Pingree Magazine: Summer/Fall 2022 by Pingree School

MAGAZINE SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE

Celebrating the

Class of 2022 In This Issue:

IN THE HOUSE

SENIOR CELEBRATIONS

YEAR-END EVENTS

ANNUAL REPORT

Pingree news & events

Honoring the newest Pingree alumni

End-of-the-year highlights

Philanthropic impacts

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PINGREE MAGAZINE

PINGREE HEAD’S LETTER

Looking Forward This issue of Pingree Magazine is dedicated to the Class of 2022. One of the most joyous times on campus each year is participating in the year-end traditions that mark our students’ passage into the next chapter of their lives. Throughout their years at Pingree, the adults in this community—faculty, staff, coaches, and advisors—nurture each student’s promise, shepherd them through the turns of adolescence, and celebrate their growth and evolution. Senior Week fills us with immense pride and excitement, and this class merits extra recognition and applause. The Class of 2022 stands alone in Pingree’s history. Together, they navigated a pandemic and a host of complex issues that required them to find—and dig deep to find again— unrelenting calls for empathy, resilience, and leadership. With community as our cornerstone, the waterfall of unexpected challenges over the last few years served as a series of litmus tests. Could they sustain the capacity to adapt, grow, and care for one another? The answer: a resounding yes and then some. The individual faces in this magazine all represent unique stories of courage, love, perseverance, achievement, and growth. The class of 2022 cared deeply for this place, their teachers, and one another. Their acceptance of the evolving circumstances wasn’t passive. Each day was an active process toward self-improvement. On behalf of our faculty and staff, we could not be more proud. We are grateful the communities they join this year will benefit from their many gifts, and we are excited to welcome them back soon to continue sharing their life stories. As a bookend to summer, Pingree hosted its first Community Reunion since 2020, welcoming more than 50 years of Pingree graduates back to campus. In the years since they collected their diplomas in the Hedge Garden, life has taken our Highlanders to all corners of the globe. We remain proud to report that our alumni are leading lives of meaning and purpose in all walks of life. One of the evening’s many affirming experiences came through the highlights our alumni shared during their time at Pingree. Over and over again, they referenced how the lasting friendships developed here have proven to be foundational to who they have become. Bittersweet farewell, Class of 2022, we applaud your accomplishments and indelible legacy. We already miss you and await your return to campus. You always have a home at Pingree. Warmly, Tim Johnson Head of School

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EDITOR IN CHIEF Novelette Brown CONTRIBUTORS Allison Angelico Jake Belcher Jared Charney David Goff Ashley Goliti-Chase Leah Hancock Matt Hins Cara Angelopulos Lawler ’01 Diana Mathey P’01, ’04, ’09, ’11 David Sokol Eric Stacey ’81 DESIGN Big Magnet Media PRINTING Hannaford & Dumas Pingree Magazine is published twice a year for alumni, parents, and friends. We welcome your letters, story ideas, and suggestions. Please send correspondence to: Novelette Brown Director of Communications and Marketing nbrown@pingree.org For alumni updates, please email: Ashley Goliti-Chase Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement agoliti@pingree.org Pingree is an independent day school for grades 9–12. Pingree empowers every community member to pursue knowledge with courage and imagination, thrive in joy and challenge, and create a more just and equitable world. Pingree School does not discriminate against any individual on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, transgender status, national origin, ancestry, genetic information, age, disability, stats as a veteran or being a member of the Reserves or National Guard, or any other classification protected under state or federal law.

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In the House

End-of-Year Events

Honoring the Class of 2022

Prep@Pingree Highlights

Hedge Garden

Annual Report of Giving

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In the

House NEWS FROM CAMPUS AND COMMUNITY

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What’s New Blueprinting a Just Universe How many people get to say they spent a day with a guardian of the galaxy? Dr. Moogega Cooper, lead planetary protection engineer for NASA’s Mars 2020 mission, inspired our community to think and act with imagination and purpose during 2022’s commemorative Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Engagement. Centered on fueling positive change using imagination and curiosity, Dr. Cooper shared her personal journey as a woman in STEM as well as how her work as a planetary protection engineer connects to our ongoing efforts to build a just and equitable world. Dr. Cooper communicated that she was inspired by the questions, enthusiasm, and behavior of Pingree students. There were more than 150 students waiting in line to connect with Dr. Cooper following her presentation, which is always a sure sign of engagement.

Elin Thomas ’24 Performs at Carnegie Hall Brava! Elin Thomas ’24 was invited to perform in the Winners Recital for the Elite Music Competition at Carnegie Hall on February 19, 2022. She performed “Gretchen am Spinnrade“ by Franz Schubert, singing in German. She shares, “I love singing in front of people but I have terrible stage fright. So, before my performance, I told myself ’I have three minutes to go and perform and do what I came here to do, and then I can worry after.’ I went onto the stage with my lovely pianist, 7

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took a look around to take the Hall in, and then sang. It’s such a unique feeling to hear your voice come to life in such an amazing place. I came off the stage knowing that was the best I have ever sung and that all the stress and hard work was worth it!“

IN THE HOUSE IN THE NEWS

Pingree Students Organize Ukrainian Relief Pingree students Mackenzie Holian ’23 and Nora Pierce ’23 turned their interest in international affairs into action by creating a nonprofit organization to support those impacted by the war in Ukraine.

Pingree Student and Alumnus Collaborate on Musical Track Congratulations to our own Ashley DuKatz ’23 (Ashley D.) and Brandon Greenstein ’21 (The BreakBomb Project) on their track “Waiting For!“ The project began as Brandon’s Pingree Senior Project, during which he and Ashley recorded in our studio, putting the skills they honed in Music Production and Music Ensembles into practice. The song is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube.

Both joined Model UN (MUN) in ninth grade and credit the program for opening the door to a greater understanding of our interconnectedness with others. Nora shares, “Model UN lends this understanding that events taking place all the way around the world can have a huge impact on our lives and inspires empathy for people who are very different from us in some ways and similar in others.“ It is no surprise, then, that they were inspired to help upon learning more about the plight of Ukrainian refugees fleeing their homeland under Russian invasion. Mackenzie explains, “We initially wanted to incorporate Model UN into some of our work, but realized that with the ongoing Ukrainian refugee crisis, we needed to take action in support of the millions of displaced persons seeking safety and security sooner rather than later. That is why we ultimately decided to launch Students for Ukrainian Refugees.“ Since its inception in the spring, Students for Ukrainian Refugees has collected more than 500 pounds of hygiene, menstrual care, and first aid products for shipment to refugee welfare organizations working in Ukraine, Poland, and Romania. In addition to their collection drive, the students continued to look for other ways to make an impact, partnering with YMCAs, churches, and public libraries across the North Shore.

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IN THE HOUSE CUM LAUDE SOCIETY

Welcome New Inductees of the Cum Laude Society We were inspired by the Cum Laude Society induction assembly in May, at which Danny Massillon ’16 shared his personal journey with students. Between his reflections upon his transition from a graduating middle school class of five students in Lynn to Prep@Pingree, Pingree, Cornell University, and now medical school, Danny led us in a singalong of Adele’s “Hello,” shared his lab experience working on trial vaccines for COVID-19, and encouraged students to find their voices unabashedly and courageously.

Junior Inductees AS WE ACKNOWLEDGE THE CUM LAUDE INDUCTEES, WE’RE RECOGNIZING THE SHARED LOVE AND COMMITMENT TO EXPLORE THAT MAKES PINGREE A SPECIAL PLACE. Remember that at the foundation of the community that walks through these buildings is a common spirit of curiosity and desire to better understand the world around us. Explore unashamedly, learn courageously.“ Danny Massillon ’16, Cum Laude speaker

Avery Alexandra DePiero Mackenzie Erin Holian Madeline Kathleen LaMarche Emily Sophia Norton Nora Elizabeth Ashley Pierce

Senior Inductees Drew Masi Botta Erica Harrington Dowd Alexa Rae Garcia Eleanor Joyce Herriman Nevan O’Brien Hughlett Joshua Paul Klee Nancy Katherine Norton Abigail Nicole Pierce Isabel Clifford Smail Alex Andre Theriault

Seniors Inducted into Cum Laude in 2021 Lindsey Norkin Goldstein Roma Kanchinadam Eva Lynn Leikikh Dario Richard Petrillo Olivia Mary Robertson Carly Rebecca Segal 9

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IN THE HOUSE AWARDS CEREMONY

End-of-Year Awards Ceremony The culminating all-school event of the 2021–2022 academic year, our annual awards ceremony is a cherished time to recognize the outstanding achievements of our community members. With musical interludes from Pingree Vocal and Music Ensembles, the atmosphere was joyous and celebratory ahead of the summer break. HIGHEST SCHOLARSHIP BOWLS Awarded to graduating seniors whose cumulative GPA for their entire Pingree career is 95 or above. Lindsey Goldstein Eleanor Herriman Nevan Hughlett Roma Kanchinadam Joshua Klee Eva Leikikh Dario Petrillo Olivia Robertson Carly Segal Alex Theriault JESWALD ART AWARD Ashley DuKatz ERICKSON ART AWARD Ryan Clark BUTLER ENGLISH PRIZE Olivia Adelabu DAVIS HISTORY AWARD Samuel Schena

CHARLES P. RIMMER, JR. AWARD IN MATHEMATICS Chloe Norris SACHARUK SCIENCE AWARD Roma Kanchinadam BURRALL ATHLETIC AWARDS Alexa Garcia Samuel Schena RICHARD L. PESCE MEMORIAL AWARD (ATHLETICS) Jeffrey Arthur Catherine Curry Avery Robillard THE HIGHLANDER AWARD Catherine Curry Erica Dowd Matthew Fonzi Bryan Marinelli Elena McCloskey Gabrielle Nagahama Avery Robillard Samuel Schena Keris Sullivan

JUNIOR RESEARCH PAPER AWARD* 2021: Roma Kanchinadam 2022: Ashley DuKatz

GRADE 9 PRIZES Samarah Salah Kyle Greason

MARCEL LAFLEM LANGUAGE AWARD Christopher “Jack“ Perkin

GRADE 10 PRIZES Quinn Falconer Matthew Theriault

NICKLESS MATHEMATICS AWARD Nora Pierce

HARVARD BOOK PRIZE Emily Norton Mackenzie Holian

YALE BOOK AWARD Sai Kanthi Sattiraju NATHAN CHANDLER II AWARD Seyeon (Kelly) Min NATALIE GATES LAWTON AWARD Kiara Luciano Rosario Berenice López Hernández FACULTY AWARD FOR DILIGENCE Caitlyn Tucker ALEX UHLE HEADMASTER’S AWARD Carly Segal Olivia Robertson ROBERT THRUSTON HOUK THAYER, JR. AWARD Matthew Fonzi WILLIAM S. ROGERS AWARD Drew Botta CHARLES P. RIMMER, JR. AWARD Jordan Coulombe THE REINHALTER AWARD Ivy George AILSA STEINERT TEACHING AWARD Colleen Tlagae ROGERS TEACHING CHAIR Michael Gracey

* Due to circumstances related to COVID-19, the 2021 JRP award was presented at the this year’s annual awards ceremony.

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SENIOR CELEBRATIONS COLLEGE ATHLETES

Eleven Highlanders Commit to Collegiate Athletics WE ARE SO PROUD OF THE HARD WORK, DEDICATION, AND PERSEVERANCE EACH STUDENT HAS DEMONSTRATED THROUGHOUT THEIR TIME AT PINGREE AND CAN’T WAIT TO WATCH THEM COMPETE AT THE NEXT LEVEL.” —Betsy Kennedy, Pingree’s director of athletics and afternoon programs

Congratulations to the following students on their achievements!

