21/22 Report of the Schools
Webb presented its Winter Dance Show on the steps of the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. The show was entitled Centum in honor of Webb’s Centennial. The show choreographically referenced hallmarks of Webb’s history, mission and unbounded philosophy. Using contemporary dance influence, the show thematically explored the past, present and future, considering the nature of perspective and progress. Fascinated by Webb’s history, faculty member and dance
alumni Felicity Doyle ’04, Summer Swee-Singh ’07,
company director Michael Szanyi wanted to find a unique
Jarel Hill ’08, Nathan Turczan ’09, Ben Davis ’11 and
way to share and celebrate Webb’s story.
Drew Hersch ’19, movement video from Andrew Waas ’92,
“I was interested in doing something that celebrated this historic moment in Webb’s history, as well as more broadly considering the nature of memory and reflection and
Bailey Scherer ’16 and Christina Dong ’18, as well as text from students Madeline Lilley ’22, Nicholas Lee ’22 and Hunter Lange ’22.
the passage of time and how that can be a springboard
“I reached out to several of them and had wonderful
for new perspectives and new opportunities and new
conversations about dance and art and music and they
futures. I wanted to incorporate many aspects of Webb. So
all shared pieces that we could use for the show,” he said.
choreographically, there were phrases and pieces that use
“In some cases, I choreographed to their music — trying
the mission statement and there was a section where you
to both listen to what the music was telling me, as well as
can see the chapel and museum being built,” Szanyi said.
considering how it would fit into the larger narrative we
Szanyi included alumni to honor their part in getting Webb to this moment. This year’s show featured music from Webb
were creating. And, in some cases, senior dance students got to choreograph the music. This was a real treat!” Watch a recording of the dance show on the Webb YouTube channel.
Contents
21/22 Head of Schools The Centennial Campaign Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Education is Magic Class of 2022 Senior Class Gift A Faculty That Goes Above & Beyond Faculty Awards Health & Wellness of Our Community Alumni Council Affiliates Executive Committee & Parent Class Agents Director of Alumni & Donor Relations Board Of Trustees Facts And Stats Revenues And Expenditures Legacy Hall Of Fame
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ENDOWED FUNDS Funds Over $5,000,000 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
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RECOGNITION Hastings Society By Giving Club Pacesetter’s Club Gifts In Kind Thompson and Vivian Webb Society Raymond M. Alf Museum Of Paleontology Memorial And Honorary Gifts
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Administration Make A Gift
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From the Head of Schools
As our recent students well know, I begin each school year with a Convocation speech to our community. My goal is to drive excitement for the amazing days to come – about our new and returning teachers and staff and about the extraordinary experiences awaiting students in the classroom and on campus.
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Convocation 2021
In these speeches, I lead our students in a mantra about Webb’s values: Without honor, there can be no trust, without trust there can be no community. Perhaps more than in any other year at Webb, 2021-22 was about community. Our students came together for their first full school year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced us to shut down in March 2020 and deliver a virtual program for 2020-21. During this year of return, we struggled at times. It’s no small task to reconnect with 400 students who have been off campus for nearly a year and a half. Not only were our ninthgraders new to Webb, but in many ways so were our 10th-graders and many 11th-graders. What made the year so amazing was how our students, faculty and staff came together to rebuild Webb’s community, making it stronger than ever. As you know, our faculty and staff are so much more than employees who work an eight-hour shift and head home at night. They work nights and weekends and live alongside the students they mentor. They create a home where our
students feel welcomed for who they are and supported as they pursue their dreams. Webb’s sense of community was expressed in highly tangible ways, including how our health and wellness team supported our students, how our faculty and staff provided engagement, how our students advocated for each other and how our graduating classes celebrated our mission to bring the unmatched Webb experience to new generations of students.
“ In these speeches, I lead our students in a mantra about Webb’s values: Without honor, there can be no trust, without trust there can be no community.”
Indeed, because of the struggles, we found new depths to the remarkable sense of community that so many alumni cherish as Webb’s greatest contribution to their lives. In my 34 years at Webb, many moments stand out as particularly special – bright sparks over the years that capture the essence of the Webb experience. This dedication to community in 2021-22 is among the brightest. Sincerely yours,
Taylor B. Stockdale Head of Schools
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Campaign Update
The Next 100: The Centennial Campaign BY BOB FASS, CHIEF ADVANCEMENT OFFICER
On October 23, 2021 Webb officially launched The Next 100: The Centennial Campaign. Our virtual event included a historic announcement that Webb received a future estate gift of at least $100 million from an alumnus, the fifth largest gift to an independent school in U.S. history and the largest west of the Mississippi. With this gift in hand, a campaign goal of $200 million was set, which is four times larger than any previous Webb campaign.
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“ I know from the bottom of my heart, that if I wasn’t at Webb for the past 4 years, I wouldn’t be the same. I have been lucky to walk down such a path that few can, and I hope to make the best of it as I go to university and beyond.” – Jordan G. ’22, Crean Foundation Scholar, Cornell University
The newly renovated Hooper Community Center
At the close of the fiscal year on June 30, 2022, Webb had recorded $182,171,603 representing gifts and commitments made from July 1, 2017 onward. The Centennial Campaign is scheduled to conclude on June 30, 2025. A featured campaign project, Hooper Community Center and Centennial Plaza were a haven for students as we resumed in-person instruction, residential boarding, and campus life activities. In all likelihood, no spaces on campus were used with more regularity than these spaces, made possible by generous philanthropy. Many current students also benefited personally from endowment growth that occurred as a result of giving during the Centennial Campaign. Two realized bequests totaling $9 million were added this year to Webb’s endowment in support of financial aid alongside a new future gift of $3 million. Webb students also benefited from smaller restricted gifts that have an equally profound impact on affordability. Webb’s Fun Fund, Student Activity Fund, and The Webb Experience Fund were all created by donors with a central theme – no student, regardless of the family’s ability to pay the full cost of tuition, should be excluded from a full Webb experience. To that end, students on financial aid also qualify for assistance with personal and incidental expenses, technology resources, travel funds, athletic or activity needs, trips and excursions.
Faculty and staff are also the beneficiaries of generous support from Webb donors. One such named fund is the Donald L. Lofgren Endowed Director's Chair at the Alf Museum, established in honor of our esteemed museum director Don Lofgren who retired at the end of the year. Faculty funds also support research, travel, extended education, and more. In addition, faculty benefit from funds dedicated to specific academic programs such as the arts, mathematics, humanities, and paleontology, as well as capital improvements to faculty housing. More than $15 million has been given since the start of the campaign in 2017 for current operations, making possible unique opportunities such as Unbounded Days, which received high praise this past year. Matching funds from the E.E. Ford Foundation in support of DEI programing is another such example. Moreover, operating funds support the breadth of Webb experiences, big and small, that occur throughout the year and across campus. It is sometimes these smaller moments made possible by donations that don’t make the headlines but have a lasting impact. A few years ago, as we were finishing our last campaign, I called upon a member of the Class of 1949 for his annual gift. This donor has been giving to Webb for decades beginning with his first $3 gift in 1960. We chatted for a while and he was excited to support the school that had meant so much to him in his adolescence. He asked to
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“ I greatly appreciate the opportunity to study and learn in such a wonderful environment. My time at Webb has been truly transformative and I’m so grateful to those who have made it possible.” – Sofia C. ’22, Pravina Dholakia Scholar, Pomona College
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World Languages teacher Malick Mbengue and Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Scott Cooper during Storytelling at Webb hosted by the Office of Equity
confirm the school address and gave a different street number than our current address. I corrected him and he replied, “go check your records.” Webb alumni are very wise and I knew better than to doubt him. I went into the archives and sure enough, right after World War II, there was an alternative address being used for a short time. I called him back and asked how it was possible that he remembered his high school mailing address more than half a century later. He laughed and reminded me that Webb was not just his school, it was his home. He asked if I remember my childhood address. I do. He then described to me the Webb community that housed his adopted mothers and fathers, his classmates who became his brothers, his birthday parties in Mrs. Webb’s dining room, and his misadventures on and off campus. He shared that Webb taught him values and integrity and the ability to think critically.
From this one conversation, I learned so much about philanthropy at Webb. We use big numbers, we have lofty goals, and we seek support for many important projects, but at the end of the day it comes down to impact and experience, and I am incredibly inspired by the passion that our donors feel for enhancing the lives of current students and future generations. If we accomplish one thing in the Centennial Campaign, that is my goal – to inspire each and every donor to invest in the lives of our students.
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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Webb’s Taco Truck BY NICK LEE ’22
Let’s go on a drive. Don’t worry, it’ll be short, only five minutes away from Webb on Towne and Foothill. In the northwest parking lot, illuminated by a fading CVS Pharmacy sign, you’ll spot a taco truck. Actually, you’ll probably hear the massive crowd before you see it – firefighters mockingly chasing toddlers gripping foil wraps and teenagers laughing in the back of pickup trucks – all huddled around a smoky grill and a pineapple-topped rotisserie. Tattooed bodybuilders line up with police officers and elementary students who cannot get enough of the jarritos. And on Friday nights, you’ll always see a group of Webb students there too. Tacos bring people together.
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“ Nick, you were and will always be an essential part of the taco truck. You brought the flavor of diverse perspectives and experiences, the spice of controversy, and the utility of a sturdy truck coming to do the hard work each and every day and serve its community. Students like you are the reason that the work of equity and inclusion is essential and why you have made such a powerful impact on the climate and culture at Webb. Best wishes as you bring a taco truck to another lucky school community.” – John Choi, Director of Equity This is community: folks of all backgrounds, ages, and identities finding common space and conversation. I credit Mr. Choi's office and the DEI program with being the “taco truck” of Webb. In that boxy Hooper office stocked with all-youcan-eat gummies, Webb students build community. DEI – diversity, equity, and inclusion – brings students together. I have never heard applause so loud as during a BSU open mic, nor experienced a space so raw as an affinity group. We keep it real. The definition of DEI can get lost in the grand gestures of political fanfare and storefront advertisements, but here’s what it means to me: no matter who you are, where you are from or where you are going, you are welcome here. You will find your people. We want to be your people. At Webb, you have the space to be yourself, real and intimate and uncomfortably you. So here goes. This is my attempt at DEI work, via this Webb publication. Hi, my name is Nick Lee. I am 5’11.5'' and despise that I cannot call myself 6 feet tall. I am terrible at pool, great at finding new taco stands, and harmfully competitive in all-you-can-eat competitions. I am learning to love my Korean heritage, but it is hard sometimes. Last week, an old surfer got in my face and asked if I could fight in kung fu or taekwondo. I didn’t need to be Asian to understand that those are fighting words. But tomorrow I leave for college, and in my last meal in California, my best friends and I are sharing Korean food, family-style. That’s the Korean culture I’m proud of, the part of myself I love to share. After all, Texas got nothing on our barbecue.
See, it’s not that hard. DEI work is just keeping it real. And in keeping it real, you learn to have raw conversations. Webb is a living and learning community, and the DEI program transcends both. We’re a global boarding school, composed of hundreds of students from distinct and intrinsically disparate identities. We ask these teenagers to live together, to grow together, to not only share meals but also share opinions on the death penalty and creationism. It’s a tall task, and yet, I lived it every day for four years. Such conversation and proximity forges a powerful shared space. My best friends are from Rancho Cucamonga, Madrid, and Beijing. Webb’s DEI work protects both our students and our classrooms. DEI empowers the students to speak from themselves, for themselves – and in these moments, we produce truly educational dialogue. This dialogue is the core of our Webb education. I was an Admission Fellow, and on tours, parents would always ask, “Was Webb a good education?” Yes. I have learned more at Webb than anywhere else because Webb takes learning beyond the classroom. Webb taught me the world is in my grasp, and called on me to change it. And so, Webb is built on DEI work. DEI education comes in two parts. First, it invites students to find intimacy and safety, to have tough conversations and look within themselves. Then, DEI asks us to pay it forward. Look back on that taco truck one last time. Look down Towne and Foothill, and further than Claremont and Southern California. Here is the real world, outside of the rolling green hills and newly-renovated Hooper Center. The real world is beautiful and broken. When we graduate, shake the hand of Taylor Stockdale, and leave the sanctuary of the black Webb gates, every Webb student knows two things. One, it is our generation's role to improve our world. Two, we always have a Webb community to come back to.
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The Webb Fund
Education is Magic BY PETER GILMAN, DIRECTOR OF THE WEBB FUND I recently attended a conference in which a featured presenter challenged us to uncover our ‘Why’ for doing what it is we do. Why were we in education? How do you explain what it is you do and the importance of doing it? It was then that I heard a response so succinct, so clear in vision and spirit, that I’ve since adopted it as my own. In short, the speaker shared, “a great education is magic.” They expanded that a meaningful education is a transformative experience not simply by the depth of knowledge gained through a particular curriculum, but by the way that it challenges the student to dig deeper and investigate their role in their education. Furthermore, that such an experience can be designed intentionally to inspire the student to go out and share the benefits of that education with the world. Reflecting upon that answer later, I recalled my first moments on campus at Webb. Even arriving for the very first time, it felt like home. That is thanks in part to my own experience as a student at an independent day school in my hometown of Oklahoma City,
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Oklahoma. Developing in that environment was often very challenging, but it was also incredibly rewarding. I received a tremendous amount of support at the times I needed it most, from the faculty and staff who felt like extended family. It was a safe environment that encouraged self-expression, understood the importance of community, and took to heart the value of educating students beyond the four walls of a classroom or the bindings of a textbook. Later, while pursuing my undergraduate degree at Occidental College, I discovered the field of advancement through the college’s student phonathon center. I welcomed the opportunity to channel my passion for Oxy through the generosity of the alumni, parents, and friends, who made my education possible. It’s hard to believe that was over ten years ago now! Especially now as we strive to grow Webb’s annual base of support in line with the goals of The Next 100: The Centennial Campaign, I am thrilled to bring that same passion to The Webb Schools as the Director of The Webb Fund. I look forward to bringing the magic of a Webb education to current students through the philanthropic support of our community. Thank you to all the generous and dedicated donors reading this report. I hope to have the chance to connect with each of you.
Ready for The Next 100 THE WEBB FUND
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Senior Class Gift
The Class of 2022 Senior Gift Campaign 12 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
The senior class gift campaign is an opportunity to educate each outgoing class on the importance of philanthropy in the life of The Webb Schools. Every year, hundreds of alumni donors make a gift in support of myriad programs and needs at Webb that tuition alone does not cover. Throughout the academic year, the Office of Advancement and the Office of Alumni Relations work with seniors on all the ways to remain connected to Webb after graduation, emphasizing that the opportunity to give back is just one way to leave an impact on the Webb community. This year there was extra incentive for students to participate thanks to a matching gift challenge from Webb trustee Jordan Taylor ’02. Many of the seniors gave in response to the challenge, seeing their support matched to an area of campus which means most to them. This year’s class gave to scholarships and financial aid, The Webb Fund, a variety of student activity funds, and the Alf Museum. Several were also inspired enough to give $20.22 or above, joining Webb’s Pacesetter’s Club for recent graduates with their first gift.
The Class of 2022 achieved over 22% participation in honor of their graduating year. Dean of Students for Webb School of California Rick Duque had this to say: “They stepped up as they were stepping out. It was no surprise at all. Their generosity will allow others the opportunity to have the full Webb experience. They absolutely left Webb better than it was when they arrived!” Dean of Students for Vivian Webb School Sarah Lantz also remarked: “The Class of 2022 has always been a philanthropic, community-minded class—it doesn't surprise me they stepped up to the challenge to support Webb in such a heroic manner. Their service and dedication to the Webb community was exemplary. We will always be grateful to the Class of 2022 for their courage and generous spirit in giving back to Webb.” To learn more about supporting students during their time at Webb and beyond, please contact Peter Gilman, director of The Webb Fund, at (909) 482-5288 or pgilman@webb.org.
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ourdoor classroom photo
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Faculty
A Faculty That Goes Above and Beyond BY MICHAEL SZANYI, DEAN OF FACULTY
Food and fun! These are the first things that come to mind when I think about celebrating the work of the faculty last year. Well … kind of. Resilient and hopeful also come to mind. With the ever-changing nature of the year, I think about the incredible support faculty provided to each other, to the students, and to the community. Underneath it all, there was a grounded energy that we would get through the year together.
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Faculty
Faculty and staff perform at Webb Jubilee
UNFORTUNATELY, RELENTLESS AND HARROWING come to mind as well. I think about the moments that seemed never ending and the toll it took on our mental wellbeing. There was the quarantining, the centennial tent, January, dusting off Zoom. There’s no getting around that it was a tough year.
So, like I said, in true Webb fashion, the first thing that comes to mind is food! For example, I think of Nika Haleftiras who put together dorm family time with special dinner nights. With students volunteering to help cook, they made lasagna together, rolled meatballs, baked brownies, and formed assembly lines to carry items down from Nika’s house to the Alamo. Or, I think of Esteban Vasquez, who believes in learning through your stomach. In class they had sweet bread and coffee, different types of tamales, and traditional Mexican hot chocolate, all while developing cultural awareness and understanding the cultural impact of these foods. Or, I think of Anthony Flucker, who wanted to do something special with his advisory. They took turns making traditional Chinese food
Dean of Campus Life Ken Rosenfeld and Ana Gutierrez at Cafe 1175 in Hooper Community Center
Honestly, though, that’s not the article I want to write as I enter my third year as Dean of Faculty. Reliving some of those memories doesn’t quite serve us. Instead, I’d prefer to express gratitude for all the great work the faculty did last year, to authentically share the joy that they bring to Webb, and to celebrate their teaching inside the classroom and, perhaps more importantly than ever before, their expansive efforts outside of the classroom. 16 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
World Languages teacher Morgan Kapp in the classroom
together and sharing stories about their families, reflecting on how beautiful it can be to share a meal together in this way. It’s not just food though. It’s also the fun, especially in the exploration of the world around us! For example, I think of Joseph Vincent, who was doing a mini unit on Chinese religions. After reading some simplified texts, the class went to the Williamson Gallery at Scripps College to look at Daoist and Confucian paintings where they were able to speak about form and content in expressive and nuanced ways. Or, I think about Susanna Linsley, who led a successful Unbounded Days right at the end of the Omicron wave. For many students, it was the first time they took a train downtown, visited Los Angeles, or went to a museum. For other students, it was the first time they had been to a restaurant in two years. And still for others doing a more outdoorsy course, they were thankful for the opportunity to challenge their bodies and for the happiness that being outside can bring. Or, I think of Andrew Neyer, whose golf team trip to Catalina to play Avalon couldn't be overnight, but they still made it a fun trip by adjusting their ferry ride home so the kids could play in the ocean after their match. And they loved it!
