Georgetown Days // Fall 2013

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The Power of Three: Getting to Know the GDS Principals Working Together to Make the School the Best it Can Be

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Country Market Day Builds Community

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GDS Arts

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GDS Students Return to Navajo Nation

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2012-2013 Annual Report

Fall 2013

Thank you to all of our staff and parent writers for your contributions to the magazine. We welcome submissions from all Georgetown Day School community members. Please contact agrashiem@gds.org to learn more. Alumni are encouraged to send their news with photos to alumni@gds.org for inclusion in the Georgetown Days magazine.

OUR MISSION DRIVES ALL THAT WE DO.

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Georgetown Day School honors the integrity and worth of each individual within a diverse school community. GDS is dedicated to providing a supportive educational atmosphere in which teachers challenge the intellectual, creative, and physical abilities of our students and foster strength of character and concern for others. From the earliest grades, we encourage our students to wonder, to inquire, and to be self-reliant, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of learning.

Head of School Russell Shaw Assistant Head of School Kevin Barr

MAGAZINE STAFF Director of Institutional Advancement Kendra Brown Director of Communications Alison Grasheim Director of Alumni Relations Darren Silvis Web Director Florri DeCell Advancement Assistant Lindsey Antos Magazine designed by Think 804

2013–2014 GDS BOARD OF TRUSTEES Officers Michael Gottdenker, President Todd Klein, Vice President Lucretia Risoleo, Treasurer Yolanda Townsend, Secretary Philip Bronner, At Large Trustees Jenny Abramson ’95 Emily Bloomfield Monica Dixon Marc Glosserman ’92 Cheryl Johnson Jennifer Klein Eric Koenig David Leary Jill Lesser Leroy Nesbitt, Jr. ’78 Pamela Reeves Scott Shepperd ’79 David B. Smith Brad Vogt David Wellisch Marcy Wilder

CONTENTS FEATURES

AROUND CAMPUS

3 In the Classroom 6 Beyond the Classroom 8 Arts & Performances 11 Faculty 12 Athletics

25 MEET THE BOARD

OF TRUSTEES

Get to know Jenny Abramson ’95, Phil Bronner, and Yolanda Townsend 16 (On Cover) The Power of Three: Getting to Know the GDS Principals 20 If This Is to Be, It Is Up to Me

GDS Students Return to Navajo Nation

27 STRATEGIC PLANNING Preparing GDS for the Future 30

ALUMNI NOTES

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ANNUAL REPORT

2 FROM WHERE I STAND A Message from Head of School Russell Shaw

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Russell Shaw, Head of School

FROM WHERE I STAND

I’ve been thinking about the year 2032. 2032 is the year that the students who enter the GDS Pre-Kindergarten next fall will graduate from college and enter the workforce. It feels very far away. And yet for GDS, it represents something important.

What do we know about 2032? How does a great school prepare children for an uncertain future? Should we be offering courses in interstellar travel or how to pilot a hovercraft?

While we would be hard-pressed to predict the details of life nearly two decades hence, we can with a fair degree of accuracy anticipate the skills and capacities that our children will need to have a meaningful impact in this changed world. These same skills lie at the heart of a GDS education, and as we look to the future, we are committed to ensuring that our students have the opportunity to learn, practice, and ultimately, master these skills.

In the past several years, we have worked to identify a list of ten capacities that, while not falling neatly into traditional academic realms, we believe to be essential. Here is our working list: We don’t offer courses that focus explicitly on risk-taking or solving complex problems, and yet these and our other “A GDS Student Will…” capacities are taught and reinforced continually.

We teach these skills through a challenging physics lab or a

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hard-fought soccer game, when building a city out of blocks or exploring constitutional issues on Capitol Hill, when sitting in the hallway discussing an assignment or building a two-story set for a production of Romeo and Juliet.

What is essential is that throughout our program, these skills are identified, nurtured, and assessed with intention. These objectives are embedded into our new strategic plan, which will serve to guide our School into an exciting future.

These skills, as we have defined them, will foster in our students both the will and capacity to change the world in ways that each generation is called to do.

While we can only imagine the particular challenges that will face next year’s PK students as they step into the adult world, it is our responsibility to provide them with the skills to pilot their metaphorical hovercrafts and do their part in changing the world for the better.

Build networks and collaborate across difference • Innovate and create • Take risks, tolerate failure, and learn from failure • Self-advocate • Think critically • Communicate clearly and powerfully • Tackle complex problems • Learn actively and resourcefully • Engage as a just, moral, ethical citizen • Lead

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Around Campus: IN THE CLASSROOM

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Science for the Youngest Minds T

his fall, GDS unveiled a brandnew science lab for the young scientists in grades 1 and 2.

A dedicated science teacher, Charaun Wills (above) has created an environment for exploring, questioning, observing, organizing, and doing.

“Early exposure to true science skills— and the dedicated time to perform those skills—is really essential to kids understanding and loving the subject matter,” said Charaun.

During a recent classroom visit, students were readily taking on the scientist role, labeling animal groups and then having a little fun acting like the animals they were categorizing. On another day, students were using tally marks to

Early exposure to true science skills—and the dedicated time to perform those skills—is really essential to kids understanding and loving the subject matter.

count the number of paper clips sticking to a magnet in order to determine which magnet was the strongest, thus integrating their work with the math skills learned in their main classrooms.

And on yet another day, students were drawing connections from their lives to science and learning tidbits like the fact that Sponge Bob creator Stephen Hillenburg is a trained marine biologist— how else would he know the creatures that inhabit tidal zones?

An enthusiastic instructor, Charaun hopes to inspire the next generation of scientists and serve as a role model for the kids in her classroom: “My dream for this space is that students feel welcome and inspired to explore the natural curiosities that live within them.”

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Around Campus IN THE CLASSROOM

An Open Heart Is a Window into Learning For the seventh year in a row, GDS HS Physiology and AP Biology students traveled to Innova Fairfax Hospital to witness an open-heart surgery firsthand.

This popular visit has more than the cool “ick” factor going for it. “This gives the students a window into what goes on in the medical world at a very real level and provides a real-world example of the terms and concepts students are studying.

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Science Sarcophagi

By Michael Desautels, Sixth Grade Science Teacher

In addition, it makes a very sobering connection between unhealthy lifestyle habits and the consequence of heart disease,” says HS science chair Cori Coats.

Students were introduced to the surgery prior the event, learning about the patient and the surgical plan and instruments that would be used. Students handled anatomical models of the heart and real examples of the tools and materials involved in the procedure.

For students learning about the human body, there is nothing that compares to the real thing. “It was an amazing and awesome experience,” says Didac Hormiga ‘15.

In a cross-disciplinary unit, sixth grade students are immersed in ancient Egypt—studying the civilization in history, writing a biography of an ancient Egyptian in English class, and experimenting with the process of mummification in science.

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Science students use the framework of ancient Egypt to learn about several scientific principals, including osmosis, engineering, and scale. Students get to prepare “mummies” by covering pieces of lean meat with a version of natron, a naturally occurring substance in Egypt. Essentially salt and sodium bicarbonate, natron draws water away from the meat and prevents decomposition and decay. Students learn that the cells in the meat lose water via osmosis, and the resulting decrease in mass is measured and recorded over time. The students’ mummies are wrapped with a gauze-like cloth and could stay preserved like this for years.

This unit is one of my favorites as a teacher—it’s perfect for sixth graders because there is a degree of “grossness,” so to speak, and they can see how a simple process (salting) can create great results (preventing decomposition).

Science requires a creative mind. That’s why this project also includes building a scale model sarcophagus to entomb the wrapped mummy. Students adorn their sarcophagi with hieroglyphs and Egyptian motifs, and they are free to choose their own materials and designs with which to construct and decorate their sarcophagi. This year, one of the students made a sphinx with a sarcophagus hidden in its body, and another made a sarcophagus with a secret compartment.

As I have developed this project over my past 15 years at GDS, I am always in awe of the final project. The variety of shapes, sizes, and colors is remarkable. The students’ masterpieces demonstrate incredible effort and care. I am proud of the 60 or so sarcophagi I have collected from past years—they are special to me because I am reminded of the students who made them and I love showing them off to the new sixth graders each year.

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Fourth Graders Reach Out to

PRESIDENT OBAMA Those are the words of Owen, a GDS fourth grade student written in a letter to the Commander in Chief, President Obama.

When I heard about the shooting at the Navy Yard, I asked myself, ‘What has this world come to?’

I don’t even know if I will live to 20 years old….

Please do something.

Students had the opportunity to write personal letters to the President on public policy issues that concerned them. The students prepared by watching a video about what happens to letters sent to the President and then brainstormed topics, questions, and items of interest for the letters. The final letters ranged in topic from the shooting at the Navy Yard to cancer research and posed questions to the President about his dogs and his favorite basketball team.

Whether the letters were heartfelt, friendly, or challenging, this project underlined for the students the importance of civic participation—and allowed them to have their voices heard by their President.

Around Campus BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

GDS Students Take On Research-Based Inquiry This year marks the launch of GDS’s partnership with the Center for the Study of Boys’ and Girls’ Lives (CSBGL) at the University of Pennsylvania—a consortium of nine independent schools that lead research-based projects at their respective institutions on the conditions of boy’s and girls’ lives.

Students at each school work with faculty to identify a research question that they then spend the year exploring. For instance, last year Greenwich Academy in Connecticut explored five different topics all tied to the issue of confidence at school: standards of beauty and self-confidence; the use of social media and self-confidence; introversion and extroversion; the coordinate school relationship with Brunswick School; and school transitions. During the 2012 school year, they explored how online communication affects the way students knowingly create their identities by and through technological media.

GDS high school students will spend the next few months brainstorming a research question and performing qualitative and quantitative research to gather data, culminating in a

High School

COMMUNITY SERVICE DAY On Wednesday, October 16, GDS 10th and 11th graders took a collective breath upon finishing their PSATs and spent the rest of the day giving back to the community. Students made toiletries packets for N Street Village, created props for Only Make Believe to use in its interactive theater work with children at local hospitals, and read to one- and two-year-old toddlers.

They cleaned up the GDS Rain Roof, cooked casseroles for

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Casseroles for TNT and Tuesday Art

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roundtable discussion at UPenn in April where each school will share its research findings and action proposals for their schools around those findings.

Faculty leader Dresden Koons, GDS Dean of Teaching and Learning, says this is one of the most exciting components of the program. “This partnership creates an excellent opportunity for our students to explore and lead participatory action research about their own lived experience at GDS, strengthening both their research skills and their commitment to social justice through the process,” she says.

GDS joins Greenwich Academy and seven other prestigious independent schools in the consortium, including The Haverford School (PA); Lawrenceville School (NJ); Riverdale Country School (NY); The Shipley School (PA); University School (OH); Miss Porter’s School (CT); and The DwightEnglewood School (NJ).

Learn more at http://csbgl.org and stay tuned for updates on the GDS project.

GDS Tuesday Night Tutoring and Tuesday Night Art, and created reading packets for the nonprofit Reading Partners.

In all, students supported 17 GDS programs or nonprofits with their volunteer work, including Bethesda Cares, Children’s Playtime Project, Cup of Joe with Catholic Charities, DC Central Kitchen, Friendship Place, Friendship Terrace, Iona House, Martha’s Table, Miriam’s Kitchen, N Street Village, Only Make Believe, Rain Roof and Secret Garden at GDS, Reading Partners, So Others May Eat, Thrive DC, Tuesday Night Tutoring/Tuesday Art, and Vision of Victory Child Development Center.

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Reading and Crafts with Toddlers

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Organizing Donations

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GOURMET FOODS. GAMES. BOOKS.

Building Community, Supporting our Mission

BY THE NUMBERS:

Country Market Day isn’t just a day that provides fun and amusement for all. What makes Country Market Day special is the opportunity for us to come together each year as a community to support something that represents the very core of our mission: supporting financial aid to increase access to and equity in our school.

Volunteer hours that go into Country Market Day VS. Hours the event lasts

It’s also a day to welcome new members to the GDS community and work to foster and nurture existing relationships—connecting with parents and faculty we don’t get to see as often as we might like. The experience gives us the opportunity to watch our children practicing their social skills and fosters their own sense of themselves within our larger community.

As we seek to meet the ever-changing needs of our students and community, we continue to build upon the foundation put in place by GDS’s visionary founders. Their commitment to building a community of learning that defied the norms of the time and embraced academic excellence combined with the pursuit of social justice is at the heart of GDS’s daily life. A core part of that commitment to excellence and justice is financial aid, which provides all of our students a community of remarkably diverse backgrounds, experiences, and opinions.

And getting the beans scared out of you in the Haunted House isn’t so bad, either.

Please join us in thanking all of the volunteers who helped make this year’s Country Market Day a success, especially our two co-chairs, Connie Lindenauer and Ronni Oppenheim.

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Candy necklaces strung

Final score of the faculty/staff and student flag football match, with faculty/staff victorious

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Faculty dunked in the Dunk Tank

Faces painted

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Around Campus: ARTS & PERFORMANCES

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rom the earliest grades, art is infused into our everyday curriculum: PK/K students

explore math skills through shapes on a jack-o-lantern; first-graders create a sense of place in the community through works depicting their homes.

Beginning in first grade, Lower/ Middle School students study art history and work to master media and techniques with the studio art teachers. By the time they arrive at the High School, students are honing their composition and design skills while experimenting with multi-media and unconventional materials. The Lower/ Middle School hallways showcase artwork throughout the year. High School students display their work in the third-floor gallery—always a feast for the eyes. Here is but a small sample of the students’ oeuvre from this fall.

ENJOY!

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These are the first series of plates the Introduction to Ceramics/Sculpture classes

made in mid-September. The objective for the first few projects is to teach basic throwing skills and explore basic decorative processes. The students start by throwing the plate on a potter’s wheel. The plates are then trimmed and painted with a red slip (liquefied red clay.) Once the surface has dried, the concentric circle designs are etched into the plate by scraping away the red clay with a small metal tool to reveal the white clay beneath. Students have design options: they may use a damp sponge to soften and blend the edges of their design or create the effect of texture using red slip. All Introduction to Ceramics/Sculpture students are required to make two red slip plates before they move onto throwing bowls.

Art provided by (clockwise from top left): Rachel Dan ’14, Andrew Allen ’24, Victoria Finnegan ’14, Rosie Sholz ’18, Cheyenne Freeman ’25, Gracey Perry ’14, Lucy Clarke ’19, Lower School students, and Jadine Sonada ’15.

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Around Campus

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ARTS & PERFORMANCES

GDS LEADS AT

Fall Choral Concert

In October, the 100-voice GDS Singers performed at the Independent School Choral Festival, joining eight other independent schools at Washington National Cathedral for this annual event. GDS was the largest choir at this festival— 20 percent of GDS High School students belong to this talented group of vocalists. Membership in the choir is open to all high school students.

“The GDS singers were near perfection and very moving in their solo performance of Flanders Fields,” said Laura Rosberg, High School performing arts department chair.

“The acoustics in this beautiful space are a wonderful backdrop to the nearly perfect voices of our student singers. It is always a treat to collaborate with other fine high school musicians in this beautiful cathedral,” said Ben Hutchens, choir director and vocal music teacher.

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A Cartoonist in Our Midst

By Michael Wenthe, High School English Teacher

In elementary school, I drew a weekly comic strip that ran in my hometown paper; now I contribute to an all-ages comicbook anthology. As a child, I fell in love with the sheer fun and wit of favorite comic strips like Pogo; as an adult, I became fascinated by the formal possibilities of comics as a narrative medium. A good cartoonist’s line has the distinctiveness of a good writer’s voice, and cartoon storytelling can exploit many of the resources (and much of the poetics) of verbal narrative or poetry while enjoying other features particular to itself.

In the English classroom, students both read and write poems, stories, and essays; since many of us teach graphic novels now, cartooning assignments have their place as well. I hope that my experience with reading and making comics will inform the experiential learning of GDS students who write and draw their own cartoon stories.

Learn more about Michael Wenthe’s anthology at http://cartozia.com/welcome-to-cartozia/

Around Campus FACULTY

MEMBERS OF THE GLOBAL COMMUNITY:

Teacher Summer Travel Brings The World Back To Students

By Todd Liu, Third Grade Teacher

One of the things I love most about being a teacher is that I am always learning. This past summer I had the incredible opportunity to assume the role of a wide-eyed student by participating in the Transatlantic Outreach Program (TOP)— a two-week study tour of Germany for teachers. I was inspired to immerse myself in German culture after teaching a German student in class last year and getting to know her delightful family.

By joining TOP, I was able to learn firsthand about life in modern Germany. I savored every bite of a homemade apple strudel; biked around the historic town of Potsdam; wandered around the ruins of Heidelberg Castle. I was humbled passing by the steppingstones embedded in the sidewalks of Berlin that commemorate Jewish individuals who lost their lives at concentration camps. I got to envision myself in Cold War Germany at Point Alpha, the U.S. observation post that separated East and West Germany near the Fulda Gap. I spoke with students about their experiences in vocational schools, a

hallmark of the German education system, and with experts about the role of Germany in the European Union.

The most exciting part of my trip has been sharing the experience with my students. I recently showed my class photographs of the Deutsche Bank Headquarters in Frankfurt, which is the first “green” skyscraper in the world, certified by the U.S. Green Building Council. I showed them ways in which the architect accomplished this environmental feat—windows that open, no air conditioning, solar panels, rainwater used for plumbing. Then I asked the students to design their own “green” buildings, using this German skyscraper as a model. They sketched their own creations enthusiastically and articulated the importance of making things “green.”

This exercise was a great reminder for my students that we are indeed members of a global community with certain responsibilities and that learning from other cultures is both vital and rewarding.

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Around Campus

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ATHLETICS

GDS sports teams prevailed, with a final outcome of 4–1–1: › Men’s JV soccer team tied Sidwell 1–1 › Women’s JV Soccer defeated Madeira 2–1 › Women’s JV Volleyball beat Holy Child in two games › Women’s Varsity Volleyball beat Holy Child in three games › Women’s Varsity soccer beat Madeira 6–0 › Men’s Varsity soccer lost a close game to Sidwell 1–0

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HOPPER ATHLETICS GOES ALL OUT

FOR SPORTS SATURDAY On a beautiful sunny Saturday in September, Hopper spirit was at an all-time high as GDS sports teams demonstrated their skill and their supporters’ enthusiasm won the day. From the parent cookout to the junior class car wash, this day wasn’t just about sports but also about our unique and supportive community.

The LMS got in on the action through a soccer clinic organized by coaches

David Gillespie, Quinn Killy, Katie Redmond, and Harold Newton and attended by 40 LMS students.

As High School Athletic Director Kathy Hudson said, “We had more fans at the men’s varsity soccer game than at any other game in the history of Sports Saturday. The fan club did a wonderful job and provided a unified front, looking great in their fan shirts.”

They’re Going For

DISTANCE, They’re Going For

SPEED

By Anthony Belber, Head Coach, Cross-Country

The men’s and women’s high school cross-country teams have had another impressive season. The men started out with a victory at the Lake Forest Cross-Country Festival in Felton, Delaware, where they won the varsity race for small schools and would have won the large school race as well had they been allowed to enter.

Despite a few key injuries, the team maintained good momentum and went toe-to-toe with the best public and private school running teams in the Mid-Atlantic.

The senior class of boys became the first group in School history to win a league banner for the four consecutive years of their high school careers. On Saturday, October 26, at the MAC Championships they led the men’s teams to victory in the varsity, JV, and freshman/ sophomore races. The varsity boys were motivated by the gutsy performance of their senior co-captain Sam Boardman and won the race despite missing injured number-one runner, co-captain Griffin Colaizzi ‘14.

The women’s team was not content to let the men enjoy all the glory and has had by far the most stunning season in school history! Not only did they finish second at the ultra-challenging Salesianum Invitational small schools race in Wilmington, Delaware, but they even outperformed the boys with an eighth-place finish at the Third Battle Invitational in Winchester, Virginia, on October 19 (a meet at which the men’s finished tenth).

To round out the fall, the team took part in this year’s private school championships at the Montgomery County Agricultural History Farm Park in Derwood, Maryland, and some of the top GDS runners travelled to North Carolina over the Thanksgiving break to race in the Nike-sponsored Southeast Regional Team Championships where the men finished 12th in the Southeast region of the United States two years running.

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At the league championships for the Independent School League (ISL), GDS women finished third in the varsity race and fourth in the JV race. The 16-school league is stronger than ever. In any previous year of the league’s history, the average time of the GDS top five runners (20:27 for 5km) would have been fast enough to win the league banner!

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WE ARE WOMEN’S SOCCER This fall, women’s soccer at GDS has enjoyed much success, showing what team chemistry is all about. “ We are a true team,” says coach Katie Redmond.

And that’s thanks to the intentional team-building that she and coach Anna Rhymes concentrated on this year. The pre-season team camping trip and other fun activities gave the team a great boost.

“We’ve gone up and down in injuries the whole season, but through it all we’ve stayed really strong. We have players who excel at every angle, stepping into new positions and continuing to win,” says Katie.

With a 10–3–3 season, the team beat Sidwell Friends for the first time in 10 years, in overtime; fought for the ISL AA banner in their last game of the season against NCS; took an impressive third place in the ISL tournament; and claimed a number of other highprofile wins this season.

“We are so proud of what our team has accomplished this year. Our success has truly been a group effort, led by senior co-captains Maya Patel and Abby Needell. We look forward to continuing to grow the strength of our program for GDS athletics,” said Anna.

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Around Campus ATHLETICS

Following Her Lead

When Mayada Audeh ’14 (pictured above with her parents) is on the court, her focus is intense but her emotions are calm.

As coach Amanda Deringer puts it, “Mayada starts off slow, methodical—and then just drives the game. She will never show any anger on the court. She’s a real pro.”

This year marks Mayada’s fourth year as GDS’s highest ranking varsity player. With a 21-24 record, she has been on the All-League ISL team for four years running. Last year, Mayada won the ISL tournament and ranked number one in our division.

What I love most about playing tennis at GDS is being a part of a team.

Mayada has been playing tennis since she was 8 years old, after deciding to take a stab at the game by attending a local summer camp. She found she loved the sport and has been swinging the racket ever since.

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It’s the fact that it’s JUST YOU OUT THERE— relying on yourself to do your best performance.

Sophomore Jack Klein has had an illustrious two years on GDS’s golf team. He’s made it to the MAC All-League team both years, posting scores of 79 and 78 respectively—well on his way to securing AllLeague status for all four high school years.

At a 38-stroke average for nine holes, Jack is the top sophomore in our league and last year placed fifth in the MAC Championship.

At the age of five, Jack asked his parents if he could start learning how to golf, inspired by his grandfather who had a four handicap. Golfing came naturally to him, and his family has continued to support and inspire him as he’s grown into his game.

“What I love most about playing tennis at GDS is being a part of a team,” says Mayada, who also plays individually outside of school.

Jack says that what he loves most about the game is the experience of being on his own. He says that while it takes all kinds of support and training, “it’s the fact that it’s just you out there—relying on yourself to do your best performance” that appeals to him.

Amanda agrees that Mayada is a true team leader: “Mayada has a quiet leadership that exudes confidence. She’s supportive of other players—a competitor like none other.”

Says coach Kathy Hudson, “Jack is a staple of our golf program—an enduring, great athlete who’s attitude is a great asset to our team.”

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THE POWER OF THREE:

Getting to Know the Principals

By Lisa Novick, proud parent of a GDS 8th grader

What were you like in lower school? Middle school?

High school? These questions were posed to Principals Laura Yee, Nancy Kaplan, and C.A. Pilling respectively. Their answers were refreshingly open, poignant, and reflect many of the approaches each brings to GDS—including working together to make the school the best it can be.

“I could not really read until I was in middle school and didn’t read fluently until maybe college.”

Laura candidly shares that while she loved her Wellesley, Massachusetts, elementary school thanks to her friends, art, and dance class, she also felt anxious because academics did not come easily to her: “I was a very well-behaved and quiet student, which translated into not getting a lot of attention from my teachers.”

It wasn’t until Laura was studying for her master’s degree that she recognized herself in her textbooks and realized that her mind processed information differently from most other children’s. “It would have been great,” Laura says, “if someone had understood my struggles when I was young and facilitated a better learning process for me.”

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Laura Yee – Lower School Principal: VALUING THE INDIVIDUAL

It is no surprise that Laura has spent much of her professional career focused on equity in teaching.

Laura does not want any children at GDS to experience the difficulties she did in elementary school. “I believe our school has an obligation to value the individual, to know where every child is academically, to meet them where they are, and to move them forward. We are so fortunate to have exceptionally skilled faculty and staff. One of my goals is continuing to keep the communication strong among all of us so we have the teamwork necessary to meet the needs of every child.”

Nancy Kaplan – Middle School Principal: ENSURING KIDS ARE KNOWN Among the many colorful items in Nancy Kaplan’s office is a blueand-white bumper sticker affixed to the front of her desk. It reads, “Teach Your Children Well.” The meaning behind these words from a well-known Graham Nash song is rooted in her own experiences.

Nancy shares, “I went to a huge middle school outside of Albany, New York. I remember being teased because I looked different, and I also didn’t feel much connection with most of the adults in my school community. What changed things for me was when a music teacher saw potential in me and nurtured my love of singing and piano playing, which built up my selfesteem. Being and feeling ‘known’ at least to one person made all the difference to me.”

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Nancy’s deep understanding of adolescents comes from her years of work in the middle grades. Nancy says, “I don’t want middle school to be something you have to get through in order to reach a better place. I want it to be a place where you can have some of your first, best memories and be supported even during the toughest of times. Having teachers like ours who fearlessly regard and truly want to connect with kids as individuals means that our kids are known.”

C.A. Pilling – High School Principal: HELPING STUDENTS TAKE LEAPS C.A. Pilling loves being part of a team. In high school she played sports and was very involved in all sorts of activities, from building homecoming floats to making hoagies for fundraisers. She loved being a part of a group and connecting with people no matter what the venue.

C.A. remembers, “While I was outgoing and enthusiastic, I shied away from leadership roles but loved being involved with big

ideas and collaborative efforts. The irony is not lost on me that I steered clear from the spotlight during high school and now find myself as a school leader.”

