Report on Philanthropy 2019-2020 by Shady Hill School

Report on

Philanthropy 2019â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2020

From the Head of School & Chair of the Board of Trustees

Our

Mission The cover photo of this report sparks nostalgia — not just for the togetherness of kids unmasked and in close huddles, but for the innocence we all enjoyed last fall and winter, before the pandemic. Remarkably, despite the pandemic’s devastating effect on the nation’s health and economy, our community came together like never before and set a new record for supporting the Shady Hill mission. The Shady Hill Fund, which supports the operating budget, hit an all-time high, positioning us well for the new school year, in which COVID-19 safety requires vast new expenditures on facilities and staffing. Our community’s talent for pulling together also came to the fore when we announced the Shady Hill Cares Fund last spring, a financial aid program designed to keep our community together, despite the pandemic’s economic fallout. (See page 6.)

Shady Hill School wants children to be joyful, active learners who develop the intellectual discipline necessary to become contributing, ethical citizens. To accomplish these ends, we believe in the primacy of exploration and discovery, we advance the mastery of skills, and we help students shape meaning from knowledge.

In yet another example of community strength, our loss of a beloved employee, Cassie Firenze, was the motivating factor for the establishment of a new endowed fund for financial aid, which will carry forward forever Cassie’s work and her values. More on this touching tribute can be found on page 5. This community’s cohesiveness and spirit leads us to look back on Shady Hill’s founding by Agnes and Ernest Hocking in the fall of 1915. Like the present, that was an uncertain time. World War I had begun in June 1914, hurricanes barraged the Gulf Coast states, locusts overtook the Middle East, and America contended with a surge of tuberculosis, pneumonia and diphtheria cases. The world was in chaos, yet here were two courageous educational thinkers starting “The Cooperative Open-Air School” on their back porch. We tap into the resilience and optimism of that history now, as we forge ahead in challenging times. We can imagine future Shady Hillers a hundred-plus years from now reading about the COVID-19 pandemic in the year 2020 and marveling at the strength of our community and the teamwork needed to navigate all of the complexities. If those future generations wonder how it was possible, we hope they will unearth this Report on Philanthropy from the School’s archives, for it holds the answer: it was possible through your generosity, collaboration, and devotion. Thank you. Sincerely, Mark J. Stanek Head of School

Hilary Johnston Chair, Board of Trustees 1

Cover: The “joyful” and “active” components of Shady Hill’s mission are very much in evidence on the cover photo, which captures Beginners spending time on the playground with their Grade V partners. The partners program, pairing older and younger students, has been a beloved Shady Hill tradition for decades.

2019–2020 Leadership Volunteers

Shady Hill School is immensely grateful to the many generous, talented, and committed volunteers in our community. This listing by no means captures every one of the hundreds of parents, alumni, grandparents, faculty and friends of the school who gave their time and talents to benefit the Shady Hill community in the 2019-20 school year. Everywhere you turn, volunteers are enriching our school’s programming, student experience, fundraising efforts, and faculty & staff. Thank you for your commitment to Shady Hill School! Board of Trustees

Holly Ambler ’80 Carita Anderson David Brewster ’86 Kip Brown ’84 Bob Crowley, Treasurer Jeita Deng ’94 Holly Edmonds ’84, Clerk Angela Garcia Kafi Garrus Keri Hughes Hilary Johnston, Chair Ted Killory, Jr. Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Chris Lee Devereaux McClatchey Melissa McGaughey Matt Ogden Fran Rosenzweig Mark Stanek, Head of School Robin Walker Alumni Board

Kip Brown ’84 Hilary M. Johnson ’01 Rachel Cooke ’02, TTC ’13 Melinda Margetson ’76 Elena Rodriguez-Villa ’08 Abigail B. Wright ’00 Pratt Wiley ’91 Mary Ellen Grossman ’62 Nora S. MacDonald ’01, TTC ’15 Frederick A. Wang ’65 Ariel Goldberg ’99 Kathryn Bailis Phillips ’90, TTC ’98 Charles Wyzanski ’59 Richard Jarvis, Jr. ’78

Advancement Committee

Hilary Graham Sheri Gurock Yarice Hidalgo Meghan Hurley Einat Ogden Susie Parikh Katie Patterson Deirdre Sullivan Caleb Williams Ety Zeleke

Holly Ambler ’80 Louise Barzilay Kip Brown ’84 Lisa Case Angela Garcia Eli Gurock Keri Hughes Maggie Moran ’91 Matt Ogden Fran Rosenzweig Deirdre Sullivan Robin Walker Pratt Wiley ’91 Abby Wright ’00

Shady Hill Fund Leadership Giving Parent Volunteers

Alexandra Abbott Louise Barzilay Lisa Case Temple Fennell Eli Gurock Kim Henry Ted Killory Patricia Kung Matt Ogden Satu Parikh Fran Rosenzweig, Chair

Shady Hill Fund Parent Co-Chairs

Eli Gurock Matt Ogden Shady Hill Fund Alumni Co-Chairs

Maggie Moran ’91 Abby Wright ’00

Shady Hill Fund Alumni Reps

Grandparents Committee Co-Chairs

Alexandra Bageris ’86 Jim Bowditch ’54

Dave Forney Barry Simmons Laura Simmons Janet Walker Shady Hill Fund Grade Reps

Eva Armour Sarah Baker Annie Bonney Meghan Broadstone Ann Bunn Jorge Calderon Frank Catrickes Sasha Eskelund Elizabeth Fennell 2

David Brewster ’86 Kip Brown ’84 Kate Chin ’00 Jessica Dello Russo ’87 Jeita Deng ’94 Jeff Freeman ’50 Eric Henderson ’83 Maisie Houghton ’55 Nora MacDonald ’01 Ali Martin ’02 Tiverton McClintock ’89 Reid Merzbacher ’12 Maggie Moran ’91 Hugh Rogers ’12 Molly Simmons ’97 Fred Wang ’65 Parent Council Co-Chairs

Roma Jerome Melissa McGoughey Elizabeth McQuillan Diversity at Shady Hill (D.A.S.H.) Co-Chairs

Sheri Ettinger Kafi Garrus Parent Community Events Co-Chairs

Emily Blackwell Deirdre Sullivan Fair Co-Chairs

Whitney Allen Karina Barrozo Anne Bunn Anastasia Catrickes Allison Hirsch

Budgeted Revenues and Expenses for FY 2020

12% Financial Aid

7% Auxilliary & Other 7% Annual Giving 9% Endowment Spending

77% Tuition

11% Instructional, Admin. & Other

$24.7 million total

9% Plant

5% Debt Service

63% Salaries & Benefits

Revenues

Expenses

Grade VI Building Project

The renovated Grade VI building came online in FY 2020, and was an instant hit. Gradehead Patrick Farmer observed: “Having all of us in the same building is awesome for our sense of community as a whole grade. We talk about it using the concept of ubuntu. Here’s how we described it at the building’s opening ceremony: Ubuntu is a Bantu word from South Africa which means, roughly, ’I am because we are.’ It is a philosophy or belief system that exists in many different parts of Africa, and is translated in different ways based on the country and language, but the idea is the same. It means, I am only here, where I am, who I am, because of others. I am me because of you. It is a concept of humanity. It means the individual is important, and their strengths and differences should be recognized, celebrated and cultivated, not to enrich the individual, but to enrich the life of the community. It also means that you are here, sitting where you are, as who you are, because of those who have helped you to get here. This is a way of recognizing the impact of others in your lives, both living and dead, and their contribution to your life.” Mr. Farmer went on to say, “You could apply the concept of ubuntu to the building project itself: We are in this wonderful repurposed building because of others who made it possible, others whose contributions uphold us.” Indeed, many donors came together to make this project happen on an ambitious timeline, and we thank each and every one, from the very first spring 2018 pledges through installments paid in Fiscal Years 2019 and 2020. We are because you are. Grade VI Building Donors, 2018–2020

Carita Anderson and Andrew Aldridge Betsy Anderson TTC ’86 and Michael Zibello TTC ’93 Ravi Batra and Selena Seto Isabel Blunt ’02 David Brewster ’86 and Oleanna Klein

Kip Brown ’84 and Beth Nichols Jeff and Elizabeth Case Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Bob and Kate Crowley Jeita ’94 and Donald Deng Holly Edmonds ’84, TTC ’94 and Andrew Pesek Jason and Cecily Epstein Nima and Kate Eshghi

Jacob Farmer and Jenna Moskowitz Ariel Goldberg ’99 Meg Grossman ’62 Melissa and Frank Hanenberger Alyssa Haywoode and Malcolm Robinson Andrew and Allison Hirsch Keri Hughes Hilary and Jeff Johnston Ted and Andrea Killory Dimitri and Wendy Konstantopoulos Patricia and George Kung Neal Lakdawala and Elizabeth Gerstner Chris and Kathryn Lee Emily and Devereaux McClatchey Bob and Melissa McGaughey John and Elizabeth McQuillan Kevin Mohan, JD and Anne Williams Matt and Einat Ogden Shaun Pedersen and Alexandra Abbott

“The best part is the windows. Not only do they let in lots of natural light, but they’re perfect for our many discussions about ’windows and mirrors’ in the curriculum, ways that the stories of others can both give us a new perspective on experiences that are different from ours and also reflect back something we recognize from our own experience.” –Patrick Farmer, Grade VI Gradehead

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Erik and Ranesh Ramanathan Deborah Robbins ’63 Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Alex and Annagret Sacerdote Joseph and Danita Sanborn Suzanne Siner ’83 and Daniel Mirel Jonathan and Marci Spector Mark Stanek Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan Tai and Kate Sutliff Ralph and Martha Wales Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Covie Edwards-Pitt and Matt Weinzierl Julia and Mark Wetmore Pratt Wiley ’91 Charlie Wyzanski ’59 and Nilgün Gökgür

Cassie Firenze Financial Aid Fund for the Children of Shady Hill Employees August 2019 brought to the Shady Hill community the devastating news that our beloved longtime Director of Admission and Financial Aid, Cassie Firenze, had passed away following her two-year battle with breast cancer. By October, a tribute fund emerged from this loss, seeded with a single extraordinary gift from Mira Kautzky and Keith Flaherty, parents of two recent graduates. This strong start was then boosted further by a number of others, all motivated by love and respect for Cassie. In consultation with Cassie’s widower, Angelo, the memorial fund is structured as an endowed scholarship whose annual payout will forever flow to financial aid, earmarked for the children of Shady Hill employees. Angelo remarked, “After Cassie passed, ideas streamed in about how best to honor her memory. Once this financial aid fund was proposed, it was instantly clear that it was perfect. The Cassie Firenze Fund touches on all the things she cared most about while working at Shady Hill: composing a diverse student body, putting the School in reach for ‘ordinary’ families, and supporting her colleagues. It’s the ideal mechanism for the School to remember her. From the bottom of our hearts, Nico and I thank everyone who has made, and will make, this fund a force for good. ‘Grateful’ and ‘awestruck’ are the best words I can muster.”

Donors to the Cassie Firenze Financial Aid Fund for the Children of Shady Hill Employees as of 6/30/20

The Cassie Firenzie Financial Aid Fund for the Children of Shady Hill Employees welcomes new gifts from any and all who admired Cassie. We all feel her loss.

Holly ’80 and David Ambler George ’68 and Barbara Beal Emily TTC’ 03 and William Blackwell Kip Brown ’84 and Beth Nichols 5

Holly Edmonds ’84, TTC ’94 and Andrew Pesek Jason and Cecily Epstein Nima and Kate Eshghi Angelo and Wega Firenze Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky Rick and Hunt Terry and Gale Hunt Hilary and Jeff Johnston Bob and Melissa McGaughey

Shady Hill Cares Fund In late April of 2020, with COVID-19’s economic impact making itself felt, the School realized that our financial aid allocations for the coming school year would likely be insufficient. Families who had never expected to need aid were now worried about possible job layoffs, and others already on aid were concerned that the amount awarded would no longer be sufficient. In response, we established the Shady Hill Cares Fund, an extra pool of financial aid available to current families who experience income losses due to the pandemic. No sooner had Mark Stanek announced the new Fund, than it received its first major commitment: $100,000 from a current family. Others joined in, and the total raised swelled. In the subsequent months, eight families were granted assistance due to COVID-19-related hardships. The Fund will continue to accept new applications as family circumstances continue to change. Keeping the community together was the motivation behind the Shady Hill Cares Fund. How gratifying to know that this goal is shared to such a degree.

