Forte et Gratum: Fall 2019 by Columbus School For Girls

Forte et Gratum Columbus School for Girls

Fall 2019

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IN THIS ISSUE 2 LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

22 IN MEMORIAM – MR BURTON

5 SIGNIFICANTLY CSG

28 COMMENCEMENT 2019

11 FACULTY AND STAFF NEWS

26 WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

17 NEW YEAR, NEW LEAGUE – CSG ATHLETICS JOIN NEW LEAGUE 18 GRACE NOTES AT CARNEGIE HALL

On the Cover: Moments after receiving their diplomas, the Class of 2019 delivers a final “senior salute”. Pictured here: The Class of 2019 with, Dr. Rebekah Gee ’93, and Head of School, Jennifer Ciccarelli.

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let alone play together. This isn’t the case at CSG. I also see students studying at tables on the veranda—sharing notes, preparing presentations, delving into complex topics from their classes—I hear a lot of laughter coming from those tables, too! Of course, what I can see from my window only barely scratches the surface of the many ways we keep individuals in mind and our community at heart. At CSG, we ensure that our students learn HOW to think, not WHAT to think. CSG believes in the importance of independent thought and critical analysis of evidence. We encourage our students to question, to examine situations from diverse perspectives and through multiple lenses. CSG students push each other to defend their ideas, to explain their thinking, and they become increasingly comfortable “agreeing to disagree.” We expect that CSG girls will not only figure out how to solve problems, but also how to identify problems that they want to fix and to propose solutions to complex social issues.

LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL Dear CSG community, If you have ever visited the Head’s office tucked in a corner of the beloved mansion at CSG, you know it is a bright, sunny room. While the office presents a few logistical challenges—the door of the office opens into a board room, so I often walk into someone else’s meeting when I exit!— it is, in some ways, an ideal location. One wall is lined with books and items I have collected over the years that inspire and inform the important work of leading our great school. But two walls are lined with windows that offer a view onto the veranda, the Spirit Courtyard, and the Lower School playground. Every so often, between meetings, I take a moment and delight in what I see through those windows. Watching students at work and play when the weather is pleasant is a special opportunity. It is this view that allows me to witness the myriad ways that CSG embodies one of our core values, “individual in mind and community at heart.”

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Academic pursuits are a fundamental part of the CSG experience, of course. Time and time again, I hear from our dear alumnae, that the first year of college is easy compared to the junior and senior year at CSG. You comment, appreciatively, on how much better prepared you are than your roommates and new friends at the most selective colleges and universities in the country. However, it is the enduring sense of community that you palpably feel and appreciate, even when you are no longer on

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this campus. The opportunities to collaborate, the commitment we make to gathering our entire community together for Convocation, Thanksgiving Program, the MLK Program, and Commencement, as well as divisional, grade-level, and advisory experiences are what truly cement the CSG experience as one that is so unique and treasured. In the past year, I have seen that sense of community at work when we paused to remember longtime science teacher and beloved educator Michael Burton (see reflections on p. 22) and when New York City alumnae came together to celebrate The Grace Notes when they had the honor to perform at Carnegie Hall (see the story p. 18). Time is a finite commodity. Therefore, the way we spend our time demonstrates, in a concrete way, what we value. At CSG, it is clear that we value community. It is what gives us heart, and it ensures that CSG students learn the importance of making, enhancing, and improving community in their lives. Sending powerful women into the world who exemplify “individual in mind and community at heart” is at the core of what we do at CSG. I can think of nothing more rewarding or worthwhile!

Jennifer Ciccarelli Head of School

BOARD MEMBERS Carrie Birch

Davina Shayani

Jordan Davis

Elizabeth Siemer ’89

Jonathan Feibel, M.D.

John Sokol

Michael Glimcher, Board Chair

David Feinberg

Mark Wagenbrenner

Steve Falk, Secretary

David McCurdy

Anne Jeffrey Wright ’70

Liza Kessler ’86, Development Committee Chair

Stokes McIntyre

Patti Ziegler

Having created a set of core values during the 2018-2019 school year, CSG’s administrative team has defined what the adults at CSG aspire to be as they support our students. The idea that minding our personal wellbeing and the needs of others can be done at once is intentionally lived at CSG. The concept of both keeping individuals in mind and our community at heart applies equally well to what we hope our students will embody. I marvel in witnessing our students taking care of themselves and others, working together for a common goal, or celebrating one another’s accomplishments.

Chris Olsen, Nominating & Board Governance Chair

David Paragas

Lisa Young, Treasurer and Finance Chair

Ira Sharfin

Every day, recess for Middle School and our Program for Young Children overlap. To witness our youngest students playing tag with middle schoolers is extraordinary and rare: the majority of schools in our country are separated—usually by geography as well as by age—so that children from different divisions never see one another,

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Christopher Graham, At Large Jennifer Ciccarelli, Ex Officio/Head of School

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CSG STAFF

Alison Ansari ’05, Co-President, Alumnae Board

Amy Borntrager, Chief Development Officer

Amy Bodiker Baskes ’90, Co-President, Alumnae Board

Julie Eikenberry, Chief Financial Officer

Robin Ives Canowitz ’85, Co-President, Parents’ Association

Chelsea Woods ’00, Director of Enrollment Management

Felicia Feinberg, Co-President, Parents’ Association

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Significantly CSG SPRING 2019 Members of the Class of 2019 Inducted into The Cum Laude Society Eleven members of Columbus School for Girls’ Class of 2019 were inducted into The Cum Laude Society during an afternoon ceremony in the Agnes Jeffrey Shedd Theater on Tuesday, April 18, 2019. Annabelle Feibel ’19, Sarah Greskovich ’19, Mary Hernon ’19, Eva House ’19, Dana Hungerford ’19, Deena Lang ’19, Clara Livingston ’19, Hannah Lonser ’19, Alison Maniace ’19, Margeaux Rocco ’19, and Phie Rodriguez ’19 were honored before an audience of their classmates, faculty, friends, and family. The 2019 guest of honor and speaker was CSG alumna Kacey Chappelear ’98, a federal prosecutor with the Southern District of Alabama in Mobile, Alabama. “Figure out what you’re good at,” she told them. “Play to your strengths. Don’t worry about other people. And my most important piece of advice: do not strive for perfection. Strive for excellence. Perfection is impossible. Excellence is imminently achievable.”

All Aboard the Reading Train Lower School students enjoy a few minutes with a good book during Children’s Book Week’

CSG Children’s Book Week Festival Focuses on the History of Communication

Ameera Fullen ’23 and Rachel Fadel ’24 Place Nationally at Equestrian Competition

Children’s Book Week was all about communication this past spring as students and visitors learned about the many forms of communication throughout history. Attendees had the opportunity to try a quill pen, peck out a sentence on an old typewriter, write a letter at the CSG post office, make their marks inside Lascaux Cave, make a tin can telephone, or participate in a variety of other activities related to communication. The Upper School robotics team showed how they communicate with their robot, and students, then in Form VII, presented their projects on the science of sound.

Equestrians Ameera Fullen ’23 and Rachel Fadel ’24 finished their riding seasons as International Equestrian Association National Champions in May. The accomplishments are marked by a special CSG connection. CSG Alumna Courtney Newby ’09 was their coach.

Fiona Ceballos ’31 using a quill pen during Children’s Book Week

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Left to right: Phie Rodriguez ’19, Alison Maniace ’19, Sarah Greskovich ’19, Eva House ’19, Mary Hernon ’19, Hannah Lonser ’19, Dana Hungerford ’19, Margeaux Rocco ’19, Deena Lang ’19, Annabelle Feibel ’19, Clara Livingston ’19

Ameera Fullen ’23 (fourth from left) and Rachel Fadel ’24 (second from right) accompanied by coach Courtney Newby ’09 (far right) with fellow riders at the International Equestrian Association National Championship

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MakerX Festival

Cameron Tiefenthaler Wins Physics Photo Award

CSG’s robotics team, Murphy’s Outlaws, showed off their latest robot at the MakerX Columbus Maker Expo in April. The MakerX festival featured digital design and fabrication, including robots, drones, electronic music, digital art, maker spaces, 3D printing, VR/AR, STEM learning, and more. Students demonstrated the robot and talked about the process and principles that went into creating it as visitors stopped by their tent.

Murphy’s Outlaws at the MakerX festival

SUMMER 2019 Ada Menk-Brown ’26 in Top Youth Climbers Nationwide

Cameron Tiefenthaler ’20 captured an amazing photo and the second place award in the in 2019 AAPT High School Physics Photo Contest, making her photo one of the top nationally. Cameron’s picture, chosen from over 600 entries from all over the world, was entitled “Physics in Phlight” and was awarded second place in the “Natural” category at the AAPT Summer Meeting. According to Cameron, “This occurrence was seen spontaneously outside my window on a trip to visit my grandmother in Iowa. The snapshot captures the shadow of our plane in what seems to be a rainbow halo. While this assumption is quite common, the optical phenomenon is actually called a “glory”. Glories differ from rainbows in that they occur when the light refracted inside water droplets has been altered by waves. They are only visible when clouds are beneath an object and the observer, sun, and clouds form a straight line.”

“Physics in Phlight” by Cameron Tiefenthaler ’20

Ada Menk-Brown ’26 competed in USA Climbing Divisional Championships this past summer and persevered to secure a spot at USA Climbing Youth Nationals. She competed in both Sport and Speed climbing disciplines in Philadelphia from July 11-15. Her performance positioned her as one of the top 50 Youth Sport Climbers in the country for her age group. Physics teacher Kevin Sweeney and Cameron Tiefenthaler ’20 Front row, left to right: Ella Feinberg ’21, Phie Rodriguez ’19, Asia Nguyen ’20, and Bridget Ferguson ’20 with Upper School physics teacher Kevin Sweeney (back row, far right) and OSU faculty and researchers

2019 CSG-OSU Summer Research Internship Program

Ada Menk-Brown ’26

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This summer, Ella Feinberg ’21, Bridget Ferguson ’20 , Asia Nguyen ’20, and Phie Rodriguez ’19 presented the results of their work in the CSG-OSU Summer Research Internship Program in the labs at The Ohio State University. The presentations happened at a symposium held on the OSU campus in July. This is the fourteenth consecutive year CSG girls worked closely with faculty and graduate students in engineering and science labs performing hands-on research. The students worked directly with professors and researchers in the Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, and the Center for Automotive Research.

FALL 2019 National Merit 2020 Four members of the Class of 2020 were recognized by the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program. Brooke Alexander ’20 and Leslie Robins ’20 were named National Merit Semifinalists. Katrina D’Arms ’20 and Helen Hoag ’20 were named National Merit Commended Students. Finalists will be notified in February.

Back row, left to right: Helen Hoag ’20, Katrina D’Arms ’20 Front row, left to right: Brooke Alexander ’20, Leslie Robins ’20

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Significantly CSG Author Jasmine Warga Visits Middle and Upper School

Front row, left to right: Esther Stuntz ’29, Dr. Kathy Sullivan, Stella Jolly ’28. Back row, left to right: Amoret Grote ’27 and Reese Kessler ’27

Dr. Kathy Sullivan Visits Lower School Dr. Kathy Sullivan, a former NASA astronaut, crew member on three space shuttle missions, and the first American woman to walk in space was the special guest for a Lower School chapel in September. Through photos and videos, Dr. Sullivan painted a picture of what it is like to be in space- from working outside of the shuttle and conducting scientific experiments to routine activities like working out and eating.

Author Jasmine Warga visited Lower School and Middle School in October. The internationally bestselling author poignantly shared her journey of becoming an author, even when many wanted her to pursue a medical career. The daughter of immigrants, she also talked about the importance of education for girls across the globe and the themes highlighted in her most recent book, Other Words for Home. It was an engaging exchange of thoughts and ideas as students were challenged to think about how our backgrounds and experiences shape our stories. Ms. Warga shared how refugees around the world all desire to live safely and securely, but factors that are out of their control uproot their families. “We’re in a period of human history where empathy is needed more than ever. As the mother of two little girls, I’m constantly trying to teach them the idea that no one ever grows poor from giving. That sharing what you have does not make what you have worth any less. I guess that’s what this book is really about—the ever-growing need for generosity. And generosity is really just another word for love. So let’s work on giving more love to others, as well as to ourselves.” (Author’s Note in Other Words for Home)

At one point in her presentation, Dr. Sullivan was describing one of her space walks where she spent three hours working on systems outside of the shuttle. She asked the students how far they thought she traveled during those three hours. You could hear and sense the wonder and amazement in the room when she told them she traveled all the way around the world twice during those three hours. After her presentation, Dr. Sullivan answered over 30 thoughtful questions from the students. Their questions were deep and inquisitive.

Author Jasmine Warga

“What did you need to bring to space?” “Is it easier to breathe in space?”

ARTS Middle School Theater Presents Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe October brought the Middle School Theater production of Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe to the Agnes Jeffrey Shedd Theater stage. Three of Edgar Allan Poe’s most famous pieces (The Raven, The Tell Tale Heart, and The Fall of the House of Usher) came to life, as mystery, murder, suspense, and drama swirled about in this spooky piece. At the center of the plot, Poe, who describes his stories as set in the darkness of his own mind, tries desperately to convince himself, and the audience, that he’s not “mad.” This fun show had just the right feel for October and Halloween. A portion of the cast from Nightfall with Edgar Allan Poe. Top Row (left to right): Colleen Hernon ’26, Sylvie Schmitz ’25, Adriana Massimiani ’26 Second Row(left to right): Muriel Wallace ’24 and Katie Carson ’25

Unsung Heroes: Upper School Theater Presents Decision Height In November, the Upper School Theater presented Decision Height by Meredith Dayna Levy. The historical piece tells the story of the Women’s Airforce Service Pilots who served stateside during World War II. Audiences followed the friendship of six women as they navigated the rigors of flight school and military conditioning while developing a tender bond that becomes the driving force behind their triumph. The fast-paced tale featured sisterhood, grit, determination, strength, intelligence, and empowerment, while giving the cast and crew an opportunity to showcase CSG’s new rear projector technology. The enhanced production capability allowed the crew to use historical images and video of flight to deliver an immersive audience experience. Need caption

“Is it colder or hotter in space?” “How long was the training?” “ What did the medics do to evaluate you when you got back from space?” “ When you go upside down, does your blood rush to your head?” “ What did your family think about you going to space?” Sullivan’s book Handprints on Hubble: An Astronaut’s Story of Invention was released in October.

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The author with Abigail Gugle ’27, Laurel Garner ’27, Greyson Wallace ’27, Laurel Sroufe ’27, Lillian Furniss ’27

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ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS

FALL SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS

Emily DeWolf ’19 Commits to Washington University and Earns Scholar Athlete Award Emily Dewolf ’19 is currently at Washington University in St. Louis where she committed to competing in Track and Field. CSG Track and Field Coach Jen Bunker reflected on her time coaching Emily. “She is fiercely competitive and she strives to be her best, but is also one of the most selfless athletes I have coached.” Before she graduated, Emily was also presented with a Scholar Athlete Award by the Columbus Dispatch and Motorists Insurance Group.

2019 Central District Golf Champions In October, the Upper School golf team wrapped up an amazing season. At Darby Creek Golf Course, the team finished in first place by 9 strokes to earn CSG’s first ever golf district championship. From there it was on to CSG’s first state appearance in golf since 2008. After celebrating with an all-school parade, the Unies shot a 731 at OSU’s grey course to finish 10th of 12 teams, behind champion Lima Central Catholic (647). Emma Kim ’23, Kate Kramer ’21, Vara Mehra ’20, Emily Bruce ’22, Caroline Kromalic ’21, Coach Chris Ditello

Emily DeWolf ’19 and her parents

SPRING SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS

Athletes Attend Mid-State League Leadership Summit

Middle School LAX Has Undefeated 2019 Season

Members of CSG’s Student-Athlete Leadership Council attended the Advance Leadership Summit sponsored by the Mid-State League at Ohio Christian University in September. More than 450 student-athletes and coaches from member schools participated at the summit which aims to develop student-athletes into effective leaders within their teams and the broader community.

Middle School LAX had an impressive season last spring. The season ended with a loss in a tough championship game at the Shamrock Invitational, but not before the team finished undefeated at 10-0 in the regular season.

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Upper School Track and Field Champs Several members of the 2018-2019 spring Upper School Track and Field team qualified to compete in the OHSAA State Track and Field Meet. The CCL and district championship 4x400 placed 13th at the State Meet.

1st Row (bottom to top): McKenzie Stringer ’20, Emma Salamon ’21, Riley Murphy ’22, Gabriella Anthony ’21, 2nd Row (bottom to top) Maura Donnelly ’20, Ellen Monahan ’20, Jordan Aurnou-Rhees ’20, Olivia Barry-Wilson ’21

Here are the championship highlights from the season: • CCL championships in the 4x100, 4x200 and Discus • District Champions for the 4x4: Kayden Edwards ’22, Carly Priest ’22, Nyah Funderburke ’21, Peyton Jackson ’20 • District Champion in the Long Jump: Asia Nguyen ’20 • District Champion in the Shot Put: Jolien Kusi ’21 • Runner up in Discus: Elizabeth Johnson ’19

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FACULTY AND STAFF NEWS

Mandarin Teacher Ping Wu Receives Teaching Award

Patricia Miranda receives Dorothy Sehring Award

Mandarin language teacher Ping Wu received the Celebrating Teachers Award from DePaul University’s College of Education this past spring. The award honors teachers who have dedicated their lives to the support, cultivation, and advancement of their students. Through the Celebrating Teachers Initiative, the College of Education invites DePaul juniors Ping Wu and seniors university-wide to nominate a former K-12 instructor whom they feel significantly influenced his or her life. Ping was nominated by CSG alumna Michaela Milligan ’15 who submitted a poignant tribute to her service as a teacher. She received the award at DePaul’s convocation in June.

Upper School English teacher and Humanities Department Chair, Patricia Miranda, was the recipient of The Dorothy Sehring Award Jennifer Ciccarelli, Patricia Miranda, and Sarah Brewer for Excellence in Teaching. The award is presented every other year by the Head of School to a returning faculty member who has completed at least five continuous years of employment at CSG and demonstrated a deep love for and commitment to the education of young people. As one of Patricia’s nominators said, “Patricia has high standards for her students, and the patience and warmth to lead them to meet and exceed those standards; she expects excellence, and helps the students see that excellence in themselves and their work. She’s also always pursuing ways to innovate her teaching and encourage creative pedagogy in others.”

English teacher Meghan Hattaway, Ph.D. selected for summer Humanities retreat English teacher Meghan Hattaway was selected as a National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Scholar this past summer. Selected from a national applicant pool, Meghan joined fifteen other teachers from across the country for a seminar entitled “Reimagining Jane Eyre and Great Expectations: Teaching Literature through Adaptation.” The 3-week program was Meghan Hattaway held at The University of California, Santa Cruz. The Endowment is a federal agency that, each summer, supports these enrichment opportunities at colleges, universities, and cultural institutions so that teachers can study with experts in humanities disciplines. Meghan is excited to share some of the ideas she explored with her CSG students. “The seminar expanded my thinking about the ways in which the humanities can and should be experimental, just as the sciences are,” Meghan said. “Creativity and a sense of “play” are vital in my classroom, and this year, I remind myself that I’m not simply teaching books, but rather teaching my students how to do things with books, because in doing so they become critics and creators in their own right.”

M.I.T. backed Fab Foundation visits CSG to learn from teachers PYC teacher Devie Hiller and Innovation Lab teacher Karen Scranton hosted Melvin LaPrade, a consultant with the Fab Foundation’s Devie Hiller and Karen Scranton with Melvin LaPrade SCOPES-DF project, at CSG this fall. The Fab Foundation’s SCOPES-DF project, backed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.), brings together fabbers, makers, and educators to deepen the understanding of the “what”, “how” and “why” of STEM disciplines. LaPrade founded the National Urban Research Group (NURG) when he was a Ph.D. Candidate at M.I.T. of Urban Studies and Planning. He became interested in CSG’s work with computational thinking in the classroom after seeing Devie and Karen present at the Constructing Modern Knowledge institute this past summer in Boston. Melvin was impressed and added CSG to his list of schools to visit as he shapes his work around computational thinking and providing access to practical resources to educators nationwide. The focus of this visit was on what CSG teachers are doing with students in the 5/6 class through Form V as far as the intersection of nature experiences, computer science, and physical construction.

85 Years at CSG: Kay Fetters, Pam Garrett, and Susan Powell Retire The start of the school year had a different feel this August as three members of the CSG community took on new roles as retirees. After a collective 85 years teaching, learning, and leading at CSG, Kay Fetters, Pam Garrett, and Susan Powell decided that the 20182019 school year at 65 S. Drexel Avenue would be their last. The decision was bittersweet for them and the community alike, but in June, faculty, staff, students, and families came together to honor and celebrate with the women who have become part of the fabric of this community. Kay Fetters Kay Fetters’ stop at CSG was supposed to be temporary when she came to the Lower School as a long term substitute in 2003. Since then, she has taught Form II and Form IV, in a teaching career that spans 23 years, 16 of them at CSG. Kay has not only guided the learning and social-emotional development of Lower School students in the classroom, she served as an assistant soccer coach with the Unicorn Sports program, taught Sign Language for CSG’s Summer Program, and was regularly involved in CSG’s diversity and inclusion efforts as a member of the SEED (Seeking Educational Equity and Diversity) professional development group and the I.D.E.A (Inclusion. Diversity. Equity. Advocacy) committee. Known to support and mentor other teachers, Kay’s influence and love for learning spreads far beyond CSG. She is the author of two books. With Strength and Grace: Stories from Cancer Survivors was published in 2017 and Will I Ever Find a Best Friend? won the Multicultural Children’s Publication Award in 2015. Kay is excited to focus on family and to have more time to write and dedicate to her other interests.

Pam Garrett Pam Garrett was a mainstay at CSG for 33 years. Having served four Heads of School as Executive Assistant during her tenure, Pam is known for having incredible grace under pressure. Beyond her duties in the Head’s office, Pam has served as advisor to the Beauty of African American Culture Club (BAACC), and she has been a warm, inviting person to whom generations of students have come for a hug, for words of encouragement, and for her incredible ability to focus on each of them every time they were in her presence. In her retirement, Pam is looking forward to spending time with her family and traveling. She will also continue to volunteer her time with many community organizations and causes for which she has always demonstrated her passion.

“ The special relationships faculty and staff have with students are particularly powerful at Columbus School for Girls. Kay, Pam, and Susan have not only engaged with students in meaningful and – for many students – unforgettable ways, but they have embodied the strength and grace that we intend to foster in every CSG girl.”

Susan Powell With nearly four decades as a preschool teacher and 36 years at CSG, Susan Powell is the epitome of a lifelong learner. Known for her ability to connect with every student and support parents in a tremendous way, Susan acknowledges that she, “grew up at CSG,” crediting the school community with an ethos that encouraged her to be a risk-taking teacher and a lifelong learner. Her two trips to Reggio Emilia, Italy, are standout experiences that forever altered the way she approached working with children and families. Generations of families have come to love and respect Susan’s student-centered method of teaching. From the treehouse which she and students built together to the water table in the PYC natural playscape, evidence of Susan’s influence can be seen throughout the PYC, but it is when you see her engaged with CSG’s littlest learners, that you see her power. Susan was awarded the first Dorothy Searing Award for Excellence in Teaching at CSG. In between spending more time with her family, Susan has promised to return to the CSG community to be a substitute teacher next year.

—Jennifer Ciccarelli, Head of School

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NEW FACULTY AND STAFF

Welcoming New Faculty and Staff CSG is excited to welcome new faculty and staff members and to see current faculty and staff in new positions for the 2019-2020 school year. Nicole Anosike, Lower School Faculty, joins Leigh Kane to teach in Form II. Nicole taught third grade at Liberty Elementary in Columbus City Schools, and previously taught at Duxberry Park Arts IMPACT Elementary. She was awarded Teacher of the Year in 2017-18 and 2011-12 at the two respective schools. Nicole received Nicole Anosike her Early Childhood License from Ashland University and a Bachelor of Arts in Business from the University of Akron, where she won an award in the campus-wide speech contest through the School of Communication. Nicole currently serves as a Girl Scouts volunteer. Nicole’s daughters, Sydney ’29 and Lauren ’31, are also at CSG. Rebecca Bailey joins the Development team as the Assistant Director of Development, Major Gifts. She graduated from Miami University and has been working in development and fundraising ever since, most recently serving as the Director of Individual Giving & Events at COSI. Prior to COSI, she worked for Rebecca Bailey the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Rebecca is also the Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at Licking Heights High School and she is a member of the NexGen James Ambassadors Leadership Board where she serves as Co-Chair for the Columbus Mac & Cheese Festival. Amy Borntrager joins the CSG community as the Chief Development Officer, bringing with her more than eleven years of experience in development. A native of Columbus, Amy most recently served as the Director of Development for Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio. Before that, she spent six years at the Smithsonian Amy Borntrager Institution’s National Postal Museum, including four years as the institution’s Director of External Affairs. Amy holds an M.P.A. from North Carolina State University and a B.A. from Ohio University. She is engaged with the Columbus community, dedicating her time and talent to the issues that matter most to her, including the Youth Yoga Project, where she currently serves as a board member. Amy has a demonstrated passion for creating a more equitable world for girls and women and is thrilled to join the team. Amy’s daughter, Randi ’34, joins her at CSG.

