Park Tudor Fall Phoenix 2022

Alumni Feature: Maya Leibman ’84 Takes Flight P. 26 | Annual Report P. 14

Interim Head of School

Dennis Bisgaard

Editor

Cathy Yingling Chapelle ’87

Photography

Emma DePrez, Shirley Gaughan

Graphic Design

Emma DePrez

Director of Strategic Communications

Cathy Yingling Chapelle ’87

Director of Development and Alumni Relations

Kelly Lamm Teller ’87

2022-23 Alumni Association Board

President Mallory Reider Inselberg ’98

Vice President Andy Marra ’06

Secretary Katie McKown Feldman ’03

Treasurer

Grace Barlow Meier ’11

Past President

Matt Kleymeyer ’00

Alumni Association Board of Directors

Laura Lauth Andrews ’06

Emily Bohn ’12

Matt Bremner ’00

Aaron Cohn ’09

Cameron Clodfelter ’99

Morgan Peacock Coleman ’94 Jay Ferguson ’91

Ryan Gershman ’04

Lara Naanouh ’09

Katherine Nagy ’98

Jason Sondhi ’01

Adrianne Glidewell Smith ’98

J. Elliott Thomasson ’07

TJ Woodard ’06

On the Cover

For the first time in Park Tudor’s history, both the boys and girls soccer teams won their State title in the same year.

2022 IHSAA 1A Boys Soccer State Champions

2022 IHSAA 1A Girls Soccer State Champions

Around Campus

On November 9, PT held a Fall Athletic Signing event where these incredible student-athletes committed to continuing their athletic and academic careers at the collegiate level.

• Sophia Kennedy, Stanford University Cross Country and Track

• Gretchen Farley, University of Notre Dame Cross Country and Track

• Desha Van Veldhuizen, University of West Georgia Volleyball

• Bryson Hobbs, Youngstown State University Football

• Jermaine Coleman, Purdue University Fort Wayne Basketball

We look forward to following them throughout their college years and beyond!

Park Tudor School Mission

To create an inspiring college-preparatory learning environment, with exceptional educators and extraordinary opportunities, that prepares and motivates students to become balanced, confident, and resourceful lifelong learners.

From the Head’s Desk

There is no doubt that adaptability, flexibility, patience, navigating uncharted territory, resiliency, problem solving, and creative thinking have taken on new meanings in the past 2-3 years during the pandemic when we all had to adjust to very different lifestyles and circumstances. Our day-to-day lives were certainly thrown for a serious loop, to say the least.

In this issue of the Phoenix, we profile alumna Maya Liebman ’84 who has seen and managed her share of global crises and daunting challenges working for American Airlines. She argues convincingly that maybe rather than Charles Darwin’s “Survival of the Fittest,” a more appropriate concept might be “Survival of the Most Adaptable.” Maya certainly illustrates that resiliency and adaptability equate to having the ability to succeed even when a playbook has not yet been created.

In the article, you’ll read about how Maya has been able to help American Airlines overcome some of the most unthinkable and, initially, entirely impossible curve balls thrown their way. Not only has she demonstrated tremendous agility and leadership in crisis management, but has also helped reinvent, reshape, and reimagine aspects of the airline industry, shifting and changing focus, embracing new challenges, and identifying solutions.

In a constantly evolving and changing landscape, adapting, gaining breadth of experience, and embracing growth opportunities rather than letting your inner critic tell you, “This is too hard, I cannot do it” are essential. As Maya points out, we must nurture and bring to the surface our inner champion and not second guess ourselves.

Maya’s initial foundation of strong communication through literature and writing, speaking up, exploring the world, immersing herself in the arts, developing a growth mindset, and problem solving was laid and cultivated right here at Park Tudor. These skills and frame of mind were then further developed over time through education, experience, and the courage to take on increasing responsibility and new leadership roles.

While much has changed at Park Tudor since Maya was a student, the fundamental skills that our students develop have not. The lessons of resilience and adaptability are learned in the classroom, on the field, on the stage, and across the campus. Recently, our girls and boys soccer teams brought home State Champions thanks in no small part to their hard work, persistence, and “can do” attitudes. Two of our varsity football team members played key roles in the opening night of our fall play at 5:00 p.m., and then hit the field for kick-off of the Sectional Championship game at 7:30. Talk about adaptability.

The seeds to taking flight, spreading your wings, thriving for excellence, and being part of something larger than yourself continue to be planted right here at Park Tudor. Our students take risks, speak up, and engage themselves fully as scholars, athletes, artists, and ethical and caring citizens. Our current students and young alumni have been forced to be resilient, adaptable, flexible, and embrace the shifting landscape multiple times. Although the journey has not been easy, I know our alumni will continue to find their own unique spheres in which they will make positive differences contributing to the larger good for all.

Sincerely,

Dennis Bisgaard Interim Head of School

Dear Park Tudor Community,

News of the School

Chris Front to be Park Tudor’s Next Head of School

The Search Committee and Park Tudor Board of Directors are pleased to announce Chris Front as Park Tudor’s next Head of School beginning July 1, 2023.

Chris is an exceptional educator with incredible leadership experience cultivated at a premiere midwestern independent school. Chris is currently Assistant Head of School at John Burroughs School in St. Louis. Burroughs is one of the top independent schools in the Midwest and has earned a stellar national reputation.

"While I was originally drawn to this opportunity by Park Tudor’s impressive academic reputation, it was during my visit to campus earlier this month that I knew this was the school community I wanted to join and lead,” said Chris. “As I met with teachers, parents, staff, trustees, and administrators, their passion for and commitment to Park Tudor was palpable. But it was my time with students—who spoke so enthusiastically about the deep and meaningful connections they have with their teachers, advisors, and coaches—that made clear to me that Park Tudor shares my deeply held belief that students grow intellectually and thrive personally when they feel known, supported, and valued. I am thrilled and honored to lead Park Tudor in its next chapter, as together we build upon its history of excellence."

Burroughs’ current Head of School attributes much of their success to his collaboration with Chris over the years. Throughout the interview process and in discussions with various references, Chris’s care for students, focus on academic excellence, intellect, empathy, and unique ability to lead came through loud and clear. Chris is a beloved educator and leader.

Park Tudor Board of Directors Vice President, Andrea Hailey, will lead the Head of School Transition Team to support Chris in his new role. Additionally, Andrea will update the community on opportunities to learn more about and engage with Chris as his start date approaches.

“As Vice President of the Board and leader of the Transition Team, I’m excited to work closely with Chris, whose leadership, experience, and students-first approach will unite all of us who are deeply invested in Park Tudor’s success," said Andrea. "I’m looking forward to welcoming him and continuing our important work of preparing our students to be lifelong learners.”

Chris Front

Four Members of the Class of 2023 Named National Merit Semifinalists; Two Students Honored in National College Board Recognition Programs

Congratulations to our four seniors who have been recognized as Semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program:

Ashwin Durvasula

Anna Fisher

Katie Hur

Emma Scifres

More than 1.5 million juniors entered the National Merit Scholarship Program by taking the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). The nationwide pool of Semifinalists represents less than one percent of U.S. high school seniors and includes the highest scoring entrants in each state.

National Merit Scholarship Finalists will be announced in February, and Scholarship winners will be announced beginning in April.

Two Students Earn Academic Honors

In addition, two PT juniors have earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. Abby Moyers (pictured on left) has been named a Scholar in the National Hispanic Recognition Program, and Isabella Wilburn (pictured on right) was designated a Scholar in both the National Hispanic Recognition Program and the National African American Recognition Program.

Ten Seniors Named Commended Students in National Merit Scholarship Program

Ten members of the class of 2023 have been named Commended Students in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program:

Lucas Bassi

Kate Fryburg

Walker Gollapudi

Zarrar Khan

Abby Langer

Kate McDonald

Dan Mukhin

Nik Mukhin

Anthony Peng Jack Sturman

About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2023 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 students who entered the competition by taking the 2021 PSAT/NMSQT.

Photo: Katie Hur, Ashwin Durvasula, Anna Fisher, Emma Scifres

Photo A: Walker Gollapudi Photo B: Abby Langer, Kate McDonald, Kate Fryburg, Jack Sturman, Lucas Bassi, Zarrar Khan, Anthony Peng, Dan Mukhin, Nik Mukhin

Upper School Students Perform The Play That Goes Wrong

Upper School students took to the stage November 4-6, mounting a hilarious production of The Play That Goes Wrong

In The Play That Goes Wrong, “break a leg!” takes on a whole new meaning for a woefully misguided troupe of players at the Cornley University Society’s opening night performance of The Murder at Haversham Manor. An unconscious leading lady, a corpse who can’t play dead, a ruffled detective, and a wordmangling butler (among others) must battle against technical gaffes, forgotten lines, and sabotaging scenery in a quest to arrive all in one piece at the final curtain call.

Sold-out crowds were delighted to the play that has been dubbed “part Monty Python, part Sherlock Holmes, all mayhem.”

Photos by Turner Schaming ’25

Upper School Partners with Heartland Film for Janet Flanner Visiting Artist Series

The Park Tudor Janet Flanner Visiting Artist Series is a vital component of connecting classroom, campus and community. The series is designed to provide students with exposure to working artists from a wide array of disciplines. This year marks the seventh year of our partnership with Heartland Film as we host screenings and a talk with filmmakers; past filmmakers in the program have included Tim Taylor, Milan Chakraborthy, Ted Green and Annie O’Neil.

On Friday, October 14 the senior class traveled to the Toby Theater at Newfields to screen a series of films created by teens from around the world who entered their work into the High School Film Competition in the Indy Shorts Film Festival this past summer. Freshmen, sophomores and juniors screened the documentary A Decent Home and met the filmmaker, Sara Terry.

A Decent Home examines urgent issues of inequity and affordable housing through the stories of the residents of Denver Meadows as well as residents of other mobile home parks across the country. Mobile homes have traditionally been the country’s biggest source of affordable housing. Some 20 million Americans live in manufactured homes, yet there is a stigma and stereotype of living in a mobile home community. Most mobile home park residents own their houses and rent the land underneath. In recent years, the affordability of mobile homes has been threatened with doubling or even tripling of rents across the country with the rise of corporate and private equity ownership of these parks.

We are grateful for the partnership with Heartland Film and the opportunity to expose students to the power of filmmaking and the way in which documentaries bring important topics to the table in a captivating way that sparks conversation. Our students have been invited to think critically about what community means to them, how they define home, and what is meant by the terms wealth gap and housing inequity.

Eighth Grade Boat Race Returns

The popular annual tradition of the 8th Grade Boat Race returned on September 2. In this 8th grade science projects, students form teams to solicit sponsors and build boats out of cardboard with the goal of paddling the length of the pool at the JCC. Congratulations to this year’s winning team, Poseidon’s Disciples.

PT Welcomes Students from Uruguay

Park Tudor was pleased to once again welcome students from the Scuola Italiana di Montevideo in Uruguay. The group spent a week at Park Tudor in September attending classes and visiting various sites in Indianapolis. In early November, a group of Park Tudor students headed to Uruguay as part of the same exchange program.

Photo: Qasid Mian, Camden Crafton, Patrick Brady, Maor King, Jacob Cairnes

Students in the News

* Junior Lara Rahman was recently awarded the Bronze Congressional Award. The United States Congress established The Congressional Award in 1979 to recognize initiative, service, and achievement in young people. Participants earn Bronze, Silver, and Gold Certificates and Bronze, Silver, and Gold Medals. Each level involves setting goals in four program areas: Voluntary Public Service, Personal Development, Physical Fitness, and Expedition/Exploration.

* Junior Alexander Boeckmann received the Eagle Scout Award, the highest rank within Scouting, which less than 4% of scouts attain. He was honored at an Eagle Court of Honor ceremony for Troop 18 at Second Presbyterian on September 24. The Eagle Award is about service to community while building useful skills,

gaining leadership, and demonstrating resourcefulness. Alexander dedicated his final Eagle project to improving the quality of life for abandoned pets and underserved people in mobile home communities, bringing together communal resources to build winter shelters and food stations in collaboration with a non-profit beneficiary, Indy Neighborhood Cats which partners with IndyHumane. As part of this, Alexander was featured on “13 to the Rescue" on WTHR-TV. He was also recognized for his achievement by Congresswoman Victoria Spartz.

* The Park Tudor Research Club (PTRC), led by junior Aditi Dey, has been recognized as a Grand Champion for fundraising efforts towards the Alzheimer’s Association’s annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s campaign. PTRC raised over $1000 for the cause. Additionally, PTRC members Aditi Dey, Anastasia Ebersole, Annamaria Ebersole, Ria Tandra, Maddie Xu, Nya Wright, and Kaden Xu (not pictured) volunteered for this year’s event on Saturday, October 1st in Indianapolis. Aditi was also chosen as one of the volunteers to lead the “Promise Garden” ceremony at the IUPUI Carroll Stadium before the walk, in which participants honor those affected by the disease by displaying flowers in various colors.

* Four Park Tudor 7/8 orchestra members were selected for the Indiana - American String Teachers Association Central All-Region Festival Orchestra. They will rehearse and perform with other young musicians at Avon Middle School North on Saturday, November 5. Congratulations to 8th graders Anjali Pai and Arie Jones, and 7th graders Andrew Beaty and Jacob Wilcox This is the second year that Arie has participated.

Photo: Nya Wright, Maddie Xu, Aditi Dey, Ria Tandra, Annamaria Ebersole, Anastasia Ebersole

Photo: Anjali Pai, Andrew Beaty, Jacob Wilcox, Arie Jones

Remembering Bill Main

Retired Lower School Director, Bill Main, passed away on August 1, 2022. Bill spent the first 20 years of his career working in Washington Township and joined Park Tudor in 1982 as the Director of the Lower School until his retirement in 2005. Bill was a proud parent of Park Tudor alumni Billy Main ’87 and Julie Main Curry ’90, and grandfather of William Main ’19 and Oliver Main ’20.

