2012-2013 Annual Report by The Ethel Walker School

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The beginning of the epic blizzard of 2013, which left its mark all over campus

CONTENTS 1

Message from Head of School

Financial Data

14 Alumnae Donors

32 Faculty, Staff, and Friends

4 Annual Giving Report

22 Development Volunteers

Centennial Campaign Update

26 Leadership Giving Societies

32 Gifts-in-Kind

Consecutive Giving Honor Roll

28 Parents and Grandparents

35 Endowed Funds

Alumnae Board 2012-2013

Board of Trustees 2012-2013

Centennial Campaign Cabinet

10 Reunion Giving

Message from Chair of the Board of Trustees

13 Reunion Awards

12 Reunion Volunteers

31 Foundations, Matching Gift Corporations, and Endowment/ Campaign Gifts

33 Tributes

40 The Ethel Walker Heritage Society

Message from the Head of School

As Cheryl Sandberg contends, “the march toward true equality continues. It continues down the halls of governments, corporations, academia, hospitals, law firms, nonprofits, research labs, and every organization, large and small.” In her recent book, Lean In, Sandberg, COO of Facebook, encourages women to take a seat at the table and to “lean in.” At Walker’s, it is the norm for girls to “lean in” every day. Research documented by UCLA’s Dr. Linda Sax and commissioned by the National Coalition of Girls’ Schools, has shown that girls’ school graduates’ self confidence in math and computer skills is 10 percent higher than that of their coed counterparts. Similarly, a significantly higher percentage of graduates from all-girls schools rate their public speaking and writing abilities as very strong compared to girls who graduate from coed schools. Girls’ school graduates are three times more likely to pursue careers in engineering. As teachers and educators who invest in girls on a daily basis, we are especially appreciative of those who are also convinced that the intellect and hearts of girls and women matter greatly to the world. When we invest in Walker’s, we are paying it forward. We are ensuring that another girl graduates with the conviction and confidence to make a difference and to consider leadership in whatever arena she may choose. When we give generously to Walker’s, we are not only improving the quality of the Walker’s experience, but we are also ensuring that the voices and talents of young women become more prominent, that more leadership positions are held by women, and ultimately, when this happens, as Sandberg suggests, we will have “a better world.” EXCERPTS FROM HEAD’S COUNCIL STUDENTS

I share with you, to the right of this letter, a few of the thoughts from current Walker’s students who applied to Head’s Council this fall. Head’s Council is comprised of a group of students who are particularly interested in learning more about the “business” side of their School. We meet regularly at the Head’s house (Debby’s House) to discuss levers that affect the quality of a strong School like Walker’s. From enrollment and finances to development and strategic planning, these students learn about what it takes to ensure their School’s success. I continue to be inspired by our students’ commitment; one can clearly sense how deeply they care about their School. Even more important is their moral understanding of paying it forward. Today’s Walker’s students truly “get it.” Please join them, “lean in” with them, and help ensure a better world. I am completely convinced that Walker’s mission ripples outward with tremendous impact.

“By educating myself about school finances, admissions, and development, I know that I will expand my horizons and be able to be helpful to Ethel Walker, even after I graduate.” “I hope that in the future, Walker’s will continue to expand through infrastructure, rigorous academics, and stewardship. I believe that if we continue updating our campus facilities, we will attract more students with gifted talents in all aspects of life. Stewardship is very important to Ethel Walker and I believe it should continue to be more prominent with time.”

Thanks to so many of our loyal alumnae, faculty, staff, parents, trustees, former trustees, students, and friends, Walker’s is standing tall and proud two years into its second century. Thank you for your continued investment. It is Walker’s time! Sincerely,

“I hope that Walker’s keeps its sense of community, integrity, and compassion but at the same time, I want to see Walker’s grow. I want to see the Centennial Center built so that students will be more keen on coming to Walker’s for other reasons and I want Walker’s to be more well known.”

Elizabeth C. Speers P’16 Head of School

“In the future, I hope the School continues to thrive. I have always talked to my parents, about how, when I am a parent, I would love to send my daughters here.”

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The Ethel Walker School

Alumnae Board 2012–2013

Board Of Trustees 2012–2013

Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64, PRESIDENT | LYNNFIELD, MA Amanda Pitman ’90, VICE PRESIDENT | NEW YORK, NY Carter Margison ’07, SECRETARY | SAVANNAH, GA

Donya Nagib Sabet ’90, CHAIR | NEW YORK, NY Margot Campbell Bogert ’60, VICE CHAIR | BEDFORD HILLS, NY Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04, TREASURER | CHICAGO, IL Christopher L. Brigham, SECRETARY | HAMDEN, CT Elizabeth Cromwell Speers P’16, HEAD OF SCHOOL | SIMSBURY, CT

Elizabeth Borland Blodgett ’91, LAKE FOREST, IL Caryl Van Ranst Dearing ’60, MARTHA’S VINEYARD, MA Leander Altifois Dolphin ’95, HARTFORD, CT Mary Lotuff Feeny ’83, BRISTOL, RI Lindsay Flynn ’05, WASHINGTON, D.C. Ailsa Veit Foulke ’87, NEW YORK, NY Katherine Hypolite ’04, PROVIDENCE, RI Tracy Himmel Isham ’85, CORNWALL, VT Molly Love ’64, LOCUST VALLEY, NY Mary Beth Rettger ’81, WAYLAND, MA Deborah N. Rush ’77, COATESVILLE, PA Jamiah Tappin ’00, MALDEN, MA Catherine Terry Taylor ’79, PROVIDENCE, RI Gwendolyn Wood Wisely ’96, RUMSON, NJ

Renée Alexander P’13, EX-OFFICIO, PRESIDENT, PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION | WILBRAHAM, MA Lynn Allegaert ’64, EDGARTOWN, MA Timothy R. Bazemore, NEW CANAAN, CT Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare, TRUSTEE EMERITA | SOUTH NORWALK, CT Sarah Gates Colley ’75, CROSS RIVER, NY Sarah House Denby ’72, BARRINGTON, RI Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86, RIDGEFIELD, CT Clive L. DuVal III P’09, LOS ANGELES, CA Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67, PALM BEACH, FL Spencer Lampert P’14, GREENWICH, CT Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59, NEW YORK, NY Sophie Mellon P’15, RECTOR, PA Laura Mountcastle ’74, ANN ARBOR, MI Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64, EX-OFFICIO, PRESIDENT, ALUMNAE BOARD | LYNNFIELD, MA Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85, TRUSTEE EMERITA | GREENWICH, CT Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69, NEW YORK, NY Abigail Trafford ’57, BOSTON, MA Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60, CHICAGO, IL William Wrigley, Jr. P’14, CHICAGO, IL

Alexandria Leidt ’13 STUDENT ALUMNAE BOARD REPRESENTATIVE

Centennial Campaign Cabinet Sarah Gates Colley ’75, CHAIR Alexandra Badger Airth ’83, CO-CHAIR Margot Campbell Bogert ’60, CO-CHAIR Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69, CO-CHAIR Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14, CO-CHAIR Ronald Spoehel P’14, CO-CHAIR Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Thomas C. Brokaw C. Austin Buck P’79 Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Holly Legler Cortes ’91 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Alice Kerr Moorhead ’61 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Lorna Sargeant Pfaelzer ’56 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Donya Nagib Sabet ’90 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

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Tom Schneider, director of finance, was joined by Trustee Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59, Board Chair Donya Nagib Sabet ’90, and Trustee Emerita Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare in front of the new dorm at its early stage of construction.

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Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees

SOURCES AND APPLICATIONS OF FUNDS - FY 2012/2013

Donya Nagib Sabet ’90, past Chair of the Board of Trustees, asked me to report to you on fiscal year 2013. She is kind to allow me to do this because this past year was an important milestone for Walker’s and we have Donya and the members of the Board of Trustees to thank for their strategic leadership and personal support. Now into our second century, The Ethel Walker School proudly advances on many fronts. We graduated 52 seniors this past June who went on to rigorous institutions of higher education. I was impressed with each girl’s confidence and accomplishments. Our Head of School, Bessie Speers, is entering her seventh year at Walker’s and through her leadership and that of our experienced faculty and staff, the School has made great progress in advancing our curriculum with all the latest academic and technological challenges. In May, we dedicated the Head’s house in memory of Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55 for her outstanding dedication and support of The Ethel Walker School. Debby’s House was filled with Debby’s family and friends who celebrated her life over luncheon and with our students during Chapel. This year’s reunion was well attended, and the weather allowed for outside and inside conversation, remembrance, and celebration. What a wonderful way to relax and meet old friends, current students, and faculty. On September 20, we had a ribbon cutting ceremony for Walker’s new dormitory. It’s such a lovely building with many places to gather and areas set aside for study and reflection. We appreciate the kind support we have received thus far from alumnae and friends to help finance this important addition to the campus. Our $50M campaign, still in the silent phase, is close to reaching the halfway mark due to our generous alumnae, parents, and friends.

16% Other Income $2,985,241

61% Tuition and Fees

10% Other Contributions

$11,485,569

$2,003,579

Sources of Funds 9% Annual Fund $1,633,921

4% Endowment Support $720,100

Total Sources of Funds $18,832,805

9% 17% Instruction $2,960,329

Auxiliary $1,526,304

20% Student Support $3,431,388

15% General & Administrative $2,667,667

Applications of Funds

14% Plant Operations $2,378,620

Best wishes,

25% Financial Aid $4,378,327

Total Application of Funds $17,342,635

Stuart M. Bell Chair, Board of Trustees

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The Ethel Walker School

Annual Giving Report | 2012–2013 In addition, we raised $1,975,360 toward our $50M Centennial Campaign goal, reaching $24.4M at the end of our second fundraising year. I am happy and proud to announce that Walker’s raised a total of $3,609,281 during the 2012-13 fiscal year! Head of School Bessie Speers P’16, Campaign Chair Sarah Colley ’75, and all of our trustees and volunteers deserve a round of applause for leading this important effort to make The Ethel Walker School even better for the next 100 years. We could not have had such a record-breaking year without your support and participation. Thank you for your vote of confidence. Walker’s is a very special place and deserves your sustained attention and commitment. I look forward to meeting you and extending my personal appreciation on behalf of The Ethel Walker School.

On August 1, I was delighted to start my new position as COO and Assistant Head for Strategic Initiatives at Walker’s. As part of this new role, I oversee the talented staff of the development office. I have to share with you how impressed I am with our fundraising team! They are focused and strategic, allowing them to successfully meet and exceed their goals during these challenging economic times. A special thanks to Jane Bradford and Heidi McCann who served with distinction as Co-Interim Directors last spring. In my first correspondence with you, it gives me great pleasure to share the following stellar results for the 2012-13 fiscal year. The 2012-13 Walker’s Annual Fund total raised was $1,633,921 which was received from trustees, alumnae, parents, and friends of The Ethel Walker School. This was an all-time high for our unrestricted appeal. Bravo!

Sincerely,

Thom Greenlaw COO and Assistant Head for Strategic Initiatives

UNRESTRICTED ANNUAL GIFTS BY CONSTITUENCY Annual Donors

Annual Fund Participation

Trustees

100%

$452,882

27.7%

Source

Annual Fund Unrestricted $

Percentage of Annual Fund

Alumnae

679

22%

$700,003

42.8%

Current Parents

166

66%

$241,414

14.9%

Parents of Alumnae

145

33%

$136,879

8.4%

Grandparents

18%

$19,495

1.2% 0.3%

Friends

$5,165

Faculty

100%

$2,409

0.1%

Staff

62%

$12,360

0.8%

$18,165

1.1%

Matching Gifts Foundations/Vendors *Total Annual Fund

1,096

28%

$45,150

2.8%

$1,633,921

100%

EWS Foundation

$260,260

Bell Fund

$10,000

Gifts-in-Kind

$83,864

Restricted Gifts

$176,560

Grand Total

$530,684

*Totals reflect unrestricted gifts only.

The Ethel Walker School

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SCHEDULE OF OPERATING EXPENSE PER STUDENT Year

Total Cost per Student

FY13

$48,374

FY12

$52,315

FY11

$46,268

FY10

$43,034

FY09

$42,569

FY08

$44,606

FY07

$41,436

SCHEDULE OF OPERATING EXPENSES

Bessie Speers celebrates with Tom Schneider at the 2013 Service Awards.

Year

Total Operating Expenses

Increase /(Decrease)

% Change

FY13

$12,964,308

0.8%

FY12

$12,866,080

$ 853,553

7.1% 1.9%

98,228

FY11

$12,012,527

FY10

$11,791,207

$ (383,562)

221,320

-3.2%

FY09

$12,174,769

41,872

0.3%

FY08

$12,132,897

$ 986,491

8.9%

FY07

$11,146,406

$ 629,626

6.0%

“We could not have had such a record-breaking year without your support and participation. Thank you for your vote of confidence.” ~Thom Greenlaw

ENDOWMENT COMPARISON School

Total Endowment on 6/30/12

Taft School

$ 191.7M

Loomis Chaffee School

$175.0M

Miss Porter’s School

$ 93.0M

Emma Willard School

$ 78.5M

Westminster School

$ 75.0M

Westover School

$ 47.6M

Avon Old Farms School

$ 32.0M

Ethel Walker School

$ 14.8M

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Centennial Campaign Update

The Centennial Campaign for The Ethel Walker School is well underway with last year’s completion of Phase I, the Centennial Athletic Fields and Pavilion, and this year’s September Ribbon Cutting for Walker’s new dormitory. The opening of the new dormitory in October completes Phase II of the Campaign. Tucked between existing residence halls Smith and Cluett, Walker’s new colonial style dormitory will house 38 students in suite-style rooms. Students will enjoy cozy common spaces as well as community rooms located throughout the building. At the four corners of the building are family style apartments where house faculty live, welcome students, and oversee residential life. There is no doubt that the completion of the new athletic fields and dormitory benefit the entire School community. With renewed effort and conviction, the Centennial Campaign leaders are now directing their focus to raise funds for the Campaign’s signature structure, the Centennial Center. The Centennial Center will be a state-of-the art facility where academics, athletics, and the social dimension of life at Walker’s converge. The Centennial Center will give Walker’s a

James W. Kinnear S’47, P’69, ’71 cuts the ribbon at the new dorm dedication. Mr. Kinnear’s late wife is Mary Tullis Kinnear ’47, P’69, ’71, after whom the new dormitory’s Common Room is named.

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Justine Kieltyka ’16 prepares to run the bases on the newly refurbished fields.

David MacKenzie celebrates the legacy of his late wife Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55, for whom the Head’s House, Debby’s, is named.

Members of the Walker's community visit the Mary Tullis Kinnear ’47, P’69, ’71 Common Room after the ribbon cutting ceremony.

competitive edge over other all-girls schools, and embrace a new model for the education of young women. Overall, the Centennial Campaign is a commitment to building the financial future of Walker’s. Unrestricted monies given each year to the Fund for Walker’s annual fund are central to our operations and success. In addition, we ask that alumnae and friends generously support the Centennial Campaign through major or planned gifts. Your donations reconfirm your belief in The Ethel Walker School’s mission of educating today’s young women to be tomorrow’s leaders.

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Violet-colored Anemone seeds given out at the Head’s House dedication represent Debby’s affiliation as a “Dial.”

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Consecutive Giving Honor Roll 2012-2013 The Ethel Walker School honors those loyal individuals who have given consecutive gifts to the School over a period of time. We salute you for your faithful and stalwart support of Walker’s and its mission.

25 YEARS + Karen Bisgard Alexander ’54 Joan Garver Anderson ’57 Nancy McKay Armstrong ’52 Elizabeth Irving Ballantine ’45 Karen Polcer Bdera ’79 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Suzanne Chapin Berl ’64 Anne & Rodman R. Black P’03 Lucia Bryant Blanchard ’65 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Whitney de Roulet Bullock ’70 Judith & Alan M. Bush P’86 Anne Holton Bushman ’40 Lisa Smith Cashin ’71 Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Margaret Clarkson Chapin ’48 ❖ Barbara Hurff Christensen ’46 Quarrier Bloch Cook ’53 Alice Wayland Cruikshank ’51 Tricia Tourville Dave ’82 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Patricia Edwards Dennis ’45 Elise Rosenberry Donohue ’55 Frances Barber Dorrance ’42, P’69, ’71, ’74 Tanis Higgins Erdmann ’55 Tania Goss Evans ’55 Susan Nichols Ferriere ’69 Susan Hewitt Fischer ’66 Betty Flanders Foster ’53 Sylvia Breed Gates ’42 Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon ’50 Pamela Pond Goss ’49 Lillian Studebaker Hardy ’42 Martha Hedgpeth ’71 Elizabeth Palmer Higgins ’74 Nancy King Howe ’57 Joan Pruitt Ireland ’49 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Tracey Kammerer ’79 Margaret Auger Kennerly ’45 Rosalind Shaw Kornegay ’45

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Lydia Stone Lauderdale ’46 Dr. Michael H. Leonard P’93 Jocelyn Allan Linke ’48 Dorothy Hirsch Loebl ’45 Valerie Stoddard Loring ’55 Suzanne Frey Luetkemeyer ’61 Sarah Crosskey Marvin ’81 Alison McCall ’72 Payne Payson Middleton ’45 Gail Sheppard Moloney ’56 Katherine & Kenneth Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Anne Buffinton O’Brien ’46, P’73 Marjorie Warner Off ’66 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 Elizabeth & Theodore Peyton P’81 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Jean Tilt Sammis ’57 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 Staley Cayce Sednaoui ’76 Carol King Shackleton ’39 Jean Fonda Shank ’56 Rachael Jenkins Sherrill ’51 Janice Tompkins Spurr ’45 Susan Storer ’71 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 J. Randall Furlong Street ’57 Jane McCurrach Talcott ’54 Shirley McKeever Tanner ’47 Betty Richards Tripp ’54 Martha Heck Ulman ’55 Helen Potter Wagner ’75 Diana Goss Ward ’47 Penelope Johnson Wartels ’62 Florence Forgan Wheeler ’42 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 Capt. Richard T. Wright, USN (Ret) P’86 Nancy Cooper Young-Williams ’48, P’70 Ann & Norman J. Zeig P’83