Faculty during Theme Week 2021
matter the external constraints, the faculty are always innovative in creating a community that can truly cherish being with one another. Of course, there is so much more I could mention. The Junior Scholars Program. The Halloween chalk drawing at Jones. The dance show. The creative writing students doing a roundtable dramatic reading of Act III of The Ferryman on the quad. For every one of these, there are many more to get mentioned. So, how do we fully express gratitude for all the great work the faculty did last year? The faculty got to the heart of who we are, reimagined the priorities of the classroom space, committed to process, empowered students, helped graduate the centennial class … for all of that and so much more, with the sincerest appreciation, I can say this: thank you for making us Webb!
World Languages teacher and Coach of the Year Malick Mbengue with the state championship-winning VWS varsity soccer team
All these seemingly simple moments remind us why we love Webb, but perhaps more importantly in this moment, I think they remind us why we are so thankful for the work of the faculty. They are a special group that helps to create the magic of this place. Sometimes it’s through food, and sometimes it’s through fun. But no
Dean of Faculty and Dance Company Director Michale Szanyi with the dance team before the winter dance performance, Centum
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Perry Awards The Perry Awards were established and endowed in 1995 by generous donors to honor the life and work of former faculty Les and Barbara Perry, who devoted thirty years to the students of Webb and served the school loyally and in many capacities. The Perry Awards serve as a tangible reward for a job well done and for extraordinary dedication to the growth and development of Webb students. THE 2021-22 PERRY AWARD WINNERS: Joseph Vincent, World Languages Mr. Joseph Vincent dives into the study of World Languages – personally and as a teacher. Not satisfied with written and verbal fluency in Chinese and Spanish, he spent the summer of 2021 at Middlebury College’s prestigious graduate program in French studies as a recipient of the Davis Fellowship for Peace. He approaches his classes the same way, making the student experience his priority. In his classes, don’t expect to just learn vocabulary and conjugations. Expect to fully experience the language through highly deliberated and detailed class blocks. Outside of the classroom, Joseph enriches Webb’s community with his characteristic charm and wit, whether he’s supporting our international students, leading a hike or orchestrating a trip into Los Angeles. This Perry Award allowed Vincent to return to Middlebury and continue his studies as he cements his understanding of French and further strengthens his ability to serve Webb’s students. Joseph has a BA in Chinese language and literature from Reed College and an MA in Chinese literature from National Taiwan University. He joined Webb in 2019. Melissa Mani, Fawcett Library Ms. Melissa Mani is perhaps the ultimate utility player at Webb, providing support in the library, substituting in classrooms and championing students as an advisor and diversity, equity and inclusion advocate. As Webb’s assistant librarian, her multifaceted skillset ranges from running an independent study in
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Arabic to ensuring students have a conducive place to study and the resources they need. Beyond this, she is dedicated to creating a true sense of belonging for Webb’s students. Melissa guides students with empathy, care and compassion. The reality is that no task is too large or too small for Melissa, and she handles each of them with professionalism and grace. She never seeks individual recognition or credit, as she truly does all these things for Webb because of how much she values and loves the work. Melissa received her BA in Islamic law and theology from Zaytuna College and her MA in religious studies from Claremont Graduate University before joining Webb in 2017. Jackie Leishman, Fine Arts For Mrs. Jackie Leishman, who teaches Webb’s Advanced Art course, art is life and life is art. She approaches art as a way of seeing, interpreting and living in the world. For her, art is a way of asking and answering serious questions – as demonstrated by her recent work addressing climate change. Jackie teaches that creativity is a skill we cultivate, practice and enjoy daily, and that success and failure are both legitimate aspects of the creative process. In summer 2022, Leishman continued her education through an art residency in Italy, studying such artists as Michelangelo, Bernini, Raphael, and Caravaggio and creating a new body of work inspired by the history of Rome. This contextual understanding of the development of western art will inform her class discussions and aid her in cultivating student voices, vision and studio practice – as well as her own skills. Jackie joined Webb’s fine arts department in 2017 and holds a BA from University of Georgia and an MFA in photography from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.
For every faculty named, there are many more that should be recognized!
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Faculty Awards The Laurence McMillin Excellence in Teaching Award Mark Lauer, Humanities Dr. Mark Lauer’s advice, recommendations, and solid sense of purpose permeate what he does both inside and outside of the classroom. Whether that’s helping his students navigate the big questions in Advanced Studies The Age of Enlightenment, or unpack the nuance in our cultural history in the 10th grade The American Idea course, Mark creates spaces that are inclusive, supportive of diverse voices, and asks students to find meaning, grounding, and perspective. Last year, Mark also championed the Breakfast Literary Magazine in Webb’s afternoon activities program, publishing literature and art that allow students to explore their imaginations, passions, and talents. Mark is genuinely enthusiastic, from his hearty hellos in the humanities office to his generous approach in the classroom. Mark is genuinely hip, just check out his stash of unique jackets and boots. Mark is also a bit of a trickster, as one colleague put it, “When I think of Mark, what comes to mind are his equal measures of gregariousness and mischievousness. No one is as ready to sit and talk about how things are going on in your life while simultaneously misleading you about the starting time of the next class rotation.” Mark’s spirit permeates through whatever he does, making Webb’s student, faculty, and community experience electric. In addition, Webb is so grateful that Mark is taking that passion for teaching and facilitating into the role of Lead Class Advisor for the senior class. The Class of 2023 is surely in good hands! For his dedication to helping everyone find balance, humor, and deeply grounded expression, the 2021-22 Laurence McMillin Excellence in Teaching Award goes to Dr. Mark Lauer. The Laurence McMillin Excellence in Teaching Award was established and endowed by David Loo ’79.
James T. Demetriades ’80 Endowed Prize for Unbounded Thinking Lauren Hartle, Humanities Unbounded teaching extends far beyond the classroom and far beyond what is classically thought of as teaching, and that is why Dr. Lauren Hartle immediately comes to mind when thinking of unbounded teachers. Lauren is kind, 20 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
generous, open, and unbounded with her time, energy, and passion for the health and well-being of everyone around her. In the dorm, Lauren has developed deep connections with students, so much so that she receives almost daily updates on the goings on of Harry Styles. In academic support, Lauren reaches out to students to help plan and achieve both academic and life goals, helping students develop intrinsic motivation and self-worth. In the humanities office, at the lunch table, and on the weekends, Lauren is always willing to pitch in, to offer perspective, to clean up that last bit of trash, to offer an open ear. She is a champion for students, for faculty, and for staff, and she makes authentic connections with everyone around her. Webb is so grateful that she agreed to serve as Interim Chair of English and Humanities for the fall of 2022, and as Dr. Theresa Smith stated, “Lauren’s keen intellect, her deep care for students and colleagues, and her imaginative and inspired teaching make her a wonderful contribution to the faculty.” For her dedication to unbounded thought, actions, teaching, connection, and expression, the 2021-22 James T. Demetriades Prize for Unbounded Teaching goes to Dr. Lauren Hartle. The James T. Demetriades ’80 Prize for Unbounded Thinking was established and endowed by James T. Demetriades ’80.
Jean E. Miller Excellence in Teaching Stephen Caddy, Math Positive. Super high energy. Caring. Enthusiastic. Passionate. Canada. These are some of the first words that come to mind when people describe Mr. Stephen Caddy. Simply put, Stephen is an impact teacher. In the math classroom, Stephen inspires students through his energetic, accessible, and supportive approach. His impact on our volleyball program is hard to sum up in just a few words. However, in short, Stephen took a program that was struggling to field just enough players to play a game, to a deep, thriving, and extremely successful program – touting multiple wins, league championships, and CIF appearances. His players cite that “Mr. Caddy is always so encouraging and so positive. Always doing his best to build us up, not to tear us down.” Additionally, he has served as a WSC Lead Class Advisor for multiple years, successfully setting the tone for each class and ensuring that each and every student in the class feels a sense of belonging and place here at Webb. But, perhaps the most impressive part of Stephen’s time at Webb has been all of the energy and
joy he has brought to the Webb community beyond his normal duties. Whether it is taking students curling over the weekends or starting the infamous Webb Street Hockey League, it is safe to say that his enthusiasm for life has permeated through the community since the day he stepped foot on campus. For his deep commitment to all aspects of life at Webb and the impact that he’s had on all of our community, the 2021-22 Jean E. Miller Excellence in Teaching Award goes to Mr. Stephen Caddy. The Jean E. Miller Excellence in Teaching Award was established and endowed by the Affiliates of The Webb Schools.
Thompson and Vivian Webb Award Nika Haleftiras, Science Ms. Nika Haleftiras has had quite a large impact on our community in three short years. Arriving to Webb freshly out of her undergraduate experience, Nika jumped right in to all things Webb. A couple of her major contributions during her time here include the following: serving as a cornerstone of Webb’s Integrated Physics & Chemistry team; thoughtfully revamping the AP Environmental Science curriculum; serving as an integral part of Webb’s basketball program; becoming one of the only female WSC dorm heads in the schools’ long history; earning her master’s degree all while working at Webb full time (and through a pandemic!); attentively serving as a trusted advisor, mentor, and excellent baker for 9th grade students. It is pretty apparent that Nika has achieved quite a bit during her short tenure here at Webb. However, while these are impressive individual accomplishments, what is more impressive about her resume is how she always accomplishes these things with Webb’s best interest in mind. She prioritizes the success of her students and the needs of the school in order to ensure that at the end of the day, Webb is a better place. Her Alamo residents all rave about how “Ms. H was a key reason why we had such a tight-knit community in Alamo this year. Ms. H really cares about each and every one of us.” It is clear that Nika’s reach at Webb has been far and wide. For her deep commitment to the Webb community and the extraordinary impact that she has been able to make in such a short period of time, the 2021-22 Thompson and Vivian Webb Award goes to Ms. Nika Haleftiras.
Jacques and Mimi Pauwels Award for Excellence in World Languages and Cultures Malick Mbengue, World Languages In so many more ways than one, Mr. Malick Mbengue embodies the spirit of the Pauwels Award. His love of French language and culture runs much deeper than what happens in his classroom. He exudes passion for travel and culture and has made a significant impact by sharing his personal stories and experiences with the community at large. Malick has a natural wanderlust and desire to connect his past to his present to better his future. In conversations he has had with colleagues as well as in his most recent request for professional growth, it is clear that his vision for the future of our French language program is tightly aligned with what Jacques Pauwels (Webb faculty from 1975-1994) envisioned for the future of language learning at Webb. With this award, Webb recognizes Malick’s contribution to not just the French program, but to making the community a better and more inclusive place. Additionally, Webb hopes that this award enables him to rediscover and reconnect with his roots, to encourage self-discovery, and to help Webb expand its roots. Webb hopes that this award serves as an affirmation of Malick’s deep contributions to our community and his sense of belonging here at Webb. In addition to his impressive work in world languages, Malick also coached the VWS varsity soccer team to its first CIF Southern Section title and their first-ever state championship this year. The team posted an undefeated season, going 8-0 in San Joaquin League play and 20-0 overall. Malick was named Coach of the Year for his tremendous work. For his intense love of world languages and bettering himself and those around him, the 2021-22 Jacques and Mimi Pauwels Award for Excellence in World Languages and Cultures goes to Mr. Malick Mbengue. The Jacques and Mimi Pauwels Fund for Excellence in World Languages and Cultures was established and endowed by Eric Pauwels ’79 in honor of his parents.
The Thompson and Vivian Webb Award was endowed by Edmund L. Piper ’43.
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Health & Wellness
The Health & Wellness of Our Community BY MELANIE BAUMAN, DIRECTOR OF WELLNESS
From the very beginning of the pandemic, Webb engaged our entire community in thinking about how we not only survive a pandemic, but how we thrive. As we transitioned from languid days on Zoom to the exciting, and for some overwhelming, experience of being together (again for some, and for the first time for many), the administration and faculty began to think through what learning loss for an adolescent might look like in practical application. We would need to reteach our values, remind juniors stepping into leadership positions what they had learned about as incoming 9th graders about what makes Webb special. We knew from surveying the community that our energy would be different, that there was a true emotional toll of surviving a pandemic, and that to thrive together we would need to have open communication, allow significant space for emotional touch points and that rebuilding, establishing, or strengthening relationships with each other was key. Relationships and connection are where we started, and engaging our student leaders was crucial. Immediately, student leaders began to talk about what new students didn’t know: clean up after yourself in the Dining Hall; talk through disagreements; don’t rely on cancel culture to solve conflict; acknowledge and discuss the impact of words vs. their intent; oh and by the way, that classroom you can’t pronounce, it’s right over here! Student leaders
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themselves felt that adjustment, as they searched their memories to take on their new roles, being reminded along the way and at times learning right alongside new students. The first few months of the 2021-22 school year highlighted how differently the pandemic was experienced for individuals in our community. Different countries and states passed through the year and a half prior with vastly different guidelines and safety nets. Some students had not been in large crowds for months, some had the privilege of living in spaces with open air
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Health & Wellness
Admission Fellow Nick Lee '22 leads a new student group during Orientation 2021
access all along, some had never experienced a lengthy lockdown, while others had been living in and out of various states of lockdown throughout. As a result, coming back together in a safe, COVID-preventative way was our priority. Beyond working with students to understand best health practices in the context of communal living, together we were vaccinated, we explored the safety of outdoor vs. indoor dining, we got used to masks in class, and toggled through weekly updates to our health process as the world learned best practices and adjusted with varying levels of protective measures. As we became accustomed to the space again, and health guidelines began to feel less foreign, our focus shifted to the way we are with each other in the celebratory and challenging moments. Students and adults alike focused on the ways we regain energy, as so many community members noted that exhaustion from constant social engagement seemed strangely intense. Pressure in these moments highlighted how our emotional bandwidth needed care and attention as we shifted once again to navigate the rebuilding of interpersonal conflict skills, something that extensive screen time and social distancing had shaken. We practiced ADEAR conversations with classes that struggled through conversations about identity; learned about each other through storytelling events; reflected on the change we all experienced through chapel talks; and spent time in each class reflecting on how we enter into each space, taking a
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moment of personal reflection that helped normalize and breathe life into these initial challenges. We rode out waves of COVID worry, managed isolation spaces, adjusted to new and updated guidance, learned to take perspective when pushed to our limits with yet another moment of “COVID has taken from me...” – and we leaned hard into community, the connections that we knew from the beginning would be our largest and most preventative supports. We taught traditions to ¾ of the student body who had never seen or experienced these events before. We introduced transitions to the school that we would be taking in this and the coming years, and eventually we all began to look ahead to the future. Having talked about it for over a year and a half, we moved from surviving into full Webb thriving, and now we begin again, with a renewed foundation and excitement for the future.
Upper campus during move-in after Winter Break in January 2022
Alumni Council
Alumni Council 2021-22 Kathy Fredrich ’02 President
REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
Jordan Taylor ’02 Vice President
Ben Davis ’11 (Los Angeles, CA) Gauri Gadgil ’06 (Los Angeles, CA) Kunal Shah ’97 (Los Angeles, CA) Whitney Wharton ’05 (San Diego, CA) Jessica Dholakia ’07 (San Francisco, CA) Will Habos ’04 (San Francisco, CA) Sameer Dholakia ’91 (Silicon Valley) Abigail Johnson Hess ’12 (New York, NY) Carly Paris ’10 (New York, NY) Alexis De La Rosa ’11 (Philadelphia, PA) David Ivey-Soto ’82 (Washington, D.C.) Brad Sargent ’94 (Washington, D.C.) David Ditz ’72 (Portland, OR) Preston Clarke ’98 (Phoenix, AZ) Timothy Sun ’89 (Hong Kong) Keating Leung ’98 (Hong Kong) Henry Xu ’12 (Beijing/Shenzhen) Jimmy Hsieh ’89 (Taiwan) Joanne Goh ’99 (Shanghai) Chan Woo Sung ’86 (Seoul)
Doug Gregg ’66 Immediate Past President
MEMBERS AT LARGE Jim Boyce ’75 Diana Escalante ’12 Ariel Fan ’10 Jessica Gupta ’05 Stephanie Ho ’04 Micol Issa ’05 Praveena Jeereddi ’90 Ken Liu ’10 Sandeep Madhavan ’99 Coleen Martinez ’86 Michael McDermott ’83 Dwight Morgan ’65 Ed Ratinoff ’83 Bill Ripley ’60 Dakota Santana-Grace ’11 Nihar Shah ’04 Joe Thomas ’70
Ariel Fan '10, Stephanie Ho '04, Kathy Fredrich '02, Lorraine Sun '04 and Heather Stockton at the Webb Holiday Party in Pasadena, California THE REPORT OF THE SCHOOLS 2021-22 25
The Affiliates
Affiliates Parent Class Executive Representatives Committee 2021-22 2021-22 VIVIAN WEBB SCHOOL CLASS OF 2022
Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87, P ’22, ’25 Gina Lee P ’22 Co-Presidents Seon Baek P ’23 Esther Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22, ’23 Michelle Paik P ’14, ’16, ’19, ’22, ’25 First Vice Presidents Linda Metz P ’22 Jennifer & Barry Oglesby P ’23 Second Vice Presidents Summer Duffy P ’22, ’25 Wendy Maschler P ’21, ’24 Third Vice Presidents Haissam Alrachid P ’20, ’22 Sonia Seara P ’23 Business Office Liaisons Devanie Donez P ’21, ’24 Recording Secretary Jenny Kong P ’15, ’18, ’22 Corresponding Secretary
Summer Duffy P ’22, ’25 Linda Metz P ’22, ’25 CLASS OF 2023
Jerrelyn Inocencio Diaz P ’23 Kristen Fass P ’23 CLASS OF 2024
Melissa Becker P ’20,’ 24 Alice Wong P ’24 CLASS OF 2025
Amber Chin P ’23, ’25,’ 26 Raea Figueroa-Darby P ’25
WEBB SCHOOL OF CALIFORNIA CLASS OF 2022
Esther Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22, ’23 CLASS OF 2023
Seon Baek P ’23 Ruth Yang P ’20, ’23 CLASS OF 2024
Lisa De Armas P ’21, ’24 Katherine Kan P ’22, ’24 CLASS OF 2025
Chris Berg P ’25 Susan Bohrer-Berg P ’25
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Affiliates Benefit 2022 The Affiliates celebrated the return of their annual benefit on April 1, 2022, themed Webb 100: Think, Act, Lead, Give, with over 200 guests in attendance, including parents, family and friends. The night was filled with excitement, laughter, music, and support for Webb. This year’s event supported The Affiliates Fund for Academic Program Enhancements and Innovative Teaching Tools. With support from the Affiliates Benefit, Webb faculty can enhance their already unbounded classroom teaching, continue to advance student research and form course-deepening partnerships beyond Webb’s campus home. Proceeds from The Affiliates Benefit contribute directly to Webb’s distinctive programming seen throughout campus from the Alf Museum and the Robotics Team, to performing arts and science labs, just to name a few. Webb would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the event co-chairs Linda Metz P ’22, ’25 and Jennifer & Barry Oglesby P ’23, Affiliates Co-Presidents Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87, P ’22, ’25 and Gina Lee P ’22, and all the volunteers for making the 2022 benefit a great success.