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NEW FACULTY AND STAFF Sarah Brewer, Interim Director of Upper School and Dean of Faculty, continues her work with the Upper School and CSG community. As you know, Sarah has served as the Dean of Faculty at CSG since 2016, overseeing faculty hiring, professional development, and the implementation of the strategic plan. This is Sarah’s “second Sarah Brewer time” in the Upper School, as she began her career in independent schools as a college counselor at CSG from 2004-2007. After leaving CSG to grow in leadership roles, she served as the Director of College Counseling at Columbus Academy, the Associate Director of College Counseling at Latin School of Chicago, and Dean of Academics and Assistant Head of School at the Miami Valley School in Dayton, OH. She has enjoyed teaching English classes at the Upper School level, as well as working in college admissions and student development at the University of Toledo, The Ohio State University, and University of Richmond. Sarah is the proud parent of CSG student, Bella Kabbaz, class of 2029, and young son, Alexander. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, and singing with the Capital University Choral Union. Sarah has a Bachelor of Arts from Wake Forest University in English Literature and a Master of Arts from The Ohio State University in Counselor Education, School Counseling. Jeanette Canyon, PYC Faculty, joins the PYC as the Studio Teacher. Jeanette brings a depth of professional experience when it comes to working as a Reggio Emilia inspired teacher. Jeanette holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Columbus College of Art & Design. She has also engaged in teaching communities as a Children’s book Jeanette Canyon illustrator, app developer, and a keynote speaker. An experienced educator, Jeanette first joined the CSG community in 1994 as a PYC classroom teacher. After eight years in this role Jeanette decided to begin sharing her work with the world. She traveled nationally and internationally as she shared her talent for working with polymer clay as a method for creating illustrations for children’s books. Kimberly Ditty, Assistant Director of Admission, joins the Admission team after spending eight years teaching Middle School Spanish here at CSG. She served for several years as the Form VII Team Leader and will continue in her role as World Language Department Chair. Kimberly is also starting her fifth year as a Middle School golf coach. Kimberly Ditty She has her BA from Marietta College and her MA in Hispanic Linguistics from The Ohio State University. In addition to working at CSG, Kimberly spent the last three summers directing technology camps and serving as a recruitment ambassador for iD Tech.

Laura Dolce-Bun, Lower School Faculty, is teaching Form IV this year with Tracy Kessler. Laura was a second grade teacher at The Town School in Manhattan. She previously taught at The Packer Collegiate Institute, an independent school in Brooklyn. A native of Ohio, Laura graduated from the Ohio State University with a Bachelor Laura Dolce-Bun of Science in Human Development and Family Sciences and received a Master of Education from Hunter College with her thesis written on Gender Identity in Young Children. Laura was named the “Most Promising Teacher Researcher in Early Childhood Education” at Hunter College. Additionally, Laura has participated in the Honduras Children Program as an English teacher for kindergarten-fourth grade. Pam Hartshorne joins the Middle School faculty as Director this year, bringing with her five years of experience in administration from her position as CSG’s Upper School Director. Prior to that, she spent nine years as as a math teacher at CSG, teaching a wide variety of classes and serving for a number of years as the Form Pam Hartshorne IX Dean. Prior to her time at CSG, Pam taught mathematics at Columbus State Community College. Pam’s daughter, Ami ’21, is also a unicorn. Emily Krichbaum, Ph.D., Upper School Faculty, joins CSG as an Upper School history teacher. Emily is a historian, writer, and editor; she is also the founder of Remember The Ladies, a nonprofit organization that helps school districts incorporate more inclusive and representative histories, especially Emily Krichbaum, Ph.D. women’s history, into their curricula. A member of the faculty at the John Glenn College of Public Affairs NEW Leadership program (OSU) and the Center for Statesmanship, Law, and Liberty at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Emily has worked as a social media manager and copywriter as well as a communications consultant and writer. Having taught undergraduate and graduate courses in history at Ashland University for over ten years before founding her non-profit, Emily is excited to get back into the classroom. Emily Mascia, Middle School Faculty, joins Sarah Cole in MS Spanish this year. She comes to us from the Columbus City Preparatory School for Girls where she taught middle school Spanish. She also previously taught at Grant Middle School in Marion City Schools and at Columbus Bilingual Academy. Originally from Worthington, Emily graduated from Otterbein University with a Bachelor of

Emily Mascia

Arts in Spanish Education and a minor in dance. She has lived in Spain, as well as Costa Rica, where she served as an English teacher in elementary school. Regan Mazak, Associate Director of Development, Data & Information Systems, is in a new role within CSG’s Development Office. A seasoned fundraising professional, Regan has spent the last fourteen years of her career in independent school development. Prior to joining CSG, Regan spent more than seven years at Columbus Regan Mazak Academy. In 2013, she accepted the position of Events Manager in CSG’s Development Office where she focused on event-based fundraising. During her time here, Regan has served as Interim Director of Development, Co-Chair of CSG’s Strategic Plan for Development and Alumnae Relations, and most currently as the Associate Director of Development where she focused on the growth of CSG’s Leadership Giving Society. In her new role, Regan will manage data and information systems, as well as back-of-house operations for the Development Office, beginning with the data migration and implementation of Blackbaud’s The Raiser’s Edge NXT. Regan and her husband Andrew are the proud parents of CSG daughters Mia ’28 and Hadley ’30. She and her family moved to Bexley three years ago to be closer to CSG and love being part of the community. Regan earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Mass Communication from The Ohio State University. While Regan feels truly privileged and grateful to have had the opportunity to work closely with the dedicated members of CSG’s Leadership Giving Society, she looks forward to beginning this new chapter. Lisa Meuse ’99, Lower School Faculty, joins CSG as a teaching aide. Lisa taught for several years before becoming a curriculum coordinator and then principal of a local charter school. Last year, Lisa substituted as a Form V homeroom teacher, which led to a full-year position. Mrs. Meuse is well-regarded by the Lower School faculty as someone Lisa Meuse ’99 whose calm demeanor and high expectations create an ideal learning environment for students when a teacher is absent. Lisa has a B.A. in Elementary Education from Elon University. An alumna (Class of 1999), she is the mom of three CSG students, Charlotte ’30, Emmy ’28, and Madelyn ’25. Angie McLarty ’94 joins the Admission team as the new Assistant Director of Admission. A CSG alumna and proud parent to Rose ’25 and CC ’23, Angie has an in-depth understanding of and passion for CSG. When it came time for Rose and CC to attend school, Angie knew that her girls had to be CSG unicorns. She wanted her Angie McLarty ’95 daughters to have the opportunity to learn, just as she did, how to be strong, independent, courageous, and compassionate – and to be surrounded by other girls who know

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NEW FACULTY AND STAFF that it is cool to be smart! Angie worked in CSG’s Development Office beginning in 2003 before taking time to stay home and raise her girls. She comes to us from the Childhood League where she has spent the past 5 years as an assistant teacher. Megan Myers, Upper School Faculty, joins CSG as a computer science teacher. Megan is coming straight from industry where she worked for several years in app development at Disney Consumer Products and Glu Mobile. She has spent the last several years building games and apps for kids, taking apps from initial concept and design Megan Myers through development and launch. She has volunteered with Girl Scouts and the Columbus YMCA, walking students through the Hour of Code and the basics of coding, and also starting a programming class. Megan has been working closely with Lena Furci from HER Academy to develop a PreK through Grade 12 curriculum in computer science specifically for girls. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and English from Barnard College and has completed Master of Arts credits from Columbia University in Instructional Technology and Media. Randall Niemi, Upper School Faculty, joins CSG as a member of the Mathematics department. Randy comes to us from Village Academy where he worked in the middle school and upper school since 2010. In his role at VA, he taught numerous math classes and even poetry! He was the creator of the chess club and middle school mock Randall Niemi trial team. Prior to his work in independent schools, Randy served as the General Manager at Cup ‘O Joe/Stauffs and as a middle school teacher in Columbus Public Schools, where he initiated drama classes and directed school plays. Randy has a Bachelor of Science in Education from Kent State University. Amanda Overcasher, Executive Assistant to the Head of School, joins CSG as administrative assistant to Jennifer Ciccarelli. Amanda comes to CSG from Nationwide Financial where she served as the Executive Administrative Assistant for two AVPs in Central Atlantic Regional Sales. In that role, Amanda was responsible for Amanda Overcasher managing day-to-day calendar requests and resolving meeting conflicts, coordinating travel arrangements and transportation details, and reconciling the expense reports that followed travel and business relationship building events. She will work in a similar capacity at CSG. Elizabeth Pattison, PYC Faculty, joins Tammy Pedon in the 3/4 classroom for the 2019-2020 school year. An experienced educator, Elizabeth first joined the CSG community as a substitute teacher in PYC and Lower School during the 2017-2018 school year. She then made the transition into the 5/6 classroom as a teaching assistant

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during the 2018-2019 school year. Mrs. Pattison has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English with a Media Concentration from the Ohio State University. Additionally, she holds a teaching license in Integrated Language Arts and as an Intervention Specialist. Elizabeth has continued her professional growth by taking graduate level coursework in early childhood literacy foundations.

Elizabeth Pattison

William Paull IV, Aquatics Facility Manager and Coordinator, joins the athletics department at CSG. Will most recently served as the Director of Aquatic Parks at Columbus Pool Management. After swimming competitively since age ten, he swam on the varsity team at Ohio Wesleyan for four years. Will then earned a Master’s William Paull IV in International Public Administration from the University of Macedonia in Greece. Will has an extensive swim teaching background with DARTS Swim Club and OWU Bishop Bubbles. He has a passion for aquatics and is an enthusiastic educator with the ability to motivate others to reach their full potential. Trish Priest, Co-Director of College Counseling, continues her work on the College Counseling team in her new role. Trish has served as Associate Director of Admission and College Counseling at CSG for the past three years. Trish comes to CSG from Kenyon College, where she was the Senior Associate Dean of Admissions Trish Priest for seven years and brings over 20 years of experience in higher education administration. She has presented both locally and nationally on current trends and topics in college admissions. Trish is the proud mom of Jake, a junior at DePauw University, son Mitch, a senior at Columbus Academy, and daughter, Carly ’22, who is in Form X at CSG. She loves to read, run, cheer on her kids and students in all sporting events, and hang out with her husband, Dan. She is a graduate of Hanover College. Elise Skaggs, Middle School Administrative Assistant, joins CSG after having previously worked at The Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus in communications. She grew up in Bexley and graduated from Miami University with a Bachelor of Arts in Strategic Communication and a Bachelor of Music in Viola Performance. Elise has Elise Skaggs a Master of Arts in Viola Performance and Pedagogy from The Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University. Elise’s passion is music education, and she currently maintains a private studio and teaches with Suzuki Music Columbus. Elise actively performs viola with many professional groups in the Columbus area.

CSG Joins the Mid-State League

New Year, New League The new school year came with a new lineup of competition as CSG Athletics joined the Mid-State League. CSG is one of 24 schools in the MSL’s three divisions. The Unicorns will compete in the league’s Ohio Division against Columbus Academy, Whitehall-Yearling, Buckeye Valley, Worthington Christian, Grandview Heights, Bexley, and Wellington. “We feel like it is a great move for CSG,” said CSG Athletic Director Megan Henry. “When it comes to size and competition, we feel like the Mid-State League is the best fit for our athletes in both individual and team sports.” That was confirmed with an impressive inaugural season. This fall, the Upper School golf team had an undefeated run, capturing the District Championship and making it to the OHSAA State Tournament for the first time in the team’s history. Golf coach Chris Ditello was honored as the MLS Coach of the Year, and athletes Blair Glimcher ‘20 (soccer), Emily Bruce ‘22 (golf), and Kate Kramer ‘21 (golf) finished the season 1st team, all conference. .

Above: MSL, Ohio Division schools

CSG previously competed in the Central Catholic League (CCL) and the Central Ohio Athletic League (COAL). All CSG athletes, in Middle- and Upper School, will now compete in the MSL in all of the school’s ten sports: golf, soccer, volleyball, field hockey, cross country, basketball, swimming, diving, tennis, and lacrosse.

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Gracing One of Music’s Biggest Stages The Grace Notes Take on Carnegie Hall

I LOVED PERFORMING ON THAT STAGE. I EVEN TOOK A FEW SECONDS BETWEEN

look around AND embrace THE MOMENT AND SONGS TO

WHAT IT TRULY MEANT TO BE SINGING ON THAT STAGE WHERE SO MANY FAMOUS ARTISTS HAD SUNG BEFORE ME.

PHOTO © JEFF GOLDBERG / ESTO

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PHOTO: VIN GAUDIO

The Grace Notes outside of Carnegie Hall

Grace Notes performing with the National Youth Choir at Carnegie Hall.

The Grace Notes with CSG alumnae at a meet and greet in New York City

Carnegie Hall is an American gem and a performer’s

Best Choir Overall at the Worldstrides Onstage Heritage

dream, and for the members of the Grace Notes (2018-

Festival in Nashville, TN. With those achievements, the

2019 season), singing on one of the institution’s iconic

choir was invited to sing at a Carnegie Hall concert earlier

stages was likely a once in a lifetime experience. Sydney

this year, under the baton of internationally-acclaimed

Anderson ’21 says it nearly moved her to tears.

director, Dr. Lynne Gackle.

ensemble, was formed at CSG. The group focuses on

alumnae in the area who wanted to reconnect and

vocal technique and music literacy, and ensemble

celebrate the great accomplishment.

members are expected to bring a level of musicianship to every arrangement. According to one of the ensemble’s first members, Kaci Korn ’05, a parent gave them the

“Standing on stage, with the empty chairs all before you

“As I was walking off, it was hard to believe it was already

name of the Grace Notes, inspired by the school’s motto,

in sound check was awe inspiring,” Sydney said. “The

over. It is definitely an experience I will remember forever,”

Forte et Gratum.

acoustics were incredible and made us seem otherworldly.

said Cosette Persall, ’20.

“I am honored to have been a part of that original seven

Personally, although my voice was a little tired by the time

“The way sound travels in that theater is unlike anything I

girls,” said Korn in a reflection she wrote about those first

have ever heard before. I loved performing on that stage. I

few seasons. “Making music with my new friends in the

to tears at times from emotion.”

even took a few seconds between songs to look around

choir was the highlight of my day, and I was constantly

The opportunity for the Grace Notes to perform at

and embrace the moment and what it truly meant to be

craving more chances to sing with them.”

we performed, I sang my heart out to the point I was close

Carnegie Hall came after a particularly successful 20172018 season. That year, the Grace Notes, CSG’s premier

singing on that stage where so many famous artists had sung before me.” – Ellen Monahan ’20

Seventeen years later, what that group of seven started around an old upright piano in CSG’s music wing has grown

choral performance ensemble, won a Gold ranking, 1st in

For Grace Notes alumnae, the experience brought great

to grace one of music’s biggest stages. While in New York,

their class, the Adjudicators’ Award, and the award for

reflection. It was 2002 when the new, auditioned vocal

the Grace Notes attended a brunch hosted by CSG

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“I am so proud of my alma mater for placing value on arts education in a world where it can be so easily overlooked or lost altogether,” Korn said. The Grace Notes regularly perform at CSG and throughout the community at school events, local venues, and competitions, but little will top that moment when they lifted their voices at Carnegie Hall. “This is the first, and quite possibly the last time you will ever be on this stage,” Sydney said. “I can say with certainty that it was more than a privilege to represent the Columbus School for Girls Grace Notes there, and I don’t think anything will come close to it for the rest of my life.”

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I N M E M O R IAM THE GREATEST USE OF A LIFE IS TO SPEND IT FOR SOMETHING THAT WILL OUTLAST IT. — W I L L I A M JA MES

Remembering Mr. B CSG pays tribute to Michael Burton (1956-2018) Michael Burton, longtime Middle School science teacher, passed away suddenly on Thursday, April 25. Known for his big, energetic personality, Mr. B, as students called him, was committed to pushing every student to be the best she could be, both in the classroom and in co-curricular pursuits. Born November 13, 1956, in Chicago, Michael was a social worker before finding his passion for the classroom. In 1989, his wife Micah’s new job brought their family to

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Perhaps there is no better way to honor Mr. Burton than through the words of his students. When news of his passing was shared replace with on social media, the CSG community responded with their memories. We are sharing a few of them here: “Mr. Burton was the ultimate teacher and human being, a gentleman who inspired the desire to learn, a scholar who demanded the best from his students so that they would believe in themselves, and an intellectual who encouraged critical thinking and curious minds. He was also funny, warm, and a delight to be around. We have lost one of the most decent men I have ever met.” – Karin Stump P ’14 ’17 Columbus and Mr. Burton to Columbus School for Girls. For 27 years, he wore many hats and shared his gifts as an exceptional educator, basketball/volleyball coach, supporter, singer

“I remember very vividly the moment when Mr. Burton taught me why the sky and ocean are blue. He gave me those lightbulb moments during his time teaching me and that always made it very exciting for me to attend his class. He also taught

to the education and personal development of every

me to never answer a question with “I don’t know”

young woman at CSG. His advice was invaluable to

and to utilize the resources around me to find the

me, both as a parent and a board member. His

answer myself. He was a wonderful teacher and

generous spirit, good humor and steady moral

will be dearly missed.”

compass was a treasure for the entire community.”

– Lucy Fowler ’15

– Susan Tomasky P ’13

“When life was crazy for a young middle school

“Mr. Burton was a light in my life that led me down

student, he remained a constant. He kept us

my future path. When I got accepted into grad

grounded, rooted in what was real and important.

school, I looked for his number and was able to call

My heart is heavy that I haven’t seen him in recent

him. I couldn’t believe that after 13 or so years he

years, but now his light is boundless.”

remembered who I was. We talked for over an hour.

present, he will always be a part of what

– Jordan Denaie James ’12

I told him I had gotten my degree in biology and I

makes this community special. Our hearts are

“Kind, caring, and true. Mr. Burton was such a

and performer, colleague, and friend. He also helped in the development of Columbus Christian Center’s first school, Faith Christian Academy, and taught there for several years. Hundreds celebrated Mr. Burton’s life at his Homegoing Service Wednesday, May 1st, 2019, at Columbus Christian Center, including dozens of his friends, colleagues, students, and current and former families from CSG . As evidenced by the outpouring of grief and reflection from CSG students, past and

forever with his family, wife Micah, and children, Michaun (Burton) Winborn ’00, Michelle, Michael, and Michiah. Philosopher William James has been quoted as saying, “The greatest use of a life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.”

fantastic educator and a lovely human being.” – Aris Rosch ’94

was going back to grad school because I wanted to be a science teacher, just like him. He was one of the biggest inspirations in my life, and it meant so much that he was proud of me and who I became. I

“I can’t say enough about the contribution of

hope I can pass on this light he gave to me to my

Michael Burton to CSG, and to our family. He was

own students.”

so dedicated, so creative and so deeply committed

– Elise Schaefer ’10

Your lessons will always be with us, Mr. B.

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Don’t defer your dream... Celebrating Columbus School for Girls’ Class of 2019 What happens to a dream deferred? Reading from Langston Hughes’ famous poem “Harlem”, on May 29, 2019, Dr. Rebekah Gee ’93 challenged the Class of 2019 to never find out. It was a memorable day on CSG’s main campus as hundreds of parents, family members, friends, and alumnae joined CSG’s Board of Trustees, faculty, staff, and students to celebrate the School’s 53 newest alumnae.

“Columbus School for Girls has prepared you to leave,” Dr. Gee said. “ I know that because I remember the lessons I learned here. I was taught to stand tall, to lean in, to raise my hand, to correct people who use gender biased language. [CSG taught me] that my voice matters and to assume I could always, always have a seat at the table, and if one wasn’t set for me, to just pull up a chair.”

“The advice I give to you is to believe in yourselves and the ability to achieve your dreams,” Dr. Gee said. “Don’t defer them. Don’t back down, and don’t accept being excluded.”

Before hearing from Dr. Gee, the class and audience heard from 2018-19 Student Council President Mary Hernon ’19 who expressed her love for her classmates and her confidence in the paths they would take next.

A graduate of CSG’s Class of 1993, Dr. Gee currently serves as the Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health, the state’s largest public agency. She oversees public health and other direct service programs for citizens in need, such as behavioral health, developmental disabilities, aging and adult services, emergency preparedness, and the Medicaid program. She is also the mother of five, including twin girls who were in the audience. As the graduates listened, Dr. Gee focused her remarks on women’s rights, the wage gap, and how, even when it seems difficult to speak up, women must never silence their own voices.

Dr. Rebekah Gee ’93 , Secretary, Louisiana Department of Health

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“The bar is set high for a CSG girl,” Mary said. “We also set the bar high for ourselves. We strive for greatness and to do our absolute best...What a truly remarkable class...You are intelligent, strong, passionate, brave, caring, loving, and determined. You stand up for what you believe in, come together and take action when need be, and you care for and help one another.” Hernon is currently a freshman at the University of Washington. See where the rest of the class is attending college on page 29.

Mary Hernon ’19, 2018-19 Student Council President

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Where Are They Now? Members of CSG’s Class of 2019 were accepted to the following schools. Graduates selected and enrolled in the schools in bold.

Congratulations to the Class of 2019!

100% 2019 $7.9m CSG’S CLASS OF

total

THE CLASS OF 2019

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS ADMITTED TO ONE OF THEIR TOP THREE COLLEGES

WILL ATTEND 38 DIFFERENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN 20 DIFFERENT STATES

OFFERED TO THE CLASS OF 2019

The University of Akron

Gonzaga University

University of Pittsburgh

The University of Alabama

Goucher College

Rhodes College

Allegheny College

Hamilton College - NY

Rice University

American University

Howard University

University of Rochester

Ball State University

University of Illinois at Chicago

Rutgers University

Bellarmine University

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Saint Joseph’s University

Bentley University

Indiana University at Bloomington

Sarah Lawrence College

Boston College

Ithaca College

Seton Hall University

Boston University

John Carroll University

University of South Carolina

Butler University

Kent State University

Southern Methodist University

University of California, Davis

University of Kentucky

St. Olaf College

University of California, Los Angeles

Kenyon College

The University of Tampa

Capital University

Lake Forest College

University of Tennessee

Carnegie Mellon University

Lehigh University

Texas Christian University

Case Western Reserve University

Loyola University Chicago

University of Toledo

University of Cincinnati

Mercyhurst University

Tufts University

Clemson University

Miami University, Oxford

Tulane University

University of Colorado at Boulder

University of Miami

University of Sussex

Colorado State University

University of Michigan

The University of Warwick

Davenport University

Middlebury College

University of York

University of Dayton

University of Minnesota, Duluth

Vassar College

Denison University

Mount Holyoke College

University of Vermont

Drew University

New York University

Wake Forest University

Drexel University

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Washington University in St. Louis

University of Dubuque

Northwestern University

University of Washington

Duke University

University of Notre Dame

West Virginia University

Durham University

Nova Southeastern University

Westmont College

Emerson College

Oberlin Conservatory of Music

College of William & Mary

Emory University

The Ohio State University

University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire

Florida Gulf Coast University

The Ohio State University at Newark

University of Wisconsin, Madison

Florida Southern College

Ohio University

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

University of Florida

Ohio Wesleyan University

Wittenberg University

Fordham University

University of Oregon

The College of Wooster

The George Washington University

Pace University, NYC

Xavier University

Georgetown University

Pennsylvania State University

University of Georgia

University of Pennsylvania

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ALUMNAE

The First Annual Alumnae Scholarship Walk

SEATTLE

PHILADELPHIA

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MIAMI COLUMBUS

BOSTON

NEW YORK

SAN FRANCISCO CSG is grateful for the 126 alums across the

It started as just an idea. What would happen if CSG alumnae

Unicorn spirit and posting on social media with the hashtag

country representing the classes of 1954 to 2016,

came together all over the country to continue a tradition they

#CSGEverywhere. The day revealed the breadth and depth of

who donated, and the captains who organized

had proudly celebrated in their time as students at CSG? With

our community, from Miami, FL to Pittsburgh, PA to Chicago,

walks:

that, the 2019 Alumnae Board launched the first annual

IL, and even on an Indian reservation in South Dakota.