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20-24 YEARS

15-19 YEARS

Anne Dobbin Bailliere ’59 Anne Westcott Bigalow ’65 Carol Robb Blount ’49 Mary Peters Bolton ’33 Sarah Schade Bowman ’74 Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 Janet & Stanley Cohen P’93, GP’16, 18 Ann Stone Costello ’68 Margaret Springer Denham ’51 Clarissa Yantis Downey ’53 Eugenie Lamb Fauver ’48, P’78 Terry & Thomas Flagg P’85, ’87 Sally Harrison Foster ’59 Gertrude Mertens Goff ’46 Audrey Fentress Gorter ’50, P’77 Jane Cole Graves ’45 Antoinette Sickles GuerriniMaraldi ’49, P’74 Suzanne Hartt ’77 Faith Hall Harvie ’41 Mary Mathes Jackson ’36, P’63 Margot Balch Jacobs ’47, P’71 Cynthia Kirkland Kellogg ’60 Sarah Sneve LeDoux ’78 ❖ Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55 Winnie Crane Mackey ’53 Jacqueline Mars P’83 Anne Cunningham McClure ’40, P’66 Sandra Rohde McNamee ’84 Ruth Cummings Mead ’47 Janet Henning Miller ’68 Suzanne Patterson ’53 Mary Burchfield Pivirotto ’51, P’88 Beverly & Richard Prager P’04, ’07 Shannon Young Ray ’80 Jennifer Rodts ’86 Jane Shanholt Sacasa ’69 Deborah Safford P’81, ’84 Elisabeth Dobbin Sherwood ’57 Julia Darling Spahr ’61 Christine Nichols Tredway ’46 Jane Cunningham Warriner ’45 Clover Morrissett Weller ’53 Susan Salant Wierdsma ’55 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60

Sandra Kaye Baker Martha Darling Bell ’45 Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 Gillian Reighley Christensen ’69 Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Julia Blodgett Curtis ’58 Barbara O. David P’92 Linda Mitchell Davis ’49 Carolyn Foley ’65 Drs. Amy & Stuart Forman P’02 Elizabeth Gemmill ’63 Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson ’53 Janice & John Lashnits P’04, ’06 Elizabeth Hanson Lawlor ’71 Mary Stout Lawrence ’59 Nancy Kitchell Lickle ’53 Meleda Wegner Lowry ’81 Sarah Sloneker Marcum ’42 Anne Sprole Mauk ’69 Rosemarie & Philip McLoughlin P’98 Jane Miller ’39 Micaela Porta ’86 Evelyn Lisle Rooney ’56 Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69 Nancy Hathaway Steenburg ’68 Gretchen & Richard Swibold P’78 Vanessa Guerrini-Maraldi Wilcox ’74 Sarah Darling Wimmer ’45 Elaine Johnson Wold ’46

10-14 YEARS Stephanie & R. Larry Acorn P’04 Patricia & Thomas Anathan P’92 Susan Bierwirth Arbios ’74 Margaret Ashforth ’84 Margaret & Ian T. Ball P’05 Clarissa & Alan Basch P’15 Gabriela Porta Beecher ’91 Alicia Kelly Benedetto ’97 Lynn Thurston Brountas ’55 Diane & Roger Cantello P’14 Corlene Hobbs Cathcart ’44, P’82 Cheryl Clark Chalmers ’63 Jenny Stewart Chandler ’55 Rebecca & G. Munroe Cobey P’01, ’03 Christina Dillon Cohen ’85 Paula Chu & Laura Danforth P’05 Clive K. Connor P’05 Thomas S. Deeds

Gretchen Dingman ’72 Mollie Stark Eckelberry ’48, P’82 Natalie Fesenmyer Emery ’55 Jan & Peter Eschauzier P’94 Barbara Nash & Patrick Flynn P’05 Emily Forman ’02 Christine & John Gates P’73, ’75 Ruth Harrison Grobe ’69 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 Jill Harrington Sarah Schutt Harrison ’55 Helen Resor Hauge ’37 Hilary Walker Hotchkiss ’75 Priscilla S. Jackson P’02 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Windy Black Jansen ’03 Elizabeth DeLong Kuhl ’44 Virginia McMillan Lambrecht ’57 Renee & William Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Laura Mountcastle ’74 Rebecca & Terrence Milka P’08 Julie Marr Monroe ’95 Connie Morales ’92 Constance Bell Moser ’72 Joan Berg Mullen ’46 Katharine Smith Olney ’82 Anne Stoddard Patterson ’49 Lorna Sargeant Pfaelzer ’56 Alden Calmer Read ’48 Priscilla Reynolds Roosevelt ’59 Brice Barry Russian ’89 Donya Nagib Sabet ’90 Sally & Henry Schreier, Jr. P’81 Patricia Kelsey Schultz ’60 George G. Shaw Averill Brockelman Shepps ’49 Barbara & Glenn Sieber P’09 Emma Simon ’89 Vicky Singer P’93, ’96 Sarah Blair Smith ’70 Margaret Holley Sparks ’62 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 Elizabeth Sudler ’77 Katharine Swibold ’78 Gretchen & Richard Swibold P’78 Mary Frey Textor ’64 Joan Gilbert Thayer ’50 Diana Dempsey Treco ’45 Nancy Lombardo Valente ’91 Elizabeth Smith van Gemeren ’77, P’07, ’09

5-9 YEARS

Clive L. DuVal III P’09 Susan & John Eley P’11 Gretchen Miller Elkus ’60 Patricia Tierney Falkenhagen ’66 Vivienne Felix ’99 Mary Melvin Fleming ’75 Lindsay P. N. Flynn ’05 Martha Seeligson Gaffney ’83 Shari & Michael Galvin P’14 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 Elizabeth Jack Ghriskey ’63 Edward Glofka GP’14 Morton L. Goldstein P’88 Sara Kellogg Goodrich Joan Glover Gorman ’47 Pam Kohlberg & Curt Greer P’10 Julie & Jeremy Greshin P’12 Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo ’90 Mary Fentress Grumhaus ’57 Lee-Ann & Mitchell Harris P’13 Michele C. Harris P’08 Nancy Hart ’49 Sarah Skinner Hart ’44 Henrietta Clement Hildebrand ’65 Adrianne Massie Hill ’56 Elsie Hilliard Hillman ’44 Diane & Herbert Hoffman P’75, ’76 Elisabeth Allen Holland ’83 Lois Johnson Hughes ’74 Pamela Kelley Hull ’46 Judith & Thomas Iovino P’99 Mary Jackson ’63 Donna & Keith Jones P’10, ’13 Barbara Thomas Kennedy ’69 Anita & Robert Kersten P’11 Lilia & Steven Kieltyka P’10, ’16 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Suzanne Fairchild Kovner ’86 Mary Gorter Krey ’77

Wendy & Timothy Allerton P’16 Margaret Nichols Allport ’41 Lea Osborne Angell ’59 Marie & Jeffrey Baker P’11 Christina Ball ’05 Betsy Ballenger ’71 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Eleanor & Jack Barnes P’19 Elizabeth Elkinton Barr ’69 Allison Barringer P’13 Seddon Kelly Beaty ’64 Stuart M. Bell Monica Sheehan Bennett ’73 Marion & ❖John Bierwirth P’69, P’74 Suzanne Sivage Borland ’64, P’91 Allison Snyder Brates ’70 Wendy West Brenninkmeijer ’77 Elizabeth Leonard Breyman ’46 Kathleen & Donald Brigham P’82, P’85 Margaretta Bredin Brokaw ’66 Marguerite Doubleday Buck ’55, P’79 Anne Crandall Campbell ’78 Nina & Matthew Carley P’09 Lavinia Chase ’64 Sage Dunlap Chase ’62 Ursula & Everett Clark P’80, ’84 Carol Clark-Flanagan & Thomas Flanagan P’93, ’97 Sophia & Mark Clarke P’12, ’17 Frances Haffner Colburn ’54 Emily B. Cole-Chu ’00 Catharine Conway Coleman ’70 Mary Beth Conley Elizabeth Hubbard Cook ’44 Annie L. Cotten P’78 Fiona Cox ’89 Salvatore L. Crescimanno GP’08, ’13 Patricia McCurdy-Crescimanno & Terry Crescimanno P’08, ’13 Ruth & P. McEvoy Cromwell GP’16 Maureen & Philip Crowe, Jr. P’97, GP’13 Sharon & John Davies P’96, ’00 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Margaret Shaw Dean ’52 Caryl Van Ranst Dearing ’60 Caitlin Dempsey ’03 Sarah House Denby ’72 Lorna MacDougall Denham ’83

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Patricia & Henry Krupnikoff Adriana & Raymond La Raja P’85 Edith Read Lamb ’50, GP’12 Kathryn Spector Lasater ’87 Caitlin W. Lashnits ’06 Royce Lake Lehmann ’54 Darby Tench Leicht ’74 Bethany Wood-Leidt & William Leidt P’13 Josephine & Saverio Ligato P’11 Norma Kent Lockwood ’49 Macy & Co., Inc. Meg S. Mahoney Millicent Fox Mailliard ’46, P’76 Brennan A. Maine ’09 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Carter E. Margison ’07 Dorothy McCullough ’43 Deborah & Geoffrey McConnell P’98 Lucy McLaughlin John Monagan Mary & Spencer Montgomery, Jr. GP’96 Judith Moser ’62 Mary Mountcastle ’72 Emily Agnew Nelson ’63 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Grace & Jeffrey Niland P’15 Katherine & Donal O’Brien P’82, ’84 Hilary Waldman & Joseph O’Brien P’13 Cassandra Sperry Ordway ’80 Jane Orndahl ’71 Konstantia Papapateras P’15 Jane & Ray Paquet P’01 Laura & Joseph Patrina, Jr. P’11, ’13 Angelene Pell ’57 Sallie & Michael Pellon P’11, ’14 Suzanne Phillips ’64

“Doing a bit for our 60th brought me back in touch with EWS, reminded me of how lucky I was to have the EWS education and experience and what a great job Bessie Speers has done and is doing to invigorate the school — it is vibrant, alive and well. Wonderful!” QUARRIER BLOCH COOK ’53 Reunion Committee Volunteer

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Consecutive Giving 2012-2013 (continued)

Reunion Classes 2012-2013

Mary Gibbs Piper ’57 Amanda Pitman ’90 Paula & Stephen Place P’12 Jeanette Poillon ’75 Mary Hendrickson & Kenneth Poppe Kathryn Auchincloss Porter ’54 Heloise Bacon Power ’45 Bryan Rathbun Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90 Alita Weaver Reed ’60 Melissa & Thomas Regan P’13 Annabelle Reid ’78 Toby Frielinghaus Reilley ’84 Marie Gillette Reydel ’51 Jeanne Ballentine Riegel ’53, P’83 Susan & David Riggles P’18 Angeline & Michael Rizzo GP’14 Katharine H. Robinson Katharine O’Brien Rohn ’82 Selina & W. A. Rossiter P’96 Deborah Rush ’77 Joan Woodford Russo ’43 Leidy Paine Samson ’63 Dorothy Kirmse Scarlett ’70 Andrea Marschalk Scheyhing ’69 Anne Brainard Schmitt ’64 Thomas A. Schneider Deborah Seaman ’71 Carolyn Stein Shohet ’57 Elizabeth Arienti Sloane ’83 Bessie & Tom Speers P’16 Susan Speers GP’16 Robert H. & Jane Bassett Spilman Foundation Lee Mullowney Story ’56 Elizabeth Hubbard Stott ’37, P’66, ’70 Eleanor Alton Sulston ’51 Diane Newton Sumner ’41, P’70 Catherine Terry Taylor ’79 Diane Thomas Patricia & Jay Tourigny P’09 Abigail Trafford ’57 United Technologies Cynthia & John Vaccaro P’12 Linda Trimingham Warriner ’61 Mary Fleeson Weddle ’68 Noble Welch P’87 Virginia & Richard West P’87 Marilyn Hodges Wilmerding ’60 Margaret Whipple Wright ’44 Qi Yang Julia Jackson Young ’45

1933

1953

PARTICIPATION: 50% ANNUAL FUND: $1,000 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $1,000 CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN: $5,000

PARTICIPATION: 58% ANNUAL FUND: $19,196 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $19,196 CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN: $52,996

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

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1963

Roberta Gerstell Bennett Quarrier Bloch Cook

Mary Coe Lynch

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Mary Peters Bolton

Nancy Kitchell Lickle Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff

PARTICIPATION: 43% ANNUAL FUND: $85,602 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $87,102 THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Cythlen Cunningham Maddock

1938

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 25% ANNUAL FUND: $50 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $50

Nancie Magee Bourne Clarissa Yantis Downey Suzanne Patterson

SUPPORTERS

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Patricia Newman Rummage

Betty Flanders Foster Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson Louise Hodgman Huff Winnie Crane Mackey Constance Neher Purcell Carrie Neher Queenan Mary Schwerin Ritter Patricia Sudler Stimpson

1943 PARTICIPATION: 25% ANNUAL FUND: $275 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $275 SUPPORTERS

Diane Stinchfield Klingenstein Jean McIntire Leuchtenburg Dorothy McCullough Joan Woodford Russo

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Susan S. Ford Elizabeth Gemmill Leidy Paine Samson THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Helene Henning Tilney THE 1911 SOCIETY

Linda Roberts Zinn THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Suzanne Schroeder Chapman Stevens Greeff De Vargas Machuca Susan Barker DePree Elizabeth Jack Ghriskey Cornelia Spencer Ives

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Anne Mitchell Morgan Anne Sherer Paddock Mimi Wriedt

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Susan Arnold Margot Barnes Goodwin

SUPPORTERS

1948

Mary Goodyear Gurney Helen Frost Hale Jeanne Ballentine Riegel Clover Morrissett Weller Jane McCurrach Talcott

PARTICIPATION: 43% ANNUAL FUND: $11,550 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $11,550 THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

1958

Robin Frost Bessin Cheryl Clark Chalmers Mary Jackson Margaret Prizer Kenny Ford Sargent Madeira Emily Agnew Nelson

PARTICIPATION: 29% ANNUAL FUND: $2,675 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $2,675

1968

Constance Lavino Bell THE 1911 SOCIETY

Margaret Clarkson Chapin DOGSWOOD CLUB

Sally Ankeny Anson Mollie Stark Eckelberry Suzette Spitzer King Jocelyn Allan Linke

PARTICIPATION: 31% ANNUAL FUND: $16,500 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $17,200 CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN: $100

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Martha Bloch McLanahan DOGSWOOD CLUB

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Barbara Welles Bartlett

Eugenie Lamb Fauver Nancy Millar O’Boyle

SUPPORTERS

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Elizabeth Austell Straight

Gaynor Davol Casner Julia Blodgett Curtis Marion Linen Dawson Carr Kate Catherwood Fackelman Cicily Warren Hajek

SUPPORTERS

Nancy Burchfield Denney Lee Mills Petty Alden Calmer Read Nancy Cooper Young-Williams

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Claudia Ramsland Burch Ann Stone Costello Barbara McPherson Sanders Margaret Neuhaus Weekley

ITALICIZED NAMES INDICATE REUNION VOLUNTEERS

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Frances Stewart Ingraham Mabel B. Lewis Elisabeth Bartlett Sturges Beverley Dunn Wadsworth

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Merrill Ware Carrington Janet Henning Miller Nancy Hathaway Steenburg BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Mary Fleeson Weddle Anne Coit Williams SUPPORTERS

Elizabeth Beautyman Dana Prizer Devereux Catherine McKee Donovan Nina Sheldon Claudia Warner

1973 PARTICIPATION: 20% ANNUAL FUND: $2,220 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $2,200

Elizabeth Hoodes Bender Kathryn Burnett Catherine McCurley Donnally Deborah Ellwood Helen Hummer Feid Virginia McDonough Gasho Dorothy Hall Audrey Hamer Jennifer Hermann Jacqueline Heyman Susan Josephson Horgan Lizbeth Licopantis King 1987 Sarah Sneve LeDoux Atoosa Pezeshgpour Mamdani Kimberly Brown Morrow Dinah Bortz Moyer Ellen Fauver Reimer Christine Gibbons Roberts Katharine Swibold Barbara Heimbach Webber Susan Griffin Yonkers

“As a volunteer for Reunion Giving, I felt like I was back in a school club, working with my classmates towards a shared goal and having a lot of fun along the way. I was reminded of the confidence we gained at Walker’s, and give in gratitude of that, the many other attributes I developed, and the faculty and staff who lead the way.” GLENNA MCMAHON ’93 Reunion Committee Fundraising Chair and Class Agent

DOGSWOOD CLUB

1998

Jennifer Graydon Beth McGuinness Elizabeth Timken

PARTICIPATION: 15% ANNUAL FUND: $576 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $901

1983

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

SUPPORTERS

Robin Hunziker Smith

PARTICIPATION: 18% ANNUAL FUND: $9,775 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $12,375

Nichelle Davidson Bussey Renee Sands Tobin

SUPPORTERS

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Monica Sheehan Bennett Karen Cook Elizabeth O’Brien Paxton Karen Thompson

Elisabeth Allen Holland Leontina Marcotulli

Brooke Berescik-Johns Ipsita Das Christine Isidoro Rachael S. Rosselli Jennifer Soderburg Jessica Terpstra

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Paulette Castillo DOGSWOOD CLUB

Audrey Nevins BEAVER BROOK CLUB

SUPPORTERS

Margaret Meinert Eschbach Barbara van der Kieft Latimer Carolyn Pouch Karalyne Sperling Carrie Viko Wilcox

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Martha Seeligson Gaffney Elizabeth Arienti Sloane

1978

DOGSWOOD CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 45% ANNUAL FUND: $9,740 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $9,940

Wendy Hodgkins DeLorey

PARTICIPATION: 13% ANNUAL FUND: $220 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $220

1993 PARTICIPATION: 19% ANNUAL FUND: $2,625 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $4,825

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Annabelle Reid

Lorna MacDougall Denham Kelly Finn Mazo Katherine Hillman Wilhelm

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Anne Crandall Campbell Alline Matheson Ana Cutillas Walker

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Jennifer McDonough Albanesi N. Quinn Keeler Elisabeth Holmes McKean

Augusta Morrison Harrison

THE 1911 SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Toan Huynh

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

1988

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 20% ANNUAL FUND: $3,450 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $4,525

SUPPORTERS

Amanda Eastman Nan Flanagan Jennifer Jackson Katharine Leonard Glenna McMahon Marguerite Kelly Rush

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Constance Mellon Kapp

Michelle Bosch Creager Caitlin Dempsey Windy Black Jansen Emily K. E. Lawrence Megan Rosidivito Lyczak

PARTICIPATION: 6% ANNUAL FUND: $55 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $55

SUPPORTERS

Deborah Riddle Bernier Ashley Lickle O’Neil

SUPPORTERS

2008

Kristin Carideo Flyer

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Ellen Krimmel Besobrasow Victoria Falk Michaelis

2003

SUPPORTERS

Liora M. Mann Samantha J. Mayer

Lois Taylor Baldwin

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REUNION CLASS ANNUAL FUND PERFORMANCE TOTALS 2012-13 Class Giving Participation %

2012-13 Annual Fund Class Giving*

Multi-Year Class Giving**

2011-12 Annual Support

1933

50%

$1,000

$1,150

1938

25%

$50

$100

1943

25%

$275

$325

1948

43%

$11,550

$10,850

1953

58%

$19,196

$18,350

1958

29%

$2,675

$2,726

1963

43%

$85,602

$87,102

$39,250

1968

31%

$16,500

$17,200

$13,935

1973

20%

$2,220

$2,625

1978

45%

$9,740

$9,940

$2,425

1983

18%

$9,775

$12,375

$29,550

1988

20%

$3,450

$4,525

$675

1993

19%

$2,625

$4,825

$700

1998

15%

$576

$901

$746

2003

13%

$220

$2,675

2008

$55

$29

TOTAL

28%

$165,509

$174,109

$126,111

* Annual Fund Class Giving totals include Annual Fund gifts and matching gifts monies received and expected for 2012-13. ** Multi-Year Class Giving totals include Annual Fund Class Giving totals and Reunion Annual Fund pledges going forward.

