NYA's Chronicle Magazine Fall 2019

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History & Tradition The Senior Speech + #PantherProjects New Enhancements School-Wide + New Diplomas with Distinction Outdoor Environmental Leadership & Social Advocacy + Championship Season Recap

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NYA Board of Trustees 2019–2020

COMMUNICATIONS

OFFICERS

Kristi Belesca Director of Marketing and Communications

Allen Bornheimer ’60, GP ’30 President

Our Mission ............................................................ 1

Michael Krakowka Marketing and Communications Assistant

Senior Speech Tradition ....................................... 2

PHOTOGRAPHY

James Cabot ‘98, P’30, P ‘32, P ‘36 Vice President Stephen Malcom P ’15, P ’17 Vice President

NYA Staff

Linda Manchester P ’15, P ’20 Secretary

Events...................................................................... 5

Brian Beard Creative Images Photography

Diana Garcia P ’07, P ’14 Treasurer

Academics.............................................................. 6

Erika Hemphill Hemphill Photo

Stephan Bachelder P ’02, P ’04 Past President

CONTRIBUTORS

Benjamin Jackson P ’21, P ’22, P ’26 Head of School

The Arts................................................................... 8

Benjamin Jackson P ’21, P ’22, P ’26 Head of School

Athletics ................................................................ 10

Jennifer Richard P ’29, P ’31, P ’33 Director of Development

Panther Projects .................................................. 12

Crystal Gordon Development and Events Coordinator

Come Home to NYA ............................................ 14

Carol Harris Development Coordinator

NYA Panther Pride............................................... 17

Drive Brand Studio Designer

NYA Goes Global ................................................. 18

Old Port Press Printer

Philanthropy ......................................................... 20 Gift of Aid .............................................................. 21 Honor Roll of Donors .......................................... 22 Class Notes .......................................................... 30 Alumni Events ...................................................... 32 Class of 2019 ........................................................ 33

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Garrett Bowne P ’09, P ’11 *OPLM -PUHUJPHS 6MÄJLY BOARD MEMBERS

Rick Abbondanza P ’04 Nick Alberding P ’18, P ’21 Laura Argitis P ’20 James Garrett ’98 Bob Hilscher P ’16, P ’18, P ‘20 Nathan Isaacson ‘06 Christopher Lorenz P ’28, P ’30 Barbara Marr P ’17 Linc Merrill ’75, P ’04, P ’06 Warren Miskell P ’15, P ’18 Julie Moss P ’04, P ‘05, P ‘09, GP ‘34 Drew Oestreicher ’89 Eric Schaeffer P ’19, P ’22 Sigmund Schutz P ’23, P ‘24 Ted Sharp ’60 Betsy Tod P ’20, P ’25 Caty von Brecht Werner ’05 HONORARY

Mary Anderson P ’91 Stephen Anderson P ’91 Mark Fasold P ’96, P ’99, P ’03 Christopher Flower P ’94 Margot Milliken P ’03 Chris Pierce P ’01, P ’05 Michael Savage P ’88, P ’90 Curtis Scribner P ’88

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Letter from Head of School BEN JACKSON

Our Mission North Yarmouth Academy is an independent, college preparatory, coeducational school. The Academy offers a structured program that establishes clear standards and high expectations in an environment that emphasizes values of mutual respect, trust, and community. North Yarmouth Academy is dedicated to fostering integrity, character, and intellect in its students.

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t is certainly an exciting time at NYA. The Academy’s 360 students represent 56 communities throughout the state of Maine, Ä]L Z[H[LZ HUK MV\Y JV\U[YPLZ" H WYL[[` impressive geographic reach for a day school. This issue of the Chronicle will highlight many of the impressive accomplishments of our students, our unique senior speech tradition, and how our students’ impact reaches around the world. With the faculty leading the charge, the many achievements of our students in the JSHZZYVVT VU Z[HNL HUK VU [OL H[OSL[PJ ÄLSK personify NYA’s mission to bring out the best in our students. If you have recently visited campus, you likely felt the positive momentum and energy here. This energy is a direct result of the work the faculty and students engage in on a daily basis. As an institution, our commitment is to support the students in pursuit of their goals and interests. At the same time, we also focus on providing the students and faculty with proper resources and facilities to support the mission. To that end, it is a time of growth in many ways for the Academy.

The North Yarmouth Academy program encourages students to develop: Problem-solving skills based on sound analytical and creative thought; Sophistication in writing, speaking, and artistic expression; Appreciation for the importance of athletic activity, teamwork, and cooperation; :LSM JVUÄKLUJL HUK ZLSM YLZWLJ[ [OYV\NO H IYLHK[O VM experiences that extend beyond the classroom; Concern for the larger community and an appreciation for the natural environment; Desire to continue the process of lifelong learning.

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;OPZ WHZ[ Z\TTLY H UL^ [\YM ÄLSK ^HZ installed and quickly put to use by the defending boys and girls state championship ZVJJLY [LHTZ [OL ÄLSK OVJRL` [LHT HUK Middle School teams. Future plans call for a new scoreboard, improved seating, and a picnic area designed to enhance the spectator experience.

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Also over the summer, a new tennis complex was completed. The three new courts host NYA’s Upper and Middle School interscholastic programs and our Lower School developmental program.

Over the course of the last two years, NYA OHZ ^P[ULZZLK ZPNUPÄJHU[ LUYVSSTLU[ NYV^[O a renewed commitment to philanthropy, and capital projects aligned with our mission. The following are a few key, exciting projects and initiatives at or near completion:

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This winter, the NYA Learning Commons will be complete. The new two-level learning commons will replace the library and student lounge. It will serve as the new academic center on campus, more than doubling the size of our current library, with ÅL_PISL ^VYRZWHJL NYV\W HUK PUKP]PK\HS study areas, integrated technology, rooms for collaborative group work, natural light, and an outdoor patio.

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Additional funds were raised last year to support STEM programming in Lower [OYV\NO <WWLY :JOVVS HUK ÄUHUJPHS HPK for our students.

These projects were supported by individuals who are inspired by the mission and values of the Academy and our students. In collaboration with the NYA community, both the faculty and administration will continue to plan strategically to ensure the Academy delivers an exceptional education for our students. Enjoy reading about the many accomplishments of our students, faculty, and community members in this issue of the Chronicle. Sincerely,

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| Senior Speech Tradition

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exhilarating. daunting. empowering. Julian Etauri ‘20 at the podium

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Exhilarating. Daunting. Empowering.

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very graduate of NYA for nearly 40 years has experienced the same rollercoaster of emotions that is the senior speech, one of the greatest traditions of the academic program at North Yarmouth Academy. Seniors are free to speak about any topic they believe is both important to them and meaningful for the entire community to hear. Speeches range from the personal to the philosophical, serious to humorous, providing insight into each student’s personality and interests as well as the ethos of each year’s senior class as a whole. “It’s a chance for the students to think a little bit about who they are as a person,” says NYA English Department Chair, Ross Markonish. “To YLÅLJ[ VU ^OH[»Z PTWVY[HU[ [V [OLT HUK [V ^VYR VU ZVTL VM [OL RL` ZRPSSZ ^L ÄUK PTWVY[HU[ OLYL at NYA, presenting themselves as members of our community.”

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iven the school’s focus on fostering public speaking skills from the elementary through high school years, the senior speech program is a Ä[[PUN YLWYLZLU[H[PVU VM [OL OPNO SL]LS VM ^YP[PUN thinking, and speaking that NYA students develop during their time at the Academy. Though it is a graduation requirement, the senior speech plays a much deeper role in the school, serving as a rite of passage for students and acting as a symbol of the strong community for which NYA is distinguished. Describing his mindset as he prepared for his senior speech last winter, Jack Lent ’19 said, “For a lot of people P[»Z H YLÅLJ[PVU VU L]LY`[OPUN [OL` OH]L KVUL up until this point in their senior year. For a lot of people there is a tell-all element or saying something about themselves that others may not know and giving that part of themselves to the school.”

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We had them in 1988. Mine was a blast, actually. Stressful of course, but fun. Senior speech is an important rite of passage...a tradition I hope will endure. —Liz Allen ‘88 from Facebook

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I rem remember my senior speech like it was yesterday. I remember being so nervous, but then my nerves disappeared right when I started and I just plowed through it. Afterwards, I realized I had been awkwardly leaning on the podium and I was worried I looked way too relaxed. Lol! It was an incredible experience, a truly unique part of my education, that I know I was very fortunate to have. I public speak for my work now, and I like to remember it all started at NYA! —Kelly McCormack ‘03 from Facebook

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ver 300 parents, alumni, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends attended the 35th Annual NYA SoirĂŠe on April 26. The event raised over $130,000 for the Academy, including $70,750 for enhancement to STEM education. This community celebration at Halo at the Point on Thompson’s Point was themed “Casino Royaleâ€? and included games of chance, a cocktail reception, lively auction, dinner, and concluded with dancing and live music by Wavelength. Thank you to all who joined in to support NYA, and special thanks to the 2019 NYA SoirĂŠe Planning Committee for making this night a huge success.

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Middle & Upper School This fall, over 250 grandparents and grandfriends of Middle and Upper School students visited NYA for a jam-packed day, which included musical performances, senior speeches, and classroom visits, as well as a special luncheon.

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NYA Adds New Diplomas with Distinction

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YA’s Diploma with Distinction program has expanded, adding Outdoor & Environmental Leadership and Social Advocacy to the Distinctions in Music: Performance, Entrepreneurship, & Community; Global Citizenship; and STEM. With each distinction, students learn to take ownership of both their program and their learning.

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Students cultivate advanced-level skills in outdoor adventure settings, integrate outdoor experiences into academics, learn to understand oneself within the natural world, and lay the groundwork for lifelong involvement in outdoor adventure and environmental stewardship. Students may choose to pursue either an outdoor leadership or an environmental leadership track.

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Distinction in Social Advocacy The Distinction in Social Advocacy allows students to pursue a course of multidisciplinary studies aimed to foster leadership and creative problemsolving while encouraging ethical development. Students will learn to identify and address multileveled social problems while developing skills to be a catalyst for change. As part of this distinction, students are immersed in the history and application of social advocacy, leadership, and character building, and work to identify and address current, real-world social problems. Students participate in NYA’s Civil Dialogue Group as a facilitator and conduct an experiential endeavor working to affect social change in the community.

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Math Team Finishes First at State Meet

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NYA Hires Terry Bartick as STEM Champion

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YA is committed to advancing the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) program and hired STEM Champion, Terry Bartick, to lead the way. “I am really motivated to help kids develop their critical thinking skills, not just in STEM disciplines but in all content areas,â€? said Bartick. “Being able to evaluate information and problem solve are skills that are needed in every aspect of life, and practicing this as much HZ WVZZPISL ^PSS IL Z\JO H O\NL ILULĂ„[ [V HSS our children - and to us, when our children are grown and making important contributions to the world.â€? Bartick oversees academic enhancements in STEM at the Academy. She is introducing electives and full credit coursework from the Lower to Upper School as well as directing NYA’s Diploma with Distinction in STEM for Upper School students.

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Bartick put her Bachelor’s and Master’s of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Connecticut to work for 13 `LHYZ PU [OL LUNPULLYPUN ÄLSK :OL JVTWSL[LK [OL Extended Teacher Education Program at USM to begin her educational career at Gorham High School (GHS).

I am really motivated to help kids develop their critical thinking skills. As a science teacher and STEM Coordinator, she created GHS’s AP Physics program and a STEM program for middle and high school students. Bartick also mentored ninth graders for the Maine State Science Fair and worked as a Math Interventionist for students struggling with math skills.

The complete team roster is: Holly Akey ’19, Hannah Gagne ’19*, Cam Goodrich ’20*, Ella Grady ’20, Xander Kostelnik ’19*, Cindy Lin ’19*, Ashley Ren ’20*, Andrew Schaeffer ’19*, Jack Schaeffer ’22*, Amelia Searfoss ’19, Candice Wang ’19*, Abby Xu ’19*, and Aidan Yilmaz ’19*. *denotes State Meet participants

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Kiva Team Ranked #11 in the World

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he NYA Kiva Club has loaned and re-loaned more than $115,000 to over 60 countries with more than 5,000 loans totaling over $132,000.

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NYA History Department Chair, Peter Sillin, started the club over ten years ago. Every year, the Kiva Club holds fundraisers to raise money to loan out $25 at a time to selected underserved entrepreneurs in impoverished areas. As the loans are repaid, the money is loaned out again. So far, the club has a 98% repayment rate, so the Ă…V^ OHZ JVU[PU\LK [V I\PSK

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Kauffmann Lecturer, David Sobel, conducted a workshop last November for faculty, and presented to the public about child development and placebased education. A senior faculty member at Antioch UniversityNew England, he is the author of eight books and 70+ articles focused on children and nature for educators, parents, environmentalists, and school administrators.

