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Forte et Gratum Columbus School for Girls

AUTUMN/WINTER 2016

Inspiring Girls.

Cultivating Leaders.

CSG’S STRATEGIC PLAN

2016-2021

Columbus School for Girls BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2016-2017

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ronald A. (Rocky) Robins, Jr., Board Chair Michael Glimcher, Vice Chair Lisa Young, Treasurer and Finance Chair Timothy Miller, Secretary Liz Zimmerman Donaldson ’92, Development Chair Cecily Alexander ’88, Nominating & Board Governance Chair Glenda Harrison, Diversity Chair Jill Levy ’70, National Alumnae Chair/At Large Christopher Graham, At Large John Sokol, At Large

BOARD MEMBERS Carrie Birch

David Paragas

Jordan Davis

Robert Polite, D.O.

Steve Falk

Ira Sharfin

Jonathan Feibel, M.D.

Davina Shayani

David Feinberg

Elizabeth Siemer ’89

Kate Giller ’87

Lynne Smith

Kimberly Hall ’91

Webb Vorys

Nancy Jeffrey, Lifetime Member

Mark Wagenbrenner

David McCurdy

Kim Rice Wilson ’80

Susan Merryman

Patti Ziegler

Lavea Brachman ’80, Ex Officio/Immediate Past Chair Jennifer Ciccarelli, Ex Officio/Head of School

EX OFFICIO

CSG STAFF

Kacey Chappelear ’98, Alumnae Board President

Dana Booth, Chief Development Officer

Ami Carmon, Co-President Parents’ Association

Julie Eikenberry, Chief Financial Officer

Jim Wilson, Co-President Parents’ Association

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IN THIS ISSUE 2 LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

23 ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS

3 SIGNIFICANTLY CSG

24 ALUMNAE SUMMER PICNIC

8 INTRODUCING CSG’S 5-YEAR STRATEGIC PLAN

25 CLASS NEWS

10 FEATURE: THE PATHWAY OF IDENTITY

42 CONGRATULATIONS AND SYMPATHIES

12 FEATURE: KIRK CAMPUS

44 ALUMNAE BOARD LETTER

16 2016 COMMENCEMENT

45 ANNUAL REPORT

18 FACULTY AND STAFF NEWS

IBC CLASS OF 2016 COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES

22 ALUMNAE HONORS AND AWARDS

A LETTER FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL The concept of strategic planning can be challenging, to say the least, particularly in schools.

The pace of life is so fast that as soon as you attempt to step away from the day-to-day so that you can “be strategic” and “plan,” the plan itself is out of date! Excellent schools like CSG are carried along, in part, by a mission that is compelling and relevant over time—even significant amounts of time—118 years, in the case of CSG. While much remains unchanged, so much does change—sometimes in ways that feel like evolution, sometimes in ways that feel like revolution—as we continuously strive to best serve our students. The opportunity to come together as a community to discuss what has changed and what remains the same serves as an important marker for schools that seek to proactively meet the needs of their students. Even a cursory look at the world we currently inhabit is all one needs to be assured that a school that “empowers girls to discover their distinct potential as learners and leaders” is as compelling and important now as it was in 1898 when Ms. Scott and Ms. Kelley founded CSG. CSG’s strategic plan, Inspiring Girls, Cultivating Leaders, reflects both the ideals set forth by Miss Scott and Miss Kelley and the imperatives for a world-class all-girls’ school in the 21st century. To provide an excellent educational experience for girls, we know they need not only an exceptional academic foundation, but they also need the skills and habits of heart and mind that will ensure their success in the world beyond CSG. Inspiring Girls, Cultivating Leaders does just that.

Lead, Deepen, Flourish, and Thrive Several compelling ideas emerged from eighteen months of research, surveys, focus groups, SWOT (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, threats) analyses, and interviews.

Those ideas have been captured by four overarching concepts in our strategic plan: Lead, Deepen, Flourish, and Thrive. Each of these concepts illuminates goals for an area of the school that, when achieved, will not only set CSG apart from schools in central Ohio, but will also rival excellent independent schools across the country in the ways we prepare our students for their place as leaders. CSG can and should be a national model demonstrating how girls develop the skills and dispositions to be women of influence in a global context, shaping their communities for the greater good.

What an honor it is to share this plan with you now! This issue of Forte et Gratum focuses on elements of the strategic plan, highlighting ways CSG empowers girls to discover their distinct potential as learners and leaders. As we implement our plan, we will share updates and news with you on our website. We hope that you will follow our progress there, and that you will visit campus to see us fulfilling that mission in real time!

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Jennifer Ciccarelli Head of School

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Middle School students get a head start on writing their memoirs with author Larry Smith Who says you have to be a certain age to write your memoir? Not Larry Smith. In October, the author and creator of the Six-Word Memoirs project joined Forms VI, VII, and VIII in the Unicorn Theater to help the Middle School students tell their life stories.

“I’ve rarely been in a room where people wanted to grab the mic more,” Smith said. “These girls unleashed unfettered joy in sharing these brief stories of their life (and I think having no boys around made them feel more empowered and unfiltered).”

The Six-Word Memoirs project debuted under SMITH Magazine in November 2006. Since then, according to the website, nearly 1 million short stories have been shared on Six-Word Memoirs and the related SMITH Teens. Smith

Author Larry Smith and CSG Middle School Students

says he wanted to spark conversation, encourage people to share their stories, and through Six in Schools, help teach the Important lesson of the value of self-expression. At CSG, the program was made possible through support from the Charlotte Lazarus Witkind Fund for the Pleasures

6 six-word memoirs from Forms VI, VII, and VIII:

of Reading, an endowed fund that helps to bring authors 2-3 times each school year.

So small and insignificant, or not

After hearing the short stories of others in Smith’s presentation, students participated in a “Six-Word Slam”, passing around a microphone so that they could share their six-word stories. The exercise provided a lot of fun, some big laughs, and occasionally a raised eyebrow as students

The world is loco; be yourself Keep your coins, I won’t change

got to know their classmates in a new way. Smith tells us he discovered just as much as he delivered that day, something he noted as he reflected on his interaction with one of the CSG students he met after giving his talk.

“She is a young girl on her way to becoming whatever it is that

Doing well, but miss the horses No, you can’t have my food

she wants to be. For her, for the other wonderful students at CSG, for all the young girls everywhere who are learning to

I live to kill my fears

own and tell their stories, I am grateful and hopeful.”

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Significantly CSG Middle School Theater Presents A Senior Life Skills Program Midsummer Night’s Dreamadvocate and volunteer Families, friends, and faculty crowded into the Agnes Jeffrey Shedd Theater on October 14 and 15 for the Middle School production of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The classic comedy received a modern update in the adaptation by CSG Theater and Drama Teacher Liz Bishara. It was CSG’s first production of the 2016-2017 school year, and proved to be a beautiful evening of magic and fun and the perfect way raise the curtain on a new theater season.

Gabriella Cain ’21 and Esther Woda ’21 in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Photographing Physics: Upper School Students Recognized in 2016 Photo Contest Six Columbus School for Girls physics students, Maddie Everett, Abby Kaye, Claire Kemp, Natalie Keyes, Mina Shahinfar, and Maddie Weaver, were recognized for having one of the top 100 photos in the 2016 American Association of Physics Teachers’ High School Physics Photo Contest.

The contest provides teachers and students an opportunity to learn about the physics behind natural and contrived situations by creating visual and written illustrations of various physical concepts.

The seniors’ pictures were chosen from over 800 entries from all over the world. The top 100 photos were displayed at the 2016 AAPT Summer Meeting in Sacramento, CA, this past July where attendees were able to vote on them. Claire Kemp’s submission, Apples to Apples, was featured in the recently released 2017 High School Physics Photo Contest Calendar.

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Glass Home by Maddie Everett ’17

Musical Mirror by Abby Kaye ’17

Apples to Apples by Claire Kemp ’17

The Blue Period by Natalie Keyes ’17

Peace Yo by Mina Shahinfar ’17

Flappin’ in the Wind by Maddie Weaver ’17

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Significantly CSG Five Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists and Commended Students Five members of the Class of 2017 were recognized as National Merit Semifinalists and Commended Students by the National Merit Scholarship Program.

Cecilia “CC” D’Arms, Natalie Keyes, and Jean Luo were named National Merit Semifinalists and Grace Mackessy and Margaret “Meg” Murakami were recognized as Commended Students.

Pictured from left to right: Bottom Row- Grace Mackessy, Margaret “Meg” Murakami, Jean Luo. Top Row: Cecilia “CC” D’Arms, Natalie Keyes.

About 1.6 million students in more than 22,000 high schools entered the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Program, and 16,000 reached the Semifinalist stage. The nationwide pool of Semifinalists, representing less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors, includes the highest scoring entrants in each state. The Semifinalists now have the opportunity to continue in the competition which will award 7,500 National Merit Scholarships worth about $33 million that will be offered next spring.

About 34,000 Commended Students were named throughout the nation and are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Commended students placed among the top 5% of more than 1.6 million students who took the 2015 PSAT.

Form IX Biology Class Gets a Sneak Peek of Rina Goldberg’s The Magic Bracelet On September 22, the Form IX Biology class learned about the human side of science. The class received a special visit from parents and Bexley residents Stacy and Ari Goldberg who shared a sneak peek of their daughter Rina Goldberg’s film, “The Magic Bracelet,” before the film’s central Ohio premiere at the Drexel Theatre.

The in-class discussion was not just about the film, but also about Mitochondria, a disease about which the students were learning as they explored the cell. Rina passed away from Mitochondrial Disease after her 15th birthday in 2010.

Form IX Biology with the Goldbergs and Make A Film Foundation Founder Tamika Lamison

Before that, she wrote “The Magic Bracelet.” One of Rina’s final requests was that her mother take care of her film. With the help of the Make a Film Foundation, the Goldbergs did just that. The film was adapted by Academy Award Winning screenwriter Diablo Cody and stars Bailee Madison, James Van Der Beek, J.K. Simmons, Hailee Steinfeld, and others.

For the students, the visit showed that the lessons learned in the lab can have real life implications and that even at the age of 15, we all have the power to leave our mark on this world. Learn more about “The Magic Bracelet” and Rina’s story at www.rinasmovie.com.

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Significantly CSG PYC Artwork on Display at North Market

Student Athletes to Continue at College Level

Members of the PYC 4/5 Class are now exhibited artists as after having their artwork on display at North Market. The pieces, which included a variety of the fall pumpkins and gourds one might find on a trip to the popular farmer’s market, were on display in November at Market Blooms.

Congratulations to Lexie Armstrong ’17 and Miranda Donley ’17 for officially signing letters of intent to continue their athletic careers in college. The Schottenstein Alumnae Living Room living room was packed on National Signing Day, November 9, as their families, teammates, coaches, classmates and teachers celebrated their accomplishments. Lexie will play lacrosse at Butler University and Miranda will swim at North Carolina State University.

The budding artists created their “autumn bounty paintings” after a trip to the pumpkin patch this fall where they collected pumpkins and other gourds. After exploring the characteristics of each item – size, shape, color, and texture – they drew and painted their own versions for the display. The project was a lesson in observational drawing, where the students were to rely on what they really saw, rather than the idea of what a pumpkin should look like. Slowing down to look and then draw what they see is an important skill that is also used when learning to form letters and eventually putting letters together to write words.

The students and their families took great pride in seeing their work exhibited in a public space!

Miranda Donley ’17 signing her National Letter of Intent to swim at NC State.

Lexie Armstrong ’17 and her family. Lexie will play Lacrosse at Butler University.

Meg Murakami ’17 Wins Honda-OSU Math Medal Award

PYC students and faculty check out the ceiling installation of their artwork at Market Blooms in the North Market.

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Meg Murakami ’17 is a winner of the Honda-OSU Math Medal Award. The award recognizes the top mathematics students from approximately 230 high schools in 31 counties in southwest and central Ohio. Award winners were recognized at a November ceremony in Marysville.

Meg Murakami ’17 The Math Medal Award is presented by the Honda-OSU Partnership, a university-industry partnership that supports programs in education and research to benefit the transportation industry. Meg was also recognized as a Commended Student this year by the National Merit Scholarship program.

Tell a friend!

January 11, 2017 Pre-School-Grade 5 January 12, 2017 Grades 6-12 9-10:30 am at CSG Learn more about the event or Merit Scholarships at

www.columbusschoolforgirls.org

Purchase Your Exclusive CSG Apparel!

ScholarShop is an online apparel shop where you can buy CSG gear; no matter where you are! Each year, we will sell a different selection of CSG apparel for you to wear to represent your passion and pride for all things CSG. All proceeds from ScholarShop purchases help fund the Alumnae Board Merit Scholarship.

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Introducing CSG’s Strategic Plan THE NEXT  YEARS AT COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

In October 2014, the CSG community set out to develop a strategic plan that would guide the School over the next five years.

What followed was a series of meetings, discussions and research sessions that culminated in a four-part plan to move CSG forward.

We are excited to share with you the steps we will take to Lead, Deepen, Flourish, and Thrive, living out our mission of empowering girls to discover their distinct potential as learners and leaders.

Along the way we will share our progress.

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The full plan is included in an insert with this issue of Forte et Gratum.

Lead >

Deepen >

To lead is to influence. We inspire girls to grow into women of influence. Our distinct all-girl heritage provides us unique expertise in cultivating confident, poised, healthy women who are capable of flourishing in any culture, community, and economy. CSG girls develop the skills and dispositions to be women of influence in a global context, shaping their communities for the greater good.

Learning at CSG is innovative, relevant, compelling, and connected. Academic excellence is a commitment to a balance of rigor and wellness. CSG’s curriculum reflects national standards and best practices, while being mindful of our increasingly global, interconnected world.

We seek to continuously examine what works and what could be improved, being nimble, responsive, thoughtful, and reflective as we better serve the needs of each student.

Flourish >

Thrive >

For over one hundred years, CSG has been a national leader in all-girls’ education. We understand that in order to continue to provide a stellar education into the twenty-second century, we must ensure that we have the resources to sustain and support our ambitious goals through enrollment, philanthropy, and sound fiscal management and forecasting.

Being mindful of the impact that national and local trends in the economy have on our community, CSG will continue to look outward, being proactive, strategic and responsive, as we plan for our future.

CSG regards arts and athletics as critical components of academic excellence. Both arts and athletics help students to build core competencies such as teamwork, risk-taking, resilience, problem-solving, creativity, and collaboration, as well as self-esteem, integrity, and discipline.

These skills and habits of mind are critical to both an excellent education and to the development of 21st-century citizens.

CSG is committed to providing the resources to ensure that CSG students can thrive on the stage, on the field, in the pool, on the track, and on the court, as well as in the classroom and in the world beyond CSG.

INSPIRING GIRLS. CULTIVATING LEADERS.

ENHANCE THE FINANCIAL HEALTH OF THE SCHOOL

EXPAND UPON OUR HALLMARK ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

STRENGTHEN OUR CO-CURRICULAR PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES

Over the past few months, Head of School Jennifer Ciccarelli has shared the strategic plan with the CSG community, including parents, alumnae, retired faculty, and former members of the CSG Board of Trustees.

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The Pathway of Identity For CSG Senior Mina Shahinfar, Summer 2016 was filled with travel, unlikely meetings, and thought-provoking conversations. But, ultimately, it was a period of self-discovery. She shared her experience with Forte.

By Mina Shahinfar ’17

Mina Shahinfar ‘17 with Ms. Massoumeh Ebtekar, Vice President Head of Department of Environment of Iran.

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I remember stepping foot into the Imam Khomeini International

The next day, I had the opportunity to delve deeper into the

Airport in Tehran and instantly experiencing the sweet feeling of

complex role of women in Iran. I interviewed Vice President

affinity. Amidst my own thoughts whirled the surrounding voices

Masoumeh Ebtekar. She was the first female to serve as Vice

of passengers and security staff speaking in Farsi. I understood

President of Iran, and she participated in the first cabinet since

every word. I eagerly scanned the crowd of families waiting

the Islamic Revolution to include women. Ebtekar.also heads the

behind a glass wall, until I spotted my grandmother in the corner,

Department of Environment that emphasizes awareness and

standing gracefully with her long, black chador, holding a bouquet

activism in civil society. Our conversation spanned a wide variety

of white lilies for our arrival. Her green eyes barely visible beneath

of topics, but I was so curious about the role of women in society

the cloth sparkled with tears. I was home. At that moment, I

in the transition from monarchy to the contemporary Islamic

began the most transformative summer of my life; it opened my

Republic. Ebtekar.r reasoned that Ayatollah Khomeini had been a

eyes to the complexities of the world and also fortified and

progressive force who had opened opportunities for women. I

confirmed my CSG education.

was taken aback at her statement, since I had known through my

I had visited Iran before, but this time I was on a mission, keen for answers to questions about my own culture that have dogged me for years. My AP Comparative Government class had prepared me with information, but I aimed to actualize my studies and penetrate the mysteries of a closed theocratic government.

I hoped that this would help me understand the intricate dimensions of the lives of my family.

My parents grew up in Iran. Their lives consisted of busy, six-day school weeks, saffron tea and ice cream, Friday prayers at the mosque, and morning Qur’an recitation. The Shahinfar Hospital in Mashhad, named after my great uncle, still stands today. Although my parents adopted a new lifestyle in the United States, they never abandoned the Iranian traditions that characterized their identities. Values such as “taarof,” or mannerly politeness, along with emphasis on familial unity and self-respect, have remained intact throughout my upbringing. Each time I visit, I am reminded of another part of me, a part that is connected to this authentic Iranian culture. Yet, whenever I walk down the streets, I seem foreign. I’ve lived a completely different life, where I choose what I want to wear in public, where I do not carry the burden of preserving the honor of my family. But Iranian women are bold.

They are classy, confident, and valiant in their management of ambition and restriction. The typical young college student walks, chin held high with her fashionable, street style cloak and matching scarf, styling her hair so her luscious bangs freely flow from underneath as she nods her head. This could have been me… had my parents remained in Iran.

In fact, later on that night I had a conversation with my cousin, who was the same age as I. She was shocked when I told her that I pray five times a day, fast during the month of Ramadan, and wear a headscarf in America. She couldn’t see why anyone would engage Islamic requirements when it wasn’t part of the law. I saw at that moment the difference between two cultures. I observe hijab because I choose to do so, while her freedom is tied to

studies and conversations within my family that he was a constraining force. And yet, Ebtekar. argued that his message to the people as a revolutionary leader and religious authority, preached that education formed a moral duty for all, encouraging women to obtain knowledge and enter the public sphere. Women in Iran today are doctors, engineers, journalists, activists, and yes, even drivers. In many ways, this is a land of contradictions, modern yet traditional, free yet controlled, enjoined yet apart.

I took this experience with me to the International Affairs and Security session of the Yale Young Global Scholars program.

There I encountered a young woman who asked me about my Iranian background. She wanted to know whether the 1979 Revolution truly helped improve the lives of women. I finally had an answer. Her questions stimulated my own continuing inquiry into the complexities of identity and the dimensions of my Iranian heritage. As my world gets larger, I come closer to the definition of self. As I read, write, meet new people, and immerse in intellectually stimulating discussions at school and beyond, I begin to see who I am—what makes me smile, what concerns me, what motivates me to grow. CSG has been there all along. *Note: Mina wrote a piece for the Columbus Dispatch’s First Person Forum column that further explores her decision to wear hijab. Read it in the News section of our homepage at www.columbusschoolforgirls.org.

Hi, I’m Mina, and I am a senior at CSG. Outside of the classroom, I am a member of the field hockey team, co-editor-in-chief of the Upper School newspaper, Silhouette, and contributor to the Audacity literary magazine. I love to write, travel, play piano, spend time with family, and indulge in ice cream and global politics. In the future, I hope to enhance my understanding of Mina Shahinfar ’17 the world and possibly pursue a career in international relations. My experience at CSG as shown me the power of my own thoughts, effective leadership qualities, and the beauty of learning. I cannot thank my teachers enough for supporting me every step of the way.

rejection of compulsory observation.

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Kirk Campus While most of CSG’s daily activity takes place on our main campus in Bexley, CSG’s Kirk Campus is a 55-acre gem used by students year round for physical education, athletics, and school activities that require a large outdoor space.

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Kirk Campus is home to our field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, and track programs, as well as a place for girls of all ages to explore these sports through the physical education and Unicorn Sports programs. The fields, courts, and open area offer an escape from the classroom to a country-like setting, just a few miles from both main campus and downtown Columbus.

Student athletes from across the city, their families, and fans are treated to games and matches in the natural surroundings.

Athletes and coaches often comment that the Kirk Campus grass fields are some of the finest in Columbus. CSG’s maintenance and grounds team takes great pride in its work, and the value of Kirk Campus is displayed in the competitive teams and athletes we field each year.

In an effort to maintain a tradition of athletic excellence, CSG’s Board of Trustees have approved the first phase of a multi-phase project to refurbish Kirk Campus. Under the leadership of parent volunteer Dave Presper ’P16, ’18, the school seeks to raise $500,000 in philanthropic gifts by June 30, 2017 to help fund the work. Phase I projects include: • Cleaning and refurbishing steps from Kirk House to lower fields (Completed—summer, 2016) • Repair of fences at front and rear of property (Completed— summer, 2016) • Review of campus with security consultants; exploration of safety and security enhancements (In process—autumn/winter, 2016/17) • Replace scoreboards for lower and upper fields (Planned —spring, 2017) • Resurface and renew courts at the Kieckhefer Tennis Complex (Planned—spring/summer, 2017) • Resurface the Zimmerman Track (Planned—summer, 2018) Work must be completed in time for the 2017-18 tennis season, and the 2019 spring track season.

Fundraising continues for updates to tennis facility and track

The school has received a very generous seed gift of $100,000 to launch the fundraising effort, and is working to secure the remainder of the funding to complete Phase I by June 30, 2017.

CSG’s Board of Trustees will finalize commitments by December Aerial View

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Kirk Campus is essential to the continued success and growth of CSG’s athletic program. Students in all divisions rely on the campus for practice, meets and matches, and various outdoor activities.

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31, 2016 to earn a generous $25,000 1:1 matching gift from a fellow Trustee family. Area businesses and friends of the school are being asked to consider sponsorship of ads on three new scoreboards being installed in the spring. Opportunities remain available for prime ad spaces at varying sizes and prices levels.

CSG families, alumnae, past parents, friends of CSG Athletics, and members of the community are also asked to consider a special gift to help fund this renovation project. Philanthropic contributions will augment the school’s growing annual investment in Kirk Campus.

Discussion continues about future phases of work, likely to include replacement of the lower field storage shed, resurfacing of all parking lots, replacement of goals, purchase of moveable team shelters, continued security enhancement, and the establishment of a Kirk Campus endowment for long-term sustainability.

In the longer term, the school will begin to discuss how best to maximize Kirk Campus assets for athletics, academics, and community engagement.

For information on how you can support the Kirk Campus Initiative, contact Dana Booth, Chief Development Officer, at (614) 252-0781 ext. 130, or dbooth@columbusschoolforgirls.org, or Kirk Campus Initiative parent volunteer leader Dave Presper P’16/’18 at 614 949-6498 or dpresper@aol.com.

A shot from the past: Middle School Tennis Club members pose at Kirk Campus Flooding and the natural lifespan of the facilities have led to deterioration of Kirk Campus over the years. Among other improvements, the project will refinish in 1995. the tennis courts, repave the parking lots, and restore the campus to one that will support CSG student athletes for years to come.

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June 2, 2016

CSG COMMENCEMENT

Congratulations, Class of 2016 On June 2, 2016, as their closest supporters watched from both sides of that infamous, red-carpeted aisle, the Class of 2016 walked to what would be their final stage, both literally and figuratively, at Columbus School for Girls. With a bouquet of red roses and the undeniable stature of strength and grace, the 53 members of CSG’s 118th graduating class received their diplomas. The ceremony was beautifully draped in tradition, yet this day was uniquely theirs: their families, their friends, and a celebration of their accomplishments.

It was that ownership of the present that this year’s commencement speaker, Susan Clatworthy ’69, encouraged them to hold on to as they ventured into their futures. As Senior Vice President of the Retail Division at CHANEL, Clatworthy is responsible for enhancing synergies on global activities for the fashion giant, while overseeing Client and Business Development, Buying and Merchandising, Fashion Operations, and Visual. A Midwest native and French major in college, Clatworthy, self-admittedly, was not an obvious pick to end up in the New York City fashion industry, working for Chanel, the Ultimate House of Luxury. But, as a former CSG student, from preschool to 9th grade, she says the learned practice of listening to her own voice was stronger than the idea of what shouldn’t have been. With that, she addressed the Class of 2016 challenging them to, “Stay True to You.”

An excerpt from Susan Clatworthy ’69’s 2016 Commencement Address: “Stay True to You” “CSG is committed to authenticity—you will all continue to be shining stars if you commit to honoring yourself with authenticity. But, hold on tight! Because I can assure you that you will inevitably find yourself off course. And, at times, those moments have the power to make you question yourself. You might not know this yet, you might not feel it yet, but you are a part of this committed “never give up mentality.” Who you are has been formed by the core values of your family, your friends, and CSG. I can confidently say that the essence of who you are will always be safe if you protect it through thick and thin. So, bottom line...always be the CEO of you!”

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FACULTY AND STAFF NEWS

New Faces CSG is excited to welcome 17 new faculty and staff members to the CSG community for the 2016-2017 school year. As educators and accomplished professionals in their fields, they bring a wealth of knowledge, experience and energy to our schoo. Please say hello, if you are on campus.

Brigid Arace joined CSG in the Middle School as Administrative Assistant. Ms. Arace served as the School Receptionist last year.

She came to CSG from Columbus College of Art & Design where she was the campus experience coordinator for the Office of Admission. She also held roles at the Ohio Historical Society and Lesic & Camper Communications. Brigid is a graduate of Central Connecticut State University.

Jenna Blackwell is a Form I teacher, teaching with Leigh Kane.

Ms. Blackwell’s intimate knowledge of the Form I curriculum and the Lower School community, as well as her ability to engage and care for learners, made her a natural choice for this position. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education from Michigan State University.

Sarah Brewer is returning to CSG as Dean of Faculty. Before coming to CSG, Ms. Brewer was at the Miami Valley School (MVS) in Dayton, OH, serving in several roles, the most recent being the Assistant Head of School for Academics and Student Success.

Sarah was also the Dean of Academics and the Director of College Counseling at MVS. She worked at the University of Richmond in the Office of Admission and in the School of Continuing Studies, and before that, was a college counselor in several independent schools including Latin School of Chicago, Columbus Academy, and CSG. Sarah has a BA from Wake Forest University (English Literature, concentration in Theater) and an MA from The Ohio State University (Counselor Education, School Counseling).

New faculty and staff for the 2016-2017 school year.

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Amanda Bunten is a Form III Homeroom Teacher. Ms. Bunten comes to us from Nashville, TN where she attended the Peabody College of Education at Vanderbilt University. Amanda earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Child Studies and Second Language Studies with a Spanish Minor, Magna Cum Laude from Peabody College.

Additionally, she was a Peabody Honor Student Scholar earning her Master’s of Education in Special Education. Amanda has a strong background in evaluating evidence-based curriculum that differentiates curriculum according to students’ abilities and data analysis. She is originally from Malvern, PA (Philadelphia area) where she attended Agnes Irwin, a prominent all girls’ independent school.

Genelle Castro joins us as the Middle School/Upper School Health and PE Teacher. Before CSG, Ms. Castro was the fitness instructor at Columbus Performance Academy, where, through a tennis and soccer coaching curriculum, she taught K-8th grade students. A graduate of Defiance College with a degree in physical education, Ms. Castro has taught and coached gymnastics since she was 15 years old. As a student teacher in Van Wert Schools she taught life fitness, health education, and general physical education.

Deborah Chow is the General Music Teacher for Forms I-III. Ms. Chow comes to CSG from Capital University with a Bachelor of Music and a major in Vocal Music Education. Throughout her program at Capital, Ms. Chow was a private voice instructor, section leader through Capital University Choir, and held leadership roles in the Ohio Collegiate Music Educators Association. She is the recipient of several awards, including 2015 Capital University Concerto Competition winner and National Association for Teachers of Singing finalist.

Nola-rae Cronan is CSG’s Middle School Director. Ms. Cronan has deep experience in middle school education and is a passionate advocate for middle school girls. Nola-rae comes to CSG with fifteen

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years of experience in independent school education. She was most recently the Middle School Girls Dean of Students at Cranbrook Schools, a pk-12 college preparatory school in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Prior to her time at Cranbrook, she was the Director of Diversity and Student Activities at the Williston Northampton School in Easthampton, Massachusetts. In addition, she has served in a variety of capacities in independent schools, including as a teacher, student advisor, dorm parent, coach, and school counselor. Selected as one of 26 educators in the first cohort of TED-Ed innovative educators, Ms. Cronan earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Ursinus College and a Master’s Degree in clinical social work from Smith College School for Social Work.

Sean Delaney is CSG’s Director of Counseling and Wellness.

Ms. Delaney was born and raised in Central Ohio, graduating from Wittenberg University with a dual degree in Political Science and Spanish. Following graduation, she lived and worked full time for a non-profit in Lima, Peru. When she returned, she settled in the Short North and started graduate work at The Ohio State University in social work. She was most recently the District Mental Health Specialist for Worthington City Schools. Sean is not new to the CSG community; she has been US Head Tennis Coach and knows many of our students well.

Morgan Grodesky joins CSG as Aquatics Coordinator. A former Division I collegiate swimmer at Florida Atlantic University, Ms. Grodesky has a degree in biological science. Morgan has been the CSG head Middle School swim coach since 2014. She also holds coaching positions at New Albany Country Club, Unified Aquatics Club, and Chevington Woods.

Stephanie Nelson joins the Upper School science department and teaches astronomy, biology, and AP Biology. She holds a B.S. in Animal Behavior from Bucknell University and an M.S. from Villanova University in Biology. She recently completed her Ph.D. in Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology from The Ohio State University.

