gary Rawlinson Judith Ames Rhoads Betsy and Barnaby Roberts* Elizabeth and Mark Royse Chelin and Gregg Satherlie** Pat and Fred Schonwald Carolyn and Roland Schultz Sue Scott Aisha and Shujahat Shah Ben Stamets** Victoria A. Thomason Yvette and Randall Trachtenberg

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Dr. and Mrs. Liem Trang Missi and Kelly Vandever* Cindy and Jim Waits* Maria Rubino-Watkins and Robert Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Whaley Monique and John Yates** Jill and Cliff Zwahlen*

Cyclone Club (Up to $499)

Cecilia Abrams** Kathy and Jim Alexander Robert D. Allen* Kathleen and Bill Allstetter Jean Analla Anonymous (14) Julie and Ed Armstrong* Julie Nye Baker Tammy and Bryan Baldwin** Dr. Thomas E. Barnard The Rev. and Mrs. Bennett H. Barnes Mary Helen Barnes Candy and Gabe Bass** Courtney and Denny Beach Kylie Beal Linda and Rex Bell Jessica and Jason Bell Terri and Troy Benear Christine Marie Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bennett Mark H. Bennett Mollie Bennett* Lisa and Bryan Bevel** Saviya and Vivek Bhaktaram** Ann Bihm Sharon and Robert Bish Hilarie and Kevin Blaney Nicolette and Charles Blizzard Karen Cochran Bloomfield John M. Boggs Ann and Dick Bohanon* Kim and Philip Bohanon Kristen and David Bohanon Gina and Bryan Bolding Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee Bollinger Dianna and Jim Bonfiglio Kari Bornhoft Drs. Sylvia and Richard Bottomley Amy and Josh Bottomly* Barbara and Philip Bowersox William Bowersox* Mr. and Mrs. D. Craig Boyer Sara and David Braden* Dr. and Mrs. L. Joe Bradley Patricia Brandon, Ph.D.* The Rev. and Mrs. Patrick Bright Jennifer and Josh Brim** Tracy Harrison Brock** Amy Katheryne Brown Mary and Grant Brown* Sarah Brown Bray Brownrigg Maria and Michael Bryer-Ash** Christina Bunting

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Sarah Burger Mrs. G. S. G. Burks* Jeff Bush Alison and Tommy Busick Katherine and Jim Buxton* Gayle and Hunter Cadzow** Lisa Thompson Campbell* Martha C. Campbell Vikki Canfield Michele and Robert Canode Kathy and Stuart Carey Casady Class of 2004 Marilyn Case Meridith and Tad Cassidy Lucky and Michael Caves Rose and Joe Cernick Donna Chambers Pat and Ron Chambers Susy and Erick Chaverri Marnie and Jay Childs Jennifer C. Chmelka* Nadira and Mansur Choudry* Christie Chow Elaine Chow* Justin Clapper** Peter Clark* Carmen and Mark Clay* Stephan Clement Matilda and Edward Clements Marian and Mark Clopton* Stephany Harrison Clothier Mary Ann Cockrum* Patty Parker Coe Dee and Tyler§ Colley* Tifani and Brian Conway Mary Ellen Carroll and Bennett Cook* Susan Neeley Cook Marni Hoffman Cooney George Corbyn* Ayumi and Todd Corn** Sonja and Larry Cornelius Sally Cote Angela and Sean Coyle Carolyn P. Crepps Laura and Richard Cudd* Christian Curtin Dr. Anthony and Pat Czerwinski Mark Dale Mia Seminoff Davis Tiffany and Brad Davis* Jordan Dean Jacob Dearmon Susan and Peter Denman Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowland Denman Matthew Denmark Drew Derrick Jane Derrick David C. DeVore Karen Dillier* Chris Dobbins Jennifer Doggett** Timmye and Dan Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew** Emilee and Jean Pierre Dube’** Michelle and Randy Dubiskas Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas V. Duncan ** All-Star – first-time gift

Allison and Matt Eagan Thalia Eddleman* Sam Effinger Adrienne and David Elder Kristy and Eddie Elkins Nedra and Glen Emerson Susan and John Erickson Joe Esco Susan and Steve Esco Christy Evans Lawre Everest Peter Everest Chris Farha Leann Farha Thomas L. Fee§* Leslie and Warren Field* Janell and Kevin Flanery William Fleig Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Flesher Angela and James Fokas Chris Ford Cathy and Robert Fowler Jonathan Fowler Hope K. Fox Bruce and Cara Musser Fraley Peggy Franklin** Michaela and Jason Freeland Matt Gallegly* Jana and Roderick Garcia** Marion Garrett Jo and Bob Gentry B. Tucker Gilman Stephanie Gilmore Berna and Layne Goetzinger* Veronica Gompers Marc A. Gonzaga Peter J. Gootos Lee-Ann Sanger Graham Traci Rose Graham* Dr. Ronald S. Green Jr.* Chelle and Kit Greene* Anne W. Griffiths Jodie and Robert Griffiths Dallas and Robert Gwin Ann and Rick Hadrava** August Hadwiger* Clare Hadwiger* Katy Hadwiger* Parice Halbert** Chris Halpern Jeff Halverstadt* John C. Harrington Jr.* Jean L. Harris Kent Harris Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Hart Dr. and Mrs. Don Haskins Colleen Hatfield* Richard and Judith Cheek Hays Dodie and Dan Headington Michael Heaton** Jana and Tyler Heidebrecht Eli Hellman Jane and Conner Helms Brian and Anne Treadwell Henderson* Bonnie McBride and Carlos Henry Pilar and Jay Henry Anna Henson Tamara and Jeff Hermen**

§ Deceased

Jacquelyn and Preston Herold* Elizabeth Hester Cody Hightower Dannie Bea Hightower Lindsay Hightower* Megan and Jon Hill* Rosemary Hiller Philip W. Hirschi* Jared Hofer Susan Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Hogan Sarah Holbrook Caroline and Andy Holmboe* Dr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Holmes Julie and Chad Homsey* Elaine and Andrew Hood Patricia A. Hooten* Whitney Browne Hooten* Kristi Hoover** Martha and Robert Horter* Ellen and Jon Horton Abigail and Mark Hoven Naureen Ahmad Hubbard* Janet Hubbell Emily and Stephen Hudkins* Joanne Infantino* Patricia Coles Jackson Mr. and Mrs. George W. James II Guy H. James Jr. Kristin and Aaron James Braeden Jenkins Melissa and Coby Jenkins Joanne and Jin Jew** Jackie and Kevin Johnson Jay Johnson* Jeanie and Bruce Johnson Erin and Craig Johnston** D. Craig Johnston Lou Johnston Aimee and Daniel Jones Johnny H. Jones III Wendy Jordan Ali Justus Jennifer Farha Kalil Andria and Douglas Kaplan Courtney and Naji Karam Betty Kay Eddie Karim Lauren Karim Mr. and Mrs. R. Drake Keith* Marilyn and Dan Keller Emily H. Kelly John A. Kelly Paula Schonwald Keltner Tom Kilpatrick Erin Kim Judy and Kenneth King Janie and John Kinsinger** Steve Kirkpatrick Cindi and Mike Kiser* Linda and Keith Klein Linda Bass Kleinsasser Jeff R. Klos Jennifer Klos* Whitney and Brad Knowles Dr. Zak and Kristin Knutson Suzanne Kreidler** Sydney Stough Lackey* Cheri and Charles Lamb Carla and Patrick Lane Elizabeth Larsen

James T. Latting** K.C. and Steve Lauck Barbara Lawrence William Paul Lawson** Michael Wayne and Melissa L. Lawton Kathy and David Leasure* Hyun Joo Lee Kirsten Humphrey Lee Kristi and Ran Leonard Laura Knight and Thomas Lester Jennifer Johnson Levy Lisa DelCol and Michael Lewchuk Cynthia Lindauer* Donald Lindauer Lee and James P. Linn II James B. Lisle Linda Littell Amy and Eric Loper Hazel Lopez-Crutcher Kay Love-Day* Cara and Kevin Lowe Skye Lowther Kit and Tony Luk Graydon Dean Luthey Jr. Dianne and Jaime Maddox Veena Malpani* Dora and Bruce Maness Kathleen Mulvey Manning* Tom A. Marberry* Elizabeth Marcovitz Patti and Dick Marshall Ann Mason Dini Massad-Homsey Rocky and Larry May* Judith Mayfield Michael McCoy** Clint McEwen Shana and Kevin McHaffey** James McHargue Laura Elizabeth McLain* Stuart Forbes McLain Carolyn McMurtry* Michael Meade** Dr. and Mrs. Amit Mehta* Christina and Aneesh Mehta Carolyn Messick** Robin Meyer** Laura Parrish Midgley Erik I. Mikysa* Drew Mildren* LaWanda and John Miller Angela Milligan Valerie and Jack Mills Jamie Mitcham** Dale Mitchell Luke Mitchell Susie and Chris Moock Lauren Moore Dr. Marcia and Mr. Mike Moore* Tammy and Larry W. Moore Patti Walker Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Morrison Christi Shdeed Morrow Steve Murphy* Ann-Marie Henry Myers

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Dr. Michael G. Nagle Nicole Naifeh Leland C. Neeley Jr. Joanne Sharbrough Neff Libby and Bobby Nelson Jill and Michael Nevard Jeanmarie A. Nielsen Susan Baer Noerdlinger Kaycee Wilcox Nolting Charles N. Nye Sally Odom John F. Olson Erica Oswalt* Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ou* Kym and Scot Overbey Chris Owens Raymond Pang** Hiral M. Parekh** Penny Dolese Park* Ross Park Thomas D. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Larry V. Parman Richard A. Parr II Dr. Barbara Parry* Gayle and Richard Parry Allen W. Paschal Gino Paternostro Lynn Patterson Elaine Paul Mr. and Mrs. Steve Paul* Maria and Alex Perez* Cathy and Michael Perri Dale C. Petty Kendall Phillips Kevin Pleshko Jeanne and Randel Polk Mary E. Pons Shareese and James Poplin Elizabeth Portman Emily W. Portman John Portman Kathryn Keller Powell Lisa and Jon Powell Elaine and Sam Price* Lauren Price Diego Puiggari Lauren Quick Barbara A. Quillian Stacy and Ravi Ramdas Martina Ramirez Judith S. Raulston Steve Raupe* The Recognition Company Red Eagle Construction, LLC David Reynolds Katharine and Kent Regens Lizanne Garrett Reger* Edward Reifenstein III Cristi and Kurt Reiger Chris Rentzel Mr. and Mrs. Dee A. Replogle Jr. Jennifer and Robert A. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reynolds Donna Rice Lou Ann Rice* Tammie and Monty Rice Heidi and Troy Richards** Elizabeth and Brooks

