Annual Report 2014 15 by University Liggett School

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A year of celebrations, season by season.

A Message From the Head of School An annual report attempts to capture a year in the life of a community. In this report, we are sharing Liggett’s life lived in its students, faculty and families. It was an exciting year. Our athletic teams had remarkable success winning divisional championships in a host of sports and going to state finals in cross country, field hockey, girls ice hockey, golf, softball, soccer and tennis. In the fall, we will dedicate our new athletic field complex which we were able to use for the spring season of this past year. It is stunning and will serve the school for many years. Thanks to all of those who worked so hard to plan, design and build the athletic campus. The campus not only serves the needs of our teams, but also our physical education programs. It is a beautiful space for campus activities. We continue to plan for the new John A. and Marlene L. Boll Campus Center which will contain not only our new varsity gymnasium, athletic training facilities, and fitness and wellness spaces, but also the campus welcome center, the central archives and historical research facility. The new building will be both a welcome center and a wonderful academic and athletic space. We hope to begin construction on the new building in a year or so. We continue to gather the financial resources to allow us to move the project to completion. The Academic Research Project – which is the centerpiece of our academic program – was an incredible

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success this year as a record number of projects were completed. Next year, all of the juniors and seniors will be participating in the research program. This program has gained us national attention and a number of grants to support the work. In the heart of our life is the Curriculum for Understanding core curriculum from Pre-K to grade 12. The intellectual and academic life of the school seeks to achieve the central objective of the curriculum for understanding – to move from information to understanding. In that journey, we continue to identify in each learner a passion, a driving interest, that will allow him/her to create a vision; a dynamic that will organize skills, interests, and questions to enrich and advance each student’s learning. Thank you all for your continuing support. You are a large part of our success – by the wonderful children you have brought to us, by your commitment to our work, and by the financial support you have so generously offered to make all of this possible. We look forward to 2015-2016 being another great year.

JOSEPH P. HEALEY, PH.D.

Head of School

TAB LE O F C O NTENTS

1878 Founding Mission The school’s aim is to develop the total personality on a base of unquestioned academic excellence.

4 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

5 BOARD OF TRUSTEES 6 2014-15 LEADERSHIP 7 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE 8 GIFTS BY SOCIETY 21 THE LEGACY CIRCLE 22 FALL 24 HOMECOMING 25 ALUMNI ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

Mission Statement Our mission is to empower students to develop intellectual curiosity, leadership and confidence to contribute to a complex and changing world. We challenge students to excel and to achieve their highest potential. We create opportunities for discovery and achievement by developing a faculty who foster the strengths of each student through the Curriculum for Understanding. We teach and practice the values of respect and responsibility in an emotionally and physically safe environment. Adopted February 2012 by the University Liggett School Board of Trustees

26 THE ARTS 28 ALUMNI GIFTS BY CLASS 36 READER-WRITER WORKSHOP 38 THE PROJECT APPROACH TO LEARNING 40 LIGGETT KNIGHT 2014 44 A NEW WAY TO TEACH HISTORY 46 WINTER 48 OUTDOOR CLASSROOM 50 IN HONOR & IN MEMORY OF 54 POP-UP MAKERSPACES 56 LETTING STUDENTS LEAD 57 LIGGETT MERIT SCHOLARS 58 SPRING 60 A CONFUCIUS CLASSROOM 61 SPONSORSHIP SOCIETY 62 LIFE CYCLE 64 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI RECEPTION 65 CLASS CUP AND THE KNIGHT’S CIRCLE AWARD 66 ALUMNI BOARD OF GOVERNORS 67 2015 SPRING RAFFLE 69 GIFTS IN KIND MATCHING GIFTS BY COMPANY 70 SURE FOUNDATIONS 71 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 72 ACADEMIC RESEARCH PROGRAM 74 SUMMER 76 COMMUNICATIONS CASE AWARD 77 ANNUAL FUND REACHES NEW RECORD

In preparation of this annual report we have taken every precaution to avoid errors and omissions. If any are found, we would greatly appreciate having them reported to the Office of Advancement, 313.884.444, Ext. 412. If your name is not listed as you prefer it to be, please let us know so that our records may be corrected. If your contribution was received after June 30, 2015, your name will appear in the Annual Report 2015-2016.