She has been teaching biology courses at Villanova and OSU since 2007 and spent a year as a teaching assistant at Metro Early College High School.

Trish Priest has joined the Admission team as Assistant Director of Admission. Ms. Priest comes to CSG from Kenyon College, where she was the Senior Associate Director of Admissions for the past five years. At Kenyon, Trish managed a national recruitment territory that included CSG, and she wrote that she has been “utterly impressed with the students and professional staff that I have worked with from CSG,” describing CSG girls as “autonomous, engaged global thinkers. Trish is a graduate of Hanover College, a certified personal trainer, and a Boston marathon and Half Ironman finisher.

Christa Reurink ’05 is excited to join the PYC team full-time after her interim position last year. While she began her career in audit at Ernst & Young in NY, NY after receiving a bachelor of science in accountancy and business administration from Villanova University, Ms. Reurink received her MS degree in early childhood education from Hunter College. Christa is excited to join the independent school educational arena after working at St. Matthew School in Gahanna as a long-term substitute in 2nd grade, and as a 1st grade teacher at Eastland Performance Academy.

Ben Simon recently joined CSG as the Assistant Director of Marketing and Communications. Mr. Simon was most recently the Director of Design & Photography at Marin Sports, a digital retail company. He also had his own photography business. With more than a decade of experience in marketing, photography, design and project management, Ben will handle all digital communications and media, helping to support all of the CSG community as we build a more robust marketing and communications program.

Eileen Ulry is our Upper School Education Technology Integration Specialist. A licensed science teacher for grades 7-12, Eileen is a credentialed technical trainer and environmental educator of 15 years. Prior to CSG, Eileen was a teacher trainer with Microsoft, an online course instructor for 7 years, and had a field research project published by The Indiana Academy of Science. She holds a B.A. in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Earlham College. Eileen’s M.Ed. in teaching and learning was earned through participation in the STEM program at Ohio State University.

Brittany Westbrook ’98 is our new Director of Marketing and Communications. Ms. Westbrook worked most recently as the Public Affairs Administrator for Central Ohio Workforce Investment Corporation (COWIC), where she was responsible for developing and executing strategic internal and external communication plans to maintain favorable public and stakeholder perceptions, building brand awareness, and forging strong public partnerships. Prior to COWIC, Brittany worked as a reporter in broadcast news in 4 different cities, most recently at 10TV News in Columbus. Brittany has a BA in broadcast journalism from Northwestern University and an MS in marketing and communication from Franklin University.

Amy Whitley is our Interim Director of the PYC. Amy comes to CSG having just finished 20 years as Head of School at St. Luke’s Episcopal Day School in Baton Rouge, LA. St. Luke’s is a pre-k-8th grade school that grew and flourished under Amy’s leadership.

Educational shifts for which Amy was responsible at St. Luke’s include growing the school to include a middle division, shifting the preschool to a Reggio-Emilia-inspired program, and developing a 1:1 program in the MS. Prior to her work at St. Luke’s, Amy taught in both private and public schools. She also worked for Louisiana’s state board of education, where she trained and mentored teachers.

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Faculty Authors Recognized for their Books and Articles Lower School science teacher Jessica Fries-Gaithers’ book Notable Notebooks was released this summer. The book, which was published by the National Science Teachers Association, was written to help children in grades 3-5 learn the value in keeping a science journal. It is written in captivating rhyme and includes charming illustrations. In addition to mini-biographies of featured scientists, the book spells out four steps to help children start their own science notebooks and shows how luminaries from Galileo to Jane Goodall used notebooks to sketch observations, imagine experiments, and write down their thoughts and questions. Notable Notebooks is available for purchase online through the NSTA Science Store Website.

Form IV teacher Charlotte Stiverson ’76 recently had her book Nellie’s Walk published by Hygeia Media/ Oncology Nursing Society. The story was inspired by Ms. Stiverson’s own experience undergoing treatment for breast cancer. She wanted to find a book that adults could read to the children to explain the chemotherapy process in a real, but non-threatening Charlotte reading to students way. When she wasn’t able to find such a book, Charlotte set out to write one. Nellie’s Walk uses a mother and daughter’s walk in nature as a metaphor for understanding the changes experienced during chemotherapy. It is available for purchase online from vendors like Amazon and the Oncology Nursing Society. Ms. Stiverson and her class were featured on 10TV News when she shared the book with her class for the first time. Check out the video in the news section at the bottom of our homepage at www.columbusschoolforgirls.org.

Form II teacher Kay Fetters was recognized on November 12 during the awards banquet at the National Association for Multicultural Education’s 26th Annual Conference for her book, Will I Ever Find a Best Friend? Mrs. Fetter’s book has been awarded the 2016 Multicultural Children’s Publication Award.

This award recognizes books that foster awareness, acceptance, and affirmation of diversity. The book can be found for purchase online at booklife.com.

CSGCSG Director of Information Linda Swarlis’ article “Helping Educators Better Understand the Importance of Spatial Skill Development,” was recently published in TL Teacher Librarian: The Journal for Library Professionals. The piece is about incorporating spatial skills development into the classroom.

Dr. Swarlis used examples from CSG teachers Susan Lunt and Vince Maite in Form VIII and Staci Schulte and Maureen Reedy in Form III to display the importance of spatial skills development.

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International Federation of Library Associations Conference, which was held in Columbus this summer. The librarians toured CSG’s Beaton and Power Libraries and learned about the resources all CSG students and faculty enjoy.

Linda Swarlis and the CSG Library Services team with visiting librarians during the IFLA conference.

Two CSG Faculty Members receive their PhD Upper School teachers Bill Miller and Stephanie Nelson received their doctoral degrees in August.

Dr. Nelson completed her Ph.D. in Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology from The Ohio State Stephanie Nelson, University. Spanish teacher Bill Miller, PhD PhD Profe Miller completed his PhD in Modern Language from Middlebury College. Congratulations to them both!

CSG Says Goodbye to Two Retirees CSG bid farewell to two distinguished faculty and staff members who retired this year. Mary McGlocklin served as Upper School Biology Teacher for 26 years and Brenda Hayhurst retired after Mary McGlocklin Brenda Hayhurst 26 years of service as an (26 Years) (26 Years) Administrative Assistant.

We are forever grateful to each of them for the impact they have had on CSG and hundreds of students over the years!

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CSG Faculty Present at National Conferences Director of College Counseling, Cari Schultz represented CSG at the 72nd National Association for College Admissions Counseling National Conference. The conference was held September 22-24 here in Columbus and was attended by more than 6500 counseling and college admissions professionals from all over the world. Schultz was a subCari Schultz committee co-chair of the conference’s Local Arrangements Committee. This was the 2nd largest national conference in its 72 year history!

This past October, MS Director Nola-rae Cronan traveled to San Francisco for the international TEDWomen conference. As a TED-Ed Innovative Educator and a TEDx Organizer, Nola-rae was invited to attend the conference at no charge. The conference showcased talks that ranged from the importance of making time for the things Nola-rae Cronan we care about to how to raise “gutsy” girls.

Several talks from the conference have already made it to the TED page including a powerful talk from Icelandic entrepreneur Halla Tómasdóttir about women’s leadership. Check it out here https://goo.gl/GZ4Np5.

Maureen Reedy (Form III), Staci Schulte (Form V), and Jessica Fries-Gaither (Science) presented at the ISACS (Independent Schools of Central States) conference in November.

Ms. Reedy and Ms. Schulte shared their Making Learning Visible approach to teaching through the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

They framed their presentation around last Maureen Reedy year’s unit on the History of Columbus. Ms. Fries-Gaither shared her research-based pedagogy of inquiry based learning in the science classroom and its connection to literacy skills. This is a presentation that Jessica has shared at various conferences including those of the Staci Schulte Jessica Fries-Gaither National Science Teachers Association and Ohio Educational Library Media Specialists.

Kay Fetters (Form II) and Betsy Esser (PYC/LS Counselor) presented at the National Association for Multicultural Education (NAME) Conference in November. Fetters presented on the topic Betsy Esser Kay Fetters of using multicultural literature to cultivate character traits. Betsy Esser presented on the process of building a more diverse and inclusive environment in the school setting, including how the I.D.E.A. committee began at CSG. She was joined by co-presenter Rhonda Talford Knight (P ’01/’06).

Middle School teachers, Kimberly Ditty, Vincent Maite, and Lynn Sweeney have been selected to present at the NCGSNYSAIS Educating Girls Symposium, School Communities: The Power of Many Voices .

This conference is attended by educators and advocates dedicated to working with girls and young women including administrators and Kimberly Ditty faculty from K-12 independent, public, charter, and religiously-affiliated all-girls and coed schools from across the United States and Canada. They will be travelling to the Nightingale-Bamford School in New York City on February 22, 2017 to discuss the benefits of Vincent Maite Lynn Sweeney Columbus School for Girls’ Advisory Program and how it benefits our girls in strengthening their voices and finding their distinct potential as learners and leaders.

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ALUMNAE HONORS AND AWARDS

Dr. Amy Crockett ’92 Wins Esteemed 2016 McNulty Award Dr. Amy (Hairston) Crockett ’92 is the recipient of the 2016 John P. McNulty Prize. The $100,000 prize recognizes leaders who harness the innovation and excellence that characterized their career success to create replicable and sustainable models for addressing seemingly intractable problems around the world.

Amy was honored for her transformative work that is drastically improving birth outcomes in South Carolina, and influencing the way healthcare is delivered across the nation.

She leads an expansion of Centering Pregnancy, an innovative model of group prenatal care that leads to healthier moms and babies and has cut costs across South Carolina. When Amy discovered that the social bonds created in group prenatal care significantly improved the birth outcomes of her own patients, she decided to make it her Fellowship venture to create state-wide access to the model.

A distinguished international jury, including former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, determined the recipient of the 2016 award. CSG extends a hearty congratulations to Dr. Amy Crockett!

Dr. Amy (Hairston) Crockett ’92

Lieutenant Colonel Sarah Hall ’91 retires from the U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Sarah Hall ’91 wrapped up her service with the U.S. Air Force in July. Present for the ceremony were Sarah’s parents including her father, retired CSG science teacher Dan Hall.

Former faculty member Jack Guy, a retired U.S. Army colonel, was also present. Both joined the men and women of the 2d Bomb Wing to wish Sarah well as she moved on to the next leg of her journey. We, too, congratulate Lt. Colonel Hall on her service!

Retired faculty member Jack Guy and Sarah Hall ’91 at Hall’s retirement ceremony.

Margie Barton Williams ’57 honored for philanthropic efforts The Association of Fundraising Professional’s presented CSG alumna and former Board chair, Margie Barton Williams ’57 and her husband, Dr. Tom Williams, with the “Leave A Legacy Award” at its 2016 Philanthropy Day Luncheon. CSG was pleased to sponsor a table of students and alumnae at the event to celebrate these very special friends of the school.

Margie Barton Williams ’57 and husband Dr. Tom Williams, along with their alumna daughter Peggy Williams ’94, were joined by members of the CSG community at the AFP luncheon.

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ATHLETICS HIGHLIGHTS

CSG Athletics CSG Varsity Track Team Wins 1600 State Relay Isabella Pesavento ’16, Eleanor Smith ’16, Ayla Kazemi ’17, and Alicia Donley ’19 ran a school record time of 3:54 to win the 2016 Division II 4x400 Meter Relays State Title! The accomplishment was particularly gratifying because CSG had moved up a division for the 2016 season. Their winning time would have set a Division III state record. Isabella and Eleanor were on the podium (top 8) in the 4x400 for their first three high school track and field seasons.

Congratulations to all four!

Varsity Tennis: 2016 District Champs The varsity tennis team became the 2016 OTCA team District Champions this fall defeating Columbus Academy in a 4.5 hour marathon match and went to the OTCA and OHSAA State Tournaments finals and finished 4th in the state. In OHSAA play, Marissa Madison ’17 in singles and our doubles team of Savannah Haley ’18 and Helen Hoag ’20 qualified for the state tournament and advanced to the quarterfinal round.

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YOUNG ALUMNAE COUNCIL

Summer Picnic In July, the CSG Young Alumnae Council organized its first Summer Picnic on campus for alumnae and their families. This event was yet another way groups of alumnae are able to engage and connect with one another and the school. The Young Alumnae Council organized lawn games and crafts for the kids and CSG provided a BBQ meal for all. We hope to continue this event next year with even more alumnae families in attendance!

Members of the Class of 2002 caught up at the picnic: Jess Orlov Ketner, Wendy Fahey Currier, Ashley Klein Messick, (Lyle Mohler), and Katherine Exline.

Jessica Roby Hoffman ’99 and Jennifer Fahey Sears ’99 and their children enjoy the perfect shady picnic spot!

Sofia Alonso-Taub ’28, daughter of Emily Alonso-Taub ’89 crafted herself a unicorn horn!

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Lucia Detrick Weihe ’79, Kim Rice Wilson ’80, and Lucia’s mother, Lydia Hadley enjoyed catching up.

Elizabeth Exline Sinclair ’00 and her daughter Amy had a blast with the chalk!

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1936 Class Representative Needed Judy Pass Redd ’57 reports with sadness the death of her cousin Rhea Ornstein Kaplan, on March 26, 2016. Rhea was in Boston at the time of her death, but was laid to rest in Ohio. We send our condolences to Rhea’s family.

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1939 Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the death of Frances Kohl Melick on April 3, 2015.

Our continued thoughts are with Frances’ family.

1940 Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Suzanne Kibler Morris on August 18, 2016. Susie died peacefully at the age of 94, surrounded by family in her home and garden.

Susie and her sister, the late Barbara Kibler Dillingham ’34, donated Kibler House to CSG in honor of their parents.

Patricia Goss Dick writes, “Had a wonderful phone visit with Jean Hengst Smith—we think everyone should report in as to where they are and a phone number so we can contact each other. Let’s hear from all of you!”

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Ann Pierman Stewart. Ann passed away on September 1, 2016 in Columbus, Ohio.

Ann’s daughter, Sarah Stewart Rice ’76 also attended CSG.

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Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the death of Elizabeth Byers DuRivage on May 9, 2016. She was 90 years old. Betty’s family has a long legacy at CSG, including sister, Sally Byers Sugar ’54, daughters, Debbie DuRivage Murray ’74 and Diana DuRivage Sturges ’76, and granddaughters, Melissa Murray ’08, Sarah Sturges ’09, and Megan Murray ’11.

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1946 Class Representative: Nancy Dunn Williams Nancy Dunn Williams writes, “Bev Prentiss Dunkel has a grandson who is following in his father’s footsteps, selling real estate. Sally Luethi Havens has a grandson who is opening a restaurant. Donna Cole Egan’s husband Mike died in January. Patty Davisson Skinner is recovering from surgery, and I am recovering from a broken arm.”

Myrna Neuman Mumm writes, “I had a wonderful time visiting my sister, Marcia Wegman in Iowa City, Iowa. Marcia has excelled in painting Iowa landscapes with pastels. In August, I plan to visit Chateauguay, New York to be followed with a visit to my son, David, in Ithaca, New York. I have a new address (645 Neil Avenue Westminster Thurber) where I have an independent living apartment.”

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Ellen McIlroy on July 27, 2016 in Santa Rosa, California. A memorial service was held on September 9th in the Chapel of her community at Spring Lake in California.

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Velma Sater Williams on April 16, 2016 in Columbus. Velma was an incredibly active member of the CSG and Columbus communities, where she will surely be missed.

Velma is survived by her alumnae daughters and granddaughter, Patricia Williams French ’74, Elizabeth Williams ’76, and Elizabeth Williams ’12. We offer our condolences to the Williams family during this difficult time.

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Marilyn Havens Bagby writes that she is retired and is enjoying spending time with her two great-grandsons!

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Jean Hengst Smith writes that she is now living in St. Petersburg, Florida. She welcomed her second great-grandchild in July, and is now waiting for football season to start! She welcomes any and all communication—let her know how you are doing! Her phone number is 727-546-2998 and her address is 7941 58th Avenue North, Unit 309 St. Petersburg, FL 33709.

Class Representative: Judith Gibson Stone Judy Gibson Stone writes, “In March, I visited Sudie Durstine Schumacher in San Diego, California and Helen Van Hook Spencer in College Station, Texas. Sudie plays golf or swims every day. She and Buddy plan to move to a retirement community in Carlsbad, California, closer to two of their sons. Helen was in the process of moving to Austin, Texas

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to live with her son and his family. Until two years ago, I saw Carol Treffinger every winter when I was in California but somehow we’ve lost connection.

“Judy Cadot Janssens wasn’t able to return my call but spoke to Barbara Ebner Lutz, who indicated Judy was as busy as she ever has been. Judy never let grass grow under her feet.

“I returned to Columbus in mid-May. Jeanne Stoddart Barends, Ann Griffin Turpie-Hooker, Janet Wright Barrett and I met for lunch in Jeanne’s retirement community. Janet’s retirement village is close to the grade school she attended. Ann and her husband, who are still in their home in Bexley, may sign us up for a Historical Society tour around Columbus when I visit next spring. Ellie Vorys Matchneer was on another cruise while I was in Columbus.”

“Brenda Mykrantz Milum has more adventures and she and husband, George, added a couple of more countries to their list of where we’ve been. Over 100 ladies, with a diary of each.

Fascinating!

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Sudie Durstine Schumacher’s husband, Ray “Buddy” Schumacher, on June 15, 2016. Our thoughts are with Sudie and her family during this difficult time.

1951 Class Representative: Nancy Cottingham Johnson Nancy Cottingham Johnson writes, “It was our 65th Class Reunion and three of us attended with all thinking of wow how long ago was this really. Barbara Ebner Lutz brought her husband, Jim, to the Cocktail Party as did Nancy Cottingham Johnson take her husband, DeVere. Joan Evans Taylor met us at the Party.

Barbara is lucky to see her daughter Beth a lot since Beth’s daughter attends Ohio State University. This winter was the first in 20 years that they were not in Upper Michigan at their cabin, which is still for sale. The last couple to buy it fell through. Go to: wwwTOMS Lake Cottage.com.

“We are sadden to hear of the loss for Judy Roth Garel’s husband, Jules, on April 3, 2016.

Judy has had her daughter in town for five weeks, from Singapore. But sadly she had to return to Singapore. We send our prayers to the Garel Family.

“Joanne Slater Hoffman is at home dusting while her girls live in Port Clinton on Lake Erie.

“Joan Evans Taylor went to Florida to see their relatives and back in time for our 65th and CSG Cocktail Party.

“Nancy Cottingham Johnson and husband, DeVere, (a Bexley graduate) had to miss De’s class of ’55 Reunion. She loves playing bridge a couple times a month and finds caring for cars, rentals, and other houses as a little LLC…keeps both of them busy.”

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1953 Class Representative: Sally Lane Crabtree Sandra Yenkin Levine has moved to North Hill, a CCRC in Needham, Massachusetts.

She has left her big family home where she has lived most of her married life in Newton, Massachusetts. This was quite a wrench but she feels she will be very comfortable in her spacious new corner apartment. She has a lovely balcony and there are many interesting programs offered at North Hill that she is looking forward to.

Barbara Ratner enjoys DC where the political climate is very interesting. DC is hot in several ways this summer. She has enjoyed the many cultural opportunities in DC. Slowed down by a bothersome hip and Metro delays, traveling out to them has been challenging but in spite of that, she keeps up with what is going out in the world. She says she spent 60 years doing volunteer work and now finds her life a continual vacation.

Barbara Wagstaff Lowry is cheerful as always, full of humor, as we try to manage the challenges of aging. On her recent fortieth wedding anniversary, she and her husband started off to enjoy their favorite restaurant, but she ended up in the hospital with kidney stones instead. But never fear, the restaurant is still in the plans for later.

living in all many distant parts of the country.

One of the grandchildren is transgender so she has become politically active in that cause.

These ideas inevitably find their way into her paintings. Sandra will join her in an art class this fall.

Penny Packard keeps track of all of our classmates who are not on email. She is pretty much house bound now and loves to catch up via telephone. She has spoken recently with Sally Lou Kirkendall McDonald and Nancy Coughlin Lucas. Both are doing well.

1954 Class Representative: Bette Abel Young It is with great sadness that we report the death of Sally Byers Sugar’s sister, Elizabeth Byers DuRivage ’44, on May 9, 2016. She was 90 years old. Betty’s family has a long legacy at CSG, including daughters, Debbie DuRivage Murray ’74 and Diana DuRivage Sturges ’76, and granddaughters, Melissa Murray ’08, Sarah Sturges ’09, and Megan Murray ’11.

1955 Class Representative: Bobbie Isaac Weiler Bobbie Isaac Weiler writes, “Well ladies, since we didn’t make the spring alumnae magazine, we have a double long column this time. First in business, is our potential reunion next spring in Monterey, California. Myla Shisler Collier has graciously offered to hostess us with Lyn Mumma Sherman and Myla’s son, Brian.

For those of us geographically challenged, Monterey is two hours south of San Francisco.

Myla is planning for the weekend of May 24-26, 2017. She is now teaching a life story writing class as Santiago Canyon College and through an artistic outreach program, she is teaching tapestry weaving. She has moved down the coast recently to be closer to son, Brian, and family. Be in touch with Myla and let her know your thoughts on these reunion plans. Sadly, Myla’s husband, Bruce, was killed last fall in a bike accident. We send our sympathies. Her address is MylaCollier@gmail.com or 611 N. Rose Drive, #205 Placentia, California 92870.

“Sally Smallsreed Wolfe lives in Sun City, Georgetown, Texas where there is literally every kind of activity available. She still golfs and stays way too busy with all going on.

Jo Bruny Griswold telephoned Sally Lane Crabtree on Jo’s birthday and plan to talk again on Sally’s birthday. Not a bad way to keep in touch. All is going well in Virginia. Jo’s grandchildren are thriving, getting advanced degrees at various prestigious schools.

“In other news, Connie Crabbe Dehlendorf and husband, Mike, have been struggling with health issues. Connie is doing better, but unfortunately, Mike entered hospice care and passed away on August 16, 2016. Our love and sympathies to Connie and Laura Dehlendorf ’78 and the rest of the family. Connie’s address is 7459 Spanish Bay Court Blacklick, Ohio 43004.

“Ginnie Stage Lineback hasn’t changed at all.

‘It is what it is’ and she gets along with some helpers through the day. Her children are close which helps.

Sally Lane Crabtree is kept busy responding to the seven children, six spouses and ten grandchildren (ages span 3-27). She is in Andover, Massachusetts, but the children are

“To continue our sad news, Sarah Jane Stoneman Scuri lost her brother, Bill, after a long illness (Cathy Jones Williard ’83’s uncle).

We send our good thoughts to Sarah Jane. Her

“Nancy Watt Ingler and husband, Bill, thought about coming for our 65th reunion, then thought of the difficulty getting here from Phoenix, Arizona.

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address is 7849 Jug Street Alexandria, Ohio 43001 or sarah.scuri@yahoo.com.

“Our best sympathies to Sally Schwarzell Luebbe, who lost her husband Al, after 60 years together. You can reach Sally 3841 Coral Creek Court Powell, Ohio 43089 or sluebbe@ columbus.rr.com.

“Other happier news: Sylvia English Haller has been a busy lady, visiting four children— all out west! She has covered Washington State, California, Arizona, and Wyoming, where youngest daughter, Cindy, is just newly engaged. How nice to write happy news!

“On a traveling note, Jane Peters Ward and husband, Dick, took a wonderful tour of the Canadian Rockies while Dorothy Sugar Ziegler and Fritz have been boomeranging all summer between Kelley’s Island and Columbus.

“Thanks to the insurance business, Alan and I leave tomorrow (August) for a trip to Spain and a Mediterranean cruise with four or 500 of our closest insurance friends! Should be fantastic!

solutions to that problem. Add in a lovely private dinner at ye olde Columbus Club hosted by the guys and we made a happy best of our diminished ranks. Seems women are now allowed to enter the front door.

What a concept!

“Reunions continue through the summer. The Columbus Beach Bunch will be joining us at Elk Lake for a mini reunion along with Betsy Kurtz Argo ’63 and sordid other alums. In the fall, Barbara Boothby Thun and her husband will visit us in Seattle. Heaven knows what other CSG types will show up in the coming months.

With so many retired its travel time! Julia Brooks Katz and George joined us for a week in June.

The sale of my horse farm finally closed and I’ve been busy deploying a 40 year accumulation of equipment. When the owner at my favorite filling station commented on the cleanliness of my truck and I told him of the sale he said, ‘What on earth are you going to do

now?’ I haven’t clue! There are adventures to be had, I just have to find them.”

Joanna Walz Foster writes, “As you publish this, I’m probably back home in San Antonio from Jerry’s and my 4th summer in Ashland, Oregon. In Ashland, we enjoy our small house with its beautiful new garden. We see lots of Shakespeare productions which are superb.

But mostly we see our daughter, Sheila Foster Carder ’84, and our eight year old granddaughter, Clarity. Two years ago Sheila gave us three chickens to take care of. This summer, it was four guinea pigs. Who knows what next summer will bring!?! In any case, we return to San Antonio totally refreshed by the beauty of our garden (and the fun of keeping it alive) the thrill of attending magnificent theater and the joy of being with family (also saw both sons this summer). Oh yes, and the relief that all critters survived. Happy fall and good health to all.”

“A lovely picture popped up on my Facebook recently of Roberta Yenkin Krakoff and her granddaughter, Sarah. They were visiting the Whitney Museum where Robie is a marvelous docent. I can attest to that as she gave me and my family a wonderful personal tour last fall!

“Ann Blake Parsons is often on Facebook to we can stay up to date with her and Tom! Surprisingly, Nelle Newton Hubbard showed up one day. I’m not good at this technology thing, so I was never able to get her back. If any of you have information about Nelle, please let us know!

“Our Columbus group still meets regularly for lunch monthly and we would love to have anyone join us who happens to be in the vicinity. Just get in touch with any one of us for date and time. We often see Saundra Dombey Cooke at lunch and that’s always a pleasure.

Don’t hold back, we are very welcoming! Also, welcome any and all news. It’s hard to write about more folks if I don’t hear from you.

Travels? Grandchildren? Great-grandchildren?

(I have one: Isaac Weiler Fox—isn’t that a hoot?!) Health? Please write or email. ‘Til next time! -Bobbie Isaac Weiler (ylr2@aol.com)”

Andy Smith Lorig 56’, Sue Andreae Brown ’56, Nancy Kauffman Sanford ’63, and Betsy Kurtz Argo ’63

1956 Class Representative: Andrea Smith Lorig Andy Smith Lorig writes, “Age, infirmities and geography posed a problem for our 60th reunion but, Judy Yenkin Brachman, Roseanne Campbell Guy, Sue Andreae Brown and Andy Smith Lorig made a brave quartet. We toured additions to the school, joined in a rather noisy reunion cocktail party and vowed that our class gift might have to be a reworking of the acoustics.

We understand students are working on

Joanna Walz Foster’s ’56 family: daughter, Sheila Foster Carder ’84 with her husband, their daughter, and Joanna’s son, Scott Montgomery.

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Class Representative: Linda Gerstenfeld Cheren

Class Representative: Carolyn Thomas Christy

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Carol Scheaf Tangeman’s husband, Philip, on June 27, 2016. Our thoughts are with Carol’s family during this time.

Karen Tweedy-Holmes writes, “In April, Lou and I felt that our 30 years of marriage should be celebrated with an adventure such as we’ve never had together. We decided to go hiking in southern Utah’s incomparable Red Rock Canyons. I’ve been hiking, camping, and trail riding there on my own for 32 years and have wanted him to see some of the parts of it that I love so much and return to each year.

No camping was involved on this sojourn, but much driving and many serious hikes were on my agenda. I planned every day to take advantage of the three main areas we were visiting: the Bluff and Natural Bridges area, including a side trip to Monument Valley; Capitol Reef National Park, my all-time favorite hiking destination; and the Escalante area where we stayed with friends and took a side trip to Bryce Canyon. On the day before we returned to Salt Lake and the flight home, we visited Arches National Park. Lou was especially intrigued by the many rock art sites we visited created by artists who lived in Southwest more than a millennium ago.

1958 Class Representative Needed Nancy Draudt Forrest writes, “All is well with my family. However, my dear brother, David M. Draudt, passed away on March 15, 2016. He was loved and respected by all who knew him.”

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Robert M. Rex Jr., the husband of Anne McKee Rex, Robby died after a lengthy illness on February 24, 2016. He was 79. A memorial service was held on June 24, 2016 at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Bexley.

1959 Class Representative: Monin Lopez Dreebin Monin Lopez Dreebin writes, “In April, I returned from a wonderful tour on ancient Egypt—a journey along the Nile from Cairo and Abu Simbel. Just spectacular! My husband, Mike and I continue to enjoy skiing, him surfing, and just enjoying life. I still make miniature goodies and we both are enjoying our young two and a half year old grandson, Levi. Life is good!

“This July/August was my ninth trip to Scotland and I was able to visit a number of new places. It began with a Runrig concert at Edinburgh Castle. Runrig is my favorite Scottish rock band and the motivation for several of my past trips. The trip ended with a visit to the Mull of Kintyre, featured in the song by Paul McCartney. After the concert, a friend and I rented a car and spent two and a half weeks driving around the Highlands, the beautiful Outer Hebrides and the west Argyll Coast. We searched for standing stones and circles and other Neolithic remains, tromping through sheep fields and cow pastures.

We visited several museums, galleries, and distilleries and enjoyed a lot of that excellent single malt whisky. Mostly, we enjoyed soaking up the bleak beauty of the landscape on the islands of Lewis, Harris, North and South Uist, and Benbecula in the Outer Hebrides and the calm quiet of the small towns and coastal villages. The ever present Scottish rain followed us around, but that was even enjoyable to a point. We don’t get much of that in California these days. Finally, the Scots are terrific, friendly people and I can’t wait to go back to continue exploring.”