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YA Drama performed Andrew Lloyd Webber’s classic musical, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Written by Webber with lyrics by Tim Rice, the story is based on the Genesis story of “Joseph and His Coat of Many Colors.” The production featured Jackie Ellsworth ’21 as Joseph, Madeleine Vaillancourt ’22 and Afton Morton ’20 (Narrators), Leyi Li ’22 (Jacob), Sydney Billings ’20 (Reuben), Abby King ’22 (Simeon & Baker), Justina Gilman ’22 (Levi & Potiphar’s Wife), Emma Rothrock ‘22 (Naphtali), Alaina Rauf ’21 (Issachar), Annie Sillin ’21 (Asher), Clara Mulvihill ’19 (Dan), Tallulah Im ’22 (Zebulun), Genevieve Vaillancourt ’25 (Gad), Celeste Merrill ‘25 (Judah), Leif MacCarthy ‘25 (Benjamin), Alex Markonish ’19 (Potiphar), Madeleine Vaillancourt ’22 (Pharaoh), Hannah Gagne ’19 (Butler), Katie Blanc ‘20, Lila Ojakaar ‘22, Greta Tod ‘25, Bronte Doucette ‘24, Hannah Gagne ‘19, and Alex Markonish ’19 (Wives/Egyptians). There was also a children’s choir, featuring Ivy Birney ‘27, Sidney Bouman ‘27, Cocoe Haedrich ‘26, Henry Jackson ‘26, Sarah Ludlum ‘27, Ellie Miers ‘27, Annie Millar ‘27, Ellie Sahlman ‘27, Eva Szymczak ‘28, and James Vaillancourt ‘28. The tech crew consisted of 4HSJVST 4HJ4HOVU º .YHJL (SÄLYV º and Elias Eisenberg ‘22.

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roadway actress Kelli Rabke held a master class for the NYA theater group to help them prepare for the winter performance. Rabke played the role of The Narrator in the 1993 revival of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Her experience and expertise on acting through song was invaluable to the student cast. Photo credit: Michael Benabib

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The Phantom Tollbooth

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Gazelles, wildebeests, zebras, and Serengeti regulars. Pride Rock saw performances from: Eva Szymczak ’28 (Young Simba), Elliana Miers ’27 (Mufasa), Ivy Birney ‘27 (Scar), Melody Hackleman ’28 (Young Nala), Maia Barschdorf ’27 (Zazu), James Vaillancourt ’28 (Timon), William Lorenz ’28 (Pumbaa), Daniel Smith ’28 (Simba), Ellie Sahlman ’27 (Nala), Poppy .YPMÄU » :HYHIP :PKUL` )V\THU » 5H[HSPL Bunker ‘28, Penelope Houghton ’28, Sarah Ludlum ’27, and Annabelle Millar ’27 (The 9HÄRPZ 8\PUU )HYZJOKVYM » +LSWOPUL +HUPLS ’28, Gage Kloza ’28, and Cooper Wright ’28 /`LUHZ HUK HU LUZLTISL JHZ[ VM ÄYZ[ HUK second grade wild animals.

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Congratulations to these Talented Musicians

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shley Ren ‘20 participated in the All-National Orchestra on violin. This is an incredible accomplishment! These musicians participated in All-State Music Festival:

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Pierce Manchester ‘20, Tenor Py Morin ‘20, Soprano

Jackie Ellsworth ‘21, Alto Afton Morton ‘20, Alto

Matt McGrath ‘20, String Bass Madeleine Vaillancourt ‘22, Cello

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We Are the Champions!

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OTH NYA Girls and Boys Soccer Teams brought the gold ball back to Main Street on November 3, 2018.

First up was the girls team. The NYA Panthers (14-3-1) of the south met the Central Aroostook Panthers (16-1-1) of the north at McMann Field in Bath. Serena Mower ’20 had two goals, and Rylie McIntyre ‘22 and Natalie Farrell ’21 each ZJVYLK PU [OL ^PU ;OPZ ^HZ [OL Ă„YZ[ Z[H[L championship for the girls in 11 years. The boys were next to take the pitch in Bath, matched up against Class D North champs Penobscot Valley (16-2) under the lights. The /V^SLYZ Z[Y\JR Ă„YZ[ I\[ [OL 7HU[OLYZ charged back in the second half. Ryan Baker ‘19 tied it up. Two more goals by Damon Dulac Âş JSPUJOLK H ]PJ[VY` HUK [OL Ă„YZ[ :[H[L Championship in 13 years. Head of School, Ben Jackson, set aside the dress code declaring a “Code Orangeâ€? the following Monday. Captains of both teams presented Jackson with the trophies at a school-wide assembly to uproarious cheers from the student body.

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NYA Lacrosse Success

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The girls lacrosse team had a stellar season as well. Ranked #5 in the playoffs, they fell one NHTL HUK VUL NVHS ZOVY[ VM [OL Ă„UHSZ [V champs #9 Lake Region with score of 11-10.

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Track & Field

Fame Coach, Terry Meagher, all deserve a lot of credit with helping create our true team identity.�

Former Bowdoin College Men’s Ice Hockey Head Coach, Meagher, joined the Panther bench for the 2018-19 season. Meagher retired +HTVU +\SHJ Âş 4HZJV\JOL 8\LILJ from Bowdoin in 2016 after 33 years at the Canada), Ryan Baker ’19 (Brunswick, ME), helm. He ranks sixth all-time in and Alasdair Swett NCAA Division III total victories ‘19 (Scarborough, The trust and belief with a 529-245-54 (.671) ME) each found record. This includes two the back of the net. we had in each other Jared Buckner ‘20 was special to witness. NESCAC and two ECAC Championship titles. (Lakeland, FL) put up a hat-trick.

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he NYA Girls and Boys Track & Field Teams achieved a sweep of the MAISAD (Maine Association of Independent Schools Athletic Directors) Championships—a feat last achieved by the Panthers in 2009. The team also included some students from Maine Coast Waldorf School.

Goaltender Stefan Kulhanek ‘20 (Vienna, Austria) stopped 27 of 28 shots. NYA outshot Pingree 46-28. “The trust and belief we had in each other was special to witness,� stated NYA Head Coach, Mike Warde. “Legendary Coach, Bruce Myers, Goalie Coach, Rob Couturier, and Hall of

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here are not enough words to express the gratitude and respect the NYA community has for Athletic Director, Jack Hardy, as he enters a well-deserved retirement. His 40+ year career spanned across southern Maine. From Cape Elizabeth, to Cumberland, Falmouth, Yarmouth, and NYA, Mr. Hardy has been a role model and purveyor of sportsmanship, earning the respect and admiration of athletic directors, coaches, and student athletes throughout Maine. We will miss you, Jack!

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he centerpiece of these improvements is the transformation of the Academy’s current library (and formerly Cutter Gymnasium) into a modern, state-of-the-art learning commons.

The $800,000+ transformation will include a contemporary, twolevel welcoming MHJPSP[` ^P[O ÅVVY to ceiling windows and abundant natural light, more than doubling its current size. The NYA Learning Commons, considered a library of the future, will include a greater selection of study 9LHK`PUN [OL MVYTLY *\[[LY .`TUHZP\T MVY [OL UL^ spaces, collaborative 5@( 3LHYUPUN *VTTVUZ JVUZ[Y\J[PVU workrooms, and integrated technology throughout. This project aligns with the Academy’s current program initiatives to ensure our students are prepared for success in today’s changing world. Several NYA families supported this effort, including leadership-level gifts from RenÊe HUK 1HTLZ º *HIV[ 7 7 7 " (SL_ *HIV[ º " 2PT HUK 3PUJ º 4LYYPSS 7 7 " /VSS` HUK 3LL ;OPIVKLH\ 7 7 " 1LZZPL HUK 5PJR (SILYKPUN 7 7 " 4HY`)L[O HUK *OYPZ[VWOLY 3VYLUa 7 7 " (SPJL 0UNYHOHT .7 .7 " *HZL HUK .HPS 3`UJO .7 .7 " )L[Z` HUK 9VI ;VK 7 7 4HY[OH Barrett and Steve Malcom P’15, P’17, as well as the Davis Family Foundation. The space is set to open this winter.

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n investment in new resources for STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) programming for all grades. Terry Bartick, a STEM teacher, was added to the faculty (see page 7) to oversee programs and to build on the Academy’s commitment to STEM.

The scope of this position includes the introduction of electives and full credit course work from Lower to Upper School and oversight of NYA’s Diploma of Distinction in STEM. NYA maintains a commitment to NYA A maintains s a commitment innovation in the curriculum, to innovation in the e curriculum, preparing students for success in preparing students s forr success s in a technology-based society. This a technology-based society. initiative was funded through the SoirÊe paddle raise in 2019.

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Dedication ceremonies were held for the new turf at Lewis Field and the Poulin Family Tennis Courts on September 27. A toast and reception followed. Benefactors gave nearly $500,000 to support these two campus improvements. Finally, with a continued focus on sustainability, the Academy completed a campus-wide conversion to natural gas and added a JSLHULY TVYL LMÄJPLU[ /=(* Z`Z[LT [V the Curtis Building. All of these projects are made possible by generous donations from NYA alumni, parents, grandparents, friends, and foundations.

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Alumni, family, and friends were invited to “Come Home to NYA,� on September 26–28 to show their Panther Pride during a series of homecoming events, alumni gatherings, athletic contests, and campus celebrations.

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Head of School, Ben Jackson, and his wife, Amity, hosted a dinner to recognize leadership giving and volunteerism to the Academy. Over 100 people attended to enjoy student musicians, hear from seniors Te’Andre King ’20 and Carly Downey ’20 about their NYA experience, as well as to connect with one another. At the event, Jessie and Nick Alberding P’18, P’21 and Martha Barrett and Steve Malcom P’15, P’17 were recognized for extraordinary service to the Academy.

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llie Tocci Hurley ’08 was inducted into the Edgar F. White ’38 Athletic Hall of Fame during a school-wide assembly on September /\YSL` ^HZ H Z[HUKV\[ H[OSL[L VU [OL ÄLSK hockey, ice hockey, and softball teams. After NYA, she attended Northeastern University, helping the Women’s Ice Hockey team win two ACHA National Championships. She graduated from Northeastern in 2014 and The University of Maine School of Law in 2017. She is currently an attorney at Hopkinson & Abbondanza in Portland.

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Hurley was Hur a standout athlete on the ÄLSK OVJRL` ice hockey, and softball teams.

NYA hockey standout, Travis Roy ‘94, founder of the Travis Roy Foundation and author of the poignant book Eleven Seconds: A Story of ;YHNLK` *V\YHNL ;YP\TWO, offered special remarks at the event. Following his remarks, Travis was surprised to be awarded an honorary membership into NYA’s Edgar F. White ‘38 Athletic Hall of Fame.

Golden Panthers (NYA Classes 1935–1965) Luncheon & History of NYA, Lead by Trustee Linc Merrill » 7» 7» The Golden Panthers Luncheon offered the opportunity for a lively discussion about NYA’s history and the chance for classmates and friends to reminisce and share their NYA stories.

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lumni gathered for a festive evening of dinner, cocktails, music, and reconnecting during a Saturday evening reception under the Reunion Tent.

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Homecoming

Students cheering on the varsity volleyball team during a homecoming game.

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#NYAPantherPride =PVSPUPZ[ (ZOSL` 9LU Âť was selected for the 2018 All-National Honor Symphony Orchestra Ensemble, part of the National Organization of Music Education. Taekwondo black belt Delphine Daniel Âť became a national champion in her age group this past summer at the 2019 USA Taekwondo National Championships in Minneapolis. NYA was voted “Best Private Secondary Schoolâ€? in Down East Magazine’s 2019 readers poll. Bravo to ,SPaHIL[O .HNUVU Âť who was part of the chorus in the July production of “The Magic Fluteâ€? with Opera Maine. The NYA Kiva Club is in its 11th year and is the 11th donating school in the world. ;LÂť(UKYL 2PUN Âť scored his 1,000th point in basketball last winter. We are excited to see what he can do this season! In June, founder of Allagash Brewing, 9VI ;VK 7Âť HUK 7Âť was named the 2019 Outstanding Wine, Spirits, or Beer Producer at the James Beard Foundation Restaurant and Chef Awards. +HUPLS :TP[O Âť competed at the USATF National Junior Olympics this summer HUK Ă„UPZOLK Ă„YZ[ PU OPZ HNL NYV\W PU [OL 1500-meter racewalk competition. Director of Lower and Middle School, Marissa Markonish, has donated 60 inches of her hair to Locks of Love. “I started about 10 years ago donating to Locks of Love, 10 inches at a time. After I had done it a few times, I decided to keep going until I had donated my full height. I’ve now done 60 inches, and I’m planning my next donation for around Thanksgiving.â€? 4HNNPL 3HYZVU Âť holds NYA girls scoring record for basketball.

Librarian, Upper School French teacher, and Middle School history teacher, Eliot Grady, should add “athleteâ€? to her title. She completed a trio of triathlons this year. :OL Ă„UPZOLK ZLJVUK PU OLY HNL NYV\W PU the Polar Bear Triathlon, and despite being injured most of the summer, completed the Tri for a Cure (third fastest swimmer overall!) and the Ironman 70.3 Maine in Old Orchard Beach. She also competed in several open water swim races, too, making the podium in all of them. “Lots of fun for an old woman! I’m trying to decide which Ironman 70.3 I’m going to do next year. I’m really tempted by one in Estonia, where I used to have a summer cottage.â€? (I did a bunch of Ironman 70.3 triathlons `LHYZ HNV HUK L]LU X\HSPĂ„LK MVY [^V >VYSK *OHTWPVUZOPWZ ;OL 4HPUL OHSĂ„YVU ^HZ T` Ă„YZ[ VUL PU UPUL `LHYZ

Several NYA students received Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards this past year. For writing: (UKLYZ 1VUZZVU Âť , earned a Gold Key in the Poetry category for his poem entitled “City Sleeps.â€? 6^LU -YHUR Âť received a Silver Key in the Science Fiction/Fantasy category for his piece, “The Deadliest Life.â€? For art: )YVU^LU 9HTZL` )YPTILYN Âť received a Gold Key for Photography. *HTPSSL )LH\KVPU Âť received a Silver Key for Photography. :`KUL` )PSSPUNZ Âť received a Silver Key in the Drawing/Illustration category for her piece entitled “Greatest Show on Earth.â€? 3H\YLS )\LOULY Âť received a Silver Key in the Painting category for her painting entitled “Woods on Royal River.â€?