Webb 100
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From the Director of Alumni & Donor Relations
The Webb Connection BY LEXUS BEAMAN ’08, DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI & DONOR RELATIONS
Last year I had the privilege of standing next to my best friend as she said “I do” to her now husband. At their reception I told the story of how we became friends, better known as The Bagel Story. It was our freshman year at Webb in Jones dormitory and the story involved bunk beds, late night hunger, lots of laughs, and – you guessed it – a bagel. Since that night, we’ve been through college on opposite coasts, relationship ups and downs, many jobs, and countless moves. Through it all, the one thing that was constant was our friendship.
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I can meet an alum from any decade, and we instantly understand and feel a kinship with one another.
Since joining the Alumni Office staff at Webb, I have met dozens of alumni who have shared very similar stories with me, albeit without a bagel. Through these conversations, we share a common understanding of how those experiences shaped our lives and still affect us to this day. I can meet an alum from any decade, and we instantly understand and feel a kinship with one another. This immediate bond is better known as the “Webb Connection.” It is the Webb Connection that binds us together as a community. It begins to form while you are a student, going through day-to-day life together, sharing meals and helping each other learn. It continues to build with those who you may not have shared time with as students but who you met later through events or chance encounters. It forms in the smallest of moments, in what may seem insignificant at the time, but becomes the lasting story you share at a wedding 17 years later. The Webb Connection was on full display at our latest alumni event in Los Angeles. Alumni from eight decades were in attendance, from our most recent graduating class of 2022 to a gentleman who
graduated in 1951. It was wonderful to see alumni sharing their Webb experiences with each other, finding common ground even though they were on campus decades apart. For example, an alumnus from the 2000s wanted to learn about the current sports program so he asked the recent 2022 graduates, sparking a lively conversation about athletics at Webb. Another alumnus from the 1960s told stories from “back in my day” to alumni from the 2010s who asked what was the same and different in those years. Some of my favorite Webb Connection stories occur in the most unlikely of places. Stories have been shared where an alum sees a person wearing a Webb T-shirt or jacket in an airport or foreign country, thousands of miles from Claremont, and asks if they attended Webb. Instantly, a connection forms. Nothing else drew these people together, except Webb. This connection has also helped alumni network with others in their field and gain internships and full-time employment. When an alum sees an applicant has attended Webb, they know this person leads with distinction and acts with honor and moral courage, without ever having met them. It’s the Webb Connection that gives alumni a professional advantage. The Webb Connection is what brings classmates and friends back together each year at Alumni
Weekend. Whether you’ve seen someone recently or not since you graduated five, ten, or even fifty years ago, you pick up where you left off like no time has passed. It keeps you reminiscing all day before dancing the night away to some of your favorite high school jams. In my role as Director of Alumni & Donor Relations, I hope to foster the Webb Connection within the alumni and greater Webb communities, so it grows stronger with each graduating class. I invite each of you to find new Webb connections and strengthen existing ones. • Text a friend just to say hello. • Reach out to a classmate you haven’t spoken to in a while to reconnect. • Offer to be a mentor to young alumni just starting out in the workforce. • Introduce yourself to someone wearing a Webb T-shirt no matter where you are. • Attend a Webb event and strike up a conversation with an alum from another era. You never know what small encounter or occurrence will turn into the story you tell for years to come. Together, we can – we will – make the Webb Connection the strongest it can be.
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Board of Trustees
The Webb Schools 2022-23 Board of Trustees Sanjiv P. Dholakia ’87, Chairman Christina Mercer McGinley, Ph.D. ’84, Vice Chair, Secretary R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70, Chairman, Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology Board, ex officio Michael M. Chang ’92 Deval R. Dvivedi ’00 Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95 Bill and Wendy Hornbuckle Jennifer Ishiguro ’91 Naveen Jeereddi ’92 Sandra Lee Rebish, M.D. ’88 Julia Marciari-Alexander, Ph.D. ’85 Rahmi Mowjood, D.O. ’90 David C. Myles, Ph.D. ’80 Mickey E. Novak ’70 Melvin L. Oliver, Ph.D. Janet K. Peddy, Director of Finance, Planning and Operations, Chief Financial Officer & Asst. Secretary, ex officio Miles Rosedale ’69 Wendin D. Smith, Ph.D. ’89 Taylor Stockdale, Head of Schools, President & Chief Executive Officer, ex officio Jordan Taylor ’02 Lara Tiedens, Ph.D. Lance C. Williams ’97 Denis Yip
LIFE TRUSTEES Jim Drasdo ’63 Hugh H. Evans Jr. ’49 Anne Gould Earl (Bud) Hoover II ’52 Murray H. Hutchison Ann Longley Claire McCloud Kimball (Kim) McCloud ’67 Roger Millar ’61 Susan Nelson Paul Reitler ’54 Peter Ziegler ’63
HONORARY TRUSTEES William Chiu Robert Hefner ’53 Pak Fu King Ming Chung Liu Col. John Rogers, USAF (Ret.) ’59 Yafei Yuan 30 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology 2022-23 Board of Trustees R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70, Chairman Caroline Adler Morales ’00 Gretchen J. Augustyn Terry W. Baganz Richard H. Clark Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 Sanjiv P. Dholakia ’87, Chairman, The Webb Schools, ex officio Andrew Farke, Ph.D., Museum Director, President, ex officio Daniel Gluckstein, M.D. Ronald P. Hagander ’66 James E. Hall, Ph.D. ’59 Lexington B. Henn ’09 F. Gard Jameson, Ph.D. ’71 Jenny Kong Carl W.R. Lachman ’86 David P. Mirkin, M.D. ’66 L.J. Patrick Muffler, Ph.D. ’54 Michelle Plyley Mary W. Rose, Ph.D. Elizabeth A. Smith ’92 Charles Steinmann, M.D. Taylor Stockdale, Head of Schools, ex officio Page W. Thibodeaux Thomas Yu ’06 Tammy Zipser
LIFE TRUSTEES Anne G. Earhart Sherwood C. Kingsley ’58 John R. Lynas ’55 Douglas F. Myles Michael O. Woodburne, Ph.D.
2021-22 Facts and Stats YEAR FOUNDED: 1922
2021-22 OPERATING BUDGET: $23.6 Million
STUDENT BODY 407 Total Students 51% WSC 49% VWS
ENDOWMENT: $55.3 Million
DEMOGRAPHICS 71% domestic from 10 states: California, Georgia, Illinois, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington 29% international from 18 countries and territories: Australia, Canada, Chile, China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, Ukraine, and Vietnam. FACULTY 60 Teaching faculty 85% hold advanced degrees 72% live on campus 7:1 Student/teacher ratio NATIONAL MERIT RECOGNITION 2018-2022 506 Graduates (five years) 88 Letters of Commendation 36 Semi-Finalists 33 Finalists 21 National Hispanic Scholars ATHLETICS 41 Teams 15 Sports FINE ARTS Dance Instrumental and Choral Music Media Arts Technical Theater Theater Visual Arts
FINANCIAL AID: $5.6 Million need-based for 35% of students TOTAL LIVING ALUMNI OF RECORD: 5,446 67% Webb School of California, 33% Vivian Webb School COLLEGE PROFILE - CLASS OF 2022 • 100% of the Class of 2022 applied and admitted to selective, four-year colleges • 95% of the Class of 2022 accepted into a college in the top 10% based on US News & World Report • 10 colleges on average applied to • 5 or more acceptances on average • 1500 SAT and 34 ACT average scores for the Class of 2022 ACCREDITATION AND MEMBERSHIPS THE WEBB SCHOOLS: • The Association of Boarding Schools • Association of College Counselors in Independent Schools (founding member) • Association of Independent School Admission Professionals • California Association of Independent Schools (founding member) • College Entrance Examination Board • Council for the Advancement and Support of Education • Cum Laude Society • Educational Records Bureau • Independent Curriculum Group • National Association of College Admission Counseling • National Association of Independent Schools • National Coalition of Girls’ Schools • Western Association of Schools and Colleges • Western Boarding Schools Association ALF MUSEUM: • A merican Alliance of Museums • A merican Association for the Advancement of Science • A merican Society of Mammalogists • Association for Materials and Methods in Paleontology • Geological Society of America • International Biogeography Society • National Association of Geology Teachers • National Geographic Society • National Science Teacher Association • Paleontological Society • Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections • Society of Vertebrate Paleontology
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Revenues and Expenditures GIFT REVENUE: $10,908,191.89
74% Alumni
Gift Highlights July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022 60 60 50 2% Corporations 50 and40 Foundations 40 30 4% Friends 30 20 10Current 20%20 and10 Past Parents 60 0 0 50 40 30
2018-19: $40.1 2019-20: $42.7 2020-21: $51.1 2021-22: $55.3
Academic and Student Programming
$50 MM
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2019-20: $16.5
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TOTAL GIVING (in $30millions) MM
80 60 60 40 40 20 20 120 0 0 100
OPERATING EXPENSES: TOTAL: $23.6M
58% Salaries and Benefits
$37.8
2017-18:
In addition, Webb received a future estate gift of at least $100M from an alumnus during the 2021-22 fiscal year. With this gift, Webb launched The Next 100: The Centennial 80 Campaign. To read more about this historic gift 60 and the campaign, please visit webb100.org. 40
18% Operations and Physical Plant
2017-18:
20 120 120 10 100 100 0 80
Note: Total includes gifts and pledges from July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022
ENDOWMENT OVER 5 YEARS* (in millions)
$14.7
2018-19: $7.90 2020-21: $4.55 2021-22: $110.9
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MM Over 1,100 donors $80 supported The Webb Schools and $60 MM the Alf Museum during the 2021-22 year. $40 MM $4 MM $4 MM $20
Webb Fund Highlights $3 MM $3 MM
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$1 MM * (in millions) WEBB FUND GIVING $1 MM
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$2.08
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2018-19: $1.92
$3 MM
2019-20: $2.45
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Participation Highlights TOTAL ALUMNI PARTICIPATION 25% Webb School of California 16% Vivian Webb School PARENT PARTICIPATION 56%
100% Club Congratulations to these groups who achieved 100% participation this year: Webb Board of Trustees Alf Museum Board of Trustees Alumni Council Webb Fund Parent Class Agents Affiliates Executive Committee *Unaudited numbers as of June 30, 2022 32 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
Legacy Hall of Fame We wish to give special recognition to the following donors who have given $1 million or more over the course of their lifetime to The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. 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 also supported the renovation of a NextGen science lab allowing for the highest level of research, the construction of new faculty housing and the renovation of student dorms, and a major renovation of Hooper Community Center in addition to the land acquisition adjacent to campus.
James D. ’42 and 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 one of 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. Jim and Lin’s gift will continue a family legacy of giving back by providing financial aid to deserving students.
Wayne “Skip” ’59 and Sharon Hanson Wayne “Skip” Hanson often said that when he arrived at Webb in the mid-1950s, he felt he had come home. Skip and his wife, Sharon, believed that all students should be able to receive a Webb education, no matter their financial resources – to feel the same sense of “home” he felt. In 1990, Skip, along with his brother Robert ’62 and their father Wayne, created the Bertha M. Lynch Principes Scholarship in memory of their maternal grandmother. The scholarship supports students who demonstrate academic excellence, qualities of admirable character, leadership potential and the ability to contribute positively to the spirit and life of the Webb community. Their incredible generosity will impact generations of students who, like Skip, call Webb home.
Col. John S. Rogers USAF (RET.) ’59 and the Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation During the past three 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 265 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 campus.
Anonymous Donor $2.5 MILLION OR MORE
Gretchen Augustyn P ’89 and 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 created a fund to support the Curator’s research work with students and the scientific community.
Yan Cheung and Ming Chung Liu P ’10 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.
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.
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Legacy Hall of Fame (continued) 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 and funding new technology in classrooms as well as the Barbara Mott McCarthy Aquatic Center. In addition to the McCarthy Collaborative Learning Lab established in 2000, Avery has 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 $1 MILLION OR MORE
The Ahmanson Foundation A pre-eminent Southern California institution, The Ahmanson Foundation has partnered with Webb in many of the schools’ finest achievements, including providing yearly support of deserving students through its Pre-Collegiate Scholarship Program, funding for a faculty endowment fund, Webb’s technology infrastructure and the Ahmanson Lecture Hall, and supporting the construction of the Susan A. Nelson Performing Arts Center.
Guilford C. Babcock ’49 It’s a rare relationship that not only endures but grows over eight decades, but that’s the kind of relationship Dr. Guil Babcock has with The Webb Schools. The cornerstone of that relationship was his lasting friendship with the late Les and Barbara Perry who served Webb for over 30 years. Guil honored their legacy by establishing the Les and Barbara Perry Fund for Faculty Enrichment which supports the annual Perry Awards that provides outstanding Webb 34 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
teachers with honoraria to pursue their professional development. Guil has also hosted numerous class reunions and admission events for new students and their families.
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.
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 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. and 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 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 ’42. 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 In 1997, the Clifford S. Heinz ’37 Ethical Education Program was established to augment the work of Webb’s student-run honor committees, 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 Alf Museum, faculty housing, endowment, and The Webb Fund.
Pak Fu King P ’19 An honorary trustee, Pak Fu King P ’19 has supported multiple Webb priorities in addition to unrestricted support through The Webb Fund and to The Next 100 centennial campaign. Believing that physical activity and athletic competition are important elements in a student’s development, King made a generous lead gift to the renovation of the Les Perry Gymnasium, the daily home of many Webb athletic activities. These gifts will help ensure that Webb’s facilities will support Webb’s mission for decades to come.
Yanji Luo and Li Jiang P ’20 Mr. Luo and Ms. Jiang, parents of Louis ’20, are passionate about helping Webb in any way they can. Their gifts have supported many areas, including The Next 100 centennial campaign, The Webb Fund, the collections system at the Alf Museum, and Webb’s endowment for physical plant excellence.
R.J. and Laura Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20 R.J. and Laura Romero are wonderful examples of all-in Webb parents. R.J. is a former Webb trustee and Laura is a former president of the Affiliates Board. They have seen all three of their children, and many nieces and nephews, graduate from Webb over the years. Their philanthropic support has impacted countless areas of campus, from The Webb Fund and scholarships, to the Alf Museum, athletics, and The Next 100 centennial campaign. They were also instrumental in the acquisition of the land adjacent to campus.
Miles R. Rosedale ’69 Miles Rosedale ’69 has served on Webb’s Board of Trustees for over 40 years and was the Chairman of the Board during Webb’s Building Character campaign that raised over $22 million. He generously supported the Fulfilling Our Promise campaign and is a parent to Webb School of California graduate John Lovin ’92. His steadfast support includes The Webb Fund, the Alf Museum, and the Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund that has provided financial assistance to deserving students for over 20 years.
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.
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.
Yafei Yuan P ’16, ’20 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 daughters, Donna ’16 and Doris ’20, are alumnae of 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.
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Endowed Funds As funds held in perpetuity, endowments generate revenue for scholarships, educational programs, athletics, faculty enrichment, and many other areas critical to the success of the schools and museum. 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 for Webb and a 5.0% payout rate for the Alf Museum. 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 and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Endowment fund categories reflect the greater of the book or market value. Unaudited numbers as of June 30, 2022.
FUNDS OVER $5,000,000
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 Hanson’s maternal grandmother.
FUNDS OVER $3,000,000
The Mary Stuart Rogers Endowed Scholarship 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.
FUNDS OVER $1,000,000
Raymond M. Alf Inspirational and Unbounded Teaching Chair in Science 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.
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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.
The Crean Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund 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.
The Endowed Fund for Physical Plant Excellence Begun with a gift from an anonymous donor, this fund will grow with gifts from this donor and others who wish to ensure that Webb always has the means to refresh, improve and upgrade its distinctive and beautiful foothill campus.
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
Dodd Fischer ’61 Endowment Fund Established in 2005 by Dodd Fischer ’61 and his wife, Nancy, to provide unrestricted support to The Webb Schools.
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.
The Hall Family Scholarship Fund 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.
Established in 2011 by The Otis Booth Foundation in memory of Otis Booth ’40 to provide scholarship support.
The Clifford S. Heinz ’37 Ethical Education Program
The Michael ’92 and Alicia Chang Scholarship
Established in 1999 by Clifford S. Heinz ’37 to support the key aspect of Webb’s mission and its most important educational objective, character development.
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 ’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, P ’21 and Sameer Dholakia ’91 in honor of their mother to provide scholarship support to a deserving Vivian Webb School student.
The Carroll and Linda Duncan Fund Established in 2021 by a generous estate gift from Carroll and Linda Duncan P ’87 to support boarding students.
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 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.
The Louis M. Mayberg ’80 Scholarship Fund Established in 2005 by Louis Mayberg ’80 to provide scholarship support.
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.
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Endowed Funds (continued) Les and Barbara Perry Faculty Enrichment Fund
Olive W. and Bruce P. Baganz Fund for Geology
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.
Established in 2021 by Terry and Bruce Baganz to support geology education at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. The fund will support Museum staff professional development in geology, field trips, Museum classroom technology with direct application to geology, support for geology library materials, outside speakers and programs on science-based geology organized by the Museum, paleontology laboratory support, classroom materials on geology in conjunction with Museum designation, support for geology-based Museum research, and more.
