Lincoln Magazine Spring 2013 by Lincoln School

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Report of Giving/Class Notes

Winter 2013

The Lower School set-up a paper table complete with drawings of a Thanksgiving Feast to celebrate the holiday.

Photos and artwork by: Amy Barrett â&#x20AC;&#x2122;88 Betsy Hunt Lauri Lee Glenn Osmundson

Cover photo: Lower School students dissected live owl pellets. The girls discovered, sorted and classified rodent bones.

The Mission of Lincoln School Lincoln School is an independent college preparatory school for girls where high academic and ethical standards challenge students from nursery through grade 12 to nurture their special talents and interests. Drawing on its Quaker heritage, Lincoln School focuses on character and values, as well as knowledge, simplicity, cooperation, mutual respect, and non-violent resolution of conflict. The aims of a Lincoln education are confidence, achievement, a commitment to service, and a life-long love of learning. Board of Trustees, 2007 Lincoln School does not discriminate in admission or access to, or participation in its programs and activities on the basis of disability, race, color, religion, creed, sexual orientation, ancestry, citizenship, or national or ethnic origin. Nor does Lincoln School discriminate in employment on the basis of any of these categories. Any questions in this regard should be directed to the Head of School.

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We Are All Leaders! Lifelong Learners: Faculty Professional Development Campus News Spotlight On... Strong Showing by Lynx Teams this Year Celebrating Children’s Literature Athletic Update We Are Family End-of-the-Year Faculty Meeting The Power of One: Be the change you want to see in the world Letter from Paula Murray McNamara ’80 The Elizabeth Giangreco Fund The Class of 2012 Gift Lincoln School Foundation The Murray Family Athletic Complex at Faxon Farm New Enrichment Fund for Lincoln Scholars Lincoln’s Endowed Funds Financial Report 2011-12 Ways to Give Save the Date Alumnae Networking Events Milestones Alumnae Weekend 2012 Class Notes Reflections from Alumnae about Lincoln during WWII Stefanie Casinelli Taylor ’97 Allison Butler, Ph.D. ’96 Annual Fund Challenge

HEADLINES JuLIA RuSSELL EELLS, HEAD of ScHooL

We Are All Leaders!

his fall, I joined the eighth grade around a campfire in the backyard of our Little Compton home. We had finished dinner and were taking a reflective breather before roasting the marshmallows for our s’mores. Middle and Upper School Director Peter Brooks asked the girls what they had learned during their morning on the ropes course at the Outdoor Leadership Center in Newport and their afternoon of pitching tents, and preparing dinner and how these team-building experiences might come alive as they assumed their leadership roles in the Middle School.

Highs and lows of the day were expressed in the form of facing fears and challenges and ways in which they felt inspired and supported by their classmates. The girls shared messages of appreciation for the attention and encouragement that was paid as they stepped oﬀ the zip-line platform and fell into a “trust” hold.

As I observed this circle of young women’s faces reﬂecting the glow of the ﬁre, I thought: we should be proud that we have raised such powerful, articulate and self-aware young women. To a girl, they were each able to express feelings of pride in their growth through the Middle School years while still acknowledging that they are a talkative, high-energy, opinionated lot. “We can’t help it,” said one. “We just have so much enthusiasm!”

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As the sharing continued, they came (with a little help from Mr. Brooks) to the conclusion that the most powerful leadership comes in the form of listening. While appreciative of this revelation, the group conceded that listening might not be their collective strength. There was a group chuckle, a few more comments that advanced the conversation and then…one of the girls blurted out, “We are all leaders!”

What she meant, I believe, was that each member of the eighth grade possesses outgoing, high-energy leadership qualities. Mostly good, but as the group took a little more time to consider her comment, a whole new interpretation emerged. Every girl was able to see that she carries the potential for individual leadership in the context of active listening. “If we all take responsibility to model for the sixth and seventh graders and have the willingness to hear the voices of others, we’ll have a great year!”

Leadership takes on many shapes and sizes at Lincoln. Student and Honor Councils, Middle School Clerks, students who put together our community curriculum days on diversity (see Morgan Stone Day on page 9) and women’s issues, our girls step forward on stage, in the classroom, on our playing fields, and in the community beyond Lincoln (see Profiles on pages 5-6), finding both their voice and their listening ears through a diverse set of opportunities at Lincoln as they get ready for the challenges that await them in college and beyond.

Our faculty and staﬀ, too, continue their work in leadership development. Our Professional Development Program

funding has expanded three-fold over the past ten years and sends teachers and administrators to courses and workshops that expand their knowledge and experience in ﬁelds of innovation, curriculum design, student wellness, and integration of technology, among others. This spring and fall, we engaged in innovative activities and discussions around nurturing creativity and encouraging risk-taking during our professional development days. We move into 2013 with a series of “Teaching and Learning” meetings on design thinking and innovation, latest classroom technology tools, and 21st Century approaches to assessment of student learning, understanding and achievement.

I recently learned that the Chinese character that depicts “to listen”( ) is made up of the characters that mean “eyes,” “ears,” “undivided attention,” and “heart;” essential attributes to good leadership. I give our eighth graders a lot of credit for ﬁnding one of the keys – if not the key – to successful leadership while they were gathered around the campﬁre. It is exciting to think what is ahead for them!

Thank you for your support of our Annual Fund and Our Best Selves Capital Campaign that invests in Lincoln’s program, faculty, students, and beautiful campus. Your leadership and commitment has made all that unfolds in the following pages possible. We have listened hard to what inspires you to make an investment in the future of our students and the legacy of excellence at Lincoln. We are grateful that you, too, have been “all ears” in responding to our vision.

Lifelong Learners Lincoln School maintains a Professional Growth Program in which all of our faculty are encouraged to become lifelong learners. Whether attending a conference that is geared toward the content of a specific discipline or engaging in a day-long workshop about teaching and learning in an all-girls school, Lincoln affords its teachers with the guidance, funding and resources to maintain an intentional teaching practice that involves targeted professional growth and consistent vocational renewal. The core focus of Lincoln's professional development program is to establish a culture of risk taking and innovation amongst our faulty. Through in-house and external professional development experiences, our faculty have the opportunity to reflect on their daily practice, to learn about new approaches to curriculum design and instruction, and to apply this knowledge to their work with our incredibly motivated and engaged student body. In the

ower School Director Maureen Devlin attended a Singapore Math workshop and learned about the history and content of the program and one school's implementation process.

Lower School teacher courtney Dubois attended Highlander Institutes Diverse Learners conference with Lower and Middle School teacher Sandrine Dundas and did a presentation to the Lower School faculty in December. Courtney will be attending the Quaker Life workshop in Pennsylvania in February.

Studio teacher Giovonne calenda was at Smith College and the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art that co-hosted the summer institute in a workshop called, “Learning through the Arts and Literature: A Collaboration Celebrating Innovation and Inspiration in International Education” This institute featured presentations by educators from the University of Florence and Pistoia, Italy, as well as Smith College and the Carle Museum. A bookmaking workshop and visits to artist's studios were also oﬀered. She was also at the Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design’s "Art and Science Summer Institute.” This symposium focused on the connections of art and science as part of the “STEM to STEAM” initiative being explored by RISD. Lower School music teacher Marcia Taylor will attend a National Conference of Kodaly music educators in March in Hartford Ct.

Teachers Bethany Pine, courtney DuBois, Giovonne calenda, Alyssa Anderson, Sandra Reinbold, Liz ford, Debbie Hanney, cate Hibbitt, colleen Zeitz, Marcela vonBreymann and Ann

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past few years, our teachers have beneﬁted from attending conferences far and near on a wide range of topics. Each time members of the Lincoln Faculty attend a conference, they return with a new perspective and a drive to share that perspective with their colleagues. In addition, the school is committed to bringing the best and brightest in the world of education to Lincoln to increase the capacity of our faculty to deliver the highest quality education to our students. Most notably in the past two years, Lincoln has welcomed the following experts to work with our faculty: Leonard Sax talked with our faculty about the best practices that most eﬀectively engage young women in the classroom. Through a discussion of her book "The iConnected Parent," Abigail Sullivan Moore ’73 helped our teachers to explore how the internet and cellular technology have changed how, when and why young people communicate with their parents and how this new mode of

Palms are attending the Design Thinking Workshop in January at St. Mark’s School. The conference, sponsored by AISNE, is entitled “What is Design Thinking? How does it work? What are its beneﬁts and how can it change learning processes in K-8 education?”

Lower School teachers Liz ford and Alyssa Anderson traveled to Arles, France this past

summer to participate in a weeklong course called The Creativity Workshop. During the workshop, they learned about new creative ways to expand the teaching of writing.

Performing Arts teacher David Ely participated in a two-week course entitled, “Teaching Shakespeare Through Performance,” at the Globe Theater, London. The Globe was built, not just as a recreation of Shakespeare's theater, but with educational purposes ﬁrmly in mind. Since returning, David has successfully used a number of these techniques in drama classes for energizing students and for exploring text.

Middle and Upper School Librarian Nancy cottrill attended “Using iPads, Mobile Devices and Other Technology to Strengthen Learning” at the Bureau of Education and Research and “The Best New Young Adult Books” with TTL Seminars.

This past summer, Upper School teacher Sarah Young attended a week-long AP instructors'

summer workshop for ﬁrst-time AP Statistics teachers at Taft Education Center in CT. This past July, Upper School teacher John Minahan attended an intensive week-long seminar at Fitchburg State University, sponsored by the College Board, on the teaching of Psychology, in preparation for Lincoln's inaugural course in Psychology this fall.

communication is aﬀecting educational institutions. Finally, Dr. Elizabeth Englander came to Lincoln to help our faculty to understand what is, in fact, bullying and how schools can be proactive about preventing bullying by increasing their awareness of and responsiveness to the gateway behaviors that can lead to more serious situations in the future. All of these conversations were incredibly worthwhile and represent only a small percentage of the rich and ever so important professional growth opportunities that Lincoln teachers have experienced in the recent past. In the balance of this article, we will outline the speciﬁcs of a number of our faculty member's professional growth experiences. If any of the stories strike you or call for further questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Peter Brooks, Middle & Upper School Director pbrooks@lincolnschool.org

Technology and web specialist Betsy Hunt and Middle School teacher Maggie friedfeld attended the EdTech Teacher iPad

Summit preconference at Harvard on November 6. Being surrounded by fellow teachers and presenters they were exposed to many ideas for iPad use in the classroom. Ben Scheiderman, author of “Leonardo's Laptop” has a useful framwork for using iPads in the classroom: Collect: gather and research information, Relate: make connections and collaborate to solve problem, Create: construct content and demonstrate understanding, Donate: contribute to the class or a broader community. Middle and Upper School teacher Shannon Lambert went to NCTM in April 2012 and

attended a Singapore Math conference in CT.

Middle School Dean, Kelly DeBlois, Upper School Dean, Mara Lytle and Director of the Center for Peace, Equity, Justice through Service, Sterling clinton-Spellman attended a workshop called "Mean Girls": Dealing with Today's Girl Bullying and Relational Aggression. The workshop addressed what bullying is and covered girls and relational aggression/bullying, the impact of social networking and technology on relational aggression, the implementation of school programs to stop girl bullying and strategies to give parents. As part of the workshop they also participated in some writing activities that they can use with their students.

Nurse Nancy Rockefeller attended a professional development seminar in November called, Managing Challenging Student Healthcare Needs as a School Nurse. It was sponsored by the Institute of Educational Development.

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On October 24, Grades 5-12 participated in several events to raise breast cancer awareness. Led by Grade 8 and Nicola Crocenzi '17 who organized a Think Pink Sale that raised $648 in 20 minutes! The proceeds went to the Women's Breast Health Center at Women & Infants Hospital to help women currently seeking treatment. Kim Briggs Berry ’76, alumna, past parent of two Lincoln alumnae Cameron ’09 and Chelsea ’09, a current Trustee, and a breast cancer survivor, shared a few words before Grades 5-12, faculty and staﬀ walked Blackstone Boulevard. Thanks to funds raised in honor of Karen Cartin, a breast cancer victim, former staﬀ member, past parent and beloved friend, everyone received a pink bandana.

The Champlin Foundations has awarded Lincoln School a grant for $47,270 to fund the purchase of new classroom equipment to expand and enhance Lincoln’s robotics curriculum in the Upper School.

The Champlin grant will help ensure that Lincoln can continue to provide its students with a dynamic program in robotics and engineering, growing fields of employment in which women continue to be significantly underrepresented.

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Shayreen Izoli ’13 with Chris Stedman author of “Faitheist: How an Atheist Found Common Ground with the Religious.” Chris spoke to the Upper School students.

Julie Anne Collier of Wingmasters— a licensed raptor rehabilitator based in Massachusetts—brought six raptors (birds of prey) with her to Lincoln. The students were entranced by the birds: a kestrel, a saw whet owl, an Eastern screech owl, a red-tailed hawk, a barn owl, and of course the golden eagle named Lakota. The presentation brought to life concepts such as territory, talons, predatory instincts, and wingspan.

Grades 2 and 5 visited the RI Air National Guard depot on the Quonset air base as guests of Col. Art Floru, father of Sasha ’20 and Anna ’23. The students met a female C130 pilot (who has ﬂown missions in Afghanistan), sat in the cockpit of a huge plane and tried on some of the gear. They looked through night vision goggles and participated in demonstrations illustrating the principles of ﬂight and Bernoulli's law.

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On Halloween, Grade 5 made goodie bags for kids at Hasbro Children’s Hospital.

Lauren Moran ’13 signed a letter of commitment to attend the University of San Diego and will row with the Division I Women’s Rowing Team as part of the 2013-2014 freshman class.

Lilia Smyth ’16 was awarded the 2012 Global Citizen Scholarship from the National Spanish Examinations, which provided Lilia with the opportunity to spend two weeks at the Concordia Language Villages where she participated in Spanish language summer camp.

Elle Chrupcala ’13 was selected to the 2012 Harrow Sports / National Field Hockey Coaches Association High School All-Region Team. Elle is one out of 160 ﬁeld hockey athletes chosen from the United States to receive this prestigious award.

Lincoln performing arts presents “Goodbye Cruel World.”

Robin Boss ’83 and Margaret Field Kelly ’89 at the 16th Annual Alexis Allen Boss ’89 Memorial Tennis Open at Point Judith Country Club in Narragansett, RI.

Quiet Home Paints visited Lower School on Tuesday, December 11 with their new line of chalkboard paints. These organic, non-toxic paints were created by a mother-daughter team in Portsmouth, NH with the goal of creating a paint line for children's spaces that is not only beautiful and cohesive but safe for both earth and child. In the Lower School, they painted a chalk paint mural in the hall outside Grade 4, four boards in the Library, and one big welcome board that you can't miss when you walk into Lower School. The girls have Winter 2013 4 already begun to personalize them with messages.

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Kelsey Anderson ’13 What makes a great leader? There is no formula for a perfect leader, but there are qualities that create an eﬀective one. A great leader can lead through example, acknowledge and communicate a variety of perspectives, and create realistic plans to achieve goals. Most importantly, she is motivated to do what is best for her community.

“It has been such a privilege to get to work and know Kelsey these last few years. She is a hard worker, diligent student, critical thinker and most of all a great person. Not only does she challenge herself in all the aspects of her school life, she always brings out the best in those around her without it ever seeming competitive. She is what Lincoln is all about.”

What is your biggest accomplishment here at Lincoln? As a Junior I became President of the Debate team and later that year won 1st Place Varsity Speaker at the Rhode Island State Championship. To achieve this success I had to leave my comfort zone and be at ease speaking publicly, thinking on the spot, and occasionally working with complete strangers. Taking a risk is scary, but the rewards are unparalleled.

What do you love most about Lincoln? There is a profound sense of community visible throughout Lincoln: on teams, during performances, in Silent Meeting, and in simple daily encounters. The fact that we - Kara Gilligan, Kelsey’s Advisor, gather so often as an entire school – to appreciate fellow students, to listen to acPhysical Education Teacher complished speakers, or just to sit in silence or sing – is a unique high school experience Kelsey was accepted early decision to that makes me feel so much closer to my classmates. the PLME program (Program in Liberal

Medical Education) at Brown University.

Olivia Williams ’14

What have you been challenged to do at Lincoln? My Lincoln experience has taught me how to self-advocate. We know the coursework here is challenging and fast-paced, so communication between students and teachers is important. Although I was at ﬁrst reluctant to speak up, I discovered that it is much more gratifying when you can solve your own problem.

What are you most proud of? I am proud of the opportunities I have embraced throughout high school and the focus I’ve brought to my work in the classroom and in my activities. It has required a lot of balance, hard work, and prioritizing, but through this experience I was able to develop into the person I am today, with the position to make positive change in our community.

What are you most excited about this school year? I can’t wait to participate in traditional senior activities such as Lumina, the Senior Service Project, and Step Singing. On the day-to-day, I look forward to being a role model and getting to know the underclassmen while I enjoy my last year on the soccer, debate, and crew teams. The Class of 2013 is an amazing class and I look forward to a great year together!

"Olivia is one of the most dedicated theater students here at Lincoln. She has an incredibly positive attitude and works hard to get things right. This is Olivia's third year with hand bells and she has taken to them really well. This year she is in the musical and is exploring what is it like to sing for the ﬁrst time after being told for so long that she couldn't sing. Olivia dares to try new things and is fearless on stage." -Robb Barnard, Head of Performing Arts What are you most proud of? I am most proud of overcoming the hard academic classes that I faced in the past, being able to be involved in all the activities as a deaf student and lastly I am proud for all of the teachers who were there to extend a helping hand to support me in everything!

What are you most excited about this school year? I’m very excited to participate in my ﬁrst winter musical that I had never done in all of the years that I have been at Lincoln and I’m also excited to start the college preparation process this year and of course enjoy junior year!

What have you been challenged to do at Lincoln? I faced some challenges in some of the diﬃcult subjects in my classes, participating in active sports while wearing cochlear implants and playing hand bells while having a hearing loss but it was successful in the end!

What do you love most about Lincoln? I love the school spirit that we all share at Lincoln, the wonderful academic opportunities and the attitude in the community of acceptance.

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What is your biggest accomplishment here at Lincoln? My biggest accomplishment here at Lincoln was being one of the winners/awardees in Lincoln’s History Day competition in my sophomore year and it was such an honor because I worked so hard on this big project and it was deﬁnitely worth it in the end after two months of researching and putting together this awesome website I created! Hand bells was a big accomplishment for me at Lincoln and I just really enjoy playing in all of the concerts and especially Lumina!

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Larson Bennett ’14

“Larson is a tremendous athlete. She has so much natural ability yet, is also one of the hardest working student-athletes on the field. Larson ends each game leaving everything she had on the field. She gives 100% at all times. She is a pleasure to coach. I have been coaching field hockey for 17 years and I can honestly say that Larson is one of best athletes I have coached and one of the most coachable athletes, always listening and wanting to get better. She is a great team player. When one of her teammates scores, Larson is usually the first to congratulate them. She is also very encouraging and spirited on and off the field.” - Kim White, Varsity Field Hockey Coach What is the greatest lesson you have learned as a Lincoln athlete? As a Lincoln athlete the greatest lesson I have learned thus far would be time management. Throughout middle school and high school, I became a much more fastidious and diligent student due to Lincoln's athletics. I found myself more focused in school, both in the classroom and during study hall. What are you most excited about this school year? I am so excited for the 2013 lacrosse season! Recently, Lincoln was admitted into Division II of the RI Interscholastic League, which means we'll be competing against some of the top notch schools in the state!

What are you most proud of? As a Lincoln student and athlete I'm most proud of my capability to speak without fear of judgement. Everyone at Lincoln is extremely respectful of one another's opinions, which makes it easier to speak within the classroom.

What do you love most about Lincoln? I love the fact that I can voice my opinions and ideas in the classroom without being belittled or criticized by my peers or teachers.

What have you been challenged to do at Lincoln? Throughout my many years at Lincoln I have been challenged to take my ideas one step further, whether those ideas be inside the classroom or within the Lincoln community. This challenge has beneﬁtted me outside of Lincoln as well.

