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THE YEAR IN REVIEW:

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Last fall Webb’s theater program offered an evening of one-act comedies in the style of 19th century Russian playwright Anton Chekhov.

Twenty-six actors divided into two casts to navigate their way through unrequited love, imperialist complacency, the ceaseless transformation of despair into complex metaphors‌and other Chekhovian preoccupations.

Funny stuff.

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CO N T E N T S HEAD OF SCHOOLS 2 COLLEGE GUIDANCE 4 ADMISSION 8 ALF MUSEUM 12 FACULTY 16 ARTS 22 ATHLETICS 26 T&V SOCIETY NEWS 30 PARENT NEWS 32 ALUMNI NEWS 34 DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT 40 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 42 FACTS AND STATS 43 REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES 44 LEGACY HALL OF FAME 45 ENDOWED FUNDS FUNDS OVER $3,000,000 FUNDS OVER $1,000,000 FUNDS UP TO $1,000,000 FUNDS UP TO $250,000 FUNDS UP TO $50,000 HASTINGS SOCIETY

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RECOGNITION HEAD’S CIRCLE LEADERSHIP SOCIETY PACESETTER’S CLUB ALUMNI CLASS AGENTS ALUMNI COUNCIL REUNION GIVING HIGHLIGHTS GIFTS IN KIND THOMPSON AND VIVIAN WEBB SOCIETY RAYMOND M. ALF MUSEUM OF PALEONTOLOGY MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS ADMINISTRATION

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Cover photo by Zephyer White Water Rafting Company.

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FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOLS

It is with great excitement that I write to you as we begin to prepare for the opening celebration of The Centennial Years at Webb. Next October we will gather together on campus, across the country and around the world to begin the festivities honoring our extraordinary schools and museum, while planning for the next 100 years and beyond.

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As you know, the story of Webb’s first century began in 1922 when Thompson and Vivian Webb founded The Webb Schools on an abandoned school campus in the foothills of Claremont, California. Over these last 100 years, we’ve seen the timeless values first embedded in the Webb School of California tested and reaffirmed, the establishment of the world-class Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology, and the founding and flourishing of a singular and extraordinary Vivian Webb School in 1981. Always more than the sum of its parts, The Webb Schools is an educational powerhouse like no other.

Now more than ever our world requires leaders who cultivate an unbounded mindset and act with honor and moral courage. Inspiring and nurturing these timeless virtues is what Webb has always

done best—what it will always do.

In fact, as remarkable as our first century has been, Webb is poised to make an even greater impact over its next 100 years and beyond.

In the coming months, you will hear much more about The Centennial Years Opening Celebration. In the meantime, please enjoy the engaging stories that follow in The Report of the Schools. Inside you will read of our remarkable year—about our creative, hardworking students and the dedicated women and men of the faculty and staff who encourage, challenge and support them. You will read, too, about a series of new programs, renovated facilities, new learning technologies and, most importantly, the incredible community you make possible through your generosity.

It is truly my pleasure and privilege to thank you for your ongoing commitment and generosity to Webb—for your philanthropy and gifts of time and talent. As we approach The Centennial Years, I know your partnership will be central to making our bold vision possible and our values endure well into Webb’s second century.

Sincerely yours,

Taylor B. Stockdale Head of Schools

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Q&A WITH HECTOR MARTINEZ DEAN OF COLLEGE GUIDANCE What was your initial reaction to the college admissions bribery scandal?

I was sad, but not surprised. The world of college admissions has traditionally been based on trust and respect among the educators involved in the process—admissions officers, college counselors, athletic coaches—and the students (and their parents) applying. Taking advantage of that trust and crossing the line into unethical, let alone criminal, behavior is not so far-fetched, even though 99 percent of us respect the process and adhere to the rules associated with applying to college.

How do you see the scandal changing the face of the college admissions process? What good do you think will come out of it?

I think colleges, especially the ones that fell victim to the fraud and bribery, will be much more careful in keeping tight checks and balances on everything that goes in and out of their admission offices and athletic departments. I also think both colleges and high schools will have to be more transparent throughout the entire process, making sure to justify what’s being said about a candidate and

what’s seen as pertinent information used to make an admission decision.

Hooks—legacy, development cases, athlete recruits, special interest minorities—are going to be looked at extra carefully to ensure ethical and legal decisions are being made in each case that receives special attention by admission offices.

All of this will add to the challenge of getting in but will ultimately make things fairer in the long run for the majority of candidates. The scandal will show everyone that there are real consequences to breaking the rules in the world of college admissions.

What advice do you have for students and parents who may be experiencing college admissions anxiety?

Getting into college is challenging, but not impossible. Ultimately, I believe things work out for the best.

Each year, I tell students, “You’ll get into college if it’s what you want.” I tell parents to “sit on their hands” and let their children take the lead on this task, while keeping the faith that their children know the importance of education, will take this process very seriously, and won’t screw it

up. Getting into a top college doesn’t require bribes, fraud, or breaking the law—no one has to go to jail to get an admission offer!

What is the overarching philosophy of Webb’s four-year college guidance program?

What is the focus of each year?

The same philosophy any good school would adhere to: Fit and match are most important, not ranking or superficial prestige. Our program is designed to offer excellent advice and guidance on a very personal level to each of our students (and their parents) so that they’re well informed about the process, options, and opportunities to attend the country’s and world’s best colleges and universities. We work with them every step of the way, so they never have to feel lost.

Each year, from the first day of school in ninth grade to the final May 1 deadline to commit to a college in twelfth grade, we take all of our students through a good process that will serve them well in making informed college decisions when it’s time to do so. Ninth and tenth graders (and their parents) are asked to focus

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their attention on high school and enjoying their Webb experience, not obsessing over names of colleges.

Eleventh and twelfth graders are more actively involved with college guidance because of SAT/ACT exams, college visits to Webb and the fastapproaching deadlines for admissions that await each of them.

How did the college guidance program serve the Class of 2019? What are you most proud of when you reflect back on that class?

The Class of 2019 is particularly special to me because my own son is a member of that proud class of Webbies!

So, I got to experience the program not only as a dean but also as a parent.

The class did exceptionally well, with the vast majority admitted to and attending some of America’s most elite institutions of higher learning.

However, it wasn’t the acceptances to Harvard or MIT that made me most proud. What really impressed me was the genuine sense of caring and appreciation that the seniors showed toward one another as decisions were coming in. No matter the news— good (an admissions offer), bad (a rejection), or neutral (a wait list)— everyone was there to back each other up, offer a hug, and show each other

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that being kind goes a long way. The Class of 2019 is a tight-knit group; I expect some great reunions from them in years to come!

What sort of feedback have you received from Webb graduates who have recently transitioned to college?

Nine times out of ten, the message is extremely positive. The most common feedback from our young alumni is “Webb prepared me well for college,” no matter how challenging and demanding the college. Our graduates know how to study, work hard, and balance their academic and social lives; don’t fear faculty members; aren’t shy about asking questions; and know that showing up is just the start. A Webb education pays off handsomely, in college and in life!

Looking forward to the Class of 2023, what concerns may need to be addressed as part of the college guidance program? How will you accomplish this?

Not only have we witnessed dramatic increases in selectivity among the most elite colleges and universities over the past few years, let alone the past 10 or 20 years, but the world is changing just as fast. Technology, majors that didn’t exist before,

and new discoveries in science, the humanities, and the arts are all factors that affect colleges and who they’re looking to enroll. The complexity of searching, getting to know, and applying to so many colleges requires great attention to detail. It used to be easy to apply to college, and it was usually done alone.

Now, it feels like it takes a village to make sense of it all.

I expect the next few years will continue to see an increase in selectivity, at least at the most elite schools, and it’s going to take more well-informed educational professionals to help students (and parents) navigate the process. The Class of 2023 will likely see additional staff added to Webb’s College Guidance team in order to offer the best and most personal guidance possible.

How is the Office of College Guidance specially equipped to serve Webb students and families? What type of professional development do you and your team take part in?

The College Guidance team comprises highly experienced college counselors and an outstanding executive assistant who know the world of selective college admissions inside and out. We care deeply about

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GIVING “ WE VISIT DOZENS UPON DOZENS OF COLLEGES ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND OVERSEAS, SO WE KNOW WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON AT THESE SCHOOLS.” our students and their post-Webb education, ensuring every member of every graduating class is known and valued for his or her talents, merits, and potential, which we then happily convey to colleges. It’s the more than 40 years of combined experience in the field of college admissions that works in our favor, but it’s the talented student body of incredibly smart and articulate minds that merits the acceptances to so many great colleges year after year.

We’re each members of numerous professional organizations, including the Association of College Counselors in Independent Schools, the College Board, the National Association for College Admission Counseling, the Western Association for College Admission Counseling, and the World Leading Schools Association, which help us stay on top of the latest trends and happenings in the world of college admissions. We serve on various boards, councils, and think tanks, often sharing our expertise as panelists and guest speakers at professional conferences. We visit dozens upon dozens of colleges across the country and overseas, so we know what’s really going on at these schools.

JOHN STEVENS ’52 With a single commitment, John Stevens ’52 has chosen to support both The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum in perpetuity. Through tax-advantaged giving from his individual retirement account (IRA), John has endowed funds for both important institutions on our campus.

By creating an unrestricted endowment fund for The Webb Schools and another for the Alf Museum, John’s gift can be distributed wherever the need is greatest, allowing us to fulfill our mission for decades to come. Endowment gifts like John’s are invested to ensure our ability to thrive well into the future.

While a student at Webb, John was an avid museum scholar and is featured in several photographs in the recently published Moment of Time: The Life of Raymond Alf and the History of the Peccary Society.

He has continued his involvement in the museum as an alumnus by attending many alumni Peccary trips, including the first trip to Mongolia in 1995, and as a generous benefactor of the annual Peccary Society Dinner. Like Ray Alf before him, John was a star sprinter at Webb and still holds the schools’ record for the 200-meter dash.

After graduating from the Webb School of California John attended Pomona College and the California Institute of Technology. He is a proud member of The Hastings Society at Webb as a dedicated donor for more than 20 consecutive years. He lives in New Hampshire with his daughter and grandchildren.

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THE YEAR IN WEBB ADMISSION

ADMISSION Q. As you enter your fourth year at Webb, what has surprised you about how independent secondary admission work differs from college admission work? I think there’s a different set of expectations for students and parents. The process is a lot more personalized; you get to know families a lot better. As an admission director I feel a lot more invested in families and students and how they’re doing while they’re here, and how they’re adjusting to Webb. I feel there’s more connectedness.

DR. JAMILA EVERETT DIRECTOR OF ADMISSION & FINANCIAL AID

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Q. Before joining Webb, you were the interim vice president of admission at Pitzer College. You’ve also worked at Caltech and USC. How did your career bring you to Webb?

I’ve been in admission for almost 20 years. I started working in student affairs at USC. I didn’t know about admission at all, but I knew I liked working with students. I was going to go to law school and took a job in the student affairs department of the communication and journalism school at USC, the Annenberg School.

I fell in love with the excitement of talking with students about potential, and what they were excited about and how I could match a student with a particular program. I decided to stay in admission: I loved it, and it suited a lot of my talents. I worked as an assistant director at USC and then moved on to Caltech, working as an assistant and then associate director. At Caltech I traveled to boarding schools across the country – I think I visited about 65 boarding schools, so I became familiar with boarding school culture. I wanted to understand the educational landscape overall, so I studied and earned a doctorate in educational leadership at UC Los Angeles. I went on to Pitzer College as director of admissions and later as vice president, but I decided I wanted to work in a smaller environment. So for me, coming to Webb felt like a nice transition with my skillset to do admission work that I love, but in a more intimate environment.

Q. Tell me about your admission team. Who is on it and what are their responsibilities? We’ve expanded our

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a team in the last three years, which is great. Our senior associate director of admission and financial aid, Jeff Stodgel, manages our financial aid program. We administered $5.6 million in financial aid last year, and he’s great in helping us realize our financial aid goals. He’s also doing a lot of work with community-based organizations. Did I mention he’s also Webb’s head baseball coach?

strategy and plan, building excitement around social media.

Our new assistant director, Owen Wolf, has 14 years of college admission experience. He’s from Claremont – his dad is a faculty member at Pomona College. Owen knows Webb well and brings a lot of passion and energy for events and programming, thinking of cool new ways we can engage with families.

Our senior associate director of admission, David Martinsen, does wonderful work with our student ambassadors and admission fellows.

The program gives students an opportunity to talk about Webb in their way, and it’s the No. 1 interaction families talk about when they visit campus. David has a boarding school background, as well, and has a great connection with our students.

And of course Amy Stoddard, who’s been here since 2009. She’s our executive assistant and runs our application programming, so anything to do with applying to Webb, our online application and processing applications and working with families. She’s had two children graduate from Webb, so she understands the parent’s perspective!

Sarah Garcia, our associate director, is also a product of boarding schools, and her brother graduated from Webb. She has a strong background in college admission and has transformed our communication

Q. What type of professional development keeps you and your team motivated? We do a lot; I think it’s important to keep that creative energy. Every staff member goes to the Enrollment Management

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Association’s annual conference, which brings together 3,000 admission professionals who work in secondary independent schools from across the country and around the world to talk about trends and ideas.

The staff members have their own special talents, too, and I encourage them to follow their interests.

Q. Since joining Webb, you’ve worked to build partnerships with organizations nationwide. How does that benefit the school? When I joined, we had one partnership; this year we’ve expanded to 15.

Creating diverse communities is a very intentional process, and one way we do that is to partner with access organizations across the country. These organizations work with talented students from underrepresented backgrounds, helping them navigate and prepare for independent schools. They also help identify a match between students and schools. Our partnerships help us get the message out that Webb is inclusive and excited to expand

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“ OUR PARTNERSHIPS HELP US GET THE MESSAGE OUT THAT WEBB IS INCLUSIVE AND EXCITED TO EXPAND DIVERSITY.”

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diversity, but they also give us an opportunity to understand the needs of these students. The partnerships help us find students we wouldn’t normally find: the organizations are already working in the communities; they know the families and they can help connect us. Building relationships with them means they start to understand more about Webb and the students we’re looking for, and they can help us match students they feel would be great for us.

Q. Can you tell me about the incoming class of 2023? We have 108 new students, from 81 different middle schools. There are six different states represented: California, Nevada, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Washington. We have new students from 13 countries including Canada, Chile, Hungary, Indonesia, Thailand, Turkey and Vietnam.

There’s lots of energy in this class; they’re very connected and engaged. They’re innovative and entrepreneurial, but also interested in sustainability and social justice.

We also have a lot of great athletes, including a student who swims at the junior Olympic level and a

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student who was a goalie for one of the top club soccer teams in China.

It’s a class that’s ambitious, but they also don’t want to leave anyone behind. It’s a driven class, but also a compassionate, empathetic class.

Q. As you are looking to build a class, what are the elements that go into that? It’s exciting – it’s what I love! It’s definitely more an art than a science. The students who apply to Webb are all smart and have lots of options for schools they could attend. For us it’s about creating the optimal class, and we consider so many factors. Besides academics, we look at students who can have a positive impact on the community, not just by their achievements but by who they are personally. We want to create a diverse groups of students, ethnically and geographically, politically and spiritually. There are all these elements and as we read applications we’re having discussions about kids, about how they’ll interact in the classroom, how they’ll add to the community, and if Webb would be a good fit for them. We also have a lot of conversations with the communitybased organizations. There’s a lot to balance!

Q. What exciting things are on the horizon for your Webb admission team? We’re starting a new series this year called Webb Coffee Conversations.

We want parents to feel comfortable with us; we want them to be able to come to us with any question they have, so we’re hosting a series of coffee events in September. Parents can come, maybe without their child, to talk with us. We’ll invite faculty, too, to answer questions and talk about Webb informally. We’re also starting a weekly newsletter called Webb House Weekly to highlight things that are happening in the admission office.

Looking ahead, I think the admission team is now in a position to do a lot more personalized work with families and develop new events like online webinars, our coffees and other ways to engage with the community. Our job is to find compelling, emotional, interesting ways to tell the Webb story. We need to get the message out in different ways because people process information differently. Every school has that challenge — it’s exciting!

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GIVING GIVING WITH HONOR JOHN DUDEN ’81 AND THE CLASS OF 1981 In 2006, John Duden ’81 and Michael Turner ’81 established a class scholarship fund with the help of their classmates in honor of their 25th reunion.

After years of generous contributions, the fund began distributions in 2014 with its inaugural Class of 1981 Scholar, Henry Dominguez-Letelier ’17.

Henry received the award for three years, until his graduation and subsequent matriculation to Yale-NUS College in Singapore.

Around the same time that Henry graduated from Webb, John detected some physical changes in his health. A battery of tests ensued for more than a year and the resulting diagnosis was amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). With incredible humility and courage, John and his family thought not only of themselves but of others less fortunate who are living with ALS. John quickly became a champion to find a cure. He joined the Leadership Council of Augie’s Quest to Cure ALS, a nonprofit organization committed to changing the experience of thousands living with ALS by investing in cutting-edge research to advance effective treatment and an ultimate cure.

His classmates joined with him and together they are facing the future with mutual admiration and determination.

Michael also contacted Webb with a recommendation. He asked if the Class of 1981 Scholarship Fund could be renamed in honor of his classmate.

“John is determined to live life to the fullest and remains engaged in positive action to assure his life is well spent,” he wrote in a letter to his classmates. “John exemplifies the specific traits he developed at Webb.”

The class of 1981 agreed, and the fund was not only renamed, it also received additional contributions.

In 2019, the John Duden Class of ’81 Scholarship Fund received leadership gifts from Michael Turner ’81, Jon Congdon ’81, Rick Warder ’81, George Sun ’81 and John Duden ’81 himself.

Just as John is living his life with honor and moral courage and serving with a generous spirit, so too will future generations of Webb students, thanks in part to the financial aid made possible by this fund. Webb is deeply honored and grateful to award a scholarship in John’s name, especially because it exhibits the love and support that Webb alumni have for one another.

TRUSTEE DEVAL DVIVEDI ’00 AND WIFE SNIGDHA CREATE THE 21ST CENTURY ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND AND SUPPORT THE WEBB FUND Webb trustee Deval Dvivedi ’00 and his wife Snigdha have made a generous $100,000 Centennial Campaign commitment to both create a new endowed fund to support financial aid at Webb and to support The Webb Fund at $10,000 a year for the next five years.

In making this thoughtful gift, the Dvivedis expressed a desire to accomplish two goals simultaneously.

They wished to help Webb students and faculty members achieve their goals today and over the next five years through The Webb Fund and to create a permanent fund that will provide opportunities to Webb students through financial aid, in perpetuity.

In addition to his desire to provide resources now and into the future, Deval asked that as The Centennial Years unfold, Webb invite other alumni beginning with the Class of 2000 to consider supporting financial aid through The 21st Century Endowed Scholarship Fund, in addition to their own Webb Fund support. “I chose to name this permanent fund The 21st Century Endowed Fund at Webb to provide all alumni who have graduated in the 21st century a vehicle or means for them to support financial aid at Webb. I feel strongly that those of us who have graduated in the past 20 years feel a deep passion for Webb and for the world that Webb students will lead, and we have an opportunity and a responsibility to demonstrate that support. I hope others will join Snigdha and me in the years ahead!”

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ongolia students with (l-r) Dr. Bolor Minjin (director of the ]M

ISMD), Undra Tumen (teacher from Bulgan School), Billie Guerrero (paleontology teacher for Webb Summer Program) and Gabe Santos (collections manager/director of outreach).

MONGOLIA: COLLABORATIVE EDUCATION AND RESEARCH PROJECT This summer the Alf Museum initiated a collaborative education and research project involving middle school students in Mongolia and Webb students in our Advanced Studies in Paleontology (ASIP) course. Both sets of students did or will work on Mongolian vertebrate fossils collected by Malcolm McKenna ’48 from the Gobi Desert in the 1990s—specimens now housed at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH).

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s a first step, Mongolian paleontologist Dr. Bolor Minjin (founder of the Institute for the Study of Mongolian Dinosaurs or ISMD) arrived at Webb with a teacher (Undra Tumen) and four middle school students from the Bulgan School in the Gobi Desert. The two scientists and educators were here to support the Mongolian students who attended the second session of the Webb Junior Scholars Summer Program in Paleontology. The Mongolian students (two boys, two girls) had never been outside Mongolia and had a transforming educational experience while at Webb. In addition to learning about paleontology, they interacted with other students in the summer program and even went on a field trip to the beach. They had never seen the ocean before. One student called The Webb Schools “the perfect high school.”

They really enjoyed their time here.

While attending the summer program, Mongolian students briefly studied about 60 specimens of mammalian carnivores from the Gobi Desert borrowed from the AMNH. These specimens will be studied by Webb students in ASIP this coming year, and they will share images and 3D scans of these fossils with the Mongolian students so they can continue their study of paleontology from afar.

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IN OTHER EXCITING NEWS As part of this collaboration, Gabe Santos traveled to Mongolia in summer 2018 (and again in 2019) to work with Dr. Minjin on Gobi Desert outreach using a motor home equipped with exhibits and hands-on fossils to educate the people of the Gobi of their fossil heritage and to inspire the next generation of Mongolian paleontologists. The plan is for the ISMD to eventually build a paleontology museum at the Flaming Cliffs site in the Gobi Desert (Bulgan is a few miles from this site).

The Flaming Cliffs is the most famous dinosaur site in the world, because the first dinosaur eggs were identified from there in the 1920s. As an aside, the Alf Museum is offering a peccary trip to the Gobi Desert in Mongolia for

Webb alumni in July 2020 (our fifth trip to the Gobi). We will visit our new friends in Bulgan and also go to the Flaming Cliffs.

In total, the visit by the Mongolian students was a great success, part of our unique collaboration with the AMNH and ISMD, with the goal to: • Educate Gobi residents about paleontology and preserving their fossil resources, • Inspire the next generation of Mongolian paleontologists, • A id in establishment of a museum at the Flaming Cliffs, and • P rovide a unique research experience for Webb students in collaboration with Mongolian students.

Mongolian middle school students (l-r): Purevdorj Tugs, Nyambayar Purevdorj, Badamkhand Munkh-Ochir and Javkhlan Enkhtur.

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$3 MILLION ENDOWMENT DRIVE MAKING MAJOR PROGRESS: Life Trustee Doug Myles announced a planned endowment gift last fall of $1.3 million, which inspired additional endowment pledges totaling $150,000. The museum’s endowment campaign total is now $2,750,000, close to the $3 million strategic goal set in 2013.

MOMENT OF TIME: THE LIFE OF RAYMOND ALF & THE HISTORY OF THE PECCARY SOCIETY: The first comprehensive book on the life of Ray Alf and the Peccary Society was printed in March (the cost of which was underwritten by trustees, alumni & others). Over 700 copies have been distributed thus far, starting with a book signing event at the museum.

Feedback on the book has been overwhelmingly positive. Besides recording the life of Ray Alf, the book raises awareness of the museum’s early history and great legacy.

2020 MONGOLIA PECCARY TRIP: Webb will visit Mongolia for a fifth time in July 2020 (earlier trips were 1995, 2006, 2008, 2014) via a custom itinerary developed by Nomadic Expeditions for Webb. The trip includes visits to cultural areas in the capital (Ulaanbaatar), with the rest spent exploring the Gobi Desert.

Participants will see the Flaming Cliffs, where the world’s first dinosaur eggs were reported, the 600-foot-high sand dunes at Hongoryn Els, and the petroglypths at Havsgait. This is a true adventure expedition to a remote part of the world.

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GIVING DAVID FLEISHHACKER ’55 2019 SUMMER TRIPS: The last Grand StaircaseEscalante National Monument (Utah) expedition was in mid-June, when museum staff led by Dr. Farke finished excavating the Cripe Site (which has yielded an amazing array of dinosaurs, pterosaurs and turtles since it was found by Jeff Cripe ’08 in 2005; Cripe joined the excavation crew for this last trip).

The 2019 Summer Peccary Trip was July 20-August 3 and had 17 students who were led by Dr. Farke, the museum’s Augustyn Family Curator of Paleontology.

The group explored new collecting areas in Wyoming, and then worked the Pipestone Springs site in Montana with Museum Director Dr. Don Lofgren.

Eight students remained in Montana with Lofgren for an additional week of collecting in support of student research projects.