Jack Berube

Catherine Curry

Hobart & William Smith Colleges golf

Babson College swimming

Charlie Faldi

Jack Feeks

Tyler Howe

Colorado College lacrosse

Babson College lacrosse

Franklin & Marshall College lacrosse

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Nico Mangano

Joelin Pimentel

Avery Robillard

Bryant University football

Colby College football

Emmanuel College lacrosse

Jack Savoie

Cole Slimak

Alex Theriault

Roanoke College lacrosse

Nazareth College lacrosse

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, football

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STUDENTS FIND THEIR VOICES AT PINGREE AND IN DOING SO THEY BUILD THE CONFIDENCE THEY NEED TO TAKE RISKS, MAKE DIFFICULT DECISIONS, AND SEIZE OPPORTUNITIES IN LIFE. This was a big takeaway for me when I graduated from Pingree and the same point rings true as I feel like I’m graduating from Pingree for the second time now.” Len Williamson ’09, departing dean of students

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YOU MAY NOT REALIZE THE EFFECT EACH OF YOU (AND I INCLUDE ALL OF YOU HERE TONIGHT) HAVE ON US, ON THIS PLACE. You are its foundation and I thank you and so many classes and families before you. We evolve and grow with each setback, each new batch of people. We weather and repair the cracks and learn from the broken. It’s been a privilege to have a lifetime that has been so full of you.” Liz Taft ’73, former ceramics teacher

Senior Tribute Event Marking the official start of Senior Week, our annual Senior Tribute Event is a much-cherished opportunity to honor the strength of connections between students and adults in the community. Every year, Pingree’s graduating seniors ask members of the faculty and staff to write tributes in their honor, highlighting their unique passions, achievements, and most cherished personality traits. This year, we combined Baccalaureate speakers with Senior Tributes, offering an opportunity for departing longtime faculty to impart their parting words of wisdom. Len Williamson ’09, dean of students, and Liz Taft ’73, ceramics teacher, were our keynote speakers.

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“When and if people try to undermine who you are, encourage you to walk off of your destined path, and seem to raise those hurdles up a notch, I encourage you to find your inner strength to continue strong in what you know. No matter what is thrown at you during your next few years as you transition into the real world, you always have the opportunity to go high and rise above the negatives.“ Olivia Adelabu ’22 student baccalaureate speaker

Commencement On Saturday, June 11, the 95 members of the class of 2022 ended their careers as Pingree students with a commencement ceremony held in the Hedge Garden. Students, faculty and staff, families, and friends gathered to celebrate the accomplishments of the senior class and enjoy a warm sendoff from their community. The sunshine-filled day included bagpipers, heartfelt reflections from graduates, and rousing rendition of “Life is a Highway,“ performed by the graduating members of the Pingree Music Ensemble. Josh Allen ’98 returned to campus as this year's keynote speaker, encouraging graduates to “get comfortable with the uncomfortable...[which is] where you find growth.” Congratulations, graduates! 19

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YOU ALL HAVE SO MUCH POTENTIAL, SO MUCH GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT WAITING TO BE HAD. Each and every one of you has so much to offer. I know this is only our beginning, so I implore you all to dream.” Drew Botta ’22, student baccalaureate speaker

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Class of 2022 SENIOR TRIBUTES

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Maka Madhi Abdulle

Olivia Oluwakemi Adelabu

Boston College

With High Distinction Princeton University

We are grateful for your kindness, joy, and unwavering ability to draw people in. We’re inspired by you— your laughter in the Commons, your empathy, and your incredible strength. We couldn’t be prouder of who you are, Maka, and all that you’ve done. —Nick Soodik

Insightful student, remarkable artist and athlete, champion of equity and justice, and transformative leader. Your friends add that you’re always there for them, and bring laughter to their lives. Keep speaking your truth and find others willing to do the same.

Luc Anthony Allen

Aryeh Benjamin Andriola

Sadie Andriola

University of Vermont

With High Distinction Colgate University

With Distinction Colgate University

Like so many of your paintings, the promise we’ve perceived in you all along is emerging. You are innately curious and deeply passionate. Your determination to grow is a compass that will always guide you forward.

It doesn’t take a statistician to see the significance of your impact on those around you and on Pingree as a whole. We look forward to hearing about the amazing things you will accomplish as you step out into the world and forge a place for yourself among the stars.

She’s really perceptive—not just about the classroom material, but about the people around her. Good at taking advice when she needs it, and fiercely protective of her friends, family, and faith. We can’t wait to see what the future has in store.

—Ann Lyons

—Lex Kottmeyer

—Mary Dyer

—Mike Wilmot

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COMMENCEMENT 2022 SENIOR TRIBUTES

Jeffrey Andrew Arthur

Erin Florence Barresi

Bryce Louis Bedard

College of the Holy Cross

With Distinction Chapman University

Merrimack College

You’re the glue guy. Whether making saves, captaining the baseball team, or calculating the standard deviation, you’re thoughtful, kind, respectful, and slyly funny—espected by peers and adults alike. You’ve made the strong, silent type fashionable again.

She’s a cherished and devoted young woman committed to academics, friends and family, and soccer life. You are confident, passionate, mentally strong, and communicate well. That’s Erin: undeniably, a woman empowered.

—Mike Wilmot

Guided by an unshakeable internal moral compass, you are a fiercely loyal friend, teammate, brother, and son. You begin and end every conversation with a heartfelt “thank you.“ You will undoubtedly bloom —Deb VanderMolen wherever you’re planted. —JK Park

John Leo Berube

Drew Masi Botta

Sarah Marie Callahan

Hobart and William Smith Colleges

With High Distinction Boston College

University of Miami

A quiet and unassuming student has become an extremely driven and determined young man. Never one to desire the spotlight, but always someone dialed-in. Jack exemplifies the fact that effort and desire are keys to success.

You know that it’s not all about you. In all that you do—Problems and Solutions, student government, baseball captain—you’ve proven that it’s not all about personal victories, but rather lifting up those around you. Congratulations: you’ve made us better.

Teachers would call you determined, ambitious, focused, a leader, and someone who jumps in with both feet. You seek excellence in yourself and you always put your friends first.

—John Young

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—Mike Wilmot

—Eric Stacey

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Emma Rose Carter

Marley Yeates Castner

Hyunho James Choe

With Distinction University of Miami

Union College

University of Rochester

From the coffee house stage to the Island School, you have continuously pushed yourself to stretch your limits and revel in your passions. You have brought so many talents to our community, not least of which is your creative, compassionate spirit.

Marley will make you smile with quickwitted banter, impress you with deep thinking about life’s big questions, inspire you with bravery, and make you marvel at her unique works of art. We have all been influenced by the beauty of her soul.

A viola player, a programmer, and a hockey player walk into a room—and build a robot. This is James. Patient teacher of programming, designer and builder of robots, and granter of hereditary titles, your joie de vivre has brightened all our days. —Alec Burt

—Jon Gistis

—Liv Poulin

Nathaniel Julliard Cosco-Zoli

Audrey Taylor Crate

Elizabeth Landon Crate

Syracuse University

Fordham University

Barnard College

You explore the wonder of mathematical intricacies, the depth of philosophical conundrums, the physics of individuality, all the while staying a true friend, kind soul, and generous human being.

You are a funny, frenzied, fearless wonder of the world. You have summited peaks that people told you were impossible, making your way by never being afraid of failure— always with joy and tremendous empathy.

—Ed Kloman

You have been happy, free, and confused in the best way. There is happiness because of you—a lot of it. Your integrity makes us seem small; you swiftly paint on the wall. We would swing with you for the fences, Ellie. Welcome to New York. You did it… all —Anna McCoy too well. —Kristin Brown SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE 24

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Catherine Mary Curry

Matthew Charles Cusolito

With Distinction Babson College

Junior ice hockey

While others fret, delay, or procrastinate, Catherine simply gets things done. She seeks out challenge, strives to leave things the better for her having taken part, and looks out for the people she cares about.

Beyond your humor that kept things light at the lunch table, you’ve learned to track the play of your courses, cut down the angles on approaching assignments, control rebounds from the hardest challenges, and nab the academic biscuit.

You give the phrase “taking the world by storm“ new meaning. Your commanding presence reminds us: there is only one Annabelle. As you begin Act II of your ongoing adventures, we know your insight, wit, and confidence will remain center stage.

—Mike Gracey

—Liv Poulin

Annabelle Daisy Sunshine Delaluna-Howard Pace University

—Jim MacLaughlin

Theodore Anthony Delisio

Benjamin Dennehy

Edward “Teddy“ Bicknell Doggett

With High Distinction Boston University

Babson College

Colorado College

We view an astute individual who dives deep into philosophical texts and smiles brightly on stage. Take life one step at a time, live forward, and be sure to pack a good book… or, knowing you, pack 20.

Ben, you are an outstanding drummer, good-humored collaborator, alienseeking FBI agent, and all-around good guy. Thank you for your creative spirit and goodwill. Long may your beats and samples propel you forward!

You are fixed in the urgency of nature’s beauty and contemplative in every observation. The joy in the presence of friends and exhilaration in harnessing newfound knowledge feed you. Good journeys, Teddy: take it all in.

—Meg O’Neill

—Eric Haltmeier

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—Deb Vandermolen

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Erica Harrington Dowd

Samuel Hudson Durant

Sarah Kerlin Eardley

With High Distinction University of Notre Dame

St. Lawrence University

With Distinction Providence College

Good luck catching Erica! You’ve run this race with poise, compassion, humor, joy, and unyielding love for those around you, and you’ve won by a mile. On your mark… get set… go.

You defy gravity during setbacks. Whether you’re donning your shamrock power suit, running a play in lacrosse, or singing on stage that last day of classes, you really know how to rally a crowd and make the world a better place.

There’s no doubt you will accomplish great things. Your kindness brightens everyone’s day. We hope others get to know you as the smart, trustworthy, and thoughtful friend that you are. We’re so proud of you.

—Jordan Coulombe

—Sheng-Chu Lu

—Deb VanderMolen

William James Eardley III

Reagan Ezekiel

Valerie Fajardo-Valderrama

With Distinction Colby College

Loyola Marymount University

Drexel University

You do not see obstacles, rather opportunities, and your intellectual journey takes you to courses and destinations that you never imagined but ones you embrace with clarity and intention. The waterways of Waterville beckon.

Your personal lens identifies the “just right“ of your Pingree story. You view life’s big picture with an honest, percipient eye—focusing on kindness, empathy, and positive connections. You are beauty in this high school snapshot. L.A. will indeed shine brighter.

You are someone who sees what others only glance at, and then dig deeper by reflecting, questioning, and gently demanding thoughtful responses and impactful action. We anxiously await the masterpiece we know you will create.

—Ed Kloman

—Mary Dyer

—Liz Taft

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Charles Leigh Faldi

Peyton Bixby Falk

John Michael Feeks III

With Distinction Colorado College

Fairfield University

Babson College

Knit with a wry, quick-witted mind, Charlie possesses that wonderful sense of fun. He is kind of like the Cat in the Hat, full of derring-do and colossal messes but when he leaves, the world is right and settled, and now we share his wry smile.

A creative lens, a desire to use your learning to effect change, and an admirable openness to challenge and self-reflection; each has led to the development of your distinct voice and a self-confidence which make you an unstoppable force.

You’ve emerged as a top dog in and out of the classroom. A captain of two of the most successful teams in Pingree history, you were able to walk off your home football field as an undefeated bowl game champion. When we had problems, you had solutions.

—Ed Kloman

—Liv Poulin

—Mike Wilmot

Eleanor Susan Ferris

Matthew Gregory Fonzi

Margaret Elizabeth Fortin

Dickinson College

Union College

With Distinction Case Western Reserve University

Ellie is effervescent cheer like air bubbles wriggling to the surface of a chlorinated lap pool. She lights up whatever space she is in and is a welcome jolt of exuberance for everyone around her. Ellie is positively enthusiastic, positively wonderful, positively Ellie.

Referred to by some as the “Mayor of Pingree,“ he wants to know how you’re doing, or more importantly, how he can help. Matt has taught us all that it’s all about laughing with people and not at them.

There is your radiant smile when you have fun, the excited and up-foranything smile when you are eager to try something new, and the compassionate and encouraging smile when you care for others. Your positivity is contagious.

—John Young

—Sheng-Chu Lu

—Elyssa Barrett

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Alexa Rae Garcia

Trevor Patrick Gibbs

Shivani Anne Glynn

With High Distinction Northeastern University

Deerfield Academy

With Distinction Santa Clara University

You are a powerful athlete and your powerhouse personality extends into the classrooms. As a head tour guide, you beautifully told your unique Pingree story to visiting families. Intellectual leader, stand-out athlete and role model.

You’ll graduate as a young man who has met that Pingree challenge in so many ways. You made it work and have demonstrated so much growth and maturity in the process. Best of luck as you continue your upward trajectory. The sky’s the limit.

There is always—always—a little glint in your eye. It might be a moment of humor, a recognition of the ironic, or a spark of joy. Whatever it is, it lights your face, it brightens our community, and it will guide your future.

—Di Mathey

—Mike Wilmot

—Anna McCoy

Lindsey Norkin Goldstein

Jayla Goodman

Talia Samantha Goodman

With Highest Distinction Elon University

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

With Distinction Indiana University

Her colorful makeup and expressive outfits surround a commitment to learning and a passion for creating belonging at Pingree through education and community. Her incredible light will cause all those she encounters to shine brighter.