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used to often travel to the Northern parts of Pakistan with my parents during the summers. In 2016, we were driving to a place called Deosai Plains when our car broke down. We decided to walk around a YLTV[L ]PSSHNL ^OPSL V\Y KYP]LY ^HZ Ä_PUN P[ While doing so, I came across little kids who were staring at me and the books I was holding, so I offered it to them. Their smiles were full of joy so I asked my parents why they were so happy to have my books and if they didn’t have any of their own. To this, my parents explained that they live so far away that having access to good books is a challenge. A majority of these kids don’t even have proper schools in their area. This had surprised me, hence I started thinking about sending my books to them and asking my fellow friends and cousins to do the same. This had led me to the decision of collecting and donating books with my parents’ full support. Ever since I moved to the USA, this project has been dominating my thoughts, therefore, with the support of everyone at NYA, I’ve decided to launch this project now. Everyone can drop old, used, and new books for all ages in the Library at NYA. This would be an ongoing drive as I intend to collect books throughout the year and keep sending them to children with limited access. My project’s idea is to build mobile libraries in the rural area of northern Pakistan and assign them to different schools in various locations.

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Helping Children and Families in Pakistan and Beyond

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ast school year, Alaina Rauf ’21 held a book drive project she called “Aagahi,� which means Awareness in Urdu. She collected over 4,000 books to send to remote areas of northern Pakistan for children who could not afford them and had no access to quality learning.

Unfortunately, she lacked funds for shipping and ran into restrictions such as censorship in Pakistan. So instead, she donated the books to the local Salvation Army who delivered them to educational institutions in need around the globe. To meet her goal and keep her promise to donate books to rural Pakistan, with the help of family and friends, when she visited Pakistan over the summer, she was able to buy and donate 2,000 local books and school supplies to rural schools.

What now? Alaina would like to continue the book drive, but she also plans to raise funds to ship them. One of the schools she visited in Pakistan was

called The Aabaroo Foundation (Aabaroo means Respect). “In their school, they had about 8,000 students for whom they provided free education, school supplies, food, healthcare on campus, and fresh milk for the children as well as their families,� she explained. She hopes to add an ‘Adopt a Child’ program to her Aagahi book drive, where $100 per year would cover the cost for one child to go to school. In return, she would provide the donor with information about the child, updates, and possibly a chance to talk to the children. She would also like to make story time videos with the help of her classmates. We are excited to see how this project unfolds!

Alaina was born in Michigan but grew up in Pakistan. She moved back to the U.S. with her mother and sister in 2017. She lives in Yarmouth. Photos of Alaina at the Aabaroo School on the outskirts VM 3HOVYL 7HRPZ[HU V]LY [OL Z\TTLY ;OPZ PZ ^OLYL ZOL ^V\SK SPRL [V KPZ[YPI\[L IVVRZ HUK ZJOVVS Z\WWSPLZ HUK OVWLZ [V Z[HY[ HU Âş(KVW[ H *OPSKÂť WYVNYHT ¸;OL NPYSZ ^LYL L]LU PU[LYLZ[LK PU -HJL;PTPUN Z[\KLU[Z H[ 5@( [V talk about different things!â€?

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ast October, NYA welcomed Masha Bidenko from School 25 in Arkhangelsk (Archangel), Russia. Bidenko, an elementary English and high school French teacher, came to the U.S. in a delegation organized by the Greater PortlandArchangel Sister City Committee to begin creating a sister school program between NYA and School 25.

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While at NYA, she observed Middle and Upper School French and Lower School literacy classes. She also shadowed NYA English Department Chair and musician, Ross Markonish. Bidenko met Markonish earlier in the month when his metal band OGRE played in the Belomor-Boogie Festival in Arkhangelsk.

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ast spring, Ellen Gagne’s third and fourth grade class studied the African country of Malawi. They explored the culture, economics, and geography, and studied the book, ;OL )V` >OV /HYULZZLK [OL >PUK by William Kamkwamba. They viewed slideshows and videos to explore the customs, celebrations, and traditions of Malawi. They made connections, asked interesting questions, and discovered similarities and differences between our cultures. The class chose to carry out a service-learning project for an impoverished village school with approximately 1,000 students in Malawi. They raised money to buy needed classroom supplies, such as paper and pencils, by holding a bake sale and sponsoring a Dress Down Day.

Over the summer, Ellen and her daughter, Hannah ’19, who earned a Diploma with Distinction in Global Citizenship, visited the village school in Malawi. With the money raised by Ellen’s class, they were able to supply over 2,000 notebooks and pencils. “We also donated $300 in food to a boarding school for the blind that truly did not have enough food to feed the students or teachers,” she reported. “We also bought $100 worth of soccer balls to hand out in the villages. The children play soccer—‘football’— with plastic bags all tied up,” said Ellen. “This has been a lifechanging experience for all of us! I am very proud of my class! They made a huge difference in many children’s lives.”

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While at NYA, she shared stories of her home and perceptions of ours at an assembly. Markonish and NYA students Miles Chapman ’19, Serena Mower ’20, and Te’Andre King ’20 also spoke about their travels to Arkhangelsk. Miles, Serena, and Te’Andre were invited to play basketball last summer as part of a sister city exchange program through the State Department’s Youth Leadership through Sports (YLS) Program. For over thirty years The Greater PortlandRussian Sister City Project (The Archangel Committee) has promoted friendship and understanding between the people of Greater Portland, Maine and the people of the City of Arkhangelsk, Russia, resulting in the “Treaty on Friendly Ties” in 1988.

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hank you to the generous benefactors who invested $1,351,563 to move NYA forward during the 2018-19 academic year.

Gifts to the Academy Fund totaled $290,300 The Academy Fund provides vital support for current operations, [LHJOLYZ ÄUHUJPHS HPK Z[\KLU[ WYVNYHTTPUN [OL HY[Z H[OSL[PJZ JHTW\Z improvements, and more.

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YA alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends contributed more than TPSSPVU [V [OL (JHKLT` K\YPUN [OL ÄZJHS year ending June 30. On behalf of all of us at NYA, I would like to offer my heartfelt thanks to all those who have supported the Academy. It is inspiring to see so many members of our community make NYA a philanthropic priority. This year’s historic level of support signals that our families continue to believe strongly in the NYA mission and care deeply about helping our students realize their full potential. Every gift of time, talent, and treasure made to NYA makes an immediate impact on the transformative education students receive inside the classrooms and the labs, on the playing ÄLSKZ WLYMVYTHUJL Z[HNLZ HUK ^P[O [OLPY faculty mentors and coaches. The 2018-19 Philanthropy Report recognizes with gratitude the benefactors who invested in NYA and inspired us with their generosity. We should all share a sense of pride in our collective achievements. With gratitude,

Jennifer Richard P’29, P’31, P’33 Director of Development

This summer, NYA began to renovate and expand the (former) library and student lounge spaces in the Curtis Building into a state-of-the-art learning commons. Set to open in winter 2020, the NYA Learning Commons will be the nerve center of the school and provide the structure and space for information technology, online education, tutoring, collaboration, content creation, meeting, reading, and study. To date, $805,392 has been raised in support of this major campus improvement.

Athletic Projects Completed with Nearly $500,000 in Gifts The three NYA tennis courts were completely reconstructed, with $179,680 donated in support of the project by Lori and Chris Poulin P’22, the United States Tennis Association, and many other NYA families. This spring, spectator seating will be added. An additional $252,024 was contributed by Jessie and Nick Alberding P’18, P’21 and other NYA MHTPSPLZ [V YLUV]H[L [OL [\YM ÄLSK HUK \WKH[L [OL MLUJPUN UL[[PUN HUK ZJVYLIVHYK H[ [OL ÄLSK -\UKYHPZPUN MVY WOHZL [^V VM [OL [\YM WYVQLJ[ which aims to improve the spectator experience, is underway.

Soirée Paddle Raise for STEM Education NYA prepares students to think deeply, remain curious, and try new things so they will be successful in an ever-changing world. This means ensuring all students have access to highquality learning opportunities in STEM subjects, providing faculty with the resources they need to implement effective approaches for STEM teaching, equipping facilities to support STEM educational experiences, and emphasizing hands-on learning to increase student engagement and achievement. Last year, our community rallied and raised $70,750 for STEM programming.

Show Your Love Your participation matters! 518 alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends made a gift to NYA during the Show Your Love campaign in March, helping to unlock a $30,000 challenge gift from Board President Allen ‘60 and Vicki Bornheimer GP’30. Together, we shattered our goals and raised $61,420 for NYA.

Thank You Volunteers

NYA gains strength from the dedicated volunteers whose gifts of time and energy make a substantial contribution to the Academy. Each year, NYA is fortunate to ILULÄ[ MYVT HS\TUP parents, grandparents, students, trustees, and friends who volunteer thousands of hours collectively to enrich the NYA experience for all. To learn how to get involved, contact Jennifer Richard at jrichard@nya.org.

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This gift of aid made my entire NYA experience possible, helped me advance my education, and prepared me for success beyond high school

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Annual, current-use scholarships may be established with gifts of $5,000 or more. These funds are expended in the year of the gift, and donors have the opportunity to renew their support annually. Endowed scholarships may be established with a gift of $50,000 or more. The funds are invested, and only the income generated is awarded in perpetuity. Annual and endowed scholarships may be established in your name, `V\Y MHTPS`»Z UHTL VY PU OVUVY or memory of another individual. Benefactors receive information on Z[\KLU[Z ILULÄ[PUN MYVT [OLPY NPM[Z To learn more about making a NPM[ [V Z\WWVY[ Z[\KLU[ ÄUHUJPHS aid at NYA, contact Director of Development Jennifer Richard at jrichard@nya.org or 207-847-5429.

“My mom loved children, so the idea of marrying her legacy to this scholarship fund is perfect,” said Jennifer. “She and my father understood what a difference NYA has made for our kids. We’re all looking forward to seeing how much we can raise and how many students JHU ILULÄ[ MYVT [OL M\UK PU [OL `LHYZ [V JVTL ¹ “All of these gifts ensure that some of the most talented students, no matter their economic circumstances, will have the opportunity to ILULÄ[ MYVT HU 5@( LK\JH[PVU ^OPJO PZ designed to inspire and challenge students in a supportive environment dedicated to high standards,” said Head of School Ben Jackson. “We are deeply grateful for these generous gifts and the many ways they will enrich our entire community now and in perpetuity,” noted Jackson.

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leadership giving

NYA is deeply grateful to those who support the vision of excellence for the Academy and set an example through their philanthropy. The Leadership Giving list recognizes alumni, parents, friends, grandparents, and others who made leadership gifts from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019.

79,:0+,5;»: *09*3, Anonymous Nick & Jessie Alberding P’18, P’21 * Alex Cabot ‘01 James ‘98 & Renée Cabot P’30, P’32, P’36 * Davis Family Foundation Lincoln ‘75 & Kim Merrill P’04, P’06 * Christopher & Lori Poulin P’22 * Lee & Holly Thibodeau P’21, P’25 *

LEGACY CIRCLE $25,000-$49,999 Allen ‘60 & Victoria Bornheimer GP’30 *

HERITAGE CIRCLE $15,000-$24,999 Jarrod & Frederique Daniel P’26, P’28, P’30, P’32 * Alice Ingraham GP’28, GP’30 * Stephen Malcom & Martha Barrett P’15, P’17 * Sigmund & Anne Thompson ‘88 Schutz P’23, P’24 *

),5,-(*;69»: *09*3, $10,000-$14,999 Anonymous Christopher & Tonya DiMillo P’22 * Brenda Garrand & David Pierson Charlie & Theresa Gendron P’09, P’11 * Case & Gail Lynch GP’29, GP’31 * NYA Parents’ Association * Patriot Insurance Company * 7L[LY +LPYKYL 8\LZHKH 7» 7» Hua Huang & Lijian Shen P’20 Rob & Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * G. Robert & JoAnn A. Tod GP’20, GP’25 *

ACADEMY CIRCLE $5,000-$9,999 Richard & Debra Abbondanza P’04 * Gary & Laura Bergeron P’22 *

Garrett & Janet Bowne P’09, P’11 * James & Jean Detert P’12 * Grant & Judith Dinmore GP’23, GP’24 Benjamin & Amity Jackson P’21, P’22, P’26 * Scott & Barbara Marr P’17 * John & Jennifer Humphreys ‘88 Rohde P’22, P’23, P’25 * Theodore ‘60 & Sharon Libby ‘61 Sharp * Hall & Deborah Thompson P’88, P’90, GP’23, GP’24 *