STUDENT AND STAFF RESEARCH: Student coauthored papers published recently include: “A juvenile cf. Edmontosaurus annectens (Ornithischia, Hadrosauridae) femur documents a previously unreported intermediate growth stage for this taxon,” Journal of Vertebrate Anatomy Morphology Paleontology 6:59-67, by Andrew Farke and Eunice Yip ’19. This paper represents the culmination of a collaboration between Dr. Farke and Eunice Yip ’19 (as part of her Advanced Studies in Paleontology course), where they described the thigh bone of a juvenile plant-eating dinosaur called Edmontosaurus, filling the gap in scientific knowledge about how this dinosaur grew up.

“Paleoecology of the Slug Bed and other molluskbearing sites from the Barstow Formation,” in the 2019 Desert Symposium Field Guide and Proceedings (CSU-Fullerton), p. 154-160. By Don Lofgren, April Bi ’18, Drake Gardner ’18, Kelli Henry ’18, Peter Raus ’18, Madalyn Stoddard ’18, and Kia Nalbandi ’18. This paper is a review of the paleoecology of fossil snail sites in the Barstow Formation, an area the museum has visited since 1936.

The David Fleishhacker ’55 Research Award was established in 2019 and will be used to offset the cost of registration, travel, and lodging for Peccary Scholars who wish to present and publish their original research at professional conferences such as the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology (SVP).

This opportunity is offered to every Peccary Scholar doing advanced research in their senior year. Nine students qualified in 2018 and five students attended the SVP meeting in Albuquerque, NM, where four of them presented their research results.

The roots of student research programs at Webb came from humble beginnings, using external sources such as the Westinghouse Science Talent Search. As demand increased for such opportunities, it became incumbent on Webb to seek a permanent revenue stream.

A former participant in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, David Fleishhacker ’55 competed alongside the nation’s leading young scientists as a Webb student and then traveled to Washington D.C., where he met President Dwight Eisenhower at the White House. He presented his paleontological project titled, “Evolution of Oreodonts in Three Ways.”

In an effort to pay forward the opportunity given to him, David recently agreed to endow a fund at the Alf Museum to provide current and future Webb students the opportunity to conduct professional research and present it on the international stage. His $100,000 pledge, paid through IRA charitable rollover gifts, a growing trend in philanthropy at Webb, will continue a decades-long tradition of our commitment to student research in the field of paleontology.

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FACULTY LEARNING :

MENTORS AND ROLE MODELS

The most valuable resource in any organization is the people who work within it; at Webb, that means our dedicated faculty—the teachers and staff who are there for students 24/7. Investing in that resource yields an academically enriching environment, and so, Webb faculty are encouraged and supported in their efforts to continue learning and exploring new educational pedagogies. We also recognize the hard work and dedication of our teachers through annual awards which offer a stipend to help further scholarship and stay on-top-of new topics and learning methods.

FACULTY ENRICHMENT In addition to the activities associated with awards, a number of faculty members pursued additional professional growth opportunities.

By providing faculty members with the resources to further their learning, Webb enables them to continue their own education, gain vital skills, and stay current with new techniques. The conferences and programs that Webb faculty attend ensure that they will continue to strengthen their practice throughout their careers.

Jim Dahler joined the GeoGebra Conference to increase his knowledge of the free GeoGebra apps he has been using in his class for years. GeoGebra

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is an interactive geometry, algebra, statistics, and calculus application that is used extensively to investigate and visualize 3-D geometry. Among other things, he learned that a new “augmented reality” app allows a person to insert any mathematical figure into a real-world setting. “I will be using the 3D app extensively in my Advanced Studies Linear Algebra class,” he said. “Being able to visualize 3D geometry is essential in order to understand how we can prove that the same concepts will apply in higher dimensions. Exploring the relationship between algebra and geometry is the main advantage of using GeoGebra.”

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WEBB FACULTY ARE ENCOURAGED AND SUPPORTED IN THEIR EFFORTS TO CONTINUE LEARNING AND EXPLORING NEW EDUCATIONAL PEDAGOGIES. World language teacher Sonsoles Cardalliaguet experienced an intensive French language course through the Full Immersion French Program at Lingua International in Quebec. The four-hour-a-day program inspired Cardalliaguet to consider bringing her students to Quebec next summer where they can live with local families and attend classes daily.

Kevin Riel, Ph.D., humanities teacher, participated in The Institute for Writing and Thinking at Bard College. The program advocates for guided writing exercises as a way to help students and scholars clarify and deepen their thinking. Riel said the program made him feel like he was back in graduate school. “I learned multiple techniques that help one to interrogate their thinking and habits of mind. The workshop comprehensively changed my teaching practices, and I am happy to report that, so far, I have begun each of my classes with a guided writing prompt – and students seem to be enjoying it,” he said.

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Humanities Department Chair Greg Gerken attended the Environmental Literature Institute held at Philips Exeter Academy in June. The program places an emphasis on environmentally focused teaching and learning.

“Not only did it provide a plethora of resources and ideas, but it was great to connect with a larger network of educators who are concerned about the environment and seeking to find ways to engage students in the larger discussions on climate,” said Gerken.

“My hope is to not only share the information, ideas and experience with my colleagues at Webb, but to integrate many of the readings and ideas about investigating ’place’ in my Literature and Leadership in the Wilderness class to empower students to think more deeply about the Californian environment around us.”

Dean of Students Sarah Lantz continued her studies at Claremont Graduate University, where she is pursuing a master’s degree in education with an emphasis on higher education and student affairs. Her

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GIVING THIS YEAR’S PERRY AWARD WINNERS WERE: classes included LGBTQ+ Students in Education and The Economics and Finance of Higher Education. “These topics are pertinent to the work I do every day at Webb. I am learning so much about personal identity development and the goals of a student affairs professional. The LGBTQ+ class was extremely helpful in learning new vocabulary and best practices for an inclusive, supportive campus climate,” she said.

Wendy Maxon, a humanities teacher, already holds an M.A. and a Ph.D. but continued her education through an M.F.A. program at the University of California, Riverside. In addition to her course work she is working on a novel and preparing a graduate research thesis on concepts of the split self in modern Japanese literature. Maxon regularly takes one or two writing classes each school break, including this past summer, when she took an online class on how to write stories using “found footage,” a film subgenre in which all or a substantial part of the work is presented as if it were discovered film or video recordings. “I tried my hand at crafting a story by combining documents such as police reports, recorded customer service calls, film footage, and county death records. I’m still working on the story but find it extremely fun to put together. It’s the sort of thing I like to teach students how to do when analyzing history using disparate documents, so it fits into my wheelhouse,” she explained.

Michael Kozden, a 16-year veteran of Webb’s world languages department, was awarded the 2018 Jacques and Mimi Pauwels Award. This award was established by the Pauwels children to celebrate the long tenure of their father as a French teacher and the tremendous contribution he and their mother made to the study of language and culture at Webb. Kozden, whose leadership has helped to bring a Chinese language program to Webb as well as host cultural immersion trips to China, Korea and Japan, used funds from his award to take online language courses over the summer.

Greg Gerken is a servant leader, a master teacher and a warm and welcoming presence on our campus.

Greg’s Literature and Leadership in the Wilderness course has changed the lives of many students lucky enough to enroll it. So, too, has his coaching on the soccer field, his mentoring and his devotion to Webb’s community.

Wendy Maxon is among the most intellectually adventurous teachers on our campus—no small feat considering the quality and extraordinary expertise of our faculty. Among many highlights, she has worked incredibly hard developing new humanities electives like East Asian Culture and Conflict and characteristically offbeat Unbounded Days courses like Notes from the Cultural Underground. She models unbounded thinking and learning to students and faculty alike.

Cindy Jeantete is a leader among leaders—among those who know it takes a village to run a boarding school. She cares for students with a warmth and generosity that knows no bounds. She understands the value of community and strives to create for our students a home away from home. Cindy models service, compassion and leadership.

The Perry Awards were established and endowed by generous donors in 1995 to honor the life and work of former faculty Les and Barbara Perry.

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AT COMMENCEMENT, THE FOLLOWING TEACHING PRIZES WERE ANNOUNCED: DEMETRIADES PRIZE FOR UNBOUNDED THINKING Elle Brosh, Humanities “My first year of teaching at Webb felt like a whirlwind,” said Brosh. The stipend she received as part of her award went towards a week-long session at the Bard College Institute for Writing and Thinking, entitled “Creative Nonfiction: Telling the Truth.” According to Brosh, “Bard practices the pedagogical philosophy of ’writing as thinking.’

I learned a variety of activities that are meant to encourage students to engage with a text more thoroughly and in a student-centered manner. These exercises are helpful before discussions and also teach a variety of skills like identifying an argument or analysis.” She is already incorporating new activities such as photograph analysis, erasure poetry, and loop writing into her classes, using these exercises as “entryways into larger group discussions.” Head of Schools Taylor Stockdale described Brosh’s work ethic: “Elle is never not thinking about teaching. She works tirelessly refining her lessons, brainstorming project ideas and reading well into the night to find the best materials to bring to her students each day.” The James T. Demetriades Prize for Unbounded Thinking was established and endowed by James T. Demetriades ’80.

LAURENCE MCMILLIN EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD Howie Kalter, Mathematics Upon presenting Kalter’s award, Head of Schools Taylor Stockdale cited Kalter’s great love of the outdoors: “Above all else is his delight and deep commitment to teaching us all – students and faculty alike – how to responsibly and respectfully learn from the wilderness.” Kalter spent a good part of his summer learning about math as he pursues an Master of Science in Computational and Applied Mathematics degree at Claremont Graduate University. “One thing that I will be able to incorporate into my work at Webb is what I learned from being a student again. Sitting on the other side of the room really made me remember what it is like to be a student in a math classroom and will hopefully help me to better connect and empathize with the students I teach,” he said. The Laurence McMillin Excellence in Teaching Award was established and endowed by David Loo ’79.

JEAN E. MILLER EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARD Kevin Quick, Science Quick was honored for his work helping to develop exceptional core and elective classes like Evolutionary Biology and Advanced Studies in Anatomy and Physiology. It was also noted that he helms the badminton program, is a fixture on Peccary trips, and a beloved dorm head. “He knows that teaching is an act of service and devotes himself to his students and our school,” said Stockdale. Quick plans on using his award to attend the OESIS conference in Boston as a Network Leader – the groups’ mission is to catalyze change in the learning models of schools with an emphasis on the innovative practices in pedagogy, curriculum development, 21st-century assessment and school culture change. He will also be using some of the award to attend STEAM conferences which provide practical strategies and new ideas, classroom resources and curriculum, networking and inspiration to help teachers invigorate their practices. The Jean E. Miller Excellence in Teaching Award was established and endowed by the Affiliates of The Webb Schools.

THOMPSON AND VIVIAN WEBB AWARD Andrew Neyer, Mathematics Neyer said it was an honor to receive the award and plans to use his stipend for future study. This past summer, he attended the Anja S. Greer Conference on Mathematics and Technology held on the campus of Phillips Exeter. The main focus of his time at the conference was learning how to use hands-on activities and technology to enhance his teaching. “We are always working to improve the way we teach math and problem solving and this course gave me lots of new ideas that I can bring to my classes this year.” He also took a “crash course” on Python, a powerful programming language. Neyer will be mathematics department chair this year and said he looks forward to continuing to improve the way “we teach math and problem solving here at Webb.” This award was endowed by Edmund L. Piper ’43.

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WEBB BUSTLES WITH ART HUSTLE, including instrumental and choral music, theater, dance, visual and media art. During 2018-19, the Webb community was treated to two major theater productions, Chek(hov) 1, 2 in the fall and in the spring,

The Pirates of Penzance.

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OUR DANCE COMPANY MOUNTED UN / COVERED IN JANUARY—AN EXPLORATION OF WHAT IT MEANS TO COVER AND UNCOVER IN MUSIC, DANCE, COSTUMING AND TEXT. IT FEATURED CHOREOGRAPHY BY DANCE COACH AND WEBB FACULTY MEMBER MICHAEL SZANYI AND SENIOR DANCE STUDENTS.

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GIVING SUN FAMILY FUND FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS In June 2019, LiangLiang Sun ’06 established The Sun Family Fund for the Performing Arts, an endowed fund that will provide annual contributions to the performing arts programs at The Webb Schools in perpetuity.

A dedicated Chamber Singer while a student at Vivian Webb School, LiangLiang wanted to ensure a lasting legacy that will aid the program for years to come. LiangLiang’s brother is an accomplished cellist, and the fund will also support the orchestra. Endowed funds like the one created by LiangLiang and her family have an enduring impact on Webb’s ability to fulfill its mission, to prepare students for the creative and critical thinking that is needed in our complex global society.

This specific fund will afford the performing arts department the chance to expand its reach and take advantage of new opportunities such as inviting visiting soloists, provide travel to concerts and more for our Webb singers and musicians.

LiangLiang and her husband Jason Zhang live in Arcadia, where she serves as the president and CEO of Sun Homeland, a real estate development company. After graduating from Vivian Webb School in 2006, she attended Claremont McKenna College where she received her Bachelor of Arts degree in economics, and then went on to complete her master’s degree in real estate development at USC.

OUR FULL ORCHESTRA AND CHAMBER SINGERS MOUNTED TWO MAJOR CONCERTS IN THE FALL AND SPRING, AND OFFERED OTHER CONCERTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

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ATHLETICS SEVEN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS WON The fall season was one of Webb’s strongest in years.

It closed out with three league championships: WSC cross country (5th consecutive), VWS cross country (4th consecutive), and VWS volleyball (first ever Vivian Webb volleyball championship).

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Winter season saw WSC soccer finish as league champions and forge a deep run into CIF. VWS soccer finished second in league play.

Every spring sport qualified for post-season play—and three league champions were crowned: VWS softball, WSC baseball and WSC volleyball.

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GIVING ANABI & STEWART FAMILIES Athletics are an important part of the school culture at Webb.

Every student is required to play at least one sport per year. Some are seasoned athletes and others are novices. Student-athletes in all skill levels comprise 42 teams participating in 15 sports.

Last year, the Webb baseball team was crowned undefeated league champions. This was the team’s ninth league championship overall and third under head coach Jeff Stodgel.

Sam and Rene Anabi P ’16, ’17, ’22 of Anabi Oil capped off the Gauls’ championship season with a donation of $36,500 for a custom-made, state-of-the-art scoreboard for the baseball field.

Built by Daktronics, the manufacturer of scoreboards for the Los Angeles Angels, Chicago Cubs and Houston Astros, the new scoreboard features LED lighting and a custom clock. Installed in July 2019 and customized

by Outdoor Dimensions, the scoreboard will anchor the baseball field’s top-notch playing surface for many exciting seasons to come.

Sam and Rene’s children have also contributed to the baseball program. Their son Christian ’16 is a baseball team alumnus, and daughter Emily ’17 served as team manager. Their son Dillon Anabi ’22 is currently a sophomore at Webb, and niece Eva ’23 is a member of the Vivian Webb freshman class.

The scoreboard’s electrical rigging was provided by the Stewart family, of Interior Electric. Spencer Stewart ’17 played for the Webb baseball team, and sibling Sydney ’16 is a VWS softball alumna while Chloe ’20 is scheduled to graduate in June.

Webb is grateful to the Anabi and Stewart families for their generous support of Webb’s athletics program.

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GIFTS OF A LIFETIME

THE THOMPSON AND VIVIAN WEBB SOCIETY Education is a legacy, and for so many generations of alumni and their families, Webb is a dynamic part of their legacy. Throughout the years, legions of committed alumni, parents, trustees, and friends have supported Webb to advance its mission and provide for its future. Planned gifts, such as bequests or charitable trusts, can be an advantageous way to provide for a future gift to a non-profit organization like The Webb Schools.

The Thompson and Vivian Webb Society honors an extraordinary group of alumni, parents and friends who have made Webb a beneficiary of a will or trust, life income gift, IRA or other retirement plan, or planned gift.

This year we feature the gifts of two out of thirteen extraordinary individuals who will help ensure that The Webb Schools will continue to transform lives long into the future.

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DAVID WOODLEY P ’98

Dr. David Woodley has been a consistent donor to The Webb Schools for more than twenty years. As the parent of a Webb graduate, he has seen first-hand the transformative impact of a Webb education. And he and his son Thatcher ’98 have both dedicated their professional lives to education, working for a combined five decades in secondary and higher education institutions.

Beyond supporting the daily operations of The Webb Schools on an annual basis, Dr. Woodley has also chosen to document a generous planned gift through his estate.

Bequest gifts made through a declaration in your will or living trust are an excellent way to demonstrate your support of Webb’s mission and help us to secure our future.

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By documenting his intentions now, we can celebrate Dr. Woodley today for the impact that he will have in many years to come.

Dr. Woodley is Emeritus Founding Chair of the USC Department of Dermatology and lives in Altadena, California.

TAMMY ZIPSER P ’94, ’96

In 2015, Tamara “Tammy” Zipser joined the board of the Alf Museum.

Tammy and her late husband Robert “Bob” Zipser had been fans of the museum ever since their children attended The Webb Schools. Dana Zipser Schallheim ’94 and Brian Zipser ’96 made the most of their time at Webb.

The connection between Museum Director Dr. Don Lofgren and the

Zipsers remains quite strong.

“The Zipser family has a 30-year association with the Alf Museum, starting with the involvement of Brian ’96 in peccary trips, museum classes, and afterschool fossil preparation,” reports Dr. Lofgren.

“As strong supporters of the museum through my entire Webb career, the Zipsers are steadfast attendees of Peccary Society dinners too, both of which I greatly appreciate.”

“Bob loved the annual Peccary Society dinners,” Tammy recalls.

“He always looked forward to the lectures.” As Tammy learned more about the museum and its commitment to complete a $3 million endowment campaign, she decided to make a gift that would forever combine the legacies of her family and the Alf Museum.

museum can continue to get annual gifts in this manner and receive any remainder as a bequest. It is a thoughtful strategy that will also provide Dana ’94 and Brian ’96 a possible designation for their current and/or future giving.

Tammy and her late husband Bob are among the most recent members of The Thompson and Vivian Webb Society. Tammy’s leadership as an ongoing donor and a museum trustee serves as an example to other alumni parents that the bond between Webb and its family members lasts a lifetime.

In 2019, Tammy named the Alf Museum a charitable beneficiary of an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) valued at approximately $275,000. The gift was strategic because Tammy was already using the IRA charitable rollover provision approved by Congress to make her annual gifts. The

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AFFILIATES LEADERSHIP AT WORK

The Affiliates celebrated their annual benefit themed Do.Excel.Achieve. last fall with over 300 guests in attendance, including parents, family and friends from around the world who demonstrated their unwavering support for Webb.

The event raised over $260,000 to help fund new technologies, improve learning spaces and provide new possibilities for students and teachers to engage with the world. The highlight of the evening was the live auction that featured seven items, one of which included a private cooking class with an accomplished chef and

the Stockdales at their home — an item that sold for an astounding $18,000.

We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to our co-chairs Angelique Lazier P ’20, Andrea Mitchell P ’20 and Kathie West P ’14, ’18, ’22, Affiliates President Laura Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20, and all our volunteers and donors for making the 2018 benefit a great success.

The Webb Schools encourages students to lead with distinction and serve with a generous spirit. The Affiliates Benefit is a yearly reminder of these principles in action.

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GIVING FAMILY PLEDGES $500,000 FOR STUDENT HOUSING ENHANCEMENTS

AFFILIATES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2018-19 Laura Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20 President Michelle Paik P ’14, ’16, ’19, ’22 Tracy Tanidjaja P ’19 First Vice Presidents Angelique Lazier P ’20 Andrea Mitchell P ’20, ’22 Kathie West P ’14, ’18, ’22 Second Vice Presidents

A current Webb family has committed $500,000 to Webb to assist in enhancing residential life experience through ongoing improvements to the schools’ dormitories.

While choosing to remain anonymous, this generous family recognizes that because dorm rooms and common areas are crucial in the residential life experience, they need to be continually refreshed due to the heavy use that they receive. This gift, in conjunction with others, will ensure that Webb is able to continue providing safe and comfortable residential facilities for Webb students whose dormitory rooms are their “home away from home.”

Melissa Becker P ’22 Third Vice President Haissam Alrachid P ’20, ’22 Arman Ariane P ’17, ’19 Business Office Liaisons Victoria Raus P ’18, ’20 Recording Secretary Marta Castro P ’20 Corresponding Secretary

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here is no greater testament to The Webb Schools’ values, culture of service, and leadership than our 4,500 extraordinary alumni from 43 countries and all 50 states. Below you will find some of our favorite alumni moments from the 2018-19 school year.

show of historical photographs of Webb’s early days, followed by a thoughtful chapel talk given by Eissa Villasenor ’98, who was introduced by her sister Julia ’03. Villasenor lives in Washington, D.C. where she is a refugee officer at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.

ALUMNI WEEKEND 2018

Saturday culminated with the Alumni Awards ceremony honoring Blake Brown ’68 and Sandra Lee Rebish ’88 with the Alumni Outstanding Achievement Award, Jack Sutro ’53 and Jim Drasdo ’63 with the Colborn Distinguished Service Award and Gabe Romero ’08 with the Young Alumni Rising Star Award.

More than 250 alumni, faculty, and friends returned to campus for Alumni Weekend on October 12 and 13, flying in from China, Hong Kong, Switzerland, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, and 22 states. It was good to have everyone back, and we enjoyed seeing the campus alive with visitors.

Here are some highlights from the weekend: During the Vivian Webb School chapel service, Head of Schools Taylor Stockdale presented a slide

The 26th Annual Peccary Society Dinner celebrated the golden anniversary of the dedication of the Alf Museum and featured a tribute to retiring museum board member Doug Myles P ’80. The

event set a new fundraising record with over $186,000 in sponsorships received, and finished the evening in the Ahmanson Lecture Hall where Raymond M. Alf Excellence in Paleontological Research and Education Award recipient Dr. Gregory Wilson (University of Washington and Burke Museum, Washington) gave his remarks after a sudden thunderstorm disrupted the program under the tent.

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Sophomore Career Evening 2019 Alumni returned to campus on February 10 to speak at the 20th Annual Sophomore Career Evening, hosted by the Alumni Council.

Alumni shared their experiences with students, leading discussions about the field of medicine, how to follow

your passion, careers in academia and education, the film and entertainment industry, and how to be an innovator in your industry. While each session had its own focus, alumni shared with students just how influential their Webb experience was to their future and the importance of networking.

NETWORKING EVENTS In early 2019, a number of on-campus events gave students and parents an opportunity to engage with young alumni. These included the Affiliates meeting, a Health and Wellness session for seniors, a College Athletes Roundtable, and the Networking Essentials session. At each of these events, alumni shared their personal experiences at college, including managing academics and being away from home, maintaining a healthy mind and body, and balancing time management skills. a

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Innovator’s Edge at Techstars In May, The Webb Schools hosted its first-ever Innovator’s Edge event at the Techstars office in Los Angeles, California. The evening was an opportunity for students, educators and alumni in the field to connect with leaders and visionaries who have continued to thrive in the increasingly complex technology industry.

The panelists included Sameer Dholakia ’91, CEO of SendGrid, Samantha Ainsley ’07, senior software engineer and technical lead at Google, Jeff Cripe ’08, CEO and founder of Cargo, Colin Carrier, co-founder and CEO of Stealth, Ex-CSO at Twitch and Elie Seidman, CEO of Tinder. Each speaker brought a unique perspective to the conversation and their collective expertise made for a robust and meaningful discussion. While each panelist had specific methodologies and keys to success, it was very clear that company culture and ethics have been central to their accomplishments.

VWS Roundtable with Dr. Ann Longley On May 30, a small gathering of VWS faculty and alumnae gathered for dinner and a roundtable discussion about the early years of the school with founding headmistress Dr. Ann

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Longley. The roundtable participants included Janet Macaulay, Joan Presecan P ’86, ’92, Kathy Simon, Christina Mercer McGinley ’84, Julia MarciariAlexander ’85, Coleen Martinez ’86, Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87, and Sandra Lee Rebish ’88. Also in attendance: Taylor Stockdale, trustee Rahmi Mowjood ’90 and Alumni Council member Bob Connolly ’89. Stephanie Buxbaum ’93 recorded and filmed the discussion for the Webb archives.

COMMENCEMENT VWS Commencement Founding Headmistress of Vivian Webb School Dr. Ann Longley addressed the VWS Class of 2019. Longley encouraged the graduates to make their mark on the world. “Be confident, be self-assured, think creatively, believe in yourselves.

While we cannot entirely control the future, be aware of your role and responsibility in shaping it. The future is yours. Dare to reach out and seize it.”

