2018-2019 Report of Appreciation

2018–2019

Report of Appreciation

Holderness School

CONTENTS Dear Friends of Holderness.......................................................... 1 Dwight Mason ’57 and His Unwavering Support of Holderness..............................................................................2 Giving Back to Out Back...............................................................4

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sandeep Alva

Manching Lee & Andrew Qian Give Major Boost to Math and Science.......................................................................6

Karyn Campbell

Elevating Academics Reaches New Heights..............................8

Katie Crumbo Carolyn Cullen ’87

The Value of Philanthropy

Bob Cunha

Holderness Honors Tracy McCoy Gillette.................................. 11

Cecily Cushman ’11

An Intellectual Life...................................................................... 12

Chris Davenport ’89 Andrew Davis

Financial Overview...................................................................... 14

Paul John Ferri

Giving to Holderness................................................................... 15

Tracy Gillette ’89 The Right Rev. Robert Hirschfeld Burgie Howard ’82 Chris Keating ’81 Rob Kinsley ’88 Alex MacCormick ’88

Day of Giving February 12, 2019..........................................................16 Reunion Giving*........................................................................................ 17

Livermore Leadership Society................................................... 18 Thank You To Our 2018–19 DONORS......................................... 19 Thank You Volunteers.................................................................39

Kevin Mattingly Joe Miles ’82 R. Phillip Peck Nell Reynolds, Chair Andrew Sawyer ’79 Harry Sheehy Matt Storey Sander van Otterloo ’94 Richard Vieira Chance Wright ’14 Sung You ’01

HEADMASTER EMERITUS The Rev. Brinton W. Woodward, Jr.

HONORARY TRUSTEES Warren C. Cook Bob Hall Jim Hamblin ’77 Piper Orton ’74 W. Dexter Paine III ’79 Will Prickett ’81

Please send notice of address changes to the Advancement Office, PO Box 1879, Plymouth, NH 03264, or advancement@holderness.org. ©2020 Holderness School.

EDITORS: Patrick Buckley, Andrew Herring, and Greg Kwasnik CONTRIBUTORS: Suzanne Dewey, Neal Frei ’03, Kathleen Kime ’99, and Phil Peck

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DEAR FRIENDS of Holderness

As I ref lect back on this past year, I am humbled by the incredible generosity of the Holderness family.

When I wrote this letter a year ago, we still had almost $1 million dollars to raise to be able to start construction of the new academic building. One year later, a 35,000 square foot science and math building is fully under construction. This progress would not have been possible without the generosity and leadership of our remarkable community.

In reading this report, I am reminded that generosity and leadership go together at Holderness. Our definition of leadership is “each person’s journey to serve and empower others.” The stories and articles in this Report of Appreciation reveal the exceptional commitment to service leadership that is evident in the Holderness culture.

Yes, it is impressive that we were able to raise over $27 million for the exciting Elevating Academics campaign, and for only the second time, we were able to raise more than $1.5 million for the Holderness Fund. This report gives insight into how we did it and who we are. Buildings that support our programs and people are essential, but please don’t be distracted by new construction and money raised.

None of that would be possible without the amazing people who make up the Holderness community.

groups, including during this 50th anniversary year.

And Tracy’s contagious love for and commitment to Holderness has inspired us to rename the Distinguished Service Award in her honor. You will also read about alumni and parents whose service leadership has empowered little Holderness to dream big and follow the closing line of our mission statement: “to work for the betterment of humankind and God’s creation.”

As I ref lect on this past year, I continue to be blessed, deeply grateful, and humbled so serve the Holderness family. It is because of the amazing people who make up Holderness that allow me to say being the head of Holderness is truly the best job in education.n With my deep appreciation,

In this issue you will read about the excitement the new facility is creating. You will also read about some of the people who made that project possible. In addition, you will be inspired by the commitment by alumni and parents. In particular, this report highlights a dynamic duo from the class of 1989, Fred Harbison and Tracy McCoy Gillette. Fred has generously volunteered his time for 26 years to lead Out Back

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DWIGHT MASON ’57

Dwight Mason (seated, fourth from left) in a 1957 Debating Club photo. Dwight served as the club’s vice president and qualified for Nationals that year.

and his unwavering support of Holderness

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t is possible that Dwight Mason’s ’57 long and distinguished career in public service can be traced back to his election as a floor leader at the end of the fourth form, a role that included membership on the Student Council and Student Court. Dwight recalls that the faculty always ratified their court decisions without comment—astounding, in retrospect, since that sometimes resulted in expulsion. However, he points out that classmate Bob Backus decided that the accused needed defense counsel, which he proceeded to provide, laying the foundation for a future as an attorney and New Hampshire state legislator.

Dwight also joined Debating, which turned out to be a very formative experience and perhaps his most rewarding activity at Holderness. Dwight and Bob won the New Hampshire Beginners’ Debate Championship at Dartmouth and were selected to compete at the National Debate Tournament in Lexington, Kentucky.

At the end of the fifth form, he was elected school vice president (which included the presidency of the Student Council) and House Leader of Niles. He also managed the baseball team, joined trail crew to engage his love of the woods, and won the Latin 2 Prize.

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Following Holderness, Dwight attended Brown and found that he had qualified for what amounted to sophomore status because of his preparation at Holderness. In fact, one of the essay topics students could choose to write for the Brown English placement exam was essentially the previous year’s national debate question. Dwight recalls he even had enough time to go back and insert an outline at the beginning! He graduated cum laude and with High Honors in history and then received a master’s degree from the University of California at Berkeley and later served as a MidCareer Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University.

He then embarked on a nearly three-decade career with the US Foreign Service including postings in Tangier, Morocco; Barranquilla, Colombia; Quito, Ecuador; Washington, DC, and Ottawa, Canada, where he served as Deputy Chief of Mission at the US Embassy. There he played an instrumental role in trade negotiations, defense relations, environmental matters, maritime boundary disputes, and fisheries matters.

In 1994 President Clinton appointed Dwight as Chair, United States Section, of the Permanent Joint Board

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on Defense—US and Canada. The board is responsible for advising the President, the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of State on US-Canadian politicalmilitary issues. He participated in negotiations regarding the environmental cleanup of former US military installations in Canada, two renewals of the North American Aerospace Defense (NORAD) Agreement, and the restructuring of binational command arrangements in North America in light of the creation of US Northern Command. The board also focused on ballistic missile defense of North America, increased Canadian naval support to US counter-narcotic efforts in the Caribbean, and joint intelligence estimate on threats to North America.

The board is viewed as a symbol of the special relationship shared by the two countries. Dwight has since donated copies of some of his correspondence with President Clinton to the school’s Archives.

Dwight has been a frequent author, penning articles in publications such as National Security Law Report and Foreign Service Journal and for the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC, where he served as Senior Associate of the Canada Project for 10 years.

Dwight credits his Holderness education for many of his successes at Brown and later in the Foreign Service.

He says that Mr. Henderson and Mr. Abbey stand out among his teachers, recalling that Mr. Abbey’s English class was the hardest but also the most interesting. It was a full year of studying poetry and writing 1,000 words analyzing a poem every weekend. He soon realized that there were no right answers, just wellreasoned ones. These teachers taught him how to think analytically and write clearly, and that is why he has chosen to give to Holderness since graduation.

In fact, he is now in his seventh decade of support!

Dwight has chosen to support Holderness through the creation of a Charitable Remainder Unitrust, and in return the school is proud to recognize him as a member of the Balch Society. He chose a CRUT as a vehicle for his contributions to Holderness because most of his assets are invested in a single corporation. The stock in this corporation has appreciated significantly over the

Dwight Mason ’57

years, but its yield in dividend income in percentage terms is low. The position has an extremely low basis, but by giving Holderness stock in this corporation via a CRUT, he is able to diversify without adverse tax consequences, to increase the income yield several times over, gain a tax benefit each time he adds to the CRUT, and have Holderness ultimately receive the principal.

Dwight ref lects on how much the school has changed since he made his first gift back in 1958.

The entire notion of guidance and counseling was absent. Now the school has a better library and students have access to research resources that did not exist. He remembers arriving for his interview and encountering a man wearing beaten up work clothes raking leaves. This proved to be Mr. Wiles, the Senior Master, who was going to interview him!

The facilities have also improved. He remembers the radiators in Marshall House being so hot that they could heat cans of soup on them!

Holderness expresses its deep appreciation to Dwight for his many years of support, ensuring that the school continues to grow and excel, preparing current and future generations of students for service to their community. n

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GIVING BACK TO OUT BACK

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his year we celebrate the 50th anniversary of Out Back. Ask any graduate from the past five decades about their most lasting memories from their student days, and OB is often in the top three. For some, it launched or confirmed a love for the outdoors that continues to this day. For others, it was a powerful learning experience but something they never, ever wanted to endure again.

Fred Harbison ’89, aka Harbo, definitely falls into the first camp, and this March he returned for his 26th Out Back. You might think that someone who has volunteered for this program year after year, using vacation time and paying his own way from Alaska to New Hampshire to do so, would have grown up on skis and snow shoes, but that is not the case.

Harbo’s journey to Holderness actually began in Bogota, Colombia, where he was born while his father was working for the Ford Foundation. His parents met in the Peace Corps in Costa Rica, and from the age of 2 to 10, Harbo and his family lived in Africa, first in Lagos, Nigeria and later Abidjan, Ivory Coast. With both parents working, he had

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ample opportunity to roam the jungle behind their house, and he recalls that from a very early age, he spent a lot of time “free and on the loose.”

After his family moved to Bethesda, Maryland, and his sister Jennifer enrolled at Gordonstoun School in Scotland, his parents’ tiny backyard and their increasing level of attention could not satisfy his continued need to roam, so he began investigating independent schools. He found Holderness through his cousin, Ian Barnett ’90, an alpine skier, and Harbo was intrigued by the school’s outdoor offerings. He thanks (or blames depending on your perspective) then-Director of Admission Peter Barnum for taking a chance on him.

At Holderness Harbo played soccer, basketball, and tennis but was always drawn to the woods.

Mike Henriques ’76, Director of OB at the time and affectionately known as “Rique Mystique,” took groups of students hiking or paddling almost every weekend. Harbo often chose these excursions over homework, which explains why he also spent considerable time in mandatory study hall.

He gravitated toward activities that offered autonomy, and the outdoors provided him with the freedom that he was looking for. He recalls one of his first jobs on campus, morning breakfast prep, arriving at 5:30 am to toast and butter loaves of white and wheat bread.

After being given his assignment, he was left alone to complete the task. He took pride knowing that the whole school needed his small contribution and that adults trusted him to do his job without supervision.

After graduating from Holderness, Harbo attended Paul Smiths College in the Adirondacks where he excelled due to the practical and hands-on nature of most courses. He studied Ecology and Environmental Technology, then a two-year program, before transferring to the University of Alaska in Fairbanks for their Biology program. In reality, he wanted to move to Alaska for climbing and adventure, and school was the conduit for parental financial support.

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He volunteered at the Ester (AK) Fire Department while working seasonally as a wildland firefighter for the State of Alaska and later landed a full-time job with the Fairbanks Fire Department, where he spent 20 years as a Firefighter/Paramedic, retiring in March 2017. He is now an Alaska Big Game Guide, working with his good friend Henry “Te” Tiffany ’89.

Harbo feels that he has an advantage of working with these students; he has no preconceived notions and can call them out when they are not pulling their weight.

He tells them, “Pick one thing that’s yours. Excel at that, and we will help you.” These are the students that often get the most out of the experience and those that reach out to him after the trip to say thank you.

He has two daughters—Nina, 18, and Skye, 16. Both have been to OB base camp, and that exposure sparked their interest in independent schools. They are currently at Thacher School in Ojai, California.

Many alumni remember Harbo for the colorful outfits that he wears in the woods. They are an expression of his dislike for conformity (he did not enjoy the dress code required of students at the time), but his “Super Harbo” suit, red wool pants, colorful spandex leggings, and wool kilt are all functional and fun.

They put the students at ease. He says, “I am trying to show them that being themselves, truly themselves, and not what others want them to be, is cool.”

Looking back at his first OB junior year, he remembers bushwhacking with faculty leaders Peter Hendel and Gail Stevens and how Peter was clad in wool from head to toe. This was the beginning of his life-long love affair with that fabric. He returned the following year as a senior leader paired with Kate Knopp and Jeff Nielson and then led four groups with Paul “Elk” Elkins. Harbo admits to being intimidated by Elk as a student, but OB became the basis of a life-long friendship. In fact, Elk traveled to Alaska to visit Harbo this past summer.

OB is a true community effort, including faculty like Duane Ford ’74 and Doug Kendall who just ventured into the woods for their 27th and 36th years respectively; staff like Kerry O’Connell who retired in 2018 after 35 years at Holderness and volunteered his time to cook at base camp; and alumni and parents like JIm Connor ’74, Colby Coombs ’85, Sumner Ford ’09, Jim Hammond P ’79 GP ’14, Celeste Holland ’14, Meredith Peck ’09, and Emilie Lee ’99. who offer their knowledge and skills. Harbo is quick to point out that these volunteers are “truly amazing educators in their own right, and I learn so much from them every year.”

When asked why he returns every year, Harbo says, first and foremost, “I absolutely love seeing students away from school, away from schedules, and away from their ‘comfort zone’. I love coaching them through the transition of taking care of themselves to taking care of their group.” He particularly enjoys working with students who might be considered “flight risks,” those who are in danger of not completing the program or who look for a reason why they cannot participate.

Looking ahead to the next 50 years of OB, Harbo hopes that the program will continue to emphasize the basic skills and daily tasks that are needed not just to survive in the outdoors but to enjoy the experience— how to stay clean, warm, and dry, how to use the elements to set up camp, how to cook a meal in a #10 can. Each director has done a good job adapting and evolving, and while GPS and satellite phones offer an extra layer of safety and comfort that did not exist a generation ago, he believes it is still important to help students learn to think on their feet, to work with others to solve problems, and to be self-reliant without being dependent on technology. They can be both safe and adventurous at the same time.

We are extremely grateful to Harbo for the countless hours that he has given to Holderness students and the Out Back program. His is just one example of the many ways that alumni, parents, and friends give back, and he invites others to get involved and support the school in ways that are meaningful to them. This might include hosting an event, mentoring a student pursuing a Senior Thesis experience, assisting with Special Programs, fundraising and admissions work, or speaking on campus. Volunteers who share their knowledge and expertise with alumni, parents, faculty, and students ensure that the Holderness community remains vibrant year after year. n

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MANCHING LEE & ANDREW QIAN Give Major Boost to Math and Science

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s the steel framing of the new academic building rises between Livermore Hall and Alfond Library, Holderness is pleased to recognize one of the families that played a key role in its construction. Not only is their generosity setting us on a path to innovative, collaborative, and flexible teaching and learning spaces, they are also helping inspire a new culture of philanthropy in their home nation.

Mr. Xuefeng Qian, also known as Andrew, and his wife Ms. Manching Lee, live in Shanghai, China, with their children Douglas and Kelly ’19.

Andrew serves as the chairman of New Access Capital, which he founded in 2003. Prior to founding New Access Capital, he served as a vice president at Softbank China Venture Capital and worked as a corporate attorney in New York and Hong Kong where he participated in the IPOs of China Southern Airlines and China National Offshore Oil Company.

Manching is the Managing Director of Citiland Real Estate Corp., Greenspa Consulting, Dwarika

“WE STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT EDUCATION, PARTICULARLY FINE EDUCATION WITH EXCELLENT EDUCATORS, CAN REALLY CHANGE YOUNG PEOPLE’S LIVES.”

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Commerce and Trading, and the socially conscious tea company, Gurung Tea Shanghai. Andrew and Manching met while attending Yale University.

While Andrew and Manching traveled abroad to pursue higher education, they originally wanted Kelly to attend high school in Shanghai to be close to home. However, after her older brother Douglas chose to attend Choate Rosemary Hall, Kelly wanted to follow in her brother’s footsteps and become more independent through a high school experience in a different and more challenging environment. The family first heard about Holderness through past Trustee Bill Baskin ’81 whose son Alex attended Choate with Douglas. Bill referred the family to longtime Holderness Director of Admission Peter Barnum, and they soon realized that the school’s academics, size, and friendly atmosphere would be a good fit for Kelly.

Looking back at Kelly’s experience, Manching feels her daughter benefited most from the school’s emphasis on character, integrity, independence, and persistence.

