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2009-2010 Annual Report St. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Abroad Alumni News & Notes

Summer Programs June 14 - August 13

Summer Programs 2010 fed minds from age 2 through Grade 12 with over 200 offerings. Good programs, flexibility and great staff created a successful summer for St. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and kids alike.

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In this issue

Board of Trustees

Head of School: Robert Kosasky Director of Development: Linda Kiser Editor: Katherine Stevens Graphic Designer: Hillary Reilly Contributors: Oliver Carr, Fulvio Cativo, Randy Tajan, Anne Wallace, Racquel Yerbury Photography: Fulvio Cativo, Lauren Cook, Mike Davila, Ruth Faison, Laura Hoffman, Richard Howard, Clinton James ’10, Kris Mohlman, Joseph Phelan Jr., Splendid Photos, Betsy Sparks, Steve Sparks, John Troha, David Utt ’11, Racquel Yerbury, Luther Ziegler

Thanks to departing trustees and welcome to newcomers.

Published September 2010

Features Knowing and Inspiring Through Global Learning Travel outside of the comfort zone brings lessons home—

for high school students who went to Jordan, Jerusalem, Peru and South Africa, and for middle school students who traveled to waterside or city experiences.

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2009-2010 Annual Report The report on a banner year of giving, including completion of the record-breaking Touchstone Endowment Campaign.

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Departments 3 Academic News 24 Message from the Board Chair 51 Alumni News & Notes

About our Cover: The shadow says it was high noon on the terraces of Machu Pichu when Tommy Finton ’11, sporting a native poncho, kicked up his heels for the camera of our guide, Ruben, lower right. Traveler and art department head Lauren Cook caught the whole scene in late June. The costume, the shadow and the alegria made it top choice for our cover story. See page 12.

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Board of Trustees 2010 – 2011

Chair: Anne S. Wallace Vice Chair: Anthony Izzo, III Treasurer: Oliver Carr Secretary: Nancy Appleby Uchenna Anya-Eze Siobhan Davenport Sarah Davis Gail Feagles John V. Geise Jane E. Genster David A. Heywood Aris Mardirossian Robert J. McGovern Iverson Melvin Richard Schoenfeld Kenneth P. Slosser Bradley Thayer Erin M. Wright-Gandhi ’96 Ex-Officio

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St. Andrew’s Magazine is published by the St. Andrew’s Development Office for students, alumni, parents and friends of the school.

Head of School: Robert Kosasky President, Alumni Council: Michael DiPaula-Coyle ’98 Bishop’s Representative: David Booth Beers Counsel: Elizabeth Gunyon Geise President, SAPA: Tonya Finton The mission of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is to know and inspire each child in an inclusive community dedicated to exceptional teaching, learning, and service. Consistent with the values of an Episcopal school, St. Andrew’s is committed to a diverse and inclusive community with respect to race, national origin, religion, gender, sexual orientation, family status, economic circumstance, age, and physical disability in its student body, faculty and staff. Pursuant to all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations, St. Andrew’s does not discriminate in the administration of admission, financial aid or loan practices, educational or other school-sponsored programs and activities, or in the hiring or terms of employment of faculty and staff, except that the Chaplain shall be a member of the clergy of the Episcopal Church.

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Message from Robert

Dear Friends, ach Thursday morning I talk with our Lower School students in Chapel. I eventually connect my message with one of that day’s Biblical readings, but I always begin by whispering the same question to a nearby child: “What’s on my tie today?” Since I favor ties with animals, it’s not a hard question for my young congregation, but it’s the start of three of my favorite minutes each week. Whether it’s comparing a whale pod to a devoted family or a sea turtle’s instinct for its home beach to God’s enduring love for humanity, Chapel talks help me know and nurture our youngest students.

The mission of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is to know and inspire each child in an inclusive community dedicated to exceptional teaching, learning, and service. Exceptional teaching is not a special event at St. Andrew’s; it’s a daily goal and expectation. It’s a small, happy way for me to contribute to the mission of St. Andrew’s. I’m blessed to work in a community where knowing and inspiring each child is what draws my colleagues to campus each day. The relationships between and among teachers and students are the heart of St. Andrew’s, and always have been. Those caring relationships, coupled with our faculty’s extraordinary intellect and curiosity, are the source of St. Andrew’s signature strengths: exceptional teaching, learning, and service. That’s why our new mission state-

ment—a single sentence that captures our distinctive purpose—rings so true. I love how the boldness of our mission statement—particularly the promise of exceptional teaching for each child— matches its simplicity. Exceptional teaching is not a special event at St. Andrew’s; it’s a daily goal and expectation. Our teachers’ current skill and their constant growth catalyze our students’ confidence and achievement. Excellence requires growth, in education, as elsewhere. This year St. Andrew’s completes its preschool-grade 12 sweep with our new fifth grade. In the midst of adding Lower and Intermediate Schools over the past three years, many parents and friends have commented on the smooth transition, and how teaching and learning at St. Andrew’s continually improve. Careful planning and communication have been essential and so has our faculty’s shared commitment to exceptional teaching. I am tremendouly hopeful and excited about the new school year. Our new fifth grade and dynamic partnership with Teach for America are just two indicators of the creativity that infuses St. Andrew’s. We have enrolled a record number of new students for the 2010-11 school year, and the school has never been more broadly diverse. The success of the Touchstone Endowment Campaign and our annual giving program demonstrate the generous love of hundreds of families, alumni, and friends. Thanks to your steadfast support, St. Andrew’s is filled with promise and joy. And rest assured, I have a tie to match that spirit! Faithfully,

Robert Kosasky, Head of School

academic News energized!

Meet Dresden Koons, New Head of Lower School Year One Goals: Fostering Stability—Embracing Unity—Promoting Growth!

ow many 30-somethings can and new community events, too. say this? “I have only been on Amidst all of that, the new head one job interview, and that was 11 was one of four St. Andrew’s teachers years ago when I applied to teach at who trained for, designed, and led St. Andrew’s. I hope that today will a workshop for Teach for America mark my second and last interview.” teachers in the methods of brainOdds are that few of us will have that based teaching and learning, All Kinds job stability in the 21st century, but of Minds. The success of the August that’s what Dresden Koons, master workshop prepares Dresden to help English teacher, mother of two and Lower School teachers, who have all PhD candidate, told parents gathered been trained in the methodology, April 15 to hear her case for becoming carry the techniques into their Lower School head. This affirmation classrooms. “It’s so important that concluded her remarks: “I see this St. Andrew’s big initiatives—brainposition as my future.” based teaching and learning, She got the job and now her service learning and multi-cultural future is St. Andrew’s future: in the studies—have a real presence on both six weeks—at this writing—since she campuses,” she notes, pointing out moved into her office, she has taken the “tremendous potential” in the PSa visionary approach to readying the Grade 12 model, in what we can give Potomac Village campus for the 2010to children and their families over 16 Dresden with Kindergarteners including her daughter Kaeden, 2011 school year: years. “I think that we on the Village center. l There’s a real hot lunch program, with choices (don’t we always start with food?). I see this position as my future. l The After School Program, revamped, will be extensive and movement-based. It will go beyond the popular art, cooking and tae kwon do programs to include literaturecampus have the great opportunity and responsibility to begin the based drama and a soccer program. Classes will run educational journey—the academic, social and spiritual journey. longer and cost less. We’re the foundation of each child’s education.” l Extended Day, also redesigned, will be flexible, support Dresden is a fifth generation Washingtonian who grew up dual working families, include a Drop-In policy, and be and still lives within a mile radius of the Village campus. A a continuation of each child’s school day rather than graduate of Georgetown Visitation, she left Washington only babysitting. to attend Duke University. She came home to marry her high l The facility has been renewed, with reorganized classroom school sweetheart, Alex Perdikis, and earned her MA in English space, offices and an improved music classroom. Language and Literature from the University of Maryland. Her l All seven years of the Lower School curriculum have been PhD, in Curriculum and Instruction from George Washington detailed and “mapped.” University, is pending completion of her dissertation. Two l The language arts curriculum piloted last year, Good sixth-generation Washingtonians, Kaeden and Kossette KoonsHabits, Great Readers, has been expanded through Grade 3. Perdikis, are just starting their second year at St. Andrew’s, in l Watch the calendar for new curriculum-oriented events Grade 1 and PSII, respectively.

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academic News welcome!

New Faces hen St. Andrew’s reopened for the 2010-2011 year, there were six new faculty and staff members among the faces. Seek these people out: their creativity and energy will renew the community and help give everyone John Holden’s famous fresh start! Egan Cannon

ook for the new Intermediate School reading specialist, Egan Cannon, among the small reading groups of the Intermediate School. She’ll be working four mornings a week to keep all 4th and 5th graders appropriately challenged. Ms. Cannon has worked as the Lower School learning specialist at HoltonArms, and at the Gateway School in New York. She has a consulting business, training faculty to work with special needs students, and she helps individual students. Ms. Cannon has a BS in Communication Science and Disorders and an MA in Learning Disabilities, both from Northwestern University in Evanston, IL.

Jackie (Regier) Costa

e’re proud to welcome home alumna Jackie (Regier) Costa ’95 for the position of Assistant Preschool II/ Extended Day teacher in the Lower School. Jackie comes to us from the Bethesda Community School where she was the lead preschool teacher. She has a BS in Early Childhood Education from the University of Maryland. “I’m extremely excited to be coming back to the St. Andrew’s community,” she told us. Jackie’s two children will be in the Lower School in PS I and PreKindergarten.

Betsy Carmody Gonzalez

hen Lower and Intermediate School students gather together for weekly chapel service this year, they will be welcomed by Betsy Carmody Gonzalez, who will be ordained as an Episcopal priest in January. Rev. Gonzalez has an intimate understanding of her congregation: she and her husband, Eddie Gonzalez, have a three-yearold of their own, Ruby, in our PSII. In addition to conducting Lower School and Intermediate School chapels, Rev. Gonzalez will teach religion to Grades 4 through 6 and coordinate Lower School service learning. She was ordained a deacon in June at the Washington National Cathedral and awarded her Masters of Divinity from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific in Berkeley, CA this year. She was involved with St. Columba’s Episcopal Church in Washington and the Diocese of Washington from 2000-2007. Before seeking ordination, Rev. Gonzalez was Art Director for the Washington Post’s The Sunday Source and a designer for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.

academic News Judy Kee

Erica Strachan

ast year the most interesting spot on campus was the corner classroom just inside the Middle School entrance, home of the Fourth Grade, St. Andrew’s newest grade offering. This year, pride of place goes to the new Fifth Grade classroom, and that is where you’ll find Judy Kee, the Grade 5 grade head. Last year Judy was the 3rd and 4th grade science teacher at Grace Episcopal School where she served as Director of Academic Programs from 2000-2003. She previously taught at Belvedere Elementary School in Annandale, VA. Ms. Kee holds a Master of Arts in International Education and a BA in Early Childhood and Elementary Education from George Washington University. She is deeply involved in education and ministry at the Chinese Community Church.

Ryan Keeling

ou may hear Ryan Keeling’s work—as the new director of the Middle School and Upper School Chorus, of 6th grade music and of the Chapel Choirs— before you see him. Mr. Keeling received his Master of Music in Choral Conducting in May from East Carolina University and his Bachelor of Arts in Music Education from West Liberty State College in West Virginia. He directed choirs at both West Liberty State College and East Carolina University. Expect to hear students’ voices in harmony exclaiming, “How can I keep from singing?”

Dan Mellitz

he Performing Arts Department also boasts a second newcomer, Dan Mellitz, the new technical director. Dan is a graduate of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia whose previous job was technical director for the Cultural Affairs Department of the city of Savannah, Georgia.

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tudents of the Lower School will be fortunate again this year to enjoy art classes led by a professional artist. Erica Strachan (pronounced strawn) will be bringing her palette—she has been painting and showing her work for over ten years—to the Lower School art classroom and she will also be the Kindergarten Assistant Teacher. Ms. Strachan earned her Masters in Elementary Education in May from George Washington University and her BA in Communications with a minor in Studio Art from Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama. She is licensed by the District of Columbia to teach elementary grades. While working on her Master’s degree, Ms. Strachan worked as an intern in elementary classrooms and in studio art at the Norwood School, the SAIL Public Charter School in DC and the Sargent Shriver Elementary School in Silver Spring. She is also a graphic designer and NAIA All-American soccer player.

Eric Vacchio

ric Vacchio joins the Technology department, where he’ll help keep the behind-the-scenes digital world humming. Students and parents may encounter him through his avocation as an amateur entomologist. He’s already captured a 50-mm Hercules beetle on the Postoak campus. Mr. Vacchio has a BS and MS in Biology from the University of Maryland and has taught Biology and Chemistry at the American Overseas School in Rome, and Richard Montgomery and Walter Johnson High Schools locally. Before his pursuit of teacher education, Mr. Vacchio was a patent agent with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, examining biotechnology and chemistry patents, and he was previously a biologist at the National Institutes of Health.

academic News goodbyes

Farewell and thank you for all you did for St. Andrew’s! Susan Burke

hat were you doing in 1980? Maybe you weren’t born yet, or can hardly remember, or were having a baby or were in elementary school. For Susan Burke, the answer to the question has always been easy—that was the year she came to St. Andrew’s as administrative assistant to the headmaster, Jess Borg. September 1, 1980 was the beginning of St. Andrew’s 3rd year—the school was located in the former Clara Barton Elementary School in Cabin John over the Post Office. Susan was one of four staffers; there were five full-time and 10 part-time teachers.

Susan was Associate Director of College Counseling and mistress of a gumball machine that dispensed peanuts and conversation. Over the years, Susan weathered the tripling of the student body by 1981, enjoyed commencement ceremonies for the first graduating class in 1982, witnessed the addition of a 6th grade in 1990 and later an entire preschool and elementary school, moved to two different campuses and became Secretary to the Academic Dean and later Administrative Assistant for College Counseling/Admissions. For the last many years, she was Associate Director of College Counseling and mistress of a gumball machine that dispensed peanuts and conversation. Susan, we will miss you!

Donna Thomas

hat can you say about a friend who is willing to channel Tina Turner—with full wig and full voice— at the annual faculty/staff party? Donna Thomas, Administrative Assistant for the Athletics Department and Transportation Coordinator, has played many roles at St. Andrew’s, from managing the school store, to riding herd on three seasons of athletic teams, 6

to making the buses run on time. More than most staffers, she got to know many students over the years, and probably has as many fans as Tina Turner. Donna began her job a few days before students flooded the Postoak campus for the first time, in August, 1998. She’s part of our history—an inimitable part!

Elaine St. Clair

laine St. Clair has been part of campus life since 1992, when she joined the Business Office as Administrative Assistant. Over the years she managed employee benefits and claims, handled maintenance for equipment and all kinds of purchasing. Ordering new file folders is one thing, but for the science department who need their frogs or chemicals just right, “purchasing agent” is a title that belongs in stars. Physics teacher Kurt Sinclair—who made exacting orders of astronomy equipment—called Elaine “a good friend who would gladly listen to my concerns and share her wisdom.” Elaine’s favorite job was eliminated by technology: ordering and sorting books for the entire student body. “It was a lot of work but so satisfying to see all the textbooks sorted and laid out for the entire student body to start the year.”

David Tomlinson

avid Tomlinson came to St. Andrew’s as tech director for the Performing Arts Department in 1998. His affable nature and can-do spirit endeared him to faculty and students alike. “Mr. T” had a gentlemanly streak and a certain style—with an opening night tradition of giving a red rose to each female member of the cast, crew and band. His excellent carpentry and creative work on sets, lighting and sound for musical and theatrical productions helped to transform students into performing artists.

academic News smart

St. Andrew’s Faculty Train D.C. Public School Teachers in Teach For America Partnership

our St. Andrew’s teachers—John Holden, Dresden Koons, Phyllis Robinson and Glenn Whitman—led 37 Washington-area

Teach for America corps members in a four-day “The Brain and Learning Workshop” from August 2 to 5. The goal of the workshop was to transform the teaching of the dozens of young TFA members weeks before they re-entered classrooms for their second year, providing specific guidance in helping all kinds of minds learn. “Our teachers are particularly well-suited to deliver this workshop, as they are specialists in teaching each child

innovatively and effectively,” said Robert Kosasky, Head of School. “Our teachers are trained and experienced in developing each

child’s learning potential.”

TFA corps members Shir Caspi, Alivia Nuzzo and Gabrielle Martinez work on a presentation with Dresden Koons and John Holden.

Our teachers are particularly well-suited to deliver this workshop, as “ they are specialists in teaching each child innovatively and effectively. ” Robert Kosasky, Head of School

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Potomac Village campus news good Times

Annual Fun Fair

Moving Up!

he Annual Fun Fair, May 22 on the Village Campus,

gathered good friends and served up fun and games.

Clockwise from left: Interim Head of Lower School Mary Jane Puckett, Michael Hastings, Ugo Eze, Paige Christensen, Dean Brown, Cate Black, Grade Head Vanessa Rothstein, Head of School Robert Kosasky, Cameron Reeder, Julia McGowan, Hayley Parsons, Conrad Martens, and Holden Fatheree. Kindergartner Preston Winkler tries the slide feet first.

scrambled

Survivor: St. Andrew’s Style— Field Day, May 28

Assistant to the Head of School, Monique McMillan-Jackson and Naomi Jackson, now a PS I student, enjoy their future schoolhome.

Contests of all sorts tested St. Andrew’s students on both campuses on a hot sunny Field Day. Here, two eggs and four kids, survivors of many tosses.

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way to go!

Middle School Recognizes Student Achievement

hursday June 10 was a day to recognize and reflect on the achievements of middle schoolers for their hard work during the 200910 school year. Honorees at the Middle School Honors Assembly were awarded prizes in academic subjects as well as arts, athletics, leadership and service. In his remarks to the students, Mark Segal, Head of St. Andrew’s Intermediate School and Middle School, asked students to think about how they want to be remembered. “Eighth graders, as you are about to embark on to the next stage of your lives I challenge you to come

The Middle School Band, under the direction of Dr. Amy Wooley.

Catherine Ahmad, recipient of the Head of School’s Award.

up with your own positive legacies,” Segal told students. The 2009-10 Head of School’s Award, given to a student for personal achievement and contribution

to the school community, went to rising 9th grader Catherine Ahmad. The excellence in the Study of Academics award was presented to Aaron Sibarium and Isabelle Schellenger. William Duvall and Kristin Butler received

the Sportsmanship Award and Blair Ezra was recognized with the Saints Award for her charity, service, graciousness and kindness.

outdoor learning

Sixth Grade C&O Canal Bike Riders Explore Geography, Science and History

icycles were the medium for 25 intrepid sixth graders

students outside of the classroom yet still having the chance to

to explore the historic C & O Canal in April, seeing first

teach and learn while enjoying nature and exercising.”

hand how the Potomac River’s geography, science and

history relate to the “5 Themes of Geography,” the focus

of the sixth grade Geography class.

The excursion also touched upon environmental science themes covered in classroom with science teacher Kris Mohlman. “This trip allowed students to apply what they have learned about

“The trip—14-miles—was a great success,” said Scott Corkran, who came up with the idea for the trip with fellow Geography

geography and science in an authentic setting. Thus the learning experience became much more real for them,” said Whitman.

teacher Glenn Whitman. “It was really neat to interact with the

This trip allowed students to apply what “ they have learned about geography and science in an authentic setting. Thus the learning experience became much more real for them. ” Glenn Whitman, Geography Teacher

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values

celebrate!

St. Andrew’s Marks Honors Day

St. Andrew’s Celebrates 29th Commencement

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f you want to see what a school really values, look at the awards,” Head of School Robert Kosasky told the students, faculty and parents in the audience for Upper School Honors Day 2009-10. The June 2 ceremony featured the introduction of the

Stone Taylor Weeks Award for Excellence in the Study of History.

The prize is named after St. Andrew’s Class of 2003 graduate Stone Taylor Weeks, who died in 2009, and during his life showed a deep interest and passion for the study of history.