Alumnae Scholarship Walk. What happened was a memorable success. Together, CSG alumnae raised $20,683 in support of scholarships for current and prospective students. On Saturday, October 5, 60 alumnae walked in teams or solo in ten states. Not only did Columbus-area alumnae come together to walk at CSG’s main campus in Bexley, but alumnae organized walks from Boston to San Francisco and places in between. They walked with friends and family, showing a collective

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A special thanks goes to Karen Lurie Jones ’87 for her matching gift challenge which inspired so many to join in the

Allison Ansari ’05, Central Ohio/Columbus Danielle Berger ’90, New York City

effort. CSG has always been committed to access for girls

Victoria Davis ’00, Seattle

from a range of socioeconomic backgrounds. For 47 years,

Jen Georgia Lee ’90, Boston

the school has supported that commitment through the Scholarship Walk. With this year’s inaugural involvement of Alumnae, this beloved tradition now includes past and present students walking on behalf of future CSG students.

Amanda Moore McGinnis ’99, NE Ohio/Cleveland Caroline Farrar Orrick ’72, San Francisco Anne Jeffrey Wright ’70, Philadelphia

COLUMBUS

Stay on top of future alumnae events and happenings by following the CSG alumnae Facebook page, @uniealumnae, and checking your email regularly. Do you need to update your contact info? Email Tanya McCarthy in the Development Office at tkastelicmccarthy@columbusschoolforgirls.org or call 614-252-0781, ext. 131.

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ALUMNAE

Alumnae Weekend 2019:

Meet the 2019 Alumnae Board

One Amazing Weekend, Decades of Memories April 26 and 27 brought more than 100 alumnae to CSG’s main

faculty presentations, and class parties, the weekend proved a

campus for the 2019 Alumnae Weekend. The celebration

perfect opportunity to remember the bonds made at CSG.

helped classes ending in 4s and 9s to usher in their big reunion

This year’s events included a special presentation by poet and

years while giving all alumnae an opportunity to come

Denison University student, Sara Abou Rashed, who

together with classmates from near and far. From the alumnae

recounted her journey from war-torn Damascus to welcoming

weekend chapel honoring the 2019 Alumna of the Year, Dr.

Columbus in A Map of Myself.

Julia Stevenson ’99 (read more page 34) , to the campus tours,

Alumnae Board members: Mindy Snyder ’93, Jessica Orlov Ketner ’02, Jill Levy ’70, Constance Borro ’04, Alexandra Roberts ’08, Mallory Halley ’06, and Liz Liston ’03, Amy Bodiker Baskes ’90

Columbus School for Girls save the date April 24-25, 2020

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ALUMNAE

Living out her Power

Legacies

CSG honors Julia Stevenson ’99 as the 2019 Alumna of the Year

Alumnae Weekend was a special time for

Dr. Julia Stevenson ’99 was named the 2019 Alumna of the

members of the Class of 2019. In true Unicorn

alumnae with cross-generational connections to fashion, the older alumnae were eager to

Year at the 2019 Alumnae Weekend chapel in April. Julia is a

welcome the soon-to-be graduates to the fold.

plastic and reconstructive surgeon and owner of a private practice, Cardinal Plastic Surgery, in Chesapeake, VA. A medical mission and community volunteer, she is not only committed to CSG, but also to empowering her patients

Linda Johnson Ziegler ’57, Anna Ray Ziegler ’19

through effective advocacy and education.

Sarah Greskovich ’19 Christine Thorne ’84

The CSG Alumna of the Year Award celebrates a CSG graduate who represents the highest principles of CSG, and through that display, has made outstanding contributions in her area of endeavor. As a leader in the medical community, Julia consistently meets and often exceeds those standards. After spending time as a hospital employee, Julia made the decision to open her own practice in 2018. Cardinal Plastic Surgery offers comprehensive plastic and reconstructive surgery care and an opportunity for her to participate in her passion for community outreach. As a volunteer with Anidaso Health and its affiliate, Salormey Volunteers Group, in 2016, Dr.

Babette Feibel ’54, Annie Feibel ’19, Lauren Cohen ’82

Stevenson traveled to Ghana on a medical mission to treat

Molly Marsh ’64, Jordan Westin ’24, Elizabeth Kauffman ’59, Haley Kuproski ’19

patients with limited access to healthcare. Over a six-day period, she and another surgeon completed more than 70 operations. She currently serves as a member of the EVMSSentara Community Advisory Board to address health inequities in Hampton Roads; a member of the Board of Directors for Pink Perseverance, a breast cancer awareness non-profit; a member of the Portsmouth Health Department’s Breast Cancer Coalition; and co-chair of the Health & Wellness Committee of the National Council of Negro Women. She shared experiences and her perspective with CSG’s graduating students of color at the 2017 Leaders Launch. “It is a huge honor,” Julia said. “Because CSG really does hold a special place in my heart and is a part of who I am today. When I think of the tagline, ‘She will know her power,’ I love that. It’s not until you actually know for yourself, that it can’t be stopped. CSG helped me to see that.” A graduate of CSG’s Class of 1999, Julia earned a Bachelor’s Degree in biology at Hampton University before earning her

Julia Stevenson ’99 and Jennifer Ciccarelli

medical doctorate at the Pennsylvania State University

McCloud Award

College of Medicine in Hershey, PA. She then completed a

Cecilia Best ’19 was honored as the 2019 Virginia Colgan

rigorous plastic surgery residency at Penn State Hershey,

McCLoud Award winner at the annual Alumnae Weekend

becoming the first African-American to graduate from the

Chapel. The award is given to the member of the senior class

distinguished program.

who, in the opinion of her classmates, best exemplifies the

Dr. Stevenson formally accepted the award before students, family, friends, and fellow alumnae in the Agnes Jeffrey Shedd Theater.

same qualities of friendship, responsibility, and continuing loyalty to the school, for which Mrs. McCloud, Class of 1925, will always be remembered.

“When it comes to health and wellness, Julia is bridging the gap between communities and resources,” said Head of School Jennifer Ciccarelli. “She also makes a point to come back to Columbus and share her experiences with current students. It is always inspiring to see CSG alumnae giving back to their communities in meaningful ways. We are excited to honor Julia as the CSG Alumna of the Year.”

Cecilia Best ’19

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ALUMNAE

Welcome Back Alumnae!

65th Reunion, Class of 1954

60th Reunion, Class of 1959

55th Reunion, Class of 1964 30th Reunion, Class of 1989

50th Reunion, Class of 1969

25th Reunion, Class of 1994

20th Reunion, Class of 1999

15th Reunion, Class of 2004 45th Reunion, Class of 1974

35th Reunion, Class of 1984

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40th Reunion, Class of 1979

10th Reunion, Class of 2009

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Class Representative: Nancy Dunn Williams

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1940 - 80th Reunion! 1941 1942 1943 Class Representative Needed

We are looking to fill the Class Representative position for a number of classes.

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1945 - 75h Reunion!

Fran Richardson writes Tucson’s HOT weather will soon be here, but this CSG “Relic” from Class of 1944 is still much alive, a survivor of some artful tumbles, reluctantly giving up driving more than 8 miles from my apartment, and still enjoying the talented Tucson Symphony music. I remain on the TSO Honorary Council. This Orchestra has just celebrated its 90th year of continuous yearly performances! Not too much on long distance traveling, heeding the advice of my mother, Elisabeth T. Sterner- (1917), which is: when your medicine “bag” becomes larger than your cosmetic “bag”, It’s time to reconsider your travel plans!” With a very new computer, I am now able to tell it my memoirs and like a good scribe, it types out what I’ve just said!! Cool!! I must add I am very impressed with the young women’s achievements as featured in the latest CSG newsletter. Fantastic!! Sending greetings and blessings to all classmates and friends of my era.

Jean F. Hengst passed away in St. Petersburg, Fl. on March 6, 2018 at the age of 89. She is survived by her daughter Dana, granddaughters Alexandria Kellner and Olivia Smith and 3 great grandchildren Leo, Eva and Ben. She is so very missed by many friends as well! She was a wonderful mother, grandmother and friend!

1948 Class Representative Needed

1949 Class Representative Needed

1950 - 70th Reunion! Class Representative: Judith Gibson Stone

1951 Class Representative: Nancy Cottingham Johnson

1952 Class Representative Needed

1953 Class Representative Needed

1954 Class Representative: Bette Abel Young

1955 - 65th Reunion! Class Representative: Bobbie Isaac Weiler

1956 Class Representative: Andrea Smith Lorig Andrea Lorig writes: If it’s “terribly strange to be 70, it’s downright challenging to be 80” or, as the case may be, 81. We lose classmates, friends, carefree mobility and reading glasses. It’s sad, it’s frustrating but, what a whee of a ride we have had along the way. Bruce and I moved to a retirement facility on Mercer Island in July 2018. Here he could find the extended care needed as he deals with dementia and Parkinson’s. I could enjoy the company of fellow residents and more interesting programs than my schedule finds time for. Of course, downsizing has been a major amusement as I cull 60 years of accumulated glop and a staggering amount of family memorabilia that encompasses 5 generations of my family. They never threw anything out! Well, neither did I and it has come back to haunt me: bathmats from a rental in 1963, sordid dance programs, unidentified ancestral photographs, biodegrading news clippings and worse. Good grief, when did I get a Sharpshooter citation from the (gag) NRA? Our home finally sold last week so; the games continue. Our son, Gray, flew out to lay claim to all the furniture we couldn’t use. Daughter, Alison, is attempting to organize me and the deployment of everything leftover. I wish her luck. Older daughter, Reilly, is retired, on disability and living near Sequim. I’ll go into details on our illustrious extended family in the next issue. Joanna Foster writes: So here we are, another year older and grateful that we are. Recently, I’ve talked to several classmates only to discover that some of us are being challenged by very serious health issues. Aside from being saddened and shocked by these announcements, I have been enormously impressed by the courage and optimism of these longtime friends. As we have heard only too frequently, “old age ain’t for sissies”!

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Jerry and I have enjoyed another year of life pretty much divided between our summer here in Ashland, Oregon and San Antonio. We summer in Ashland because our daughter, Sheila Foster Carder ’84 and 11-year-old granddaughter, Clarity, live here. Our other children and grandchildren seem to visit us mostly in San Antonio. This year as a special gift, my sister, Miriam Walz McCall ’66 will visit us for Christmas with all her children and grandchildren. What a wonderful surprise! May we gracefully move through this next year. And I send out special prayers for Andy Smith Lorig and Sue Andrea Brown.

1957 Class Representative Needed Judy Redd writes: Hello to the class of 1957. I did return to Columbus in May for 10 days to visit with my son. Then 10 days in Philadelphia to visit with my daughter. A wonderful vacation. I hope to do the same every year. I have one grandson still in high school, the rest are in college or pursuing their careers. We are in the middle of summer, although Autumn is slowly approaching. My garden, along with the others are growing beautifully. This is a Senior Facility, and sadly we have lost 5 people. On an upbeat note, we had a wedding. It seems one is never too old to find love. Currently, I am in a volunteer mode. Treasurer for our Garden group, handling birthday cards for our monthly Birthday Party, and making calls for the local Democratic Party. I feel so fortunate to be here, with my daughter and her family.

1958 Class Representative Needed

1959 Class Representative: Ramona Lopez Dreebin Monin Lopez Dreebin writes: Six members of the Class of 1959 gathered at CSG this year to celebrate our reunion. It does not seem possible that 60 years ago we walked down the aisle of the congregational church on Broad Street in those long white dresses, clutching our roses, singing the songs for the last time and exiting our lives at CSG. But one never really leaves CSG permanently. Whenever I return for a reunion visit, it almost feels as though I never left. There is a warmth and welcoming atmosphere. Of course, the growth and physical changes in the school quickly bring me back to reality. Toni Seymour, Betsy Kauffman, Lynn Haverick Ryan, Linda Yenkin and Monin Lopez Dreebin met at the school Friday with other reunion classes for a lovely luncheon with Head of School, Jennifer Ciccarelli. Jenny Ross Edwards met us after lunch for tours of the school, the singing of all school and class songs and some visiting time with each other. That evening we all returned to the campus for a cocktail party, some delicious foods and more chatting and visiting with other reunion attendees, followed by our formal class picture amid giggles and wine. Saturday, the six of us joined other reunion classes at the school for the Alumnae Brunch and then enjoyed a performance by Sara Abou Rashed in the Agnes Jeffrey Shedd Theater. We went our separate ways to visit with family and friends before gathering for dinner at Giuseppe’s Ritrovo in Bexley, our first official class event. It was great continuing to catch up with everyone’s news, while enjoying a tasty Italian meal and more wine, of course. On Sunday, Lynn, Toni and I met Betsy, her sister, and a friend, both reunion attendees, as well, at the Columbus Museum of Art for a light brunch in the cafe and a short visit to the Museum. Later that day, Linda, Toni and I had an adventure visiting a new museum near Blacklick woods, “Otherworld”. It hasn’t opened officially yet, but we were able to persuade the crew to let us take a peek. It is a very intriguing place of color, light and sound and I would love to come back for a visit when it is finished. Ours was a small but satisfying reunion. We missed seeing more classmates, but, well, there is #65 to look forward to in a few years.

1960 - 60th Reunion! (Photo coming of Sheila Carder and daughter, Clarity.) 1956

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Class Representative: Carolyn Thomas Christy

1961 Class Representative Needed

1962 Class Representative: Patricia Tice Offenberg

1963 Class Representative Needed

1964 Class Representatives Linda Benua and Carla Pollack Lane Carla Lane, along with Linda Benua write: About our recent class reunion, Mary Ann Beverly reports: “How could it already be the 55th? No matter! Molly Kauffman Marsh, Julie McGuckin and I began our celebration at the school’s Friday luncheon honoring those classes celebrating the 50th Reunion and above, and it ended on a high note, with all of us going out for a hilarious Saturday night dinner with Andrea Alloway Ralston. Molly, Julie and I stayed loyal to class motto “Dauntless” for the CSG events and attended just about everyone. We also caught up with other CSG friends, including Linda Benua’s sister, Carol Benua Major ’67, and Molly’s sister, Betsy Kauffman ’59, and her classmates. And we made some amazing reconnections: for me it was a real treat to see Rachel Cashdollar Bennett ’87, a childhood friend of my daughter Katie; and Molly’s granddaughter Jordan Westin ’24 extended our campus tour with a personal, in-depth look at the art and music programs and facilities. And, oh, by the way, she confirmed that the delicious food CSG served us that weekend was on a par with what CSG serves all the time now (forget the fish sticks!). It was a great 55th Reunion!” Kathy Tice Phillips writes that she’s still alive and on the go. The summer started with a trip to Pensacola for the ceremony honoring her middle son’s retirement from the U.S. Navy. “It seems like I just dropped him off in Annapolis!” she says. Then she went on to the family cottage in Good Hart, Michigan, with her sister Patty Tice Offenberg, ’62, where they had a nice visit with cousins Carolyn Thomas Christy, ’60, and Susan Thomas, ’64, who have a cottage nearby. On return, she headed to Whitetop, Virginia, to take part in the Virginia Creeper bike ride. “It was 17 miles (downhill) with the whole family, eight adults and seven grand kids on 30 wheels. Wheee! It was so much fun. I highly recommend it if you live nearby! Now,” she

adds, “I’m back in Greensboro getting ready for a November-December one-person show of my pastels.” Julie McGuckin writes with sadness that she attended her father, Malcolm McGuckin Leland, as he died on July 31, 2019. Mr. Leland was one of the foremost artists in the mid-century modern movement. Some of his work can be seen at malcolmleland.com.

1965 - 55th Reunion! Class Representative Dectora Coe Jeffers Dectora Coe Jeffers writes: Submitting these notes in mid-August, I am feeling the relief of impending coolness and the anticipation of a change of season. I hope the summer has treated you well with ample doses of relaxation, travel if you are still able (we stayed home), visits with family and friends, and some good books. On June 28 at Barbara Bonner’s home in Housatonic (in the Berkshires), four of us gathered and recognized each other without too much trouble. Diane Yassenoff (and her lovely granddaughter Kalia), Pam Schofield, Barbara and I (and my husband Chris) all came together for fine dining, wine and animated talk (politics of course)…then broke for the night….then resumed (minus the wine) the next morning at breakfast and lunch the next day before we all went our separate ways. Di and Kalia came from Oregon, Pam from the Boston area, Chris and I from Hartford. It was a joyous and memorable time – a gift to each of us that we all continue to treasure. Barbara has just completed her third book, this one entitled Inspiring Forgiveness (the previous two were Inspiring Generosity and Inspiring Courage). We congratulate her on her achievements, the latest one coming at the same time as her daughter and son-in-law’s publications! Like mother like children! I attended my 50th college reunion in early June (as I imagine others of you did). The highlight was a talk given by Madeleine Albright and Hillary Clinton describing their paths to the Office of Secretary of State.

Left to right: Diane Yassenoff ’65, Barbara Bonner ’65, Deckie Jeffers ’65, Pam Schofield ’65 June 2019

The weather was perfect and the campus stunning – a time of year when we were all absent during our years there. It was a sad surprise, while viewing a memorial tribute to deceased classmates, to discover the name of CSG (and Wellesley) classmate Joyce Davidson. I have a fond memory of when she invited me to join a group of girls as guests of her father to dine in Boston our freshman year in college. Laura Arch has a new address. “We went from a 5600 square feet house to 2600. I’m still getting used to the downsize, but it was a good move for us.” Her new address is 119 Towne Place Drive, Hendersonville, NC 28792. Pamela Schofield and her husband Walter take great delight in their grandson Adrian who is now eight months old. They care for him twice a week and are managing to keep up with him thus far. Keep me updated with your news! Send it at any time and I will be ready with it when CSG’s next deadline rolls around.

1966 Class Representative Kathryn Jeffrey

1967 Class Representatives: Mary Larrick Schmertz and Carol Benua Major The Class of 1967 acknowledges with sadness the death of Joyce Davidson Daughaday ’65 sister of Judy Davidson Hoye, of leukemia, on May 23, 2019. Judy’s address is 10497 Curry Palm Lane, Ft. Myers, FL 33966; her email address is jdhoye@me.com.

celebrated with birthday dinners (complete with cakes and party hats), lunch at Panera in Westerville, and brunch at Brio Tuscan Grille. Several of us were able to visit lovely Inniswood Metro Gardens. Everyone enjoyed the weekend, but we missed those of you who couldn’t be there. Mary Monaghan Lisko observed her 70th not only at our weekend but also by going with her family to a resort. She and her husband planned to go out west for three weeks at the end of August to celebrate as well. She added, “There’s really no news here and sometimes that’s the best.” Agreed!

1968 Class Representative: Pamela Lynn

1969 Class Representative Candace Corson 50th Reunion gathering in Columbus – What a beautiful and extraordinary reunion we experienced this spring of 2019 (April 26-28) as the class of 1969, for those of us who could attend. And our thoughts went out to those who were not able to be with us. Here are the 13 women who were able to be there: Babette Gorman, Christine Wittmann Snyder, Laurie Zox Leder, Melinda Case Griffin, Beth Crane, Kate Morse Erwin, Susan Burchfield Holliday, Ann Joyce, Nancy Sirak Hudson, Candace Corson, Lois Backus Jacob, Patty Larrick Embree, Beth Inglis Simmons

Sandi Jordan writes that she has recently moved from Arizona to Lancaster, Ohio: “This Buckeye Girl has come back to her OH roots!” She made the trip of 1,949 miles in three days, pulling a U-Haul trailer in her SUV, “a LONG trip.” She’s excited that, with new OSU coach Ryan Day, both she and the Buckeyes are experiencing a new beginning. Welcome back to Central Ohio, Sandi! Fourteen members of the Class of 1967 (and one intrepid husband) – Carol Benua Major, Molly Carlile, Marilee Gallagher, Joy Jelliffe Endo, Caroline Johnson Voderberg, Patty Kauffman Strickland, Linda Krech Archer, Mary Larrick Schmertz, Priscilla Leach, Kitty Mills Anderson, Mary Monaghan Lisko, Sally Ross, Barbie Van Fossen Weidner, and Julie Van Allen Shamos and her husband Michael – gathered together over CSG Alumnae Weekend in April to commemorate our 70th birthdays this year. In addition to events at the school, we

Members of the Class of 1969 celebrating their 50th Reunion

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We shared food from Condado’s Tacos the first night (donating the leftovers to a homeless shelter), with a huge thanks to Beth Crane and Richard McKee for sharing your beautiful home with us. We all went to the lovely Columbus Fish Market for dinner the second evening – a beautiful time of sharing, recollections, sharing current news & views, and most importantly, wonderful reconnection with each others’ lives and our formative years together at CSG. Touring the school, having a wonderful reception and brunch at CSG and being in the Saturday breakout sessions, and the alumnae awards event, were all highlights. I can safely say that there was an enormous sense of gratitude amongst us all, for our amazing school, and of gratitude for all the people who made our years there possible, and for the traditions and the current beautiful leadership of this incredibly special school. And a deep sense of thankfulness that we’ve been fortunate to live this long; how wonderful that we had the ability to return, and to greet and catch up with one another, and to realize how blessed we have all been. And we can encourage each other in these interesting and challenging times ahead.

1970 – 50th Reunion! Class Representative Sara Smith Harris Helen Cummins Strahinich ’67 reports that her sister, Jackie Cummins Ducharme is now the CEO of Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital, Massachusetts largest state psychiatric hospital.

1971 Class Representative: Nancy Pace Thanks to all of the classmates that responded to my request for updates. It was wonderful to hear from you! I have just experienced the joys of being a grandmother and love it! Connor and I spent a week in Santa Fe at a Photography Workshop in July. Megan Braley Smith continues to work as the Circulation Supervisor at the Bexley Public Library and remains involved with Tae Kwon Do and her 6 grandkids. In her “spare time” she performs with the German Village Singers and takes care of her 120 lb. Akita Inu dog. Amy Morse resides in Vero Beach Florida where she is involved with a ceramics collective. She and her partner Lily will be river cruising in Europe to celebrate 20 years together. She owns Little Rhubarb Farm,

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which is a farm to grocery operation!!! In September, her daughter, Cloe will marry, and they will expand their family by 4! Holly Wilson Whitcomb and John traveled to Copenhagen to visit their son who lives in Geneva. By the time you get this update, she will be a new grandmother! Sharon Edelman and her husband retired and enjoy traveling and spending time with their grandchildren. Their youngest son will marry in July 2020. Janis Block lives in Scottsdale, Arizona and New York City where her two daughters reside, Lexie Neuhoff Rishty ’06 and Alice Tully Neuhoff. Janis has traveled to NYC, Denver, San Diego, Israel and Jordan this year. Marcia Smith Miller Eigel still owns Yoga on High after 20 years! Yoga classes are taught, and work is done with people with PTSD, and other special needs. Marcia trains people in Urban Zen Integrative Therapy, which is yoga, and integrative therapy training that is currently being used in hospitals, schools, hospices, and businesses to reduce stress. Congrats on your 11th anniversary with my husband, Kevin Eigel. Enjoy your farm and growing your own food. Congrats to Paige Minister Yates son, Field on his marriage which took place in Nantucket. Paige loves helping out her son Taylor with her grandchild, Asher. Caitlin (Katharine) Flynn was an artist and expressive art teacher for many years and is now a minister (non-religious, earth honoring), and teacher of mediation, breath work, ceremony, and self-mastery arts. She lives near Sedona, AZ. Visit her website: Soul Wisdom Arts. Elaine Gallagher Clark has just retired and has planned a few upcoming trips including Hawaii (sorry I missed you, Elaine!) She plans to spend time as a CASA volunteer (Court Appointed Special Advocate) and with her grandson, Holden. Ruth Ruggles Malick lives in Orlando, FL with her husband of 46 years. They have 2 daughters, one in South Korea and one just north of NYC. They enjoy traveling and have been globe hopping to Chicago, Columbus, Italy, Panama Canal, and Switzerland

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1980 - 40th Reunion!

