George School Annual Report 2019-2020

2019

Ge orge Sc ho ol A N N U A L

R E P O R T

2020

Table of Contents Annual Report 2019-2020

Letter from the Head of School

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Financial Report

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Admission 4 Academics 6 College Counseling

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Advancement 16 Report of Gifts

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Class of 2020

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Board of Trustees Kareem Afzal ’93 P ’21, ’23 North Wales, Pennsylvania

Linda Heinemann P ’01 Newtown, Pennsylvania

Lee Price ’61 Palo Alto, California

Lisa Parry Becker ’89 P ’22 Lambertville, New Jersey

Ed Huff Fresno, California

Janet Roy P ’08, ’09, ’13 Douglassville, Pennsylvania

Rebecca Boucher P ’09, ’17 Salt Point, New York

Alan Keim P ’81, ’88, GP ’18 Doylestown, Pennsylvania

Betty Lou Leedom Thompson ’56 Ardmore, Pennsylvania

Marguerite Chandler P ’86, ’87 Newtown, Pennsylvania

Michael Kosoff ’56 Newtown, Pennsylvania

Peter Vari P ’96, ’08 Richboro, Pennsylvania

Betsy Cotton P ’16 Stockton, New Jersey

Kassem L. Lucas ’90 Yardley, Pennsylvania

Brian Wise ’93 Fairfax, Virginia

Gloria Denoon P ’23 Wycombe, Pennsylvania

Chiyo Moriuchi P ’11, ’16 Newtown, Pennsylvania

Toni Yonce P ’09 Newtown, Pennsylvania

Letter from the Head of School “ What happened last spring was as profound as it was unprecedented.

We adapted so quickly because of the strength, resilience, and support of our community. Your commitment and respect for George School are constantly palpable.”

Friends, As we close the books on the 2019-2020 school year, I continue to be grateful and honored at the privilege of serving as the head of school. As this report will attest, George School is blessed with remarkably committed and thoughtful alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students, and friends, whose support makes possible the high quality of education we offer our students.

This past year testified to the grit and adaptability of the community. The challenges we faced at times were daunting, especially ensuring that we could protect the health, safety, and well-being of our students, faculty, and staff. While it was heartbreaking to have to depart from the traditions so ingrained in a “Senior Spring,” as well as those for alumni planning to return for reunions, George School came together to support and love one another in remarkable and inspirational ways.

We made a quick decision, with the endorsement of the George School Board, to move to online teaching while gladly providing a safe haven for our international students who were unable to travel home. Again, I am grateful that so many of you stood up to help.

What happened last spring was as profound as it was unprecedented. We adapted so quickly because of the strength, resilience, and support of our community.

Your commitment and respect for George School are constantly palpable, as evidenced by your voluntarism,

your expressions of support for our faculty and students, and a surge of giving, both to our George School Fund and for many other purposes—some specifically to support the changes we have had to make to be George School during a health emergency. As you will see highlighted in the report, new endowments have been created for faculty support, including two new distinguished faculty chairs and a summer sabbatical program.

The world benefits from George School’s mission and work, and we all enjoy this beautiful campus thanks to the foresight of John M. George and the many other alumni and friends who have strengthened George School for succeeding generations. We are grateful stewards of their trust and strive now, as always, to be a school where students learn to let their lives speak—through academic exploration, spiritual development, and service to humanity. The challenges of this day are new, but our historic commitment as a Friends school is unchanged. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions.

In friendship,

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Financial Report

CFO Michael Toohey

Revenue and Expenses 2019-2020

Revenue

Expenses

≠ 74% Tuition ≠ 18% Endowment Income ≠ 4% George School Fund ≠ 4% Auxiliary Programs

≠ 46% Salaries and Benefits ≠ 31% Financial Aid ≠ 12% Facilities ≠ 11% Programs

Careful planning and spending discipline resulted in a strong fiscal year for George School. While the pandemic continues to present challenges, the George School Board and Head of School Sam Houser have remained steadfast in their commitment to the school’s most important resource—our students, faculty, and staff. As custodians of a remarkable legacy, including a spectacular campus and facilities made possible by generations of the George School family, we make sustaining these resources for the long term a critical consideration in every decision.

A close look at the operating budget confirms the prudent and careful stewardship of school resources.

George School’s tuition for the 2019-2020 school year was $61,250 for boarders and $40,950 for day students.

With a student body of 555, tuition brought in $28 million, while approximately 58 percent of students received nearly $12 million in financial aid. Endowment income and gifts to the George School Fund brought in revenue of $8 million, together accounting for nearly 22 percent of our annual operating budget.

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George School did operate with a structural deficit between expenses and income that we covered with a portion of the annual $5 million distribution from the Barbara Dodd Anderson Trust. During the trust’s 20-year lifespan, which ends in 2027, we have used annual distributions to fund endowments in support of financial aid and faculty salaries and, as we did in 2019-2020, the operating budget. With the end of trust distributions in sight, school leadership is working to bring the operating budget into balance while increasing philanthropy.

We continue to benefit from strong financial markets over the past decade. With the careful guidance of the Investment Committee, the school’s investment pool realized a 7.5 percent annualized return during this period. Total assets as of June 30, 2020, are $176.5 million.

George School’s Endowment $176.5 million Endowment Funds per Student

$430,297 $339,956

George School

Average of Peer Boarding Schools

In early spring, the Board of Trustees made the tough decision to close campus and move all classes online.

They also decided that student accounts would be credited with savings from services that we couldn’t provide, such as meals, housing, and athletic programs. George School applied for and received federal stimulus funds through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), which enabled us to cover four months of salaries and benefits.

We continue to focus on maintaining the quality and utility of our campus and facilities. This past year we completed a three-year project to replace the roof on Main and we finished a renovation of the first-floor common areas. We also undertook a major project to re-engineer our stormwater management system. With the increased frequency and intensity of major storms, the old drainage system and piping were routinely overwhelmed, resulting in flooding and damage to buildings.

In these uncertain times, George School’s financial condition remains strong. This allows us to maintain a robust financial aid budget, which makes our diverse enrollment possible, as well as the ability to attract and retain exceptional faculty and staff, who carry out our mission and keep George School treasured by our entire community.

All Giving by Constituency Trustees

$

146,068

Alumni

$ 13,916,360

Current Parents

$

272,135

Parents of Alumni

$

294,708

Business

$

24,050

Religious Groups

$

93,245

Other

$

373,037

Total

$ 15,119,603

All Giving by Fund Type George School Fund Unrestricted

$ 1,299,785

George School Fund Restricted

$

346,111

Pennsylvania Tax Credit Programs

$

182,956

Special Purpose Funds

$

132,815

Endowment

$ 5,024,663

Capital

$

226,125

Realized Planned Gifts

$

807,148

New Planned Gift Commitments

$ 7,100,000

Total Raised

$ 15,119,603

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Admission

Co-Directors Rohan Arjun ’05 and Kim Major

During 2019-2020, the Admission Office received more than 700 completed applications and admitted 44 percent of applicants. Despite the unexpected challenges of COVID-19, George School enrolled 140 new students in ninth through eleventh grades, for a total enrollment of 524 at the opening of school.

• 11 percent of new students identify as Quaker members or attenders. In addition, 22 percent of new students come from another Friends school.

• 17 percent of new students have a sibling who attended George School, and 4 percent have a parent or grandparent who are George School alumni.

• 26 percent of new students come from 18 countries: Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, Finland, France, Ghana, Hong Kong, India, Kenya, Mauritius, Nigeria, Poland, South Korea, Spain, Turks & Caicos, the United Kingdom, and the United States. The entire 2020-2021 student body comes from 42 countries.

• 40 percent of new students identify as domestic students of color.

• New students come from 10 states: Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The entire 2020-2021 student body comes from 13 states.

While the admission cycle was different in many ways, one thing that has not changed is the quality and diversity of George School’s newest students. Among them is a top-100 US-ranked table tennis player, a National Spelling Bee participant, two junior Olympians, a business owner, and a chili war winner. One student taught their donkey to paint; another is a Harry Potter invisibility cloak designer.

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No admission report would be complete without noting the impact of COVID-19. Just days after releasing our admission decisions, the office shifted from in-person to remote operations and activities­—including admission yield and recruitment events. From virtual revisit days and online campus tours to video information sessions and accepted student hangouts, the entire Admission Office team, with the help of the campus community, moved our operations online while retaining the warmth, openness, and hospitality that have always been our hallmark.

We have embraced the opportunities going virtual brings, enabling us to better reach families around the world, not just in our region. We are excited to continue and to expand new strategies for engaging with prospective families and look forward to seeing the impact of this wider reach.

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Academics

Associate Head of School Scott Spence The Critter Chronicles

by Kate Levesque ’20 and Hana Sparks-Woodford ’20 and illustrated by Celeste Huang-Menders ’22 was one of the stories created in a newly designed Children’s Literature project, a collaboration between IB HL English, Painting and Drawing, and Global Politics students.

Before showcasing the many accolades heaped on students, teachers, and the school in 2019-2020, it’s worth noting the remarkable creativity and flexibility of the George School faculty, who transitioned seamlessly from their usual innovative and challenging on-campus courses to the online learning necessitated in the spring.

Polly Lodge’s Intensive Biology class conducted a flower dissection “lab” at home. Brian Patton and Chris Odom shipped robots, microcontrollers, motherboards, sensors, and actuators to their robotics students to use with new virtual tools. And with the cancellation of IB exams, English teacher Kim McGlynn, Arts teacher Jō Adachi, and Global Politics teacher Meredith Baldi ’01 kept their classes engaged through an interdisciplinary project on children’s literature.

School Honors George School was named the Best Private High School, Best Private High School for STEM, and the Most Diverse Private High School in Bucks County, according to the

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2020 Niche.com rankings. The school also ranked among the top five boarding schools in Pennsylvania and the top ten college-prep high schools in the Philadelphia region.

George School again recorded a 95 percent IB Diploma completion rate (compared to 85 percent globally) and graduated its largest IB Diploma class—52 students— despite the cancellation of final IB exams.

AP exams had an alternate, shortened online format.

“It is actually remarkable that we had a record number of students sit for a record number of exams,” explained Associate Head of School Scott Spence. “In some cases, students were taking exams at 3:00 a.m. depending where in the world they were.”

In total, 330 George School students sat for 521 tests in twenty-three subject areas, with the highest scores in calculus, physics, and 2-D art and design. Forty-six students were named AP Scholars, 17 were named AP Scholars with Honors, 32 were AP Scholars with Distinction, and two were AP National Scholars (with high scores on eight or more exams).

Student Honors Will Carson ’20 and Praveen Rodrigo ’20 were named National Merit Semifinalists, and Will was named a finalist and awarded a $2,500 scholarship by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, among 2,500 scholarship winners nationwide. He now attends the University of Chicago.

The George School Math Team performed brilliantly as a squad and individually. Competing twice a week in fall, the team closed out the Philadelphia Math League Challenge as the top-ranked team. It also took first place in the Pennsylvania High School 1-1200 category at the Purple Comet Math Meet (outscoring Episcopal Academy, Haverford School, Hill, Pingry, Princeton High School, and Westtown) and tied for sixth place worldwide in the HS 1-1200 competition. For the sixth year, the team competed in Math Madness, making the elite, Division I bracket every year. They ended the 2019 season ranked 17th of more than 700 schools. Last, but also a first, the team added the Who Wants to be a Mathematician contest, sponsored by the American Mathematical Society, to their busy schedule. With more than 5,000 students

competing, three George School team members—Justin Liu ’21, Pasit Jindanuwat ’20, and Thana Somsirivattana ’20—qualified to the second round.

Still math related but not team related, more than 115 George School students sat for the American Mathematics Competition (AMC) in January. Eight students— Will Carson ’20, Forest Ho-Chen ’22, Pasit, Jason Liu ’22, Justin, Thana, Tommy Wang ’21, and Ellen Zhang ’21— advanced to the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME), with Forest, Thana, Justin, and Ellen among the top 2.5 percent of test takers and Pasit earning distinction among the top 1.0 percent.

Writing and arts students were similarly lauded.

A record 12 George School students were awarded 13 Gold Keys in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for their vision, ingenuity, and talent. (Only 5 percent of entries received Gold Keys.) Writing Award winners Ryan Bencivengo ’21, Miranda Dobkin ’21, Carol Lu ’21, Jiayi Luo ’20 (2), Divya Papaiya ’21, Finn Pollard ’21, Diana Savchyn ’21, Zachary Somogyi ’20, and Aqua Withers Carello ’21 joined Arts Award winners Morris Chang ’21, Phoebe Day ’20, and Ethan Hidalgo ’20.

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Members of the Curious George newspaper staff visited the Yale Daily News for the newspaper’s annual Journalism Symposium in February and came away with Best Culture Feature for “Tropicalia: The Revolution that swung its hips to the terrors of Brazil,” by Annika Crawford ’22.

Jiayi Luo ’20, from Hangzhou China, wrote and published her first book, Flames in Amber: Cautionary Tales of Action and Inaction, entirely in English. It is a collection of eight parallel short stories.

Miranda Dobkin ’21 received a National Silver Medal for her short story “The Death of the Mind.”

Rhianna Searle ’23 was named first runner-up in the Bucks County High School Poet of the Year contest. She was the only freshman among the, otherwise senior, finalists.

Students spoke on global issues in several forums.

Celeste Huang-Menders ’22 gave two TEDx talks: “Global Refugee Crisis: It’s Now Our Generation’s Time for Action” at TEDxFarmingdale and “Art and Advocacy: Putting a Face on the Global Refugee Crisis” at TEDxNJIT. Ellie Halstrick ’23 presented her study on mass transit systems in Costa Rica at the World Food Prize Pennsylvania Youth Institute in July 2020. Ellie, David Shields ’23, and Stoney Xu ’23 qualified to participate in the conference by submitting their AP Human Geography capstone projects.

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Student activist Shelby Williams ’21 spoke as a My School Votes Student Ambassador at The United State of Young Women.

Faculty Honors Not to be outdone, teachers also got noticed. Geography teacher Kevin Fox received the 2019 Distinguished Teaching Award from the National Council for Geographic Education (NCGE) in recognition of excellence in geography teaching at the primary and secondary levels. This came on the heels of being a 2019 National Geographic Grosvenor Teacher Fellow last year.

In January, Chris Odom, Brian Patton, and Academic Technology Integrationist Howard M. Glasser shared their robotics curriculum at the EDUCon Conference, focusing on how to create a thriving, expandable, realworld, and affordable robotics program.

Summer Programs Expanded George School expanded its summer academic (for George School credit) and enrichment offerings in 2020, adding courses on marine sciences, landmark Supreme Court cases, journalism, and robotics. Summer classes have proved increasingly popular in recent years.

ARTS The George School Arts Department has always been a powerhouse. Its commitment to visual arts education was recognized with its designation as an Outstanding Visual Arts Community 2019 by the Pennsylvania Art Education Association. The school’s rigorous and inclusive, highly accessible, and highly visible programs were particularly noted.

In the performing arts, the 2019-2020 theme was communication. Fall brought Michael Frayn’s comedy Noises Off, which chronicles the hilarious escapades of a touring cast putting on a fictitious play. “This play is perhaps the funniest one I have ever read about miscommunication,” explained Director and Arts Department Head Mo West.

It was followed by the winter musical theater production Children of Eden, in which student-actors brought tales from the Book of Genesis to life. “The musical gives us the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the art of storytelling,” said Mo. George School was one of 20 schools worldwide to take part in a pilot project for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Organization, testing a new curriculum in

global theater arts. Among students’ tasks was to create a collaborative seven- to ten-minute performance project.

Each student both acted in and contributed to the project in another major way, including dynamic lighting, sound and music modulation, and movement. With the new IB curriculum in effect in fall 2020, these performances can serve as exemplars for other students.

Naturally, arts department courses were hard hit by the spring switch to remote learning. Without the use of George School studios, teachers had to get creative to keep students equally creative at home. Danielle PicardSheehan had students shoot photo essays about life during the pandemic, while Scott Seraydarian ’90 assigned a short film that could be completed with limited access to cast, crew, and equipment.

Meanwhile, Owen Buxton ’20 drew dozens of his George School friends, encouraged by studio art teacher Jō Adachi. Without access to clay or wheels, ceramics students used everyday objects to design and create vessels. Teacher Amedeo Salamoni then re-created the class-chosen design in clay.

