Report of Philanthropy 21-22

Philanthropy Report on

From

the Head of School & Chair of the Board of Trustees

Mission Our

Shady Hill School fosters joyful, active learning informed by multiple perspectives—empowering students to be intellectually adventurous and wholeheartedly just.

WE BELIEVE

The May Day dancing captured on the cover of this report exemplifies Shady Hill’s joyful return to in-person gatherings, after the social distancing and creative pivots that were the hallmark of the prior school year. In 2021-2022, we rediscovered the profound joys of togetherness as we slowly, over the course of the year, reinstated most of our school traditions.

We declared early on a theme for the year: Rebuilding Relationships and Reconnecting as a Community. The photo spread on pages 3-4 depicts some of the many newly-cherished in-person moments over the course of the year. We will never again take togetherness for granted!

Another vital ingredient we must never take for granted is the financial support of our donors. All who contributed in Fiscal Year 2022 were investing in Shady Hill’s mission and providing the means to carry it out. Each and every donor listed in this report – and those who choose to remain anonymous, as well – has our wholehearted thanks.

Pooling our dollars in support of this School that we love is another measure of togetherness. Regardless of the scale of one’s gift, the act of giving in and of itself unites us. And that is a beautiful thing.

Sincerely,

• Play and discovery are central to every child’s growth and true exploration takes time.

• The purpose of knowledge is to create meaning, develop understanding, and inspire action.

• Growing up is a nuanced process and mistakes are catalysts for deeper learning and progress.

• A strong, interdependent community is the framework for academic confidence and social and emotional health.

• Practicing genuine kindness towards oneself and others helps build a compassionate world.

• We have a responsibility—as individuals and as a community—to honor difference, challenge prejudice, and strive for racial and social justice.

Mark J. Stanek Hilary Johnston Head of School Chair, Board of Trustees

Cover: In-person May Day celebrations returned! Sunny skies and sunny smiles were everywhere, after two years of Pandemic Zoom stand-ins.

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 2021–22 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

Hilary Johnston, Chair

Robin Walker, Vice Chair

Bob Crowley, Treasurer

Alyssa Haywoode, Clerk

Holly Ambler ’80

Kip Brown ’84

Lisa Case

Frank Catrickes

Angela Garcia Kafi Harrington

Elizabeth McQuillan, Parents Council Co-Chair

Ted Killory

Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Devereaux McClatchey Matt Ogden

Fran Rosenzweig

Sally Snickenberger

Mark Stanek, Head of School Kate Sutliff

Pratt Wiley ’91

Alumni Board

Abby Wright ’00, Chair Charley Aldrich ’95 Kip Brown ’84 Kate Chin ’00

Rachel Cooke ’02, TTC ’13

Ariel Goldberg ’99

Meg Grossman ’62

Anjali Lappin ’06

Melinda Margetson ’76

Kathryn Bailis Phillips ’90, TTC ’98

Elena Rodriguez-Villa ’08

Fred Wang ’65

Pratt Wiley ’91

Charlie Wyzanski ’59

Advancement Committee

Holly Ambler ’80

Sarah Baker, Vice Chair

Louise Barzilay Lisa Case Angela Garcia Eli Gurock

Yarice Hidalgo Nancy Hill Hilary Johnston Patricia Kung Maggie Moran ’91 Matt Ogden, Chair Fran Rosenzweig Deirdre Sullivan Robin Walker Pratt Wiley ’91 Abby Wright ’00

Shady Hill Fund Parent Co-Chairs Eli Gurock

Yarice Hidalgo Patricia Kung

Shady Hill Fund Alumni Co-Chairs Charley Aldrich ’95

Shady Hill Fund Grade Reps Sarah Baker Keena Boling Jorge Calderon Dan Fleder Hilary Graham Melissa Hackel Nancy Hill Yarice Hidalgo Lindsay Jubelt Zoe Keller Jen Amaya-Noble Caroline Nolan

Einat Ogden Catharine Pattanayak Sidd Pattanayak Deirdre Sullivan Patrice Murphy Liu Alice Lin Joan Jiang Shady Hill Fund Leadership Giving Parent Volunteers Alexandra Abbott Edo Berger Lisa Case Keya Dannenbaum Pnina Feldman

Temple Fennell Brett Garrett Eli Gurock Kim Henry Meghan Jasani Hilary Johnston Dan Karelitz Milena Karelitz Ted Killory Patricia Kung Adam Margolin Sam Oates Satu Parikh Beth Piskorowski Fran Rosenzweig Emily Ruiz Noah Seton

Shady Hill Fund Alumni Reps

Alexandra Bageris ’86

Jim Bowditch ’54 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 Elizabeth McQuillan Christine Wittman Sasha Eskelund

Diversity at Shady Hill (D.A.S.H.) Co-Chairs

Sheri Ettinger Kafi Harrington

Fair Co-Chairs

Keena Boling Patrice Liu Nadia Sharif Cati Baini Verdi

Shady Hill is truly a place to belong. The respect for diversity and inclusion is one of my favorite things about SHS. The social experience is equally as important as the academics in many ways - teaching smart people to be good people. We are blessed.”

Beth Murrell ’85, P’30, ’32

Rebuilding Relationships and Reconnecting as a Community

This past year was a marked improvement over the prior “full Pandemic” year that will forever be remembered for social distancing, class cohorts strictly keeping to themselves, and a closed campus. Happily, 2021–22 saw improvement to all those restrictions: Students socialized freely at recess, team sports returned, and we reopened campus to parents in October. From then on, we picked up steam, finding ways to host more and more heart-warming gatherings over the course of the year. In the process, we all learned an important lesson: We will never again take in-person gathering for granted!

May Day Magic

On Wednesday, May 11 we had our first all-school, in-person May Day since 2019. The weather granted us a beautiful, sunny, blue-skies day for the whole community to gather together. Students performed dances with their classmates and the crowds erupted with cheers. Faculty delighted audiences with a surprise dance to the song Jerusalema.

Parent Socials

Outdoor gatherings in the dead of winter, in Boston – why not?! With indoor masking still in place, we turned to two outdoor breweries, Nightshift Brewing in Everett (owned by a current Shady Hill family) and Notch Brewery in Allston, for a total of seven parent socials between December and March. Heat lamps and hardy constitutions made these a hit!

Shady Hill sustained our family through these past few years. In 2021–22 we so appreciated the chances to get back together – and to give back to help sustain the school we love.

Lubin ’96 and Angelica Piz P’28, 29

Reunion Resumed

We were thrilled to host Reunion in person once again, on the afternoon/ evening of June 3, on campus. Program highlights included watching the Grade IV Greek Olympics, various panel discussions, and student-led tours. The evening culminated with an impromptu singing of old Shady Hill songs, led by the Class of 1962.

Perry

Families Welcome!

Our youngest students were not yet eligible for vaccines until June. Still, we opened up for indoor attendance by families at various culminating events, such as the Grade II Charles River Museum (shown above left), numerous class plays, the Grade VIII production of Mary Poppins, jazz band’s spring concert, etc.

Black Alumni Gathering

Black alumni gathered on June 25th for an alumni affinity event planned by a stellar committee of alumni working closely with the Shady Hill Alumni Office. Attendees spanned the decades, from Richard Evans ’51, our first Black graduate, up through Sophia George ’21. One highlight of the day: a vibrant discussion about what alumni appreciated during their time as SHS students, and what they’d like to see going forward.

Our daughter joined Shady Hill in fourth grade in 2021. Despite our not being able to enter the campus due to COVID, we felt warmly welcomed by Shady Hill families who reached out to answer questions and plan playdates in the weeks before school started and once the school year began. As restrictions were eased, we took part in traditions like the Fair, the Grade IV Olympics and May Day, and fully experienced the special school and community that Shady Hill is.

Rick Grudzinski and Julie Bowden P’26

Sports Spectating

Something as simple as re-opening our sports competitions to spectators was cause for great appreciation last fall! Families flocked to campus to cheer on their young athletes!

The Shady Hill Fund

Annual giving is the foundation of a successful fundraising program and one indicator of our community’s love for Shady Hill. We are proud that once again, with loyal giving and a committed community, the Fund raised $2.3M thanks to stretch giving, broad participation and support from all corners. Giving exceeded the budgetary goal of $1.9M which was needed to offer the School’s outstanding program.

For the first time in three years, for May Day of Giving we reconvened in person with a tradition that means so much to us all and allowed students, parents, faculty and grandparents to see joyful, active learning take center stage. Reconnecting together as a school wide community was particularly meaningful and we celebrated with support from all constituencies, unlocking more than $100,000 in challenge dollars.

The complete donor listing that follows recognizes individuals who supported the School at all levels. Parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, TTC graduates and employees all contributed. We are grateful to share the roll call below and appreciate the support that makes every awe-inspired day at Shady Hill meaningful.

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

Shady Hill Fund Donors

1915 Society

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+ Sarah and Ed Baker Jeff and Elizabeth Case Gerstner-Lakdawala Family Fund Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli John and Elizabeth McQuillan Matt and Einat Ogden Anonymous (5)

$25,000+

Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson

Frank and Anastasia Catrickes

Miguel and Laura De Icaza Jason and Cecily Epstein Eli and Sheri Gurock

Adam J. Margolin and Meghan K. Jasani

Dan and Milena Karelitz

Patricia and George Kung Satu and Susie Parikh

Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson

Tai and Kate Sutliff Anonymous (3)

$15,000+ Louis and Robin Gerstner

Joseph Holper and Rebecca Shilling Hilary and Jeff Johnston Kevin Mohan, JD and Anne Williams

Sam and Caitlyn Oates Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Jacob Taylor and Jean Park

Jon and Beth Piskorowski

Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya

Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola

Langdon Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Anonymous (4)

$10,000+ Holly ’80 and David Ambler Craig Bergstrom CFA ’85 Temple and Elizabeth Fennell Steve Frank and Adam Berger Mike Gibbens and Julie Lassonde Weezie ’90 and Laurens Goff Melissa and Frank Hanenberger

John and Jessie Harris Mark and Susie Hatfield Chris and Kathryn Lee JB Lyon and Kim Syman Chris and Molly Malloy Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Craig and Bianca Peskin Jeffrey and Stephanie Schwartz Mason ’89 and Mariella Smith Matey and Jean Smith Julia and Mark Wetmore Anonymous (1)

$7,500+ Helen ’72 and Joseph Bouscaren Charles and Wendy Leiserson Guoxiang Ma and Joan Jiang Melissa and Bob McGaughey Michael and Mary Moskowitz Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Fred Wang ’65 Anonymous (2)

$5,000+

Ben Barlow and Caroline Nolan Todd Basnight and Toinette Rivas Edo Berger and Kate Haviland Emily TTC ’03 and William Blackwell

April Bodman Taylor and Willa Bodman Lindsay Bouscaren ’13 Travis Bouscaren ’10 Eleanor S. Campbell ’73 Allan Chapin ’56 Isaac and Jessica Cheng Carlotta Coolidge ’58

James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley Tom and Keya Dannenbaum

L Peter Deutsch ’61 and Michael J. Golub

George and Martha Dyer

Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt

Jeremy and Hilary Forster Trevor and Isabel Hardy Savanna and Don Jabro Janet Jones ’49

Nai Nan and Julia Ko Mark and Jacqui Krum Seng Kuan and Angela Pang

Robert Metzger

Robert Morris and Ingrid Bassett

Scot Plotnick and Melissa Hackel Isabel ’98 and John Rappoport Eric and Emily Ruiz Alex and Annagret Sacerdote

We are always proud of the amazing work of Shady Hill alumni. Our spotlight series highlights the work of alumni who are using their talents to make a difference. On the pages that follow, we reprint some of these “change makers” posts. You can read them all at www.shs.org/changemakers.