Reitler Scholarship Endowment Established in 2004 by Paul ’54 and Mary Reitler to provide scholarship support.
FUNDS UP TO $250,000
The 21st Century Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by Snigdha and Deval Dvivedi ’00, with additional gifts from Sandeep Madhavan ’99 and members of Webb’s Classes from 2000 to the present to provide financial aid to future generations of deserving students.
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 ’41 to support scholarships.
Appleby Maintenance Fund Established in 1987 by Carlton Appleby ’41 in honor of his mother, Jerene Appleby Harnish, to provide for the ongoing care of Appleby Dormitory.
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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 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 5th 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 allows 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 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 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 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.
Class of 1980 Scholarship Fund
David Fleishhacker ’55 Research Award in Paleontology Established in 2019 by David Fleishhacker ’55 and his wife, Victoria, to support student research at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology.
Established in 2015 by members of the Class of 1980 in honor of their 35th reunion to provide scholarship support.
Mortimer Fleishhacker ’50 Endowed Arts Fund
Robert L. Connolly Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund
Established in 2012 by Françoise 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.
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.
Marvin S. Corwin Endowment Established in 1992 from the estate of Marvin S. Corwin, father of Nicholas ’84, to endow a speaker's 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
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. In 2018, the fund was renamed by the Class of 1981 to honor the memory of their devoted classmate.
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.
Edward E. Ford Foundation Fund Established in 1994 to support faculty enrichment.
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 to 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 and increase the diversity of the school’s student body by providing access to a top-notch education for underserved communities.
The Guo Family Fund for Academic Excellence Established in 2020 by Lily Chen P ’22 in memory of her husband, Kai Guo, to provide resources to support and sustain Webb’s academic excellence and innovative curriculum. This fund touches all aspects of campus life through the purchase of classroom and lab equipment, technology, campus beautification and safety, food and housing for students and faculty, and general maintenance.
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Endowed Funds (continued) The Robert ’62 and Susan Hanson Family Student Activity Fund Established in 2015 by Susan Hanson to honor her husband, Robert ’62, 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.
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 ’41 and his family’s multigenerational 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 and Daniel ’23, to honor their family, this fund will contribute to faculty salaries and professional development.
The Alvin ’93 and Jacinta Hung Scholarship Fund Established in 2021 by Alvin ’93 and Jacinta Hung to provide scholarship support to deserving students and their families.
Ip Family Student Leadership Development Fund Established in 2008 by Regina Ip Lau, in honor of her daughter Cynthia ’08, this fund supports training
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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.
Sherwood and Rona Kingsley Trust Established in 2019 by Sherwood Kingsley ’58 and his wife, Rona, to support student research at the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology.
Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Fund Established in 1982 with a gift from the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation to provide scholarship support.
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.
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 to provide scholarship support.
The Donald L. Lofgren Endowed Director’s Chair Established in 2019 with a lead gift by Ken De Nault ’61 in honor of Don Lofgren to endow the Director of the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology position. Since the fund was first established, it has received gifts from alumni, parents and friends across the decades in honor of Dr. Lofgren.
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.
Ouyang Family Humanities Fund
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.
Established in 2019 by Mr. Chao Ouyang and Mrs. Yanni Chen to honor their son, YiYi ’21. This fund supports professional development for faculty in the humanities department.
Hugh and Mary A. Rose Endowment for the Alf Museum
Ouyang Family Math Faculty Development Fund
Virginia Sadler Toomay Scholarship Fund
Established in 2018 by Mr. Chao Ouyang and Mrs. Yanni Chen to honor their son, YiYi ’21. The fund supports 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 ensures that Webb has the necessary resources to sustain its excellence in instrumental music. Use of the funds supports purchases and maintenance of equipment, sheet music and literature, field trips, and general program support.
Established in 2022 by Hugh and Mary A. Rose to support the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology.
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.
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Endowed Funds (continued) Student Activity Fund
Wang Family Fund for Math and Science
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.
Established in 2019 by Wen Wang and Weiping Chen P ’21 to support the math and science departments at Webb.
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.
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 lifelong faculty member Frederick E. Whyte ’57 to provide scholarships for student-athletes at Vivian Webb School.
Lance C. Williams ’97 Endowment Fund Established in 2014 by former museum trustee and current Webb trustee Lance Williams '97 to support museum outreach and education.
The Gordon A. Wilson Memorial Fund
Established in 1971 by the I.N. and Susanna H. Van Nuys Foundation for book purchases.
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.
Leslys & Jim Vedder ’45 Scholarship Fund
The Yang Family Fund
Annis Van Nuys Schweppe Book Fund
Created in memory of James Forest Vedder, Ph.D. ’45 by his wife, Leslys, to provide scholarships for students interested in scientific study.
Established in 2017 by Yunsong Yang P ’16 in honor of his daughter Kelsey ’16 to provide general operating funds to the schools in perpetuity.
Vivian Webb School Scholarship Fund
Min Zhang & Ruoqi Zheng Museum 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.
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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.
FUNDS UP TO $50,000
George F. Getty Memorial Fund
Adams Family Math Fund
Established in 1973 in memory of George F. Getty ’42 to provide scholarship support.
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.
Class of ’39 Fund Established to support the sciences.
Class of ’42 Fund Established to support scholarships for deserving students.
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.
Class of 1979 Endowed Fund for Teaching and Learning Resources Established by members of the Class of 1979, this fund supports an innovative and relevant education for Webb students.
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.
Firestone Fund This scholarship endowment was made possible by Leonard K. Firestone, father of Kimball ’51 and A. Brooks ’54, and the Firestone Foundation.
Hamilton Endowed Chapel Fund Established by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Hamilton ’41, parents of John ’84, to provide upkeep and maintenance of the Vivian Webb Chapel.
George E. Hoag II ’36 Fund Established in 1950 to provide scholarship support.
H. Earl Hoover II, Fund Established by life trustee H. Earl (Bud) Hoover ’52, to provide scholarship support.
Robert K. Langstaff Fund Established in 1977 by Clarence and Mary Langstaff to provide scholarship support.
The Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84 Scholarship Fund Established in 2019 by Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84 on the occasion of his 35th reunion to provide scholarships to deserving students.
Ma Family Endowed Fund Established in 2019 by Peter Ma and Molly Zhou P ’20.
McDermott Family Fund for Excellence in Mandarin Established in 2017 by Michael McDermott ’83 and Amanda Bi 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.
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.
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Endowed Funds (continued) Muhammed Rizvi Mowjood Library Endowment
The Ruddick Room Endowed Maintenance Fund
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.
Established in 2009 by William M. Ruddick ’49 in honor of his father, former Webb trustee, Harold Milton Ruddick.
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 student who has contributed most to the development of the athletic program at Webb School of California.
N. Price Paschall ’67 Fund Established in 1966 by Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Paschall, parents of Price Paschall ’67, to provide scholarship support.
Pratt Fund 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.
The Mary Routt and Robert Routt ’37 Endowed Scholarship Established in 1983 by Mary Routt and her son, Robert ’37, to provide scholarship support.
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The Scripps Library Fund Established in 1990 by Robert P. Scripps, Jr. ’37 to provide ongoing resources for the purchase of new volumes for the library.
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 Established 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.
The Hastings Society The Hastings Society recognizes donors who support The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology year after year. Named for Alfred B. Hastings, Jr. ’42, 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 Webb or the Alf Museum for three consecutive fiscal years (measured from July 1 to June 30). You remain in the society as long as you continue to renew your annual support. Thank you to each and every member of the Hastings Society for their steadfast support. * indicates membership in Hastings Society
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Giving
Recognition by Giving Club The following includes gifts made between July 1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.
Head’s Circle PRINCIPES CIRCLE Gifts of $1,000,000 & above Estate of Wayne L. “Skip” ’59 and Sharon Hanson
FOUNDERS CIRCLE Gifts of $500,000 to $999,999 Estate of Carroll and Linda Duncan P ’87
GOLD PATRON Gifts of $250,000 to $499,999 Mr. & Mrs. Blake H. Brown ’68* Estate of Dana Ketchum, Jr. ’59 Col. & Mrs. John S. Rogers, USAF (Ret.) ’59, GP ’16 Anonymous
BLUE PATRON Gifts of $100,000 to $249,999 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Baganz* Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Chang ’92, P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Milton M. Chang P ’92, GP ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Sameer P. Dholakia ’91* The Edward E. Ford Foundation Mr. Alvin Y. K. Hung ’93 Mr. Xue Ping Xu & Mrs. Bei Xu P ’20, ’26* Mr. Junsheng Zhang & Ms. Likun Jin P ’17, ’22* Anonymous (2)
PATRON Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. & Mrs. Guilford C. Babcock ’49* Mr. & Mrs. Jim Drasdo ’63* Mr. & Mrs. William Hornbuckle P ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Bingfeng Hu P ’20, ’23* 46 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
Mr. Jun Li & Ms. Yani Yang P ’23, ’24, ’26 Mrs. Susan A. Nelson P ’95, ’97* Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Reitler ’54, GP ’13* Fred B. Snite Foundation* Mr. Gewei Song & Mrs. Yanxia Dong P ’22* Mr. Ralph T. Thompson, Jr. ’64* Mr. Lance Williams ’97 & Mr. Grant Kretchik* Estate of Samuel Zemurray, III ’61 Anonymous
PRINCIPES SOCIETY Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 The Ahmanson Foundation* Mr. Yong Cao & Mrs. Weihua Shi P ’23* Ms. Lily Chen P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Clarke ’63, P ’98* Kenneth J. De Nault, Ph.D. ’61* Mr. Sanjiv Dholakia ’87 & Ms. Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87, P ’21*
Mr. & Mrs. David Fleishhacker ’55* Mr. Douglas C. Gregg, Jr. ’66* Mr. Chao Jiang P ’14, ’16, ’22* Mr. Mingluo Li & Mrs. Weihong Mo P ’18, ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Myles P ’80, GP ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Windelle Peddy* Mr. Rongjian Qiao & Ms. Xiuping Cao P ’25 McMahan Family Donor Advised Fund at Rancho Santa Fe Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20* Dr. John R. Stevens ’52* Mr. Jiming Sun & Mrs. Jun Li P ’23 Mrs. Meng Yu P ’14, ’16, ’22* Anonymous (2)
PIONEERS SOCIETY Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. R. Larry Ashton, Jr. ’70* Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn P ’89*
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Bailey, Jr. ’55, P ’87, ’88* Mr. & Mrs. William Baldwin P ’16, ’22* Mr. William M. Bauman ’82, P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Jon B. Becker P ’20, ’24* Mr. & Mrs. George Cardenas P ’23* Mr. Leroy L. Carver, III ’70, P ’00* Mr. YunDong Chang & Ms. ChunLing Wang P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clark P ’04* Dr. Bernard Cleyet ’55 Mr. Jonathan L. Congdon ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Albert K. Davies ’68* Mr. & Mrs. Wolcott B. Dunham, Jr. ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Deval R. Dvivedi ’00* Mrs. Julia Falk ’90 & Mr. Alex Falk P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. William Fenner P ’23* Mrs. Nancy Fischer P ’89 Ms. Jenna Z. Gambaro ’95* Mr. & Mrs. Jack Greening, Jr. P ’04, ’06, ’09* Mrs. Susan S. Hanson* Mrs. Penny J. Holliday P ’84, ’01, GP ’15, ’19, ’22 Dr. F. Gard Jameson, Jr. ’71 & Dr. Florence Jameson P ’08, ’09 Mr. Naveen Jeereddi ’92 & Ms. Amy Hathaway* Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Kingsley ’58* Mr. Brent Lee & Ms. Jinhyun Ann P ’18, ’24* Dr. Sandra Lee Rebish ’88 & Dr. Jeffrey Rebish P ’23, ’24* Mr. & Mrs. David Loo ’79* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Luhnow ’84* Mr. James Luo & Mrs. Fai Hui P ’23 Dr. & Mrs. Terry L. Maas P ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Sandeep Madhavan ’99* Mr. & Mrs. Kimball P. McCloud ’67, P ’95, ’96* Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61* Dr. M. Rahmi Mowjood ’90 & Mrs. Hafsa Nowfel Mowjood* Mr. David Myles ’80 & Ms. Carrie Horsey* Mr. Kevin O’Hearn ’86 & Ms. Anthea Liao P ’24, ’26* Dr. & Mrs. Melvin L. Oliver GP ’23 Mr. Ming Pan & Mrs. Yi Zhu P ’25 Mr. Alvaro Rosales & Mrs. Lupe Cardenas P ’21, ’24* *indicates membership in Hastings Society
Dr. Mary W. Rose* Mr. Miles R. Rosedale ’69, P ’92* Mr. & Mrs. Peter D. Sanders ’76* Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Steel ’63* Mr. Carl W. Stern, Jr. ’64 & Ms. Holly Hayes GP ’25* The Hon. & Mrs. John A. Sutro, Jr. ’53* Mr. Vorapak Tanyawong & Ms. Kanokporn Seetavorarat P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Page W. Thibodeaux P ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Thomas ’70* Mr. Michael Vincent & Mrs. Jessica Govias-Vincent P ’14, ’18 Mr. Guibo Wang & Ms. Xiaojun Mu P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Wechsler ’67* The Hon. & Mrs. Ronald M. Whyte ’60 Mr. Yan Zeng & Mrs. Chun Gao P ’24 Mrs. Tammy Zipser P ’94, ’96* Anonymous (3)
Leadership Society FOUNDERS SOCIETY Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Mr. Chris An & Mrs. Junghee Kim P ’22 Mrs. Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96 & Mr. Benjamin Whitaker* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander H. Bell ’98* Dr. Berg and Dr. Bohrer-Berg P ’25 Dr. & Mrs. Chatchawin Charoen-Rajapark ’78* Mr. & Mrs. Louis Chung P ’22 Mr. Tuan Do & Mrs. Mai Luu P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fidanque, Jr. ’58* Dr. & Mrs. John C. Forney P ’02, ’03 Dr. Daniel Gluckstein & Dr. Akemi Chang P ’05, ’08* Mr. & Mrs. D. Michael Gray ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Guggenheim ’56* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Hagander ’66* Mr. & Mrs. Charles Han P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Hawkins ’70* Dr. Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87 & Mr. Glen Hastings P ’22, ’25* Mr. Bayi Hu & Mrs. Wenfang Zuo P ’23* Mr. Wei Huang & Mrs. Hong Zeng P ’18, ’23*