2012-13 REUNION VOLUNTEERS Class of 1948 Constance Lavino Bell Mollie Stark Eckelberry Eugenie Lamb Fauver

Class of 1953 Roberta Gerstell Bennett Nancie Magee Bourne Quarrier Bloch Cook Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson Nancy Kitchell Lickle Patricia Sudler Stimpson

Class of 1958 Barbara Welles Bartlett Cicily Warren Hajek Mable B. Lewis Elizabeth Bartlett Sturges

Class of 1968 Claudia Ramsland Burch Catherine McKee Donovan Kim Smith Niles Pamela Peck Nancy Hathaway Steenburg

Robin Frost Bessin Suzanne Schroeder Chapman

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Brooke Berescik-Johns Jackie Harris Mercurio Rachael S. Rosselli

Class of 2003 Naasia Abid Amanda Rosenberg Fisher Windy Black Jansen Charlotte Anne Kroog

Class of 2008 Kate Crescimanno-Roth Kathleen A. Kirby Liorra M. Mann Alicia M. Ramharack Karen L. Santana

Class of 1993 Amanda Eastman Nan Flanagan Kristin Carideo Flyer Augusta Morrison Harrison Shayna Cohen Luciani Jasmin Marquez Glenna McMahon Lisa Metzke

Class of 1978

Class of 1998

Jennifer McDonough Albanesi Wendy Hodgkins DeLorey Mary Lotuff Feeny Kelly Finn Mazo Katherine Hillman Wilhelm

Nichelle Davidson Bussey Jennifer Graydon Beth McGuinness Carrie Viko Wilcox

Paulette Castillo Karen Cook Audrey Nevins

Class of 1983

Class of 1988

Class of 1973

Anne Crandall Campbell Helen Hummer Feid Ashley Lickle O’Neil Annabelle Reid Deborah Coward Smicka Katharine Swibold

Class of 1963

Susan Barker De Pree Cythlen Cunningham Maddock

2012-2013 Reunion Awards THE ELIZABETH NASH MUENCH ’55 TRAY

THE TERESE TREMAN WILLIAMS ’55 BOWL

The Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Tray is awarded annually to the Reunion class that has achieved the highest level of Annual Fund participation. The tray was given by Letitia McClure Potter ’55 in 1994 in honor of her friend and classmate, Liz, who has served Walker’s in so many capacities over the years. Congratulations to the Reunion Class of 1953 with 58 percent participation for earning the honor of being awarded the tray this year. For 1953, celebrating their 60th Reunion, we thank Roberta Gerstell Bennett, Nancie Magee Bourne, Quarrier Bloch Cook, Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson, Nancy Kitchell Lickle, and Patricia Sudler Stimpson.

The Terese Treman Williams ’55 Bowl is awarded to the Reunion class contributing $75,000 to the Annual Fund. Congratulations to the Class of 1963, celebrating their 50th Reunion, for contributing $85,602 this year in honor of their signature Reunion. We would like to recognize the Class of 1963 Reunion volunteers, Robin Frost Bessin, Suzanne Schroeder Chapman, Susan Barker De Pree and Cythlen Cunningham Maddock for their wonderful leadership this year.

THE LONG DISTANCE AWARD

The Long Distance Award is presented each year to the alumna who, based on her home address, traveled the longest distance to attend Reunion Weekend. The Long Distance Award this year went to Annette Chang, Class of 1998, all the way from Hong Kong.

THE SUN DIAL BOWL

The Sun Dial Bowl is awarded each year to the class with the largest percentage of classmates registered for Reunion Weekend. This year, 18 of the graduates from the Class of 1978 returned to celebrate their 35th Reunion and thus were awarded The Sun Dial Bowl. Many thanks for the dedication and hard work of the Reunion Committee, Anne Crandall Campbell, Helen Hummer Feid, Ashley Lickle O’Neil, Annabelle Reid, Deborah Coward Smicka, and Katharine Swibold, who encouraged their classmates to return to Walker’s for this event.

“I benefitted from scholarship money when I was a student from 1974-1978, so I know how important the gifts we alumnae give to the school are. Giving a stretch gift in a reunion year is something I just do and I give every year in between too. I am not a big donor by any means, but I know that alumnae participation is important for other funders to see, so I give every year!” KATHARINE SWIBOLD ’78 The Class of 1963 received the Terese Treman Williams ’55 Bowl at Reunion, which is awarded to a Reunion Class who gives more than $75,000 to the annual fund.

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Alumnae Donors The Alumnae of The Ethel Walker School are the backbone of our giving program. Their loyalty and generosity to their alma mater is shown through their donations. We gratefully acknowledge and thank our alumnae for all they do for their School. Donors are recognized for every category of giving. Participation percentages and Annual Fund gift totals reflect unrestricted giving. 1935

Sarah Skinner Hart Elizabeth DeLong Kuhl Priscilla Huffard Rockwell Margaret Whipple Wright

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Anne Holton Bushman THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY ❖

Ethel Worthington Riley

1946 PARTICIPATION: 36% ANNUAL FUND: $5,025 THE 1911 SOCIETY

1941

Christine Nichols Tredway

1936

PARTICIPATION: 19% ANNUAL FUND: $3,035

PARTICIPATION: 14% ANNUAL FUND: $350

1945

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

CLASS AGENTS

Pamela Kelley Hull Elaine Johnson Wold

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Margaret Nichols Allport Faith Hall Harvie

Margaret Auger Kennerly Janice Tompkins Spurr

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 57% ANNUAL FUND: $21,382

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Mary Mathes Jackson SUPPORTERS

Barbara Hurff Christensen Gertrude Mertens Goff

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Diane Newton Sumner ’41, P’70

Joan Filley Cox

SUPPORTERS

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

1937 PARTICIPATION: 8% ANNUAL FUND: $50 THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 43% ANNUAL FUND: $6,300 THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Florence Forgan Wheeler

Martha Darling Bell

THE 1911 SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

1947

Sarah Sloneker Marcum

Margaret Auger Kennerly Dorothy Hirsch Loebl Anonymous

PARTICIPATION: 29% ANNUAL FUND: $7,455

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Lorinda Payson de Roulet

Heloise Bacon Power Janice Tompkins Spurr Julia Jackson Young

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Elizabeth Irving Ballantine Hannah Griffith Bradley Loise Baldwin Chapin Sophie Chandler Consagra Patricia Edwards Dennis Jane Cole Graves Rosalind Shaw Kornegay Diana Dempsey Treco Hope Griggs Turner Sarah Darling Wimmer

Mary Birge Bonbright Hendrian

Anonymous SUPPORTERS

Elizabeth Hubbard Stott THE CLUETT SOCIETY

1939 PARTICIPATION: 17% ANNUAL FUND: $350 SUPPORTERS

Swan McLean Grant Jane Miller Carol King Shackleton

Frances Barber Dorrance Lillian Studebaker Hardy SUPPORTERS

Sarah Heyburn Gallatin Sylvia Breed Gates

1944 PARTICIPATION: 31% ANNUAL FUND: $11,425

1940 PARTICIPATION: 31% ANNUAL FUND: $30,775 THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Elsie Hilliard Hillman Patricia Kennedy Scott

Mary Holley Uihlein

DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Anonymous Alice Headley Chandler

Carroll Keeley King Anne Cunningham McClure

Elizabeth Leonard Breyman Lydia Stone Lauderdale Millicent Fox Mailliard Joan Berg Mullen Anne Buffinton O’Brien

Jean Reddy Armour Amey Amory DeFriez Payne Payson Middleton

1942

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Ruth Cummings Mead

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Margot Balch Jacobs SUPPORTERS

Diana Goss Ward Diana Wanger Anderson Ann Sheldon Campbell Joan Ferguson Ellis Joan Glover Gorman Margaret Plunkett Lord Shirley McKeever Tanner Delma Dennehy Vander Veer

SUPPORTERS

Elizabeth Hubbard Cook

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1949 CLASS AGENT

Marie Connors Roberts PARTICIPATION: 52% ANNUAL FUND: $7,150

Alexandra Sewall Mackey Anne Stoddard Patterson Shirley Follansbee Reineman Marie Connors Roberts Averill Brockelman Shepps

1950

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 22% ANNUAL FUND: $3,450

Jennifer Mertens Brock BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Antoinette Sickles GuerriniMaraldi SUPPORTERS

Carol Robb Blount Nancy Hart Valerie Thomas Hartshorne Joan Pruitt Ireland Norma Kent Lockwood

Mary Bard Bourquin Mary Stein Dominick Adelaide Van Deventer Gibson Pauline Barnes Hester Royce Lake Lehmann Barbara Mayer Marks Helen Harvey Mills Jane McCurrach Talcott

Mary Burchfield Pivirotto SUPPORTERS

Linda Mitchell Davis

DOGSWOOD CLUB

SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 23% ANNUAL FUND: $1,150 DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Pamela Pond Goss Josephine Smith Zirnkilton

1951

Pamela Jones Baader Alice Wayland Cruikshank Leonor Lobo de Gonzalez Margaret Springer Denham Anne Austin Mazlish Marie Gillette Reydel Rachael Jenkins Sherrill Eleanor Alton Sulston

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Audrey Fentress Gorter

1955 CLASS AGENTS

Sally Mason Ellison Elizabeth Nash Muench

SUPPORTERS

Bruce Rial Boalt Joy Windle Hoffman Edith Read Lamb Joan Gilbert Thayer Ellen Carroll Walton

PARTICIPATION: 51% ANNUAL FUND: $226,315

1952 PARTICIPATION: 20% ANNUAL FUND: $1,395

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Virginia Rice Kelsey Judith Stoddard King

Marguerite Doubleday Buck ❖ Deborah Williams MacKenzie Letitia McClure Potter Terese Treman Williams

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Nancy McKay Armstrong Eileen Donner Vincent

Elise Rosenberry Donohue

SUPPORTERS

Tania Goss Evans

DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Margaret Shaw Dean Mary Paull Riley Naomi Powers Thornton

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Sally Mason Ellison Sarah Schutt Harrison Elizabeth Nash Muench Mary-Dixon Bartlett Peers

1954 BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 33% ANNUAL FUND: $3,050

Lynn Thurston Brountas Tanis Higgins Erdmann Valerie Stoddard Loring Susan Salant Wierdsma

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Frances Haffner Colburn Kathryn Auchincloss Porter Betty Richards Tripp

SUPPORTERS

Carol Large Calhoun Jenny Stewart Chandler Natalie Fesenmyer Emery Martha Heck Ulman Suzanne Holmes Welch

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Karen Bisgard Alexander Patricia Blun Deetjen

From left, Trustee Emerita Tisha McClure Potter ’55, P’85; Terry Williams ’55, P’80; David MacKenzie, husband of late Trustee Debby MacKenzie ’55; and Liz Muench ’55 celebrating together at the Head’s House dedication on May 3, 2013.

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Alumnae Donors

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1956

1959

PARTICIPATION: 28% ANNUAL FUND: $23,721

CLASS AGENT

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Aileen Turnbull Geddes Anonymous

Elena Miller Shoch PARTICIPATION: 27% ANNUAL FUND: $12,950 THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Lynn Sheppard Manger

Phoebe Haffner Andrew THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY THE 1911 SOCIETY

Lucy Rosenberry Jones

Gail Sheppard Moloney BEAVER BROOK CLUB THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Carol Keeney Munro Betsy McNally Ravenel Virginia Pearson Smithers DOGSWOOD CLUB

Lorna Sargeant Pfaelzer SUPPORTERS

Melinda Miller Greenough Adrianne Massie Hill Evelyn Lisle Rooney Jean Fonda Shank Lee Mullowney Story

Anne Dobbin Bailliere Nancy Rathborne SUPPORTERS

Lea Osborne Angell Sally Harrison Foster Mary Stout Lawrence Margaret Lindsay Cathleen Miller Priscilla Reynolds Roosevelt Elena Miller Shoch

Margot Campbell Bogert ’60, vice chair of the Board of Trustees, with Bessie Speers P’16 during the 101st Commencement ceremony

1960 1957 PARTICIPATION: 38% ANNUAL FUND: $14,300 THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Abigail Trafford THE 1911 SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 12% ANNUAL FUND: $4,703

Sage Dunlap Chase Anne Wakefield Leck Judith Moser ❖ Anne M. Strong

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Margot Campbell Bogert Harriet Blees Dewey Cynthia Kirkland Kellogg Abra Prentice Wilkin

Julia Darling Spahr

SUPPORTERS

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Marcia Corbin Sarah Bryant Dean Catherine Smith Leonard Harrah Lord Margaret Holley Sparks

Suzanne Frey Luetkemeyer THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Linda Trimingham Warriner THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Mary Gardner Gates

Pamela Winston Christensen

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE 1911 SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

1964

Elisabeth Dobbin Sherwood J. Randall Furlong Street

Alita Weaver Reed

Leslie Bucklin Haines Robin Gorham Sedgwick

PARTICIPATION: 37% ANNUAL FUND: $30,025

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Beverly Vander Poel Banker Tania Whitman Stepanian

Laurie Mack McBride Jean Tilt Sammis

Mary Fentress Grumhaus Nancy King Howe Gertrude Beebe Miller Mary Gibbs Piper

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Lynn Allegaert

1962 DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE 1911 SOCIETY

CLASS AGENT

Caryl Van Ranst Dearing Gretchen Miller Elkus

Suzanne Sivage Borland

Anne Wakefield Leck THE CLUETT SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Joan Garver Anderson Karen Peterson Earle Virginia McMillan Lambrecht Angelene Pell Sandra Lipson Ryon Carolyn Stein Shohet Patricia Day Storm

Virginia Jones Bush Patricia Kelsey Schultz Marilyn Hodges Wilmerding

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PARTICIPATION: 37% ANNUAL FUND: $134,918

1961

PARTICIPATION: 24% ANNUAL FUND: $3,995

Celeste Royall Niarchos

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Elizabeth Yinkey Moore Anne Brainard Schmitt

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Jeanette Hunt Van Nice Susan N. Whitlock

SUPPORTERS

Christy Hoffman Brown Ellen Corroon Petersen

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Seddon Kelly Beaty Suzanne Chapin Berl Sylvia Brooks

Penelope Johnson Wartels

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Lavinia Chase Dorothy Ferguson Corbiere Linda Walker Fuerst Charlotte Meyer Suzanne Phillips Cynthia Higgins Roby Mary Frey Textor Haydee Diaz-Camacho von Sternberg Anne Fuller Wall

Charlotte McKim Martha Scott Mouer Jane Shanholt Sacasa Andrea Marschalk Scheyhing

1967 PARTICIPATION: 18% ANNUAL FUND: $31,743 THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Henrietta Clement Hildebrand BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Janet Taylor Lisle Diana Dyer Watson SUPPORTERS

Anne Westcott Bigalow Lucia Bryant Blanchard Mercedes Mestre Bonachea Sarah Elting Finocchio Carolyn Foley Judith Coburn Klein

PARTICIPATION: 22% ANNUAL FUND: $11,005 THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Elizabeth Sivage Clark

Frieda Jacobs THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

1970

Kate Crichton Gubelmann

THE 1911 SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 20% ANNUAL FUND: $4,745

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Lisa Smith Cashin DOGSWOOD CLUB

Barbara Bristol

THE 1911 SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Whitney A. de Roulet Bullock

Elizabeth Schlosser

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Catharine Conway Coleman Gail Chandler Gaston Cynthia Emerson Keefer

1965 PARTICIPATION: 21% ANNUAL FUND: $3,510

1971

Christine Gorham Cox Jesseca Ferguson Holly Hulburd Caroline Adams Muller

Cynthia Smith Evanisko Jane Orndahl BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Martha Hedgpeth SUPPORTERS

Betsy Ballenger Wynanda Clifford Bell Wendy Ross Carothers Elizabeth Grant Jean Hamilton Elizabeth Hanson Lawlor Deborah Seaman Susan Storer Sally Valentine von Trapp Donna Williams

SUPPORTERS

Wendy Wenk Adams Allison Snyder Brates Jean Stewart Burton Cynthia Clasgens Pamela Kraemer Klurfield Dorothy Kirmse Scarlett Sarah Blair Smith Sarah Stott Fendine Clagett Wood

SUPPORTERS

Judith Scott Larsen Liddy Taylor Latter Caroline Baldwin Lewis Julie Lange Peyton

1969 PARTICIPATION: 29% ANNUAL FUND: $86,186 THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

1966

Ann Watson Bresnahan Lisa Pagliaro Selz

CLASS AGENT

Pamela Shields Smith

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 28% ANNUAL FUND: $14,270

Anne Sprole Mauk

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Barbara Thomas Kennedy

Margaretta Bredin Brokaw THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Tucker Etherington Anderson Leslie Hailand Newman Shelley Wanger BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Patricia Tierney Falkenhagen Pamela Shields Smith Hilary Coulter Wodlinger SUPPORTERS

Deborah Bard Dewing Susan Hewitt Fischer Hilda Carey Frey ’66, P’99 Marjorie Warner Off Carol Bruenner Parker Janet Stott

THE 1911 SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Susan Nichols Ferriere Ruth Harrison Grobe DOGSWOOD CLUB

Elizabeth Elkinton Barr Gillian Reighley Christensen BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Mary Laub Cowan Marian Cox-Chapman Katherine Dresdner Pennell Whitney SUPPORTERS

Charlotte Smart Rogan ’71 returned to Walker’s to discuss her book, “The Lifeboat,” and to encourage students to follow their passions.