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“In June, I flew to Rapid City, South Dakota and drove south to the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary, a magical 13,000 acres of prairie, pines, rocks, and river, home to 600 wild mustangs living free. It was my fifth visit to the sanctuary, which I documented in a chapter of my book Horse Sanctuary a few years ago. This time I also visited Custer State Park nearby to see bison and pronghorns in numbers. I find the massive uncuddly bison as fascinating as their history is tragic. Some 1,300 of them live free at Custer, wandering along the park roads and wallowing in the dirt to repel the insects. The delicacy of the pronghorns is a remarkable counterpoint to the vastness of the bison.

Susie Wyker LaPorte ’63’s family trip to the mountains of North Carolina over the July 4th holiday.

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“On the home front, I’ve been working hard on my third book. This one is about various kinds of equine therapy programs offered around the United States to help people with a range of disabilities including autism, Down syndrome, PTSD, cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, muscular dystrophy, and addiction to injurious substances. I’ve documented programs in Arizona, Texas, Kentucky, and New York and completed about two-thirds of the photography. The text writer and I have prepared a proposal for our agent, who will be submitting it to publishers this fall. Fingers crossed!

“I continue to run four times a week (on a wonderful track a mile and a half from home–my concession to age being that I rarely run hills or on concrete surfaces), and I take a lesson in western horsemanship with a beautiful quarter horse mare called Star every week. In September, I will travel to Dresden and Prague with Lou who has a nice eight day gap in his European tour schedule, then I head back to the Southwest for a month of hiking and camping on my own in October. I feel incredibly lucky to be able to experience and photograph so many wondrous parts of the world.”

Sandy Ackley Kirk writes, “Gil and I went to Maine for a week with our eldest child, Kristin Kirk Florey ’84, and her family. Beautiful weather, beaching, lobsters and steamed clams. The kids even did some catch and release shark fishing. Our son, Zac, and his family spend their summer vacations in Hessel, Michigan in the UP with a lot of our Ackley relatives. Our youngest daughter, Lindsey Kirk ’01 has been coming back to Columbus from San Francisco with her husband, and daughter, California Summer, for various events, such as weddings and birthdays, and we have delightful visits with them. Cali was a year old on May 12th, so she is now, since July, walking and starting to talk. Facetime helps us share Cali’s developments. Hope our classmates are doing well. Love to you all.”

Sisters, Susie Wyker LaPorte ’60, Becky Wyker Hawksley ’59, Debby Wyker Hoster ’61, and Marty Wyker Anderton ’63, gather for one of their twice a year meet ups!

Carolyn Thomas Christy writes, “This summer I am once again on the shores of Lake Michigan at the cottage I share with my sister, Susan Lloyd Thomas ’64. Both my son and daughter have visited with their children so I have had a lively summer and am now enjoying some adult-oriented time up North with Susan.

Recently, we had lunch with Betsy Kurtz Argo ’63 who has taken up knitting, a favorite activity of both Susan and me.”

Susie Wyker LaPorte writes, “Barney and I are well and happy and will celebrate 52 years of marriage in October. One daughter and two children live in Cincinnati and the other daughter, husband and two children live near us in Florida. I also look forward to the sister visits twice a year with Becky Wyker Hawksley ’59, Debby Wyker Hoster ’61, and Marty Wyker Anderton ’63 who are all fine in spite of growing older. I love seeing Missie’s Facebook page and occasionally Sandy Ackley Kirk and I get together for a lunch in Florida.

CSG memories are the best and hope to catch up on everyone in the newsletter. Thanks again Carolyn for reaching out.”

1961 Class Representative: Anne Kirsten Wilder

1962 Class Representative: Patricia Tice Offenberg Patricia Tice Offenberg writes, “Melinda Miller visited Columbus and CSG for the first time in more than 50 years!”

Diana Clatworthy Morgan, Kitty Morton Epler, Cherie Williams Lucks, Patty Tice Offenberg, and Melinda Miller enjoyed strolling through the halls of the school and reminiscing about their time at CSG!

Linda Benua took advantage of her travels to the Southwest last winter to meet with Diana Dienst Heinl, who lives near Phoenix. They caught up over brunch in Mesa.

1963 Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Ann Isaly Wolfe’s husband, John F. Wolfe, on June 24, 2016. Mr. Wofle was a long time member of the CSG Board of Trustees, as well as a loving father to Sara Wolfe Perrini ’83, Rita Wolfe ’85, and Katie Wolfe Lloyd ’91, and grandfather to Abigail Perrini ’13.

1964 Class Representative: Carla Pollack Lane & Linda Benua Carla Pollack Lane writes, “Following the great success of our 2011 off-year class reunion (a gathering that occurs outside the usual fiveyear interval) in Greensboro, North Carolina, the Class of 1964 will be holding another one, this time in Philadelphia in October. Lisa Platt Carmalt, our class Philadelphian, is hosting it, doing a wonderful job getting us settled in a hotel not far from her home, and helping us line up activities that satisfy our myriad interests. On schedule so far are an exploration of revolutionary war sites, a docent-led tour of the amazing Barnes Foundation collection (more than 3,000 masterpieces from the impressionist, post-impressionist, the early modern periods, and more, to paraphrase its website), and a visit to Chanticleer Garden, an estate and botanical garden located just outside Philadelphia. Mostly, however, we’re planning to just be together and share our memories, stories and plans, as we have been doing for six or seven decades, depending on where you start counting. We’ll have pictures for the next Forte et Gratum.”

Together again! Members of the Class of 1962 meet at CSG for a mini reunion. Pictured are Diana Clatworthy Morgan, Kitty Morton Epler, Cherie Williams Lucks, Patty Tice Offenberg, and Melinda Miller.

1965 Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the death of Janie Howland’s mother, Jeannette Howland. She passed away at the age of 95 years old on September 11, 2016. Mrs. Howland was a longtime member of CSG’s faculty, teaching Library Sciences and French, and working as a Librarian from 1961 until her retirement in 1990.

1966 Class Representative: Kay Jeffrey Kathy McClure Whitlow writes, “I was one of the fourteen who attended our fiftieth reunion in April. I have been to quite a few reunions, but this one was the absolute best! For one thing, we looked great (congrats to us who will be seventy in two years), and we had some quality time together. We really got to share at a deep level with one another, especially on Friday night at Lynn Byers Barno’s house. We went around the roo—before and after pizza– Skyping with Jane Schiff, who unfortunately could not be there. As each lady shared, we laughed, we cried, we applauded, and most importantly, we listened with our hearts! Not all of the ladies had graduated with our class, moving to Bexley High freshman year, but the comradery was seamless. In fact, we had such a great time that we have unofficially decided to meet somewhere other than Columbus for our 70th Birthday celebration.”

Linda Benua ’64 and Diana Dienst Heinl ’64 met for brunch in Mesa, Arizona.

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1967 Class Representative: Carol Benua Major Carol Benua Major writes, “Our glorious 50th is just around the corner in April! These Columbus area and one Kentucky classmates are counting the days until all of you ’67ers join them for a wonderful weekend of renewing old friendships.”

Nancy Benua, “Benny Alba”, has already had a busy year, with out-of-state solos in a museum, two Art centers and a university library, exhibiting the American Storm Series. She

notes, “I could say I have my feet up now but am writing a science fiction novel. My mother, Marjorie Post Benua ’33, a CSG graduate of long ago, loved the genre for its anticipation of reality. I intend to do a little bit of predicting too.” Still living near San Francisco, Benny finds it wonderful residing where cultures actively intermingle joyfully.

Mary Monaghan Lisko writes, “I welcomed my first grandchild on June 29, 2016. Her name is Charlotte Ava Troy and her parents, Samantha and Mike, are doing well, even with sleep deprivation.”

1968 Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the death of Susan Brenholts Hamilburg’s husband, Michael passed away on January 1, 2016 from complications with Parkinson’s’ Disease. Our thoughts are with Susan’s family during this time.

It is with great sadness that we learned of the death of Hindi Lichtenstein Friedman’s mother, Mitzi Lichtenstein on April 19, 2016 in Columbus at the age of 89. We send our sympathies to Hindi’s family during this difficult time.

1969 Class Representative: Candace Corson Laurie Zox Leder writes, “I continue to live a full and happy life in Denver. I will be retiring from University Hospital in November after 26 ¾ years!”

We report with sadness the death on June 4, 2016, of Barry Friedman, M.D., husband of Susanne Cobey Friedman. He was a beloved and honored member of the medical and healthcare teaching community. We extend our deepest sympathy to Susanne. If you’d like to send a note: Susanne Cobey, PO Box 537 Galion, OH 44833-053

1970 Class Representative: Jill Levy

Molly Carlile, Linda Krech Archer, Barbie Van Fossen Weidner, Mary Larrick Schmertz, Sally Ross, and Carol Benua Major (all Class of 1967) enjoy getting together.

Janie Aronson Baskin writes, “My kids and six and a half month old grandson, Shale, are visiting from Florida. It’s so much fun! Shale can pull himself up, stand, and is starting to crawl.”

Anne Jeffrey Wright retired on July 1, 2016 from her 42 year career as a pediatric nurse and healthcare strategist and administrator.

For the last 22 years of her working life, Anne worked for the Nemours Children’s Health System, one of the nation’s largest health systems dedicated only to children. With children’s hospitals in Orlando, Florida and the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Delaware, Anne was able to serve children in many markets. After July 1st, she is headed up to New York’s Adirondacks Mountains, followed by time on Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, Boston, Columbus, and Ireland. She can be reached now at annejwright@gmail.com and looks forward to spending more time in Columbus.

Leslie Huntington, Lesley Wilson Schaab, and Vicky Havens Scott reconnected over lunch during Vicky’s recent visit to Columbus from California.

Anne Jeffrey Wright ’70, Babs Summer Glazier ’70, and Susan Leach Madden ’70 celebrated their own reunion in Boston this summer.

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Pam McMurray Foote writes, “My dad, Homer D. “Mac” McMurray, Jr., passed away on Saturday, September 10, at age 94. He had coped with Alzheimer’s for nine years, in the same calm and accepting manner he led his life. I will miss him so much, but we’re relieved he’s finally free of that awful disease.” Our thoughts are with Pam and her family during this difficult time.

1971 Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the death of Janice Bole Harrington’s mother, Belle Morris Boles, on May 5, 2016 at the age of 93. Our thoughts are with Janice’s family during this time.

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Marcia Smith Miller and Diane Smith Long’s ’78 father, Wib Smith on April 9, 2016 at his home, surrounded by family. He was 88 years old. We offer our condolences to Marcia’s family throughout this challenging time.

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Leslie Sawyer’s sister, Deborah Sawyer ’74. Debbie passed away on August 7, 2016 surrounded by her family and friends.

Sadly, on October 2, 2016, Leslie lost her mother as well. Betty Sawyer passed away at the age of 94 years old. Our thoughts are with the Leslie’s family during this time.

1972 Class Representative Needed It is with great sadness that we report the death of Jenifer Sehring Alexander and

Monica Sehring Shifley’s ’81 mother, Dorothy Sehring on June 26, 2016. Mrs. Sehring was also one of the most beloved teachers to have ever taught CSG students. Our thoughts are with the Sehring family during this time.

and most would die there from untreated, but curable, diseases such as tuberculosis. South Dakota Scholars are funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the South Dakota Humanities Council.

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“I continue to serve as one of the Keepers of the Canton Native Asylum Story. Formed in 2012, the mission of the Keepers is to educate, restore, and reconcile our peoples by sharing the story of this chapter of our history and working toward a preferred future. This is part of my on-going work (since 1991) in the area of restorative justice with First Nations and Native American peoples.

Class Representative: Marla Lumbert-Smith Cole AmySue Greentree Taylor writes, “It’s been an exciting year. I moved my law office after 22 years from downtown Columbus to Powell which cut my drive time by over an hour twice a day. It’s a small office space but close enough to my husband of 35 years that we can have lunch!

What’s more important is my family. My 19 year old/youngest, Kip just finished his 1st year at Kent State. My oldest son, Rich, and his wife, Jackie, just had a baby, Evelyn. They let me spend a week with them in Akron. Heaven on earth. In every single day and every single way, life is getting better and better.”

Katharine Ireland Conley writes, “I’m currently teaching freshman English at the local girls’ high school in Phoenix. All three children are married now—no grandchildren on the horizon yet. We are celebrating our 40th wedding anniversary this fall.”

Anne Dilenschneider writes, “I have been named as a South Dakota Humanities Council Scholar for another year. In this capacity, I travel our state with Nakota historian and artist Jerry Fogg, sharing the history of the Hiawatha Indian Insane Asylum. From 19021933, this federal asylum in Canton, South Dakota was the linchpin of federal Indian policy.

Over 400 Native Americans (most sane and under the age of 30) were sent to this asylum,

“In January, Jerry Fogg and I presented the history of the Hiawatha Asylum as part of a spirituality conference with Native inmates at the South Dakota Penitentiary. We also shared this presentation at the Center for Western Studies in Sioux Falls as part of the art exhibit, “I Have the Honor to Report,” by the Blood Run Artists of the Big Sioux, South Dakota.

In late April, we presented an update on the work of the Keepers at the 48th Annual Dakota Conference at the Center For Western Studies.

Most recently, in May, we gave the asylum presentation in Canton, South Dakota as part of that city’s 150th anniversary and as part of the annual Honoring Ceremony for the 121 Native American inmates who remain buried on the asylum grounds. We are in the process of making plans to share this presentation on the Rosebud Reservation here in South Dakota and with the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona later this year.

“The S-Corp I began with four colleagues on April 1, 2015 (Journey Counseling Services LLC) continues to expand here in Sioux Falls.

In addition to assessment and counseling, we also offer spiritual direction, retreat leadership, corporate coaching, leadership training, and wilderness guide services. Having an April 1st start date is a reminder to our team that God surely takes care of fools like us!

“In April, at the annual conference of the South Dakota Counseling Association in Aberdeen, South Dakota, I led a continuing education workshop (“Hidden in Plain Sight”) on diagnosing Asperger’s Syndrome (high functioning ASD) in girls and women, and two continuing education workshops on understanding and treating ADHD. This June, I will be out in the Black Hills leading an afternoon on caring for pastoral leaders for the South Dakota Conference of the United Church of Christ, and also learning how to fly fish.”

Leslie Huntington ’70, Lesley Wilson Schaab ’70, and Vicky Havens Scott ’70 visited with each other during Vicky’s recent trip to Columbus.

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1974 Class Representative: Muffy Hamilton Parsons Cathy Zacks Gildenhorn was recently named the Recipient of the International Lion of Judah Jewish Federation’s Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award! What a deserving recognition!

Julianne Mueller writes, “I received my alumnae magazine this week and was surprised to find another alumnae’s magazine inadvertently tucked into mine. Since her address was about a mile from my house, I decided to deliver it personally and take the opportunity to make a new acquaintance. Jean Kramer Findeis ’51 kindly invited me into her home and we spent a wonderful half hour or so chatting about our CSG experience and what we’ve done since. We had a lot in common in spite of the years that separate our classes.

The meeting was really special. Now we’re wondering who else lives in our zip codes (22041, 22044)?”

It is with great sadness that we share the news of Deborah Sawyer’s passing. Debbie passed away on August 7, 2016 surrounded by family and friends. As a supporter of girls and minorities education, especially in STEM fields, Debbie was voted as CSG Alumna of the Year in 2002. Debbie’s family also lost her mother, Betty Sawyer on October 2, 2016. She was 94 years old. Debbie’s sister is fellow alumna, Leslie Sawyer ’71. Our thoughts are with the Sawyer family during this time.

On September 11, 2016, family, friends, and classmates gathered in the Unicorn Theater at Columbus School for Girls to celebrate and remember the life Debbie Sawyer. 1974 classmates, Holly Schottenstein Kastan, Mary Jane Trapp, Gen Anne Lanphere, Molly Lazarus, Sharon Stucker Weir, Vicki Vaughn Drabick. Muffy Hamilton Parsons and Lisa Miller Westwater ’71 were instrumental in helping Leslie and her family to orchestrate the lovely memorial service and reception which followed.

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Patricia Williams French’s mother, Velma Sater Williams ’48, on April 16, 2016 in Columbus. Velma was an incredibly active member of the CSG and Columbus communities, where she will surely be missed.

1975 Class Representative Needed Julie Janata has been nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing for the genealogy series Who Do You Think You Are? The nominated episode traced Bryan Cranston’s ancestors—spoiler alert!—to the Civil War in Dayton! The competition is very strong, so as they say—it truly is an honor to be nominated. Julie previously won an Emmy Award for producing the feature documentary Girls on the Wall.

Ada Cleary ’16, visited Julie Janata in Los Angeles for her Senior May Program, to learn about the entertainment industry. It was a joy to have her here!

1976 Class Representative: Michelle Gockenbach Lewis The class of ’76 gathered at Mimi Gockenbach Lewis’ house for a fun filled night of memory mayhem! We laughed and cried and it felt like no time had passed since we carried those red roses! We are older, hopefully wiser, definitely stronger, and committed to caring for our bonds with care. Those who were not able to join us, please connect with a fellow 76er and join us for our next event!

Charlotte Stiverson recently had a book published called Nellie’s Walk. It is a picture book published this summer by Hygeia Media/ Oncology Nursing Society. When Charlotte discovered that she had breast cancer and would need chemotherapy, she wanted to find a picture book to read to her students that would explain the chemotherapy process in a real but nonthreatening way. Charlotte decided to write a book, so that a book would be available to help others explain this sensitive topic. Congratulations, Charlotte!

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Elizabeth Williams’ mother, Velma Sater Williams ’48, on April 16, 2016 in Columbus. Velma was an incredibly active member of the CSG and Columbus communities, where she will surely be missed.

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Sarah Stewart Rice’s mother, Ann Pierman Stewart ’47. Ann passed away on September 1, 2016 in Columbus, Ohio.

Julie Janata’s ’75 Creative Arts Emmy Awards invitation! Congrats, Julie!

Members of the Class of 1974 celebrate the life of classmate, Debbie Sawyer: Holly Schottenstein Kastan, Mary Jane Trapp, Gen Anne Lanphere, Molly Lazarus, Sharon Stucker Weir, Vicki Vaughn Drabcik, Muffy Hamilton Parsons, and Nancy Krueger.

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Class Representative: Constance Staber

Class Representative: Kate Estabrook Schoedinger

Trudy Preston Bartley was recently recognized at The Smart Women Breakfast Awards as one of the Progressive Women in Columbus. Trudy is the VP for Government Affairs at The Ohio State University, providing leadership for OSU’s relationships with local government officials and staff.

Congratulations, Trudy!

Catherine Culp, daughter of Laura Bailey Culp, graduated Summa Cum Laude from Case Western Reserve University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biochemistry with honors and minors in Psychology and Business Management. Catherine was elected into Phi Beta Kappa honor society and received

The Harland G. Wood Prize for outstanding performance as an undergraduate. Following a Global Brigades public health service project in Nicaragua, Catherine began her Student Doctor journey at the College of Medicine of The Ohio State University in August, 2016.

Kate Estabrook Schoedinger writes, “Both my children ran the Camp Kawanhee Waterski Department for the 2016 season working as a terrific brother-sister team on the shores of Lake Webb. They take after their father who ran it for ten years! My family is took a trip to Greece in August 2016 visiting Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini. Liza graduated from High Point University in May 2016 with a degree in Strategic Communications and Ferd IV is a sophomore at University of Dayton in the Civil Engineering Program. I continue my work as a reading specialist in Bedford, New Hampshire.

Elaine Chu writes, I attended the San Francisco gathering of CSG alumnae—good turnout. I continue to teach music and art to kids and adults. If you are looking for unique handcrafted gifts (jewelry, handbound books, collage art), please visit EGChuHandcrafted. etsy.com.

It is with great sadness that we report the death of and Diane Smith Long and Marcia Smith Miller’s ’71 father, Wib Smith on April 9, 2016 at his home, surrounded by family. He was 88 years old. Our thoughts go out to the Smith family during this time.

Members of the Class of 1976 at CSG during the Alumnae Weekend festivities!

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Laura Dehlendorf’s father, Mike Dehlendorf, on August 16, 2016. Laura’s mother is alumna, Connie Crabbe Dehlendorf ’55. Our thoughts are with the Dehlendorf family during this difficult time.

The Class of 1976 gathered together at Mimi Gockenbach’s home. Pictured: Michelle Gockenbach Lewis, Pamela Ashby, Libby Maxton Kirk, Jane Wolfe, Joanne Lynn, Laurie Folpe Levison, Marcia Zand, Barbara Stucker Pittenger, Susan Foley, Pam Leshy Sauerman, Kathy Toler, Ann Farrar Yawberg, Lynn Batsch, Susan Manning Powers, Elizabeth Williams, Jamie Kaplan, Edie Milligan Driskill, Betsy Steigerwald Yingling, Julie Minor Hoffman (not pictured: Debbie Folpe)

Catherine Culp, daughter of Laura Bailey Culp ’78, dons her white coat as she starts school at the College of Medicine of The Ohio State University.

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1979 Class Representative: Margaret Cunningham Basiliadis

1980 Class Representative Needed Lavea Brachman writes, “With our daughter, Eliya Smith ’16, now a freshman at Harvard and our son, Ezer, a senior at University of Chicago, we are now empty nesters. I recently took a new position as Vice President of Programs at the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation, a new foundation located in Detroit, Michigan dedicated to investing in the quality of life in the regions of Southeast Michigan and Western New York. We now have a ‘second home’ (or apartment...) in Detroit, while maintaining our Bexley house as well! I’m happy to hear from any CSG alums in the Detroit area.”

1981 Class Representative: Jenny Corotis Barnes The first novel of Emily Ross, daughter of Diane Lore, is slated for release in March 2017 by TitleTown Publishing. Emily (13), is a fifth-generation writer, and is the youngest author ever signed by the Green Bay/NYC publishing house. The novel, edited by Diane, is the first slated in a multi-book series option and revolves around a scrappy alley husky and an evil, weaponized Great Dane. To learn more about Emily and her book, check out her website (www.bluesprophecybook. com) or Facebook (https://www.facebook. com/bluesprophecybook/). Diane also wrote an editorial (http://getschooled.blog. myajc.com/2016/06/24/7969/) about the experience of Emily—who started writing the book when she was 10—and culminating this past spring at the Book Expo America, the nation’s largest book conference, where she was a sponsored author.

Wolfe, on June 24, 2016. Mr. Wofle was a long time member of the CSG Board of Trustees, as well as a loving husband to Ann Isaly Wolfe ’63, father to Rita Wolfe ’85, and Katie Wolfe Lloyd ’91, and grandfather to Abigail Perrini ’13.

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Michael Bloch, father of Allison Bloch Gold and Laura Bloch Kepes ’87. He passed away on May 9, 2016. Our thoughts are with the Bloch family during this difficult time.

1984 Class Representative: Julie Schottenstein Saar Katie Kessler Chatas reports that Tina Isaac Goize (living in Paris) has a new book out!

Lessons from France: Eating, Fitness, Family which she co-wrote with two other women in Paris!

Christine Thorne writes, “My daughters, Sarah and Katy Greskovich, are both sophomores.

Sarah ’19, my CSG girl, enjoyed Robotics, Sound Crew, and Track. Katy, my Sarah Lawrence College girl, performed in Bat Boy and learned computer coding. Katy’s political science FYS class saw Hamilton.

We vacationed in Barbados to continue celebrating my parents’ 50th wedding anniversary and my Dad’s 87th birthday. Happy to be back on Columbus.”

During a recent deep sea fishing trip, Kristin Kirk Florey caught a huge halibut. Make sure to find the photo!

The Class of 1984 gathered in April for Andrea Krupman Powell’s 50th!

Happy Birthday, Andrea Krupman Powell ’84!

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Monica Sehring Shifley and Jenifer Sehring Alexander’s ’72 mother, Dorothy Sehring on June 26, 2016. Mrs. Sehring was also one of the most beloved teachers to have ever taught CSG students. Our thoughts are with the Sehring family during this time.

1982 Class Representative: Leslie Rogovin Fox

1983 Class Representative: Bridget Hart It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Sara Wolfe Perrini’s father, John F.

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Kristin Kirk Florey ’84 and her catch of the day!

The Class of 1984 knows how to have a good time!

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1985 Class Representative: Robin Ives Canowitz Shari McCaskill Lamar is back in Columbus full time, after spending 18 months commuting between Chicago and Columbus every week. She is still with the Comptroller of the Currency, now managing a team of approximately 20 folks in a variety of disciplines. She and Melanie Battle Kinchen ’86 did their annual girl’s getaway to the Maldives, and had a great time! Shari’s daughter, Khari ’20, joined the CSG Unicorn ranks this fall as a freshman!

Kate Addison is busy doing her digital consulting to pay her bills, but also started an interior decorating business as her creative outlet—SugarMillHome.com. Kate also purchased a property in Florida in Cape San Blas—near Panama City. It just went on the rental market and has been booked since!

(SugarMillCottage.com). Kate and Emily Johnston Dube are heading out for another trip in September – they have been doing this every four years and this is their fifth excursion. This time to Italy—with stops in Rome, Sorrento, Capri, Positano, Amalfi, Praiano and Ravello.

Robin Ives Canowitz continues to work at the Vorys law firm in Columbus, as a healthcare attorney. Her middle daughter will be starting college this fall at the University of Michigan.

Her oldest (Rachel Canowitz ’13) will be a senior at Tufts University in Boston, and her youngest will be in Form VIII at CSG. Robin’s daughter and Becky Coomer Minkin’s daughter are in the same class at CSG, and they share our class flag and class song!

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Rita Wolfe’s father, John F. Wolfe,

on June 24, 2016. Mr. Wofle was a long time member of the CSG Board of Trustees, as well as a loving husband to Ann Isaly Wolfe ’63, father to Sara Wolfe Perrini ’83, and Katie Wolfe Lloyd ’91, and grandfather to Abigail Perrini ’13.

Parker Gaubert and Maren J. Meyer Gaubert were born full term on March 16, 2016.”

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Class Representative: Louise Davidson-Schmich Sandra Kim was recently featured on the Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s social media campaign to profile the wonderful work doctors and staff are doing in the Columbus community. She commented, “I always tell my fellows that when you go into this career, it has to be a calling, not just a job. There are going to be some difficult days that make you question why you’re doing it, but you have to be able to remind yourself why you went into medicine. It’s out of genuine love for the kids and a strong hope that we can do a better job caring for them.”

1987 Class Representative: Rachel Cashdollar Bennett Wendolyn Holland and Dayna Baird Payne got together in Ketchum, Idaho this summer.

Time flew as they caught up on 30 years of life events over a glass of wine. Before Dayna and her family left Ketchum, they met again at the Sun Valley symphony and Wendolyn got to meet Dayna’s husband, Tommy, and daughter, Kate ’21, the newest Unicorn in the bunch!

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Michael Bloch, father of Laura Bloch Kepes and Allison Bloch Gold ’83. He passed away on May 9, 2016. Our thoughts are with the Bloch family during this difficult time.

1988

Class Representative: Tammey Cheek Kessel

Class Representative: Janet Knight Rauschenberger Chelsea Kauffman Day is living in New Albany, Ohio with her husband, Tucker, and her daughters, Quincy (6) and Colby (5).

1991 Class Representative Needed Lieutenant Colonel Sarah L. Hall retired from the Air Force on July 22, 2016. Longtime CSG teacher, Jack Guy, attended the ceremony as Presiding Officer at Barksdale Airforce Base in Louisiana. Sarah’s father, Dan “Doc” Hall, a longtime science teacher at CSG, was also in attendance. Sarah writes, “Starting in September 2016, I will be traveling around the world visiting my sponsor kids and the countries they live in. Travels are planned through fall 2017…updates to follow!”

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Katie Wolfe Lloyd’s father, John F. Wolfe, on June 24, 2016. Mr. Wofle was a long time member of the CSG Board of Trustees, as well as a loving husband to Ann Isaly Wolfe ’63, father to Sara Wolfe Perrini ’83, and Rita Wolfe ’85, and grandfather to Abigail Perrini ’13.

1992 Class Representative: Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson

Class Representative: Sarah Hamilton Shook Elizabeth Byers Gaubert writes, “We added our second set of twins and fifth and sixth children to the Gaubert family. Ryen Earl

Wendolyn Holland ’87 and Dayna Baird Payne ’87 in Ketchum, Idaho over the summer.

1989

Sarah Hall ’91 with her parents, Joanne and “Doc” Hall after her Air Force Retirement Ceremony.

Laurel Beatty attended the CSG Scholars Gala in April with Karen Lurie Jones ’87 and Liz Zimmerman Donaldson.

Karen Lurie Jones ’87, Liz Zimmerman Donaldson ’92, Laurel Beatty ’92, and CSG parent, Shari Graham, at the Scholars Gala in April.

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1993 Class Representative: Laura Julien Blust Megan Currier writes, “My husband and I live in Carbondale, Colorado with our children, Annabelle (10) and Masamo (8). I teach at our local Middle School and still get inspiration from memories of class with Dr. Rogers, Dr. Hall, Mr. O’Grady, Mrs. Lodge, and my other CSG teachers. Who remembers our We Didn’t Start the Fire (Billy Joel) term paper? I still remember all of the verses!”

Morgan McDonald writes, “I moved to Mill Valley, California in August with my husband, Ben Imdieke, son Ami, and new daughter, Karuna Joy. (She was born in July 2016.)”

Mandy Hanks Briseño, her husband, and big sister, Pia, welcomed Lucia Nicole into the family on February 27, 2016.

It is with great sadness that we report the death of Melinda Snyder’s father, Larry H. Snyder on June 18, 2016. He was 90 years old.

Our thoughts are with Mindy and her family during this time.

1994 Class Representative: Brooke Brown Helmstetter The families of Melissa Stahl Damro and Jenn Ull Frey spent an afternoon together in Chicago. Everyone had a great time!

1995 Class Representative: Clare Willoughby Ceballos Brandi Slaughter has been promoted to CEO of Voices for Ohio’s Children. Here is the link to her Bio on the website. http://www. raiseyourvoiceforkids.org/about-us/our-staff Cynthia Epler continues her important work for the Defense Intelligence Agency as deputy division chief for US Central Command.