Mr. Xin Huang & Mrs. Yu Shi P ’24* Mr. Charles Hung ’97 & Mrs. Sarah Choe The Ingraham Memorial Fund* Ms. Jennifer Ishiguro ’91 & Mr. Warren Thio* Mr. Zhuang Jiang & Mrs. Yan Wu P ’22 Mr. & Ms. Tony C. Kan P ’22, ’24* Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Kong P ’15, ’18, ’22* Mr. John A. Kramer, Jr. ’67* Mr. Jaebum Lee & Dr. Chiyoon Kim P ’24 Dr. & Mrs. Weiguo Li P ’21, ’22* Weiguo Li MD Inc Dr. & Mrs. Mark Lin P ’24, ’26 Mr. Shu Lin & Ms. Suman Diao P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Zhenhong Lin P ’15, ’24* Mr. GuoHua Liu & Mrs. Rebecca Wang P ’23* Mr. Zhijian Liu & Ms. Chun Yao P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Patrick W. S. Ma ’87, P ’22, ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Simon I. Mansfield ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Richard U. May ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Dana Messina P ’23* Dr. David Mirkin ’66 & Mrs. Karen Piacentini* Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Mixon ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Brook B. Morris ’76 Dr. & Mrs. L. J. Patrick Muffler ’54* Mr. & Mrs. George A. Murphy ’49* Dr. & Mrs. Nicolas A. Nelken ’72 Mrs. Michelle Plyley & Mr. Donald Plyley* Mr. Lawrence E. Price ’61 & Ms. Martha C. Lussenhop* Mr. Hanrong Qiu & Mrs. Yin Karon Li P ’24, ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Ratinoff ’84, P ’23, ’25* Ms. Valerie C. Romero P ’07, ’09, ’23* Dr. Irene Sang Mr. Dakota D. Santana-Grace ’11* Ms. Elizabeth Smith ’92 & Mr. Patrick Smith P ’25* Dr. & Mrs. Charles Steinmann P ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Taylor B. Stockdale P ’11, ’14* Mr. Guangming Tan & Ms. Rong Huang P ’24 Mr. Grenville C. Thoron ’65 THE REPORT OF THE SCHOOLS 2021-22 47
Giving Mr. & Mrs. Elliott C. Trommald ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Turner ’81* Dr. Stewart Wang & Mrs. Ruth Yang P ’20, ’23* Dr. & Mrs. Eric Weigand P ’20, ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Jack K. Williams ’60* Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06* Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Ziegler ’63*
FRIENDS Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Mr. Haissam Alrachid P ’20, ’22* Dr. & Mrs. William Baek P ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Callander ’71 Ms. Kathy P. Chen Liu ’99 & Mr. Yu Liu* Mr. Jihoon Choi ’99* Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Clark ’04* Dr. Robert Connolly ’89 & Mrs. Nancy Tung* Mr. Jeffrey Cripe ’08 & Ms. Eleanor Walper* Mr. Anthony F. Crocker ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Dieter Dammeier P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Davis ’67* Mr. & Mrs. John W. Dey ’69, P ’95, ’97, ’00* Mr. Kenneth Dong & Mrs. Cathy Xu P ’18, ’22* Stanley T. Eosakul, M.D. ’04* Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Fong P ’20, ’24* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hastings GP ’22, ’25 Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09*
The Smith Family
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Mr. Terry Henn P ’09, ’11, ’13, ’15* Mr. Christian Hofmann & Dr. Joyce Chou P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. H. Earl Hoover, II ’52, GP ’04* Mr. Yanbing Hou & Ms. Qianlan Xiao P ’25 Mr. Minghua Huang & Ms. Lijuan Ye P ’22, ’24* Mr. Xiangyang Jian & Mrs. Hong Zhu P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Bradford K. Justus ’78* Ms. Jennifer L. Keller* Mr. Wai Hung Lee & Ms. Stella Leung P ’15, ’19* Mr. Lixin Li & Mrs. Shihong Peng P ’20* Mr. Zhaohui Li & Ms. Xin Liu P ’24 Dr. James Lilley & Dr. Yi Zhang-Lilley P ’19, ’22* Mr. Guodong Liu & Mrs. Yanling Bi P ’23* Mr. Wenfeng Liu & Mrs. Ruirui Wang P ’25 Mr. Shengzhang Luo & Mrs. Yingjun Li P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. John R. Lynas ’55* Mr. Roger Ma & Ms. Alice Wong P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Eric C. MacDonald ’62* Ms. Julia Marciari-Alexander ’85* Mr. & Mrs. George S. McKelvey ’83 Mr. Luke R. McReynolds ’02* Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Mead ’67
Mr. Eke Ochuru & Dr. Helena Mba P ’21, ’23* Mr. Peter Ong & Mrs. Elaine Ng P ’24 Mr. Jun Pan & Ms. Xiaojing Ye P ’24 Mr. Jianming Peng & Ms. Hongling Wu P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. John S. Pettingell ’62* Ms. Lauren K. Piacentini* Mr. Hugh Pitcher ’68 & Mrs. Linda Lebsack* Mr. Joseph Poon ’88 & Mrs. Margaret Loo P ’23, ’25 Mr. Alexander M. Power ’43* Mrs. Heloise B. Power Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Prendiville ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Garland S. Reiter ’72* Mr. Daniel K. Seligman ’81 Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Shafer ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Sharifi P ’21, ’26* Mr. & Mrs. Fred Sherman P ’92, GP ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Pichai Sinpatanasakul P ’23 Mr. Liang Song & Mrs. Honglan Liu P ’22* Ms. Sarah Spence P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Dane Stoddard P ’15, ’18* Mrs. Dana Su Lee ’84 & Mr. Gregory Lee* Dr. Myung Whan Suh & Dr. Howon Lee P ’24 Dr. & Mrs. George K. Sun ’81, P ’09, ’10, ’20, ’23 Mr. Jiaming Sun & Ms. Yi Yang P ’25 Mr. Peng Sun & Mrs. Xiaoyan Zhang P ’24 Mr. Zhuyi Tang & Mrs. Mei Zhao P ’24* Mr. Jordan H. Taylor ’02* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09* Dr. Stanley Toy, Jr. P ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Todd Wagner P ’17, ’19* Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. White* Ms. Katherine Winant Osborne ’88 & Mr. Jamie Osborne P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. James A. Wooldridge ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Y. C. Wu ’65* Mr. Yanhua Yang & Mrs. Yan Li P ’24 Mr. Eddie Yeung & Ms. Xiujie Zhang P ’19, ’22* Mr. Yuk Lun Yeung & Ms. Catherine Lee P ’23, ’25 Mr. Ralph D. Young, III ’63, P ’01*
Mr. Henry Yu & Mrs. Dilbar Dolkun P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Alex Zhao P ’20 Mr. Zhengwei Zhuang & Mrs. Ping Zhang P ’25 Anonymous (4)
Associates GOLD Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Mr. Robert L. Adler P ’96, ’00* Mr. George M. Ahn ’83* The Hon. & Mrs. Frank R. Alley, III ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Allison ’56 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Appleby ’69, P ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn* Dr. & Mrs. Harvinder S. Bedi ’98 Mr. Charles H. Bell ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Norman A. Blackburn ’52* Mr. & Mrs. Jason E. Blackwell ’91* Dr. Stephen Boyer ’64 & Mrs. Priscilla Butler* Mr. F. Mackenzie Brown* Dr. & Ms. Thomas A. Butterworth ’63* Dr. & Mrs. Paul Carlton Ms. Christine Carr ’84 & Mr. John Slusher* Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Carr, Jr. P ’84, ’87, ’96 Mr. Robert Carr ’61 & Ms. Carolyn Davis Mr. & Mrs. William H. Chadwick ’72* Dr. & Mrs. Michael Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22, ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Deepak Chandrasekhar P ’14 Mr. Chaeho Chang & Mrs. Eunkyoung Park P ’23 Mr. Lan Chen & Mrs. Feifei Gu P ’24 Ms. Weiping Chen & Mr. Wen Wang P ’21* Dr. & Mrs. Gyu Chin P ’23, ’25, ’26 Dr. & Mrs. Jonathan Chock P ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Dean G. Davidge ’61* Mr. & Mrs. M. Randel Davies ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Craig Delgado P ’25, ’25 Mr. Gerard DeMasi ’77 & Mrs. Karen Huff DeMasi*
*indicates membership in Hastings Society
Class of 1982 at the Los Angeles Holiday Party
Mr. Ned C. DeWitt ’89 & Dr. Kelly DeWitt* Mr. & Mrs. David A. Ditz ’72* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Erving ’61 Drs. Andy Farke & Sarah Nichols* Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fass P ’23* Mr. David Fawcett ’61 & Ms. Diane Wilsdon* Mr. & Mrs. Dana B. Fisher, Jr. ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Fok GP ’12, ’17* Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. Ford ’89 Mr. Jun Fu & Dr. Xiangqun Qiu P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. W. Dodd Geiger, III ’67 Ms. Adriana Gores & Mr. John Lamm P ’07, ’11 Ms. Nellie Graham Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert H. Habos ’04* Mr. & Mrs. R. Stanton Hales P ’87* Estate of Edwin S. Harwood ’56 Mrs. Danielle Hayden ’03 & Mr. Kent Hayden* Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Herbert ’70* Mr. Sui Man Ho & Ms. Wai Sze Wong P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert B. Holt ’67* Mr. Jun Hou & Ms. Linda Zhang P ’24 Mr. Bruce R. Jaffe ’67* Ms. Emily E. Kan ’11 Mr. Shyh-Nan Kan & Mrs. Yao-Ling Wu P ’11* Mr. Jun Kang & Mrs. Lei Liu P ’21* Professors Henry Kapteyn ’80 & Margaret Murnane* Mr. & Mrs. Anil Kaushal P ’24, ’26
Mr. Jadon Koo & Ms. Minyoung Kim P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Jacek Kugler* Mr. DJ Lan & Ms. Dan Li P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Larkin ’98 Mr. Jason K. Lau ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lau ’89* Mr. Gavin Lee ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Lee P ’22* Mr. Marcus Lee ’15* Mr. & Mrs. Gang Li P ’24 Mr. Ken Liu ’10* Mr. Michael Lonergan ’68* Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Madding ’69* Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Markert, Jr. ’56* Mr. Thomas Marlitt Mr. & Mrs. John E. Maschler P ’21, ’24* Mr. & Mrs. Louis M. Mayberg ’80 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard McCray P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. McDonald ’66 Mr. & Mrs. John Metz P ’22, ’25* Mr. Dwight S. Morgan ’65* Ms. Amanda F. Morris ’02* Mr. Maxwell B. Nelson ’95* Dr. & Mrs. Sang Paik P ’14, ’16, ’19, ’22, ’25* Mr. Hao Pang & Mrs. Danlei Li P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Pasarell, Jr. P ’96, ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Ratinoff ’83, P ’17* Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Recht ’79* Mr. Lawrence D. Rhee ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard K. Rhee ’90 THE REPORT OF THE SCHOOLS 2021-22 49
Giving The Rev. William Ripley ’60 & Mrs. Erin Davis-Ripley* Dr. John Robertson & Dr. Anqi Qian P ’23, ’26 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Rogers, IV ’86* Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rosenthal P ’91, ’93* Mr. & Mrs. Joshua D. Saltman ’87* Mr. & Mrs. John M. Scalzi ’87* Ms. Laura Schaefer Troendle P ’26 Mr. James S. Scott ’70* Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Serna, Jr. P ’23 Mr. Charles Shi & Mrs. Annie Yuan P ’25 Dr. Theresa Smith & Mr. John Ferrari P ’22* Dr. Wendin Smith ’89 & Mr. Page Stoutland* Society for Science Mr. Geoffrey M. T. Sturr ’78* Mr. Timothy Sun ’89* Mr. Hongtian Tang & Ms. Peiyu Wang P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. W. Laney Thornton ’63* Mr. & Mrs. Harish Uppal P ’21, ’25, ’26 Mr. William C. Vestal, Jr. ’65* Mr. Yu Wang & Ms. Jie Hou P ’25 Mr. Chenbing Wang & Ms. Jun Luo P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Webb ’65, P ’99, ’02 Dr. & Mrs. Thompson Webb, III* The Reverends Sally Welch & David Berkedal* Ms. Christine N. Wheaton ’09 Mr. Marc D. Wilson ’70 & Ms. Ann Muenchow P ’04* Mr. Geoffrey C. Winssinger ’00* Dr. David T. Woodley P ’98* Mr. Charles Work ’58 & Ms. Veronica Haggart* Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan H. Wygant ’66* Mr. Henry K. Xu ’12* Mr. Panqiao Xu & Mrs. Jing Cheng P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan A. Yokote ’09 Mr. Royce Yokote & Ms. Joan Antonovich P ’09 Mr. Weigang Zhao & Ms. Weilan Luo P ’25 Anonymous (4)
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BLUE Gifts of $500 to $999 Ms. Rosaline Alam P ’20, ’22 Ms. Maribel G. Arias P ’20, ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Barancik ’82 Mrs. Flo Bryan The John M. Bryan Family Fund* Dr. & Mrs. Richard Burdekin P ’10, ’12, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Causley P ’22* Mr. Timothy L. Chapman ’67 Ms. Xiubo Cheung & Mr. Zengli Wang P ’22, ’26 Mr. Thomas Cohen ’64 & Mrs. Kristi Denton Cohen Mr. Ralph B. Coomber ’59* Mr. & Mrs. Sam W. Darsie ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Davis P ’11, ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Derek S. Deskey ’83* Mr. Jian Ding & Ms. Yi Wang P ’24 Mr. & Ms. Andrew Dominguez P ’11, ’15* Mr. Cao Duan & Mrs. Yulu Long P ’25 Drs. Mark Dzula & Ardina Greco Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Ensey ’67* Mr. Gao Rong Xiao & Mrs. Lily Feng P ’21, ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Carl Fountain P ’24, ’26 Mrs. Katherine Fredrich ’02 & Mr. Chris Fredrich* Mr. John Fuelling & Dr. Andrea Brault Fuelling P ’11, ’15, 17* Ms. Rebecca I. Goldman ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Damon Gomez P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Gooch P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Gordon* Mr. & Mrs. John D. Graf P ’21* Mr. & Mrs. John Helgeson P ’16, ’20, ’23* Ms. Stephanie G. Ho ’04* Mr. Randall Holdridge Mr. & Mrs. Christian R. Holmes, IV ’64, P ’05* Bruce H. Howe ’62 Ms. Xiaorong Hu P ’20, ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Hudnall ’61* Dr. Praveena Jeereddi ’90 & Dr. Viswanatha Reddy* Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Jobe ’68, P ’05* Dr. Christine Kim ’94 & Dr. Joe Kim* Mr. & Mrs. Carl W.R. Lachman ’86*
Mr. Yim Daniel Lau P ’22, ’26 Dr. Randall H. Leefeldt ’70* Ms. Jennifer Lewis ’90 & Mr. Bryan Allison Dr. Haiqing Li & Ms. Song Yang P ’25 Mr. Jianping Li & Mrs. Fang Hu P ’24 Mr. Qiang Li & Mrs. Yuyan Huang P ’19, ’22* Ms. Wendy Li P ’22* The Rev. & Ms. Ray I. Lindquist ’59 Drs. Ronald Liskanich & Gloria Stevens P ’11 Mr. Fusheng Liu & Mrs. Qin Zhou P ’25 Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Lofgren P ’16, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Louchheim ’56* Mr. Weiqi Lu & Ms. Qingqiu Zhu P ’25 Mr. Victor Ma ’03 & Ms. Stacey Chu* Mr. Kevin Maffris ’00 & Mrs. Vicenta Arrizon Maffris ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome B. Martin ’64 Mrs. Coleen Martinez ’86 & Mr. Hector Martinez P ’16, ’19* Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. McDonald ’79* Mr. George D. McNear Dr. Christina Mercer McGinley ’84 & Mr. Todd McGinley P ’12, ’16* Mrs. Diane D. Miller* Mrs. Pilar T. Mitchell-Campbell ’04* Mrs. Sarah A. Mollenkopf ’96 & Mr. Jack Mollenkopf Dr. & Mrs. Stuart Monroe P ’86, ’87, GP ’18 Mr. Shengzhe Nie & Ms. Jialing Han P ’16 Ms. Yoko Nitta ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Mickey E. Novak ’70, P ’22* Mrs. & Mr. Barry Oglesby P ’23 Ms. Tina M. Paredes* Dr. Jason D. Pasley ’96 & Dr. Amelia Fiore* Mr. Steve Pastrano & Ms. Cathy Cronin-Pastrano P ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Tony Petrone Mr. Nicholas J. Phelps ’06* Dr. Edith Piness P ’71, ’74* Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Plaut ’60 Dr. & Mrs. Phil Ra P ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Ramzi Rabadi P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Reynolds ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Robertson, II ’67
Alumni and friends in Portland
Mr. & Mrs. Stefan L. Roger ’78, P ’11 Mr. James T. Romero ’15* Mr. Bruce S. Ross ’64* Dr. Edward & Rev. Ruth Santana-Grace P ’11* Mrs. Amy Sharrow ’94 & Mr. Gary Sharrow* Mr. & Mrs. Stuart H. Sheldon ’67* Mr. Michael A. Shelton ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Smoot ’62 Ms. Stacey Sobel & Dr. Michelle Sperry P ’25 Mr. Lawrence O. Somers ’61* Mr. Junhwan Song & Mrs. Sook Hur P ’25 Lt. Col. & Mrs. Jack K. Sterne ’52* Mr. Fletcher Strickler ’67 & Mrs. Becky Lewis* Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Swallow ’73, P ’05 Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence C. Thum ’47* Mr. George A. Tredick, III ’72* Mr. & Mrs. Hector Vargas P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. John G. Vedder ’44 Dr. John Verano ’73 & Ms. Elizabeth Boone* Mrs. Jane E. Walker P ’19, ’23 Mr. & Mrs. John S. Wallace ’61* Mr. & Mrs. Guijin Wang P ’24 Ms. Yue Wang ’24 Mr. & Mrs. G. Gregg Webb ’99* Mr. J. Patrick Whaley ’52 & Mrs. Lynda L. Jenner Mr. & Mrs. E. Douglas White, Jr. P ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. White ’71*
*indicates membership in Hastings Society
Mrs. Jane Winant P ’85, ’88 Mr. Dan Wood ’74 & Mrs. Julianna Rogers* Mr. Jun Xu & Dr. Canlan Sun P ’22, ’26 Ms. Yumiko Yamada ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Denis Yip P ’18, ’19* Mr. Baofeng Zhang & Mrs. Yanyi Feng P ’24 Mr. Pengyu Zhu & Mrs. Difei Peng P ’25 Anonymous
GAULS Gifts up to $500 Dr. Florence P. Adams P ’85, ’90* Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey C. Adams ’63, P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Adler ’96* Mrs. Caroline E. Adler Morales ’00* Mr. Ahuma & Dr. Nyambura Adodoadji P ’97* Ms. Leilani Aguila ’17 Mr. & Mrs. R. Bruce Aird ’66 Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Akin ’49* Mr. & Mrs. Tony A. Akpengbe P ’22, ’24* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Albers P ’16 Mr. David F. Albers ’16 Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Albert ’82 Ms. Kathryn L. Albright GP ’24 Ms. Angela T. Alexander ’07 Mrs. Catharine Alexander P ’78, ’85* Mr. William D. Allan ’94* AmazonSmile Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. David J. Ambrose ’87 Ms. Lilly E. Amirhekmat ’07 Mrs. Ingela Amundson ’95 & Mr. Anders Amundson*