Mary Whitt Fishel Susan Brittingham Gregg ❖ Katherine Murphy Ingle Gurukirn Paulus Khalsa

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1972

1975

CLASS AGENTS

PARTICIPATION: 16% ANNUAL FUND: $50,087

Cynthia Anderson Barker Jill Englund Jensen PARTICIPATION: 23% ANNUAL FUND: $32,408

Deborah Rush Hilary Thornton

1981 PARTICIPATION: 13% ANNUAL FUND: $5,121

SUPPORTERS

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Sarah House Denby

Deborah Bell Spoehel Helen Potter Wagner

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Lucy West Engebretson Kimberly Bourne Fisher Lisa Bourget Frisbie Suzanne Hartt Mary Gorter Krey Carol Auchter Stiles

Sarah Gates Colley Kathryn McCarthy Parsons

Meleda Wegner Lowry THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Amy Cleveland Bowman Mary Beth Rettger DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Pamela Safford

Cynthia Anderson Barker Alison McCall

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Jill Englund Jensen Mary Mountcastle

Diane Solomon Doppelt Carol Hoffman Jason

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Jane Hadden Geisse Constance Bell Moser

Susan Ziebarth Delaporte Jeanette Poillon

SUPPORTERS

Ruth Wick Brooke

Liliana Orsi Barston Susan Churchill Bowman Karen Brooks ’72, P’03 Gretchen Dingman Lisa Harrington Foote Kathryn Loomis Harris Beryn Frank Harty Joanna Betts Virkler

Hilary Walker Hotchkiss Lindsay McCrum Deborah Mercer Ribas

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Mary Melvin Fleming

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 12% ANNUAL FUND: $3,875

Louise Gabrielle

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Elizabeth Paschal Alrick Andrea Little Eaton Margaret S. Filoon Sarah Crosskey Marvin Laura Whiteman

SUPPORTERS

Wendy Buck Brown Nancy Mack von Euler DOGSWOOD CLUB

Karen Polcer Bdera Linda Murphey Crispinelli Elizabeth Thornton Jolly

1982 CLASS AGENT

Emily Eckelberry Johnson SUPPORTERS

1976

PARTICIPATION: 13% ANNUAL FUND: $5,295

Tracey Kammerer Dana Carter Lange Katherine Jones Stillwell Catherine Terry Taylor

PARTICIPATION: 12% ANNUAL FUND: $1,260 DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Katharine O’Brien Rohn

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Shelley Cole Staley Cayce Sednaoui

CLASS AGENT

SUPPORTERS

1980

Cristina Orsi Lirot

Whitney Williams Jones Susan Jensen Rawles

Lisa Weber Greenberg Margaret McKee Jennifer Smith Victoria Veh

PARTICIPATION: 16% ANNUAL FUND: $2,570

SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 13% ANNUAL FUND: $21,905

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Sarah-Jane McCarthy Markoe

Laura Mountcastle THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Stephanie Davison Leta Dinkel Linda Loteczka Gilbert Anne Kennedy Emily Davis Knight Yvette Larrieu Susan McWilliams Cassandra Sperry Ordway Ann O’Reilly Martha Nevins Pawasarat Shannon Young Ray Deana Washburn

1977

Phoebe Welsh Muzzy

PARTICIPATION: 19% ANNUAL FUND: $21,100

DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Lois Johnson Hughes Vanessa Guerrini-Maraldi Wilcox

Elizabeth Smith van Gemeren THE 1911 SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Elizabeth Sudler

Sarah Schade Bowman Gunnel Orndahl

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Wendy West Brenninkmeijer SUPPORTERS

Susan Bierwirth Arbios Elizabeth Palmer Higgins Darby Tench Leicht Olivia Lovelace ❖

Jean Brigham Chant Tricia Tourville Dave Claudia S. Ingham Katharine Smith Olney Sahba Sadegh-Vaziri Heather Sweeny Leila Howland Wetmore Susan Stewart Wilks

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

1979

DOGSWOOD CLUB

1984 PARTICIPATION: 10% ANNUAL FUND: $1,175 DOGSWOOD CLUB

Julia Ellis

Monica Adams

SUPPORTERS

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Vivien Carrera-Justiz Brown Margaret Ashforth

Cecily Chilton Matthai

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Sandra Rohde McNamee Toby Frielinghaus Reilley Alden Byrholdt Reith Caroline O’Brien Thomas

Elizabeth West Glidden Carol Gillett-Lamond Wendy Smith

1986 PARTICIPATION: 7% ANNUAL FUND: $25,500

1992 PARTICIPATION: 10% ANNUAL FUND: $400

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Suzanne Fairchild Kovner

Connie Morales

1989 1985 PARTICIPATION: 7% ANNUAL FUND: $2,450 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Christina Dillon Cohen Anne Roe

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Jennifer Rodts

PARTICIPATION: 7% ANNUAL FUND: $835

SUPPORTERS

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Hilary Getman Pearson Micaela Porta Elizabeth Wright Wempe

Brice Barry Russian Emma Simon

SUPPORTERS

Elizabeth Pryor Bradley Deborah Flagg Smith

Naomi Servante McNally Whitley Ram Schoeny

1994

SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 8% ANNUAL FUND: $525

Karen Brundage Aimee Murdock Burke Fiona Cox Thalia Falcon Eleanor Taylor

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Maria Aixala Dawson

SUPPORTERS

1987 PARTICIPATION: 9% ANNUAL FUND: $1,588

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Kirsten Eckelmeyer Pamela Webster Murphy

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Kathryn Spector Lasater

Philippa Eschauzier Earl

SUPPORTERS

1990

Josey Ballenger Ailsa Veit Foulke

CLASS AGENTS

1995

Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo Karen Quiros Holder

CLASS AGENT

Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln PARTICIPATION: 15% ANNUAL FUND: $1,775

PARTICIPATION: 11% ANNUAL FUND: $555

THE CLUETT SOCIETY SUPPORTERS

Brooke Gaffney Redmond

Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln Leander Altifois Dolphin Marsha Hughes Jacqueline Jayson Julie Marr Monroe Alexandra Townson

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Donya Nagib Sabet BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Amanda Pitman SUPPORTERS

Jenny Belknap Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo Karen Quiros Holder Katie Ryan Carol Watson

1996 PARTICIPATION: 2% ANNUAL FUND: $100 SUPPORTERS

Emily Rossiter Gwendolyn Wood Wisely

1991 PARTICIPATION: 12% ANNUAL FUND: $1,450

1997

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 7% ANNUAL FUND: $250

Holly Legler Cortes SUPPORTERS

Student-crafted pottery used to raise funds for the Empty Bowls Project, an international grassroots effort to fight hunger

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SUPPORTERS

Gabriela Porta Beecher Elizabeth Schaaf Carson Sarah Keefer Dore Atwill Kesterson Nancy Lombardo Valente

Alicia Kelly Benedetto Karen Crowe Katherine Flanagan Shoss

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1999

DOGSWOOD CLUB

2007

CLASS AGENTS

Brittany Coons Noble

Meaghan McLean Boisfeuillet Rebecca Sherlock-Shangraw

THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 12% ANNUAL FUND: $1,510

PARTICIPATION: 7% ANNUAL FUND: $187

SUPPORTERS

Meaghan McLean Boisfeuillet Vivienne Felix Shannon McKenna Rebecca Sherlock-Shangraw

Emily Forman

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Carter E. Margison

Cerra Cardwell Holly Jackson Virginia Russell

THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY

Jeanette C. Pelizzon SUPPORTERS

Alicia Couch-Edwards Alison R. Dowling Perry L. Shusterman Kelly Tran

2004 PARTICIPATION: 9% ANNUAL FUND: $125

2000

SUPPORTERS

CLASS AGENTS

Berit E. Barr Allison S. Clark Anesha P. Grant Katherine R. Hypolite

Sarah M. Heinemann Samara M. Khalique

2009 PARTICIPATION: 4% ANNUAL FUND: $120 SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 24% ANNUAL FUND: $1,195 SUPPORTERS

Lacey Millar Bradley Emily B. Cole-Chu Sarah M. Heinemann May Hope Johnson Samara M. Khalique Sarah N. Murad Amy H. Neidlinger Kimberly Wagner Patterson Allison M. Quigley Jamiah N. Tappin Danielle L. Wentworth

Heather M. Carey Hen Chang Xinrui R. Chen Seo Yoon Cheong Amy R. Crescimanno Keelyn T. Crowe Victoria M. Daguerre-Bradford Eryn B. Dioli Kelly D. Dyson Lu Fang Abigail L. Fasano Samantha L. Gonzalez Nicole T. Gregory Ji Yeon Han Emery Hanson Allison L. Harris Sahra Ibrahimi Hannah M. Jones Emily Kirby Amanda Lee Alexandria E. Leidt Alice Lin Ya Liu Jacinta J. Lomba Karen E. Macke Ameena Makhdoomi Marisa Martin Hannah Meehan Madison Morsch Brianna E. Neely Emilee O’Brien Jill E. O’Brien Autumn E. Ondo Basak Oztahtaci Devin C. Pafumi Tara L. Patrina Victoria Petrilli Chelsea B. Regan Abigail R. Reynolds Brittany R. Sawyer Weiqian Sheng Coriene Smith Lena Springer Caroline A. Streett Abigail Symes Paige Williams-Rivera Hanye Zhang XiaoYun Zhang Yiru Zhong

Brennan A. Maine Caitlin E. Moss

2005 CLASS AGENT

Catherine Seif

2010

PARTICIPATION: 13% ANNUAL FUND: $2,425

PARTICIPATION: 6% ANNUAL FUND: $301

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY

Lindsay P. N. Flynn

Ella P. Smith

THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Christina Ball Charlotte Weidlein

Charlotte A. Jones Rachel L. Keeney Marianne T. Pettit

SUPPORTERS

2001 PARTICIPATION: 11% ANNUAL FUND: $2,200 THE 1911 SOCIETY

Mary Cobey SUPPORTERS

Courtney Hornberger Erica Ohanesian Lamson Nicole Paquet Whitehead

Ting Chu-Richardson Ashley Dombrow Misa Kohsai

2011 PARTICIPATION: 6% ANNUAL FUND: $90 SUPPORTERS

2006

Kelsey A. Ballard Christine E. Ligato CodyAnn Patrina Samantha Remillard

CLASS AGENTS

Reema Dedania Caitlin W. Lashnits PARTICIPATION: 2% ANNUAL FUND: $20

2013

SUPPORTERS

2002

PARTICIPATION: 100% ANNUAL FUND: $139

Caitlin W. Lashnits

CLASS AGENT

Brittany Coons Noble

SUPPORTERS Maria Arico Ross A. C. Beed Jonell Brown

PARTICIPATION: 10% ANNUAL FUND: $1,240

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2012–2013 TOP TEN CLASSES — THE WALKER’S FUND

Class

Dollars Raised

Class Agents; Reunion Committee

1955

$226,315.04

Sally Mason Ellison, Elizabeth Nash Muench

1960

$134,618.75

1969

$86,185.98

1963

$85,601.50

Robin Frost Bessin, Suzanne Schroeder Chapman, Susan Barker DePree, Cythlen Cunningham Maddock

1975

$49,987.90

1972

$32,408.31

1967

$31,743.00

1940

$30,755.45

1964

$30,025.00

10. 1986

$25,500.00

Cynthia Anderson Barker, Jill Englund Jensen

Senior Class Gift The Class of 2013 enthusiastically embraced their new role as Walker’s alumna and needed no coaching to achieve 100% participation in the Annual Fund. In addition, the Class of 2013 rallied to raise money and donated a Victory Bell to the School. The new bell will be located next to The Centennial Athletic Fields. Be certain that the Victory Bell will ring loud and clear for Walker’s athletic successes for years to come. Hooray! Sunray! Class of 2013!

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Development Volunteers 2012–2013 No fundraising program can succeed without the dedication of its volunteers. Alumnae, parents, grandparents and friends of The Ethel Walker School once again joined together to ensure the realization of our 2012-2013 goals. To them all, we extend a heartfelt thank you. BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012-13 Donya Nagib Sabet ’90 CHAIR

Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 VICE CHAIR

Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 TREASURER

Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64

EX-OFFICIO, PRESIDENT, PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION

Lynn Allegaert ’64 Timothy R. Bazemore Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare

CHAIR

Amanda Pitman ’90

Alexandra Badger Airth ’83 Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 Ronald Spoehel P’14

VICE PRESIDENT

Carter Margison ’07 SECRETARY

ALUMNAE BOARD

Elizabeth Borland Blodgett ’91 Caryl Van Ranst Dearing ’60 Leander Altifois Dolphin ’95 Mary Lotuff Feeny ’83 Lindsay Flynn ’05 Ailsa Veit Foulke ’87 Katherine Hypolite ’04 Tracy Himmel Isham ’85 Molly Love ’64 Mary Beth Rettger ’81 Deborah N. Rush ’77 Jamiah Tappin ’00 Catherine Terry Taylor ’79 Gwendolyn Wood Wisely ’96

Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 TRUSTEE EMERITA

Renée Alexander P’13

Sarah Gates Colley ’75

PRESIDENT

EX-OFFICIO, PRESIDENT,

Christopher L. Brigham SECRETARY

CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN CABINET

ALUMNAE BOARD 2012-13

Sarah House Denby ’72 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Clive L. DuVal III P’09 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 Spencer Lampert P’14 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Sophie Mellon P’15 Laura Mountcastle ’74 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64

Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69 Elizabeth Cromwell Speers P’16 Abigail Trafford ’57 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 William Wrigley, Jr. P’14

TRUSTEE EMERITA

Sarah Gates Colley ’75

CO-CHAIRS

Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Thomas C. Brokaw C. Austin Buck P’79 Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Holly Legler Cortes ’91 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Alice Kerr Moorhead ’61 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Lorna Sargeant Pfaelzer ’56 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Donya Nagib Sabet ’90 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

Alexandria Leidt ’13 STUDENT ALUMNAE BOARD REPRESENTATIVE

“This year I decided it was time to ‘give back’ to EWS and help rally the troops for our 35th reunion. With some enthusiasm and encouragement our classmates traveled to Simsbury from California, Montana, Kentucky and even Sweden! We won the largest attendance prize and raised our annual giving this year from 9% to 45%! Our reunion was so much fun and is serving as the catalyst to reunite our class, realizing that ‘old friends are the best friends.’ ” ASHLEY LICKLE O’NEIL ’78 Reunion Committee Volunteer and Class Correspondent

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PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION 2012-13 Renée Alexander P’13 PRESIDENT

Kristen Arnold P’14, ’15 VICE PRESIDENT & BOARDING PARENT LIAISON

Katrina Turner P’14 SECRETARY

Grace Niland P’15 TREASURER

Susan Vanaria P’14 CHAIR, ALL SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Renée Alexander P’13 René Daguerre-Bradford P’13 Sophia Clarke P’12, ’17 Patricia McCurdy-Crescimanno & Terry Crescimanno P’08, ’13 Michele Dyson P’13 Ronald Fasano P’12, ’13 Stephen Flanagan P’14 Donna Jones P’10, ’13 Genie Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 Keisha Palmer P’18 Melissa Regan P’13 Jennifer Reynolds P’13, ’15 Susan Riggles P’18 Helenmarie Rodgers P’16 Susan Vanaria P’14 Perry Zheng P’17

René Daguerre-Bradford P’13 CHAIR, UPPER SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Laura Patrina P’11, ’13 UPPER DAY SCHOOL PARENT LIAISON

LEADERSHIP GIVING CIRCLE SOLICITORS

Carol Ross P’18 CHAIR, MIDDLE SCHOOL COMMITTEE

Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 CHAIR, LEADERSHIP GIVING

Sophia Clarke P’12, ’17

Bruce Backman P’16, ’18

MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLUNTEER

PARENT CHAIR, ANNUAL FUND

CLASS AGENTS

CLASS CORRESPONDENTS

Margaret Auger Kennerly ’45 Janice Tompkins Spurr ’45 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Sally Mason Ellison ’55 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Elena Miller Shoch ’59 Anne Wakefield Leck ’62 Pamela Shields Smith ’66 Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72 Jill Englund Jensen ’72 Cristina Orsi Lirot ’74 Emily Eckelberry Johnson ’82 Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo ’90 Karen Quiros Holder ’90 Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln ’95 Meaghan McLean Boisfeuillet ’99 Rebecca Sherlock-Shangraw ’99 Sarah M. Heinemann ’00 Samara M. Khalique ’00 Brittany Coons Noble ’02 Catherine Seif ’05 Reema Dedania ’06 Caitlin W. Lashnits ’06

Elizabeth Carpenter Davis ’41, GP’80 Sylvia Breed Gates ’42 Caroline Berry Laporte ’43 Martha Darling Bell ’45 Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson ’53 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Betty Richards Tripp ’54 Adrianne Massie Hill ’56 Sandra Lipson Ryon ’57 Barbara Welles Bartlett ’58 Elisabeth Bartlett Sturges ’58 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Phyllis Richard Fritts ’60 Leslie Kelly Cutler ’61 Sage Dunlap Chase ’62 Margaret Holley Sparks ’62 Cythlen Cunningham Maddock ’63 Cynthia Higgins Roby ’64 Caroline Adams Muller ’67 Kimberley Smith Niles ’68 Katherine Murphy Ingle ’69 Cate Lord ’69, P’96 Gail Chandler Gaston ’70 Jean Hamilton ’71 ❖

COORDINATOR

Kerri Crowe P’13 Sherry Xu P’17

CHAIR, SENIOR PARENT FUND

MIDDLE SCHOOL PARENT LIAISON

Marcia & John Hincks Jane Feng P’15

CHAIRS, GRANDPARENT FUND

INTERNATIONAL PARENT LIAISON

Gail Shelton P’12 PRESIDENT EMERITA

PARENT AND GRANDPARENT SOLICITORS Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 CHAIR, LEADERSHIP GIVING

Bruce Backman P’16, ’18 PARENT CHAIR, ANNUAL FUND

Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon ’50 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Dr. Michael H. Leonard P’93 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Amanda Pitman ’90 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Donya Nagib Sabet ’90 Emma Simon ’89 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

Parents’ Association President Renée Alexander P’13 speaks at the Head’s House during Opening Days.