“Bill ‘got’ kids,” said retired Park Tudor Upper School Director, Debbie Everett ’69. “He truly understood them and what they needed to grow. He had a softspoken approach that engaged kids and also helped them get on the right path when they needed guidance. I always enjoyed a good conversation with Bill (and his dry sense of humor). I truly enjoyed working with him.”

Park Tudor Lower School Director, Mary McGonagle, said, “I had the privilege of working with Bill for eight years before his retirement and appreciated his advice and mentorship when I moved into my current role. When faced with an important decision, he always asked the question, ‘What is in the best interest of the children?’ Bill always put the students first, and each time I have a difficult school decision to make this question guides my answer.”

During his tenure at Park Tudor, Bill became a tremendous advocate for the arts at Park Tudor,” said Melanie Marshall, retired fine arts faculty member Melanie Marshall. “He understood the role and importance the arts had in the education and development of the child. Bill was also a strong advocate for learning outside of the classroom. Students learned about history, language and cultures, and, most importantly, about themselves on these trips. Bill was the consummate chaperone, and I was privileged to accompany many fourth grade class trips to Williamsburg.”

A celebration of Bill’s life was held at Park Tudor on August 20.

Sports News Boys Tennis

The boys tennis team had a great season on and off the court, with 39 members at all levels of play. The varsity team finished the season with a record of 13 and 7, and the JV finished 7 and 5. Highlights include a third-place finish in the North Central Invitational - the best finish for the Panthers in years. Michael Fryburg/Oliver Seifert won the #1 Doubles position. The team went on to capture the Pioneer Athletic Association Conference (PAAC) Championships, which was held at Park Tudor for the first time. Jack Anderson, Lucas Bassi, Cole Burkman, Charlie Held, Rohan Shah and Will Schmidt were named All Conference.

The team continued to compete well and won the Marion County Tournament, defeating Pike, Brebeuf, North Central and Franklin Central. This is the first time PT has won this event since 2016.

Unfortunately, the Panthers fell 3-2 to Brebeuf in the Finals of the Sectional Tournament. Michael Fryburg/Oliver Seifert went on in the IHSAA Boys State Individual Doubles tournament, eventually losing to undefeated Columbus North in the Final Four of the IHSAA Boys State Individual Doubles Championships.

To provide additional play, the JV team participated in Carmel Invite, Brebeuf JV Doubles Event and the HSE Royals JV Invitational. The Brebeuf JV Doubles was a new event for the team this year, and PT won the tournament competing against Avon, Brebeuf and North Central.

In addition to on-court successes, the team also was recognized for academic achievements. The varsity team was named Academic All State for having a 3.6 GPA or higher. Jack Anderson and Lucas Bassi were named Academic All State Individual for a senior player that has a minimum 3.8 GPA and a 1280 SAT or 27 ACT score. Jack Anderson, Lucas Appel, Lucas Bassi, Michael Fryburg, Cooper Grabow, Tucker Hawkins, Alex Lu, Sahas Mallela, Nik Mukhin, Oliver Seifer, Will Schmidt, Rohan Shah, Leo Shaw, and Jack Townsend were named PAAC Academic Achievement for a junior or senior with a 3.75 GPA or higher.

The following team awards were given out for 2022:

• Coaches Award: Cooper Grabow & Charlie Held Spirit Award: Lucas Bassi

• Most Improved: Rohan Shah Mental Attitude: Jack Anderson

• MVP: Michael Fryburg & Oliver Seifert

• Leadership Awards: Jack Anderson, Lucas Bassi, Nik Mukhin, and Sullivan Watson

Girls Soccer

The 2022 girls soccer season proved to be a memorable one, as the team ended with their best record (21-1-1) ever and a culminated with a 3-0 win over Ft. Wayne Canterbury at IUPUI to win the IHSAA 1A State Championship.

The senior leadership group of Lucy Furqueron, Gretchen Farley, Ellie Rogers, Eleni Pantzer, Katie Hur, and Annie Claire Wilson led a young Park Tudor team to an incredible season that held many memorable results.

Some individual highlights include:

• Dejanae Butler (junior) was leading scorer with 24 goals and also had 19 assists. She earned All Conference, First Team All County and First Team All District 3.

• Katie Hur (senior) scored 17 goals and had 16 assists, earning Conference (PAAC) player of the year and First Team All County. Katie was also named the 2022 Theresia Wynns Mental Attitude Award Winner for IHSAA Girls 1A Soccer. Katie scored the game winner in the 2022 1A State Championship.

• Gretchen Farley (senior) scored 22 goals and had a teamleading 18 assists. She was named All Conference, First Team All County and First Team All District 3.

• Dominae Butler (junior) led the team in minutes played with 1,645. She led a defense that had 18 shutouts, including every IHSAA tournament game. She also helped the defense concede only 7 goals in 23 games.

• Lucy Furqueron (senior) was named All Conference. She recorded 18 shutouts this season, and ends her career as the IHSAA leader in career shutouts with 52. She also helped the defense concede only 7 goals in 23 games.

• Eleni Pantzer (senior) earned All Conference honors with 13 goals and 5 assists.

The senior class on this team has been to three State Championships in their four years, winning two of the three, and will leave with a four-year record of 73-10-2. They’ve had an incredible four years and helped put the PT girls soccer program on a path to even more success in the future.

Cross Country

The boys and girls cross country teams had a historic season in 2022. The girls won the Pioneer Athletic Academic Conference championship for the fourth year in a row, while the boys finished 2nd - just six points out of first place. Sophia Kennedy, Lulu Holden, Avi Holden, Abby Moyers, and Charlie Hirschman earned All-Conference Honors for the girls. Spencer Hughes, Daniel Mukhin, and Sam Mulvey earned All-Conference Honors for the boys. Sophia Kennedy was the girls conference individual champion for the second time, having won it previously in 2019.

The boys team finished their season at the Sectional Meet, placing 8th. They were led by Dan Mukhin in 21st place and Nik Mukhin in 39th. Dan and Nik qualified individually for the Regional Meet, going on to place 47th and 70th. The girls placed 5th at the Sectional Meet, securing their third appearance at the Regional Meet in as many years, and just the third Regional appearance ever for the girls team. At the Regional Meet they went on to finish 9th as a team. Seniors Sophia Kennedy and Gretchen Farley advanced individually to the Semi-State Meet, where they placed 2nd and 3rd respectively and qualified for the State Meet. This was Sophia’s second 3rd place finish in SemiState, earning her All-State honors for the fourth year in a row. Sophia also became the first girl in the 5k era (the girls raced 4k until 2007) to place in the top five at the IHSAA State Meet in all four years of her high school career. Gretchen Farley placed 5th at the State Meet, also earning All-State honors for the third year in a row. Her previous finishes were 12th in 2020, and 4th in 2021.

Boys Soccer

Sophia’s season and personal best of 17:10.3 is a new school record that is unlikely to ever be broken. Gretchen’s season and personal best of 17:27.4 is the second fastest time in school history, a mark that is also unlikely to be broken. Sophia and Gretchen go down as the fastest duo from the same school in state history.

Charlie Hirschman, Sophia Kennedy, Abby Moyers, Alexander Boeckmann, Dan Mukhin, Nik Mukhin, and Sam Mulvey earned Academic All-State honors. Both the girls and boys teams look to build on the success of 2022 in the fall of 2023.

The boys soccer team finished off a fantastic season by bringing home the IHSAA Boys IA State Soccer Championship, with a season record of 20-2-1. The started off the season ranked #1 in the state in 1A, hosting the Tigers from Northwestern High School for their season opener. After falling behind early 1-0, the team rallied off 5 unanswered goals and won 5-2. The team quickly shot to 4-0 for the regular season. They competed in the Lebanon Invitational, defeating the Bisons from Benton Central in game one and the Tigers from Lebanon 4-2 in the championship match. Other highlights include a hard-fought win 1-0 vs. the Trailblazers from University High School, and a 8-0 win at home vs. Greenwood Christian Academy, followed by a 2-1 win away at Faith Christian. They finished the regular season with a 1-0 victory over Covenant Christian.

In the Sectionals, the Panthers defeated Scecina 7-0, University High School 1-0, and Muncie Burris 4-0 to bring home the Championship and move on to Regionals. In the Regional Championship game, they knocked off Faith Christian, 3-0. The team then defeated Westview 2-0 in the Kokomo Semi-State to advance to the State Finals, where they chalked up a decisive 9-0 victory over Greenwood Christian Academy to bring home the championship. Congratulations to the Panthers on a great season!

Volleyball

The volleyball team finished their season with a record of 23-6; they were 5-1 in PAAC conference play. The Panthers kicked off their season with a victory over the International School, and followed that up with wins over Covenant Christian, Decatur

Central and Muncie Burris in the Covenant Christian Invite to move to 6-0 for the season.

In the heart of the season, the Panthers posted a string of 3-0 wins over Indianapolis Lutheran, Greenwood Christian Academy, Speedway and Union County, followed by a 3-1 loss at Western Boone to move to 10-1 and a #8 ranking in 2A. A string of wins over teams including Scecina, Shortridge, Pike, Warren Central and Guerin Catholic brought the team to a record of 20-3 and a #5 ranking in 2A. The team placed second in the PAAC Conference Tournament, losing in the championship match to Muncie Burris 2-1. They finished off the regular season with wins over University High School and Lapel, and losses to North Central and Hamilton Heights. The Panthers hosted the IHSAA Sectional over Fall Break. They were victorious in opening round action vs. the Warriors from Covenant Christian 3-0. They then took on the Cadets from Cascade High School in the championship match, winning 4-1. This was the first Sectional won by a PT volleyball team since 2011. The team then advanced to the Cascade Regional, but unfortunately were defeated by the Crusaders from Scecina Memorial in 5 sets. Congratulations to the volleyball team on an outstanding season!

Girls Golf

The girls golf team started off the season competing in the Lapel Bulldog Classic at The Edge Golf Course. The team tied for 7th out of 15 teams and shot 380. The Panthers were led by senior Sia Patel, who shot 74 to place 6th overall. They followed that performance up with back-to-back wins over Perry Meridian, Beech Grove and Speedway. Next, the team headed to Hickory Stick Golf Course to compete in the Trojan Classic hosted by Center Grove High School, finishing 12th out of 19 teams with a 380.

A highlight of the season was the Marion County Girls Golf Tournament at Smock Golf Course. The team of Sia Patel, Anastasia Ebersole, Lilianna Spartz, Mischa Mallbris, and Ingrid Spartz shot 366, which earned them 2nd place out of 16 teams. Sia and Anastasia also made the All Marion County Team, finishing 2nd and 8th overall. During that match, Sia set another PT girls golf record by shooting 73, which broke the previous record she set in August.

The Panthers also brought home the PAAC conference title with a 168 at Woodwind Golf Course. Sia Patel and Liliana Spartz were co-medalists; each shot a 37 and Liliana also made her

first eagle during the match. The team capped off their very successful season with a Sectional Championship at Maple Creek Golf Course.

Football

Last year’s senior class set a trajectory of excellence and this year the goal was to prove it was not a one-time thing. The 2022 Panthers met the challenge, going 9-4 on the year, and won the school’s third-ever Sectional Championship.

Offensive MOP: Charlie Perine

Charlie Perine will graduate as the school’s new leader for single-season receiving yards and touchdowns. His 56 catches for 1196 yards and 14 TD were instrumental in earning the Panthers 41.2 points per game. Junior QB, DJ Gordon, led the team in both passing and rushing this year.

Defensive MOP: Will Harris

Will Harris set a new school record for tackles in a season (152). His efforts alongside seniors Tommy Crossin and Bryson Hobbs helped Park Tudor to 27 turnovers and 31 3/outs in the 13-game season. All three were Honorable Mentions for the All-Marion County team.

Newcomer of the Year: Rod Wheeler

Rod, a senior in his first season with Park Tudor, gave major contributions in all three phases of the game. Additionally, freshmen Landon Guerra and Thomas Lillo provided muchneeded minutes on the defensive side of the ball. Contributions from newcomers like these promise a bright future. Overall it has been a great year, full of things to celebrate. The team is proud, not yet satisfied. We’ll be back for more next year!

Annual Report

Dear Friends of Park Tudor,

The following Annual Report honors and recognizes gifts made from July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022 by approximately 1,000 donors to Park Tudor, including current and past parents, alumni, grandparents, faculty and staff. We are pleased to recognize the generosity of our community on the following pages.

We were thrilled to complete two exciting capital projects that opened last year. First, we completed the third phase of renovations to the Frederic M. Ayres, Jr. Auditorium; as part of this project we expanded the lobby to provide more space for events and performances, upgraded the restrooms, and created a more inspiring entrance. The expanded lobby also provides additional gallery space to display student work and to host visiting artists. Many donors made this project possible, but I’d like to offer special thanks to the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation, the Ayres Foundation, Marianne Williams Tobias, and Fritz and Shele French.

Thanks to the more than 120 donors to the Build Possibility capital campaign, we opened the Irsay Family Sports Center for Health and Wellness in late November 2021. This building serves students throughout the day with a balanced program that supports physical and emotional fitness. In addition to traditional physical education classes, we also offer yoga and weight training. Upper School students have the chance to exercise during free periods in the cardio room and in the Murphy Family Fieldhouse, and to grab a healthy breakfast at the beginning of the day. The lobby and “social staircase” have become popular spaces for students to gather to study during the day and after school. This was the largest capital project that the school has undertaken, and we are grateful to all the Build Possibility donors who made the dream of this transformational space a reality for our students.

Throughout the year, the development office worked with parent volunteers, alumni and faculty to find creative ways to engage our community. With the Booster Club we continued to host popular all-school spirit nights prior to home football games. Our office also partnered with the Booster Club to host the fifth annual Trivia Night. In April, we were thrilled to work with the Fine Arts Department to bring the popular “Cabaret” event back in person; more than 120 guests enjoyed performances by Lamonte Kuskye’s Upper School students on the stage of The Cabaret in downtown Indianapolis. The Trivia Night and Cabaret events raised more than $40,000 for the athletics and fine arts programs.

