Report of Philanthropy 22-23 by Shady Hill School

Report on

Philanthropy 2022–2023

2022–2023 Leadership Volunteers

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

Our

Mission Shady Hill School fosters joyful, active learning informed by multiple perspectives—empowering students to be intellectually adventurous and wholeheartedly just. We are excited to share this Report on Philanthropy with the Shady Hill community. Inside are details about some of the special moments that occurred last year as we moved out of the pandemic. Our theme was Resetting to Move Forward, and we were delighted to reset by inviting families back to campus for treasured traditions such as the Black History Assembly, Grandfriends Day, and May Day. These traditions weave generations of Shady Hill students into the fabric of our school and our history, connecting today’s students to the students of long ago. We’re proud of the fact that no matter what challenges Shady Hill faces — skunks under the kindergarten building or a global pandemic — our traditions and our investment in building a caring community help us thrive. This report also includes a summary of the strategic planning work that we began last year. (See page 4.) We are grateful to the many stakeholders in our community who provided their reflections and feedback on Shady Hill’s future priorities. We look forward to sharing more about the strategic plan with the community this year. As always, the financial support of our donors is a vital part of what makes Shady Hill’s commitment to joyful, active learning possible. We extend our heartfelt thanks to every donor listed in this report and to those who wish to remain anonymous. Just as our school traditions endure, so does our appreciation for your support. Every gift of every size makes Shady Hill stronger.

WE BELIEVE • 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.

Sincerely,

Mark J. Stanek Head of School 2010–present

Alyssa Haywoode Chair, Board of Trustees 2022–present 1

Cover: May Day returned 100% to its pre-pandemic format, bringing the entire community together in joyful celebration.

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 2022-23 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

Advancement Committee

Alyssa Haywoode, Chair Robin Walker, Vice Chair Jeita Deng ’94, Treasurer & Finance Chair Kate Sutliff, Clerk

Matt Ogden, Chair Sarah Baker, Vice Chair Charley Aldrich ’95 Holly Ambler ’80 Lisa Case Angela Garcia Eli Gurock Alyssa Haywoode Kim Henry Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 Nancy Hill Joe Holper Patricia Kung Robin Walker Pratt Wiley ’91 Abby Wright ’00

Holly Ambler ’80 Kip Brown ’84 Lisa Case Frank Catrickes Zara Cooper Angela Garcia Kafi Garrus Ted Killory Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 Lidiane Jones Devereaux McClatchey Matt Ogden Francine Rosenzweig Sally Snickenberger Mark Stanek, Head of School Pratt Wiley ’91 Christine Wittman, Co-Chair, Parents Council Alumni Board

Abby Wright ’00, Chair Charley Aldrich ’95 Kip Brown ’84 Kate Chin ’00 Rachel Cooke ’02 TTC ’13 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

Einat Ogden Catharine Pattanayak Sidd Pattanayak Xioling Tang Shady Hill Fund Leadership Giving Parent Volunteers

Kim Henry, Chair Lisa Case Brett Garrett Eli Gurock Meghan Jasani Dan Karelitz Milena Karelitz Patricia Kung Adam Margolin Sam Oates Satu Parikh Beth Piskorowski Isabel Rappoport John Rappoport Emily Ruiz Jeff Schwartz Stephanie Schwartz Noah Seton

Shady Hill Fund Parent Co-Chairs Sarah Baker Joe Holper Patrice Murphy Liu Shady Hill Fund Alumni Chair Charley Aldrich ’95

Shady Hill Fund Class Agents

Shady Hill Fund Grade Reps

Alexandra Bageris ’86 Jim Bowditch ’54

Nida Adjetey Jen Amaya-Noble Sarah Baker Keena Boling Dan Fleder Hilary Graham Melissa Hackel Joe Holper Nancy Hill Lindsay Jubelt Zoe Keller Alice Lin Patrice Murphy Liu Caroline Nolan 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

Sasha Eskelund Caleb Williams Cheryl Etu-Williams Christine Wittman Diversity at Shady Hill (D.A.S.H.) Co-Chairs

Sheri Ettinger Louis Noble, III Fair Co-Chairs

Keena Boling Patrice Liu Nadia Sharif Cati Baini Verdi Grandparents Fund Committee

Marilyn Grant Michael Moskowitz Pete Shilling Susan Stamell

* Indicates Deceased

Budgeted Revenues and Expenses for FY 2023

6% Auxilliary

The Strategic Planning Process

14% Financial Aid

1% Other

7% Annual Giving 9% Endowment Spending

77% Tuition

$28.2

million total

11% Instructional, Admin. & Other

10% Plant

4% Debt Service 61% Salaries & Benefits

Revenues Note: Percentages have been rounded so segments do not precisely total 100

Expenses .

It had been a decade since the last strategic plan was completed in 2013 at Shady Hill, and the time had come to begin working on the next one. During the 2022-23 school year, a steering committee of Board members, faculty, administration, alumni and parents led an engagement process with all constituents to hear their thoughts on Shady Hill’s priorities for the future. This inclusive, feedbackrich process allowed participants to share their ideas in person, by zoom and through written responses. The feedback and priorities were approved by the Board and will serve as our compass for the next three to five years. The three priority areas to come out of this process are:

Priority One: Strengthen the Academic Program SHS will reinvest in our overall academic program to adapt to the changing needs of today’s world. We will continue to maintain our unique campus in order to enhance learning. Priority Two: Reimagine the Employee Journey The heart of Shady Hill is its faculty and staff who need to be fully supported and fairly compensated. We will focus on strengthening our culture to attract and retain the most talented faculty and staff so they may thrive professionally and personally. Priority Three: Reinvigorate our Community The power of the Shady Hill community has allowed us to exist for over 100 years. We will rebuild connections and engage in innovative strategies, while ensuring access and belonging for all members of our community. Each area has specific initiatives that will support these priorities in achieving the goals set out by the strategic plan. We have created seven working groups of faculty and staff that will work throughout the year to develop a work plan for each priority. The working groups will focus on the following areas: • Learning support • Student experience and programming • Thematic studies/central subject • Technology use in education • Parent engagement and support • Employee wellness and support • Access and belonging We are excited to dig in and begin working on our new strategic plan!

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

While my family is no longer at Shady Hill, I continue to give annually as a way of ensuring our connection continues, and in hopes that our gifts will help enable other families to have as wonderful a connection to the school as we have had over the last six decades. I grew up a five minute walk from the school, so the physical plant and the fields were very much a part of my upbringing. My father served as President of the Board of Directors back in the ‘60s and ‘70s when my siblings and I attended, and both of my children went to Shady Hill as well: Travis ‘10 and Lindsay ‘13. Our generations have come and gone, but Shady Hill has stood the test of time since it was founded in 1915 and has only improved over the ages! Helen Bouscaren ’72

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors

The Shady Hill Fund With the support of the School’s donors, we raised $2,147,968, exceeding our $2M goal by 7 percent. The Fund is a reflection of the community’s devotion to ensuring that Shady Hill students and faculty have the resources they need to achieve the School’s mission, and experience joyful, active learning.

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.

We are grateful for every single gift! The donor listing that follows is a celebration and recognition of each and every individual who supported the School: parents, alumni, parents of alumni, grandparents, TTC graduates, employees, and friends – all contributed to this community-wide achievement. Giving unites us!

Donors FY 2023 11% Grandparents, Faculty, & Other

$50,000+

Sarah and Ed Baker Jefferson and Elizabeth Case Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli Ted and Andrea Killory Gerstner-Lakdawala Family 2.5 Foundation Elizabeth and John McQuillan 2.0 Matt and Einat Ogden 1.5Kate and Tai Sutliff Anonymous (5)

Shady Hill Fund Growth FY 2014–2023 2.5

42% Current Parents & Parents of Alumni

$MILLIONS

2.0 2.0

1,078 DONORS

$25,000+

0.5

1.5 1.5 1.0 1.0 1.48

1.54

1.50

1.65

1.80

2.36

2.35

2.15

0.5 0.5 0.0 0.0

47% Alumni & TTC Alumni

1.0

1.38

FY14 FY13 FY15 FY14 FY16 FY15 FY17 FY16 FY18 FY17 FY19 FY18 FY20 FY19 FY21 FY20 FY22 FY22 FY23 FY22

Donors

Donated

$50,000 and Above

$655,425

Maypole Circle

$25,000–$49,999

$344,635

Laurel Wreath Circle

$15,000–$24,999

$252,800

Charles River Circle

$10,000–$14,999

$176,700

Coolidge Hill Circle

$5,000–$9,999

$282,950

Founders Circle

$2,500–$4,999

$150,652

The 1915 Society

Gift Level

Katharine Taylor Circle

$1–$2,499

Total Donated: $2,147,968

921

$284,806

Helen ’72 and Joseph Bouscaren Lindsay Bouscaren ’13 Travis Bouscaren ’10 Amy and Casey Carlisle Allan Chapin ’56 Isaac and Jessica Cheng Carlotta Coolidge ’58 John Ewing and Zara Cooper James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley Tom and Keya Dannenbaum George and Martha Dyer Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt Paul Fremont-Smith, Jr. ’57 Mike Gibbens and Julie Lassonde Tom Gregg ’51 Jordan Gutweiler and Heather Ford Joey and Jen Kolchinsky Anstiss Hammond Krueck ’55 Trevor and Isabel Hardy

Miguel and Laura De Icaza 0.0Jason and Cecily Epstein Eli and Sheri Gurock Adam J. Margolin and Meghan K. Jasani Dan and Milena Karelitz Brad and Katrina Marchand Satu and Susie Parikh Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Anonymous (2) $15,000+

Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Louis and Robin Gerstner Joe Holper and Rebecca Shilling Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Beth and Jon Piskorowski Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Langdon Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Anonymous (5)

$10,000+

Holly ’80 and David Ambler Craig Bergstrom CFA ’85 Loren Bouchard ’84 Ramon Casadesus-Masanell and Ana Gonzalez-Palomares Steve Frank and Adam Berger Jeremy and Hannelore Grantham Mark and Susie Hatfield Savanna and Don Jabro Derek and Lidiane Jones Chris and Kathryn Lee Chris and Molly Malloy Melissa and Bob McGaughey Kevin Mohan and Anne Williams 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)

John and Jessie Harris Hilary and Jeff Johnston Nai Nan and Julia Ko Seng Kuan and Angela Pang Robert Morris and Ingrid Bassett Nancy Nichols ’45 Scot Plotnick and Melissa Hackel Russ and Zibby Pyle Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Eric and Emily Ruiz Vikram Simha and Priyanka Naithani Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan Mark Tang and Alice Lin Paul and Mary Anne Todgham Dave and Kristyn Willis Dudley and Sally Willis Fan Wu ’95 Anonymous (8)

MILESTONE MOMENTS

$5,000+

Todd Basnight and Toinette Rivas Jeremy and Hilary Forster Weezie ’90 and Laurens Goff The Hanenberger Family Michael and Mary Moskowitz Sam and Caitlyn Oates Isabel ’98 and John Rappoport Fred Wang ’65 Ron Alterman and Jackie Gibbs-Alterman Ben Barlow and Caroline Nolan Emily TTC ’03 and William Blackwell April Bodman Taylor and Willa Bodman

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

BEGINNERS The essential learning goals for Beginners include following instructions, interacting positively with classmates, and keeping our bodies safe. Movement class supports all these goals! Shown here are Beginners practicing jogging, galloping, and running along straight, curvy, and zig-zag pathways.