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A Message from the Board of Trustees Throughout the year, University Liggett School continued to build upon its strong record of excellence. During every season, from the start of school in the fall through the late summer months, we achieved new goals and continued to lead the way academically, artistically and athletically. Last fall, we celebrated our football team’s 13-0 win at Homecoming – an important accomplishment not only for our team, but also a significant marker in our Sure Foundations campaign. Thanks to the generosity of donors who are supporting this important $50 million campaign, we are investing in a two-phase athletics and classroom facilities project. The athletics fields were completed in the spring, and we look forward to our second phase: a state-of-the-art John A. and Marlene L. Campus Center adjacent to McCann Ice Arena. There was plenty more to celebrate throughout the year. Our Annual Fund reached a record goal – $1.4 million

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in donations, including 100 percent participation from our faculty, staff and Board of Trustees. Liggett Knight, our fall fundraiser, raised more than $300,000 thanks to our attendees and sponsors who donated items to the live, silent and fishbowl auctions, and our Spring Raffle raised an impressive $72,999. These funds made a critical and daily impact on the school’s academic and extracurricular activities throughout the year. The alumni, parents, and friends listed in this report are ensuring that our school remains a preeminent academic institution, a place where young lives are shaped and alumni go on to shape the world. Thank you.

JOHN W. STROH III, ‘78

President, Board of Trustees

University Liggett School 2014-2015 Board of Trustees Connie Ahee

James T. Mestdagh

Charles E. Becker

Matthew Moroun ‘91

Lisa D. Black ’77 Treasurer

Scott A. Reilly

Gloria Butler Miller William R. Chapin Shauna Ryder Diggs James A. Fitzgerald ’56 GPUS, Secretary Henry Ford III ‘98 Louana Ghafari Jason Patrick Hall Joseph P. Healey Atanas Ilitch

Thomas Robinson Ernestine L. Sanders A. Paul Schaap Joseph J. Shannon Jeffrey Smith Shema Spivey John W. Stroh III ’78 President Beth Van Elslander Wood ‘89 Anne Widlak

Gretchen Knoell

David M. Wu ’83 Vice President

Lila LaHood ‘92

William H. Yates III

Cynthia Ford Honorary Trustee Mrs. Ruth R. Glancy Honorary Trustee William W. Shelden, Jr. Honorary Trustee

2014-2015 Leadership PARENT CHAIRS

DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT

Carla Haladijan Pre-K 3

Louana Ghafari Chair

Maria Quint Pre-K 4 and 8th Grade

DeAnn Lukas ‘85

Associate Head of School for Advancement Kelley Hamilton

Mandy Johnson Kindergarten and 2nd Grade

Kristine Mestdagh

Kristy Slanec 1st Grade and 3rd Grade Michelle Martin 4th Grade and 6th Grade Kristen Harthorn 5th Grade Lindsay Moroun 7th Grade and 9th Grade Lisa Mauck 10th Grade Lisa Vallee-Smith 11th Grade DeAnn Lukas ‘85 12th Grade Chair

Jim Mestdagh

Assistant Head of Advancement Cressie Boggs

Beth Van Elslander Wood ‘89

Alumni Relations and Parent Relations Manager Katie Durno

FACULTY CHAIRS

Annual Giving Manager Trisha Shapiro

Connie O’Brien Lower School

Special Events Manager Shaye Campbell

Robert Shade Middle School

Advancement Services Manager Genevieve Valiot

Lindsay Moroun

Laurie & Robert Grucz

Director of Marketing and Communications Michelle Franzen Martin

STUDENT VOLUNTEERS

Communications Manager Rebecca Wall

GRANDPARENT CHAIRS

Charles Becker ‘15

Nicole Kopicki 12th Grade

Jo Hummel ‘15

Mary Ellen Meyering 12th Grade

Mackenzie Lukas ‘15

Jacqueline Kopicki ‘15 Spencer Lukas ‘19 Thomas Meyering ‘15

Graphic Arts Designer Lee Ann Gusmano

Leadership Circle The Leadership Circle is an important group of supporters whose leadership giving reflects an extraordinary commitment to the students and faculty of University Liggett School. By contributing a minimum gift of $1,000 during a fiscal year, these generous individuals are recognized as members of the Leadership Circle. The Leadership Circle is comprised of seven levels of giving and offers a variety of benefits, including special invitations to events both on and off campus.