Class Representative Susie Bauer

Class Representative Roban Warburton Donaldson

1974 Class Representative Muffy Parsons

1975 - 45th Reunion! Class Representative Needed

1976 Class Representative Michelle Gockenbach Lewis

1977 Class Representative Constance Staber Barkey Connor Powell is sad to announce the passing of her mother, Barbara Sugar Connor, on March 27,2019. She was 89. “She was the most dynamic person in my life, and I feel genuinely grateful every day to have been her daughter and the recipient of her love and wisdom. She will sorely be missed in every imaginable way.” Congratulations to Trudy Bartley who was honored as a 2019 YWCA Columbus Woman of Achievement. The ceremony was attended by nearly 2000 guests and a full table of CSG supporters.

1978 Class Representative Kate Estabrook Schoedinger

1979 Class Representative Margaret Cunningham Sasiladis

Cathy Stephenson continues to work in Chicago and continues to travel as much as possible. She travelled to Morocco and Spain this year and spent time in Northern Michigan during the summer.

1981 Class Representative Jenny Corotis Barnes

1982 Class Representative Leslie Rogovin Fox

1983 Class Representative Bridget Hart Lisa Mueller Greene writes: Tim and I are now empty nesters. Ali is a senior at Bates College in Maine, and Jackie is a first year at the University of Richmond. It turns out that Jackie’s roommate, Megan, is the daughter of Libby Smith Schmitz ’84. As we unpacked and set up the room, Libby and I had fun sharing memories of our CSG days and catching up. In July, I got to spend time with Fiona Horton Medich in Columbus, and Lucy Morris Crotty in Saratoga. It’s been wonderful catching up with so many CSG friends. Debbie E. McGhee departed her life on April 15, at the University Medical Center in Seattle, Washington. She was a graduate of The Ohio State University earning a BA and MA with honors followed by earning two PhDs from the University of Washington in Clinical and Social Psychology. She became a Research Scientist at the University of Washington where she worked for 20 years.

1984 Class Representative: Andrea Krupman Class of ’84 – I, Andrea Krupman (Krupcakes, Krups, Krup) am your new Class Rep. Please email me at csgunicorns84@ gmail.com or submit directly to CSG at https://www.columbusschoolforgirls.org/ alumnae/submit-class-news, all news that’s fit to print. Tina Isaac-Goiźe reports all the way from Paris, France that she was happy to spend a chunk of summer on the East Coast, where she had a chance to visit with classmates Susan Weiler (Boston), Sally Ackerman (NH) and Katie Chatas (DC) while Jules (12) and Dorothy (10) were with their cousins — Hope Isaac Milhailovich’s kids, Ben, Alex & Jillian — at summer camp in Maine.

Thanks again for all of the great news… keep it coming!

1972 Class Representative Needed (Photo coming Trudy Bartley ’77)

Kathy Carberry Skestos reports that her daughter Diana ’22 started at CSG last year and is currently a Sophomore. She really

likes CSG, especially the theater program. Her brother Julius will be a Junior at the Wellington School. He also enjoys theater and helped start a cross country team this year. Way to go Julius! Running in any capacity isn’t my thing, so kudos to you!!! Additionally, Kathy mentioned how fun it was to see everyone at the reunion in the spring and she looks forward to seeing folks again soon! I’ll second that! Ellen Glimcher states that she finally sold her gorgeous house (AK’s words) in German Village! Not to worry ladies! Ellen moved to a home on the beach in Bal Harbour, Florida, and is encouraging everyone to call her for recommendations on where to go/ what to see. So far Ellen’s already had visits from classmate Kristin Kirk Florey, my sister Marla Krupman ’81, and met up with Candy Katz Kerker at Bal Harbour shops. As a docent at the Perez Art Museum, Ellen would be happy to give anyone a tour. The museum itself is quite beautiful, nestled in Biscayne Bay & designed by the Pritzker Prize winning architecture team Herzog and de Meuron. Email me at csgunicorn84@ gmail.com if you want Ellen’s contact information. Katie Kessler Chatas writes in that Sophie Chatas ’12, just stared medical school at Michigan and Cecilia Pasevento ’13 is in her class. Congrats and best of luck ladies. Beth Wilhoyte Gilpin says: after enjoying a relaxing summer in Chautauqua, NY, she packed up her eldest daughter Chloe, for her freshman year at Belmont University in Nashville, where she’ll be majoring in music business and songwriting. Beth says Chloe is a very talented musician, and she’s very excited for her. Beth’s youngest daughter Sophie has been very busy as a preprofessional ballerina. A year ago she studied at the legendary Vaganova Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia, while last year she studied in NYC, and will study there again this year as well… Which, as Beth exclaims... “means I am an empty nester! Now the real work begins to complete all the thousands of projects that have been put on hold for far too long.” If I’m correct, one of those projects is right here in Columbus, right Beth? Make sure to call when you’re in town please As for me, your newly minted Class Rep – I’ve recently become accredited in teaching a class for people with Parkinson’s Disease – it’s called Delay the Disease. Delay the Disease is a program that was developed by one of our very own CA ’84 classmates – David Zid. I’m teaching a class at the JCC, but should you need help... let me know. And, as you read above, Ellen Glimcher has moved to Bal Harbor, Florida. I hope to get down to see her soon, however, for anyone else living in

S. Fla, I wanted to mention that my sister-in-law, Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, is a Freshman Congresswoman this year, for the Fla 26 – South Florida and parts of the Keys! Joe and I went to DC for the swearing in festivities. Not entirely sure what was better – seeing Debbie sworn in, walking around and sitting in the seats on the Congressional Floor right after a vote, or attending the reception in Speaker Pelosi’s office. Even at our age, the experience was unforgettable! Finally, I just want to mention that Marla Krupman ’81 and I went to Mrs. Backus’ memorial service on August 10th. Wow, 105 years old! We saw some faculty/staff from back in the day, and handful or so of CSG grads. It was a lovely service – Mrs. Backus seemed to have had an amazingly interesting life. Who knew?! Way beyond the woman I recall seeing at CSG for the umpteen years I walked the hallowed halls. So thankful Marla and I went.

1985 - 35th Reunion! Class Representative: Robin Ives Canowitz Kelly Speakes-Backman is missing Kate Addison terribly, who moved to Amsterdam this summer! Aside from that, she’s keeping herself busy with her family in Annapolis and at her job in Washington DC as CEO of the Energy Storage Association. Lindsey Sears writes My twin daughters, Bronwen & Emma, graduated from Dublin Jerome H.S. this past May and both will be playing soccer in college! Bronwen will be attending the Farmer School of Business at Miami University, and Emma will be at THE Ohio State University. The girls will play against each other on Friday, September 13th (B plays defense & Em plays offense). It will be a real showdown, as loads of “trash” talk was going on in our household this summer! We will be hosting a large tailgate party before the game, so anyone who’s in town is more than welcome to come out and cheer on the Sears twins. Go Redhawks & Go Buckeyes! Shari McCaskill Lamar just returned from a vacation in the Netherlands. She has plans to travel to Thailand and Australia next year. She is gearing up for her daughter’s senior year at CSG and looks forward to seeing everyone at our reunion in the spring. Kate Addison moved to Amsterdam and is enjoying living overseas. Amsterdam is an amazing city with beautiful scenery and tons of things to do. Kate loves biking the canals and all of the wonderful culture. If anyone makes it out that way, she invites you to visit! Lena Myers Lini is still in Orlando. Both of her boys are playing traveling baseball, so

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they are busy traveling from Cooperstown, NY to Branson, MO and every place in between. Lena is working for a Managed Care Company as Sr. Director of client implementations. She loves Florida life and welcomes any visitors. Jamie Traeger-Muney just celebrated 10 years of living in Israel and would love visitors. Her son Noah is 21 years old and has spent the last two years as a paratrooper in the Israeli army. This has been an amazing experience for him full of leadership experiences, he will be done in March and then looks forward to doing some extended travel both in the United States and the Far East. Jamie’s daughter, Hannah, just graduated from high school and will be doing a leadership training gap year before joining the army. Jamie would have never guessed that they would live in Israel or that she would have children in the military, but it has been a great experience. Evan and Jamie are doing well and just celebrated 26 years of marriage.

1986 Class Representative Louise Davidson – Schmich A quick update from the class of 1986: Susie Choe’s father passed away: https:// www.legacy.com/amp/obituaries/ dispatch/193080604. He was also the father of Iva Choe ’88.

1987 Class Representative Rachel Cashdollar Bennett Christy Schoedinger writes that “After a lifetime of living in Columbus, an irresistible job offer to become executive director of the Taos Art Museum led me to pack up and move to Taos, NM. Absolutely loving life here in every way. Also got married in November. Change is scary but good!” Dayna Baird Paine writes, “We continue to be able to spend time together whenever we make it to Ketchum, Idaho. As the Ketchum native, Wendolyn Holland is showing us rookies all the cool things to do in Ketchum like special farm to table dinners under rainbows and Ketch’m Alive music concerts.

1990 - 30th Reunion! Class Representative: Janet Knight Rauschenberger

1991 Class Representative: Michelle Congbalay McMichael

1992 Class Representative: Bethany Broderick Enshane “Gigi” Hill-Nomoto writes: I’m celebrating 5 years in Vancouver, WA, 10 years in federal service as a Senior Contract Specialist (currently in charge of hatcheries and Dams in Oregon and Washington State). In March, I transferred from the VA to the Army Corps of Engineers and am enjoying my 1hr bus commutes to Portland, OR (decompression time). My youngest son, Yukaiya, graduated High School in June and will attend Clark Community College to study Japanese and secondary education. We also plan to join him when he plays the snare drums at the New Year’s Parade in Vatican City, Italy. I am also getting married to Thupten Tsering (an Oregon native) in Vegas on Oct. 26! Ali Livingston Hildahl writes: About to start on my 9th year teaching at CA. This year I will be with the 3-year-old...so that should be interesting. My little guy, Davey, is starting Pre-K this year at CA. This summer my family drove down to Alabama to gulf shores for a fun beach vacay. The drive was laborious, but the beach and seafood were fantastic. Davey and I just got back from visiting my parents in AZ. We were in Pinetop where the temperature was nearly 20 degrees cooler than Phoenix. We fished, visited petrified forest and Painted Desert and swam. Now we are gearing up for another school year. I hope all is well with everyone!! Jean Aukerman Vickers writes: I’m not sure if Lisa already shared, but she and I will soon be classmates again! Imagine my

1993 Class Representative: Laura Julien Blust

1994 Class Representative: Katherine Taub Aris Roush writes: I am so excited to share that I was the Event Lead for World Pride NYC – Youth Pride. The event took place at Summer Stage in Central Park on June 29th and hosted over 10,000 youth and their adults! On June 30th, I served on the World Pride NYC March Operations team which hosted 150,000 marchers. The March step off was at noon and ended at 12:32a.m. on July 1st! In mid-July, I was invited to Denver, Colorado to help launch a new weeklong residential summer camp – Camp Youth Seen – for Queer & Trans youth ages 10-18, with special focus on Queer & Trans Youth of Color – the first of its kind in the U.S. This year marked my 6th consecutive season as a Queer Camp staff member. I will be finishing out my summer of Pride volunteering at NYC Black Pride on August 17th at Coney Island. I am still living in Manhattan and if any of my CSG family wants to get together, by all means – be in touch

Class Representative: Miranda Martin Warren

1999 Class Representative: Amanda Moore McGinnis

equity, access, and justice in the classroom (and beyond!). Since her last update, Kate and her family also welcomed a new baby, Hawthorne Mae Affholter Livingston, on October 30th, 2018.

2000 - 20th Reunion! Class Representative Erica Reaves

Sarah Brown writes that she has started a new job as the Group Sales Manager for Kidzania’s Dallas location. She is busy with CRM implementation, writing sales processes and packages for all U.S. locations as well as Toronto, Moscow and Paris. Dallas is the first U.S. city to have a KidZania site and is scheduled to open its doors in November of this year.

Michelle Page Golla welcomed son Zion to the world in February (2019), and big brothers could not be more excited! Michelle is also excited to be moving her medical practice to Columbus at Building Blocks Pediatrics on East Broad Street.

Becki Cooperman Kay and her husband Eric are delighted to announce the birth of their son, Asher Brooks Kay, on June 20, 2019. Asher joins big brothers Eli, 7, and Ethan, 6.

Class Representative: Katie Logan

Kristen Bays Glover writes: I have completed my second year being employed with Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections. My husband started his career at the same institution as a corrections officer last December. We are busy with work, homeschooling our 8-year-old, and maintaining a small 12 acre farm in Southwestern Ohio. We have accumulated dogs, cats, rabbits, lambs, and beehives. It was great seeing everyone at our reunion year! Dr. Kate Livingston left her position on the Gender Studies faculty of Indiana University-Bloomington in July 2019 to join University of Michigan’s Center for Research on Learning and Teaching. As a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion instructional consultant, Kate now works with faculty and grad student instructors across disciplines at U of M. She teaches instructional methods and strategies that advance student learning and promote

2001 2002 Class Representative Needed

2003 Class Representative: Liz Liston

2004 Class Representative: Emily Kassler

2005 - 15th Reunion! Class Representative: Maria Dixon LeBlanc Ariel Haytas Bowlby and her husband Nick welcomed a daughter, Rya Kathleen, on March 31st of this year.

2006 Class Representative Marielle Perrault McGregor

2007 Class Representative Kassie Ansley Czubik

2008 Class Representative Teresa Eigel

2009 Class Representatives: Patricia Arehart and Laura Raines

2010 – 10th Reunion! Class Representative: Molly Schissel Taylor Armstrong writes; I’ve returned to school with a full scholarship and funding to pursue my PhD in sociology at the University of Kentucky. Cerah McDaniels Wilson graduated from Capital University with a B.S. degree in Biology. After graduation, she has been employed as the lead lab assistant in Pathology and Microbiology at Mt. Carmel Hospitals for the past 3.5 years. Cerah will begin working towards her M.S. in Applied Anatomy at Case Western Reserve University in the Fall. Once she completes her master degree she will either apply to medical school or the physician assistant program at Case. If you in the Cleveland area, please give her a shout out. Fallon Ruff Married her fiancé of 6 years, David Beveridge, on December 1, 2018 at St. Brendan the Navigator Catholic Church. She was supported by the Matron of Honor, her sister, Caitlan Ruff Flis ’08 and the Maid of Honor and sister Maura Ruff ’14 Fallon and David welcomed their firstborn, a baby girl, Fallon Ardath Beveridge on March 30, 2019. Fallon was born at 11:22 pm, was 8lbs 2oz and 22 inches in length. Fallon was born at

Class Representative: Kelly Kazor

1996

Class Representative: Cathy Kurtz Vrenna

Class Representative: Molly Schirner Fortune

1989

1997

Class Representative: Tammey Cheek Kessel Wendolyn Holland and Dayna Baird Paine

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Lisa Yacso Vanovore writes: Charlie and I had a great vacation at the Len Foote Hike Inn backcountry lodge. It’s by Amicalola Falls and Springer Mountain, the start of the Appalachian Trail. We also visited Mammoth Caves with family. I graduate with my MBA this fall from University of South Florida St. Petersburg (where I also work).

1998

1995 - 25th Reunion!

1988

surprise when I was applying to MBA programs in Florida and she was the academic advisor at University of South Florida -St Petersburg! My orientation is in 2 weeks and we’ll have a mini Uni-reunion! I’m officially 1 year in my role as Chief Physician Group Officer at my health system, seeing patients and managing integration into Cleveland Clinic Florida Region....sure, I’ll go back to school! Haha!

Class Representative: Julie Ferber Zuckerman

Becki Cooperman Kay ’99, her husband, Eric, and sons Ethan, Asher, and Eli

Michelle Page Golla ’00 with baby Zion and brothers

Rya Kathleen, daughter of Ariel Haytas Bowlby ’05

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Riverside Methodist Hospital and named after her mother and given her middle name in honor of her great-grandmother Ardath whose date of death was March 30th. Fallon Ardath and mother are doing well

2011 Class Representative Taylor Lint Samantha Ramey writes that she graduated in May 2019 with a Master of Arts in forensic anthropology from the University of Montana and began work on her Ph.D this fall.

2012 Class Representative Bridget Lorenz and Angela Mentel Jordan James writes; In September 2019, I along with my podcast co-host will take a group of 15 men and women to Barcelona, Spain for our third wellness retreat via Goddess Culture. Our 5 day, 4 night retreat will help our guests integrate self care practices into their everyday lives.

2013 Class Representative Natalie Feldman

2014 Class Representative Hannah Barends

2015 - 5th Reunion!

Congratulations & Sympathy MARRIAGE: Fallon Ruff ’10 Married David Beveridge December 1, 2018 Hilliard, OH

BIRTHS Becki Cooperman Kay ’99 And her husband Eric on the birth of their son, Asher Brooks Kay June 20, 2019

Michelle Page Golla ’00 On the birth of her son, Zion February 2019

Fallon Ruff Beveridge ’10 And her husband David on the birth of their daughter, Fallon Ardath March 30, 2019

IN MEMORIUM – ALUMNAE Marjorie Glassman Lipsky ’44 August 26, 2019

Joan Shumaker Andrews ’44 March 8, 2019

Nancy McGinnis Redd ’46 July 7, 2019

Jean Hengst ’47 March 6, 2018

Marjorie Copeland Taylor ’47

Class Representative Mary Anne Click

March 16, 2019

Katherine Tierney writes I am starting law school at the University of Michigan this fall and would love to see any CSG grads in the area!

Oralee Coughlin Finnigan ’52

2016

June 10, 2019 Sisters: Susan Wyker LaPorte ’60, Rebecca Wyker Hawksley ’59, Martha Wyker Anderton ’63

Class Representatives: Kaitlyn Yale

Joyce Davidson Daughaday ’65

2017

May 23, 2019 Sister Judy Davidson Hoye ’67

Class Representative: Marissa Madison and Mia George

2018 Class Representative: Katie Watts and Julia Lunt

2019 Class Representative: Sydney Bennett

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April 6, 2019 Sister: Nancy Coughlin Lucas ’53

Debby Wyker Hoster ’61

Carla Thomas ’68 April 27, 2019 Sisters: Pat Thomas Smith ’72, Leigh Thomas Bellamy ’73

Debbie McGhee ’83 April 15, 2019

CONDOLENCES

Barbara Ebner Lutz ’51 On the death of her husband, James Lutz April 4, 2019

Susie Choe ’86 and Iva Choe ’88 On the death of their father, E. Koo Choe June 5, 2019

Retired Faculty Member Dr. Daniel Hall And Sara Hall ’91 On the death of their Wife and Mother, Joanne Hall July 8, 2019

Julie McGuckin ’64 On the death of her father, Malcolm McGuckin Leland July 31, 2019

2018–2019 Columbus School for Girls

Annual Report on Giving

Paige Shalter Bruening ’89 On the death of her mother, Carolyn Shalter September 6, 2019

IN MEMORIUM – FACULTY/STAFF Cleo Backus May 2, 2019 She was born in Columbus, OH on October 31, 1913 to the late Roy and Ethel Roberts. On June 7, 1947, she married the love of her life, David N. Backus at the Northminster Presbyterian Church. The two shared 47 years together. She was a U.S. Navy Veteran who proudly served our country during WWII. Her expansive work history includes; Grandview Heights Public Library, Otterbein College, Columbus School for Girls, University School and Pomerene Hall. Cleo was a longtime resident of Grandview; member of Broad Street Presbyterian Church, Phi Upsilon Omicron and the Riverside Sewing Guild. She had many hobbies and interests; which include sewing, gardening, collecting butterflies and playing bridge, just to name a few. She enjoyed time in the kitchen, which was reflected by her cooking and baking. She had a love of music, especially opera. She had a thirst for knowledge that was often quenched by reading. She fell in love with poetry as a little girl and could recite almost any poem she had read over the past 100 years. Cleo was a proud Irish woman, who relished in learning the culture and folklore of her heritage. Preceded in death by loving husband, David N. Backus; parents, Roy and Ethel Roberts; sisters, Dorothy Roberts, Julia R. Gump, A. Eleanor Roberts, Jane R. Gum and Marilyn Roberts; and son-in-law, James D. Jacob. She is survived by her children, Timothy (Linda) Backus, Lois Backus Jacob ’69, and Kristen Backus ’72; granddaughters, Sarah (Nick) Sheets, and Erin (Adam) Marcotte; greatgranddaughters, Emma and Kira Marcotte; many nieces, nephews, extended relatives and friends.

The Columbus School for Girls Development Office recognizes members of the CSG community for their generous gifts and support during the past giving year, July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. Great care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this report. If your name was omitted or misspelled, we sincerely apologize. We would be grateful if you would advise us so that we may correct our records. Thank you.

614-252-0781 ext. 131

Michael Burton April 25, 2019 Please see feature article on page 22 of this issue.

Barkey Connor Powell ’77 On the death of her mother, Barbara Sugar Connor March 27, 2019

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Financial Highlights

Dear CSG, It is a privilege to present to you Columbus School for Girls’ 2018-19 Annual Report on Giving. I am delighted to share that your dedication and commitment have once again ensured a sound financial position for CSG.

CSG closed FY19 in a sound financial position thanks to the careful planning, management and stewardship of resources, and especially to the continued generosity of our philanthropic community. We thank you for your outstanding partnership.