** All-Star – first-time gift

Richardson* Renee Wade Richardson* Alexandra Gardner Riddle* Yvette and Robert Rieser Dr. and Mrs. Harris Riley Jr. Mark B. Riley* Rebecca and Gary Riley Jennifer Robinson Patrick D. Rooney Rooted Designs** Joana and Michael Rosensaft* Charles A. Rountree Chad Aaron Rourke Marianne and Tom Rumsey Karolyn J. Rusch Leslie and Rick Russell Nancy Rydberg Dr. Harrison Smith and Mrs. Joanne Saab-Smith Elizabeth Samara Janet Sanfilippo Cynthia and David Sapper Danielle and Aric Sappington Catherine Sauter Lana Schiltz Jeff Schmidt** Carol and Jim Schnabel* Jessica Schnebel and Justin Rousseau Lisa and Russell Schneider Mendy and Koby Scoville* Phyllis and Stan Seitter Shannon and Robert Semet Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz* Derek Shadid Gary S. Shaffer Jeff R. Shaffer Marcia G. Shaffer Anjelina and Anjan Shah* Allison and Michael Shaw Julie and Scott Shdeed Ellie Lunde Shorb* Marisa Simon Shirley and Gregory Small Charlie and Diana Mitchell Smith Clayton Smith** Hayden and Michael Smith Jeanne Hoffman Smith Julia Smith Michelle and Jonathan Smith Alden Williams Snipes T. Guy Spencer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Spiropoulos Brandon Spivey** Mark Spradling Chris Stakem* Shelly and Blake Stanfield** Jenifer Bailey Stehr Christopher D. Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Barney Stewart III Jane and Eric Stewart Carol and Mike Stickler** Lisa Mason Stone Natalie Stratemeier Rachel Stratemeier Mary Nagle Street* John Peter Strybos

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Jeremy K. Stubbs** Ben Stull Susan and Chris Sturm Rose and Lyll Surtees Joseph Svoboda Lori Moss Swearingen Eleanor and Lorin Swenson Elizabeth Swisher Scott Swisher Mr. and Mrs. Brooks M. Talton III Becky Tanenbaum Konstantin Taskov Lucila D. Taucer Lynn Taylor Catherine and Wade Terrell* Ben Terrill Kathy and Matthew Terry** Jennifer and David Thielke Cindy Thompson* Dorothy Thompson Mary Jo Thompson-Butler Wendy and Tom Thorpe Marjorie Thurston* Teresa Tidwell Dr. John Fulton Tompkins II Benjamin S. Tongue John Bramante and Katie Tongue Mrs. Thomas T. Tongue* Chris and Karen Towles Debbie and Jeff Trachtenberg Lisa L. Trail* Jacob Trotter Carol and Mac Troy** Seth Vannatta* Kristal and Sonny Varela René and Bill Vassar Anne and Harley Venters Austin R. Wade Jonathan May and Taryn Wade** Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Walker Keli B. Wallace* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Walsh K. Michele Walters Allison Walters-McElhaney Margo Reneau Ward* Eric Ware Sydney and Anthony G. Warren Marni D. Warren Benni Waters** Linda and Robert Waters Karen Watson Charles J. Welsh Karl A. Wert Patrick Wert Samuel Wert Anna and Stephen West Jennifer and Brent White Kendall White Sarah and Daniel Whitmarsh** Leslie Meek Wileman Robert Wiley Nancy Burch Wilkinson** Carol and Mark Williams Lori and Robert Williams** Tom Williams Sarah Hart Winchester* Nancy and Ellis Winkle Catherine Woody

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Emily and John Michael Woody Jr.* Leigh and Russ Woody Shelley Clark Wyche Caleb Yen** Pamela and Ervin Yen* Mr. and Mrs. Coler A. Yoakam Jr. Nancy and Jim Yoch Ann Lauren Young* Ben Young** Marianne and Dean Young Aimee Zedlitz Julieta Zesiger Victorina and Gary Zesiger* Lizzie and Brooks Zimmerman

Trustees 100% participation Tom Adams Clayton I. Bennett Christopher C. Bright J. Taylor Currie Shirley A. Everest Ann Felton Gilliland Eric S. Fisher Rodman A. Frates Frank D. Hill E. Carey Joullian IV Edward J. Konieczny Kathleen B. McClendon Stuart P. Milsten Sumeeta Nanda Guy L. Patton G. Jeffrey Records Jr. Thomas S. Stapleton Jill F. Utz A. Max Weitzenhoffer

Board of Visitors 76% participation James M. Brown Katheryne Payne Brown Herbert N. Conley Ramsey W. Drake Vicki English Christy E. Everest Jean I. (Chip) Everest Tricia L. Everest Jose Freede Margaret Lytle Griner Andrea Jackson William H. Leney Lisa L. Mathis Robert G. McCampbell Kathleen B. McClendon D’Arlene McCubbin Mark H. McCubbin Stuart P. Milsten Martha Mullally Sumit Nanda J. Larry Nichols Guy Patton Leslie Rainbolt-Forbes Kathryn C. Ryan Michael S. Samis Jack E. Turner

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Kelly Vandever Mayree Clark

Faculty & Staff 100% participation Kathy Alexander Anonymous (10) Denny Beach Lisa Bek-gran Jessica Bell Ann M. Bihm Charles Blizzard Gina Bolding Jim Bonfiglio Josh Bottomly Marcia Boyer David M. Braden Christopher C. Bright Larry E. Bruce Susan E. Bruce Christina Bunting Jeffrey W. Bush Daniel A. Calderon Joseph L. Cernick Erick Chaverri Jay Childs Nadira Choudry Carmen B. Clay Stephan Clement Henrie B. Close Mary Ann Cockrum Dee Colley Tifani Conway Kevin Crossno Stephanie Crossno Pat Czerwinski Fran Derrick Karen E. Dillier Michelle Dubiskas Sam Effinger Glen D. Emerson Susan E. Erickson Curt Foster Catherine A. Fowler Anne France Michaela Freeland Shanon Freeman Randy Fresonke Betty Jane Garrett Bonnie Gerard Gabe Gerard Marc A. Gonzaga David W. Gorham Dallas Gwin Chris S. Halpern Jana Heidebrecht Anna Henson Jared Hofer Mark Hoven Janet Hubbell Peter B. Huestis Joanne Infantino Melissa L. Jenkins Joanne H. Jew Jay Johnson Jeanie Johnson John A. Kelly Whitney Knowles

** All-Star – first-time gift

Cheri Lamb Carla M. Lane Elizabeth Larsen Thomas N. Lester Michael T. Lewchuk Lee E. Linn Hazel Lopez-Crutcher Kay Love-Day Dora Maness Rocky May Judith A. Mayfield Clint McEwen James McHargue Roxanne L. Meyer Joseph S. Miano Ruth Miano Angie Milligan Jamie L. Mitcham Larry W. Moore Lauren Moore Marcia Moore Patti Morgan Jeanmarie Nielsen Sally Odom Erica A. Oswalt Chris Owens Lynn Patterson Matthew M. Pena Kevin S. Pleshko Shareese Poplin Jon G. Powell Lisa Powell Martina R. Ramirez Robert W. Reynolds Tammie Rice Gary Riley Jennifer Robinson Marianne Rumsey Thomas R. Rumsey Karolyn J. Rusch Nancy Rydberg Cynthia Sapper Aric L. Sappington Catherine T. Sauter Lana Schiltz Jeff Schmidt Jessica E. Schnebel Sue Scott Koby Scoville Mendy Scoville Phyllis Seitter Shannon Semet Nathan L. Sheldon Shirley Small Joseph R. Svoboda Lorin Swenson Konstantin Taskov Lucila D. Taucer Lynn Taylor Jennifer Thielke Victoria A. Thomason Mary Jo Thompson-Butler Karen Towles Sonny Varela Heather T. Vick Jen Warden Eric Ware Linda Waters Kendall White Robert Wiley

§ Deceased

Carol Williams Lori Williams Nancy Winkle Julieta G. Zesiger

Parents of Alumni Renee and Tom Adams Kathy and Jim Alexander Lisbeth and Stan Alexander Robert D. Allen Ann Simmons Alspaugh Anonymous (5) Nancy and Bob Anthony The Rev. and Mrs. Bennett H. Barnes Mary Helen Barnes Tina and Elby Beal Terri and Troy Benear Mr. and Mrs. Clayton I. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bennett Kathy and Mike Bickford Sharon and Robert Bish Donna and Ken Blakley Hilarie and Kevin Blaney Mr. and Mrs. G.T. Blankenship Ann and Dick Bohanon Linda and Ron Bonebrake Dianna and Jim Bonfiglio Drs. Sylvia and Richard Bottomley Barbara and Philip Bowersox Mr. and Mrs. D. Craig Boyer Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Dr. and Mrs. L. Joe Bradley Patricia Brandon, Ph.D. Phyllis Roberts Brawley The Rev. and Mrs. Patrick Bright Dr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Brindley Jr. Carla Hardzog-Britt and Matthew Britt Mr. and Mrs. Hal J. Brown Susan and Larry Bruce Vikki Canfield Marilyn Case Meridith and Tad Cassidy Dr. and Mrs. John S. Chaffin Joanna M. Champlin Susy and Erick Chaverri Nancy and John § Cheek Marnie and Jay Childs Saadia and Asim Chohan Matilda and Edward Clements Henrie B. Close Mary Ann Cockrum Dee and Tyler§ Colley Kaye and Ed Cook Susan Neeley Cook Carolyn P. Crepps Anne and Bruce Crum Alice and Don Dahlgren Fran and Gary Derrick Timmye and Dan Donnell Carole J. Drake Susan and Ramsey Drake Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew Michelle and Randy Dubiskas

Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dudman Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas V. Duncan Susan and Eric Eckman Thalia Eddleman Nancy Payne Ellis and Robert Ellis Kay and Kraettli Epperson Joe Esco Susan and Steve Esco Shirley and Pete Everest Christy and Jim Everest Mrs. Jean Irion Everest Ann Felton Gilliland Janell and Kevin Flanery Ellen D. and Timothy S. Fleming Dolly and David Flesher Lisa and David Flesher Dr. Leslie J. Rainbolt-Forbes and Mr. Scott Forbes Hope K. Fox Dr. and Mrs. Gary Bob Fraley Joan and Rod Frates Jose Freede Julia and Randy Fresonke B. Tucker Gilman Peter J. Gootos Mrs. Robert Gordon John C. Harrington Jr. Jean L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Hart Dr. and Mrs. Don Haskins Dannie Bea Hightower Bette Jo and Frank Hill Liz and Kent Hoffman Susan and Peter Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Hogan Dr. David L. and Rachel Holden Sue and Gary Homsey Ellen and Jon Horton Leslie and Cliff Hudson Lexy and Huston Huffman Jr. Andrea and Anthony Jackson Mr. and Mrs. George W. James II Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV Letitia R. Joullian Betty Kay Eddie Karim Carrie and Steve Katigan Marilyn and Dan Keller Lynn and Mike Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kemp Cheryl and J.D. Kerr Cindi and Mike Kiser Barbara Lawrence Kathy and David Leasure Sally and Bruce Lenz Adelaide and William Liedtke Lee and James P. Linn II James B. Lisle Beth and Mike Lockard Kit and Tony Luk Bette and Jim MacKellar Dianne and Jaime Maddox Dora and Bruce Maness Patti and Dick Marshall Michelle and Hal Martin Ann Mason Kym and Steve Mason