She recently was honored with the Joan A. Dempsy Award Mentorship Award and is an active participant in DIA’s Diversity and Inclusion Implementation Initiative. Link which has photos in their Flicker section—http:// www.insaonline.org/i/e/aa/2016/index.aspx.

When not deployed overseas, she lives in St. Petersburg, Florida with her wonderful pup Fiona.

Morgan McDonald’s ’93 son, Ami, and new daughter, Karuna Joy.

In May 2016, Clare Willoughby Ceballos started a fundraiser to raise money for pediatric cancer research, in honor of her son Colin (5) achieving one year cancer free. So many CSG friends supported near and far and the event raised over $60,000!

Bernadette Kuhnsman Donovan visited Clare Willoughby Ceballos along with husband, Todd, daughter, Quinlan (6), and son, Bexley (2). The kids were fast friends and had a blast together, no surprise! Bernie just moved and her new address is 107 Nelson Ave Mills Valley, CA 94941.

It is with great sadness that we share the news that Martha Kieckhefer Bosworth’s father, Frederick Kieckhefer, passed away on September 8, 2016. Our thoughts are with Martha and her family during this time.

1996 Class Representative: Sarah Sofia Knepp

1997 Class Representative: Julie Ferber Zuckerman Natalie Gregoire Baribeault writes, “We welcomed our third baby, Rheta Lynn Baribeault, on March 29, 2016. She joins big brothers, Henry (4) and Colin (2). We are now living in Wilmore, Kentucky. Tom is working as a nurse anesthetist and I am home with the kids!”

Courtney Druen took a trip to Nicaragua in May 2016 and made a thoughtful and generous book donation in CSG’s name to a Nicaraguan library.

Kim Snyder Manno writes, “I gave birth to twins, Camden Paul and Macie Anne, on July 22, 2016. They join big brother, Charlie (12), and big sister, Lilly (10).”

Julie Ferber Zuckerman writes, “Over the July 4th weekend Amy Biddle Creith, Tara Bonaventura DeFreytas, Liz Salamy, Michaelena Stinziano and Julie Ferber Zuckerman got together with their children.

It was a wonderful afternoon filled with lots of catching up! I would also like to announce the arrival of Michaelena Stinziano’s daughter, Gianna Stinziano-Evans, born on December 1, 2015.”

1998 Class Representative: Miranda Martin Warren Kacey Chappelear was recently named one of Columbus’ “40 under 40” by Columbus

Melissa Stahl Damro ’94, Jenn Ull Frey ’94, and their families had a great time together!

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Natalie Gregoire Baribeault’s ’97 beautiful family.

Business First. Kacey is an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in the Franklin County Prosecutor’s Office. Congratulations, Kacey!

1999 Class Representative: Katharine Ersly Melissa Klayman Schmidt moved with husband, Justin, and daughter, Madeline, two years ago from La Jolla, California, to Nashville, Tennessee. Recently, they purchased a house in Belle Mead, Tennessee and will be moving again soon. Madeline is now 2 ½ years old.

Kate Livingston received her doctorate in Women’s Gender & Sexuality Studies from The Ohio State University in the spring of 2016. She was awarded the 2016 Graduate

Associate Teaching Award, the highest recognition at Ohio State for teaching by a graduate student across all academic disciplines. Dr. Livingston is teaching six gender studies classes at Ohio State during the ’16-’17 school year and welcomes all CSG Buckeyes to sign up for her courses!

2000 Class Representative: Erica Reaves Erica Reaves writes, “I moved to Boston, Massachusetts, in July 2016 to begin the Doctor of Public Health program at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. I am looking forward to connecting with Boston area alumnae!”

Erica Reaves enjoyed dinner with Annette Enlow Owili, Annette’s husband, Josh, and their daughter, Melanie, in Boston in August 2016.

Jessica Guy Everhart writes, “Last December we welcomed a son, Ford Remington Everhart 9lbs 13oz, 21in!. He joins big brother, Graham Calvin (7), and sister, Maren Rae (3). We are incredibly blessed and overjoyed have these three kiddos!”

Ashley Kincaid Ings writes, “David and I have just moved back to Columbus, Ohio from NYC. Dave is coaching ice skating at all three Chiller rinks, and we would love to catch up with any classmates still in the Columbus area! My phone number and email address have stayed the same, but obviously our address has changed :) We are expecting the first edition to our family on October 24th 2016, and have decided to be surprised along with everyone else as to what we’re having!”

2001 Class Representative: Claire Kelley

Amy Biddle Creith ’97, Tara Bonaventura DeFreytas ’97, Liz Salamy ’97, Michaelena Stinziano ’97, and Julie Ferber Zuckerman ’97 got together with their children over the Fourth of July!

The Class of 2001’s April Reunion! Bottom row: Natalia Rivera Formen, Gina Casagrande Forster, Claire Kelley. Middle row: Janis Penn Bond, Wynne Campbell Lennon, Kristen Orlando Ricordati, Anusha Venkataraman, Jamie Goldach Hinesman, Katie Logan, Veronica Leahy. Back row: Nana Massie, Frank O’Grady, Mary McGlocklin, Jack Guy.

The Class of 2001 celebrated its 15th reunion at Claire Kelley’s parents’ home during Alumnae Weekend with classmates and teachers, including Mr. Guy, Ms. McGlocklin, Dr. Leahy, and Mr. O’Grady. Nana Massie brought a large photo of the 8th form class trip to Washington D.C. which prompted a lot of reminiscing. For those drinking beer that night, a special Bitter Unicorn Tears lager from North Carolina was served. Jamie Goldach Hinesman’s baby, Archie K, and Claire Kelley’s baby, Daniel Francis, also attended the gathering.

On April 16, 2016, Lindsay Stewart married Gareth Steven in London, England. It was

Erica Reaves ’00 spent time with Annette Enlow Owili ’00, Annette’s husband, Josh, and their daughter, Melanie.

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wonderful to have fellow CSGer, Rebecca Stephens, make the trek across the pond to join in the celebrations!

2002 Class Representative: Lauren Yen Leahy Laine Richardson O’Donnell, along with her husband Lucas, and daughter Claire,

welcomed Graham Lucas O’Donnell on June 6th, 2016. He is adored by the whole family.

On the family’s drive to Boston for Laine’s dad’s birthday, they had lunch with Lauren Yen Leahy and got together with Wendy Fahey Currier in Boston; a fun summer!”

Jessica Orlov Ketner and her husband, Joel, welcomed their daughter, Matilda Ruth Ketner, on June 3, 2016. Beatrice Ketner ’30 loves being a big sister!

2003 Class Representative: Liz Liston Andrew and Michelle Hanners Huffman welcomed Graham Edward Huffman on November 26, 2015. Graham was 7.2lbs, 19.5in and, best of all, he was delivered by his aunt, Lindsey Hanners ’08!

Katy Klabunde Bice ’03 and her husband, Andrew Bice, at their December 2015 wedding.

Liz Liston completed her first full marathon in June at the Rock and Roll Marathon in San Diego. She raised over $3,000 for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in memory of classmate, Jennifer Colbert Wilkens’ father, Dr. Gerald Colbert, who lost his battle

Lindsey Stewart ’01 and Rebecca Stephens ’01 at Lindsay’s London wedding in April.

Jack Robert Broderick, son of Rachel Belt Broderick ’03.

Laine Richardson O’Donnell’s ’02 two children, baby Graham, and big sister, Claire.

Michelle Hanners Huffman ’03, Andrew, and baby Graham.

Bea and Tillie Ketner, daughters of Jessica Orlov Ketner ’02.

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Danielle Gerken Trimner 03’ and her new husband, Dan Trimner, at their August 2016 wedding.

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Annelise Maurer ’03 and her fiancé, Nathan HoftMarch.

with Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma last year.

Many of her CSG classmates donated and she greatly appreciates everyone’s support!

Danielle Gerken Trimner married Dan Trimner on August 13th, 2016. Not only did she gain a husband, but she also inherited Sarah Kafer Mill as a cousin-in-law as Dan is first cousins with Sarah’s husband, Nick!

Rachel Belt Broderick gave birth to baby boy, Jack Robert Broderick, on May 6, 2016.

Katy Klabunde Bice married Andrew Bice on December 30, 2015 in Columbus. Natalie Segal Pruitt was a bridesmaid. The couple now resides in Virginia.

Annelise Maurer writes, “I am getting married on August 27 (2016) to Nathan Hoft-March.

We both live and work in the Cleveland area.

I am a children’s librarian at the Shaker Heights Public Library, and he is a Retail Coordinator for the Greater Cleveland Food Bank. We just bought a house in University Heights. We met at Beloit College during our undergraduate studies.”

2004

Dale Yassenoff’s passing, on July 19, 2016.

Our deepest condolences are being sent to Elizabeth, her mother, Paula Martin Fenner ’74, and their family during this difficult time.

Class Representative: Emily Kasler Christine Guenther writes, “I finished my residency in Internal Medicine in Cleveland and moved to Spokane, Washington for a hospitalist position in July. I am looking forward to new adventures!”

2005 Class Representative: Maria Dixon LeBlac

Elizabeth Fiorile married Colin Kindgren on June 25, 2016 at her parents’ home in Columbus. Elizabeth and Colin live in Chicago, where Elizabeth works at NBC Chicago.

Lindsey Innes married Daniel Owens on July 23, 2016 in California. Lindsey and Dan will reside in Denver.

Emily Kasler Yen married Peter Yen (Columbus Academy ’05 and brother of Lauren Yen Leahy ’02) on April 22, 2016 in Colorado. Emily and Peter recently moved to Colorado Springs from Stuttgart, Germany.

It is with great sadness that we share the news of Elizabeth Fenner Yassenoff’s son, Jacob

On April 1st, 2016, Erica Brillson thought she was getting ‘April Fool-ed’ by her now fiancé, Damien Lehfeldt. The two are incredibly happy to be engaged and will be getting married in Columbus, Ohio in June of 2017.

Jillian Diamond Gliksberg and her husband welcomed Nadav Samuel Gliksberg on April 1, 2016 (an April Fool’s baby. The joke was on Jillian, too, because he came a few weeks early!).

Rebecca Morton is engaged and is moving with her fiancé to Morgantown, West Virginia, where he has a tenure-track appointment at WVU. She will starting a job in September as an associate at the law firm Jackson Kelly.

Caitlin “Uli” Shanahan is in her third and final year of law school at the Ohio State University, where she is also getting a Masters in Public Policy and Management at the Glenn College.

She took time off from her legal internship this summer in Washington, DC to jet out to Denver, Colorado to celebrate fellow ’05

Elizabeth Fiorile’s June wedding: Emily Wightman O’Reilly ’04, Katherine Fiorile Burgess ’00, Cari Murnane ’03, Katy Murnane Reis ’00, Chelsea Woods ’00, Emily Kasler Yen ’04, Elizabeth Fiorile ’04, Brigid Maher ’04, Georgia Ruch ’05, Lindsey Innes ’04, Carey Rabold Woodruff ’04, Janis Block ’71, and Lacey Greenwalt ’04.

Allison Ansari ’05 and Caitlin Shanahan ’05 celebrate Ariel Haytas ’05 wedding!

Erica Brillson ’05 and her fiancé, Damien Lehfeldt.

Nadev Samuel Gliksberg, son of Jillian Diamond Gliksberg’s ’05.

Samantha Sanderson Brown’s ’05 wedding day.

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classmate Ariel Haytas’ beautiful wedding.

Together with Allison Ansari, Uli spent a wonderful night sending Ariel off into this new and exciting chapter. Uli sends her best to the other women of the Golden Class and hopes to see many of you soon in the upcoming holiday season!

LaShaunda Craft is working at Walnut Ridge High School in Columbus as a science teacher. She has been named the Chair of the Science Department at Walnut Ridge for this school year. This past summer, she collaborated with teachers in the district to design an environmental science curriculum to be implemented this school year. She will be married next summer!

Samantha Sanderson Brown was married on May 21, 2016 in Bellville, Ohio. In July they moved to NYC for Samantha’s final year of her doctorate in clinical psychology (PsyD). She is completing an internship in Rehabilitation Psychology working in inpatient and outpatient units that include traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury, and complex care populations at Mount Sinai Hospital.

Kaylyn Cheatham Sigler married Drake Sigler on February 29, 2016, and they are now living in Golden, Colorado.

long weekend with Caitlan Ruff to celebrate her wedding and graduation from law school. We were joined by Fallon Ruff ’10 and Mo Ruff ’14.”

2008

Bizzie Durell Geiser is excited to share she was married in May! Professionally, she has switched things up and is now working at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. She wanted to see what working with little kiddos would be like and so far she has loved it!

Class Representative: Caitlin Allen & Mikayla Upchurch Alyssa Ashbaugh writes, “In April of 2016, I graduated from Otterbein University with my Master in Education with a focus in Reading.

I was honored to give the invocation during the commencement ceremonies. I complete my Master’s by researching Multi-sensory Instructional Techniques in Spelling Instruction for students with diagnosed Dyslexia. I hope to present my research and findings at the Mid-Western Educational Research Association meeting in October. I was also able to spend a

Lindsey Hanners writes, “I am still teaching in Gahanna as an intervention specialist and love it! I recently got engaged to Tyler Kelly and looking forward to our wedding next summer!

We also just celebrated my Grandfather’s 90th birthday! I enjoy spending time with my CSG classmates, and cannot believe we are about to celebrate our 10 year class reunion.”

2009

2006

Class Representative: Patty Arehart & Laura Raines

Class Representative: Marielle Perrault McGregor

Sara Leighty is a kindergarten teacher at Doris Reddick Elementary School in Wimauma, Florida. She got married in July of 2016 in Tampa, Florida with classmate, Sarah Auld Myers as an attendant.

2007 Class Representative: Kassie Ansley Czubik Lisa Walsh is the first of her graduate student cohort at the University of Michigan to reach full candidacy for her PhD in the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology program. She is now able to enter the research phase for her doctorate.

Lisa earned her undergraduate degree in from Bowdoin College in 2011 and her Master of Science at the University of Michigan in 2014. In addition to her current research and teaching assistantship, she is a Graduate Teaching Consultant for the UM Center for Research on Learning & Teaching where she mentors other graduate students. She is also Student Vice-President of the Board for the Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society UM chapter.

Christiana Botic was recently selected as one of five individuals to receive the FulbrightNational Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellowship. Christiana plans to tell the story of the mass migration of Syrian refugees and the impact on Serbian and Croatian cultures.

Courtney Morgan’s ’07 reaction when David Rose proposed to her in a rose garden!

Caroline Elia both moved into a new position as a Buyer at Tuckernuck and also celebrated her three year anniversary with the company. She’s looking forward to seeing several classmates during her travels before summer ends!

Elyse Cooke has recently moved back to Columbus and got a job as the third grade reading teacher at United Preparatory Academy in the Franklinton area of downtown.

She is also pursuing ordination with the United Methodist Church and will be attending seminary next year!

Katya Philmore writes, “I’m happy to announce I started my own business selling vintage and handmade caftans, accessories, and more and frequently collaborate with my fellow classmates including Lauren Tennant and Katy Scoggin. For more information including local Columbus events you can check out www.splendorrevival.com or follow us on Instagram @splendorrevival”.

Courtney Morgan got engaged to her college sweetheart, David Rose, on July 30th at the Exposition Garden in Los Angeles, California.

Jordan Hilbrands was engaged to Ryan Gramlich in July of 2016, and is planning a summer 2017 wedding in Columbus.

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Jordan Hilbrands ’07 and her fiancé, Ryan Gramlich.

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Kaylyn Cheatham ’07 and husband, Drake, at their wedding.

2010 Class Representative: Molly Schissel Stephanie Ladman is enjoying her 2nd year in Boston working with global-education company, EF Education First as a tour consultant. She is also sending a special shout out to her mom, Carmen “Señora” Ladman and the 17 years she has dedicated to CSG as the Lower School Spanish teacher.

Her work greatly impacted students every day to not just learn the Spanish language, but to truly love it beyond the classroom (such as everyone’s favorite Spanish Chapel!)

The mark she leaves behind with CSG’s Lower School language program will truly be cherished for years to come. Gracias!”

2011 Class Representative: Taylor Lint Greta Hilbrands recently moved to Melbourne, Florida, where she is earning her Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the Florida Institute of Technology.

2012 Class Representative: Angela Mentel & Bridget Lorenz Angela Mentel just began a job at the Ohio Democratic Party as a Communications Associate.

Faith Masterson writes, “I recently graduated from Kenyon College in May with a degree in psychology and law. I have now moved to the Big Apple to pursue my dream and am working as a litigation paralegal for the Law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton, & Garrison, LLP! Any unicorns, feel free to look me up!”

Kellie Carlson was accepted to the Ohio State University’s College of Nursing.

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2016

2015 Class Representative: Mary Anne Click

Class Representative Needed

Class Representative: Natalie Feldman & Rebecca Sugar

2014 Class Representative: Hannah Barends Emily Bichsel participated in the EDHEC Course Croisiere Regatta in Roscoff, France this spring with the University of Chicago Sailing Team. It is the world’s largest collegiate offshore regatta and Europe’s premier student sporting event.

Leah Glimcher spent her summer as the Marketing Intern at Pelotonia. During the previous school year at University of Michigan, she became the president of the Hillel Arts Club and was elected as a board member of the Jewish Greek Council.

Meredith Swartz was one of nine of her teammates to receive the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association National Scholar Athlete Award. This award is given to those with a minimum 3.5 GPA and who have raced in an NCAA boat at conference championships.

Emily Lynch and Eliya Smith took part in MadLab’s Young Writers Short Play Festival this summer in Columbus. The festival is designed to give local high school playwrights professional theatrical experience. Emily and Eliya’s play, Geck, was one of only 10 plays featured in the festival.

Class Reps needed!

Contact the Alumnae Relations office 614-252-0781 x132 csgalumnae@ columbusschoolforgirls.org

FORMER FACULTY AND STAFF It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Mary Fry on August 1, 2016. Mrs. Fry taught Upper School English and Drama from 1966 until her retirement in 1992. Mrs. Fry taught for many years alongside her husband, Mr. C. Edgar Fry. He passed away in 2001. Mrs. Fry was remembered by Meg Mass ’89, “Even among excellent teachers, she stood out. Many happy memories and so much intellectual curiosity fostered in her classroom. I learned so much from both of them—that the foundation of social sciences is being curious about and loving people, that in theater and in life, the most important changes happen when nothing appears to be happening, that it’s okay to have fun while you’re teaching.”

It is with great sadness that we report the death of David M. Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton served on the CSG Maintenance Team for more than 10 years, from 1981 until he retired in 1993. We offer our sympathies to Mr. Hamilton’s family.

Jeannette K. Howland passed away suddenly in Ft. Myers, Florida on September 11, 2016 at the age of 95. She enjoyed a 27-year career on the faculty of CSG before moving to Ft. Myers in 2003 to be close to her children, Janie Howland ’65 and Dan Howland, and where she cherished the wonderful relationships she had with three generations of her family. She proudly lived independently right until her final day, with an active and inquisitive mind. She loved her iPhone and Buckeye football!

It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Dorothy Sehring on June 26, 2016. Mrs. Sehring was a Form IV teacher from 1963 until 1990. She has been remembered by the way she brought life into the classroom, and taught more than just academic lessons. Masu Haque ’91 wrote a tribute on social media, “Mrs. Sehring was the most memorable teacher I’ve ever had.

She made learning so much fun and I loved absolutely everything she taught me in 4th

grade—from calligraphy, to the beauty of Shakespeare, drama and comedy, to our class’ first overnight trip to Marietta, Ohio, some of my best childhood memories are all a direct result of the love, care and creativity she poured into her craft and inspired in all of us. I am so sorry for your family’s loss -- if she impacted her students this much, one can only imagine how much you all will miss her in your daily lives.”

This year, we would like to implement a Former Faculty/Staff Representative, very much like the Class Representatives.

If you are interested in acting as the Representative for CSG’s Former and Retired Faculty/Staff, please let us know.

The job description includes collecting news and keeping in touch with each other. Those who are interested, please contact Jordan Hilbrands ’07: 614-252-0781 ext. 132 or jhilbrands@columbusschoolforgirls.org.

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Congratulations & Sympathy BIRTHS: Elizabeth Byers Gaubert ’88 and her husband, Steve On the birth of their twins, Ryen Earl Parker Gaubert and Maren J. Meyer Gaubert, on March 16, 2016.

Mandy Hanks Briseño ’93 and her husband, Nicolas On the birth of their daughter, Lucia Nicole, on February 27, 2016 She joins big sister, Pia. Morgan McDonald ’93 and her husband, Ben Imdieke On the birth of their daughter, Karuna Joy, in July 2016 She joins big brother, Ami.

Jillian Diamond Gliksberg ’05 and her husband, Gabi On the birth of their son, Nadav Samuel Gliksberg, on April 1, 2016.

MARRIAGES: Lindsay Stewart ’01 married Gareth Steven April 16, 2016 London, England

Katy Klabunde Bice ’03 married Andrew Bice December 30, 2015 Columbus, Ohio

Annelise Maurer ’03 Married Nathan Hoft-March August 27, 2016

Natalie Gregoire Baribeault ’97 and her husband, Thomas On the birth of their daughter, Rheta Lynn Baribeault, on March 29, 2016.

She joins big brothers, Henry and Colin.

Danielle Gerken Trimner ’03 married Dan Trimner

Kim Snyder Manno ’97 and her husband, Scott On the birth of their twins, Camden Paul and Macie Anne, on July 22, 2016.

They join big brother, Charlie, and big sister, Lilly.

June 25, 2016 Columbus, Ohio

Michaelena Stinziano ’97 and her husband On the birth of their daughter, Gianna StinzianoEvans, on December 1, 2015.

Jessica Guy Everhart ’00 and her husband, Nicholas On the birth of their son, Ford Remington Everhart, in December of 2015 He joins big brother, Graham Calvin, and big sister, Maren Rae. Jessica Orlov Ketner ’02 and her husband, Joel On the birth of their daughter, Matilda Ruth Ketner, on June 3, 2016.

She joins big sister, Beatrice Laine Richardson O’Donnell ’02 and her husband, Lucas On the birth of their son, Graham Lucas O’Donnell, on June 6, 2016 He joins big sister, Claire.

Rachel Belt Broderick ’03 and her husband, On the birth of their son, Jack Robert Broderick, on May 6, 2016.

August 13, 2016

Elizabeth Fiorile ’04 married Colin Kindgren

Lindsey Innes ’04 married Daniel Owens July 23, 2016 California

Emily Kasler Yen ’04 married Peter Yen April 22, 2016 Colorado

Ariel Haytas ’05 married Nick Bowlby June 18, 2016

Samantha Sanderson Brown ’05 married Dave Brown May 21, 2016 Bellville, Ohio

Kaylyn Cheatham Sigler ’07 married Drake Sigler February 29, 2016

Bizzie Durell Geiser ’08 married Mitch Geiser May 30, 2016

Caitlan Ruff ’08 married Michael Flis August 14, 2016

Sara Leighty ’09 married Dariby Hynum July 23, 2016 Tampa, Florida

Michelle Hanners Huffman ’03 and her husband, Andrew On the birth of their son, Graham Edward Huffman, on November 26, 2015.

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IN MEMORIUM – ALUMNAE Rhea Ornstein Kaplan ’36 March 26, 2016

Cousin, Judy Pass Redd ’57 3347 Robin Hill Court West Columbus, OH 43223-3523

Frances Kohl Melick ’39 April 3, 2015

Suzanne Kibler Morris ’40 August 18, 2016

Sons, David Morris, Peter Morris, and John Morris Daughters, Maria Morris Hambourg and Laura Morris David: PO Box 2132 Houston, TX 77252-2132

Elizabeth Byers DuRivage ’44 May 9, 2016

Daughters, Debbie DuRivage Murray ’74 and Diana DuRivage Sturges ’76 Granddaughters, Melissa Murray ’08, Sarah Sturges ’09, Megan Murray ’11 Sister, Sally Byers Sugar ’54 Debbie: 282 Ashbourne Place Columbus, OH 43209 Diana: 986 North 3B’s and K Road Sunbury, OH 43074 Sally: 664 Fairway Boulevard Columbus, OH 43213

Ann Pierman Stewart ’47 September 1, 2016

Daughter, Sarah Stewart Rice ’76

Ellen McIlroy ’48 July 27, 2016

Velma Sater Williams ’48 April 16, 2016

Husband, David Williams Children, Patricia Williams French ’74, Elizabeth Williams ’76, and William S. Williams Granddaughter, Elizabeth Williams ’12 David: 3750 Hillview Drive Columbus, OH 43220 Patricia: 4726 Bayford Court Columbus, OH 43220-2803 Elizabeth ’76: 1615 Rockview Circle Superior, CO 80027-8335 William and Elizabeth ’12: 275 Stanbery Avenue Bexley, OH 43209

Deborah Sawyer ’74 August 7, 2016

Sister, Leslie Sawyer ’71 Leslie: 47 N 20th St. Columbus, OH 43203

IN MEMORIUM—FORMER FACULTY AND STAFF Mary Fry August 1, 2016 Upper School English and Drama Teacher 1968 to 1992 David M. Hamilton August 29, 2016 Maintenance Department 1981-1993 Jeannette K. Howland September 11, 2016 Librarian and French Teacher 1961-1990 Dorothy Sehring June 26, 2016 Lower School Teacher 1963-1990

CONDOLENCES Donna Cole Egan ’46 On the death of her husband, Mike Egan, on January 7, 2016 Donna: 3145 Argonne Drive NW Atlanta, GA 30305

Sudie Durstine Schumacher ’50 On the death of her husband, Ray “Buddy” Schumacher, on June 15, 2016.

Sudie: 6160 Arno Drive San Diego, CA 92120

Judy Roth Garel ’51 On the death of her husband, Jules Garel, on April 3, 2016.

Judy: 12 Lyonsgate Road Columbus, OH 43209

Myla Shisler Collier ’55 On the death of her husband, Bruce Collier on November 12, 2015.

Myla: 611 N. Rose Drive, #205 Placentia, California 92870.

Connie Crabbe Dehlendorf ’55 and Laura Dehlendof ’78 On the death of Connie’s husband and Laura’s father, Mike Dehlendorf, on August 16, 2016.

Connie: 7459 Spanish Bay Court Blacklick, OH 43004-9561 Laura: 205 North Stanwood Road Columbus, OH 43209

Sally Schwarzell Luebbe ’55 On the death of her husband, Albert James Luebbe on July 4, 2016.

Sally: 3841 Coral Creek Court Powell, OH 43089

Sarah Jane Stoneman Scuri ’55 On the death of her brother, Bill Stoneman Sarah: 7849 Jug Street Alexandria, OH 43001-9712

Carol Scheaf Tangeman ’57 On the death of her husband, Philip Tangeman on June 27, 2016.

Carol: 206 East Main Street Troy, PA 16947-1264

Nancy Draudt Forrest ’58 On the death of her brother, David M. Draudt, on March 15, 2016.

Janice Boles Harrington ’71 On the death of her mother, Belle Morris Boles, on May 5, 2016.

Janice: 639 Summit Avenue Westfield, NJ 07090-3220

Marcia Smith Miller ’71 and Diane Smith Long ’78 On the death of their father, Wib Smith, on April 9, 2016.

Marcia: 7657 Feder Road Galloway, OH 43119 Diane: 1833 Nigel Court Vienna, VA 22182-3430

Nancy: 5839 Locbury Lane Dublin, OH 43016

Anne McKee Rex ’58 On the death of her husband, Robert M. Rex Jr.,on February 24, 2016.

Leslie Sawyer ’71 On the death of her mother, Betty Sawyer, on October 2, 2016.

Anne: 3608 Woody Grove Lane Charlotte, NC 28210-6450

Leslie: 47 N. 20th St. Columbus. OH 43203

Ann Isaly Wolfe ’63, Sara Wolfe Perrini ’83, Rita Wolfe ’85, Katie Wolfe Lloyd ’91 and Abigail Perrini ’13 On the death of Ann’s husband, Sara, Rita, and Katie’s father, and Abigail’s grandfather, John F. Wolfe, on June 24, 2016 Ann: One Miranova Place, #2525 Columbus, OH 43215 Sara and Abigail: 7213 Landon Ln New Albany, OH 43054

Jenifer Sehring Alexander ’72 and Monica Sehring Shifley ’81 On the death of their mother, Dorothy Sehring, on June 26, 2016.

Jenifer: 830 Poppy Hills Drive Blacklick, OH 43004 Monica: 6140 Oak Glade Lane Galion, OH 44833-9336

Allison Bloch Gold ’83 and Laura Bloch Kepes ’87 On the death of their father, Michael Bloch, on May 9, 2016.

Rita: 135 E Kossuth St Columbus, OH 43206-2172

Allison: 135 Rock Gate Lane Glencoe, IL 60022

Katie: 24 Sessions Drive Columbus, OH 43209-1440

Laura: 460 Jefferson Avenue Glencoe, IL 60022

Janie Howland ’65 On the death of her mother, Jeannette Howland on September 11, 2016.

Janie: 2058 Wild Lime Drive Sanibel Island, FL 33957

Hindi Lichtenstein Friedman ’68 On the death of her mother, Mitzi Lichtenstein, on April 19, 2016.

Hindi: 9891 Pondside Court Cincinnati, OH 45241-3830

Susan Brenholts Hamilburg ’68 On the death of her husband, Michael Hamilburg on January 1, 2016.

Susan: 11848 Goshen Ave Apt 302 Los Angeles, CA 90049-7306

Susanne Cobey Friedman ’69 On the death of her husband, Barry Friedman, M.D., on June 4, 2016.

Melinda Snyder ’93 On the death of her father, Larry H. Snyder, on June 18, 2016.

Mindy: 3097 Hardscrabble Road Alexandria, OH 43001

Martha Kieckhefer Bosworth ’95 On the death of her father, Frederick Kieckhefer, on September 8, 2016.