Linton Weeks (at podium) and Jan Weeks present the first Stone Taylor Weeks Award to Marco Bonvilian ’10, alongside Alex Haight, far left, and Robert Kosasky.

ongratulations to the 88 seniors who graduated June 11 at the National Cathedral. Dr. Armistead C. G. Webster, then-Lower School Principal at Norwood School and father of senior Steve Webster, gave the commencement address. Webster, now Head of School at Renbrook School in West Hartford, Conn., urged seniors to use empathy and imagination as they head off Steve Webster ’10 embraces the to college in the fall and in their commencement speaker, his dad future careers. “Real education Dr. Armistead C. G. Webster. happens when you are able to see the world not just with your own senses and from your own point of view and based on your particular life experiences,” Webster said in his remarks to students. “Real education takes place when you see the world though the eyes of others. Empathy and imagination are truly the sixth and seventh senses as they allow us into worlds we would never experience with our other five senses.” award winning

Goldberg Places Third in Photography at Independent Schools Art Competition

Chair of the Board Anne Wallace presents the William Way Award to Philip Doerr, who, as president of the Student Government Association, also took home the Francisco Hope Garces SGA Leadership Award. The ceremony recognized this year’s valedictorian, Columbia University-bound senior Marco Bonvillian. The salutatorian was Lauren Heywood, now attending Dartmouth College.

ongratulations to Madeline Goldberg ’10,

seen here with her awardwinning photograph and St. Andrew’s photography teacher Hevia Paxson, for placing third in photography at this year’s 2010 Best of the Independent Schools Art Competion!

Photography teacher Hevia Paxson celebrates with winner Madeline Goldberg.

community

Annual Year-End Service Projects Put Seniors to Work

t. Andrew’s senior class worked at more than 50

the humanity and dignity of those they help and, hopefully, to

local organizations as part of the senior service

more deeply appreciate their own material blessings. Among

project. The annual two-week project is a perfect way

the various projects this year, seniors volunteered at hospitals,

for the seniors to end their time at St. Andrew’s, said

helped the homeless, cared for animals, maintained trails and

Gregg Ponitch, the Senior Service Coordinator.

gardens and worked with elementary school-children.

“Rather than having our seniors do a straight internship as some schools do, our preference is to have students complete a service-oriented project. Our students are put to good use in the organizations for which they volunteer—they prove to be a tremendous help,” he said. The project, which has run every year since the school’s founding in 1978, is grounded in the spiritual life principles

…Our students are put to “ good use in the organizations for which they volunteer—they prove to be a tremendous help.

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Gregg Ponitch, Senior Service Coordinator

of the school. The goal is to help students better understand

Students served in ways large and small throughout the Washington area community during the 2010 senior service projects.

study Abroad

Seniors Win Scholarship for Study in China, Russia

ising seniors Peter James and Cara Huskey traveled to Russia and China, respectively, over the summer as part of the National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y). Peter studied Russian in Kazan, Russia and Cara studied Mandarin in Zhezhong, China while living with a Chinese family. The merit-based NSLI-Y scholarship, funded by the U.S. State Department, provides for international travel, tuition and accommodations with a host family. Huskey and James are two of 650 NSLI scholars, selected from among 16,000 applicants, participating in the 2010-11 program.

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Cara Huskey lived with a Chinese family and enjoyed cultural experiences while studying Mandarin.

Knowing and Inspiring Through Global Learning Rac q u e l Y e r b u r y, L at i n T e ac h e r

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’m jotting notes at daybreak on March 24, 2010 from the height of a massive outcrop of sandstone, one of the mountainous islands of rock that emerge from the red desert of Wadi Rum stretched all around us. Our camp is near. I can see Corbin and Marco stepping from their tent and stopping suddenly to look at the blaze of geology enveloping them. Katerina, absorbed in her thoughts, is walking toward the stone patio near the long, community tent. Betsy and Steve, parent adventurers extraordinaire, have just sat down, chatting warmly with our Bedouin hosts. I’m suddenly craving the sage tea we were greeted with late last night under a crisp moon, with kindness, deep in the raw ancient wilderness of southern Jordan. The hospitality of the Bedouin, despite our arrival after 11:00 p.m., was striking. They are generous, with affectionate humor, with openness, with accomodation for us and our curiosity. We feel entirely welcome. One more time, I consult the morning sky Andrea Roman ’10, Parent Kathryn Stack, Patrick Stack ’10, John Gill ’10, ng the dunes at Wadi Run. and this soaring Joseph Sparks ’06, and Amanda Bernard ’11, climbi landscape, then give a final glance to the book in my hands. In the margin, I have several quotes scribbled and they leap from the page:

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“Traveling is a brutality. It forces you to trust strangers and to lose sight of all that familiar comfort of home and friends. You are constantly off balance. Nothing is yours except the essential things – air, sleep, dreams, the sea, the sky – all things tending towards the eternal or what we imagine of it.” — Cesare Pavese “Everything you’re sure is right can be wrong in another place.” — Barbara Kingsolver “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.” — Mark Twain I’m humbled by the privilege of being in this enchanted land and the quotes have bite. I feel elated and swear to the beauty of essential things around me that I won’t waste this, that I will honor this. What’s evident is that the students, parents, and colleagues with me, marked by a similar personal deliberation, honor this. This morning, this people, this land. An indelible impression is clear in everyone’s eyes.

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Learning is real. Travel confronts. Inspiration is key.

Sam Nitray ’13 with

Joseph Sparks Friendly camels carry alumnus famous the to rks, Spa e Stev and his dad, “Treasury” at Petra.

hero.

our host kids in Chiac

This journal entry from the spring is really part of a much longer contemplation of our school, of education, and of community. What I know firsthand is that we’re serious about learning being transformative and inclusive, about knowing our students and inspiring them. That’s the reason

I work here. And, it’s this ethos that captures the spirit and the grit of our Jordan and Jerusalem program and, indeed, that defines all of our global travel programs and our domestic service learning programs. Learning is real. Travel confronts. Inspiration is key.

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nother moment: It is late June 2010 in Urubamba, Peru. We are in a rural village with our guides Miguel and Francesca, and with our teachers today, Jorge and several members of farming families — women, men, and children who have just fed us a mid-morning snack of roasted potatoes, corn cakes, and chicha morada. The Andes dominate the horizon. Their presence puts your heart in your throat — the unquestionable natural fortress of the Sacred Valley. Jorge walks us to a field where two oxen stand yoked by a wooden apparatus leading a hand-guided plow. Each ox is larger than an automobile. They are magnificent and intimidating and burdened. Then, Jorge explains some

farming practices and a bit about daily life for the indigenous people taking care of us. A man guides the oxen skillfully; they move with the power of breathing bulldozers. Then, it’s Kevin’s turn. And, Sarah’s. Matt’s. Kesia’s. Everyone who wants a turn has one. Some of us have a hard time wielding the plow and keeping pace with the oxen. All of us are sweaty and tired after just one turn in the field. We learn that the farmers plow for hours. What that means sinks in. Later, Rubin, in the woven colors of his ancestors, leads us through the Inca city of timeless renown, Machu Picchu. It exceeds its extraordinary reputation. The site is shocking. How can this exist? We really have stepped into a fairytale, a history book, a cloud forest. With scholarly precision, Rubin points out the intricacies of design, the Inca mastery of environmental architecture, the use of astronomy, lost principles still trying to be understood by archaeologists from every nation. The students, the parents, the teachers: we’re all sponges. Sometimes we’re snapping photos feverishly. Sometimes we’re

too awestruck to lift the camera. Some spend the rest of the day hiking the site. Some ask questions in Spanish. Some draw, explore, and lie in the sun on one of the thousand terraces of this city atop its jagged green peak. Dare I say it — inspiration may be an understatement for the experiential education of those days. The connection with Francesca is strong too; her rapport with the students flows; they facebook her immediately.

his year about 100 people from the St. Andrew’s community, mostly students, but some parents and teachers, returned from our global learning experiences and domestic service travel programs inspired. Ask them. We were in South Africa for the tenth year working with our partners at the Bokamoso Youth Centre, in the Middle East as part of our multiyear circumnavigation studies of ancient and modern Mediterranean civilizations, in Peru exploring language and cultural

The Inti Raym i festival in C usco, Peru, a celebration of the Inca su n god.

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ture class at the Cape of Goo

with St. Andrew’s Race and Cul

Dare I say it â&#x20AC;&#x201D; inspiration may be an understatement for the experiential education of those days.

Students of the Race and Culture class share a smile over the heads of children in Wintervelt, South Africa.

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immersion opportunities, in the Florida Keys as environmental stewards and scuba divers, and in Chicago serving underrepresented populations — as we have for the better part of a decade. In recent years, we’ve sponsored thriving programs in Honduras, South Africa, Egypt, Greece, Italy, Spain, Quebec, Dominica, Chicago, and Appalachia. ur long-term goals for global learning at St. Andrew’s build upon the strong foundation of our past and present success; they are progressive, confident, and exciting goals appropriate to the demonstrated expertise of our faculty and staff. Among our goals are these: First, we will maintain and, in some cases, expand our standing connections

m program rdan and Jerusale Students on the Jo rn desert ste ea sign near the contemplated this castles in Jordan.

(as with our language immersion programs) and we will develop new long-term connections with partner institutions overseas and at home. On this latter front, Rev. Luther Zeigler has been working to establish a partnership with another Episcopal school in Haiti —

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as he describes it, “a sustained, long-term relationship that will allow us to keep Haiti in our hearts, in our minds, and in our prayers. It’s a wonderful opportunity for us to connect culturally with another group of teachers and students to do service and to deepen our relationship with a new part of the world.” Second, we will seek innovative ways to enable as many students as possible to participate in our overseas and servicelearning travel experiences. This is a challenge in any economic climate, but comprehensive planning and new initiatives will seek to increase an already outstanding rate of participation: Almost 25% of our upper school student body participated in global learning travel programs or summer domestic servicelearning travel programs this year! Third, we will make St. Andrew’s global learning and domestic servicelearning travel programs more widely known in the greater D.C. metro community. Our programs are exemplary. When our students, parents, and teachers tell their stories, the result is powerful. St. Andrew’s is also committed to international students who seek to study in the U.S. Not only do we have inspirational experiences abroad each year, but students from Honduras and South Africa become part of the St. Andrew’s community annually, bringing new cultural perspectives to campus and building lasting relationships. An important piece of our global learning involves initiatives to welcome international students who study here for three weeks, six months, a year, or multiple years. Much is on the horizon to be shared and celebrated. llllll

Knowing and Inspiring Through Global Learning

Middle School Trips he trip each Middle School class takes either at the beginning or the end of the school year achieves some of the same benefits, with a short distance, that long distance travel gives to Upper School travelers. The challenge of a ropes course, education on the Chesapeake and service learning downtown take students outside of their comfort zones and encourages them to expand their ability to identify with others and the broader world. Says Chuck James, who coordinates, with Ginger Cobb and Luther Zeigler, service learning for Grades 4-12, â&#x20AC;&#x153;True community depends on us seeing in others a being like our self. It is then that we understand our shared commonalties and we fully offer our care, our respect and our nurturance to others.â&#x20AC;?

Bar-T Ranch When they face group and individual challenges on the ropes courses, 7th graders conquer fear and become tied to one another.

Knowing and Inspiring Through Global Learning

Chesapeake Bay On a small island in the Chesapeake, our 6th grade students become comrades and stewards of the earth.

Through service to others 8th graders learn what true leadership is.

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Congratulations to the

Class of 2010

College Counseling by the Numbers: The College Counseling Office takes a statistical look back at the Class of 2010’s successful college admissions process.

The 88 seniors in the Class of 2010 submitted an average of 8 applications per student. l Our seniors applied to 250 different schools and were admitted to 201 different institutions. 44% of the class filed Early Decision applications. l The largest number of applications to any one school (University of Maryland, College Park) was 17 and the largest number of students admitted to any one school (again, University of Maryland, College Park) was 15. l The Class of 2010 will attend 67 different schools next year. There are 15 schools that will enroll 2 or more of our graduates – Carleton College, Carnegie Mellon University, Duke University, Eckerd College, George Washington University, Goucher College, Hamilton College, Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Ithaca College, New York University, Oberlin College, Southern Methodist University, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Maryland/College Park, University of South Carolina. l Carnegie Mellon University, George Washington University, Goucher College, University of Maryland, College Park and New York University tied for the largest number of graduates choosing to attend one school – 3. l The Class of 2010 will attend college in 24 different states. 1 student will attend college in the United Kingdom, and 4 students will attend college in DC. 63 students will attend a private institution, and 25 students will attend a public institution. l The states with the largest number of students attending are: New York (16), Pennsylvania (13) and Maryland (10).

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Corbin Ayers Nikki Azzara Daniel Belchamber Tom Belikove Kelsey Beveridge Marco Bonvillian Tucker Brown Aidan Bundy Jeremy Burke Danielle Burthey Dani Cahn Alaina Carr Joe Chaney Jennie Chavis Jaclyn Cohen Darian Conklin Carl Curran Mina Dailami Philip Doerr David Dunn Michael Edmondson Wendy Eisenberg Alex Facciobene Corey Fried Matt Gallagher Charlie Gill John Gill Cassandra Glass-Royal Chrissy Goldbaum Maddy Goldberg Alex Gompf Matthew Graves Chaz Griffen Claire Hansen Cami Harris Brendan Harvey Severn Henry Lauren Heywood Alysha Howard Clinton James Andrew Jimenez Colin Lang Sabrina Manfield Aymar Marino-Maza

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Virginia Commonwealth University University of Delaware Carnegie Mellon University Muhlenberg College Franklin and Marshall College Columbia University Frederick Community College University of Glasgow The College of Wooster Goucher College Kenyon College University of Colorado/Boulder Goucher College Lafayette College Washington University in St. Louis Indiana University of PA Carnegie Mellon University Oberlin College Duke University College of Charleston University of Vermont Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester University of South Carolina University of Michigan McDaniel College University of Colorado, Boulder Gettysburg College Elon University Tufts University Syracuse University York College of Pennsylvania George Washington University The College of Idaho Washington College Union College Carleton College American University Dartmouth College University of Mary Washington Longwood University University of Maryland, College Park Connecticut College College of William & Mary Cornell University

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Greg Michel Ben Naughton Jonah Orr Daniel Parker Jimmy Petersen Chris Petito Kristina Petraites Noah Platt Gus Redmond Catherine Rich Kati Richer Andrea Roman Carolyn Rush Joey Schepis Lisa Schoch Olivia Sentelle Hannah Sherman Philip Shulman Michael Siddall Elliott Silverman Christine Sim Catherine Singer Mandie Slosser Mark Small Jack Smith Patrick Stack Taylor Stanton David Sturgeon Donte Taylor Michael Thomas Nick Thrane Matt Toch Cory Todd Brendan Toussaint Ben Wald Steve Webster Katherine Weech Ava Weiss Kat Werner Danae Wheeler Stephen White Kevin Wyatt Ben Yeo Katherine Young

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Carleton College Ithaca College Vassar College Salisbury University Southern Methodist University Eckerd College Eckerd College Duke University Juniata College George Washington University Carnegie Mellon University Boston College Ithaca College Susquehanna University Wake Forest University Goucher College University of California Berkeley Hamilton College University of Virginia Southern Methodist University University of Maryland, College Park New York University Baylor University University of Wisconsin, Madison Rice University University of Pittsburgh Oberlin College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Hobart and William Smith Colleges University of Maryland, College Park Montana State University Colorado College Oberlin Conservatory of Music Clark University Muhlenberg College Hobart and William Smith Colleges Florida State University University of Chicago George Washington University New York University New York University University of Alabama Hamilton College Miami University, Oxford

Board of Trustees

Thank You to Our Departing Trustees

The Board of Trustees is

Ted Cage ‘85 served three years as an ex-officio member while he was President of the Alumni Association and four as a full trustee. Throughout his service, he was a presence on campus, renewing his relationships to faculty and forging new friendships with staff. He was a valuable member of the Master Planning Committee because of his background as an architect, and he served on the Committee on Trustees. Among the first alumni to serve on the board, Ted was a defender and champion of the school, recalls Robert Kosasky, who adds, “I have been grateful to be able to count on Ted as a clear and strong supporter of what the school’s mission is and as someone confident that St. Andrew’s growth and change was for the better.”

the governing body of an independent school. St. Andrew’s is fortunate in its trustees, who take their responsibilities very seriously. In June, four hard-working trustees—Ted Cage, Ann Michel, Richard Shackleford and Tina Silberman—cycled off the board. This fall, two alumni and two current parents will begin contributing their wisdom and expertise. We thank the retiring trustees for their service and introduce the four newcomers.

Ann Michel, mother of Stephen ’06, Jeffrey ’07 and Greg ’10, played a leadership role in fundraising for St. Andrew’s since her first year as a parent. She served six years on the board, chairing the Committee on Trustees, the Touchstone Campaign Steering Committee and Annual Giving, and ending as Vice Chair of the Board. Blessed with a friendly, open, and unassuming demeanor, Ann was a master of making people feel welcome. St. Andrew’s benefited from her conviction about its strengths, even while she worked to make it better. “One of her greatest gifts,” remarks Kosasky, was her “deep love and understanding of serviceoriented communities— churches and schools. She is a person who understands how people will feel about issues, and knows how to respond.” Ann was given the PALS Award (for parent leadership and service) in 2010.

Richard (Shack) Shackleford’s daughter Carla graduated from St. Andrew’s in 1993. Eleven years later, he generously came back to serve two terms as a trustee, from 2004-2010. He always served on the Diversity Committee and served many years on the Finance and Trustees Committees. Board Chair Anne Wallace called him “the most dependable, reliable trustee. He came to everything. He and his wife, Cafiner, served in every way we ever asked.” She also credits him with a unique ability to understand and convey the characteristics of risk management. He has also been a stalwart of the Admission Office, attending fairs, open houses and personally testifying to the strength of the St. Andrew’s experience. “He has a magic ability to convey the spirit of St. Andrew’s,” observes Kosasky.

Welcome New Trustees

Tina Silberman began her board service as an ex-officio member when she was SAPA President and went on to serve four years as a trustee. She’s a standout for her energy and enthusiasm, so full of life that her leadership was a draw to others to participate. She would note the need for attention somewhere and then volunteer to do it, bringing people in to help her. She chaired two auctions, co-chaired the yearlong 30th Anniversary celebration, was a founding member of the Diversity Committee and served on the Touchstone Campaign Steering Committee. “She helped build community,” Anne Wallace said. For the Head of School, Tina’s “intellect and her courage in saying what she thought was the right thing for the school” were equally valuable contributions to her trusteeship. Bob and Tina Silberman’s three sons —Rob ’09, Chris, and John—all attended St. Andrew’s.

And now, please welcome new trustees Uchenna AnyaEze, Aris Mardirossian, Erin Wright-Gandhi and Michael Di-Paula Coyle:

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Uchenna Anya-Eze came to St. Andrew’s two years ago when her oldest child entered 7th grade. She has been active on the school’s Outreach Committee. She has worked in bank management and customer service in her native Nigeria and in Los Angeles, and has operated a toy exporting business and an online cosmetics business. Uchenna and Anthony Eze have a bi-continental life, with Anthony employed fulltime in Nigeria and Uchenna and the three children (4th graders Ify and Ugo, and 9th grader, Ekene) joining him for summers.

Aris Mardirossian, engineer, holder of a variety of patents, and businessman, is President and CEO of Technology Patents, LLC. He has served on the board of Suburban Hospital, the Governor’s Commission of Judiciary Selection for Montgomery County, and the University of Maryland’s Board of Visitors for the School of Engineering—to name just a few examples of his engrossing civic commitment. Aris and Marianne Mardirossian have a son, Matthew, in the 5th grade and a second child at Our Lady of Mercy School.