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Alumni Alumni Class of 1941

Barbara Clark Class of 1942

Tom Ragle ’42 Class of 1944

Malcolm Frazier Gay Scott Jane Williams Class of 1945

Alan Carpenter Kit Dreier TTC ’53 Cornelia Lanou Nancy Nichols TTC ’53 Class of 1946

Class Correspondent: Susan Waring Prideaux James Leamon Eric Wolman Class of 1947 $2,500+

Susan B. Alden ’51 David Atkin and Veronica Lemcoff Todd and Keena Boling Betsy Brackett ’65 Joanna and Terry Bradshaw Kip Brown ’84 and Beth Nichols Akbar Causer and Nadia Sharif Andy Clark and Jen Holleran Colin Connolly and Nathalie Roy Bret and Anuradha Connor Catherine and Allen David Jeita ’94 and Donald Deng Evan Efstathiou and Anastasia Contos Jo-An Evans Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak Katharine Fischer ’55 Jack and JoAnn Fruchtman Elizabeth Johnston ’98 and Stephen R. Goettle ’00

Corey Halverson and Min Zeng Alyssa Haywoode and Malcolm Robinson Rendall Howell and Nancy Hill 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 Nir Liberboim and Jay Sammons Natan and Emmy Linder Adam Lipworth and Annie Weiss Chuck and Carolyn McCannon Louise McIlhenny and Hugh Riddleberger Dorothy Powe Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman

The Sacerdote Family Katie Salter ’87, TTC ’98 and Lauren Holleran Mark and Shelly Saltzman Adam and Rebecca Siegel Barry and Laura Simmons Adrian and Christine Slywotzky Mark Stanek

Elizabeth Steiner ’78 David Sze ’81 Jeffrey Trogolo and Julie Saidenberg Pratt Wiley ’91 Chris and Pam Willis Conrad ’65 and Mary Wright Anonymous (3)

We know that the things that make SHS so special — such as attracting the best teachers, maintaining the beautiful campus, and helping fund financial aid — would not be possible without the community’s strong support for the Shady Hill Fund. So we give enthusiastically to the Shady Hill Fund and hope that all families will give as much as they can.” Ted and Andrea Killory

Class Correspondent: David Clarke TTC ’55 Nat Bowditch David Clarke TTC ’55 Joanna Hodgman Class of 1948

Class Correspondent: James C. Goodale Edward Ginsburg * Emily Link Charles Moizeau Kathryn Scott Len Wheeler Class of 1949

Class Correspondent: Marina Whitman Bill Cleary Marjorie Forbes Genevra Higginson Rebekah Sachs 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 Helen Maclennan Faith Rohrbough James Romer David Sears Thomas Stout Joel Wechsler Anonymous (1)

In Memoriam: Richard P. Evans ’51 February 6, 1936 – June 30, 2023 Richard “Dick” Evans ’51 holds an indelible place in Shady Hill history, as one of the School’s first Black students and its first Black graduate. In recent years, Dick re-engaged energetically with the Shady Hill alumni office, collaborating on a 2021-22 Magazine article about his experience as a student, attending the 2022 Reunion on campus, and taking part in the School’s first-ever intergenerational gathering for Black alumni. This reconnection prompted Dick to accept the position of Class Correspondent, a job he did with great dedication, as evidenced in the 2023 Shady Hill Magazine’s Class Notes section. Sadly, a sudden health decline took Dick’s life in June 2023; all of Shady Hill is poorer for this loss.

Class of 1951

Class Correspondent: Dick Evans* Susan Alden Ann Corte Maisie Crowther TTC ’61 Paul Dodson Dick Evans Tom Gregg Anne Mayo Gay Meyer Florence Phillips Fanny Potter George Smith

Dick’s wife Charlotte says, “Shady Hill meant so much to Dick. He always said his nine years there shaped him in important ways—from his love of the classics, Shakespeare and the theater to the training he got in his shop class. I still use a wooden footstool he made in sixth or seventh grade replete with a horse decal on each end! Dick’s daughter Stephanie adds, “Even at the end, in the hospice, he was talking up Shady Hill to the employees, urging them to look into it for their children.”

Class of 1952

Class Correspondent: Anne Watt Hal Churchill Len Clarke Dennis Corcoran Anne Elvins Grace Happy Esty Rolf Goetze John Grace Susan Havice Alan Morse Garrett Paine Thomas Plaut Deborah Roberts Betsy Shima Anne Watt

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

Dick was the embodiment of lifelong learning, constantly taking courses through the Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement, as well as volunteering there. Dick’s thirst for continuous learning was legendary, as was his enthusiasm for technology, his devotion to his family, and his general kindness and gregariousness. To read Dick’s reflections on his boundary-breaking childhood, go to www.shs.org/DickEvans or scan the QR code at left. As someone who adored gadgets, Dick would be opting for the QR code.

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Class of 1953

Class Correspondent: Mary Hill Harris Sybil Baldwin Heidi Dawidoff Bruce Denny-Brown Nicholas Grace Mary Hill Harris Elizabeth Hinkle Judy Marriner TTC ’61 Hilary Smith Del Welch Henry Winslow Class of 1954

Class Agent: Jim Bowditch Class Correspondent: John Wheeler Roger Avery Deborah Bigelow Jim Bowditch Barbara Bryan 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 Maisie Houghton John Jeppson Ellen Lambert Kaky Lidz Lucy McNeece Heddy Reid Katharine Straight Mimi Truslow TTC ’63 Anne von Rosenberg TTC ’63 Class of 1956

Class Correspondent: Deborah Stinnett Betsy Abbott Allan Chapin #

Alumni

Tom Edsall Susan Fratus Alan Galbraith # Marianna Hartsong # Deborah Stinnett # Corky Isaacs White # # Donors to memorial special purpose

Class of 1960

Class of 1957

Class Correspondent: Andrew Oldman Julie Boak Florence Butler Philip Cowan Tink Davis

Margot Churchill Benjamin Fairbank Paul Fremont-Smith Dan Grace Nan Holmes Didi Kearsley Jeff Stonberg David Tartakoff Lowell Winkelman

Class Correspondent: Jack Kessler Steve Grossman Jack Kessler Charlie Peck David Pokross Corry Rooks

Peter Deutsch George Foote Diana Larkin Alison Lauriat Margaret Loss Andy Oldman John Seegal

Class of 1961

Class of 1962

Class Correspondent: Dick Henry Dick Belin David Drooker Betty Eveillard Meg Grossman

MILESTONE MOMENTS

Class of 1958

Reed Cherington Carlotta Coolidge Prill Ellis Ellie Ferguson Tom Hartt Susan Morris Rab Preer Gregory Rochlin David Ross * Joan Sturgis Frank Vincent Catherine Wolf

Collot Guerard Tonu Kalam Helen Loeser Bruce Wilcox

Robin Alden David Riggs TTC ’76 Polly Spiegel Richard Wulsin

Class of 1963

Class of 1967

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

Jenny Ladd Marilyn Paul Sonia White

Class of 1964

Class Correspondent: Nick Deutsch Nick Deutsch Joel Horowitz Edith Jackson Susan Mahony Alex McNaughton Suzanne Webber Class of 1965

Class of 1959

Class Correspondent: Charlie Wyzanski Bob Bremner Melissa Chapin Anne Cushman Charlie Deknatel Kathy Herzog David Hightower Mary Katzenstein Arthur Little Pamela Scheinman Charlie Wyzanski

KINDERGARTEN Kindergarten’s Thematic Study, “All About Us,” aims to build social skills and develop an understanding of what it means to be yourself and also be a member of a community. Kindergarteners’ self-portraits, painted while looking in a mirror, help students think about the ways in which we are all alike and all different.

Class Agent and Class Correspondent: Fred Wang Ted Agoos Alice Beal Betsy Brackett Brock Cutting Nancy Drooker Kin DuBois George Mahlowitz Abigail Millikan-States Lisa Rubinstein Fred Wang Topher Waring Walter Weiss Conrad Wright Anne Wulsin Henry Wyner Class of 1966

Class Correspondent: Margaret Bullitt-Jonas Katherine Agoos

Class of 1968

Class Correspondent: Tesi Kohlenberg Peter Agoos George Beal Andrew Bundy Rufus de Rham TTC ’86 Peter Howe Roger Kay Kathy Logue Gwyned Trefethen Rebecca Warner Fred Weiss Class of 1969

Steve Robey Marea Wexler

Class Correspondent: Henry Taves Michael Glendon Joel Greenwald Diana Lyman Susan Shelmerdine Henry Taves

Class of 1972

Class of 1970

Stephanie Berk Prilly Cobb John Hughes Bruce Johnson Anne MacFarlane Evelyn Tate Janie Ward John Weiss Class Correspondent: Emmy Howe TTC ’79 Julie Agoos Peter Fisher Peter Freeman Clay Leighton

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

Class Correspondent: George Perkins Sally Blair Helen Bouscaren Jerry de Rham George Perkins Rich Read Mary Woolsey

Class of 1975

Class of 1973

Class Correspondent: Tom Bator Tom Bator Lee Campbell TTC ’87 Katharine Koeze Melinda Margetson Elizabeth Perrault Bryan Spence Jennifer Uhrig Tom Vorenberg TTC ’87

Class Correspondent: Pat Spence Beth Brown TTC ’87 Rob Forbes John Muggeridge Adam Pool Marli Rabinowitz Pat Spence

Class of 1971

Liz Krengel John Nordell Kate Villars

Class of 1974

Hans-Peter Biemann Colette de Marneffe Penn Edmonds Margaret Jackson Stephen Onesti Jenny Payette Class of 1976

Becca Brackett Daphne de Marneffe

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Alumni

Class of 1977

Class of 1981

Class of 1986

Lisa Bynoe L. J. Harrington Abby Johnson David Kloss Amey Moot Anita Nordal Michael Segar

Class Correspondent: Sarah Wyman Lisa Brown Alex Dykema Mark Forney Jennifer Hanson TTC ’90 Nathaniel Stevens David Sze

Class of 1978

Class of 1982

Class Correspondent: David Summersby Andrew Anderson-Bell Mike Bator Martha Gamble Patrick Harrington Arthur Herbst Ann Mackey Rory Morton TTC ’87 Anne Richards Dinny Starr Elizabeth Steiner