It is understandable why one of C.A.’s favorite quotes is “Leap and the net will appear.” C.A.’s career began in environmental policy, and her ‘leap’ to teaching 16 years ago has led to program innovation for GDS. “To help kids take their own ‘leaps,’ we have to remember that each comes into the building with a different context. We as educators should take this into consideration—the fact that every student’s safety net has its own ‘weave,’” she says.

Knowing the individual does not just pertain to the students.

It includes the faculty and administrators. Is it advantageous to know that Nancy taught marksmanship at summer camp?

Or, that Laura is a certified running coach and also a pit bull advocate? Or, that C.A. has a map of the United States in her office that outlines her seven-week bike trip with ten high school kids?

According to Nancy, it does indeed: “Our openness about who we are and acceptance at GDS helps kids feel more comfortable with who they are and their place in the world.”

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It Takes More than Advanced Degrees Leading an educational institution clearly requires specific expertise and professional skills. Together, Laura, Nancy, and C.A. bring a total of 50 collective years teaching along with a wealth of knowledge in the areas of minority and urban education, special education, professional development, curriculum and program innovation, and progressive learning.

However, beyond their specialized degrees and years of experience, they also bring with them a fervent pride and belief in the School’s mission.

Laura puts it this way: “In any other school, you would have to work so hard to even start a dialogue about race, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, or cultural differences. At GDS, we go beyond that to also engage students and faculty in a meaningful way so that they understand the systems of inequity around them and are empowered to make a difference.”

Coming Together Although operating under the same high standards and philosophy, GDS’s Lower, Middle, and High Schools have distinctions and different agendas necessary to meet the academic and developmental needs of the students each serves.

These division heads recognize, however, that they can learn a lot from each other. Committed to fostering school-wide

alignment and sharing perspectives, Laura, Nancy, and C.A. are eager and excited to support each other. They meet every month outside of school, visit each other’s campuses, and check in with each other on a regular basis.

As Laura puts it, “Working together is what’s best for our children. Our objective as an institution is to help our kids develop ownership of their learning, along with empathy, social advocacy, and independence.”

“The three of us truly look forward to exchanging ideas and information so that we can address the whole child from PK through 12th grade,” adds Nancy.

These dialogues also help support faculty. According to C.A., “We know each division has wonderful expertise. And that’s why the three of us are committed to learning from each other.”

The Principals feel so strongly about integrating their efforts, they attended a four-day retreat funded by Outward Bound (pictured below) and geared to educational administrators in Asheville, North Carolina, in October.

Challenged to stretch their own comfort zones and take risks within a safe and supportive environment, the three had an opportunity to reflect on how they can best create those safe spaces for learning within GDS. “This retreat demanded our attention 24/7 and provided experiences that we can incorporate into our work with our faculty and in the classroom,” says C.A.

Adds Laura: “We were really pushed to consider how we structure our educational environments and how we support everyone at our school to stretch his and her own learning.”

Each administrator is also committed to evaluating how to use resources effectively. And, community building remains high on the list of priorities.

“Entering in as an educator, but giving yourself over to being a student and trusting the process was hard at times,” says Nancy.

According to Nancy, there were many profound moments; the one that hit her the most was the time period when each member of the team was left alone for more than an hour in the woods with just some water, a backpack, and her own thoughts.

What Makes a Day Great?

“I was given the chance to step out of my life and pause and look inward. As we look at trying to promote vigorous reflective practice for our teachers and ourselves at GDS, it became clear to me that you need that time to reflect. As administrators, we need to continue to find ways to provide that time for our teachers,” she says.

“When I walk into a classroom, I am amazed not only by the skill and expertise of the teachers but also by the ease with which they assess each child’s needs and the different ways in which they interact. They make it seem effortless, and I love experiencing how engaged the students are,” said Laura.

Building the Future Together One of the most significant areas where the principals’ leadership skills and commitment to integrated efforts will be vital is in the implementation of GDS’s Strategic Plan (see page 26 for more details). This blueprint for the future could not have been created without the input of the entire GDS community, and the principals, faculty, staff, and parents all have a stake in its success.

While Laura, Nancy, and C.A. have specific goals to address that are relevant to the grades they oversee, they have common priorities. First and foremost: meet the needs of every child.

“Working to meet students’ needs involves change. Big or small—change is never easy but so worth it in the long run,” said Nancy.

Another important school-wide focal point is supporting faculty to help them stay current, grow as educators, and maintain the highest standards. This includes differentiation in teaching. As C.A. put it, “Teachers need to reach different kids in different ways, and we need to provide faculty with the necessary training and tools to do so. One size simply does not fit all.”

Each administrator agrees that she wants to make every day great for kids, teachers, and parents. And while this continues to require thorough and thoughtful investigation, they get daily reminders of what an extraordinary place GDS is.

For Nancy, “There is nothing better than seeing how comfortable and safe kids can feel in this environment. We have in place a foundation that encourages kids to truly be themselves.”

“A great day is when students share ideas, voice their opinions, solve problems, and are kind to one another,” said C.A. “I love watching our kids think and do for themselves, and I love seeing how the teachers encourage them—even if it means that the process takes longer.”

Laura, Nancy, and C.A. would agree that making magic happen at GDS is not always easy, nor should it be. But what guides the effort each and every day is keeping focused on these beliefs: Kids are central. Teachers need to be the best they can be.

Community involvement is key. And, change and adaptability are ongoing necessities.

And how does this trio of leaders know when they have been successful? C.A. offers an answer for all the Principals, “When students demonstrate in some way that the school is as important to them as it is to the adults who pour their hearts and souls into this place every day.”

The three of us truly look forward to exchanging ideas and information so that we can address the whole child from PK through 12th grade.

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SPIDER ROCK AT CANYON DE CHELLY

If this is to be, it is up to me.

GDS Students Return to Navajo Nation

By GDS High School Students

Each year a group of a dozen or so GDS students travel to Arizona’s Navajo Nation to take part in a variety of activities, immersing themselves in Navajo culture and supporting the community. This past summer, GDS students raised money to support ADABI, a domestic abuse shelter; worked with students at the Navajo Nation’s tribal college to test drip and flood irrigation systems; led activities for elementary students at Round Rock School and a summer school camp in New Mexico; and learned the traditions of Navajo culture.

The group continues to meet throughout the year to plan fundraisers for the organizations they support and plan for the American Indian Assembly at the High School in January.

Here are some reflections and photos from June 2013 participants ››

My late grandparents raised all of their children and grandchildren to keep two basic principles in mind when deciding what you are going to do in this world: “If it is to be, it is up to me” and “You never know who is going to be the next friend of the Navajo.”

It was with these two thoughts in mind that my oldest brother, Carl ’09, feeling the pressure of getting his required community service hours in by junior year and thinking about where his community really is, established with the help of our family the GDS Navajo Community Service Trip in 2007.

Through this trip my brothers and I have maintained a strong bond to our home community of Round Rock, Arizona, by bringing GDS students for service activities and, more important, to learn what life is like on the Navajo Nation and in the Southwest.

The students who go on this trip are able to experience what is practically a nation within a nation. This means that traditional Navajo ways are still practiced and are a vital aspect of everyday life side by side with modern life.

For everything the students learn they also give something back to the community, learning empathy for the Navajo and the challenges of Reservation life.

Wherever these students go they will always carry with them that understanding—especially I hope back to GDS, and the Navajo concept of t’áá hwó’ ají t’éego “if it is to be, it is up to me” and remember they are always our friends.

(Sam Slater ’16)

Land of Strength

By David Barr Engel ’16

lone pillars of stone towers of stability silent but mighty the sand likes to dance with the lively summer breeze that whistles through stone the desolate plain outstretched to infinity striking awe in hearts a lone monolith etched in time water and wind the stunning Round Rock high up in the sky a spot of beauty and green wind blows and tents fly The evening sun falls in a glorious color the full moon rises beautiful people grown strong from a mighty land they can move mountains

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fascinating structures, especially “Spider Rock,” (pictured on pages 20-21) a tall pillar-like rock that stands vertically hundreds of feet into the air, the home of Spider Woman.

(Eric Sung ’15)

LIFE AND LEARNING No one who’s grown up with trees surrounding them can imagine what it’s like to stand in the American Southwest desert. When we ran a 5k through Tsaile [in support of the Let’s Move campaign to raise awareness about fitness and wellness in American Indian communities], the air tasted drier and cleaner than in DC, and the sunset as we crossed the finish line was almost as breathtaking as the race itself. But Dine’ Bike’yah—Navajo land—is so much more than an O’Keefe landscape. The land itself—the four sacred mountains the white and black and yellow and turquoise stone— is linked intimately to the Navajo culture, history, and way of life.

(Kalila Morsink ’15)

LIVELIHOOD [While planting at Diné College], a young Navajo intern handed us the seeds and told us that in Navajo tradition, conversing, singing songs, and telling jokes as you plant results in a bountiful harvest. This aspect of Navajo tradition, while making for a fun and productive afternoon, also exemplifies the Navajo approach to their livelihood. There is a strong sense of reciprocity between the Navajo and the natural world that they rely upon for sustenance—the plants, the sheep, the very land itself. In return for laughter, love, and respect, the plants give the Navajo people life. (Jacob Roberts ’15)

After spending a day leading Navajo children in activities at Round Rock School, we accompanied them on a culture and wellness camping trip to the Lukachukai Mountains. We experienced Navajo life—making bread, learning the significance of traditional foods such as blue corn meal, and hearing Navajo women elders tell stories around the campfire. This experience opened our eyes to Navajo culture and the importance of passing on the traditions from one generation to the next.

(Sarah Shine ’15 and Rachel Risoleo ’15)

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FRIENDS OF THE NAVAJO Before this trip, I had never been west of the Mississippi, let alone to the Navajo Nation. I have been around or near water for my entire life, and I was nervous to go to a landlocked desert because water, however simple it may be, would be lacking.

However, rather than feeling captive by this absence of water, I was so affected by the magnificence of the desert scenery and its significance to the Navajo people that I vowed to someday return to the reservation and once again experience the splendor that made my jaw drop. (Ryan Mendelson ’15)

My transition to the way of living on the Reservation was swift, but throughout the trip I kept looking back on my peers’ and my privileged way of living, realizing that all these things we take for granted were actually very limited in this part of the country. Toward the last few days, I felt as if I had changed in a literal and figurative way. I had seen what most people are never able to see. I was able to be a part of the culture and see the kids’ excitement at being with us. On my way back home, I felt that the trip had changed me in more ways than I had thought possible. (Laurent Guichard ’16)

CHANGES IN RESERVATION LIFE We volunteered at ADABI, a domestic abuse shelter, by putting on a car wash to help raise money for victims’ assistance.

We chopped firewood to be used for the traditional healing ceremonies that help families and also donated a much-needed DVD/VCR player to occupy the children [at the shelter]. Off the reservation, we learned about urban Indian communities and in Santa Fe taught kids from many different tribes at a summer camp. We saw that it was a struggle for these kids to grow up away from their tribal homes, but that they found pride in creating an intertribal community. (Griffin Colaizzi ’14 and Tristan Colaizzi ’16)

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Meet the Trustees Get to know three of our trustees.

GDS is fortunate to have a diverse, distinctive, and involved Board of Trustees working in partnership with our administration to support the GDS mission. Representing the interests of students and families, our board has played an integral part in strategic planning, school growth, and financial goal-setting. We are grateful to every member of our board for the commitment and energy brought to the table. Read all of the Board of Trustees’ bios at www.gds.org/Board.

Jenny Abramson ’95 Joined the board in July 2013. Serves on the Governance, Diversity, and Advancement committees.

New to the GDS Board this summer, Jenny Abramson is not a new face to GDS. As a member of the class of ’95 and mother to Class of 2026 kindergartner Zoe, she ably represents and reflects on GDS from various points of view.

“GDS teaches students to know what they need to thrive in nearly any situation, how to articulate those needs, how to solve problems, and, when needed, how to advocate for solutions to those problems,” said Jenny. “It’s that skill set, more than any specific lesson, that I believe has been most valuable in my post-GDS-student life and which will arm so many future alums (including my kids) to have an impact on their community and the world at large.”

Jenny’s professional background spans the business and education sectors, providing her a unique view into what works in education. Her diverse job history includes stints at the Transformation Management Office of then-Chancellor Michelle Rhee at DC Public Schools as well as at tech-based companies including her current position as President & CEO at LiveSafe, a company leveraging smartphone technology to enhance student and citizen safety. Jenny has a BA and MA from Stanford University, an MBA from Harvard Business School, and a Fulbright at the London School of Economics.

“I joined the Board to give back to the community that I love and to grow in all new ways,” said Jenny.

Phil Bronner Joined the board in 2010. Serves on the Executive, Diversity, and Finance committees.

“When the kids get out of the car and run into school with joy, there is nothing that makes your heart sing more, and there is nothing more important than fostering that,” says Board member Phil Bronner, explaining why he joined the board.

Father to fourth grader Dylan, third grader Sophie, and PK’er Mason, Bronner is proud to be a part of the GDS community at a critical time as it evolves to serve GDS students and the broader community of Washington, DC. He’s passionate about GDS’s history as the first integrated school as well as the school’s focus on diversity, academic excellence, and progressive education. “When we came to our first open house and Gloria described the program, it literally hit every hot button I have,” says Phil.

Phil is CEO and Co-Founder of Quad Learning, a start-up working with community colleges to transition students to fouryear institutions and earn their Bachelor’s degree at a lower cost—the latest reflection of his lifelong love for education. He has also served as General Partner for Novak Biddle Venture Partners focusing on investments in education and on the boards of several education companies. Phil holds a BS in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University, a JD from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law, and an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

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LOVE GIVE NOW! SHOW GDS SOME

Meet the Trustees (cont.)

Yolanda Townsend Joined the board in 2010; now serving second term. Serves on the Diversity and Audit committees; and as the Secretary of the Board.

Now in her second term on the board, Yolanda Townsend has volunteered her time for GDS from virtually every angle, from advising on the Head of School search that culminated with hiring Russell Shaw to fundraising for financial aid. Mother to senior Nicholas and alumnus Christopher ’11, Yolanda says that GDS is a community for the entire family.

www.gds.org/giving

WHEN YOU GIVE TO THE ANNUAL FUND, YOU SUPPORT THE HEART OF GDS—THE ESSENTIALS THAT ALLOW GDS TO BE GDS.

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INNOVATION COMMUNITY EXCELLENCE

“GDS has been an outstanding fit for my sons, who have extremely different interests. When you have a school that can make everyone feel included, comfortable, and nurtured, you just can’t do any better than that,” says Yolanda. “Our lives have really revolved around our GDS community—not just in sports and extracurriculars, but also in allowing us to participate in fulfilling the mission itself.

“We were drawn to GDS for three reasons: Its dedication to progressive academic excellence; its leadership in the area of social justice; and its historical commitment to a diverse environment for students, teachers, and parents,” says Yolanda.

“We have been extremely happy to have been embraced and included in this wonderful community.”

President of YMT Real Estate Investments and Consulting, Yolanda consults on acquisitions, financing, and project management of residential and retail developments. She practiced corporate finance and real estate law in California, Missouri, and Maryland before being appointed by President Clinton in 1996 to the National Credit Union Administration (the federal agency regulating and insuring credit unions nationwide).

After six years of public service in the government, she joined Wheat Government Relations as a Chief Financial Officer. Yolanda has a BA from Stanford and a JD from Harvard Law School.

“It’s been a privilege to serve on the Board. I’m excited to be a strong advocate for GDS and a steward for this community,” she said.

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THE ANNUAL FUND

supports all that is vital to Georgetown Day School.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Strategic Planning Implementation

It was with an eye to the future that GDS launched is strategic planning process 18 months ago. With input from 500 members of the GDS community, the resulting plan is ambitious in scope even as it focuses on the everyday, lived experience of our students. This fall, we’ve shared the details of the plan via email, online, and during community gatherings. We’ve also launched parts of the plan—activities are already well under way to take advantage of GDS’s success and grow to fulfill the needs of our students who will be entering the workforce in 2032.

In this section of the magazine, we’ll report to you on what we’re focusing on to prepare GDS for the future.

Here’s where we stand now:

GOAL 1 -

Differentiated Learning – Engaging students as individuals.

Activities Under Way • Evolve the After-School Program to incorporate an explicit focus on enrichment and student success.

• Develop division-specific best practices for communication around student progress. This includes emails, interims, team meetings, conferences, alerts, MyGDS, grade reports, etc.

• Provide faculty training in all divisions on written communication around student progress (i.e., narrative reports, interims, emails, etc.). :: Division principals have used staff meeting and training time to hold discussions with faculty and together set expectations on communications with parents; these outcomes will be formalized into written guidelines later this year.

• Initiate letter grades in 6th grade.

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GOAL 2 -

Thriving Teachers – Investing in support, growth, and excellence.

Activities Under Way • Institute a mentoring program for new employees.

:: For both of these activities, our new Dean of Teaching and Learning Dresden Koons has had a busy fall. The new teacher cohort of 2013 experienced the launch of a mentoring program designed to help new employees better integrate into the school culture. As part of the professional growth cycle developed by our faculty committees over the past couple of years, the student feedback process has been formalized and moved completely online. Additionally, every teacher has received an informal classroom visit from Dresden to help her get a broad sense of teaching and learning at GDS across divisions and departments.

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• Fine-tune newly created school-wide teacher evaluation program.

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Curriculum Evolution – Providing students with skills to collaborate and innovate for tomorrow’s needs.

Activities Under Way • Create next-phase social impact and experiential learning curricula and implementation plans (e.g., mini-mesters, policy institute, MS/HS entrepreneurship curriculum). :: Reinforcing the idea that students should be enriched in experiences that are new and different, we are piloting a comprehensive program this summer where students will learn about social justice or social impact issues.

• Thoroughly review current math curriculum and opportunities for its evolution.

• Update the math program so that it enables differentiation and supports and challenges a full range of learners.

• Adopt the recommendations of the Spring 2013 language review.

• Make a recommendation on whether or not to introduce PK-2 languages within the Lower School curriculum.

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GOAL 4 -

Diversity – Next steps in engaging difference, access, and equity to build foundations for success.

Activities Under Way • Provide professional development and support for faculty in creating equitable classroom settings. :: Our Equity and Diversity Institute launched this fall, providing a forum and discussion group for faculty. For example, participants are currently discussing efforts to integrate context-neutral mindsets into classroom teaching.

• The Board ratified a 10-year tuition target, limiting tuition increases in line with the increases of the past three years, the lowest increases in GDS history.

• Active fundraising is under way to expand financial aid over the next 10 years.

GOAL 5 -

Infrastructure & Operations – Building frameworks for innovative learning environments.

Activities Under Way

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• Develop new Learning Center for the High School.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE STRATEGIC PLAN AT WWW.GDS.ORG/PLANNING.

:: Part of our responsibility to students is providing the supports needed for success as well as the physical structures to promote learning. The learning center at the high school is an intentional step to link these supports for students. To that end, we are designing an intellectual and collaborative learning hub, akin to the Forum serving as the social hub, on the second floor of the high school. A task force spent a year considering key inputs to the space. In November, we hired an architect and expect the new hub to be operational in Fall 2014.

• Explore opportunities for campus unification or campus renewal.

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Alumni Notes 1992

Sean Fine’s most recent film Life According to Sam is currently airing on HBO. The documentary, which follows the life of a 13-year-old boy diagnosed with progeria, a rare and fatal ageing disease, has won many film festival honors, including an “official selection” at the 2013 Sundance Film Festival.

1988

Eugene Gholz (above) recently returned to Washington to present “Evaluating the Iranian Threat to Oil Flows through the Strait of Hormuz.”

Eugene is a professor at the University of Texas at Austin’s Lyndon B. Johnson School of International Affairs.

1993

Noami Devore received the “Up and Coming Designer” Award from Home and Design magazine. Noami Devore Interiors is based in Washington, DC.

1995

Max Blumenthal recently published Goliath: Life and Loathing in Greater Israel, which Amazon calls a “brave and unflinching account of the real facts on the ground, Goliath is an unprecedented and compelling work of journalism.”

1996

Jenaro Cardona-Fox welcomed son James Russell to the world on April 13, 2013.

Corinna Riginos writes, “After living in rural Kenya for more than seven years, I recently moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with my husband, Siva, our two-year-old son, Rohan, and our two dogs. I am excited to have moved from one spectacular location to another and look forward to getting to know the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem as the lead ecologist at the Conservation Research Center of the Teton Science Schools—a nonprofit specializing in place-based education and conservation.

1998

Jennifer Miller and Laura Spero shared the spotlight in The Washington Post magazine’s August 29, 2013 cover story of “The Smiles of Nepal.” Jen’s article outlines Laura’s foundation, Eva Nepal, that she created in 2007, which provides a small Nepali village of Kaskikot with needed healthcare.

Jed Nussdorf and his wife Sarah welcomed their first child, Luke Wyatt, on September 25, 2013.

Andy Greer released his fourth novel, The Impossible Lives of Greta Wells, in June. In a review, The New York Times describes the novel as “elegiac in tone, this tale of time travel, loss and compromise is as precisely engineered as a Swiss watch.”

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Rebecca Drobis has been named one of America’s top photographers in the American Society of Media Photographers Ninth Annual Best of ASMP 2013. Her latest photography project “Grown Up West” features children of Montana’s Blackfeet Reservation.

2000

Ben Dolnick (above) released his third book, At The Bottom of Everything: A Novel in September. The New York Times described his writing as “taut and piquant.” Ben did a joint reading with fellow GDS classmate Josh Foer in New York’s SoHo neighborhood.

2002

Graham Fortier is currently working as a labor union organizer for the AFL CIO, based in Washington, DC. He has been traveling all over the country talking to car wash workers, airplane mechanics, and retail store workers (to name a few), helping workers organize together for a voice on the job. He thanks GDS for instilling the desire to help other people change and improve their lives, and for a great education.

Daily Beast, and has also written for Foreign Policy and Tablet magazines.

Michael Panzer was awarded the Arlyn Miner Book Award for Excellence in Legal Writing and Research at Northwestern University Law School in June, an award given to a first-year law student.

Save the Date for these Upcoming Alumni Events REUNION 2014 May 3-4, 2014

Weekend Events will include: • G DS Art Walk: Annual Alumni Art Show Opening & Exhibit • T ake to the Turf: Students vs. Alumni Soccer Game • G DS Performance of Andrew Lloyd Weber’s The Boys in the Photograph • C lasses & Clubs: Re-connect with GDS teachers and enjoy games such as It’s Academic!

2007 2003

Peter Silverman (above) traveled to Afghanistan in June 2013, while working on a project for National Geographic Television.

2004

Becky Cisin is the school manager at Pacific Boychoir Academy, an allboys choral day school in Oakland, California.

2006

Zack Beauchamp’s article “How Racism Caused the Government Shutdown” for ThinkProgress.org was featured on MSNBC in October. Zack is a reporter and blogger for ThinkProgress and previously contributed to Andrew Sullivan’s “The Dish” at Newsweek/

Jason Campbell (above) has reunited with GDS this fall as an assistant crosscountry coach and substitute teacher at both campuses.

Jeremy Safran is in his first year of medical school at George Washington University’s School of Medicine and Health Sciences.

2012

Adam Gotbaum is a member of Tufts University’s all-male a cappella group The Beelzebubs. The group performed on Good Morning America in September. Fellow GDSer Timmy Balton ’13 is also a member.

If you graduated in 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009 special events honoring your Reunion are being planned.

REGIONAL EVENTS • J an.13—D.C. Alumni Reception and Planning Presentation with Russell Shaw • F eb. 13—NYC Alumni Reception • L ate February—Los Angeles & Denver • L ate March—Boston

Make sure we have your mailing address to get all the details on these upcoming events! GDS hosts events across the U.S. So please be sure to share updated contact information with the school.

Email alumni@gds.org.

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When School’s Out, Camp’s In! Check out some photo highlights from Summer 2013 and then go learn more about our exciting school break and summer camps and weekend workshops for children age 5 to 18 at www.gds.org/campsandclasses!

Our camps and classes are designed to promote exploration, learning, and creation through hands-on and interpersonal inquiry. GDS Camps & Classes team members teach new skills and provide tools that enable children to develop into great people who strive to learn and understand, try new things, and care for others.

With so many fun, educational, and entertaining options, there’s something for everyone.

Registration opens January 1!

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ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013

Treasurer’s Report I am pleased to report that 2012-2013 was a successful year for Georgetown Day School, and that our financial position is strong. This is primarily due to: (i) our ability to remain fully enrolled; (ii) the strong philanthropic support of our community; (iii) continued careful cost control by the administration; and (iv) careful management of our budget by the Board and the administration.

For the current (2013-14) school year, the GDS Board and administration again worked diligently to meet our ongoing commitment to exercise restraint on expenses and tuition, while creating a budget that permits GDS to continue to meet our high standards of excellence. The result was a tuition increase of 2.8% for the third year in a row, which again represents the lowest tuition increase in over three decades.

Generous donations to all of our programs, along with tight cost controls and careful management of our invested funds, have made it possible to keep tuition increases at this low level in recent years. However, while we are ever mindful that any increase in tuition is a significant strain on our families, it will become increasingly difficult to balance our more than $40 million budget with such low tuition increases as the school continues to face cost increases each year.

Despite our best efforts to minimize increases, tuition costs inexorably continue to rise. As is the case with most independent schools, these higher tuition levels make it increasingly more difficult for our community to be as economically diverse as it once was and as we at GDS would like it to be. We are working closely with Russell and his innovative team of administrators to explore new ways to deliver and pay for a superb education in a caring community that values the broadest possible access. The Board is also focusing significant time and attention on critically analyzing the long-term financial sustainability of GDS. We undertake this assessment from a position of financial strength in order to continue our legacy of sound financial stewardship and ensure the best possible education for future generations of GDS students.

We are extremely fortunate that the extraordinary character and quality of our faculty have allowed GDS to remain a place that changes lives and builds deep, lasting relationships. We pledge continued restraint on expenses and tuition, and commit to continuing this important work so that GDS can attract and retain the best faculty and staff, continue to deliver its superb education, and fulfill our mission for generations to come by broadening access to a GDS education.

We deeply appreciate the support of our community—both financial and non-financial.

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

Lucretia Adymy Risoleo Treasurer, Board of Trustees

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COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 The generosity of the Georgetown Day School community gives our dynamic and passionate faculty the resources to explore the most innovative and experiential ways in which our children can learn. Equally important is the way individual gifts give children access to our school, ensuring they are included in every way and supporting them in being successful, both inside and outside the classroom.