Erin Wright-Gandhi ’96 recently stepped down from a position as Acting Director of Advancement at Washington International School to accompany her husband, Koonal Gandhi, to San Francisco. The move coincides with Erin’s completion of a term as President of St. Andrew’s Alumni Council. During her two years as an ex-officio trustee, she served on the Sustainability Task Force, the Strategic Planning Committee, and chaired the Mission Statement task force. The Board is delighted that Erin will accept the invitation to join as a full, albeit long-distance, trustee, flying or tele-commuting to meetings. Please read all about the fourth new member of the Board, Michael DiPaula Coyle—new President of the Alumni Council—in the Alumni News section, page 55.

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It’s Been a Banner Year

ast year, our two campuses were festooned with banners which read The Touchstone Campaign: Our promise to each child. The big, colorful banners drew attention to the largest and most successful fund raising campaign in St. Andrew’s history. Gifts from our parents, alumni, parents of alums, teachers and staff raised $12 million dollars for the school’s endowment, dedicated to the promise the school has made to reach each child—at whatever age and whatever current ability—to foster and nurture a true love and understanding of learning. Community-wide belief in the mission of the school made this campaign successful. Parents, alumni, students all realize the importance of the strong student-teacher relationship, the need for a diverse student body and the importance of service. I have heard so many wonderful stories from you about what St. Andrew’s has meant to your family—be it in preschool or high school. St. Andrew’s also has enjoyed a very successful year on many other fronts. We surpassed our annual giving goal of $750,000 and had a wonderful auction. We also welcomed our first Intermediate students with the start of our new 4th grade. The Potomac Village Campus continued to grow in size and in spirit, and hosted a whole calendar of fun-filled events, from Italian Night to the Fun Fair. Volunteers made possible all of these St. Andrew’s events. Hundreds of parents helped out in SAPA-sponsored events,

from Homecoming to Arts Week; alums came back to campus to participate in the Alumni Council or play in alumniteacher-student sporting events and reuned with their classmates. Teachers, students and parents all worked together in the new Campus Kitchen service project. We are fortunate to have such an involved and giving community at St. Andrew’s. What’s in store this year? You may have noticed the new banners displaying the key words of our mission statement: The mission of St. Andrew’s Episcopal School is to know and inspire each child in an inclusive community dedicated to exceptional teaching, learning, and service. The School can successfully carry out this mission because of the incredible generosity from all of you. Thank you to the entire St. Andrew’s community—I look forward to another “Banner Year”.

Anne S. Wallace

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Chair Anne S. Wallace Vice Chair Ann A. Michel Treasurer Oliver Carr, III Secretary Anthony J. Izzo, III

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Members Nancy Appleby Theodore A. Cage ’85 Siobhan Davenport Sarah Davis Gail W. Feagles John V. Geise Jane Genster David A. Heywood Robert J. McGovern Iverson S. Melvin Richard Shackleford Richard Schoenfeld Christina J. Silberman Bradley R. Thayer Kenneth Slosser

Ex-Officio Head of School Robert Kosasky President, Alumni Council Erin M. Wright-Gandhi ’96 Bishop’s Representative David Booth Beers President, SAPA Tonya Finton Counsel Elizabeth Geise

St. Andrew’s Parents Association 2009-2010 Committee Chairs/Co-Chairs Admission Betsy Sparks Bokamoso Gift Shop Thereza Sherman Book Fair (Potomac Village Campus) Ann Kane Booster Club Sarah Davis Faculty/Staff Appreciation Debby Goldberg Donna Izzo Lili Mehta Marianne Wyble Faculty Grants Sarah Davis Flower Mart Thereza Sherman Fun Fair (Potomac Village Campus) Chrissy Summers Tina Rouse Golf and Tennis Tournament Mike Azzara Sarah Davis Bridgit Fried Grandparents Day Lisa Cort Nancy Curran-Kiesel HEART Mary Fairbanks Vanessa Piala Holiday Decorations Alissa Winkler Colleen Shepard

Executive Committee

President Tonya Finton

Treasurer Kerry Malawista

Vice President Valerie Grace

Upper School Coordinator Janice Dudley

Vice President Stephanie Renzi

Middle School Coordinator Jennifer Horst

Vice President Mary Fairbanks

Lower School Coordinator Tami Mallios

Vice President Alissa Winkler

Volunteer Chair Thereza Sherman

Parent-to Parent Chair Kristen Saada

At-Large Representative Anne Duvall

Secretary Diane Hastings

Diversity Representative Gina Toussaint

Homecoming Kurtis Tai Marie Tai Italian Night (Potomac Village Campus) Sue McGowan Anne Black Outreach/Community Service Jane Butt Diane Hastings Gabrielle Herderschee-Hunter Alissa Winkler Parent Diversity Committee Elaine Burthey Performing Arts Kris Coleman Brown Post Prom Party Joan Barron Lee-Ann Slosser

St. Andrew’s Night Terri Adams Visual Arts Margie Tommer Walkathon Sara Sennett Connie Sullivan Young Author’s Festival (Potomac Village Campus) Amy Moore Admission Josephine Agbaniyaka Rachel Ahmed Lisa Albright Amanda Allen ’98 Uchenna Anya-Eze Nancy Appleby Cynthia Azzara Mike Azzara Suzy Barnello Joan Barron Lisa Barton Anne Black Sally Buckman Bettina Burr Elaine Burthey Kate Carey Kim Carr Ann Cohen Ola Cole Ingrid Conklin Lisa Cort Nancy Curran-Kiesel Siobhan Davenport Sarah Davis Page Dekker Sandra Delisthasis Kathy Doerr-Tansey Elizabeth Drucker Janice Dudley Anne Duvall Liz Ehinger Caroline Ernst Vivian Farley Suzanne Feigert Jan Fine Tonya Finton Christine Fruewirth Kris Gali Betsy Geise Jack Geise Kristen Georges ’82 Beatriz González-Kosasky Tereguebode Goungou Valerie Grace Jodi Graves Mike Harris ’93 Diane Hastings Ricki Helfer Amy Helms ’03 Margaret Hemmig Gabrielle Herderschee-Hunter Clare Herington David Heywood

Auction Cathy Albo Lisa Albright Gail Bell Bonnie Carr Sarah Davis Page Dekker Janice Dudley Shelley Hess Susan Hughes Sylvia Hunt Liz Ehinger Vivian Farley Laurie Farr Suzanne Feigert Mary Feinstein Tonya Finton Debby Goldberg Beatriz González-Kosasky Jodie Graves Amy Holmwood Lynn Longley Heather Lucas Sally McLuckie Connie McGuire Azi Miri Ana Pabon-Naab Diane Pabon-Nugent Stephanie Renzi Rose Sanford Sara Sennett Trudy Shahabi Ruth Sorenson Anna Tate Margie Tommer Gina Toussaint Janice Van Stolk Anna Velazco Anne Walker Anne Wallace Deanna Wolfire

Jamie Hilmi Laura Hoffman Susan Hughes Sylvia Hunt David Ikels ’89 Tony Izzo Trevor Johnson ’04 Anne Kane Shelley Keneally Brenda Kittay Dresden Koons Kerry Malawista Tami Mallios Sabrina Mathewson Connie McGuire Ann McLarty Angela Messersmith Ann Michel Manju Malkani David Mitchell Amy Moore Diana Nugent Katherine O’Kieffe ’94 Martha O’Neill Ana Pabon-Naab Marie Park Bob Petraites Megan Pryor Laurre Reeder Tina Rouse Kristen Saada Emine Sandi Rosemary Sanford Hunter Schoenfeld Richard Shackleford Trudy Shahabi Lauren Simpson Lee-Ann Slosser Catherine Soodak Betsy Sparks Christine Sporidis Janis Sposato Tammy Stone ’87 Madelyn Sturgeon Jodi Tabner-Thayer Anna Tate Tom Taylor ’00 Brad Thayer Ann Toch Pandy Todd Margie Tommer Gina Toussaint Anne Wallace Emily Williams ’02 Monica Williams Alissa Winkler Marianne Wyble Jackie Young

Book Fair Sue McGowan Jennifer Parsons Faculty/Staff Appreciation Debby Goldberg, Co-Chair Donna Izzo, Co-Chair Lili Mehta, Co-Chair Marianne Wyble, Co-Chair Rachel Ahmed Lisa Barton Anne Black Jenneh Brooks David Brown Lisa Cort Nancy Curran-Kiesel Sandra Delisthasis Betsey Drucker Liz Ehinger Laurie Farr Vivian Farley Laurie Farr Tonya Finton Beatriz González Kosasky Ingrid Hansen Leigh Henry

Alumni Weekend Alex Freeman ’05 Maura Green ’00 Jennifer Greiner ’85 Alisa Kaswell ’05 Tim McCune ’95 Tom Talyor ’00 Colin Troha ’95

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Gabrielle Herderschee-Hunter Laura Hoffman Anne Kane Lina Kassis Liz Kiingi Mary Lehnhard Mary Libutti Tami Mallios Cathy McCoy Connie McGuire Angela Messersmith Tara Mitchell Diana Nugent Debbie Olsen Martha O’Neill Jennifer Parsons Tina Rouse Emine Sandi Caroline Semmler Lauren Simpson Catherine Soodak Chrissy Summers MaryAnne Tarkington Jodi Thayer Margie Tommer Ann Toch Anne Ubl Anne Walker Alissa Winkler Fun Fair (Potomac Village Campus) Chrissy Summers Tina Rouse Golf and Tennis Tournament Mike Azzara, Co-Chair Bridgit Fried, Co-Chair Peter Beveridge Sarah Davis Grandparent’s Day (Postoak Campus) Lisa Cort, Co-Chair Nancy Curran-Kiesel, Co-Chair Anne Altizer Joan Atchinson Amy Bauer Sharon Beamer Kimberly Becker Page Dekker Janice Dudley Sarah Feng-Hopkins Tonya Finton Sue Fitzgerald Tammy Gill Shelley Hess Nancy Kiesel Ellen Kirsh Sheila Maith Marianne Mardirossian Enrico Martini Sarah Millspaugh Azi Miri Ana Naab Michelle Radecki Debby Rales Trudi Shahabi Lauren Simpson

Ruth Sorenson Ricki Helfer Lola Tinubu Blair Watters Monica Williams Grandparents and Special Friends Day (Potomac Village Campus) Betsy Drucker Kris Gali Manju Malkani Emine Sandi Catherine Soodak Blair Watters Homecoming/Walkathon Kurtis Tai, Homecoming Co-Chair Marie Tai, Homecoming Co-Chair Sara Sennett, Walkathon Co-Chair Connie Sullivan, Walkathon Co-Chair Lisa Albright Anne Altizer Joan Atchinson Araceli Azvara Lisa Barton Amy Bauer Gail Bell Cathy Bernard Sally Buckman Jane Butt Carolyn Crisafi Stacey Dranginis Uchenna Anya-Eze Julia Forrester David Gewanter Tereguebode Goungou Gabrielle Hereschee-Hunter Clare Herington Clare Herrington Sarah Feng Hopkins Felicia Jung Phyllis Koch Richard Koch Sabrina Kontner Cyndi Lambert Lynn Longley Kit Lunceford Connie McGuire Susan Miles David Mitchell Tara Mitchell MaryLouise Mitterhoff Ana Pabon-Naab Sue Petito Sue Harris Phillips Vanessa Piala Beatriz Pinto Michelle Radecki Alejandro Roman Silvia Roman Kristen Saada Annette Schoch Lee-Ann Slosser Tracey Hoppe Statzer Nancy Stone Mary Anne Tarkington Brad Thayer Lola Tinubu

St. Andrew’s Parents Association 2009-2010

Claire Thronson Wilma Wald Anne Weisman Joy Young Hot Lunches Sue McGowan Tina Rouse Italian Night Anne Black, Co-Chair Sue McGowan, Co-Chair Stephanie Donahue Jennifer Parsons Caroline Petrini Christina Sporidis Outreach Marketing Committee Nancy Appleby, Co-Chair Siobhan Davneport, Co-Chair Sarah Davis, Co-Chair Tonya Finton, Co-Chair Christy Sporidis, Co-Chair Anne Altizer Suzy Barnello Bernadette Brazier Jill Casasola Holly Darden Betsy Drucker Uchenna Anya-Eze Suzanne Feigert Beatriz González-Kosasky Valerie Grace Ione Jamison Maura Lannan Heather Lucas Manju Malkani Marianne Mardirossian Sally McLuckie Amy Moore Debbie Olsen Maria Petrini Emine Sandi Lola Tinubu Nicole Mock Donna Pugrant Kristen Saada Hunter Schoenfeld Ruth Sorenson Performing Arts Kris Brown Coleman, Chair Cathy Albo Lisa Albright Nancy Appleby Joan Atchinson Amy Bauer Joan Barron Anne Batter Teri Benson Amy Bondurant Maureen Booker-Stephenson Dory Broeckaert Jane Butt Vicky Davey Liz Ehinger Vivian Farley

Jan Fine Tonya Finton Laura Govoni-Sibarium Sue Harris Phillips Tracey Hoppe Statzer Jennifer Horst Liz Kastor Kate Kelly Ellen Kirsh Rachel Knudson Cathy MacNeil Hollinger Kathie Meizner Ann Michel MaryLouise Mitterhoff Ana Pabon-Naab Bernard Ohanian Erin Petraites Trudy Shahabi Margaret Shepis Ken Slosser Lee-Ann Slosser Allison Spaccasi Connie Sullivan Debby Rales Gine Toussaint Wilma Wald Tom White School Store Volunteers Anne Altizer Joan Barron Ola Cole Mary Fairbanks Jan Fine Deborah Glamb Phyllis Koch Sandy Horowitz Sylvia Hunt Kerry Iris Sabrina Kontner Katherine Lunceford Enrico Martini Nicole Mock Sabrina Mathewson Melinda Robbins Kathy Smith Connie Sullivan St. Andrew’s Night Terri Adams, Chair John Adams Nancy Appleby Suzanne Feigert Tonya Finton Kris Gali David Gewanter Tereguebode Goungou Felicia Jung Sabrina Kontner MaryAnne Tarkington Dopnna Pugrant Ana Pabon-Naab Michelle Radecki Kristen Saada Kurtis Tai Marie Tai Brad Thayer Joy Young

Young Author’s Festival (Potomac Village Campus) Beanie Burr Cindy Calland Amy Moore Stephanie Rehmann Alissa Winkler Visual Arts Margie Tommer, Chair Bernadette Engelstad Ingrid Hansen Gabrielle Herderschee-Hunter Jane Maller David Meisel Karen Ruckman Sarah Sennett Mary Waldhorn

Annual Giving Committee

9th Grade Kim Abod Bill Grace Michael Jacoby Chris Petito Bob Petraites

10th Grade Nancy Becker Elaine Burthey Tim Finton Tim Haake Dick Schoenfeld Kurt Tai Brad Thayer

11th Grade

Rachel Ahmed Sally Buckman Tim Finton Brad Thayer

Jim Belikove Sally Buckman Larry Ishol David Mitchell Bob Robbins Sara Sennett Jim Utt

Board Giving

12th Grade

Anne Wallace

Lynn Bergeson Amy Bondurant Kathy Doerr Liz Ehinger Mark Gallagher Barbara Ianniello John Redmond Pat Silverman Janis Sposato

Chairs

Faculty/Staff Co-Chairs Whitney Boykin Ian Kelleher

Parent Giving Lower School (PSI – 3rd Grade) Rachel Ahmed Betsey Drucker Laura Hoffman Tami Mallios Angela Messersmith Anne Walker Alissa Winkler

4th Grade Marianne Mardirossian

6th Grade Holley Darden Suzanne Feigert Ricki Helfer John Hesse

7th Grade Susan Hughes Bob Saada

8th Grade Rudy Casasola Anne Duvall Steve Greene

(names in bold indicate grade captains)

Alumni Giving Michael DiPaula-Coyle ’98 Dr. Edith Demas ’83 Jennifer Greiner ’85 Amy Selinger ’88 Michael Clark ’89 Jessica Kolchins ’90 Stacy Smith ’91 Will Evans ’92 Dr. Nico Afanasenko ’93 Tim McCune ’95 Tom Taylor ’00 Alisa Kaswell ’05 Larissa Levine ’06 Chas Duvall ’07 Student Callers Kyle Hardy ’13 Andrew Garcia ’13 Robert Schepis ’13 Chuck Onwuzuruike ’13 Allesandra Miottle ’13 Colin Frecknall ’13 Willy Atchole ’13 Sami Spaccasi ’13 Missy Agbaniyaka ’13 Diana Chung ’13 Carl Curran ’10

St. Andrew’s Episcopal School 2009-2010 Annual Report n my second year as Treasurer of the Board of

Looking forward, we are confident that these prudent

St. Andrew’s, I am pleased to report to you that the

financial measures will place St. Andrew’s in an enviable

school’s financial position remains healthy in the midst

financial position and allow the school to continue to provide an

of a very difficult economic environment. The Board

exceptional teaching and learning environment for our children.

and administration have provided excellent stewardship for the school during these challenging times and have made prudent decisions to ensure the long term financial strength of the school.

Oliver T. Carr III

During the year, we welcomed Mark McKnight as Chief

Treasurer

Financial Officer, succeeding Walter Manning who retired last fall. We appreciate Walter’s service to the school and welcome the new energy that Mark brings to the position. St. Andrew’s finished the 2009-10 school year with a marginal surplus. These results were achieved through careful expense management in the face of decreased operational revenues. During the year, discretionary expenses were aggressively managed resulting in an overall expense reduction. It is very important that the school continue to stay vigilant about expense management to ensure that St. Andrew’s maintains profitable operations for the foreseeable future while at the same time, committing to reinvest in our faculty, physical plant and critical program initiatives. On the balance sheet side of the ledger, St. Andrew’s was able to reduce our debt through wise management of our resources. Reduction of the school’s annual debt service and the school’s leverage is valuable during economic times when financial flexibility is so important. An important highlight for the year was the successful completion of the five year, $12 million Touchstone Endowment Campaign. Achieving this important milestone speaks volumes about the strength of the broader St. Andrew’s community and its extraordinary generosity. Thank you for your investment in the future of St. Andrew’s.

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2009-10 Summary of Gifts

Annual Gifts

Annual Giving (Unrestricted) Annual Giving (Restricted) Auction Barbara Thompson Fund Financial Aid Grants Golf Tournament Total Annual Gifts

$782,739 99,036 153,000* 17,793 14,450 3,925 $1,070,943

Capital Gifts

St. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finished the 2009-10 school year with a marginal surplus. These results were achieved through careful expense management in the face of decreased operational revenues.

Restricted

$ 51,551

Endowment Gifts (includes cash gifts and pledges

made 7/1/09 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 06/30/10) Touchstone Endowment Campaign Other Total Endowment Gifts GRAND TOTAL

$1,027,413 1,000 $1,028,413 $2,150,907

*includes $50,000 pledge to be paid in 2010-11

2009-10 Operating Budget Income: $16,384,718

Tuition and Fees Auxiliary Services Other Programs Investments Gifts and Grants Endowment Draw Other

$14,503,718 $406,000 $210,000 $120,000 $901,000 $183,000 $61,000

88.5% 2.8% 1.3% 0.7% 5.5% 1.1% 0.4%

Total Income

$16,384,718

100.0%

2009-10 Operating Budget Expenditures:

$16,303,259

Salaries and Benefits Instructional Financial Aid Plant Operations & Maintenance Auxiliary Services Student Activities Administrative Debt Service General Total Expenses

$9,633,113 $465,600 $2,090,600 $749,262 $740,766 $436,900 $718,605 $1,001,800 $466,613

59.1% 2.9% 12.8% 4.6% 4.5% 2.7% 4.4% 6.1% 2.9%

$16,303,259

100.0%

2009-10 Operating Budget Income: $16,384,718 $61,000

Other 0.4%

Endowment Draw $183,000 1.1% Gifts and Grants $901,000 5.5% Investments $120,000 0.7% Other Programs $210,000 1.3% Auxiliary Services $406,000 2.8%

Tuition and Fees $14,503,718 88.5%

2009-10 Operating Budget Expenditures: $16,303,259 Instructional $465,600 2.9%

Financial Aid $2,090,600 12.8% Plant Operations & Maintenance $749,262 4.6% Auxiliary Services $740,766 4.5% Student Activities $436,900 2.7%

Administrative $718,605 4.4% Salaries and Benefits $9,633,113 59.1%

Debt Service $1,001,800 6.1%

General $466,613 2.9%

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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Slosser Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wallace, Jr.