Martha: 2767 Dover Road NW Atlanta, GA 30327

Elizabeth Fenner Yassenoff ’04 and Paula Martin Fenner ’74 On the death of Elizabeth’s son and Paula’s grandson, Jacob Dale Yassenoff, on July 19, 2016.

Elizabeth: 2012 Tremont Rd. Upper Arlington, OH 43221 Paula: 4065 Fairfax Dr. Columbus, OH 43220

Susanne: 229 Tucker Drive Worthington, OH 43085

Pam McMurray Foote ’70 On the death of her father, Homer D. “Mac” McMurray, Jr., on Saturday, September 10, 2016.

Pam: 24 Booth Street North Andover, MA 01845-5409

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Greetings from the 2016-2017 Alumnae Board Hello Alumnae! We on the Alumnae Board are thrilled to kick off another year full of exciting events and opportunities to connect with each other and the school. The school is growing and changing and the alumnae are vital to its continued success.

The Alumnae Board has three goals this year: 1) Continue to raise funds for the Alumnae Board Scholarship. The Alumnae Board Scholarship is the only donor-funded merit-based scholarship at CSG, and it is awarded to either a current or incoming student in Form IX. This scholarship is invaluable to attracting and retaining the best and brightest women in Columbus, and we are so proud to be able to be a part of it.

2) Become a better resource for you, the alumnae! We have an astounding network of extremely accomplished women in all fields of employment in cities across the country and the globe. We want to develop that network! Be on the lookout for a new resource that will help identify CSG alums both by geographic location and area of expertise.

3) Increase engagement in our community. We want all alumnae, whether you are in Seattle, DC, New York, or here in Columbus, to have the opportunity to participate in meaningful events that will remind you of the best parts of your CSG experience. We are planning book clubs, discussion groups, and volunteer activities that will give you the chance to engage in thoughtful discussion and also introduce you to CSG alums in your area!

But most importantly, we want to hear from you! If you have ideas for events, questions about how to get involved, or even if you just want to say hi, please email me at Kacey.Chappelear@gmail.com. I look forward to hearing from you, and I hope to see you soon!

Kacey Chappelear ’98 Alumnae Board President

2016-2017 Alumnae Board

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Alumnae Board President Kacey Chappelear ’98

2015–2016 Columbus School for Girls

Annual Giving Report

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, 2015 through June 30, 2016.

Great care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this report.

If your name was omitted or misspelled, we apologize and would be grateful if you would advise us so we may correct our records. Thank you.

614-252-0781, ext. 131

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Dear Friends of CSG, THANK YOU! We are thrilled to offer this 2015-16 “Annual Report on Giving” celebrating the truly generous spirit of our community.

This past year was a great success in the classroom, on our stages and athletic fields, and in the many other extracurricular activities in which CSG girls of all ages and Forms participate. We celebrated alumnae and student leaders hard at work in their communities. And we vigorously applaud the Class of 2016 — talented young women who earned remarkable college acceptances.

I know you join me in taking pride in all of this success. And it is because of you that Lavea Brachman ’80

this is possible.

As a member of the CSG Board of Trustees, I am truly inspired by this community’s on-going support in all ways.

Contributions of time, talent, and treasure are all gifts to the school that are valued and are investments in our girls’ young lives. As a Board, we are proud of our stewardship and on-going commitment to maximize these gifts and all of our school resources — human, financial and reputational — to hire the best faculty, maintain world class and appropriate campus facilities, assert our community leadership, and ensure the well-rounded and competitive curriculum that is the hallmark of a CSG education.

As I complete my tenure as Chair of the Board, I am pleased to hand the reigns to my friend and colleague, fellow CSG parent Ronald “Rocky” Robins P ’20, ’28.

I am excited to see Rocky, the rest of the CSG Board, and our tremendous Head of School, Jennifer Ciccarelli, partner to lead the school to its next stage of growth and excellence. As our new strategic plan states, CSG is “educating and empowering girls to reach their full potential as learners and leaders.” CSG’s vision is clear, and the future is bright.

Thank you, again, for your generous support of the school and our girls.

Lavea Brachman ’80

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Eliya Smith ’16 with her grandmother, Judith Yenkin Brachman ’56

Financial Highlights Through the careful stewardship, planning, and management of CSG resources led

by Board Treasurer, Bernie Ostrowski P’16 and CFO Julie Eikenberry, along with the philanthropic generosity of the CSG community, the school ended FY16 in sound financial shape.

The modest profit realized during FY16 was the result of a successful fund raising program, including realization of a generous estate gift. In addition, consortium buying strategies resulted in lower energy costs, while employee turnover created short-term lower payroll expenditures.

2015-2016 Board Of Trustees EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Lavea Brachman ’80, Board Chair Ronald A. (Rocky) Robins, Jr., Chair Elect Brian Tierney, Vice Chair Tim Miller, Secretary Bernie Ostrowski, Treasurer and Chair-Finance Cecily Alexander ’88, Chair, Nominating and Board Governance Jill Levy ‘70, Co-Chair, Development Liz Zimmerman Donaldson ‘92, Co-Chair, Development Glenda Harrison, Chair, Diversity Michael Glimcher, At Large Jennifer Ciccarelli, Ex Officio/Head of School

FY 2016 FUNDRAISING REVENUE $1,648,640

5% 12% FUNDRAISING REVENUE Restricted Giving

$ 730,770

44%

Annual Giving

$ 640,085

39%

Scholarship

$ 204,154

12%

Gifts in Kind

$ 73,631

5%

39%

44%

$ 1,648,640

FY 2015-2016 REVENUE $13,603,163

REVENUE (unaudited) Net Tuition Revenue

$10,154,289

75%

Fundraising*

$ 1,571,919

11%

Investment Income

$ 1,050,000

8%

Auxiliary Services

$ 605,701

4%

$ 221,254

2%

Miscellaneous

2% 4% 8%

75%

11%

$13,603,163 *Does not include in-kind gifts

FY 2015-2016 EXPENSES $12,930,015

BOARD MEMBERS

Carrie Birch Samantha Elliott Steve Falk Jonathan Feibel, M.D. Katharine Giller ’87 Christopher Graham Jeff Henderson Nancy Jeffrey, Lifetime Member Susan Merryman David Paragas Robert Polite, D.O. Ira Sharfin Elizabeth Siemer ’89 Lynne Smith John Sokol Webb Vorys Kim Rice Wilson ’80 Lisa Young

EX OFFICIO

Beth Anne Kauffman, Co-President, Parents’ Association Leslie Knott, Co-President, Parents’ Association Katie Logan ’01, Board President, Alumnae Board Andrea Zid Salmi ’83, President, National Alumnae Council CSG Staff Dana Booth, Chief Development Officer Julie Eikenberry, Chief Financial Officer

5%

EXPENSES (unaudited) Salaries & Benefits

$9,065,336

70%

Auxiliary Expenses

$1,119,769

9%

Operating Expenses

$1,113,987

9%

Plants & Grounds

$926,726.

7%

Instructional

$704,197

5%

$12,930,015

7% 70%

9% 9%

ANNUAL GIVING FY16 Estates: 23% Trustees: 15% Alumnae: 12% Current Parents: 12% Past Parents: 12% Grandparents: 6% Organizations 6% New Parents: 2% Faculty/Staff: 2% Other: 11%

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Giving Report for 2015 – 2016 ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN JULY 1 – JUNE 30

Giving Clubs Founders Council $15,000 and above Circle of Roses $10,000 to $14,999 Unicorn Society $5,000 to $9,999 1898 Founders’ Fund $2,500 to $4,999 Red & Gold Leadership $1,500 to $2,499 Flagbearers $750 to $1,499 Patrons $350 to $749 Sponsors $1 to $349 Decade Club (Alumnae) $100 and Above Collegiate Club (Alumnae) $1 and Above

FOUNDERS COUNCIL $15,000 and above

Anonymous (2) Eleanor L. Craig Bowsher Fund of The Columbus Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brigdon The Columbus Foundation Mr. Frank Cook Mrs. Helen S. Cook Herb Cook, Jr., and Kathe Cook Davis-Cook Fund of The Columbus Foundation Ms. Elizabeth Crane CSG Parents’ Association Deborah E. Fergus Mr. John C. Fergus, Jr. Elizabeth and John Fergus-Jean Hillsdale Fund Inc Estate of Cynthia Black Jeffrey ’54 Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey Fred S. Kotte, Jr. and Rose E. Kotte Charitable Fund Jill Levy ’70 Dr. and Mrs. James W. Murakami Lavea Brachman and Andrew O. Smith Mrs. Elizabeth Cook Werth ’65 Mr. Hugh N. Westwater Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. Wexner

CIRCLE OF ROSES $10,000 to $14,000

Anonymous (1) Jim Crane Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Crane Steve and Nancy Falk Dr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Geoffrion Estate of Harriet Rasor McCarthy ’33 Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Shirley & William S. McIntyre Foundation

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Brian and Beth Tierney Yenkin-Majestic Paint Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and Lisa Young

UNICORN SOCIETY $5,000 to $9,999

Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander American Electric Power Ms. Elizabeth Siemer and Mr. Andrew Bohutinsky Belle M. Boles Mr. and Mrs. Merom and Judy Brachman ’56 Columbus Jewish Foundation CSG Alumnae Association Dr. Jeffrey H. Donaldson and Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson Dresden Sister City, Inc. Timothy and Marilu Faber Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Feibel Pat and Kate Giller Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Denise Glimcher Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Kimberly Hall ’91 Jeff and Lynn Henderson Henry B. & Jessie W. Keiser Foundation, Inc. Ms. N. Lee Rucker Keiser Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Meuse Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Jamie Crane and Tim Miller Olive Tree Foundation for Girls Bernard A. and Kathleen M. Ostrowski Attys. David and Leonore Paragas Dr. and Mrs. Robert Polite Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Robins, Jr. Mr. Ira Sharfin and Ms. Meghan Cook Mr. and Mrs. Siamak Shayani Stephen P. and Lynne E.C. Smith Patti Harrison Snyder and Jimmy Harrison Memorial Fund John S. and Elizabeth C. Sokol Mrs. Patty Kauffman Strickland ’67 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ziegler, Jr.

1898 FOUNDERS’ FUND $2,500 to $4,999

Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Benson III Mr. Sven Bergmann and Mrs. Nicole Kendell Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. and Penny Masters Boes Sue Andreae Brown ’56 and H. Hewitt Brown Susan N. Buchanan, MD, MPH ’79 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Carbonara Cardinal Health Foundation Don and Ann Casto Community Foundation of Louisville Depository, Inc. CSG Senior Class Gift Mrs. Elizabeth Miller Custer ’39

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Drs. Victor V. Dizon and Deborah J. Woidtke Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg FIRST Stephanie Skestos Gabriele Babette T. Gorman ’69 The Reverend and Mrs. O’Vell K. Harrison Alexandra Skestos Holmes Kate and Andy Jenks Mr. Mark Kelly and Mrs. Margaret McDonald-Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Knott Drs. Michelle and Stephen Lessnick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lurie Mr. and Mrs. John Massimiani Bradley J. Maurer and May S. Zia Dr. and Mrs. Tejas Mehta Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Lori Murphy The Reverend Jane Power Mykrantz ’52 Northwood Properties Inc Timothy and Colleen O’Dell Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Dr. Susanne G. Perry and Mr. Thad R. Perry Bryan and Betsy Ross Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Siemer The Siemer Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George Skestos, Jr. Sullivan Builders Webb and Liz Flynn Vorys Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weiler W. Marc and Lisa M. Westwater Fund of The Columbus Foundation Jim and Kim Rice Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Franck G. Wobst Jeffrey and Lynette Woda Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Zimmerman, Jr.

RED & GOLD LEADERSHIP $1,500 to $2,499

Anonymous (2) Peri Altan Altria Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong Ayco Charitable Foundation Ms. Elizabeth (Betsy) Jeffrey Balderston ’75 Mr. and Mrs. David and Mona Barber The Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bennett Ms. Carrie Birch Mrs. David H. Bodiker Ms. Dana A. Booth Mrs. Eugenia E. Erlij and Mr. Andrew Brodey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bundy Dr. Angela Casey and Mr. Michael Casey Drs. James and Marya Cassandra Geoffrey S. and Katie Chatas Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Laura Bailey Culp ’78

The Elizabeth Custer and William Custer Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Davakis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fadel Mrs. Dana Field Foster ’74 Aman Garcha and Danielle Demko Anne C. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Halley Donald and Theresa Halpern Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brian Hardy Mrs. Ellen Havens Hardymon ’73 Ms. Liza Kessler and Mr. Greg Henchel Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Hinson Mrs. Charleen Noyes Hinson IBM Matching Grants Program Michael and Karen Lurie Jones April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz Mr. Stephen Keyes and Ms. Lauren Bonfield Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuproski Mrs. Andrea Smith Lorig ’56 Mrs. Cheryl Lucks ’62 Mr. and Mrs. John Mackessy Andrew D. and Carrie L. Madison Dr. and Mrs. Tasos and Tina Manokas Mrs. Stacy Wolery Marcus ’97 Regan and Andrew Mazak Dr. Carrie McCullough and Mr. Howell McCullough III Mr. and Mrs. David McCurdy Mrs. Susan Culter Meiling ’61 Scott and Susan Merryman Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moran Dr. Hariklia Louvakis and Mr. Craig Nagy Mrs. Philpp Donley Nick Mr. and Mrs. Chris Olsen Darren S. and Helen Patton Dayna and Tommy Payne Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Pizzuti Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter Mr. David Presper and Mrs. Catherine Moritz Presper Mr. and Mrs. William M. Reynolds Reynolds American Foundation Yoaz Saar and Julie Schottenstein Saar ’84 Leslie J. Sawyer ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Darren Schehl Marilyn and Jack Skolds Mr. Larry H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sommer Paul and Diane Swoboda Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler Ms. Jane Mitcheltree Werum ’43 Mr. Craig White and Ms. Heidi Popadych Vandita Malviya Wilson Charlotte and Richard Witkind Fund Mr. Dan Wong Anne Jeffrey Wright Michael E. Yaffe and Karin Yaffe Stump Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yale Ms. Caron C. Zand ’74

FLAGBEARERS $750 - $1,499

Anonymous (2) Anne Robinson Albers, MD, Ph.D. The Alonso-Taub Family Mr. and Mrs. James Anthony Drs. Dennis R. and Stacy Armstrong Estate of Barbara Miller Arnold ’30 Sine-Marie and John G. Ayres Cindy and Robert Baker Ms. Monica Baldi-Kemp Kevin and Jennifer Brady Ryan and Amy Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. James J. Carmon David and Cheryl Cooper Corna/Kokosing Construction Company Coshocton Foundation Arthur and Elaine Cryer CSG Student Council Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dewolf Mr. and Mrs. James B. Feibel Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fronk Mr. and Mrs. John and Natalie Furniss Ms. Carol J. Andreae and Mr. James P. Garland Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Mary Hackett The Henry Hauser Family Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hensley Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hostetler Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Kaufman Dr. Roya Zarraby Kazemi Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelley Mr. and Mrs. Jay and Sue Kromalic Kenneth and Carla Pollack Lane Mr. John Larrimer and Ms. Sarah Campbell Mrs. Lauren Yen Leahy ’02 and Mr. Matt Leahy Dr. Alyson H. Leeman Jane and Tom Lennox Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lewin Katie Wolfe Lloyd Drs. Carolyn and Russell Lonser Mr. Sean Malloy and Ms. Marie Malloy Juliet Zelkowitz McCarthy Kathleen D. McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Jennifer McDonald Walter and Cynthia McLarty Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Murray Sally Jeffrey O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Don Parkhill Michael and Sara Wolfe Perrini Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quigley Mr. John Rives and Ms. Laura Ney Ms. Georgia Ruch ’05 Mr. and Mrs. David and Laura Schoettmer Dr. Shahin Shahinfar and Dr. Hamideh Shamsai Mark R. Shanahan and J. Pari Sabety Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Showe Jennifer Good Skrobarcek Mrs. Erin Aland Spalsbury Robert G. Stafford, Esq. Ms. Lynn Swander Mrs. Marjorie Copeland Taylor ’47 Christine Thorne, MD ’84 Dr. and Mrs. Dan Turack United Way of Central Ohio

U.S. Bank Foundation Employee Matching Gift Program Dr. Lorraine S. Wallace and Mr. William H. Wallace, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber Mr. and Mrs. Todd Werstler Mr. David F. Williams Dr. and Mrs. Mansur Zarraby

PATRONS

$350 to $749 Anonymous (3) Dr. and Mrs. Brent H. Adler Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Allen Allison Ansari Keith and Shauna Arnold Mrs. Karen Feibel Aronoff Mr. Nicholas Augustinos Avalon Foodservice, Inc. The Baird Foundation Margaret Forbes Baker Catherine Sirak Bardsley Mr. Jonathan S. Barnes and Ms. Jenny Corotis Barnes ’81 Drs. Greg and Maria Behbehani Ms. Leslie Belfance Mrs. E. A. Beverly-Whittemore Mrs. Barbara Watson Neal Billings ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Joey Bing Mrs. William W. Blackburn II Janis Block ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bolon Mr. Brian Bornino and Ms. Leah Sellers Nancy Rice Bott Jonathan E. and Jennifer Ridgley Bunker Ms. Betsy Carlin ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Diwakar Chand Charming Shoppes of Delaware, Inc. Mr. Dan and Mrs. Wray Clifford Ms. Catherine M. Colinvaux Emily Bartz Costello Dancor Solutions Inc Courtney Dankworth Dr. L. Mark Dean and Ms. Malinda L. Susalla Mr. and Mrs. Judson L. Depew Ms. Caroline S. Donnan ’71 Ms. Colleen M. Duffy ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Basil Economus Mr. and Mrs. John Eikenberry Mr. W. Thomas Farquhar Dr. Bryan Feldman and Ms. Melissa Zox ’82 Dr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Foster Richard Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Garcha Dr. and Mrs. Vidu Garg Mr. and Mrs. Samuel George Herb and DeeDee Glimcher Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Gorman Dr. Sarah Greenberger Dr. John Greskovich, M.D. Mrs. John W. Griffin Cynthia Price and Jack Guy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hadley II Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall Masu Haque-Khan Mrs. Pamela D. Hartshorne Ms. Sarah Benson Hatcher ’97 Dr. Fernand and Dr. Patricia Hayot Mr. and Mrs. Kirk and Victoria Hilbrands

Ms. Jordan Hilbrands ’07 Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Hiller Mr. and Mrs. James Huddleston Ms. Melissa D. Huffman ’95 Meghan Baird Hunter Gregory S. and Erica Jackson Kevin and Jennifer Jones Dr. Rosemary Joyce JPMorgan Chase Kemper Family John and Mary Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kessler Dr. Sandra C. Kim Marla Krupman Dr. and Mrs. Peter Lafferty Kelly Lavelle Frances Lazarus Stuart and Cynthia Lazarus Dr. Susan Lazarus Dr. and Mrs. William Lee Dr. Yasyn Lee ’78 Leah Levinson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Lint Robert Gerald Jeanne Livingston Mary Pat Martin and Rick Livingston Dr. and Mrs. Mark D. Lomeo Brittnee Adjoua Long ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luckage Neil and Cindy Lynch Mr. David Madison Ms. Elizabeth Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite James and Jana Maniace Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Marsh Patsy and Woods Martin Drs. John and Ann McAlearney Mrs. Elizabeth McClinchie Keely McDonald Mr. Joe McLain Seton Melvin Ms. Phebe Miller Dixie Sayer Miller Fund of The Columbus Foundation Milligan Communications Ms. Ruth Milligan Ms. Aida S. Montano Ms. Betsy Morris Mrs. S. I. Morris Dr. Dana Moulton and Mr. Maurice Moulton Nationwide United Way Campaign Mr. Joseph Norton and Ms. Danielle Norton Dr. Michael O’Mara and Atty. Lani Biafore Caroline F. Orrick Nancy Pace M.D., MSPH ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Papadakis Dr. Linda Swarlis and Dr. Gary Piggrem Ellen Pizzuti Mr. Albert F. Polk Mrs. Ben R. Presper Mrs. Robert M. Quillin Liz Ratliff Mr. Chad Readler Dr. Kirstin Lindberg and Mr. Tim Rennick Mr. and Mrs. David Resch Dr. and Mr. Jennifer and Craig Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Riederer Rita and Roger Ross Andrea Zid Salmi ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanfilippo Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Sanford Sanofi-Aventis U.S. Matching Gifts Program Mrs. Betty Sawyer Jay and Joyce Schoedinger Mr. and Mrs. Randy Schoedinger Dr. and Mrs. Kent K. Scholl Dr. and Mrs. Kent K. Scholl Fund of The Dayton Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Beth Byers Sells Ms. Antoinette F. Seymour Dr. and Mrs. Michael I. Shamos Louisa Wood Shields Ms. Heidi Koch and Mr. Hugh Showe Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Smoot, Sr. Scott and Alecia Solomon Mrs. William E. Sprague Ms. Joanne Strasser ’96 Mr. Craig Stuntz and Ms. Chrys Gee Colleen Nissl Sugarman and Roger Sugarman John and Helen Swartz Sarah Young Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tiefenthaler Mr. Nhi Tran and Ms. Oanh K. Do Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Tripp Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Twombly Mrs. Rosamond B. Vaule Verizon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watts Dr. Robert A. Weisenburger Ann Westwater Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Westwater Mr. and Mrs. William S. Williams The Reverend Charles Wilson and Ms. Julie Barry Wolfe Associates, Inc. Mr. Gregory Wong and Dr. Karen Kwek Mrs. Liping Xin and Mr. Yang Du Ms. Linda Yenkin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zieg Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ziegler

SPONSORS $1 to $349

Miss Ann Abbott Dr. and Mrs. Fadhil Abbousy Ms. Allison Abell Beth Abramovitz Miss Harriet D. Adair Ms. Claire Murnane Adams ’01 Ms. Katharine Alexander Liz Alexander Dr. Deana Solaiman and Mr. Hosam Alhag-ali Ms. Caitlin Allen ’08 Daryl and Paula Allen Alliance Data Matching Gift Program Allstate Giving Campaign Mr. Richard Amicon and Ms. Annie Ruefle Katherine Mills Anderson Susan D. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ansley Dr. and Mr. Anika and John Anthony Apple Matching Gifts Program Ms. Brigid Arace Mrs. Barry J. Arch Betsy Kurtz Argo Tim and Elizabeth Arnold Carrie Radcliffe Arrington

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Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Tim Aslaner Mr. and Mrs. Donald Auble Dr. Adebomi Omikunle and Mr. Akinyinka Awosika Luise and Saul Axelrod Keely Ayres Cynthia Babatunde Marilyn Havens Bagby Andrew and Katie Bainbridge Ms. Nancy S. Baker Drs. Kenneth and Ranee Jostpille Baker Mr. Bryce Baker Ms. Lindsay S. Baker ’97 Dr. Ann Bancroft Ms. Kathy Bapst Mrs. Frederik S. Barends Mr. and Mrs. Frederik S. Barends, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Barnes III Laura E. Barnhart Cynthia C. Bashore Karen Walker Baty Jeni Britton Bauer and Charly Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Baughman Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Beall Mrs. James Lee Beam Mrs. Sherry Inglis Bearse Mr. and Mrs. James Becker Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Becknell Ms. Dianne Krech Beekman Shirley and Herb Behr Ms. Kathryn Belfance Cynthia Lape Bellof Rachel Bennett Ms. Linda N. Benson Linda D. Benua Ms. Susan L. K. Berarducci Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Berger The Berner Family Ms. Susan Bauer and Mr. Stephen Bernheim Ian A. Best Blair A. Bethel, D.V.M. Ms. Mary Ann Beverly Jennifer Reeb Biehn ’88 Elizabeth Wheeler Bishara ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Arun K. Biswas Mr. and Mrs. John K. Bitler Doug and Jeni Blackburn Ms. Meredith Blatt Michael Bloch Mr. Theodore Bloom Ms. Abigail Blosser Ms. Elizabeth Blosser Laura Julien Blust Ms. Shelley G. Boales Beth Boatright Ms. Kirby Boes ’15 Mr. Bernard Boiston and Ms. Katerina Dimou Ms. Larisa J. Bomlitz ’89 Ms. Nichole Bondi Mr. Brian Botzman Ms. Constance A. Bowen ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Dr. Bronya Boykin Ms. Sarah Brand Mrs. Eleanor Ackley Brandt ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. Breckenridge Mrs. Peter Dunn Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Brenner Dr. and Mrs. Darrin Bright

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brooks Cynthia Porter Brown Ms. Karmell L. Brown ’09 Ms. Keely Brown Drs. F. Andrew and Paige Shalter Bruening Ms. Isabelle K. Bruner ’12 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Burchfield Ms. Stephanie Burchfield Mrs. Raleigh Burges Burgess ’82 Dr. Marian Morris Burns Mr. and Mrs. George W. Byers III Diane Fulford Bynum Mr. Daniel Callanan and Mrs. Niki Bavelis-Callanan Sharon C. Cameron H. Jay and Robin Ives Canowitz Judy and David Canowitz Ms. Rachel J. Canowitz ’13 Mr. Thomas A. Caramanico Barbara V. Carey Mr. Robert H. Carlile Paul and Terri Carlson Jennifer and John Carney Susie Shepard Carr Anne Yost Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Casagrande Clare Willoughby Ceballos Cody Chaffin Mrs. George N. Chandler II Ms. Kacey Chappelear ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Chappelear Sophie H. Chatas ’12 Mary and Jamie Chomic Elaine G. Chu Mrs. Lisa Youmans Chubb Mrs. Leo T. Chylack, Jr. Mrs. Richard E. Claar Mr. and Mrs. David J. Clarke, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cleary Jack and Gerry Clifford Elizabeth Reynolds Clinton Katy Foley Coffey Mrs. Sandra W. Cohen John Rau and Diane Cole Atty. Paul H. Coleman and Dr. Deborah D. Coleman Dr. Maria P. Congbalay Mrs. Christopher R. Conley John and Donna Cook Dr. Glen and Mrs. Cynthia Cooke Ms. Elyse Cooke ’09 Richard and Susan D. Coomer Drs. Tom and Lisa Courtice Mrs. Emily Allen Cowles ’03 Mrs. Sarah Lane Crabtree Abbie McClintock Crane Ms. Zoe Crankshaw Mrs. William L. Creviston Mary Croft Mrs. Timothy R. Croke Dr. Cathy Crompton Marjorie Sanford Crouse Ms. Katie M. Culbertson Ms. Joan Cummins Miss Candace Cuniberti Ms. Virginia Ann Cunningham Mrs. Charles R. Curley, Jr. Wendy Fahey Currier ’02 Mrs. Heidi F. Currier Megan Currier Mrs. Ralph M. Curtiss

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Dr. Stanley J. and Mrs. Mary Ellen Cyran Katherine Rowcliffe Daniel Dr. Joseph Danielewicz Mrs. Carlton S. Dargusch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dargusch John and Lisa Lowder Darke Alan and Louise Davidson Ms. Bryn Saxe Davies Dr. Juliet Taylor and Mr. Michael Davis Victoria Davis Ms. Christine Davis Ms. Shea Davis Ms. Janetta Davis Thomas R. and Sharon L. Daye Deck Builders Unlimited Dr. Rebecca DeGraaf ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Dehlendorf Mrs. Margaret Prunte Del Col ’05 Peter and Ellen Denisky Alyssa DeRobertis Emilee Zox Deutchman Hallee Zox Deutchman Dr. Sherry B. Zox and Dr. Arnold H. Deutchman Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. DeVennish Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. DiBella Mrs. Arden Patricia Dick Ms. Emy R. Dickey Dr. Susan Diduk The Reverend Dr. Anne M. Dilenschneider ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dittrick Ms. Maria Dixon ’05 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Doll Marigene Malone Dolven Mike and Nancy Donaldson Ms. Robon Warburton Donaldson Monin Lopez Dreebin Ms. Edie Milligan Driskill Mrs. Frank L. Driver III Mrs. Emily Johnston Dube’ ’85 Frank L. Dunham Mrs. Lewis W. Dye Mrs. Robert F. Ebinger Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Edic Betsy Farrar Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John W. Edwards Mrs. Garth N. Edwards Peggy S. Edwards Teresa C. Eigel Ms. Caroline Elia ’09 Mrs. Geraldine P. Ellman J. Richard Emens and Beatrice Wolper Ms. Melinda Snyder ’93 and Mr. Aaron Epstein Dr. Donna Erickson Ms. Elizabeth Esser Mrs. George B. Evans Richard and Patricia Evans Freddie and Bridget Everett, Jr. Katherine Exline Jim and Mary Faber Jeanne Ferguson Fansler Ms. Kimberly Fauber Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fauber Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fenner Mr. and Mrs. John and Khampraseuth Fetters Mr. and Mrs. Tejuan Files Mrs. Jerry P. Fisher Megan Fitzmartin Edith P. Flagg Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flaherty Jennifer McNally and Michael Flamm

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleege Ms. Crystal Fletcher Mrs. Kristin Kirk Florey ’84 Sarah Resch Flower Ms. Charity Fluharty ’06 Keith and Carol Fluharty Mr. Michael Flynn and Ms. Diane Hoenig Cindy Folio (Raabe) Pam McMurray Foote Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Forché Bob and Sandy Forché Mrs. Andrew G. Forrest, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Frank Michael and Colleen Frank Patricia Williams French Mrs. Jennifer Ull Frey ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Randal H. Friedlander Ms. Jessica A. Fries-Gaither Dan and Sue Fronk Ms. Desiree M. Fuerst Mrs. Anne F. Fullarton Mr. and Mrs. Micky Fullen Ms. Sandra Mendel Furman ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Sarah Fusonie Dr. Marilee L. Gallagher Greg Gammons and Elizabeth Johnson Ms. Emily J. Gammons ’13 Ms. Myriam Garcia Dr. Maura Weisenbach Gardner Mrs. Judy Roth Garel ’51 Ms. Elizabeth C. Garland ’86 Ms. Christina Garrett Pamela J. Garrett W. Riley Garrott and Dawn Garrott Mrs. Lyndsey Fish Gelhaus ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Gertmenian Donald and Elizabeth Gibbs Ms. Jane H. Gibson Dr. Stephanie L. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilani Dr. Sajad Gilani Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Barbara Giller Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gillison Stephanie H. Giroux Mrs. Jennifer Glimpse Mr. and Mrs. Eli Goldach Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Goldberg Drs. Richard and Cheryl Golden Mr. Edward D’Arms and Ms. Joanne Goldhand Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gordon Adam Gossett Dr. Katherine Kakis Graham ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott S. Grayson David B. and Susan B. Greenberger Lisa Mueller Greene Ms. Lauren Greenspan Lacey Greenwalt Miss Sarah Greskovich ’19 Mr. and Mrs. John Groeber Mr. Thomas J. Grote and Mr. Richard B. Neal, Jr. Ms. M. Ellen Gruber Lana Baker and Michael W. Gruber Rose Guagliardo Christine Guenther, DO Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Betsy Gugle Ms. Paige Gullett Mr. Adam Gurevitz and Ms. Stacy Grossman Mrs. Michael Guy