Four winters ago, you appeared in robotics by accident and decided to stay. Your robot designs were flexible both in purpose and in structure but your personal goals were fixed: you were on a journey. We look forward to our paths crossing again in the future.

You, Talia, lead with your voice. You’ve delighted audiences in winter musicals and performances, you’ve delivered us the news, and you’ve shared your wideranging knowledge about sports. We admire all the ways you’ve shared your voice with us.

—Lex Kottmeyer

—Alec Burt

—Nick Soodik

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Acadia Grenier

William Anton A. Grinnell

Eleanor Joyce Herriman

George Washington University

Emerson College

With Highest Distinction Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Being good is simply overrated when it comes to curiosity, social justice activism, feminism, and sustainability. As both a free spirit and diligent planner, you are the ideal combination this world needs for meaningful change. Stay curious, always.

We are so proud of you! You are a powerful dance performer, talented painter, dedicated social justice advocate, proactive leader, respected senior. You have truly made a difference at Pingree. You will be greatly missed.

Ceci’s a secret mix of smarts, pizzazz, and grit. She’s an advocate, peer tutor, leader and scholar. She’s competitive, too: four years a cyclone on varsity ice. But mostly, she is wonderful, and has a heart of gold.

—Sheng-Chu Lu

—Deb VanderMolen

—Meg O’Neill

Tyler William Howe

Nevan O’Brien Hughlett

Hunter Francis Jones

With Distinction Franklin & Marshall College

With Highest Distinction University of California, Los Angeles

With Distinction Boston College

The kid who comes back to school every morning on his own schedule but always with a friendly greeting. As you leave us for greener fields and bigger classrooms, we hope you will consider making one more comeback—this time just to visit.

Armed with a vast wellspring of knowledge, you see connections, motivations, and possibilities. Deeper oceans of knowledge await. Enjoy, explore, and don’t forget to share what you have learned.

A harbinger of courage, compassion, and grace, you are relentless in your pursuit of friendships, revel in brotherly camaraderie, and dwell deeply in intellectual curiosity. For all of us, that connection is grounding, brightens the vibe, and sends us on our way.

—Alec Burt

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—Alec Burt

—Ed Kloman

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Roma Kanchinadam

Joshua Paul Klee

Lucca Mullikin Kloman

With Highest Distinction Brown University

With Highest Distinction Worcester Polytechnic Institute

University of New Hampshire

You have bolstered our newspaper, shared your skills in the Quant Center, and graced our community with your artful dance and bass playing, encouraging us to be brave in our ideas and physical expression. Go make your mark on the world.

You’re the one who colors inside the lines. Literally. You’re a keeper of checklists, minder of time, and follower of rules. You care passionately about the things you study, the school you study in, and the world around you.

You played under Pingree tables as a baby, raced up soccer fields as an adolescent, and now stand here all “growed up,“ ready to graduate. To witness it all is our greatest treasure. —Ed Kloman

—Alec Burt

—Chris Grenier

Alexandra Carole Krohg

Caroline Elizabeth Lee

Eva Lynn Leikikh

With Distinction Lafayette College

With Distinction Connecticut College

With Highest Distinction Carleton College

Kind, gentle, and approachable. People naturally gravitate towards you with your warm and inviting smile. A woman of many talents: ski racer, critical defender, competitive rider, school spirit and mental health leader, and empathetic and kind-hearted person.

As rowing team’s captain and coxswain you navigated a true, swift, and steady course through Pingree, leading shipmates with an eye on social justice, and a personal horizon in medicine. A true friend to underlings and grizzled old teachers alike.

Eva is solar power: limitless, inexhaustible, and ready to change the world, brightening every room she enters. With a wellspring of effervescent kindness, she provided everyone with warmth and energy. Good luck shining your light into the broader world.

—Caroline Collins

—Eric Olson

—Jordan Coulombe

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COMMENCEMENT 2022 SENIOR TRIBUTES

Sydney Alafair Lemons

Berenice López Hernández

Kiara Luciano Rosario

University of Denver

With Distinction Wellesley College

Suffolk University

You came to us with rough edges and we are so thankful that some remain, because to smooth them out would be to erase your grit, your spontaneity, your penchant for hard truths, and your tendency to be elbow-deep in whatever endeavor you encounter.

Your name means courage, hard work, integrity, toughness, gentleness of spirit, and warmth of smile. You are a young woman of the world, forged by the melding of different cultures, places, and people into someone who fights for others and laughs at herself.

You are leaving behind an incredible legacy, one of honest observations, giving us much to ponder. Courageous leadership, setting the standard we must maintain as we strive to be a community where all feel a sense of belonging.

—Anna McCoy

—Mary Dyer

Michael Gary Lynch

Nico Alexander Mangano

Amelie Isabel Marandola

With Distinction Junior ice hockey

Bryant University

Simmons College

A talented hockey player, you distinguished yourself as even a better leader. You arrived a capable student, and emerged as a scholar, one fully engaged in the academic process. A kind and thoughtful person, you model compassion and empathy.

Without daily danger of predators, you sought strength, power, athleticism, ability, and intellect. A career of thoughtful contributions, good humor, and a bellowing “my guy!“ Pingree proudly sends you off towards a bright future where you are certainly favored to thrive!

In true Amelie fashion, let’s start by making a list: challenge oneself academically; demonstrate kindness, compassion, and determination fueled by a quiet confidence and genuine love of learning. Continue to make lists, set goals, and achieve dreams.

—Buddy Taft

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—Meg O’Neill

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Bryan D. Marinelli

Karlyn Emily Mazow

Elena Christiene McCloskey

Colby College

University of Miami

Colorado University at Boulder

Bryan is as versatile and as hardworking as they come. Need someone to stop a quarterback? Bryan will get you a sack with a smile. Looking for a scholar? That’s Bryan, too. He’ll outwork you, outthink you, go undefeated, and break a school record in the process.

Sneaky strong: Karlyn, you are a pillar of strength. Your journey has been one of resilience, perseverance, and curiosity. Sister, daughter, friend—the force is strong with you! “Do or do not. There is no try.“ Yes, Karlyn, you are wise beyond your years.

With a hilarious sense of humor and a good natured approach to life, you naturally bring people together. We will miss your incredible, big-hearted smile, extraordinarily long stick check windup, passionate cheers on the field, and big bear hugs!

—Mike Wilmot

—Ed Kloman

—Caroline Collins

Anita Wangechi Muriithi

Gabrielle Grace Leilani Nagahama Chloe Alexa Norris

Babson College

With Distinction Trinity College

With Distinction University of Pittsburgh

Thank you for the gifts you have given to Pingree: your laughter, which if bottled, would sell out in a day; your positivity; your mature honesty; and your thoughtfulness which has touched so many and reminded us how much a smile and kind word can brighten a day.

You will forever be remembered as an invested learner, an active listener, and a tireless athlete. An understated young woman who flies under the radar but has accomplished so much. With your incredible drive and determination, you will find so much success.

Chloe, you are the epitome of the energizer bunny! Chloe keeps on working and working, she never complains. You’re the first to practice and the last to leave. Most importantly, Chloe is just fun to be around. You will be missed.

—Mary Dyer

—Caroline Collins

—Rob VanTuyl

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Nancy Katherine Norton

Lillian Silvestra O’Meara

Christopher John Perkin

With High Distinction University of Notre Dame

Northeastern University

With Distinction Bates College

Like a chrysalis, the Norton transformation is a marvel of science. Patience is rewarded. The Norton butterfly emerges with a confident, knowing smile. Gifted athlete, driven intellectual, and future biomedical engineer, her powerful and colorful wings are ready for flight.

Lilly is chill! Everyone wants to hang out with her. She knows and does cool things. But what you may not know is that she’s competitive, driven, and has a high capacity to get stuff done and done well. Take your coolness and your drive and do great things.

Our coffeehouse emcee, fun and outgoing friend, teammate. Within this electric personality lies a caring and supportive person, an intellectually curious and skilled student, and a passionate performing artist.

—Tim Johnson

—Rob VanTuyl

—Phil McGowan

Dario Richard Petrillo

Abigail Nicole Pierce

Joelin L. Pimentel Hernandez

With Highest Distinction University of Virginia

With High Distinction Colgate University

Colby College

The Dario Department: there you’ll find a dedicated student, DECA leader, and soccer fan. This department is noted for warmth, kindness, and humor, making everyone feel like family. Dario is curious, enthusiastic, and committed to excellence.

You brought your inquisitive lens and hunger for growth to every academic experience. Perhaps most wonderful has been your willingness to embrace vulnerability, exploring the possibilities of storytelling through movement on stage and on ice.

Calm, cool, and collected, a caring friend, loving son and brother, and kind person to all. Just as strong and agile off the football field, overcoming life’s unique challenges with patience and courage. With your heart and determination, nothing can stop you.

—Casey Finch

—Liv Poulin

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Cody Harrison Plaza

Emil Antonio Rijo

Elijah Carnell Roberts

Junior ice hockey

University of Massachusetts, Lowell

University of Rochester

You are an unlimited person living in a limited world. You have the strength of will and courage to change, to listen and learn, and become the wonder of yourself. Family first, you extended your arms to bring friends into your family, and that’s boundless.

Much like your time on the court, it’s been a fast-paced four years. You’ve been a committed teammate, a loyal friend, and enthusiastic contributor. Your coaches at Pingree are happy to watch you spread your wings.

Wise, perceptive, and intuitive. A confident decision-maker with the vision of a point guard—seeing the whole floor and knowing the best play to make to help the people around him. Keep taking big shots and remember to hold your follow through.

—Casey Finch

—Len Williamson

—Ed Kloman

Olivia Mary Robertson

Avery Grace Robillard

Jack Thomas Savoie

With Highest Distinction Williams College

With Distinction Emmanuel College

Roanoke College

A champion of empathy, it is Olivia’s mission to give voice to the less heard and to amplify the shared humanity of all. Thank you for modeling how to turn compassion into action, how to surrender to the song, and how to fall in love with the future.

There’s something about your smile that says it all. See it in the hallways, Commons, even the library. That smile’s there when you sing, strain over the final leg of a race, drive the lane in hoops. It’s even there when you stretch our curriculum. You’re amazing.

A combination lock: your sense of humor and infectious joy send you spinning three turns to the right, your athletic skills twist you back to the left, a third spin lands on intellectual courage. With the dials aligned, you emerge authentic, charismatic, and outgoing.

—Eric Haltmeier

—Eric Stacey

—Nick Soodik

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Monique Anita Say

Samuel Ivan Schena

Carly Rebecca Segal

With Distinction Clark University

With Distinction Colorado University at Boulder

With Highest Distinction Tufts University

Your thoughtfulness lets others feel warm and welcome. Your compassion draws people to want to be around you. Your kindness and integrity inspire others to reach a higher standard. With your talent and hard work, there is no limit to how far you will go.

Funny, smart, and engaged! Whether it’s wearing a Christmas sweater in May or a green guy suit in January, Sam is all in and will give it his all. He will give you the straight answer even if you don’t want to hear it. Sam makes everyone better.

You have forged your path from a quiet young scholar to an academic superstar with a strong, empathetic voice. Never an unkind word and always there to offer help, you have gained respect in every aspect of your journey. The road ahead is full of opportunities.

—Sheng-Chu Lu

—Rob VanTuyl

—Deb VanderMolen

Alexander Edward Selverian

Madeleine Grace Signore

Cole Ryan Slimak

University of Delaware

With Distinction Fordham University

Nazareth College

Don’t be fooled. He can seem aloof then dazzle with his intellectual brilliance and moral reasoning. Alex always knows what he’s doing and he does it all with a bounce in his step, making everyone else around him feel happier, smarter, and noticed.

Maddy uses a palette of words and feelings to transform the world with color, complexity and creativity. The canvas of her mind is stunning, bright, and uninhibited. Her beauty elevates as she stays grounded, reminding us to hug our friends.

It’s time to flex your achievements. As a student, you enthusiastically engaged in class as you spotted classmates. You were not one to shy away from the heavy-lifting. You took no days off as you worked to earn the title of “champion.“

—Kristin Brown

—Casey Finch

—Jon Gistis

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Isabel Clifford Smail

Charles Edward Stafford

Keris Anne Sullivan

With High Distinction Harvard University

Indiana University

Trinity College

Curious, self-motivated, inquisitive, you are an intellectual and athletic powerhouse. You lend your ear to listen carefully and provide an introspective viewpoint in return. You look to celebrate others, rather than yourself. Today, we celebrate you!

