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The MagazinE Board of Trustees 2014-15 Chair Jeff Hollander

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Vice Chair Tim Ingham ‘83 Noah Breakstone* Holly Hudson Bodenweber ’88 Dr. Robert Colton Rosa Feeney Jean Findeiss Jonathan Hage Eduardo Hauser Rajiv Jain* David Kantor David Kirschner Armando Leighton James Riley Andrew Rosen Leslie Rozencwaig Suzanne Sandow Brian Schwartz* Scott Silverman Ana Waldman Christine Welch* Jordan Zimmerman *NEW MEMBER

Advisory Council 2014-15

Chair Dr. Robert Colton Melissa Ackerman Kathy Adkins G. Allen Andreas III Jonathan Bloom Nel Bloom Sheila Carnicelli Mark Dern Paul Fabre Lewis Farsedakis Jay Foreman Heather Geronemus ‘97 Monica Goldstein Richard Greenberg Ronald Haligman ‘85 James Kaufman Albert Kotite Michael Landry Dara Levan James Lewis Danielle Lifton Loren Lins Glenn Lotenberg Xiaoyi (Alicia) Ma Kevin Malone Peter Nathanial Dr. Evan Packer ‘90 Hiromi Printz Mitchell Robbins Todd Rosenberg ‘95 Janet Roy Angela Selden Randi Schwartz Jay Schwedelson Dan Sheinberg Don Simon Jackie Soffer Michele Stocker ‘83 David Wallace Shari Weisfisch Denise Zimmerman Patricia Hooley Zimmerman

Dear Pine Crest School Community, On May 22, Pine Crest School’s Class of 2014 walked across the stage of the Broward Center for Performing Arts as their names were called. They accepted their diplomas and, at that moment, they became part of a powerful network of more than 8,000 Pine Crest alumni living, studying, and working in cities around the world. Alumni who visit our campuses may notice new buildings, faculty, staff, and, of course, students. If they were to spend time in our classrooms, they would notice 21st century lessons that are unlike anything they have seen. However, as the title of this issue of The Magazine indicates, Pine Crest remains “True to Tradition.” Our buildings, people, and methods may change, but our mission remains the same:

To offer a challenging academic experience complemented by excellence in the arts and athletics; to develop the character, independence, and leadership of each student; and to provide a collaborative learning community that prepares students to meet the global challenges of our future.

These words motivate and inspire us every day, and in all that we do. They represent the unwavering promise we have made to students since 1934 – a promise of academic rigor, character development, and preparation for life – the foundation on which we have built our success. As we remember and respect the past, we are also focused on the future. Education has changed dramatically since Pine Crest was founded. We take great pride in the fact that we have always been at the forefront of providing an educational experience that is consistently inspired by innovation and advancing best practices. We have an unwavering commitment to offer our students a superb academic and character-building experience. In this issue of The Magazine, you will read stories about alumni who are excelling in the paths they have chosen to follow. You will also read stories about some of the inspiring academic, athletic, fine arts, and philanthropic activities taking place on our campuses. In March, the McMillan family hosted a Celebration of Life in Stacy Auditorium for former Pine Crest President William J. McMillan ’45. Bill was passionate about Pine Crest and played an integral role in developing our School into what it is today; again, we honor him in this issue. Alumni, we welcome you to stay in touch with us. We know that you remain connected with Pine Crest in spirit, and we welcome your active participation in the success of our students, whether it is sharing your expertise or supporting our School through your philanthropy. To everyone, have a wonderful year! Sincerely,

Dana Markham, Ed.D. President

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Remembering

William J. McMillan ’45

William J. McMillan, October 8, 1929 – February 7, 2014

Mr. McMillan spoke at the ground breaking ceremony of the new Fort Lauderdale campus in 1964.

n March 2014, family, friends, and colleagues gathered in Stacy Auditorium to remember former Pine Crest School Headmaster and President, William J. McMillan. The sentiment among those who attended was universal: it was an honor to know Bill McMillan. Bill watched as his mother, Dr. Mae, formed Pine Crest 80 years ago. He was a proud alumnus of the Class of 1945. After earning his undergraduate and graduate degrees, and serving in the U.S. Army, he returned to Pine Crest first as a teacher, and then as an administrator. He held the positions of headmaster and president from 1965 to 1995. Among his fondest memories were:

• Leading the expansion of our Fort Lauderdale campus from an independent day and boarding school that relied primarily on children of winter visitors to a full-time college preparatory school. • Facilitating a merger of Pine Crest with Boca Raton Academy to create Pine Crest School at Boca Raton in 1987, which was later named the William J. McMillan Campus in his honor. • Committing to diversity and opening enrollment to qualified students from all economic and ethnic groups; serving in a leadership role for the National Association of Independent Schools, the Southern Association of Independent Schools, the Florida Council of Independent Schools; and more.

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Mr. McMillan is shown here awarding a fifth grade diploma to Tameka Linnell ’91 during her Lower School Moving Up Ceremony in the late 1980s.

Bill McMillan took pride in many of the facilities that were funded and constructed during his tenure. To him, though, facilities were not nearly as important as what happened inside them, and how they best served our students and faculty. These are just some examples of Mr. McMillan’s longlasting legacy that students will benefit from for years to come. Indeed, Bill McMillan helped shape the foundation of education, character, and leadership that continues to define Pine Crest

School.

Mr. McMillan loved the game of chess, which reflected his forward-thinking leadership style. This photo was included in a 1987 Pine Crest Auction catalog where the winner was invited to have lunch with Mr. McMillan and challenge him to a game of chess.

A Powerful Network: STAYING CONNECTED WITH PINE CREST

Jeffrey Starrett

SAVE THE DATE

Jeffrey Starrett is Pine Crest School’s Director of Alumni Relations. Prior to joining Pine Crest School, Jeffrey was the Director of Alumni Relations for University School in Hunting Valley, Ohio, where he managed alumni association events, publications, social media, and online communications.

Homecoming & Reunion Weekend October 17, 2014

Pine Crest Fort Lauderdale Campus

October 18, 2014 Windridge Yacht Charters

Look for more details via email, www.pinecrest.edu/alumni, facebook.com/pinecrestalumni, and U.S. Postal Service mail! For more information or to R.S.V.P., contact Jeffrey Starrett Director of Alumni Relations at

954.492.4112

or jeffrey.starrett@pinecrest.edu.

Q: When do class reunions take place, and who organizes them?

Q: What is the best way to stay connected with Pine Crest?

Pine Crest hosts class reunions each year, usually on a fall Saturday evening for classes that are celebrating their graduations in five-year increments. In October 2014, the Class of 2009 will attend their first reunion, and we will welcome the Classes of 2004, 1999, 1994, 1989, 1984, 1979, 1974, 1969, and 1964. Alumni from any class are encouraged to attend Homecoming, which takes place on the Friday evening before the reunion.

There are many ways to stay connected with Pine Crest, but one of the best ways is to join the Alumni Association. We also invite you to tour our campus when you are in Fort Lauderdale and even share your expertise with our students during your visit. Please follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/PineCrestAlumni and check www.pinecrest.edu/ alumi for updates. Be sure to attend Homecoming & Reunion Weekend in the fall, and join us at an alumni reception if we visit a city near you. We want to hear from you!

Q: Is there a cost to join the Pine Crest Alumni Association? There is no cost to join the Pine Crest Alumni Association. It only takes a few minutes to register online at www.pinecrest.edu/alumni.

Q: What are the benefits of joining the Alumni Association? There are currently more than 8,500 Pine Crest alumni located around the world. By joining the Association, you become instantly connected to a powerful network by gaining access to our alumni database that offers many search options.

For more information or to join the Alumni Association, contact Jeffrey Starrett at (954) 492-4112 or jeffrey.starrett@pinecrest.edu.

Welcoming New Trustees Pine Crest School’s Board of Trustees Welcomes Four Ne w Members Noah Breakstone is the President of Breakstone Homes, a custom luxury home builder, and the Principal of BTI Partners, a real estate development company. Prior to being joining Pine Crest’s Board of Trustees, Noah was a member of the Advisory Council, serving on the Buildings and Grounds Committee. He and his wife, Patty, have three children, including Samantha ‘15.

Jeff Hollander

Board of Trustees Chair

Fellow Pine Crest School Community Members, I hope that each of you had a most enjoyable summer. Our dedicated team has worked diligently to prepare for Pine Crest’s 80th academic year, and there is much excitement on our campuses. Over the past eight years, I have had the pleasure of working with a Board of Trustees who has a vested interest in the success of Pine Crest. Our energy is palpable as we work towards a common commitment of remaining true to tradition while constantly seeking ways to modernize facilities, technology, and programs to support our faculty and students. Recognizing that our faculty are the ones who best understand the academic capabilities and needs of their students, the Trustees empowered more than 100 teachers to provide input for the School’s 2014-19 Strategic Plan. Several themes came out of the planning process, including techniques to recruit and retain the best and brightest faculty; developing a curriculum that creates a model 21st century learning environment; and planning for the enhancement of facilities. You will have opportunities to learn more about the 2014-19 Strategic Plan in the coming months. In the meantime, faculty, staff, and administrators are already implementing several meaningful initiatives that will positively impact our students this year. I want to thank departing Trustees, Sonny Kotite, Bob Moore, and Dan Sheinberg, for their service to the Board, and we welcome the four new Trustees who are introduced on this page. I look forward to working with our most capable President, Dr. Dana Markham, and the 2014-15 Board of Trustees, building on our momentum and advancing the mission of Pine Crest School. Sincerely, Jeff Hollander, Chair Pine Crest School Board of Trustees

Rajiv Jain is Co-Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director, and Portfolio Manager at Vontobel Asset Management, Inc. Rajiv is an advocate for education and is a fervent philanthropist. He is involved in several local, national, and international charitable organizations including LifeNet4Families, Children’s Home Society, The Hunger Project, Innovations for Poverty Action, HOLT International, Doctors Without Borders, Shelter Box, The Global Fund for Children, Sanlaap North America, Population Services International (PSI) Friends of Maiti, Nyaya Health, Pratham, the University of Miami, Florida International University, and the University of Wisconsin. He and his wife, Latika, are the proud parents of Sid ‘14, and Saumya, ’19.

Brian Schwartz is an Executive Managing Director at H.I.G. Capital, LLC, a global private equity investment firm. Brian is active in community and civic organizations with a particular interest in access to healthcare for children. He is currently Chairman of the Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Memorial Healthcare Foundation, and he is a member of the Board of Overseers of the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Social Policy and Practice. Brian and his wife, Randi, are the proud parents of three Pine Crest Panthers, Olivia ‘18, Abigail ‘18, and Sarah ‘21.

Christine Welch has been actively involved at Pine Crest School for the past 13 years. Prior to joining the Board of Trustees, Chris served as the President of the Middle & Upper School Parents’ Association. She has been a member of Founder’s Council and the Advisory Council, and a supporter of Pine Crest Athletics. Chris has served many South Florida community organizations. She is a past board member of Children’s Diagnostic & Treatment Center, Past President of the Charity Guild, and a member of the Junior Welfare Society, Junior League of Greater Fort Lauderdale, and the Alzheimer’s Association. She continues to be actively involved with the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Chris and her husband, Richard, have two Pine Crest lifers, Alexander ’14 and Ryan ’16. 3

Fort Lauderdale

Legacy Breakfast

A L U M N I L E G A C Y B R E A K FA S T

ine Crest School hosted a back –

to-school Legacy Breakfast in fall

2013 for the Fort Lauderdale campus alumni and current students who

Paige Hudson ‘24

Daughter of Steve Hudson ’87 and Jeannie Hudson

are children of alumni. The youngest

Panthers were from the Class of 2027,

Rebecca ’14 and Michael ’78

The Cohen Family

and there were eight legacies from the Class of 2014. Parents, students, and special guests, including Mrs. D., enjoyed catching up and eating a delicious spread prepared by Andy Koobir in the Nutter Dining Hall before heading to class.

The Gladding Family

Stephen ’26, Faith, and Alexandra ’23, family of Crane Gladding ’89

The Maister Family

Leslie ’92, Sienna ’25, and Max ’23

The Hudsons

Holly (Hudson) Bodenweber ’88, and Steve Hudson ’87

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The Hecker Family

The Smiths

Marissa ’14, Dr. Melanie, and Dr. David ’85

Kennady ’18 and Tina (Kotulak) Smith ’82, with the legendary Mrs. D.

The Banks Family

The daughters of Lee Banks ’85, and Cindy Sessoms Banks − Nicole ’26, Ashley ’26, and Samantha ’25

12 The Gachés

The Gertz Family

Delaney ’22 and Taylor ’24 with Richard Gertz ’88, Sean DiCarolis ’15, and Meredith (Gertz) DiCarolis ’86

The Sobchak Family

Katie ’15 and Ron ’80

Audrey ’26, Alyce, and Ana ’25, with Alicia and Charles ’90

The Rosens

Mark ’87 and Ellie ’24

The La Gala and Promnitz Families

Kailer ’23 and Keith ’91 with Krista (O’Connell) ’97, J.D. ’27, and Eric Promnitz

Boca Raton

Legacy Breakfast

A L U M N I L E G A C Y B R E A K FA S T

The 2013 Boca Raton Legacy Breakfast

festive group of more than 50 alumni and children

of alumni gathered for the Pine Crest Boca Raton Legacy Breakfast held in fall 2013. Past, present, and future Panthers were full of pride as Honorary Alumnus, Scott Wing ’13H, welcomed them to the Bernstein Family Commons Room to enjoy a special menu prepared by Chef Don.

The Angella Family

Dr. Farahnaz, Joseph ’20, and Dr. Guy Angella ’86

The Lazar Family

Ben ’27, Dr. Eric Lazar ’93, Jonathan ’25, and Sara Lazar

The Halperns

Julia ’24 and Stacey (Silver) Halpern ’94

The Cohens

Gillian ’19, and Dr. Alex Angelides-Cohen ’81

The Haligman Family

Dylan ’23, and Riley ’21, daughters of Christina and Ronnie Haligman ’85

A LU M N I L E G A C Y BR E A K FA S T

The Nelsons

Rhys ’27 and Leslie (Weaver) Nelson ’84

The Greenbergs

Steven ’88 and Jimmy ’27

THANK YOU

The Port Family

Dina (Roth) ’93, Samantha ’23, Zachary ’25, and Larry

A BIG

The Packer Family

Dr. Evan Packer ’90 with Julia ’18, and Isabella ’23

PINE CREST EXTENDS A BIG THANK YOU TO THE 2013-14 ALUMNI COUNCIL FOR THEIR SERVICE TO OUR SCHOOL: Elizabeth (Camp) Hantman ’94 Charles Cobb ’93 Denise (Carroll) Colon ’82 James Craig ’79 Lucy (Friedt) Dublin ’72 Norma (Martin) Goonen ’65

Sarah (Regensdorf) Greenbaum ’97 Paige (Cole) Hyatt ’81 Jeffrey Keiser ’73 Lara (Osofsky) Leader ’93 Ashley (Palmer) Lindsay ’99 Suzanne (Hollowell) McCawley ’90

Miles Medrano ’90 Sara (Knapp) Medrano ’89 Peter Perri ’93 Scott Singer ’94 Jennifer (Brafman) Staffen ’84

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lumni from near and far returned to Pine Crest’s Fort Lauderdale campus on Friday, October 11, 2013 to celebrate Homecoming. Members of the Classes of 1963, 1973, 1983, 1988, 1993, and 2003 were invited to take tours of the campus led by student ambassadors. Later that day, more than 250 alumni and their families joined students, faculty, and friends of Pine Crest for a pre-game tailgate party on Roschman Field. As the sun set, everyone filled the West Field stadium with the pep band and cheerleaders to root for the Pine Crest varsity football team against The Benjamin School. Although the outcome was not in Pine Crest’s favor, Panther Pride was alive and well throughout the evening.