We were delighted to welcome alumni back to campus last year. We hosted reunion weekends in November and April to make up for the reunions that we had to cancel in 2020. For the first time we also hosted a “cluster reunion” for the classes of 2010, 2011 and 2012, giving alumni the chance to reconnect with friends from other classes. Finally, we went back on the road to visit graduates studying at Indiana and Purdue Universities. In the spring, we hosted many cherished end-of-year events and traditions including the Senior Breakfast, Senior Serenade, and the fifth and eighth grade celebrations.

On behalf of the entire school community, my heartfelt thanks to all of you for your generous financial contributions and for everything you do to make Park Tudor such a special place for all our students.

With gratitude, Kelly Lamm Teller ’87

Director of Development

How To Make a Gift to Park Tudor’s Annual Fund

OUTRIGHT GIFT

Gifts may be made by credit card or check, made payable to Park Tudor School. You may mail your gift or visit www.parktudor.org/give to make a secure online donation.

PLEDGE

Make payments that are convenient for you. Pledge your gift to the Annual Fund indicating the amount of your contribution at www.parktudor.org/give. Whether you wish to make monthly payments or one payment at a later date, all pledges must be fulfilled by the end of our fiscal year, June 30.

SECURITIES

You can make your Annual Fund donation with a gift of stock. A gift of appreciated securities may allow you to avoid capital gains on the increased value of the stock as well as a charitable deduction for the full market value when the gift is made. Check with your financial advisor for more details. Please contact the Development Office for assistance in this process.

MEMORIAL AND HONORARIUM GIFTS

Your gift may be made in memory or in honor of a colleague, student, teacher, classmate or family member who is special to you. Please include this information in the appropriate area on the gift/pledge envelope or the notes section of the online donation form. The Development Office will notify the individual(s) or family of your tribute.

Park Tudor greatly appreciates every gift to the school and proudly acknowledges each donor in the Annual Report. If you wish your gift to be anonymous, please indicate so in the appropriate area on the gift/pledge envelope or online donation form.

Each year, Park Tudor School offers a variety of opportunities to support the school, both financially and through in-kind donations. Listed in these pages are the names of those who have made donations to one or more of the following: Annual Fund, capital campaign, endowed funds, estate gifts realized and restricted funds. We extend a warm thank you for their commitment to our students and our school.

Programs and Initiatives Supported by the 2021-2022 Annual Fund

The Park Tudor Annual Fund helped make many programs and initiatives across the school possible. Following are just some examples.

• Another successful season for Panther Robotics - both Upper School and Middle School teams - culminating in two State Championships and five invitations to VEX World Championships in May.

after a third-place finish in the Sectional tournament.

• A rousing performance of Chicago: Teen Edition as our Upper School musical in the spring.

• A full season for our Upper School Debate team, highlighted by three entries breaking into the Sweet-Sixteen single-elimination bracket at the State Tournament.

• A Middle School performance of Disney’s Moana, Jr.

• A presentation by Micah Johnson ’09, who returned to campus to speak to Upper School students during an assembly. He shared his experiences transitioning from Major League Baseball player to successful artist, and also talked about creating and selling NFTs of his popular character, Aku.

• Entries to the Sertoma Club of Broad Ripple’s Freedom Essay Contest; five sixth-graders brought home awards for their essays addressing “What does freedom mean to me?”

• A fantastic weekend of performances of She Kills Monsters, as Upper School students returned to the stage for the annual fall play.

• A successful year of sports. Some highlights:

The varsity boys soccer team competed in the Semi-State Championship game.

A Sectional win by our football team.

Third- and fourth-place finishes in the State Cross Country meet by Sophia Kennedy and Gretchen Farley

The girls golf team advanced to Regionals.

A trip to the Sectional Championship game for the girls basketball team.

In the girls State Track and Field meet, Gretchen Farley placed 2nd in the 800-meter run and 3rd in the 1600, Sophia Kennedy placed 2nd in the 3200, and Kate Weigand placed 14th in pole vault.

We qualified our first 4x100 relay team in the boys State Track and Field meet; they placed 16th.

Lauren Long competed in the IHSAA Girls State Championship Individual finals.

The boys golf team advanced to Regionals

• Thirty-four awards for 11 talented Upper School writers in the 2022 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards competition. Nine PT visual artists received recognition in the competition.

• A thriving DECA team, with students bringing home awards at district, state, and international business competitions.

• Second-place finishes for Park Tudor’s Chemistry Olympiad teams in both the first-year and advanced Indiana Section ACS USNCO competitions.

• Participation by nine Upper School students in the inaugural Electric Vehicle World Grand Prix hosted by Purdue University School of Engineering and sanctioned by the World Karting Association.

• A virtual return to campus for six PT alums to talk to juniors and seniors as part of our annual alumni panel, in which current Upper School students get a taste of college life.

• The return of the annual Living History Museum, during which third-graders present biographies of different “Change Makers of the World.”

• The annual Patriot Run, back after a two-year hiatus. Fourth- and fifthgraders donned their patriotic finery and braved the cold to complete a two-mile run around campus. Students trained for the run for several weeks during Health and Wellness classes.

Cornerstone Society: Gifts of $50,000 and above

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Evan D. Bedel

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Evans (Ben ’98)

Mr. and Mrs. Zach Gordon (Carlie Irsay ’99)

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Grein

Indianapolis Colts, Inc.

Mr. Mark Kirschner

Mr. Jeff L. and Dr. Jennifer Kittle (Jeff ’89)

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Larman

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Moorehead

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ringo

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smith

Jean M. Smith

Jeff and Benita Thomasson

Leadership Society: Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999

Anonymous – 3

Mr. Viswanath and Dr. Vidya Atluri

Dr. Christina Bodurow

Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Burton, Jr. Mr. Alexander and Ms. Michelle Christy

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Foglesong

Mr. John and Ms. Leigh Ann Hirschman

Elizabeth and J. A. Lacy

Lauth Family Foundation Inc. Ms. Elizabeth Lechleiter

Eli Lilly & Company Foundation

Tom and Libby Ludwig

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Polak

Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher C. Sogard (Chris ’84)

The National Bank of Indianapolis

Platinum: Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999

Dr. Kashif Abdul-Rahman and Ms. Jamila Zafar

Kelli and Patrick Adams

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan M. Andreae

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett (Dob ’76)

Suzanne B. Blakeman (Suzanne Brown ’55)

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Braly

Mr. Steven S. Cagle (Steve ’71)

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ciaccia

Mr. and Mrs. Justin Christian

Andrew and Richeal Cline

Dr. and Mrs. John DePowell

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome L. Gershman

Mr. Eric and Ms. Susannah Gershman (Eric ’98)

Griffith Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Griffith (Perry ’01)

Hulman & Company Foundation, Inc.

Drs. John and Jennifer Hur

Mr. and Mrs. Jon E. King

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Kortepeter

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lechleiter

Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Murphy (Heather Reilly ’90)

Dr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Nagy (Katherine Deane ’98)

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Neiswender

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Oleksiw Mr. and Mrs. Ersal Ozdemir

Mr. Diogo Rau and Mrs. Susan Hinrichs Rau

Mr. Randall D. and Ms. Mary H. Rogers (Randy ’64, Mary Holliday ’65)

Mr. and Mrs. Marc W. Sciscoe (Marc ’72) Mrs. Kim A. Stickney (Kim Smith ’74) Mrs. Denise Stolkin-Cordingley and Mr. Bruce A. Cordingley

Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sturman (Jake ’98) Mr. Jack and Ms. Laurie Tanselle Mr. Randall and Ms. Deborah Tobias Mr. Gareth Vaughan*

Gold: Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Black, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Aman Brar

The Broadbent Family Ted and Julia Dunn (Ted ’72, Julia Townsend ’72)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Engel Gershman Boys (Eric ’98; Jason ’01; Ryan ’04)

Dr. Nick and Mrs. Joni Hrisomalos Dr. Patrick and Ms. Kathryn Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Paul Kraemer

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Kuhn (Doug ’71) Clem and Kellie McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. McVie (Sandy ’64)

Dr. R. Christopher Miyamoto and Mrs. Brenda Miyamoto (Chris ’88) Nitorum Capital, L.P. OrthoIndy

Drs. Rajesh and Valerie Pai Park Tudor Alumni Association Drs. Mihir and Chandrika Patel Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Russell Mr. and Mrs. William Schaming Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sogard Ann M. Stack

Dr. Joel Scherer and Dr. Anna Maria Storniolo

The Sidney & Kathryn Taurel Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Kurt VanWinkle Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Warner Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Weigand Mr. Christopher Wiegandt

Silver:

Anonymous – 2

Ms. Anat Ashkenazi Bob and Julie Barker Dr. Edmond Bendaly and Dr. Zeina Nabhan Mr. Ron R. Brock and Ms. Ann L. Thompson Brock Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Brunette Mr. Timothy and Ms. Paige Button Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cassidy (Mary*)

Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Deane

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas O. Detmer Ryan and Anne Drook

Cathy Ferree ’82 and Jim Bork

The Estate of Harry B. Green Mr. and Mrs. B. Ronan Johnson (Beth Tolbert ’03)

Mr. Jeffrey Kimbell ’82 and Dr. Linda Kimbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kleymeyer Mr. and Mrs. Jason Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kruse (Katie Mothershead ’65)

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas B. Lemen (Nick ’93) Mr. Gregory and Ms. Alexandra Loewen Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Morris

The Mothershead Foundation Dr. Andy Mulvey and Dr. Martina Mutone Mr. and Mrs. John Pantzer Mr. and Ms. Benjamin A. Pecar Quest Food Management Services Mr. James and Dr. Patricia Rapp Drs. Daniel and Mari Skovronsky Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tarter Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Teller (Jon ’89, Kelly Lamm ’87*)

Mr. Todd Vare and Ms. Heather Witte Dr. Shih and Mrs. Alyssa Wei

Panther: Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499

Anonymous Drs. Scott and Jacquelyn Allison Mrs. Marilyn Sue G. Altum Athletic Annex Cols. Terry and Lyndi Balven (Lyndi Hutchison ’67) Mr. Bryan and Dr. Jacqueline Barrett Ms. Susan Batt (Susie ’92) Batt Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William G. Batt Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Beesley Dr. Gregory M. Bell and Dr. Heather C. Williams

Benevity

Mr. Brent and Ms. Krista Benge Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Benoit Bill* and Tena Bishop Dr. Kimberly Blackwell Dr. and Mrs. Matthew E. Bohm Mr. and Mrs. Brad Bostic Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braitman Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Broadie Mary Catherine and Scott Brown (Scott ’81) Mr. Daniel and Dr. Katherine Brundage Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Buchanan (Brian ’71) The Caress Family Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Carpenter Dr. and Dr. Shan Cheng Mr. and Mrs. Scott Conner Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. Darbro (Don ’62) Dr. and Mrs. Robert DeFrantz III Dr. and Mrs. Debashish Dey Ms. Maria A. DiMarchi Chabenne ’02 Dr. Melton and Mrs. Bianca Doxey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Drybrough III (Ralph ’93)

Mr. Douglas W. Dunn ’74

Dr. and Mrs. Craig R. Dykstra

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Eckersley

Mr. and Mrs. Zach W. Ford (Abby*)

Dr. Karsten Fryburg and Dr. Christina Kim Ms. Amy Goodwin

Dr. William R. Grider

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Griffith (Perry ’01)

Mr. Thomas B. Griswold and Ms. Kelly McCarthy

Mr. and Mrs. Nikhil S. Gunale (Nikhil ’96)

Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Hammans (Laura*)

Drs. James and Doris Hardacker

Ed and Laura Harris (Ed ’60)

Tucker and Mary Hawkins

Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hoover

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoskin

Alex and Cynthia Housten Richard and Mary Howe

Mr. and Ms. Robert F. Inselberg (Mallory Reider ’98)

Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Jackson (Kalen Irsay ’06) Mrs. Marya E. Jones ’78

Katz, Sapper & Miller LLP

Ms. Melina Kennedy

Mr. Charles and Ms. Lynn Kimmel

Drs. Eswar Krishnan and Beena Anantharaman

Mr. and Mrs. Jarrod Krisiloff (Jarrod ’00)

Mr. John Krull and Mrs. Jenny Labalme Lake City Bank

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lathrop (Alma Taylor ’60)

Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Debbie Law

Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Leagre Mr. Stephen J. Dutton and Ms. Ellen W. Lee (Ellen ’67)

Dr. Philip Lee and Mrs. Olympia Ming Nianjun Liu and Ying Tang

Dr. Aaron and Dr. Kandice Ludwig

Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lynch (Bill ’60)

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. MacAllister (Chris ’74)

Susie and Bill# Main

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marohn Ms. Morgan E. McGill

Mr. Tom McTamney* and Mr. Alan Carmack

Merrill Lynch Searles Akers Wealth Management Group

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Milakofsky

Richard and Terry Mohs

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Morse

Jessica and Jason Moskowitz (Jessica Doyle ’97)

Dr. Jeffrey and Ms. Calise Mossler

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Nie (Jennifer*)

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Oakley

Mr. and Dr. Michael O’Mara

Dr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Neill (Leigh Ann Lauth ’99)

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Paton

Dr. and Dr. Langu Peng

Drs. Woody and Beth Peyton

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery Pierson

Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999

Mr. Jason Pinkstaff*

Dr. and Mrs. Luke Pittman (Brittany Thomasson ’04)

Ms. Myrta Pulliam ’65

Dr. Ovais and Ms. Zarmina Raza

Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Reid (Andrea*)

Dr. and Mrs. Lance Rettig

Tobin and Becky Richer

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Robertson Roche Diagnostics

Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Rogers (Randall ’91) Richard and Christine Scales

Mr. Edward and Ms. Donna Schmidt

Mr. Jeff Seifert and Mrs. Hong Liu-Seifert

Mr. Zuheir Shahwan and Mrs. Amy Green

Dr. Anthony Shanks and Dr. Jamie Donnelly

Dr. Abdulkarim Sharba and Mrs. Reham Awad

Andy and Melissa Smith

Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Sogard

Anoop and Rani Sondhi

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sullivan

Tobias Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Blair Todt

Dr. and Mrs. Yanping Wang

Dr. Curt Warren and Dr. Sara Naderi Wells Fargo

Mr. Turner and Ms. Megan Woodard (T.J. ’06)