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

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

Class of 1979

Class Correspondent: Porter Gifford Betsy Biemann Jen Callaghan Marc Klein Alex Moot Hal Movius Franny Pratt Alice Reich Townsend Zwart Class of 1980

Holly Ambler Lael Chester Wright Danenbarger Cathy Hicks Polly Hubbard Margaret Lyne Margaret O’Day Andrea Spears Jackson Josh Steiner

Class of 1987

Class Agent: Jessica Dello Russo Class Correspondent: Emily Shaw Zweli Miller Katie Salter TTC ’98 Anonymous (1)

Class of 1983

Class Agent: Eric Henderson Class Correspondent: Greg Allen Noel Allen Tammy Ashford Laura Bak Julia Bator TTC ’91 Annie Brewster Jenifer Curhan Panner Sarah Hollington TTC ’93 Suzanne Siner Sarina Tcherepnin Liz Temin

Class of 1988

Class Correspondent: Kristin Mercer Mark Lu Nick McQuaid Deneb Meketa Dan Towvim Jamie Whitters Class of 1989

Class Agent: Tiverton McClintock Class Correspondent: TK Baltimore TK Baltimore Josh Frazier Sarah Hsia

Class of 1984

Class Agent: Kip Brown Class Correspondent: Jared Eigerman Loren Bouchard Kip Brown Holly Edmonds TTC ’94 Kerith Gardner Ruth Webb Caleb Williams Jessica Zander

Tanya Jones Tiverton McClintock Mason Smith

Class of 1998

Class of 1990

Thea Aldrich Ben Clapp Andrew David Nick Deane Sam Donovan Jenny Fauth Jamie Henn Elizabeth Johnston Charlotte Lewis John Lynch Lizzie Owens Isabel Rappoport Tracy Roosevelt John Thurston Reyn Whitman

Class Correspondent: Kathryn Bailis Phillips TTC ’98 Kathryn Bailis Phillips TTC ’98 Dai Ellis Weezie Goff Amelia Margolis Haddad Becca Straus Ravenel 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 Elanna Lazar Class of 1993

Zhanu Bowden Aubin Dupree Katie Sonnenborn

GRADE I

Shady Hill was — and remains — important to my whole family. My sister and I both found Shady Hill to be intellectually electrifying. And to this day, we count Shady Hill classmates among our lifelong friends. Our parents, now in their 80’s, say the same about the friendships they forged among fellow Shady Hill parents. Going back even further, my greataunt was best friends in college with Mary Eliot, who went on to become a beloved teacher from the late 1940s through the 80s. It’s a no-brainer for me to stick with the school as an annual donor, paying forward the place it holds in our hearts.”

Damon Banks Craig Bergstrom Thad Davis Xander Dyer Ben Harris TTC’94 Tim Little Jonathan Siner

David Sze ’81

Class of 1999

Zoe Agoos Marjorie Bates Daniel Callahan Alexis Deane Ariel Goldberg Amanda Hastings Jack Kotin David Miller Camilla Rockefeller David Snider Marina Weiss

In Grade 1, students age into the privilege of checking out books from the library. They get a lesson on how to care for books and then they have the joy of choosing their own book to take home for the week. These young readers are off to a promising start on their literary journeys!

Class of 1994

Class of 1985

Lizzie Millstein Devon Villarreal

MILESTONE MOMENTS

Class Agent: Jeita Deng Kat Boger Jeita Deng Esther Freeman Jesse Levinson Sia Sanneh Lindsay Smith TTC ’04 Class of 1995

Charley Aldrich Meredith Bowen Natty Clapp Philip Davidson Lila Dupree Ben Grossman Sybil Hennigar

Julia Martin Beth Murrell Fan Wu

Class of 2000

Dave Garsh Athena Kirk Perry Lubin Caroline Page Amina Samaké Quentin Weld

Class Correspondents: Kate Chin & Abby Wright Kate Chin Ben Cooke Stephen Goettle Joshua Miller Katherine Paul Justine Shapiro-Kline Abby Wright

Class of 1997

Class of 2001

Class of 1996

Evan Hunt Hilary Johnson Nora MacDonald TTC ’15 Jay Miller

Class Agent: Molly Simmons Yoni Goldberg Andy Leiserson

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

Class of 2002

Class Agent: Ali Martin Class Correspondents: Isabel Blunt & Amelia Romiti Jay Clapp Rachel CookeTTC ’13 Lynn Edmonds Kyra Ferber Rebecca Jackson Ali Martin Class of 2003

Sommer Thomas Logan Weiss Class of 2004

Avery Hunt Ali Wang Class of 2005

Ben Pokross Anna Segar Sperry Kat Taketomo TTC ’14 Class of 2006

Class Correspondent: Anjali Lappin Anjali Lappin Class of 2007

Jess Holley Oliver Hunt Josie Massey Katie McCormack TTC ’16 Teddy Mitropoulos Jack Moldave Anna Morton Dan Weiner Class of 2008

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

Emily Fang Grace Gulick Christina Uhrig

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors

TTC Alumni TTC Class of 1955

TTC Class of 1983

TTC Class of 1999

TTC Class of 2006

TTC Class of 2014

David Clarke ’47

Laurie Easton Parker Betsy Leahy

Marta Rivas Joshua Stewart ’99 Katie Vaughn ’90

Adam Young

Kat Taketomo ’05

TTC Class of 2007

TTC Class of 2015

Marsha Poh

Nora MacDonald ’01

TTC Class of 2008

TTC Class of 2016

Katherine Hesko

Katie McCormack ’07

TTC Class of 2009

TTC Class of 2017

Sally Rosser

Valerie Shulman

TTC Class of 2011

TTC Class of 2019

Tamara Nikuradse

Maggie Santinelli Kimberly Situ

TTC Class of 1958

Lee Herbst ’50 TTC Class of 1959

Lise Aubry TTC Class of 1960

Phyllis Asnien TTC Class of 1961

Maisie Crowther ’51 Judy Marriner ’53 Llewellyn Smith

Class of 2017

Travis Bouscaren Annabel Margolis Alexander Poorvu

Lillie Cooper Madeline Fitzgibbon Claudia Hanenberger Wayne Whyles

Class of 2012

Class Agents: Reid Merzbacher and Hugh Rogers Lizzy Guerrero Sascha Morris Caroline Stetson Dibble Henry Swain

Class of 2019

Class of 2013

Eli Scott-Joseph

Lindsay Bouscaren Isabelle Houghton Sara Pratt Mecha Sapuppo Raven Whyles Class of 2015

Isabelle Fitzgibbon Anna Johnston Devon Mastroianni Nate Shore

TTC Class of 1990

Jennifer Hanson ’81 Becca McCauley Chris Theodorou

TTC Class of 1970

TTC Class of 1991

David Romano

Julia Bator ’83

TTC Class of 1972

TTC Class of 1992

John DeVillars

Amy Sullivan

TTC Class of 1973

TTC Class of 1993

Jill Eurich

Sarah Hollington ’83 Deb Polansky

Alessandra Guerrero Lukas Hanenberger Cali Johnston Caleb Scott-Joseph Alyssa ShenFilerman Emily Stonestreet

Derek Li

Class of 2016

Kit Dreier ’45 Nancy Nichols ’45

Bella Borden

Janet Hahn TTC Class of 1976

Susan Maxwell David Riggs ’66 Peg Weiss

Class of 2023

TTC Class of 1977

TTC Alumni

TTC Class of 1987

Nancy-Jo Kessler Mimi Truslow ’55 Anne von Rosenberg ’55

TTC Class of 1975

Sophia George Holden Hanenberger Teddy Stonestreet

Betsy Anderson Rufus de Rham ’68

TTC Class of 1963

Polly Donald Tom Snyder

Class of 2021

TTC Class of 1986

Saran Hutchins

TTC Class of 1974

Class of 2020

Anne McCormack Todd McCormack Jen Tobin Haydock

Beth Brown ’73 Lee Campbell ’76 Rory Morton ’78 Tom Vorenberg ’76

TTC Class of 1962

Class of 2010

TTC Class of 1985

Anne Snyder

TTC Class of 1995

Hannah Sharpless Graff ’91 TTC Class of 2003

Emily Blackwell TTC Class of 2004

Will Crissman ’92 Lindsay Smith ’94

TTC Class of 2013

TTC Class of 2020

Rachel Cooke ’02 Ava Parnes

Niko Brattke TTC Class of 2022

Anonymous (1)

MILESTONE MOMENTS

Current Parents

Weezie Parry

GRADE II

TTC Class of 1996

In Grade II’s Thematic Study of the Charles River,

Chris Johnson Meg Steele TTC Class of 1997

Dean Spencer

TTC Class of 1978

Judy Heggestad

TTC Class of 1998

TTC Class of 1981

Kathryn Bailis Phillips ’90 Katie Salter ’87

TTC Class of 2001

Theo Adjetey and Nida Wright Adjetey Zoe Agoos ’99 and Bryan Hallett Charley Aldrich ’95 and Meredith Thomas Ron Alterman and Jackie Gibbs-Alterman Neil Altman Louis Noble III and Jennifer Amaya-Noble Tina Andrade Suresh Annavarapu and Adria Warren Ben and Eva Armour David Atkin and Veronica Lemcoff 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 Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson Todd Basnight and Toinette Rivas Emily TTC ’03 and William Blackwell

Holly Edmonds ’84 Ben Harris ’85 Heather Koerber

Andrea Rabinowitz

Catherine Fischer

Sarah Dryden-Peterson

TTC Class of 1994

TTC Class of 1950 TTC Class of 1953

TTC Class of 2000

one memorable project has students try to keep the homes they’ve built on top of sand mounds safe from flowing river water. Pouring real water through their model settlements enhances their understanding of soil erosion and the properties of water.