The tremendous dedication of the following individuals to GDS and our students allows us to build upon the foundation put in place by our visionary founders. With an eye towards the future, we remain focused on the heart of the GDS mission that has, at its core, a commitment to academic excellence and social justice. We are grateful for your continued engagement with and dedication to our mission.

The following represents the comprehensive giving to GDS for any purpose during our 2012-2013 fiscal year, July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013. These are gifts received and do not include pledges. $100,000 and Up Anonymous Caleb Kramer ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lang Beano Solomon $50,000 - $99,999 Melinda Bieber and Norman Pozez Debra Lerner Cohen and Edward Cohen Angela and Joel Glazer Lisa Hook and Peter Gillon Karen and Ethan Leder Judy Lerner Mr. and Mrs. Theodore N. Lerner Patrice and Herbert Miller Dr. Michael Phelan Sheri and Rob Rosenfeld Marla Tanenbaum Kate and Brad Vogt $20,000 - $49,999 Anonymous Emily Bloomfield and Byron Auguste Katherine Borsecnik and Gene Weil Raina Brubaker and Jessica Hough Ruth Compton Monica and David Dixon Lammot J. du Pont Jamie Gangel and Daniel Silva Ricki and Joel Kanter Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr Kate Koffman and Sid Banerjee Rachel Kronowitz and Mark Lewis Nancy Lemann and Mark Clein Vicki and Jim Margolis

Sarah and Eric Rosand Jane and Bill Stetson Susan and Bascom D. Talley III Anupama and Matthew Tate Laura Wertheimer and Andrew Pincus Mr. and Mrs. Harold Zirkin $15,000 - $19,999 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bergreen Amy Dixon and Gregg LoCascio Lisie and Michael Gottdenker Elizabeth and Michael Keeley Pamela Reeves and Jeffrey Goldberg Amy Schwartz and Eric Koenig Cathy and Bob Solomon Catherine and Tom Strong Anna Swerdel and Jonathan Rich Pat and Eric Widra General Electric Foundation The Charles H. Revson Foundation, Inc.

Kimberly and Jonathan Klein Jill Lesser and Jonathan Diesenhaus Jacqui Lieberman and Paul Ameer Nancy and Reid Liffmann Connie and Erik Lindenauer Cathy MacNeil-Hollinger and Mark Hollinger Quentin Meyer ’58 Jed Nussdorf ’98 Mr. Ronald Perelman Lucretia Adymy Risoleo and Robert Risoleo Alison Schneider and Richard Avidon Lisa Schneiderman Daniel Sharfman ’97 Shira Stutman and Russell Shaw Joyce Thornhill and Joshua Gotbaum Lee Tiedrich and Ian Simmons Ilene Weinreich and David Smith Emily West and Steven Stenberg Elizabeth Westfall and Scott Wiener Neustar, Inc.

$10,000 - $14,999 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boley Shirley and Jon Brodsky Antoinette and Ned Brody Elizabeth and David Carmen Sharmini Coorey and John Hicklin Ann Danelski and Timothy Bergreen Gema and Paul DeCain Mary Dickie and Leslie Dach Cynthia Dunbar and Charles Cerf Jamie Gardner and Jonathan Stern Asher Gelman ’02 Jessica Gladstone and Chris Connell Brenda Gruss and Daniel Hirsch

$5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (2) Sonya and Kamal ’80 Ali Tamer Amr ’88 Thea and Asad Amr Nancy Bard and Donald Baer Jeff Bauman Stephanie and David Bergman Liz and Lane ’85 Blumenfeld Leila Bremer ’90 and Karim Zia Nancy Robinson Breuer and Lanny Breuer Sarah and David Brooks Dianne and Jonathan Cogan Renata and James W. Cooper

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Laurie Davis and Joseph Sellers Adrienne and Wayne Edisis Resa and David Eppler Ms. Linda Fienberg Antonia Fondaras and Joseph Goffman Barry Ford Karin and Tom Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Friedman Rachel Gelman ’08 Susie and Michael Gelman Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Glazer Marilyn and Michael Glosserman Dep Goldstein Ronald Goldstein Daniel Hamilton ’85 James Harmon ’89 Ellen Harris and David Zinn Sue Hemberger and Jay Smith Sydney Hoffmann and David Krakoff Paul Jeon and Ryan O’Hara Nicole Rabner and Larry Kanarek Jeong Kim and Kihwan Sung Andrea Kirstein ’83 Ms. Katie Kitchen and Mr. Paul Kovach Cynthia and Todd Klein Jennifer Klein and Todd Stern Leslie and Bruce Lane Sarah Lawrence and John Stern David Leary and Seth Perretta Linda Lipsett and Jules Bernstein Lourdes Lopez-Isa and Jeffrey Lamken Patricia Millett and Robert King Paula and John Millian Sarah and Alexis ’92 Mitchell Patricia Neuman and Perry Pockros

Deborah and Brett Orlove Robin and Gary Orseck Eileen Penner and Daniel Ritter Cecily and Charles Pilzer Laura Rabinovitz ’04 Marc Rabinovitz ’96 Mrs. Carol Robinson Virginia Solomon ’99 Hillary and Frank Stiff Julie Stone and Steven Stone Valeria Van Brummelen and Chris Newkirk Marcy Wilder and Aurie Hall Becky and Jeremy Wolsk Barbara Yellen and Phil West $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Leslie Adelman and Kenneth Grossfield Susannah Kerr Adler and John Adler Bernadine Bacon-Irwin and Steve Irwin Olivia and Bill Baker Chieko and John Barry Jessica Bauman ’85 Sylvia Becker and Hugh Winkler Ellen and John Boardman Lori Brainard and Robert Liebowitz Tracey Braun and Chris McIsaac Brooke and Philip Bronner Kathryn Brown Thad A. Brown Ann-Marie and Bill Burke Toni and Dwight Bush Heather Chen-Mayer and Rulon Mayer Abby and Andrew Cherner Lenore Clark

Lee Carol Cook and William Cook Michael Coursey Brian Cox Jamey Delaplane and Mark O’Donnell Jennifer and Viet Dinh Rebecca and Jacob Dweck Dina Elboghdady and James Cooper Molly Elkin and Ivan Wasserman Nicole Elkon and Neal Wolin Mary Ellis and Christopher Foley Barbara Felber and George Pavlakis Abby Greensfelder and Franklin Foer ’92 Sharon and Adrian Forsyth Marti and Steven Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gaines Ramona and Thomas Gann Mindy Ginsburg and Gregg Elias Neal Glickfield Marc Glosserman ’92 Dr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon Jill ’85 and Robert Granader Judith Gravitz and Lester Sotsky Winnie Hahn and Jack Flyer Heidi Hennrich-Hanson and Chuck Hanson Amy and Andrew Herman Jennifer Hillman and Mitchell Berger Louise and Mark Howe Tracey Hughes and David Stern Melinda Humphry Becker and William Becker Jane Humpstone and Courtney Ward Ali and Barry Hurewitz Mary Jacoby and Glenn Simpson Patricia and Daniel Jinich Karen and Joseph Kelliher Simmie Kerman and Steven Aarons

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Danielle Knight and Alexander Wood Stacey and Daniel Kohl Ellen Krieger and Gary Ratner Susan and Andrew Lazerow Laura and Barry Levine Molly Levinson and Joshua Wachs Angela and Michael Madnick Vicky and Greg Marchand Ann Walker Marchant ’78 Rachel Marcus ’85 and Eddie Atwood Patricia Raber Max and Kenneth Max Tanya and Alejandro Mayorkas Elaine Metlin and Andrew Clark Sabine Miltner and David Estabrook Wendy and Matthew Morris Susan Neely Jennifer Noland and Steve McBee Margaret Pearson and Steven Gunby Susan and Timothy Pecaro Eva Perdahl and William Wallace Stacey and Joshua Perelman Tracy Pilzer ’75 Hayley Gordon Pivato ’88 and Gianluca Pivato Edward Quint ’87 Anne Raghu and George Bindley-Taylor Arlene Ramirez-Shapiro Melissa Reinberg and Neal Kravitz Amy Rifkind and Bruce Brown Faith Roessel and Matthew Slater Laura and Gerald Rosberg

Stacy and Andrew Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saperstein Sue Schaffer and Michael Rogan Mary Schapiro and Charles Cadwell Marlisa Senchak and Tom Delaney Stephen Shapiro Joye and Scott ’79 Shepperd Pankaj Sinha Mr. and Mrs. David Byron Smith Catherine and Donald Smith Laurie Sprung and William Mayer Brian Steinwurtzel ’95 Alissa Stern and Louis Boorstin Nancy Stone and Chuck Miller Yolanda Townsend Lisa and Seth Tucker Suzanne Turner and David Schulman Diane Ty and Daniel Connors Stephanie and Arnim von Friedeburg David Wallack ’78 Susan and Adam ’83 Wegner Jessika and David Wellisch Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wertheimer Sally and Anders Zeijlon Miriam Zimmerman and Steve York $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Allison Abner and Gene Sperling Patty Abramson and Lester Silverman

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Janice Ackerman and Gary Bronstein Michele Altemus and Joseph Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Asher Anna and Anders Aslund Linda and James Avery Ms. Hope Babcock Andrea Baier and Christopher Zehren Diane and Scott Bassett Lewellyn and Anthony Belber Mr. Henry Belber Carol Benedict and Paul Ashin Ellen Benninghoven Jessica ’01 and Mark ’00 Berenson Jennifer and Matthew Berzok Benu Bidani and Hanan Jacoby Nancy Black Janet and Anthony Black Penelope Blank Amy Borrus and Rich Miller Cathy and Barry Boss Eve Harmon Bould ’92 Cindy Boyle Naatz and Daniel Naatz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bozzi Mr. and Mrs. William Brodsky Judy Brown Kendra and Jay Brown Abir Burgul and Nabil Fawaz Lauren Chelec Cafritz and Elliot Cafritz ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cafritz Carol Carter and Charles Glaser

COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 (cont.)

Paz Castillo-Ruiz and Dwight Hutchins Paige Chabora and Jared Freedman Suzy Friedman Cohen and David Cohen Laurie ’93 and Gary Cohen Beth and Brian Cohn Debby and Bob Cooper Dennis Cozzens and Albert Zervas Diana de Brito and Jonathan Gottlieb Benjamin Dean ’02 Laura Dean ’06 William Dean ’10 Mandana Dehghanian and Bahram Shahriari Angelique dePlaa and Christoph Duenwald Mr. and Mrs. William Dockser Anita Dunn and Robert Bauer Betsy and Sid Edelmann Karen Barr and Andrew Engel ’80 Laura Epstein and Kenneth Boley Nicole Erb ’85 Katherine and Bob Eustice Kelly and Doron Ezickson Lisa and Roger Fairfax Carole Feld and David Levy Robin and Roger Feldman Mr. Hughlyn Fierce Amy Finch Elizabeth ’86 and Christopher Finley Melinda and William Gardner Sarah Gelman ’05 Catherine and Michael Gildenhorn Scott Glosserman ’95 Ellen and Joseph Goldstein Jody Goodman and Marc Fisher Sue and Lenny Gordon Kate Gephardt Greenberg and Neil Greenberg John Guttmann Afef Haddad and Amir Abouelnaga Bita and Michael Hadjimichael Catherine and Joseph Hall Robin and Harvey Hanerfeld Gail and John Harmon Christi and Reginald Hay Mr. and Mrs. Pete Heckel Guian Heintzen ’75 Karen Hendrixson and Robert Sharer Sandy and Al Horowitz Dominique Howard and Charles Faselis Kerstin and Jeffrey Hsu Elsie Hull and James Sprague Jeffrey and Mark Hunker Lisa Berenson Hurst ’97 Vicki and Charley Hutson

Ketanji and Patrick Jackson Ruth and Simon Jacobsen Nancy and David Jameson Amy Jeffress ’83 Angela Messersmith and Frank Johnson ’61 Jennifer Johnson-Calari and Cesare Calari Lisa and Jonathan Kanter Jennifer Kaplan and Kenneth Doroshow Nancy and Robert Kaplan Alyce Katayama Jenkins and Thomas Jenkins Carole and Paul Katinas Cynthia Kendrick and Donald Fowler Alka and Sudhakar Kesavan Linda and Michael King J. William Koegel, Jr. Natalia Korpal-Golani and Beni Golani Mr. and Mrs. John Kossow Christine and Tim Koubek Sookie and Clyde Kunst Vinca and David LaFleur Susan and Gary Lancz Julie Lang Evelyn Laurencin and Eric Vincent Guichard Micki Leder Michael Lenkin ’82 Jeremy Levitt ’98 Joan Bialek Levitt and Louis Levitt Lauren and Eric Lieberman Jacqueline Rosenberg London and Paul London Jodi and Philip Lowit Amy and Bruce Lustig Hilda and Edward Maibach Carmen Marchetti and Vivek Arora Aleta Margolis and Michael Brodsky Thea and Gary Mason Gayle Masri-Fridling and Barry Fridling Mrs. Betsy McIsaac Deryl McKissack and Leon Albritton Joan McLaughlin and Joseph Ragonese Monica Medina and Ron Klain Jill Rosenbaum Meyer and Richard Meyer Rhonda and Evan Migdail Ellen Mignoni David Mode ’87 Laura Montgomery and Mark Botti Lisa and David Mould Tessa Muehllehner and John Day Nayantara Mukerji and Thomas Dohrmann Mr. and Mrs. David Nexon Bob Novick Lisa Novick

Melanie and Lawrence Nussdorf Jane and Glenn Oakley Mary and James O’Brien Michelle and Chris Olson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oppenheim Nancy and Adam ’85 Oppenheim Polly Panitz and Allen Joseph Jimmie and Matthew Paschall Sarah Perlman Paulsen ’90 Jacob Perlman Mrs. Julia Perlman Nina Pillard and David Cole Carolyn (C.A.) Pilling Elizabeth Pitofsky ’87 and David Mode ’87 Jennifer and David Plotnek Mrs. Avril Plotnek Reyna and Laurence Pratt Margaret and Jim Pressler Hillary Quarles and David Smith Bozena Radzewicz-Bak and Tadeusz Bak Sarah Bloom Raskin and Jamie Raskin ’79 Dianela and Dilip Ratha Edith and Matthew Roberts Cynthia Rohrbeck and Philip Wirtz Barbara Rollinson and Warren Crowdus Amber and Warren Romine Allison May and Dean Rosen Michael Rosenman ’85 Anna and Marc Rotenberg Gloria and John ’57 Runyon Erin Segal and Michael Sachse ’95 Susana Sanchez and Tom Kahn Miriam Sapiro and Stephen Labaton Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schneiderman Allyson Senie and Roger Colaizzi Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis Shambaugh Xiaofang Shen and Tony Kane Marie Sheppard and Scott Rockafellow Debbie Shrager and Scott Ableman Judy and Jerry Shulman Danielle and Jesse Smallwood Jennifer and Erik ’85 Smulson Kate Peterson and Matthew Solomon ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sosnoff Lori and Ben Soto Joci Spector and John Coventry Kathryn and Mark Spindel Lisa Stark Debra Stencel and Patrick Phillips Sarah Stettinius ’90 Sandra Stewart Mindy Strelitz and Andrew Cornblatt

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COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 (cont.)

Alexandra Thiery-Gore and Wayne Gore Linda and Raymond Tiernan Allison and William Treanor Margaret Trias ’99 Barbara Tuckerman Douglas Usher ’87 Sona Varma and Sujoy Bose Lalage Wakefield and Eric Finzi Sarah Rosen Wartell and Ted Wartell Roni and Marc Wertheimer Marti and Richard Weston Katharine Weymouth Wendy Wilk Markarian and Tom Markarian Jill Wilkins and Jonathan Kaplan Leigh Williams Jeanne and Frank Wilton Sondra Novick Wolff ’89 and Evan Wolff Yuqing (Rebecca) Xue and Hao Kang Allison Zieve and Aaron Kaslow Jennifer Zucker and Herbert Hsu $500 - $999 Anonymous Natalie Adler ’88 and Christopher Walker Miriam and Sanford Ain Whitney and Sydney Albrittain Susan Anderson and Doug Shulman Lynnwood Andrews and Jack Cushman Julie Chrisco Andrews and Michael Andrews Karen Antebi and William Goldfarb Keiko Antoku and Chris Papageorgiou Pamela Arya Veronica Aulestia and Tim Boyer Pareezad and Viraf Bankwalla Janice Barksdale Alicia Batts Judith Batty Anne Beard and Stephen Fails Philippa Benson and Benjamin Xu Alexander Berger ’98 Shelly and Peter Berman Melissa Bianchi and Manny Pastreich Jackie and Ken Blank Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blumenfeld Elena Boley and David Leviss Kristin Brady and Andrew Gunther Marilyn and David Brockway Sharon Brown and Michael Pollowitz JD and Neal Callander Vivian Cavalieri and Dan Grosse Ling-Yan Chen and Robert Dippelsman Julie Chlopecki and David Fuscus

Phyllis Chovitz and Danny Gainsburg Sue Cohn ’76 and Larry Novey Kimberly Colden-Massey and John Massey Jonathan Cooper ’01 Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 Maria Dalupan and Yves Balcer Leah Daniels ’98 Shawn Davis-Wilensky and Peter Wilensky Kathleen Day and Charles Rothfeld Flore de Preneuf Florri and Kenneth DeCell Deborah DeMasi and Robert Jaffe Ms. Nancy Dering Mock Andrea and Mark Dettelbach Diane and Lowell Dodge Mary Douglas and James Dick Laura Dummit and Allan Needell Laura and Jonathan Dworken Lexa Edsall ’85 and Bob Victor Elizabeth Eggleston and Bo Chipman Lucy Eldridge and Larry Freedman Asli Everett and Patrick Carome Ellen and Rodney Eyster Jill Feasley and Kurt Lawson Karen Fitzgerald and Robert Vigersky Jackie Frankfurt and Mark Cahn Karen Fricke and John Panzer Shelly and Joseph Galli Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Garrett Alison Kadzik Gathright ’00 Gina Gionfriddo ’87 Christine and Ted Gistaro Susan Goda David Goldberg ’98 Adriana Gomez and Angel Gil-Ordonez Jo Ann Grainger and John Devlin Jefferson Gramm ’93 Melissa Green ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Greenberg Cintia and Flavio Guimaraes Ashley Cooper Hair Greg Hair Sheila Heslin and Klaus Tilmes Joslyn and Stephen Hills John Hockmeyer ’88 Lee Hockstader Peggy and Richard Holland Samantha Holloway ’99 John Holmes Lee Reizian Holmes Diane Holt and Michael Feldman

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Ronald Hopson and Nicholas Manning Mary Houghton ’76 and Kevin Barr Kathy Hudson Susan and Kenneth Ikenberry Steven Jaffe ’11 Jennifer James and Arthur Hepler John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett William Jordan, Jr. Andrea and Adam Joseph Asyeh and Allen Kabiri Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kamya Janice Kaplan and Michael Allen Ana and Philippe Karam Sarah Keegan and Joel Davis Jessica Keimowitz ’90 Sarah Kilmer and David Gordon Kyung Hee Kim and Robert Finnegan Irene and James Koukios Sandra and Stephen Lachter Belinda Lai and Steve Cowan Jamie Lawrence ’97 Tamara Wilds Lawson ’92 Nancy Lazear and Patrick Coyne Marsha Lea and J. Stephen Morrison Mr. Thomas B. Lemann Faye and Harvey Levin Matthew Levine ’99 Danny Lewin ’79 Andy Lipps Yan Liu and Jing Zhang Debra Long-Doyle and Robert Doyle Janice Lower and Paul Berger Lynn and Matthew Mahaffie Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Malek Byron Marchant Ruth Marcus and Jon Leibowitz Toni and Peter Marx Leta and Jeffrey Mays Natallia and Michael Mazo Sabrina McCarthy and David Etheridge Ambassador Donald McHenry Norma and Kenneth Mendelson Marcia Miller and Joe (Vibhu) Malhotra Kenny Miluk Sandra and Christopher Minor Heloise and Seth Morgan Menghua Mu and Meiyan Zhang Fedora and Martin Mühleisen Alethia Nancoo and Antonio Hunter Debony Hughes and Leroy Nesbitt ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newkirk Anne and Peter Nguyen

THE 2013 MARCH MADNESS

ONLINE AUCTION AND BENEFIT

WAS A SLAM-DUNK!

The GDS community took to the court through February and March to score points for Financial Aid. A SPECIAL THANK YOU to our March Madness Co-Chairs, Janice Barksdale, Cathy Boss, Laurie Davis, and Amy Herman.

The GDS home team rallied

$254,417

640 through bids on

Auction Items and Fund-a-Scholar Donations.

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The Honorable Eleanor Holmes Norton Amy Oberdorfer Nyberg ’91 and Dan Nyberg Mr. and Mrs. Casper Y. Offutt Barbara Ormond and Ted Ahlers Cynthia Cramer Osaghae and Michael Osaghae Jeannette Osterhout ’00 Megan Panzer ’08 Michael Panzer ’06 Raja Parihar and Subash Penmetsa Deborah and Lewis Perry Gina Pervall Joshua Pincus ’06 Diane and Arnold Polinger Jean and Terry Pool Effie Psalida and Christian Petersen Michael Quint ’90 Charla Rath and Chip Henstenburg Elizabeth and Hans Ravesteijn Ona Reckling and Leonard Rayford Margo Reid and Greg Simon Scott Renschler ’88 Mariama Richards Cynthia Richman and Jason Snyder Anna Riegel and Anton Wellstein Barbara and Sherman ’61 Robinson Stephanie Rosenthal ’98 Lynn Rothberg Andrea Lebbin Rubinfeld ’98 Amy Rudnick and Michael Zeldin Allison Rumsey and James Emery

Susan and Peter Rushford Katherine Russell and George Askew Naomi Rutenberg and Robert Burn Charles Samenow ’91 Katherine Samolyk and Robert Avery Nancy Sanders Jennifer and Vittorio Sartorelli Elizabeth Saul Nina Scherago and George Jones Peg Schultz Jacqueline Scott and David Fortney Nemat Shafik and Raffael Jovine Kevin Sheekey ’84 Lilian Shepherd and Neil Albert Beverly and Harlan Sherwat Susanne and Tony Shine Mickie Simon and Brian Schwalb Lone Simonsen and Mark Miller Sarah Skolnik and David Horowitz Mrs. Ruth Slater Wannett Smith-Ogden and Ralph Miller Deborah Smolover and Eric Bord Aileen and Henry Solomon Tara Sonenshine and Gary Friend Shalini Soni-Bhagat and Vipul Bhagat Christopher Sperl and Christopher Erckert Sherry Sprague and Gary Guzy Kathy and Tim Summers Sheryl Swankin ’75 Andrea Thimm Jill Tuennerman and Michael Kirk

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Artemiz Turunc-Akyatan and Zuhtu Akyatan Beth and Sanford Ungar Keven Vance and Philip Gerson Dr. John Vance John Vibert ’89 Annie Vinik ’97 and Jamie Lawrence ’97 Mrs. Joan R. Walton Xiaolan Wang Deb and Michael Warsaw Monique and Daron Watts Monica Adler Werner and Michael Werner Alan Wheat Jacqueline and James White Jonathan Wigser Allison and Eric Win Joel Winston Carole Yanofsky and David Anderson Rachel Winnik Yavinsky ’01 Yan Yu and Stanley Presser Laura and Michael Zeilinger Mauri Ziff and Jeff Hamond Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zinn $250 - $499 Anonymous (5) Sonya and Kenneth Abney Amala Alag Sarah Alexander and William Pearce Nizam Ali ’88 Laura and Charles Anderson Alfredo Apolloni ’84

COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 (cont.)

Tricia and Bobby Asher Melane and Mark Ausbrooks Samantha ’86 and Matthew Babcock Mr. John Banzhaf Sarah Bax and Clarence Wooten Coleman Bazelon ’82 Marilyn Benoit and Geoffrey Brown Carol and Michael ’62 Berenson Amy Berger and Glen Nager Mrs. Judy Bergman Nancy Bernstine Rachana Bhowmik and Francis Grab Claire Bloch and Geoffrey Griffis Elizabeth and Richard Bohrer Brooksley Born and Alexander Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boss Phyllis and Tony Box Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyer Kate and Lorrie Bradley-Ferrall Ellen and Stan Brand Kye Briesath and Liz Scholz Benjamin Britton ’95 Norma Brown Wanda and Akari Brown Brooke and David Buchanan Denise and John Buchanan Cherie Bulluck Anne ’77 and Matthew ’78 Cafritz Randall Carter ’02 Elizabeth Carty ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chartoff Cait Clarke and Neil Shister Matthew Clement ’94 Michelle Cobb Giselle Cohen and Franklin De La Rosa Jaclyn Cohen ’03 Neal Cohen Mr. Edwin Cohn Patricia Crain De Galarce Meredith and Michael Cymerman Elan Daniels ’97 Maygene and Stephen Daniels Sarah de Ferranti ’86 Marie Henriette dePelet-Colaco and Francis Colaco Mayra Diaz Karen Donfried and Alan Untereiner Nichelle Dowell Jonathan Drobis ’98 Mr. Andre Elkon Anita and David Ensor Jennifer and David Ernst

Vivian Escobar-Stack and Robert Stack Marie-Jose Etheart and Jay Feldman Amanda Farber ’93 Julie Fernandes and Avner Shapiro Samantha Fischer ’98 Rebecca Fishman ’86 and Henry Harris Ilana Fogelman and Tim Zimmermann Deborah Berger Fox ’91 Jean Skelton Fraser ’80 Robin Friedman ’85 Robin Friedman ’94 Agnieszka Fryszman and Stuart Ishimaru Pablo Galarce Robin and Todd Galkin Rita Gama and Ednaldo Silva Toby and Charles Gati Mrs. Linda Greensfelder and Mr. Ron Lekher Lynne and Alfred Groff Jennifer and Jeffrey Grosman Mr. Bill Harper Florence and Peter Hart Rebecca Haskins ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hirsch Rose Ho and Richard Hinz Mrs. Diane Hockstader Marshall Horowitz ’81 Laura and Andrew Howell Alexander Hsu ’08 Philip Hsu ’11 Ben Hutchens Holly Idelson and Donald Simon Miriam Ikle-Khalsa ’87 Kafayat and Kola Isiaq Linda Jackson Jonathan Jeffress ’90 Libby Jewett and Stephen Teach Cheryl Johnson and Clarence Ellison Joseph Jones Matthew Kaminski ’90 Robert Kaplan ’87 Jenny and Chris Kaufmann Kathy and Mark Keenan Cameron Kennedy and Rick Desimone Aimee Kohn ’88 Ann and Peter Kolker Daniel Krauthammer ’03 Joni Kuckuck Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lamont Martha and Eugene Larkin Anita LaRue-McAfee and Arthur McAfee Amanda Moose and Edward Lazarus ’77 Mrs. Mary Jane Leitch

Christopher Levy Stephen Lewis ’82 Judy and Elliott Lichtman Kate and Jeffrey Lindsey Dana Louttit and John Loonsk Marston Luce Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markarian Katherine Marshall Julie Martin and Bruce Fitzgerald Aimee Mavragis Ronald Maxwell ’74 Knox McIlwain ’91 Marybeth McMahon and David Murdock Dr. and Mrs. Bob Mendelsohn Kasia Mendelsohn ’87 and Paul Gresens Micaela and Jack Mendelsohn Eric Menell ’93 Andrew Mergen ’82 Linn Meyers Michael Miller ’98 Rebecca Mishuris ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Azizali Mohammed Djana and Stephen Morris Mr. Lee Murphy Nora Nathan ’97 Masako and Akihiko Nishio Melanie Nix ’87 Benjamin Nussdorf ’00 Leslie and John Oberdorfer Ellen Opper-Weiner Steven Oritt ’92 Carol Paige-Marshall and Carlton Marshall Angela Pak and Diego Arioti Lydia and Sanford Parnes Amy and Peter Pastan Nancy Paulu Linda and Gordon Phillips Mr. Randy Plummer Michele Pollak and Michael Letchinger Melanie Pontz ’97 Jennifer Popek ’93 Carol Prince and Michael Pretzer Mary Qualiana and Carlos Vazquez Randa Radwan Samaha Dennis Ratner ’57 Jamie and Stuart Rennert Mrs. Aaron Rich Marc Rieffel ’90 Prentiss Robinson ’55 Ms. Sonia Rodriquez Sarah Rogan ’00 Thomasina Rogers and Gregory Gill

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COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 (cont.)