Dr. Xin Xu and Dr. Jenny W. Zhao

Mr. Kun Yu and Ms. Shihui Yuan Rosane and Leonidas Zelmanovitz

Apple: Gifts of $250 to $999

Anonymous – 5

Mr. and Mrs. Larry K. Aagesen (Larry ’93) C. W. "Pete" Adams III (Pete ’58)

Dr. Sashi Adigopula and Dr. Sunitha Gowda Mr. and Mrs. James Allen (Kim*) Amazon Smile

Angus Antley ’86

Dr. Catherine Antley ’82 Mary Ann Antley

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Antrim

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Armantrout

Mr. James N. Ohler and Ms. Anya L. Aslanova

Mr. and Mrs. Aasif Bade

Mark and Anne Bailey

Mr. Theodore Baker, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Marc F. Behringer (Stephanie*)

Mr. and Mrs. Torrey M. Bievenour (Torrey ’96)

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bisgaard

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Bogan (Drew*)

Mr. Michael* and Ms. Nicole Bolton

Mr. and Mrs. Ian Borgerhoff (Ian ’86)

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bragg (Carrie*)

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brainard (Will ’07, Julianne Sicklesteel ’07)

Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Brake

Mr. and Mrs. Jim D. Bremner

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Bremner (Matt ’00)

Bright Funds

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burkman

Mr. John E. Burns III ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Buroker (Susan Novak ’84)

Nancy Kernahan Bussa ’56

Mrs. Marjorie B. Chadsey (Marjorie Bain ’44)

Mr. David L. Chambers ’58 and Mr. John Crane

Mr. Nianen Chen and Dr. Mingming Ma Dr. Manish Chheda and Dr. Seema Dedhiya Drs. Tyler and Megan Christman

Peter and Rebecca Cleveland

Dr. Matthew Coghlan and Mrs. Samantha Rigby Coghlan

Mr. and Mrs. Lannie Cohen

Community Foundation of Southern Indiana

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. DeVoe (Steve ’53)

Joe and Cathy Dezelan

Judith and Clarence Doninger (Judy Lamb ’58)

Libby Driscoll

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan DuRussel

Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Easley Dr. John L. Eckard ’82

Mr. Matheau Luers and Dr. Anna Edwards ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Enkema Envelop IQ

Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Erwin

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Everett (Debbie Stuart ’69)

Mr. Jay B. Ferguson ’91

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Fisch (Mark ’92, Jordan Paul ’95)

Robert Flaherty ’14

Mr. and Mrs. John Foglesong (John ’98)

Mark and Linda Ford Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Francis Dr. Matthew H. French ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Darrin Friskney Mike and Kris Fruehwald

Mr. Joseph K. Fumusa*

Mr. Reagan Furqueron and Mrs. Stephanie Collins

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff T. Gaughan (Shirley*) Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Gery (Lee ’57) Dr. Renee Gill

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gleaves

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Goldberg

Mr. Brad and Mrs. Stephanie Grabow

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Grant

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Groves (Emily Hebert ’93*)

Mr. Yi Gu and Ms. Min Xiao Mr. and Ms. David Guevara

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hackwelder

Mr. David Westlake and Dr. Jennifer Haddad Westlake ’98 Ms. Andrea Hailey ’99 and Mr. David Williamson

Mr. Shaun and Dr. Shants N. Hart*

Mr. Dustin Havenar and Mrs. Inna Caron

Dr. Thomas Z. Hayward and Mrs. Lisa Arbogast

Dr. Erik Hembre and Dr. Katherine Howe Mr. David Henderson and Mrs. Ilana Hernandez Dr. Francisco Hidalgo* Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R. Holliday (Alec ’75)

Bill and Tracy Holt (Bill ’76) Mr. Christopher and Dr. Melissa Holt Mrs. Linda Howard

Joni W. Hughes ’75 Mr. Arshad Husain and Mrs. Tabassum Parkar Drs. Shivika and Ajay Jain Mrs. Morgan Johnson* and Mrs. Kate Johnson

Mr. Aaron Jones-Bey and Mrs. Delilah Morgan Jones Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kahre (Inga*) Dr. William A. Kalsbeck ’81 Mr. and Mrs. Brent C. Kaneft (Brent*) Mr. and Mrs. Rajan Kapur Mr. Todd and Ms. Marlo Katz Mr. James and Ms. Wendy Keller Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63) Dr. and Mrs. Saad A. Khairi Mr. Joseph A. Kimbell ’13 Mr. Joey Kirk and Mrs. Chelsea Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klineman Mr. Howard J. Lacy IV Dr. Mark Langer and Dr. Elaine White Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Lanham Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Laughner (Barb*) Mr. Chien Kuang Lee and Mrs. Catalina Valeska Ibanez Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Peter-John Leone (Camilyn Kuhns ’85) Dr. Guoqiang Li and Mrs. Wei Wei Wang Dr. Robert Lillo and Dr. Sarah Thomas Drs. Lawrence and Christine Lo Mr. Xiongbin Lu and Ms. Xinna Zhang Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lueck Lumina Foundation Mrs. Deborah Maar Jon and Marla Maier Mr. and Mrs. Sanjay Malkani Mr. Matthew S. McGill ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. McLaughlin (Mac ’79, Margo Raikos ’81)

Dr. and Mrs. M. Craig McMains Mr. Franklin B. Mead III ’55 Honorable and Mrs. Luke Messer

Eleanor Miller (Eleanor Taylor ’65)

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miroff (Drew ’92)

Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Mitchell (Anne Rogers ’85)

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Miyamoto Mr. and Mrs. Mike Moore (Dede*) Ms. Tina Morris

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Mossakowski (Ryan*; Lauren Rapp ’07)

Dr. and Mrs. J. David Mossler (David ’04) Mr. Richard and Ms. Molly* Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Antonio Navarrete

Paul and Teresa Nelson

Drs. Alexander and Helen Niculescu

The Nofrini Family

Dr. Luis Nunez and Dr. Kim Harris-Nunez

Mr. Julien Orenbuch and Ms. Alice Holst

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Oxtoby

Mr. Harry Parker ’71

Mr. Clint Parker ’01

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Paugh Mr. Eric Pavlack

Mr. Jim and Ms. Lacy Pearson

Mr. and Ms. Kevin Penn

Dr. Praveen and Ms. Stefanie Perni

Mr. and Mrs. Erich R. Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Poehlein (Carrie*)

Mr. Joshua Poertner and Dr. Bobbi Byrne

Dr. Sameer Puri and Ms. Manjari Malaiya

Dr. and Mrs. Hari Krishna Puttagunta

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pykosz

(Lindsay Winingham ’03)

Gary and JoAnn Quinnette

Dr. and Mrs. John G. Rapp

Dr. Jeffrey and Ms. Sherri Reider

Jim and Julie Richter

Mr. David L. Ring ’72

Elizabeth and David Roberts (David ’86) Mr. and Mrs. Todd Rogers

The Rothbaum Family Salesforce

Ms. Carolyn M. Schaefer

Mary E. Schaff (Mary Elder ’77)

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Schneider

Mr. and Mrs. Reid C. Searles (Reid ’06)

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sellers

Mr. and Mrs. David N. Shane

Mr. Pudao Shao and Mrs. Hongyan Huang

Mr. Dhruv Biswas and Mrs. Deblina Sharma

Mr. Jared and Dr. Lori Shattuck

Dr. Yuan Shi and Mrs. Jing Sun

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Shumate

Nelson and Esther Smiley

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Smith

Ms. Heather L. Smith ’89

Mrs. Dobbie Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Sondhi (Jason ’01) Dr. Douglas Stemke and Dr. Lei Han Strada Education

Ms. Chrystal Struben

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutphin (Charlie Sutphin ’77)

Mr. Christopher M. Sweeney ’06

Claudia V. Swhier

Ms. Susanna F. Swinger ’22

Mr. Richard B. Teller and Ms. Alexandra Teller

Mr. J. E. Thomasson ’07

Mr. and Mrs. Stephon Tuitt

Mr. Paul VanOrshoven and Ms. Amy Thatcher

Dr. and Mrs. Kyle Vititoe

Dr. and Dr. Jibo Wang

Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Watson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Webster (Mike*; Sarah*)

Thomas and Carolyn White

Sgt. Christopher and Dr. Victoria Wilburn

Mr. John and Dr. Tracey Williams

Dr. Todd and Ms. Katie Wilson

Dr. and Mrs. William B. Wince

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Wishard (Gordon ’62)

Mr. Ward and Dr. Betsy Witte Jim and Priscilla Worrall (Jim ’61)

Mr. Xiaolin Wu and Dr. Hongmei Yang Roberta G. Wurzman

Dr. Tom and Ms. Guihua Xiao

Mr. Hong Yang and Mrs. Fang Li

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Yater (Ann Niebrugge ’84)

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Yingling (Jeff ’78)

Mrs. Mary L. Yingling YourCause, LLC

Dr. Syed-Adeel Zaidi and Dr. Areeba Kara

Mr. and Mrs. Hongbo Zeng Greg Zolezzi ’61

Red & White: Gifts of $1 to $249

Anonymous - 7

Mr. Timothy Adams* and Dr. Kathryn Harlow

Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Alaimo

Mrs. Nancy Allen

Mr. Sami Amara and Mrs. Li Li Ms. Neelum Amin*

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anderson

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Andrews (Laura Lauth ’06)

Mr. Brayden C. Armantrout ’26

Mr. Gavin Armantrout ’28

Mr. and Mrs. Naseer Bade

Ms. Toya L. Baker

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Balbach (Mary Wyatt ’65)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baldwin Ms. Yaprak Baran ’06

Mr. and Mrs. George Barbee (Molly Johnson ’66)

Mrs. Belinda Barlow* Lynne Baron ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Rick Barretto (Cara Young ’93)

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Barrow (Brooke Steichen ’96)

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bassi

Mr. Brad Batt

Mr. Gary* and Ms. Vicky Bender

Mr. David W. Bender ’20

Mr. Carsten S. Bick ’06

Ms. Erin E. Biel ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bigler (Sarah*)

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan L. Birge (Judy Kothe ’60)

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bissmeyer

Ms. Carrie D. Blankenbaker*

Mrs. Tracey Blum-Petrov* and Mr. Anatoliy Petrov

Mrs. Carolin Boarini-White* and Mr. Andrew White

Brent and Catherine Boeckmann

Dr. Stephen Bogdewic and Mrs. Elizabeth Lee

Ms. Emily A. Bohn ’12

Mr. and Mrs. Mason Boling (Hannah*)

Dr. and Mrs. Barrett Boody

Ms. Lucy Bowen McCauley (’77)

Mr. Frederic Bowles and Ms. Angela Watkins

Mr. Patrick C. Brady ’74

Dr. and Mrs. John W. Brainard (Jack ’06)

Preston T. Breunig, Sr. Preston T. Breunig, Jr. ’90

Mr. and Mrs. George Josh H. Broadbent (Josh ’94, Kate Weldy ’94)

Mr. Nolan Brokamp* and Ms. Kelsey Hanlon Ms. Dana M. Brunette ’06

Dr. Courtney V. Buggs

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bumpus Mr. and Mrs. Dionne Butler

Ms. Emily Butler*

Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Cairns

Mr. and Mrs. David Callaway

Mrs. Andrea Calvert Sanders* and Mr. John Sanders

Ms. Kathleen Campbell*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Carney (Jay ’80, Beth Brueckmann ’82)

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carr (Susan Nunamaker ’69)

Mr. Brian Woods and Mrs. Viola Carr-Woods Ms. Taylor L. Cassidy ’15

Central Indiana Chapter, CPCU Mr. Alex Markov and Mrs. Amber R. Chance*

Ms. Clare P. Chandler ’16

Ms. Sarah Cho* and Mr. Mateusx Kosciuk

Mr. and Mrs. Greg N. Cislak

Elizabeth Woodard Clark (’59)

Mr. Samuel P. Clarke ’11

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clarke (Brian*) Class of 2026

Mr. Brent E. Cleveland ’10 Mr. Wesley P. Cleveland ’07

Mr. and Ms. William Clouse Coca-Cola Give

Margaret Coe (Peggy Butler ’48)

Mr. Gary Cohen (Gary ’73)

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Cohen Mr. Aaron J. Cohn ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Coleman (Morgan Peacock ’94)

Mr. and Mrs. J. Stephen Colwell (Steve ’51)

Mr. Adam R. Corya ’92

Mr. Joshua Cosman and Ms. Bethanie Cosman*

Mr. and Mrs. Zach Couch (Rachel*) Mr. R. Michael Cournoyer ’06

Mr. Christopher Cowie* and Mr. Josh Branfield

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob R. Cox (Jessica Benson ’99)

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Crafton (Annie*)

Mr. Robert A. Crossin ’16

Mrs. Eliza M. Crowder (Lisa Miller ’54)

Mr. Phillip W. Crupi ’06

Ms. Jessica Culnan

Mr. Stephen Curry*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dakich

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Daniel (Lara Beeler ’87*)

DAR, Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davison (Jennifer*) Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Dawson (Margaret Spiegel ’62)

Ms. Stefanie Dean ’05* Mr. and Mrs. Tim Delaney (Emily*) Ruth and John Denton

Mr. John C. DePrez and Mrs. Lee Marks Mr. and Mrs. Mark DePrez (Emma*) Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Diaz (Abby*) Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Dick (Bradley ’99) Dr. and Ms. Robert Diegel Dr. Darin and Ms. Katherine Dill Ms. Gretchen L. Doninger and Mr. David Victorson (Gretchen ’87) Ms. Sibonginkosi Dube Dr. and Mrs. Sven H. Dubie (Sven*; Cammy*)

Patricia Duckworth Read

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dugandzic (Shauna Havercamp ’03)