As you approach the 18th green of your Pingree career, we are struck by your above-par performance as a student, athlete and citizen. Always on top of the leaderboard, you made those around you feel seen, heard and respected. Keep your head down and the ball in play!

With a big heart, Keris is a meticulous student whose focus is evident in the classroom and on the court, ice, and field. Faced with a challenge, she does not back down, instead increasing her efforts and persevering to achieve her goals.

—Caroline Collins

—Buddy Taft

—Lex Kottmeyer

Hugo MacGregor Sweet

Thomas B. Tavenner

Alexander Andre Theriault

Skidmore College

The Pennsylvania State University

With Highest Distinction Massachusetts Institute of Technology

To listen like Hugo is to hear in each sound a creative possibility that might evolve into one of many kaleidoscopic layers in his brilliant productions. We eagerly await a world to come that will continue to resonate with the color, vibe, and heart of your artistic alchemy.

Your quiet confidence made you a leader on and off the ice. We could always count on you for a commanding grunt that would get us back on track. Those grunts will be missed. Thank you for always being cool under pressure.

There’s one minute to drive. The odds don’t look good. Unless you ask Alex. Similar to a math exam, morning Wordle, or advisory game of Uno, Alex is all business. Knowing smile, stoic, confident, he has trained for this moment. The ball is up. Alex delivers!

—Eric Haltmeier

—Jabari Scutchins

—Tim Johnson

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Andrew Louis Tobia

Caitlyn Rose Tucker

Griffin Tanner Warren

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Endicott College

University of Vermont

Drew makes beats, he makes desks, he makes apps, and he makes an impression: his maturity, resilience, independence, and adventurousness. He makes connections, he makes time for his friends, he makes us smile.

Fully in flight, you took command in your classes, leading conversations with astute insights and your characteristic compassion for others. Your unceasing desire to grow amazes: you are limitless.

You are a hero who battles the world’s obstacles with a wonderful blend of humor, emotion, and passion. A consummate traveler, you understand the power of brotherhood and —Liv Poulin sisterhood, the need to gather friends together to tell tales and talk truths.

—Elyssa Barrett

—Ed Kloman

Cate Meryl Weis

Tenley Michaud Williamson

Xavier Yepez

With Distinction St. Lawrence University

Bucknell University

With Distinction Boston University

You’re a driven academic, fierce friend, and a humble servant with a mischievous glint in your eye that suggests a joke is waiting. Your wit, integrity, and compassion make our campus a better place, and will soon make the world a better place.

Through thorough introspection, you’ve transformed your fears into well-crafted lyrics, and evolved your hopes into tuneful melodies. You have become holistically intertwined with your art, and our community has become the better for it.

Xavier planned this: everyone else first. Extraordinary. Did you know he holds two Pingree track records? Patience. Wait and you will be rewarded by the wisdom and depth from this scholar. Mr. Yepez is destined for greatness!

—Jordan Coulombe

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—Eric Haltmeier

—Tim Johnson

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Congratulations Prep@Pingree Alums We are excited to celebrate the accomplishments of Prep@Pingree alumni graduating from high school and college in the class of 2022. Congratulations on a job well done!

COLLEGE GRADUATES: CLASS OF 2022 Sorieba Fofanah Providence College

Rediet Habtegebriel Denison University

Kelly Biv Salem State University

Lidyanette Gonzalez Northern Essex Community College

Patricia Inirio University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Castro Darlenn Rivier University

Oniel Gonzalez University of San Francisco

Dicent Dionelis Brigham Young University

Karina Hernandez Northern Essex Community College

Sophia Lin University of Massachusetts, Lowell

Savanna Bonilla University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth

Esdras Javier Trinity College Edowaye Idahor New York University

David Massilon Gordon College

Pedro Matos Northern Essex Community College/University of Maine, Orono Joel Rojas University of Massachusetts, Lowell Minier Wilberto Northern Essex Community College Samantha Vargas College of the Holy Cross

Karolina Hernandez Northern Essex Community College

HIGH SCHOOL MATRICULATIONS: CLASS OF 2022 Maka Abdulle Boston College Olivia Adelabu Princeton University Preston Archer Biola University Idahlia Baptiste Pace University Leticia Baptiste University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth Valerie Fajardo-Valderrama Drexel University Colby Filosa University of Vermont Jaythean Im Union College

Chanelle Jaime-Guzman Western Connecticut State University Hallecha Jean Gilles University of Massachusetts, Boston Ana Lambiase University of Massachusetts, Amherst Peter Leger Salem State University Camille Lopez Bryn Mawr College Berenice Lopez Wellesley College Amaiya Lu University of Hartford

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Kiara Luciano Suffolk University Ciara Maldonado Providence College Anita Muriithi, Babson College

Ashanty Ribota Southern Maine Community College Sebastian Rodriguez University of Massachusetts, Boston

Daelly Osorio Tufts University

Lilyanna Romero University of Massachusetts, Lowell Daniela Rosario Amherst College

Jadahlee Peralta Washington University

Monique Say Clark University

Joelin Pimentel Colby College

Daniel Thevenin Salem State University

Abraham Ramos Bentley University

Maka Abdulle Boston College

Elizabeth Oluwasuyi Mount Holyoke College

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Prep@Pingree on the Move The Class of 2022 counted among its number eight graduates whose Pingree journeys began with Prep@Pingree. This academic and cultural enrichment program prepares talented and hardworking middle school students for success in high school and beyond. We celebrate Pingree’s Class of 2022 Prep@Pingree graduates!

Maka Abdulle

Olivia Adelabu

Lawrence, MA Boston College

North Andover, MA Princeton University

Kiara Luciano Rosario

Anita Muriithi

Lawrence, MA Suffolk University

Lynn, MA Babson College

Valerie Fajardo-Valderrama

Berenice López Hernández

Lawrence, MA Drexel University

Lawrence, MA Wellesley College

Joelin Pimentel Hernandez

Monique Say

Lawrence, MA Colby College

Lawrence, MA Clark University

We look forward to another enriching summer Prep@Pingree program starting in July! Please contact Program Director Paul Mayo at pmayo@pingree.org to see how you can support this program.

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HEDGE GARDEN LIZ TAFT RETIREMENT

All the Best Liz Taft

In Your Retirement

On June 17, we honored Liz Allen Taft ’73 and her 44 years of service to Pingree School. With nearly 200 people in attendance for her retirement party, Liz was celebrated by her 1973 classmates, family members, alumni, Pingree parents, students, trustees, and countless friends. To commemorate all that Liz has done for and meant to the Pingree community, the ceramics studio has been renamed The Liz Allen Taft ’73 Ceramics Studio. Congratulations to Liz on her retirement, and the joy of spending more time with her seven grandchildren!

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“Mine has truly been a Pingree life…“ —Liz Allen Taft ’73, baccalaureate speech

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THIS YEAR’S REUNION WAS ONE FOR THE AGES— it was heartwarming to welcome alumni back to campus to reconnect and celebrate what makes Pingree such a special place.“ Ashley Goliti-Chase, director of alumni and parent engagement

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Congratulations Eric Stacey ’81 The 2022 Mimi Davis Emmons ’64 Alumni Association Award recipient!

Reunion 2022

Highlights of the October 8 event included a cocktail reception in the Hedge Garden followed by a bagpipe processional to the Athletics Center for a reunion celebration and dinner.

We honored our 50th reunion class years and presented Eric Stacey ’81 with this year’s Mimi Davis Emmons ’64 Alumni Association Award for his 25 years of service and steadfast dedication to Pingree as our Director of Admission and Enrollment Management. The award was especially poignant this year as Mimi was the one who hired Eric in 1997.

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Carol Williams Walsh ’65 shares, “This year has been extremely difficult with my younger son suddenly passing away. Family was too far away and Colin’s memorial service yet to be planned. I still have my Airbnb on Deer Isle in Maine. Again this summer, the suite and the glamping are very full. I’m looking forward to the class of 1965 reunion, when it happens.” Susie Smith Talbot ’65, Nancy Hubbs ’64, Sue Grant Macdonald ’65, Anne Stocker Mills ’65, Susie Oliver Schneider ’65, Mimi Davis

Emmons ’64, Kathy Nelson Greene ’65, Kay Gamage Green ’65, Pinny Mayo Randall ’65, Jody Franklin Burrows ’65, and Sue Ayres ’65 enjoyed a beautiful summer lunch in Marblehead together. (See Photo 1)

Amy Ballou Macfarlane ’77 writes, “Hi, all, been way too long since I wrote. My husband, Steve, and I are still loving California (mostly). Our four are in all parts of the country and our eldest, Ellen, has given us 2 adorable grandkids in Colorado. Connie Pemberton Glore ’69, The best. I have hung up my hat Judy Dewart Stinson ’69, Kathy as a reader for UC Admissions Bradford ’69, Amy MacDonald ’69, and I am involving myself in other Esther Darling Mulroy ’69, Sally Smithwick ’69, and Pam Beebe charitable concerns. We moved my mom (Alzheimers) out from Florida Windsor ’69 enjoyed reminiscing and reconnecting at the Wenham a couple of years ago, so we don’t Tea House in June 2022. (See Photo 2)

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Liz Allen Taft ’73 retired from Pingree School after 44 years of service.

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worry so much. Sorry I’m not close enough to attend the reunion. Would love to catch up.“ (See Photo 3 and 4)

This book was inspired by my own brushes with real lockdowns in 2018 (not drills).“ (See Photo 5)

Barbara Willcox ’93 shares, “My third picture book, One Thursday Afternoon (Flyaway Books), was published on September 6, 2022. The story focuses on a girl processing her emotions surrounding a school lockdown drill. She shares her anxiety with her grandfather, and he listens. Together they spend an afternoon in the park, painting and listening to the birds. With creativity and companionship, she feels better.

Brian Costa ’95 was nominated by Governor Charlie Baker as Clerk Magistrate of the Salem District Court, which hears a wide range of criminal, civil, housing, juvenile, mental health, and other types of cases. Meri Mooers Caponigro ’98 shares, “I have two children, Michael and Madison and I coach them in hockey and also still play! I am an ER nurse and paramedic. My husband owns Northeast Regional

Ambulance and I work there as well.“(See Photo 6) Dan Nagler ’01, Danny Barker ’01, Nick Osborne ’01, Billy Rudolph ’01, Jack O’Donohue ’01, and Keith Cooper ’01 enjoyed a meal together in summer 2022. (See Photo 7) Caitlin Connolly Eppes ’02, Katie Healey Mullen ’02, Justin Parker ’02, Kathleen Dyer Parker ’02, Jeff Avallon ’02, Tommy Salter ’02, Tova Kaplan Harrington ’02, Matt Harrington ’00, and Mike Nelligan ’02 enjoyed some summer SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE 50

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fun with their families. (See Photo 8)

will be beginning a new job at Massachusetts General Hospital as a Licensed Social Worker in Heart Transplant. The accompanying picture shows my enthusiasm for the role! I have been working at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center as a Social Worker in Addiction Psychiatry for the past few years. I am a member of a poetry group in my community and have been working to get some writing published as well. I hope everyone is doing well!“ (See Photo 10)

Ethel Mickey ’08 recently accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Sociology at California State University, San Bernardino, where she will be teaching undergraduates and continuing her research on gender inequalities in the tech sector. She and Dillon Vassallo ’08 recently moved to sunny southern California for this new adventure, and they have already connected with local Pingree classmates Mikey Shaughnessy ’08 and Taylor Halsted ’08. (See Photo 12)

Anna Huzar ’08 and husband Dino welcomed baby boy Luka James this past winter! Fellow alumna Kate Rokos ’08 is his godmother. (See Photo 11)

Liza Richardson MacLaughlin ’08 and Ben MacLaughlin ’08 welcomed their son Bo on February 14, 2022. They live in South Hamilton with their Olde English Bulldog, Bruna. Also this

Dave Archer ’02 married Leann Norton on July 2 in Danvers, MA. Dave and Leann taught together in South Korea and were engaged during a trip to Germany. After having to postpone their original 2020 wedding date, they were fortunate to come together and celebrate their love in the presence of a plethora of international friends and family members. Dave and Leann are now in their third year of teaching at the International School Nido de Aguilas, in Santiago, Chile. (See Photo 9) Johnna Marcus ’05 writes, “Hi Pingree Community! I am living in Somerville, Ma and 51

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year, Ben rode in his first Pan Mass Challenge and Liza rode in her eighth this past weekend! Bo was at the finish to cheer them on! (See Photo 13 and 14)

“Johnny” Forester Rawlins into the world on January 11, 2022. (See Photo 15)

Lindsay O’Connell ’14, Kellie Marshall Moulton ’10, and Euris Gonzalez ’10. (See Photos 16 and 17)

Campbell Rawlins ’09 and his wife Mary Scott welcomed John

Lacey Allis ’10 married Ben Weidenaar on June 17 at Misselwood in Beverly, MA. The couple met working at St. John’s Prep and were joined by friends from Pingree. Pictured left to right: Alex Cueto ’10, Lindsay Margolis ’10, Clare Shanahan ’10, Shelby DiFiore ’12,

At her recent wedding, Anne Morrissey ’10 was joined by Pingree friends to celebrate the occasion, including Kari Shaughnessy ’10, C.C. Collier ’10, and Jena Pruett ’10 (See Photo 18)

Amanda Nasser ’09 began teaching history at Pingree School in the fall of 2022. Amanda will also coach soccer and basketball.