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

Martha Bloom Dan and Kim Blumenthal Todd and Keena Boling Rob Boston and Anne Margaret Boone Joanna and Terry Bradshaw Koresha Braxton David Brenninkmeyer and Anri Wheeler Kakra Brew-Smith and Sandra Zuckerman David Brewster ’86 and Oleanna Klein Doug Brown and Dee Elms Jason and Tamar Brown Amy and Casey Carlisle Ramon Casadesus-Masanell and Ana Gonzalez-Palomares Jefferson and Elizabeth Case Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Akbar Causer and Nadia Sharif David Chancogne and Carrie Murphy Robert Chen and Heidi Su Isaac and Jessica Cheng Bob Childs and Hilary Graham Hanh and Frank Cho 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 Molly Colvin Colin Connolly and Nathalie Roy Bret and Anuradha Connor John Ewing and Zara Cooper Keegan Cordner and Amy Cordner James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley Mellisha and Sophia Culpepper 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

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors

Current Parents 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 Mike Gibbens and Julie Lassonde Weezie ’90 and Laurens Goff The Gómez / Kramer Family David Gourley and Tracy Donsky Olivia Grant Dan and Jen Green Rick Grudzinski and Julie Bowden Raj and Pallavi Gupta Eli and Sheri Gurock Jordan Gutweiler and Heather Ford Russ and Alina Haddleton Corey Halverson and Min Zeng Trevor and Isabel Hardy Zoraida and Dasan Harrington Jamila Harris and Steve Nomes John and Jessie Harris Mark and Susie Hatfield Henry He and Jane Guo David Hemenway and Michelle Schaffer Heather Henriksen Christian and Liz Henry Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli Aaron and Natalie Herter Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 and Andrew Spofford Rendall Howell and Nancy Hill Missy Holbrook and Tony Rockwell Joe Holper and Rebecca Shilling Caleb Hurst-Hiller and Rosha Forman Joon Ilyon and Ilyon Woo 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

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GRADE III The musical True Courage (A Whaling Adventure) is a beloved fixture in the Grade III Whales and Whaling curriculum. Written by music teacher Mr. Sen ’92, TTC’07, the play is set on an 18th century American whaling ship. Mr. Sen directs each Gradehead section in their own production, and by the end of the spring, every single Grade III student knows the script by heart, especially the catchy songs.

Jordi Diaz and Valeria Gonzalez-Martin Nick and Liz Downing Brian Drewes and Meizi Huang Sarah and Scott Dryden-Peterson Xander ’85 and Sibylle Dyer Sari Edelstein and Holly Jackson Lynn Edmonds ’02 and Samuel Maritim Evan Efstathiou and Anastasia Contos Tracy Eisenberg Dai Ellis ’90 and Elizabeth Foster Katie Ender and Shosh Brown Jason and Cecily Epstein

Brett Erickson and Elizabeth Ascoli Sherri Ettinger, PhD Michael and Nina Farmer Jacob Farmer and Jenna Moskowitz Candace Feldman and Evan Macosko Eran Segal and Pnina Feldman Angelo Firenze Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak Beth Flaherty Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt Jeremy and Hilary Forster Jessica Foster and Benjamin Berkowitz

Darrell Jordan-Smith and Rosita Yang Mhamed Jounaidi and Hanane Talea Dan and Milena Karelitz Peter Karol and Dina Deitsch Brian and Joanne Keith Travis and Zoe Keller Ted and Andrea Killory David Kim and Hyun Joo Lee Dennis Kim and Sylvia Fischer Abhi and Elena Kodey Jennifer and Joseph Kolchinsky Joshua and Melody Komyerov Dimitri and Wendy Konstantopoulos Seng Kuan and Angela Pang Neal Lakdawala and Elizabeth Gerstner Mike Lampert and Laura Babbitt Ellie Langevin and Laurie Bishop Chris and Kathryn Lee Ji Hyun Lee and Joon Sung Bae Mike Leslie and Allison Burroughs Tony and Evaline Leung Brigitte Libby and Melissa Hancock Nir Liberboim and Jay Sammons Natan and Emmy Linder Calvin Linvill Adam Lipworth and Annie Weiss Charlie and Patrice Liu Eric and Lisa Lowrey Mario Lozano, Jr. and Marie Smith Downing Lu and Peter Huybers Perry Lubin ’96 and Angelica Piz John ’98 and Alexandra Lynch Nora MacDonald ’01, TTC ’15 and Randy Berkowitz Chris and Molly Malloy Brad and Katrina Marchand 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 Tushar Mehrotra and Arathi Subramanian Ezra Miller and Cailin Burke Zweli Miller ’87 and Mary Teruel Kevin Mohan and Anne Williams Maggie ’91 and William Moran Robert Morris and Ingrid Bassett Tiffany Morris Anne Morriss and Frances Frei Beth Murrell ’95 and Carlos Reid Chris and Christina Myers Ed and Jana Naef Peter and April Nannucci Sam and Caitlyn Oates Liam and Sarah O’Brien Matt and Einat Ogden

Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Christy Rossi and Gregory Papp Roi Salgueiro Barrio and Maria Carmen Parga Ures Satu and Susie Parikh Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Yannis Paschalidis and Gina Mourtzinou Susanna Paterson and Flavio Sutti Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Sidd and Catherine Pattanayak Craig and Bianca Peskin Eliza Petrow Liz Phelps Beth and Jon Piskorowski Scot Plotnick and Melissa Hackel Steve and Amy Porter Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman Mike Putnam Uttam Jain and Phoebe Putnam

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

Russ and Zibby Pyle Isabel ’98 and John Rappoport Marta Rivas TTC ’99 and George Langdon III Brooksie Robbins and Christina Widing-Jonsson Todd Rogers and Sarah Dadkhah Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Mic Rosiello and Patrizia Mazzucato Akunna A. Rosser Sally Rosser TTC ’09 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 Seth and Alison Schonwald Jeffrey and Stephanie Schwartz

David and Jessica Sculley Noah and Delayne Seton Shahz Shaefi and Adrina DeVitre Sachin Shah and Divya Kumaraiah Robby Shaver and Daniela Procupez John and Christina Shin Adam and Rebecca Siegel Vikram Simha and Priyanka Naithani Josef Simon and Patricia Tung 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 Beau Stephan and Zeynep Icten

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Wladimir and Nadege Sterling Jillian Stile Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan Kate and Tai Sutliff KT and Xiaoling Takemae Mark Tang and Alice Lin Michael and Maggie Tang Josh Taylor and Laura Marroquin Spencer and Serena Taylor Chris TTC ’90 and Rachel Theodorou John Urschel and Louisa Thomas 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 Varanasi Greg Huang and Mara Vatz Larry Volk and Heidi Hoffman Marcin and Agnes von Grotthuss Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya Sam Wakefield and Milena Petranovic Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Chris and Mary Walsh Qiqi Wang and Rui Hu 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 Jamie Whitters IV ’88 Caleb Williams ’84 and Cheryl Etu-Williams Chris and Pam Willis Dave and Kristyn Willis Devon Wilson-Hill Christine Wittmann and Roscoe Brady, Jr.

Parents of Alumni

Mesfin Wolde and Ety Zeleke John and Genevieve Wolfe Alex Worden and Rudolf Gausling Abby Wright ’00 and Joshua Ransom Bobby and Doreen Yeh Ed Young and Lily Tsai Hang Yuan and Juan Liu Kurt and Yunmin Zala Dan ’90 and Laura Zalcman Nick Zappia, Jr. and Elizabeth Vilardi Anonymous (5)

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Parents of Alumni

GRADE IV

ROG Listing Fred Adair and Catherine Steiner-Adair Peter Agoos ’68 and Diane Fiedler Peter and MaryLee Aldrich Pedro Alonzo and Lane Coburn David and Sharmy Altshuler Paulo Alves, Jr. and Stephanie Avelino Holly ’80 and David Ambler Betsy Anderson TTC ’86 and Michael Zibello TTC ’93 Suresh Annavarapu and Adria Warren Rodney and Katharine Armstrong Aaron Baggish and Sylvia Winter Heidi Bailey Larry Bailis David and Alice Baltimore Tom Barrette, Jr. and Renée Landers Tom ’76 and Pamela Bator Ravi Batra George ’68 and Barbara Beal Dick Belin ’62 and Rosanne O’Brien Stephanie Berk ’70 and Charles Welch Hans-Peter ’75 and Karen Biemann Rashid Bilimoria and Kimberlee Luce

All lower school students look forward to Grade IV’s deep dive into Ancient Greece. One of the year’s many highlights are the Hades Plays, in which each Gradehead section creates their own original script. Students often make use of blacklights, with masks and props doused in fluorescent paint, for a mesmerizing effect that really brings the Underworld to life.

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 David Brewster ’86 and Oleanna Klein Sally Brewster Stephen and Joanna Breyer Meghan and Andrew Broadstone Beth Brown ’73, TTC ’87 and Brian Madsen Jason and Tamar Brown 17

Andrew Bundy ’68 and Karen Hansen Nancy and Michael Cahalane Acheson H. Callaghan Lindy and Martha Campbell Scott and Mary Carson Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Megin and Katie Charner-Laird Lael ’80 and Charlie Chester Bob Childs and Hilary Graham Bill and Catherine Chin Catherine Chu and Mark Kramer Gretchen Churchill Hal Churchill, Jr. ’52 and Diana Post Barbara Clark ’41 Peter Clemons and Marianne Benson

Prilly Cobb ’70 and Daniel Cherneff Frank and Susan Colannino Chip Collins and Anne Childs Dan and Caren Connell Ned Cooke, Jr. and Carol Warner Brian Cooper and Margueritte Murphy Ann ’51 and Arthur Corte Sally and James Crissman James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley Jared ’86 and Katherine Curhan Ronald and Joan Curhan Belden and Pamela Daniels Catherine and Allen David Kelly and Eric Davidson Tink ’61 and David Davis Thad ’85 and Juliana Davis Nick and Elizabeth Deane Paula and Nicholas Dello Russo Krista Demas Pam and Ty Dickinson Gail Donovan Paul Donovan and Carol Lazarus James Doyle and Meg Macri Kit Dreier ’45, TTC ’53 Elaine Dunn 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 Nima and Kate Eshghi Sherri Ettinger, PhD Jill TTC ’73 and Donald Eurich Jo-An Evans Lansing and Julia Fair Michael and Nina Farmer Allen Feinstein and Andrea Campbell

Ross FitzGerald and Mary Snow Jeanne and Sean Fitzgibbon Ann and William Forbush Jerry Friedman and Carolyn Fine William and Janice Galvin Michael and Alison Geffin Edward Ginsburg ’48 * Michael Givertz and Joanne Wolfe Richard and Anna Goettle 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 Louis Gutierrez Mete Habip and Ozlem Ergun Russ and Alina Haddleton Brian Hamilton and Donna Cohen The Hanenberger Family Kafi Harrington John and Jessie Harris Mark and Susie Hatfield Alyssa Haywoode and Malcolm Robinson Susan and Hap Hennigar Lee Herbst ’50, TTC ’58 Francisco Hernández and Siri Striar Paul and Kerry Hoffman Michael and Pat Horn James Houghton and Constance Coburn Bob and Kira Hower Kirsten Hoyte Wynn Huang and Matthias Wagner Terry and Gale Hunt Peter Ickes and Laura Gomez Ickes Joon Ilyon and Ilyon Woo Diane Imrey Spurr Seung-Hee Jeon

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

John Jeppson III ’55 Jonte and Lisa Joffe Hilary and Jeff Johnston Liza and Walker Jones Eric Jones and Holly Chen Tanya Jones ’89 and Lyn Montague Veronica Jorge-Curtis and Todd Curtis Fred Joseph and Teresa Scott Mhamed Jounaidi and Hanane Talea Bob and Marjie Kargman Mary ’59 and Peter Katzenstein Dennis Kim and Sylvia Fischer John Kim and Kathleen Choi Rokho Kim 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 Lance and Hilary Laing Andrew and Margo Lane Alison Lauriat ’61 Chris and Kathryn Lee Victor Lee and Stella Lee Chris and Heidi Legg Forbes and Jane Little Barbara Lloyd Boardy Lloyd Chuck Longfield David Lubin and Nora Huvelle Christine Lynch

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GRADE V Grade V’s embrace of China as a Central Subject came about twenty years ago, making it Shady Hill’s newest Central Subject. Students love kicking off the year with a field trip to Boston’s Chinatown, where they visit many traditional shops, enjoy a restaurant meal, and help one another eat with chopsticks.