Virginia Obrecht Dulworth (Din Obrecht ’46)

Drs. Ramesh and Priya Durvasula Mr. Ted Ebersole, Esq. John and Susan Eckel Cynthia Eiteljorg Mr. Jack Enkema ’16 Dr. Thomas and Ms. Jamey* Everett Ms. Katelyn Fallon*

Jonathan Faris

Mr. and Ms. Jonathon M. Farrier Mr. and Mrs. Alex Feldman (Alex ’03, Katie McKown ’03)

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ferreira Ms. Pamela Fischer

Mr. and Mrs. Art Fisher (Katelyn Miner ’04) Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Fisher Roxanne Hunter and Jon Fitzpatrick Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzsimmons (Bitsy Taggart ’62)

Ms. Kali Flores*

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flowers (Chuck*) Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Forrestal (Lily*) Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Fox (Krista*) Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Francis Mr. Jeff A. Frizzell

Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Gaard

Mr. Mark Gaines

Ms. April Gaines

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Garbowit (Wendy Mantel ’72)

Mr. Timothy Gee*

Mr. Scott Luter and Ms. Laura M. Gellin* Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Gershman (Ryan ’04) Drs. Carlos and Ruth Gimeno

Mr. Jonathan Glassman and Ms. Guilianna Zamora (Jon ’99) Ms. Holly Glenn*

Dr. and Mrs. Alan M. Golichowski

Mr. Matthew Goller and Mrs. Tiffani T. Taylor

Dr. Kelayne E. Goodspeed*

Ann M. Goris (Cookie Morrison ’55)

Mr. Jerry Grayson

Edith Greiwe

Mr. and Mrs. Rick W. Gross (Rick*)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grubb (Andrea*)

Mr. and Mrs. Gareth Gulino (Jennifer*)

Dr. Sean Gussick and Dr. Vasantha Aaron

Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hammock

Mr. Craig Hampson and Mrs. Helen Cole Hampson

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hamstra (James ’96)

Dr. Eric P. Hanson and Dr. Celia N. Cruz Mary Pat Hanson (Pat Evans ’67)

Mr. and Mrs. August M. Hardee (Chip ’85)

Mr. and Mrs. David Harris (Marion*)

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Hawkins (Sam ’94, Sarah Smith ’97)

Mr. Harold Rodenberg and Mrs. Julie Leanne Heck Rodenberg (Julie ’89)

Ms. Jennifer Heemer

Mr. Jaskaran S. Heir ’07

Mr. Ronald W. Hellmann*

Mr. Chad Helm and Mrs. Kimberly Espich

Mr. Nicholas and Ms. Lilianna Helmuth (Lili ’09*)

Mr. John Whalen and Ms. Lisa A. Hendrickson (Lisa ’77)

Bradley and Alyona Herman (Bradley ’04)

Ms. Hannah Herman*

Mr. Thomas Hicks ’77

Mr. Dan Hirst and Mrs. Charla Willian Ms. Emily Hoff*

Ms. Hilary Hoffman*

Mr. and Mrs. James D. Holton (Jim ’71)

Mr. Mitchell Rex and Ms. Claire Wishard Hoppenworth ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson B. Houck

Elaine Housten

Miss LaToya Howard

Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Hsiao

Dr. and Dr. Michael Huang

Mr. Nicholas and Ms. Brooke Hubbuch (Brooke Sagalowsky ’01)

Ms. Gretchen L. Hueni

Drs. John and Ella Hurrell

IBM International Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Berkley Isaac

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Isaacson (Laura Buonanno ’02*)

Mr. Craig T. Jackson ’82

Mr. Christian Jacobs*

Mr. Arthur B. James ’87

Miss Sara Rose D. C. Jetty ’07

Anthony and Brandi Johnson

Ms. Joanna Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Montell Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Johnson

Ms. Sandra Johnson*

Mrs. Prethenia K. Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Jones

Ms. Mallory Jurkash* and Mr. John Jurkash

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kacyn (Mary Beth Winingham ’06)

Dr. and Mrs. Eungoo Kang Mr. Adam M. Katz ’20

Mr. Jaren S. Katz ’17

Ms. Wendy K. Kaufman ’85

Mr. Bob Kennedy

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kerr (Amy*)

Dr. Faisal Khan and Dr. Beenish Amjad Michael and Susan Kilkenny Annie Kimsey-Lawrence ’03 Ms. Emily King

Mr. Royal King ’83

Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Kinon

Mrs. Joie Kipka

David and Mary Kivela

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kizer (Ann*)

Ms. Charlotte Klamer ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Seth H. Kleiman (Seth ’94)

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klinger

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Knickerbocker Dr. and Dr. Paul Y. Ko

Mr. Mark C. Koivuniemi ’06

Dr. and Mrs. John Kondelik

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kpedi (Ann*)

Kroger Community Rewards

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kruse (Katie Mothershead ’65)

Dr. Stephanie Kucsera*

Ms. Heather M. A. Kulwin ’92

Mr. Yogesh Kumar and Mrs. Neetika Arora

Mr. Lamonte Kuskye*

Mr. Lance Ladendorf ’05

Ms. Sarah LaFay*

Mr. George B. Landrigan ’81

Mr. William Langley* and Mr. Alex Bostick

Ms. Lindsey Lawrence*

Mr. William Lawson ’00 and Mrs. Stephanie Goodrid Lawson ’00

Dr. Li-Chun Lee-Thompson* and Mr. Donald Thompson

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Leffler

Ms. Eva-Maria Lemon*

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Lewis (Adrienne Mossler ’00)

Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lindeman

Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsey

Mr. and Mrs. David Lindsey

Mr. John A. Lloyd ’16

Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Lombardo

Dr. Harold Longe and Dr. Olufunke Louise Brimmo-Longe

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lorentz

Mr. Michael Weidman and Ms. Alexandria N. Lucchese Weidman (Lexi Lucchese ’06)

Mr. Joseph M. Macko

Ms. Kathryn Madren*

Dr. and Mrs. Rajesh Mallela

Mr. and Mrs. Blair G. Mancini

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mantel (Flo Mary Foreman ’46)

Debbie and Jerry March

Mr. Giacomo Marchetti and Ms. Giulia Carloni

Ms. Concepcion Marin* and Mr. Frank Regich*

Mr. and Mrs. Kelin Mark, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Marra (Andy ’06)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Massel (Michael ’07, Amanda Ranek ’06)

Drs. Viney and Sonika Mathavan

Mary Sydney Matuska (Mary Sydney Haram ’52)

Phyllis J. Maw

Ms. Lee S. McClure (Penny Spencer ’56)

Mr. Jonathan M. McClure ’06

Dr. and Mrs. J. Allen McCutchan (Emily Klamer ’61)

Dr. Scott* and Ms. Elizabeth McDougall Dr. William McGarvey

Dr. James McGill and Dr. Julie Fetters

Ms. Mary M. McGonagle* and Mr. Fred Dubinger

Dr. Matthew D. McGrath* and Dr. Jamie Calhoun

Mr. and Mrs. Kerk McKeon (Emily Arnold ’90)

Ms. Anna C. McKown ’09

Mx. Mac D. McMechan ’06 Mr. Louis F. Meek III

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Meier (Grace Barlow ’11)

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Mervis Mr. Carl V. Meyer ’19 Mrs. Susan Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Miller

Mr. and Mrs. Toby Miller (Sharon Resener ’78)

Mrs. Suzanne Miller

Mr. Jay C. Miller ’16 Mr. Carter D. Miller ’18 Ms. Sarah Milli

Mr. John and Ms. Deborah Minor Mr. and Mrs. Juan C. Morales (Lori*)

Ms. Stephanie Motter Dr. Julie Moyers and Ms. Julia Nevin Ms. Nombulelo Mundawarara*

Mr. Gavin M. Murphy ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan T. Murray (Jordan*) Ms. Lara E. Naanouh ’09

Mr. and Mrs. Nadeem Najam

Mr. James Napier* and Prof. Stacy O’Reilly

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nelson (Rebecca*) Bob Nelson ’59

Ms. Cassandra D. Nelson Craig* and Mr. Kyle D. Craig

The Blake Lee and Carolyn Lytle Neubauer Charitable Fund, a fund of Hamilton County Community Foundation

Mr. Christopher B. Neubauer ’06

Mr. and Mrs. Tung Nguyen (Anita Mathur ’03)

Ms. Sheridan K. Nichols and Dr. Bernard Tisdael (Sheridan ’92)

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nixon (Erin*)

Mr. and Mrs. Matt Nowlin (Merle*)

Mr. Michael Oberthur

Mr. and Mrs. David G. Odmark (Liz*)

Ms. Rita Theadford Offett (Rita Theadford ’69)

Mrs. Mary Jane O’Neill

Mr. Craig Otto ’77

Ms. Jerri L. Painter

Mr. Matt Painter

Jeanne Lindholm Palleiko ’62

Jennifer L. Palmer (Jennifer Harris ’03*)

Mr. Michael Paredes and Dr. Genevieve Shaker

Mr. and Mrs. Chirag Patel

Mr. Nathan Perry*

Ms. Grace Perry*

Mr. Eric Petenbrink*

Ms. Lisa Picha Stewart*

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Pickering Mr. Frederick* and Ms. Jill Pinch Ms. Michelle Pinner Ms. Faith Plummer* Mr. Kristopher A. Polzin ’08 Ms. Kelli Polzin ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Andre Porter Dr. Abigail Poyser ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Shane Predmore Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pruis (Gina*) Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Pumphrey (Adrian*) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Quinnette (Madi*) Dr. and Ms. Robert A. Quirey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rabinowitch Mrs. and Mrs. Jackie A. Bols Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Raiser (Charlie ’65) Ms. Jenna L. Ramsey ’06 Dr. George F. Rapp Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Rayford Mrs. Elizabeth Recio-Wentz* Ms. Madeline M. Reese ’10 Mr. and Mrs. George K. Reynolds (George ’65)

Mr. Alfred O. Reynolds (Tod ’63) Ms. Laura Reysz* Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rhodehamel (Will ’79, Megan Crowell ’79) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richards Ms. Blair Richards* and Mr. Jason Niebrugge

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Riddle (Sharon*) Mary Anne Riley

Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Risinger (Seth*) Mr. Ben Holloway and Mrs. Emily C. Ristine Holloway (Emily Ristine ’94)

Mr. Steve and Ms. Amy Robbins Alexander L. Rogers ’61

Reverend C. Davies Reed and Mrs. Carol Cummings Rogers ’59

Mr. and Mrs. Toby T. Rogers (Toby*; Sara*) Mr. and Mrs. Rodolphe Rouhana, Esq. Mr. Mike and Ms. Jenny Rundle Ms. Kallen Ruston*

Mr. Sean Fick and Ms. Sheryl D. Sabandal (Sheryl ’06)

Ms. Cristy Sagalowsky

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Salatich (Sam*; Jamie*)

Ms. Dawn Sandoe

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schalliol

Mrs. Janice Schaming

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander N. Scherer (Alex ’07, Kathryn Crabb ’07)

Mrs. June Scheumann

The Lamott-Schiffer Family

Mr. and Mrs. Rod Schroeder (Laura Kivela ’90*)

Drs. Aaron and Christina Scifres

Mr. and Mrs. David C. Scofield (David ’09)

Mr. F. Cory Scott and Ms. Julie C. DeVoe (Cory*, Julie ’85)

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Scotten

Dr. Tyra Seldon*

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Selm

Mr. and Mrs. Ravi Shah

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Shane (Ben ’96)

Dr. Matthew Shaw and Mrs. Chen Bi Mr. Leo Shaw ’24

Mr. Reginald L. Shelt (JR*)

Mr. and Mrs. Jason T. Sibbitt (Wendy*)

Ms. Jane C. Sidey* and Mr. Michael J. Sanich

Mr. Angad S. Sikand ’15

Mr. and Mrs. G. Pearson Smith, Jr. Mr. Peter F. Smith* and Ms. Jennifer Hufford

Mr. and Mrs. Damon Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Smith (Kathy Schmid ’86)

Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Smith (Adrianne Glidewell ’98)

Ms. Pauline Spiegel

Ms. Grace E. Spoerner ’16

Dr. Methee Srivatana and Mrs. Susanne Lee Mr. Colin C. Stalnecker ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Seth A. Stevens (Amy Kleymeyer ’97)

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stokes (John ’86) Dr. Norman and Dr. Anne Stump

Mr. and Ms. James F. Sturman (Jim ’67, Emily Moore ’66)

Mr. Jason and Dr. Molly Sturman (Jason ’93, Molly Foglesong ’93)

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sturman

Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton

Ms. Shari Sutton*

Ms. Retha K. Swain*

Ms. Christine A. Swart

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Swinger

Mrs. Olivia Taurel-Ashby (Olivia Taurel ’06)

Mr. Joshua Kaback and Mrs. Mollie R. Tavel (Mollie ’06)

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Taylor (Sue*)

Mr. Bryan and Dr. Carmen Taylor*

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Teets (Heather*)

Ms. Alicia Thomas ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Thompson

Ms. Nancy Thompson

Vivian Alpert Thompson ’67

Mr. John R. Thornburgh II ’06

Mr. and Mrs. David Todd (Ellen*)

Mr. Jaco V. Tormes and Dr. Flavea T. Reis

Mr. and Mrs. Eric Toth (Karen*)

Starr Emily Townsend ’66

Rebecca Garrison Tracy ’52

Mr. John H. Travis ’80

2021-2022 Annual Giving to the School

Ms. Nicole Tremblay*

Ms. Lee Tumminello

Mr. Jose Valencia* and Mr. Jimmie Johns

Ms. Michelle VanderPlaats*

Ms. Tammye Vaughn

The Verma Family

Mr. and Ms. DeMario Vitalis

Dr. and Mrs. Eric Vonderohe

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Wade (Steve ’83)

Mr. and Mrs. David M. Wade (David ’85)

Mr. Eddy Wagner* and Ms. Maya A. Vance (Maya ’12)

Mr. and Mrs. Montez Washington

Mr. Scott Watanabe ’89

Mr. and Mrs. Lane Waters (Lane*)

Drs. Susan and Whitten Watson

Mr. William Jennings and Ms. Adrienne E. Watson (Adrienne Watson ’06)

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Watson (Susan*)

Mr. Sullivan D. Watson ’23

Meredith Weaver

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weigle

Mrs. Tina M. Weldon (Tina Mark ’69)

Mr. Adam D. Welsh ’06

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Wempe (Ken*)

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wessler

Mr. and Mrs. Marty Wessler

Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Weymuth (D.J.*)

Mr. Benjamin and Dr. Ashlee Wheat

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitacre

Mr. and Mrs. John B. White (John ’76)

Mr. and Mrs. David White (Cindy*)

Mr. and Mrs. Courtney M. Whitehead (Courtney*; Beth*)

Philip A. Whitesell ’53

Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Wilcox

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Williams (Joe ’80)

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Williamson (Brent*)

Mr. and Mrs. Duane E. Willsey (Duane ’82)

Mr. and Mrs. William K. Winingham (Kent ’08)

Mr. and Mrs. David Winn

Ms. Holly Wood*

Ms. Mary Woolling ’72

Ms. Kimberley Wright*

Dr. and Dr. Carrie Xu

Mr. and Mrs. Hao Yu

Ms. Mary Zajac*

Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Zdravkovic (Ellen Grein ’10)

Ms. Michelle C. Zhu ’17

The Park Tudor Janet Flanner Visiting Artist Series was thrilled to welcome award-winning, bestselling author and Pulitzer Prize Fiction Finalist Tim O’Brien to campus on November 11 for a reading and Q&A with our Upper School students. Mr. O’Brien read an excerpt from his collection of short stories, "The Things They Carried," and answered a series of questions moderated by Upper School English Teacher Mrs. Laura Gellin.