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Taryn and Jonathan May Donna and Robert McCampbell Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. McClendon Aleda Toma and Mike McCoy Marsha § and David J. McCubbin Marta and Mark McCubbin Mrs. Richard B. McCubbin Rob McCune Karen and Rich McLain Carolyn McMurtry Mr. and Mrs. James C. Meade Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Virginia Meade Hedra and Harry Merson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Messenbaugh III LaWanda and John Miller Valerie and Jack Mills Jane and Robert Milsten Patti Walker Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Morrison Martha Mullally Polly and Larry Nichols Kaycee Wilcox Nolting Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ou Kym and Scot Overbey Stephen H. Parker Susan Parker Darlene and Larry Parman Lisa and Mark Pierce Jeanne and Randel Polk Beth and Leo Portman Drs. Kiran and Santosh Prabhu Barbara A. Quillian Dr. Laura Rankin Judith S. Raulston Geraldine B. Raupe Susan and Gary Rawlinson Mr. and Mrs. George J. Records Mr. and Mrs. Dee A. Replogle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reynolds Alexandra Gardner Riddle Dr. and Mrs. Harris Riley Jr. Betsy and Barnaby Roberts Marianne and Pat Rooney Roberta and Greg Roush Joseph F. Rumsey§ Marianne and Tom Rumsey Dr. Harrison Smith and Mrs. Joanne Saab-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Samis Jody and Eduardo Sanchez Cynthia and David Sapper Pat and Fred Schonwald Carolyn and Roland Schultz Phyllis and Stan Seitter Marcia G. Shaffer Mary Sue and John Shelley Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sias Shirley and Gregory Small Alden Williams Snipes Gayla and Tom Stapleton Betty Lou Stewart Drs. Sylvia and Phillip Stratemeier

** All-Star – first-time gift

Susan and Chris Sturm Pamela and Lyndon Taylor F. William Thetford Julie and Brian Tibbs Mrs. Thomas T. Tongue Chris and Karen Towles Carol and Mac Troy Kelly and Jack Turner René and Bill Vassar Anne and Harley Venters Paula and Buddy Wade Jill Walker Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Walsh Karen Watson Charles J. Welsh Dr. and Mrs. James R. Wendelken Lynette and Pete Wert Sherri and Kenneth Wert Renate and Chuck Wiggin Leslie Meek Wileman Carol and Mark Williams Pamela and Ervin Yen Mr. and Mrs. Coler A. Yoakam Jr. Marianne and Dean Young

Grandparents Cecilia Abrams Robert D. Allen Ann Simmons Alspaugh Anonymous Peggy and John Bartholomew Ann and Dick Bohanon Drs. Sylvia and Richard Bottomley Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Dr. and Mrs. L. Joe Bradley Phyllis L. Brawley Susan and Larry Bruce Mrs. G. S. G. Burks Pat and Ron Chambers Joanna M. Champlin Nancy and John § Cheek B. Ann and Roger Cole Kaye and Ed Cook Sally Cote Carolyn P. Crepps Carole J. Drake Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew Nancy Payne Ellis and Robert Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. English Jr. Joe Esco Mrs. Jean Irion Everest Dolly and David Flesher Peggy Franklin Jo and Bob Gentry Mrs. Robert Gordon Dannie Bea Hightower Lou Johnston Letitia R. Joullian Mr. and Mrs. R. Drake Keith Bessie J. Liedtke Mr. and Mrs. William Mascharka Ann Mason Mrs. Richard B. McCubbin Mr. and Mrs. James C. Meade

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Hedra and Harry Merson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Messenbaugh III Donna and Larry Miles Jane and Robert Milsten Joanne Sharbrough Neff Susan Parker H.E. Rainbolt Geraldine B. Raupe Joseph F. Rumsey§ Chelin and Gregg Satherlie Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.Sias Jeanne Hoffman Smith Rose and Lyll Surtees Dorothy Thompson Lynette and Pete Wert Mr. and Mrs. Coler A. Yoakam Jr. Victorina and Gary Zesiger

Alumni Giving by Class Class of 1951

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100% participation

Daniel F. Keller T. Guy Spencer

Susan Denman Marilyn B. Meade Barney Stewart

Class of 1957 17% participation John R. Bozalis John J. Coates Stephen Hudkins A. Max Weitzenhoffer

Class of 1958 17% participation Linda Lambert John H. Montgomery Charles D. Morrison Marjorie Thurston

Class of 1959 10% participation Thomas E. Barnard F. Lee Bollinger Ronal K. Bonebrake

Class of 1960

Class of 1952 36% participation W. R. (Braz) Brazelton H. Davis Jenkins George J. Records Judith Rhoads

Class of 1953

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91% participation

Richard L. Bohanon Edward H. Cook Donald W. Haskins Guy H. James Kathleen Manning William H. Leney William M. Obering John R. Porter § Kathryn Powell Charles A. Rountree

Class of 1954 30% participation W. Rowland Denman Dolly C. Flesher Rod Frates Margaret Lytle Griner Leland C. Neeley Walter C. Wilson

Class of 1955 19% participation William A. Fleig Susan Neeley Cook Pamela Larson Edward C. Reifenstein

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18% participation

21% participation Linda L. Kleinsasser Sally Lenz Laura P. Midgley J. Larry Nichols Thomas D. Parker Nancy C. Wilkinson Nancy P. Yoch

Class of 1961 19% participation Mary Thach Brown Marilyn Case Dale Mitchell Dee A. Replogle Mary Nagle Street Chris Sturm

Class of 1962 7% participation Dodie Headington Susan Hoffman Betty Nichols Street

Class of 1963 0% participation

Class of 1964 13% participation Julie Baker Linda Bonebrake Paula Keltner Russell J. Walker

Class of 1965

Don W. Dahlgren Richard A. Flesher E. Peter Hoffman Huston Huffman Christian L. Towles Karen Towles Susan E. Wendelken

Herbert N. Conley Susan E. Erickson Barbara L. Parry Robert C. Tilghman

Class of 1966

Pete Everest Catherine A. Freede Bruce C. Williams

27% participation Robert H. Anthony Martha C. Campbell Marian Cooney George Corbyn James H. Everest Anne West Griffiths Judith C. Hays Richard B. Hays Steve L. Kirkpatrick James B. Lisle Michael G. Nagle Betty Lou Stewart Stephen M. West

Class of 1967

6% participation

Class of 1972 14% participation David C. DeVore Betty Kay Karim John H. Kennedy Jeanette E. Kern Mark A. Le Doux Sarah W. Losinger Carolyn McMurtry Karen C. Samis Michael S. Samis

Class of 1973

17% participation

19% participation

Stephany Clothier Deborah L. Dudman Gary B. Homsey James Latting Thomas A. Marberry Stephen H. Parker

Catherine Alexander James Rex Bell Karen A. Cochran James P. Linn Linda L. Littell Graydon Dean Luthey Dale Petty Lisa Pierce Randel J. Polk Mark B. Riley Diana Mitchell Smith Alden Williams Snipes Teresa Tidwell

Class of 1968 11% participation Margaret M. Cassidy C. Bruce Crum Michael McCoy John F. Olson Christopher H. Rentzel Janet L. Sanfilippo John A. Shelley Mary Sue Dunlevy Shelley

Class of 1969 26% participation Marcy L. Benson Kathryn Carey Stuart Carey Mark Dale Dan D. Donnell Margaret H. Duncan Christy E. Everest Philip W. Hirschi Kent B. Hoffman Kathryn C. Lauck Penelope S. Park Susan H. Parker Barbara A. Quillian Fred P. Schonwald Karen Watson

Class of 1970 5% participation

14% participation

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Class of 1971

** All-Star – first-time gift

Class of 1974 22% participation Ann Blankenship Karen C. Bloomfield Mayree C. Clark Carmen B. Clay Mark R. Clay Anne K. Crum Lee E. Linn Mark H. McCubbin John R. McCune Kurt E. Reiger David S. Sapper Mark Spradling Marion L. Story John F. Tompkins Cynthia Waits

Class of 1975 18% participation Jean I. (Chip) Everest Elizabeth G. Hester Donald Lindauer Patricia Walker Morgan Charles Nye Allen W. Paschal

§ Deceased

Richard Parry Kathryn C. Ryan Charles C. Smith Hilary B. Young

Class of 1976 26% participation John M. Boggs Ellen Bowden Ramsey W. Drake Steve Esco Janell Flanery Andrew W. Hood Patricia Jackson Robert G. McCampbell David J. McCubbin Richard S. McLain Jack H. Neely Richard Parr Mary Pons Renee C. Richardson Carol Williams

Class of 1977 20% participation Shirley A. Everest Linda Flaherty David J. Flesher Kent Harris D. Craig Johnston Tom Kilpatrick Cynthia K. Lindauer Charles L. Oppenheim G. Jeffrey Records Jr. Warren Sepkowitz Gary Shaffer J. Tom Williams

Class of 1978 25% participation Randy Allen Clayton I. Bennett Jeffrey A. Blumenthal Courtney Briggs Melton Paul A. Cox Jane Griggs Donna L. Halverstadt Bradford C. Hogan Henry J. Hood E. Carey Joullian IV G. Stephen Mason Donna K. McCampbell Kathleen L. Stevenson Benjamin Tongue G. Rainey Williams Jr. Lee W. Young

Class of 1979 15% participation Louise Bennett Patty Parker Coe John F. Covington Kelly Gentry Layne E. Goetzinger Kirkland Hall Stuart P. Milsten Kathleen Nolting Thomas K. Oppenheim

Michael R. Perri Shelley Wyche Stanley D. Young

Class of 1980 13% participation Katheryne Payne Brown David R. Harlow Alice A. Pippin Jon G. Powell Sam Price Jeff R. Shaffer Lisa Stone Katharine Tongue

Class of 1981 15% participation James M. Brown Kevin Flanery Jeffrey J. Halverstadt Ralph J. Markland Elaine Price Diego Puiggari Terri L. Schuelein Kenneth K. Wert

Class of 1982 16% participation Terri Benear Bennett A. Cook Carl G. Drake Martha Horter Robert Horter Andrew T. Hunzicker B. Jenee Lister Astrid E. Morrison Cynthia R. Perry Martha E. Records Elizabeth L. Royse Leslie J. Thornton Sarah Winchester

Class of 1983 20% participation Mark H. Bennett Rex Cramer Mia Davis Christopher J. Dobbins Joseph S. Ellis Michael S. Ellis Timothy Grantham Amy A. Halverstadt Anne A. Henderson Timothy J. Jordan Steven D. Raupe Scott Swisher Lisa Trail

Class of 1984 23% participation David A. Bohanon Philip L. Bohanon David L. Bozalis William S. Coyle Robert R. Brown Lisa Campbell Eric S. Fisher

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Traci E. Graham Caroline G. Hendee John A. Henry Sydney A. Lackey Kirsten C. Lee William J. O’Connor Lori J. Swearingen Tiffany L. Talton K. Michele Walters

Stephen M. Murphy Leslie Russell Marisa Simon Joe L. Strunk Marni Warren

Class of 1991 15% participation Britani T. Bowman Sarah Burger J. Taylor Currie Justin T. King Carla M. Lane Waverly A. Peakes Derek J. Shadid Brooks B. Zimmerman Elizabeth M. Zimmerman

Class of 1985 10% participation Thomas L. Fee§ Carrie Katigan Ann-Marie Myers Susan K. Noerdlinger Laura E. Paul Johnna Schick Susan J. Silver

Class of 1992 15% participation

Class of 1986

Katherine Buxton Jacquelyn Herold Sarah E. Holbrook Kevin C. Holmes Justin Z. Naifeh W. Scott Shdeed James B. Terrill Seth C. Vannatta

7% participation Betty Jane Garrett W. Braden Garrett Donald J. Kyte Ellen M. Shorb Donald J. Timberlake