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WSC Commencement Dr. Bob Connolly ’89 addressed the 2019 Webb School of California graduates. When Connolly came to campus with his family in 1982, he forged a lifelong relationship with the schools. As the son of two Webb math teachers, Connolly recalls disapproving of his parents’ decision to move on campus but quickly realized that it was an incredible opportunity. He is forever grateful for the bonds he formed with fellow students and faculty at Webb and encouraged the graduates to cherish their high school experience. a 1 2 3 4

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GIVING LEADERSHIP GIFT FROM TRUSTEE BLAKE BROWN ’68 PROVIDES MOMENTUM AND FLEXIBILITY

REGIONAL EVENTS Alumni attended regional events around the globe. Webb events took place in the following cities: Baltimore, Bangkok, Barstow, Beijng, Boston, Claremont, Denver, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, New York, Phoenix, Portland, Redwood City, San Francisco, Seattle, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Taipei, and Washington, D.C. The Alumni Office extends a tremendous thank you to the alumni who hosted events and we also acknowledge the good work of our Regional Representatives on the Alumni Council.

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Andrea and Blake Brown ’68, recently made a three-year, $1,000,000 commitment to Webb and purposely structured their commitment to help Webb accomplish several important goals in the critical period leading up to Webb’s Centennial. Their generous commitment will be used to support The Webb Fund at $10,000 each year and to provide $300,000 per year to capital, endowment or programming needs to be determined by the Browns and Webb. The remaining $70,000 will fund a unique and specific opportunity that arises during the gift period and will be determined by the Browns and Webb. In devising this approach, the Browns wished to “…provide a three-year commitment to The Webb Fund to help build this critical gift stream that is used in planning annual budgets…and also to provide significant funding to aid in the large priorities and opportunities that will be accomplished in The Centennial.”

In addition, according to Blake, “We wanted to reserve the balance of this commitment so that Webb could respond to a unique opportunity that would further advance Webb in a way that will present itself, not necessarily today but in the next few years. Our investment is to support and celebrate Webb’s future and we hope many others will join with us.” The Browns’ creative gift arrangement provides the Webb community with significant opportunities and flexibility over the next three years.

As the world of education evolves at an ever-faster pace, this is a particularly thoughtful gift as Webb approaches its Centennial in 2022 and prepares for its second century, this gift is a generous example of the Browns’ leadership.

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FROM THE DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

It is our great pleasure to bring you the third annual Report of the Schools, a comprehensive means to share the record of the past year at Webb and importantly, the generosity that made these results possible. By design, this publication is not just about the generous gifts that Webb received in the past year, although we recognize and honor those gifts and those who chose to make them. The purpose of this publication is to show the connection between those donors and their gifts and what they are making possible at Webb.

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Philanthropy means different things to different people, but in the end, each gift is not just about its dollar amount; it is about providing opportunity. That opportunity may mean that a deserving and motivated student can attend Webb because of financial aid, or it may mean that a member of the Webb faculty can bring a new teaching methodology to the classroom sparking a new learning experience for a motivated and excited class. Or it may mean that Webb can restore and refresh an essential campus landmark, as we are doing this year with the Hooper Community Center.

Thanks to Webb’s alumni, families and friends, in 2018-19 Webb enjoyed the second-best philanthropic year in the past decade and this followed the best philanthropic year in Webb’s history. This is wonderful momentum as Webb approaches The Centennial and that moment when we will honor Webb’s first century, celebrate Webb today and together envision and build Webb’s second century. Philanthropic support is a key foundation for the future and all of us at Webb are grateful for the support that so many gave in the year that concluded on June 30, 2019.

As Head of Schools Taylor Stockdale often says, Webb is a partnership.

Alumni, parents, friends, faculty, and staff together form a partnership to honor Webb’s mission and values that are now 97 years old and, equally, ensure that Webb remains an educational leader today and in the future in all aspects of secondary education. Above all, this partnership serves our students each day as they develop and grow to embrace the world.

On behalf of Webb’s Advancement Office, thank you to every member of the Webb community who chose to make a gift last year or who provided volunteer time and service. We are deeply grateful to you. As we approach The Centennial, our team stands ready to work closely with you in the year ahead as you contemplate making your mark on Webb and the Alf Museum.

Respectfully submitted,

Dutch Barhydt Director of Institutional Advancement

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THE WEBB SCHOOLS 2019-20 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sanjiv P. Dholakia ’87, Chairman David Loo ’79, Vice Chair Christina Mercer McGinley, Ph.D. ’84, Vice Chair, Secretary R. Larry Ashton ’70, Chairman, Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology, Board, ex officio Blake H. Brown ’68 Michael M. Chang ’92 Deval R. Dvivedi ’00 Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95 Janel Henriksen Hastings, Ph.D. ’87 John F. Holliday ’84 Bill and Wendy Hornbuckle Naveen Jeereddi ’92 Sandra Lee Rebish, M.D. ’88 Julia Marciari-Alexander, Ph.D. ’85 Roger J. Millar ’61 Rahmi Mowjood, D.O. ’90 David C. Myles, Ph.D. ’80 Mickey E. Novak ’70 Janet K. Peddy, Director of Finance, Planning and Operations, Chief Financial Officer & Secretary, ex officio R.J. Romero Wendin D. Smith, Ph.D. ’89 Miles Rosedale ’69 Taylor Stockdale, Head of Schools, President & Chief Executive Officer, ex officio Lara Tiedens, Ph.D. Denis Yip

LIFE TRUSTEES Jim Drasdo ’63 Hugh H. Evans Jr. ’49 Anne Gould Earl (Bud) Hoover II ’52 Murray H. Hutchinson Ann Longley Claire McCloud Kimball (Kim) McCloud ’67 Susan Nelson Paul Reitler ’54 Peter Ziegler ’63

RAYMOND M. ALF MUSEUM OF PALEONTOLOGY 2019-20 BOARD OF TRUSTEES R. Larry Ashton ’70, Chairman Gretchen J. Augustyn Terry W. Baganz William Baldwin Richard H. Clark Sanjiv P. Dholakia ’87, Chairman, The Webb Schools, ex officio Daniel (Dan) Gluckstein, M.D. Jack (Jay) Greening Ronald (Ron) Hagander ’66 James E. Hall, Ph.D. ’59 F. Gard Jameson, Ph.D. ’71 Sherwood K. Kingsley ’58 Carl W.R. Lachman ’86 Donald L. Lofgren, Ph.D., Museum Director, President, ex officio John (Dick) R. Lynas ’55 David P. Mirkin, M.D. ’66 L.J. Patrick Muffler, Ph.D. ’54 Michelle Plyley Mary W. Rose, Ph.D. Charles Steinmann, M.D. Taylor Stockdale, Head of Schools, ex officio Page W. Thibodeaux Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96 Lance C. Williams ’97 Tammy Zipser

LIFE MEMBERS Anne G. Earhart Douglas F. Myles Michael O. Woodburne, Ph.D.

HONORARY TRUSTEES Robert Hefner ’53 Ming Chung Liu Pak Fu King Yafei Yuan

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2018-19 FACTS AND STATS YEAR FOUNDED: 1922

2018-19 OPERATING BUDGET: $21.1 Million

STUDENT BODY 410 VWS & WSC students 65% boarding 35% day

ENDOWMENT: $40.1 Million

DEMOGRAPHICS 79% domestic students from 10 states: Alaska, California, Georgia, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas and Washington.

21% international students from 15 countries: Canada, Chile, China, Indonesia, Mexico, Hungary, Korea, Russia, Peru, Singapore, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, and Vietnam.

FACULTY 57 Teaching faculty 89% Hold advanced degrees 88% Live on campus 6/1 Student/teacher ratio NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION 2015-2019: 508 Graduates (five years) 198 Letters of Commendation 66 Semi-Finalists 40 Finalists 26 National Hispanic Scholars ATHLETICS 42 Teams 15 Sports FINE ARTS Dance Media Arts Instrumental and Choral Music Theater Visual Arts

FINANCIAL AID: $5.6 Million need-based for 35% of students TOTAL LIVING ALUMNI OF RECORD: 4,685 68% Webb School of California, 32% Vivian Webb School COLLEGE PROFILE - CLASS OF 2019 100% of Class of 2019 applied and admitted to selective, four-year colleges 90% of Class of 2019 accepted into a college in top 10% based on US News & World Report 8 colleges on average applied to 4 or more acceptances ACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIPS THE WEBB SCHOOLS: The Association of Boarding Schools National Association of Independent Schools California Association of Independent Schools (founding member) Western Boarding Schools Association Western Association of Schools and Colleges Council for the Advancement and Support of Education A ssociation of College Counselors of Independent Schools (founding member) National Association of College Admission Counseling Educational Records Bureau The College Board Independent School Management National Association of College and University Business Officers ALF MUSEUM: Geological Society of America Society of Vertebrate Paleontology American Alliance of Museums Association of Science Museum Directors American Association for the Advancement of Science Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections National Association of Geology Teachers

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REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES

GIFT HIGHLIGHTS July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019 mm2019 *Unaudited numbers as of June$50 30, $40 mm

GIFT REVENUE: $7.9 MM

$30 mm ENDOWMENT OVER 5 YEARS*

2% Corps & Foundations

2014-15: 2015-16: 2016-17: 2017-18: 2018-19:

3% Friends 46% Alumni 49% Current & Past Parents

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OPERATING EXPENSES: TOTAL: $21.1 MM 9% General 13% Faculty, Academic and Student Programming

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WEBB FUND GIVING * 61% Salaries and Benefits

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PARTICIPATION HIGHLIGHTS 28% Webb School of California 21% Vivian Webb School

PARENT PARTICIPATION 70%

100% CLUB Congratulations to these groups who achieved 100% participation this year: Board of Trustees Museum Board of Trustees Alumni Council Parent Class Agents

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Over 1,500 donors contributed to the 2018-19 Webb Fund $2.5 mm campaign.

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LEGACY HALL OF FAME We wish to give special recognition to the following donors who have made lifetime gifts of $1 million and greater.

Their philanthropy has transformed our campus and impacted the lives of generations of students.

$5 MILLION OR MORE Blake ’68 and Andrea Brown Blake Brown and his wife Andrea have helped to transform our campus and educational programs.

Their gifts have helped bring the Alf Museum into the modern age with significant support for the Hall of Life campaign, a research laboratory and fossil prep laboratory. They have also supported the renovation of a NextGen science lab allowing for the highest level of research, the construction of new faculty housing and a major renovation of Hooper Student Center in addition to the land acquisition adjacent to campus.

James D. ’42 & Lin Burke Few people or events have had the powerful impact that Jim and Lin Burke have had on Webb. The Burkes’ leadership gift to Webb came in the form of a family cabin on a lake. The cabin and surrounding property were sold for over $6 million, making the Burkes’ gift the largest in Webb’s history. With the proceeds of that sale, Webb built the Copeland Donahue Theater in 2008, the first new construction of an academic building since 1987. In addition to the theater, Jim and Lin’s gift will continue a family legacy of giving back by providing financial aid to deserving students.

Col. John S. Rogers USAF (Ret.) ’59 and the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation During the past two decades, Col. John and June Rogers and the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation have transformed the lives of Webb students. Through the Mary Stuart Rogers Endowed Scholarship and the Raymond M. Alf Peccary Society Chair, more than 249 students have received financial aid and the opportunity of a Webb education. In addition to his dedication to growing the schools’ endowment, Col. Rogers has supported capital projects such as the Mary Stuart Rogers Sports Center and Faculty Field, and provided support for the acquisition of land adjacent to the campus.

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$2.5 MILLION OR MORE

$1 MILLION OR MORE

Yan Cheung and Ming Chung Liu P ’10

The Ahmanson Foundation

Mr. Liu and Mrs. Cheung, parents of Ken Liu ’10, made the lead gift towards the Susan A. Nelson Performing Arts Center. They have also generously supported major dorm renovations including the historic Alamo renovation in 2009 and a significant remodel of the chemistry lab in 2016.

A preeminent Southern California institution, The Ahmanson Foundation has partnered with Webb in many of the schools’ finest achievements, from yearly support of deserving students through its Pre-Collegiate Scholarship Program, to funding for a faculty endowment fund, Webb’s technology infrastructure and the Ahmanson Lecture Hall, and the Susan A. Nelson Performing Arts Center.

Robert A. Hefner III ’53 Robert Hefner’s gifts have been focused on supporting faculty and unbounded thinking, and in 1998 he established The Raymond M. Alf Inspirational and Unbounded Teaching Chair in Science. This endowed fund ensures the schools’ ability to attract and retain a teacher of Raymond Alf’s caliber. He also established an endowed fund for Excellence in Science and endowed the Unbounded Thinkers Symposium with the goal of inspiring Webb students to explore new opportunities.

Avery McCarthy ’52 Avery McCarthy’s gifts to Webb have revolved around enhancing technology in the library, funding new technology in classrooms, and funding the Barbara Mott McCarthy Aquatic Center. In addition to the McCarthy Collaborative Learning Lab established in 2000, Avery helped to fund new software programs and licenses for computer labs and dormitories.

Estate of David J. ’37 and Virginia E. Pinkham In 2000, Webb received over $4 million from a charitable trust set up by David (1919-1998) and Virginia Pinkham.

Their gift was used in part for construction projects, faculty development, and programs that will help the schools continue to promote the character of its students.

Anonymous Donor

Gretchen Augustyn P ’89 & Family A former Webb trustee and current Alf Museum trustee, Gretchen Augustyn and her family endowed the salary of the curator at The Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology and also created a fund to support the curator’s research work with students and the scientific community.

John M. Bryan ’43 During his lifetime, John Bryan’s contributions have touched several areas of The Webb Schools ranging from scholarship endowment and The Webb Fund, to the campus master plan and capital improvements such as the student quad area.

The Crean Foundation In 2007, the Crean Foundation established a scholarship to support financial aid for deserving students. The Crean Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund was made possible by the Crean family, and in part by parent and Crean Foundation board member Susan Thomas P ’05, ’09.

James E. Drasdo ’63 James Drasdo has supported Webb in a variety of ways, including unrestricted gifts to The Webb Fund, gifts to capital projects, and gifts to the endowment. He chaired Webb’s Building Character campaign which raised over $22 million. He has made leadership gifts to help establish the Les and Barbara Perry Faculty Enrichment Fund, to support a class scholarship fund, to dedicate the performing arts center, and to fund a major technology initiative.

The Fawcett Family David Fawcett arrived at Webb in the fall of 1958, and the generosity of his family, especially his parents, W. Russell Fawcett and Priscilla Damon Fawcett, has been felt faithfully on campus every year since. Among the family’s larger gifts are Webb’s stately, octagonal W. Russell Fawcett Memorial Library and a bequest to complete renovations to the Jameson Dormitory. Dave was a member

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of the Webb faculty for 34 years and, along with his wife, math teacher Diane Wilsdon, has quietly and thoughtfully enriched the lives of thousands of Webb students through his wisdom and support. The David D. Fawcett and Diane C. Wilsdon Scholarship Fund honors their legacy.

Charline E. & Michael T. Gallagher P ’07, ’09 Michael and Charline Gallagher were instrumental in supporting Webb’s campus master plan. Their gifts supported the Kirkhill Dorm renovation, the campus turnaround and the reconstruction of the student quad area. The Gallaghers, parents of Candace ’07 and Michael ’09, focused their support on improving the living spaces on campus in an effort to provide the best living environment possible for all Webb students.

Victor E. Heerman ’42 Victor Heerman was a boy of Hollywood. In fact, his parents were Hollywood legends, having won an Academy Award in 1933 for co-writing the screenplay adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s novel, Little Women. At Webb, Vic was an equestrian, both as a sport and a hobby. He kept a horse on campus and followed all of the races in the news. Following Webb, he served three years in the Army during WWII and graduated from Williams College with Dean’s List honors.

Eventually, he struck out on his own, forming the Heerman Bloodstock Agency, and became one of the most successful breeders of thoroughbred racehorses in the country. His clients included classmate George Getty ’4 2. Vic and his wife of 59 years, Lucille, left the majority of their estate to Webb to support the faculty.

Clifford S. Heinz Jr. ’37 and the C.S. Heinz Foundation

competition are important elements in a student’s development, Pak Fu King made a generous lead gift to the renovation of the Les Perry Gymnasium, the daily home to many of Webb’s athletic activities. In addition to this capital gift, King also made a generous gift to support the renovation of The Frederick R. Hooper Student Center.

These gifts will help ensure that Webb’s facilities will support Webb’s mission for decades to come.

Estate of Dwight W. Taylor ’49 Even as a young boy, Dwight Taylor had a passion for geology and collecting interesting specimens, especially shells. His curiosity was nurtured at Webb by his teachers and his mentor and friend Ray Alf. In his senior year, Dwight placed first in the national Westinghouse Science Talent Search. With this good start, he forged a distinguished career in the sciences, including time with the U.S. Geological Survey in the Paleontology and Stratigraphy Branch. Throughout his lifetime and finally using his estate, Dwight Taylor has supported the schools and the Alf Museum, with gifts totaling $1 million.

Charles E. Scripps ’37 Scion of the legendary media company and board chairman of the E.W. Scripps Company for more than four decades, Charles Scripps was also a proud and stalwart supporter of Webb. He was a founding trustee and returned to the board in the 1980s. His munificent gifts throughout the years have provided support where needed most; perhaps none was more important than his $1 million gift to the 1990s Building Character campaign, which helped steer Webb into the 21st century.

Yafei Yuan P ’16, ’20

In 1997, the Clifford S. Heinz ’37 Ethical Education Program was established to augment the work of Webb’s student-run honor committees, its curriculum and athletic programs. In 2000 and 2001, Cliff Heinz challenged the Webb community and matched dollar for dollar gifts made to The Webb Fund in support of character development and ethical education. Gifts from Cliff and the C.S. Heinz Foundation have been directed to many areas of the schools, including The Raymond M. Alf Museum, faculty housing, endowment, and The Webb Fund.

Yafei Yuan is a man of many talents and ambitions and a great supporter of excellence in education in China and the United States. He is the founder and chairman of Sanpower Group Co., Ltd., headquartered in Nanjing, China. His daughter Donna ’16 is an alumnae and Doris ’20 is a student at Vivian Webb School. Keenly interested in supporting the strategic vision of Head of Schools Taylor Stockdale, particularly his goal of providing quality housing for all faculty, Mr. Yuan contributed $1 million to assist in the construction of four new faculty homes.

Pak Fu King P ’19

Anonymous Donor

An honorary trustee, Pak Fu King has supported multiple Webb priorities in addition to unrestricted support through The Webb Fund and to The Centennial Campaign.

Believing that physical activity and athletic

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ENDOWED FUNDS As funds held in perpetuity, endowments generate the funds for scholarships, educational programs, athletics, faculty enrichment, and many other areas critical to the success of the schools. A generous endowment gives an institution confidence that it can remain true to its mission regardless of a challenging economy. The board of trustees currently uses a 4.0% payout rate. All funds above this amount are reinvested for continued growth as a hedge against inflation. Endowed funds are managed by Goldman Sachs & Co., a global leader in investment research, strategy, and management. We are forever grateful to the individuals and families listed below whose generosity secures the future of The Webb Schools.

Endowment fund categories reflect the greater of the book or market value.

FUNDS OVER $3,000,000

FUNDS OVER $1,000,000

The Mary Stuart Rogers Endowed Scholarship

Raymond M. Alf Inspirational and Unbounded Teaching Chair in Science

The Mary Stuart Rogers Scholar Program began in 1995 with a generous gift from Col. John ’59 and June Rogers and the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation. Since its beginning and because of the tremendous generosity of the Rogers family, the Rogers Scholar Program has grown from six to more than 20 students each and every year. To become a Rogers Scholar an individual must: demonstrate admirable qualities of character; demonstrate a strong work ethic and potential for academic achievement; demonstrate leadership potential among his/her peers; and contribute positively to the spirit and life of the schools through athletics, the arts, publications and other activities.

Funded by Robert A. Hefner III ’53 in 1998 in honor of Ray Alf, this fully endowed chair provides a competitive salary and benefits package to an innovative, energetic, and unbounded science teacher.

The Raymond M. Alf Peccary Society Chair Established in 1999 by the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation, this chair supports the development of new and expanded programs that provide Webb students with unique educational opportunities in paleontology and scientific research, and also supports the museum director’s work with Webb students in the field, the lab, and the classroom. This gift was made possible by Col. John ’59 and June Rogers.

Augustyn Family Curator of Paleontology & Research Fund Established in 2011 by Alf Museum trustee Gretchen Augustyn P ’89 and her family to fully endow the salary of the curator at The Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology and also support the museum’s research work with Webb students and the scientific community at large.

John M. Bryan ’43 Endowed Scholarship Established in 1995 to provide scholarship support.

Class of ’63 Scholarship Fund Established to support scholarships for deserving students.

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Established in 2010 by The Crean Foundation of Newport Beach, California to provide scholarships to deserving students. This support was made possible by the Crean family, and in part by parent and Crean Foundation board member Susan Thomas P ’05, ’09.

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The Endowed Fund for Physical Plant Excellence

The Hall Family Scholarship Fund

Begun with a gift from an anonymous donor, this fund will grow with gifts from this and other donors who wish to ensure that Webb always has the means to refresh, improve and upgrade its distinctive and beautiful foothill campus.

Established in 2012 by Dr. James E. Hall ’59 and his wife Dr. Jean R. Hall to honor the memory of their parents, George and Sally Hall and Raymond and Dorothy Rogers.

The fund commemorates the special friendship between George Johnson Hall and Thompson Webb that made it possible for Jim to attend Webb.

Robert A. Hefner III ’53 Endowment for Excellence in Science Established in 1998 to provide annual support for five specific science-related initiatives to ensure that Webb forever remains at the forefront of science education.

FUNDS UP TO $1,000,000 Otis Booth ’40 Scholarship Fund Established in 2011 by The Otis Booth Foundation in memory of Otis Booth ’40 to provide scholarship support.

Class of ’69 Scholarship Fund Founded in 1994 in honor of Les and Barbara Perry, this fund provides scholarship support for a student who displays excellence in the classroom and on the athletic field.

Collegiate School Scholarship Fund Established in 1986 to provide scholarship support to Vivian Webb School by the trustees of Claremont Collegiate School (formerly Girls’ Collegiate School) after the school closed.

The Pravina Dholakia Scholarship Fund Established in 2002 by Sanjiv Dholakia ’87 & Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87, and Sameer Dholakia ’91 in honor of their mother to provide scholarship support to a deserving Vivian Webb School student.

Fawcett Library Plant Endowment This endowment was made possible by life trustee Mrs. W.R. Fawcett in 1989 for the ongoing support of the W. Russell Fawcett Memorial Library.

The Clifford S. Heinz ’37 Ethical Education Program Established in 1999 by Clifford S. Heinz ’37 to support the key aspect of Webb’s mission and its most important education objective, character development.

The Wendy and William Hornbuckle Family Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2017 by Wendy and Bill Hornbuckle P ’19, this fund allows Webb to attract and support Webb students who have demonstrated financial need, with a preference for students from the greater Las Vegas, Nevada community.

Trowbridge W. Kirk ’54 Scholarship Fund Established in 2010 to honor the memory of Trowbridge “Toby” Kirk ’54, the fund provides scholarship support for Webb School of California students.

Keith Wilson Loring ’46 Scholarship Fund Established in 2011 by Keith Loring ’46 to provide scholarship support for Webb School of California students.

Bertha M. Lynch Principes Scholarship Established in 1990 by Wayne (Skip) Hanson ’59, Robert M. Hanson ’62, and their father Wayne A. Hanson to provide scholarship support, the fund is named in memory of the Hansons’ maternal grandmother.

The Louis M. Mayberg ’80 Scholarship Fund

Dodd Fischer ’61 Endowment Fund

Established in 2005 by Louis Mayberg ’80 to provide scholarship support.

Established in 2005 by Dodd Fischer ’61 and his wife Nancy to provide unrestricted support to The Webb Schools.

Les and Barbara Perry Faculty Enrichment Fund

Catherine Garrison Fund Established in 1983 by Anne Garrison Gould, life trustee and founding Vivian Webb School trustee, in memory of her mother, to provide scholarship support for Vivian Webb students.

Established in 1995 to honor Les and Barbara Perry with the creation of the Perry Awards, presented to deserving faculty who embody the Perry legacy.

Reitler Scholarship Endowment Established in 2004 by Paul ’54 and Mary Reitler to provide scholarship support.

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FUNDS UP TO $250,000 Ahmanson Teaching Endowment Created with grants from The Ahmanson Foundation in 1990 and 1996 to provide resources for faculty support.