Headmaster’s Fellows $5,000 - $9,999

Gifts Head of Upper School Joanne Beach enjoyed the company of her grandchildren at last spring’s Mackintosh Lacrosse game.

Leadership Gift Clubs The Quarter Century Circle $25,000 and above Anonymous Donor (1) Dr. and Mrs. Francis P. Chiaramonte Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Izzo III Izzo Family Foundation Mr. David R. Mayhood Mr. Joshua B. Rales RFI Foundation, Inc.

Trustee’s Circle $10,000 - $17,499

Disclaimer: We have made every effort to include each donor in the Annual Report. Please let the Development Office know of any additions or corrections.

Anonymous Donor (1) Mr. Robert F. Bauer and Ms. Anita B. Dunn Mrs. Emma Garces Concheso Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Corey Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis Dr. Anthony U. Eze and Mrs. Uchenna I. Anya-Eze Mr. John G. Finneran and Ms. Catherine A. Cotter* Dr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Griffen III Mr. and Mrs. Aris Mardirossian Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel The Rocksprings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Silberman

Anonymous Donor (1) Mr. and Mrs. Arif Ahmed Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Banks Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Barnello* Mr. and Mrs. Morton A. Bender Mr. John J. Buckley and Ms. Jane E. Genster Capital One Financial Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Carr, III Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dekker Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss E. Feagles Mr. and Mrs. John V. Geise Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Glass-Royal Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Healy Healy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hoffman Mr. Andrew T. Karron and Dr. Janet M. Storella Mr. Robert F. Kosasky and Ms. Beatriz González-Kosasky Ms. Mary Nell Lehnhard Dr. and Mrs. John C. Lucas Mr. Robert J. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. McGuire, III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Petito Mr. Laurence E. Platt and Ms. Clare Herington Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schellenger, III Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Arne Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Tommer Mr. James G. Utt Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich G. J. Werner Mr. Thomas W. White and Ms. Elizabeth W. Ehinger

Founder’s Circle $1,978 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Abod Dr. Amir M. Alikhani and Ms. Laleh Mosavati Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Allender Amgen Inc. Matching Gift Program Mr. Michael J. Beach ’88 and Dr. Katie LaPorta-Beach ’87 Ms. Courtney M. Banks Mr. and Mrs. David B. Beers Ms. Teri A. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Brown Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo C. Casasola Mr. David B. Corkran ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Crisafi Dr. and Mrs. Robert DiBianco Mr. David E. Dunn and The Hon. Amy L. Bondurant Mr. Paul W. Edmondson and Ms. Susan H. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Engelstad Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ernst Dr. and Mrs. John M. Feigert Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Finton Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Fitzgerald Ms. Rebecca Ford-Mitchell Mr. John R. Forrester Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Glamb Dr. and Mrs. Peter S. Glassman

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grace, Jr.* Mr. Joseph F. Greaney and Ms. Nancy A. Becker Mr. Stephen S. Greene and Ms. Elaine Haemisegger Mr. John P. Gregg and Ms. Lora L. Tredway Ms. Ingrid Hansen and Ms. Lynn L. Bergeson Mrs. Dana A. Drescher Harrison ’92 and Mr. H. Jason Harrison Mr. Mark G. Heesen and Ms. Stacey E. Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Helfer Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hess Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hesse II Mr. and Mrs. David A. Heywood Mr. Mark G. Hollinger and Ms. Cathy MacNeil Hollinger Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Ishol Mr. and Mrs. David N. Joslin Mr. Robert B. Kahn and Mrs. Ellen E. Meade Mr. Eric S. Kassoff and Ms. Kerry L. Iris Mr. Marc S. Kaufman and Ms. Katie H. Carey Mr. Charles H. Knauss and Ms. Ann McLarty Mr. Richard O. Koch and Ms. Kim Becker* Mr. Paul R. Lang and Ms. Joan M. Barron LaSalle Hotel Properties Matching Gift Program Mr. Philip R. Leibovitz and Ms. Nicole L. Mock Dr. Edward W. Maibach and Ms. Hilda T. Maibach Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMackin, Jr. Ms. Nancy K. Mellon Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation Mr. Richard C. Miller and Ms. Nancy B. Stone Mr. David E. Mitchell and Ms. Nicole Solomon-Mitchell Mr. Kurt Olsen and Ms. Debbie Meritz Olsen Mr. James B. Paragamian and Ms. Ann Marie Etergino Mr. Gregory A. Portner ’91 and Mrs. Courtney M. Portner* Mr. Lucian S. Pugliaresi and Mrs. Teresa A. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Pugrant Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Robertson Mr. Barney S. Rush and Dr. Marjorie D. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Saada Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shackleford Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Schoenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Kayvan Shahabi Mr. Michael L. Sibarium and Mrs. Laura A. Govoni-Sibarium Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Statzer Mr. Mark Szymczak and Ms. Holley Darden Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Terman Mr. Bradley R. Thayer and Ms. Jody Tabner Thayer* Mr. and Mrs. William M. Todd Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Wolfire * denotes matching gift

Leadership Gifts, by year Gift Club $25,000 and above

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

$17,500 - $24,999

$10,000 - $17,499

$5,000 - $4,999

$1,978 - $4,999

Total Leadership Gifts

126

136

122

Alumni Leadership Gift Clubs The Mighty Lions $2,500 and above Anonymous Donor (1) Michael J. Beach ’88 and Katie LaPorta-Beach ’87 David B. Corkran ’94 Dana A. Drescher Harrison ’92 and H. Jason Harrison

Circle of Champions $1,000 - $2,499 John W. Allender ’04 Theodore A. Cage ’85 Michael D. Clark ’89 and Anne H. Clark* Michael DiPaula-Coyle ’98 Timothy E. Finn ’96 William L. Howard ’87 and Louise Howard Tracy Keller Nickolaus ’87 and Michael J. Nickolaus Gregory A. Portner ’91 and Courtney M. Portner* Erin M. Wright-Gandhi ’96 and Koonal Gandhi*

St. Andrew’s Pride $500 - $999 Steven J. Bensinger ’85 and Mrs. Moira Day Catherine M. Callaway ’88 Carmody A. Gaba Daman ’93 and Alex Daman Edith L. Demas ’83 and Charles Graef April E. Hughes Doggett ’89 Mr. Xavier Ortiz Mena ’87 and Mrs. Marcela Ortiz Mena Kristen E. Ekedahl Tauber ’89 and Charles E. Tauber Bradley M. Tirpak ’87 Colin Troha ’87

Kirsten Georges ’87* and Michael LaTona Marian L. Goddard ’03 Thomas C. Graves ’83 and Jodi L. Graves Jennifer C. Wade Greiner ’85 and Nicholas Greiner Ellen R. Kramer ’87 Jessica Wills Leach ’91 and Denver E. Leach Jennifer R. McZier ’92 Geoffrey M. Nelson ’87 and Karen Nelson Mark E. Portner ’88 and Alexandra F. Buhler Portner ’89 Jane Steuart ’85 Steven M. Summers ’85 and Christine Summers Thomas E. Taylor ’00 and Sara Fanucchi Jasper R. Thomson ’88 and Megan Thomson Kevin M. Wells ’97 and Karen Wells

Young Alumni Club College Age Donors (Classes of ’06 to ’09) Christine A. Ash ’09 Michael J. Boyland ’09 Nicholas T. Bralove ’07 Jonathan W. Burket ’09 Brenton R. Duvall ’09 Charles F. Duval ’07 Christopher J. Finton ’06 Pablo Galicia-Almanza ’09 Nora M. Goddard ’07 Michael T. Graves ’09 Kathryn E. Griffen ’08 Jacob L. Horn ’09 Kimberly S. Hugli ’08 Larissa B. Levine ’06 Claire E. Matlack ’06 Jasmine E. Niernberger ’07 Andrew R. Singer ’08 Dylan T. Thayer ’09 Abbey P. Wallace ’08 William N. White ’08

Alma Mater Club $250 - $499 Nicolai Afanasenko ’93 and Angela Litwin* Amanda H. Allen ’98 Jennifer Broderick ’89 and Marc Broderick Rebecca S. Dean ’97 William D. Evans ’92 and Elisa K. Evans Mr. Jeffrey A. Fleisher ’90

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2009-2010

Trustee Giving Board of Trustees Participation: 100% Nancy Appleby David B. Beers Theodore A. Cage ’85 Oliver T. Carr Siobhan Davenport Sarah Davis Gail W. Feagles Tonya Finton Betsy Geise John V. Geise Jane E. Genster David A. Heywood Anthony J. Izzo III Robert F. Kosasky Robert J. McGovern Iverson S. Melvin Ann A. Michel Richard H. Schoenfeld Richard Shackleford Christina J. Silberman Kenneth P. Slosser Bradley R. Thayer Richard E. Wallace Erin M. Wright-Gandhi

John B. Nicholson Diane J. O’Flinn Jane D. O’Kieffe James B. Paragamian Laurence E. Platt Vivian Portner Jerome Reed Lorraine A. Rogstad William M. Shand Cora Simpson Thomas W. Toch Sandra B. Wehunt * denotes matching gift

Former Trustees Lon S. Babby G. Richard Backus Jane Battle Christopher Beard Carolyn Cage Paul H. Carew Timothy B. Clark John B. Coan Jean Galloway Crocker Terence T. Finn John G. Finneran* Alice Anne Freund Linda Graham* Sarah E. Hall David Helms Carter E. Keithley Margaret P. Klass Linda G. Ligon Earl W. Lindveit JoAnn E. Macbeth Alaster MacDonald Jane F. Matz David R. Mayhood John M. McMahon

Alumna Dannie Moore ’09 surrounded by Class of 2010 parent photographers at Commencement.

Parent Giving Overall Parent Participation: 73% 12th Grade Class of 2010 Participation: 74% Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Belchamber Mr. James S. Belikove and Ms. Vanessa J. Piala Ms. Teri A. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Beveridge Mr. William B. Bonvillian and Ms. Janis Sposato Mr. Jeremy E. Brown Mr. Kevin M. Burke and Ms. Barbara S. Ianneillo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Cohen Ms. Olatunde P. Cole Mr. Gary R. Conklin and Ms. Janet Hanson Ms. Ingrid Z. Conklin and Mr. Rich McCaffey Drs. Michael T. Curran and Nancy E. Kiesel Mrs. Kataneh M. Doerr and Mr. James J. Tansey Mr. David E. Dunn and The Honorable Amy L. Bondurant Mr. Paul W. Edmondson and Ms. Susan H. Edmondson Mr. Lawrence J. Eisenberg Ms. Jan F. Fine Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Fried Ms. Lynn M. Gallagher Mr. Mark A. Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Gill Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gill Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Glass-Royal Dr. Thomas S. Goldbaum and Ms. Frances Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. David C. Goldberg Cdr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graves ’83 Dr. D. Leonard Griffen III and Ms. Susan H. Griffen

Ms. Ingrid Hansen and Ms. Lynn L. Bergeson Mr. Philip J. Harvey and Ms. Sheila McC. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Henry Mr. and Mrs. David A. Heywood Ms. Julie M. Howar Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. James Mr. Paul R. Lang and Ms. Joan M. Barron Ms. Melanie B. Manfield Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel Ms. Marjory A. Moore Mr. James F. Naughton amd Ms. Elizabeth M. Kastor Mr. Parker M. Orr and Ms. Kathie L. Meizner Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey A. Parker Mr. and Mrs. David N. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Petito Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Petraites Mr. Laurence E. Platt and Ms. Clare Herington Mr. and Mrs. John A. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Roman Mr. Barney S. Rush and Dr. Marjorie D. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Schoch Mr. and Mrs. David R. Siddall Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Silverman Drs. Jeffrey M. Singer and Carol A. Sims Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Slosser Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Stack Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stanton Ms. Lisa A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Ivan V. Thrane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Toch Mr. and Mrs. William M. Todd Ms. Gina Toussaint Mr. Matthew L. Wald and Dr. Wilma S. Schiller Dr. Armistead C. G. Webster and Ms. Suzanne I. Barnard Mr. Paul N. Weech and Ms. Ellen M. Suthers Mr. Ulrich G. J. Werner and Mrs. Christine H. Koenig-Werner

Mr. and Mrs. Graeme P. Wheeler Mr. Thomas W. White and Ms. Elizabeth W. Ehinger Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Wyatt Mr. Peter M. Yeo and Ms. Anne I. Urban Dr. Jacqueline A. Young

11th Grade Class of 2011 Participation: 77% Mr. and Mrs. John J. Adams Mr. James S. Belikove and Ms. Vanessa J. Piala Ms. Alison R. Beman Mr. Stephan W. Beman Ms. Laura B. Bode Mr. William H. Bode Mr. John J. Buckley Jr. and Ms. Jane E. Genster Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cowan Mr. Mario Dehesa-Davila and Mrs. Araceli Azuara-Ferreiro Mr. Hans F. DeSelms and Ms. Rachel L. Howitt-DeSelms Mr. John M. Devaney and Ms. Deborah A. Reagan Mr. Robert J. Engelstad and Ms. Bernadette D. Engelstad Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Farr Mr. and Mrs. Jorge A. Figueroa Ms. Rebecca Ford-Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. John O. Goldsten Mr. John P. Gregg and Ms. Lora L. Tredway Ms. Rossana M. Grimm Mr. Jorge M. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Harris Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. James L. Huskey Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Ishol Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Izadpanah Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Izzo III Ms. Michelle E. Jacoby Dr. William M. James and Ms. Betsy K. Kulamer Mr. Andrew T. Karron and Dr. Janet M. Storella

The Rev. and Mrs. Stuart A. Kenworthy Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Knudson Ms. Mary Nell Lehnhard Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Looney Dr. Edward W. Maibach and Ms. Hilda T. Maibach Mr. Roknedin D. Makkinejad and Ms. Azadeh Miri Dr. Kerry L. Malawista and Mr. Alan B. Heilbron Mr. Warren P. Marcus and Ms. Lisa S. Marcus Mr. and Mrs. W. John McGuire III Mr. and Mrs. John P. McLaughlin* Ms. Nancy K. Mellon Mr. and Mrs. Iverson S. Melvin Mr. and Ms. David E. Mitchell Ms. Deborah M. Orsini Mr. and Mrs. David M. Peatross Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. David B. L. Royle Dr. Cary S. Sennett and Ms. Sara G. Sennett Dr. Robert S. Shaw and Ms. Sally A. Buckman Mr. Ethan Z. Simon and Ms. Sondra T. Katz Mr. and Mrs. Jorge L. Somarriba Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Sump Dr. and Mrs. Leon Taboh Ms. Holly S. Utt Mr. James G. Utt Mr. Richard Vogel and Ms. Helena Vogel Mr. Robert E. Williams and Ms. Susan P. Miles

10th Grade Class of 2012 Participation: 75% Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Akinsanya Mr. and Mrs. Cornwell G. Appleby Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Atchinson Ms. Courtney M. Banks Ms. Lisa A. Barton Mr. Michael A. Bell and Ms. Carolyn Flury Bell* Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Broeckaert Mr. and Mrs. Abid M. Butt Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Carr III Dr. Jonathan R. Coleman and Ms. Kristi S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Robert DiBianco Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Dranginis Mr. Paul W. Edmondson and Ms. Susan H. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Farley Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Finton Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Goodrich Mr. Joseph F. Greaney and Ms. Nancy A. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Haake Mr. Donald M. Harris Dr. Diane E. Hastings and Mr. Frank Panopoulos Mr. and Mrs. W. Michael Hill Mr. Alan J. Horowitz and Ms. Sandy S. Horowitz Dr. David T. Isaacs and Dr. Penny L. Bisk Mr. Robert B. Kahn and Ms. Ellen E. Meade Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Katon Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kontner Mr. Elan Krueger and Ms. Jill M. Greenspan-Krueger

Mr. Philip R. Leibovitz and Mrs. Nicole L. Mock Mr. Ibrahim Mardam-Bey and Ms. Randa Akeel Mr. Juan A. Mayer and Ms. Phyllis D. Klein Mr. Robert J. McGovern Mr. Frederick P. McLuckie and Ms. Sally F. McLuckie Ms. Mary Louise Mitterhoff Mr. William L. Oberdorfer Mr. and Mrs. John W. Palmer Mr. George C. Pappas Mr. James B. Paragamian and Ms. Ann Marie Etergino Mr. Lucian S. Pugliaresi and Ms. Teresa A. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Pugrant Ms. Debra L. Rales Mr. Joshua B. Rales Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Renzi Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Saada Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Schoenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Kayvan Shahabi Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O. Simms Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Slosser Mr. Wallace W. Smith and Mrs. Laden Mirbagheri-Smith Mr. Gary M. Solamon and Ms. Sharon L. Beamer Mr. Louis E. Statzer and Mrs. Tracey Hoppe Statzer Mr. Aubrey A. Stephenson and Dr. Maureen E. Booker-Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis K. Tai Mr. Bradley R. Thayer and Ms. Jody Tabner Thayer* Dr. and Mrs. Ade S. Tinubu Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wallace, Jr. Mr. Ulrich G. J. Werner and Mrs. Christine H. Koenig-Werner

9th Grade Class of 2013 Participation: 64% Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Abod Mr. Christopher S. Banks Ms. Melissa J. Banks Mr. Bernard P. Bell and Ms. Catherine M. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Shanu Biswas Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Y. Choi Mr. Kyoil Chung and Mrs. Misuk Youn Mr. Marc W. Chupka and Ms. Lois A. Trojan Mr. Pierre Clemenceau and Ms. Ellen D. Kirsh Ms. Ann F. Cohen and Mr. Avi Dorot Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Davey Mr. Keith W. Donahoe and Professor Diana R. Donahoe Mr. David L. Douglass and Ms. Sheila F. Maith Mr. David Gewanter and Ms. Joy Young Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Glamb Mr. and Mrs. Craig H. Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gordon Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grace, Jr.* Dr. D. Leonard Griffen III and Ms. Susan H. Griffen Mr. Mark. G. Hollinger and Ms. Cathy MacNeil Hollinger Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Izadpanah Ms. Michelle E. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jannotta

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Senior Parent Legacy Gift 2010 It has been 25 years since the parents of the Class of 1985 began donating their graduating seniorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; initial enrollment deposits to the school as a parent class gift. This year, the parents of the Class of 2010 designated their gifts to the Faculty Professional Development component of the Touchstone Endowment Campaign. A number of parents in the class (noted in bold) made separate gifts in addition to returning their deposits, bringing the total donated from parents of the Class of 2010 to $518,505. Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Azzara Ms. Teri A. Benson Mr. William B. Bonvillian and Ms. Janis Sposato Mr. Jeremy Brown Ms. Sally M. Brown and Dr. Frank M. Midgley Dr. Donald A.P. Bundy and Ms. Janet E. McIver Mr. Kevin A. Burke and Ms. Barbara S. Ianniello Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Burthey Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Cahn Mr. Gary R. Conklin and Ms. Janet Hanson Ms. Ingrid Z. Conklin and Mr. Rich McCaffey Drs. Michael T. Curran and Nancy E. Kiesel Mrs. Kataneh Doerr and Mr. James J. Tansey Mr. David E. Dunn and The Honorable Amy L. Bondurant Mr. Paul W. Edmondson and Ms. Susan H. Edmondson Mr. Lawrence J. Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Carmen J. Facciobene Mrs. Jan Fine Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Fried Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gill Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Glass-Royal Dr. Thomas S. Goldbaum and Ms. Frances Wetzel Mr. and Mrs. David C. Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. D. Leonard Griffen III Ms. Ingrid Hansen and Ms. Lynn L. Bergeson

2009-2010

Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Henry Mr. and Mrs. David A. Heywood Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. James Mr. Paul R. Lang and Ms. Joan M. Barron Ms. Melanie B. Manfield Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel Mr. Parker M. Orr and Ms. Kathie L. Meizner Mr. James F. Naughton and Ms. Elizabeth M. Kastor Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey A. Parker Mr. and Mrs. David Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Petito Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Petraites Mr. Laurence E. Platt and Ms. Clare Herington Mr. Barney S. Rush and Dr. Marjorie D. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Schoch Mr. and Mrs. David R. Siddall Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Slosser Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Stack

Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Toch Mr. and Mrs. William M. Todd Ms. Gina Toussaint Mr. Matthew L. Wald and Dr. Wilma S. Schiller Mr. Paul N. Weech and Ms. Ellen M. Suthers Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich G. J. Werner Mr. Thomas W. White and Ms. Elizabeth W. Ehinger Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wyatt Mr. Peter M. Yeo and Ms. Anne I. Urban

Disclaimer: We have made every effort to include each donor in the Annual Report. Please let the Development Office know of any additions or corrections.