The generosity of our community is humbling. Gifts of time, talent, and treasure are what make the extraordinary academic experience CSG provides possible. Your support enables our school to endure and our girls to thrive, ensuring that we continue to deliver the most talented faculty, innovative technology, enriching arts, competitive athletics, and a curriculum designed specifically for girls. For your incredible partnership, I THANK YOU. During the 2018-19 school year, CSG continued to advance the goals of our strategic plan and priorities. I am excited to share just a few of the year’s highlights with you:

Lead, Deepen, Flourish and Thrive:

Michael P. Glimcher Chair, Board of Trustees

• Faculty and staff performed an audit of CSG’s academic offerings in order to ensure we maintain an inspiring curriculum that reflects the latest research in cognitive science, classroom practice, and learning theory. As a result, the 2019-20 school year has introduced new inquiry-based social studies curriculum in the Lower School, leadership and Mandarin classes in the Middle School, and enhanced physical education and history offerings in Upper School. In addition, Introduction to Computer Science 1A & 1B, Modern Poetry, Mathematics’ Great Theorems, and Mathematical Modelling for Environment and Social Justice have been added to the Upper School course catalog. • The school defined the hallmarks of an excellent CSG education by identifying six core competencies that every graduate will possess: Communicate Effectively, Think Analytically, Seek Balance and Wellness, Lead Confidently, Think Globally and Solve Problems Creatively. • We successfully completed year two of a three-year self-study for accreditation with the Independent Schools Association of the Central States (ISACS). The accreditation process provides us with an important opportunity for self-reflection to affirm the school’s strengths, acknowledge challenges, and establish goals for improvement. • A second, full-time Co-Director of College Counseling was added in order to continue to provide a specialized and highly individualized college counseling experience for every CSG student. • As the incubator for the start-up Her Educational Revolution (HER) Academy, CSG continued to benefit from the development of an integrated PreK-12 computer science curriculum designed expressly for girls. While HER Executive Director, Lena Furci, began the year with plans to integrate with Middle and Upper School curriculum, her dedicated efforts resulted in successful collaboration with all four of CSG’s academic divisions. • Under the leadership of newly appointed Chief Development Officer, Amy Borntrager, CSG will welcome a fresh, individualized approach to fundraising. The recently restructured Development team will prioritize the authentic, personal relationships that make CSG’s closelyknit culture so distinctive and resilient. An increased emphasis on meaningful alumnae, parent and student relations, and community engagement will reconnect the past, present, and future of CSG. • Upper School girls in Dr. Linda Swarlis’ May Program class collaborated with students and faculty at the Nazarbayev Intellectual School in Taraz, Kazakhstan to learn more about one another’s countries and cultures. The girls also learned Russian and Kazakh words, explored the history of the Silk Road, and studied the current Silk Road project China is supporting. • CSG’s Robotics Team, Murphy’s Outlaws, attended the 2018 Devol’s Dance Automation Summit where they heard from then Governor John Kasich and local leaders in STEM, and perused tech startup exhibits from nearly every field in STEM. • The Grace Notes traveled to New York City for the honor of performing at the world-renowned Carnegie Hall. While there, Elizabeth Fiorile ’04, Lacey Greenwalt ’04, Lexie Neuhoff Rishty ’06 and Amy Hertenstein ’02, graciously hosted a brunch at the Cornell Club, where local NYC alumnae visited with CSG students, faculty, and staff, and received a private performance by the Grace Notes. • Our Track Team took the CCL Championships in the 4x100, 4x200, and discus, and finished second in the 4x400, 200, and discus. As we celebrate these and countless other achievements of our students, alumnae, faculty, staff, and friends, I hope that you take great pride in the role you have played. Whether you are a dedicated volunteer, a vocal advocate, an active recruiter, or a philanthropic investor, you are the heart of CSG. Thank you for allowing me to serve as Chair of the 2018-19 Board of Trustees. It has been a true honor. I look forward to our continued progress in the coming year. Appreciatively,

Michael P. Glimcher

2018-2019 Board of Trustees EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Michael Glimcher, Board Chair Lisa Young, Treasurer and Finance Chair Steve Falk, Secretary Chris Olsen, Nominating & Board Governance Chair David Paragas, Diversity Chair Cecily Alexander ’88, At Large Christopher Graham, At Large John Sokol, At Large Rocky Robins, Ex Officio/Immediate Past Board Chair Jennifer Ciccarelli, Ex Officio/Head of School BOARD MEMBERS Carrie Birch Jordan Davis Jonathan Feibel, M.D. David Feinberg Kate Carlin Giller ’87 Kimberly Lowe Hall ’91 Nancy Jeffrey, Lifetime Member Liza Kessler ’86 David McCurdy Stokes McIntyre Susan Merryman Robert Polite, D.O. Ira Sharfin Davina Shayani Elizabeth Siemer ’89 Mark Wagenbrenner Anne Jeffrey Wright ’70 Patti Ziegler EX OFFICIO JoVonna Moxley-Knapp ’96, Alumnae Board President Paul Kuproski, Parents’ Association Co-President LaTawnia Wallace, Parents’ Association Co-President CSG STAFF Amy Borntrager, Chief Development Officer Julie Eikenberry, Chief Financial Officer Chelsea Woods ’00, Director of Enrollment Management

FY19 CSG REVENUE $16,485,999 REVENUE Net Tuition Revenue

$ 11,590,696

70%

Fundraising*

$ 2,783,580

17%

Endowment

$ 854,000

Auxiliary Services

$ 512,137

Miscellaneous

$ 745,586

Total Revenue

5% 3% 5% 70% 17%

$16,485,999

*Does not include in-kind gifts

FY19 CSG EXPENSES $14,916,066 EXPENSES Instructional

$ 8,554,876

57%

Auxiliary Services

$ 1,098,549

Plants and Grounds

$ 1,441,497

10%

Administration

$ 3,821,144

26%

Total Expenses

26% 57% 10%

$14,916,066

FY19 FUNDRAISING REVENUE $2,783,580 FUNDRAISING REVENUE Restricted Giving

$ 1,829,378

66%

Unrestricted Giving

$ 955,546

34%

($1,344)

Adjustment Total Fundraising Revenue

34%

66%

$ 2,783,580

GIVING SOURCES

CONSTITUENCIES

Individuals

$ 2,387,041

Trustees

$ 1,520,266

Foundations

$ 236,134

Alumnae

$ 286,720

Corporations

$ 62,357

Parents

$ 248,452

School Based Organizations

$ 51,192

Faculty/Staff

$ 19,945

Other Nonprofits

$ 46,856

Grandparents

$ 192,260

Past Parents

$ 53,418

Other Individuals

$ 65,980

GIVING PURPOSE

FY19 GIVING PURPOSE

Unrestricted

$ 955,546

34%

Programmatic

$ 1,250,000

45%

Other Purpose

$ 285,206

10%

Scholarships

$ 99,765

Endowment

$ 100,000

Reunion Giving

$ 77,339

Scholarship Walk

$ 15,724

1% 3% 4% 4%

34%

10% 45%

Michael P. Glimcher Chair, Board of Trustees

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2018-19 Report on Giving

2018–2019

Columbus School for Girls

BY THE NUMBERS $2 million

2,500

IN NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID

active alumnae throughout the world average class size

IN UPPER SCHOOL:

1 CSG IS OHIO’S O N LY S C H O O L with a PreK-12

COM PUTE R SCIENCE CURRICULUM for girls

31% awarded to

OF THE STUDENT BODY* *includes tuition remission to CSG employees

5,471

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students of color

SERVICE HOURS D E LIVE R E D BY U PPE R SCH OO L STU D E NTS

70%

Students from

zip codes

Upper and Middle School students participated in

CSG Athletics

STUDENT PERFORMANCES (theater, music, public speaking)

38%

Major religions

REPRESENTED IN STUDENT BODY

CUMULATIVE GIVING JULY 1 - JUNE 30

Giving Clubs

CIRCLE OF ROSES

Founders Council $15,000 and above Circle of Roses $10,000 to $14,999 Unicorn Society $5,000 to $9,999 1898 Club $2,500 to $4,999 Red & Gold $1,500 to $2,499 Flagbearer $750 to $1,499 Patron $350 to $749 Sponsor $5 to $349 Decade Club (Alumnae) $100 and above Collegiate Club (Alumnae) $5 and above

Anonymous (3) Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander Jim Crane Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Olive Tree Foundation for Girls Lavea Brachman and Andrew O. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner Anne Jeffrey Wright ’70 Estate of Donna Zelkowitz Mrs. Linda Johnson Ziegler ’57

FOUNDERS COUNCIL $15,000 and above

Anonymous (4) Mr. Frank Cook Mrs. Helen S. Cook Herb Cook, Jr., and Kathe Cook Ms. Sally Crane Cox ’75 CSG Parents’ Association Steve and Nancy Falk Deborah E. Fergus Mr. John C. Fergus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Denise Glimcher Ms. Liza Kessler and Mr. Greg Henchel Dwight Hibbard Hillsdale Fund Inc Mrs. Nancy K. Jeffrey L Brands Jill Levy ’70 Mr. and Mrs. David McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Ms. Elizabeth Crane ’69 and Mr. Richard McKee Chris and Gina Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spangler Brian and Beth Tierney Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Werth ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Wexner Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and Lisa Young

$10,000 to $14,999

UNICORN SOCIETY $5,000 to $9,999

Anonymous American Electric Power Ms. Elizabeth Siemer and Mr. Andrew Bohutinsky Mr. and Mrs. Merom and Judy Brachman ’56 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Carbonara Mrs. Lisa Youmans Chubb ’79 Drs. Victor V. Dizon and Deborah J. Woidtke Dresden Sister City, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Feibel Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Geoffrion Pat and Kate Giller Herb and DeeDee Glimcher Mrs. Melinda Case Griffin ’69 Mrs. Ellen Havens Hardymon ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Humphrys Kate and Andy Jenks The Reverend Jane Power Mykrantz ’52 and Mr. Kiehner Johnson Michael and Karen Lurie Jones April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz The Kuproski Family Mrs. Andrea Smith Lorig ’56 Mrs. Cheryl Williams Lucks ’62 and Mr. John Lucks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lurie Mrs. Molly Kauffman Marsh ’64 and Mr. Don Marsh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Regan and Andrew Mazak Dr. and Mrs. Obinna Moneme Timothy and Colleen O’Dell

Mrs. Sally Jeffrey O’Neil ’72 Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Pizzuti Dr. and Mrs. Robert Polite Mr. David Presper and Mrs. Catharine Moritz Presper Mr. and Mrs. William M. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Robins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David and Laura Schoettmer Dr. and Mrs. Summit Shah Mr. Sharfin and Dr. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Siamak Shayani John S. and Elizabeth C. Sokol Mrs. Patty Kauffman Strickland ’67 Jeffrey and Lynette Woda Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ziegler, Jr.

1898 CLUB

Bryan and Betsy Ross Ms. Georgia Ruch ’05 Ms. Karen Saah ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Siemer Mrs. Kathy Carberry Skestos ’84 Marilyn and Jack Skolds Steve and Lynne Smith Dr. Emily N. Smyth and Mr. Antonio P. Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Westwater Mr. Hugh N. Westwater Mr. Craig White and Ms. Heidi Popadych Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkinson Jim and Kim Rice Wilson Charlotte and Richard Witkind Fund Mr. and Mrs. Franck G. Wobst Mr. Dan Wong

RED & GOLD

$2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong Cindy and Robert Baker Ms. Amy Bodiker Baskes ’90 Ms. Carrie Birch and Mr. Charles Birch Constance A. Bodiker ’54 Sue Andreae Brown ’56 and H. Hewitt Brown Susan N. Buchanan, MD, MPH ’79 Dr. Angela Casey and Mr. Michael Casey Drs. James and Marya Cassandra Geoffrey S. and Katie Chatas Crane Group CSG Alumnae Association CSG Senior Class Gift Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Daly Dr. Jeffrey H. Donaldson and Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dunn Aman Garcha and Danielle Demko Babette T. Gorman ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lewin Mr. Alastair MacPhail and Ms. Gabriela Vega Mrs. Stacy Wolery Marcus ’97 Ms. Seton Melvin ’78 Jamie Crane and Tim Miller Mr. and Ms. Jeff Norris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Papadakis Attys. David and Leonore Paragas Tommy and Dayna Payne Dr. Susanne G. Perry and Mr. Thad R. Perry

$1,500 to $2,499 Peri Altan ’86 Ms. Elizabeth (Betsy) Jeffrey Balderston ’75 Mrs. Catherine Sirak Bardsley ’67 Mary Jane Dawes Bolon ’54 and Thomas M. Bolon Sarah Campbell Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Arthur and Elaine Cryer Laura Bailey Culp ’78 Timothy and Marilu Faber Mr. and Mrs. Micky Fullen Anne C. Griffin Mrs. Meghan Baird Hunter ’92 Carla Pollack Lane ’64 Mr. John Larrimer Dr. Hariklia Louvakis and Mr. Craig Nagy Mr. Sean Malloy and Ms. Marie Malloy Dr. and Mrs. Tasos and Tina Manokas Dr. and Mrs. Tejas Mehta Mrs. Susan Culter Meiling ’61 Mr. and Mrs. David Meleca Scott and Susan Merryman Anna and Don Steere Dr. L. Mark Dean and Ms. Malinda L. Susalla Paul and Diane Swoboda Mr. and Mrs. Tohid Vahedian Dr. Anupama Chauhan and Dr. John Wakelin Dr. Lorraine S. Wallace and Mr. William H. Wallace, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler

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FLAGBEARER $750 - $1,499

Anonymous (3) Dr. and Mrs. Brent H. Adler Estate of Barbara Miller Boothby Arnold ’30 Sine-Marie and John G. Ayres Mrs. Margaret Forbes Baker ’89 Mr. and Mrs. David and Mona Barber Drs. Greg and Maria Behbehani Janis Block ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowen Ryan and Amy Burgess Mr. Philip E. Carlin Ms. Ngina T. Chiteji, Ph.D. ’84 Ms. Catherine M. Colinvaux ’82 Sarah Corrigan Dr. Candace Corson ’69 Mr. and Mrs. John Dilley Mr. and Mrs. David Donley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drummond Mr. and Mrs. David A. Durell Mr. and Mrs. Lance Feher Mr. and Mrs. James B. Feibel Ms. Elizabeth Fiorile ’04 Mrs. Stephanie Skestos Gabriele ’84 Mrs. Judy Roth Garel ’51 Ms. Carol J. Andreae and Mr. James P. Garland Ms. Lacey Greenwalt ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Betsy Gugle Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall Donald Halpern Theresa Towner Halpern Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brian Hardy The Henry Hauser Family Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hostetler Nancy K. Hudson Kathryn Jeffrey ’66 Mr. Richard Jolly and Ms. Dara Pizzuti ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jones Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kessler Mrs. Heidi Ruben Kleinman ’91 and Mr. Stephen Kleinman Mr. Peter Krug and Mrs. Carey Collins Krug Matt Leahy and Lauren Yen Leahy ’02 Yasyn Lee Leah Levinson Ms. Madeleine W. Livingston ’12 Mary Pat Martin and Rick Livingston Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Maksim James and Jana Maniace Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. McNeil Ms. Chloe Metz ’94 Dr. Linda Swarlis and Dr. Gary Piggrem Ms. Liz Ratliff ’96 James and Caroline Rocco Dr. and Mrs. Ajay Satyapriya Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Searcy

Ms. Dorothy Hubbard Segal ’61 Antoinette Farrar Seymour ’59 Ben Simon Mrs. Marjorie Copeland Taylor ’47 Mr. Nhi Tran and Ms. Oanh K. Do Mrs. Ellen Larrimer Tripp ’61 Dr. and Mrs. Dan Turack Webb and Liz Flynn Vorys Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weiler Ms. Susan Weiler ’84 Samantha Eileen Wolf Xiujuan Xue Ms. Linda Yenkin ’59 Dorothy Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. James H. Zink Mrs. Julie Ferber Zuckerman ’97

PATRONS

$350 to $749 Anonymous (9) Mrs. Alyson Ferber Abramson ’94 Ms. Carol Weston and Mr. Robert Ackerman Drs. Kathleen Sandman and Peter Anderson Ms. Allison Ansari ’05 Ms. Mary Jane Trapp ’74 and Mr. Mike Apicella Mrs. Karen Feibel Aronoff ’78 Mr. Jonathan S. Barnes and Ms. Jenny Corotis Barnes ’81 Ms. Mary Ann Beverly ’64 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. and Penny Masters Boes Mr. Brian Bornino and Ms. Leah Sellers Mrs. Nancy Rice Bott ’60 Dr. Shraddha Mainali and Dr. Tyler Brosten Amelia Menk Brown and David Brown Jennifer and John Nelson-Carney Mrs. Lynn Casto ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Mahesh Chabria Ms. Kathleen Clark ’79 Mrs. Emily Bartz Costello ’97 Mrs. Marjorie Sanford Crouse ’91 CSG Student Council Mrs. Joyce Baltzell Dargusch ’43 Jordan Davis Ms. Wit Davis ’96 Ms. Christine Davis ’72 Dr. Juliet Taylor and Mr. Michael Davis Ms. Laura E. Dehlendorf ’78 Dr. Susan Diduk Monin Dreebin Ms. Colleen M. Duffy ’84 Julie Eikenberry Mrs. Jeanne Ferguson Fansler ’72 Mrs. Joanie Walz Foster ’56 Mr. and Mrs. John and Natalie Furniss

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Dr. and Mrs. Vidu Garg Barbara and Gary Giller Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Goldberg Ms. Ileana Chaves Gonzalez Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Gorman Dr. Sarah Greenberger ’97 Mr. Thomas J. Grote and Mr. Richard B. Neal, Jr. Christine Guenther, DO Elayne Gunder Jack Guy and Cynthia Price Mrs. Emily Hall Ms. Ann Hamilton ’74 Estate of Suzanne Bowman Harmon ’48 Mr. John A. Hartshorne and Mrs. Pamela D. Hartshorne Dr. Patricia T. Hayot Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Hinson Drs. Leslie and Seth Hoffman Ms. Susan Holliday, Ph.D. ’69 Ms. Melissa D. Huffman ’95 Mrs. Anne Greene Jeffrey ’54 Mrs. Mary Sheppard Jones ’81 Dr. Ryan Kamp and Dr. Anna Kamp Dr. Thomas Keeling and Ms. Sandra Matarrese-Keeling Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Knott Mr. and Mrs. Jay and Sue Kromalic Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kronsbein Ms. Marla Krupman ’81 Mrs. Constance Baker Lacaillade ’69 Mr. Joseph Landrum James and Enas Lanham Molly Lazarus ’74 Dr. Susan Lazarus ’78 Jane and Tom Lennox Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Lint Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luckage Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite Patsy and Woods Martin Mr. Matthew Mazur and Ms. Rachel Mazur Joe McLain Walter and Cynthia McLarty Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Meade Estate of Dixie Sayre Miller ’40 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Miller The Minkin Family Mr. Peter Minneci and Ms. Katherine Deans Ms. Aida S. Montano Dr. Michael O’Mara and A tty. Lani Biafore Mr. and Mrs. David Parker Mr. and Mrs. Tarun Patel Ms. Ellen Marie Pizzuti ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Powers Mrs. Robert M. Quillin Mr. and Mrs. David Resch Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Jocelyn Reynolds Mrs. Jennifer Poulton Rose ’74

Ms. Jane Arthur Roslovic ’80 Rita and Roger Ross Annie Ruefle Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Ryan Mrs. Anne Klingbeil Ryan ’77 Yoaz Saar and Julie Schottenstein Saar ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Salamon Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scherbel Ms. Sarah Marsh Schweitzer ’75 Ms. Beth Byers Sells ’70 Mike and Carolyn Shalter Dr. and Mrs. Michael I. Shamos Mrs. JoAnna Simek ’01 Mrs. Jennifer Good Skrobarcek ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Smoot, Sr. Christine Wittmann Snyder Scott and Alecia Solomon Robert G. Stafford, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Stickney Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Stuntz Colleen Nissl and Roger Sugarman Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sullivan Mrs. Sarah Young Taylor ’75 Mrs. Barbara Boothby Thun ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Tobias Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Twombly Ms. Susan Tomasky and Mr. Ronald Ungvarsky Mrs. Rosamond Brown Vaule ’55 Watson Billings Family Foundation Mrs. Jane Coffman Wichman ’80 Mr. David F. Williams Mrs Marilyn Tarshish Winer ’49 Wolfe Associates, Inc. Ms.Tally Wolff ’06 Ms. Caron C. Zand ’74

SPONSOR $5 to $349

Anonymous (56) Ms. Ann Abbott ’55 Dr. and Mrs. Fadhil Abbousy Ms. Allison Abell Ms. Lucy L. Ackley ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Stanford M. Ackley Mrs. Deborah Willi Addison ’77 Ms. Katherine W. Addison ’85 Ms. Jill Alexander Liz Alexander Mrs. Ursula and Mr. James F. Allen Allstate The Giving Campaign The Alonso-Taub Family Dr. and Mrs. Taylan Altan Ms. Adele B. Anderson ’13 Katherine Mills Anderson ’67 Mrs. Kennon Duncan Anderson ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ansley Ms. Brigid Arace Laura Braley Arch Mrs. Linda Krech Archer ’67 Tim and Elizabeth Arnold

Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey W. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Tim Aslaner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Auble Dr. Adebomi Omikunle and Mr. Akinyinka Awosika Ms. Keely Ayres ’82 Ms. Marilyn Havens Bagby ’49 Andrew and Katie Bainbridge Dr. Adam Ballard and Dr. M. Leah Carpenter Ms. Kathy Bapst and Mr. Brian Bapst Mr. and Mrs. Frederik S. Barends Drs. Jason and Maria Barfield Les Barnhart and Lynda Heyl Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barnes III Kathleen Ronan Bartley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Basalyga Jeni Britton Bauer and Charly Bauer Joanne Bauer Mr. Richard Bauer Mrs. James Lee Beam Mrs. Agnes Becker and Mr. James Becker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Eileen Becknell Mrs. Cynthia Lape Bellof ’71 Mrs. Rachel Cashdollar Bennett ’87 Ms. Linda N. Benson Ms. Linda Benua ’64 Ms. Adrienne R. Berner ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry Ian A. Best Ms. Blair Bethel D.V.M. ’82 Ms. Emily G. Bichsel ’14 Mrs. Stuart S. Billington Mr. and Mrs. Joey Bing Mr. and Mrs. Leo Biscuso Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler Bishara ’00 Mr. and Mrs. John K. Bitler Ms. Jenna Blackwell Laura Julien Blust Ms. Shelley Boales Ms. Beth Edwards Boatright ’93 Mr. Bernard Boiston and Ms. Katerina Dimou Ms. Kara Bolon ’08 Jessica Booth Mr. and Mrs. Dalton E. Bosley, Jr. Mr. Jeffrey Bowen and Ms. Kimberly Phillips Mrs. Karen Daugherty Boyd ’77 Dr. Bronya Boykin Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Boyle, Jr. Jana Bradford Dr. Lisa Brustein Brand ’70 Mrs. Eleanor Ackley Brandt ’89 Mr. and Mrs. James Brennan Mrs. Laura Tausch Brentlinger ’93 Joan Briggs Darrin and Gwen Bright Miss Leslie Bright Ms. Erica Brillson ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Loren Brockway

S. Brooks Mr. Douglas Brown and Ms. Joyce Chandler Mrs. Cynthia Porter Brown ’67 Ms. Karmell L. Brown ’09 Mr. Nigel Bruce and Dr. Susan Moffatt-Bruce Drs. F. Andrew and Paige Shalter Bruening ’89 Jennifer Z. Bullock, M.D. Ms. Amanda Bunten Ms. Stephanie Burchfield ’74 Raleigh Burges ’82 Dr. Marian Burns ’75 Ms. Shelby Butz Ms. Nancy Dunn Byers ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cain Sharon C. Cameron Judy and David Canowitz H. Jay and Robin Ives Canowitz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carberry Ms. Valerie Carberry ’88 Kayla Cardenas Barbara Van Meter Carey ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carr Dr. Sergio A. Carrillo, M.D. and Ms. Robin R. Emerson Mr. and Ms. Paul Carson Cindy Casserly Mrs. Clare Willoughby Ceballos ’95 and Mr. Michael Ceballos Ava Chahine ’31 Laila Chahine ’27 Mrs. Sara Brackman Chandler ’53 Ms. Kacey Chappelear ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Chappelear Ms. Sophie H. Chatas ’12 Mary and Jamie Chomic Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Chow Lee Christine Maggie Christine ’31 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Christine Ms. Mary Ciccarelli Connie Evans Claar ’54 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Clarke, Sr. Susan Clatworthy Ms. Mary Anne Click ’15 Mrs. Sandra W. Cohen Ms. Sarah Cole Dr. Karen Evans and Mr. Andre Coleman Dr. Maria P. Congbalay Mrs. Christopher Conley ’73 Mrs. Peggy Kauffman Connors ’70 Ms. Janet Conrad Kristen Cook Mr. and Mrs. Steve Copits Mr. Mark Corna Mrs. Martha Gottling Cottrill ’80 Mrs. Emily Allen Cowles ’03 Ms. Jessica Crane ’00 Gloria Grimes Creviston Mr. and Mrs. Lance Croffoot-Suede Mary Croft

Mrs. Kathryn Isaac Croke ’67 Dr. Cathy Crompton Mrs. Lucy Morris Crotty ’83 CSG MS Field Hockey Ms. Joan Cummins Ms. Ginny Cunningham ’61 Mrs. Heidi F. Currier Mrs. Wendy Fahey Currier ’02 Dr. Tiffany Tynes Curry and Mr. Anthony Curry Buzz Dan Joseph Danielewicz Ms. Bonita Darrah Alan and Louise Davidson Dr. Louise Davidson-Schmich ’86 Mrs. Gretchen Wells Davis ’70 Vivian and Jack Davis Ms. Janetta Davis Shea Davis Ms. Victoria Davis ’00 Kemper Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deans Ms. Angela DeBose Dr. Rebecca DeGraaf ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dela Cruz Sean Delaney Mrs. Ann DeLong ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeLoss Nikki Deloss Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeLuca Mr. and Mrs. George Demosthenous Mr. Peter Denisky Ms. Lauren Keny Detjen ’06 Elaine and Edward DeVennish Charla and Ralph Devine Patricia Goss Dick The Reverend Dr. Anne M. Dilenschneider ’73 Ms. Valorie Dillard Ms. Cindy Do Ms. Jenny Do Kim and Jacob Dobres Ms. Robon Warburton Donaldson ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Donat Ms. Caroline S. Donnan ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Sean Donnelly Mr. and Ms. Bryan Doty Karole Douglas Judith Downing Mrs. Victoria Vaughn Drabick ’74 Mrs. Corinne Francis Driver ’52 Ms. Courtney P. Druen ’97 Sarah Du ’12 Mrs. Emily Johnston Dubé ’85 Mrs. Tiffany Burton Duncan ’92 and Mr. Thomas Duncan Frank L. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Dunn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Durley Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Dye Mr. and Mrs. Bart Earles Mr. and Mrs. Basil Economus

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Edic Ms. Cristan B. Edwards ’01 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Edwards Jenny Ross Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John W. Edwards Peggy S. Edwards Ms. Marcia Smith Miller ’71 and Mr. Kevin Eigel Ms. Teresa C. Eigel ’08 Ms. Caroline Elia ’09 Mrs. Christina Brown Ellis ’96 Ms. Raeanne Ellis-Baker Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ellis Cindy Elmore Elizabeth Emens ’90 J. Richard Emens and Beatrice Wolper Mr. and Mrs. Jim Engbers Ms. Elizabeth Esser Drs. David and Allison Evans Richard and Patricia Evans The Eyears Family Dean and Jacquie Fadel Drs. George and Abigail Faerber Mr. W. Thomas Farquhar Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fauber Ms. Kimberly Fauber Mrs. Ross M. Felber Ms. Natalie L. Feldman ’13 Ms. Olivia Z. Feldman ’16 Paula M. Fenner ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ferguson Kay Fetters Mr. and Mrs. Tejuan Files Matt and Stacey Finn Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher Ms. Megan Fitzmartin ’08 Jennifer McNally and Michael Flamm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleege Ms. Crystal Fletcher Ms. Charity Fluharty ’06 Brian and Nancy Flynn Mr. Michael Flynn and Ms. Diane Hoenig Cindy Folio (Raabe) Mrs. Frank E. Fortkamp ’59 Dr. Christine Fortney and Mr. Matthew Fortney Dr. Jessica Foster and Mr. Daren Foster Karen Fox Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Fox Mike Frank Franklin Park Conservatory Dr. Rita I. Freimanis ’72 Patricia Williams French ’74 Mrs. Jennifer Ull Frey ’94 Mrs. Julie Feibel Friedlander ’75 Rachel Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Tod Friedman Jessica Fries-Gaither Ella Fronk ’18 Anne Fullarton Ms. Sandra Mendel Furman ’71