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Student Honors George School’s student-artists received many accolades: Jacob Bright’s ’21 digital image “Bright Black Swan” was featured at the Pennsylvania Center for Photography in fall 2019.

Seven students were selected to exhibit at the 2020 Phillips’ Mill Youth Art Exhibition: Nicolas Sun ’21, Hung Hoang ’20, Bob Zhang ’20, Justin Liu ’23, Neha Thumu ’20, Celeste Huang-Menders ’22, and Catherine Tatum ’20, who received an Honorable Mention for her side table.

Among 16 George School student artworks selected for the 25th Annual High School Exhibition and Congressional Art Competition, Annika Crawford ’22 received first prize for her oil on canvas painting titled “Don’t Call on Me!” It will hang in the Cannon Tunnel Gallery of the US Capitol for a year and be entered in the National Congressional Art Competition.

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At the WHYY 2019 Youth Media Awards, the film “Love to Share,” by Shumpei Chosa ’19 and Frederic Perera ’21, took home first place in the High School Open category.

At the 2020 Bridge Film Festival, an international showcase focused on Quaker values for students at Friends schools, “Spicey Spices,” a music video by Ben O’Neill ’22 and CJ Jaikaria ’22, took first place in the New Media Category. At the 2020 Greenfield Youth Film Festival, “Rodney Glasgow: The Power of a Whisper,” by Julia Carrigan ’20, Prabhnoor Kaur ’20, Christian Fusco’ 20, Shumpei Chosa ’19, Frederic Perera ’21, and Amitai Debiche ’21, won the documentary category. “Seeger’s Seek of Truth,” by David Xi ’21 and Eric Guo ’21, chronicled Daniel Seeger, a resident of neighboring Pennswood Village, and his fight for the right to conscientious objection. The film took third place at the 2020 Robert F. Kennedy Speak Truth to Power Video Contest.

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AT H L E T I C S The first year for new Director of Athletics Kurt Ruch was a memorable one. The spring athletic season was canceled along with on-campus instruction, but not before exciting fall and winter seasons, which saw teams compete for league titles in many sports and students earn all-league and all-state awards.The Athletics Department focused on physical fitness and training for the spring term.

During an exciting winter 2020 basketball season, the varsity boys’ team finished the regular season 7-1 with their only league loss to rival Westtown. The varsity girls’ team won the Quaker Cup. Swim team captains Sara Matson ’20 and Francisco Correia ’20 earned all-league honors and helped set new pool and school records during the league championships held at George School.

Cougar Success In fall 2019, both the varsity field hockey and varsity boys’ soccer teams won the Quaker Cup. Culminating the fall and winter seasons, eleven riders and four horses on the equestrian team made it to the IEA Regional Finals in what turned out to be the largest ever such event. Finishing third overall, the team garnered fifteen ribbons, with two students qualifying to the Zone 11 Finals, which were subsequently canceled. George School was also awarded Best Home Show of the season.

Student Honors Alexandra Long ’20 and Will Rampe ’20 were awarded the 2020 Kiwanis-Herald Scholar-Athlete Award and received Dick Dougherty Scholarships. Between the two, they earned 21 (Alexandra 12 and Will 9) varsity letters during their time at George School.

Bennett Lichstein ’20 won the Mini Max Award, which honors Delaware Valley high school football players. He rushed for 509 yards and scored six touchdowns in seven games, while making three interceptions and 39 tackles.

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Twelve seniors committed to play college athletics: • Abby Eisold ’20: track, Bucknell University • Dixie Hurst-Blair ’20: equestrian NAIA, Savannah College of Art and Design • Emma Huttemann ’20: equestrian IHSA/IDA, Centenary University • Eva Kinnel ’20: field hockey, Smith College • Joe Kumar ’20: baseball, Arcadia University • Emily Matson ’20: lacrosse, Skidmore College • Sara Matson ’20: swimming, Trinity College • Jordan Miller ’20: basketball, Georgian Court University • Izzy Robinson-Cloete ’20: field hockey, Bryn Mawr College • Susan Robinson-Cloete ’20: field hockey, Oberlin College • Jack Vreeswyk ’20: basketball, The College of New Jersey • Walter Wagude ’20: track, Tufts University

Two juniors have committed for the following year.

Kaliyah Myricks ’21 will play Division 1 Big East basketball for Georgetown University women’s basketball coach James Howard. In the 2019-2020 season, Kaliyah averaged 17 points, 12 rebounds, and six assists.

Lauren Hanna ’21 will play women’s soccer at Hamilton University for coach Colette Gilligan. Lauren has been a four-year varsity starter for the Cougars as well as an outstanding team leader.

Hall of Athletic Honor George School also announced the formation of the Hall of Athletic Honor “to recognize and honor George School student-athletes, coaches, teams, alumni, and sport contributors for their achievements and/or contributions to George School athletics.” The inaugural class will be introduced at Alumni Weekend 2021.

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College Counseling

After submitting 1,344 applications, the 148 members of the Class of 2020, George School’s largest senior class in recent history, will impact the classrooms and campuses of 98 colleges in the United States, United Kingdom, France, and Canada. This accomplished group was admitted to such distinctive programs as the Vagelos Scholars Program in the Molecular Life Sciences at Penn, the IDEAS (Integrated Degree in Engineering, Arts, and Sciences) Program at Lehigh, and NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts for acting and directing.

For many in this class, the process of discerning where to matriculate was different. In lieu of attending on-campus admitted student days, students engaged in virtual visits, connected with George School alumni, and evaluated financial aid packages with help from the college counseling office.

Their final choices included small liberal arts colleges like Bates, Grinnell, Guilford, and Reed; national research universities like Johns Hopkins, MIT, Stanford, and Vanderbilt; public flagship institutions like Penn State and the Universities of Colorado, Vermont, and Virginia; historically Black colleges and universities like Hampton University, Howard, and North Carolina A&T; such international universities as Ecole d’Ingénieurs ParisLa Défense (France), University of British Columbia

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Director Beth Ann Burkmar

(Canada), and University of St. Andrews (Scotland); and portfolio-driven art programs at Rhode Island School of Design and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

The Class of 2020 plans to study everything from astrophysics to sports management, linguistics to environmental engineering, creative writing to international affairs. Having faced many challenges, these students showed their strength and resilience, qualities that will serve them well in their journey after George School.

Juniors, who began their college research in earnest in January 2020, were also impacted by changes brought by the pandemic. Unfortunately, we were unable to host our spring, in-person college fair (in partnership with Solebury School), which normally allows us to exchange information with the admission officers who read George School applications and to introduce students to schools they may wish to pursue. Instead, our office partnered with CIALFO, our college list-building tool, to host our first virtual college fair, offered to guests from Solebury and Episcopal Academy as well as our own students. The event was a great success.

Global test dates were also canceled. Because we knew this might cause stress for our families, in April we held an informative virtual session on the changing landscape, and we continue to provide them with the most up-todate information.

One thing that has not changed is our ability to offer equal access to SAT/ACT test prep, thanks to a generous grant from an anonymous donor. Since August 2019, college counseling has partnered with a highly regarded local company to provide test prep for interested students (currently virtual). Through the grant, students may receive assistance for the prep course at the same percentage they receive in George School financial aid. Not only have students gained confidence in their ability to take the test, but they have also increased their scores, strengthening their college applications.

We will continue to adapt quickly while we help each student think about how and where they will let their lives speak after George School.

Class of 2020 Matriculations Agnes Scott College Albright College American University Arcadia University Bates College Bentley University Bloomsburg University Brandeis University Brown University Bryn Mawr College Bucknell University Catholic University of America Centenary University Chapman University Columbia University Ecole d’Ingénieurs Paris-La Défense (ESILV) Elon University Emerson College Fordham University George Washington University Georgia Institute of Technology Grinnell College Guilford College Hamilton College Hampton University Haverford College High Point University Hofstra University Howard University

Jefferson (Philadelphia University + Thomas Jefferson University) Johns Hopkins University Juniata College Lehigh University Massachusetts Institute of Technology McGill University Middlebury College New Jersey Institute of Technology New York University North Carolina A&T State University Northern Michigan University Oberlin College Occidental College Pennsylvania State University Purdue University Reed College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rhode Island School of Design Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers University Sarah Lawrence College Savannah College of Art and Design

School of the Art Institute of Chicago Seton Hall University Skidmore College Smith College St. John’s University Stanford University Stevenson University SUNY Broome Community College Temple University The College of New Jersey The College of Wooster The New School-All Divisions The University of Arizona The University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill Trinity College Tufts University Union College University of British Columbia University of California/Davis University of California/ San Diego University of California/Santa Barbara University of Chicago University of Colorado/ Boulder

University of Delaware University of Florida University of Illinois/Urbana Champaign University of Mary Washington University of Maryland/ College Park University of Miami University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh University of Rochester University of San Francisco University of Southern California University of St. Andrews University of the Sciences University of Toronto University of Vermont University of Virginia Ursinus College Vanderbilt University Villanova University Wake Forest University Washington University in St. Louis Wesleyan University William and Mary Williams College

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Advancement

The 2019-2020 year was extremely successful philanthropically. Not only did George School raise $15,119,603 in total commitments, but we saw increases in numbers of donors, parent participation, and gifts for the Great Green Give as well as significant new gifts for faculty support and to the Educational Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit.

Development The foundation of giving is the George School Fund.

In many ways, this annual fund acts as our living endowment, as gifts from alumni, past and current parents, grandparents, and friends underwrite our current operations and new educational initiatives. Both unrestricted and restricted funds, directed to financial aid, faculty support, and a variety of educational programs, assist in maintaining the high quality of the George School experience.

The highlight of the past winter was the Great Green Give, the annual day of giving at George School. The spirit demonstrated that day by the trustee, parent, 1 6 | G E O R G E S C HOOL

Interim Director of Development Mike Perry

alumni, and student volunteers—not to mention generous donors—was palpable, as more than 1,000 gifts flowed into the school for a total of $257,133.

Participation in the Educational Improvement and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs also rose to $182,956. These important, tax-wise vehicles enable alumni and friends who live in Pennsylvania to make gifts to George School (as businesses and individuals) in exchange for tax credits.

Planned gifts are playing an increasingly significant role, too. Through realized bequests, we received $807,148, which was added to the endowment to benefit the school for years to come. We also heard from numerous individuals that they have included George School in their estate plans. One particularly generous donor designated George School as the beneficiary of their 401(k) to establish a series of distinguished faculty chairs.

In addition to underwriting a significant part of a chairholder’s salary, the endowment will provide a $5,000 stipend. What a thoughtful commitment of support that recognizes our faculty in perpetuity.

Gifts to endowment, including the Barbara Dodd Anderson Trust, totaled $5,024,663. Like the value of the endowment itself, the impact of these gifts continues to grow. Board-approved spending from the endowment is approximately 5 percent. Combined with what is raised by the George School Fund, this represents 22 percent of the operating budget, a remarkable testimony to the loyalty and devotion of the George School family and an important countermeasure to tuition growth.

Alumni and Parent Relations The Advancement Office does far more than fundraise, however. With the move to distance learning this spring, Alumni Relations had to adjust programming, postponing Alumni Weekend while connecting reunion classes through Zoom. Some classes have enjoyed their online meetings so much that they have continued them. Open mics and coffeehouses streamed online through the George School Alumni and Friends Facebook page also proved popular. We continue to look for new and creative ways to engage with alumni, and we welcome suggestions.

Perhaps the strongest endorsement of the school is the significant increase in parent participation in the George School Fund. Parents—in the form of the Parents Association (PA)—also played a critical role in keeping their fellow parents connected to evolving events, especially when classes shifted online. Thanks to the phenomenal work of the PA, parents were kept informed and engaged during spring 2020 and on into the 2020-2021 school year.

Indeed, George School has a lot to be grateful for this year. Alumni, parents, and friends rallied in support of the school, often asking, “What can I do to help?” For all you have done and continue to do for George School, we remain very grateful.

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Report of Gifts

August 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020

Head of School Circle

Sunnybanke Circle

Main Circle

GIFTS OF $50,000 AND MORE

GIFTS OF $5,000 - $9,999

GIFTS OF $1,893 - $2,999

The Estate of Barbara Dodd Anderson ’50 Frederick W. II ’57 GP ’15, ’16, ’18 and Gisela Beans The Estate of Helen Benton Boley ’55 Wa Ngok Fong and Yin Chi Kwok P ’18, ’22 Friends Council on Education Ashley Garrett ’76 and Alan Jones Joseph Baum Harris ’52 The Estate of D. Judson Randall ’55 William Maul Measey Fund Brian J. ’93 TR and Nastaran Wise Anonymous (1)

Anne Bode Aarnes ’65 The Estate of Reba F. Barnes Constance Hancock Bourque ’76 David B. H. ’62 and Gloria Denoon TR P ’23 Susan Lloyd Doran ’61 Yevgen Gateniuk ’01 Bruce W. and Abra C. Gorby P ’23, ’23 GTPHL, LLC Mark Haber and N. Chiyo Moriuchi TR P ’11, ’16 Constance Longshore Hauver ’56 Edwin D. Huff TR Alan R. Keim TR P ’81, ’88, GP ’18 Nicholas D. Kerr ’00 and Jessica Kasten Robert P. ’51 and Patricia Lewis John H. Lippincott ’59 Zhifei Liu and Zhen Wang P ’21 The Estate of William I. Marble ’41 Dominique Cherebin Martinez ’03 and Eric Martinez Peggy Polsky Pennell ’54 P ’81 The Estate of Cicely Canby Post ’41 Lee N. ’61 TR and Kitty Price Norval D. and Ann Reece P ’94, ’97 James Sacherman ’75 P ’06 Leslie Plapinger Skolnick ’75 P ’10 Julie L. Spears ’97 and Eric Kaufmann Betty Lou Leedom Thompson ’56 TR Peter Vari TR and Eva Jakabovics P ’96, ’08 Jill C. Wilkens ’80 and Michael Goldman P ’21 Anonymous (2)

Richard Balka P ’13, ’16 and Paula Jones Norman and Inez Bing Mark and Georgeann Blaha P ’00 Linda Blum ’73 James A. Boorstein ’72 David P. ’53 and Peggy B. Bruton P ’84 Thomas Cahill P ’90 Hon Chang and Jenjen Chen P ’23 Evan and Stephanie Connolly P ’20, ’22 Christian K. Donovan ’95 Jennifer Eagan P ’22 Kevin M. Edwards ’97 Adriana E. Essilfie ’03 Keith Figlioli-Gittelman ’89 Alberto Gutierrez ’75 and Theresa M. Finn P ’10, ’10 A. Louisa Beck Hatanaka ’66 P ’98 William and Linda E. Heinemann TR P ’01 Joseph and Dorothy Highland P ’11 Frances Hankinson Hillman ’49 Larrine Sullivan Holbrooke ’59 Sam Houser Elizabeth Boyle Illick ’73 IMC Construction James and Raquel M. Jeffers P ’18, ’22 Masayuki ’82 and Donna Kazahaya Gilbert N. and Rebecca Kerlin P ’92, ’94 Elisabeth King GP ’19, 19 Michael J. Kosoff ’56 TR Maureen Kushmore ’85 Kassem L. Lucas ’90 TR Eric R. Machlup ’80 Roberta Moudry P ’17 Nitorum Capital L.P. Lisa Labalme Osterland ’81 Harold R. ’67 and Susan Parks Wayne D. Parsons ’65 Michael C. Perry Helder F. Rocha ’03 Tom Rogers ’73 and Kathy Hart Rogers ’75 P ’05, ’08 Michael and Janet Roy TR P ’08, ’09, ’13 David L. Selinger ’02 Hank B. ’76 and Lisette Siegel Martin F. Smith ’65 John Snader Mary Chapman Speare ’60 Stephanie AuWerter Stafford ’88 and Jim Stafford T. Wistar Brown Teachers’ Fund Michael W. Toohey and Shari Rossmann P ’14 Twining Construction Co., Inc. E. Carl Uehlein Jr ’58 and Judith Taylor Uehlein ’57 P ’86, ’88 John Weingart and Deborah M. Spitalnik P ’03 Paul and Deborah Wenclawiak P ’02, ’06 Paul C. Wenclawiak Jr ’06

Meetinghouse Circle GIFTS OF $25,000 - $49,999 The Estate of Robert M. Appelbaum P ’68, ’71, ’77 Rebecca Boucher TR P ’09, ’17 Steven B. Kauff ’80 David and Jill Kosek P ’20 Leonard E. Majzlin ’57 Emily Nicklin ’71 Karen A. Sulzberger ’70 and Eric Lax Mark and Janice Waldman P ’07, ’14