Homecoming 2014 is scheduled for Friday, October 17.

Check www.pinecrest.edu/alumni for details.

Jeff Keiser ’73 and

Donna Bixler ’73

Marci and Barney ’86

Danzansky and John Kranstover

Jonathan Weil ’88, John Yirak ’88, Craig Lazarus ’88, and Jonathan Sard ’88

Estes Carns, Jorge Marrero, Mallory Marrero ’20, and Christine (Blackwell) Marrero ’84

D r. Dana Markham and Jane Munsey ’76H

W endy (Dickinson) Harrigan ’90, Suzanne (Hollowell) McCawley ’90, and Barbara Hollowell

B arrie Morganstein, Lila Goldstein, and Matt Goldstein ’88

S ara (Knapp) Medrano ’89, Darren Pollock ’88, Ian O’Brien ’88, Michelle (Smith) Santarelli ’89, Dr. Miles Medrano ’90, and Anna Medrano ’23

Homecoming

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13 C indy and Craig Voight ’63

J ames Ashcroft ’92 with Nicholas and Erin Ashcroft

Dylan Haligman ’23,

Jordana Zimmerman ’23, Christina Haligman, Ronnie Haligman ’85, Riley Haligman ’21, and Olivia Musa ’21

usty Deutsch ’73, R David Behring ’73, Jane Munsey ’76H, Stephen McNally ’73, and Michael Sholtz ’73

Scott Singer ’94 and Jason Weil ’94

Lauren Levin Bender ’93, Susie Ledbetter, and Francine Rozencwaig

Karl Hop and Charles Morehead ’03

ikey Dobin ’93, M Emily (Taub) Webb ’93, and Adam Webb

ALUMNI REUNION

lumni from the Classes of 1963, 1973, 1983, 1988, 1993, and 2003 assembled for a Pine Crest reunion event on Saturday, October 12, 2013 at the Hilton Beach Resort in Fort Lauderdale. More than 150 alumni and their guests joined Dr. Dana Markham, honorary faculty, alumni, and friends of Pine Crest for cocktails and dinner under the stars on the pool deck. Yearbooks, photos, and memories were shared into the night. Bethenny Frankel ’88 even filmed part of her daytime television show during the event.

Reunions for the Classes of 1964, 1974, 1984, 1989, 1994, and 2004 will take place on Saturday, October 18, 2014. Details will be sent via email and mail, and posted on www.pinecrest.edu/alumni.

1. Michael Buchsbaum ’88, Darren Pollock ’88, Karen Terry ’88, and Allison (Cole) Druyanoff ’88 2. Nathan Rosen ’73, Rusty Deutch ’73, Donna Bixler ’73, David Behring 3. J.J. Beggs ’03 and Nicole Ferguson ’03 4. Lindsay Schuster ’03, Hilary Deutch ’03, and Rachel (Kwal) Feinstein ’03 5. Justin Wolfe, Jamie (Fiorentino) Wolfe ’03, and Meredith Becker ’03

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6. K aren Terry ’88, Neil Anthony ’88, Craig Lazarus ’88, Allison (Cole) Druyanoff ’88, and Antonio Rojas ’88 7. L t. Col. Frank Sobchak ’88, Darren Pollock ’88, Ray Sessman ’98H, Neil Anthony ’88, and Chris Wheeler ’88 8. Jodi Sackel ’03 and Rachel Berkowitz ’03 9. L indy (Porudominsky) Rothstein ’03, Maria (Stiglich) Flatt ’03, and Andrea (Levy) Goldman ’03 10. Bethenny Frankel ’88 filmed a segment for her talk show during the Reunion.

20 11. The Class of 2003 12. Craig Voight ’63 and Cindy Voight 13. Jan Handley and Guy Handley ’63 14. Kim Kuhnle ’63, Diane (Brock) Barnett ’63, Ted Pollack ’64, Craig Voight ’63, and Guy Handley ’63 15. Karl Hartmann ’73, Dede (David) Mahler ’73, Steve McNally ’73, and Eve Jelstrom ’73

16. Dr. Dana Markham and Joe Markham 17. The Class of 1973 18. Karen Wolters ’73, Linda (Guardabassi) Michael ’73, Bruno Sartori ’73, Jeff Knight ’73, and Susan (Rixey) Van de Bogert ’73 19. Howard Lane ’88 and Jeffrey Keley ’88 20. Jeffrey Keiser ’73, Judith Keiser, Karl Hartmann ’73, and Doug Rice ’73

CLASS REUNION

A LU M N I R E U N I O N

WONDERLAND

W I N T E R PA RT Y

Winter

ore than 100 alumni, faculty, and friends of Pine Crest took a break from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season for the Winterfest Party in December 2013. Held in the beautifully decorated Morris Family Courtyard on the Fort Lauderdale campus, guests enjoyed cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, desserts, and music. Mother nature exceeded expectations, and a good time was had by all!

1. Jane (Holzworth) Davison ’78, Frederick Ingham ’76, and Ann Marshall ’75 2. J effrey Fauer ’98, Robert Morse’86, Barney Danzansky ’86, and Marci Danzansky

3. Meredith Schultz and Alec Schultz ’98

4. Joey Walters ’95, Louis Reinstein ’93, and Peter Perri ’93 5. Krista (O’Connell) Promnitz ’97, Eric Promnitz, and Katie (O’Connell) Nitowski ’00 6. Anne Reilly ‘06, Maria Schuima ’06, Tony Jaswinski ’96H, Cristina (Sollosso) Pierson ’84, Cris Sollosso and Ruth Bresnahan

7. Natalie Jarecki ’04 and Kristen Albanese ’04 8. Heather Geronemus ’97, Estes Carns, and Sarah (Regensdorf) Greenbaum ’97 9. Sarah (Regensdorf) Greenbaum ‘97, Ashley (Palmer) Lindsay ‘99, Katie (O’Connell) Nitowski ‘00, and Dr. Dana Markham

10. Ginny Hook Faircloth ’99, Jordan Faircloth, and Ashley (Palmer) Lindsay ’99 11. The Morris Family Courtyard provided a festive setting for the Pine Crest alumni Winterfest Party. 12. Hector Arrillaga Tamez, Lucia Tamez, Judy Keiser, and Manuel Arrillaga Tamez ’12

13. Cristina (Sollosso) Pierson ’84, Glen Pierson, and Michael Pierson ’11 14. Louis Reinstein ’93, Adi Reinstein, Cari (Wellington) Perri ’93, and Peter Perri ’93 15. Marcia Hunt ’12H, Regan (Hunt) Crotty ’96, Martin Crotty, Bella Singer, Scott Singer ’94, and Alisa Karten

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BIRTHS DEATHS

WEDDINGS 14 14

Lara Osofsky Leader ’93 and her husband, Michael, welcomed Evan Jacob on November 12, 2012. Big brother, Zachary, and aunt, Toby Osofsky ’99, join in the excitement!

John Freehling ’67

passed away in March 2013.

Nona Lee Eisenbies Gage ’67 passed

away in October 2013.

Franco Ripple ‘01 married Ashley Ligas of Pinellas Park on November 18, 2011. Matthew Cain ‘01 and Steven Shulmister ‘01 were among the guests.

Lauren Dachelet Garner ’96 and her husband, Tyler, welcomed Emma Reese on April 10, 2013. Big brother Blake finished his first year of preschool!

Cammy Sharretts Sullivan ’67

passed away in February 2014.

LTJG Jessica Ann Vance ’06 married LTJG Timothy Cline in April 2013 in San Diego, Cal. Jessica is a helicopter pilot in the United States Navy, stationed at NAS North Island Coronado, Cal. Laura Vance ’03 was the maid of honor. Courtney Morrison ’06 and Stephanie Walbornn ’06 also attended.

Christopher Winslow Denison, Jr. ’86 passed away

in November 2013.

Kaye Kennelly Niemann ’89

passed away in September 2013.

Marisa Goldberg ’06 married Brandon Wiggins ’06 in August 2013 at the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach. More than 40 Pine Crest alumni attended the Goldberg-Wiggins wedding! Pictured in the front row from left to right are Jessica Rabinowitz, Andrew Spano, Troy Wiggins, Jillian Kotler, Meredith Maroone, Amit Sood, Shane Wiggins, Maggie Wiggins, Brooke Wiggins, and Teresa Arthur. In the second row from left to right are Stacey Dolchin, Rachel Brill, Jill Feluren, Lauren Lavender, Maria Schiuma, Marisa Wiggins, Brandon Wiggins, Robert Weingard, Meredith Stark, Sky Gillespie, Brooke Bal, Kiernan Gillespie, and Briel Gillespie. In the last row from left to right are Caroline Rogers, Steven Schneider, Joseph Luchtan, Chris Bal, Conrado Rodrigues, Jeff Brauser, Josh Appelbaum, Akhil Gupta, Nikhil Sahai, Tina Arthur, Brandon Bal, Natalie Drucker, Jason Cast, Yale Zeller, Devon Goldberg, Dylan Goldberg, Alex Damoorgian, Justin Etcheverry, and Bo Gillespie.

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Welcoming our newest

Honorary Alumna Mrs. Joan Wing, a dedicated member of Pine Crest’s Upper School Math Department for more than 15 years, was named an Honorary Alumna at graduation on May 22, 2014.

Scott and Joan Wing at the 2014 graduation ceremony. We wish them all the best in their days and years after Pine Crest!

t the 2014 graduation ceremony, Dr. Dana Markham said about Mrs. Joan Wing, “Our Class of 2014 Honorary Alumna has taught just about every math course at Pine Crest. Her students look forward to class with her each day, which as you can imagine, is not easy to achieve, especially with math.” Dr. Markham told graduates’ families and friends about Mrs. Wing’s homemade cookies, which were somewhat famous at Pine Crest – and delicious.

Mrs. Wing joined the ranks of former faculty and Board members who have been named Honorary Alumni, including her husband, Mr. Scott Wing ’13H. Pine Crest students, parents, and faculty members bid a fond farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Wing in June as they embarked on their well-deserved retirement. Mr. Wing served the faculty and students of Pine Crest in Boca Raton for 28 years, holding leadership positions in the Middle and Lower Schools, and most recently Head of School, Boca Raton.

“For those who do not know, each year, students kept a count of Mrs. Wing’s mistakes,” said Dr. Markhkam. “If she reached a certain number of mistakes, she baked cookies to share with her class. This was not to apologize; this was to show by example that it is OK – and human and normal - to make mistakes.”

“During his tenure, Mr. Wing witnessed buildings, curriculum, and Athletics and Fine Arts offerings change and grow,” said Dr. Markham. “What did not change was his presence and ability to address students and parents by name. This is one reason so many students and parents knew the campus as a community that felt small and warm − like a home.”

thank you

PINE CREST FUND

the Pine Crest Fund surpasses 2013-14 goal

The Students, Faculty, and Programs that Benefit from The Pine Crest Fund Thank You.

arents, grandparents, alumni, faculty, and friends surpassed the initial $1.6 million goal of The Pine Crest Fund by donating more than $1.94 million. “The generosity of the Pine Crest community never ceases to amaze me,” said Will Davison, Vice President of External Relations. “The unending dedication of our volunteers and chairs is truly what fuels the success of the program.” Leslie Rozencwaig, a member of Pine Crest’s Board of Trustees and Chair of the Development Committee, led the way, along with Monica Goldstein, Boca Raton campus chair and Randi Schwartz, Fort Lauderdale campus chair. The Pine Crest Fund helps provide for the programs that make up an extraordinary independent school education for Pine Crest students − retention of the brightest faculty, maintenance of world-class facilities, and support for the educational experience from the classroom and the stage to the fields and laboratories. The 2014-15 Pine Crest Fund campaign launched on July 1, 2014 with a goal of $2 million.

For more information or to make your gift, please call 561-852-2814 or 954-492-4192, or visit www.pinecrest.edu/giveonline.

8 1. T he 2013-14 Pine Crest Fund Chairs, Monica Goldstein, and Randi Schwartz

5. M eredith Rogovin, Helen Stein, and Francesca Villari

2. Fort Lauderdale Vice-Chair, Carolina Paez, with Melissa Vega, and Julie Watson

6. Alisa Musa and Lynn Dudgeon 7. Ana Diaz and Joyce Virga

3. Bottom row, from left: Stacey Packer, Denise Zimmerman, and Nina Greenfield with - top row, from left: Loren Lins, Suma Farsedakis, and Keri Herman

8. Edwinia Ellison and Sheila Carnicelli

4. Marcia Hunt, Director of College Counseling, and Francine Rozencwaig

A l u m n u s P r of i l e : D r . C h a d P e r ly n

A l umnu s p rofile:

Dr. Chad Perlyn ’91 Assistant Professor of Surgery at Florida International University’s College of Medicine and an attending plastic surgeon at Miami Children’s Hospital. Today, Dr. Perlyn is Chief of Plastic Surgery at Florida International University’s College of Medicine and an attending plastic surgeon at Miami Children’s Hospital. His practice is dedicated solely to caring for children and young adults with congenital or acquired anomalies. And, yes, Dr. Perlyn reconstructs ears. He made headlines in 2010 after completely rebuilding the ear of Peterson Exais, a nine-year-old Haitian boy who was trapped under rubble for four days, rescued, and rushed to a tent hospital in Port-auPrince, Haïti. Dr. Perlyn was one of the first surgeons available and has since performed more than 15 surgeries for Peterson. The two formed an extraordinary bond and still speak weekly. “Pine Crest educates students on how to be educated, on how to learn,” said Dr. Perlyn. “I was definitely challenged and pushed to the limit. That environment planted the seed for a life of inquiry. Once you start studying, you never really finish.” Dr. Chad Perlyn ’91

hen Dr. Chad Perlyn ’91 was in his second year as an undergraduate English literature student at Northwestern University, he read a Chicago Tribune article about a pediatric plastic surgeon at Children’s Memorial Medical Center in Chicago named Dr. Bruce Bauer.

After completing his general and plastic surgery residency at Washington University/Barnes Hospital in Saint Louis, Dr. Perlyn, spent three years at the University of Oxford in England as an American College of Surgeons Fellow. While completing his doctorate degree in craniofacial molecular biology, he studied why children are born with particular facial birth defects.

The story detailed how Dr. Bauer had reconstructed ears for a fiveyear-old girl from Greece who was born with bilateral microtia, underdevelopment in both ears. Inspired, Chad wrote a letter to Dr. Bauer, and in turn, Dr. Bauer wrote to Chad inviting him to observe an ear reconstruction surgery.

“Parents of children with craniofacial defects want to know why,” said Dr. Perlyn. “The research that we conducted at Oxford continues to help provide parents with better answers.”

“Here I was, a 19-year-old college student, standing in an operating room next to a renowned plastic surgeon and watching him construct an ear for a child,” said Dr. Perlyn. “Looking back at that experience, I know that Pine Crest instilled in me the confidence to reach out to Dr. Bauer in the first place, follow through on his offer to observe the surgery, and conduct myself in a mature and professional manner, even at such a young age.”

For Pine Crest students and young alumni who are thinking about pursuing a career in surgery, Dr. Perlyn says, “There is no better profession than surgery. To change a human being’s life in a finite period of time is extremely satisfying. Surgery is not just a job or a just career − it is a life. It is one entity.”

inquiring minds

Fostering an environment of

Inquiry From pre-kindergarten through senior year, inquiry-driven and project-based learning is a regular part of a Pine Crest School student’s academic journey.

“ Pine Crest teachers are educating students for an unknowable future,” said Dr. Dana Markham, Pine Crest President. “From assignments to physical structure, our classrooms are designed to support more than just the teaching of data and information. Our academic environment promotes knowledge and understanding through deep thinking and exploration − individually and collaboratively − through observation, inquiry, research, and discovery.”