As a Senior Attorney at the Equal Justice Initiative (made famous in the 2019 film Just Mercy), Sia Sanneh ’94 works to overturn wrongful convictions, freeing innocent people from death row. Her current focus includes teenaged prisoners — as young as 13 or 14 years old — who have been tried as adults and sentenced to die in prison. In a further layer of appalling injustice, many of these young clients have been abused while in the adult prison system.

Another aspect of Sia’s work with Bryan Stevenson, Executive Director of EJI, has been to create two new cultural sites in Montgomery, Alabama: the Legacy Museum, and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice. It aims to teach the legacy of slavery, lynching, and racial segregation, with the larger goal of challenging inequality in America. The National Memorial, a mile away, seeks to honor the legacy of enslaved Black people, people terrorized by lynching, those humiliated by racial segregation and Jim Crow, and people of color burdened with contemporary presumptions of guilt and police violence.

Sia Sanneh ’94

Naseem Makiya ’99 is the founder of Outvote, an app that makes campaigning and organizing more personal by enabling people to message friends and family

with reminders to register, vote, sign a petition, donate to a campaign, etc. Outvote’s aim is to promote voter participation within progressive campaigns, and its larger mission is to build a community of organizers that remain active even between election cycles.

Our work is based on the premise that contacting your own personal network of friends and family – what’s known as ’relational organizing’ – is far more effective than cold-calling strangers. What we did was build the digital tools to make it easy for busy people to do a lot more relational organizing, a lot more quickly.”

David and Jessica Sculley

Eran Segal and Pnina Feldman

Adam and Rebecca Siegel

Vikram Simha and Priyanka Naithani Normand and Judy Smith Laurie Swett Mark Tang and Alice Lin

Paul and Mary Anne Todgham

Fan Wu ’95

Anonymous (5)

$2,500+ Chris Alaimo and Joel Beckman Ron Alterman and Jackie Gibbs-Alterman Todd and Keena Boling

Betsy Brackett ’65

Annie Brewster ’83 and Rick Weyerhaeuser Keegan Caldwell and Amy Cordner

Andy Clark and Jen Holleran Colin Connolly and Nathalie Roy Bret and Anuradha Connor Thad ’85 and Juliana Davis

Jo-An Evans Jonathan Evans Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak Katharine Fischer ’55 Scott and Tara Fitzgerald Jack and JoAnn Fruchtman Jeremy and Hannelore Grantham

Liz Hanify ’90

Sarah ’83, TTC 93 and Richard Hollington III James Houghton and Constance Coburn

Avery Hunt ’04 Evan Hunt ’01 Oliver Hunt ’07 Terry and Gale Hunt Travis and Zoe Keller Abhi and Elena Kodey Joey and Jennifer Kolchinsky

Mike Lampert and Laura Babbitt

Wei Li and Xu Lai

Calvin Linvill and Sara Lerner

Adam Lipworth and Annie Weiss Chuck and Carolyn McCannon

Steve McElroy and Carla Ricci Maggie ’91 and William Moran

Ryuji Morishita and Annie Chen

Anne Morriss and Frances Frei Dorothy Powe

Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman

Russ and Zibby Pyle Mic Rosiello and Patrizia Mazzucato

Katie Salter ’87, TTC ’98 and Lauren Holleran

Barry and Laura Simmons Mark Stanek

Elizabeth Steiner Hayward ’78 Jennifer ’76 and Jonathan Uhrig

Pratt Wiley ’91

Dave and Kristyn Willis Dudley and Sally Willis Conrad ’65 and Mary Wright Hang Yuan and Juan Liu Anonymous (3)

Naseem Makiya ’99

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Alumni

Class of 1939

Connie White

Class of 1941

Barbara Clark

Class of 1943 Polly Snow Faith Waters

Class of 1944 Malcolm Frazier Jane Williams

Class of 1945

Alan Carpenter

Kit Dreier TTC ’53

Cornelia Lanou Angela Wilkins

Class of 1946

Class Correspondent: Susan Waring Prideaux Frank Kennedy James Leamon Eric Wolman

Class of 1947

Class Correspondent: David Clarke TTC ’55 Nat Bowditch

David Clarke TTC ’55 Joanna Hodgman

Class of 1948

Class Correspondent: James C. Goodale

Edward Ginsburg

Jamie Goodale

Emily Link Charles Moizeau

Len Wheeler

Class of 1949

Bill Cleary

Marjorie Forbes

Genevra Higginson Janet Jones

Rebekah Sachs

Steve Shohet Holly Wilson

Class of 1950

Class Agent & Class

Correspondent: Jeff Freeman

Fred Chang Patty Elvebak

Jeff Freeman Lee Herbst TTC ’58

John Horvitz David Kaplan Eleanor Luopa Helen Maclennan

Frances Pinney James Romer David Sears Thomas Stout Joel Wechsler

Class of 1951

Susan Alden June Campbell

Maisie Crowther TTC ’61 Elizabeth Elliston Dick Evans Tom Gregg Penny Pi-Sunyer George Smith Janet Vaillant TTC ’60

Class of 1952

Class Correspondent: Anne Watt

Len Clarke

Dennis Corcoran Happy Esty Rolf Goetze

Anne Elvins Grace John Grace Robin Hartshorne

Susan Havice

Alan Morse Garrett Paine

Thomas Plaut Betsy Shima Anne Watt Jonathan Weisbuch

Dr. Patience White ’62 is a practicing pediatric and adult rheumatologist and professor emeritus of medicine and pediatrics at George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. Patience is also co-director of “Got Transition,” a national resource center that works to improve the process of transitioning young adults from pediatric to adult health care. “There are an estimated 35 million young adults aged 18–25 in the US, approximately 28% of whom have chronic conditions. Many of them, along with their counterparts without chronic conditions, will need to move from a pediatric to an adult health care clinician.

Patience was drawn to the growing issue of pediatric-to-adult health care transition after observing that this move into the adult health care system was particularly tough on her young patients with special care needs and disabilities. Got Transition actively works to assist health care systems improve their health care transition practice processes and to equip youth, young adults and families with the resources they need.

Class of 1953

Class Correspondent: Mary Hill Harris Heidi Dawidoff Bruce Denny-Brown Mary Hill Harris

Judy Marriner TTC ’61 Hilary Smith

Henry Winslow

Class of 1954 Class Agent: Jim Bowditch Roger Avery Jim Bowditch

Lee Laugesen D’Arcy MacMahon Mike Magruder Franny Rich John Wheeler

Class of 1955

Class Agent & Class Correspondent: Maisie Houghton

Ellen Corcoran

Peter Finn

Katharine Fischer Betsy Fogarty Ross Hall

Anstiss Hammond Krueck

Alexander Hawthorne

Maisie Houghton

Ellen Lambert

Kaky Lidz

Lucy McNeece

Jonathan Silverman

Katharine Straight

Mimi Truslow TTC ’63

Anne von Rosenberg TTC ’63

Patience White ’62

Class of 1956

Class Correspondent: Deborah Stinnett

Betsy Abbott

Sally Baker

Allan Chapin

Tom Edsall Susan Fratus Deborah Stinnett

Class of 1957

Margot Churchill Benjamin Fairbank

Paul Fremont-Smith Dan Grace Nan Holmes Didi Kearsley

David Tartakoff Lowell Winkelman

Class of 1958 Reed Cherington Carlotta Coolidge Katie Dole Prill Ellis

Tom Hartt Susan Morris Rab Preer

Greg Rochlin

Joan Sturgis

Class of 1959

Class Correspondent: Charlie Wyzanski Hope Arns

Melissa Chapin

Charlie Deknatel

Kathy Herzog

David Hightower

James Kaplan

Mary Katzenstein

Arthur Little

Pamela Scheinman

Susan St. John Charlie Wyzanski

Class of 1960

Class Correspondent: Jack Kessler Steve Grossman

Jack Kessler Charlie Peck David Pokross Corry Rooks George Wyner

Class of 1961

Class Correspondent: Andrew Oldman Tink Davis Peter Deutsch George Foote Diana Larkin

Alison Lauriat Margaret Loss Andy Oldman Barbara Purser

Class of 1962 Class Correspondent: Dana Ferry Dick Belin Robin Batteau David Drooker Mark Dunn Betty Eveillard Dana Ferry Meg Grossman Collot Guerard Tonu Kalam Helen Loeser Bruce Wilcox

Class of 1963

Class Correspondent: Alice Coda Denny Anderson Craig Barger Steve Buchbinder Spencer Cowan Linsey Grinder Pam Kirkpatrick Deborah Robbins Kari Shaner Cynthia Shelmerdine Brooksie Stanton

Class of 1964

Class Correspondent: Nick Deutsch Nick Deutsch Joel Horowitz Susan Mahony Alex McNaughton Suzanne Webber

Class of 1965

Class Agent and Class Correspondent: Fred Wang Ted Agoos

Alice Beal Betsy Brackett Brock Cutting Nancy Drooker Kin DuBois Stephen Karp * George Mahlowitz

Abigail Millikan-States

Lisa Rubinstein

Nan Schanbacher

Kristen Wainwright

Fred Wang

Topher Waring Walter Weiss

Conrad Wright Anne Wulsin

Class of 1966

Class Correspondent: Margaret Bullitt-Jonas Katherine Agoos Robin Alden

Letty Belin Joshua Kay David Riggs TTC ’76 Polly Spiegel Richard Wulsin David Smith ’59, 11-year Shady Hill student and then a longtime Shady Hill teacher, and now an educational consultant and author, is nationally recognized for his award-winning curriculum “Mapping the World by Heart.” During his time as a middle school gradehead at Shady Hill from 1970-1992, David realized his students had little knowledge of where the different New England states were located and even less about global geography, so he began having his students draw the cities and counties of Massachusetts entirely from memory. From there, he expanded to having students draw countries all over the world. These memory maps attained legendary status among students and alumni, many of whom proudly display their maps to this day.

After retiring from Shady Hill, David began traveling as an educational consultant, sharing his geography and global issues curricula with educators in various countries. His travels inspired the idea of creating a realistic picture of the diversity that exists in the world, in a way that would be easy for young people to understand. The result was a book, If the World Were a Village: A Book about the World’s People, published in 2002 and over 1 million copies were sold.