Benefits of membership n

Special recognition in school publications

Annual subscription to an exclusive online e-newsletter

Invitations to special receptions and programs

An invitation to an annual reception hosted by the Head of School in the spring

THE FOUNDERS SOCIETY $100,000 and above THE HERITAGE SOCIETY $50,000 - $99,999 THE RIVISTA SOCIETY $25,000 - $49,999 THE HELICON SOCIETY $10,000 - $24,999 THE PERISCOPE SOCIETY $5,000 - $9,999 THE PERICON SOCIETY $2,500 - $4,999 THE SPIRIT SOCIETY $1,000 - $2,499

Gifts by Society FOUNDERS SOCIETY $100,000 OR MORE

Ms. Elizabeth D. Black ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Boll John A. & Marlene L. Boll Foundation Mrs. Vivian W. Day ‘75 & Mr. John W. Stroh III ‘78 Mrs. William Clay Ford Eleanor & Edsel Ford Fund Mrs. Janet A. Fruehauf ‘50 LIG & Mr. H. Richard Fruehauf, Jr. ‘48 DUS Mr. & Mrs. William W. Shelden, Jr. ‘68 GPUS The Elizabeth, Allan & Warren Shelden Fund HERITAGE SOCIETY $50,000 TO $99,999

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel J. Moroun Mr. & Mrs. Matthew T. Moroun ‘91 Peninsula Capital Partners LLC Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Reilly RIVISTA SOCIETY $25,000 TO $49,999

Mr. Haixiang Huang & Mrs. Ou Lin Ms. Aurelie M. Saigh Mrs. Peter Saigh Mr. Sam P. Saigh Dr. & Mrs. A. Paul Schaap Tamer Foundation Weyerhaeuser-Day Foundation Drs. David ‘83 & Bernadine Wu HELICON SOCIETY $10,000 TO $24,999

Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Baun Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Becker Dr. & Dr. William S. Brusilow Mr. & Mrs. Kurt W. Drettmann Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Duhaime Ms. Delores M. Ford William & Martha Ford Fund Mr. & Mrs. Timothy V. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Fruehauf ‘85 Dr. & Mrs. Georges B. Ghafari Jason and Stacey Hall Mr. & Mrs. Atanas Ilitch Mr. Robert S. Kaiser

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McGregor Fund Meridian Health Plan of Michigan, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. Karl L. Palmgren Mr. & Mrs. Sanford N. Pensler ‘74 Tom ‘80 and Laura Robinson William & Sally Shelden Charitable Lead Trust Mr. Jeffrey Smith & Mrs. Lisa Vallee-Smith Henry E. & Consuelo S. Wenger Foundation, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Robert K. Wesley PERISCOPE SOCIETY $5,000 TO $9,999

John & Connie Ahee Mr. William Y. Campbell ‘72 Mrs. Whitney A. Clay ‘82 & Mr. Jonathon C. Clay Ms. Aimee Cowher & Mr. Gary Cone Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Cracchiolo The Thomas and Carol Cracchiolo Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ford III ‘98 Edsel B. Ford II Fund Mr. & Mrs. Edsel B. Ford II ‘66 GPUS GroupeSTAHL The Halso Family Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Healey Mrs. Donna M. Iukov Joity ‘65 GPUS & Mr. John F. Joity Gretchen Knoell Higbie and Mark S. Higbie ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Kross ‘59 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. James T. Mestdagh Mrs. Lisa Cracchiolo Peracchio ‘78 & Mr. John R. Peracchio ‘78 Petitpren, Inc. Point Gammon Foundation Mr. Min Qiao & Mrs. Lili Gui Mr. & Mrs. David Quint Dean E. and Barbara J. Richardson Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John M. Richardson Lynn Johnston Scoville ‘55 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Charles U. Shreve IV ‘70 Ms. Elizabeth Sullivan & Dr. Steven Gellman Mr. & Mrs. David P. Sutherland * Denotes donor is deceased