The seventh grade in Boca Raton transformed into a CSI lab for a day. The crime: someone was killing the turtles in the Fathers’ Club Turtle Garden. Students were assigned to interdisciplinary CSI teams with a faculty guide. They relied on knowledge from each of their subject areas to search for clues, gather evidence, and propose solutions.

To gain an understanding of computer science as an art of blending human ideas and digital tools, Lower School students focused on the art and science of programming leading up to the Hour of Code™ event. Faculty first attended training sessions to learn how to code. Then, they facilitated “unplugged” versions of coding. Students drew a series of arrows as a “program” and then asked another student to stack cups following their “code.” Students ended the week with age-appropriate software tutorials. Over the summer, 50 faculty members participated in a 20-hour class to further their coding skills and are eager to implement coding lessons in the classrooms.

As part of the Moon Project, fourth graders on the Boca Raton campus gathered data using student-made clinometers. They observed how the moon changed location and shape, and shared and compared their findings with students from Australia, Brazil, China, and Korea.

By focusing on the process of science instead of the completed project, the Fort Lauderdale fifth grade Kids Inquiry Conference is an alternative to the traditional science fair. Students are encouraged to critically consider the credibility of their own research and draw upon the discoveries of other student-scientists. Over a three-month period, small teams investigated topics such as “Turtle Fin Speed” and “Hamster Intelligence” and then shared the excitement of their discoveries in a non-competitive setting.

A l u m n a P r of i l e : T h i a S t e p h a n H y d e

A l umna p rofile:

Thia Stephan Hyde ’85 An actor, singer, director, and activist, Thia Stephan Hyde ’85 recalls two moments that helped define the direction of her professional career. Thia was a bit lost herself. It was a group of Pine Crest teachers − Mr. Doug Evans, Mr. Bruce Williams, and Mr. Bill Rousseau − who noticed Thia as a “student who needed something.” While she was in Middle School, Mr. Evans helped Thia find her way by giving her an opportunity to perform with the Upper School chorus, the “Singing Pines.” “This made such a huge difference in my life and gave me an early focus,” said Thia. From there, Pine Crest Fine Arts provided Thia with opportunities to grow as a singer, actor, and student director leading up to a 1984-85 Cultural Arts Series senior year lead performance in “Gramercy Ghosts.”

Thia Stephan Hyde ‘85

he first was one evening after her performance as a mother in “Dani Girl,” a full-length musical and dramatic comedy that was playing in a new theater in the Bronx. The show touched on an uncomfortable topic: her fictional nine-year-old daughter’s struggle with leukemia. After the show, a woman from the audience approached Thia to say “thank you.” “This mother shared with me that her son had passed away unexpectedly and that she did not have the opportunity to say a proper ‘goodbye’ to him,” said Thia. “Our ‘Dani Girl’ performance gave this grieving mother closure and, in essence, an opportunity to say her ‘goodbye.’” Perhaps Thia related to her character and the woman in the “Dani Girl” audience better than most. Having lost her own mother when she was in fifth grade at Pine Crest,

Thia’s second defining moment was after graduating from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She was selected to perform with the Laguna Playhouse on an educational theater tour. After a performance in an underserved, rural town in Southern California, the performers held a question and answer session for the audience. “A little girl said to me, “I never knew there was such a thing in all the world as a play!’” said Thia. “That touched me deeply and made me commit to using theatre to reach a more diverse audience. ”To Pine Crest students and alumni who dream of a career in the arts, Thia advises that they “go for it” and that “there is a beautiful life to be had in the arts.” “Helen Keller said that ‘security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing,’” said Thia. “If you are passionate about making a living in the arts, I can highly recommend the adventure.”

Supporting Classroom Learning through the Arts Participation in the arts has many proven benefits for building students’ social and academic skills.

2014 Boca Raton Pre-Kindergarten Show

ine Arts programs have long been a part of Pine Crest tradition. Dance, chorus, band, film, orchestra, visual art, theater – the choices for students are abundant. Do the arts positively impact students’ academic performance? Research into the direct effect of the arts on academic performance populated mainstream media in the ‘90s with the release of the University of California, Irvine’s “Mozart Effect” study. Findings from that study said that college students who listened to 10 minutes of Mozart before taking parts of an intelligence test improved their scores. These results were eventually challenged and downplayed, but subsequent research from other institutions has suggested that long-term instruction in the arts by well-versed instructors may contribute to overall student success in a number of subtle ways. When Pine Crest’s certified music specialist, Mrs. Ashleigh Cicconi, plays an original song on her guitar and sings with first graders about the parts of speech, students are too focused

Learning through music in the classroom

on singing and dancing to realize that they are learning. Mrs. Cicconi uses techniques that are clinical and evidence-based, utilizing the effects of music perception and production to alter pathways and nonmusical skills.

The skills that students develop in the arts – thinking, problem solving, tenacity – are all skills that will be useful in the Pine Crest classrooms, college, the workplace, and beyond. “Learning through music has been shown to improve abilities that affect social and academic skills, including memory, executive functioning, and cognition,” said Mrs. Cicconi, who is

The cast of the fall 2013 Upper School ballet, “Cinderella”

specially trained in neurologic music therapy. “In addition, it is applicable to all grade levels, and it helps increase independence, academic success, and improved social relationships.” In their 2007 book, “Studio Thinking: The Real Benefits of Visual Art Education,” Lois Hetland and Ellen Winner with One Project Zero at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, with co-authors Shirley Veenema and Kimberly Sheridan, released details about a rigorous study on what the visual arts teach. What they found was that students acquired the ability to engage, persist, learn from mistakes, press ahead, commit and follow through, and envision. “The skills that students develop in the arts - thinking, problem solving, and tenacity - are all skills that will be useful in the Pine Crest classrooms, college, the workplace, and beyond,” said Mr. Larry Mellone, Pine Crest’s Director of Fine Arts.“Offering Fine Arts programming from the youngest pre-kindergarten student to the graduating senior truly distinguishes Pine Crest.”

A l u m n u s P r of i l e : E va n K e l m a n

A l umnu s p rofile:

Evan Kelman ’11 Inspired by his father, a renowned ophthalmologist who was also a talented saxophonist and performer, Evan Kelman ’11 grew up with an appreciation for the arts. To measure his true interest in pursuing film as a path, Evan attended a New York Film Academy summer session in Los Angeles between his freshman and sophomore years at Pine Crest. “I couldn’t get enough of it,” said Evan, who continued to study film at Pine Crest while finding side projects to develop his skills.

Evan Kelman ‘11

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am continually impacted by the way he approached life,” said Evan. “I think my parents’ passion for musical theater and fine arts definitely impacted me. With their encouragement, I was able to pursue various artistic avenues at an early age, including music and acting.” This avenue eventually granted Evan entrance into the Screen Actors Guild at age 11. Yet, it wasn’t until Middle School Film Production with Mr. Dave Burgess that Evan discovered his love for the other side of the camera. Evan admits that he was “kind of a goofball” at the time. “My script was selected by the class to produce as our project,” said Evan, who was to work as the student director. “Before we began, Mr. Burgess took me outside and said to me ‘you only get to do this if you take it seriously.’ I did, and from that moment on, Pine Crest provided me with the facilities, equipment, and teaching to grow my interest in film.”

Evan is now in his senior year at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University where he launched Lioneyes Pictures from his dorm room in 2012. His thesis film is titled “Bandito,” which is described as a coming-of-age epic tale of a young boy who sneaks out to join his older brother on a life-changing truck robbery. Noting that film school is competitive and full of talent, Evan advises Pine Crest students who are interested in film to take full advantage of the opportunities that a Pine Crest education provides. “One of my side projects during Upper School was shooting electro house concerts in Miami. When I first started, I had no official permission to be filming. I’d just show up in a black T-shirt with my camera around my neck and tried to act legitimate,” said Evan. “Each time, the bouncers would let me in, and I’d easily get on stage, feet away from the performers. Some performers featured my work on their websites. There really is no obvious path. You have to make your way. Don’t wait for the perfect opportunity to come to you. Find something that inspires you, and give it your all. Then, do it better.”

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Developing real-world skills through

Television Production “ Our students learn to work under pressure, meet deadlines, organize, communicate, and collaborate to produce an end product – whether it is a short film, news story, or niche show.”

hen first graders on Pine Crest School’s Boca Raton campus studied the development of chicken embryos last March, they produced a show called “Chicken News Network” to help report their findings. As an end-of-year Shared Studio Project in Upper School, freshmen in Physics Honors produced news segments to explain complex physics topics to an audience. Whether they use the studios and equipment as part of an academic class project or choose to explore their film and news interests as an elective in Middle and Upper School, Pine Crest students have the equipment, facilities, and faculty they need to develop real-world skills using the broadcast medium.

“Our students learn to work under pressure, meet deadlines, organize, communicate, and collaborate to produce an end product – whether it is a short film, news story, or niche show,” said Dave Burgess, Director of Pine Crest’s film and television program. Middle and Upper School film and broadcasting students attended the 2014 Student Television Network Conference, held in March in Orlando. The conference theme was “Keepin’ it Real” to highlight a focus on ethics and telling stories with credibility and honesty. Student journalists heard advice on how to maintain facts and integrity in their reporting, and film and video students were encouraged to avoid repetition and manipulation.

PCTV Studio

“It takes a tremendous amount of discipline and diligence to use original ideas and work to boil down a complex topic into a limited amount of time,” said Mr. Burgess. “These are skills that students will use in the classroom and beyond, regardless of whether they are interested in pursuing a career in film or television.” PCTV will live stream Athletics and Fine Arts events throughout the year. To access these broadcasts, visit pctv.pinecrest.edu. Video archives are available at vimeo.com/ pinecrest.

A l u m n a P r of i l e : E l l a W u rt h

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Ella Wurth ’13 After record-setting 2012-13 cross country and track seasons for Pine Crest, Ella Wurth ’13 took her distance running career to the collegiate level. Throughout her freshman year at Penn, Ella felt well-prepared academically and athletically. Her Pine Crest coaches and teammates kept in touch with her throughout the year to cheer her on, often texting her inspirational messages before her Penn meets. “The rigor at Pine Crest definitely prepared me for balancing challenging classes with a demanding running schedule,” said Ella. “It takes discipline to go to class, practice, finish homework, get to bed at a reasonable time, and be ready to perform the next day. Juggling academics with multiple extracurriculars throughout my Upper School experience was like a dress rehearsal for my introduction to life at Penn.” Although she is still undecided, Ella is leaning toward pursuing degrees in economics and consumer psychology at Penn.

Ella Wurth ‘13

lla, who now runs year-round for the University of Pennsylvania cross country and indoor and outdoor track teams, credits Pine Crest’s phenomenal coaching, challenging practices, and a determined and supportive team for a successful senior year season. “We were constantly pushing each other and celebrating each other’s wins,” said Ella, who was on hand to watch Julia Montgomery ’16 break her record in the 1,600 meter event this year at the Dade Christian Invitational meet. “I was ecstatic for Julia — defending two state championships as a sophomore is an unbelievable feat. Watching the team place so high too is even more exciting — individual medals are rewarding, but nothing compares to sharing a win with your teammates.”

Her advice to the rising distance runners at Pine Crest: “Aim high. Have fun. Finish hard. Practice is not an option — make the commitment, and you’ll continue to see results.”

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Setting the Bar High for

Girls’ Distance Running Julia Montgomery ’16 leads the pack with Tsion Yared ’20 close by in the fourth spot during the 2014 FHSAA Track & Field Championships. The 2014 event was the best in Pine Crest history for the girls’ and boys’ teams. The girls placed third for the second year in a row, the highest finishes in Pine Crest history, and the boys tied for sixth for their highest-ever finish. Pine Crest Middle School girls won their cross country State Championship and their track State Championship, their second in three years.

o say that Pine Crest School girls distance runners are a force is an understatement. Setting the bar high for younger runners, Ella Wurth ’13 and Savanna Gornisiewicz ’13 were runners up in state cross country and third at state in track during 2012-13, the highest in Pine Crest’s 79-year history. “Ella and Savanna were leaders by example for our Upper and Middle School student-athletes,” said Pine Crest Cross Country and Track and Field Coach, Paul Baur. The outlook is strong for the 2014-15 long distance seasons, with all runners returning and a team average that is better than ever. Julia Montgomery ’16 is the current FHSAA girls cross country and 1,600 meter track champion, and she was the runner-up in the

3,200 meter event in 2014. Katherine Jovanovic ’17 placed sixth in the 3,200 meter run. As a sixth grader competing at the high school level, Tsion Yared ’20 placed third in the 1,600 meter and fourth in the 3,200 meter event. Julia, Katherine, Tsion, and Amanda Schwartz ’20 were runners-up in the 4 x 800 meter relay event. “Their achievements are not done on talent alone, ”said Paul Baur, Director and Head Coach for Pine Crest’s Cross Country and Track Program. “You have to want it, and they do. Our student-athletes put in the time. They have an amazing work ethic.” During the summer, girls distance runners spent one week at Camp Highlander in North Carolina to grow as a team and prepare for the fall cross country season. Independently, each student-athlete logged miles

in June, July, and August. “Long distance running is a perfect sport for a student,” said Coach Baur. “Just like in the classroom, our student-athletes are hard core. They have the discipline and dedication to get it done.” Coach Baur added that being a dedicated long distance runner requires an extreme focus on goal setting and constantly measuring of personal records versus the clock versus competitors and teammates. “Most importantly, these girls have become a tight circle of friends who support each other on and off the course,” said Coach Baur. “That is a bond that they will have for years to come.” GO PANTHERS! Follow Pine Crest School Track Facebook: PineCrestRunning Twitter: @pinecresttrack

A l u m n a P r of i l e : H e at he r G e r one m u s

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Heather Geronemus ’97 Heather Geronemus ’97 remembers her first volunteering experience vividly. She was five years old and walking in the Broward Mall with her mother. source projects and track hours for students by serving on Pine Crest’s Community Service Board through graduation. “I loved that even the smallest thing – like a group of Pine Crest dancers teaching children a routine at the Jack & Jill Children’s Center – was more important to those children than we could have imagined,” said Heather. “Making those connections with people played an important role in my lifelong commitment to community service.” While at New York University, she became a leader for the Jewish Heritage Program, supporting and developing student mentoring, peer networking, and education programs. One of her favorite projects was delivering kosher meals and visiting with homebound seniors during the Jewish holidays.

Heather Geronemus ’97

“ was wearing a T-shirt that said ‘Hug Me. I’m U.G.L.Y.,’ ”said Heather. Heather’s mother, a board member of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s South Florida Chapter, and was soliciting restaurants to participate in the Society’s annual Ugliest Bartender Contest. Heather was following her mother’s lead by wearing an event T-shirt. A horrified woman stopped Heather in the mall to assure her that she was not ugly. Heather explained that U.G.L.Y. stood for “Understanding. Giving. Loving. You.” and proceded to explain the fundraiser.

“Pine Crest instilled in me a discipline that helped me balance academics with training as a professional ballerina and continuing to serve others while at NYU,” said Heather. In 2009, after spending years helping others through service, tragedy struck her own family. Her father, Dr. Robert Geronemus, was killed by a car on a pedestrian DUI hit and run after speaking at a medical conference dinner in Miami just days before his 61st birthday. Heather chairs Walk Like MADD & MADD Dash Fort Lauderdale in his memory and works passionately toward inspiring others to make smart choices.

“If you know me now, you would have a hard time believing I was painfully shy as a child,” said Heather. “I had a bigger purpose that day. I found my voice.”

In addition to her MADD advocacy, Heather serves on Pine Crest’s Advisory Council and is a Public Relations Specialist at Ultimate Software in Weston where, in addition to media relations, she helps coordinate the company’s “Ulti Service Days.” She was recently honored to be named as one of South Florida Business Journal’s “40 Under 40.”

Heather did not stop there. When she joined the Pine Crest School family as a sixth grader, she was asked to lead the Class of 1997’s community service efforts, and she continued to

“Giving, whether it is your time, energy, money, or ideas, is the single best way to make our world a better place,” said Heather.