Nicolette Romano ’89 Eli Rosenbaum ’01 Aviva and Dan Rosenthal Lizzie Rosenthal ’94 Rahel and Jordan Rosner Madhumita Roy and Nilotpol Mitra Sandra Rubin and Steve Calem Lana Ryaboy and Alex Yazlovsky Susan Ryerson Lesley and Ole Christian Sand Abby Schneiderman ’98 Barbara and Eric Schone Evelyn and Steven Schulman Joanna Schwartz ’90 Dr. and Mrs. Ira Scott Suzanne and Roger Segalla Lindsay and Rene Sepulveda Reema and Umesh Shah Lisa and Jay Shambaugh Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shapiro Mr. George H. Shapiro Margaret Siebel and Stuart Brown Joanna Siegel and Jun Zhang Heidi and Marshall Sinick Elizabeth Slobasky ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith William Smith Sarah Lichtman Spector ’90 and Edward Spector Jessica and George Springsteen Patty Steele and Joel Rudnick John Steever ’85 Abbe and Peter Steinglass Rhonda Stroud and Larry Nittler Stacey Suyat and Eric Silla Margaret Talbot and Arthur Allen Mrs. Jeffere Taylor Karla Taylor and Mike McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Thomas Kristin Thomas Tappan M.J. and Herman Torres Kamaya Thompson Andrea Townsend and Anders Agerskov Karin van der Cammen Diane Vaughn and Prakash Patel Victor Vazquez-Vincent Patricia and Rory Veevers-Carter Aaron Vernon ’94 Vernetta and Terrell Walker Karen and Darwin Walker Eduardo Wallentin and Cristina Padrao Zheng Wang and Vitali Nazlymov

Jennifer Webb ’08 Susan Webman and Larry Gottesman Arthur Weiss Annie and Stephen Whatley Ms. Elizabeth White and Mr. Alan Raphael Reed White Georgia Willie-Carnegie and Shafee Carnegie Deborah and Bryan Winter Andrea Wolfman and William Brighton Diana Wright ’65 Ian Yaffe ’05 Thomas Yoder Paula Young Young Shelton and Hilary Shelton Minqi Zeng and Tao Zhang Ran Zhou and Yan Sun Up to $250 Anonymous (11) Vanessa and Doug Abbott Anne and Ronald Abramson Jenny Abramson ’95 and Jake Maas Stacy Abramson ’89 Alicia Adams-Glover and Sean Glover Elizabeth and Abraham Adigun Elizabeth Ahlers ’03 Vinita Ahuja Walter Ailes Yeshimebet Alemseged Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Alexander Mrs. Virginia Ali Haidar Ali ’78 Leslie Allen and Gregory Foote Jaber Altaki ’81 Dan Amernick ’88 Maryam Amirmajdi Veronica Ampey Jacob Anbinder ’10 Ana and Paul Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Andrews Mrs. Marlene Andrews-Louttit Lindsey Antos Jessica Arendal ’02 Evan Argintar ’97 Christine Arnold-Lourie and Benjamin Lourie Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aserkoff Katherine Atha ’07 Sheila Allen Avelin ’89 Raymond Avrutis ’59 Jessica Ba ’89 Ted Baab ’01

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Amina Baaith Caroline Babson ’95 Michelle Bacchus and Marc Van Allen Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Bacsinila Arwen Bain-Cosby ’91 Sharon and Siaka Bakayoko Lizzy Baker ’13 Laura Baldwin ’91 Laura Ballard Holly Balshem Timmy Balton ’13 Susan and Richard Bambach Phil Bansal Brenda Barbour and Laton Palmer Sarah Barillaro ’95 Betty Barker Betty Barnett Caitlin Barr ’05 Alice Barr ’06 Mrs. Imogene Talley Barrios Mary and Bertram Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. Mark Batshaw Elena Baylis and Donald Munro Susan and Ashby Beal Catherine Beal ’13 Mr. Charles Beard Rose Bednar and Lee Schachter Nicholas Beizer ’90 Johanna Bell ’94 Samuel Bell ’88 Susan and Joel Bell Jane Benesch ’76 Ms. Lisa Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett Mrs. Lila Berger Barbara Bergman May Berkowitz Theodore Berlin ’04 Andrew Berman and David German Brooke Bernold ’00 Annie Bernstein ’06 David Bernstein ’85 Michael Bernstein ’04 Quincy Bernstine ’92 Barbara Betsock and Tristan Jorge Orellano Kathy Beusterien and Andrew Nicely Mrs. Barbara Bianchi Dunbar and Mr. Paul Bianchi Susan Biniaz and Robert Harris Kova Blake Dr. and Mrs. Claude Bloch Thomas Block ’81

Julia Blount ’08 Brian Bobo Daniel Bodansky ’02 Paul Bolstad Andrea Bosch and Richard Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bourne Avery Boyce ’97 Alexander Boyce ’08 Marissa Boynton ’01 Mrs. Jane Boynton Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brach Matthew Bradley ’06 Megan Bradley ’07 Rebekah Braswell ’99 Grant Braswell ’02 Marina and Philip Braswell Jan Braumuller Carolyn and Kevin Braxton Maya Braxton ’10 Shelley Brazier and Tom Williamson Katie Bartlett Brebbia ’95 Louise and Bruce Brennan Joyce Ann Brentley Krista Brentley ’94 Ben Breuer ’13 Sam Breuer ’10 Julia Broder ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brody Philip Bronstein ’08

Frances ’79 and Steven Brookner Carol Brooks and Peter Biersteker Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brooks Mary and Chuck Brooks Bri Brown Taylor Brown Shannon Brownlee and Gregory Garcia Jane and Wayne Bryan Martin Bullock, Jr. Barbara and David Buonora Jeffrey Burchell ’92 Elaine Byergo and John Burghardt Katherine Byrd ’01 Geoff Byrne Diffy Campbell and Michael Trister Ms. Mary Campbell Rhona Campbell Elyssa Caplan ’03 Jenaro Cardona-Fox ’96 Robin Carr ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carroll Terence Carter ’97 Elizabeth and Todd Carter Mr. Mario Casarella Rita Castillo Reid Chambers Ms. Hope Chambers Kristen Chasse Irica and James Cheeks

Mr. and Mrs. Zalmon Chelec Ms. Carol Chelemer Camille Chesley ’01 Johanne and Paul Chévere Katharine Christenberry ’00 Gay Cioffi Victor Cirilo Michelle Clair ’98 Melissa Clark Marjorie Clark Susannah Clark ’13 Geoffrey Claussen ’97 Anne Clements Allison and Peter Cleveland Caroline Clifford Cori Coats Penelope Codrington Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cogen Dr. and Mrs. Jordan Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cohen Michael Cohen ’05 Edward Cohen Phillip Cohen ’06 Antoine Colaco ’90 Natasha Cole-Leonard and Joe Leonard Kevin Collar Abigail Colucci ’90 Janet Hanson and Gary Conklin Paula and Kevin Connelly

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Joanne Connelly ’11 Kathryn and David Cook Alexander Cooper ’87 Allison Cooper ’92 Rev. and Mrs. John Cooper-Martin Katharine Corey ’00 Johannah Cornblatt ’05 Pat and Kevin Cornell Maureen Corrigan and Richard Yeselson Amy Cortina Julia Coventry ’13 Susanna Cowen ’97 Jocelyn and David Cox Megan Coyne ’05 Peter Coyne ’07 Rachel Coyne ’11 Samantha Crane ’00 Mr. and Mrs. William Crowdus Kate Cullin ’12 Emily and Robert Culp Alcides Cummins Ms. Joan Cunningham and Ms. Cynthia Melman Julie Cunningham ’81 Caitlin Adams and Gary Cutler Eliza Dach ’13 Jennifer Daniels and Herrick Fox Jodi Danis and David Schenker Amba Datta ’99 Abraham Davis, Jr. Cecelia Davis Yka de Castillo

Perry Degener Eric Deinoff ’98 Corazon dela Santa Maria dela Santa ’03 Arthur J. Delaney ’01 Robin Delany-Shabazz Jill Delston ’01 Erica DeMille Elizabeth Denevi and Randolph Carter Amanda Deringer LaKimba DeSadier Vyjayanti and Sanjay Desai Jennifer DeSimone Noami Devore ’93 Lauren Dickert Laisha Dismuke Jason Dixon ’98 Marina Djernaes and Steen Jorgensen Allison Dodge ’95 Mrs. Hattie Dorman Skyler Doyle ’13 Judge and Mrs. Harmon Drew Rebecca Drobis ’95 Danielle DuCré Benjamin DuGoff ’96 Eva DuGoff ’98 Emily Dula Katherine Dunbar and Mark Levitch Topher Dunne Mrs. Judith Dworken Abraham Dyk ’00 Benjamin Dyson ’91

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Tabitha Eagle ’75 Rasha Ebeid and Khaled Sakr Matthew Eddy Susie and Rick Edelson Denver Edwards Kaye Edwards Charles Edwards Rachel Eggleston ’08 Jamie Ehrlich ’01 Juliet Eilperin ’88 David Eisenberg ’00 Janann Eldredge ’90 Mrs. Joan Elkin Angela and Edison Elkins Dr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mrs. Magda El-Saifi Samuel Engel ’87 Diana Engel Michael Eppler ’13 Wendy and Morey Epstein Mark Epstein Alexandra Epstein ’13 Karen Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Essaye Barbara Etkind and Jack Luxemburg Jennifer and Ronald Eugene Andrew R. Eugene ’09 Mr. and Mrs. William Ewald Lisa Fall Judy Falloon and Lee Helman Anne Hassenbusch Falvey ’75 Joel Feidelman

COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 (cont.)

Elaine Feidelman Nobue and Jason Feinman Marissa Feinsilver ’87 Rachel Feldman ’90 Ilana Feldman ’87 Debra Felix Diana Ferris ’76 Ms. Brittany Ferro Andrea Nix and Sean Fine ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fine Lois and Michael Fingerhut Joshua Fingerhut ’01 Kathryn Finley ’13 Meg Finn and David Michener Cindy Finn Susan Alpern Fisch and Ricky Fisch David Fischer ’01 Julia Fisher ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiske Skylar Flax-Davidson ’02 Wanda Fleming and David Gasperetti Joshua Foer ’00 Kim and Christopher Ford Mr. William Ford Winifred Ford Pamela and Benson Forman Hunter Fortney ’11 Sandra Ward-Sanchez Fox ’98 Chris France Mr. Jonathan Fraser Monica and Thomas Friday Jeremy Fridling ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friedenson Aileen Mannix and Eric Friedenson Lorraine Friedman and Douglas Goldstein Jennifer Friedman ’01 Matt Friel Kevin Fung ’11 Brian Fung ’06 Elizabeth Gaines Alexis Gaines ’03 Anna Lipton Galbraith ’04 Gillian Galen ’97 Mr. and Mrs. James Galkin The Honorable Phyllis Gangel-Jacob and Prof. Bernard Jacob Robert Ganz ’90 Laura Garcia de Mendoza and Gustavo Hormiga Kenneth Gary ’91 Daniel Gati ’95 Sarah Geisler ’78

Bill George Robert Gerber ’61 Barbara and Charles Gholz Jessica and David Gillespie Rachel Gilman ’02 Sam Gilman ’11 James Ginsburg ’83 Adam Glaser ’13 Sharyn Glickfield Amy Glickman ’90 Jennifer Gold and Edward Bird Stacy Gold Donna Goldbloom ’75 Alejandro Golding ’03 Lee and Robert Goldman Scott Goldman ’00 Elizabeth Goldmuntz ’79 Fatoumata Goodwin Mr. Joseph Gordon Jacqueline Gosby Marc Gottesman ’11 Aaron Gottesman ’12 Caroline Gottlieb ’13 Davlyn Grant ’03 Demetra and Donald Green Victor Green Rochelle Greenberg Anna Rose Greenberg ’13 Melanie and Lawrence Greenberg Elaine Greenstone Joan Gregoryk Mr. and Mrs. Burt Griffin Cristina Murphy Griffith ’87 Stacey and Sherlock Grigsby Jennifer Grollman ’90 James Grollman ’81 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Gross Lisa Gross ’00 Andréa Guedes and Marcelo Da Silva Monique ’90 and Sandy Gulino Raymond Gustini ’05 Ms. Doreen Guttenberg Gayle and Todd Hager Pat Hall ’13 Eric Halperin ’88 Sheri Halpern ’02 Nina Hammond Jason Hanerfeld ’13 David Hannallah ’90 Jane Hardin Daniel Guy Harman ’00 James Harmon

Michele Harrington Stephen Harris Mr. Roger Hart and Mr. Rodger McHugh Ezra Hausman ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hay Michael Desautels Alison Heasley Jenn Heffernan Ellen Heiman and Steven Agresta Amy and Eric Heist Constance and Richard Heitmeyer Mr. Thomas Helfand Andrew Hellman ’09 Peter Helman ’11 Alex Hemmer ’04 Karen Henderson ’73 Brian Hennessey ’00 Maile Hermida ’00 Jo Ann Hersh Joshua Hersh ’00 Aruni and Jayantha Hettipola Sharmen Hettipola ’13 Amber Hilliard ’00 Annie Hills ’13 Diane and Mark Hintz Leni Hirsch ’13 Oren Hirsch Elizabeth and Michael Hirsch Alexander Hirschhorn ’01 Alexander Hoffman ’97 Eve Hoffman ’05 Patrick Holland ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holle Devin Hollinger ’17 Kevin Holmes ’78 Terry Hong and Gregor Bailar Kevin Hood Max Horowitz ’13 Melissa and Richard Houghton Brooke Houghton-Dorsey Laraine and Arthur House Marianna Houston ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Noel Howard Anna Howe Julia Hudson Ayanna Hudson ’89 Calder Hudson ’11 Keith Hudspeth Karen and Richard Huff Taylor Hull Scot Hutchins Emily Hutson ’07

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COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 (cont.)

Andrew Hutson ’11 Judith Ikle ’81 Lindsay Ransick Illsley ’94 Avital Ingber Samine Irigoien and Han Fraeters Juanita Irving ’90 Ayoka Jack Veronica and Alan Jackson Mrs. Barbara Jackson Marcus Jackson ’91 Rhonda Freeman Jackson ’80 and Edward Jackson Nicholas Jacobs ’90 Lindsey Jacobson Julian Jamison ’91 Regina and Erwin Jansen Norma and Christopher Jeffers Kimberly Jenkins-Chapman and Bryan Chapman Wendy Jennis and Douglas Mishkin Phebe Jensch and Donald Baur Ms. Myrtle Johns Rashida Johnson ’91 Donna Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Maceso Johnson Carroll Johnson-Welsh and Joseph Welsh Lauren Jonas ’01 Kim Jones and Aaron Muhammad Ava Jones ’02 Courtney Jones ’04 Denise Jones Gabriel Joselow ’01 Marissa Joseph ’07 Kevin Joy Anne Joyce and Clifton Johnson Jackie Judd and Michael Shulman Aicha and Nooman Kacem Rimal Kacem ’05 Mary-Patricia Kadzik ’03 Lauren Thaler Kahn ’00 Marylou Kam-Cheong and Chan Tin Julia Kampelman-Stevenson ’75 and Andrew Stevenson David Kanarek ’06 Minneh and Bill Kane Eli Kaplan ’02 Mr. Robert Kaplan Alessandra Karam ’13 Alexandra Karlsson ’13 Xenia Karlsson ’13 Robin Karpfen Carrie and Daniel Kasper ’97

Sherry and Stuart Kaswell Dara Katz ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Katz Margaret Katz ’93 Deborah Katz Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keeley Suellen and Bruce Keiner Harriet Kendall ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennedy Brendon Kenney ’87 Stephanie Kent Julia Lichtman Kepniss ’93 Dr. and Mrs. David Kerman Dee Kerr and Joseph Beshouri Katheryn Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kevles Beth Kevles Cyrus Kharas ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Shanta Khatkhate Evelyn Khoo Schwartz Amy ’90 and Quinn Killy Michelle Kim Brady Kirchberg ’01 Laura Klein ’75 Hilary Nover Klein ’86 and Steve Klein Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klein Lisa Kleine and James Meltsner Virginia Kling ’76 and Jonathan Greenbaum Miriam and Martin Kohn Daniel Kolker ’88 Carlyn Kolker ’94 Kay Kornman and Joel Goldberg David Kramer ’89 Laurie Kramer David Krucoff ’85 Shimareet and Dhruv Kumar Irena Kunovska and Mats Karlsson Jason Kutcher ’01 Peter Labourdette ’97 Rafael Labourdette ’99 Crystal and Arvind Lal Vlatka and Jonathan Landay Mr. and Mrs. Amor Lane Jill Lange ’04 Georgina Larkin ’90 Belinda Lartey and Kwame Pobee Nancy Lasater Stanley Lau Katherine Lawler Brandi Lawrence Gigi and Arthur Lazarus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lazerow

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Wendy Leibowitz ’78 Winston Leong Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lerner Liz Goll Lerner Ilene and Michael Lerner Alexa and Jonathan Lerner Mrs. Audrey Zucker and Mr. Seymour Lesser Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Letchinger Lexi Levin ’10 Jamie Rose Levin ’05 Liz Levine ’02 Mrs. Catherine Levinson Barbara and David Levitt Paul Levy Will Ley Judith Lichtenberg and David Luban Annika Lindgren ’02 Rachel Weston Linnemann ’99 Courtney Linsky ’03 Scott Lipnick ’01 Todd Liu Emily Livelli Michael Lloyd ’82 Devra Lobel ’00 Elena Lobo ’04 Carolyn Lockie Helen Louise Loennig ’86 Marjorie Loennig Laura and Christopher Loftus Julie and Brian Lonardo David London ’10 Laura London ’07 Gabrielle Loperfido Mrs. Carole Lougheed David Lublin ’86 Jacqueline Lyons Noah Lyons ’13 Conor Mack ’98 Lynne Mackay-Atha and Donald Atha Tricia MacKay-Monheim and Eric Monheim Mr. and Mrs. Allan Madnick Jim Mahady Marian Makins ’98 Mitchell Malasky ’04 Dari Malloy ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Stan Malm Elisheva Marcus ’94 Amy Margolies ’00 Linda Marison Joshua Marks ’91 Abigail Martin ’07 Carolyn and Harold Martin

Polly Martin Mr. Norman Masri Veronique Mattei Susan Matthews Patricia McCole Elizabeth McDermott and Thomas Mostowy Mr. Joseph McGowan Louise McIlhenny and Hugh Riddleberger Ms. Patricia McKenzie Sharon and Ralphaello McKeython Aja McKeython ’13 Ivy McLemore Kendal Culp McManus ’90 Kimberly McMillan Julia Davis Mead ’01 and Nelson Mead Benjamin Means ’91 Mrs. Jeanne Medina Jenny Medvene-Collins ’04 Seth Menell ’97 Benjamin Messner ’08 Matthew Mettille Megumi and Christopher Meyerson Mrs. Beatrice Meyerson and Mr. John LeMoyne Ellicott William Miezan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Migdail Andrew Migdail ’04 Adam Milch ’00 Hannah Milch ’01 HarDisha and Ransom Miller Daniel Miller ’05 Rebecca Miller ’92 Harrison Miller ’04 Susan and Leonard Miller Kay Miller Diane Millman Joanna Millstein ’13 Arielle Mishkin ’06 Frances Mitchell ’02 Ms. Carol Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ian Modelevsky Kate Moffett ’00 Zita Moghadam ’17 Arshad Mohammed Charlene Moon Mary Beth Moore and Douglas Ruby Tessa Adelaide Morgan ’77 Kelly Morris Nina Morrison ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moskowitz Dr. and Mrs. David Munro Susannah Myerson ’94

Claudia and Michael Nagan Lauren Levien Nagin ’01 Ron Nahr Claudia Naim ’04 Yolanda and Salim Nashid Paul Nass Lisa and Chuck Natanson Githa and Arun Natarajan Jonathan Nathan ’90 Damali Neal ’91 Eddie Neal Mrs. Marilyn Neely Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nerenberg Tricia Nevarez Kirstiaan and John Nevin Harold Newton Maia Gemmill and Daniel Nexon ’91 Nguyen Nguyen Deirdre Nicholson Sarah Nissim ’96 Sarah Nutman ’07 Alex Nutman ’10 Eloise Obadia and Stefano Curto Barbara O’Brien and David Hinshelwood Christine O’Connell ’04 Filiz and Vedat Odabas-Geldiay Denise Odell ’84 Soyoung and Albert Oh Michel Woodard Ohly ’93 Ronni and Eric ’89 Oppenheim Andrew Oram ’73 Andrew Orchin ’86 Janine Orchin ’86 Joshua Orenstein ’86 Karen and Jan Orenstein Mrs. Reba Orszag Jacob Osterhout ’98 Stacey and Elbert Ouzts Leslie and Benjamin Page Cordenia Paige ’83 Freeman Palmer ’75 Mark Paradis Susan and Jeffrey Parker Elizabeth Parkinson-Wyner and Joshua Wyner Steve Parnell Naomi Parnes ’05 Sonija Parson ’02 Catherine Pearson Skylé and Kalim Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perretta Margaret and Sandy Pfunder

Tanya Phattiyakul ’97 Jan and Eugene Philhower Leslie Phillips Joanna Phinney Theresa Pickard ’99 Geraldine Pilzer Sarah Pilzer ’01 Kim and Anthony Pimenta Sheila Pires and Kathy Lazear Monica and Umberto Pisoni Mia Plehn ’95 Benjamin Pockros ’13 Julie Polinger ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pollak Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Eli Pozez ’13 Margaret Athey Press ’93 Nicole and Craig Preston Maribel Prieto and Eduardo Gonzalez Rebecca Prime and David Bloch Nick Prout Nina Prytula Jonathan Psotka ’01 Kristine Pumphrey ’96 Cynthia Putchat and Jeff Kamen Tracey Pyles ’82 Heather Quinn and Laura Shores Reena and Jeffrey Racki Mr. and Mrs. Richard Randall Jennifer Randolph ’81 Alisa Rashish ’76 Heather Ratner ’13 Lisa Rauschart Patricia and Kent Ravenscroft Maaike Ravesteijn ’09 Sofie Ravesteijn ’13 Tamara Razi and Peter Lewis Geraldine Rebach Katie Redmond Sarah Redmond Mary Reed Robert Reed ’91 Wittney Reed Mrs. Joan Ress Reeves Diana Rehfeldt Julia Reischel ’00 Mrs. Takoohy Reizian Philip Reno ’90 Anna Rhymes Joan Braden Ridder ’72 James Riddleberger ’05 Leah Rinaldi ’00

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COMPREHENSIVE GIVING FOR 2012-2013 (cont.)