Parent Giving and Participation by Class Class Dollar Amount Participation Rate

12th Grade

$129,722

74%

11th Grade

96,173

77%

10th Grade

126,172

75%

9th Grade

77,880

64%

8th Grade

61,392

74%

7th Grade

19,800

64%

6th Grade

37,900

82%

4th Grade

23,978

92%

3rd Grade

11,500

70%

2nd Grade

5,600

83%

1st Grade

7,850

100%

Kindergarten

4,250

91%

Pre-Kindergarten

11,700

78%

Preschool II

13,700

50%

Preschool I

20,135

60%

$666,674

73%

TOTAL

Note: Gifts from parents with children in more than one class have been listed with all the classes. SAPA President Tonya Finton (right) with Steve and Lynn Longley at the Volunteer Thank You party in May.

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Mr. David N. Joslin and Ms. Elizabeth D. Joslin Mr. Eric S. Kassoff and Ms. Kerry L. Iris The Rev. Arthur B. Keys and Ms. Jasna Basaric-Keys Mr. Richard O. Koch Jr.* Mr. Paul R. Lang and Ms. Joan M. Barron Mr. Thomas J. Loftus and Ms. Jill M. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Longley Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Looney Dr. Edward W. Maibach and Ms. Hilda T. Maibach Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Martini Dr. Paolo G. Miotti and Dr. Gina A. Dallabetta* Mr. James F. Naughton amd Ms. Elizabeth M. Kastor Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Nealley Mrs. Dawn M. Page Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Petito Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Petraites Mr. Hans Schmidt and Dr. MaryAnne Tarkington Mr. and Mrs. Kayvan Shahabi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Arne Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Spaccasi

8th Grade Class of 2014 Participation: 74% Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Altizer Mr. Peter A. Armbruster and Ms. Sarah H. Millspaugh Mr. and Ms. Robert F. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Broeckaert Ms. Michelle B. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo C. Casasola Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis Ms. Anne B. Duvall Mr. Stephen R. Duvall Dr. Anthony U. Eze and Ms. Uchenna I. Anya-Eze Ms. Lacy J. Ezra Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Fitzgerald Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell M. Frost Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey P. Goss Mr. Stephen S. Greene and Ms. Elaine R. Haemisegger Dr. Diane E. Hastings and Mr. Frank Panopoulos Mr. Mark G. Heesen and Ms. Stacy E. Kincaid Dr. Johannes Herderschee and Mrs. Gabrielle C. Herdershee-Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Horst Mr. Marc S. Kaufman and Ms. Kate H. Carey The Rev. Arthur B. Keys and Ms. Jasna Basaric-Keys Mr. and Mrs. Chris Lekakos Mr. Numa F. Magalhaes and Mrs. Beatriz S. Pinto Mr. Richard S. Naab and Mrs. Ana M. Pabon-Naab Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey A. Parker Mr. Carlos H. Quintero and Mrs. Martha L. Galvis Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schellenger, III Mr. Michael L. Sibarium and Ms. Laura Govoni-Sibarium Mr. and Mrs. M. Brooke Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Terman Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Tommer Mr. Raymond S. Vincent and Ms. Amy L. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Gregor V. Wolf

7th Grade Class of 2015 Participation: 64% Mr. and Mrs. David R. Albright Ms. Maria Diaz and Mr. Alexander B. Haight Mr. Keith W. Donahoe and Professor Diana R. Donahoe Mr. and Mrs. Jorge A. Figueroa Mr. John R. Forrester Mr. Benjamin D. Gorton and Ms. Anne L. Weismann Cdr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Graves ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hughes Mr. Charles H. Knauss and Ms. Ann E. McLarty Mr. Richard C. Miller and Ms. Nancy B. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Hunt G. Mitchell Ms. Mary Louise Mitterhoff Mr. Richard S. Naab and Mrs. Ana M. Pabon-Naab Mr. Chong S. Park and Ms. Marie L. Park Mr. and Mrs. Pierre C. Poisson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Saada Mr. Joseph W. Shaffner and Ms. Anna B. Tate Mr. and Mrs. Kayvan Shahabi Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shepard

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6th Grade Class of 2016 Participation: 82% Anonymous Donor (1) Mr. Indeshaw Adenaw Dr. Amir M. Alikhani and Ms. Laleh Mosavati Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Barnello* Dr. David Binkley and Dr. Patricia J. Darish Mr. David P. Brown and Ms. Elizabeth A. Bauer Dr. Sun Chen and Ms. Lydia Natal Dr. and Mrs. John M. Feigert Mrs. Sarah Feng-Hopkins and Mr. Marcus Hopkins Mr. Michael S. Helfer and Mrs. Ricki Tigert Helfer Mr. and Mrs. John Henneman Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hess Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hesse II Mr. and Mrs. Song K. Jung Mr. Woong Kim and Mrs. Loren Y. Han Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Kittay Dr. and Mrs. John C. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Lunceford Mr. and Mrs. James Pauli Mr. Carlos H. Quintero and Mrs. Martha L. Galvis Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Radecki Mr. and Mrs. Kayvan Shahabi Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Spaccasi Mr. Mark Szymczak and Ms. Holley Darden

2009-2010

4th Grade Class of 2018 Participation: 92%

2nd Grade Class of 2020 Participation: 83%

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dekker Mr. Stephen M. Kiingi and Ms. Elizabeth J. Kiingi ‘87 Mr. Robert F. Kosasky and Ms. Beatriz González-Kosasky Mr. Edward E. Leisher and Ms. Amy B. Holmwood Mr. and Mrs. Aris Mardirossian Mr. Richard S. Naab and Mrs. Ana M. Pabon-Naab Ms. Rosemarie Sanford Mr. Joseph W. Shaffner and Ms. Anna B. Tate Dr. and Mrs. Ade S. Tinubu Mrs. Janice Van Stolk Ms. Anna Velazco Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Wolfire

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hoffman* Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kassis Mr. Stephen M. Kiingi and Ms. Elizabeth J. Kiingi ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Darren Soodak Dr. and Mrs. David R. Whittaker

3rd Grade Class of 2019 Participation: 70% Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Black Mr. David P. Brown and Ms. Elizabeth A. Bauer Dr. Anthony U. Eze and Ms. Uchenna I. Anya-Eze Dr. Diane E. Hastings and Mr. Frank Panopoulos Mr. and Mrs. Josef Martens Mr. and Mrs. Terrance McGowan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Parsons

1st Grade Class of 2021 Participation: 100% Mr. and Mrs. Arif Ahmed Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Frank Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hemmig Mr. and Ms. Stephen Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. Steven Libutti Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mallios Mr. and Mrs. Kunal Mehta Mr. Mark Murray and Dr. Tina Rouse Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Powell Dr. and Mrs. Ade S. Tinubu Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker

Kindergarten Class of 2022 Participation: 91% Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Black Drs. Thanasis and Sandra Delistathis Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Dimitrios Fragoyannis Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hilmi Mr. and Mrs. Terrance McGowan Mr. Bradley K. Mitchell and Dr. Jeanne Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Parsons

Mr. Alexander Perdikis and Ms. Dresden M. Koons Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Winkler

Pre-Kindergarten Mr. and Mrs. Arif Ahmed Mr. and Mrs. Nigel D. Brazier Mr. and Mrs. Corey Burr Mr. and Mrs. Corey C. Davenport Dr. and Dr. Sina P. Farzin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lanham Mr. and Mrs. Greg Lobring Mr. and Mrs. Arvin P. Malkani Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mallios Mr. and Mrs. Josef Martens Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Moore* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rehmann Mr. and Mrs. Donald Semmler Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sporidis Mr. Alphonse C. Valbrune, Esq. and Dr. Monica D. Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Winkler

Preschool II Class of 2024 Participation: 50% Mr. and Mrs. Randolph C. Blazer Drs. Thanasis and Sandra Delistathis Mr. and Mrs. D. Robert Drucker Mr. and Mrs. Abayomi R. Edu Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hemmig Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hilmi Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hoffman* Dr. and Ms. Dean Jabs Mr. Kurt Olsen and Ms. Debbie Meritz Olsen Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Summers ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Robb Watters

Preschool I Class of 2025 Participation: 60% Mr. and Mrs. Arif Ahmed Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Black Mr. and Mrs. Nigel D. Brazier Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Crisafi Mr. and Mrs. Corey C. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. D. Robert Drucker Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Frank Dr. Johannes Herderschee and Mrs. Gabrielle C. Herdershee-Hunter Dr. Frank B. Johnson and Ms. Angela M. Messersmith Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mallios Dr. and Mrs. Alok N. Mathur Mr. Bradley K. Mitchell and Dr. Jeanne Mitchell Mr. Diego Murguiondo and Mrs. Carolina Petrini Mr. John J. O’Neill III and Dr. Martha B. Martin O’Neill Mr. Alexander Perdikis and Ms. Dresden M. Koons Dr. and Mrs. Rubar Sandi Mr. Sergio Schmukler and Mrs. Maria S. Martinez Peria * denotes matching gift

Alumni Giving Class of 1982 Susan M. Howard (20) Mario M. Marinucci Kear Martin (24)

Class of 1983 Edith L. Demas Thomas C. Graves Candace A. Conway Olsson (17)

Class of 1984 Aimee L. Causey (24) Timothy D. Hopkins (23) Alexandra Ryan Leopold (17) Pierre M. Omidyar (11) Dr. Christopher H. and Lauren Reed Steven C. Wade (9)

Class of 1985 Steven J. Bensinger Elizabeth K. Axelrod Brown Theodore A. Cage (11) Jennifer C. Greiner Christopher C. Huebner Mario M. Einaudi Carlos A. Ortiz Mena (9) Steven M. Summers (6) Jane Haynes Steuart Julia M. Young Mann (6)

Kimberly M. Purring Kristen E. Ekedahl Tauber (11)

Class of 1990 Colin M. Bill (6) Jeffrey A. Fleisher (7) Stavroula Demas Kouchoukos (8)

Class of 1991 Jessical Leach Kristina S. Brain Gregory A. Portner (10) Alexei Fisken Stacy Hough Smith Elizabeth Mackenzie Vivienne S. Hess

Class of 1992 William D. Evans Dana A. Harrison (12) Jason T. Klippel Robin L. Kahn Doroth G. Davie Jennifer R. McZier (6)

Class of 1993

Mark A. Otto (5) James E. Taylor (9) Matthew M. Stickley

Nicolai Afansenko (7) Carolyn Brosnihan Paige D. Cooper (7) Carmody A. Daman (6) Daniel R. Evans (6) Kevin A. Finn (15) Michael S. Harris (6) Katarina Orkand Jeffrey G. Sanders (7) Carla A. Shackleford

Class of 1987

Class of 1994

Katie LaPorta-Beach (6) Elizabeth J. Kiingi Kirsten A. Becker-Valero (6) Kirsten Georges (10) Robert Bruce Goodwin (11) William L. Howard Parisa Karaahmet (5) Ellen R. Kramer (6) Xavier Ortiz Mena (9) Geoffrey M. Nelson (7) Tracy Nickolaus Addie Kieser Sandler Tammy E. Adle Stone (10) Bradley M. Tirpak (13) Tacy Yandle (6)

Katherine O. Cusani-Visconti David B. Corkran (5)

Class of 1986

Class of 1988 Michael J. Beach (6) Catherine M. Callaway (7) Dorsey W. Horowitz (6) Christine C. Larsen (9) Karen B. Giorgio Jasper R. Thomson Stefanie A. Nef Marik William B.. M. Proffitt (15) Amy R. Selinger (6) Mark E. Portner (17)

Class of 1989 Jennifer F. Broderick (19) Michael D. Clark (7) Andrew G. Curtis April E. Hughes Kimberly M. Davis Alexandra F. Buhler Portner (17)

Class of 1995 Maryann M. Hein (6) Colin M. Troha (6) Robert C. Harrington Timothy A. McCune Samantha Speier

Class of 1996 Carolyn S. Bill Chanele T. Clark Timothy E. Finn (10) Vaughn T. Gray Paige L. Speyer Erin M. Wright-Gandhi (6)

Class of 1997 Rebecca S. Dean Emily S. Swinehart Kevin M. Wells Benjamin J. Stein

Class of 1998 Amanda H. Allen (7) Kenneth R. Babby (6) Jonathan N. Blythe Jonathan Fiedler Michael DiPaula-Coyle (7) Hite Geffert (8) Lisa Armstrong Germann (12)

Class of 1999 Amy B. Peterson (99)

Class of 2000 Elizabeth R. Ballou Joseph F. Richardson III Thomas E. Taylor

Class of 2001 Benjamin L. Fishel

Class of 2002 Kevin M. Fitzpatrick Carolyn E. Ford

Class of 2003 Kent E. de Villafranca Marian L. Goddard (6) Amy K. Helms Michael K. Rogan Katherine C. Ivins

Class of 2004 John W. Allender (6) Ruth L. Kasnett Charlotte A. Agger Joselyn V. Heltzer Trevor R. Johnson John J. McMackin III Katherine Guerin-Calvert James K. Wallace

Class of 2005 Matthew S. Amling Tracy M. Clausen Madeline S. Wallace Gillian E. Kline Allison R. Weiss Alisa J. Kaswell (5) Mary Alex Freeman

Class of 2006 Larissa B. Levine Christopher J. G. Finton Claire E. Matlack

Class of 2007 Jasmine E. Niernberger Nora M. Goddard Nicholas T. Bralove Charles F. Duvall

Class of 2008 Katherine E. Griffen Kimberly S. Hugli Andrew R. Singer William N. White Abbey P. Wallace

Class of 2009 Michael J. Boyland Brenton R. Duvall Christine A. Ash Michael T. Graves Pablo Galicia-Almanza Jacob L. Horn Dylan T. Thayer

Alumni Leadership Gifts Gift Club

2005-06

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09

2009-10

$2,500 and above

$1,000 - $2,499

$500 - $999

$250 - $499

Young Alumni*

Total

* First four years after St. Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s graduation

Last year, alumni annual giving grew 33% and the number of college-age alumni donors doubled.

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Touchstone Endowment Campaign

onors celebrated the successful completion of the Touchstone Endowment Campaign in May—the $12 million campaign is the largest fund-raising effort in St. Andrew's history.

With Mike Beach ’88 waiting in the background, current parents Corey and Siobhan Davenport speak to Touchstone celebrants.

Former parents Jerry and Julie Gilbert with Murray Simpson, center.

Three former board chairs gathered around Head of the Upper School Joanne Beach: John Finneran with his wife Catherine Cotter, David Mayhood, and Carter Keithley with his wife Fran.

Parents of Alumni Anonymous Donor (1) Mr. Marilyn P. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Allender Mr. Robert L. Ash and Ms. Suzanne G. Duvall Mrs. Carole M. Aubinoe Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Austin III Mr. and Mrs. Lon S. Babby Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Backus Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Banks Ms. Melissa J. Banks Mr. Thomas M. Barr Mr. William W. Becker Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beeching Mr. and Mrs. Morton A. Bender Mrs. Jenifer C. Bland Mr. William B. Bonvillian and Ms. Janis A. Sposato Ms. Katherine G. Bramante Mr. and Mrs. Kingman B. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Brushett Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Burket

Mrs. M. Lee Butera Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Cage Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Carew Mr. Timothy B. Clark and Ms. Hannah S. Sistare Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coan The Hon. Nicholas Cobbs Ms. Carol Coffin Mrs. Emma Garces Concheso Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Corbin Ms. Melissa D. Coyle Mr. William K. Dabaghi and Dr. Marilyn Harris-Dabaghi* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Alexander E. Dean Mr. Mario Dehesa-Davila and Mrs. Araceli Azuara-Ferreiro Mr. John M. Devaney and Ms. Deborah A. Reagan Mrs. Kataneh M. Doerr and Mr. James J. Tansey Ms. Anne B. Duvall Mr. Stephen R. Duvall Ms. Catherine G. Edwards

Mr. Lawrence J. Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Engelstad Mr. and Mrs. Fred Exton Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss E. Feagles Ms. Jan F. Fine Dr. Terence T. Finn and Ms. Joyce M. Purcell Mr. John G. Finneran and Ms. Catherine A. Cotter* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Finton Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fishel Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. A. Wayne Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew N. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Galicia-Escotto Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Galvin Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Geffert Mr. and Mrs. John V. Geise Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Gilbert Dr. and Mrs. Peter S. Glassman Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Graham* Mr. Dale F. Gray and Dr. Cheryl W. Gray Dr. and Mrs. Neil A. Green Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Green

Ms. Sarah E. Hall Mr. Lars A. Hanslin and Ms. Rebecca H. Laird Mr. Donald M. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Harris Mr. Walter D. Haynes Dr. W. D. Helms and Ms. Susan K. Maloney Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Heltzer Mr. Marc J. Hersh and Ms. Helen D. Mak Mr. and Mrs. David A. Heywood Mr. Stuart R. Horn and Ms. Marian R. Fox Dr. and Mrs. Austin A. Howard III Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Huebner Mr. Jeffrey G. Huvelle and The Hon. Ellen S. Huvelle Mr. Antonis Ioannidis and Ms. Lauren A. Cook Ms. Michelle E. Jacoby Dr. William M. James and Ms. Betsy K. Kulamer Dr. and Mrs. Steven Janowitz Mr. Dennis A. Johnson and Ms. Amy C. Robertson Mrs. Jennifer C. Johnston Mr. Gary D. Kasnett Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Kaswell Dr. and Mrs. Richard N. Katon Mr. and Mrs. Carter E. Keithley Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keller Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Kiernan Ms. Margaret P. Klass Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Kleinman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew R. Krafft Mr. Paul R. Lang and Ms. Joan M. Barron The Hon. and Mrs. Alphonse F. LaPorta Mr. Edward V. Lee and Ms. Alice Richey Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Duke R. Ligon Dr. and Mrs. Earl W. Lindveit Mr. and Mrs. Angus Macbeth Dr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Maller Drs. Vincent C. Manganiello and Caroline Manganiello Mr. and Mrs. Harwood G. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Martini Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Matz Mr. Juan A. Mayer and Ms. Phyllis D. Klein Mr. David R. Mayhood RADM and Mrs. Don H. McDowell Drs. Richard and Robin McEntire Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMackin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John M. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. John McMillen Mr. Eric D. K. Melby Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel Mr. David E. Mitchell and Ms. Nicole Solomon-Mitchell Mrs. Elizabeth R. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Newman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Nicholson Mr. and Mrs. Walker F. Nolan, Jr. Ms. Susan M. Norris Mr. and Mrs. Christopber W. O’Flinn Mr. William A. Ohle and Ms. Christine A. Chapman Dr. and Mrs. Donald A. O’Kieffe Mr. and Mrs. Merval W. Oleson Mr. and Mrs. David J. Osias Mr. James B. Paragamian and Ms. Ann Marie Etergino Mr. and Mrs. Mario F. Pefaure Mr. Mark L. Perlis and Mrs. Ruth Lis Mr. Michael G. Pfeifer and Ms. Robin B. Taub Ms. Janice B. Phalen