Retford Circle GIFTS OF $10,000 - $24,999 110 Commerce Way, Inc A & H Sportswear Company, Inc Adam L. ’91 and Stephanie Barea P ’21 Tom Boucher P ’09, ’17 Jean K. Cadwallader P ’84 Douglas Campbell Jr ’47 Stephen DeAngelis and Beverly Brossoie P ’18 Jeffrey D. Evans ’65 Laurence B. Green ’60 Don and Marilyn Hayden P ’02, ’04, ’08, ’14 Carol Powell Heller ’71 and Harry Heller Christopher and Catherine Kerr P ’00, ’04 Linda Hauver Lamb ’56 and Gilbert K. Lamb Andrew L. Levengood ’95 LICT Corporation Jennifer Cox McNeil ’77 and Robert D. McNeil Holly Phelps ’70 Kevin and Christine Rampe P ’20, ’23 Richmond Shreve and Marguerite Chandler TR P ’86, ’87 Jeffrey and Frances Slemrod P ’01 Jack and Nancy Starmer UHS of Pennsylvania Ji Wang and Na Wei P ’04 Jin Hong Wang and Lianfang Fu P ’18 James A. and JoEll M. Wittmer P ’23, ’24 Jason and Megan Yager P ’23 Anonymous (1)

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Drayton Circle GIFTS OF $3,000 - $4,999 Susanna C. Gilbert ’93 Maya Hoffman P ’73, GP ’17, ’24 Kenny ’97 and Nora King Wenshu Li and Ling Wei P ’20 William E. Loucks ’51 David S. Mottershead and Andrea K. Houghton P ’22 Robert Mulcahy and Betsy Cotton TR P ’16 Steven Nayowith ’75 Randy L. Park and Sun Ju Bae P ’23 James F. and Karen M. Poage P ’83, ’84, ’86 PV Technologies LLC C. Herbert Sharpless ’66 Corey R. ’61 and Jonne Smith Matthew C. Smoose ’99 Leslie B. Sterns-Johnson ’83 and Eric Johnson P ’17, ’20 Robert T. Whittenberger ’93 J. Rodman ’79 and Natalie Wright Matthew and Jennifer Zelesko P ’17, ’19, ’23 Shaohua Zhou and Chunhui Zhang P ’23 Anonymous (1)

Virginia L. Wenclawiak ’02 Whirley Industries, Inc. James L. ’54 and Robin Whitely P ’91 Qing Yang and Yan Sun P ’23 Cary and Antoinette Yonce TR P ’09 Jinghai Zha and Xiaohong Guo P ’20 Todd Zimmerman and Laurie Volk P ’99 Anonymous (2)

Generous Supporters GIFTS UP TO $1,892 Ellen Abrams ’66 and John Stossel Jared J. Abromovitz ’20 Anand S. Achanta and Mamatha Dabir P ’23 Anima T. Acheampong ’07 David K. Acker ’79 Emly Willis Ackerman ’53 Jō and Sarah Adachi Molly Erb Adams ’64 Wendy Pickering Adams ’70 Tatiana M. Af Geijerstam-Lindberg ’15 Kareem O. Afzal ’93 TR and Nihad Kaiseruddin P ’21, ’23 Fathy Ahmed and Marwa Abdou P ’19, ’22 James C. Alden ’52 and Anne Brewer Alden ’53 P ’75, ’78, ’79, ’82, GP ’01, ’11, ’13 Tiffany Weaver Alexander ’90 April Alford-Baker P ’19 Eben P. Alguire ’04 Ethan C. Alguire ’05 Cynthia Allen ’71 and Lawrence Bostian Meredith Allen ’12 Toni Allen P ’20 Kimberly ’75 and Andrew Allen-King P ’16 David Allison ’68 Stephen G. Allison ’75 Timothy Alloway P ’21 Wayne and Anne Almond P ’95 Paul M. Altman ’76 and Frances Benson Altman ’76 Seth G. Altschull ’91 Misha W. Amagasu ’90 John S. ’63 P ’00 and Elizabeth Ambler Alexander J. Amindji ’20 Charles Amindji and Jeanne Clark P ’20, ’22 Nana Amponsah ’03 Barbara Wolff Amstutz ’70 Kathryn Spackman Andersen ’46 Susan Shin Andersen ’89 Elizabeth J. Anderson ’80 Richard Anderson and Shannon Clarke Anderson P ’22 Robert E. and Margaret B. Anderson P ’99, ’01 Taylor P. Andrews ’64 and Patricia Young Andrews ’65 Robert and Valerie Angst P ’21 Eugene K. Anku ’20 George and Ellen Anthonisen P ’88 Pandora C. Anwyl ’75 Athan and Paulina Anyanwu P ’07, ’08 Constance Archbald ’56 Rohan M. ’05 and Whitney Arjun Edward and Abigayl Armbruster P ’19, ’21

Carol Wrightson Armstrong ’60 David Aronson ’81 Larry C. and Tamilyn S. Arreguin P ’20 Larry C. Arreguin ’20 Gerald Arth and Virginia Loebel P ’15, ’19 Justin A. Asante ’20 David W. Atkinson ’55 Thomas Atkinson III ’59 John O. Atwood and Audrey Puzzo P ’22 Anne Waller Auerbach ’65 Jane W. AuWerter P ’88 Anawim Avila ’92 P ’16 Maurice W. Ayars Jr ’64 Martha Whitman Aynardi ’72 Ann Preston Ayres ’56 Ashleigh N. Azan ’19 Ismael Ba ’10 Janine Baadarani P ’22, ’22 Judith M. Bacal ’80 Peggie Harris Bachmann ’55 Alan and Janis Bader P ’09 Edward and Susan Baer GP ’19 Susan Grad Baerwald ’62 Marilyn S. Baffoe-Bonnie ’12 Mike Q. and Ioanna Bailey Meg Baird ’74 and Brian Slopey Joseph D. Baker Jr ’70 Nancy Stevenson Baker ’53 Meredith Baldi ’01 Rob and Cheryl Baldi P ’97, ’01 James C. ’62 and Judith Baldwin Harriet Janney Ball ’53 David A. Balme ’09 John W. and Tracy L. Banfield P ’20 Kelly W. Banfield ’20 Donald C. Bansen Jr ’39 Richard P. Bansen ’42 Heather Barbera ’07 Holdyn B. Barder ’17 Diane Barlow P ’08 Diana Wright Barlow ’61 and Clinton L. Barlow P ’88, ’91 Timothy B. Barnard Judy Bartella Joan C. Barth P ’78 William G. Barton ’65 David P. Bartram ’61 Joanna M. Bassert ’77 and Edward Marshall III Eliza R. Bates ’75 John P. Battin Jr ’53 Melanie Battle P ’23 Jerrica L. Bauer ’16 Alex Bay ’55 Madeline Bayliss P ’12 Richard Beatch and Andrea Katz P ’23 Deborah Beck ’67 Lisa Parry Becker ’89 TR and Boris Becker P ’22 Jeffrey Becton ’23 Sheena A. Bediako P ’22 Robert and Elizabeth Bein P ’17 Jonathan E. Belding ’99 and Jamie L. Warsavage ’99 John P. ’53 P ’78, ’80, ’82 and Ann B. Beltz Richard C. Beltz ’80 Paul and Anne Marie Bencivengo P ’21

Florence Kille Benson ’49 Peter B. Bergen ’06 Barbara Fritsche Berger ’67 Bethany R. Berger ’86 Eric ’77 and Jessica Berger Samuel T. Bergman ’94 Edward ’49 and Rose Berman Meade J. Berman ’89 William C. Bernard ’59 Michael H. Bernardini ’05 Steven D. Bernardini and Nancy Zurn Bernardini P ’05, ’08 Allison S. Betof Warner ’01 Ari M. ’98 and Shauna Betof P ’24 Edward H. and Nila G. Betof P ’98, ’01, GP ’24 Edward G. Biester Jr ’48 P ’78, ’86 James P. Biester ’78 Andrew E. Biggin ’70 Hugh E. Biggin ’73 Margot A. Biggin ’76 Mary Eastburn Biggin ’42 P ’70, ’73, ’76 Sara Barlow Biggs ’47 George B. Bikle ’47 Harry S. P ’76, ’79, ’84 and Sylvia Bingham Aklog Birara ’66 Elizabeth A. Bitzer ’10 Hannah B. Bitzer ’11 Cynthia Carswell Blair ’45 Ross I. Blair and Elizabeth I. Hurst P ’20 Yattah J. Blanton ’05 Adi J. Blum ’96 Priscilla Haas Blum ’42 Jean A. Boardman ’62 Robin Klatzkin Bochner ’78 Heather L. Boerner ’96 Tracy Bogan P ’21 Marianna L. Bogucki ’05 Amy Bohne ’88 P ’23 Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76 P ’07, ’10, ’13 Raju and Lindsey G. Bohra P ’22 Douglas and Carmen Bohrer P ’21 Kimberly Boller P ’20 Douglass Boone ’77 William R. Boorstein ’76 R. Creighton Booth ’57 Anna Borovskiy ’20 Boris and Yuliya Borovskiy P ’20 R. Cameron Borton ’53 Annette Winter Bottum ’50 Katherine F. Boucher ’17 Quintin O. Boucher ’09 Francois-Xavier and Adeline Bouchet P ’20 Robin Bouchet ’20 Courtney Bourns ’89 Brad Bovee and Jennifer Baez P ’20 Eliza Bovee ’20 Elizabeth L. Bowen ’77 Frederic S. Bowers ’66 Peter M. Bowers ’70 Stephen M. Bowes IV ’02 Catherine P. Box Margaret Gillen Boyd ’85 Katherine Winn Boyer ’89 Patricia L. Boyer ’68 AN N U AL R EPO RT | 19

Katherine Kelton Bozarth ’60 P ’84, ’86, ’89 Joan Russell Brackbill ’56 Albert M. Bradley ’62 and Deborah Teel Bradley ’64 P ’93 Christopher O. Branam ’82 Brian and Olivia Brangan P ’21, ’23 Lois Robinson Bransfield ’57 Wilhelmina Braddock Branson ’52 Walter S. Braznell ’55 Frank P ’74, ’75, ’76, ’81 and Gita Brenner Sylvester E. Bretschneider P ’89 Brenden and Kathleen Brett P ’01 Meredith B. Brett ’01 The Estate of Belle V. Briggs Andrew and Ena Bright P ’21 J. David Brimmer and Amy Ward Brimmer P ’10, ’14 Jessica Rosengarten Brimmer ’04 and Craig Brimmer Kali Brink Anne H. Brinton ’64 and Lee Bailey Erica M. Brinton ’66 Alden F. ’58 and Marianne Briscoe Nathan G. Brockman Kristina Stuliglowa Brodie ’90 James A. Brokaw II ’69 and Mollie Sandock Christopher Bromberg ’58 Ruth E. Bromer ’67 Francois Bronsard and Jennifer Tobin P ’18, ’22 Newton ’62 and Virginia Brosius Abbie Elwell Brown ’61 Alan and Rona Brown P ’20 Carole Johnson Brown ’49 Carolyn Campbell Brown ’67 Elizabeth J. Brown ’10 Michal A. Brown ’03 Millard D. Brown II ’61 Nicole E. Brown ’93 Pia Brown ’75 Rachel E. Brown ’20 Richard Brown II ’61 Eugene H. Brownell ’56 Melvin Brownold P ’72, ’74, ’78 Roger C. Bruestle ’57 Gary G. Brunt ’65 Patricia Patrick Bryan ’57 Kimberley D. Bryant Steven and Lisa Bryer P ’12, ’13 Keiko Taga Brynildsen ’96 Brooke Garrigan Buchanan ’87 and David Buchanan P ’19 J. Marcus Buchanan ’85 Sherry Shoop Buckalew ’57 Hannah Buettner ’05 Vladimir and Maryna Bugayev P ’23 Elizabeth Shaw Bugg ’63 and Gary Bugg William and Carol Burden P ’22 Antonia M. Burdick ’14 Karen Burdick P ’14 Abigail E. Burford ’76 P ’18 Michael J. Burlingham ’70 Olivia K. Burns ’09 Sydney F. Burns ’10 Lisa E. Buroojy ’02 2 0 | G E O R G E S C HOOL

John Burt ’74 John J. S. ’58 and Jean Burton P ’86, ’90, GP ’24 Kenneth S. Burton ’51 and Marjorie McFeely Burton ’55 Dave and Drusilla Buscemi P ’22 Saffron L. Buscemi ’22 Thomas D. ’47 and Joyslin W. Bushman Anne Butler ’71 and David Eaglesfield Owen T. Buxton ’20 Abigail L. Byrtus ’20 John Fell Cadwallader Jr ’81 and W. Blair Jennings P ’15, ’20 Leonard K. Cadwallader ’60 Lillian M. Cadwallader ’20 Michele L. Cadwallader ’93 Adam M. Cahill ’90 Suzanne Caimi P ’10 Mark and Monica Caine Katherine A. Camp ’01 Nelson E. Camp and Alice W. Maxfield P ’01, ’03 Diane Campbell P ’91, ’07 Kuzaliwa and Debbie Ann Campbell P ’21 Laura A. Campbell ’69 Rosalind Campbell GP ’11, ’14 Judith Talbot Campos ’57 Justin P. Cancelliere ’09 Mario Capecchi ’56 and Laurie Fraser P ’02 Kimberly Caputo Noe ’82 and Todd Noe P ’16, ’23 Daniel Carello P ’21 Hoagy Carmichael Jr and Charmaine Lord P ’21 Rachael Carmichael ’05 Cynthia Crooks Carpenter ’47 Virginia Coates Carr ’57 Julia K. Carrigan ’20 William D. Carrigan and Emily V. Blanck P ’20 Meridith Rogers Carroll ’95 William H. Carson ’20 Aislinn E. Carty ’20 Shawn and Andrea Carty P ’20 Eileen Cary P ’22 David W. Cash ’14 Charles B. Castle ’20 Lyman and Rachel Castle P ’17, ’20 Catherine Bye Castor ’73 and Richard Castor Roberto A. Castro ’20 Kristin Catena ’05 Eric J. Cavanaugh ’90 Ellen Unterberg Celli ’81 Robert N. Cembalest ’75 Debbie Cepparulo P ’98, ’00 Neil Chakravarty ’12 Sara Kelso Chambers ’63 Tara M. Chambers ’87 Lynda Hitzrot Chandler ’50 and Stephen C. Chandler Cynthia Utz Charles ’81 Amanda L. Charlton ’87 and Jason Cilo Andrew J. Chen ’91 Baoquan Chen and He Tian P ’15, ’18, ’22 Kang Chen and Jin Sun P ’23 Michael Y. Chen ’06 Elizabeth Antrim Cherney P ’11, ’14 Katherine A. Cherney ’11 Margaret F. Cherney ’14

Po-Jung Chiang ’20 Akobuije D. Chijioke ’92 Michael and Miriam Chipimo P ’11, ’13 Hungkyu Chun and Heejeong Kim Paul G. Church ’74 Thomas and Jill Cifelli P ’17, ’19 Thomas V. Cifelli, Jr. ’17 Alaina M. Clabbers ’20 Neil and Kim Clabbers P ’20 Laura G. Claggett ’09 Lorraine B. Claggett P ’70, ’73, GP ’09 Elizabeth Claggett-Borne ’73 William L. Claiborn ’60 and Berta Finkelstein Laura Cadwallader Clappison ’41 P ’62, ’65, ’68, ’70 April Fawkes Clark ’75 Fanny Custer Clark ’53 Michael A. Clark ’20 Sarah Walton Clark ’65 Theresa Ross Clark ’98 Alison Smith Claus ’55 and Albert Claus K. Grace Turnbull Cleveland ’05 David Clough P ’99 Christie L. Clovis ’92 Jamila S. Cobrinik ’20 Ralph and Rena Cobrinik GP ’17, ’20 Jeffrey J. Cogshall ’72 and Rosamond Ryan Edward S. Cohen ’82 Janet Lee Cohen ’70 Sara R. Cohen ’14 Stephanie Bunzl Cohen ’53 and Fredric S. Cohen Kimberly Verica Colando ’83 and Christopher Colando P ’15 Nicholas W. Colando ’15 Tamara Cole P ’22 Thelonious C. Cole ’18 Eva C. Coleman ’19 Timothy Coleman and Caroline Lee P ’23 William H. Coleman Jr ’74 Mazie Minehart Colen ’88 and Joseph E. Colen III John P. Collier ’76 Geoffrey and Lisa A. Collier P ’00 Andrea Jewitt Comstock ’76 Elizabeth Babbott Conant ’47 and Camille Cox Anne M. Connell ’73 Evan T. Connolly ’20 Richard and Amy Conte P ’16 Thomas Cooch ’63 Roger and Peggy Cook GP ’02 Elizabeth Miller Cooke ’49 Ross Cooper ’11 Stanley P. Cope ’69 Barry and Dottie Coppock Seth B. Coppock ’93 Jacqueline Coren Francisco P. Correia ’20 Pedro Correia and Beatriz Padilla P ’20 Joseph and Patricia Coscia P ’09, ’11, ’15, ’20 Samuel F. Coscia ’20 Gracianna R. Coscia-Collins ’09 Elizabeth Baldi Costabile ’97 Alice Hieatt Coulombe ’68 Isabel Coulter Daly ’20 Laurie Rendall Coursin ’67 MaryAnne Wilson Cowdrey ’59

