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Celebrating the Journey 1963–2013

50th Anniversary Edition

All Saints’ Episcopal Day School Head of School Leo P. Dressel Rector The Reverend Poulson C. Reed Chair, Board of Trustees John Lomax Chief Development Officer Tina Burgoz Head of Lower School Thomas Fassler Chief Financial Officer Andrew Klemmer Head of Middle School Irene W. Tseng Director of Admissions Dan B. Waage Banner Design Suzanne P. Landtiser, Fine Line Studio 6300 North Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85012 P 602.274.4866 F 602.512.0383 www.aseds.org All Faiths Welcome Pre-K through Eighth Grade Financial Aid Available Visit our Facebook Page at facebook.com/PhoenixASEDS

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50th Anniversary Edition

CONTENTS

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Head of School

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50 Years of Educating Children Head to Soul

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Envisioning the Future Capital Campaign

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Board of Trustees Rector

All Saints’ Episcopal Day School admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. © 2013 All Saints’ Episcopal Day School

"Many times, it did not feel like I was going to work.

I remember how much I loved my students and how much fun it was to teach kids so motivated to learn and do well in school. I remember how kind and supportive the parents were. My three years there were among the best in my life."

Paul Meyer, ASEDS Middle School Teacher 1976 to 1979

Letter from the Head of School Co u n ti ng Ou r Bl e ssi ng s

Dear Friends,

But for a school like ours in a place like this, celebrating fifty years is a very momentous occasion. Phoenix is a very young city as major urban areas go, and the past fifty years represent the most dramatic period of change and growth in the city’s history. I have mentioned on several public occasions recently how struck my wife, Jan, and I were during our first year here that the Phoenix Art Museum was celebrating its 50th

anniversary that year. This year we share a 50th anniversary with the Phoenix Zoo. In great cities, cultural assets such as art museums and zoos are pillars of community life. Likewise, I believe we can celebrate All Saints’ Episcopal Day School as a pillar of the educational landscape of this vibrant city.

Celebrating a golden anniversary has its special qualities. We are young enough to have people “present at the creation” here as important partakers in our celebration. We have faculty and staff members who have been valuable members of this school community for significant portions of our history.

At the same time we are dynamic and inclusive, enabling us to welcome new people and energy to our community with open arms. We are mature enough to have memories that extend over decades, second generation students, and visible evidence all around us−in our physical home but more importantly in the accomplishments and contributions of our graduates to our city, state, and world.

Cherished memories are an important dimension of an anniversary celebration, and dreams for a bright future are also at the heart of this joyous observance at this still-young but well-established school. But for now let us savor the present moment of grace and gratitude. Happy birthday, All Saints’ Episcopal Day School. Ad multos annos!

Faithfully, Leo P. Dressel, Head of School

From Leo’s Desk — Keep in touch with our Head of School with his blog at asedsblog.wordpress.com

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This special edition of the Banner celebrates a special moment in the history of All Saints’ Episcopal Day School.

Any anniversary is worthy of celebration, but milestone anniversaries are an especially celebratory occasion. I have been at schools previously that celebrated such significant milestones in a manner consistent with their cultures. I am blessed to be an alumnus of a high school in St. Louis that will celebrate its 200th anniversary in five short years. I was privileged to serve as interim head at a Quaker school in Wilmington, Delaware, that was founded in 1748. (That makes the school 265 years old for those of you who are counting.)

As I mentioned to that school community at the beginning of my interim year, there was great consolation walking through the main entry of the school each day with a sign noting its year of foundation. I knew that this longstanding and rocksolid history assured that the school would prosper during that year of transition as it waited its next long-term leader.

For such a school, fifty years represent a few chapters in its enduring story.