What is your biggest accomplishment here at Lincoln? My biggest accomplishment here at Lincoln would have to be successfully balancing both my academics and athletics during the fall and spring season.

Samantha Chu ’15

“Samantha is an outstanding student. She arrived at Lincoln School as a ninth grader already in possession of a strong work ethic. Samantha loves to be challenged academically; she wants to be pushed to the limits of her understanding. Samantha is aware of her intellectual gift, and I can see her searching for ways in which to use it in the real world. This might mean rallying Lincoln School to hold a blood drive, or it might mean helping another student with Latin. It is wonderful to see this kind of maturity and awareness of self in a young person.” -Hazzard Bagg, Samantha’s Advisor,

What motivated you to begin this service project? My mother and grandmother are both avid blood donors, and they both were disappointed when they asked if Lincoln had a current blood drive and I answered no. My mother suggested I start one, so my advisor helped me contact the Rhode Island Blood Center.

What do you love the most about Lincoln? I love the strong sense of community that surrounds Lincoln. There is such a warm atmosphere, and everyone is always friendly with everyone else. What are you most proud of? I am most proud of the fact that the Lincoln community made such a

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contribution during the two blood drives I have been a part of. I recently attended an event for the Blood Center, and everyone there was incredibly grateful for the accomplishments of the Lincoln blood drives. At the ﬁrst blood drive, members of the community donated 25 units of blood, which helped up to 75 people.

What have you been challenged to do at Lincoln? I have been challenged to improve my leadership skills. I am a member of the student council, and also organized the blood drives, and I am realizing how much eﬀort and planning all events require.

What are you most excited about this school year? Right now, I am most excited about Lumina. Last year was my ﬁrst Lumina, and I really enjoyed it, and am looking forward to it again.

What is your biggest accomplishment here at Lincoln? My biggest accomplishment at Lincoln has been appreciating silent meeting. At ﬁrst I struggled with the quiet of silent meeting, but now I enjoy having that time to reﬂect.

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Celebrating Children’s Literature Rhode Island Festival of Children’s Books and Authors

incoln School hosted over 3,000 guests on Saturday, October 13, during the eighth Rhode Island Festival of Children’s Books and Authors. An amazing group of children’s authors and illustrators joined us: Tom Angleberger, Harry Bliss, Michael Buckley, Brian Floca, Mary-Louise Gay, Alan Katz, Lynn Munsinger, Scott Nash, Justin Roberts, Pam Munoz Ryan, Stephen Savage, Gary Schmidt, and Chris Van Allsburg.

On Friday during the school day, two authors did special presentations. Harry Bliss, author of Bailey and a New Yorker cartoonist did a presentation for Lower School students while Pam Munoz Ryan addressed Middle and Upper School students.

More than 200 members of the Lincoln community attended the kick-oﬀ dinner donated by the Guarino Family honoring Maurice Sendak.

After dinner the Music Center was rocking with a sing along as the whole audience sang the new lyrics to familiar songs from the books of author Alan Katz, who was delighted with the community renditions of his lyrics. The musical evening concluded with a performance of Peter and the Wolf, conducted by John Eells leading the Rhode Island Philharmonic Community Orchestra and narrated by Charles Cofone.

Lincoln extends special thanks to the lead sponsor, BankRI, for underwriting outreach to area public schools and libraries. The Guarino Family donated the delicious dinner on Friday night for the Lincoln community. Other sponsors included the Women’s Leadership Council at the United Way, The Pawtucket Credit Union, Cox Communications, Books on the Square, Whole Foods, Eastside Market, Music for Children, and Bottles.

Save the Date: October 19, 2013 for ninth annual Rhode Island Festival of Children’s Books and Authors.

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Strong showing by Lynx this Fall

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I’ve got all my sisters and me

incoln School’s Cross Country, Soccer and Field Hockey teams all advanced to post-season play after a successful regular season. Cross-country and soccer competed in the SENE Championships and our ﬁeld hockey team qualiﬁed for the RIIL State Championship. This fall season, twenty of our Lincoln athletes were awarded all-division and all-academic awards. Additionally, we congratulate our tennis team for being awarded the RIIL – 2012-2013 Girls Tennis Division 1 Metropolitan B Sportsmanship award. Congratulations to all of our fall athletes on an outstanding fall season.

field Hockey – Closed out the fall season with an exciting 13-2-3 season. The team posted impressive regular season wins this season against Barrington, and East Greenwich High School. The team ended the season with a hard fought 0-2 loss RIIL State Semi-Final game against Barrington High under the lights at Cranston Stadium. The ﬁeld hockey team beneﬁted this season from the experienced play and leadership skills of the upper classmen and the speed and determination of the sophomore and freshman members of the squad.

ne December morning groups of 6th, 7th, and 8th graders were running across the lawn and roaming the hallways looking for the perfect location to shoot video clips on the middle school ipads. They were racing around, acting silly during one scene and very dramatic the next, attempting to complete the "Middle School Families 30-Minute Video Challenge." This is one example of community building activities in which middle school students take part through their families, small groups of students from grades 6, 7, and 8. The families come together for activities geared toward bonding, having fun, and reﬂecting on shared experiences. Two middle school teachers (Katy Wood and Maggie Friedfeld) brought the idea to Lincoln last year. Since then families have come together to share homemade cookies at the holidays, eat lunch as a group, discuss a TED talk, and kayak and explore the salt marsh as a group at the fall retreat. One of the favorite activities involved each family coming up with a theme (like Disney vacation, the 80's, or wedding) for a family photo. All the activities have provided the students with opportunities for fun and to get to know students they may not otherwise spend time with. This program also builds on the traditional big and little sister program in the middle school as those pairings are the basis for the family groups. The fun loving middle school students have made this new program a success and hopefully a tradition of its own.

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“Leadership is not having power over others; leadership is generating power through our connections TO others, and working together to make whatever corner of the world we inhabit a better place.” Tamara Nash ’75, keynote speaker

The Power of One: Be the change you would like to see in the world Morgan Stone Day 2012 woman breaks through racial barriers and refuses to give up her seat on a bus. A survivor of genocide tells his story and empowers others to accept their neighbors. A child on a playground stands up to a bully. A student ﬁghts for diversity and inclusion of all students at her school; 12 years later, her school dedicates an entire day to celebrate diversity and inclusion.

The Power of One takes on many forms, coming to life as heroes throughout history and helping to shape our future. Today, one voice has the ability to change the future, just as it has changed thousands of people's lives in the past.

This year, our celebration of multiculturalism and diversity centered on the theme, “The Power of One: Be the Change you want to see in the World.” 2B1members created an essential question to help frame the day's discussion: Take a moment to reﬂect on a time in which you took the opportunity to inspire others or a time in which you found yourself inspired by the actions or words of others. Then consider how the “power of one” can cause a chain reaction that will leave a mark on your community? This year, Morgan Stone Day was ﬁlled with lots of exciting activities and workshops lead by 17 amazing people from all walks of life. We welcomed authors, performers, storytellers,

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dancers, musicians, community leaders, alum, and Lincoln parents, who all exude the “Power of One” through actions in their everyday lives.

We were graced with great workshops such as, “Project Night Vision,” “ Leadership Through Service: Heart Work that Makes a Difference,” “The Role of the Warrior in Contemporary Culture and Society,” “Talking Across Differences: From Identification to Activism” and “Eliminating racism, Empowering women.” The girls were so inspired by Kobi Dennis, founder of Project Night Vision in Providence, that they are working on ways to further Lincoln's relationship with the organization. They organized a fundraiser in support of Project Night Vision. Many of our workshop leaders spoke of how their time with the girls was so incredibly inspiring that they pledge to find ways to strengthen their connection to the Lincoln community.

The feeling in the air was empowering. Lincoln students took in the knowledge, shared experiences, empathized with others, looked deep inside themselves and ended the day determined to ﬁnd ways in their everyday lives to leave their own mark on this world.

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PAuLA MuRRAY McNAMARA ’80 PRESIDENT, BoARD of TRuSTEES

Dear Lincoln Friends and Supporters,

Every day at Lincoln School, we ask our students to strive for their personal best in class, on the playing field, on stage, and in service to others. It is their pursuit of excellence and your support that inspire me every day. I thank you for your investment in this generation of Lincoln girls and our collective commitment to providing them with the best teachers, classmates, and facilities. As I shared in my letter to the community in October 2012, Lincoln has been fortunate to benefit from the leadership, talent, and commitment of Julia Russell Eells who has been Head of School for the past eight years. Julia will be moving to San Francisco in July to become the new head of the University High School in San Francisco. Under her guidance, we launched and completed the Our Best Selves Strategic Plan and secured more than $10 million to fund extensive campus improvements, faculty development, financial aid and program expansion. We have invested in our remarkable faculty. We have expanded our scholarship program to ensure that the best and brightest students can attend Lincoln. New technology has been integrated throughout our campus so that our facilities support the highest standards of teaching and learning. I am especially proud of the completion of the Murray Family Athletic Complex (see pages 33 and 34 for photos and story), giving our athletes the premiere athletic facilities for girls in our community. Lincoln has never been stronger and is poised to attract a dynamic new leader. We look forward to sharing updates on this important search in the months ahead. My daughter Maggie will graduate in June 2013. I know that I will miss seeing her classmates and hearing about their experiences at Lincoln. In 2011-12, one of my daughter’s classmates

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Emily Fitts, was the student representative on the Board. She made it a priority to attend meetings regularly even if she was returning from a late practice or a game out at the Farm or had a pile of homework to do. She listened attentively and always had insightful observations to share. At our closing meeting in June, she left us breathless with her presentation listing student accomplishments and plans for the 2012-13 school year. Among the highlights: breaking down barriers between the grades and abolishing the “senior ﬁrst rule”, pushing for more STEM courses, adding more fun activities to everyday life at school, encouraging more respect for the Lincoln uniform, strengthening peer mentoring programs, exploring new models of leadership, and encouraging all students to stand up for what want, and the list went on. This list is a great reminder of why we give and the tremendous impact our support has on Lincoln students today and their future.

I am deeply grateful to the Board of Trustees and our other volunteer leaders who are recognized in the year’s Report of Giving for dedicating their talent and time to the advancement of Lincoln School. I look forward to an exciting year ahead as we continue our work together. With much appreciation,

Paula Murray McNamara ’80 P ’13 President, Board of Trustees

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Volunteer Committees Board of Trustees 2012-13 Executive Committee

Paula Murray McNamara ’80, President Martha Boss Bennett ’85, Vice President James English, Vice President Nancy Nahigian Tavitian ’82, Secretary Dana Allcock, Treasurer Dione Dickenson Kenyon ’72, Past President Julia Russell Eells, Head of School

Board of Trustees

Kimberly Briggs Berry ’76 Stephen Coon Kelly DeBlois, Faculty Representative Heather Hahn Fowler ’87 Susan B. Hibbitt Patricia Igoe Jane Palestine Jamieson ’71 Gil Maclean Divakar Mandapati Caren Mendez, President, Lincoln School Parent Association Maris Perlman ’05 Robert Ridley Arlene Tate Schuler ’72, President, Alumnae Association Curtis Spalding Maria Trant ’14, Student Representative Kilah Walters ’95 David Whalen

Board of Trustees 2011-12 Executive Committee

Paula Murray McNamara ’80, President Martha Boss Bennett ’85, Vice President James English, Vice President Nancy Nahigian Tavitian ’82 Paul McCauley, Treasurer Dione Dickenson Kenyon ’72, Past President Julia Russell Eells, Head of School

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Board of Trustees

Dana Allcock Stephen Coon Kelly DeBlois, Faculty Representative Emily Fitts, Student Representative Sarah Fogarty Susan B. Hibbitt Patricia Igoe Jane Palestine Jamieson ’71 Gil Maclean Divakar Mandapati Caren Mendez, President, Lincoln School Parent Association Ann Perlman Robert Ridley Gil MacLean Arlene Tate Schuler ’72, President, Alumnae Association Curtis Spalding David Whalen

2012-13 Alumnae Association Board of Directors Officers

Arlene Tate Schuler ’72, President Kristin DePasquale North ’88, Vice President Caroline Canning ’06, Secretary Jane Meissner Sharfstein ’73, Treasurer

Members-at-large

Elizabeth Ames ’75 Allison Gelfuso Butler ’96 Stephanie Chamberlin ’88 Maribeth Colton ’89 Cathy DiChiaro, Faculty Representative Alana Chloe Esposito ’03 Molly Goodwin ’05 Amy Leeds ’70 Joan Mathieu-Tate ’77 Jill Sapinsley Mooney ’63 Tamara Susan Nash ’75 Juliana Raimondi ’99 Ellen Reeves ’79 Daisy Schneider ’03 Briana Simonian ’04 Judith Rice Vandegriﬀ ’50 Alexia Williams ’13, Student Representative Julie Ronci Zito ’84

Honorary Members

Carolyn Sharp Brodsky ’56 Patty Slater Carey ’41 Cynthia Leonard Damon ’75 B.B. Freeman Davis ’38 Sandy Migliaccio Gasbarro ’59 Elizabeth Giangreco (Retired Faculty) Dione Dickenson Kenyon ’72 Susan Eldredge Mead ’65 Cynthia Savage Muir ’65 Suzanne Young Murray ’58 Joan Ress Reeves ’50 Pat Rocha ’75 Janis Sopkin Rothman ’47 Sally Davis Trowbridge ’50 Nancy Bartlett Wing ’44 Donna Yan-Fariar ’75 Maryanne Tucker Ziegler ’63 Joan Countryman (Retired Head of School) Eileen McGrath (Retired Faculty)

2011-12 Alumnae Association Board of Directors Officers

Arlene Tate Schuler ’72, President Kristin DePasquale North ’88, Co-Vice President Joan Mathieu-Tate ’77, Co-Vice President Hilary Fagan ’87, Secretary

Members-at-large

Elizabeth Ames ’75 Caroline Canning ’06 Maribeth Colton ’89 Cathy DiChiaro, Faculty Representative Heather Hahn Fowler ’87 Molly Goodwin ’05 Charlotte Harrington ’12, Student Representative Jane Shore Jacober ’76 Margaret Field Kelly ’89 Sophie Glenn Lau ’88 Amy Leeds ’70 Jill Sapinsley Mooney ’63 Juliana Raimondi ’99 Ellen Reeves ’79 Jane Sharfstein ’73 Briana Simonian ’04 Alexia Williams ’13, Student Representative Julie Ronci Zito ’84

Honorary Members (see above)

2012-13 Lincoln School Parents Association (LSPA) Leadership LSPA oﬃcers

Caren Mendez, President Leslie Reynolds, Vice President Lauren Motola-Davis, Secretary Jennifer Wieting, Treasurer Division coordinators

Little School Liaison Brooke Bedingﬁeld Lower School Division coordinators Dori deFeo Lanette Budovsky

Middle School Division coordinator Marlene Bellini upper School Division coordinators Iraida Williams Elyse Kaprelian

Committee Chair Light up Lincoln

Beth Thomas and Brooke Gallo BRAVo Maureen Morrow Cynthia Smyth LYNX Colin Bishop

Annual fund, Parent fund James Casey Admissions Alison Chu

Book festival Kathi Lyons Wendy Lawton

Volunteer and Nominating Julia Jordan-Zachery Richard Glucksman

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2011-12 Lincoln School Parents Association (LSPA) Leadership Caren Mendez, President Leslie Reynolds, Vice President David Mason, Secretary Jennifer Wieting, Treasurer Division coordinators: Little School Liaison Amanda Riegel

Lower School Division coordinators Dori deFeo Lanette Budovsky

Middle School Division coordinators Gail Theriault Marlene Bellini upper School Division coordinators Iraida Williams Elyse Kaprelian BRAVo Tammy Fasano

2012-13 Annual Fund Committee

co-cHAIRS: James Casey P’25, ’27 (Parent Giving) Stephen Coon P’10 (Leadership Giving) Heather Hahn Fowler ’87 (Alumnae and Reunion Giving Maris Perlman ’05 (Young Alumnae Giving)

Committee Members Marlene Bellini P’17 Andrew Boss P’23

Joyce Botelho P’15, Assistant Director of Development and Alumnae Relations Cristina Di Chiera P’26 Erin Gilliat ’92 Kara Gilligan, Faculty Representative Molly Goodwin ’05 Elisa Heath P’15 Doris Hull P’97 Faculty Representative Julia Jordan-Zachery P’18 Meagan Lenihan P’26 Faculty Representative

Caren Mendez P’17 Mary Therese Martinez P’16 Gero Meyersiek P’18 Adrienne Morris P’18, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations Leslie Reynolds P’19 Gail Theriault P’16 Beth Thomas P’24 Nancy Wing ’44

2011-12 Annual Fund Committee Committee Chair

Michelle Collie Erin Gilliat ’92 Gil MacLean Divakar Mandapati P ’20, ’23

Committee Members

Marlene Bellini P ’17 Joyce Botelho P ’15, Assistant Director of Development and Alumnae Relations Andrew Boss P ’23 Stephen Coon P ’10 Jennifer Devine Staff Representative Cristina DiChiera P ’26 Martha Douglas-Osmundson P ’12 Faculty Representative Carol Drewes P ’14 Leslie Fontana P ’16, ’17 Bri Gallo P ’24, ’26 Rob Gallo P ’24, ’26 Mary Borah Gorman ’79 Amy Leeds ’70 Connie Mason David Mason Caren Mendez P ’17 Gero Meyersiek P ’18 Adrienne Morris P ’18, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations Patrice Milos-Spalding P ’13 Kristen Haffenreffer Moran ’87, P ’17 Suzanne Young Murray ’58 Honorary Member Jina Petrarca-Karampetsos ’94 Leslie Reynolds P ’19 John Rooks P ’11, ’13 Caroline Bliss Spencer ’05 Anita Thompson ’89 Faculty Representative Nancy Bartlett Wing ’44

2011-12 Phonathon Volunteers

Andrew Boss P ’23 Joyce Botelho P ’15 Stephen Coon P ’10 Carol Drewes P ’14 Angela Dukcevich P ’20 Sarah Garrison Mary Therese Martinez P ’12 ’16 Connie Mason David Mason Caren Mendez P ’17 Adrienne Morris P ’18 Naydine Gergora Rock ’76 Anita Thompson ’89 Nancy Bartlett Wing ’44

Light Up Lincoln Committee Co-Chairs

Bri Gallo Brooke Gallo Beth Thomas

Committee Members and Volunteers

Marlene Bellini Aleida Benitez Kendall Brown Bridget & Anthony Crocenzi Anne Carty Cristina DiChiera & Neal Walsh Ginger Hesse ’76 Elyse Kaprielian Matt Knippel Kevin Lindamood Mary Therese Martinez Roselle McConnell Bruce Allan Moran Edward Morgan Maureen Morrow Lauren Motola-Davis Marjorie Powning Kerri & Mark Ramos Leslie Reynolds Megan Sullivan Gail & Steven Theriault Jenny & Carl Wieting Colleen Zeitz Student Volunteers Ani Comella ’15 Gabby DiBattista ’12 Nora Grimes ’15 Hayley Lough ’12 Marina Martinez ’12 Jamie Pine ’15 facilities Department Mario Costa John Lima

Rhode Island Festival of Children’s Books and Authors Committee Diane Ascencao Robb Barnard Amy Barrett ’88 Christine Boulay Belle Buroker ’17 Sterling Clinton-Spellman ’02 Charles Cofone Margie Costello Stephanie Calat DiPrete ’89 Carole Donnelly Martha Douglas-Osmundson Sandrine Dundas David Ely Hilary Fagan ’87 Liz Ford Cate Hibbitt ’85 Betsy Hunt Maureen Kelsey Lauri Lee Meagan Lenihan Kate Lentz ‘84 Kathleen Lyons Caren Mendez Adrienne Morris Kaitlin Palmieri Ann Palms Sandra Reinbold Brooke Strachan Anita Thompson ’89 Alexia Williams ’13 Colleen Zeitz

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Thank You to Our 2011-12 Supporters!