Rory Morton ’78, TTC ’87 and Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Tare Newbury, Jr. ’53 * Matt and Einat Ogden Greg Papp and Christy Rossi Laura Ryan and Peter Cavanagh Alex and Annagret Sacerdote Dana Zadorozny and James Baldwin

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Donors

Aaron Baggish and Sylvia Winter Kathryn Bailis Phillips ’90 and Joshua Phillips Sarah and Ed Baker Jordan and Esther Bleicher Bobby Blumofe and Cynthia Breazeal Daoming Dai Krista Demas Pam and Ty Dickinson Nina Farouk Cathy Hicks ’80 Desiree and Warren Ivey Doug Raymond Nadege Sterling Colby and Sarah Swettberg Mimi ’55, TTC ’63 and William Truslow Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett Edith Wendell ’80 John and Genevieve Wolfe

The photos on this page show students learning at home on May Day, constructing, decorating and playing with their “Assembly Hall cut and build” projects, which were designed by young alumna Hadleigh Nunes ’11, and sent to every student as part of a May Day care package. We may have been apart all spring, but that did not dampen our community’s enthusiasm for this special Shady Hill tradition. We were together in spirit!

* Indicates Deceased Donors

The Shady Hill Fund The Shady Hill Fund celebrates an extraordinary year. Our donors came together even more powerfully in these unprecedented times. Their commitment to lift up our students and faculty with their tremendous support is celebrated in this complete donor listing of parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, TTC graduates, and employees who were committed to making the Shady Hill student experience extraordinary and meaningful. We celebrate the donors who helped the Fund exceed the budgetary goal and thank them for their commitment to our mission. Some of the Shady Hill Fund’s success included the annual May Day of Giving where alumni and parents continue to contribute, in order to unlock donor matches. Everyone’s participation helped the School to do more and go above and beyond in service to our students. We thank them all for being part of this outstanding community!

Donors FY 2020 19% Grandparents, Faculty, & Other

34% Current Parents & Parents of Alumni

Shady Hill Fund Growth FY 2011–2020

$MILLIONS

2.0 2.0

1,141 DONORS

1.0 1.0 1.31

1.36

1.48

1.38

1.48

1.54

1.50

Katharine Taylor Circle $50,000 and Above

1.65

1.80

FY11 FY12 FY12 FY13 FY13 FY14 FY16 FY17 FY19 FY20 FY20 FY11 FY14 FY15 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY18 FY19

Donors

Gift Level

1.50

0.5 0.5 0.0 0.0

47% Alumni & TTC Alumni

The 1915 Society

1.5 1.5

Donated

$300,000

Maypole Circle

$25,000–$49,999

$409,554

Laurel Wreath Circle

$15,000–$24,999

$224,352

Charles River Circle

$10,000–$14,999

$226,079

Blue & Gold Circle

$7,500–$9,999

$92,445

Coolidge Hill Circle

$5,000–$7,499

$124,274

Founders Circle

$2,500–$4,999

$1–$2,499

$114,181

Total Donated: $1,797,458

1,011

$306,582

Shady Hill Fund Donors $5,000+

1915 Society

Taylor and Willa Bodman Brenda Brodie Eleanor S. Campbell ’73 Louis and Robin Gerstner John and Jessie Harris Mark and Susie Hatfield Don Hawley ’67 Eric Henderson ’83 Bob and Kira Hower Fred Joseph and Teresa Scott Charles and Wendy Leiserson Brad and Katrina Marchand Tom Mattox and Jackie Spencer Chuck and Carolyn McCannon Robert Metzger Robert Morris and Ingrid Bassett Michael and Mary Moskowitz David and Lori Schechner Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan Steve Wolfberg Anonymous (4)

The 1915 Society celebrates those who are leaders in annual giving at Shady Hill. The School gratefully recognizes these impactful and generous donors. $50,000+

$10,000+

Sarah and Ed Baker Patricia and George Kung John and Elizabeth McQuillan Matt and Einat Ogden Anonymous (2)

Holly ’80 and David Ambler Safi and Magda Bahcall David and Alice Baltimore Annie Brewster ’83 and Rick Weyerhaeuser Ramon Casadesus-Masanell and Ana Gonzalez-Palomares Lael ’80 and Charles Chester Holly Edmonds ’84, TTC ’94 and Andrew Pesek Temple and Elizabeth Fennell Steve Frank and Adam Berger Joseph Holper and Rebecca Shilling Hilary and Jeff Johnston Chris and Kathryn Lee Adam Margolin and Meghan Jasani Kevin Mohan, JD and Anne Williams Sam and Caitlyn Oates Jon and Beth Piskorowski Anonymous (5)

$25,000+

Jefferson and Elizabeth Case Miguel and Laura De Icaza Eli and Sheri Gurock Melissa and Frank Hanenberger Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli Satu and Susie Parikh Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Tai and Kate Sutliff Anonymous (6) $15,000+

Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Jason and Cecily Epstein Dan and Milena Karelitz Ted and Andrea Killory Orhun Muratoglu and Tonya Orme Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Alex and Annagret Sacerdote Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Lang Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Anonymous (2)

$2,500+

Ron Alterman and Jackie Gibbs-Alterman Carita Anderson and Andrew Aldridge Aaron Baggish and Sylvia Winter Ben Barlow and Caroline Nolan George ’68 and Barbara Beal John Bellows Craig Bergstrom ’85 Bobby Blumofe and Cynthia Breazeal Alexander Broich and Barbara Thimm

$7,500+

Brian Carey and Erin Graves Eileen Chang Rhie and Tony Rhie Allan Chapin ’56 Bob and Kate Crowley Bob and Melissa McGaughey Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Scot Plotnick and Melissa Hackel Mason ’89 and Mariella Smith Liza and James Tague Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Fred Wang ’65 Julia and Mark Wetmore

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Rob and Emily Carroll James Celestin and Melanie Collard John Chan and Patricia Carney Lin Xu and Juming Chen Thad ’85 and Juliana Davis L Peter Deutsch ’61 Jo-An and Jonathan Evans Jeremy and Hilary Forster Jack and JoAnn Fruchtman Robert Gaughen and Kathy Deerman Jeremy and Hannelore Grantham Jeremy Green and Yvonne Adams Sarah ’83, TTC 93 and Richard Hollington III James Houghton and Constance Coburn Meghan and Shawn Hurley David Milan and Laura Mauri Maggie ’91 and Bill Moran Ryuji Morishita and Annie Chen Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Eran Segal and Pnina Feldman Barry and Laura Simmons Normand and Judy Smith Mark Stanek Elizabeth Steiner Hayward ’78 David Sze ’81 Jeffrey Trogolo and Julie Saidenberg Jennifer ’76 and Jonathan Uhrig Dave and Kristyn Willis Jack and Blair Wylie Anonymous (2)

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Alumni

Class of 1946

Edith Overly * Mary Thompson

Frank Kennedy II James Leamon Thomas Stetson Eric Wolman

Class of 1939

Class of 1947

Class of 1938

Connie White Class of 1940

Emily Gordon Class of 1941

Barbara Clark Class of 1942

Tom Ragle Class of 1943

Hugh Clarke Polly Snow Faith Waters Class of 1944

Malcolm Frazier Charles Hood Leonard Opdycke TTC ’52 Binda Parra Gay Scott Jane Williams Class of 1945

Alan Carpenter Kit Dreier TTC ’53 Kim Faulkner Cornelia Lanou Nancy Nichols

In the spring of 2020, we launched a social media campaign featuring graduates who are lending their talents to battling the COVID-19 pandemic (and its economic fallout) and to those fighting for racial justice. On the pages that follow, we reprint some of these “change makers” posts.You can read them all at www.shs.org/changemakers.

Nat Bowditch David Clarke TTC ’55 Diana Forbes Joanna Hodgman Harriet Myers Alicia Sinclair Mary Ann Streeter Bob Weiss Bradford Wetherell, Jr. *

Dr. Bill Rodriguez ’78 is an infectious disease physician and global health leader. Now based in Botswana, Bill Rodriguez ’87 Bill has advised the World Health Organization, more than a dozen African and Asian government organizations, and international health-focused NGOs. Bill’s front-line experience addressing other infectious disease outbreaks led him to start a blog this spring titled COVID-19 Insights.

Class of 1948

Class Correspondent: Jamie Goodale Christopher Eliot * Edward Ginsburg Jamie Goodale Charles Moizeau Rollin Norris Kathryn Scott Len Wheeler, Jr.

Rebekah Sachs Steve Shohet Marina Whitman Holly Wilson Class of 1950

Class Correspondent and Class Agent: Jeff Freeman Fred Chang, Jr. Patty Elvebak Jeff Freeman Lee Herbst TTC ’58 John Horvitz David Kaplan Eleanor Luopa Helen Maclennan Faith Rohrbough James Romer David Sears Tench Vans-Murray-Robertson Joel Wechsler

Class of 1949

Bill Cleary, Jr. Steve Endlar Marjorie Forbes Genevra Higginson Janet Jones Susan Kleeman

Class of 1951

Class Correspondents: Jonathan Aldrich and Janet Vaillant Susan B. Alden Jonathan Aldrich Ann Corte Maisie Crowther TTC ’61 Paul Dodson, Jr. 9

Dick Evans Anne Mayo Gay Meyer Florence Phillips Penny Pi-Sunyer George Smith Class of 1952

Class Correspondent: Anne Watt Lenny Clarke Dennis Corcoran Anne Elvins Grace Happy Esty Rolf Goetze David Goldberg John Grace Robin Hartshorne Susan Havice Nancy Kaplan Sally Kuhn Alan Morse Garrett Paine Betsy Shima Judy Stetson Anne Watt Class of 1953

Class Correspondents: Mary Hill Harris and Del Welch (?) Sybil Baldwin

Alumni Heidi Dawidoff Bruce Denny-Brown Nicholas Grace Mary Hill Harris Judy Marriner TTC ’61 Susan Schickele Hilary Smith Henry Winslow Class of 1954

Class Correspondent: John Wheeler Class Agent: Jim Bowditch Roger Avery Jim Bowditch Barbara Bryon Lee Laugesen D’Arcy MacMahon Mike Magruder Franny Rich John Wheeler Class of 1955

Class Correspondent: Maisie Houghton Class Agent: Maisie Houghton Ellen Corcoran Katharine Fischer Betsy Fogarty Ross Hall Anstiss Hammond Krueck Alexander Hawthorne Maisie Houghton John Jeppson III Ellen Lambert Kaky Lidz Sally Rarback Heddy Reid Jonathan Silverman Katharine Straight Mimi Truslow TTC ’63 Anne von Rosenberg TTC ’63 Class of 1956

Betsy Abbott Allan Chapin Susan Fratus Deborah Stinnett Kate Webster

Class of 1957

Class Correspondent: Judy Nathanson Margot Churchill Benjamin Fairbank, Jr. Dan Grace Nan Holmes Jeff Stonberg Lowell Winkelman Class of 1958

Class Correspondent: David Ross Reed Cherington Carlotta Coolidge Prill Ellis Ellie Ferguson Tom Hartt Rab Preer, Jr. Greg Rochlin Joan Sturgis Frank Vincent III Catherine D. Wolf Class of 1959

Class Correspondent: Charlie Wyzanski Bob Bremner Susan Carpenter Melissa Chapin Davis Cherington Anne Cushman Charlie Deknatel Kathy Herzog James Kaplan Mary Katzenstein Arthur Little Pamela Scheinman Charlie Wyzanski

Class of 1963

Class Correspondent: Andrew Oldman Lindsey Cadot Philip Cowan Tink Davis L Peter Deutsch George Foote, Jr. Diana Larkin Alison Lauriat Margaret Loss Barbara Purser John Seegal

Class Correspondent: Alice Coda Craig Barger Steve Buchbinder Deb Carmel Alice Coda Carole Counihan Spencer Cowan, Jr. Linsey Grinder Pam Kirkpatrick Deborah Robbins Kari Shaner Cynthia Shelmerdine Brooksie Stanton