Class of 1987

Class of 1993

10% participation Anureet Bajaj J. Gregory Barrett Tracy L. Brock Monique Nelson S. Bond Payne Jeffrey A. Trachtenberg Allison M. Walters-McElhaney

Class of 1988 13% participation Michelle E. Greene Johnny Jones Bebe MacKellar Bruce MacKellar Lisa L. Mathis Christi M. Morrow Angela P. Reynolds Elizabeth A. Richardson Kelly Vandever Aimee K. Zedlitz

Class of 1989 10% participation Kimberly A. Bohanon Tricia L. Everest Jacqueline M. Johnson William S. Paul Brooks Richardson

Class of 1990 20% participation Janet M. Canode Jennifer Chmelka Lee-Ann Graham Ryan W. Hayhurst Melissa Lawton ** All-Star – first-time gift

12% participation Nelson L. Bolen R. Todd Currie Mary C. FitzSimons Ran Leonard Mary E. Nelson Robert H. Nelson Kendall Phillips Anthony Warren

Class of 1994 12% participation Peter Almond Bruce Fraley Andrew H. Sullivan Ben Woodard Leigh Woody Russell Woody

Class of 1995 17% participation Adrienne J. Elder David A. Elder Jeff Klos Aneesh K. Mehta Hiral M. Parekh Michael M. Rosensaft Hayden Smith Benjamin A. Stamets Christopher D. Steiner Lauren H. Sullivan Thomas E. Thorpe Robert Williams

Class of 1996 49% participation

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Rachel L. Bolen Alison Busick Elaine Chow Marian M. Clopton Mark Clopton Jacob Dearmon Cara L. Fraley Veronica Gompers Colleen Hatfield Michael Heaton Eli J. Hellman Jon S. Hill Chad Homsey Whitney Hooten Jennifer Levy Cara Lowe Erik Mikysa Luke Mitchell D.J. Morgan Michael Nevard Raymond Pang Lauren Price Alison Shaw Michael W. Smith Chris Stakem Jenifer M. Stehr Eric J. Stewart Michael Woody

Lindsay J. Hightower Ali Justus Jennifer Kalil Lauren Karim Emily Kelly Erin Kim Skye Lowther Dini Massad-Homsey Michael Meade Nicole Naifeh Ross Park Gino Paternostro Lauren Quick Kent Regens Elizabeth Samara Julia Smith Jeremy Stubbs Benjamin Stull Elizabeth Swisher Rebecca Tanenbaum Jacob Trotter

Class of 1997

6% participation

5% participation Brad Davis Zak Knutson Amit Mehta

Class of 1998 13% participation Tiffany Davis Naureen Hubbard Drew Mildren Justin F. Rousseau Jessica E. Schnebel Clayton Smith Keli B. Wallace Helen C. Woody

Class of 1999 10% participation Matthew Denmark Allison Eagan Jennifer Klos Kristin Knutson Veena Malpani Lizanne Garrett Reger Margo Ward

Class of 2000

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Bray N. Brownrigg Jordan Dean Peter Everest Austin R. Wade

Class of 2008 7% participation Sarah Brown Peter Clark Jane Derrick Leann Farha Karl A. Wert Ann L. Young

Class of 2009 4% participation Cody D. Hightower Patrick W. Wert Caleb Yen

4% participation

Parent Giving By Class

Clare L. Hadwiger Elizabeth Marcovitz

Class of 2010

Class of 2001

Class of 2002 Mollie Bennett Jay Gallegly Elizabeth Portman Katharine Regens Patrick D. Rooney

Class of 2003 5% participation Justin M. Clapper Stephanie Gilmore August R. Hadwiger Stuart F. McLain

Class of 2004 3% participation Lawre Everest Melanie R. Stratemeier

Class of 2005 8% participation Amy K. Brown Katy F. Hadwiger John R. Portman Brandon A. Spivey Natalie G. Stratemeier Ben Young

43% participation

Class of 2006

Kylie Beal Christie Chow Christian Curtin Christopher Farha J. Christopher Ford Jonathan Fowler Matt Gallegly Marion Garrett

5% participation Christine M. Bennett William G. Bowersox Drew Derrick Laura E. McLain

Class of 2007 5% participation

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Melinda and Paul Cox Nedra and Glen Emerson Lisa and David Flesher Julie and Kirk Hall Karen and Mark Hanstein Melissa and Coby Jenkins Janet and Jim Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph Andria and Douglas Kaplan Dr. and Mrs. Scott K. Lucas Donna and Robert McCampbell James McHargue Astrid and Mike Morrison Karen and Robert O’Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Randy Ou Caroline and Guy Patton Drs. Kiran and Santosh Prabhu Roberta and Greg Roush Jody and Eduardo Sanchez Danielle and Aric Sappington Johnna and Brad Schick Terri and Chet Schuelein Michelle and Jonathan Smith Dr. and Mrs. Liem Trang Heather and Robert Vick Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Whaley

Class of 2012

34% participation Anonymous (2) Renee and Tom Adams Barbara and Philip Bowersox The Rev. and Mrs. Patrick Bright Carla Hardzog-Britt and Matthew Britt Matilda and Edward Clements Mary Ann Cockrum Michelle and Randy Dubiskas Christy Evans Shanon and Otis Freeman Berna and Layne Goetzinger Jane and Conner Helms Brian and Anne Treadwell Henderson Liz and Kent Hoffman Elaine and Andrew Hood Patricia A. Hooten Melissa and Coby Jenkins Adelaide and William Liedtke Beth and Mike Lockard Kathy and Martin Lopez Dora and Bruce Maness Rob McCune Karen and Rich McLain Beth and Leo Portman Mr. and Mrs. Brett Robinson Shirley and Gregory Small Julie and Brian Tibbs Paula and Buddy Wade Jill and Cliff Zwahlen

Class of 2011

36% participation Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Clayton I. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bennett Kathy and Mike Bickford Donna and Ken Blakley The Rev. and Mrs. Patrick Bright Mr. and Mrs. Hal J. Brown Patty Parker Coe Ayumi and Todd Corn Stephanie and Kevin Crossno Michelle and Mike Ellis Shanon and Otis Freeman Leslie and Warren Field Kelly and Ragon Gentry Devon and Michael Hahn Jane and Conner Helms Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hogue Laura and Henry Hood Janet and Jim Jones Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV Kathy and David Leasure Drs. Mary Brodnax-Nollert and Hans Nollert Lee Ann and Mike Nordin Drs. Xiao-Hong Sun and XiaoCong Peng Jackie and Robert Tilghman Alden Williams Snipes Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Utz Robbie and Ben White Jill and Cliff Zwahlen

35% participation

Class of 2013

Jean Analla Janet Beard Lori and Jeff Blumenthal Dr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Brindley Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John S. Chaffin Amy and David Cottrell

Jean Analla Julie and Ed Armstrong Tammy and Bryan Baldwin Lori and Jeff Blumenthal Rebecca and Wade Brawley

** All-Star – first-time gift

53% participation

§ Deceased

Saadia and Asim Chohan Heather and Timothy Duit Vicki and Jim English Angela and James Fokas Jana and Roderick Garcia Kelly and Ragon Gentry Caroline and Durward Hendee Brian and Anne Treadwell Henderson Carol and Michael Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Brad Kemp Cheryl and J.D. Kerr Drs. Anupa and Terrance Khastgir Rosie and Tom Layman Kathy and Martin Lopez LaWanda and John Miller Leah and Brent Mills Valerie and Jack Mills Tammy and Larry W. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pippin Drs. Kiran and Santosh Prabhu Anne Psencik Jane and Alan Puls Steve Raupe Anne and James Reeves Cynthia and David Sapper Johnna and Brad Schick Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Carol and Mike Stickler Eleanor and Lorin Swenson Mary Jo Thompson-Butler Heather and Robert Vick Pamela and Ervin Yen

Class of 2014 46% participation Anonymous Donna Chambers Stephanie and Kevin Crossno Laura and Richard Cudd Kristy and Eddie Elkins Christy Evans Heidi and Eric Fisher Archana Barve and Allen Hamaker Karen Raupe Hanstein Diane and Mark Harvey Wendy Jordan Andria and Douglas Kaplan Suzanne Kreidler Kirsten Humphrey Lee Kit and Tony Luk Astrid and Mike Morrison Sumeeta and Sumit Nanda Aruna and Raja Reddy Mr. and Mrs. Brett Robinson Susan and Marc Silver Stacey and Kit Throgmorton Angela and Jim Timberlake Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Utz Sherri and Kenneth Wert Mr. and Mrs. G. Rainey Williams, Jr. Julieta Zesiger

Class of 2015 40% participation Anonymous Leigh Ann and Paul Albers

Mark H. Bennett Sherry and Scott Brooks Jill and Jim Brown Sonja and Larry Cornelius Emilee and Jean Pierre Dube’ Susan and Eric Eckman Ellen D. and Timothy S. Fleming Lisa and Curt Foster Chelle and Kit Greene Caroline and Durward Hendee Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Hogan Kristi Hoover Carol and Michael Johnson Erin and Craig Johnston Drs. Anupa and Terrance Khastgir Dr. and Mrs. Scott K. Lucas Carolyn Messick Sumeeta and Sumit Nanda Terri and Chet Schuelein

Class of 2016

54% participation Kim and Randy Allen Catherine and John Armitage Lisa and Bryan Bevel Debbie and Jim Blalock Laurie and Scott Boeh Gina and Bryan Bolding Dianna and Jim Bonfiglio Theresa and David Bozalis Manisha and Amal Chakraburtty Amy and David Cottrell Lucy and John Covington Rebecca and James Denny Michelle and Mike Ellis Mindy and David Freymiller Jodie and Robert Griffiths Tamara and Jeff Hermen Andrea and Anthony Jackson Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV Janie and John Kinsinger Amy and Eric Loper Dr. Terry and Paula Nayfa Lee Ann and Mike Nordin Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pippin David Reynolds Heidi and Troy Richards Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Marion and Craig Story Pamela and Lyndon Taylor Victoria A. Thomason Cindy Thompson Jackie and Robert Tilghman Angela and Jim Timberlake Yvette and Randall Trachtenberg Kelly and Jack Turner Linda and Robert Waters Pamela and Ervin Yen Ann and David Zuk

Class of 2017 41% participation Anonymous Julie and Ed Armstrong Saviya and Vivek Bhaktaram

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Kristen and David Bohanon Jana and Chris Bright Carla Hardzog-Britt and Matthew Britt Gemma Candido and Suresh Chandrasekaran Drs. Lisa and Vince Farhood Heidi and Eric Fisher Dr. Leslie Rainbolt-Forbes and Mr. Scott J. Forbes Archana Barve and Allen Hamaker Betty Jane and W. Braden Garrett Bonnie and Gabe Gerard Chelle and Kit Greene Kirsten Humphrey Lee Shana and Kevin McHaffey Leah and Brent Mills Leslie and Stuart Milsten Kim and Joe O’Connor Caroline and Guy Patton Cynthia and David Sapper Kathy and Matthew Terry Sarah and Daniel Whitmarsh Jill and Jim Williams Julieta Zesiger

Class of 2018

Class of 2020

41% participation Anonymous Catherine and John Armitage Jennifer and Josh Brim Theresa and David Bozalis Maria and Michael Bryer-Ash Laura and Richard Cudd Lisa and Michael Davoli Kristy and Eddie Elkins Angela and James Fokas Diane and Mark Harvey Julie Speights and Eli Jarjoura Wendy Jordan Cindi and Mike Kiser Amy and Eric Loper Jenny and David Oliver Erica Oswalt Stacy and Ravi Ramdas David Reynolds Heidi and Troy Richards Lisa and Russell Schneider Susan and Marc Silver Erin Glasgow and David Smith Marion and Craig Story Dr. and Mrs. David Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Utz Lori and Robert Williams