Mr. & Mrs. Emre Uralli Mr. & Mrs. Mathew A. VanderKloot ‘72 Mrs. Anne W. Widlak ‘70 Mrs. Beth M. Wood ‘89 & Mr. Douglas M. Wood ‘90 Dr. & Mrs. Clyde Wu Mr. & Mrs. William H. Yates III

TransNav, Inc. USA Ms. Kim M. Van Elslander Carl and Dawn von Bernuth ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. Ilja J. Vreeken Mr. Chengwel Wang & Mrs. Chen Dai Yates Industries

PERICON SOCIETY $2,500 TO $4,999

SPIRIT SOCIETY $1,000 TO $2,499

Andersen Material Handling Anonymous Backer Landscaping, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Backer Bodman PLC Mr. Thomas M Campau Mr. & Mrs. J. Lewis Cooper III Mr. Richard P. Dahling ‘77 & Mrs. Nancy L. Sanborn Jon and Dana Deimel Dr. Shauna Ryder Diggs & Mr. Douglass J. Diggs Eastown Distributors Company Frank Rewold and Son Mr. & Mrs. David J. Galbenski Girlie Girl LLC Mr. Douglas J. Grimm Mrs. Jessica L. Hall ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Huebner ‘97 Mr. James Jarosik ‘77 & Ms. Deborah Perelmuter Dr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Jerry, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brandon T. Johnson The Kirlin Company Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey R. Laethem Legacy Wealth Management Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Mansfield Mr. & Mrs. David E. McCoy ‘77 The Mestdagh Group Neiman Marcus Ninivaggi Family Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation Ray Laethem Buick - GMC Mr. & Mrs. William A. Scarfone, Sr. ‘83 Mrs. Catherine Sphire Shell ‘75 & Mr. Jeffrey W. Shell, Sr. Ken & Maureen Solak St. John Providence Health System Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Stapleton

Adlhoch & Associates Drs. Lucilo & Elsa Alcantara Dr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Alcantara Ali Ahmad Technology/ FRACN Holdings, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Charles AliAhmad Dr. Kayvan Ariani ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Baird Mr. Steven Beckett & Dr. Sandra Blodgett-Beckett BenePro Mrs. Anne Wood Birgbauer ‘62 GPUS & Mr. Bruce D. Birgbauer ‘60 GPUS Denis ‘60 GPUS and Connie Bourke ‘61 GPUS Bart & Chrissy Bronk Mrs. Jana Brownell ‘74 & Mr. Stephen C. Brownell Shelley Scarney Buchanan ‘54 LIG Brian D. and Dorothy F. Cadieux ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Ken Creed Paul and Michelle Dank Ms. Gillian Darlow ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Dettlinger Donnelly Penman & Partners Mrs. Jane Ottaway Dow ‘51 CDS & Mr. Peter Dow Mrs. Mary Louise Drennen ‘39 LIG Mrs. Eleanor H. Durno ‘55 GPUS & Mr. John D. Durno Mark and Janet Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Mark Elmer Mrs. Charles M. Endicott Mr. & Mrs. John F. Engel ‘78 Fishbone’s Ford Motor Company Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Fox Mrs. Jennifer Barnhart-Fozo ‘87 & Dr. Michael S. Fozo ‘87 The Fruehauf Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Harvey C. Fruehauf, Jr. ‘47

Parent Giving Annual gifts from parents of current students and alumni help to provide important operations funding for our school. They help to shape our academic and extracurricular activities and enhance the learning and teaching experience for students and faculty.