Maya Rinehart ’16 Nina Hammond Ritch ’95 Clay Roberson Patricia and Maurice Robinson, Jr. Bonnie Robin-Vergeer and Vytas Vergeer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rockafellow Beth Rogan ’01 Mrs. Barbara Rollinson Michael Rolnick ’83 Diane Rosen Alejandro Rosenberg ’98 Beryl Howell and Michael Rosenfeld ’74 Carolyn Rosenthal ’05 Douglas Rosenthal ’00 Erica and Douglas Rosenthal Dorothy and Stanford Ross Deena and Anthony Roth Vince Rowe Bruce Ruble Dianne Rudo and Andrew Gilman Kate Rueter Jack Rushford ’13 Anthony Russell, Jr. Rebecca Russell-Einhorn ’06 Jamie Rutenberg ’03 Izabela Rutkowska and Michal Rutkowski Nicholas Ryan Carolyn and Peter Saba Yvonne Sabban Carly Salaman ’95 Holly Holt Salb and John Salb Shirin Fleischmann Salerno ’01 Lida Salmani Dorothy and Stanton Samenow Ryan Samuel ’96 Sarah Berger Sandelius ’95 Diann and Waydal Sanderson Marc Sandler ’02 Jessica Sanet ’98 Sherill and David Sanger Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sanger Mrs. Gloria Sapiro Kennari Sargent and David Birdsey Elizabeth Schachter ’04 Mandy Schack Michael Schaffer ’91 Barney Schecter ’81 Kate Schecter ’77 and Aaron Roth Anne and Barry Schenof Jennifer Scher ’86 Christy Schmidt Lisa and Mark Schneider

Mrs. Sandra Schneiderman Gary Schoales Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schone Nina and Carmi Schooler Anya Schoolman and Barry Lynn Nancy Schreiber ’84 Karen Schwartz Leland Schwartz Rhonda Schwartz and Steve Wermiel Deirdre Schwiesow ’85 Katie Scott Kim Scott Richard Scully Katherine Sedaka ’01 Alison Peppers Seese Mr. Roger Segalla Dorothy Seidel ’04 Laura Seidel ’02 and Arthur Delaney ’01 Eva Seligman ’03 Sydney Selzer ’03 Adam Sexton ’82 Neha Shah ’13 Ann Shalleck and James Klein Jo Ann Shaner and Reza Malek-Madani jon sharp Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw Adam Shear ’89 Sonia and James Shelton Gail Shepherd-Smith and Rudolph Smith Clay Shields ’84 Sarah Shohet and John Mikhail Kathy Shollenberger Michael Sidgmore ’07 Ferima Sidibe ’04 Galia Siegel ’85 Joshua Siegel ’01 Noah Siegel ’04 Maggie Siena ’81 Lawrence Silber ’75 Joel Silberman ’01 Justin Silver ’97 Brendon Silver ’00 Sarah Silverstone ’94 Mr. Jonathan Silverthorne Darren Silvis David Simms ’78 Matthew Simonson ’04 Anne Katahira-Sims and Chancellor Sims Albert Slawsky ’65 Beth and Leonard Sloan Caroline Russell Smith ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Smith

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Nelson Smith Atiya Ranee Smith ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Teresa Smith Evan Smith Nicole Smith-Jones and Jason Jones Tracy Solomon ’77 Carol Solomon Mr. Jerry Solomon Jan Solomon and Kenneth Simonson ’70 Julie Solomon ’13 Katharine Sonnenberg ’82 Carlos Soriano Adam Spector ’00 Elana Spector ’22 Brooke Spellman ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sperl Thomas Spilsbury Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spindel Alexandra ’97 and Matthew ’94 Squire Nevzer Stacey Susan Staines Natalie Starr Jeffrey Stein ’97 Alea Stein ’05 Joanna Steinglass ’89 Virginia and Robert Stern Ed Stern Elizabeth Sternberg ’75 Jane Stewart and David Balton Sarah Stillman ’02 Jim Stillwell Aden Stinebrickner-Kauffman Danny Stock Anne and Herbert Stone Jerilyn and Alan Stone Phoebe Stone ’00 Ximena Suarez-de-Cornejo Nura Suleiman ’03 Andrew Sunderland Lida Sunderland ’03 Gemma Suñé Minguella Jennifer Swedish ’97 Kristin Swedish ’97 Julia Sweig and Reed Thompson Ayano and Hajime Takizawa Joan and Mark Tannenbaum Dr. Sigmund Tannenbaum Jonathan Tannenwald ’02 Patrick Tansor ’95 Jennifer Rothberg Tanzi ’97 Danielle Tarantolo ’97

Andrew Tassler ’95 Nahid Tayebi and Kazem Kazempour Joann Taylor Amy and Simeon Taylor Michael Taylor ’01 Alison Taylor RaeCarole Tekeste ’74 Alexander Telis ’01 Michael Telis ’04 Jerry Tersoff ’73 Ira Thavendrarajah Leah Thayer Mr. Robert Then Vassili Thomadakis ’92 Mrs. Jean Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas Yvette Thomas Anita Thomas and Anthony Shepherd Jake Thomsen Rebekah Parker Thomson ’94 Annie Thrower-Patterson Elliott Thurston ’78 Jan and Seth Tievsky Thomas Tillotson ’93 Gretchen and Tom Toles Laura Tolliver Mercedes Tolve ’97 Laura Tomasko ’02 Julia Tomasko ’05 Aaron Tracy ’98 Jeff Trembly Robin Spragens Trepanier ’88 Karen Trister Grace ’87 and Peter Grace Jennifer Tuerk ’89

Brenda Turnbull and Robert Tomasko Brinley Schwartz Turner ’90 Marion and Michael Usher Jessica Valner and David Flohr Vildan and Jos Verbeek David Vernon ’02 Nancy Foltz Vest ’62 Jessie Vinik ’01 and Andrew Sunderland ’01 Nicholas Viorst ’81 Nathan Vish Martha and Ian Volner Gambrill Hollister Wagner ’88 William Wallace ’05 AnDi Vicky Wang Alec Ward ’13 Gabrielle Washington ’99 Maria Watson Margery Waxman Janis and James Webb Daniel Weidenfeld ’00 Stacy Sherwat Weinberger ’89 Jonathan Weinrieb ’90 Michele and Mark Weinstein Megan Weintraub ’95 Peter Weiss ’01 A.J. Weissbard ’91 Jody Welsh Michael Wenthe Christina Whatley ’07 Schatar Sapphira White ’88 Pamela and Herman Whitter Erica Whoie Mrs. Karla Widra Derek Wiebenson ’91 Leslie Williams

Lindsay Williams ’97 Carolyn Douglas Williams Robert Williams ’93 Damien Williams ’00 Colleen and Bryan Williams Mr. and Mrs. George Willie Oveta Willie-Jenkins Charaun Wills Julie Wilson ’03 Darrick Wilson ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wimberly Carol and Michael Winer Matthew Winer ’04 Mrs. Eugenia Winters Denise and Freddie Wofford Muriel Wolf Mimi Wolford Mr. and Mrs. David Wolsk Leah Wortham and Eric Hirschhorn Julia Wright and Peter Shapiro Susan Wright Stephen Wright Shari Murphy Wynn ’79 Sharon Yanagi and Alan Yu Julia and Smith Yewell Mr. and Mrs. Young Azeem Zainulbhai ’00 Judith and Donald Zauderer Dr. Vincent Zehren Ronit Zemel ’10 Xueying Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Zimmerman Lynn Zuckerman

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The 1945 Society, named for the year in which GDS was founded, was established to provide leadership donors with the opportunity to express their dedication and commitment to GDS’s mission, values, and future through a significant gift to the School’s Annual Fund. Each year, members of The 1945 Society honor the founding families’ vision, ideals, and principles—all of which continue to be part of GDS today. The Georgetown Day School 1945 Society includes Annual Fund gifts of $2,500 and above.

Visionary $20,000 and Up Anonymous Katherine Borsecnik and Gene Weil Raina Brubaker and Jessica Hough Ruth Compton Lammot J. du Pont Jamie Gangel and Daniel Silva Angela and Joel Glazer Lisa Hook and Peter Gillon Mr. and Mrs. William Kerr Rachel Kronowitz and Mark Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lang Sarah and Eric Rosand Founder $15,000 - $19,999 Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bergreen Monica and David Dixon Amy Dixon and Gregg LoCascio Elizabeth and Michael Keeley Karen and Ethan Leder Anupama and Matthew Tate Benefactor $10,000 - $14,999 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boley Antoinette and Ned Brody Elizabeth and David Carmen Sharmini Coorey and John Hicklin Ann Danelski and Timothy Bergreen Gema and Paul DeCain Cynthia Dunbar and Charles Cerf Jamie Gardner and Jonathan Stern Asher Gelman ’02 Jessica Gladstone and Chris Connell Lisie and Michael Gottdenker Brenda Gruss and Daniel Hirsch Jacqui Lieberman and Paul Ameer Cathy MacNeil-Hollinger and Mark Hollinger Vicki and Jim Margolis Quentin Meyer ’58 Jed Nussdorf ’98 Mr. Ronald Perelman Amy Schwartz and Eric Koenig Daniel Sharfman ’97 Cathy and Bob Solomon

Lee Tiedrich and Ian Simmons Ilene Weinreich and David Smith Emily West and Steven Stenberg Elizabeth Westfall and Scott Wiener Guardian $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous (2) Sonya and Kamal ’80 Ali Nancy Bard and Donald Baer Jeff Bauman Stephanie and David Bergman Emily Bloomfield and Byron Auguste Liz and Lane ’85 Blumenfeld Leila Bremer ’90 and Karim Zia Sarah and David Brooks Dianne and Jonathan Cogan Renata and James W. Cooper Adrienne and Wayne Edisis Resa and David Eppler Ms. Linda Fienberg Antonia Fondaras and Joseph Goffman Barry Ford Karin and Tom Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Friedman Rachel Gelman ’08 Susie and Michael Gelman Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Glazer Marilyn and Michael Glosserman Dep Goldstein Ronald Goldstein James Harmon ’89 Ellen Harris and David Zinn Sue Hemberger and Jay Smith Sydney Hoffmann and David Krakoff Nicole Rabner and Larry Kanarek Jeong Kim and Kihwan Sung Andrea Kirstein ’83 Ms. Katie Kitchen and Mr. Paul Kovach Cynthia and Todd Klein Jennifer Klein and Todd Stern Leslie and Bruce Lane Sarah Lawrence and John Stern David Leary and Seth Perretta Jill Lesser and Jonathan Diesenhaus Nancy and Reid Liffmann

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Connie and Erik Lindenauer Linda Lipsett and Jules Bernstein Lourdes Lopez-Isa and Jeffrey Lamken Patricia Millett and Robert King Paula and John Millian Sarah and Alexis ’92 Mitchell Patricia Neuman and Perry Pockros Deborah and Brett Orlove Eileen Penner and Daniel Ritter Laura Rabinovitz ’04 Marc Rabinovitz ’96 Lucretia Adymy Risoleo and Robert Risoleo Mrs. Carol Robinson Sheri and Rob Rosenfeld Alison Schneider and Richard Avidon Virginia Solomon ’99 Julie and Steven Stone Catherine and Tom Strong Shira Stutman and Russell Shaw Valeria Van Brummelen and Chris Newkirk Kate and Brad Vogt Marcy Wilder and Aurie Hall Becky and Jeremy Wolsk Barbara Yellen and Phil West Sponsor $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Leslie Adelman and Kenneth Grossfield Susannah Kerr Adler and John Adler Bernadine Bacon-Irwin and Steve Irwin Chieko and John Barry Jessica Bauman ’85 Sylvia Becker and Hugh Winkler Melinda Bieber and Norman Pozez Ellen and John Boardman Lori Brainard and Robert Liebowitz Tracey Braun and Chris McIsaac Nancy Robinson Breuer and Lanny Breuer Brooke and Philip Bronner Kathryn Brown Thad A. Brown Ann-Marie and Bill Burke Toni and Dwight Bush Heather Chen-Mayer and Rulon Mayer Abby and Andrew Cherner

Lenore Clark Lee Carol Cook and William Cook Brian Cox Laurie Davis and Joseph Sellers Jamey Delaplane and Mark O’Donnell Jennifer and Viet Dinh Rebecca and Jacob Dweck Dina Elboghdady and James Cooper Molly Elkin and Ivan Wasserman Nicole Elkon and Neal Wolin Mary Ellis and Christopher Foley Barbara Felber and George Pavlakis Abby Greensfelder and Franklin Foer ’92 Sharon and Adrian Forsyth Marti and Steven Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Barry Gaines Ramona and Thomas Gann Mindy Ginsburg and Gregg Elias Neal Glickfield Marc Glosserman ’92 Dr. and Mrs. Bob Gordon Jill ’85 and Robert Granader Judith Gravitz and Lester Sotsky Winnie Hahn and Jack Flyer Heidi Hennrich-Hanson and Chuck Hanson Amy and Andrew Herman Jennifer Hillman and Mitchell Berger Louise and Mark Howe Tracey Hughes and David Stern Melinda Humphry Becker and William Becker Ali and Barry Hurewitz Mary Jacoby and Glenn Simpson

Paul Jeon and Ryan O’Hara Patricia and Daniel Jinich Ricki and Joel Kanter Karen and Joseph Kelliher Simmie Kerman and Steven Aarons Danielle Knight and Alexander Wood Stacey and Daniel Kohl Ellen Krieger and Gary Ratner Susan and Andrew Lazerow Laura and Barry Levine Molly Levinson and Joshua Wachs Angela and Michael Madnick Vicky and Greg Marchand Ann Walker Marchant ’78 Rachel Marcus ’85 and Eddie Atwood Patricia Raber Max and Kenneth Max Tanya and Alejandro Mayorkas Elaine Metlin and Andrew Clark Sabine Miltner and David Estabrook Wendy and Matthew Morris Susan Neely Jennifer Noland and Steve McBee Robin and Gary Orseck Margaret Pearson and Steven Gunby Susan and Timothy Pecaro Eva Perdahl and William Wallace Stacey and Joshua Perelman Tracy Pilzer ’75 Hayley Gordon Pivato ’88 and Gianluca Pivato Edward Quint ’87 Anne Raghu and George Bindley-Taylor Arlene Ramirez-Shapiro

Melissa Reinberg and Neal Kravitz Amy Rifkind and Bruce Brown Faith Roessel and Matthew Slater Laura and Gerald Rosberg Stacy and Andrew Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saperstein Mary Schapiro and Charles Cadwell Marlisa Senchak and Tom Delaney Stephen Shapiro Joye and Scott ’79 Shepperd Pankaj Sinha Catherine and Donald Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Byron Smith Laurie Sprung and William Mayer Alissa Stern and Louis Boorstin Hillary and Frank Stiff Nancy Stone and Chuck Miller Anna Swerdel and Jonathan Rich Yolanda Townsend Lisa and Seth Tucker Suzanne Turner and David Schulman Diane Ty and Daniel Connors Stephanie and Arnim von Friedeburg David Wallack ’78 Susan and Adam ’83 Wegner Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wertheimer Pat and Eric Widra Sally and Anders Zeijlon Miriam Zimmerman and Steve York

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ANNUAL FUND – GIFT CLUBS

Every year, our students and faculty set ambitious goals—personal, professional, academic, and athletic. Our Annual Fund donors, volunteers, and staff also set ambitious goals to nurture and support our students’ most audacious aspirations. Our faculty inspire our students to dream big; wherever and however those dreams are realized the Annual Fund is there. The GDS Annual Fund is annual, unrestricted operating support from those donors who understand inspiration can strike anywhere, any time.

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous Allison Abner and Gene Sperling Patty Abramson and Lester Silverman Janice Ackerman and Gary Bronstein Michele Altemus and Joseph Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Asher Anna and Anders Aslund Linda and James Avery Ms. Hope Babcock Andrea Baier and Christopher Zehren Olivia and Bill Baker Diane and Scott Bassett Mr. Henry Belber Carol Benedict and Paul Ashin Ellen Benninghoven Jessica ’01 and Mark ’00 Berenson Jennifer and Matthew Berzok Benu Bidani and Hanan Jacoby Nancy Black Janet and Anthony Black Amy Borrus and Rich Miller Cathy and Barry Boss Eve Harmon Bould ’92 Cindy Boyle Naatz and Daniel Naatz Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bozzi Mr. and Mrs. William Brodsky Judy Brown Kendra and Jay Brown Lauren Chelec Cafritz and Elliot Cafritz ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cafritz Carol Carter and Charles Glaser Paige Chabora and Jared Freedman Suzy Friedman Cohen and David Cohen Laurie ’93 and Gary Cohen Beth and Brian Cohn Debby and Bob Cooper Dennis Cozzens and Albert Zervas Diana de Brito and Jonathan Gottlieb Benjamin Dean ’02 Laura Dean ’06 William Dean ’10 Mandana Dehghanian and Bahram Shahriari Angelique dePlaa and Christoph Duenwald Mr. and Mrs. William Dockser Anita Dunn and Robert Bauer

Betsy and Sid Edelmann Karen Barr and Andrew Engel ’80 Laura Epstein and Kenneth Boley Nicole Erb ’85 Katherine and Bob Eustice Kelly and Doron Ezickson Lisa and Roger Fairfax Carole Feld and David Levy Robin and Roger Feldman Mr. Hughlyn Fierce Amy Finch Elizabeth ’86 and Christopher Finley Melinda and William Gardner Sarah Gelman ’05 Catherine and Michael Gildenhorn Scott Glosserman ’95 David Goldberg ’98 Ellen and Joseph Goldstein Sue and Lenny Gordon Kate Gephardt Greenberg and Neil Greenberg John Guttmann Afef Haddad and Amir Abouelnaga Bita and Michael Hadjimichael Catherine and Joseph Hall Robin and Harvey Hanerfeld Gail and John Harmon Christi and Reginald Hay Mr. and Mrs. Pete Heckel Guian Heintzen ’75 Karen Hendrixson and Robert Sharer Sandy and Al Horowitz Dominique Howard and Charles Faselis Kerstin and Jeffrey Hsu Elsie Hull and James Sprague Jane Humpstone and Courtney Ward Lisa Berenson Hurst ’97 Vicki and Charley Hutson Ketanji and Patrick Jackson Ruth and Simon Jacobsen Nancy and David Jameson Amy Jeffress ’83 Angela Messersmith and Frank Johnson ’61 Jennifer Johnson-Calari and Cesare Calari Lisa and Jonathan Kanter Jennifer Kaplan and Kenneth Doroshow Nancy and Robert Kaplan

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Alyce Katayama Jenkins and Thomas Jenkins Carole and Paul Katinas Cynthia Kendrick and Donald Fowler Alka and Sudhakar Kesavan Linda and Michael King J. William Koegel, Jr. Natalia Korpal-Golani and Beni Golani Mr. and Mrs. John Kossow Christine and Tim Koubek Vinca and David LaFleur Susan and Gary Lancz Julie Lang Evelyn Laurencin and Eric Vincent Guichard Micki Leder Michael Lenkin ’82 Joan Bialek Levitt and Louis Levitt Jeremy Levitt ’98 Lauren and Eric Lieberman Jacqueline Rosenberg London and Paul London Jodi and Philip Lowit Amy and Bruce Lustig Hilda and Edward Maibach Carmen Marchetti and Vivek Arora Aleta Margolis and Michael Brodsky Thea and Gary Mason Gayle Masri-Fridling and Barry Fridling Mrs. Betsy McIsaac Deryl McKissack and Leon Albritton Joan McLaughlin and Joseph Ragonese Monica Medina and Ron Klain Jill Rosenbaum Meyer and Richard Meyer Ellen Mignoni David Mode ’87 Laura Montgomery and Mark Botti Lisa and David Mould Tessa Muehllehner and John Day Nayantara Mukerji and Thomas Dohrmann Mr. and Mrs. David Nexon Bob Novick Lisa Novick Melanie and Lawrence Nussdorf Mary and James O’Brien Michelle and Chris Olson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oppenheim Nancy and Adam ’85 Oppenheim Polly Panitz and Allen Joseph

Jimmie and Matthew Paschall Nina Pillard and David Cole Elizabeth Pitofsky ’87 and David Mode ’87 Jennifer and David Plotnek Mrs. Avril Plotnek Reyna and Laurence Pratt Margaret and Jim Pressler Hillary Quarles and David Smith Bozena Radzewicz-Bak and Tadeusz Bak Sarah Bloom Raskin and Jamie Raskin ’79 Dianela and Dilip Ratha Pamela Reeves and Jeffrey Goldberg Edith and Matthew Roberts Cynthia Rohrbeck and Philip Wirtz Barbara Rollinson and Mr. Warren Crowdus Amber and Warren Romine Allison May and Dean Rosen Michael Rosenman ’85 Gloria and John ’57 Runyon Erin Segal and Michael Sachse ’95 Susana Sanchez and Tom Kahn Miriam Sapiro and Stephen Labaton Lisa Schneiderman Allyson Senie and Roger Colaizzi Mr. and Mrs. J. Curtis Shambaugh Xiaofang Shen and Tony Kane Marie Sheppard and Scott Rockafellow Debbie Shrager and Scott Ableman Judy and Jerry Shulman Danielle and Jesse Smallwood Jennifer and Erik ’85 Smulson Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sosnoff Lori and Ben Soto Joci Spector and John Coventry Kathryn and Mark Spindel Lisa Stark Brian Steinwurtzel ’95 Debra Stencel and Patrick Phillips Sarah Stettinius ’90 Sandra Stewart Mindy Strelitz and Andrew Cornblatt Alexandra Thiery-Gore and Wayne Gore Joyce Thornhill and Joshua Gotbaum Linda and Raymond Tiernan Allison and William Treanor Margaret Trias ’99 Barbara Tuckerman Douglas Usher ’87 Sona Varma and Sujoy Bose Lalage Wakefield and Eric Finzi Sarah Rosen Wartell and Ted Wartell Jessika and David Wellisch

Roni and Marc Wertheimer Marti and Richard Weston Katharine Weymouth Leigh Williams Jeanne and Frank Wilton Yuqing (Rebecca) Xue and Hao Kang Allison Zieve and Aaron Kaslow Jennifer Zucker and Herbert Hsu $500 - $999 Natalie Adler ’88 and Christopher Walker Miriam and Sanford Ain Whitney and Sydney Albrittain Susan Anderson and Doug Shulman Lynnwood Andrews and Jack Cushman Julie Chrisco Andrews and Michael Andrews Karen Antebi and William Goldfarb Keiko Antoku and Chris Papageorgiou Pamela Arya Veronica Aulestia and Tim Boyer Pareezad and Viraf Bankwalla Janice Barksdale Alicia Batts Judith Batty Anne Beard and Stephen Fails Lewellyn and Anthony Belber Philippa Benson and Benjamin Xu Alexander Berger ’98 Shelly and Peter Berman Melissa Bianchi and Manny Pastreich Mr. and Mrs. Norman Blumenfeld Elena Boley and David Leviss Kristin Brady and Andrew Gunther Marilyn and David Brockway Sharon Brown and Michael Pollowitz Abir Burgul and Nabil Fawaz JD and Neal Callander Vivian Cavalieri and Dan Grosse Julie Chlopecki and David Fuscus Michelle Cobb Phyllis Chovitz and Danny Gainsburg Sue Cohn ’76 and Larry Novey Kimberly Colden-Massey and John Massey Jonathan Cooper ’01 Maria Dalupan and Yves Balcer Leah Daniels ’98 Shawn Davis-Wilensky and Peter Wilensky Kathleen Day and Charles Rothfeld Flore de Preneuf Deborah DeMasi and Robert Jaffe Ms. Nancy Dering Mock Andrea and Mark Dettelbach

Mary Dickie and Leslie Dach Diane and Lowell Dodge Mary Douglas and James Dick Laura Dummit and Allan Needell Laura and Jonathan Dworken Lexa Edsall ’85 and Bob Victor Elizabeth Eggleston and Bo Chipman Lucy Eldridge and Larry Freedman Asli Everett and Patrick Carome Ellen and Rodney Eyster Jill Feasley and Kurt Lawson Karen Fitzgerald and Robert Vigersky Jackie Frankfurt and Mark Cahn Karen Fricke and John Panzer Shelly and Joseph Galli Alison Kadzik Gathright ’00 Gina Gionfriddo ’87 Christine and Ted Gistaro Susan Goda Adriana Gomez and Angel Gil-Ordonez Jody Goodman and Marc Fisher Jo Ann Grainger and John Devlin Jefferson Gramm ’93 Melissa Green ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Greenberg Cintia and Flavio Guimaraes Ashley Cooper Hair Greg Hair Sheila Heslin and Klaus Tilmes Joslyn and Stephen Hills John Hockmeyer ’88 Lee Hockstader Peggy and Richard Holland Samantha Holloway ’99 John Holmes Lee Reizian Holmes Diane Holt and Michael Feldman Ronald Hopson and Nicholas Manning Mary Houghton and Kevin Barr Jeffrey and Mark Hunker Susan and Kenneth Ikenberry Steven Jaffe ’11 Jennifer James and Arthur Hepler John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett William Jordan, Jr. Andrea and Adam Joseph Asyeh and Allen Kabiri Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kamya Janice Kaplan and Michael Allen Ana and Philippe Karam Sarah Keegan and Joel Davis Jessica Keimowitz ’90

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ANNUAL FUND – GIFT CLUBS (cont.)