The Alamo Fund Established in 2017 by Dodd Fischer ’61, this endowed maintenance fund provides for upkeep and renewal of The Alamo, a home away from home for many Webb students.

The fund was created to honor four of Dodd’s lifelong friends and classmates: Andrew Branscome ’61, a southern gentleman who championed the rights of man; twin brothers Don ’61 and John Girard ’61, who had a combined 94 years of service as medical doctors; and Samuel Zemurray III ’61, another southern gentleman and cattle expert who helped others less fortunate receive independent educations.

Appleby Endowed Scholarship Fund for Student Diversity Established in 1996 by Carlton Appleby ’4 1 to support scholarships.

Appleby Maintenance Fund Established in 1987 by Carlton Appleby ’4 1 in honor of his mother, Jerene Appleby Harnish, to provide for the ongoing care of Appleby Dormitory.

The C.J. Peter Bennett ’40 Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 by C.J. Peter Bennett ’40 in honor of his 75th reunion to provide financial aid to a deserving student.

The Michael ’92 and Alicia Chang Scholarship Established in 2012 by Michael Chang ’92 and his wife in honor of his 20th reunion to provide financial assistance to a deserving Webb School of California boarder.

Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 by Bruce Rule ’62, Jim Moore ’62, and Stephen Shafer ’62, in honor of their 50th reunion, to provide scholarship support.

Class of 1970 Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 by the Class of 1970 in celebration of their 35th reunion to provide financial aid to a deserving student.

Class of ’74 Scholarship Fund Established in 2014 by the Class of 1974 in honor of their 40th reunion to provide financial assistance to deserving students.

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The John Duden Class of ’81 Scholarship Fund Established in 2006 by members of the Class of 1981 in honor of their 25th reunion to support scholarships for deserving students.

Marvin S. Corwin Endowment Established in 1992 from the estate of Marvin S. Corwin, father of Nicholas ’84, to endow a speakers program for Webb School of California.

James T. Demetriades ’80 Endowed Prize For Unbounded Teaching Established in 2005 by James Demetriades ’80 in honor of his 25th reunion, the prize is awarded annually to a Webb teacher for the most innovative and creative course, program, or approach that fosters a hearty appetite for the joys of unbounded thinking and learning among students and others.

The David D. Fawcett ’61 & Diane C. Wilsdon Scholarship Fund Established in 2014 by members of the Class of 1961 in honor and recognition of their classmate’s extraordinary 39-year career and his wife’s 30-year career as Webb faculty members and presented at their retirement.

Mortimer Fleishhacker ’50 Endowed Arts Fund Established in 2012 by Francoise Fleishhacker in honor of her late husband. The purpose of the endowed fund is to provide ongoing annual programmatic support for the arts at Webb. It is intended to create supplemental income to increase the arts budget so faculty can enhance production capabilities, concerts, exhibits, hire professional guest artists, etc.

Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Fund Established in 1984 with a matching grant to support scholarships.

The Forney Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2018 by John and Jai Forney, Jonathan Forney ’02, and Christopher Forney ’03 this fund will provide financial aid to families in extreme need.

Preference will be given to students from the following geographic regions in priority order: 1) East Los Angeles or South Central Los Angeles; 2) small town rural America as defined by populations under 50,000.

The Greening Family Scholarship Fund Established by Chip Greening ’62 and his wife Toni to honor their family’s multi-generational Webb experience, the purpose of this need-based scholarship is to maintain

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and increase the diversity of the school’s student body by providing access to a top-notch education for underserved communities.

Alfred B. Hastings, Jr. ’42 Athletic Fund Established in 1978 to support the athletic program at Webb School of California.

Alfred B. Hastings, Jr. ’42 Guest Cottage Fund Established in 1993 to furnish and endow the guest cottage.

William Griffith Henshaw III ’41 Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 to honor the memory of William Griffith Henshaw III ’4 1 and his family’s multi-generational Webb experience.

Higbie Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 1983 by Harley G. Higbie ’43 to provide scholarship support.

Bernard & Yolande Horwitz Scholarship Fund Established in 1999 from the estate of Yolande Horwitz to support Vivian Webb School scholarships.

Hu Family Endowed Fund for Faculty Support Established in 2018 by Mr. Bingfeng Hu and Mrs. Qunya Hu, parents of Frank ’20, to honor their family, this fund will contribute to faculty salaries and professional development.

Ip Family Student Leadership Development Fund Established in 2008 by Regina Ip Lau, in honor of her daughter Cynthia ’08, this fund supports training opportunities for student leaders such as travel to regional and national conferences, leadership development retreats, special speakers and other opportunities that foster leadership skills.

The Curtis C. Kaufman ’47 Scholarship Fund Established by Monique Kaufman in memory of her husband, this fund provides scholarship support to deserving students.

The King Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by Mrs. Si Wai “Shirley” Ng in honor of her son Hoi Kai “Bill” King ’19 upon the occasion of his graduation. The fund provides scholarships to deserving students and their families.

Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Fund Established in 1982 with a gift from the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation to provide scholarship support.

Ann R. Longley Fund Established in 1984 to honor the founding headmistress of Vivian Webb School, the fund’s purpose is to assist VWS students who exhibit outstanding leadership potential.

Stephen R. Longley Fund Established in 1979 in honor of the third headmaster of Webb School of California and to provide scholarship support.

Edward F. Mansfield ’37 Endowment In memory of Edward (or Ned) as his friends knew him), a member of the class of 1937 and an early student and a lifelong friend of Ray Alf, the Mansfield Endowment provides support for the field research, exhibit, and outreach programs of the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology.

George H. Mayr Fund Established with a challenge grant in 1986 to create scholarships.

Laurence McMillin Excellence in Teaching Award Established in 2005 in honor of former faculty member Laurence McMillin and his wife Marguerite for their many years of service to The Webb Schools.

Jean E. Miller Excellence in Teaching Award Named in honor of the second headmistress of Vivian Webb School, the fund was established in 1987 by The Affiliates of The Webb Schools to recognize and reward distinguished teaching.

Miranda Scholarship Fund Established in 1998 by Rodrigo Sr. and Iona Miranda, parents of Cristobal ’95, Rodrigo Jr. ’98, and Mariana ’98 to support scholarships.

Lluella Morey Murphey Scholarship Endowment Established in 1983 to provide scholarship support, this fund was made possible in part by Alfred B. Hastings Jr. ’42.

Ouyang Family Math Faculty Development Fund Established in 2018 by Mr. Chao Ouyang and Mrs. Yanni Chen to honor their son YiYi ’21. The fund will support math teachers attending national conferences, having release time or grants for curriculum development, technology training, graduate school education, and more.

Ouyang Family Orchestra Fund Established in 2018 by Mr. Chao Ouyang and Mrs. Yanni Chen to honor their son YiYi ’21. The fund will ensure that Webb has the necessary resources to sustain its excellence in instrumental music. Use of the funds will support purchases and maintenance of equipment, sheet music and literature, field trips, and general program support.

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The Jacques and Mimi Pauwels Fund for Excellence in World Languages and Cultures Created in 2015 by Eric Pauwels ’79 in honor of his parents, the Pauwels Fund provides support for teacher and student development in the area of World Languages and Cultures.

The Coach Dan Pride Fund Established in 2008 by the Wray and Dey families, the Coach Dan Pride Fund provides support to honor and recognize outstanding student-athletes through the Dan Pride Award, given annually to both a VWS and WSC student who characterize hard work, determination, and dedication in the athletic arena.

Quon Family Scholarship Fund Established in 2006 by Ronald Quon ’55 to honor his father and family, this fund provides scholarship support that allows Webb to attract the best and brightest and most diverse students from across the nation.

Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Established in 1981 to provide scholarship support.

Reynolds Peccary Endowment Fund Established in 2000 with a gift from Daniel ’63 and Cecilia Reynolds to provide support for the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology peccary program.

Virginia Sadler Toomay Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 by General John C. Toomay ’39 in honor of his wife, Virginia, to provide scholarship support to Vivian Webb School.

Renee Leora Shaw ’00 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2000 by Ralph and Elba Shaw in honor of their daughter Renee ’00 to provide scholarship support.

Snite Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 by the Fred B. Snite Foundation to provide scholarship support to a deserving student, this support was made possible in part by alumnus and Snite Foundation board member Lance Williams ’97.

Student Activity Fund Established by the Class of 2008 as part of their senior gift with additional gifts from the Classes of 1988 and 1990 in honor of their 20th reunions. The fund aims to assist financial aid students with extra-curricular costs, such as expenses related to senior trips, weekend activities, Unbounded Days, peccary trips, or community service outings. So many memorable Webb experiences happen outside the classroom, and the goal of this fund is to make these activities accessible to as many Webb students as possible.

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The Sun Family Fund for Performing Arts Established in 2019 by LiangLiang Sun ’06 and the Sun family in support of the Orchestra and Chamber Singers Programs. The fund will ensure that Webb has the necessary resources to sustain its excellence in instrumental music and vocal performance.

Thornton Family Teaching Chair Established in 1994 with gifts from the Flora L. Thornton Foundation and W. Laney Thornton ’63.

John Trefethen ’62 Scholarship Fund Established in 2012 by John Trefethen ’62 in honor of his 50th reunion to support the economic diversity of the Webb community through financial aid scholarships.

The Tsui Family Athletic Endowment Established in 2011 by Dr. Fung Tsui and Ms. Chiu Fai Wong in honor of their son Davis ’13 to provide operational support for the golf program.

Annis Van Nuys Schweppe Book Fund Established in 1971 by the I.N. and Susanna H. Van Nuys Foundation for book purchases.

Leslys & Jim Vedder ’45 Scholarship Fund Created in memory of James Forest Vedder, Ph.D. ’45 by his wife, Leslys, to provide scholarships for students interested in scientific study.

Vivian Webb School Scholarship Fund This fund is composed of numerous gifts directed to scholarships for the Vivian Webb School.

VWS Athletic Fund Established in 2008 by parents Dan Edwards and Robin Su-Edwards, John and Andrea Fuelling, and Arthur and Linda Cormier, this fund supports the Vivian Webb School athletic program.

The Webb and VWS Class of 1992 Scholarship Fund Created by the Class of ’92 in honor of their 25th reunion, this fund will allow The Webb Schools to attract and support the best and brightest and most diverse young men and women who wish to build on an established foundation of personal integrity, hard work, and personal achievement.

Webb School of California Scholarship Fund This fund is composed of numerous gifts directed to scholarships for Webb School of California.

Rick Whyte ’57 VWS Student Athlete Fund Established in 2013 through the estate of alumnus and

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lifelong faculty member Frederick E. Whyte ’57 to provide scholarships for student-athletes at Vivian Webb School.

Lance C. Williams ’97 Endowment Fund

Class of 1966 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2016 by members of the Class of 1966 in honor of their 50th reunion to provide scholarship support.

Established in 2014 by museum trustee, Lance Williams ’97 to support museum outreach and education.

Class of 1979 Endowed Fund for Teaching and Learning Resources

The Gordon A. Wilson Memorial Fund

Established by members of the Class of 1979, this fund supports an innovative and relevant education for Webb students.

Established in 1974 in memory of Gordon A. Wilson, who spent 30 years at Webb School of California as a teacher and dean of the school, to provide scholarship support.

FUNDS UP TO $50,000 Adams Family Math Fund Established in 1990 to furnish and endow the mathematics laboratory, this fund was made possible by generous gifts from the families of Peter Adams ’35 and Morgan Adams Jr.

The Richard and Kathleen Armour Scholarship Fund Established in 2001 by Mrs. Richard Armour, mother of Geoff ’59, to provide scholarship support for deserving students.

Blanchard Organ Endowed Fund Established in 1996 by William B. Blanchard ’51 to endow the upkeep and maintenance of the Vivian Webb Chapel organ.

Edwin B. Buffum Memorial Scholarship Fund Established in 1981 in memory of Edwin B. Buffum ’43 by Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bryan ’43 to provide scholarship support.

The Adam Cave ’12 Scholarship Fund Established in 2017 by the Class of 2012 in memory of their classmate Adam Cave ’12 at the time of their fifth reunion, with additional support from alumni, faculty, staff, parents, and friends.

The Kenneth Clarke, Jr. Scholarship Fund Established by Richard P. Clarke ’63 in honor of his father, this fund will allow The Webb Schools to attract and support the best and brightest and most diverse young men and women who wish to build on an established foundation of personal integrity, hard work, and personal achievement.

Class of ’39 Fund Established to support the sciences.

Class of ’42 Fund Established to support scholarships for deserving students.

Class of 1965 Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 by members of the Class of 1965 in honor of their 50th reunion to provide scholarship support.

Class of 1980 Scholarship Fund Established in 2015 by members of the Class of 1980 in honor of their 35th reunion to provide scholarship support.

Coffin Fund Established in 1969 by Nancy Coffin, this fund provides scholarship support. Nancy, a former trustee, is the mother and grandmother of 12 graduates of The Webb Schools.

Robert L. Connolly Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund In 2018 in honor of his 30th reunion, Robert “Bob” L. Connolly ’89 with his wife Nancy Tung created this fund in memory of Bob’s father, Robert L. Connolly Sr., who taught at The Webb Schools from 1982 to 1991 and was a dedicated math teacher to his son and many of his son’s peers. This fund will provide financial aid for future generations of Webb students.

Edward E. Ford Foundation Fund Established in 1994 to support faculty enrichment.

Firestone Fund This scholarship endowment was made possible by Leonard K. Firestone, father of Kimball ’51 and A. Brooks ’54, and the Firestone Foundation.

George F. Getty Memorial Fund Established in 1973 in memory of George F. Getty ’4 2 to provide scholarship support.

Hamilton Endowed Chapel Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hamilton ’4 1, parents of John ’84, to provide upkeep and maintenance of the Vivian Webb Chapel.

The Robert ’62 and Susan Hanson Family Student Activity Fund Established in 2015 by Susan Hanson to honor her husband and daughter Kate ’90, this fund will allow Webb students with financial need the opportunity to participate in a wide variety of special weekend and afterschool activities, as well as support the cost of educational travel opportunities year-round.

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George E. Hoag II ’36 Fund Established in 1950 to provide scholarship support.

student who has contributed most to the development of the athletic program at Webb School of California.

H. Earl Hoover II Fund

N. Price Paschall ’67 Fund

Established by H. Earl (Bud) Hoover ’52, life trustee, to provide scholarship support.

Established in 1966 by Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Paschall, parents of Price Paschall ’67, for scholarship support.

Robert K. Langstaff Fund

Pratt Fund

Established in 1977 by Clarence and Mary Langstaff to provide scholarship support.

Established in 1983 by Lycurgus (Curgie) Pratt ’52, father of Hewitt L. Pratt ’90, this fund provides scholarship support. Additional gifts to this fund were made by the Class of 1952 in his memory.

Li Family Endowed Fund Established in 2016 in honor of Cecilia Li ’20 by her parents Mr. Lixin Li and Mrs. Shihong Peng to benefit the programs and operation of The Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology.

The Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84 Scholarship Fund

Established in 1983 by Mary Routt and her son Robert ’37 to provide scholarship support.

Established in 2019 by Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84 on the occasion of his 35th reunion to provide scholarships to deserving students.

The Ruddick Room Endowed Maintenance Fund

McDermott Family Fund for Excellence in Mandarin

The Scripps Library Fund

Established in 2017 by Michael McDermott ’83 and Amanda Bi in honor of their daughter Allegra McDermott ’18 to provide resources for teacher and student development in the area of world languages and cultures. Specifically, these funds will be used to support instruction in Mandarin and provide faculty and students with resources they can use to further their immersion into their study of Mandarin and Chinese culture.

Established in 1990 by Robert P. Scripps Jr. ’37 to provide ongoing resources for the purchase of new volumes for the library.

The Malcolm C. McKenna Goler Research Fund Established in 2008 in memory of Malcolm McKenna ’48, this fund supports fieldwork in the Goler Formation, which includes the study of California’s oldest fossil mammals and the early geologic history of coastal California 60 million years ago.

Timothy C. Moore ’59 Scholarship Fund Established in 2009 in honor of his 50th reunion to provide scholarship support.

Muhammed Rizvi Mowjood Library Endowment Established in 1992 to provide funds to purchase books for the study of Islam, this fund was made possible by friends and relatives in memory of Muhammad Mowjood, father of Rahmi ’90.

Samuel H. Nigh, Jr. ’63 Fund Established in 1977 by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nigh, parents of Samuel H. Nigh Jr. ’63, this fund provides an award to the

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Established in 2009 by William M. Ruddick ’49 in honor of his father, former Webb trustee, Harold Milton Ruddick.

William P. Skinner ’35 Peccary Endowment Established to provide support for The Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology peccary program.

The Thompson and Vivian Webb Excellence in Teaching Award Founded in 1988 by Edmund L. Piper ’43 to recognize excellence in teaching.

The Thompson Webb Memorial Fund Established in 1974 in memory of the founder of Webb School of California to provide scholarship support.

Min Zhang & Ruoqi Zheng Museum Fund Established in 2018 by Mr. Min Zhang and Mrs. Ruoqi Zheng in honor of their son Logan ’21 to endow the Alf Museum and support field research, classroom opportunities, and provide general program support.

*Unaudited numbers as of June 30, 2019 Endowment fund categories reflect the greater of the book or market value.

GIVING

THE HASTINGS SOCIETY The Hastings Society recognizes donors who support The Webb Fund year after year. Named for Alfred B. Hastings Jr. ’4 2, this society honors our most loyal supporters who embody Al’s commitment to the schools and our community.

A distinguished alumnus, life trustee and consistent donor, Al dedicated his life to the advancement of The Webb Schools, giving every year and joining the Thompson & Vivian Webb Society by making a planned gift to the schools. He was an early champion of the establishment of Vivian Webb School and a close friend to Thompson and Vivian Webb.

Membership in The Hastings Society is automatic after you have made a gift to The Webb Fund for three consecutive fiscal years (measured from July 1 to June 30).

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Kathie West P ’14, ’18, ’22, Coleen Martinez ’86, P ’16, ’19, Aminah Teachout ’04

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RECOGNITION BY GIVING CLUB HEAD’S CIRCLE FOUNDERS CIRCLE Gifts of $500,000 & above Anonymous (2)

GOLD PATRON Gifts of $250,000 to $499,999 Mr. & Mrs. Blake H. Brown ’68* Mr. Yanji Luo & Ms. Li Jiang P ’20* Anonymous

BLUE PATRON Gifts of $100,000 to $249,999 Mr. & Mrs. William Hornbuckle P ’19* Mr. Frank Jiang & Mrs. Tina Luo P ’20* Mr. Chao Ouyang & Mrs. Yanni Chen P ’21 Mrs. Bei Xu & Mr. Xue Ping Xu P ’20* Mr. Junsheng Zhang & Ms. Likun Jin P ’17, ’22 Anonymous*

PATRON Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. Leroy Carver Jr. P ’70 Mr. Damao Fu & Ms. Haixiao Bai P ’20 Dr. & Mrs. James E. Hall ’59* Mr. & Mrs. John F. Holliday ’84, P ’15, ’19, ’22* Mr. Chao Jiang & Mrs. Meng Yu P ’14, ’16, ’22* The David B. Jones Foundation* Mrs. Shirley Ng P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Mickey E. Novak ’70, P ’22* Ms. LiangLiang Sun ’06 Mrs. Leslys G. Vedder

Dr. & Mrs. John C. Forney P ’02, ’03 Mr. Christopher J. Forney ’03* Mr. Jonathan D. Forney ’02 Mrs. Lorraine Higbie* Mrs. Penny J. Holliday P ’84, ’01, GP ’15, ’19, ’22* Mr. Yankun Hou & Mrs. Ningfang Chen P ’20 Estate of Mr. & Mrs. George I. McKelvey III P ’83 Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20* Dr. John R. Stevens ’52* Mr. Lance Williams ’97 & Mr. Grant Kretchik* Mr. Yu Yan & Mrs. Weihua Yang P ’19 Anonymous

PIONEERS SOCIETY Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70* Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn P ’89* Mr. & Mrs. William Baldwin P ’16, ’22* California Community Foundation* Dr. Yingxia Cao & Mr. Lang Zhang P ’21 Mr. Leroy L. Carver III ’70, P ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Chang ’92* Mr. Steven Chang & Ms. Ngar See Lam P ’15, ’19* Dr. Mark Chapin Johnson Mr. Qirong Chen & Mrs. Hongyan Zhao P ’20* Mr. Rui Chi & Mrs. Xiaofang Gu P ’20* Mr. Tony Chiu & Ms. Cheri Yim P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clark P ’04*

Mr. Jonathan L. Congdon ’81* Mr. BaoHong Deng & Mrs. Tong Jing P ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Sameer P. Dholakia ’91* Mr. Sanjiv Dholakia ’87 & Ms. Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Drasdo ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Deval R. Dvivedi ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Ayad Fargo P ’17, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fidanque Jr. ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Jack Greening Jr. P ’04, ’06, ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Gregg Jr. ’66* Mrs. Susan S. Hanson* Hartman Baldwin Design Build Inc.* Ms. Harason A. Horowitz ’02 Dr. F. Gard Jameson Jr. ’71 & Dr. Florence Jameson P ’08, ’09* Mr. Naveen Jeereddi ’92 & Ms. Amy Hathaway Mr. Zhuang Jiang & Mrs. Yan Wu P ’22 Mr. Donald Lam P ’11, ’12 Mr. Brent Lee & Ms. Jinhyun Ann P ’18* Mr. Wai Hung Lee & Ms. Stella Leung P ’15, ’19* Mr. Brendt Stallings & Mrs. Tracey Letteau P ’21 Mr. Lixin Li & Mrs. Shihong Peng P ’20* Dr. & Mrs. Weiguo Li P ’21, ’22 Mr. & Mrs. David Loo ’79* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84* Mr. & Mrs. Patrick W. S. Ma ’87, P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Madding ’69* Mr. & Mrs. Victor Martinez P ’19*

PRINCIPES SOCIETY Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 The Ahmanson Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Clarke ’63, P ’98* Dr. Robert Connolly ’89 & Mrs. Nancy Tung* Kenneth J. De Nault, Ph.D. ’61* Estate of Keith Wilson Loring ’46

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GIVING

Mr. & Mrs. Kimball P. McCloud ’67, P ’95, ’96* Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61* Dr. David Mirkin ’66 & Mrs. Karen Piacentini* Dr. M. Rahmi Mowjood ’90 & Mrs. Hafsa Nowfel Mowjood* Mr. David Myles ’80 & Ms. Carrie Horsey* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Myles P ’80, GP ’13* Mr. Seung Kweon Park & Dr. Hye Yoon Chung P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. H. Quon ’55* Col. & Mrs. John S. Rogers, USAF (Ret.) ’59, GP ’16* Mr. Alvaro Rosales & Mrs. Lupe Cardenas P ’21 Mrs. Mary Rose P ’82* Dr. Mary W. Rose* Mr. Miles R. Rosedale ’69, P ’92* Mr. & Mrs. Taylor B. Stockdale P ’11, ’14* The Hon. & Mrs. John A. Sutro Jr. ’53* Mr. & Mrs. Page W. Thibodeaux P ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Ralph T. Thompson Jr. ’64* Dr. Stanley Toy Jr. P ’20* Triton Charitable Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Elliott C. Trommald ’55* Mr. Gao Rong Xiao & Mrs. Lily Feng P ’21 Mr. Eddie Yeung & Ms. Xiujie Zhang P ’19, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Denis Yip P ’18, ’19* Mr. Min Zhang & Mrs. Ruoqi Zheng P ’21 Mrs. Tammy Zipser P ’94, ’96* Anonymous (2)

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY FOUNDERS SOCIETY Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Adler P ’96, ’00* Mrs. Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96 & Mr. Benjamin Whitaker* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Baganz* Mr. & Mrs. Jon B. Becker P ’20* The Berry Family Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Branson P ’99 Donald & Ruby Branson Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Chatchawin CharoenRajapark ’78*