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50 Years of Educating

"Our prime aim for our children is equal education of the body and the soul" Father Paul Urbano, September 1963

Founding of All Saints’ Episcopal Day School

First School Newspaper The Olive Branch was Published Inaugural Bisbee Field Trip

Boys Varsity Basketball, First Student Mountain Valley Council Athletic League First Track and Founding Champions Field Day of Booster Arts and Club (All Artists Week First Science Saints’ Parent (Art Show) Fair Association)

1963

Arts and Artists Week Becomes Art Show Opening of Tiger’s Den

Fall 1963

Fall 1968

Fall 1970

March 1971

Spring 1974

Spring 1977

Winter 1978

Fall 1978

Spring 1983

October 1986

Spring 1987

Spring 1987

May 1965

May 1969

Fall 1970

October 1973

1975

Winter 1978

Spring 1978

Fall 1982

Fall 1983

Winter 1987

April 1987

Spring 1988

“Bar-B-Que with Barry” – Fundraiser Featuring Senator Barry Goldwater

1st Place CYO West Division Boys Varsity Flag Football

1st Place CYO West Division Boys and Girls Varsity Basketball Teams

First Talent Show

First All Saints’ Ski Trip First All Saints’ Alumni Get-Together

Inaugural Grandparents and Special Persons Day

Famous Person Day (Heroes Founding and of National Heroines) Junior Honor Society at All Saints'

First Computer Class

First Graduation, Governor Jack Williams, Speaker

"The eighth grade English class had been studying figurative language, learning to identify and to appre to use them in their own writing to increase its interest and power. One Monday morning a group of the slumber party they had made up a song and dance routine about onomatopoeia, which they proceede Juneal Lipscomb, ASEDS English Teacher 1983 to 1992

Children Head to Soul Yearbook is Named Tiger’s Tale First Annual 7th Grade Trip to Mexico

The David 1st Place John CYAA Watson Tournament Academic Varsity Girls Building Volleyball Completed and

Amphitheater, Music Center, Art Studios, Administration Wing, and Library Built

25th Anniversary – ASEDS Song

The Carl G. Carlozzi Gymnasium Completed

First Color Picture in the Yearbook is of the Class of 1990

8th Consecutive 1st Place Finish in the CYAA Tournament for Varsity Girls Volleyball

1st Place CYAA Cross Country Meet in Inaugural Season

1st Place CYAA Championship Varsity Boys Flag Football (16-0) First “End of High School,

Before College” Alumni Party

Basketball Teams

First CrossWORLDS

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Spring 1988

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Fall 2005

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Winter 1988

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1990

1991

Fall 1997

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2002

May 2003

Fall 2004

Fall 2009

February 2012

Bookworm Benefit (Book Fair)

Brick Project Begins

First “It’s time to leave All Saints’ when…”

Appears in the Yearbook

Class Representatives Identified for Each Class

Expansion of Fifth Grade into Three Sections, Grades Increased to 60 Students

Founding of Chorister Program

First Spring Musical Program

eciate figures of speech in literature and e girls reported to me that at their weekend ed to perform for the rest of us. Delightful!"

Fall 2012

2013

Founding of Tiger Dads; Inaugural Golf Tournament St. Paul’s in Haiti Becomes Companion School and Parish

Manning Hall Renovation

Founding of Builders Club

"My fourteen years at All Saints’ are fondly remembered, bonding with wonderful families, students, many with whom I still communicate."

Louise Crabtree, ASEDS Teacher 1972-1986

Donuts and Demolition – Demolition of the Acquired Land for Future Development

Making the Future a Reality NEW PARKING / DROP-OFF AREA (100 CARS)

STUDENT EXISTING GARDENS CAMPUS FUTURE TREE TEMP FARM CLASSROOMS

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ALL SAINTS’ ENVISIONING THE FUTURE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS

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NEW LANDSCAPE SCREEN WALLS

NEW SITE WALLS ALONG THIRD AVENUE AND MARYLAND

MARYLAND AVENUE

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John & Colleen Lomax Rob & Bethany Longo Pit & John Lucking Kenneth & Carmen Luk Mary Kay McClanahan Jake & Beverly McManus Bill & Sandy Metzler Abbie & Chris Milisci R.C. & Betsy Moore Mark & Suzanne Ogden Mark & Gretchen Perry Frank and Tobi Placenti Eugene & Merryman Putnam Chris & Abby Raddatz David & Julie Rauch Poulson & Megan Reed Thomas & Tara Ritchie Eric & Betsy Roudi Tim & Jennifer Storey David & Sarah Talich Effie & Nick Theodore Stacy Thomas Tiger Dads Bill Verdini Greg & Julie Vogel Sean & Lisa Walters Grant & Pat Washburn Gary & Chris Weber Glenn & Karen Williamson David Wood & Christina Thanstrom Steve & Robin Woodworth Brad & Jaime Wright Robin Wright

