Seven Hills School 2019-2020 Annual Report by The Seven Hills School

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Special thanks to Keith Neu for his sports photography. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this report is accurate and complete as of June 30, 2020. However, despite our sincere efforts to avoid errors, they may occur and for this, we apologize in advance. If information is misspelled or listed under an incorrect heading, please notify us at 513.728.2430.

CONTENTS

t Seven Hills, our 2019-20 school year was characterized by many moments of change, success, exploration, discoveries, and growth. The year opened with robust inperson partnerships and brilliant examples of community. Toward the last quarter of the year, however, we watched as our pre-kindergarten through Upper School students beautifully synthesized knowledge as we adapted throughout to navigate the barriers and opportunities a pandemic laid before us. Our community grew in unexpected and inconceivable ways and our relationships grew closer together even as we worked through safety protocols that required us to be apart. In varied ways, we continue to tell the story of a purposeful social and academic journey. Join us in taking a look.

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FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL FROM THE BOARD CHAIR BOARD OF TRUSTEES & ADVISORY COUNCIL THEME: ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE THROUGH GROWTH AND ADAPTATION

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FINANCIAL REPORT 2019-20

BUILD.CONNECT.INSPIRE.

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RECOGNITION GIFTS

EMBRACING THE PIVOT-Remote Learning CONSECUTIVE YEARS DONORS ANNUAL GIVING: THE YEAR IN REVIEW LEADERSHIP SOCIETY SENIOR PARENT DONORS A FOUR-YEAR PARTNERSHIP-College Counseling CURRENT PARENT DONORS ALUMNI DONORS GRANDPARENT DONORS OPENING DOORS-Community Partnerships PARENTS OF ALUMNI DONORS FACULTY & STAFF DONORS FORMER EMPLOYEE DONORS THE CULTURE OF OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITY LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETY DIVERSIFIED DONOR SOCIETY COMING TOGETHER INÂ INSPIRING SPACES

DONORS TO ENDOWED FUNDS MEMORIAL GIFTS CIVIC ENGAGEMENT MATCHING GIFTS/FRIENDS OF TSHS GIFTS & GRANTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES LEGACY SOCIETY WAYS TO GIVE LEADERSHIP & DEVELOPMENT TEAM

Chris Garten

Dear Families and Friends,

The 2019-20 school year began with a flourish, with the long-anticipated opening of the Schiff Center and our new Field House and the launch of several new school programs. As we entered the second semester, Seven Hills, like schools around the world, faced the challenge of reimagining schooling in the face of a global pandemic. In early March, the state of Ohio mandated that all schools close for in-person learning, and our faculty had to pivot quickly to develop a robust remote learning experience for the last eight weeks of the academic year. After consulting with colleagues in schools around the world, our teachers developed an approach that preserved, as much as possible, both the students’ academic experience and the close relationships that define our community life. Working together, teachers, students, and their families made a relatively smooth transition to learning at home.

In spite of these new challenges, 2019-20 was another very productive year for Seven Hills. In the fall, Niche.com named Seven Hills the Best College Preparatory School in Ohio, based on a robust analysis of our students’ success on Advanced Placement and SAT tests and in college admissions. At the same time, Seven Hills was one of just eight schools in the country awarded an Educational Leadership Grant by the Edward E. Ford Foundation. The grant will fund Civic Engagement Seminars, which, when launched in 2021-22, will immerse students in studying how the impact of complex global challenges (e.g. climate change, poverty, infectious disease) might be addressed within our own local community. Strategic Program Initiatives With their customary energy and dedication, the Board, administrative team, and faculty continued to work on many of the elements of the Strategic Plan of 2019. In this, the first year of the five-year plan, we have been working on: Diversity and Inclusion

• Expanding the Seven Hills Academic Readiness Program (SHARP) to provide support for students of color and their families.

• Retaining a human resources consultant to assist in identifying and recruiting faculty of color. • Reviewing several survey courses to ensure that students from diverse backgrounds can “see themselves” more often in what they read and study. Digital Literacy • Developing a scope and sequence of the technology skills students will master at each grade level.

• Introducing technology projects in several new subject areas at Lotspeich. • Exploring ways to introduce coding to the Middle School Innovation Lab classes.

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• Expanding Doherty’s interdisciplinary Studio Time program from Unit III to Units II and I.

Global Awareness and Civic Engagement • Creating opportunities for more purposeful community service at Doherty. • Developing two pilot, project-based learning units to immerse Middle School students in an extended study of a significant community issue. • Planning the Upper School’s E.E. Ford Civic Engagement Seminars for implementation in 2021-22. Health, Wellness, and Community • Implementing the Positive Discipline program at Doherty. • Developing a new interdisciplinary health curriculum at Lotspeich, taught in science and physical education. • Evolving the Middle School Advisory Program to include more engaging social and emotional learning.

CHRISTOPHER P. GARTEN

• Expanding Upper School student leadership roles to include peer tutoring, mentoring, and teaching assistants.

HEAD OF SCHOOL

Thank you for helping to make the 2019-20 school such a great success! You are a big part of all we have achieved! Best,

Christopher P. Garten Head of School

Dear Friends, As Chair of the Board of Trustees for the last three years, it has been my privilege to help guide the school through another exciting period of growth and development. Honestly, it is humbling to reflect on how far we have come together. The beginning of the 2019-20 school year saw the official opening of two long-anticipated new facilities. The fabulous new Schiff Center, a state-of-the-art performance venue with a 500-seat auditorium, has exceeded our wildest expectations. Throughout the school year, the new facility provided an inspiring venue for a host of ambitious arts performances in all four divisions. It has also made possible a series of special assemblies that have featured thought leaders in our community. In a few short months, it has truly become the beating heart of our school community. In addition, our new four-court Field House has had an equally profound impact on the school’s athletics programs and physical education. The greatest benefit has been streamlining the after-school practice schedule which has made it possible to get our dedicated student athletes home at a much earlier hour.

JENNIFER STEIN

FROM

Jen Stein

BOARD CHAIR

Moreover, the opening of these two new buildings has also created opportunities for additional space and significant improvements to existing facilities. On the Hillsdale campus, a major renovation of the Founders Hall cafeteria and redesign of the Hillsdale Commons as a second dining facility has made our lunch service more efficient and broadened the array of healthy and nutritious options. In addition, we have renovated the Donovan Arts Center to relocate Middle School theater classes to the Black Box theater, housed our Middle School art classes in a brand-new studio, and created new spaces for Upper School digital arts and design courses. Finally, in the Middle School, the Innovation Lab has been redesigned, and three new classrooms have been created. At Doherty, we have done a significant renovation of Haile Hall, with new paint and flooring. In addition, we have made substantial investment in our food service program, reorganizing the kitchen in Brooks Hall and hiring a new chef to provide a wider array of healthy options. As exciting as it has been to see these projects come together, the greatest joy has been seeing how quickly the faculty has leveraged these facilities to create new learning opportunities for our students. How fortunate we are to have this dedicated group of educators teaching our children! As I complete my term as Board Chair, I want to thank everyone who has supported these—and so many other—worthy projects so generously. Seven Hills is truly blessed to have the support of so many deeply committed donors and volunteers. Because of you, this school that we all love continues to strengthen and improve! Best,

Jennifer Stein Chair, Board of Trustees

BOARD OF

TRUSTEES BOARD O F TR US TE ES 2019-20 Jennifer Stein, Chair

A D V I SOR Y

COUNCIL 2019-20 A DV I S O RY CO U N C I L Janet Allen-Reid ’76

Karen Meyer Vice Chair

Dulany Anning

Lair Kennedy, Treasurer

Fran Barrett

Dorothy Kim Corbett ’84, Secretary Dobbs Ackermann Janet Allgaier Rob Anning ’86 Steve Baggott Nolan Bean Karen Bidlingmeyer Callard ’80 Scott Carroll ’85 Peter S. Cha Lalitha Chunduri Jennifer Dauer Ron DeLyons

Steve Black L’60 Stephen Brewster ’80 Cathy Smale Caldemeyer H’72 Lee Carter Mary Ida Sloneker Compton ’77 Tucker Jones Coombe ’79 Ellie Fabe ’78 Jane Garvey C’74 Tom Hayes Louise Atkins Head H’56 Grace Allen Hill ’80 Dan Hoffheimer David Hoguet

Amy DeWitt

Cal Kalnow

Marc Fisher

Steve Kent

Thomas Garber ’96 Jim Jurgensen Sashi Kilaru Jutta Lafley Theo Nelson Andrew Quinn Dan Schimberg ’80 John Schneider Benjamin Glassman ’93, Alumni Representative Jessica McLennan, Parent Community Representative Christopher P. Garten, Head of School

Libby Landen Krone ’77 Sally Leyman Bill Markovits John McIlwraith Tim Meckel ’77 Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82 Tory Woodhull Parlin H’63 Jennie Rosenthal L’75 Elizabeth York Schiff Jim Schiff Jim Shanahan Paul Sittenfeld P.G. Sittenfeld ’03 Jennifer Stein Sarah Steinman Dudley Taft, Sr. L’52 Anne Drackett Thomas H’66 Ellen van der Horst Paula White Wharton ’83 Stocky Wulsin Margaret Hogan Wyant H’60 Marcy Wydman ’76

ACHIEVING

T H R OUG H G R OW T H A N D A D A P TAT I O N

AT SEVEN HILLS, THE SCHOOL YEAR OF 2019-20 WAS OFTEN DEFINED BY THE UNIQUENESS OF A COLLECTIVE JOURNEY THROUGH TIME. WHILE WE BEGAN THE YEAR ONE WAY, WE ENDED THE YEAR ON AN ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT PATH, CHARACTERIZED BY MANY MOMENTS OF SUCCESS, EXPLORATION, AND GROWTH. We watched as our Middle and Upper School students beautifully synthesized the knowledge they acquired about citizenship and civic engagement to better understand our world through deep studies of homelessness and infectious diseases. Throughout the year, our four-year college counseling department further fortified scaffolding tailored to the needs of our Upper School students, in order to help them realize their social and academic goals. Our Upper School students participated in a number of robust college counseling workshops, fairs, and other dynamic events. This year also helped us continue to tell our story of purposeful community partnership. Seven Hills Academic Readiness Program (SHARP) continues its commitment to community partnership and outreach through a number of initiatives. In its third year, SHARP is welcoming more students to campus and providing an additional network of support for current Seven Hills students. All of these moments took place in and on our campuses, where students have access to new and recently renovated, state-of-the-art facilities, such as The Schiff Center, Field House, and Hillsdale Commons on the Hillsdale Campus, and academic spaces across the Doherty Campus. At Seven Hills, we learned to rethink and recreate, adapt and pivot. When remote learning came onto the scene, our school community responded quickly and creatively at a crucial time to receive and deliver powerful learning experiences. Through our experiences of the 2019-20 school year, whether we were physically together or apart, we were always Seven Hills. Our school community thrived while participating in a number of traditional and first-time events that brought us together to ponder scientific discoveries, learn during clinics taught by community members, and to send off our proud, hardworking seniors at the end of a one-of-a-kind school year. Our community grew in unexpected and inconceivable ways. Throughout this publication, take a look at stories of our excellence, growth, and adaptation throughout the 2019-20 school year at Seven Hills.

EMBRACING THE PIVOT

A FOUR-YEAR PARTNERSHIP College Counseling, page 26

Community Partnerships, page 40

THE CULTURE OF OUR SCHOOL COM MUNITY

COMING TOGETHER IN INSPIRING SPACES

CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

Remote Learning, page 14

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O P E NI NG DOOR S

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FINANCIAL REPORT

Financial Report 2019-20

The Business Office of The Seven Hills School is responsible for the preparation, integrity, and fair presentation of the financial statements and other accounting information in this annual report. The school maintains a system of internal controls over financial reporting, which are designed to provide assurance to the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s management and Board of Trustees that assets are protected and that transactions and events are recorded properly in the financial statements. The Board of Trustees, through the Finance Committee, comprised of trustees not employed by the school, has adopted an Audit Subcommittee that includes engaging an independent accounting firm, Mellott & Mellott, P.L.L., to ensure that the financial statements are accurately presented. The school has again maintained a balanced budget for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020. In the strategic effort to maintain the affordability of the school, the administration, faculty, and staff continue to find ways to reduce costs while persisting to prioritize teaching and learning. Schoolwide operating efficiencies have been gained by increasing energy conservation, pruning unnecessary administrative positions, rethinking student-faculty ratios, and removing under-enrolled programs. The overall financial health of the school was again aided by the growth of the endowment, which provides funding for teacher salaries, financial aid, faculty professional development, and distinctive programming and technology. Both annual giving and capital gifts enrich every part of the school. Most importantly, these gifts bridge the gap between tuition and the full cost of educating each child.

14% VE

E X P E N S E S P

Interest and Misc. Income 1%

1 7%

82%

Financial Aid 17% Instructional Materials and Technology 6%

State Funds 4% Auxiliary Services 4%

Salaries & Benefits 59%

Endowment Draw 5%

Annual Fund Gifts 4%

4% 1%

Tuition & Fees 82%

R E V E N U E S

59%

Auxiliary Services 4% General Institutional Expenses 14%

2 0 1 9 -2 0

RE VE N U E S

E X PE N S E S

R E V E N U E S

Tuition & Fees

2019-20 Actual $ 23,853,223

Gifts to Annual Fund: • Unrestricted Gifts • Restricted for Other Uses Endowment Draw

$ 977,335

$ 391,872

State Funds

$ 1,093,976

Interest and Misc. Income T O TA L

$ 1,408,159

Auxiliary Services

R E V E N U E

FINANCIAL REPORT

Financial Report

$ 1,040,057

$ 363,856

$ 29,128,478

2019-20 Actual

E X P E N S E S

Salary & Benefits Financial Aid

Instructional Material & Technology Auxiliary Services

$ 4,759,385

$ 1,618,810

General Institutional Expenses T O TA L

$ 16,722,219

$ 1,200,307

$ 3,796,291

E X P E N S E S

Net Income

$ 28,097,012 $ 1,031,466

FINANCIAL REPORT

Financial Report

The Seven Hills School points with pride to the latest endowment report that places our invested assets over $36 million. The infusion of new gifts combined with professional portfolio management, and thoughtful leadership by the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Investment Committee, chaired in 2019-20 by Nolan Bean, continues to produce desirable returns.

E N D O W M E N T G R O W T H B AL AN C E AS O F B EG I N NIN G O F YE A R (July 1, 2019) Contributions and Pledges to Endowment

$ 37,847,881 $ 685,011

Investment Return

- $ 575,324

Transfer to Operating Fund-Program Services & Appropriations

- $ 1,440,331

B AL AN C E AS O F E N D O F YE A R (June 30, 2020)

$ 36,517,237

TOTA L C O N T R I B U T I O N S R E C E I V E D 2 0 1 9 -2 02 0 Contributions without donor restrictions Contributions with donor restrictions TOTAL C O N T R I B U T I O N S (June 30, 2020)

$ 977,335 $ 6,447,777 $7,425,112

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EMBRACING

J OU R N EY TO R E M OT E L E A R N I NG AT S EV E N H I L L S

When remote learning came onto the scene, Seven Hills faculty and administration responded to the need to adapt efficiently and quickly at a crucial time. The collective pivot among students, parents, faculty, and administrators was a product of trust and expertise, as well as a source of inspiration and pride. While the last quarter of the 2019-2020 school year doesn’t define the entire school year, it reflected the preparedness, agility, and collaboration that laid the groundwork for remote learning success at Seven Hills. Seven Hills faculty researched a number of delivery models, which included synchronous and asynchronous lessons. Under the synchronous model, students and teachers were online together in real time, doing class together every day. As part of the asynchronous learning program, students logged on and studied at different times and not necessarily in the same virtual space. Seven Hills Director of Technology Scott Cagle said success with remote learning came, in part, as a result of the school’s longstanding technology program, which already included iPads and laptops for children as early as third grade, as well as teachers’ comfort levels with several online applications, such as SeeSaw and Zoom. Cagle said teachers constantly inspired administrators, who worked to support their efforts, challenges, and questions as Seven Hills evolved into “a new kind of school.” “It was all about being prepared and creative,” said Cagle. “The entire week before spring break, our Middle and Upper schools were using one or two blocks per day to get students used to learning

remotely. We also met with fourth- and fifth-grade faculty to go over the social learning platform, Schoology, for about two to three hours a day, for several days.” At Lotspeich and Doherty lower schools, teachers designed mostly asynchronous interactive experiences that incorporated pre-recorded lessons. The students participated in weekly check-ins with teachers. And their teachers found ways to challenge their young students while maintaining familiar components of their face-to-face school days throughout their remote learning experiences. Middle School students found the same element of relevancy and discovery continued to be infused into their remote learning lessons and projects. In Middle and Upper schools, students logged on daily to attend classes in all subjects in synchronous learning format, which required all students to attend classes online with their teachers every day. The synchronous format also allowed Middle and Upper School students to study topics deeply, as some teachers opted to delve into fewer lessons, rather than focus on a breadth of topics. In addition to reconfiguring school and home lives, members of the school community took on many roles to embrace and capably carry out new and unfamiliar roles. During the last week of March, Seven Hills students learned their school lives would change exponentially. Within a few days, they grasped a new reality that would bring them back to home base.

ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE THROUGH GROWTH AND ADAPTATION

At the heart of it all were the students. From 2-year-olds to seniors, students were greeted in synchronous and asynchronous formats. For younger students, teachers discovered that the efficacy of lessons lied in the flexibility of time, so they most often delivered asynchronous lessons, or lessons that were pre-recorded and did not bring students together all at one time. For Middle and Upper School students, teachers followed a synchronous lesson plan format, in which students logged on all at once and participated in lessons via Zoom for as long as an hour. Rising senior and student government officer David Kiley said his perception of remote learning shifted greatly from an “extension of spring break” to something more meaningful.

DOHERTY

LOTSPEICH

MIDDLE SCHOOL

UPPER SCHOOL

“What I thought would be a break turned out to be an enormous challenge, and, more importantly, a learning experience,” said Kiley. “The separation caused by quarantine made students take initiative, whether it was reaching out to teachers and peers for help, speaking up in Zoom meetings, or continuing to learn outside of class. With this sense of initiative came independence.” Kiley said he and his peers found themselves growing up in an unusual, quarantined kind of way. He also said remote learning was physically taxing, something he hadn’t anticipated, but rewarding in the end. “After a day of staring at a screen, my eyes stung, my head hurt, and my legs felt numb, but I felt so fortunate to be connected to a community of students and teachers who care deeply for one another,” Kiley said. “Faculty and teachers put their plans aside to meet the needs of the students, and students showed up to each class ready to put in the effort; learning became a team exercise. “My learning was remote, but I never felt alone.”

ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE THROUGH GROWTH AND ADAPTATION

2 0 1 9 -2 0

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Consecutive Years Donors A FIRM FOUNDATION

Judy & Tom Arnold

Kari & David Ellis

Elinor (Adick H’58) & Steve Kline

O F L O YA L B E N E FA C T O R S

Sue & Steve Baggott

Laura Hopple Eschelbach H’68

Peter Koenig

Chase & Baker Bahlman ’78

David Evans ’98

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Gay Seybolt Bain H’51

Merry Ewing ’76

Brad Kuhr ’79

THE LIST THAT FOLLOWS

Karla & Bill Balskus

Nora Zorich & Thomas Filardo

Susan Steman Laffoon H’57

PAY S T R I B U T E T O T H O S E

Fran Barrett

Kitty Blair Fischer L’62 H’68

Barbara Anderson Landen H’62

INDIVIDUALS AND

Glenn Bassett ’84

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Margaret (Avril ’75) &

Alison Beall C’64

Amy & Nick Francis

Jonathan Lawson

Lindsay & Mark Bibler

Barbara Frey

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

IN THE SEVEN HILLS

Helen Chatfield Black H’41*

Jennifer Frey ’99

Jennifer & Winston Licata

SCHOOL ARE MOST

Ann Bartlett Blemker C’65

Fund for Independent Schools of

Rica & Tony Ligeralde

RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR

Lauren Meyers Bosse ’83

IS ESSENTIAL TO THE L O N G -T E R M I N T E G R I T Y OF ANY INSTITUTION.

FOUNDATIONS WHOSE DEDICATION TO AND REPEATED INVESTMENTS

ONGOING SUCCESS. W E A R E D E E P LY G R A T E F U L FOR THESE ENDURING

FRIENDSHIPS.

YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Susan & Steve Black L’60 Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe* Head Barbara & Christopher Hepp Karen Holley Horrell & Jack Horrell

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61 Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld

YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Susan Scherr Lloyd H’53

Wendy & Todd Braff

Sudie Ernst Geier L’35 H’41

Deborah Daniel Long C’68

Marilyn Braun

Hope & Philip Glassman

Whitney (Rowe H’65) &

Stephen Brewster ’80

Karen & Scott Glum

David Brott

Jason Goldman ’91

Anni Macht C’70

Helen Chatfield H’64*

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Tom Mackelfresh L’41

William & Anne Chatfield

Wendy Gradison H’71

Ann Marasco

Kathy & Louis Claybon

Leslie Judd Graitcer C’62

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Mandy Hayes ’91 & Jason Cohen ’91

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Susan Marrs

Marilyn Collins Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) & Marshal Compton Mary Wood Constable & James Constable Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael Coombe L’72 Dorothy (Kim ’84) & Evan Corbett ’82

Gary Greenberg

Phillip Long

Martha Goodyear Mason C’41

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Mary & Harry Maxon

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

Gretchen* & Bob McCormick

Ann Griep

Andy McGarvey

Patti Guethlein

Lindsay Boswell McLean L’60

Susan Halonen

Laura Ware McMunigal C’67

Mark Heiman Family Foundation

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Tracy & David Hickenlooper

Barbara Mustoe Monteith &

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

Joel Monteith

Bonnie Cord H’62

Tricia & Mark Hoar

Melissa Morelli ’85

Linda Lovett Crawford H’56

Karen & David Hoguet

Velma Morelli

Polly Adair Culp H’65

Robert Horne

Louisa Smith Mygatt H’69

Wynne (McCarthy H’71) &

Sarah & Mark Johnson

Mary Asbury H’69 & Bob Newman

Delle Christensen Jones H’67 *

Marjorie Warner Off H’66

Catherine Czaya ’98

Kathy & Tom Kahle

Margaret Parlin O'Malley H’57

Marjorie Davis C’65

Kris & Carl Kalnow

Libby (Warrington ’78) & Kevin Ott

Kathy & Bob Deubell

Isabelle Kalubi ’00

Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

Joseph Curry

Peggy & Dan Dinger

Jacky Kalubi

Jan Alford

Elissa & Sean Donovan ’86

Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Estate of Robert Allen

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

Ginger & Steve Kent

Sandy Stolle Perry C’53

Robin (Smith H’67) &

Anne Scherz Durket H’72

Cyndi Kenyon

Monnie Gores Peters H’66

Tara & Jon Eaton

Margo Kirstein

Margarita Lillard Picton H’66

John Armstrong 16

Cincinnati Inc.

John Parlin III L’54

Deborah Reed

Linda Wolfe

Maria & Don Eynon

Susan & Dennis Okin

Janet Allen Reid ’76 & David Reid

Robin Hawley Wood H’68

Barbara & Tom Ferrell

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Elizabeth & John Rising

Susan Newkirk Wright H’63

Meredith (Edwards ’98) &

Maria & Jim Papakirk

Jill Romerill

Marcy Wydman ’76

Patsy Robinson H’69

Anne Yancey

Wendy Ellis Gardner & Todd Gardner

Jane Pyle

Jennie Rosenthal L’75

Anonymous (1)

Marty (Mueller ’85) & Eric Gerhardt

Anne & Robert Ramsay

Dee Gettler

Barry Randman

Lee Carol Brewster Giduz ’75

Edie & Allen Rau

Melissa & Ismael Godoy

Sherri & Ted Remaklus

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Celeste & Mike Rooney

Judy Gossett

Helen Asbury H’72 &

Lynn (Schweitzer H’68) & Jeff Rush Ellie Fabe ’78 & Frank Russell L’72 Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61 Jennifer & Len Sauers Beth & Jim Schiff Jayna (Schlegel ’90) & Dan Schimberg ’80

15 +

YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Jo & Roger Schnirring

Marni & Taylor Greenwald IV

Margaret & Jeff Pasquale

Christopher Rowe

Susan & Joe Harten

Dede Lewis Rowe ’78

Carri Haskins

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

Kathy & Tom Hayes

Foundation Inc.

Betsy (Robinson H’70) & Tom Schram

Karin Anderson Abrell ’88

Janet & Willie Hill

Stephanie & Bill Schmidt

Mary Inkrot Schroder &

Lee Adair Adams H’58

Ruth & John Hill

Ann Schmuelling H’67

Louise Knauft Allen H’54

Doug Huff

Beth & Kevin Shaw

Nancy & Julius Schulhoff

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Paula Hunnicutt

Anne & Ron Shepherd

Joan Hinsch Searby H’54

Marlene Baer

Frieda Jacobs C’71

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Debbie & Glenn Shillinger

Carolyn & Roger Barton

Tshiunza Kalubi ’02

Nancy & John Silverman

Leslie Sciarra Shimer C’74

Polly Bassett

Beth O’Connell Keegan H’68

Ben Simmons

Sarah & Gerald Skidmore

Margaret Burchenal Baylor H’48

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 & Rick Kieser

Janet (Keys H’58) &

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Helen & Jim Blakeney

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Sarah & Steiny Steinman

Randal & Peter Bloch L’60

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Kevin Smith ’82

Lib Asbury Stone L’42 H’48

Julie Brackett

Angela Lipsitz King & Michael King

Sara & John Snyder ’96

Kim Takahashi

Meredith & Erik Brown

Jacqueline & Edward Koenig

Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Tyler Cain

Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59

Jennifer & John Stein

Barbara Jussen Upson H’42

Cathy (Smale H’72) &

Pat Kramer-Carroll

Shirley & Doug Stenberg

Robert Caldemeyer

Kip Kummerle ’95

Sharon Worthing Vaino C’70

Tina & Kevin Kummerle ’00

Benjamin van der Horst ’05

Anne Taylor Kunkel C’65

Barbara & Mark VanderLaan

Mark Schroder

Allison & Aaron VanderLaan ’91 Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73 Jessica & Brian Wabler

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) & Paul Callard ’81

John Simpkinson L’49

Julianne Richardson Wagner ’88

Linda & George Callard

Karen Lawrence

Kim Walden

Harriet Warm C’55

Amy & Joe Callow

Laurie Dearworth Leon ’84

Pamela & John Williams

Drew Gores L’66 H’72 &

Alison Keeler Carrillo H’64

Roger Loud

Jackie & Andy Wilson

Joan Claybourn

Roger Magnus ’87

Tim Wyant ’96

Alice & Ron Weitzenkorn

Gloria Clayburn

Mike Marrero

Anonymous (3)

Lowell Wenger

Julie & Frank Cohen ’91

Nancy McCormick ’83

Jody Knoop & Ward Wenstrup

Sarah Shepard Cohen H’67

Kara & Brad Meador

Katherine Oechler Whitbeck H’67

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman

Mimi Richmond & Russell White

Katharine Cornelius ’77

Diane Moffett C’74

Becky Wichman

Caroline & Bill Cox

Murray Monroe ’84

Judy Wiesemann

Judy Davis

Caroline & Rick Morris Jr.

Frances Woodward Williams ’76

Katie & Aaron Dawson

Danny Mou ’04

George Warrington

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Ginger (Carson C’72) & Rob Rubin

John Ficks ’89

10 +

YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Marsha Williams ’77

Charlie Deupree L’63

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Lisa Collins Winick ’85

Kathy & Bill DeWitt, Jr.

Susan & John Mullin III

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

Abby Dittmann Wise H’47

Beth & Dan Driehaus

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83

Joey Adams

Ed Wiseman

Christie Evans ’76

Asia Reid Narayan ’05

Sydney & Bob Anning 17

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Nupur & Manish Anand

Karen & Peter Eller

Jutta & Patrick Lafley

Georgia Peck Rivers H’67

Pam Williams Arya & David Arya

Lisa & Chester Eng

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Alicia Fitscher & Peter Au Yeung

Lynne Wommack Espy ’76

Karen Laurens

Diana Fisher Ruffino C’60

Anne & Jordan Bain

Barbara & Tom Ferrell

James Lazarus L’60

Marielle & Tony Samaha

Teresa & Geremy Bardon

Earline & Don Fechter

Rae Vuic & Stephen Leeper

Ann McDowell Santen H’56

Blair Lanier ’06 & David Barrett ’02

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Cissy & Bob Lenobel

Alina Schneider ’92

Hathaway Gamble Barry H’67

Lindy VanDoren Freeman H’63

Laura (Hoguet ’06) & Jeff Leonard ’06

Clare Schroder ’08

Barbara Beaver

Julie & John Gabriel

The Peter F. Levin Philanthropic

Barbara Seiver

Cindy & Andy Berman

Christine & Chris Garten

Betsy Alexander Berry H’57

Naomi Tucker Gerwin H’57

Steve Levinson L’58

Genny Serrano

Liz Looney Bevis ’02

Ben Glassman ’93

Melissa Khoo & John Loeffler

Christina & Puvi Seshiah

Sally Bidlingmeyer ’84

Rebecca Goldman

Pamela Lee Lowry H’62

Michelle & Rick Setzer

Jack Binkley

Elizabeth & Stuart Goldstein

Carolyn (Huwe H’56) &

Ellen Caldwell Sewell H’54

Kristin & Matt Bramlage ’95

Sarah McDonough Goodacre ’04

Kenya Brock ’98

Christopher Gores L’55

Chris Ludwig ’84

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Audrey & Stephen Brown

Kathi Makoroff & Jeff Grass

Elissa MacLaughlin

Kathy & Dennis Shiels

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Ann Wentworth Greear H’57

John MacLeod

Sarah Mitchell Buller ’81

Andi Guess

Laura Rosenblum & Howard Mandel

Jackie Mack & Ted Silberstein

Aimee Burton

Julie & John Guminey

Jane & Adolf Marko

Mary Jo & Bill Simpson

Elana Rhodes Byrd-Kehler C’60

Ann & Dale Gutman

Debbie & Dan Marquardt

Rajashree Ghosh & Tapendra Sinha

Kristina & Scott Cagle

Rachel Habbert ’05

Pierce Matthews L’35

Jo Sittenfeld ’98

Alison & Bret Caller

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Susan McCaslin H’67

P.G. Sittenfeld ’03

Erin O'Grady & Scott Carroll ’85

Peter Ludwig

Sophie Beckwith ’06 & Rob Seiver ’03

Cynthia Taylor Seybolt H’56

Judy & Adam Shuppert

Betsy & Robert McCoy

Tiernan Sittenfeld ’92

Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter

Frederick Hall ’05

Erin McNew

Susan Esler & Steve Skibo

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Lois & Cliff Mentrup

Jane Hamill Sommer L’55 H’61

Nancy & Jay Clark

Vicky & Darin Hausberger

Katie Menzies ’04

Margo Taft Stever H’68

David Clodfelter ’85

Patti & Fred Heldman

Philip Meyers ’81

Rebecca Smith Stewart C’62

Ann Robertson Cohen H’52

Amy Ilg & Tim Hentz

Melissa Morris Mishoe H’72

Elizabeth Stoehr ’82

Zack Conyne ’05

Lisa Hillenbrand

Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82

Suzi Stone H’72

Melissa Goldberg Copeland ’87

Susan Holding

Livy Hickenlooper More C’61

Barbara & Michael Stough

Rob Cottrell ’05

Holley Horrell ’03

Mitzie & Emerson Moser

Ying Yi & Andrew Sun

Patty & Robert Dawson ’84

Maureen & Frank Howard

Danielle & David Necessary

Margot Deupree Taylor L’55 H’61

Elizabeth & Nick DeBlasio

Frances & Willie Johnson

Doris & Theo Nelson

Julie & Hal Theobald

Caroline Decker ’02

Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe

Linda Neu

Jerry Seybolt Theron H’54

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Chip Kalnow ’04

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Judith Allen Thompson C’56

Elizabeth Denton ’86

Gabriel Kalubi ’06

Margaret Rebhun Packer H’48

Marion Hastings Tucker H’59

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Reena & Yash Patil

Lessa & DJ Trindle

Judith Neidlein-Dial & Michael Dial

Theresa & Dennison Keller

Frances Hauck Pavey C’52

Heather (Zaring ’92) &

Tiffany & Michael Domet

Anna (Binkley ’94) & Lair Kennedy

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Nancy & Steve Donovan

Emily & Matthew Kite

Sarah Pearce Phipps ’96

James Venable

Katherine Seiden Drake ’88

Kate Staiger & Jason Knarr ’86

Rachel Gustin ’93 & John Piersma

Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang

Angie & Tim Drew

Cicely Knecht

Lindsay & Brent Pietroski

Christopher Warrington ’05

John Drew C’70

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Carol Crabill Pohl H’62

Bill Waskowitz

Jane (Maddox C’65) &

John Krauss

Sangeeta Mathur &

Liza Martindale Weiner ’99

Igor Dumbadze

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

Fund at InterAct for Change

Nickie Adair Kuhn C’61

Balaji Purushothaman

Andrew Vecellio

Linda Bartlett Westfall C’64

Peter Dumbadze ’06

Amy Kulhavik

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Pati & Jim Wiesmann

Zan Dumbadze ’92

Sue & Werner Kummerle

Jessalyn Reid ’08

Ann Baxter Wiethe H’53

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

Frannie Thompson Kunkel &

Helen Richards ’75

Britty & Brian Wiles

Mona & Tony Rinaldi

Amy & Murray Wilson

Clare Dupree ’76

Don Kunkel

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Mary Wulsin Zema ’05

Gail Bloom

Theresa & Randall Curnow

Melanie Grynsztejn

Janet Ziegler

Julie & Matt Bolton

Jennifer & Eric Dauer

Brooke & Daniel Guigui

Anonymous (8)