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Gifts By Society (continued) DUS Sarah & Peter Gaines Mr. & Mrs. Eugene A. Gargaro, Jr. Mrs. Ruth R. Glancy ‘58 LIG & Mr. Alfred R. Glancy III ‘56 GPUS Mrs. Patsy R. Gotfredson ‘80 & Mr. Edward C. Gotfredson Dr. & Mrs. Razmig Haladjian Kelley and Chad Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Henry, Jr. ‘61 GPUS Dr. Mark Herman & Dr. Shiva Maralani Mr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Homsy Mrs. Trudy J. Hung Ms. Denise Ilitch ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. George G. Jerome ‘56 GPUS Dr. Paula Jewell & Dr. Reginald Jewell Robert and Kathryn Johnson Ms. Meredith B. Jones ‘88 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur D. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Leonard Mrs. DeAnn M. Lukas ‘85 & Mr. Edwin J. Lukas Dr. Lisa A. Manz-Dulac Mr. & Mrs. John A. Maurer Shane McConkey Foundation Herman and Linda McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. McLauchlan Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Meade Metrotech Auto Sales, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Paul A. Meyering Mr. & Mrs. Chris J. Monsour Mr. Gordon C. O’Brien ‘59 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. James A. Pangborn Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Pitters Plante Moran, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Platt Polk Brothers Foundation Molly Chalmers Pratt ‘52 CDS Joan Primo ‘77 Gary and Carrie Provenzano Drs. Ali & Mahdokht Rabbani Dr. Anna N. Rabbani & Dr. Bobak Rabbani ‘94 Mrs. Elizabeth E. Rands ‘62 GPUS & Mr. William C. Rands III ‘61 GPUS Drs. Steven & Michelle Rivera Mr. Frederic P. Satterlund Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Scoggin Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Shelden ‘99 Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel J. Sheppard

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Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd F. Simpson Dr. & Mrs. Jared M. Slanec Mr. & Mrs. Michael Slanec Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. Stahl Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Stevens ‘60 GPUS Mrs. Kathleen Stewart ‘58 GPUS & Mr. James M. Stewart ‘57 GPUS Mrs. Sandra N. Streberger ‘81 & Mr. Jeffrey M. Streberger Miss Elizabeth W. D. Stroh ‘14 Mr. Christopher R. W. D. Stroh ‘12 Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Teitge Adena Wright Testa ‘63 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Jack Valente Village Ace Home and Hardware Mr. PJ Vlahantones Ms. Dana M. Warnez ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin S. Warren III ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan O. Welsh Wesstand Fund Mrs. Cynthia A. Willis ‘51 CDS Janet Lynn Wood ‘73 Arlene Rozzelle & Donald Wray Mr. Jason Yoder & Ms. LisaAnn Rocha Mr. & Mrs. Josef K. Zehetmair KNIGHTS SOCIETY $500 TO $999

Dana M. Alpern & John M. Pollick Mr. Gustaf Andreasen & Mrs. Jennifer Zinn Susan ‘87 and Michael Azar Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Baty, Jr. Mrs. Beth P. Beckmann Dr. Marquita S. Bedway & Mr. Alger P. LaHood Mr. & Mrs. L. Douglas Blatt Mr. Jim J. Brewer & Mrs. Sara C. Day-Brewer Mrs. Gloria Butler Miller & Mr. Joe Miller Mr. Walter K. Butzu ‘87 & Ms. Ava Y. Butzu Ms. Libby C. Candler ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cipriano, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Clark Cloquet Trust James ‘90 and Erika Combs ‘90 Mr. & Mrs. Christer W. Crantz Mr. & Mrs. William D. Dahling, Jr. ‘74 Mr. James E. Decker Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Detloff