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

David Smith ’59

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Class of 1967

Jenny Ladd Marilyn Paul Sonia White

Class of 1968 Class Correspondent: Tesi Kohlenberg George Beal

Peter Howe

Deborah Kahn Roger Kay Kathy Logue Gwyned Trefethen Rebecca Warner

Class of 1969

Class Correspondent: Henry Taves Michael Glendon Joel Greenwald Diana Lyman Rosalyn Reiser Anne Rice

Susan Shelmerdine Henry Taves Henry Woolsey

Class of 1970 Bruce Johnson Janie Ward John Weiss

Class of 1971 Class Correspondent: Emmy Howe TTC ’79 Julie Agoos Peter Fisher Peter Freeman Clay Leighton Steve Robey Jane Selverstone Marea Wexler

Class of 1972 Class Correspondent: George Perkins

Helen Bouscaren George Perkins Rich Read Mary Woolsey

Class of 1973 Class Correspondent: Pat Spence Eleanor Campbell Alexandra Clayton Rob Forbes Adam Pool Marli Rabinowitz Pat Spence

Class of 1974 Becca Brackett Liz Krengel Kate Villars

Class of 1975 Hans-Peter Biemann Cyril Burke Colette de Marneffe Penn Edmonds Margaret Jackson Stephen Onesti Jenny Payette Kate Rabinowitz

Ann Mackey

Rory Morton TTC ’87 Dinny Starr Elizabeth Steiner Hayward

Class of 1979 Class Correspondent: Porter Gifford Betsy Biemann Jen Callaghan Porter Gifford Marc Klein Alex Moot Franny Pratt Alice Reich Townsend Zwart

Class of 1980 Holly Ambler Wright Danenbarger Cathy Hicks Nick Morse Margaret O’Day Josh Steiner

Class of 1981

As the CEO of New York-based America Needs You, known by its acronym ANY, Marianna Tu ’01 helps provide ambitious first-generation college students from low-income households with support as they navigate college and career opportunities. Mentoring is the foundation of ANY: each college student, or “Fellow,” as ANY calls them, is paired with a mentor, and both are supported by workshops, coaching and resources. “Navigating college and launching a career as a first-generation student can be so complex, so having that one go-to person can be incredibly impactful.” Mentors and Fellows meet weekly, and attend Saturday workshops as a pair (with “meet” and “attend” having taken a virtual turn this past year).

Marianna’s journey at ANY began as a volunteer in 2011; one year later, she joined ANY’s staff, rising to CEO after serving as Chief Program Officer and Chief Operating Officer. Marianna has launched ANY chapters in New Jersey, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

Class of 1976 Class Correspondent: Tom Bator Tom Bator

Lee Campbell TTC ’87 Katharine Koeze Melinda Margetson Elizabeth Perrault Jennifer Uhrig Tom Vorenberg TTC ’87

Class of 1977 L. J. Harrington Abby Johnson Anita Nordal

Class of 1978 Class Correspondent: David Summersby Rick Field

Arthur Herbst

Class Correspondent: Sarah Wyman Lisa Brown Alex Dykema Mark Forney

Jennifer Hanson TTC ’90 Dominic Montagu Nathaniel Stevens John Stonestreet

Class of 1982

Class Correspondents: Kate Movius and Chad Gifford III Samantha Corte Brad Feldman

Kate Movius Chuck Pratt

Class of 1983

Class Agent: Eric Henderson Class Correspondent: Greg Allen Noel Allen Tammy Ashford Laura Bak

Marianna Tu ’01

Julia Bator TTC ’91

Annie Brewster

Jenifer Curhan Panner

Sarah Hollington TTC ’93 Suzanne Siner Liz Temin

Class of 1984

Class Agent: Kip Brown Class Correspondent: Jared Eigerman Kip Brown Holly Edmonds TTC ’94 Kerith Gardner Caleb Williams

Jessica Zander

Class of 1985

Damon Banks Craig Bergstrom Thad Davis

Xander Dyer

Gay Engstrom Ruddick

Ben Harris TTC ’94 Tim Little Nellie Perera Jonathan Siner Lilly Windle

Class of 1986

Class Agents: Alexandra Bageris and David Brewster

Class Correspondent: Nell Breyer David Brewster

Janet Buttenwieser

Jared Curhan Will Forney Andrew Heimert Andrea Re Adam Robinson

Class of 1987

Class Agent: Jessica Dello Russo Class Correspondent: Emily Shaw Dave Harris

Ert Giese

Zweli Miller Katie Salter TTC ’98

Class of 1988

Class Correspondent: Kristin Mercer Rachael Cobb

Ethan Davis Mark Lu Deneb Meketa Dan Towvim

Jamie Whitters

Class of 1989 Class Agent: Tiverton McClintock Class Correspondent: TK Baltimore TK Baltimore

Josh Frazier Sarah Hsia Tanya Jones Tiverton McClintock Sarah Slubowski Mason Smith

Class of 1990

Class Correspondent: Kathryn Bailis Phillips TTC ’98

Kathryn Bailis Phillips TTC ’98

Dai Ellis Weezie Goff Liz Hanify Emily Horwitz TTC ’03 Amelia Margolis Haddad Amanda Van Vleck Katie Vaughn TTC ’99 Merrill Woodriff Dan Zalcman

Class of 1991

Class Agent: Maggie Moran Jeff Kurzon Maggie Moran

Ned Salter

Hannah Sharpless Graff TTC ’01

Pratt Wiley

Class of 1992 Will Crissman TTC ’04 Sophia Garmey Elanna Lazar

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

David Meshoulam ’92 is Co-founder and Executive Director of Speak For the Trees (SFTT), a nonprofit in Boston that seeks to increase the size and health of Boston’s urban canopy as trees provide various environmental and health benefits. In many urban areas, tree canopy is unequally distributed leading to inequitable access to the benefits of trees. Speak For The Trees’ focus is on undercanopied neighborhoods, such as East Boston, that have less than 10% canopy coverage. David’s team is working to protect existing trees and empowering residents to plant new trees in their own communities. Since 2019, SFFT has given away over 2,000 free trees.

Before starting SFTT, David helped create a small pilot program for youth in his home community of Watertown. Watertown’s Teens for Trees, a 6-week summer program, taught teens about Watertown’s urban forest. Speak For the Trees also has a youth component, the Teen Urban Tree Corps program, through which youth from the Boston area collect data on street trees and empty planting sites, learn about the importance of their community forests, and advocate for their local trees as an environmental justice issue.

Class of 1993

Amelia Ames

Aubin Dupree Kimon Kirk TTC ’02

Aaron Michlewitz

Kathy Roosevelt Katie Sonnenborn

Class of 1994

Class Agent: Jeita Deng Missouri Ammons

Kat Boger

Jeita Deng Esther Freeman

Eben Lasker Alex Schumm

Class of 1995

Charley Aldrich

Natty Clapp

Philip Davidson

Alex Dowling

Lila Dupree Ben Grossman

Sybil Hennigar

Emily Hill-Wisniewski

Nate Kirk

Julia Martin

Beth Murrell Carrie Simonds Meredith Waterman

Fan Wu

Indicates Deceased Donors

David Meshoulam ’92

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Class of 2000

Tom Plaut ’52, has been bridging cultural barriers to rural healthcare delivery since the 1980s. Working with the Mountain Area Health Education Center (MAHEC), Tom and his colleagues conducted 40 focus groups with residents, teachers, social and medical services providers. The team found that many locals did not trust the clinic doctors, who came from outside the area, with lifestyles off-putting to the locals. Simple access to care also was a barrier. A 1990 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation enabled bringing teams of dentists into middle schools, and the creation of a county-wide community health planning organization that still exists today.

After retiring from teaching, Tom was invited to work with Consider Haiti, a non-profit organization in Asheville, NC which sends to Montrouis, Haiti and surrounding mountain villages twice each year.

Class of 1996

Dave Garsh

Perry Lubin Caroline Page Annie Rosen Quentin Weld

Class of 1997

Class Agent: Molly Simmons

Claudel Antoine Christina Dello Russo TTC ’05

Zachary Frechette

Andy Leiserson Lizzie Millstein Alden Simonds Devon Villarreal

Class of 1998-8

Thea Aldrich Sam Donovan Henry Frechette Jamie Henn John Lynch Kate Manickas

Lizzie Owens Reyn Whitman

Class of 1998-9 Ben Clapp Andrew David Nick Deane Dana Eliassen Jenny Fauth Liz Pearsons Isabel Rappoport Tracy Roosevelt John Thurston

Class of 1999 Marjorie Clapp Alexis Deane Ariel Goldberg Amanda Hastings Jack Kotin David Miller Camilla Rockefeller David Snider

Class Correspondents: Kate Chin & Abby Wright Sam Barcelo Kate Chin Ben Cooke

Kinnon Foley Stephen Goettle Garrett Kirk Schuyler Laird Max Rausch

Abby Wright

Class of 2001 Evan Hunt Hilary Johnson Nora MacDonald TTC ’15 Jay Miller Laura Nicholson

Class of 2002 Class Agent: Ali Martin Class Correspondents: Isabel Blunt & Amelia Romiti Jay Clapp

Rachel Cooke TTC ’13 Mariel Gilbert Rebecca Jackson Ali Martin Kevin McCarthy Amelia Romiti

Class of 2003 Sommer Thomas Andi Wang TTC ’16

Class of 2004

Ned Horton Avery Hunt Anne Kirk

Ana Rodriguez-Villa Ali Wang

Class of 2005 Gregory Atamian Lily Christman Peppers Ben Pokross Kat Taketomo TTC ’14

Class of 2006

Class Correspondent: Anjali Lappin Anjali Lappin Sacha Perold Caroline Pince Emma Sagan Alexandra Strawbridge Class of 2007 Daisy Bodman Jess Holley Oliver Hunt

Josie Massey

Katie McCormack TTC ’16 Jack Moldave Anna Morton

Dan Weiner

Class of 2008 Emily Adler Olivia Lloyd Carly Meyerson Libby Perold Elena Rodriguez-Villa Class of 2009

Christina Uhrig

Class of 2010

Travis Bouscaren Rachel Deal Noa Randall William Wagner Class of 2011 Claire Benning Caley Dickinson

Class of 2012

Class Agents: Reid Merzbacher and Hugh Rogers

Emma Curtis Lizzy Guerrero

Talia Putnoi

Class of 2013 Lindsay Bouscaren Alex Kim Chanel Matthews Silas Monahan

Tom Plaut ’52

Class of 2014

Sara Pratt

Mecha Sapuppo

Class of 2015

Alessandra Guerrero

Lukas Hanenberger

Cali Johnston

Caleb Scott-Joseph Emily Stonestreet

Class of 2017 Seamus Doyle Madeline Fitzgibbon Claudia Hanenberger Bannon Jones Zaina Qamar Becca Spence

Class of 2018 Grace van Bever

Class of 2019

Isabelle Fitzgibbon Devon Mastroianni

Class of 2020 Eli Scott-Joseph

Class of 2021 Liam Childs Holden Hanenberger

TTC Alumni

TTC Class of 1950 Andrea Rabinowitz

TTC Class of 1955 David Clarke ’47

TTC Class of 1958 Lee Herbst ’50

TTC Class of 1976 Susan Maxwell David Riggs ’66

Sommer Thomas ’03 works at the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston, using her organizational agility and behavioral management expertise to help build better teams through trust. “Team building is more important than ever given the increase in working from home, the decline in civil discourse in society at large, and ongoing tensions exacerbated by 2020’s racial reckoning.”