Holderness also provided an environment where Kelly could pursue her passion for ice hockey, helping her earn a place on the U-18 Chinese Taipei National Team. She led the team with three goals as they took home the 2018 IIHF Ice Hockey Women’s Challenge Cup in Malaysia. Kelly was named MVP in their final game against Singapore. She is currently in her first year at Seattle University, majoring in marketing.

Based on Kelly’s experience and the great friendships that she made at Holderness, Andrew and Manching chose to support the Elevating Academics Campaign with a gift in memory of Andrew’s father, Jingdong

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Qian (1935–2017). Once the new math and science building is complete, Holderness will work with Andrew and Manching to name a dedicated space in the building after the elder Mr. Qian. Although he never attended college or even finished his primary school education, Mr. Qian was an avid learner and strongly encouraged his two sons to pursue higher education.

Andrew received a Juris Doctor degree from Yale, and Kelly’s uncle Jeff received an MBA from Vanderbilt University and did postdoctoral research at Columbia University. Mr. Qian also strongly supported Douglas and Kelly in their desire to study in the United States.

Manching says, “We feel fortunate to have sent Kelly to attend Holderness. We feel equally fortunate to have had the entire Holderness community taking good care of Kelly, including the Head of School, the faculty, and the student community. We also feel that under this strong leadership, more kids can benefit from the type of education that Kelly received at Holderness. Thus, we would like to support the school in whatever ways we can.”

In addition to their generous financial commitment to the campaign, they hosted Head of School Phil Peck, faculty, and staff during their trip to China last November. We are grateful for their help as we seek and develop stronger ties in Asia.

Manching adds, “We strongly believe that education, particularly fine education with excellent educators, can really change young people’s lives. Through this modest gift to Holderness, we hope to play a small, exemplary role in a fast-changing world where Chinese families and their children are not only the beneficiaries of fine American education but also contributors to creating these educational opportunities.”

While there is not a strong history of educational philanthropy in China, that is beginning to change thanks to people like Andrew and Manching. As the country continues to become a global power, more Chinese parents are sending their children to study in the United States. Andrew and Manching encourage their peers to not only send their children to schools like Holderness but also consider donations

Manching Lee and Andrew Qian and their children, Douglas and Kelly ’19

to such schools and colleges to enable more kids to have such meaningful educational opportunities.

Holderness School expresses its deep appreciation to Andrew and Manching for their support and the example that they have set for other Holderness families. Their commitment to the future of Holderness academics with a gift honoring a cherished loved one and advocate for education is inspiring to us all. n

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ELEVATING ACADEMICS

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olderness School charted a bold course for our teaching and learning program when we publicly launched the Elevating Academics Capital Campaign in 2018. After two and a half years of strategic planning and fundraising, we achieved our goal of raising over $27.2 million! This would not have been possible without the support of the larger Holderness community, and for that we say thank you!

The initial fundraising goal was $25 million, but thanks to a matching gift from an anonymous donor that challenged other donors, the goal stretched to $27.2 million. Head of School Phil Peck joyfully states, “It is unbelievable how many individuals reached out and gave of themselves to support teaching and learning at Holderness.” Past Board Chair Robert Hall P ’13 ’16 adds, “The campaign had many donors who came through in amazing ways.

The momentum started with a very generous bequest, continued with the largest gift the school had ever received, and was accelerated with a phenomenal yet anonymous matching challenge that generated excitement in our community and helped us cross the finish line.”

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One of the lead donors and current member of Holderness’ board of trustees Andrew Davis P ’18 commented, “I’ve had first-hand exposure to the kind of school that Holderness is and how it impacts students. I care deeply for Holderness and believe the new academic building and renovations to the existing academic campus landscape will have a significant impact on the school. This new building will help to amplify the academic programs that already exist and make room for new programs to develop...The educational programming is already there and now there will be a place for it to reside.”

“The school is immensely grateful to Andrew, our anonymous donor family, and the many other wonderful donors who believe in Holderness and who exemplify our core value of service beyond self,” relates Phil Peck.

“Their combined generosity has enabled us to enter a new era for innovative, collaborative, and flexible learning spaces AND such generosity has allowed us to reach our goals much faster than we believed possible!”

The campus community gathered in May 2019 for a special groundbreaking assembly to mark this

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momentous occasion. The entire school gathered inside Hagerman where School President Dylan DeVries ’19 and STEMinist (science, technology, engineering, and math) Carolyn Fernandes ’20 offered remarks in honor of the occasion. Then a group of trustees, administrators, and students went outside with shovels and hard hats to formally break ground on the new academic building.

Phil Peck reflects, “What started years ago as a need for more lab space became a teaching and learning journey. Thanks to the evolution of a dream, to the evolution of what learning at Holderness looks like, we stand ready to embark upon a new chapter in the history of Holderness School. This willingness to explore possibility was matched by an uncommon generosity. We are most fortunate to have stewards for Holderness’ future who believe in this small and mighty school and extended their belief into historical gifts.

At no time in Holderness history have we been more humbled by the goodwill and motivating generosity of our donors. So thank you—thank you to our dreamers and planners who asked bigger questions. And thank you to our donors who believe in those dreams!” n

WE STAND READY TO EMBARK UPON A NEW CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF HOLDERNESS SCHOOL.” – PHIL PECK

Not even a rainy day could dampen our spirits during the groundbreaking ceremony for the new math and science building last spring.

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THE VALUE OF PHILANTHROPY A Conversation with Longtime Trustee Tom Phillips ’75 P 11 ’14

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om Phillips ’75 has enjoyed a nearly 50year relationship with Holderness. He first stepped on campus as a middle-school youngster from Bedford, New York. He saw five or six other schools, mostly in the Lakes Region, and when he visited the Holderness campus, he knew Holderness was the school for him.

He is firm in relating that he didn’t try to inf luence his two sons (Cole ’11 and Garrett ’14) to come to Holderness. “I went to the occasional alumni event when the kids were growing up, but I didn’t want them to choose a predetermined place; I wanted them to choose what was right for them.” Tom adds that his older son, Cole, as a 9 th-grader, “enjoyed skiing at Killington and looked at a bunch of other schools before he saw Holderness. When Cole came to Holderness to visit, he knew it was the right school for him.” Garrett almost had no choice once the family committed to Holderness but that worked out well for him, as well.

Tom served as a Trustee for nine years but waited until his sons were no longer students before he agreed to be on the Board. Head of School Phil Peck fondly considers Tom’s service. “We were fortunate to have Tom’s guidance and good work on the Board. He is well-grounded on what makes Holderness the place that it is and he epitomizes

service beyond self. Tom was a guiding light on our advancement committee during a pivotal time in the school’s history. He was the steady hand helping Holderness raise our philanthropic profile.”

Tom doesn’t want kudos or recognition. He is quick and firm in stating that the school under Phil’s leadership and Board chairs such as Bob Hall P ’13 ’16, Jim Hamblin ’77 P ’08 ’15, and Will Prickett ’81 P ’15 deserve the credit for the school being where it is today. Tom was philosophical about the end of his third term as trustee: “You need fresh voices and perspectives on a Board. Everyone has an idea of how to help organizations and you need to have those changing ideas to invigorate thinking.” He adds, “Serving on the board was a pleasure. No one is trying to change Holderness for the sake of change: there is a natural push/pull in every organization, but at Holderness, there is a voice that wants us to be true to our roots—community and self-reliance.”

Tom adds that the new academic building, scheduled to be completed during the winter of 2021, and the school’s mission are intertwined. “We don’t want to limit ourselves by restrictive spaces. We may not know who that kid is who will find their way to Holderness.

There is a certain randomness to who will find value and learning from the job program, Out Back, or this kind of education but we want to be ready for them, to give time, effort, and to wave the f lag. We want to be sure we are providing firm ground for kids to thrive.”

Tom takes the long view as he thinks about the state of the school’s philanthropy. “The success of the Holderness Fund led us to believe that we can do things on a bigger scale. It is not just big gifts but also individuals who contribute $18.79 on Day of Giving. Each effort, in Holderness fashion, makes the difference.” n

Tom Phillips ’75 with his wife, Tracy.

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HOLDERNESS HONORS TRACY MCCOY GILLETTE ’89 P ’19 ’22 Distinguished Service Award Renamed for Powerhouse Alumna

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hen Tracy McCoy Gillette first came to Holderness in 1986 as a rising sophomore, she had visited a number of schools.

However, once she spent time on the Holderness campus, she knew immediately that it was home. A graduate of the great Class of 1989, she has served as a dedicated reunion volunteer, Admissions volunteer, class agent, class correspondent, and president of the Holderness School Alumni Association. She now serves as a member of the Board of Trustees and is also a proud Holderness parent to Lily ’19 and Wells ’22. Tracy has answered every call to serve Holderness and is an exceptional leader and a true friend.

In honor of Tracy and her exemplary service to the school, this past June during Reunion Weekend, Holderness announced that it was renaming the Distinguished Service Award in her honor. The award, presented annually to an alumnus/a in a reunion class, who through his or her devotion and dedicated service has significantly and positively affected the health and well-being of the school, will now be known as the Tracy McCoy Gillette ’89 Distinguished Service Award. Tracy previously won the award in 2004.

Additionally, her friends and family created The Tracy McCoy Gillette Glitter Fund which helps support financial aid for deserving students who embody Tracy’s energy and enthusiasm for life.

Board Chair Nell Reynolds P ’18 ’20 ’22 remarks, “Tracy is a true Holderness advocate, and her dedication to the school is apparent to everyone who knows her. Holderness is her passion. She loves being a board member and doing all she can to support the school.” It is only fitting that an award recognizing a graduate’s impact on the Holderness community should bear her name. n

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AN INTELLECTUAL LIFE

A Conversation With Trustee Sander Van Otterloo ’94

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olderness is fortunate to have a board of trustees who not only care about the school but who also offer professional expertise. Sander Van Otterloo ’94 is currently the director of secondary school counseling and an English teacher at Shore Country Day School in Massachusetts. He also serves as the chair of the Intellectual Life Committee on the Holderness Board of Trustees. Here, Sander shares some thoughts about Holderness and the board’s vision for the new academic building.

Tell us about how you became involved with Holderness School. What attracted you to Holderness initially?

What impresses you the most about the school and its approach to education? How is Holderness different from other schools?

I made my first connection with Holderness through the Spiess family. John Spiess ’94 was my best friend and classmate at Shore Country Day School. We were pretty inseparable. John’s older brothers (Ben ’89 and Jamie ’87) attended Holderness, and we’d pick them up at Holderness with the Spiess family on the way up to their house in Piermont, New Hampshire. Though I applied to other boarding schools much closer to home, Holderness was the only place I knew I’d be happy.

Holderness families have a way of staying connected, and now I’ve had the great pleasure of serving on the Board of Trustees with John’s dad Gary, and my parents have also spent time on the Board, even venturing out into the woods during Out Back.

The Holderness approach is extremely personal. Class sizes are small, teachers care, and the same teacher that pushed you to be your best in class might be the one rooting for you from the sidelines in your soccer game.

There is a “we-ness” in the Holderness approach that is different from other schools. Teachers are demanding, but they are also in your corner. I would also say that Holderness teachers are open-minded, eager for professional development and collaboration, and nimble in their approach to teaching. In other words, they have a growth mindset and see themselves as learners, too.

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How have you seen the school evolve over the past few years?

Holderness has always understood that teaching the whole person is critical. Holderness is cognizant that a student’s academic life is connected to their athletic life, to their spiritual life, to their dorm life, etc…Holderness continues to strive to build on its exceptional reputation for teaching the whole person. For instance, Holderness is purposeful about teaching leadership. Holderness advisors give advisees feedback on how they are perceived by others in the community and help them set goals. Holderness athletes are recording data to see how they improve over time and to learn how they best function. Finally, just as Holderness (and many other schools) have a campus master plan that helps guide decisions about resource management and how to build for the future, Holderness has been putting a Learning Master Plan in place that helps teachers consider how they interact with one another, how they teach both now and how they will teach in the future. It establishes best practices and implements pedagogies that are proven to help the 21st-century learner.

How was the Board, specifically the Intellectual Life Committee, involved in the planning of the new academic building?

There was an incredible amount of communication about how the new building should serve the teachers

“THERE IS A ‘WE-NESS’ IN THE HOLDERNESS APPROACH THAT IS DIFFERENT FROM OTHER SCHOOLS. TEACHERS ARE DEMANDING, BUT THEY ARE ALSO IN YOUR CORNER.” and learners on campus. Rob Kinsley ’88 (trustee and architect) and his team spent countless hours talking to teachers and students about ideal learning spaces. From the start, the conversations between the Buildings and Grounds Committee, the Intellectual Life Committee, the faculty, and the student body all drove the design. Holderness is already using furniture prototypes to make sure we fill the building with furniture that promotes learning. This is one of many examples of the ways Rob and his team made sure that every design decision is tied to learning. n

An artist’s rendering of the new Math & Science building, which is slated for completion in winter 2021

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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW Holderness School relies on philanthropy for 20% of its operating budget. Your generosity enables us to care for our faculty and staff, maintain our beautiful campus, and provide exceptional educational experiences for our students.

Thank you!

*Administration: Business, Head’s Office, Advancement, Communications, Admissions, College Counseling, Technology

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GIVING TO HOLDERNESS TOTAL FISCAL YEAR GIVING:

$12,804,111

ENDOWMENT GIFTS & PLEDGES

FY19 ELEVATING ACADEMICS CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS

$365,122

$10,803,088

FY19 HOLDERNESS FUND

1,625

$1,528,222

1,997

OTHER

Donors

$107,679

Gifts

DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY*

162

422

Parents of Alumni

165

1111

Alumni

Current Parents

91 63

71 Grandparents

Current & Past Faculty/Staff

Friends

99

Current & Past Trustees

Foundations and Organizations

*Donors have been counted in all constituency categories in which they qualify.

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HOLDERNESS FUND GIFTS

CAPITAL & ENDOWMENT GIFTS

DAY OF GIVING FEBRUARY 12, 2019 $192,910

$177,436

Giving in FY18

74.3%

Alumni Day of Giving Donors

Alumni from the 2000’s represented the most active alumni decade with

40’s

16

50’s

60’s

70’s

158

80’s 90’s

Donors

00’s 10’s

795

Donors in FY18

55

22

879

First Time Donors Giving a total of

donors who hadn’t given in 10–24 years made at least one gift

$4,521

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REUNION GIVING* TOTAL OVERALL REUNION GIVING

$1,127,113

1,386 Gifts 1,305 Gifts

$609,994 GIVEN TO THE HOLDERNESS FUND

All other classes

$297,575

Class of ’79

Class of ’99

$196,147

$116,272

Highest attendance at Reunion

2014

2009 1989

Reunion Classes with Most Gifts

332 Donors

15 18 19

41.4%

Overall participation rate for Reunion Classes

Furthest Ben Spiess ’89 attendee traveled from ALASKA *Totals were tabulated for the 2019 Reunion Class years ending in 4 and 9 using a five-year period since previous milestone reunion year, period runs from July 1, 2014–June 30, 2019

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LIVERMORE LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

H

olderness would not be the remarkable school that it is today without the philanthropic foresight of you—our loyal alumni, families, and friends. Holderness School appreciates the support of each and every donor, and we are particularly humbled by those donors who make transformative gifts year after year at a leadership level.

To show our appreciation for our leadership donors and the impact that they have on the Holderness

community, we are launching the Livermore Leadership Society, recognizing donors who contribute $1,000 or more ($250 or more for recent graduates) to Holderness School each fiscal year. We rely on these generous gifts to help elevate our school, and we thank our donors for their visionary support.

The Livermore Leadership Society is comprised of seven levels recognizing significant individuals and moments in the school’s history:

Livermore $100,000+ Livermore Mansion and the surrounding land was the first “home” of Holderness, donated by Mrs. Balch, honoring her late husband, the Rev. Lewis P. W. Balch Jr., who always wanted to start a religious educational institution.

Niles $50,000–$99,999

Webster $25,000–$49,999

Carpenter $10,000–$24,999

William Woodruff Niles was the second Bishop of New Hampshire, President of the Board of Trustees, and founder of the school.

Headmaster Rev. Lorin Webster was a scholar, musician, and lover of athletics, which flourished during his tenure.

Webster’s daughter, Lorraine, was the first female student to attend classes.