Class of 1962

Class Correspondent: Bruce Wilcox Dick Belin Jay Bruner Mullane David Drooker Mark Dunn Betty Eveillard Meg Grossman Collot Guerard Tonu Kalam Helen Loeser Bruce Wilcox

Class of 1960

Barbara Cherington Steve Grossman Rich Hawkes Jack Kessler Charlie Peck David Pokross, Jr. Corry Rooks George Wyner

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Class of 1961

Class of 1964

Class Correspondent: Nick Deutsch Liz Bullitt Holly Cheever Nick Deutsch Joel Horowitz Susan Mahony Suzanne Webber Class of 1965

Class Correspondent and Class Agent: Fred Wang Ted Agoos Betsy Brackett

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Dan Cohen Brock Cutting Nancy Drooker Kin DuBois George Mahlowitz Abigail Millikan States Elizabeth Riggs * Nan Schanbacher Kristen Wainwright Fred Wang Walter Weiss Conrad Wright Anne Wulsin Henry Wyner Class of 1966

Class Correspondent: Margaret Bullitt-Jonas Katherine Agoos Margaret Bullitt-Jonas Joshua Kay

David Riggs TTC ’76 Polly Spiegel Richard Wulsin

Rebecca Warner Fred Weiss Karen Wilcox

Nils Nordal Elizabeth Reid Kate Read Villars

Class of 1967

Class of 1969

Class of 1975

Donald Freeman Don Hawley Jenny Ladd Marilyn B. Paul Sonia White

Michael Glendon Joel Greenwald Sarah Hungerford Diana Lyman Susan Shelmerdine Henry Taves

Hans-Peter Biemann Cyril Burke III Colette de Marneffe Penn Edmonds Margaret Jackson Stephen Onesti Jenny Payette Kate Rabinowitz

Class of 1968

Class of 1970

Class Correspondent: Tesi Kohlenberg Peter Agoos George Beal Andrew Bundy John Harrer Peter Howe Roger Kay Gwyned Trefethen

Stephanie Berk Prilly Cobb John Hughes Bruce Johnson Class of 1971

Class Correspondent: Emmy Howe Julie Agoos Anne de Arrarte TTC ’15 Peter Freeman Clay Leighton Steve Robey, Jr. Jane Selverstone Marea Wexler Class of 1972

Class Correspondent: George Perkins George Perkins Mary Woolsey Class of 1973

Class Correspondent: Pat Spence Beth Brown TTC ’87 Eleanor S. Campbell Alexandra Clayton Ernie Davis Rob Forbes Camilla Potter Marli Rabinowitz Pat Spence Class of 1974

Class Correspondent: Orlando Williams Daphne de Marneffe Liz Krengel

Class of 1976

Class Correspondent: Tom Bator Tom Bator Lee Campbell, Jr. TTC ’87 Katharine Reid Koeze Melinda Margetson Bryan Spence Jennifer Uhrig Tom Vorenberg TTC ’87 Class of 1977

Patrick Dober L. J. Harrington III Amey Moot Anita Nordal Michael Segar Class of 1978

Class Correspondent: David Summersby Andrew Anderson-Bell Mike Bator Rory Morton TTC ’87 Elizabeth Steiner Hayward Class of 1979

Class Correspondent: Porter Gifford Betsy Biemann Jen Callaghan Andrew Foley Beth Johnson Marc Klein Alex Moot Ben Morgenthau Hal Movius Frances H. Pratt

Alumni Alice Reich Townsend Zwart Class of 1980

Holly Ambler Lael Chester Wright Danenbarger Cathy Hicks Margaret O’Day Josh Steiner Eve Vogel Edith Wendell Class of 1981

Class Correspondent: Sarah Wyman Lisa Brown Alex Dykema Mark Forney Jennifer Hanson Jen Brewster Jordan Nathaniel Stevens John Stonestreet David Sze Class of 1982

Class Correspondents: Chad Gifford and Kate Movius Samantha Corte Chuck Pratt Class of 1983

Class Correspondent: Noel Allen Class Agent: Eric Henderson Noel Allen Tammy Ashford Laura Bak Julia Bator Annie Brewster Jenifer Curhan Eric Henderson Sarah Hollington TTC ’93 Suzanne Siner Liz Temin Class of 1984

Class Correspondent: Jared Eigerman Class Agent: Kip Brown

Kip Brown Leslie Davol Holly Edmonds TTC ’94 Kerith Gardner Ruth Webb Liz White Caleb Williams

Zakia Jarrett ’95, sixth grade English teacher in the Milton Public School district, garnered headlines Zakia Jarrett ’95 in Boston by calling for schools to implement anti-racist curricula. After a comment she made during a class discussion about police brutality and racism this spring, Zakia was suspended and then quickly reinstated when colleagues and parents came to her defense. The incident spurred many to ask Milton Public Schools to create more racial equity in the school system and curriculum.

Class of 1985

Class Correspondent: Xander Dyer Damon Banks Craig Bergstrom Thad Davis Xander Dyer Jessie Griffith Ben Harris Elizabeth Hexner Tim Little Jonathan Siner Lilly Windle

Class of 1989

Class Correspondent: TK Baltimore Class Agent: Tiverton McClintock TK Baltimore Josh Frazier Tanya Jones Tiverton McClintock Melanie Rae Mason Smith Samuel Thompson

Class of 1986

Class Correspondent: Nell Breyer Class Agents: Alexandra Bageris and David Brewster David Brewster Janet A. Buttenwieser Jared Curhan Will Forney Andrew Heimert Andrea Re

Class of 1990

Class Correspondent: Kathryn Bailis Phillips Kathryn Bailis Phillips TTC ’98

Class of 1987

Dai Ellis Nat Hennigar Emily Horwitz Amelia Margolis Becca Straus Ravenel Amanda Van Vleck Katie Vaughn TTC ’99 Merrill Woodriff Dan Zalcman

Class Correspondent: Emily Shaw Class Agent: Jessica Dello Russo Jessica Dello Russo Dave Harris Katie Salter TTC ’98 Emily Shaw Class of 1988

Class Correspondent: Kristin Mercer Ethan Davis Mark Lu Nick McQuaid Deneb Meketa Dan Towvim Jamie Whitters IV

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Class of 1991

Class Correspondents: Jennie Dapice and Sasa Milosavljevic-Cook Class Agent: Maggie Moran Heather Hobbs Jeff Kurzon Nick Lauriat Phoebe Lynch 12

Maggie Moran Hannah Sharpless Graff TTC ’01 Pratt Wiley Class of 1992

Class Correspondent: Janine Robinson Elanna Allen Will Crissman TTC ’04 Janine Robinson Class of 1993

Amelia Ames Aubin Dupree Kimon Kirk Class of 1994

Class Correspondent and Class Agent: Jeita Deng Kat Boger Jeita Deng Jesse Levinson Alex Schumm Class of 1995

Class Correspondent: Carrie Simonds Charley Aldrich Alex Baer Michael Cahalane III Philip Davidson Lila Dupree Ben Grossman Sybil Hennigar

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Emily Hill-Wisniewski Julia Martin Beth Murrell Carrie Simonds Fan Wu Class of 1996

Class Correspondent: Justin Colannino and Matt Meyersohn Dave Garsh Perry Lubin Caroline Page Annie Rosen Quentin Weld Class of 1997

Class Agent: Molly Simmons Andy Leiserson Lizzie Millstein Devon Villarreal Class of 1998-8

Class Correspondents: Jesse Last and Beck Sloman Sam Donovan Henry Frechette III Jamie Henn Charlotte Lewis John Lynch Beck Sloman Reyn Whitman Class of 1998-9

Class Correspondent: Kristen Cahalane Tynika Booth

Abby Bowen Andrew David Nick Deane Jenny Fauth Isabel Rappoport Tracy Roosevelt John Thurston

“ Shady Hill has been a life changing experience for our son. The warmth of the faculty and intellectual and physical freedom the school provides has allowed him to thrive and grow. We could not be more grateful to the school. Our goal is to do anything we can to help the school continue to foster its warm and nurturing environment. From our gratitude comes our giving to the Shady Hill Fund; we know that together with every other gift, our donation has real impact: helping the school foster its nurturing environment. Giving to Shady Hill brings us great joy.”

Class of 1999

Class Correspondent: Ariana Evarts Alexis Deane Ariel Goldberg Amanda Hastings David Miller Camilla Rockefeller David Snider Marina Weiss

–Daniel and Milena Karelitz P ’29

Class of 2000

Class Correspondents: Kate Chin and Abby Wright Class Agent: Kate Chin Kate Chin Ben Cooke Kinnon Foley Stephen R. Goettle Garrett Kirk Katherine Land Max Rausch Justine Shapiro-Kline Abby Wright

Class of 2001

Class of 2005

Class Correspondent: Julia Chapman Class Agent: Nora MacDonald Jeremy Finch Theo Frechette Hilary Johnson Nora MacDonald TTC ’15 Jay Miller

Class Correspondent: Poppy Lynch Gregory Atamian Lily Christman Peppers Rosie Johnson Madeleine Meller Ben Pokross Kat Taketomo TTC ’14

Class of 2002

Class Correspondent: Anjali Lappin Emma Sagan

Class Correspondent: Isabel Blunt and Amelia Romiti Class Agent: Ali Martin Isabel Blunt Rachel Cooke Farrar Cooper Mariel Gilbert Rebecca Jackson Ali Martin Kevin McCarthy Louisa Nill Amelia Romiti

Read about more alumni #changemakers at www.shs.org/changemakers

Sam Fritschel Jess Holley Katie McCormack TTC ’16 Natalia Miller Teddy Mitropoulos Anna Morton Dan Weiner Class of 2008

Elena Laird Sonali Lappin Logan Weiss Class of 2004

Class of 2009

Class Correspondent: Kelsey Marriott Nat Cooper Ned Horton Oliver Katz Ana Rodriguez-Villa 13

Class of 2007

Class Correspondent: Elena Rodriguez-Villa Emily Adler Carly Meyerson Elena Rodriguez-Villa

Class of 2003 Camilla Krauss ’06 is an attorney working for Legal Aid Chicago’s Housing Practice Group. Camilla has Camilla Krauss ’06 long believed in housing as a human right, and her drive to address that has only increased in the current economic and social climate. Camilla’s clients are among society’s most vulnerable: low-income families with single mothers, those living with HIV, seniors, and survivors of domestic violence.