Kathy Coyle Judith Rudolph Craig ’59 Maria H. Craig ’57 Susan J. Crane ’76 Marjorie Claassen Craven ’46 David B. and Anne Crawford P ’07 Alison L. Crawford-Hammond ’07 William N. and Angela N. Creager P ’18 Jamell and Kelly Creque P ’21 Danette R. Crockett Carl K. Croft ’65 Anita V. Crofts ’88 Daniel W. and Elizabeth M. Crofts P ’88, ’91 Sarah B. Crofts ’91 Leila Arbani Crooks ’90 and Merlin L. Crooks Alice S. Croom ’15 Benjamin J. and Melanie Croucher Jorge and Sonia Cruz Elizabeth Cruz-Castillo P ’23 Terence M. Culleton and Nancy M. Culleton P ’08, ’11 Ashleigh J. Curry ’20 Nancy D. Curtin P ’66, ’68, ’74, GP ’09 Veronica Cusick GP ’13, ’20 Stephen and Deborah Cusma P ’18 Nicholas Custer ’70 Julie A. Dada ’04

Libin Dai and Xiaoying Qi P ’23 Linglong Dai ’23 Ray Dalmasi and Mildred Marmolejos-Dalmasi P ’22 Marlene Daly P ’20 Maria J. D’Amico ’11 Robert Dandi P ’13 Rahul Dandora ’90 Reetu Dandora ’90 Lucy C. Daniels ’51 Blythe Danner ’60 Alexis L. Dansky ’03 Tara V. Dansky ’05 Mary Dart Walter H. Daub III ’64 and Jayne Austin Daub ’66 Michele Davenport P ’19 Amy Felder Davidson ’77 and Ken Davidson P ’14 Ella Davidyock ’21 Joseph P. ’91 and Christine K. Davidyock Daniel B. Davies ’90 Joseph and Diane Davies P ’02, ’06 Charles H. Davis ’47 Ellen B. Davis ’65 Hamilton T. and Colleen Davis Kevin Davis ’77 and Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 P ’06, ’10 Melissa Harper Davis ’90

Robert M. Davis Jr ’72 R. John Davison Nicholas E. Dawit ’02 Anne Harris Dawson ’52 and Bruce E. Dawson Monica Day P ’16, ’20 Phoebe A. Day ’20 Jeffrey and Lisa Dayton P ’05, ’08 Jean Lindsay de Streel ’54 Stephen Deerhake P ’18 Eliana DeHaven ’22 Daniel and Kendra R. DeHaven Juan and Lisa Delgado P ’15 Taylor B. Denton ’12 Diran Dermen ’55 P ’80 Barbara Janney Desanzo ’68 and Al Wahbey Fred Dettmer and Nancy Kraus P ’06 Dorothy W. Detwiler Jennifer L. DeVan ’88 and Christopher Vandersloot Thulasiram Dharman and Yogeswari Thulasiram P ’23 Ellen Mayer Diamond ’52 and Harold J. Diamond Karen Diamond ’75 John A. DiBacco ’05 Jayde F. Dieu ’20 Nagelah Dieu P ’20 Ntibayazi Dieudonne and Jeanine Nitereka P ’20, ’22

ADAM ’91 AND STEPHANIE BAREA P ’21 “ George School presents its students with diverse opportunities to blossom into their best selves, academically, socially, and spiritually.”

Adam Barea came to George School in 1987 through A Better Chance, a program that helps academically talented students of color access better educational opportunities. A member of the Class of 1991, Adam thrived at George School.

As he reflects on his own experience and that of his son, Ben ’21, Adam states, “George School presents its students with diverse opportunities to blossom into their best selves, academically, socially, and spiritually. As a Friends school, it is a place where nonviolence is practiced and upheld as a virtue, and where loving thy neighbor is a core tenet of what is being taught, the importance of which cannot be overstated. It is a community that regularly challenges and inspires an incredibly diverse student body to take intellectual and spiritual risks, and more importantly, one that expects and rewards their engagement in the broader world community. This is how you build empathy, and a better world for yourself and for others.”

Adam and his wife, Stephanie, are both graduates of enriching boarding school communities (Adam—GS ’91; Stephanie—St. George’s

School ’93), and in the nearly 30 years since, they continue to benefit immensely from those high school experiences, as compared to contemporaries who did not attend boarding schools.

They enrolled their son with the hope that he and all future George School graduates would reap the same rewards of a positive boarding school experience, specifically at a Friends school, where selfreliance, academic excellence, and connection with the human spirit are viewed as critical to becoming a successful citizen of the world.

The Bareas support George School because of the mission and the promise of what the school can do for other graduates. They also look at the question of support practically, if not them, then whom?

If not now, then when?

Adam states, “Irrespective of political ideology, economic class, race, gender, or anything else used to divide us in 2020, I think we can all agree that it’s our young adults who will soon be the custodians of our collective futures. Investing in George School is an investment in that future, and we can’t think of a more worthwhile investment than that.”

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Yichun Ding ’22 Cristina Rysz DiSabatino ’03 Eugene T. Diver P ’22 Florelle Diver P ’22 Minh Doan ’20 Viet Doan and Trang To P ’20 Robert B. ’59 and Olena R. Dockhorn William S. Dockhorn ’56 and Carol Wengert P ’11 Sarah M. Dohle ’01 Margaret Smith Dolan ’39 Richard and Janice Domanik P ’97 Patricia P. Dominski P ’76, ’77, ’79 William Donlon GP ’19 Holly Richardson Donovan ’66 P ’94, ’95 Jermaine J. Doris ’15 Michelle Tregea Dorlon ’85 Margaret Uehlein Suby Dorney ’61 Ava K. Doty ’20 Margaret Hawthorne Doty ’79 and Edward Doty P ’18 Terrence and Diane Dougherty P ’09 Barbara Deemer Douglass ’65 Helen F. Dowdell P ’86 William B. Dowdell ’86 Thomas C. ’70 and Suzanne Downey Katharine Leggett Downham ’48 Robert D. Drake Jr ’58 Roger and Liesel Dreisbach-Williams P ’96 Stefan D. Dreisbach-Williams ’96 Mark K. Dresden Jr ’50 Craig Drinkard and Khadijah Sharif-Drinkard P ’20 Jalsa A. Drinkard ’20 Roy R. Duboff ’60 Donald duBoulay and Althea Seaborn P ’12 Tibbi Duboys P ’95 Jean W. Duffett ’70 Carol Ellis Duke ’63 and Frank S. Duke Jr Daniel R. Dun ’20 Robert and Elaine Dun P ’20 Moxie K. Duncan-Tessmer ’17 Jennifer R. Durbin ’90 Lisa Durff ’80 Alexander T. Dwornikowski ’20 Gregory and Susan Dwornikowski P ’20 Walter and Cathleen Eagen P ’21 Carroll Conklin Eagles ’57 and Eugene Eagles Kelsey F. East ’09 Joan Eberhard ’71 John and Denise Edelblut P ’11 Robert W. Edgar Jr ’70 Adele Hommell Edwards ’57 John and Susan Eichert P ’11 Peter R. Einstein ’12 Abigail T. Eisold ’20 Armin Ek-Yeh P ’21 Joan Campbell Eliot ’65 and Robert Eliot Sidney and Elaine Elkin P ’82 Tobi B. Elkin ’82 Aimée Wildman Elsbree ’44 Tamson Myers Ely ’63 Nicholas Emlen ’70 Steven D. Emmet ’62 Emily Pennell Endries ’58 P ’86 2 2 | G E O R G E S C HOOL

Andrew B. Engblom ’98 Jeffrey and Nancy Engblom P ’98, ’00 Christine Erb ’65 David J. ’64 and Barbara D. Erskine Amelia A. Erwitt ’98 and Kamil Kaluza Robert E. ’80 and Denise Esberg P ’11 Elizabeth G. Eschallier P ’83, ’88 Melicia Escobar ’96 and Eric Tars Julie Krikorian Eshbaugh ’83 and Gary Eshbaugh P ’11 Charles Esser ’66 and Pamela Haines Jonathan F. ’57 and Rosemary K. Esty Archer N. Euler ’20 Cynthia Tomlinson Evans ’44 P ’83 Joyce Apple Evans ’53 W. Lee ’58 and Vicki J. Evans Amanda L. Everett ’10 Eva M. Eves ’67 Douglas C. Ewbank ’66 Robert J. Eynon ’78 Susan Edmonds Eyre ’76 Eli J. Faigle ’20 Jeffrey and Tara Faigle P ’20 Sarah McCune Fairfield ’65 Joe and Elizabeth P. Falconi P ’95, ’98 Emily B. Falk ’99 Eric B. Falk ’05 Katherine Hahn Falk TR P ’99, ’05, ’15 Lily M. Falk ’15 Dana L. Falsetti ’11 Joyce Falsetti P ’11 William N. Farran III ’68 P ’96, ’98 Page C. Faulk ’88 Christopher R. Faure ’16 Faith Kiermaier Feder ’72 and Michael Feder Lisa Federico ’68 Alicia B. Feichtenbiner ’19 Cooper O. Feiner ’20 David B. Feinstein ’92 Helene Felder P ’77, GP ’14 William and Judith Fellows P ’19 Brent and Elizabeth Ferguson P ’23 Gerald D. and Amy R. Ferguson P ’85, ’90 Lois Craven Ferguson ’50 Sabrina L. Ferguson ’90 Frank A. Fetter ’65 P ’00, ’05 Theodore B. Fetter ’00 Ayse L. Figanmese ’03 Matthew D. ’82 and Karen J. Fine Stacey L. Fineburg ’82 Karin Fink Adam M. Finkel P ’18 Marc and Joy Finkel P ’07, ’11 Giuliana R. Fiorentino ’08 Claudie D. Fischer P ’93 Guy Fischer ’72 Marcia Fisher P ’14 Patrick and Laura Fisher P ’12 Richard G. Fisher ’70 Jocilyn Fitts P ’22 Patrick R. Flannery-Reilly ’03 Andrew K. Fleschner ’60 P ’86, ’87, GP ’21 Robert H. ’58 and Suzanne W. Fletcher Steven E.S. Fletcher and Ileabeth Ayala-Rodriguez

Helen Widder Flood ’75 Christopher and Melissa Flynn P ’08, ’14 Dashiell D. Flynn ’95 Charles L. and Valerie G. Folk P ’09, ’11 David and Terry Foppert P ’03, ’05, ’07, ’09 Janice Kirkpatrick Forbes ’70 Jack B. ’93 and Kimberly Ford P ’14, ’21 Richard T. T. Forman ’53 Bradd A. ’93 and Randee Forstein P ’23 Edward Forstein P ’93, ’94, GP ’23 Julie McIntosh Forte ’96 and Carl Forte Sarah L. Fosbaugh ’07 David H. Foster ’65 P ’04 and Holly Barnet-Sanchez ’65 Nancy Dermen Foster ’80 David B. Frame ’86 Sophia R. Francesco ’20 Sara Scholer Frascella ’97 and David Frascella Margaret Fraser P ’98 Peter H. Fraser ’64 Daniel J. Freedman ’90 Jeffrey D. Freedman ’83 Charles Freeman ’57 Mary Stokes French ’46 Geoffry H. Fried ’69 Brad Friedman and Marie Nolasco P ’21 Faith Friendshuh ’20 Sally A. Fullam ’74 Hassan and Sherrika Fuller P ’23 Rachel M. Fumia Christian M. Fusco ’20 Joseph and Rose Fusco GP ’13 Michael and Sonia Fusco P ’14, ’20 Roman A. Fusco ’14 Hannah L. Galantino-Homer ’85 and David Homer P ’17 James P. Gallagher Jr and Deborah Gallagher P ’22 George Ganges and Elizabeth O’Connell-Ganges P ’16 Bette Jean Eck Ganter ’64 Robert E. Ganz ’69 Feng Gao and Hehua Wang Qi Gao and Nannan Xia P ’10 Xichen Gao ’22 Lisa B. Garb ’80 Gabriel C. ’53 P ’85, ’88 and Devera Garber Delia Smith Gardiner ’79 Michael Garfinkle and Terry Levitt-Garfinkle P ’11 Kimberly Garner P ’21 Andrew and Bonnie Garrett P ’23, ’24 Philip W. Garrett-Engele ’72 Jeanne B. Garrison ’65 Karen B. Garrison ’67 and David B. Edelson Lisa S. Garrison ’69 Margo Garrison ’72 and Geoffrey Darby P ’11 Douglas R. Gauck ’88 and Susannah Wolf ’87 John C. ’77 and Christina Gavin Roman D. Gavrila ’18 Ann Noe Gelfand ’56 and Martin Gelfand Courtney Lawson Gendron ’98 and John Gendron Steve and Alice Gens P ’13, ’17 Faith I. Gentilucci ’14

Louis T. Gentilucci and Maureen H. Flanagan P ’11, ’14 Mark G. Gerelus ’09 Michael F. and Gail Gersie Roger W. Gerst ’70 Barry and Sharon Gessner P ’04, ’07 Shirley C. Gibb P ’92 Jed and Sandy Gibson P ’20, ’22, ’24 Sherrie Platt Gibson ’58 Sidney Gibson ’20 Laura Miller Gilbert ’69 and Larry Gilbert Clifford R. Gillam Jr ’41 Patricia Gillespie ’65 Priscilla Arnold Gillis ’57 and Walter C. Gillis ’57 Elizabeth A. Gimelson ’90 Jaime L. Ginsberg ’95 M. Antoinette Girio P ’96 Pascale Lucentini Giroux ’85 David K. Gittelman ’76 George S. Glass ’59 Keely Glasse P ’21 Howard M. Glasser Jennifer Montana Glatt ’80 Susan Hallahan Glen ’88 and Robert Glen Ronald and Eileen Glick P ’06 Meredith D. Gluck ’03 Catherine Goens ’90 Elizabeth Garside Goeselt ’52 and Richard Goeselt Michael D. Goldberg ’76 and Sybille Holzer-Goldberg P ’07 Daniel B. Goldman ’97 Evan B. Goldstein ’00 Ludovic A. Goncalves ’08 Aaron Good and Kim McGlynn Anne Morrell Goodale ’68 Daryl W. Goodrich ’65

Rhea W. Goodrich ’63 Dabney Smith Goold ’66 Reed Goossen Charles A. Gorby ’23 Sam E. Gorby ’23 George Gordon P ’23 Jonathan S. ’73 and Nina Gormley James Gory GP ’22 David Gottlieb and Rebecca Hutto P ’06 Jean Colgan Gould ’56 Christoffer A. Graae ’70 Elsabeth Graebener ’10 Philip Grausman ’53 Richard I. Grausman ’55 Susan Hicks Graveman ’65 Christopher and Rebecca Gray P ’23, ’23 Rachel M. Greeley ’65 Lenora M. Green P ’08 Aidan L. Greer ’14 Nora L. Greer ’19 Alison L. Greidinger ’08 Meredith Meyer Grelli ’03 and Alex Grelli Louisa Coan Greve ’83 Edward and Kristin Griese P ’16 Emily Huhn Griffith ’96 Tom Griffith Elizabeth Oldham Grissom ’91 and Ashley Grissom Renee Shanfeld Grobman ’80 Christopher and Giselle Grosso P ’13 Perla Guerrero P ’17 Patrick Guido P ’23 Christopher ’62 and Marlene Guild Peter H. Gum ’54 Nils E. Güngör ’20 Timur and Corinne Güngör P ’20 Liangdong Guo and Weihua Lu P ’18