Community service

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“ Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” – Aristotle

Community service is a part of being a Pine Crest School student. From pre-kindergarten through senior year, students create and take advantage of opportunities to share their time, talent, and treasure with local notfor-profit organizations.

1. Lower School students from the Fort Lauderdale campus went to work for Habitat for Humanity.

4. M iddle School Beta Club members from the Boca Raton campus collect, package, and load boxes of non-perishables for a local food pantry.

2. Lower School summer campers from the Boca Raton campus gathered nonperishables for a local pantry that was dangerously low on supplies.

5. U pper School students engage with patients at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital.

3. Middle School students from Pine Crest’s Fort Lauderdale campus traveled to the beach and locations throughout the community to serve the community in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

6. U pper School musicians who played in Pine Crest’s 4th annual “Playing for Change” concert presented a check for more than $2,000 to a local special needs preschool. They spent time playing with some of the children.

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A M e s s a g e f r om W il l Dav i s on

Dear Pine Crest Community, It has been a stellar year for Pine Crest students. They have surpassed their own high expectations in the classroom, in regional and national competitions, on playing fields, and on stage. Pine Crest’s strength is due to its commitment to academic excellence that is embraced by our students, parents, faculty, and alumni. The 2013-14 school year has also benefited from greater levels of engagement with our graduates. Highly successful homecoming and reunion events in the fall have been followed up with regional events in San Francisco, Boston, Washington, D.C., and New York City. Planning is underway for the homecoming and reunion festivities to be held on October 17 and 18, 2014. In addition to alumni involvement, our Parents’ Associations, Admission Ambassadors, Founder’s Council, Advisory Council, and Auction Volunteers have provided outstanding support in enhancing the everyday teaching and learning environments for our students and faculty. Philanthropically, the Pine Crest family has been extraordinarily generous. Through the support of our alumni, parents, and friends, combined with the tireless work of our Pine Crest Fund volunteers, we met, surpassed, and set a new giving record, which was led by the faculty, administration, and trustees with their outstanding 100 percent participation! Our Class of 2014 was also involved in supporting the School philanthropically through the establishment of the Senior Class Teaching Award for a faculty member who best epitomizes passion for teaching, academic rigor, and expertise in his or her discipline. While we already miss the outstanding Class of 2014, we look forward to welcoming them as active and engaged alumni, and look forward to taking pride in all of their accomplishments soon to follow. Thank you to everyone who has partnered with us to uphold our commitment to academic excellence, character, and leadership that serves as the foundation of a Pine Crest education. Sincerely,

Will Davison Vice President of External Relations

Supporting Outstanding Classroom Instruction True to Tradition: Recognizing Philanthropy The Columns Society honors those donors who are the mainstay of support to Pine Crest School. Members of the Columns Society are recognized by having their names placed on a permanent bronze plaque displayed on the campus of their choice. They are also honored at a reception in the year following their initial gift. Membership is gained through a total unrestricted gift of $15,000 to The Pine Crest Fund or an unrestricted gift of $3,000 to The Pine Crest Fund plus a signed four-year pledge of $3,000 per year to The Pine Crest Fund. After their pledge of $15,000 has been fulfilled, members are invited to remain active in the Columns Society by continuing their annual support with gifts to The Pine Crest Fund of $3,000 per year. We thank the following families for their new membership in this year’s Columns Society: Anonymous (1) Larissa and Joshua Abrams Kendall Donaldson and Scott Anagnoste Jennifer and G. Allen Andreas III Mary and Elio Baldini Beth Familant Bernick and Brian Bernick Nel and Jonathan Bloom Brodie & Friedman, P.A. Sonia and Brian Buetel Zuzana Hrdlicka and Stuart Burgess Ally and William Cabaniss Jr. Jane Holzworth Davison ’78 and Will Davison Mandeep Kaur Dhalla and Mandeep Singh Dhalla Rui Guo and Da Ding Carmen and John Edelson Debra and Michael Faren Maria and Antonio Feijoo Kim and Pedro Fernandez Sonia and Raymond Gailitis Lorena and Vito Garfi Faith and Stephen Gladding II ‘89 Stephanie and Daniel Gold Stacy and Jayson Goldstone Lauren and Randy Gould Steven Greenberg ‘88 Amber and Alex Guzinski Lesley Deutch Hlatki ’92 and Michael Hlatki Colleen and Daniel Hurt

Alisa and Kevin Karten Chan Park and Ezekiel Kaufman Lainie and Lawrence Klayman Marcy and David Konrad Jodi and Glen Lotenberg Dara and Jarett Levan Natasha Singh and Angelos Manganiotis Jessica and Gregory Marino Dana and Joe Markham Geneen Graber Maxwell and Charles Maxwell II Lisa and Robert Mintz Leslie Weaver Nelson ’84 and Rudd Nelson Catherine and Andre Perez JoAnn and Philip Procacci Elizabeth and Brian Quail Lynne and John Rizzo Debby and Mark Rosen ‘87 Melissa and Justen Shiff Casey and Matt Shore Sara and Joshua Slatkoff Jennifer and Scott Snyder Sharlene and Jeffrey Starkman Nithya and Srinath Sundararaman Angela Escobar-Tobon and Pablo Tobon Sheila Carnicelli and Jess Varughese Julie and Kevin Watson Elli and Michael Yuz

arai Gutierrez-Rodriguez, a Middle School Spanish and French teacher on Pine Crest’s Fort Lauderdale campus, was the first recipient of the Siegler Family Distinguished Teaching Award in February 2014. Sra. Gutierrez-Rodriguez was nominated for this Award because of her willingness and initiative to go above and beyond for students, and for challenging them appropriately each and every day. All Pine Crest teaching awards are based on merit and measurable criteria. Nominees illustrate, through classroom activity, a genuine commitment and connection to students that exceeds Pine Crest’s already high expectations of professional performance. Award winners are selected by a committee of administrators representing all divisions and both campuses. Made possible by the generosity of Pine Crest parents, Barbara and Gary Siegler, the Siegler Family Distinguished Teaching Award recognizes, values, and rewards teachers who deliver outstanding classroom instruction. Pine Crest School expresses our deep appreciation to the Sieglers for their investment in our faculty.

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Excellence The Pine Crest Circle of Excellence recognizes total cash gifts from individuals received by Pine Crest School during the fiscal year of July 1, 2013 to June 30, 2014.

BENEFACTOR LEVEL

TOWER LEVEL

($50,000 AND ABOVE)

($10,000 TO $24,999)

Ruti and Marc Bell Latika and Rajiv Jain Lauren and Jeffrey Morris Sandi Morris Pine Crest Boca Raton Parents’ Association Pine Crest Fort Lauderdale Auction Scott Silverman

FELLOWS LEVEL ($25,000 TO $49,999)

Debbie and Walter Banks ‘61 Olga and Alex Blavatnik Holly Hudson Bodenweber ‘88 and Scott Bodenweber Helene and Jay Cohen Patricia and Carlos Fernando de Siqueira Castro Karen Yeung-Foreman and Jay Foreman Leslie and Paul Geller Jacqueline and Richard Greenberg Martine and Robert Hackleman Marissa and Jeff Hollander Mr. and Mrs. Harris W. Hudson Jeannie and Steven Hudson ‘87 Bonnie Huizenga Julie Pabst ‘83 and Timothy Ingham ‘83 Carolina and Ronald Paez Pine Crest Lower School Family Association Jill and Stu Siegel Barbara and Gary Siegler Rhonda and Donald Simon Lilian and Igor Teplitsky Marina Teplitsky The Zimmerman Family Denise and Peter Wittich

Anonymous (2) Jennifer and G. Allen Andreas III Jodi and Douglas Berman Jeanette and Charles Bonfiglio Patty and Noah Breakstone Ally and William Cabaniss Jr. Andrea and Robert Colton Suma and Lewis Farsedakis Rosa and Francis Feeney Kathryn and Jonathan Ferrando Jean and J. Clifford Findeiss Alexandra and Nelson Gerard Marni and Michael Gleiber Sherry and Jonathan Hage Lesley Deutch Hlatki ‘92 and Michael Hlatki Renee and Barry Honig Richard Ingham Stefani Green-Issa and Moises Issa Mariana and Cesar Keller Jennifer and Brian Kessler Julie and David Kirschner Nancy and Sonny Kotite Nidhi Sinha and Deep Kumar Barbara and Michael Landry Diane and Armando Leighton Jr. Danielle and Bruce Lifton Ellie and Martin Lifton Tracy and Robert Louv Lori and Michael Manis Lisa and Robert Mintz Wendy Morse Robyn Morse-O’Keefe and Paul O’Keefe Stacey and Evan Packer ‘90 Pine Crest Boca Raton Fathers’ Club Hiromi and Robert Printz Jeanne and Kevin Quinn

Jenny and James Riley Marcelle Abell-Rosen and Andrew Rosen Francine and Leslie Rozencwaig Suzanne and Adam Sandow Randi and Brian Schwartz Allison and Jay Schwedelson Melissa and Justen Shiff Monica and Carlos Sin Zoraida and Barry Snyder Laura and Jeffrey Sobel Jackie Soffer Allison and Clint Strauch ‘81 Margareta Sudbrink Audina Berrocal and Stephen Tannenbaum Steven Feder and Lou Trosclair Sheila Carnicelli and Jess Varughese Patricia and David Wallace Alicia Ma and JT Wang Shari and Ryan Weisfisch Patricia Hooley Zimmerman and Kurt Zimmerman

COLUMNS LEVEL ($3,000 TO $9,999)

Anonymous (2) Larissa and Joshua Abrams Melissa and Brad Ackerman Kathy and Paul Adkins Carol Howe and John Akkerman Frehiwot Yeshitla and Yared Aklilu Kendall Donaldson and Scott Anagnoste Mary and Elio Baldini Debbie Banks-Snyder Beth Familant-Bernick and Brian Bernick Kenneth Bernstein Marie and Marc Blaison Nel and Jonathan Bloom Jaclyn and Jason Brodie

Zuzana Hrdlicka and Stuart Burgess Ana Blanco and Hector Casado Michelle and Marc Chandler Stephanie and Richard Chestnov Lynne Clayman Yasmine Zyne Coleman and T. Scott Coleman ‘72 Maria Menendez ‘79 and Paul Corban Mark Cramer Jane Holzworth Davison ‘78 and Will Davison Gloria Kucich and Luis Alberto De Armas Eliana Rojas-De Marco and Alejandro De Marco Karen and Mark Dern Mandeep Kaur Dhalla and Mandeep Singh Dhalla Rui Guo and Da Ding Marla and Scott Dudak Sylvia and Lawrence Duprey Carmen and John Edelson Heather and Scott Edwards Jonathan Eisenberg ‘00 Debra and Michael Faren Maria and Antonio Feijoo Kim and Pedro Fernandez Kim and Steven Fields Eugenie Friedman Robin and David Friedman Marcy and Joshua Friedman Roxanne and Christopher Frye Sonia and Raymond Gailitis Lorena and Vito Garfi Dianne and Michael Gerrits Faith and Stephen Gladding II ‘89 Stephanie and Daniel Gold Joan and Alan Goldberg Stacy and Jayson Goldstone Lauren and Randy Gould Steven Greenberg ‘88 Amber and Alex Guzinski Nicole and Martin Hanaka Lillie Thom and Clifford Hartman Maria and Eduardo Hauser Continued next page

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Allison and William Heller Diane and Daniel Hennelly Corinne Engelmann and Jon Heyman Elizabeth Bancroft and Jeffrey Hill Maria de Hinestrosa and Juan Hinestrosa Christopher Hull Richard Hull Colleen and Daniel Hurt Kristen and Damien Huze Alisa and Kevin Karten Inna and Elan Katz Chan Park and Ezekiel Kaufman Jennifer and Matthew Kaufman Lana and David Kislin Lainie and Lawrence Klayman Marcy and David Kronrad Heather and Randy LaPenta Rachel and Robert Lenner Melanie Hays Leonard ‘71 and William Leonard ‘70 Dara and Jarett Levan Giulia Pace and James Lewis Tiffany and Steven Liff Robert Lisy Jodi and Glenn Lotenberg Yvonne and Layne Lott George Lumb III Sonia Madera Fernanda and Joao Carlos Malhado Candace and Mark Malis Jeannette and Kevin Malone Natasha Singh and Angelos Manganiotis Jessica and Gregory Marino Dana and Joe Markham Rosemary and Mathew Martoma Wendy and Matthew Maschler Geneen Graber Maxwell and Charles Maxwell II Dawn Mazer Kellie Mosley-Mendez and Kevin Mendez Lori and Thomas Mitchell Laurel and Robert Mondshine Melinda and Daniel Munson Svetlana and Eduard Nakhamkin Leslie Weaver Nelson ‘84 and Rudd Nelson Jean and William O’Brien Sadhana and Sanjaykumar Patel Lisa and Courtland Peddy Ekaterina and Matthew Peppler Catherine and Andre Perez Anneliese and Marco Petricca Roberta Nedry Platner and Michael Platner Stephanie and Michael Popkin Terra and Jason Prest JoAnn and Philip Procacci Elizabeth and Brian Quail Laura and Paul Radensky Jaimee and Daniel Rashbaum ‘93 Lynne and John Rizzo Alison and Mitchell Robbins Debby and Mark Rosen ‘87 Bonnie and David Rosner Janice and John Rozanski Lys and William Rubin Kellie and Myles Runsdorf Cheryl and William Rymer

Galina and Sergey Sachenko Karen and Mark Schwartz Joanna Farchi Segal and Scott Segal Minna and Steven Selub Jessica Shafer Lizette and Dan Sheinberg Casey and Matt Shore Kristine and Frederick Simms Sara and Joshua Slatkoff Jennifer and Scott Snyder Maria and Eduardo Soto Randi and David Stanley Sharlene and Jeffrey Starkman Helen and Leon Stein Nithya and Srinath Sundararaman Anna and Justin Talerico Jodi and Paul Tartell Jennifer and Shawn Titcomb Angela Escobar-Tobon and Pablo Tobon Maria and Gonzalo Vazquez Julie and Kevin Watson Christine and Richard Welch Betty and Henry Wheeler Lisa and James Wheeler ‘77 Wiegman Family Joan and Scott F. N. Wing Randi and David Winter Cassandra Feist and Andrew Wurtele Liubov and Valery Yanov Elli and Michael Yuz Charley Buntrock Zeches ‘88 and Robert Zeches Sheila and Sam Zietz

DONORS

Anonymous (5) Layla Abbasi Ida and Richard Abedon Jr. Robin and Richard Abedon Sr. Marilyn Gliwitzki-Abrahams and Neil Abrahams Maria and Homayoon Abtahi Maha Almasri and Emad Abuhamda Tracy and Kipp Acton Ana Diazgranados and Sergio Adames Mandee and Jason Adler Renee and Joseph Adornato Siglinde Agentis Dayane and Eliton Aguiar Jennifer and John Aiello Aleida and Eric Alboucrek Stacie and Michael Alboucrek Darrian Albury Kerri-Anne Alexanderson Anne Rose Alexandre Belkis and Jorge Alfonso Christine Allen Carolyn and David Allen Elizabeth Benkowski and James Alligan Sharon and Ethan Alpert Amy and David Altman Edilma and Jorge Alvarez Lily Amanpour Lee Ann and Andrew Amunategui Tanaya and Ramesh Anand Barbara Andersen ‘77 Beverly and Donovan Anderson Jane Anderson