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Clark ’04* Mr. Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Fong P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. William L. Fraim ’70* Ms. Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95* Mr. Hua Gao & Mrs. Wen Jiang P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Chip Greening ’62* Mr. & Ms. Kenneth L. Guernsey P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Guggenheim ’56* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Hagander ’66* Mr. & Mrs. H. Earl Hoover II ’52, GP ’04* Mr. Yanhua Jiang & Ms. Junxia Li P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Blake B. Johnson ’95* Ms. Jennifer L. Keller* Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Kingsley ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Zhenhong Lin P ’15 Lisen Health USA LLC Mr. Shengzhang Luo & Mrs. Yingjun Li P ’22 Mr. Peter Ma & Mrs. Molly Zhou P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. John E. Maschler P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. James A. McCloud ’80* Dr. Christina Mercer McGinley ’84 & Mr. Todd McGinley P ’12, ’16* Mr. & Mrs. John Metz P ’22 Mr. Dale Miller & Dr. Lara Tiedens P ’21 Mitsubishi Cement* Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Mixon ’63* Dr. & Mrs. L. J. Patrick Muffler ’54* Mr. Lehui Nie & Ms. Jun Huang P ’23 Northern Trust Company Charitable Trust

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Norton ’74* Mr. & Mrs. Ryan M. O’Grady P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. O’Hearn ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Windelle Peddy* Ms. Lauren K. Piacentini Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Plyley P ’12* Mr. Lawrence E. Price ’61 & Ms. Martha C. Lussenhop* Rancho Santa Fe Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Reitler ’54, GP ’13* Mr. R. Bruce Rule ’62 & Mrs. Janice Brody Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Sawyers ’68* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Scalzi ’87 Mr. Gewei Song & Mrs. Yanxia Dong P ’22 Mr. Hui Sun & Ms. Xing Wang P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Thomas ’70* The Laney and Pasha Thornton Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. W. Laney Thornton ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Turner ’81* Mr. & Mrs. James K. M. Wang ’51* Dr. Stewart Wang & Mrs. Ruth Yang P ’20* Dr. & Mrs. Eric Weigand P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Zemurray III ’61* Mr. Yonglin Zhu & Ms. Lu Zheng P ’19*

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Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Bachoura P ’15, ’18, ’22* Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Barhydt* Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. Bell ’98 Mr. Jianming Bi & Mrs. Kuihua Wang P ’18* Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Callander ’71* The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation* Ms. Kathy P. Chen Liu ’99 & Mr. Yu Liu* Ms. Weiping Chen & Mr. Wen Wang P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Chung P ’22 Mr. Kenneth Dong & Mrs. Cathy Xu P ’18, ’22* Stanley T. Eosakul, M.D. ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Hugh H. Evans Jr. ’49, P ’79* Mr. David Fawcett ’61 & Ms. Diane Wilsdon* Mr. Hanlin Feng & Mrs. Yiduan Zheng P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Garcia P ’15 Dr. Daniel Gluckstein & Dr. Akemi Chang P ’05, ’08* Mrs. Sharon Hanson* Mr. & Mrs. Adit Harinasuta ’87 Mr. & Mrs. John Helgeson P ’16, ’20* Dr. Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87 & Mr. Glen Hastings* Dr. & Mrs. John J. B. Hong ’89, P ’22 Ms. Xiaorong Hu P ’20 Mr. Wei Huang & Mrs. Hong Zeng P ’18*

Mr. Christopher Wai Kit Huen & Mrs. Winnie Man Yin Yeung P ’21 The Ingraham Memorial Fund* Mr. & Mrs. Rodney O. Jones ’94* Mr. Tony Kan & Ms. Jr Fang Kan P ’22 Mr. Jun Kang & Mrs. Lei Liu P ’21 Ms. Caroline Kindrish Mr. John A. Kramer Jr. ’67 Drs. James Lilley & Yi Zhang-Lilley P ’19, ’22* Mr. Ken Liu ’10* Mr. YuanHai Liu & Ms. RuiFang Ran P ’20* Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Lofgren P ’16, ’19* Ms. Julia Marciari-Alexander ’85 & Mr. John Marciari* Dr. & Mrs. Mark Martinez P ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Nuss ’04* Mr. & Mrs. John David O’Donnell P ’20 Dr. Tommy Oei ’89 & Ms. Dawn Flock P ’18, ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Jay Payne* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Pettingell ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander M. Power ’43* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Prendiville ’76* Mr. Jie Qin P ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Ratinoff ’83, P ’17* Mr. & Mrs. Joshua D. Saltman ’87* Santa Barbara Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William B. Schoonmaker ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Sego* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Silva P ’21

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Mr. Guosheng Song & Mrs. Tao Chen P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Steel ’63* Dr. & Mrs. Charles Steinmann P ’98* Mr. & Mrs. R. Wicks Stephens ’53* Mr. Carl W. Stern Jr. ’64 & Ms. Holly Hayes* Mr. & Mrs. Dane Stoddard P ’15, ’18* Mrs. Dana Su Lee ’84 & Mr. Gregory Lee* Dr. & Mrs. George K. Sun ’81, P ’09, ’10, ’20 Mr. Timothy Sun ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Stephe Tanidjaja P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09* Mr. & Mrs. John Tundis Mr. & Mrs. Todd Wagner P ’17, ’19* Mr. Yuhua Wang & Ms. Jing Ni P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick B. Warder III ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Wuu P ’20* Mr. Dehong Xie & Mrs. Jing Sun P ’21 Mr. Henry K. Xu ’12* Mr. Charles Yen & Mrs. Jennifer Chee P ’21 Mr. John H. Yeung ’91 Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06* Mr. Bryan Chenmin Zhang P ’21 Mr. Chen Zhang & Ms. Shuhong Li P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Alex Zhao P ’20 Mr. Remond Zhong & Mrs. Sandy Zhang P ’20* Mr. Wenbo Zhong & Mrs. Lina Ai P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Ziegler ’63*

Bob Connolly ’89, Rahmi Mowjood ’90, Preston Clarke ’98 and Chris Riggio ’83

GIVING

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PACESETTER’S CLUB Classes of 2003-2007 Minimum Gift $250 Ms. Noreen L. Bárcena ’05 Mr. James E. K. Chang ’04* Mr. Joon Woo Choi ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Clark ’04* Mrs. Briana J. Curry Bloom ’03* Stanley T. Eosakul, M.D. ’04* Mr. Christopher J. Forney ’03* Mr. Wilbert H. Habos ’04* Ms. Stephanie G. Ho ’04 Dr. Christina A. Kon ’03* Ms. Jennifer J. Liu ’05* Mrs. Pilar T. Mitchell-Campbell ’04* Mr. John P. Morgan ’05* Mr. Tommy C. W. Ngan ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Nuss ’04* Mr. Nicholas J. Phelps ’06* Mr. Nihar Shah ’04 & Mrs. Vivian Long* Mr. Daniel Smith ’03 & Mrs. Christine Matsuda Smith* Ms. LiangLiang Sun ’06 Mr. Jack Wiese ’06 & Mrs. Megan Tryon Wiese* Mr. Eric C. Yeh ’04 Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06*

* indicates membership in Hastings Society

Classes of 2008-2012

Classes of 2013-2018

Minimum gift $100 Ms. Lexus M. Beaman ’08* Ms. Nancy E. Blayney ’09* Mr. Wonwoo Roy Choi ’09 Mr. Caleb E. Chu ’11* Mr. Scott Chung ’10* Mr. Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 Mr. Lichi Dong ’12* Ms. Ariel Fan ’10* Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09* Mr. Ali M. Holakoui ’10* Ms. Madeleine J. Koski ’09* Mr. Adrian Lam ’11 Ms. Brittany Lamon-Paredes ’11 Mr. Andy Lee ’11 Ms. Marina I. Lesse ’09* Ms. Apple C. Li ’11 Mr. Ken Liu ’10* Mr. Tyler A. Madrid ’11 Ms. Seraphina Oney ’12* Mr. William S. Ponty ’12 Mr. Gabriel A. Romero ’08* Mr. Dakota D. Santana-Grace ’11* Mr. Lucas S. Smith ’10 Mr. Nicholas S. Ting ’10 Mr. Edman L. Urias ’10* Mr. Carl Wang ’09* Mr. Noah M. Woodward ’10* Mr. Henry K. Xu ’12* Mr. David Zhang ’10

Minimum Gift $50 Mr. David F. Albers ’16* Mr. Justin Chon ’13 Ms. Emily L. Chu ’17* Mr. Erik Chu ’14* Ms. Annika R. Desai ’17 Ms. Megan L. Fuelling ’15* Mr. Omid Holakoui ’16* Mr. Haaris A. Jamal ’17 Mr. Chenyuan (William) Li ’15 Mr. Yuanri (Kevin) Lin ’15 Mr. Marcos N. Lopez ’13* Mr. William L. Martinez ’16* Mr. Joshua D. Ratinoff ’17 Mr. Ethan M. Reznik ’16* Mr. James T. Romero ’15* Mr. Brenden Shue ’17 Ms. Lauren N. Shue ’13 Mr. Andrew A. Vidales ’16 Mr. Ryan N. Vidales ’18 Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15* Mr. Heendong (Albert) Xu ’13 Gifts for the period of July 1, 2018 – June 30, 2019

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RECOGNITION BY GIVING CLUB

CONTINUED—DONORS UP TO $2,500

FRIENDS ASSOCIATES – GOLD Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 T. Thomas Ackerson II, M.D. ’60* Mr. Arif & Dr. Neelam Ahmed P ’19 Mr. Usman Ali ’02 & Ms. Erika Mendoza* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Appleby ’69, P ’07 Ms. Maribel G. Arias P ’20* Mr. Warren J. Arnett ’43* Mr. & Mrs. Pongath Athakravisoonthorn ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Guilford C. Babcock ’49* Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Bailey Jr. ’55, P ’87, ’88* Mr. RB Balanza P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Irving Bao ’76, P ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Base GP ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas B. Binkley ’64 Judge Joan M. Borba P ’19* Dr. & Mrs. Paul Brailsford P ’18* Mr. & Mrs. F. Mackenzie Brown ’55* Mr. & Mrs. Parker S. Bryan ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Neil F. Campbell Jr. ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Causley P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Chadwick ’72* Dr. & Mrs. Michael Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22* Mr. James E. K. Chang ’04* Mr. Jihoon Choi ’99 Mr. Ralph B. Coomber ’59* Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Corbin P ’19, ’20* Mr. Anthony F. Crocker ’70* Danco Riepen LLC Mr. & Mrs. M. Randel Davies ’70* Mr. Gerard DeMasi ’77* Dr. & Mrs. Rajiv Desai P ’17, ’21* Mr. Ned C. & Dr. Kelly DeWitt ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Duffy P ’22 Mr. Richard K. Dukes ’78* Mr. & Mrs. Wolcott B. Dunham Jr. ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Ensey ’67* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Erving ’61*

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Mr. & Mrs. Haitham Fakhoury P ’16, ’19* Mr. Wei Fan & Mrs. Jing Chen P ’16* Mr. & Mrs. Steve Fok GP ’12, ’17* Mr. Philip M. Fowler ’84 Dr. & Mrs. Uday Gadgil P ’06, ’09* Mr. Kenneth Gregg ’65* Mr. Al Greif GP ’17, ’19* Mr. John Guerrini & Mr. Nicholas Robles P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Shishir Gupta P ’20* Mr. Wilbert H. Habos ’04* Mr. Yichang Han & Mrs. Jing Feng P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Hefner III ’14 Herb and Debby Holt ’67* Mr. Hsin Yuan Huang & Mrs. Rebecca Zhang P ’17, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. Jason Huh P ’19, ’22* Dr. & Mrs. Aamir Z. Jamal P ’12,’17, ’21* Dr. Praveena Jeereddi ’90 & Dr. Viswanatha Reddy* Mr. Xianzhong Ji & Mrs. Aihua Wu P ’20 Mr. Xiangyang Jian & Mrs. Hong Zhu P ’23 Mr. Lonnie Johnson & Ms. Linda Moore P ’22 Mr. Shyh-Nan Kan & Mrs. Yao-Ling Wu P ’11* Mr. Kitaek Kang & Ms. Seunghee Son P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. James Kho P ’19*

Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Kong P ’15, ’18, ’22* Dr. Richard G. Kron ’68* Mr. & Mrs. Saleh H. Kuba ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Carl W.R. Lachman ’86* Mr. Arthur B. Laffer Jr. ’85* Dr. Gustavo Lara & Ms. Lorraine Atilano P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Larkin ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lau ’89* Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Lauria P ’01, ’04* Dr. Sandra Lee Rebish ’88 & Dr. Jeffrey Rebish P ’23* Dr. Randall H. Leefeldt ’70* Mr. Jingsong Li & Mrs. Ying Wang P ’20* Mrs. Mengxue Li P ’22 Mr. Qiang Li & Mrs. Yuyan Huang P ’19, ’22* Ms. Wendy Li P ’22 Ms. Polly Liu ’91 & Mr. Ed Han Mr. Weilie Liu & Ms. Minsi Cai P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. John R. Lynas ’55* M&T Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. MacDonald ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Sandeep Madhavan ’99* Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Markert Jr. ’56* Mr. Thomas Marlitt* Mr. & Mrs. Naoaki Mashita P ’22 Drs. Samy Metyas & Jacklyn Mansour P ’20*

GIVING

Mr. & Mrs. Dana Messina Mrs. Pilar T. Mitchell-Campbell ’04* Mr. Timothy C. Moore ’59* Mr. Dwight S. Morgan ’65* Ms. Amanda F. Morris ’02 Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Morris P ’02* Drs. Fernando Munguia & Jackie Martinez P ’20, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. George A. Murphy ’49* Mr. Maxwell B. Nelson ’95* Mrs. Susan A. Nelson P ’95, ’97* Mr. Jayant Neogi & Dr. Suneeta Neogi P ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Nigh Jr. ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Odgers ’73 Mrs. Trish O’Donnell GP ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Olmos P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald H. Oppenheimer ’40* Gerald Oppenheimer Family Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Pasarell Jr. P ’96, ’98* Dr. & Mrs. Duong T. Phung P ’19, ’20, ’21* Mr. Hugh Pitcher ’68 & Mrs. Linda Lebsack* Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Plaut ’60 Mr. Joseph Poon ’88 & Mrs. Margaret Loo P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Raus P ’18, ’20* Garland and Brenda Reiter Family Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Garland S. Reiter ’72*

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Class of 1988 at their 30th reunion

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Mr. Lawrence D. Rhee ’89* The Rev. William Ripley ’60 & Mrs. Erin Davis-Ripley* Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rosenthal P ’91, ’93* Mr. Jordan D. Ryan ’69* Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Sanders ’76* Mr. Dakota D. Santana-Grace ’11* Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Scherer P ’14, ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Scudder P ’18, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Scutro Jr. GP ’16, ’19* Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Shafer ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Kunal G. Shah ’97* Singatron Enterprise Co., Ltd.* Skin Physicians & Surgeons Dr. & Mrs. Mark L. Smith ’65* Dr. Wendin Smith ’89 & Mr. Page Stoutland* Mr. Lawrence O. Somers ’61* Mr. Liang Song & Mrs. Honglan Liu P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Stacy P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart L. Stevens ’73* Mrs. Libby Stragnell P ’69, ’73, ’78* Dr. Canlan Sun & Mrs. Jun Xu P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Rick Theder P ’22 United Health Group Employee Giving Campaign Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Waddell P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Walker P ’19 Walt Disney Company Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Webb ’65, P ’99, ’02* Mr. & Mrs. Nick Wechsler ’67

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. White ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Eugene E. Whitlock ’88* Mr. & Mrs. William B. Wideman, Jr. ’61* Mrs. Bonnie I. Williams* Mr. & Mrs. Jack K. Williams ’60* Mr. & Mrs. Roger W. Witalis ’60 Mr. Dan Wood ’74 & Mrs. Julianna Rogers* Mr. & Mrs. James A. Wooldridge ’67* Mr. Eric C. Yeh ’04 Mr. Ralph D. Young III ’63, P ’01* Anonymous

ASSOCIATES – BLUE Gifts of $500 to $999 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey C. Adams ’63, P ’04* Dr. & Mrs. Bikramjit Ahluwalia ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Albers P ’16* Mr. Juan-Carlos Arroyo-Rosas & Mrs. Holly Seeyun Oh P ’21 Drs. Shashank & Shital Arya P ’18, ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn Cleve B. Baker, M.D. ’53* Mr. & Mrs. Gustavo A. Bárcena P ’05 Ms. Noreen L. Bárcena ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Leigh R. Bass ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Baum ’61 Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Benjamin P ’17, ’20* The Revs. David Berkedal & Sally Welch P ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Jason E. Blackwell ’91* Dr. Stephen Boyer ’64 & Mrs. Priscilla Butler* Mr. Karl A. Brown ’72* The John M. Bryan Family Fund* Mrs. Flo Bryan* Dr. & Mrs. Richard Burdekin P ’10, ’12, ’22 Dr. & Ms. Thomas A. Butterworth ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Chandler P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Otis Y. Chandler ’96* Mr. Benjamin Chen ’02 Mr. Yong Chen & Mrs. Jieping Zeng P ’19* Chubb Charitable Foundation* Ms. Rebecca Cook-Arteaga P ’16, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Albert K. Davies ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Davis P ’11, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. David A. Ditz ’72* DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel* Mr. Kevin Doyle & Ms. Elizabeth Moran Mr. & Mrs. John L. Duden ’81* The Report of the Schools 2018-19

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Ervin ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Sean Evans P ’19 Dr. Karen Fagan & Mr. Ian Fagan P ’18, ’22* Mrs. Julia Falk ’90 & Mr. Alex Falk Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fass* Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Ferry P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Ferry GP ’21 Mrs. Zemula P. Fleming Mr. Bryan Frazee & Ms. Carol Schmid-Frazee P ’08 ’10* Mr. John Fuelling & Dr. Andrea Brault Fuelling P ’11, ’15, 17* Mr. & Mrs. Peter Goodrich P ’19 Mr. Alexander L. Gordon ’02* Ms. Adriana Gores & Mr. John Lamm P ’07, ’11* Mr. Gregory V. Grant ’65* Mr. Hugo & Dr. Carmen Gutierrez P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Hiroyuki Hagiwara P ’20 Mr. & Mrs. R. Stanton Hales P ’87* Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hamilton ’84* Mr. & Mrs. Courtlan C. Hazelton ’61* Mr. Randall Holdridge* Mr. & Mrs. Christian R. Holmes, IV ’64, P ’05* Bruce H. Howe ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Hsieh ’89* Mr. Minghua Huang & Ms. Lijuan Le P ’22

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Ms. Jennifer Ishiguro ’91 & Mr. Warren Thio* Mr. & Mrs. Saul Jaffe P ’15, ’20* Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Jobe ’68, P ’05 Drs. Gregory Jung & Hilary Hansen-Jung P ’15, ’17, ’19* Ms. Jarasa Kanok ’96 & Dr. David Cox* Professors Henry Kapteyn ’80 & Margaret Murnane* Mr. & Mrs. Kelly Kidwell P ’17, ’20 Mr. Kevin Kim & Mrs. Jaehee Yoon P ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Y. Kimm ’86* Mr. Maurice W. Koo ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Jacek Kugler Mr. Yim Daniel Lau & Ms. Xiubo Cheung P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. W. Lauria ’01* Mr. & Mrs. Jaques Lazier P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lazier GP ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Lee P ’22 Mr. Michael S. Levison ’53 Mr. Zijun Li & Mrs. Fengqiong Lyu P ’22 Mr. Jianhua Lin & Ms. Ping Xia P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Phil E. Lisle ’73 Ms. Jennifer J. Liu ’05* Mr. Wendong Liu & Ms. Huirong Liang P ’20* Ms. Euphy Liu ’19 Mr. Michael Lonergan ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Louchheim ’56* Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Lynch ’75*

Mrs. Anna Lysikova P ’19 Mr. Mason Ma ’88 & Mrs. Helen Tsui* Mrs. Erin Markley Dubester ’94 & Mr. Todd Dubester Mr. & Mrs. Alvaro Martinez P ’19 Mrs. Coleen Martinez ’86 & Mr. Hector Martinez P ’16, ’19* Mrs. Diane D. Miller* Mr. & Mrs. Danny Mitchell P ’20, ’22* Ms. Jan Mitchell Johnson ’86 & Mr. Paul Colaceci* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Monroe ’86, P ’18, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. James Moore ’62 Morrison Trading, Inc. The Northrop Grumman Foundation Mr. Walter Ogier ’74 & Mrs. Carole Cooke* Mr. & Mrs. Ken Ohtaka P ’19* Mr. Stefan Oleg Mr. & Mrs. George Oney P ’12, ’14* Otis & Elizabeth Chandler Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Eli Pangilinan P ’12* Ms. Tina M. Paredes* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Parks ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. T. Pascual ’87* Mr. Thomas A. Patronite GP ’21 Mr. George & Dr. Edith Piness P ’71, ’74* Mr. Alejandro Rabida & Mrs. Ofelia Vargas P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Recht ’79* Ms. Amna A. Rizvi ’96* Mr. Luqing Rong & Ms. Juan Xue P ’22 Mr. Bruce S. Ross ’64* SCGA Junior Golf Foundation Dr. & Mrs. C. Steve Schell ’67 Ms. Mahta Shafieha ’96 & Mr. Huber Arana Mr. Nihar Shah ’04 & Mrs. Vivian Long* Mrs. Amy Sharrow ’94 & Mr. Gary Sharrow* Mr. Pavel Shevchuk & Mrs. Alla Dmitrieva P ’19 Ms. Ina Shum ’90 & Mr. Ka-Hay Yip* Dr. Raj Sinha P ’08, ’20 Ms. Elizabeth A. Smith ’92 Dr. Theresa Smith & Mr. John Ferrari P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. W. Thomas Smith ’68

GIVING

Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey M. T. Sturr ’78* Mr. Jordan H. Taylor ’02* Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Thum ’47 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Todd P ’09, ’15* Mr. & Mrs. Sergei V. Tolmochow P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Torrance P ’15, ’19* Mr. George A. Tredick III ’72* Mr. James Y. Tsai ’88 Mr. Hon Fai Tsoi & Ms. Lai Wa Li P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. John Tuteur ’59 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Vedder ’4 4* Dr. John Verano ’73 & Ms. Elizabeth Boone* Mr. William C. Vestal Jr. ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Walker* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Wallace ’61* Mr. & Mrs. G. Gregg Webb ’99* Dr. & Mrs. James Williams P ’15* Mr. Marc D. Wilson ’70 & Ms. Ann Muenchow P ’04* Ms. Katherine Winant Osborne ’88 & Mr. Jamie Osborne Mr. Geoffrey C. Winssinger ’00* Dr. David T. Woodley P ’98* Mr. Joe Woodward & Dr. Michelle Harold P ’10, ’12* Mr. Charles Work ’58 & Ms. Veronica Haggart* Mr. David Wright ’65 & Mrs. Pamela Bristah* Mr. George H. Wu ’68* Dr. Jack Wu & Mrs. Joan Chang P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Y. C. Wu ’65* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan H. Wygant ’66* Mr. Brian Xiong & Mrs. Lisa Li P ’19* Mr. Jianfeng Xu & Mrs. Ying Wang P ’21 YourCause, LLC, Trustee for Edison International* YourCause, LLC, Trustee for Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. Ken Zheng & Mrs. Jenny Jiang P ’18, ’20* Anonymous (2)

ASSOCIATES – GAULS Gifts up to $500 Mr. Regis Abersek & Prof. Lisa Sullivan P ’17* Dr. Florence P. Adams P ’85, ’90*

* indicates membership in Hastings Society

Mrs. Caroline E. Adler Morales ’00* Mr. Ahuma & Dr. Nyambura Adodoadji P ’97* Mr. Saber Afzali & Mrs. Amornthip Chansrichawla P ’21 Ms. Leilani Aguila ’17 Mr. & Mrs. R. Bruce Aird ’66* Mr. Thomas Akin ’77 & Ms. Kathreen Hunter Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Akin ’49* Mr. & Mrs. Tony A. Akpengbe P ’22 Mr. David F. Albers ’16* Ms. Angela T. Alexander ’07* Mrs. Catharine Alexander P ’78, ’85* Mr. Ravi & Dr. Haritha Alla P ’18, ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Allan P ’94* Mr. William D. Allan ’94* Mr. & Mrs. Keith Allis P ’22 Ms. Giselle Alrachid ’20 Ms. Lori Alvarez AmazonSmile Foundation* Dr. & Mrs. Peter D. Ambrose P ’87, ’89 Mrs. Ingela Amundson ’95 & Mr. Anders Amundson* Mr. Wyatt Andrews ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Annunziato P ’19* Apple Computer, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Arman Ariane P ’17, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Ed K. Arpawong ’89* Ms. Thalida Arpawong ’93 & Dr. Pat Kouwabunpat ’93 Ms. Hailey L. Arteaga ’16 Mr. & Mrs. John K. Ashford ’88 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Atherton Jr. ’60* Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Atiyeh P ’93, ’96* Ms. Natalya Bachoura ’18 Ms. Sophia Bachoura ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Krisan Badkar P ’19* Ms. Gunhild Badkar GP ’19 Mr. & Mrs. David S. Baer ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bagley P ’22 Mr. Yuming Bai & Dr. Sijun Wang P ’14, ’22 Mr. William H. Baker, III ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Donald Balacuit ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ball* Mr. Alexander Bao ’07* Mr. Jackson Barhydt Ms. Jordana E. Baron ’06*

