Seven Hills School Annual Report for 2014-15 by The Seven Hills School

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2014 -15

IN OUR 2014-15 ANNUAL REPORT

we are celebrating the growth and great success of our academics, athletics, arts, and college counseling programs – all the product of hard work, ongoing research, and strategic planning.

CONTENTS

Written by Karla Dejean

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FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL FROM THE BOARD CHAIR & PRESIDENT TRUSTEES, ADVISORY COUNCIL, & ALUMNI BOARD OF VISITORS

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HIGHLIGHTS OF 2014-15 A SINGULAR MOMENT IN HISTORY FINANCIAL REPORT 2014/2015 CONSECUTIVE YEARS DONORS DIVERSIFIED DONOR SOCIETY STEM EDUCATION ANNUAL GIVING: THE YEAR IN REVIEW THE SEVEN HILLS FUND LEADERSHIP SOCIETY SENIOR PARENT DONORS CURRENT PARENT DONORS GLOBAL LEARNING ALUMNI DONORS EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION GRANDPARENT DONORS PARENTS OF ALUMNI DONORS FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS FACULTY & STAFF DONORS FORMER EMPLOYEE DONORS CAPITAL PROJECTS DONORS TO ENDOWED FUNDS FUNDS & FOUNDATIONS MATCHING GIFTS/FRIENDS OF TSHS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT RECOGNITION GIFTS MEMORIAL GIFTS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETY GIFTS & GRANTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES LEGACY SOCIETY WAYS TO GIVE; LEADERSHIP & STAFF

C H RISTOPHER P .

GARTEN

Dear Seven Hills family and friends, Though it was not without its challenges, the 2014 -15 school year also brought us a great deal to celebrate as a school community. Despite an increasingly competitive college admissions climate, members of the Class of 2015 earned offers of admission from some of the nation’s leading universities: American, Barnard, Boston College, Boston University, Bowdoin, Bucknell, Berkeley, Carleton, Case Western, U. Chicago, U. Cincinnati, Claremont McKenna, Columbia, Cornell, DePaul, Duke, Elon, Emory, George Washington, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Kenyon, Miami, Michigan, NYU, Northwestern, OSU, Penn, Pomona, Purdue, Rice, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, and Washington University. In May, 127 sophomores, juniors, and seniors took a total of 268 college-level AP exams, an astonishing 96% of those exams yielding college-qualifying scores of 3 or higher! To put this in perspective, 60% of AP students nationwide earn even one passing score of 3 or above; at Seven Hills, that figure is 99%! The mean score for Seven Hills was 4.16 out of 5.0, well above the 3.04 mean for AP students in Ohio or 2.82 nationwide. Our swim team won the school’s first-ever team state championship while Middle and Upper School teams in several sports staged record playoff runs. Student participation in competitive athletics reached an all-time high, helped, in part, by the opening of our new Lower Fields Athletic Complex and other significant enhancements to our athletics facilities. Our Middle and Upper School drama students earned regional recognition at the Junior Theater Festival and the Cappies, while fine and performing arts students in all four divisions thrilled us with extraordinary performances in a host of events throughout the year. Now just 24 months into our Strategic Plan, the faculty has planned and executed a significant number of enhancements to our educational program. To prepare students for a global community, we have oriented literature and history courses even more fully toward global issues, dramatically expanded world language and exchange programs, and developed a series of electives focused on contemporary, global issues, studied from an interdisciplinary perspective. As a growing number of our students aspire to careers in science and technology, we have added a host of electives in engineering, computer science, biotechnology, and digital arts. We have also developed a signature Middle School program called the Innovation Lab. This immersion in “design thinking,” based on research from Stanford University, is part of a school-wide effort to engage students in applying what they learn to real world problems. In his new role as director of experiential learning, Nick Francis has developed a signature program to help students find “a path to purpose.” The Experiential Learning program is a student-driven, teacher-guided journey that begins with self-awareness. After personality inventories, assemblies with professionals and thought leaders in our community, and reflection activities, Nick guides students toward exploration experiences: online courses, camps, summer work or internships, and travel and exchange programs. For some students, this journey may culminate in a concentration in one of several interest areas: technology, the arts, entrepreneurship, global citizenship, environmental stewardship, or political engagement. The overall goal is to create multiple pathways for our students to discover who they are, what they love, and how they might utilize their unique talents in meaningful and fulfilling ways. In sum, it continues to be a very exciting time at Seven Hills. These achievements have called for a great deal of time, care, and energy from our dedicated faculty and students. But they have also required the full support of this entire school community. We are deeply grateful for all you have done, and continue to do, to support the ambitious dreams of our students. Sincerely,

Christopher P. Garten Head of School 3

E LIZABETH

SCHIFF BOARD CHAIR & PRESIDENT

Dear friends,

This past year we celebrated the 40th anniversary of the merger that created The Seven Hills School. It was a wonderful opportunity to reflect on how far our school has come in a relatively short time. Consider, for example, just the last 15 years. In 1998 -2007, the school embarked on a major effort to enhance its instructional facilities. The generous commitment of this entire community to the Campaign for One and All and a subsequent mini-campaign built Haile Hall, the early childhood center on the Doherty Campus, and, at Hillsdale, a new Upper School building, with state-of-the-art laboratories and technology infrastructure, our first-ever turf field, and the Donovan Arts Center, with the art, music, and drama classrooms that have fueled an explosion of interest in the fine and performing arts. In 2007- 2012, the Board devoted considerable energy to building the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s endowment, which has grown from $12 million to $35 million over the last decade. The funds provided by the Critical Assets Campaign enable the school to attract and retain a world-class faculty, support ongoing faculty training and the development of an innovative, future-focused curriculum, and expand the financial aid program to extend the benefits of a Seven Hills education to a larger and much more diverse student population. Now, guided by our Strategic Plan of 2013, we have begun a significant effort to refine the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s educational program to ensure that our graduates have the skills to excel in an increasingly competitive global economy. In the last two years alone, Seven Hills has added a host of new programs in world languages, contemporary global issues, science and engineering, and biotechnology. We have expanded advisory, student support, and college counseling programs and introduced signature programs in design thinking and experiential learning. At the same time, we have expanded enrollment in the Middle and Upper School and added Beginnings, pre-kindergarten for two-year-olds, and a host of afterschool enrichment programs to serve our families with young children. The lynchpin of our five-year strategic plan is an ambitious Master Site Plan. Over the next five years, we hope to modernize our facilities on both campuses to help build a more cohesive community and support a wide range of real world learning experiences for our students. The opening of our new Lower Fields Athletic Complex last October and the imminent completion of the Taft Early Childhood Center has generated significant momentum by supporting important improvements in our athletics program and in the range of academic and enrichment programs we can offer to young families. At the same time we have completed an extensive renovation of the Doherty playground adjacent to Johnstone Place. Having nearly completed these three important projects, the Board has turned its attention to securing leadership support for the next two items on our Master Site Plan, a new Center for Arts and Leadership, including up to a 450-seat auditorium, and some long-anticipated enhancements to our athletic facilities including, hopefully, five new tennis courts, a larger baseball field, and a new field house, with three indoor courts to support our rapidly expanding program. It is a privilege to be associated with a school community so deeply committed to a process of continuous improvement. On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I thank this entire school community for the important role you continue to play in sustaining and enhancing our school.

Elizabeth Y. Schiff, Chair Seven Hills Board of Trustees

TRUSTEES BOARD OF TRUSTEES Elizabeth York Schiff, Chair & President Andrew Quinn, Vice Chair Jennifer Stein, Vice Chair Stephen J. Baggott, Treasurer Mala Patel, Secretary Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 Cathy Caldemeyer H’72 Shannon Carter H’67 Mike Collette Michael A. Coombe L‘72 Jennifer Dauer Ron DeLyons Marc Fisher Margot Good Drew Gores L‘66, H’72 Mark Heiman Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney Sashi Kilaru Margaret Avril Lawson ‘75 Meghan Sullivan Nelson Michael Nordlund Dan Schimberg '80 James P. Shanahan, Jr. Nancy Shepherd John I. Silverman Craig Young Scott Carroll ’85, Alumni Representative Elizabeth Rogers, Parent Assoc. Representative Christopher P. Garten, Head of School

COUNCIL ALUMN I

ADVISORY

COUNCIL

Janet Allen-Reid ’76 Jennie Rosenthal Berliant L’75 Steve Black L’60

A L U M N I B O A R D O F V I S I TO R S Sally Bidlingmeyer ’84 Heidi Black ’98 Sarah Pancoast Broad ’94

Stephen Brewster ’80

Kenya Brock ’98

Lee Carter

Scott Carroll ’85

Lawsie Coler C’65

Rebecca Lindy Coll ’83

Craig Decker

Dorothy Kim Corbett ’84

Allen Elliott*

Evan Corbett ’82

Jane Garvey C’74 Louise Atkins Head H’56 Grace Allen Hill ‘80 David Hoguet Cal Kalnow Libby Landen Krone ’77

John Ficks ’89 Meredith Edwards Ficks ’98 Tom Garber ’96 Ben Glassman ’93 Ellen Haude ’88 Lisa Richardson Henske ’83

John McIlwraith

John Hepp ’98

Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82

Ed Howe ’84

Tory Woodhull Parlin H’63 Beth Schiff

Elida Kamine ’99 Amy Bulger Kattman ’89

Jim Schiff

David Levy ’99

Paul Sittenfeld

Ken Mims ’81

P.G. Sittenfeld ’03 Mary Reis Sullivan C’59 Dudley Taft L’52 Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83 Chip Niehoff ’88 Jayna Schlegel Schimberg ’90 Dotty Shaffer ’83

Ellen van der Horst

Tiernan Sittenfeld ’92

Paula Wharton ’83

Benjamin van der Horst ’05

Stocky Wulsin Peg Wyant H’60 Marcy Wydman ’76

Aaron VanderLaan ’91 Joe Waterman ’92 Liza Martindale Weiner ’99 * Denotes deceased

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SCORED 3 OR HIGHER ON AP EXAMS

FROM CLASS OF 2016 E A R N E D N AT I O N A L MERIT RECOGNITION

FACILITIES

ACADEMIC

ACHIEVEMENTS

In May 2015, 127 students took 276 Advanced Placement exams in 15 subjects; 97% of them earned college-qualifying scores of 3 or higher. Thirty-eight seniors and 25 juniors were recognized as AP Scholars, scoring 3 or above on at least three Advanced Placement exams.

E N H A N C E M E N T S

Seven Hills opened its new Lower Fields Athletic Complex in October 2014.

The â&#x20AC;&#x153;mid-50%â&#x20AC;? SAT scores for the Class of 2015 were among the highest in the region: Critical Reading: 620 - 690 (average 663); Math: 590 -740 (average 664); Writing: 610 -720 (average 668).

The Nellie Leaman Taft Early Childhood Center opened in August 2015.

Twenty-nine percent of the Class of 2016 (25 students) earned National Merit recognition; 10 from the graduating Class of 2015 were named National Merit finalists. Seven Hills students distinguished themselves in a host of academic competitions across the state of Ohio in 2014 -15: Certamen (classics); the Ohio Junior Classical League; National French Contest; Louder Than a Bomb youth poetry contest; American Mathematics Competition; American Invitational Mathematics Exam; MATHCOUNTS; Model UN; Mock Trial; and Tech Olympics.

The new playground on the Doherty Campus opened in September 2 015.

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750

STUDENTS IN ARTS PROGRAMS

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PERFORMING

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ARTS

More than 750 students school-wide participated in arts programs; 450 students participated in elective arts courses throughout the 2 014 -15 school year. The performing arts faculty directed 28 productions: 20 in Lower School and eight in Middle and Upper in the 2 014 -15 school year. The visual arts faculty hosted nine installations featuring student work.

Seven Hills students participated in five major arts competitions, such as the Overture Awards, Cappies, and Junior Theater Festival, in which our Middle and Upper School students received prestigious recognition.

28 THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS

ENROLLMENT School opened in August 2014 with 1,046 students in 2 014 -15, the highest enrollment since 2006-07. Pre-kindergarten for 2- year-olds entered a successful second year on the Doherty Campus in 2014-15, the first program of its kind in the school’s history. Students of color made up 31% of the school’s total enrollment in 2014 -15, up from 15% just 10 years ago.

1,046

2 0 1 4 2 0 15

STUDENTS ENROLLED

NEW COURSES AND PROGRAMS Doherty and Lotspeich offered a host of new enrichment activities through the “After the Bell” program in 2014 -15, and introduced supplemental instrumental music instruction began this fall for fourth and fifth graders. Middle School launched the Innovation Lab to teach design thinking, as well as expanded its world language option to include a bridge program in spoken Spanish, and, for 2015 -16, introduced two new courses in Chinese. Upper School launched new elective courses in biotechnology, environmental

history, computer engineering, and technical theater at the start of the 2015 -16 school year. Seven Hills teachers attended 156 professional development conferences and workshops in 23 states and four countries, during the 2014 -15 school year. With funding provided by The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation, 38 teachers earned curriculum renewal grants to align at least one instructional unit with the school’s Twenty-first Century Learning goals.

TEACHERS EARNED CURRICULUM RENEWAL GRANTS

SPECIAL PROGRAMS Throughout the school year, our students had access to and participated in a number of assemblies, programs, community service projects, and traveling opportunities that built upon the multi-faceted, rich learning experiences synonymous to the Seven Hills academic culture. Examples of these include: Students participated in several communitybuilding assemblies: the Kindness Retreat in Lower, the Courage Retreat and the Hunger Banquet in Middle, and the Magnified Giving program in Upper. Students school-wide led a host of service learning projects, including: the Day without Shoes, Tunnel Walk, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Convocation, the Middle School’s annual Caring Place and Spring Food Drive, and the Upper School’s ShantyTown project. Our students also explored the broader world through a number of experiential learning opportunities in the form of a number of field trips to North Carolina, Shaw Farms, Glen Helen, as well as studies abroad through our foreign exchange programs in Italy, China, and Spain.

ATHLETICS Eighty-one percent (737 students) of our students in grades one through 12 participated on at least one competitive athletic team during the 2014 -15 school year. In addition, 43 Upper School students were recognized as three-season athletes. School-wide, Seven Hills fielded 105 teams in 2014 -15: 43 in the fall, 31 in the winter, and 31 in the spring. Seven Hills athletes won our firstever state championship (boys swimming) during the 2014 -15 school year, two relay state

championships (boys swimming), two district championships (boys soccer and boys swimming) and two sectional championships (boys soccer and boys golf). Seven Hills won six Miami Valley Conference championships in bowling, swimming, soccer, lacrosse, tennis, and softball throughout the 2014 -15 school year. Middle School teams won league titles in seventh and eighth grade boys soccer, and girls sixth grade Soccer Association for Youth (SAY) soccer.

Two SAY soccer teams qualified for the State Tournament; two Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) basketball teams won League Championships, and three Middle School teams finished the regular season undefeated. Seven Hills athletes won four swimming events at the City Championship Meet and eight events at the Miami Valley Conference Track Championship Meet.

PARTICIPATION IN COMPETITIVE ATHLETIC TEAMS

A SINGULAR MOMENT IN HISTORY

In our 2014-15 Annual Report we are celebrating the growth and great success of our academics, athletics, arts, and college counseling programs – all the products of hard work, ongoing research, and strategic planning.

As we take in the complexities of the world, juxtaposed with the recent growth and evolution of Seven Hills, we quickly begin to see that our school is experiencing a singular moment in history. In the way our students press forward with grit and determination to not only learn more, but learn differently; in the way our faculty pursue myriad ways to impart and exchange knowledge; in the way our teams exhibit character on the fields, and our youngest students embrace discovery, The Seven Hills School community is united by a deep commitment to uphold the highest standards in all that we do, enabling our students to develop arête, in an ever-changing world. In keeping with our belief that we should always seek to broaden our vision, we are expanding our Lower, Middle, and Upper school course offerings and programs, in order to incorporate a more comprehensive global and contemporary curriculum. In that same light, we are responding to our need to increase course offerings in the areas of science, technology, engineering, and math. From the arts disciplines, to design thinking, to areas of innovation, our Doherty, Lotspeich, Middle, and Upper school students are coding, building, and rethinking, across disciplines and divisions, every day.

For instance, with our new experiential learning program and an expanded college counseling program – now starting college counseling at ninth grade – we are further defining our role as a student-centered school. As we guide each student through his or her learning experience, we are also asking our students to identify and explore what they love, understanding that life and learning are inextricable. In many ways, the seeds for what our students love are planted in the early years. On the Hillsdale Campus, we welcomed our youngest students to the new, state-ofthe-art Nellie Leaman Taft Early Childhood Center, which is part of the Lotspeich Lower School. While we welcomed back returning pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students, we are thrilled to see our newest students – 2-year-olds who now attend pre-kindergarten for two-year-olds, launched on the Hillsdale Campus this fall. The year of 2014-15 also brought sweeping successes in the areas of fine and performing arts, and athletics. In the area of athletics, we are seeing our school community move beyond expectations, into the realm where dreams have come true. After just one year of building, in the fall of 2014-15, Seven Hills opened an expansive athletics complex, allowing the school to emerge as home to one of the best K-12 athletic facilities in Greater Cincinnati.

The work and dedication of students and faculty within our fine and performing arts department have far exceeded anything we have seen in the recent past. The spark of steady development over the past five years has kindled advancements in fine and performing arts. That growth has ignited a vision to provide a facility – namely, the Center for Arts and Leadership – that will provide much needed space for our expanded arts programs, speaker presentations, student debate forums, community events, and much more. At Seven Hills, we believe every Doherty, Lotspeich, Middle, and Upper school student will experience, personally, the benefits and joys of the many enhancements to our curriculum, facilities, and programs. We value the richness and depth of content present throughout our curriculum, our relationships, and in our daily routines. We know none of these remarkable accomplishments, across divisions, departments, grades, and disciplines at Seven Hills, is a coincidence. Rather, it is the product of supportive relationships, our students’ hard work, ongoing research, strategic planning, and the intuitive understanding of what our students need – and where they are headed.

THE FINANCIAL REPORT

Fi nancial Report

2014-15

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, 2015. 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 underenrolled 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.

7% RE

6% N

EXPENSES N

Annual Fund Gifts - 5%

Tuition & Fees - 79%

REVENUES

State Funds - 4%

79%

Auxiliary Services - 6% Interest and Misc. Income - 2%

Financial Aid - 14% Instructional Material and Technology - 6%

Endowment Draw - 5%

Salaries & Benefits - 56%

56%

Physical Plant and Operations - 8% State Funds - 3% Auxiliary Services - 6% General Institutional Expenses - 7%

Fi nancial Report

2 0 1 4 - 1 5 REVE N UE S & E X PE N S E S R E V E N U E S

2014-15 Actual

Tuition & Fees

$20,602,245

Gifts to Annual Fund: Unrestricted Gifts Restricted for Other Uses

Endowment Draw

$1,214,278

$311,767

State Funds Auxiliary Services

$1,228,937

$1,092,979

Interest and Misc. Income

$1,471,449

TOTAL REVENUE

FINANCIAL REPORT

TH E

YEAR I N REVI EW

$263,536

$26,185,191

E X P E N S E S

Salary & Benefits

Financial Aid Instructional Material & Technology Physical Plant & Operations

2014-15 Actual $14,560,114

$3,756,542

$1,587,517

State Funds Auxiliary Services General Institutional Expenses TOTAL EXPENSES Net Gain (Loss)

$2,158,979

$695,621

$1,469,970

$1,955,254

$26,183,997

$1,194

YEAR I N REVI EW

FINANCIAL REPORT

Fi nancial Report

The Seven Hills School points with pride to the latest endowment report that places our invested assets over $34 million. The infusion of much-needed new gifts from our Critical Assets Campaign, combined with informed management by our endowment managers, and thoughtful leadership by the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Investment Committee, currently chaired by James Shanahan, has returned our fund to a desirable trajectory. E N D O W M E N T G R O W T H BALANCE AS OF BEGINNING OF YEAR (7/1/14)

$35,265,312

Contributions and Pledges to Endowment

$114,876

Investment Return

$420,416 -$1,588,291

Transfer to Operating Fund-Program Services & Appropriations BALANCE AS OF END OF YEAR (6/30/15)

$34,212,313

T O TA 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 4 - 2 0 15 Unrestricted

$1,054,834

Temporarily Restricted

$8,487,789

Permanently Restricted

$114,876

TOTAL AS OF END OF YEAR (6/30/15)

$9,657,499

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FINANCIAL REPORT

2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Consecutive Years Donors A F I R M F O U N D AT I O N

Susan & Steve Black L’60

Barbara & Christopher Hepp

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

Lauren Meyers Bosse ’83

Grace (Allen ‘80) & Brian Hill

Marilyn Braun

Karen & David Hoguet

OF ANY INSTITUTION.