Jacquelyn Guy Ms. Laura E. Hadley ’11 Lydia C. Hadley Ms. Madeline A. Hadley ’13 Mrs. Dennis H. Haire Mr. George and Dr. Elaine Hairston Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Hall Mrs. Emily Hall Major Sarah L. Hall Mrs. Alfred H. Harmon Ms. Tucker Ayers Harris Ms. Helen B. Hart Ms. Jennifer Readler and Mr. Philip Hartmann Amy Hartman Mr. John A. Hartshorne Ellie Hasan ’14 Dr. Shah Hasan and Ms. Georgia Boggs Fred and Karen Hasbargen Ms. Dona M. Hasbargen Ms. Barbara B. Havens Ms. Brenda R. Hayhurst Ms. Nancy Haynes Ms. Danielle Hayot ’94 Ms. Ariel Haytas ’05 Mr. Scott F. Hearst and Ms. Karen A. Auble Mrs. Nancianne A. Henchcliffe Mrs. Alfred J. Henney Ms. Megan Henry Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon Ms. Frances Johnson Hester Michelle Heumann-Ross Mr. and Mrs. William Heyer Ms. Greta J. Hilbrands ’11 The Hildreth Foundation, Inc. The Hoag Family Mrs. Jessica Roby Hoffman ’99 Ms. Rebecca Hoffman ’86 Raymond T. and Ruth Ann Hohl Jim and Arnie Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Horner Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Horwitz Meghan Nichols Houde Michael Houghton Mr. Ronald House and Ms. Catherine Marschall Tamara M. Howard Kelly Hoyt-Standley Mallory Hurd Hrabcak Dr. Jiang Hua and Mrs. Huiqing Fang Kun Katie Hua Ms. Nancy Sirak Hudson Ms. Carol Huff Ms. Maria Ann Huff Humana Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hungerford Ms. Brooke Hunter-Lombardi Leslie Huntington Ms. Shelly Huthmaker Sebastian and Rebecca McCabe Ibel IGS Mrs. Ashley Ingram ’04 Ms. Judith K. Isaac Pureza Jacaban Mr. Evan Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Jacobs Mr. Atef and Mrs. Maleha Jallaq Mrs. Judith Cadot Janssens ’51 Dr. Tensing Maa and Mr. James Jeffers Dr. and Mrs. Hasan K. Jeffries Johnson Charitable Gift Fund Mrs. Karl B. Johnson Mr. Kiehner Johnson

Martha Downing Johnson Mr. and Mrs. C. DeVere Johnson Ms. Nicole D. Johnson Mr. James Johnson Ms. Andy Jones Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones Mary Sheppard Jones Dr. Kathleen Jones Mrs. Bruce R. Jones Ms. Mary D. Joyce Ann Joyce ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Andre Joyner Just Blinds JustGive JX2 The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Mr. James R. Kaltenecker Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Debora Kane Mrs. Leigh Kane Linda and Frank Kass Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Kastan Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Katz Mr. Stanley H. Katz Mr. and Mrs. David Kauffman Anne B. Kauffman Dr. Naomi Kayne and Mr. Daniel Kayne Dr. Thomas Keeling and Ms. Sandra Matarrese-Keeling Kristen Loving Kellas Claire Elizabeth Kelley Lindsey Kelley Ms. Carole Kennon-Eaton Jane Ginsburg Kershner Kessler Wealth Advisors LLC Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kessler Ms. Tracy Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ketner Mrs. Teresa Sanfelippo Kilgallen ’91 Mr. Richard Kim and Mrs. Kami Kinkaid Dr. Gordon Kim Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kittredge Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klatt Mrs. Linda Klayman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kleinman Mr. Keith Klingenberg Mr. Isaac Klopfenstein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Klosterman Tom and Barb Klosterman Mrs. Sarah Knepp ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Knott Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knutsen Maggie Wuorinen Koerner Dr. and Mr. Elizabeth and Lucas Koffler Mrs. Eleonora Kofman Ms. Nancy Kohler ’99 Linda and Joe Kraft Dr. Stephanie Kakos Kraft ’86 Mrs. Lawrence R. Krakoff Mrs. Bruce W. Kranz Mrs. Jane Krastel Ron and Kathleen Krupa Andrea Krupman ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kurtz III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kuss Dr. John Kwak and Dr. Linda Ryu Pete and Constance Baker Lacaillade Anne Werum Lambright Mr. Joseph Landrum Ms. Vanessa Landrum Dr. David Lang and Dr. Tayma al Faruqi James and Enas Lanham Sue Wyker LaPorte Paula Lausa

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. LaVielle Mrs. Mary Lou Lawrence Ms. Wendy Lazarus Dr. and Mrs. Ken Lee Mr. Thomas H. Lee II and Ms. Mary T. McTernan Mrs. Mary Zook Legere ’95 Ms. M. Drue Lehmann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leighty Ms. Sara Leighty ’09 Ms. Mary Ann Leonard Ms. Serena M. Lett Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Levin Sandra Yenkin Levine Laurie Folpe Levison Mrs. Gene P. Lewis Mrs. Doris Li Dr. Yu Li and Ms. Guangying Dou Jennifer Li Mrs. Irvin S. Lieberman Jin H. Lin Suzanne Lin The Reverend Tracey Lind Leila Lindemann-Bacho Anthony and Marianne Lisska Martha Livingston Ms. Kathryn L. Logan ’01 Mrs. Tremper Longman Dr. and Mrs. Roland Lonser Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lonzo Ms. Ashley Love ’01 Mr. Ann K. Lowder Sara Powell Lowery Dorothy Luckage Karen Lui Ms. Heather A. Luke ’96 Mr. and Mrs. George and Susan Lunt Wenzhi Luo and Ke Zhang Mr. Peter A. Lusenhop and Ms. Lisa J. Berger Kelly Warner Luth Ms. Pamela W. Lynn Joanne Lynn Kristen Bibart McCabe Mrs. Theodore Mack Ms. Abigail Mack Drs. William E. and Eileen M. Maher Mrs. Michael M. Major Mrs. Keith I. Malick Alyson Neugebauer Mandel Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Manriquez Drs. Jason and Maria Barfield Laurel H. Marks ’84 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Marshall III Ms. Libby Marvel ’05 Mary K. and Howard P. Marvel Mrs. George H. Matchneer Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Maurer The Reverend and Mrs. Andrew J. Mazak Mr. Matthew Mazur and Ms. Rachel Mazur Kristen Bibart McCabe Mrs. John S. McCall Mrs. Robert F. McCann Ms. Brittany McClaskey Rachael McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Jennifer McCormick Elisabeth Keny McDonald Mrs. Paul K. McDonald Ms. Ann Marie McDonnell Ms. Mary McGlocklin

McGraw-Hill Education Drs. John M. and Mary Lou McGregor Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuire Ms. Marcia W. McHam Mrs. Charles J. McKitrick Ms. Betsy McNamara Marilyn Masson McRae Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Meade Mrs. Meade Rupp Means ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Jason Melillo Ms. Angela M. Mentel ’12 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Merkel Melissa Merritt William and Gloria Merryman Chloe Metz Dr. Martha Michael Heather Michaels Ms. Hailey C. Miller ’13 Jennifer Robbins Miller Mr. and Mrs. William and Shelley Miller Michaela J. Milligan ’15 Mrs. George E. Milum Matthew D. and Rebecca Coomer Minkin Mr. Peter Minneci and Ms. Katherine Deans Dr. Aase Moller-Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Kai Monahan Dr. and Mrs. Obinna Moneme Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moosavian Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Morbitt Diana Clatworthy Morgan Mr. Stan Morris Keith and Tarah Murray Morris Daniel W. and Roberta S. Morton Rebecca Morton Diane Mosher Miss Maegan Mosher ’19 Ms. JoVonna D. Moxley-Knapp Ms. Danielle Moyer Julianne Mueller Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Murnane Ms. Mia Murphy Ms. Mary W. Muryn Julie P. Myers Lynn Nagy and Angelina Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Nance Mr. John Narcross and Ms. Susan Zoldak Erin L. Nash National Church Residences Mr. Kasey Neer Network for Good Christine L. Neubauer New York Life Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newkirk Ms. Kathleen Gruber Newland Sy and Witti Nguyen Mr. Ronald Nocks Heidi Reiner Nowalany Ms. Susan Li O’Connor Mr. Frank O’Grady Mr. and Mrs. John H. Offenberg Anna Kakos Okell Ms. Patricia J. Miranda and Mr. Christopher A. O’Leary Dr. and Mrs. Oluwaponmile Oloyede Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Onda Taylor Onda Mrs. Lorani Orobitg Mrs. Tara Y. Ottey and Mr. Owen Ottey Ms. Beth Richards Owens ’43 Annette J. Enlow Owili ’00

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Mr. John Pace Tammarra Pace Ms. Penelope A. Packard Mr. Jerome F. Page, Jr. Mrs. Nancy A. Page Murahari and Naveena Paladugu Lisa Baird Panos Marilyn and Phil Parker Mrs. Richard L. Parry Constance G. Parson Martha Elberfeld Parsons Mrs. Thomas C. Parsons Dr. and Mrs. C. Bayard B. Paschall, III Mr. William Pascol IV Jill Patrick-Smith Ms. Tamera Pedon Dr. Katherine Cyran and Dr. Todd Pesavento Ms. Suzanne Pfeiffer, M. Ed. Audra Phillips Ms. Tai S. Pimputkar Mr. Perry Pipes Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Pompili Ms. Caroline E. Pompili ’14 Ms. Maria S. Pompili ’12 Mrs. Sue Popadych Ms. Tracy Potter Mrs. Marnie Stein and Mr. Scott Poulos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Powell Mr. Alexander Price Ms. Blair Boardman Price Jessica Germain Price ’00 Tricia and John Privette Mrs. Charles G. Proctor Pam Prouty Ms. Brenda Riley Provonsil ’83 Mr. Steven Pryor Autumn Pu ’14 Tara and Michael Purdum Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Quinn Laura Raines Mrs. D. Darwin Ralston Ms. Barbara J. Ratner Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Rauch Erica L. Reaves Red Rocket Enterprises, Inc. Ms. Judy A. Redd Ms. Maggi-Meg Reed Ms. Maureen Reedy Paul and Sheila O’Donnell Reiner Cathleen Murnane Reis Christa Roundhouse Reurink ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Joceleyn Reynolds Mr. Moshen Riazi and Mrs. Aholieh Shahamat Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Rice Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rice Barbara Werum Richard Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Richards Kristen Orlando Ricordati Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Riley Claudia Roach Dr. and Mrs. John L. Robinson James and Caroline Rocco Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rogers, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Perry M. Rogers Ms. Audrey D. Rollins ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romaker Mrs. Jennifer Poulton Rose ’74 Barry and Carrie Rosen Howard and Laura Crabbe Rosenberg Ginny Rothschild

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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rothschild, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milo M. Rouse, Jr. Rhome and Sunny Ruanphae Ms. Margaret Rubega Ms. Sarah Rubenstein Ms. Jane Rudicel Mrs. Richard H. Rugen Mrs. Rosemary Rumberger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Rupp Francesca Russo Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Ryan Sarah E. Ryan Ms. Carol Rzodkiewicz Ms. Toshia Safford Mrs. Edwin W. Salzman John and Beth Sauer Ms. Jennifer Savitscus Sheri Gillery Scaglione Lesley Wilson Schaab Ms. Jane Schiff Lesley I. B. Schless Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schlicher Mrs. Mary Larrick Schmertz ’67 Ms. C. Max Schmidt-Shilling Mrs. Kate Estabrook Schoedinger ’78 Ms. Prudence C. Schofield Lenore G. Schottenstein Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. and Melanie Schottenstein Judith Ellman Schottenstein Ms. Staci Schulte Ms. Cari Schultz Mrs. Ray V. Schumacher, Jr. Dr. Sara Schwebel Dr. Carol R. Schwebel Mrs. Nancy Sharp Schweiger ’54 Mrs. Charles P. Scott Susan and Christopher Scott Ronnie and Victoria Scott Lindsay Lawrence Sears Ms. Katherine Seese Ms. Dorothy H. Segal Ms. Beth Sellers Dr. and Mrs. Summit Shah Mike and Carolyn Shalter Ms. Caitlin Shanahan ’05 Shelagh Connor Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Myra Sharfin Martha Shaw Mr. Jonathan Sherman Pauline and Milton Sherman Angie Smith Shifflette Mrs. Sarai Brachman Shoup ’84 Samantha Shuler Mrs. Richard Silverman Dr. Elizabeth H. Simmons Doug and Joyce Simson The Simson Foundation Elizabeth Exline Sinclair Ms. Sonita Singwi Mrs. Louis A. Sisler, Jr. Miss Georgia Skestos ’30 Miss Olivia Skestos ’29 Miss Sofia Skestos ’30 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Skobrak Ms. Linsey Skolds Carolyn Denbow Smallwood Karen Scranton and Russell Smith Kendall M. Smith Mrs. Timothy Snively Joel and Christine Wittmann Snyder Kimberly Snyder Dr. Laurie Snyder

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Krissa Kean Spence Shirley Spencer Mr. Tad Sperry and Ms. Ellen D. Harvey The Springfield Foundation Carrie Montague Stanny Ms. Lynne’ Steinhaus and Mr. Jim Steinhaus Jack Stephan Ms. Catherine W. Stephenson Ms. Celia Stevenson Mrs. Ann Pierman Stewart Ms. Charlotte Stiverson Mrs. Carole Schiff Straus Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Stuntz Mr. and Mrs. John Sugar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sugar, III Pam and Tony Sugar Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sullivan Mrs. R. John Summers Lori Sussman Dr. and Mrs. Kevin and Lynn Sweeney Mrs. Emily Marsh Szabo ’80 Mr. Thomas E. Szykowny Ms. Jill Tangeman Ms. Helen Tan Mr. and Mrs. James G. Tassie Katherine Taub ’94 Mrs. Agnes A. Thomas Mr. L’Quentus Thomas and Mrs. Deborah Aubert-Thomas Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne Mrs. James R. Thorson Dr. Angela Thyer Ms. Mary Ann Tierney Katherine M. Tierney Ms. Bethanne Tilson Ashley Todaro Lauren Cochran Todd Kathy A. Toler, M.D. Ms. Helen Tan Ms. Cindy Trask Ms. Elizabeth Tynan Mr. and Mrs. Renny Tyson, Jr. Kathryn Tyus-Adair Ms. Susan Tomasky and Mr. Ronald Ungvarsky Victoria R. Ungvarsky James and Ann Uselman Mr. John Valone Mr. Derek VanderZwan Mr. Thomas Vargo and Mrs. Tressa Rudik Veronica L. Vargo Mrs. Robert Howard Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vigder Mrs. David Paul Vogt Suzanne Benua Vorbrugg Eleanor A. Vorys Ali Vradenburg Gregory and Patty Vradenburg Catherine Kurtz Vrenna Mrs. Katherine Arnold Wade Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade Tiarra Wade Ms. Sarah Quillin Wagner Jaquelyn Bitler Walker Mr. Jeremy Walker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace Kathy Fulmer Waller Mr. Michael Waller Drs. Feng-Quan Wang and Xin-An Pu Ms. Marilyn L. Ward Dr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ward Jean and Pete Warnick

Mr. and Mrs. Danny Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Te’Lario and LaVanya Watkins Russ and Rebecca Watts James D. and Treva L. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webb Mrs. Kathleen J. Weidley ’47 Mrs. Lucia Detrick Weihe Pete and Mary Ross Weiland Ms. Susan Weiler Elizabeth Simson Weinstein Ms. Leah Weintraub Diana Durley Welling Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Program Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welsh Ms. Janie Marr Werum Ms. Elizabeth Westley Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Whitlow Drs. Bryan and Amy Whitson Jeanne W. Whittaker Mrs. Robert J. Wibbelsman Mrs. Anne Kirsten Wilder ’61 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Williams Sloane Lee Williams Mrs. Cathryn Williard Mrs. Margaret Wilson Mr. James Wilson and Ms. Jeannine Gelpi Miss Margaret Wilson ’17 Miss Katherine Wilson ’17 David B. and Bobbi Wilson Rebecca Schuller Wilsusen Ms. Allison Elia Wisely ’05 Norina V. Wolfe Hope Wolman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wood Ms. Chelsea Woods ’00 Ms. Ping Wu Drs. Sanjay and Barbara Yadav Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yamamoto Elizabeth Fenner Mrs. Betsy Steigerwald Yingling Eliza K. Yoakum Ms. Debbie Yoho Sarah Yost Mrs. Sheldon M. Young Liza Young Bobby Yu and Jeva Lin Mrs. Sharon Henry Zaharee Marcia M. Zand, Esq.

COLLEGIATE CLUB By offering philanthropic support to CSG, young alumnae in the Collegiate Club are introduced, while still in college, to a lifelong practice of giving.

2012 Isabelle Bruner 2012 Sophie Chatas 2012 Angela Mentel 2012 Maria Pompili 2012 Eleanor Vorys 2013 Rachel Canowitz 2013 Emily Gammons 2013 Madeline Hadley 2013 Hailey Miller 2013 Kendall Smith 2013 Victoria Ungvarsky 2013 Georgia (Ellie) Hasan 2014 Caroline Pompili 2014 Yi-Qiu (Autumn) Pu

2014 2015 2015 2015 2015

Audrey Rollins Kirby Boes Rebecca Flaherty Michaela Milligan Katherine Tierney

DECADE CLUB The Decade Club recognizes the strong support of the most recent alumnae to this year’s Annual Giving. It represents the future security of Columbus School for Girls. The Club is exclusive this year to those members of the Class of 2006 through 2016 who have given $100 or more.

2006 Jacquelyn (Jacci) Guy 2006 Frances (Franny) Lazarus 2006 Brittnee Adjoua Long 2006 Ashley Todaro 2007 Jordan Hilbrands 2007 Sarah Yost 2008 Heather Davies Michaels 2009 Sara Leighty 2012 Isabelle Bruner 2012 Maria Pompili 2013 Hailey Miller 2013 Victoria Ungvarsky 2014 Georgia (Ellie) Hasan 2014 Caroline Pompili 2014 Kirby Boes

Parents UPPER SCHOOL Class of 2016 – 72%

Anonymous (1) Daryl and Paula Allen Ms. Monica Baldi-Kemp Ms. Leslie Belfance Dr. and Mrs. Darrin Bright Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brooks Mr. Daniel Callanan and Mrs. Niki Bavelis-Callanan Mr. and Mrs. James J. Carmon Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cleary Drs. Tom and Lisa Courtice Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Davakis Timothy and Marilu Faber Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Feibel Dr. Bryan Feldman and Ms. Melissa Zox ’82

Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Forche Greg Gammons and Elizabeth Johnson Pat and Kate Giller Jeff and Lynn Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Hinson Kelly Hoyt-Standley Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Knott Mr. and Mrs. George and Susan Lunt Neil and Cindy Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGuire Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moosavian Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moran Mr. John Narcross and Ms. Susan Zoldak Bernard A. and Kathleen M. Ostrowski Mr. and Mrs. Don Parkhill Dr. Katherine Cyran and Dr. Todd Pesavento Mr. David Presper and Mrs. Catherine Moritz Presper Tricia and John Privette Ms. Lavea Brachman and Mr. Andrew O. Smith Stephen P. and Lynne E.C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Sugar Pam and Tony Sugar Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wade Jeffrey and Lynette Woda Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yale

Class of 2017 – 75% Anonymous (3) Dr. Deana Solaiman and Mr. Hosam Alhag-ali Drs. Dennis R. and Stacy Armstrong Cynthia Babatunde Ms. Monica Baldi-Kemp Ms. Eugenia E. Erlij and Mr. Andrew Brodey Mr. Edward D’Arms and Ms. Joanne Goldhand Freddie and Bridget Everett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel George Mr. and Mrs. William Heyer Dr. Kathleen Jones Dr. Roya Zarraby Kazemi Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kelley John and Mary Kennedy Mr. Stephen Keyes and Ms. Lauren Bonfield Wenzhi Luo and Ke Zhang Mr. and Mrs. John Mackessy

Andrew D. and Carrie L. Madison Mrs. Elizabeth K. McClinchie Dr. and Mrs. James W. Murakami Ms. Mia Murphy Dr. Shahin Shahinfar and Dr. Hamideh Shamsai Brian and Beth Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace Mr. Michael Waller James D. and Treva L. Weaver Jim and Kim Rice Wilson Mr. Gregory Wong and Dr. Karen Kwek Drs. Sanjay and Barbara Yadav Michael E. Yaffe and Karin Yaffe Stump

Class of 2018 – 68% Anonymous (1) Dr. and Mr. Anika and John Anthony Keith and Shauna Arnold Cynthia Babatunde Mr. and Mrs. James J. Carmon Steve and Nancy Falk Mr. Michael Flynn and Ms. Diane Hoenig Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fronk Greg Gammons and Elizabeth Johnson Ms. Myriam Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gillison Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Mary Hackett Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Halley Mr. and Mrs. William Heyer Kelly Hoyt-Standley Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Kaufman Dr. Roya Zarraby Kazemi Mr. and Mrs. George and Susan Lunt Mr. Peter A. Lusenhop and Ms. Lisa J. Berger Ms. Abigail Mack Dr. and Mrs. Tasos and Tina Manokas Drs. John and Ann McAlearney Dr. Carrie McCullough and Mr. Howell McCullough III Mr. and Mrs. Jason Melillo Murahari and Naveena Paladugu Mr. David Presper and Mrs. Catherine Moritz Presper Mr. Ira Sharfin and Ms. Meghan Cook John S. and Elizabeth C. Sokol Mr. Craig Stuntz and Ms. Chrys Gee Paul and Diane Swoboda Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watts Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Weiler Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yamamoto Mr. and Mrs. Mike Zieg

Class of 2019 – 72%

CSG Parents join Eunice in celebrating the success of the 2015-2016 Annual Fund.

Anonymous (1) Andrew and Katie Bainbridge Mr. Jonathan S. Barnes and Ms. Jenny Corotis Barnes ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bennett Ian A. Best Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dewolf Ms. Kimberly Fauber Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan B. Feibel Dr. John Greskovich, M.D. Donald and Theresa Halpern Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon Mr. Ronald House and Ms. Catherine Marschall Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hungerford Mr. James Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuproski Dr. David Lang and Dr. Tayma al Faruqi Ms. Mary Pat Martin and Mr. Rick Livingston Drs. Carolyn and Russell Lonser James and Jana Maniace Mr. and Mrs. Jose L. Manriquez Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth and Jennifer McDonald Scott and Susan Merryman Diane Mosher Timothy and Colleen O’Dell Mrs. Lorani Orobitg Dr. and Mrs. Robert Polite Tara and Michael Purdum John Rau and Diane Cole Dr. and Mr. Jennifer and Craig Richardson James and Caroline Rocco Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Romaker Mr. and Mrs. Randy Schoedinger Dr. Shahin Shahinfar and Dr. Hamideh Shamsai Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Showe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith III Christine Thorne, MD ’84 Brian and Beth Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Twombly Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner Bobby Yu and Jeva Lin Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ziegler, Jr.

MIDDLE SCHOOL Class of 2020 – 57%

Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander Mr. Edward D’Arms and Ms. Joanne Goldhand Dr. Susan Diduk Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Denise Glimcher Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brian Hardy The Hoag Family Gregory S. and Erica Jackson Mr. and Mrs. David Kauffman Dr. John Kwak and Dr. Linda Ryu James and Enas Lanham Mr. and Mrs. David McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. Kai Monahan 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. Robert Welsh

Class of 2021 – 76% Anonymous (2) Dr. and Mr. Anika and John Anthony Kevin and Jennifer Brady H. Jay and Robin Ives Canowitz Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Wray Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Rattan D’Souza

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Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dittrick Mr. and Mrs. David Feinberg Dr. and Mrs. Vidu Garg Pat and Kate Giller Mr. John A. Hartshorne and Mrs. Pamela D. Hartshorne Mr. Scott Hearst and Ms. Karen Auble Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Horner Mr. Mark Kelly and Mrs. Margaret McDonald-Kelly Dr. and Mr. Elizabeth and Lucas Koffler Mr. and Mrs. Jay and Sue Kromalic Dr. and Mrs. Mark D. Lomeo Matthew D. and Rebecca Coomer Minkin Mr. John Pace Tammarra Pace Mr. William Pascol IV Dayna and Tommy Payne Tara and Michael Purdum Howard and Laura Crabbe Rosenberg Mr. Jonathan Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sommer Ms. Jill Tangeman Mr. and Mrs. Te’Lario and LaVanya Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Todd Werstler Ms. Elizabeth Westley The Reverend Charles Wilson and Ms. Julie Barry Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yamamoto Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and Lisa Young

Class of 2022 – 63% Anonymous (1) Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Tim Aslaner Ian A. Best Mr. Bernard Boiston and Ms. Katerina Dimou Dr. Bronya Boykin Mr. and Mrs. Basil Economus Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Edic Steve and Nancy Falk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleege Greg Gammons and Elizabeth Johnson Ms. Christina Garrett Dr. and Mrs. Robert Brian Hardy Mr. and Mrs. James Huddleston Kemper Family Mrs. Eleonora Kofman Dr. David Lang and Dr. Tayma al Faruqi James and Enas Lanham Drs. Carolyn and Russell Lonser Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite Dr. and Mrs. Tasos and Tina Manokas Rachael McCloskey Mr. Peter Minneci and Ms. Katherine Deans Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Lori Murphy Dr. Hariklia Louvakis and Mr. Craig Nagy Mrs. Lorani Orobitg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter Dr. Kirstin Lindberg and Mr. Tim Rennick Yoaz Saar and Julie Schottenstein Saar ’84 Ms. Toshia Safford John and Beth Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Darren Schehl

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Mr. Ira Sharfin and Ms. Meghan Cook Lori Sussman Mr. Derek VanderZwan Jeffrey and Lynette Woda Mr. Dan Wong Bobby Yu and Jeva Lin

LOWER SCHOOL Class of 2023 – 71%

Anonymous (4) Ms. Liz Alexander Mr. Bryce Baker Drs. F. Andrew and Paige Shalter Bruening Drs. James and Marya Cassandra Mr. and Mrs. Micky Fullen Aman Garcha and Danielle Demko Ms. Jennifer Readler and Mr. Philip Hartmann Dr. Tensing Maa and Mr. James Jeffers Kevin and Jennifer Jones Mr. Mark Kelly and Mrs. Margaret McDonald-Kelly Dr. Gordon Kim Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klatt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kleinman Dr. and Mrs. Peter Lafferty Drs. Michelle and Stephen Lessnick Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luckage Dr. Dana Moulton and Mr. Maurice Moulton Sy and Witti Nguyen Ms. Patricia J. Miranda and Mr. Christopher A. O’Leary Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quigley Mr. Chad Readler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Riederer Ms. Linsey Skolds Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wagenbrenner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace

Class of 2024 – 73% Dr. and Mrs. Brent H. Adler Brett M. and Cecily Chester Alexander Drs. Kenneth and Ranee Jostpille Baker Mr. Brian Bornino and Ms. Leah Sellers Ryan and Amy Burgess Mary and Jamie Chomic John and Lisa Lowder Darke Dr. Jeffrey H. Donaldson and Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson Ms. Melinda Snyder ’93 and Mr. Aaron Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Dean Fadel Dr. Stephanie L. Gibson Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Michael and Karen Lurie Jones April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kessler Dr. Gordon Kim Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lonzo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Dr. and Mrs. Oluwaponmile Oloyede Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith III James and Ann Uselman Dr. Lorraine S. Wallace and Mr. William H. Wallace, Jr. Drs. Bryan and Amy Whitson

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Class of 2025 – 88% Anonymous (1) Drs. Kenneth and Ranee Jostpille Baker Mr. and Mrs. David and Mona Barber Jeni Britton Bauer and Charly Bauer Jennifer and John Carney Drs. James and Marya Cassandra Mr. and Mrs. Diwakar Chand Jennifer McNally and Michael Flamm Drs. Richard and Cheryl Golden Kate and Andy Jenks Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kleinman Dr. and Mrs. Ken Lee Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Lonzo Mr. Matthew Mazur and Ms. Rachel Mazur Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Keith and Tarah Murray Morris Mr. Joseph Norton and Ms. Danielle Norton Bryan and Betsy Ross Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith III Mr. Nhi Tran and Ms. Oanh K. Do Mr. Craig White and Ms. Heidi Popadych

Class of 2026 – 58% Mr. Sven Bergmann and Mrs. Nicole Kendell Ms. Elizabeth Siemer and Mr. Andrew Bohutinsky Dr. Bronya Boykin Drs. Victor V. Dizon and Deborah J. Woidtke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gilani Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Hensley Sebastian and Rebecca McCabe Ibel April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lewin Drs. Carolyn and Russell Lonser Mr. Sean Malloy and Ms. Marie Malloy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin Mr. and Mrs. John Massimiani Mr. Matthew Mazur and Ms. Rachel Mazur Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Dr. and Mrs. Tejas Mehta Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Webb Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webber

Class of 2027 – 74% Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Armstrong Cindy and Robert Baker Mr. Sven Bergmann and Mrs. Nicole Kendell Dr. Angela Casey and Mr. Michael Casey Drs. Victor V. Dizon and Deborah J. Woidtke Mr. and Mrs. Tejuan Files Mr. and Mrs. Micky Fullen Mr. and Mrs. John and Natalie Furniss Aman Garcha and Danielle Demko Drs. Richard and Cheryl Golden Mr. Thomas J. Grote and Mr. Richard B. Neal, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Betsy Gugle Kevin and Jennifer Jones Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kessler Dr. and Mr. Elizabeth and Lucas Koffler