Richard M. Guttman ’74 Moira Eitzen Haag ’68 Taylor M. Haberle ’14 Gene Billo Haddon ’50 Susan Owers Haedrich ’57 Charles W. Haines III ’75 Martha Scull Haines ’58 Jill Stokes Halbert ’59 and Peter Halbert P ’84, ’86 Phyllis Haldeman P ’79, ’83 Ronald W. Haldeman ’52 Deborah Snipes Hale ’69 P ’02 Nancy Henry Hale ’71 Dana Hall P ’18 Kwame Hall and Marie-Laure Epaminondas Marjorie Pusey Hall ’58 Sarah Hayden Hall ’02 John F. Hallowell ’71 Karen Suplee Hallowell P ’07 Phoebe C. Hallowell ’07 William S. Hallowell ’78 P ’07 Andrew and Allison Hamilton P ’12 Sylvia Smith Hampton ’50 Joseph G. Jr ’56 and Joan Hancock P ’80, ’82 Louise Boone Hanson ’70 Linda Morgan Hardberger ’60 Stephen C. Hardesty ’80 Kathryn J. Harkins ’11 Patrick G. Harkins ’06 Sarah E. Harkins ’08 John W. Harley P ’81, ’85, ’88 and Judith Ernest Candie Harling P ’23 Darryl Harper and Sonya Clark Tamara L. Harper ’88 Elena O’Boyle Harris ’90 and Jim Harris P ’17 Sarah Robinson Harris ’51 Sarah Trent Harris ’59

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Barbara Baker Hartnett ’52 and John T. Hartnett George S. Hastings Jr ’49 Naomi W. Hastings ’14 John D. Hatch and W. David Henderson P ’23 Walton S. and Peggy Hathaway P ’88, ’90 William D. Hathaway ’90 Harish L. Hathiramani and Poonam Abbi P ’22 David Hayden and Elizabeth Hall P ’20 Nancy Smith Hayden ’43 P ’67, GP ’01, ’06 Zoe C. Hayden Omar A. Haynes ’00 Bette Hand Head ’59 Michael S. Healy ’53 and Constance Dederer Healy ’55 Gail Eveland Hebert ’52 Courtney A. Heffelfinger ’19 Ronald and Maureen Heffelfinger P ’14, ’19, ’22 Felix N. and Catherine E. Heidgen P ’22 Jason Hellinger ’05 Wendy Hollenbach Hellyer ’69 Eric B. Hening ’70 and Monica L. Parish ’80 James Henretta P ’00 Arthur C. ’47 TR and Sarah Henrie P ’79 Jonathan W. Heritage ’66 Robyn R. Herman ’06 Todd and Susan Herman P ’04, ’06 Margaret Herrick Erika K. Herz ’86 Dorothy K. Hesselman P ’76, GP ’07, ’10, ’13

Elisabeth Heyward ’67 Ethan E. Hidalgo ’20 Willis J. ’59 and Annie Hidell Deborah Smith Hilke ’69 and John Hilke Elisabeth Quick Hill ’49 Penzi E. Hill ’20 William P. Hipple ’51 Katherine Farneth Hirsch ’94 Bernard Hirsh ’74 Hung P. Hoang ’20 Forest J. Ho-Chen ’22 Susanne Baker Hodgin ’87 and Michael S. Hodgin P ’15, ’16 Bruce R. Hoffman ’58 Donna Hoffman Jerold and Amy Hoffman P ’21 Jessica S. Hoffman ’89 John B. ’73 and Lucia Hoffman P ’17, ’24 Joshua O. Hoffman ’17 Leigh H. Hogwood ’01 Tanya A. Hoke ’03 Valentina A. Britten Holden ’82 Martha K. Holland Charles F. Hollander ’60 Byron S. Hollinshead Jr ’47 Ross A. Hollister ’03 Mary Suter Holman ’68 Hayden P. Holmes ’22 Kenneth D. and Lauren E. Holmes P ’22

Jennifer Parker Holtz ’89 and Christopher T. Holtz Olivia Holtzman ’20 Anna K. Honer ’17 Emily J. Honer ’11 Stanley G. Hoo and Cathy L. Chen P ’22 Lamartine F. ’55 and Emeline Hood Joseph T. Hoopes ’20 Robert J. Hoopes ’19 Benjamin E. Hopkins and Wenjiong Zhou P ’22 Marguerite Horikawa ’10 Ashley Horne and Erasmia Voukelatos P ’21 Rex J. Horwitz ’77 Susan Woodman Hoskins ’71 and Scott E. Hoskins P ’04, ’12 Abram and Patricia Hostetter P ’79 Lawrence K. Houghteling ’61 Donald E. Jr and Mabel V. Houghton P ’00 William I. III ’57 and Gail F. Houghton P ’86 Susan Booth Houle ’62 Holly Houston P ’08, ’10, ’12 James M. Howard Jessica Barlow Howell ’88 and Robert Howell Harry G. Hoyt Jr ’55 Andes Van Syckle Hruby ’87 Daniel Huang and Theresa Menders P ’22 He Huang and Rui Min P ’22 Yaohua Huang and Lynda Yao P ’17 Ziyu Huang ’22

ABRA AND BRUCE GORBY P ’23, ’23 “ If we want the world to change, we need to feed the young with ideas and philosophy.

We need to inspire. Students can change the future by learning from the past.”

Last year as parents of twin freshmen, Abra and Bruce Gorby jumped right into George School. They were keen to get involved and wanted to meet other parents and students. In addition to attending Parent Association meetings, Abra volunteered for the cookie and candy drop and they hosted two international students during spring break.

Abra and Bruce also supported the School by making a gift to the George School Fund. They embrace the concept of joyful philanthropy and encouraged their children, Charlie ’23 and Sam ’23, to begin to establish their own tradition of giving to George School.

Charlie and Sam each made a gift last February during the Great Green Give, the day of giving at George School.

“Giving is a joyful act. It makes us feel closer to those around us and that we are part of something bigger,” said the Gorbys. “By giving to George School, we believe we are having a lasting impact.

If we want the world to change, we need to feed the young with

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ideas and philosophy. We need to inspire. Students can change the future by learning from the past. By embracing the Quaker values of social justice, they can enact change where needed.

“As parents, we give a gift to George School in addition to the two tuitions because we want to be certain George School has what they need when they need it. Tuition pays for expenses; donations help enhance the experience for all students.”

Their keen sense of philanthropy is vital. Abra and Bruce have come to understand that every culture has a concept of doing for others (i.e. the golden rule Tikkun olam, tithing, volunteering, or just listening and helping) and want Charlie and Sam to do the same. “We lead by example, and now our children give freely of themselves to make the George School community stronger.”

The Gorby family reminds us of the power of philanthropy and that you can give and get involved at any age. We are grateful for their leadership and commitment to George School.

Bettina J. Huber ’60 Jerald and Janet Huckabee P ’96 Judith Hummer ’71 David C. Humphrey ’55 Rebecca L. Hunsicker ’90 Anne Hunter ’82 and Wendy Wiese P ’20, ’20 Katherine W. Hunter ’20 Linda Baker Hunter ’58 Saundra S. Hunter GP ’16, ’16 Dixie’Drea L. Hurst-Blair ’20 Dana and M. Rebecca Hutchins P ’18, ’23 Eleanor Zurn Hutt ’52 GP ’20 Jenine N. Hutton P ’22 Susan Foster Hyde ’63 Janet Spiegelberg Hyman ’53 Michael L. Ingerman ’55 Marcus Ingram and Dineo H. Gaofhiwe-Ingram Valle Brewer Ingram ’52 James Ippoliti and Sarah Polatchek P ’20, ’21 Brad and Monica M. Isserman P ’02, ’07 Shoji and Towada Ito P ’23 Christopher Jackiewicz Amanda Halbert Jackson ’86 Gail E. Jackson ’62 Giselle Small Jackson ’90 Daraius S. Jaikaria ’12 Laura Grontkowski James ’86 Leo M. Janas and Sue Petrone Khalil A. Jannah ’18 Lars C. Jansson ’55 Martha Lindsay Jarman ’50 and Alonso Jarman P ’81 Lianna Y. Jasiewicz ’15 Aldis and Mara Jatnieks P ’20, ’22, ’24 Kalvis D. Jatnieks ’20 Juliette M. Jeffers ’18 Anneliese R. Jennings ’16 Randolph and Kelly Jennings P ’16 Nancy Bigbee Jensen ’65 Haibo Jiang and Jean Luo P ’17 Wenjun Jiang P ’19, ’23 Pasit Jindanuwat ’20 Steven J. ’90 and Amy Jo Richard C. John Jr ’68 David S. ’59 and Clara Johnson Elizabeth Baker Johnson ’67 Graham D. Johnson ’60 and Janet Hicks Johnson ’60 Mary L. Johnson P ’76 Phoebe L. Johnson ’20 Richard E. Johnson ’71 Sydney R. Johnson ’17 William A. Johnston IV ’76 Kern and Chipo Jolibois P ’21 Constance Shepard Jolly ’51 Leon Jonas Jr ’49 Eden A. Jones ’20 Edwin and Gwendolyn Jones P ’20 Margery Paxson Jones ’52 Mary Trent Jones ’58 and James P. Jones Michael D. Jones ’85 Nancy Jorczak ’66 Shawn and Djenaba Joseph P ’22, ’24 Thomas R. and Denise S. Joseph P ’22

Peter L. Joslin ’65 Bridge C. Joyce ’94 Morgan R. Judge Anne Judson ’69 Elizabeth D. Judson-Rea ’04 Sarah E. Juram ’80 and Philip Heinrich Jerome H. and Barbara R. Kahan P ’96 Ali Kahramanoglu ’20 David H. Kain ’55 Marisa R. Kalafer ’20 Marvin Kalafer and Dinah Gonzalez-Braile P ’20 Kampus Klothes Inc. Anthony Y. Kang ’90 Ben Kaplan and Patti Smialkowski P ’13, ’16 Faith Karaffa ’14 Kevin S. and Margaret A. Karaffa P ’14 Grace W. Karanja ’20 Ama K. Karikari ’98 Ari and Amy Karpf P ’21, ’23 Harunobu C. Kato ’20 Kazunobu and Makiko Kato P ’20 Cynthia Nusbaum Katz ’67 and Stuart Katz Edward and Melinda Katz P ’05 Stephen J. Kaufman ’66 and Sydelle Zove Tod J. ’71 and Barrie L. Kaufman P ’06 Aiknoor Kaur ’20 Prabhnoor Kaur ’20 Roger L. Kay ’70 Alice Ke ’19 Peter and Sheila Keenan P ’15, ’17 C. Russell Keep III ’73 Christopher Keep ’75 and Alison E. Mitchell ’85 P ’23 Judith Lavori Keiser ’78 Douglas and Christine Keith P ’19, ’19 Tarryn C. Kelemen ’96 Dawn Marshall Kelly ’90 Kathleen K. Kelly P ’23 Russell Kelly P ’17, ’19 Katherine J. Kendrick ’20 Shawn M. and Melinda J. Kennedy P ’22, ’24 Sally Brosius Kenny ’53 Christopher V. Kent ’70 Peter Kent ’70 and Nita C. Lescher ’70 Lee H. Kenworthy ’60 Rachel Kenyon ’83 W. Dix Kerlin III ’58 Catherine M. Kerr ’04 Danny R. and Julia Kerr P ’08, ’10 Gig Hewitt Kerr ’55 Bonnie Dinsmore Kerrick ’58 Alexi R. Kessler ’13 Sarah K. Kessler ’15 Stephen Kessler P ’13, ’15 Andrew S. Kester ’50 Hanna M. Ketema ’19 Barbara Kibler P ’02, ’06 Kathryn Machemer Kiernan ’99 Charlotte J. Kim ’20 Rebecca S. Kim ’22 Andrew E. and Susy M. Kim P ’23 Won Il Kim ’09 Jared K. Kimelheim ’13 Robert Kimelheim P ’13, ’13, ’13

Benjamin H. Kimmel ’86 and Lori Nofziger Hirokazu Kimoto ’80 and Shannon Relf Kimoto ’80 Henry King and Tracie Teresa King P ’19, ’19 Douglas J. ’97 and Britta Kingham Martin Kinnamon and Lisabeth Willard P ’16 Eva K. Kinnel ’20 Geoff and Laura T. Kinnel P ’14, ’17, ’20 Robin and Anne Kinnel GP ’14, ’17, ’20 Jody M. Kipper ’85 William L. Kirby ’98 Sandra Trexler Kirkpatrick ’53 Lawrence Klatzkin ’75 James and Sharon Klaver P ’15, ’18 Robert S. Klein ’66 Anthony Kleppe and Nancy Ibison P ’19 William Klose Jr and Becky Klose P ’23 Druet Cameron Klugh ’73 and Tom Klugh Iris Lee Knell ’77 Robert W. ’62 and Lucia Knight P ’97 Susan W. Knight ’81 and Glenn A. Lamb Edward C. and Jane M. Knoll P ’92, ’97, GP ’22 Michael E. Knoll ’97 Thomas Kobielski and Claudia Schenck Michael L. Kochman and Mary E. Melton P ’15 Sidney D. Kochman ’15 Gretchen Wambaugh Koerting ’57 Robert S. Kohn ’82 Barbara McAnerney Kohout ’74 Johanna R. Kolodny ’97 Edward P. Kosek ’20 Virginia Work Kosoff ’56 Srinivas and Deepti Kotha P ’22 Lacey R. Kovacic ’05 Brandon and Gayle H. Kowalewski Marcin Kowalski and Julitta Molenda-Kowalska P ’21, ’23 Neil and Megumi Kozarsky P ’17 Elizabeth Jordan Kramer ’91 Thomas D. Krewson ’79 Judith Page Kroeger ’77 Brian G. Kronenthal ’03 Nancy T. Kryven Michael Kulla ’46 Joseph R. Kumar ’20 Adam T. Kuniholm ’15 Thor and Elizabeth Kuniholm GP ’15 Salu and Shyama Kunnatha P ’21 Diane Edwards La Voy ’66 Marjorie Ayars Laidman ’53 Elianna H. Lam ’00 Pemba and Dolma Lama P ’22 Suzanne Parry Lamborn ’55 Robert Lamme P ’13 Michael S. Landes ’61 Edward C. Landry ’83 Peter S. ’72 and Susan Landstrom Joan Applegate Lane ’57 and Robert N. Lane Marjorie Lane ’71 Nancy Lange ’64 Colby M. Langweiler Tolu Lanrewaju ’05 Michael Laracy and Eileen McGinnis P ’12 Briggs Larkin P ’98 AN N U AL R EPO RT | 25

Robert G. Lathrop ’55 Donald and Cynthia A. Law P ’01, ’05 Patricia L. Law Paula Fried Lawrence ’65 John and Randi Lawrie P ’02, ’04, ’07 Jesse W. Lax ’14 S. Girard Lax ’70 and Dodie Hamblen P ’14 Lawrence P. Laybourne ’93 and Herran Bekele ’93 Alexa R. Lazar ’20 Tuan Q. Le ’20 Douglas E. Leach ’71 Barbara Van Pelt Lee ’60 Brian Lee ’16 Gina Fortunato Lee ’95 and John H. Lee Hi Fung Lee and Wai Man Chan P ’19, ’21 Jeremy A. Lee ’04 Ji Young Lee ’98 Min Kyu Lee ’14 Weon Jae Lee ’20 Won Chan and Hyun Ah Lee P ’22 Robert and S. Odie LeFever P ’88, ’90 Robert W. Lehner ’69 Dinah LeHoven ’69 David A. and Bernadette Y. Leidich P ’23 Elaine D. Lengle Molly Lail Lenowitz ’75 Sam Lentsmith ’20 Beth Lepianka P ’11 Nancy Caplan Leson ’76 Johanes Lessiohadi and Juntarti Njotoprawiro P ’15, ’18 Margaret Brady Lettvin ’46 Michael and Peggy L. Levengood P ’82, ’84 Neuman III and Avis Leverett Kate M. Levesque ’20 Janet Levin ’68 Marilyn Magid Levine ’58 Ruth Bonner Levine ’62 and Howard Levine P ’89, ’93 Virginia A. Lewing Elizabeth S. Lewis ’00 Lawrence and Roseann Lewis P ’00 Mark Lewis and Adsonia Montgomery P ’22 Philip G. Lewis P ’94, ’96, ’00 Tammy Lewis ’85 Ang Li ’20 Zhizhong Li and Yingshu Yu P ’23 Jiaguang Liang and Haili Ma P ’22 Siqi Liang ’22 Nancy Rockefeller Libby ’51 Bennett C. Lichstein ’20 Jack and Lois Lichstein P ’78, ’80, ’84, GP ’06, ’20, ’22 Laura B. Lichstein ’84 Michael B. ’03 and Amanda Lichtenstein Derry Light P ’05, ’16 Caleb G. Light-Wills ’05 Christopher and Christine Lilley P ’17 Judith Lilley A. James Lincoln ’47 John A. III ’83 and Deborah Lindberg David F. Lindenfeld ’61 Jill Alden Lindenmeyr ’60 P ’89 Jonathan Lindley ’48 2 6 | G E O R G E S C HOOL