Susan and Mark Anderson Zoraida and William Anderson Kathy and Paul Andres Nancy and Edward Andrew Farahnaz and Guy Angella ‘86 Kari Angelo Jennifer and Carlton Anglin Vicki and Mickey Annecca Adriana and Michel Arabia Silvia Arias Gary Arkin Terri Arkin Linda and Craig Aronberg Elisa and David Aronberg Lara and Keith Aronoff Tammy and Gil Aronson Olga Cones and Felix Arrese-Igor Patricia and Charles Asarnow Kenneth Ashjian Caren and Bradley Asnis Anna Martin and Mardig Asratian Farhad Assari Linda and Bahram Attaie Constance Atwell Michelle and Jonathan Aufzien ‘87 Patricia and Fredrick Auman Rosanne and Andrew Auslander Lorie and Dean Austin Deborah Austin ‘66 Jessica Brauser Austin ‘02 Judith and Philip Averbuch Martha and Sam Avny Claudia and Richard Axelrod Daonapa Babbar Lilia and Howard Babcock Ilene and Samuel Babcock Tami and Greg Babij Spencer Bachow ‘03 Eileen Baird Haydee Quintana de Bajares and Gillermo Bajares Anne Baker Elaine and Irving Baker James Baker Susan Terry Baker ‘84 and Jeff Baker Judith and Milton Baker Nancy Baker Cathy and Robert Baker Meena and Kashyap Bakhai Virginia Balke Deborah McHugh-Ballou and Fred Ballou Pilar Pineda-Balza and Gerardo Balza Elaine and Richard Barber III Lauren and Aron Barkan Brooke Barker Kathryn Barlow Diane Brock Barnett ‘63 Rachel and Gregory Barr Diana Barreto Brad Barrett ‘67 Joel Barron ‘87 Adrienne and Brendan Barry Charlotte Barry Luanne and Neal Bartoletta Linda Bartron Viviana and Joel Bary Debbie Basha Lindsay Bass Bertha and Larry Baum Karen and Alan Bauman

Ashley and Paul Baur Virginie and Eugenio Beaufrand Joan and Laurence Beck Michele and Jason Becker Barbara and J. Nicholas Becker Jane and Kit Becker David Beckerman Lewis Beckett Jr. Nadine Beckett Elizabeth Bednar Lisa and David Behring ‘73 Sophie Lavoie and Patrick Belanger Kathleen and John Belcher Suzanne and Marc Bell Misti and Derek Bell Heidi and Edward Bennett Virginia Carpenter Bennett ‘68 and Richard Bennett Ginny Berdan Jill and Ian Berger Stacey and Jesse Berger Tammy and Lloyd Berger Linda and Scott Berger Debra and Ira Bergman Annie and Michael Bergner Raja and Saul Berkov Gil Berkovich ‘79 Laura and Richard Berkowitz Michele and Joshua Berlin Susan and Bruce Berman Shirley and Kevin Berman Sandy and Scott Berman Tatiana Faurer and Craig Bernstein Rachel and John Bernstein Caroline and Clifford Berry II Sandra Roy and Claude Bertrand Ramona Bettencourt William Beye ‘58 Christian Bezick Lisa Bezick Shobha and Lal Bhagchandani Neera and Shekhar Bhansali Daphnie and Vinay Bharadwa Rachel Billante Thomas Billante Anthony Billera ‘78 Lori and Andrew Billig Jodi and Ashley Billington Reyna and Henry Billini David Birchim ‘87 Barbara and Robert Birer Ann and James Birr Allison Bisco Zorica Kandic and Boris Bjelos Adonica Black ‘07 Jana Blackwell ‘81 Corina Szefler and Robert Blake Jr. Debra Blakely Celia Barreiro-Blanco and Alejandro Blanco Marina and Anthony Bland Kathleen Blandford Jessica and Jeffrey Blaze Francia and Lowell Blitt Estelle Bloch Melinda and Jeffrey Blostein ‘89 Susan and Alan Blum Jayne and David Blyer Cathy and William Bodenweber Jr. Suzanne and Robert Bogdan John Boiko Edna Tello and Daniel Bolja Continued next page

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Margaret Bond Tane and Donald Bonham Jr. Elizabeth and Anthony Bono Ramy and Michael Boorom Theresa and Patrick Boothe Yamile Elias and Arturo Borja Kelly Tirik and Ira Bornstein Barbara and Leonard Bornstein Bonnie and Patrick Boroian Daniela Botoman Bunny and Paul Bott Seth Bour ‘07 Marcie Berman Bour-Patron ‘80 and Robert Patron Alberta and Joseph Bové Barbara Boyd Dorothy Boylan Andrea and Bruce Braffman Julie and Donald Braun Jennifer Rimel-Braverman and Stanley Braverman Dawn and Terrence Brennan Ruth Bresnahan Zbysek Brezina Elaine Britton Erica and William Britton Jodi and Evan Brody Paige and Jonathan Brody Marcus Brodzki ‘04 Victoria Bronfman Denise and Peter Brooke Donna and Herman Brovender Christina Brown Colin Brown Roberta and Connis Brown III James Brown Janice Brown Wendover Holzworth Brown ‘71 Raquel Brown Lisa Marie Browne Robert Browne Sandra and Steven Bruckner Meredith and Michael Bruder Soeurette and Amos Bruny Katrina Bonner-Witt and Jeffrey Bruskin James Bucci Erika Lewis Buchholz ‘87 and Trey Buchholz III ‘87 Deborah and Michael Buchsbaum ‘88 Rachel and Robert Buehl Sonia and Brian Buetel Lynn and Alan Buhler Alyxandra Buhler ‘10 Brittany Buhler ‘08 Evan Buhler ‘12 Robert Bullard ‘67 Jerold Burden Kelly Bender Burgess and Dave Burgess Jessica Burns Jennifer and Mitchell Burnstein ‘82 Gregory Burton Diane Butler Susan and James Byer Barbara and Jose Cabral Donna and Michael Cabrera Dana Cahn Marilyn Cahn Andres Calderon ‘88 Susan and George Caldwell Jr. ‘80 George Caldwell Sr.

Dianne Caliendo Lauren Wolk Calig ‘83 Ebony Calloway ‘11 Nellie and Howard Camerik Judith Strite Campbell ‘54 Valorie Larson and Nicholas Campbell Laylo and Kamil Can Tani and Joseph Caparelli Kika Caparisos Laura Carafiello Anna Marie Carello Katie Carlton Joyce and Richard Carnovale Estes and John Carns Tanya Manfra and Joseph Carosella Rosario Ferrero-Carr and Thomas Carr Courtney Carswell Sylvana and Donato Casale Irene and Alberto Casaretto Wanda and Alberto Casaretto Desiree and Robert Cassera Lisa Castro Katherine Cathcart Linda Cawley Sandra and Michael Cefola Kathy and David Celentano Lauren Celentano ‘11 Carlos and Yvette Cepeda Mercedes Cepeda Julie and Marc Ceritelli Marcia Chackan Ann and Renier Chaintreuil Marilyn Gryntuch and Gilbert Chalem Molly Michael Chalmers ‘62 and John Chalmers ‘62 Kristen Chaney Stephen Chaney Mirta Chang Piya and Lakshman Charanjiva Nancy Charash Luisa and Joseph Charbonneau Deborah and Efrain Chavez Annie Cheanvechai ‘85 Elisa D’Angelo Chelius ‘99 Linda Hong-Huang and Wei Chen Ruby and James Cherof Sheila and Robert Chestnov Radiya and Huzefa Chhatriwalla Alyse Siegel Chin and Stephen Chin Blair Chizner ‘08 Susan and Michael Chizner Kristina and Michael Choi Kyung and Young Choi Leonor and Randall Christensen Renay and Edward Chung Heather and David Ciampini Michelle Mehallis Cibene ‘84 Christopher and Ashleigh Cicconi Amy and Christopher Cichoski Ronald Cipriano Jr. ‘98 Calla Cissel ‘11 Monica Ciudad-Real Nicole and David Clark Kymberly Clark Ann and Richard Clark Ava Clarke Garfield Clarke Laurence Combrouze and Pascal Claverie

William Clement ‘61 Susan and Gary Clemons John Cobb ‘89 Heidi and George Coggeshall Deborah Saff and Douglas Cohen Gail and Harold Cohen Fiona and Jeffrey Cohen Karen Farkas Cohen ‘89 and Jeffrey Cohen Michael Cohen ‘95 Stephen Cohen ‘56 Helen Horal Cohoon ‘04 Beverly and Robert Cole ‘91 Susanne Coleman Maria and William Collins Cindy and Jeffrey Conine Cecily and Christopher Conklin Trisha Tenbroeck Cono and Lance Cono Kathy and Judd Cool Sharon and Glenn Cooper Susan and Lee Cooper Suzan Cooper David Coppa Ivy and Albert Copperstone Joyce and Martin Cornick Melissa Corominas Stephanie Shank Correa ‘87 and Antonio Correa ‘87 Sandra and Jorge Corredor Melissa Corsetti Meredith and Kenneth Corsillo Mary and Ernest Costantino Cindy Cottone Laura Coughlan Alene and Richard Court Amy and Tim Cox Joanna Craik Jennifer and A. Brett Cramer Susan and David Crane Linda Crescimano Anne Bodine-Cresci and Joseph Cresci Raissa and Brian Crist Karl Crook ‘74 Tabatha Quetgles-Cross and K.C. Cross Rachel Pevsner Crum ‘88 Kim Dalton and Bruce Cutler Adele and Milton Cutler Lisa and Danny Cyr Rachel and Yaniv Dagan Guadalupe and Luis D’Agostino Lional Dalton George Dalzell ‘79 Remy and Steven Damiano Patricia and Dorian Damoorgian Mary and John D’Angelo Nicholas D’Angelo ‘97 Teresa Marie D’Angelo ‘03 Sara Penn Daniel ‘74 Suzanne and John Danielsen Marci and Barney Danzansky ‘86 Christine and Eduardo Dardet Laurie Darman Carole and Russell Dart Justin Dash ‘91 Maria and David Daszkal Sara and Irving David Sheryl David Carolyn Brewer and Guillermo Davila

Nicole Davis ‘93 Andrea Roy and Kenneth Dawson-Scully Marla and Carlos de Bracamonte Laura Deane Debra and Gary Dear Marisa Ieracitano Dearman ‘86 and Mark Dearman Rita DeChant Ellen and Christopher deClaire Sue and Ozzie deFaria Mary Deidesheimer Elena Martinez Del Alamo ‘67 and José Del Alamo Gail and Charles Del Vecchio Nicole and Jason Delimitros Marlaine and Owen Dempsey Sheree deSouza Margaret Devash Lisa and James Dezell Jr. Michel Di Capua ‘98 Paul Di Capua ‘98 Raquel and Riccardo Di Capua Sandra Di Capua ‘03 Mitchell Diamond Olga Diamond Arlene and Steven Diamond Ana Diaz Elaine DiCarolis Meredith Gertz DiCarolis ‘86 and Mark DiCarolis Jennifer and Daniel Dickenson Bobbye Dickerson Elaine and Joe DiNoia Karen and Joseph DiNoia Joe DiPietro Tia and Grant Disick Laurie Disick Susan and John Dobbs Judy and Daniel Dobin Melissa and Ivan Dobrin Diane and David Dodich Judith Chapman Doering ‘59 Barbara and John Donahue Maria Dona-Morice Peter Donath Dan Donato Catherine Donoway and Jim Sands Allison and Jon Donshik Gina Dooley Cheryl Ann Doolittle Mary Doughty Donna and Denton Douglas Sandra Ferrara and Frank Drachman Jennifer and Avraham Dray Karen Dresbach Ekaterina Bazyka and Vladimir Dreval Katharine and Matthew Drossos ‘98 Debra and Carl Drucker Ammu Warrier and Naveen Dua Lucy Friedt Dublin ‘72 Nina and Mario Dubovoy Lynn and Andrew Dudgeon Betsy Tuerk Duerr ‘72 Lynn and James Duncan Kristin Dunn Karen Dunne Carmen and Peter Dunne Carol and Richard Dupuy Jr.

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Beatriz Giraldo and Gabriel Duque Anna Durie Sissel and Roland Eckenhausen Elizabeth Edmond-Lins Ellen and Philip Edwards Janis Rosenblatt Ehlers ‘67 Julie and Daniel Ehmke Sheryl and Mark Eisenberg Jessica and Scot Eisenfelder Stacey and Paul Eldridge Edwinia Ellison Susan and Charles Emby Victoria Eng Deborah and Darin Engelhardt Talia Epstein ‘03 Roz and Gerald Eskenazi Anna and Mark Eskenazi Zoila and Jose Espaillat Hester Mitrani and Ari Esquenazi Roberto Estapé Barbara and Melvin Estrin Suzanne and Seth Estrin Karen Evans Austin Evenson ‘12 Teresa and Paul Evenson Douglas Evers Martine and Paul Fabre Kyla and Ronald Fajerstein Jennie and Geoff Falbey Mary Jane and Mike Fallah Aileen and Harold Familant Kalah Tompkins Fanning ‘95 Linda and Dennis Fanning Elaine and Dale Farkas Juliana and David Farkas ‘95 Barbara Farlie Stacey and Craig Farlie Evelyn Farner Jori Farrell James Farris Jr. ‘80 Gretchen and Salvatore Fasulo Leeanna and Robert Fatovic Mary Lois and James Faulhaber Jean and Thomas Feeley Dora Feeney Johanna and Rick Felberbaum Amy and Marc Feldman Susan and Peter Feldman Carol and Stuart Feldman Margo Fendrich ‘11 Virginia Ferayorni Janine and Marc Fermanian Elia Fiallo Allison and Barry Fiedel Jodi Rosenbaum Fiedler ‘85 and Lawrence Fiedler Donna Fields Margarita and Charles Filmer Elizabeth and Gregg Fine Donna Zalter-Finkelberg and Eric Finkelberg Jill and Andrew Finkle Allan Finn Julia Tulcan and Sinisa Firic Randi and Ury Fischer Amy and Charles Fischer Jr. Alison Moss-Fisher ‘95 and David Fisher Jr. Stephanie and Andrew Fishman Charles Fistel Buffy and Jay Fitzgerald Christopher Fitzpatrick

Stephanie Flack ‘88 Sarah Flack ‘85 Denise and Rick Fleck Wallapaporn and Mark Fleisher Lauren and Richard Fleisher Matilde Flesc Paul Fletcher III ‘75 Xliomara and Freddy Florencio Angela and Keith Flynn Jr. ‘79 Joy and Steve Fogel Valdete Fontana Christine and M. Austin Forman Tara and Miles Forman Melba Beatriz Forte and Silvio Forte Jeff Foster David Fowler Shannon Fowler Carol and Kent Fox ‘81 Johanna and John Franco Roberta Frank Shana Frank Joanne and Ken Frankel Gregg Fredman Holly Fredman Kara Kaplan Freedman ‘93 Abby and Alan Freedman Marilyn Freedman Hara Glasser-Frei and Stephen Frei Leonard Frenkil Sr. Astrid and Leon Friedlander Linda and David Friedman Melissa and David Friedman Sharon and Marc Friedman Jennifer and Mark Friedman Sandy and Rick Friedman Monica and Keith Friefeld Linda and Edward Frisch Anne and Lawrence Frisman Beth Leventhal Fromkin and Kenneth Fromkin Peggy and Rick Fucci Vladlena and Igor Funk Elizabeth and Eric Gabrielle Melissa and Ron Gaché ‘80 Draisa and Andrew Gale Kary Gallagher Julieann and Ryan Gallagher Tatiana Kuleva and Evgeny Garbovsky Clara Garcia Eduardo Garcia Drew Gardner Anna and Stefano Garrisi Sonali and Christopher Garvin Dianne and Glenn Garvin Jr. Filiz and Hartmut Gassmann Meryl and Stephen Gassman Wanlada Russmetes Gebhard ‘97 Rona and Steve Geller Tina and Joel Gellman Inna and Mark Gelman Christina George Heather Geronemus ‘97 Susan and Neil Gershman Cindy and Robert Gershman Richard Gertz Alexia and Richard Gertz Jr. ‘88 Teri Janus Gevinson ‘88 and Mitchell Gevinson Lisa and David Gilbert Laura and Michael Gilbert Robynn and Ira Ginsberg