Victoria Frazer Bonebrake ’77

Gabe Davis ’03

Julie Albright & Brian Haas

Mary Ann & John Boorn

Karla Dejean

Julie Habbert ’08

Harold Boyd

Christina & Christopher Del Vecchio

William Habel

Kathleen Braverman

Alison Badgett Deniston H’63

Karen & Drew Hagerty

Shawn Stewart Brevard ’75

Alex Derkson ’03

Susan Halonen

Lisa (Binkley ’91) &

Elizabeth Ditmars C’63

Hannah & Michael Hanley

Michele & Brad Dorsch

Katie Swinford & Joel Hanlon

Joan Barbara Britton H’45

Suzanne & Curtis Dorsch

Mary Boat & Chris Harrington

John Brooks ’94

Susan (Gurganus L’63) &

Lisa Butler & Datha Harrison

5 +

YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING CONTINUED

Jeffrey Brown ’11

Kim Drackett

Julia Anixt & Scott Hassell

Nancy & David Abineri

Suzan Strait & Jenifer Brown

Loi & Andreas Drath

Lucie & Jonathan Hawgood ’87

Ashley Ackerman ’05

Ron Brown

Colleen & George Dwight

Megan & Dan Hayes

Judy Hauser Adams H’57

Barb & Andrew Bryans

Ellen Levine Ebert L’55

Chris Hedges

Jeanette & Robert Albright

Gay Riedinger Bullock ’82

Sandy Hauck Elliott C’49

Brian Hepp ’05

Mary & Richard Alexander

Craig Burton ’04

Ellen Brooks Ernisse H’63

Wendy Hill

Janet & Larry Allgaier

Monica & Andrew Butler

Margo Frey Evans H’58

Dale Hodges

Andrew Allen ’84

Ian Buttress

Jen & Ryan Faber

Claudia Hoffman

Martha Allen ’78

Chris Caldemeyer

Peggy & Steven Faber

Dan Hoffheimer

Corinna & Benjamin Alper

Madeline Caldemeyer ’11

Philip Ficks ’92

Sherry & Mark Holcomb

Bridget Glaser Ancalmo &

Lynee & Ed Campos

Judy & Tracy Finn

Brittany & Christian Holden

Oscar Ancalmo

Bryce Carlson

Marsha & Scott Firestein

Susan Krehbiel Holzapfel H’65

Lynette & Bryan Andersen

Alex Catalan

Betty & Mel Fischesser

Muriel (Richards H’59) &

Nancy Anderson

Jennifer (Snyder ’90) &

Ginny & Millard Fisher

Libby Andrews

Pete Ceruzzi

Robert Holzman

Mona Foad

Sara Ware Howsam C’72

Sarah Corathers & Jim Anthony ’93

Deborah Meyer Chamberlain C’69

Melissa & Matthew Foraker

Jun & Jack Hu

Beth Archibald

Danielle & Joseph Chen

Kathleen & Kevin Foster

Gregory Huang ’97

Eisha & Tim Armstrong

Mimi Andrews Chenoweth L’49 H’55

Rachel & Bernie Foster

Sarah & John Humphrey III ’84

Nancy Pechstein Aubke H’67

Mina Lee & Kwangmin Choi

Jane & James Foster

DeeAnne Schroeder Hunstein H’57

Amy & Scott Avera

Barb Christie

Audrey Linn Lozares &

Laurie Durbrow Hyndman H’70

Jennifer Habel & Chris Bachelder

Rachel Rowe & Michael Cioffi

Marcie & Nathan Bachrach

Laura & Stuart Clemens

Vallie Freeman

Caroline Bahlman ’06

Burton Closson L’42

Erich Frey ’01

Peggy Shaffer & Ben Jacks

Paddack Bahlman ’12

Gael Kinney Coleman C’65

Lori Aronson & Craig Froehle

Linda & Rodney Jacobs

Joan Petzhold Baily H’52

Lawsie (Pennington C’65) &

Stephanie & Carter Gaither

Clay Jamison ’06

Eileen & Jerry Gao

Candace Miller Janidlo &

Lynette & Jim Barresi Carmeletta Malora & Michael Barrett

Michael Coler

Marvin Frankel

Elizabeth & Brian Coley

Molly & Tom Garber ’96

Lara Danziger Isakov & Ronnen Isakov

Peter Janidlo

Jeffrey Collins ’81

Deborah Koons Garcia H’67

Rose & Ron Johnson

Bill Baylor

Preston Comey ’03

Lisa Gilbert ’96

Sarah & Jim Jurgensen

Carina Peschiera Behrens ’02

Melissa Mechem Congdon ’76

Nate Gilman ’06

Linda Jurgensen

Kelly & Edwin Berger

Paige (Schweitzer ’00) &

Ann Gladura

Laura Kahle ’02

Kelli & Nate Gleiner

Uma Kotagal & Sashi Kant

Christy & Brian Berning

Emmanuel Briquet

Brett Connelly

Elaine* & Jack Berninger

Natalia & Brian Connolly

Zorina & Val Goldfeder

Amy Bulger Kattman ’89

John Berninger

Shelley & William Cook

Margot & Dan Good

Kelly & Doug Kecman

Mark Beyreis

Joy & Michael Copfer

Perin (Holzman ’97) &

Susie Keller ’04

Rose & George Bitsoff

Louise & Rob Cottrell

Michael Goodman

Chrissie & Josh Blatt

Mary & George Croog

Barb & Jerry Grajek

Susan Hawley Kelly H’66 Stephanie & Greg Kennebeck

Jessica & Chris McLennan

Pamela & Martin Popp

Rob Starkey

Susan (Shepherd ’85) &

Cindy & Vern McNeill

Nancy MacLeod Prewitt H’73

Melinda Freedman Staveley L’55

Mary Ann Hinsch Meanwell H’52

Soumya Janardan & Vansh Puri

Elizabeth Lambert Stearns H’67

Heidi Black '98 & Jay Kincaid

Tim Meckel ’77

Joni & Dick Quimby

Joyce & Jack Steinman

Kathy Kinsley Kindelan H’67

Rene Mendez ’79

Sarah Rabourn ’09

Emily Stettler

Emily Hauser King H’59

Miranda & Richard Menzies

Lisa & John Raimondo

Meghan & Christopher Stevens

Scott Kleiner L’50

Erica & Doug Messer ’91

Chandra & Prasanta Raj

Karryn Schultz Stieby & Bill Stieby

Andrea & David Knarr

Dawn Meyers ’88

Nikki & Marc Ravenscraft

Jane & John Sutton

Kelly & Ken Kocher

Eileen Strempel & Stephen Meyer

Ramsey Reid ’03

Becky & David Swain

Kathleen Koester

Robbie & John Michelman

Ellen Graf Reister C’68

Tina & Dudley Taft Sr. L’52

Sandra & Edward Kohn

Maria & Chuck Mingo

Ken Revell

Ellen Blemker Thomas C’58

Kalpana Kotagal ’95

Dale & Gary Monnier

Chris Rice ’88

Sandy Thomson L’49

Ann Weichert Kranbuhl C’64

Sally Monroe

Brooke Richart ’04

Emmy Gest Todd C’46

Jennifer & Jeffrey Kreines ’82

Xana Moore-Wulsin ’75

Sue Richmond

Howard Tomb IV ’78

Ute Levi & Lucian Krukowski

Casey & Greg Morris

Dorothy Rigney

Jen Torline

Tina & Ed Kuhlman

Sladie Martin Morrison H’57

Charissa May Riley & Kevin Riley

Zara & Mark Torlone

Bobbie & Jeff Kuhn

Frances Prosser Morriss C’60

Jennifer & Bob Ringel

Mari Miura & Hirotaka Uchiyama

Tina Kummerle

Cinda & Steven Morse

Susan & Peter Robinson

Vanessa Nichols & Jim Vago

Catherine (Bramlage) ’89 &

Jennie & Dave Moses

Judy Lane Rogers C’72

Ellen & Ray van der Horst

Rachel Warrington Moss ’82

Ann Rohrer

Daniel Vance

Sarah Hobson Landenwitsch H’72

Kathy & Daren Murrer

Connor Rouan ’14

Nancy Todd VandenBerg ’77

Addison Lanier ’02

Adrienne Noble Nacev &

Sarah Kress Rumpke ’84

Leslie & Stephen Veldhuis

Sue Boller Rusche H’56

Erin Roberts & Chris VordemEsche

Greg Kersting

William Kunz

Millicent & Louis Larson

Ljubomir Nacev

Sarah Ott Lautar ’05

Easwari & Vasudevan Namboodiri

Jyoti & Harsh Sachdeva

Cynthia Ware C’65

Angela & James Lee

Amy & Jaimie Nathan

Stephanie & Will Sawyer L’66

Jason Waugh ’96

Gina & Michael Leisring

Marianne Nelezen

Susan & Jared Schaefer

Alison Tidwell & Kevin Wenzel

Cassie & Ryan Levesque

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Walker Schiff ’10

Lawson Whitesides L’58

Jennifer & Leonard Lewis

Michael Newman ’97

Allison & Philip Schneider

Tysha & Robert Wilder

Glenna McLain Light C’57

Marielle & Justin Newton

Greer & John Schneider

Karen & Fritz Wilger ’83

Ina Zimpelman Loftspring C’69

Stephanie Norton

Kiki Schneider

Megan Murray & Joseph Willke

Wendi & Albert Lopez

Amy & Peter Okin ’98

Diane & Peter Schulteis ’84

Anne Warrington Wilson H’71

Nancie Newkirk Loppnow H’65

Sara McCormick Oliphant ’90

Marge Schwab

Barbara Vilter Wilson H’64

Ed Loring

Melissa Lounsbury & Jamey Osher ‘97

Meena & Suresh Shah

Holly Keller Wilson C’74

Mary & Larry Lutz

Jean Paddock

Laura Beckman Sheldon ’90

Peter Wojda ’06

Alex Maggio ’03

Carrie & Michael Palmer

Kathy & Tom Shepard

Mary Wommack ’82

Zola Makrauer

Laura Laib Parsons ’76

Ann & Ted Sidor

Hillary Wood

Susan Makris

Elizabeth Dallman & Samir Patel

Andi (Fischer ’98) &

Sarah Graf Woods C’66

Betsy & Matt Malloy

Janet Goering Patin ’84

Todd Margolis ’95

Gerri Pattison H’65

Beth & Joe Sims

Barbara & Stocky Wulsin

Suzy Marquard H’68

Caleb Paull

Rachel & Ronald Siwoff

Sharon & Jacob Yosafat

Mymy Ha & Carlos Martinez

Betsy Benedict Peabody H’58

Linda & Neil Smith

Jennifer Knight & Mike Zelkind

Tiffiny Diers & Fernando Martinez

Carol & Jim Pearce

Shelly & Matt Smith

Laurence Deprez Zenezini &

Jessica & Micah Max

Marla & Chris Peltier

Starbuck Smith III L’55

Tyler McIlwraith ’03

Marna Peters

Gelene Morales Speicher &

Kristin & Mike McKee

Ellen Monson & Kenneth Petren

Anna Works McKinney &

Judy Wommack Pfingstag H’71

Leslie & Andy Spooner

Yvonne Phillips

Catalina & Daniel Stancescu

Dan Polifka

Barbara & Ethan Stanley

Matthew McKinney Mary Phinney McKinney C’61

Andrew Simon

Rob Speicher

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Maggie Kersting ’18

Woody Woodward

Stefano Zenezini Rebekah Ridgeway & Michael Zortman Anonymous (13) * Deceased

THE

YEAR IN REVI EW

BY THE NUMBERS

FOR 2019-20

Y O U ’ V E H E L P E D U S D E M O N S T R AT E W H AT ’ S P O S S I B L E WHEN WE COME TOGETHER . . .

T OT A L G I F T S

Many thanks to the incredible generosity of parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, current and former faculty and staff, and the many friends of Seven Hills for your contributions to the 2019-20 Annual Fund! This year’s success is the result of your commitment and passion for our school. For that, and for all you do for Seven Hills, W E T H A N K Y O U !

TOTAL

NUMBER

O F DONORS

1,463

TO T H E A N N U A L F U N D FOR

YEAR IN REVIEW

THE SEVEN HILLS ANNUAL FUND

2 01 9 -2 0

$1,086,965

BREAKDO OR W N N O D

200

471

162 137 448

471 Alumni 448 Parents 137 Grandparents 162 Parents of Alumni 200 Faculty and Staff 45 Friends

M AT C H E D G I F T S BY E M P LOY E R:

21 donors turned $14,775 into $28,150

100%

PARTICIPATION BY BOARD , FACULTY, AND

STAFF

ANNUAL GIVING

VOLUNTE E RS:

150

THANK YOU, VOLUNTEERS! The success of our Annual Fund is due in large part to our inspiring volunteers who planned, asked, thanked, and gave throughout the year. A special thanks to Lalitha Chunduri, Trustee and Development Committee Chair, the Development Committee, and each of our 150 volunteers!

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

Mary Kreimer H’44*

Sarah & Larry Lewis

Anna (Binkley ’94) & Lair Kennedy

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Suzy Marquard H’68

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman

Gretchen* & Bob McCormick

S E V E N H I L L S A N N UA L

Jennifer & John Stein

David Motch L’53

Casey & Greg Morris

FUND WITH A GIFT OF

Sarah & Steiny Steinman

Susan & John Mullin III

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

$1,500 OR MORE IN THE

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Maureen & Andrew O'Driscoll

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Mona & Tony Rinaldi

Elizabeth Dallman & Samir Patel

Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Alana & David Pepper

T H E F O L LOW I N G L I S T CELEBRATES THOSE WHO S U P P O R T E D T H E

2019-20 F I S C A L Y E A R. COMMIT TEE MEMBERS

PA R T N E R ($10,000-$14,9 9 9)

Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Dobbs Ackermann

Medicine

Janet Allgaier

Susan & Peter Cha

Rob Anning ’86

Fund for Independent Schools of

Steve Baggott

Cincinnati Inc.

Dan Schimberg ’80 Elizabeth & Chris Stock

Soumya Janardan & Vansh Puri

Carolyn & Rick Thornell

Sangeeta Mathur &

Nolan Bean

Julie & John Gabriel

A S S O C I AT E ( $ 2,5 00-$ 4 ,9 9 9 )

Karen Callard ’80

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Louise Knauft Allen L’48 H’54

Laurie & Brian Hubert

Mariam Barkawi

Claire & David Maxwell

Liz Lanier Blake

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Stephen Brewster ’80

Greer & John Schneider

Amy Gasser Callow & Joe Callow

Tina & Dudley Taft Sr. L’52

Erin O'Grady & Scott Carroll ’85

Leslie & Stephen Veldhuis

Rekha & Haleem Chaudhary

Scott Carroll ’85 Lalitha Chunduri Dorothy Kim Corbett ’84 Jennifer Dauer Ron DeLyons Amy Dewitt David Ellis Marc Fisher Tom Garber ’96 Lair Kennedy Jutta Lafley Margaret Avril Lawson ’75 Jessica McLennan Karen Meyer Theo Nelson Michael Nordlund

F E LLOW ($5,000-$9,999)

Sue & Steve Baggott Shelly & Nolan Bean Tyler Cain Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) & Paul Callard ’81 Danielle & Joseph Chen Jennifer & Eric Dauer Kari & David Ellis

Andrew Quinn

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Dan Schimberg ’80

Carolyn & Terry Fox

John Schneider

Molly & Tom Garber ’96

Jennifer Stein

Sudie Ernst Geier L'35 H’41 Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

B E N E F AC T O R (G I F T S O F $25,000+ )

Margot & Dan Good

Beth & Jim Schiff

Louise Atkins Head H’56

S U S TA I N E R ($ 15,0 00- $24,999)

HGC Construction

Janet & Larry Allgaier

Cherryl Christensen & Walter Hulon

Helen Chatfield H’64*

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Katja & Dennis Creech

Robin & Dan Kiley

Ellen Haude ’88

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

Rachel Gustin ’93 & John Piersma

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri Lawsie (Pennington C’65) & Michael Coler Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael Coombe L’72 Polly Adair Culp H’65 Paige & William deBuys Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89 Loi & Andreas Drath Clare Dupree ’76 Gale Rogers Fortebuono C’60 Christine & Chris Garten Kathi Makoroff & Jeff Grass Mark Heiman Family Foundation Karen & David Hoguet Gail & Phillip Holloman Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe Linda Jurgensen Sarah & Jim Jurgensen Elinor (Adick H’58) & Steve Kline Sue & Werner Kummerle Sheila Crist & David Kruzner Angela & James Lee Gina & Michael Leisring

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

The Seven Hills Fund Leadership Society

Balaji Purushothaman Sherri & Ted Remaklus Jennifer & Bob Ringel Ann Rohrer Celeste & Mike Rooney Jennie Rosenthal L’75 Betsy & Bob Seibel Christina & Puvi Seshiah Erin & Jon Snelting Heather & Jeff Spanbauer Barbara & Ethan Stanley Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89 Kelli & Richard Stein Heather (Zaring ’92) & Andrew Vecellio Andrea Wiot Janet Ziegler Anonymous (1) MEMBER ( $ 1,5 00- $ 2 , 49 9)

Libby Andrews Sarah Corathers & Jim Anthony ’93 Caroline Bahlman ’06 Nancy Bahlman Anita & Clyde Bell Anita Choksi & Freddy Bharucha Lindsay & Mark Bibler Suzan Strait & Jenifer Brown Angela & Kent Buckley Datha Harrison & Lisa Butler Maria Victoria Marletta & Agustin Caceres Terri Cain Nancy & Jay Clark

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

Leadership Society, continued Qun Cai & Hui Chen

Robert Horne

Kelly & Stephen Lower

Alison & Jim Cohen

Karen Holley Horrell & Jack Horrell

Laura Rosenblum & Howard Mandel

Sheila & Philip Cohen

Sandra Gross & John Hutton

Kristin & Mike McKee

Julie Buck & Priya Shahani

Dorothy (Kim ’84) &

Linda & Rodney Jacobs

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Reema & Sandeep Singh

Anantha Brahmamdam &

Sladie Martin Morrison H’57

Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld

Evan Corbett ’82 Lauren & Timothy Crandall

Anne Morriss ’93

Jane & John Sutton

Katie & Bryan Kauffeld

Mitzie & Emerson Moser

Yan Xian & Bob Tan

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Kelly & Doug Kecman

Susan & Michael Motch ’93

Anna & Dimitrios Topalidis

Nancy & Steve Donovan

Matt Kelly ’97

Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

Benjamin van der Horst ’05

Merry Ewing ’76

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 &

Wendy Ellis Gardner & Todd Gardner Tammy & Brian Gravitt Jess Gumlaw Guarnaschelli

Tony Samaha

Angie Apple & Robert Cybulski

Barbara Frey

Ravi Juluri

Marielle Kabbouche-Samaha &

Rick Kieser

John Parlin III L’54

Marilyn Scripps Wade C’70

Pretty & Snehal Patel

Martin Wade

Pamina Kim & Brent Kinder

Alex Phillips ’02

Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang

Emily Hauser King H’59

Tasha & Jerry Porter

Vanessa Whiteford-Wayne &

Soma Sengupta &

Joni & Dick Quimby

Daniel Pomeranz Krummel

Richard Wayne

Lisa & John Raimondo

Meghan Arata & Dan Williams

Jing Ni & Minghuang Guo

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Debbie Reed

Marcy Wydman ’76

Bin Xu & Zhijun Guo

Ferrial Lanton ’01

Chris Rice ’88

Wen Chen & Xilin Yang

William Habel

Rae Vuic & Stephen Leeper

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61

Ning Wang & Zhenyu Yuan

Katherine & Tom Hayes

Glenna McLain Light C’57

Patricia Rouster

Cathryn Hosea Hilker H’49

Maya Shahani & Brandon Lindsay

Jyoti & Harsh Sachdeva

Maureen & Chris Hood

Mary & Daniel Losch

* Deceased

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

G I F T S T O TA L : $ 60 ,266 T O TA L S E N I O R PA R E N T PA R T I C I PAT I O N : 74%

Each year parents of seniors make gifts in honor of their graduate. Parent donors with a student in the Class of 2020 are listed with their graduating senior’s name to recognize their accomplishments and success throughout their years at Seven Hills. Best wishes to the Class of 2020! SENIOR PARENT COMMITTEE

Chair: Theo Nelson Members: Dorothy (Kim ’84) & Evan Corbett ’82 Amy Dewitt Marielle Kabbouche-Samaha Jennifer Stein Tasha & Jerry Porter Corinna & Benjamin Alper Annika Alper Anne & Jordan Bain Spencer Bain Bill Baylor Poppi Baylor Anita & Clyde Bell Olivia Bell

Anita Choksi & Freddy Bharucha Kayzad Bharucha Ratjika Chanamai & Yinhuai Chen Adam Chen Shelley & William Cook Henry Cook Joy & Michael Copfer Grace Copfer

Theresa & Randall Curnow Colin Curnow

Stephanie & Greg Kennebeck Maddy Kennebeck

Christina & Puvi Seshiah Avani Seshiah

PA R TDawson I C I PAT’84 ION Patty82&%Robert Linley Dawson

Rae Vuic & Stephen Leeper Annie Leeper

Judy & Adam Shuppert Laura Shuppert

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89 Egan DeWitt

Laura Rosenblum & Howard Mandel Gus Mandel

Anisha Singh Rhea Srivastava

Martin DeWitt Allison DeWitt

Karen Marshall Rosalind Roland

Susan Esler & Steve Skibo Benjamin Skibo

Judith Neidlein-Dial & Michael Dial Lukas Neidlein-Dial

Tiffiny Diers & Fernando Martinez Nina Martinez Diers

Michele & Brad Dorsch Emma Dorsch

Trish & Tim McDonald Katharine McDonald

Marsha & Scott Firestein Adam Firestein

Jessica & Chris McLennan Megan McLennan

Evelyn & Marc Fisher Bryan Fisher

Esi Morgan Allison DeWitt

Jennifer & Brian Gardner Chloe Gardner Marty (Mueller ’85) & Eric Gerhardt Laynie Gerhart Kathi Makoroff & Jeff Grass Alex Grass Marni & Taylor Greenwald IV Taylor Greenwald Amita & Sunny Gupta Krish Gupta Laura Leigh (Magruder) Hahn Madeleine Magruder Sai Hanumanthu Santosh Hanumanthu Lisa Butler & Datha Harrison Emma Harrison Dionne & Curtis Harrison Curtis Harrison Brenda & James Holloway Tavon Dixon Bobbi & Richard Huffman Allison Huffman Lara Danziger-Isakov & Ronnen Isakov

Avital Isakov

Dorothy (Kim ’84) & Evan Corbett ’82 Caroline Corbett

Peggy Shaffer & Ben Jacks Hugh Jacks

Katja & Dennis Creech Madeleine Creech

Karyn & Alan Kelly Hannah Kelly

Victoria & Raymond Mueller Christian Mueller Doris & Theo Nelson Joshua Nelson Gemini Vakil & Deepan Parikh Suraj Parikh Tasha & Jerry Porter Kristen Porter Sherri & Ted Remaklus Katie Remaklus Charissa May-Riley & Kevin Riley Cameron Riley Elizabeth & John Rising Ethan Rising Celeste & Mike Rooney Emma Rooney Marielle & Tony Samaha Ella Samaha V. James & Lakshmi Kode Sammarco James Sammarco Angela Schimberg Jake Schimberg Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Dan Schimberg ’80

Jake Schimberg

Heather & Jeff Spanbauer Jocelyn Spanbauer

PA R E N T S O F S E N I O R S

Senior Parent Donors

Gelene Morales & Rob Speicher Alison Speicher Manish Srivastava Rhea Srivastava Catalina & Daniel Stancescu Andrea Stancescu Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89 Ethan Stanley Jennifer & John Stein Michael Stein

Peter Stein

Mari Miura & Hirotaka Uchiyama Linah Uchiyama Jessica & Brian Wabler Matthew Wabler Sherry Glover & Brad Walsh Stephen Walsh Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang Kevin Wang Ping Zheng & John Wang Hannah Wang Alicia & Christian Wilhelmy Oscar Wilhelmy Kathleen Kool & Frank Wray Maya Kool Diane & David Yi Eleanor Yi Jennifer Knight & Mike Zelkind Emma Zelkind Anonymous (2)

A D Y N A M I C F O U R-Y E A R

C O L L E G E C OUN S E L I NG AT S EV E N H I L L S

Seven Hills’ four-year college counseling program boasts an ongoing, proactive experience that dynamically provides informative and interactive year-round programs and activities for students and their families. In early fall 2019, the program’s four college counselors, including Assistant Head of School and Director of College Counseling Susan Marrs, Assistant Director of College Counseling Alex Catalan, Beth Driehaus, and Julie DiRoma, launched the school year with a Common Application Boot Camp for senior students. The team also offered students and families an extensive rundown on Scoir—an online college admissions networking application that helps match students with tailored colleges and universities. By September 2019, sophomores and juniors reviewed the knowledge they needed to successfully take the PSAT. They also attended college fairs and, with their parents, participated in mock admissions workshops, in which they had the opportunity to practice their interviewing skills under the tutelage of college admission experts. Driehaus said she believes parents appreciate the uniquely-scaled nature of Seven Hills’ college counseling program. “For our freshmen and sophomores, we develop relationships with them in the context of who they are, what they’re interested in, and how they prefer to learn—rather than in an immediate focus on college fit,” said Driehaus. “By their junior year, we have much more regular

conversations with our kids—building off of what we already know, and integrating college lists into the conversation.” Driehaus added that the conversations often complement the ones that students are having around the dinner table with their families, and so the partnership between the college counseling department and our parents is critical. “By their senior year, as kids are working on essays and applications, they have the college counseling department to provide feedback, help provide accountability for deadlines, and assist them in managing the application process. In this, we are a team, and the immediacy of the looming application deadlines fosters a close bond between the counselors and our families. So in addition to the fact that we try to keep our program developmentally appropriate for the various age groups, I think parents also appreciate the knowledge that they are navigating this process with someone who knows and loves their children.” The latter part of first semester is just as robust as the start of the school year. In October and November, students and parents had Coffee with a Counselor, and learned alongside their children in a specialized workshop entitled, “Guiding the College-Bound Athlete.” Special workshops for parents of juniors focus on the intricacies of the admissions process. Parents of freshmen and sophomores start off the calendar year with informative and interactive college counseling meetings in January.

ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE THROUGH GROWTH AND ADAPTATION

With robust programs each month of the school year, Seven Hills college counseling program is woven through the fabric of student culture, with helpful workshops on such topics as college financial aid and scholarships taking place during meetings and advisories. From spring of 2020 to the last few days of school in May, Seven Hills’ college counseling department invited juniors and their families to delve, via Zoom, into different facets of the college application experience, including sessions on college terminology, college essay workshops, and an online college fair. In her 11th year serving on the prestigious Princeton Review Advisory Board, Marrs said

the uniquely robust Upper School program provides a partnership in which students and counselors grow and learn together, enabling students to present the strongest possible applications to colleges and universities throughout the United States and beyond. “College counseling at Seven Hills is an ever-evolving, ever-fascinating experience that allows our counselors to get to know students well and be helpful to students over the course of their high school lives,” said Marrs. “We listen, we question, we guide, and we counsel, always with an eye toward helping them find the colleges that will be excellent next steps in their academic and personal journeys."

ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE THROUGH GROWTH AND ADAPTATION

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

CHARITABLE SUPPORT FROM SEVEN HILLS PARENTS AND FAMILIES IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF OUR ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAM AND HELPS SUSTAIN THE EXCELLENCE OF THE SEVEN HILLS EXPERIENCE. THE FOLLOWING LIST RECOGNIZES PARENT DONORS ORGANIZED BY THEIR CHILD(REN)’S GRADE. WE THANK ALL OF THE FAMILIES WHO ASSISTED THE SCHOOL IN REACHING ITS BUDGETARY OBLIGATIONS FOR THE PAST ACADEMIC YEAR.

G I F T S T O TA L : $536,170 T O TA L C U R R E N T PA R E N T PA R T I C I PAT I O N : 72% PA R E N T C O M M I T T E E

Committee Chairs: Nupur Anand, Upper Dulany Anning, Upper Angie Apple, Lotspeich Brooke Guigui, Middle Josh Martin, Doherty John Schneider, Middle Committee Members: Lynette Andersen Jim Anthony ’93 Shelly Bean Nicole Benzinger Angela Buckley Terri Cain Lalitha Chunduri Evan Corbett ’82 Paige deBuys Lisa Diedrichs Raji Ghosh Tammy Gravitt De'Yana Jackson Rica Ligeralde Lois Mentrup Jennifer Moriarty Harrison Mullin Stephanie Norton Jim Papakirk Tasha & Terrence Porter Alex Quinn Lisa Raimondo

Erin Snelting Kelli Stein Liz Stock Jane Sutton Heather Zaring Vecellio ’92 Joy Whinery New Parent Committee: Angie Apple Steve Baggott Scott Carroll ’85 Lalitha Chunduri Charity Moeller Theo Nelson Kelli Stein Sarah Steinman Jane Sutton Sharonda Washington

grade (2021)

74 % PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann Pam Williams Arya & David Arya Monica & Andrew Butler Denise Caccavari Amy & Joe Callow Mandy Hayes ’91 & Jason Cohen ’91 Katie & Chris Coulson Jennifer & Eric Dauer Tiffany & Michael Domet Loi & Andreas Drath Kirsten Van Dyke & Leon Eijkenboom Kari & David Ellis Kathleen & Kevin Foster Amy & Nick Francis Min Wu & Weiyong Gai Wendy Ellis Gardner & Todd Gardner Zorina & Val Goldfeder Karen & Drew Hagerty Vicky & Darin Hausberger Lucie & Jonathan Hawgood ’87 Jan & Steve Heck Maureen & Frank Howard Sarah & John Humphrey III ’84 Kimberly Jackson Jeehee Hong & Junhwan Jeon

Cindy & Lowell Jones

Kristina & Scott Cagle

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Danielle & Joseph Chen

Robin & Dan Kiley

Jessica Allen-Christmon &

Tamara & Boris Kogan

Gregory Christmon

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Nina & Charlie Croog

Manju & Santosh Likki David Loring Preeti & Ajay Mahajan Blake Maislin Betsy & Matt Malloy Nancy McCormick ’83 Kara & Brad Meador Charity & Kevin Moeller Cinda & Steven Morse Jennie & Dave Moses Betsy & Harrison Mullin Easwari & Vasudevan Namboodiri Bess & Eric Okum Carrie & Michael Palmer Elizabeth Dallman & Samir Patel Mingming Lu & Ling Qi Jennifer & Bob Ringel Susan (Abrahamson ’84) & Jeff Routh Amy & Scott Rubenstein ’91 Sandhya & Ananth Shenai Jennifer Spaccarelli Karryn Schultz-Stieby & Bill Stieby Yan Xian & Bob Tan

Annette & Jean-Robert de Cavel Anne & Ron DeLyons Angie & Tim Drew Kirsten Van Dyke & Leon Eijkenboom Earline & Don Fechter Marsha & Scott Firestein Mona Foad Jessica & Reese Gable Peihui Zhang & Wei Gan Eileen & Jerry Gao Bin Xu & Zhijun Guo Regina Harris Laura Hartman Tricia & Mark Hoar Brittany & Christian Holden Maureen & Chris Hood Jun & Jack Hu Laura Dudley Jenkins & Chris Jenkins Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe Erin & Jeffrey Jones Ranjit Katneni Tatyana Skorobogat & Anthony Khaskelis

Zara & Mark Torlone

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 & Rick Kieser

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Emily & Matthew Kite

Hillary Wood

Kelly & Ken Kocher

Wen Chen & Xilin Yang

Sue & Larry Kraus

Ning Wang & Zhenyu Yuan

Sheila Crist & David Kruzner

Anonymous (2)

Rae Vuic & Stephen Leeper

10th grade (2022)

Rica & Tony Ligeralde

74% PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Janet & Larry Allgaier Nupur & Manish Anand Bridget Glaser Ancalmo & Oscar Ancalmo Nadia Yaqub & Imran Arif Megan Park & Joseph Belluso

PARENT DONORS

Current Parent Donors

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Amy & Chris Pedoto

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Rachel Gustin ’93 & John Piersma

Margot & Dan Good

Anonymous (1)

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Tammy & Brian Gravitt

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Amy Halbrook

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Susan (Shepherd ’85) &

PARENT DONORS

Ronna & Ben Schneider

Greg Kersting

grade (2024)

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Anisha Singh

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Anonymous (1)

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Anonymous (1)

Casey & Greg Morris

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Mandy Hayes ’91 & Jason Cohen ’91

Pratima & Anil Nambiar

Dorothy (Kim ’84) &

grade (2023)

72% PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Lucie & Jonathan Hawgood ’87

Mark McAndrew

7th grade (2025) 7 9 % PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Nadia Yaqub & Imran Arif

Maria & Jim Papakirk

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Joey Adams

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Eileen & Jerry Gao

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Brooke & Daniel Guigui

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Terri Cain

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Julie Albright & Brian Haas

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Sarah & Jim Jurgensen

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Carolyn & Rick Thornell

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Elissa & Sean Donovan ’86

Nigist Gelete & Tesfaye Tohe

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Kimberly Jackson

Michele & Brad Dorsch

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Ami & Samir Kulkarni

Carolyn Klein

Suzanne & Curtis Dorsch

Mari Miura & Hirotaka Uchiyama

Iris Gutmark-Little & Kevin Little

Kate Staiger & Jason Knarr ’86

Loi & Andreas Drath

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Preeti & Ajay Mahajan

Jennifer Knarr

Erinn & Ty Dubay

Jessica & Brian Wabler

Blake Maislin

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Angela & James Lee

Julie & John Gabriel

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Jennifer & Winston Licata

Ronnen Isakov

Andrea Ferguson & Charles Baker

Alyssa & Paul Hayes

Jonathan LaBare

Mary & Daniel Losch

Tasheaya Warren Ellison & Scott Ellison

Wendi & Albert Lopez

Soumya Janardan & Vansh Puri

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Susan & Jared Schaefer Allison & Aaron VanderLaan ’91

Lois & Cliff Mentrup

Jen & Ryan Faber

Frank Nelson

Dawn Meyers ’88

Lori Aronson & Craig Froehle

Sloane & Edward Nichols

Casey & Greg Morris

Brett Gilmore

Alex & Jason Niehaus

Pratima & Anil Nambiar

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Beau Necco

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Kristina & Dan O'Connor

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Teresa & Geremy Bardon

Maureen & Andrew O'Driscoll

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Elizabeth Dallman & Samir Patel

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Lessa & DJ Trindle

Angela Lorts & Timothy Burroughs

Dana & James Pease

Ami & Samir Kulkarni

Ellen Monson & Kenneth Petren

Frannie Thompson-Kunkel &

JoAnne & Steve Rafalo

Don Kunkel

Lotspeich grade (2027)

Doherty Lotspeich th grade (2027)

74 % PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Melanie Mcclea & Brian Cable L’76 Anna & Kyle Dant Liz & J.R. Imrie

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Pamina Kim & Brent Kinder

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Betsy & Harrison Mullin

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Kate (DeGroot ’97) &

Greer & John Schneider

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Angela & Kent Buckley

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Julie & Ken Coyne

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Julie & Hal Theobald

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Melissa Lounsbury & Jamey Osher ’97

Lessa & DJ Trindle

Charissa May-Riley & Kevin Riley

Avanti & Sudhakar Vadivelu

Amy & Scott Rubenstein ’91

Parmita Kapadia & Barclay Green

Sravanthi & Satyavadhi Ramineni

Erin Roberts & Chris VordemEsche

Marielle & Tony Samaha

Alyssa & Paul Hayes

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Anonymous (2)

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Jennifer & Leonard Lewis

6th grade (2026) 74% PA R T I C I PAT I O N

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Doherty grade (2029)

69 % PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Eisha & Tim Armstrong

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Anonymous (1)

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Anonymous (1)

Brett Gumlaw

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Doherty th grade (2027)

88% PA R T I C I PAT I O N

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Doherty grade (2028)

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Lotspeich rd grade (2029)

PARENT DONORS

68% PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Rachel & Scott Willard

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Anonymous (1)

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Doherty (2032)

Kindergarten

Kristen & Larry Sumpter Lizzy & Jared Wayne ’97

Pre -K Doherty

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Anonymous (1)

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Doherty st grade (2031)

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52% PA R T I C I PAT I O N

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Doherty nd grade (2030)

73% PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Emmanuel Briquet Erica & Michael Chiseck Cari & Brian Fennell Molly & David Franz Francheska & Steve Maloney

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Lotspeich (2032)

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Jennifer McFarland & Devon Barrett Luan & Guillaume Blancher

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Lotspeich nd grade (2030)

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Lotspeich st grade (2031)

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Taylor & Adam Markovits ’01

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Pre -K2 yr-olds 67 % PA R T I C I PAT I O N

Maria Victoria Marletta & Agustin Caceres Sarah & Zan Hayes ’97 Kate Staiger & Jason Knarr ’86 Alana & David Pepper Nadia & Claude Rouiller Brooke & Brian Schmelzle Brandi & Bryce Yoder

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Hannah & Michael Hanley

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Alumni Donors THANK YOU TO THE ALUMNI WHO SUPPORT THE SEVEN HILLS ANNUAL FUND AND HELP PROVIDE AN

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EXCELLENT EDUCATION AND LEARNING ENVIRONMENT TO THE NEXT GENERATION. THEY HAVE A REMARKABLE IMPACT ON THE SCHOOL TODAY AND ITS FUTURE. WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THEIR ENDURING CONTRIBUTIONS AND WELCOME THEIR ONGOING INVOLVEMENT IN THE LIFE OF THE SCHOOL.

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CPS 1938 Ann Lackman Miller

Janet Allen-Reid ’76 Karin Anderson Abrell ’88 Maddie Caldemeyer ’11 Merry Ewing ’76 Meredith Edwards Ficks ’98 Jennifer Frey ’99 Henry Head ’13 Jill Hoff H’63 Clay Jamison ’06 Tshiunza Kalubi ’02 Amy Bulger Kattman ’89 Susie Keller ’04 John Larkin ’13 Laura Hoguet Leonard ’06 Sylvia Lotspeich Greene L’55 Anni Macht C’70 Nicki Martin ’09 Katie McNamara ’11 Sybil Mullin ’83 Asia Reid Narayan ’05 Mark Niehaus ’12 Libby Warrington Ott ’78 Sarah Pearce Phipps ’96 Jessalyn Reid ’08 Cinny Hastings Roy ’75 Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61 Laura Lindner Sankey ’82 Walker Schiff ’10 Tiernan Sittenfeld ’92 Jo Sittenfeld ’98 Benjamin van der Horst ’05 Kathy Oechler Whitbeck H’67 Taylor White ’10 Laura Welles Wilson ’84 Lisa Collins Winick ’85

CPS 1946 Emily Gest Todd C P S 1 9 50 70th Reunion Anne Day Jordan C P S 1 9 52 Frances Hauck Pavey Ruth Harrison Venable Ruth Clarke Wendel Julia Clarke White C P S 1 9 53 Clover Brodhead Gowing Sandra Stolle Perry C P S 1 9 55 65th Reunion Harriet Warm C P S 1 9 56 Judith Allen Thompson C P S 1 9 57 Heather Brodhead Glenna McLain Light C P S 1 9 58 Ellen Blemker Thomas CPS 1960 60th Reunion Elana Rhodes Byrd-Kehler Gale Rogers Fortebuono Louise Kahn Jenks Frances Prosser Morriss Diana Fisher Ruffino C P S 1 9 61 Barbara White Gibson Ellen Wood Goldman Penny Ferguson Griffith Lynn Craig Jack

Nickie Adair Kuhn Joan Buttrick Lampert Mary Phinney McKinney Leslie Bennett McNeill Livy Hickenlooper More Melody Sawyer Richardson Sunny Bowman Saelinger CP S 1962 Merrilyn Bardes Leslie Judd Graitcer Rebecca Smith Stewart Sandra Von Benken Charlotte Lackman Weber

Zoe McLellan Moffitt CPS 1970 50th Reunion John Drew Deb Muntz Krehbiel Anni Macht Sharon Worthing Vaino Marilyn Scripps Wade Carol Crutchfield Wiggers CPS 1971 Frieda Jacobs

CP S 1963 Elizabeth Ditmars

CPS 1972 Sara Ware Howsam Judy Lane Rogers Ginger Carson Rubin

CP S 1964 Alison Beall Shelley DeFosset Roxann Dieffenbach Ann Weichert Kranbuhl Linda Bartlett Westfall

CPS 1973 Claire Hummel Kupferle D. Elizabeth Price Anne Sheffield Vanoy

CP S 1965 55th Reunion Ann Bartlett Blemker Gael Kinney Coleman Lawsie Pennington Coler Marjorie Davis Jane Maddox Dumbadze Anne Taylor Kunkel Cynthia Ware Martha White CP S 1966 Deborah Brown Cummins Sarah Graf Woods CP S 1967 Laura Ware McMunigal CP S 1968 Susan Smith Goldman Ellen Graf Reister CP S 1969 Deborah Meyer Chamberlain Ina Zimpelman Loftspring

CPS 1974 Jane Garvey Diane Moffett Leslie Sciarra Shimer Holly Keller Wilson H ILL SDAL E 1940 80th Reunion Marjorie Wood Drackett H ILL SDAL E 1941 Sudie Ernst Geier H ILL SDAL E 1942 Barbara Jussen Upson Anonymous (1) H ILL SDAL E 1944 Marge Pease Applegate Mary Kreimer* H ILL SDAL E 1945 75th Reunion Joan Barbara Britton H ILL SDAL E 1947 Abby Dittmann Wise

HILL S DA LE 1 9 49 Cathryn Hosea Hilker HILL S DA LE 1 9 5 0 70th Reunion Pat Landen HILL S DA LE 1 9 51 Gay Seybolt Bain Ellie Head Paulsen HILL S DA LE 1 9 5 2 Joan Petzhold Baily Ann Robertson Cohen Mary Ann Hinsch Meanwell HILL S DA LE 1 9 5 3 Susan Scherr Lloyd Ann Baxter Wiethe HILL S DA LE 1 9 5 4 Louise Knauft Allen Penelope Hall Moodey Joan Hinsch Searby Ellen Caldwell Sewell Jerry Seybolt Theron HILL S DA LE 1 9 5 5 65th Reunion Mimi Andrews Chenoweth Mary Dryden Richards HILL S DA LE 1 9 5 6 Linda Lovett Crawford Nancy Hogan Dutton Louise Atkins Head Lucretia McCalmont Marmon Linda Halverstadt Ottenad Sue Boller Rusche Ann McDowell Santen Cynthia Taylor Seybolt HILL S DA LE 1 9 5 7 Judy Hauser Adams Betsy Alexander Berry Naomi Tucker Gerwin Ann Wentworth Greear DeeAnne Schroeder Hunstein Susan Steman Laffoon Mimi LeBlond Liggett Sladie Martin Morrison Sally McGuire Muspratt Margaret Parlin O'Malley

H I L L S DAL E 1 958 Lee Adair Adams Margo Frey Evans Elinor Adick Kline Betsy Benedict Peabody Francie Garber Pepper Janet Keys Simpkinson H I L L S DAL E 1 959 Muriel Richards Holzman Emily Hauser King Marion Hastings Tucker H I L L S DAL E 1 960 60th Reunion Elizabeth Williams Lende H I L L S DAL E 1 961 Claudia Gilmore Cummings Sarah Taft Jones Jane Hamill Sommer Margot Deupree Taylor H I L L S DAL E 1 962 Bonnie Cord Barbara Anderson Landen Pamela Lee Lowry Carol Crabill Pohl H I L L S DAL E 1 963 Ellen Brooks Ernisse Alison Badgett Deniston Lindy VanDoren Freeman Elizabeth Atkinson Kern Tory Woodhull Parlin Susan Newkirk Wright Anonymous (1) H I L L S DAL E 1 964 Ann Shepard Bulger Alison Keeler Carrillo Helen Chatfield* H I L L S DAL E 1 965 55th Reunion Polly Adair Culp Susan Krehbiel Holzapfel Patricia Bigham Journeay Whitney Rowe Long Nancie Newkirk Loppnow Gerri Pattison H I L L S DAL E 1 966 Nancy Heuck Johanson Susan Hawley Kelly Marjorie Warner Off Monnie Gores Peters Margarita Lillard Picton Anne Drackett Thomas

H ILLS DA LE 1967 Robin Smith Armstrong Nancy Pechstein Aubke Hathaway Gamble Barry Louise Walker Borden Rhoda Allen Brooks Shannon Kelly Carter Barbara Fuller Cherry Sarah Shepard Cohen Deborah Koons Garcia Marilyn Gardner Jan Fullgraf Golann Margaret Yeiser Hawkins Delle Christensen Jones* Kathryn Kinsley Kindelan Susan McCaslin Georgia Peck Rivers Ann Schmuelling Elizabeth Lambert Stearns Christie Thomson Tull Katherine Oechler Whitbeck Lynn Woodhouse Anonymous (1)

H ILLS DAL E 1972 Helen Asbury Anne Scherz Durket Drew Gores Sarah Hobson Landenwitsch Melissa Morris Mishoe Suzi Stone

H ILLS DA LE 1968 Laura Hopple Eschelbach Kitty Blair Fischer Beth O'Connell Keegan Suzy Marquard Lynn Schweitzer Rush Margo Taft Stever Robin Hawley Wood

LOTS PEIC H 1941 Tom Mackelfresh Abby Dittmann Wise

H ILLS DA LE 1969 Mary Asbury Eileen Ward Barrett Dana Fabe Jenny Miller Hedlund Kathryn Upson Larson Kathy Robertson McCord Louisa Smith Mygatt Patricia Robinson H ILLS DA LE 1970 50th Reunion Ellie Quackenbush Block Margaret Walker Comey Carolyn Stegner Fabe Laurie Durbrow Hyndman Betsy Robinson Schram H ILLS DA LE 1971 Wynne McCarthy Curry Lissy Fabe Wendy Gradison Linda Heldman Greenberg Nancy Maxwell Mullen Judy Wommack Pfingstag Anne Warrington Wilson

H ILLS DAL E 1973 Nancy MacLeod Prewitt LOTS PEIC H 1934 Marjorie Wood Drackett LOTS PEIC H 1935 Sudie Ernst Geier Pierce Matthews

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HILL S DA LE 1 9 48 Margaret Burchenal Baylor Margaret Rebhun Packer Lib Asbury Stone

LOTS PEIC H 1936 Anonymous (1) LOTS PEIC H 1938 Marge Pease Applegate

LOTS PEIC H 1942 Burton Closson Lib Asbury Stone LOTS P EIC H 1945 Ellie Head Paulsen LOTS P EIC H 1946 Jane Haas Friedman Mary Ann Hinsch Meanwell LOTS P EIC H 1947 Paul Foerster Susan Scherr Lloyd LOTS P EIC H 1948 Louise Knauft Allen Jerry Seybolt Theron LOTS P EIC H 1949 Mimi Andrews Chenoweth John Simpkinson Sandy Thomson LOTS P EIC H 195 0 Louise Atkins Head Scott Kleiner LOTS P EIC H 1951 Naomi Tucker Gerwin Sally McGuire Muspratt