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Di and Bruce MacPhail Sheryl Madden Chris and Molly Malloy Xolela and Siphokazi Mangcu Alexandra Eliot Marshall 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 Luke and Ranida McKneally

Current Grandparents Rory Morton ’78, TTC ’87 and Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Geoffrey and Barbara Movius Gale Munson Brit Nicholson and Lessie Robb-Nicholson Gail Nunes Tony Nunes Matt and Einat Ogden Andrew Oldman ’61 and Madeleine Otani Oldman Christy Rossi and Gregory Papp Elizabeth Parker Yannis Paschalidis and Gina Mourtzinou Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Michael and Katherine Patterson Parth Patwari and Debbie Cheng Steven and Lee Paul Jenny Payette ’75 and Jeffrey Peterson Don and Laurie Peck Joan Perera George Perkins ’72 and Polly Carpenter Roy Perlis and Deborah Gordon David Perreault and Hideko Nakajima 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 Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman Jane Rabb Peter and Kate Rabinov Andrea Rabinowitz TTC ’50 Janet Randall Annette and Stephen Raphel Matthew Reich and Penny Schwartz Howie Rice and Nina Coslov Gregory ’58 and Helen Rochlin

Lucy McNeece ’55 Robert McNeece Elizabeth and John McQuillan Susie Mees Longfield Jeff Meller Charles Merzbacher and Marcia Dworkind Shelley Midkiff Peter Miller and Mary Cassesso Gabriella Mills Alex Moot ’79 and Nancy Roosa Ryuji Morishita and Annie Chen Humphrey Morris and Deborah Greenman Nick and Jamie Morris-Kliment Alan Morse ’52 and Cecily Morse

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GRADE VI One of Grade VI’s memorable projects, as they study Africa, is the creation of masks in wood shop. Each student designs and creates their own mask, using symbolism to convey aspects of their identity. When the masks are then displayed in Assembly Hall, the skillful craftsmanship impresses the entire community, as does the tremendous breadth of self-expression.

Fernando Rodriguez-Villa and Pamela Peck Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Amy Rowe Laura Ryan and Peter Cavanagh The Sacerdote Family Inez Salesman and Herman Banks Katie Salter ’87, TTC ’98 and Lauren Holleran Mal and BJ Salter Deb Samaké Nunzi Sapuppo and Vanya Tulenko John Scheft and Lisa Sofis Selena Seto Anthony Sharma, Jr. and Nutan Sharma Bruce and Sandy Shaw James Shaw III and Lorna Lally John and Christina Shin Rosemary and Billy Shore Barry and Laura Simmons Josef Simon and Patricia Tung Karl Sims and Pattie Maes Suzanne Siner ’83 and Daniel Mirel Tony and Manera Smith Matey and Jean 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 Gib Staunton Jeff ’57 and Naomi Stonberg Bill and Ann Strong Rajendra and Sunita Sunuwar Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman Tadhg and Edith Sweeney Tosh and Renee Taketomo Dan and Karen Taylor Sarina Tcherepnin ’83 and James Morris Chris TTC ’90 and Rachel Theodorou Ken Thomsen and Lin Chen Peter and Elizabeth Thomson

William Trautvetter Jeffrey Trogolo and Julie Saidenberg Peter Tsvetkov and Sharon Dekel Jennifer ’76 and Jonathan Uhrig Avi Urbas and Naomi Ko 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 Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Chris and Mary Walsh Fred Wang ’65 Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett Ruth Webb ’84 and Matthew Bellows Fred ’68 and Peg TTC ’76 Weiss Langdon Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Betsy Whitters Garry Whyles and Robin Saunders Andrea Williams John Williams and Caroline Courtauld Benjamin Wilson and Amy Nadel John and Genevieve Wolfe Conrad ’65 and Mary Wright Anne Wulsin ’65 and Robert Franklin Charlie Wyzanski ’59 and Nilgün Gökgür Ed Young and Lily Tsai Dana Zadorozny and James Baldwin Rachel Zimmerman Anonymous (1)

Current Grandparents Theophilus and Mary Adjetey Peter Agoos ’68 and Diane Fiedler Seyfi and Fatima Aksehirli

Tim and Wendy Armour Sharyn Baldwin David and Alice Baltimore Suzanne Barry James and Rebecca Beck Beryl Benacerraf * Andrew and Brook Berger Robert Bloom and Christina Jameson Fred and Paulette Boling Pat Boyer Bennett Brady David Brewster Sally Brewster Stephen and Joanna Breyer Mary and William Burke Jill Burrill Rima Burroughs Barbara Clark ’41 Frank and Susan Colannino Paula and Nicholas Dello Russo

My granddaughter entered Shady Hill School as a kindergartener. With a curious mind, a love of the outdoors, and an active explorer, Shady Hill School—a believer that play and discovery are vital to each child’s growth—provides an excellent learning environment for her and others like her. Each day of her first year was spent enthusiastically getting to school to learn. I learned a few things I did not know in sharing her knowledge. I hope her enthusiasm for learning persists in the years to come. For these reasons and many more, I’m proud to support Shady Hill as a donor and a grandparent volunteer.” Marilyn Grant

Robert and Nancy Johnston Ann Jubelt Ned and Elin Kaufman Jessica and Dennis Keith Adam and Marcia Keller Nai Nan and Julia Ko Nancy Kramer Joanne Kriegel Patty Langdon David Langevin Peter Libby Susan and Ivan Lowenthal David Lubin and Nora Huvelle Gregory Macosko and Sharon Zane Paul Mahoney Chuck and Carolyn McCannon Louise McIlhenny and Hugh Riddleberger Anne Moran Gaylen Morgan Fran Morriss Lyn and Kevin Morrissey Michael and Mary Moskowitz Peter and Jane Newburger John O’Connell and Eleanor Duffy Lynne and Glenn Ogden William and Patricia Piner Dorothy Powe John Primmer Pat Primmer

Don and Linda Desimini Sarah and Christopher Dewart Mary Diem Chuck and Meg Dinsmore Penn ’75 and Athena Edmonds Peter and Cynthia Ellis Betsy and David Epstein Ron and Phyllis Ettinger Joan Ford Michael and Rebecca Foster Louise Friend and Zachary Miller Jack and JoAnn Fruchtman Scott and Susan Garrett Robert Gaughen and Kathy Deerman Louis and Robin Gerstner Marilyn Grant Donald and Anne Harrington Nina Hayes Susan and Hap Hennigar Margaret and Thomas Henriksen Carol and Robert Henry Art and Sherry Hoffman Romer and Deming Holleran

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

Judi Quagliaroli John and Shannon Quinn Deborah Robbins ’63 Celina Romany Terry and Jani Ross Inez Salesman and Herman Banks Mal and BJ Salter Mark and Shelly Saltzman Joseph and Peggy Seton Virginia Shahinian and Rustam DeVitre Matthew and Janet Sherman William and Renee Shettle Terry Shilling Adrian and Christine Slywotzky Matey and Jean Smith Jim and Karen Sparkes Jared and Susan Stamell Clare M. Stile Deborah Stinnett ’56 Laurie Swett Lorna Tang Patricia Taylor James and Sherri Thomas Gene and Meredith Thompson Brinkley Thorne and Mazie Cox William and Charlotte Tung Guoying Wang and Junying Fan Catherine and Mohamed Wasfy Robert and Susan Wasserman Karen Werner

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Shady Hill Fund Donors Gary and Fran Whaley Betsy Whitters John Williams and Caroline Courtauld Peter and Shirley Williams Dudley and Sally Willis Kathy Wittmann Conrad ’65 and Mary Wright Stan and MichaelAnn Zemon Anonymous (1)

Grandparents of Alumni Jim and Marguerite Borden Brenda Brodie Ronald and Joan Curhan Tink ’61 and David Davis Peter and Anna Davol Sally Edmonds William and Janice Galvin Maisie Houghton ’55 James Hoyte and Norma Dinnall Fred and Katherine Joseph Andrew and Margo Lane Patrick and Ronda Maloney Tony and Elizabeth Mastroianni Richard and Anna Roelofs Barry and Laura Simmons Dan and Karen Taylor Ruth Agoos Villalovos

Current Faculty & Staff Betsy Anderson TTC ’86 Maggie Beasley Emily Blackwell TTC ’03 Barbara Bratzel Steph Campbell Suk Wan Chin-Chow Hanh Cho Mellisha Culpepper Alex D’Abruzzo McKenna Daly Kelly Davidson Krista Demas Cindy Dobe Tracy Eisenberg Ross FitzGerald

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

Sara Fromme Betsy Ginsberg Phyllis Grant Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 Pat Horn Hannah Jones Heather Koerber TTC ’94 Jeannie LaPlante Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Suzanne Locke Nora MacDonald ’01 TTC ’15 Amanda Marinell Johanna Mendillo Robin Patch Susanna Paterson Jenny Payette ’75 Doug Raymond Marta Rivas TTC ’99 Sachi Rodes Laura Ryan Alida Salins Alyssa ShenFilerman ’15 Emma Shoemaker Sally Snickenberger Michelle Snyder Mark Stanek Lyndsey Starks Sarina Tcherepnin Chris Theodorou TTC ’90 Jonathan Wall Sarah Wasserman Galen White Devon Wilson-Hill Daryl Wright William Yepes - Amaya Sandra Zuckerman Anonymous (1)

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In Memory of Giving

IIn memory of Bill Bellows Kerith Gardner ’84 In memory of Beryl Benacrraf Peter Libby In memory of Sally Butcher Sam Butcher In memory of John B. Carroll Melissa Chapin ’59 In memory of Edie Caudill Kit Dreier ’45, TTC ’53 In memory of Margaret Williams Clausen ’39 Jane Williams ’44

GRADE VII The Colonial Fair is one of Grade VII’s muchanticipated days. Through posters, dioramas, miniature cubby exhibits and other visual and sensory displays, students create an impressive museum, sharing much that they have learned about Early American history.