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Sarah and Tom Fusonie Galion Education Association Sen Gao Elizabeth Garcia Ms. Elizabeth C. Garland ’86 Ms. Felicia Garland-Jackson ’85 Mr. William C. Garner III and Mrs. Melissa A. Blount-Garner Ms. Christina Garrett Pamela J. Garrett Mrs. Lyndsey Fish Gelhaus ’95 Mr. Neil Giang Ms. Jane H. Gibson Joseph and Janet Gilani Mrs. Catherine Zacks Gildenhorn ’74 Jessica Giller Prudence Schofield and Mr. John Glaus Barbara (Babs) Summer Glazier ’70 Mrs. Jillian Diamond Gliksberg ’05 Jennifer Glimpse Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Goldberg Mrs. Lisa Mueller Greene ’83 Sarah Greskovich ’19 Mr. and Mrs. John Groeber Ms. Elaine Grossman Ms. Paige Gullett Dr. Richard Gumina and Dr. Patricia Witman Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gunsorek Mr. Adam Gurevitz and Mrs. Stacy Grossman Eva Gurevitz ’30 Lydia C. Hadley Ms. Madeline A. Hadley ’13 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Hall Kimberly Hall ’91 Ms. Sarah Elisabet Hall Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Harris Mr. Harry Harris III and Ms. Abigail Blosser Mrs. Susan Cutler Harris ’73 Amy Hartman Ms. Jennifer Readler and Mr. Philip Hartmann Meghan Hattaway Mr. Scott F. Hearst and Ms. Karen A. Auble Ms. Elizabeth Morris ’72 and Mr. John Helyar Mrs. Nancianne A. Henchcliffe ’63 Megan Henry Mr. Richard Henry Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon Mrs. Margaret Herrmann Ms. Frances Johnson Hester ’77 Ms. Martha Hester Laura Hill Stephanie Hill Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Hiller Avery Hinson ’16 Mrs. Charleen Noyes Hinson Ms. Arjola Hizmo

The Hoag Family Mrs. Celeste A. Keates Holschuh The Honorable Denise Page Hood ’70 Scott Hook Lori Horne Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Horner Mr. Ronald House and Ms. Catherine Marschall Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Houser Janet Howie Kelly Hoyt-Standley Dr. Jiang Hua and Mrs. Huiqing Fang Mr. Fred Hungerford Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hungerford Mrs. Alice Hunt Mr. John Hunt and Ms. Lacey Copeland Ms. Constance Hunter Ms. Leslie Huntington ’70 Mrs. Randi Stein Hutton ’70 Sebastian and Rebecca McCabe Ibel Ms. Lindsey Innes ’04 Ms. Judith K. Isaac Pureza Jacaban Ms. Sharon Jackson Ms. Lynn Balshone Jacobs ’60 Mr. Atef and Mrs. Maleha Jallaq Ms. Karen G. James Dr. Tensing Maa and Mr. James Jeffers Dr. and Mrs. Hasan K. Jeffries Mr. Harold Jennings JoAnn Jennings Jewish Foundation of Austin Mr. James Jir and Ms. Alicia Newcom Ms. Karla M. Johnsen ’74 Ms. Julie F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Levon Johnson Mrs. Nancy Cottingham Johnson ’51 Nicole Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Johnson Johnson Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones Kevin and Jennifer Jones Ann Joyce ’69 Prof. and Mrs. Vince Jungkunz Ms. Sarah Brewer and Mr. Michael Kabbaz Wendy Kamman Drs. Sumit and Shruti Kapoor Ms. Emily Kasler ’04 Mrs. Holly Schottenstein Kastan ’74 and Mr. Bradley Kastan Mr. Stanley H. Katz Ms. Madeline G. Kaufman ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kayes Dr. Naomi Kayne and Mr. Daniel Kayne Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Keeling Zoe Keeling ’28 Sara Winters Kehoe Mrs. Kristen Loving Kellas ’80

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Mary Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ketner Mr. Stephen Keyes and Ms. Lauren Bonfield Mr. and Mrs. Todd J. Killian Miss Emma Kim ’23 Ms. Julia Kim ’90 Madi Kim ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Terence Kirby Mrs. Linda Klayman Mr. and Mrs. Randy Klein Rachel Klein Keith Klingenberg Mr. Isaac Klopfenstein Mrs. Barbara Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Klosterman Mrs. Sarah Knepp ’96 Dr. Rhonda Knight Mrs. Catherine Chapin Kobacker Dr. Elizabeth Koffler and Mr. Lucas Koffler Mrs. Eleonora Kofman Dr. Stephanie Kakos Kraft ’86 Mrs. Lynn Garrett Kranz ’70 Mrs. Jane Krastel John Kromalic Ron and Kathleen Krupa Mr. and Mrs. Allan G. Kuntz Ms. Jennifer Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kurtz III Deborah Kuzawa Dr. John Kwak and Dr. Linda Ryu Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Lacroix III Dr. and Mrs. Peter Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Andy Laile Mr. Ed Lamaze and Dr. Maura Manning Ms. Vanessa Landrum Ms. Gen Anne Lanphere ’74 Dr. Stephanie Lauden and Mr. Jonathan Lauden Dr. and Mrs. James Lawlor Mrs. Mary Lou Lawrence Ms. Frances Lazarus ’06 Mrs. Mary Lazarus Wendy Lazarus Ms. Priscilla Leach ’67 Maria Dixon LeBlanc Lisa Young Lee ’79 Nona Lee Ms. Joey Leff ’00 Ms. M. Drue D. Lehmann ’66 Angel Lemke Mrs. Julie M. Lennon Ms. Mary Ann Leonard Mrs. Ellen Chadkin Lerner, BSN ’66 Serena Lett Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Levin Mrs. Sandra Yenkin Levine ’53 Ms. Cynthia Yenkin Levinson ’63 Ms. Jennifer Li Suzanne Lin The Reverend Tracey Lind ’72

Peter Lindberg Mrs. Leila Lindemann-Bacho ’75 Dr. David Lindstedt and Ms. Susan Drake Anthony and Marianne Lisska Ms. Martha Livingston ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerald Livingston Mrs. Anne Lodge Ms. Kathryn Logan ’01 Dr. and Mrs. Mark Lomax Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Long Ms. Audra Longert ’95 Ms. Ashley Love ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Love Ms. June E. Loving ’55 Ms. Karen Lui ’96 Rose and James Lyle Joanne Lynn ’76 Ms. Pamela W. Lynn Ms. Patty Lynn ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. H. Lyons Mrs. Ellen Feinknopf Mack ’56 Ms. Julia A. Mackessy ’15 Meghan MacMillan Ms. Susan Leach Madden ’70 Linda Mahan Ms. Whitney S. Mahan ’12 Mr. Bishua Mainali Sabitree Mainali Mrs. Michael M. Major Mrs. Ruth Ruggles Malick ’71 Mrs. Alyson Neugebauer Mandel ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Manriquez Ms. Joellen Mapp Mr. Gerard Marcom Laurel H. Marks ’84 Ms. Mary C. Marsh ’78 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Marshall III Mr. and Mrs. Craig Martens Alexandra Martin Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Martin Shari Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Massimiani Caroline Masters Mrs. Elinor V. Matchneer ’50 Mrs. Kathleen Piazza Matney ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Maurer Ms. Sylvia Maurer The Reverend and Mrs. Andrew J. Mazak Krissy Bibart McCabe Mrs. Elizabeth Ashbrook McCann ’37 Ms. Leslie Siegel McCarthy ’92 and Mr. Robert McCarthy Mr. Robert McCarthy and Mrs. Tanya Kastelic-McCarthy Mrs. Beverly M. McCaskill Rachael McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClurg Ms. Margo Vorys McCool ’68 Erin McCormick ’28 Mrs. Sandy McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Jennifer McCormick

Mr. and Mrs. James McCoy Ms. Keely McDonald ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Jennifer McDonald Ann Marie McDonnell Ms. Julia McGuckin ’64 Ms. Marcia Willcox McHam ’55 Mrs. Evelyn Means McKitrick ’42 Ms. Angela McLarty ’94 Mr. Cory X. McNair Nichole McNair Ms. Elizabeth McNamara ’78 Mr. and Mrs. George McVey Mr. and Mrs. James M. Merkel Marcella A. Merriman Miss McKenna Merriman ’21 David and Mo Meuse Mr. and Mrs. James Mevis Dr. Jennifer Miller ’93 Ms. Judy Miller Dr. and Mrs. William and Shelley Miller Ms. Ruth Milligan ’86 Mrs. Brenda E. Milum ’51 Mrs. Vuoch Tan Minnich ’93 Mrs. Edna Slauson Mitchell ’63 Ms. Susan Mitchell ’87 Dr. Aase Moller-Hansen ’63 Diana Clatworthy Morgan Ms. Jennifer Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Pete Morse Daniel W. and Roberta S. Morton Carol Mount Ms. JoVonna Moxley-Knapp ’96 Dr. and Mrs. James W. Murakami Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Murnane Mia Murphy Ms. Corlis Murray Ms. Mary W. Muryn Julie P. Myers and John E. Myers Mr. John Narcross and Ms. Susan Zoldak Mrs. Donald W. Nelson Network for Good Mr. Greg Newcom Mr. Justin Newcom and Ms. Claire Plagge Karen Newcom Mr. and Ms. Ryan Newcom Sandy Newcom Sy and Witti Nguyen Mr. Joseph Norton and Ms. Danielle Norton Dr. Michael Norton and Dr. Julie Norton Mrs. Heidi Reiner Nowalany ’94 Sarah Jones Nusken ’85 Susan Li O’Connor Mr. Frank O’Grady Ms. Patricia J. Miranda and Mr. Christopher A. O’Leary Cecilia Olsen ’32 Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Omen

Mr. Nathaniel O’Neal and Mrs. Tameka Dillard-O’Neal Ms. Emily Wightman O’Reilly ’04 Lorani Orobitg Mrs. Caroline Farrar Orrick ’72 Bernard A. and Kathleen M. Ostrowski Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ottey Nancy Pace M.D., MSPH ’71 Ms. Penelope A. Packard ’53 Elizabeth Page Mrs. Nancy A. Page Murahari and Naveena Paladugu Marilyn and Phil Parker Mrs. Ann Blake Parsons ’55 Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Parsons Dr. and Mrs. C. Bayard B. Paschall, III Ms. Angela Pascol Mrs. Jill Patrick-Smith ’80 Cassandra Patterson Ms. Ashley Pauley Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Pawlik Ms. Susan Payton Tamera Pedon Dr. Robert Pema and Dr. Colleen Pema Ms. Laura Perry ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Winston C. Perry John Perryman Mr. Jeffrey Persall and Ms. Sheila Persall Mr. and Mrs. Graham Person Ms. Elaine Peterson Maria Pflasterer Dr. Rebecca Wallihan and Mr. John Pieper Ms. Susan Pierce ’78 Catherine Booher Poag Mr. William J. Pohlman and Ms. Lisa M. Keder Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Poindexter Mrs. Sue Popadych Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter Beverly Posy Mrs. Marnie Stein and Mr. Scott Poulos Mr. Aaron Powell, Jr. and Mrs. Felecia Jackson-Powell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Price Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Priest Mrs. Charles G. Proctor Ms. Alicia Prokos ’84 Ms. Pam Prouty ’85 Steve Pryor Autumn Y. Pu ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quigley Kathleen Quigley ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Quinn Ms. Laura Raines ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Ransier Ms. Barbara J. Ratner ’53 John Rau and Diane Cole

Mr. Chad Readler Ms. Erica L. Reaves ’00 Ms. Lisa A. Reaves Ms. Judy Pass Redd ’57 Nicholas Reeb Ms. Maggi-Meg Reed ’77 Dr. Arshad Rehan and Mrs. Sahira Biland Rich Reichanadter Paul and Sheila O’Donnell Reiner Dr. Kirstin Lindberg and Mr. Tim Rennick Mr. and Mrs. Scott Renshaw Christa Roundhouse Reurink ’05 Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Rice Barbara Werum Richard Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Richards Dr. Jennifer Richardson and Mr. Craig Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Riley Hugh and Bonnie Roberts Dr. and Mrs. John L. Robinson Ms. Elizabeth Rodgers Ms. Amy Rodriguez Ms. Susan J. Rollings Linda and Gary Rominski Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Rosen Howard and Laura Crabbe Rosenberg Ms. Aris Rosh ’94 Anne Ross Ms. Stephanie Ross ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Milo M. Rouse, Jr. Mr. Jerome Rowe Rhome and Sunny Ruanphae Ms. Sarah Rubenstein ’88 Toyla Rudd Mrs. Sarah Keny Rugen ’68 Nikeisha Rumph Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Rupp Ms. Francesca D. Russo ’02 Ms. Sarah E. Ryan ’85 Andrea Zid Salmi ’83 Kelley Sargent Mrs. Carolyn Kaufman Sarrisin ’76 Mrs. Lesley Wilson Schaab ’70 Jeffrey C. and Kim M. Schellhaas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schiff Lt. Col. Libby Schindler Mr. and Mrs. Rick Schmelzer Mrs. Mary Larrick Schmertz ’67 Edith Schmitz Marie Schoettmer Ms. Pamela Schofield ’65 Melanie and Eric J. Schottenstein Dr. Scott Schricker and Dr. D. Michele Basso Hope and Jim Schrim Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schulte Mrs. Suzanne Durstine Schumacher ’50 The Honorable Betsy Luper Schuster ’90 and Mr. Mark Schuster

Dr. Carol R. Schwebel Nancy Sharp Schweiger Susan and Christopher Scott Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scott Mrs. Tana Sterrett Scott ’61 Mr. Aaron A. Seamon Mrs. Lindsay Lawrence Sears ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seeley Mr. Jason Seeley Katie Seese Mr. Dewey A. Sehring Mrs. Megan Kelleher Seitchik ’89 Beth Sellers ’84 Mr. and Mrs. James Shackelford Ms. Susan Smith Shages ’70 Mark R. Shanahan and J. Pari Sabety Dr. Shahin Shahinfar and Dr. Hamideh Shamsai Mrs. Shelagh Connor Shapiro ’81 Paul and Myra Sharfin Martha Shaw Pauline and Milton Sherman Mrs. Louisa Wood Shields ’89 Mrs. Sarai Brachman Shoup ’84 Ms. Heidi Koch and Mr. Hugh Showe Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shuff Mr. and Mrs. Van Shuff Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Shumavon Al and Louise Siegel Mr. William Sieloff and Ms. Jodi Lee Ms. Robyn B. Silberstein Mrs. Richard S. Silverman Dr. Elizabeth H. Simmons ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Kent Simmons Alissa Schottenstein Simon ’99 Doug and Joyce Simson Mrs. Elizabeth Exline Sinclair ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Aman Singh Ashley Sinram Kim Siriporn Mrs. Louis A. Sisler, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Skasko Mr. Ben Slay Mr. and Dr. Jacob Slechter Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Sean Sloan Drs. Lyndsey and Timothy Sloan Ms. Carolyn Smallwood ’79 Mrs. Sabrina Smith and Mrs. Deidre Smith Ms. Desiree Smith Ms. Eleanor J. Smith ’16 Eliya Smith ’16 Ms. Emily Minor Smith ’74 Karen and Gregory Smith Kendall M. Smith ’13 Norma Smith Ms. Robin S. Smith ’12 Karen Scranton and Russell Smith Dr. Laurie Snyder ’92 Mr. David Sollars Erin Solomon Ms. Julie A. Solomon

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Tamy Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Alex Spivak The Springfield Foundation Ms. Anastasia A. Staten ’98 Ms. Deneese Steele Mrs. Anne McCormack Steffen ’54 Mr. John K. Stephan Ms. Catherine W. Stephenson ’71 Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant Stephenson Katherine Stephenson Dr. Stephanie L. Stephenson Ms. Julia C. Stevenson ’99 Ms. Charlotte Stiverson ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stockwell Mrs. Carole Schiff Straus ’52 Mr. Craig Stuntz Jessica Sullivan Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey Swartz Ms. Nicole Swayne Dr. and Mrs. Kevin and Lynn Sweeney Mr. Marwan Tantash and Mrs. Neveen Masoud Mrs. Catherine H. Taub Katherine Taub ’94 Ms. Sarah N. Taylor ’12 Drs. Bennett and Martha Tepper Mr. L’Quentus Thomas and Mrs. Deborah Aubert-Thomas Ms. Elizabeth C. Thompson ’13 Christine Thorne, MD ’84 Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne Mrs. James R. Thorson Dr. Angela Thyer ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tiefenthaler Ms. Ashley Todaro ’06 Lauren Todd Ms. Carol Treffinger ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Matt True Ms. Ann Turpie-Hooker ’50 Ms. Elizabeth Tynan ’67 Mr. and Ms. Renny Tyson, Sr. Mary Ulbrich Ms. Victoria Ungvarsky ’13 United Way of Central Ohio James and Ann Uselman Mr. Ken Van Pelt Meghan VanCleve Ms. Lisa Yacso Vanover ’92 Ms. Erin M. Hiller Vassy ’97 Diane Evans Vernon ’46 Mrs. Dianne Loehnert Vogt ’66 Mrs. Suzanne Benua Vorbrugg ’62 Mrs. Katherine Arnold Wade ’66 Ms. Sally Quillin Wagner ’82

Drs. Bradley and Heather Walker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walton, IV Frank Wang and Anne Pu Mrs. Jane Peters Ward ’55 Pastor Donald J. Washington Mrs. Staci Solomon Wasserman ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Te’Lario and LaVanya Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Jack Way Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webb Pete and Mary Rose Weiland Mr. Stanley Weiland and Ms. Heather Forrest Ms. Claire G. Weiler ’14 Grace Weiler ’18 Mrs. Elizabeth Weinstein ’97 Ms. Leah Weintraub Ms. Sharon Stucker Weir ’74 Mr. and Mrs. Todd Werstler Ms. Janie Marr Werum ’70 Mr. and Mrs. David Westin The Reverend Holly Wilson Whitcomb ’71 Mr. Roger White and Mrs. Anne White Ms. Larke Paul White ’93 Mrs. Katharine McClure Whitlow ’66 Jeanne Whitaker Mrs. Julie Ewart Wichlin ’84 Mr. Nicholas Wiedersetz Mrs. Anne Kirsten Wilder ’61 Mr. Mark Wilder and Ms. Dana Sims Ms. Nancy Kohler Wilkins ’99 Mrs. Cynthia B. Williams ’74 Ms. Elizabeth Williams ’76 Ms. Kimberly Williams ’88 Dr. Peggy Williams ’94 Tawanna Williams Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Williams Amanda Wilson The Reverend Charles Wilson and Ms. Julie Barry David B. and Bobbi Wilson Mr. James Wilson and Ms. Jeannine Gelpi Mrs. Rebecca Schuller Wilsusen ’91 Mrs. Christina Casto Wirthman ’74 Angela An and Don Wolery Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Wolman Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wolman Harris and Jennifer Zaranek Wood Chelsea Woods ’00 Mr. Kevin Wright and Mrs. Amy Nuzum

Ping Wu Ms. Marjorie Yano ’03 Ms. McKenzie L. Yates ’17 Margie and Tom Yatsko Liz Young Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Young David Zeuch Dr. Henry Zheng and Mrs. Lisa Li Miss Anna Ray Ziegler ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ziegler Nancy Zink Ms. Alyssa Denisky Zoellner ’08

COLLEGIATE CLUB By giving something back to CSG, young alumnae in the Collegiate Club are introduced, while still in school, to a lifelong practice of giving. 2015 Anonymous 2015 Mary Anne Click 2015 Julia Mackessy 2016 Olivia Feldman 2016 Jessica Giller 2016 Avery Hinson 2016 Eleanor Smith 2016 Eliya Smith 2017 McKenzie Yates 2018 Ella Fronk 2018 Grace Weiler

DECADE CLUB The Decade Club recognizes the strong Annual Giving support of CSG’s most recent graduates. It represents the future security of Columbus School for Girls. The Club is exclusive this year to those members of the classes of 20092019 who have given $100 or more. 2009 Laura Raines 2010 Alexandra Martin 2012 Sophie Chatas 2012 Madeleine Livingston 2013 Adele Anderson 2013 Madeline Hadley 2013 Victoria Ungvarsky 2014 Claire Weiler 2015 Anonymous 2016 Avery Hinson 2016 Eliya Smith 2018 Grace Weiler

ANNUAL GIVING JULY 1 - JUNE 30

Parents

Denotes Leadership Society Giving

UPPER SCHOOL Class of 2019 In honor of Deena May Lang Tayma al Faruqi In honor of Emma Audry Bainbridge Andrew and Katie Bainbridge In honor of Ava James Barnes Mr. Jonathan S. Barnes and Ms. Jenny Corotis Barnes ’81 In honor of Cecilia Teresa Best Ian A. Best In honor of Alexandra Rose Copits Mr. and Mrs. Steve Copits In honor of Emily Ann Dewolf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dewolf In honor of Leah Grace Dobres Kim and Jacob Dobres In honor of Chloe Elizabeth Fauber-Lyle Ms. Kimberly Fauber In honor of Annabelle Brener Feibel Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Feibel In honor of Jordan Nicole Halpern Theresa Towner Halpern In honor of Mary Katherine Hernon Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon In honor of Dana Marie Hungerford Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hungerford In honor of Haley Renae Kuproski The Kuproski Family In honor of Deena May Lang Dr. David Lang In honor of Aviga’yil Sarah Tova Levi Mr. and Mrs. Yhezkel Levi In honor of Hannah Priscilla Lonser Drs. Carolyn and Russell Lonser In honor of Alison Marie Maniace James and Jana Maniace In honor of Daniela Manriquez Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Manriquez In honor of Clara Hope Livingston Mary Pat Martin and Rick Livingston In honor of Emma Grace McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Jennifer McDonald In honor of Natalie Kate Merryman Scott and Susan Merryman In honor of Sarah Frances O’Dell Timothy and Colleen O’Dell

In honor of Paige Kendall Parker Mr. and Mrs. David Parker

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In honor of Immanuelle Victoria Polite Dr. and Mrs. Robert Polite In honor of Allison Jane Purdum Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Purdum In honor of Margeaux Bea Chua Rocco James and Caroline Rocco In honor of Lillianna Marguarite Romaker Mr. and Ms. Anthony Romaker In honor of Sarah Marie Schellhaas Jeffrey C. and Kim M. Schellhaas In honor of Roya Shahinfar Dr. Shahin Shahinfar and Dr. Hamideh Shamsai In honor of Mary Katherine Price Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith III In honor of Sarah Christine Greskovich Christine Thorne, MD ’84 In honor of Elizabeth Clare Tierney Brian and Beth Tierney In honor of Hailey Catherine Kurth Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Twombly In honor of Katherine Evelyn Wagenbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner In honor of Anna Ray Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ziegler, Jr.