It was an inspiring and memorable way to spend Veterans Day.

2021-2022

IN HONOR OF

Tudor Hall Class of 1956 Nancy Kernahan Bussa ’56

Class of 1965

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kruse (Katie Mothershead ’65)

Class of 1992

Ms. Heather M. A. Kulwin ’92

Mrs. Karen Ayres

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Massel (Michael ’07, Amanda Ranek ’06)

Mr. Rex J. Burkman ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burkman

Mrs. Lorelei R. Farlow

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Meier (Grace Barlow ’11)

Ms. Pamela Fischer

The Rothbaum Family

Mr. Bennett W. Ford ’27

Mark and Linda Ford Gary and JoAnn Quinnette

Ms. Elizabeth R. Ford ’29

Mark and Linda Ford Gary and JoAnn Quinnette

Mrs. Wendy L. Garbowit (Wendy Mantel ’72)

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mantel (Flo Mary Foreman ’46)

Mr. Jerry Grayson

Ann M. Stack

Dr. Jan Guffin

Mr. John R. Thornburgh II ’06

Mr. Samuel J. Housten ’28 Elaine Housten

Mr. William S. Housten ’31 Elaine Housten

Anwari Husain

Mr. Arshad Husain and Mrs. Tabassum Parkar

Mrs. Mary Beth Kacyn (Mary Beth Winingham ’06)

Mr. R. Michael Cournoyer ’06

Ms. Vivian R. Keller ’23 Mr. Harold Rodenberg and Mrs. Julie Leanne Heck Rodenberg ’89

Ms. Claire L. Lewis ’31

Dr. Jeffrey and Ms. Calise Mossler

Mr. Oliver R. Lewis ’34 Dr. Jeffrey and Ms. Calise Mossler

Ms. Lauren E. Lindsey ’24 Phyllis J. Maw

Mr. David B. Malcom

Mr. Jonathan M. McClure ’06

Ms. Emily Mantel ’76

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mantel (Flo Mary Foreman ’46)

Mrs. Melanie D. Marshall Ms. Susan Batt (Susie ’92)

Ms. Hilary T. Mohs ’08 Richard and Terry Mohs

Mr. William A. Morris ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Kenton Morris

Mr. Anwar J. Penn ’22 Mr. and Ms. Kevin Penn

Ms. Emilia C. Quinnette ’36 Gary and JoAnn Quinnette

Miss Krista Ann Richter ’87 Jim and Julie Richter

Ms. Abigail E. Rogers ’27 Mrs. Nancy Allen

Mr. Carter A. Rogers ’30 Mrs. Nancy Allen

Mr. Turner J. Schaming ’25 Mrs. Janice Schaming

Ms. Avery E. Sellers ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sellers

Ms. Tala A. Sharba ’22 Dr. Abdulkarim Sharba and Mrs. Reham Awad

Dr. Geoffrey Sharpless Mrs. Kim A. Stickney (Kim Smith ’74)

Mr. Michael E. Sogard Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Sogard

Ms. Sue E. Stemen Mr. David W. Bender ’20

IN MEMORY OF

Mr. Nathaniel Averyt Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Beesley

Mr. J. Michael Ayres Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Massel (Michael ’07, Amanda Ranek ’06)

Mrs. Diana Baker (Diana Hutchison ’69) Cols. Terry and Lyndi Balven (Lyndi Hutchison ’67) Mrs. Tina M. Weldon (Tina Mark ’69)

Mr. Travis Ball, Jr. Mary Ann Antley Angus Antley ’86 Dr. Catherine Antley ’82

Mrs. Judith M. Bowes (Judi Meek ’49) Ms. Cristy Sagalowsky Mr. Louis F. Meek III

Ms. Tessa E. Byers ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Zdravkovic (Ellen Grein ’10)

Mr. Stephen Cline ’63

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63)

Mr. Barrow Davidian

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rhodehamel (Will ’79, Megan Crowell ’79)

Mr. Tony Dezelan Joe and Cathy Dezelan

Mrs. Deborah M. Dominguez Dr. William R. Grider

Mr. Stephen Eddy ’63 Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63)

Mr. John W. Esterline III ’53 Philip A. Whitesell ’53

Mr. Robert W. Evans ’61 Alexander L. Rogers ’61

Mr. Shanon A. Fields ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Kerk McKeon (Emily Arnold ’90)

Mr. Charles J. Foxlow Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63) Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rhodehamel (Will ’79, Megan Crowell ’79) Jim and Priscilla Worrall (Jim ’61)

Ms. Julie Gaughan Chris and Debbie Everett (Debbie Stuart ’69)

Ms. Martha A. Gill Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzsimmons (Bitsy Taggart ’62)

Mr. Matthew Glidewell ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Smith (Adrianne Glidewell ’98)

Ms. Sara L. Haber Jeanne Lindholm Palleiko ’62

Mr. Nathaniel C. Hamilton III ’63 Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63)

Ms. Lucy Hawkins Ms. Rita Theadford Offett ( Rita Theadford ’69)

Mr. W. Dean Hawver Mr. John E. Burns III ’69

Mr. John P. Holton, Jr. ’63 Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63)

Mr. Thomas Howard ’54 Mrs. Linda Howard

Mr. Rob C. Hueni Anonymous Mr. Samuel P. Clarke ’11 Mr. Robert A. Crossin ’16 Drs. Carlos and Ruth Gimeno Ms. Gretchen L. Hueni Annie Kimsey-Lawrence ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Marra (Andy ’06) Mr. and Mrs. David L. Nie (Jennifer*) Dr. and Mrs. Eric Vonderohe

Mr. Michael K. Jones ’82 Mrs. Marya E. Jones ’78 Mrs. Prethenia K. Jones

Mr. Oliver S. Lang ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Smith

Mr. Richard W. Lee

Mr. Stephen J. Dutton and Ms. Ellen W. Lee (Ellen ’67)

Mr. H. Peter Lieber ’62 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Wishard (Gordon ’62)

Mrs. Judy Lowe

Mr. and Ms. James F. Sturman (Jim ’67, Emily Moore ’66)

Reverend John A. Lynn ’61 Alexander L. Rogers ’61 Jim and Priscilla Worrall (Jim ’61)

Dr. Henry Matthew ’61 Alexander L. Rogers ’61

Mrs. Sandra M. McConnell (Sandie McConnell ’59) Bob Nelson ’59

Mr. John L. Miller ’63

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63) Mrs. Suzanne Miller

Mr. Michael Mulcahy ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Thompson

Mr. Michael O’Neill

Mrs. Mary Jane O’Neill

Mr. Anthony L. Onstott

Cols. Terry and Lyndi Balven (Lyndi Hutchison ’67)

Mr. William H. Osborne (Haydon ’10)

Anonymous

Dr. Stephen Bogdewic and Mrs. Elizabeth Lee

Peter, Rebecca, and Brent Cleveland Mr. Gary Cohen (Gary ’73)

Dr. and Mrs. Alan M. Golichowski Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Hamilton Mrs. Chris Hammock

Debbie and Jerry March

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Meier (Grace Barlow ’11)

Ms. Tina Morris

Mr. and Ms. James F. Sturman (Jim ’67, Emily Moore ’66)

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sturman Mrs. Susan Taylor*

Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Zdravkovic (Ellen Grein ’10)

Mrs. M.C. Pennington (M.C. Swartz ’52) Mary Sydney Matuska (Mary Sydney Haram ’52) Ms. Dawn Sandoe

Mrs. Martha Pollack

Mr. Bruce A. Cordingley and Mrs. Denise Stolkin-Cordingley

Mr. Andrew D. Ponader ’10

Mr. and Mrs. Lazar Zdravkovic (Ellen Grein ’10)

Mr. Richard H. Reahard ’67

Mr. and Ms. James F. Sturman (Jim ’67, Emily Moore ’66)

Mr. Baxter S. Rogers ’59

Reverend C. Davies Reed and Mrs. Carol C. Rogers (Carol Cummings ’59)

Colonel Torrence W. Rogers ’56

Anonymous

Mr. Mark Rominger ’88

Roxanne Hunter and Jon Fitzpatrick Ms. Mary M. McGonagle* and Mr. Fred Dubinger

2021-2022 Annual Giving to the School July 1, 2021–June 30, 2022

Mr. Norb Schaefer, Jr. ’48

Mary Catherine and Scott Brown (Scott ’81)

Mr. Charles N. Smith ’28

Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Raiser (Charlie ’65)

Mr. P. James Stokes

Ms. Heather M. A. Kulwin ’92

Mr. Leo M. Swart

Ms. Christine A. Swart

Mr. David E. Walsh ’63

Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller (Scott ’63)

Dr. John B. White

Mr. and Mrs. John B. White (John ’76)

Ms. Susan Wilcox

Ms. Jennifer Heemer

Mr. John R. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dakich

Mr. Mitchell Rex and Ms. Claire Wishard Hoppenworth (Claire Wishard ’88)

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson B. Houck Ms. Wendy K. Kaufman ’85

Mr. George B. Landrigan ’81

Ann M. Stack

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Wishard (Gordon ’62)

Mrs. Deborah W. Woodfin

(Debbie Wasden ’69)

Cols. Terry and Lyndi Balven (Lyndi Hutchison ’67)

Mr. David B. Yingling ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Yingling (Jeff ’78) Mrs. Mary L. Yingling

THANK A TEACHER

Mrs. Stephanie S. Behringer

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baldwin

Mr. Dhruv Biswas and Mrs. Deblina Sharma Mr. Matthew Goller and Mrs. Tiffani T. Taylor

Mr. Gary M. Bender

Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Ms. Ashley Bennett

Dr. and Mrs. M. Craig McMains

Mrs. Sarah Bigler

Mr. and Ms. William Clouse

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miroff (Drew ’92)

Mr. Jeffrey Bird, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Wilcox

Mr. Andrew S. Bogan

Dr. Edmond Bendaly and Dr. Zeina Nabhan

Mr. Timothy and Ms. Paige Button Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ciaccia

Mr. Brad and Mrs. Stephanie Grabow

Mr. Nolan Brokamp

Mr. James N. Ohler and Ms. Anya L. Aslanova Ms. Gretchen L. Hueni

Dr. Andy Mulvey and Dr. Martina Mutone

Dr. Heather J. Carmody

Mr. and Mrs. Jay Lorentz

Mr. Michael Paredes and Dr. Genevieve Shaker

Mr. Brian Clarke

Mr. Brad and Mrs. Stephanie Grabow

Mrs. Anne R. Crafton

Dr. Aaron and Dr. Kandice Ludwig Mary Anne Riley

Dr. Sven H. Dubie

Mr. Frederic Bowles and Ms. Angela Watkins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miroff (Drew ’92)

Mr. Charles Flowers Tucker and Mary Hawkins

Mrs. Lily W. Forrestal

Mr. Dustin Havenar and Mrs. Inna Caron

Mr. Joseph K. Fumusa

Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Benoit

Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miroff (Drew ’92) Dr. R. Christopher Miyamoto and Mrs. Brenda Miyamoto (Chris ’88)

Mr. Timothy Gee Anonymous

Mr. James N. Ohler and Ms. Anya L. Aslanova Mr. Todd and Ms. Marlo Katz

Dr. Kelayne E. Goodspeed Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. M. Craig McMains

Mrs. Marion Harris Mr. Hong Yang and Mrs. Fang Li Dr. Shants N. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Ms. Lilianna E. Helmuth ’09 Cynthia Eiteljorg Mr. Matthew Goller and Mrs. Tiffani T. Taylor Mr. Giacomo Marchetti and Ms. Giulia Carloni

Ms. Hannah Herman Dr. Philip Lee and Mrs. Olympia Ming

Ms. Emily Hoff Dr. Darin and Ms. Katherine Dill

Ms. Hilary Hoffman Bob and Julie Barker Mr. Mark Kirschner

Christian Jacobs Ms. Morgan E. McGill

Mrs. Inga M. Kahre Nelson and Esther Smiley

Mr. William Langley Dr. Andy Mulvey and Dr. Martina Mutone

Dr. Li-Chun Lee-Thompson Mr. and Ms. William Clouse Mr. Yi Gu and Ms. Min Xiao Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoskin Drs. Lawrence and Christine Lo

Ms. Kathryn Madren

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Dr. Matthew D. McGrath The Rothbaum Family

Mrs. Lori A. Morales Dr. and Mrs. Antonio Navarrete

Mr. Ryan Mossakowski Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Warner

Mr. James Napier Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Miroff (Drew ’92)

Ms. Cassandra D. Nelson Craig Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoskin

Mrs. Erin Nixon Anonymous

Mrs. Elizabeth Odmark Mr. Dustin Havenar and Mrs. Inna Caron

Ms. Grace Perry Anonymous

Mr. Eric Petenbrink Bob and Julie Barker Mr. and Ms. William Clouse

Mrs. Madison Quinnette Gary and JoAnn Quinnette

Mrs. Andrea Reid Anonymous

Ms. Laura Reysz Mr. and Mrs. Peter Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Mrs. Sharon Riddle Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Mr. Ryan Ritz Dr. Tom and Ms. Guihua Xiao

Mr. F. Cory Scott Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoskin Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Dr. Tyra Seldon Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Smith

Ms. Jane C. Sidey Dr. Tom and Ms. Guihua Xiao

Mr. Spencer E. Summerville ’06 Dr. Christina Bodurow Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weigle

Dr. Carmen Taylor Dr. Tom and Ms. Guihua Xiao

Mrs. Heather Teets

Ms. Emily A. Bohn ’12 Mr. and Ms. Kevin Penn

Ms. Nicole Tremblay Mr. and Ms. Kevin Penn

Mr. Robert Vaden Anonymous

Ms. Michelle VanderPlaats Anonymous

Mr. Gareth Vaughan

Mr. David W. Bender ’20 Henry and Christine Camferdam Mr. G. William and Ms. Susan Tolbert (Susan McVie ’68)

Mrs. Sarah K. Webster

Mr. and Mrs. Montell Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Klinger Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller Dr. Tom and Ms. Guihua Xiao

Mr. Kenneth A. Wempe Anonymous

Mr. Donald J. Weymuth (D.J.)