Sommer focuses on diversity, equity and inclusion. These last two years she has chaired an employee resource group whose goal is to support black employee development and educate others about racism and the black experience. Some of these educational events include bringing in some star speakers of the black community. The president of Boston’s NAACP chapter, Tanisha Sullivan, addressed police violence and education and David A. Thomas, 12th President of Morehouse College – who happens to be Sommer’s dad, as well as a former Shady Hill Trustee – spoke on the importance of corporate management of inclusion.

As challenging as it can be to build trust and effect cultural change in huge, established organizations, Sommer is undaunted. She sees “a thirst for education” at the Bank and is thrilled to provide it.

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

TTC Class of 1959 Lise Aubry

TTC Class of 1960 Phyllis Asnien Janet Vaillant ’51

TTC Class of 1961 Maisie Crowther ’51 Judy Marriner ’53

TTC Class of 1962 Susan Haedrich

TTC Class of 1963 Lee Albright Nancy-Jo Kessler Mimi Truslow ’55 Anne von Rosenberg ’55

TTC Class of 1970 David Romano

TTC Class of 1974 Polly Donald

TTC Class of 1975 Janet Hahn

TTC Class of 1977 Anne Snyder

TTC Class of 1978 Judy Heggestad

TTC Class of 1981 Catherine Fischer

TTC Class of 1983 Laurie Easton Parker Betsy Leahy Bill Lane

TTC Class of 1985 Anne McCormack Todd McCormack

TTC Class of 1986 Betsy Anderson Liz Whisnant

TTC Class of 1987 Lee Campbell ’76 Ruth Gass Charity Lee

Sommer Thomas ’03

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Rory Morton ’78

Jane Poole

Tom Vorenberg ’76

TTC Class of 1990 Jennifer Hanson ’81 Becca McCauley Chris Theodorou

TTC Class of 1991 Julia Bator ’83

TTC Class of 1993 Sarah Hollington ’83 Deb Polansky

TTC Class of 1994 Holly Edmonds ’84 Ben Harris ’85 Heather Koerber

TTC Class of 1995 Weezie Parry

TTC Class of 1996 Chris Johnson Meg Steele

TTC Class of 1997 Josh Horwitz

TTC Class of 1998 Kathryn Bailis Phillips ’90 Katie Salter ’87

TTC Class of 1999 Marta Rivas Nandini Roy Joshua Stewart Katie Vaughn ’90

TTC Class of 2001 Jake Hopkins Hannah Sharpless Graff ’91

TTC Class of 2002 Gail Arnold Kimon Kirk ’93

TTC Class of 2003 Emily Blackwell Emily Horwitz ’90

TTC Class of 2004 Will Crissman ’92

TTC Class of 2005 Tim Anderson Christina Dello Russo ’97

TTC Class of 2006 Adam Young

TTC Class of 2007 Jennifer Anderson Marsha Poh

TTC Class of 2008 Katherine Hesko

Natalie Kim ’10 works at the intersection of critical social/environmental issues and private capital investments. This junction referred to as “impact investing,” seeks to harness private capital to achieve benefits for society and for the planet. Clean energy, financial inclusion, environmental markets, and sustainable infrastructure are some areas Natalie’s projects at Encourage Capital address. For instance, Natalie is eagerly working on an India Solar Energy Fund which will enable small and medium-sized businesses in India to install solar rooftops, switching over to renewable energy. Natalie has also helped launch the “Sustainable Solutions Collaborative,” an international competition through which organizations and entrepreneurs compete for $250,000 grants to enable them to scale up promising innovations.

Previously, Natalie was living in the San Francisco Bay Area for a few years working as a corporate strategy consultant. The numerous wildfires burning across California prompted her to want to shift gears, “to do something more hands-on and impactful.” She is happy to have found her way to impact investing, and says she is “inspired by the people she works with every day.”

TTC Class of 2010 Sandi Tanaka

TTC Class of 2011 Hannah Brewster Tamara Nikuradse

TTC Class of 2013 Rachel Cooke ’02 Ava Parnes Nathan Tanaka

TTC Class of 2014 Kat Taketomo ’05

TTC Class of 2015 Nora MacDonald ’01

TTC Class of 2016 Katie McCormack ’07 Andi Wang ’03

TTC Class of 2017 Valerie Shulman

TTC Class of 2019 Maggie Santinelli Kimberly Situ

TTC Class of 2020 Niko Brattke

Current Parents

Mia Abbruzzese and Alex Fennell Chris Alaimo and Joel Beckman

Charley Aldrich ’95 and Meredith Thomas

Ron Alterman and Jackie Gibbs-Alterman Neil Altman

Paulo Alves, Jr. and Stephanie Avelino

Natalie Kim ’10

Louis Noble III and Jennifer Amaya-Noble Carita Anderson and Andrew Aldridge

Tina Andrade Suresh Annavarapu and Adria Warren

Javier Apfeld and Jennifer Whangbo Ben and Eva Armour

Aaron Baggish and Sylvia Winter Safi and Magda Bahcall Chris and Lindsey Baker Sarah and Ed Baker TK Baltimore ’89 and Jay Konopka Damon Banks ’85 and Samantha Daniel-Banks Ben Barlow and Caroline Nolan Marco and Karina Barrozo

Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson

Todd Basnight and Toinette Rivas Daniel Bauer and Jill Desimini Edo Berger and Kate Haviland

Emily TTC ’03 and William Blackwell Jordan and Esther Bleicher Dan and Kim Blumenthal Todd and Keena Boling Rob Boston and Anne Margaret Boone Joe and Shu-Hui Boyer Joanna and Terry Bradshaw Koresha Braxton

David Brenninkmeyer and Anri Wheeler

Kakra Brew-Smith and Sandra Zuckerman

David Brewster ’86 and Oleanna Klein

Hannah TTC ’11 and Nathaniel Brewster Doug Brown and Dee Elms Jason and Tamar Brown Brian Burke and Lynn Margherio Luke and Maureen Burns Rory and Robert Burns Keegan Caldwell and Amy Cordner Brian Carey and Erin Graves Jefferson and Elizabeth Case Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Akbar Causer and Nadia Sharif John Chan and Tricia Carney David Chancogne and Carrie Murphy

Robert Chen and Heidi Su Isaac and Jessica Cheng Bob Childs and Hilary Graham Hanh and Frank Cho

Nicholas McQuaid ’88 is the United States Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice’s Criminal Division. This

means he supervises more than 600 federal attorneys who conduct investigations and prosecutions combating organized crime, gang violence, securities fraud, health care fraud, cybercrime, money laundering, and other crimes.

One worrisome trend Nick has been tasked with addressing is the increasing threats to election workers and election officials. “Making sure folks are able to exercise their right to vote in a way that is safe and fair is vital,” Nick emphasizes.

Nick brings an athlete’s determination to his work. At Wesleyan, he distinguished himself as a rower and then spent six years post-college in pursuit of a spot on the Men’s US Olympic Rowing Team. When he didn’t make the team in 2000, he decided to change track and head to law school. In 2013 he moved to Washington and joined the White House Counsel’s Office, where he rose through the ranks to become Deputy Counsel and Deputy Assistant to President Obama. “Working at the White House is a unique and inspiring privilege. I don’t think you ever stop recognizing how special it is to come to work at this place.”

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

Catherine Chu and Mark Kramer Sung Chun and Hyun Im Jeff Chung and Sam Ahn Andy Clark and Jen Holleran Steve Cleaver and Tara Naylor John Coates and Ingrid Scheibler Jessie and Enrique Colbert Molly Colvin

Colin Connolly and Nathalie Roy Bret and Anuradha Connor John Ewing and Zara Cooper James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley

Bob and Kate Crowley Matthew and Monica Curtis Tom and Keya Dannenbaum Thad ’85 and Juliana Davis Miguel and Laura De Icaza Krista Demas Rob and Cristina DeMento Jeita ’94 and Donald Deng Nick and Liz Downing Brian Drewes and Meizi Huang Xander ’85 and Sibylle Dyer Sari Edelstein and Holly Jackson

Evan Efstathiou and Anastasia Contos

Tracy Eisenberg

Dai Ellis ’90 and Elizabeth Foster

Sarina and Sammy Elmariah Jason and Cecily Epstein

Sherri Ettinger, PhD

Michael and Nina Farmer

Jacob Farmer and Jenna Moskowitz

Candace Feldman and Evan Macosko

Temple and Elizabeth Fennell Nicole and Michael Ferrara

Angelo Firenze

Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak

Scott and Tara Fitzgerald

Beth Flaherty

Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt

Jeff Follett and Lois Johnson

Jeremy and Hilary Forster

Jessica Foster and Benjamin Berkowitz

Steve Frank and Adam Berger

Esther Freeman, MD, PhD, DTM&H ’94 and Adam Young TTC ’06

Brett and Maryam Garrett

Patrick and Katie Gaughen

Elizabeth Gerstner and Neal Lakdawala

Mike Gibbens and Julie Lassonde

Jonathan and Laura Ginnis

Weezie ’90 and Laurens Goff

Caro Gómez and Dave Kramer

David Gourley and Tracy Donsky

Dan and Jen Green

Scott Gregory and Natasha Hochberg

Rick Grudzinski and Julie Bowden

Raj and Pallavi Gupta

Eli and Sheri Gurock

Russ and Alina Haddleton

Trevor and Isabel Hardy

Kafi Harrington

John and Jessie Harris

Mark and Susie Hatfield

Nicholas McQuaid ’88

Shady Hill Fund Donors

David Hemenway and Michelle Schaffer

Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli Aaron and Natalie Herter

Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 and Andrew Spofford

Jorge Calderone and Yarice Hidalgo

Rendall Howard and Nancy Hill Andrew and Allison Hirsch Carey Hoch

Joseph Holper and Rebecca Shilling

Emily Horwitz ’90 and Josh Horwitz

Meghan and Shawn Hurley Savanna and Don Jabro

Jonathan Jackson and Gina Kruse

Adam J. Margolin and Meghan K. Jasani

Andrew Jawa and Asha Anandaiah Jonte and Lisa Joffe

Chris and SooAe Jones

Derek and Lidiane Jones

Darrell Jordan-Smith and Rosita Yang

Mhamed Jounaidi and Hanane Talea

Dan and Milena Karelitz

Brian and Joanne Keith

Travis and Zoe Keller

Eric Keune

Alan Khazei and Vanessa Kirsch Ted and Andrea Killory

David Kim and Hyun Joo Lee

Abhi and Elena Kodey

Joey and Jennifer Kolchinsky Joshua and Melody Komyerov

Dimitri and Wendy Konstantopoulos

Mark and Jacqui Krum

Seng Kuan and Angela Pang

Patricia and George Kung

Mike Lampert and Laura Babbitt

Skilled storyteller Peter Bull ’69 is an independent filmmaker and an Emmy award-winning producer of documentaries, whose goal is “to break down very complicated issues into digestible nuggets so that people can better understand our world – and put that understanding into action.”

His gripping documentary Dirty Business: ‘Clean Coal’ and the Battle for Our Energy Future, came out in 2010, debunking the myth of “clean coal” and illustrating potential climate change solutions. Peter shares, “Climate change is the crucial issue of our time and the scientific evidence is daunting.” Currently, Peter is collaborating with The Innocence Project on a documentary about the 1970’s MacDonald family murders, to aid in the effort to release Jeffrey MacDonald from prison.