Dr. and Mrs. Ken Lee Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite Mr. and Mrs. John Massimiani Regan and Andrew Mazak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Papadakis Mr. Perry Pipes Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Joceleyn Reynolds Rhome and Sunny Ruanphae Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace

PROGRAM FOR YOUNG CHILDREN Class of 2028 – 100%

Anonymous (2) The Alonso-Taub Family Dr. Adebomi Omikunle and Mr. Akinyinka Awosika Mr. and Mrs. E. Barnes III Drs. Greg and Maria Behbehani Jennifer and John Carney Dr. L. Mark Dean and Ms. Malinda L. Susalla Mr. and Mrs. Michael Drummond Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Sarah Fusonie Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hostetler Dr. and Mrs. Hasan K. Jeffries Dr. Thomas Keeling and Ms. Sandra Matarrese-Keeling Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kuss Mr. John Larrimer and Ms. Sarah Campbell Mrs. Doris Li Dr. Yu Li and Ms. Guangying Dou Drs. Jason and Maria Barfield Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Jennifer McCormick Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Keith and Tarah Murray Morris Mr. and Mrs. Michael Papadakis Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Mrs. Marnie Stein and Mr. Scott Poulos Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Robins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Kevin and Lynn Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Renny Tyson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wallace

Class of 2029 – 72% Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. James Anthony Mary and Jamie Chomic Mr. and Mrs. Judson L. Depew Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Fullen Mr. Richard Kim and Mrs. Kami Kinkaid Mr. Joseph Landrum Ms. Vanessa Landrum Dr. and Mrs. Obinna Moneme Dr. Michael O’Mara and Atty. Lani Biafore Mrs. Tara Y. Ottey and Mr. Owen Ottey Mr. John Rives and Ms. Laura Ney Dr. and Mrs. Summit Shah Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Showe Mr. and Mrs. George Skestos, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sommer Mr. L’Quentus Thomas and Mrs. Deborah Aubert-Thomas Mr. James Wilson and Ms. Jeannine Gelpi

Class of 2030 – 95%

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Mr. and Mrs. Joey Bing Mr. and Mrs. Boyden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bundy Mr. Thomas J. Grote and Mr. Richard B. Neal, Jr. Mr. Adam Gurevitz and Ms. Stacy Grossman Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Horwitz Dr. and Mrs. Hasan K. Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Andre Joyner Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ketner Mr. and Mrs. Ryan B. LaVielle Mr. and Mrs. Adam Lewin Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Maite Regan and Andrew Mazak Dr. and Mrs. Peter Meuse Mr. and Mrs. Chris Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Rauch Dr. and Mrs. Summit Shah Mr. and Mrs. George Skestos, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Westwater

Joyce Baltzell Dargusch Patricia (Pat) Gumble Grayson Martha (Marty) Downing Johnson Mary Jane (Mernie) Stevenson Longman Beth Richards Owens Nancy Purdy Sprague Jane Mitcheltree Werum

Alumnae Giving 1932 Virginia (Ginny) Kurtz Ebinger

1935 Jeannette Hillman Henney

1937 Harriet Adair Elizabeth (Betty) Ashbrook McCann

1938 Connie Guitner Parson

1939

1946 – 70th Reunion Anonymous (1) Diane Evans Vernon

1947 Barbara Van Meter Carey Patricia Goss Dick Ann Pierman Stewart Marjorie Copeland Taylor Kathleen Conley Weidley Jeanne Willcox Whittaker

1948 Sue Bowman Harmon Velma Sater Williams

1949 Marilyn Havens Bagby

1950 Jeanne Stoddart Barends Elinor (Ellie) Vorys Matchneer Suzanne (Sudie) Durstine Schumacher

1951 – 65th Reunion Judy Roth Garel Judith (Judy) Cadot Janssens Nancy Cottingham Johnson Brenda Mykrantz Milum

Elizabeth (Betty) Miller Custer

1952

1940

Nancy Slade Brennan Emy Brooks Dickey Corinne (Pussy) Francis Driver Jane Power Mykrantz Carole Schiff Straus

Suzanne (Susie) Kibler Morris

1941 – 75th Reunion Marguerite (Margie) Hillman Beam Rosemary Huling Rumberger

1942 Evelyn Means McKitrick

1953 Sara Brackman Chandler Sarah (Sally) Lane Crabtree Sandra (Sandy) Yenkin Levine

Sally Lou Kirkendall McDonald Penelope (Penny) Packard Barbara Ratner Sharon Henry Zaharee

1954 Connie Aldrich Bodiker Mary Jane Dawes Bolon Constance (Connie) Evans Claar Gloria Grimes Creviston Babette Abel Feibel Marjorie (Marjie) Kidd Meade Mary Lou Wead Quillin Wendy (Winnie) Broad Scholl Nancy Sharp Schweiger Bette Abel Young

1955 Ann Abbott Karen Walker Baty Constance (Connie) Crabbe Dehlendorf Ruth (Tucker) Ayers Harris Carole Kennon-Eaton Roberta Yenkin Krakoff Marcia Willcox McHam Ann Blake Parsons Esther Webster Summers Rosamond Brown Vaule Jane Peters Ward Bobbie Isaac Weiler Dorothy Sugar Ziegler

1956 – 60th Reunion Champagne Cup Winners Red and Gold Cup Winners Judy Yenkin Brachman Sue Andreae Brown Joanna (Joanie) Walz Foster Helen Hamer Geoffrion Rosanne Campbell Guy Helen Hart Judy Hartle Lieberman Andrea (Andy) Smith Lorig Ellen Feinknopf Mack Mallette McCloud Parry

1957 Marilyn Masson McRae Judy Pass Redd Margaret (Margie) Barton Williams

1958 Sara Lacey Chylack Anne Burgess Evans Nancy Draudt Forrest Julie Price Myers

1959 Anonymous (1) Ramona (Monin) Lopez Dreebin Jennifer (Jenny) Ross Edwards Lynn Haverick Ryan Antoinette (Toni) Seymour Linda Yenkin

1960

60th Reunion, Class of 1956

Nancy Rice Bott Carolyn Thomas Christy Susan (Sue) Wyker LaPorte Barbara (Bobbie) Watson Neal Billings Martha Elberfeld Parsons

Sally Bonney Proctor

1961 – 55th Reunion Marcia Ross Blackburn Virginia (Ginny) Cunningham Margaret Sutherland Curtiss Edith (Edie) Postlewaite Flagg Charlotte Power Kessler Susan (Susy) Culter Meiling Tana Sterrett Scott Dorothy (Dottie) Hubbard Segal Ellen Larrimer Tripp Anne Kirsten Wilder

1962 Cynthia (Cece) Carlile Bashore Candace (Candy) Cuniberti Cheryl (Cherie) Williams Lucks Elisabeth (Betsy) Keny McDonald Diana Clatworthy Morgan Patricia Tice Offenberg Suzanne Benua Vorbrugg Eliza (Kathy) Braley Yoakum

1963 Carol Andreae Elizabeth (Betsy) Kurtz Argo Louise (Doodie) Gorrell Frank Nancianne (Nanci) Arnold Henchcliffe Aase Moller-Hansen Claudia Mangum Roach Nancy Kauffman Sanford Linda Krakoff Silverman

1964 Linda Benua Mary Ann Beverly Meredith Blatt Abbie McClintock Crane Carla Pollack Lane Molly Kauffman Marsh Andrea (Andy) Alloway Ralston

1965 Laura Braley Arch Diane (Di) Fulford Bynum Elizabeth (Betsy) Cook Werth

1966 – 50th Reunion Anonymous (1) Sherry Inglis Bearse Dianne Krech Beekman Elizabeth (Betsy) Beverly-Whittemore Susie Shepard Carr Drue Lehmann Miriam (Mimi) Walz McCall Jane Schiff Dianne Loehnert Vogt Katherine (Kathy) Arnold Wade Katharine (Kathy) McClure Whitlow

1967 Katherine (Kitty) Mills Anderson Catherine Sirak Bardsley Cynthia Porter Brown Molly Carlile Kathryn (Kitty) Isaac Croke Marilee Gallagher Nancy Emig Jones Wendy Lazarus Carol Benua Major Phebe Miller

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Marigene Malone Dolven Stephanie Halliday Giroux Mallory Hurd Hrabcak Mary Sheppard Jones Alyson Leeman Suzanne (Suzy) Havens Nick Shelagh Connor Shapiro Elizabeth (Liz) Simmons Kathleen (Kathy) Fulmer Waller

1982 Keely Ayres Blair Bethel Raleigh Burges Burgess Catherine Colinvaux Alexandra (Alex) Skestos Holmes Judith (Judy) Ellman Schottenstein Kathryn Tyus-Adair Sarah (Sally) Quillin Wagner Hope Wolman Melissa (Missy) Zox

50th Reunion, Class of 1966

1983 Mary Larrick Schmertz Julie Van Allen Shamos Patricia (Patty) Kauffman Strickland Elizabeth (Liz) Tynan Nancy Benson Wibbelsman

1968 Rebecca (Becky) Miller Fisher Anne Werum Lambright Charlotte Daniels Lewis Pamela (Pam) Lynn Anne Miller Paschall Debbie Ross Rouse Sarah (Sally) Keny Rugen Sherry Zox

1969 Elizabeth (Beth) Crane Babette Gorman Melinda Case Griffin Nancy Sirak Hudson Ann Joyce Constance (Connie) Baker Lacaillade Prudence (Pru) Schofield Christine Wittmann Snyder

1970 Pamela (Pam) McMurray Foote Leslie Huntington Lynn Garrett Kranz Jill Levy Lesley Wilson Schaab Victoria (Vicky) Havens Scott Beth Byers Sells Janie Marr Werum Anne Jeffrey Wright

1971 – 45th Reunion Cynthia Lape Bellof Janis Block Caroline Donnan Sandra Mendel Furman Margaret (Peggy) Burt Haire Martha Livingston Ruth Ruggles Malick Nancy Pace Leslie Sawyer Lesley Brown Schless

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Sophie DeVennish Sisler Catherine (Cathy) Stephenson Lisa Miller Westwater

1972 Christine (Chris) Davis Jeanne Ferguson Fansler Tracey Lind Elizabeth (Betsy) Morris Sally Jeffrey O’Neil Caroline Farrar Orrick

1973 Susan (Susie) Bauer Katharine (Kate) Ireland Conley Reverend Dr. Anne M. Dilenschneider Elizabeth Fergus-Jean Ellen Havens Hardymon Paula Lausa Martha Gallagher Michael

1974 Anonymous (1) Stephanie Burchfield Paula Martin Fenner Dana Field Foster Patricia (Patty) Williams French Holly Schottenstein Kastan Julianne (Julie) Mueller Jennifer Poulton Rose Caron Zand

1975 Anonymous (1) Elizabeth (Betsy) Jeffrey Balderston Marian Morris Burns Nancy Dunn Byers Julie Feibel Friedlander Carol Huff Leila Lindemann-Bacho Barbara Werum Richard Sarah Young Taylor

1976 – 40th Reunion Edie Milligan Driskill Laurie Folpe Levison Deborah (Joanne) Lynn Charlotte Stiverson

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Kathy Toler Elizabeth (Liz) Williams Betsy Steigerwald Yingling Marcia Zand

1977 Cathy Crompton Frances (Francie) Johnson Hester Mary Dawson Joyce Nancy (Lee) Rucker Keiser Maggie Wuorinen Koerner Patricia (Patty) Lynn Maggi-Meg Reed

1978 Karen Feibel Aronoff Elaine Chu Cheryl Patterson Cooper Laura Bailey Culp Elizabeth (Beth) DeLeo Gibbs Susan Lazarus Yasyn Lee Elizabeth (Betsy) McNamara Seton (Muffy) Melvin Kate Estabrook Schoedinger Carrie Montague Stanny

1979 Susan Buchanan Lisa Youmans Chubb Elizabeth (Betsy) Farrar Edwards Andrea (Andy) Jones Jane Ginsburg Kershner Carolyn Denbow Smallwood Lucia Detrick Weihe

1980 Anonymous (1) Lavea Brachman Robon Warburton Donaldson Kristen Loving Kellas Jill Patrick-Smith Emily Marsh Szabo Kimberly (Kim) Rice Wilson

1981 – 35th Reunion Jenny Corotis Barnes Rebecca (Becky) DeGraaf

Elizabeth (Betsy) Carlin Katherine (Kathe) Rowcliffe Daniel Lisa Mueller Greene Sara Wolfe Perrini Brenda Riley Provonsil Andrea Zid Salmi Cathryn (Cathy) Jones Williard

1984 Catherine (Katie) Kessler Chatas Colleen Duffy Kristin Kirk Florey Stephanie Skestos Gabriele Rebecca McCabe Ibel Andrea Krupman Laurel (Lolly) Marks Julie Schottenstein Saar Sheri Gillery Scaglione Elizabeth (Beth) Sellers Sarai Brachman Shoup Christine Thorne Susan Weiler

1985 Robin Ives Canowitz Lisa Lowder Darke Emily Johnston Dube’ Maria Huff Rebecca (Becky) Coomer Minkin Pam Prouty Sarah Ryan Lindsay Lawrence Sears Angela Thyer

1986 – 30th Reunion Anne Robinson Albers Peri Altan Shael Brachman Katy Foley Coffey Elizabeth (Liz) Garland Rebecca (Becky) Morosky Hoffman Elizabeth (Liza) Kessler Sandra (Sandy) Kim Stephanie Kakos Kraft Kelly Warner Luth Juliet (Juli) Zelkowitz McCarthy Ruth Milligan Lisa Baird Panos Betsy Lurie Ross Vandita Malviya Wilson

1987

1992

Rachel Cashdollar Bennett Lisa Berger Katharine (Kate) Carlin Giller Karen Lurie Jones April Zimmerman Katz Kristen (Krissy) Bibart McCabe Dayna Baird Payne Elizabeth (Beth) Sauer Melanie Katz Schottenstein Samantha (Sam) Shuler Amy Rau Sugar

Marya Goldberg Cassandra Elizabeth (Liz) Zimmerman Donaldson Meghan Baird Hunter Tensing Maa Laurie Snyder

1988 Cecily Chester Alexander Jennifer (Jenni) Reeb Biehn Jane Kessler Lennox Alyson Neugebauer Mandel Anna Kakos Okell Sarah Rubenstein Catherine (Cathy) Kurtz Vrenna

1989 Emily Alonso-Taub Margaret Forbes Baker Larisa Bomlitz Eleanor Ackley Brandt Paige Shalter Bruening Courtney Larrimer Klatt Sara Powell Lowery Karen Saah Louisa Wood Shields Elizabeth Siemer

1990 Blair Boardman Price Laura Crabbe Rosenberg Erin Aland Spalsbury

1991 – 25th Reunion Anonymous (1) Ann Bancroft Marjorie Sanford Crouse Amy Cherup Curley Kimberly Lowe Hall Sarah Hall Masu Haque-Khan Teresa Sanfelippo Kilgallen Heidi Ruben Kleinman Katie Wolfe Lloyd Erin Nash Audra Phillips Diana Durley Welling Rebecca Schuller Wilsusen

1993 Laura Julien Blust Beth Edwards Boatright Megan Currier Melinda (Mindy) Snyder Marnie Stein

1994 Anne Yost Carroll Jennifer (Jenn) Ull Frey Danielle Hayot Michelle Heumann-Ross Chloe Metz Heidi Reiner Nowalany Ellen Pizzuti Sara Schwebel Angela (Angie) Smith Shifflette Katherine (Katie) Taub

1995 Clare Willoughby Ceballos Lyndsey Fish Gelhaus Melissa Huffman Mary Zook Legere Krissa Kean Spence

1996 – 20th Reunion Katherine Kakis Graham Sarah Sofia Knepp Karen Lui Heather Luke Keely McDonald JoVonna Moxley-Knapp Chaitali (Tai) Pimputkar Liz Ratliff Joanne Strasser

1997 Anonymous (1) Lindsay Baker Kimberly (Kim) Snyder Barton Emily Bartz Costello Courtney Dankworth Sarah Greenberger Rose Guagliardo Sarah Benson Hatcher Meghan Nichols Houde

1998

Rebecca Morton Christa Roundhouse Reurink Georgia Ruch Caitlin (Katy) Shanahan Allison Elia Wisely

Kacey Chappelear Meade Rupp Means

2006 – 10th Reunion

Stacy Wolery Marcus Virginia (Ginny) Rothschild Elizabeth Simson Weinstein

1999 Bryn Saxe Davies Jessica (Jessie) Roby Hoffman Nancy Kohler Melissa Merritt Lisa Benson Meuse Amy Westwater Sullivan

2000 Carrie Radcliffe Arrington Elizabeth (Liz) Wheeler Bishara Elizabeth (Liz) Reynolds Clinton Victoria Davis Sarah Resch Flower Annette Enlow Owili Jessica Germain Price Erica Reaves Cathleen (Katy) Murnane Reis Elizabeth Exline Sinclair Jennifer (Jenny) Good Skrobarcek Jaquelyn Bitler Walker Chelsea Woods

2001 – 15th Reunion Claire Murnane Adams Tamara Howard Claire Kelley Kathryn (Katie) Logan Ashley Love Kristen Orlando Ricordati Ann (Annie) Westwater

2002 Laura Barnhart Wendy Fahey Currier Katherine Exline Jessica Orlov Ketner Jeny Reynolds Kuss Lauren Yen Leahy Francesca Russo Liza Young

2003 Emily Allen Cowles Caroline (Cari) Murnane

2004 Constance (Connie) Bowen Hallee Deutchman Lacey Greenwalt Christine Guenther Ashley Ingram Tiarra Wade Elizabeth Fenner Yassenoff

2005

25th Reunion, Class of 1991

Allison Ansari Margaret Prunte Del Col Maria Dixon Ariel Haytas Kun (Katie) Hua Libby Marvel

Emilee Deutchman Charity Fluharty Maura Weisenbach Gardner Jacquelyn (Jacci) Guy Frances (Franny) Lazarus Brittnee Adjoua Long Ashley Todaro

2007 Jordan Hilbrands Sarah Yost

2008 Anonymous (1) Caitlin Allen Teresa Eigel Megan Fitzmartin Heather Davies Michaels Ali Vradenburg

2009 Karmell Brown Elyse Cooke Caroline Elia Sara Leighty Taylor Onda Laura Raines

2010 Sloane Williams

2011 – 5th Reunion Laura Hadley Greta Hilbrands Veronica Vargo

2012 Isabelle Bruner Sophie Chatas Angela Mentel Maria Pompili Eleanor Vorys

2013 Rachel Canowitz Emily Gammons Madeline Hadley Hailey Miller Kendall Smith Victoria Ungvarsky

2014 Georgia (Ellie) Hasan Caroline Pompili Yi-Qiu (Autumn) Pu Audrey Rollins

2015 Kirby Boes Rebecca Flaherty Michaela Milligan Katherine Tierney

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Current Students 2017 Katherine (Kate) Wilson Margaret (Meg) Wilson

2019 Sarah Greskovich Maegan Mosher

2029 Olivia Skestos

2030 Georgia Skestos Sofia Skestos

Faculty and Staff Anonymous (5) Allison Abell Beth Abramovitz Sam Affholter Kate Alexander Brigid Arace Kathy Bapst Rachel Barends Agnes Becker Sue Berarducci Jennifer Reeb Biehn ’88 Elizabeth Wheeler Bishara ’00 Julie Biswas Jeni Blackburn Abigail Blosser Elizabeth Blosser Nichole Bondi Dana Booth Brian Botzman Sarah Brand Keely Brown Jen Bunker Diann Casagrande Cody Chaffin Jennifer Ciccarelli John Cook Zoe Crankshaw Katie Culbertson Joseph Danielewicz Janetta Davis Shea Davis Alyssa DeRobertis Julie Eikenberry Betsy Esser Tom Farquhar Kay Fetters Jessica Fries-Gaither Pam Garrett Jennifer Glimpse Adam Gossett Lauren Greenspan Jeff Grunewald Betsy Gugle Paige Gullett Amy Hartman John Hartshorne Pam Hartshorne Brenda Hayhurst Nan Haynes Megan Henry Jordan Hilbrands ’07

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Vicki Hilbrands Devie Hiller Kelly Hoyt-Standley Shelly Huthmaker Evan Jackson Nicole Johnson Leigh Kane Lindsey Kelley Tracy Kessler Keith Klingenberg Isaac Klopfenstein Ron Krupa Kelly Lavelle Serena Lett Jennifer Li Susan Lunt Beth Mahler Vincent Maite Jose Manriquez Regan Mazak Brittany McClaskey Rachael McCloskey Jennifer McCormick Ann Marie McDonnell Mary McGlocklin Joe McLain Dr. William H. Miller, III Patricia Miranda Tarah Morris Diane Mosher Danielle Moyer Christine Murakami Kasey Neer Kate Newland Ron Nocks Susan Li O’Connor Frank O’Grady Tammy Pedon Suzanne Pfeiffer Suzanne Pompili Tracy Potter Susan Powell Steve Pryor Maureen Reedy Linda Resch Dr. Perry Rogers Jane Rudicel Annie Ruefle Jennifer Savitscus Devon Schlicher Staci Pangle Schulte Cari Schultz Karen Scranton Katie Seese Lynne’ Steinhaus Charlotte Stiverson ’76 Linda Swarlis Kevin Sweeney Lynn Sweeney Heather Tiefenthaler Lauren Todd Cindy Trask Leonie Turack Jeremy Walker Leah Weintraub Cathy Jones Williard ’83 Hollis Wood Chelsea Woods ’00 Ping Wu Debbie Yoho

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Grandparents Dr. and Mrs. Fadhil Abbousy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Donald Auble Luise and Saul Axelrod Ms. Kathryn Belfance Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Benson, III Ms. Linda N. Benson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Merom and Judy Brachman ’56 Judy and David Canowitz Dr. and Mrs. Robert Carbonara Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Carson, Jr. Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Jack and Gerry Clifford John and Donna Cook Richard and Susan D. Coomer Ms. Elizabeth Crane Arthur and Elaine Cryer Dr. Stanley J. and Mrs. Mary Ellen Cyran Thomas R. and Sharon L. Daye Mike and Nancy Donaldson Mrs. Lewis W. Dye Jim and Mary Faber Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fauber Mr. and Mrs. James B. Feibel Ms. Crystal Fletcher Bob and Sandy Forché Dan and Sue Fronk Richard Gallagher Dr. and Mrs. B. S. Garcha Dr. Sajad Gilani Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Barbara Giller Herb and DeeDee Glimcher Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Andy Gordon Mrs. Emily Hall Fred and Karen Hasbargen Ms. Barbara B. Havens Mrs. Charleen Noyes Hinson Jim and Arnie Hopkins Pureza Jacaban Mrs. Karl B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones Shirley and Herb Behr Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Katz Tom and Barb Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Knott Mr. and Mrs. Tom Knutsen Linda and Joe Kraft Leah Levinson Robert Gerald and Jeanne Livingston Dr. and Mrs. Roland Lonser Mrs. Ann K. Lowder Dorothy Luckage Mrs. Cheryl Lucks ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lurie Mr. David Madison Patsy and Woods Martin Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Maurer The Reverend and Mrs. Andrew J. Mazak Kathleen D. McCurdy Walter and Cynthia McLarty Mr. and Mrs. James M. Merkel William and Gloria Merryman Martha Gallagher Michael ’73 Mr. Stan Morris Lynn Nagy and Angelina Byrd Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Nance

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Offenberg Mrs. Sue Popadych Mrs. Ben R. Presper Mr. and Mrs. William M. Reynolds Mr. Moshen Riazi and Mrs. Aholieh Shahamat Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Rice Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rice Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Richards Rita and Roger Ross Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanfilippo Jay and Joyce Schoedinger Lenore G. Schottenstein Susan and Christopher Scott Mike and Carolyn Shalter Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Myra Sharfin Pauline and Milton Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Siemer Marilyn and Jack Skolds Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Smoot, Sr. Mr. Larry H. Snyder Shirley Spencer Ms. Lynn Swander Mrs. Agnes A. Thomas Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne Ms. Mary Ann Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vigder Jean and Pete Warnick Mr. and Mrs. Danny Watkins Pete and Mary Ross Weiland Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler Mr. Hugh N. Westwater Mrs. Margaret Wilson Norina V. Wolfe Dr. and Mrs. Mansur Zarraby Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Zimmerman, Jr.

Past Grandparents Anonymous (1) Mrs. Frederik S. Barends Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Bolon Jim Crane Mrs. Pat G. Grayson ’43 Mr. Kiehner Johnson Dr. Rosemary Joyce Linda and Frank Kass Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kessler Mrs. Jane Krastel Ms. Aida S. Montano Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Pizzuti Mrs. Rosemary Rumberger John and Helen Swartz Mr. David F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ziegler

Parents of Alumnae Anonymous (3) Beth Abramovitz Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ansley Tim and Elizabeth Arnold Mr. and Mrs. William E. Arthur Sine-Marie and John G. Ayres Ms. Nancy S. Baker Mrs. Frederik S. Barends Mr. and Mrs. Frederik S. Barends, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Baughman Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Beall Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Becknell Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Benson, III Ms. Linda N. Benson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Berger

The Berner Family Mr. and Mrs. Arun K. Biswas Mr. and Mrs. John K. Bitler Doug and Jeni Blackburn Ms. Meredith Blatt Michael Bloch Janis Block ’71 Mr. Theodore Bloom Ms. Shelley G. Boales Mrs. David H. Bodiker Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. and Penny Masters Boes Belle M. Boles Mr. and Mrs. Merom and Judy Brachman ’56 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Burchfield Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Carlin Paul and Terri Carlson Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Casagrande Don and Ann Casto Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Chappelear Geoffrey S. and Katie Chatas Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Mrs. Sandra W. Cohen Atty. Paul H. Coleman and Dr. Deborah D. Coleman Dr. Maria P. Congbalay Mrs. Helen S. Cook Herb Cook, Jr., and Kathe Cook Dr. Glen and Mrs. Cynthia Cooke Richard and Susan D. Coomer David and Cheryl Cooper Ms. Elizabeth Crane Jim Crane Mrs. Heidi F. Currier Alan and Louise Davidson Dr. Juliet Taylor and Mr. Michael Davis Thomas R. and Sharon L. Daye Mrs. Connie Crabbe Dehlendorf ’55 Peter and Ellen Denisky Dr. Sherry B. Zox and Dr. Arnold H. Deutchman Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. DeVennish Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. DiBella Mr. and Mrs. David L. Doll Mrs. Liping Xin and Mr. Yang Du Frank L. Dunham Mrs. Lewis W. Dye Mr. and Mrs. John W. Edwards Mrs. Geraldine P. Ellman J. Richard Emens and Beatrice Wolper Dr. Donna Erickson Richard and Patricia Evans Mr. and Mrs. James B. Feibel Mr. and Mrs. David T. Fenner Deborah E. Fergus Elizabeth and John Fergus-Jean Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flaherty Keith and Carol Fluharty Cindy Folio (Raabe) Michael and Colleen Frank Ms. Desiree M. Fuerst Mrs. Anne F. Fullarton Ms. Sandra Mendel Furman ’71 Mrs. Judy Roth Garel ’51 W. Riley Garrott and Dawn Garrott Herb and DeeDee Glimcher Mr. and Mrs. Eli Goldach Dr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Goldberg Babette T. Gorman ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Gorman David B. and Susan B. Greenberger

Anne C. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. John Groeber Lana Baker and Michael W. Gruber Cynthia Price and Jack Guy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hadley II Lydia C. Hadley Mr. George and Dr. Elaine Hairston Dr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Hall The Reverend and Mrs. O’Vell K. Harrison Dr. Shah Hasan and Ms. Georgia Boggs The Henry Hauser Family Ms. Barbara B. Havens Dr. Fernand and Dr. Patricia Hayot Mr. and Mrs. Kirk and Victoria Hilbrands Mr. and Mrs. R. Patrick Hiller Raymond T. and Ruth Ann Hohl Michael Houghton Dr. Jiang Hua and Mrs. Huiqing Fang Ms. Judith K. Isaac Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Jacobs Mrs. Judith Cadot Janssens ’51 Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey Mr. Kiehner Johnson Ann Joyce ’69 Dr. Rosemary Joyce Mr. James R. Kaltenecker Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Debora Kane Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Kastan Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Katz Mr. Stanley H. Katz Anne B. Kauffman Dr. Naomi Kayne and Mr. Daniel Kayne Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kessler Mrs. Linda Klayman Mrs. Jane Krastel Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kurtz III Mrs. Mary Lou Lawrence Stuart and Cynthia Lazarus Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leighty Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Levin Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Lint Anthony and Marianne Lisska Mrs. Ann K. Lowder Mrs. Cheryl Lucks ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lurie Drs. William E. and Eileen M. Maher Mr. and Mrs. John R. Marshall III Mary K. and Howard P. Marvel Bradley J. Maurer and May S. Zia Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Maurer Ms. Mary McGlocklin Drs. John M. and Mary Lou McGregor Walter and Cynthia McLarty Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Meade Jamie Crane and Tim Miller Ms. Aida S. Montano Daniel W. and Roberta S. Morton Dr. and Mrs. Michael R. Murnane Julie P. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Newkirk Ms. Kathleen Gruber Newland Mr. and Mrs. John H. Offenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Onda Mr. Jerome F. Page, Jr. Mrs. Nancy A. Page Dr. and Mrs. C. Bayard B. Paschall, III Michael and Sara Wolfe Perrini Dr. Linda Swarlis and Dr. Gary Piggrem Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Pizzuti Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Pompili Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Powers

Mrs. Robert M. Quillin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Quinn 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 Dr. and Mrs. John L. Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Perry M. Rogers Barry and Carrie Rosen Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rothschild, Jr. 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 Mrs. Betty Sawyer Lenore G. Schottenstein Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. and Melanie Schottenstein Beth Byers Sells Mike and Carolyn Shalter Mark R. Shanahan and J. Pari Sabety Martha Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Arnold B. Siemer Doug and Joyce Simson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Skobrak Karen Scranton and Russell Smith Mr. Larry H. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Zuheir Sofia Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sugar, III Colleen Nissl Sugarman and Roger Sugarman Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne Mrs. James R. Thorson Ms. Susan Tomasky and Mr. Ronald Ungvarsky Mr. Thomas Vargo and Mrs. Tressa Rudik Webb and Liz Flynn Vorys Gregory and Patty Vradenburg Drs. Feng-Quan Wang and Xin-An Pu Russ and Rebecca Watts Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler Dr. Robert A. Weisenburger Ms. Jane Mitcheltree Werum ’43 Mr. Hugh N. Westwater W. Marc and Lisa M. Westwater Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Williams Mr. David F. Williams David B. and Bobbi Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Franck G. Wobst Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Zimmerman, Jr.