Mr. Laurence E. Platt and Ms. Clare Herington Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Portner Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Poston Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Pukatch Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Reed Mr. Robert A. Rizzi and Ms. Elizabeth H. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Robbins Mrs. Joan H. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rodgers Mrs. Lorraine A. Rogstad and Dr. Barry K. Rogstad Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Roman Mr. and Mrs. Davinder Sakhuja Mr. and Mrs. James Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Sargent Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schellenger, III Mr. and Mrs. A. J. D. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shackleford The Rev. William M. Shand and Mrs. Jennifer B. Shand Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Shirey Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Silberman Mr. and Mrs. Murray S. Simpson, Jr. Drs. Jeffrey M. Singer and Carol A. Sims Mr. Henry S. Sizer Mr. Stephen C. Skubel Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Smallridge Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. James Summers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Swinehart Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Talcott Mr. Stuart S. Taylor and Ms. Sally Lamar Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Bradley R. Thayer* Mr. and Mrs. Ivan V. Thrane Mr. Thomas W. Toch and Ms. Ann M Toch Mr. Paul N. Weech and Ms. Ellen M. Suthers Mrs. Sandra B. Wehunt Mr. Stephen E. Wells Dr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Whiteley Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Wyatt Mr. Galen O. Yoder Ms. Joyce L. Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Youngentob Mr. John H. Zurn Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Zwisler

Ginger Cobb Ann Connors Marilyn Converse Lauren Cook Scott Corkran Sheralyn Craig Troy Dahlke Michael A. Davila Maria Diaz Eileen Eads Morgan Evans Ruth Faison Amanda Freeman Lucy Durbin Fries Holly Funger Tracey Goodrich Alex Haight Jeni Hansen Debi Hayes Jessica Hebert Margaret Hemmig Jean Hernandez-Lopez Al Hightower Laura Hoffman Roberto Hoffman John Holden Sean Hurney Chuck James Julie Jameson Chuck Jones Ian Kelleher Elizabeth J. Kiingi Sung Hee Kim Stacy E. Kincaid Linda B. Kiser Jason Kline Dresden M. Koons Robert F. Kosasky Joan Kowalik Gail M. Krotky Dale Kynoch Yvette Lancaster-Wallace Christine Lewis Judy Lorber Anne Macdonell Amanda Macomber

Mark McKnight Monique McMillan-Jackson John McMillen Kristofer Mohlman Aileen Moodie Elizabeth Moses Lloret Moussa Luis Murga Brooke Norrett Josephine Ofori-Atta Kim O’Shaughnessy Carol Parent Hevia Paxson Mario Pefaure Chris Polyak Gregg Ponitch Ritchie Porter Jennifer Robertson Phyllis Robinson Susheela Robinson Erika Roscoe Tim Rose Vanessa Rothstein Andrea Saah Mark A. Segal Jennifer Shand Samantha F. Speier Nicole Starace Katherine Stevens Diane Stewart Spring Swinehart Randy Tajan Paul E. Ternes Agnes Timbol Judy Toth Nicole Van Berkum Irinia Varamesova Frank Wagner Irene Walsh Liz Weber Judy Webster Glenn Whitman Jody Widrick Delice Williams Molly Wilson Gary Wyatt

Racquel Yerbury Luther Zeigler

Former Faculty and Staff Marcia T. Boogaard* Martin L. Brown Jr. Alice Anne Freund David Hendricks Laris Kreslins Alaster MacDonald Warren P. Marcus Susan Murray William A. Ohle Dorothy Prats Jenifer Rideout Cora Simpson Tucker Sowers Mary Eileen Stevens David H. Ward Eugene K. Wethers Jr. * denotes matching gift

Disclaimer: We have made every effort to include each donor in the Annual Report. Please let the Development Office know of any additions or corrections.

* denotes matching gift

Faculty and Staff Participation: 87% Anonymous Donor (1) Natalie Adams Colin Allen Roy M. Barber Susan S. Barton Cindy Bassett Torre Bassett Joanne Beach Lindsey C. Bean Peggy Best Kate Bramante David Brandt Evan Brooke David Brown Susan Burke Chantal Cassan-Moudoud Fulvio Cativo Michael Chapper

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Love all was clearly the slogan of the day for the tennis players at last May’s “Day on the Greens” at Bretton Woods.

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Friends and Former Families Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Burke Ms. Lisa Greenman Mr. Mark J. Maves and Ms. Mary Lou Soller Regency Estates Citizens Association, Inc. Mrs. Cynthia F. Rupp

Grandparents and Former Grandparents Anonymous Donor (2) Mr. and Mrs. Indeshaw Adenaw Daniel Adenaw ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Albright Caleb W. Albright ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Black Caroline Black ’25 Catherine Black ’19 Madelaine Black ’22 Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bonvillian Marcus D. Bonvilllian ’10 Raphael W. Bonvillian ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Broner Justin Cort ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Kingman B. Brown Kelsey B. Beveridge ’10 Lindsey Boon ’90 Mr. and Mrs. R. Edwin Brown Alison L. Brown ’02 Lauren E. Brown ’06 Michael N. Brown ’04 Dr. and Mrs. John Bruno Thomas Soodak ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burr Charles S. Burr ’23 Mrs. Martha Carr Chrstopher Carr ’12 Mr. Oliver Carr Jr. Christopher Carr ’12

Dr. Francis P. Chiaramonte Emma R. Chiaramonte ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Christenson Lars P. Sorenson ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davenport Carys Davenport ’23 Chase Davenport ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dockser Carly B. Greenspan ’09 Cole Greenspan ’12 Ms. Ann Dressel Grayton Shaffner ’15 Marcus Shaffner ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ehinger Stephen E. White ’10 William E. White ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forman Jackson Wolfire ’18 Mr. John Gill Sr. John Gill ’10 Mr. Donald C. Haberman Charles D. Griffen ’10 Jeffry D. Griffen ’13 Kathryn E. Griffen ’08 Mr. and Mrs. David Haight Michael McDonnell-Diaz ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Harris Kelly A. Harris ’06 Morgan B. Harris ’12 Mr. and Mrs. James Hastings Patrick Hemmig ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Healy* Barrett Hoffman ’24 Jackson Hoffman ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess Ryan Hess ’16 Sean Hess ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hewitt Merrill Hewitt ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Horowitz Zachary O. Horowitz ’12 Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Knudson Marta Knudson ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Larrabee

Corporate Matching Gifts, Foundations and Organizations Amgen Inc. Matching Gift Program Mr. Gregory A. Portner ’91 and Mrs. Portner

David Graham Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Graham Grace and John T. Harrington Foundation

Backyard Inflatables, Inc.

Healy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Healy Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hoffman

Bank of America Mr. Richard O. Koch and Ms. Kim Becker

Izzo Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Izzo III

Capital One Financial Corporation Mr. John G. Finneran and Ms. Catherine A. Cotter

LaSalle Hotel Properties Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Barnello

Mr. Bradley R. Thayer and Ms. Jody Tabner Thayer

Marathon Oil Company Mr. William K. Dabaghi and Dr. Marilyn Harris-Dabaghi

Cartridge World The Community Foundation for Northern Virginia Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Glass-Royal Dockser Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dockser Freddie Mac Foundation Mr. Michael A. Bell and Ms. Carolyn Flury Bell Fresh Start Chiropractic LLC Dr. Nicholai Afanasenko ’93 and Ms. Angela Litwin Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Dr. Paolo G. Miotti and Dr. Gina A. Dallabetta

Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation Ms. Marcia T. Boogaard Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grace Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. McLaughlin Microsoft Mr. Michael D. Clark ’89 and Mrs. Clark Ms. Tracy Yandle ’87 and Mr. Erik Droutman RFI Foundation, Inc. Mr. Joshua B. Rales The Rocksprings Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Corey C. Davenport

The Glasnapp Foundation Ms. Erin M. Wright-Gandhi ’96 Goldman, Sachs & Company Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Moore

6th grade parents Song and Felicia Jung enjoy last May's Volunteer Thank You party with 9th Grade parent Valerie Grace.

Faculty and staff continued to be leaders in annual giving, and in 2009-2010 contributed more than ever before. 42

St. Andrew’s Leadership Circle St. Andrew’s is blessed with a group of donors who provide exceptional philanthropic leadership. Their generosity makes it possible for St. Andrew’s to improve existing programs, create new ones, and guarantee the future of others. The St. Andrew’s Leadership Circle was established to honor this circle of friends, and recognizes those whose lifetime support of the school in cash gifts surpasses $100,000.

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Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Allender Mr. and Mrs. Morton A. Bender Mrs. Marcia T. Boogaard and The Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation Paul Berry Academic Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Bruder Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Cage Dr. Preston C. Calvert and Ms. Margaret Guerin-Calvert Mr. Edward R. Carr and Ms. Terri Phelps Carr Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coan Mrs. Emma Garces Concheso Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. William N. Demas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Dreyfuss II Edward E. Ford Foundation Dr. Terence T. Finn and Ms. Joyce M. Purcell Mr. John G. Finneran and Ms. Catherine A. Cotter Dr. and Mrs. Francis Chiaramonte Mr. R. Michael Gadbaw and Ms. Sally C. Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Gilbert Dr. D. Leonard Griffen, III and Ms. Susan H. Griffen Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Izzo III and the Izzo Family Foundation

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Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Jeffery Mr.+ and Mrs. Todd L. Kiplinger and The Kiplinger Foundation Ms. Ellen Kohn Mr. Arthur N. Levine and Dr. Halyna P. Breslawec Mary and Daniel Loughran Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Angus Macbeth Mr. and Mrs. Alaster MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Aris Mardirossian Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Matlack Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Matz Mr. David R. Mayhood Mr. and Mrs. John M. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel The Honorable and Mrs. Stephen G. Milliken Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. O’Flinn Dr. Elahe Mir-Djalali Omidyar and the Roshan Cultural Institute Mr. Pierre M. Omidyar ’84 and Mrs. Pamela K. Omidyar Mr. Randall L. Phelps and Ms. Pamela Daley Mr. Laurence E. Platt and Ms. Clare Herington Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schellenger, III Mr. and Mrs. William E. Simmons Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Murray S. Simpson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Slosser

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Taylor Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Zacharkiw + deceased

Disclaimer: We have made every effort to include each donor in the Annual Report. Please let the Development Office know of any additions or corrections.

2009-2010 Sustained Donors Sustained donors are loyal supporters who have made contributions to St. Andrew’s for the last ten consecutive years or more. The number in parentheses after the donors’ names represents the number of years they have given.

Twenty-five or More Years Mrs. Joanne Beach** (26) Mr. and Mrs. Kingman B. Brown (26) The Reverend+ and Mrs. Roy Coffin (29) Mrs. Alice Anne Freund** and Mrs. William H. Freund (26) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Huebner (27) Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Keller (25) Mr. Alaster MacDonald** and Mrs. Sue MacDonald (25) Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Matz (26) Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Portner (26) Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Reed (26) Dr. and Mrs. Barry K. Rogstad (28) Mrs. Cora Simpson** and Mr. Murray S. Simpson Jr. (28) Mrs. Irene C. Walsh** (26)

Twenty or More Years Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Carew (24) Ms. Aimee L. Causey ’84 and Ms. Catherine Mullaney (24) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Dreyfuss II (23) Dr. Terence T. Finn and Ms. Joyce M. Purcell (23) Mrs. Tracey Boyle Goodrich** and Mr. Craig H. Goodrich (24) Mr. John Holden** and Mrs. Joan O. Holden (234 Mr. Timothy D. Hopkins ’84 and Ms. Heidi B. Hopkins (23) Ms. Susan M. Howard ’82 (20) Dr. and Mrs. Earl W. Lindveit (24) Mr. and Mrs. Harwood G. Martin (24)

Mr. Kear Martin ’82 and Ms. Courtney Hopkins (12) Mr. and Mrs. Merval W. Oleson (22) Mr. Mark E. Portner ’88 and Mrs. Alexandra F. Buhler Portner ’89 (20) Mrs. Jenifer Rideout** and Mr. Charles Rideout (22) Ms. Phyllis Robinson** and Mr. Nik Hughes (24) Mrs. Mary E. Stevens** and Mr. Eugene E. Stevens (22) Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Walsh Jr. (21) Dr+. and Mrs. Sandra B. Wehunt (21) Mr. Stephen E. Wells and Ms. Jane E. Wilson (22) Mr. Gary L. Wyatt** and Mrs. Leslie Wyatt (21)

Fifteen or More Years Mr. and Mrs. Lon S. Babby (19) Mr. Thomas M. Barr (19) Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beeching (15) Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Beyda (15) Mrs. Jennifer F. Butera Broderick ’89 and Mr. Marc Broderick (19) Mr. David P. Brown** and Ms. Elizabeth A. Bauer (19) Mr. Dut Brown** and Mrs. Carolyn Brown Dr. William Crocker and Mrs. Jean Galloway Crocker (19) Mr. Kevin A. Finn ’93 and Ms. Jaralyn G. Finn (15) Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Fitzpatrick (15) Mr. R. Michael Gadbaw and Ms. Sally Chandler (15) Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Geffert (17) Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Gilbert (15) Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Graham and the David Graham Foundation (19) Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Harris (19) Mr. Jeffrey G. Huvelle and The Honorable Ellen S. Huvelle (15) Mr. and Mrs. Carter E. Keithley (18) Mrs. Alexandra Ryan Leopold ’84 and Laurence Leopold (17) Mary and Daniel Loughran Foundation (16) Mr. and Mrs. John M. McMahon (17) Mr. and Mrs. Walker F. Nolan Jr. (16)

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. O’Flinn (18) Mrs. Candace A. Conway Olsson ’83 and Mr. John Olsson (17) Mr. and Mrs. David J. Osias (16) Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Poston (15) Mr. William B.M. Proffitt ’88 and Mrs. Eileen F. Proffitt (15) Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Pukatch (17) Dr. Elizabeth Weber** (16)

Ten or More Years Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Allender (12) Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Backus (11) Mrs. Susan S. Barton** and Mr. Joel H. Barton (10) Mr. and Mrs. C. Tucker Battle (12) Mr. and Mrs. David B. Beers (14) Ms. Jenifer C. Bland (10) Mrs. Elizabeth B. Bonvillian (13) Mr. William B. Bonvillian and Ms. Janis A. Sposato (13) Mrs. Marcia Boogaard** (13) Mr. Katherine G. Bramante** (10) Mr. David C. Brandt** and Ms. Heather A. Lair (10) Mrs. Susan Burke** and Mr. William Burke (14) Mr. Theodore A. Cage ’85 (11) Dr. Preston C. Calvert and Ms. Margaret Guerin-Calvert (12) Ms. Elizabeth B. Carder-Thompson and Mr. Larry Thompson (11) Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coan (12) Mrs. Virginia W. Cobb** and Mr. Douglas Cobb (12) Ms. Melissa D. Coyle (10) Mr. William K. Dabaghi and Dr. Marilyn Harris-Dabaghi (11) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis (10) Mr. John M. Devaney and Ms. Deborah A. Reagan (10) Ms. Anne B. Duvall (10) Ms. Ruth W. Faison** (12) Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss E. Feagles (13) Mr. Timothy E. Finn ’96 (10) Mr. John G. Finneran and Ms. Catherine A. Cotter (10) Mr. and Mrs. A. Wayne Fowler (11)

Ms. Kirsten Georges ’87 and Mr. Michael LaTona (10) Mrs. Lisa Armstrong Germann ’98 and Mr. Ray Germann (12) Mr. Robert Bruce Goodwin ’87 (11) Dr. and Mrs. Neil A. Green (13) Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Green (11) Ms. Sarah E. Hall (14) Ms. Dana A. Drescher Harrison ’92 and Mr. H. Jason Harrison (12) Dr. W. David Helms and Ms. Susan K. Maloney (13) Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Heltzer (14) Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Henry (13) Ms. Julie Jameson** (13) Mr. and Mrs. Steven Janowitz (10) Mr. Dennis A. Johnson and Ms. Amy C. Robertson (10) Ms. Stacy E. Kincaid** and Mr. Mark G. Heesen (10) Ms. Linda B. Kiser** (11) Ms. Ellen Kohn (14) Mr. Paul R. Lang and Ms. Joan M. Barron (11) Mr. Edward V. Lee and Ms. Alice Richey (12) Mr. Arthur N. Levine and Dr. Halyna P. Breslawec (11) Mrs. Judith Lorber** and Mr. Lawrence Z. Lorber (11) Mr. and Mrs. Angus Macbeth (11) Ms. Anne Macdonnell** and Mr. Robert S. Hoffman** (11) Rear Admiral and Mrs. Don H. McDowell (12) Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMackin Jr. (10) Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel (11) Mr. Luis Murga** and Ms. Holly Hightower (10) Mr. Pierre M. Omidyar ’84 and Mrs. Pamela K. Omidyar (11) Ms. Deborah M. Orsini (10) Mr. Laurence E. Platt and Ms. Clare Herington (14) Mr. Gregg N. Ponitch** (10) Mr. Ritchie J. Porter** and Ms. Wendy W. Lanxner (10) Mr. Gregory A. Portner ’91 and Mrs. Courtney M. Portner (10) Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Robbins (12) Mrs. Joan H. Robinson (10) Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rodgers (12) Mr. Timothy E. Rose** and Mrs. Karen C. Rose (12) Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Sargent (14) Mr. and Mrs. Davinder Sakhuja (10) Mr. and Mrs. A.J.D. Schmidt (12) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Sparks (11) Mrs. Katherine L. Stevens** and Mr. Nye Stevens (11) Mrs. Tammy E. Adle Stone ’87 and Mr. Stephen C. Stone (10) Ms. Kristen E. Ekedahl Tauber ’89 and Mr. Charles E. Tauber (11) Mr. Bradley M. Tirpak ’87 (13) Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wallace, Jr. (11) Mr. Paul N. Weech and Ms. Ellen M. Suthers (10) Mrs. Marthe Wilson** and Mr. William Wilson (11) ** indicates current or former faculty and staff + deceased

2009-10 Restricted Annual and Capital Gifts Auction Sponsors and Donors Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Abod Mr. and Mrs. David R. Albright Mr. Jeffrey M. Anders and Dr. Doris A. Makari-Anders Mr. and Mrs. C.G. Appleby Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Atchinson Drs. Christopher Borek and Irene Cortese Mr. John J. Buckley, Jr. and Ms. Jane E. Genster Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Carr, III Drs. Michael T. Curran and Nancy E. Kiesel Mr. and Mrs. Corey S. Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dekker Mr. Keith W. Donahoe and Professor Diana Donahoe Mr. and Mrs. John L. Donohue Mr. David L. Douglass and Ms. Sheila F. Maith Mr. and Mrs. D. Robert Drucker Ms. Anne B. Duvall Drs. Zayd Eldadah and Assil Saleh Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Farr Dr. and Mrs. John M. Feigert Mrs. Mary G. Feinstein Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Finton Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Fitzgerald Mr. John R. Forrester Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Frank Mr. and Mrs. John Fruewirth Mr. and Mrs. John V. Geise Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Glamb Mr. and Mrs. David C. Goldberg

Cdr. And Mrs. Thomas C. Graves ’83 Ms. Margaret Guerin-Clavert and Dr. Preston C. Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Harvey Mr. Frank Panopoulos and Dr. Diane E. Hastings Mr. Mark G. Heesen and Ms. Stacy E. Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Helfer Mr. and Mrs. John Henneman Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hilmi Mr. Robert S. Hoffman Mr. Alan J. Horowitz and Ms. Sandy S. Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Izadpanah Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Izzo, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jannotta Mr. and Mrs. David N. Joslin Mr. and Mrs. Song K. Jung Mr. Eric S. Kassoff and Ms. Kerry L. Iris Mr. Marc S. Kaufman and Ms. Katie H. Carey Mrs. Linda B. Kiser Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kontner Ms. Dresden M. Koons and Mr. Alex Perdikis Mr. Robert F. Kosasky and Ms. Beatriz González-Kosasky Mr. and Mrs. Andre M. Lambert Mr. Paul Lang and Ms. Joan Barron Mr. Edward E. Leisher and Ms. Amy B. Holmwood