Ms. Stephanie Baron ’96 & Mr. Naren Vasudevan* Mr. & Mrs. David J. Barra ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19* Ms. Melanie Bauman* Mr. & Mrs. William M. Bauman P ’82, GP ’12* Mr. John Bayne ’62 & Mrs. Bernalee Edwards* Ms. Lexus M. Beaman ’08* Mr. Paul N. Bearman ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Becher P ’21 Ms. Kennedy Becher ’21 Dr. & Mrs. Russell B. Beckley ’78 Dr. Brendan Beikmann* Ms. Ariel Benjamin ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Horace B. Benjamin ’53* Mr. Brien G. Benson ’60* Mrs. Maren Berg ’90 & Mr. Christopher Berg Mrs. Brittan Berry ’05 & Mr. Andrew Berry Mr. Zuoye Bi & Mrs. Yansong Sun P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Biane P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Bibbens P ’18* Mr. Franklin T. Bigelow III ’04 Ms. Lauren A. Binkley ’04 Mr. & Mrs. William C. Birdsey II ’61* Ms. Stephanie L. Black ’10

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Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Blackburn ’52* Ms. Nancy E. Blayney ’09* Ms. Lisa Blomberg P ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Dale P. Boller ’63* Mr. Frederick H. Borden ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Borello P ’19* Ms. Nadine M. Bouz ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Stanley Bownds P ’04* Ms. Emily T. Boyce ’04* Mr. & Mrs. James R. Boyce ’75, P ’04, ’06* Mr. Markus Boyd Mr. Louis Brenner Ms. Rylie J. Brick ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bridges P ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Todd Bridges P ’20 Mr. Robert J. Brignano Jr. ’90* Mr. & Mrs. Blair R. Brown ’79* Mr. David E. Brown ’58 Mr. Jonathan D. Brown ’80 Mr. Michael J. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Alan Brunell ’81* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Bryant ’56 Mr. Jordan P. Burns ’12* Mr. & Mrs. Brian Caldwell P ’18, ’21* Mr. Zach Calucchia ’06* Mr. L. Graham Campbell Jr. ’37* Mr. Jeffrey A. Cannon ’84 Dr. Elizabeth Cantwell & Mr. Christopher Cooper Ms. Ellie J. Canty ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Canty P ’18* Ms. Sonsoles Cardalliguet & Mr. Wade Butcher P ’18* Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Cardenas P ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Darryl E. Carlson P ’02* Mr. Norman Carnick ’86 & Mrs. Sally Agel* Ms. Christine Carr ’84 & Mr. John Slusher* Mr. Robert Carr ’61 & Ms. Carolyn Davis Dr. Kathryn Carr White ’87 & Mr. William White* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Case Mr. & Mrs. Mitchal Cassel P ’20, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Castro P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. German Centeno P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Chaffin Jr. ’52* Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Chai ’94* Mr. Michael Chai ’22

Mr. Stephen M. Chai ’17 Mr. & Mrs. George F. Champ ’81* Mr. Walton Chan ’07 Mr. Benedict Chandler ’22 Dr. & Mrs. Narendra Chandrashekar ’89 Mr. Arthur S. Chang ’99 & Ms. Jasmine Cheng Mr. Jimmy Chang ’98 & Ms. Catherine Leung* Mr. John F. Chang Matthew H. Chang, M.D. ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Donnavon Chavez P ’20 Mr. Peter Chen & Mrs. Shelley Yang P ’20 Ms. Summer Chen ’20 Mrs. Tiffany Chen ’04 & Mr. Hamilton Chen Mr. Yang Chen & Mrs. Ping Lei Mr. Yanmeng Chen & Mrs. Jie Zhu P ’16* Mr. Yuezhong Chen & Mrs. Yanhong Tang P ’10, ’15 Mr. Mickey Cheng & Mrs. May Fan P ’21 Mr. Yu-En Chien ’02* Dr. & Mrs. Craig Childress P ’12, ’15 Mr. & Mrs. John Choi P ’22 Mr. Joon Woo Choi ’06 Ms. Lee Lee Choi ’90 & Dr. Jeremy Choi* Mr. Wonwoo Roy Choi ’09 Mr. Justin Chon ’13 Mr. Lars Christesen ’90 Mr. Nels Christiansen & Ms. Ellen Thompson-Christiansen P ’12, ’17*

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Mr. Alvin R. Chu ’15 Mr. Caleb E. Chu ’11* Ms. Emily L. Chu ’17 Mr. Erik Chu ’14* Dr. & Mrs. Perry Chu P ’11, ’14, & ’17* Dr. Victor B. Chu ’87* Miss Karen W. Chui ’00 Mr. Douglas Chun ’90 & Ms. Rie Morimae* Mr. Christopher Chung ’22 Mr. Chun Kit Chung & Ms. Rainbow Ma P ’22 Mr. Garbo Chung ’22 Mr. Scott Chung ’10* City of Ontario Mr. M. Preston Clarke ’98* Miss Zamia S. Cohen ’95 Ms. Jean Bayne Collinsworth Mr. Robert Connolly Mr. Ryan Connolly Ms. Eui Conte Kline P ’20 Ms. Amelie Cook ’20 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Cooley ’59* Ms. Jacqueline Cordes ’21 Mr. James & Dr. Catherine Cordes P ’21 Mr. Nicholas Corwin ’84 & Ms. Anett Enzmann Mr. & Mrs. Kedric W. Cox P ’21 Ms. Lillian Coye ’00 & Mr. Michael Seitz* Mr. Grant Cramer ’79 & Mrs. Olga Kramer

GIVING

Mr. Blake W. Crawford ’05* Mr. & Mrs. John Cunningham P ’19* Mrs. Briana J. Curry Bloom ’03* Dr. & Mrs. J. Paul Curry P ’00, ’03* Mr. James Dahler* Mr. Xinyu Dai & Ms. Shuqing Liu P ’18* Mr. Ari Damasco Mr. & Mrs. Dean G. Davidge ’61* Ms. Hannalise Davidson ’20 Mr. Benjamin M. Davis ’11* Mr. & Mrs. James L. Davis ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Dawson P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Rick De Armas P ’21 Ms. Anna De Groote-Hayes & Mr. Donald Hayes P ’00* Ms. Tara N. De Silva ’04 Ms. Alexandra N. Dellerson ’04 Ms. Heather DeLuca Mrs. Hope Demetriades ’87 & Mr. Alexander Demetriades ’86* Ms. Annika R. Desai ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Derek S. Deskey ’83* Mr. & Mrs. John W. Dey ’69, P ’95, ’97, ’00* Ms. Jessica H. Dholakia ’07* Ms. Monica H. Dholakia ’12* Mr. Michael H. Diamond ’85* Mr. Javier Diaz & Mrs. Marie Varricchio Diaz P ’12 Ms. Marja G. Diaz ’12* Ms. Sarah H. Dickey ’04 Ms. Kelsey S. Dickson ’04 Mr. William Diepenbrock & Ms. Renee Hernandez P ’17, ’21* Dr. Zachary Dodds & Ms. Rita Andrus P ’17, ’19* Mr. & Ms. Andrew Dominguez P ’11, ’15 Ms. Maia A. Dominguez ’15* Mr. & Ms. Gaston E. Dominguez-Letelier P ’17, ’20 Ms. Christina Dong ’18 Mr. Lichi Dong ’12* Mr. Austin S. Donnelly ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Alan T. Doody P ’86* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Doutt P ’94* Mr. James Dow* Col. & Mrs. Richard D. Downie, Ph.D. ’72* Dr. George Dualan P ’01, ’11 Ms. Kelly M. Dualan ’11 Mrs. Charmaine Dumont P ’13, ’19*

* indicates membership in Hastings Society

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Duncan ’87* Mr. Rick Duque & Mrs. Cindy Jeantete P ’14, ’17* Mr. RJ Duque ’17 Ms. Tristan T. Duque ’14* Dr. Christina L. Durón ’08* Drs. Mark Dzula & Ardina Greco* Ms. Rebekah Ebner Swan ’87 & Mr. Carl Swan* Edwards Lifesciences Foundation Dr. Kenneth C. Elliott ’65* Mr. Kent J. Ellis ’04 Dr. & Mrs. Peter W. Emblad ’86* Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Enders P ’97, ’01 Mrs. Lauren Epp ’03 & Mr. Clinton Epp* Mr. Jack D. Eure ’90 Mr. Johnathan J. Evanilla ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Evans ’53* Ms. Brooke Fakhoury ’19 Ms. Savannah Fakhoury ’16 Ms. Ariel Fan ’10* Drs. Andy & Sarah Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Ben Farrell* Mr. Andrew M. Fausel ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Filart P ’21 Mr. Kimball Firestone ’51* Mr. & Mrs. David W. Firth ’56* Ms. Jessica Fisher & Mr. Scott Nichols* Mr. & Mrs. David Fleishhacker ’55* Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Flores P ’16, ’21* Ms. Isabel Flores ’21 Ms. Winnie Fok P ’12, ’17 Mr. Lok Pui Fong ’20 Mr. Ping Fong ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Leland S. Ford* Mrs. Patty Ford Mr. Robert H. Forward Jr. ’62* Ms. Jessica Franks ’04 Mrs. Katherine Fredrich ’02 & Mr. Chris Fredrich* Ms. Christine French ’90 & Mr. Ross French* Mr. & Mrs. Horace H. Fritz, IV ’84 Ms. Ashley (Danyue) Fu ’20 Mrs. Madison J. Fuelling Fox ’11 Ms. Jordan K. Fuelling ’17 Ms. Megan L. Fuelling ’15*

Mr. Robert Fukuda ’86 & Ms. Chia-Lu Kuo* Dr. Pauline Funchain Moses ’95 & Mr. Jonathan Moses Ms. Gauri Gadgil ’06 Dr. & Mrs. Henry Gallagher Jr. P ’82* Ms. Candy (Xinlin) Gao ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Garcia ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Juan Garcia Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gaumer P ’15* Dr. Andrew M. Gearhart ’72 Greg & Michelle Gerken P ’17, ’20* Dr. & Mrs. Donald E. Girard ’61 Ms. Joanne C. Y. Goh ’99* Gerald & Margery Goldman P ’98, ’00 Mr. Nicholas Gollin ’13 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Gordean ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Gordon* Ms. Elisa O. Gores ’07 Mr. & Mrs. John D. Graf P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Granda P ’21, ’22 Mr. Jordan Granda ’22 Mr. Chris Greening ’09* Mr. Jay A. Greening ’06* Mr. & Mrs. Gene E. Gregg Jr. ’70* Mr. Emmanuel & Dr. Dominique Griffon P ’17 Ms. Alexandra Gruber ’89 & Mr. Bill Powers Ms. Elyssa Guardino P ’05, ’08* Mr. Paul L. Guardino ’05 Mr. Eugene Guo ’22 Mr. Kai Guo & Ms. Lily Chen P ’22 Mr. Jay Gupta ’20 Mrs. Jessica Gupta ’05 & Mr. Parag Gupta* Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Hadsell P ’98* Ms. Sara Hagiwara ’20 Mr. Brian C. Halbritter-Ko ’04 Ms. Jenee M. Haliburton P ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hall ’60* Mr. Geoffrey T. Hamill Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Hamilton* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Hamilton ’66* Mrs. Barbara Hammerman & Mr. Raymond Lavine P ’94* Dr. & Mrs. Ken-ryu Han ’87* Mr. Matthew E. Handler ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Bill C. Hanlon P ’04*

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Ms. Whitney C. Hanlon ’04* Mr. Robert Hanna ’04 Ms. Katrina Hanson Johnson ’90 & Mr. Chad Johnson* Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. Harber ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Harbison ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Hard ’52* Ms. Angela J. Harold ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Harold P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. John Hartley ’72 Dr. Edwin S. Harwood ’56* Mr. Alan Hau ’04 Mr. John Haushalter & Ms. Blanca Villalobos P ’20 Dr. & Mrs. Karl A. Haushalter P ’21 Ms. Laura Haushalter ’21 Mr. William O. Hayford ’72 Mr. Lei He & Ms. Yong Lu P ’21 Mr. Frederick Heald ’84 & Ms. Becke Shulman Mrs. Janet Heald* Ms. Alexis R. Helgeson ’16 Hendricks Pharmacy* Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09* Dr. Julie A. Henriksen ’86* Dr. & Mrs. Malcolm Heppenstall P ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Herbert ’70 Mr. Douglas G. Hernandez ’09* Ms. Lucia Herrero ’10* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Herrero P ’10, ’13 Dr. & Mrs. Peter Hertz-Ohmes ’51* Ms. Abigail J. Hess ’12* Dr. & Mrs. Gregory Hess P ’12, ’14* Ms. Meredith A. Hess ’14* Mr. Harry Q. Higbie ’73 Mr. Jarel C. Hill ’08* Ms. Theodora R. Hinkle ’05* Ms. Stephanie G. Ho ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoe ’04 Dr. Marc A. Hoffing P ’21 Ms. Alison Laidlaw Hogarth ’93* Mr. Ali M. Holakoui ’10* Mr. & Mrs. Hossien Holakoui P ’10, ’16* Mr. Omid Holakoui ’16* Mr. & Mrs. Colin M. Holman ’59 Mr. Christian R. Holmes, V ’05* Mr. & Mrs. DeForrest Home, Jr. ’57* Mr. Raphael Hong & Mrs. MeeLa Chon P ’20*

Mr. & Mrs. Chester E. Horton Jr. ’50* Mr. & Mrs. Roland Hosch P ’15* Mr. & Mrs. Brandon K. Hoshiko ’97* Mr. & Mrs. Jason B. Howard ’95 Col. & Mrs. Michael C. Howard, USMC (Ret.) ’73 Ms. Rebecca K. Hsia ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Yuchuek Hsia P ’05* Mr. Brandon Z. H. Huang ’15 Mr. Jiancheng Huang & Mrs. Yanhui Chen P ’15 Mr. Raphael Huang ’17 Mr. Wuyi Huang & Mrs. Shujuan Cui P ’15 Mr. & Mrs. George Huber P ’09, ’13* Ms. Michelle M. Huber ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Hudnall ’61* Mrs. Emily Hughes ’90 & Mr. James Hughes III* Dr. Eric Hughson & Dr. Catherine Reed P ’21 Col./ret. & Mrs. Peter V. Huisking ’67, P ’91 Dr. Henry N. Hulter P ’97* Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas Hunsucker ’64* Mr. John J. Hur ’10 Ms. Patricia Huse P ’20* Dr. Namath S. Hussain ’97* Col. Kevin H. Hutchison ’89* Mr. John C. Hutt ’86* Mr. & Mrs. Steve Hutzell* Mr. Andrew W. Hwang ’06*

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IBM Corporation Matching Grants Program Mrs. Afaf Igbaria P ’20* Intel Corporation Ms. Micol C. Issa ’05* Mr. Detlef Issel Mr. David Ivey-Soto ’82 & Mrs. Lisa Ivey* Mr. Bruce R. Jaffe ’67* Mr. Haaris A. Jamal ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Verne James P ’11 Ms. Alicia Jaqua ’21 Ms. Jill (Zhihan) Ji ’20 Ms. Joyce Jiang ’22 Ms. Renny Jiang ’20 Ms. Yafei Jiang ’22 Mr. Cooper F. Johnson ’06 Mr. Evan D. Johnson-Ransom Mr. & Mrs. John G. Johnston ’46* Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Jones ’80* Ward L. Jones, M.D. ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Rob Jordan ’71* Mr. Aaron M. Jorgensen ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Joslyn ’72* JPMorgan Chase Foundation Matching Gift Program Mr. & Mrs. Martin Jung GP ’15, ’17, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Tom Jurczak* Mr. & Mrs. Bradford K. Justus ’78* Mr. Alan R. Kabat* Mr. Charbel Kabbouche & Ms. Marlow Sabanegh P ’20*

GIVING

Ms. Tina Kabbouche ’20 Mr. Charles V. K. Karnavy ’94* Mrs. Faye Karnavy Sahai ’86 & Mr. Avanish Sahai Ms. Brenna M. Kearns ’08* Mr. & Mrs. H. Timothy Kearns ’61* Mrs. Lisa Kelland & Mr. Peter Kendall P ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Kalon Kelley ’55* Mr. & Mrs. Jason B. Keyes ’82* Mr. M. Karim Khan ’75 & Ms. Daria Hirniak Dr. & Mrs. Sanjay N. Khedia P ’21 Mr. Iurii Khomiakov & Mrs. Olena Lykhtar P ’22 Ms. Katherine J. Kilmer ’10* Dr. Christine Kim ’94 & Dr. Joe Kim Mr. Jun Kim ’19 Ms. Illy King ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kingsbury P ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Eliot S. Knight ’53* Ms. Madeleine J. Koski ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Peter Koster ’64* Pat T. Kouwabunpat, M.D. ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kozden* Ms. Patricia Kullnigg ’84 & Mr. Juergen Kullnigg* Mr. Adrian Lam ’11* Ms. Brittany Lamon-Paredes ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Landegger ’53 Mr. Joseph Lange & Dr. Marina Russman P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Lantz Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lantz* Mr. Nathan Lara ’22 Ms. Jill Larson P ’14* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Lasswell Jr. ’70 Ms. Margaret Latimer & Mr. Frank Ramme P ’09 Mr. Jason K. Lau ’00* Mr. Jonathan Lau ’02 & Mrs. Kirby Leung* Mr. Patrick Lavin & Ms. Stacey Marz P ’20* Mr. Andy Lee ’11 Mr. Dongwon (Luke) Lee ’12* Mr. Douglas Lee ’96* Dr. & Mrs. Ivan Lee P ’20* Mr. Timothy B. Lee

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Class of 1983 at their 35th reunion

Mr. & Mrs. William Lee P ’20* Mr. Hans Lehmann ’50* Mr. Van Tat Leong & Mrs. Wing Ting Amy Wong P ’19 Ms. Taormina Lepore* Mr. William Lerette Ms. Marina I. Lesse ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Lesse ’76, P ’09* The Hon. & Mrs. Robert M. Letteau ’60* Mr. Keating Leung ’98 & Ms. Selene Chau* Ms. Jennifer Lewis ’90 & Mr. Bryan Allison Mr. & Mrs. Riley T. Lewis ’07* Ms. Sarah J. Lewis ’06* Ms. Apple C. Li ’11 Mr. Chenyuan (William) Li ’15 Ms. Laura Li ’22 Ms. Sophia H. Li ’19 Mr. Winston Li ’21 Ms. Yijing Li ’22 Mr. Yijun “Stephen” Li ’21 Mr. TianZong Liang & Ms. Jie Zhou P ’22 Drs. Shawn D. Libaw ’72 & Josephine Libaw* Mr. Johnson B. J. Lightfoote ’08* Ms. Allison B. Lilley ’19 Ms. Madeline Lilley ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lillie ’70 Mr. Matthew Lim ’99 & Ms. Tracy Wong Mr. & Mrs. Edward K. Lin ’93*

Mr. & Mrs. George Lin P ’20* Mr. Jiayi Lin ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Neville Lin P ’14, ’21 Mr. Yuanri (Kevin) Lin ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Lindholm ’86 The Rev. & Ms. Ray I. Lindquist ’59* Mr. Thomas Linley & Mrs. Margaret Gooch P ’22 Dr. Susanna Linsley* Mr. Duosi Liu & Ms. Xinhua Fu P ’22 Ms. Elaine (Jiayi) Liu ’20 Mr. Fei Liu & Mrs. Nan Yang P ’18* Mr. Mason Liu & Mrs. Xiaoli Guan P ’16, ’18 Mr. Tom Y. Liu ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Justin Llorens P ’22 Ms. Lisa Lockwood P ’22 Mr. Ross Lockwood P ’22 Ms. Anne K. Lofgren ’19 Ms. Kate Lofgren ’16* Mr. Timothy Logan & Mrs. Julie Fornasero-Logan P ’17* Mr. & Mrs. James A. Lonergan ’71 Mr. Marcos Lopez & Ms. Candoan Nguyen P ’13* Mr. Marcos N. Lopez ’13* Mr. Allen Lou & Mrs. Chi Tran Ms. Elaine Lou Mr. & Mrs. David A. Louis ’87* Mrs. H.B. MacArthur P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Macaulay* The Report of the Schools 2018-19

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Mr. Bassil G. Madanat ’04* Mr. Tyler A. Madrid ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Blair Maffris P ’96, ’00* Ms. Jennifer Mandzok Mr. David Mao & Mrs. Wenting Li P ’19 Ms. Heidi K. Marti ’06* Mr. & Mrs. Jenaro Martin P ’15, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. Jerome B. Martin ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Martin P ’20* Dr. Stoddard H. Martin Jr. ’66 Mr. Benjamin C. Martinez ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Martinez ’86, P ’18, ’19, ’21 Ms. Sally M. Martinez P ’03* Mr. William L. Martinez ’16* Mr. & Mrs. David Martinsen* Mr. Prabhjit S. Marwah ’09* Mr. Koki Mashita ’22 Ms. Yusuke Matsufune Mr. & Mrs. David F. Maurer* Mr. Robert & Dr. Wendy Maxon* Mr. & Mrs. Malick Mbengue Mrs. Casey McCloud Sage ’95 & Mr. Nicholas Sage Mrs. Ashley H. McCloud Vinson ’96 Ms. Megan McCosh ’99 & Mr. Jason Banks* Mr. & Mrs. Eamonn McCullagh P ’21 Mr. Michael McDermott ’83 & Ms. Amanda Bi P ’18* Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. McDonald ’79*

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Mr. Carter R. McGee ’09 Mr. Kevin H. McGowan ’87* Ms. Heather McGunigle ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Barton R. McKay ’80* Dr. & Mrs. David McKenzie ’71* Dr. Mark McNamara & Dr. Cynthia Parenti P ’05, ’09, ’11 Mr. Luke R. McReynolds ’02* Dr. Madalyn Melson ’04 & Mr. Bradford Melson Mr. Zhenliang Meng & Ms. Peiyao Liu Mr. Steven Mercer ’89 & Mrs. Sue McDermott Mercer* Merrill Lynch Mr. Robert C. Michael ’62* Microsoft Dr. Hans-Joachim Miesner & Mrs. Christiane Miesner P ’22 Mr. Eric Migliaccio Ms. Lisa S. Miller ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Cristobal M. Miranda ’95* Mr. & Mrs. Gayland K. Moffat P ’22 Mrs. Pamela Molfetta P ’96 Mrs. Sarah A. Mollenkopf ’96 & Mr. Jack Mollenkopf Mr. William M. Monsour ’73* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Montenegro ’76* Mr. & Mrs. William J. Montgomery ’48* Mr. Michael Moore ’60 & Ms. Linda Fleming* Mr. & Mrs. Silvestre Morales P ’22

Mr. John P. Morgan ’05* Mrs. Mary F. Morgan P ’05* Mrs. Irene Morris-Miller* Ms. Deborah Mount Ms. Ashley J. Munguia ’21 Ms. Michelle Munguia ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Murray Jr. ’89 Mr. Joseph F. Murray ’93 & Ms. Bonnie Tran* Mr. Michael T. Murray ’52* Mr. & Mrs. Pieter S. Myers ’57* Ms. Keeley K. Nakamoto ’09* Mr. Joseph B. Nakhosteen ’57* Mr. Peter Nardi National Financial Services LLC Mr. Clement Ndegwa & Mrs. Millicent Ndiritu P ’20 Dr. & Mrs. Charles B. Neff ’50* Mr. & Mrs. William A. Nelson P ’89* Mr. Philipp Neuhaus ’93 Mr. Edmond C. M. Ng ’92* Mr. Tommy C. W. Ngan ’05* Mrs. Marian Nichols Ms. Juli E. Nokleberg ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Donovan K. Norton Mr. Christopher L. Oakley ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Eke Ochuru P ’21 Mr. John David “JD” O’Donnell ’20 Mr. Harry T. Oei ’84* Mr. Gabriel K. O’Hare ’89 Mr. & Ms. Benton R. Olmsted ’89* Ms. Kristina M. Oney ’14* Ms. Seraphina Oney ’12* Dr. Edmund B. H. Ord ’45* Ms. Caitlyn E. Ossa ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Owers* Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Paddock Jr. ’51* Mr. Nathan Paik ’19 Dr. & Mrs. Sang Paik P ’14, ’16, ’19, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Carlos G. Paiz ’89 Ms. Lisa E. Pangilinan ’12 Ms. Eva Paniagua ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Ned Paniagua P ’22 Mr. David Pankratz & Ms. Leslie Hamlin P ’05, ’13* Ms. Carly M. Paris ’10* Mr. Richard G. Parnell ’16* Ms. Ariel Parrish ’93 & Mr. David Parrish*