Lincoln is indebted to the record number of parents, alumnae, parents of alumnae, grandparents, faculty/staff, foundations and corporations, and friends of Lincoln who demonstrated extraordinary generosity to the School during our 2012 school year (July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012). These gifts of financial support are a testament to our community’s collective commitment to advancing Lincoln’s educational mission on behalf of this generation of Lincoln students. All donations are invested directly into our talented students, outstanding faculty, our diverse programs, and capital improvements on our Providence campus and the Murray Family Athletic Complex at Faxon Farm.

Total Giving

July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 (New Gifts and Pledges) Annual Fund and Other Operating Support

$648,191

Endowment Support for Financial Aid & Faculty

$527,267

Faxon Farm

Unrestricted Donations

Total New Gifts and Pledges

$650,844

$271,669

$2,097,979

• The 2011-12 Annual Fund Campaign set a new record level of giving with nearly $640,000 in restricted and unrestricted operating gifts to support Lincoln students, faculty and programs during the 2010-11 school year. Nearly 1,100 donors contributed to the Campaign and parents rallied at the end of the Campaign as part of the special lemonade challenge. The Class of 2024, the Kindergarten, won the challenge participation and served Dell’s lemonade to the Lincoln community at the Day of Service, All-School barbeque. • Thanks to our generous donors, we added $527,267 to Lincoln’s endowment with new funds established to support our scholarship program including The Charlotte Lumb Swift ‘35 Scholarship.

• Donors came together to fund Phase III of the Faxon Farm renovation including a special challenge that will conclude in June 2013 to complete the fundraising for this transformative project. (See pages 33 & 34)

• The families of the Class of 2012 raised funds to support faculty development including the Innovation, Creation and Exploration (ICE) grants that were awarded for the first time in 2011-12. (See page 20)

• Lincoln received nearly $1,000,000 in bequests and planned gifts during the year and was notified of more than $500,000 in new bequest intentions from loyal friends. Lincoln extends special recognition to alumna, Eleanor Clayton ‘43 for her major bequest that supported the Faxon Farm renovation (page 33) and established the Elizabeth Giangreco Faculty Endowment Fund (See page 20)

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JOHN LARKIN LINCOLN SOCIETY ($25,000+)

Benedict Foundation for Independent Schools The Russell A. Boss Family Foundation+ Oliver and Martha Boss Bennett ’85 Russell and Marjorie Buonanno Boss ’58 Robin L. Boss ’83 The Estate of Eleanor Clayton ’43 Haffenreffer Family Fund+ David and Susan Haffenreffer Ted and Kristen Haffenreffer Moran ’87 Dr. H. D. Hibbitt and Mrs. Susan B. Hibbitt+ June Rockwell Levy Foundation Light Up Lincoln 2012 Murray Family Charitable Foundation+ Terry and Suzanne Young Murray ’58 Megan Murray Craigen ’93 Timothy and Colleen Murray Coggins ’79 Kevin and Paula Murray McNamara ’80 New England Yearly Meeting of Friends+ Cynthia B. Patterson Ann and Alan Perlman+ The Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation The Pisa Foundation Margaret Walker Purinton Foundation+ Betsey A. Purinton and James T. English Anne D. Purinton The Rhode Island Foundation+ The Estate of Charlotte Lumb Swift ’35

DAISY DWIGHT DONORS ($10,000–$24,999)

Barry and Mimi Fish Alperin ’60 The Estate of Frederick K. Bailey Diane Stott Briggs ’47 The Estate of Virginia Bugbee ’33 Pat and Betsy Canning+ The Families of the Class of 2012 Dr. and Mrs. Vlado Dukcevich Grimshaw-Gudewicz Charitable Foundation Patty and Stephen Soscia+ The Starfish Group+ Stewart Martin and Adrienne Morris The Estate of Martha Field Steel ’37+ Dave Whalen and Barbara Burke+

LAUDATE ($5,000–$9,999)

Bank of America+ Alexis Allen Boss ’89 Tennis Tournament Stephen and Melanie Coon+

* deceased

Stefano and Angela Dukcevich+ John and Katie Dumouchel+ Julia and John Eells+ Gerald and Sarah Fogarty+ Jane Palestine Jamieson ’71 Barbara M. Leonard Fund+ Barbara M. Leonard Barbara Leonard Bennett ’71 and Paul Curcio Paul Damon and Cynthia Leonard Damon ’75 Paul and Kelley McCauley Larry and LeeAnn Merlo Mary Darrow Sawyer ’71 Paul and Joan Sorensen Nancy Nahigian Tavitian ’82+

1884 ASSOCIATES ($2,500–$4,999)

Bank RI+ Priscilla Barley ’38* Alexander and Elizabeth Siener Bodell ’72 Alisa Robbins Doctoroff ’76 Robert B. Egan in memory of Ann Midwood Egan ’50+ Kelly and Heather Hahn Fowler ’87+ Richard and Kym Gaissl Kenneth and Elle Guarino+ Tommy Hilfiger and Deniz Erbug Hilfiger ’84+ Susan Langdon Kass ’54+ Dione Dickenson Kenyon ’72+ Roman and Lydia Klufas+ Amy Leeds ’70+ Philip and Ellie Mahoney Loughlin ’85 Gil MacLean and Michelle Collie+ Dr. Divakar Mandapati and Dr. Charu Taneja+ Thomas McLoughlin and Christine McLoughlin Brinkman in honor of Elizabeth Olney McLoughlin ’44 Vincent and Rachel Murphy+ Donna M. Paolino ’70+ Mary Howell Sawers ’52+ Textron Matching Gift+ Meredith Vieira ’71+

FIRST CENTURY CLUB ($1,000–$2,499)

Anonymous+ Dana and Bethann Hartnett Allcock ’81+ Atlantic Control Systems, Inc.+ Peter Bennett+ Robert and Lisa Benoit+ Paul and Mary Boghossian Memorial Fund+ David Boghossian

Joan Boghossian Paul and Jennifer Boghossian Brian and Lanette Budovsky Philip and Anne Carty+ Class of 2011+ Margaret Perry Clossey ’64 Charles Cofone and Judith Swift+ Dede Kane Cohen ’51+ Carolyn Briggs Cumming ’32 CVS Pharmacy, Inc. Thomas and Lorraine Dimeo Joseph and Denise DiOrio+ Christopher and Paula Downs Elizabeth Fuller Elsner ’41 Susan Mann Fink ’69 + James Fitzgerald and Linda Shannon Mimi Mallace Freeman ’51 Robert and Briana Gallo+ Mary Borah Gorman ’79 Dr. Melissa Hamilton+ Longsheng He and Xiajin Bao+ Timothy Rockwell and Catherine Hibbitt ’85 Jane Chisholm Hofe ’53+ Laurel Davis Huber ’69+ Carol Hunt Peter and Betsy Hunt Patricia Igoe+ Brian Iwatake and Jennifer Maude+ Natalie Cull Joslin ’44 Joukowsky Family Foundation+ Nancy Boghossian Keeler ’58+ Drew Days and Ann Langdon ’62 Andrew MacKeith and Shawen Williams+ Carol Mann ’67 The Mann Family Foundation+ Susan Eldredge Mead ’65 Gero Meyersiek+ Glenna Mathes Moalli ’67 Steven and Lynn Moran Elizabeth Streit Mulligan ’53 Raymond Murphy+ James Myers Tamara Nash ’75+ Jeffrey and Faith Pine+ Arthur and Mary Stitely Raczynski ’62+ Ress Family Foundation Caroline Reeves ’80 Ellen Reeves ’79 Joan Ress Reeves ’50 Pamela Reeves ’83 Barry and Audrey Forman Robbins ’50 Mark and Susie Rovnak Susan Goff Ryder ’53 Arlene Tate Schuler ’72+ Lou and Jane Schwechheimer+

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

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Hannah Rooks ’13 sketches her design for a robot mechanism that will pick up rings. Carolyn Shelley ’60 Eleanor Macomber Sinnicks ’35*+ Ann Eddy Smith ’55 Gloria Aisenberg Sonnabend ’47+ Randall and Carol Boghossian Spencer ’70+ Nancy Boghossian Staples ’77+ Michael and Suzanne Steinberg Chris and Lisa Van Allsburg+ Gretchen Elliott Viall ’49 + Jonathan and Aleen Weiss+ LeRoy and Suzanne Parks Wilbur ’54 Terry Tullis and Constance Worthington ’62+ Laurence and Courtney Doherty Wright ’84+

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LINCOLN LOYALS ($500–$999)

Janak and Deepani Ambalangodage+ Maria and Louis Andrade+ Anonymous (2) Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Barnard+ Jeffrey and Jacqueline Baron+ Batchelor, Frechette, McCrory, Michael & Co. Walter and Melissa Behm Robinson and Kimberly Briggs Berry ’76+ Colin and Angeline Bishop+ Andrew and Melissa Boss+ Joyce M. Botelho and J. Stephen Grimes +

Lawrence and Sharleen Bowen+ Greta Brown+ James and Abby Burchfield+ Darby and Perry Goff Buroker ’87+ Kathleen and Anthony Capo+ Francis P. Carolan + Richard Carolan Arthur Carter+ Xinming Chen and Li Qiao+ John and Sandra Chrupcala Citizens Bank+ The Class of 2012+ Joseph and Corey Coia+ Bud and Maureen Cummings+ Jennifer Davis+ Maury and Patricia Davitt+ Christine Day+ Marjorie McCaffrey DeAngelis ’58 Mary Delano ’66+ Jennifer and Jerry Devine Dennis and Susan diBattista+ Whitney Doherty ’86+ Dorothy Lloyd Drummey ’54 Carla Wright Eaton ’53 James and Janet Field + Noel and Phyllis Field Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Flanagan + Paul and Debra Formal+ Helena Buonanno Foulkes ’82+ Rance and Deidre Gillespie+ Gail Auslander Ginnetty ’64+ Ronald and Barbara Picerne Goldsmith ’80+ Kathi Schmid Grant ’58 Doro and James Hallan David and Lisa Harrington+ Dana D’Alessandro Haseotes+ Barney and Elisa Heath+ Robin M. Hergott ’83 Living Tribute Fund Roberta Ming Robin Ming Hergott ’83 Karen Hibbitt ’88 James and Wendy Houle+ Insite Engineering Services+ John H. Jeffers Constance Eddy Jordan ’50 The Kane-Barrengos Foundation+ Thomas Keating and Colleen Dennis Keating+ Tobin and Margaret Field Kelly ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Levin+ Robert and Kimberly Lough Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lundgren+ Jebakumary Manokaran and

Manokaran Thambyian+ Scott and Tanya Martin+ Bliss Matteson ’63 Nancy Wilcox Mattis ’39 Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCulloch+ Ronnie and Frank McFarland+ Arthur and Doreen McKinley+ Barbara Winslow Miller ’42 Joanne White Miller ’49 John A. Minahan+ Jill Sapinsley Mooney ’63 Gregg and Maureen Morrow+ Rychard Mysliwiec+ Nixon Peabody, LLP Patricia Nunez+ Stephen Sarcia and Dena Paolino-Sarcia+ Stephen and Rene Payne+ Maris Perlman ’05 and Jason Castro+ Andres and Melyssa Plunkett-Gomez ’86+ Clarissa Penny Porter ’57+ Kristen E. B. Presnol ’06+ Kittichai Promrat and Chanika Phornphutkul Mark and Stephanie Snow Rambler ’91+ Nancy Ball Ratner ’66 Mary Baldridge Remensnyder ’50 Brad and Dorothea Ricci Faxon ’88 Chip and Amanda Riegel Sage Dining Services Patricia Sapinsley ’71+ Diana Beattie Scott ’52 Jane Meissner Sharfstein ’73+ John and Julie Shekarchi + Frank and Jennifer Sousa+ Curtis Spalding and Patrice Milos-Spalding Mary Easton Swift Spence ’39 Alex Speredelozzi and Carmen Roy-Speredelozzi Michael and Robin Stern+ Christopher Suchmann and Mary Pendergast+ Colleen Sweeney Scott and Stefanie Casinelli Taylor ’97+ Howard and Toni Tinberg United Way of Rhode Island+ Dr. John T. Veale and Dr. Amy K. Veale+ Kathleen Veale Kenneth and Mary Jean Volpe+

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Señora Cadenas talks with Pre-Kindergarten about the month of November Karl-Anders and Kymberly Wadensten Frances Trumbull Webb ’56+ Robert Whitaker* Suzanne Whitney Wilcox ’52+ James and Iraida Williams Nasser Zawia+ Rosemary Zawia+

FRIENDS AND FAMILY ($1–$499)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Abodeely Mickey Ackerman and Lucy Stevens+ Warren and Abigail Addington-May Aetna Foundation, Inc.+ Titus and Mofoluso Agbelese Aid Maintenance Co., Inc.+ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Akers + Doug Alexander and Daisy Bassen Joan Milligan Allan ’58+ Katherine Allen ’97 Nancy Cornelius Allen ’53 William and Amabel Allen Beth James Alphen ’53 Elizabeth Ames ’75+ Polly Amrein ’44+ Analog Devices, Inc. Jane Lozon Anderson ’58

Mr. Julio Andrade Mary Cannell Andrews ’59 Apex Kitchens & Baths, Inc.+ Breana Appolonia ’07 Carolyn Ellis Aronson ’61 Jose and Justina Ascencao+ Susan Eastwood Ashton ’66+ Marion Athearn and Richard Hess+ Jean H. and Stanley E. Auslander Fund+ Jessica Avery ’86 Joan Metzger Badger ’57 Hazzard Bagg and Shayna Morgan Jennifer Bakios Robert and Joan Thornton Baldridge ’51+ James and Deborah Baldwin Nancy McDowell Baldwin ’46 Emily Balsam ’71+ Robb Barnard+ Katherine Barr ’02+ Charles and Allison Barrett+ Amy Barrett ’88 Eliza Barrett ’06+ Emily Lynch Barrett ’53 Mary Sisson Barrett ’36+ Barrington Print & Copy+ Julia Paxton Barrow ’49

* deceased

Nancy McWatters Barteau Fish ’52 Patricia Anjoorian Bartlett ’71 Ms. Aleksandra Baryshnikov+ Matthew and Deborah Baum Ms. Joyce Beard+ Becton Dickinson and Company+ Nathan Bekemeier and Penny Brewer+ Cynthia Koerner Belanger ’65 Rachel Bisgyer Bell ’00 The Bellini Family+ Patricia Samors Benton ’75 Serena Beretta Berwind Corporation Joelle Beyer ’02+ Everett and Kimberly Bianco Heidi Bianco ’99+ Angelo and Mari Marchionte Bianco ’97+ Edward Bishop+ Mars and Prudence Barton Bishop ’51+ Dorothea Hodgkinson Black ’52 Linda Blazer ’70+ Jody Smith Blish ’55 Janet Malone Bliss ’46+ Ann Lundgren Bliven ’49 Rachael Amanda Bloom ’06 Frances Bodell ’61

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

Charles and Helen Carpenter Bodell ’80 Ruth Bodell ’09 Books on the Square Kara Kee Borah ’88+ Karen Kinder Borchert ’55 Catherine Raff Bordon ’87 Alice Boss and Sandy Altman+ Bradford R. Boss+ Marsha Bristow Bostick ’71+ Angela and Thomas Botelho+ Ann M. Boulanger+ Ms. Christine Boulay+ Diane MacLean Boumenot ’75+ Virginia Weis Bourne ’48 Brenda Bousfield ’56 Margaret Hartnett Boyd ’85+ Mrs. Lyn Bradford+ Edith Brewster ’62 + James and Mary Briden+ Carolyn Sharp Brodsky ’56+ Peter Brooks+ Dianne Butterfield Brosnan ’49 Patricia McElroy Brouwer ’50 Barbara Batty Brown ’56+ Cathy E. Brown ’68+ Emma Dimond Brown ’53 Gillian Fansler Brown ’49 James and Kendall Brown Leanna Young Brown ’52 Martha Reid Brown ’64 Reisha Brown ’89 Thomas Brown+ Burt Bryan+ Miss Brooke L. Buckett Richard and Kim Buckett Elsie Peck Buffum ’41 Esther Buonanno ’91+ Ms. Louise Burbank+ Mr. and Mrs. James Burchfield Ann Burkhardt ’72 David and Anne Burnham Christopher and Paula Burns+ Allison Gelfuso Butler ’96+ Nunnie Atwater Byers ’45+ Francisca Cadenas+ Linda Renasco Cadigan ’64+ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Calabro Amy Caldamone ’02+ Janet Evans Caldwell ’63 Giovonne M. Calenda Sheridan Gardner Cameron ’61+ Silvia and John Campbell

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Nancy Cottrill and James Hines+ John and Elizabeth Cournoyer+ Peter and Susan Cournoyer+ Emily White Craig ’86 Anthony and Bridget Crocenzi Cara Millard Cromwell ’88+ Claudia Crowell ’02+ George and Betty Ann Crowell+ Sudi Cumming ’63 Hope Curtis ’51+ Amy Johnston Cutler ’67+ Ellie Cutler ’06+ Laura Stone Cutler ’42+ Paul and Lynne Czech+ Mr. Dacey and Heather Chamberlin Dacey ’87+ Mackenzie Damon ’09+ Avery Dandreta ’05 Michele Dandreta+ Christopher and Lynne Dansereau Fayreen Geremia Darling ’60 Martha Day Davidson ’45 B.B. Freeman Davis ’38* Kenneth Davis and Lauren Motola-Davis+ Martha Hatch Davis ’56 Dee Lovenberg Decker ’52 Ronald and Dorianne deFeo Kristin DeKuiper Stephanie S. Del Ponte ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeMary+ Amelia Demopulos ’85 Mr. and Mrs. Peter DerHagopian+ Susan Deveney Patricia DeVlieg ’67 Ms. Cristina DiChiera and Mr. Neal Walsh+ Alice Dickinson ’02+ B.J. Greenberg Diefenbacher ’61+ Ellen DiMeglio ’05 Allesandra DiOrio ’08 Kathleen and John Diorio+ Caitlyn DiPompo ’04+ Edward D. DiPrete Thomas and Stephanie Calat DiPrete ’89 Mary and Michael DiSandro Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiSandro Edmund and Tracy DiTroia George H. Dixon+ Deborah Dobbins ’72 + Barbara Dobbyn+ Steve and Anne Doerr+ Nancy Seaman Doherty ’61

Margaret Hall Donabed ’81 + Jeffrey and Carole Donnelly+ Judith Brier Donnelly ’75 Penelope Reed Doob ’60 Ann Winsor Doskow ’52 Paul and Elizabeth Glassie Doucette ’79 Victoria Crouchley Dougherty ’80+ Anne Seidel Douglas ’82+ Martha Douglas-Osmundson and Glenn Osmundson+ Christine Downs ’06+ Carol E. Drewes Ms. Diana Ducharme+ Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Ducharme+ Susan Dumouchel Nancy Goldstein Dunn ’72 Christopher and Courtney DuPaul+ Cheryl and James Durand Robert and Liza Duval Eleanor Earle+ Eastside Marketplace Gail Eastwood-Stokes ’69 Gretchen Heisler Ecclestone ’67+ Zinzi Edmundson ’03+ Jean Edwards Susan Chafee Welch ’44 Dennis and Margaret Egan+ Joshua and Megan Eisen Cynthia and Robert Elder+ Sarah Elliott ’70 David Ely Lane Engles ’61+ Peter Erickson and Adriana DeMello-Erickson Peter and Susan Erkkinen Alana Esposito ’03 Amy Esposito ’10 Raymond and Susan Esposito Albert A. Dahlberg and Hilary Fagan ’87+ Peter S. Fagan Luis and Aida Faria Sandy and Jon Farnum Molly Faulkner Farrington ’71+ Happy Bowen Farrow ’93+ Mohamad and Dorienne Farzan Stephen and Tammy Fasano Alan and Doris Feinberg+ Madeline Bennett and Jerry Feldman Rony and Debra Feldman-Abovitz ’86+ Tj Feldman-Halpern ’89