Kerri Crowe P’13 CHAIRS, SENIOR PARENT FUND

Marcia & John Hincks GP’13, ’15 CHAIRS, GRANDPARENT FUND

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Development Volunteers 2012–2013 Joanna Betts Virkler ’72 Vanessa Guerrini-Maraldi Wilcox ’74 Doris Pendleton McClain ’75 Lisa Weber Greenberg ’76 Lisa Bourget Frisbie ’77 Deborah Rush ’77 Ashley Lickle O’Neil ’78 Karen Polcer Bdera ’79 Ann O’Reilly ’80 Veronica Leger ’81 Eve Agush Costarelli ’82 Anna Perkins de Cordova ’83 Elizabeth Potter Giddings ’85, P’13 Elizabeth West Glidden ’87 Fiona Cox ’89 Sarah Keefer ’91 Kristin Carideo Flyer ’93 Nicole Lewenson Shargel ’95 Alexandra Townson ’95 Karen Crowe ’97 Brooke Berescik-Johns ’98 Vivienne Felix ’99 Allison M. Quigley ’00 Alicia Little Hodge ’01 Holly Jackson ’02 Ebony Moses ’06 Alle Shane ’06 Emily Casey ’07 Carter E. Margison ’07 Kathleen A. Kirby ’08 Katherine E. Reid ’09 Marianne T. Pettit ’10 Sydney C. Satchell ’10 Monet S. Clarke ’12

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FORMER TRUSTEES

Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Joseph J. Carideo P’93 Carroll Morgan Carpenter ’59, P’68 Janet Carroll ’72 David Castellani P’09 Paulette Castillo ’73 Page Chapman P’81 G. Munroe Cobey P’01, ’03 Jeffrey W. Cook P’73, ’75 Ann Stone Costello ’68 E. Kay Cowan Marian Cox-Chapman ’69 W. Carroll Coyne P’82, ’86 Gizella Callender Crawford ’81 Terry Crescimanno P’08, 13 Philip J. Crowe, Jr. P’97, GP’13 Barbara O. David P’92 John B. Davies P’96, ’00 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Ashley Bourne Dewey ’82 Ruth Z. Dougher P’89 S. Hallock du Pont, Jr. Margaret Field ’60 Susan Hewitt Fischer ’66 Alfred J. Fisher III P’92 Thomas R. Flagg P’85, ’87 Patrick J. Flynn P’05 Susan S. Ford ’63 Dr. Stuart Forman P’02

Former members of the Board of Trustees who continue to be ambassadors for the School and its future. Alexandra Badger Airth ’83 Abdulatif Y. Al-Hamad P’02 L. Thomas Applegate P’95 Julia Whitfield Auerbach ’82 David H. Badger P’83 Betsy Ballenger ’71 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Lawrence E. Bathgate II P’90 Henry P. Becton P’69, ’70 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Suzanne Chapin Berl ’64 Anne Winton Black P’03 Mercedes Mestre Bonachea ’65 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Kathleen J. Brigham P’82, P’85 Lorraine Smith Brooks ’75 Wendy Buck Brown ’79 Naomi I. Bryant P’96 C. Austin Buck P’79

Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, 14 at the Head’s House on Reunion Weekend 2013

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Kathanne Fowler P’12 John R. French P’83, ’87 David M. Gaffney P’90 Robert M. Gardiner P’67, ’74 Gail Chandler Gaston ’70 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 Christopher Getman P’86 Sara Kellogg Goodrich Audrey Fentress Gorter ’50, P’77 Richard Gottlieb P’93, ’96 Margaret Gray ’67 Carla Gregory P’13 Dr. Viola Hallman P’92 Patricia Durey Haviland ’52, P’79 Fred A. Hazlewood P’92 Elise Truebner Henning ’61 C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Adrianne Massie Hill ’56 Mark R. Hornberger P’01 Iain Howard-Sorrell P’09 Mary Mathes Jackson ’36, P’63 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Ann H. Kaplan P’95 George E. Kelly, Jr. P’93, ’97 Robert C. Legler P’91 Catherine McIntire Leslie ’37, P’62, ’66 William C. Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Michael G. Licopantis P’84, ’87 Frances Lippincott ’76

The Development Office is always interested in knowing how we can best serve the alumnae, parents and friends of The Ethel Walker School. To help us keep our records up-to-date, please contact the Development Office with address or email changes so that you continue to receive news about Walker’s. If you have questions about making a donation, please contact any of the staff listed below.

“When I run into other alumnae in New York or anywhere, there is always an instant connection, happiness to see one another, and joy taken in each other’s accomplishments — even if we were not close at School. We all have a wonderful bond, and by supporting the School and the alumnae network, I hope to do my part to help keep those bonds strong.”

Thom Greenlaw, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER AND ASSISTANT HEAD FOR STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

BROOKE BERESCIK-JOHNS ’98

860-408-4247 • tgreenlaw@ethelwalker.org

Reunion Committee Volunteer and Class Correspondent Jane Rae Bradford, SENIOR DIRECTOR OF GIFT PLANNING AND CAMPAIGN MANAGER

860-408-4260 • jbradford@ethelwalker.org Margaret Plunkett Lord ’47, P’69, ’71, GP’96 ❖ Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55 Russell R. MacDonnell P’96 Richard W. Maine P’09 John J. McAtee Alison McCall ’72 Julien L. McCall P’72 Geoffrey R. McConnell P’98 Kari McDowell P’89 Mary Mead-Hagen ’72 ❖ Elizabeth Weyerhaeuser Meadowcroft ’51, P’82 Gail Sheppard Moloney ’56 Elizabeth Yinkey Moore ’64 M. Lane Morrison ’93 Kenneth F. Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Bettina P. Murray P’88 Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Dane Nichols ’64 Robert E. Nolan ’84 Katherine O’Brien P’82, ’84 Kemble Lickle O’Donnell ’79 Harold C. Parisen P’90 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 Angelene Pell ’57 Patricia Pruett Diane Puckhaber P’07 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Shannon Young Ray ’80 Sarah Johnson Redlich ’78, P’10 Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90 Sue M. Reid P’09

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Catherine S. Roberts P’96 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Pamela Safford ’81 Jean Tilt Sammis ’57 Susan J. Sappington P’06 Marcia A. Savage P’85 Nicholas Schaus P’79 Mary Bebel Schinke ’81 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 ❖ Deborah Flagg Scott ’48, P’74 Staley Cayce Sednaoui ’76 Gail M. Shelton P’12 Glenn A. Sieber P’09 Emma Simon ’89 DeBorah Bryant Sonnenschein ’73 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 Ruth Streeter ’72 Richard P. Sullivan P’83, ’84 Susan Knapp Thomas ’80 ❖ James Thornton P’77, ’79 Edith Timken P’89 Elizabeth Smith van Gemeren ’77, P’07, ’09 Cynthia T. Vega ’82 Victoria Veh ’76 Pamela Wasley ’63 Carol Watson ’90 Arthur E. Wegner P’81, ’82 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 Marilyn Hodges Wilmerding ’60 Vanessa Wilson ’76 Katharine Winship ’73

Heidi McCann. DIRECTOR OF REUNION GIVING 860-408-4250 • hmccann@ethelwalker.org Sara Jane von Trapp, SENIOR DIRECTOR OF THE FUND FOR WALKER’S 860-408-4259 • svontrapp@ethelwalker.org Cara Coscarelli Woods, DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAE AFFAIRS 860-408-4254 • cwoods@ethelwalker.org Jennifer Banach, CAMPAIGN AND PROSPECT RESEARCH MANAGER 860-408-4255 • jbanach@ethelwalker.org Paula Brink, SENIOR EVENTS MANAGER AND LIAISON TO THE BOARD 860-408-4252 • pbrink@ethelwalker.org Lisa Bourget Frisbie, ’77, DEVELOPMENT OFFICE COORDINATOR 860-408-4258 • lfrisbie@ethelwalker.org Katie Irish Pond, DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT 860-408-4253 • kipond@ethelwalker.org Katie Kelly, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF THE FUND FOR WALKER’S 860-408-4256 • kkelly@ethelwalker.org Genie Lomba, DATABASE MANAGER 860-408-4251 • glomba@ethelwalker.org Tom Speers, DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT 860-817-1847 • tspeers@ethelwalker.org

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Leadership Giving Societies The Leadership Giving Societies represent our most generous donors. Their significant Walker’s Fund for Annual Giving, Capital and Endowment gifts make the current programs and future plans a reality, for which we are most grateful. THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY ($10,000 TO $24,999)

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY ($5,000 TO $9,999)

THE 1911 SOCIETY

($25,000 AND ABOVE) In honor of the School symbol

In honor of the School’s motto, “Nullas Horas Nisi Aureas”

In honor of the School’s founder, Ethel Walker Smith

In recognition of the year of the School’s founding

Anonymous Susan Weber & Richard Amerling P’15 Margaretta Bredin Brokaw ’66 Rebecca & G. Munroe Cobey P’01, ’03 Clive Connor P’05 Susan Townsley & Gregory Davis P’13 Teran & William Davis P’14 Elise Rosenberry Donohue ’55 The Ensign-Bickford Foundation, Inc. Susan S. Ford ’63 Elizabeth Gemmill ’63 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 Xuewen Jiang & Yonghai Liao P’15 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 The Luzurne Foundation Faith & Doug Margison P’07 Susan Martovich Sophie & Armour Mellon P’15 Laura Mountcastle ’74 Helenmarie Rodgers P’16 Leidy Paine Samson ’63 ❖ Robert H. Spilman P’76 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 Mary Holley Uihlein ’40 Elizabeth Smith van Gemeren ’77, P’07, ’09 Helen Potter Wagner ’75

Jean Reddy Armour ’45 Mr. Bruce Backman P’16, ’18 Marguerite Doubleday Buck ’55, P’79 Cobey Family Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Rance Crain (Ramsay Hanson ’10, Emery Hanson ’13) Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Drs. Amy & Stuart Forman P’02 Faye & Christophe Galopin P’15 Rebekah & J. Matthew Gardiner P’14 Mary Gardner Gates ’60 Elsie Hilliard Hillman ’44 Frieda Jacobs ’71 ❖ Mary Coe Lynch ’33 Anne Sprole Mauk ’69 Virginia McCurdy GP’08, ’10 Ruth Cummings Mead ’47 Payne Payson Middleton ’45 Phoebe Welsh Muzzy ’74 Rebecca Reno & Edward Peavy P’15 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 J. W. Smallwood, Jr. P’80 Julia Darling Spahr ’61 Bessie & Tom Speers P’16 Stanton Foundation Helene Henning Tilney ’63 Abigail Trafford ’57 Emily R. Wick P’15 Huiqian Xu & Peiming Zheng P’17

Anonymous Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72 Timothy R. Bazemore Martha Darling Bell ’45 Suzanne Sivage Borland ’64, P’91 Marybeth McInnis & Stephen Boucher Paula J. Brink Barbara Bristol ’67 Whitney A. de Roulet Bullock ’70 Lisa Smith Cashin ’71 Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Margaret Clarkson Chapin ’48 Mary Cobey ’01 Maureen & Philip Crowe, Jr. P’97, GP’13 Sharon & John Davies P’96, ’00 Linda Mitchell Davis ’49 Clive L. DuVal III P’09 Tania Goss Evans ’55 Barbara Nash & Patrick Flynn P’05 Kerri & Josh Glass P’14 Ann & Philip Glover P’14 Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon ’50 Pam Kohlberg & Curt Greer P’10 Henrietta Clement Hildebrand ’65 Constance & C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Elisabeth Allen Holland ’83 Alfred Jackson P’99 Carol Hoffman Jason ’75 & Joel Jason

Anonymous (4) Lynn Allegaert ’64 APS Foundation Ann Fay Barry P’14 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Marguerite & C. Austin Buck P’79 Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 James Clark P’13 Quarrier Bloch Cook ’53 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Sarah House Denby ’72 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Christine & John Gates P’73, ’75 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 E. Maxwell Geddes, Jr. Elizabeth Keating Cynthia Kirkland Kellogg ’60 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Suzanne Fairchild Kovner ’86 Spencer Lampert P’14 David O. MacKenzie Cythlen Cunningham Maddock ’63 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Jacqueline Mars P’83 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 ❖ Ethel Worthington Riley ’35 Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69 Ethel Walker Charitable & Educational Foundation Florence Forgan Wheeler ’42 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 The Woodland Foundation Heather & William Wrigley, Jr. P’14

($1,911 TO $4,999)

“I feel that it is important to support one’s alma mater — after all it did for us in many different ways we should be thankful and reciprocate!” LYNN CUNNINGHAM MADDOCK ’63 Trustee, Reunion Committee Volunteer and Class Correspondent

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Barbara Thomas Kennedy ’69 Carroll Keeley King ’40 Nancy Kitchell Lickle ’53 Renee & William Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Zili Cheng & Wei Liu P’14 Maria & Sheldon Lowe P’14 Meleda Wegner Lowry ’81 Suzanne Frey Luetkemeyer ’61 Leontina Marcotulli ’83 Sarah Sloneker Marcum ’42 Anne Sprole Mauk ’69 Laurie Mack McBride ’57 Alison McCall ’72 Anne Cunningham McClure ’40, P’66 Rose Marie & Philip McLoughlin P’98 Gail Sheppard Moloney ’56 James W. O’Brien Foundation, Inc. Laura & Joseph Patrina, Jr. P’11, ’13 Jun He & Xiaojun Qi P’14 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Alita Weaver Reed ’60 Annabelle Reid ’78 Jennifer & Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15 Katharine O’Brien Rohn ’82 Jean Tilt Sammis ’57 Elizabeth Sudler ’77 Christine Nichols Tredway ’46 Germine & Todd Tuckner P’14 Ying Li & Wendong Xu P’15 Linda Roberts Zinn ’63

THE CLUETT SOCIETY ($1,000 TO $1,910) To commemorate the original Cluett Dormitory given in memory of Emily Cluett ’19 by her family Tucker Etherington Anderson ’66 Margaret Nichols Allport ’41 Margaret & Ian Ball P’05 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Emilie & Stephen Becker P’15 Mary Peters Bolton ’33 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Amy Cleveland Bowman ’81

Kevin Bradley P’85 Wendy West Brenninkmeijer ’77 Wendy Buck Brown ’79 Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Anne Crandall Campbell ’78 Nina & Matthew Carley P’09 Paulette Castillo ’73 Suzanne Schroeder Chapman ’63 Pamela Churchill Christina Dillon Cohen ’85 Quarrier Bloch Cook ’53 Holly Legler Cortes ’91 Ann Stone Costello ’68 Cecilia & Alain Cuissart de Grelle P’15 Stevens Greeff De Vargas Machuca ’63 Susan Barker DePree ’63 Frances Barber Dorrance ’42, P’69, ’71, ’74 Clarissa Yantis Downey ’53 Sally Mason Ellison ’55 Susan Nichols Ferriere ’69 Mary Melvin Fleming ’75 Stephanie & Lawrence Flinn, Jr. P’88 Lindsay P. N. Flynn ’05 Martha Seeligson Gaffney ’83 Elizabeth Jack Ghriskey ’63 Charlotte Goodwin GP’14 Debra & Michael Gordon P’14 Audrey Fentress Gorter ’50, P’77 Pamela Pond Goss ’49 Ruth Harrison Grobe ’69 Lillian Studebaker Hardy ’42 Sarah Schutt Harrison ’55 Mary W. Harriman Foundation Faith Hall Harvie ’41 Mary Birge Bonbright Hendrian ’47 Marcia & John Hincks GP’13, ’15 Pamela Kelley Hull ’46 Toan Huynh ’93 Cornelia Spencer Ives ’63 Jill Englund Jensen ’72 Whitney Williams Jones ’82 Constance Mellon Kapp ’88 Sally & Scott LaBonte P’16 Kathryn Spector Lasater ’87 Carter E. Margison ’07 Sarah-Jane McCarthy Markoe ’80 Alline Matheson ’78 Martha Bloch McLanahan ’58 Katherine & Kenneth F. Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74

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Savannah Barry ’14, daughter of Anne Fay Barry, newly appointed Board of Trustees member, clears a fence on “Cool Boy” in the riding ring.