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Anonymous David & Laura Argitis P’20 * Walter & Gayle Barschdorf GP’27, GP’29 * Josh & Susan Burns P’13 * Shawn & Kristin Casey P’25, P’26 * Craig & Kristin Coleman P’13, P’15, P’19, P’24 * Jason & Laura Gall P’23, P’24 * Robert & Deborah Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 * Clark F. Jones ‘64 Walter Juve P’21 * Paul Kelley GP’19, GP’22, GP’24 Knickerbocker Group, Inc. * Christopher & MaryBeth Lorenz P’28, P’30 * Lee & Caroline Mallett P’17 * Walter & Linda Manchester P’15, P’20 * Nelson & Elizabeth Mead P’11, P’13 * Robert & Julia Moss P’04, P’05, P’09, GP’34 * Drew ‘89 & Alexa Oestreicher * Yvon & Jackie Pellerin P’86, P’89, P’92, GP’20, GP’24, GP’25 * James & Polly Pierce Bruce Poliquin P’09 * Eric & Laura Schaeffer P’19, P’22 * William Stiles & Hilary Rapkin P’23 James & Elizabeth Taylor P’16, P’23 * Simon & Whitney Wignall P’23 *

/,(+ 6- :*/663»: *09*3, $1,000-$1,813 Anonymous Ananda Fund * Stephan Bachelder & Deborah Strachan P’02, P’04 * Bates Mill Dermatology * Carrine Burns & Peter Bouman P’25, P’27 * Brickyard Hollow Cameron & Patricia Bright P’14, P’16 * Bill & Linda Burnham GP’16, GP’18, GP’20 * B. Jeanne Cardwell GP’19, GP’22 * David & Lynne Champoux P’07, P’10 * Dorothy Clock GP’13, GP’18 * Coastal Landscape Construction & Snow Services * Patrick & Joyce Coughlan P’88, P’93, GP’25 * Cory ‘96 & Lyndie Fasold * G. David & Margaret J. Fenderson P’81, P’84, GP’14 * Jay ‘94 & Julie Flower * Dr. Richard & Barbara Fox P’75, GP’04, GP’06, GP’09 * Jose & Diana Garcia P’07, P’14 * James ‘98 & Courtney Anson ‘98 Garrett * Peter & Marie Gerrity P’05, P’07, P’09, P’12 * HM Payson * David & Lisa Harrison P’11 * Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Christian & Jennifer Hemenway P’19, P’21 Gary & Elaine Hemenway GP’14, GP’19, GP’21 * Hopkinson & Abbondanza * F. Alan Hull & Susan Kepes P’16* Melissa A. Kelley Kevin and Theresa Kelley Gloria Lathrop GP’19, GP’21 * Jianying Zhang and Heng Li P’22 Kingsley Pines *

David & Libby Swinton Millar P’27, P’31 Warren Miskell P’15, P’18 * Peter & Lynn Noyes P’01, P’03, P’05 * Daniel & Jane O’Halloran P’16 * Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Associates, P.A. * Pat’s Pizza of Yarmouth Payroll Management, Inc. * Pierce Atwood LLP * Preti Flaherty Beliveau Pachios & Haley Riley Insurance Agency David Rines & Chiharu Katayama P’16 * Peter Robbins & Anne Snow P’22, P’25 Michael & Priscilla B. Savage P’88, P’90 * Gary Schroeder GP’21 * Silver Street Group LLC * Wiley & Susan Smith P’24 Marcia Smith Specialty Services Stoddard Charitable Trust * Drew ‘93 and Lisa Pellerin ‘92 Taylor * Tom Moulton Paving and Construction Carl Tourigny P’22 * Dana ‘80 and Elizabeth Twombly P’09, P’12 * Charles and Anne Vadakin Charles & Catherine von Brecht P’02, P’05 * Scott Wallach & Caroline Olmstead ‘95 Wallach * Andy & Marlene Witham Craig & Susan Wright P’28 *

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Google LLC Morgan Stanley PayPal Company Thrivent Financial Foundation

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During the period of July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019, the following benefactors helped to strengthen NYA through their gifts. Thank you for your investment in NYA. Alumni 11% Participation *SHZZ VM Millard ‘47 & Elizabeth Trask ‘48 Crossett * Marjorie Seabury Estabrook ‘47 *SHZZ VM Millard ‘47 & Elizabeth Trask ‘48 Crossett * *SHZZ VM Robert L. Appleby ‘50 Gleynn ‘50 & Sandra Brooks Jr. * *SHZZ VM Norene E. Grover ‘51 * *SHZZ VM Susan Macdonald Campbell ‘52 * *SHZZ VM Diana Morse Allen ‘53 P’88 * Deane G. ‘53 & Thelma E. Bornheimer *

*SHZZ VM Daniel H. ‘54 & Constance B. Day * David ‘54 & Dorothy Selleck ‘54 * Catherine Myers Vilburn ‘54 * *SHZZ VM Judith Scott Jones ‘57 * *SHZZ VM Carol Lindsay Jordan ‘59 *SHZZ VM Allen ‘60 & Victoria Bornheimer GP ‘30 * Theodore ‘60 & Sharon Libby ‘61 Sharp * *SHZZ VM Brenda Kaulback ‘61 Nazaire G. ‘61 & Judy LeBlanc * Theodore ‘60 & Sharon Libby ‘61 Sharp * Allan S. ‘61 & Joyce Wilson George R. Wing Jr. ‘61

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*SHZZ VM Edgar ‘62 & Laurie Curtis P’93, P’95, P’97 * William & Alana Lord Dugan ‘62 *SHZZ VM Edward ‘63 & Stephanie Abbott J. Nicholas Burns ‘63 * Leslie Seymour Wears ‘63 * Robert S. True ‘63 *SHZZ VM Clark F. Jones ‘64 N. Rich ‘64 & Laura Lindquist P’99, P’02 * Ernest T. Swanson ‘64 * John E. Williams ‘64 * *SHZZ VM John B. Branson ‘65

*SHZZ VM John E. ‘66 & Betsy Cussen * Albert J. DiCarlo ‘66 David E. Mullare ‘66 Richard D. Samuelson ‘66 * *SHZZ VM David L. Mitchell ‘67 * Theodore ‘67 & Carolyn Vaughan *SHZZ VM William Hart ‘68 * Thomas C. ‘68 & Holly McKenny * *SHZZ VM Stephen D. Purington ‘70 * *SHZZ VM John A. Cullati ‘71 * Thomas E. & Kathy LaMountain ‘71 * *SHZZ VM A. Amanda Arnold ‘72 Marjorie Manning Vaughan ‘72

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*SHZZ VM Preston ‘73 & Robin Hoffman * *SHZZ VM Ross Cudlitz ‘74 * *SHZZ VM Lincoln ‘75 & Kim Merrill P’04, P’06* Charles Patterson ‘75 *SHZZ VM Joseph Faulstich ‘76 * *SHZZ VM Edward F. Hawkins ‘77 Judy Sawyer Lake ‘77 Lisa A. Parker ‘77 * *SHZZ VM Ann Woodworth Ellis ‘78 * Lorenzo Mendizabal, Esq. ‘78 * *SHZZ VM Garry W. ‘79 & Julia Hallee * Blair B. Shea ‘79 * *SHZZ VM John C. Leonard ‘80 Dana ‘80 & Betsy Twombly P’09, P’12 * *SHZZ VM Burnett M. Hansen ‘81 * Dennis J. Hudson ‘81 .\` 7OLIL 9V`LY º 8\H[[Y\JJP 7» *SHZZ VM Jane Hamilton ‘83 Jeffrey McCarthy ‘83 *SHZZ VM Margaret Fenderson ‘84 * D. Roderick Pendleton ‘84 * *SHZZ VM Ralph Wellman Brewer II ‘85 * Andrea Gove Martin ‘85 & Scott Martin Eric ‘85 & Tracy Weinrich * *SHZZ VM Elizabeth Allen ‘88* Elizabeth Claffey McEvoy ‘88 Allan L. Ramsdell II ‘88 John & Jennifer Humphreys Rohde ‘88 P’22, P’23, P’25 * Andrew T. Savage ‘88 * Sigmund & Anne Thompson ‘88 Schutz P’23, P’24 * *SHZZ VM Shawn and Heidi Pellerin ‘89 Gepfert P’20, P’24 * Leslie E. J. Badham McKinley ‘89 * Drew ‘89 and Alexa Oestreicher * *SHZZ VM Ellen Benson ‘90 * Eric Blakeman ‘90 Timothy Brook ‘90 * Joel H. Thompson ‘90 * *SHZZ VM Richard T. Ewell ‘91 Andrew ‘91 & Ann Hayes * Peter J. Latvis ‘91 * Andrew E. Place ‘91 * *SHZZ VM Wiley Kite & Timothy W. Kendrick ‘92 * Alison Roper Mazzola ‘92 Matthew H. Noone ‘92 & Karen Mathieu* Drew ‘93 & Lisa Pellerin Taylor ‘92, P’25 * *SHZZ VM Benjamin & Elizabeth Curtis ‘93 Horowicz * Drew ‘93 & Lisa Pellerin Taylor ‘92, P’25 * Jeffrey Townes ‘93 * *SHZZ VM Ellen Higgins Berger ‘94 Jay ‘94 & Julie Flower * David Case LeClair ‘94 * *SHZZ VM Jason Currier ‘95 Scott Wallach & Caroline Olmstead Wallach ‘95 * *SHZZ VM Cory ‘96 & Lyndie Fasold *

*SHZZ VM Johanna Coyle ‘97 * Matt Greason ‘97 * Alysa Curtis Porter ‘97 * *SHZZ VM James ‘98 & Renée Cabot P’30, P’32, P’36 * James ‘98 & Courtney Anson ‘98 Garrett * Heather Graul Geoghan ‘98 Natasha Malinski Sun ‘98 * *SHZZ VM George Briggs ‘99 * Briana O’Hare Laurence ‘99 Stuart Poole ‘99 * Hugh-John Robbins ‘99 * Jacqlyn Young ‘99 * Class of 2000 Colin Bumby ‘00 * Emily Clark O’Meara ‘00 * Brittany Hyde ‘00 * Class of 2001 Anonymous (1) Andrew Friedrich ‘01 William Harper ‘01 Brian ‘01 & Meghan McGoldrick ‘01 Stornelli * Christopher Weimer ‘01 Class of 2002 David Messinger & Liz Bachelder ‘02 * Roscoe Bishop ‘02 * Christine Clough ‘02 * Erik Piasio ‘02 * Lissa von Brecht ‘02 * Class of 2003 Anonymous (1) Chris Bixby ‘03 * .YPMÄU .YPIILS º Brittany Hosmer Longoria ‘03 * Tucker Kelton ‘03 * Class of 2004 Tom Austin ‘04 Julia Bachelder ‘04 * Dan Bartlett ‘04 * Matt Curran ‘04 * Reed Holden ‘04 * Tara Merrill ‘04 Class of 2005 Charlie & Heather Fear ‘05 Peter Fitz ‘05 Peter Gerrity ‘05 * Jim & Caty von Brecht ‘05 Werner * Class of 2006 Anonymous (1) Nate Isaacson ‘06 & Alison Hiler * Josh Kelton * Chelsey Merrill * Katherine Gribbel Oberg ‘06 * Taki Pilitsis ‘06 * James Spilsbury ‘06 Parker Swenson ‘06 *SHZZ VM Alexander Champoux ‘07 * Zachery ‘07 & Meghan Garcia * Grace Hyndman ‘07 * Choul Ngoal ‘07 * Wesley Norton ‘07 Brooke Rayder ‘07 * Class of 2008 Caroline Anson ‘08 * Taylor Gorman ‘08 Marion Leslie ‘08 * Alexandra Noyes ‘08 * Alexander Pilitsis ‘08 * *SHZZ VM Anonymous (1) Calum Barnes ‘09 * Garrett Bowne V ‘09 Alison Carpenter ‘09 * Cameron Smith ‘09 * Claire Verville ‘09

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Class of 2010 Brandon Barrett ‘10 * Madeleine Beasley ‘10 * Hilary Gibson ‘10 * Lianna Hachborn ‘10 Henry Sterling ‘10 Class of 2011 Alan Brown ‘11 Frances Leslie ‘11 Lilly Wellenbach ‘11 Class of 2012 Kathryn Cawley ‘12 * (SL_ *VMÄU º Cameron Rayder ‘12 * Nicholas Rayder ‘12 * Class of 2013 Jennifer Brown ‘13 Benjamin Claytor ‘13 * Bailey Clock ‘13 Matthew Hawkins ‘13 * Alexis Heldenbrand ‘13 * Elliot Wellenbach ‘13 Class of 2014 Jillian Bjorn-Caron ‘14 * Wesley Bright ‘14 Jarred Davis ‘14 Sydney Garcia ‘14 * Class of 2015 Anonymous (1) Hannah Austin ‘15 * Max Bueche ‘15 * Patrick Jackson ‘15 Matthew Malcom ‘15 * Olivia Stam ‘15 * Marina Stam ‘15 * Class of 2016 Haize Fassett ‘16 Anna Laprise ‘16 MacKenzie Sangster ‘16 *SHZZ VM S. Wallace Jackson ‘17 * Samuel Johnson ‘17 Jake Malcom ‘17 Savannah Shaw ‘17 Lauren Tufts ‘17 Class of 2018 Reece Bartolini ‘18 Ellie Dickson ‘18