Sarah Kilmer and David Gordon Kyung Hee Kim and Robert Finnegan Kate Koffman and Sid Banerjee Irene and James Koukios Sookie and Clyde Kunst Sandra and Stephen Lachter Belinda Lai and Steve Cowan Jamie Lawrence ’97 Tamara Wilds Lawson ’92 Nancy Lazear and Patrick Coyne Marsha Lea and J. Stephen Morrison Mr. Thomas B. Lemann Faye and Harvey Levin Matthew Levine ’99 Yan Liu and Jing Zhang Debra Long-Doyle and Robert Doyle Janice Lower and Paul Berger Lynn and Matthew Mahaffie Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Malek Byron Marchant Ruth Marcus and Jon Leibowitz Toni and Peter Marx Leta and Jeffrey Mays Natallia and Michael Mazo Sabrina McCarthy and David Etheridge Ambassador Donald McHenry Norma and Kenneth Mendelson Marcia Miller and Joe Malhotra Sandra and Christopher Minor Heloise and Seth Morgan Menghua Mu and Meiyan Zhang Fedora and Martin Mühleisen Debony Hughes and Leroy Nesbitt ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newkirk Anne and Peter Nguyen The Honorable Eleanor Holmes Norton Amy Oberdorfer Nyberg ’91 and Dan Nyberg Jane and Glenn Oakley Mr. and Mrs. Casper Y. Offutt Barbara Ormond and Ted Ahlers Cynthia Cramer Osaghae and Michael Osaghae Megan Panzer ’08 Michael Panzer ’06 Raja Parihar and Subash Penmetsa Deborah and Lewis Perry Gina Pervall Carolyn (C.A.) Pilling Joshua Pincus ’06 Diane and Arnold Polinger Jean and Terry Pool Effie Psalida and Christian Petersen

Michael Quint ’90 Charla Rath and Chip Henstenburg Elizabeth and Hans Ravesteijn Ona Reckling and Leonard Rayford Margo Reid and Greg Simon Scott Renschler ’88 Mariama Richards Cynthia Richman and Jason Snyder Anna Riegel and Anton Wellstein Barbara and Sherman ’61 Robinson Stephanie Rosenthal ’98 Lynn Rothberg Andrea Lebbin Rubinfeld ’98 Amy Rudnick and Michael Zeldin Allison Rumsey and James Emery Susan and Peter Rushford Katherine Russell and George Askew Naomi Rutenberg and Robert Burn Charles Samenow ’91 Katherine Samolyk and Robert Avery Nancy Sanders Jennifer and Vittorio Sartorelli Elizabeth Saul Nina Scherago and George Jones Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schneiderman Peg Schultz Jacqueline Scott and David Fortney Nemat Shafik and Raffael Jovine Kevin Sheekey ’84 Lilian Shepherd and Neil Albert Beverly and Harlan Sherwat Susanne and Tony Shine Mickie Simon and Brian Schwalb Lone Simonsen and Mark Miller Sarah Skolnik and David Horowitz Mrs. Ruth Slater Wannett Smith-Ogden and Ralph Miller Deborah Smolover and Eric Bord Aileen and Henry Solomon Tara Sonenshine and Gary Friend Shalini Soni-Bhagat and Vipul Bhagat Christopher Sperl and Christopher Erckert Sherry Sprague and Gary Guzy Paula Stern and Paul London Kathy and Tim Summers Sheryl Swankin ’75 Andrea Thimm Jill Tuennerman and Michael Kirk Artemiz Turunc-Akyatan and Zuhtu Akyatan Beth and Sanford Ungar Keven Vance and Philip Gerson Dr. John Vance

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John Vibert ’89 Annie Vinik ’97 and Jamie Lawrence ’97 Mrs. Joan R. Walton Xiaolan Wang Deb and Michael Warsaw Monique and Daron Watts Monica Adler Werner and Michael Werner Alan Wheat Jacqueline and James White Jonathan Wigser Wendy Wilk Markarian and Tom Markarian Jill Wilkins and Jonathan Kaplan Allison and Eric Win Joel Winston Sondra Novick Wolff ’89 and Evan Wolff Carole Yanofsky and David Anderson Rachel Winnik Yavinsky ’01 Yan Yu and Stanley Presser Laura and Michael Zeilinger Mauri Ziff and Jeff Hamond Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Zinn $250 - $499 Anonymous (6) Sonya and Kenneth Abney Amala Alag Sarah Alexander and William Pearce Nizam Ali ’88 Laura and Charles Anderson Alfredo Apolloni ’84 Melane and Mark Ausbrooks Mr. John Banzhaf Sarah Bax and Clarence Wooten Coleman Bazelon ’82 Marilyn Benoit and Geoffrey Brown Carol and Michael ’62 Berenson Amy Berger and Glen Nager Mrs. Judy Bergman Nancy Bernstine Rachana Bhowmik and Francis Grab Jackie and Ken Blank Claire Bloch and Geoffrey Griffis Elizabeth and Richard Bohrer Brooksley Born and Alexander Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boss Phyllis and Tony Box Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyer Ellen and Stan Brand Kye Briesath and Liz Scholz Benjamin Britton ’95 Wanda and Akari Brown Norma Brown

Brooke and David Buchanan Denise and John Buchanan Cherie Bulluck Anne ’77 and Matthew ’78 Cafritz Randall Carter ’02 Elizabeth Carty ’82 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chartoff Ling-Yan Chen and Robert Dippelsman Cait Clarke and Neil Shister Matthew Clement ’94 Jaclyn Cohen ’03 Neal Cohen Giselle Cohen and Franklin De La Rosa Mr. Edwin Cohn Patricia Crain De Galarce Meredith and Michael Cymerman Elan Daniels ’97 Maygene and Stephen Daniels Sarah de Ferranti ’86 Florri and Kenneth DeCell Mayra Diaz Karen Donfried and Alan Untereiner Jonathan Drobis ’98 Mr. Andre Elkon Anita and David Ensor Jennifer and David Ernst Vivian Escobar-Stack and Robert Stack Marie-Jose Etheart and Jay Feldman Amanda Farber ’93 Julie Fernandes and Avner Shapiro Samantha Fischer ’98 Ilana Fogelman and Tim Zimmermann Deborah Berger Fox ’91 Jean Skelton Fraser ’80 Robin Friedman ’85 Robin Friedman ’94 Agnieszka Fryszman and Stuart Ishimaru Pablo Galarce Robin and Todd Galkin Rita Gama and Ednaldo Silva Toby and Charles Gati Mrs. Linda Greensfelder and Mr. Ron Lekher Lynne and Alfred Groff Jennifer and Jeffrey Grosman Mr. Bill Harper Florence and Peter Hart Rebecca Haskins ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hirsch Rose Ho and Richard Hinz Mrs. Diane Hockstader Marshall Horowitz ’81 Mary Houghton ’76 and Kevin Barr

Bascom Talley Memorial Fund for Creative Writing In 2012, the parents and friends of Bascom Talley ’04 created a fund in his memory, devoted to one of his favorite subjects: creative writing.

The Bascom Talley Memorial Fund for Creative Writing gives student playwrights in the creative writing program the opportunity to work with an established and talented professional director to bring their scripts to life on stage. Students will go through the process that allows a writer to translate scripts to the stage, learning how to edit and re-work a draft script so that it communicates the original intention and produces the ultimate audience experience.

The 2013-2014 school year marks the launch of this exciting new program with local Helen Hayes–nominated director Jeremy Skidmore. Skidmore will visit with students starting winter 2014, working with them one-onone to bring their scripts to life.

Learn more about Jeremy Skidmore at www.jeremyskidmore.net

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ANNUAL FUND – GIFT CLUBS (cont.)

Alexander Hsu ’08 Phillip Hsu ’11 Ben Hutchens Holly Idelson and Donald Simon Miriam Ikle-Khalsa ’87 Kafayat and Kola Isiaq Linda Jackson Jonathan Jeffress ’90 Libby Jewett and Stephen Teach Cheryl Johnson and Clarence Ellison Joseph Jones Matthew Kaminski ’90 Robert Kaplan ’87 Jenny and Chris Kaufmann Kathy and Mark Keenan Cameron Kennedy and Rick Desimone Aimee Kohn ’88 Ann and Peter Kolker Daniel Krauthammer ’03 Joni Kuckuck Mr. and Mrs. Nick Lamont Martha and Eugene Larkin Anita LaRue-McAfee and Arthur McAfee Amanda Moose and Edward Lazarus ’77 Mrs. Mary Jane Leitch Danny Lewin ’79 Stephen Lewis ’82 Judy and Elliott Lichtman Kate and Jeffrey Lindsey Dana Louttit and John Loonsk Marston Luce Mr. and Mrs. Frank Markarian Katherine Marshall Julie Martin and Bruce Fitzgerald Ronald Maxwell ’74 Knox McIlwain ’91 Marybeth McMahon and David Murdock Micaela and Jack Mendelsohn Dr. and Mrs. Bob Mendelsohn Kasia Mendelsohn ’87 and Paul Gresens Eric Menell ’93 Andrew Mergen ’82 Michael Miller ’98 Rebecca Mishuris ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Azizali Mohammed Djana and Stephen Morris Mr. Lee Murphy Alethia Nancoo and Antonio Hunter Nora Nathan ’97 Masako and Akihiko Nishio Melanie Nix ’87 Benjamin Nussdorf ’00

Leslie and John Oberdorfer Ellen Opper-Weiner Steven Oritt ’92 Carol Paige-Marshall and Carlton Marshall Angela Pak and Diego Arioti Lydia and Sanford Parnes Amy and Peter Pastan Sarah Perlman Paulsen ’90 Nancy Paulu Linda and Gordon Phillips Mr. Randy Plummer Michele Pollak and Michael Letchinger Melanie Pontz ’97 Jennifer Popek ’93 Carol Prince and Michael Pretzer Mary Qualiana and Carlos Vazquez Randa Radwan Samaha Dennis Ratner ’57 Jamie and Stuart Rennert Mrs. Aaron Rich Marc Rieffel ’90 Prentiss Robinson ’55 Ms. Sonia Rodriquez Sarah Rogan ’00 Thomasina Rogers and Gregory Gill Nicolette Romano ’89 Eli Rosenbaum ’01 Lizzie Rosenthal ’94 Aviva and Dan Rosenthal Rahel and Jordan Rosner Madhumita Roy and Nilotpol Mitra Sandra Rubin and Steve Calem Lana Ryaboy and Alex Yazlovsky Susan Ryerson Lesley and Ole Christian Sand Abby Schneiderman ’98 Barbara and Eric Schone Evelyn and Steven Schulman Joanna Schwartz ’90 Dr. and Mrs. Ira Scott Suzanne and Roger Segalla Lindsay and Rene Sepulveda Reema and Umesh Shah Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shapiro Mr. George H. Shapiro Margaret Siebel and Stuart Brown Joanna Siegel and Jun Zhang Heidi and Marshall Sinick Elizabeth Slobasky ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith William Smith Kate Peterson and Matthew Solomon ’90

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Sarah Lichtman Spector ’90 and Edward Spector Jessica and George Springsteen Patty Steele and Joel Rudnick John Steever ’85 Abbe and Peter Steinglass Rhonda Stroud and Larry Nittler Stacey Suyat and Eric Silla Margaret Talbot and Arthur Allen Mrs. Jeffere Taylor Karla Taylor and Mike McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Thomas Kristin Thomas Tappan Kamaya Thompson M.J. and Herman Torres Andrea Townsend and Anders Agerskov Diane Vaughn and Prakash Patel Victor Vazquez-Vincent Patricia and Rory Veevers-Carter Vernetta and Terrell Walker Karen and Darwin Walker Eduardo Wallentin and Cristina Padrao Zheng Wang and Vitali Nazlymov Jennifer Webb ’08 Susan Webman and Larry Gottesman Arthur Weiss Ms. Elizabeth White and Mr. Alan Raphael Reed White Georgia Willie-Carnegie and Shafee Carnegie Deborah and Bryan Winter Andrea Wolfman and William Brighton Diana Wright ’65 Ian Yaffe ’05 Paula Young Young Shelton and Hilary Shelton Minqi Zeng and Tao Zhang Ran Zhou and Yan Sun Up to $250 Anonymous (9) Vanessa and Doug Abbott Anne and Ronald Abramson Jenny Abramson ’95 and Jake Maas Stacy Abramson ’89 Elizabeth and Abraham Adigun Elizabeth Ahlers ’03 Vinita Ahuja Walter Ailes Yeshimebet Alemseged Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Alexander Haidar Ali ’78 Leslie Allen and Gregory Foote

Jaber Altaki ’81 Dan Amernick ’88 Maryam Amirmajdi Veronica Ampey Jacob Anbinder ’10 Ana and Paul Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Brian Andrews Mrs. Marlene Andrews-Louttit Lindsey Antos Jessica Arendal ’02 Evan Argintar ’97 Christine Arnold-Lourie and Benjamin Lourie Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Aserkoff Tricia and Bobby Asher Katherine Atha ’07 Sheila Allen Avelin ’89 Raymond Avrutis ’59 Jessica Ba ’89 Ted Baab ’01 Amina Baaith Samantha ’86 and Matthew Babcock Caroline Babson ’95 Michelle Bacchus and Marc Van Allen Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Bacsinila Arwen Bain-Cosby ’91 Sharon and Siaka Bakayoko Lizzy Baker ’13 Laura Baldwin ’91 Laura Ballard Holly Balshem Timmy Balton ’13 Susan and Richard Bambach Phil Bansal Brenda Barbour and Laton Palmer Sarah Barillaro ’95 Betty Barker Betty Barnett Caitlin Barr ’05 Alice Barr ’06 Mrs. Imogene Talley Barrios Mary and Bertram Bartlett Dr. and Mrs. Mark Batshaw Elena Baylis and Donald Munro Susan and Ashby Beal Catherine Beal ’13 Mr. Charles Beard Rose Bednar and Lee Schachter Nicholas Beizer ’90 Johanna Bell ’94 Samuel Bell ’88 Susan and Joel Bell

Jane Benesch ’76 Ms. Lisa Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett Mrs. Lila Berger Barbara Bergman May Berkowitz Theodore Berlin ’04 Andrew Berman and David German Brooke Bernold ’00 Annie Bernstein ’06 David Bernstein ’85 Michael Bernstein ’04 Quincy Bernstine ’92 Barbara Betsock and Tristan Jorge Orellano Kathy Beusterien and Andrew Nicely Mrs. Barbara Bianchi Dunbar and Mr. Paul Bianchi Susan Biniaz and Robert Harris Kova Blake Dr. and Mrs. Claude Bloch Thomas Block ’81 Julia Blount ’08 Brian Bobo Daniel Bodansky ’02 Paul Bolstad Andrea Bosch and Richard Rinehart Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bourne Avery Boyce ’97 Alexander Boyce ’08 Marissa Boynton ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brach Matthew Bradley ’06 Megan Bradley ’07 Kate and Lorrie Bradley-Ferrall Rebekah Braswell ’99 Grant Braswell ’02 Marina and Philip Braswell Jan Braumuller Carolyn and Kevin Braxton Maya Braxton ’10 Shelley Brazier and Tom Williamson Katie Bartlett Brebbia ’95 Louise and Bruce Brennan Joyce Ann Brentley Krista Brentley ’94 Ben Breuer ’13 Sam Breuer ’10 Julia Broder ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brody Philip Bronstein ’08 Frances ’79 and Steven Brookner Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brooks

Carol Brooks and Peter Biersteker Mary and Chuck Brooks Bri Brown Taylor Brown Shannon Brownlee and Gregory Garcia Jane and Wayne Bryan Martin Bullock, Jr. Barbara and David Buonora Jeffrey Burchell ’92 Elaine Byergo and John Burghardt Katherine Byrd ’01 Geoff Byrne Diffy Campbell and Michael Trister Ms. Mary Campbell Rhona Campbell Elyssa Caplan ’03 Jenaro Cardona-Fox ’96 Robin Carr ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carroll Terence Carter ’97 Elizabeth and Todd Carter Mr. Mario Casarella Rita Castillo Paz Castillo-Ruiz and Dwight Hutchins Reid Chambers Ms. Hope Chambers Kristen Chasse Irica and James Cheeks Mr. and Mrs. Zalmon Chelec Ms. Carol Chelemer Camille Chesley ’01 Johanne and Paul Chévere Katharine Christenberry ’00 Gay Cioffi Victor Cirilo Michelle Clair ’98 Melissa Clark Marjorie Clark Susannah Clark ’13 Geoffrey Claussen ’97 Anne Clements Allison and Peter Cleveland Caroline Clifford Cori Coats Penelope Codrington Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cogen Edward Cohen Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cohen Michael Cohen ’05 Debra Lerner Cohen and Edward Cohen Phillip Cohen ’06 Mrs. Carole Cohen

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Donor Profile: Beano Solomon Her daughter, Virginia Solomon ’99, graduated 14 years ago, and GDS parent Beano Solomon remains an active donor to GDS. “I support GDS because all of these years—and schools—later, GDS remains the school that means the most to my daughter,” says Beano.

“I supported GDS when she went there to help grow and support the athletic program. I support it now because I feel strongly about all kids having access to the excellent program that GDS provides, regardless of income.”

From some of the first uniforms for GDS sports teams to funding for financial aid, Beano’s legacy at GDS is built on a history of philanthropy in her family. “My parents rolled up their sleeves and supported the causes that meant the most to them,” says Beano.

Both Beano and Virginia feel a strong connection to the GDS community. “GDS has been there for us through the years,” says Beano.

Adds Virginia: “GDS has been by far the most intellectually rigorous environment I have ever experienced. The combination of passion from the faculty and willingness to share excitement about ideas among the students make it a place that has indelibly shaped my life.”

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Antoine Colaco ’90 Natasha Cole-Leonard and Joe Leonard Kevin Collar Abigail Colucci ’90 Janet Hanson and Gary Conklin Paula and Kevin Connelly Joanne Connelly ’11 Kathryn and David Cook Alexander Cooper ’87 Allison Cooper ’92 Rev. and Mrs. John Cooper-Martin Katharine Corey ’00 Johannah Cornblatt ’05 Pat and Kevin Cornell Maureen Corrigan and Richard Yeselson Amy Cortina Julia Coventry ’13 Susanna Cowen ’97 Jocelyn and David Cox Rachel Coyne ’11 Megan Coyne ’05 Peter Coyne ’07 Samantha Crane ’00 Mr. and Mrs. William Crowdus Emily and Robert Culp Alcides Cummins Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 Julie Cunningham ’81 Caitlin Adams and Gary Cutler Eliza Dach ’13 Jennifer Daniels and Herrick Fox Jodi Danis and David Schenker Amba Datta ’99 Cecelia Davis Yka de Castillo Perry Degener Eric Deinoff ’98 Corazon dela Santa Maria dela Santa ’03 Arthur Delaney ’01 Robin Delany-Shabazz Jill Delston ’01 Erica DeMille Elizabeth Denevi and Randolph Carter Amanda Deringer LaKimba DeSadier Vyjayanti and Sanjay Desai Jennifer DeSimone Noami Devore ’93 Lauren Dickert Laisha Dismuke

ANNUAL FUND – GIFT CLUBS (cont.)

Jason Dixon ’98 Marina Djernaes and Steen Jorgensen Allison Dodge ’95 Mrs. Hattie Dorman Nichelle Dowell Skyler Doyle ’13 Judge and Mrs. Harmon Drew Rebecca Drobis ’95 Danielle DuCré Benjamin DuGoff ’96 Eva DuGoff ’98 Emily Dula Katherine Dunbar and Mark Levitch Topher Dunne Mrs. Judith Dworken Abraham Dyk ’00 Benjamin Dyson ’91 Tabitha Eagle ’75 Rasha Ebeid and Khaled Sakr Matthew Eddy Susie and Rick Edelson Denver Edwards Kaye Edwards Charles Edwards Rachel Eggleston ’08 Jamie Ehrlich ’01 Juliet Eilperin ’88 David Eisenberg ’00 Janann Eldredge ’90 Mrs. Joan Elkin Angela and Edison Elkins Dr. and Mrs. William Ellis Mrs. Magda El-Saifi Samuel Engel ’87 Mrs. Diana Engel Michael Eppler ’13 Mark Epstein Wendy and Morey Epstein Alexandra Epstein ’13 Karen Epstein Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Essaye Barbara Etkind and Jack Luxemburg Andrew Eugene ’09 Jennifer and Ronald Eugene Mr. and Mrs. William Ewald Lisa Fall Judy Falloon and Lee Helman Anne Hassenbusch Falvey ’75 Joel Feidelman Elaine Feidelman Nobue and Jason Feinman Marissa Feinsilver ’87

Rachel Feldman ’90 Ilana Feldman ’87 Debra Felix Diana Ferris ’76 Ms. Brittany Ferro Andrea Nix and Sean Fine ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fine Lois and Michael Fingerhut Joshua Fingerhut ’01 Kathryn Finley ’13 Meg Finn and David Michener Cindy Finn Susan Alpern Fisch and Ricky Fisch David Fischer ’01 Julia Fisher ’09 Rebecca Fishman ’86 and Henry Harris Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiske Skylar Flax-Davidson ’02 Wanda Fleming and David Gasperetti Joshua Foer ’00 Kim and Christopher Ford Mr. William Ford Pamela and Benson Forman Hunter Fortney ’11 Chris France Mr. Jonathan Fraser Monica and Thomas Friday Jeremy Fridling ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friedenson Aileen Mannix and Eric Friedenson Lorraine Friedman and Douglas Goldstein Jennifer Friedman ’01 Matt Friel Kevin Fung ’11 Brian Fung ’06 Elizabeth Gaines Alexis Gaines ’03 Anna Lipton Galbraith ’04 Gillian Galen ’97 Mr. and Mrs. James Galkin The Honorable Phyllis Gangel-Jacob and Prof. Bernard Jacob Robert Ganz ’90 Laura Garcia de Mendoza and Gustavo Hormiga Kenneth Gary ’91 Daniel Gati ’95 Sarah Geisler ’78 Bill George Robert Gerber ’61 Barbara and Charles Gholz Jessica and David Gillespie

Rachel Gilman ’02 Sam Gilman ’11 James Ginsburg ’83 Adam Glaser ’13 Sharyn Glickfield Amy Glickman ’90 Jennifer Gold and Edward Bird Stacy Gold Donna Goldbloom ’75 Alejandro Golding ’03 Scott Goldman ’00 Lee and Robert Goldman Elizabeth Goldmuntz ’79 Fatoumata Goodwin Mr. Joseph Gordon Jacqueline Gosby Marc Gottesman ’11 Aaron Gottesman ’12 Caroline Gottlieb ’13 Davlyn Grant ’03 Demetra and Donald Green Victor Green Anna Rose Greenberg ’13 Rochelle Greenberg Melanie and Lawrence Greenberg Elaine Greenstone Joan Gregoryk Mr. and Mrs. Burt Griffin Cristina Murphy Griffith ’87 Stacey and Sherlock Grigsby Jennifer Grollman ’90 James Grollman ’81 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Gross Lisa Gross ’00 Andréa Guedes and Marcelo Da Silva Monique ’90 and Sandy Gulino Courtney and Winston Gunter Raymond Gustini ’05 Ms. Doreen Guttenberg Gayle and Todd Hager Pat Hall ’13 Eric Halperin ’88 Sheri Halpern ’02 Nina Hammond Jason Hanerfeld ’13 David Hannallah ’90 Jane Hardin Daniel Guy Harman ’00 James Harmon Michele Harrington Stephen Harris Mr. Roger Hart and Mr. Rodger McHugh

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ANNUAL FUND – GIFT CLUBS (cont.)

Ezra Hausman ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hay Michael Desautels Alison Heasley Jenn Heffernan Ellen Heiman and Steven Agresta Amy and Eric Heist Constance and Richard Heitmeyer Mr. Thomas Helfand Andrew Hellman ’09 Peter Helman ’11 Alex Hemmer ’04 Karen Henderson ’73 Brian Hennessey ’00 Maile Hermida ’00 Jo Ann Hersh Joshua Hersh ’00 Aruni and Jayantha Hettipola Sharmen Hettipola ’13 Amber Hilliard ’00 Annie Hills ’13 Diane and Mark Hintz Leni Hirsch ’13 Oren Hirsch Elizabeth and Michael Hirsch Alexander Hirschhorn ’01 Alexander Hoffman ’97 Eve Hoffman ’05 Patrick Holland ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Holle Devin Hollinger ’17 Kevin Holmes ’78 Terry Hong and Gregor Bailar Kevin Hood Max Horowitz ’13 Melissa and Richard Houghton Brooke Houghton-Dorsey Laraine and Arthur House Marianna Houston ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Noel Howard Anna Howe Laura and Andrew Howell Julia Hudson Kathy Hudson Calder Hudson ’11 Ayanna Hudson ’89 Keith Hudspeth Karen and Richard Huff Taylor Hull Scot Hutchins Emily Hutson ’07 Andrew Hutson ’11

Susan and Kenneth Ikenberry Judith Ikle ’81 Lindsay Ransick Illsley ’94 Avital Ingber Samine Irigoien and Han Fraeters Juanita Irving ’90 Ayoka Jack Veronica and Alan Jackson Mrs. Barbara Jackson Marcus Jackson ’91 Rhonda Freeman Jackson ’80 and Edward Jackson Nicholas Jacobs ’90 Lindsey Jacobson Julian Jamison ’91 Regina and Erwin Jansen Norma and Christopher Jeffers Kimberly Jenkins-Chapman and Bryan Chapman Wendy Jennis and Douglas Mishkin Phebe Jensch and Donald Baur Ms. Myrtle Johns Rashida Johnson ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Maceso Johnson Donna Johnson Carroll Johnson-Welsh and Joseph Welsh Lauren Jonas ’01 Kim Jones and Aaron Muhammad Ava Jones ’02 Courtney Jones ’04 Denise Jones Gabriel Joselow ’01 Marissa Joseph ’07 Anne Joyce and Clifton Johnson Jackie Judd and Michael Shulman Aicha and Nooman Kacem Rimal Kacem ’05 Mary-Patricia Kadzik ’03 Lauren Thaler Kahn ’00 Marylou Kam-Cheong and Chan Tin Julia Kampelman-Stevenson ’75 and Andrew Stevenson David Kanarek ’06 Minneh and Bill Kane Eli Kaplan ’02 Mr. Robert Kaplan Alessandra Karam ’13 Alexandra Karlsson ’13 Xenia Karlsson ’13 Robin Karpfen Carrie and Daniel Kasper ’97 Sherry and Stuart Kaswell

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Dara Katz ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Katz Margaret Katz ’93 Deborah Katz Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keeley Suellen and Bruce Keiner Harriet Kendall ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kennedy Brendon Kenney ’87 Stephanie Kent Julia Lichtman Kepniss ’93 Dr. and Mrs. David Kerman Dee Kerr and Joseph Beshouri Katheryn Kerr Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kevles Beth Kevles Cyrus Kharas ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Shanta Khatkhate Evelyn Khoo Schwartz Amy ’90 and Quinn Killy Michelle Kim Brady Kirchberg ’01 Laura Klein ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klein Hilary Nover Klein ’86 and Steve Klein Lisa Kleine and James Meltsner Virginia Kling ’76 and Jonathan Greenbaum Miriam and Martin Kohn Daniel Kolker ’88 Carlyn Kolker ’94 Kay Kornman and Joel Goldberg Laurie Kramer David Kramer ’89 David Krucoff ’85 Shimareet and Dhruv Kumar Irena Kunovska and Mats Karlsson Jason Kutcher ’01 Peter Labourdette ’97 Rafael Labourdette ’99 Crystal and Arvind Lal Vlatka and Jonathan Landay Mr. and Mrs. Amor Lane Jill Lange ’04 Georgina Larkin ’90 Belinda Lartey and Kwame Pobee Nancy Lasater Stanley Lau Katherine Lawler Brandi Lawrence Gigi and Arthur Lazarus Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lazerow Wendy Leibowitz ’78

Winston Leong Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lerner Liz Goll Lerner Ilene and Michael Lerner Alexa and Jonathan Lerner Mrs. Audrey Zucker and Mr. Seymour Lesser Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Letchinger Lexi Levin ’10 Jamie Rose Levin ’05 Liz Levine ’02 Mrs. Catherine Levinson Barbara and David Levitt Paul Levy Christopher Levy Will Ley Judith Lichtenberg and David Luban Annika Lindgren ’02 Rachel Weston Linnemann ’99 Courtney Linsky ’03 Scott Lipnick ’01 Andy Lipps Todd Liu Emily Livelli Michael Lloyd ’82 Devra Lobel ’00 Elena Lobo ’04 Carolyn Lockie Helen Louise Loennig ’86 Marjorie Loennig Laura and Christopher Loftus Julie and Brian Lonardo Laura London ’07 David London ’10 Gabrielle Loperfido Mrs. Carole Lougheed David Lublin ’86 Jacqueline Lyons Noah Lyons ’13 Conor Mack ’98 Lynne Mackay-Atha and Donald Atha Tricia MacKay-Monheim and Eric Monheim Mr. and Mrs. Allan Madnick Jim Mahady Marian Makins ’98 Mitchell Malasky ’04 Dari Malloy ’83 Mr. and Mrs. Stan Malm Elisheva Marcus ’94 Amy Margolies ’00 Linda Marison Joshua Marks ’91 Polly Martin

Carolyn and Harold Martin Mr. Norman Masri Veronique Mattei Susan Matthews Patricia McCole Elizabeth McDermott and Thomas Mostowy Mr. Joseph McGowan Louise McIlhenny and Hugh Riddleberger Ms. Patricia McKenzie Sharon and Ralphaello McKeython Aja McKeython ’13 Ivy McLemore Kendal Culp McManus ’90 Kimberly McMillan Julia Davis Mead ’01 and Nelson Mead Benjamin Means ’91 Mrs. Jeanne Medina Jenny Medvene-Collins ’04 Seth Menell ’97 Benjamin Messner ’08 Matthew Mettille Mrs. Beatrice Meyerson and Mr. John LeMoyne Ellicott Megumi and Christopher Meyerson William Miezan Mr. and Mrs. Carl Migdail Andrew Migdail ’04 Adam Milch ’00 Hannah Milch ’01 HarDisha and Ransom Miller Rebecca Miller ’92 Daniel Miller ’05 Harrison Miller ’04 Susan and Leonard Miller Kay Miller Diane Millman Joanna Millstein ’13 Kenny Miluk Arielle Mishkin ’06 Frances Mitchell ’02 Ms. Carol Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Ian Modelevsky Kate Moffett ’00 Zita Moghadam ’17 Arshad Mohammed Charlene Moon Mary Beth Moore and Douglas Ruby Tessa Adelaide Morgan ’77 Kelly Morris Nina Morrison ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moskowitz Dr. and Mrs. David Munro

Susannah Myerson ’94 Claudia and Michael Nagan Lauren Levien Nagin ’01 Ron Nahr Claudia Naim ’04 Yolanda and Salim Nashid Paul Nass Lisa and Chuck Natanson Githa and Arun Natarajan Jonathan Nathan ’90 Eddie Neal Damali Neal ’91 Mrs. Marilyn Neely Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nerenberg Tricia Nevarez Kirstiaan and John Nevin Harold Newton Maia Gemmill and Daniel Nexon ’91 Nguyen Nguyen Deirdre Nicholson Sarah Nissim ’96 Alex Nutman ’10 Eloise Obadia and Stefano Curto Barbara O’Brien and David Hinshelwood Christine O’Connell ’04 Filiz and Vedat Odabas-Geldiay Denise Odell ’84 Soyoung and Albert Oh Michel Woodard Ohly ’93 Ronni and Eric ’89 Oppenheim Andrew Oram ’73 Andrew Orchin ’86 Janine Orchin ’86 Joshua Orenstein ’86 Karen and Jan Orenstein Mrs. Reba Orszag Jacob Osterhout ’98 Jeannette Osterhout ’00 Stacey and Elbert Ouzts Leslie and Benjamin Page Cordenia Paige ’83 Freeman Palmer ’75 Mark Paradis Susan and Jeffrey Parker Elizabeth Parkinson-Wyner and Joshua Wyner Naomi Parnes ’05 Steve Parnell Sonija Parson ’02 Catherine Pearson Skylé and Kalim Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perretta

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ANNUAL FUND – GIFT CLUBS (cont.)