Dr. Vicki M. Diaz Mrs. Jean Doelle ‘55 LIG Mr. & Mrs. John H. Fildew ‘51 DUS Mr. Albert B. Ford ‘10 Mrs. Charlotte Ford ‘59 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Eric O. Fornell ‘74 William W. Freimuth, M.D., Ph.D. ‘69 GPUS & Deborah L. Malkovich, M.D. Mrs. Jacqueline Gabbana-Jan Mrs. Anne K. Galyean ‘73 John and Weezie Gates Charitable Trust Weezie Henkel Gates ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Gersch Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grucz The Haggarty Foundation Mrs. Thumper Haggarty ‘61 GPUS & Mr. George A. Haggarty ‘59 GPUS Mrs. Stephanie Hampton ‘58 GPUS & Mr. Verne C. Hampton II Mr. Ralph Harik ‘97 Janet Staley Howard ‘45 CDS Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Huebner Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ingle, Jr. Mary and John Jarad Mr. Robert R. Johnson ‘57 GPUS Ian ‘86 and Cynthia Jones Mr. David M. Katz & Ms. Jill L. Alper Dr. Saima A. Khan ‘88 & Dr. Michael A. Krol Mr. & Mrs. Garland M. Knight III ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. William G. Kopicki Ms. Lila M. LaHood ‘92 Mr. Herb W. Loner, Jr. Lott Wealth Management Mr. & Mrs. Raphael A. Malkoun Dr. & Mrs. Vincent R. C. Maribao Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McMann, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. McMillan II ‘56 GPUS Meemic Foundation for the Future of Education Mr. Craig M. Melegari, Jr. & Dr. Kimberly K. Melegari Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Metry Ms. Elizabeth B. Myers ‘88 & Mr. Gregory D. Myers Karen and Jibril Nettles Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan L. Neville Mr. & Mrs. Russell R. Noble Drs. Michele & Steven Ondersma Mrs. Ann T. Opperthauser ‘49 LIG Ms. Carol J. Outland &

Mr. Richard T. Knickerbocker Mr. & Mrs. William A. Petzold ‘58 GPUS The PPG Industries Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Curt S. Ralstrom Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Reid ‘71 BB Friedberg Reis ‘69 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Ridder Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Roby III Mrs. Mary M. Roby ‘50 CDS Mr. & Mrs. Dennis W. Root Robin Duke Harris Russell ‘59 GPUS Mr. Reade H. Ryan, Jr. ‘55 GPUS Lynn Johnston Scoville ‘55 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Craig I. Sherman The Sire Foundation Ann Bross Snyder ‘50 CDS Dr. Leigh Solomon & Dr. Robert Morris Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Soyka, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Andre’ L. Spivey Deborah Spoutz Suzanne R. Sprague ‘47 CDS Dr. & Mrs. William A. Stefani Mr. & Mrs. A. Steitz Paul T. & Suzanne M. Stockmann Mr. Garrett Street & Mrs. Angela Gardner-Street John Teichgraeber Susan Stuckey Thoms, M.D. ‘66 LIG Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Vallee Mr. Lawrence E. Van Kirk III ‘83 Mrs. Kristen Van Pelt ’82 & Mr. Thomas E. Van Pelt Mr. & Mrs. Javier M. Villegas Mr. Joseph J. Walker III ‘81 Mrs. Susan E. White ‘62 GPUS & Mr. Thomas E. White Wings Twenty Three Inc Bob and Kathy Wood Mr. & Mrs. L. Pahl Zinn ‘87 CUPOLA SOCIETY UP TO $499

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Adamo Mr. & Mrs. William H. Albrecht ‘76 Mrs. Dar Alcott Mr. & Mrs. Robert Alexander ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Scott G. Allen Ms. Ashley E. Alles Mr. & Mrs. Darryl R. Almasy Mr. & Mrs. Ted H. Alpert Mr. & Mrs. Leonard S. Alpert

Gifts By Society (continued) Dr. Lisa Amatangelo ‘94

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Bishop

Amazon Smile

Mr. Cole Blasier ‘41 DUS

Mr. Anthony M. Amine

Mr. George Bodem ‘54 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher G. Amore

Cressie and Bryan Boggs

Mr. & Mrs. Alan S. Anderson ‘82

Peter B. Bogle ‘54 DUS

Mr. Philip S. Angell ‘62 GPUS

Mr. James K. Bolton ‘70

Anonymous (12)