Class of 2019

58% participation Anonymous Veronica and Bashar Alasad Precia and Greg Barrett Kim and Philip Bohanon Jana and Chris Bright Sherry and Scott Brooks Maria and Michael Bryer-Ash Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Byrd Laura and Richard Cudd Lisa DelCol and Michael

** All-Star – first-time gift

Lewchuk Emilee and Jean Pierre Dube’ Betty Jane and W. Braden Garrett Jane and Tom Griggs Sherry and Jeff Hamilton Stacey and Brad Hawley Jackie and Kevin Johnson Erin and Craig Johnston Andria and Douglas Kaplan Lisa DelCol and Michael Lewchuk Leslie and Stuart Milsten Monique and Andrew Nelson Kim and Joe O’Connor Denise and John Parsons Yvette and Robert Rieser Carol and Jim Schnabel Mr. and Mrs. Brooks M. Talton III Jennifer and David Thielke Cindy Thompson Stacey and Kit Throgmorton Yvette and Randall Trachtenberg Linda and Robert Waters Maria Rubino-Watkins and Robert Watkins Monique and John Yates 56% participation Anonymous Renee and Tom Adams Veronica and Bashar Alasad Kim and Randy Allen Precia and Greg Barrett Laurie and Scott Boeh Kim and Philip Bohanon Kristen and David Bohanon Gina and Bryan Bolding Ann and Eric Costello Susan and Eric Eckman Drs. Lisa and Vince Farhood Bonnie and Gabe Gerard Berna and Layne Goetzinger Dallas and Robert Gwin Julie Speights and Eli Jarjoura Melissa and Coby Jenkins Drs. Anupa and Terrance Khastgir Dora and Bruce Maness Leah and Brent Mills Cristy and Jeffrey Mobley Sheri and Patrick Palmer Sonal and Anil Patel Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pippin Nikola and William Puffinbarger Lisa and Russell Schneider Shannon and Robert Semet Aisha and Shujahat Shah Shelly and Blake Stanfield Lauren and Andrew Sullivan Catherine and Wade Terrell Sarah and Jim Van Stone Kari and Hardy Watkins

Class of 2021

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46% participation Drew Braum Lara Braum Sarah and Charles Burton Saadia and Asim Chohan Heidi and Chuck Cohn Jennifer Doggett Rhonda and Rob Gelczer Berna and Layne Goetzinger Jane and Tom Griggs Stacey and Brad Hawley Bonnie McBride and Carlos Henry Courtney and Naji Karam Jenee and Darren Lister Denise and John Parsons Suzanne Pointer Jennifer and David Thielke Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Utz Sarah and Jim Van Stone Kristal and Sonny Varela Paula and Buddy Wade Ginny and Drew Webb Monique and John Yates

Class of 2022 49% participation Anonymous Precia and Greg Barrett Courtney and Denny Beach Lucky and Michael Caves Gemma Candido and Suresh Chandrasekaran Sonja and Larry Cornelius Angela and Sean Coyle Lisa and Curt Foster Caroline and Andy Holmboe Abigail and Mark Hoven Jackie and Kevin Johnson Aimee and Daniel Jones Sumeeta and Sumit Nanda Erica Oswalt Sonal and Anil Patel Stacy and Ravi Ramdas Donna Rice Mendy and Koby Scoville Erin Glasgow and David Smith Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Spiropoulos Shelly and Blake Stanfield Kari and Hardy Watkins Jami West John West Jennifer and Brent White

Class of 2023 42% participation Lisa and Bradford Mark Brown Sarah and David Burger Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Byrd Kara and Daniel Calderon Mary and Colin FitzSimons Ann and Rick Hadrava Julie Speights and Eli Jarjoura Laura Knight and Thomas Lester Amy and Eric Loper Monique and Andrew Nelson

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Shareese and James Poplin Rebecca and Gary Riley Shannon and Robert Semet Lauren and Andrew Sullivan Lori and Robert Williams

Class of 2024 37% participation Candy and Gabe Bass Katherine and Jim Buxton Angela and Sean Coyle Mindy and David Freymiller Bonnie and Gabe Gerard Melanie and Ryan Hayhurst Bebe and Bruce MacKellar Cristy and Jeffrey Mobley Julie and Scott Shdeed Sarah and Jim Van Stone Sydney and Anthony G. Warren

In Memory of …

Mary L. Allen Robert D. Allen James Barnes Mary H. Barnes Jean A. Beatty Andrea and Laddie Tlucek Carolyn N. Bentley David W. Gorham Linda and Eddie Powell Sue Bertschinger Jane and Tom Griggs Frank M. Bolen Mr. and Mrs. William C. Abney Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr. Terri and Troy Benear Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Jean Clark Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coates Jr. Lelah and George Craig Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowland Denman Richard P. Dulaney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Dunlap Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ellis Christy and Jim Everest Mrs. Jean Irion Everest Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Johnson Hightower Bette Jo and Frank Hill The Hon. and Mrs. William J. Holloway Jr. Bette and Jim MacKellar Marta and Mark McCubbin Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Hedra and Harry Merson Suellen and Fenton Sanger Pam and William F. Shdeed Millicent and Bob Sukman Mr. and Mrs. Don Timberlake Mary and Larry Trachtenberg Sarah Hart Winchester

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Ruth R. Bozalis Kaye and Ed Cook Meridith and Tad Cassidy Angelica Brena David W. Gorham Heather and Robert Vick

Muriel J. Briggs Courtney Briggs Melton and Tim Melton

Jack Brown Lisa and Bradford Mark Brown

Betty L. and Paul C. Brown Kristi and Ran Leonard James B. Lisle Beverly N. Buxton Carl Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Miano Luke Mitchall Aimee Zedlitz Sandra Cerny Henrie B. Close Lisa L. Trail

L. Thomas Dulaney Mr. and Mrs. George J. Records Anne Dunlevy Dr. and Mrs. James R. Wendelken Jack Eberl Linda and Robert Waters

John D. Cheek Terri and Troy Benear David W. Gorham

Morgan W. Eddleman Thalia Eddleman

David I. Childs Marnie and Jay Childs Angie Milligan Kathleen and Tom Stevenson

Mark Erickson Alumni Association of Casady School Martha Sue Esco Susan and Steve Esco Jimmy C. Everest Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr. Mary and Colin FitzSimons Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz

Phillip T. Cohn Joanna M. Champlin Herbert N. Conley Sr. Herbert Conley Jr. Edward H. Cook Jr. Kaye and Ed Cook Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. James Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. McClendon Edwin deCordova Kaye and Ed Cook Marion B. DeVore Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Rusty Caston Elizabeth M. Coe Kaye and Ed Cook Anne and Bruce Crum Gayle Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dudman Christy and Jim Everest Mrs. Jean Irion Everest Joan and Rod Frates David W. Gorham Dannie Bea Hightower Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Johnson Hightower Bette Jo and Frank Hill Lucinda and David Huffman Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV Letitia R. Joullian

** All-Star – first-time gift

Christian K. Keesee Linda and Tom Klos Bette and Jim MacKellar Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Marta and Mark McCubbin Lisa and Mark Pierce Susan and Gary Rawlinson Pat and Fred Schonwald Laurie and Steve Shelley Mary and Gregory Slavonic Betty Lou Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swisher Pam and William F. Shdeed Heather and Robert Vick Leanne and Keith Waddell Yetive G. White

Mary E. Foster Robert D. Allen David W. Gorham Mex L. and Clifford L. Frates Leslie Meek Wileman Henry J. Freede Catherine A. Freede Dorthlynn D. Gaddis Jay Johnson Stephen M. Gens Ronald S. Green Luke Mitchell A. R. “Hoot” Gibson Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz Jolene Grantham Tracy Harrison Brock Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz Bryan Greene Chelin and Gregg Satherlie Peggy Halverstadt Jeff Halverstadt

§ Deceased

Ashley D. Hammond Gay and Ed Kirby

Mario Lopez Heather and Robert Vick

E. Richard Neff Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hogue

Bradley P. Hanes John Peter Strybos

Patricia T. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Coler A. Yoakam Jr.

Edward J. Harvey Betty Jane and W. Braden Garrett Sally and Bruce Lenz Kay Love-Day

Virginia and Roy C. Lytle Margaret Lytle Griner

Steven P. O’Mealey Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz

Helen M. Harvey Jennifer and Robert A. Reynolds Sally and Bruce Lenz Betty Jane and W. Braden Garrett Frank J. Hightower Dannie Bea Hightower Pamela Wren Larson Earl D. Hiller Rosemary Hiller E. Peter Hoffman Sr. Liz and Kent Hoffman John R. Horter Carolyn S. Horter Martha and Robert Horter Jacoby Huestis Casady Parents Organization David W. Gorham Rosemary Joseph and Family

Theresa J. Perri Cathy and Michael Perri

Brian J. Maloney Melinda and Paul Cox Leslie and Stuart Milsten Lauren and Lee W. Young

T. Ray Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr.

Betty Marberry Tom A. Marberry Anne C. Marble David W. Gorham Karen A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. D. Craig Boyer Cathy and Robert Fowler Karen and Chris Towles Jane McMillin Karen and Chris Towles Catriona M. “Trio” Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Miano

John R. Porter Alumni Association of Casady School Kaye and Ed Cook Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leney Kathleen Manning Kathryn Keller Powell F. Davis Raupe Geraldine B. Raupe Ian P. Rennert Precia and Greg Barrett Sara and Donald J. Kyte Sandra and Owen Rennert Allison Walters-McElhaney Joni C. Rice Donna Rice Lou Ann Rice

Jimmy Morey Kaye and Ed Cook

Jim King Heather and Robert Vick Karen Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ostroot

Frances P. Nagle Dr. Michael G. Nagle

Stephen J. Sokolosky Elaine Paul Jerry Sokolosky

Madeline D. Lamb Sarah Holbrook

Martha K. Nagle Susan Baer Noerdlinger

Montine L. Sprehe Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr.