THIRD AVENUE

Lowell Adkins & Jim Johnson Bob Applewhite Arizona Endowment Building Initiative Patrick & Teri Barnwell Mitch Bland David & Carol Brown James & Melissa Brutlag Richard Burke & Jude Miller-Burke William Burrill Amy Clague Wes & Julie Clelland James Culver & Jeffrey Witt A.J. Dickey Tod & Suzanne Dickey Leo & Jan Dressel Gary & Jill Eden Lissa Erickson & Steve Battel Kim Evans Matt & Michele Feeney Mike & Phoebe Fox Sam & Emily Fox Sue Frome Sarah & Garrick Gallagher George & Dyan Getz Bonsal & Alexis Glascock Ingrid Sutton & Tracy Glass Ann & Andy Halaby Travys Harvey & Michael King Tim & Brandi Haskins Mike & Julie Horne Tim & Lisa Hyland Robert & Amy Isom Paule Johnston Sheryl & Mark Jones Leslie Kanda Jack & Kathy Klecan Anne Kleindienst & Stephen Myers

RETENTION BASIN / SOCCER / FOOTBALL FIELDS

UPGRADED BASEBALL FIELD

PHASE 1 LINE – SCOPE OF WORK NO PARKING ALONG THIRD AVENUE NEW WALLS AND LANDSCAPING SOCCER / FOOTBALL FIELDS (NO LIGHTS) UPGRADED BASEBALL FIELD (NO LIGHTS) INTERIM TREE FARM

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RELOCATED SPORTS COURTS RAISED STUDENT GARDENS FUTURE TEMP CLASSROOMS PARKING / ADDED DROP-OFF / PICK-UP ZONE ABANDONED PORTION OF STELLA LANE FIRE LANE – EMERGENCY ACCESS ONLY

Envisioning the Future A few years ago, a rare opportunity presented itself in the form of the availability of adjacent land on the north side of our existing campus. Leaders from the Church and the Day School had the foresight to purchase the obtainable land in an effort to eventually expand our footprint, an objective that comprehensive studies revealed to be a necessary strategy for the long term sustainability and growth of All Saints’. Various community constituencies were consulted to form a master plan and a new campus design was created, taking into consideration the needs of both the Church and the Day School. As generous donors in the past bestowed our campus with the David John Watson Academic Building, Father Carl G. Carlozzi Gymnasium, and Manning Hall, it is now time for our community to step up again to make the dream of expansion become a reality by investing in our future.

Phase 1 Goal The first phase of this campaign has a goal of $5.5 million. Five million dollars of this will be dedicated to property acquisition, as well as development of athletic fields and additional parking and green space. Overall this will allow us to double the size of the current Church and Day School campus. $500,000 will be designated to the Church for use in short and long-term facility improvements as well as endowment growth for our various ministries. As of mid-February, we have raised just over $2.2 million in gifts and pledges towards this $5.5 million goal.

Message from the Board of Trustees

Celebr a ti n g th e P ast an d E n v i si o n i n g t h e F u t u re …

Fifty years is an important milestone to celebrate. As I reflect on this celebration, I’m filled with gratitude−for the Church and the School leaders who had a vision for this school and executed on that vision; for the faculty, staff, administration, and fellow parents who have welcomed our family into the ASEDS community; and for the opportunities our students have to learn−learn to fail, learn to grow, and learn to mature−in this special community.