Stephen Brewster ’80

Karen Holley Horrell & Jack Horrell

T H E L I S T T H AT F O L L O W S

Jenny & Terry Carr

Mary Todd Porter Hutter C’55

Ellie (Head H’51) & Dick Paulsen

P AY S T R I B U T E T O T H O S E

Helen Chatfield H’64

Kathy & Tom Kahle

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

William & Anne Chatfield

Kris & Cal Kalnow

Sandra Stolle Perry C’53

Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) &

Ginger & Steve Kent

Monnie Gores Peters H’66

Margaret Wulsin Kite C’46

Kathryn Mitchell Pettengill H’41

Elinor Addick Kline H’58

Joan Fleischer Reckseit H’44

Mary Kreimer H’44

Deborah Reed

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Janet Allen-Reid ’76 & David Reid

Susan Steman Laffoon H’57

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61 Lynn (Schweitzer H’68) &

IS ESSENTIAL TO THE LONG-TERM INTEGRITY

INDIVIDUALS AND F O U N D AT I O N S W H O S E D E D I C AT I O N T O A N D R E P E AT E D I N V E S T M E N T S IN THE SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL ARE MOST RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR ONGOING SUCCESS. W E A R E D E E P LY G R AT E F U L

Mary Wood-Constable & James Constable Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael A. Coombe L’72

FOR THESE ENDURING

Linda Lovett Crawford H’56

Barbara Anderson Landen H’62

FRIENDSHIPS.

Patricia Adair Culp H’65

Margaret (Avril ’75) &

20 + YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Estate of Robert Allen Robin Smith Armstrong H’67 Judy & Tom Arnold Diana Gatch Avril H’47 Sarah (Allyn ’77) & Ward Bahlman L’66 Nancy & William* T. Bahlman Jr. L’31 Karla & Bill Balskus Fran Barrett Glenn Bassett ’84 Alison Beall C’64 Molly Marx Besanceney C’62 Terry & Tom Betts Suzanne Armstrong Beutler H’49 Lindsay & Mark Bibler Helen Chatfield Black H’41 14

Marshal Compton

Wynne (McCarthy H’71) & Joseph Curry

Jonathan Lawson

Elizabeth (Warrington ’78) & Kevin Ott Tory (Woodhull H’63) & John Parlin III L’54

Jeff Rush Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

Beth & Jim Schiff

Linda & Billy Cyr

Josephine Farny Little H’38

Susan Avril Schneider H’53

Susan Haas & Craig Decker

Susan Scherr Lloyd H’53

Betsy (Robinson H’70) &

Kathy Deubell

Deborah Daniel Long C’68

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

Whitney (Rowe H’65) &

Anne Scherz Durket H’72

Philip Long

Tom Schram Mary Inkrot-Schroder & Mark Schroder

Tara & Jon Eaton

Anni Macht-Gibson C’70

Joan Hinsch Searby H’54

Laura Hopple Eschelbach H’68

Tom Mackelfresh L’41

Gretchen & Rostislav Serota

Nora Zorich & Tom Filardo

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Molly Shaffer ’82

Barbara Frey

Susan & Jimmy Marrs

Elizabeth C. B. &

Fund for Independent Schools of

Martha Goodyear Mason C’41

Cincinnati Inc.

Paul G. Sittenfeld

Mary & Harry Maxon

Harriet Smith C’73

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Lindsay Boswell McLean L’60

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Hope & Philip Glassman

Laura Ware McMunigal C’67

Sarah & Steve Steinman

Wendy Gradison H’71

Penelope Hall Moodey H’54

Elizabeth Asbury Stone H’48

Clardina & Ronald Green

Melissa Morelli ’85

Fran & Dale Tesmond

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Velma Morelli

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Marjorie McCullough Motch C’41

Diana Avril Tully ’81

Patti Guethlein

Lilamae Mueller

Barbara (Jussen H’42) &

Phyllis Corbett Hall H’43

Louisa Smith Mygatt H’69

Susan & Bob Halonen

Barbara Watson Neal H’60

Margaret & Robert Vitz

Ellen Haude ’88

Mary Nelson

Julianne Richardson Wagner ’88

Nirvani & Jeb Head

Mary Asbury H’69 & Bob

Harriet Warm C’55

Gary Greenberg

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head Shelley Lindner Henderson H’46

Newman Marjorie Warner Off H’66

Stuart* Upson L’36

Drew Gores L’66, H’72 & George Warrington

Margery Hill Webb H’45

Peggy & Dan Dinger

Judith Richards

Lee Adair Adams H’58

Katherine Leake Weese ’83

Deirdre & Steve Ditty

Elizabeth & John Rising

Beth & Brad Agin

Dorothy Rodgers Werk H’46

Elissa & Sean Donovan ’86

Sarah Rooch Roberts C’67

Louise Knauft Allen H’54

Lisa Collins Winick ’85

Julie & Philip Duncan

Jill Romerill

Karin Anderson Abrell ’88

Abby Dittmann Wise H’47

Kari & David Ellis

Kay Johnson & Gregory Rouan

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Linda Wolfe

David Evans ’98

Ginger (Carson C’72) & Rob Rubin

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Jean Wommack*

Merry Ewing ’76

Ellie Fabe ’78 &

Lee & Brian Arnold

Robin Hawley Wood H’68

Debbie & Tom Finn

Susan Newkirk Wright H’63

Kitty Blair Fischer H’68

Susan Arnold & Diana Salter

Marlene Baer

Marcy Wydman ’76

Linda Ford

Jennifer & Len Sauers

Frances (Lamson H’72) &

Nancy Blemker Yeaw C’55

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Mrs. Adele Schiff

Mr. & Mrs. W. Vann York

Amy & Nick Francis

Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Jennifer Frey ’99

Frank Russell L’72

Dan Schimberg ’80

Jo Arnold

Daniel Bailey Paula Barensfeld-Hunnicutt Mr. & Mrs. Roger Barton

Karen & Scott Glum

Jo & Roger Schnirring

Polly Bassett

Jason Goldman ’91

Nancy & Julius Schulhoff

Margaret Burchenal Baylor H’48

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Debbie & Glenn Shillinger

Mr. & Mrs. James Blakeney

Leslie Judd Graitcer C’62

Leslie Ann Sciarra Shimer C’74

Randal & Peter Bloch L’60

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Sarah & Gerald Skidmore

Louise Walker Borden H’67

Ann Griep

Mr. John Steele

Julie & Dean Brackett

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

Kathleen & Jim Stengel

Meredith & Erik Brown

Jan Alford

Richie & Mark Heiman

Kim & Hiro* Takahashi

Mr. Tyler Cain

Leslie & Michael Baggish

Tracy & David Hickenlooper

Aaron VanderLaan ’91

Cathy (Smale H’72) &

Sue & Steve Baggott

Tricia & Mark Hoar

Barbara & Mark VanderLaan

Robert Caldemeyer

Chase & Baker Bahlman ’78

Robert Horne

Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73

Linda & George Callard

Gay (Seybolt H’51) & Saint Bain

Sarah & Mark Johnson

Maureen & Larry Vignola

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) &

Jennie (Rosenthal L’75) &

Delle Christensen Jones H’67

Jessica & Brian Wabler

Isabelle Kalubi ’00

Alice & Ron Weitzenkorn

Amy & Joe Callow

Ann (Bartlett C’65) & Ben Blemker

Jacky Kalubi

Lowell Wenger

Alison Keeler Carrillo H’64

Wendy & Todd Braff

Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter

Jody Knoop & Ward Wenstrup

Kim & Martin Chavez

Aideen & Payson Briggs ’87

Cyndi Kenyon

Katherine Oechler Whitbeck H’67

Joan Claybourn

Charlin & Peter Briggs

Margo Kirstein

Mimi Richmond & Russell White

Julie & Frank Cohen ’91

Janice & Jay Brinker

Peter Koenig

Becky & Wayne Wichman

Sarah Shepard Cohen H’67

David Brott

Brad Kuhr ’79

Judy Wiesemann

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Rhoda (Allen H’67) &

Jane Slemmer Larsen H’56

Frances Woodward Williams ’76

Katharine Cornelius ’77

Pegi & John Leonard

Marsha Williams ’77

Caroline & Bill Cox

Katherine & Louis Claybon

Jennifer & Winston Licata

Ed Wiseman

Ms. Kay Crist

Len & Hank Cohen

Rica & Tony Ligeralde

Carolyn Wolbers

Judy Davis

Amanda Hayes ’91 &

Ann Marasco

Joan & Tom Wolfram

Katie & Aaron Dawson

Jason Cohen ’91

Karen Martin

Anne Yancey

Angela & Jim Dealy

Sheila & Philip Cohen

Gretchen & Robert McCormick Jr.

Mary Beth & Craig Young

Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Dedeker

Marilyn Collins

Andy McGarvey

Dorothy (Kim ’84) &

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

+ YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

Allan Berliant

John Brooks L’57

Evan Corbett ’82 Bonnie Cord H’62 Catherine Czaya ’98

Cheryl & Mike Miller Barbara Mustoe-Monteith & Joel Monteith

Tracy & Dave Davis

Margaret Parlin O’Malley H’57

Marjorie Davis C’65

Mei Wang & Yang Pan

10 + YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Paul Callard ’81

Kim Dedeker Mr. & Mrs. J. Dennis Delafield Margaret Lillard Doepke H’42 Charles Deupree L’63 Mr. & Mrs. William DeWitt Jr. Beth O’Brien Driehaus & Dan Driehaus

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Christie Evans ’76

Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59

Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

Maria & Don Eynon

Pat Kramer-Carroll

Caroline Habbert Romash ’00

Joey Adams

Helen Schroth Ferguson H’52

Keith Kummerle ’95

Celeste & Mike Rooney

Maria Bustamante & Steven Adams

Barbara & Thomas Ferrell

Kevin Kummerle ’00

Hilda Rosenberg

Hank Alexander ’02

Meredith (Edwards ’98) &

Anne Taylor Kunkel C’65

Susan (Abrahamson ’84) &

Nupur & Manish Anand

Claire Hummel Kupferle C’73

Jeff Routh

Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. H. Anning

Dr. & Mrs. Sanford Franklin

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Dede Lewis Rowe ’78

Pam Williams Arya & David Arya

Wendy Ellis Gardner &

Lisa & John Larkin

Barbara Steele Ryder H’44

Alicia Fitscher & Peter Au-Yeung

Karen & Ernest Lawrence

Andrea & Michael Scheiber

Anne & Jordan Bain

Dr. James Garvey

Laurie Dearworth Leon ’84

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

Teresa & Geremy Bardon

Marty (Mueller ’85) &

Roger Loud

Todd Gardner

Eric Gerhardt

Foundation Inc.

Kim & Julian Baretta

Roger Magnus ’87

Stephanie & Bill Schmidt

Jane Stevens & Gordon Barnhart

Mrs. Deliaan Gettler

Mike Marrero

Ann Schmuelling H’67

Carmeletta Malora &

Lee Carol Brewster Giduz ’75

Bonnie & J. Cromer Mashburn Jr. L’45

Betsy Klein Schwartz L’51

Paige & John Gimpel

Linda Headley Maupin H’68

Beth & Kevin Shaw

Hathaway Gamble Barry H’67

Mr. & Mrs. Jon Gimpel

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

Mr. & Mrs. William Shaw

Barbara Beaver

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Jennifer & Rusty McNair

Anne & Ron Shepherd

Sophie Beckwith ’06

Marcy & Coleman Goldsmith

Kara & Brad Meador

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Cindy & Andy Berman

B. (Wiley ’75) & Abram Gordon

Alfred Meckel

Sandy & Barry Silber

Betsy Alexander Berry H’57

Mrs. William Gossett

Karen Meyer &

Nancy & John Silverman

Elizabeth Looney Bevis ’02

Ben Simmons

Bryan Bibler ’04

Eileen Gould C’74

Richard Michelman

Michael Barrett

Marni & Taylor Greenwald IV

Diane Moffett C’74

Marta Murrie Simons C’57

Sally Bidlingmeyer ’84

Lalitha Parameswaran &

Murray Monroe Jr. ’84

Janet (Keys H’58) &

Jack Binkley

Param Hariharan

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Morris Jr.

John Simpkinson

Lucille & Dutro Blocksom

Susan & Joseph Harten

Danny Mou ’04

Mrs. Suzanne Sizer

Jane & Bob Bohinski

Poppy Yeiser Hawkins H’67

David Mou ’04

Kevin Smith ’82

Susan Bolton

Kathy & Tom Hayes

Leigh Peterson & Joe Mulica

Sara & John Snyder ’96

Heidi Scrable & Rufus Botzow

Debbie Hill

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89

Matt Bramlage ’95

Ruth & John Hill

Mr. & Mrs. John Mullin

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan B. Stanley

Kenya Brock ’98

Janet & Willie Hill

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83

Jennifer & John Stein

Bobbee Brooks

Karen & David Hills

Clare & Thomas O’Brien

Shirley & Doug Stenberg

Virginia Wilkinson Brooks H’43

Kim Hogel

Susan & Dennis Okin

Sharon Worthing Vaino C’70

Barbara Brown

Sara Ware Howsam C’72

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Benjamin van der Horst ’05

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Doug Huff

Maria & Jim Papakirk

Chantal & Jerome Weaver

Audrey & Stephen Brown

Frieda Jacobs C’71

Margaret & Jeff Pasquale

Mary Weisenborn

Ann (Shepard H’64) &

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnson

Amy & Scot Perlman

Pamela & John Williams

Martha Whitaker Jones H’43

Allison & Brian Phelps

Jackie & Andy Wilson

Sarah Mitchell Buller ’81

Tshiunza Kalubi ’02

Mr. & Mrs. Nat Pieper

Jane Yeiser Woods H’72

Aimee Burton

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Katz

Tim Poff

Tim Wyant ’96

Elana Rhodes Byrd C’60

Elizabeth O’Connell Keegan H’68

Jane & David Pyle

Cheryl York

Kristina & Scott Cagle

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 &

Rick & Debbie Questa

Rick Kieser

Donna Perkins & Mark Quinlan

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Anne & Robert Ramsay

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Barry Randman

Angela Lipsitz King &

Edyce & Allen Rau

Michael King Mr. & Mrs. Edward Koenig

Asia Reid ’05 Sherri & Ted Remaklus

5 + YEARS

CONSECUTIVE GIVING

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

John Ficks ’89

Leland Bulger

Carolyn Eberle Caldwell H’37 Alison & Bret Caller Vicky & Mike Carroll Erin O’Grady & Scott Carroll ’85 Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter Susan & Peter Cha

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

CONSECUTIVE YEARS Richard Chamberlin

Paul Foerster L’47

Holley Horrell ’03

Ann Dinan & Drew Logan

Kim & Dan Choo

Alice Whaling Fossett H’44

Maureen & Frank Howard

Liz Okin Lorenz ’00

Je & Joseph Choo

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Frankel

Xiaolan Cui & Shaoming Huang

Lisa Lehner & Kermit Lovelace

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Lindy VanDoren Freeman H’63

Amy Ilg

Pamela Lee Lowry H’62

Kim Miller & Eugene Chung

Ms. Emily Froehlich

Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe

Chris Ludwig ’84

Mr. & Mrs. Dick Clark

Patricia Kennedy Fry C’58

Mr. & Mrs. Willie Johnson

Carolyn (Huwe H’56) &

Nancy & Jay Clark

Julie & John Gabriel

Dr. Paul Jonas

Beth & Peter Clayton

Christine & Chris Garten

Linda Jones

Elissa MacLaughlin

David Clodfelter ’85

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Gerhardt

Rebecca & Rob Joy

John MacLeod

Ann Robertson Cohen H’52

Naomi Tucker Gerwin H’57

Chip Kalnow ’04

Ms. Charlotte Mandel

Francie Comey ’01

Jennifer & Brian Gibson

Gabriel Kalubi ’06

Laura Rosenblum &

Zack Conyne ’05

Nancy & Tom Gilman

Elida Kamine ’99

Melissa Goldberg Copeland ’87

Rob Gilson ’90

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kanter

Bobby Marcus ’97

Robert Cottrell Jr. ’05

Ben Glassman ’93

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Ms. Eva Marelic

Susan Tietig Covatta C’59

Rebecca & Carl Goertemoeller

Laura Kaufman ’88

Mr. & Mrs. Adolf Marko

Katharine Davis

Rebecca Goldman

Jan-Michele & Eric Kearney

Lucretia McCalmont Marmon H’56

Patty & Robert Dawson ’84

Elizabeth & Stuart Goldstein

Theresa & Dennison Keller

Debbie & Dan Marquardt

Monica Dealy ’99

Sarah McDonough Goodacre ’04

Anna (Binkley ’94) &

Fayre Schweitzer Martin ’96

Elizabeth & Nick DeBlasio

Christopher Gores L’55

Annette & Jean-Robert de Cavel

Lissa Gosiger

Thomas Kirkwood

Amy Raymond Mauch ’82

Caroline Decker ’02

Kathi Makoroff & Jeffrey Grass

Emily & Matt Kite

Mary & Harry Maxon

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Ann Wentworth Greear H’57

Cicely Knecht

Amy Mayfield

Elizabeth Denton ’86

Dawn & Andrew Green

David Koenig ’09

Susan McCaslin H’67

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Hedy & Dean Gregory

Julie Koenig ’09

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCoy

Judith Neidlein-Dial &

Mary Ann & Davis Griffin

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Michelle & Brian McDonald

Andi Guess

Ann Berry Kosche ’85

Erin McNew

Sharon & Binem Dizenhuz L’78

Julie & John Guminey

Ami & Tushar Kothari

Lois & Cliff Mentrup

Tiffany & Michael Domet

Dr. & Mrs. Dale Gutman

Jacquie Kovach

Katie Menzies ’04

Jeannie Zimmerman Donaldson H’60

Rachel Habbert ’05

John Krauss

Gretchen & Lou Meyer

Nancy & Steve Donovan

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Nickie Adair Kuhn C’61

Philip Meyers ’81

Amy Kulhavik

Melissa Morris Mishoe H’72

Sue & Werner Kummerle

Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82

Frannie Thompson-Kunkel &

Livy Hickenlooper More C’61

Michael Dial

Katherine Seiden Drake ’88 John Drew Angie & Tim Drew Jane (Maddox C’65) & Igor Dumbadze Peter Dumbadze ’06

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation Mrs. Veronica McCreary-Hall & Mr. Charles Hall Frederick Hall ’05 Cynthia Westermann & David Harsh