The school’s first gymnasium and now home to the arts is named for an original trustee, Josiah Carpenter, and was made possible through the generosity of his widow, Georgia Butters Drake Carpenter.

Weld $5,000–$9,999

Hagerman $2,500–$4,999

Rev. Edric Amory Weld oversaw the construction of Livermore Hall and several dormitories. During his tenure, the school adopted its four leadership criteria which are still used today - dependability, initiative, fairness, and leadership (now empathy) - and women were welcomed as formal faculty.

Donald Clark Hagerman was headmaster for 26 years and grew the school from 67 to 226 students, while maintaining its warmth and character. Out Back began, and the first Day Girls were accepted.

Woodward $1,000–$2,499 */ ** Rev. Brinton W. Woodward was headmaster for 24 years. He was an athlete, scholar, and chaplain and is remembered best for his “years of enlightened, compassionate, moral leadership.” He oversaw the transition to coeducation, reaffirmed twice weekly Chapel, and the school launched the first annual alumni weekend, Artward Bound, and what would become Senior Thesis. Two large fundraising campaigns were completed, and the Outdoor Chapel, Hagerman, Gallop, Connell, Alfond Library, and Alfond Arena were added to campus. *Young alumni through their 5th Reunion $250+ | ** Young alumni through their 10th Reunion $500

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Thank You To Our

2018–19 DONORS These lists reflect gifts received between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and notify Patrick Buckley, Director of Stewardship and Operations, at pbuckley@holderness.org. n = member of 1879 Society, achieved through five or more consecutive years of support ✝ = deceased

ALUMNI

1953

1945

David Douglass Carl Hoagland n Elvin Kaplan n John Robinson n

Mac Jacoby

1946

1958

Joe Massik ✝

1954 1947 Bill Briggs

1948 Rik Clark n

Dewey Dumaine n Brad Langmaid n Bill Lofquist n Kim Mason Wendell Stephenson n John Wlodkowski

1949 Bill Baskin n Bob Bradner n Jim Coulter n Peter Kulla Don Wyeth

1950 Bigelow Green n Doug Hamilton n Dave Luce n Dave Wisen

1955 Fletcher Adams n John Allbee n Peter Atherton n Arnold Bieling n Bill Byers Hank Granger n Don Hinman n Peter Wilson n

1956

Fred Carter n Dick Daitch n

Hugh Barndollar Dick Endlar John Jameson Dick Meyer n

1952

1957

Jay Harris Bob Keating ✝ n

Bill Clough n Ron Crowe n Bob Lucas n Dwight Mason n

1951

Hartley Webster n Jay Webster n Bob Weiss n Josh Young

John Bergeron n Bill Biddle Tim Dewart Tony Dyer n John Greenman Mike Kingston n Don Latham Bruce Leddy n Doug Rand n Brooke Thomas Jon Wales n

1959 Steve Abbey n Cush Andrews n Jerry Ashworth n Steve Barndollar John Clough Charlie Emerson n Dick Floyd Jay Gerard n Duncan Hunter Lee Kellogg Ken Lewis Dick McIninch Lee Miller n Mark Morris n Charley Murphy n Chris Palmer n

Lee Shepard n Buster Welch n

Monty Meigs Bob Nields Ted Perry Dave Putnam n David Soule n John Swift n Bruce Upton ✝ Bill Wells n Eric Werner n Pete Willcox

1963

Loren Berry n Phil Brooks Rick Bullock Ross Deachman n Alan Dewart n Brian Dewart n Dick Gardner n Nick Johnson Peter Macdonald n Gerry Shyavitz n Charley Witherell n

Flash Allen n Peter Chapman n Joe Downs n Stephen T. Gregg n Nick Hadgis Dick Joyce n George LeBoutillier n Tom McIlvain n George McNeil Jeff Milne n David O’Connor Gary Richardson n Alan Sayer n Steve Wales

1961

1964

J. Thompson Brown n Rick Churchill John Cumming Win Fuller John Holley n Lee Katzenbach n Bob Keller Dave Norton Dudley Rice Mark Shub Dalton Thomas Ray Wilson n

Sandy Alexander n Bill Baxter n Roger Farwell Terry Morse n Dan Redmond n Jim Ricker n Sam Stout n Dick Stowell n Woody Thompson n

1960

1962 Free Allen n Bill Barker n Dave Floyd n Jim Gardner n

1965 Bro Adams n Tom Butler Bill Carter John Christy Chip Ellis Peter Fauver n Bill Morton

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Dave Nichols n Cleve Patterson n Randy Randlett Charlie Reigeluth n Jim Rosenblum Steve Smith Kevin Wyckoff n

1966 Marsh Adair Bob Childs n Greg Connors n Tom Doyle n Stephen Foster n

1967 David Cumming Luke Dowley n Jamie Hollis n Jerry Layman Phil Magnuson Dave Upton Peter Whitney Steve Worcester

Kirk Hinman n Doug Moore Jon Norton n Peter Prime n Jay Smith Joe Spaulding Gerry Weston Rich Weymouth n Peter White n Peter Wiswell n

1971 Hannah (Roberts) Artuso Stu Goodwin Rob Hier Robert Johnson Jeff Little Rolf Madsen Roy Madsen n Will Parish Bill Phippen n Phil Savignano David Taylor n Rick Wellman n

1968 Jim Burnett John Coles Bruce Flenniken Charles French n Fred Naess Dave Potter Jim Stearns n Jack Taylor n Bruce Thompson n

1969 Craig Colgate Jack Copeland n Bill Foot n Doug McLane Marco Pittore Steve Powell John Swann n

1972 Tom Cooper n John Elder n Bill Emerson Will Graham Eric Haartz n Gary Hagler n Dave Helmick Chuck Kaplan n Peter Kimball n Chris Latham n Dan Murphy n Dave Nicholson n Sam Osborne Stu Porteous n Mark Rheault Dwight Shepard n Bob Spaulding n Sandy Wood

1970 Arja Adair n Charlie Bass Cam Brown Ted Coates Jim Cousins n David Donahue n Jeremy Foley n Dan Gregory

1973 Dick Conant n Cos Cosgrove n Glen Cousins Morgan Dewey Peter Garrison n Klinger Klingenstein n John Lord n

Scott Morrison Leslie Orton n Sam Richards n Tim Scott n Peter Terry

1974 Duane Ford Luke Fowler Bruce Gamble Jeffress Gouverneur Peter Macone Steve Morse n Piper Orton n Dave Rossetter n Jack Thomas Chris Williams n

1975 Perry Babcock n Chris Carney n Mike Conway n Ed Cudahy Larry Diggs n Peter Fife George Fox Chris Fraker Terry French n Mac Jackson n Ted McElhinny Charles McIntosh Linda (Fogg) Noyes Tom Phillips n John Putnam n David Rust Jack Sanderson n Rick Shipton Ken Sowles n George Weaver n

1976 Anonymous Tom Armstrong n Henry Bliss Paul Dean Jim Doble Bob Garrison n Chris Guider n Mike Lynch n Steve Mackintosh n Ben Mathes Doug Mow Dave Phippen n Will Pingree n

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Tim Quinn Mike Robinson n Jess Tucker n

David Slaughter n Jim Stringfellow n Jeff Thomsen Mike Warren n

1977 Craig Antonides n Bradford Bruner n Ben Campbell n Jody Collins n Dave Dewey n Peter Grant Jim Hamblin n Michael Kraft Jef Sharp Randy White

1978 John Alden Toby Babcock Bob Biddle n Scott Brown n Chris Cushing Blaise deSibour n Bruce Edgerly J.D. Hale Hal Hawkey n Mitch Kamarck Matt Paige Kirk Siegel Scott Sirles n Prescott Smith Margo (Farley) Woodall n

1979 Hratch Astarjian n Bill Clifford Clare Eckert Mark Finnegan n Bob Golden Cullen Morse n Will Neff Kris (Van Curan) Nordblom n Pete Noyes n Heidi (Hammond) O’Connor n Mike O’Connor n Dexter Paine n Doug Paul Jay Pingree n Ian Sanderson n Andy Sawyer n Jeff Scowen

1980 Anonymous Jeff Boal n Jack Dawley n David Reed n Don Smith n

1981 Anonymous (2) Peter Baker Bill Baskin n Boyd Boggess Andy Clutz n Win Idle n Chris Keating Pete Lamson Chris Little Christine Louis n Sarah (Jankey) Medlin n Will Prickett n Kevin Rowe n David Wood n

1982 Frank Bonsal n Charlie Brown n Leigh (MacNeil) Canfield Mark Cavanaugh n Joe Cerutti n Peter Coolidge n Miles Glascock n Burgie Howard Ben Lewis n Joe Miles n Susan (Levin) Paine n Emily (Conant) Spinna

1983 Tippy Blish n Todd Boes Erik Burbank Charley Hanson David Hill Chris Hopkins John Leggat Peggy (Lamb) Merrens n Jennifer (Smith) Schiffman n

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1984 Joe Barbour n Marc Cummings Mich Dupre David Finch Matt Flaherty Bob Gibbs Dilcia (Pena) Hill Steve Lunder n Zach Martin n Eric Prime n Peter Radasch n Max Saenger Heidi (Gatz) Weeks

1985 Anonymous Nat Barke n Angus Christie n Melissa Christie n David Considine Colby Coombs Gary Crichton Mimi (MacNaught) Denton Anne Desjardins Vanda (Lewis) Dyson Keith Eaton Braden Edwards n Kris (Pfeiffer) Figur Ted Fine n Peter Fish Kathy (Keller) Garfield Allyn Hallisey n Jennie (Webster) Hartley Ev Hatch Elizabeth Heide n Carl Hillegass Tim Jones Jeff Kaufmann Flip Kistler Andrew McDonnell Katsu Nakamura n Freddy Paxton Rob Rumsey Ian Sinclair n Poppy Staub n Dan Taffe n Jean-Louis Trombetta Bob Zock

1986 Rogie Burbank-Corman Bill Clough

Owen Hyland n Caroline (Bloch) Jones Lee (Fuller) Lawrason n Bill Macy n Laura (Cooper) Page n Jake Reynolds n Matt Reynolds n Blake Swift n Ellyn (Paine) Weisel n Molly (Adriance) Whitcomb n

1987 Polly (Pratt) Boeschenstein Cricket (Keleher) Braun Todd Burgess Carolyn (Colket) Cullen n Brandon Fleisher Todd Herrick Todd Hopgood Suzie Jacinthe n Stan Jackson n Heather (Johnston) LaRowe Tim Lesko n Alex Reilly Kathryn (Lubrano) Robinson n Andy Twombly n Nate Tyler Dan Webster Brett Weisel n Dix Wheelock

1988 Eddie Anderson n Dean Bellissimo n Elizabeth (Sponenbergh Litzell) Brickman n Lisa (Hand) Cicero Jen (Stewart) Crosby n Iain Daniels Jess Dion n Chris Doggett n Hannah (Beck) Doubleday Peter Driscoll n Renee Dupre n Jake Eismeier Geordie Elkins n

Scott Esposito Jason Evans n Tom Fletcher Nate Foran n Liz Ganem n Greg Gaskill Russ Gates Sohier Hall Lee Hanson n Mike Hillegass n Todd Holmes n Brett Jones n Chris Keeler n Sage (Chandler) Kennedy n Drew Kesler n Rob Kinsley n Alex MacCormick n Emily (Adriance) Magnus n Tom Mahon n Chip Martin n Julie (Wood) Matthews n Erika (Ludtke) McGoldrick n Will Northrop n Jeff Nuckols n Mark Oliver Ali (Christie) Paysee n Elizabeth Pierce n Paula (Lillard) Preschlack n Jason Regan n Mark Richards JD Rif kin Rob Sarvis n Hans Schemmel n Matt Schonwald n Jenny (Alfond) Seeman n David Smail n Nina (Bradley) Smallhorn n Beth Smith Lauren (O’Brien) Smith n Chuck Staples n Chris Stewart n Carl Swenson John Taggart Erik Tuveson n Steve Walker n David Warren n

Peter Webber n Karen Woodbury

1989 Anonymous (2) Lauren (Parkhill) Adey n Scott Beckman Chris Bither n Amanda Black n Ward Blanch Matt Boggess Nina (Barker) Brogna Chris Davenport n Shields Day n Christy (Wood) Donovan n Tom Donovan Greg Eccleston Jennie (Legg) Gabel n Mike Genco Tracy (McCoy) Gillette n Brad Greenwood n Jen (Walker) Hemmen Alix (Rosen) Hong n Nikki Kimball n Matt Mole Brandon Perkins Sarah (Trainor) Pf laum n Emily Raabe Jen (Comstock) Reed n Jen (Murphy) Robison n Rex Salter Ben Spiess Sara (deLima) Tansill n Te Tiffany n Tiaan van der Linde Lindley (Hall) van der Linde Todd Wagner Katy Zock-Butterworth

Andrea HamlinLevin n Tegan (Hamilton) Hayunga Caroline (Clutz) Keeney n Megan (Sheehan) Kristiansen n Jen (Stevens) Mullen Geoff Perham Nina (Cook) Silitch

1991 Kelley (Roberts) Bogardus n Mike Brogna Rice Bryan Leah (Merrey) Burdett n Brendon Donnellan n Kris (Graton) Fields Jon Hatch Paul Laf lam n Yasuna Murakami n Michael O’Keefe n Jon Sawyer

1992 Ginger Comstock Rick Eccleston n Hugh Griffiths Devie Hamlen Joe Howard n Jamie Klopp n Nick Leonard n Andy Martin Fritz Muench, Jr. n Akira Murakami n Jake Norton n Krissy Pozatek n Lincoln Sise n Eric Thielscher Stu Wales n

1990

1993

Kat Alfond n Kate Arecchi Jeff Barlow Pixie (Spencer) Brokaw Dave Colleran n Pepper deTuro n Courtney Fleisher n Lance Galvin

Meg Brady Max Clauson Taryn Darling Aimee (Anderson) Davidson Ryan Dunn Megan Flynn Lindsay (Dewar) Fontana

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Katie (McQuilkin) Garnett Amy (Wales) Gochman Jon Moodey Adam Patridge Schuyler Perry n Emily (Wenzel) Reis n Gerry Rinn Ginny (Kingman) Schreiber n Neil Shetty Bhay Kate (McIlvain) Smith Tommy Valeo n Brooks Wales n Paul Weske Kevin Zifcak n

1994 Anonymous Melissa Barker n Sam Bass Brendan Falvey T.G. Gallaudet Dan Harrigan n Ramey Harris-Tatar n Liz Hogan Matt Kendall n Peter LaCasse n Beth Lambert Rogan Lechthaler n Jason Myler n Nina (Perkins) Newman Josh Povec n Rick Richardson n Pete Scoville n Kristin Soto MacLaggan Kate (Stahler) Starrett n Chris Terrien Sander van Otterloo n Dave Webb n

Jessie Morton Brit (Fairman) Munsterteiger n Monica Palmgren Asania Smith n Adam Sullivan n Jerome Thomas n

1996 Michael Burton Alison (Megroz) Chadbourne n Augusta (Riehle) Comey Tim Davidson n Tim Duffy David Flynn Bjorn Franson Joe Graceffa Lydia Griffin Lara (DuMond) Guercio Chris Haas Katie (Waltz) Harris n Nick Kaulbach Sage Kiedaisch Ryan LaFoley n Ollie Lemire Emily (Evans) MacLaury Justin Martin n Liz (Fox) McGlamery Nathalie (Milbank) Nolte n Britta (Waters) Pemberton Field Pickering n Will Richardson n Heather (Pierce) Roy n Stacey (Eder) Smith n Reece Spinney Dahlberg Bo Surdam n

1995 Anonymous Bri Adams n Henry Adams n Hannah Bass Matt Daigneault n Abbey DeRocker Leandra (Collier) Fremont-Smith Laura Hanrahan Sarah (Walker) Kossayda Gretchen Metz

Maura (Kearney) Marshall n Andrew Miller n Shannon Mullen Putney (Haley) Pyles Dennis Roberts n Juley (Perkins) Sadler n Gasper Sekelj n

1997 Erik Bass n Katherine (Donnellan) Beebe n Tad Davis Matt Goldberg n Andy Humphrey Joe Kelleher Kris Langetieg n Andrew Marshall n

Christopher Nielson Betsy Pantazelos n Chris Rodgers n Joe Sampson Channing Weymouth Warner n Jarod Warsofsky Mike Whalley