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Brian Rogers ’11 married Kate McAuliffe in front of many Pingree friends on September 18, 2021, at Ridgewood Country Club. (See Photo 19) Grace Steward ’11 wed Cody Brookens in Bretton Woods, NH in June 2022. Pingree friends in attendance included Man of Honor Hayden Steward ’13, Maid of Honor Nora Doherty ’11, Ben Trudeau ’13, Chase Goodwin ’11, Evan Perkins ’10, and Hannah Perkins ’12. (See Photo 20) Emily Hawthorne ’12 was engaged for three years, but when her fiancé Nick received his orders from the Navy with three weeks to report, they figured that was plenty of time to plan a wedding! Thanks to fellow art room alumni, they got by with a little (a lot of) help from their friends…Lucy Gladstone ’10 and her mother Elaine of GLADSTONE in Manchester-by-the-Sea came to the rescue by ensuring they had rings in time for the ceremony, and Luke Kaneb ’12 and John Rawlins ’12 were the best photographer and videographers 53

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they could have asked for! Rachel Kaczynski ’12 and her sister also stepped in with some amazing planning help! Emily is so grateful for Lucy, Luke, John, Rachel, and the wonderful Pingree friends who assured her three weeks was plenty of time to plan a wedding (even if they weren’t quite sure!).” (See Photo 21–23) On September 17, 2022, Olivia Byrne ’14 married Nicholas Kaneb in Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA. Olivia was joined by Pingree friends, including Michaela Byrne Soper ’13, Eliza Mead ’14, Holly Kaneb ’17, Anna Kaneb ’17, Hannah Becker ’14, Blair Kaneb ’14, Alex Bland ’14, John Rawlins ’12, Luke Kaneb ’12, and Daniel Kaneb ’14. (See Photo 24) Madeline Polese McMahon ’13 and her husband Colin moved out to Austin, Texas in January 2021, and welcomed baby Eloise the following year in February 2022. This fall Madeline finished her masters in public health at the University of Texas. (See Photo 25)

Isabella de Buy Wenniger ’16 graduated with high honors from St. Lawrence University last year with degrees in Philosophy and Environmental Education. She is an outdoor girl, white-water rafting guide, avalanche rescue, backcountry skier, kayak guide and long distance hiker. Recently, she was the naturalist at the Greenleaf Hut for the AMC in Franconia Notch. AJ Helman ’16 shares, “I am so thrilled to share that the first professional movie I worked on, Spirited, is coming to AppleTV this Christmas! I was accepted into Ryan Reynolds’ Group Effort Initiative, a program that focuses on uplifting marginalized voices and creating a more equitable entertainment industry. On Spirited, I started in the Set Decoration department and then transferred to set. Ryan is a fantastic mentor, and I can’t wait to share this work with everyone.“ (See Photo 26) Emily Whalen ’17 shares, “After relocating to New York City after graduating from Emerson College

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in May, I am so excited to be making my Off-Broadway debut in September with the talented cast and crew of One In A Million: The Musical! The show has been so much fun to rehearse, and we’re so excited to be performing in the historic Riverside Theater.

Carolina de Buy Wenniger ’18 is starting her senior year at UVM majoring in Environmental Studies and minoring in Community and International Development. This summer she worked in Burlington, VT for the American Chestnut Foundation doing

research on hardy tree strains. She is still a competitive ski racer and will get back to it here after spending last winter in France. She is also an avid mountain biker… anything for speed when not racing down ski slopes.

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THE HEDGE GARDEN IN MEMORIAM

In Memoriam Pingree School extends its condolences to the loved ones of the following members of our school community.

Sarah Darling Pruett ’70 July 14, 2021 Sarah was a beloved member of the Class of 1970, proud Pingree parent, and member of the extended alumni community.

Eivind “Kip“ Lange ’05 July 14, 2021 Kip was a beloved member of the Class of 2005 and the extended Pingree alumni community.

Alice “Allie“ Flather Blodgett October 1, 2021 A proud Pingree parent, trustee, and long-standing Head’s Leadership Council member, Allie was a devoted ambassador and friend to Pingree School.

Sarah “Sally“ (Carr) Vowles ’64 October 25, 2021 Sally was a beloved member of Pingree’s first graduating class, the Class of 1964, and the extended alumni community.

Mary Scofield December 31, 2021 Mary was a proud Pingree parent, trustee, and long-standing member of the Malcolm Coates Prep@Pingree Advisory Board.

Rebecca (Geller) Schwartz ’82 February 13, 2022 Rebecca was a beloved member of Class of 1982 and the extended Pingree alumni community.

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Dean DeCoste April 4, 2022 Beloved colleague and friend to many, Dean was a member of the rink staff for nearly 20 years.

Dianne Pingree April 21, 2022 Beloved member of the Pingree family and our extended school community, Dianne was an active leader in her community and a steadfast supporter of Pingree School.

Mary Reinhalter August 3, 2022 Pingree’s first and beloved director of development, Mary was also a proud Pingree parent, grandparent, and ambassador for our school.

Kenneth “Kenny“ Aboagye-Adinkra ’12 August 4, 2022 Kenny was a beloved member of the Class of 2012, a Prep@Pingree alumnus, and former Pingree staff member, coach, and advisor.

Barbara Swanson August 24, 2022 Beloved colleague and community member, Barbara served as a Latin teacher at Pingree for nearly 30 years, a position she held until her retirement in 2015.

Jon Reardon ’75 September 21, 2022 Jon was a beloved member of the Class of 1975 and the extended Pingree alumni community.

Daniel J. Nolan ’89 October 22, 2022 Dan was a beloved member of the Class of 1989 and the extended Pingree alumni community. This list of names is reported through October 31, 2022. If we have missed a name, please accept our apologies and contact us at communications@pingree.org.

2021–2022

Annual Report of Giving Dear Pingree Community, We are delighted to present the 2021–2022 Report of Giving in celebration of your commitment to the mission and continued growth of Pingree School. The power of philanthropy at Pingree is felt every day by every member of our creative, curious, diverse, and engaged community. Your loyal support, through annual gifts and endowments, is the catalyst to providing an exceptional student experience and developing innovative and experiential learning opportunities for every Pingree student. The 2021–2022 fiscal year was a recent high-water mark for philanthropy at Pingree. Together, we raised nearly $4.3 million with the collective support of more than 1,100 donors between July 2021 and June 2022. Additional milestones to highlight include the following: • $1.25 million in new commitments to Pingree’s endowment; • $1 million realized bequest; • $1.3 million in gifts and pledges to Pingree’s track and tennis project; • $1.3 million raised for our annual priorities including unrestricted support of the Pingree Fund, Prep@Pingree, and the Head’s Fund for Innovation; • More than $100,000 of flexible, immediate-use funds designated for student life and community enrichment programs including visiting authors and practitioners, food trucks at highlighted events, the Flying Horse sculpture show, the Learning Across Borders (L.A.B.) Program, and faculty and staff appreciation efforts; • 654 gifts made on Giving Day totaling $160,000 — a new dollar record for the day! We are beyond grateful to have such an engaged community of eager students, passionate faculty, involved parents, a forward-looking Board of Trustees, and ever-supportive alumni. Thank you very much for all that you are doing to participate in the life of our dynamic community. With appreciation and pride,

Timothy M. Johnson Head of School

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE

Cara Angelopulos Lawler ’01 Director of Advancement

James F. Kellogg ’85 President, Board of Trustees

Fiscal Year 2022 SOURCES OF INCOME

ANNUAL REPORT REVENUE & EXPENSES

where the dollars came from REVENUE Net Tuition Revenue, 88.0% ($14.9M)

Salaries and Benefits, 65.4% ($11.0M)

Other Income, 5.3% ($895K)

Endowment Contribution, 2.2% ($370K)

NCIAL OVERVIEW Annual Giving, 4.5% ($775K)

Fiscal Year 2022

* Actual results surpassed annual giving budget above.

DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENSES EXPENSES

Net Tuition Revenue, 88.0% ($14.9M)

where the dollars went

Salaries and Benefits, 65.4% ($11.0M)

Academics and Athletics, 11.1% ($1.9M)

Administration, 9.3% ($1.6M) Debt, 2.4% ($400K)

Buildings and Grounds, 11.6% ($2.0M)

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE 58

ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

$500,000+

$10,000+

Anonymous

Anonymous (2) Antonio Bertone and Alexandra Drane Ronne Cosel Julie and Peter Donovan Douglas Drane Amelia Fawcett ’74 Connie Pemberton Glore ’69 and Fred Glore Emily and Peter Glore ’04 Kay and Bob Howe Sandra and Chris Klee Sarah and Ted Laubinger Lianqing Ma and Lin Gou

Vania O’Connor

$250,000+ Pauline and Pete Jenkins

$100,000+ Anonymous Allison and Bradley Crate

Chris Pingree ’78

$50,000+ Jean and Frank Botta Christina Clifford Comparato ’85 and Chris Comparato Kate Cairns Kellogg ’86 and Jamie Kellogg ’85

$5,000+ Alexander S. McGrath Susie Rowland Donna and Richard Tadler

$25,000+ Anonymous Allison and John Collins Courtney and Mark Kagan Lauren and Dave Kennedy Anne Hooper Kneisel ’66 and Bill Kneisel Jenni and Alex Leikikh

Douglas McGrath and Jane Martin Therese and Kurt Melden Jane and Bill Mosakowski Michele and Ben Mottola Eileen and Jim O’Holleran Dianne Pingree* Janet and Mike Rogers Cindy and Mark Ross Jayamala Pillai and Prem Shekar Meredith and Jamie Tedford Debra and James Thomas Natalie and Bill Whelan Jenny Williamson

Trent and Stratton Lloyd Fran and Steve Lockwood Amy and John Mariani Erica and Dom Marinelli Jenna and Scott Signore Mary and Bill* Wasserman

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE

Anonymous (2) Eleanor Blake* Kate Lockwood Bracken ’96 and Dave Bracken Nelson Darling Cappy and Sam Daume Glorianne Demoulas ’70 and Robert Farnham Alice Roberts Dietrich ’68 Kim and Jon Guerster Ryan Hendrickson ’03 Stephanie and Matt Kadnar Diane and Gary Kaneb Karla and Jeff Kaneb Frances Demoulas Kettenbach ’69 and Michael Kettenbach

Trish and Mark Landgren Diane and John Larson Alison Matlack David McGrath Rebecca and Kevin McKernan Vera McLafferty Lynne and Tim Menzie Chat and Claudia Reynders Frances and Stephen Rowland ’80 Alex Shorts ’00 Paula and Bink Shorts Karla and Rod Smith Dee Webster Anita and James Worden

ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

$2,500+ The Alepa Family The Bertolon Family Julie and Kirk Bishop Tessa Deering Browne ’04 Ellie Cabot Judy and George Carter Cristie and Scott Carter ’90 Nancy Crate Doreen and John Cusolito Kathy and David DiCenso Karen and John Drislane The Eardley Family Kristin and Paul Evangelista Jill and John Finnerty Sue and Bart Geer

NEARLY $4.3 MILLION

Susan Glessner Sita and Brendan Greelish ’97 Heidi and Mark Gudaitis Elaine and James Horrocks Joanie Johnson Jen Groeber and Tim Johnson John Kane The Krohg Family Allyson and Lance Larsen Alyssa LeBel ’75 Christine McCarthy Lemos ’96 and Bill Lemos ’95 Alicia and Wayne Mack Sean Morgan ’98