Class of 2006

Cat Dickinson Grace Gulick Carl Reid Christina Uhrig Class of 2010

Annabel Margolis-Borgeson

TTC Alumni Class of 2011

Nora Ambler Caley Dickinson Erick Friis Class of 2012

Class Correspondent: Suzannah Gifford Class Agents: Reid Merzbacher and Hugh Rogers Emma Curtis Sophie Pesek Class of 2013

Alex Kim Chanel Matthews William Stonestreet Class of 2014

Louise Ambler Olivia Cavanagh Neta Kafka Sara Pratt Mecha Sapuppo Raven Whyles Class of 2015

Class Correspondent: Montanna Riggs Henry Bassett Lukas Hanenberger Cali Johnston Fraser Pesek Emily Stonestreet Class of 2016

Lucy Pesek Nate Shore

TTC Alumni

Isabelle Fitzgibbon Henry Madsen Devon Mastroianni

Judy Heggestad

TTC Class of 1963

TTC Class of 1948

Mimi Truslow ’55 Anne von Rosenberg ’55

Jean M. McCawley Andrea Rabinowitz TTC Class of 1952

Jennifer L. Tobin Haydock Anne McCormack Todd McCormack

TTC Class of 1975

Janet Hahn

Lee Ginsburg Herbst ’50

TTC Class of 1976

TTC Class of 1959

Katherine Kirkham Movius * David Riggs ’66 Peg Weiss

Anne Elise Aubry TTC Class of 1960

Phyllis Asnien

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Bruce F. Droste

Polly T. Donald Tom Snyder

TTC Class of 1958

TTC Class of 1983

TTC Class of 1985

TTC Class of 1974

David Clarke ’47

Catherine Fischer

TTC Class of 1972

Patricia Klein

TTC Class of 1955

TTC Class of 1981

Katharine Weld Harding

TTC Class of 1973

TTC Class of 1953

TTC Class of 1978

William J. Lane Betsy Leahy Laurie Easton Parker

TTC Class of 1970

TTC Class of 1950

Kit Dreier ’45 Nancy Nichols ’45

Class of 2019

TTC Class of 1962

Elsie Jones

Class of 2017

Class Correspondent: Ariana Geffin Ariana Geffin

Anne Snyder

TTC Class of 1935

Leonard Opdycke ’44

Class of 2018

TTC Class of 1977

Maisie Crowther ’51 Judy Marriner ’53 Sally K. Butcher

Abigail Geffin Ben Pratt Madeline Fitzgibbon Claudia Hanenberger Sarah Stonestreet

TTC Class of 1961

TTC Class of 1987

Beth Brown ’73 Lee Campbell, Jr. ’76 Rory Morton ’78 Tom Vorenberg ’76 TTC Class of 1990

Jennifer Hanson ’81 Nina Houghton Becca McCauley

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors

TTC Class of 1991

TTC Class of 1998

TTC Class of 2004

TTC Class of 2014

Julia Bator ’83

Katie Salter Holleran ’87 Kathryn Bailis Phillips ’90

Will Crissman ’92 Tasha Summers

Kat Taketomo ’05

TTC Class of 1999

TTC Class of 2008

Marta Rivas Joshua Stewart Katie Vaughn ’90

Katherine Hesko

Nora MacDonald ’01 Maggie Small

TTC Class of 2009

TTC Class of 2016

Sally Dewart Rosser

Anne de Arrarte ’71 Katie McCormack ’07 Susannah White

TTC Class of 1993

Sarah Hollington ’83 TTC Class of 1994

Holly Edmonds ’84 Ben Harris ’85 Heather Woodcock TTC Class of 1995

Louise Parsons Parry TTC Class of 1996

Chris Johnson Margaret I. Steele TTC Class of 1997

Josh Horwitz Dean Spencer

TTC Class of 2000

TTC Class of 2010

Louis Caldarella

Sandi Tanaka

TTC Class of 2001

TTC Class of 2011

Hannah Sharpless Graff ’91

Tamara Nikuradse

TTC Class of 2002

TTC Class of 2013

Gail Arnold Kimon Kirk ’93

Rachel Cooke ’02 Louisa Nill ’02 Ava Parnes Nathan Tanaka

TTC Class of 2003

Emily Blackwell Emily Dello Russo Horwitz ’90

TTC Class of 2015

TTC Class of 2017

Valerie Shulman TTC Class of 2018

Maureen Finnigan Maggie Rosenbaum TTC Class of 2019

Maggie Santinelli

Current Parents Current Parents Mia Abbruzzese and Alex Fennell Chris Afendulis and Claudine Gay Chris Alaimo and Joel Beckman Ron Alterman and Jackie Gibbs-Alterman Paulo Alves, Jr. and Stephanie Avelino Carita Anderson and Andrew Aldridge Tina Andrade Suresh Annavarapu and Adria Warren Ben and Eva Armour Aaron Baggish and Sylvia Winter Safi and Magda Bahcall Heidi Bailey Sarah and Ed Baker Vivek Bald and Kym Ragusa TK Baltimore ’89 and Jay Konopka Donald Baltus and Mary Ziegler Damon Banks ’85 and Samantha Daniel-Banks Ben Barlow and Caroline Nolan David Barron and Juliette Kayyem Marco and Karina Barrozo Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson Todd and Toinette Basnight

Daniel Bauer and Jill Desimini Aaron Beck and Jessie Ko Hans-Peter ’75 and Karen Biemann Rashid Bilimoria and Kimberlee Luce Christopher Bingham and Whitney Allen Dave and Kara Blackburn Emily TTC’ 03 and William Blackwell Jordan and Esther Bleicher Bobby Blumofe and Cynthia Breazeal Todd and Keena Boling Chad and Annie Bonney Mike Booth and Kimberly Frazier-Booth Roscoe Brady, Jr. and Christine Wittmann Dean Bragonier and Sally Taylor Koresha Braxton Daniel Brenner and Heather Thompson-Brenner David Brenninkmeyer and Anri Wheeler Luis Breva and Marta Ortega-Valle Annie Brewster ’83 and Rick Weyerhaeuser David Brewster ’86 and Oleanna Klein Meghan and Andrew Broadstone

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Steve Grossman ’60 is CEO of the Initiative for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC), a Boston-based Steve Grossman ’60 nonprofit that builds and sustains small business ecosystems in cities across the US by connecting inner-city business owners with the tools needed for success: capacitybuilding education, coaching and access to capital. Steve cares deeply about racial justice; narrowing the racial wealth gap is at the heart of his work.

Alexander Broich and Barbara Thimm Doug Brown and Dee Elms Zeke Brown and Anna Muoio Jason and Tamar Brown Jorge Calderon and Yarice Hidalgo Keegan Caldwell and Amy Cordner Brian Carey and Erin Graves Bob Carey and Afsaneh Samadani Lou and Andrea Carranza Rob and Emily Carroll Kendra Carter Marshall Carter Gregory and Alaina Cartin Ramon Casadesus-Masanell and Ana Gonzalez-Palomares Jeff and Elizabeth Case Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Akbar Causer and Nadia Sharif James Celestin and Melanie Collard Hao Cen and Ting Chen John Chan and Patricia Carney David Chancogne and Carrie Murphy Elieen Chang Rhie and Tony Rhie Lin Xu and Juming Chen Lael ’80 and Charles Chester Bob Childs and Hilary Graham Catherine Chu and Mark Kramer Andy Clark and Jen Holleran Steve Cleaver and Tara Naylor John Coates and Ingrid Scheibler 16

Maura and Dennis Colling Molly Colvin Bret and Anuradha Connor James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley Bob and Kate Crowley Bill and Melinda Crowley Mellisha and Sophia Culpepper Clementine Cummer John Dale and Meredith Sullivan Kelly and Eric Davidson Ethan ’88 and Jennifer Davis Thad ’85 and Juliana Davis Miguel and Laura De Icaza David de Swaan Arons and Peggy Martheze Jessica Dello Russo ’87 Krista Demas Nick Demas Rob and Cristina DeMento Joe and Sara DeSimone John Dixon and Rachel Sater Chris Dodge and Hilary Berkman Toni Hicks and Kevin Dutt Xander ’85 and Sibylle Dyer Sari Edelstein and Holly Jackson Tracy Eisenberg and Colette Sanborn Dai Ellis ’90 and Elizabeth Foster Betty Elrod Jason and Cecily Epstein Brett Erickson and Elizabeth Ascoli Sherri Ettinger

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Josh Horwitz TTC ’97 and Emily Dello Russo Horwitz ’90, TTC ’03 Rendall Howell and Nancy Hill Bob and Kira Hower Kirsten Hoyte David Huddleston and Annie Shapiro Meghan and Shawn Hurley Richard Irvin Aja Jackson Jonathan Jackson and Gina Kruse Andrew Jawa and Asha Anandaiah Benjamin and Romualda Jerome Jonte and Lisa Joffe Mark Johnson and Jane Clayson Johnson Chris and SooAe Jones Derek and Lidiane Jones Tanya Jones ’89 Lou Jordano and Carolyn O’Brien Fred Joseph and Teresa Scott Mhamed Jounaidi and Hanane Talea Chris and Lisa Kaneb Dan and Milena Karelitz Michael and Rachel Kesselman Gus and Thenia Khoury Ted and Andrea Killory David Kim and Hyun Joo Lee Dennis Kim and Sylvia Fischer Jeff and Emily Klineman Joseph and Meg Koerner Anjali Koka and Ojan Tejani Joey and Jennifer Kolchinsky

Lisa M. Brown, Ph.D., ’81 is a professor of psychology and dean of social sciences at Austin College, the Lisa M. Brown ’81 oldest institution of higher education in Texas, and one that prides itself on being “majority minority.” After COVID-19 sent most students home, Lisa, like educators everywhere, continued supporting students and helping lead her institution. “Often there is the illusion that all college students are alike when some of our students are food insecure at home or don’t have a home to go to.”

John Ewing and Zara Cooper Michael and Nina Farmer Jacob Farmer and Jenna Moskowitz Chris and Kara Fay Temple and Elizabeth Fennell Nicole and Michael Ferrara Angelo Firenze Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak Dean Fisher and Tanya Donelly Ross FitzGerald and Mary Snow Scott and Tara Fitzgerald Beth Flaherty Andrew ’79 and Iris Foley Jeff Follett and Lois Johnson Jeremy and Hilary Forster Steve Frank and Adam Berger Frances Frei and Anne Morriss Nick Fuhrer and Rebecca Walsh Raghav and Divya Gadodia Michael Gaines and Iris Coloma-Gaines Brett and Maryam Garrett Cheis and Kafi Garrus John and Annkatrine Gates Patrick and Katie Gaughen Hank George Jonathan and Laura Ginnis Sarah Glover

Weezie ’90 and Laurens Goff Colin and Alyson Gounden David Gourley and Tracy Donsky Len Granowetter and Amy Roschelle Jeremy Green and Yvonne Adams Scott Gregory and Natasha Hochberg Harpreet Grewal and Sharon French Eli and Sheri Gurock Mete Habip and Ozlem Ergun Russ and Alina Haddleton Chala Hadimioglu Chris and Brandee Hall Melissa and Frank Hanenberger Trevor and Isabel Hardy John and Jessie Harris Mark and Susie Hatfield Tim Hawk and Via Lambros David Hemenway and Michelle Schaffer Nat Hennigar ’90 Heather Henriksen Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 and Andrew Spofford Andrew and Allison Hirsch Carey Hoch Joseph Holper and Rebecca Shilling

Dimitri and Wendy Konstantopoulos Mark and Jacqui Krum Patricia and George Kung Neal Lakdawala and Elizabeth Gerstner Ivan Lara Gonzalez and Jessica McCannon Chris and Kathryn Lee Charles and Wendy Leiserson Brigitte Libby and Melissa Hancock Calvin Linvill and Sara Lerner Jon and Erin Lopez Chris Love and Angela Petropoulos Alexi Lownie Mario Lozano, Jr. and Marie Smith Perry Lubin ’96 and Angelica Piz Weifei Luo and Lily Zhu John Lynch ’98 JB Lyon and Kim Syman Nora MacDonald ’01, TTC ’15 and Randy Berkowitz Chris and Molly Malloy Scott Manalis and Angel Tsai Xolela and Siphokazi Mangcu Brad and Katrina Marchand Dominic and Natasa Marchio Adam Margolin and Meghan Jasani Matthew Martin and Laurie Johnston Tom Mattox and Jackie Spencer Neville McCaghren and Dune Thorne

“ Above all, we love Shady Hill because of the joy our children feel learning here. The school has concocted the perfect mix, combining a beautiful campus, a rigorous curriculum, an exceptionally talented and devoted faculty, a diverse and invested community, a thoughtful pragmatism, and a healthy dose of whimsy, to achieve an environment and experience that feels perfectly tailored to our three very different learners. We are grateful every day that this is where our family will spend these formative years of their childhoods.” –Delayne and Noah Seton P ’29, ’27, ’24

Current Parents Emily and Devereaux McClatchey Bob and Melissa McGaughey Mary and Michael McKee Luke and Ranida McKneally John and Elizabeth McQuillan Matt Menard and Wendy Harrington Max and Alexandra Métral Laura and Hardi Meybaum David Milan and Laura Mauri Daniel Miller and Casey Ngo-Miller Ezra Miller and Cailin Burke Stratis and Dolores Minakakis Mike Mittelman and Fawn Phelps Kevin Mohan, JD and Anne Williams Maggie ’91 and William Moran Ryuji Morishita and Annie Chen Robert Morris and Ingrid Bassett Tamyko Morris

Michael and Katherine Patterson Parth Patwari and Debbie Cheng Shaun Pedersen and Alexandra Abbott Rich and Kelly Pellagrini Roy Perlis and Deborah Gordon Eliza Petrow James Phillips and Melissa Burke Jon and Beth Piskorowski Scot Plotnick and Melissa Hackel Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman Mike Putnam Marcus and Jennifer Quigley Rishi Reddi Sophus Reinert and Francesca Viano Brent Reynolds and Sarah Kelly Howie Rice and Nina Coslov Marta Rivas TTC ’99 and George Langdon III