Sally Crissman Will Crissman ’92 , TTC ’04 Catherine David Paula Dello Russo Sarah Dewart Pamela Dickinson Kit Dreier ’45, TTC ’53 Elaine Dunn Jill L. Eurich TTC ’73 Jessica Flaxman Angela Garcia Mimi Gleason Merce Grandin Jane Hardy Susan Hennigar Lee Herbst ’50, TTC ’58 Michael Horn Liza Jones Veronica Jorge-Curtis Lance Laing Bob Lawler Di MacPhail Susan Maxwell TTC ’76

Past Faculty & Staff Laura Bak ’83 Julia Bator ’83 TTC ’91 Niko Brattke TTC ’20 Beth Brown ’73 TTC ’87 Meg Burt Nancy Cahalane Jennifer Casey Peter Clemons 21

Louise McIlhenny Rory Morton ’78, TTC ’87 Anne Nash Tony Nunes Deb Polansky TTC ’93 Jenny Polshek Annette Raphel Deb Samaké Kate Seeger Bruce Shaw Jonathan Slater Lindsay Smith ’94, TTC ’04 Anne Snyder TTC ’77 Will Stansbury III Gib Staunton Peter Thomson Jen Tobin Haydock Katie Vaughn ’90, TTC ’99 Tom Vorenberg ’76 TTC ’87 Suzanne Webber ’64 Betsy Whitters John Williams Dana Zadorozny Anonymous (1)

In memory of Patricia Colton ’50 Theresa Koukias Paula Sable In memory of Christopher R. Eliot ’48 Alexandra Eliot Marshall In memory of Jonathan Evans Jo-An Evans In memory of Cassie Firenze Jill Burrill Ross FitzGerald and Mary Snow In memory of Nancy Foote ’36 Pat Bentley Sally Collier Gwyned Trefethen ’68

In memory of Jerry Hakes Polly Hubbard ’80

In memory of Lenore Travis ’63 Catherine and Allen David

In memory of Patrick Harrington ’78 L. J. Harrington III ’77

In Honor of Giving

In honor of Kamal Aditya Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya

In memory of Miles Jaffe ’56 Tony Bryan ’56 Allan Chapin ’56 Alan Galbraith ’56 Marianna Hartsong ’56 Deborah Stinnett ’56 Corky Isaacs White ’56 Members of the Class of 1956

In honor of Julia Alexander Jeff and Elizabeth Case In honor of Nina Alexander Brian Drewes and Meizi Huang Joe Holper and Rebecca Shilling In honor of Anthony Amoroso Jeff and Elizabeth Case Emily and Eric Ruiz

In memory of Peggy O’Connor Kirk David Kirk In memory of Angel M. Klein Marc Klein ’79 In memory of Patricia Loring Lawrence and Linda Ardito

In honor of Betsy Anderson TTC ’86 Jeff and Elizabeth Case Emily and Eric Ruiz Will and Diane Stansbury

In memory of Patrick J. Lydon ’65 Ted Agoos ’65

In honor of Jane Leahy-Bassillere Tai and Kate Sutliff

In memory of Harvey Margolis Amelia Margolis Haddad ’90

In honor of Karen Bassett Kathie Childers

In memory of Daniel Perreault Nakajima ’14 David Perreault and Hideko Nakajima In memory of John (Jock) T. Stewart Kate Read Villars ’74

In honor of Maggie Beasley Jeff and Elizabeth Case Jeremy and Hilary Forster Emily and Eric Ruiz Beau Stephan and Zeynep Icten KT and Xiaoling Takemae

In memory of Katharine Taylor Katharine Straight ’55

In honor of Teddy Benfield Martha Bloom In honor of Veer Bhalla TTC ’17 Jeff and Elizabeth Case Liam and Sarah O’Brien In honor of Ivana Brown Savanna and Don Jabro Einat and Matt Ogden In honor of Louis Caldarella TTC ’00 Maggie ’91 and William Moran In honor of Chef Maggie Eliza Petrow The Class of 1980 Amelia Margolis Haddad ’90 In honor of Jody Coleman Tai and Kate Sutliff

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

In honor of Mr. C (Peter Cornell) Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt Eliza Petrow In honor of Miles Crusberg-Roseen Downing Lu and Peter Huybers In honor of Mellisha Culpepper Craig and Lynne Standish In honor of McKenna Daly Steve McElroy and Carla Ricci KT and Xiaoling Takemae In honor of Anne Moncrieff de Arrate ’71, TTC ’16 Craig and Bianca Peskin In honor of Krista Demas Eliza Petrow Alex Worden and Rudolf Gausling In honor of Tracy Eisenberg Jeff and Elizabeth Case Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman Todd Rogers and Sarah Dadkhah Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman In honor of Emily Ellis Peter and Cynthia Ellis In honor of Sophia Ellis Peter and Cynthia Ellis In honor of Nico Firenze Jill Burrill In honor of Ross FitzGerald Jeff and Elizabeth Case Robert Chen and Heidi Su Mary Snow Cati and Rodrigo Verdi In honor of Jeff Freeman ’50 David Kaplan ’50 In honor of Maddi Freundlich TTC ’21 Derek Li ’23 John ’98 and Alexandra Lynch In honor of Sara Fromme Tai and Kate Sutliff In honor of Betsy Ginsberg’s five-year anniversary at SHS Joe Muha

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Memorial, Honorary Giving, In-Kind Giving and Matching Gifts (Continued) In honor of Kirk Goetchius ’76, TTC ’86 Maggie ’91 and William Moran In honor of Amy Goodman Prasanna Ramachandran and Sudha Krishnan In honor of Darin Goulet Martha Bloom In honor of Phyllis Grant Molly Colvin Eliza Petrow In honor of Jerry Hakes Polly Hubbard ’80 In honor of Tom Harding TTC ’88 Martha Bloom Tai and Kate Sutliff In honor of Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 Damnath and Dilusha De Tissera Andrew Spofford In honor of Lois Hetland Sia Sanneh ’94 In honor of Betsy Hetzler Eliza Petrow In honor of Pat Horn Robert Chen and Heidi Su Henry He and Jane Guo Hang Yuan and Juan Liu In honor of Josh Horowitz ’TTC ’97 Jeff and Elizabeth Case Nir Liberboim and Jay Sammons Downing Lu and Peter Huybers

In honor of Hannah Jones Chris and Lindsey Baker Jeff and Elizabeth Case Sophia George ’21 Henry He and Jane Guo Savanna and Don Jabro

In honor of Mary Patterson Maggie ’91 and William Moran

In honor of Lia Kornmehl Ellen and Ernie Kornmehl In honor of Claudia Landaverde Eliza Petrow

In honor of Vanessa Phifer Amy and Casey Carlisle Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt

In honor of George Langdon Hang Yuan and Juan Liu

In honor of Tracy Polte Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt Darrell Jordan-Smith and Rosita Yang

In honor of Jeannie LaPlante Tai and Kate Sutliff In honor of Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Brian Drewes and Meizi Huang Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak Michael Givertz and Joanne Wolfe Craig and Bianca Peskin Eliza Petrow Jillian Stile

In honor of Antonio Humphrey TTC ’18 Maggie ’91 and William Moran

In honor of Anabel MargolisBorgeson ’10 Amelia Margolis Haddad ’90

In honor of Caitlin Jackson TTC ’14 David Atkin and Veronica Lemcoff Prasanna Ramachandran and Sudha Krishnan

In honorz of Marya Outterson Eliza Petrow

In honor of Jake Kornmehl Ellen and Ernie Kornmehl

In honor of Suzanne Locke Martha Bloom

In honor of Paran Quigley Martha Bloom Todd Rogers and Sarah Dadkhah

In honor of Tamyko Morris Rendall Howell and Nancy Hill Tushar Mehrotra and Arathi Subramanian

In honor of Jody Kopple Martha Bloom

In honor of Keri Hughes Tai and Kate Sutliff

In honor of Margaret McGaffigan Todd Rogers and Sarah Dadkhah

In honor of Johanna Mendillo Martha Bloom

In honor of Heather Koerber TTC ’94 Eliza Petrow

In honor of Kate Hudson Jeff and Elizabeth Case

In honor of Caroline Prince ’06 Amelia Margolis Haddad ’90

In honor of Jenny Medvene-Collins Jeff and Elizabeth Case

In honor of Anna Klepper Jeff and Elizabeth Case

In honor of Jenni Lind TTC ’21 Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak Sachin and Poorvi Patodia

In honor of Jeremy McCauley Jeff and Elizabeth Case

In honor of Vince Quirk Doug Raymond In honor of Kate Radlauer TTC ’20 Jeff and Elizabeth Case In honor of Shalini Rao Eliza Petrow Prasanna Ramachandran and Sudha Krishnan In honor of Marta Rivas TTC ’99 Sommer Thomas ’03 In honor of Diane Robinson Jeff and Elizabeth Case In honor of Dana Rogers Jeff and Elizabeth Case Nir Liberboim and Jay Sammons Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman In honor of Erica Rogers-Jensen Jeff and Elizabeth Case In honor of Jacob Rose Martha Bloom

In honor of Eric Rosenthal Henry He and Jane Guo Hang Yuan and Juan Liu In honor of Janet Ross Eliza Petrow In honor of Laura Ryan Jeff and Elizabeth Case Jeremy and Hilary Forster Beau Stephan and Zeynep Icten KT and Xiaoling Takemae In honor of Alida Salins Ellie Langevin and Laurie Bishop Emily and Eric Ruiz In honor of John Segar ’72 Prilly Cobb ’70 Anna Segar Sperry ’05 Amy Sullivan TTC ’92 and Terry Wong Jennifer L. Tobin Haydock TTC ’85 In honor of Aneesa Sen Jeff and Elizabeth Case In honor of Kabir Sen ’92, TTC ’07 Joe Holper and Rebecca Shilling Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman In honor of Aram Shaefi ’31 Virginia Shahinian and Rustam DeVitre In honor of Kameshia Sheperd Jeremy and Hilary Forster Benjamin Rymzo and Isabel Arrillaga Wladimir and Nadege Sterling In honor of Emma Shoemaker Henry He and Jane Guo Hang Yuan and Juan Liu In honor of Sally Snickenberger Jeff and Elizabeth Case Emily and Eric Ruiz In honor of Mark Stanek Nima and Kate Eshghi Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman Tai and Kate Sutliff

In honor of Pam Maryanski David Atkin and Veronica Lemcoff Eliza Petrow Prasanna Ramachandran and Sudha Krishnan

In honor of Hazel Taylor Patricia Taylor

MILESTONE MOMENTS

In honor of Wyeth Taylor Patricia Taylor In honor of Sarina Tcherepnin ’83 Amy and Casey Carlisle Jeff and Elizabeth Case Di and Bruce MacPhail In honor of Chris Theodorou TTC ’90 Jeff and Elizabeth Case David Kim and Hyun Joo Lee Einat and Matt Ogden In honor of Meghan Thomsen Brian Drewes and Meizi Huang

GRADE VIII

In honor of Stephanie Travers Darrell Jordan-Smith and Rosita Yang

The Grade VIII musical is a long-standing Shady Hill tradition, welcoming every eighth grader who

In honor of Jonathan Wall Jeff and Elizabeth Case Christopher Fischer and Maryann Deak

wants to be on stage or who prefers to serve in a backstage role. Lessons learned include the joys of teamwork, the payoff of rigorous rehearsals,

In honor of Erin Warwick Darrell Jordan-Smith and Rosita Yang

the magic of sets, props and costumes, and so much more.