GIVING

Pasadena Community Foundation* Dr. Jason D. Pasley ’96 & Dr. Amelia Fiore Ms. Michelle Pastrano ’07 Mr. Steve Pastrano & Ms. Cathy Cronin-Pastrano P ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Patronite P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Howard H. Pattee Jr. ’4 4 Mr. & Mrs. Kim H. Pearman ’57 Mr. Joe Perez Mr. & Mrs. Tony Petrone* Mr. & Mrs. Erle Pettus, III Dr. Walter C. Pettus ’05* Mrs. Angelica Pfeiffer Mr. Nicholas J. Phelps ’06* Mr. Aaron D. Phung ’19 Mr. Peter G. Piness ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Pizano P ’20* Mrs. Alla H. Ponty P ’12* Mr. William S. Ponty ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Scott J. Preschern ’88 Mr. Kenneth M. Price ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Price ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Price ’94* Mr. Mark A. Prince Jr. ’86* Mr. Zhenglong (David) Qian ’18 Mr. William L. Race ’50* Mr. Julian C. Rachlin ’02 Mr. Teodoro Ramirez* Mr. Jeffrey Ran ’18 Ms. Cassie Randazzo Mr. & Mrs. Alexander J. Rapoport ’97* Mr. Andrew C. Raser ’01* Mrs. Ruchika Rastogi ’97 & Mr. Bobby Rastogi* Mr. Joshua D. Ratinoff ’17 Mr. Luke Raus ’20 Mr. Peter M. Raus ’18 Ms. Grace E. Reda ’19 Ms. Trish Reda P ’19 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Reese ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Roderick C. Rehnborg ’85* Mr. & Mrs. Rob Reimer P ’20* Mr. Robert Reimer III ’20 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Reinking ’57 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Reitler ’72* Dr. Jie Ren & Mrs. Jun Wu P ’22 Mr. Garrett Revelli ’20 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Revelli, Esq. P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Reyes

Mr. & Mrs. Anton H. Reynolds ’46* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Reynolds ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reynolds* Mr. Ethan M. Reznik ’16* Mr. & Mrs. James M. Rhodes ’02* Ms. Jessica E. Rice ’12 Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Riel Mr. Christopher Riggio ’83 & Ms. Jean Bodeau Mrs. Laurie Riggio P ’83, ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander T. Ripley ’66* Mr. & Mrs. Ramon Rivera P ’18* Ms. Skyler D. Rivera ’18 Roadwise Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm B. Roberts ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Stefan L. Roger ’78, P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Rogers* Mrs. Nancy A. Rogers P ’85 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Rogers, IV ’86* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Rohrer ’53* Mr. Bryan J. Rollins* Mr. & Mrs. H. Renton Rolph, Jr. ’66* Ms. Juliana Romeo ’17* Mr. Gabriel Romero ’08 & Ms. Maximanova Greenberg* Mr. James T. Romero ’15* Mr. & Mrs. Raul Romero P ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Ken Rosenfeld* Ms. Alix Rosenthal ’91* Mr. & Mrs. Jerome A. Rosenthal ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Floyd H. Ross ’89* Ms. Crista Rosten

a * indicates membership in Hastings Society

Mr. Joshua J. Roth ’95 Mr. Thomas P. Ruge ’72* Dr. Benjamin Saltman ’94 & Ms. Rebecca Bellingham* Dr. & Mrs. Steven Saltman P ’87, ’94* Mr. Carl Sampson & Mrs. Pei Shih P ’19* Mrs. Kyna Sanchez ’99 & Mr. Terence Sanchez Mr. Jack Sanders ’11* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Sanders P ’11* Ms. Alfoncina Sandoval P ’05, ’09 Mr. John Sang ’00 & Dr. Christina Kon ’03* Dr. Edward & Rev. Ruth Santana-Grace P ’11* Mr. Gabriel Santos Mr. Bradford Sargent ’94 & Mrs. Melissa Hatcher* Mr. Cary N. Sasaki ’03* Dr. & Mrs. John Sasaki P ’03, ’09* Mr. Sean S. Sasaki ’09* Mr. Colin Saunders ’91* Mr. Togrul Savalan ’20 Ms. Julie M. Schaffner ’95* Ms. Rachael E. Schiffris ’11* Mrs. Linda Schmid GP ’08 Dr. Eleanor E. Schneider, Ph.D. ’02 Mr. & Mrs. David Schoffman P ’17, ’19* Mrs. Roselyn Schwichtenberg ’90 & Mr. Jonathan Schwichtenberg Mr. & Mrs. Dion Scott-Kakures P ’11* Ms. Carolyn Scott-Patterson*

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a Dr. Yingxia Cao & Mr. Lang Zhang P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Seltzer ’80 Ms. Marguerite Serkin P ’16 Ms. Rachelle Sesma* Mr. Hayes Shair ’00 Mr. & Mrs. William V. Shannon Jr. ’54 Mr. Ting Shao & Mrs. Tao Xu P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Sheldon ’67* Mr. Feng Shen & Ms. Shuyi Wu P ’19 Ms. Maria Shevchuk ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Brent Shigenaka P ’21 Mr. Anthony D. Shin ’99* Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Shiokari ’05 Ms. Alexandra Shockey ’87 & Mr. Jeffrey Shockey* Mr. Ludlow Shonnard III ’69, P ’97, ’99* Mrs. Lisa Shonnard Sipprell ’97 & Mr. Jeffrey Sipprell* Mr. Brenden Shue ’17 Ms. Lauren N. Shue ’13 Dr. & Mrs. Randall Shue P ’13, ’17* Ms. Sarah E. Silberg ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Silva* Ms. Kathryn C. Simon Mr. Michael Simonelli Ms. Connie Sipe P ’09* Mr. Dylan S. Sittig ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Steven Sittig P ’07, ’09* Mr. Daniel Smith ’03 & Mrs. Christine Matsuda Smith*

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Mr. Lucas S. Smith ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Smoot ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Jayson S. Sohi ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Soltis P ’13* Ms. Joyce J. Song ’94 Mr. Xiangrui Song ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Pieter D. Speyer ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Stadtler Mr. & Mrs. James J. Stanley ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Sten ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas Stepanian P ’19 Dr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Stephenson ’88 Lt. Col. & Mrs. Jack K. Sterne ’52* Mr. Allen K. Stewart ’14* Ms. Chloe Stewart ’20 Ms. Emily L. Stewart ’11* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stewart P ’11, ’14, ’17* Mr. George B. Stockdale ’11* Ms. Claire L. Stockdale ’14* Mrs. Marty Stoddard GP ’15, ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Stodgel* Mr. Fletcher Strickler ’67 & Mrs. Becky Lewis* Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Stroop ’65* Mr. Feng Wang & Mrs. Ying Su P ’21 Mr. Daniel B. Suhr ’02* Ms. Jaqueline Sullivan Ms. Lorraine Sun ’04* Mr. Tong Sun & Mrs. Hanhan Wang P ’22 Mr. Chan Woo Sung ’86 & Mrs. Yeojeong Beatrice Sung* Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22 Mr. Mark S. Sweet ’02 Mr. James V. Sylvester ’70 Mr. Michael Szanyi* Mr. Suan W. Tan ’00* Ms. Mary Tarushka* Dr. & Mrs. Fouad D. Tawadrous P ’83, ’86, ’89 Mr. Hany F. Tawadrous ’83 Ms. Aminah Teachout ’04 & Mr. Cody Teachout* Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Theobald P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Amahl Thomas P ’17, ’18, ’21* Ms. Natalie P. Thornton ’13 Mr. Derek Tien & Ms. Sheila Sung P ’13 Mr. Nicholas S. Ting ’10 Mrs. Jinx Tong* Mr. Lee H. Toole ’48

Ms. Shannon L. Torrance ’15 Dr. Mark A. Torres ’06* Ms. Lydia Toy ’20 Ms. Megan Tracy Benson ’96 & Mr. Tom Benson* Mr. Andres TrauttmansdorffWeinsberg & Ms. Ana Orozco P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Cameron G. Troxell ’80* Mr. Jeffrey Y. Tsai ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Rob Tyck P ’20* Mr. Andrew Tye ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Tzeng ’06* Mr. & Mrs. Edman Urias P ’10, ’20* Mr. Edman L. Urias ’10* Mr. Alex Valdez Mr. & Mrs. F. Javier Valera P ’06, ’08* Ms. Haydee Vargas Mrs. Julie Grabowski Vaughn ’84 & Mr. Andrew Vaughn* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Veras P ’73, ’74* Mr. Andrew A. Vidales ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vidales P ’16, ’18* Mr. Ryan N. Vidales ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Villalobos P ’22 Mr. Hector Villalobos & Mrs. Leticia Najera P ’18 Ms. Julia A. Villasenor ’03 Ms. Anya T. Vincent ’18 Mr. Joshua M. Vincent ’14* Mr. & Mrs. Dominic G. Viramontes P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Will Walker* Mr. & Mrs. William B. Walker P ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Albert V. T. Walsh ’00* Ms. Amanda Wang ’20 Mr. Carl Wang ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Rick Wang ’84 Mr. Johnson C. Wang ’04 Mr. Kevin Wang & Mrs. Jing Song P ’20 Ms. Qiuyi (Sonny) Wang ’18 Ms. Xiaohan Wang ’22 Ms. Xiaomeng “Elizabeth” Wang ’21 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Warjone ’61* Warner Bros.

Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Warner ’80* Dr. & Mrs. Thompson Webb III* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Weeks Mr. Jacob Weigand ’20 Dr. & Mrs. Charles D. Weinstein ’71*

GIVING

Mrs. Rachel Welsh ’05 & Mr. Brendan Welsh* Mr. & Mrs. Adam Wensley P ’13, ’17* Ms. Dylan L. Wensley ’17* Ms. Miya A. Wensley ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. West P ’14, ’18, ’22* Ms. Lauren E. West ’14 Ms. Leah P. West ’18 Ms. Paige West ’22 Mr. & Mrs. James G. Wetrich ’75* Mr. J. Patrick Whaley ’52 & Mrs. Lynda L. Jenner* Mrs. Whitney Wharton ’05 & Mr. GT Wharton* Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. White* Mr. & Mrs. E. Douglas White Jr. P ’97* Dr. & Mrs. Peter J. White P ’96, ’98 The Hon. & Mrs. Ronald M. Whyte ’60* Mr. Leonard S. Wiener ’53 Mr. & Mrs. Alvin O. Wiese Jr. ’47 Mr. Jack Wiese ’06 & Mrs. Megan Tryon Wiese* Ms. Sasha M. Wijeyeratne ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Shami Wijeyeratne P ’08, ’11* Mr. Shihan A. Wijeyeratne ’11 Mr. Mark J. Wilson ’74* Mrs. Jane Winant P ’85, ’88 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Wirum ’82, P ’05* Mr. Bradyn Wishek ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wishek P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Withey P ’04, ’05, ’15* Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15* Mr. & Mrs. Burnet F. Wohlford ’46* Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Wolcott* Dr. Eric Wong ’83 & Ms. Elizabeth Pak* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Woodard P ’21 Mr. Noah M. Woodward ’10* Mr. Andrew Wu ’89 & Mrs. Scarlett Chen* Dr. James J. Wu ’97* Ms. Jasmine Wu ’91 Mr. Karl Wu & Mrs. Lan Lin P ’19, ’21 Mr. & Ms. Scott Wu Ms. Sydney Wuu ’20 Mr. Alex Xiao ’21 Ms. Jiatong “Angela” Xie ’21 Mr. Heendong (Albert) Xu ’13 Ms. Sharon Xu ’22

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Drs. Paulino Yanez & Blanca Viramontes-Yanez P ’16, ’19* Dr. Eric C. P. Yang ’89* Mr. Li Tian Yang & Mrs. Wei Yi Chen P ’15 Mr. Richard H. Yao ’03* Mr. Franklin J. Yap ’88* Ms. Joanna Yap ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. C. Yen ’76* Ms. Sheila Yip GP ’13, ’17* Mr. & Mrs. John A. Young ’70 Mr. Guoliang Yu & Ms. Xiaolu Luo P ’22 Mr. Nabo “Andrew” Yu ’21 Mrs. Kameha Zarif Ms. Brandy Zhang ’22 Mr. David Zhang ’10 Mr. Kehua Zhang & Ms. Haoxuan Diao P ’22 Ms. Shuwen Zhang ’21 Mr. Yuzhou Zhang ’22 Mr. Zhengkun “Logan” Zhang ’21 Mr. Zhuoshi Zhou & Ms. Lei Liu P ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt W. Zischke ’74* Dr. Rob L. Zondervan ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zondervan P ’00, ’03 Mr. Yongqing Zou & Mrs. Guangwei Zhang P ’18* Anonymous

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2018-19 ALUMNI CLASS AGENTS Norm Blackburn ’52 Scott Evans ’53 Paul Reitler ’54 Chuck Work ’58 Bill Ripley ’60 Christopher Reynolds ’61 Chip Greening ’62 Dale P. Boller ’63 Chris Holmes ’64 Dwight Morgan ’65 Conrad Carlberg ’66 Fletch Strickler ’67 Albert Davies ’68 John Dey ’69 Marc Wilson ’70 Charlie Callander ’71 David Ditz ’72 Stuart L. Stevens ’73 James Wetrich ’75 Geoffrey M. Sturr ’78 Blair Brown ’79 Rob Seltzer ’80 John L. Duden ’81 Norm Carnick ’86 Coleen Martinez ’86 Sanjay Dholakia ’87 Lisa Miller ’89 Douglas Chun ’90 Sameer Dholakia ’91 Brad Sargent ’94 Jenna Gambaro ’95 Blake Johnson ’95 Joe Adler ’96 Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96 Jason Pasley ’96 Kunal Shah ’97 Albert Walsh ’00 Dan Suhr ’02 Daniel Smith ’03 Will Habos ’04 Stephanie Ho ’04 Jordi Baron ’06

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Heidi Marti ’06 Tim Tzeng ’06 Jack Wiese ’06 Angie Alexander ’07 Riley Lewis ’07 Lexus Beaman ’08 Gabe Romero ’08 Lexington Henn ’09 Dylan Sittig ’09 Stephanie Black ’10 Rachael Schiffris ’11 Kane Willis ’11

GIVING

ALUMNI COUNCIL 2018-19 Doug Gregg ’66, President Whitney Wharton ’05, Vice President Rahmi Mowjood ’90, Immediate Past President

MEMBERS AT LARGE

REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

Jason Blackwell ’91 Jim Boyce ’75 Bob Connolly ’89 Kathy Fredrich ’02 Jessica Gupta ’05 Bill Halstead ’67 Stephanie Ho ’04 Micol Issa ’05 Praveena Jeereddi ’90 Katherine Kilmer ’10 Ken Liu ’10 Coleen Martinez ’86 Dwight Morgan ’65 Ed Ratinoff ’83 Bill Ripley ’60 Kunal Shah ’97 Jordan Taylor ’02 Aminah Teachout ’04 Joe Thomas ’70

Kathy Fredrich ’02 (Los Angeles, CA) Will Habos ’04 (San Francisco, CA) Jessica Dholakia ’07 (San Francisco, CA) Sameer Dholakia ’91 (Silicon Valley, CA) Carly Paris ’10 (New York, CA) David Ivey-Soto ’82 (Washington, D.C.) Brad Sargent ’94 (Washington, D.C.) Gauri Gadgil ’06 (Washington, D.C.) Dakota Santana Grace ’11 (Boston, MA) David Ditz ’72 (Portland, OR) Albert Walsh ’00 (New Orleans, LA) Preston Clarke ’98 (Phoenix, AZ) Ben Davis ’11 (Phoenix, AZ) Timothy Sun ’89 (Hong Kong) Keating Leung ’98 (Hong Kong) Jimmy Hsieh ’89 (Taiwan) Michael McDermott ’83 (Beijing) Joanne Goh ’99 (Shanghai) Chan Woo Sung ’86 (Seoul)

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2018 REUNION GIVING CAMPAIGN REUNION HIGHLIGHTS A steady rain did not dampen spirits or any of the fun during the 2018 Reunion. As the Friday night Peccary Dinner shifted to Ahmanson Lecture Hall and the Saturday Night Alumni Reception and Dinner shifted to Price Dining Hall, many felt that the new surroundings provided a fun element of camaraderie and community as the rain fell outside.

With thanks to all who attended the 2018 Reunion and all who supported their Class Giving, we would also like to recognize and thank the 2018 Reunion Chairs whose dedication and hard work made the weekend such a success.

2018 REUNION CHAIRS Class Reunion Chair

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65th Jack Sutro, Benny Benjamin, Cleve Baker

1958

60th

Sherwood Kingsley

1963

55th

Dale Boller

1968

50th

Blake Brown, Al Davies

1973

45th

Stuart Stevens

1978

40th

Geoff SturrÂ

1983

35th Chris Riggio, John Powell, Derek Deskey, Michael McDermott, Ed Ratinoff

1988

30th Eugene Whitlock, Lionel Yang, Sandra Lee Rebish, Alicia Ahn

1993

25th

Ed Lin, Michael Wanderman

1998 20th

Jamie Larkin, Keating Leung Preston Clarke, Niti Gupta

2003

15th Griffin Miller, Richard Yao, Daniel Smith, Lauren Epp, Christina Kon, Julia Villasenor

2008

10th Gabe Romero, Juan MartĂ­nez-Hill, Lisa Valera

2013

5th Davis Tsui, Chloe Soltis, Mallory Thompson, Michelle Huber

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GIFTS IN KIND Absolutely Italian Management Mr. Haissam Alrachid P ’20, ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Arman Ariane P ’17, ’19 Ms. Nora Armbruster Back to Work On-Site Massage Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bagley P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. William Baldwin P ’16, ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Base GP ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Jon B. Becker P ’20 Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Benjamin P ’17, ’20 Bert and Rocky’s Cream Company The Broad Museum Mr. & Mrs. Paul Biane P ’19 Buddhamouse Emporium Candlelight Pavilion Dinner Theater Dr. & Mrs. Michael Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22 Cheese Cave Chiropractic Health Center Mr. Tony Chiu & Ms. Cheri Yim P ’20 CNC Motors Cookie Crave Claremont Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Corbin P ’19, ’20 Mr. James Cordes & Dr. Catherine Cordes P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Crebs P ’21 Ms. Michelle De Luca The Diamond Center Mrs. Anita Dillon DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Mr. Ning Du & Mrs. Hui Sun P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Duffy P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Phill Dzula Mr. Hanlin Feng & Mrs. Yiduan Zheng P ’21 Fitness Fun Boot Camp Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Fong P ’20 Mr. Dan Fraley & Mrs. Janet Shay P ’12 Mr. Chris Frame Mr. John Fuelling & Dr. Andrea Brault Fuelling P ’11, ’15, ’17 Ms. Chistina Gaudy Mr. & Mrs. Goodwin Gaw P ’21 Great Maple Restaurant and Amanda David ’02

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Mr. John Guerrini & Mr. Nicholas Robles Harbor Breeze Cruises Mr. John Haushalter & Ms. Blanca Villalobos P ’20 Dr. Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87 Dr. Marc A. Hoffing Mr. & Mrs. William Hornbuckle P ’19 Ms. Xiaorong Hu P ’20 I Like Pie In-N-Out Burger Mr. & Mrs. Saul Jaffe P ’15, ’20 Ward L. Jones, M.D. ’55 Ms. Hanna Justice Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lantz Mr. & Mrs. Jaques Lazier P ’20 Sandra S. Lee Rebish, M.D. ’88 Mr. Wai Hung Lee & Ms. Stella Leung P ’15, ’19 Mr. Keating H. Leung ’98 Mr. Lixin Li & Mrs. Shihong Peng P ’20 Mr. Shi An Liu & Mrs. Ping Xu P ’13 Mrs. Jackie Llorens Mr. Ross Lockwood P ’22 Los Angeles Floral Couture Malibu Wine Safari Mr. & Mrs. Danny Mitchell P ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Monroe ’86, P ’18, ’22

Ms. Lori Paley Dr. & Mrs. Edward H. Park Dr. & Mrs. Duong T. Phung P ’19, ’20, ’21 QC Construction, Inc. Ms. Trish Reda P ’19 Mr. Alvaro Rosales & Mrs. Lupe Cardenas P ’21 Mr. Timothy Sun ’89 Susa Boutique Trader Joe’s - Claremont Trapped! Escape Room The Voice Dr. Stewart Wang & Mrs. Ruth Yang P ’20 Ms. Katherine Winant Osborne ’88 & Mr. Jamie Osborne Xerxes for Gents Mr. & Ms. Xueping Xu P ’20 Mr. Lang Zhang & Dr. Yingxia Cao P ’21, ’23 Mr. Zhuoshi Zhou & Ms. Lei Liu P ’18, ’23

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At Webb today, as in years past, we educate and inspire young people to act with honor and moral courage in everything they do. This combined with a drive for academic excellence provides our moral compass and forms our mission. Webb nurtures smart, curious, and independent minded students to become bold and courageous leaders.

You can help perpetuate these values by ensuring that we are able to support the best and brightest students without regard to a family’s ability to pay the full cost of tuition.

Our mission and our future depend on it.

Webb’s enduring legacy can be your personal legacy when you partner with us to protect and enrich these incredibly important values by including Webb in your philanthropic planning.

There are many ways to do so: A PROVISION IN YOUR WILL OR LIVING TRUST; ENEFICIARY DESIGNATION OF YOUR IRA, B 401(K), OR OTHER RETIREMENT PLAN; BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION OF LIFE INSURANCE; CHARITABLE TRUSTS; CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIES. Bob Fass Senior Director of Development 909 445-8252 www.webblegacy.org 76

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THOMPSON AND VIVIAN WEBB SOCIETY The Thompson and Vivian Webb Society was created to recognize alumni, parents and friends who have made an estate commitment or entered into a life-income agreement with The Webb Schools.