Parents of Alumni 16% Participation Anonymous Richard & Debra Abbondanza P’04* Jesse & Jennifer Abbott P’08 * Nick & Jessie Alberding P’18, P’21 * Diana Morse Allen ‘53 P’88 Dennis & Christine Anderson P’07, P’08, P’13, P’15 Philip & Meredith Anson P’98, P’00, P’02, P’08 * Eric & Amy Austin P’15, P’17 * Stephan Bachelder & Deborah Strachan P’02, P’04* Dana Bartone & Margaret Limm P’17 * Henri & Anna Benoit P’13 Kenneth & Beverly Bixby P’03 * Ann Block & Donald Youker P’15, P’16 * Garrett & Janet Bowne P’09, P’11 * Sarah Bright P’10, P’15 Cameron & Patricia Bright P’14, P’16 * Michael & Barbara Brown P’11, P’13 Josh & Susan Burns P’13* Michael Caron & Julia Bjorn P’14 * John & Ronni-Jo Carpenter P’06, P’09 * David & Lynn Champoux P’07, P’10 * William Chapman III & Holly Mitchell P’16,P’19 * Peter & Gail Cinelli P’97 *

Patrick & Joyce Coughlan P’88, P’93, GP’25 * Edgar ‘62 & Laurie Curtis P’93, P’95, P’97 * Daniel & Kathleen Dearing P’06, P’14 * James & Jean Detert P’12 * Craig & Sherilyn Dietrich P’83 * Bruce Drouin & Janet Hansen P’07 * Tom & Sandi Dunham P’01 * Michael & Jennifer Elkins P’16, P’18 * Charles Emerson P’94 * Mark & Pattie Fasold P’03 * Frank & Michelle Fassett P’16, P’19 * Margaret Fast P’11, P’13 * Robert Fast P’11, P’13 * G. David & Margaret J. Fenderson P’81, P’84 * Christopher & Jane Flower P’92, P’94 David & Heidi Fitz P’98, P’05, GP’32 * / Helen Dickey & David G. Fitz Charitable Fund David Gagne & Kris Gibson P’10, P’12, P’19 * Jose & Diana Garcia P’07, P’14 * Charlie & Theresa Gendron P’09, P’11 * Peter & Marie Gerrity P’05, P’07, P’09, P’12 * Philip Gleason & Mary Schendel P’08 * William Goddard P’89, GP’22 * Dr. Donald & Arline Gove P’81, P’82, P’83, P’85, P’86 * William W. Graves P’79 * Laurie Hasty & Benson Gray P’09, P’12 * Jim & Mary Gribbel P’03, P’06 * Robert & Rebecca Hamilton P’04, P’06 * Joseph & Pamela Hanson P’06 * Jack & Kathleen Hardy P’12 * Jim & Kathie Harper P’01, P’04 * David & Lisa Harrison P’11 * Stephen & Louise Hessert P’00, P’02 Robert & Deborah Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 * Richard & Jennifer Hubbell P’02, P’06 * F. Alan Hull & Susan Kepes P’16 * Thomas & Laurie Hyndman P’07, P’09 * Michael & Kelly Ianno P’11, P’13 * Erik & Nancy Jensen P’06, P’18 * Doug & Tara Johnson P’17 * Robert & Roberta Jordan P’07, P’12 * Leonard Kaminow & Maria Mazorra P’09, P’11 * Kevin & Theresa Kelley P’94, P’96 William & Deborah Kelton P’03, P’06 Kevin Kendall P’12 * Peter & Grace Kendrick P’88, P’92 * James B. & Bonnie Klein “00 Steve & Tammy Lachance P’16 * Seaver & Anne Leslie P’03, P’08, P’11 * Jonathan Lewis & Susan Mello P’14 N. Rich ‘64 & Laura Lindquist ‘99, ‘02 Sally Macleod P’15, P’17, P’19 * 7HTLSH 4HJ8\HYYPL 7» Stephen Malcom & Martha Barrett P’15, P’17 * Theodore & Judy Malette P’96 * Lee & Caroline Mallett P’17 * Walter & Linda Manchester P’15, P’20 * Scott & Barbara Marr P’17 * William & Susan Martens P’01, P’04 Joshua & Rebecca Marvil P’09* Jennifer Mathews P’16 * Richard & Alexandra Maurer P’14, P’16, P’20 * Hilary Moyler McKinnon P’10, P’13 * Lincoln ‘75 & Kim Merrill P’04, P’06 * Timothy Millett P’11, P’12, P’19 Warren Miskell P‘15, P’18 Steven Morton P’16, P’20 Robert & Julie Moss P’04, P’05, P’09, GP’34 * Bruce & Anne Myers P’98, P’00 * / Myers Family Fund Michael & Pamela Nee P’05, P’07 * Donald & Jean Nichols P’17 * Edward D. & Ann Noyes P’84 *

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Peter & Lynn E. Noyes P’01, P’03, P’05 * Charles & Susan Oestreicher P’89, P’90 Yvon and Jackie Pellerin P’86, P’89, P’92, GP’20, GP’24, GP’25 * Allison Pilitsis P’06, P’08 * Bruce Poliquin P’09 * Dirk & Ann Poole P’13, P’15 Norman & Janet Pullen P’85, GP’21 7L[LY +LPYKYL 8\LZHKH 7» 7» Jeffrey & Holly Randall P’12, P’14 * Michael & Deborah Regan P’12, P’15 Doug & Jessie Reighley P’10 * David Rines & Chiharu Katayama P’16 John A. & Lisa Robbins P’99, P’07 * Dr. Edmund & Margot Russell P’84, GP’23 Andrew & Catriona Sangster P’16 * Michael & Priscilla B. Savage P’88, P’90 * Curt and Nina Scribner P’88 * Joanna See P’17 David & Julie Ann Shaw P’17 Peter Sillin & Betsy Tomlinson P’18, P’21 * David Simpson & Carol Eisenberg P’15 * Edgar & Susan Sinibaldi P’17, P’21 * Austin Smith & Amy Cohan P’09, P’14 * Theodore & Lynn Stam P’15 * James A. & Julia Sterling P’03, P’04, P’07, P’10 * James & Elizabeth Taylor P’16, P’23 * Patricia Thelven P’17 Steve & Katherine Thomas P’18, P’21 * Hall & Deborah Thompson P’88, P’90, GP’23, GP’24 * Matthew & Kate Tufts P’17 * Dana ‘80 & Elizabeth Twombly P’09, P’12 * Charles & Catherine von Brecht P’02, P’05 David Warren P’06, P’09, P’14 * Patricia Wellenbach P’11, P’13 *

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-HJ\S[` :[HɈ 46% Participation Anonymous Amanda Ackely Eliza Alexander Eric & Amy Austin P’15, P’17 * Jason & Danielle Fisher Barschdorf P’27, P’29 Scott & Kristi Belesca * James Bly Christian & Michele Buehner P’19, P’23 * Daniel Chin Leslie Durgin & Erik Szymczak P’28* David & Asha Echeverria P’34 * Michael & Jennifer Elkins P’16, P’18 * David Gagne & Kris Gibson P’10, P’12, P’19 * Edmund & Ellen Gagne P’19 * Jason Tittle & Shannon Gallagher Michael & Cynthia Gengras Eliot Grady * Jack & Kathleen Hardy P’12 * Dana & Carol Harris * Karin Hoppenbrouwers & Rob Sobak * Elisabeth Houghton * Benjamin & Amity Jackson P’21, P’22, P’26 * Doug & Tara Johnson P’17 * Jennifer Johnston John & Nora Krainis * Jeremy & Kelly Lavertu P’31, P’34 Haver Markham Ross & Marissa Markonish P’19, P’23 * Christopher Mazzurco * Kevin & Lisa McGlinn * Michael & Jennifer Michaelis P’25, P’27 John & Chelsea Morrison

Colby & Lindsey Myer P’30 * Michael & Heidi Hammond O’Connor * Ashley Randlett * Jarod & Jennifer Richard P’29, P’31, P’33 John A. & Lisa Robbins P’99, P’07 * Jeremy & Erika Sahlman P’28, P’30 * Sagaree Sengupta Greg Skillman & Karen Wentworth P’23, P’27 Peter Sillin & Betsy Tomlinson P’18, P’21 * Shelby & Heather Turcotte Nathaniel & Jessica Smith P’26, P’29 * Phillip & Elizabeth Smith P’28, P’30, P’33 * Lynn Sullivan * Steve & Katherine Thomas P’18, P’21 * Scott & Linda Vaillancourt P’22, P’25, P’28 *

Former Trustees, Former Faculty :[HɈ -YPLUKZ -V\UKH[PVUZ Anonymous Ananda Fund Caroline Anson ‘08 * Bangor Savings Bank Brandon Barrett ‘10 * William E. & Kathleen K. Bowen H. Lowell Brown Jeremiah & Susan Burns P’13 * John & Ronni-Jo Carpenter P’06, P’09 * Alexander Champoux ‘07 * David & Lynne Champoux P’07, P’10 * Peter & Gail Cinelli P’97 * Bruce & Valerie Cortalano * Barry Costa Patrick & Joyce Coughlan P’88, P’93, GP’25 * Daniel & Catherine Coulombe GP’29, GP’33 Edgar ‘62 and Laurie Curtis P’93, P’95, P’97 * Davis Family Foundation Ann Deming Tom & Anne Echeverria GP’34 * Mark & Pattie Fasold P’03 * Margaret Fast P’11, P’13 * David & Heidi Fitz P’98, P’05, GP’32 * / Helen Dickey & David G. Fitz Charitable Fund Jay ‘94 & Julie Flower * David Pierson & Brenda Garrand Charlie & Theresa Gendron P’09, P’11 * Peter & Marie Gerrity P’05, P’07, P’12 * Peter Gerrity ‘05 * Ted & Candy Gibbons GP’22 Dr. Donald & Arline Gove P’81, P’82, P’83, P’85, P’86 * William W. Graves P’79 * Benson Gray & Laurie Hasty P’09, P’12 * Bob & Ross Henderson * Scott D. & Valerie L. Howard Richard N. & Jennifer Hubbell P’02, P’05 * Thomas & Laurie Hyndman P’07, P’09 * Nick Kakavis * Melissa A. Kelley William & Deborah Kelton P’03, P’06 Peter & Grace Kendrick P’88, P’92 * James B. & Bonnie Klein Brett Lane Marion Leslie ’08 * N. Rich ‘64 & Laura Lindquist P’99, P’02 * James & Ellen Macklin GP’33, GP’35 Douglas McCabe Thomas C. ‘68 & Holly McKenny * Nelson & Elizabeth Mead P’11, P’13 * Frederick & Deborah Molander P’00 * Bruce & Anne Myers P’98, P’00 * / Myers Family Fund Alexandra Noyes ‘08 * Peter & Lynn E. Noyes P’01, P’03, P’05 * NYA Parents’ Association * Charles & Susan Oestreicher P’89, P’90 * David B. Osborne *

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March 2019 Regional Alumni Receptions Alumni gathered in New York City, Boston, and Portland to reconnect and reminisce while learning more about what is happening on campus from Head of School, Ben Jackson.

John Kyle & Chris Kyle - Pat’s Pizza of Yarmouth* D. Roderick Pendleton ‘84 * James & Polly Pierce * Bruce Poliquin P’09 * Robert & Carol Robison Michael & Priscilla B. Savage P’88, P’90 * Sigmund & Anne Thompson ‘88 Schutz P’23, P’24 Mr. & Mrs. Curt Scribner P’88 * Tara Silber Peter Smith * Stoddard Charitable Trust * John & Ann Sullivan Hall & Deborah Thompson P’88, P’90, GP’23, GP’24 * Rob & Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * Charles & Anne Vadakin Gill & Claire Veilleux Yasmin & Briton Vitalius * David Warren P’06, P’09, P’14 * Peter B. Webster * Eric ‘85 & Tracy Weinrich * Gerald Whitcomb & Monique Roy Whitcomb * Andy & Marlene Witham

Grandparents 24% Participation Anonymous Walter & Gayle Barschdorf GP’27, GP’29 * Giancarlo & Barbara Beghelli GP’30 Richard & Louise Bergeron GP’22 Kevin Berry & Elizabeth Donnell GP’31, GP’34 Daniel & Zoe Bigley GP’25 Allen ‘60 & Victoria Bornheimer GP’30 * John & Alexandra Bouman GP’25 Ed & Jo Bradley GP’23 Thomas & Carolyn Breslin GP’21, GP’22, GP’26 Bill & Linda Burnham GP’16, GP’18, GP’20 * B. Jeanne Cardwell GP’19, GP’22 * Dorothy Clock GP’13, GP’18 * Madeleine G. Corson GP’20 Patrick & Joyce Coughlan P’88, P’93, GP’25 * Timothy & Laurie Coughlin GP’20 Daniel & Catherine Coulombe GP’29, GP’33 Burton & Sallie Curtis GP’30 Grant & Judith Dinmore GP’23, GP’24 Maymie Donnell GP’31, GP’34 Dr. Rod & Joan Durgin GP’28 * Harold & Jeanette Duvall GP’14, GP’19