Mr. Michael Paredes and Dr. Genevieve Shaker

Mr. Courtney M. Whitehead

Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Miller

Mrs. Brandi Williams

Mr. Julien Orenbuch and Ms. Alice Holst

Ms. Mary Zajac

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ciaccia

Statement of Operations - Year Ending June 30, 2022

REVENUES

EXPENDITURES

18,850,044 1,051,521 2,674,428 2,250,000 24,825,993 17,059,531 980,466 2,825,560 1,404,990 2,087,267 2,195,890 26,553,704 (1,727,711)

REVENUES

EXPENDITURES

Park Tudor Endowment Society

The Park Tudor Endowment Society was created in 1993 to honor those who have included Park Tudor in their wills, estate plants, or as a beneficiary designation. Park Tudor is deeply grateful for this support.

Anonymous – 12

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Allen

Mrs. Doris Barr (Doris Wilson ’41 # )

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barrett (John #, Marjorie # )

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Batt (Bob ’95)

Ms. Susan Batt (Susie ’92)

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Betz (Holly Hapak ’83)

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Bishop

Gina and Jim Bremner

John and Catherine Bridge

Dan and Betsy Brunette

Mrs. Margaret Z. Bryan (Peggy Zimmer ’30 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Bussa (Nancy Kernahan ’56)

David and Ellen Bussard

Steven S. Cagle (Steve ’71)

Mr. John W. Carmack ( ’43 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Carr ( Susan Nunamaker ’69)

Mr. and Mrs. Alex S. Carroll (Alex ’35 #, Marilyn # )

Mr. Smiley N. Chambers ( ’44 # )

Mr. Allen W. Clowes ( ’35 # )

Ms. Alice Cohen #

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cooper

Mrs. Madelaine Cunning (Madelaine Speers ’30 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeVito Joseph and Cathy Dezelan

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Duginske (Pat # )

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Ellsworth (Robbie Norris ’68)

The Estate of James W. Emison (Jim ’48 # ) Stephen and Julia Enkema

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Everett (Debbie Stuart ’69)

Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Falender (Steve ’67, Debbi Dudenhoffer ’66)

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fehsenfeld, Jr. Thomas and Karen Ferrara

Mrs. Janice B. Fisher (Janice Ball ’35 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Zach W. Ford (Abby*)

Mr. and Mrs. Fritz French

Bruce and Karen Galbraith

The Estate of Barbara K. Gamble (Barbara Kroeger ’36 # )

Richard and Nancy Gaynor Philip and Dorothea Genetos

Ms. Josie George

Robert and Linda Goad

Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Green (Harry #, Loretta # )

Tom and Mary Grein

Mrs. Edith Greiwe

Mrs. Mary Josephine Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Groves (Emily Hebert ’93*)

Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder Hall (Bill ’29 #, Christine # )

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hammock

The Estate of Mrs. Sandra Hardee (Sandra Dixon ’55 # )

The Estate of Mrs. Mary Harris (Punch DePrez ’33 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Hebert

Mrs. Caroline S. Henderson (Caroline Gray ’42)

Ms. Lisa A. Hendrickson and Mr. John Whalen (Lisa ’77)

J. Mark and Claudia Hilligoss

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Holliday (John ’42 #, Phyllis Behringer ’42 # )

Mr. Dennis T. Hollings ( ’83 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Holton (Philip #, Ruth # )

Daniel and Deborah Homan

Nick and Joni Hrisomalos

Mr. and Mrs. Rob C. Hueni (Rob # )

Mr. Donald E. Hughes ( ’54 # )

Ms. Joni W. Hughes ’75

Doug and Viveka Jennings

Dr. Elizabeth Jessup (Liz ’77)

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jessup (Robert # ) Dr. and Mrs. Rick Johns (Jennifer Griggs ’85)

Miss Patricia Jones ( ’34 # )

The Estate of Mrs. Ellen R. Kahlo (Ellen Rogers ’30 # )

Dr. and Mrs. Jack L. Kane (Jack # )

Barton and Judy Kaufman Maria Kimsey

Mr. Jeff L. and Dr. Jennifer Kittle (Jeff ’89)

David and Anne Knall

Miss Marjorie Kroeger (Marge ’44 # ) Miss Barbara Kroger ’57

Mr. Matthew D. Larkin ’91

Mr. Kelley C. Lasek and Dr. Dana G. Lasek (Dana Giles ’83)

William V. and Catherine W. Lawson (Cathy Wood ’72)

Albert and Jasmine Lee Dr. and Mrs. Roger Lenke

Mr. Tom Linebarger and Ms. Michele Janin

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. MacAllister (Chris ’74)

Mr. and Mrs. Xavier E. Maudlin (Xavier # )

Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. McCreary (Richard #, Elizabeth Taggart ’31 )

Mr. Russell C. McDermott (Bo ’52 # )

Mr. and Mrs. H. Roll McLaughlin (Roll #, Linda Hamilton ’43 # )

Ms. Mary Lea McTurnan ’83

Mr. and Mrs. William G. McWilliams (Bill ’42 #, Doris # )

Michael and Ann Merkel

Dr. R. Christopher Miyamoto and Mrs. Brenda Miyamoto (Chris ’88)

Mr. James K. Moss ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick G. Murphy (Heather Reilly ’90)

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Newcombe (Linda Barton ’55 # )

Ms. Sheridan K. Nichols, Ph.D. ’92

Mrs. Martha Norris (Martha Adams ’42 # )

Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Ochsner (Harold #, Mary Evans ’20 # )

Mrs. Phyllis Oldham ( # )

Steven W. Palmer ’86

Ms. Jennifer L. Pettinga ’82

The Eugene S. Pulliam Trust (Eugene #, Jane #)

Ms. Myrta Pulliam ’65

Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp (Peggy # )

Dr. and Mrs. John G. Rapp

Estate of Miss Sally Reahard ( ’26 # )

Mr. Robert B. Rhoads ( ’32 # )

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Rhodehamel (Will ’79, Megan Crowell ’79)

Mr. and Mrs. Peter and Sophie Richardson (Peter #, Hebby Weiss ’42 # )

Mrs. Natalie Riddell (Natalie Griener ’45 # )

Mr. Theodore M. Robinson (Tripp ’85)

Ms. Carole Diane Roe

Reverend C. Davies Reed and Mrs. Carol C. Rogers (Carol Cummings ’59) Mr. Floyd C. Satterlee and Ms. Michelle Stoneburner

Mr. Phil G.D. Schaefer ’76

Dr. Ullrich Schwertschlag and Dr. Teresa Alati Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Simon (Robert #, Helaine Borinstein ’39 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Smith (Adrianne Glidewell ’98)

Jonathan and Susan Spafford Ann L. Spalding ( ’48 # )

Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Stalnecker (Julie Pettinga ’72)

Ms. Mary Stanley Bill and Jennifer Stearman Mrs. Florence Stewart (Florence Barrett ’30 # ) Michael and Barbara Stewart

Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Stewart Mrs. Kim A. Stickney (Kim Smith ’74)

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Stiles, Sr. (John ’56) Mr. and Mrs. P. James Stokes (Jim #, Jeannine Grinslade ’46 ) Mrs. Mary F. Stone # Mrs. Mary Eleanor Stuart (Mary Eleanor Fenstermaker ’39 # )

James and Emily Sturman (Jim ’67, Emily Moore ’66)

Jason F. Sturman and Molly Sturman (Jason ’93, Molly Foglesong ’93)

Mrs. Frederic W. Taylor (Anne Ayres ’28 # )

The Toomey Family

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Tucker

Mrs. Betty E. Vickery #

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Vonnegut (Richard ’32 #, Barbara Martin ’39 # )

Carl and Jan Weigle

Mr. and Mrs. Kent Weldon (Kent #, Tina Mark ’69 )

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. West (Dick ’42 # ) Mr. and Mrs. Richard White Mrs. Jane Whitney #

Mr. and Mrs. William A. Wick (Bill #, Lucy Holliday ’44 # )

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Wishard (Gordon ’62)

Mr. and Mrs. William N. Wishard (Bill ’59) Mr. and Mrs. James L. Worrall (Jim ’61) Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wright (Thomas # ) Gene and Mary Ann Zink

Faculty Members* Deceased #

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Alumni Feature: Maya Leibman ’84 Takes Flight

By Cathy Yingling Chapelle ’87

Until September, Maya Leibman ’84 was executive vice president and chief information officer for American Airlines, a position she held since 2012. As CIO, Maya oversaw all technology efforts for the airline, including software development, infrastructure, operations, and cybersecurity. During her 28-year career at American Airlines, Maya has served in a variety of roles and has overcome many challenges, including economic downturns, 9/11, bankruptcy, a merger with US Airways, and most recently the COVID-19 pandemic. I recently sat down with Maya to review her successful career and learn more about her recent move to London with her family.

You earned your Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature from the University of Chicago. How did you transition from a liberal arts background to IT?

It was really a bit of a fluke. At the University of Chicago, I gravitated towards English lit classes and always enjoyed them a lot. I credit Mr. Foxlow (longtime Park Tudor English teacher) for instilling in me a love of reading and books which carried on into college and beyond. I spent my junior year in Italy and when I came back, English was the only area where I had enough credits to graduate in four years, so that became my major. Perhaps that’s not the best way to choose one’s major! After college I moved to Los Angeles and worked at an ad agency which was a lot of fun, but I knew it wasn’t forever and soon I went back to school to get my M.B.A at U.C. Berkeley. American Airlines was recruiting at Berkeley for a role in the pricing and yield management area which I thought I’d go do for a year or maybe two at the most. I ended up staying for 28 years. American has been a great company for me and one that encouraged moving around a lot which is ultimately how I ended up in tech. I have held lots of different jobs during my time here, including the launch of AA.com in 1998, working in Argentina for our partner Aerolineas Argentinas, being President of the world’s largest loyalty program - AAdvantage and ultimately, leading the technology organization as the CIO. I’m really fortunate to have made my career at a company that encouraged gaining a breadth of experience.

So much has happened during your tenure at American Airlines. What are the biggest challenges you’ve faced?

If you had asked me this a couple years ago I would have rattled off impactful events like 9/11, the financial crisis of 2007/2008, the bankruptcy, the merger with US Airways, the grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX and other events like those. But now I’d have to say the biggest challenge was surviving COVID when overnight we lost virtually all customers and revenue. There is no playbook for something like that. We immediately grounded hundreds of aircraft and I can assure you there are no systems, no processes, to manage that since, of course, the aircraft aren’t meant to sit on the ground. Layer all this with the changes in how we work, the constantly changing regulatory environment, and the need to keep our customers and team members safe. For sure, this industry never gets boring.

You not only survived the merger between American and US Airways, but thrived and continued moving up in the company. How were you able to successfully navigate that period?

The merger was a fascinating learning experience for me. It was largely the team from US Airways that came in to run American, and so almost overnight all of my colleagues changed. Luckily I found the team from US Airways very welcoming and open. They made time for me and cared about what I thought. Most of all, I think I’ve been adaptable. Many people misinterpret Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution as survival of the fittest or strongest, when really what he talked about is survival of the most adaptable. Success in business, and in life for that matter,

requires a lot of adaptability. That’s true especially in tech which as we all know is constantly changing and evolving.

What has been your experience as a woman in IT and the C-suite - both male-dominated environments - and what is your advice for other women as they pursue careers in fields that might be dominated by men?

When I first became CIO I laughed when I went to tech conferences, because there was never a line for the women’s restroom, but the line for the men’s room was out the door! There have been many times when I was the only woman in the room. I realized early on that I needed to speak up and make my voice heard. I’ve been lucky to work with a lot of great men who were both mentors and allies for me.

My advice is not to let your inner critic get the best of you - let your inner champion speak more. Sometimes women start second-guessing themselves: “I’m not good/smart/ accomplished/whatever enough.” We need to understand that we deserve to be where we are and we have value to add. We need to speak up and share our opinions. Fortunately times are changing, and I’m now in a text/networking group with about 200 women CIOs and CXOs in technology. There are more women taking on these roles than ever before and the line for the women’s room has gotten a lot longer!