In honor of Grace Wettach Doug Brown and Dee Elms Jeff and Elizabeth Case Maggie ’91 and William Moran Robert Morris and Ingrid Bassett Jason Whaley and Meredith Quinn

In honor of Sarah Wooten Eliza Petrow Prasanna Ramachandran and Sudha Krishnan Alex Worden and Rudolf Gausling

In honor of Galen White Darrell Jordan-Smith and Rosita Yang Einat and Matt Ogden Cati and Rodrigo Verdi

In honor of Daryl Wright Brian Drewes and Meizi Huang

In honor of Erika Whitters Eliza Petrow

In honor of William Yepes Maggie ’91 and William Moran

In honor of Charlie Wyzanski ’59 Mary ’59 and Peter Katzenstein

In honor of Jamila Wilson Alex Worden and Rudolf Gausling Emily and Eric Ruiz

In-Kind Giving

Xander ’85 and Sibylle Dyer Anonymous (1)

In honor of Sandy Tang Tanaka TTC ’10 Jeff and Elizabeth Case

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

Matching Gift Companies

Alliance Bernstein American Realty Advisors Bain Capital Biogen Idec Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education ICF MFS Microsoft Matching Gifts Program State Street Bank Takeda Pharmaceuticals Toyota Matching Gifts Twitter Inc UBS Vertex Foundation Wayfair Wellington Management Company Anonymous (1)

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Biko Mangcu Memorial Playground In the fall of 2021, Shady Hill began to redesign the playgrounds that serve our youngest students, prompted by the age and condition of the play structures there. Mark Stanek formed a committee of lower school teachers, who began meeting regularly with the School’s architects, learning about equipment and layout options, and making selections that would best support the ages they teach. At that time, the notion that our community would lose a cherished Beginner student was the furthest thing from anyone’s mind. Then Memorial Day Weekend of 2022 brought the devastating news that 4-year-old Biko Mangcu had drowned, thrusting the whole Shady Hill community into shock and grief. Some months later, Mark conferred with Biko’s family about how best to memorialize him. Biko’s mother, Sipho Mangcu, on hearing about the playground renovation, immediately chose this project. “Biko was never happier than when he was exploring new playgrounds! Playgrounds were his happy place; he’d instantly make friends with whoever he met there, and he’d never want to leave.” Donors to the Playground, in Memory of Biko Mangcu:

With the family’s blessing, we invited community support for the playground, and the gifts poured in. Coming together around a visible, enduring project like this – one so naturally resonant of Biko’s passions – helped channel community members’ individual and collective grief.

Charley Aldrich ’95 and Meredith Thomas David Atkin David Atkin and Veronica Lemcoff Holly ’80 and David Ambler Carita Anderson and Andrew Aldridge Heidi Bailey Baker Family Fund Ben Barlow and Caroline Nolan Jane Basillere Todd Basnight and Toinette Rivas Ravi Batra Maggie and Nicholas Beasley Aaron Beck and Jessie Ko Ben Barlow and Caroline Nolan Teddy Benfield Shantal Besiimire Emily TTC ’03 and William Blackwell Jordan and Esther Bleicher Dan and Kim Blumenthal Todd and Christina Boling David Brenninkmeyer and Anri Wheeler

As Sipho puts it, “The idea that his memory will live on in the form of a new Shady Hill playground is a source of some comfort. His spirit will be felt there. He will always be part of recess now.” We are touched beyond words at the strong support this project elicited. Deep thanks to all the donors listed below – and to future donors whose gifts are still coming in.

Kakra Brew-Smith and Sandra Zuckerman Hannah TTC ’11 and Nathaniel Brewster Meghan and Andrew Broadstone Kip Brown ’84 and Beth Nichols Ivana Brown Luke and Maureen Burns Louis Caldarella TTC ’00 Steph Campbell Amy and Casey Carlisle Jefferson and Elizabeth Case Frank and Anastasia Catrickes David Chancogne and Carrie Murphy Jeff Chung and Sam Ahn John Coates and Ingrid Scheibler Colbert Family Colin Connolly and Nathalie Roy John Ewing and Zara Cooper Keegan Cordner and Amy Cordner James Croom, Jr. and Tara Hurley Mellisha and Sophia Culpepper McKenna Daly Tom and Keya Dannenbaum Jeita ’94 and Donald Deng Kelly and Robert Dietel Evan Efstathiou and Anastasia Contos Dai Ellis ’90 and Elizabeth Foster Jason and Cecily Epstein Sherri Ettinger, PhD Scott and Tara Fitzgerald Dan Fleder and Lindsay Jubelt Jeremy and Hilary Forster Raghav and Divya Gadodia Brett and Maryam Garrett Porter Gifford ’79 and Serena Wilkie Gifford Elizabeth Ginsberg Allison Godlewski Caro Gómez and Dave Kramer David Gourley and Tracy Donsky Phyllis Grant Jeremy Green and Yvonne Adams James Greenwood Harpreet Grewal and Sharon French

Grossman Family Charitable Foundation Thomas H. Harding TTC ’88 Trevor and Isabel Hardy Kafi Harrington Alyssa Haywoode and Malcolm Robinson Jerry and Rebecca Henry Katherine Hesko TTC ’08 and Andrew Spofford Rendall Howell and Nancy Hill Joe Holper and Rebecca Shilling Josh Horwitz TTC ’97 and Emily Dello Russo Horwitz ’90, TTC ’03 Lisa Iaccarino Savanna and Don Jabro Adam J. Margolin and Meghan K. Jasani Andrew Jawa and Asha Anandaiah Hilary and Jeff Johnston

Hannah Jones and David Hall Derek and Lidiane Jones Dan and Milena Karelitz Travis and Zoe Keller Lisa Kerrigan Alan Khazei and Vanessa Kirsch Ted and Andrea Killory Heather Koerber TTC ’94 and Jake Nunes Joey and Jennifer Kolchinsky Gerstner-Lakdawala Family Foundation

Mike Lampert and Laura Babbitt Ellie Langevin and Laurie Bishop Chris and Kathryn Lee Eric and Lisa Lowrey Chris and Molly Malloy Scott Manalis and Angel Tsai Brad and Katrina Marchand Matthew Martin and Laurie Johnston Pam Maryanski Emily and Devereaux McClatchey Heidi McCune Steve McElroy and Carla Ricci Melissa and Bob McGaughey Luke and Ranida McKneally Robert Morris and Ingrid Bassett Kara and Matt Morton Rory Morton ’78, TTC ’87 and Betsy Leahy TTC ’83 Beth Murrell ’95 and Carlos Reid Peter and April Nannucci Sam and Caitlyn Oates Matt and Einat Ogden Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Satu and Susie Parikh Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Shaun Pedersen and Alexandra Abbott Craig and Bianca Peskin Eliza Petrow Camille Powe and Manny Foster Robert Primmer and Shira Fruchtman Mike Putnam Paran Quigley Kate Radlauer TTC ’20 Chris Randall Howie Rice and Nina Coslov Marta Rivas TTC ’99 and George Langdon III Rocking Chair Foundation Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Eric and Emily Ruiz Laura Ryan and Peter Cavanagh Alida Salins Cass Sapir and Elana Feldman Schwab Charitable Fund Jeffrey and Stephanie Schwartz

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

Selena Seto Noah and Delayne Seton Shahz Shaefi and Adrina DeVitre James Shaw III and Lorna Lally Suzanne Siner ’83 and Daniel Mirel Adrian Slywotzky and Miriam Eckelhoefer Sally Snickenberger Michael and Emily Speicher Craig and Lynne Standish Mark Stanek Helena Taylor and Stephen Sullivan Jake Sussman and Jessica Flaxman Kate and Tai Sutliff Colby Swettberg Sarah Swettberg The Margaret and Jack Tarver Foundation Spencer and Serena Taylor Stephanie Travers Marcin and Agnes von Grotthuss Larry Volk and Heidi Hoffman Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Chris and Mary Walsh Jason and Meagan Wasfy Sasha Watson Eskelund Mary Webb ’78 and Sean McDonnell

Ruth Webb ’84 and Matthew Bellows Jason Whaley and Meredith Quinn Pratt Wiley ’91 Dave and Kristyn Willis Devon Wilson-Hill Christine Wittmann and Roscoe Brady, Jr. John and Genevieve Wolfe Abby Wright ’00 and Joshua Ransom Dana Zadorozny and James Baldwin Nick Zappia, Jr. and Elizabeth Vilardi David Zimmer and Rachel Sherman Anonymous (13)

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Endowment Funds*

As of June 30, 2023

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.

The Agnes Boyle O’Reilly Hocking Fund $359,820 Alexander Family Faculty Fund $334,192 The Bruce Shaw Fund $1,962,247 Class of 1981 Fund $438,858 Class of 1982 Fund $435,428 Class of 1983 Fund $425,633 Class of 1986 Fund $211,795 Class of 1989 Fund $271,700 Class of 1998 Fund $185,635 Class of 1999 Fund $221,597 Class of 2000 Millennium Fund $181,910 Class of 2014 Fund $100,905 Edith Caudill Fund $553,439 Faculty Compensation Fund $2,072,051 Faculty Development Fund $4,625,269 Faculty Salary Fund $2,497,566 The Faith Chase Fund $115,412 Frank Vincent Fund $474,688 Janet Patterson Fund $171,010 Joseph C. Segar Fund $121,998 Moorrees Family Fund $37,610 Pathways Fund Faculty Salaries and Development $1,942,136 Robert F. Lawler Faculty Development Fund $345,134 SHS Campaign Fund for Faculty Salaries $151,227 The Steinert Family Fund for Faculty Support $1,434,773 Total for Faculty Funds $ 19,672,032

Financial Aid Funds Alice A. Thorp Financial Aid Fund Altshuler Family Financial Aid Fund Class of 1980 Financial Aid Fund E. Barton Chapin Financial Aid Fund Chester Family Fund for Financial Aid 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 Rick A. Jarvis ’78 Fund for Financial Aid SHS Fund for Financial Aid SHS Fund in Support of Financial Aid The Suzanne Z. Deutsch Fund for Financial Aid Total for Financial Aid Funds

$238,966 $305,227 $377,124 $216,324 $90,286 $819,739 $94,881 $702,881 $440,395 $470,094 $280,641 $203,040 $168,978 $228,316 $1,906,632 $257,507 $ 6,801,031

Teacher Training Course (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 Total for Teacher Training Center Funds

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 Total for Program 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 Nature & Learning Endowment Total for General Funds

$125,829 $4,949,151 $57,671 $72,405 $162,266 $125,106 $215,526 $477,915 $329,626 $156,889 $38,717 $281,103 $1,619,839 $ 8,612,041

General Funds

Total Endowment

* Pre-audited Figures

$578,531 $140,600 $1,942,136 $2,050,372 $184,572 $1,683,398 $275,255 $ 6,854,866

$1,165,797 $1,245,873 $7,956,004 $5,826,409 $2,602,496 $1,629,381 $302,897 $124,838 $108,453 $ 20,962,149

Shady Hill evokes fond memories, and it is where I met lifelong friends. The highly skilled, dedicated, passionate and caring faculty and staff create a supportive and positive community. The curriculum provides unparalleled enrichment, while uniquely catering and challenging each student. I recall pivotal moments in my education at Shady Hill, which fostered my development, confidence, and my lifelong desire to learn. My appreciation for Shady Hill and the desire to ensure its future are why I continue to support the school.