Class of 2020 Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander Ms. Janet Conrad Dr. Susan Diduk Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Donat Mr. and Mrs. Sean Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Denise Glimcher Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brian Hardy The Hoag Family Dr. and Mrs. Mark Lomax Mr. and Mrs. David McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. McNeil Mr. and Mrs. James Mevis Sy and Witti Nguyen Ms. Patricia J. Miranda and Mr. Christopher A. O’Leary Attys. David and Leonore Paragas Dr. Susanne G. Perry and Mr. Thad R. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Robins, Jr. Bryan and Betsy Ross Mr. and Mrs. David and Laura Schoettmer Mr. and Mrs. Siamak Shayani John S. and Elizabeth C. Sokol

Scott and Alecia Solomon Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tiefenthaler Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Tobias

Class of 2021 Anonymous (2) H. Jay and Robin Ives Canowitz Mr. and Mrs. Mahesh Chabria Mr. and Mrs. David J. Clarke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg Dr. and Mrs. Vidu Garg Pat and Kate Giller Mr. John A. Hartshorne and Mrs. Pamela D. Hartshorne Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Horner Dr. Elizabeth Koffler and Mr. Lucas Koffler Mr. and Mrs. Jay and Sue Kromalic Mr. and Mrs. Neil Love Marcella A. Merriman The Minkin Family Tommy and Dayna Payne Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Salamon Drs. Lyndsey and Timothy Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and Lisa Young Dr. Henry Zheng and Mrs. Lisa Li

Class of 2022 Anonymous (6) Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander Mr. Bernard Boiston and Ms. Katerina Dimou Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Daly Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Edic Steve and Nancy Falk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleege Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brian Hardy Mr. and Mrs. Scott Humphrys Mr. and Mrs. Levon Johnson James and Enas Lanham Dr. David Lindstedt and Ms. Susan Drake Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Long Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite Dr. and Mrs. Tasos and Tina Manokas Mr. Robert McCarthy and Mrs. Tanya Kastelic-McCarthy Dr. Hariklia Louvakis and Mr. Craig Nagy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Priest Yoaz Saar and Julie Schottenstein Saar ’84 Dr. Scott Schricker and Dr. D. Michele Basso Hope and Jim Schrim Mr. Sharfin and Dr. Cook Drs. Lyndsey and Timothy Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spangler Mr. Stanley Weiland and Ms. Heather Forrest Jeffrey and Lynette Woda Mr. Dan Wong

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Class of 2025

Class of 2023

Anonymous Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. David and Mona Barber Jeni Britton Bauer and Charly Bauer Jennifer and John Nelson-Carney Mr. and Ms. Paul Carson Drs. James and Marya Cassandra Mr. and Mrs. David J. Clarke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dela Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Bart Earles Jennifer McNally and Michael Flamm Kate and Andy Jenks Mrs. Heidi Ruben Kleinman ’91 and Mr. Stephen Kleinman Mr. Matthew Mazur and Ms. Rachel Mazur Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Jennifer McDonald Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Mr. and Ms. Jeff Norris Mr. and Mrs. Tarun Patel Bryan and Betsy Ross Mr. Aaron A. Seamon Mr. and Mrs. Sean Sloan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spangler Anna and Don Steere Mr. Nhi Tran and Ms. Oanh K. Do Mr. and Mrs. Tohid Vahedian Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walton, IV Mr. Craig White and Ms. Heidi Popadych

Anonymous (2) Liz Alexander Drs. James and Marya Cassandra Matt and Stacey Finn Mr. and Mrs. Micky Fullen Aman Garcha and Danielle Demko Ms. Jennifer Readler and Mr. Philip Hartmann Ms. Arjola Hizmo Drs. Leslie and Seth Hoffman Dr. Tensing Maa and Mr. James Jeffers Mrs. Heidi Ruben Kleinman ’91 and Mr. Stephen Kleinman Dr. and Mrs. Peter Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Neil Love Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luckage Ms. Patricia J. Miranda and Mr. Christopher A. O’Leary Sy and Witti Nguyen Mr. Chad Readler Mr. Aaron A. Seamon Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Henry Walton, IV Mr. and Mrs. James H. Zink

Class of 2024 Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Brent H. Adler Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander Mr. Brian Bornino and Ms. Leah Sellers Ryan and Amy Burgess Mary and Jamie Chomic Dr. Jeffrey H. Donaldson and Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Mr. and Mrs. Jason Gunsorek Theresa Towner Halpern Mr. Harry Harris III and Ms. Abigail Blosser Michael and Karen Lurie Jones April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Miller Mrs. Deneese Owen Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Salamon Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spangler Dr. Stephanie L. Stephenson James and Ann Uselman Dr. Lorraine S. Wallace and Mr. William H. Wallace, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Westin

LOWER SCHOOL Class of 2026 Anonymous (2) Ms. Elizabeth Siemer and Mr. Andrew Bohutinsky Mr. Brian Bornino and Ms. Leah Sellers Amelia Menk Brown and David Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeLuca Drs. Victor V. Dizon and Deborah J. Woidtke Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T. Dye Joseph and Janet Gilani Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon Mr. John Hunt and Ms. Lacey Copeland Sebastian and Rebecca McCabe Ibel Mr. Richard Jolly and Ms. Dara Pizzuti ’87 April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lewin Mr. Sean Malloy and Ms. Marie Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Caroline Masters Ms. Sylvia Maurer

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Mr. Matthew Mazur and Ms. Rachel Mazur Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Dr. and Mrs. Tejas Mehta Ms. Elizabeth Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webb

Class of 2027 Anonymous (3) Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong Cindy and Robert Baker Dr. Angela Casey and Mr. Michael Casey Drs. Victor V. Dizon and Deborah J. Woidtke Mr. and Mrs. Micky Fullen Mr. and Mrs. John and Natalie Furniss Aman Garcha and Danielle Demko Mr. Thomas J. Grote and Mr. Richard B. Neal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Betsy Gugle Mr. Harry Harris III and Ms. Abigail Blosser Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kessler Dr. Elizabeth Koffler and Mr. Lucas Koffler Dr. and Mrs. Mark Lomax Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite Mr. and Mrs. David Meleca Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Omen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Papadakis Mr. and Mrs. Tarun Patel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Poindexter Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Jocelyn Reynolds Rhome and Sunny Ruanphae Mr. and Mrs. Michael Spangler Anna and Don Steere Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace

Class of 2028 Anonymous The Alonso-Taub Family Dr. Adebomi Omikunle and Mr. Akinyinka Awosika Drs. Jason and Maria Barfield Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barnes III Drs. Greg and Maria Behbehani Sarah Campbell Jennifer and John Nelson-Carney Dr. L. Mark Dean and Ms. Malinda L. Susalla

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drummond Sarah and Tom Fusonie Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hostetler Dr. and Mrs. Hasan K. Jeffries Mr. Richard Jolly and Ms. Dara Pizzuti ’87 Dr. Thomas Keeling and Ms. Sandra Matarrese-Keeling Mr. and Mrs. Todd J. Killian Mr. John Larrimer Regan and Andrew Mazak Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Jennifer McCormick Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Mr. and Mrs. Michael Papadakis Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Robins, Jr. Hope and Jim Schrim Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Kevin and Lynn Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace

Class of 2029 Anonymous Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Loren Brockway Dr. Angela Casey and Mr. Michael Casey Mary and Jamie Chomic Mr. and Mrs. Micky Fullen Ms. Sarah Brewer and Mr. Michael Kabbaz Drs. Sumit and Shruti Kapoor Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kayes Mr. Peter Krug and Mrs. Carey Collins Krug Mr. Joseph Landrum Ms. Vanessa Landrum Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Maksim Dr. and Mrs. Obinna Moneme Dr. Michael O’Mara and Atty. Lani Biafore Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ottey Ms. Ashley Pauley Mr. Aaron Powell, Jr. and Mrs. Felecia Jackson-Powell Dr. and Mrs. Summit Shah Ms. Heidi Koch and Mr. Hugh Showe Ms. Desiree Smith Mr. Craig Stuntz Mr. L’Quentus Thomas and Mrs. Deborah Aubert-Thomas

Class of 2030

Class of 2032

Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Joey Bing Mr. and Mrs. David Donley Mr. Thomas J. Grote and Mr. Richard B. Neal, Jr. Mr. Adam Gurevitz and Mrs. Stacy Grossman Dr. and Mrs. Hasan K. Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jones Prof. and Mrs. Vince Jungkunz Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Keeling Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ketner Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kronsbein Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lewin Regan and Andrew Mazak Ms. Leslie Siegel McCarthy ’92 and Mr. Robert McCarthy Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Dr. Michael Norton and Dr. Julie Norton Chris and Gina Olsen Ms. Amy Rodriguez Dr. and Mrs. Ajay Satyapriya Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scherbel Dr. and Mrs. Summit Shah Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Westwater

Anonymous Dr. Adebomi Omikunle and Mr. Akinyinka Awosika Drs. Greg and Maria Behbehani Dr. Shraddha Mainali and Mr. Tyler Brosten Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeLoss Drs. David and Allison Evans Mr. and Mrs. Lance Feher Dr. Jessica Foster and Mr. Daren Foster Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kayes Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Keeling Matt Leahy and Lauren Yen Leahy ’02 Dr. Michael Norton and Dr. Julie Norton Chris and Gina Olsen Dr. Rebecca Wallihan and Mr. John Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Aman Singh Dr. Anupama Chauhan and Dr. John Wakelin Drs. Bradley and Heather Walker Mr. Kevin Wright and Mrs. Amy Nuzum

PROGRAM FOR YOUNG CHILDREN

Class of 2033

Class of 2031 Anonymous (7) Mrs. Clare Willoughby Ceballos ’95 and Mr. Michael Ceballos Mr. and Mrs. Steve Christine Dr. Karen Evans and Mr. Andre Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Betsy Gugle Drs. Sumit and Shruti Kapoor Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite Ms. Sylvia Maurer Dr. and Mrs. Obinna Moneme Mr. and Mrs. Tarun Patel Mr. William Sieloff and Ms. Jodi Lee Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Skasko Mr. and Dr. Jacob Slechter Dr. Emily N. Smyth and Mr. Antonio P. Smyth Angela An and Don Wolery

Anonymous (2) Mr. Jeffrey Bowen and Ms. Kimberly Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carr Dr. Sergio A. Carrillo, M.D. and Ms. Robin R. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dunn Dr. and Mrs. Hasan K. Jeffries Dr. Ryan Kamp and Dr. Anna Kamp Mr. Peter Krug and Mrs. Carey Collins Krug Mr. Joseph Landrum Ms. Vanessa Landrum Dr. Stephanie Lauden and Mr. Jonathan Lauden Mr. Alastair MacPhail and Ms. Gabriela Vega Nikeisha Rumph Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scherbel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schulte Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Searcy Dr. Emily N. Smyth and Mr. Antonio P. Smyth

Alumnae Giving Class of 1937 Elizabeth Ashbrook McCann

Class of 1941

Joyce Baltzell Dargusch

Class of 1946

Class of 1956

Diane Evans Vernon

Barbara Van Meter Carey Patricia Goss Dick Marjorie Copeland Taylor Jeanne Willcox Whittaker

Judy Yenkin Brachman Sue Andreae Brown Joanna Walz Foster Helen Hamer Geoffrion Andrea Smith Lorig Ellen Feinknopf Mack Barbara Boothby Thun

Class of 1948

Class of 1957

David Williams on behalf of Velma Williams

Judy Pass Redd Margaret Barton Williams Linda Johnson Ziegler

Class of 1942 Evelyn Means McKitrick

Class of 1943

Class of 1947

Class of 1949 – 70th Reunion Marilyn Havens Bagby Marilyn Tarshish Winer

Class of 1958 Julie Price Myers

Class of 1950

Class of 1959 – 60th Reunion

Elinor Vorys Matchneer Suzanne Durstine Schumacher Carol Treffinger Martha Griffin Turpie-Hooker

Nancy Seymour Billington Ramona Lopez Dreebin Jennifer Ross Edwards Deborah Dawes Fortkamp Lynn Haverick Ryan Antoinette Seymour Linda Yenkin

Class of 1951 Judy Roth Garel ’51 Nancy Cottingham Johnson Brenda Mykrantz Milum

Class of 1960

Corinne Francis Driver Jane Power Mykrantz Carole Schiff Straus

Barbara Watson Neal Billings Nancy Rice Bott Carolyn Thomas Christy Lynn Balshone Jacobs Sally Bonney Proctor

Class of 1953

Class of 1961

Class of 1952

Sara Brackman Chandler Sandra Yenkin Levine Penelope Packard Barbara Ratner

Constance Aldrich Bodiker Mary Jane Dawes Bolon Constance Evans Claar Gloria Grimes Creviston Ann Rector DeLong Babette Abel Feibel Anne Green Jeffrey

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Class of 1955 Ann Abbott June Loving Marcia Willcox McHam Ann Blake Parsons Rosamond Brown Vaule Jane Peters Ward Beatrice Isaac Weiler Dorothy Sugar Ziegler

Marguerite Hillman Beam

Class of 1954 – 65th Reunion

Mary Lou Wead Quillin Marjorie Kidd Meade Nancy Sharp Schweiger Anne McCormack Steffen

Virginia Cunningham Abigail Hobbs Faerber Charlotte Power Kessler Susan Culter Meiling Tana Sterrett Scott Dorothy Hubbard Segal Ellen Larrimer Tripp Anne Kirsten Wilder

Class of 1962 Cheryl Williams Lucks Diana Clatworthy Morgan Suzanne Benua Vorbrugg

Class of 1963

Class of 1970

Carol Andreae Nancianne Arnold Henchcliffe Cynthia Yenkin Levinson Edna Slauson Mitchell Aase Moller-Hansen Nancy Kauffman Sanford Linda Krakoff Silverman

Lisa Brustein Brand Peggy Kauffman Connors Gretchen Wells Davis Barbara Summer Glazier Sara Smith Harris Denise Page Hood Leslie Huntington Randi Stein Hutton Lynn Garrett Kranz Jill Levy Susan Leach Madden Lesley Wilson Schaab Beth Byers Sells Susan Smith Shages Janie Marr Werum Samantha Irish Wolf Anne Jeffrey Wright Katherine Porter Young

Class of 1964 – 55th Reunion Linda Benua Mary Ann Beverly Carla Pollack Lane Molly Kauffman Marsh Julia McGuckin

Class of 1965 Jane Kirk Ackley Laura Braley Arch Pamela Schofield Elizabeth Cook Werth

Class of 1971 Cynthia Lape Bellof Janis Block Caroline Donnan Sandra Mendel Furman Martha Livingston Ruth Ruggles Malick Marcia Smith Miller Nancy Pace Sophie DeVennish Sisler Catherine Stephenson Lisa Miller Westwater Holly Wilson Whitcomb

Class of 1966 Kathryn Jeffrey M. Drue Lehmann Ellen Chadkin Lerner Dianne Loehnert Vogt Katherine Arnold Wade Katharine McClure Whitlow

Class of 1967 Katherine Mills Anderson Linda Krech Archer Catherine Sirak Bardsley Cynthia Porter Brown Kathryn Isaac Croke Wendy Lazarus Priscilla Leach Carol Benua Major Mary Larrick Schmertz Julie Van Allen Shamos Patricia Kauffman Strickland Elizabeth Tynan

Class of 1972 Christine Davis Jeanne Ferguson Fansler Rita Freimanis Tracey Lind Elizabeth Morris Sally Jeffrey O’Neil Caroline Farrar Orrick

Class of 1973 Katharine Ireland Conley Anne Dilenschneider Elizabeth Fergus-Jean Ph.D. Ellen Havens Hardymon Susan Cutler Harris

Class of 1968 Pamela Lynn Margo Vorys McCool Anne Miller Paschall Debbie Ross Rouse Sarah Keny Rugen

Class of 1974 – 45th Reunion

Class of 1969 – 50th Reunion Susan Clatworthy Candace Corson Elizabeth Crane Babette Gorman Melinda Case Griffin Susan Burchfield Holliday Nancy Sirak Hudson Ann Joyce Constance Baker Lacaillade Prudence Schofield Christine Wittmann Snyder

Stephanie Burchfield Victoria Vaughn Drabick Janet Kaufman Felber Paula Martin Fenner Patricia Williams French Catherine Zacks Gildenhorn Ann Hamilton Karla Johnsen Holly Schottenstein Kastan Gen Anne Lanphere Molly Lazarus

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Julianne Mueller Muffy Hamilton Parsons Jennifer Poulton Rose Emily Minor Smith Laurie Aronson Starr Mary Jane Trapp Sharon Stucker Weir Cynthia (Campbell) Hill Williams Christina Casto Wirthman Caron Zand

Class of 1975 Anonymous Elizabeth Jeffrey Balderston Marian Morris Burns Nancy Dunn Byers Sarah Crane Cox Julie Feibel Friedlander Leila Lindemann-Bacho Barbara Werum Richard Sarah Marsh Schweitzer Sarah Young Taylor

Class of 1976 Deborah Lynn Carolyn Kaufman Sarrisin Charlotte Stiverson Elizabeth Williams

Class of 1977 Deborah Willi Addison Karen Daugherty Boyd Cathy Crompton Frances Johnson Hester Patricia Lynn Maggi-Meg Reed Anne Klingbeil Ryan

Class of 1978 Kennon Duncan Anderson Karen Feibel Aronoff Laura Bailey Culp Laura Dehlendorf Susan Lazarus Yasyn Lee Mary Marsh Elizabeth McNamara Seton Melvin Susan Pierce

Class of 1979 – 40th Reunion Susan Buchanan Lisa Youmans Chubb Kathleen Clark Lisa Young Lee Robyn Bogante Silberstein Carolyn Denbow Smallwood

Current Students

Class of 1980

Class of 1986

Class of 1993

Class of 2000

Class of 2008

Lavea Brachman Martha Gottling Cottrill Robon Warburton Donaldson Kristen Loving Kellas Jill Patrick-Smith Jane Arthur Roslovic Jane Coffman Wichman Kimberly Rice Wilson

Peri Altan Louise Davidson-Schmich Elizabeth Garland Elizabeth Kessler Stephanie Kakos Kraft Ruth Milligan

Anonymous Laura Julien Blust Beth Edwards Boatright Laura Anne Tausch Brentlinger Jennifer Robbins Miller Vuoch Tan Minnich Larke Paul White

Anonymous Elizabeth Wheeler Bishara Jessica Crane Victoria Davis Joey Kotick Leff Erica Reaves Elizabeth Exline Sinclair Jennifer Good Skrobarcek Chelsea Woods

Anonymous (2) Teresa Eigel Megan Fitzmartin Alyssa Denisky Zoellner

Class of 2001

Class of 2010

Anonymous Cristan Edwards Kathryn Logan Ashley Love JoAnna Fu Simek

Alexandra Martin

2023

Class of 2012

Emma Kim Kathleen Quigley

Class of 1987

Class of 1994 – 25th Reunion

Jenny Corotis Barnes Rebecca DeGraaf Mary Sheppard Jones Marla Krupman Shelagh Connor Shapiro Elizabeth Simmons Julie Solomon

Rachel Cashdollar Bennett Katharine Carlin Giller Karen Lurie Jones April Zimmerman Katz Kristen Bibart McCabe Susan Mitchell Dayna Baird Payne Dara Pizzuti Melanie Katz Schottenstein

Class of 1982

Class of 1988

Keely Ayres Blair Bethel Raleigh Burges Burgess Catherine Colinvaux Sarah Quillin Wagner

Cecily Chester Alexander Jane Kessler Lennox Alyson Neugebauer Mandel Sarah Rubenstein Kimberly Williams

Class of 1983

Class of 1989 – 30th Reunion

Lucy Ackley Elizabeth Carlin Lucy Morris Crotty Lisa Mueller Greene Andrea Zid Salmi

Emily Alonso-Taub Margaret Forbes Baker Eleanor Ackley Brandt Karen Saah Megan Kelleher Seitchik Louisa Wood Shields Elizabeth Siemer

Class of 1996

Class of 1990

Class of 1997

Class of 1981

Class of 1984 – 35th Reunion Catherine Kessler Chatas Ngina Chiteji Colleen Duffy Stephanie Skestos Gabriele Laurel Marks Alicia Wilcox Prokos Julie Schottenstein Saar Elizabeth Sellers Sarai Brachman Shoup Kathleen Carberry Skestos Christine Thorne, M.D. Susan Weiler Julie Ewart Wichlin

Class of 1985 Katherine Addison Robin Ives Canowitz Emily Johnston Dubé Felicia Garland-Jackson Rebecca Coomer Minkin Pam Prouty Sarah Ryan Lindsay Lawrence Sears Angela Thyer

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Amy Bodiker Baskes Jennifer Bullock Elizabeth Emens Julia Kim Laura Crabbe Rosenberg

Class of 1991 Anonymous (2) Lynn Daubenspeck Casto Marjorie Sanford Crouse Kimberly Lowe Hall Sarah Hall Heidi Ruben Kleinman Rebecca Schuller Wilsusen

Class of 1992 Anonymous Marya Goldberg Cassandra Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson Tiffany Burton Duncan Meghan Baird Hunter Tensing Maa Leslie Siegel McCarthy Laurie Snyder Lisa Yacso Vanover

Anonymous Alyson Ferber Abramson Jennifer Ull Frey Chloe Metz Heidi Reiner Nowalany Ellen Marie Pizzuti Aris Rosh Katherine Taub Peggy Williams

Class of 1995 Clare Willoughby Ceballos Lyndsey Fish Gelhaus Melissa Huffman Audra Longert Kathleen Piazza Matney

Babette Davis Sarah Sofia Knepp Karen Lui Keely McDonald JoVonna Moxley-Knapp Liz Ratliff

Anonymous Anonymous (2) Emily Bartz Costello Courtney Druen Erin Hiller Vassy Stacy Wolery Marcus Elizabeth Simson Weinstein Julie Ferber Zuckerman

Class of 1998 Kacey Chappelear Anastasia Staten

Class of 1999 – 20th Reunion Lisa Benson Meuse Alissa Schottenstein Simon Julia Stevenson Amy Westwater Sullivan Nancy Kohler Wilkins

Class of 2002 Wendy Fahey Currier Jessica Orlov Ketner Lauren Yen Leahy Francesca Russo

Class of 2003 Emily Allen Cowles Marjorie Yano

Class of 2004 – 15th Reunion Adrienne Berner Constance Bowen Borro Elizabeth Fiorile Lacey Greenwalt Christine Guenther Lindsey Innes Emily Kasler Emily Wightman O’Reilly

Class of 2005 Allison Ansari Erica Brillson Jillian Diamond Gliksberg Maria Dixon LeBlanc Laura Perry Christa Roundhouse Reurink Stephanie Ross Georgia Ruch

Class of 2006 Anonymous Lauren Keny Detjen Charity Fluharty Frances Lazarus Ashley Todaro Tally Wolff

Class of 2007 Sara Winters Kehoe

2019 Sarah Greskovich Anna Ray Ziegler

Class of 2009 – 10th Reunion

2020

Karmell Brown Caroline Elia Laura Raines

Erin Solomon

Sophie Chatas Madeleine Livingston Whitney Mahan Robin Smith Sarah Taylor

Class of 2013 Adele Anderson Natalie Feldman Madeline Hadley Kendall Smith Elizabeth Thompson Victoria Ungvarsky

Class of2014 – 5th Reunion Emily Bichsel Madeline Kaufman Autumn Pu Claire Weiler

2021 McKenna Merriman

2024 Madi Kim

2027 Laila Chahine

2028 Zoe Keeling Erin McCormick

2030 Eva Gurevitz

2031 Ava Chahine Maggie Christine

2032

Class of 2015

Cecilia Olsen

Anonymous Mary Anne Click Julia Mackessy

Faculty and Staff

Class of 2016 Olivia Feldman Jessica Giller Avery Hinson Eleanor Smith Eliya Smith

Class of 2017 McKenzie Yates

Class of 2018 Ella Fronk Grace Weiler

Anonymous (15) Allison Abell Kate Alexander Brigid Arace Kathy Bapst Rachel Barends Agnes Becker Liz Bishara Julie Biswas Jenna Blackwell Abigail Blosser Elizabeth Blosser Nichole Bondi Connie Borro Sarah Brewer Amanda Bunten Shelby Butz Jennifer Ciccarelli Sarah Cole Kristen Cook Joseph Danielewicz

Janetta Davis Shea Davis Sean Delaney Xiaoli Doty Julie Eikenberry Betsy Esser Jessica Fries-Gaither Elizabeth Garcia Pam Garrett Jennifer Glimpse Betsy Gugle Paige Gullett Amy Hartman Pam Hartshorne Meghan Hattaway Megan Henry Stephanie Hill Devie Hiller Scott Hook Nicole Johnson Keith Klingenberg Isaac Klopfenstein Ron Krupa Serena Lett Jennifer Li Meghan MacMillan Vincent Maite Regan Mazak Rachael McCloskey Jennifer McCormick Ann Marie McDonnell Joe McLain Bill Miller Patricia Miranda Jenny Morgan Susan O’Connor Frank O’Grady Elizabeth Page Tammy Pedon Suzanne Pfeiffer Trish Priest Steve Pryor Linda Resch Christa Reurink Annie Ruefle Staci Schulte Karen Scranton Katie Seese Ben Simon Linda Swarlis Kevin Sweeney Lynn Sweeney Heather Tiefenthaler Lauren Todd Leonie Turack Meghan VanCleve Leah Weintraub Chelsea Woods Ping Wu Debbie Yoho