Portland

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Richard Emerson & Barbara Sullivan GP’31, GP’35 Don Fallon GP’32, GP’34 John & Linda Fisher GP’27, GP’29 * Florian Gepfert GP’20, GP’24 Ted & Candy Gibbons GP’22 William Goddard P’89, GP’22 * Gary & Elaine Hemenway GP’14, GP’19, GP’21 * Phyllis Hetzler GP’15, GP’20 * Alice Ingraham GP’28, GP’30 * Jim & Nancy Jackson GP’21, GP’22, GP’26 * Patrick & Christina Jackson GP’15, GP’17, GP’19 * Paul Kelley GP’19, GP’22, GP’24 Earl & Joyce Klein GP’21 * Ed & Kris Kloza GP’26, GP’28 * Mary Ann Lacombe GP’22 * Bruce McClenahan & Mary Lampson GP’26 Veli & Judy Lapinoja GP’19, GP’23 Gloria Lathrop GP’19, GP’21 Paul & Judy Lavoie GP’19, GP’23 Julien & Sylvia LeBlanc GP’11, GP’12, GP’19 Case & Gail Lynch GP’29, GP’31 * James & Ellen Macklin GP’26, GP’29, GP’33 * David & Mary MacMahon GP’18, GP’20, GP’21 * Betty Markonish GP’19, GP’23 Fred & Fran Masciangelo GP’19, GP’22 Hugh Riddleberger & Louise McIlhenny GP’32, GP’35 Robert Kelly &. Meredith Michaelis GP’25, GP’27 Duglas Morton GP’16, GP’20 * Robert & Julie Moss P’04, P’05, P’09, GP’34 * Alfred & Istar Mudge GP’22, GP’25 Jennifer Muehle GP’24 Mr. & Mrs. Fredrick Oney GP’22, GP’24 Suzie & J. Pattison GP’21, GP’24 * John & Susan Pearson GP’18 * Frank & Debbie Pecoraro GP’24 Yvon & Jackie Pellerin P’86, P’89, P’92, GP’20, GP’24, GP’25 * George N. & Harriet H. Price GP’22 Norman & Janet Pullen P’85, GP’21 Robin Rasch GP’25 Thomas & Beth Renyi GP’29, GP’32 Joe & Marjorie Richard GP’29, GP’31, GP’33 John & Linda Riehl GP’19, GP’21 Dr. Edmund & Margot Russell P’84, GP’23 Gary Schroeder GP’21 * Dr. Frederick & Peri Schuyler GP’20, GP’22 * Thomas & Lillian Smith GP’26, GP’29 *

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Jim & Chery Smith GP’22 Eugene & Grace Smoley GP’16, GP’18, GP’20 Hall & Deborah Thompson P’88, P’90, GP’23, GP’24 * Colby & Anita Thresher GP’19, GP’21 G. Robert & JoAnn A. Tod GP’20, GP’25 * Sally Tomlinson GP’18, GP’21 Duane & Sari Varney GP’30 Paul & Judy Weislogel GP’24 * Joe & Nancy Whalen GP’17, GP’19 * Karen Wright GP’28

Parents

46% Overall Participation *SHZZ VM Christian & Michele Buehner P’19, P’23 * William Chapman III & Holly Mitchell P’16, P’19 * Craig & Kristin Coleman P’13, P’15, P’19, P’24 * Jonathan Commons & Jennifer Riehl P’19, P’21 * Frank & Michelle Fassett P’16, P’19 * Edmund & Ellen Gagne P’19 * David Gagne & Kris Gibson P’10, P’12, P’19 * Laurie Griswold P’19, P’21, P’25 * P. Andrew & Meagan Hamblett P’18, P’19, P’21 Christian & Jennifer Hemenway P’19, P’21 William & Amy Lent P’19 * Sally Macleod P’15, P’17, P’19 * Ross & Marissa Markonish P’19, P’23 * Timothy Millett P’11, P’12, P’19 Tim Ouellette & Susan Morrison P’19 Gerald & Colleen Reid P’19, P’23 Eric & Laura Schaeffer P’19, P’22 * Robert & Kate Silvers P’19 Jay & Jennifer Yilmaz P’19, P’22, P’24 Class of 2020 Anonymous David & Laura Argitis P’20 * Robert & Ann Billings P’20 * Steve & Holly Blanc P’20, P’23 William & April Bolduc P’20 Loretta Beisel & Michelle Bolen P’20 * Ellen Corson P’20 * Janette Covington P’20 * Todd & Judy Demeule P’20 * Brenda Downey P’20 Scott & Jennifer Frank P’20, P’22 * James Gagnon & Margaret Hausman P’20 *

Nicole Giguere & Stephane Gauthier P’20 Shawn & Heidi ‘89 Gepfert P’20, P’24 * Jamie & Colleen Grant P’20 Robert & Deborah Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 * Walter & Linda Manchester P’15, P’20 * Michael & Robin Morin P’20 Steven Morton P’16, P’20 Alan Parks P’20 Hua Huang & Lijian Shen P’20 * Rich & Allison Spies P’20 Rob & Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * Class of 2021 Nick & Jessie Alberding P’18, P’21 * Robin & Victoria Baron P’21 * John & Felicité Beaudoin P’21 Samuel Bull & Huyen-Lam Nguyen P’21 Peter Cassat P’21 Jonathan Commons & Jennifer Riehl P’19, P’21 * Rick & Kristen Dow P’21, P’24 Laurie Griswold P’19, P’21, P’25 * Todd & Jan Haedrich P’21, P’26 P. Andrew & Meagan Hamblett P’18, P’19, P’21 Christian & Jennifer Hemenway P’19, P’21 Benjamin & Amity Jackson P’21, P’22, P’26 * Walter Juve P’21 * John & Leslie Lemieux P’21, P’24 Richard McIntosh & Desiree ‘85 Merritt P’21 * Peter Sillin & Betsy Tomlinson P’18, P’21 * Edgar & Susan Sinibaldi P’17, P’21 * Lee & Holly Thibodeau P’21, P’25 * Steve & Katherine Thomas P’18, P’21 * Class of 2022 Gary & Laura Bergeron P’22 * Daniel & Shelley Bernier P’22 * Ann Connelly P’22 Christopher & Tonya DiMillo P’22 * Scott & Jennifer Frank P’20, P’22 * Ethan & Erika Hemphill P’22, P’25 * Dan & Dorothy Holt P’22 Peter & Deanna Huntsman P’22, P’23 Benjamin & Amity Jackson P’21, P’22, P’26 *

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William & Danielle King P’22, P’24 * Eric & Gretchen Lacombe P’22, P’25 * Jianying Zhang & Heng Li P’22 Matthew & Wendy McKenney P’22, P’24 Erik & Katrina Ojakaar P’22 Jason & Lindsey Oney P’22, P’24 Christopher & Lori Poulin P’22 * Brendan & Marcia Powers P’22 Peter Robbins & Anne Snow P’22, P’25 John & Jennifer Humphreys ‘88 Rohde P’22, P’23, P’25 * Cathy Rothrock P’22 Eric & Laura Schaeffer P’19, P’22 * Carl Tourigny P’22 * Scott & Linda Vaillancourt P’22, P’25, P’28 * Jay & Jennifer Yilmaz P’19, P’22, P’24 * Class of 2023 Steve & Holly Blanc P’20, P’23 Christian & Michele Buehner P’19, P’23 * William & Sarah Crowley P’23 William & Melissa Curtis P’23, P’24 Jason & Laura Gall P’23, P’24 * Timothy Grace & Catherine Cleale P’23 Peter & Deanna Huntsman P’22, P’23 Anthony & Courtney Keefe P’23 Matthew & Molly Litz P’23 Ross & Marissa Markonish P’19, P’23 * Rick Fox & Cathleen O’Donnell P’23 Gerald & Colleen Reid P’19, P’23 John & Jennifer Humphreys ‘88 Rohde P’22, P’23, P’25 * Sigmund & Anne Thompson ‘88 Schutz P’23, P’24 * Greg Skillman & Karen Wentworth P’22, P’27 Hilary Rapkin & William Stiles P’23 James Stronge P’23 James & Elizabeth Taylor P’16, P’23 Andrew & Kate Thomas P’23 Michael & Angela Warde P’23, P’32 Simon & Whitney Wignall P’23 * Class of 2024 Anonymous Jay Treutel & Sarah Ackerly P’24 William & Jomay Barron P’24 *

Craig & Kristin Coleman P’13, P’15, P’19, P’24 * William & Melissa Curtis P’23, P’24 Rick & Kristen Dow P’21, P’24 Jason & Laura Gall P’23, P’24 * Shawn & Heidi ‘89 Gepfert P’20, P’24 * Michael & Angel Jamison P’24 * William & Danielle King P’22, P’24 * John & Leslie Lemieux P’21, P’24 Julie McDonald P’24 Matthew & Wendy McKenney P’22, P’24 Jason & Lindsey Oney P’22, P’24 Sigmund & Anne Thompson ‘88 Schutz P’23, P’24 * Wiley and Susan Smith P’24 Jay and Jennifer Yilmaz P’19, P’22, P’24 * Class of 2025 Peter Bouman & Carrine Burns P’25, P’27 * Shawn & Kristin Casey P’25, P’26 Laurie Griswold P’19, P’21, P’25 * Audrey Harlow P’25 Ethan & Erika Hemphill P’22, P’25 * Jason & Lisen Kern P’25 Eric & Gretchen Lacombe P’22, P’25 * Michael & Jennifer Michaelis P’25, P’27 Anne Snow & Peter Robbins P’22, P’25 John & Jennifer Humphreys ‘88 Rohde P’22, P’23, P’25 * Andrew ‘93 & Lisa Pellerin ‘92 Taylor P’25 * Lee & Holly Thibodeau P’21, P’25 * Rob & Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * Scott & Linda Vaillancourt P’22, P’25, P’28 * Class of 2026 Shawn & Kristin Casey P’25, P’26 Jarrod & Frederique Daniel P’26, P’28, P’30, P’32 * Todd & Jan Haedrich P’21, P’25, P’26 Benjamin & Amity Jackson P’21, P’22, P’26 * Alex & Jocelyn Kloza P’26, P’28 * Nathaniel & Jessica Smith P’26, P’29 * *SHZZ VM Jason & Danielle Fisher Barschdorf P’27, P’29 * Carrine Burns & Peter Bouman P’25, P’27

Boston

1VOU 1VZPL .YPMÄU 7» 7» Michael & Jennifer Michaelis P’25, P’27 David & Libby Swinton Millar P’27, P’30 Greg Skillman & Karen Wentworth P’23, P’27 * Class of 2028 Jarrod & Frederique Daniel P’26, P’28, P’30, P’32 * Erik Szymczak & Leslie Durgin P’28 * Joshua & Erin Houghton P’28 Alex & Jocelyn Kloza P’26, P’28 * Christopher & MaryBeth Lorenz P’28, P’30 * Jeremy & Erika Sahlman P’28, P’30 * Phillip & Elizabeth Smith P’28, P’30, P’33 * Scott & Linda Vaillancourt P’22, P’25, P’28 * Craig & Susan Wright P’28 *SHZZ VM Jason & Danielle Fisher Barschdorf P’27, P’29 * 1VOU 1VZPL .YPMÄU 7» 7» Peter Mote & Jessica Lynch P’29, P’31 * Tim & Hannah Renyi P’29, P’32 * Jarod & Jennifer Richard P’29, P’31, P’33 Nathaniel & Jessica Smith P’26, P’29 * Class of 2030 James & Renée Cabot P’30, P’32, P’36 * Jarrod & Frederique Daniel P’26, P’28, P’30, P’32 * Elizabeth Lesniak P’30 * Christopher & MaryBeth Lorenz P’28, P’30 * David & Libby Swinton Millar P’27, P’30 Colby & Lindsey Myer P’30 * Jeremy & Erika Sahlman P’28, P’30 * Phillip & Elizabeth Smith P’28, P’30, P’33 * Nathan Varney & Maryea Curtis P’30 Class of 2031 Adam & Jennifer Edwards P’31, P’32, P’36 * Paul & Sarah Haberski P’31 Jeremy & Kelly Lavertu P’31, P’34 Peter Mote & Jessica Lynch P’29, P’31 * Jarod & Jennifer Richard P’29, P’31, P’33 Class of 2032 James & Renée Cabot P’30, P’32, P’36 *

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Jarrod & Frederique Daniel P’26, P’28, P’30, P’32 * Adam & Jennifer Edwards P’31, P’32, P’36 * D. Chandler & Sadie Jones P’32, P’35 David & Mary Lavoie P’32, P’34 Tim & Hannah Renyi P’29, P’32 * Michael & Angela Warde P’23, P’32 Class of 2033 Jarod & Jennifer Richard P’29, P’31, P’33 Phillip & Elizabeth Smith P’28, P’30, P’33 * Class of 2034 David & Asha Echeverria P’34 * David & Mary Lavoie P’32, P’34 Jeremy & Kelly Lavertu P’31, P’34 Class of 2035 D. Chandler & Sadie Jones P’32, P’35 Class of 2036 James & Renée Cabot P’30, P’32, P’36 * Adam & Jennifer Edwards P’31, P’32, P’36 *