$ 62,902,119

Kate Chin ’00

Endowment Giving

The Willow Tree Society Watercolor by Erika Whitters P’23, ’25

General Funds

Twelve of Shady Hill’s endowment funds were boosted by new donations in Fiscal Year 2023. We offer thanks to all the donors who demonstrated their generosity and long-term vision by supporting the endowment.

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. General Unrestricted

Financial Aid Funds

This fund provides support for Shady Hill’s general operations.

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

Anne Vaughan ’57

Program Funds

Established in 2019 by Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky, with additional contributions from many others, this tribute to the late Cassie Firenze, Director of Admission and Financial Aid, supports financial aid for children of employees. Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky Betsy Ginsberg Peter Ickes and Laura Gomez Ickes Suzanne Webber ’64 Jack and Blair Wylie

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 Dr. Jonathan J. Freeman Endowment Fund for Financial Aid

The Fund in support of the Hub Integrator at Shady Hill

Established in 2000 by the Freeman Family and their friends in memory of parent Dr. Jonathan J. Freeman. This fund supports financial aid.

Established in 2016 to support the Hub Integrator faculty position.

Fred Wang ’65

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

TTC Funds

The Frederick A. Wang Financial Aid Fund

Douglas Cheek Memorial Fund

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

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

Fred Wang ’65

Richard and Betsy Cheek

The Rick Jarvis ’78 Fund for Financial Aid

Jane Prescott Endowed Teacher Training Course Fund

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

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.

Sarah Wasserman and Brian Bassett Suzanne Webber ’64 Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education

Betsy Whitters

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.

Gerstner-Lakdawala Family Foundation Anonymous (1)

Faculty Funds 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)

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 weeping willow trees that have graced Shady Hill’s landscape over the decades. 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 William M. and 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 * Mrs. Suzanne Z. Deutsch * Mary C. Eliot TTC ’48 * Patty Elvebak ’50

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 and Cecily Morse Biz Munder ’95 Tare Newbury, Jr. ’53 * Nancy Nichols ’45 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

Jo-An and 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 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

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

David Ross ’58* 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 * Anonymous (1)

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Alum Bequeaths Largest Sum Ever in Shady Hill’s History apartment in Manhattan, had not yet been sold but is currently on the market, as of this writing. Then those proceeds – roughly $500,000 – will join the rest, making this not just the largest bequest in the School’s history, but the largest single gift to Shady Hill of any type.

In March of 2021, Shady Hill was notified that a graduate of the Class of 1957, Anne Thompson Vaughan, had passed away and had named the School as sole beneficiary of her entire estate. Anne, who never had children and who outlived her cherished husband of 49 years, commented to her caregivers during her final illness that Shady Hill had been an oasis of exciting learning and stability at a time when her home life was rocky. She remained forever grateful to the school, supporting the Shady Hill Fund with such loyalty that she earned “Beehive Society” status for her uninterrupted years of giving. She served as a Class Agent, a member of the (then) Alumni Fund Committee, and an organizer of her class’s 50th reunion in 2007.

by Bruce Shaw

to you.” The committee invested conservatively but unconventionally: oil and gas exploration, timber—anything they deemed as safe but with growth potential. The result? Committee member David Thurston, himself an investment professional, told me that from 1998 to 2008, “Shady Hill was the number one performing institution in the world because we bought things cheap. The world!”

In 1993, while I was interviewing to become the school’s fifth Director, everyone touted the recent successes of the Investment Committee. Led by Harvard Business School professor (and later its Dean) Jay Light, Shady Hill’s endowment had grown by a remarkable 175% in less than five years without a fundraising campaign. The increase had resulted from wise investing. Sadly, Jay died last fall. Before my first meeting with the committee, people told me: “Don’t worry. You don’t need to feel nervous.” Such an admonition, of course, always makes one apprehensive, and so I arrived at the meeting edgy and hesitant; they would quickly surmise I really didn’t know much about investing. But people were right: there was no need to worry. Why? Jay Light was in charge.

Photo credit Stephanie Mitchell and Harvard University

In Memoriam: Jay Light October 3, 1941 – October 15, 2022

In May of 2023, the Board voted Anne Thompson to place the initial $2.8 million Vaughan ’57 into Shady Hill’s unrestricted endowment, where it will help sustain the more robust financial aid formula and the more generous employee salaries authorized by the Board over the past two fiscal years.

After Shady Hill, Anne went on to the Winsor School and Vassar College. Post college, she was a stage actor, where she met her husband Stuart, a director. Together they founded several small theater companies in New York City and its suburbs, Seattle, and New Orleans. Stuart later co-founded the New York Shakespeare Festival and served as its artistic director for many years. Anne moved from acting into producing and stage-managing.

“We’re excited that this bequest comes when we have been working intensively on strategic prioritization. This exceptionally generous gift will help us grow Shady Hill’s endowment so that we can invest in financial aid and faculty salaries,” observed Trustee Chair Alyssa Haywoode. “We are deeply grateful for Anne’s lifelong affection for Shady Hill and for her heartfelt commitment to our future.”

The bequest is still making its way to Shady Hill. In fiscal year 2023, about $3 million arrived; the final component, a co-op

Shady Hill’s endowment was $5 million in 1989 when the Committee formed, nearly $9 million when I became Director just 5 years later, and before the latest downturn had soared to over $70 million. It’s more than success. It represents profound accomplishment. Jay’s inspired leadership resulted in Shady Hill’s capacity to meet its most ambitious and institutionally important goals. In committee meetings, Jay listened more than spoke and asked questions that promoted depth of thought as well as innovation. He only had the school’s interests at heart. And he managed all this with humor and humility. Not only is Shady Hill far better off because of him, but also his mentoring strengthened my own leadership skills. We are indebted to this great man who brought intelligence and humor to every interaction. RIP, Jay.

Jay had the perfect surname because he conveyed light wherever he went. He had a sense of humor, a ready smile, a willingness to explain even the most rudimentary concepts and an absolute lack of disdain for people like me who didn’t know much about money. “If it doesn’t sound right, just raise your hand and let us know what you’re thinking,” he told me. “If anything’s confusing, let’s go out to lunch and I’ll do my best to explain,” he said. “You’re in charge. If it sounds institutionally wrong, let us know. We’ll always listen

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

* Indicates Deceased Donors

Highest Impact Donors of 2022–2023 Looking back on fiscal year 2023, we are grateful to each and every one of the 1078 donors who collectively gave and pledged $7,165,001 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, the Lower School Playground renovation, and various endowment funds. 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

$15,000 – $24,999

$10,000 – $14,999

Sarah and Ed Baker The Estate of Mary Bundy ’39 * Jefferson and Elizabeth Case Keith Flaherty and Mira Kautzky Kim Henry and Jim Quagliaroli Ted and Andrea Killory Matt and Einat Ogden The Estate of Anne Vaughan ’57 *

Louise Barzilay and Stephen Berenson Frank and Anastasia Catrickes Louis and Robin Gerstner Joe Holper and Rebecca Shilling Derek and Lidiane Jones Chris and Kathryn Lee Chris and Molly Malloy Sam and Caitlyn Oates Kathryn and Heiko Oldoerp Jacob Taylor and Jean Park Craig and Bianca Peskin Beth and Jon Piskorowski Constantin von Wentzel and Shoma Aditya Robin Walker and Geoffrey Talvola Langdon Wheeler and Katherine Metcalfe Anonymous (5)

Holly ’80 and David Ambler Craig Bergstrom CFA ’85 Loren Bouchard ’84 Ramon Casadesus-Masanell and Ana Gonzalez-Palomares Steve Frank and Adam Berger Jeremy and Hannelore Grantham

$50,000 – $99,999

Gerstner-Lakdawala Family Foundation Brad and Katrina Marchand Elizabeth and John McQuillan Kevin Mohan, JD and Anne Williams Kate and Tai Sutliff Anonymous (7) $25,000 – $49,999

Miguel and Laura De Icaza Jason and Cecily Epstein Eli and Sheri Gurock Adam J. Margolin and Meghan K. Jasani Dan and Milena Karelitz Edith H. Overly Foundation Trust Satu and Susie Parikh Fran Rosenzweig and David Davidson Fred Wang ’65 Anonymous (2)

Mark and Susie Hatfield Savanna and Don Jabro Melissa and Bob McGaughey Sachin and Poorvi Patodia Jeffrey and Stephanie Schwartz Mason ’89 and Mariella Smith Matey and Jean Smith Julia and Mark Wetmore Anonymous (2)

“ We feel deeply connected to and invested in the Shady Hill School community and its mission of joyful, active learning. Each night when we sit down to dinner, and get a recap of our son’s day at school, the projects he is working on, amazing teachers he is learning from, his updates on how Central Subject is woven into the curriculum of various classes and we see the incredible friendships he is forming, we are reminded of what a special learning environment he is a part of. We give to organizations that have deep meaning and importance to our family, and Shady Hill is a no brainer for us.”

– Adam Margolin and Meghan Jasani P’29

Thank you!

“ Shady Hill’s progressive education model includes students sharing their learning throughout the year with the entire community. Assemblies, the Greek Olympics and, as the above photo illustrates, re-enacting 19th century mill labor strikes, all celebrate the joys of learning in action. The same community responsibility for celebrating learning is also echoed by all the families who make a financial gift to the School. The community’s strong sense that philanthropy is a community responsibility, demonstrated by all the names in this publication, inspires. The citizenship that community members elicit with their philanthropy impacts students and teachers, who are able to immerse themselves fully in joyful learning experiences. Thank you for your gifts and commitment to Shady Hill’s progressive education model.” – Devon Wilson-Hill, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations and Development

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

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