2000 1998 Anonymous Kathryn (Bridge) Angelo Zach Antonucci n Hacker Burr Jim Chalmers n Alexis (Griffin) Collins Terry Connell n Sarah Crane n Canute Dalmasse n Julia Fairbank Angi Francesco Adam Goldberg Diontae Guy Tara (Walker) Hamer Jim Jung n Russ McIlvain Eric Mueller n Megan (Bristow) Patten Hilary Patzer Jay Peck James Rawlings Dew Wallace n

1999 Kirstin Bass Tish (Clarke) Boone Ian Boone Jamie Bradley Zach Brown Tim Connell n Abby (Richardson) Considine Megan (Bitter) Griffith Heather (Davis) Guptill Julia Haley n Ben Hicks Kathleen (Blauvelt) Kime n Robbie King n Devon (Douglas) Leahy Page (Connolly) Minshall n Darren Moore Colin Rodgers n

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Kate (Richardson) Surdam n Kim (Racine) Tinstman Neely Wakeman Andrew Walter Colin Wehrung Joel Yarmon n

Tim Barnhorst n Hedda Burnett n Jonathan Campbell Sean Clifford Chase Estes Ted Finnerty Jason Rowe Mike Schnurr n Andrew Sheppe n Jake Spaulding Sully Sullivan n Tyler Therriault Heidi Webb n RC Whitehouse n

2001 Anonymous Dave Almquist Jennifer Crane n Kellan Florio n John Glidden Karyn (Hoepp) Jennings n Adam Lavallee n Ira Marvin n Natalie (Babony) McRae Liz Norton n Patrick Regan n Joy (Domin) Southworth Tyler Stubbs Liz Wheeler Sung You Tyler Weymouth

2002 Melissa Adams n Ave Cook n Jenn Dinkel Kerry Douglas n Andrew Everett n Ally Keefe Sarah (Thompson) Means Frank Mundo

2003 Tauheedah Alexander Matt Burzon Kyle Carey Bryce Connery Jay Connolly Kevin Curran Charlie Erdman Brenna Fox Neal Frei n Robin (Stefanik) Green n Emily (Noyes) Grunow Anna (Lockwood) Kelly Dave LaPointe Nick Leonard John Lockwood Dave Madeira n Linden Mallory Tristan Moore Brendan Murphy n Grace Nehring Amy (Laverack) Nordblom n Alex Palmisano Nate Parker Nick Payeur n Matt Sopher Ben Taylor Kara (Herlihy) Young

2004 Seth Aronson Carling (Delaney) Bennett Kevin Berry Geoff Calver n Dave Campbell n George Denny Mattie (Ford) DiNapoli Ashley (Hedlund) Healy Kate Kenly-Tith Heather KeslinSharbaugh

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Joy (Erdman) Larkin n Blair (Weymouth) Monaco Ariana Nicolay Todd Nordblom n Allie O’Connell Marta (Heinen) Robinson Marina (Chiasson) Sharpe n Brian Sweeney Alan Thompson

2005 Chris Blaine n Gerald Carter Caitlin (Connelly) Cooper n Willie Ford Lauren Frei n Jenn (Calver) Gaudet n J.J. Hall Bobby Lee Jason Merritt Becky Millson Kathleen (Crane) Mitchell n Brendan O’Riordan n Emma (Schofield) Phipps n Emily Sampson n Mike Tucker n Jamie Wallace n

2006 Anonymous Lucy (Randall) Archibald n Ashley Babcock Dorian Bakogiannis n Colin Edge n Carlie (Bristow) Febo Casey Gilman n Tai Haluszka n Tory Hayssen Luke Kelly Ben Kirtland Betsy Laurin n Reed Laverack Jeff Meyers Ben Mitchell-Lewis n Ben Motley n Molly Nissi Anders Nordblom n

Anne Richardson n Nicholas Schoeder n Jesse Straus n Ben Trook n Hannah (Hallock) Vennochi CJ Vincent Lauren Wright

2007 Anonymous (2) Betsy (O’Leary) Abelson ✝ Reed Branton Cambria (Hempton) Crockman Phoebe Erdman n Tyler Gosselin n Taylor James Jamie Leake n Kourtney (Brim) Martin n Stephen Martin n Christopher McManus Sarah Morrison n Marina Pappas Kelsey Smith Nicholas Smith Kelly Walsh

2008 Baird (Meem) Anderson n Annie Carney n Kathryn Cheng Christopher Dean Maggie Dembinski Brittany Dove Landry Frei n Haley Hamblin Kelly Hood Gretchen Hyslip Craig Leach Josh Lindgren Tyler Markley Dan Marvin Beckett Noyes n Greg Ramey Stephen Rudberg Taylor Sawatzki Ben Schreiber Jessi White Haley Wilich

2009

2011

Faith Barnum Hadley Bergh Holly Block Cody Bohonnon n Chris Borsoi Taylor Caggiula Megan Currier Jack Dings Sumner Ford n Lina (Encalada) Goodwin n Chris Grilk Dave Grilk n Toby Harriman Laney Hayssen Bennett Hrabovsky Allison (Stride) Lloyd Emma Locke Tenley Malmquist n Jake Manoukian n Jimmy Mathews n Meg McNulty Jake McPhee Ben Middleton Caitlin Mitchell Kelsey Muller Ian Nesbitt n James O’Leary n Meredith Peck n Joey Pestana Chad Reilly Emily (Marvin) Rider Alli Robbins Sophia Schwartz George Weaver

Radvile Autukaite Madde Burnham Mac Caputi Chuckie (Carbone) Crowley Cecily Cushman n Juliet Dalton Sam Devine Amanda Engelhardt Nick Ford Nick Goodrich Chandler Grisham Emily Hayes n Lauren Hayes Carson Houle n Julien Klaudt-Moreau Paige Kozlowski n Jack Long Sam Macomber n Jamie McNulty n Henry Miles Abe Noyes Charlotte Noyes n Ethan Pfenninger Cole Phillips n Derek Pimentel Casey Powell Nat Shenton Emily Starer Jean-Philippe Tardif Margaret Thibadeau Jaclyn Vernet n Klaus Vitzthum Jazzy Young

2012 2010 Ashleigh Boulton Tizzy Brown Julia Capron Dillon Corkran Mark Finnegan Andrea Fisher Brian Friedman Elise (Steiner) Hacker Sean Harrison John McCoy Laura Pohl Wes Mitchell-Lewis Scott Nelson Laura Pohl Gabbie Raffio Aubrey Tyler n

Austin Baum Gavin Bayreuther n Abby (Guerra) Bohlin Keith Bohlin Josie Brownell n Maggie Caputi Sam Cloud Eliza Cowie Bee Crudgington Peter Ferrante Ian Ford Lily Ford Mike Gassman Hannah Halsted n Matthew Kinney n Katie Leake Brandon Marcus

Will Marvin Kristina Micalizzi n Sara Mogollon Joseph Schuchmann Steph Symecko

2013 Anonymous Jake Barton Sarah Bell Stepper Hall n Jeff Hauser Geon Lee Caleb McDermott Francis Miles Kendra Morse Jesse Ross n Pete Saunders Kangdi Wang

2014 Morgan Bayreuther n Becca Begley Reed Carpenter Ben Coleman Hedi Droste Celeste Holland n Clark Macomber n Eliana Mallory Danielle Norgren Tess O’Brien Garrett Phillips Spencer Pierce Elizabeth Powell Allie Renzi Lea Rice n Megan Shenton Hannah Slattery Allie Solms Jonathan Swidrak Matt Tankersley Mikaela Wall Chance Wright

2015 Anonymous (3) Nikki Blair Emily Clifford Charlie Day Grace Eagan Lily Hamblin Charles Harker Hope Heffernan Jack Kinney

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Lin Le Teagan Mosenthal Paige Pfenninger Luke Randle Katie Remien James Rowe William Tessier Qianyi Zhang

Maggie Cunha Lydia Fisher Jack Gewirz Henry Hall Grace Lawrence Will Pratt Hadley Starer

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2017

Maggie Barton AJ Chabot

Dan Hauser Giuliana Kevlin

CURRENT PARENTS Anonymous (11) Dr. and Mrs. Dmitri Alden P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Alusic-Bingham P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Anastos P ’17 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel A. Barker ’85 P ’21 n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Bayha P ’18 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bayreuther P ’12 ’14 ’19 ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Boes ’83 P ’18 ’19 ’21 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Boulanger P ’22 Mr. William J. Bowen P ’22 Ms. Keyana Brown P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cantin P ’17 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Carchidi P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Carr P ’20 Mr. Edgar T. Cepuritis and Ms. Chanda R. Termes P ’20 Dr. Angus A. A. Christie ’85 and Dr. Melissa W. Christie ’85 P ’20 n Mr. and Dr. Christopher Croft P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Crumbo P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cunha P ’16 ’19 n Mr. and Mrs. Brendt S. D’Orio P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Ivar G. Dahl P ’19 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Davenport ’89 P ’19 ’21 n Mr. John G. de Vries P ’19 Mr. John Diemar P ’23 Mr. Konstantin Driker and Mrs. Irina Saburova P ’22 Mr. Joseph E. Driscoll P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fascetta P ’19 Mr. and Dr. Jonathan S. Fenn P ’19 The Ferri Family Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Filosa P ’21 Mr. David Fitzgerald and Dr. Mia Fitzgerald P ’17 ’19 n

Perry Lum Max Paro Laura Rinehart Ben Tessier Celine Yam

Bee McLaughlin Peter Reynolds Morgan Sawyer Abby Wiseman Lolo Zabaleta

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Anonymous Will Bayha Stuart Clifford Nick Grammas Cooper Jay

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Anonymous Jamie Bayha ’19 Mac Bowen ’22 Diego Franco ’21

Mr. Mariano Franco P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frandsen P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Tony J. Gagnon P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Geaney P ’22 Dr. Craig N. Gemmell and Ms. Nancy Hughes P ’20 ’21 Ms. Tracy M. Gillette ’89 P ’19 ’22 n Mr. Clement Gingras and Mrs. Yiota Merianos P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Glascock ’82 P ’19 n Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Gray P ’17 ’20 n Mr. and Ms. Cary Greene P ’22 Mr. Jiang Guo and Ms. Yi Geng P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Dalton L. Gustafson P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heffernan P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Brent Heinzer P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Hendricks P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Heyburn P ’22 Mr. Ronald C. Hillegass Jr. ’85 and Mrs. Stella W. Hillegass P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Randal Hoder P ’21 Mr. Timothy Hoeffner P ’17 ’19 Mr. Thomas W. Howard ✝ and Mrs. Beatrice A. Howard P ’22 Mr. Gui Jiang Huang and Ms. Xiao Jing Li P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. John-Henry B. Hubert P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hughes P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Hutchinson P ’18 ’20 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Jansen P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Jones P ’16 ’18 ’21 Jang Youn Jung and Sung Ok Kim P ’21 Mr. Illya I. H. Kagan and Ms. Wendy W. Rouillard P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Keating P ’19 Mr. and Ms. Pieter B. Kooistra P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Krahmer P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lehner P ’21 Mr. Pierre P. Lessard and Ms. Sarah N. Harris P ’20

n = member of 1879 Society, achieved through five or more consecutive years of support ✝ = deceased

Lily Gillette ’19 Wells Gillette ’22 Stephen Jung ’21 Lisa Lin ’22 Finn Pilaro ’19 Tommy Raymond ’23 Jerry Wang ’20 Andrew Yang ’20

Mr. Seth J. Levine and Ms. Greeley Sachs P ’22 Mr. Thomas J. Raymond and Mrs. Jane R. Lewis-Raymond P ’23 Mr. Guobiao Lin and Mrs. Yu Cheng P ’22 Mr. Zhongmao Lin and Mrs. Xiaohui Song P ’19 Mr. Yawei Liu and Ms. Tao Ma P ’20 Ms. Mara M. Mactaggart P ’19 Mr. Christopher D. Madigan and Ms. Melanie M. Garger P ’19 Mr. Kurt H. Magnus and Ms. Emily A. Magnus ’88 P ’17 ’20 n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Manning P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Martin ’88 P ’20 n Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Mason P ’17 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. McIntire P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Michienzi Sr. P ’14 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mooney P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Morris P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. David B. O’Neil P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Ochab P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Christophe C. Oliver P ’19 Mr. David A. Page and Mrs. Laura A. Page ’86 P ’20 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Paton P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Patterson P ’19 Ms. Jennifer H. Peatman P ’15 ’17 ’22 Ms. Bing Peng P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Phillips P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Piccinni P ’21 Mr. Andrew C. Pilaro P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Pollak P ’19 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Pollini P ’19 ’22 Ms. Kristine A. Pozatek ’92 P ’22 n Mr. XueFeng Qian and Ms. Manching Lee P ’19 Mr. Scott W. Reed and Mrs. Jennifer G. Reed ’89 P ’21 n

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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Reynolds P ’18 ’20 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. Damon C. Robbins P ’18 ’20 Mr. David W. Robison P ’22 Mrs. Jennifer E. Robison ’89 P ’22 n Mr. Simon Roe and Mrs. Carol Bradford-Roe P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Brad D. Rohdenburg P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Rose P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Sandeep S. Sachdeva P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Sawyer ’79 P ’18 ’20 ’21 n Ms. Susan A. Shapiro P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sheehan P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield III P ’14 ’16 ’19 ’21 n Mr. Xugang Wang and Ms. Wensheng Shen P ’20 Dr. Lisa Sherman and Dr. Thomas M. Sherman P ’22 Mr. Sung Yong Shin and Mrs. Sung Eun Kim P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Shray P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sisson P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. George P. Spanos P ’21 Dr. Rob Spence and Ms. Catherine B. McGraw P ’19 Dr. and Mrs. Constantine J. Spiliotes P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Matt S. Storey P ’20 Mr. Xuenan Tang and Ms. Rong Su P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Teich P ’19 Dr. and Mrs. Frank C. Thiel P ’22 Mr. Jefferson W. Tone and Ms. Elana V. Toscano P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Urdang P ’19 Mr. Hans E. Vaule P ’20 Ms. Jessica C. Vaule P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Vieira P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Hans von der Luft P ’19 Mr. Yong Wang and Ms. Jia Yue P ’20 Mr. Scott K. Whitcomb and Mrs. Margaret A. Whitcomb ’86 P ’20 ’21 n Mr. Robert E. Whittaker P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Bertram E. Wilson P ’21 Mr. Bizhou Yang and Mrs. Jia Ma P ’20 Mr. Jian Yao and Mrs. Wei Ai P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Yap P ’19 Mr. Peng Yin and Mrs. Hai Qing Wang P ’22

GRANDPARENTS Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpoel Adriance III P ’86 ’88 GP ’17 ’20 ’20 ’21 n Ms. Kathryn Bertelli GP ’17 ’19

Mrs. Ann G. Blair GP ’15 n Mr. Thomas Blair GP ’15 ✝ n Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Blatz GP ’18 n Ms. Mary Murray Coleman GP ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Tristram C. Colket Jr. P ’87 GP ’17 n Ms. Deborah B. Coons GP ’20 Mrs. Hope Cruickshank GP ’01 ’04 n Mr. and Ms. James E. Dalley Jr. P ’92 GP ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Darling P ’86 ’87 GP ’20 ’22 Mrs. Carole Davenport P ’89 GP ’19 ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit de Vries GP ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Doyle ’66 GP ’10 ’11 n Mrs. Phoebe Driscoll P ’82 GP ’16 ’16 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Edwards Jr. GP ’15 The Ferri Family n Dr. and Mrs. John R. S. Fisher GP ’16 ’19 n Mrs. Grace G. Fritzinger GP ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Furey GP ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Galvin P ’90 ’91 GP ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gray GP ’17 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hampton Jr. GP ’97 ’99 ’01 ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hull GP ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jay GP ’18 Dr. Lynda Katz GP ’21 Mr. Robert M. Keating ’52 P ’81 ’86 ’88 GP ’13 ✝ n and Mrs. Judith J. Keating P ’81 ’86 ’88 GP ’13 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kent P ’77 ’79 GP ’04 ’06 ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kinsley P ’88 GP ’19 Mr. Bernd P. Kuehn GP ’11 n Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Lovejoy GP ’12 ’14 ’19 ’21 n Mr. Sidney Lovett GP ’01 ’02 ’04 Mrs. Patricia Ludemann GP ’19 Mrs. Ann Macomber GP ’07 ’11 ’13 ’14 ’19 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Quentin A. Malmquist P ’74 ’83 ’86 GP ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. John B. McCoy P ’89 GP ’19 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. McIlvain Jr. ’63 P ’93 ’98 GP ’17 ’18 ’20 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. P. Andrews McLane GP ’17 Mrs. Joanne B. Mitchell GP ’12 ’14 ’19 ’21 Ms. Shirlee Mitchell GP ’03 ’06 ’10 Mr. and Mrs. David N. Page GP ’20 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Preston S. Parish P ’71 ’73 ’75 GP ’95 ’01 ’02 n