With his work, Peter hopes, “to shed light on what is going on in order to make change, to get people wrongly accused released from prison and to help us solve problems like climate change.”

Ellie Langevin and Laurie Bishop Chris and Kathryn Lee Ji Hyun Lee and Joon Sung Bae Charles and Wendy Leiserson Mike Leslie and Allison Burroughs Wei Li and Xu Lai

Brigitte Libby and Melissa Hancock

Nir Liberboim and Jay Sammons

Calvin Linvill and Sara Lerner

Adam Lipworth and Annie Weiss Charlie and Patrice Liu Eric and Lisa Lowrey Perry Lubin ’96 and Angelica Piz John ’98 and Alexandra Lynch JB Lyon and Kim Syman

Guoxiang Ma and Joan Jiang Nora MacDonald ’01, TTC ’15 and Randy Berkowitz

Chris and Molly Malloy Xolela and Siphokazi Mangcu Brad and Katrina Marchand

Matthew Martin and Laurie Johnston

Neville McCaghren and Dune Thorne

Josh McCarthy and Sangwha Hong

Emily and Devereaux McClatchey Steve McElroy and Carla Ricci Melissa and Bob McGaughey Luke and Ranida McKneally Elizabeth and John McQuillan

Alan Milinazzo and Kerry Nelson Dave and Karen Miller

Ezra Miller and Cailin Burke

Zweli Miller ’87 and Mary Teruel 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

Peter Bull ’69

Current Parents

Anne Morriss and Frances Frei

Beth Murrell ’95 and Carlos Reid

Chris and Christina Myers

Ed and Jana Naef

Peter and April Nannucci

Sandra Nomes

Sam and Caitlyn Oates

Matt and Einat Ogden

Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp

Richard Oxenberg and Pam Greenberg

Greg Papp and Christy Rossi

Satu and Susie Parikh

Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Joon Park and Ilyon Woo

Susanna Paterson and Flavio Sutti

Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Sidd and Catherine Pattanayak

Koen and Zeynep Pauwels

Craig and Bianca Peskin

Eliza Petrow

Liz Phelps

Jon and Beth Piskorowski

Scot Plotnick and Melissa Hackel

Camille Powe and Manny Foster

Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman

Russ and Zibby Pyle

Isabel ’98 and John Rappoport Jeffrey and Hillary Rayport

Brent Reynolds and Sarah Kelly Marta Rivas TTC ’99 and George Langdon III Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Dana Rogers

Erica Rogers-Jensen and Jill Rogers-Jensen

Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson

Mic Rosiello and Patrizia Mazzucato

Eric and Emily Ruiz

Benjamin Rymzo and Isabel Arrillaga

David and Amory Salem

Mike and Karlene Salguero Katie Salter ’87, TTC ’98 and Lauren Holleran

Cass Sapir and Elana Feldman

Seth and Alison Schonwald

Jeffrey and Stephanie Schwartz David and Jessica Sculley Noah and Delayne Seton Shahz Shaefi and Adrina DeVitre Robby Shaver and Daniela Procupez

Adam and Rebecca Siegel Vikram Simha and Priyanka Naithani

Josef Simon and Patricia Tung

Suzanne Siner ’83 and Daniel Mirel

Adrian Slywotzky and Miriam Eckelhoefer

Jesse and Allison Smith Mason ’89 and Mariella Smith James Sokoloff and Kris Dickson Nicolas and Essence Souffrant Bryan and Beccah Sparkes Michael and Emily Speicher Craig and Lynne Standish Wladimir and Nadege Sterling Jillian Stile

Nathaniel and Melanie Stinnett Peter and Deirdre Sullivan

Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan Kate and Tai Sutliff Colby Swettberg Sarah Swettberg KT and Xiaoling Takemae Mark Tang and Alice Lin Michael and Maggie Tang Jordy Tedford and Jackie Barrett

Chris TTC ’90 and Rachel Theodorou

Paul and Mary Anne Todgham

Roger Tootell and Daphne Holt

Jeffrey Trogolo and Julie Saidenberg

Dolma Tsering

Peter Tsvetkov and Sharon Dekel

Avi Urbas and Naomi Ko Kishore and Sucharita Varansi Larry Volk and Heidi Hoffman Marcin and Agnes von Grotthuss

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

Anneke Reich ’05 works to educate young people about the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships, with the goal of reducing relationship abuse — a calling made even more urgent given the recent rollback of abortion rights.

While working as a theater educator and arts integration specialist in the Boston Public School system for seven years, Anneke observed that the topic of healthy relationships was not always covered in students’ health education classes. She then started a job at One Love Foundation, a nonprofit whose goal is to empower young people with the knowledge to identify and avoid abusive relationships.

Anneke’s current role focuses on developing and facilitating interactive workshops within schools and nonprofit organizations across New England. She also trains community members and teachers so that they can effectively lead One Love workshops, and she works directly with One Love’s “Student Ambassadors,” equipping teens to facilitate programs within their schools. Since its founding, more than 37,000 volunteers have been trained to facilitate in-person workshops, which have reached over 1.9 million participants.

Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya Sam Wakefield and Milena Petranovic

Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Chris and Mary Walsh Yang Wang and Jessica Zhou Jason and Meagan Wasfy Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett

Sasha Watson Eskelund Julia and Mark Wetmore

Jason Whaley and Meredith Quinn

Galen White and Kareem Mimms Erika Werner Whitters Jamie Whitters IV ’88 Caleb Williams ’84 and Cheryl Etu-Williams Chris and Pam Willis

Dave and Kristyn Willis

Devon Wilson-Hill and Hans Gould

Chris Wittmann and Roscoe Brady, Jr.

Mesfin Wolde and Ety Zeleke

John and Genevieve Wolfe

Alex Worden and Rudolf Gausling

Abby Wright ’00 and Joshua Ransom

Jack and Blair Wylie Bobby and Doreen Yeh Sung Pil Yoon

Hang Yuan and Juan Liu

Dan ’90 and Laura Zalcman

Nick Zappia, Jr. and Elizabeth Vilardi

Bernie Zhang and Jing Dai

David Zimmer and Rachel Sherman

Anneke Reich ’05

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Being a member of the Shady Hill community has been such a gift to our family. We moved here from Brazil in the fall of 2020 and felt warmly welcomed by students, parents and faculty alike. The school culture is one where we wanted to be immediately involved; I dove into volunteering for the Fair. In this role, I have been able to meet faculty and parents across grade levels and work closely with fellow parents, creating strong bonds.

We give to the school because of its emphasis on students’ emotional well-being, because it’s a community that meets children where they are, and because it celebrates belonging and diversity.”

Cati Verdi P’23, ’29

Chip Collins and Anne Childs Dan and Caren Connell Ned Cooke, Jr. and Carol Warner

Brian Cooper and Margueritte Murphy Sally and James Crissman James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley

Scott and Tara Fitzgerald

Jeanne and Sean Fitzgibbon

Jeff Follett and Lois Johnson Ann and William Forbush

Dave Forney and Elizabeth Coxe

David Freedberg

Jerry Friedman and Carolyn Fine

William and Janice Galvin

Parents of Alumni

Fred Adair and Catherine Steiner-Adair 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

Laurent and Julie Amouyal Carita Anderson and Andrew Aldridge

Betsy Anderson TTC ’86 and Michael Zibello TTC ’93 Yoseph Assfaw and Medhanit Abebe

John and Jill Avery Jeremy and Ann Baker David and Alice Baltimore

Donald Baltus and Mary Ziegler John and Elizabeth Barrett

Tom Barrette, Jr. and Renée Landers

Marco and Karina Barrozo Tom ’76 and Pamela Bator

Ravi Batra

George ’68 and Barbara Beal

Warren Behr and Karen Freund Dick Belin ’62 and Rosanne O’Brien

Michael Benedek and Karen Flood

Hans-Peter ’75 and Karen Biemann

Rashid Bilimoria and Kimberlee Luce

April Bodman Taylor and Willa Bodman Nell and Gregg Borgeson Martha Born Helen ’72 and Joseph Bouscaren Barbara Bratzel and Jacob White

Eric and Sandra Brenman Annie Brewster ’83 and Rick Weyerhaeuser David Brewster ’86 and Oleanna Klein Stephen and Joanna Breyer Meghan and Andrew Broadstone

Jason and Tamar Brown Acheson H. Callaghan Lindy and Martha Campbell Lou and Andrea Carranza Scott and Mary Carson Kendra Carter Megin and Katie Charner-Laird Lin Xu and Juming Chen Bob Childs and Hilary Graham Bill and Catherine Chin Catherine Chu and Mark Kramer Barbara Clark ’41 Frank and Susan Colannino

Bob and Kate Crowley Jared ’86 and Katherine Curhan Ronald and Joan Curhan Catherine and Allen David Ethan ’88 and Jennifer Davis Tink ’61 and David Davis Thad ’85 and Juliana Davis Francis de Marneffe Nick and Elizabeth Deane Paula and Nicholas Dello Russo

Krista Demas Pam and Ty Dickinson John Dixon and Rachel Sater Chris Dodge and Hilary Berkman

Ernest and Maria Teresa Dolan Paul Donovan and Carol Lazarus

James Doyle and Meg Macri Kit Dreier ’45, TTC ’53 Xander ’85 and Sibylle Dyer George and Martha Dyer Penn ’75 and Athena Edmonds

Holly Edmonds ’84, TTC ’94 and Andrew Pesek

Sally Edmonds Peter and Cynthia Ellis Brett Erickson and Elizabeth Ascoli Sherri Ettinger, PhD Jonathan * and Jo-An Evans Lansing and Julia Fair Michael and Nina Farmer Allen Feinstein and Andrea Campbell Temple and Elizabeth Fennell