* deceased

Elizabeth Meystre Femenias ’56 Joanne Ferguson ’61+ Mario and Lynn Ferragamo Maria Ferreras Juan and Maria Fhon Fidelity Foundation Russell W. Field, Jr.+ Mary Louise Evans Findlay ’52 Marjorie Scheffer Fingeret ’65*+ Frederic Fitts Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Fitzgibbons+ Karen Whipple Fitzpatrick ’69+ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flood+ Douglas and Jane Flora+ FM Global Foundation Danae Psilopoulos Foley ’88 John Foley and Lisa Finn Barbara Fontaine+ Elizabeth and Patrick Ford Forever Green Landscaping, Inc.+ Dr. C. Matthew Forster+ Ms. Leah Frank Nicholas and Jill Franklin Maybury Viall Fraser ’47 Elizabeth Taft Freeman ’39+ Elizabeth Freeman ’63 Martha Freeman ’72 Maggie and Eric Friedfeld Nancy Elson Fritch ’72 Sasha Fujimoto ’03+ Natalie Fuqua Andrew Gabor and Iris Bahar Joan Gaissl Diana Gallagher ’91+ Ronnie Bernon Gallina ’68+ Mr. John Gallo+ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gallo+ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garabedian+ Nancy Garden ’56+ Sarah Gaunt+ Martha Sanford Gendron ’51+ Anne Stronach Genter ’53+ Ms. Rosalie Gervais+ Dr. Casimiro Giampaolo and Ms. Jo Ellen Mistarz+ Bridget Myra Gillen+ Jeffrey and Erin Gilliatt ’92+ Caroline M. Gilroy Dr. Michael Gilson+ Lisa Giragosian ’02+ George and Anne Giraud+ Mr. and Ms. Richard Glucksman+ Nancy Rapelye Godfray ’60 Izzy Goff+

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

REPoRT of GIVING Nancy Hayes Golden ’61+ Breanna Goldsmith ’01+ Jade Goldsmith ’09+ Courtney Goldstein ’05+ Joseph and Lisa Gomes+ Traci Coelho Gomes ’98+ Agustin and Belkis Gomez Vanessa Gomez ’09+ George and Betsey Goodwin Martha Goodwin ’05 Mr. and Mrs. John Gorham Elizabeth Curit Gosselin ’52 Mr. David Grand and Mrs. Sandy Hermele Grand+ Deborah Jordan Grant ’57 Daria Psilopoulos Greeley ’86+ Nyssa Green ’99 Beverly Browning Greig ’56+ Grey Goose Lines, Inc.+ Richard Griffith+ Corlis Gross ’06+ Frances Makepeace Gross ’40+ Juliette Freeman Gross ’47 Lucy Grosvenor ’63 Jean Claude and Liliane Fulconis Guiriec ’61+ Ruth Phillips Gulick ’59 Elizabeth Cushman Gumbart ’49 Julie Hall Gunderson ’05+ George and Gail Gunther+ Nicholas Haber and Lynne Harlow+ Marilyn Greene Hague ’52+ Thomas Walker Hague Ann Bainton Hall ’49 Frances Huntoon Hall ’45 Jean Hall ’63+ Megan E. Hallan ’00 Elizabeth Worrell Hamilton ’55 Deborah and Peter Hanney Helen Stilson Hardin ’32 Laura Harker ’02+ Joan Harlowe ’52 Leslie and Joan Harnish+ Mary-Jo Haronian ’82+ Jo Ann Harper+ Robert and Nancy Harrington Mrs. Marlene Hartley Alexandra Haseotes ’05 Anastasia Haseotes ’11 Janet Butler Haugaard ’50 Charlotte Greason Hayes ’60 Judith Macktez Hayes ’79+ Suzanne Hayes ’87 Carolyn Hazard ’63+

* deceased

Marilyn Palmer Helmholz ’56+ Mr. Paul Hemmerich+ Ianthe Hensman ’02 Sherry G. Hepp Jean Hermele+ Herreshoff Marine Museum+ Michael and Julie Herzlinger+ Ginger Sarra Hesse ’76 Janet Laing Hetterly ’53 Marlene Cerrito Hewitt ’61 Donna Hickey+ Candace Hill ’70+ Carol Alexieff Hilton ’56+ Lorraine Louttit Hilton ’56 Life Sciences Group at Ropes & Gray, LLP Susan Wolfenden Hinnant ’60 Shirley Severance Holmes ’48 Catharine Cook Holmstrom ’73 Andrea Holt Phoebe Eddy Horne ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Houck Lisa and Jonathan Hough Martha Curit Hough ’60 John and Holly Howard+ Mary-Louise Baughan Howley ’84+ Hope Freeman Hudner ’69 Charles and Doris Hull+ Sarah J. Hull ’97 Lawrence Iadonisi and Cheryl Turnquist Annika Karlsson Imbrie ’95+ Elizabeth Horton Ingraham ’57 Intel Foundation+ Jeffrey and Sarah Isaacs William Jackson and Lisa Ashe Sally Wilcox Jacob ’51+ Jane Shore Jacober ’76+ Douglas L. Jacobs+ Linda Mathes Jacobs ’62 Francis and Letitia James Melissa DeSano Jensen ’86+ Lydia Edes Jewell ’46 Maryanne and Winfred Johnson Kassandra Kimbriel Jolley ’91 Lauren and Michael Jordan+ Renate Sickinger Jordan ’52 Nancy Hill Joroff ’61+ Tamara Cumming Jurgenson ’85+ Kalamazoo Community Foundation Jayne Floyd Kamin ’56 Michael and Leslie Karkos+ Deborah Katz ’74+ Gertrude Ruch Kauffman ’39+

Arthur and Mary Kaufman Valerie Tatro Keating ’83 Thomas and Marty Kee Ms. Ann Vaughn Kelly+ Maureen and Geoffrey Kelsey+ Kirsten Elizabeth Kenney ’94+ Susan F.R. Kenny ’57 Marilyn Broden Kenyon ’55 Sharon Doherty Kersh ’60+ Ms. Laura Kertz and Mr. David Milsom+ Jane Wilson King ’54 Aronda Kirby+ Olivia Kirby ’07+ Kathleen Kirman+ Janice Kizirian+ Barbara Bullock Klatt ’41+ Judith Greenberg Kleinberg ’64+ Estelle Klemer Mr. Matt Knippel+ Michael and Berit Kosterlitz Jon and Sherry Kourtesis+ Judith Lovering Kramer ’62+ Bari Krauss ’05 + Katherine Kurgansky ’03+ Michael and Maureen Kenny Kurgansky+ Nancy Faenza Ladd ’72+ Patrick J. LaFore+ Cathlyn Lang ’95+ Marcia Conrad Langenhagen ’54 Jeffrey and Martha Larence+ Frances Weaver Lathrop-Drew ’36+ Sophie Glenn Lau ’88 Christopher and Kim Lawrence Susan Joslin Leader ’64 Catherine Wood Lee ’58 Meagan and Kevin Lenihan+ Gerald and Doreen LePage+ Ms. Deborah Lepore+ Lynne Laurans Levinson ’63+ Candace Jenks Lewis ’62 Heather Pace Lewis ’91+ Sophie Lewis ’51 Carol Freedman Lieberman ’57 Merrell Jenness Lievens ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lightbown Janice Weaver Lima ’58 Priscilla Wright Lingham ’47 Jane and Bertram Lippincott Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lischio+ Deborah Lisker ’68 Stanley and Martha Livingston+ Gail Logan ’62+

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

Jane Troppoli Lomas ’52 Dr. Nicholas V. Longo and Ms. Aleida Benitez+ David and Ellen Lough+ Mr. and Mrs. William Lounsbury+ Julia Westgate Lown ’91+ Harriet Greenough Luck ’55 Hazel Fiske Lundgren ’45 Carol Johanson Lundin ’55+ Rae Lunnie ’54+ Audrey Baybutt Lyden ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Denis Lynch+ Margaret Cashion Lysy ’95 Lisa MacDonald ’72+ Carol A. Machado+ Anne Brigham Mack ’39 Jessica Mack ’02+ John and Lisa Mackintosh+ Heather MacLeod ’66+ Douglas and Martha Mainiero Serena Mainiero ’15 Martha Makanna ’61 Mr. William N. Makepeace+ Judith Walsh Malcom ’51+ Melvin and Thea Mancini Martha Kay Mann ’60 Linda Mar ’81 Christine Ball Mark ’71+ Ruth Marris-Macaulay+ Jane Williams Marsello ’49+ John and Joananne Marshall Lianne Marshall ’88+ Lily Martin ’18 Patricia Thomas Martin ’61+ Vito and Robin Martinelli + Ronald and Mary Therese Martinez+ Erin Brennan Martins ’93+ Dr. Stephen Matarese and Ms. Leslie E. Fontana The Estate of Barbara Mathews ’39 Mark Tate and Joan Mathieu-Tate ’77+ Martine Roland Matzke ’62+ Henry May and Catherine Nagle+ Nancy Dean Maynard ’43 Judith E. McCaffrey ’62+ B. Tracy and Beth McCann + Benjamin and Jean McCleary The McConnell Family+ Anne Elder McCormack ’61+ Phebe Perry McCosker ’68 Jean Utter McCrosky ’45+ Emily McCue ’02+

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Lincoln School's 2011-12 Annual Fund A New Annual fund Record Set!

Close to 1,100 alumnae, parents, parents of alumnae, faculty, staff, and friends contributed to the 2011-12 Annual Fund. Your willingness to share the journey with us this year helped achieve a record level of giving to the Annual Fund. Together, we raised $637,147 in support of our students and faculty. Thank you from all of us at Lincoln!

Achieving this milestone for our Annual Fund was possible because of our shared belief in the mission and values of our school. Your gift helped every student experience a year of discovery and exploration, allowing us to build community, inspire connections, and teach commitment. It is with heartfelt thanks that we acknowledge everyone who participated in the 2011-12 Annual Fund.

Scan the QR code at the right to view the year-end thank you video. We hope the images capture the spirit of the past year at Lincoln and convey how deeply grateful we are for your support as we made this journey together.

Distribution of Annual fund Gifts:

Lincoln Magazine/Annual Report

Annual fund Participation Percentages:

Generous bequest establishes The Elizabeth Giangreco Faculty Fund in honor of Teaching Excellence leanor (Lee) Clayton ’43 was a devoted alumna and Lincoln supporter throughout her life. While she moved to San Francisco as a young professional in the early 1950s, she maintained her ties to Lincoln until her death in November 2011. She provided generously for Lincoln by naming the school as the sole beneﬁciary of her IRA and a Life Insurance policy. In honor of her special connection with Lincoln faculty member, Elizabeth Giangreco, the Lincoln Board of Trustees designated a portion of her unrestricted bequest to establish a named endowment in Mrs. Giangreco’s name.

Mrs. Elizabeth Giangreco, known to her students and colleagues as Mrs. G., taught history at Lincoln School for 39 years from 1937 to 1976 and oversaw the growth of the history department as its chair. She served under the leadership of three diﬀerent Heads of School – Frances Wheeler, Marion Shirley Cole, and Mary Louise Schaﬀner. During her nearly four decades of teaching and faculty leadership, she inspired hundreds of Lincoln students, guiding them through the study of Ancient History, Modern European History and American History. In their yearbook dedication to Mrs. G, the Class of 1956 shared:

“We fondly dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. G. in appreciation of her Charm: At all times Enthusiasm: For our plans Time: For each one of us Understanding: Our high and low points Guidance: Toward our goal”

Mrs. G., who celebrated her 98th birthday in May 2012 remembers “Lincoln as a wonderful place to teach because we had the freedom to try new things. The essence of Lincoln School has not changed. It remains committed to a respect for the individual, an interest in the intellectual development and freedom of girls and young women, and a focus on helping women succeed in life. I devoted my teaching career to Lincoln, and it always felt fresh and new. The girls made that possible. I am deeply honored and grateful to hear of Eleanor’s gift. She was a special student and stand out in so many ways.” If you are interested in learning more about how you can help grow this endowment through your own giving to Lincoln or establish a named endowment in honor of a loved one or beloved teacher, please contact: Adrienne Morris, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations, 401-331-9696 ext. 3118 or via email at amorris@lincolnschool.org.

The Class of 2012 Invests in the Faculty and Lincoln’s Center for Peace, Equity and Justice through Service

Lincoln teachers and the center for Peace, Equity and Justice through Service benefited from the generosity of the families of the class of 2012 and their daughters. Together, their special gifts support Lincoln’s commitment to teaching excellence and its Quaker traditions.

for the families of the class of 2012 making a gift in support of Lincoln faculty was an easy choice. Speaking on behalf of the 2012 Parent committee, class parent Toni Tinberg shared “one of the main reasons why we sent our daughters to Lincoln was its reputation for teaching excellence. Lincoln teachers bring their excitement to learn into their classrooms every day. our faculty Development fund will help fuel that love of life-long learning by supporting faculty to attend professional conferences, workshops and funding innovation grants to develop new courses and teaching tools.

The class of 2012 had a special connection to Lincoln’s center for Peace, Equity and Justice through Service which celebrated its fifth anniversary in 2011-12. Knowing that a new director, fellow alumna, Sterling clinton-Spellman ’02, would be arriving on campus in the fall 2012, the class designated its gift for the center, which organizes student-led events such as Morgan Stone ’00 Day, International Women’s Day, Senior Internships, and the All-School Day of Service. Sterling remarks, “What an amazing feeling to come back and know that the school has dedicated a center for great work. Most importantly the students feel so connected to this work that they designate a class gift to the center. I am looking forward to the center reflected throughout the school as a resource to educate our girls about social justice and equity that will transcend beyond Lincoln.”

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Students use iPads to experiment with area of polygons in grade 6 math Joyce Sproul McDaniel ’53 Patricia McGrath+ Charles McInerney Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm L. McInnis+ Joan Sanford McKean ’48 Kate McKenna+ Erica McKnight ’02+ McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.+ Casey Brennan McLaughlin ’95+ Mrs. Nancy McMahon+ Deborah McMillen ’64+ Miss Maggie S. McNamara Susan McNulty ’84+ Emily Colmore McWhinney ’54 Mary Medbery ’41 Jacquelyn Savoie Medina ’60 Irma Feinberg Megiddo ’58 Margaret Hilles Meiklejohn ’45+ Kristin Mellen ’61+ Maria Capece Mendelsberg ’86 Caren Mendez+ Brenda Sherman Merchant ’55 Daphne Georas Meredith ’76 Nancy Oppy Merrifield ’49 Patricia Chase Michaud ’49+ Paula Biagi Migliaccio ’52 Mary Cook Millard ’64 Richard and Christine Cavanagh Miller ’88+ Jane Miller ’97+ May Min ’07 Karen Minassian+ Norma Lodge Miner ’78+ Nancy Rego Moger ’68 Pamela Sinel Moore ’96+ Mr. and Mrs. John Moran+

Lincoln Magazine/Annual Report

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morgan+ Morgan Stanley Matching Gifts Program Susan Blake Morgan ’64 Ann Morrill+ Pamela Halewood Morse ’61+ Sandra Stratton Morse ’55+ Anne Mortimer-Maddox ’48+ Helen Kenoyer Mosher ’32 Ms. Diane Mota+ Cynthia Savage Muir ’65 Susan Kempton Mulholland ’80+ John and Cheryl Mulligan+ Ms. Erin Murphy Jenna Musco ’07 Melissa Pennacchia Nash ’92+ Marjorie and Christopher Nasin+ Dr. Michael Nation Elizabeth Robinson Neidhardt ’47 Bettie Lumb Nelson ’42+ Carol Ann Nelson Sherri Nelson+ Laura Fogarty Nerney ’89 Haley Nevers ’09 John and Theresa Nevers+ Martha Ann Wagner Newman ’63 Margaret Hartman Nichols ’73+ Sally Lord Nightingale ’45+ Susan Allan Nilsen ’56+ Paul and Kristin DePasquale North ’88+ Jean Ochs Nutini ’57+ Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. O’Brien, Jr. Barbara Benson O’Connor ’53 Alix Ogden and John Simmons Leslie A. Olton, DMD

Mr. and Mrs. Olusegun Olubowale+ Nicole De Tarnowsky O’Malley ’92+ Anna T. O’Neal ’99 Libby and Bob O’Neal+ Shirley Ganzer Palestine ’42 Mary E. Pallister Ann Lovenberg Palmer ’48 Mr. Joseph A. Palmer, Jr.+ Kaitlin and John Palmieri+ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pari Barbara Voss Parillo ’55 Ann Godfray Parker ’56 Faith Jackson Parker ’63 David and Cynthia Ohanian Parr ’73 Beverly Parsons+ Margaret Maull Partridge ’71+ Dennis and Kathleen Pasqualino+ Marie McCormick Pauwels ’56 Mr. Robert Pawlewicz and Dr. Diana D’Amico William and Alexis Pelton Mrs. Ann Perrotti+ Allison F. Peter ’86+ Georges and Carolyn Peter Patricia Peterson ’45 Sandra Moeller Peterson ’56 Pfizer Foundation+ Katherine Harrington Pillsbury ’46 Ms. Bethany Pine+ Judith Campbell Pinney ’53 Susan Pires+ Mr. William Pitts and Ms. Stephanie Buckley + Evan and Sheherazade Plynton Ms. Lyndell Polanco+ Janet Tinker Pollander ’57 Marcia Irving Pomon ’49+ Janet Poole Karchner Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Potter+ Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Powning John and Marjorie Powning+ Caroline Perry Press ’60 Emilee Pressman ’01+ Dorothy Bird Price ’55+ Tina Proffitt+ Lucille Provazza+ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Puddington Kelsey Puddington ’10 John and Martha Purdy Mercedes Hutchison Quevedo ’53 Constance Pierce Quinby ’43 Amy Sauber Quinlan ’71+ Harriet Paine Ragle ’40+

* deceased

Mark Taylor and Maureen Raia-Taylor+ Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ramos+ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ramos+ Sallie McLean Ramsden ’56+ Margery Joan Raphael ’65 Joan Ray ’61+ Nancy Eddy Raymond ’59 Katherine Andersen Read ’05+ John and Janet Reardon+ Roland and Shirley Reed+ Regina Reed-Tate+ Margaret Wierum Reeve ’38+ Ira H. Rex III, M.D.+ James and Catherine Rezendes+ Christine Richard+ Paula A. Richard Thomas Richmond+ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riedel+ Mr. and Mrs. John E. Riegel+ James and Pamela Ring+ Maria Austin Garcia-Mata Ripley ’97+ Charles and Teresa Ritter+ Timothy Rivinus+ Arthur and Judy Robbins Bronwyn A. Roberts ’00 Lee Newth Roberts ’53 Timmons Roberts and Holly Flood Susan Cashion Robinson ’91 Wesley Allingham Robinson ’55 Annette Rocchio+ Patricia Rocha ’75+ Naydine Gergora Rock ’76 Michael and Justine Waterfield Rodriguez ’03+ Paul Roidoulis and Karen Staubach George and Judith Murdough Rollinson ’52+ Beth Barton Rondeau ’82+ Stephen and Joyce Rongo+ John and Cathleen Rooks+ Ropes and Gray, LLP+ Jean Seaton Rosane ’45 Marie-Claude Roland Rossi ’65 Paige Rovnak ’11+ Ellen Behrendt Rowntree ’59 Carol Sapinsley Rubenstein ’65 Hilarie Rubin ’92 Mrs. Hanna Rudnicki Hanna Rudnicki Mathilda Rudnicki ’03+ Rebecca Rufo-Tepper ’92+ Charles and Melissa Ruhl John and Susan Ruhl