Mary Mountcastle ’72 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Carol Keeney Munro ’56 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Grace & Jeffrey Niland P’15 Suzanne Patterson ’53 Samuel P. Peabody Mary-Dixon Bartlett Peers ’55 Betsy McNally Ravenel ’56 Susan Jensen Rawles ’82 Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90 Mary Beth Rettger ’81 Robinson & Cole Anne Roe ’85 Deborah & Bernard Rosselli P’98 Ms. Debra Salge P’15 Barbara McPherson Sanders ’68 Elizabeth Schlosser ’67 Elisabeth Dobbin Sherwood ’57 Leslie & Steven Silverman P’15 Elizabeth Arienti Sloane ’83 Virginia Pearson Smithers ’56, P’81 Julia Darling Spahr ’61 Jane Bassett Spilman P’76 Tania Whitman Stepanian ’60 J. Randall Furlong Street ’57 Robert E. Thomas P’69 Jeanette Hunt Van Nice ’62 Nancy Mack von Euler ’79

Ana Cutillas Walker ’78 Shelley Wanger ’66 Linda Trimingham Warriner ’61 Cynthia Webster P’94 Margaret Neuhaus Weekley ’68 Susan N. Whitlock ’62 Elaine Johnson Wold ’46 Josephine Smith Zirnkilton ’49, P’79

THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY ($250 TO $999) To recognize young alumnae, up to and including their 10th Reunion, who contributed to the Walker’s Fund for Annual Giving Christina Ball ’05 Jeanette C. Pelizzon ’07 Ella P. Smith ’10 Charlotte Weidlein ’05

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Parents and Grandparents Each year the parents of students, parents of alumnae and grandparents of students and alumnae show their support of The Ethel Walker School through generous gifts. Their appreciation of the School affirms our mission and ensures the continuation of the excellence of a Walker’s education. PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS OF SENIORS THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

James Clark

Jennifer O’Keefe Melissa & Thomas Regan Michelle & Thomas Sawyer Patricia & Michael Symes Pamela & Buck Wilson

Sally & Scott LaBonte P’16 Grace & Jeffrey Niland P’15 Debra Salge P’15 Leslie & Steven Silverman P’15 DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Kristen & Thomas Arnold P’14, ’15 Eleanor & Jack Barnes P’19 Crystal & Jeffrey Begleiter P’14 Lei Wang & Kan Chen P’16 Rosemarie Campbell-D ’Anthony & Donald D ’Anthony P’16 Julia Ellis ’84, P’16 Laura & Jay Kantor P’15 Patricia Nodoushani P’16 Catherine & W. Gordon Ross P’15 Beatriz Serramo & Jose Hernandez-Sampelayo P’13, ’15 Lori & Stephen Savino, Jr. P’16 Caroline Wheaton P’14

Susan Townsley & Gregory Davis THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

CURRENT PARENTS

Rance Crain GP’10, ’13

(Parents of students in grades 6-11)

THE 1911 SOCIETY

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Maureen & Philip Crowe, Jr. P’97, GP’13 Laura & Joseph Patrina P’11, ’13 Jennifer & Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15

Ann Fay Barry P’14 Spencer Lampert P’14 Heather & William Wrigley, Jr. P’14

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Susan Weber & Richard Amerling P’15 Teran & William Davis P’14 Xuewen Jiang & Yonghai Liao P’15 Sophie & Armour Mellon P’15 Helenmarie Rodgers P’16 Deborah & Ronald Spoehel ’75, P’14

Marcia & John Hincks GP’13, ’15 DOGSWOOD CLUB

Michele & Steven Dyson Lee-Ann & Mitchell Harris Beatriz Serramo & Jose Hernandez-Sampelayo P’13, ’15

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Wendy & Timothy Allerton P’16 Charlotte & Stephen Flanagan P’14 Kimberly & Eugene Foster, Jr. P’18 Laurie & Robert Hine P’16 Hye Jeon & Seong Jo P’15 Wei Chen & Ye Li P’15 Kelly Finn Mazo ’83, P’14 Beth & Theodore Malloch P’16 Amy & James Melvin P’14 Loida John-Nicholson & Ian Nicholson P’14, ’16 Steven Shubat P’15 Terry & Dana Yanaway P’14

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

David Beed Donna & Keith Jones P’10, ’13 Bethany Wood-Leidt & William Leidt Elise & Jerry Rosenstock P’11, ’13 SUPPORTERS

Renée Alexander Allison Barringer René Daguerre-Bradford & Boyd Bradford Patricia Brown Li Zhao & Yuhang Chen Salvatore Crescimanno GP’08, ’13 Patricia McCurdy-Crescimanno & Terry Crescimanno P’08, ’13 Kathie & Paul Dioli Rose Anne Gonzalez Carla & Larry Gregory Lynne & Kevin Kirby P’08, ’13 Dolores & Joseph Lanosa Genie & John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 John O’Brien Hilary Waldman & Joseph O’Brien

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Bruce Backman P’16, ’18 Faye & Christophe Galopin P’15 Rebekah & J. Matthew Gardiner P’14 Rebecca Reno & Edward Peavy P’15 Bessie & Tom Speers P’16 Emily Wick P’15 Huiqian Xu & Peiming Zheng P’17 THE 1911 SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Kerri & Josh Glass P’14 Ann & Philip Glover P’14 Zili Cheng & Wei Liu P’14 Maria & Sheldon Lowe P’14 Jun He & Xiaojun Qi P’14 Jennifer & Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15 Gernine & Todd Tuckner P’14 Ying Li & Wendong Xu P’15

Nancy & Brooke Aker P’14 Nicole Sutton-Anderson & Terrance Anderson P’14 Lisa & Simon J. Austin P’14 Tracey Backman P’16, ’18 Jill Barden P’14 Clarissa & Alan Basch P’15 Carla Beard P’16 Deborah & Bryan Berry P’16 Emma & Lindsey Bird P’16 Nancy & Kirk Bolin P’14 Roseann & Alan Calandro P’14

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Emilie & Stephen Becker P’15 Cecilia & Alain Cuissart de Grelle P’15 Debra & Michael Gordon P’14

DECEASED

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Diane & Roger Cantello P’14 Cheryl Washington & Jerald Carter P’15 YingFeng He & ShaoHui Chen P’15 Leonard Clark P’15 Sophia & Mark Clarke P’12, ’17 Katherine & Chris Codeanne P’17 Susan & John Connor P’15 Natalia & Carlos Cruz P’14 Grace & Arthur de Atienza P’18 Ayesha Dewan P’17 Jenna & Brock Dunn P’19 Mimi & Paul Duran P’16 Heinz Edwards P’16 Virginia & Richard Everard, Jr. P’16 Anne Gair-MacMichael P’14 Wendy & Pablo Garcia P’18 Lorna & Peter Gawlik P’15 Sharon Geoghan P’19 Lisa & Mark George P’15 Julie & Isaiah Gillett P’18 Lisa & Richard Griffiths P’10, ’19 Jule & Paul Hegwood, Jr. P’15 Lisa & David Hughes, Jr. P’11, ’14 Helen & Emmanuel Igho P’15 Tracy Smith & Daniel Joseph P’18 Hayley & Kevin Kelley P’16 Shakila & Malik Khan P’15 Lilia & Steven Kieltyka P’10, ’16 Jennifer & Joseph Larnder P’18 Wei Wu & Yugang Liu P’16 Valerie & John Lochner P’15 Genie & John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 Candida & Arthur Lowry P’14 Sheila & Calvin Manley P’15 Ellen & Miguel Martin P’15 Patricia & Omar Meguid P’17 Victoria Monocchi P’16 David Palmer P’15 Keisha Palmer P’18 Konstantia Papapateras P’15 Marion & Guy Paterson P’17 Amy & Neil Paul P’16, ’18 Sallie & Michael Pellon P’11, ’14 Paola Perea P’14 Christine & James Pettit P’10, ’17 Jayne & Timothy Phair P’18 Ethel & Marcus Pitter P’15

Sandra & John Quinlan P’16 Dianne & Matthew Reale P’18 Margaret Richards P’16 Kristen & Dennis Richardson P’14, ’15 Susan & David Riggles P’18 Janet Roach P’18 Nicole Rodriguez P’14 Carol & Martin Ross P’18 Sharyn & Philip Rusch P’15 Jennifer & Jeff Ryan P’16 Monika Schnitzer & Klaus Schmidt P’15 Allison & Gerald Schulman P’17 Michelle & Antonio Scinto P’15 Ramla & Naseem Shaikh P’15 Melissa Shea P’16 Steven Shea P’16 Lisa Shubat P’15 Lola Smith P’16 Sonya Smith P’19 Margaret & William Smith P’16 Beth & Christopher Strapp P’18 Kim & Jim Thorne-Kaunelis P’15 Kathryn & Ross Tourigny P’15 Rachel & Richard Tressy P’14 Katrina & Elvin Turner P’14 Susan Vanaria P’14 Betsy & Kenneth Volg P’14 Phyllis Watts P’17 Laura Whiteman ’81, P’14 Jurene Yarwood P’14 Beth & Louis Zafonte P’15 Kirsten Fuchs & Lawrence Zeidner P’17 Hongyuan Zhang P’14

PARENTS OF ALUMNAE THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Marguerite & C. Austin Buck P’79 Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Christine & John Gates P’73, ’75 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Jacqueline Mars P’83 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Rebecca & G. Monroe Cobey P’01, ’03 Clive Connor P’05 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Faith & Doug Margison P’07 Elizabeth Smith van Gemeren ’77, P’07, ’09

Stephanie & R. Larry Acorn P’04 Marie & W. Jeffrey Baker P’11 Corlene Hobbs Cathcart ’44, P’82 Amelia & Mark Chafee P’08 Barbara David P’92 Mollie Stark Eckelberry ’48, P’82 Judith & Thomas Iovino P’99 Margot Balch Jacobs ’47, P’71 Virginia Rice Kelsey ’52, P’77 Katherine & Donal O’Brien P’82, ’84 Mary Burchfield Pivirotto ’51, P’88 Philip Potter, Jr. P’85 Constance Neher Purcell ’53, P’80 Barbara & Glenn Sieber P’09 A. Ellen Terpstra P’98 Cynthia & John Vaccaro P’12

Donna & Keith Jones ’10 Susan & John Eley P’11 Eugenie Lamb Fauver ’48, P’78 Terry & Thomas Flagg P’85, ’87 Carol Clark-Flanagan & Thomas Flanagan P’93, ’97 Antoinette Sickles GuerriniMaraldi ’49, P’74 Mary Mathes Jackson ’36, P’63 Jane & Ray Paquet P’01 Elizabeth & Theodore Peyton P’81 Elise & Jerry Rosenstock P’11

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Marguerite Doubleday Buck ’55, P’79 Maureen & Philip Crowe, Jr. P’97 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Drs. Amy & Stuart Forman P’02 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 J. W. Smallwood, Jr. P’80 THE 1911 SOCIETY

Suzanne Sivage Borland ’64, P’91 Maureen & Philip Crowe, Jr. P’97, GP’13 Sharon & John Davies P’96, ’00 Clive L. DuVal III P’09 Barbara Nash & Patrick Flynn P’05 Pam Kohlberg & Curt Greer P’10 Constance & C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Alfred Jackson P’99 Renee & William Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Anne Cunningham McClure ’40, P’66 Rose Marie & Philip McLoughlin P’98 Laura & Joseph Patrina, Jr. P’11, ’13 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Margaret & Ian Ball P’05 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Kevin Bradley P’85 Nina & Matthew Carley P’09 Frances Barber Dorrance ’42, P’69, ’71, ’74 Stephanie & Lawrence Flinn, Jr. P’88 Audrey Fentress Gorter ’50, P’77 Katherine & Kenneth Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Deborah & Bernard Rosselli P’98 Virginia Pearson Smithers ’56, P’81 Jane Bassett Spilman P’76 Robert Thomas P’69 Josephine Smith Zirnkilton ’49, P’79

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Board of Trustees members Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 and Sarah House Denby ’72 at the 2013 Service Awards

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Parents and Grandparents

(continued)

SUPPORTERS

Sadia & Arjumund Abid P’03 Deborah Allegue P’01 Agatha Altifois P’95 Patricia & Thomas Anathan P’92 Diana Wagner Anderson ’47, P’72 Marion & ❖John Bierwirth P’69, ’74 Anne & Rodman Black, Jr. P’03 Kathleen & F. Donald Brigham P’82, ’85 Karen Brooks ’72, P’03 Elizabeth Brucker P’95 Carol-Ann Bruen P’03 Judith & Alan Bush P’86 Ellyn & Darrell Carrington P’02 Gloria & Louis Caviglia P’02 Loise Baldwin Chapin ’45, P’73, ’79, ’82 Patricia McCurdy-Crescimanno & Terry Crescimanno P’08, ’13 Paula Chu & Laura Danforth P’05 Ursula & Everett Clark P’80. ’84 Janet & Stanley Cohen P’93, GP’16, ’18 Marie & Henry Coons P’02 Annie Cotten P’78 Penny & Anthony Dombrow P’05 Jody & Victor Dowling, Jr. P’07 Gwendolyn Couch & Ned Edwards P’07, ’10 Jan & Peter Eschauzier P’94 Sarah & Howard Estock P’98 Maureen Fiedler P’95, ’98 Hilda Carey Frey ’66, P’99 Adelaide Van Deventer Gibson ’54, P’89 Morton Goldstein P’88 Swan McLean Grant ’39, P’71 Michele Harris P’08 Laura & George Hicks P’10 Diane & Herbert Hoffman P’75, ’76 Priscilla Jackson P’02 Anita & Robert Kersten P’11 Adriana & Raymond La Raja P’85 Cheryl & R. K. LaFrenier P’97 Janice & John Lashnits P’04, ’06 Michael Leonard P’93 Jean Lepore P’10 Josephine & Saverio Ligato P’11 Margaret Plunkett Lord ’47, P’69, ’71, GP’96 Laurie MacAlpine P’08 Millicent Fox Mailliard ’46, P’76

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Deborah & Geoffrey McConnell P’98 Joyce McIntyre P’92 Rebecca & Terrence Milka P’08 Patricia & Anthony Neidlinger P’00 Anne Buffinton O’Brien ’46, P’73 Louise & Daniel O’Connell P’99 Beverly & Richard Prager P’04, ’07 Jeanne Ballentine Riegel ’53, P’83 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Preematie & Mark Rosidivito P’03 Selina & W. A. Rossiter P’96 Deborah Safford P’81, ’84 Philip Schenck P’88 Sally & Henry Schreier, Jr. P’81 Judith & Thomas Shannon P’07 Vicky Singer P’93, ’96 H. Catherine Skinner P’82 Elizabeth Hubbard Stott ’37, P’66, ’70 Diane Newton Sumner ’41, P’70 Gretchen & Richard Swibold P’78 Patricia & Jay Tourigny P’09 Noble Welch P’87 Suzanne Holmes Welch ’55, P’87 Virginia & Richard West P’87 Barbara & Joseph Wittmann, Jr. P’85 Richard Wright P’86 Nancy Cooper Young-Williams ’48, P’70 Ann & Norman Zeig P’83

Jean Waller Brune, Head of Roland Park Country School in Baltimore, MD, visits with her granddaughter Idabelle Paterson ’17 on Grandparents Day.

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Charlotte Goodwin (Charlotte Gardiner ’14) Marcia & John Hincks GP’13, ’15 (Abigail Reynolds ’13, Lillian Reynolds ’15) BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Ruth & P. McEvoy Cromwell (Nellie Speers ’16)

GRANDPARENTS OF STUDENTS AND ALUMNAE

SUPPORTERS

Thomas J. Bardong (Hannah Tuckner ’14) Jacqueline & Ronald Birmingham (Kendall A. Allerton ’16) Jean Brune (Idabelle Paterson ’17) Janet & Stanley Cohen P’93, GP’16, ’18 (Georgia Paul ’16, Holly Paul ’18) Salvatore Crescimanno (Kate S. Crescimanno ’08, Amy R. Crescimanno ’13) Edward Glofka (Haley A. Glofka ’14) Robert Hunter (Talia Basch ’15) Edith Read Lamb ’50, GP’12 (Emma Grimes ’12)

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 (Eda F. Bell ’12, Elizabeth S. Spoehel ’14) THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Rance Crain (Ramsay Hanson ’10, Emery Hanson ’13) Virginia McCurdy (Sarah E. Chotkowski ’08, Laura A. Chotkowski ’10) THE 1911 SOCIETY

Maureen & Philip Crowe, Jr. P’97, GP’13 (Keelyn T. Crowe ’13)

DECEASED

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Dolores & Joseph Lanosa (Madison Morsch ’13) Margaret Plunkett Lord ’47, P’69, ’71, GP’96 (Abigail L. Brown ’96) Mary & Spencer Montgomery, Jr. (Cassia Montgomery ’96) Nerina B. Perea (Alissa Lopez ’14) Angeline & Michael Rizzo (Haley A. Glofka ’14) Susan Speers (Nellie Speers ’16) Hortense I. Waul (Kennedi Rookwood ’15)

Foundations, Matching Gift Corporations, and Endowment/Campaign Gifts FOUNDATIONS THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Anonymous (2) McCarthy Bjorklund Foundation Christine and John S. Gates Family Charitable Trust Peter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg Foundation The Luzerne Foundation Jacqueline Badger Mars 2009 Charitable Lead Trust The Abra Prentice Foundation, Inc. The San Francisco Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund The Selz Foundation, Inc. Ethel Walker Charitable & Educational Foundation The Woodland Foundation THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

James E. & Constance L. Bell Foundation Elise R. Donohue Charitable Trust The Ensign-Bickford Foundation, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Lucy Rosenberry Jones Charitable Trust The New York Community Trust United Way of Rhode Island THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Cobey Family Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Elsie H. Hillman Foundation McCurdy Family Charitable Trust The Nelson Mead Fund United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut THE 1911 SOCIETY

CDM Foundation Goldstone Family Foundation Brian H. & Barbara T. Kennedy Charitable Gift Fund The Knapp Fund McBride Family & Aspen Business Center Foundation The Julien L. McCall Foundation Patrina Family Foundation

Darling Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation Gorter Family Foundation The Miller S. & Adelaide S. Gaffney Foundation Mary W. Harriman Foundation Greater Houston Community Foundation Patterson Family Charitable Foundation The Pennyghael Foundation, Inc. Betsy McNally Ravenel Charitable Foundation Rencourt Foundation, Inc. The Carl & Toby Sloane Family Foundation Robert H. & Jane Bassett Spilman Foundation The Van Nice Foundation

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

PepsiCo Foundation Robinson & Cole

Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 Clive Connor P’05 The Ensign-Bickford Foundation, Inc. Faith & Doug S. Margison P’07 ❖ Robert H. Spilman P’76 Helen Potter Wagner ’75

DOGSWOOD CLUB

United Technologies BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Amica Companies Foundation The Prospect Hill Foundation

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Chubb LifeAmerica Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. Endurance Harwinton Florist Macy & Co. Inc. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company Reebok U. S. Energy Development Corporation

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Baltimore Community Foundation The Barker Welfare Foundation The Boston Foundation The Gordon F. Linke & Jocelyn B. Linke Foundation The Queenan Foundation Seven "C" Foundation James W. Thornton Family Foundation WestWind Foundation

ENDOWMENT AND CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN GIFTS Anonymous (3) APS Foundation Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 Marguerite & C. Austin Buck P’79 Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 Quarrier Bloch Cook ’53 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 E. Maxwell Geddes, Jr. James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 ❖ Ethel Worthington Riley ’35 Florence Forgan Wheeler ’42

Flagg Foundation, Inc. Thomas M. & Esther C. Flanagan Charitable Trust SUPPORTERS

Jonathan C. S. Cox Family Foundation Lange Family Foundation II Nushka Fund Pasadena Community Foundation PepsiCo Foundation

MATCHING GIFTS AND CORPORATIONS

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72 Timothy R. Bazemore Carol Hoffman Jason ’75 & Joel Jason Nancy Kitchell Lickle ’53 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Rebekah & J. Matthew Gardiner P’14 ❖ Mary Coe Lynch ’33 Julia Darling Spahr ’61 Bessie & Tom Speers P’16 United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

The Bessemer National Gift Fund

Sally & Scott LaBonte P’16 Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90 Robinson & Cole Elaine Johnson Wold ’46 DOGSWOOD CLUB

Kristen & Thomas Arnold P’14, ’15 Paula J. Brink Lee-Ann & Mitchell Harris P’13 Virginia Rice Kelsey ’52, P’77 George G. Shaw BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Wendy & Timothy Allerton P’16 Pamela Churchill Laurie & Robert Hine P’16 Elise & Jerry Rosenstock P’11 SUPPORTERS

Elizabeth Beautyman ’68 Jacqueline & Ronald Birmingham GP’16 Diane & Roger Cantello P’14 Alicia Couch-Edwards ’07 Julie & Jeremy Greshin P’12 Paula & Stephen C. Place P’12 Kathryn & Ross Tourigny P’15