You’ve had such a demanding career, and have also raised a family. How have you been able to achieve work-life balance?

When I was younger I thought that if I just worked really hard and focused only on that, I would get ahead. Makes sense right? What I found is that when you sacrifice other parts of your life and what makes you a whole and complete human being for your work, you start to resent your job and end up doing it poorly. It has the opposite effect from what you intended. I realized that in order to be my best at work, I needed to not short-change my family and the other things I enjoy doing. I heard a great quote from organizational psychologist Adam

Grant that went something like “to get quality of work you need to have quality of life.” The reality is that no one is going to tell you to take time off; you need to take it yourself so that you can spend time pursuing your passions outside of work. You need to make your quality of life happen.

How did your Park Tudor education help prepare you for your future?

Mr. Foxlow (longtime Park Tudor English teacher) was a big influence on me. He set me on a path of reading literature, instilled a passion for books, and also taught me to write well. Writing is critically important; I think that no matter what career path you choose, if you aren’t able to clearly and artfully express your views to the world you will struggle.

I was also heavily involved in the band with Mr. Staubach (longtime Park Tudor band and orchestra teacher) and theater with Ms. Ulen (longtime Park Tudor drama teacher). I loved being involved in the plays and musicals and those experiences gave me the ability to stand up in front of a group of people and perform without being nervous or shy. I think that the performing arts are underappreciated as a contributor to success in business; part of the reason I think I’ve excelled

is because of the path that Park Tudor put me on. I’ve stayed involved in the theater; I worked in a professional theater company while I was at the University of Chicago and I serve on the Board of Directors of the Dallas Theater Center and have continued to be a patron.

What is next for you in your career?

American Airlines has a new CIO on board, so I’ve been helping with his transition; that will continue through the end of the year. Following that, I’ll be transitioning to an ad hoc consulting role in London. American has a large operation in the U.K. and throughout Europe, along with strong partnerships in this area with carriers like British Airways so there are many projects I will tackle. I’m really enjoying living in London and am getting properly schooled on how to make a cup of tea, how to mind the gap, and which football club to root for.

Maya Leibman with her husband, Robert Gross, and son, Perry, in London

Senior Kelsey Clouse Reports on a Summer in Taiwan

By Kelsey Clouse ’23

I applied for the National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y) Summer Chinese Mandarin program in October 2021. I went through a series of applications and different processes simply because I thought I would throw my hat in the ring. The application was free and fairly short and so after I finished it I forgot about it for a few months. I got my acceptance to receive the scholarship at the end of April and completed all the preprogram work by the beginning of June. My cohort was going to be in Kaohsiung City in Southern Taiwan where we would take classes at Wenzao Ursuline University.

In June we were flown to San Francisco, the pre-program orientation location for those going to Taiwan, and I got to meet everyone in my cohort. Over those three days, we had the liberty to explore the city in our free time and then participated in group activities together. This was my first time traveling alone and traveling across the country, so I was very anxious and scared I wouldn’t have any friends, but San Francisco was a great time to meet everyone and get to know the strangers you were going to be spending the next seven weeks with. We all traveled across the city and I got to go to In-and-Out Burger for the first time, play with children in the park, and be amazed by the massive grocery stores with my new friends. After those few days, we prepared for the 13-hour flight to Taiwan.

Due to Taiwan’s COVID regulations, we had to be in quarantine for a week upon our arrival, take a series of COVID tests, and update the Taiwan Disease Control every day on our health. During quarantine, we had class for three hours a day on Zoom, where we went over vocabulary and language patterns. Other than that we were could whatever we wanted; often some of us would go on Zoom and play video games and just get to know each other. The hotel we stayed at gave us so much food - we got three bento boxes a day along with the occasional local treat and snacks. When we first arrived at the hotel they had given

us many local snacks and drinks that I had never even heard of before. Along with every snack, our resident directors would describe to us what the snack was along with any cultural significance that it held. It was a great way to get to experience the culture while confined to a hotel room. My friends and I would often order UberEats from local restaurants to our rooms and indulge in all our free time.

Once released from quarantine we were able to explore the city of Kaohsiung, and within the first week, we visited several museums, restaurants, malls, temples, and night markets. Within the night markets there was a large array of many different international foods from all over the world, but the most common thing that I found at every night market we traveled to all across Taiwan were mango smoothies (芒果冰 沙). They were a staple along with scallion pancakes, soup dumplings, and other hand-held foods. The night markets were an amazing place to experience the average life of locals and students on weekends. My friends and I went out for hotpot (火 锅) almost three times a week.

The cultural excursions were my favorite part of the trip because we got to all travel together on a long bus (almost resembling a party bus because it had karaoke mics), sharing our funny stories and getting to know each other. We traveled to Qishan District (旗山車站), known for its old street markets, Nantou County (南投縣), which has the Sun and Moon Lake and beautiful mountains, Taitung City (臺東市), where we got to go to the beach, Hualien County (花锅市), where we went hiking in the mountain caves, and Taipei City (臺北), where we went to Taipei 101. Within two months I was able to travel all across Taiwan and catch a glimpse of the beautiful nature and rich cultural history that still encompasses the country today. All along these cultural excursions, we had several teachers from those regions help us experience the culture firsthand,

Kelsey Clouse and friends in Taiwan

through learning the native dances, and rituals, and learning how to cook special dishes, I was able to fully appreciate all the diversity between the native cultures across the country.

My language classes were three hours a day on school days, where we went over the new words and language patterns that we reviewed the night before. In Taiwan, students selfteach themselves the lessons the night before, allowing us to go straight into using those new words the next day. In class, we worked through passages, listened to conversations, and answered questions all with the new vocabulary. As I traveled around the country I slowly became more and more aware of these new words as I overheard locals during conversation or even when talking to the people in my cohort; slowly there were more and more words that I easily recognized. My language learning experience in Taiwan was a gradual one that allowed me to learn the words in class and then practice them in the real world, allowing me to not only practice with a textbook but also with people on the street. Our class also had field trips to the mall where we got to interview strangers using all the new things we learned. It gave us every opportunity to try and truly understand these new concepts. Every day, wherever I went I was practicing my conversational Chinese and reading all the local signs. Being surrounded by Chinese and having very limited access to English exponentially increased my language abilities as it pushed me to apply what I learned to get around and navigate my everyday life.

We were also given the opportunity to stay with host families for two weekends, where they could take us on trips as well and show us family life in Taiwan. With my host family, I was able to travel to art museums and climb a mountain. We also made visits to their grandparents’ houses where we baked together and learned how to play mahjong.

The people were what made a difference during the whole trip. Everyone in the cohort was assigned a Language Partner (锅伴) which was a student from Wenzao who would take us on trips around the city and help us with our conversational Chinese. My language partner - Wednesday was her English namebecame one of my closest friends and we still keep in touch today. Within my cohort, I was also able to make lifelong friends who really helped me survive the trip. It was my first time traveling abroad and my first time traveling alone, therefore I was very anxious about feeling alone and homesick; however, the close friends I made on this trip are some of the best people I know. We would go everywhere together, hang out in the dorm rooms, eat lunch in the cafeteria, and support each other through the tougher parts of the trip. I am so lucky to have been chosen for this opportunity, and I am always going to remember the best summer of my life.

Alumni News

Alumni Gather at IU and Purdue

Park Tudor faculty and Development Department staff enjoyed connecting with alums at gatherings at Mother Bear’s Pizza in Bloomington and the Mad Mushroom in West Lafayette. Thank you to all who came out to join us!

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Alums Return to Campus for Pumpkin Carving

Class Notes

1968

1979

Harry “Mac” McLaughlin, Jr. was appointed to the Crown Hill Cemetery Heritage Foundation, a support group for deferred maintenance, special projects and other needs not covered by the cemetery itself. Already serving on the Board are Cathy Wood Lawson ’72, Chris MacAllister ’74, and Gordon Wishard ’62 Mac will also serve on the Historic Preservation committee, as the Indiana Landmarks representative. He is currently in his 34th year as a real estate broker.

1998

Alexander Horwitz was recently appointed Chief Operating Officer of Legal Services NYC, the country’s largest provider of civil legal services for the underserved. The 60-year-old public interest law firm serves more than 100,000 people in need each year, with 400 staff attorneys. He was previously Executive Director of New Yorkers United for Justice and, prior to that, the Chief of Staff of homeless services organization The Doe Fund.

1999

Melanie Matchett Wood was named a 2022 MacArthur Fellow for her work addressing foundational questions in number theory, which examines the properties and relationships of numbers. MacArthur Fellowships are awarded each year to 20-30 “talented individuals who have shown extraordinary originality and dedication in their creative pursuits and a marked capacity for self-direction.” This year there were 25 winners of the so-called “genius” awards, which come with a stipend of $800,000.

2010

Grant Church was named to Indianapolis Business Journal’s “40 Under 40” 2022. He is also the recipient of the 2022 Junior Achievement Best & Brightest - Manufacturing award. Grant is president of DairyChem. DairyChem manufactures natural flavors - mostly dairy - for the food industry, and its advances in organic and vegan offerings have attracted a high-profile list of domestic and international clients, including Kraft Heinz, Conagra Brands, Kellogg’s and PepsiCo.

Indianapolis-area members of the Tudor Hall class of 1968 have been enjoying periodic get-togethers now that it is safe to gather again.

October 2021 - pictured starting in front and proceeding clockwise: Alison Kothe, Susan McVie Tolbert, Sarah Ertel Hensley, Nancy Dennis Moll, Cathy Ryan Wynant, Connie Ryan Lathrop, Sally Lathrop Butz, and Vicki Townsend.

August 2022 - pictured starting from the left and proceeding clockwise: Vicki Townsend, Florrie Binford Kichler, Debby Dixon Baker, Cathy Ryan Wynant, Janet Taylor Hardy, Connie Ryan Lathrop, and Kris Manders Myers.

Marriages

Jonathan McDowell ’02 married Whitney Scolnik ’01 on April 2, 2022.

Lower School Counselor, Sarah LaFay, married Peter LaFay on July 15, 2022.

Deaths

Former Lower School Director, Bill Main, on August 1, 2022. Sarah Scott Moxley Billings ’68, on September 28, 2022. Varun Chheda ’20 on October 5, 2022.

Condolences

To Lower School Instructional Assistant Monica Untama, Upper School Science Teacher Dario Untama, Elizabeth Untama ’16 and Andrea Untama ’18 on the passing of their mother, mother-inlaw, and grandmother, Marta Valderrama Teran de Valdizan, on June 26, 2022.

Lara

Congratulations (Births, Adoptions)

To Julianne Sickelsteel Brainard ’07 and Will Brainard ’07 on the birth of their daughter, Ellen “Ellie” Brainard on July 14, 2022.

To Kathryn Crabb Scherer ’07 and Alex Scherer ’07 on the birth of their son, Paul Scherer, on July 18, 2022.

To John Rapp ’04, Lauren Mossakowski ’07, JB Rapp ’12, Wes Rapp ’23 and Beau Mossakowski ’34 on the death of their grandmother and great grandmother, Margaret “Peggy” Rapp, on July 20, 2022.

To Austin Kyker ’12 and Katelynn Kyker ’14 on the death of their grandmother, Sue Beverly, on August 1, 2022.

To Billy Main ’87, Julie Main Curry ’90, William Main ’19, and Oliver Main ’20 on the death of their father and grandfather, Bill Main, on August 1, 2022.

To Lower School Instructional Assistant Monica Untama, Upper School Science Teacher Dario Untama, Elizabeth Untama ’16 and Andrea Untama ’20 on the passing of their father, father-in-law, and grandfather, Enrique Valdizan Gamio, on August 4, 2022.

To Middle School Director, Ken Wempe, and Henry Wempe ’21 on the death of their father-in-law and grandfather, Richard Wright, on September 5, 2022.

To Charlotte Moxley Zarour ’65 and Kristine Moxley Monkhouse ’73 on the death of their sister, Sarah Scott Moxley Billings ’68, on September 28, 2022.

To Kavya Chheda ’25 on the death of her brother, Varun Chheda ’20, on October 5, 2022.

To Isabel Angelicchio ’11 and Echo Angelicchio ’13 on the death of their aunt, Gina Howald, on October 8, 2022.

Naanouh ’09 married Rob McPike on July 16, 2022.

Park Tudor members of the class of 2009 attended Lara Naanouh’s wedding. Pictured left to right are Paul Dugdale, Laurel Crutchfield, Knubbe Kunz, Molly Newell, Lara Naanouh, Lindsay Shake, Eric Sabandal, Amar Iyengar, and David Scofield. Lili Helmuth (not pictured) also attended.

Close friends Kathryn Crabb Scherer ’07 and Julianne Sickelsteel Brainard ’07 welcomed their children just four days apart in July.

PT Alums Who Work at Park Tudor

Front row, left to right: Autumn Brown ’13, Upper School Science Teacher; Lili Eiteljorg Helmuth ’09, Junior Kindergarten Teacher; Kelly Lamm Teller ’87, Director of Development; Cathy Yingling Chapelle ’87, Director of Strategic Communications; Emily Hebert Groves ’93, Director of Enrollment Management; Stefanie Dean ’05, Graphic Design and Ceramics Teacher.

B ack row, left to right: Hadley Rankin ’16, Fine Arts Administrative Assistant/MS Math Teacher; Laura Buonanno Isaacson ’02, Lower School Instructional Assistant; Lara Beeler Daniel ’87, Lower School Assistant Director; Jennifer Harris Palmer ’03, Upper School English Teacher/English Department Chair; Spencer Summerville ’06, Upper School Assistant Director/Upper School Math Teacher/Head Football Coach; Cyrus Hart ’13, Middle School Athletic Director/Middle School Permanent Sub; Ahrod Lloyd ’17, Upper School Permanent Sub.

Note to parents: If your son or daughter receives The Park Tudor Phoenix at your address but no longer lives at home and is no longer a college student, please let us know his or her new address so we may update our records. Please call the Development and Alumni Relations Office at 317-415-2700 or email info@parktudor.org.