Margaret Parlin O'Malley Betsy Klein Schwartz

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LOT S PEICH 1 952 Francie Garber Pepper Dudley Taft Sr. David Wentworth LOT S PEICH 1 953 Christopher Knoop David Motch LOT S PEICH 1 954 John Parlin III LOT S PEICH 1 955 Ellen Levine Ebert Chris Gores Sylvia Lotspeich Greene Starbuck Smith III Jane Hamill Sommer Melinda Freedman Staveley

Susan Gurganus Drackett Dana Fabe Tuck Krehbiel Louisa Smith Mygatt LOT SP E I C H 1965 Lissy Fabe Wendy Gradison Judy Wommack Pfingstag Anne Warrington Wilson LOT SP E I C H 1966 Helen Asbury Anne Scherz Durket Drew Gores Melissa Morris Mishoe Will Sawyer Suzi Stone LOT SP E I C H 1967 Bill Fabe Ray Leyman

Frances Woodward Williams Marcy Wydman TS H S 197 7 Victoria Frazer Bonebrake Katie Cornelius Nancy Gall Libby Landen Krone Tim Meckel Julie Ziegler Perry Sara Barnes Osborn Nancy Todd VandenBerg Marsha Williams TS H S 1978 Baker Bahlman Tedi Calloway Ellie Fabe Libby Warrington Ott Cathy Schwab Prichard Dede Lewis Rowe Howard Tomb

Margot Deupree Taylor LOT S PEICH 1 957 John Brooks Alison Badgett Deniston

LOT SP E I C H 1972 Michael Coombe David Osborn Frank Russell

LOT S PEICH 1 958 Helen Chatfield* Steve Levinson Charlie Lotspeich Lawson Whitesides

LOT SP E I C H 1975 Jennie Rosenthal LOT SP E I C H 1976 Brian Cable

LOT S PEICH 1 96 0 Steve Black Peter Bloch Susan Hawley Kelly James Lazarus Lindsay Boswell McLean Monnie Gores Peters

TSHS 1975 45th Reunion Shawn Stewart Brevard Amy Cohen Diamond Lee Carol Brewster Giduz Karen Jones Koch Margaret Avril Lawson Xana Moore-Wulsin Helen Richards Cinny Hastings Roy Carla Newbern Thomas Anonymous (1)

LOT S PEICH 1 961 Rhoda Allen Brooks Delle Christensen Jones* Rich Oliver Elizabeth Lambert Stearns Christie Thomson Tull LOT S PEICH 1 96 2 Kitty Blair Fischer Lynn Schweitzer Rush Margo Taft Stever Robin Hawley Wood

LOT S PEICH 1 96 3 Mary Asbury Charlie Deupree

T S H S 1 9 76 Janet Allen-Reid Mary Warrington Cassidy Melissa Mechem Congdon Susan Scoville Deye Clare Dupree Karen Eberle Lynne Wommack Espy Christie Evans Merry Ewing Laura Laib Parsons

TS H S 1979 Tucker Jones Coombe Brad Kuhr Rene Mendez Larry Pauly Alan Schwartz TS H S 1980 40th Reunion Hannah Bloch Stephen Brewster Victoria Espy Burns Karen Bidlingmeyer Callard Grace Allen Hill Jennifer Dimling Lippert Dan Schimberg TS H S 1981 Sarah Mitchell Buller Paul Callard Susan Kaufmann Campbell Jeffrey Collins Dean Goering Kevin Jones Philip Meyers Ken Mims TS H S 1982 Gay Riedinger Bullock Kurt Cholak Evan Corbett Lanette Brown Jones Jeffrey Kreines Amy Raymond Mauch Tracy Lynn Monroe

Rachel Warrington Moss Laura Lindner Sankey Molly Shaffer Kevin Smith Elizabeth Stoehr Mary Wommack TS H S 1 98 3 Lauren Meyers Bosse Nancy McCormick Sybil Behrens Mullin Jeff Robinson Katherine Leake Weese Fritz Wilger TS H S 1 98 4 Andrew Allen Glenn Bassett Sally Bidlingmeyer Mary Lynne Boorn Dorothy Kim Corbett Robert Dawson John Humphrey Laurie Dearworth Leon Chris Ludwig Murray Monroe Janet Goering Patin David Robinson Susan Abrahamson Routh Sarah Kress Rumpke TS H S 1 98 5 35th Reunion Scott Carroll David Clodfelter Marty Mueller Gerhardt Susan Shepherd Kersting Melissa Morelli Stephanie Wood Toomey Lisa Collins Winick TS H S 1 98 6 Rob Anning Elizabeth Denton Sean Donovan Jason Knarr TS H S 1 98 7 Payson Briggs Melissa Goldberg Copeland Jonathan Hawgood Roger Magnus Betsy Warner TS H S 1 98 8 Karin Anderson Abrell Katherine Seiden Drake Ellen Haude

TSHS 1 9 8 9 Andrew DeWitt John Ficks Amy Bulger Kattman Cathy Bramlage Kunz Henry Neale Ethan Stanley TSHS 1 9 9 0 30th Reunion Jennifer Snyder Ceruzzi Christa Parker McAndrew Sara McCormick Oliphant Jayna Schlegel Schimberg Laura Beckman Sheldon

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Laura Kaufman Cheryl Grood Kochavi Dawn Meyers Chris Rice Julianne Richardson Wagner

TSHS 1 9 9 1 Lisa Binkley Briquet Frank Cohen Jason Cohen Jason Goldman Mandy Hayes Doug Messer Scott Rubenstein Aaron VanderLaan TSHS 1 9 9 2 Zan Dumbadze Philip Ficks Tina Kummerle Kishen Mangat Alina Schneider Marc Shotten Tiernan Sittenfeld Jennifer Spaccarelli Heather Zaring Vecellio Jack Wyant TSHS 1 9 9 3 Jim Anthony Busy Cummings Allan Daily Bill Elliston Ben Glassman Rachel Gustin Anne Morriss Mike Motch Sarah Saelinger Rimicci TSHS 1 9 9 4 Sarah Pancoast Broad John Brooks

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Jay Dealy Anna Binkley Kennedy Julie Witten Anonymous (1) TSHS 1995 25th Reunion Matt Bramlage John Kelly Kalpana Kotagal Kip Kummerle Todd Margolis TSHS 1996 Jonas Boymel Gayle Coolidge Burt Tom Garber Lisa Gilbert Sarah Pearce Phipps Julia Christiansen St. Pierre Karla Baker Schweer John Snyder Katie Sullivan Jason Waugh Tim Wyant TSHS 1997 Zan Hayes Greg Huang Matt Kelly Kate DeGroot LaBare Michael Newman Jamey Osher Jared Wayne TSHS 1998 Emily Claybon Bird Heidi Black Kenya Brock Catherine Czaya David Evans Meredith Edwards Ficks Peter Okin Katie Draznik Schell Andi Fischer Simon Jo Sittenfeld TSHS 1999 Alex Boymel Monica Dealy Jennifer Frey David Levy Scott Shapiro Andy Taylor-Fabe Liza Martindale Weiner 38

TSHS 2000 20th Reunion Paige Schweitzer Connelly Miriam Lipson Hodesh Isabelle Kalubi Kevin Kummerle TSHS 2001 Erich Frey CeCe Gehrig Ferrial Lanton Adam Markovits Frenika Mudd Rivers Kristen Snyder Ben Taylor-Fabe Anonymous (1) T S H S 2 0 02 Rachel Gerson Avraham David Barrett Carina Peschiera Behrens Liz Looney Bevis Caroline Decker Laura Kahle Tshiunza Kalubi Addison Lanier Keri Robertson Morelock Alex Phillips Grace Rooney T S H S 2 0 03 Preston Comey Gabe Davis Alex Derkson Laura Gutowski Ian Hayes Holley Horrell Sarah Lichtenstein Alex Maggio Sarah McHugh Tyler McIlwraith Melanie McGraw Pew Ramsey Reid Rob Seiver P.G. Sittenfeld Robin Taylor-Fabe Lisa Zaring TSHS 2004 15th Reunion Christie Alexander Craig Burton Lena Eastin Sarah McDonough Goodacre Jenna Harris Ellen Houston

Chip Kalnow Susie Keller Katie Menzies Danny Mou David Mou Brooke Richart Olga Krayterman Shupyatskaya Anonymous (1) TS H S 2 005 Ashley Ackerman Zack Conyne Rob Cottrell Rachel Habbert Frederick Hall Brian Hepp Beth Krone Sarah Ott Lautar Carter MacLeod Emily McDonough Murphy Asia Reid Narayan Benjamin van der Horst Christopher Warrington Mary Wulsin Zema Anonymous (1) TS H S 2 006 Caroline Bahlman Sophie Beckwith Leah Hoffheimer Broder Peter Dumbadze Dan Filardo Nate Gilman Riley Grimme Stephanie Rabourn Helmer Clay Jamison Gabriel Kalubi Blair Lanier Robin Schimberg Lee Jeff Leonard Laura Hoguet Leonard Sarah Brand McManus Kyle McNeill Erin Harbaugh Reese Cooper Sawyer Caroline Kalnow Shemony Peter Wojda TS H S 2 007 David Fabe Richard Fink Farley Sawyer Beth Rubin Taylor TS H S 2 008 Julie Habbert

Rohan Ott Jessalyn Reid Clare Schroder Melissa Springer Didi Mamaligas Werneiwski TS H S 2009 10th Reunion Alyssa Dunn Nicki Martin Ryan Miller Sarah Rabourn Liza Sawyer Max Schimberg TS H S 2010 Charlotte Fabe Rebecca McDonough Walker Schiff TS H S 2011 Jeffrey Brown Madeline Caldemeyer Jennifer McIlwraith Ian McNamara Kimia Ghazi Rogers Katie Sauers Ari Shifman Carlton Zesch Libby Carter Zesch TS H S 2012 Paddack Bahlman TS H S 2013 Ellen Coombe Cullen Deimer Henry Head Allison Hills John Rowe Georgie Russell Adeline Sawyer TS H S 2014 5th Reunion Connor Rouan TS H S 2016 Brian Hills TS H S 2017 Jason Guo Reed Russell TS H S 2018 Margaret Kersting * Deceased

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THE SEVEN HILLS COMMUNIT Y

Clare & Tom Ackermann

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David Motch L’53

EXTENDS FAR BEYOND OUR

Jeanette & Robert Albright

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Susan & John Mullin III

CAMPUSES. WE WISH TO

Ellen & Paul Andersen

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Marianne Nelezen

EXPRESS A HEARTFELT THANK

Libby Andrews

William Habel

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Susan Halonen

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OF THEIR GRANDCHILDREN.

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Katherine & Tom Hayes

Ted O'Brien

THEIR GENEROSIT Y PROVIDES

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Barbara Osher

SUPPORT FOR ACADEMIC

Polly Bassett

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Judy Blair

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Chandra & Prasanta Raj

YOU TO THE MANY GRANDPARENTS WHO HAVE SUPPORTED THE EDUCATION

PROGRAMS, ATHLETICS, EXTRACURRICUL AR ACTIVITIES, AND SEVEN HILLS’ HISTORIC CAMPUSES.

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Helen & Jim Blakeney

Rose & Ron Johnson

Dale & Grant Revell

COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

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Peter Levin

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Polly Stein

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Doreen Froehlich

Gretchen* & Bob McCormick

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Barb & Jerry Grajek

Linda & Dick Miltner

Janet Ziegler

Linda (Heldman H’71) & Gary Greenberg

Caroline & Rick Morris Jr.

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Sydney & Bob Anning Gay Seybolt Bain H’51 Jack Binkley Rose Bitsoff Terry Clayton

Linda Heldman Greenberg H’71 Tom Hayes Louise Atkins Head H’56 Kay Ilg Andrea Knarr Susan Steman Laffoon H’57 Peter Levin Jackie Mack Robert McCoy Diana & Henley McIntosh Robbie Michelman Barbara Osher Patricia Rouster Dennis Shiels Vanessa Whiteford-Wayne Jim Wiesmann Sharon Yosafat

* Deceased

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SEVEN HILLS

T H R O UG H O U T G R E AT E R C I N C I N NAT I

At Seven Hills, the spirit of community reaches from the student body to the Greater Cincinnati area. Over the years, students and faculty have homed in on the unique needs of young people with programs such as the student-founded tutoring program at neighboring John P. Parker Elementary School in Madisonville, now in its eighth year, and the Seven Hills Academic Readiness Program (SHARP), now in its third year. Students and faculty alike have worked diligently to develop, continually refine, and institutionally hardwire such programs to be sustainable for years to come. The Seven Hills Academic Readiness Program (SHARP), was launched three years ago by English teacher and learning specialist Meredith Brown, and was facilitated throughout the 2019-20 school year by program co-coordinator Brooke Richart and teachers Amaris White and Kaitlin Link, among others. The program supports middle and high school students interested in attending Seven Hills or other private or independent college preparatory schools in the area. The program, which includes summer and fall sessions, has tapped into the nuanced needs and experiences of some Black and Hispanic students at Seven Hills and other schools throughout the tri-state area. Brown said SHARP is an outreach initiative born of necessity and purpose. Throughout her career as an educator at Seven Hills, she observed that while most of her students thrived under a wealth of support, a few did not. She noticed that many of the students who did not benefit from the same amount of social scaffolding and built-in support systems at school were African American students. Too often, these students would go through the entire school day without seeing someone who looked like them or shared their history or cultural background, she said. 40

SHARP students take a trip to Upper school teacher Tim Drew's family farm in summer 2019

“Throughout my career, I have wanted to support all my students, and I recognized early that my students of color, and particularly African American and Hispanic students, faced more challenges and sometimes felt they were alone in classrooms,” said Brown. “SHARP is designed to begin to address those issues both by welcoming more students to campus and providing an additional network of support for current Seven Hills students. It works because we offer families the opportunity to come to campus and learn about the admission process. SHARP students get to meet teachers and learn in an approachable way, which is consistent with how we teach at the school.” The first SHARP School Year session, held during the 2017-18 school year, featured a handful of students from other public and private schools in the tri-state area who were interested in attending

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leading private schools. By the end of the first SHARP Summer session, 26 students had participated in SHARP. Seven Hills parent Lionel Griffin said his son, rising eighth-grader Mason, became interested in 2018 after hearing about Seven Hills and SHARP from a friend. Mason participated in subsequent SHARP programs and enrolled at Seven Hills the fall of the same year. Griffin said he and his family appreciated the unique access the SHARP program gave parents and students year-round. “In Cincinnati, we have a lot of great options and we looked at all of the schools but the experience we had during SHARP was pivotal for us in our decision to select Seven Hills because we were able to get more information from faculty and administration,” Griffin said. “We were able to speak with everyone and we had plenty of face time with them.”

Sustainable Outreach with John P. Parker Elementary While SHARP reaches students throughout Greater Cincinnati, Seven Hills’ longstanding partnership with John P. Parker Elementary on Madisonville Road is just a two-minute drive from the Hillsdale Campus. Created in her junior year at Seven Hills by alumna Jessica Seibold ’14, the tutoring program pairs Seven Hills Upper School students with elementary school students during lunchtime. Director of Experiential Learning Nick Francis said the program that started out with Seibold alone now functions with as many as 12 students who tutor John P. Parker Elementary students throughout the year. In addition, Francis said about six teachers also help by driving students to and from the school. “Our students truly enjoy tutoring and interacting with the elementary students,” said Francis. “It’s a great way for our students to gain a wider view of circumstances around them and give back to our local community.”

The program has proven to be an important step in Seven Hills’ diversity initiative, laid out in the school’s strategic plan. Now, at the end of the program’s third year, the Seven Hills Academic Readiness Program has helped place 23 students of color at Seven Hills. Director of Enrollment Management Janet Hill said SHARP has created increased awareness of Seven Hills within historically underrepresented communities and promoted diversity among Seven Hills’ applicant pool. “SHARP has encouraged positive word-of-mouth about Seven Hills and provides valuable collaboration with our current families and alums,” said Hill. “It also creates an opportunity to invite students on campus and at the conclusion of the program, the students leave with a better understanding of what a Seven Hills and independent school education can provide. On opening day of the 2020-21 school year, 24% of our newly enrolled African American and Hispanic students will have participated in SHARP School Year or SHARP Summer. SHARP is an indispensable tool in our admission efforts.”

SHARP students participate in a design thinking showcase in February 2020.

SHARP Summer 2019 students play a game with theater teachers Jacob Hauser and Marc Raia.

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PARENTS OF ALUMNI

SEVEN HILLS IS GRATEFUL FOR THE GENEROSIT Y OF THE PARENTS OF OUR ALUMNI. THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT BEYOND THEIR CHILDREN’S

Kathy & Louis Claybon

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GRADUATION IS A POWERFUL

Nancy Bahlman

EXPRESSION OF CONFIDENCE

Chase & Baker Bahlman ’78

IN OUR SCHOOL AND CONFIRMS THE VALUE OF THE SEVEN HILLS EXPERIENCE. WE ARE PROUD TO RECOGNIZE AND THANK PARENTS OF ALUMNI FOR THEIR CONTINUED

Karla & Bill Balskus Fran Barrett Carmeletta Malora & Michael Barrett

LOYALT Y AND GENEROSIT Y

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TOWARD SEVEN HILLS.

Polly Bassett

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Erin McNew

Carol Rosenau

Leslie & Andy Spooner

Miranda & Richard Menzies

Jennie Rosenthal L’75

Barbara & Ethan Stanley

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Kay Johnson & Gregory Rouan

Polly Stein

Dale & Gary Monnier

Helen Asbury H'72 & Christopher Rowe

Anne & Edward Stern

Sally Monroe

Ginger (Carson C’72) & Rob Rubin

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Barbara Mustoe-Monteith & Joel Monteith

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Velma Morelli

Ellie Fabe ’78 & Frank Russell L’72

Angela Lipsitz King & Michael King

Frances Prosser Morriss C’60

Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61

Andrea & David Knarr

David Motch L’53

Jennifer & Len Sauers

Peter Koenig

Adrienne Noble Nacev & Ljubomir Nacev

Stephanie & Will Sawyer L'66

Sandra & Edward Kohn Jennifer & Jeffrey Kreines ’82 Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone Tina & Ed Kuhlman Bobbie & Jeff Kuhn Sue & Werner Kummerle Louise & Dylan Labrie Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier Karen Laurens Margaret (Avril ’75) & Jonathan Lawson Cissy & Bob Lenobel Pegi & John Leonard Sally & Ray Leyman L’67 Melissa Khoo & John Loeffler Anni Macht C’70 John MacLeod Zola Makrauer Susan Makris Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits Debbie & Dan Marquardt

Mary Nelson Robin Nenninger Linda Neu Mary Asbury H’69 & Bob Newman Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund Susan & Dennis Okin Sara (Barnes ’77) & David Osborn L’72 Libby (Warrington ’78) & Kevin Ott Tory (Woodhull H’63) & John Parlin III L’54

Lynn (Schweitzer H’68) & Jeff Rush

Beth & Jim Schiff Betsy (Robinson H’70) & Tom Schram Mary Inkrot-Schroder & Mark Schroder Nancy & Julius Schulhoff Betsy & Bob Seibel Barbara Seiver Anne & Jim Shanahan Beth & Kevin Shaw Kathy & Tom Shepard

Margaret & Jeff Pasquale

Anne & Ron Shepherd

Carol & Jim Pearce

Susan & Kenneth Sherman

Marna Peters

Kathy & Dennis Shiels

Margaret Phillips

Ann & Ted Sidor

Pamela & Martin Popp

Nancy & John Silverman

Jane Pyle

Lee Simmons

Joni & Dick Quimby

Janet (Keys H’58) & John Simpkinson L’49

Glenna & Arthur Rabourn Anne & Robert Ramsay Barry Randman

Mary Jo & Bill Simpson Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld

PARENTS OF ALUMNI

Candace Miller-Janidlo & Peter Janidlo

Meghan & Christopher Stevens Barbara & Michael Stough Kim Takahashi Anne Drackett Thomas H’66 Ellen & Ray van der Horst Barbara & Mark VanderLaan Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73 Marilyn Scripps Wade C’70 Martin Wade Jennifer Lanski & Daniel Wagenaar Kim Walden Drew Gores L’66 H’72 & George Warrington Bill Waskowitz Sheila & Russel Waterman Vanessa Whiteford-Wayne & Richard Wayne Alice & Ron Weitzenkorn Jody Knoop & Ward Wenstrup Mimi Richmond & Russell White Jackie & Andy Wilson Amy & Murray Wilson Jenny & Tom Wilson Andrea Wiot Barbara & Stocky Wulsin Laurence Deprez-Zenezini & Stefano Zenezini Anonymous (7)

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

FACULT Y & STAFF

Faculty and Staff Donors Individuals on this list were employees of The Seven Hills School throughout the 2019-20 school year.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Brian Wabler – Upper School Jacky Kalubi – Middle School Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73 – Lotspeich Russell White – Doherty Jan Alford Bridget Ancalmo Marlene Baer Karla Balskus Dalma Barber Teresa Bardon Brian Berning Mark Beyreis Angela Bielecki Gail Bloom Matt Bolton Kristen Bowman Harold Boyd Julie Brackett Marilyn Braun Donna Breitenstein Ann Brock Josh Brock John Brooks ’94 David Brott Meredith Brown Ron Brown Aimee Burton Scott Cagle Chris Caldemeyer Bryce Carlson Alex Catalan Pete Ceruzzi Barbara Christie Nancy Clark Joan Claybourn Gloria Clayburn Laura Clemens Joy Copfer Wynne McCarthy Curry H’71 Judy Davis Katie Dawson

100% of the faculty and staff participated for the sixth year in a row!