Margaret and Sandy Pfunder Tanya Phattiyakul ’97 Jan and Eugene Philhower Leslie Phillips Joanna Phinney Theresa Pickard ’99 Geraldine Pilzer Sarah Pilzer ’01 Kim and Anthony Pimenta Sheila Pires and Kathy Lazear Monica and Umberto Pisoni Mia Plehn ’95 Benjamin Pockros ’13 Julie Polinger ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pollak Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Eli Pozez ’13 Margaret Athey Press ’93 Nicole and Craig Preston Maribel Prieto and Eduardo Gonzalez Rebecca Prime and David Bloch Nick Prout Nina Prytula Jonathan Psotka ’01 Kristine Pumphrey ’96 Cynthia Putchat and Jeff Kamen Tracey Pyles ’82 Heather Quinn and Laura Shores Reena and Jeffrey Racki Mr. and Mrs. Richard Randall Jennifer Randolph ’81 Alisa Rashish ’76 Heather Ratner ’13 Lisa Rauschart Patricia and Kent Ravenscroft Maaike Ravesteijn ’09 Sofie Ravesteijn ’13 Tamara Razi and Peter Lewis Geraldine Rebach Katie Redmond Sarah Redmond Robert Reed ’91 Wittney Reed ’12 Mrs. Joan Ress Reeves Diana Rehfeldt Julia Reischel ’00 Mrs. Takoohy Reizian Philip Reno ’90 Anna Rhymes Joan Braden Ridder ’72 James Riddleberger ’05 Leah Rinaldi ’00

Maya Rinehart ’16 Nina Hammond Ritch ’95 Clay Roberson Patricia and Maurice Robinson, Jr. Bonnie Robin-Vergeer and Vytas Vergeer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rockafellow Beth Rogan ’01 Mrs. Barbara Rollinson Michael Rolnick ’83 Diane Rosen Alejandro Rosenberg ’98 Beryl Howell and Michael Rosenfeld ’74 Carolyn Rosenthal ’05 Douglas Rosenthal ’00 Erica and Douglas Rosenthal Dorothy and Stanford Ross Deena and Anthony Roth Vince Rowe Bruce Ruble Dianne Rudo and Andrew Gilman Kate Rueter Jack Rushford ’13 Anthony Russell, Jr. Rebecca Russell-Einhorn ’06 Jamie Rutenberg ’03 Izabela Rutkowska and Michal Rutkowski Nicholas Ryan Carolyn and Peter Saba Yvonne Sabban Carly Salaman ’95 Holly Holt Salb and John Salb Shirin Fleischmann Salerno ’01 Lida Salmani Ryan Samuel ’96 Sarah Berger Sandelius ’95 Diann and Waydal Sanderson Marc Sandler ’02 Jessica Sanet ’98 Sherill and David Sanger Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sanger Mrs. Gloria Sapiro Kennari Sargent and David Birdsey Elizabeth Schachter ’04 Mandy Schack Michael Schaffer ’91 Barney Schecter ’81 Kate Schecter ’77 and Aaron Roth Anne and Barry Schenof Jennifer Scher ’86 Christy Schmidt Lisa and Mark Schneider Mrs. Sandra Schneiderman

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Gary Schoales Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Schone Nina and Carmi Schooler Anya Schoolman and Barry Lynn Nancy Schreiber ’84 Karen Schwartz Rhonda Schwartz and Steve Wermiel Leland Schwartz Deirdre Schwiesow ’85 Katie Scott Kim Scott Richard Scully Katherine Sedaka ’01 Alison Peppers Seese Mr. Roger Segalla Dorothy Seidel ’04 Laura Seidel ’02 and Arthur Delaney ’01 Eva Seligman ’03 Sydney Selzer ’03 Adam Sexton ’82 Neha Shah ’13 Ann Shalleck and James Klein Lisa and Jay Shambaugh Jo Ann Shaner and Reza Malek-Madani jon sharp Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw Adam Shear ’89 Sonia and James Shelton Gail Shepherd-Smith and Rudolph Smith Clay Shields ’84 Sarah Shohet and John Mikhail Kathy Shollenberger Michael Sidgmore ’07 Ferima Sidibe ’04 Galia Siegel ’85 Joshua Siegel ’01 Noah Siegel ’04 Maggie Siena ’81 Lawrence Silber ’75 Joel Silberman ’01 Justin Silver ’97 Brendon Silver ’00 Sarah Silverstone ’94 Mr. Jonathan Silverthorne Darren Silvis David Simms ’78 Matthew Simonson ’04 Anne Katahira-Sims and Chancellor Sims Albert Slawsky ’65 Beth and Leonard Sloan Caroline Russell Smith ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Smith

Nelson Smith Atiya Ranee Smith ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith Teresa Smith Evan Smith Nicole Smith-Jones and Jason Jones Tracy Solomon ’77 Mr. Jerry Solomon Jan Solomon and Kenneth Simonson ’70 Julie Solomon ’13 Katharine Sonnenberg ’82 Carlos Soriano Adam Spector ’00 Elana Spector ’22 Brooke Spellman ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sperl Thomas Spilsbury Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spindel Alexandra ’97 and Matthew ’94 Squire Nevzer Stacey Susan Staines Natalie Starr Jeffrey Stein ’97 Alea Stein ’05 Joanna Steinglass ’89 Virginia and Robert Stern Ed Stern Elizabeth Sternberg ’75 Jane Stewart and David Balton Sarah Stillman ’02 Jim Stillwell Aden Stinebrickner-Kauffman Danny Stock Anne and Herbert Stone Jerilyn and Alan Stone Phoebe Stone ’00 Ximena Suarez-de-Cornejo Nura Suleiman ’03 Andrew Sunderland ’01 Lida Sunderland ’03 Gemma Suñé Minguella Jennifer Swedish ’97 Kristin Swedish ’97 Julia Sweig and Reed Thompson Ayano and Hajime Takizawa Joan and Mark Tannenbaum Jonathan Tannenwald ’02 Patrick Tansor ’95 Jennifer Rothberg Tanzi ’97 Danielle Tarantolo ’97 Andrew Tassler ’95 Nahid Tayebi and Kazem Kazempour

Joann Taylor Amy and Simeon Taylor Michael Taylor ’01 Alison Taylor RaeCarole Tekeste ’74 Michael Telis ’04 Alexander Telis ’01 Jerry Tersoff ’73 Ira Thavendrarajah Leah Thayer Mr. Robert Then Vassili Thomadakis ’92 Mrs. Jean Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas Yvette Thomas Anita Thomas and Anthony Shepherd Jake Thomsen Rebekah Parker Thomson ’94 Annie Thrower-Patterson Elliott Thurston ’78 Jan and Seth Tievsky Thomas Tillotson ’93 Gretchen and Tom Toles Laura Tolliver Mercedes Tolve ’97 Laura Tomasko ’02 Julia Tomasko ’05 Aaron Tracy ’98 Jeff Trembly Robin Spragens Trepanier ’88 Karen Trister Grace ’87 and Peter Grace Jennifer Tuerk ’89 Brenda Turnbull and Robert Tomasko Brinley Schwartz Turner ’90 Marion and Michael Usher Jessica Valner and David Flohr Karin van der Cammen Vildan and Jos Verbeek David Vernon ’02 Nancy Foltz Vest ’62 Jessie Vinik ’01 and Andrew Sunderland ’01 Nicholas Viorst ’81 Nathan Vish Martha and Ian Volner Gambrill Hollister Wagner ’88 William Wallace ’05 AnDi Vicky Wang Alec Ward ’13 Gabrielle Washington ’99 Maria Watson Margery Waxman

Janis and James Webb Daniel Weidenfeld ’00 Stacy Sherwat Weinberger ’89 Jonathan Weinrieb ’90 Michele and Mark Weinstein Megan Weintraub ’95 Peter Weiss ’01 A.J. Weissbard ’91 Jody Welsh Michael Wenthe Christina Whatley ’07 Schatar Sapphira White ’88 Pamela and Herman Whitter Erica Whoie Mrs. Karla Widra Derek Wiebenson ’91 Leslie Williams Lindsay Williams ’97 Carolyn Douglas Williams Robert Williams ’93 Damien Williams ’00 Colleen and Bryan Williams Mr. and Mrs. George Willie Oveta Willie-Jenkins Charaun Wills Julie Wilson ’03 Darrick Wilson ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wimberly Carol and Michael Winer Matthew Winer ’04 Mrs. Eugenia Winters Denise and Freddie Wofford Muriel Wolf Mimi Wolford Mr. and Mrs. David Wolsk Leah Wortham and Eric Hirschhorn Julia Wright and Peter Shapiro Susan Wright Stephen Wright Shari Murphy Wynn ’79 Sharon Yanagi and Alan Yu Julia and Smith Yewell Thomas Yoder Mr. and Mrs. Young Azeem Zainulbhai ’00 Judith and Donald Zauderer Dr. Vincent Zehren Ronit Zemel ’10 Xueying Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Zimmerman Lynn Zuckerman

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SPECIAL THANKS

GDS would like to extend a very special thank you to those members of the community who have made multi-year commitments equaling $10,000 or more per year in support of myriad programs and initiatives including four-year commitments to financial aid. These donors understand the importance of planning, innovation, excellence and community. Thank you!

Commitments of $100,000 and Up Anonymous (2) Elizabeth and David Carmen Lammot J. du Pont Angela and Joel Glazer Karen and Ethan Leder Nancy Lemann and Mark Clein Laura Wertheimer and Andrew Pincus

Commitments of $50,000 - $99,999 Emily Bloomfield and Byron Auguste Mary Dickie and Leslie Dach Monica and David Dixon Amy Dixon and Gregg LoCascio Kate Koffman and Sid Banerjee Cathy MacNeil-Hollinger and Mark Hollinger Vicki and Jim Margolis Sheri and Rob Rosenfeld Jane and Bill Stetson Catherine and Tom Strong Anna Swerdel and Jonathan Rich Kate and Brad Vogt Pat and Eric Widra

Commitments Up to $49,999 Jed Nussdorf ’98 Anupama and Matthew Tate

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CLASS OF 2013 SENIOR GIFT FOR SOLAR INITIATIVES Allison Abner and Gene Sperling Janice Ackerman and Gary Bronstein Laura and Charles Anderson Lynnwood Andrews and Jack Cushman Linda and James Avery Andrea Baier and Christopher Zehren Olivia and Bill Baker Janice Barksdale Diane and Scott Bassett Anne Beard and Stephen Fails Susan and Joel Bell Philippa Benson and Benjamin Xu Melinda Bieber and Norman Pozez Nancy Robinson Breuer and Lanny Breuer Wanda and Akari Brown Norma Brown Cherie Bulluck Toni and Dwight Bush Anne ’77 and Matthew ’78 Cafritz Carol Carter and Charles Glaser Sharmini Coorey and John Hicklin Jocelyn and David Cox Maria Dalupan and Yves Balcer Laurie Davis and Joseph Sellers Diana de Brito and Jonathan Gottlieb Mary Dickie and Leslie Dach Mary Douglas and James Dick Cynthia Dunbar and Charles Cerf Laura and Jonathan Dworken Betsy and Sid Edelmann Mary Ellis and Christopher Foley Resa and David Eppler Katherine and Bob Eustice Asli Everett and Patrick Carome Robin and Roger Feldman

Elizabeth ’86 and Christopher Finley Sharon and Adrian Forsyth Rita Gama and Ednaldo Silva Jamie Gangel and Daniel Silva Fatoumata Goodwin Sue and Lenny Gordon Brenda Gruss and Daniel Hirsch John Guttmann Catherine and Joseph Hall Robin and Harvey Hanerfeld Karen Hendrixson and Robert Sharer Aruni and Jayantha Hettipola Joslyn and Stephen Hills Peggy and Richard Holland Lisa Hook and Peter Gillon Sandy and Al Horowitz Tracey Hughes and David Stern Jane Humpstone and Courtney Ward Vicki and Charley Hutson Jennifer Johnson-Calari and Cesare Calari Marylou Kam-Cheong and Chan Tin Janice Kaplan and Michael Allen Ana and Philippe Karam Carole and Paul Katinas Sarah Keegan and Joel Davis Beth Kevles J. William Koegel, Jr. Stacey and Daniel Kohl Ellen Krieger and Gary Ratner Sookie and Clyde Kunst Laura and Barry Levine Debra Long-Doyle and Robert Doyle Hilda and Edward Maibach Ruth Marcus and Jon Leibowitz Sharon and Ralphaello McKeython

Elaine Metlin and Andrew Clark Jill Rosenbaum Meyer and Richard Meyer Ellen Mignoni Marcia Miller and Joe (Vibhu) Malhotra Paula and John Millian Carolyn and Jim Millstein Laura Montgomery and Mark Botti Lisa and David Mould Debony Hughes and Leroy Nesbitt ’78 Patricia Neuman and Perry Pockros Barbara O’Brien and David Hinshelwood Gina Pervall Michele Pollak and Michael Letchinger Elizabeth and Hans Ravesteijn Sheri and Rob Rosenfeld Allison Rumsey and James Emery Susan and Peter Rushford Carolyn and Peter Saba Lesley and Ole Christian Sand Reema and Umesh Shah Debbie Shrager and Scott Ableman Pankaj Sinha Cathy and Bob Solomon Joci Spector and John Coventry Sherry Sprague and Gary Guzy Jessica and George Springsteen Alissa Stern and Louis Boorstin Kathy and Tim Summers Joyce Thornhill and Joshua Gotbaum Artemiz Turunc-Akyatan and Zuhtu Akyatan Patricia and Rory Veevers-Carter Stephanie and Arnim von Friedeburg Lalage Wakefield and Eric Finzi Vernetta and Terrell Walker Paula Young Shelton and Hilary Shelton

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CLASS OF 2013 LAUNCHES THE YOUNG ALUMNI FIVE-YEAR FUND!

ALUMNI GIVING

BY CLASS

With nearly half of the graduating seniors participating in its inaugural year, the Young Alumni Five-Year Fund is off to an impressive start. Thank you, Class of 2013!

Class of 2012 - 2% participation Aaron Gottesman Wittney Reed

Each member of the GDS Class of 2013 was asked by Russell and fellow classmates serving on the Senior Gift Committee to pledge $20.13 each year to GDS for the next five years. This commitment demonstrates the seniors’ dedication to our mission and the programs that have directly impacted their lives.

GDS thrives because of the generosity of its community and is proud of the commitment of these—our youngest—alumni to support the next generation of students.

Class of 2013 Senior Gift Committee Student Co-Chairs Ben Breuer Michael Eppler Robert Augustine Catherine Beal Tessa Cafritz Anna Cerf Eliza Dach Darwin Forsyth Sharmen Hettipola Annie Hills Leni Hirsch Hudson Kaplan-Allen Alexandra Karlsson Samantha Kohl Emma Leibowitz Daniel Meyer Joanna Millstein Sofie Ravesteijn Caleb Shelton Tiana Walker

Class of 2013 Giving 47% participation Lizzy Baker Christine Balcer Timmy Balton Taylor Barksdale Catherine Beal Zoe Beard-Fails Ben Breuer Elisabeth Cafritz Susannah Clark Julia Coventry Eliza Dach Skyler Doyle Sophie Emery Michael Eppler Alexandra Epstein Will Feldman Kathryn Finley Marc Finzi Elizabeth Foley Darwin Forsyth Zack Freeling Adam Glaser Mariama Goodwin Jordan Gotbaum Caroline Gottlieb Zander Guzy-Sprague Pat Hall Jason Hanerfeld Sharmen Hettipola Annie Hills

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Leni Hirsch Patrick Holland Max Horowitz Hudson Kaplan-Allen Alessandra Karam Alexandra Karlsson Xenia Karlsson Nicholas Lal Emma Leibowitz Will Letchinger Noah Lyons Lauren Malhotra Aja McKeython Dan Meyer Joanna Millstein Myrtle Morris Lydia Petersen Benjamin Phillips Benjamin Pockros Eli Pozez Heather Ratner Sofie Ravesteijn Grayson Rosenfeld Jack Rushford Michael Salzman Neha Shah Nathaniel Sharer Julie Solomon Frannie von Friedeburg Tiana Walker Alec Ward Amelia Zhao

Class of 2011 - 11% participation Joanne Connelly Rachel Coyne Hunter Fortney Jeremy Fridling Kevin Fung Sam Gilman Marc Gottesman Peter Helman Phillip Hsu Calder Hudson Andrew Hutson Steven Jaffe Class of 2010 - 7% participation Jacob Anbinder Maya Braxton Sam Breuer William Dean Lexi Levin David London Alex Nutman Ronit Zemel Class of 2009 - 4% participation Ryan Eugene Julia Fisher Andrew Hellman Maaike Ravesteijn Class of 2008 - 8% participation Julia Blount Alexander Boyce Philip Bronstein Rachel Eggleston Rachel Gelman Alexander Hsu Benjamin Messner Megan Panzer Jennifer Webb Class of 2007 - 7% participation Katherine Atha Megan Bradley Peter Coyne Emily Hutson

Marissa Joseph Laura London Michael Sidgmore Christina Whatley Class of 2006 - 11% participation Anonymous Alice Barr Annie Bernstein Matthew Bradley Phillip Cohen Laura Dean Brian Fung David Kanarek Arielle Mishkin Michael Panzer Joshua Pincus Rebecca Russell-Einhorn Max Zuckerman Class of 2005 - 16% participation Caitlin Barr Michael Cohen Johannah Cornblatt Megan Coyne Sarah Gelman Raymond Gustini Eve Hoffman Rimal Kacem Jamie Rose Levin Daniel Miller Naomi Parnes James Riddleberger Carolyn Rosenthal Alea Stein Julia Tomasko William Wallace Ian Yaffe Class of 2004 - 22% participation Theodore Berlin Michael Bernstein Julia Broder Anna Lipton Galbraith Alex Hemmer Courtney Jones Cyrus Kharas Jill Lange Elena Lobo Mitchell Malasky Jenny Medvene-Collins Andrew Migdail Harrison Miller Claudia Naim Christine O’Connell Laura Rabinovitz Elizabeth Schachter

Dorothy Seidel Ferima Sidibe Noah Siegel Matthew Simonson Michael Telis Matthew Winer Class of 2003 - 15% participation Elizabeth Ahlers Elyssa Caplan Jaclyn Cohen Regina dela Santa Alexis Gaines Alejandro Golding Davlyn Grant Mary-Patricia Kadzik Daniel Krauthammer Courtney Linsky Jamie Rutenberg Eva Seligman Sydney Selzer Nura Suleiman Lida Sunderland Julie Wilson Class of 2002 - 20% participation Jessica Arendal Daniel Bodansky Grant Braswell Robin Carr Randall Carter Benjamin Dean Skylar Flax-Davidson Asher Gelman Rachel Gilman Sheri Halpern Marianna Houston Ava Jones Eli Kaplan Liz Levine Annika Lindgren Frances Mitchell Sonija Parson Marc Sandler Laura Seidel Sarah Stillman Jonathan Tannenwald Laura Tomasko David Vernon Class of 2001 - 32% participation Ted Baab Jessica Berenson Marissa Boynton Katherine Byrd Camille Chesley Jonathan Cooper

Arthur Delaney Jill Delston Jamie Ehrlich Joshua Fingerhut David Fischer Jennifer Friedman Alexander Hirschhorn Lauren Jonas Gabriel Joselow Brady Kirchberg Jason Kutcher Scott Lipnick Julia Davis Mead Hannah Milch Lauren Levien Nagin Sarah Pilzer Julie Polinger Jonathan Psotka Beth Rogan Eli Rosenbaum Shirin Fleischmann Salerno Katherine Sedaka Joshua Siegel Joel Silberman Andrew Sunderland Michael Taylor Alexander Telis Jessie Vinik Peter Weiss Rachel Winnik Yavinsky Class of 2000 - 29% participation Mark Berenson Brooke Bernold Katharine Christenberry Katharine Corey Samantha Crane Abraham Dyk David Eisenberg Joshua Foer Alison Kadzik Gathright Scott Goldman Lisa Gross Daniel Guy Harman Brian Hennessey Maile Hermida Joshua Hersh Amber Hilliard Lauren Thaler Kahn Devra Lobel Amy Margolies Adam Milch Kate Moffett Benjamin Nussdorf Jeannette Osterhout Julia Reischel Leah Rinaldi

Sarah Rogan Douglas Rosenthal Brendon Silver Adam Spector Phoebe Stone Daniel Weidenfeld Damien Williams Azeem Zainulbhai Class of 1999 - 11% participation Rebekah Braswell Amba Datta Samantha Holloway Rafael Labourdette Matthew Levine Rachel Weston Linnemann Theresa Pickard Atiya Ranee Smith Virginia Solomon Margaret Trias Gabrielle Washington Class of 1998 - 18% participation Alexander Berger Michelle Clair Leah Daniels Eric Deinoff Jason Dixon Jonathan Drobis Eva DuGoff Samantha Fischer David Goldberg Jeremy Levitt Conor Mack Marian Makins Michael Miller Jed Nussdorf Jacob Osterhout Alejandro Rosenberg Stephanie Rosenthal Andrea Lebbin Rubinfeld Jessica Sanet Abby Schneiderman Aaron Tracy Class of 1997 - 25% participation Evan Argintar Avery Boyce Terence Carter Geoffrey Claussen Susanna Cowen Elan Daniels Gillian Galen Alexander Hoffman Lisa Berenson Hurst Daniel Kasper Peter Labourdette

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ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS (cont.)