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

REPoRT of GIVING Mrs. Judith C. H. Ruley+ John and Inga Sullivan Russell ’86+ Lois Brown Russell ’53 Antonia Rutter ’06+ Barbara Sadick ’71+ Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Salgueiro+ Jonathan Saltzman and Nancy Safian+ Salvadore and Salvadore+ Guido R. Salvadore Afiya Samuel ’99+ Betsy Cohen Sandler ’78+ Gail Ames Sangree ’52 Mrs. Lila Sapinsley+ Dr. Marilyn Sarles Julie Savage and Mike McClean Sylvia Strickler Sawyer ’38 Kathleen Scanlan ’84 Lisa Robinson Schoeller ’78 Jane Arcaro Scola ’57 Mary-Lou Gerry Scott ’63 Ruth Kerney Scott ’40 Susan Callaghan Scungio ’85 Lianne Singleton Scura ’84+ Kathleen Kiely Seifert ’73 Bette Nagle Selle ’37 Dr. and Mrs. Justin W. Shaghalian Mr. and Mrs. Yaqoob Shahzad+ Lori and Jeff Shapiro+ Helen Sharp ’51 Sara Daniel Shaylor ’95+ Muriel Marsello Shedd ’44+ Irving and Katherine Sheldon Ms. Nancy Shepard Michael Jalbert and Elizabeth Sheridan Deming and Jane Sherman Martha Parkhurst Sherman ’35 Linda Shires ’68+ Sarah Siegel ’74 Deborah Horan Sikora ’71+ Whitney Simonds ’56+ Merlin and Trudy Simonson Ms. Rosalyn K. Sinclair+ Rebeka Singer ’05 + Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Singleton+ Carol Smith ’55 Kenneth Smith and Tommasina Gabriele-Smith Mr. Kerry Smith and Ms. Naomi Hasegawa+ Ruth Slade Smith ’52+ Dr. and Mrs. Mark Smyth+

* deceased

Richard Snyder and Margarita Caballero-Sneider+ Charlotte Barton Sornborger ’54 Bamby L. Soscia Ebenezer and Mary Sowah+ Margaret Preston Speckman ’51 Caroline Spencer ’05 Carole and Bernard Spiegel+ Robert and Audrey Sprague Jacquelyn Kerr Staples ’47+ Sara Farnum Stein ’92+ Ted and Stephanie Stein+ Barbara Beckmann and William A. Sterrett Ann Cory Stevenson ’45+ Michael Stevenson and Linda Steves+ Amy Stewart ’01+ Patricia Henshaw Stewart ’57 Penelope Cruden Stitt ’46 Prudence Stoddard ’73+ Jody Baldwin Stone ’92+ Josiah and Julie Strandberg+ Anne Lawrence Strawn ’56+ Kathy Silberthau Strom ’74 Virginia Rathbun Stuart-Howard ’39+ Jean Ames Sturges ’49 Joan Gardiner Sturtevant ’52 Vijay Sudama and Lystra Singh+ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sullivan+ Karen Sides Suva ’71+ Barbara Brownlow Swanston ’50 Amy Kirkman Sweet ’73 Ashley Bowen Swenson ’90+ Beatrice and Robert Swift+ Mary Whitaker Taber ’63+ Paul March and Kathy Takayama+ Susan Tamboe and Richard Hlatki Lee Louttit Tauck ’49 Kate Taylor ’02 Marcia Taylor Norma Taylor+ Taylor, Duane, Barton & Gilman, LLP+ Dennis Teepe and Janice Howard Kathan Teepe ’06 Neal and Kristi Tesler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tessmer Meredith Marks Thayer ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas Anita Richard Thompson ’89+ Bonnie MacLeod Thompson ’67 Ann Thorndike ’54+ Frances Thorndike ’64

Barbara Curit Thorp ’55 Ann Jenney Tilson ’47 Stephanie Kapos Todd ’96+ Sherry Tomasso+ Margery Mitchell Tonks ’34 Elisabeth Lindberg Towle ’48+ Peter and Frances Trafton+ Vivian Baker Treat ’42 Karen Triedman ’75 Frances Streit Tripp ’52 Spencer and Carol-Ann Tripp Joy Underdown ’52 Katherine Utter ’73+ James Valin+ Mary Alice Huntoon Van Deusen ’56 Randall and Kris Van Schepen+ Nancy Robinson Van Tuyle ’62+ Judith Rice Vandegriff ’50 Samantha Martin VanderMeulen ’85 Cynthia Smith Vartan ’45 Charlotte Moeller Vaughan ’58+ Francis and MaryBeth Veale+ Kathryn Veale ’09 Susan Veit ’61+ Hazel Vengerow+ Drew Verardo ’05+ Dr. and Mrs. Robert Vergnani Carter Vincent+ Noelle Gorab Vitt ’64+ Tara Vold+ Catherine Voll ’79 Marcela Von Breymann and Jose Vargas Missy and Scott Walker+ Eric and Caroline Walsh Ellen and Laurence Walsh Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Walsh+ William and Martha Walsh+ Jocelyn Walters ’97+ Clare Vickers Walton+ Grace Goodrich Ward ’49 Elizabeth Harrington Watkins ’73+ Elizabeth Lewis Watson ’65+ Grace Weaver ’09+ Kevin Weaver and Mary Sheehan+ Lindsey Payne Welch ’86 Karen Taft Wells ’69 Rachel Westgate ’94+ Ruth Whipple John Whistler and Mary Lovejoy+ Kelsey White ’06 Michelle White Paul and Kimberly White Ruth Nagle Whitford ’36+

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

Carl and Jennifer Wieting Mr. and Mrs. William Wieting Magrieta Willard+ Mr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Williams John and Beverly Williams+ Jill Nicholson Williams ’72 Susan Stanhope Williams ’58+ Patricia McKinnon WilliamsDernavich ’59 Susan J. Willis-Reickert ’64+ Carolyn Day Wilson ’55 Dixie B. Wilson ’60 Mrs. Judith Wilson+ Gillian Wing ’08 Nancy Bartlett Wing ’44 Susan Winslow ’50 Caroline Coward Wood ’56+ Katy Wood and John Sullivan+ William McKenzie Woodward+ Karen Yashar ’83+ Nina Burdg Yates ’65+ Josh and Elaine Yeaw Sarah Young+ Christine Chang Yue ’53 Ms. Rosemary Zawia Colleen Zeitz and Kevin Lindamood+ Oscar Zelaya and Blanca Rincon-Zelaya+ Mr. Rodger Zeng and Ms. Bonnie Lam+ Gennaro Zeoli+ Xuejun Zhang and Xing JI+ Eva Zito+ Paul and Julie Ronci Zito ’84 Barbara Lisker Zucker ’64

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PARENT GIVING

Grade 12 Class of 2012

Participation 79% Anonymous Janak and Deepani Ambalangodage Robert and Lisa Benoit Christopher and Paula Burns Joseph and Corey Coia Dennis and Susan diBattista Joseph and Denise DiOrio Steve and Anne Doerr Martha Douglas-Osmundson and Glenn Osmundson Luis and Aida Faria Stephen and Tammy Fasano Mario and Lynn Ferragamo Rance and Deidre Gillespie Ronald and Barbara Picerne Goldsmith ’80 David and Lisa Harrington Barney and Elisa Heath Wendy and James Houle William Jackson and Lisa Ashe Mr. and Mrs. Carl Levin David and Ellen Lough Barry and Veronica Lundgren Vito and Robin Martinelli Ronald and Mary Therese Martinez Vincent and Rachel Murphy Patricia Nunez John and Janet Reardon James and Pamela Ring Stephen Sarcia and Dena Paolino-Sarcia Michael and Robin Stern Christopher Suchmann and Mary Pendergast Howard and Toni Tinberg Randall and Kris Van Schepen Karl-Anders and Kymberly Wadensten Jonathan and Aleen Weiss Nasser Zawia Rosemary Zawia Oscar Zelaya and Blanca Rincon-Zelaya

Grade 11 Class of 2013

Participation 84% Titus and Mofoluso Agbelese Nathan Bekemeier and Alice Brewer Alexander and Elizabeth Siener Bodell ’72

Lincoln Magazine/Annual Report

Richard and Kim Buckett John and Sandra Chrupcala Rosario Concepcion Meg and Frank Corliss Mary and Michael DiSandro Juan and Maria Fhon Frederic Fitts Elizabeth and Patrick Ford Longsheng He and Xiajin Bao Jane and Bertram Lippincott Vito and Robin Martinelli Kevin and Paula Murray McNamara ’80 Steven and Lynn Moran Sherri Nelson Robert and Kimberly Ridley John and Cathleen Rooks Lianne Singleton Scura ’84 Mr. Kerry Smith and Ms. Naomi Hasegawa Mark and Cynthia Smyth Curtis Spalding and Patrice Milos-Spalding Susan Tamboe and Richard Hlatki Neal and Kristi Tesler Kevin Weaver and Mary Sheehan James and Iraida Williams

Grade 10 Class of 2014

Participation 61% Titus and Mofoluso Agbelese Oliver and Martha Boss Bennett ’85 Everett and Kimberly Bianco Silvia and John Campbell Carol E. Drewes

Green vs. White School Spirit

Diana Ducharme Kenneth and Elle Guarino Andrea Holt Roman and Lydia Klufas Jon and Sherry Kourtesis Andrew MacKeith and Shawen Williams Jebakumary Manokaran and Manokaran Thambyian Charles McInerney Steven and Lynn Moran Olusegun and Olufunke Olubowale Dennis and Kathleen Pasqualino Janet Poole Karchner John and Marjorie Powning Ms. Regina Reed-Tate Charles and Melissa Ruhl Yaqoob and Fazia Shahzad Vijay Sudama and Lystra Singh Kenneth and Mary Jean Volpe Dave Whalen and Barbara Burke James and Iraida Williams

Grade 9 Class of 2015

Participation 85% Anonymous Joyce M. Botelho and J. Stephen Grimes James and Abby Burchfield Weon Yeol Chu Andrew and Alison Chu Gary Comella and Elyse Kaprielian Cheryl and James Durand Robert and Liza Duval Elizabeth and Patrick Ford

* deceased

Eric and Maggie Friedfeld Richard and Kym Gaissl Casimiro Giampaolo and Jo Ellen Mistarz Barney and Elisa Heath John and Ginger Sarra Hesse ’76 Janice Kizirian Barry and Veronica Lundgren Douglas and Martha Mainiero The McConnell Family James Myers Jeffrey and Faith Pine William Pitts and Stephanie Buckley Kittichai Promrat and Chanika Phornphutkul Li Qiao and Xinming Chen Lou and Jane Schwechheimer Yaqoob and Fazia Shahzad Patty and Stephen Soscia Ted and Stephanie Stein Michael and Suzanne Steinberg Michael and Robin Stern Kathy Takayama and Paul March Neal and Kristi Tesler Jonathan and Aleen Weiss Paul and Kimberly White Rodger Zeng and Bonnie Lam Xuejun Zhang and Xing Ji

Grade 8 Class of 2016

Participation 83% Mickey Ackerman and Lucy Stevens Warren and Abigail Addington-May Maria and Louis Andrade

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

REPoRT of GIVING Oliver and Martha Boss Bennett ’85 James and Mary Briden Thomas Brown Dr. Amy R. McGowan and Mr. Douglas A. Claflin Timothy and Colleen Murray Coggins ’79 Luis and Aida Faria Frederic Fitts Caroline M. Gilroy David and Lisa Harrington Roman and Lydia Klufas John and Lisa Mackintosh Roland and Mary Theresa Martinez Dr. Stephen Matarese and Ms. Leslie E. Fontana Paul and Kelley McCauley Dr. Amy R. McGowan and Mr. Douglas A. Claflin Gregg and Maureen Morrow Sherri Nelson Dennis and Kathleen Pasqualino John and Martha Purdy Mark and Cynthia Smyth Ebenezer and Mary Sowah

Grade 7 Class of 2017

Participation 92% Jennifer Bakios The Bellini Family James and Abby Burchfield Darby and Perry Goff Buroker ’87 Anthony and Bridget Crocenzi Susan Deveney Thomas and Stephanie Calat DiPrete ’89 Joshua and Megan Eisen Andrew Gabor and Iris Bahar Michael and Leslie Karkos Paul March and Kathy Takayama Dr. Stephen Matarese and Ms. Leslie E. Fontana Caren Mendez Ted and Kristen Haffenreffer Moran ’87 Alix Ogden and John Simmons Evan and Sheherazade Plynton Lyndell Polanco Mark and Kerri Ramos Ira H. Rex III, M.D. Jonathan Saltzman and Nancy Safian John and Julie Shekarchi Kenneth Smith and Tommasina Gabriele-Smith

Raymond and Megan Sullivan Josh and Elaine Yeaw

Grade 6 Class of 2018

Participation 72% Anonymous Julissa Coss and Torrey Mann Gregory and Lisa Ronci Costantino ’86 Peter and Cheryl DerHagopian John and Katie Dumouchel Harry and Kristen Garabedian Joseph and Lisa Gomes Melissa Hamilton Robert and Kimberly Lough Gero Meyersiek Stewart Martin and Adrienne Morris Samuel and Jennifer Potter Paul and Julie Ronci Zito ’84

Grade 5 Class of 2019

Participation 67% Anonymous Colin and Angeline Bishop Gregory and Lisa Ronci Costantino ’86 Peter and Susan Cournoyer Paul and Lynne Czech Thomas and Stephanie Calat DiPrete ’89 Dennis and Margaret Egan Paul and Kelley McCauley Paul and Kristin DePasquale North ’88 Timothy Rockwell and Catherine Hibbitt ’85 John and Julie Shekarchi Neal and Kristi Tesler

Grade 4 Class of 2020

Participation 69% Anonymous Philip and Anne Carty Albert A. Dahlberg and Hilary Fagan ’87 Ronald and Dorianne deFeo Stefano and Angela Dukcevich Brian Iwatake and Jennifer Maude John and Lisa Mackintosh Dr. Divakar Mandapati and Dr. Charu Taneja Carl and Jennifer Wieting

* deceased

Grade 3 Class of 2021

Participation 63% Anonymous Aleksandra Baryshnikov Walter and Melissa Behm Brian and Lanette Budovsky Maria Ferreras Jeffrey and Martha Larence Mark and Joan Mathieu-Tate ’77 Susan Pires Timmons Roberts and Holly Flood Alex Speredelozzi and Carmen Roy-Speredelozzi

Grade 2 Class of 2022

Participation 75% Oliver and Martha Boss Bennett ’85 Christopher and Lynne Dansereau Ronald and Dorianne deFeo Susan Deveney Edmund and Tracy DiTroia Wayne and Brooke Gallo Christopher and Kim Lawrence Scott and Tanya Martin Timothy Rockwell and Catherine Hibbitt ’85 Julie Savage and Mike McClean Marcela Von Breymann and Jose Vargas Carl and Jennifer Wieting

Grade 1 Class of 2023

Participation 92% Aleksandra Baryshnikov Andrew and Melissa Boss James and Kendall Brown Brian and Lanette Budovsky John and Elizabeth Cournoyer Albert A. Dahlberg and Hilary Fagan ’87 Jeffrey Gilliatt and Erin Gilliatt ’92 David and Ellen Lough Dr. Divakar Mandapati and Dr. Charu Taneja Edward and Jessica Morgan Richard Snyder and Margarita Caballero-Sneider

Kindergarten • Class of 2024

Participation 91% Andrew and Alison Akers Kenneth Davis and Lauren Motola-Davis Robert and Briana Gallo

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

Wayne and Brooke Gallo Nicholas V. Longo and Aleida Benitez Gil MacLean and Michelle Collie Leslie A. Olton, DMD Paul Roidoulis and Karen Staubach Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Thomas Carter Vincent

Pre-Kindergarten Class of 2025

Participation 57% James Casey and Tara Pari Jennifer and Jerry Devine Ms. Cristina DiChiera and Mr. Neal Walsh Jeffrey Gilliatt and Erin Gilliatt’92 Nicholas Haber and Lynne Harlow Maureen and Geoffrey Kelsey Kaitlin and John Palmieri Marcela Von Breymann and Jose Vargas

Nursery Class of 2026

Participation 54% Hazard Bagg and Shayna Morgan Doug Alexander and Daisy Bassen Cristina DiChiera and Neal Walsh Rob and Briana Gallo Michael and Julie Herzlinger Meagan and Kevin Lenihan David Milsom and Laura Kertz

The Little School Class of 2027+

Participation 27% Doug Alexander and Daisy Bassen Matthew and Deborah Baum James Casey and Tara Pari Jennifer and Jerry Devine Christopher and Courtney DuPaul David Grand and Sandy Hermele Grand Lawrence Iadonisi and Cheryl Turnquist Jeffrey and Sarah Isaccs Scott and Tanya Martin Chip and Amanda Riegel Paul Roidoulis and Karen Staubach Dr. and Mrs. Justin W. Shaghalian Frank and Jennifer Sousa

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Participation 50% Mary Sisson Barrett Frances Weaver Lathrop-Drew Ruth Nagle Whitford

Class of ’37

Participation 67% Bette Nagle Selle Martha Field Steel

Class of ’38

The ﬁrst grade had a chance to experiment with some ideas to protect their eggs from the pull of gravity as we dropped them from the balcony outside the Science Room. Over the course of the unit, the girls studied (and experimented with the eﬀects of) speed, direction, gravity, force and friction!

Participation 100% The Jean H. and Stanley E. Auslander Fund Estate of Priscilla Barley Nancy Walker Carpenter B.B. Freeman Davis* Margaret Wierum Reeve Sylvia Strickler Sawyer Helena Strickler Poe

Class of ’39

Participation 50% Elizabeth Taft Freeman Gertrude Ruch Kauffman Anne Brigham Mack Estate of Barbara E. Mathews Nancy Wilcox Mattis Mary Easton Swift Spence Virginia Rathbun Stuart-Howard

Class of ’40

Participation 27% Frances Makepeace Gross Harriet Paine Ragle Ruth Kerney Scott

Class of ’41 70th Reunion

Participation 67% Elsie Peck Buffum Elizabeth Fuller Elsner Barbara Bullock Klatt Mary Medbery

Class of ’42

ALUMNAE DONOR LIST Class of ’32

Participation 100% Carolyn Briggs Cumming Helen Stilson Hardin Helen Kenoyer Mosher

Lincoln Magazine/Annual Report

Class of ’33

Class of ’35

Participation 16% Virginia Bugbee

Class of ’34

Participation 100% In Memory of Margaret Bishop Story Margery Mitchell Tonks

Participation 67% Martha Parkhurst Sherman Estate of Eleanor Macomber Sinnicks The Estate of Charlotte Lumb Swift

* deceased

Participation 46% Laura Stone Cutler Margery Freeman Dixon* Barbara Winslow Miller Bettie Lumb Nelson Shirley Ganzer Palestine Vivian Baker Treat

Class of ’43

Participation 20% The Estate of Eleanor Clayton

+denotes new or increased gift to the Annual Fund

Planned Giving

We are deeply honored by the extraordinary generosity of the members of the Lincoln Foundation, an honorary group of individuals who have named Lincoln School in their wills or as a beneficiary of a planned gift. These gifts have an immeasurable impact on our School and its future (see page 70 for news of recent bequest). Recent bequests have supported the growth of Lincoln’s endowment, such as the creation of a reserve fund to maintain our historic campus. Additionally, these bequests enable Lincoln to undertake a number of important capital improvements such as the Renovation of Faxon Farm, Dwight House, and the Ebner Elson Hart Music Center among other projects that directly benefit our students and their learning environment.

Lincoln foundation Advisory committee Larry Berren P’05 ‘09 Kimberly Briggs Berry ’76 P’09 ‘09 Karen Del Ponte P’06

Noel M. Field P’89 Kym Gaissl P’14 Gail Auslander Ginnetty ‘64

Martha Curit Hough ’60, CFRE

Adrienne Morris, P’18, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations

Please contact Adrienne Morris, Director of Development & Alumnae Relations, at 401-331-9696 ext 3118 or by email at amorris@lincolnschool.org to learn more about planned giving options including bequests and charitable gift annuities. If you have made a bequest to Lincoln or are considering a planned gift, you can become a member of the Lincoln School Foundation. Members are invited to attend an annual luncheon and are invited to Lincoln’s Annual State of the School meeting among other events.