Ms. Linda C. Pilaro GP ’19 Ms. Penny Pitou P ’83 GP ’10 ’18 Mr. Edward L. Quinn P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 and Mrs. Nancy Quinn P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 ✝ Mr. Thomas J. Raftery GP ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Rouillard GP ’22 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowe Jr. P ’81 GP ’15 n Mrs. Mary T. Sargent GP ’08 ’15 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Sawyer Jr. P ’79 GP ’18 ’20 ’21 n Mr. F A. Seamans GP ’07 n Mrs. Nancy Shapiro GP ’21 Ms. Janet P. Shaw GP ’16 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield Jr. GP ’14 ’16 ’19 ’21 n Dr. James M. Shipton GP ’96 ’00 ’04 Mrs. Dorothy Smith P ’80 ’85 GP ’07 ’07 ’09 ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. Bill Starkey GP ’17 Ms. Betsy Stevens GP ’18 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Storey GP ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Urdang GP ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Wakely P ’74 ’85 GP ’20 Mr. Ralph Boykin and Ms. Joyce L. Wallace GP ’20 COL and Mrs. Jay B. Welsh GP ’20

PARENTS OF ALUMNI Anonymous (8) Mr. Fletcher W. Adams ’55 P ’95 n Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Adams P ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpoel Adriance III P ’86 ’88 GP ’17 ’20 ’20 ’21 n Ms. Sarah R. Alexander P ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Alfond P ’87 ’88 ’90 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Allbee ’55 P ’80 n Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Almquist P ’01 Mr. Sandeep D. Alva P ’15 n Alden and Emily Anderson P ’18 n Ms. Katherine B. Arthaud P ’13 n Mr. and Mrs. T. Neale Attenborough P ’17 n Mrs. Lyn Backe P ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Baker ’81 P ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Banister P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. David W. Barber P ’01 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barker ’62 P ’85 ’89 GP ’21 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Barton P ’13 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baskin Jr. ’49 P ’81 ’89 n

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The Honorable and Mrs. Charles F. Bass ’70 P ’12 Mr. David C. Batchelder and Ms. Melissa R. Paly P ’15 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Baum P ’12 ’14 Mr. JB Bell and Dr. Janice McVay Bell P ’13 ’16 Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bennett P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. David F. Benson P ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bergeron ’58 P ’82 ’84 n Mr. and Mrs. Austin M. Beutner Sr. P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n Mrs. Heather Black P ’16 Jamie and Smed Blair P ’15 n Mr. Richard G. Boardman P ’99 n Mr. Stephen J. Boggess P ’89 ’93

Mr. Craig G. Coleman and Dr. Kristin Coleman P ’14 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. Tristram C. Colket Jr. P ’87 GP ’17 n Mrs. Frances R. Comstock P ’89 ’92 GP ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart V. Conant P ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Connolly IV P ’99 ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Connors ’66 P ’93 ’96 ’97 n Mrs. Grace R. Conway P ’75 n Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Cook P ’90 ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Sewell H. Corkran P ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Corson P ’91 ’97 Dr. and Mrs. James L. Cousins Jr. ’70 P ’99 n Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Coyle Jr. P ’95 n

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eccleston III P ’89 ’92 Dr. and Mrs. Roger H. Emerson Jr. P ’94 ’00 Mr. Frederic P. Erdman and Ms. Cindy Cole P ’03 ’04 ’07 n Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Ettelson P ’77 ’83 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Evans P ’88 ’96 n Deborah and Peter Fauver ’65 P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Finnegan ’79 P ’10 ’11 ’13 n Mr. Robert Fisher and Ms. Barbara Kourajian P ’10 Mr. William M. G. Fletcher P ’88 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Brendan M. Florio P ’01 n Mr. and Mrs. Jeff F. Foran P ’88 ’90 n Mr. Christopher J. Ford and Ms. Alison M. Hill P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Ford

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bolton Jr. P ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bonsal III ’82 P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Paul Booska P ’09 Mr. and Mrs. John Booth P ’80 Ms. Cheryl S. Borek P ’13 Mrs. Luette C. Bourne P ’85 n Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Bozich P ’12 ’15 n Ms. Dorothy B. Brill P ’17 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Brim P ’07 n Mr. Charles E. Brown P ’98 Ms. Conchessa Brownell P ’12 n Mr. Rick Hauck and Ms. Susan C. Bruce P ’88 Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bruns P ’92 Dr. and Mrs. James S. Burnett ’68 P ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. H. Burnham III P ’11 Mr. Jeffrey Schutz and Ms. Charlotte Caldwell P ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Roderic A. Camp P ’91 n Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Campbell P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Campbell P ’11 Dr. Theodore H. Capron and Ms. Margaret A. Franckhauser P ’10 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Caputi P ’11 ’12 ’15 n Mr. F. Christopher Carney ’75 P ’08 and Ms. Karen Dempsey Carney n Ms. Linda C. Carpenter P ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Chalmers P ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Chernin P ’16 ’17 Dr. Jocelyn D. Chertoff P ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Child P ’99 Mr. Logan C. Clarke III P ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cloud P ’12 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Clough III ’57 P ’80 ’83 ’86 n Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Clutz P ’81 ’83 ’90 n

Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Crane P ’98 ’01 ’05 Mr. and Mrs. James Cruickshank P ’01 Mr. Craig W. Cullen Jr. and Mrs. Carolyn C. Cullen ’87 P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Cushing ’78 P ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Cutler P ’98 n The Rev. Randolph Dales and Ms. Marilyn Tyler P ’80 ’00 ’02 n Mr. and Ms. James E. Dalley Jr. P ’92 GP ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton P ’11 n Mr. Max Dannis and Ms. Linda S. Gatter P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Darling P ’86 ’87 GP ’20 ’22 Mrs. Carole Davenport P ’89 GP ’19 ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Davis P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean P ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jan Dembinski P ’08 Mr. Jason A. Densmore III P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Desjardins P ’85 n Dr. and Mrs. Cameron K. Dewar P ’93 ’96 n Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DiNapoli P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Frederic P. Dodge P ’98 ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Shaun K. Donnellan P ’90 ’91 ’94 ’97 n The Rev. and Mrs. John C. Donovan P ’89 n Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Doughty P ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Driscoll P ’17 Mrs. Phoebe Driscoll P ’82 GP ’16 ’16 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Edward X. Droste P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Duffy P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Dullea P ’06 ’10 Mr. Bernard L. Dunbar P ’79 Mr. Peter J. Durnan and Ms. Kristen Fischer P ’11 ’14

’74 P ’04 ’05 ’08 ’12 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ford Jr. P ’09 ’12 n Ms. Rae Andrews and Ms. Cindy A. Foster P ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fox P ’03 Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Frei P ’03 ’05 ’08 n Mr. Thomas H. Friedman and Ms. Rosemarie Mullin P ’10 Mr. Winship C. Fuller ’61 and Ms. Janet A. Evans-Fuller P ’88 ’96 GP ’20 ’21 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Galvin P ’90 ’91 GP ’15 n Dr. and Mrs. James Gamble III P ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Gardiner P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Colyer W. Garre P ’92 Mrs. Sheila Gates P ’86 ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Glencross P ’06 Mr. E. C. Goodrich and Ms. Kathleen Maher P ’11 n Mrs. Nancy Gordon P ’91 ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Grammas Jr. P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Gregg ’63 P ’90 n Mrs. Martha M. Griffin P ’96 ’98 Dr. and Mrs. John Grisham P ’11 ’14 Mr. Matthew A. Guyette and Ms. Laurie E. Brooks P ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Denison M. Hall P ’96 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hall P ’13 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hamblin II ’77 P ’08 ’15 n Mrs. Mary S. Hamilton P ’98 Mr. Devens H. Hamlen P ’92 Ms. Margery Hamlen P ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hanaway P ’76 ’77 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hanrahan P ’95 Mr. David G. Hanson and Ms. Laura Palumbo-Hanson P ’07 n

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Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hardiman P ’05 Mr. and Mrs. C. Hagen Harker P ’15 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harriman P ’07 ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Harris Jr. P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hauser P ’13 ’17 n Mr. Brion G. Hayes and Ms. Meredith C. Baker-Hayes P ’11 John and Susie Hayes P ’15 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Ulf B. Heide P ’85 Dr. Mark Hempton and Ms. Lorie A. Dunne P ’07 n Ms. Jean Henchey P ’06 ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hendel P ’96 ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Herrick Jr. ’87 P ’15 ’18 Mr. Douglas P. Hill and Ms. Alexandra T. Breed P ’02 n

Mr. Douglas R. Kendall and Ms. Diane Roberts P ’06 ’09 ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kent P ’77 ’79 GP ’04 ’06 ’08 The Rev. and Mrs. Walter W. Kesler P ’85 ’88 ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kilfoyle P ’17 The Kinsley Family Foundation n Dr. and Mrs. J. Philip Kistler P ’85 Mr. and Mrs. David Knapp P ’11 n Ms. Maureen S. Kuharic P ’98 Mr. and Mrs. John A. LaCasse P ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Lacasse P ’16 n Mrs. Beverly L. LaFoley P ’90 ’95 ’96 Ms. Antonia B. Laird P ’77 ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lambert P ’94 Mr. Roger Lamson P ’12 n

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Maroni P ’02 Mrs. Karen E. Marshall P ’97 Mr. and Mrs. David H. Martin P ’07 n Mr. Thomas J. Martin P ’96 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Marvin P ’01 n Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Marvin P ’08 ’09 ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. Kimball L. Mason ’54 P ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Matthews P ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. John B. McCoy P ’89 GP ’19 ’22 Dr. and Mme. W. S. McDougal P ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Tom B. McIlvain Jr. ’63 P ’93 ’98 GP ’17 ’18 ’20 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. McLane P ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McLane ’69 P ’99 G. Hayden and Ruth Turner

Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Hinman ’55 P ’86 n Ms. Winifred B. Hodges P ’83 n Ms. Carol J. Holahan P ’10 ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Holdsworth P ’07 Mr. Joseph E. Holland and Ms. Frances A. Witte-Holland P ’14 Ms. Betsey Holtzmann P ’11 n Dr. and Mrs. David H. Hopkins P ’83 ’89 n Mr. Ron Houle and Ms. Ann M. Foster P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Randal C. Houseman P ’15 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Howard P ’92 n Mr. John Howe P ’06 ’11 Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hoyer P ’92 Tom and Susan Hyde P ’91 Mr. and Mrs. John K. C. Hyslip II P ’08 ’10 Mr. Dunning Idle IV P ’81 ✝ Mrs. Mary C. Idle P ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Clark T. Irwin P ’01 ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Jay P ’18 Mr. Ye Jiang and Mrs. Li Wang P ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Lennart B. Johnson P ’84 n Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jones P ’07 ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon A. Jones P ’89 n Mr. Richard K. Joyce ’63 P ’93 n Dr. Elvin Kaplan ’53 and Ms. Cecily Monro P ’88 n Mr. Robert M. Keating ’52 P ’81 ’86 ’88 GP ’13 ✝ n and Mrs. Judith J. Keating P ’81 ’86 ’88 GP ’13 n Mrs. Gilbert W. Keech P ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Keefe P ’02 ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Keller Jr. ’61 P ’85 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelley P ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Edmond C. Kelly P ’06

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lamson P ’81 ’85 n Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw Langmaid Jr. ’54 P ’81 n Mr. Brian S. Lash P ’14 ’16 ’18 Mr. and Mrs. David P. Laurin P ’06 n Mr. David R. Hanks and Ms. Gail L. Lavallee P ’01 n Ms. Andrea S. Lawrence P ’16 Mr. Dean E. Lea and Ms. Debra M. Gibbs P ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. David P. Leatherwood P ’13 ’15 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. George F. LeBoutillier ’63 P ’87 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lechthaler P ’94 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Leonard P ’03 Lynne Mitchell ✝ and Dick Lewis P ’03 ’06 ’10 n Mr. Richard A. Liddle and Ms. Jenny Morrill-Liddle P ’14 Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lin P ’15 ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. David M. Lockwood P ’99 ’02 ’03 ’03 Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Brett D. Long P ’11 Mrs. Diana E. Louis P ’83 Mr. Frederic B. Lowrie Jr. P ’99 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Lunder P ’84 n Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Lyman P ’92 ’95 n Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Macdonald P ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W. MacNaught P ’85 Mr. J. T. Macy P ’82 ’84 ’86 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Maguire P ’00 Mr. Howie Mallory and Ms. Nora Berko P ’98 ’03 ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. Quentin A. Malmquist P ’74 ’83 ’86 GP ’09 n

McLaughlin P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. McLaughlin P ’18 Mr. David W. McManus and Dr. Susan M. Smiga P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meck III P ’97 n Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mello P ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Merrill P ’11 ’14 ’17 Mr. Robert Merritt P ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Meyers P ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Middleton P ’09 n Christine and Josiah Miles ’82 P ’11 ’13 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Moore P ’99 Mr. and Mrs. David Morrison P ’07 n Mr. and Mrs. Dexter A. Morse ’64 P ’88 ’91 ’93 n Dr. Stephen G. Morse ’74 and Ms. Carolyn D. Charnley P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morton Jr. ’65 P ’90 ’91 Dr. and Mrs. Todd M. Mosenthal P ’15 ’17 n Mr. Frederick V. S. Muench P ’92 n Dr. and Mrs. Noboru Murakami P ’91 ’92 n Ms. Lisa Mure P ’14 ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Murphy P ’03 Ms. Lucy Murray-Brown P ’85 Ms. Mary Anne Murray-Carr P ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Myler Jr. P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nesbitt P ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Nichols P ’01 ’06 n Ms. Madge H. Nickerson P ’85 n Mr. Franz C. Nicolay P ’95 ’97 ’00 ’04 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nields Jr. ’62 P ’90 Mr. Peter C. Nordblom and Mrs. Kristin Nordblom ’79 P ’04 ’06 ’08 n Mr. Randy T. Siegel and Ms. Elizabeth Norgren P ’14

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Mr. James H. Nourse and Ms. Sarah M. Shipton P ’96 ’00 ’04 Mr. B. Pike Noyes and Mrs. Linda Noyes ’75 P ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Noyes ’79 P ’08 ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. O’Connor ’79 P ’14 n Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Obregon P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Duncan G. Ogden P ’82 Ms. Leslie J. Orton ’73 P ’12 ’13 n Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Osborne ’72 P ’08 ’10 The Paine Family Trust n Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Palmer ’59 P ’92 n Ms. Lynne M. Paquette P ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Preston S. Parish P ’71 ’73 ’75 GP ’95 ’01 ’02 n

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Riehle III P ’96 ’99 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Robbins P ’09 ’12 Ms. Monique Robichaud P ’08 ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Dale K. Rodgers P ’99 ’02 Dr. Robert J. Rohr III P ’91 ✝ and Mrs. Mary C. Rohr P ’91 n Mr. and Mrs. Dana Rosencranz P ’12 ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ross P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Rossetter ’74 P ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowe Jr. P ’81 GP ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Rowe ’81 P ’15 n Mr. John S. Rudberg Jr. P ’06 ’08 n Mrs. Kathleen K. Rush P ’95 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ryan P ’00 n Mr. Frank P. Sam and Mrs. Vichenney K. Keo-Sam P ’18

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Sullivan P ’00 Mr. Paul Summers P ’09 ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Surdam P ’96 n Mrs. Barbara Sutphen P ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Swenson P ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Swidrak P ’14 ’14 n Mrs. Barbara R. Swift P ’87 n Dr. Thomas J. Swift P ’87 n Mr. and Mrs. Carl Symecko P ’12 ’16 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Taylor ’71 P ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Jr. ’68 P ’03 ’05 n Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Tessier P ’15 ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Thibadeau P ’11 n Ms. Nancy Thurrell P ’00 ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Tiffany P ’89 n Mr. David L. Torrey P ’84 ✝ Mr. and Dr. David Trook P ’06 n