Karla Dejean Christina Del Vecchio Dan Dinger Julie DiRoma Elissa Donovan John Drew C’70 Tim Drew Beth Driehaus Taylor Evans Alexa Eynon Maria Eynon Jen Faber Kitty Blair Fischer L’62 H’68 Melissa Foraker Michelle Foster Carolyn Fox Amy & Nick Francis Molly Franz Vallie Freeman Chris Garten Jordan General Marty Mueller Gerhardt ’85 Jimmy Gherardi Nate Gleiner Karen Glum Ann Griep Andi Guess Julie Guminey Marty Hamilton Marcie Handler Hannah Hanley Rebecca Harnage Dominick Harney Carri Haskins Vicky Hausberger Mandy Hayes ’91 Megan Hayes Chris Hedges Barbara Hepp Tracy Hickenlooper Janet Hill Tricia Hoar Robert Horne Danielle Howard Doug Huff Amy Ilg Abbey Johnson Jacky Kalubi Theresa Keller Cyndi Kenyon

Melissa Khoo Margo Kirstein Jason Knarr ’86 Cicely Knecht Jody Knoop Kathleen Koester John Krauss Jennifer Kreines Steve Kroeger Tina Kuhlman Amy Kulhavik Kate DeGroot LaBare ’97 Sarah Ott Lautar ’05 Karen Lawrence Courtney LeMay Cassie Levesque Jennifer Licata Kaitlin Link Sherri Linville Ann Marasco Taylor Markovits Susan Marrs Nancy McCormick ’83 Andy McGarvey Tyler McIlwraith ’03 Aaron McIntosh Kara Meador Angie Meadows Anna Meece Melissa Morelli ’85 Sarah Mullan Tracy Murch Danielle Necessary Judith Neidlein-Dial Marielle Newton Eric O'Connor Kristina O'Connor Laura O'Grady Caleb Paull Dana Pease Lindsay Pietroski Dan Polifka Marc Raia Nikki Ravenscraft Julie Reutener Ken Revell Brooke Richart ’04 John Rising Jill Romerill Kathryn Rosenberg

Ginger Carson Rubin C’72 Bill Schmidt Kiki Schneider Jo & Roger Schnirring Seraphine Schomber Nancy Schulhoff Diane Schulteis Ann Sebastian Lee Sellinger Genny Serrano Glenn Shillinger Judy Shuppert Ann Sidor Andi Fischer Simon ’98 Abbey Sir Louis Sara Snyder Dorothy Spangler Rob Starkey Jennifer Steller Emily Stettler Kristin Suer Lori Suffield Becky Swain Katie Swinford Jen Torline Marcus Twyford Daniel Vance Barbara VanderLaan Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73 James Venable Carolyn Vincze Brian Wabler Kim Walden Michelle Wales Margaret Walsh Douglas Walston Bill Waskowitz Amaris White Russell White Megan Whitt Rachel & Scott Willard Brandon Williams Stacy Wilson Ed Wiseman Anna Works-McKinney Mia Wu Christina Zaffiro Nanyue Zhu Anonymous (13)

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

David Abineri

Tara Eaton

Roger Loud

Ted Sidor

Jan Anderson

Rachel Foster

Elissa MacLaughlin

Ben Simmons

Nancy Anderson

Barbara Frey

Charissa May-Riley

Betsy Sittenfeld

Beth Archibald

Anne Greenwald

Gary Monnier

Neil Smith

Barbara Beaver

Marni Greenwald

Velma Morelli

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Christy Berning

Patti Guethlein

Mitzie Moser

Doug Stenberg*

Todd Bland

Cathryn Hosea Hilker H’49

Eleanor Oths

Lowell Wenger

Peter Briggs

Diana Hilligan

Jean Paddock

Martha White C’65

John Brooks L’57

Susan Holding

Tory Woodhull Parlin H’63

Becky Wichman

Marilyn Collins

Paula Hunnicutt

Yvonne Phillips

Judy Wiesemann

Louise Cottrell

Mary Inkrot-Schroder

Anne Ramsay

Linda Wolfe

Patty Dawson

Isabelle Kalubi ’00

Debbie Reed

Mary Wood-Constable

Kathy Deubell

Pat Kramer-Carroll

Sue Richmond

Woody Woodward

Diane DeVore

Bobbie Kuhn

Kaye Riser

Anne Yancey

Angie Drew

Pegi Leonard

Lynn Schweitzer Rush H’68

Anonymous (3)

Priscilla Dunn

Jeanne Lewis

Marge Schwab

* Deceased

FORMER EMPLOYEES

Former Employee Donors

THE CULTURE OF OUR

COMING TOGETHER FOR A MEMORABLE SCHOOL YEAR

Together and apart, the Seven Hills community hosted special events in the 2019-20 school year that showed our school spirit; showcased global cultures; tested our science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) skills; and celebrated the Class of 2020 at a distance, to name a few. Janet Hill, Director of Enrollment Management, said it was wonderful to see students, parents, faculty, and staff come together and support the community at all-school spirit events at the beginning of the school year. “Homecoming, pep rallies, and other spirit events not only celebrated our students, they also provided opportunities for continued community building across all four divisions,” Hill said. “Our Seven Hills traditions are important in continuing to foster a strong emotional connection with the school community. These events were successful due to the support from the students, faculty, and staff who were proud to show their Stinger Pride!” In addition to our traditional spirit events, Seven Hills hosted two new events—We All Bee-long and the Lower School STEM event. We All Bee-long, held in March on the Hillsdale Campus, was organized by pre-kindergarten teacher Kiki Schneider, who served as Lotspeich’s diversity coordinator for two years, and Upper School English teacher Nate Gleiner, chair of the equity and justice team. “The new, all-school event included cultural traditions, games, hands-on activities and crafts, student performances, and food provided by our very own Seven Hills families!” Schneider said.

“We All Bee-long was designed to celebrate our global community and proceeds benefited Cooperative for Education.” The community also came together on the Doherty Campus for the Lower School STEM event in early February. The event was hosted by the Doherty Parent Community, which partnered with the Lotspeich Parent Community. “The event brought the entire school community together—from students to parents to faculty,” said Susan Schaefer, Doherty Parent Community co-chair. “Members of the Middle and Upper School science departments, led by eighth-grade science teacher Ken Revell, created engaging, creative STEM stations, which were led and facilitated by Middle School student volunteers. Some parents even created stations!” Revell said the event was created to build relationships across Seven Hills and give eighth-graders the opportunity to become leaders in the community. “Each eighth-grade student developed a set of demonstrations and activities based on a scientific concept,” Revell said. “They became the teachers and worked with our pre-kindergarten and Lower School students to generate enthusiasm about science.” On April 1, Seven Hills moved to remote learning under orders from Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to close campuses due to the spread of COVID-19. With can-do enthusiasm, students and teachers came together through computer screens to hold classes, share work, and take virtual field trips. Following social distancing measures, the Seven Hills community found new ways to celebrate the Class of 2020. In May, faculty, staff,

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administrators, and the Upper School Parent Community donned masks, lined the sidewalks of the Hillsdale Campus, and cheered and waved as students and their families drove through the Hillsdale Campus parking lot for a socially distanced senior send-off parade. “We're tremendously proud of the Class of 2020, who are such an accomplished and caring group of young men and women,” Head of Upper School Matt Bolton said. “The senior parade, on the last day of classes in May, was a chance to bring this group together, at a distance, and to celebrate their last day of high school. After not seeing each other in the fourth quarter, it was an emotional moment for all of us.”

Upper School cheerleaders taught a clinic during Homecoming 2019.

Upper School students performed in the winter play, “All in the Timing.”

Doherty pre-kindergarteners took their annual flight as part of Cultural Connections Week. Students “visited” Greece!

Doherty Campus family, friends, faculty, and staff enjoyed the annual Pancake Breakfast and Art Auction.

Middle School French teacher Jacky Kalubi taught sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-grade students how to make waffles during Global Education Day.

The Seven Hills community enjoyed the first-ever We All Bee-long event on the Hillsdale Campus. The event featured student performances, games, and hands-on activities.

The school year was capped off with virtual move-up ceremonies, Upper School Awards Day, and the graduation of the Class of 2020. “Both Awards Day and our virtual graduation ceremony showcased the accomplishments of our Upper School students and graduates and celebrated the profound and positive role that they have played in our community,” Bolton said. “Hearing the graduation speakers or award presenters, and seeing clips of the graduates themselves, gave us a chance to feel like we were part of one community.”

The Seven Hills community celebrated the Class of 2020, which included our drive-through car parade.

Kalpana Kotagal ’95, civil rights attorney and recipient of the Goodall Award for Distinguished Alumni, delivers the keynote speech at the Upper School’s virtual commencement ceremony on June 5.

Lower School students enjoyed a morning of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) on the Doherty Campus. Led by science teacher Ken Revell, Middle School students hosted scientifically scintillating experiments, workshops, and science-related craft-making.

During remote learning at Seven Hills, first-graders at the Lotspeich Lower School enjoyed a virtual visit to Riley Farm Rescue in Connecticut.

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LIFETIME GIVING

Lifetime Giving Society THE LIFETIME GIVING SOCIET Y WAS ESTABLISHED TO RECOGNIZE SOME OF SEVEN HILLS’ MOST DEDICATED SUPPORTERS. THE INDIVIDUALS LISTED BELOW HAVE PROVIDED GIFTS DURING THEIR LIFETIME OF $100,000 OR MORE. THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS PROVIDE FOR CAPITAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND OPERATIONAL NEEDS OF THE SCHOOL AND MAINTAIN THE QUALIT Y OF A SEVEN HILLS EDUCATION. WE ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO THESE BENEFACTORS FOR THEIR ONGOING DEDICATION TO THE SCHOOL. Note: This does not include pledge amounts scheduled for future years.

$1 MILLION AND ABOVE Pat Cornell Brodie H’38* Nancy & Steve Donovan Marjorie (Wood H’40) & Charles* Drackett

Helen Chatfield H’64* Eva Jane (Romaine H’48) & Andy Coombe* Harriet “Happy” (Ratterman H’42) & John Downey Jr.*

Cathy (Smale H’72) &

Dr. Frederick Hauck*

Robert Caldemeyer

Kathy & Tom Hayes Karen & David Hoguet

Susan & Peter Cha

Margaret Pogue Fisk C’33*

Anna (Binkley ’94) & Lair Kennedy

Kim & Martin Chavez

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

Mary Kreimer H’44*

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Fund for Independent Schools of

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Sheila & Philip Cohen

A.G. Lafley

Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) &

Cincinnati Inc. Priscilla Reed Gamble L’29*

Margaret Lafley

Elizabeth Deupree Goldsmith H’38*

Mary & John March*

Linda & Billy Cyr

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe* Head

Kevin McNamara

Susan Haas & Craig Decker

Peggy (Palmer H’35) & Robert Keeler*

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Betty & Joseph Landen*

Jan & Wym Portman

Kathy & Bill DeWitt Jr.

The H.B., E.W. & F.R. Luther

Alex & Andrew Quinn

TSHS Doherty Parent Association

The Resale Shop

Mary Sloneker Donahue

C. Lawson Reed L’31*

Jennie Rosenthal L’75

Jeanne Drackett*

Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

Susan Arnold & Diana Salter

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Jacob G. Schmidlapp Fund

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund,

Helen & James Gamble L’34*

Charitable Foundation

Jennifer & John Stein

Fifth Third Bank, Trustee

Christine & Chris Garten

Nellie Leaman Taft H’55*

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Nancy & John Silverman

Shelly & Michael Gerson

Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld

Naomi Tucker Gerwin H’57

Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Welchwood Foundation

Margot & Dan Good

Karen & Frank Wood

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

Anne Sanger & John* Wulsin

Helen & John Habbert

Rosamond Reed Wulsin C’38*

Ellen Haude ’88

Mary Witt Wydman H’43*

Mark Heiman Family Foundation

Anonymous (5)

Shirley Heldman*

The John Hauck Foundation

Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter

Betty Freyhof Johnson H’40*

Julie & Frank Cohen ’91

Kris & Carl Kalnow

Lawsie (Pennington C’65) & Michael Coler

Beth & Jim Schiff

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Adele & Robert Schiff *

Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael Coombe L’72

$100,000 TO $249,999

Tracy & Dave Davis

Janet & Larry Allgaier

The Harriette R. Williams Downey

The Phyllis P. Anderson Foundation

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Fund of The Greater Cincinnati

Janet (Fast H’46) & Frank* Andress

Peg & Mike Valentine

Foundation

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Mary Beth & Craig Young

Sandy (Hauck C’49) & Allen* Elliott

The Avril Family

Anonymous (2)

Kari & David Ellis

Sue & Steve Baggott

Mary O'Brien Gibson H’32*

Cindy & Andy Berman

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Susan & Steve Black L’60

Linda (Heldman H’71) & Gary

Jane & Bob Bohinski

Robert Black Jr. *

Molly & Tom Garber ’96

Anne & Jim Shanahan

The Camden Foundation

Helen (Chatfield H’41) &

Marshal Compton

Sarah & Steiny Steinman

Carol (Homan C’41) & Ralph Haile Jr.*

$500,000 TO $999,999

Paul Callard ’81

Ginger & Steve Kent

Estate of Robert Allen

The Louise Taft Semple Foundation

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) &

Susan (Gurganus L’63) & Kim Drackett

Estate of Margaret Hooker Fraser H’63

Foundation Inc.

Rhoda (Allen H’67) & John Brooks L’57

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

Catherine Cantey

$250,000 TO $499,999

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Hummingbird Society Foundation

The Thomas J. Emery Memorial

Pat Landen H’50

Martha & Ralph* Burchenal

Greenberg

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill Dr. Norman Hill L’39* Genny Edwards Hilmer H’47* Karen Holley Horrell & Jack Horrell Andrew J. Jergens Foundation Martha Whitaker Jones H’43* R.A. Jones & Co. Foundation Archana & Sashi Kilaru Susan & David Knust Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59 Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Ohio Valley Foundation

Greer & John Schneider

Dr. Joseph Levinson*

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Phyllis & John Smale*

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

Elizabeth Dallman & Samir Patel

Anne Thomson Smith H’32*

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

Kathleen & Jim Stengel

John Parlin III L’54

Malcolm McElroy L’55*

Drew Gores L’66 H’72 & George Warrington Suzanne (Mooney H’43) & John Warrington*

Lotspeich L. Taft Family

Jean Sawyer Weaver H’41*

Marylou & John McIlwraith

Peterloon Foundation

TAS Foundation

Judy (Robinson H’67) & Joe Williams

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman

Sherry & Virgil Reed

Elizabeth Adams Tehan C’28*

Margaret (Hogan H’60) & Jack Wyant

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Janet Allen-Reid ’76 & David Reid

Dorrie Thompson

Marcy Wydman ’76

Sally & Murray* Monroe

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61

The Tomcinoh Fund

The Wydman Family Foundation

Nabama Foundation

Nancy & Gerald Robinson

TSHS Upper Parents Association

Anne & Allen Zaring

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Mary Corinne Gamble Scherr H’28*

Arleigh & Ronald W. Tysoe

Anonymous (3)

Patti (Williams C’74) & Buck Niehoff

Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Ruth Smith Upson H’41*

*Deceased

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Dan Schimberg ’80

Ellen & Ray van der Horst

LIFETIME GIVING

Anne & John* Lawrence Jr.

2019 -20

Sue & Steve Baggott

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

$ 5 ,0 0 0 - $ 9 ,9 9 9

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) &

Carolyn Stegner Fabe H’70

Helen Chatfield Black H’41*

Dana Fabe H’69

Susan & Steve Black L’60

Erin O'Grady & Scott Carroll ’85

Lissy Fabe H’71

Liz Lanier Blake

INCLUDING ALL ANNUAL,

Susan & Peter Cha

Kathleen & Kevin Foster

Ann Bartlett Blemker C’65

CAPITAL, AND ENDOWMENT

Tucker (Jones ’79) &

Fund for Independent Schools of

Tyler Cain

THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE LIST RECOGNIZING DONORS DURING THE FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2019, TO JUNE 30, 2020,

MONETARY CONTRIBUTIONS FOR ANY PURPOSE.

$ 5 00,000 +

Pat Landen H’50 Beth & Jim Schiff Robert & Adele Schiff Family Foundation Inc. $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 - $ 4 9 9 ,9 9 9

Mary Kreimer H’44* Anonymous (1)

Paul Callard ’81

Michael Coombe L’72

Cincinnati Inc.

Amy Gasser Callow & Joe Callow

Kari & David Ellis

Julie & John Gabriel

Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Christine & Chris Garten

Danielle & Joseph Chen

Molly & Tom Garber ’96

Sudie Ernst Geier L’35 H’41

Dorothy (Kim ’84) &

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Margot & Dan Good

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation Louise Atkins Head H’56

Gary Greenberg

Evan Corbett ’82

Ellen Haude ’88

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

HGC Construction

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

Cherryl Christensen &

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman

Laurie & Brian Hubert

$ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 - $ 2 4 9 ,9 9 9

Beth & Jim Schiff

Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Sandy Hauck Elliott C’49

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Anna (Binkley ’94) & Lair Kennedy

Robin & Dan Kiley

Nancy & John Silverman

Carolyn Klein

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Jennifer & John Stein

Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59

Jutta & Patrick Lafley

Olivia & Chris Mann

David Motch L’53

Claire & David Maxwell

Susan & John Mullin III

The Edward E. Ford Foundation The Louise Taft Semple Foundation Anonymous (1)

$ 1 0 ,0 0 0 - $ 2 4 ,9 9 9

$ 5 0 ,0 0 0 - $ 9 9 ,9 9 9

Estate of Robert Allen

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Shelly & Nolan Bean

Helen Chatfield H’64*

Sally Bidlingmeyer ’84

Julie & Frank Cohen ’91

Mary Ann & John Boorn

Abbey Gauger ’09

Cathy (Smale H’72) &

Debbie Hill

Robert Caldemeyer

Elizabeth Williams Lende H’60

Alison & Bret Caller

Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Dan Schimberg ’80 Sarah & Steiny Steinman Anne Drackett Thomas H’66 Margaret (Hogan H’60) & Jack Wyant

Rachael Rowe & Michael Cioffi Lawsie (Pennington C’65) & Michael Coler Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) & Marshal Compton

$ 2 5 ,0 0 0 - $ 4 9 ,9 9 9

Katja & Dennis Creech

Janet & Larry Allgaier

Angie Apple & Robert Cybulski

Gail Barrows Austin C’59

Jennifer & Eric Dauer

Tim Meckel ’77 Mitzie & Emerson Moser Betsy & Harrison Mullin Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61 Elizabeth Dallman & Samir Patel Alex & Andrew Quinn Mona & Tony Rinaldi Ellie Fabe ’78 & Frank Russell L’72 Jyoti & Harsh Sachdeva Greer & John Schneider Erin & Jon Snelting Kelli & Richard Stein Dudley Taft Sr. L’52 Leslie & Stephen Veldhuis

DIVERSIFIED DONORS

Diversified Donor Society

Walter Hulon

Maureen & Andrew O'Driscoll Francie Garber Pepper H’58 Tasha & Jerry Porter Joni & Dick Quimby Lisa & John Raimondo Ronna & Ben Schneider Elizabeth & Chris Stock Jane & John Sutton Julie & Hal Theobald Carolyn & Rick Thornell Anna & Dimitrios Topalidis Laurence Deprez-Zenezini & Stefano Zenezini * Deceased

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SEVEN HILLS COMES TOGETHER IN

S E V E N H I L L S S AW O P E N I N G O F N E W FA C I L I T I E S A N D R E N O VA T I O N S O F E X I S T I N G S P A C E S

In the 2019-20 academic year, students, faculty, and staff enjoyed Seven Hills’ newest inspiring spaces—The Schiff Center and the Field House—in myriad ways.