Jamie and Neil Glachman Judith and Allan Glaser Dale and Gary Glass Martha and Richard Glasser Renae and Robert Gleiber Julia Gluhovskaya and Alexander Gluhovskoi Gretchen Goddard Tara and Cary Goldberg Sheila and Daniel Goldberg Rosalie and Herbert Goldberg Rita and Michael Goldberg Lisa and Scott Goldberg Laura Golden ‘03 Frances and Daniel Goldman Joy and Jason Goldman Jennifer and Sandy Goldman Liz and Bob Goldstein Ivonne Goldstein Kamie and Robert Goldstein Monica and Steven Goldstein Ivetta Golovneva and Vladimir Golovnev Michelle and Nicholas Golubov Jessica and Nestor Gomez Patricia Tovar Gomez and Pedro Gomez Alberto Gonzalez Laura and Andres Gonzalez Florencia and George Gonzalez Brenda Gooden Doreen and Steven Goodman David Goodwill Marlene and Matthew Goodwin Norma Martin Goonen ‘65 Jennifer Gordinier Gay and Jeffrey Gordon Gail and Robert Gordon Marta Ulshafer Gordon ‘60 Joann and Steven Gorn Jane and Albert Gortz Fiona and Norman Gotlieb Pamela Fistel Gottlieb and Neil Gottlieb Mary Beth and David Graf Jennifer and Thomas Graner Rose and Henry Grauer Jami and Lee Green Adriana Greenberg Andi and Monte Greenberg Brian Greene ‘97 Mary Jane Greene Nina and David Greenfield Lori Gregory Lucy Greiner Karen Gribben Carolyn Grimberg Alison and Michael Gross Barbara and Robert Grosz Karen and Mark Grove Ellen Sagnard and Steven Grover ‘85 Jean Grunder Linda and David Gruska Beatriz Bofill and Javier Gudez Andrea Guevara Yvonne and Jack Gugel Colleen and Ernest Guido Paula and Pedro Guimaraes Lioudmila and Alexei Gulia-Janovski Sara-Jeanne and Madison Gulley Marcia Gumberg

Sarai Gutierrez-Rodriguez Herbie Guzman Sapna and Kamal Gwalani Paige and Jeffrey Hackman Babette and Calvin Haddad Teresa and Robert Haeffner Anne and Alan Haig Kim Haines Susanne Norrback and Tomas Hakala Donna and David Halberstam Maria and Richard Hale Christina and Ronald Haligman ‘85 Stacey Silver Halpern ‘94 and David Halpern Nancy Pond Halula ‘79 Katherine Gladding Hamaway ‘91 and Michael Hamaway Carol and Robert Hamilton Jacqueline and Thomas Hammel Jr. Jodi Hammer Jeremy Hammond Heather and John Hanson Jennifer and Haresh Harpalani Wendy Dickinson Harrigan ‘90 and John Harrigan ‘90 Gerin and George Harris Esther and Larry Harris Lourdes and Miguel Harris Deborah Williams and Roy Harris Christopher Harrison Lynne and Robert Hart Karl Hartmann ‘73 Deanna and Brian Harvey Valerie and Robert Harvey Hamid Hashemi Cathy and Steven Haubenstock Joan and Paul Hauser Bethany Hawkins Norma and Scott Hawthorn Leigh Frizzell Hayes ‘73 Barbara and John Hayes Carla and Stuart Hayman Kristen and Christopher Hazleton Mary Lou and Richard Hazleton Peggy and Dan Heath Nicole Copulsky Hecht ‘93 Herbert Heck Melanie and David Hecker ‘85 Joanne and David Heiny Margi Helschien Ann and Scott Hemeon Keri and Craig Herman Jamille Hernandez Merav and Garrick Herrmann Sabine Hesse Esther and Paul Heyden Timothy Hibbs Yamara Higgins Jan Hinton Sandra and Lionel Hirsch Mary and William Hitchcock Mary Ann Hoag Jan Cantor-Hockman and Alexander Hockman Sandra and Harlan Hodes Cathleen and Douglas Hodgson Blanca and Julio Hoenigsberg David Hoffman Jo Ann Hoffman Christie and Scott Hofmann Amanda Holender Continued next page

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Margaret Shibley Holforty ‘53 Laura and Gregg Hollander Harriet and Leonard Hollander Stephanie Hollander Barbara and Sam Hollowell Brent Holman ‘88 Jill and Steve Holt Shannon and Eric Holtz Evelyn and Seymour Holtzman Anna Hom Lane and Karl Hop Sharon and Dennis Horal Tara Stephanie Horvitz ‘94 Nancy Liu and James Houle Elizabeth and Richard Howard Linda Lee Howell Shelley Huff-Schultz ‘70 and G. Randall Schultz Natalie Martino-Hughes and Mark Hughes Carol Hughes Marcia and Robert Hunt Sandra and Albert Hutzler III Jennifer Hwang ‘93 Paige Cole Hyatt ‘81 and Steve Hyatt Rachael and Edward Ignatoff Joy Imperato Tara and Jason Isaacson Mary Alice Isele ‘67 Tami and Perry Isenberg Sherri and Ihab Issa Sarah Izquierdo Michele and Stephen Jackman Roslynn Jackson Suzanne and Walter Jacobowitz Karen and Jeffrey Jacobs Deborah and Michael Jacobs Anne and Norman Jacobson Allison Jadvani Kirti and Mudit Jain Sarah and Umesh Jain Soraya and Mohamed Jamal Sharon and Don Janezic Tina and Manuel Jaramillo Steven Jarecki Tony Jaswinski Martine and Ernest Jean-Charles Kathleen and Welcemen Jeannot Elizabeth Jenkins Jennie Rossello and Robert Jimenez Claudia and Dion Joannou Nicole and Richard Johns Brian Johnson ‘00 Doni and Donald Johnson Jr. Erik Johnson ‘07 Anna Stolyarova and Eric Johnson Jeff Johnson Kevin Johnson ‘03 Susanna Johnson ‘02 Sheila Johnson Wise Lisa and Catesby Jones Kathy and Matthew Jones Kimberlee and Thomas Jones Maybelle and Harry Jordan III Merri and David Joselson Margaret and Douglas Jovanovic Kirstin and Ed Jovanovski Joe Juisai ‘93 Irene Jung Abbie and David Kahan Carol and Myron Kahn Rosalba and Steven Kahn

Sonia and Paramjit Kalirao Nancy and Phillip Kallen Leslie and David Kantor Dolores Kantrowitz Nicole and Darin Kaplan Gloria Kaplan Marci and Ron Kaplan Denise Goff and Sul Karamanaga Victoria and Blair Karasin Loretta and John Karch Joanna and William Karp Carol and Irving Karten Andrew Kashdan Carole and Joe Kashner Donna and Bruce Kassman Kimberly and Jay Katari Susanne and Robert Katsch Ninette and James Katsoulos Yvette Klein-Katz and Aviv Katz Alexandra and Russel Katzman Kalpana Kaul Diana and Steve Kauppinen Allison and Bruce Kava Virginia and Larry Kawa Lynn and William Kay William Kearney ‘79 Cody Rae Gruber Kedy ‘03 Donna and Raymond Keenan Judith and Jeffrey Keiser ‘73 Mark Pooler and Joseph Kelley Patricia and Verne Kelley Karen Mukamal Kelln Diana del Valle and William Kelly Ann Kelman Pamela and Brad Kelsky Arnelle Kendall-Ossendryver Beth Kennedy Pat Kennedy Veronica and John Kennelly ‘81 Frederick Kenney Kimberly Kent Robin and Marc Kesselman James Kessinger II Anita Kessler Joan and Bruce Kessler Michelle and Marc Kessler Randee and Stuart Kessler Linda and Kenneth Keyes Michelle and Trevor Keyes Donna and George Khoriaty Florence and Rudolphe Khoriaty Nancy-Lynn Kidwell Ann and Ronald Kihm Tokiko and Yoshito Kishi Kathleen Kissell Robin and Eric Klar Amanda and Jonathan Klarsfeld Wendy and S. Herman Klarsfeld Tracy and Ian Kleinman Elizabeth Kronick Kleinman ‘00 Brenda Kloda Jeannette Klumb Robert Klumb Susan and George Knapp Stephen Knapp Kendall Hanft-Knezevich and John Knezevich David Koburger Robin Koerber Stella and Chris Kokinakos Keri and George Kolettis Judith and Edward Kone

Theda Kontis ‘78 Kameel and Andy Koobir Wendy and Elliot Koolik Aleida and Stephen Koppenhaver Tracey and Adam Kornfeld Wendy and Hersh Korsunsky Neda and James Kos Doug Koval Ross Koval ‘13 Tamara and Eric Kraftsow John Kranstover Janice Krauser ‘69 Larry Krauser ‘71 Dara and Michael Krauss Carrie and Michael Kravitz Tina and Adam Kreysar Bianca and Aaron Krickstein Marsha Eisenberg and Ezra Krieg Denise and Thomas Krigger Ulrika and Stefan Kristofersson Amy Averbuch Kronengold ‘84 Jeff Kronengold Allison Kronick ‘03 Frank Kruger-Robbins Carla Kruyff ‘11 Margarita and Jose Kruyff Lucia Kruyff ‘11 Margarita Kruyff-Wells ‘06 Nancy Kuhl Judith Thiel Kuipers ‘92 and Treavor Kuipers Rebecca and John Kujawa Janet and Cem Kus Olivia and Chad Lalsingh Geannie and George Landa Gwendolyn Landers Mary Laurie Lane Spencer Lane ‘00 Laura Gruber Lansburgh ‘95 Inda and Ori Lapidot Marney Goldstein and Joshua Larned Angela and Charlie Lathrop Jr. Valentina and Jesus Lauria Lori Lavalle Adrienne Lavallee Peter Lavallee Ileana Lavender Tammy and Reede Lawman Sara and Eric Lazar ‘93 Arlene and Ira Lazar Kim and Stephen Lazarus Alissa Tran and Man Le Jacqueline Leahy Beth and Robert Leahy Kelly and Patrick Leary Susan and Davie Ledbetter Mary Ledbetter Laure Blinder and Jaime Lederman Amy Lui Lee and James Lee Joan and Steve Lee Lindsay and Andrew Leeds Susan Leffler Rafael Lefkovic Leon Legot ‘10 Evelyn and Leon Legot Kimberly and Seth Lehrman Malvina and Evgeni Leibovich Debbie and Douglas Leifert Ronni Leisenring Helena Leitao Christina and Nick Lekkas

Elizabeth LeMay Franci and Scott Leon Erica and Erik Leonhardt Christina Leps Stacey and Bruce Levine Emily and James Levin Beverly and Jerome Levitan Muriel Levitt Alan Levy ‘12 Rosa and Daniel Levy Lauren and Jonathan Levy Michael Levy ‘86 Dina and Saul Levy Samantha and Sami Lewin Christina Lewis ‘11 Daniel Lewis Lisa and Robert Lewis Laura Lichtenstein Harrison Lieberfarb ‘09 Heidi Cohen-Lieberfarb and Ross Lieberfarb Debra and Alan Lieberman Starr and Lou Lifson Jacqueline Smith and Peter Lindo Loren and Robert Lins Angela and Michael Lipscomb Ana Londono-Litewka and Sergio Litewka Sarah and Todd Litinsky ‘93 Stephanie and Richard Litofsky Stephanie Little Lenore Livingston Randi and Dominick Livoti Laurence Locker Laurie and James Loeb Shelley and Elliot Loewenstern Donna Sirois-Logue and Michael Logue Valorie and Timothy Loomer Janice Bergmann and Bernardo Lopez Kyle Loten Ian Lottimer Melissa and Mark Louden Dominique and Danyiel Louis Rita Lubbers Audrey Lubell Robin and David Lubetkin Catherine and Charles Luciano Stacey and George Luck Donna and Gary Luckman Monica and Paul Lutwin Robert Lynch Jr. ‘52 Cecilia and Adrian Macean Deborah and Michael MacKenzie Bhanu and Ram Madasu Catherine Madigan ‘73 Jacqueline Gouvea and Dipnarine Maharaj Deidre David Mahler ‘73 Nathan Mahoney Caryn and Frank Maister ‘89 Lisa and Leslie Maister ‘92 Barbara and Roger Maister Gabriella Majoros Cynthia and Shawn Malaney Pamela and William Malinchak Judi and Harvey Malove Nicholas Manganaro John Mann Jr. ‘77 Tracy Burton and Mark Manofsky Shahida Bashir and Omer Mansoor

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Siobhan Carty and Phil Marber Maria Marcello Lynn and John Marchetto Sally and David Marcus Leslie and Jeffrey Marcus Nilofer and Mohammed Markatia Carri and Brent Markofsky Chely and Alan Markowitz Christine Blackwell Marrero ‘84 and Jorge Marrero Karen and Joseph Marrow Tobey and Wesley Marsceill Heather and Timothy Martin Elba and Roberto Martinez Dana Kan and Howard Marx Susan and Charles Masimore Jamie Masitti Betsy Saunders Matheney ‘72 Renee Matthews Laurie and Walter Mathews Cindy and Matthew Mattone Carrie and Geoffrey May Debra Allard and Peter Maynard Marion McAleenan Roberta and Bryan McCabe Cory Perez Shade and Shari McCartney Suzanne Hollowell McCawley ‘90 and Paul McCawley Mildrey and Michael McConvery David McCue Arlene McDace Diane Stoddart McEwan ‘85 and Andrew McEwan Tara Monteleone McGinn ‘88 and Michael McGinn Mindy and Daniel McGuire Nettie and Frank McKee Ayaan McKenzie ‘08 Omar McKenzie ‘10 Khadra Osman and Wilfred McKenzie Sharon McKittrick Anne and Alan McLaren William McLaren ‘89 Lisa and Edward McLaughlin Kaitlin McLendon Devon McManama Mindy and Michael Meade Molly Meagher Marilyn and Carlos Medrano Sara Knapp Medrano ‘89 and Miles Medrano ‘90 Jan MehlDeborah and Lee Meisel Joanna and Robert Meisel Michele Meli Dione and Richard Meli Paul Meli III Maureen and Gary Meller Marc Meller ‘12 Michele and Laurence Mellgren Andrew Mellin ‘86 Cheryl Moss-Mellman and Robert Mellman Larry Mellone Debbie and Bud Menin Andrew Mercatante Mariette and Kevin Merrigan Lauren and Barry Merrill Kenneth Metnick Lori Metnick Matthew Mettille

Nicole and Mark Metz Jessie Metzger Gloria and Jerome Meyer Linda Guardabassi Michael ‘73 Barbara Milanese Jill and Bradford Miller Bryan Miller Brandy and Jonathon Miller Lee Miller ‘67 Victoria and Michael Miller Shaina Miller Pnina and Steven Milstein Sally Mims Mansura and Khalid Minhas Moira and Christopher Minielly Ruth and Bernard Mintz Jay Mirkil Carol and Brian Mirsky Judy and David Mishkel Lauren and Glen Mitchell Tamara Mitchel Catharine Moffitt ‘80 Rene and Lakhi Mohnani Jennifer and Jerome Moiso Susan and Bruce Moldow Gregory Mondre ‘92 Ivana and Hu Montague Nancy Montaque Camille Montemurno Amy and Frank Montgomery Candace and Christopher Moore Brooke and David Moody Nicole and Julian Morales Donna and Barry Mordis Victoria and Alejandro Moreno Jacqueline Morgan Christopher Morley ‘96 Joan Morris Susan and Patrick Morris Barbara Ondo Morrison ‘76 Beth and Michael Morse Robert Morse ‘86 Jill and Brian Moss Lisa and Stanley Moss Lorena Bejar Mukamal ‘93 and Daniel Mukamal Tamara and John Marc Mulkey Shari and Geoffrey Mullen Mike Munger Pamela Munsey Tania and Isaac Murciano Wayne Murray ‘72 Alisa and Marc Andrea Musa Jill Myers Jenni and Craig Myles Fran and Nathan Nachlas Annette and Matthew Nagle Jaya Kirpalani-Narwani and Anand Narwani Marvin Natiss Wendy and Louis Navellier Catalina and Hernan Navia Nicki and Jason Neimark Clara and George Nenezian Robin Nesbitt Bertha and Robert Nesselroth Eileen Koegler and Axel Neumann Lydon Neumann ‘64 Julie Neustadter Khanh and Sonny Nguyen Holly Strogoff and Thomas Niederman