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY THE CLUETT SOCIETY

The Bay Branch Foundation The Boathouse Foundation

Bassett Furniture Industries Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The GE Foundation

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The Ethel Walker School

Faculty, Staff, and Friends We extend a special thank you to the faculty, staff and friends of The Ethel Walker School for their generous support. FACULTY AND STAFF THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Bessie & Tom Speers P’16 THE 1911 SOCIETY

Jennifer & Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Pamela Churchill DOGSWOOD CLUB

Anonymous Eleanor Barnes P’19 Paula J. Brink Lee-Ann Harris P’13 BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Wendy Allerton P’16 Sandra Kaye Baker Jane Rae Bradford Carol Clark-Flanagan P’93, ’97 Laurie Hine P’16 Heidi E.V. McCann Thomas A. Schneider SUPPORTERS

Clarissa Basch P’15 Matthew Bavone Roger Cantello P’14 Darrell Carrington P’02 Elizabeth Climie

FRIENDS Emily Cole-Chu ’00 Mary Beth Conley Alicia Couch-Edwards ’07 Thomas S. Deeds Mimi Duran P’16 Sarah Edson Grace Epstein Maureen Fiedler P’95, ’98 Nan Flanagan ’93 Marissa Forde Margy M. Foulke Samantha Gadsden Michael Galvin P’14 Patricia Gorecki Allison Grebe Julie Greshin P’12 John Groff Michele Harris P’08 Brooke Haynes Mary B. Hendrickson Laura Hicks P’10 Jill Harrington Priscilla Jackson P’02 Gregory Jandreau Kim Overtree Deann M. Keating Genie Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 Laurie MacAlpine P’08

THE SUN DIAL SOCIETY

Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare E. Maxwell Geddes, Jr. Elizabeth Keating James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 David O. MacKenzie THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Susan Martovich THE 1911 SOCIETY

Dean of Faculty and Studies Jill Harrington and her son, Seamus

Timothy R. Bazemore Marybeth McInnis & Stephen Boucher

Meg Mahoney Joyce McIntyre P’92 Lucy McLaughlin Elyssa Michael John Monagan Kristin B. Nicolle Susan J. Perillo Suzanne Piela Kenneth Poppe Richard Prager P’04, ’07 Sandra Quinlan P’16 Bryan Rathbun Hillary Rheinheimer Susan Riggles P’18 Elizabeth Sabaitis Michelle Sawyer P’13 Julia Sheldon Joan Skelley Diane Thomas Cheri Soule Torpey Tyler Varsell Qi Yang

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Samuel P. Peabody Robinson & Cole DOGSWOOD CLUB

Christopher L. Brigham, JD Thom Greenlaw George G. Shaw BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Stuart M. Bell Katharine H. Robinson SUPPORTERS

William S. Beinecke Leslie DeLong Kitty Northrop Friedman Sara Kellogg Goodrich Patricia & Henry Krupnikoff Sue Smith Cynthia Theron Frederick C. Witsell, Jr. Cara Coscarelli Woods

Gifts-in-Kind

Athletic Director John Monagan inducts Coach Darrell Carrington into the Walker’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

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Rebecca Reno & Edward Peavy P’15 Mary Beth Rettger ’81 ❖ Ethel Worthington Riley ’35 Michelle & Jeffrey Siegel P’12 J. W. Smallwood, Jr. P’80 Bessie & Tom Speers P’16 Cynthia Theron

Tracey Backman P’16, ’18 Paula J. Brink Margy M. Foulk Faye & Christophe Galopin P’15 Harwinton Florist Elizabeth Keating Maria & Sheldon Lowe P’14 Susan Martovich

Tributes 2012-2013 IN MEMORY OF Allison Bradley Agee ’85

Katharine Kittredge ’71

Margaret Sagar Pierpoint ’38

Daphne T. Wistell ’52

Kevin J. Bradley P’85

Wynanda Clifford Bell ’71 Cynthia Smith Evanisko ’71 Frieda P. Jacobs ’71

Patricia Newman Rummage ’38

Frederick Witsell, Jr.

Deborah Flagg Scott ’48

Jack A. Ziebarth P’68, ’75

Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Nancy Millar O’Boyle ’48

Susan Ziebarth Delaporte ’75

Judy Begleiter Jeffrey and Crystal Begleiter P’14

Henry J. Krupa Reuben Carter Brink

Dave Krupa

Paula & Peter Brink

Deceased Members of the Class of 1952 Elizabeth Anson Ann McDonough Capshaw Marilyn Fuller Casey June Haley Curtis Susan Salmon Donaldson Elizabeth Brandes du Pont Anne Fairburn Mary Dickinson Herb Louisa Livingston Kennedy Elinor Schenk Kurth Judith Follansbee Lynch Diana Tailer Pinkham Maria Lobo Ryan Lois Spreckels Alison Stone Daphne Towne Witsell

Connie Hart Le Goaer ’44 Alexandra Brucker ’95

Priscilla Huffard Rockwell ’44

Alicia Kelly Benedetto ’97 Elizabeth A. Brucker P’95

Jane Buckley Smith ’42, P’68, ’70, ’74

Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55

Jennifer Smith ’76

Frances Robertson Chandler ’44 Gail Chandler Gaston ’70

Pamela Kelley Hull ’46 Helen Harvey Mills ’54 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

Caroline O’Brien Sobieski ’57 Patricia Day Storm ’57

Maude Urmston Chilton ’53 Nancy Kitchell Lickle ’53 Cecily Chilton Matthai ’77

Amy Plant Clarke ’36 The Children of Amy Plant Clark ’36

Kate McNally Cote ’59 Sally Harrison Foster ’59 Elena Miller Shoch ’59

Zenit Soto ’03 Windy Black Jansen ’03 Emily K. E. Lawrence ’03

Nora Cooney Marra ’78 Elizabeth Hoodes Bender ’78 Deborah Riddle Bernier ’78 Kathryn Burnett ’78 Helen Hummer Feid ’78 Dorothy Hall ’78 Audrey Hamer 1978 Susan Josephson Horgan ’78 Victoria Falk Michaelis ’78 Ana Cutillas Walker ’78

Arden Bondy Sperry ’48, P’80 Eugenie Lamb Fauver ’48, P’78

Alison Stone ’52 Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson ’53

Deceased Members of the Class of 1955

Anne Strong ’62

Betty de la Sierra ’86 Vivien Carrera-Justiz Brown ’84 Micaela M. Porta ’86

Carolyn Mercer McFadden ’59 Cathleen Miller ’59

Sylvia Brooks ’64 Marcia Corbin ’62 Catherine Smith Leonard ’62

Margaret Finch Delong ’42

Philip Moloney

Cynthia Guerra Vega ’59

Leslie DeLong

Virginia Pearson Smithers ’56, P’81

Cathleen Miller ’59

Natalie Galbraith

Maureen Buckley O’Reilly ’50, P’77, ’78, ’80

Sara Wadsworth ’78

Royce Lake Lehmann ’54

Elizabeth Hoodes Bender ’78 Kathryn Burnett ’78 Ana Cutillas Walker ’78

Ann O’Reilly ’80

Catherine and Theodore Greeff Stevens Greeff De Vargas Machuca ’63

Anne Addinton Yvonne Schueg Arellano P’75, ’85 Susanne Rike Bowers Martha Butler Maria Cardenas Cardenas Susan Findlay Cathey P’79 Jane Brown Leidal Pamela Wallin Lieux Diana Webster Lynch Deborah Williams MacKenzie Sally Southack Muller Carol Frost Paine Jean Phelps P’81 Elizabeth Watters Ruffalo Lavinia Russell Hope Hollister Swenson P’78 Susan Schwarz Lorana Sullivan

Major General Arthur J. Poillon P’75

Cassandra Ward ’71

Jeanette Poillon ’75

Cynthia Smith Evanisko ’71

Margaret Lindsay ’59

Barbara McClurg Potter ’41

Lucie B. Warren P’52, ’63, GP’93

Elise Farley Higgins ’40

Sylvia Breed Gates ’42 Helen Potter Wagner ’75

Toni Grunschlag

Linda Roberts Zinn ’63

Diane Newton Sumner ’41, P’70

Elizabeth Radley Anderson ’53

Anne Forcier Watson ’70

Frances Voorhees Kelsey ’32, P’60

Betty Flanders Foster ’53

Sarah Blair Smith ’70

Patricia Kelsey Schultz ’60

Barclay Robinson

Carolyn Wilson

Katharine H. Robinson

Diane & Roger Cantello P’14

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IN HONOR OF Elizabeth Acorn ’04 Stephanie & Larry Acorn P’04

Class of 1983 — 30th Class Reunion

Maureen Fiedler P’95, ’98

Open Doors Challenge Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln ’95

Leontina Marcotulli ’83

Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn Jennifer Soderburg ’98

Class of 1993

Samantha Gonzalez ’13

Sallie & Michael Pellon P’11, ’14

Kristin Carideo Flyer ’93

Rose Anne Gonzalez P’13 Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn

Meredith Pellon ’14

Diana Wanger Anderson ’47 Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72

Catherine Goldstein Auerbach ’88 and her three sons Morton Goldstein P’88

Katherine Pellon ’11

Class of 2013

Sallie & Michael Pellon P’11, ’14

Xinrui R. Chen, P’13 Meg Mahoney Hilary Waldman & Joseph O’Brien P’13

Emma Grimes ’12 Edith Read Lamb ’50, GP’12

Susan Perillo

John Groff XiaoYun Zhang ’13

Christine Isidoro ’98 Allison M. Quigley ’00 Jennifer Soderburg ’98

Marybeth McInnis & Stephen Boucher

Annabelle Hicks ’10

Abigail Reynolds, ’13

Laura & George Hicks P’10

Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn

Amy Rose Crescimanno ’13

Laurie Hine P’16

Madeleine “Miss Sala” Salster

Patricia McCurdy-Crescimanno & Terry Crescimanno P’08, ’13

Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn

Alice Wayland Cruikshank ’51

Nguyet Huynh & Cuong Huynh P’93

Sheri Schmidt

Carol Clark-Flanagan P’93, ’97 Nan Flanagan ’93

Toan Huynh ’93

Sarah Gates Colley ’75

Won Jo ’15

Christine & John Gates P’73, ’75

Hye Jeon & Seong Jo P’15

Mary Beth Conley

Meher Khan ’15

Roger Cantello P’14

Kelly D. Dyson ’13

Ramla & Naseem Shaikh P’15

Sahra Ibrahimi ’13 Jacinta J. Lomba ’13 Weiqian Sheng ’13

Susan Gates Cooper ’73

Lisbeth Hoffman Kohler

Christine & John Gates P’73, ’75

Diana Wanger Anderson ’47, P’72

Darrell Carrington P’02

Thomas Deeds

Simone LeFaivre

Alice Lin ’13

Seo Yoon Cheong ’13 Sarah M. Heinemann ’00 Sahra Ibrahimi ’13

Allison Snyder Brates ’70

Sandra Kaye Baker Anne & Rodman Black, Jr. P’03 Paula J. Brink Windy Black Jansen ’03

Clarissa Basch P’15

Kerridan & Michael Crowe P’13

Thomas & Judith Shannon P’07

Matthew Bavone Alice Lin ’13 Marianne T. Pettit ’10

Sheriden Beard ’16

Jacinta J. Lomba ’13

Thomas A. Schneider

Carla Beard P’16

Jessica M. Bruen ’03

Paula J. Brink

Coriene Smith ’13

Carol-Ann Bruen P’03

Class of 1953 — “...to all those that are gone and to those that are here.” Mary Schwerin Ritter ’53

Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn

Bessie & Tom Speers P’16 Cecily Chilton Matthai ’77

Elizabeth Cromwell Speers P’16 Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90

Thomas G. Speers P’16

Donald and Josephine DeRocher

Jacinta Lomba ’13

Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55

Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn Genie & John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18

The Speers Family Thom Greenlaw

Lori & Stephen Savino Jr. P’16

Laurie MacAlpine P’08 Class of 1958

The Dials!

Megan Rosidivito Lyczak ’03

Rick Taplin

Cicily Warren Hajek ’58

Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln ’95 Rachel L. Keeney ’10

Meg Mahoney

Carol Clark-Flanagan & Thomas M. Flanagan P’93, ’97

Alice Lin ’13 Jeanette C. Pelizzon ’07

Diane Thomas

Class of 1960 — Celebrating 70 years of life! Caryl Van Ranst Dearing ’60

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Windy Black Jansen ’03

Joyce McIntyre P’92

Diane Thomas

Class of 1963 — 50th Class Reunion Mary Jackson ’63

Class of 1968 — 45th Class Reunion

Wendy & Timothy Allerton P’16 Eleanor & Jack Barnes P’19 Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn Bessie & Tom Speers P’16

Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68

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“All Walker’s Women!”

Samantha Remillard ’11

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Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo ’90

Emilee O’Brien ’13

“My Favorite Walker Ladies”

Sheri Schmidt & Stephen Dunn

Lacey Millar Bradley ’00

Jill E. O’Brien ’13

Nicole Paquet Whitehead ’01

Hilary Waldman & Joseph O’Brien P’13

Jane & Ray Paquet P’01

The Endowed Funds of The Ethel Walker School The Ethel Walker School is proud to have 61 endowed funds that support the mission of the School. Without these funds, Walker’s would not be able to provide the many enriching opportunities available for students and faculty. We are grateful to all those who established and continue to support these funds. A Better Chance Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1988 to benefit minority students.

The A. Gordon Clarke, Jr. Endowed Campus Revitalization Fund In 1994, to celebrate and recognize 15 years of talent, dedication, impeccable service, efficiency, and constancy as Walker’s Business Manager, A. Gordon Clarke, Jr.’s many friends established this fund. Income from the Fund is used in part to offset the annual budget for repairs, renewals, and special maintenance of the campus and its buildings.

Claudia Aguero ’84 Scholarship Fund Established in 1985 in memory of Claudia Aguero ’84, this scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student. The George I. Alden Scholarship Endowment Established in 1996 after alumnae, parents, and friends helped meet a 3:1 Alden Trust Challenge. The partnership formed between The Alden Trust and supporters of the challenge have helped The Ethel Walker School uphold its tradition of maintaining a diverse student body and ensuring that private education not be limited to only those students with the personal resources to fund their educations.

The Class of 1946 Endowed Educational Enrichment Fund Established by the Class of 1946 on the occasion of its 50th reunion. Recognized by the Class of 1946 as a valuable complement to Walker’s curriculum, income from the Fund is used each year to provide a variety of enrichment programs. For example, income from the endowment may be used to provide the Dean of Students with sufficient funds to invite a guest speaker or entertainer to campus for a special event.

The Constance L. Bell Library Endowment Fund This fund was established by the Bell family primarily to benefit the Constance Lavino Bell Library at The Ethel Walker School. The income from the Fund is used exclusively for the support of the Constance Lavino Bell Library.

The Class of 1952 Endowed Scholarship Fund The Class of 1952 celebrated its 35th Reunion by establishing an endowed scholarship fund in memory of deceased classmates who include Elizabeth Anson, Ann McDonough Capshaw, Marilyn Fuller Casey, June Haley Curtis, Elizabeth Brandes du Pont, Anne Fairburn, Mary Dickinson Herb, Louisa Livingston Kennedy, Elinor Schenck Kurth, Judy Follansbee Lynch, Diana Tailer Pinkham, Maria Lobo Ryan, Lois Spreckels, Alison Bixby Stone, and Daphne Towne Witsell. In doing so, it was their hope that recipients would not only benefit from an outstanding academic experience at Walker’s, but at the same time form bonds that lead to life-long friendships.

The Gertrude J. Berman Flower Fund This fund was established in 1978 by Diane Berman Hoffman and Barbara Berman Levy in memory of their mother Gertrude, grandmother of Carol Hoffman Jason ’75, Barbara Hoffman Siegenfeld ’76, Alyssa Levy ’63, and Mary Jane Levy Dickson ’68, to purchase flowers for Reunion Weekend. The Margaret Huling Bonz Women of Distinction Speakers Series Endowment Fund This fund was established in honor of Margaret Huling Bonz, Head of The Ethel Walker School from 1988 through 1999, for her years of dedication and commitment to the students, faculty and members of The Ethel Walker School community. The Fund will provide the resources for the School to invite annually a woman of distinction to participate in an activity with students and faculty and to give a formal presentation to the School community and invited guests.

The Class of 1962 Lecture Fund This fund was established by the Class of 1962 as their Senior Gift to the School “in the hope that our gift will benefit the academic field and will give not only knowledge but also pleasure to many generations of students.” The Kate Elms Corroon ’65 Endowed Memorial Library Fund Originally established in 1965 by Kate’s family, classmates, and friends. In 1987, on the occasion of her 50th Reunion, Nancy Elms Corroon ’37❖, Kate’s mother, provided the resources for establishing the Fund as a separately endowed fund. Yearly contributions are made to the Fund’s principal. Income from the endowment continues to make a significant impact on the School’s ability to enhance the Bell Library’s collection and technology in support of Walker’s curriculum.

The Diane Brayton Bushby ’47 Memorial Fund This fund was established in 1973 by friends and family for the purpose of purchasing a Steinway concert grand piano. The income from this fund is to be used for the upkeep of the piano.

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The Culpepper Endowment for Faculty Support Fund Established in 1980 by the Charles E. Culpepper Foundation to support faculty study and professional growth. The Davies Visiting Artist Endowment Fund Established in 1999 by Mr. and Mrs. John B. Davies in honor of their daughters, Sarah Davies Murad ’00 and Leslie Davies Huguenin ’96. The income from this fund is used to bring visiting artists to campus. Philip Sedgwick Deely Faculty Enrichment Fund Established in 1987 in honor of Philip Deely, former Associate Head of School, in recognition of his dedication and concern for the professional growth of Walker’s faculty. This fund is to be used for faculty study, research, travel, or other worthy projects that will enhance both the knowledge of the recipient and the quality of education at The Ethel Walker School. The Etherington Family Endowed Fund Established by Tucker Etherington Anderson ’66 and the Etherington family. The Fund will provide for the maintenance of the Julius Mihaly Cross Country Course. The course was built in 1998 through the generosity of the Etherington family in memory of former Riding Master Julius Mihaly and as a tribute to Sandford G. Etherington, a former business manager at The Ethel Walker School.

Endowment Funds, such as the Rosi and Toni Grunschlag Scholarship Fund for Piano Students, help Walker’s students who otherwise would not have the opportunity to attend an independent school.