Bob & Sara Adler David ’35 & Gilda Agnew Jeff Arnett ’43 Cleve ’53 & Irene Baker Dutch & Hilary Barhydt Jason R. Beresford ’84 S. Chris ’79 & Carol Bradford John ’43 & Flo Bryan Richard P. Clarke ’63 Everett (Bud) Clary ’39 Kenneth L. Colborn ’47 Bob Connolly ’89 & Nancy Tung William H. David ’45 Samuel C. Davidge ’56 John ’69 & Nancy Dey Sanjay Dholakia ’87 & Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87 Jim ’63 & Wendy Drasdo Richard K. Dukes ’78 David D. Fawcett ’61 Dodd Fischer ’61 Nancy Fischer Kathleen B. Flannery Mort ’50 & Frannie Fleishhacker Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95 Peter Grant ’46 Douglas Gregg Jr. ’66 & Christine Gregg James W. Griffin ’48 William ’67 & Zandra Halstead Capt. Robert M. Hanson ’62 Wayne A. Hanson Wayne L. Hanson ’59 Edwin S. Harwood ’56 Al Hastings ’42 Victor ’42 & Lucille Heerman C.S. Heinz Foundation

John Helgeson Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87 William G. Henshaw ’41 Harley G. Higbie Jr. ’43 Randall Rodman Holdridge H. Earl Hoover II ’52 Bruce H. Howe ’62 Philip M. Jacobs ’37 F. Gard Jameson ’71 Jeannette DeMont Jones Richard N. Kauffman ’33 Sherwood C. Kingsley ’58 Trowbridge W. Kirk ’54 Eliot S. Knight ’53 John Albert Kramer Sr. ’67 Klaus J. Lehmann ’48 Ralph M. Lewis Walter & Lydia Linaweaver Keith W. Loring ’46 Dick ’55 & Sally Lynas Eric C. MacDonald ’62 Carl R. Mangold Avery McCarthy ’52 Kimball ’67 & Claire McCloud Robert ’45 & Patricia McCuen Christina Mercer McGinley ’84 Velma V. McKelvey John P. McLain ’41 Robert C. Michael ’62 Edward A. Middleton Jr. ’39 Roger J. Millar ’61 Jean E. Miller Dwight S. Morgan ’65 David C. Myles ’80 Douglas & Ann Myles Peter & Elfrieda Nardulli Thomas ’33 & Meredith Nolder Mickey E. Novak ’70 William ’41 & Nancy Ordway Marvin E. Parker ’70 John S. Pettingell ’62 David J. ’37 & Virginia Pinkham Merrick ’42 & Lillian Pratt Edward T. Price Jr. ’33 Lawrence E. Price ’61 Ted ’79 & Faith Price Thomas M. Price Paul ’54 & Mary Reitler Col. John ’59 & June Rogers

H. Renton Rolph Jr. ’66 Gabriel Romero ’08 David Ronfeldt ’58 Hugh & Mary Rose Miles R. Rosedale ’69 Bruce S. Ross ’64 Peter D. Sanders ’76 Vijay & Shanu Sathe John M. Scalzi ’87 William M. ’36 & Ruth B. Silsbee Dwight W. Taylor ’49 Robert L. & Lois I. Turton Alvah “Hall” Warren III Allan White ’60 Morgan W. White ’62 Theodore L. White ’71 Eleanor Whyte Rick Whyte ’57 Ronald ’60 & Ann Whyte Marc D. Wilson ’70 David T. Woodley Charles R. Work ’58 & Veronica A. Haggart David D. Wright ’65 Denis Shing Fai Yip Ralph D. Young III ’63 Peter ’63 & Cheryl Ziegler Tamara A. Zipser Anonymous (28)

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RAYMOND M. ALF MUSEUM OF PALEONTOLOGY FOUNDERS PECCARY SOCIETY

Gifts of $25,000 or more

Kenneth J. De Nault, Ph.D. ’61* Dr. & Mrs. James E. Hall ’59* The David B. Jones Foundation* Estate of Mr. & Mrs. George I. McKelvey III P ’83 Dr. John R. Stevens ’52* Mr. Lance Williams ’97 & Mr. Grant Kretchik*

Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. R. Larry Ashton Jr. ’70* Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn P ’89* Mr. & Mrs. William Baldwin P ’16, ’22* Dr. Mark Chapin Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clark P ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Jack Greening Jr. P ’04, ’06, ’09* Hartman Baldwin Design Build Inc. Mr. & Mrs. John F. Holliday ’84, P ’15, ’19, ’22* Mrs. Penny J. Holliday P ’84, ’01, GP ’15, ’19* Ms. Harason A. Horowitz ’02 Dr. F. Gard Jameson Jr. ’71 & Dr. Florence Jameson P ’08, ’09* Mr. Brent Lee & Ms. Jinhyun Ann P ’18* Mr. Lixin Li & Mrs. Shihong Peng P ’20* Dr. David Mirkin ’66 & Mrs. Karen Piacentini* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Myles P ’80, GP ’13* Mrs. Mary Rose P ’82* Dr. Mary W. Rose* Mr. & Mrs. Page W. Thibodeaux P ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Ralph T. Thompson Jr. ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Elliott C. Trommald ’55* Mr. Min Zhang & Mrs. Ruoqi Zheng P ’21 Mrs. Tammy Zipser P ’94, ’96*

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Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mrs. Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96 & Mr. Benjamin Whitaker* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Baganz* The Berry Family Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Clark ’04* Mr. Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Fraim ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Hagander ’66* Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Kingsley ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Zhenhong Lin P ’15 Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Mixon ’63* Dr. & Mrs. L. J. Patrick Muffler ’54* Northern Trust Company Charitable Trust Ms. Lauren K. Piacentini Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Plyley P ’12* Rancho Santa Fe Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Sawyers ’68* Mr. & Mrs. James K. M. Wang ’51* Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Zemurray III ’61*

BONANZA PECCARY SOCIETY

Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Adler P ’96, ’00* Mr. Jianming Bi & Mrs. Kuihua Wang P ’18* The Capital Group Companies Charitable Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Clarke ’63, P ’98* Dr. Daniel Gluckstein & Dr. Akemi Chang P ’05, ’08*

Mr. & Mrs. John Helgeson P ’16, ’20* Mr. Christopher Wai Kit Huen & Mrs. Winnie Man Yin Yeung P ’21 Ms. Caroline Kindrish Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Lofgren P ’16, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Pettingell ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander M. Power ’43* Dr. & Mrs. Charles Steinmann P ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Taylor B. Stockdale P ’11, ’14* Mr. & Mrs. Dane Stoddard P ’15, ’18* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Thomas ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Todd Wagner P ’17, ’19* Mr. Eric Williams

BRIDGER PECCARY SOCIETY

Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Base GP ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Blake H. Brown ’68* Mr. Ralph B. Coomber ’59* Mr. David Fawcett ’61 & Ms. Diane Wilsdon* Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Fong P ’20* Mr. Yichang Han & Mrs. Jing Feng P ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Jason Huh P ’19, ’22* Mr. Xianzhong Ji & Mrs. Aihua Wu P ’20 Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Kong P ’15, ’18, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Carl W.R. Lachman ’86* Mr. Arthur B. Laffer Jr. ’85* Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Lauria P ’01, ’04* Mr. Jingsong Li & Mrs. Ying Wang P ’20* Mr. Dwight S. Morgan ’65* Mr. Maxwell B. Nelson ’95* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Odgers ’73

GIVING

Mr. & Mrs. Windelle Peddy* Dr. & Mrs. Duong T. Phung P ’19, ’20, ’21* Mr. Hugh Pitcher ’68 & Mrs. Linda Lebsack* Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Plaut ’60 The Rev. William Ripley ’60 & Mrs. Erin Davis-Ripley* Mr. & Mrs. Arthur M. Scutro Jr. GP ’16, ’19* United Health Group Employee Giving Campaign Dr. & Mrs. Eric Weigand P ’20, ’23* Mrs. Bonnie I. Williams Mr. Gao Rong Xiao & Mrs. Lily Feng P ’21 Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06*

CRAWFORD PECCARY SOCIETY

Gifts of $500 - $999

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn Cleve B. Baker, M.D. ’53* Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Baum ’61 The Revs. David Berkedal & Sally Welch P ’04* Dr. Stephen Boyer ’64 & Mrs. Priscilla Butler* Dr. & Mrs. Michael Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. M. Randel Davies ’70*

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Mr. & Mrs. Deval R. Dvivedi ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Ervin ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Haitham Fakhoury P ’16, ’19* Mrs. Zemula P. Fleming* Mr. John Fuelling & Dr. Andrea Brault Fuelling P ’11, ’15, 17* Mr. Alexander L. Gordon ’02* Mr. & Mrs. Courtlan C. Hazelton ’61* Mr. Randall Holdridge* Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Jobe ’68, P ’05 Mr. Tony Kan & Ms. Jr Fang Kan P ’22 Ms. Jarasa Kanok ’96 & Dr. David Cox* Mr. & Mrs. Jacek Kugler Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. W. Lauria ’01* Dr. & Mrs. Weiguo Li P ’21, ’22 Ms. Jennifer J. Liu ’05* Mr. Michael Lonergan ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Markert, Jr. ’56* Mr. & Mrs. Kimball P. McCloud ’67, P ’95, ’96* Mr. Dale Miller & Dr. Lara Tiedens P ’21 Mrs. Diane D. Miller* Morrison Trading, Inc. Dr. Tommy Oei ’89 & Ms. Dawn Flock P ’18, ’20* Mr. & Mrs. George Oney P ’12, ’14* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Parks ’63 Mr. Lawrence E. Price ’61 & Ms. Martha C. Lussenhop*

Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rosenthal P ’91, ’93* Dr. & Mrs. C. Steve Schell ’67 Ms. Mahta Shafieha ’96 & Mr. Huber Arana Ms. Elizabeth A. Smith ’92 Mrs. Libby Stragnell P ’69, ’73, ’78* Mr. & Mrs. Stephe Tanidjaja P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. John R. Todd P ’09, ’15* Mr. George A. Tredick III ’72* Mr. James Y. Tsai ’88 Mr. & Mrs. John Tuteur ’59 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Vedder ’4 4* Dr. John Verano ’73 & Ms. Elizabeth Boone* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Wallace ’61* Dr. Stewart Wang & Mrs. Ruth Yang P ’20, ’23* Mr. Marc D. Wilson ’70 & Ms. Ann Muenchow P ’04* Mr. Geoffrey C. Winssinger ’00*

COCONINO PECCARY SOCIETY

Gifts of $250 - $499

Dr. Florence P. Adams P ’85, ’90* Mr. & Mrs. William C. Birdsey II ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Dale P. Boller ’63* Mr. Robert J. Brignano Jr. ’90* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Causley P ’22 Mr. Nels Christiansen & Ms. Ellen Thompson-Christiansen P ’12, ’17* City of Ontario Mrs. Briana J. Curry Bloom ’03* Edwards Lifesciences Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fass* Mr. Kimball Firestone ’51* Mr. & Mrs. David Fleishhacker ’55* Dr. & Mrs. Gerald D. Goldman P ’98, ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Jones ’80* Mr. Alan R. Kabat* Ms. Margaret Latimer & Mr. Frank Ramme P ’09 The Rev. & Ms. Ray I. Lindquist ’59* Mr. & Mrs. James A. Lonergan ’71 Ms. Yusuke Matsufune Mr. & Mrs. David F. Maurer Mr. & Mrs. Barton R. McKay ’80* Merrill Lynch

Class of 1953 at their 65th reunion

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Mrs. Sarah A. Mollenkopf ’96 & Mr. Jack Mollenkopf Dr. M. Rahmi Mowjood ’90 & Mrs. Hafsa Nowfel Mowjood* Dr. & Mrs. Sang Paik P ’14, ’16, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Howard H. Pattee Jr. ’4 4 Mr. Peter G. Piness ’71* Mr. Andrew C. Raser ’01* Roadwise Corporation Dr. Edward & Rev. Ruth Santana-Grace P ’11* Mr. Anthony D. Shin ’99* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Soltis P ’13* Triton Charitable Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Rick Wang ’84 Warner Bros.

Dr. & Mrs. Peter J. White P ’96, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. White ’71* Mr. Leonard S. Wiener ’53 Mr. Joe Woodward & Dr. Michelle Harold P ’10, ’12* Anonymous

BARSTOW PECCARY SOCIETY

Gifts of $100 - $249

Mr. Regis Abersek & Prof. Lisa Sullivan P ’17* Mr. Thomas Akin ’77 & Ms. Kathreen Hunter Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Allan P ’94*

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Dr. & Mrs. Peter D. Ambrose P ’87, ’89 Mrs. Ingela Amundson ’95 & Mr. Anders Amundson* Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Atiyeh P ’93, ’96* Ms. Lexus M. Beaman ’08* Mr. & Mrs. James R. Boyce ’75, P ’04, ’06* Mr. Markus Boyd Mr. David E. Brown ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Bryant ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Callander ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Darryl E. Carlson P ’02* Ms. Jean Bayne Collinsworth Dr. & Mrs. J. Paul Curry P ’00, ’03* Mr. William Diepenbrock & Ms. Renee Hernandez P ’17, ’21* Mr. & Ms. Andrew Dominguez P ’11, ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Enders P ’97, ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Ensey ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Evans ’53* Mrs. Jessica Fisher & Mr. Scott Nichols* Mr. Lok Pui Fong P ’20 Mr. Ping Fong ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Leland S. Ford* Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Garcia ’87 Dr. Andrew M. Gearhart ’72 Mr. & Mrs. John D. Graf P ’21 Ms. Whitney C. Hanlon ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Hard ’52* Mr. & Mrs. John Hartley ’72 Mr. William O. Hayford ’72 Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09*

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Mr. & Mrs. Michael Herrero P ’10, ’13* Mr. & Mrs. DeForrest Home, Jr. ’57* Col. & Mrs. Michael C. Howard, USMC (Ret.) ’73 Mrs. Emily Hughes ’90 & Mr. James Hughes III* Col. & Mrs. Peter V. Huisking (Ret.) ’67, P ’91 Ms. Micol C. Issa ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Verne James P ’11 Dr. Praveena Jeereddi ’90 & Dr. Viswanatha Reddy* Mr. Cooper F. Johnson ’06 Ward L. Jones, M.D. ’55 Mr. Charles V. K. Karnavy ’94* Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kingsbury P ’14 Ms. Patricia Kullnigg ’84 & Mr. Juergen Kullnigg* Ms. Brittany Lamon-Paredes ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Landegger ’53 Drs. James Lilley & Yi Zhang-Lilley P ’19, ’22* Ms. Euphy Liu ’19 Ms. Megan McCosh ’99 & Mr. Jason Banks* Mr. & Mrs. John Metz P ’22 Mr. Robert C. Michael ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Murray Jr. ’89 Dr. & Mrs. Charles B. Neff ’50* Mr. Philipp Neuhaus ’93 Mrs. Marian Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Ned Paniagua P ’22 Ms. Tina M. Paredes* Ms. Ariel Parrish ’93 & Mr. David Parrish* Ms. Michelle Pastrano ’07 Mr. Steve Pastrano & Ms. Cathy Cronin-Pastrano P ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Tony Petrone* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Raus P ’18, ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Reynolds ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Reynolds* Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm B. Roberts ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Rohrer ’53* Mr. Gabriel Romero ’08 & Ms. Maximanova Greenberg* Mr. & Mrs. Raul Romero P ’08 Ms. Alfoncina Sandoval P ’05, ’09 Ms. Alexandra Shockey ’87 & Mr. Jeffrey Shockey*

GIVING

RAYMOND M. ALF MUSEUM OF PALEONTOLOGY VOLUNTEERS MUSEUM DOCENTS Ellen Goldman Carol Jorden Marky Katib

VOLUNTEERS

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Silva P ’21 Mr. Lucas S. Smith ’10 Mr. Liang Song & Mrs. Honglan Liu P ’22 Mrs. Marty Stoddard GP ’15, ’18 Mrs. Traci Stoddard Mr. Tong Sun & Mrs. Hanhan Wang P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22 Mr. Lee H. Toole ’48 Dr. Mark A. Torres ’06* Mr. & Mrs. James E. Warjone ’61* Dr. & Mrs. Thompson Webb III* Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. West P ’14, ’18, ’22* Dr. Eric Wong ’83 & Ms. Elizabeth Pak* Mr. David Wright ’65 & Mrs. Pamela Bristah* Ms. Jasmine Wu ’91* Mr. Heendong (Albert) Xu ’13 Dr. Rob L. Zondervan ’03 Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. Zondervan P ’00, ’03

Gifts Up To $100 Mr. William D. Allan ’94* Ms. Jordana E. Baron ’06* Mr. Franklin T. Bigelow III ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Borello P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Castro P ’20* Ms. Maia A. Dominguez ’15* Mr. & Mrs. Alan T. Doody P ’86* Mr. Kent J. Ellis ’04

* indicates membership in Hastings Society

Ms. Savannah Fakhoury ’16 Drs. Andy Farke & Sarah Nichols* Mrs. Patty Ford Ms. Jessica Franks ’04 Ms. Elisa O. Gores ’07 Mr. Geoffrey T. Hamill Mr. & Mrs. Bill C. Hanlon P ’04* Mrs. Janet Heald* Ms. Lucia Herrero ’10* Mr. Haaris A. Jamal ’17 Mr. Evan D. Johnson-Ransom Ms. Sarah J. Lewis ’06* Ms. Heidi K. Marti ’06* Mr. Carter R. McGee ’09 Mr. Kevin H. McGowan ’87* Dr. Madalyn Melson ’04 & Mr. Bradford Melson Ms. Deborah Mount Ms. Kristina M. Oney ’14* Ms. Jessica E. Rice ’12 Ms. Alix Rosenthal ’91* Mr. Jack Sanders ’11* Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Sanders ’76* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Sanders P ’11* Mr. James V. Sylvester ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Veras P ’73, ’74* Ms. Sheila Yip GP ’13, ’17*

Stephen Yanez Tony Turner Carlos Vasquez Iann Islas Marina Puenta Ruth Aul Carlos Vasquez Kentaro Layton Alexander Ozbirn Liz Flint

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MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS GIFTS IN MEMORY OF In Memory of Mr. Adam A. Cave ’12 Mr. Lichi Dong ’12 Dr. & Mrs. Peter W. Emblad ’86 Ms. Winnie Fok P ’12, ’17 Mrs. Madison J. Fuelling Fox ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gaumer P ’15 Ms. Angela J. Harold ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Harold P ’12 Ms. Abigail J. Hess ’12 Ms. Seraphina Oney ’12 Ms. Rachelle Sesma Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Silva Mr. Henry K. Xu ’12

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In Memory of Mr. Robert L. Connolly Sr. Ms. Lori Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Dutch Barhydt Mr. & Mrs. James R. Boyce ’75, P ’04, ’06 Mr. John F. Chang Mr. Robert Connolly Dr. Robert Connolly ’89 & Mrs. Nancy Tung Mr. Ryan Connolly Dr. & Mrs. Malcolm Heppenstall P ’89 Mr. Detlef Issel Mrs. Faye Karnavy Sahai ’86 & Mr. Avanish Sahai Mr. Timothy B. Lee Mrs. Coleen Martinez ’86 & Mr. Hector Martinez P ’16, ’19 Mr. Eric Migliaccio Mr. Peter Nardi Mr. & Mrs. Donovan K. Norton Dr. Tommy Oei ’89 & Ms. Dawn Flock P ’18, ’20 Mr. Gabriel K. O’Hare ’89 Ms. Maila Q. Pulmano Ms. Cassie Randazzo

The Rev. William Ripley ’60 & Mrs. Erin Davis-Ripley Mr. & Mrs. Floyd H. Ross ’89 Ms. Crista Rosten Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Stadtler Ms. Jaqueline Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Adam Wensley P ’13, ’17 Mr. & Ms. Scott Wu In Memory of Mrs. Pravina Dholakia Mr. Bryan J. Rollins In Memory of Mr. William Halstead ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Gregg, Jr. ’66 In Memory of Mr. William G. Henshaw III ’41 Mrs. Alla H. Ponty P ’12 Mr. William S. Ponty ’12 In Memory of Mr. Harley G. Higbie Jr. ’43 Mrs. Lorraine Higbie In Memory of Mr. Martin B. Holt ’39 Herb and Debby Holt ’67

GIVING

In Memory of Mr. Robert C. Leefeldt ’45 Dr. Randall H. Leefeldt ’70 In Memory of Mr. James G. MacArthur Mrs. H.B. MacArthur P ’04 In Memory of Dr. Marvin Miller ’50 Mrs. Diane D. Miller In Memory of Dr. Ronald Miller ’50 Mrs. Irene Morris-Miller In Memory of Mr. James Moulton ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Norton ’74 Mr. Walter Ogier ’74 & Mrs. Carole Cooke In Memory of Mr. S. George Ponty ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Norton ’74 Mr. Walter Ogier ’74 & Mrs. Carole Cooke In Memory of Mr. Thompson Webb Jr. ’35 Mr. & Mrs. G. Gregg Webb ’99 In Memory of Mr. Frederick E. Whyte ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. McDonald ’79 In Memory of Mr. David L. Williams ’59 Mrs. Bonnie I. Williams In Memory of Mr. Henry R. Wolcott ’32 Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Wolcott In Memory of Mr. Samuel Zemurray III ’61 Mrs. Margaret Serenyi

GIFTS IN HONOR OF In Honor of Ms. Hailey L. Arteaga ’16 Ms. Rebecca Cook-Arteaga P ’16, ’22 In Honor of Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn P ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn In Honor of Mr. John L. Duden ’81 Mr. Jonathan Congdon ’81 & Ms. Becca Halliday Dr. & Mrs. George K. Sun ’81, P ’09, ’10, ’20, ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Turner ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick B. Warder III ’81

In Honor of Drs. Andy Farke & Sarah Nichols Ms. Deborah Mount

In Honor of Lt. (j.g.) Christopher J. Waddell ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Waddell P ’04

In Honor of Jeff Fast Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Sanders ’76

In Honor of Webb Faculty Mr. & Mrs. Dutch Barhydt

In Honor of Mr. David Fawcett ’61 & Ms. Diane Wilsdon Mr. & Mrs. Wolcott B. Dunham Jr. ’61 Mr. Lawrence O. Somers ’61

In Honor of Laura Wensley Mrs. Nancy Tresor-Osgood

In Honor of Mrs. Jessica Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Roland Hosch P ’15 In Honor of Mr. Charles Hadsell ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Hadsell P ’98 In Honor of Mr. Jared Heuck Ms. Deborah Mount In Honor of Mr. Art House Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Sanders ’76 In Honor of Ms. Rebecca K. Hsia ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Yuchuek Hsia P ’05 In Honor of Dr. F. Gard Jameson Jr. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Callander ’71 In Honor of Dr. Donald L. Lofgren Mr. & Mrs. Cristobal M. Miranda ’95 In Honor of Mr. John R. Lynas ’55 Mrs. Patty Ford In Honor of Ms. Corinne B. McGinley ’16 Mr. Steven Mercer ’89 & Mrs. Sue McDermott Mercer In Honor of Mr. John C. Nunez ’64, Deceased Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Walker In Honor of Peccary Scholars Ms. Michelle Pastrano ’07 In Honor of Mr. Christopher Riggio ’83 & Ms. Stephanie A. Riggio ’85 Mrs. Laurie Riggio P ’83, ’85 In Honor of Mr. Jake W. Todd ’15 Mr. & Mrs. John R. Todd P ’09, ’15

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2019-20 ADMINISTRATION Taylor B. Stockdale, Head of Schools Theresa Smith, Ph.D., Assistant Head of Schools Dutch Barhydt, Director of Institutional Advancement Jamila Everett, Ed.D., Director of Admission & Financial Aid Donald L. Lofgren, Ph.D., Director, Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology Hector Martinez, Dean of College Guidance Janet K. Peddy, Director of Finance, Planning & Operations Joe Woodward, Director of Strategic Communications

ADVANCEMENT Dutch Barhydt, Director of Institutional Advancement Amy Case, Associate Director of Stewardship and Prospect Research Bob Fass, Senior Director of Development for Leadership & Planned Giving Danielle Gordon, Director of Leadership Giving Alison Hansen, Associate Director of Leadership Giving Janet Heald, Administrative Assistant Jennifer Liu, Director of Parent Relations and Special Events Angie Pfeiffer, Director of The Webb Fund Michael Simonelli, Advancement Fellow Laura Wensley, Senior Director of Development & Alumni Relations Amanda Wiersma, Executive Assistant, Office of Advancement

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STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS Joe Woodward, Director of Strategic Communications Scott Nichols, Director of Digital Communications

CONTACT US The Report of the Schools recognizes contributors who supported The Webb Schools and Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019. We have made every effort to ensure accuracy. If you find an error, please accept our apology and contact Amy Case in the Webb advancement office at (909) 445-8253 or via email at acase@webb.org, so we can make the correction.

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PLANNED GIFTS

The Webb Schools is registered as a charitable organization under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to Webb are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

For more information about any of the following, please contact the advancement office at giving@webb.org or (909) 482-5288.

Bequests, Testamentary Trusts, Charitable Trusts and Life Income Plans:

Give Online: Make your tax-deductible gift immediately to The Webb Fund or Alf Museum. Go to webb.org/giving

Gifts of Securities: Webb accepts gifts of appreciated stock or mutual fund shares.

Matching Gifts: Increase your giving power through matching gifts. Many companies will match the charitable contributions of their employees.

Gifts of Property: Property gifts can include real estate and tangible personal property such as antiques, art, and the like.

Planning a gift to The Webb Schools through your will or living trust can be achieved through a new document or a codicil to an existing document. You may specify a dollar amount, a percentage of your total estate or a piece of personal property. Estate gifts made through a will or trust may also help reduce federal estate tax liability and allow you to create a charitable legacy that aligns with your personal values. The Advancement Office can help you make a decision regarding your financial plans, which can also include charitable gifts that pay you income during your life or provide for your heirs.

Retirement Assets: Donate part or all of your unused retirement assets, such as your IRA, 401(k), 403(b), pension or other tax-deferred plan.

If you are 70 1/2 or older you can also transfer up to $100,000 per year without paying income tax on the withdrawal and it can satisfy your required minimum distribution.

Remainder Interest in a Personal Residence or Farm: You may retain a life interest in your home or farm while deeding the property to The Webb Schools. Though you may continue to live in or use the property, you may claim a tax deduction at the time the property is transferred.

Life Insurance: The Webb Schools can be a total or partial beneficiary of an existing whole life insurance policy, or a new policy may be taken out for this purpose. Life insurance can be used to cover charitable gifts made from your estate. Annuities may also be given to Webb.

Contact Bob Fass at bfass@webb.org or (909) 445-8252 for more information.

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