Marie and Victor Le Doux Mark A. Le Doux

Constance K. Naifeh Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ellis David W. Gorham Heather and Robert Vick

Michael M. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr. Martha C. Campbell Anne and Bruce Crum Heidi and Eric Fisher

Edward C. Joullian III Marion and Craig Story Louise L. Kennedy Alumni Association of Casady School Rosemary and William Fleig Margaret Lytle Griner Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leney Kathleen Manning Kathryn Keller Powell Marilyn and Dan Keller Lynda Leahy Lila Khastgir Drs. Anupa and Terrance Khastgir

Walter B. Loeffler Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Jean Tidwell Teresa L. Tidwell Thomas T. Tongue Mrs. Thomas T. Tongue Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz Aimee Zedlitz

Margaret Tuck Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz Mark R. Spradling

Pat B. Rix David W. Gorham Randolph Royce Kaye and Ed Cook Katherine C. Schwartz Elizabeth and Mark Royse Glenn H. “Chip” Sears Jr. Alumni Association of Casady School Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Kaye and Ed Cook Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew Christy and Jim Everest David W. Gorham Bebe and Bruce MacKellar Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Diana Mitchell Smith and Charlie Smith Lucille S. Sparks Glenn H. Sears Sr. Tracy Harrison Brock Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz

** All-Star – first-time gift

Marsha Thetford-McCubbin Kaye and Ed Cook Dolly and David Flesher Peggy Franklin David W. Gorham Dannie Bea Hightower Karen and Rich McLain Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV Mary E. Pons Jeanne Hoffman Smith Drs. Sylvia and Phillip Stratemeier Heather and Robert Vick

Joseph D. Trigg Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. James

Matthew Murphy Kylie K. Beal Christie Chow Christian D. Curtin Christopher Farha J. Christopher Ford Jonathan Fowler Marion Garrett Lindsay Hightower Ali Justus Jennifer Kalil Lauren Karim Erin Kim Skye B. Lowther Dini Massad Homsey Michael Meade Nicole Naifeh Ross Park Gino Paternostro Lauren Quick Katharine Regens Kent L. Regens Elizabeth Samara Julia Smith Benjamin Stull Elizabeth Swisher Rebecca Tanenbaum Jacob Trotter

Linda Diane Jackson Martha C. Campbell Fleischaker Women’s Legacy Fund

Fleischaker Women’s Legacy Fund Linda Bass Kleinsasser Bonnie and Barney Stewart

Harley E. Venters Jr. Anne and Harley Venters Tony Viele Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. McClendon William Walker Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Patti Walker Morgan Don Weber Mr. and Mrs. Gerard M. Flaherty Daniel H. Wert Elaine Paul Karl A. Wert Lynette and Pete Wert Patrick Wert Samuel Wert Sherri and Kenneth Wert Dr. Robert B. Woolsey Kathleen and Bill Allstetter Ann Simmons Alspaugh Alumni Association of Casady School Anne T. Barrett Terri and Troy Benear Linda and Morris Blumenthal Tammie Bortner Ellen Williams Bowden Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Kathy Bradshaw Louis H. Brigham

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Evanne Browne Susan and Larry Bruce Frances and Peter Buttenheim Carl Caldwell Nancy and John § Cheek Matilda and Edward Clements Sody and Robert Clements Mary and Richard Clements Elizabeth M. Coe Kaye and Ed Cook Casady Parents’ Organization Lillian Cox Kathleen F. Craig Debbie Dalton Gayle Davis Mia Seminoff Davis Margaret Kidd Defenderfer Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowland Denman Col. (Ret.) Michael Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Elam Susan and Steve Esco Mrs. Jean Irion Everest Christy and Jim Everest Janell and Kevin Flanery Dolly and David Flesher Mr. and Mrs. John N. Goodman Virgil Grantham Margaret Lytle Griner Marva Hale Jane Harlow Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Johnson Hightower Rosemary Hiller Susan and Peter Hoffman Carolyn S. Horter Lexy and Huston Huffman Jr. Laura Inge Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. James Jane Jay D. Craig Johnston Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV Letitia R. Joullian Betty Kay Eddie Karim Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Kirkhuff Delene Kirtland Kenneth F. Koen Val and Claudio Larragoite Lee and James P. Linn II Linda Littell Mr. and Mrs. William W. London Gerald R. Marshall Michael McCoy Marta and Mark McCubbin Mrs. Richard B. McCubbin Karen and Rich McLain Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Messenbaugh III Nancy and Paul Moore Nela Moore Genevieve Mueller Mustang Fuel Corp.

Sue and Perry Oldham

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D. R. Pape Nina and Mukesh Parekh Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Parker Dr. and Mrs. William L. Parry Cathy and George Pendell III Dale C. Petty Lisa and Mark Pierce and Family Linda and Eddie Powell Judith S. Raulston Mr. and Mrs. George J. Records Mark B. Riley James C. Robson Pat and Fred Schonwald Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz Marcia G. Shaffer Pam and William F. Shdeed Laurie and Steve Shelley Ellen Lunde Shorb Karen Sikorski Diana Mitchell Smith and Charlie Smith Alden Williams Snipes Margo C. Soule Mary and Herman Stein Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Merren and Tom Stewart Katie Tongue and John Bramante Mrs. Thomas T. Tongue Dorothy J. Turk Jan E. Turnbull Maryon Turnbull Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Upsher Dr. and Mrs. H. Wallace Vandever Donna Kennedy Vogel Margo Reneau Ward Lynette and Pete Wert Betsy and Millar White Catherine White Bruce C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. G. Rainey Williams Jr. Martha Williams Laura and Lee Young Erika Zetty

Josh Bottomly Karen and Rich McLain

Andrew M. Gilman B. Tucker Gilman

Mickenzie M. Brecht Donna and Larry Miles

Peter T. Gilman B. Tucker Gilman

Casady Class of 2009 Mary Jo Thompson-Butler

David W. Gorham Carol H. Richards

Casady Maintenance Crew Heather and Robert Vick

Margaret Lytle Griner Susan and Sean Durkin

Casady 7th Grade Faculty Anonymous

Katherine Hanstein Geraldine B. Raupe

Casady Upper Division Betsy and Peter Huestis

Tanner Hanstein Geraldine B. Raupe

Joseph L. Cernick Karen and Rich McLain

Chris S. Halpern Karen and Rich McLain

Sara Ann Chavez-Rice Donna Rice

Patrick Helmey Ellen and Tim Fleming

Henrie B. Close Renee and Tom Adams Lisbeth and Stan Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew Shirley and Pete Everest David W. Gorham Val and Claudio Larragoite Ellen Lisle Karen and Rich McLain Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Connie Monnot Lou Ann Rice Linda Schoenhals Pam and William F. Shdeed Linda Elliott Mary and Craig Stanley Dorothy J. Turk Kari and Hardy Watkins

Caitlin G. Hendee Mr. and Mrs. James C. Meade

Mary Ann Cockrum Karen and Rich McLain

Jay Johnson Karen and Rich McLain

Ben Day Benni Waters

Dr. and Mrs. Nick Knutson Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kanaly Janet and Mark Price

Susan Erickson Karen and Rich McLain E. Scott Fisher Heidi and Eric Fisher

David J. Zolbe Alumni Association of Casady School Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr.

Reid D. Fisher Heidi and Eric Fisher

In Honor of …

Josephine Freede Catherine A. Freede

Aubrey Alasad Veronica and Bashar Alasad

Christina M. Gentry Jo and Bob Gentry

Laura Alasad Veronica and Bashar Alasad

Garner R. Gentry Kelly and Ragon Gentry

Reford Bond Cynthia Bond Perry

Nicole Gentry Jo and Bob Gentry

Linda Bonebrake Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz

Sody D. Gentry Kelly and Ragon Gentry

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Thomas G. Fleming Ellen and Tim Fleming

** All-Star – first-time gift

Claire Hendee Mr. and Mrs. James C. Meade Verena B. Hogue Joanne Sharbrough Neff Stuart S. Hudson Leslie and Cliff Hudson Peter B. Huestis Karen and Rich McLain Linda Diane Jackson Anne W. Griffiths Shelly L. Jacobs Anne and Harley Jacobs

Elizabeth Larsen Karen and Rich McLain Laura E. Love Gay and Ed Kirby Richard A. Marble Carl Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Reynolds Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz Father John H. Marlin The Rev. and Mrs. Patrick Bright Angie Milligan Karen and Rich McLain Larry W. Moore Mindy and David Freymiller Jordan Jackson Jeanmarie A. Nielsen Karen and Rich McLain § Deceased

Jon G. Powell Karen and Rich McLain Justin Raupe Geraldine B. Raupe Elizabeth Reynolds Heather T. Vick John C. Riddle Alexandra Gardner Riddle Thomas R. Rumsey Seth C. Vannatta Marcia G. Shaffer Jeff R. Shaffer Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz Nathan L. Sheldon Heather and Robert Vick Bryce Stevenson Phyllis Brawley Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Logan J. Stevenson Phyllis Brawley Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Betty Lou Stewart Brooke and Mike Murphy Lucila D. Taucer Karen and Rich McLain Dorothy J. Turk Shelley C. Wyche John Michael VanSant Mr. and Mrs. William Mascharka Melissa VanSant Mr. and Mrs. William Mascharka Christopher W. Venters Anne and Harley Venters Wanda J. Venters Anne and Harley Venters Michael Walker Matilda and Ed Clements Philip M. Wilcox Lisa and Bradford Mark Brown Bentley C. Williams Mrs. G. S. G. Burks Cecil Williams Mary Lynn and Warren Sepkowitz

2008-2009 Correction

Julieta G. Zesiger Peter Clark

In Memory of…

In Celebration of Christmas…

Mary L. Allen Robert D. Allen Dorothy J. Bodney Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clements Mr and Mrs. Carl G. Drake Tuesday Book Club

E. Carey Joullian IV Barbara Paulsen

In Celebration of the Holidays…

A gift was made by Dr. and Mrs. Nick Knutson to the Karen Knutson Award, honoring the following individuals:

Mr. and Mrs. Brett Barrowman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biddinger Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Brown and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Candler Wes Chambers Anthony Cruse Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Czerwinski Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gunn Khader Hussain Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kanaly Mr. and Mrs. Dustin A. Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Knutson Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Dale Knutson Dr. and Mrs. Zakary A. Knutson Bradley Krieger Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mauldin Janis B. Mildren Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ostroot Tara Ostroot Zelma Ostroot Mr. and Mrs. Mark Price Mr. and Mrs. C. Lee Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Stakem Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Wasemiller Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Woody Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Zahn

Mary B. Woolsey Kathleen and Bill Allstetter Kathleen Craig Mark B. Riley Dr. Robert B. Woolsey Graydon Dean Luthey Jr.

* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

** All-Star – first-time gift

§ Deceased

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Additional Giving

Gifts in Support of Buildings, Endowments and Programs

Gifts of $500,000-$1,000,000

Casady School Foundation Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma Gifts of $200,000-$499,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. George J. Records

Gifts of $100,000-$199,999 Casady Parents’ Organization MidFirst Bank

Gifts of $10,000-$99,999 Anonymous (2) Communities Foundation of Oklahoma Margaret Lytle Griner Mr. and Mrs. E. Carey Joullian IV The Kirkpatrick Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. McClendon Dr. Jonathan R. L. Schwartz Fleur D. Sigmon Charitable Trust Lynette and Pete Wert Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Whaley

Gifts of $5,000-$9,999 Alumni Association of Casady School Anonymous (2) Mercedes-Benz of Oklahoma City Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sias Silverleaf Foundation, Inc. Mayree Clark

Gifts of $1,000-$4,999 Leigh Ann and Paul Albers Bank of Union Barkocy Construction Co. Sherry and Scott Brooks Capital West Securities, Inc. Casady Gales Melissa and Richard L. Clements Culinary Kitchen, LLC Designer Rugs & Import Group Diffee Ford Lincoln Mercury Nancy Payne Ellis Family David W. Gorham Habitat for Humanity Sue Ann and Harold Hamm

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* All-Star – 10% increase over last year’s gift

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hogue Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hood Janet and Jim Jones Letitia R. Joullian Carrie and Steve Katigan Kincaid Coach Lines, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Nick Knutson Dr. J. P. and Katie Livingston Maccini Construction Co. Bob Mills Furniture Leslie and Stuart Milsten Dr. Terry and Paula Nayfa NBC Oklahoma Orthodontic Associates Ellen and Rick Orthwein Gayle and Richard Parry Caroline and Guy Patton Perry Publishing and Broadcasting Co. Jane and Alan Puls Sandra and Owen Rennert Angela Payne Reynolds Scaramucci Foundation Marilyn Torbett Co. Total Concrete Total Construction Mr. and Mrs. G. Rainey Williams, Jr.