Sheryl Nigro ‘84 Katie O’Connell Nitowski ‘00 and Karl Nitowski Martha Norelid Cindy and Frederic Norkin Wendi Norris Carolyn and William North Jonathan Norton ‘75 Beth Nottman Colleen and Jeffrey Nouhan Debbie and Tom Nowatski Elena Leone-Nudelberg and Michael Nudelberg Karen and David Oaks Alise O’Brien Melinda and John O’Brien Megan O’Brien Debbie and Patrick O’Brien Beth and Richard O’Brien Karen and Joe O’Byrne Lisa and Michael Ockerman Betty and David O’Connell Daniel O’Driscoll ‘69 Jeffrey Olefson Michelle Olefson Eric Olender Stacy and Jason Oletsky Cindy O’Neill Regina and Hugh O’Neil Peter O’Neil Robert O’Neill Melissa Oppenheim ‘08 Ellen and Roy Oppenheim Wendi Oppenheim ‘11 Robin and Stuart Opperman Hal Ornstein John O’Rourke Marisa and Carlos Ortega Michele and Brett Osborn Jihan Saba and Ahmed Osman Shawn Phillips Ostrower and Samuel Ostrower Valerie and Victor Ostrower Naeemah and Darryl Owens Jennifer and Charles Owensby Lisa and Bruce Pagano Jean Page J. Clifford Page Jr. Shachi and Sanjay Paharia Craig Palardy Bernice and Gary Paley Claudia and David Pancer Anthony Panella Claudia and Wilbert Pariguana Kearby and Geoffrey Parker ‘66 Holly Sparks Parker ‘72 Alexandra Parsons Jami and William Passer Sadhvee Hansraj-Pastine and Armand Pastine Dawn and Steven Pastor Peg and John Pattillo Amy Paul David Pavek Katy Pawlowski Leoni and Robin Pearl Elizabeth and Richard Pecoraro Jr. Barbara Peet Anabel Rub Peicher Katherine Tanya Peicher ‘04 Mark Peicher ‘13 Valerie Peicher ‘07

Joanne Pelton Uche and Michael Pendergast Carole Lebrun and Philippe Pepos Sion and Robert Pereira Sharon and Mitchell Perelman Alejandra and Daniel Perez Mary Ellen Zondorak Perez and Jorge Perez Angel Perez Helen and Omar Periu Lisa and Jason Perlman Violeta de Pernia and Omar Pernia Amy Shapiro Perper and Harry Perper Cindy Perrella Joyce and Peter Perri Jr. Cari Wellington Perri ‘93 and Peter Perri III ‘93 Dennis Perry Matthew Perry ‘95 Heidi Ferayorni Pettee ‘82 and David Pettee Cliff Pettit ‘55 Deborah Pevsner ‘89 Petula and Peter Pezaris Sandra and Kurt Pfeffer Kristen and Lance Pfeifer Star Long Pfiffner ‘72 Mona and Martin Phillips Anne and Glenn Pierce Cristina Sollosso Pierson ‘84 and Glen Pierson Colleen and Philip Pine Pine Crest Cub Club Pine Crest Fort Lauderdale Transportation Department Patricia and Numo Pinho Roselyne Pirson Ivy Pisani Yi Lam and Niwat Piyavichayanont Norma and Alan Platner Dalia and James Platt ‘90 James Pletcher Eileen and David Pliske Dagmara and Mariusz Podkoscielny Taina and Harry Polatsek Ana-Karina and Jonathan Politano Emi and Richard Pollack Marie and Daniel Polley Darren Pollock ‘88 Dianna and Edward Pollock ‘64 Melissa and Jacob Pollock Terri and Richard Pollock Deborah and Robert Poppiti Jr. ‘69 Joanne and Omry Porat Dina Roth Port ‘93 and Larry Port Jeffrey Portman ‘62 Joanne and Steven Poster Diana Potter Michelle Ostrander Potter ‘89 Richard Potter Joyce Powell Nayla and Romeu Pradines Jr. Eva and Michael Preslo Kenneth Prestegard Kimberlee Prestegard Roslyn Prevor Nora Gugel and Lori Pristo Carole and Fred Pritzker Michele and Kenneth Pritzker Krista O’Connell Promnitz ‘97 and Eric Promnitz Continued next page

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Maria Cecilia Servienti and German Pugliese-Bassi Nancy Pusateri Todd Pusateri Monica Martin and David Pyle Fred Queller Elyse Quill Stacy and Robert Rabin Patricia and Andrew Rabinovich Romy and Barry Rabkin Robyn and Lance Rader Jozefa Radvany Georgia Salmon-Radvany and Tibor Radvany Nirmala Shanmugam and Vish Rajan Constance Chastain Ramgolam and Neil Ramgolam Diane and Ernesto Ramirez Ellen Huybers Ramm Julee and Richard Ramnath ‘87 Chrysoula and Patrick Ramsden Sandra Ramsden Sally and Scott Rand Michelle Rauch Thompson Rawls II ‘69 Nicole and Michael Rechter ‘88 Pawan and Samarth Reddy Tracy and Guy Reese Carissa Reese Munira and Amirali Rehmatullah Janice and Daniel Reich Lourdes and David Reich Nancy and Larry Reid Antonia and Domingo Reija Elaine Reilly Theresa and Ian Reisner Meghan Remm Marcy and Barry Resnik Elvie and Bradford Ress Esta and Lewis Ress Natalie and Greg Revelle Denise and Douglas Reynolds ‘75 William Reynolds ‘06 Diana Sanchez-Steiner and Camilo Rivas Connie Rivera Lawrence Robbins Marjorie Robbins Rebecca and Thomas Robertson Vela and Raymond Robin Joyce Rogers Robinson ‘72 and Guy Robinson Tracy and Richard Roddy Lorin and Todd Rodman Mairim Hernandez and David Rodriquez Phyllis and Jerry Rogovin Meredith and Mark Rogovin Betty Roschman Carol Rose Eleanore Rose Victoria and William Rose Jodi and Jay Rosen Cheryl and Daniel Rosenbaum Hedy Rosenbaum Susan and Jerry Rosenbaum Robin Rosenbaum ‘84 and Philip Rothschild Kler and Scot Rosenberg Lori Kostin-Rosenberg and Stephen Rosenberg Kimberly Glasser Rosenstock ‘91

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Barbara Scherer Robyn and Neil Schiller Joan and Gary Schiller Martha Schimelpfenig Christopher Schimpf ‘03 Patricia and Richard Schimpf Tara Schimpf ‘06 Maria Schiuma ‘06 Scott and Anne Schlesinger Joan and Bernard Schlossberg Diane and Charles Schmidt George Schmidt ‘68 Kristina and Michael Schmidt Sharon and Robert Schmidt Lori and Alan Schneider Elissa Schneider ‘07 Marcy and Jeffrey Schneider Ronni and Paul Schneider Marnee and Seth Schneider Stuart Schneider ‘04 Elena Schoneck Jana and Michael Schreiber Ellen and Howard Schulman Wendy and Andrew Schultz Kristen and Steven Schwachter Evelyn and Charles Schwager Robin and Alvin Schwartz Shari and Andrew Schwartz Sandi and Barry Schwartz Liz and Fred Schwartz Caryn and Joshua Schwartz Eileen and Marc Schwartz Marcia Schwartz Sonmi and Philip Schwartz Jurate and Roland Schwartz Yanina and Simon Schwartz Terry Schwartz Lauren Mann Scopp ‘95 and Eric Scopp Tamara McNierney Scrudders ‘83 and Eric Scrudders Allison and Jonathan Seckler Vincenza and Ivan Segal Benita Haber Segal and Bruce Segal Beth Auman and Steven Seidemann Belinda and Larry Seidlin Beth and Louis Selesnick Janice and Leonard Senter ‘61 Cynthia Sewell Veronika and Adam Shafran Jennifer Verger and Abbas Shah Melodie Shamie Michael Shamie Laura Freedman and Jeffrey Shanbom Jil and Adam Shapiro Julie and Craig Shapiro ‘81 Deena Shapiro Priya and Vinay Sharma Barbara and Ezra Shashoua Candace and Jared Shaw Hally and Mark Shaw Alison and Randall Shaw Jeffrey Shea Kristin Shealy Angelica and Ryan Shealy Marcie DePlaza Shecter and Brett Shecter Sari and Mark Shenkman Anita and Andrew Sherman Cynthia and Bruce Sherman

Katherine and Darren Sherman Robin Sherman Michelle and Harry Shevin Natalie and Kevin Shrock Robin and Jeffrey Siegal Craig Siegel Lori Rosen Siegel and John Siegel ‘80 Lois Siegel Jon Sikora Stefanie and Frederick Silfen Andrea Lubell and Paul Silitsky Claire Silverman Lois and John Silverman Patricia Silverman Tracey Stokes and Ari Silverstein Sandy and Jerry Simelson Silvia and Cesar Simich Laura Macias-Simoes and Gil Simoes Clementina and Leonardo Simon Jennifer and Paul Simonson Rona and Harvey Simovitch Jesse Sims Michelle and Adam Singer Bella and Scott Singer ‘94 Rose and Stuart Singer Sarah Singh Daniel Skelley Katherine D’Angelo Slavin ‘00 Inna and Peter Slusarenko Jr. Svetlana and Maksim Slyusarchuk Deborah and Adam Small Cynthia Lee Smet ‘74 and John Smet Becky and Adam Smith Nancy Jayne and Clarke Smith Lara Weiss Smith ‘85 and David Smith Gayle Smith Jason Smith Jodi Alexander Smith ‘93 Barbara Sheffield Smith and Robert Smith, III Rochelle Smith Kristina Kotulak Smith ‘82 and Steven Smith Thomas Smith Wini Wilkinson Smith ‘64 Daniel Snyder Elizabeth Synder Alicia and Charles Sobchak ‘90 Ana and Tomas Soderberg Donald Soffer Susan and Panos Sofianos Jill Osterman Sokol ‘78 Jan and Ignacio Solares Tina and Michael Solley Gregory and Nancy Sollitto Helene and Irl Solomon David Soria Marlene Sotelo Elizabeth Southard ‘73 Janet Spalding Simona and Alexander Spelman Margot and Hoyt Spelman Dara and David Spey Andrea Spingarn Randi and Steven Sponder Debra Spring Pamela and Burt Srebrenik Lara and David Srour Lisa and Richard St. John

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Madeline Tabin Gregory Tabor ‘99 Susie and Mark Tabor Sara and Joseph Tacher Carrie and Farshid Tafazzoli Ariane Lortie and Jason Taite Jezette Talbot-Paul Marla Tapper Rasheena and David Taub ‘91 Kechi and Kevin Taylor Patrick Taylor Susan Taylor Karen and David Tedesco Deborah and Scott Teich Rhonda and Marc Tescher Michael Testa Judith and Donald Thiel Soye Thomas Monica and Iian Thornton Tami and John Thraum Joeleah and Thomas Tighe Melinda and Robert Tillitski Coyt Tillman Jr. ‘58 JeanMarie Tishfield Carla and Richard Tobin Marna and Richard Todd Lori and Steven Toffler Susan and Eric Tomchin Millicent and Everton Tomlinson Jennifer and John Torregrosa Jessica and Jorge Torrejon Jr. Matilde and Stanley Tosello Mark Totovian Kathy and Ronald Trebbi Jane Trunsky Peggy Hui and Ngoc-Tien Truong David Tunkel Patricia Pattillo-Turner and Michael Turner Katie and Paul Turner Roberta Turner Anita Tychsen Gabriel Tyner Erika Peltz and Dimitri Tyryshkin Lorraine and Dennis Udwin Rita Ullman Courtney and Brian Urbanek Jennifer and John Uustal Barbara and Ruddy Valdes Diane Hernandez Valois and Cristian Valois Rebecca Rivera and Eric Van Tassel Sohely and Martijn van Woerkom Ellen Conlon and Vincenzo Varalla Ann and Andrew Varga Amy and Jeremy Varo-Haub Ilene and Dean Vaughan Melissa and Ernesto Vega Debera Hui and Andrew Veghte Itzamar and Ricardo Venegas Debbie and Edward Venezia Julie and William Venne Nicole Vetancourt Susan Vicelli Nalini and Ashok Vijayvergia Ana Villa Francesca and Frederick Villari III Joyce and Vince Virga Leah Vishno Christiana and Frantz Vital Kimberlee Vlcek Neala and Allan Vogel Cindy and Craig Voight ‘63

Ilene and Jan Volper Olga Moskaleva and Evgeny Volter Sarah von Bremen Bruce von Stein ‘82 Jan Higginbotham von Stein ‘57 John von Stein ‘00 Kirk von Stein ‘79 Sheila and Nicholas Vosdoganes Onni Andrea Vosdoganes Lisa Vreeland Shari and Louis Vrod Susan and Karl Wagner Ana and Andrew Waldman Liz and Benjamin Waldshan Christine and David Walker Madeleine and Ian Walker Catherine Bennett and Terry Walker Carolyn Wallace Karen and Elliott Wallace Sharon and Jeff Wallberg David Walters ‘02 Karen Wilson-Walters and Joseph Walters ‘95 Maria and Robert Wanes Rena Wang Shu-Chen Wang Shawna Wanland Cynthia Atwell and David Wanless Kimberly and Wesley Ward Harold Warp ‘64 Ellen and Gary Wayne Lucy Hodges Weber ‘70 and Gerry Weber Wendy and Steven Weber Julie and Donald Weidenfeld Lisa and Bruce Weihe Kathleen and M. Jason Weil ‘94 Melissa and Scott Weil Alvin Weinberg ‘74 Jane Rudolph and Steven Weinberg Stacey Robyn Weinberg ‘93 Katia and Corey Weiner Lourdes Castano Weiner and Jeffrey Weiner Robert Weiner Estelle and Mark Weingarden Sylvia Weinger Maureen and Lawrence Weinstein Barbra and Lawrence Weisberg Debra and Eric Weiss Ellen and John Weiss ‘65 Michelle and Leonard Weiss Sally and R. Joel Weiss Richard Weldon Melissa Wetzler Linda and Gregg Wexler H. Harrison Wheeler ‘95 Leah White Megan Whiting Luana and Jim Whyte Debra King Wichser ‘93 Lorraine and James Wilde III James Wilde IV ‘07 Danielle and Kevin Wilen Lynda and Joel Wilentz Isabelle and Luc Wille Lisa and Robb Wilentz ‘88 Connie and Christopher Williams ‘85 Kimberly and Gregory Williams