Nancy Ferranti TTC ’74 and Anthony Ferranti Tim and Cynthia Ferris

Howard Gardner

Judith K. Gardner *

Howard and Susan Garsh

Harry and Marcia Garvey

Ruth TTC ’87 and Richard Gass Porter Gifford ’79 and Serena Wilkie Gifford

Frank Gillett and Kim Motylewski

Edward ’48 and Julie Ginsburg

Richard and Anna Goettle

Len Granowetter and Amy Roschelle

Jeremy and Hannelore Grantham

Thomas and Kristin Griffin

Meg Grossman ’62

Steve Grossman ’60 and Barbara Grossman

Julio and Elizabeth Guerrero

Eli and Sheri Gurock

Mete Habip and Ozlem Ergun

Russ and Alina Haddleton

Brian Hamilton and Donna Cohen

Melissa and Frank Hanenberger

Mark and Susie Hatfield

Alyssa Haywoode and Malcolm Robinson

Susan and Hap Hennigar

Lee ’50, TTC ’58 and Arthur Herbst

Francisco Hernández and Siri Striar

Andrew and Allison Hirsch

Paul and Kerry Hoffman

Jake Hopkins TTC ’01 and Anne Scribner

Michael and Pat Horn

James Houghton and Constance Coburn

Bob and Kira Hower

Wynn Huang and Matthias Wagner

Terry and Gale Hunt

Meghan and Shawn Hurley

Peter Ickes and Laura Gomez Ickes

Jonte and Lisa Joffe

Hilary and Jeff Johnston

Tanya Jones ’89

Lou Jordano and Carolyn O’Brien

Veronica Jorge-Curtis and Todd Curtis

Fred Joseph and Teresa Scott

Mhamed Jounaidi and Hanane Talea

Deborah Kahn ’68 and Steven Lawry

Chris and Lisa Kaneb

Bob and Marjie Kargman

Mary ’59 and Peter Katzenstein

Dennis Kim and Sylvia Fischer

John Kim and Kathleen Choi

David and Becky King

Peter and Kyoko Kirby

David Kirk

John and Artemis Kirk

Heather Koerber TTC ’94 and Jake Nunes Dimitri and Wendy Konstantopoulos

Ernie and Ellen Kornmehl

Patricia and George Kung Ally Ladha

Lance and Hilary Laing Alison Lauriat ’61

Sara Lazar

Chris and Kathryn Lee

Chris and Heidi Legg

Wei Li and Xu Lai

Forbes and Jane Little

David Locke and Cathleen Read

Chuck Longfield

David Lubin and Nora Huvelle

Christine Lynch

JB Lyon and Kim Syman

Sheryl Madden

Chris and Molly Malloy

Alexandra Eliot Marshall

Matthew Martin and Laurie Johnston

Gus Martins and Valerie Brathwaite

Fran Mastroianni and Maura McCaffery

Scott Matthews and Tamara Nikuradse TTC ’11

Neville McCaghren and Dune Thorne

Brian and Susanni McClain

Tiverton ’89 and Austin McClintock

Todd TTC ’85 and Anne McCormack TTC ’85

Melissa and Bob McGaughey Mary and Michael McKee

Lucy McNeece ’55

Franklin Mead III and Penny Bragonier

Susie Mees Longfield

Jeff Meller

Charles Merzbacher and Marcia Dworkind

Max and Alexandra Métral

Peter and Kathleen Micheli

Shelley Midkiff

Peter Miller and Mary Cassesso

Alex Moot ’79 and Nancy Roosa

Nick and Jamie Morris-Kliment Alan Morse ’52 and Cecily Morse

Rory Morton ’78, TTC ’87 and Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Gale Munson

Shigehiro and Yasuko Nakajima Brit Nicholson and Lessie Robb-Nicholson

Matt and Einat Ogden

Andrew Oldman ’61 and Madeleine Otani Oldman

Joon Park and Ilyon Woo

Michael and Katherine Patterson

Parth Patwari and Debbie Cheng

Jenny Payette ’75 and Jeffrey Peterson

Don and Laurie Peck

Rich and Kelly Pellagrini

Joan Perera

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

George Perkins ’72 and Polly Carpenter

Roy Perlis and Deborah Gordon

John and Masumi Pike

Scot Plotnick and Melissa Hackel David Pokross, Jr. ’60 and Laurie Gill

Eric Putnoi and Deborah Polansky TTC ’93

Mary Poor

Chuck Pratt ’82 and Alexandra England

Jane Rabb

Peter and Kate Rabinov

Andrea Rabinowitz TTC ’50

Janet Randall

Annette and Stephen Raphel

Carl Reid and Sharon HullumReid

Howie Rice and Nina Coslov

Greg Rochlin ’58 and Helen Rochlin

John and Patricia Rodgers

Fernando Rodriguez-Villa and Pamela Peck

Amy Rowe

Nandini TTC ’99 and Arjun Roy Dick Runci and Joanne Samuelson Alex and Annagret Sacerdote Subir Sachdev and Usha Pasi

Parents of Alumni

Katie Salter ’87, TTC ’98 and Lauren Holleran

Mal and BJ Salter

Deb Samaké

Nunzi Sapuppo and Vanya Tulenko

John Scheft and Lisa Sofis

Amartya Sen

Anthony Sharma, Jr. and Nutan Sharma

Bruce and Sandy Shaw

Billy and Rosemary Shore

Barry and Laura Simmons

Karl Sims and Pattie Maes

Suzanne Siner ’83 and Daniel Mirel

Normand and Judy Smith

Matey and Jean Smith

Max and Mary Snyder

Tom TTC ’74 and Anne TTC ’77 Snyder

Pat Spence ’73

Will and Diane Stansbury Gib Staunton

John ’81 and Leslie Stonestreet Bill and Ann Strong

Peter and Deirdre Sullivan

Rajendra and Sunita Sunuwar Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman Frank Sutula and Mary Tavares-Sutula

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Tadhg and Edith Sweeney Chia-Ming and Judith Sze Tosh and Renee Taketomo Dan and Karen Taylor

Chris TTC ’90 and Rachel Theodorou Bill Thompson, Jr. and Kimberly Budd Peter and Elizabeth Thomson Sharon Toffler-Toulotte and Jean-Jacques Toulotte Jon Turner and Esther Dominguez Jennifer ’76 and Jonathan Uhrig

Avi Urbas and Naomi Ko Hans and Jessica Vaule Ruth Agoos Villalovos Anne ’55, TTC ’63 and Charles von Rosenberg, Jr. Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya

Tom ’76, TTC ’87 and Amy Vorenberg

Kristen Wainwright ’65 and Richard Harriman Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Chris and Mary Walsh Fred Wang ’65 Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett

Lang Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Betsy Whitters

Andrea Williams

John Williams and Caroline Courtauld John and Amy Wilson John and Genevieve Wolfe

Conrad ’65 and Mary Wright Anne Wulsin ’65 and Robert Franklin Jack and Blair Wylie Charlie Wyzanski ’59 and Nilgün Gökgür Dana Zadorozny and James Baldwin

Current Grandparents

Katharine Abbott

Seyfi and Fatima Aksehirli Tim and Wendy Armour Rosemary Baggish MEd, MPH and David Baggish David and Alice Baltimore

Suzanne Barry James and Rebecca Beck Andrew and Brook Berger Fred and Paulette Boling Stephen and Joanna Breyer Mary and William Burke Barbara Clark ’41 Frank and Susan Colannino William and Kathryn Colvin Sarah Cummer Daoming Dai Paula and Nicholas Dello Russo

Don and Linda Desimini Sarah and Christopher Dewart Mary Diem Margery Dimond Chuck and Meg Dinsmore Maria Dye and Paul Bracciotti Peter and Cynthia Ellis Betsy and David Epstein Ron and Phyllis Ettinger Dave Forney and Elizabeth Coxe

Jack and JoAnn Fruchtman Scott and Susan Garrett

Robert Gaughen and Kathy Deerman Louis and Robin Gerstner Susan and Hap Hennigar Margaret and Thomas Henriksen Carol and Robert Henry Jerry and Becky Henry David and Hope Hirsch Art and Sherry Hoffman Romer and Deming Holleran Susan and Kevin Hurley Gwen Johnson Robert and Nancy Johnston Ned and Elin Kaufman Susan Kline

Nai Nan and Julia Ko Evelina and Alex Kolchinsky Nancy Kramer Joanne Kriegel

Patty Langdon

Peter Libby and Beryl Benacerraf

Charlie Long Susan and Ivan Lowenthal David Lubin and Nora Huvelle Gregory Macosko and Sharon Zane Chuck and Carolyn McCannon

Louise McIlhenny and Hugh Riddleberger

Wallace and Tina Millner Anne Moran Gaylen Morgan Fran Morriss

Michael and Mary Moskowitz Weston and Mary Naef Coleen Naylor Peter and Jane Newburger John Nolan Denise Oates

John O’Connell and Eleanor Duffy Lynne and Glenn Ogden Anu Pattanayak Mary Piskorowski Dorothy Powe John and Shannon Quinn Deborah Robbins ’63 Celina Romany

Terry and Jani Ross

Mal and BJ Salter

Virginia Shahinian and Rustam DeVitre

Terry Shilling

Adrian and Christine Slywotzky Matey and Jean Smith

Jim and Karen Sparkes

Jared and Susan Stamell Clare M. Stile

Deborah Stinnett ’56

Cynthia Sutliff

Laurie Swett

Patricia Taylor

Jim and Caroline Theus Al and Sheila Thoman

Brinkley Thorne and Mazie Cox Herbert and Svetlana Wachtell

Guoying Wang and Junying Fan Robert and Susan Wasserman

Karen Werner

Paul and Sandy Wetmore

Gary and Fran Whaley

Betsy Whitters

John Williams and Caroline Courtauld

Dudley and Sally Willis

Kathy Wittmann

Conrad ’65 and Mary Wright

John and Ann Wylie

Gerry and Melissa Zeller Stan and MichaelAnn Zemon Ben and Barbara Zucker

Grandparents of Alumni

John and Blakeman Allen

Penny Bragonier and Franklin Mead III

Brenda Brodie

Ronald and Joan Curhan Tink ’61 and David Davis

Peter and Anna Davol

Joseph and Susan Di Troia

Sally Edmonds

William and Janice Galvin Maisie ’55 and James Houghton

James Hoyte and Norma Dinnall

Patrick and Ronda Maloney

Tony and Elizabeth Mastroianni

Richard and Anna Roelofs

Giti Samadani

William and Ana Sater

Barry and Laura Simmons

Leigh B. Smith

Normand and Judy Smith

John and Nancy Snyder

Dan and Karen Taylor Ruth Agoos Villalovos

Current Faculty & Staff

Nina Alexander

Anthony Amoroso

Betsy Anderson TTC ’86

Katie Aulenback

Maggie Beasley

Stephen Bennhoff

Rigoberto Bonilla

Robel Bonilla

Niko Brattke TTC ’20

Barbara Bratzel

Hannah Brewster TTC ’11

Abby Brown

Ivana Brown

Melissa Carver

Suk Wan Chin-Chow

Hanh Cho

Jody Coleman

Carole Cutler Rubin

Alexandra D’Abruzzo

McKenna Daly Kelly Davidson

Krista Demas

Cindy Dobe

Tracy Eisenberg

Sara Fromme

Betsy Ginsberg

Darin Goulet

Laniesha Gray

Katherine Hesko TTC ’08

Michael Horn

Pat Horn

Josh Horwitz TTC ’97

Keri Hughes

Lisa Iaccarino

Hannah Jones Susan Kline

Heather Koerber TTC ’94

Jody Kopple

George Langdon Jeannie LaPlante

Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Suzanne Locke

Nora MacDonald ’01 TTC ’15

Amanda Marinell Pam Maryanski Heidi McCune Brendan Murphy Wanita Niehaus

Jake Nunes Marya Outterson

Susanna Paterson

Jenny Payette ’75

Tracy Polte

Paran Quigley Shalini Rao

Doug Raymond

Marta Rivas TTC ’99

Sachi Rodes Dana Rogers Erica Rogers-Jensen

Janet Ross Nandini Roy TTC ’99

Sally Snickenberger Mark Stanek

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

Our grandchildren are thriving at Shady Hill. We enjoy learning about their projects and meeting their friends. We’ve missed Grandparents Day and look forward to its return, because we love to get glimpses of their classroom experiences!