Trustees 100% Participation Richard & Debra Abbondanza P’04 * Nick & Jessie Alberding P’18, P’21 * David & Laura Argitis P’20 * Stephan Bachelder & Deborah Strachan P’02, P’04 * Allen ‘60 & Victoria Bornheimer GP’30 * James ‘98 & Renée Cabot P’30, P’32, P’36 * James & Jean Detert P’12 * Jose & Diana Garcia P’07, P’14 * James ‘98 & Courtney Anson ‘98 Garrett * Robert & Deborah Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 * Christopher & MaryBeth Lorenz P’28, P’30 * Stephen Malcom & Martha Barrett P’15, P’17 * Lee & Caroline Mallett P’17 * Walter & Linda Manchester P’15, P’20 * Scott & Barbara Marr P’17 * Lincoln ‘75 & Kim Merrill P’04, P’06 * Warren Miskell P’15, P’18 * Robert & Julie Moss P’04, P’05, P’09, GP’34 * Drew ‘89 & Alexa Oestreicher * Eric & Laura Schaeffer P’19, P’22 * Sigmund & Anne Thompson ‘88 Schutz P’23, P’24 * Theodore ‘60 & Sharon Libby ‘61 Sharp * Scott & Sarah Steinberg * Rob & Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * Jim & Catherine Von Brecht ‘05 Werner *

HONORARY GIFTS Gifts were made in honor of many of our friends, including numerous talented faculty and staff members. Our deep appreciation to these donors: 1HJR 4P[JOLSS (UK` /VSTLZ (Y[ /HUZVU )PSS .VLKL )PSS /V\Z\T >PUU` )\YUOH >LZ 2PUUL` 4HKHTL *HYY 1HUL[ *OHZL )PSS >PSSL[[L /HYYPL[ 3LPNO[VU *VHJO *VVTIZ William and Alana Lord Dugan ‘62 *SHZZ VM º HUK 4Y 4P[JOLSS J. Nicholas Burns ‘63 The teachers! Peter Fitz ‘05

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IN-KIND & EVENT GIFTS STEVE MORRIS GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORS Patriot Insurance - Lincoln ’75 & Kim Merrill, P’04, P’06 * HM Payson, Jay Flower ‘94 * & Peter Robbins P’22, P’25 Joe Faulstich ‘76 * dedicated to Bud Flaherty Thomas and Anne Echeverria GP’34 * Engineering Assistance and Design, Ross Cudlitz ‘74 *

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*LJPSPH º 9VZL º 3H]VPL Paul & Sharon Lavoie GP’32, GP’34 9VZZ 4HYRVUPZO 7» 7» Andrew & Catriona Sangster P’16 * 9VZZ 4HYRVUPZO 7» 7» )LU 1HJRZVU 7» 7» 7» *HYVS /HYYPZ Reed Holden ‘04 3PUJVSU 4LYYPSS º Preston ‘73 & Robin Hoffman * Steve Morris Alison Roper Mazzola ‘92 /H`SL` º ,TPS` º 4J2PUUVU Hilary Moyler McKinnon P’10, P’13 * 3Pa :TP[O 7» 7» 7» Carson Fassett ‘19 *HYYP º ;PT º 2LUKYPJR Peter & Grace Kendrick P’88, P’92 * ,SPaH º .YL[H º ;VK Timothy and Laurie Coughlin GP’20, GP’25 Ellyana Varney ‘30 Keri Brown Duane & Sari Varney GP’30 Maryea Curtis & Nathan Varney P’30

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STEVE MORRIS GOLF TOURNAMENT PRIZE DONORS Allagash Brewing Company - Rob and Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * Brickyard Hollow Casco Bay Ford Falmouth Country Club Maine Craft Distilling - Bob and Debbie Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 * Martindale Country Club North 43 Bistro and Old Port Sea Grill - David and Laura Argitis P’20 * Pat’s Pizza Yarmouth Pine State Trading Co. - Jessie and Nick Alberding P’18, P’21 * Play it Again Sports Toddy Brook Golf Course SOIRÉE SPONSORS & CHAMPIONS Varsity Sponsor $2,000 Patriot Insurance - Lincoln ’75 & Kim Merrill, P’04, P’06 * Panther $1,000 Bates Mill Dermatology - Carrine Burns and Peter Bouman P’25, P’27 * Allen ‘60 and Victoria Bornheimer GP’30 * Harvard Pilgrim Health Care H.M. Payson - Jay ’94 & Julie Flower & Peter Robbins P’22, P’25 Hopkinson & Abbondanza - Rick & Debra Abbondanza P’04 * Kingsley Pines Camp - Drew ’93 & Lisa Pellerin ‘92 Taylor P’25 * and Carter ’88 & Beth Coughlan Knickerbocker Group - Stephen Malcom & Martha Barrett P’15, P’17 * The Breakwater Group at Morgan Stanley Gary & Laura Bergeron P’22 * Payroll Management - Gary & Elaine Hemenway GP’14, GP’19, GP’21 * Dirk & Ann Poole P’13, P’15 * Preti Flaherty - Sigmund & Anne Thompson ’88 Schutz P’23, P’24 * & Stephan Bachelder P’02, P’04 * Riley Insurance Agency - David & Libby Millar P’27, P’31 Schaeffer Douglass Title - Eric & Laura Schaeffer P’19, P’22 * Silver Street Development Corporation - Chris & Lori Poulin P’22 * Specialty Services Spinnaker Trust - Drew ‘89 & Alexa Oestreicher *

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Orange $500 Bartley’s Driving School Custom Coach and Limousine The Good Life Market - Walt & Linda Manchester P’15, ’20 * Keystone Horticulturist Scott Dugas Trucking and Excavating Scott Simons Architects Ted ’60 & Sharon Libby Sharp ’61 * Spaces by LLG - Jason & Laura Gall P’23, P’24 * Black $250 Camp Nashoba North Clayton’s Café & Bakery Bangor Savings Bank James Place Inn B&B - Robin & Victoria Baron P’21 * Soirée Prize & Auction Item Donors Pine State Pest Solutions - Parker Adams ‘01 and Pine State Pest Solutions North 43 Bistro and Old Port Sea Grill - David and Laura Argitis P’20 * Cameron & Patricia Bright P’14, P’16 * Catherine Cleale P’23 Barry Costa Design Bridgton Sports Camps DiMillo’s Yacht Sales, DiMillo’s on the Water, Lucky Catch Lobster Tour - Christopher & Tonya DiMillo P’22 * Maine State Music Theatre - Christopher & Jane Flower P’92, P’94 * Harraseeket Inn Moxie Studio - Alice Ingraham GP’28, GP’30 * Island Treasure Toys - James & Anita Demetropoulos P’17 * Alex Kloza P’26, P’28 * West Mountain Ski Co. - Christopher & MaryBeth Lorenz P’28, P’30 * Maine Academy of Modern Music - Patia Maule ‘99 Colby Myer P’30 * Navrat Performance - Pavel Navrat Orthodontic Associates - Dr. Bruce Podhouser P’26 Rancourt & Co. - Kyle Rancourt ’03 Street and Co. Fore Street Scales Standard Baking Co. Allagash Brewing Company - Rob and Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * Shelby Trained - Shelby Turcotte Coastal Landscape, Construction & Snow Services - Craig and Susan Wright P’28 In-Kind Donors 111 Maine Wedding & Event Catering Allagash Brewing Company - Rob and Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * Cameron & Patricia Bright P’14, P’16 * Coastal Landscape, Construction & Snow Services - Craig & Susan Wright P’28 Creative Images Photography – Brian Beard

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Emily Carter Floral Designs Geary Brewing Company .YPMÄU .YPMÄU 3PNO[PUN 1VOU 1VZPL .YPMÄU P’27, P’29 Heartwood Essentials Hemphill Photo, Erika Hemphill P’22, P’25 Maine Craft Distilling - Bob and Debbie Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 * Maples Bakery North 43 Bistro & Old Port Sea Grill - David & Laura Argitis P’20 * NU Brewery LLC One Stop Event Rentals Pine State Trading Company - Nick & Jessie Alberding P’18, P’21 * Poland Spring Water Thomaston Place Auction Galleries & John Bottero Richard Young & Michelle Higgins P’20 STEM Programming ;OL MVSSV^PUN THKL NPM[Z PU Z\WWVY[ VM [OL STEM Program: Richard & Debra Abbondanza P’04 * Nick & Jessie Alberding P’18, P’21 * William & Jomay Barron P’24 * Gary & Laura Bergeron P’22 * Allen ‘60 & Victoria Bornheimer GP’30 * Garrett & Janet Bowne P’09, P’11 * Edward & Jo Bradley GP’23 * Cameron & Patricia Bright P’14, P’16 * James ‘98 & Reneé Cabot P’30, P’32, P’36 * William Chapman III & Holly Mitchell P’16, P’19 * Janette Covington P’20 * Ross Cudlitz ‘74 * Rick & Kristen Dow P’21, P’24 * Adam & Jennifer Edwards P’31, P’32, P’36 * Don Fallon GP’32, GP’34 Jay ‘94 & Julie Flower * Thomas & Leandra Fremont-Smith P’27 * Jason & Laura Gall P’23, P’24 * Jose & Diana Garcia P‘07, P‘14 * David Pierson & Brenda Garrand

James ‘98 & Courtney Anson ‘98 Garrett * Shawn & Heidi ‘89 Gepfert P’20, P’24 * P. Andrew & Meagan Hamblett P’18, P’19, P’21 * Andrew ‘91 & Ann Hayes * Christian & Jennifer Hemenway P’19, P’21 Robert & Deborah Hilscher P’16, P’18, P’20 * Dan & Dorothy Holt P’22 Alice Ingraham GP’28, GP’30 * Benjamin & Amity Jackson P’21, P’22, P’26 * Anthony & Courtney Keefe P’23 Jason and Lisen Kern P’25 William & Danielle King P’22, P’24 * Matthew & Molly Litz P’23 * Christopher & MaryBeth Lorenz P’28, P’30 * Stephen Malcom & Martha Barrett P’15, P’17 * Lee & Caroline Mallett P’17 * Walter & Linda Manchester P’15, P’20 * Nelson & Elizabeth Mead P’11, P’13 * Lincoln ‘75 & Kim Merrill P’04, P’06 * Richard McIntosh & Desiree ‘85 Merritt P’21 * David & Libby Swinton Millar P’27, P’31 Warren Miskell P’15, P’18 * Steven Morton P’16, P’20 Robert & Julie Moss P’04, P’05, P’09, GP’34 * Jessica Lynch & Peter Mote P’29, P’31 * Colby & Lindsey Myer P’30 * Christopher & Lori Poulin P’22 * Peter Robbins & Anne Snow P’22, P’25 Eric & Laura Schaeffer P’19, P’22 * Sigmund & Anne Thompson ‘88 Schutz P’23, P’24 * Theodore ‘60 & Sharon Libby ‘61 Sharp * Hilary Rapkin & William Stiles P’23 Andrew ‘93 & Lisa Pellerin ‘92 Taylor P’25 * Lee & Holly Thibodeau P’21, P’25 * Andrew & Kate Thomas P’23 Shelby & Heather Turcotte Eric ‘85 & Tracy Weinrich * Paul & Judy Weislogel GP’24 Simon & Whitney Wignall P’23 Andy & Marlene Witham Craig & Susan Wright P’28

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Tennis Court Renovation ;OL MVSSV^PUN THKL NPM[Z PU Z\WWVY[ VM [OL Poulin Family Tennis Courts: Frank and Michelle Fassett P’16, P’19 * Christopher and Lori Poulin P’22 * Parker Swenson ‘06 Rob and Betsy Tod P’20, P’25 * United States Tennis Association Turf Field Renovation ;OL MVSSV^PUN THKL NPM[Z PU Z\WWVY[ VM [OL [\YM ÄLSK YLUV]H[PVU! Nick & Jessie Alberding P’18, P’21 * Gary & Laura Bergeron P’22 * Huyen-Lam Nguyen & Samuel Bull P’21 Benjamin Claytor ‘13 * Christopher & Tonya DiMillo P’22 * Brenda Downey P’20 Charlie & Theresa Gendron P’09, P’11 * Matthew Hawkins ‘13 * Bruce & Anne Myers P’98, P’00 * Doug & Edith Webster Naegele ‘94 * Briana O’Hare Laurence ‘99 * Alysa Curtis Porter ‘97 * Carl Tourigny P’22 * Caroline Olmstead Wallach ‘95 & Scott Wallach Eliott Wellenbach ‘13 Chad Wittman ‘98 Founders’ Society ;OL -V\UKLYZ» :VJPL[` OVUVYZ [OVZL ^OV OH]L WYV]PKLK SLNHJ` NPM[Z [V 5VY[O @HYTV\[O Academy through an estate plan or other ÄUHUJPHS HYYHUNLTLU[ >L HYL KLLWS` NYH[LM\S [V [OL MVSSV^PUN PUKP]PK\HSZ MVY [OLPY [OV\NO[M\S JVU[YPI\[PVUZ [V 5@( Estate of Mary Anderson Melissa Anderson ’91 Estate of Alice N. Blanchard Allen Bornheimer ’60, GP’30 James Cabot ‘98, P’30, P’32, P’36 Muriel Cleaves ’52 Cater Coughlan ‘88

David Fenderson ’81, P’14 Clifford George ‘71 Joanna Gove Smith ‘86 Estate of David Greep Estate of George Warren Hammond Oakley Jones ’68 Estate of John Kauffmann Lane Family Bequest Estate of William Mann Mabel C. Marston Trust Estate of Helen D. Maxim Estate of Esther B. Mayall Lincoln ‘75 & Kim Merrill P’04, P’06 Estate of Susan C. Merrill Warren Miskell P’15, P’18 Bruce Myers P’00, P’98 Julia Noyes ‘84 Estate of William Porter Sam Robinson P’89 Keith Russell ‘84 Michael & Priscilla Savage P’88, P’90 James Skillings, Sr. P’84, P’88 Estate of Howard Small P’61 Albert and Margaret Smith Dorothy Furber Smith ’42 Estate of Levi M. Stewart Charles & Anita Stickney Christine E. Sweetser ’38 Hall Thompson P’88, P’90, GP’23, GP’24 Eric Weinrich ‘85 Estate of Barbara Welch Glen Zimmerman ‘67

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9\[O :TP[O +V\NSHZZ » is now living with her daughter. She says that she is still active but slower!