RAISED FOR

PINGREE SCHOOL IN THE 2021-2022 FISCAL YEAR Kathy and Tim Norton Kim and Ted Ober Lucy and Will Pingree Beth and Daniel Prawdzik Jennifer Inker and Timothy Pynchon Linda and Jon Rich Leigh and Alan Scharfe Ellen Reinhalter Shain ’77 and Bruce Shain

Shelley McCloy Vassallo ’76 and Rich Vassallo The Wade-Theriault Family Stefanie Fogel and Robert Warren Mr. and Mrs. L. Dexter Woodman Scholarship Maureen and Doug Woodman

Kelly and Michael Kettenbach ’00 Kyle Lange ’10 Cara Angelopulos Lawler ’01 and John Lawler Rebecca Symmes Lee ’94 and Kenneth Lee Nancy and David Lemons Doo Little ’79 Stacey Parker and David Mack Karen and Brad Mascott Diana Batchelder Mathey Carol and Woody Merriman Mary Lou and Veronica Monteiro ’13 Rosie C. Morgan Tom Mulroy ’01 The Nelson Johnson Family John Nugent ’08 Emmy and Bill O’Meara The Onello Family Lorrie Gordon and Jonny Orr Marilyn and Don Pardus Barbara and Ollie Parker Mark Peikin ’94 Leslie Reichert Mary Reinhalter*

Jane Blake Riley ’77 and Tom Riley Donna and Michael Rogers Elizabeth and Ronald Rossetti Heatha and Tony Schena Janet and John Schickling Ellen and Keith Shaughnessy Josephine Huang and Charles Shepherdson Susan and Steve Sieker Andrea and Don Souter Anna T. Green and George W. Stairs Susan and Wayne Stelk Kemp C. Stickney ’75 Sandy Rowland Sullivan ’79 Liz Allen Taft ’73 and Buddy Taft Mark Tatelman ’04 Mrs. R. T. H. Thayer Susan and Stanley Trotman Carolyn and Marty Tucker Julia Yan and Alan Wu Krista and Andy Yablin Heidi and Michael Yoken

$1,000+ Anonymous (8) Mary Abrams Christopher Ames and JoAnn Manson Louisa and Neale Attenborough The Bachelder Family Hope Amory Bachelder ’77 and Robert Bachelder Susan Cameron Barrow ’65 Elaine Becker and Thomas Bean The Birdsall Family Scot R. Bradstreet ’79 Lisa and Andy Briggs Sissy and Sandy Buck Sarah Buck ’02 and Johnny Ritzo Carol Harlow-Carlson and David Carlson Deborah Coates Patrice and David Cromwell Kelly and Dennis Cunningham Karen and Steve Curry Gavin and Kristen Danaher Ghizlane and Stephen DeAngelis

* Deceased

Louisa and Frank Deland Tina and Doug DePiero The Di Lillo Family in memory of Maria Floccari The Dowd Family Kathleen Dyer Parker ’02 and Justin Parker ’02 Mimi Davis Emmons ’64 Cori Cather and Ray Falconer Sandi and Brian Falvey Elizabeth and Stephen Fantone Amanda and John Feeks Wendy Vincent Fox ’86 The Gaddipati Family Paige and Jud Hintlian ’90 Mary Hintlian Cara and Brit Hutchins Lilia Hutchins ’19 Jessica Lockwood Hyde ’99 and Jon Hyde Amanda Crawford Jackson ’96 and Ned Jackson Tracy and Mark Johnson Sunita and Prakash Kanchinadam Kathy and John Kavanagh

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE 60

Friends Anonymous (33) Laura Winthrop Abbot ’96 Maka Abdulle ’22 Seth I. Abramson ’98 Christine Acampa and Emma Campbell ’14 Rebecca Ward Acselrod ’84 Brian A. Adam ’07 Michelle and Doug Adamic Amy Singleton Adams ’82 Cody J. Addison ’10 Detris Adelabu Olivia Adelabu ’22 Vinicius Aguiar ’12 Noe Aguilar-Melendez and Claudia Cerritos Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ahern Peter Albert Michael D. Alexander ’00 Bob Alley Joshua Ames ’21 Debbie and Saeed Aminzadeh Kaila Amirault ’11 Gloria and Gilbert Anderson Nina Sacharuk Anderson ’77 and Blake Anderson Cindy and Chuck Angelopulos Linda Carpenter Ardito ’66 Oscar Arrivillaga and Nimcy Guerra Jennifer Arthur Morgan C. Atkins ’05 Allison Attarian ’17 Sherrill and Mark Attarian Carolyn Attenborough ’11

Jeff Avallon ’02 Jennifer L. Avallon ’07 Susan Ayres ’65 Annemarie Sheehan Baker ’93 Richard C. Bane Daniel Barker ’01 Lizanne and D.A. Barone Erin Barresi ’22 Elyssa Barrett Keri A. Barrett ’03 Emily J. Batchelder ’79 Ann Beckert ’71 Bryce Bedard ’22 Claudette and Derek Bedard Cynthia Bedell Tom Belhumeur ’04 Laura Bell Eileen and Conrad Bibeault Jen and Eric Bibeault Dale Bishop ’08 Drew K. Bishop ’06 Kyle Bishop ’06 Britton P. D. Bistrian ’96 Stephen M. Blinn II ’96 Amy Blodgett ’82 Jennifer L. Bonardi ’94 Rosemary A. Bond ’69 Jeanne and Michael Borawski Loren Malfitano Borges ’00 Mary and Elizabeth Whitney Bradley Ms. Elena M. Brandano ’07 Lisa and Andrew Brengola Joanne Briggs Margaret Broaddus ’73

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE

Emily Broadhurst ’16 Jovanna and Graham Brooks Jennifer Brooks and Richard Ciolino Kristin A. Brown and Aaron Hirsch Martha Brown Susan Brown ’70 Joshua N. Burlingham ’04 Kitty and Jock Burns Col. and Mrs. Malcolm Burr II Jody Franklin Burrows ’65 Alec Burt Clare and Michael Byrne Michaela Byrne ’13 Olivia Byrne ’14 Mary J. Cahill Farella ’89 and Stéfane Cahill Farella ’89 Christina and Joshua Cahill ’93 Catherine Dudley Call ’76 and Mr. Blake Meike Edward J. Callahan and Erin M. Callahan Molly Callahan ’13 Sarah Callahan ’22 Abigail and Matthew Canelli Colin B. Canny ’08 Lauren Connolly Canny ’05 Brian N. Capecci ’98 Jaimie T. Cappucci ’10 Shari Card The Cardinal Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carey Laura Cabot Carrigan and Christoper Carrigan

Chris Carter ’88 Emma Carter ’22 Andrew Castraberti ’08 Lily Castraberti ’20 Trish and Steven Castraberti Virginia and Frank Champi Tania and John Chandler Laurence and Jerry Chase Caroline Basile Cheek ’05 Hyunho Choe ’22 Nancy Daly Church ’65 Nicole Ciacciarelli Diane and Andrew Clark Mary Gene Tuthill Clavin ’83 Carys Cleveland ’23 Stacy and Rick Cleveland Betsey Cogswell ’68 Rosy Cohane-Mann Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Cohen Nancy and Timothy Colby Caroline Collins Kyle Collins ’21 Jennifer Coltin ’09 Louise and Mark Coltin Quinn Spagnoli Condon ’01 and Matt Condon Elizabeth Mollineaux Cook ’89 Dr. Maura Copeland and Dr. Paul Copeland Catherine Dana Cormier ’80 Jessica Corvinus ’02 Jordan Coulombe Lindsay Pearce Cowan ’93 and Chad Cowan Livia Cowan ’77 Cynthia and Duncan Cox ’86

ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

Pamela and Dave Crehan Nancy Cronin Pauline Seamans Crowninshield ’66 Erin Cunningham ’14 J. Bradford Currier, Jr. ’03 Catherine Curry ’22 Susan B. Curtis ’72 Michele and Brian Cusack Audra M. Dalton ’95 Benjamin Daume ’19 Rick Talkov and Susan Davies Alexandra and Ian de Buy Wenniger Danielle P. DeCristoforo ’01 Annabelle DelalunaHoward ’22 Suzanne Schnell Di Meco ’98 and Leland Di Meco James DiCenzo Dale Grant Dick ’67 and Edward Dick Shelby DiFiore ’12 Kelsey Dion ’15 Jeannine and Peter Dion German L. Disla ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Doanh D. Do My Dung-Thi Do ’91 Gail and Brian Doherty Katherine Doherty ’18 JoAnne and Tom Doherty Nina Dooley ’19 Porter Dooley ’19 Caitlin Doran-Serafino ’00 Cameron Dowd ’18 Courtney Dowd ’16 Erica Dowd ’22 Joseph J. Dox ’83 Betsy Clark Duquette Scott T. Duquette ’01 Elias Durand and Liz Libby Holly O’Donohue Duren ’03 and Benjamin Duren Eileen and David Dwortz Mary and Dennis Dyer Carolyn Sherman Egan ’89 Julian Egolf Emily Einhorn Michele and Nick Elward Employees of Carpenter & MacNeille David and Jacqueline Eng

* Deceased

Andrew J. Eschelbacher ’98 Kyle R. Esecson ’07 Caroline Evangelista ’19 Elizabeth Evangelista ’18 Morgan Baird Everson ’04 Charles Faldi ’22 Daphne and Kelleigh Faldi Mr. and Mrs. James Falese Peyton Falk ’22 The Family of Addison Thorne ’24 Amanda J. Farrer ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Fazio John Feeks ’22 Carol Seitchik and Alan Feldman Lindsey Fellows Adelaide Fenton ’20 The Fenton Family Maureen Ferreira Eleanor Ferris ’22 Patricia Asselin Ferris ’93 and Dan Ferris Shawn and Karen Ferullo Albert G. Filosa CeCe Brotchie ’96 and Eric Fine Robert P. Fines ’00 Deenie and Gery Fischer Susand and Richard Fitzgerald Sarah K. Fitzgerald ’01 Elsbeth Flanagan ’01 Francine and John Flint Ella Fogel ’15 Joy and Michael Foley Katie Nugent Foley ’06 Pat and Tom Foley Matthew Fonzi ’22 Margaret Fortin ’22 Katie and Patrick Fortin Bonnie Bliss Fratini and Carlo Fratini Brett D. Freedman ’94 Allison Cassidy Freeman ’01 and Shaun Freeman Patricia Freeman Wendy H. Friend ’80 and Mr. Mark Denney Kathryn Frost Christopher J. Fusco ’00 Samantha and Jason Galui ’95 Sheila and Paul Galvani

The Gambon-Mokrzycki Family Benjamin R. Ganley ’99 Lexi Garcia ’22 Sarah Curran Garnett ’99 Gerard Garrett Debbie Geller ’88 Jillian T. Gentilli ’06 Ivy George and Abraham Philip Christina and Alan Gibeley Aggie L Furnari Giglio Kip ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Gillespie Jared Gilman ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilman The Giordano Family Jon Gistis Yvette O. Glina ’94 Aline Glorieux Jeanne and David Glynn Shivani Glynn ’22 Jessica and David Goff Joseph Gogas III ’83 Lindsey Goldstein ’22 Sarah P. Goldstein ’05 Ashley and Jacob Goliti-Chase Edith Goltra Juan D. Gonzalez ’06 Bob and Linda Goodman Jayla Goodman ’22 Valery Goodman Nikhil Gorur ’21 Elizabeth Morgan Graf ’69 and Robert Graf Nathan Gray Steve Greason and Jessica Schlather Kay Green ’65 Kathy Nelson Greene ’65 Acadia Grenier ’22 Christina and Robert Grenier Robin and Casey Griffin Alice Grossman Devon Tadler ’09 and Zach Guarino ’09 Anna Mei Gubbins ’12 Jaime Schwartz Gubbins ’98 Suzeanne and Mark Guertin Lindsey Guinan Gund ’88 Barbara and Peter Haack Katherine Haas ’19 Mark Haley