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Longley Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Maibach Mr. Alan B. Heilbron and Dr. Kerry L. Malawista Mr. and Mrs. Warren P. Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Aris Mardirossian Mr. Mark J. Maves and Ms. Mary Lou Soller Mrs. Nancy B. McGovern Mr. Mark J. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. John McMillen Mr. and Mrs. Iverson S. Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel Mr. Bradley Mitchell and Dr. Jeanne Mitchell Mr. David E. Mitchell and Ms. Nicole Solomon-Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Hunt G. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Naab Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Petito Mr. Joseph R. Phelan Mr. Laurence Platt and Ms. Clare Herington Ms. Mary Jane Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Pugrant Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Radecki Ms. Debra L. Rales Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rehmann Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Renzi Dr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. John C. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Saada Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Schoenfeld Mr. and Mrs. James Schellenger Mr. Mark A. Segal and Ms. Judith Bebchuk Dr. and Mrs. Cary S. Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shackleford

Mr. Joseph W. Shaffner and Ms. Anna B. Tate Mr. Bernard S. Sharfman and Ms. Susan T. David Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Silberman Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Simpson Ms. Karen Mitrano Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Arne Sorenson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Spaccasi Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Statzer Mr. Aubrey A. Stephenson and Dr. Maureen E. Booker-Stephenson Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Swineheart Mr. Bradley R. Thayer and Ms. Jody Tabner-Thayer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Toch Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Tommer Ms. Gina Toussaint Mr. Raymond S. Vincent and Ms. Amy L. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. William H.C. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wallace, Jr. Dr. Armistead C.G. Webster and Ms. Suzanne I. Barnard Dr. Joshua Weiner and Ms. Cindy Calland Mr. Ulrich G. Werner and Mrs. Christine H. Koenig-Werner Dr. and Mrs. David R. Whittaker Mr. and Mrs. Gregor V. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Wolfire Mr. Peter M. Yeo and Ms. Anne I. Urban

Barbara Thompson Fund for Tutoring Anonymous Donor (1) Mrs. Natalie Adams and Mr. Matthew P. Accornero Mr. Roy M. Barber and Ms. Eleze Sizemore Mr. and Mrs. Joel H. Barton Mrs. Joanne Beach Mr. Michael J. Beach ’88 and Dr. Katie LaPorta-Beach ’87 Ms. Lindsey C. Bean and Mr. Brian Bean Mr. David C. Brandt and Ms. Heather A. Lair Mrs. Evan Brooke and Mr. Christopher M. Brooke Mr. David P. Brown and Ms. Elizabeth A. Bauer Mrs. Susan Burke and Mr. William Burke Mrs. Chantal Cassan-Moudoud and Mr. Ezzeddine Moudoud Ms. Virginia Cobb and Mr. Douglas Cobb Mrs. Marilyn Converse and Mr. Robert E. Converse Ms. Lauren A. Cook and Mr. Antonis Ioannidis Mr. and Mrs. Scott Corkran Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Davila Ms. Maria Diaz and Mr. Alexeander Haight Mr. Morgan Evans Ms. Ruth W. Faison Mrs. Amanda N. Freeman and Mr. Matthew Freeman Mrs. Lucy Fries Dr. and Mrs. Mark C. Glass-Royal Ms. Tracey B. Goodrich and Mr. Craig H. Goodrich Ms. Jessica Hebert

Mr. David Hendricks and Ms. Lorraine McKenna Ms. Jeannie Hernandez-Lopez Mr. Aldridge Hightower and Ms. Carol Sykes Mrs. Laura Hoffman and Mr. Keith Hoffman Mr. And Mrs. John Holden Mr. Sean Hurney Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. James Ms. Julie Jameson Mr. Charles H. Jones and Mr. Kevin Berrill Dr. Ian Kelleher and Ms. Nicole Morgan Ms. Elizabeth J. Kiingi ’87 and Mr. Stephen Kiingi Ms. Sung Hee Kim Ms. Stacy E. Kincaid and Mr. Mark G. Heesen Mr. Jason Kline Ms. Joan Kowalik and Ms. Susan Victor Ms. Gail M. Krotky and Mr. Matthew Koeppe Mrs. Dale Kynoch Ms. Yvette Lancaster-Wallace Mrs. Judith Lorber and Mr. Lawrence Z. Lorber Ms. Anne Macdonell and Mr. Robert S. Hoffman Mrs. Amanda Macomber and Mr. Scott Macomber Mr. Kristofer Mohlman Mrs. Aileen M. Moodie and Mr. Michael Moodie Mrs. Elizabeth Moses and Mr. John Moses Mrs. Lloret Moussa and Dr. Waleed Youssef Mr. Luis Murga and Ms. Holly Hightower Ms. Kimberly O’Shaughnessy Ms. Hevia Paxson Ms. Christine Polyak and Mr. Joe Polyak Mr. Gregg N. Ponitch Mr. Ritchie J. Porter and Ms. Wendy Lanxner Ms. Susheela Robinson

Mr. Mark A. Segal and Ms. Judith Bebchuk Ms. Samantha F. Speier ’95 Ms. Diane Stewart Mr. Randy Tajan Mr. Paul E. Ternes Mrs. Agnes Timbol Ms. Nicole Van Berkum Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner Dr. Elizabeth Weber Mrs. Elaine N. Wexler and Mr. Robin Wexler Mr. Glenn E. Whitman and Ms. Debra Bailey Mrs. Jodelle Widrick and Mr. Gary M. Widrick Ms. Delice Williams Ms. Wendy F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Wyatt

Financial Aid Anonymous Donor (1) Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Alexander in memory of Carolyn Platt Ms. Emily J. Booth in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. Charles L. Eisen in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. Garret I. Filler in memory of Carolyn Platt Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation K & L Gates LLP in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Hartman in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. John Longstreth and Ms. Anne Goldstein – in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. Aris Mardirossian Dr. Paolo G. Miotti and Dr. Gina A. Dallabetta* Mr. Joshua B. Rales RFI Foundation, Inc. Mr. Philipp L. Schulman in memory of Carloyn Platt

Four fellows with driving ambition at the “Day on the Greens,” at Bretton Woods on May 12.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stephen in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Weissgold in memory of Carolyn Platt

Financial Aid Grants Black Student Fund Gannett Foundation, Inc. The Latino Student Fund Mary and Daniel Loughran Foundation

Golf Tournament Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Azzara Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Beveridge Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Dranginis Ms. Anne B. Duvall Dr. and Mrs. John M. Feigert Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Glamb Dr. Daniel L. Griffen and Ms. Susan H. Griffen Ms. Ingrid Hansen and Ms. Lynn L. Bergeson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hesse II Mr. and Mrs. Song K. Jung Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kassis Ms. Edward E. Leisher and Ms. Amy B. Holmwood Mr. and Mrs. George G. Rublee Mr. John C. Smith and Ms. Nancy G. Smith Mr. James G. Utt

Other Restricted Annual Gifts Artsonia Mr. Robert L. Ash and Ms. Suzanne G. Duvall Ms. Teri A. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ivan V. Thrane

Capital Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence S. Winkler

In Kind Gifts Ms. Marjorie A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Parsons * denotes matching gift

Disclaimer: We have made every effort to include each donor in the Annual Report. Please let the Development Office know of any additions or corrections.

2009-10 Endowment Funds and Planned Giving The Jess Borg Society Established in 2001. Members have made bequests or other planned gifts to St. Andrew’s. Dr. Millard H. Alexander and Ms. Lee H. Henry Dr. and Mrs. James M. Cantwell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Carey Ms. Terri Phelps Carr Mrs. Leslie Kohn Finn+ Ms. Elizabeth Hinchcliff Ms. Ivona Kaz-Jepsen Mr. and Mrs. Carter E. Keithley Mr. Robert Kosasky and Ms. Beatriz González-Kosasky Mr. and Mrs. Alaster M. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Harwood G. Martin Mr.+ and Mrs. Orville C. Shirey Mr. and Mrs. Murray S. Simpson +deceased

Class of 2006 Endowment Fund for Faculty and Staff Families Established by the Class of 2006 to provide financial assistance to St. Andrew’s students who are the children of current St. Andrew’s employees based on financial need. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Brown

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The Molly Hewes Financial Assistance Fund The fund was established in 2008 in honor of Mary Clarke Danforth (Molly) Hewes ’86. Income from the Fund will provide financial assistance to a minority student. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. Hewes

The Touchstone Campaign for Endowment The goal of the campaign is to raise endowment funds to support faculty professional development and compensation, financial aid, and service learning. The following have made gifts and pledges to the Touchstone Campaign for Endowment through June 30, 2010. Anonymous (1) Mr. and Mrs. Craig P. Abod Mr. and Mrs. Arif Ahmed Mr. and Mrs. David R. Albright Mr. John W. Allender ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Allender Mr. and Mrs. Cornwell G. Appleby Mr. Kenneth R. Babby ’98 and Mrs. Jill Babby Mrs. Wendy Nicholson Bailey ’87 and Mr. Joseph P. Bailey Ms. Elizabeth R. Ballou ’99 Ms. Courtney M. Banks Ms. Alison Bazala Kim

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Mr. Michael J. Beach ’88 and Dr. Katie LaPorta-Beach ’87 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Beers Mr. and Mrs. Morton A. Bender Ms. Teri A. Benson Ms. Cathy S. Bernard Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard Beyda Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Black Mr. William B. Bonvillian and Ms. Janis A. Sposato Mr. Harvey C. Borkin Mr. James D. Bridgeman and Dr. Chris Bridgeman Mr. Phillip C. Broughton Mr. and Mrs. Kingman B. Brown Mr. John J. Buckley Jr. and Ms. Jane E. Genster Mr. Kevin M. Burke and Ms. Barbara S. Ianiello Mr. Theodore A. Cage ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Cahn Ms. Catherine M. Callaway ’88 Dr. Preston C. Calvert and Mrs. Margaret Guerin-Calvert Ms. Elizabeth B. Carder-Thompson and Mr. Larry Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Rudolfo Casasola Mrs. Chantal Cassan-Moudoud and Mr. Ezzeddine Moudoud Mr. Michael D. Clark ’96 and Mrs. Anne H. Clark Mr. and Mrs. John B. Coan

Ms. Ingrid Z. Conklin and Mr. Rich McCaffey Mrs. Paige Dreyfuss Cooper ’93 and Mr. Michael F. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cowan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Crisafi Mr. and Mrs. Edmund B. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. Corey C. Davenport Dr. Richard T. Davey Jr. and Ms. Victoria J. Davey Mr. and Mrs. Bruce M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Davis Mr. Thanasis Delisthasis and Dr. Sandra Delistathis Mr. and Mrs. William N. Demas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Dreyfuss II Mr. David E. Dunn and The Hon. Amy L. Bondurant Ms. Anne B. Duvall Mr. Stephen R. Duvall Dr. Anthony U. Eze and Ms. Uchenna I. Anya-Eze Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Farley Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss E. Feagles Mr. Kevin A. Finn ’93 and Mrs. Jaralyn G. Finn Dr. Terence T. Finn and Ms. Joyce M. Purcell Mr. Timothy E. Finn ’96 Mr. John G. Finneran and Ms. Catherine A. Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Finton Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. William Freund Mr. R. Michael Gadbaw and Ms. Sally Chandler Gannett Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John V. Geise Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gill Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Glassman Mr. and Mrs. David C. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Barry R. Gosnell Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey P. Goss III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grace, Jr. Ms. Katherine Guerin-Calvert ’04 Mr. Joseph R. Guerra and Ms. Patricia A. Burda Mr. Thomas Gutierrez and Ms. Ann H. Stevens Major General and Mrs. Timothy M. Haake, Ret. The Reverend and Mrs. Preston Hannibal Ms. Ingrid Hansen and Ms. Lynn L. Bergeson Mr. and Mrs. David A. Harbourne Mr. Michael S. Harris ’93 and Mrs. Geraldine P. Harris Ms. Jane B. Harter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hatton Healy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Healy Mr. Mark G. Heesen and Ms. Stacy E. Kincaid Mr. Michael Helfer and Mrs. Ricki Tigert Helfer Dr. W.D. Helms and Ms. Susan K. Maloney Mr. David Hendricks and Ms. Lorraine McKenna Dr. Johannes Herderschee and Mrs. Gabrielle C. Herderschee-Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Laurence I. Hewes Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. David A. Heywood

Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Hicks Mr. Aldridge Hightower and Ms. Carol Sykes Mr. and Mrs. Keith B. Hoffman Mr. Mark G. Hollinger and Ms. Cathy MacNeil Hollinger Ms. Dorsey Barnett Horowitz ’88 and Mr. Stephen Horowitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. House Drs. John E. Hyde and Erica H. Brittain Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Ishol Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Izzo III Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jannotta Mr. Dennis A. Johnson and Ms. Amy K. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Johnston III Mr. and Charles H. Jones and Mr. Kevin Berrill Ms. Parisa Karaahmet ’87 and Mr. Barbaros Karaahmetoglu Mr. Andrew T. Karron and Ms. Janet M. Storella

Mr. and Mrs. Carter E. Keithley Ms. Sung Hee Kim Ms. Linda B. Kiser Mr. Charles H. Knauss and Ms. Ann E. McLarty Ms. Ellen B. Kohn Ms. Dresden M. Koons and Mr. Alexander L. Perdikis Mr. Robert F. Kosasky and Ms. Beatriz González-Kosasky Ms. Rachel Taylor Lane ’96 and Mr. Carlos Lane Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Lazarus Ms. Alexandra Ryan Leopold ’84 and Mr. Laurence Leopold Mr. Arthur N. Levine and Ms. Helena Breslawec Ms. Elizabeth Streuckens Lewis and Mr. Emmett B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Luzier Mr. and Mrs. Angus Macbeth Mr. and Mrs. Alaster MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Edward Maibach

Mr. Jeffrey B. Maletta and Ms. Catherine S. May Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Maller Mr. and Mrs. Harwood G. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Matlack Mr. Robert J. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. John J. McMackin Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John McMillen Mr. and Mrs. Iverson S. Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Michel Mr.+ and Mrs. Jesse I. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Bradley K. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. James P. Murphy Mr. James F. Naughton and Ms. Elizabeth M. Kastor Mr. William I. Oberdorfer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. O’Flinn Mr. Thomas P. Olson and Ms. Jocelyn F. Samuels Dr. Elahe Mir-Dijali Omidyar and the Roshan Cultural Institute

Mr. Pierre M. Omidyar ’84 and Mrs. Pamela K. Omidyar Mr. Parker M. Orr and Ms Kathie L. Meizner Mr. Carlos A. Ortiz Mena ’85 and Mrs. Marcela Ortiz Mena Mr. Xavier Ortiz Mena ’87 and Mrs. Lorrin Ortiz Mena* Ms. Dawn M. Page Mr. James B. Paragamian and Ms. Ann Marie Etergino Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pedas Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Petito Ms. Terri Phelps Carr and Mr. Edward R. Carr Mr. Randall L. Phelps and Ms. Pamela Daley Mr. Laurence E. Platt and Ms. Clare Herington Mr. Mark E. Portner ’88 and Mrs. Pamela Portner Ms. Mary Jane Puckett Mr. and Mrs. Carlos H. Quintero Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Renzi

Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Rideout Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Robbins Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Roberts Ms. Phyllis Robinson and Mr. Nik Hughes Mr. Earl W. Romero and Ms. Roxanne V. Horning* Ms. Vanessa Rothstein Mr. James P.A. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Saada Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schellenger III Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Schoenfeld Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Seaberg Dr. Cary S. Sennett and Ms. Sara G. Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shackleford Mr. Robert S. Shaw and Ms. Sally A. Buckman Mr. Michael Sibarium and Ms. Laura Giovoni-Sibarium Mr. and Mrs. David R. Siddall Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Silberman Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. William E. Simmons Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Murray S.Simpson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Slosser Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Spaccasi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Stevens Ms. Katherine Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. Sullivan Mr. Mark Szymczak and Ms. Holley Darden Mr. Bradley R. Thayer and Ms. Jody Tabner-Thayer The Reverend Claudia M. Tielking and Mr. Nathan Tielking Ms. Agnes Timbol Mr. Thomas W. Toch and Ms. Ann M. Toch Mr. and Mrs. William M. Todd USB Foundation USA Mr. James G. Utt Mr. Charles N. Vance* Mr. Matthew L. Wald and Dr. Wilma S. Schiller Mr. and Mrs. Clay Walker Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Wallace, Jr. Ms. Irene C. Walsh WellPoint Foundation Associate Giving Campaign Wells Fargo Mr. Ulrich G. Werner and Mrs. Christine H. Koenig-Werner Mr. Thomas W. White and Ms. Eilzabeth W. Ehinger Mr. Glenn E. Whitman and Ms. Debra Bailey Ms. Erin Wright-Gandhi ’96 and Mr. Koonal Gandhi Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Wyatt Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Youngentob

Touchstone Campaign – Named Funds Allender Family Endowment for Dramatic Arts Income from the funds will be used to provide discretionary funds to supplement the budget for St. Andrew’s Dramatic Arts Program The Allender Family

Andrew Dearborn Cronin Endowment for Visual Arts – In memory of Andrew Dearborn Cronin ’91 Income from the fund will be used to enhance the learning experiences of visual arts students at St. Andrew’s through enrichment programs such as workshops and seminars with visiting artists Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Cronin

Audrey Demas Endowment for Faculty Enrichment Income from the fund will provide professional development funds for a member(s) of the SAES faculty or staff. Mr. and Mrs. William N. Demas

Class of 2006 Fund for Faculty and Staff Families Established by the Class of 2006 to provide financial assistance to St. Andrew’s Students who are the children of current St. Andrew’s employees based on financial need. Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Brown

Davenport Family Endowment for Financial Aid at Potomac Village Campus Mr. and Mrs. Chester Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Corey C. Davenport The Rocksprings Foundation

In honor of the Class of 2010 and John Holden, Academic Dean-Class of 2010 and Ritchie Porter, Head, Performing Arts Department. Income from the Fund will support the music program in the lower grades. Ms. Teri A. Benson

The Gilbert Endowment

Dr. Preston C. Calvert and Dr. Margaret Guerin-Calvert

Established in 1999 as a scholarship endowment.

Income from the fund will support programs promoting faculty excellence. Dr. Preston C. Calvert and Dr. Margaret Guerin-Calvert

2009-2010

Roshan Institute Fund Income from the fund will support financial aid to foster cultural awareness. Dr. Elahe Mir-Dijali Omidyar Roshan Cultural Institute * indicates matching gift + deceased

The Irving James Guerin and Jane Cato Calvert Scholarship Endowment

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Dreyfuss, II

Income from the fun will support the salary of the Librarian and Director of Technology

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Holden-Porter Endowment for Classical Music Education

In memory and honor of Irving James Guerin, father of Meg Guerin-Calvert, and Jane Cato Calvert, mother of Preston Calvert. Income from the fund will support a scholarship for a student, making it possible for the recipient to take advantage of all that St. Andrew’s provides to students.

Dreyfuss Endowed Library Chair

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Gilbert

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Robert surprised parent Liz Ehinger with the PALS (Parent Award for Leadership and Service) at the Volunteer Thank You party. Ann Michel was also honored.

Molly Hewes ’86 Financial Assistance Fund The fund was established in 2008 in honor of Mary Clarke Danforth (Molly) Hewes ’86. Income from the fund will provide financial assistance to a minority student. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence I. Hewes

Disclaimer: We have made every effort to include each donor in the Annual Report. Please let the Development Office know of any additions or corrections.