Orhun Muratoglu and Tonya Orme Chris and Christina Myers Dan Nagin and Tomiko Brown-Nagin Louis Noble III and Jennifer Amaya-Noble Sam and Caitlyn Oates Matt and Einat Ogden Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Benjamin Olken and Amy Finkelstein Greg Papp and Christy Rossi Satu and Susie Parikh Joon Park and Ilyon Woo Yannis Paschalidis and Gina Mourtzinou Muir and Kristen Paterson Susanna Paterson and Flavio Sutti Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Sidd and Catherine Pattanayak

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Peter and Elizabeth Robinson Mitch and Laura Rock Dana Rogers Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Akunna Rosser and Sally Dewart Rosser TTC ’09 Ben and Lisa Sachs Vikas Saini and Julia Croston David and Amory Salem Stefano Salimbeni Katie Salter ’87, TTC ’98 and Lauren Holleran Cass Sapir and Elana Feldman Matt Schumaker and Malena Ann Watrous Jay Schuur and Lauraine Boccone David and Jessica Sculley Eran Segal and Pnina Feldman

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Parents of Alumni

Noah and Delayne Seton Amir and Jessica Shahien Robby Shaver and Daniela Procupez James Shaw III and Lorna Lally John and Christina Shin Adam and Rebecca Siegel Josef Simon and Patricia Tung Suzanne Siner ’83 and Daniel Mirel Adrian Slywotzky and Miriam Eckelhoefer Mason ’89 and Mariella Smith Gromek Smolen and Kimberly Mancino Jonathan and Marci Spector Joanna Poole and Jim Spink Jeff and Jordan Sraeel Craig and Lynne Standish Nadège Sterling Nathaniel and Melanie Stinnett Adam Strauss and Emily Franklin Strauss Peter and Deirdre Sullivan Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan Tasha TTC ’04 and Jeffrey Summers Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman Sean Sutcliffe and Aude Henin Tai and Kate Sutliff

Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett Sasha Watson Eskelund Ruth Webb ’84 and Matthew Bellows Matt and Christine Weinberg Covie Edwards-Pitt and Matt Weinzierl Dr. Caroline West, Esq. Julia and Mark Wetmore Jason Whaley and Meredith Quinn Galen White and Kareem Mimms Erika Werner Whitters Jamie Whitters IV ’88 Nathan Wicks and Alicia Kersten Caleb Williams ’84 and Cheryl Etu-Williams Chris and Pam Willis Dave and Kristyn Willis Mesfin Wolde and Ety Zeleke John and Genevieve Wolfe Jack and Blair Wylie David Yassa and Harmony Allison Bobby and Doreen Yeh Ed Young and Lily Tsai Dan ’90 and Laura Zalcman Nick Zappia, Jr. and Elizabeth Vilardi Bernie Zhang and Jing Dai Rachel Zimmerman

Colby and Sarah Swettberg Liza and James Tague Michael Talbert Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Spencer and Serena Taylor Jordy Tedford and Jackie Barrett Chris TTC ’90 and Rachel Theodorou Samuel Thompson ’89 and Anne Bunn Ken Thornby Kristin S. Thornby Roger Tootell and Daphne Holt Jeffrey Trogolo and Julie Saidenberg Avner Tsapira Dolma Tsering Peter Tsvetkov and Sharon Dekel Avi Urbas and Naomi Ko Larry Volk and Heidi Hoffman Marcin and Agnes von Grotthuss Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya Steve and Sally Waite Sam Wakefield and Milena Petranovic Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Chris and Mary Walsh Yang Wang and Jessica Zhou Jason and Meagan Wasfy

Fred Adair and Catherine Steiner-Adair Peter Agoos ’68 and Diane Fiedler Peter and MaryLee Aldrich Pedro Alonzo and Lane Coburn-Alonzo David and Sharmy Altshuler Paulo Alves, Jr. and Stephanie Avelino Holly ’80 and David Ambler Carita Anderson and Andrew Aldridge Mariano Ang and Heide Lee Rodney and Katharine Armstrong Yoseph Assfaw and Medhanit Abebe Jerold Auerbach Judith Auerbach Larry Bailis Jeremy and Ann Baker David and Alice Baltimore Tom Barrette, Jr. and Renée Landers David Barron and Juliette Kayyem Marco and Karina Barrozo Nicholas and Daria Bartolucci Tom ’76 and Pamela Bator George ’68 and Barbara Beal Dick Belin ’62 and Rosanne O’Brien Stephanie Berk ’70 and Charles Welch Hans-Peter ’75 and Karen Biemann Christopher Bingham and Whitney Allen Stanly Black Bobby Blumofe and Cynthia Breazeal April Bodman Taylor and Willa Bodman Mary Rose and Kenyon Bolton Chad and Annie Bonney Karen Booth John Bordiuk Nell and Gregg Borgeson Martha Born

Parents of Alumni Barbara Bratzel and Jacob White Eric and Sandra Brenman Annie Brewster ’83 and Rick Weyerhaeuser David Brewster Sally Brewster Stephen and Joanna Breyer Meghan and Andrew Broadstone Alexander Broich and Barbara Thimm Beth Brown ’73, TTC ’87 and Brian Madsen Bob and Christina Brownell Margaret Bullitt-Jonas ’66 and Robert Jonas Andrew Bundy ’68 and Karen Hansen Nancy and Michael Cahalane Acheson H. Callaghan Lindy and Martha Campbell Bob Carey and Afsaneh Samadani Rob and Emily Carroll Scott and Mary Carson Elieen Chang Rhie and Anthony Rhie Herrick Chapman and Lizabeth Cohen Megin and Katie Charner-Laird Lael ’80 and Charles Chester Bill and Catherine Chin Barbara Clark ’41 Polyxane Cobb Prilly Cobb ’70 and Daniel Cherneff Frank and Susan Colannino Maura and Dennis Colling Chip Collins and Anne Childs Ned Cooke, Jr. and Carol Warner Brian Cooper and Margueritte Murphy Thomas Cooper and Emily Bateson Ann ’51 and Arthur Corte Karen Craddock Bob and Kate Crowley Jared ’86 and Katherine Curhan Ronald and Joan Curhan Belden and Pamela Daniels Catherine and Allen David

Kelly and Eric Davidson Ethan ’88 and Jennifer Davis Tink ’61 and David Davis Thad ’85 and Juliana Davis Leslie ’84 and Samuel Davol Francis de Marneffe Nick and Elizabeth Deane Paula and Nicholas Dello Russo Owen Dempsey and A. Frazier Pam and Ty Dickinson Chris Dodge and Hilary Berkman Gail Donovan Paul Donovan and Carol Lazarus James Doyle and Meg Macri Kit Dreier ’45, TTC ’53 Bruce F. Droste TTC ’72 Elaine Dunn Toni Hicks and Kevin Dutt George and Martha Dyer Annette Dykema Penn ’75 and Athena Edmonds Holly Edmonds ’84, TTC ’94 and Andrew Pesek Sally Edmonds Christopher Eliot ’48 * Peter and Cynthia Ellis Steve ’49 and Alberta Endlar Sherri Ettinger Jonathan and Jo-An Evans Lansing and Julia Fair Gary and Barbara Fauth Allen Feinstein and Andrea Campbell Maria and Rushika Fernandopulle Nancy Ferranti TTC ’74 and Anthony Ferranti Tim and Cynthia Ferris Maureen Finnigan TTC ’18 and Dan Madison Dean Fisher and Tanya Donelly Ross FitzGerald and Mary Snow Scott and Tara Fitzgerald Jeanne and Sean Fitzgibbon Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky Andrew ’79 and Iris Foley Ann and William Forbush

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Dave Forney and Elizabeth Coxe Jerry Friedman and Carolyn Fine Michael Gaines and Iris Coloma-Gaines William and Janice Galvin Howard Gardner Judith K. Gardner * Howard and Susan Garsh John and Annkatrine Gates Michael and Alison Geffin Edward ’48 and Julie Ginsburg Richard and Anna Goettle Ed Goldberg Charles Gordon Colin and Alyson Gounden Lewis Graham Jeremy and Hannelore Grantham Jeremy Green and Yvonne Adams Thomas and Kristin Griffin Meg Grossman ’62 Steve Grossman ’60 and Barbara Grossman Eli and Sheri Gurock Louis Gutierrez Mete Habip and Ozlem Ergun Chala Hadimioglu Brian Hamilton and Donna Cohen Melissa and Frank Hanenberger Kevin and Deborah Hart Tim Hawk and Via Lambros

Alyssa Haywoode and Malcolm Robinson Judith Hellman Susan and Hap Hennigar Lee ’50, TTC ’58 and Arthur Herbst Francisco Hernández and Siri Striar Paul and Kerry Hoffman Charles ’44 and Judith Hood James Houghton and Constance Coburn Bob and Kira Hower Kirsten Hoyte Wynn Huang and Matthias Wagner David Huddleston and Annie Shapiro Peter Ickes and Laura Gomez Ickes Diane Imrey Spurr Seung-Hee Jeon John Jeppson III ’55 Jonte and Lisa Joffe Mark Johnson and Jane Clayson Johnson Steve and Rosemarie Johnson Hilary and Jeff Johnston Liza and Walker Jones Hubert and Katherine Jones Sharon Jones Phinney and Peter Phinney Veronica Jorge-Curtis and Todd Curtis Fred Joseph and Teresa Scott Chris and Lisa Kaneb

Dr. Emmy McQuaid Hanson ’95 is an anesthesiologist in Spokane, WA. This past April during the peak of Emmy McQuaid New York City’s COVID-19 Hanson ’95 caseload, Emmy answered a call for physicians willing to fly there to help out in the crisis. She was put to work at Manhattan’s Bellevue Hospital, where COVID-19 patients occupied every one of the hospital’s 844 beds. Over the course of that one week, Bellevue accepted 500 transfers from other hospitals.

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Nick and Jamie Morris-Kliment Alan Morse ’52 and Cecily Morse Rory Morton ’78, TTC ’87 and Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Geoffrey and Barbara Movius Katherine Kirkham Movius TTC ’76 * Gale Munson Orhun Muratoglu and Tonya Orme André Norman Eva Norman Laurie O’Connor James Ohm and Donna Megquier Elizabeth Parker Yannis Paschalidis and Gina Mourtzinou Steven and Lee Paul Jenny Payette ’75 and Jeffrey Peterson Sue Pearce and Cindy Probst Don and Laurie Peck Jennifer Peck Rich and Kelly Pellagrini George Perkins ’72 and Polly Carpenter Roy Perlis and Deborah Gordon John and Masumi Pike David Pokross, Jr. ’60 and Laurie Gill Mary Poor Camilla Potter ’73 and Frank Fang Chuck Pratt ’82 and Alexandra England Patricia Purcell Jane Rabb Peter and Kate Rabinov Andrea Rabinowitz TTC ’50 Annette and Stephen Raphel Howie Rice and Nina Coslov Greg Rochlin ’58 and Helen Rochlin John and Patricia Rodgers Fernando Rodriguez-Villa and Pamela Peck Alex and Annagret Sacerdote Ben and Lisa Sachs

State Senator Dr. Elizabeth Steiner Hayward ’78 is leading Oregon’s response to COVID-19, as both Elizabeth Steiner co-chair of the legislative Hayward ’78 budget committee and a member of the legislature’s Joint Special Committee on COVID-19 Response. In her nine years of service as an Oregon State Senator, Elizabeth’s goal has been to make Oregon the healthiest state in the nation, drawing on her 30 years of experience as a family physician. She is also working to convert a never-used jail into transitional housing and a substance-use treatment facility.