Jamie Lawrence Seth Menell Rebecca Mishuris Nora Nathan Tanya Phattiyakul Melanie Pontz Daniel Sharfman Justin Silver Elizabeth Slobasky Alexandra Squire Jeffrey Stein Jennifer Swedish Kristin Swedish Jennifer Rothberg Tanzi Danielle Tarantolo Mercedes Tolve Lindsay Williams Class of 1996 - 6% participation Anonymous Jenaro Cardona-Fox Ben DuGoff Sarah Nissim Kristine Pumphrey Marc Rabinovitz Ryan Samuel Class of 1995 - 22% participation Jenny Abramson Caroline Babson Sarah Barillaro Katie Bartlett Brebbia Benjamin Britton Allison Dodge Rebecca Drobis Daniel Gati Scott Glosserman Harriet Kendall Mia Plehn Nina Hammond Ritch Michael Sachse Carly Salaman Sarah Berger Sandelius Brian Steinwurtzel Patrick Tansor Andrew Tassler Megan Weintraub Class of 1994 - 12% participation Johanna Bell Krista Brentley Matthew Clement Robin Friedman Lindsay Ransick Illsley

Carlyn Kolker Elisheva Marcus Susannah Myerson Lizzie Rosenthal Sarah Silverstone Matthew Squire Rebekah Parker Thomson Class of 1993 - 14% participation Laurie Cohen Noami Devore Amanda Farber Jefferson Gramm Rebecca Haskins Dara Katz Margaret Katz Julia Lichtman Kepniss Eric Menell Michel Woodard Ohly Jennifer Popek Margaret Athey Press Thomas Tillotson Robert Williams Class of 1992 - 13% participation Quincy Bernstine Eve Harmon Bould Jeffrey Burchell Allison Cooper Sean Fine Franklin Foer Marc Glosserman Tamara Wilds Lawson Rebecca Miller Sarah and Alexis Mitchell Vassili Thomadakis Class of 1991 - 23% participation Arwen Bain-Cosby Laura Baldwin Benjamin Dyson Deborah Berger Fox Kenneth Gary Marcus Jackson Julian Jamison Rashida Johnson Joshua Marks Knox McIlwain Benjamin Means Damali Neal Daniel Nexon Amy Oberdorfer Nyberg Robert Reed Charles Samenow

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Michael Schaffer A.J. Weissbard Derek Wiebenson Class of 1990 - 31% participation Nicholas Beizer Leila Bremer Antoine Colaco Abigail Colucci Janann Eldredge Rachel Feldman Robert Ganz Amy Glickman Melissa Green Jennifer Grollman Monique Gulino David Hannallah Juanita Irving Nicholas Jacobs Jonathan Jeffress Matthew Kaminski Jessica Keimowitz Amy Killy Georgina Larkin Kendal Culp McManus Jonathan Nathan Sarah Perlman Paulsen Michael Quint Philip Reno Marc Rieffel Joanna Schwartz Caroline Russell Smith Matthew Solomon Sarah Lichtman Spector Sarah Stettinius Brinley Schwartz Turner Jonathan Weinrieb Class of 1989 - 17% participation Stacy Abramson Sheila Allen Avelin Jessica Ba James Harmon Ayanna Hudson David Kramer Eric Oppenheim Nicolette Romano Adam Shear Brooke Spellman Joanna Steinglass Jennifer Tuerk John Vibert Stacy Sherwat Weinberger Sondra Novick Wolff

Class of 1988 - 20% participation Natalie Adler Nizam Ali Tamer Amr Dan Amernick Samuel Bell Juliet Eilperin Eric Halperin John Hockmeyer Aimee Kohn Daniel Kolker Nina Morrison Hayley Gordon Pivato Scott Renschler Robin Spragens Trepanier Gambrill Hollister Wagner Schatar Sapphira White Class of 1987 - 24% participation Anonymous Alexander Cooper Samuel Engel Marissa Feinsilver Ilana Feldman Gina Gionfriddo Cristina Murphy Griffith Miriam Ikle-Khalsa Robert Kaplan Brendon Kenney Kasia Mendelsohn David Mode Melanie Nix Elizabeth Pitofsky Edward Quint Karen Trister Grace Douglas Usher Class of 1986 - 17% participation Samantha Babcock Sarah de Ferranti Elizabeth Finley Rebecca Fishman Ayoka Neal Jack Hilary Nover Klein Helen Louise Loennig David Lublin Andrew Orchin Janine Orchin Joshua Orenstein Jennifer Scher Class of 1985 - 19% participation Jessica Bauman David Bernstein

Lane Blumenfeld Lexa Edsall Nicole Erb Robin Friedman Daniel Hamilton David Krucoff Rachel Marcus Adam Oppenheim Michael Rosenman Deirdre Schwiesow Galia Siegel Erik Smulson John Steever Class of 1984 - 7% participation Alfredo Apolloni Denise Odell Nancy Schreiber Kevin Sheekey Clay Shields Class of 1983 - 11% participation James Ginsburg Amy Jeffress Andrea Kirstein Dari Malloy Cordenia Paige Michael Rolnick Adam Wegner Class of 1982 - 13% participation Coleman Bazelon Elizabeth Carty Michael Lenkin Stephen Lewis

Michael Lloyd Andrew Mergen Tracey Pyles Adam Sexton Katharine Sonnenberg Class of 1981 - 19% participation Jaber Altaki Thomas Block Julie Cunningham James Grollman Ezra Hausman Marshall Horowitz Judith Ikle Jennifer Randolph Barney Schecter Maggie Siena Nicholas Viorst Class of 1980 - 7% participation Kamal Ali Andrew Engel Jean Skelton Fraser Rhonda Freeman Jackson Class of 1979 - 12% participation Frances Brookner Ralph Cunningham Elizabeth Goldmuntz Danny Lewin Jamie Raskin Scott Shepperd Shari Murphy Wynn

Class of 1978 - 19% participation Haidar Ali Sarah Geisler Kevin Holmes Wendy Leibowitz Ann Walker Marchant Leroy Nesbitt David Simms Elliott Thurston David Wallack Class of 1977 - 9% participation Elliot Cafritz Edward Lazarus Tessa Adelaide Morgan Kate Schecter Tracy Solomon Class of 1976 - 15% Jane Benesch Sue Cohn Diana Ferris Mary Houghton Virginia Kling Alisa Rashish Darrick Wilson Class of 1975 - 21% participation Anonymous Tabitha Eagle Anne Hassenbusch Falvey Donna Goldbloom Guian Heintzen Julia Kampelman-Stevenson Laura Klein

Freeman Palmer Tracy Pilzer Lawrence Silber Elizabeth Sternberg Sheryl Swankin Jennet Walker Class of 1974 - 13% participation Ronald Maxwell Michael Rosenfeld RaeCarole Tekeste Class of 1973 - 14% Karen Henderson Andrew Oram Jerry Tersoff Class of 1972 - 8% participation Joan Braden Ridder Class of 1970 - 7% participation Raymond Avrutis Michael Berenson Robert Gerber Frank Johnson Quentin Meyer Dennis Ratner Prentiss Robinson Sherman Robinson John Runyon Kenneth Simonson Albert Slawsky Nancy Foltz Vest Diana Wright

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ALUMNI GIVING - CONSECUTIVE YEARS GDS alumni from across the county and across the world stay connected to Georgetown Day School through social media, events, and philanthropy. GDS gratefully acknowledges the commitment and generosity of our most loyal alumni who support the School year after year.

20 Years or More Kamal Ali ’80 Jessica Bauman ’85 Lane Blumenfeld ’85 Eve Harmon Bould ’92 Sue Cohn ’76 Andrew Engel ’80 Diana Ferris ’76 Gina Gionfriddo ’87 Rhonda Freeman Jackson ’80 Jessica Keimowitz ’90 Virginia Kling ’76 Aimee Kohn ’88 Michael Lenkin ’82 Stephen Lewis ’82 Helen Louise Loennig ’86 Ronald Maxwell ’74 Tracy Pilzer ’75 Scott Renschler ’88 Sherman Robinson ’61 Kenneth Simonson ’70 Katharine Sonnenberg ’82 David Wallack ’78 15-19 Years Tessa Adelaide Morgan ’77 Raymond Avrutis ’59 Coleman Bazelon ’82 Michelle Clair ’98 Antoine Colaco ’90 Abigail Colucci ’90 Ralph Cunningham ’79 Marc Glosserman ’92 Scott Glosserman ’95 Eric Halperin ’88 Marshall Horowitz ’81 Mary Houghton ’76 Caleb Kramer ’87 Georgina Larkin ’90 Alexis Mitchell ’92 Susannah Myerson ’94 Sondra Novick Wolff ’89 Denise Odell ’84 Andrew Oram ’73 Edward Quint ’87 Carly Salaman ’95

Nancy Schreiber ’84 Kevin Sheekey ’84 John Steever ’85 Sarah Stettinius ’90 Sheryl Swankin ’75 Douglas Usher ’87 Ann Walker Marchant ’78 Adam Wegner ’83 10-14 Years Nizam Ali ’88 Sheila Allen Avelin ’89 Margaret Athey Press ’93 Katie Bartlett Brebbia ’95 Johanna Bell ’94 Lisa Berenson Hurst ’97 Sarah Berger Sandelius ’95 Daniel Bodansky ’02 Rebekah Braswell ’99 Leila Bremer ’90 Krista Brentley ’94 Frances Brookner ’79 Matthew Clement ’94 Laurie Cohen ’93 Alexander Cooper ’87 Benjamin DuGoff ’96 Eva DuGoff ’98 Rebecca Fishman ’86 Franklin Foer ’92 Robin Friedman ’85 Melissa Green ’90 Monique Gulino ’90 Daniel Hamilton ’85 Anne Hassenbusch Falvey ’75 Julian Jamison ’91 Frank Johnson ’61 Carlyn Kolker ’94 Jamie Lawrence ’97 Jeremy Levitt ’98 Sarah Lichtman Spector ’90 Julia Lichtman Kepniss ’93 Michael Lloyd ’82 Rachel Marcus ’85 David Mode ’87 Jonathan Nathan ’90 Leroy Nesbitt ’78

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Melanie Nix ’87 Jed Nussdorf ’98 Benjamin Nussdorf ’00 Andrew Orchin ’86 Joshua Orenstein ’86 Sarah Perlman Paulsen ’90 Elizabeth Pitofsky ’87 Mia Plehn ’95 Melanie Pontz ’97 Philip Reno ’90 Marc Rieffel ’90 Michael Rosenfeld ’74 John Runyon ’57 Caroline Russell Smith ’90 Barney Schecter ’81 Adam Shear ’89 Maggie Siena ’81 Kenneth Simonson ’62 Matthew Solomon ’90 Brooke Spellman ’89 Joanna Steinglass ’89 Michael Taylor ’01 Jerry Tersoff ’73 Mercedes Tolve ’97 Jennifer Tuerk ’89 Annie Vinik ’97 Rachel Weston Linnemann ’99 5-9 Years Jenny Abramson ’95 Natalie Adler ’88 Dan Amernick ’88 Ted Baab ’01 Caroline Babson ’95 Samuel Bell ’88 Mark Berenson ’00 Michael Berenson ’62 Jessica Berenson ’01 Deborah Berger Fox ’91 Alexander Berger ’98 Thomas Block ’81 Marissa Boynton ’01 Grant Braswell ’02 Elliot Cafritz ’77 Elyssa Caplan ’03 Terence Carter ’97

Elizabeth Carty ’82 Camille Chesley ’01 Kendal Culp McManus ’90 Amba Datta ’99 Julia Davis Mead ’01 Laura Dean ’06 Eric Deinoff ’98 Regina dela Santa ’03 Noami Devore ’93 Jason Dixon ’98 Allison Dodge ’95 Tabitha Eagle ’75 Juliet Eilperin ’88 Samantha Fischer ’98 Shirin Fleischmann Salerno ’01 Daniel Gati ’95 Asher Gelman ’02 Rachel Gelman ’08 David Goldberg ’98 Scott Goldman ’00 Elizabeth Goldmuntz ’79 Jennifer Grollman ’90 Raymond Gustini ’05 Alex Hemmer ’04 Karen Henderson ’73 Alexander Hirschhorn ’01 John Hockmeyer ’88 Eve Hoffman ’05 Gambrill Hollister Wagner ’88 Judith Ikle ’81 Miriam Ikle-Khalsa ’87 Amy Jeffress ’83 Jonathan Jeffress ’90 Alison Kadzik Gathright ’00 Mary-Patricia Kadzik ’03 Daniel Kasper ’97 Dara Katz ’93 Amy Killy ’90 Brady Kirchberg ’01 Daniel Kolker ’88 David Krucoff ’85 Peter Labourdette ’97 Liz Levine ’02 Eric Menell ’93 Andrew Mergen ’82 Benjamin Messner ’08

Quentin Meyer ’58 Michael Miller ’98 Nina Morrison ’88 Lauren Levien Nagin ’01 Nora Nathan ’97 Amy Oberdorfer Nyberg ’91 Michel Woodard Ohly ’93 Adam Oppenheim ’85 Eric Oppenheim ’89 Steven Oritt ’92 Freeman Palmer ’75 Penelope Perlman Blank ’86 Jacob Perlman ’94 Tanya Phattiyakul ’97 Sarah Pilzer ’01 Hayley Gordon Pivato ’88 Jennifer Popek ’93 Marc Rabinovitz ’96 Jamie Raskin ’79 Dennis Ratner ’57 James Riddleberger ’05 Prentiss Robinson ’55 Sarah Rogan ’00 Beth Rogan ’01 Lizzie Rosenthal ’94 Carolyn Rosenthal ’05 Michael Sachse ’95 Marc Sandler ’02 Schatar Sapphira White ’88 Kate Schecter ’77 Joanna Schwartz ’90 Daniel Sharfman ’97 Galia Siegel ’85 Joel Silberman ’01 Justin Silver ’97 Elizabeth Slobasky ’97 Robin Spragens Trepanier ’88 Jeffrey Stein ’97 Brian Steinwurtzel ’95 Elizabeth Sternberg ’75 Nura Suleiman ’03 Andrew Sunderland ’01 Jennifer Swedish ’97 Kristin Swedish ’97 Andrew Tassler ’95 RaeCarole Tekeste ’74 Laura Tomasko ’02 Karen Trister Grace ’87 Jessie Vinik ’01 William Wallace ’05 Matthew Winer ’04 Rachel Winnik Yavinsky ’01 Ian Yaffe ’05

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HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS In honor of Sara and Hady Abouelnaga Afef Haddad and Amir Abouelnaga

In honor of Ben Ernst ’11 Jennifer and David Ernst

In honor of Aaron Hart ’98 Florence and Peter Hart

In honor of Deuce Ausbrooks Melane and Mark Ausbrooks

In honor of Daniel Ernst Jennifer and David Ernst

In honor of Karen Hendrixson Lisa and Mark Schneider

In honor of Emily Batts Alicia Batts Judith Batty

In honor of Julia Ernst Jennifer and David Ernst

In honor of Christopher Hepler Jennifer James and Arthur Hepler

In honor of Nancy Feidelman Joel Feidelman

In honor of Sala Higgins Julia Hudson

In honor of Gabriel Feldman ’03 Marie-Jose Etheart and Jay Feldman

In honor of Mr. Dulany Hill, Jr. Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79

In honor of Tony Bayne ’01 Christy Schmidt In honor of Rose Bednar Elizabeth Schachter ’04 In honor of Louise and Bruce Brennan Peter Helman ’11 In honor of Isabel Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. William Brodsky In honor of Mira Brodsky Mr. and Mrs. William Brodsky In honor of Joshua Cherner Abby and Andrew Cherner In honor of Devin Cohen Laurie ’93 and Gary Cohen In honor of Ethan Cohen Laurie ’93 and Gary Cohen In honor of Henry Cunningham Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 In honor of Ms. Joan Cunningham and Ms. Cynthia Melman Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 In honor of Julian Cunningham Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 In honor of Julie Cunningham ’81 Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 In honor of Max Elias Julia Kampelman-Stevenson ’75 and Andrew Stevenson

In honor of Kira Feldman ’07 Marie-Jose Etheart and Jay Feldman In honor of Carolyn Ferreby Lorraine Friedman and Douglas Goldstein

In honor of Mr. John Hill Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79

In honor of Sabrina Ford Kim and Christopher Ford

In honor of Dr. W. Dulany Hill Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79

In honor of Francesca Galli Shelly and Joseph Galli

In honor of Leni Hirsch Oren Hirsch

In honor of Bill George Xiaofang Shen and Tony Kane

In honor of Alexander Hirschhorn ’01 Joshua Siegel ’01

In honor of GDS Performing Arts Department Cathy and Bob Solomon

In honor of Kevin Barr Robin Friedman ’85

In honor of Matthew Gerson Gretchen and Tom Toles In honor of Sam Gilman ’11 Dianne Rudo and Andrew Gilman In honor of Ellie Goldberg’s 8th Grade Class Pamela Reeves and Jeffrey Goldberg In honor of Michael Gottdenker Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 In honor of Sophie Violet Gresens Kasia Mendelsohn ’87 and Paul Gresens In honor of Karen Feidelman Hamlin Joel Feidelman

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In honor of Sean C. Howe Louise and Mark Howe In honor of Sue Ikenberry Marc Gottesman ’11 In honor of Eve Jones Susan Neely In honor of Gavi Kamen ’17 Cynthia Putchat Putchat and Jeff Kamen In honor of Nancy Kaplan Kathryn Brown Thad A Brown In honor of Michael Keeley Elizabeth and Michael Keeley In honor of Jacob King ’05 Linda and Michael King

In honor of Sandy Koenig Amy Schwartz and Eric Koenig

In honor of Michelle Pollowitz Sharon Brown and Michael Pollowitz

In honor of Noah Lichtman Spector Judy and Elliott Lichtman

In honor of Dana Lane Leslie and Bruce Lane

In honor of Leo Posel Galia Siegel

In honor of Julie Stein ’99 Jeffrey Stein ’97

In honor of Kate Lindsey Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79

In honor of Laura Rosberg Emily Hutson ’07 Kate and Jeffrey Lindsey

In honor of Benjamin Stern Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klein

In honor of David London ’10 Jacqueline Rosenberg London and Paul London

In honor of Jared Rosen Stacy and Andrew Rosen

In honor of Laura London ’07 Jacqueline Rosenberg London and Paul London

In honor of Gladys Stern Albert Slawsky ’65 In honor of Jacob Stern Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klein

In honor of Ari Rosner Rahel and Jordan Rosner In honor of Gloria Runyon Michael Bernstein ’04 Anna Lipton Galbraith ’04

In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Zachary Stern Alycia Bartley-Heinsen and Franz Heinsen Mr. and Mrs. Allen Klein

In honor of Hana Sakr Rasha Ebeid and Khaled Sakr

In honor of Russell Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw

In honor of Sarah Sakr Rasha Ebeid and Khaled Sakr

In honor of Caleb Stutman-Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw

In honor of Gaia C. Sartorelli Jennifer and Vittorio Sartorelli

In honor of Ma’ayan Stutman-Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw

In honor of Giacomo Sartorelli Jennifer and Vittorio Sartorelli

In honor of Natalia Stutman-Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw

In honor of Vera Mayer Heather Chen-Mayer and Rulon Mayer

In honor of Richard Avidon Hunter Fortney ’11 Darren Silvis

In honor of the Bar Mitzvah of Alexander Thompson Alycia Bartley-Heinsen and Franz Heinsen

In honor of Henry Peter Mitchell Frances Mitchell ’02

In honor of Kathy Shollenberger Lisa Berenson Hurst ’97

In honor of Douglas Usher Marion and Michael Usher

In honor of Charlene and DeMaurice Moses Joan Cunningham

In honor of Lily Silva Jamie Gangel and Daniel Silva

In honor of Berret Katanah Yuffee Cindy Finn

In honor of Nick Silva Jamie Gangel and Daniel Silva

In honor of Zachary Jacobi Yuffee Cindy Finn

In honor of Joanna Usher Silver Marion and Michael Usher

In honor of the birthday of Sarah Rosand Mr. and Mrs. Hans Wertheimer

In honor of Darren Silvis Susan Webman and Larry Gottesman

In honor of the graduation of Zander Guzy-Sprague ’13 Sherry Sprague and Gary Guzy

In honor of Alexander Lourie ’96 Christine Arnold-Lourie and Benjamin Lourie In honor of Nathan Lourie ’06 Christine Arnold-Lourie and Benjamin Lourie In honor of Owen Lourie ’01 Christine Arnold-Lourie and Benjamin Lourie In honor of Tricia Mackay-Monheim Lisa and Mark Schneider

In honor of Benjamin Nussdorf ’00 Julia Reischel ’00 In honor of Neville Palmer Anne Clements In honor of C.A. Pilling Rebecca Russell-Einhorn ’06 In honor of Michele Pollak Lisa and Mark Schneider

In honor of Elana Spector Judy and Elliott Lichtman

In honor of the wedding of Jed Nussdorf ’98 Avital Ingber

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HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS (cont.)

In honor of the wedding of Carly Salaman Caroline Babson ’95 In honor of the retirement of Ira Thavendrarajah Geraldine Rebach

In memory of Mrs. Jessie Klein Donna Goldbloom ’75 In memory of Klaus Mayer Heather Chen-Mayer and Rulon Mayer

In memory of Rose Alpher Wendy Leibowitz ’78

In memory of Gary McCown Tamara Wilds Lawson ’92 Kristine Pumphrey ’96 Alison Taylor

In memory of Psyaih Bennet ’75 Donna Goldbloom ’75

In memory of Frankie Pelzman Virginia and Robert Stern

In memory of Stephen Broy Noah Siegel ’04

In memory of Douglas Schneiderman Anne and Ronald Abramson Ms. Lisa Benjamin Taylor Hull Deborah and Lewis Perry Lisa Schneiderman Abby Schneiderman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Schneiderman Mrs. Sandra Schneiderman

In memory of Lauria Burke Lisie and Michael Gottdenker In memory of Marco Clarke ’88 Gambrill Hollister Wagner ’88 In memory of Sarah Casarella Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 In memory of Julia Dulany Hill Maria Casarella Cunningham and Ralph Cunningham ’79 In memory of Alain Colaco ’94 Sarah Silverstone ’94 Patrick Tansor ’95 In memory of Benjamin Cooper ’98 Daniel Sharfman ’97 In memory of Rita Eisenberg David Eisenberg ’00 In memory of Cecilia Ekperi ’05 Johannah Cornblatt ’05 James Riddleberger ’05 In memory of Sarah Evans ’75 Diana Ferris ’76 In memory of Greg Gardner ’92 Melinda and William Gardner Frances Mitchell ’02 In memory of Dorothy Jackson William Jordan, Jr. Tamara Wilds Lawson ’92

In memory of Mary Jane Scott Jacqueline Scott and David Fortney In memory of Gabriel Leanza Kathy Shollenberger In memory of Elinor Sachse Erin Segal and Michael Sachse ’95 In memory of Bascom Talley ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Andrews Susan and Richard Bambach Mrs. Imogene Talley Barrios Dr. and Mrs. Mark Batshaw Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett Barbara Bergman Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bourne Denise and John Buchanan Ms. Mary Campbell Ms. Carol Chelemer Gay Cioffi Cleveland Park Congregational United Church Rev. and Mrs. John Cooper-Martin Coldwell Banker Capitol Hill Cohort V Johns Hopkins University Ms. Nancy Dering Mock Judge and Mrs. Harmon Drew Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Essaye Mr. and Mrs. William Ewald The Ferro Family

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fine Mr. Jonathan Fraser Mr. Joseph Gordon Mr. Bill Harper Mr. Roger Hart and Mr. Rodger McHugh Mr. Thomas Helfand Emily Hutson ’07 Johns Hopkins University MS Intelligence Analysis VI Suellen and Bruce Keiner Kerry Investments Inc. Ms. Katie Kitchen and Mr. Paul Kovach Paul Levy Mr. and Mrs. Stan Malm Mr. Joseph McGowan Ms. Patricia McKenzie Harrison Miller ’04 Ms. Carol Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moskowitz Mr. Lee Murphy Mr. Randy Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Randall Ms. Sonia Rodriquez Mr. Jonathan Silverthorne Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith Nevzer Stacey Virginia and Robert Stern Susan and Bascom D. Talley III The Communication Counsel of America, Inc. Mr. Robert Then Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Michele and Mark Weinstein Kelly Williams Leslie Williams Mr. and Mrs. J. Wyatt Wimberly In memory of Mrs. Leah Louise Tannenbaum Jeannette Osterhout ’00 In memory of Linda Thaler Lauren Thaler Kahn ’00 In memory of Arthur Wilson Darrick Wilson ’76 In memory of Richard Wolf Muriel Wolf

2012-2013 ANNUAL FUND VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP Annual Fund Co-Chairs Lisa Fairfax Phil West Barbara Yellen Parent Division Chairs Lower School Nicole Elkon Christi Hay Middle School Cynthia Osaghae David Wellisch High School Janice Barksdale Bob Eustice Angela Messersmith Parent Grade Chairs PK· Frank Foer ’92 K· Karin Freedman Jennifer Noland 1· Abir Burgul Jamey Delaplane 2· Nicole Elkon Anu Tate 3· Rebecca Dweck Erik Lindenauer 4· Raina Brubaker Dianela Ratha 5· Barry Hurewitz Leta Mays 6· Brooke Buchanan

Arthur McAfee 7· Kye Briesath Renata Cooper 8· Bruce Lane Jacqui Lieberman 9· Rita Castillo Angela Messersmith Mark Spindel 10· Michele Altemus Simmie Kerman Margaret Pearson 11· Charles Cadwell Kim Jones 12· Michael Allen Charlie Cerf Joe Sellers Senior Gift - 2013 Nancy Robinson Breuer Resa Eppler Alumni Annual Fund Co-Chairs Jonathan Drobis ’98 Liz Levine ’02 Alumni Class Chairs Leroy Nesbitt ’78 Scott Shepperd ’79 Dan Hamilton ’85 Melanie Brissett Nix ’87 Cristina Murphy Griffith ’87

Julie Fanburg ’89 Jessica Keimowitz ’90 Debbie Berger Fox ’91 Rashida Johnson ’91 Johanna Bell ’94 Lizzie Rosenthal ’94 Katie Bartlett Brebbia ’95 Nina Hammond Ritch ’95 Melanie Pontz ’97 Jonathan Drobis ’98 Stephanie Rosenthal ’98 Ben Nussdorf ’00 Brady Kirchberg ’01 Alex Hirschhorn ’01 Rachel Winnik Yavinsky ’01 Randall Carter ’02 Robin Carr ’02 Frances Mitchell ’02 Liz Levine ’02 Mary-Pat Kadzik ’03 Jaclyn Cohen ’03 Alex Golding ’03 Elena Lobo ’04 Ian Yaffe ’05 Carolyn Rosenthal ’05 Johannah Cornblatt ’05 Annie Bernstein ’06 Alex Boyce ’08 Adam Isaacson ’09 Julia Pockros ’09 Jannah Tate ’09 Sam Breuer ’10

Jackson Cole ’10 William Dean ’10 Lexi Levin ’10 Hunter Fortney ’11 Jeremy Fridling ’11 Sam Gilman ’11 Marc Gottesman ’11 Grandparent Annual Fund Co-Chairs Mary and William Kerr Parents of Alumni Annual Fund Co-Chairs Toni and Bob Gordon Lucille Adams-Campbell and Thom Campbell Faculty/Staff Annual Fund Co-Chairs High School Martin Bullock Kathy Hudson Middle School Perry Degener Lida Salmani Lower School Geoff Byrne Bryan Williams

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