Betsy and David Epstein, GP ’27, ’29

Mark Steward

Chris Theodorou TTC ’90

Stephanie Travers

Kim Walker

Jonathan Wall

Erin Warwick

Grace Wettach Galen White Erika Whitters Devon Wilson-Hill Sarah Wooten

Daryl Wright William Yepes-Amaya

Past Faculty & Staff

Chris Alaimo

Julia Alexander

Jennifer Anderson TTC ’07

Gail Arnold TTC ’02

Judith Austen Laura Bak ’83

Julia Bator ’83 TTC ’91 Emily Blackwell TTC ’03 Meg Burt

Sally Crissman Will Crissman ’92 TTC ’04

Catherine David Paula Dello Russo

Sarah Dewart

Pam Dickinson

Kit Dreier ’45 TTC ’53

Jo-An Evans

Jonathan Evans *

Hobart Fairbank

Nicole Ferrara

Jessica Flaxman

Angela Garcia

Richard Gass

Ruth Gass TTC ’87

Serena Gifford

Mimi Gleason

Merce Grandin

Jane Hardy

Susan Hennigar

Lee Herbst ’50 TTC ’58

Jake Hopkins TTC ’01 Veronica Jorge-Curtis

Lance Laing

Bob Lawler

Susan Maxwell TTC ’76

Louise McIlhenny

Rory Morton ’78 TTC ’87

Anne Nash

Deb Polansky TTC ’93

Chris Randall

Annette Raphel

Deb Samaké

Anne Scribner

Bruce Shaw

Steve Shulman

Anne Snyder TTC ’77 Will Stansbury

Gib Staunton

Nathan Tanaka TTC ’13

Sandi Tanaka TTC ’10

Peter Thomson

Katie Vaughn ’90 TTC ’99

Tom Vorenberg ’76 TTC ’87

Andi Wang ’03 TTC ’16

Suzanne Webber ’64

Liz Whisnant TTC ’86

Betsy Whitters

John Williams

Dana Zadorozny

Memorial, Honorary Giving, In-Kind Giving and Matching Gifts

In Memory of Giving

In Memory of David Aldrich ’54 D’Arcy MacMahon ’54

In Memory of Bill Bellows Kerith Gardner ’84

In Memory of Susan Blake ’69 MD Joel Greenwald ’69

In Memory of Edith Caudill Rob Forbes ’73

In Memory of Jonathan Evans Bob and Judith Lawler

In Memory of Cassie Firenze Tanya Jones ’89 Jack and Blair Wylie

In Memory of Patrick Harrington ’78

L. J. Harrington III ’77

In Memory of Rick Jarvis ’78 Rick Field ’78 Caleb Williams ’84 and Cheryl Etu-Williams

In Memory of Ginny Kahn ’50 Andrea Rabinowitz TTC ’50

In Memory of Stephen Karp ’65 George Mahlowitz ’65

In Memory of Peggy O’Connor Kirk Anne Kirk David Kirk Garrett Kirk Nate Kirk

In Memory of Ted Martin Charlie Peck ’60

In Memory of Ingrid McCaffrey Fran Mastroianni and Maura McCaffery

In Memory of Mac McCarthy Allan Chapin ’56

In Memory of Daniel Perreault Nakajima’14 Shigehiro and Yasuko Nakajima

In Memory of Roger Selverstone ’77 Jane Selverstone ’71

In Memory of Nancy Shelmerdine ’69 Susan Shelmerdine ’69

In Memory of Smitty Smith Genevra Higginson ’49

In Memory of Lenore Travis ’63 Catherine and Allen David

In Honor of Giving

In Honor of Larry Bailis Kathryn Bailis Phillips ’90 and Joshua Phillips

In Honor of Veer Bhalla Sari Edelstein and Holly Jackson

In Honor of John D. Brock Leigh B. Smith

In Honor of Edith Cauldill Kit Dreier ’45, TTC ’53 Rab Preer, Jr. ’58 Deborah Stinnett ’56

In Honor of the Class of 1978 Ann Mackey ’78

In Honor of Paula Dello Russo Fernando Rodriguez-Villa and Pamela Peck

In Honor of Tali Farmer ’26 Stan and MichaelAnn Zemon

In Honor of Julian Holliday Foster ’31

Dorothy Powe

In Honor of gradehead, Antonio Himphrey Alex Worden and Rudolf Gausling

In Honor of Nancy Kaplan David Kaplan ’50

In Honor of Jake Kornmehl ’20 Ernie and Ellen Kornmehl

In Honor of the Mangcu Family Beth Murrell ’95 and Carlos Reid

In Honor of Caroline Pince Amelia Margolis Haddad ’90

In Honor of Menaka Sachdev ’09 Subir Sachdev and Usha Pasi

In Honor of Aneesa Sen Sung Chun and Hyun Im

In Honor of the Shady Hill School Teachers, Administrators and Staff Javier Apfeld and Jennifer Whangbo Sherri Ettinger, PhD Candace Feldman and Evan Macosko

David Zimmer and Rachel Sherman

In Honor of Bruce Shaw Hannah Sharpless Graff ’91, TTC ’01 and John Graff

In Honor of the Stinnet Family Deborah Stinnett ’56

In Honor of the Studio Program Judith Austen and Toby Huff

In Honor of Tess Sutliff ’23 Cynthia Sutliff

In Honor of Hazel ’27 & Wyeth ’30 Taylor Patricia Taylor

In Honor of Emmi Larson White Doug Brown and Dee Elms

In-Kind Giving Joseph and Penelope Kolchinsky

Matching Gift Companies

Alliance Bernstein American Realty Advisors

Biogen Idec Foundation

Boston Consulting Group

Disney Employee Matching Gifts Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education

MFS

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Salesforce

The Bank of America Charitable Foundation

The Bank of New York Mellon Toyota Matching Gifts

UBS

Vertex Foundation Wayfair Wellington Management Company Anonymous (1)

The Year of the New Mission Statement

The 2021-2022 school year will be remembered, among other things, for the adoption of Shady Hill’s new Mission Statement. As part of our Association of Independent Schools of New England (AISNE) reaccreditation in 2018-19, we committed to a deep review of the mission statement, which had last been updated in 2009. Following best practice, we convened a task force of teachers, administrators, Board members, alumni, parents, and PALS (parents of alumni), who dove in deep, grappling for many months over the best wording to convey our values and goals in a more concise way. The Committee shared drafts with the full faculty and staff who provided feedback along the way.

In the end, we achieved wording that we believe does a better job at capturing our essence, including our longstanding commitment to equity and social justice:

In refreshing the mission statement, we did not turn the School in a new direction; not in the least! Rather, we reexamined and recommitted to our essence, and endeavored to capture it better, in clearer wording.

We are proud of the new statement, and expect it will serve us well for the next decade, perhaps longer. It is our very own North Star, the compass guiding all our decisions.

We owe the Mission Statement Committee our deepest gratitude.

Shady Hill School Mission Task Force

Mark Stanek, Head of School

Hilary Johnston P’15 ’19, Board Chair

Holly Ambler ’80, P’11, ’14, Trustee

Kip Brown ’84, Trustee

Pam Dickinson P’09, ’11, ’14, ’16, Administration

Kafi Harrington P’22, Trustee

Keri Hughes, Faculty & Trustee

Betsy Leahy TTC’83, P’07 ’10 ’13, Faculty & Trustee

Fran Rosenzweig P’22 ’23 ’25, Trustee

Sarina Tcherepnin P’12 ’14, Faculty

Robin Walker P’21 ’25, Trustee

The process of putting words to the mission was such a rewarding experience. “Intellectually adventurous” and “wholeheartedly just” feel just right — both reflective and aspirational of who we are and who we seek to be. With the clarity of values — joy and discovery, perspective and knowledge, interdependence and confidence, kindness and responsibility — we can turn to the mission to inform our decisions about our pedagogy, practice, and program. ”

Keri Hughes, Secondary Schools Advisor and Faculty Member since 2006

Endowment Funds*

As of June 30, 2022

Faculty Funds

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 $227,013

Altshuler Family Financial Aid Fund $289,959

Class of 1980 Financial Aid Fund $349,205

E. Barton Chapin Financial Aid Fund $199,392

Chester Family Fund for Financial Aid $83,741

Cassie Firenze Financial Aid Fund for the Children of Shady Hill Employees $560,566

Dr. Jonathan J. Freeman Endowment Fund for Financial Aid $90,002 Financial Aid Endowment $667,724

The Frederick A. Wang Financial Aid Fund $412,857

Katharine Taylor Financial Aid Fund $446,581

Mabel Louise Riley Financial Aid Fund $266,604

Patricia B. Storrow Financial Aid Fund $192,884

Rick A. Jarvis ’78 Fund for Financial Aid $156,318

SHS Fund for Financial Aid $119,638

SHS Fund in Support of Financial Aid $1,655,706

The Suzanne Z. Deutsch Fund for Financial Aid $244,624

Total for Financial Aid Funds $ 5,962,815

The Agnes Boyle O’Reilly Hocking Fund $341,822

Alexander Family Faculty Fund $317,476

The Bruce Shaw Fund $1,816,977

Class of 1981 Fund $416,906

Class of 1982 Fund $413,649

Class of 1983 Fund $394,122

Class of 1986 Fund $196,115

Class of 1989 Fund $251,585

Class of 1998 Fund $171,892

Class of 1999 Fund $210,513

Class of 2000 Millennium Fund $172,811

Class of 2014 Fund $95,857

Edith Caudill Fund $525,757

Faculty Compensation Fund $1,918,652

Faculty Development Fund $4,282,850 Faculty Salary Fund $2,332,588

The Faith Chase Fund $109,616

Frank Vincent Fund $450,945

Janet Patterson Fund $162,457

Joseph C. Segar Fund $112,965

Moorrees Family Fund $35,728

Pathways Fund Faculty Salaries and Development $1,798,355

Robert F. Lawler Faculty Development Fund $316,057

SHS Campaign Fund for Faculty Salaries $143,646

The Steinert Family Fund for Faculty Support $1,362,988

Total for Faculty Funds $ 18,352,330

Teacher Training Center (TTC) Funds

Douglas Cheek Memorial Fund $534,879

Jane Prescott Teacher Training Course Fund $133,449 Pathways Fund TTC $1,798,355 TTC Fund $1,898,578

Teacher Training Course Fund $175,339 Teacher Training Course Housing Fund $1,558,612 Urban Teaching Initiative $261,487 Total for Teacher Training Center Funds $ 6,360701

Program Funds

Barbara C. Hood Fund $119,535 Blueprints for Learning Fund $4,582,753

Blueprints Math Fund $54,811 Blueprints Service Learning $68,783 Class of 2001 Fund $154,150

Emily Kline Visiting Writers Fund $118,643

The Fund in Support of Music Education at Shady Hill $204,698 Hub Integrator Fund $440,259 Jane Hardy Fund $312,460

The Lee Ginsburg Herbst Mathematics Fund $163,640

SHS Campaign STEAM Programming Fund $36,771 Tutoring Fund $260,292 Visiting Artists Endowment Fund $1,519,732 Total for Program Funds $ 8,036,526

General Funds

Annuity Fund $1,079,490 Campaign for Shady Hill Fund $1,153,638 Other $7,367,002 Pathways Fund Operations $5,395,066 Scholarship Funds $2,409,827

SHS Campaign STEAM Facility Fund $1,547,867 Shady Hill Campaign Endowment Fund $286,928 Shady Hill General Endowment Fund $117,190 Nature & Learning Endowment $50,000 Total for General Funds $ 19,407,009

Total Endowment $ 58,119,381

Dick Coveney ’48, 1933-2021

It’s no exaggeration to say that a teacher can provide crucial stability in a child’s rocky life. Such was the case for Dick Coveney ’48, who arrived at Shady Hill in 1945 at the age of 12. His parents had split up, leaving Dick, his mother, and his little brother without a home; they stayed with a progression of friends. Thanks to a scholarship, Dick landed at Shady Hill for seventh grade, and here he encountered teacher Bart Chapin, thus beginning “the best phase of my life” as he often said. He credited Mr. Chapin with teaching him to write and pushing him to excel. Bart Chapin and his wife Jane, also a Shady Hill teacher, even agreed when Dick pleaded to stay with them one summer while Dick’s mother was moving once again. The young student took it hard when his beloved teacher was recruited to a school in Buffalo, New York; Dick led a “student strike” until Mr. Chapin convinced Dick that it had to end.