Bob and Marjie Kargman Mary ’59 and Peter Katzenstein Gus and Thenia Khoury John Kim and Kathleen Choi Rokho Kim David and Becky King Peter and Kyoko Kirby David Kirk John and Artemis Kirk Ernie and Ellen Kornmehl Larry Kotin Romuald C. Kpade and Neolida Olouman Raul Krauss Lance and Hilary Laing Robert Lakomski and Lisa Carbone Andrew and Margo Lane Robert Larsen and Deborah Baskin Alison Lauriat ’61 Ken and Sarah Lazarus Gail Lewis Forbes and Jane Little Barbara Lloyd Boardy Lloyd David Locke and Cathleen Read Christine Lynch Theresa Lynch and Mary Lee Potter JB Lyon and Kim Syman Di and Bruce MacPhail

Sheryl Madden Robert and Christina Mann Alexandra Marshall Matthew Martin and Laurie Johnston Gus Martins and Valerie Brathwaite Fran Mastroianni and Maura McCaffery Scott Matthews and Tamara Nikuradse TTC ’11 Joseph and Marina McCarthy Brian and Susanni McClain Tiverton ’89 and Austin McClintock Todd TTC ’85 and Anne McCormack TTC ’85 Jeanne McDermott and Edward Finch Bob and Melissa McGaughey Richard and Janice McQuaid Franklin Mead III and Penny Bragonier Jeff Meller Charles Merzbacher and Marcia Dworkind David Milan and Laura Mauri Jeff and Molly Millman Gabriella Mills Douglas and Berret Mitchell Alex Moot ’79 and Nancy Roosa Humphrey Morris and Deborah Greenman 21

Inez Salesman and Herman Banks Katie Salter ’87, TTC ’98 and Lauren Holleran Mal and BJ Salter Deb Samaké Nunzi Sapuppo and Vanya Tulenko David and Lori Schechner Jay Schuur and Lauraine Boccone Amartya Sen Bruce and Sandy Shaw James Shaw III and Lorna Lally Barry and Laura Simmons Karl Sims and Pattie Maes Joel and Elinor Siner Suzanne Siner ’83 and Daniel Mirel Normand and Judy Smith Max and Mary Snyder Tom TTC ’74 and Anne TTC ’77 Snyder Bryan ’76 and Kristen Spence Pat Spence ’73 Will and Diane Stansbury Platt and Elizabeth Staunton Jeff ’57 and Naomi Stonberg John ’81 and Leslie Stonestreet Adam Strauss and Emily Franklin Strauss Bill and Ann Strong Leli Sudler and Walter Littell Peter and Deirdre Sullivan Tasha TTC ’04 and Jeffrey Summers Rajendra and Sunita Sunuwar Tadhig and Edith Sweeney Chia-Ming and Judith Sze Liza and James Tague Tosh and Renee Taketomo Dan and Karen Taylor Theodore and Charlotte Teplow Ken Thomsen and Lin Chen Peter and Elizabeth Thomson William Trautvetter Jon Turner and Esther Dominguez Jennifer ’76 and Jonathan Uhrig

Current Grandparents Avi Urbas and Naomi Ko Anne ’55, TTC ’63 and Charles von Rosenberg, Jr. Tom ’76, TTC ’87 and Amy Vorenberg Kristen Wainwright ’65 and Richard Harriman Chris and Mary Walsh Fred Wang ’65 Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett Ruth Webb ’84 and Matthew Bellows Tony Weiner and Priscilla Cohen Fred ’68 and Peg TTC ’76 Weiss Caroline West Lang Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe

Current Grandparents

Betsy Whitters Garry Whyles and Robin Saunders Andrea Williams Andre Willis Steve Wolfberg Heather Woodcock TTC ’94 and Dan Monahan Conrad ’65 and Mary Wright Anne Wulsin ’65 and Robert Franklin Charlie Wyzanski ’59 and Nilgün Gökgür Dana Zadorozny and James Baldwin Richard Zhang and Shengxi Tian Rachel Zimmerman

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Katharine Abbott Seyfi and Fatima Aksehirli John and Blakeman Allen Tim and Wendy Armour Rosemary Baggish and David Baggish David and Alice Baltimore Karen Bassett James and Rebecca Beck Mary Belknap Robert Belknap * Andrew and Brook Berger Gordon Bingham Fred and Paulette Boling Charley and Sharon Bonney Penny Bragonier and Franklin Mead III David Brewster Sally Brewster Stephen and Joanna Breyer Brenda Brodie Willard Bunn III Mary and William Burke Jill Burrill Don and Eleanor Carroll Janice Cartin James and Pauline Catrickes Catia Chapin Jack and Jane Coan Frank and Susan Colannino Robbie and Gretchen Colby Sarah Cummer Paula and Nicholas Dello Russo Margery Dimond Chuck and Meg Dinsmore Peter and Cynthia Ellis Cecil and Tommye Elrod Ron and Phyllis Ettinger Angelo and Wega Firenze Dave Forney and Elizabeth Coxe Richard Franklin and Josie Hughes Jack and JoAnn Fruchtman

Scott and Susan Garrett Robert Gaughen and Kathy Deerman Louis and Robin Gerstner Randolph Goldman and Elaine Godsey Brad and Lynn Gordon Barbara Grossman Susan and Hap Hennigar Margaret and Thomas Henriksen Jerry and Becky Henry David and Hope Hirsch Art and Sherry Hoffman Romer and Deming Holleran Susan and Alan Holman James Hoyte and Norma Dinnall Susan and Kevin Hurley Gwen Johnson Robert and Nancy Johnston Hubert and Katherine Jones Fred and Katherine Joseph Ned and Elin Kaufman Bill and Barbara Klineman Evelina and Alex Kolchinsky Nancy Kramer Jay Kriegel * Joanne Kriegel Patty Langdon Peter Libby and Beryl Benacerraf Charlie Long Sandra Lowe and Myrtle Garro Susan and Ivan Lowenthal Betsey Luce Julia MacLaughlin Paul and Patsy Mahoney Jacqueline Mancino Chuck and Carolyn McCannon Martin and Debvorah McKneally Robert and Mary Ann Miller Wallace and Tina Millner Gaylen Morgan Fran Morriss Lyn and Kevin Morrissey Michael and Mary Moskowitz John Nolan John O’Connell and Eleanor Duffy Lynne and Glenn Ogden

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Denise Page Oates Doris and Ken Papp Anu and Deva Pattanayak Michael and Elena Patterson Ronald and Judith Perera Johni Petropoulos John Primmer Pat Primmer Judi Quagliaroli John and Shannon Quinn Hugh Riddleberger and Louise McIIhenny Terry and Jani Ross Inez Salesman and Herman Banks Mal and BJ Salter William and Analya Sater Helmut and Renate Schmidt Vivienne Flesher and Ward Schumaker Susan Schuur David Sculley Jill Selman Joseph and Peggy Seton Terry Shilling Suzy Siegel Barry and Laura Simmons Carly Simon

Patricia Simonds Taylor Joel and Elinor Siner Adrian and Christine Slywotzky Myron and Joanne Spector Peter and Barbara Strauss Cindy Sutliff Laurie Swett Al and Sheila Thoman Gene and Meredith Thompson Herbert Wachtell and Svetlana Wachtell Janet Walker Meira Warshauer and Sam Baker Robert and Susan Wasserman Merril Watrous Karen Werner Gary and Fran Whaley Betsy Whitters Peter and Shirley Williams Dudley and Sally Willis Kathy Wittmann Gerry and Melissa Zeller Stan and MichaelAnn Zemon Ben and Barbara Zucker Barbara Clark ’41 Tink ’61 and David Davis Deborah Robbins ’63

Grandparents of Alumni

Current Faculty & Staff

Barbara Cherington ’60 Davis Cherington ’59 Ronald and Joan Curhan Peter and Anna Davol Sally Edmonds William and Janice Galvin Maisie ’55 and James Houghton Andrew and Margo Lane Patrick and Ronda Maloney Richard and Anna Roelofs Hank Rogers Jane Ryan Leigh B. Smith Normand and Judy Smith Dan and Karen Taylor Judy Wolfberg Steve Wolfberg

Maggie Beasley Barbara Bratzel Louis Caldarella TTC ’00 Kelly Davidson Anne de Arrarte ’71, TTC ’15 Pam Dickinson Tracy Eisenberg Mike Evans Ross FitzGerald Jessica Flaxman Sara Fromme Betsy Ginsberg Phyllis Grant Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 Josh Horwitz TTC ’97 Keri Hughes Lisa Iaccarino Desirée Ivey Katherine Kirk George Langdon Nora MacDonald ’01, TTC ’15 Amanda Marinell Heidi McCune Jeanne McDermott Kara Morton Susanna Paterson Jenny Payette ’75 Vince Quirk Chris Randall Doug Raymond Marta Rivas TTC ’99 Dana Rogers Margaret Rosenbaum TTC ’18 Maggie Small TTC ’15 Mark Stanek Meghan Thomsen Stephanie Travers Erika Werner Whitters Devon Wilson-Hill

Current Faculty & Staff

Past Faculty & Staff Chris Alaimo Julia Alexander Gail Arnold TTC ’02 Laura Bak ’83 Julia Bator ’83, TTC ’91 Emily Blackwell TTC ’03 Beth Brown ’73, TTC ’87 Meg Burt Nancy Cahalane Marshall Carter Jennifer Casey Will Crissman ’92, TTC ’04 Catherine David Paula Dello Russo Kit Dreier ’45, TTC ’53 Elaine Dunn Jonathan Evans Nicole Ferrara Angela Garcia Merce Grandin Jane Hardy Susan Hennigar Lee Ginsburg Herbst ’50, TTC ’58 Liza Jones Sharon Jones Phinney

Friends

Veronica Jorge-Curtis Nancy Kaplan ’52 Lance Laing Bob Lawler Chris Love Di MacPhail Louise McIIhenny Jack McKernan Richard McQuaid Rory Morton ’78, TTC ’87 Katherine Movius TTC ’76 * Anne Nash Annette Raphel Elizabeth Reid ’74 Deb Samaké Kate Seeger Bruce Shaw Tom Snyder TTC ’74 Will Stansbury Platt Staunton Sandi Tanaka TTC ’10 Peter Thomson Jen Tobin Haydock TTC ’85 Katie Vaughn ’90, TTC ’99 Tom Vorenberg ’76, TTC ’87 Suzanne Webber ’64 Betsy Whitters Heather Woodcock TTC ’94 Dana Zadorozny

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Mary Ahern Emily Almas Allan Bellows II Bradford Bellows John Bellows Barbara Boger Charles Cameron Kathie Childers

Daniel and Kim Cullinan Christina Dunathan Gordon Gardiner Amy Jones Robert Metzger Leslie Paul Dominic Smith Lynette Faust Stover Janet Bellows Worms

Read about more alumni #changemakers at www.shs.org/changemakers

Tom Edsall ’56 writes a weekly op-ed column in the New York Times online. The column focuses on American Tom Edsall ’56 politics, particularly on inequality and demographic trends. Recent columns have also addressed the U.S.’ highly politicized response to the pandemic. Before joining the New York Times, Tom covered national politics for the Washington Post for 25 years and held the Pulitzer Moore Chair in Political Journalism at Columbia University until 2014, and he continues at Columbia in the role of Senior Research Scholar.