Mr. Bruce E. Paro and Ms. Patricia A. Mulcahy P ’17 Ms. Dianne Paton P ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Patzer P ’98 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mr. Jeffrey Nielson and Ms. Janice Pedrin-Nielson P ’02 ’05 Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pfenninger P ’11 ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Phillips ’75 P ’11 ’14 n Dr. and Mrs. William G. Phippen P ’71 ’76 n Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Pickering Jr. P ’96 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pierce P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Pierce Jr. P ’96 Mr. Charles W. Pingree P ’76 ’79 ✝ n Mr. Richard A. Pistey P ’93 Ms. Penny Pitou P ’83 GP ’10 ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Powers P ’95 ’00 n Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pratt Jr. P ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. William L. Prickett ’81 P ’15 n Dr. and Mrs. Howard G. Pritham P ’85 n Mr. Edward L. Quinn P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 and Mrs. Nancy Quinn P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 ✝ Mr. Tom Raffio P ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Randall P ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter Y. Rapelye P ’92 ’93 ’97 Mrs. Marilyn G. Redmond P ’86 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Regan Jr. P ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert Remien P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Richardson III P ’99 ’02 Dr. and Mrs. Derek P. Richardson P ’94 ’96 ’99 ’01 ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. Gary B. Richardson ’63 P ’86 n

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sargent P ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Saunders P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Sawyer Jr. P ’79 GP ’18 ’20 ’21 n Mr. James O. Schaeffer P ’76 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Schibli P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Schoeder P ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. George H. Schofield P ’00 ’04 ’05 n Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Scoville P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Tim Seamans P ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Sherman P ’95 Mr. Mark G. Shub ’61 P ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Siragusa P ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smarse P ’04 ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Smith ’80 P ’07 ’12 n Mrs. Dorothy Smith P ’80 ’85 GP ’07 ’07 ’09 ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Smith ’65 P ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Smith P ’07 ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Soto P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. David B. Soule ’62 P ’93 n Mr. and Mrs. Josiah A. Spaulding Jr. ’70 P ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Spiess P ’87 ’89 ’94 n Mr. Orson L. St. John Jr. P ’89 Lee and Janice St. Onge P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stahler P ’94 ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Starer P ’11 ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Brennan K. Starkey P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. R. James Steiner P ’10 ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Steinkamp P ’00 Ms. Charlotte M. Stetson P ’90 Ms. Sandra Stone P ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Stowell ’64 P ’95 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sturges P ’13 ’16 n

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuveson P ’88 ’91 Mrs. Diane Van Wynsberghe P ’87 ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Eijk A. d. M. van Otterloo P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Vernet P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Hans C. Vitzthum P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Wakely P ’74 ’85 GP ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Wales ’58 P ’89 ’93 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Wales ’63 P ’92 ’93 Mr. Richard C. Wallace P ’98 ’05 Mr. Christopher J. Waller and Dr. Mary M. Waller P ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Walrod P ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh P ’01 ’07 n Mrs. Lisa Wardlaw P ’84 ’85 n Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop M. Wassenar P ’00 Mr. and Mrs. George S. Weaver III ’75 P ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weaver P ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Hartley D. Webster ’57 P ’85 ’87 n Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Webster Jr. ’57 P ’83 ’91 ’92 ’08 n Ms. Elizabeth S. Weekes P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wenzel P ’93 ’95 n Rev. and Mrs. Richard C. Weymouth ’70 P ’01 ’02 ’04 n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. White P ’06 ’08 n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. White P ’08 Mrs. Patricia Williams P ’78 Mrs. Deborah Williamson P ’98 Drs. Richard and Kathryn Wiseman P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wood P ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Woods Jr. P ’10

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The Rev. and Mrs. Brinton W. Woodward Jr. P ’87 ’91 ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wright P ’06 ’09 n Ms. Pamela M. Wright P ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Wysor P ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Laitin Yam P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. James M. Yarmon P ’99 n Mrs. Dana Zak Armstrong P ’76 Mrs. Betty H. Zimmermann P ’87 Christian and Debra Zimmermann P ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zock P ’82 ’85 ’89 ’92 n

EXTENDED FAMILY Anonymous Mr. Stuart Abelson Ms. Kathy K. Ahnen Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Amerman Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Aronson Ms. Keri-Sue Baker Mr. and Mrs. William R. Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. R. Arthur Bradbury Ms. Patricia Bramwell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buckley Mrs. Virginia Burnham n Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Canady Ms. Clara Conklin Mr. and Mrs. John A. Conway Mr. Douglas C. Cooney Ms. Eliza H. Dewey Ms. Magdalen B. Dewey Ms. Sarah O. Dewey Mrs. Nora P. Doster Mr. and Mrs. Clement S. Dwyer The Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire n Mr. Paul Errickson Mr. and Mrs. Wilson C. Everhart Jr. n Mr. Allen N. Fahden Mr. and Dr. Nigel Furlonge n Ms. Anne C. Ghrist Ms. Joan L. Ghrist Mrs. Virginia T. Gignoux Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Haertl n Ms. Frances Hall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Healey Ms. Sandra Hobbs Dr. and Mrs. Howard Holderness Jr. n Mr. Joseph R. Jester John Ruan Foundation Trust Dr. Pearl Kane ✝ Mr. Richard Kane Miss Margaret T. Keith n

Ms. Elizabeth A. Kendall n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Kingston n Mr. Ben Koopman Mr. John-Alexander Kourkoulis Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. LaFontaine Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Law Mrs. Ann Levine Mrs. Caroline Levine Ms. Lisa Lovett Mr. and Mrs. David J. Lundquist Mr. Brian D. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Marchetti Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Marvin n Prof. Maureen W. McClure Mr. and Mrs. Chris T. Meier Mr. Ethan A. Miller Mr. Richard Moore Ms. Margot W. Moses Mr. Jeffrey Nadeau n Dr. and Mrs. William E. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Newsome Jr. Mrs. Alicia J. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Kerry J. O’Connell Dr. Lewis J. Overaker n Dr. and Mrs. Richard Parker Mr. and Mrs. David S. Prout Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Pucker Mr. Tom Johnston and Mrs. Beth Roche-Johnston Mrs. Marel Rogers Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ruan III Rev. Abraham D. Salmon Mr. Scott Schaub Mrs. Nicole Shedd Mrs. Ruby L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Soanes n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Solberg n Mr. Jack G. Depond and Ms. Mary E. Stanley Ms. Brie Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stepp Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Stroud Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Sussman n Mrs. Jane S. Theuner n Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tyler Mrs. Jane F. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zabransky

TRUSTEES Mr. Sandeep D. Alva P ’15 n Mrs. Katie Crumbo P ’21 Mrs. Carolyn C. Cullen ’87 P ’17 n Mr. Robert F. Cunha P ’16 ’19 n

Mr. Christopher E. Davenport ’89 P ’19 ’21 n Mr. Andrew A. Davis P ’18 Mr. Paul J. Ferri P ’18 ’19 Ms. Tracy M. Gillette ’89 P ’19 ’22 n Mr. Robert J. Hall P ’13 ’16 n Mrs. Susie B. Hayes P ’15 ’18 n The Rt. Rev. Robert Hirschfeld n Mr. Burgwell J. Howard ’82 Mr. Christopher M. Keating ’81 Mr. Peter K. Kimball ’72 n Mr. Robert A. Kinsley II ’88 P ’19 n Mr. Alexander C. MacCormick ’88 n Dr. Daryll K. Mattingly Mr. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mr. Thomas N. Phillips ’75 P ’11 ’14 n Mrs. Nell W. Reynolds P ’18 ’20 ’22 n Mr. Andrew H. Sawyer ’79 P ’18 ’20 ’21 n Mr. Harry Sheehy III n Mr. Gary A. Spiess P ’87 ’89 ’94 n Mr. Matt S. Storey P ’20 Mr. Sander J. van Otterloo ’94 n Mr. Richard L. Vieira P ’20

HONORARY TRUSTEES Mr. Warren C. Cook P ’90 ’94 n Mr. James B. Hamblin II ’77 P ’08 ’15 n Ms. Piper S. Orton ’74 n Mr. W. Dexter Paine III ’79 P ’14 n Mr. William L. Prickett ’81 P ’15 n The Rev. Brinton W. Woodward Jr. P ’87 ’91 ’93

BALCH SOCIETY: CURRENT MEMBERS Mr. Fletcher W. Adams ’55 P ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Alfond P ’87 ’88 ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Ashworth ’59 Mr. and Mrs. R. Arthur Bradbury Mr. James E. Brewer II P ’78 Mr. Jeffrey Schutz and Ms. Charlotte Caldwell P ’98 Mr. F. Christopher Carney ’75 P ’08 and Ms. Karen Dempsey Carney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Carpenter ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Clark ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Cutler P ’98 Mr. Richard C. Daitch ’51 Ms. Abbey E. DeRocker ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Desjardins P ’85 Mr. David B. Dewey ’77 and Mrs. Suzanne Romero Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Doyle ’66 GP ’10 ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elkins P ’04

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Mrs. Ann M. Gallop P ’83 Mr. Peter S. Grant ’77 Mr. Frank M. Hammond ’50 Mr. Lars H. Hansen ’52 Ms. Elizabeth H. Heide ’85 Mr. Maclear Jacoby Jr. ’45 Dr. and Mrs. John L. Jamieson ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Katzenbach ’61 Kinsley Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Kinsley P ’88 GP ’19 Dr. and Mrs. J. Philip Kistler P ’85 Ms. Antonia B. Laird P ’77 ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Albert C. Lesneski P ’87 Ms. Christine R. Louis ’81 Mr. Peter L. Macdonald ’60 and Ms. Dora L. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Dwight N. Mason ’57 Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Obregon P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Parkhill P ’89 ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Phillips ’75 P ’11 ’14 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Prickett ’81 P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Q. Reynolds Jr. ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Rowe ’81 P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Sargent ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Scott ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight B. Shepard ’72 Mr. Horace L. Shepard III ’59 Mr. James C. Stearns ’68 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Straus P ’06 Dr. and Mrs. John S. Swift Jr. ’62 Mr. George F. Theriault Jr. ’61 and Mrs. Celia J. Weeden Theriault Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Uhle Mr. and Mrs. Hartley D. Webster ’57 P ’85 ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Webster Jr. ’57 P ’83 ’91 ’92 ’08 The Rev. and Mrs. Brinton W. Woodward Jr. P ’87 ’91 ’93 Mr. Stephen A. Worcester ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. S. Young ’57

BALCH SOCIETY: EMERITUS Mr. David B. Anstatt ’86 ✝ Mr. Douglass B. Auer ’56 ✝ Mr. Christopher G. Biggi ’63 ✝ Mr. Maurice F. Blouin P ’58 ’64 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Bright ’49 ✝ Mr. Robert E. Cleary Jr. ’62 ✝ Mr. Cyril Cogswell ✝ Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cole P ’58 ’63 GP ’82 ’01 ✝ Mrs. Anne S. Combs ✝

Mr. Thomas A. Corcoran P ’75 ’76 ’82 ’83 ’86 GP ’03 ✝ Mr. Charles K. Dodge Jr. ’44 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. James F. Edwards ’27 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gleason P ’66 ✝ Dr. and Mrs. Harry B. Goodspeed P ’57 ✝ Mr. Howard T. Greenley 1890 P ’50 ✝ The Rt. Rev. and Mrs. Charles F. Hall ✝ Mrs. Lucy E. Holcombe ✝ and Mr. Seth P. Holcombe ✝ Dr. Harry P. Jeffries ’47 ✝ Ms. Trit Johnson ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Joyce P ’63 ’68 GP ’93 ✝ Mr. Robert M. Keating ’52 P ’81 ’86 ’88 GP ’13 ✝ Mr. Theodore W. Libbey ’42 ✝ Mr. Burton N. Lowe ’44 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Marr 1909 ✝ Mr. Joseph M. Massik ’46 ✝ Mr. Guenter H. Mattersdorff ’44 ✝ Mr. Mayland H. Morse Jr. ’38 GP ’13 ✝ Mr. Rupert L. Nichols P ’65 ✝ Mr. Rupert L. Nichols Jr. ’65 ✝ Mr. Sigourney F. Nininger ’41 ✝ Mrs. Lois B. Odence GP ’87 ’88 ’90 ’03 ✝ and Mr. Charles L. Odence GP ’03 ✝ Mr. Seth S. Pope Jr. ’59 ✝ Ms. Phyllis Reader ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Rudderham ’31 ✝ Mr. George F. Sawyer P ’53 GP ’80 ’91 ’92 ✝ Mr. Hugh C. Sherwood ’45 ✝ The Rt. Rev. Philip A. Smith ✝ Mr. George B. Upton ’62 ✝ Mr. Pieter D. Van Zandt ’57 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Edric A. Weld ’42 ✝ Mr. Wendell W. Witter GP ’85 ✝ Mr. Robert C. Wood ’56 ✝ Mr. Philip L. Worcester P ’67 ✝

TRIBUTES GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF DR. HENRY D. ADAMS, PhD. ’95 Anonymous GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. BENJAMIN F. AGUILAR ’18 Anonymous GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. B. D. BARKER IV ’82 Dr. and Mme. W. S. McDougal P ’82 n

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. PETER BARNUM P ’05 ’07 ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Rinn ’93 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MISS YARMONY M. BELLOWS ’19 Ms. Mara M. Mactaggart P ’19 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF KELSEY B. BERRY Mr. David W. McManus and Dr. Susan M. Smiga P ’18 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. MACKLIN T. BOWEN ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mooney P ’18 Mr. Thomas J. Raftery GP ’22 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. WILLIAM R. BRANTON ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jones P ’07 ’11 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. WILLIAM L. BURKE III Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Hopkins ’83 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. JARED N. CARR ’20 Mrs. Grace G. Fritzinger GP ’20 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. THOMAS E. CHILD ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Child P ’99 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1976 Mr. James H. Doble ’76 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1978 Mr. and Mrs. John B. Alden ’78 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1987 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Burgess ’87 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1997 Anonymous GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Darren E. Moore ’99

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Beyond contributions of cash, there are many ways you can structure your gift to Holderness that help the school and address your personal and financial goals.

THE BALCH SOCIETY HONORS individuals and families who support Holderness School through a planned gift, such as a retirement account, charitable remainder trust, or gift annuity. Life income plans like the charitable remainder unitrust that Dwight Mason ’57 created provide educational opportunities for future generations of students while you (and your spouse) receive lifetime income (in many cases, increased income) now.

Making a planned gift earns donors membership in the Balch Society, named for the family that donated Livermore Mansion and the surrounding land that became the first home of Holderness School.

For more information on the mutual benefits of supporting Holderness and your family through life income gifts and bequests, please visit www.holderness.planmygift.org or contact Senior Associate Director of Major Gifts Peter Barnum at (603) 779-5221 or pbarnum@holderness.org.