Sibyl Haley Steven Hall Beth and Eric Haltmeier Leah Hancock Gail Harriman ’70 Sarah and John Harrington Tova Kaplan Harrington ’02 and Matt Harrington ’00 Ronan Harrington ’19 Nina P. Hatch ’09 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hatch Jordan Hathaway ’00 Emily Hawthorne ’12 Leigh Armstrong Hebard ’89 Lori McMahon Heil ’96 The Helman Family James D. Henderson ’03 Jakob Hernandez Kara and Luis Hernandez Eleanor Herriman ’22 Alexander Hesketh ’18 Nancy Hewson Karen Durkee Heywood ’67 and Clayton Heywood Christine Newhall and James Hoefner Sarah Hoefner ’15 Kate L. Hoenigsberg ’03 Matthew J. Hoenigsberg ’99 Katherine Holian Keri and Matt Holian Tyler Howe ’22 Roberta and Fred Huffman Noah I. Hugenberger ’00 Nevan Hughlett ’22 Haley T. Hunziker ’09 Hannah E. Iorio ’05 Fred Jackson Kristen and Doug Jacobsen William C. Jacques ’11 Debbie and Warren Jaferian Sarah Huffman Jarvis ’98 Pat and Bob Jedrey Laurel and Peter Jenkins Andrew Jiranek Ann and Geoff Johnson Rebecca F. Risk Johnson ’01 Samuel Johnson ’18 Andrea Kneifel Johnstone ’81 Emily Jones ’74 Hunter Jones ’22 Andrea and Steve Jones Jennifer Joyce

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE 62

ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

Caroline T. Kagan ’20 Roma Kanchinadam ’22 Melina Kaniclides ’21 Kirsten Kimball Kapteyn ’81 Katherine and C.J. Karch Stephen R. Karl ’98 Mimi and Bill Karlyn Kelli and Jim Keck Beth Dyer Kellett ’98 Michelle Kelley Julia Kellogg ’21 Betsy Kennedy Carolyn Kennedy ’21 B.J. and Henry R. Kennedy ’76 Randy Kennedy and Nancy Rohlfs Alyssa Kent ’18 Heather Kent Cara D. Kettenbach ’98 and Josh Nutter Merle and Ken Kew Joan Kiely ’19 June Kiely ’16 Kathy and Bill Kilmartin Anne and William J. Kirby, Jr. Kirianov Family Kate and Igor Kirianov Joshua Klee ’22 W. Adam Kline ’79 Kelly Schwenkmeyer and Edward Kloman Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Kloman Lucca Kloman ’22 Paul Knight ’00 and Gretchen Knight ’01 Heather Knowles ’95 Polly and Joe Knowles Marion Hewson Knowles ’78 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knowles Melody and Joshua Komyerov Alexandra Krohg ’22 Christian Krohg ’18 William Krohg ’19 Paula and Michael Kushnir Sarah E. Laaff ’03 Michele and Keith Laezza Anne and Kevin Lafortune Ellen and Matthew LaMarche

Laura Geraty Lambert ’01 Henrik Førland Lampert ’05 Anders Landgren ’21 Anna Landgren ’18 Christopher P. Lange ’07 Helen Langone ’73 Elisabeth A. Langworthy ’73 Julia Wilson Larson ’74 Grant Latimer ’19 Tom Lawson David A. Leach and Laurie J. LaChapelle Nathaniel A. L. Leach ’08 Eva Leikikh ’22 Sydney Lemons ’22 Mary and Andy Lenhardt Dylan Leonard ’23 George Lewicky Emily W. Libby ’06 Joshua Linton ’12 Hannah Liu Robert A. Logan ’03 Samuel J. Logan ’06 Berenice López ’22 Malu and Rodrigo Lopez Laura S. Lorenz ’72 Ryan Lovell ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey O. Lubbock Nina Lubeck ’17 Norm Lubeck and Sue VanBaalen Kiara Luciano Rosario ’22 Hope Taft ’05 and Ryan Lucky Joelle Lufkin Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lungren ’88 Mary Lyman ’73 Caitlin C. Lynch ’98 Michael Lynch ’22 Heidi Rowland Lynn ’78 and Mike Lynn Ann Lyons Christopher MacDougall Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mackey Bruce and Joanie Mackey Colleen Mackey ’21 Callie MacLaughlin ’20 Mr. and Mrs. James MacLaughlin ’84 Robie MacLaughlin ’91 and Megan Wall MacLaughlin ’91

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE

Robert MacNeille Mandy Madsen Jacqueline Magiera Colleen K. Maher ’10 Mary and Thomas Makowski Steve Malcom and Martha Barrett Nico Mangano ’22 Chuck Manning ’00 Monica Manning ’14 Mary “Posie“ (Means) Mansfield ’67 Vincent Manzi and Ana Lancaster Amelie Marandola ’22 Mr. Evan Maravelis Samantha Drislane Markowski ’93 Ann Martin Deirdre Scudder Martin ’80 and Peter Martin Samantha L. Martinez ’11 Elle Martins ’12 Jacob J. Marvelley ’04 Caroline Mascott ’21 Susan and Trip Mason Anna Geraty ’98 and Peter Mason ’96 Max L. Mathey ’09 Peter W. Mathey ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Mathey ’04 Sarah J. Mathey ’11 Debra Matses Mathias ’72 and Jeffrey Mathias Mrs. Jonathan B. Matson Robert and Donna Mattie Karlyn Mazow ’22 Pamela Karlyn Mazow ’85 and Robert Mazow Brian McCarthy ’90 Daniel M. McCarthy and Mary Bradbury John McCarthy ’78 and Andrea Brox Elena McCloskey ’22 Rev. and Mrs. James McCloy Denise and Jeff McClure Eric McCollom Tina and Alan McCoy Ms. Anna Mae McCoy Ms. Karen E. McGinley ’79 Jeannette Darling McGinn ’81 and Peter McGinn

Hannah McGowan ’07 Phil McGowan Elaine McGuire Gross Amy and Ben McLaughlin Joanne McLaughlin Page McManus ’12 Mindy and Peter McManus Joe McMaster and Gretchen Sinnett Kathy and Bob McSweeney Eliza Mead ’14 The Mead Family Kaersten V. Mehlin ’01 Bianka Mejia ’09 Cruz D. A. Mejia ’98 Christopher Mellen ’19 Lauren Menzie ’16 Dillon Vassallo ’08 and Ethel Mickey ’08 Robyn and Thomas Milbury Grace Miller ’19 Jazmin Minaya ’12 Jolmi Minaya ’09 The Minney Family Beth and Joel Mittelman Peter Mohan Brady Mokrzycki ’16 Deborah Nash Molander ’68 Joshua T. Molk ’02 Char Glessner Monié ’99 Mike Montenegro Rebecca Reynolds Moore ’82 Alison E. Morgan ’93 Laura K. Morgan ’80 Alanna DeNapoli Morris ’97 Patty Morrison ’03 Lea Jackson Morrissey ’74 and Chris Morrissey Rachel A. Mosakowski ’04 Stephen Moses and Meghan Malone-Moses Sofia Mottola ’19 Sara and Bob Mullaney Drew Mullaney ’26 Grace Mullaney ’23 Maddie Mullaney ’21 Katie Healy Mullen ’02 and Joe Mullen Esther Mulroy ’69 Allison and David Munson ’07 Angela and Al Murdock Andrew Murdock ’17 Maxwell Murdock ’20

ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

Michaela Murdock ’18 Maureen Murialdo Anita Muriithi ’22 Lindsay and Ian Murphy Molly Murphy Marilyn Murray Switzer Kathryn Myers ’68 Gabrielle Nagahama ’22 Daniel Nagler ’01 Joan and Mel Nagler John Najim Amanda Nasser ’09 Casey Fischer Nelligan ’04 Janice and Michael Nelligan Matt T. Nelligan ’04 Michael Nelligan, Jr. ’02 Patrick J. Nelligan ’04 Jessica M. Nigrelli ’98 Tommy RC Nigrelli ’00 Tracy Nigrelli ’98 Adam Norris ’93 Chloe Norris ’22 Jamie and Russell Norris Nancy Norton ’22 John T. Nugent Luanne and George Nugent Sean O’Connell ’18 Diane B. and Henry J. O’Donnell Kyle P. O’Donnell ’10 John K. O’Donohue ’01 Elizabeth F. O’Hare ’04 The O’Hare Family Lillian O’Meara ’22 Meghan O’Neill Laura Coltin Ogden ’98 and Bob Ogden Nick Ogles Brendan Oliver ’11 Eric P. Olson and Diana J. Denning Megan Onello ’21 Nicholas D. Osborne ’01 Maria G. Osterlof ’01 Kenneth Grant and Carolyn Paczkowska Jong Kwan Park Elizabeth Dana Parker ’81 Lisa W. Parker ’76 Ellen and Robert Parker W. Amory Parker ’08 Amy R. Parkinson ’98 Ashley Parks Brijesh and Hema Patel

* Deceased

$1.25 MILLION IN NEW

COMMITMENTS TO

PINGREE’S ENDOWMENT Taylor F. Patten Trish and John Patti Stephanie Patton ’00 and John Patton Mr. and Mrs. T. Anthony Paulus Kathleen and Ed Pease Owen Pease ’19 Greg M. Pennington ’08 Lauri Beatrice Perez ’08 Jack Perkin ’22 Elizabeth and Mark Perry Dario Petrillo ’22 Laura and Richard Petrillo Joanna L. Phippen ’82 Will and Sandra Phippen Abigail Pierce ’22 The Pierce Family Nindy and Steve Pike Prinya Pinyochon and Caroline Jolliffe Jane Shotwell Pirie ’79 Jan and Herb Plourde Leigh Baker Pool ’68 and Rothwell Pool Michael Posternack Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Potoczak Nicholas N. Pratt ’04 Jillian C. Price ’05 Tyler M. Prudden ’00 Carol and John Pruellage Ms. Jena L. Pruett ’10 Carley Putnam ’70 Michael Quinn ’91 Vonda and James Raisides John Rawlins ’12 Nathan Rawlins ’16 Campbell Rawlins ’09 Angela Katsos Ray ’82 and S. Alan Ray The Reardon Family Bailey Regan ’17 Elisabeth I. Rutchick Reickert ’98

Charlotte Reynders ’15 Patricia and Joseph Ribaudo Jennifer and Jeffrey Rich Andrea Richards Natalia Richey ’07 Margaret Hunt Rieck ’81 Michael J. Riendeau ’98 Jeffrey S. Riese ’98 Page T. Riley ’05 Mr. and Mrs. David W. Rimmer Heather O. Roberts ’93 Polly Roberts ’72 Ms. Olivia Robertson ’22 Maria and Paul Robertson Avery Robillard ’22 Catharine H. Roehrig ’67 Gabriella Roelofs ’19 Paola and Jeff Roelofs Caroline S. Rogers ’68 Cynthia Johnson Rogers ’82 Daniel M. Rogers ’09 Zachary D. Rokos ’09 Betsy and Don Romanelli Rachel LoVerme Rosenfeldt ’99 Carrie L. Rosenman ’93 Benjamin Rotner ’14 Kim and Philip Rotner Samuel Rotner ’16 Leland McManus Rowell ’02 and Matthew Rowell Ray Roy ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Rubin William Rudolph ’01 Lynn Pearson Russell ’65 Lily Sabatini ’12 Jane Banash Sagerman ’76 Thomas R. Salter ’02 Kristina L. Sanborn ’01 Alexander I. Sandman ’00 Caitlin Doherty Sardo ’09 and Anthony Sardo ’09 Tara Sartori ’98 Barbara Savarese

Elizabeth Savarese ’99 Andreas Schaedle ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Marc Schaedle Susan Schneider ’65 Paula Schultz Whitney Schumer ’76 Peter B. Schwarz David Scudder Jabari Scutchins Dale Hawkes Seamans ’77 and Campbell B. Seamans ’75 John B. Seamans ’76 Cameron Segal ’16 Carter Segal ’21 Traci and Ken Segal John Selverian and Andrea Bauer Nicole Serratore ’93 Mr. Robert W. and Lisa Garry Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shafter Amil Shah ’93 Josh Shain ’09 and Abby Shain Clare Shanahan ’10 Elizabeth Shanahan ’06 Mary and Mike Shanahan Kari H. Shaughnessy ’10 Megan J. Shaughnessy ’04 Michael W. Shaughnessy ’08 Colby Shea ’19 Lyndsey T. Shepard ’10 Stephanie and Brad Shepherd Trina Ross Sherer ’68 Bonnie and Michael Sherman Sarah White Sherwood ’77 and Peter Sherwood Tom and Lyn Shields Sophie Shuman ’21 Paul D. Shuwall Pam and Dean Sidell Madeleine Signore ’22