Lincoln foundation Members

(as of June 2012)

Elizabeth Ames '75 Robert S. and Margaret Ames The Estate of Avis Anderson '43 The Estate Jean H. and Stanley E. Auslander Fund Priscilla Barley '38 Mary Sisson Barrett '36 Carolyn Rison Beck '53 The Estate of Sally Bill '47 Shirley Merk Blackall '68 Jody Smith Blish '55 The Estate of Alexis Boss '89 Marsha Bristow Bostick '71 Edith Brewster '62 Diane Stott Briggs '47 Virginia Bugbee '33 Linda Renasco Cadigan '64 Mary T. Campbell '29 The Estate of Dorothy Haworth Chatterton '24 The Estate of Elisabeth Eaton Clark '41 Mary Hoxie Coleman '21 Carolyn Briggs Cumming '32 Sudi Cumming '63 Paul Damon and Cynthia Leonard Damon '75 Barbara Carpenter Drew '28 John and Susan Godfrey Drew '59 Carol E. Drewes The Estate of Eleanor Traver Eastwood '37 Jean Edwards Robert Egan in memory of Ann Midwood Egan '50 The Estate of Carolyn Sawyer Fachon '53 Nina Faria The Estate of Constance Briggs Faxon '36 The Estate of Raymond Faxon Noel and Phyllis Field Gerald and Sarah Fogarty Marjorie Hill Ford '28 Richard and Kym Gaissl The Estate of Joyce Clark Garrison '44 Elizabeth Giangreco The Estate of Miss Dorothy W. Giﬀord

Gail Auslander Ginnetty '64 George and Betsey Goodwin Frances Smith Graves '26 The Estate of Julie Greene '54 Elizabeth Cushman Gumbart '49 Martha Adams Hawkins '32 Marilyn Palmer Helmholz '56 Shirley Severance Holmes '48 Martha Curit Hough '60 Meredith Swan Phebe Giﬀord Howland '63 Betsy and Peter Hunt Rebecca Anderson Huntington '50 Frances Jacobs '48 Francis and Letitia James Leonard E. Johnson Richard and Constance Eddy Jordan '50 Natalie Cull Joslin '44 The Estate of Harriet Shaw Keeler '33 Esther Stone Kellenberger '29 Susan F.R. Kenny '57 Dione Dickenson Kenyon '72 Jonathan and Caroline Knowles Hazel Priest Korper '28 John and Barbara Linnell The Estate of Douglas MacLeod, Jr. Martha Kay Mann '60 Ms. Janette Marshall John and Joananne Marshall The Estate of Edna Martin The Estate of Barbara Mathews '39 Nancy Wilcox Mattis '39 Eileen McGrath Elizabeth Olney McLoughlin '44 Ruth Montgomery Merritt '44 Roberta S. Ming The Estate of Ann Porter Mullen '44 The Estate of Lysbeth Muncy '26 Terry and Suzanne Young Murray '58 Tamara Nash '75

Sally Lord Nightingale '45 Joseph A. Palmer, Jr. Katherine Perry Eleanor Potter Joan Ress Reeves '50 Nancy Giﬀord Roach '49 The Estate of Nancy Popplewell Robinson '55 Janis Sopkin Rothman '47 The Estate of Mary L. Schaﬀner Carol Aisenberg Schneider '51 Arlene Tate Schuler '72 Jane Meissner Sharfstein '73 Eleanor Macomber Sinnicks '35 The Estate of Newman and Eleanor Sleeper The Estate of Gene Smith Rosemary Pierrel Sorrentino '41 The Estate of Eleanor Madge Stein '33 Meredith Swan '73 The Estate of Gustaf Sweet The Estate of Charlotte Lumb Swift '35 Ann Thorndike '54 Virginia Townsend '30 Vivian Baker Treat '42 The Estate of Matilda Tyler '33 Cynthia Smith Vartan '45 Gretchen Elliott Viall '49 Pamela Vose Voss '66 The Estate of Edith Ware The Estate of Mary Watkins '29 The Estate of Norma Weeks '27 Jane and Wade Welch Joan Wheeler '41 The Estate of Robert Whitaker Nancy Bartlett Wing '44 The Estate of Diana Scott Worthington '26 The Estate of Mr. Arthur R. Wyman The Estate of Arthur and Betty Morse Wyman '48

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Class of ’44

Participation 53% Polly Amrein Susan Chafee Welch Edwards Nancy Wing Nancy Baker Hemmerich* Natalie Cull Joslin Thomas McLoughlin in memory of Elizabeth Olney McLoughlin* Muriel Marsello Shedd Nancy Bartlett Wing

Class of ’45

Participation 55% Nunnie Atwater Byers Elizabeth DeChiara Capozzi Martha Day Davidson Frances Huntoon Hall Hazel Fiske Lundgren Jean Utter McCrosky Margaret Hilles Meiklejohn Sally Lord Nightingale Patricia Peterson Jean Seaton Rosane Ann Cory Stevenson Cynthia Smith Vartan

Class of ’46 65th Reunion

Participation 31% Nancy McDowell Baldwin Janet Malone Bliss Lydia Edes Jewell Katherine Harrington Pillsbury Penelope Cruden Stitt

Class of ’47

Participation 37% Diane Stott Briggs Maybury Viall Fraser Juliette Freeman Gross Priscilla Wright Lingham Audrey Baybutt Lyden Elizabeth Robinson Neidhardt Gloria Aisenberg Sonnabend Jacquelyn Kerr Staples Ann Jenney Tilson

Class of ’48

Participation 26% Virginia Weis Bourne Shirley Severance Holmes Joan Sanford McKean Anne Mortimer-Maddox Ann Lovenberg Palmer Elisabeth Lindberg Towle

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Grade 9 Physics class using motion sensor probes and laptops to collect data. Class of ’49

Participation 60% Julia Paxton Barrow Ann Lundgren Bliven Dianne Butterfield Brosnan Gillian Fansler Brown Elizabeth Cushman Gumbart Ann Bainton Hall Jane Williams Marsello Nancy Oppy Merrifield Patricia Chase Michaud Joanne White Miller Marcia Irving Pomon Jean Ames Sturges Lee Louttit Tauck Gretchen Elliott Viall Grace Goodrich Ward

Class of ’50

Participation 37% Edward Bishop in memory of Betsy Lee Bishop* Patricia McElroy Brouwer Robert Egan in memory of Ann Midwood Egan* Janet Butler Haugaard Constance Eddy Jordan Merrell Jenness Lievens Joan Ress Reeves Mary Baldridge Remensnyder Audrey Forman Robbins Barbara Brownlow Swanston Judith Rice Vandegriff Susan Winslow

Class of ’51

60th Reunion Participation 41% Joan Thornton Baldridge Prudence Barton Bishop Dede Kane Cohen Hope Curtis Mimi Mallace Freeman Martha Sanford Gendron Sally Wilcox Jacob Sophie Lewis Judith Walsh Malcom Helen Sharp Margaret Preston Speckman

Class of ’52

Participation 58% Nancy McWatters Barteau Fish Dorothea Hodgkinson Black Leanna Young Brown Dee Lovenberg Decker Ann Winsor Doskow Mary Louise Evans Findlay Elizabeth Curit Gosselin Marilyn Greene Hague Joan Harlowe Renate Sickinger Jordan Jane Troppoli Lomas Paula Biagi Migliaccio Judith Murdough Rollinson Gail Ames Sangree Mary Howell Sawers Diana Scott Ruth Slade Smith

Joan Gardiner Sturtevant Frances Streit Tripp Joy Underdown Suzanne Whitney Wilcox

Class of ’53

Participation 59% Nancy Cornelius Allen Beth James Alphen Emily Lynch Barrett Emma Dimond Brown Carla Wright Eaton Anne Stronach Genter Janet Laing Hetterly Jane Chisholm Hofe Joyce Sproul McDaniel Elizabeth Streit Mulligan Barbara Benson O’Connor Judith Campbell Pinney Mercedes Hutchison Quevedo Lee Newth Roberts Lois Brown Russell Susan Goff Ryder Christine Chang Yue

Class of ’54

Participation 27% Susan Richards Abbe Dorothy Lloyd Drummey Susan Langdon Kass Jane Wilson King Marcia Conrad Langenhagen Rae Lunnie Emily Colmore McWhinney

* deceased

REPoRT of GIVING Charlotte Barton Sornborger Ann Thorndike Suzanne Parks Wilbur

Class of ’55

Participation 52% Jody Smith Blish Karen Kinder Borchert Elizabeth Worrell Hamilton Marilyn Broden Kenyon Harriet Greenough Luck Carol Johanson Lundin Brenda Sherman Merchant Sandra Stratton Morse Barbara Voss Parillo Dorothy Bird Price Wesley Allingham Robinson Ann Eddy Smith Carol Smith Barbara Curit Thorp Carolyn Day Wilson

Class of ’56 55th Reunion

Participation 56% Wendy Bousfield Carolyn Sharp Brodsky Barbara Batty Brown Mildred Dobbins Conlon Martha Hatch Davis Elizabeth Meystre Femenias Nancy Garden Beverly Browning Greig Marilyn Palmer Helmholz Carol Alexieff Hilton Lorraine Louttit Hilton Jayne Floyd Kamin Susan Allan Nilsen Ann Godfray Parker Marie McCormick Pauwels Sandra Moeller Peterson Sallie McLean Ramsden Whitney Simonds Anne Lawrence Strawn Mary Alice Huntoon Van Deusen Frances Trumbull Webb Caroline Coward Wood

Class of ’57

Participation 37% Joan Metzger Badger Deborah Jordan Grant Elizabeth Horton Ingraham Susan F.R. Kenny Carol Freedman Lieberman Jean Ochs Nutini

Janet Tinker Pollander Clarissa Penny Porter Jane Arcaro Scola Patricia Henshaw Stewart

Class of ’58

Participation 41% Joan Milligan Allan Jane Lozon Anderson Marjorie Buonanno Boss Katherine Clark Marjorie McCaffrey DeAngelis Kathi Schmid Grant Phoebe Eddy Horne Nancy Boghossian Keeler Catherine Wood Lee Janice Weaver Lima Irma Feinberg Megiddo Suzanne Young Murray Thomas Richmond in memory of Barbara Haynes Richmond* Meredith Marks Thayer Charlotte Moeller Vaughan Susan Stanhope Williams

Class of ’59

Participation 15% Mary Cannell Andrews Deborah Bowerman Coons Ruth Phillips Gulick Nancy Eddy Raymond Ellen Behrendt Rowntree Patricia McKinnon Williams-Dernavich

Class of ’60

Participation 44% Anonymous Mimi Fish Alperin Karen Anderson Chalfen Fayreen Geremia Darling Penelope Reed Doob Nancy Rapelye Godfray Charlotte Greason Hayes Susan Wolfenden Hinnant Martha Curit Hough Sharon Doherty Kersh Martha Kay Mann Jacquelyn Savoie Medina Caroline Perry Press Georgia Smith Regnault Carolyn Shelley Dixie-Lee Burns Wilson

Class of ’61 50th Reunion

Participation 60% Anonymous Carolyn Ellis Aronson Frances Bodell Sheridan Gardner Cameron Linda Clave B.J. Greenberg Diefenbacher Nancy Seaman Doherty Lane Engles Joanne Ferguson Nancy Hayes Golden Liliane Fulconis Guiriec Marlene Cerrito Hewitt Nancy Hill Joroff Martha Makanna Patricia Thomas Martin Anne Elder McCormack Kristin Mellen Pamela Halewood Morse Joan Ray Susan Veit

Class of ’62

Participation 30% Edith Brewster Pamela Moeller Copeland Linda Mathes Jacobs Judith Lovering Kramer Ann Langdon Candace Jenks Lewis Gail Logan Martine Roland Matzke Judith E. McCaffrey Mary Lyle Raczynski Nancy Robinson Van Tuyle Constance Worthington

Class of ’63

Participation 32% Janet Evans Caldwell Sudi Cumming Elizabeth Freeman Lucy Grosvenor Jean Hall Carolyn Hazard Lynne Laurans Levinson Bliss Matteson Jill Sapinsley Mooney Martha Ann Wagner Newman Faith Jackson Parker Mary-Lou Gerry Scott Mary Whitaker Taber

Class of ’64

Participation 38% Martha Reid Brown Linda Renasco Cadigan Margaret Perry Clossey Gail Auslander Ginnetty Judith Greenberg Kleinberg Susan Joslin Leader Deborah McMillen Mary Cook Millard Susan Blake Morgan Frances Thorndike Noelle Gorab Vitt Susan J. Willis-Reickert Barbara Lisker Zucker

Class of ’65

Participation 24% Cynthia Koerner Belanger Marjorie Scheffer Fingeret Susan Eldredge Mead Cynthia Savage Muir Margery Joan Raphael Marie-Claude Roland Rossi Carol Sapinsley Rubenstein Elizabeth Lewis Watson Nina Burdg Yates

Class of ’66 45th Reunion

Participation 15% Susan Eastwood Ashton Joan Mann Chesner Mary Delano Elizabeth Sawyer Fitzgibbons Heather MacLeod Nancy Ball Ratner

Class of ’67

Participation 14% Amy Johnston Cutler Patricia DeVlieg Gretchen Heisler Ecclestone Carol Mann Glenna Mathes Moalli Bonnie MacLeod Thompson

Class of ’68

Participation 19% Cathy E. Brown Linda Bienenfeld Cherney Ronnie Bernon Gallina Deborah Lisker Phebe Perry McCosker Nancy Rego Moger Linda Shires

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Participation 16% Cynthia Chase-Kofkin Gail Eastwood-Stokes Susan Mann Fink Karen Whipple Fitzpatrick Laurel Davis Huber E. Hope Freeman Hudner Karen Taft Wells

Class of ’70

Participation 13% Linda Blazer Sarah Elliott Candace Hill Amy Leeds Abigail Sullivan Moore Donna M. Paolino Carol Boghossian Spencer

Class of ’71 40th Reunion

Participation 39% Emily Balsam Patricia Anjoorian Bartlett Barbara Leonard Bennett Marsha Bristow Bostick Molly Faulkner Farrington Jane Palestine Jamieson Christine Ball Mark Margaret Maull Partridge Amy Sauber Quinlan Barbara Sadick Patricia Sapinsley Mary Darrow Sawyer Deborah Horan Sikora Karen Sides Suva Meredith Vieira

Class of ’72

Participation 20% Elizabeth Siener Bodell Ann Burkhardt Carmen DiPetrillo Carpenter Nancy Goldstein Dunn Martha Cole Freeman Nancy Elson Fritch Dione Dickenson Kenyon Nancy Faenza Ladd Lisa MacDonald Arlene Tate Schuler Jill Nicholson Williams

Class of ’73

Participation 19% Catharine Cook Holmstrom Margaret Hartman Nichols

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Cynthia Ohanian Parr Kathleen Kiely Seifert Jane Meissner Sharfstein Prudence Stoddard Amy Kirkman Sweet Katherine Utter Elizabeth Harrington Watkins

Class of ’74

Participation 9% Deborah Katz Sarah Siegel Kathy Silberthau Strom

Class of ’75

Participation 18% Elizabeth Ames Patricia Samors Benton Diane MacLean Boumenot Cynthia Leonard Damon Judith Brier Donnelly Tamara Nash Patricia Rocha Karen Triedman

Class of ’76 35th Reunion

Participation 16% Kimberly Briggs Berry Alisa Robbins Doctoroff Virginia Sarra Hesse Jane Shore Jacober Daphne Georas Meredith Naydine Gergora Rock

Class of ’77

Participation 5% Joan Mathieu-Tate Nancy Boghossian Staples

Class of ’78

Participation 7% Norma Lodge Miner Betsy Cohen Sandler Lisa Robinson Schoeller

Class of ’79

Participation 14% Colleen Murray Coggins Paul and Elizabeth Glassie Doucette Mary Borah Gorman Judith Macktez Hayes Ellen Gordon Reeves Catherine Voll

Class of ’80

Participation 11% Helen Carpenter Bodell

Victoria Crouchley Dougherty Paula Murray McNamara Susan Kempton Mulholland Caroline Reeves

Class of ’81 30th Reunion

Participation 9% Bethann Hartnett Allcock Kristin Brown Close Margaret Hall Donabed Linda Mar

Class of ’82

Participation 16% Anne Seidel Douglas Helena Buonanno Foulkes Mary-Jo Haronian Beth Barton Rondeau Nancy Nahigian Tavitian

Maria Capece Mendelsberg Allison F. Peter Melyssa Plunkett-Gomez Inga Sullivan Russell Lindsey Payne Welch

Class of ’87

Participation 21% Catherine Raff Bordon Perry Goff Buroker Heather Chamberlin Dacey Hilary Fagan Heather Hahn Fowler Suzanne Hayes Kristen Haffenreffer Moran

Class of ’88

Class of ’84

Participation 20% Amy Barrett Kara Kee Borah Stephanie Chamberlin Cara Millard Cromwell Danae Psilopoulos Foley Karen Hibbitt Sophie Glenn Lau Lianne Marshall Christine Cavanagh Miller Kristin DePasquale North Dorothea Ricci Faxon

Class of ’85

Participation 27% Reisha Brown Maribeth Colton Stephanie Calat DiPrete Tj Feldman-Halpern Margaret Field Kelly Laura Fogarty Nerney Anita Richard Thompson

Class of ’83

Participation 14% Robin L. Boss Robin Ming Hergott Valerie Tatro Keating Pamela Reeves Karen Yashar Participation 18% Deniz Erbug Hilfiger Mary-Louise Baughan Howley Susan McNulty Kathleen Scanlan Lianne Singleton Scura Courtney Doherty Wright Julie Ronci Zito Participation 19% Martha Boss Bennett Margaret Hartnett Boyd Amelia Demopulos Catherine Hibbitt Tamara Cumming Jurgenson Ellie Mahoney Loughlin Susan Callaghan Scungio Samantha Martin VanderMeulen

Class of ’86

Participation 20% Jessica Avery Lisa Ronci Costantino Emily White Craig Whitney Doherty Debra Feldman-Abovitz Daria Psilopoulos Greeley Melissa DeSano Jensen

Class of ’89

Class of ’90 Participation 3%

Ashley Bowen Swenson

Class of ’91 20th Reunion

Participation 19% Esther V. Buonanno Diana Gallagher Kassandra Kimbriel Jolley Heather Pace Lewis Julia Westgate Lown Stephanie Snow Rambler Susan Cashion Robinson

Class of ’92

Participation 27% Erin Lynch Gilliatt Melissa Pennacchia Nash

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The Middle School celebrated 12/12/12 at 12:12 p.m. Nicole De Tarnowsky O’Malley Hilarie Rubin Rebecca Rufo-Tepper Sara Farnum Stein Jody Baldwin Stone

Class of ’99

Participation 16% Megan Murray Craigen Happy Bowen Farrow Erin Brennan Martins

Class of ’00

Class of ’93

Class of ’94

Participation 15% Kirsten Elizabeth Kenney Rachel Westgate

Class of ’95

Participation 20% Annika Karlsson Imbrie Cathlyn Lang Margaret Cashion Lysy Casey Brennan McLaughlin Sara Daniel Shaylor

Class of ’96 15th Reunion

Participation 38% Allison Gelfuso Butler Elisabeth Hessler Cavanagh Lindsay Bowen Coe Pamela Sinel Moore Catherine Syner Shaghalian Stephanie Kapos Todd

Class of ’97

Participation 35% Katherine Allen Mari Marchionte Bianco Sarah J. Hull Jane Miller M. Austin Ripley Stefanie Casinelli Taylor Jocelyn Walters

Class of ’98

Participation 9% Traci Coelho Gomes Amelia Cofone Piccirilli

Participation 11% Heidi Bianco Nyssa Green Anna T. O’Neal Afiya Samuel Participation 25% Anonymous Rachel Bisgyer Bell Sarah Conde Megan E. Hallan Bronwyn A. Roberts

Class of ’01 10th Reunion

Participation 8% Breanna Goldsmith Emilee Pressman Amy Stewart

Class of ’02

Participation 36% Anonymous Katherine Barr Joelle Beyer Amy Caldamone Lillian Chadwick-Rivinus Sterling Clinton Claudia Crowell Alice Dickinson Lisa Giragosian Laura Harker Ianthe Hensman Jessica Mack Emily McCue Erica McKnight Kate Taylor

Class of ’03

Participation 23% Anonymous Zinzi Edmundson Alana Chloe Esposito Sasha Fujimoto Katherine Kurgansky Justine Waterfield Rodriguez Mathilda Rudnicki

Class of ’04

Participation 3% Caitlyn DiPompo

Class of ’05

Participation 27% Anonymous Avery Dandreta Ellen DiMeglio Courtney Goldstein Martha Goodwin Julie Hall Gunderson Alexandra Haseotes Bari Krauss Maris Perlman Katherine Andersen Read Rebeka Singer Caroline Bliss Spencer Drew Verardo

Class of ’06 5th Reunion

Participation 32% Eliza Barrett Rachael Amanda Bloom Caroline Canning Anna Coon Ellie Cutler Stephanie S. Del Ponte Christine Downs Corlis Gross Kristen E. B. Presnol Antonia Rutter Kathan Teepe Kelsey White

Class of ’07

Participation 11% Breana Appolonia Olivia Kirby May Min Jenna Musco

Class of ’08

Participation 8% Allesandra DiOrio Gabrielle Haseotes Gillian Wing

In May the AP Biology class visited the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Mass - one of the premier biological research institutes in the country. They visited the Marine Resource Center to see a variety of organisms used in biomedical research, the Rare Books Room of the library, where they held a signed ﬁrst edition Origin of the Species, and spoke with graduate students researching the biology of deep sea hydrothermal vents.