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2003 Ms. Cassandra G. Nehring ’03 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2004 Mr. Matthew Sharbaugh and Mrs. Heather A. Keslin-Sharbaugh ’04 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2008 Mr. Gregory L. Ramey ’08 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2009 Mr. William Bohonnon ’09 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2012 Ms. Samantha R. Cloud ’12 Ms. Sara P. Mogollon ’12 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2013 Mr. Francis G. Miles ’13 Ms. Kendra J. Morse ’13 Mr. Peter P. Saunders ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hall P ’13 ’16 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2014 Mr. Randy T. Siegel and Ms. Elizabeth Norgren P ’14 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2015 Anonymous GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2016 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hall P ’13 ’16 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 2018 Mr. Stuart G. Clifford ’18 Drs. Richard and Kathryn Wiseman P ’18 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. SAMANTHA R. CLOUD ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cloud P ’12

GIFTS RECEIVED ON BEHALF OF MR. ROBERT E. COMSTOCK JR. P ’89 ’92 GP ’21 ✝ Mrs. Frances R. Comstock P ’89 ’92 GP ’21 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MISS CHARLOTTE B. CROFT ’21 Mr. and Dr. Christopher Croft P ’21

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. NATHAN J. FORAN ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff F. Foran P ’88 ’90 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. DAVID B. DEWEY ’77 Ms. Eliza H. Dewey Ms. Magdalen B. Dewey Ms. Sarah O. Dewey Ms. Suzanne Romero Dewey n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. NEAL J. FREI ’03 Apple Inc. Mr. Landry Frei ’08 n Mr. Tom Johnston and Mrs. Beth Roche-Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Vincent ’06 n

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MS. CAROL L. DOPP AND THE COUNSELING OFFICE Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Keating P ’19 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF HER BROTHER MR. CHRISTOPHER T. DUPONT ’67 ON HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15

MR. GARRISON L. GAGNON ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Tony J. Gagnon P ’21 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. LILY P. GILLETTE ’19 Ms. Amanda R. Black ’89 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE FACULTY Mr. Andrew C. Kesler ’88 Drs. Richard and Kathryn Wiseman P ’18

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. TRACY M. GILLETTE ’89 P ’19 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n Ms. Amanda R. Black ’89 n Mrs. Nina K. Brogna ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Davenport ’89 P ’19 ’21 n Robert ’88 and Rebecca Kinsley n Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. MacCormick ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Phillips ’75 P ’11 ’14 n Mrs. Jennifer E. Robison ’89 P ’22 n Mr. Tiaan van der Linde ’89 and Mrs. Lindley van der Linde ’89

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MISS SYDNEY A. FASCETTA ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fascetta P ’19

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. EMERY L. GRAY ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gray GP ’17 ’20

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. KRISTEN FISCHER P ’11 ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Phillips P ’19

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. SETH W. GRAY ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gray GP ’17 ’20

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. OLIVER B. FISHER ’19 Ms. Lydia T. Fisher ’16

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. ELISE H. (STEINER) HACKER ’10 Mr. and Mrs. R. James Steiner P ’10 ’12

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. RICHARD ECCLESTON ’92 Mr. Scott Schaub GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. THOMAS ECCLESTON III P ’89 ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eccleston ’92 n Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Zifcak ’93 n

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. MARSHALL J. FORAN ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff F. Foran P ’88 ’90 n

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. JAMES W. HAMMOND P ’79 GP ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Zachary S. Martin ’84 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. ANDREW V. HOWE ’11 Mr. John Howe P ’06 ’11

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. DARREN E. MOORE ’99 Mr. Douglas C. Cooney

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF JIM AND LOLI HAMMOND P ’79 GP ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. O’Connor ’79 P ’14 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. CHRISTOPHER T. HOWE ’06 Mr. John Howe P ’06 ’11

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. CAROLINE MURE ’14 Ms. Lisa Mure P ’14 ’17 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. MARY JANE IRWIN ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Clark T. Irwin P ’01 ’04

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. ELLA G. MURE ’17 Ms. Lisa Mure P ’14 ’17 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. WILLIAM C. IRWIN ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Clark T. Irwin P ’01 ’04

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. FRANZ C. NICOLAY ’95 ’07 ’00 ’04 Ms. Angela A. Francesco ’98 Mr. and Mrs. David M. Lockwood P ’99 ’02 ’03 ’03

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. FREDERICK H. HARBISON ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Kerry J. O’Connell GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. SARAH J. HENDEL ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hendel P ’96 ’02 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. DONALD H. HENDERSON ✝ AND MRS. PATRICIA S. HENDERSON P ’72 ’74 GP ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. McWilliams ’74 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. PATRICIA S. HENDERSON P’72 ’74 GP ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE REV. JOSHUA A. HILL Dr. Craig N. Gemmell and Ms. Nancy Hughes P ’20 ’21 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. DONALD B. HINMAN ’55 P ’86 Mr. Travis Hemmen and Ms. Jennifer I. Hemmen ’89 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. CALVIN HODER ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Randal Hoder P ’21 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. COLIN J. HOEFFNER ’19 Mr. Timothy Hoeffner P ’17 ’19

MISS ANNECY I. KAGAN ’22 Mr. Illya I. H. Kagan and Ms. Wendy W. Rouillard P ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Michienzi Sr. P ’14 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MISS NICOLE S. KANOWSKY ’22 Anonymous

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. JEFFREY NIELSON P ’02 ’05 Mr. Robert C. King ’99 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. DOUGLAS R. KENDALL P ’06 ’09 ’13 Dr. and Mrs. Dmitri Alden P ’20

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. JAMES O’LEARY ’09 Mr. John H. Dings ’09

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. CAROLYN E. KIMBALL P ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. KRISTA E. OFFICER ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Glencross P ’06

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. NICHOLAS J. LACASSE ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Lacasse P ’16 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF CPT KATHRYN H. PAIK ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hendel P ’96 ’02 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. ELIZABETH LAMBERT ’94 Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lambert P ’94

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. R. P. PECK P ’08 ’09 Mr. Douglas C. Cooney Dr. and Mrs. Cameron K. Dewar P ’93 ’96 n Mr. Paul Errickson Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jung Dr. Pearl Kane ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Marchetti

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. KATHLEEN K. LIECH ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. LaFontaine

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. GRANT J. HOEFFNER ’17 Mr. Timothy Hoeffner P ’17 ’19

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. DAVID M. LOCKWOOD P ’99 ’02 ’03 ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cunha P ’16 ’19 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. JAMES R. HOWARD P ’82 Mr. Burgwell J. Howard ’82 and Dr. Jennifer A. Richeson

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. MIRTE B. MALLORY ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin H. Mallory P ’98 ’03 ’14

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. ROBIN A. PECK P ’08 ’09 Dr. Pearl Kane ✝ GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. JANICE PEDRIN-NIELSON P ’02 ’05 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. CHARLES F. PETERSON ’21 Dr. Lynda Katz GP ’21 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MISS ANNA M. POLLAK ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Pollak P ’19 ’19 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. JOSEPH A. POLLAK ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Pollak P ’19 ’19 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. BRIDGET R. POPE ’18 Anonymous GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. ELVIRA V. POPE P ’08 Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Frei P ’03 ’05 ’08 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE BIRTHDAY OF MR. WILLIAM L. PRICKETT ’81 P ’15 Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. MONIQUE ROBICHAUD P ’08 ’11 Ms. Samantha Devine ’11 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. PISETH K. SAM ’18 Anonymous GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. CHRISTOPHER T. SARGENT ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sargent P ’16 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. PETER P. SAUNDERS ’13 Mr. Jesse J. Ross ’13 n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Saunders P ’13 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MISS HARRIET C. SHAPIROBARNARD ’21 Mrs. Nancy Shapiro GP ’21 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. ANDREW P. SHEPPE ’00 Mr. David W. McManus and Dr. Susan M. Smiga P ’18

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. HEIDI H. (MORTON) SHERRILL ’91 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morton Jr. ’65 P ’90 ’91 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF PEARL SHYAVITZ Mr. Gerald L. Shyavitz ’60 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. AUSTIN L. ST. ONGE ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Lee M. St. Onge P ’17 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. JARED D. STEER AND THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Keating P ’19 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. ERICA H. STEINER ’12 Mr. and Mrs. R. James Steiner P ’10 ’12 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. RICHARD T. STEVENS JR. P ’90 ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zabransky GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. MARK J. STURGEON Mr. Douglas C. Cooney Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Herring GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. COREY JAYE STURGES ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sturges P ’13 ’16 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. MAXWELL STURGES ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sturges P ’13 ’16 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. STEPHANIE R. SYMECKO ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Symecko P ’12 ’16 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. NANCY THURRELL P ’00 ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zabransky GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. BRIAN A. TIERNEY ’12 Mr. and Ms. Christopher Tierney P ’08 ’12 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. CHRISTINA T. TIERNEY ’08 Mr. and Ms. Christopher Tierney P ’08 ’12

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF DR. MARCIA N. TROOK P ’06 Mr. Benjamin N. Trook ’06 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. SANDER J. VAN OTTERLOO ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Eijk A. d. M. van Otterloo P ’94 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. JACLYN VERNET ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Vernet P ’11 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MR. NIKLAUS C. VITZTHUM ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Hans C. Vitzthum P ’11 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. KATHERINE WEYMOUTH P ’01 ’02 ’04 Ms. Lisa Lovett Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mr. Luke Warner and Mrs. Joan C. L. Warner ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Weymouth ’01 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF REV. RICHARD C. WEYMOUTH ’70 P ’01 ’02 ’04 Ms. Lisa Lovett Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mr. Luke Warner and Mrs. Joan C. L. Warner ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Weymouth ’01 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MISS AVALINE E. WILSON ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Bertram E. Wilson P ’21 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MS. MICHELLE C. WOOD Mrs. Jane F. Wood GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF MRS. MARGO F. WOODALL ’78 Mrs. Patricia Williams P ’78 GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF THE REV. BRINTON W. WOODWARD JR. P ’87 ’91 ’93 Mr. Andrew Bogardus and Mrs. Kelley A. Bogardus ’91 n

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MEMORIALS

Ms. Tenley Malmquist ’09 n Mr. James R. Mathews ’09 n Mr. Ian M. Nesbitt ’09 n Ms. Meredith Peck ’09 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MRS. ELIZABETH B. ABELSON ’07 Mr. John H. Dings ’09 Ms. Phoebe J. Erdman ’07 n Ms. Lily Ford ’12 Ms. Rae Andrews and Ms. Cindy A. Foster P ’08 Ms. Ana C. Goodwin ’09 n Mr. David F. Grilk ’09 and Mrs. Stephanie MacDougall n Ms. Taylor V. James ’07 Mr. Kurt H. Magnus and Ms. Emily A. Magnus ’88 P ’17 ’20 n Mr. Jamie M. McNulty ’11 n Mr. James O’Leary ’09 n Ms. Marina A. Pappas ’07 Ms. Taylor V. Sawatzki ’08 Ms. Jessica M. White ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. White P ’08

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. CHARLES C. BOVEY ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Bruner ’77 n Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Collins Jr. ’77 n Mr. and Mrs. Judson D. Hale Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hamblin II ’77 P ’08 ’15 n Mr. Jeffrey C. Sharp ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Smith ’78

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. JOHN C. ARMSTRONG JR. ’47 Mrs. Dana Zak Armstrong P ’76

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. MARTIN J. BRESNICK ’61 Mr. Frederick L. Churchill ’61

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. DONALD E. BACKE ’53 Mrs. Lyn Backe P ’80

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF ROBERT “BROOKSIE” BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zock P ’82 ’85 ’89 ’92 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. WILLIAM W. BIDDLE P ’78 ’80 ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Jackson ’75 n Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. McElhinny ’75 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. CRAIG V. A. BLOUIN ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Ricker ’64 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MARY ANNE (WELD) BODECKER Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. JUSTIN BOOSKA ’09 Ms. Faith E. Barnum ’09 Ms. Margot W. Moses and Ms. Hadley Bergh ’09 Mr. William Bohonnon ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Paul Booska P ’09 Mr. Toby A. Harriman ’09 Mr. Matthew N. Kinney ’12 n Mr. Michael Lloyd and Ms. Allison Lloyd ’09 Ms. Emma C. Locke ’09

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. GORDON R. BOREK ’13 Mr. Gavin S. Bayreuther ’12 n Ms. Cheryl S. Borek P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eccleston ’92 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. ALEXANDER D. BROWN ’85 Ms. Kathy K. Ahnen Mr. and Mrs. William R. Blankenship Mr. and Mrs. Gregory R. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Canady Carney & Appleby, PLC Mrs. Nora P. Doster Mr. Allen N. Fahden Mr. Chuck Figur and Mrs. Kristine C. Figur ’85 Ms. Anne C. Ghrist Ms. Joan L. Ghrist Mr. and Mrs. Everard E. Hatch ’85 Mr. Joseph R. Jester Mr. Timothy L. Jones ’85 and Ms. Hillary Wofford Mrs. Ann Levine Mrs. Caroline Levine Mr. and Mrs. David J. Lundquist Mr. Brian D. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. McDonnell ’85 Dr. and Mrs. Katsufumi Nakamura ’85 n Dr. and Mrs. William E. Nelson

Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Jon P. Newsome Jr. Mr. Franz C. Nicolay P ’95 ’97 ’00 ’04 n Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ruan III Mrs. Ruby L. Smith Mr. Jack G. Depond and Ms. Mary E. Stanley Ms. Margaret W. Staub ’85 and Mr. Michael Lee n Mr. Jean-Louis Trombetta ’85 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. CHRISTOPHER B. R. BROWN ’71 P ’10 Ms. Elizabeth H. Brown ’10 Dr. Jocelyn D. Chertoff P ’10 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF DR. JOHN M. R. BRUNER P ’77 AND MRS. BARBARA T. BRUNER P ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Bruner ’77 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. JAMES W. CONKLIN ’09 Ms. Faith E. Barnum ’09 Ms. Margot W. Moses and Ms. Hadley Bergh ’09 Mr. William Bohonnon ’09 n Mr. Toby A. Harriman ’09 Mr. Michael Lloyd and Ms. Allison Lloyd ’09 Ms. Emma C. Locke ’09 Ms. Tenley Malmquist ’09 n Mr. Ian M. Nesbitt ’09 n Ms. Meredith Peck ’09 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. MIKE D’AMICO ’03 Anonymous Ms. Brenna R. Fox ’03 Mr. Neal J. Frei ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. David H. LaPointe ’03 Mr. Dean E. Lea and Ms. Debra M. Gibbs P ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. James W. Leonard P ’03 Mr. David B. Madeira ’03 and Mrs. Oriana Madeira n Mr. Brendan B. Murphy ’03 and Ms. Etifwork Y. Ahmed n Ms. Mary Anne Murray-Carr P ’03 n Ms. Cassandra G. Nehring ’03 Mr. Justin Robinson and Mrs. Marta H. Robinson ’04 Mr. Ry Young and Mrs. Kara A. Young ’03

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MRS. SARAH E. DEMBINSKI GP ’08 Ms. Margaret Dembinski ’08

Mr. Benjamin N. Trook ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Williams ’74 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. FOSTER A. MCEDWARD P ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Cullen B. Morse ’79 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. JONATHAN M. DUNBAR ’79 Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Smith ’78

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. CHARLES F. JAMESON JR. ’55 Mr. John N. Jameson ’56 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. PETER MCLANE ’33 P ’69 GP ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McLane ’69 P ’99

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MS. JEROO EDULJEE Ms. Asania A. Smith ’95 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF DR. PEARL KANE Mr. and Dr. Nigel Furlonge n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MS. ROWENA D. MEIER P ’96 Anonymous

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. DONALD ENGELHARDT P ’11 Ms. Amanda C. Engelhardt ’11

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. M.J. LAFOLEY ’95 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Bass ’94 Jason ’94 and Caroline Myler n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. JONATHAN MILNE ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Milne ’63 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. KIP GARRE ’92 Mr. Colyer W. Garre P ’92 and Mrs. Lee Garre Jason ’94 and Caroline Myler n Piper Jaffray & Co. GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. SEAN A. GLEW Mrs. Nicole Shedd GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. CHRISTOPHER GUOKAS ’81 Anonymous GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. DONALD C. HAGERMAN P ’63 GP ’84 ’05 Mr. and Rev. Michael Kingston ’58 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. DONALD H. HENDERSON P ’72 ’74 GP ’05 Mr. Cameron S. Brown ’70 and Ms. Leslie Baker-Brown Mr. and Mrs. John T. Brown ’61 n Mr. and Mrs. John H. Christy ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Glascock ’82 P ’19 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Jackson ’75 n Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lamson P ’81 ’85 Ms. Christine R. Louis ’81 n Mr. James H. Nourse and Ms. Sarah M. Shipton P ’96 ’00 ’04 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. William G. Phippen Jr. ’71 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter Y. Rapelye P ’92 ’93 ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Douglass Jr. ’53

Piper Jaffray & Co. GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. WES LEA ’03 Ms. Brenna R. Fox ’03 Mr. Neal J. Frei ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. David H. LaPointe ’03 Mr. Dean E. Lea and Ms. Debra M. Gibbs P ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. James W. Leonard P ’03 Mr. David B. Madeira ’03 and Mrs. Oriana Madeira n Mr. Brendan B. Murphy ’03 and Ms. Etifwork Y. Ahmed n Ms. Mary Anne Murray-Carr P ’03 n Ms. Cassandra G. Nehring ’03 Mr. Justin Robinson and Mrs. Marta H. Robinson ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Jarod M. Warsofsky ’02 Mr. Ry Young and Mrs. Kara A. Young ’03 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. DANIEL J. LUCAS ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Darren E. Moore ’99 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. EDMUND E. MALLETT III ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Cavanaugh ’82 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MS. ERIN E. MARONI ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Maroni P ’02 Ms. Elizabeth S. Norton ’01 n Ms. Elizabeth S. Pantazelos ’02 n Patagonia