Lair Kennedy

Don Kunkel

Peter Ludwig

Howard Mandel

Pierce Matthews

Jennifer & Brian Moriarty

Jutta & Patrick Lafley

Mitzie & Emerson Moser

Blair Lanier ’06

Debbie Motz

Zan Dumbadze ’92

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Karen Laurens

Penny Hepp Murphy C’58

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

Vicky & Darin Hausberger

Jono Lawson ’08

Danielle & David Necessary

Clare Dupree ’76

Mr. & Mrs. Bob Heimann

James Lazarus L’60

Doris & Theo Nelson

Judy Eilers

Rob Heimann

Cissy & Bob Lenobel

Linda Neu

Karen & Peter Eller

Patti & Fred Heldman

Mr. Peter Levin

Stephen Newman ’02

Lisa & Chester Eng

Lisa Schneebeck Hewett '75

Justice Steven Levinson L’58

Mr. & Mrs. David Nickel

Lynne Wommack Espy ’76

Alex Hill ’10

David Levy ’99

Dr. & Mrs. Jim Nordlund

Ms. Phyllis Ewing

Lisa Hillenbrand

Ellen Austin-Li & Jolly Li

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Earline & Don Fechter

Laura Hoguet ’06

Zenaida Lieberman

Mary Lynne Birck &

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Susan Holding

Melissa Khoo & John Loeffler

John Nordmeyer

Mr. Ted O’Brien

Ann Vail Roberts C’46

P.G. Sittenfeld ’03

Heather Warncke ’90

Holly & Eric O’Driscoll

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Tiernan Sittenfeld ’92

Christopher Warrington ’05

Eleanor Oths

Lynette Rosati Shim

Elizabeth & Scott Sizer

Martha Slater &

Linda Halverstadt Ottenad H’56

Helen Asbury H’72 &

Susan Esler & Steve Skibo

Christopher Rowe

Skyler Foundation

Liza Martindale Weiner ’99

Mala & Ken Patel

Diana Fisher Ruffino C’60

Ms. Sandra Small

Karen & Barry Weinstein

Mrs. Minal Patel

Marielle & Tony Samaha

Mrs. Edie Smitson

Welchwood Foundation

Reena & Yash Patil

Ann McDowell Santen H’56

Jane Hamill Sommer L’55, H’61

Linda Bartlett Westfall C’64

Frances Hauck Pavey C’52

Christine & Charlie Schiff

Suzanne Levinson Stern C’65

Jocelyn White ’79

Sarah Pearce Phipps ’96

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Schiff

Margo Taft Stever H’68

Walter White

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Quina Schmidlapp C’53

Rebecca Smith Stewart C’62

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Wiesmann

Dr. & Mrs. Seymour Perlin

Alina Schneider

Elizabeth Stoehr ’82

Ann Baxter Wiethe H’53

Margaret Phillips

Clare Schroder ’08

Suzi Stone H’72

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilborn

Rachel Gustin ’93 &

Kirby Schuchter

Barbara & Michael Stough

Britty & Brian Wiles

Brian Sebastian

Peggy Kaufman Stricker H’42*

Mr. & Mrs. William Wiles

Lindsay & Brent Pietroski

Barbara Seiver

Mary Reis Sullivan C’59

Natalie Williams

Carol Crabill Pohl H’62

Christina & Puvi Seshiah

Ying Yi & Andrew Sun

Bonnie Sue Fisher &

Sangeeta Mathur & Balaji

Michelle & Rick Setzer

Margot Deupree Taylor H’61

Ellen Caldwell Sewell H’54

Janice Seybolt Theron H’54

Amy & Murray Wilson

Joan & Richard Quimby

Cynthia Taylor Seybolt H’56

Judith Allen Thompson C’56

Jay Woffington

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Phyllis & Paul Tobias

Julie Woffington

Glenna & Arthur Rabourn

Kathy & Dennis Shiels

Andrea & Dan Todorov

Mary Wulsin ’05

Christina Muir Rambeau H’57

Judy & Adam Shuppert

Alessandra & DJ Trindle

Peg (Hogan H’60) &

Susan & Rick Rauh

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Shuppert

Polly Hastings Tucker H’59

Jessalyn Reid ’08

Jackie Mack & Ted Silberstein

Ginny Berg Van Alyea ’98

Moira Weir & Stephen Yeager

Lloyd Buhrman Ricci H’71

Mary Jo & Bill Simpson

Heather (Zaring ’92) &

Marke Kite Yeiser H’44

Helen Richards ’75

Rajashree Ghosh &

John Piersma

Purushothaman

Mona & Tony Rinaldi Georgia Peck Rivers H’67

Tapendra Sinha Jo Sittenfeld ’98

Andrew Vecellio James Venable Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang

CONSECUTIVE YEARS

Margaret Rebhun Packer H’48

William Waskowitz

Nicolas Williams

Jack Wyant

Ms. Janet Ziegler Caryn Franklin & Egal Ziv *Denotes deceased

2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5

DIVERSIFIED DONORS

Diversif ied Donor Societ y THIS IS A COMPREHENSIVE

Kim & Martin Chavez

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

L I S T R E C OG N I Z I N G D O N O R S

Tucker (Jones ’79) &

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Sheila & David Kruzner

Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

Mr. R. Glenn Mayfield

TSHS Doherty Parents Association

Greer & John Schneider

Trish & Tim McDonald

Kari & David Ellis

Ladislas & Vilma Segoe

Dawn Meyers ’88

Family Foundation

Philip Meyers ’81

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Kenneth Mims ’81

Christina & Dudley Taft L’52

Casey & Greg Morris

DURING THE FISCAL YEAR J U LY 1, 2 014 - J U N E 3 0 , 2 015, INCLUDING ALL ANNUAL, C A P I TA L , A N D E N D O W M E N T

Michael A. Coombe L’72

M O N E TA R Y C O N T R I B U T I O N S

Christine & Chris Garten

FOR ANY PU R POSE.

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

$ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 +

Estate of William Hall L’37

Welchwood Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. John Mullin III

Mrs. Adele Schiff

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Karen & Frank Wood

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Elizabeth & Jim Schiff

Sara (Barnes ’77) &

Anonymous (2)

Mary Lynne Birck &

Robert & Adele Schiff Family Foundation Inc. Anonymous (1) $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 - $ 4 99,999

Anonymous (1) $ 10 0 ,0 0 0 - $ 2 4 9,999

Carolyn & Mike Collette Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40 Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67 The John Hauck Foundation Pat Landen H’50 The Louise Taft Semple Foundation Nancy & John Silverman Jennifer & John Stein Anne Drackett Thomas H’66 Estate of Dr. John Wulsin Anonymous (2) $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 -$ 9 9 ,999

Nancy & Tom Shepherd Sarah & Steve Steinman Anonymous (1) $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 -$ 4 9 ,999

Linda & Billy Cyr

David Osborn L’72 Alex & Andrew Quinn

John Nordmeyer $5, 000- $9, 999

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Susan Arnold & Diana Salter

Estate of Robert Allen

Kim Andress Olson H’72

Mary Beth & Craig Young

Susan Bolton

Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

Lauren Meyers Bosse ’83

John Parlin lll L’54

$10,000-$2 4, 999

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Mala & Ken Patel

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Alison & Bret Caller

Mrs. Minal Patel

Sue & Steve Baggott

Amy & Joe Callow

Liz Dallman & Samir Patel

Mr. Tyler Cain

Shannon (Kelly H’67) &

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Catherine (Smale H’72) &

Lee Carter

Tiffany & Hampton Shiver

Robert Caldemeyer

Susan & Peter Cha

TAS Foundation

Helen Chatfield H’64

The Christ Hospital

Drew Gores L’66, H’72 &

Lawsie (Pennington C’65) &

Julie & Frank Cohen ‘91

Michael Coler

George Warrington

Elizabeth & Brian Coley

Walter White

Colleen & George Dwight

Jennifer & Eric Dauer

Estate of Jean Wommack

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Susan (Gurganus L’63) &

Mary Russell Yablonsky H’64

Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati Inc.

Kim Drackett L’63 Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Margot & Dan Good

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

Ellen Haude ’88

The Andrew Jergens Foundation

Richie & Mark Heiman

Kris & Cal Kalnow

The Louise H. &

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

David S. Ingalls Foundation Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59

Christine Andrew & Thomas Kirkwood

Anonymous (1)

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TRENDSETTERS: STEM EDUCATION

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, STEM jobs are growing at 1.7 times the rate of non-STEM jobs, and computer science jobs alone are expected to jump 15 percent from 2012 to 2022. The Obama administration is investing millions of dollars to produce an additional one million STEM undergrads by 2022.

The national trend toward STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) is boldly reflected at Seven Hills. “After years of having something like five engineers in a class, suddenly 20 percent of the Seven Hills Class of 2011 were applying to engineering schools,” said Seven Hills Assistant Head and Director of College Counseling Susan Marrs. “In 2012, it was 25 percent and in 2013, it was 30 percent.” That defining observation points to the number of ways STEM education has fueled strategic objectives to increase science, math, and design thinking curriculum throughout all grades at Seven Hills. Last year, Lower School students learned to code in order to grasp more sophisticated computer programming concepts, and fifth graders researched and designed prototypes for inventions. Middle School students participated in a number of projects in the school’s new Innovation Lab, while Upper School students took engineering and 3D design classes. And, for the first time this fall, we introduced biotechnology and computer engineering courses as well. As we enter the 2015-16 school year, Seven Hills faculty continue to expose our students to design thinking and problem solving – foundational skills for successful STEM learning. One approach

has been the way our faculty uses classroom space in nontraditional ways. Computer science teacher Brian Arnold has converted a classroom into a computer engineering lab equipped with breadboards and Arduinos. Over the summer, Lower School math teacher Liz Lorenz devoted time to convert a former kindergarten classroom into a math lab for use throughout the 2015-16 school year. Science department chair Karen Glum transformed a typical classroom into an ever-changing Innovation Lab, a “boneyard” of broken appliances and recycled parts and lots of tools. After a first successful pilot year leading projects in the lab, Glum said she is thrilled with her students’ enthusiasm to observe, understand, take apart, and rebuild. This fall Glum introduced her curriculum for the Innovation Lab, launching the first official program, where students might, for example, design a ramp to give people in wheelchairs better access to the beach, or develop a specialized filter to purify water for drinking. This immersion in design thinking, based on research from Stanford University, is part of an overall effort to engage students in applying what they learn to real world problems. Seven Hills parent Frank Howard said he became interested in volunteering to help Glum in the Innovation Lab because he believes in the purpose of what she does.

Howard, an automation engineer at Bosch, said the shift toward STEM underscores a “maker movement” – the growing need to design one’s own and reinvent better processes – that is rippling from areas like the West Coast to collegiate programs throughout the country, such as Harvard University’s four-year-old innovation lab. From breaking down the inner workings of a hand mixer to building electric circuits, the benefits of having the time and space to understand what is “under the hood” is not only rewarding, but essential, said Howard. “I’m counting on people looking to the future to provide my children with an education that’s relevant,” said Howard. “The Innovation Lab gives students that opportunity.” Marrs said Seven Hills would continue to meet the needs and interests of students, from those who are mildly interested in the sciences, to those full-fledged STEM enthusiasts. “With programs like the Innovation Lab in the Middle School, new computer engineering courses in Upper School, and ongoing projectbased learning in the sciences within the Lower School grades, we will continue to emphasize creative and critical thinking about math, science and technology, preparing our students to be problemsolvers and game changers in this ever-evolving world market.”

Y E A R I N R EVI E W The Seven Hills Annual Fund

ANNUAL GIVING

2014-2015

For the second year in a row, YOU broke the record! With a goal of $1,300,000 we are thrilled to announce that we have met and surpassed that goal by over $85,000 and have

YEAR IN REVIEW

D E V E L O P M E N T C O M M I TT E E M E M B E R S

achieved an all-time Seven Hills Annual Fund record of $1,385,082. We are so grateful for your continued support and commitment to Seven Hills.

Jennifer Stein, Board of Trustees and Development Chair

The success of the program was achieved through outstanding participation percentages across

Cathy Smale Caldemeyer H’72

all constituencies, and new and increased gifts helping to obtain $100,000 from The John

Scott Carroll ’85, Alumni Board President

Hauck Foundation. Simply put, more members of our community believe in the importance of

Peter Cha

the Fund and are willing to support at a greater level.

Lalitha Chunduri

Seven Hills depends on Annual Fund gifts to bridge the gap between operational expenses and

Eric Dauer

income from tuition, fees and other sources. While tuition covers 80% of educating each child

Margot Good

for the academic year, The Seven Hills Annual Fund covers a portion of the remaining 20%.

Margaret Avril Lawson ’75

Gifts are put to immediate use on campus, in the classroom, and on the fields.

Meg Nelson Mike Nordlund

We thank you for partnering with us to help give our students the resources and experiences

Andrew Quinn

that will fully prepare them for all that lies ahead. The Seven Hills Annual Fund creates student

Heather Zaring Vecellio ’92

experiences that help shape their values, stimulate their creativity, and evoke their compassion.

Margo Kirstein, Director of Development

It gives teachers additional means to raise the bar in the classroom by continuously updating

their technology, resources, and accessing professional development opportunities. The Seven

Hills Annual Fund helps sustain the foundation of excellence upon which Seven Hills continues

Thank you for making the 2014-2015 Seven Hills Annual Fund a success!

to flourish. A special thanks to Jennifer Stein, Trustee and Development Committee Chair, the Development

• New and increased gifts totaled $116,050 from 351 donors resulting in a $100,000 Hauck Foundation challenge gift

Committee, and the 247 annual giving volunteers who made calls, wrote notes, helped promote annual giving and communicated the importance of The Seven Hills Annual Fund. Your

• Parent gifts totaled $642,627 — 75 percent participation

participation, effort, and enthusiasm help make the above accomplishments possible.

• Alumni gifts totaled $322,168 — 18 percent participation

The tradition of philanthropy at Seven Hills is strong and the success of this year's Annual Fund

• 63 percent of new families supported The Seven Hills Annual Fund

the school, we thank you.

solidifies your commitment and passion for our special place. For that, and for all you do for

• 100 percent of current faculty and staff contributed to The Seven Hills Annual Fund

Because of you … more is possible.

• Our annual giving volunteers personally contacted 1,512 of you either by phone, email, or note

FUND SUMMARY

SEVEN HILLS FUND SUMMARY

Total donors: 1,627 Total all gifts: $1,385,082

Current Parents

$642,627

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$322,168 $53,569 $134,603 $232,115

Note: Donors who represent more than one group are tallied in only one category according to the order of priority shown above.

LEA D E RSH I P

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Barbara Brown Bret Caller Peter Cha Andrew DeWitt ’89 David Ellis

Fund for Independent Schools of

Kenneth Mims ’81

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Casey & Greg Morris

Christine & Chris Garten

Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

Mr. & Mrs. John Mullin III

Margot & Dan Good

Estate of William Hall L’37

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Greer & John Schneider

Debbie & Rich Oliver L’61

Hedy & Dean Gregory

Ladislas & Vilma Segoe Family

Kim Andress Olson H’72

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Mala & Ken Patel

Patti & Fred Heldman

Cincinnati Inc.

Foundation

Gary Greenberg

Ingrid Handl & Walter Geiger

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Mrs. Minal Patel

Karen & David Hoguet

Drew Gores L’66, H’72

Sarah & Steve Steinman

Liz Dallman & Samir Patel

Melissa & Chad Holsinger

Ed Hatfield

Christina & Dudley Taft L’52

Francie Garber Pepper H’58

Beth & Mark Homer

Grace Allen Hill ’80

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter

Lair Kennedy

Mary Beth & Craig Young

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Christine Andrew &

Margaret Avril Lawson ’75

Tiffany & Hampton Shiver

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

FELLOW ($5,000-$9,999)

Tory Woodhull Parlin H’63

Estate of Robert Allen

Andy Spooner

Sue & Steve Baggott Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine LTD

B E N E FA C T O R GI F T S O F $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 +

Lauren Meyers Bosse ’83

Kim & Martin Chavez

Mr. Tyler Cain

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Alison & Bret Caller

Mary Kreimer H’44

Jennifer & John Stein

Ami & Samir Kulkarni

TAS Foundation

Laura Rosenblum &

George Warrington Estate of Jean Wommack

Karen Meyer & Rick Michelman

Mary Russell Yablonsky H’64

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Anonymous (1)

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Susan Arnold & Diana Salter

The Christ Hospital

Mrs. Adele Schiff

Julie & Frank Cohen ’91

A S S O C I AT E ($2, 500- $4, 999)

Christine & Charlie Schiff

Sheila & Philip Cohen

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Elizabeth & Jim Schiff

Elizabeth & Brian Coley

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Skyler Foundation

Tucker (Jones ’79) &

Janie Stevens & Gordon Barnhart

Cathy (Smale H’72) & Robert Caldemeyer Helen Chatfield H’64 Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40 Ellen Haude ’88 Alex & Andrew Quinn Lisa Smale Corbett ’75 The Smale Family Foundation Welchwood Foundation

Linda & Billy Cyr Susan (Gurganus L’63) & Kim Drackett L’63

Jennie (Rosenthal L’75) & Allan Berliant Stephen Brewster ’80 Janice & Jay Brinker

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Erin O’Grady & Scott Carroll ’85

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Shannon (Kelly H’67) &

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Lee Carter

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head

Nancy & Jay Clark

Richie & Mark Heiman

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) &

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Marshal Compton

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Tracy & Dave Davis

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Missy & Jim Davis

Mr. R. Glenn Mayfield

Katharine Davis

Trish & Tim McDonald

Kim Dedeker

Colleen & George Dwight

Dawn Meyers ’88

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Kari & David Ellis

Philip Meyers ’81

Julie & Philip Duncan

PA R T N E R ( $ 10 ,0 0 0 -$ 1 4 ,9 9 9)

Lawsie (Pennington C’65) & Michael Coler

Kim & James McGrath Kevin McNamara

Susan & Peter Cha

S U S TA I N E R ( $ 15,0 0 0 -$ 2 4 ,9 9 9)

Howard Mandel

Walter White

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

Michael A. Coombe L’72

Thomas Kirkwood

Nancy & John Silverman

Drew Gores L’66, H’72 &

Mary Lee & Ian Edwards

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

The Seven Hills Fund Leadership Society

Sara & John Neyer Rachel Gustin ’93 & John Piersma Sherri & Ted Remaklus Mona & Tony Rinaldi Robinson Family Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Ken Robinson ’82 Lynn & Pete Robinson ’86 Susan (Abrahamson ’84) & Jeff Routh Jayna (Schlegel ’90) & Dan Schimberg ’80 Beth & Kevin Shaw Maria Kalomenidou & Yannis Skoufalos Leslie & Andy Spooner Sandi & Jason Tonich Alessandra & DJ Trindle Heather (Zaring ’92) & Andrew Vecellio Laurence Deprez-Zenezini & Stefano Zenezini Anonymous (2)

MEMBER ($ 1,5 0 0 -$ 2 ,4 9 9)

Gregory Huang ’97

Louise Knauft Allen H’54

Sarah & James Jurgensen

TSHS Spirit Shop

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan B. Stanley

Kelly & Douglas Kecman

Kathleen & Jim Stengel

Anna (Binkley ’94) &

Mr. Robert Stevens

Ginny Krone ’07

Meg & John Atkinson Marcie & Nathan Bachrach

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

Caroline Bahlman ’06 Will Bahlman ’10 Lesley Bailey Merrilyn Bardes C’62 Lynette & James Barresi Fran Barrett Lindsay & Mark Bibler Helen Chatfield Black H’41 Chrissie & Josh Blatt Brook Bobbitt Jane & Bob Bohinski Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brant Sarah Pancoast Broad ’94 Linda & George Callard Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) & Paul Callard ’81 Rekha & Haleem Chaudhary Danielle & Joseph Chen Polly Gamble Cherner H’69 Je & Joseph Choo Margy & Doug Clark Rebecca Lindy Coll ’83 Katie & Chris Coulson Caroline & Bill Cox Ms. Kay Crist Jennifer & Eric Dauer Darcy & Kurt Deimer Anne & Ron DeLyons Sharon & Binem Dizenhuz L’78 Clare Dupree ’76 Lisa & Chester Eng Julie & Jay Epstein Merry Ewing ’76 Mrs. Roberta Fisher Tom Garber ’96 Ingrid Handl & Walter Geiger Dee Ann Gilmore B. (Wiley ’75) & Abram Gordon Dawn & Andrew Green Kathy & Tom Hayes Lisa Richardson Henske ’83 Sherry & Mark Holcomb Karen Holley Horrell & Jack Horrell 26

Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe

Lair Kennedy

Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld

Holley Horrell ’03 Clay Jamison ’06 Gabriel Kalubi ’06 Susie Keller ’04

Sherri & Adam Symson

Kevin Kummerle ’00

Ginger & Steve Kent

Michelle & Dudley Taft

Kip Kummerle ’95

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 &

Margot Deupree Taylor H’61

Rick Kieser

Jackie & Andy Wilson

Emily Hauser King H’59

Beth & Chad Withers

Jacquie Kovach

Peg (Hogan H’60) &

Sheila & David Kruzner

Jack Wyant

Sue & Werner Kummerle

Marcy Wydman ’76

Margaret (Avril ’75) &

Amy & Yuangang Zhang

Jonathan Lawson Angela & James Lee

Ms. Janet Ziegler Anonymous (1) EMERGING LEADERS

Mei & Richard Lu Mr. & Mrs. Gordon MacIntosh

Alumni who have graduated

Suzy Marquard H’68

from the school in the past 25

Debbie & Dan Marquardt

years are invited to join The

Tiffiny Diers & Fernando Martinez Gretchen & Robert McCormick Jr. Jennifer & Rusty McNair

Seven Hills Fund Leadership Society at tiered levels of

Tim Meckel ’77

support based on their years

Marjorie McCullough Motch C’41

since graduation.