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE 64

ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

Lana Luciano Silvestro ’96 Michael R. Singer ’85 Kurt Slimak and Pamela Berube Slimak Charlotte C. Sloan ’04 Isabel Smail ’22 Julie Clifford Smail ’86 and David Smail Katherine Small ’96 Martha Lyness Smeallie ’78 and J.D. Smeallie Thomas K. Smeallie ’05 Danya Smith ’16 Jacqueline Grady Smith ’04 Diane and Ken Smith Michelle and Stephen Smith Thomas E. Smith ’08 Sondra and Steve Smyrnios Marilyn Snyder Page Cogger Sostek ’87 and Josh Sostek ’87 Susan Soule Judith Klein and John Soursourian Anna Souter ’21 Katie O’Hara Southard ’01 Jake Spaulding ’19 Kevin D. St. Pierre ’11 Roberta and Donald Stacey Wendy and Eric Stacey ’81 Kathleen and Chris Stafford Mary-Elizabeth Stambaugh ’14 Michael Stanley Laurel Samson Starks ’76 Marc Steinberg ’85 Arthur K. Steinert ’88 and Suzanne Pinto Eric Stephens ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Stephens Nicola Bridgman Stevens ’68 William Stevens Ms. Grace A. Steward ’11

Jennifer and Daniel S. Stewart ’05 Elizabeth Levitsky Stracher ’87 Brianna M. Sullivan ’06 Keris Sullivan ’22 Nora Sullivan ’14 Michelle and Scott Sullivan ’88 Zandra Gore Sutter ’98 and Mark Sutter Pam and Dave Sweeney Marianne and David Sweetser Sarah E. Symmes Charles Taft ’10 William Taft ’08 Susan Smith Talbot ’65 Kara L. Tanzer ’98 and Frank Ortiz Dana Limanni-Tarlow ’85 Kathleen Wade Tarnowski Kayla Tarnowski ’19 Thomas Tavenner ’22 Melissa and James Taylor Lisa and Kevin Taylor Samantha Taylor ’08 Caroline Kenerson Tebbens ’05 and Jay Tebbens Erin Thomassen ’13 John Thomson and Dr. Karen Girard Eric Thorne Emily and Stuart Thorne Susan Thorne Colleen Tlagae Sara Tollerud John Tonthat and Julie Farmer Stephanie Topping Kendall Traveis ’21 Traveis Family Craig Travelstead Benjamin Trudeau ’13 Jane and James Trudeau

PINGREE FUND

SURPASSES

GOAL OF $1.3 MILLION Sarah and Bill Tsiaras Caitlyn Tucker ’22 Christine McNiff Twombly Sally and Alex Uhle Amy and Jonathan Uroskie Nguyet Thu and Tho Van Debora VanderMolen Alexander S. Varga ’11 Will Varsano ’18 Andrew J. Vassallo ’06 Dillon Vassallo ’08 and Ethel Mickey ’08 James Vassallo ’16 Kevin Vaz and Laura Gavelyte-Vaz Katherine W. Ventimiglia ’05 Edward Villiotte ’19 Alicia Vitagliano ’99 Samuel A. Vitali Ann and Craig Walker Jenifer and Alan Wall Daphne and Brian Walsh James M. Walsh ’98 Nicholas Walton ’02 Luke Wamboldt and Elena Mandzhukova-Wamboldt Tom Wang Jackson Ward ’19 Christine and Michael Ward Nicholas Ward ’21 Cindy and Kevin Warner Griffin Warren ’22 Kelly and Chris Watrous

1,100+ ALUMNI, FAMILIES, AND FRIENDS

MADE A GIFT TO PINGREE 65

SPECIAL CELEBRATION ISSUE

Ryan Waystack ’16 Kellee Webb Amanda C. Weber ’98 Cate Weis ’22 Lara and Josh and Weis Fiona Welch ’19 Abate/Welch Family Andrew G. White ’09 Carol Jones and Ken White James Wholley IV ’04 Lauren E. Wholley ’05 Dr. Belinda J. Wilkes Sarah French Wilkins ’76 and Steve Wilkins Brendan Willett ’21 Lenworth A. Williamson ’09 Sandy and Kip Williamson Tenley Williamson ’22 Michael Wilmot Giselle Winchester Anne P. (Haug) Winter ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Winthrop, Jr. Jessica A. Wistran ’93 and Gregory Hart Alyssa Zagrobski Witt ’98 Anna Wistran Wolfe ’95 Elizabeth Barthelmes Wolff ’07 Jessica Seymour Wood ’02 B.B. and Tim Wright Juan Yepez Xavier Yepez ’22 Eve Yoken ’18 John D. Young and Ms. Sue Casey Aaron M. Zachko ’94 Michael and Nicole Zimmerman Alex Zinn ’04 Lauren W. Zinn ’08 Lauren Elizabeth Zion ’09

ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

In Memoriam Giving In Memory of Mary Bliss McGrath Pingree parent and member of Pingree School’s Board of Trustees from 2014 to 2020. Mary Abrams Carol Harlow-Carlson and David Carlson Bonnie Bliss Fratini and Carlo Fratini

The Helman Family Andrew Jiranek John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation

Jen Groeber and Tim Johnson Michael and Paula Kushnir Ann Martin Elisabeth and Mark Massey

Diana Batchelder Mathey Douglas McGrath and Jane Martin Mindy and Peter McManus Susan Soule

In Memory of Eva Sacharuk

In Memory of Mary Scofield

Pingree faculty and leader of our science department from 1970 to 2010.

Pingree parent and member of Pingree School’s Board of Trustees from 2000 to 2007.

Gilbert and Gloria Anderson George Lewicky

Betsy Clark Duquette Scott T. Duquette ’01

Sandy Rowland Sullivan ’79

Michelle Kelley Beth and Craig Travelstead

Foundation, Corporation, and Organization Donors The following foundations, corporations, and organizations made gifts to Pingree School during the 2021-22 academic year. We deeply appreciate your generosity and support. Anonymous (2) Abbot and Dorothy H. Stevens Foundation American Endowment Foundation Baltimore Community Foundation Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Benevity Community Impact Fund The Boston Foundation Catherine McCarthy Memorial Trust Fund Combined Jewish Philanthropies CyberGrants Edward S. and Winifred G. Moseley Foundation Essex County Community Foundation

* Deceased

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fiduciary Trust Company Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gift Program Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo Highland Street Foundation Hurdle Hill Foundation Institution for Savings: Charitable Foundation John L. and Sue Ann Weinberg Foundation

Kenwood Foundation The Loring Wolcott & Coolidge Charitable Trust Maine Community Foundation Mathis Pfohl Foundation McCarthy Family Foundation Mellon Bank N.A. Morgan Stanley GIFT, Inc. New York Life Foundation Renaissance Charitable Foundation

Rogers Family Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Tamarack Foundation The BlackBaud Giving Fund: YourCause LLC The Michael & Ronne Cosel Foundation The New York Community Trust Vanguard Charitable Lisette S. Venier Charitable Foundation

$160,000 RAISED ON GIVING DAY, A NEW DOLLAR RECORD FOR THE DAY

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ANNUAL REPORT DONORS

Named Endowment Funds A named endowment fund is a gift established in perpetuity to ensure long-term financial stability for Pingree School. As of June 30, 2022, Pingree’s endowment totaled over $20 million. We are profoundly grateful to all our endowment donors. Below are the names of Pingree School’s endowment funds with a value of $50,000 or more as of June 30, 2022. Capital Campaign for Access (2008) Capital Campaign for Scholarship and Faculty Support (1982) The William T. (Terry) Carpenter III ’78 Scholarship Fund The James C. Deveney, Jr. Endowed Scholarship The Edward E. Ford Foundation Endowment Fund

The John J. Glessner III Fund for Professional Development The Glore Family Lecture Series for Human Rights and Sustainability The Richard Harte, Jr. Financial Aid Fund The Jamitkowski Family Arts and Creativity Fund The Lyon Endowed Scholarship

The Maher Family Scholarship for Esperanza Academy The Mary Bliss McGrath Financial Aid Fund The Melden Family Scholarship for Prep@Pingree The Pen Meyer Financial Aid Fund The O’Connor Family Endowed Scholarship

The Rogers Teaching Chair Endowment The Edward S. Rowland Financial Aid Fund The Shaughnessy Family Scholarship for Prep@Pingree The Shorts Family Scholarship for Prep@Pingree

The Pegasus Society The Pegasus Society recognizes supporters of Pingree who have notified us that they have made a provision for the School in their estate plans. Judith A. Adamson ’67 Alice F. Blodgett* Amy R. Blodgett ’82 and Bill Stafford Scot R. Bradstreet ’79 Sissy and Sandy Buck Ellie Cabot Trish and Steven Castraberti Mark E. Comunale ’76 James S. Craig ’80 Sharon and Jim* Deveney Alice Roberts Dietrich ’68 Eleanor* and William* Dorsey

Karen and John Drislane Mimi Davis Emmons ’64 Betsy and Steve Fantone Donna L. Gilton ’68 John* and Susie Glessner Katherine Nelson Greene ’65 Richard Harte, Jr.* Carmen* and Carroll Hebbel* Ryan D. Hendrickson ’03 Frederick W. Jackson Dana P. Jordan ’75 Anne Hooper Kneisel ’66 and Bill Kneisel

Joan and Robert Lockwood Diana Batchelder Mathey Lynne and Tim Menzie Carol and Woody Merriman Nod* and Henry* Meyer Rosie and Cub* Morgan Elizabeth W. Parker ’76 Barbara and Ollie Parker Sumner Pingree, Jr.* Joanie and Dick Purinton Jane Blake Riley ’77 and Tom Riley Michael W. Robb* ’76 Marcia* and Robin* Rogers

Julia Crowley Shaw ’76 Lyn and Tom Shields Paula and Binkley Shorts David Southworth* Kemp C. Stickney ’75 Mrs. R. T. H. Thayer Mary and Bill* Wasserman Dee and King* Webster And those who wish to remain anonymous

NEARLY $300,000 RAISED FOR THE MALCOLM COATES

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Turf, Track, and Tennis Project This summer, we completed the second phase of the turf field complex, which included the installation of a 400-meter track, field events, and a complete resurfacing of Pingree’s eight tennis courts. This comprehensive project will continue to enhance community and engagement at Pingree, ensure playable conditions for our athletic teams, generate auxiliary income, support the continued growth and success of our athletic programs, and enhance community partnerships beyond our campus. We would like to express our gratitude for the following individuals and families whose generosity made this project possible. Anonymous (6) Martha and David Ager The Alepa Family Maura and Dave Blundin Jean and Frank Botta Clare and Michael Byrne Allison and John Collins Christina Clifford Comparato ’85 and Chris Comparato Allison and Bradley Crate Cappy and Sam Daume Glorianne Demoulas ’70 and Robert Farnham Melanie Ziegler and Doug Dempster The Dowd Family Jonathan Epstein ’84 Estate of Edith N.K. Meyer Ellen and Keith Faulkner

* Deceased

Laura and Kevin Gillis Connie Pemberton Glore ’69 and Fred Glore Emily and Peter Glore ’04 Sita and Brendan Greelish ’97 Heidi and Mark Gudaitis Kim and Jon Guerster Elizabeth Shorts Harrigan ’95 and Dan Harrigan Kim Hourihan ’83 Pauline and Pete Jenkins Courtney and Mark Kagan Karla and Jeff Kaneb Kate Cairns Kellogg ’86 and Jamie Kellogg ’85 The Kennedy Family Frances Demoulas Kettenbach ’69 and Michael Kettenbach

The Krohg Family Trish and Mark Landgren Doo Little ’79 Laura and Victor Livingstone Trent and Stratton Lloyd Mary and John Lucey Lisa and Kevin Lucey Lisa and Dan Lyons Joanie and Bruce Mackey John and Amy Mariani Sam Martini ’92 Alexander S. McGrath Henry and Nod Meyer* Sue and Gene Mickey The Minney Family Michele and Ben Mottola Sara and Bob Mullaney Vania O’Connor Eileen and Jim O’Holleran Kim and Ted Ober

The Onello Family Kristin and Michael Patrican Charlie Pingree* Chris Pingree ’78 Becky and Jay Pingree Dianne* and John Pingree* Lucy and Will Pingree Quirk Construction Corporation Cindy and Mark Ross Sue and Cliff Rucker Alex C. Shorts ’00 The Shuman Family Donna and Richard Tadler Mark Tatelman ’04 Debra and James Thomas Drew and Heather Tripp John and Katie Trotsky Kristine Trustey Heidi and Michael Yoken

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Pingree Magazine: Summer/Fall 2022

Articles inside

In Memoriam

Retirement All the Best Liz Taft In

Eleven Highlanders Commit to Collegiate Athletics

Pingree Students Organize Ukrainian Relief

Looking Forward