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. JONATHAN M. O’CONNOR ’94 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Conway Jason ’94 and Caroline Myler n Piper Jaffray & Co. GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. WILLIAM D. PAINE II P ’79 ’80 ’83 ’86 Mr. Brett T. Weisel ’87 and Mrs. Ellyn Weisel ’86 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF DORIS PLAISTED Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. Norton ’70 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. JINGDONG QIAN GP ’19 Mr. XueFeng Qian and Ms. Manching Lee P ’19 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. C. P. REED JR. ’66 Mr. William J. Bowen P ’22 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. DAVID W. REEVES ’47 Mr. Maclear Jacoby Jr. ’45 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. GEORGE S. “RIP” RICHARDS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Richards ’73 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zock P ’82 ’85 ’89 ’92 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. LEONARD B. RICHARDS III ’60 Prof. Maureen W. McClure

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GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARY S. RICHARDS Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Richards ’73 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. CLIFFORD A. ROGERS ’47 Mrs. Marel Rogers GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. GEORGE F. SAWYER P ’53 GP ’80 ’91 ’92 Mrs. Lyn Backe P ’80 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF ARCHIE AND ELLIE STARK P ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas N. Rand ’58 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF PAUL AND BETTY STARKEY Mr. and Mrs. Bill Starkey GP ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Brennan K. Starkey P ’17 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. LATHROP STRANG ’80 Mr. and Mrs. David H. Reed ’80 n Travelers Companies, Inc GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. WILLIAM W. SUTPHEN ’79 Mrs. Barbara Sutphen P ’79 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. TODD E. SWIFT ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Hillegass ’88 n Mrs. Barbara R. Swift P ’87 n Dr. Thomas J. Swift P ’87 n Mr. and Mrs. David M. Warren ’88 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. SANFORD M. TREAT III ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Judson D. Hale Jr. ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Horace P. Smith ’78 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. NORM WALKER P ’88 ’89 GP ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Derek R. Anderson ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Hardwick H. Burr ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Greenwood ’89 n Mr. Brian Guercio and Mrs. Lara Guercio ’96 Mr. Jacob B. Manoukian ’09 n Mr. Jason B. Merritt ’05 Ms. Emily A. C. Raabe ’89 Mr. Chris B. Stewart ’88 n

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MS. CHERYL L. WALSH ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Jason P. Evans ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Hillegass ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Owen B. Jones ’88 n Mr. Peter M. Kennedy and Mrs. Sage H. Kennedy ’88 n Ms. Nikki A. Kimball ’89 n Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. MacCormick ’88 n Mr. Kennard A. Matthews Jr. and Mrs. Julie W. Matthews ’88 n Mr. Kevin McGoldrick and Mrs. Erika S. McGoldrick ’88 n Mr. Pablo Paysee and Ms. Alexandra M. Paysee ’88 n Ms. Nicole Friederichs and Ms. Elizabeth R. Pierce ’88 n Mr. Charles R. Staples ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Erik R. Tuveson ’88 n Mr. Mel S. Walker ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. David M. Warren ’88 n Mr. Aaron Woo and Ms. Karen M. Woodbury ’88 GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. CHRISTOPHER WELD ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF MR. MARK D. WILSON ’68 Mr. Raymond T. Wilson ’61 n

FACULTY AND STAFF Anonymous (2) Mr. Craig C. Antonides ’77 n Mr. Joseph Arsenault Mr. Michael Barney Mrs. Joan L. Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n Mr. Peter Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n Ms. Nicole E. Bartlett Mr. Bruce Barton P ’13 ’16 n Mrs. Sarah Barton P ’13 ’16 n Ms. Hillary J. Beach Ms. Kelsey B. Berry Mr. Patrick J. Buckley Mr. Michael Carrigan Mr. Ian M. Casey Mrs. Kelly J. Casey Mrs. Kristina J. Casey n Mr. Patrick B. Casey n Mrs. Lori Comeau Ms. Leigh Anne M. Connors

Ms. Paula Currie Mr. Ivar G. Dahl P ’19 ’22 Mrs. Janice R. Dahl P ’19 ’22 Ms. Lydia L. Darling Ms. Suzanne Romero Dewey n Ms. Carol L. Dopp Mr. Paul V. Dullea P ’06 ’10 Mr. Peter J. Durnan P ’11 ’14 Mr. Richard Eccleston ’92 n Ms. Kristen Fischer P ’11 ’14 Mrs. Amy L. Flynn Mr. David T. Flynn ’96 Mr. Duane M. Ford ’74 P ’04 ’05 ’08 ’12 Ms. Lily Ford ’12 Mrs. Lori Ford P ’04 ’05 ’08 ’12 Mr. Neal J. Frei ’03 n Ms. Jean Henchey P ’06 ’06 Mr. Peter J. Hendel P ’96 ’02 n Mr. Andrew L. Herring Rev. Joshua A. Hill Mrs. Meredith D. Houseman P ’15 ’18 n Mr. Randal C. Houseman P ’15 ’18 n Mrs. Erin K. Jung Mr. Robert W. Kampmann n Mr. Douglas R. Kendall P ’06 ’09 ’13 Mrs. Kathleen H. Kime ’99 n Mr. Anthony P. LeMenager P ’16 Mr. John C. Lin P ’15 ’17 n Mrs. Marilee C. Lin P ’15 ’17 n Mr. Patrick E. Livingstone Mrs. Stacy S. Lopes n Ms. Christine Lushefski Mrs. Emily MacLaury ’96 Ms. Emily A. Magnus ’88 P ’17 ’20 n Mrs. Christine M. McCormack Ms. Kimberly Merrow Mr. Darren E. Moore ’99 Mrs. Erin R. Morales Ms. Kendra J. Morse ’13 Ms. Patricia A. Mulcahy P ’17 Mr. Franz C. Nicolay P ’95 ’97 ’00 ’04 n Mr. Bruce E. Paro P ’17 Mr. Maxfield M. Paro ’17 Mr. R. P. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mrs. Robin A. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Ms. Janice Pedrin-Nielson P ’02 ’05 Mr. Ethan P. Pfenninger ’11 Mrs. Tobi A. Pfenninger P ’11 ’15 n Ms. Margot Riley Ms. Monique Robichaud P ’08 ’11 Mr. James D. Ryan Mr. Peter P. Saunders ’13 Mr. Andrew P. Sheppe ’00 n Mr. Alec F. Sisco

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Mr. Alan Smarse P ’04 ’05 Mrs. Beth Smarse P ’04 ’05 Ms. Jini R. Sparkman n Mr. Christopher Stigum Mrs. Victoria G. Stigum Mr. Mark J. Sturgeon Mrs. Michelle M. Taffe Mr. Alan D. Thompson ’04 Ms. Nancy Thurrell P ’00 ’03 n Ms. Elaine Tibbetts Mrs. Kelly A. van Lingen Mrs. Katherine Weymouth P ’01 ’02 ’04 n Rev. Richard C. Weymouth ’70 P ’01 ’02 ’04 n Ms. Michelle C. Wood

FOUNDATIONS AND ORGANIZATIONS Anonymous (7) Acorn Foundation Adirondack Foundation The American Gift Fund Barbara Bradley Baekgaard Family Foundation n Bank of America Employee Giving Campaign Baugh Foundation, Inc. n Brown Advisory Inc. Carney & Appleby, PLC Ethel D. Colket Foundation The Columbus Foundation and Affiliated Organizations n The Cushman and Pamela Andrews Family Fund of the DuPage Community Foundation The Andrew J. Eder Family Foundation, Inc. n Ferri Family Foundation Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund n The Glass Foundation Inc. n Glenderro Partners, L.P. The Haartz Corporation n Hanover Insurance Group Foundation The Ulf B. & Elizabeth C. Heide Foundation Charitable Trust Henry S. Maxfield Real Estate, Inc. Seth P & Lucy E Holcombe CRT Jacob L. and Lillian Holtzmann Foundation n Kinsley Family Foundation n The Seymour H. Knox Foundation, Inc. n Leigh B. Starer LLC

The Loring Wolcott & Coolidge Charitable Trust-I Lubrano Family Charitable Foundation n The Lunder Foundation n The Maine Community Foundation, Inc. n Marin Community Foundation Marr Charity Trust Fund n The Martin Foundation n McLane/Harper Charitable Foundation Inc. J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust n The Noboru Murakami and Hiroko Murakami Foundation n National Philanthropic Trust Network for Good The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation n Paine Family Trust n Suzanne Upjohn Delano Parish Foundation Pine Haven Foundation Trust Princeton Area Community Foundation Pucker Gallery S Melvin Rines Foundation Robert J. Rohr, III and Mary C. Rohr Charitable Trust The Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. & Subsidiaries Schwab Charitable Fund n Sheffield Foundation n Starkey Foundation n Stateline Community Foundation STS Foundation n TIAA Charitable United Way of Central Maryland United Way of Rhode Island n The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust The van Otterloo Family Foundation n Vanguard Charitable n Wells Fargo Philanthropy Fund Wen Foundation, Inc. n Tom Wilson Foundation Inc n Wurster Family Foundation n

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Aetna Foundation, Inc. American International Group, Inc. Apple Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation n Benevity MG n Causecast Foundation Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts To Education

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Goldman, Sachs & Company n IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program Millennium Pharmaceuticals Netscout Systems Company New Balance Athletics, Inc. Patagonia n Piper Jaffray & Co. The Progressive Insurance Foundation Red Wing Shoe Company Foundation n Scopia Capital LLC Shell Oil Company Foundation State Street Foundation, Inc. Suntrust Bank Travelers Companies, Inc

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Thank You

VOLUNTEERS

Holderness School gratefully acknowledges the many volunteers who play a key role in strengthening our community.

CLASS AGENTS Cushman Andrews ’59 Buster Welch ’59 Gerry Shyavitz ’60 John Holley ’61 Mark Shub ’61 Eric Werner ’62 David Hagerman ’63 George LeBoutillier ’63 George Textor ’63 Jim Ricker ’64 Cleve Patterson ’65 Doug Griswold ’66 John Coles ’68 Jon Norton ’70 Peter Prime ’70 Roy Madsen ’71 Chris Latham ’72 Tim Scott ’73 Walter Malmquist ’74 Jay Butler ’75 Bob Garrison ’76 Tim Quinn ’76 Rob Bacon ’77 J.D. Hale ’78 Margo (Farley) Woodall ’78 Hratch Astarjian ’79 Mike Murchie ’81 Mark Cavanaugh ’82 Miles Glascock ’82 Burgie Howard ’82 Angus Christie ’85 Katsu Nakamura ’85 Tim Lesko ’87 Alex MacCormick ’88 Steve Walker ’88 Jen (Murphy) Robison ’89 Jon Hatch ’91 Jon Sawyer ’91 Devie Hamlen ’92

Lindsay (Dewar) Fontana ’93 Anne (Blair) Hudak ’93 Schuyler Perry ’93 Ginny (Kingman) Schreiber ’93 Ramey Harris-Tatar ’94 Liz Hogan ’94 Jessie Morton ’95 Nick Kaulbach ’96 Andrew Miller ’97 Dennis Roberts ’97 Darren Moore ’99 Heidi Webb ’00 Jennifer Crane ’01 Neal Frei ’03 Nick Payeur ’03 Dave Campbell ’04 Kathleen (Crane) Mitchell ’05 Emily Sampson ’05 Tory Hayssen ’06 Anders Nordblom ’06 Ben Trook ’06 Baird (Meem) Anderson ’08 Gretchen Hyslip ’08 Jake Manoukian ’09 Mark Finnegan ’10 Elise (Steiner) Hacker ’10 Cecily Cushman ’11 Jamie McNulty ’11 Steph Symecko ’12 Celeste Holland ’14 Emily Clifford ’15 Henry Hall ’16 Brooke Hayes ’17 Sam Mason ’17 Nick Grammas ’18 Ben Jerome ’18 Lily Gillette ’19

CLASS CORRESPONDENTS Bill Briggs ’47 Rik Clark ’48

Bill Baskin ’49 Berton Chillson ’54 Dick Meyer ’56 Bill Biddle ’58 Brooke Thomas ’58 Jerry Ashworth ’59 Gerry Shyavitz ’60 John Holley ’61 David Hagerman ’63 Sandy Alexander ’64 Terry Jacobs ’65 Peter Janney ’66 John Coles ’68 Jonathan Porter ’69 Dwight Shepard ’72 Dick Conant ’73 Walter Malmquist ’74 Mac Jackson ’75 Biff Gentsch ’76 Peter Grant ’77 Luther Turmelle ’78 Hratch Astarjian ’79 Greg White ’80 Bill Baskin ’81 Chris Pesek ’82 Jane (Randolph) Jensen ’83 Fred Ludtke ’84 Chris Zak ’86 Kathryn (Lubrano) Robinson ’87 Alex MacCormick ’88 Steve Walker ’88 Jen (Murphy) Robison ’89 Nina (Cook) Silitch ’90 Jon Hatch ’91 Kelly (Mullen) Wieser ’92 Lindsay (Dewar) Fontana ’93 Ramey Harris-Tatar ’94 John Farnsworth ’95 Heather (Pierce) Roy ’96 Putney (Haley) Pyles ’97 Tara (Walker) Hamer ’98

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Sully Sullivan ’00 Karyn (Hoepp) Jennings ’01 Adam Lavallee ’01 Sophie Moeller ’01 Betsy Pantazelos ’02 Neal Frei ’03 Nick Payeur ’03 Ryan McManus ’04 Brie (Keefe) Healy ’05 Casey Gilman ’06 Annie Hanson ’07 Baird (Meem) Anderson ’08 Jessi White ’08 Allison (Stride) Lloyd ’09 Elise (Steiner) Hacker ’10 John McCoy ’10 Cecily Cushman ’11 Amanda Engelhardt ’11 Jamie McNulty ’11 Alex Leininger ’12 Kristina Micalizzi ’12 Steph Symecko ’12 Kelly DiNapoli ’13 CoCo Clemens ’14 Tess O’Brien ’14 Hope Heffernan ’15 AJ Chabot ’16 Maggie Cunha ’16 Elizabeth Johansson ’17 Stuart Clifford ’18 Sarah Rogers ’18 Luke Valentine ’18 Lilly Patterson ’19

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Amanda Black ’89 Jennie (Legg) Gabel ’89 Tracy (McCoy) Gillette ’89 Jen (Murphy) Robiso ’89 Sam Bass ’94 Ramey Harris-Tatar ’94 Liz Hogan ’94 Jason Myler ’94 Kate (Stahler) Starrett ’94 Dave Webb ’94 Darren Moore ’99 Seth Aronson ’04 Dave Campbell ’04 Mattie (Ford) DiNapoli ’04 Ashley (Hedlund) Healy ’04 Todd Nordblom ’04 Marta (Heinen) Robinson ’04 Cody Bohonnon ’09 Lina (Encalada) Goodwin ’09 Jake Manoukian ’09 James O’Leary ’09 Celeste Holland ’14 Clark Macomber ’14 Eliana Mallory ’14 Hannah Slattery ’14

EVENT HOSTS Cecily Cushman ’11 Annie and Jonathan Fenn P ’19 Suzy and John Lehner P ’21 Karen and Kevin Leininger P ’12 Robin and Phil Peck P ’08 ’09 Rich ’70 and Kathy Weymouth P ’01 ’02 ’04

REUNION VOLUNTEERS

PARENT VOLUNTEERS

Bill Baskin ’49 Brad Langmaid ’54 Cushman Andrews ’59 Jerry Ashworth ’59 Buster Welch ’59 Sandy Alexander ’64 Bill McCollom ’64 Jim Ricker ’64 Duane Ford ’74 Walter Malmquist ’74 Hratch Astarjian ’79 Cynthia Makris ’79 Heidi (Hammond) O’Connor ’79 Jay Pingree ’79 David Slaughter ’79 Dilcia (Pena) Hill ’84 Fred Ludtke ’84 Zach Martin ’84 Paula (Morrison) Simmons ’84

Lynn Abood P ’19 Marlene Austen P ’20 Rachel Barker P ’21 Amy Bayha P ’18 ’19 Anne Marie Brayton P ’21 Lisa Cantin P ’17 ’19 Kimberly Carchidi P ’22 Ann Casey P ’14 ’17 ’20 Kathy Cunha P ’16 ’19 Tammy Fascetta P ’19 Jenny Fellows P ’22 Lori Fernandes P ’17 ’20 Christina Geaney P ’22 Tracy Gillette P ’19 ’22 Jennifer Greene P ’22 Sally Harris P ’20 Mary Ellen Heffernan P ’19 Alicia Heyburn P ’22 Sophie Hoder P ’21

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