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Grandparents Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Fadhil Abbousy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Donald Auble Mr. Richard Bauer Ms. Linda N. Benson Mr. and Mrs. James Brennan Judy and David Canowitz Dr. and Mrs. Robert Carbonara Mr. Philip E. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Lee Christine Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Ms. Mary Ciccarelli Arthur and Elaine Cryer Ms. Bonita Darrah Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deans Nikki Deloss Mr. and Mrs. George Demosthenous Ms. Valorie Dillard Karole Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dunn Mr. and Mrs. James D. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Jim Engbers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fauber Mr. and Mrs. James B. Feibel Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher Ms. Crystal Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Fox Barbara and Gary Giller Herb and DeeDee Glimcher Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Goldberg Ms. Elaine Grossman Jack Guy and Cynthia Price Mrs. Emily Hall Dwight Hibbard Janet Howie Mr. Fred Hungerford Ms. Constance Hunter Pureza Jacaban Ms. Sharon Jackson JoAnn Jennings Mr. Harold Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones Mary Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Randy Klein Mrs. Barbara Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Allan G. Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Andy Laile Leah Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lindberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerald Livingston Mrs. Cheryl Williams Lucks ’62 and Mr. John Lucks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lurie Ms. Linda Mahan Mr. Bishua Mainali Sabitree Mainali Mr. Gerard Marcom Mrs. Molly Kauffman Marsh ’64 and Mr. Don Marsh Patsy and Woods Martin

Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Maurer The Reverend and Mrs. Andrew J. Mazak Mrs. Beverly M. McCaskill Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClurg Mrs. Sandy McCormick Ms. Elizabeth Crane ’69 and Mr. Richard McKee Walter and Cynthia McLarty Mr. and Mrs. George McVey David and Mo Meuse Ms. Judy Miller Ms. Susan Payton Mr. and Mrs. Winston C. Perry Mrs. Sue Popadych Mr. and Mrs. Rich Reichanadter Mr. and Mrs. William M. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose Rita and Roger Ross Mr. Jerome Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schiff Marie Schoettmer Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Scott Susan and Christopher Scott Mr. and Mrs. Donald Seeley Mike and Carolyn Shalter Paul and Myra Sharfin Pauline and Milton Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shuff Al and Louise Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Siemer Kim Siriporn Marilyn and Jack Skolds Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Smoot, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Stuntz Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey Swartz Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne Mr. and Ms. Renny Tyson, Sr. Pete and Mary Rose Weiland Mr. Hugh N. Westwater Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilkinson Xiujuan Xue Mrs. Linda Johnson Ziegler ’57

Past Grandparents Mary Jane Dawes Bolon ’54 and Thomas M. Bolon Mr. and Mrs. Merom and Judy Brachman ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carberry Jim Crane Mrs. Ann DeLong ’54 Mrs. Charleen Noyes Hinson The Reverend Jane Power Mykrantz ’52 and Mr. Kiehner Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kessler Mrs. Jane Krastel Mr. and Mrs. James M. Merkel Ms. Aida S. Montano Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Pizzuti

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Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Rice Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler Mr. David F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ziegler Mrs. Richard S. Zimmerman

Parents of Alumnae Anonymous (2) Anonymous (9) Mr. and Mrs. Stanford M. Ackley Mrs. Ursula and Mr. James F. Allen Dr. and Mrs. Taylan Altan Drs. Kathleen Sandman and Peter Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ansley Tim and Elizabeth Arnold Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arthur Sine-Marie and John G. Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Frederik S. Barends Ms. Lynda J. Heyl and Mr. Lester E. Barnhart Mrs. Richard G. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Eileen Becknell Ms. Linda N. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berry Mr. and Mrs. Arun K. Biswas Mr. and Mrs. John K. Bitler Janis Block ’71 Ms. Shelley Boales Constance A. Bodiker ’54 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. and Penny Masters Boes Mr. and Mrs. Dalton E. Bosley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Merom and Judy Brachman ’56 Dr. Marian Burns ’75 H. Jay and Robin Ives Canowitz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carberry Mr. Philip E. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Chappelear Geoffrey S. and Katie Chatas Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Mrs. Sandra W. Cohen Dr. Maria P. Congbalay Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Cook, Jr. Mrs. Helen S. Cook Mr. Mark Corna Jim Crane Mrs. Heidi F. Currier Alan and Louise Davidson Vivian and Jack Davis Dr. Juliet Taylor and Mr. Michael Davis Mrs. Ann DeLong ’54 Mr. Peter Denisky Elaine and Edward DeVennish Dr. Susan Diduk Frank L. Dunham Mr. and Mrs. David A. Durell Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Durley

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Edwards J. Richard Emens and Beatrice Wolper Richard and Patricia Evans Timothy and Marilu Faber Drs. George and Abigail Faerber Steve and Nancy Falk Mr. and Mrs. James B. Feibel Paula M. Fenner ’74 Deborah E. Fergus Mr. Michael Flynn and Ms. Diane Hoenig Brian and Nancy Flynn Cindy Folio (Raabe) Mike Frank Anne Fullarton Ms. Sandra Mendel Furman ’71 Herb and DeeDee Glimcher Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Gorman Babette T. Gorman ’69 Anne C. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John Groeber Dr. Richard Gumina and Dr. Patricia Witman Jack Guy and Cynthia Price Lydia C. Hadley Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Harris The Henry Hauser Family Dr. Patricia T. Hayot Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon Ms. Martha Hester Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Hiller Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Hinson Dr. Jiang Hua and Mrs. Huiqing Fang Mrs. Alice Hunt Ms. Judith K. Isaac Mrs. Nancy K. Jeffrey The Reverend Jane Power Mykrantz ’52 and Mr. Kiehner Johnson Ann Joyce ’69 Mrs. Holly Schottenstein Kastan ’74 and Mr. Bradley Kastan Mr. Stanley H. Katz Dr. Naomi Kayne and Mr. Daniel Kayne Mrs. Celeste A. Keates Holschuh Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kessler Mr. Stephen Keyes and Ms. Lauren Bonfield Mrs. Linda Klayman Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Knott Mrs. Jane Krastel Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kurtz III Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Lacroix III Mrs. Mary Lou Lawrence Mrs. Mary Lazarus Mrs. Julie M. Lennon Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Lint Anthony and Marianne Lisska

Mrs. Cheryl Williams Lucks ’62 and Mr. John Lucks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lurie Dr. and Mrs. Tasos and Tina Manokas Mr. and Mrs. John R. Marshall III Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Maurer Mrs. Beverly M. McCaskill Ms. Elizabeth Crane ’69 and Mr. Richard McKee Walter and Cynthia McLarty Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Meade Ms. Marcia Smith Miller ’71 and Mr. Kevin Eigel Jamie Crane and Tim Miller Ms. Aida S. Montano Dr. and Mrs. James W. Murakami Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Murnane Mia Murphy Julie P. Myers and John E. Myers Mr. John Narcross and Ms. Susan Zoldak Mrs. Donald W. Nelson Bernard A. and Kathleen M. Ostrowski Mrs. Nancy A. Page Murahari and Naveena Paladugu Dr. and Mrs. C. Bayard B. Paschall, III Dr. Linda Swarlis and Dr. Gary Piggrem Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Pizzuti Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Powers Mr. David Presper and Mrs. Catharine Moritz Presper Mrs. Mary Lou Wead Quillin ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Quinn Ms. Lisa A. Reaves Paul and Sheila O’Donnell Reiner Mr. and Mrs. David Resch Mr. and Mrs. William M. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Rice Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Riley Hugh and Bonnie Roberts Dr. and Mrs. John L. Robinson Linda and Gary Rominski Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Rosen Ms. Jane Arthur Roslovic ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Milo M. Rouse, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Rupp Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Sanford Mr. Dewey A. Sehring Ms. Beth Byers Sells ’70 Mike and Carolyn Shalter Mark R. Shanahan and J. Pari Sabety Mr. Sharfin and Dr. Cook Martha Shaw Al and Louise Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Siemer Mr. and Mrs. Kent Simmons Doug and Joyce Simson Karen Scranton and Russell Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Smith

Steve and Lynne Smith Lavea Brachman and Andrew O. Smith John S. and Elizabeth C. Sokol Mr. and Mrs. H. Grant Stephenson Mr. Craig Stuntz Colleen Nissl and Roger Sugarman Paul and Diane Swoboda Mr. Marwan Tantash and Mrs. Neveen Masoud Mrs. Catherine H. Taub Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne Mrs. James R. Thorson Brian and Beth Tierney Mary Ulbrich Ms. Susan Tomasky and Mr. Ronald Ungvarsky Webb and Liz Flynn Vorys Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner Frank Wang and Anne Pu Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weiler Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler Mr. Hugh N. Westwater Mr. Mark Wilder and Ms. Dana Sims Mr. and Mrs. William S. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. Mr. David F. Williams David B. and Bobbi Wilson Jim and Kim Rice Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Franck G. Wobst Angela An and Don Wolery Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Wolman Margie and Tom Yatsko Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Young Mrs. Linda Johnson Ziegler ’57

Former and Retired Faculty and Staff Dr. and Mrs. Taylan Altan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Eileen Becknell Constance A. Bodiker ’54 Mary Jane Dawes Bolon ’54 and Thomas M. Bolon Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Mr. W. Thomas Farquhar Kay Fetters Ms. Jane H. Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Hall Mrs. Margaret Herrmann Ms. Karen G. James Ms. Mary Ann Leonard Mrs. Anne Lodge Ms. Elizabeth Crane ’69 and Mr. Richard McKee Ms. Mary W. Muryn Marilyn and Phil Parker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Powell Jack Guy and Cynthia Price Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Riley Ms. Susan J. Rollings Martha Shaw Ms. Charlotte Stiverson ’76

CSG Organizations CSG Alumnae Association CSG Faculty Sabbatical Fund CSG MS Field Hockey CSG Parents’ Association CSG Senior Class Gift CSG Student Council

Companies, Foundations, Matching Gifts, and Organizations Anonymous (5) 30 Dilly Tree LLC Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan Acloche LLC Allstate The Giving Campaign American Electric Power American Endowment Foundation Ameriprise Financial Apple Matching Gifts Program Arkay Foundation Inc. Ayco Charitable Foundation The Baird Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund Cardinal Health Foundation Charles Schwab The Columbus Foundation Eleanor L. Craig Bowsher Fund Columbus School for Girls Scholarship and Faculty Fund Davis - Cook Fund John C. Fergus Family Fund Patti Harrison Snyder and Jimmy Harrison Memorial Fund Fred S. Kotte, Jr. and Rose E. Kotte Charitable Fund The Anne H. Melvin Fund Donna L. Stafford Scholarship Fund Charlotte and Richard Witkind Fund Columbus Jewish Foundation Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo Community Foundation of Louisville Depository, Inc. Crane Group Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Dresden Sister City, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Franklin Park Conservatory Galion Education Association Greater Horizons The Hildreth Foundation, Inc. Raymond James Charitable Endowment Jewish Foundation of Austin JX2

Kimball Midwest L Brands McGraw-Hill Education Shirley & William S. McIntyre Foundation Medical Restoration Solutions LLC Morgan Stanley National Christian Foundation Ohio Nationwide Foundation Network for Good Olive Tree Foundation for Girls T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Charles Schwab Schwab Charitable Fund The Siemer Family Foundation The Springfield Foundation Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Tierney Family Foundation TRUiST United Way of Central Ohio U.S. Bank Foundation Employee Matching Gift Program U.S. Chairtable Gift Trust Vanguard Vanguard Charitable Verizon Foundation Wilkinson Foundation Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Wolfe Associates, Inc. Yenkin-Majestic Paint Corp. YourCause

Friends of CSG Anonymous Ms. Carol Weston and Mr. Robert Ackerman Mr. Sean Alexander Ms. Jill Alexander Kathleen Ronan Bartley Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Basalyga Mr. and Mrs. Leo Biscuso Jessica Booth Brad and Jana Bradford Mr. and Ms. William A. Briggs, Jr. S. Vining Brooks Sharon C. Cameron Kayla Cardenas Cindy Casserly Mr. Frank Cook Sarah Corrigan Mary Croft Ms. Joan Cummins Mrs. and Mr. Connie Dan Charla and Ralph Devine Mr. and Mrs. John Dilley Ms. Cindy Do Ms. Jenny Do Judith Downing Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dunn Peggy S. Edwards Ms. Cindy Elmore

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Mr. John C. Fergus, Jr. Karen Fox Mr. and Mrs. Tod Friedman Rachel Friedman Sen Gao Elayne Gunder Mr. Richard Henry Dr. Laura D. Hill Ms. Lori Horne Mr. James Jir and Ms. Alicia Newcom Ms. Julie F. Johnson Wendy Kamman Rachel Klein Mr. John Kromalic Ms. Jennifer Kuntz Deborah Kuzawa Nona Lee Angel Lemke Ms. Joellen Mapp Mr. and Mrs. Craig Martens Shari Martin Mr. Cory X. McNair Nichole McNair Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mount Ms. Corlis Murray Mr. Greg Newcom Mr. Justin Newcom and Ms. Claire Plagge Karen Newcom Mr. and Ms. Ryan Newcom Sandy Newcom Cassandra Patterson Mr. John M. Perryman, Jr Ms. Maria Pflasterer Catherine Booher Poag Mr. William J. Pohlman and Ms. Lisa M. Keder Beverly Posy Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Price Mr. Nicholas Reeb Anne Ross Toyla Rudd Kelley Sargent Edith Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond. Scott Mr. Jason Seeley Ashley Sinram Mr. Ben Slay Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Sloan Norma Smith Mr. David Sollars Tamy Solomon Robert G. Stafford, Esq. Katherine Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Stickney Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stockwell Jessica Sullivan Ms. Nicole Swayne Mr. Ken Van Pelt Pastor Donald J. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Jack Way Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Wexner Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. White Mr. Nicholas Wiedersetz

Amanda Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wolman Liz Young David Zeuch Nancy Zink

Gifts-in-Kind Sen Gao Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Denise Glimcher JX2 Promotions, LLC Chris and Gina Olsen Ben Simon

Memorials In memory of Dorothy Hubbard Appleton ’27 Mrs. Frank E. Fortkamp ’59 In memory of John Ayres Ms. Keely Ayres ’82 In memory of Cleo Backus Mike and Carolyn Shalter In memory of Nonnie Beach Booher ’40 Catherine Booher Poag In memory of Michael Burton Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon Mike and Carolyn Shalter In memory of Melissa Claprood ’97 Aris Rosh In Memory of Elizabeth O’Leary Corson” “Candace Corson ’69 In memory of Michael Dehlendorf Ms. Laura E. Dehlendorf ’78 In memory of Mr. James M. L. Ferber Mrs. Alyson Ferber Abramson ’94 Bernard A. and Kathleen M. Ostrowski In memory of C. Edgar Fry Ms. Carol Weston and Mr. Robert Ackerman In memory of Christina Gee Judith Downing Mr. Craig Stuntz Wendy Kamman John Perryman Anne Ross Edith Schmitz Norma Smith Katherine Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Stuntz In memory of Edith Greentree Ms. Christine Davis ’72 In memory of Helen Fowler Hamer ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Geoffrion In memory of Nancy K. Jeffrey Anonymous (2)

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Ms. Carol Weston and Mr. Robert Ackerman Ms. Lucy L. Ackley ’83 Mrs. Deborah Willi Addison ’77 Mrs. Karen Daugherty Boyd ’77 Jana Bradford Joan Briggs S. Brooks Sharon C. Cameron Ms. Christine Davis ’72 Vivian and Jack Davis J. Richard Emens and Beatrice Wolper Mrs. Jeanne Ferguson Fansler ’72 Mrs. Julie Feibel Friedlander ’75 Mrs. Judy Roth Garel ’51 Barbara and Gary Giller Barbara (Babs) Summer Glazier ’70 Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Hall Dr. Patricia T. Hayot Laura Hill Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Hinson Ms. Judith K. Isaac The Reverend Jane Power Mykrantz ’52 and Mr. Kiehner Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Debora Kane Mrs. Celeste A. Keates Holschuh Mrs. Catherine Chapin Kobacker Mrs. Mary Lazarus Regan and Andrew Mazak Jamie Crane and Tim Miller Marilyn and Phil Parker Mr. William J. Pohlman and Ms. Lisa M. Keder Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Rice Melanie and Eric J. Schottenstein Ms. Beth Byers Sells ’70 Mr. John K. Stephan Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Stickney Mr. and Mrs. Rick Stockwell Colleen Nissl and Roger Sugarman Ms. Susan Tomasky and Mr. Ronald Ungvarsky Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Williams Jim and Kim Rice Wilson Wolfe Associates, Inc. Liz Young Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ziegler In memory of MaryAnne Jones Ms. Bonita Darrah In memory of Leigh Ann Jordan ’93 Ms. Aida S. Montano Mrs. Heidi Reiner Nowalany ’94

In memory of Alan Longert Mrs. Clare Willoughby Ceballos ’95 and Mr. Michael Ceballos Mrs. Lyndsey Fish Gelhaus ’95 Mrs. Kathleen Piazza Matney ’95 In memory of Norma Hoagland Loving ’48 Mrs. Kristen Loving Kellas ’80 In memory of Miranda Marvin ’59 Mrs. Frank E. Fortkamp ’59 In memory of Janet Miller McCulloch ’71 The Reverend Holly Wilson Whitcomb ’71 In memory of Lynne Miller-Gold ’74 Ms. Stephanie Burchfield ’74 In memory of Roberta (Bobbie) A. Ruch ’71 Mrs. Jillian Diamond Gliksberg ’05 In memory of Dewey Sehring Constance A. Bodiker ’54 Charla and Ralph Devine Galion Education Association Ms. Judith K. Isaac Carol Mount In memory of Dorothy Sehring Kathleen Ronan Bartley Sarah Corrigan David Zeuch In memory of Tara Siren ’94 Mrs. Heidi Reiner Nowalany ’94 In memory of Courtney Lee Smith ’08 Ms. Teresa C. Eigel ’08 Karen and Gregory Smith In memory of Jodi Spiers ’79 Lisa Young Lee ’79 In memory of Virginia Tice Thomas ’31 Peggy S. Edwards In memory of Shirle Nesbitt Westwater ’36 Mr. Hugh N. Westwater

In honor of Feibel Family Bernard A. and Kathleen M. Ostrowski

In honor of Lanah McNamara Miller ’57 Constance A. Bodiker ’54

Golden Unicorn Society

In honor of Kay Fetters Cindy and Robert Baker

In honor of Lynne Miller-Gold ’74 Mrs. Jennifer Poulton Rose ’74

In honor of Sarah Greskovich ’19 Christine Thorne, MD ’84 Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne

In honor of Deborah Morton ’99 Anonymous

CSG remains ever grateful to those who have included the school in their estate plans, providing support for future generations of Unicorns by ensuring the education of central Ohio’s exceptional young women learners and leaders.

In honor of Elaine Grossman Mr. Adam Gurevitz and Mrs. Stacy Grossman In honor of Colleen Hernon ’26 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones In honor of Mary Hernon ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones In Honor of Devie Hiller Jennifer Nelson Carney In honor of Pamela Johnson ’59 Mrs. Frank E. Fortkamp ’59 In honor of Charlotte Power Kessler ’61 Ms. Sophie H. Chatas ’12 In honor of John Kessler Ms. Sophie H. Chatas ’12 Aris Rosh In honor of Tracy Kessler Cindy and Robbie Baker In honor of Melissa Klayman-Schmidt ’99 Mrs. Linda Klayman In honor of Nancy Wolfe Lane ’57 Constance A. Bodiker ’54 In honor of Molly Leahy ’31 Ms. Emily Kasler ’04 In Honor of Jill Levy ’70 Susan Madden Leach In honor of Clara Livingston ’19 Ms. Madeleine W. Livingston ’12 In honor of Rick Livingston Ms. Madeleine W. Livingston ’12 Patsy and Woods Martin

Tributes

In honor of Margaret Asomaning Mahrer ’82 Mrs. Sandra W. Cohen

In honor of Susan Asomaning ’80 Mrs. Sandra W. Cohen

In honor of Molly Kauffman Marsh ’64 Elayne Gunder

In honor of Laura Eileen Barnhart ’02 Les Barnhart and Lynda Heyl

In honor of Mary Pat Martin Ms. Madeleine W. Livingston ’12 Patsy and Woods Martin

In honor of Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Mrs. Louisa Wood Shields ’89 In honor of Jordan Davis Ashley Sinram In honor of Chloe Fauber ’19 Ms. Kimberly Fauber

In honor of Rebecca Morton ’05 Anonymous In honor of Natalie Raabe ’98 Cindy Folio (Raabe) In honor of Janet Knight Rauschenberger ’90 Elizabeth Emens ’90 In honor of Ben Simon Mr. Jonathan S. Barnes and Ms. Jenny Corotis Barnes ’81 In honor of Susan T. Powell Cindy and Robert Baker Mr. and Mrs. Aman Singh In honor of Charlotte Stiverson ’76 Ms. Erica Brillson ’05 Ms. Susan J. Rollings In honor of Kevin Sweeney Dr. Susanne G. Perry and Mr. Thad R. Perry In honor of Marjorie Copeland Taylor ’47 The Reverend Jane Power Mykrantz ’52 and Mr. Kiehner Johnson In honor of Christine Thorne, M.D. ’84 Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne In honor of Tiarra Wade ’04 Mary Croft In honor of Bonnie Warburton Ms. Robon Warburton Donaldson ’80 In honor of Diana Durley Welling ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Dale H. Durley In honor of Lisa Miller Westwater ’71 Ms. Sandra Mendel Furman ’71 In honor of Margie Barton Williams ’57 Constance A. Bodiker ’54 In honor of Franck Wobst Samantha Eileen Wolf In honor of Linda Johnson Ziegler ’57 Constance A. Bodiker ’54

Golden Unicorn Society Members Anonymous (2) Mrs. Ursula and Mr. James F. Allen Betsy Kurtz Argo ’63 Mrs. Chiffone Bailey Gloria Jean Beal Susan Berry Constance A. Bodiker ’54 Mrs. Thomas M. Bolon (Mary Jane Dawes ’54) Melissa Bruhn ’83 Julie C. Budden ’86 Raleigh Burges Burgess ’82 Betsy Carlin ’83 Mrs. Philip E. Carlin (Sally R. Carlin) Mrs. John V. Chapman Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Sally Crane Cox ’75 Mrs. Robert L. Culp (Laura Bailey ’78) Jennifer Rose Damme ’73 Constance Crabbe Dehlendorf ’55 Mrs. E. Craig DeLong (Annabet Rector ’54) Monin Lopez Dreebin ’59 Susan Foley ’76 Helen Hamer Geoffrion ’56 Barbara (Babs) Summer Glazier ’70 Babette T. Gorman ’69 Mr. William M. Grant Mrs. Stephen M. Halliday (Betty Reynolds ’49) Margaret Knies Handley ’55 Mrs. Alfred H. Harmon (Suzanne Bowman ’48) Mrs. Edward Hartenian (Luella Hamilton ’54) Barbara B. Havens Dr. Patricia Toomey Hayot Linda Hillman-Helgert Lynn Balshone Jacobs ’60

Nancy Jeffrey Debby and Ira Kane Mrs. Donn A. Kieft (Betty Davis ’47) Mrs. Gilman D. Kirk, Jr. (Sandra Ackley ’60) Anne Werum Lambright ’68 Carla Pollack Lane ’64 Nancy Wolfe Lane ’57 Frances Lazarus ’06 Lisa Young Lee ’79 Jill Levy ’70 The Reverend Tracey Lind ’72 Mrs. Bruce C. Lorig (Andrea Smith ’56) Mrs. George R. L. Meiling, (Susan Culter ’61) Seton Melvin ’78 Debbie Betz Mertz ’84 Vuoch Tan Minnich ’93 Mr. Robert J.G. Morton Jane Power Mykrantz ’52 Muffy Hamilton Parsons ’74 Susannah Slade Pierce ’54 Jean W. Rice Mrs. Thomas N. Ryan (Lynn Haverick ’59) Mrs. Edwin W. Salzman (Nancy Lurie ’50) Lesley Wilson Schaab ’70 Mary Larrick Schmertz ’67 Mrs. Charles P. Scott (Tana Sue Sterrett ’61) Louisa Lloyd Wood Shields ’89 Mrs. Cheryl Simon Mrs. Stephen Soler Carrie Montague Stanny ’78 Mr. Yin Hong Tan Mrs. John W. Tolley (Barbara Lang ’54) Mary Jane Trapp ’74 Zoe Van Dyke ’07 Mrs. Nichols Vorys (Ellen Stoneman ’43) Catherine Kurtz Vrenna ’88 Elizabeth Cook Werth ’65 Mrs. J. Ralston Werum (Jane Mitcheltree ’43) Mrs. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. (Margaret Barton ’57) Ann McElroy Wright ’40 Marjorie Wright ’73 Caron C. Zand ’74 Ann Hedges Zucker ’77

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