Amy Lindsay P ’11 Alan H. Lipkowitz ’72 Jeffrey L. Lipkowitz ’70 Rachael J. Lippincott ’13 Jonathan S. and Jessica Lippy P ’23 Jody Lisberger ’71 Donald T. ’57 and Polly Little P ’85, ’89, ’93 Jon D. Little ’61 Jianmin Liu and Jia Zhao Runzhu Liu ’20 Siyuan Liu ’21 Zaidong Liu and Xiaojing Wang P ’21, ’21 Maryanne Weber Lockyer ’41 P ’69 Thomas A. Lodge-Yanez ’12 Johanna C. Loefgren ’20 C. Scott ’93 and Jonell Loeppert Jean Louis Lohoue and Valerie Tchikanda P ’23 Amerley A. Lokko ’19 Nii and Noura Lokko P ’19 Alexandra R. Long ’20 George Long ’13 George E. Long Jr and Maureen P. Long P ’13, ’20 Sarah A. Long Henry W. Longley ’10 Michael G. LoStracco and Julianna Fomenko Ashraf Lotfi and Monica Lluch-Lotfi P ’13 Justin Louchheim ’95 and Whitney Trevelyan Louchheim ’96 Stuart and Deborah Louchheim P ’95 Thomas and Ashbrook Loughlin P ’14 Jeffrey T. Love ’19 Anne W. Lovejoy ’88 Robert Lovett Jr ’68 and Ann C. Buckley Sarah M. Lowe ’75 Alexandra Lowe-Logan ’91 Beal A. Lowen ’62 and Hattie Barker Tao Luo and Ping Lu P ’22 Benjamin T. Luber Christie Johnson Lucero ’59 Sara Weisser Lukens ’90 Shirwil Schultz Lukes ’71 Elizabeth Wood Lukshides ’60 Jiayi Luo ’20 Xiaohua Luo and Lian Xue P ’20 Carolyn B. Lyday and Margaret A. Sanborn Katherine E. Lyden ’20 David H. Lynde ’95 Marc R. Lynde ’04 Michael J. Lynde ’99 Philip T. Lynes ’65 Ryan Lyons ’18 Shawna Grimm Lyons ’93 and Bruce Lyons P ’18 Peter and Saldene Lyte P ’22 Douglas O. ’62 and Diane Maass Teri J. MacBride ’75 Paul A. Machemer ’65 and Pamela Rea Machemer P ’92, ’99 Robert P. A. Machemer ’92 and Kerry Deere Machemer Chris and Susan MacWhorter P ’08 Annarose M. Maddamma ’12 Janaia N. Madden ’20 Thomas C. Maddux ’56 P ’84 Rishi S. Madnani ’19

Seth P. Madway ’80 Judith Jacobson Magee ’54 Eric and Sheila Magendantz P ’16 Maxwell M. Magendantz ’16 Eleanor A. Magid ’51 Patricia Crane Magie ’79 Elizabeth Prior Magnusson ’47 and John S. Ruffing Brendan T. and Ann Mahon Mark Majeske and Lisa Hermann P ’19, ’22 John T. and Kimberly V. Major P ’23 Jerome H. Majzlin ’57 Ayis and Kerry-Ann Makatiani P ’22 Susan Rarig Makler ’65 and P. Todd Makler Jr Lukas Makris and Yota Palli P ’18 Eddie Malave and Jeanette Iglesias-Malave P ’23 Yasmeen M. Malik ’17 Laurie Capellan Malkoff ’74 P ’97 and Fred Leffel Brian and Tracey Maloney P ’17, ’22 Timothy W. Mammel ’78 Suzanne Miller Mandala ’75 Joshua J. Mandell ’02 Aiden Manfredonia ’21 Ruth Collier Manning ’70 Emily L. Mapelli ’12 Anthony and Julia Mapes P ’96 James H. Mapes ’96 Jonathan D. March ’69 Jules W. and Rayna D. Marcus P ’82 Miriam Zeman Marecek ’58 P ’94, ’96, ’99 Charles L. ’62 and Rebecca O. Marshall Don F. ’64 P ’87 and Linda Marshall Joseph and Barbara Marshall P ’99, ’99 W. Bernard ’52 and Mary Ann Marshall Carolyn Walton Martin ’65 Ellen W. Martin GP ’15 Joseph A. Martin ’15 Nancy Baker Martin ’58 Jose D. Martinez and Melissa Semidey-Martinez P ’21, ’24 Nancy Brockway Marvin ’72 and Peter Marvin Faith Mason ’67 and Ann Elsbach Judith Wright Matchett ’43 Emily J. Matson ’20 Joseph Matson and Allison Schimmel Matson P ’20, ’20 Sara G. Matson ’20 Barbara Shetzline Matybell ’53 David and Marsha Maurer P ’05 Lucinda Wharton May ’60 and Philip W. May Renée A. Mayo ’93 Carol Greenwald Mazmanian ’69 Dorothy McAdams P ’07 Ian E. McArdle Megan M. McBride Robert H. Jr and Stephanie McBride P ’96 Sarah McBride ’96 Charles and Elizabeth McCall P ’07 Susan E. McCaughey ’01 Alix McClary-Jackson ’55 Margot Weiss McClellan ’74 William R. McClintick Jr Heather M. McCoy ’02 Kathryn McCreary ’64 Pamela S. McCullough

LEONARD MAJZLIN ’57 “ Leonard’s gift was so valuable to our faculty....His gift encouraged everyone to full-heartedly put their time and energy into a collaborative learning program.”

Sixty-three reunions have passed since Leonard Majzlin ’57 graduated from George School. Over the course of that time, however, one question has continued to occur to him every year: “Is there something this year I can give back to George School in return for the gift it gave me?”

As a long-time professor at New York University’s Steinhardt School where he continues to teach in a graduate program of Educational Communications and Technology, Leonard clearly understood the challenges facing George School faculty with the onset of the pandemic. This past spring, he and his colleagues swiftly converted to online teaching to finish out the semester.

He too faced the same challenge that awaited George School in the fall.

When he heard that George School needed support to help faculty develop their online skills this past summer, Leonard responded. His significant gift underwrote the stipends that faculty received for professional development.

According to Meredith Baldi ’01, Director of Professional Development, “Leonard’s gift was so valuable to our faculty.

Elizabeth Cope McDonald ’69 Kathleen A. McDonough ’15 Enin and Laverne McDow P ’20 Kayla S. McDow ’20 Timothy and Alyssa McGarvey Deborah Leedom McGeorge ’60 Francis E. and Kerri A. McGovern P ’22 Frank McGovern GP ’22 Patrick McGrail-Peasley ’00 and Patricia Blaha McGrail-Peasley ’00 James F. and Linda J. McHenry P ’91 Margaret Means McIntosh ’52 Betsy Clark McIsaac ’48 James W. McKey P ’03 Patricia Goss McLain ’56 Elisabeth Lippold McLaughlin ’60 Jesse Leah Nankin McMahon ’97 Albert J. and Mary A. McMullen P ’20 Matthew S. McMullen ’20 Tim McNulty and Chi Park P ’23 Michael W. and Diane E. McTigue P ’22 Mariah Mears P ’21 Mary M. Melchior ’79 and Alan M. Fisher P ’20, ’20 Gregory M. Melchior-Fisher ’20 Preston B. Melchior-Fisher ’20 Ryan S. Mellon ’02 and Lauren Mauro Mellon ’01 Mark P ’11 and Sara Meltzer Thomas G. ’64 and Andrea Mendell Mitch and Judy Mensch GP ’20

They felt such appreciation for the institutional support for their work and development over the summer. While many wanted to rest and recover from the stress of the spring, this gift encouraged everyone to full-heartedly put their time and energy into a collaborative learning program.”

The work invested by the faculty has made a world of difference.

It provided a level of comfort and assurance that their knowledge and understanding of their online skills prepared them to confidently welcome students in the fall and offer them the best possible academic experience.

During the pandemic, we have seen many gestures of school support in all areas of endeavor, but when this new and unique challenge suddenly presented itself, we are extremely appreciative that one alum heard and understood the call and responded immediately in such a positive manner. We are grateful that Leonard Majzlin ’57 has continued to keep the needs of George School on his mind for over six decades.

Melissa M. Merritt ’90 W. Lincoln III and Julie Merwin P ’94 Frederic M. Meyer ’86 James C. Michener ’61 Herman Mihalich and Val Fusco P ’13 Caitlyn M. Mihalik ’20 Beverly A. Mikuriya ’63 P ’96, ’98 Mary J. Mikuriya ’52 Elihu C. Miles ’95 Jane Van Schoick Millar ’56 Alexander J. Miller ’17 Jonathan and Celia Miller P ’17, ’22 Charles K. Miller ’89 D. Scott Miller ’84 David Miller and Nancy Wilson P ’09 Dianna E. Miller P ’22 Donald S. ’65 and Lynda Miller P ’92 Glenn F. Miller ’80 Jeryl C. and Carolyn K. Miller P ’89 Jordan Miller ’20 Kenneth Miller ’68 P ’07, ’12 Nicole L. Miller ’02 Robin Berger Miller ’80 S. David Miller ’67 Shannon M. Miller ’05 Susan Williams Miller ’45 Edward M. ’72 and Janet Millermaier Mireille L. Miller-Young ’94 George C. Millikan ’57

Marjorie Millner ’70 Martin ’67 P ’95, ’98, ’02 and Jane Millner Camille R. Mills ’20 David and Jacqeline Mills P ’20 Susan Deitz Milmoe ’67 David Minoli ’12 Jessica Miranda ’92 Robert and Rebecca A. Missonis Joseph Mitchell ’48 Vanessa F. Mitchell ’84 Brittany I. Mokshefsky ’14 Charlotta M. Moller ’20 Frederick G. and Carole Monahan Sean F. Monahan ’05 Meredith J. Monk ’60 Tamala T. Montgomery ’94 Sarah E. Moody ’05 Kevin E. Moon and Joanne Moeller-Moon P ’13, ’16 Ann Elizabeth Dawson Moore ’57 and Andrew Moore II James R. Moore ’72 Rachel E. Moore ’95 Melissa Moreno P ’23 Bethann Morgan ’81 Rebecca Stanton Morris ’93 William P. Morris ’55 Valerie Kester Morrissey ’72 Kairo T. Morton ’20 AN N U AL R EPO RT | 27

Scott and Rio-Rita Morton P ’20 Richard and Margery Mott P ’18 Stephen A. ’82 and Laurie Moyer P ’09 Peter N. Moyes ’70 and Deborah Sutton Moyes ’70 Faith L. Brutus Moynihan ’05 Tokoloho Mpela ’20 Werner E. Muller Jr ’56 Lindalee Knight Mulligan ’80 Jennifer M. Murphy ’98 Katherine L. Murphy P ’23 Vincent B. Murphy IV ’03 Heather L. Murray ’83 Robert E. and Marilyn G. Murray P ’81, ’83 Eric J. Musser ’05 Robert J. Muth P ’82, ’85, GP ’15 Dorothy Black Myers ’64 and Robert Myers Douglas K. Mylowe ’94 Amanda Nadeau ’09 Brian and Jennifer Nagengast P ’23 Parveen Dhillon Nagra ’92 and Bipinpreet Singh Nagra P ’22 Peter Nagy ’77 Priscilla Gillespie Nagy ’68 Erica G. Nailor ’05 Sumio and Pamela Nakajima P ’04, ’07 Anil and Ambika Namboodiripad P ’20 Naomi P. Namboodiripad ’20 Ugyen Namgyel ’95 Kumar Natarajan and Sasi Kumar P ’22

Rene and Lolita Navarro GP ’18 Lauren Neal ’06 Robert Neff ’48 and Anne Kirk Neff ’48 P ’69, ’71, GP ’06 Hector Negron ’95 Townley Biddle Neill ’52 and Bob H. Neill David ’66 and Suzanna Nepley Rhee Rosenman Nesson ’95 Gary T. Neumann ’80 New Garden Monthly Meeting of Friends Peter S. New ’53 Larry E. Newbold ’54 W. Webster Newbold ’68 and Jan Etherington Newbold Clinton T. Newby Jr P ’08 J. Nicholas Newman ’52 and Kathleen Kirk Newman ’52 Katherine C. Newman ’74 Joel D. Newton ’80 Sarah Kemp Newton ’96 Newtown Monthly Meeting Peter T. II and Diane D. Neyland P ’85 Anh D. Nguyen ’20 Vu N. Nguyen and Nhung T. Ha P ’21 Aisha G. Niang ’93 Thomas D. Nichols ’62 Julia B. Nickles ’03 and Eric R. Wolarsky Theodore and Marjorie Nickles P ’03 Joseph and Carolyn Nicolosi P ’14

Matthew C. ’96 and Beth Nierenberg Wendy Gross Nierenberg ’67 and Steven Nierenberg P ’96, ’99 Kofi Nimoh and Jennifer Adu-Frimpong P ’20 Edithe R. Niyogushima ’20 Zachary A. Noble ’02 and Amanda Noble ’03 David J. Nolan Bryan and Melanie Nord P ’22, ’23 Tamis E. Nordling ’84 Emily R. Norman ’99 Robert and Liza Norman P ’99 Judith Walker Norris ’53 and Frank Norris Emily Fleschner Norton ’86 P ’21 Ralph and Sondra Nuzzolo P ’02 Mary Stapler Nystrom ’45 Fred and Ruth Obear GP ’09 Chukwudi E. and Joyce A. Obinwa P ’23 Daniel J. and Kathleen O’Connor P ’22 Chris Odom and Kathleen O’Neal P ’17, ’19 M. Ellen Chadeayne O’Grady ’55 and James O’Grady William and Joan O’Grady P ’87, ’89 Polly Lodge P ’12, ’14 Deborah Janney O’Keefe ’56 Gbenga and Mary Oladeji P ’21 Asha Muldro Olivas ’93 Ann Wilkerson Olson ’61 P ’91 Ivy O’Neal-Odom ’17 Josephine E. O’Neal-Odom ’19

JULIE SPEARS ’97 “ Julie’s gift supports financial aid because she valued her experience of learning among a range of people from different walks of life and the inclusive and open nature of George School.”

For Julie Spears ’97, giving back to George School is personal.

When reflecting on her time on campus, Julie feels that it was her positive experience and opportunity to grow that calls her to give back each year and support the institution that supported her.

She believes giving back is her responsibility. Her support creates opportunities for others and access to the same formative experience she had, regardless of the means they were born into.

George School is the place that shaped the foundation of Julie’s adult years. She strongly believes that the adolescent years are a crossroads that define the trajectory of early adulthood.

“They are the years that can make or break you.” The workload, challenge, rigor, friendships, Quaker values, outdoor beauty, and the community all played a huge role in Julie’s life on campus and influenced the direction of her life after George School.

For these reasons, Julie embraced the annual tradition of giving to George School soon after her college graduation. She loved getting sticky buns in the mail for the first time upon joining the Sticky Bun Society and has worked with her husband to make giving back a regular family pursuit.

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Julie learned philanthropy from her father who instilled the importance of giving by encouraging Julie and her siblings to think about what is important to them and follow that as a philanthropic guide. Julie’s gift supports financial aid because she valued her experience of learning among a range of people from different walks of life and the inclusive and open nature of George School.

Philanthropy opens access to those who may not be able to afford tuition at George School. Julie said, “selfishly, it makes me feel good to be helpful.”