9HZZ\S AHYPUMHY » , co-founder and CEO of Buffalo Bayou Brewing Company in Houston, ;L_HZ PZ HIV\[ [V ÄUPZO JVUZ[Y\J[PUN H [OYLL story, 28,000 square foot state-of-the-art brewery and tap house.

1940s 4PSSHYK » and ,SPaHIL[O ;YHZR » Crossett celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on December 4, 2018.

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1960s 1VOU )YHUZVU » retired recently after a 29-year career with the National Park Service in Alaska. He plans to move to Brunswick in 2020.

1970s :[L]L 7HYPZP » 4HYR 4P[JOLSS » 4PRL 0UUPZ » and .YLN 2LSSULY » went on a moose hunt north of Baxter State Park in October 2018.

;OH[JOLY :JO\S[a » hosted the NYA New York City Alumni and Friends Gathering at Make Believe, a rooftop bar and lounge at SIXTY LES, which he co-founded with his business partner.

1990s 3PZH 4HJ2LUaPL º Dolinich currently teaches gifted sixth, seventh, and eighth graders not too far from DC, after teaching at the elementary level for 20 years. Her husband, Joe, is an elementary school teacher, and daughter, McKinley, is eight and recently started ice skating, which makes her remember her days at NYA.

Thatcher Shultz ‘02. Photo by Atisha Paulson.

3PZZH ]VU )YLJO[ º and Ben King became engaged May 2019, and they will be married May 2020 in Boothbay Harbor. Lissa and Ben, of Schenectady, New York, met at the wedding of Molly Moss Stokes ‘05 and Ryan Stokes. 4H[[ :TP[O » is working as a Physical Therapist (Doctor of Physical Therapy) at Anchor 7O`ZPJHS ;OLYHW` PU )YVVTÄLSK *VSVYHKV

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*OPW 7H[[LYZVU » is still living the dream in Colorado - skiing in the winter and working his masonry business in the summer.

1980s (UKYLH .V]L 4HY[PU » and her husband, Scott, left Connecticut once the kids graduated, and moved to Sun Valley, Idaho where they are loving life!

Trustee 1HTLZ .HYYL[[ » served as the judge during a mock trial for David Echeverria’s spring semester mock trial X-block elective class. The class consisted of 19 students in grades six, seven, and eight who acted as lawyers and witnesses representing the two sides of the case. Students worked together studying the law and evidence to put forward a case for their particular side: plaintiff or defense. Both sides did an excellent job presenting their case to the jury.

,YPJ -LU[VU » was included in the Maine Sports Hall of Fame 2019 Class of Inductees. Eric played hockey for NYA and UMaine, notably on the powerhouse 1993 NCAA National Championship team.

9LLK /VSKLU»Z » daughter, Eleanor Sawyer MacKinnon, was born on January 31, 2019. Reed and her husband, John, live in Leadville, Colorado. In October 2018, *OHYSPL -LHY » was named the Director of Camp Chewonki for Boys, replacing former NYA faculty member Garth Altenburg. George Robert Werner was born on July 6, 2019 to *H[` ]VU )YLJO[ >LYULY º and her husband, Jim. George joins his older brother Charlie (2). They live in Yarmouth.

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*OV\S 5NVHS » and Jackie Norling were married on October 14, 2018 in Sudbury, MA.

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2H[PL 2UPNO[ » moved to Bozeman, MT in the fall of 2018 to start a job as an Immigration Specialist and International Student Advisor at Montana State University. She also recently started a Doctorate of Education program in Adult and Higher Education and serves on the Gallatin Refugee Connections board. Most of her year is spent enjoying or waiting for winter in one of the country’s top ice climbing destinations. With several NYA friends in attendance, 5H[OHU 0ZHHJZVU » married Alison Hiler in Jackson Hole, WY on August 17, 2019.

2L]PU :JO^HYT » has been published three times in Orcid, which connects science research and researchers. Go to https://orcid. org/0000-0002-0913-7439 to check out his articles. 9HJOLS 4H[ZVU » graduated from Connecticut College in 2016 and is currently employed by Scholastic in New York, NY. She is the author of two children’s books: Teeny Tiny .OVZ[ and Teeny Tiny Santa. 4H_ 4H\YLY » graduated Cum Laude from St. Lawrence University.

McKenzie Larson » and Ibrahim (S 4\ZH^P » graduated from the University of New Hampshire, McKenzie with a Master of Arts in Teaching degree in Secondary Education – Music and Ibrahim with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering.

Kristina Block » graduated

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(SSPL ;VJJP /\YSL` » was recently hired as an associate attorney with Hopkinson & Abbondanza, which is located in Portland and Bath. She was inducted into NYA’s Edgar F. White ‘38 Athletic Hall of Fame in September 2019.

from Chatham University with a BA in Psychology and Criminology. She is now pursuing a MS in Criminology from the University of Pennsylvania.

promote health awareness and empowerment of women in Ladakh, India. Angmo is currently a student at Bennington College.

1LYLT` ;OLS]LU » is currently a sophomore at Rhodes College. This past summer, he worked with one of his professors in a lab in Memphis, TN and was invited to give a presentation at the 46th National Organic Chemistry Symposium in Bloomington, IN. Private 1st Class 2`SPL 9VNLYZ » graduated from MCRD Parris Island on August 24, 2019. Congratulations and thank you for your service, Kylie!

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2010s +HUPLSSL :TP[O » and Shane Lizotte were married on May 27, 2019 at Coolidge Family Farm in New Gloucester. Danielle earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Early Childhood Education at Thomas +HUPLSSL :TP[O » HUK College and currently works for :OHUL 3PaV[[L ^LKKPUN RSU 5.

awarded the *SHZZ VM Ä]L `LHY HS\TUP NH[OLYPUN H[ Davis Peace (SSHNHZO )YL^PUN *VTWHU`! 2H`SH 9VZL » Building Grant, 1PSSPHU )QVYU *HYVU » ,TTH 9HUKHSS » which will :`KUL` .HYJPH » HUK *OSVL 3LPZOTHU » support the New Ladakhi Girls Health and Empowerment Project in Ladakh, India. For this project, Angmo’s aim was to go to the most remote villages of Ladakh in the Changthang and Zanskar regions on behalf of New Ladakhi Girls, which is an organization that she and her friend, Tsewang Chuskit, started in 2015 to

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Alumni Hockey Game & Reception

On December 21, 2018, former NYA hockey players were back on the ice for the NYA Alumni Hockey Game, hosted by former NHL defenseman Eric Weinrich ‘85, at NYA’s Travis Roy Ice Arena. Participating were Coach Bruce Myers P’98, P’00, Coach Pavel Navrat, and Coach Mike Warde P’23, P’31 as well as Galen Arnold ’17, Wesley Bright ’14, Craig Davis ’12, Danny Dearing ’06, Nick Demers ’16, Matt Hawkins ’13,

Robin Klasek ’07, Jack Labbe ’17, Hunter Mahoney ’17, Ryen Munro ’83, Dana Nichols ’17, Thomas Pitts ’17, Tristan Plummer ’16, Jake Rasch ’16, Andrew Ray ’17, Brent Rickett ’18, Savannah Shaw ’17, Oliver Silverson ’13, Cam Smith ’09, and Jeremy Sylvain ’13.

:H]L [OL KH[L MVY [OPZ `LHY»Z HS\TUP OVJRL` NHTL and reception on Monday, December 30, 2019!

Summer Gathering During the Yarmouth Clam Festival, NYA alumni from the classes of 1945 - 1965 gathered for a wonderful evening of reconnecting and reminiscing. Thank you to the following dedicated group of alumni who organized the event: Judy Scott Jones ’57, John “Louie” Beckwith ‘59, Earle “Buzzy” Pride ’59, Judy Grover Pride ’59, Joe Saunders ‘59, Sharon Libby Sharp ‘61, Sherry Robinson Anderson ’62, Kenna Cleaves Small ‘62, and Mary Croudis Towle ’62.

3LM[ [V YPNO[! 1\K` .YV]LY 7YPKL º ,HYSL 7YPKL º :OHYVU 3PII` :OHYW º :OLY`S 9VIPUZVU (UKLYZVU » 1VOU )LJR^P[O º 2LUUH *SLH]LZ :THSS » 1VL :H\UKLYZ º HUK 4HY` ;V^SL º

3LM[ [V YPNO[! 1V`JL 9PJRLY .HY` 9PJRLY » 7H[YPJPH 9PJRLY » HUK :OLPSH 9PJRLY *VTTVUZ »

IN MEMORIAM Announcements of deceased NYA alumni are published in the Chronicle annually and as we become aware of their passing. >L PU]P[L TLTILYZ VM [OL 5@( JVTT\UP[` [V ZLUK VIP[\HYPLZ [V [OL (S\TUP 9LSH[PVUZ 6MÄJL HS\TUP'U`H VYN The NYA community extends its deepest sympathy to the loved ones of recently deceased alumni and friends. ALUMNI BY CLASS YEAR 1944 Anne Blake Doyle January 10, 2019 1945 Mary L. Dunn September 7, 2019 1947 Marjorie Ellen Seabury Estabrook February 1, 2019 Anna Thoits Golding November 29, 2018

1949 Charles A. Bartlett Jr. January 6, 2019

1955 Valarie J. Fox May 17, 2019

1950 Barbara Seavey Frye September 16, 2019

Dickie Doyle September 2, 2018

Phyllis Mae Tavano December 30, 2018 1952 Janice Grant Bryant May 11, 2019 Sandra Morrill Aldred July 15, 2019

1957 Claudia Atkins Quatticci January 18, 2019 1960 Donald “Tim” Estes October 10, 2019

1962 Lynn Whittaker Turner, wife of Doug Turner ’61 July 9, 2019 1965 Henry D. Molumphy June 1, 2018 1966 John Lawrence Lester September 13, 2018

Congratulations Class of 2019

College Acceptances 2019 Allegheny College American University Anna Maria College Assumption College Auburn University Barry University Bentley University Boston College Bowdoin College Bryant University Bucknell University University of California, Davis* Carroll University Cedarville University Champlain College College of Charleston Coastal Carolina University* Colby College Colby-Sawyer College Colgate University University of Colorado, Denver Columbia College Chicago Dartmouth College* Dean College* DeSales University Duquesne University Eckerd College Elon University Emerson College* Emmanuel College Flagler College Florida Southern College Fordham University* Franklin Pierce University* George Mason University

George Washington University* Georgetown University of Georgia* Gordon College* Hamilton College* University of Hartford Hartwick College Hobart and William Smith Colleges Hood College Husson University* Indiana University, Bloomington Ithaca College John Cabot University Johnson & Wales University Juniata College* Keene State College University of Kentucky* Lafayette College Lake Forest College Lasell College Lesley University Liberty University Loyola University Maryland University of Maine, Farmington * University of Maine, Orono* Marquette University* University of Massachusetts, Amherst* University of Massachusetts, Boston McDaniel College Merrimack College Messiah College

Miami University, Oxford Michigan State University Middlebury College University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Mitchell College Mount Holyoke College New England College University of New England University of New Hampshire, Durham* New York University* Nichols College North Carolina State University University of Notre Dame Ohio Wesleyan University* Pennsylvania State University University of Pennsylvania* Plymouth State University* Post University* Providence College Regis College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rider University Roanoke College* Rochester Institute of Technology University of Rochester Roger Williams University Rollins College* Rowan University Saint Anselm College Saint Joseph’s College of Maine Saint Michael’s College Sarah Lawrence College*

Savannah College of Art and Design* Simmons University Skidmore College Southern Maine Community College* University of Southern Maine :WYPUNÄLSK *VSSLNL St. Edward’s University University of St. Thomas Stetson University Stonehill College :\ɈVSR <UP]LYZP[` SUNY Plattsburgh Susquehanna University Syracuse University University of Tampa* Thomas College* Utah Valley University University of Vermont* Virginia Tech University of Virginia Wagner College Wentworth Institute of Technology* West Chester University of Pennsylvania Western New England University Wheaton College, MA* Williams College Worcester Polytechnic Institute Xavier University *Future college plans for the Class of 2019

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upcoming events 2019

+LJLTILY Alumni Winter Sports Day

2020 1HU\HY` College Kick-Off for Juniors

March Portland Alumni Gathering

March Jack Hegarty ‘23, Luke Markonish ‘23, and Campbell Litz ‘23 showcase the latest NYA gear.

Boston Alumni Gathering

March NYC Alumni Gathering

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May 1

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Awards Day

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Commencement

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Lower School Grandparents’ Day

May 15 NYA Soirée

June 4 1\UL :LW[LTILY “Come Home to NYA” for Homecoming & Reunion

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