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Memorial & Honorary Giving In Memory of Giving

In Memory of Ruth Abbott Mary ’59 and Peter Katzenstein Florence Phillips ’51 In Memory of Bill Bellows Allan Bellows II John Bellows Daniel and Kim Cullinan Jessica Dello Russo ’87 Kerith Gardner ’84 Joel Greenwald ’69 Jane and Stephen Hardy Desiree and Warren Ivey Bob and Judith Lawler Eve Vogel ’80 In Memory of John B. Carroll Melissa Chapin ’59 In Memory of Edie Caudill Ellie Ferguson ’58 Rab Preer, Jr. ’58 Marea Wexler ’71 In Memory of Bart Chapin Alicia Sinclair ’47 In Memory of Betsy Myer Dunn Mark Dunn ’62 In memory of Mary C. Eliot Nancy Nichols ’45 Joanna Hodgman ’47 Alexandra Marshall

In Memory of Cassie Firenze Catherine and Allen David Merce Grandin Peter and Elizabeth Robinson Laura Ryan and Peter Cavanagh

In Memory of Stanley D. Sheldon Kathy Herzog ’59

In Honor of Jane Hardy Nell and Gregg Borgeson

In Memory of Everett “Smitty” Smith Genevra Higginson ’49

In Honor of Katherine Hesko Fran Mastroianni and Maura McCaffery Merril Watrous Matt Schumaker and Malena Ann Watrous

In Memory of Robert Smith Quentin Weld ’96

In Memory of R. Leigh and Betsy Fitzgerald Mary Ahern

In Memory of Gloria Stark Kevin and Deborah Hart Lynette Faust Stover

In memory of Jane Hakes Max and Mary Snyder

In Memory of John (Jock) T. Stewart Kate Read Villars ’74

In Memory of Peggy Kirk David Kirk

In Memory of Agnes Swift Hugh Clarke ’43

In Memory of Harvey Margolis Amelia Margolis ’90

In Memory of Lenore Travis ’63 Catherine and Allen David

In Memory of Mac McCarthy Hilary Smith ’53 Katharine Straight ’55

In Memory of Linda Walsh Dean Fisher and Tanya Donelly

In Memory of Elizabeth Chadwick (Clark) Nil Louisa Nill ’02

In Honor of Giving

In Honor of the Class of 1950 – 70th Reunion Joel Wechsler ’50

In Memory of David Nunes ’98 Mariel Gilbert ’02

In Honor of the Class of 1955 – 65th Reunion Maisie ’55 and James Houghton

In Memory of Marylou Ohm James Ohm and Donna Megquier In Memory of Lillian Putnam Susan B. Alden ’51

In Honor of the Class of 1990 Amelia Margolis ’90

In Memory of Jane Shapiro Pat Primmer

In Honor of Karen Bassett Kathie Childers In Honor of Barbara Bratzel Matthew Martin and Laurie Johnston In Honor of John D. Brock Leigh B. Smith In Honor of Solon Candage Mary Hill Harris ’53 In Honor of Krista Demas Devon Mastroianni ’19 In Honor of Betty Elrod Dominic Smith In Honor of Serena Gifford Lance and Hilary Laing

In Honor of Jake Hopkins Lou Jordano and Carolyn O’Brien In Honor of Lia and Jake Kornmehl Ernie and Ellen Kornmehl FY20 In Honor of Kaan Ladha ’21 Susan and Alan Holman In Honor of Bob Lawler Don Hawley ’67 In Honor of Elizabeth Cabot Lyman Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya In Honor of the Malloy Family Jerry and Becky Henry In Honor of Dominic Marchio Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan In Honor of Jean Menapace Eve Vogel ’80 In Honor of Katrina Morris Jessica Flaxman and Jake Sussman In Honor of Laura Ryan Jane Ryan In Honor of Shady Hill Faculty and Staff Fernando Rodriguez-Villa and Pamela Peck John and Genevieve Wolfe In Honor of David Smith Hilary Smith ’53 In Honor of grandkids Sophie & Emily Peter and Cynthia Ellis In Honor of Tessa Sutliff Cindy Sutliff

In Honor of Kirk Goetchius Di and Bruce MacPhail

In Honor of the Teacher Training Center Polly T. Donald TTC ’74

In Honor of Phyllis Grant Sarah Glover

In Honor of Gerry Zetzel Patricia Klein TTC ’73

Matching Gifts, Gifts in Kind, Corporations & Foundation Giving Matching Gift Companies

Alliance Bernstein Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Disney Employee Matching Gifts Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Google, Inc. Grossman Family Charitable Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Salesforce State Street Bank The Bank of New York Mellon UBS Vertex Foundation Wayfair Wellington Management Company Wells Fargo Gifts in Kind

Elanna Allen ’92 Annie Brewster ’83 and Rick Weyerhaeuser Mary Hill Harris ’53 Derek and Lidiane Jones Felicia Kazer Ted and Andrea Killory Chris and Kathryn Lee Covie Edwards-Pitt and Matt Weinzierl Corporations and Foundations

Amazon Smile Andrew and Allison Hirsch Charitable Fund Annagret and Alexander Sacerdote Anne Rosen Charitable Gift Fund Aragain Fund Artifex Software Inc. Baker Family Fund Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Beal Family Charitable Fund Ben Barlow & Caroline Nolan Fund Bessemer Trust Brockenbrough Family Fund

Buttenwieser-Wiley Fund Campbell Family Giving Fund Chang Family Donor Fund Charles and Lael Chester Fund Charlotte Palmer Phillips Foundation, Inc. Chris and Lisa Kaneb Fund Class of 1978 Coydog Foundation D & E Family Unity Trust Dune Thorne and Neville McCaghren Fund Edith H. Overly Foundation Trust Elizabeth and Temple Fennell Charitable Fund Elizabeth L. Johnson Fund Emma Lundy Sagan Fund F. T.Weyerhaeuser Family Fund FAO Schwarz Family Foundation Farmer Moskowitz Charitable Fund Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fiduciary Trust Florence V. Burden Foundation G. David Forney Gift Fund Garrett Family Foundation Gerstner-Lakdawala Family Fund Goettle Family Fund Goetze Family Fund Grossman Family Charitable Foundation Hackle/Plotnick Family Giving Fund Hahn-Simon Family Fund Henderson Foundation Hingham Institution for Savings Howe Family Fund IBC Charitable Fund Ira A. Roschelle MD Charitable Fund Jack & JoAnn Fruchtman Philanthropic Fund James O. Robbins Family Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Jane and AngeloSantinelli Family Fund JoAnn and Jack Fruchtman Fund Katherine B. Davis Fund Lawrence Kotin Fund Leo Wasserman Foundation

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

Longfield Family Foundation Lori and David Schechner Fund Louis Foundation Irrev. Trust M. R. Metzger Family Foundation Marshall & Nancy Kaplan Fund Mathis-Pfohl Foundation McKee Family Fund MiIllman Family Foundation Miranda Fund Mobius Fund Nancy and Maurice Lazarus Fund Narnia Fund New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Olive Bridge Fund Olive Higgins Prouty Foundation Quantitative Foundation Richard and CatherineFischer Donor Advised Fund Robbins Family Fund Robert & Markie Kargman Fund Royal Little Family Foundation Sally R. Edmonds Fund Schwab Charitable Fund Sevtlana and Herbert M. Wachtell Fdn. Sharman and David Altshuler Advised Fund Siner Charitable Fund Stone Soup Foundation Stone/Teplow Families Charitable Fund

Stonestreet Family Charitable Fund T. F. Gregg Charitable Fund The Anne S. Nash Charitable Fund The Archibald Family Foundation The Baltimore Family Fund The Beker Foundation The Berenson-Barzilay Charitable Fund The Crowley Family Charitable Fund The Keith Flaherty Trust The Leiserson Family Charitable Trust The Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. Fund The Margaret and Jack Tarver Foundation The Muratoglu-Orme Family Fund The Robertson Trust The San Francisco Foundation The Wang Foundation The/Pittsburgh Foundation Tulgey Wood Foundation Vorenberg Family Fund Weiss Read Family Fund Weiss/Okia Donation Account Willa and Taylor Bodman Giving Account William & Barbara Kleinman Philanthropic Fund Woodward Family Charitable Foundation

* Indicates Deceased Donors

The Willow Tree Society The Willow Tree Society recognizes individuals who have provided for Shady Hill School’s future through a bequest, trust, gift annuity, retirement plan, or other similar vehicle. Taking its name from the majestic willow trees that have graced Shady Hill’s landscape since the School’s early years, the Willow Tree Society honors donors who think and plan for the long-term future – just as a gardener planting a tree knows its full mature grandeur is many decades off. One such planner was Tare Newbury ’53. On this very page two years ago, Tare wrote, “I value SHS and all that it has done for me, the result being that I contribute to every annual fund and have included Shady Hill in my estate plan with a bequest. It’s what I want to do to help a wonderful institution continue to grow and prosper.” Tare passed away suddenly last November, to the shock and sadness of the Class of 1953. (See page 30 the spring Magazine for the lovely tributes from his classmates.) But years before his death, Tare named Shady Hill as a partial beneficiary of his retirement plan – a savvy decision, since monies in tax-deferred retirement accounts can owe heavy taxes if left to relatives, but are not taxed at all if left to charities. In consultation with Tare’s widow, Sue, Tare’s bequest was steered to the scholarship fund that had just been launched in memory of a young Shady Hill employee who had just succumbed to cancer. (See page 4 of this Report for a description of the Cassie Firenze Fund.)

Susan B. Alden ’51 Robert Alexander, PhD ’63 George ’68 and Barbara Beal Bill Bellows * Craig Bergstrom ’85 Alice ’37 and Thomas Bird * Cece Bradlee ’31 * Kip Brown ’84 and Beth Nichols Barbara Bryon ’54 Mary Bundy ’39 Lindsey Cadot ’61 Lee Campbell, Jr. ’76, TTC ’87 Edwin F. Cave * Nan Chase ’34 * Dick Coveney ’48 Sue M. Denio * L Peter Deutsch ’61 Suzanne Z. Deutsch * Mary C. Eliot TTC ’48 * Patty Elvebak ’50 Jonathan and Jo-An Evans Betsy Fogarty ’55 Elliot Forbes ’32 and Kathleen Forbes * Kathleen B. Forbes * Lesley Gerould ’44 *

In conferring with Shady Hill on the use of Tare’s gift, Sue said, “I know Tare would be thrilled to have his Shady Hill bequest go toward this scholarship fund. The School meant so much to him! As his wife of 56 years I heard more charming childhood stories about Shady Hill than I could possibly count. And we had such fun having his classmates at our home for reunions over the years.” Tare volunteered for Shady Hill over many decades, not only hosting reunions but also serving as class agent, encouraging fellow alumni to give back to the school. With that in mind, we remind readers that the Willow Tree Society welcomes new members at any time; more information is available at www. shs.org/plannedgiving, or by phoning Betsy Ginsberg, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, at 617-505-5225.

Nancy Gorham ’41 * Esther Goudsmit ’48 Dan Grace ’57 Joanna Hodgman ’47 Sue Hollingsworth ’72 Rick* and Priscilla Hunt Steve and Rosemarie Johnson Virginia Lewisohn Kahn TTC ’50 * Tonu Kalam ’62 Heidi Klapinsky ’88 Peggy Kocher ’35 * Max Kohlenberg ’70 Margaret Loss ’61 Scott Matthews and Tamara Nikuradse TTC ’11 Anne Mayo ’51 Peter Miller and Mary Cassesso Anne Minkoff, MD ’42 * Ellen Moot ’45 * Biz Munder ’95 Tare Newbury, Jr. ’53 * Vera Nordal Eleanor Tripp November TTC ’60 * Antoine Olsen ’73 Mac Osborne, Jr. ’38 * Penelope Parke Pinson TTC ’45 *

Elizabeth “Biz” Paynter ’44 Pat Pratt ’44 * Annie Rosen ’96 Gay Scott ’44 Emma L. Tullock Sharp TTC ’41 * Bruce and Sandy Shaw Jonathan and Karen Slater Beck Sloman ’98 David J. Smith ’59 Thaxter Spencer ’36 * John Stewart * David Thomas and Willetta Lewis Cornelius C. Vermeule III * Ruth Agoos Villalovos Kate Read Villars ’74 Anne ’55, TTC ’63 and Charles von Rosenberg, Jr. Blair Weille ’46 * Connie White ’39

Bill Bellows, who taught seventh grade from 1964-85, coached basketball, and was renowned for his love of history and his extensive necktie collection, passed away on July 4, 2019 at the age of 96. During his 21 years at Shady Hill, one of his great joys was working with the Teacher Training Center (TTC) apprentices – so much so that his family asked that any memorial gifts people might wish to make be earmarked for the TTC. Bill also designated Shady Hill as a beneficiary of a charitable trust. Those funds reached Shady Hill last fall, and are now boosting the TTC’s endowment in perpetuity. “That is truly a perfect legacy,” according to TTC graduate Jen Tobin Haydock TTC ’85, who benefited from Bill’s mentorship during her apprentice year and beyond, when she ’inherited’ his classroom after he retired. Jen recalled, “Bill was always so passionate about bringing along the next generation of educators. He was generous, welcoming and encouraging to us all. Even in retirement, he would come back to visit, share ideas, and coach me. When I heard that his bequest was aimed towards the TTC, I choked up. I cannot imagine a more fitting legacy.”