To her fellow alumni Julie offers this, “If you feel George School helped shape you in a positive way and if you feel it was a meaningful experience for you to have been a student there—if your George School experience still resonates with you as a you reflect back on your life—then consider it as a place to give back.”

Anna M. O’Neill P ’22 Lucinda O’Neill ’77 Thomas M. and Katherine O’Neill P ’90, ’94, ’99 Nina Emerson Opel ’46 and William A. Opel Stephen and Rosemarie Orescan P ’19 John D. Orr ’47 P ’73, ’76, ’79 and Diane Siesel Orr ’52 P ’82, ’86 Robert L. Orr ’76 and Holly Schroder Orr ’78 Jorge and Sherry Ortega P ’16 Gabriel Ortiz ’16 Juan Ortiz and Reina Rivera-Ortiz P ’16 Ashryn A. Ortogero ’23 Jennifer Onyx Oryn ’94 Alexia P. Osbourne ’20 David K. Osei-Tutu ’20 Judith Tisdall Ostberg ’67 Holly A. Ostby ’92 George T. Osterkamp ’61 Michael Ostland and Jill Perucki P ’21 Marek M. and Ludmila Oszer P ’23 Jonathan E. ’66 and Lisa J. Otto P ’96, ’98 Quinn K. Otto-Moudry ’17 Rudolph and Natasha Outlaw P ’21 M. Shawn Fetzer Ouweleen ’80 Shanti Owen P ’11 James E. Owers Jr ’65 Roman Ozhogan and Nataliya Savchyn P ’21 Jamifel S. Pacheco ’11 Richard R. Packer ’52 Molly C. Paddon ’03 Alicia M. Pagan ’22 Murtaza A. Paghdiwala ’05 Frederick C. Paine ’71 Carol E. Pak-Teng ’02 and Edward Teng Rebecca M. Palkovics ’03 Michael and Csilla Palladino P ’19, ’23 Casey E. Pallenik ’04 Clarkson T. ’47 and Andrea Palmer Joseph A. Palmiotti ’17 Rowan W. Palmour ’16 Michael and Loretta Pancione P ’01 Elias F. Papatestas ’90 Christine Malcolm Pappas ’77 Paracle Personal Financial Management Anne Stearns Pardun ’73 Marc B. Parish ’00 Sumner ’45 and Fran Parker W. Blake K. Jr ’65 and Janice Parry P ’89, ’94, ’95, GP ’22 Donna Caulkins Parsons ’71 Albert E. Paschkis ’46 Jordan E. Pascucci Alyson N. Passanante ’10 J. Robert ’62 and Carol Passmore Lawrence H. Passmore ’72 Rajeev J. Patel ’99 C. Marshall and Miriam Paul P ’01, ’03 Joseph E. ’74 and Masha Peacock David and Cameron Peake P ’03 Margaret A. Peake ’03 Hilary N. Pearsall ’10 Meg Pease-Fye ’82 and Stephen Fye Thomas and Jean Pedersen P ’12 C. Robert Pedraza P ’16

Lorenzo Pellegrini and Tracy T. Cao P ’23 Clyde Penn Jr and Irish S. Penn P ’22 Katherine Pennell ’81 Kathleen Peregoy ’76 David R. Perera ’58 Todd A. and Patricia L. Perry P ’23 Ian S. Peter and Petula M. Monrose-Peter P ’20 Mya N. Peter ’20 Hanh Lam H. Pham ’20 Hong Long H. Pham ’20 Morgan Phenix ’64 David Philips and Harriet Jahr-Philips P ’09, ’12 Elizabeth Bernard Phillips ’61 Jennifer Phillips P ’18 John D. Phillips and Paula Kuebler P ’78, GP ’06, ’10 Michael H. Phillips ’55 Tad Phillips ’51 Pamela M. Phipps Gregory L. Pickard ’83 George L. ’58 and Nancy Pickering P ’92, ’93 Richard W. Pickering ’53 William D. ’55 and Katherine K. Pickering Mandela M. Pierre Nazim T. Pierre ’20 C. Dilworth Pierson ’56 Thomas H. Pike III P ’79 Ivelyese Pillot Chalmers P ’22 Dakota J. Platt ’16 Jonathan W. Platt ’78 and Melanie J. O’Neill P ’12, ’16, ’18 Joshua H. Platt ’12 Richard A. Platt ’68 Glenn E. Plosa ’93 Michael R. Plunkett ’59 and Sara McKean Plunkett ’61 David and Carol Pollison GP ’21 Robert and Kathleen Pollison P ’21 Lisa Haberman Pollock ’80 Rachael A. Polton Michael E. Pontecorvo ’05 Andrew M. Popkin ’83 and Amy Taylor Popkin ’82 P ’11, ’14, ’20 Daniel A. Popkin ’77 Sharen M. Popkin P ’77, ’83, GP ’11, ’14, ’20 Pamela R. Potter ’66 Edward R. Potts Jr ’65 Jacqueline Potts-Hendry ’88 P ’22 Jeremiah W. Powell II ’70 Emily Park Powers ’38 Sonia Montero Poyo ’91 Todd M. Preuss ’74 Kiany Probherbs ’17 Sydney S. Procos ’17 Robert W. Pyle Jr ’53 Feng Qiu P ’22 Daniel R. Quill ’89 and Alison Shein Quill ’89 P ’19, ’21 E. Spencer Quill ’59 P ’84, ’85, ’89, GP ’19, ’21 Jacob R. Quill ’21 Lydia Potts Quill ’61 P ’84, ’85, ’89, GP ’19, ’21 Rachel Y. Quill ’85 Samuel J. Quill ’19 Randolph and Marietta Quinby P ’94

Susan Quinn Vee Rachakarakij ’20 Catharine Bothwell Rachlin ’61 Laura Beth Radin ’79 and Charles Barber Giovanna Rahming Charles P ’21 Lynne K. Rainey P ’11 Sarah E. Rainey ’11 William C. Rampe ’20 Kenneth and Allison Ratzman P ’17 John C. Raushenbush ’53 Brian F. Rawlings and Christine A. Graham-Rawlings P ’22 Eva Hathaway Reed ’55 Cheryl Peterfreund Reeves ’67 Curtis E. Reid ’83 Jan Altman Rein ’58 Nancy Crowell Reinbold ’56 and Barry Reinbold Douglas and Elizabeth Rendall P ’06 Patrick J. Renshall and Jennifer A. Savage-Renshall Elizabeth Cepparulo Renzo ’00 Dylan A. Renzulli ’03 Patricia L. Renzulli P ’03 Eli A. Reusch ’97 Pippa and Dwayne Rex P ’13 Philip G. Rhoads ’65 William and Cynthia Rhodin P ’02 Julia Wargo Rice ’93 Harriett S. White Richards ’44 Elma Abbe Rickards ’61 Henry W. Ridgway Jr ’49 JoAnn Riker ’09 Deborah Shepard Rinner ’52 Olivia L. Riordan ’96 Andrew P ’72 and Betty Rivinus Francis F. Rivinus ’65 Abigail F. Rizor ’17 Barbara Walsh Roach ’65 Elizabeth Roberts P ’21, ’24 Nancy H. Roberts Wendy Fenstermacher Robin ’66 Brianna N. Robinson ’04 Gary Robinson and Amy Whitney P ’05 Jay N. ’71 and Lauren Robinson John M. Jr ’62 and Patricia A. Robinson Rose Robinson ’12 Wiley B. Robinson ’05 Isabella S. Robinson-Cloete ’20 Susan A. Robinson-Cloete ’20 Kevin J. Roche P ’22 Evelyn J. Rodgers ’15 Renuka and Indira S. Rodrigo P ’20 Praveen C. Rodrigo ’20 Diego Rodriguez ’01 Kira L. Rodriguez ’91 Vincent A. Roe Susan Grubb Roegiers ’54 Peter J. Roehrich ’01 Brenda Roepcke Palmer ’72 Deanna J. Roepcke ’14 Brian W. and Jean-Ellen Rogers P ’22, ’23 Emily S. Rogers ’08 Kate Sherfy Rogers ’75 Marga Rapuano Rogers ’56 Susan Windle Rogers ’56 AN N U AL R EPO RT | 29

Guadalupe Rojas P ’18 Krysten M. Rollins ’03 Joel I. Roos ’75 Sigmund J. Roos ’72 and Ruth Rohde ’74 Herbert T. Rorer ’65 Jessica Rosato-Wyan ’16 David Rosen ’52 Scot J. Rosen ’80 Joel and Rosemarie Rosenberg P ’06, ’08 Shari Nathanson Rosenbloom ’80 Jamie C. Rosenman ’98 Betsy A. Rosenmiller ’85 Diane L. Rosenmiller ’87 Seth A. Rosenthal ’78 Elizabeth R. Rosetty-Wagner ’08 Jean Platt Rospondek ’69 P ’99, ’01 and Stanley Rospondek Burt L. ’61 and Joan Ross Mark E. and Susan Ross Philip S. Ross ’57 Arden Brookstein Rossi ’03 and Tim Rossi Sandra Ermentrout Rotenberg ’60 Alyssa S. Rothman ’04 Keith and Theresa Rothman P ’04 Andrew Rowan and Andrea Lehman P ’08, ’11 Emma L. Rowan ’08 Katherine A. Rowe ’69 Sanjaya A. Roy ’13 Jerilyn Rubin and Kieshell Phillips GP ’23 Alexander P. Rublowsky ’82 Adrienne Wheeler Rudge ’59 Michelle Ruess P ’12 Catherine Seely Rulon-Miller ’69 Kimino Rutherford P ’22 Eric N. Ruziskey ’20 3 0 | G E O R G E S C HOOL

John Ruziskey and Rebecca Goetz P ’17, ’20 Michael Ruzzi ’20 Vincent and Kristin Ruzzi P ’20 Elizabeth Evans Rylander ’91 S.J. Fuel South Co Inc Mani and Kalpana Sabapathi P ’22 Marco and Sondra Sacchi P ’14, ’14 Elliot A. ’64 and Marcia Sainer Sally Holton Sakewicz ’62 John and Stephanie Salamon P ’04 Lindsay A. Salamon ’04 Amber Salazar ’19 Faisal A. Saleh ’70 Muhammad A. Saleh ’64 Anne O’Toole Salinas ’88 and Carlos M. Salinas Barbara Samuel ’68 Carol Samuel ’65 Jane Heider Samuels ’66 Frances McCammon San Miguel ’53 and Francisco San Miguel GP ’12 Mauricio Sanchez de Tagle ’95 Louis and Susan Sancinito P ’07 Barbara Frantz Sanders ’40 Charles E. Sanders ’93 and Maria Bockman Sanders ’93 Gretchen A. Sandles ’63 Sakina Lunn Sands ’90 Joelle I. Sanphy ’08 Joseph and Vivian Sanphy P ’99, ’04, ’08 Pedro Santiago P ’03 Charles J. Sapadin ’91 David R. ’65 and Elizabeth Satterthwaite P ’92, ’99, ’04 C. Spencer Saunders ’77 and Amy Heffner Saunders ’83 P ’18

Caleb M. Savage ’11 David O. ’47 and Susan D. Saxton P ’73 Amy Scannell Virginia Bradley Scarlet ’64 and Richard Scarlet Jack G. ’51 and Betty Schafer Candace M. Schenk ’98 Robert and Andrea Scherer P ’21 David J. Schiller ’60 H. Christian ’77 and Patricia Schmalbruch Mary Lou Johnston Schmidt ’45 Robert C. Schmidt ’59 Marc Schmidt-Casdorff and Emily B. Fernberger P ’23 Claire A. Schmucker ’20 Virginia Kauffman Schmunk ’47 Johanna V. Schneider ’08 Adam B. Schnitzer ’20 James and Nili Schnitzer P ’18, ’20 Tali Schnitzer ’18 Valerie Green Schoen ’80 Reid E. Schoffelen ’05 Charles and Susan Scholer P ’97 Haley R. Schools ’10 James A. Schragger ’78 Frances Preston Schutz ’63 Joan Redland Schwab ’46 Elizabeth H. Schwartz Katie Shellenberger Schwieger ’74 Craig and Kim Scott P ’09, ’11 Kevin and Katherine Scott P ’20 Lauren E. Scott ’20 Charles M. Scudder ’51 Sara T. Scudder ’85 Joseph and Gail Scuderi P ’17 Maura Gleeson Searle ’94 and Chris Searle P ’23

Barbara Stockham Sears ’59 Cynthia Sears ’80 Aubrey Levy Sebestyen ’99 Daniel J. Seltzer ’85 Sebastyan V. Sentypal ’21 Scott Seraydarian ’90 and Corissa Ginsberg Seraydarian ’91 P ’24 Don Seraydarian and Maureen Nolan P ’90, GP ’24 Phyllis F. Sexton P ’85, ’88 Stephen D. Shaffer ’59 J. Lawrence ’52 and Martha P. Shane Rebecca Hoge Shankland ’54 Jean M. Sharf ’66 Navin and Jane Sharma P ’18 F. Parvin Sharpless ’47 and Jean Thompson Sharpless ’49 Kostyantyn and Nataliia Sharpylo P ’22 Catherine A. Shaw ’70 John Shaw and Carolyn Fang P ’18, ’22 Julia H. Shea ’01 Paul Sheehan and Danielle Picard-Sheehan P ’19, ’21, ’24 Minda S. Shein P ’89, GP ’19, ’21 Michael D. Shepard ’80 Keima Sheriff Deidre Sherman P ’21 Michael L. Sherman ’83 Shuaifeng Shi and Xiaoqing Lei P ’20 Taiwei Shi ’20 Marguerite Hachey Shifrin ’00 Mary L. Shoemaker ’57 Linsey Hankins Short ’96 Sara D. Shreve-Price and Sharada Shreve-Price Nikolay and Yekaterina Shulga P ’18 Stephanie Sides P ’20 Susan Wood Siegel ’66 David and Stephanie Siegfried GP ’20, ’23 Morgan C. Siem ’05 Jennifer Loomar Sigaud ’80 Abigail Silver ’20 Rick and Mika Silver P ’13, ’16, ’18, ’20 Bryan S. Silverman ’12 Peter Silverman ’61 Gary Silvers and Briana Bergen P ’17 Neil I. Silverzweig ’80 Joshua R. Silvester ’02 Kaaryn M. Nailor ’92 Sonia Chalif Simon ’43 Kenneth and Linda Simone P ’10, ’11 Bruce K. Sinclaire ’72 Kirpal Singh and Jasvir Kaur P ’20, ’20 Carter J. ’76 and Erin B. Sio P ’09 Katharine W. Sipio Maryann Siry P ’14 Nancy Sussman Siverd ’63 Ray and Diane Sizer P ’14, ’22 Louis H. Skidmore Jr ’53 Warren and Brenda Sklar P ’21 Jacob E. Skolnick ’10 Alexander H. Slemrod ’01 Maryanna Buckman Smellow ’53 P ’80 Barbara Ewbank Smith ’69 Content Bryant Smith ’59

David G. Smith ’80 Dorothy M. Smith P ’88 Glenna C. Smith ’05 Gloria Brophy Smith P ’93, ’00 Holly Smith ’63 John Smith and Catherine Lent Mary D. Smith P ’69 Satchel Smith ’20 Steven and Charisse Smith P ’20 Suzanne F. Smith ’79 William Smith and Elizabeth Hilder P ’05 Daniel M. Snipes ’76 Anne Waddington Snyder ’72 and Thomas Snyder Hannah Palmer Snyder ’60 and Ivan R. Snyder P ’89 Susan M. Sobkowiak Donald M. Solenberger ’39 Ari M. Solow ’87 Stephen A. Somers ’69 and Katherine Augenblick Somers ’70 John ’80 and Mary Sommers Blue Thunder Somogyi and Nikki H. Loscalzo P ’20 Zachary L. Somogyi ’20 Mariam A. Somoye ’20 Thana Somsirivattana ’20 Hyejin Song ’20 Jenny Sorel ’84 Louisa Fingerhood Soto ’83 and Rocco Soto Craig X. ’74 and Sherry Sotres Deborah L. Soufleris Damaris South Betty Fretz Southworth ’63 Gregory A. Sowiak ’12 Sara Spaner P ’17 Joel and Lisa Spangler P ’22, ’24 Holly W. Sparks Hana S. Sparks-Woodford ’20 George N. Spells Jr P ’02 Charlotte A. Spence ’20 W. Scott and Jasmine Spence P ’10, ’14, ’20 Phyllis Spink P ’75 Natalia E. Spotts ’14 Ann W. St. Claire ’95 and Barry W. Dehlin Elbert K. St. Claire III ’93 Roger F. Stacey Margaret Emory Stackpole ’62 D. Neil Stafford ’69 Martha Stanbury P ’01 Shannon McCarty Stanley ’92 Louise Stark ’74 Pru Stasikewich ’68 Leonard Staszak and Christina Lucas-Staszak P ’22 Mary Ann Warner Stauffer ’73 and John Stauffer Christine A. Stearns ’86 Marta Steele P ’99 Wendy Steginsky P ’02, ’05 John F. Steinfirst ’58 Richard E. Steinfirst ’51 Kristin D. Steinmetz ’85 Robert G. and Donna R. Steinmetz P ’83, ’85 Sandy Steinmetz P ’97, ’01 Thomas C. Steinmetz ’61 Brad and Molly L. Stephenson P ’04, ’08