The Lindsay P. Flynn ’05 Endowed Fund for Faculty Development Established in their daughter’s name by Patrick Flynn and Barbara Nash, this fund is designed to benefit faculty by providing funding for a broad range of professional development activities including travel, coursework, seminars, and independent study projects.

Virginia Grof Memorial Scholarship Fund Friends and family in memory of Virginia Grof❖, beloved housefaculty and grandparent of Holly Jackson ’02 established this Fund in 1996. The Rosi & Toni Grunschlag Scholarship Fund for Piano Students This fund was established in 2012 by former students and friends in honor of sisters Rosi and Toni Grunschlag, who taught piano to over 200 Walker’s students from 1950 until 1974. The Grunschlags, a duo piano team, were professional pianists who performed worldwide and left a lasting impression on their students.

The Edward E. Ford Faculty Development Fund Established in 1980 to provide an in-service professional development program for faculty. The Elizabeth Gilbert Fortune ’36 Endowed Scholarship for Legacies Established in 1998 by Elizabeth Gilbert Fortune ’36❖, this scholarship was created to encourage Walker’s alumnae to keep the Walker’s tradition alive in their families. Scholarship assistance from The Elizabeth Gilbert Fortune ’36 Scholarship Fund is available to any qualified legacy applicant or student. A merit scholarship is awarded annually.

The Winifred Hardy ’22 Memorial Scholarship Fund The father of Winifred Hardy Goubert ’22❖ in her memory established this Fund in 1927. The scholarship is to be awarded to a student in need each year. The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 1997, this fund helps The Ethel Walker School underwrite a comprehensive program of financial assistance for boarding and day students with demonstrated financial need. It is awarded annually to a qualified student who plans to reside in the United States after completion of her education.

Sara Kellogg Goodrich Fitness Center Endowed Fund Established in 2001 in honor of former Coach Goodrich for her years of service to The Ethel Walker School. The income from this fund is to be used to maintain the Fitness Center.

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staff support related to the physical and mental health, as well as the emotional and spiritual well-being of Walker’s students.

The Henderson Endowed Riding Fund Established in 1990 by Harriet Henderson ’18❖ to benefit the Riding Program which, since its founding in 1911, has played an important role at the School. Walker’s Riding Program not only accommodates the young girl who wishes to ride, but teaches her responsibility and commitment through the care of animals, helps develop a compassion for life, and a discipline that further builds character.

The Michael H. Leonard Endowed Fund for the Study of Writing and the English Language Established by friends, colleagues, and family in honor of Dr. Leonard’s 25 years of service to the School. The Fund is intended to help carry on Dr. Leonard’s work by providing students and faculty the resources to attend workshops and seminars on writing and the study of the English language.

Jane Watson Irwin ’33 and Arthur K. Watson P’69 Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1986 in honor of Jane Watson Irwin ’33❖ and Arthur K. Watson. Jane, as an alumna, and Arthur, as a parent, greatly admired the educational experience made available to young women at Walker’s. This fund is used for students who have insufficient resources to benefit from an education like Walker’s.

The Catherine McIntire Leslie ’37 Endowment Fund Established on the occasion of Mrs. Leslie’s 65th Reunion to recognize the importance of unrestricted endowment to The Ethel Walker School and to acknowledge faculty learning and devotion. The income of this fund, which is at the full discretion of the Board of Trustees, may be used for faculty cultural experiences. The Laurie MacAlpine Endowed Music Fund Established in 2007 by Sarah Johnson Redlich ’78, P’10 in honor of Walker’s much loved and talented music teacher, Laurie MacAlpine P’08, and in memory of Laurie’s husband, Wilbur Troutman❖. The income from this fund is to be used at the discretion of the music teacher for the music department’s needs.

Ruth Ann Jarvis ’48 Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 1980 by the children of Ruth Ann Jarvis ’48❖ to be used for a day student who has an interest and an ability beyond the norm in music. The Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59 Endowed Chapel Fund This fund for the maintenance of the Chapel was established in 1995. In establishing this endowment for her favorite building on campus, Mrs. Jones stated, “This gift is given in appreciation of all that The Ethel Walker School has given me as well as my daughter, Sarah-Jane McCarthy Markoe ’80, and my sister, Elise Rosenberry Donohue ’55. I hope this gift will maintain the Chapel so that it can continue to be a place of beauty, inspiration, comfort, and continuity in the years ahead for The Ethel Walker School family.”

The Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55 Endowment for the Sciences Established to provide funds to help advance the sciences at The Ethel Walker School as a critical part of its curriculum. Because of Mrs. MacKenzie’s❖ active involvement in environmental issues, special emphasis is placed on environmental education. The Mars Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund In 1997, The Mars Foundation, Jacqueline B. Mars, and her daughter Alexandra Badger Airth ’83 established The Mars Scholarship Fund to benefit students at The Ethel Walker School. In doing so, the Mars family has helped bridge the gap between the needs of qualified candidates and the School’s ability to provide sufficient financial aid to grant acceptance to every deserving young woman.

The Susanna A. Jones Leadership Endowed Fund This fund was established to honor Susanna A. Jones, Head of The Ethel Walker School from 1999 through 2007, and the tremendous work she did to develop leadership potential for young women. This fund will continue to support school-wide initiatives that provide opportunities for young women to develop the skills and characteristics that will allow them to become leaders throughout their lives.

The Mellon Student Facilities Fund Established in 1989 by the R. K. Mellon Family Foundation, the income from this fund is to be used for the enhancement of dormitory facilities and other areas on campus designated for student use.

The Mary Johnstone Fenley Kaye ’20, Mary Fenley Kaye Kelley ’44, and Pamella Kaye Kelley Love ’69 Endowed Wellness Fund Established in 1994 by Pamella Kaye Kelley Love ’69, daughter of the late Mary Fenley Kaye Kelley ’44❖ and granddaughter of the late Mary Johnstone Fenley Kaye ’20❖, to provide resources to help underwrite The Ethel Walker School’s Wellness Program: a comprehensive program of lectures, seminars, performances, and

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The Charles E. Merrill Educational Enrichment Fund Established in 1980 to help underwrite the cost of special weekend activities which enhance the students’ opportunities to learn experientially and to exercise leadership outside the classroom.

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Charles E. Merrill Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1979, to be awarded based on need.

Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1978 for partial scholarship and is to be awarded to students from middle income families who have completed their first year at The Ethel Walker School.

The Galbraith Mitchell Endowment Fund Established according to Natalie Galbraith Mitchell’s❖ wishes through her estate, this fund is used to provide an opportunity for foreign language teachers to study abroad for a year in a country whose native language is that taught by the teacher. This year of study is known as the “Galbraith Mitchell Sabbatical Year.” Additional income from this fund is used for Galbraith Building improvements, additions, maintenance, and restoration; for maintenance and restoration of the Mitchell Organ; and for any other purpose the Board of Trustees deems advisable.

The Richard Family Endowment Fund Established by the Richard Foundation in memory of Phyllis Richard Gerrity ’37❖, Nathalie Simpkins Richard ’37❖, and Jane Schmeltzer Richard ’37❖, and in honor of Sallie Cronkhite Richard ’41, Phyllis Richard Fritts ’60, and Vera Richard Wood ’39. In recognition of The Ethel Walker School’s need to increase unrestricted endowment and at the same time enhance the faculty experience, income from the Fund is for use at the discretion of the Board of Trustees with special emphasis on faculty salaries.

Natalie Galbraith Mitchell Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund In order to honor and help keep alive Natalie Galbraith Mitchell’s❖ determination and spirit, the Board of Trustees established this memorial scholarship. Contributions, which benefit a deserving student at Walker’s each year, were made to the Fund by Mrs. Galbraith’s friends, colleagues, and students.

The Anastasia Payne Rooke ’48 Endowed Technology Fund This fund was established in 1995 in Stacie Rooke’s❖ honor by her husband William Withington Rooke and funded by The Withington Foundation. Income from the Fund helps provide critical funding for implementation, maintenance, and upgrades of a state-of-the-art technology program at The Ethel Walker School.

The Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Endowed Alumnae Association Induction Fund Established by Whitney Walker Brown to honor her mother, Leslie Hailand Newman ’66, on the occasion of a special birthday and in recognition of her long-standing service to The Ethel Walker School. The Fund will be used to advance the School’s efforts to keep its alumnae engaged by providing the funds to purchase the sundials which are given at the Reunion Weekend chapel service to graduating seniors as a symbol of their induction into the Alumnae Association.

The Anastasia Payne Rooke ’48 Endowed Chair in Science, Math, and Technology By funding this chair in 1998, Stacie❖ and Will Rooke and The Withington Foundation established The Ethel Walker School’s first endowed position in the sciences. The Anastasia Payne Rooke ’48 Chair in Science, Math, and Technology, which recognizes Stacie’s long-standing interest in science, math, and technology education, will honor and reward distinguished teaching. The Fund will also allow the School to further its commitment to providing excellent opportunities in science, math, and technology to young women.

The Noyes Endowment Fund Established by Cosy Noyes Lathrop ’37❖ in 1996 for maintenance of and upgrades to the Noyes Social Center. The Center was originally funded in 1976 by gifts from Mrs. Lathrop, her sister, Nancy Noyes King ’34❖, and the A.B. & J. Noyes Foundation. The Center enhances the Walker’s experience by providing a place for students to gather, relax, form friendships, and renew spirits.

The Margot Rose ’80 Distinguished Alumnae Award Established in 2005 by Terese Treman Williams ’55 and Joseph Williams, The Margot Rose ’80 Distinguished Alumnae Award is The Ethel Walker School’s highest honor. It is to be presented to graduates of the School who best exemplify Margot Rose’s attributes, ensuring that her work, dedication, and influence will be remembered now and always. When awarded, it will honor alumnae who, by their devotion and talent, elevate the work of their profession, who influence their community, or give extraordinary service to their School.

Richard G. Peirce Memorial Fund The Class of 1977 chose to endow a memorial fund in memory of Richard G. Peirce❖, former Head of the School. Through the efforts of Cecily Chilton Matthai ’77, this memorial Fund honors Mr. Peirce and his dedicated leadership of Walker’s. Gifts to this Fund are recognized as part of the 75th Anniversary Campaign.

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Julia Shaw Rynearson ’57 Endowed Scholarship Fund This fund was originally established in Julia’s memory in 1975 by her father George W. Shaw❖. The Julia Shaw Rynearson Scholarship Fund, which is awarded annually based on both need and merit, continues to help provide an Ethel Walker education to deserving young women who would otherwise not have the resources to

attend. Julia’s brothers, George G. Shaw and Jock Shaw, continue to contribute to the Fund in memory of their sister who was “both a great sister and friend.”

Frank O. H. Williams Barn, which was renamed to honor him in 1985 after he spearheaded the very successful “Save the Barn” campaign. The Elaine Johnson Wold ’46 Endowed Scholarship Fund Originally established in 1987, significant additions have been made to The Elaine Johnson Wold ’46 Scholarship Fund during the “One Vision, Many Voices Campaign”. Income from the Fund continues to support the School’s ability to grant scholarships to needy, but eminently qualified young women, who both benefit from and contribute profoundly to the Walker’s experience.

The Thompson-Hunziker Endowed Field Trip Fund The late Gladys Thompson Hunziker ’48❖ and Robin Hunziker Smith ’73 marked the occasions of their 50th and 25th reunions by establishing the Thompson-Hunziker Field Trip Fund. Established by a grant from The H.E. Thompson Foundation, the Fund provides the resources for students to enjoy more off-campus events which, in the words of the donors, “enhances and solidifies the exceptional classroom experience which The Ethel Walker School offers.”

75th Anniversary Library Endowment Fund During the 75th Anniversary Campaign, funds were solicited for The Library Endowment Fund in order to provide for maintenance of the library in perpetuity. Donors who gave to the 75th Anniversary Campaign were asked to allocate their endowment gifts to one of the following: Faculty Support, Financial Aid, Library Endowment, or General Endowment.

The Ethel Walker School Equestrian Clinic Fund Generously established by an anonymous donor to ensure that riding clinics in the three equestrian disciplines of dressage, jumping, and cross country are made available to all riders regardless of their ability to pay. Income from this endowment will be used to offer visiting clinics free of charge to qualified Walker’s Riding Program students.

50th Anniversary Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1961 by alumnae and friends to honor the School’s 50th anniversary.

The Ethel Walker School Fund for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching Established in April 2010, by a gift from Jane du Pont Kidd, Class of 1957, of Dallas, Texas, to honor a teacher in Science or Mathematics. The income of the Fund is to be used to augment the salary of a teacher in Science or Mathematics. In establishing this fund the strong hope is expressed that others will want to join in the recognition of the teacher chosen to be honored, with the ultimate objective being the establishment of a fully funded chair in Math or Science.

75th Anniversary Scholarship Fund This fund was established by the Class of 1944 to honor the School’s 75th anniversary in 1986.

New Endowed Funds 2012-13

Irene Hixon Whitney Memorial Library Book Fund In recognition of her devotion toward Walker’s, the Class of 1944 established a memorial Fund in honor of Irene Hixon Whitney❖. This thoughtful generosity on the part of classmates permanently endows a named library book fund which will endure as a lasting tribute to Irene. Contributions made to this endowed fund are recognized as gifts to the 75th Anniversary Campaign.

Faculty Professional Development Fund In May of 2013, the Board of Trustees voted to use a portion of the land sale proceeds to increase Walker’s Faculty Professional Development Fund. Income from this fund is available for all teaching faculty on an annual basis to support research needs, professional development, and related travel. The Dean of Studies and Faculty administers the awards.

Albert Williams Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1983 by Mrs. Louise M. Williams❖, mother of Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55❖, to be awarded to a deserving student.

Global Studies Fund This endowed fund was established in May of 2013 by a generous gift from Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, and parent of Whitney A. de Roulet Bullock ’70. It will provide annual income to support global curriculum development, academic student travel abroad, and exchange programs with peer schools around the world.

Frank O. H. Williams Endowed Fund Established in 1997 to support the day-to-day operations of the riding program in memory of Frank O. H. Williams❖, former Board of Trustees member and friend of The Ethel Walker School. Income from the endowment is used in part to provide upkeep for the

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The Ethel Walker Heritage Society The Ethel Walker School has been the proud recipient of bequests from many generous alumnae, parents and friends over the years. In today’s uncertain economy, some donors feel the need to hang onto their assets during their lifetime, but are happy to make an impact on The Ethel Walker School through their estate. Ways to remember Walker’s through your estate plans: • • • • • •

Designate a percentage of your estate, or a particular stock, bond, or mutual fund portfolio Bequeath a primary or second home Make Walker’s the beneficiary of your IRA or pension plan Remember Walker’s through a charitable remainder or lead trust After providing for family and friends, designate Walker’s as the residuary beneficiary of your charitable trust or estate Name Walker’s as a contingent beneficiary of an IRA or trust, in the event that certain beneficiaries predecease the donor

“We make a living by what we get; we make a life by what we give.” ~ Winston Churchill

What is the Heritage Society? The Heritage Society membership allows The Ethel Walker School to honor individuals who have provided for the School through a current planned gift, or who have named Walker’s as a beneficiary in their estate plans. Members may request anonymity.

If you would like to receive additional information regarding: • Including The Ethel Walker School in your Estate Plan • Bequest Intention Acknowledgment Form • Outside Charitable Trust Conﬁrmation Form • Sample bequest language

What is a Bequest Intention versus a Matured Bequest? When a donor has included Walker’s in a will or estate plan during her lifetime this is considered a “bequest intention.” When the donor passes away and The Ethel Walker School receives the bequest from the donor’s estate it is a “matured bequest.”

Please contact: Jane Rae Bradford Director of Gift Planning The Ethel Walker School 230 Bushy Hill Road Simsbury, CT 06070 Phone: 860-408-4260 Email: jbradford@ethelwalker.org

How does a donor document their bequest intention? In order to be a member of The Ethel Walker Heritage Society we ask that the donor contact Walker’s to advise us of their intention. We then encourage the donor to complete our confidential Bequest Intention Acknowledgement Form. (If the donor feels comfortable putting a conservative dollar figure on the form, it may be “counted” in our Centennial Campaign.)

The Ethel Walker School

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The Ethel Walker Heritage Society Frances Beatty Adler ’66 Lynn Allegaert ’64 Joan Garver Anderson ’57 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Margot Campell Bogert ’60 Jane Rae Bradford Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Elizabeth & Paul Chotkowski P’08, ’10 Illa Larkin Clement ’37, P’65 Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Clive K. Connor P’05 Quarrier Bloch Cook ’53 Sharon & John Davies P’96, ’00 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45 Susan Ziebarth Delaporte ’75 Clarissa Yantis Downey ’53 Natalie Fesenmyer Emery ’55 Sandy & Gary Flood P’94 Walter W. Frederick P’89

Sylvia Breed Gates ’42 Sara Kellogg Goodrich Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo ’90 Ruth Harrison Grobe ’69 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Leslie Davies Huguenin ’96 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Carol Hoffman Jason ’75 & Joel Jason Virginia Rice Kelsey ’52 ❖ Louisa Livingston Kennedy ’52 Royce Lake Lehmann ’54 Catherine McIntire Leslie ’37, P’62, ’66 Alison McCall ’72 Katherine McComb ’70 Victoria Monocchi P’16 Katherine & Kenneth Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Caroline Adams Muller ’67 Leslie Hailand Newman ’66

“Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds you plant.” ~ Robert Louis Stevenson

Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Kimberly S. Niles ’68 Judith N. Phelps Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Nancy Rathborne ’59 Shannon Young Ray ’80 Sarah Johnson Redlich ’78, P’10 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Mary Bebel Schinke ’81 ❖ Deborah Flagg Scott ’48, P’74 Tracey Smith ’74 Jane Bassett Spilman P’76 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 J. Randall Furlong Street ’57 Susan Knapp Thomas ’80 Marlene Marx Twaddell ’56 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Louise Brooks Willard ’46 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 Nancy Cooper Young-Williams ’48, P’70

2012-2013 MATURED BEQUESTS RECEIVED Anonymous Elizabeth Carpenter Davis ’41, GP’80 Mary Coe Lynch ’33 Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55 Marguerite Sykes Nichols ’31, P’53 Ethel Worthington Riley ’35 Robert H. Spilman P’76

Bold = recent conﬁrmed bequest intention ❖

= DECEASED

Please note: 72% of the members of The Ethel Walker Heritage Society also gave a gift to the annual fund this year!

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“2013” mowed into the meadow across Bushy Hill Road