Indicates Beehive Society Members, i.e., 10+ years’ consistent giving

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Endowment Funds

As of June 30, 2020

A strong endowment means a strong future, and at the same time, reflects a loving and appreciative past. Endowments last forever, growing through skilled investment management and through new gifts — and sometimes whole new funds — added over the years. The quality of today’s School is due in part to the spendable payout that the current budget draws from each of the Shady Hill endowment funds you see below. We are grateful to the donors behind each and every one.

Financial Aid Funds Alice A. Thorp Financial Aid Fund Altshuler Family Financial Aid Fund E. Barton Chapin Financial Aid Fund Class of 1980 Financial Aid Fund Cassie Firenze Financial Aid Fund for the Children of Shady Hill Employees Dr. Jonathan J. Freeman Endowment Fund for Financial Aid Financial Aid Endowment The Frederick A. Wang Financial Aid Fund Katharine Taylor Financial Aid Fund Mabel Louise Riley Financial Aid Fund Patricia B. Storrow Financial Aid Fund SHS Campaign Fund for Financial Aid SHS Fund in Support of Financial Aid The Suzanne Z. Deutsch Fund for Financial Aid

$225,481 $288,000 $98,722 $346,848

$88,550 $663,218 $401,046 $443,567 $264,805 $191,583 $32,623 $1,188,967 $242,874

Total for Financial Aid Funds

$4,786,400

$310,115

Faculty Funds The Agnes Boyle O’Reilly Hocking Fund Alexander Family Faculty Fund The Bruce Shaw Fund Class of 1981 Fund Class of 1982 Fund Class of 1983 Fund Class of 1986 Fund Class of 1989 Fund Class of 1998 Fund Class of 1999 Fund Class of 2000 Millennium Fund Class of 2014 Fund Edith Caudill Fund Faculty Compensation Fund Faculty Development Fund Faculty Salary Fund The Faith Chase Fund Frank Vincent Fund Janet Patterson Fund Joseph C. Segar Fund Moorrees Family Fund Pathways Fund Faculty Salaries and Development Robert F. Lawler Faculty Development Fund SHS Campaign Fund for Faculty Salaries The Steinert Family Fund for Faculty Support Total for Faculty Funds 29

$339,515 $315,334 $1,804,716 $414,093 $410,858 $391,463 $194,792 $249,888 $170,732 $209,092 $171,645 $95,207 $522,209 $1,905,706 $4,253,949 $2,315,454 $108,487 $447,902 $161,360 $112,169 $35,487 $1,786,220 $307,811 $142,145 $1,353,241 $18,219,474

Teacher Training Center (TTC) Funds Douglas Cheek Memorial Fund Jane Prescott Teacher Training Course Fund Pathways Fund TTC TTC Fund Teacher Training Course Fund Teacher Training Course Housing Fund Urban Teaching Initiative

$529,967 $131,489 $1,786,220 $1,885,767 $174,142 $1,546,648 $259,723

Total for Teacher Training Center Funds

$6,313,957

Program Funds Barbara C. Hood Fund Blueprints for Learning Fund Blueprints Math Fund Blueprints Service Learning Class of 2001 Fund Emily Kline Visiting Writers Fund The Fund in Support of Music Education at Shady Hill Hub Integrator Fund Jane Hardy Fund The Lee Ginsburg Herbst Mathematics Fund SHS Campaign STEAM Programming Fund Tutoring Fund Visiting Artists Endowment Fund

$118,729 $4,551,791 $54,611 $68,319 $153,109 $113,992

Total for Program Funds

$7,874,913

$201,740 $412,546 $299,615 $145,534 $36,226 $258,536 $1,460,165

General Funds Annuity Fund Campaign for Shady Hill Fund Other Pathways Fund Operations Scholarship Funds SHS Campaign STEAM Facility Fund Shady Hill Campaign Endowment Fund Shady Hill General Endowment Fund Total for General Funds

Total Endowment

$1,072,206 $1,145,853 $7,317,290 $5,358,661 $2,393,566 $1,536,994 $279,128 $93,332 $19,197,030

$56,391,774

Endowment Giving Faculty Funds

Faculty Salary Fund

Nine of Shady Hill’s long-established endowment funds were boosted by new donations in Fiscal Year 2020. (And another was created from scratch, to honor Cassie Firenze; see p. 4 for that report.) We offer thanks to all the donors who demonstrated their generosity and long-term vision by supporting the endowment.

This is a Board Designated Fund in support of faculty salaries and benefits.

Wellington Management Company The Faith Chase Fund

Established in 2010 in honor of former faculty member Faith Chase. This fund supports professional development for new faculty of color at Shady Hill.

Paulo Alves, Jr. and Stephanie Avelino Heidi Bailey Jacob Farmer and Jenna Moskowitz Jeremy Green and Yvonne Adams Henry Madsen ’19

Financial Aid Funds

Dr. Jonathan J. Freeman Endowment Fund for Financial Aid

Established in 2000 by the Freeman Family and their friends in memory of parent Dr. Jonathan J. Freeman, this fund supports financial aid and Shady Hill’s ongoing commitment to maintaining a socio-economically diverse student body.

Robert F. Lawler Faculty Development Fund

Established in 2002 with gifts in honor of faculty member Robert F. Lawler. This fund supports the salary for the Chair of the Mathematics Department.

Elsie Freeman The Frederick A. Wang Financial Aid Fund

Ben Harris ’85 and Hilary Harris Dave Harris ’87

Established in 1976 by the Wang family in support of financial aid.

Fred Wang ’65

Teacher Training Center (TTC) Funds Jane Prescott Teacher Training Course Fund

Established in 1992 by family and friends in memory of faculty member Jane Prescott.This fund supports financial aid for the Teacher Training Course.

Betsy Whitters

Program Funds Jane Hardy Fund

Established in 2012 in honor of former faculty member Jane Hardy. This fund supports faculty/staff coaches, physical education, movement, and athletics.

Lisa Brown ’81 Jane and Stephen Hardy Katie Vaughn ’90, TTC ’99 and Nathaniel Vaughn Betsy Whitters The Fund in support of the Hub Integrator at Shady Hill

Established in 2016 to support the Hub Integrator faculty position.

Fred Wang ’65

General Funds

Shady Hill General Endowment Fund

Established in 2015 this fund provides permanent endowment support.

Holly ’80 and David Ambler John and Elizabeth McQuillan

May Day Music Video In a creative collaboration, Shady Hill musicians from all over sent in selfie videos in which they sang or played the beloved May Day Carol. Spliced together, the snippets became a short music video that charmed the Shady Hill community when we circulated it on May Day. (To view the video, visit www.shs.org/alumni)

Fernando Rodriguez-Villa ’02, Wellesley, MA

John Goetchus ’80, Los Angeles, CA

Montanna Riggs ’15, Boston, MA

I’ve been a-wand’rin’ all this night

Betsy Ginsberg, , Madison, NH

Mark Stanek, Provincetown, MA

Shady Hill Director of Alumni Relations and Development since 2018

Shady Hill Head of School since 2010

Eric Henderson ’83, Cambridge, MA

a n d t h e b e s t p a r t o f t h e d a y,

TK Baltimore ’89 and Tesla, current Shady Hill student, Woods Hole, MA

Susan Mahony ’64, North Ferrisburgh, VT

Di Droste MacPhail, Rochester, MA Shady Hill faculty 1968–2006

But when I come back home again

Sarina Tcherepnin ’83, Watertown, MA

Will Thompson III ’14, West Newton, MA

Shady Hill faculty since 1990

Pam Dickinson, Shady Hill Director of External Relations since 2018, and Caley Dickinson ’11, Lincoln, MA

I will bring you a branch of May

Robin Anderson Mendiola ’82 and Paul Anderson, Daphne, AL Shady Hill faculty 1974–1978

Kabir Sen ’92, TTC ‘07, Belmont, MA Shady Hill faculty since 1999

China Forbes ’85, Portland, OR

Highest Impact Donors of 2019–2020 Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Lang Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Anonymous (5)

Looking back on FY 2020, we are grateful to each and every one of the 1,510 donors who collectively gave and pledged $3,576,493 to Shady Hill School. We particularly recognize the following benefactors, whose gifts of all types, as well as new pledges, are aggregated in the roster below. These aggregated amounts comprise support of the Shady Hill Fund, pledge payments for the STEAM building and other components of the “To Build, To Endow, To Preserve” campaign, pledge payments for the Sixth Grade Building, and support of the newly launched Shady Hill Cares Fund and the Cassie Firenze Financial Aid Fund for the Children of Shady Hill Employees.

$10,000 – $14,999

Safi and Magda Bahcall David and Alice Baltimore Annie Brewster ’83 and Rick Weyerhaeuser Ramon Casadesus-Masanell and Ana Gonzalez-Palomares Lael ’80 and Charles Chester Temple and Elizabeth Fennell Joseph Holper and Rebecca Shilling Rick* and Priscilla Hunt Terry and Gale Hunt Chris and Kathryn Lee Adam Margolin and Meghan Jasani Sam and Caitlyn Oates Jon and Beth Piskorowski Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Anonymous (3)

Shady Hill would not be the School it is today without the strong philanthropic backing of those in a position to give so generously. On behalf of all who learn and grow at this fine school – now and in the future – we offer deep thanks. $100,000 and above

Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky Chris and Lisa Kaneb John and Elizabeth McQuillan Sarah and Ed Baker Matt and Einat Ogden $50,000 – $99,999

Jeff and Elizabeth Case Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Bob and Kate Crowley Patricia and George Kung Kevin Mohan, JD and Anne Williams Alex and Annagret Sacerdote Anonymous (3) $25,000 – $49,999

Holly ’80 and David Ambler Bill Bellows * Miguel and Laura De Icaza Holly Edmonds ’84, TTC ’94 and Andrew Pesek Jason and Cecily Epstein Eli and Sheri Gurock Melissa and Frank Hanenberger Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli

Ted and Andrea Killory Tare Newbury, Jr. ’53 Laurie O’Connor Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Satu and Susie Parikh Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Tai and Kate Sutliff Fred Wang ’65 Anonymous (8)

“ Education fosters both the mind and the heart. In the encouragement and enrichment of our children, school and family share the same noble ends. I am thankful that Shady Hill School carries this responsibility with us, as parents, on the journey of educating our three children. On September 20th, all three of my kids went to school. It was the first time they had gone on the same day since March. When I excitedly mentioned this to a friend, who was also walking with her three children to school, she gave me a happy wave and said, “Hallelujah!” Yes, this is my feeling too, “Hallelujah.” From the start of spring to September 20th, my children have been with us every day and almost every moment. And though this can be wonderful and challenging both, something is missing for them. I am so grateful that Shady Hill provides and creates the opportunity for our kids to learn, and also to play, to enjoy the company of their friends and teachers in ways one can just never give them at home. It is from gratitude for these forms of community and care that our commitment to do all we can to support Shady Hill continues to grow.”

$15,000 – $24,999

Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson Steve Frank and Adam Berger Elsie Freeman Barbara Grossman Hilary and Jeff Johnston Dan and Milena Karelitz Emily and Devereaux McClatchey Bob and Melissa McGaughey Orhun Muratoglu and Tonya Orme Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Deborah Robbins ’63 Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya

–Patricia and George Kung, P ’20, ’22, ’25

Thank you!

The photo above, taken on Spirit Day last fall, is an apt metaphor for this Report on Philanthropy. Just as the students pictured here demonstrate the joys of teamwork, so too do we celebrate our donors coming together to advance our School’s game plan. It’s all about the team spirit and the fabulous feeling of working hard to achieve a goal we all believe in so deeply: the Shady Hill mission. We need each and every member of our Shady Hill team to get the ball across the goal line and we are grateful for those members who can throw the deep pass as well as those that carry it the final yard. Shady Hill spirit, indeed! –Elizabeth Z. (Betsy) Ginsberg Director of Development and Alumni Relations

A note from the Advancement Office

It is inspiring to work in a school with such dedicated supporters. We are honored and humbled to facilitate the Shady Hill communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s gracious philanthropy. Every single gift matters, and we are grateful for each and every one. We have taken great care to ensure complete and correct listings in this Report on Philanthropy. Should you spot any errors or omissions, kindly bring them to our attention. You can reach us by email at alumni@shs.org, by phone at 617-520-5225, or by writing to us at the mailing address below.

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