Class of ’09

Participation 19% Anonymous Ruth Bodell Abbey Canning Mackenzie Damon Jade Goldsmith Vanessa Gomez Haley Nevers Kathryn Veale Grace Weaver

Class of ’10

Participation 8% Sydney Bowen Amy Esposito Kelsey Puddington

Class of ’11

Participation 11% Anastasia N. Haseotes Paige Rovnak Kathleen Veale

Class of ’12

Participation 2% Hailey Walker Special thanks to the Class of 2012 for their class gift to Lincoln

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HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS

In memory of Mary E. Agnew ’40 Lydia Edes Jewell ’46 In memory of Robert and Margaret Ames Elizabeth Ames ’75

In honor of Hazzard R. Bagg Michael and Leslie Karkos In honor of Robb Barnard Meg and Frank Corliss John and Martha Purdy

In memory of Betsy Lee Bishop ’50 Edward F. Bishop John H. Jeﬀers In memory of Alexis A. Boss ’89 Tj Feldman-Halpern ’89

In memory of Pamela c. Bosworth ’73 Jane Meissner Sharfstein ’73 In honor of constance Bryan Stewart Martin and Adrienne Morris

In memory of Karen A. cartin Amy Barrett ’88 Ann M. Boulanger Abbey Canning ’09 Caroline Canning ’06 Pat and Betsy Canning Gail Cartin Gary Comella and Elyse Kaprielian Maury and Patricia Davitt Barbara Dobbyn Sarah Gaunt Doro and James Hallan Donna Hickey Martha Curit Hough ’60 John and Holly Howard Dione Dickenson Kenyon ’72 Patrick J. LaFore Christopher and Kim Lawrence Carol A. Machado Ronnie and Frank McFarland Kate McKenna Erica McKnight ’02 Maggie S. McNamara Kevin and Paula Murray McNamara ’80 John A. Minahan Karen Minassian Ann Morrill Stewart Martin and Adrienne Morris John and Cheryl Mulligan Murray Family Charitable Foundation Terry and Suzanne Young Murray ’58 Beverly Parsons Lucille Provazza Mark Taylor and Maureen Raia-Taylor

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Christine Richard Stephen and Joyce Rongo Jane Meissner Sharfstein ’73 Kate Taylor ’02 Ann Thorndike ’54 James Valin Missy and Scott Walker Nancy Bartlett Wing ’44 Constance Worthington ’62

In memory of frances chisholm Jane Chisholm Hofe ’53

In honor of Stefanie chorianopoulos ’11 Katherine and Stan Chorianopoulos In honor of Sterling A. clintonSpellman ’02 Ms. Joan Mathieu-Tate and Mr. Mark Tate

In memory of Mrs. Bertha B. Davis ’38 Becton Dickinson and Company Paul Carsone and Denneae Merola Sidney Clifford Kathleen and John Diorio George H. Dixon George H. Dixon Russell W. Field, Jr. Bridget Myra Gillen Dr. Michael Gilson Gail Auslander Ginnetty ’64 George and Anne Giraud Frances Makepeace Gross ’40 George and Gail Gunther MG Herreshoff Marine Museum Life Sciences Group at Ropes & Gray, LLP Stanley and Martha Livingston Mr. William N. Makepeace Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCulloch Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm L. McInnis Glenna Mathes Moalli ’67 Raymond Murphy Cynthia B. Patterson Ropes and Gray, LLP Mrs. Lila Sapinsley Lori and Jeff Shapiro Martha Parkhurst Sherman ’35 Ms. Rosalyn K. Sinclair Carole and Bernard Spiegel Peter and Frances Trafton Magrieta Willard Constance Worthington ’62 In honor of Barbara M. Diamond ’66 Jean Edwards In memory of Anna Esposito Alana Esposito ’03

In honor of Jane E. finn-foley ’00 John Foley and Lisa Finn

In memory of Dr. Vera fish Barry and Mimi Fish Alperin ’60

In memory of Edith S. floyd ’27 Jayne Floyd Kamin ’56

In memory of Denise S. Gaillaguet

Lianne Singleton Scura ’84

In memory of Dorothy W. Giﬀord Penelope Reed Doob ’60 Carol Smith ’55 In memory of Penelope Giragosian Lisa Giragosian ’02

In memory of Elizabeth Gormly ’43 Mr. Joseph A. Palmer, Jr.

In memory of frances P. Graves ’26 Ruth Slade Smith ’52

In memory of Julie Greene ’54 Marilyn Greene Hague ’52

In memory of James Hallan Margaret Hall Donabed ’81 Norma Lodge Miner ’78 Prudence Stoddard ’73

In honor of Ianthe c. Hensman ’02 Anonymous

In memory of Barbara S. Johnson ’66 Frances Thorndike ’64 Karen Taft Wells ’69

In memory of Dr. Dorothy f. Jones ’45 Jean Utter McCrosky ’45 In memory of Margaret L. Kelly Susan Langdon Kass ’54 Ann Langdon ’62

Mr. Thomas McLoughlin

In honor of Dr. John A. Minahan Anonymous

In honor of Jennie B. Moran ’98 McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.

In honor of Adrienne c. Morris Marsha Bristow Bostick ’71 In memory of Harold ochs Jean Ochs Nutini ’57

In honor of Elizabeth N. Palmieri ’25 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Houck In memory of Peloquin Kristen E. B. Presnol ’06

In honor of Janice Peters Corlis Gross ’06

In memory of Helena Poe ’31 Sylvia Strickler Sawyer ’38

In memory of Roslyn Reid ’33 Martha Reid Brown ’64

In memory of Barbara J. Richmond ’58 Thomas Richmond

In memory of Jacqueline Roland Martine Roland Matzke ’62

In honor of Henry Kelsey ’25 Maureen and Geoﬀrey Kelsey

In memory of Mary L. Schaﬀner Cynthia Chase-Kofkin ’69 Susan F.R. Kenny ’57 Frances Thorndike ’64

In honor of Sara Kourtesis ’14 Linda L. Clarke, Esq.

In honor of Lilia A. Smyth ’16 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Walsh

In memory of Rosemary W. Lenrow Sherry G. Hepp

In memory of Rosemary Sorrentino ’41 Anonymous

In honor of Edward Kiely Kathleen Kiely Seifert ’73

In honor of Amanda D. LaPaz ’17 Caren Mendez In memory of Maria Lovegreen Jade Goldsmith ’09

In honor of charlotte V. Macaulay ’99 Ruth Marris-Macaulay

In memory of Nicole A. Mackintosh ’20 Doro and James Hallan John and Lisa Mackintosh In honor of Lester Macktez Judith Macktez Hayes ’79

In memory of Betty f. Mathes ’35 Glenna Mathes Moalli ’67

In honor of Nancy Mccleary ’34 Benjamin and Jean McCleary

In memory of Margaret Mccormick Marie McCormick Pauwels ’56

In honor of Eileen P. McGrath Catherine Wood Lee ’58 In honor of Lauren McInerney ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Ducharme In memory of Elizabeth A. McLoughlin ’44

In honor of William K. Shotwell Anonymous

In honor of Reegan A. Smyth ’13 Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Walsh

In memory of Morgan L. Stone ’00 Bronwyn A. Roberts ’00

In memory of Margaret E. Story ’34 Christine Day

In honor of colleen M. Sweeney Mr. Matt Knippel Stewart Martin and Adrienne Morris

In memory of Marion c. Trussell Margaret Maull Partridge '71

In honor of Ben Walsh James and Kendall Brown Kenneth Davis and Lauren Motola-Davis Richard Snyder and Margarita Caballero-Sneider In honor of Ruth Willis Susan J. Willis-Reickert ’64

In honor of Nancy Wing ’44 Susan Chafee Welch '44

REPoRT of GIVING Robin Boss ’83 Bottles Fine Wine Christine Boulay Brahmin Leather Works Geneva Brown ’23 Jim & Kendall Brown Kristin Brown and Stuart Close Connie Bryan Brian & Lanette Budovsky Louise Burbank Barbara Burke Emily Burns & family Pat & Betsy Canning Capucine Anne Tanzi Carty Celebrities for Charity Celebrity Cruises Amick Sollenberger ’19 participates Champion Tours in a presentation from alumna Tom Sanchez Allison Gelfuso Butler ’96 on S.A. Chrobak gender stereotypes. Tracy Ciccone Performing Arts Cigar Masters Jessica Levine Closets etc., LLC Doug Alexander Gero Meyersiek AlphaGraphics Charles Cofone John & Lisa Ryan Paula Colaluca Alyssa Anderson Anthony Crocenzi Entertainment Melanie Lutz Anderson ’81 Bridget and Anthony Crocenzi Angell Nails Commonwealth Soap & Anonymous Toiletries Art by You at Weirdgirl Creations C. Crowell Fine Confections Pottery Studio Claudia Crowell ’02 The Artcraft Company Eastside Marketplace John & Katie Dumouchel Dorianne & Ron deFeo AS220 Cristina DiChiera & Neal Walsh Jose and Justina Ascencao Edmund & Tracy Ciccone DiTroia A.T. Cross Company Doggie Styles Pet Spa James Athearn Carole Donnelly Marion Athearn & Richard Hess Liz Glassie Doucette ’79 Jeremy Barnard Carol & Nova Drewes Allison Barrett Angela & Stefano Dukcevich Christina Batastini Sandrine Dundas Bella Luca Collection Jim & Carrie Dussault Angelo & Marlene Bellini Dust Busters Cleaning Company Aleida Benitez Connie Mason Cindy Benjamin Julia Russell Eells Dawn Blais & Joseph Kern Dennis & Margaret Egan Blithewold Mansion, Gardens, Hilary Fagan & Arboretum Femme Fatale Blue Heron Acupuncture Rebecca Camelo Carol Hetherington ’88 Kassiane Campopiano Books on the Square Liz Ford Bosom Buddies Bags Carl B. Freeman Karen Chriss & Andrea Stieﬀ Richard & Kym Gaissl Andrew & Melissa Boss Bri & Rob Gallo

GIFTS IN-KIND

Brooke & Wayne Gallo Rance, Deidre, & Kayla Gillespie Jeﬀrey & Erin Lynch Gilliat ’92 Kara Gilligan (Gil) Hasbro, Inc. Dana Haseotes John and Virginia Sarra Hesse ’76 Cate Hibbitt Candace Hill ’70 Richard Hlatki & Susan Tamboe Martha Curit Hough '60 John & Holly Howard Charles E. Hull Betsy Hunt Hyatt Newport David Jones, Tennis CampDartmouth College Joyce Theatre Co. Kaplan Tutoring Services Cindy Kaplan Daniel Kaplan Janet & John Karchner Maureen Kelsey Holly Kindl Matt Knippel KPMG Ledgemont Country Club Meagan Lenihan Lincoln Lower School Students Lincoln Middle School Students Lincoln School Alumnae Association Lincoln School Parents Association Kevin Lindamood Giovanna Locicero ’90 Gil MacLean & Michelle Collie Madeira Liquors Brian & Leslie Reynolds Lisa & John Mackintosh Tanya Martin Roselle McConnell Adrienne Morris & Stewart Martin Maureen Morrow Diane Mota Lauren Motola-Davis & Kenneth Davis Vincent and Rachel Murphy Terry & Suzanne Young Murray Newport Harbor Corp. Inn at Castle Hill Newport Country Club Ocean State Job Lot Ocean State School of Gymnastics Lynn Osei Nicole Ouimet Kaitlin Palmieri Donna M. Paolino '70 Toby Tucker Peters ’91 Plaid & Stripe

Prince Sports Sam Cook, GM – US & Canada Providence Pilates Center Katherine Quinn Sandra Reinbold The Renaissance Providence Hotel The Rhode Island Festival of Children’s Books & Authors Jessica Ricci ’91 Robin Hollow Farm Providence Mint Paul Roderick The Roi Rota Portrait Design Ruﬃn It Blythe Penna Salon Panache Paul Sanborn Julie Savage Anita & Carlise Smith The Snyder Family Springwood Farm St. Michael’s Country Day School Karen Staubach & Paul Roidoulis The Strand Hotel Susan Tanner Nancy Nahigian Tavitian ’82 Marcia Taylor Stephanie Casinelli Taylor ’97 Gail & Steven Theriault Tiﬀany & Co. Eunjoo Lee Vivian Baker Treat ‘42 Trinity Repertory Company Abigail Thomas Beth & Christopher Thomas The Runcible Spoon Joan Thomas Providence Pilates Center Cheryl Turnquist The Utopian Collection Chelsae Biggs The Valet Connection Marcel van der Aar Marcela von Breymann Tara Walsh Alyane White Spa Alyane White Jennifer & Carl Wieting Edward Yasuna Sarah Young

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Lincoln celebrates The Murray Family Athletic Complex at Faxon Farm

Ron Boss, Martha Boss Bennett ’85, Marjorie Buonanno Boss ’58, Suzanne Young Murray ’58, Paula Murray McNamara ’80, Terry Murray, Colleen Murray Coggins ’79, Ann Perlman and Alan Perlman

n a September 24th 2012, a glorious New England fall afternoon more than 300 members of the Lincoln community gathered at the Murray Family Athletic Complex at Faxon Farm to cut the ribbon on the completion of this transformative renovation of Lincoln’s home to its interscholastic programs in soccer, lacrosse, ﬁeld hockey and tennis.

In 2008, the Board of Trustees approved an ambitious plan for Faxon Farm to create premier athletic facilities commensurate with our athletes’ and coaches’ talents and dedication to excellence. The collective investment in this project reﬂects Lincoln’s commitment to athletics and its critical role in nurturing the whole girl – body, mind and spirit.

Thanks to a generous lead gift of $1.0 million dollars from Terry and Suzanne Young Murray ’58 and the Murray family, Lincoln was able to launch an ambitious fundraising campaign to make this plan a reality. Phase I was completed in September 2008, creating the first synthetic turf field in Southeastern, MA and Rhode Island devoted and lined exclusively to all-girls field hockey, soccer and lacrosse. The field has been named in honor of the Perlman Family in recognition for their leadership support of the project.

Phase II was ﬁnished in September 2010 with the creation of The Boss Family Tennis Center featuring six all-weather tennis courts and new natural turf championship-sized ﬁeld.

Phase III has focused on an extensive renovation of Faxon Farm’s

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historic Carriage House to provide new restrooms, a beautiful outdoor terrace and ﬁreplace for community gatherings.

Speaking on behalf of the Murray Family, alumna and Board Chair, Paula Murray McNamara ’80 shares

“Lincoln School has been a part of our family for three generations. It has been so exciting to see this first-class athletic facility take shape from its earliest stages to today's ribbon-cutting. We have created THE premier athletic complex for girls’ soccer, field hockey, lacrosse and tennis in Southern New England. Our girls deserve this benefit. We are thrilled that they can enjoy an athletic facility that allows them to reach their goals, just as they do every day in our classrooms. My parents and the rest of our family are proud to have been able to lead this effort, to help inspire others to support Lincoln and to be part of a legacy of athletics at our school for this and future generations of Lincoln girls.”

Thanks to the generosity of Lincoln alumnae, parents and friends, more than $2.3 million has been raised to date. Lincoln is seeking an additional $75,000 to complete a special challenge to complete the ﬁnal stage of the Faxon Farm Campaign. All donors will be recognized in an Honor Roll of Donors that will be displayed on the Carriage House. For information on how to be a part of this ﬁnal challenge, please contact:

Adrienne Morris, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations Lincoln School • 301 Butler Avenue • Providence, RI 02906 401-331-9696 ext. 3118 or amorris@lincolnschool.org

REPoRT of GIVING

fAXoN fARM RENoVATIoN Lincoln School Honor Rolls of Donors (as of November 2012)

Lincoln is deeply grateful to the following donors and families whose generosity has created this remarkable facility that will be of permanent value to Lincoln athletes now and in the future. Leadership Donors ($1,000,000 and above)

Murray Family Charitable Foundation

Terry and Suzanne Young Murray ’58

Donors ($1,000 – $19,999) Anonymous

The Estate of Sally J. Bill ’47

Alexander and Elizabeth Seiner Bodell ’72

Kevin and Paula Murray McNamara ’80

Marjorie McCaﬀrey DeAngelis ’58

Joseph and Megan Murray Craigen ’93

John and Katie Dumouchel

Timothy and Colleen Murray Coggins ’79

Major Donors ($100,000 - $999,999) The Boss Family

Russell and Marjorie Buonanno Boss ’58 Oliver and Martha Boss Bennett ’85 Robin Boss ’83

The Canning Family

Pat and Betsy Canning

Caroline Quinn Canning ’06 Abbey Scarlett Canning ’09

The Estate of Eleanor Clayton ’43

The Estate of Joyce Clarke Garrison ’44 The Estate of Barbara Mathews ’39

Ocean State Job Lot Charitable Foundation

The Perlman Family/PISA Foundation Alan and Ann Perlman

Sarah Perlman ’99

Leah Perlman ’02

Maris Perlman ’05

Daniel and Dina Savoie

Sustaining Donors ($20,000 - $99,999)

Joseph and Denise DiOrio Richard and Kym Gaissl

David and Lisa Harrington

Roman and Lydia Klufas

Barry and Veronica Lundgren

David and Ellen Lough

Larry and LeeAnn Merlo The Starﬁsh Group

Adrienne Morris and Stewart Martin

Steven and Patty Soscia

Friends (under $1,000)

Mari Marchionte Bianco ’97 Larry and Sharleen Bowen

Elisabeth Hessler Cavanagh ’93 Cathlyn Lang ’95 Deborah Lepore

Erin Brennan Martins ’93

Melissa Pennachia Nash ’92

John and Julie Shekarchi

Stefanie Casinelli Taylor ’97 Stephanie Kapos Todd ’96

Diane Stott Briggs ’47

June Rockwell Levy Foundation

Mark and Nancy Nahigian Tavitian ’82

The Estate of Arthur Wyman

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REPoRT of GIVING

New Enrichment Fund allows Lincoln Scholars to expand their studies and voices beyond Lincoln building an underwater “robot” as a major challenge, as well as building a wind turbine, a device that effectively filtered water, airplanes with accompanying launches and finally, many towers. She visited facilities including NASA Ames Research Center, Boehringer Ingelheim, and Intel.

She shared the following about her experience. “In one of the enriching leadership seminars, my peers and I were discussing a topic as an entire group. I recall having an urgency to say something, something I thought would positively add to the discussion and without hesitation I raised my hand. As soon as I began to speak, there was shuﬄing in the room. I could sense the overall surprise that a female was bold enough to speak. Being a Lincoln girl, I had not noticed it much at ﬁrst, but within moments it had come to my realization that what Lincoln School is preparing me for is indeed real.”

Leticia Lopes ’13 talking to grades 8-12 at Morgan Stone Day (see page 9) n 2011, Joan and Paul Sorensen (parents of Alice ’02) and David and trustee Susan Hibbitt (parents of Cate ’85 and Karen ’88 and current grandparents of Samantha ’20 and Sophie ’22), established an Enrichment Fund for the Lincoln Scholars Program. This Fund gives each Lincoln Scholar the chance to participate in educational oﬀerings outside of school that allow them to develop particular talents and skills, engage in cultural exchanges, explore new ﬁelds of study, and connect with a broader community of students and faculty outside Lincoln.