Dr. & Mrs. James Nordlund Mei Wang & Yang Pan Tory (Woodhull H’63) & John Parlin lll L’54 Margaret & Jeff Pasquale

Paddack Bahlman ’12 Bryan Bibler ’04 Heidi Black ’98

Sandy Stolle Perry C’53

Kenya Brock ’98

Kathryn Mitchell Pettengill H’41

Preston Comey ’03

Soumya & Vanshipal Puri

Zack Conyne ’05

Sangeeta Mathur & Balaji Purushothaman Lisa & John Raimondo

Ben Glassman ’93 Adair Ilyinsky Goodyear ’99

Susan & Rick Rauh

Laura Gutowski ’03

Celeste & Mike Rooney

Julie Habbert ’08

Kay Johnson & Gregory Rouan

Rachel Habbert ’05

Mona & Ravi Saggar Marielle & Tony Samaha Jennifer & Jim Saporito

Ferrial Lanton ’01 George Lawson ’12 Jono Lawson ’08 David Levy ’99 Lindsay & Kishen Mangat ’92 Ryan Miller ’09 Steve Newman ’02

Gina & Michael Leisring Krysia Rodak & Philip Long

Blair Lanier ’06

Frederick Hall ’05 Alex Hill ’10

Jennifer & Len Sauers

Elisse Hill ’11

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Schiff

Miles Hill ’11

Gretchen & Rostislav Serota

Laura Hoguet ’06

Sarah Pearce Phipps ’96 Caroline Habbert Romash ’00 Walker Schiff ’10 Clare Schroder ’08 Emily Hastie Schultz ’05 & Dan Schultz ’05 Andi Fischer Simon ’98 P.G. Sittenfeld ’03 Robert Stirling ’94 Benjamin van der Horst ’05 Christopher Warrington ’05 Joe Waterman ’92 Liza Martindale Weiner ’99 Luke Wulsin ’10 Tim Wyant ’96 Anonymous (2)

PARENTS OF SENIORS A N N U A L

G I V I N G

GI F T S TO TA L : $ 1 0 6,088 T OTAL S ENI O R PA RE NT PART I C I PATI O N: 7 7%

Each year the parents of members of the senior class make gifts in honor of their graduate. Parent donors with a student in the Class of 2015 are listed below with their graduating senior’s name to recognize their accomplishments and successes throughout their years at Seven Hills. Best wishes to the Class of 2015! SE N I O R PA R ENT C OMMITTE E

Kim Dedeker Thomas Kirkwood Jennifer & James Saporito Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson Stefan Antonsson Kim & Julian Baretta Jules Baretta Janie Stevens & Gordon Barnhart Connor Barnhart Zoe Barnhart Lynette & James Barresi Nicole Barresi Alison & Bret Caller Danielle Caller Amy & Joe Callow Jackson Callow Erin O’Grady & Scott Carroll ’85 Grace Carroll Kim & Martin Chavez Henry Chavez Kim & Dan Choo Alayna Choo

Kim Miller & Eugene Chung Ben Chung

82% PARTICI PAT I ON

Jim Cole Maddy Cole Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) & Marshal Compton Carl Compton Tucker (Jones ’79) & Michael A. Coombe L’72 Avery Coombe Sherri & James Daniels Isaiah Daniels Kim Dedeker Jeff Dedeker Mary Lee & Ian Edwards Stuart Edwards Debbie & Tom Finn Lindsay Finn Andrea Frieder Adam Heines Marty (Mueller ’85) & Eric Gerhardt Libby Gerhardt Jennifer & Brian Gibson Duncan Gibson Becky & Carl Goertemoeller Brian Goertemoeller Lissa Gosiger Maggie Gosiger Lori Yoshitomi-Gray & Brian Gray Sean Yoshitomi-Gray Hedy & Dean Gregory Chas Gregory Melanie & Andrew Head Andrew Head Michael Heines Adam Heines Beth & Paul Hunter Alex Hunter

Candace Miller-Janidlo & Peter Janidlo Chris Janidlo Sue & Eric Jeffries Ian Jeffries Jocelyn Jones Sydney Jones Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter Sarah Kanter Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian George Karamanoukian Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 & Rick Kieser Pearce Kieser Angela Lipsitz King & Michael King Ben King Christine Andrew & Thomas Kirkwood Corie Kirkwood Wendy Kirkwood Corie Kirkwood Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier Ike Lanier Ellen Austin-Li & Jolly Li Alex Li

Jennie & Thomas Murphy Kate Murphy Doris & Theo Nelson Jared Nelson Margaret & Jeff Pasquale Ellie Pasquale Mary & Pocho Pochobradsky Max Pochobradsky

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

Senior Parent Donors

Barry Randman Liza Randman Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83 Tucker Robinson Kay Johnson & Gregory Rouan Mollie Rouan Jennifer & James Saporito Matt Saporito Jennifer & Len Sauers Daniel Sauers Andrea & Michael Scheiber Mona Scheiber Elizabeth & Scott Sizer Jack Sizer Mary & Terry Smithers Evan Smithers

Mei & Richard Lu Ellen Lu

Martha Slater & William Waskowitz Clarke Waskowitz

Robin & Adam Malofsky Nicole Malofsky

Chantal & Jerome Weaver Josh Weaver

Laura Rosenblum & Howard Mandel Keith Mandel

Mary Weisenborn Tessa Weisenborn

Amy Mayfield Mason Mayfield

Paula (White ’83) & Bernie Wharton Bailey Wharton

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83 Mac Bassett

Amy & Murray Wilson Andrew Wilson

Jennifer & Brian Moriarty Kenyon Moriarty

Anonymous (2) 27

CURRENT PARENTS A N N U A L

G I V I N G

GI F T S TO TA L : $ 6 4 2, 627 T OTAL C U R R ENT PARE NT PART I C I PATI O N: 7 5% C O MMI TTEE M EM BERS

Chairs: B. (Wiley ’75) & Abram Gordon (UPP) Debbie Marquardt (UPP) Dulany Anning (MID) Karen Bidlingmeyer Callard ’80 (MID) Meghan Nelson (DOH) Lessa Trindle (DOH) Brooke Guigui (LOT) Dobbs Ackermann Janet & Larry Allgaier Nupur Anand Lynette Andersen Lynette & James Barresi Michelle Baxter Josh Blatt Jane Bohinski

11th grade (2016) 79% PARTIC I PAT I ON

Yuko & Kazuhiko Akiyama

Nancy Pelc

Lisa Holden & Marco Fatuzzo

Sherri & Ted Remaklus

Wendy Ellis Gardner &

Cathy Cebulski Sacco & John Sacco

Todd Gardner Ingrid Handl & Walter Geiger

Lesley Bailey

Paula & Nicu Savu

Marcy & Coleman Goldsmith

Anne & Jordan Bain

Nancy Weintrub &

Kathi Makoroff & Jeffrey Grass

Brook Bobbitt

Andrew Scheurer

Marni & Taylor Greenwald IV

Aideen & Payson Briggs ’87

Gretchen & Rostislav Serota

Brooke & Daniel Guigui

Leslie Bryson

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Bin Xu & George Guo

Richard Chamberlin

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Sadhna Verma & Babu Gupta

Margy & Doug Clark

Nancy & John Silverman

Karen & Drew Hagerty

Jennifer & Patrick Clark

Christine Cho & Randall Smith

Sherry & Mark Holcomb

Beth & Peter Clayton

Victoria Chester & Mark Stavsky

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 &

Sheila & Philip Cohen

Michelle & Dudley Taft

Elizabeth & Brian Coley

Jian & Yu Wang

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Karen & Fritz Wilger ’83

Emily & Matt Kite

Caroline & Bill Cox

Christina & David Williams

Sandy Lane

Brenda & Joseph Coyle

Bonnie Sue Fisher &

Melissa Khoo & John Loeffler

Linda & Billy Cyr

Nicolas Williams

Rick Kieser

Lisa & Brad Lucas

Tracy & Dave Davis

Rina & William Williams

Debbie & Dan Marquardt

Deirdre & Steve Ditty

Jennifer Knight & Mike Zelkind

Amy Mayfield

Kari & David Ellis

Laurence Deprez-Zenezini &

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

Aideen & Payson Briggs ’87

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Karen & Scott Glum

Natalia Cristo

Mary & John Graber

Elizabeth & Nick DeBlasio

Dawn & Andrew Green

Shannon Dube

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Stefano Zenezini Anonymous (6)

Jessica & Chris McLennan Erin McNew Jennifer & Brian Moriarty

grade (2017)

73% PART I C I PAT I ON

Cinda & Steven Morse Jennie & Dave Moses Easwari &

Stacey Fisher

Vicky & Darin Hausberger

Rajashree Ghosh

Patti & Fred Heldman

Melissa Holsinger

Karen & David Hills

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Sabrina & Jeff Peppet

Victoria Karamanoukian

Xiaolan Cui & Shaoming Huang

Lee & Brian Arnold

Susan & Rick Rauh

Ashley Kohnen

Yu Lan & Rulang Jiang

Marcie & Nathan Bachrach

Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

Kirsten Kulkarni

Jane Johnston

Christy & Brian Berning

Lynette Rosati Shim

Rica & Tony Ligeralde

Sheila & David Kruzner

Jane & Bob Bohinski

Ellie Fabe ’78 &

Karen Laurens

Joby Bowman

Debbie & Dan Marquardt

Sunjoo & Andrew Chun

Mona & Ravi Saggar

Michelle & Brian McDonald

Nancy & Jay Clark

Ronna & Ben Schneider

Lisa & Peter Miccoli

Dorothy (Kim ’84) &

Caroline Bieser ’83 &

Lois & Cliff Mentrup Harrison Mullin Eric O’Driscoll Jim Papakirk Alexandra Quinn Susan Rauh Marielle Samaha Andrea Squire Mary Stewart Heather (Zaring ’92) & Andrew Vecellio Barry Weinstein

Diya Mutasim

PA R E N T D O N O R S

Current Parent Donors

Vasudevan Namboodiri

Evan Corbett ’82

Frank Russell L’72

Patrick Schreiber

Gwendolyn Yip & Santa Ono

Missy & Jim Davis

Leslie & Andy Spooner

Mei Wang & Yang Pan

Patricia & Charles DiGiovanna

Ramsey Sutherland

Phoebe & Alex Pardo

Sharon & Binem Dizenhuz L’78

Michelle & Dudley Taft

Mina & Anil Patel

Julie & Philip Duncan

Erica & Randy Vaughn

Doris Paul

Lisa & Chester Eng

Chantal & Jerome Weaver

Robert Paul

Frances Koblenzer &

Karen & Barry Weinstein

Joshua Farber

PA R E N T D O N O R S

CURRENT PARENTS Christina & David Williams

Jennifer & Rusty McNair

Loi & Andreas Drath

Ning Wang & Zhenyu Yuan

Jackie & Andy Wilson

Dawn Meyers ’88

Lisa & Chester Eng

Laurence Deprez-Zenezini &

Amy & Murray Wilson

Lisa & Peter Miccoli

Jamie & Todd Flagel

Jenny & Tom Wilson

Melissa & David Miller

Amy & Nick Francis

Caryn Franklin & Egal Ziv

Anonymous (3)

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Cora & José Garcia

Anonymous (3)

9th grade (2018)

Phoebe & Alex Pardo

Karen & Scott Glum

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Rashmi Assudani & Kunal Gupta

Jean & Chris Purple

Lisa Butler & Datha Harrison

Anne & Robert Ramsay

Jenny & Ed Hatfield

Susan & Rick Rauh

Janet & Willie Hill

Sheila Spradlin-Reich &

Sherry & Mark Holcomb

Corinna & Benjamin Alper

Tanya Kalin &

Anne & Jordan Bain

8 9 % PA RTI CIPATION

Beth & Brad Agin Pam Williams Arya & David Arya

Gary Reich

7 5 % PA RT I CI PAT I O N

Cynthia Richardson

Gina & Jon Blatt

Elizabeth & John Rising

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Shelley & William Cook

Julie & Dean Brackett

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Theresa & Dennison Keller

Joy & Michael Copfer

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) &

Susan (Abrahamson ’84) &

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Dorothy (Kim ’84) &

Jeff Routh

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Dena & Bill Baylor Jr.

Evan Corbett ’82

Alison & Bret Caller

Marielle & Tony Samaha

Tina & Ed Kuhlman

Theresa & Randall Curnow

Alice & Bruce Chalmers

Beth & Jim Schiff

Sandy Lane

Patty & Robert Dawson ’84

Je & Joseph Choo

Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Aimée & Louis Langrée

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Lisa & Jeff Leonard

Judith Neidlein-Dial &

Shelley & William Cook

Dan Schimberg ’80

Theresa & Randall Curnow

Bob Shaffer ’86

Ann Dinan & Drew Logan

Linda & Billy Cyr

Beth & Kevin Shaw

Dawn Meyers ’88

Michele & Brad Dorsch

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89

Asha & Sadu Shetty

Karen Meyer & Richard Michelman

Julie & Mike Finney

Sharon & Binem Dizenhuz L’78

Lisa & Alexander Smith

Leigh Peterson & Joe Mulica

Marsha & Scott Firestein

Sun Ho Lee Donovan

Jennifer & John Stein

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Evelyn & Marc Fisher

Colleen & George Dwight

Ying Yi & Andrew Sun

Amy & Jaimie Nathan

Puja & Krishnanath Gaitonde

Kari & David Ellis

Mandee & Keith Thompson

Sara & John Neyer

Marty (Mueller ’85) &

Marsha & Scott Firestein

Brooke Tucker

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

Amy & Nick Francis

Martha Slater &

Maria & Jim Papakirk

Paige & John Gimpel

Sherri & Tedd Friedman

Eric Gerhardt

Mina & Anil Patel

Kathi Makoroff & Jeffrey Grass

Pamela & John Williams

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Dawn & Andrew Green

Amy & Yuangang Zhang

Michele & Cory Pelnick

Marni & Taylor Greenwald IV

Cynthia Westermann &

Caryn Franklin & Egal Ziv

Marla & Chris Peltier

Sadhna Verma & Babu Gupta

Anonymous (5)

Karen & Mark RingswaldEgan

Tara & Avery Hammonds

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Lalitha Parameswaran &

Richie & Mark Heiman Tracy & David Hickenlooper Robin Guarino & Wendy Hill Candice & John Jandes

William Waskowitz

Michael Dial

B. (Wiley ’75) & Abram Gordon

David Harsh

8th grade (2019) 80% PART I C I PAT I ON

Candace Miller-Janidlo & Peter Janidlo

Jill Romerill

Param Hariharan

Ann Schwister & Juan Santamarina

Lisa Butler & Datha Harrison

Ronna & Ben Schneider

Lara Danziger-Isakov &

Judy & Adam Shuppert

Ronnen Isakov

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

Leslie & Andy Spooner

Peggy Shaffer & Bennett Jacks

Mary Sutton & Daniel Kanter

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89

Ann Dinan & Drew Logan

Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Karryn Schultz-Stieby &

Laura Rosenblum &

Helen & Darius Kemp

Christy & Brian Berning

Susan (Shepherd ’85) &

Audrey & Stephen Brown

Greg Kersting Jacquie Kovach

7th grade (2020)

Lynette & James Barresi

Paul Callard ’81

Vladimir Kalinichenko

Stefano Zenezini

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) & Paul Callard ’81

Jennifer & Jeffrey Kreines ’82

Amy & Joe Callow

Krysia Rodak & Philip Long

Tamara & Anthony Campbell

Kelly & David Loring

Vicky & Mike Carroll

Tammy & Scott Maring

Nancy & Jay Clark

Trish & Tim McDonald

Suzanne & Curtis Dorsch

William Stieby Heather (Zaring ’92) & Andrew Vecellio

Howard Mandel Anju & Vivek Manocha Tiffiny Diers & Fernando Martinez

Robin & Matt Walker

Trish & Tim McDonald

Jane Cooney-Waterhouse &

Cassandra McKenzie

David Waterhouse Paula (White ’83) & Bernie Wharton Marcy Wydman ’76

Jessica & Chris McLennan Doris & Theo Nelson Jyoti & Nilesh Patil Anne & Robert Ramsay

Doherty grade (2023)

Susan & Rick Rauh

Rachael Moore & John Godsman

Emily & Matt Kite

Sherri & Ted Remaklus

Zorina & Valarry Goldfeder

Ami & Tushar Kothari

Charissa May-Riley & Kevin Riley

Margot & Dan Good

Sheila & David Kruzner

Elizabeth & John Rising

Karen & Drew Hagerty

Mitzie & Emerson Moser

Celeste & Mike Rooney

Mary Boat & Chris Harrington

Jennie & Thomas Murphy

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

Marielle & Tony Samaha

Vicky & Darin Hausberger

Reena & Yash Patil

Joey Adams

Jayna (Schlegel ’90) &

Lucie & Jonathan Hawgood ’87

Amy & Chris Pedoto

Maria Bustamante & Steven Adams

Beth & Mark Homer

Heather (Zaring ’92) &

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Andrew Vecellio

82 % PA RT I CI PAT I O N

Christy & Brian Berning

Christina & Puvi Seshiah

Maureen & Frank Howard

Bob Shaffer ’86

Sarah & John Humphrey III ’84

Moira Weir & Stephen Yeager

Susan & Reginald Coach

Judy & Adam Shuppert

Archana & Sashi Kilaru

Anonymous (2)

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Susan Esler & Steve Skibo

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Maria Kalomenidou &

Kelly & David Loring

Yannis Skoufalos

Betsy & Matt Malloy

Lotspeich th grade (2022)

91% PART I C I PAT I ON

Amy & Andrew DeWitt ’89 Loi & Andreas Drath Judy & Tracy Finn Lori Aronson & Craig Froehle

Doreen & Ethan Stanley ’89

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

Jennifer & John Stein

Jennifer & Rusty McNair

Sandi & Jason Tonich

Kara & Brad Meador

Nupur & Manish Anand

Rachael Moore & John Godsman

Mari Miura & Hirotaka Uchiyama

Nadia & Marc Montchaussé

Kristina & Scott Cagle

Elizabeth & Stuart Goldstein

Jessica & Brian Wabler

Cinda & Steven Morse

Danielle & Joseph Chen

Margot & Dan Good

Sherry Glover-Walsh &

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Jessica Allen-Christmon &

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Gregory Christmon

Jutta & Patrick Lafley

Brad Walsh

Sara & John Neyer

Julie & John Gabriel

Kejian Zhang & Zhaohui Wang

Clare & Thomas O’Brien

Joy & Michael Copfer

Jessica & Chris McLennan

Jennifer Knight & Mike Zelkind

Brandi & David Patchan

Jennifer & Todd Couch

Lois & Cliff Mentrup

Anonymous (5)

Liz Dallman & Samir Patel

Cathleen & Delbert DeBurger

Betsy & Harrison Mullin

Susan Frankel & Jeremy Perlin

Earline & Don Fechter

Maria & Jim Papakirk

Alex & Andrew Quinn

Marsha & Scott Firestein

Ellen Monson & Kenneth Petren

Jennifer & Bob Ringel

Mona Foad

Michelle & Rick Setzer

Lynn & Pete Robinson ’86

Eileen & Jerry Gao

Mari Miura & Hirotaka Uchiyama

Susan (Abrahamson ’84) &

Julie Albright & Brian Haas

Jessica & Brian Wabler

Beth & Mark Homer

Britty & Brian Wiles Anonymous (1)