Years later, when the class of 1948 was celebrating its 50th Reunion, Dick and his classmates decided to create a financial aid fund to pay tribute to Mr. Chapin, who had recently passed away. In the decades since its inception, the Bart Chapin Fund grew to over $100,000, generating important financial aid monies every year. But Dick did not rest there; he put a clause in his will steering a generous sum to the Bart Chapin Fund. Dick passed away in April 2021 and his bequest reached Shady Hill this year, doubling the Chapin Fund’s size and impact.

From scholarship recipient to scholarship donor, Dick’s story of “paying it forward” is an inspiring one – yet if Dick were still with us, he would say it was his beloved teacher Bart Chapin who inspired it all.

Endowment Giving

Thirteen of Shady Hill’s endowment funds were boosted by new donations in Fiscal Year 2022. We offer thanks to all the donors who demonstrated their generosity and long-term vision by supporting the endowment.

Financial Aid Funds

E. Barton Chapin Endowed Financial Aid Fund

Established in 1998 by the Class of 1948 in memory of their teacher E. Barton Chapin, this fund supports financial aid. Dick Coveney ’48 *

The Cassie Firenze Financial Aid Fund for the Children of Shady Hill Employees

Established in 2019 by Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky, with additional contributions from many others, this tribute to Cassie Firenze, Director of Admission and Financial Aid, supports financial aid for children of employees.

Todd Basnight and Toinette Rivas

Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky

Peter Ickes and Laura Gomez Ickes

Fran Mastroianni and Maura McCaffery

Anita Nordal ’77 Jack and Blair Wylie Alliance Bernstein The Margaret and Jack Tarver Foundation

The Frederick A. Wang Financial Aid Fund

Established in 1976 by the Wang family in support of financial aid. Fred Wang ’65

The Rick Jarvis ’78 Fund for Financial Aid

Established in 2020 by Matt and Einat Ogden, with additional contributions from many others, this fund pays tribute to Rick Jarvus ’78.

Andrew Anderson-Bell ’78

Tammy Ashford ’83 Heidi Bailey

Damon Banks ’85 and Samantha Daniel-Banks

Pamela Brooks ’67

Brian Carey and Erin Graves

Maria Dye and Paul Bracciotti

Xander ’85 and Sibylle Dyer

Emily Fang ’09

Phyllis Grant Harpreet Grewal and Sharon French Andrea Jackson

Ava-Lisa Macon, Esq. ’78 and Randall Macon Amey Moot ’77

Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Peter and Elizabeth Robinson Sarkas and Linda Soukiasian Jennifer L. Tobin Haydock TTC ’85

Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett

Mary Webb ’78 and Sean McDonnell

Caleb Williams ’84 and Cheryl Etu-Williams Bobby and Doreen Yeh

Shady Hill Endowment for Financial Aid Fund

Established in 2014, this permanently restricted fund supports financial aid in order to ensure an inclusive, socioeconomically diverse community.

L Peter Deutsch ’61 and Michael J. Golub

Steve Shohet, MD ’49

Faculty Funds

Joseph C. Segar Endowment Fund

Established as an endowed fund in 1994 in honor of Joseph C. Segar, Shady Hill Director from 1963-1989, this fund supports faculty salaries. Andrew Segar ’67 *

Robert F. Lawler Faculty Development Fund

Established in 2002 in honor of faculty member Robert F. Lawler, this fund supports the salary of the Chair of the Mathematics Department. Ben ’85 and Hilary Harris Anonymous (1)

General Funds

Shady Hill General Endowment Fund

Established in 2015, this fund provides permanently restricted endowment in support of Shady Hill’s general operations. Lindsey Cadot ’61 *

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, PhD ’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

Nature and Learning Endowment

Established in 2022 by an anonymous donor, this fund’s payout flows to the general operating budget, and in so doing, supports the myriad ways Shady Hill connects students with nature and respects the pace of childhood. Anonymous

TTC Funds

Douglas Cheek Memorial Fund Established in 1967 in memory of Douglas Cheek TTC ’67 with gifts from his friends and family. Richard and Betsy Cheek

Jane Prescott Endowed Teacher Training Course Fund

Established in 1992 in memory of faculty member Jane Prescott by her family and friends, this fund supports financial aid for The Teacher Training Course.

Katie Vaughn ’90, TTC ’99 and Nathaniel Vaughn Betsy Whitters Jamie Whitters IV ’88

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.

The Society takes its name from the beautiful willow trees that have been beloved features of Shady Hill’s landscape over the decades. The tree shown in this photo had to come down this year, having reached the end of its lifespan -- an unintended metaphor for gifts “harvested” decades after they are seeded.

We welcome new Willow Tree Society members at any time; more information is available at www.shs.org/plannedgiving. We are deeply grateful to all listed below, who are already members.

Susan B’. Alden ’51

Robert Alexander, PhD ’63

George ’68 and Barbara Beal

Bill & Louise Bellows *

Craig Bergstrom CFA ’85

Alice ’37 and Thomas Bird *

Cece Bradlee ’31 *

Kip Brown ’84 and Beth Nichols

Barbara Bryan ’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

Mrs. Suzanne Z. Deutsch *

Mary C. Eliot TTC ’48 * Patty Elvebak ’50

Jonathan Evans * Betsy Fogarty ’55

Elliot Forbes ’32 *

Kathleen B. Forbes *

Lesley Gerould ’44 * Nancy Gorham ’41 *

Esther Goudsmit ’48

Dan Grace ’57

Tom Gregg ’51

Joanna Hodgman ’47

Rick 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 * Alan Morse ’52 Biz Munder ’95 Tare Newbury, Jr. ’53 * Vera Nordal

Eleanor Tripp November TTC ’60 * Antoine Olsen ’73 Mac Osborne, Jr. ’38 * Biz Paynter ’44 *

Penelope Parke Pinson TTC ’45 * Pat Pratt ’44 *

Annie Rosen ’96 Gay Scott ’44

Emma L. Tullock Sharp TTC ’41 * Bruce and Sandy Shaw Steve Shohet, MD ’49

Jonathan 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 Pratt Wiley ’91

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

School Plays, and a Lifelong Passion for Theater

Lindsey Furnald Cadot ’61 arrived at Shady Hill in middle school and made friends quickly thanks to her “sunny, plucky personality,” according to her classmate and friend Tink Beal Davis. “Lindsey was always upbeat and game for anything; she’d jump right in no matter what the activity was.”

When Lindsey passed away last winter, her brother let Shady Hill know Lindsey had designated a portion of her retirement fund to the School. He speculated that the school plays his sister had loved so much might have been at the root of her lifelong love of theater, and he was very happy to hear that plays are still a core experience for our students, woven into the curriculum at all grades and capped by the Eighth Grade Musical. Lindsey’s bequest has been added to the endowment, where it will support all of Shady Hill’s programming, including the use of theater.

Shady Hill welcomes bequests of any size and through many mechanisms. Assigning a share of one’s IRA or 401(k) to Shady Hill, as Lindsey did, can be a particularly tax-wise approach, since it avoids the deferred income tax such accounts may otherwise owe. For more information, please visit www.shs. org/PlannedGiving or phone Betsy Ginsberg, Director of Development and Alumni Relations at 617-520-5225.

Indicates Deceased Donors

Gilbert & Sullivan’s “H.M.S. Pinafore” c. 1965, and “Mary Poppins” performed this spring -- musical theater at SHS is a perennial favorite!

Highest Impact Donors of 2021–2022

Looking back on fiscal year 2022, we are grateful to each and every one of the 1,199 donors who collectively gave and pledged $3.35 million 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 the Grade VI building, and for endowment.

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 Sarah and Ed Baker

Dick Coveney ’48 * Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky Gerstner-Lakdawala Family Fund Anonymous (2)

$50,000 – $99,999 Jefferson and Elizabeth Case Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli Elizabeth and John McQuillan Matt and Einat Ogden Kate and Tai Sutliff Anonymous (4)

$25,000 – $49,999 Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Miguel and Laura De Icaza L Peter Deutsch ’61 and Michael J. Golub

Jason and Cecily Epstein Eli and Sheri Gurock Dan and Milena Karelitz Patricia and George Kung Adam J. Margolin and Meghan K. Jasani Satu and Susie Parikh

Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Anonymous (2)

$15,000 – $24,999

Lindsey Cadot ’61 * Louis and Robin Gerstner Joseph Holper and Rebecca Shilling Hilary and Jeff Johnston

Kevin Mohan, JD and Anne Williams

Sam and Caitlyn Oates Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Jon and Beth Piskorowski Steve Shohet, MD ’49 Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Lang Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Anonymous (4)

$10,000 – $14,999 Holly ’80 and David Ambler Craig Bergstrom ’85 Temple and Elizabeth Fennell Steve Frank and Adam Berger Mike Gibbens and Julie Lassonde Weezie ’90 and Laurens Goff Melissa and Frank Hanenberger

John and Jessie Harris Mark and Susie Hatfield Chris and Kathryn Lee JB Lyon and Kim Syman Chris and Molly Malloy Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Craig and Bianca Peskin Jeffrey and Stephanie Schwartz Mason ’89 and Mariella Smith Matey and Jean Smith Fred Wang ’65 Julia and Mark Wetmore Anonymous (1)

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Shady Hill has been foundational to our children’s development during critical years. It’s also been a warm and inspiring community for our entire family. We are so thankful to be here at Shady Hill and proud to support its mission.

– Matt and Einat Ogden P’21, ’23, ’27, ’29

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

“ At Shady Hill, we have a new mission statement, new belief statements, and new lessons from the pandemic. We’ve learned that in troubled times, it’s even more important for our students to be joyful active learners who embark on intellectual adventures. As we provide this engaging education – in good times and in challenging ones – we are grateful for the generous support of our community. Now, as we manage what remains of the pandemic and shift more of our focus on Shady Hill’s growth, I am excited about how our embrace of philanthropy can help our school flourish.”

– Alyssa Haywoode P’17, Incoming Chair, Board of Trustees

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 community’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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178 Coolidge Hill Cambridge, MA 02138 www.shs.org/give