“Unfortunately, we live in a world that still does not display gender equality all around. It then becomes the work of us girls, us women, to change that by ﬁnding our voices and utilizing them in the best way possible. That is what Lincoln has taught me, and to be completely honest, that idea had not been solidiﬁed until that point. My epiphany made me appreciate my school in a way I had never done before. This enrichment program really instilled in me a burning desire to go out, as a strong female, and change the world the best way I know how.”

In its ﬁrst year, Kayla Gillespie ’12 attended the Concordia Language School to further her study of Japanese. Kayla had never ﬂown before or traveled by herself. She shared that the life lessons she learned on her trip will stay with her forever. Kayla is now a freshman at Boston University.

During the summer of 2012, Leticia Lopes ’13 attended the National Student Leadership Conference (NSCL) at the University of California, Berkeley thanks to this Fund. This leadership program allows students from across the United States and more than 45 diﬀerent countries to explore the academic and career interests of their choice. She participated in multiple hands-on engineering simulations including

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The 2012-13 Lincoln Scholars - Rose Maso ’16, Tiﬀany Zeng ’15, Christine Agbelese ’14 and Leticia Lopes ’13

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Lincoln School’s Endowed Funds

Lincoln School is grateful to those donors who have established permanently endowed funds to strengthen the ﬁnancial foundation of our School. During the period July 1, 2011- June 30, 2012, Lincoln supporters contributed $527,267 in pledges and outright donations to our endowment. The following presents permanently endowed funds at Lincoln that help underwrite a range of needs including general operations, educational programs, scholarships, faculty development, and athletics. As of June 30, 2012, the value of Lincoln’s endowment was $7,838,914. If you are interested in making a gift to augment one of these Funds or establish a new Fund at Lincoln, please contact Adrienne Morris, Director of Development and Alumnae Relations. See ﬁnancial report for more information on investment of endowment.

General Support of Lincoln School

The Jean H. and Stanley E. Auslander Fund* Dorothy Haworth Chatterton ’24 Endowment Fund Elwood E. Leonard Fund

J. Geddes and Kathryn Parsons Fund

Perlman Family Fund

Katherine Perry Fund

Educational Programs

Alexis Allen Boss ’89 Endowment for Community Service and Public Accord Mary T. Campbell Lower School Fund Alice M. Comstock ’29 Fund

T. James Hallan Fund

Lillian Potter Fund for Science Education

faculty Support

Marion Rich Tillinghast ’35 Fund

Murray Family Fund

Shirley Saunders Lecture Series Fund

Scholarship funds

Julia Hayward Andrews Fund

Leila M. Atwood Community Scholar Fund Class of 1952 Fund

Julie Greene ’54 Fund

B.B. Lederer Fund

Lincoln Scholars Fund

Dorothy Giﬀord Faculty Chair

Gerald and Sarah Fogarty Fund for Lincoln School*

Edward E. Ford Foundation Fund

Elizabeth Giangreco Faculty Fund

The Lalor Fund for STEM Faculty Development

Levy Professional Development Fund

The Loughlin Family Fund

Mary Schaﬀner Faculty Fellowship Fund

Nicole A. Mackintosh ’20 Scholarship

operations and Maintenance

Isadore & Cecile Low Fund Louise E. McMillen Fund

Murray Family Fund

Robin M. Hergott '83 Living Tribute Fund*

Earlene and Albert Potter Fund*

Eileen McGrath Fund

Gail Greenhalgh Trautmann ’42 Fund

Nancy MacLeod ’40 Fund

Carol E. Mann ’67 Endowment

Charlotte Lumb Swift ’35 Scholarship

The Class of 1944 Fund

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fINANcIAL REPoRT 2011-12

Dana Allcock

Treasurer and Chairman, Finance Committee The Finance Committee is pleased with all we were able to accomplish for the 2011-2012 year from both an operating and strategic perspective. Lincoln continues to operate from a position of strength thanks to careful management of the School’s annual operating budget, thoughtful planning for Lincoln’s future, and generous support from our community.

Lincoln finished the 2011-2012 school year with a small operating surplus which was made possible through conservative and realistic budget planning. We closed our fiscal year with a glowing report from our independent auditors Batchelor, Frechette, McCrory, Michael & Co. On a comprehensive, consolidated basis, Lincoln ended the year with a $560,000 positive change in net assets. This was primarily due to increased donor support of nearly $620,000 compared to the prior year thanks to two generous bequests from two alumnae, Eleanor Clayton ‘43 and Charlotte Lumb Swift ’35.

Thanks to generous donor support of a $2.3 million dollar fundraising campaign, Lincoln completed the final phase of Murray Family Athletic Complex at Faxon Farm renovating the historic Carriage House into much needed restrooms. The Lincoln community celebrated the completion of this project in September 2012.

I want to thank the members of the Finance Committee and Board of Trustees for their dedication during the past year. Their commitment and leadership has helped Lincoln achieve a solid operating profile, make critical investments in our campuses and continue to enhance Lincoln’s long-term financial profile.

Revenue from operations (fY12) $10,915,909 $637,147 (6%) $931,362 (9%)

$9,087,400 (83%)

In June 2011, Lincoln transferred its endowment of $7,000,000 to the Rhode Island Foundation. The Rhode Island Foundation is one of the nation’s oldest community foundations with total assets approaching $600 million. Lincoln’s endowment portfolio benefits from the Foundation’s prudent oversight and stewardship of funds combined with investment strategies dedicated to ensuring continuity of Lincoln School’s mission. As of June 30, 2012, the value of Lincoln’s endowment was $7,838,914.

In 2010, the Finance Committee adopted a policy stipulating that a portion of all unrestricted bequests be set aside to help pay down the School’s debt. As a result of this policy, this year we paid down an additional $224,000 of principal on long-term debt. In April, Lincoln was the first independent school in Rhode Island to implement a new and significantly enhanced TIAA-CREF retirement plan offering employees broader investment options. We are pleased to be able to enhance this important benefit for our dedicated teachers and staff. The Finance Committee approved the largest capital investment in technology in the School’s history to support our iPad pilot program in the Middle School with additional tablets, new smart technology for classrooms, wireless connectivity for the Middle and Upper School, and computer upgrades throughout the campus. Lincoln invested in a new heating system for the Middle and Upper School that is much more energy efficient, with better climate controlled classrooms and significantly reduced energy costs. This system will enable Lincoln to reduce its carbon footprint and it is projected that the new system will reduce the School’s heating cost by 30% a year.

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$260,000 (2%)

Tuition & Fees Little School, Enrichment, Other Endowment Income Annual Fund

operating Expenses (fY12) $10,900,688 $721,984 (7%)

$412,224 (4%)

$204,281 (2%)

$668,305 (6%)

$2,998,452 (27%)

$5,895,442 (54%)

Salaries/Benefits Administrative Expenses Debt Service (2%) Instructional/Program Costs Financial Aid/Remission Facilities & Capital Expenditures

WAYS TO GIVE

Members of the Class of 2013 had the opportunity to participate in a leadership program the 2011-2012 academic year. In June, these students attended an end of the year retreat at Dwight House. There they planned for senior year through discussion and reflection, but also spent time baking various breads to donate to the Sunrise House in Providence. incoln School Annual fund: More than 50 years ago, a group of dedicated parents, alumnae, and friends launched the first Annual Fund Drive. Thanks to Annual Fund support, Lincoln is able to serve a diverse community, provide the highest quality of teaching, and offer an outstanding curriculum, robust sports and arts programs for our students (3 – 18 years). All gifts to the Annual Fund have a direct impact on the day-to-day lives of every Lincoln student. Make your gift today!

Program Support: Donors can provide gifts to support any facet of Lincoln’s current program, helping to improve the quality of the Lincoln experience from scholarships, faculty development, athletics, the arts, departmental support for all academic disciplines, and initiatives to promote our Quaker traditions. capital Gifts: Recent campus renewal projects have transformed the Lincoln campus and The Murray Family Athletic Complex at Faxon Farm. In addition to campus renewal projects, Lincoln accepts gifts to support equipment acquisition for a variety of needs including new technology, science equipment, and performing and visual arts capital needs.

Endowment Gifts: Gifts to the Lincoln School Endowment help ensure our long-term financial health by providing a permanent fund that is invested to provide an income stream that supports the specific program for which it is given. A portion of our endowed funds are reinvested to ensure that the purchasing power of our endowment keeps up with the rate of inflation and, whenever possible, provides for appreciated growth of the fund. To establish a new fund, a minimum

donation of $25,000 is required. Gifts of any size may be added to existing endowed funds. (See page 36 for a list of current endowment funds). The endowment is managed by The RI Foundation.

Planned Gifts: Join the Lincoln Foundation by making a planned gift to Lincoln School. These gifts include: bequests, charitable gift annuities, designation of Lincoln in your retirement and insurance plans, gifts of real estate, charitable reminder trusts, and charitable lead trusts among others.

Make a Gift online: Visit www.lincolnschool.org. Click on the “Give Now” button to make your secure gift today.

Gifts of Stock: With a gift of stock, particularly a gift of appreciated stock, you have the opportunity to provide support to Lincoln and to take advantage of potential tax beneﬁts. Please contact the Development Oﬃce at 401-331-9696 ext. 3118 for easy instructions on how to make such a gift.

Gifts-In-Kind: Lincoln accepts a range of gifts-in-kind every year to support its programs.

If you are interested in discussing a gift to Lincoln, please contact: Adrienne Morris Director of Development and Alumnae Relations 301 Butler Avenue, Providence, RI 401-331-9696 ext. 3118 amorris@lincolnschool.org

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Save the Date

Alumnae Networking Events

february

26 International Women’s Day

March

Boston • November 15, 2012 Boston area alumnae gathered at Met Bar in the Back Bay of Boston as part of the Alumnae Association's Link Up with Lincoln Networking events.

7 Boston Link up with Lincoln Networking Event

April

20 Light up Lincoln Hope club, Providence RI

May

9 Providence Link up with Lincoln Networking Event

Providence • November 29, 2012 Nearly 20 Providence area alumnae and faculty/staﬀ gathered at Dwight House as part of the Alumnae Association's Link Up with Lincoln events. Many thanks to Shawna Lawton '91 who provided delicious treats from Whole Foods and BOTTLES for sponsoring a holiday wine tasting.

June

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Reunion & Alumnae Weekend 2013

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NYC • December 6, 2012 Alumnae from the class of 1947 to 2008 gathered at Turks and Frogs Winebar in the West Village as part of the Alumnae Associations Link Up with Lincoln events. Professional networking, sharing Lincoln stories, and having fun were all on the agenda. The evening was such a success that planning is already underway for another New York City event in the Spring 2013. Stay tuned!

In Memoriam

1941 Margaret (Peggy) Morrow 1944 Natalie Leuthi-Peterson 1945 Cynthia Vartan 1947 Nancy Cloutier 1957 Clarissa Penny Porter 1959 Angela Munro 1965 Marjorie Fingeret Betty Meissner, Past Parent Joseph Paolino, Past Grandparent and Parent Barbara Stanhope, Chair, English Department

Marriages

1980 Cherry Arnold to Peter Goldberg 1997 Claudia Gregiore to Peter Lech 1999 Nicole Sullivan to John Diebold 2005 Maris Perlman to Jason Castro 2006 Jai-Me Potter-Rutledge to Jason Rutledge 2007 Vanessa Conti to Bruno Ventura

Births

1988 To Shareen Zaki Knowlton, a boy, Charles Tiberius (Charlie) 1988 To Amy Barrett, a girl, Margot 1993 To Megan Murray Craigen, a boy, Charlie 1996 To Elisabeth Hessler Cavanagh, a girl, Cecily 1997 To Mari Marchionte Bianco, a girl, Brooklyn Beatrice 1997 To Jaclyn Sullivan Leibl-Cote, a girl, Ashley 2000 To Jenny Wainger Barrett, a boy, Maxwell (Max) 2001 To Kate Rezendes O'Hearn, a girl, Quinlynn Rose 2003 To Justine Waterﬁeld Rodriguez, a boy, Thorrin Waterﬁeld 2004 To Brandy Beyer McKinnon, a boy, James Peter (J.P.)

Career Updates

1958 Marj DeAngelis finished all the National Federated Flower Show School classes and is now a 'student judge' 1959 Ruth Phillips Gulick will represent District One, Belknap County, in the New Hampshire legislature for the next two years 1962 Martine Roland Matzke summited Mt. Kilimanjaro last September with a group of 10 women ranging in age from 56-78 1962 Nancy Robinson Van Tuyle just joined the Board of Directors for the Blue Ribbon as well as the Library Council 1968 Linda Shires Knoepflmacher has been named the David and Ruth Gottesman Professor of English at Stern College, Yeshiva University, N.Y. 1969 Antoinette Van Zabner’s first piano book, Piano Fitness, was published in Chinese, Turkish and Taiwanese. It has

Milestones

now been published in seven languages. 1977 Kim Triedman has two new books coming out in 2013. A second collection of poetry, called Plum(b) and a first novel called The Other Room 1978 Angel Beth Smith is a Direct Marketing Coordinator and Graphic Designer at Foxwoods Resort & Casino. As a freelance Illustrator and Fine Artist, she exhibited art work at the Boston Children's Museum and the Mystic Arts Center 1979 Kathy Schaefer McDermott teaches fourth grade at Lakeshore Elementary School in Mooresville, NC, and was recently named Teacher of the Year. 1980 Cherry Arnold has a new on a documentary film called "One in 88, Understanding Autism” 1997 Rebecca DiMuro was promoted to Major in the JAG Corps 2000 Jane Finn-Foley has a new position in the Office of Communications and Public Affairs at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government 2000 Megan Hallan is teaching 5th grade in a bi-lingual public school in Mount Pleasant in Washington DC 2000 Elana Mayer is in quality engineering at a microelectronics company in California 2004 Rachel Lannigan graduated from Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences with a Masters of Physician Assistant Studies and is working as a Family Medicine Physician Assistant 2004 Elizabeth Lydon graduated from the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology with an MA in Forensic Psychology 2005 Caroline Bliss Spencer has been promoted to Goldman Sacks (NYC) Investment Management Division 2005 Kat Read is working in Development at Doctors Without Borders 2006 Rachael Bloom recently started an organizational business called The Organizing Divas of RI 2006 Jai-Me Potter-Rutledge recently completed her Master's degree in Health Care Administration at Salve Regina University 2006 Lauren Raeburn received her MBA from Bentley University and was promoted to a Senior Business Development Consultant at Oracle 2006 Anna Coon is a paralegal at K&L Gates LLP, where she works in the Real Estate Investment, Development, and Finance group 2006 Kathan Teepe graduated from the Farmer Training Program at the University of Vermont with a Certificate in Sustainable Agriculture 2006 Erika Lavoie is now a teacher for children with severe autism at the New England Center for Children 2008 Erika Laurie worked on the Mitt Romney Presidential Campaign as a Deputy Regional Finance Director for 22 states 2008 Caroline Sheridan now works in the art department of a John Turturro independent film Winter 2013 40

ALuMNAE WEEKEND 2012

Lincoln Legacies!

Class of 2002: Ianthe Hensman, Alice Dickinson, Ericka Gierke Welch, Deryl Pace, and Sterling Clinton-Spellman

Class of 1962: Front Row L-R: Nancy Robinson Van Tuyle, Mary Stitely Raczynski, Judith Lovering Kramer, Lucy McCaﬀrey, Constance Worthington Back Row: Ann Langdon, Judith E. McCaﬀrey, Linda Fain, Linda Mathes Jacobs

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Class of 1997: Jane Miller, Jocelyn Walters, Gaia Cornwall, Sarah Hull, Kate Allen, Mari Marchionte Bianco, and Stefanie Casinelli Taylor

Class of 1987: Jo Wilkinson, Dede Dubois Madeira, Jen Carson Carroll, Rebekah Holman Siskel, Sue Hayes, Sarah Knowles Eisenklam, Meredith Brower, Furhana Ahmad DiBiase, Kristen Haffenreffer, Kimberly Tripp Widdup, Hilary Fagan Dahlberg, Michelle Calope O’Driscoll, Catherine Raff Bordon, Jessica Schafer Bayliss, Perry Goff Buroker and Nancy Dubuc Kizilbash.

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Class of 1952: Front row L-R: Nancy Blacher Shuster, Diana Scott Beattie, Ann Winsor Doskow, Judith Murdough Rollinson Back Row: Joan Harlowe, Jane Troppoli Lomas, Mary Louise Evans Findlay, Gail Sangre

Members of the class of 1962 at Reunion Dinner at the Brown Faculty Club

Hannah Houston '07 and Olivia Pell '07 Class of 1960: Lucy Ann Lepreau, Nancy Rapelye Godfray, Karen Anderson Chalfen, Georgia Smith Regnault

Class of 1972: Nancy Faenza Ladd, Debbie Dobbins, Debbie Bishop Wilson, Carmen DiPetrillo Carpenter, Arlene Tate Schuler, Jocelyn Manelis Regenbogen, Nancy Elson Fritch, Sally King Caruso, Anita Kestin, Cindy Gammell Sadler, and Martha Freemen.

Carolyn Cumming â&#x20AC;&#x2122;32 celebrated her 80th reunion

Class of 1947: Front L-R: Judy Freeman Gross, Diane Stott Briggs, Roberta Mauro Thurrott

Back L-R: Gloria Aisenberg Sonnabend, Alice Brown Westervelt, Dorothy Brier, Janis Sopkin Rothman, Nancy Lundgren RansohoďŹ&#x20AC;, Maybury Viall Fraser, Ann Jenney Tilson, Joanne Eastwood Tains

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ALuMNAE AWARDS 2012

Nancy Nahigian Tavitian ’82 Alumnae citation Award

“Thanks to my Math teachers — Jody Blish and Betty Barrows, who saw my potential and pushed me to excel in math. It took a lot of hard work (and an occasional tutor) – but they helped bring out the best in me. I think one of the things that helped my career most was that I could go head to head analytically with just about every M&A advisor on Wall Street (and they were mostly all men).”

Diana Scott Beattie ’52 Distinguished Service Award

“Lincoln taught me to think, to analyze carefully and thoroughly and then come to a judgment, which I could trust and use to make decisions. Throughout the various facets of my career - scientist, teacher, administrator, this ability has provided me with the background required to succeed.”

Judy Lovering Kramer ’62 Distinguished Service Award

“And that’s what teachers do - they are moved, they speak, and they share their passion for a subject with their students. And, most importantly, they inspire their students to speak especially in a single-sex environment. Being moved in Silent Meeting is really not that diﬀerent than suddenly being excited using the passe compose and the imparfait correctly in one sentence or understanding why a heroine in a novel behaves as she does.”

Stefanie casinelli Taylor ’97 Young Alumna Award

Helena Buonanno foulkes ’82 Distinguished Service Award

“At Lincoln, I learned an important lesson that has served me well both personally and professionally. To be successful, one must be focused and ﬂexible. And from the many amazing teachers at Lincoln, like Mme Gaillaguet, Coach Rovzar and Mrs Barrows, I learned how to be focused and how to be ﬂexible. I am so grateful to Lincoln School, and to my parents, for these gifts.” 43

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“I use what my coaches taught me on the ﬁeld and court in my business on a daily basis. Our company is a team that goes out to competition every day to be the best at what we do while having fun and playing by the rules. I am also thankful to Lincoln because, although the world we live in has come a long way we still have a long way to go. Being a young woman business owner I still face challenges of my competence often especially on the international level. I truly believe Lincoln instilled in me the conﬁdence and intelligence to prove nay sayers wrong every time. I am such a huge advocate for an all girls education.”

Casey Brennan McLaughlin ’95 Young Alumna Award

“For me, Lincoln wasn't a school, it was a family. It was a home for me where I was accepted, supported and unconditionally loved. It was where I learned how to believe in my ability and to perform with conﬁdence, while also being inspired by the incredible teachers I had that helped to cultivate my lifelong love of learning.”