6th grade (2021) 7 8 % PA RTI C I PATION

Fleming & Dobbs Ackermann

Jeff Routh

Dulany & Rob Anning ’86

Fred Schaefer

Jan-Michele & Eric Kearney

Pam Williams Arya & David Arya

Michelle & Rick Setzer

Kelly & Ken Kocher

Anne Boat

Erica & Randy Vaughn

Rica & Tony Ligeralde

Robin & Sean Carew

Kristin & Glenn Waters

Sorina & Radu Macavei

Amy & Joe Callow

Pamela & John Williams

Karen Meyer & Richard Michelman

Alice & Bruce Chalmers

Beth & Chad Withers

Amy & Jaimie Nathan

Sunjoo & Andrew Chun

Hillary Wood

Jennifer & Jim Pavelka

Mary & Richard Alexander

Amanda Hayes ’91 &

Ning Wang & Zhenyu Yuan

Rachel Gustin ’93 & John Piersma

Melanie Grynsztejn & Ian Buttress

Anonymous (3)

Sangeeta Mathur &

Susan & Peter Cha

Jason Cohen ’91 Katie & Chris Coulson Nina & Charlie Croog Jennifer & Eric Dauer Missy & Jim Davis

Doherty grade (2022)

67% PARTI C I PAT I ON

Tiffany & Michael Domet

Balaji Purushothaman

Lotspeich grade (2023)

82 % PA RT I CI PAT I O N

Rekha & Haleem Chaudhary

Karen & Mark RingswaldEgan

Danielle & Joseph Chen

Elizabeth & John Rising

Lalitha & Jaideep Chunduri

Christina & Puvi Seshiah

Brittany Conner

Rajashree Ghosh &

Nina & Charlie Croog

Annette & Jean-Robert de Cavel

Kari & David Ellis

Anne & Ron DeLyons

Lisa & Alexander Smith

Tiffany & Michael Domet

Judy & Tracy Finn

Angie & Tim Drew

Katie & Neal Tew

Elissa & Sean Donovan ’86

Jamie & Todd Flagel

Rob Heimann

Karen & Fritz Wilger ’83

Sun Ho Lee Donovan

Amy & Nick Francis

Tricia & Mark Hoar

Jodi Schmidtgoesling &

Julie & Jay Epstein

Wendy Ellis Gardner &

Linda Greff & Chuck Joffe

Ingrid Handl & Walter Geiger

Mary Lynne Boorn ’84 & Rick Kieser

Tapendra Sinha

Elizabeth & Nick DeBlasio

Loi & Andreas Drath

Todd Gardner

PA R E N T D O N O R S

Dan Schimberg ’80

Jay Woffington

Dee Ann Gilmore

Julie Woffington

Dawn & Andrew Green

Anonymous (1)

Amy Halbrook

CURRENT PARENTS Susan (Shepherd ’85) &

Nupur & Manish Anand

Elizabeth & Roberto Pasquier

Julie & John Guminey

Lynette & Bryan Andersen

Anne Luecke & Cliff Schecter

Rob Heimann

Mariam & Faisal Khan

Sarah Corathers & Jim Anthony ’93

A’Dora Phillips &

Anna (Binkley ’94) &

Jennifer & Winston Licata

Jennifer Habel & Chris Bachelder

Lisa Lehner & Kermit Lovelace

Kelly & Edwin Berger

Alessandra & DJ Trindle

Ashley & Hill Kohnen

Jennifer & Rusty McNair

Ali & Dennis Bernstein

Megan Murray & Joseph Willke

Frannie Thompson-Kunkel &

Kara & Brad Meador

Gina & Jon Blatt

Casey & Greg Morris

Chrissie & Josh Blatt

Holly & Eric O’Driscoll

Meredith & Erik Brown

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L E A R N I N G G L O B A L

Middle and high school are very important times to teach students to think globally instead of getting so involved in our teeny little world ... we also need to know that poor doesn’t equal problem, and that the poorest person in Malawi could teach us something.” - Seven Hills alumna Lilly Dimling `85 , director of programs at The Global Soap Project.

A growing focus on global and contemporary education reflects the reality that our world is getting smaller. In a variety of settings, Seven Hills faculty and administration have oriented literature and history courses even more fully toward global issues. From the annual, indepth study of a country on the Doherty Campus, to the cross-continental study in kindergarten on the Hillsdale Campus, a new sixth-grade Spanish curriculum and the Middle School’s Global Education Day, and new foreign exchange programs to Greece and Italy, global learning is very much part of our students’ everyday experiences. “The more that students can see how history applies to the world they are living in, the better they realize how crucial it is to understand the past,” said history department chair Brian Wabler, who introduced a new class, environmental history, this fall. “We are all living in an increasingly complex world and as students understand more about that world, they will be able to be more engaged citizens.” The new environmental history class – a new course that teaches students how the relationships between

people and their environments significantly affect history – is just the newest in a suite of Upper School course offerings that take a global approach. “We have introduced a number of courses recently in the history department with this aim – global issues, postmodern America, war and peace since 1945, and now, environmental history,” said Wabler. “Many of our traditional courses have become more global over the years as well, particularly world history I and world history II, which used to focus primarily on Europe but now have a much wider focus.” The ability to view the world with a broader, deeper lens, from different angles, and, at times, zoom in on the origin of certain circumstances in parts of the world is very much part of the future of education. With so many students interested in areas of community service and entrepreneurialism, being able to tap into a more layered understanding of a situation and culture other than one’s own is a rare and valuable skillset, said Seven Hills alumna Lilly Dimling `85, director of programs at The Global Soap Project.

“Middle and high school are very important times to teach students to think globally instead of getting so involved in our teeny little world,” said Dimling, who spoke to the Upper School last January about The Global Soap Project, which provides recycled soap to people in developing countries. “We need to know that two billion people in the world don’t have toilets. But we also need to know that poor doesn’t equal problem, and that the poorest person in Malawi could teach us something.” Dimling continued, “Sometimes it is better to stop talking and just listen. When we do that we realize how little we know and how much we have to learn. We become true global citizens.” Whether looking back to understand the implications of a culture of people from a historic perspective, or moving forward to learn from people within local and global communities, Seven Hills students are learning to reach across the table and around the world, to understand and appreciate the value of perspectives, processes, struggles, and histories that are unlike their own.

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CPS 1963

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Nancy Blemker Yeaw

Betsy Ditmars

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Judith Allen Thompson

Alison Beall

Marjorie McCullough Motch

Janet Allen-Reid ’76

CPS 1942

Heidi Black ’98

Anonymous (1)

Kenya Brock ’98

CPS 1946

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Scott Carroll ’85

Margaret Wulsin Kite

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Francie Comey ’01

Ann Vail Roberts

Marta Murrie Simons

Claudia Gilmore Cummings H’61

Emily Gest Todd

Sara Steman Whittaker

CPS 1947

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CPS 1948

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Laura Hoguet ’06

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Nancy Crothers Ohnmeis

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Steve Newman ’02

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C P S 1961

Margaret Parlin O’Malley H’57

Julia Clarke White

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TSHS 1980

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TS H S 1 9 7 9

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Jay Dealy

Mark Donohoo

Anna Binkley Kennedy

Adair Ilyinsky Goodyear

Missy Wyant Smit

Elida Kamine

T SHS 2004

Robert Stirling

David Levy

Bryan Bibler

Anonymous (1)

Nikki Johnson Mullins

Samantha Buyniski

Liza Martindale Weiner

Sarah McDonough Goodacre

TSHS 1995

Matt Bramlage

TSHS 2000

Kalpana Kotagal

Charlie Black

Kip Kummerle

Paige Schweitzer Connelly

Todd Margolis

Miriam Lipson Hodesh

TSHS 1996

Tom Garber Lisa Gilbert Fayre Schweitzer Martin Sarah Pearce Phipps John Snyder

Isabelle Kalubi Kevin Kummerle

Ryan Miller Sarah Rabourn Anne Standley Doug Wulsin

Chip Kalnow

T SHS 2 0 1 0

Katie Menzies

William Bahlman

Danny Mou

Britt Cyr

David Mou

Alex Hill

Anonymous (1)

Tessa Jones Walker Schiff

T SHS 2 0 1 1

Julianne Bain

Rachel Habbert

Elisse Hill

Frederick Hall

Miles Hill

Emily Hastie Schultz

John Lewis

Brian Hepp

Aaron Markiewitz

Asia Reid

Nathan Markiewitz

Dan Schultz

Haleigh Monaco

Benjamin van der Horst

Gilbert Richards

Christopher Warrington

Katie Sauers

Elizabeth Gilman

Anonymous (1)

Ferrial Lanton Kristen Snyder Melanie Finn Sureau

Matt Gast

TSHS 2002

Gregory Huang

Hank Alexander

Bobby Marcus

Carina Peschiera Behrens

Michael Newman

Elizabeth Looney Bevis

Meredith Edwards Ficks

Susie Keller

Alexa Lowe

Robert Cottrell Jr.

Tim Wyant

David Evans

Julie Koenig

Zack Conyne

CeCe Gehrig

Kate Kiefhaber Elliott

Anonymous (1)

Alice Wong Tucker

Kirstin Weeks

Catherine Czaya

David Koenig

Melissa Andress

Erich Frey

Kenya Brock

T SHS 2 0 0 9

P.G. Sittenfeld

Peter Schober

Jason Waugh

Heidi Black

Alex Rush

Ashley Ackerman

Francie Comey

Lisa Barrett

Anonymous (1)

Caroline Habbert Romash

Robert Stern

TSHS 1998

Clare Schroder

T SHS 2005

TSHS 2001

Adam Bloomfield

Ramsey Reid

Jessalyn Reid

Liz Okin Lorenz

Julia Christiansen St. Pierre

TSHS 1997

Tyler McIlwraith

Jono Lawson

Caroline Decker Jill Donenfeld Seb Hue Cassie Iseman Wissel Tshiunza Kalubi Addison Lanier Steve Newman Kate Rush

Betsy Findlay

TSHS 2003

John Hepp

Julie Andress

ALUMNI DONORS

Evan Joiner

T SHS 2 0 0 8

Luke Wulsin Anonymous (1)

Mary Wulsin T SHS 2 0 1 2 T SHS 2006

Paddack Bahlman

Caroline Bahlman

Hillary Goldsmith

Sophie Beckwith

Ian Grohsgal

Peter Dumbadze

Betsy Johnson

Laura Hoguet

George Lawson

Clay Jamison

Anonymous (1)

Gabriel Kalubi Blair Lanier

T SHS 2 0 1 3

Jeff Leonard

Anonymous (1)

Leah Robertson Anonymous (1)

* Denotes deceased

Early Childhood Education at Seven Hills encompasses child-centered, discovery-based learning experiences for everyone from parents and toddlers, to pre-kindergarteners as young as 2, to kindergarteners. The Beginnings Parent & Toddler Enrichment Program, where parents and their toddlers ages 12-24 months participate in various learning activities, flourishes as an outstanding network of parent-to-teacher and parent-to-parent support during each of the 12-week sessions on both campuses throughout the school year. New in 2014-15 on the Doherty Campus, and launching this year on the Hillsdale Campus, pre-kindergarten for 2-year-olds offers a learning experience specifically tailored to the needs and curiosities of 2-year-olds. Throughout the year, the tiny students explore dozens of enrichment opportunities, as our teachers provide a curriculum that recognizes each child’s unique talents and readiness level. While learning about symphonic instruments, planting organic gardens, or building cardboard castles, the young students are also learning about scientific discovery and developing analytical thinking skills. Head of Lower School on the Doherty Campus

Patti Guethlein said, “The pre-kindergarten curriculum was designed to meet the unique needs of 2-year-olds. They are not ‘young threes.’ They are solidly and joyfully 2-year-old learners.” Imbued with that same sense of joy and discovery, Seven Hills pre-kindergarten and kindergarten welcome students into a unique opportunity to spend each day in their own small community. “Each early childhood classroom is prepared and the curriculum designed to nurture the social, emotional and academic growth of the individual child,” said pre-kindergarten teacher Ginger Rubin. “While gaining comfort and self-confidence in their own classroom, the children are able to venture out into a larger world where third graders read stories to them, they attend a fifth grade play, and they make holiday cards for those in need. The opportunities are endless.” Pre-kindergarten for two-year-olds, which has thrived on the Doherty Campus for the past two years, opened on the Hillsdale Campus this fall in the new Nellie Leaman Taft Early Childhood Center. The 17,500 sq. ft. building, which is part of the Lotspeich Lower School, also houses our Beginnings Parent & Toddler Enrichment Program, pre-kindergarten, and kindergarten.

Head of Lower School on the Lotspeich Campus Carolyn Fox said the new building and playscape that greeted students and families this fall is the product of careful and mindful planning. “The outdoor space affords extended learning in a natural environment with an appropriately fun and safe area for our new program for 2-year-olds,” said Fox. “Our exceptional early childhood team of teachers, skilled and trained in early childhood, now has an exceptional learning space as well, to accommodate the innovative plans for our program.”

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

“I have the most vivid memories of being so happy and engaged when I was in pre-kindergarten at Seven Hills. It’s astonishing. I remember how the classroom was laid out. On the playground there was a tree that I used to hang upside down on. I just remember being very active and doing all sorts of things. The teachers at Seven Hills really understand child development and how children learn.” – Julie Witten `94

Early Childhood Director on the Hillsdale Campus Kara Meador said teachers couldn’t be more enthusiastic or passionate, as they welcomed Seven Hills’ newest and youngest students to the campus. “Our spacious new building will provide all with room for class gatherings, performances, and learning that extends outside of our classroom doors, adding to our sense of community and ability to learn and explore in multiple environments,” said Meador. “The Early Childhood Center will be a foundation for children as they start their journey as Seven Hills students.”

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G I V I N G

G R A N D PA R E N T D O N O R S

Grandparent Donors G I F TS TO TA L : $134,603 COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Elizabeth Andrews Sydney & Bob Anning Jo Arnold Gay Seybolt Bain H’51

Mrs. Roberta Fisher

On Ja & Han-Kyo Kim

Barbara Beaver

Rayna & Sam Frankel

Margaret Wulsin Kite C’46

Mr. & Mrs. John Berninger

Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Franklin

Andrea & David Knarr

Jack Binkley

Dr. & Mrs. Sanford Franklin

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Koenig

Mr. & Mrs. George Bitsoff

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Friedman

Drs. Jaspa & Harjit Kohli

Mr. & Mrs. James Blakeney

Ms. Emily Froehlich

Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59

Lucille & Dutro Blocksom

Jim Garvey

Mrs. Helen Kovach

Susan Bolton

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Gerhardt

Susan Steman Laffoon H’57

Jack Binkley

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Borcherding

Dee Gettler

Mr. & Mrs. Paikky Lee

Susan Bolton

Carol & Steven Boymel

Mr. & Mrs. Jon Gimpel

Peter Levin

Peter Briggs

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brant

Ms. Ann Gladura

Mr. & Mrs. David Long

Terry Clayton

Charlin & Peter Briggs

Mrs. Stephanie Gordon

Mr. Ed Loring

Jane Ellis

Ms. Bobbee Brooks

Carolyn (Hayes C’55) &

Mrs. Mary Loveland

Phyllis Ewing

Barbara Brown

Ginny Fisher

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Brown

Mrs. William Gossett

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon MacIntosh

Rayna Frankel

Mr. Tyler Cain

Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Grajek

Ms. Charlotte Mandel

Jim Garvey

Linda & George Callard

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Grass

Ms. Eva Marelic

Louise Atkins Head H’56

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Caller

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Mr. & Mrs. Adolf Marko

Susan Steman Laffoon H’57

Mr. & Mrs. Dick Clark

Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Guigui

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Marquardt

Peter Levin

Mrs. Margery Clayton

Dr. & Mrs. Dale Gutman

Susan & Jimmy Marrs

Jackie Mack

Len & Hank Cohen

Mr. William Habel

Mr. R. Glenn Mayfield

Robert McCoy

Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Cohen

Mrs. Veronica McCreary-Hall &

Mr. & Mrs. Luama Mays

Robbie Michelman

Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Collette

Lilamae Mueller

Ms. Bea Conner

Susan & Bob Halonen

Gretchen & Robert McCormick Jr.

Sandra Small

Mr. Robert Conway

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Haus

Betsy & Robert McCoy

Mr. & Mrs. Don Coyle

Dr. & Mrs. Chester Haverback

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McNew

Ms. Kay Crist

Kathy & Tom Hayes

Robbie & John Michelman

Mary & George Croog

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head

Margo & Robert Morgan

Mrs. Mary Ellen Cyran

Mr. & Mrs. Bob Heimann

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Morris Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Dedeker

Ms. Claudia Hoffman

Frances Prosser Morriss C’60

Mr. & Mrs. J. Dennis Delafield

Muriel (Richards H’59) &

Lilamae Mueller

Edie Smitson Jim Wiesmann Sharon Yosafat Mr. & Mrs. Robert Albright Ms. Elizabeth Allgaier Elizabeth Andrews Sydney & Bob Anning Jo Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Tad Avera Dr. Ramagopala Avutu Mrs. Emily Bachrach Gay (Seybolt H’51) & Saint Bain Merrilyn Bardes C’62 Ms. Barbara Barrett Mr. & Mrs. Roger Barton 44

Margaret Burchenal Baylor H’48

Polly Bassett

Ms. Vivian Dennard

Paul Gosiger Sr.

Mr. Charles Hall

Mr. David Luecke

Mrs. Joan McCormick

Robert Holzman

Mr. & Mrs. John Mullin III

Mr. & Mrs. William DeWitt Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Joffe

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Nelezen

Drs. Manju & Satish Dhanda

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. David Nickel

Dr. Marilyn Ditty

Mr. & Mrs. Ron Johnson

Dr. & Mrs. James Nordlund

Nancy & Steve Donovan

Mr. & Mrs. Willie Johnson

Mr. Ted O’Brien

Mrs. Clare Driehaus

Dr. Paul Jonas

Mrs. Minal Patel

Jane Ellis

Martha Whitaker Jones H’43

Ms. Patricia Pell

Phyllis Ewing

Mr. & Mrs. James Jurgensen

Dr. & Mrs. Seymour Perlin

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Faber

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kanter

Mr. & Mrs. Nat Pieper

Mr. & Mrs. Mel Fischesser

Arlene & Bill Katz

Mrs. Usha Puri

Ginny & Millard Fisher

Mr. & Mrs. Larry Kennedy

Drs. Chandra & Prasanta Raj

Nancy (Wersel H’70) & William Rybolt Mrs. Adele Schiff Mr. & Mrs. Jack Schiff Mr. & Mrs. Donald Seltz Mr. & Mrs. Suresh Shah Mr. & Mrs. William Shaw Anne & Ron Shepherd

G R A N D PA R E N T D O N O R S

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Raus

Debbie & Glenn Shillinger Mr. & Mrs. James Shuppert Jackie Mack & Ted Silberstein Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Siwoff Mrs. Suzanne Sizer Mrs. Mary Sloneker Donahue Sandra Small Edie Smitson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sprigg Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Stanley Mr. Robert Stevens Mary Reis Sullivan C’59 Christina & Dudley Taft L’52 Mr. & Mrs. Rick Theders Donna & Dean Trindle Mr. & Mrs. James Ward Walter White Pati & Jim Wiesmann Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Wilborn Mr. & Mrs. William Wiles Joan & Tom Wolfram Mrs. Gloria Wolfson* Mr. & Mrs. W. Vann York Sharon & Jacob Yosafat Anne & Allen Zaring Ms. Janet Ziegler Anonymous (3) *Denotes deceased

GRAN D PARE NTS

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PARE NTS

G I V I N G

Parents of Alumni Donors

PA R E N T S O F A L U M N I

G I F T S T O TA L : $ 5 3 , 5 6 9 COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Chair: Tara Eaton

Louise & Rob Cottrell

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

Fran Barrett

Claudia (Gilmore H’61) &

Debbie Hill

Carmeletta Malora & Michael Barrett

David Cummings

Ruth & John Hill

Deb (Brown C’66) & Jim Cummins

Lisa Hillenbrand

Bruce Brown

Polly Bassett

Katharine Davis

Sue & Thomas Hillhouse

Darcy & Kurt Deimer

Barbara Beaver

Angela & Jim Dealy

Diana & Dennis Hilligan

Jennie (Rosenthal L’75) &

Susan Haas & Craig Decker

Dale Hodges

Darcy & Kurt Deimer

Lee & Dan Hoffheimer

Cindy & Andy Berman

Kathy & Bob Deubell

Karen & David Hoguet Karen Holley Horrell &

Jeannie Zimmerman Donaldson H’60 Rachel Foster

Allan Berliant Terry & Tom Betts

Peggy & Dan Dinger

Debbie Hill

Lindsay & Mark Bibler

Jeannie (Zimmerman H’60) &

Jan & Tom Kiefhaber

Jack Binkley

Peter Koenig

Helen Chatfield Black H’41

Nancy & Steve Donovan

Susan & Steve Black L’60

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

Liz Lanier Blake

Jane (Maddox C’65) &

Libby Landen Krone ’77 Sally Leyman Zola Makrauer

Randal & Peter Bloch L’60

Richard Donaldson

Igor Dumbadze

Jack Horrell Linda & Gordon Huntress Pattie (Scifres H’68) & Andy Jamison Sarah & Mark Johnson Jacquie Jones