Ms. Berklee H. Antecol ’25 Dr. Heather Antecol & Mr. Dean Scheetz P ’25 Ms. Rebecca Cook-Arteaga P ’16, ’22, ’24 Drs. Joshua & Bevin Ashenmiller P ’17, ’21, ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Rea Ashley ’72 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Atherton, Jr. ’60* Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Atiyeh P ’93, ’96* Mr. & Mrs. Krisan Badkar P ’19, ’24* Ms. Gunhild Badkar GP ’19, ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bagley P ’22 Ms. Rachel Bai ’22 Mr. RB Balanza P ’22 Mr. Alexander Bao ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Dutch Barhydt* Ms. Stephanie Baron ’96, P ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baron P ’03, ’06 Ms. Jahayra Barranco ’93 & Mr. Scott Merrell Mr. & Mrs. Carlo Martin Barrantes P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19, ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Leigh R. Bass ’86* Ms. Melanie Bauman* Ms. Donya Beaman P ’08 Ms. Lexus M. Beaman ’08* Mr. Paul N. Bearman ’00 Dr. & Mrs. Russell B. Beckley ’78* Manmeet S. Bedi, M.D. ’01 Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Benjamin P ’17, ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Horace B. Benjamin ’53* Mr. Brien G. Benson ’60 Mrs. Maren Berg ’90 & Mr. Christopher Berg P ’24* Mr. Yuhui Bi & Mrs. Qianqian Ding P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas B. Binkley ’64 Ms. Marie E. Blake ’22 Ms. Nancy E. Blayney ’09 Mr. Nicolas Bordage & Mrs. Barbara Perez P ’23 Dr. Gabriel J. Bouz, M.D. ’10 Ms. Elizabeth C. Bowman ’22 Ms. Katharine R. Bowman ’18 Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Stanley Bownds P ’04* Ms. Emily T. Boyce ’04* Mr. & Mrs. James R. Boyce ’75, P ’04, ’06*
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Giving Mr. & Mrs. Scott Bridges P ’13* Mr. Robert J. Brignano, Jr. ’90* Mrs. Barbara Brown P ’79, ’80, ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Blair R. Brown ’79 Mr. David E. Brown ’58 Mr. J. Scott Brown ’79 Mr. Karl A. Brown ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Brianjohn Brudnicki P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Alan Brunell ’81 Mr. Jonathan Bunis ’79 Mr. Charles Byler Mr. James J. Byrne ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Caldwell P ’18, ’21* Mr. Zach Calucchia ’06 Mr. L. Graham Campbell, Jr. ’37 Mr. Jeffrey A. Cannon ’84* Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Cardenas P ’20, ’23, ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Darryl E. Carlson P ’02* Dr. & Mrs. Scott Carollo ’82 Dr. Kathryn Carr White ’87 & Mr. William White Mr. Michael Carrasco ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Case* Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Castro P ’20* Mr. Logan S. Causley ’22 Mr. & Mrs. German Centeno P ’22, ’24, ’26, ’26* Ms. Savanna M. Cespedes ’22 Dr. & Mrs. Edward E. Chai ’94* Mr. & Mrs. George F. Champ ’81 Mr. Kyle Champion Mr. Walton Chan ’07* Mr. Jimmy Chang ’98 & Ms. Catherine Leung Ms. Monica Chavez Mr. Mickey Cheng & Mrs. May Fan P ’21 Mr. Jayden (Chun Heng) Chiu ’20 Mr. Tony Chiu & Ms. Cheri Yim P ’20* Mr. Nels Christiansen & Ms. Ellen Thompson-Christiansen P ’12, ’17* Mr. Caleb E. Chu ’11* Ms. Emily L. Chu ’17* Mr. Erik Chu ’14* Dr. & Mrs. Perry Chu P ’11, ’14, ’17* Mr. Scott Chung ’10 Mr. M. Preston Clarke ’98* Miss Zamia S. Cohen ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook P ’23 Mr. James Cooley ’59*
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Mrs. Walter Cooley P ’00 Mr. Scott Cooper & Mr. Craig Spano Ms. Jacqueline Cordes ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Chris L. Cornell ’77 Mr. Nicholas Corwin ’84 & Ms. Anett Enzmann* Ms. Lillian Coye ’00 & Mr. Michael Seitz* Mr. Grant Cramer ’79 & Mrs. Olga Kramer* Ms. Monica Cruz Mrs. Briana J. Curry Bloom ’03 Mr. James Dahler Mr. Richard Darby & Mrs. Aundria Figueroa-Darby P ’25 Mr. Benjamin M. Davis ’11* Ms. Anna De Groote-Hayes & Mr. Donald Hayes P ’00* Ms. Alexandra N. Dellerson ’04 Mr. Deven Desai ’89 & Dr. Claudia Hackethal ’88, P ’19 Ms. Claire L. Deutsch ’14* Mr. Michael H. Diamond ’85 Mr. Javier Diaz & Mrs. Marie Varricchio Diaz P ’12 Mr. William Diepenbrock & Ms. Renee Hernandez P ’17, ’21* Dr. & Mrs. Edward DiGiamarino P ’11, ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Dixon P ’14 Dr. & Mrs. Francisco Donez P ’21, ’24 Ms. Kate Donez ’24 Mr. Patrick T. Donez ’21
Mr. Austin S. Donnelly ’15 Mr. & Mrs. Alan T. Doody P ’86* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Doutt P ’94 Col. & Mrs. Richard D. Downie, Ph.D. ’72* Ms. Kelly M. Dualan ’11 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Duncan ’87* Ms. Raina R. Dunkelberger ’03 Mr. Rick Duque & Mrs. Cindy Jeantete P ’14, ’17* Mr. RJ Duque ’17 Ms. Tristan T. Duque ’14* Mr. Ziyad A. Durón ’15 Dr. Christina L. Durón-Bell ’08 Ms. Evelyn Eaton P ’25 Edwards Lifesciences Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eric Efuetngu P ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Hans Elfring ’50 Dr. Kenneth C. Elliott ’65* Dr. & Mrs. Peter W. Emblad ’86* Mrs. Lauren Epp ’03 & Mr. Clinton Epp* Ms. Diana S. Escalante ’12 Mr. Johnathan J. Evanilla ’15 Ms. Leslie Evans* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Evans ’53* Dr. Jamila Everett Ms. Ariel Fan ’10* Mr. Joseph Ferrari ’22 Mrs. Zemula P. Fleming Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Flores P ’16, ’21* Ms. Winnie Fok P ’12, ’17* Mr. Nathaniel L. Forbes ’70
Mr. & Mrs. Leland S. Ford* Ms. Denise Varnado-Fortson & Mr. Kile Bruce Fortson Mr. Robert H. Forward, Jr. ’62 Mr. & Mrs. William L. Fraim ’70* Ms. Jessica Franks ’04* Mr. Bryan Frazee & Ms. Carol Schmid-Frazee P ’08, ’10 Ms. Christine French ’90 & Mr. Ross French* Mr. & Mrs. Horace H. Fritz, IV ’84* Mrs. Michelle Gabriel ’94 & Mr. Michael Gabriel Ms. Gauri Gadgil ’06* Dr. & Mrs. Henry Gallagher, Jr. P ’82 Dr. Brian S. Gans ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Garcia ’87 Ms. Isabel M. Gerard ’19 Mr. Peter Gilman Mr. Robert M. Gilmore ’70 Ms. Joanne C. Y. Goh ’99 Gerald & Margery Goldman P ’98, ’00 Mr. Matthew Gooch ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander L. Gordon ’02 Mrs. Aviana L. Gracial D’Souza ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Granda P ’21, ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Chip Greening ’62* Mr. Chris Greening ’09 Mr. Jay A. Greening ’06 Mr. Kenneth Gregg ’65* Ms. Amanda Gresham ’94 Mr. Emmanuel & Dr. Dominique Griffon P ’17, ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Rex Griswold ’71 Ms. Alexandra Gruber ’89 & Mr. Bill Powers Ms. Elyssa Guardino P ’05, ’08 Mrs. Jessica Gupta ’05 & Mr. Parag Gupta* Mr. Hugo & Dr. Carmen Gutierrez P ’21, ’23, ’25 Dr. L. Thomas Hackett & Mrs. Mary Kay Buckley Mr. Charles Hadsell ’98 & Ms. Tara Hadsell Ms. Jenee M. Haliburton P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hall ’60 Mr. Geoffrey T. Hamill Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Hamilton ’66* Dr. & Mrs. Ken-ryu Han ’87* Mr. A. G. Handschumacher, Jr. ’60
*indicates membership in Hastings Society
GIVING
Leading By Example Great leaders lead by example and nothing could be more true than celebrating the forward-thinking generosity of two Heads of Schools who collectively led Webb for more than a third of its first century. Taylor Stockdale and Susan Nelson have blue and gold coursing through their veins. Their history is our history, which is why we are happy to celebrate their recent planned gifts in honor of Webb’s Centennial. Head of Schools Taylor Stockdale fondly recalls the impact of his life at Webb as he concludes his final year in the leadership role. “Anne and I feel so grateful to have Webb play such a central role in our lives. We really grew up here, at least as adults and as a couple. And raised our kids here and watched them benefit from this extraordinary education firsthand. We have had the great fortune of immersing ourselves in the life of the school for 35 years. It is our great honor to do our small part in ensuring the Webb community remains so special for the years to come.” Similarly, Susan Nelson is never too far from Webb to immerse herself in the ongoing work of propelling us forward. As a Life Trustee and a member of the Campaign Executive Committee, Susan’s continued dedication to Webb is inspiring. She states, “Webb’s impact on my life and the lives of my family was transformative. Leaving our home and family in New York was challenging, but the Webb community embraced us and became our extended family. My sons are proud Webb alumni who maintain close relationships with Webb buddies. It was certain and inevitable Webb would be included in my estate plan. No other institution means more to me than Webb. My wish for Webb is that it continue to educate and be home to young people who will be the people of character and leaders the world so needs.” Taylor and Susan join over a hundred alumni, parents, and former staff who have included Webb in their estate planning. To learn more, visit webblegacy.org
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Giving Mr. Robert Hanna ’04 Mrs. Alison Hansen* Mr. Eric Hansen Miss Fiona D. Hansen Ms. Katrina Hanson Johnson ’90 & Mr. Chad Johnson* Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. Harber ’79 Mr. Ian C. Harbison ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Steve Harbison Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Hard ’52* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Harmon ’93 Mrs. Angela J. Harold ’12 Mrs. Jeanette Harold P ’12 Mr. Alan Hau ’04* Dr. & Mrs. Karl A. Haushalter P ’21* Ms. Leticia Hayakawa Mrs. Janet Heald* Dr. Julie A. Henriksen ’86* Ms. Julia I. Henshaw Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hernandez P ’13, ’15 Ms. Lucia Herrero ’10* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Herrero P ’10, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Herring P ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Adam H. Hershman ’96 Mr. & Mrs. John Heyes Mr. Harry Q. Higbie ’73 Mr. Jim Hinch & Mrs. Katharine Flexer P ’25 Ms. Theodora R. Hinkle ’05 Dr. & Mrs. Brad A. Hinrichs ’83 Dr. Mark Hinrichs ’76 & Mrs. Dea Hinrichs Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Hoe ’04 Mr. Ali M. Holakoui ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Hossien Holakoui P ’10, ’16* Mr. Omid Holakoui ’16* Mr. & Mrs. Colin M. Holman ’59 Drs. Charles & Stephanie Holzner Mr. & Mrs. DeForrest Home, Jr. ’57* Mr. Jan Homidan & Mrs. Tintariah Osadi P ’14, ’16 Mr. Daniel Hong ’17 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 Ms. Rebecca K. Hsia ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Yuchuek Hsia P ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Hsieh ’89* Dr. Jishan Hu & Ms. Lai Ming Wong P ’24 54 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
Ms. Megan Huang ’21 Ms. Ruiwen Huang ’22 Mr. & Mrs. George Huber P ’09, ’13* Ms. Michelle M. Huber ’13* Mrs. Emily Hughes ’90 & Mr. James Hughes, III* Mr. Chi Hui & Mrs. Hiu Lam P ’25 Col./ret. & Mrs. Peter V. Huisking ’67, P ’91* Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas Hunsucker ’64* Mr. John C. Hutt ’86* Mrs. Juli E. Hychko ’10* Ms. Micol C. Issa ’05 Dr. & Mrs. Aamir Z. Jamal P ’12, ’17, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. D. Joseph Jayne ’49 Ms. Joyce Jiang ’22 Ms. Yafei Jiang ’22 Ms. Neeru Jindal ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Jones ’80* Dr. & Mrs. Robert C. W. Jones, Jr. P ’90, ’93 Mr. Aaron M. Jorgensen ’05* Mr. Alan R. Kabat* Mr. & Mrs. Dion Scott-Kakures P ’11 Mr. Charles V. K. Karnavy ’94 Mr. Brian Kays Ms. Brenna M. Kearns ’08* Dr. & Mrs. Kalon Kelley ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Jason B. Keyes ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kilmer P ’10, ’12 Mr. Alok S. Kirloskar ’02 Mr. & Mrs. James Kissane P ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Eliot S. Knight ’53 Ms. Emily K. Ko ’93 Mr. Joe C. Ko ’04 Ms. Madeleine J. Koski ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Peter Koster ’64* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kozden* Mrs. Linda Kraai P ’95* Ms. Patricia Kullnigg ’84 & Mr. Juergen Kullnigg* Mr. Adrian Lam ’11* Mr. Jeff Lamb & Mrs. Tiphanie Caskey-Lamb P ’16 Ms. Brittany Lamon-Paredes ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Landegger ’53 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Lantz Mr. & Mrs. Ray Lantz* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Lasswell, Jr. ’70* Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Lauria P ’01, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. W. Lauria ’01
Mr. & Mrs. C. Wayne Leavitt P ’84, ’86, GP ’16, ’19 Ms. Bridgette Lee ’20 Mr. Dongwon (Luke) Lee ’12 Mr. Douglas Lee ’96* Mr. Nicholas M. Lee ’22 Ms. Tiffany Lee ’04 & Mr. Hamilton Chen Mr. & Mrs. William Lee P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Robin M. Leggewie ’70 Mr. Hans Lehmann ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Lesse ’76, P ’09* The Hon. & Mrs. Robert M. Letteau ’60 Mr. Mason R. Letteau Stallings ’21 Mr. Keating Leung ’98 & Ms. Selene Chau* Mr. Riley T. Lewis ’07* Ms. Sarah J. Lewis ’06 Mrs. Jinli Li Mr. Kevin D. Li ’16 Ms. Laura H. Li ’22 Mr. Xuan Li & Ms. Ying Deng P ’16 Ms. Yijing Li ’22 Mr. Zijun Li & Mrs. Fengqiong Lyu P ’22 Drs. Shawn D. Libaw ’72 & Josephine Libaw Mr. Johnson B. J. Lightfoote ’08 Ms. Madeline E. Lilley ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lillie ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Edward K. Lin ’93* Mr. & Mrs. Kend Linderholm ’66 Mr. Fei Liu & Mrs. Nan Yang P ’18* Ms. Jennifer J. Liu ’05* Mr. Wendong Liu & Ms. Huirong Liang P ’20* Ms. Euphy Liu ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Justin Llorens P ’22 Ms. Anne Lofgren ’19* Ms. Kate Lofgren ’16* Mr. & Mrs. James A. Lonergan ’71 Mr. Marcos Lopez & Ms. Candoan Nguyen P ’13* Mr. Marcos N. Lopez ’13* Mr. & Mrs. David A. Louis ’87* Mr. & Mrs. Allen B. Lovekin ’52 Ms. Shiqi Luo ’22 Mr. Fuhua Ma & Mrs. Lijun Liu P ’25 Mr. Kuai Chong Ma ’25 Mrs. H.B. MacArthur P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Macaulay Ms. Mollie H. Mackenzie ’08
Alumni and friends at the Los Angeles Holiday Party
Mr. Bassil G. Madanat ’04* Dr. & Mrs. John D. Madden GP ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Blair Maffris P ’96, ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Joshua M. Marshall ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Marshall Mr. William Marshall ’96 & Mrs. Francine Cunniffe Marshall Mr. Mikhail Martchenko & Dr. Anastasia Levitin P ’23 Ms. Heidi K. Marti ’06* Mr. & Mrs. Cliff Marticorena P ’18* Mr. Robert C. Martin ’70 Mr. Benjamin C. Martinez ’19 Ms. Sally M. Martinez P ’03 Mr. William L. Martinez ’16 Mr. Prabhjit S. Marwah ’09* Mr. Paul G. Matson ’97 Mr. & Mrs. David F. Maurer Dr. Wendy Maxon & Mr. Robert Maxon* Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Mayger P ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Malick Mbengue Ms. Johanna Sambyal ’09 & Mr. Luke McCormack Ms. Megan McCosh ’99 & Mr. Jason Banks* Mr. Michael McDermott ’83 & Ms. Amanda Bi P ’18* Mr. Carter R. McGee ’09 Ms. Corinne B. McGinley ’16 Mr. Kevin H. McGowan ’87* Ms. Karen McGuirk* Mr. & Mrs. Barton R. McKay ’80* Dr. & Mrs. David McKenzie ’71* *indicates membership in Hastings Society
Mr. Robert C. Michael ’62* Ms. Lisa S. Miller ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Keith R. Mills P ’78, ’83, GP ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Cristobal M. Miranda ’95* Mr. Wang Ho William Ma ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Monroe ’86, P ’18, ’22* Mr. William M. Monsour ’73* Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Montenegro ’76* Mr. & Mrs. William J. Montgomery ’48* Mr. Michael Moore ’60 & Ms. Linda Fleming Mr. Noah Moran Mr. John P. Morgan ’05* Dr. Pauline Funchain Moses ’95 & Mr. Jonathan Moses Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Muiznieks ’79 Mr. Jaime Muldoon ’85 Rev. & Mrs. Francisco Munoz P ’16 Mr. Felipe Murillo & Ms. Margarita Terrazas P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Murray, Jr. ’89* Mr. Joseph F. Murray ’93 & Ms. Bonnie Tran* Mr. & Mrs. Pieter S. Myers ’57 Mr. Yolbars K. Myhre ’17 Ms. Lisa Nacionales P ’15 Ms. Keeley K. Nakamoto ’09 Mr. Clement Ndegwa & Mrs. Millicent Ndiritu P ’20* Dr. & Mrs. Charles B. Neff ’50* Dr. & Mrs. John M. Neff ’51 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Nelson P ’89*
Ms. Tanya A. Newkirk ’87 Mrs. Keely Ng ’96 & Mr. Jeff Ng Ms. Emma F. A. Ng ’17 Mr. Scott Nichols & Ms. Jessica Fisher* Mr. Christopher L. Oakley ’04 Mr. Harry T. Oei ’84* Dr. Tommy Oei ’89 & Ms. Dawn Flock P ’18, ’20* Mr. Walter Ogier ’74 & Mrs. Carole Cooke* Dr. & Mrs. Peter Hertz-Ohmes ’51* Mr. & Ms. Benton R. Olmsted ’89 Dr. Edmund B. H. Ord ’45* Mr. Michael M. O’Riley ’83 Mr. Simon Feng Ou ’06 Mr. Ze Ou ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Owers* Mr. & Mrs. Eli Pangilinan P ’12* Ms. Eva K. Paniagua ’22 Mr. David Pankratz & Ms. Leslie Hamlin P ’05, ’13* Mr. Marcus Paredes & Mrs. Michelle Lamon-Paredes P ’11 Ms. Carly M. Paris ’10* Mrs. Cece Paris P ’10 Miss Seyoung Park Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Parks ’63 Ms. Ariel Parrish ’93 & Mr. David Parrish* Ms. Fara S. Pasarell ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. T. Pascual ’87* Ms. Nishtha Patel ’08 & Mr. Tejash Desai Dr. & Mrs. Uptal D. Patel ’89