I also find this special celebration inspiring. I’m inspired by the tireless efforts of our faculty, staff, administration, and trustees to provide a peerless education, by the commitment the Church and the Vestry have to growing together as one community, and by the unending efforts of ASPA and Tiger Dads. I’m inspired by the many volunteer hours given by those who help with strategic planning, buildings and grounds, enrollment management,

development, capital campaign, and so many other aspects that keep our school community vibrant and growing. I’m also inspired by the generosity of members of the Church, faculty, staff, administration, trustees, parents, and other supporters who have pledged over $2.2 million in capital campaign gifts. In addition to gratitude and inspiration, I have a real sense of excitement about our future–a sense that, years from now, future parents and students will look back on the time all of us were here and be grateful for what our generation did for the school community. Happy 50th Anniversary to ASEDS; let’s enjoy the celebration today, and tomorrow let’s keep marching towards making ASEDS the preeminent school in the Southwest.

John Lomax, Board Chair

Message From Our Rector

“Everyone then who hears these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock. The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on rock.”

(Matthew 7:24-26)

are not only for looking back; they are for looking forward.

We who are at All Saints’ now can be inspired by our founders to leave a legacy of our own for the generations that come after. If All Saints’ has come this far in 50 years, what can we accomplish in 50 more?

This is a very special year, as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of All Saints’ Episcopal Day School (and the 60th anniversary of All Saints’ Episcopal Church). Anniversaries are occasions to celebrate, to remember, and to envision. We celebrate, because our school has made a huge difference in the lives of our students, our community, our nation, and the world over these 50 years. Imagine the thousands of students who have been educated and spiritually formed at All Saints’, and the good they have done, by God’s grace, in their personal, professional and civic lives. We remember, because the current vitality of our school is the result of the hard work of those who have gone before us, who built All Saints’ and entrusted it to our care. Finally, we envision. Anniversaries

It is also important, in this anniversary year, not to neglect to give thanks to God. All that we have is God’s gracious gift, for it is God who planted a vision in our first leaders, clergy and lay. God nourished the plans and gave strength when it was needed. God is the foundation of our faith, and of all things we do in faith. When challenges come, we are able to weather them, if we are properly grounded. Thanks be to God for 50 years, and may God abundantly bless us in the years to come.

Faithfully, The Reverend Poulson C. Reed, Rector

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"So many fun memories of All Saints'... For one semester in the 70s, I filled in for the 5th and 6th grade Reading and English teacher. Mr. Dahl gave me permission to design my own curricula, so we read Huckleberry Finn, studied Mark Twain, and wrote about the insights gained. We pulled our grammar and spelling lessons from our writing. It was a marvelous time."

Pauline Urbano King Hechler, former teacher, board member, parent (and current grandparent)

2012-2013 SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES John Lomax, Chair Robert Isom, Vice Chair Abbie Milisci, Secretary James Culver, Treasurer Robert Avalos Melissa Brutlag Amy Clague Leo Dressel, Head of School Michele Feeney Phoebe Fox George Getz Bonsal Glascock Jack Klecan Bill Metzler Betsy Moore Frank Placenti The Rev. Poulson Reed Eric Roudi Tim Storey Christina Thanstrom Effie Theodore Stacy Thomas Julie Vogel Sean Walters Gary Weber David Wood

CAMPAIGN CABINET George & Dyan Getz, Co-Chairs Greg & Julie Vogel, Co-Chairs Wes & Julie Clelland Tod & Suzanne Dickey Leo Dressel Sam & Emily Fox Andy & Ann Halaby Tim Hyland Pit Lucking John Lomax Jake & Beverly McManus Mark & Suzanne Ogden Gretchen Perry Eugene & Merryman Putnam The Rev. Poulson Reed Bill Verdini Brad & Jaime Wright Robin Wright 50TH ANNIVERSARY COMMITTEE Phoebe (King) Fox ‘91, Co-Chair Sarah Gallagher, Co-Chair Amy Clague, Honorary Chair Jan Dressel Gretchen Perry Chris Stringer Effie Theodore

2013 CHURCH VESTRY The Rev. Poulson Reed Travys Harvey, Sr. Warden Jan Feltz, Jr. Warden Anne Kleindienst, Parish Chancellor Wood Spivey, Treasurer Class of 2011 Sue Frome Tim Haskins Grant Washburn Gary Weber Class of 2012 Ian Calkins Mike Drexler Jan Feltz Gretchen Perry Class of 2013 Robert Avalos Tim Daley David Gonzales Dick Krause

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