Susan Bolton

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

Martha Whitaker Jones H’43

Mike Marrero

Heidi Scrable & Rufus Botzow

Tara & Jon Eaton

Kathy & Tom Kahle

Velma Morelli

Carol & Steven Boymel

Karen & Peter Eller

Kris & Cal Kalnow

Susan & Dennis Okin

Wendy & Todd Braff

Sandy (Hauck C’49) &

Jacky Kalubi

Dennis Shiels Mary Jo & Bill Simpson Kim Takahashi Nancy & David Abineri Liz & Hank Alexander Estate of Robert Allen Jan Anderson Nancy & Simon Anderson Janet (Fast H’46) & Frank Andress Sydney & Bob Anning Robin (Smith H’67) & John Armstrong Judy & Tom Arnold Alicia Fitscher & Peter Au-Yeung Leslie & Michael Baggish Sue & Steve Baggott Chase & Baker Bahlman ’78 Sarah (Allyn ’77) & Ward Bahlman L’66 Nancy & William* T. Bahlman Jr. L’31 46

Karla & Bill Balskus

Frances (Lamson H’72) & Daniel Bailey

Kathleen Braverman

Allen* Elliott

Darlene & Charles Kamine

Charlin & Peter Briggs

Rowley Elliston

Uma Kotagal & Sashi Kant

Marianne & Ed Brill

Carol (Iannitto H’61) &

Ginger & Steve Kent

Janice & Jay Brinker

George Euskirchen

Jan & Tom Kiefhaber

Rhoda (Allen H’67) &

Barbara & Thomas Ferrell

On Ja & Han-Kyo Kim

Nora Zorich & Thomas Filardo

Peter Koenig

Nancy & Bruce Brown

Mary Lou & Richard Fink

Libby (Landen ’77) &

Ann (Shepard H’64) &

Rachel & Bernie Foster

John Brooks L’57

Leland Bulger

Bruce Krone

Carolyn & Terry Fox

Bobbie & Jeff Kuhn

Barbara Frey

Sue & Werner Kummerle

Dee Gettler

Karen & Rob Lambert

Linda & George Callard

Nancy & Tom Gilman

Lisa & John Larkin

Jenny & Terry Carr

Hope & Philip Glassman

Margaret (Avril ’75) &

Shannon (Kelly H’67) &

Zorina & Valarry Goldfeder

Cathy (Smale H’72) & Robert Caldemeyer

Lee Carter

Jonathan Lawson

Rebecca Goldman

Cissy & Bob Lenobel

Ann Casey

Clardina & Ronald Green

Pegi & John Leonard

Katherine & Louis Claybon

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

Niké & Jerry Cline-Bailey

Gary Greenberg

Zena Lieberman

Len & Hank Cohen

Marty & Robert Hamilton

Phyllis & John Lowe

Marilyn Collins

Susan & Jeff Harris

Carolyn (Huwe H’56) &

Margaret (Walker H’70) &

Susan & Joseph Harten

Tom Comey L’57 Mary Wood-Constable & James Constable

Kathy & Tom Hayes Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head Barbara & Christopher Hepp

Peter Ludwig Linda Busken Jergens & Andrew MacAoidh Jergens Anni Macht-Gibson C’70

OF AL U M N I Hilda Rosenberg

Nancy Greiwe & Bill Markovits

Helen Asbury H’72 &

Mike Marrero Linda (Headley H’68) & Addison Maupin Jr. Mary & Harry Maxon

Christopher Rowe

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

Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73 Dorothy Varland

Mary Jo & Bill Simpson

Margaret & Robert Vitz

Ginger (Carson C’72) & Rob Rubin

Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld

Drew Gores L’66, H’72 &

Lynn (Schweitzer H’68) &

Sarah & Gerald Skidmore Lisa Smale Corbett ’75

Alice & Ron Weitzenkorn

Gretchen & Robert McCormick Jr.

Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61

Linda & Neil Smith

Jody Knoop & Ward Wenstrup

Kevin McNamara

Susan Arnold & Diana Salter

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Jack White

Leslie (Bennett C’61) &

Betsy (Robinson H’70) & Tom Schram

John Steele

Mimi Richmond & Russell White

Mary Inkrot-Schroder &

Sarah & Steve Steinman

Walter White

Kathleen & Jim Stengel

Johanna & Ian Wilt

Redmond McNeill Cindy & Vern McNeill

Jeff Rush

George Warrington

Mark Schroder

Malinda & Jeffrey McReynolds

Nancy & Julius Schulhoff

Anne & Edward Stern

Estate of Jean Wommack

Alfred Meckel

Jan & Howard Schultz

Barbara & Michael Stough

Barbara & Stocky Wulsin

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Barbara Seiver

Kim & Hiro* Takahashi

Peg (Hogan H’60) &

Catherine MacLeod Miller ’77

Qaisar & Naila Shareef

Fran & Dale Tesmond

Dale & Gary Monnier

Kathy & Tom Shepard

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Mary Beth & Craig Young

Sally Monroe

Anne & Ron Shepherd

Donna & Dean Trindle

Anne & Allen Zaring

Barbara Mustoe-Monteith &

Susan & Kenneth Sherman

Ellen & Ray van der Horst

Anonymous (11)

Kathy & Dennis Shiels

Barbara & Mark VanderLaan

Joel Monteith Velma Morelli

PA R E N T S O F A L U M N I

John MacLeod

Jack Wyant

*Denotes deceased

Frances Prosser Morriss C’60 Olivia Motch H’65 Mary Nelson Robin Nenninger Linda Neu Mary Asbury H’69 & Bob Newman Susan & Dennis Okin Elizabeth (Warrington ’78) & Kevin Ott Tory (Woodhull H’63) & John Parlin lll L’54 Mala & Ken Patel Carol & Jim Pearce Marna Peters Margaret Phillips Pamela & Martin Popp Jane & David Pyle Glenna & Arthur Rabourn Edyce & Allen Rau Janet Allen-Reid ’76 & David Reid Judith Richards Susan & Peter Robinson Carol Rosenau

A R T S P E R F O R M I N G A N D F I N E

A B O L D V I S I O N F O R F I N E A N D P E R F OR M I N G A RTS AT S E V E N H I LLS "We should be grateful for the drama program in the Lower School. According to the U.S. Department of Education, only 4 percent of elementary schools in the U.S. have curricular theater, so we have been given a great gift with Russell White.” – Julie Cohen Theobald, Seven Hills parent and executive director of the Educational Theatre Association

Seven Hills fine and performing arts

2014-15 school year, with a win in one

into students’ everyday lives, said Seven

programs have taken definitive steps to

category and seven other nominations. In

Hills parent and Educational Theatre

arrive at unprecedented successes

April, 50 performing arts students

Association executive director Julie

across divisions.

traveled to Chicago to attend performances

Cohen Theobald. “From the time my

and participate in a professional theater

children started in pre-kindergarten,

improv workshop.

music, drama, and art were part of their

During the 2014-15 school year, both the Middle and Upper school theater

“Our fine and performing arts programs

their calendar of events. Both divisions

continue to grow through several exciting

participated in Project 38 – the innovative

new projects and events that took place

arts education initiative of Cincinnati

last school year, and more to be offered

Shakespeare Company – while the

this year,” said fine and performing arts

Middle School theater department

chair Tina Kuhlman. “We are seeing a

performed The Tempest at Washington

level of excitement and interest in the arts

Park, and, for the first time, sent several

throughout our entire student body, both

students to participate in the Junior

for theater students and non-theater

Seven Hills’ dynamic fine and performing

Theater Festival in Atlanta, Ga.

students. As a school, our dedication to

arts program sets the foundation for

the arts is boundless.”

endless possibilities as we move forward

The sweeping developments throughout

everyday education and integrated into

department added a third production to

Seven Hills’ fine arts program last year are

Enhancements to the fine arts program

a reflection of the value the school places

also reached the Lower School, as well,

on comprehensive fine arts education.

with the fall launch of an early instrumen-

The Upper School theater department

tal program for fourth and fifth graders

participated in the Greater Cincinnati

interested in playing a wind or string

Cappies – a prestigious, student-critiqued

instrument. The broad, sequential nature

regional high school competition

of the fine arts program at Seven Hills

patterned after the Oscars – during the

illustrates how the program is interwoven

the school culture,” said Theobald. “There are always student art projects on the walls. The musical performances are a highlight of the school year, and theater is also integrated into the regular classroom to improve reading and writing skills.”

with a capital campaign for the multi-purpose Center for Arts and Leadership. All of these initiatives reflect and define the sophistication and vision of performing arts as our students and faculty continue to expand the depth of our programs and build upon our successes.

FAC U LTY & A N N U A L

G I V I N G

FAC U LT Y & S TA F F

Facult y and Staf f Donors Diana Conley

Doug Huff

Dan Polifka

Individuals on this list were

Joy Copfer

Marney Hupper

Anne Ramsay

employees of The Seven Hills School

Jocelyn Coulter

Amy Ilg

Nikki Ravenscraft

Wynne McCarthy Curry H’71

Jacky Kalubi

John Rising

Rachel Damon

Theresa Keller

Sarah Rooch Roberts C’67

Judy Davis

Cyndi Kenyon

Jill Romerill

Linda Ford (Upper)

Katie Dawson

Melissa Khoo

Ginger Carson Rubin C’72

Jacky Kalubi (Middle)

Patty Dawson

Margo Kirstein

Bill Schmidt

Karla Dejean

Cicely Knecht

Jo & Roger Schnirring

Dan Dinger

Jody Knoop

Kirby Schuchter

Elissa Donovan

Pat Kramer-Carroll

Nancy Schulhoff

John Drew

John Krauss

Brian Sebastian

Tim Drew

Jennifer Kreines

Glenn Shillinger

Beth O’Brien Driehaus

Tina Kuhlman

Judy Shuppert

Maria Eynon

Amy Kulhavik

Andi Fischer Simon ’98

Jen Faber

Claire Laughlin

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Kitty Blair Fischer H’68

Pegi Leonard

Sara Snyder

Linda & Doug Ford

Cassie Levesque

Robert Starkey

Carolyn Fox

Jennifer Licata

Mimi Stricker

Amy & Nick Francis

Yu-Chun Lin

Becky Swain

Vallie Freeman

Liz Okin Lorenz ’00

Jen Torline

Barbara Frey

Lara Magdzinski

Rose Truong

Chris Garten

Ann Marasco

Barbara VanderLaan

Marty Mueller Gerhardt ’85

Susan Marrs

Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73

Nate Gleiner

Linda Headley Maupin H’68

James Venable

Karen Glum

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

Margaret Vitz

Ann Griep

Andy McGarvey

Brian Wabler

Andi Guess

Tyler McIlwraith ’03

Maggie Walker

Patti Guethlein

Kara Meador

Bill Waskowitz

Julie Guminey

Cheryl & Mike Miller

Joanie Weidner

Marty Hamilton

Melissa Morelli ’85

Lowell Wenger

Vicky Hausberger

Margo Morgan

Russell White

Mandy Hayes ’91

Mitzie Moser

Becky Wichman

Megan Hayes

Shayla Myles

Erin Wierzba

Chris Hedges

Danielle Necessary

Natalie Williams

Barbara Hepp

Judith Neidlein-Dial

Ed Wiseman

Tracy Hickenlooper

Kristina O’Connor

Linda Wolfe

Janet Hill

Stephanie Park

Joan Wolfram

Tricia Hoar

Brian Phelps

Melissa Woodard

Kim Hogel

Lindsay Pietroski

Anna Works-McKinney

Robert Horne

Pocho Pochobradsky

Cheryl York

Danielle Howard

Tim Poff

Anonymous (37)

during the 2014 -2015 school year.

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Anne Sheffield Vanoy C’73 (Doherty) Russell White (Lotspeich) Jan Alford Brian Arnold Judy Arnold Marlene Baer Karla Balskus Teresa Bardon Christy & Brian Berning Terry & Tom Betts Joshua Betustak Mark Beyreis Gail Bloom Matt Bolton Harold Boyd Julie Brackett Marilyn Braun John Brooks Jr. ’94 David Brott Meredith Brown Ron Brown Aimee Burton Scott Cagle Chris Caldemeyer Jenny Carr Pete Ceruzzi Nancy Clark Joan Claybourn Len Cohen Theresa Cohen Susan Coldiron

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

100% PARTICIPATION !

STA F F A N N U A L

G I V I N G

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Beth Archibald Marilyn Collins Jeannie Zimmerman Donaldson H’60 Priscilla Dunn Rachel Foster Linda Jones Annette Meader Velma Morelli Lilamae Mueller Sue Richmond

John Brooks L’57

Mary Inkrot-Schroder

Lynn Schweitzer Rush H’68

Jane Clajus

Jacquie Jones

Polly Sandmann

Marilyn Collins

Linda Jones

Margie Schwab

Louise Cottrell

Isabelle Kalubi ’00

Susan Settle

Kathy Deubell

Bobbie Kuhn

Sandy Silber

Jeannie Zimmerman Donaldson

Jeanne Lewis

Ben Simmons

Roger Loud

Elizabeth C. B. Sittenfeld

Angie Drew

Elissa MacLaughlin

Neil Smith

Priscilla Dunn

Karen Martin

Doug Stenberg

Tara Eaton

Malinda McReynolds

Fran Tesmond

Judy Eilers

Annette Meader

Jack White

H’60

Carol Iannitto Euskirchen H’61

Gary Monnier

Martha White C’65

David Abineri

Rachel Foster

Velma Morelli

Sara Steman Whittaker C’57

Jan Anderson

Cora Garcia

Debbie Motz

Judy Wiesemann

Nancy Anderson

Anne Greenwald

Lilamae Mueller

Carolyn Wolbers

Beth Archibald

Marni Greenwald

Eleanor Oths

Mary Wood-Constable

Barbara Beaver

Valerie Hamilton

Tory Woodhull Parlin H’63

Charles Woodward

Todd Bland

Sue Hillhouse

Yvonne Phillips

Anne Yancey

Lucille Blocksom

Diana Hilligan

Deborah Reed

Anonymous (2)

Susan Bolton

Susan Holding

Sue Richmond

Peter Briggs

Paula Hunnicutt

Kaye Riser

FORMER EMPLOYEES

Former Employee Donors

2 0 1 4

2 0 1 5

Capital Projects

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

$918,135

Sue & Steve Baggott Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter

Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Skyler Foundation

Estate of Dr. John Wulsin

Jenny & Tom Williams

Anonymous (1)

O T H E R C A P I TA L G I F T S

T H E L O W E R F I E L D S AT H L E T I C COMPLEX G I F T S T O TA L :

Catherine (Smale H’72) & $894,577

Robert Caldemeyer

Marjorie Wood Drackett H’40

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Christine & Chris Garten

Amy & Joe Callow

Richie & Mark Heiman

Carolyn & Mike Collette

The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls

Linda & Billy Cyr

Foundation

Tracy & Dave Davis

The Andrew Jergens Foundation

Margot & Dan Good

Tara & Tom Kilcoyne

Kris & Cal Kalnow

Pat Landen H’50

Lisa Lee & Michael Nordlund

The Louise Taft Semple

Susan & Jeff Robinson

Foundation

Mrs. Adele Schiff

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Christine & Charlie Schiff

Nancy & John Silverman

Beth & Jim Schiff

Jennifer & John Stein

Robert & Adele Schiff Family

Sarah & Steve Steinman

G I F T S T O TA L : $ 1 , 8 9 7 , 6 4 6

CAPITAL PROJECTS

( C a s h r e c e i v e d d u r i n g f i s c a l y e a r J u l y 1, 2 0 1 4 – J u n e 3 0 , 2 0 1 5 )

TSHS Doherty Parents Association Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67 Estate of William Hall L’37 The John Hauck Foundation Inc. Margo Kirstein Alex & Andrew Quinn Mrs. Adele Schiff Beth & Jim Schiff Robert & Adele Schiff Family Foundation Inc. Jennifer & John Stein Anonymous (3)

Foundation Inc.

CAPITAL PROJ ECTS

2 0 1 4

- 2 0 1 5

ENDOWED FUNDS

Donors to Endowed Funds TH E EL I S E EATON A L L EN C H A I R IN FIN E & P ER F O R M I NG ARTS

Estate of Robert Allen

Sue Boller Rusche H’56 Ann McDowell Santen H’56

E L I NOR SC HE R R M OSHE R AWA R D

Cynthia Taylor Seybolt H’56

Betsy Alexander Berry H’57

Lucy Howard Tallas H’56

A L EX BI BL ER ME MORIAL S C H O L A R S H I P FUND

Anonymous (1)

Bryan Bibler ‘04

HILLSDALE C L ASS OF 1957 E NDOWMENT F UND

Lindsay & Mark Bibler William & Anne Chatfield Elizabeth Gilman ’01

Margaret Parlin O’Malley H’57

Nancy & Tom Gilman

E LINOR ADIC K KL I NE SCHOLARSHI P F UND

Nancy McCormick Bassett ‘83

Elinor Adick Kline H’58

Anonymous (1)

Dick Reis

Archana & Sashi Kilaru Christine Andrew & Thomas Kirkwood

Tracy Lynn Monroe ‘82

Catherine & Douglas MacMahon

Amy & Philip Geier

Dr. & Mrs. James Nordlund

Mala & Ken Patel

Jack White

Mrs. Minal Patel

Paula (White ‘83) &

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Peggy Kaufman Stricker H’42*

Bernie Wharton

Julie & Dean Brackett

Linda Lovett Crawford H’56

THE ELISAB E T H G R E E NWAL D MAPES SCHOL AR SHI P F UND

Nancy Hogan Dutton H’56

Jane Clajus

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Carol Kirby

Jennifer & Len Sauers

Jane Slemmer Larsen H’56

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Carolyn Huwe Ludwig H’56

Kim & Hiro* Takahashi

John Parlin lll L’54

Amy & Scot Perlman Donna Perkins & Mark Quinlan Susan & Rick Rauh Kay Johnson & Gregory Rouan

Jocelyn White ‘79

Michelle & Rick Setzer

Walter White

Lisa Kuan & Greg Tiao

Phyllis & Paul Tobias RYAN MACKENZIE MEMORIAL FUND

David Osborn L’72

Liz Okin Lorenz ‘00

Sara Lee & Paul Saperstein Paul G. Sittenfeld

Sara (Barnes ’77) & Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

Doris Platts Elizabeth C. B. &

Gretchen & Lou Meyer

T HE J AC K W HI T E SC HOL AR SHI P F UND

T HE WALT E R & D ONNA W HI T E L E AD E R SHI P F UND

FA C U LTY P R O F F ESIONAL DEV EL O P MENT FUN D

Linda Halverstadt Ottenad H’56

Meghan & Andy Nelson

Arlene & Bill Katz

Kathryn & Thomas Carroll

Anonymous (1)

Lucretia McCalmont Marmon H’56

M ARY R E I S SUL L I VAN C ’ 59 SC HOL AR SHI P F UND

Nirvani & Jeb Head

T HE M I R I AM T I T C OM B F UND

Nanette & Peter Levinson

TH E H I L L S DA L E CLASS OF 1956 AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE

Kathi Makoroff & Jeffrey Grass

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

Suzette & Michael Fisher

Marian & Albert Brown Jr.