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Giving Mr. Dhananjay V. Patwardhan ’93 Mr. Kimball L. Peterson ’71 Dr. Walter C. Pettus ’05* Dr. & Mrs. Duong T. Phung P ’19, ’20, ’21* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Pfeiffer* Mr. Peter G. Piness ’71 Mr. Kurt Pitzer ’84 & Ms. Kimberly Levin* Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Pizano P ’20* Ms. Stefanie Plumley Mr. Austin S. Plyley ’12* Ms. Diana L. Pomeroy* Mrs. Alla H. Ponty P ’12 Mr. William S. Ponty ’12* Ms. Mary Presecan ’92 & Mr. Garry Roseman Mr. & Mrs. George T. Price, III Mr. & Mrs. Ted Price ’79* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Price ’94 Mr. Mark A. Prince, Jr. ’86* Ms. Yuting Qin ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Quick P ’14 Mr. Julian C. Rachlin ’02* Mr. Jordan Raphael P ’24 Ms. Michele Raphael ’89, P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander J. Rapoport ’97* Mr. Andrew C. Raser ’01 Mr. Joshua D. Ratinoff ’17 Mr. Luke Raus ’20 Ms. Illiana Redding ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Roderick C. Rehnborg ’85* Mr. & Mrs. Rob Reimer P ’20* Mr. Robert Reimer, II ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Anton H. Reynolds ’46 Mr. Ethan M. Reznik ’16 Mr. John H. Rice ’63 Ms. Katharine R. Rice ’96 Mr. Christopher Riggio ’83 & Ms. Jean Bodeau Mr. & Mrs. Alexander T. Ripley ’66* Dr. Amna Rizvi ’96* Mr. & Mrs. Franklyn Robbins ’58* Mr. & Mrs. Bill Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Rohrer ’53* Mr. & Mrs. H. Renton Rolph, Jr. ’66 Mr. Gabriel Romero ’08 & Ms. Maximanova Greenberg* Mr. & Mrs. Raul Romero P ’08 Mr. Luqing Rong & Ms. Juan Xue P ’22*
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Ms. Zitang Rong ’22 Ms. Alexis M. De La Rosa ’11 Ms. Alix Rosenthal ’91* Mr. & Mrs. Floyd H. Ross ’89* Mr. & Mrs. Joshua H. Rudnick ’84 Mr. Thomas P. Ruge ’72* Mr. Mark S. Rumpler Dr. Benjamin Saltman ’94 & Ms. Rebecca Bellingham* Dr. & Mrs. Steven Saltman P ’87, ’94 Ms. Nina R. Samberg ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Sanders P ’11* Ms. Alfoncina Sandoval P ’05, ’09 Mrs. Sarah Tong Sangmeister ’87 & Mr. John Sangmeister Mr. & Mrs. Estelito Santos Mr. Bradford Sargent ’94 & Mrs. Melissa Hatcher* Dr. & Mrs. John Sasaki P ’03, ’09* Mr. Sean S. Sasaki ’09 Mr. Colin Saunders ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Sawyers ’68* Mr. Peter Scheid Ms. Rachael E. Schiffris ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John Schmid GP ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Ed Schwartz GP ’07, ’11, ’17* Dr. & Mrs. H. Denman Scott ’56 Ms. Katherine E. Seldman ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Seltzer ’80* Ms. Rachelle Sesma Mr. & Mrs. Kunal G. Shah ’97* Mr. Nihar Shah ’04 & Mrs. Vivian Long* Mr. Hayes Shair ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Shapiro ’98 Mrs. Harriet Sharp Mr. Gregory S. Shear ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Jay W. Shelton ’60 Mr. Min Shen & Ms. Beidi Wang P ’25 Mr. Feng Shi & Mrs. Nianchong Li P ’21* Mr. Anthony D. Shin ’99* Ms. Alexandra Shockey ’87 & Mr. Jeffrey Shockey* Mr. Ludlow Shonnard, III ’69, P ’97, ’99* Mrs. Lisa Shonnard Sipprell ’97 & Mr. Jeffrey Sipprell* Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Shpall ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Esteban Shugert P ’24
Mr. Damian Siebert ’94 & Mrs. Liz Canter Mr. & Mrs. Dirk Silva* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Silva P ’21* Ms. Jana Sims ’03 Ms. Connie Sipe P ’09 Mr. Dylan S. Sittig ’09* Mrs. Alyssa K. Sittig Leppla ’07 Capt. & Mrs. Norman L. Smith Ms. Pamela J. Smith ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Jayson S. Sohi ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Soltis P ’13 Ms. Reni O. Somoye ’10 Mr. David Ivey-Soto ’82 & Mrs. Lisa Ivey* Ms. Oluwatomisin Soyebo ’14 Mr. & Mrs. James D. P. Steinmann ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Sten ’58* Mr. & Mrs. R. Wicks Stephens ’53 Mr. Allen K. Stewart ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stewart P ’11, ’14, ’17* Ms. Emily Stewart ’11 & Mr. Lance Han Mr. G. Bailey Stockdale ’11* Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Stodgel Ms. May-May Sugihara Mr. Daniel B. Suhr ’02* Ms. Jacqueline Sullivan* Ms. Lorraine Sun ’04* Mr. Michael Sun ’06 Mr. Peiyuan Sun ’22 Mr. Chan Woo Sung ’86 & Mrs. Yeojeong Beatrice Sung* Mr. Blake W. Suttner ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22, ’25 John M. Sweeney Mr. Mark S. Sweet ’02 Mr. James V. Sylvester ’70 Mr. Michael Szanyi Mr. Robert J. Takata ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Nigel Taplin Ms. Kristin Tappan Mr. & Mrs. Arnold U. Tarin ’97 Mr. Nicholas S. Ting ’10* Ms. Briar Rose Tirpak Mr. & Mrs. Sergei V. Tolmochow P ’21, ’24* Mrs. Jinx Tong* Mr. Lee H. Toole ’48 Dr. Mark A. Torres ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel A. Torres P ’06 Ms. Megan Tracy Benson ’96 & Mr. Tom Benson* Mr. & Mrs. Cameron G. Troxell ’80* Mr. Taj E. Tucker ’08 Mr. Nathan A. Turczan ’09* Mr. & Mrs. John Tuteur ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Rob Tyck P ’20, ’23* Ms. Aliza Tyndale ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Tzeng ’06* Ms. Grace Um ’08 & Mr. JK Kim Upland Women’s Club Mrs. Laura Vandeweghe ’91 & Mr. Bruk Vandeweghe Mr. & Mrs. Jim Veras P ’73, ’74* Ms. Eissa M. Villasenor ’98 Ms. Julia A. Villasenor ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Waddell P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Walker* Ms. Evon Walks ’95 Ms. Emily F. Wang ’22 Ms. Feier Wang ’25 Mr. Lumeng Wang & Mrs. Jingmei Lu P ’24 Mr. William W. Wang ’08 Ms. Xiaohan Wang ’22 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Warjone ’61 Mr. Robbie Warner ’82 & Dr. Belinda Thom Ms. Whitley D. M. Watson ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Deiter Wehner P ’14 Dr. & Mrs. Charles D. Weinstein ’71* Mr. & Mrs. Adam Wensley P ’13, ’17* Ms. Dylan Wensley ’17* Ms. Miya A. Wensley ’13* Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. West P ’14, ’18, ’22* Mr. & Mrs. James G. Wetrich ’75* Mrs. Whitney Wharton ’05 & Mr. GT Wharton* Dr. Sylvia V. Whitlock Mr. & Mrs. William B. Wideman, Jr. ’61 Mr. Jack Wiese ’06 & Mrs. Megan Tryon Wiese* Mr. & Mrs. Shami Wijeyeratne P ’08, ’11* Dr. & Mrs. James Williams P ’15 Mr. Mark J. Wilson ’74 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Wirum ’82, P ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Steve Wishek P ’22, ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Gary Withey P ’04, ’05, ’15*
*indicates membership in Hastings Society
Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15 Mr. Jason Woertink ’97 & Dr. Julia Woertink ’99, P ’26, ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Wolcott Dr. Eric Wong ’83 & Ms. Elizabeth Pak* Mr. Erik W. Wong ’77 Mrs. Jennifer Wong Holzman ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Woodmansee P ’12 Mr. Joe Woodward & Dr. Michelle Harold P ’10, ’12* Mr. David Wright ’65 & Mrs. Pamela Bristah* Mr. Andrew Wu ’89 & Mrs. Scarlett Chen Mr. George H. Wu ’68 Dr. James J. Wu ’97 Dr. Sidney S. Wu ’89 Ms. Sydney P. Wuu ’20 Mr. Tianyi (Jonathan) Xing ’16 Ms. Sharon Xu ’22 Mr. Stephen S. Yanez Mr. Brett Yang & Mrs. Michelle Huang P ’25 Ms. Liangqian Yang ’18 Mr. Richard H. Yao ’03 Mr. Franklin J. Yap ’88 Ms. Joanna K. Yap ’22
Mr. John A. Yaple ’83 Lt. Col. & Mrs. J. Michael Yates P ’24 Mr. Chun Ye & Mrs. Pingying Huang P ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. C. Yen ’76* Dr. & Mrs. James K. Yeo P ’87, ’90 Mr. Jonathan K. Ying ’07* Ms. Sheila Yip GP ’13, ’17* Mr. David Young P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Young ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Marco Zambrano P ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Zarate* Mr. Hanming Zeng ’24 Mr. Jinlong Zeng & Ms. Wenjuan Wu P ’23 Mr. Kehua Zhang & Ms. Haoxuan Diao P ’22 Mr. Tianyi Zhang ’17 Mr. Xuejun Zhang & Ms. Ke Zhou P ’22 Mr. Yuzhou Zhang ’22 Mr. Ken Zheng & Mrs. Jenny Jiang P ’18, ’20* Brian D. Zipser, M.D. ’96 Anonymous (17)
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*indicates membership in Hastings Society
Pacesetter’s Club CLASSES OF 2006-2010
CLASSES OF 2016-2021
Minimum Gift of $500 Mr. Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09 Mr. Ken Liu ’10 Mr. Nicholas J. Phelps ’06 Ms. Christine N. Wheaton ’09 Mr. Bryan A. Yokote ’09 Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06
Minimum Gift of $20.16 Mr. David F. Albers ’16 Ms. Katharine R. Bowman ’18 Mr. Jayden (Chun Heng) Chiu ’20 Ms. Emily L. Chu ’17 Ms. Jacqueline Cordes ’21 Mr. Patrick T. Donez ’21 Mr. RJ Duque ’17 Ms. Isabel Gerard ’19 Mr. Omid Holakoui ’16 Mr. Gavin Lee ’19 Ms. Bridgette Lee ’20 Mr. Kevin D. Li ’16 Ms. Yufei Liu ’19 Ms. Anne K. Lofgren ’19 Ms. Kate K. Lofgren ’16 Mr. Benjamin C. Martinez ’19 Mr. William L. Martinez ’16
CLASSES OF 2011-2015 Minimum Gift of $250 Ms. Emily E. Kan ’11 Mr. Marcus Lee ’15 Mr. Austin S. Plyley ’12 Mr. James T. Romero ’15 Mr. Dakota D. Santana-Grace ’11 Mr. Henry K. Xu ’12
Ms. Corinne B. McGinley ’16 Mr. Yolbars K. Myhre ’17 Ms. Emma F. A. Ng ’17 Mr. Ze Ou ’17 Ms. Yuting (Emma) Qin ’19 Mr. Joshua D. Ratinoff ’17 Mr. Robert Reimer, II ’20 Mr. Ethan M. Reznik ’16 Mr. Mason R. Letteau Stallings ’21 Ms. Aliza Tyndale ’21 Ms. Dylan Wensley ’17 Ms. Sydney P. Wuu ’20 Mr. Tianyi (Jonathan) Xing ’16 Ms. Liangqian (Alice) Yang ’18 Anonymous
Gifts for the period of July 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022
Jeff Cripe ’08 and Thomas Yu ’06 with Don Lofgren
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Gifts in Kind Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Baganz Mrs. & Mrs. Scott Evans ’53 Pomona Fairplex Ms. Elizabeth Smith ’92 & Mr. Patrick Smith P ’25
GIVING
A Tale of Two Friends and Two Funds The power of alumni networking and a shared desire to give back. This is the story of Michael Chang ’92 and Alvin Hung ’93. Both Michael and Alvin attended Webb in the early 1990s. Both founded and led companies based in Silicon Valley involving video technology. Michael, like Alvin, now lives in Hong Kong and operates businesses in the U.S. and abroad. In 2012, Michael and his wife, Alicia, created a scholarship fund to support deserving Webb students. In 2021, Alvin and his wife, Jacinta, also created a scholarship fund inspired by the experience of the Changs. This story is one of many. It is a story of friendship, of professional success, of maintaining connections and of living Webb’s values. The Alvin ’93 and Jacinta Hung Scholarship Fund provides financial assistance to students and their families to provide access to a Webb education. Endowed funds such as this are invested alongside other endowed funds that provide resources for faculty support, physical plant excellence, academic programs, and the Alf Museum to name a few. Investments are managed by Goldman Sachs & Co. and the Board of Trustees regularly reviews investment research, strategy, management, and performance. Annual payout is a fixed percentage of the fund’s market value over a twelve-quarter rolling average. Endowed funds like the Hung Scholarship are meant to be perpetual and can be increased over time through future philanthropy. For more information about creating an endowed fund, contact Bob Fass, chief advancement officer, at (909) 482-5260 or bfass@webb.org.
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Thompson & Vivian Webb Society 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.
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Webb’s enduring legacy can be your personal legacy when you partner with us to protect and enrich these incredibly important values by including The Webb Schools or the Alf Museum in your philanthropic planning. There are many ways to do so: • A provision in your will or living trust; • Beneficiary designation of your IRA, 401(k), or other retirement plan; • Beneficiary designation of life insurance; • Charitable trusts; • Charitable gift annuities. Bob Fass Chief Advancement Officer bfass@webb.org (909) 482-5260 Danielle Gordon Director of Development dgordon@webb.org (909) 482-5267 www.webblegacy.org
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 or the Alf Museum. Bob & Sara Adler David ’34 & Gilda Agnew Jeff Arnett ’43 R. Larry ’70 & Alicia Ashton Cleve ’53 & Irene Baker Dutch & Hilary Barhydt Jason R. Beresford ’84 S. Chris ’79 & Carol Bradford John ’43 and Flo Bryan Robert Carr ’61 & Ms. Carolyn Davis Michael ’92 & Alicia Chang Richard P. Clarke ’63 Everett (Bud) Clary ’39 Kenneth L. Colborn ’47 Bob Connolly ’89 & Nancy Tung Jeffrey C. Cripe ’08 William H. David ’45 Samuel C. Davidge ’56 John ’69 & Nancy Dey Sameer P. Dholakia ’91 Sanjay Dholakia ’87 & Melissa Barnes Dholakia ’87 Jim ’63 & Wendy Drasdo Richard K. Dukes ’78 Wolcutt B. Dunham, Jr. ’61 Charles ’67 & Gloria Ensey Stanley Eosakul ’04 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 Jim ’59 & Jean Hall William ’67 & Zandra Halstead Capt. Robert M. Hanson ’62 Wayne A. Hanson Wayne L. Hanson ’59 Al Hastings ’42 Victor ’42 & Lucille Heerman C.S. Heinz Foundation John Helgeson
Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87 William G. Henshaw ’41 Harley G. Higbie ’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 Dana E. Ketchum, Jr. ’59 Sherwood C. Kingsley 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 and 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 David Mirkin ’66 & Karen Piacentini Jan Mitchell Johnson ’86 Timothy C. Moore ’59 Dwight S. Morgan ’65 David C. Myles ’80 Douglas & Ann Myles Peter & Elfrieda Nardulli Susan Nelson 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 Thomas ’76 & Sheila Prendiville Edward T. Price, Jr. ’33 Lawrence E. Price ’61 Ted ’79 & Faith Price Thomas M. Price Paul ’54 & Mary Reitler William Ripley ’60 & Erin Davis-Ripley 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. Shannon, Jr. ’54 & Sally Shannon William M. Silsbee ’36 & Ruth B. Silsbee Taylor & Anne Stockdale 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 Lance C. Williams ’97 Marc D. Wilson ’70 Kathy Winant Osborne ’88 & Jamie Osborne David T. Woodley Charles R. Work ’58 & Veronica A. Haggart David D. Wright ’65 Denis Shing Fai Yip Ralph D. Young III ’63 Thomas K. Yu ’06 Samuel Zemurray, III ’61 Peter ’63 & Cheryl Ziegler Tamara A. Zipser Anonymous (29) THE REPORT OF THE SCHOOLS 2021-22 63
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Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology FOUNDERS PECCARY SOCIETY GIFTS OF $25,000 OR MORE Mr. & Mrs. Bruce P. Baganz* Mr. & Mrs. Blake H. Brown ’68* Kenneth J. De Nault, Ph.D. ’61* Mr. & Mrs. David Fleishhacker ’55* Estate of Dana Ketchum, Jr. ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Myles P ’80, GP ’13* Mr. Ralph T. Thompson, Jr. ’64* Estate of Samuel Zemurray, III ’61 Anonymous (2) 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* Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Clark P ’04* Dr. Bernard Cleyet ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Greening, Jr. P ’04, ’06, ’09* Mrs. Penny J. Holliday P ’84, ’01, GP ’15, ’19, ’22
Dr. F. Gard Jameson, Jr. ’71 & Dr. Florence Jameson P ’08, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Sherwood Kingsley ’58* Mr. Brent Lee & Ms. Jinhyun Ann P ’18, ’24* Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61* Mr. & Mrs. R.J. Romero P ’12, ’15, ’20* Dr. Mary W. Rose* Dr. John R. Stevens ’52* Mr. & Mrs. Page W. Thibodeaux P ’13* Mrs. Tammy Zipser P ’94, ’96* GIFTS OF $5,000 - $9,999 Mrs. Monica Atiyeh Whitaker ’96 & Mr. Benjamin Whitaker* Dr. Daniel Gluckstein & Dr. Akemi Chang P ’05, ’08* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Hagander ’66* Mr. & Mrs. Charles Han P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Bingfeng Hu P ’20, ’23* Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Kong P ’15, ’18, ’22* Weiguo Li MD Inc Mr. & Mrs. Zhenhong Lin P ’15, ’24* Dr. David Mirkin ’66 & Mrs. Karen Piacentini*
Dr. & Mrs. L. J. Patrick Muffler ’54* Mrs. Michelle Plyley & Mr. Donald Plyley* Dr. & Mrs. Charles Steinmann P ’98* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Thomas ’70* Mr. Grenville C. Thoron ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Elliott C. Trommald ’55 Mr. Thomas K. Yu ’06*
BONANZA PECCARY SOCIETY GIFTS OF $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. & Mrs. Charles K. Clark ’04* Mr. Jeffrey Cripe ’08 & Ms. Eleanor Walper* Ms. Lexington B. Henn ’09* Mr. Terry Henn P ’09, ’11, ’13, ’15* Mr. & Ms. Tony C. Kan P ’22, ’24* Mr. Lixin Li & Mrs. Shihong Peng P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. John R. Lynas ’55* Mr. & Mrs. George S. McKelvey ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Mixon ’63* Ms. Lauren K. Piacentini* Mr. Hugh Pitcher ’68 & Mrs. Linda Lebsack* Mr. Alexander M. Power ’43* Mrs. Heloise B. Power Ms. Elizabeth Smith ’92 & Mr. Patrick Smith P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Dane Stoddard P ’15, ’18* Dr. Myung Whan Suh & Dr. Howon Lee P ’24 Mr. Zhuyi Tang & Mrs. Mei Zhao P ’24* Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Terris P ’06, ’09* Mr. & Mrs. Todd Wagner P ’17, ’19* Dr. Stewart Wang & Mrs. Ruth Yang P ’20, ’23* Anonymous