Christina Wilson and Harold Dawson Wendy and Michael Wilson Peter Winn ‘85 Jessica and Marc Winnick Michele Winokur Lesly and Jonathan Wise Eileen and Morris Wise Harriet Wislosky Barbara Banks-Wittich and David Wittich Melinda and Elliot Wolf Amy Sherman and Jason Wolf Jamie Fiorentino Wolfe ‘03 and Justin Wolfe Edward Wolling Mindy and Randolph Wolpert Karen Wolters ‘73 Janice and Randall Wolters Avery Wonacott ‘11 Paula and Ed Wonacott Kristine and Dale Wood ‘90 Wendy Sills Wood ‘58 Jennette and Jared Woolf Sarah Fialho and Chad Wright Cynthia Wu Victoria Wu Jessica Wulkan Stephen Wunker ‘87 Margaret and Angus Wurtele Amy and Mark Wurth Deborah Wyko Jane and Richard Wynn II William Wynn ‘79 Eleonora Yankelevich Daria Davis Yatak and Bashar Yatak Sehrazat and Mehmet Yazici Sandra and Donald Yellin April and Eric Yellin Dorothy Yescavage Kathleen and Thomas Young Roberta Yudis Zachariah Zachariah ‘99 Ellen Windheim and Leonard Zackon Carrie Frank ‘93 and Dario Zagar ‘89 Kimberly and Justin Zajc Samantha Zapoleon Colleen and Jason Zecca Nancy Zelch Monica and Isaac Zerbib Pamela and Amir Zfira Jodi Bornstein and Michael Zheutlin Alex Zheutlin ‘11 David Zheutlin ‘07 Lisa Zheutlin ‘17 Naomi and Alan Zietz Ina and Marvin Zimmerman Etta and Raymond Zimmerman Barbara and Richard Zimmerman Trudy Zimmerman Denise Zingariello Irene and Leonardo Zingg Beth and Jeffrey Zipper Judith and Joseph Zipper Tania and Martin Zucker Marjorie and Charles Zuckerman Alex Zusman ‘93 2080 Media Inc. DBA Play On! Sports

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Faculty, Staff, and Administration 2013-14 Donors Anonymous Maria Abtahi John Aiello Darrian Albury Kerri-Anne Alexanderson Debra Allard Jane Anderson Susan Anderson Kathy and Paul Andres Silvia Arias Terri Arkin Kenneth Ashjian Lorie Austin Daonapa Babbar James Baker Nancy Baker Elaine Barber Brooke Barker Luanne Bartoletta Linda Bartron Lindsay Bass Karen Bauman Paul Baur Barbara Becker Jane Becker Ginny Berdan Sandy Berman Ann Birr Allison Bisco Jana Blackwell ‘81 Debra Blakely Kathleen Blandford John Boiko Daniel Bolja Anthony Bono Barbara Boyd Andrea Braffman Julie Braun Ruth Bresnahan Janice Brown Raquel Brown Kelly Bender Burgess and Dave Burgess Jessica Burns Gregory Burton Kit Butler Dana Cahn Susan Caldwell Dianne Caliendo Valorie Larson and Nicholas Campbell Kika Caparisos Laura Carafiello Anna Marie Carello Katie Carlton Estes Carns Courtney Carswell Lisa Castro Kathy Celentano Marcia Chackan Ruby Cherof Heather Ciampini Ashleigh and Christopher Cicconi Amy Cichoski Monica Ciudad-Real Nicole and David Clark Ivy Copperstone Melissa Corsetti

Laura Coughlan Joanna Craik Linda Crescimano Remy and Steven Damiano Patricia Damoorgian Mary D’Angelo Marci Danzansky Christine Dardet Laurie Darman Will Davison Laura Deane Marisa Ieracitano Dearman ‘86 Rita DeChant Mary Deidesheimer Elena Martinez Del Alamo ‘67 Marlaine Dempsey Sheree deSouza Margaret Devash Bobbye Dickerson Elaine DiNoia Joe DiPietro Maria Dona-Morice Dan Donato Gina Dooley Cheryl Ann Doolittle Lucy Friedt Dublin ‘72 Kristin Dunn Karen Dunne Anna Durie Sheryl Eisenberg Stacey Eldridge Victoria Eng Karen Evans Douglas Evers Kalah Tompkins Fanning ‘95 Evelyn Farner Jori Farrell Gretchen Fasulo Elia Fiallo Allan Finn Alison Moss-Fisher ‘95 and David Fisher Jr. Buffy and Jay Fitzgerald Christopher Fitzpatrick Richard Fleck Matilde Flesc Jeff Foster Marilyn Freedman Linda Frisch Elizabeth Gabrielle Kary Gallagher Ryan Gallagher Drew Gardner Christina George Susan Gershman Robynn Ginsberg Lisa Goldberg Tara Goldberg Kamie Goldstein Nestor Gomez Alberto Gonzalez Florencia Gonzalez Brenda Gooden David Goodwill Jennifer Gordinier

Mary Beth Graf Lori Gregory Barbara Grosz Andrea Guevara Sarai Gutierrez-Rodriguez Herbie Guzman Teresa Haeffner Kim Haines Kasey Gladding Hamaway ‘91 Jodi Hammer Jeremy Hammond Wendy Dickinson Harrigan ‘90 Gerin and George Harris Christopher Harrison Deanna and Brian Harvey Bethany Hawkins Norma Hawthorn Herbert Heck Joanne Heiny Ann Hemeon Jamille Hernandez Esther Heyden Timothy Hibbs Yamara Higgins Jan Hinton Mary Ann Hoag Amanda Holender Barbara Hollowell Karl Hop Linda Lee Howell Shelley Huff-Schultz ‘70 Carol Hughes Marcia Hunt Joy Imperato Sarah Izquierdo Roslynn Jackson Allison Jadvani Sharon Janezic Tina Jaramillo Elizabeth Jenkins Doni Johnson Jeff Johnson Abbie Kahan Alisa Karten Andrew Kashdan Alexandra Katzman Joseph Kelley Beth Kennedy Frederick Kenney Kimberly Kent Marc Kessler Nancy-Lynn Kidwell Kathleen Kissell Robin Koerber Keri Kolettis Andy Koobir John Kranstover Denise Krigger Frank Kruger-Robbins Margarita Kruyff Lori Lavalle Ileana Lavender Reede Lawman Jacqueline Leahy Mary Ledbetter Susan Ledbetter Andrew Leeds

Debbie Leifert Ronni Leisenring Robert Lenner Christina Leps Daniel Lewis Starr Lifson Sarah Litinsky Stephanie Little Kyle Loten Ian Lottimer Rita Lubbers Monica Lutwin Laura Macias-Simoes Deborah MacKenzie Nathan Mahoney Maria Marcello Dana and Joe Markham Tobey Marsceill Jamie Masitti Carrie May Mildrey McConvery Arlene McDace Nettie McKee Sharon McKittrick Kaitlin McLendon Molly Meagher Jan Mehl Larry Mellone Andrew Mercatante Jessie Metzger Barbara Milanese Brandy Miller Bryan Miller Shaina Miller Carol Mirsky Rene Mohnani Camille Montemurno Amy Montgomery Brooke Moody Candace Moore Jacqueline Morgan Lauren Morris Joan Morris Tamara Mulkey Mike Munger Pamela Munsey Robin Nesbitt Robert Nesselroth Julie Neustadter Karl Nitowski Martha Norelid Beth Nottman Alise O’Brien Debbie O’Brien Megan O’Brien Lisa Ockerman David O’Connell Eric Olender Peter O’Neil Robin Opperman John O’Rourke Marisa Ortega Naeemah Owens Craig Palardy Claudia Pancer Anthony Panella Alexandra Parsons David Pavek Katy Pawlowski

Joanne Pelton Uche Pendergast Sharon Perelman Angel Perez Cindy Perrella Cari Wellington Perri ‘93 Dennis Perry Glen Pierson Pine Crest School FTL Transportation Dept. Roselyne Pirson Ivy Pisani Dalia Platt James Pletcher Eileen Pliske Dagmara and Mariusz Podkoscielny Marie Polley Joyce Powell Michael Preslo Krista O’Connell Promnitz ‘97 Elyse Quill Jaimee Rashbaum Carissa Reese Tracy Reese Janice Reich Meghan Remm Vela Robin Joyce Rogers Robinson ‘72 Lorin Rodman Carol Rose Lauren Rosenthal Christina Ross Sarah Rossnan Janice Rozanski David Rubinoff Kristin Rudnick Sheri Sack Kate Sadowski Jane Salimbene Michelle Smith Santarelli ‘89 Carol Sasadu Francine Savoca Carie Sax Julie and Jim Scheidegger Martha Schimelpfenig Patricia Schimpf Sharon Schmidt Elena Schoneck Andrew Schwartz Janice Senter Deena Shapiro Jeffrey Shea Kristin Shealy Ryan Shealy Sari Shenkman Robin Sherman Melissa Shiff Jon Sikora Clementina Simon Jesse Sims Daniel Skelley Inna Slusarenko Barbara Sheffield Smith David Smith Gayle Smith Thomas Smith

Daniel Snyder Tina Solley Nancy Sollitto Dara Spey Andrea Spingarn Debra Spring Tammy and Christopher Stamm Corrie Stark Jeffrey Starrett Doug Stoppel Lorraine Strasser Allison Strauch Joy Li Strempack Kathleen Sullivan Jean Sungenis Susan Sutherland Sarah Wing Svendsen ‘95 and Jared Svendsen Paul Swisher Corina Szefler Joanna and Peter Szymanski Jezette Talbot-Paul Marla Tapper Susan Taylor Michael Testa Monica Thornton Joeleah Tighe Melinda Tillitski JeanMarie Tishfield Lori Toffler Mark Totovian Anita Tychsen Amy Varo-Haub Julie Venne Nicole Vetancourt Susan Vicelli Ana Villa Kimberlee Vlcek Sarah von Bremen David Walters ‘02 Joseph Walters ‘95 Rena Wang Shu-Chen Wang Shawna Wanland Julie Weidenfeld Lisa Weihe Scott Weil Ellen Weiss Leah White Megan Whiting Wendy Wilson Joan and Scott F. N. Wing Michele Winokur Harriet Wislosky Jamie Fiorentino Wolfe ‘03 Edward Wolling Cynthia Wu Victoria Wu Eleonora Yankelevich Kathleen Young Kimberly Zajc Jason Zecca Trudy Zimmerman Denise Zingariello Irene Zingg Continued next page

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Fort Lauderdale Auction Saturday, March 15, 2014

ine Crest’s Middle and Upper School Parents’ Association and Lower School Family Association took parents, alumni, faculty, and friends “Back to the 80s” on Saturday, March 15, 2014 at the Marriott Harbor Beach. Guests were dressed in aerobics gear, prom dresses, white suits, and neon accessories - Michael Jackson, Madonna, and Tom Selleck were spotted in the crowd! After generously supporting scholarships through the silent and live auctions, guests danced the night away to an 80s cover band, and Tone Loc made an appearance. Stay tuned for details on the next auction scheduled for Saturday, March 14, 2015!

1. Stephan Azevedo, Katie Carlton, Laura Carafiello, and Kevin Hackett 2. Andrew and Allison Cagnetta, and Heather Geronemus ’97 3. Jeremy Varo-Haub, Onni Andrea Vosdoganes, Amy Varo-Haub, Dr. Dana Markham, and Joe Markham 4. Brad and Melissa Ackerman, Auction Co-Chair 5. Paul and Suzanne ’90 McCawley, Heather and David Ciampini, and Jeannie and Steve Hudson ’87

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6. Melissa and Justen Shiff 7. Drs. Delisa and Richard Henry 8. Crane Gladding ’89, Cesar and Mariana Keller, and Faith Gladding 9. Jennifer Snyder, Jeff Pelage ’08, and Heather Geronemus ’97 10. J oey Walters ’95, and Karen Wilson-Walters

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16. Auction Co-Chair Melissa Ackerman, Leslie and Francine Rozencwaig, and Steve Feder, Auction Co-Chair 17. Diane and Daniel Hennelly 18. Maria Feijoo and Ramy Boorom 19. Peter and Denise Wittich 20. Auction Co-Chairs Steve Feder and Melissa Ackerman

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Boca Raton Auction Saturday, April 15, 2014

1. The Boca Raton Parents’ Association Auction Committee included Sara Medrano, Loren Lins, Rosa Feeney, Patricia Wallace, Keri Herman, Christina Haligman, Stacey Packer, Suma Farsedakis, Lynn Dudgeon, and Caryn Schwartz.

ore than 200 parents, alumni, faculty, and friends gathered for an “Awesome 80s Remix” at the Boca Raton Resort and Club on Saturday, April 5, 2014 to support the Boca Raton Parents’ Association and Pine Crest School. The Upper School Jazz Band, dancers, a DJ, and “The Spazmatics” live 80s cover band provided entertainment while guests bid on hundreds of silent auction items and amazing live auction items.

Details will be available soon for the next auction, which is scheduled for Saturday, March 14, 2015!

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2. Lewis Farsedakis entertained guests during the silent auction. 3. Pine Crest’s Upper School Jazz Band during the silent auction.

4. Denise Zimmerman and Tami Babij 5. David and Patricia Wallace, and Jennifer and Dr. Mark Friedman 6. David and Julie Kirschner, and Alisa Karten 7. Alison Robbins and Carolyn North 8. S haron and Robert Schmidt

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14. Giulia Pace and James Lewis 15. Nicole and David Clark 16. Dr. Marni Gleiber and Kym Cornick 17. Dr. Allison and Jay Schwedelson, Efrain and Deborah Chavez 18. Dr. Brian Bernick and Dr. Beth Familant-Bernick

19. Patricia Wallace and Craig and Jenni Myles 20. M ohamed and Soraya Jamal, and Scott and Dr. Heather Edwards 21. J ean and Cliff Findeiss 22. J ess Varughese and Sheila Carnicelli 23. D r. Ariana Alvarez and Dr. Juan Restrepo

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The Class of 2014 at a Glance Mrs. Marcia Hunt, Director of College Counseling, shared some amazing and fun facts about our newest alumni at the Senior Send-Off Celebration in May

Their College Search

One Class, 197 Amazing Individuals...

Students logged onto Naviance 12,730 times, and parents logged on 3,800 times. As a class, they applied to a total of 218 colleges. Seven students applied to 20 or more colleges, and five students applied to only one.

• There are 74 lifers and eight legacies. Speaking of numbers, at least 20 seniors have siblings in the ninth grade. • There are six Sams, four Brandons, and three Lizzies, along with five sets of twins. There are twin sisters who have a shoe framing business. Another has a copyrighted song on iTunes. • Some of the different languages spoken at home include: Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Creole, Farsi, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Urdu. One student is fluent in five languages, and one is an Islamic education teacher. • Forty-one (41) of you are citizens of different countries. One young woman celebrated the day that she was named a United States citizen in her AP American Government class. • A classmate is an official guide to foreign tourists visiting Beijing.

The Class of 2014 will be attending 77 different colleges and universities. Forty (40) students will attend college in Florida,16 in California, 14 in Boston, and nine in New York City. One student will attend college in Scotland. The most popular college majors are engineering and computer science, business, chemistry, and biology. Three students have already been admitted to medical school.

Ideal Careers When asked what their ideal careers may be, the best answer, according to Mrs. Hunt was, “Getting paid to do something that I love.” “That describes my job,” said Mrs. Hunt. “What a treat to come to work every day to a job that I love. You are the reason that we all do what we do!”

• One of you is Miss Florida Seminole. Another is a former Miss Jamaica Florida. • Another student has had a grandmother and a father who appeared on Jeopardy in different decades. • One student is an Eagle Scout. • One student hunts sharks and another hunts alligators. • There are builders of model cars, boats, rockets, and computers. • One student is getting a pilot’s license. • There is a circus performer with a trapeze in her back yard. • Another is a baker with a website. • Another is an avid dirt bike rider. • There are students who know how to blow glass, make stained glass art work, design jewelry, and create body art.

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The Magazine Staff Editor

Christine Dardet* Contributors

Paul Baur Dave Burgess Courtney Carswell Will Davison Laura Deane* Evelyn Farner* Marcia Hunt Alisa Karten Brandy Miller* Candace Moore Lisa Ockerman Joanne Pelton* Vela Robin* Jane Salimbene Jeffrey Starrett Paul Swisher Special Thanks to

Jordan Zimmerman, Gary Barbetta, Joël Neptune, Michael Eisen, Zimmerman Advertising, and many others who helped with this publication.

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