Former and Retired Faculty and Staff Susan D. Anderson Betsy Kurtz Argo Lana Baker Nancy S. Baker Laura E. Barnhart Eileen Becknell Connie Aldrich Bodiker Mary Jane Dawes Bolon Sue Andrea Brown Katie Chatas Ms. Carolyn Thomas Christy ’60 Dr. Lisa Schweitzer Courtice Ms. Elizabeth Crane Elaine Hill DeVennish Patricia Williams French Ms. Jane H. Gibson

Jack Guy Lydia C. Hadley Dr. Daniel D. Hall Dr. Patricia Hayot Brooke Hunter-Lombardi Ms. Judith K. Isaac Mrs. Debora Kane Heather LaVielle Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Ms. Mary Ann Leonard Mary Pat Martin Keith Morris Ms. Mary W. Muryn Christine L. Neubauer Marilyn Parker Mr. Raymond T. Riley Ms. Carol Rzodkiewicz Ms. C. Max Schmidt-Shilling Suzanne Durstine Schumacher Mrs. Carolyn Shalter Martha Shaw Mrs. Terri Skobrak Kim Rice Wilson Karlene Yamamoto

CSG Organizations CSG Alumnae Board CSG Parents’ Association CSG Senior Class Gift CSG Student Council

Companies, Foundations, Matching Gifts, and Organizations Anonymous (6) Alliance Data Matching Gift Program Allstate -The Giving Campaign Altria American Electric Power Apple Matching Gifts Program Avalon Foodservice, Inc. Ayco Charitable Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund Big Lots Stores, Inc. Cardinal Health Foundation Charles Schwab Charming Shoppes of Delaware, Inc. The Columbus Foundation The Columbus Jewish Foundation Community Foundation of Louisville Depository, Inc. Corna/Kokosing Construction Company Coshocton Foundation The Elizabeth Custer and William Custer Foundation, Inc. Dancor Solutions Inc. Davis - Cook Fund of The Columbus Foundation Deck Builders Unlimited Dixie Sayre Miller Fund of The Columbus Foundation Dresden Sister City, Inc. FIRST Hillsdale Fund, Inc. The Hildreth Foundation, Inc. IBM Matching Grants Program IGS Johnson Charitable Gift Fund

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JPMorgan Chase Just Blinds Just Give JX2 The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Kessler Wealth Advisors LLC McGraw-Hill Education Meuse Family Foundation Milligan Communications National Church Residences Nationwide United Way Campaign Network for Good New York Life Northwood Properties Inc. Olive Tree Foundation for Girls Red Rocket Enterprises, Inc. Reynolds American Foundation Sanofi-Aventis U.S. Matching Gifts Program Schwab Charitable Fund Shirley & William S. McIntyre Foundation The Siemer Family Foundation The Simson Foundation The Springfield Foundation Sullivan Builders United Way of Central Ohio U.S. Bank Foundation Employee Matching Gift Program Verizon Foundation Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Program Wolfe Associates, Inc. Yenkin-Majestic Paint Corp.

Friends of CSG Mr. Nicholas Augustinos Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Brenner Sharon C. Cameron Mr. Thomas A. Caramanico Mr. Robert H. Carlile Mr. Frank Cook Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Crane Mary Croft Ms. Joan Cummins Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dargusch Peggy S. Edwards Mr. John C. Fergus, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Gertmenian Ms. M. Ellen Gruber Ms. Dona M. Hasbargen Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kittredge Mr. Thomas H. Lee II and Ms. Mary T. McTernan Jin H. Lin Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Murray Mr. Albert F. Polk Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rogers, Jr. Ms. Margaret Rubega Ms. Sonita Singwi Mr. Tad Sperry and Ms. Ellen D. Harvey Robert G. Stafford, Esq. Ms. Celia Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Stuntz Mr. Thomas E. Szykowny Ms. Helen Tan Ms. Bethanne Tilson Mr. John Valone Ms. Marilyn L. Ward

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Gifts-In-Kind Mr. Brian Botzman Richard and Susan D. Coomer Dancor Solutions Inc. Anne C. Griffin JX2 Jill Levy ’70 Dr. and Mrs. James W. Murakami Attys. David and Leonore Paragas Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rice Ms. Margaret Rubega Ms. Sonita Singwi Ms. Celia Stevenson Sullivan Builders Ms. Helen Tan Ms. Marilyn L. Ward

Memorials In Memory of Ann Laugherty Bruner Masu Haque-Khan In Memory of Mary Tarbell Carlile ’33 on the occasion of her 100th birthday Cynthia Carlile Bashore ’62 Molly T. Carlile ’67 Mr. Robert H. Carlile In Memory of David Carlin Mr. Albert F. Polk In Memory of Kristen Conie ’03 Anonymous In Memory of Jane Voorhees Cummins ’27 Ms. Joan Cummins In Memory of Elizabeth “Betty” Byers DuRivage ’44 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Burchfield Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey Mr. John Valone Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ziegler In Memory of Therese Gockenbach ’71 Janis Block ’71 In Memory of Robert H. “Tad” Jeffrey II Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Milton D. Baughman Mrs. David H. Bodiker Ms. Dana A. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Brenner Sharon C. Cameron Mr. Thomas A. Caramanico Atty. Paul H. Coleman and Dr. Deborah D. Coleman Corna/Kokosing Construction Company Drs. Lisa and Thomas Courtice Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dargusch Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. DiBella Mrs. Judy Roth Garel ’51 Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Gertmenian Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Goldberg Ms. Ellen Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Kirk and Victoria Hilbrands Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Debora Kane Linda and Frank Kass

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Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Kastan Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kittredge Mr. Thomas H. Lee II and Ms. Mary T. McTernan Dr. and Mrs. William Lee Jill Levy ’70 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lucks, Jr. Regan and Andrew Mazak Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Murray Marilyn and Phil Parker Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rogers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Rothschild, Jr. Mrs. Lynn Haverick Ryan ’59 Lesley Wilson Schaab Lenore G. Schottenstein Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. and Melanie Schottenstein Mr. Tad Sperry and Ms. Ellen D. Harvey Mr. Thomas E. Szykowny Ms. Bethanne Tilson Ms. Susan Tomasky and Mr. Ronald Ungvarsky Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Weiler Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. Mr. David F. Williams Jim and Kim Rice Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Ziegler In Memory of Dr. Karl B. Johnson Mrs. Karl B. Johnson Greg Gammons and Elizabeth Johnson In Memory of Leigh Ann Jordan ’93 Ms. Aida S. Montano Heidi Reiner Nowalany In Memory of Dr. Larry S. Lawrence Lindsay Lawrence Sears

In Memory of Tara Siren ’94 Ms. Aida S. Montano Heidi Reiner Nowalany In Memory of Courtney Lee Smith ’08 Ms. Caitlin Allen ’08 Teresa C. Eigel In Memory of Patti Harrison Snyder ’50 Mr. Larry H. Snyder In Memory of Jodi Spiers ’79 Betsy Farrar Edwards In Memory of Donna L. Stafford Ms. Judith K. Isaac Robert G. Stafford, Esq. In Memory of Virginia Tice Thomas ’31 Peggy S. Edwards In Memory of Jack VanderZwan Mr. Derek VanderZwan In Memory of Brittany Weixel ’02 Anonymous In Memory of Shirle Nesbitt Westwater ’36 Mr. Hugh N. Westwater In Memory of Velma Sater Williams ’48 Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey In Memory of John F. Wolfe The Class of 1991

Tributes

In Memory of Dr. Banshi D. Malviya Vandita Malviya Wilson

In Honor of Emma Baker ’27 Cindy and Robert Baker

In Memory of Beatrice Constant Marvin Ms. Linda Yenkin

In Honor of Sven Bergmann Beth Anne Kauffman Leslie Knott

In Memory of Catherine Krumm Medd ’64 Mrs. Susan Culter Meiling ’61 Marilyn and Phil Parker

In Honor of Molly Bokor ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vigder

In Memory of Bill Milligan Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Horwitz In Memory of Linda Ostrander Copp Ms. Kathy Bapst Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Casagrande Marilyn and Phil Parker Ms. Charlotte Stiverson In Memory of Dorothy Sehring The Class of 1991 Geoffrey S. and Katie Chatas Pam McMurray Foote Mrs. Robert H. Jeffrey Mrs. Timothy L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Kessler Andrea Krupman ’84 Ms. Mary Ann Leonard Mrs. Ann K. Lowder Jack Stephan Elizabeth Simson Weinstein

In honor of Lavea Brachman’s work as CSG’s Board Chair From her Family In Honor of H. Jay Canowitz Andrew D. and Carrie L. Madison In Honor of Ami Carmon Beth Anne Kauffman Leslie Knott In Honor of Carolyn Thomas Christy Louisa Wood Shields In Honor of Chloe Fauber ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fauber In Honor of The Class of 1966 Ms. Jane Schiff In Honor of Andrea Golden ’25 Drs. Richard and Cheryl Golden

In Honor of Erica Golden ’27 Drs. Richard and Cheryl Golden In Honor of Sarah Greskovich ’19 Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne In Honor of Katie Henderson ’16 Mr. Nicholas Augustinos In Honor of Mary Hernon ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Donogh Hernon Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jones In Honor of Philip Kessler Beth Anne Kauffman Leslie Knott In Honor of Mrs. Mary Lou Lawrence Lindsay Lawrence Sears In Honor of Jill Levy ’70 Dr. and Mrs. William Lee In Honor of Ms. Ruth Milligan Katy Foley Coffey In Honor of Regan Moran ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Moran In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Mueller Julianne Mueller In Honor of Lorani Orobitg Beth Anne Kauffman Leslie Knott In Honor of Mrs. Dorothy Sehring, Our beloved Fourth Grade Teacher who inspired us to love learning The Class of 1991 In Honor of Christine Thorne, MD ’84 Dr. and Mrs. C. Michael Thorne In Honor of Jim Wilson Beth Anne Kauffman Leslie Knott In Honor of Katherine (Kate) Wilson ’17 Mrs. Margaret Wilson In Honor of Margaret (Meg)Wilson ’17 Mrs. Margaret Wilson In Honor of Mr. Wolfe, Our classmate’s father The Class of 1991 In Honor of Richard S. Zimmerman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. and Melanie Schottenstein In Honor of Stephanie Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. and Melanie Schottenstein

2015 ScholarShop Donor Roll Emily Alonso-Taub ’89 BalletMet Susan Bauer ’73 Bella Sante Bikram Hot Yoga & Becky Morosky Hoffman ’86 Kacey Chappelear ’98 Steve Chappelear Columbus Blue Jackets Community Relations Columbus School for Girls Cheryl Patterson Cooper ’78 CorePower Yoga COSI The Crest CSG Summer Programs Cycle614 & Mark Placenti Dealtrendz.com & Lisa Lowder Darke ’85 Denver Zoological Foundation Dewey’s Pizza Maria Dixon ’05 Doonya Jill and Mike Elia Dee Fahey Georgetown Events Stacy Grossman Joyce Guenther Henry Hauser Jessy Roby Hoffman ’99 Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls Wendy Johnson The Kennedy Center Kona Ice Little Buckeye & Austin Dahn Laughlin’s Bakery Jill Levy ’70 Lifted Studio & Jordan Sugarman ’02 Jeff and Dena Logan Katie Logan ’01 Martha Gallagher Michael ’73 Miss Maggie’s Painting Parties Monumental Sports & Entertainment & Neil Hofman Olympic Indoor Tennis Club Charlotte Ording Pet Palace Pistacia Vera & Anne Budros Fletcher ’94 The Pizzahacker & Jeff Krupman CA ’88 Puget Sound Express Queenz Krumblez Repasky Gold and Silver Robins Hunter Museum & Ann Lowder Georgia Ruch ’05 Pari Sabety Samson: A Men’s Emporium The School Closet Katy Shanahan ’05 Six String Concerts & Kim Rice Wilson ’80 The Spa School State House Museum Shop Joanne Strasser ’96 Sugar Mill Home & Kate Addison ’85 Tacos Tequila & Whiskey Tuckernuck & Caroline Elia ’09 Tutoring By A College Professor

Vineyard Vines The W Nail Bar The Wexner Center for the Arts Woodhouse Day Spa

The Scholars Gala $25,000 Presenting Sponsor L Brands Foundation

$10,000 Silent Auction Sponsors The Tierney Family Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Denise Glimcher

$5,000 Champagne Sponsors Dwight Hibbard Huntington Bank Beth Crane and Richard McKee

$2,500 Raffle Sponsors Crane Group Nancy Jeffrey Kimball Midwest Mr. and Mrs. Rob Martin Jamie Crane and Tim Miller Gina and Chris Olsen Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP Summit and Lekha Shah Steve and Lynne Smith

$1,000 Cocktail Sponsors Marilu and Tim Faber David and Felicia Feinberg Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Aniket, Sarita, Raghav and Tara Joshi Mark Kelly and Margaret McDonald Bernie and Kathy Ostrowski Mr. and Mrs. Scott Passias Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Mary and Rocky Robins Mrs. Margaret C. Tillier Susan Tomasky and Ron Ungvarsky Wagenbrenner Family Jim and Kim Wilson VSI: Vogt Strategic Insights

$500 Registration Sponsors Jeff and Angie Bennett Dr. Tom and Penny Boes The Bokor Family Dr. Jeffrey H. Donaldson and Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson ’92 Steve and Nancy Falk Lisa and Alan Hinson Kate and Andy Jenks Regan and Andrew Mazak Colleen and Tim O’Dell Meghan Cook and Ira Sharfin Lavea Brachman and Andrew O. Smith Webb and Liz Flynn Vorys Mary and Steve Weiler Stuart and Lisa Young Mr. and Mrs. John M. Ziegler, Jr.

Gifts Ms. Dana A. Booth Nicholas and Lani Davakis Mr. Lucas and Dr. Elizabeth Koffler

Andrew D. and Carrie L. Madison Drs. John and Ann McAlearney Mr. and Mrs. Scott Passias Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Debbie and Mike Rouse Andrea Zid Salmi ’83 Mike and Carolyn Shalter Lavea Brachman and Andrew O. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Watson, Jr.

Live Auction Dana and Brent Adler Cecily and Brett Alexander Dr. Jeffrey H. Donaldson and Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson ’92 Steve and Nancy Falk David and Felicia Feinberg Pat and Kate Giller Mr. Lucas and Dr. Elizabeth Koffler Mr. and Mrs. John Massimiani Gina and Chris Olsen James and Caroline Rocco Ms. Heidi Koch and Mr. Hugh Showe Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sommer Stuart and Lisa Young

Silent Auction Dana and Brent Adler Cecily and Brett Alexander Mr. and Mrs. James Anthony Mona and Dave Barber Carrie and Charlie Birch Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bundy Mrs. Jennifer R. Bunker Amy and Ryan Burgess Mr. Pete Dague and Ms. Beth Dague Karly Depew Marilu and Tim Faber Steve and Nancy Falk Lori Ann Feibel Kelly and Dan Fronk Tom and Sarah Fusonie Babette T. Gorman ’69 Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Brad and Katie Halley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heller Jeff and Lynn Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Kirk and Victoria Hilbrands Rebecca and Sebastian Ibel Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Kaufman Mr. Richard Kim and Mrs. Kami Kinkaid Stacy Lilly Mary Pat Martin and Rick Livingston Mr. and Mrs. John Massimiani Regan and Andrew Mazak Mrs. Leslie Siegel McCarthy ’92 Mr. and Mrs. David McCurdy Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre Colleen and Tim O’Dell Gina and Chris Olsen Bernard A. and Kathleen M. Ostrowski Mrs. Tara Y. Ottey and Mr. Owen Ottey Lee and David Paragas Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Mr. Doug Reardon Mary and Rocky Robins James and Caroline Rocco Bryan and Betsy Ross Sunny and Rhome Ruanphae Ms. Heidi Koch and Mr. Hugh Showe

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Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Smyth Mindy Snyder Nick and Amy Solaro Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sullivan Dr. Linda Swarlis and Dr. Gary Piggrem Dr. and Mrs. Kevin and Lynn Sweeney The Tierney Family Dr. Lorraine S. Wallace and Mr. William H. Wallace, Jr.

Lavea Brachman and Andrew O. Smith Mindy Snyder Liz and John Sokol Nick and Amy Solaro Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Sommer Mr. and Mrs. John Sugar Pam and Tony Sugar Diane and Paul Swoboda

Individual Tickets

Anonymous Dana and Brent Adler Cecily and Brett Alexander Mona and Dave Barber Jeff and Angie Bennett Carrie and Charlie Birch Dr. Tom and Penny Boes Mr. Brian Botzman Mrs. Jennifer R. Bunker Karly Depew Lori Ann Feibel Babette T. Gorman ’69 Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Ms. Jordan Hilbrands ’07 Wendolyn Holland Kate and Andy Jenks Kenny and Jennifer McDonald Allison Moneme Mrs. Tara Y. Ottey and Mr. Owen Ottey Mr. and Mrs. Scott Passias Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Mr. Perry Pipes Ms. Tracy Potter David and Catherine Presper Chad Readler Mary and Rocky Robins James and Caroline Rocco Mike and Carolyn Shalter Mr. and Mrs. Siamak Shayani Ms. Heidi Koch and Mr. Hugh Showe Lavea Brachman and Andrew O. Smith Steve and Lynne Smith Mr. and Mrs. John Sugar Diane and Paul Swoboda The Tierney Family Wagenbrenner Family Bill and Betsy Watts Ms. Ping Wu Stuart and Lisa Young

Anonymous Dana and Brent Adler Cecily and Brett Alexander Mona and Dave Barber Mr. Jonathan S. Barnes and Ms. Jenny Corotis Barnes ’81 Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Boyle, Jr. Merom and Judith Brachman Mrs. Eugenia E. Erlij and Mr. Andrew Brodey Amy and Ryan Burgess Jim and Marya Cassandra Karly Depew Janet and Sid Druen Mr. and Mrs. John Eikenberry Jennifer McNally Kelly and Dan Fronk Tom and Sarah Fusonie Joseph and Janet Gilani Pat and Kate Giller Cheryl and Rick Golden Babette T. Gorman ’69 Dr. Shari Graham and Mr. Chris Graham Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Betsy Gugle Mr. Adam Gurevitz and Ms. Stacy Grossman Brad and Katie Halley Glenda Pierce Harrison Jeff and Lynn Henderson Wendolyn Holland Susanne and Sam Horner Robin and Wade Hungerford Rebecca and Sebastian Ibel Michael and Karen Lurie Jones April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz Mr. and Mrs. David Kauffman Philip and Lisa Kessler Steve Keyes and Lauren Bonfield Patrick and Leslie Knott Mr. Lucas and Dr. Elizabeth Koffler Jill Levy ’70 Mary Pat Martin and Rick Livingston Kathryn Logan ’01 Jana and Jim Maniace Mr. and Mrs. John Massimiani Kenny and Jennifer McDonald Dr. Scott and Susan Merryman Dr. Peter and Lisa Meuse Allison Moneme Kelly O’Hara Lee and David Paragas Dr. and Mrs. Robert Polite David and Catherine Presper Chad Readler James and Caroline Rocco Bryan and Betsy Ross Sunny and Rhome Ruanphae Ms. Heidi Koch and Mr. Hugh Showe Elizabeth Siemer ’89

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Raffle Tickets

Wine Pull Anonymous Dr. Tom and Penny Boes Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Brown Marilu and Tim Faber Mr. and Mrs. David Kauffman Patrick and Leslie Knott Regan and Andrew Mazak Mr. Perry Pipes Ms. Tracy Potter Meghan Cook and Ira Sharfin Steve and Lynne Smith Dr. Linda Swarlis and Dr. Gary Piggrem The Tierney Family Debbie Yoho

In-Kind Donors Anonymous 11athletics Acre

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Alexander Jewelers The Angry Baker Anthony-Thomas Candy Company Anthropologie Balanced Yoga/Leah Westwater BalletMet Rachel Barends basi ITALIA Basil Restaurant Beauty Brands The Bexley Beat Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce Bexley Bed and Breakfast Bexley Recreation and Parks The Blowout Bar Brothers Drake Meadery & Bar Brown Bag Deli Bruegger’s Bagels Dr. Angela Casey & The Center for Surgical Dermatology Cherbourg Bakery The City of Bexley Clay Café The Container Store Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurants COSI Crimson Design Group Cycle614 deMonye’s Greenhouse Karly Depew/Oscar & Emma, LLC. Derk’s Works Photography Dr. Jeffrey H. Donaldson and Elizabeth Zimmerman Donaldson ’92 Donaldson Plastic Surgery Drive Capital Fox in the Snow Café Kelly and Dan Fronk Pat and Kate Giller Glass Axis Glenn Avenue Soap Company Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Denise Glimcher Glow Putt Mini Golf Cheryl and Rick Golden Golden Orthodontics Elaine Grossman Dr. Steven Grossman, Grossman Foot & Ankle Mr. Adam Gurevitz and Ms. Stacy Grossman Gwendolyn Z. Photography Hai Poké Happy Go Lucky Her Hausfrau Haven Highlights for Children The Hilton at Easton Holiday Lanes Homage Mary Horwitz Igloo Letterpress Johnson’s Real Ice Cream Jason Mack Le Meridien Columbus, The Joseph April Zimmerman Katz ’87 and Kyle D. Katz KDB: Kitchen, Den, Bar Kimball Midwest Kittie’s Hand Crafted Cakes Ladybird Leal Jill Levy ’70

Lululemon Bruce MacLaughlin Regan and Andrew Mazak Mr. and Mrs. David McCurdy Dr. Scott and Susan Merryman Katy Metcalf Michael Garcia’s Salon & Day Spa Mika’s Cupcakes and Creams, LLC Moshi Sushi Bar Nada North High Brewing Ohio Health The Oilerie Columbus Gina and Chris Olsen Olympic Indoor Tennis One Line Coffee Panera Bread/Covelli Enterprises Papa John’s Jeffy Pellman, Jeffy’s Pilates Pete DeLois’ Recreations Outlet Piccadilly Pizzuti Collection Jennifer Ciccarelli and Chad Perry Puptown Lounge Ready Pretty-The Personal Styling Service Red Giraffe Designs The Refectory Rocket Fizz Soda Pop & Candy Shop Rowe Sunny and Rhome Ruanphae Saks Fifth Avenue School Closet & School Days Sephora Easton Town Center Steve and Lynne Smith Anna Sokol, Art with Anna John and Liz Sokol Star Jewelers on High Sweet and Sassy Kim Sweitzer, Bio Health Systems Target Whitehall The Terry Janis Collection Tervis Tumblers Tesla Motors Easton Third & Hollywood Kara Thomas Thread The Thurman Café Trader Joe’s Trapped Columbus Trove Warehouse United Skates of America, Inc. Van Treese Training Veritas Tavern Wardrobe Therapy, LLC The Whitney House Whole Foods Upper Arlington Wine on High Tamika Woods The Worthington Inn Z Cucina ZenCha Tea Salon Zest Juice Co. Zoe Café

Golden Unicorn Society 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.

During the 2015-16 year, CSG received a deferred gift from the following individual: Cynthia Black Jeffrey ’54

Golden Unicorn Society Members Betsy Kurtz Argo ’63 Mrs. Chiffone Bailey Gloria Jean Beal Jim Berry Susan Berry Mrs. David H. Bodiker (Connie Aldrich ’54) Mrs. Thomas M. Bolon (Mary Jane Dawes ’54) Blythe Miller Brown ’75 Julie C. Budden ’86 Raleigh Burges Burgess ’82

Betsy Carlin ’83 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 Kittredge Jeffrey Debby and Ira Kane Anonymous Mrs. Donn A. Kieft (Betty Davis ’47) Mr. Gilman D. Kirk, Jr.

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 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 C. Thomas Rice 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

Larry A. Simon, M. D. Mrs. Stephen Soler Carrie Montague Stanny ’78 Mr. Yin Hong Tan Mrs. John W. Tolley (Barbara Lang ’54) Mary Jane Trapp ’74 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) Dr. Thomas E. Williams, Jr. Ann McElroy Wright ’40 Marjorie Wright ’73 Caron C. Zand ’74 Ann Hedges Zucker ’77

Estates Estate of Barbara Miller Arnold ’30 Estate of Cynthia Black Jeffrey ’54 Estate of Harriet Rasor McCarthy ’33 If you have remembered CSG in your estate plans, or if you would like information on bequests and planned gifts, please contact Dana Booth at (614) 252-0781 ext. 130.

Deferred gifts impact past, present and future

Alumna’s Trust Benefits Future of CSG A graduate of Duke University, Cynthia Black Jeffrey ’54 created an estate intention to support Columbus School for Girls after her death to acknowledge the special relationship she had with her school. Mrs. Jeffrey was a superior horsewoman with a passion for education, generously giving back to CSG during her lifetime through her time and talent, serving in leadership positions on both the Board of Trustees and the Alumnae Board. CSG was greatly saddened by her untimely passing in 1996, and twenty years later, was honored to be one of six institutions across the country included as a beneficiary of the Cynthia Black Jeffrey Trust.

This past May, the Board of Trustees chose to celebrate Cynthia’s legacy and love for the school by designating a portion of her gift to fund a new initiative to fortify outreach efforts and strategically welcome new students into our school community. In her memory, and under the leadership of Director of Admission, Jenni Reeb Biehn ’88, CSG is working to remain both creative and tactical to ensure that the brightest girls in central Ohio girls have an opportunity to be part of CSG, following Cynthia’s path as they grow as learners and leaders.

Cynthia’s late husband, Joseph Jeffrey, Jr., was also quite fond of CSG and very generous to the school. In March of 1999, over 97 acres of land proximate to Rocky Fork Creek, The Cynthia Black Jeffrey Woodland Preserve, (lovingly referred to by CSG as “Cynthia’s Woods”) was deeded to the school in celebration of Cynthia’s memory.

Mr. Jeffrey wished to preserve the forested areas on land his father had owned on Crooked Mile Road in Gahanna, property on which there were extensive trails.

Cynthia had enjoyed riding her horse on these same trails. By giving the property to CSG, Mr. Jeffrey was able to make certain that the land remained undeveloped, yet available as a living/learning laboratory for students who follow in Cynthia’s footsteps.

To honor and celebrate a special relationship with her school, Cynthia Black Jeffrey ’54 created an estate intention to support CSG after her death.

If you have included CSG in your estate plans, or would like more information on the Golden Unicorn Society, please contact Dana Booth, Chief Development Officer at (614) 252-0781 ext.130, or at dbooth@columbusschoolforgirls.org.

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IRA CHARITABLE

ROLLOVER The IRA Charitable Rollover is Now Permanent! transfers as a giving vehicle to CSG are now a permanent option for eligible donors.

The Charitable Rollover provision allows CSG alumnae and friends ages 70 ½ and older to gift up to $100,000 annually directly from an Individual Retirement Account to CSG (or to any 501 (c)(3) organization) without treating the distribution as taxable income. Married couples with two individual IRAs may take up to $200,000 tax free each year.

This vehicle creates a planning opportunity, allowing satisfaction or reduction of the personal tax impact of a required minimum distribution while making a personal impact on the people and programs at CSG. For information on how to make a gift to CSG, contact Dana Booth, Chief dbooth@columbusschoolforgirls.org.

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EMPOWERING EACH GIRL TO REACH her full potential.

Congratulations to the Class of 2016!

2016 ACCEPTED / ENROLLED

The University of Akron The University of Alabama American University Arizona State University The University of Arizona Auburn University Barnard College Belmont University Boston College Boston University Brown University Butler University University of California L.A. Case Western Reserve College of Charleston University of Chicago University of Cincinnati Clarkson University Clemson University University of Colorado Colorado State University Columbia University University of Connecticut Cornell College Cornell University Dartmouth College University of Dayton Denison University DePaul University

$8.3 million awarded in scholarships

DePauw University Drew University Elon University Emory University Florida Gulf Coast University Florida International University Fordham University Furman University The George Washington University The University of Georgia Gettysburg College Hampton University Harvard University University of Hawaii at Manoa High Point University Hobart and William Smith Colleges Hofstra University Hope College University of Illinois Indiana University Johns Hopkins University Kent State University Kenyon College Lake Forest College Lewis and Clark College Loyola University Chicago Lynn University Marquette University University of Maryland

68%

of girls enrolled in schools out of state / country

Mercer University Miami University University of Miami Michigan State University University of Michigan University of Minnesota New York University New York University-Shanghai UNC - Chapel Hill University of Notre Dame Nova Southeastern University Nova Southeastern University Medical Dual Admission Oberlin College The Ohio State University Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan University Otterbein University Pennsylvania State University University of Pittsburgh Princeton University Regis University Richmond The American International College in London University of Richmond Roanoke College Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers University Saint Leo University

94%

awarded merit scholarships from their accepted schools

Saint Louis University San Francisco Art Institute Savannah College of Art & Design Southern Methodist University Spelman College St. Lawrence University Syracuse University The University of Tampa Texas A&M University The University of Texas The New School Trinity College Valparaiso University Vanderbilt University Vassar College University of Vermont Virginia Tech Washington and Lee University West Point Military Academy Willamette University College of William and Mary University of Wisconsin Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University Yale University Youngstown State University

96%

admitted into 1 of their top 3 schools and 79% admitted into their top choice school

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