Gifts Up To $999 7-Eleven Stores Mr. and Mrs. William C. Abney Renee and Tom Adams AIIM Capital Corp.

Alexander & Strunk, Inc. Lisbeth and Stan Alexander Robert D. Allen Ann Simmons Alspaugh Anonymous (2) Arapahoe Resources, LLC Baer and Timberlake, PC The Baker Group BancFirst Bank of Oklahoma Anne T. Barrett Blake Beeler Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr. Terri and Troy Benear Troy Benear Roofing, LLC Brooksley and Nick Bentley David and Susan Walters Bize R.K. Black Linda and Morris Blumenthal Tammie Bortner Ellen Williams Bowden

** All-Star – first-time gift

Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Kathy Bradshaw Karen and Robert Braver Louis H. Brigham Mr. and Mrs. Hal J. Brown Evanne Browne Susan and Larry Bruce Gweneth and John Burbank Frances and Peter Buttenheim Rusty Caston Nancy and John § Cheek Jean Clark Matilda and Edward Clements Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clements The Richard Clements Family Coates Field Service, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Coates Jr. Elizabeth M. Coe Comanche Resources Co. Comp Risk Management, Inc. Kaye and Ed Cook Corbyn Hampton PLLC Ann and Eric Costello Lillian M. Cox Melinda and Paul Cox Kathleen F. Craig Lelah and George Craig Crowe & Dunlevy, PC Anne and Bruce Crum Jamie and Eric Dahlgren Debbie Dalton Gayle Davis Margaret Kidd Defenderfer Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowland Denman Rebecca and James Denny Col. (Ret.) Michael Dooley Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Drew Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Dudman Richard P. Dulaney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Dunlap Mary Douglas Edwards EFP General Partner LLC Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Elam Linda Elliott Michelle and Mike Ellis Energy Financial Solutions, LLC Susan and Steve Esco Christy and Jim Everest Mrs. Jean Irion Everest Shirley and Pete Everest Heidi and Eric Fisher Dolly and David Flesher Joan and Rod Frates Mindy and David Freymiller Gallagher Risk Management Kelly and Ragon Gentry Mr. and Mrs. John N. Goodman Virgil Grantham Jill and Howard Trey Greene August Hadwiger Marva Hale

§ Deceased

Jane Harlow Pamela A. Harrison Hartzog Conger Cason & Neville, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Clay Healey Jane and Conner Helms Heritage Trust Co. Lydia Heston Melissa and Sean Heusel Dannie Bea Hightower Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Johnson Hightower Bette Jo and Frank Hill Rosemary Hiller Susan and Peter Hoffman Hon. and Mrs. William J. Holloway Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Homsey Carolyn S. Horter John C. Hudson Lexy and Huston Huffman Jr. Lucinda and David Huffman Wiley and William Hugos Laura Inge JACMOR, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. James Jane Jay D. Craig Johnston Erin and Craig Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kanaly Betty Kay Eddie Karim Christian K. Keesee Marilyn and Dan Keller Drs. Anupa and Terrance Khastgir King Law Firm Gay and Ed Kirby Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Kirkhuff Delene Kirtland Linda and Tom Klos Kenneth F. Koen Sara and Donald J. Kyte Val and Claudio Larragoite Lynda Leahy Mr. and Mrs. William H. Leney Sally and Bruce Lenz Lee and James P. Linn II Ellen Lisle Mr. and Mrs. William W. London Shannon and Michael Love Bebe and Bruce MacKellar Bette and Jim MacKellar MacKellar Services, Inc. Kathleen Mulvey Manning Gerald R. Marshall Dallas Mauch Donna and Robert McCampbell Michael McCoy Marta and Mark McCubbin McCubbin Hosiery, Inc. Mrs. Richard B. McCubbin

Rob McCune Shana and Kevin McHaffey Karen and Rich McLain Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Meade Jr. Hedra and Harry Merson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Messenbaugh III MetroExpress Insurance Agency, LLC Connie Monnot Nancy and Paul Moore Nela Moore Genevieve Mueller Dr. Michael G. Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nelson OKKI Industries, LLC Oklahoma Gas and Electric Sue and Perry Oldham Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ostroot Nina and Mukesh Parekh DeAnn Parham Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Parker Dr. and Mrs. William L. Parry Denise and John Parsons Barbara Paulsen Cathy and George Pendell III People Source, LLC Perimeter Technology Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lance B. Phillips Phillips Murrah PC Lisa and Mark Pierce and Family Jeanne and Randel Polk Beth and Leo Portman Eddie and Linda Powell Kathryn Keller Powell Dana Price D.D.S., P.C. Janet and Mark Price Quality Irrigation, Inc. Kara and Edward Rankin Judith S. Raulston Susan and Gary Rawlinson Jennifer and Robert A. Reynolds Lou Ann Rice Elizabeth and Brooks Richardson Anne and Roone Richmond Mark B. Riley Steven A. Riley James C. Robson Rock Island Exploration RS Fuels, LLC Suellen and Fenton Sanger Linda Schoenhals Pat and Fred Schonwald Schonwald Land, Inc. Marcia G. Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. William F. Shdeed Laurie and Steve Shelley Karen Sikorski Mary and Gregory Slavonic

Diana Mitchell Smith and Charlie Smith Jeanne Hoffman Smith Alden Williams Snipes Jerry Sokolosky Carol Soule Margo C. Soule Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply Lucille S. Sparks Mary and Craig Stanley Mary and Herman Stein Kathleen and Tom Stevenson Merren and Tom Stewart Spencer Stone Co., LLC Mary Nagle Street Millicent and Bob Sukman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swisher Stacey and Kit Throgmorton Mr. and Mrs. Don Timberlake Mary and Larry Trachtenberg Dorothy J. Turk Jan Turnbull Maryon Turnbull Marylin and Sidney Upsher Dr. and Mrs. H. Wallace Vandever Missi and Kelly Vandever Heather and Robert Vick Donna Kennedy Vogel Leanne and Keith Waddell Kari and Hardy Watkins Maria Rubino-Watkins and Robert Watkins Betsy and Millar White Catherine White Yetive G. White Bruce C. Williams Martha Williams Emily and John Michael Woody Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Coler A. Yoakam Jr. Laura and Lee Young Erika Zetty

Gifts in Kind Judith Anthony Marilyn B. Balyeat Beau’s Wine Bin Bebe’s Jessica and Jason Bell Dr. and Mrs. John R. Bozalis Theresa and David Bozalis Bricktown Burgers Megan Balyeat Brigham Elizabeth and David Brown Robin and Tom Brown Gayle and Hunter Cadzow Rose and Joe Cernick Joanna M. Champlin Classic Tile and Marble

Melissa and Richard L. Clements Henrie B. Close Colonial Center LP Kaye and Ed Cook Lucy and John Covington Cindy and John Crittenden Mr. and Mrs. W. Rowland Denman Fran and Gary Derrick Christiane Faris Cathy and Robert Fowler Betty Jane and W. Braden Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Garrett Golf USA Chelle and Kit Greene Jodie Griffiths Jane and Tom Griggs Julie and Kirk Hall Terri Hare Patrick Hays Laurie and Walter Henry Hill & Company Betsy and Peter Huestis Sherry Hunt Andrea and Anthony Jackson Melissa and Coby Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph Millonn Lamb Kathy and James Lardner Kirsten Humphrey Lee Dora and Bruce Maness Gerald R. Marshall Anita and James Martin Leslie and Stuart Milsten Monique and Justin Naifeh Sumeeta and Sumit Nanda Kerri Newcomb Bill Nuzum Kim and Joe O’Connor Mary O’Connor Sally Odom On A Whim Gayle and Richard Parry Sherryl Peters Mrs. Chilton Powell Sherie and Mark Priest Sharon Rose Karolyn J. Rusch Kay Salyer Ms. Hope Flammer and Mr. Jay D. Shaffer Afshan and Arif Shakir Aaron Sharpe Carla and G. Calvin Sharpe Mary Sue and John Shelley Diana Mitchell Smith and Charlie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Spiropoulos Ashleigh Stansberry Kathleen and Tom Stevenson

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Merren and Tom Stewart Marilyn and William Sullivan Sharyl and Bart Thompson Angela and Jim Timberlake Fr. and Mrs. Laddie Tlucek Mrs. Morrison G. Tucker Sara and John Turner Heather and Robert Vick Leanne and Keith Waddell Ginny and Drew Webb Mary P. Welch Lynette and Pete Wert Mr. and Mrs. James P. Whitten Kathryn and Chris Wilson Rebecca Wilson Pamela and Ervin Yen Jill and Cliff Zwahlen

Matching Gifts American Fidelity Corp.

Baker Hughes Foundation Bank of America ConocoPhillips Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation Goldman, Sachs and Co. Inasmuch Foundation LabCorp MassMutual Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Mustang Fuel Corp.

Sanofi Aventis Charles Schwab Foundation Textron Wells Fargo

Gifts Made to Benefit Casady at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation Leigh Ann and Paul W. Albers Nancy and Bob Anthony The Clements Family Emily and Rollin Drew Lisa and David Flesher Valentine and Claudio Larragoite Kym and G. Stephen Mason Donna and Robert McCampbell John P. McMillin Oklahoma City Community Foundation Gayle and Richard Parry Jana and C. Lee Reynolds Mary Sue and John A. Shelley Donna Kennedy Vogel

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The Roy C. Lytle Society The Roy C. Lytle Society was established in 2005 to honor the Society’s namesake and to recognize alumni and friends who have included Casady School in their estate plans at or above the $10,000 level.

Gary A. Brown, MD ’65 Robert F. Browne ’61 Susan Neeley Cook ’55 Deborah ’67 and Paul Dudman Stephen F. Dunlap ’60 Margaret Lytle Griner ’54 Carolyn Young Hodnett§ ’53 Diane Jackson§ ’66 E. R. Ledbetter Jr.§ ’53 Anne § and Richard Marble G. Stephen Mason ’78 Christi Shdeed Morrow ’88 William A. Rookstool ’55 Jonathan R. L. Schwartz, MD ’74 Ellen Lunde Shorb ’86 Nell A. Sutton§ Dorothy Jean Turk Ben Wright ’56

Gifts received between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010

The Forward Focus: Campaign for Casady was publicly launched in 2007 and raised more than $45 million for capital projects including the new W.R. Johnston Math Building, for endowment support of faculty salaries and scholarship, and for other purposes including debt repayment and operational expenses.