In Memorium Ann Connors

Honor and Memorial Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Clifford J. Alexander in memory of Carolyn Platt Ms. Teri A. Benson – in honor of John Holden and Ritchie Porter Ms. Emily J. Booth in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. Charles L. Eisen in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. Garret I. Filler in memory of Carolyn Platt K & L Gates LLP in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. Barry M. Hartman – in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. Stuart R. Horn and Ms. Marian R. Fox – in honor of Brad Thayer’s and Jody Tabner Thayer’s 50th birthdays Ms. Robin L. Kahn ’92 – in honor of Galen D. Powers Mr. Eric S. Kassoff and Ms. Kerry L. Iris – in honor of Whitney Boykin, Ginger Cobb, Chuck James, and Frank Wagner Mr. Edward H. Lazarus and Mrs. Diane Lazarus – in honor of Brad Thayer’s and Jody Tabner Thayer’s 50th birthdays Mr. John Longstreth and Ms. Anne Goldstein – in memory of Carolyn Platt

Mr. Philipp L. Schulman in memory of Carloyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. John S. Stanton – in memory of William R. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Stephen in memory of Carolyn Platt Mr. and Mrs. Bruce J. Weissgold in memory of Carolyn Platt

nn Connors, mother, animal lover, celebrated cook and half of the heart and soul of the St. Francis— and later St. Andrew’s—Pre-Kindergarten, died on August 27 of brain cancer. She arrived at St. Francis Episcopal Day School in 1989 and taught Pre-K up until late spring at St. Andrew’s. Known for her humor, keen artistic sense and creativity, Ann left an enduring impression on countless St. Francis and St. Andrew’s families. Ann’s partner in the Pre-Kindergarten class, Peggy Best, recalled her friend’s generosity (“She would give you anything!”), her dry sense of humor which even the youngest children “got,” and her love of cooking. “She cooked with the kids, and one time she won the DC Chili Cook-Off!” Peggy recalled. Her menagerie included dogs, rats and a pot-bellied pig.

Ann’s partner in the Pre-Kindergarten class, Peggy Best, recalled her friend’s generosity— “She would give you anything!”

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St. Andrew’s and Ann’s family celebrated her life in a memorial service in St. Francis Episcopal Church on September 27. Memorial gifts may be made in support of artistic and literary programs for St. Andrew’s preschool children. Condolences may be extended to the family in care of Bob and Linda Garrett, 10924 Stacy Run, Fredericksburg, VA 22408-8047.

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ow can I adequately thank all the alumni who have helped out this year? Whether it was calling newly accepted students and encouraging them to come to St. Andrew’s, talking to classmates and reminding them to support the faculty at St. Andrew’s with a gift to the Annual Fund, or offering to host a happy hour, you made a difference. One thing that I continue to hear is how important networking is to you. If you are interested in connecting, either professionally or socially with other St. Andrew’s alumni, just join one of our networking groups: l LinkedIn.com and search for the group St. Andrew’s Episcopal School MD Alumni l www.facebook.com/StAndrewsEpiscopalSchool l Search on Facebook for St. Andrew’s Episcopal School (MD) Alumni Association group I am especially excited about our LinkedIn group which I hope you will find helpful. With this group you can connect with a St. Andrew’s alum in the same industry or find a new career opportunity on the group’s job board. One final thing. If you or one of your St. Andrew’s friends have any news, let us know. Whether it is a new job, a promotion or a family addition, give me a call at 301-983-4725 or send an email to callen@saes.org.

Alumni Weekend This year’s alumni weekend took place on May 14 and 15. From a cocktail reception to the annual Mackintosh Lacrosse game, many alums took advantage of the great weather to reconnect with old friends and teachers. A special thanks to Jennifer Greiner ’85, Tim McCune ’95, Colin Troha ’95, Tom Taylor ’00, Maura Green ’00, Alisa Kaswell ’05 and Alex Freeman ’05 for organizing their class reunions.

Best, Colin Allen Director of Alumni Affairs

Even with this challenging economic climate, St. Andrew’s alumni once again showed how important St. Andrew’s is to them. Here are some highlights from this past year’s campaign.

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Allison Weiss ’05, John Holden, Alisa Kaswell ’05, Chrissy Nolan ’00

alumni Party Alumni Weekend kicked off with a cocktail reception and welcomed back alumni and their parents from all classes as well as current and former faculty members.

Board Chair Anne Wallace, Director of Development Linda Kiser, Amanda Allen ’98, Katie Kinsey—a friend of Mike Stevens ’99—with former math teacher Mary Eileen Stevens.

Former Spanish teacher Maggie “Doctora” Gordon with former Chair of the Board Audrey Demas.

Glenn Whitman, David Brown, Tim McCune ’95

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Members of the Alumni Council met with Head of School Robert Kosasky to provide the Administration and Board with feedback and ideas. Members of the Alumni Council who attended were Michael DiPaula-Coyle ’98, Tom Graves ’83, Alexandra Ryan Leopold ’84, Erin Wright ’96 and Amanda Allen ’98

new Parents PartyAmong the “new” parents at the New Parent Party last May were five alumni: Grade 2 parents Mike Beach ’88 and Katie LaPorta Beach ’87, Grade 6 parents Dana Drescher Harrison ’92 and Chanele Clark ’96, and Grade 9 parent Jane Haynes Steuart ’85. They join alumni parents Tom Graves ’83 (8th Grade), Liz Kingii ’87 (Grades 5 and 3) and Steve Summers ’85 (Morgan, Pre-K). Welcome home!

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AnNual Mackintosh Lacrosse game

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In a spirited game, the Alumni defeated the 2010 Varsity team by a score of 5-3. The alumni team was made up of Chess Garrison ‘00, Mark Lipscomb ’00, Matt Edenbaum ’05, Chris McKelvey ’05, Chris Huebner ’85, Cooper Green ’03, Alex McCollough ’02, Mike Green ‘02, Chris Burns ’99, Patrick Hart ’03, Jason Klippel ’92

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Michael DiPaula-Coyle ’98 is New President of Alumni Council “This is an exciting time in St. Andrew’s history. I’m happy to work with the Alumni Council to help guide the direction of the school in the coming years.”

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t. Andrew’s is fortunate in Michael DiPaula-Coyle—when he gets an invitation, he considers it seriously and says yes. That has made him an active participant at St. Andrew’s over the last few years and last June, it put his name at the top. As the new President of St. Andrew’s Alumni Council, Michael says he’s excited to continue the great work that Erin Wright-Gandhi and others have done over the past few years. “This is an exciting time in St. Andrew’s history,” he says. “I’m happy to work with the Alumni Council to help guide the direction of the school in the coming years.” After graduating from St. Andrew’s in 1998, Michael went on to attend the University of St. Andrew’s in Scotland, where he majored in History and International Relations. Following university, he moved to London where he completed a Master’s degree at King’s College before returning to Washington. He has volunteered and worked for a number of political campaigns, including the 2000 Bush/Cheney campaign. Upon returning to Washington Michael took a job in the Bush administration, spending five years working on trade and national security policy. From 2004-2007, he worked as a policy advisor and speech writer at the Bureau of Industry and Security, the U.S. government agency that develops and implements national security policies regarding high-technology trade and dual-use export controls. He then went on to serve as chief of staff at the International Trade Administration, where he served as the agency head’s staff member, political advisor, and speechwriter and as a member of the senior management team. Since 2008, Michael has been the Director of Policy at the U.S.-India Business Council, a business advocacy organization under the auspices of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Founded in 1975, the Council works to enhance bilateral investment and trade flows and serves as a direct link between business and government leaders. He travels frequently throughout the country and to South Asia to help expand business and investment ties between the two countries.

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Class of ’85 The Class of ’85 met at Clyde’s in Friendship Heights to celebrate 25 years since graduating from St. Andrew’s. Thank you to Jennifer Greiner ’85 for organizing. Those attending were: Pichi McClure, Wendy Weingarten, Myra Fox, Jane Haynes Steurt, Jennifer Greiner and Guy Stecklove

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15 years later, the Class of â&#x20AC;&#x2122;95 reconnected at BlackFinn in Washington DC, thanks to Tim McCune and Colin Troha. Members of the class who attended, from left to right above, were: Desiree Polyak, Natalia Ochs, Chris Cantwell, Mariah Bibby, Colin Troha, Trey Taylor, Tim McCune, Mari Palmer, Alex George, and Mariann Meenan.

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Class of â&#x20AC;&#x2122;00 Before seeing classmate Whitney Cummingsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; comedy special at the Shakespeare Theatre, the class of 2000 met at Oya. The following came to the events: Sherine Arif, Chrissy Nolan, Lauren Vorisek, Sarah Melby, Chess Garrison, Nick Mickalevksy, Al Raucci, Ed Joseph, Joel Reynolds, Paul Galvin, and Joe Richardson.

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Ritchie Porter and members of the class of 2005 met at Justin Ross’ Justin’s Cafe. Those in attendance were: Josie Jones, Paul Iribe, Ali Weiss, Alisa Kaswell, Nate Mitchell, Alex Freeman, Jake Schuessler, and Andrew Hale.

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Entrepreneurial Alumni Make Their Own Opportunities Meet Justin Ross ’02 and Jack McMackin ’04

ith well over 1,500 alums, there are graduates from St. Andrew’s in almost every field. Whether it is in medicine, law, finance, or education, our graduates have made their mark and continue to make us proud in what they have accomplished. Two of our alumni, Jack McMackin ’04 and Justin Ross ’02 have decided to take a different path and create their own opportunities. In this era of economic uncertainty, they both have created something that fits a

need. Justin is the owner of Justin’s Café located at 1025 First St NE in Washington DC and is one of the very few places you can go for a good meal before or after a Nationals game. Jack is leading a team that is developing an interactive website to teach young adults the importance of saving and how to save and invest your money. While they have opened up businesses in different industries, Justin and Jack both mentioned St. Andrew’s as an important place for their development, and not just for its academics.

Justin remembered an algebra class with John Holden as the place where he learned about accountability. Mr. Holden refused to let Justin get by and move on without completing all of his assignments and after completing summer school, he had learned his lesson and carries that with him every day. For Jack, the lessons that he learned in robotics with Ian Kelleher continue to resonate. He mentioned that the decision making process in this class is something that comes up on a regular basis. In this class he was forced to choose between

several possible solutions. As anyone in the business world knows, being able to quickly analyze and make the correct decision is the difference between success and failure. Over the next five years, Justin hopes to take the skills that he has learned with Justin Café, and expand to different locations, eventually running his own restaurant development company. Like Justin, Jack feels extremely lucky that he has been able to find something that he enjoys doing so early in his professional career. He feels confident that he will be working in a similar line of work going forward. We wish them the best of luck with their new ventures and are happy that St. Andrew’s has been able to help them on their career paths.

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Alum Featured in International VSA Festival By A ma n da H . A ll e n ‘ 9 8

This summer, the International VSA Festival included “The Iron Upright” — a kinetic art installation in which an x-ray of Cathy’s rodsupported spine is mounted in front of a moving light source — the electronics for which Cathy designed and built as part of the artwork.

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urgery. A brace. Being grateful that the dress code at the time allowed grunge

fashion. If Cathy Larson ’98 hadn’t had surgery in 1993, her spine would look noticeably different from most people’s. Our classmates, however, probably wouldn’t come up with “disabled” if asked to describe her. Creative, artistic, imaginative and resourceful would come to mind instead. Scoliosis bent Cathy’s spine and provided a medium for much of her art. This summer, the International VSA Festival included “The Iron Upright” — a kinetic art installation in which an x-ray of Cathy’s rodsupported spine is mounted in front of a moving light source — the electronics for which Cathy designed and built as part of the artwork. It was displayed along with a viscosity etching she made based on a well-known engraving of the human nervous system and a piece

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featuring a series of resistors illustrating the pressure exerted by the curvature of her spine. VSA is an organization highlighting art produced by people with disabilities, including hidden disabilities. “Eventually everyone becomes disabled,” Larson said. “The more people I meet, the more I realize they have metal in them, or have learning disabilities, or even ADHD. Those are all considered a disability even though they look fine on the outside. That’s the point of the VSA, they’re inclusive and they’re trying to give people opportunities.” Cathy’s other recent art includes bird nesting boxes decorated through woodburning. She’s currently honing her already impressive carpentry skills, building a classic Morris chair. Why that kind of furniture? “Every time I want to branch out [with her art] from my spine, I get another idea,” she said. “So, I figure. I’m gonna make a chair

that’s comfortable for me.” Cathy’s “Iron Upright” was on display from June 8 through August 29 at the Smithsonian International Gallery. To learn more about Cathy Larson’s art and inspiration, visit her website: www. catherinelarson.com

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Kear Martin, Courtney, Christopher (3 1/2) and Grace (2) are thriving in Leesburg, VA and are sorry the long commute makes it impossible for their children to become St Andrew’s students.

David Huff is the network administrator for Central Wholesalers, Inc. in Laurel, MD and lives in Olney.

Kyle Axelrod Brown tells us that she is enjoying her new career as a pre-school teacher at an Episcopal School in Larchmont, NY. When she is not reconnecting with St. Andrew’s friends via Facebook, she stays busy managing her 12-year old son’s fencing competitions.

1983 Catherine Callaway reports in from Singapore where she is still living and working with Cadbury, soon to be Kraft. She writes: “I have a new position of Director, Candy Refresh and Gummies, Jellies and Chews Platform — the longest title in the world! Am having a wonderful time getting to know Asia and experiencing so many different cultures. My job takes me across the globe, so in September I’ll be stopping in Miami and will get a chance to catch up with Cindy Atwell ’88 and family. If you’re passing through Singapore, please be sure to drop me a line; visitors are always welcome”.

1986 Melissa d’Arabian is the host of the Food Network hit, Ten Dollar Dinners. New episodes air on Sunday while older episodes can be seen on Wednesday and Saturday.

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Heather Certner Brugger told us that she celebrated her 40th birthday with a 1920’s speakeasy themed party. Fellow St. Andrew’s alums Kristen Friedman Venit ’88 and Amy Understain Foxman ’88 were there to help celebrate. “Just like the good ol days! We are all still BFF’s!”

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Catherine Callway ’83 on a hike to Tiger’s Nest in Bhutan.

From Will Lehrfeld: “I am now working for a tech company that supports the FDA, so I am happily driving four miles to work. My wife Ingrid and I will be celebrating our 16th wedding anniversary this October and we have an 8-year old son, Robert.

Amy Eisenstein shared some exciting news: “I’ve just been published. My new book is called 50 Asks in 50 Weeks: A Guide to Better Fundraising for Your Small Development Office. It is available through my website www.tripointconsulting.com (Tri Point Consulting) or on Amazon.com. I am starting my “book tour” and would love to hear from fellow alums about potential speaking opportunities”.

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1994 Lisa McKay wrote: “My husband, Michael, and I moved to Luang Prabang, Laos, in July. Mike’s here working with World Vision, and I’m working on book number two and doing some consulting on staff care and resilience for humanitarian organizations. If you are interested in updates and photos of our life in Laos, check out my blog—http:// www.lisamckaywriting.com. Jenny Benson started work at a Waldorf school in Charlottesville, VA last year. In the fall, she will continue with some work in early childhood and will also begin to work with grades 1-3. In addition to her new passion for Waldorf education, Jenny continues her own personal transformative education by learning how to juggle, do clownwork, garden and practice traditional crafts such as making clothes.

1995 Ben Bradley checked in with this update: “Hello class of 1995! I have so many good memories when I think back on the good ol’ high school years. I hope everyone is doing well. For Kirsten (my lovely wife of three years) and I, our lives have changed dramatically with the birth of our son, Nolan. I’m really

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enjoying being a father. He was born while we were in the process of moving from one house to the other, so there was a lot of excitement going on in a short period of time. I’m pretty sure I added a few extra gray hairs. We love it here in North Carolina and my job is going well. I work for a dam design company called Schnabel Engineering. I mapped my first dam foundation as a geologist this past year which was quite nerve racking, but certainly gave me a ton of experience. In the next few years I hope to become a licensed geologist for the state. I look forward to hearing about what has happened in your lives since we last threw our graduation hats into the sky at the Cathedral. Send me an email at bbradley3@triad.rr.com if you’re ever in the Greensboro/ Winston-Salem area. I’d love to show you around!”

Jacqueline Regier Costa, is the proud parent of a 3and 2-year old, and a new St. Andrew’s teacher (see “Welcome” page 4).

1997 Marc Regier is the Computer Administrator for the city of Newberry, SC and just had his first child. Katherine Levin married Brendan Sheehan last July 4th at Glen Echo Park and her two sisters, Melissa ’99 and Rebecca ’06, were bridesmaids. She is now living in LA working as a photographer/videographer. Her new name will be Katherine Levin Sheehan. Also in attendance was Alison Price Corbin ’97 and Kim Harris Goldberg ’97.

1998 Ann Nash sent us this note: “Earlier this year I accepted an assignment to work as a trial lawyer in the Department of Justice’s office that handles the Guantanamo Bay detainee habeas litigation. I help defend the government against the civil lawsuits filed by the detainees to get released from GTMO. I find this work in national security litigation very interesting, and plan to work in this assignment at least until Spring 2011 before returning to my permanent position in the Department of Justice Tax Division”.

1999 Melissa Levin just received her MFA (in Graphic Design) from Yale and will be moving to NYC in the fall.

1996 Vaughn Gray let us know that he got married on May 8th in Mexico and just moved to Arlington VA with his new wife, Whitney. He also recently started a new business called Intrawellness (intrawellness.biz) that helps businesses and non-profits create and distribute their own lines of nutritional supplements.

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2000 Tom Taylor and his wife, Sara Fanucchi, are thrilled to announce the arrival of their baby boy, Linus Alexander Taylor. Linus was born on May 14, 2010 and weighed in at 6 lbs, 14 oz. The family is doing well together at home. Tom teaches at Riverdale Country School in New York, and is currently serving as Dean of Students for the class of 2013.

of Medicine in August 2010. Skip thanks all the wonderful science and physics teachers at St Andrew’s.

Danielle Moore was elected Director of the “Voice” Gospel Choir at George Washington University.

Annemarie Gray is in Rio de Janeiro on a Fulbright grant after graduating from Washington University in St. Louis.

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2006 Rebecca Levin graduated from Rhode Island School of Design on June 5 with a BFA in Apparel Design. She is now working for Perry Ellis in NYC.

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From Paul Massey: “I am excited to be starting medical school in the fall at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (Class of 2014), with an interest of training in surgery. Penn is consistently ranked as one of the top 3 medical schools in the US.”

Ryan Gray has taught Biology for two years at Northfield Prep in the Chicago area and is applying to grad school.

Jeremy Brown was featured in the June 2 issue of the Gazette. The article focuses on his experience teaching special education in the Montgomery County Public Schools. To read the entire article, please visit: http://www.gazette. net/stories/06022010/ montsch201202_32550.php

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Greg Rosenbaum lead backpacking trips for Overland in Wyoming this summer.

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Colin Gray is a sophomore at Stanford.

Conrad Osipowicz let us know that he has started his own music production and recording company in Bethesda. You can see more info and plenty of pictures at his website www. blueroommusicstudio.com

Drew Singer spent the summer interning with the Honorable Debra James of the New York State Supreme Court, NY County Civil Branch. He will be studying in Hong Kong in the fall of 2010.

Skip Krafft graduated from Washington and Lee University in 2009; received his Master’s degree from Georgetown University’s Physiology and Bio-physics program and will be entering George Washington’s School

2009 Dominique Samuels is a Phi Beta Sigma inductee at Washington Adventist University.

In the Spring 2010 magazine, we regrettably made a few mistakes. In the alumni notes section we stated that Marian Goddard would be attending American University’s MFA program for Creative Writing. She will, in fact, be working on an advanced degree at the University of Maryland at College Park. Emily (Clark) Williams was wrongly listed as Emily (Williams) Clark. In the story about the dance program, Debby Kanter’s name was incorrectly spelled. We apologize for the errors and are thankful that they were brought to our attention.

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Alumni Calendar 2010-11 October 16 Alumni/Faculty Soccer Game and Homecoming October 16 Class of 1990 Reunion October 29, 30, 31 Upper School Drama Production, Antigone November 24-28 Thanksgiving Break December 17 Holiday Concert December 18 Holiday Party January 7 Young Alumni Day February 25, 26, 27 Upper School Musical, Guys and Dolls March 7 Oral History Coffee House May 12 St. Andrew’s Golf Tournament May 13 All Alumni Reception May 14 Mackintosh Alumni Lacrosse Classic May 14 Reunions for the Class of ’86, ’91, ’96, ’01, ’06 Check www.saes.org/alumni for updated reunion news