Sun Ho Lee Donovan

Clover Brodhead Gowing C’53

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

A NG E FA R A N SCHOLARSHIP

Merry Ewing ‘76

TAS Foundation

Susan Bolton

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation

P R OG R AM C UR R I C UL UM E NHANC E M E NT F UND

THE MIMI LEV I NSON SCHOLARSHI P F UND

Ellen & Gary Fischer and Family

Marcia & Dick Snyder

Lisa & Chester Eng

Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59

TH E PATR I C K DON OVAN M EM O R I A L F U N D

TH E EI L EEN DR ISCOLL FUN D

Kari & David Ellis

Mary Reis Sullivan C’59

Anonymous (1) C ATAWBA S C HOLARSHIP F U ND

Julie & Philip Duncan

Maureen & Larry Vignola CRIT ICAL ASSET S P L EDG E PAY M ENT S G IFT S T OTAL : $240,669

Karen & Frank Wood Mary Beth & Craig Young Anonymous (1)

Lee Adair Adams H’58 Beth & Brad Agin Kim & Julian Baretta Nancy & Bruce Brown Mr. Tyler Cain Tucker (Jones ‘79) & Michael A. Coombe L’72 Patricia Adair Culp H’65 Jennifer & Eric Dauer Amy & Andrew DeWitt

*Denotes deceased

ENDOWED FUNDS

E N DOWE D F U N DS

FUNDS A N N U A L

G I V I N G

FUNDS & FOUNDATIONS

Funds and Foundations I NDI V I DU A L F UNDS AND F O U NDATI O NS

The Smale Family Foundation

Lafley Family Fund

Andrew MacAoidh Jergens Fund

The Anning Family Charitable

Dudley S. Taft Foundation

Suzy Marquard Charitable Fund

Jacqueline Mervis Mack

Nellie Leaman Taft Foundation

The Mathur-Purushothaman Giving

Foundation Bardes Fund Boymel Family Charitable Foundation Tyler R. Cain Foundation Tyler R. Cain Family Foundation Caller Family Charitable Foundation Inc. Ruth J. & Robert A. Conway Foundation Inc. Cord Foundation The Fullgraf Foundation Gettler Family Foundation The Robert Gould Foundation Inc. The John Hauck Foundation Heiman Family Foundation The Mark Heiman Family Foundation HRD-C Foundation Inc.

TAS Foundation Joseph H. & Ellen B. Thomas Foundation Inc. Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation The Warrington Foundation Welchwood Foundation Williams Foundation Young Family Foundation Zaring Family Foundation Anonymous (1) AYC O CHAR I TABL E FOUNDATION

The Ellen Haude & Scott Simon Charitable Fund BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE GIFT FUND

Brenning Family Fund THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF COLLIER COUNTY

The Louise H. & David S. Ingalls

Linda Halverstadt Ottenad Fund

Foundation The King Family Foundation J Cromer Mashburn Family Foundation

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION SERVING RICHMOND & CENTRAL VIRGINIA

John & Susan Mullin Fund

The H. T. Mead Foundation The Meyers Foundation

THE DAYTON F OUND AT I ON

Motch Family Foundation Inc.

The Bloch Family Fund

OLB Foundation Inc.

William & Anne Chatfield Fund

Robert Okin Foundation Inc.

RCMcCoy Family Fund More Family Giving Account Niehoff Family Foundation Clare C. & Thomas A. O’Brien Family Fund David & Jane Pyle Fund Shirley L. & T. Douglas Stenberg

Meyer Fund John S. & Roberta F. Michelman Fund Katy Hollister & Brad Miller Family Fund Ann & James Monroe Fund Pepper Family Fund Frederick J. & Susan N. Rauh Fund Harry & Ann Santen Fund

Taft/Smith Family Fund

Marvin & Betsy Schwartz Fund

Larry & Maureen Vignola Fund

Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld Family Fund

THE GREATER CINCINNATI F OUND AT I ON

James & Kathleen Stengel Fund

Elise Eaton Allen Performing Arts

Bernard J. & Karen D. Wilger

Fund Frank & Janet Andress Fund Bassett Family Fund Shannon & Lee Carter Family Fund

Fund Anonymous Fund (2) GREATER SAINT LOUIS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Olson Family Fund

Philip & Sheila Cohen Fund Anne & Ron DeLyons Fund

INTERACT FOR CHANGE

David & Kari Ellis Family Fund

The Peter F. & Mary W. Levin

Jane F. & David W. Ellis Fund George Fabe Fund A Family Fund Nora Zorich & Thomas Filardo Family Fund Charlottte & Charles Fullgraf Fund

Philanthropic Fund JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORANGE COUNTY

Stern Family Donor Advised Philanthropic Fund

The Oliver Family Foundation

FIDELITY CH AR I TABL E G I F T FUN D

Fund for Independent Schools of

Minal K. Patel Family Trust

Stefan & Kerrin Antonsson Fund

The Ridgeway Foundation

Philip & Susanne Geier Fund

Caller Family Philanthropic Fund

Toby & Sanford Franklin

Gilman Family Fund

Jennifer & Eric Dauer Philanthropic

Robert & Adele Schiff Family Foundation Inc. The Ladislas & Vilma Segoe Family Foundation The Louise Taft Semple Foundation Silber Family Foundation 56

Harry R. & Mary I. Maxon Fund

Fund

Hummingbird Society Foundation

The Andrew Jergens Foundation

Account

Philanthropic Fund Richard I. Michelman & Karen E.

Skyler Foundation

Charitable Fund Clare & Paul Friedman Fund Johnson Fund

Cincinnati

Linda Greenberg Fund Katherine V. & Thomas A. Hayes Family Fund

Lair & Anna Kennedy Family Fund

Joseph & Louise Head Fund

Elinor & Steve Kline Trust

Fred & Patti Heldman Charitable

Ami & Samir Kulkarni Charitable Fund

Fund Lübeck Fund

JEWISH FEDERATION OF CINCINNATI

Fund Evelyn & Marc Fisher Philanthropic Fund Suzette & Michael Fisher Granting Philanthropic Fund Fred Friedman Family Philanthropic Fund

& FOUNDATIONS Philanthropic Fund Robinson Family Philanthropic Fund JOHNSON CHARITABLE GIFT FUND

Davis Family Donor-Advised Fund MORGAN STANLEY GLOBAL IMPACT FUNDING TRUST

The McCasllin-Henningsen Charitable Trust RENAISSANCE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION INC .

The Baggott Family Charitable Gift Fund SCHWAB CHARITABLE

The Jennie Rosenthal Berliant & Allan Berliant Family Fund Mark & Lindsay Bibler Charitable Fund SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

Standard Insurance Employee Engagement Fund

M AT C H I N G G I FTS

JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Y OUR CA U S E LLC

The Bank of America Charitable

Macy’s Inc.

HP Company

Foundation Inc. Barclays Educational Gift Matching Program

Marsh & McLennan Companies Matching Gifts to Education Program

Chubb & Son Inc.

McDonald’s Corporation

The Walt Disney Company

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Foundation The Duke Energy Foundation Matching Gifts Program Eaton Corporation Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program Fifth Third Foundation The GE Foundation Givaudan Fragrances Corporation GlaxoSmithKline

Morgan Stanley Charitable Spending Account W. W. Norton & Company Inc. Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation

FRIENDS OF THE SEVEN HILLS SCHOOL Mr. Richard M. Garten Anonymous (2)

F U N D SE N & DFOOW U ENDD AFTUI N OD NS

Edward & Ina Loftspring

SI L I C ON VAL L E Y C OM M UNI T Y F OUND AT I ON

Autodesk Foundation Employee Engagement Fund Standard Insurance Employee Engagement Fund

IBM International Foundation

THE NEW YORK COMMUNITY TRUST

Delafield Fund UBS DONOR ADVISED FUND/ NATIONAL PHILANTHROPIC TRUST

The Fitscher Au-Yeung Family Foundation Kimberley B. Dedeker Fund VANGUARD CHARITABLE

The Steel Fund WARREN COUNTY FOUNDATION DEPOSITORY

Sandra Perry Fund

D E P A R T M E N T A T H L E T I C S

A S t ro n g P a r t n e r s h i p : S H A P I NG T H E FU T U R E O F S E V E N H I L L S’ AT H L E T I C COM P L E X “The strength of our facilities mirrors the dedication of our students on the fields and courts, in our pool lanes, and at each and every game,” said athletic director Brian Phelps. “Our athletics department is built upon a foundation of character and community.”

In less than 12 months, from conception to engineering, The Seven Hills School community took a major step forward last fall, opening the state-of-the-art Lower Fields Athletic Complex, which includes the DeWitt Good Auxiliary Field. The collaborative effort, which positioned Seven Hills as home to one of the largest outdoor athletic facilities in the Cincinnati area, continues to highlight the strength of leadership in Seven Hills’ athletic program, the camaraderie among athletics faculty and coaching staff, and lasting donor partnerships. Seven Hills students and families now enjoy the use of three turf fields measuring a total of 175,000 sq. ft., a full-service concession stand, an updated softball field, spectator seating, stadium lighting, an access road, and nearby parking. “The strength of our facilities mirrors the dedication of our students on the fields and courts, in our pool lanes, and at each and every game,” said athletic director Brian Phelps. “Our athletics department is built upon a foundation of character and community.”

In addition to providing Seven Hills teams with top-notch facilities for grades one through 12, the new facilities are already attracting the interests of prospective students and their families.

The new complex has also proven to be self-sufficient, in terms of maintenance cost. Facilities rental partnerships with both Ohio Elite Soccer Academy and Cincy Royals Lacrosse club teams have brought in revenue that far exceeded Phelps’ goal of $80,000 for the 2014-15 school year. All revenue brought in as a result of facilities rental is earmarked for maintenance of the turf fields. Phelps said the significant growth of the athletic program is due to the outpouring of support from the Seven Hills community. “Our partners, Athletic Facilities Task Force Chair Patrick Rogers, and countless others, have proven to be exceptional supporters of Seven Hills athletics at every turn,” said Phelps. “Their insights have been invaluable. We couldn’t have done any of this without their leadership.” The same spirit of collaboration and community that set the foundation for Seven Hills’ athletic program in years past will continue to fuel future expansion. Phelps said he hopes the success and benefits of the current Lower Fields Athletic Complex will help build momentum to move toward Phase II of construction. “Seven Hills is gaining a name within the Greater Cincinnati area for top athletic facilities,”

said Rogers, who led the project through to completion. “None of these new developments would be possible if it weren’t for the intuitive vision of (athletic director) Brian Phelps and partnerships formed and fostered between our athletics program and Seven Hills families. We are thrilled to take part in this next era of athletic excellence at Seven Hills.” It goes without saying that our new athletic complex will continue to enrich outdoor and indoor athletic programs for every Seven Hills student for many years to come.

IN HONOR OF

2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5

RECOGNITION DONORS

Recognition Gifts In honor of

In honor of

CHRISTY BERNING

BARBARA FREY

Janet & Willie Hill

Mr. R. Glenn Mayfield

THE WEDDING OF LAURA HOGUET ’06 & JEFF LEONARD ’06

THE WEDDING OF ROBIN SCHIMBERG ’06

In honor of

Margo Kirstein

AIMEE BURTON

CHRIS GARTEN

Beth O’Brien Driehaus & Dan Driehaus

Margo Kirstein Anonymous (1)

In honor of

NANCY CLARK

Janet Hill

J AY N A ( S C H L E G E L ’ 9 0 ) & DAN SCHIMBERG ’80

Tracy Lynn Monroe ’82

Margo Kirstein

ABBEY GAUGER ‘09

In honor of

Marilyn (Fox H’49) & G. Carlton Hill

T H E M A S H B U R N FA M I L Y

THE 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF JANET (KEYS H’58) & J O H N S I M P K I N S O N L’ 4 9

LEN COHEN

In honor of

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

VICKY HAUSBERGER

Janet Hill In honor of J A K E D AV I S ’ 1 0

In honor of

Sue Boller Rusche

GRACE (ALLEN ’80) & BRIAN HILL

In honor of

In honor of K AT H Y D E U B E L L

In honor of BETSY SITTENFELD

Margaret Stone ’78 NANCY MCCORMICK BASSETT ’83

In honor of

In honor of K A R E N & D AV I D H O G U E T

Sybil Behrens Mullin ’83

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head

P. G . S I T T E N F E L D ’ 0 3

Margo Kirstein In honor of

In honor of

JUSTIN MONNIER ’07

CHAD HOLSINGER

Dale & Gary Monnier

RUTH HARGROVE SKINNER

Mrs. Jodi Steel & Mr. Richard E. Steel

In honor of

Chris Hedges In honor of

Carol Skinner Lawson L’34 SHANNON MONNIER ’10

In honor of

Dale & Gary Monnier

MISS SLUSS

In honor of

MARGO KIRSTEIN

S U S A N ( G U R G A N U S L’ 6 3 ) & K I M D R A C K E T T L’ 6 3

Mary Wood-Constable

In honor of

Margo Kirstein

In honor of

T O R Y W O O D H U L L PA R L I N H’63

LOUISE KORN

Ellen Levine Ebert L’55

Jon Hoffheimer ’L52 Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld

In honor of T H E 9 0 T H B I R T H D AY O F JOHN STEELE

In honor of

Sylvia Lotspeich Greene L’55

T H E W E D D I N G O F N AT H A N DRACKETT ’02

In honor of

Margo Kirstein

MERCER D. KRUZNER 2022

In honor of

B E C K Y S WA I N

Ms. Kay Crist

MEG DUNN PETRIC ’89

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

Beth O’Brien Driehaus & Dan Driehaus

In honor of

Margo Kirstein In honor of

ANI MARTIN DUNN ’94

In honor of

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

PA L M E R C . K R U Z N E R 2 0 1 6

In honor of

Ms. Kay Crist

BRIAN PHELPS

MARGARET VITZ

Margo Kirstein

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

In honor Of CHAD DUNN ’92

In honor of

Priscilla & Malcolm Dunn

T H E G R A D U AT I O N O F I K E LANIER

In honor of

SARAH ROBERTS

MR. WUERFEL

Ms. Janie P. Williams

Beth O’Brien Driehaus & Dan Driehaus

Betsy Klein Schwartz L’51

In honor of NANCY HOGAN DUTTON H’56

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head 60

Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld

In honor of

CULLEN DEIMER ’13

Darcy & Kurt Deimer

J. Cromer Mashburn Family Foundation Bonnie & J. Cromer Mashburn Jr. L’45 Meanne Mashburn H’57* Carlton Zesch ’11 Chelsea Zesch ’09 Patricia Mashburn Zesch L’75

Margo Kirstein

M A X D AV I S ’ 1 1

Sue Boller Rusche

In honor of In honor of SUSAN MARRS

In honor of

Margo Kirstein

* Denotes deceased

RECOGNITION DONORS

IN 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Memorial Gifts GIFTS GIVEN IN MEMORY

In memory of

Carolyn & Terry Fox

OF INDIVIDUALS FOR

HARRIET CLOWES

A N N G AT C H H ’ 3 7

Barb Frey

WHOM ENDOWED FUNDS

Karen & David Hoguet

Carolyn Eberle Caldwell H’37

Erich Frey ’01

Margo Kirstein

Jennifer Frey ’99

A R E A L R E A D Y E S TA B L I S H E D ARE OFFERED UNDER THE

In memory of

Barbara & Christopher Hepp

ELIZABETH LEGG DINSMORE H’50

In memory of

Lucille Kibler

DONORS TO NAMED

Margo Kirstein

NANCY GLEINER

Margo Kirstein

E N D O W E D F U N D S L I S T.

Nate Gleiner

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

In Memory of

In memory of

Betty Prather

LINDA ALOE ABRAHAMSON H’56

P A T R I C K D O N O VA N ’ 8 4

C A R O L I N E W. H A A S

Anne & Robert Ramsay and Family

Margo Kirstein

Sun Ho Lee Donovan

Karen & David Hoguet

Joyce & Gary Rector

Laura Hoguet ’06

Gretchen & Rostislav Serota

Margo Kirstein

Debbie & Glenn Shillinger

Susan Bolton Anonymous (1)

In memory of

Dale & Gary Monnier

Elizabeth C. B. &

DONNA HALEY

In memory of

Margo Kirstein

In memory of

FLORIAN “SKEET” DURBROW

WILLIAM B. HEFFNER SR.

Marcia & Dick Snyder

In memory of

Lynn (Schweitzer H'68) &

Laura Hoguet ’06

Anne Yancey

W I L L I A M T. B A H L M A N J R . L’ 3 1

Louis Prince L’29

Jeff Rush In memory of ALLEN ELLIOTT

In memory of

Mr. John Avril

C A R O L Y N E D WA R D S BARTELS H’57

Sandy Hauck Elliott C’49

Donna & Stephen Burrall

Gretchen & Robert McCormick

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67 Janet & Gus Stuhlryer In memory of D A N I E L B E AV E R

Charles Woodward In memory of MARK BLOCHER

Mike Marrero Peggy Muncie

Margo Kirstein Sally Monroe Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld In memory of ROBERT G. EWING

Margo Kirstein In memory of MARGARET HOOKER FRASER H’63

Ellen Brooks Ernisse H’63 In memory of M A R T H A P. M I T H O E F E R BRODHEAD C’24

In memory of

Clover Brodhead Gowing C’53

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

E U G E N E F. G A F F N E Y

Margo Kirstein In memory of In memory of

DR. JOSEPH LEVINSON

MARGOT “MIGGIE” BALCH JACOBS H’47

Marian & Albert Brown Jr.

Frieda Jacobs C’71

Ellen & Gary Fischer and Family

In memory of SHIRLEY KEMPER

Estate of William Hall L'37 In memory of

Kathryn & Thomas Carroll Amy & Philip Geier Sudie Ernst Geier H’41 Peter & Nanette Levinson Catherine & Douglas MacMahon Dr. & Mrs. James Nordlund Doris Platts

SUSAN HILMER KOENIG

Sara Lee & Paul Saperstein

L’ 6 7

Elizabeth C. B. &

William & Anne Chatfield In memory of

Paul G. Sittenfeld Peggy Kaufman Stricker H’42* Phyllis & Paul Tobias

BETH LEONARD

Mike Arnold Caren Caton Marsha Caton William & Anne Chatfield Virginia L. Daniels Kathy Deubell Northern Kentucky Fly Fishers Rachel & Bernie Foster

Paul G. Sittenfeld

In memory of G. CHARLES LOVELAND

Barb Frey In memory of R YA N M A C K E N Z I E ’ 11

Jan Anderson

MEMORY OF 2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5

In memory of

Karen & David Hills and Family

In memory of

E L I S A B E T H G R E E N WA L D MAPES

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Johnson

BARBARA KNAUFT RODES H’56

HELEN M. WILLIAMS

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III Kim & Hiro* Takahashi In memory & In honor of T H E B I R T H D AY O F ELISABETH “BITSY” G R E E N WA L D M A P E S

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III Jennifer & Len Sauers Marcia Snyder In memory of BEN NORDMEYER

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson Karla & Bill Balskus Debby Beck Mrs. Jean Birck Marian Brancaccio Annamarie & Sal Brancaccio Salvatore Brancaccio Vincent Brancaccio Marian A. Brunner Eliza Clark 2017 Beth & Peter Clayton Shelley & William Cook, Matthew 2018 & Henry 2020 Caroline & Bill Cox Linda & Billy Cyr Mary Lee & Ian Edwards, Stuart 2 015 Kitty Blair Fischer H’68 Carolyn & Terry Fox Wendy Ellis Gardner & Todd Gardner Christine & Chris Garten Charlotte Goering Joan & Carl Harris Jenny & Ed Hatfield Patti & Fred Heldman Barbara & Christopher Hepp Janet Hill

Margo Kirstein Sheila & David Kruzner Pegi & John Leonard Tina & Dave Lytle Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83, Mac 2015 & Sam 2017 Mercy Health Mary Lynne Birck & John Nordmeyer

Nancy Hogan Dutton H’56 Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head In memory of

Margo Kirstein In memory of JEAN WOMMACK

Mary Wommack ’82

LOIS ROSENTHAL

Jan Anderson Carolyn & Terry Fox

In memory of JEAN VERITY WOODHULL L’ 3 3 , H ’ 3 9

Mr. Richard Nordmeyer

In memory of

Margo Kirstein

Mei Wang & Yang Pan

MARCIA SCACCHETTI

Susan Marrs

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

Sally Leyman

Velma Morelli

Phoebe & Alex Pardo Zoe Parlier ’18 The Robert Paul Family

Linda & Tom Palmer

Austin Poston ’11

In memory of

Deborah Reed

The Anne & Robert Ramsay Family

S A M U E L S H E F F I E L D J R . L’ 4 0

Elizabeth C. B. &

Sherri & Ted Remaklus Hilda Rosenberg Carol & Carl Samson

Jan Anderson Linda & George Callard

Paul G. Sittenfeld Ms. Janie P. Williams Susan Newkirk Wright H’63

The Mike & Bette Schiller Family

In memory of

Marcia & Dick Snyder

A L M A S TA N T O N L A C Y

In memory of

Mary Russell Yablonsky H’64

DR. JOHN WULSIN

The Victoria Chester & Mark Stavsky Family

Margo Kirstein

Mary & Grant Stewart

In memory of

TSHS Upper School Parents

R U T H S U L L I VA N

In memory of

Margo Kirstein

MARY WITT WYDMAN H’43

Association St. Ursula Academy Community

Linda & George Callard

TSHS Varsity Baseball Team

In memory of

Anonymous (1)

M R S . O . W. S V E N S O N

In memory of

Barb Frey

Shannon (Kelly H’67) & Lee Carter Margo Kirstein Jeanne Johnson McCarthy H’44

D O R I S PA R S E N I O S

In memory of

Nancy McCormick Bassett ’83

Valerie Hamilton

H I R O TA K A H A S H I

Velma Morelli

Sue & Thomas Hillhouse

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Peg Pauly

In memory of

NANCY MAESCHER POFFENBERGER H’56

PAT R I C I A R . U P D E G R A F F

Nancylee Westerman Preston C’44

Anne & Taylor Greenwald III

Nancy Hogan Dutton H’56 Cynthia Taylor Seybolt H’56

MEMORIAL GIFTS

Memorial Gifts

Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld Mary K. Stahl Drew Gores L’66, H’72 &

In memory of

George Warrington

S A L L Y WA X L E R

Pegi Leonard

* Denotes deceased 63

Our students will follow an individualized path...