Richard D. ’48 Stephenson Harris I. Stern ’46 Eleanor Jessup Stevenson ’42 Nemahun Stevens-White ’72 David E. Steward ’53 Marian Musgrave Stewart ’48 Lee A. and Miriam S. Stockhammer P ’20, ’22 Spencer J. Stockhammer ’20 Barbara Kauffman Stokes ’49 Emily A. Stone ’13 Peter and Lisa Stone P ’13 Jay Storch ’68 and Anne Culp Storch ’67 P ’96, ’98 Cori L. Stott ’98 and Nathaniel Hovan Glenn and Laura Strachan P ’12 Clark Straube ’05 Wilhelm Streit ’54 Michael V. Stricks ’83 and Gina Papalia Marlyn Stroh P ’10, ’14 Michael ’50 and Nancy Stroukoff P ’80, ’84, ’85 Karla Stucker Jeffrey and Sheri Sturgis P ’22 Daniel C. Suchenski ’04 Sandra Stees Sudofsky ’55 and John Sudofsky P ’88 Melanie Nayowith Swanson ’85 Ann Kalb Swart ’80 and Gregory Swart David and Kristy Swartz P ’21 Martha Kirk Swartz ’71 Robert B. Swayne ’65 Steven E. Sweitzer ’67 Sarah McVaugh Swetka ’47 Zaeem Syed ’20 Adam L. Tabor ’01 Amy Lewis Tabor ’68 and Robert Tabor P ’01 Kristin A. Taddeo ’00 Rhashiva Taft ’05 George M. Tai ’58 Kathryn Waddell Takara ’61 James M. Talbot ’61 and Nina Sinkler Jonathan D. Tamarkin ’74 Jinbin Tang and Ke Yang P ’22 Tao Tao and Yun Du P ’21 Priya J. Tarpley ’18 Catherine Tatum ’20 Lawrence G. and Ruth Tatum P ’20 Burghard P. ’69 and Beverly Taulien Anne Taylor ’93 Christopher A. Taylor ’65 Henry S. ’60 and Mooshe Taylor James D. and Patricia Taylor P ’13, ’17 Joan Hayden Taylor ’67 and Michael Taylor Kelsey L. Taylor ’13 Peter L. Taylor ’62 Adrian R. Teaf ’58 Mary Teeling P ’16 Nancy Eastburn Teller ’60 William Tenenbaum Evan R. Thaler and Fern Y. Sanford P ’20 Heather A. Thaler ’20 Viticia Thames P ’23 Diana Swackhamer Thatcher ’50 Autumn Thayer The Philadelphia Foundation Carol B. Thomas P ’03, ’07, ’09 Eleanor A. Thomas ’16 AN N U AL R EPO RT | 31

Garry Thomas ’57 Peter M. Thomas ’59 Charles and Laura Thomforde P ’06, ’12 Michael H. Thomforde ’12 Anne Thompson ’57 Denora Thompson P ’22 Lisa Thompson P ’20 Loran T. Thompson ’65 Lynn Howell Thompson ’50 Reginald and Irma Thompson P ’91 M. Steven Thomson ’74 Jevon W. ’97 and Charlotte N. Thoresen Joshua Throckmorton and Tessa M. Bailey-Findley Neha C. Thumu ’20 George A. Thurlow ’14 Eduardo and Ulrike Thuroff P ’16 Raoul G. Thuroff ’15 Yuval E. Thuroff ’16 Barbara W. Tindall ’70 and Christopher M. Welch Victoria Carvajal Titchenal ’00 Norman K. Tjossem Rob Toggweiler and Susan Leigh P ’04, ’07 Harry R. Tomlinson ’58 Fredrick G. Toohey Henry Toohey ’14 Christian I. Tovar ’20 Mario and Nancy Tovar P ’20 Sharon Townley ’62 Charlie N. Trey-Masters ’19 Todd and Melissa Trice P ’18 Melanie Wright Tripp ’67 Peggy Colvin Tropp ’60 Margot Stevens Trout ’54 Geoffrey M. Troy ’71 and Jane Hausman Troy Andrew P. Trull ’72 and Tacie Yerkes Trull ’74 P ’04, ’06, ’10 Ryan B. Tufford ’20 Alan and Lorraine Tulman P ’93 Nancy Turnbull P ’05 Aisha T. Turner ’20 Leon H. and Lola Turner P ’79, ’82, ’83, GP ’16 Richard H. Turner Jr P ’02 Siti Turner P ’20 Terry Tuttle P ’06, ’08 UGI Storage Company Rebecca Eves Ullrich ’47 and Carl F. Ullrich Julia S. Um ’12 Mark K. Updegrove ’80 E. Chisato Uyeki ’88 Margaret Uyeki P ’85, ’88 Veronique S. Vaillancourt ’89 Sarah O’Connell Vaishville ’90 Aria Vakili P ’13, ’15, ’20 Cameron Vakili ’15 Conrad D. Vakili ’20 Lauren Vakili P ’13, ’15, ’20 Ana R. Valente ’00 Marcia Perera Van Dyck ’55 Harriet Smith Van Hassel ’42 Robert J. Van Pelt ’11 Terese Van Solkema-Waitz ’74 and John Waitz P ’06, ’08 Helen K. Vance ’03 3 2 | G E O R G E S C HOOL

Cynthia L. and Lucy I. Vandenberg P ’23 Hugo and Jennifer VanGeem P ’19, ’21 Virginia Cronister Vaughan Deborah Vereen P ’95 Sean E. Vereen ’95 Victoriah Verna ’18 Javier G. Vidal ’20 Stefan and Olga Vilceanu P ’21 Christopher L. Villareal and Ana Arana Leza P ’20 Clara M. Villareal ’20 Dana Guidetti Vink ’84 Sara Altman Vogel ’54 Christopher E. Von Seggern ’97 Lorelei J. von Stackelberg Jones ’20 Jacqueline L. Vorhauer ’98 John Daniel Voss GP ’15 Jack Vreeswyk ’20 Alice Way Waddington ’45 P ’67, ’69, ’72, ’75, GP ’94, ’96, ’99 E. Clifton Waddington ’77 and Suzanne Waddington James G. Waddington ’67 Mary Waddington ’55 P ’79, ’80 Stephen W. Waddington ’69 P ’94, ’96, ’99 Jonathan and Jennifer Wagar P ’21 Nicole J. Wagner ’92 Walter Owino Wagude ’20 Carey N. Walden ’04 Paul Waldman and Mary Money-Waldman P ’02 Elisabeth Yeatman Walker ’52 P ’86, ’88 Jonathan P. ’60 P ’88 and Patricia Walker Judy Winter Walker ’65 and Stephen R. Walker P ’91 The Estate of William and Anna Walker Jennifer A. Wall ’77 Jennifer Rogin Wallis ’88 Edgar S. Walsh ’55 Douglas A. and Donna Walters P ’12 John H. Walther ’78 Chandler M. Walton ’64 The Estate of Charles A. Walton ’39 David ’68 and Carol Walton P ’02, ’06 Jeremiah Walton ’06 Nathaniel T. Walton ’02 Andy Wander P ’18 Hongliang Wang and Ling Sun P ’20 Jianglin Wang and Yimin Mei P ’22 Samuel and Amy Wang P ’05 Yaze Wang ’20 Zhenyu and Jingmei Wang P ’23 John and Cynthia Ward Elisabeth Satterthwaite Ward ’92 Inis Ward P ’23 Myron and Carol Warshauer P ’90 John P. and Falecia M. Wasicko P ’22 Pamela L. Waters P ’20 Preston C. Waters ’20 Natalie Scull Watkins ’56 Robert D. Wayland-Smith ’61 Holly D. Weaver ’89 David M. and Colette Weber P ’20 Luke Weber ’20 Bruce E. Webster ’77 Katherine Price Webster ’93

Kurt and Jeannette Wegelius P ’91 Denise Zeltt Weinberg ’80 Marc Weinstein ’90 Paul Weinstein and Debbie Bernstein P ’13 Christopher Weir ’52 Karyn Weir ’59 Blake and Marion T. Wells P ’13 Elizabeth Eastburn Wells ’43 Sally Snipes Wells ’70 Isabel Wesman ’19 Gabrielle N. West ’05 Robert and Maureen West P ’05 Alesia H. Weston ’89 Lydia Valentine Wexler ’70 Patrick and Gina Whalen P ’21, ’23 Lisa A. Whalen P ’22 Ann Kauffman Whelan ’45 Joan Burton Whent ’90 and Clive Whent P ’24 Allen Whitaker and Sanovia Stevenson Whitaker P ’21 Headley S. Jr ’52 and Teresa K. White Joan R. White P ’22, ’22 Joseph White P ’22, ’22 and Lillian Fox Christopher P. Whitely ’91 Penelope Whitman ’80 P ’16 Lauren K. Whyte ’20 Willie Deemer Wickman ’67 A. Eric Widenmeyer III ’66 Richard J. Wiest ’75 Justin W. Wiggins ’08 Priscilla S. Wiggins ’12 Susan Keim Wiggins ’81 Madeline Wiley ’13 Margaret Wilkens P ’80, GP ’21 Sherry King Wilkins ’70 Anna M. Williams ’86 Charles P ’10, ’14, ’15, ’16 and Marcella Williams Che’ Williams ’16 Edith Williams P ’81, ’82, GP ’04, ’08 Gregory Williams P ’21 Jennifer C. and Tamara E. Williams P ’23 Krysten Trull Williams ’04 Lisa Williams P ’23 Monique J. Williams ’03 Ramon Williams and Angelique Smith P ’22 Eleanor Segel Williamson ’91 Richard and Evelyn Willis P ’85 Charles F. ’66 and Wendy Willson Adam I. Wilson ’87 Helen Miller Wilson ’40 Jane Wilson P ’04 Kevin L. Wilson ’78 Martha S. Wilson ’65 Mary-Jo Poulton Wimbish ’65 Allan R. ’62 and Susan S. Winn P ’89 Barbara P. Winn ’72 Karen B. Winner ’60 Susan Arnold Winship ’55 Anthony R. Winter ’90 Katherine B. Winter P ’90 Tyler M. Winthrop ’05 William E. ’70 and Victoria Wise Christina A. Wiskowski ’99 Leigh Withers P ’21

Anthony and Jennifer Wolf P ’99 Kathryn Wills Wolf ’40 Sara E. Wolf ’99 Jane Chandler Wolfe ’55 Barry and Linda Wolfenson P ’16 Beatrice Wong ’86 Debbie Wong ’88 Ernest C. Wong ’77 Jimmy F. and Mee Ling Wong P ’86, ’88, ’93 Jon Wong and Irina Petlakh P ’22 Arthur S. Wood ’60 Richard Wood Jr ’57 Roger F. Wood ’65 Mark S. Woodford and Jennifer B. Sparks P ’20, ’22 Stafford A. Woodley Jr ’94 Jada Wooten ’20 Bruce T. Worth ’69 James H. Worth ’51 William P. III ’57 and Laurie R. Worth Harry M. Woske ’42 P ’64, ’69, ’77 and Patricia McKiernan Richard and Carol Wozniak P ’05 Emilie R. Wrese Garand ’20 Nathan C. Wright ’92 W. A. Stewart Wright Jr ’62 Walter C. III ’64 and Leslie E. Wright P ’89, ’92 Larissa A. Wright-Elson ’89 Alice H. Wu ’96 Yun-Jen Wu ’20 Maryann Rosenthal Wyner ’65

Kenneth A. Wyse ’56 Shiyong Xi ’21 Yuchen Xi and Yu Wu P ’21 Wei Xia and Haiyan Lu P ’23 Kai Xing ’00 Dengyun Xu and Dongming Wang Feng Xu and Xiaoqian Tan P ’22 Julio C. Yadaicela and Maria C. Saldana P ’23 Man Yang ’20 Yihan Yang ’23 Jun Yao and Ting Lu P ’20 Qinchen Yao ’20 Zhengsen Ye and Xihong Lu P ’20 Ziqing Ye ’20 Jon and Karen Yerkes P ’22 William and Virginia Yinger Laurent C. Yiu ’20 Deborah A. Young ’66 Kathleen M. Young ’92 Seungmyeon Yu ’20 Saeid Zakeri ’92 Rachel E. Zalisk ’02 Desi Zalman Ely Zamora P ’21 Peter K. Zavitz ’53 Haley N. Zelesko ’19 David and Rebecca Zemach-Lawler P ’16 Alenka M. Zeman ’96 and Dan McIntyre Jan K. Zeman ’94 and Anna Nedelisky-Zeman Kedan Zha ’20 Haojing Zhan ’20

Fan Zhang P ’23 Shaohan Zhang ’20 Tairan Zhang ’20 Yuan-Sheng Zhang and Lin Yan P ’16, ’21 Zhongbin Zhang and Lingyan Wang P ’20 Zhongge Zhang and Lan Wu P ’22 Hongwei Zheng and Xia Feng P ’23 Du Zhou and Chunling Yu P ’22 Norman P. Ziegler ’61 Hugh M. Zimmers ’55 Susan Prigge Zinn ’90 Jerel M. ’68 and Amy Zoltick P ’07 Dave and Michelle Zygnierski P ’22 Anonymous (47)

Gifts in Kind Elizabeth P. Cadwallader ’68 and Terry M. Christensen Glenn J. ’93 and Amy Davis Craig Diamond John Ground Brittany K. Irvin Carolyn Kiely Pamela S. McCullough John D. Orr ’47 P ’73, ’76, ’79 and Diane Siesel Orr ’52 P ’82, ’86 Carol B. Thomas P ’03, ’07, ’09

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Geo rg e S ch ool C la ss of 2020 On Sunday, May 24, George School celebrated its 126th commencement and its first virtual one. The ceremony merged time-honored traditions, such as an opening to “Appalachian Spring” and the head of school’s address, with new features, such as the “presentation” of diplomas (received previously and opened on the day).

Several members of the Class of 2020 spoke and performed: Michael Clark (invocation), Katie Kendrick (“For the Class of 2020,” an original poem), Vee Rachakarakij (“She Was Mine”), Emily Matson (a speech titled “Reflection”), Jada Wooten (“Conqueror,” original

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choreography), and Naomi Namboodiripad (“Think of Me”). Silent worship was accompanied by the artwork of Kelly Banfield and music by Sam Coscia, and during the recessional, the George School Chorale performed “Among Friends” by James Prosser ’85.

As Sam Houser remarked in a letter to the class, “Years from now, you will look back on this spring with some measure of awe because you made it through while staying connected, while continuing your academic progress, and while remaining true to the extraordinary people you are.”

This 2019-2020 Annual Report includes donations made between August 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. George School has tried to recognize all who have contributed so thoughtfully to the school. We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled any name. Please advise us of any errors so that we may correct our records. Write to: Advancement Office, George School, 1690 Newtown Langhorne Road, PMB 4438, Newtown PA 18940, email to advancement@georgeschool.org, or call 215.579.6564.

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FRONT COVER: More than just a game, Four Square is a long-standing campus tradition, played on The Class of 1937 Student Plaza, called Red Square.

The devotees cite inherent George School values—equality, playfulness, flexibility, community, creativity, inclusiveness, responsibility, tolerance, kindness, and humor—as integral to the game. BACK COVER: George School students told tales from the Book of Genesis in the musical Children of Eden in February 2020. The two-act performance moved from the narrative of Adam and Eve, through the legend of Cain and Abel, to the parable of Noah’s Ark.