Alf Museum Board of Trustees *indicates membership in Hastings Society
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BRIDGER PECCARY SOCIETY GIFTS OF $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Robert L. Adler P ’96, ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn* Mr. Charles H. Bell ’63* Dr. Stephen Boyer ’64 & Mrs. Priscilla Butler* Mr. & Mrs. Dana B. Fisher, Jr. ’67 Ms. Nellie Graham Mrs. Danielle Hayden ’03 & Mr. Kent Hayden* Mr. Xiangyang Jian & Mrs. Hong Zhu P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. Jacek Kugler* Mr. Michael Lonergan ’68* Mr. Dwight S. Morgan ’65* Mr. Maxwell B. Nelson ’95* Mr. Lawrence E. Price ’61 & Ms. Martha C. Lussenhop* The Rev. William Ripley ’60 & Mrs. Erin Davis-Ripley* Mr. Dakota D. Santana-Grace ’11* Mr. James S. Scott ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Taylor B. Stockdale P ’11, ’14* Dr. & Mrs. Thompson Webb, III* The Reverends Sally Welch & David Berkedal* Ms. Christine N. Wheaton ’09 Mr. Lance Williams ’97 & Mr. Grant Kretchik* Mr. Geoffrey C. Winssinger ’00* Mr. Royce Yokote & Ms. Joan Antonovich P ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan A. Yokote ’09
CRAWFORD PECCARY SOCIETY GIFTS OF $500 - $999 Ms. Rosaline Alam P ’20, ’22 Dr. & Mrs. William Baek P ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Bailey, Jr. ’55, P ’87, ’88* Dr. Berg and Dr. Bohrer-Berg P ’25 Dr. & Mrs. Richard Burdekin P ’10, ’12, ’22* Dr. & Mrs. Paul Carlton Mr. Robert Carr ’61 & Ms. Carolyn Davis Mr. Leroy L. Carver, III ’70, P ’00* Mr. & Mrs. Mark Causley P ’22* Dr. & Mrs. Michael Chai P ’17, ’19, ’22, ’23* 66 THE WEBB SCHOOLS
Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Clarke ’63, P ’98* Mr. Ralph B. Coomber ’59* Mr. & Mrs. M. Randel Davies ’70* Mr. Cao Duan & Mrs. Yulu Long P ’25 Drs. Andy Farke & Sarah Nichols* Mr. David Fawcett ’61 & Ms. Diane Wilsdon* Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Fong P ’20, ’24* Mr. John Fuelling & Dr. Andrea Brault Fuelling P ’11, ’15, 17* Ms. Rebecca I. Goldman ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Damon Gomez P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. John D. Graf P ’21* Mr. & Mrs. John Helgeson P ’16, ’20, ’23* Mr. Randall Holdridge Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Jobe ’68, P ’05* Mr. & Mrs. Carl W.R. Lachman ’86* Mr. Qiang Li & Mrs. Yuyan Huang P ’19, ’22* Dr. & Mrs. Weiguo Li P ’21, ’22* Dr. & Mrs. Mark Lin P ’24, ’26 The Rev. & Ms. Ray I. Lindquist ’59 Drs. Ronald Liskanich & Gloria Stevens P ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Donald L. Lofgren P ’16, ’19* Mr. Shengzhang Luo & Mrs. Yingjun Li P ’22* Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Markert, Jr. ’56* Mr. & Mrs. Kimball P. McCloud ’67, P ’95, ’96* Mrs. Diane D. Miller* Mrs. Sarah A. Mollenkopf ’96 & Mr. Jack Mollenkopf Ms. Yoko Nitta ’97 Dr. & Mrs. Sang Paik P ’14, ’16, ’19, ’22, ’25* Ms. Tina M. Paredes* Dr. Jason D. Pasley ’96 & Dr. Amelia Fiore* Mr. Steve Pastrano & Ms. Cathy Cronin-Pastrano P ’07* Mr. & Mrs. Tony Petrone Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Plaut ’60 Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rosenthal P ’91, ’93* Dr. Theresa Smith & Mr. John Ferrari P ’22* Mr. George A. Tredick, III ’72* Mr. & Mrs. John G. Vedder ’44
Dr. John Verano ’73 & Ms. Elizabeth Boone* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Wallace ’61* Mr. Marc D. Wilson ’70 & Ms. Ann Muenchow P ’04* Mr. Panqiao Xu & Mrs. Jing Cheng P ’25 Ms. Yumiko Yamada ’94 Mr. Ralph D. Young, III ’63, P ’01* Mrs. Meng Yu P ’14, ’16, ’22* Mr. Yan Zeng & Mrs. Chun Gao P ’24
COCONINO PECCARY SOCIETY GIFTS OF $250 - $499 Dr. Florence P. Adams P ’85, ’90* Mr. William D. Allan ’94* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bagley P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Baron P ’03, ’06 Mr. J. Scott Brown ’79 Mr. Nels Christiansen & Ms. Ellen Thompson-Christiansen P ’12, ’17* Mr. & Ms. Andrew Dominguez P ’11, ’15* Edwards Lifesciences Foundation Mrs. Julia Falk ’90 & Mr. Alex Falk P ’25* Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Fass P ’23* Mr. & Mrs. William L. Fraim ’70* Gerald & Margery Goldman P ’98, ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander L. Gordon ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Gordon* Dr. L. Thomas Hackett & Mrs. Mary Kay Buckley Mr. & Mrs. Frederick P. Hard ’52* Mrs. Emily Hughes ’90 & Mr. James Hughes, III* Mr. Alan R. Kabat* Mr. & Mrs. Johnny Lee P ’22* Mr. Mason R. Letteau Stallings ’21 Mr. & Mrs. Kend Linderholm ’66 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Lonergan ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Leo Marshall Ms. Karen McGuirk* Mr. & Mrs. Barton R. McKay ’80* Mr. & Mrs. Scott Sanders P ’11* Dr. Edward & Rev. Ruth Santana-Grace P ’11* Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Sawyers ’68* Ms. Pamela J. Smith ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Soltis P ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Sten ’58* Mr. & Mrs. R. Wicks Stephens ’53 Mr. & Mrs. John Tuteur ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Veras P ’73, ’74* Mr. & Mrs. Theodore L. White ’71* Mr. Zhengwei Zhuang & Mrs. Ping Zhang P ’25
BARSTOW PECCARY SOCIETY GIFTS OF $100 - $249 Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey C. Adams ’63, P ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Albers P ’16 Ms. Kathryn L. Albright GP ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Marc F. Atiyeh P ’93, ’96* Mr. & Mrs. Dutch Barhydt* Ms. Stephanie Baron ’96, P ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Base P ’19, ’26 Mr. Nicolas Bordage & Mrs. Barbara Perez P ’23 Mr. & Mrs. Brianjohn Brudnicki P ’24 Mr. & Mrs. Darryl E. Carlson P ’02* Mr. Tony Chiu & Ms. Cheri Yim P ’20* Mr. & Mrs. Dean G. Davidge ’61* Mr. Deven Desai ’89 & Dr. Claudia Hackethal ’88, P ’19 Dr. & Mrs. Edward DiGiamarino P ’11, ’13* Ms. Evelyn Eaton P ’25 Mr. & Mrs. Hans Elfring ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Scott Evans ’53* Dr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Fisher ’67* Mr. & Mrs. Leland S. Ford* Mrs. Katherine Fredrich ’02 & Mr. Chris Fredrich* Mr. Robert M. Gilmore ’70 Mr. Jay A. Greening ’06 Ms. Amanda Gresham ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Rex Griswold ’71 Ms. Elyssa Guardino P ’05, ’08 Dr. Julie A. Henriksen ’86* Dr. Janel Henriksen Hastings ’87 & Mr. Glen Hastings P ’22, ’25* Ms. Lucia Herrero ’10* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Herrero P ’10, ’13 Col./ret. & Mrs. Peter V. Huisking ’67, P ’91* Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Jones ’80* Mr. Charles V. K. Karnavy ’94
*indicates membership in Hastings Society
GIVING
Alf Museum Endowment Continues to Grow Support for the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology has grown steadily in recent years, and the 2021-22 fiscal year brought in some of the largest gifts to the museum endowment to date. Museum Trustee, and daughter of Webb alumnus George Whitney ’31, Terry Baganz and her husband Bruce established the Olive W. and Bruce P. Baganz Fund for Geology at the museum in November 2021. This fund will provide perpetual support for geology-focused museum programs. Fieldwork, museum classroom technology and resources, visits to other natural history institutions and outreach with an emphasis on the study and practice of geology will all be provided for by this new endowed fund. "We can't understand past life unless we fully understand the rocks our fossils are found in. This new fund will elevate our ability to teach geological concepts in our museum classes and outreach program, and support cutting-edge research in the lab and the field,” says Dr. Andy Farke, Museum Director. Museum endowment giving also expanded through gifts to the Donald L. Lofgren Endowed Director’s Chair Fund. Established in 2019 by Kenneth De Nault ’61, the Lofgren Director’s Chair supports the Museum Director position and was created in honor of Dr. Don Lofgren. Since 2019, the fund has received more than 40 gifts from alumni, parents, and friends across the decades. The Fund doubled in size this last year thanks in part to generous lead gifts by Museum Trustee, James Hall ’59 and his wife Jean, and the estate of Samuel Zemurray, III ’61. Gifts made to the endowment become a permanent and critical revenue source for the operating budget for the Alf Museum. For more information about supporting the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology, please contact Danielle Gordon at (909) 482-5267 or dgordon@webb.org.
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Mr. & Mrs. Anil Kaushal P ’24, ’26 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Koster ’64* Mrs. Linda Kraai P ’95* Ms. Brittany Lamon-Paredes ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Mark W. Lauria P ’01, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. W. Lauria ’01 Mr. & Mrs. C. Wayne Leavitt P ’84, ’86, GP ’16, ’19 Dr. Randall H. Leefeldt ’70* Mr. & Mrs. Robin M. Leggewie ’70 Ms. Sarah J. Lewis ’06 Dr. Haiqing Li & Ms. Song Yang P ’25 Ms. Jennifer J. Liu ’05* Ms. Euphy Liu ’19 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Madding ’69* Mr. William Marshall ’96 & Mrs. Francine Cunniffe Marshall Ms. Megan McCosh ’99 & Mr. Jason Banks Mr. & Mrs. John Metz P ’22, ’25* Mr. Robert C. Michael ’62* Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Murray, Jr. ’89* Mr. Shengzhe Nie & Ms. Jialing Han P ’16 Dr. Tommy Oei ’89 & Ms. Dawn Flock P ’18, ’20* Mr. Marcus Paredes & Mrs. Michelle Lamon-Paredes P ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Parks ’63 Mr. & Mrs. Windelle Peddy* Dr. & Mrs. Duong T. Phung P ’19, ’20, ’21* Mr. Austin S. Plyley ’12* Mr. Andrew C. Raser ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Bill Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Rohrer ’53* Mr. Gabriel Romero ’08 & Ms. Maximanova Greenberg* Ms. Alfoncina Sandoval P ’05, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Estelito Santos Dr. & Mrs. John Sasaki P ’03, ’09* Mrs. Harriet Sharp Mrs. Amy Sharrow ’94 & Mr. Gary Sharrow* Mr. Anthony D. Shin ’99* Ms. Alexandra Shockey ’87 & Mr. Jeffrey Shockey* Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Suttner P ’22, ’25 Dr. Mark A. Torres ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel A. Torres P ’06 Upland Women’s Club
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Warjone ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Shami Wijeyeratne P ’08, ’11* Dr. Eric Wong ’83 & Ms. Elizabeth Pak* Mr. David Wright ’65 & Mrs. Pamela Bristah* Mr. Chuan Pin Wu & Ms. Elizabeth Deng P ’23* Mr. Stephen S. Yanez Ms. Sheila Yip GP ’13, ’17* Mr. Henry Yu & Mrs. Dilbar Dolkun P ’24 Brian D. Zipser, M.D. ’96 Anonymous (2)
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*indicates membership in Hastings Society
GIFTS UP TO $100 Mr. RB Balanza P ’22 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Boyce ’75, P ’04, ’06* Mr. Charles Byler Dr. & Mrs. Scott Carollo ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Castro P ’20* Mr. Jayden (Chun Heng) Chiu ’20 Mr. & Mrs. Chris L. Cornell ’77 Mrs. Briana J. Curry Bloom ’03 Mr. Robert H. Forward, Jr. ’62 Ms. Isabel M. Gerard ’19 Mr. Chris Greening ’09 Mrs. Janet Heald* Ms. Michelle M. Huber ’13* Ms. Patricia Kullnigg ’84 & Mr. Juergen Kullnigg* Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Landegger ’53 Ms. Laura H. Li ’22
Students at work in the Fossil Prep Lab
Ms. Heidi K. Marti ’06* Mr. & Mrs. David F. Maurer Mr. Kevin H. McGowan ’87* Mr. Jaime Muldoon ’85 Mr. Yolbars K. Myhre ’17 Ms. Ariel Parrish ’93 & Mr. David Parrish* Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Pfeiffer* Mr. Peter G. Piness ’71 Ms. Diana L. Pomeroy* Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Quick P ’14* Ms. Jana Sims ’03 Mr. & Mrs. James D. P. Steinmann ’98 Mr. Blake W. Suttner ’22 John M. Sweeney Mr. Robert J. Takata ’85 Mrs. Jinx Tong* Mr. & Mrs. Adam Wensley P ’13, ’17* Ms. Jacqueline E. Withey ’15 Mr. David Young P ’25 Anonymous (2)
Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology Volunteers Billy Bourbois Liz Flint Stephen Yanez
Memorial and Honorary Gifts GIFTS IN MEMORY OF
GIFTS IN HONOR OF
In Memory of Mr. Adam A. Cave ’12 Mr. Henry K. Xu ’12
In Honor of Gretchen J. Augustyn P ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Augustyn
In Memory of Mr. John L. Duden ’81 Mr. Jonathan L. Congdon ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Turner ’81
In Honor of Dr. Robert L. Connolly ’89 Ms. Jacqueline Sullivan
In Memory of Mr. Dodd Fischer ’61 Mrs. Nancy Fischer In Memory of Mr. Kai Guo P ’22 Ms. Lily Chen P ’22 In Memory of Mr. Ramsay Harris Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Walker In Memory of Mr. Herbert B. Holt ’67 Mrs. Debby Holt
In Honor of Mr. Rick Duque P ’14, ’17 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Tzeng ’06 In Honor of Mrs. Jessica Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Roland Hosch P ’15 In Honor of Dr. F. Gard Jameson, Jr. ’71, P ’08, ‘09 Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Callander ’71 In Honor of Dr. Donald L. Lofgren P ’16, ’19 Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61
In Memory of Mr. James MacArthur ’04 Mrs. H.B. MacArthur P ’04
In Honor of Mr. Roderic McMahan ’71 McMahan Family Donor Advised Fund at Rancho Santa Fe Foundation
In Memory of Dr. Marvin Miller ’50 Mrs. Diane D. Miller
In Honor of Mr. Tim Quinn Mr. Michael M. O’Riley ’83
In Memory of Mr. Miles B. Riley ’30 Mr. Richard Allison ’56
In Honor of The Rev. William R. Ripley ’60 Dr. & Mrs. Paul Carlton
In Memory of Mrs. Mary A. Rose P ’82 Mrs. Gretchen J. Augustyn
In Honor of Mr. Fletcher C. Stricker ’67 Mr. John A. Kramer, Jr. ’67
In Memory of Mr. Henry R. Wolcott ’32 Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Wolcott In Memory of Mr. Samuel Zemurray, III ’61 Mr. Roger J. Millar ’61
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2022-23 Administration
Strategic Communications
Taylor B. Stockdale, Head of Schools Theresa Smith, Ph.D., Associate Head of Schools John Choi, Director of Equity William Diepenbrock, Director of Marketing & Strategic Communications Jamila Everett, Ed.D., Director of Admission & Financial Aid Andrew Farke, Ph.D., Director, Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology Bob Fass, Chief Advancement Officer Hector Martinez, Dean of College Guidance Janet K. Peddy, Director of Finance, Planning & Operations
William Diepenbrock, Director of Marketing & Strategic Communications Melodie Akers, Digital Marketing Associate
Advancement Bob Fass, Chief Advancement Officer Lexus Beaman ’08, Director of Alumni & Donor Relations Scott Cooper, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Peter Gilman, Director of The Webb Fund Danielle Gordon, Director of Development Jenna Gough, Director of Parent Relations Janet Heald, Administrative Assistant Christine Leible, Director of Leadership Giving Annette Ramos, Director of Special Events Amy Stoddard, Executive Assistant to the Office of Advancement Katherine Vieser, Associate Director of Leadership Giving Yvette Zarate, Advancement Database Manager
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Contact Us The Report of the Schools recognizes contributors who supported The Webb Schools and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology from July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022. We have made every effort to ensure accuracy. If you find an error, please accept our apology and contact Lexus Beaman in the Webb Advancement Office at (909) 445-8253 or via email at lbeaman@webb.org, so we can make the correction.
Make a Gift WAYS YOU CAN GIVE The Webb Schools and the Alf Museum are registered as charitable organizations under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to Webb and the Alf Museum 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.
PLANNED GIFTS
Bequests, Testamentary Trusts, Charitable Trusts and Life Income Plans:
Webb accepts gifts of appreciated stock or mutual fund shares.
Planning a gift to The Webb Schools or the Alf Museum 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 life or provide for your heirs.
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Gifts of Securities:
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Gifts of Property: Property gifts can include real estate and tangible personal property such as antiques, art, and the like.
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 72 or older as of July 1, 2021, 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 or the Alf Museum. 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 or the Alf Museum 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 or the museum. Contact Danielle Gordon at dgordon@webb.org or (909) 482-5267 for more information.
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