E X P E R I E N T I A L

L E A R N I N G

Self-Awareness and Self-Discovery:

EMBRACING LIFE BEYOND UPPER SCHOOL “Experiential learning is a way for students to better know themselves and their world, and to follow an individualized path through the Upper School that connects to what they most want to learn.” –Head of Upper School Matt Bolton.

The collaborative nature of Seven Hills’ new experiential learning program and our student-centered college counseling department gives students an opportunity to explore what they love while honing their academic interests, in a studentdriven, teacher-guided journey that Experiential Learning Mission Statement: By the time every student leaves Seven Hills we will have helped him/her to develop self-awareness of where his/ her interests lie, facilitated exploration of those interests, and provided him/her with pertinent real world experiences, so that he/she has the confidence to explore and embrace life beyond high school.

begins with self-awareness and selfdiscovery. “The experiential learning program is a means for students to identify and build on their strengths and interests,” said Head of Upper School Matt Bolton. “Under experiential learning director Nick Francis’ capable leadership, this new program provides our students opportunities to better tailor their coursework to their emerging interests, drawing connections between academic classes, extracurricular pursuits, and the larger world outside of Seven Hills.”

The journey works like this: Francis and the ninth grade advisors work with freshmen to help them identify their interests through personality inventories, assemblies from professionals, and reflection activities. He then guides students toward exploration experiences, such as online courses, camps, summer internships, or exchange programs. For some students who elect to pursue a particular area of interest, this journey may culminate in a Concentration in one of several interest areas: technology, the arts, entrepreneurship, global citizenship, environmental stewardship, or political engagement. For example, an applicant for a Concentration in global citizenship may have enrolled in the same language program for all four years of Upper School, participated in at least one school-sponsored overseas program, completed his or her Personal Challenge project with a global focus, and written a review of at least two pertinent offcampus lectures. Students’ work on these Concentrations will be reviewed for completion during their senior year. The unique blend of Seven Hills’ experiential learning and newly-expanded college counseling programs nourishes the hearts and minds of each and every Upper School student. For the first time this year, ninth graders will be assigned a

college counselor who will follow them throughout their Upper School career. “Our college counseling program is fundamentally student-centered,” said Bolton. “Susan Marrs and our team of college counselors guide students through research and academic experiences that ultimately help them identify what they want in their college of choice, and where they will thrive.” University of Cincinnati Vice Provost for Undergraduate Affairs Gigi Escoe said programs like experiential learning give students the tools to discover and build upon their interests. “High school students don’t need to know specifics but they need to put themselves onto an academic pathway that they will refine as they mature,” said Escoe, who worked with Nick Francis and a Board task force to develop the experiential learning program. Seven Hills is among a small number of progressive Upper Schools that encourage students to focus on their interests while helping them achieve a sense of purpose. With experiential learning and college counseling as a strong and constant resource, Seven Hills students are finding ways to better know themselves and their world, and to follow an individualized path through the Upper School that connects to who they are and where they want to be.

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Members of the Class of 2015 have earned offers of admission from such institutions as American, Barnard, Boston College, Boston University, Bowdoin, Bucknell, Berkeley, Carleton, Case Western, U. Chicago, U. Cincinnati, Claremont McKenna, Columbia, Cornell, DePaul, Duke, Elon, Emory, George Washington, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Kenyon, Miami, Michigan, NYU, Northwestern, OSU, Penn, Pomona, Purdue, Rice, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, and Washington University. More than 90% of the class applied to at least one college under an Early Action or Early Decision program. Of those applicants, 71% were accepted under at least one of the early plans. 65

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Lifetime Giv ing Societ y LIFETIME GIVING

THE LIFETIME GIVING S O C I E T Y WA S E S T A B L I S H E D TO RECOGNIZE SOME OF SEVEN HILLS' MOST D E D I C AT E D S U P P O R T E R S . THE INDIVIDUALS LISTED B E L O W H AV E P R O V I D E D GIFTS DURING THEIR LIFETIMES OF $100,000 OR MORE. THEIR CONTRI-

& John Downey* Susan (Gurganus L’63) & Kim Drackett L’63 Margaret Pogue Fisk C’33* Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati Inc.

A. G. Lafley

Jan Fullgraf Golann H’67

Margaret Lafley

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Mary & John* March

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Francie (Garber H’58) & John Pepper

Helen & John Habbert

The Resale Shop

The Carol Ann & Ralph V. Haile

Susan Arnold & Diana Salter

Elizabeth Deupree Goldsmith H’38*

Charlotte R. Schmidlapp Fund, Fifth

The John Hauck Foundation

C A P I TA L , E D U C AT I O N A L ,

Peggy (Palmer H’35) &

Third Bank, Trustee

Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation Ellen Haude ’88 Richie & Mark Heiman

Nancy & John Silverman

Mrs. Robert W. Heldman*

Jennifer & John Stein

Grace (Allen ’80) & Brian Hill

OF THE SCHOOL AND

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Landen*

Sarah & Steve Steinman

Dr. Norman A. Hill L’39*

M A I N TA I N T H E Q U A L I T Y O F

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

Marcia Brady Tucker Foundation

Genevieve Edwards Hilmer H’47*

Karen & Frank Wood

Karen Holley Horrell & Jack Horrell

Mrs. Anne Sanger &

The Andrew J. Jergens Foundation

A S E V E N H I L L S E D U C AT I O N . W E A R E D E E P LY G R AT E F U L T O T H E S E B E N E FA C T O R S FOR THEIR ONGOING D E D I C AT I O N T O T H E S C H O O L .

Note: this does not include pledge amounts scheduled for future years. $1 MILLION AND ABOVE

Patricia Cornell Brodie H’38* Nancy & Steve Donovan Marjorie (Wood H’40) & Charles* M. Drackett The Thomas J. Emery Memorial Carol (Homan C’41) & Ralph V. Haile Jr.* Kristin & Cal Kalnow Pat Landen H’50 Beth & Jim Schiff Robert & Adele Schiff Family Foundation Inc. Mr.* & Mrs. Robert Schiff Anne Drackett Thomas H’66

Robert Keeler*

Gary Greenberg Penny Ferguson Griffith C’61

Jan & Wym Portman

Priscilla Reed Gamble L’29*

BUTIONS PROVIDE FOR A N D O P E R AT I O N A L N E E D S

Charitable Foundation C. L. Reed L’31* Elizabeth & Patrick Rogers

Dr. John* Wulsin

Martha Whitaker Jones H’43

Jacob G. Schmidlapp Fund

Rosamond Reed Wulsin C’38*

R.A. Jones & Co. Foundation

The Louise Taft Semple Foundation

Mary Witt Wydman H’43*

Ginger & Steve Kent

Nellie L. Taft H’55*

Anonymous (2)

Susan & David Knust

Anonymous (1)

Tina Sutphin Kohnen H’59 $100,000 TO $249,999

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

$250,000 TO $499,999

William P. Anderson Foundation

Mr.* & Mrs. John Lawrence Jr.

Estate of Robert Allen

Janet (Fast H’46) & Frank Andress

Dr. Joseph Levinson*

Helen (Chatfield H’41) &

Jennie (Rosenthal L’75) &

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

Judge Robert* L. Black Jr.

Allan Berliant

Malcolm McElroy L’55*

The Camden Foundation

Cindy & Andy Berman

Marylou & John McIlwraith

Shannon (Kelly H’67) &

Susan & Steve Black L’60

Kevin McNamara

Rhoda (Allen H’67) &

Katy Hollister & Brad Miller

Lee Carter Helen Chatfield H’64 Lawsie (Pennington C’65) &

John Brooks L’57

Sally & Murray* Monroe

Catherine Cantey

Nabama Foundation

Michael Coler

Kim & Martin Chavez

Patricia (Williams C’74) &

Tucker (Jones ’79) &

Sheila & Philip Cohen

Michael A. Coombe L’72 Tracy & Dave Davis The Harriette R. Williams Downey

Buck Niehoff

Carolyn & Mike Collette

Ohio Valley Foundation

Mary Ida (Sloneker ’77) &

Tory (Woodhull H’63) &

Marshal Compton

John Parlin lll L’54

Fund of The Greater Cincinnati

Linda & Billy Cyr

The Peterloon Foundation

Foundation

Susan Haas & Craig Decker

Sherry & Virgil Reed

Kari & David Ellis

TSHS Doherty Parents Association

Janet Allen-Reid ’76 & David Reid

Anonymous (1)

The Edward E. Ford Foundation

Mrs. Roger Drackett*

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61

Mary O’Brien Gibson H’32*

Sandy (Hauck C’49) &

Mary Corinne Gamble Scherr H’28*

$500,000 TO $999,999

Dr. Frederick A. Hauck*

Peg & Michael Valentine Mary Beth & Craig Young

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Burchenal Eva Jane (Romaine H’48) & Andy Coombe* 66

Harriet “Happy” (Rattermann H’42)

Allen* Elliott

Christine & Charlie Schiff

Kathy & Tom Hayes

Helen & James* Gamble L’34

Anne & Jim Shanahan

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Nancy & Tom Shepherd

Karen & David Hoguet

Shelly & Michael Gerson

Elizabeth C. B. &

Libby (Landen ’77) & Bruce Krone

Naomi Tucker Gerwin H’57

Paul G. Sittenfeld

A N N U A L

G I V I N G

Skyler Foundation

T H E B U E N G E R AWA R D

Mrs. Mary Sloneker Donahue

Fund for Independent Schools

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Smale* Anne Thomson Smith H’32*

of Cincinnati Inc.

Kathleen & Jim Stengel

CULLEN DEIMER SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Lotspeich L. Taft Family

Darcy & Kurt Deimer

Elizabeth Adams Tehan C’28* Dorrie Thompson

CULTURAL ENRICHMENT FUND

The Tomcinoh Fund

Ladislas & Vilma Segoe Family

Arleigh & Ronald W. Tysoe TSHS Upper School Parent Association Ruth Smith Upson H’41*

Foundation D O H E RT Y M U S I C P R O G R A M S

Halle & T Quinn

Ellen & Ray van der Horst

D O H E R T Y P L AY G R O U N D

Suzanne Mooney Warrington

Beth O’Brien Driehaus &

H’43*

Dan Driehaus

Jean Sawyer Weaver H’41*

Tiffany & Hampton Shiver

Welchwood Foundation

The Sweat Shop

The Wydman Family Foundation

Megan Murray & Joseph Willke

Marcy Wydman ’76 Mary Witt Wydman H’43*

PURCHASE OF DONKEY GOLF CART

Anne & Allen Zaring

Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports

Anonymous (1)

SPECIAL PURPOSES

Gifts and Grants for Special Purposes

Medicine LTD Susan & Peter Cha

Susan Krehbiel Holzapfel H’65

Jane Garvey C’74 & John Lanier

Scott Kleiner L’50

Amy Mayfield

Anne Taylor Kunkel C’65

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Laurie Dearworth Leon ’84

I N N O VAT I O N L A B

GI F T S A ND G R A NT S FOR SP E C I A L P U R P O S ES

The Christ Hospital DRAMA PROGRAM

Karen Maier C’69

A RT D E PA RT M E N T

Brook Bobbitt

Penny Hepp Murphy C’58

GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP

Susan & Jeff Robinson ’83

Caroline Bahlman ’06 William Bahlman ’10 Ridgeway Foundation

Elliott Anderson ’85 Kenya Brock ’98

AT H L E T I C P R O G R A M S & S P O R T S FA C I L I T I E S

Catherine (Smale H’72) &

Karen (Bidlingmeyer ’80) &

Gabe Davis ’03

Paul Callard ’81

Robert Caldemeyer Marjorie Davis C’65

Karen & David Hills

Katherine Seiden Drake ’88

Melissa Morris Mishoe H’72

Jane (Maddox C’65) &

Gilbert Richards ’11

Igor Dumbadze

TSHS Varsity Baseball Team

Cameron Elliott ’75

T H E D A N I E L B E AV E R MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Lindy VanDoren Freeman H’63

Barbara Beaver MADAME BINKLEY A S S E M B LY F U N D

Jack Binkley Len & Hank Cohen Marcia & Dick Snyder Anonymous (1)

Fund for Independent Schools of Cincinnati Inc.

Ken Robinson ’82 Lynn & Pete Robinson ’86 Barbara Steele Ryder H’44 Sunny Bowman Saelinger C’61 Katie Sauers ’11 Lisa Smale Corbett ’75 The Smale Family Foundation

Zaring Family Foundation LANSCAPING FUND

Hillary Goldsmith ’12 THE LOTSPEICH ALUMNI FUND

Mr. Wuerfel Fund Betsy Klein Schwartz L’51 Anonymous (1)

Jerry Seybolt Theron H’54 Charlotte Lackman Weber C’62

SYMPHONY TICKETS FOR FA C U L T Y A N D S TA F F

Anonymous (2)

Estate of Robert Allen

H AT S F O R B O O S T E R S

YEARBOOK

Kerrin & Stefan Antonsson

Heather (Zaring ’92) &

Kim & Julian Baretta

The Robert Gould Foundation Inc.

Amy & Joe Callow

Linda (Heldman H’71) &

Linda & Billy Cyr

Carol Smith Hesser C’65

Anne & Allen Zaring

Suzanne Levinson Stern C’65

Deborah Koons Garcia H’67

Gary Greenberg

Sheila & David Kruzner

Melanie & Andrew Head Victoria & Henry Karamanoukian Sheila & David Kruzner

Andrew Vecellio Zaring Family Foundation * Denotes deceased

LEG ACY

LEGACY SOCIETY

2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 5

FRIENDS OF SEVEN HILLS

Patricia Cornell Brodie H’38*

Dr. Norman A. Hill L’39*

Marjorie Schiele C’31*

Mr. Robert Allen*

Rhoda (Allen H’67) &

Phyllis Siebenthaler Hopple H’40

Margery Wing Sisson Runyan

Mr. Jack Binkley

John Brooks L’57

Pattie (Scifres H’68) &

Miss Carol Brestel*

Virginia Wilkinson Brooks H’43

Charlin & Peter Briggs

Elana Rhodes Byrd C’60

Betty Freyhof Johnson H’40

Margaret Stone ’78

Dr. Bernard B. & Rachel Foster

Lawsie (Pennington C’65) &

Elinor Adick Kline H’58

Lynn Renée Stoops ’90

Mary DeBus Knauft C’27*

Nellie L. Taft H’55*

Mary Stuart Kreimer H’44

Margot Deupree Taylor H’61

Randy (Upson H’63) &

Elizabeth Adams Tehan C’28*

Sandra Gans Tom Hayes Judge Timothy Hogan*

Michael Coler # Margaret (Walker H’70) & Tom Comey L’57

Andy Jamison

H’37*

Peter Koenig

Martha Strauss Condit H’33*

Jean Leach*

Eva Jane Romaine Coombe H’48*

Susan Steman Laffoon H’57

Martha Benedict Tuttle H’34*

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lowry*

Anne Brown Dauler H’39*

Sally & Ray Leyman L’67

Ruth Smith Upson H’41*

Gary Monnier

Emily Bookwalter Demar L’24*

Sylvia Taft Lotspeich H’37*

Elizabeth Urban ’81

Jeff Rush

Jane (Maddox C’65) &

Pamela Lee Lowry H’62

Ruth Harrison Venable C’52

Anni Macht-Gibson C‘70

Tina Wagner L ’69

Sarah Crane Martindale H’42*

Abby Dittmann Wise H’47

Dr. Merlyn McClure H’43*

Joan Patterson Witten C’43* Nan (Sikes H’68) &

Elizabeth C. B. & Paul G. Sittenfeld Ellen & Ray van der Horst

Igor Dumbadze Sandy (Hauck C’49) & Allen* Elliott

Keith LaFerriere

Elizabeth Asbury Stone H’48

Jane McKay Thomas C’25*

Jean Wommack*

Carol Iannitto Euskirchen H’61

Lucy Brown Wagner McKee H’34*

Mary Wood-Constable

Mary Van Antwerp Fabe C’44*

Leslie Bennett McNeill C’61

Dr. John Wulsin*

Claire Martin Fairman H’50*

Amy Crutchfield Meyer ’84

Jean Verity Woodhull H’39*

Anonymous (1)

Susan Finke H’42

Barbara McKay Miller C’18*

Rosamond Reed Wulsin C’38*

Margaret Pogue Fisk C’33*

Anne Mitchell Pezzano H’72

Anonymous (8)

ALUMNI

Margaret Hooker Fraser H’63*

Diane Moffett C’74

Louise (Knauft H’54) &

Evelyn Comey Frost H’47

Virginia Livezey Hickenlooper

Samuel* Allen

Ann Gatch H’37*

More C’61

Gail Barrows Austin C’59

Sudie Ernst Geier H’41

Marjorie McCullough Motch C’41

Christine Marting Baermann C’36

Elizabeth Deupree Goldsmith

Agnes Tietig Parlin C’33*

Gay Seybolt Bain H’51 Jennie Rosenthal Berliant L‘75 Helen Chatfield Black H’41

H’38* Elizabeth (Carson C’48) & William Hall L’37*

LEGACY SOCIETY

Legac y Societ y

Daniel Witten II

* Denotes deceased # Denotes new member as of Fiscal Year 2015

Tory (Woodhull H’63) & John Parlin lll L’54 Janet Patterson Raymond C’44*

Steve Black L’60

Ellen Haude ’88

Joan Fleischer Reckseit H’44

Victoria Frazer Bonebrake ’77

Louise (Atkins H’56) & Joe Head

Melody Sawyer Richardson C’61

Lara Brightwell ’77

Susan Jones Hickenlooper H’63

Monte Richardson C’30

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LEADERSHIP SCHOOL LEADERSHIP 2014 – 2015

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 School Patricia V. Guethlein Head of Doherty School William J. Waskowitz Head of Middle School Christine L. Hedges Director of Communications & Marketing Janet S. Hill Director of Admission & Financial Aid Robert W. Horne Director of Finance & Operations Margo A. Kirstein Director of Development Brian G. Phelps Director of Athletics Pavel Pochobradsky Director of Technology

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Cheryl York

Director of Development margo.kirstein@7hills.org 513.728.2437

Donor Relations & Stewardship

Development Coordinator

Advancement Services Manager

Marney Hupper Major Gifts Officer

Andi Fischer Simon ’98 Director of Annual Giving

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