“It’s so nice for students to have a space they can call their own and work creatively—undisturbed,” Kuhlman said. “The kids have a place where they can go without distraction and spend that time really focusing.”

Director of Development Margo Kirstein said the buildings became a reality because of the commitment of the Seven Hills community, including faculty, donors, board members, and volunteers.

Because of the state-of-the-art auditorium, the quality of performances and concerts rose to new heights. Kuhlman specifically cited the Upper School fall musical. “The intricate, large-scale choreography for 'Hairspray' could never have happened in the Black Box Theatre,” she said.

“The Schiff Center and the Field House were a long time coming,” Kirstein said. “It was worth the wait because we got these magnificent facilities. No one could have dreamed of the impact they’re having.” In addition to these new buildings, in the summer of 2019, the Hillsdale Commons and infrastructure on the Doherty Campus underwent renovations. The Schiff Center Since its opening in May 2019, The Schiff Center has been home to Middle and Upper School student productions, concerts, special guest speakers, bustling fine and performing arts classrooms, and performances by our Doherty and Lotspeich Lower School students. The two-story, 43,000-squarefoot building features a 500-seat auditorium, classrooms and rehearsal spaces, green room, and two dressing rooms. Tina Kuhlman, chair of the fine and performing arts department, praised The Schiff Center for its impact on the arts programs. Kuhlman said students used the facility to its fullest in the 2019-20 school year. Between regularly scheduled classes, spaces were filled with students rehearsing scenes, singing, or playing their instruments.

Director of Experiential Learning Nick Francis said The Schiff Center played host to various speakers and performances in the 2019-20 school year. “Whether it was music or theater or presentations by speakers, our students could fully appreciate the event,” Francis said. “These events are critical components of the Experiential Learning program and The Schiff Center provides the best possible space for students to participate in these rich experiences. We are thankful to have such a wonderful facility and grateful to all who made the Schiff Center a reality.” The Field House At Homecoming 2019, Seven Hills cut the ribbon on the 31,000-square-foot Field House, which is home to four athletic courts and a multipurpose room. Athletic Director Scott Willard said the opening of the Field House “completely changed the face of our physical education and athletic programs.” “Our athletic and physical education programs now have access to seven basketball courts on our Hillsdale and Doherty campuses at their disposal,

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which has allowed for more physical activity options, additional available space during inclement weather, and more courts mean more students can be playing at the same time,” Willard said. “In just one year, we have already seen the enormous impact of the Field House.” The Field House has given Seven Hills the opportunity to host Middle School tournaments, youth league play, and Upper School scrimmages. Willard said the facility has also been used as rental space for area basketball, volleyball, and soccer clubs, which enables those outside the Seven Hills community to see the school’s incredible space. Renovations to the Hillsdale Commons and Doherty Campus Infrastructure The Hillsdale Commons is used by Upper School students to study, complete homework, eat lunch, and spend time between classes. Renovations to the space included new flooring and a fresh coat of paint, as well as increased Wi-Fi connectivity and functional new furniture, including booths, armchairs, and high top tables with outlets for charging their electronics. “The renovation was well-received during the school year,” said Director of Finance and Operations Robert Horne. “Anyone who goes into that space can really appreciate how it’s being used by students. It also adds a layer of flexibility for Upper School students. ”

Hillsdale Campus

The Schiff Center

Middle School students perform their winter instrumental concert.

The audience waits for the fall musical, “Hairspray,” to begin in The Schiff Center.

The Field House

Lower School students participate in a volleyball clinic in The Field House.

Doherty Campus underwent several infrastructural improvements in summer 2019.

Upper School students enjoy the renovated Hillsdale Commons.

On the Doherty Campus, campus infrastructure was modernized. Renovations included painting, as well as important roof and waterline repairs, and electrical and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning upgrades.

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Build.Connect.Inspire. T H E

CAMPAIGN FOR THE SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL

BUILD.CONNECT.INSPIRE.

Phase I & Phase II Total Raised: $26,973,299

PHASE 1 G I F T S T O TA L : $ 6 , 4 6 0 ,1 7 3 THE NELLIE LEAMAN TAFT EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER G I F T S T O TA L : $ 4 ,9 5 7 ,1 9 2

Linda & Billy Cyr Tracy & Dave Davis Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89 Kathy & Bill DeWitt Jr. Marguerite & Karl Gieseke Margot & Dan Good

Sue & Steve Baggott

Kris & Cal Kalnow

Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Sheila & Philip Cohen

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

The Thomas J. Emery Memorial Carolyn & Terry Fox Christine & Chris Garten Mark Heiman Family Foundation The Louise H. and David S. Ingalls Foundation The Andrew Jergens Foundation Tara & Tom Kilcoyne Pat Landen H’50 Marylou & John McIlwraith Alex & Andrew Quinn Adele Schiff* Beth & Jim Schiff Robert & Adele Schiff Family Foundation Inc. Anne & Jim Shanahan Nancy & Tom Shepherd Nancy & John Silverman Jennifer & John Stein

Adele Schiff* Beth & Jim Schiff

Paul Sittenfeld Anne Drackett Thomas H’66 Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann Beth & Brad Agin Martha Allen ’78 Elisa & Gilbert* Allgaier Nupur & Manish Anand Sydney & Bob Anning Dulany & Robert Anning ’86 Robin (Smith H’67) & John Armstrong Pakeeza & Ferhan Asghar

Christine & Charlie Schiff

Meg & John Atkinson

John J. Schiff III

Gail Barrows Austin C’59

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

Diana Gatch Avril H’47

Foundation Inc.

The Avril Family

Skyler Foundation

Jennifer Habel & Chris Bachelder

Jenny & Tom Williams

Sue & Steve Baggott

PHASE 2 G I F T S T O TA L : $ 2 0 , 51 3 ,1 2 6 THE SCHIFF CENTER AND FIELD HOUSE

Challengers Julie & Frank Cohen (’91) Family Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40 Beth & Jim Schiff Robert & Adele Schiff Family Foundation Inc.

Sarah & Steiny Steinman

Jennifer & John Stein

The Louise Taft Semple Foundation

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Nellie Leaman Taft H’55*

Anonymous (1)

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Gay (Seybolt H’51) & Saint* Bain Karla & Bill Balskus Lynette & Jim Barresi Fran Barrett Shelly & Nolan Bean Linda & Andy Berger Betsy Alexander Berry H’57 Sally Bidlingmeyer ’84 Helen Chatfield Black H’41* Steve Black L’60 Chrissie & Josh Blatt Ann Bartlett Blemker C’65 Jane & Bob Bohinski Mary Ann & John Boorn Carol & Steve Boymel

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Stephen Brewster ’80

Chairs:

Kenya Brock ’98

Andrew Quinn

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Jennifer Stein

Suzan Strait & Jenifer Brown

LOWER FIELDS ATHLETIC COMPLEX

Sarah Steinman

Audrey & Stephen Brown

G I F T S T O TA L : $ 1 , 5 02 ,9 8 1

Rob Anning ’86

The Family of Bev Tucker L’52 Welchwood Foundation Anonymous (1)

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson Amy & Joe Callow 54

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Susan & Peter Cha

Members: Scott Carroll ’85 Lalitha Chunduri Abram Gordon Beth Schiff

Barb & Andrew Bryans Angela & Kent Buckley Melanie Grynsztejn & Ian Buttress Heather Byer ’80 Cathy (Smale H’72) & Robert Caldemeyer

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) & Paul Callard ’81 Alison & Bret Caller Erin O'Grady & Scott Carroll ’85 Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter Susan & Peter Cha William & Anne Chatfield Helen Chatfield H’64* Je & Joseph Choo Nancy & Jay Clark Julie & Frank Cohen (’91) Family Mandy Hayes ’91 & Jason Cohen ’91 Mary Linn Coldiron Lawsie (Pennington C’65) & Michael Coler Elizabeth & Brian Coley Rebecca Lindy Coll ’83 Carolyn & Mike Collette Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) & Marshal Compton Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael Coombe L’72 Dorothy (Kim ’84) & Evan Corbett ’82 Caroline & Bill Cox Katja & Dennis Creech Theresa & Randall Curnow Angie Apple & Robert Cybulski Elizabeth Jones Darley ’80 Jennifer & Eric Dauer Marjorie Davis C’65 Elizabeth & Nick DeBlasio Anne & Ron DeLyons Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89 Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40 Loi & Andreas Drath Julie & Philip Duncan Clare Dupree ’76 Nancy Hogan Dutton H’56 Colleen & George Dwight Tara & Jon Eaton Kari & David Ellis Lisa & Chester Eng Bill Fabe L’67 Dana Fabe H’69

Delle Christensen Jones H’67

Casey & Greg Morris

Ronna & Ben Schneider

Meredith (Edwards ’98) & John Ficks ’89

Sarah & Jim Jurgensen

Kimberly & David Morstadt

Greer & John Schneider

Nora Zorich & Thomas Filardo

Selena Hariharan & James Kalinowski

Mitzie & Emerson Moser

Dotty Shaffer ’83

Marsha & Scott Firestein

Jessie Karthik & Karthik Kanagarajan

Rachel Warrington Moss ’82

Beth & Kevin Shaw

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Caroline Kalnow Shemony ’06

Kathleen & Kevin Foster

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney &

Amy & Jaimie Nathan

Nancy & John Silverman

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Beth & Joe Sims

Estate of Margaret Hooker Fraser H’63

Eric Kearney

Puja & Krishnanath Gaitonde

Anna (Binkley ’94) & Lair Kennedy

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Preeti Ghatora & Rajinder Singh

Molly & Tom Garber ’96

Ginger & Steve Kent

Stephanie Norton

Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld

Wendy Ellis Gardner & Todd Gardner

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 & Rick Kieser

Radhai Sridharan & Rajan Odayar

Susan Esler & Steve Skibo

Christine & Chris Garten

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Maria Kalomenidou & Yannis Skoufalos

The Orpha Ann Gatch Foundation

Elinor (Adick H’58) & Steve Kline

Libby (Warrington ’78) & Kevin Ott

Shelly & Matt Smith

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Kelly & Ken Kocher

Mary Ott

Erin & Jon Snelting

Dee Gettler

The Kohnen/McNair Families

Maria & Jim Papakirk

Ellen Pease Sole H’70

Dee Ann Gilmore

Jacquie Kovach

Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

Leslie & Andy Spooner

Ben Glassman ’93

Ami & Samir Kulkarni

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Jutta & Patrick Lafley

Elizabeth Dallman & Samir Patel

Jennifer & John Stein

Margot & Dan Good

Pat Landen H’50

Reena & Yash Patil

Kelli & Richard Stein

B. (Wiley ’75) & Abram Gordon

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Jennifer & Jim Pavelka

Sarah & Steiny Steinman

Gradison Foundation

Margaret (Avril ’75) &

Marla & Chris Peltier

Meghan & Christopher Stevens

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Karryn Schultz-Stieby & Bill Stieby

Angela & James Lee

Sandy Stolle Perry C’53

Elizabeth Stoehr ’82

Marni & Taylor Greenwald IV

Rae Vuic & Stephen Leeper

Alicia & Nate Peterson

Mary Reis Sullivan C’59*

Brooke & Daniel Guigui

Gina & Michael Leisring

Ellen Monson & Kenneth Petren

Ying Yi & Andrew Sun

Amita & Sunny Gupta

Cissy & Bob Lenobel

Kay Mitchell Pettengill H’41*

The Louise Taft Semple Foundation

Julie Albright & Brian Haas

The Peter F. Levin Philanthropic

Rachel Gustin ’93 & John Piersma

Margot Deupree Taylor L’55 H’61

Tasha & Jerry Porter

Julie & Hal Theobald

David Levy ’99

Joni & Dick Quimby

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Glenna McLain Light C’57

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Ellen Blemker Thomas C’58

Whitney Rowe Long H’65

Halle & Thomas Quinn

Isabelle & Jarrod Thomas

Carolyn (Huwe H’56) & Peter Ludwig

Lisa & John Raimondo

Allison & Aaron VanderLaan ’91

The H.B., E.W. & F.R. Luther

Sheila & Gary Reich

Barbara & Mark VanderLaan

Sherri & Ted Remaklus

Swapna & Vinod Varma

Linda (Heldman H’71) & Gary Greenberg

Karen & Drew Hagerty Veronica McCreary-Hall & Charles Hall Lalitha Parameswaran & Param Hariharan Susan & Jeff Harris Lisa Butler & Datha Harrison

Jonathan Lawson

Fund at InterAct for Change

Charitable Foundation

John Parlin III L’54

Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Mary & Larry Lutz

Dorothy Rigney

Leslie & Stephen Veldhuis

The John Hauck Foundation

Olivia & Chris Mann

Mona & Tony Rinaldi

Federica Pompei & Marco Volpi

Ellen Haude ’88

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Meredith & Giles Roblyer

Julianne Richardson Wagner ’88

Rob Heimann

Suzy Marquard H’68

Jennie Rosenthal L’75

Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

Mike Marrero

Dede Lewis Rowe ’78

Drew Gores L’66 H’72 &

Marilyn Fox Hill H’49*

Christa (Parker ’90) & Mark McAndrew

Julie & Nathan Rozof

Karen & David Hoguet

Megan & Mike McCuen

Ellie Fabe ’78 & Frank Russell L’72

Liza Martindale Weiner ’99

Sherry & Mark Holcomb

Trish & Tim McDonald

Marielle & Tony Samaha

Welchwood Foundation

Maureen & Frank Howard

Kyle McLaughlin

Jennifer & Len Sauers

Britty & Brian Wiles

HRD-C Foundation

Charlotte McMullan

Jared & Susan Schaefer

Karen & Fritz Wilger ’83

Hummingbird Society Foundation

In honor of Audrey and Aaron Howard

George Warrington

Adele Schiff*

Judy (Robinson H’67) & Joe Williams

Lara Danziger-Isakov & Ronnen Isakov

Kevin McNamara

Beth & Jim Schiff

Laura Welles Wilson ’84

Peggy Shaffer & Ben Jacks

The Meckel Family

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

Jodi Schmidtgoesling & Jay Woffington

Betty Freyhof Johnson H’40*

Lois & Cliff Mentrup

Gigi & Joseph Johnson

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman

Sarah, Mark, Betsy & Ginger Johnson

Robbie & John Michelman Ken Mims ’81

Foundation Inc. Jayna (Schlegel ’90) & Dan Schimberg ’80

BUILD.CONNECT.INSPIRE.

Lissy Fabe H’71

Estate of Rosamond Reed Wulsin C’38 & Dr. John H. Wulsin Margaret (Hogan H’60) & Jack Wyant

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Marcy Wydman ’76

Donors

Ben Glassman ’93

Jennifer & Bob Ringel

Mary Beth & Craig Young

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe* Head

Beth & Jim Schiff

Laurence Deprez & Stefano Zenezini

Janet & Larry Allgaier

Judith Johnson H’70

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

Anonymous (7)

Shelly & Nolan Bean

Sarah & Jim Jurgensen

Helen Chatfield Black H’41*

Kate & Larry Kennedy

Greer & John Schneider

Angela & Kent Buckley

Carolyn Klein

Erin & Jon Snelting

Helen Chatfield H’64*

Mary Kreimer H’44*

Jennifer & John Stein

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Sarah & Steiny Steinman

Rachael Rowe & Michael Cioffi

Toni LaBoiteaux H’57

Elizabeth & Chris Stock

Dorothy (Kim ’84) & Evan Corbett ’82

Jutta & Patrick Lafley

Fran & Dale Tesmond

Jennifer & Eric Dauer

Claire & David Maxwell

Anna & Dimitrios Topalidis

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman

Anonymous (1)

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Julie & John Gabriel

Alex Phillips ’02

Anonymous (1)

Christine & Chris Garten

Alex & Andrew Quinn

PHASE 3 G I F T S T O TA L : $ 6 ,0 8 8 , 5 2 3 THE MIDDLE SCHOOL

Challengers Angie Apple & Robert Cybulski Molly & Tom Garber ’96 Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Foundation Inc.

* Deceased

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WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY WHO CHOSE TO HONOR SOMEONE WITH A GIFT TO THE SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL. THE FOLLOWING LIST RECOGNIZES THOSE DONORS WHO SUPPORTED SEVEN HILLS IN HONOR OF SOMEONE FROM THE SEVEN HILLS COMMUNITY.