Gifts of $500,000 and Above

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James H. Everest Gifts of $100,000-$499,999 Alumni Association of Casady School Anonymous Susan and Ramsey Drake E. L. and Thelma Gaylord Foundation David W. Gorham Sue Ann and Harold Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey K. McClendon Martha Williams

Gifts of $25,000-$99,999 Fanny and Don Bolen Rachel and Nelson Bolen The David R. Brown Family Dr. and Mrs. David R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. D. Randolph Brown Susan E. Brown Marianne and Pat Rooney William M. Cameron Clements Food Foundation The Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Angela K. Fong Bette and Jim MacKellar John R. McCune Dr. and Mrs. William J. Miller Leslie and Stuart Milsten Sumeeta and Sumit Nanda O’Connor Family Foundation Kim and Joe O’Connor William T. Payne Fund Nancy Payne Ellis Dana Rowland Dr. Elliott R. Schwartz Dr. Jonathan R. L. Schwartz Mary Sue and John Shelley Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Utz Ayako and Max Weitzenhoffer

Gifts of Up To $25,000 Leigh Ann and Paul W. Albers Kathy and Jim Alexander Mary Alexander Andrea and Randolph Almond Ann Simmons Alspaugh Anonymous (2) Kelly Anstead Arapahoe Resources, LLC Lisa and Paul Kloberdanz Meredith and Luke Back Tina and Elby Beal Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Beeler Jr. Jessica Bell Sherry and Ike Bennett Brenda Berry Lori and Jeff Blumenthal

Jim Bonfiglio Barbara and Philip Bowersox Marcia Boyer Carla Hardzog-Britt and Matthew Britt Jen and Charles Britton Mr. and Mrs. Hal J. Brown Sarah and Russell Brown The Brown Foundation, Inc. of Houston Susan and Larry Bruce Jeffrey Bush Tammy Cadamy-Gill JoCarol Cameron Carl P. Caldwell Nancy and John§ Cheek

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Casady Class of 1962 Joseph Cernick Jay Childs Carmen Clay Stephan Clement Henrie B. Close Concesa and Mike Cockrell Heidi and Chuck Cohn Dee Colley Tifani Conway Jennifer Cooper Stephanie and Kevin Crossno Anne and Bruce Crum Diane Dawkins Fran Derrick Michelle Dubiskas Susan and Eric Eckman Adrienne and David Elder Glen Emerson Vicki and Jim English Susan Erickson Heidi and Eric Fisher Mary and Colin FitzSimons Fleischaker Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Legacy Fund Lisa and David Flesher Anne France Shanon Freeman Julia and Randy Fresonke Simone and Peter Fulmer Laura and Robert Gable Bonnie and Gabe Gerard Ann Felton Gilliland

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Marc Gonzaga Virgil Grantham Jane and Tom Griggs Bette Jo and Frank Hill Liz and Kent Hoffman Laura and Henry Hood Patricia Hooten Joanne Infantino Jordan Jackson Dorris Jeffrey Melissa Jenkins Carol and Michael Johnson Jay Johnson Jeanie Johnson Janet and Jim Jones John Kelly Susie and Brad Kemp Cheryl and J. D. Kerr Jami and Justin King Linda Kleinsasser Jeffrey Klos Sara and Donald J. Kyte Cheri Lamb Carla and Patrick Lane Pam and Richard Lane Val and Claudio Larragoite Elizabeth Larsen Rosie and Tom Layman Kristen Lesher Kristi and Ran Leonard Michael Lewchuk Ellen Lisle Shannon and Michael Love

Kay Love-Day Bebe and Bruce MacKellar Rory Francis Malloy Memoriam Kym and Steve Mason Lisa and Will Mathis Chris Mauldin Rocky May Mark McBride Donna and Robert McCampbell Dr. and Mrs. Walter McConathy Karen and Rich McLain Laura McLain Hedra and Harry Merson Roxanne Meyer Ruth and Joseph Miano Jane and Robert Milsten The Catriona M. Mitchell Family Dwight Mitchell§ Katie and Brian Mitchell Mark Mitchell Diana Mitchell Smith and Charlie Smith Cristy and Jeffrey Mobley Susie and Chris Moock Larry Moore Marcia Moore Patti Morgan Sarah and D. J. Morgan Cory and Christi Shdeed Morrow Sarah and Clay Musser

Drs. Mary Brodnax-Nollert and Hans Nollert Martina Ramirez Oxford Pamela Parrish Matthew Pena Shareese Poplin Lisa and Jon Powell Laura and Reeder Ratliff Jana and C. Lee Reynolds Robert W. Reynolds Carol H. Richards Rev. Katherine Riggs Marianne and Pat Rooney Marianne and Tom Rumsey Zena Rus Karolyn Rusch Nancy Rydberg Judy Samter Aric Sappington Catherine Sauter Deniz and Jay Schildkraut Susan Scott Phyllis Seitter Shannon Semet Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sheldon Brad Shelley Shirley Small Susan and Marc Silver Smith & Pickel Construction, Inc. Sprinkles Cupcakes, Inc. Candace and Charles E. Nelson II Libby and Bobby Nelson

Science & Fine Arts

Betty Lou Stewart Merren and Tom Stewart Sarah and Grant Stewart Stacey Stiglets Jill and Joe Strunk Joe Svoboda Lucila Taucer Lynn Taylor Jennifer Thielke Mary Jo Thompson-Butler Andrea Tlucek Mrs. Thomas T. Tongue Karen Towles Mrs. Morrison G. Tucker Sandra Tull Darla Veitch Heather and Robert Vick Joey Waldrup John P. Walker Rachael and Michael Walker Eric Ware Judy Warren Ginny and Drew Webb Pat Webb Robert Wiley Carol Williams Nancy Winkle Nancy and Jim Yoch Hilary and Stanley D. Young Julieta Zesiger Tom Ziebell

Science & Fine Arts

W.R. Johnston Math Building

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Casady Endowments

Endowment funds permanently honor the philanthropy of donors who wanted to perpetuate their support of the School. These funds have been given over many decades of the life of the School and provide annual distributions that will continue to support the School for many decades to come and help ensure that the Casady tradition of excellence continues.

Endowments in Support of Faculty Salaries Calvert Family Fund – Librarian C. Richard Ford Fund David W. Gorham Chair Faculty Supplement Fund Forward Focus Faculty Support Fund Gaylord Endowment Fund Richard McCubbin Teaching Chair MJN Master Teaching Chair Robert Naifeh Fund PPF Fund Barnaby Roberts Teaching Chair Nona Jean Hulsey Rumsey Visual Arts Chair Katheryne B. Payne Fund Nell A. Sutton Master Teaching Chair Trustee’s Fund Vicar’s Chair Robert B. Woolsey Headmaster’s Chair

Endowments in Support of Student Scholarships And financial aid James P., Betty & Tom Bell Endowment Fund Casady School Alumni Association Scholarship Fund Casady School Gales Scholarship Fund Charles W. Britton Family Financial Aid Fund Class of 1957 Fund Edward Hahn Cook II Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. Kenneth F. Fong Scholarship Herbert N. Conley Sr. Scholarship Richard N. Coyle Scholarship Fund Edwards Scholarship Fund Randy and Donna Eichner Scholarship Fund S.T. Fee Memorial Scholarship Fund Ann Felton Scholarship Forward Focus Financial Aid Fund C.L. Frates Memorial Fund Stephen M. Gens Scholarship Margaret Lytle Griner Award Tom A. Harmon ’52 Memorial Scholarship William W. Hulsey Scholarship Fund E.R. “Bud” and Pauline Morrison Ledbetter Scholarship Catriona M. Mitchell Scholarship C. Stephen and Milah P. Lynn Scholarship Malone Scholars Fund James R. McEldowney Memorial Scholarship Fund Julie Monsour Scholarship Fund Nanda Family Scholarship Samuel Roberts Noble Fund Frank M. Porter Scholarship Fund PPF Fund Albertine R. Radford Scholarship Joan M.H. Richards Scholarship Fund Brown-Rooney Scholarship

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Rowland Family Scholarship Fund Dana Rowland Fund S. Elizabeth and M.J. Schwartz Scholarship Stephen Sokolosky Memorial Scholarship Michael M. Stewart Scholarship Student Council Scholarship Fund Frederick Tien Scholarship Fund Thomas T. Tongue Memorial Fund Trustees’ Scholarship Fund Margaret Tuck Memorial Fund Carolyn Elizabeth Young Scholarship The Weitzenhoffer Family Scholarship Fund

Endowments in Support of General Operations APF Fund Robert Blair Family Fund Hilmer F. Dunlap Fund Forward Focus Unrestricted Endowment Fund R Henry S. Griffing Fund Carolyn Young Hodnett Fund Memorial and Honor Gifts MLB Fund Reunion Gifts

Endowments Established for Restricted Use Allaseba Fund (special needs for students) Sandra Billups Cerny Fund (award to honor a teacher in the Primary Division) Blaik Fund (library or science resources) The Casady International Fund – In Honor of Skip Batchelder and Dorothy Turk (international travel or international study for students and faculty)

CPO Professional Development Fund (faculty studies) Faculty Enrichment Fund (faculty travel, projects) Friends of Jim Fund (extracurricular activities/student athletes) Griner Development Fund (development office) Harvard Book Prize (cash award and book to recipient) John R. Horter Memorial Fund (faculty/staff award) Karen Knutson Award (teacher/coach award) Judge Clarence Mills (modern language award) Patrick S. Nagle Fund (poetry award) Payne Education Center Fund (training at Payne Education Center) Bishop Powell Fund (Chapel) Ian Rennert Memorial Fund (fine arts award) Richards Memorial Fund (faculty development) The Six Investor’s Fund (rare books for Cochran Library) Shield Society Fund (special projects) Student Council Endowment (student activities) Britani Suzanne Talley Family Trust (“Crier”) Walter C. Wilson Family Fund (Cochran Library books and resources) Woolsey Prize Fund (applied to a student’s college tuition) Stanton & Barbara Young Fund (award for excellence in teaching)

Other Endowments Benefiting Casady These endowment funds are held in trust by other organizations, but annual distributions support Casady.

Oklahoma City Community Foundation

Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma

Carolyn Young Hodnett Scholarship Foundation Casady School Fund Clements Family Fund Eleanor Blake Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Chair Fund John E. Kirkpatrick Humanities Chair Casady School Scholarship Fund Jane B. McMillin Memorial Fund Records Family Scholarship Fund Casady School Wrestling Fund

Ena Cochran Scholarship Fund Ena Cochran Family Chair of Religion Roy Lytle Endowed Chair for History

Communities Foundation of Oklahoma Rainbolt Family Service Learning Chair

Endowed Chairs

Robert B. Woolsey Barnaby J. Roberts Headmasterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chair Chair Christopher C. Bright Nancy Winkle

Eleanor Blake Ena Cochran Chair Kirkpatrick Fine Arts for Religion Chair Sonny Varela Sue Scott

John E. Kirkpatrick Humanities Chair Stephanie Crossno

MJN Master Teaching Chair Arlen R. Gill

Richard B. McCubbin Roy C. Lytle History Chair Chair Phyllis Seitter Thomas Rumsey

Vicarâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chair Rev. Charles Blizzard

Rainbolt Family Service Learning Chair Carmen Clay

Nell A. Sutton Master Teaching Chair Jeff Bush

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Casady School

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9500 North Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73120 Phone: (405) 749-3100 Fax: (405) 749-3214 www.casady.org

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K. Michele Walters ’84,

1984 Presidential Scholar Graduate of Harvard College Graduate of Yale Law School

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2010 Presidential Scholar Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology at University of Pennsylvania

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Casady has produced the most Presidential Scholars of all independent schools in Oklahoma. Since 1964, the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars appointed by the President, annually selects scholars based on their academic success, artistic excellence, essays, school evaluations and transcripts, as well as evidence of community service, leadership and demonstrated commitment to high ideals. Garrett Zwahlen ‘10 joined a distinguished group of Casady graduates when he was named a Presidential Scholar in the spring of 2010. Casady graduates who have held this distinction are K. Michele Walters ‘84, Kermit L. Alexander ‘83 and Lee Ann Wise ‘76.