In h o n o r o f

In ho no r o f

In ho nor of

Chris Hedges

Louise & Gary Roselle

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83

K AT H Y D E U B E L L

In h o n o r o f

IIn ho no r o f

Ronna & Ben Schneider

Laura Leigh (Magruder) Hahn

T I M D R E W ' S N AT I O N A L COACH AWARD

In h o n o r o f

ANI (MARTIN ’94) & CHAD DUNN ’92

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn In ho no r o f

JUDY ARNOLD

Jan Anderson Ellen Houston ’04 In ho no r o f

KARL A BALSKUS

Pegi Leonard In ho no r o f

TERRY BETTS

Jan Anderson In ho no r o f

ANGELA BIELECKI

Cindy & Joe Garland In ho no r o f

S T E V E B L A C K L’ 6 0

Anonymous (1) In ho no r o f

M A R I LY N B R A U N

Pegi Leonard In ho no r o f

DONNA BREITENSTEIN

Priscilla Dunn In ho no r o f

W Y N N E M CC A R T H Y CURRY H’70

Kishen Mangat ’92 Julia Christiansen St. Pierre ’96 Anonymous (1) In ho no r o f

J U D Y D AV I S

Priscilla Dunn Patti Guethlein

C I C E LY K N E C H T

In h o n o r o f

RUTH FERGUSON

Cathryn Hosea Hilker H’49 In h o n o r o f

MICHELLE FOSTER

Louise & Gary Roselle In h o n o r o f

THE MARRIAGE OF BETH F O T H E R I N G I L L’ S H ’ 6 7 DAUGHTER LISABETH TO KEVIN BRILLIANT

MADELINE MAGRUDER’S 2 0 2 0 G R A D U AT I O N

In ho no r o f

EL IZAB ETH “B ITSY” G R EENWAL D MAP ES’ B IR THDAY

Jennifer & Len Sauers In ho no r o f

Laura (Hoguet ’06) & Jeff Leonard ’06 In h o n o r o f

TRICIA HOAR

Peggy Shaffer & Ben Jacks In h o n o r o f

MARGO KIRSTEIN

Patti & Fred Heldman Drew Gores L’66 H’72 & George Warrington In h o n o r o f

JASON KNARR ’94

Peggy Shaffer & Ben Jacks

B E T S Y & PA U L S I T T E N F E L D

Anonymous (1) In ho nor of

PA S T P R E S I D E N T J E N S T E I N

Polly Stein

NANCY MCCORMICK ’83

PETER & MICHAEL STEINS’ 2 0 2 0 G R A D U AT I O N

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83

In ho nor of

In ho no r o f

Alicia Bond-Lewis & Chris Lewis

DANA PEASE

Beth & Dan Driehaus

Priscilla Dunn

G R A D U AT I O N O F J U L I E HABBERT ’08

In ho nor of

In ho no r o f

In h o n o r o f

Elizabeth Stoehr ’82

In ho nor of

Elizabeth Stoehr ’82

In ho no r o f

Stephanie Gordon

In ho nor of

BETSY SITTENFELD

SUSAN MARRS

Margo Kirstein

ABRAM GORDON’S B I R T H D AY

ANDI FISCHER SIMON ’98

MEG DUNN PETRIC ’89

In ho no r o f

GINGER CARSON RUBIN C’72

Priscilla Dunn Patti Guethlein In ho no r o f

T H E S P E C I A L B I R T H D AY OF WEENIE SCHWEITZER RUSH H'68

Margo Kirstein

RECOGNITION DONORS

Recognition Gifts

REBECCA SWAIN

In ho nor of

THE 2020 RETIRING TEACHERS

Ellen Houston ’04 In ho nor of

BRIAN WABLER

Peggy Shaffer & Ben Jacks In ho nor of ROBIN WILSON

Greater Cincinnati US Bowling Congress In ho nor of ED WISEMAN

In ho no r o f

Priscilla Dunn

Beth & Dan Driehaus

In ho nor of

BILL SCHMIDT

In ho no r o f

AMY SHERMAN’S ’06 COMPLETING INFECTIOUS DISEASES FELLOWSHIP

LINDA WOLFE

Jan Anderson Ellen Houston ’04

Susan & Kenneth Sherman

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ENDOWED FUNDS

Donors to Endowed Funds A DA IR /CULP FAM I LY S CH OL A R S HI P F U N D

E L I NO R E A DICK KLIN E S C H O L A RS H IP FUN D

Polly Adair Culp H’65

Elinor Adick Kline H’58

Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld T HE ELIS E EATO N AL L E N CHA IR IN F IN E & PER F OR M IN G AR T S Estate of Robert Allen

Elizabeth Williams Lende H’60 E L I SA BE TH “BITS Y ” G R E E NWA LD M A P E S FUN D

ALEX BIBLER MEMORIAL SCHOL ARSHIP FUND

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Lindsay & Mark Bibler

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Anonymous (1)

Kim Takahashi

CATAWBA SCHOL ARSHIP FUND

K Y L E P LUS H S CHO L A RS H I P F U N D

Anonymous (1) CL ASS OF 1956 FUND FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING Ann McDowell Santen H’56 Cynthia Taylor Seybolt H’56 Judith Allen Thompson C’56 PAT R ICK D ON OVA N M EM OR IA L F U N D Anonymous (1) EA E M EM OR I AL F U N D Anonymous (1) F R ED ER ICK H AU C K S CH OL A R S HI P F U N D Sandy Hauck Elliott C’49 H IL LS DA LE C L ASS O F 1 9 57 EN D OWM EN T F U N D Margaret Parlin O'Malley H’57 H UN G ER F OR G R OWT H S CH OL A R S HI P F U N D Abbey Gauger ’09 Debbie Hill

E L I ZA BE TH WILLIA M S LE N DE S C H O L A RS H IP FUN D

Jennifer & Len Sauers

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation E L I NO R S CH E RR M O S H E R F U ND Betsy Alexander Berry H’57 B E N N O R DM E YE R FUN D TO PERPETUATE THE ACADEMIC, AT H LE TIC, & A RTIS TIC LIFE OF THE SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL Kitty Blair Fischer L’62 H’68 Marcia & Dick Snyder M ARY R E IS S ULLIVA N S C H O L A RS H IP FUN D Jack Frank Louise Kahn Jenks C’60 Meghan & Andy Nelson T H E M IR IA M TITCO MB M E M O R IA LS FUN D Murray Monroe ’84 Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82 T H E JACK WH ITE S C H O L A RS H IP FUN D Caroline Bahlman ’06

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Memorial Gifts MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNIT Y WHO CHOSE TO R E M E M B E R S O M E O NE WIT H A GIF T TO T H E S E V E N H ILLS S C H O O L. T H E F O LLOWING LIS T R ECO GNIZ E S T H O S E D O NO R S WH O S U P P O R T E D S E V E N H ILLS IN M E M O R Y O F S O M E O NE F R O M T H E S E V E N H ILLS CO M M U NIT Y.

Margo Kirstein Dr. Doughlas Magenheim David Motch L’53 Janet (Keys H’58) & John Simpkinson L’49 Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld Anonymous (1) In memory of SU SAN KOEN I G

S P EMCEI A MLO PRU I ARLP O G SI FETSS

Burton Closson L’42 WE A R E GR AT E F U L TO T H E

William & Anne Chatfield In memory of

In memory of KALEB BRILL ’12

Susan Marrs In memory of LOIS C AR MIC HAEL Pegi & John Leonard

In memory of JEN N Y C AR R

JJ MC HEN R Y ’ 9 2

Ann (Shepard H’64) & Leland Bulger Lynn (Schweitzer H’68) & Jeff Rush In memory of BEN N OR D ME Y E R

Charlotte Goering In memory of

William & Anne Chatfield

AD EL E SC HIFF

In memory of

Margo Kirstein

HEL EN C HATF IEL D H’ 6 4

Mary Ott

Ann (Shepard H’64) & Leland Bulger

Lee Simmons

Margo Kirstein

Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld

In memory of MILDRED CULP C’67

Karen & David Hoguet

Ellen Vanderhorst Anonymous (1)

Polly Adair Culp H’65

In memory of

Betsy & Paul Sittenfeld

PATR IC IA R IC E

In memory of JOE HEAD

Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael Coombe L’72 In memory of

Chris Rice ’88 Linda Wolfe In memory of JOHN STEEL E

Margo Kirstein

MAR Y LYDA HU TC HIN SON HOWE H’ 42

In memory of

Nancy Pechstein Aubke H’67

Kim Takahashi

In memory of MARTHA WHITAKER JONES H’43

Gay Seybolt Bain H’51

HIR O TAKAHA S H I

In memory of JAC K WHITE

William & Anne Chatfield

SEVEN HILLS STUDENTS AND

F A C U LT Y D E S I G N C U R R I C U L U M T O E N G A G E S T U D E N T S I N E X P E R I E N C E S T H AT H E L P T H E M B E T T E R U N D E R S TA N D O U R W O R L D

At Seven Hills, students of all ages learn the importance of citizenship. When classes were in person and when they moved online because of the unanticipated timing of the onset of COVID-19 during the 2019-20 school year, our Middle and Upper School faculty developed curriculum to foster civic engagement. Eighth-graders Participate in Immersive Social Equity Experience Throughout the school year, eighth-graders studied Living Today, an in-depth, multi-lesson unit developed by the eighth-grade teaching team, which examined the interconnectivity of affordable housing, immigration, and food insecurity in Cincinnati. “Living Today is about being an informed citizen of this world, whether that is in the classroom at Seven Hills, the city of Cincinnati, the country, or the world,” said eighth-grade history teacher Judith Neidlein-Dial. Before Seven Hills moved to remote learning, students participated in a field study at the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition. Located in Over-the-Rhine, the coalition’s mission is the eradication of homelessness in the city. Eighthgraders also visited 3CDC (Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation), a nonprofit that renovates properties in downtown Cincinnati. Each organization presented a different side of the debate over affordable housing. Neidlein-Dial noted that eighth-grade students are able to think critically about problems that contain conflicting points of view. “These are fantastic teachable moments,” she said. “This lesson is really about taking an issue and looking at it from 60

different perspectives and developing your own opinion. It reflects the world we live in.” On campus, eighth-graders completed dynamic, hands-on activities related to affordable housing, immigration, and food insecurity. Students examined SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs) in their math, history, and sciences classes. They also heard from speakers, including a woman who is an immigrant in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, which allows some children of undocumented immigrations to become eligible for a work permit in the United States. Head of Middle School Bill Waskowitz said Living Today gives students the opportunity to develop their abstract and critical thinking skills and look outside themselves to “understand the greater good.” “Living Today asks kids to think about structural dynamics and systemic issues, such as systemic racism and systemic discrimination against those who are poor,” Waskowitz said. “It’s asking them to move well beyond their own bubble and outside their own comfort space. We want kids to feel uncomfortable and question, as this is when they are on the cusp of making meaningful and impactful discoveries that are personally relevant.” Juniors Use Journalism to Explore Impact of COVID-19 During remote learning, Upper School teacher Dan Polifka’s junior history class became reporters with a lesson examining the impact of COVID-19 on people living in Cincinnati. Students were asked to identify an area of life affected by the pandemic—such as business or health care—and interview one person in that field about

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their experiences. Students used the interviews to create journalistic videos exploring their chosen topic. “This project helped students realize how much is on the line for a lot of people during the pandemic,” Polifka said. “That was clearly one big takeaway from some of the groups that did projects on business, especially on some local small businesses.” Polifka said the purpose of the lesson was pushing students outside their comfort zones and looking beyond themselves to better understand the experiences of others. He added that students are experiencing a once-in-a-lifetime event. “Our students are living through what’s going to become history. I tuned them into that and had them think about that,” Polifka said. “It’s something that we don’t often get to do. We’re often talking about things that feel quite remote to a lot of students. This is something that felt real.” Head of Upper School Matt Bolton said Polifka’s work is emblematic of the Upper School history department’s philosophy of stressing the relevance of history and how it intersects with students’ lives and experiences.

Sixth-grade English teacher Emily Stettler noted that the unit asked students to empathize with the difficult decisions people make in situations related to safety. “Students were presented with situations where they considered the point of view of many different people to understand how challenging it can be to make a decision you know will have consequences,” Stettler said. “For instance, ‘How do you most effectively care for the sick and protect the healthy?’” Students saw the lessons they learned play out in real time a few months later with the global spread of COVID-19. Stettler said she hopes the unit gave students insight to the decisions that are being made by governments daily. “Since we went into quarantine only a few months after the unit, students certainly saw how disease can spread, particularly in a world that is so connected,” Licata said. “We certainly didn’t realize when we planned and taught the lesson that they would be living through a pandemic, with real-world applications of some of the big issues we discussed.”

“Our history department presents history not as a static set of facts to be memorized or periods that you should study. History is shaped by the present and by the future,” Bolton said. “We help our students see that it’s a dialogue between the present and the past.” Sixth-graders Study Intricacies of Infectious Diseases In January, sixth-graders took part in an unintentionally timely unit on infectious diseases. The cross-curricular lesson examined issues related to infectious diseases and how they affect citizens across the world. “The sixth-grade teachers highlighted the differences between countries with differing resource levels dealing with an infectious disease, as well as the privilege of access to medicine and proper nutrition,” sixth-grade science teacher Jennifer Licata said. Students particularly focused on the bubonic plague as a historic event, including its connections to geography and a lesson about its statistics in math class. “We also talked about the misconceptions during that time period related to how the disease spread, the treatment, and prevention,” Licata said. ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE THROUGH GROWTH AND ADAPTATION

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M ATC H I N G G I F T S & F R I E N D S

Matching Gifts & Friends of Seven Hills

MATCH I N G G I F T S The Benevity Community Impact Fund of the American Online Giving Foundation Campbell Soup Company Capital Group Companies Matching Gift Program The Clorox Company

Delta Air Lines Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Fifth Third Foundation GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program

Lilly US Matching Gifts Program

Robert Half

Macy's Inc. Matching Gifts Program

Salesforce

Marsh & McLennan Companies Matching Gifts to Education Program

Standard Insurance Company

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program PNC Foundation

The UBS Matching Gifts Program UnitedHealth Group

2019 -20

F RIENDS O F SE V E N H I L L S

E L I S E E ATO N A L L E N C H A I R

LOTSPEICH – GENERAL

AmazonSmile Foundation

Estate of Robert Allen

Melinda Freedman Staveley L’55

Alexa & Rob McDonald

E L I S E E ATO N A L L E N PERFORMING ARTS FUND

LOTSPEICH AUTHOR VISIT FUND

Kath & Robert Murphy

Estate of Robert Allen

Anonymous (1)

ALUMNI FINE & PERFORMING ARTS AWARD

L O T S P E I C H P O L L I N AT I O N W E I G H S TAT I O N

Larry Pauly ’79

Anonymous (1)

AT H L E T I C S – G E N E R A L

Susan & Peter Cha

MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE D E PA R T M E N T

AT H L E T I C S – B AT T I N G C A G E S

Julie & John Gabriel

Kroger Community Rewards

Tracy Li & Pezhman Shams

Katja & Dennis Creech Jennifer & Eric Dauer Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe D A N I E L B E AV E R MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Barbara Beaver Woody Woodward

Rekha & Haleem Chaudhary

MUSIC AND ARTS D E PA R T M E N T

Ellen Caldwell Sewell H’54 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN OF TEACHERS

Ellen Haude ’88 Chris Rice ’88

MADAME BONNIE B I N K L E Y A S S E M B LY F U N D

SCHOLARSHIP – GENERAL

Jack Binkley

Fund for Independent Schools of

THE BUENGER AWARD

Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati Inc. DOHERTY – GENERAL

Ellen Coombe ’13 F A C U LT Y S A L A R I E S

Anonymous (1)

SPECIAL PURPOSES

Gifts and Grants for Special Purposes

Cincinnati Inc. The Robert Gould Foundation Inc. Laurie & Brian Hubert Anne Taylor Kunkel C’65 Mary Wommack ’82 Anonymous (1) SHARP PROGRAM

Ferrial Lanton ’01 Anonymous (1)

L A W S O N F A M I LY F U N D F O R T E A C H E R A S S I S TA N C E

TENNIS – UPPER SCHOOL

Lawsie (Pennington C’65) &

Matt Kelly ’97

Michael Coler

LEGACY SOCIETY

2019 - 20

ALUMNI

Margaret Pogue Fisk C’33*

Leslie Bennett McNeill C’61

Tina Wagner L’69

Louise (Knauft H’54) &

Margaret Hooker Fraser H’63*

Amy Crutchfield Meyer ’84

Abby Dittmann Wise H’47

Evelyn Comey Frost H’47

Barbara McKay Miller C’18*

Joan Patterson Witten C’43*

Gail Barrows Austin C’59

Ann Gatch H’37*

Anne Mitchell Pezzano H’72

Nan (Sikes H’68) & Dan Witten II

Christine Marting Baermann C’36*

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Diane Moffett C’74

Jean Verity Woodhull H’39*

Gay (Seybolt H’51) & Saint* Bain

Elizabeth Deupree Goldsmith H’38*

Livy Hickenlooper More C’61

Rosamond Reed Wulsin C’38*

Helen Chatfield Black H’41*

Elizabeth (Carson C’48) &

Marjorie McCullough Motch C’41

Anonymous (10)

Agnes Tietig Parlin C’33*

FRIENDS OF SEVEN HILLS

Samuel* Allen

Steve Black L'60

William Hall L’37*

Victoria Frazer Bonebrake ’77

Ellen Haude ’88

Emily Bookwalter Demar L’24*

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe* Head

Lara Brightwell ’77

Susan Jones Hickenlooper H’63

Janet Patterson Raymond C’44*

Pat Cornell Brodie H’38*

Dr. Norman Hill L’39*

Joan Fleischer Reckseit H’44*

Rhoda (Allen H’67) &

Phyllis Siebenthaler Hopple H’40*

Monte Richardson C’30*

Pattie (Scifres H’68) &

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61

Sandra Gans

Jennie Rosenthal L’75

Amita & Sunny Gupta

John Brooks L’57 Virginia Wilkinson Brooks H’43

Andy Jamison

Tory (Woodhull H’63) & John Parlin III L’54

Elana Rhodes Byrd-Kehler C’60

Betty Freyhof Johnson H’40*

Marjorie Schiele C’31*

Helen Chatfield H’64 *#

Sussannah Skinner Kelly H’65

Betsy (Klein L’51) &

Lawsie (Pennington C’65) &

Elinor Adick Kline H’58

Michael Coler Margaret (Walker H’70) & Tom Comey L’57 Martha Strauss Condit H’33* Eva Jane Romaine Coombe H’48*

Marvin Schwartz

Robert Allen* Jack Binkley Carol Brestel* Charlin & Peter Briggs Barb & Andrew Bryans Dr. Bernard & Rachel Foster

Tom Hayes Dan Hoffheimer Judge Timothy S. Hogan* Peter Koenig Jean Leach*

Mary DeBus Knauft C’27*

Marta Murrie Simons C’57*

Mary Stuart Kreimer H’44*

Margery Wing Sisson Runyan H’37*

Toni LaBoiteaux H’57

Lib Asbury Stone H’48

Randy (Upson H’63) &

Margaret Stone ’78

Jeff Rush

Renee Stoops ’90

Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld

Keith LaFerriere

Barbara & Donald Lowry* Gary Monnier Robin Nenninger

Ellen & Ray van der Horst

Anne Brown Dauler H’39*

Susan Steman Laffoon H’57

Nellie Leaman Taft H’55*

Emily Bookwalter Demar L’24*

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

Margot Deupree Taylor H’61

Jane (Maddox C’65) &

Sylvia Taft Lotspeich H’37*

Elizabeth Adams Tehan C’28*

Mary Wood-Constable

Pamela Lee Lowry H’62

Jane McKay Thomas C’25*

John Wulsin*

Sandy (Hauck C’49) & Allen* Elliott

Anni Macht C’70

Martha Benedict Tuttle H’34*

Carol Iannitto Euskirchen H’61

Sally Crane Martindale H’42*

Ruth Smith Upson H’41*

* Deceased

Mary Van Antwerp Fabe C’44*

Dr. Merlyn McClure H’43*

Elizabeth Urban ’81

# New member as of Fiscal Year 2020

Claire Martin Fairman H’50*

Lucy Brown Wagner McKee H’34*

Ruth Harrison Venable C’52

Igor Dumbadze

LEGACY SOCIETY

Legacy Society

Michael Wilger* Jean Wommack*

Anonymous (2)

WAY S T O G I V E

Contributions to The Seven Hills School may be made using any of the following methods: CHECKS

E M P L O Y E R M AT C H I N G G I F T S

PL ANNED GIFTS

Checks made payable to The Seven Hills

Many employers sponsor matching gifts

Designating a planned gift to The Seven Hills

School can be mailed to us at:

programs and will match any charitable

School in your estate plans can benefit both

The Seven Hills School

contributions made by their employees.

your family and the school by mitigating your

Development Office

To find out if your company has a matching

estate taxes and possibly income taxes, while

5400 Red Bank Road

gift program, please call the Development

creating a lasting legacy for future students. To

Cincinnati, OH 45227

Office at 513.728.2430 or check with your

learn more about tax savings and other benefits

human resources department to inquire

of Planned Giving, please visit our website at

about your company’s policies.

7hills.org/giving or contact Margo Kirstein,

CREDIT CARD

• Phone - To make a gift by credit card over the phone, please call the

SECURITIES

Development Office at 513.728.2430.

For information about making a gift of stock

• Online - Make your gifts safely and

or appreciated securities, please call the

securely by credit card at

Development Office at 513.728.2430, or visit

7hills.org/giving. Seven Hills accepts Visa,

our website at 7hills.org/giving and download

MasterCard, and American Express.

our stock transfer instructions.

Director of Development, at 513.728.2437. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this report is accurate and complete as of June 30, 2020. However, despite our sincere efforts to avoid errors, they may occur and for this we apologize in advance. If information is misspelled or listed under an incorrect heading, please notify us at 513.728.2430.

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SCHOOL LEADERSHIP 2 0 1 9 -2 0 Christopher P. Garten Head of School Susan Marrs Assistant Head of School, Director of College Counseling, Director of Studies Grades 6-12 Matthew J. Bolton, Ph.D. Head of Upper School Carolyn A. Fox Head of Lotspeich Lower School Tracy L. Murch Head of Doherty Lower School William J. Waskowitz Head of Middle School Scott D. Cagle Director of Technology Christine L. Hedges Director of Communications & Marketing Janet S. Hill Director of Enrollment Management Robert W. Horne Director of Finance & Operations Margo A. Kirstein Director of Development A. Scott Willard Director of Athletics

DEVELOPMENT TEAM Margo Kirstein

Sarah Ott Lautar '05

Vallie Freeman

Annemarie Worobetz

Director of Development

Director of Alumni Engagement

Director of Annual Giving

Donor Relations and

margo.kirstein@7hills.org 513.728.2437

Ann Brock Database Administrator

Stewardship Manager

Hillsdale Campus Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 Doherty Campus Cincinnati, Ohio 45206 513.728.2400 PA R E N T S O F A LU M N I : If a Seven Hills publication is addressed to your son or daughter and he or she no longer maintains a permanent address at your home, please notify the Development Office. Contact Ann Brock at 513.728.2434 or ann.brock@7hills.org