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Bond

Alexandra Crain Armstrong

Dr. & Mrs. Nick J. Bournias

Gloria Jacobs August ‘56 LIG

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Bracher ‘87 & Mr. Troy C. Bracher

Mr. James M. Awada Ms. Carolyn L. Ayuyu Karen & Rob Babcock Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Bachman Mr. & Mrs. David M. Backhurst Mrs. Yun Bai & Mr. David S. West Mr. David L. Balas ‘70 Philip Balas ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. John S. Bandos Mr. Bruce T. Barit ‘68 GPUS Jim Barnes ‘57 GPUS Ms. Bonnie Baron ‘63 GPUS & Mr. Peter Delacorte Mr. Andrew H. Barr ‘55 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Peter Barrett Ms. Anne Dickinson Barrows ‘97 Mrs. Sally Lewis Bassler ‘60 GPUS & Mr. John P. Bassler Kimberly Fruehauf Baubie Mr. Jeffry M. Bauer ‘73 Mrs. Jill P. Beach ‘50 LIG Mr. & Mrs. Adam C. Beck Mrs. Susan G. Becker ‘63 LIG Mrs. Karen W. Beecher ‘83 Ms. Ranlet S. Bell ‘66 GPUS & Mr. Frank M. Bell, Jr. Mrs. Heidi Bell ‘79 Dr. Jennifer L. Bencie ‘80 Suzi Wilkins Berl ‘64 GPUS Bridget ‘86 and Kyle Bettigole Miss Ronica Bhattacharya Mr. & Mrs. Tyrone Bickerdt Ms. Alesia G. Bicknell ‘66 GPUS Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bingham ‘52 DUS

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Dr. Timothy Brennan & Ms. Renee Siegan Wendy Vaughan Brickman ‘67 GPUS Mrs. Linda M. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. L. Brown Ms. Lindsay Kirlin Brownell ‘06 Doris Ann Brucker ‘47 CDS Ms. Susan B. Bryant-Still ‘64 GPUS Greg Buczkowski Mrs. Gay Budinger ‘55 GPUS & Mr. Richard Budinger Mr. & Mrs. Christopher T. Buescher Mrs. Stacy Miller Buhler ‘82 and Mr. Kurt Buhler Ms. Terrill H. Burnett ‘70 & Mr. Jason K. Wallace Ms. Karine M. Burney ‘98 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Burton ‘73 Mrs. Kerrie K. Burton & Mr. Mark Dwayne Bargowski Mr. & Mrs. J. Armistead Burwell III ‘89 Mrs. J. Armistead Burwell, Jr. Mrs. Joan Bushnell ‘55 GUPS & Mr. George Bushnell Dr. Chiara Buysse & Dr. Thomas Buysse Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Caine, Jr. Ms. Jenn D. Calver Lynne Garred Cameron ‘77 Ms. Shaye P. Campbell Mrs. Mary Jo Campo Mr. & Mrs. William B. Canfield III ‘64 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Birgbauer ‘86

Mrs. Susan M. Canning ‘87 & Mr. Russell J. Canning

Mr. Peter Birgbauer

Mr. John Canzano & Ms. Becky Dudash

Carrie Birgbauer ‘93

Mrs. Katherine M. Carbo ‘96

Mrs. Helen Irene Cargas

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Darlington

Mr. Charles H. Carroll ‘74 Dr. & Mrs. David Carron

Dr. Alan P. Darr & Ms. Mollie Hayden Fletcher

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Carron

Dr. Varalaxmi L. Dasari ‘88

Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Carson

Mr. Brian J. David ‘86

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Case

Mr. Arthur H. Davis ‘47 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Cassidy III

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Day

Dr. & Mrs. Pietro Cavataio

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley de Jongh

Mr. Stephen B. Cenko ‘98

Mr. & Mrs. Joel S. DeFauw

Martha Parker Chamberlin ‘59 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Degnore

Mrs. Andrea C. Champagne & Mr. Joshua Huebner

Ms. S. Autumn DeGroot

Sara Champion, Esq.’59 GPUS

Ms. Laura E. Deimel

Charlie’s Restaurant

Mr. & Mrs. Jayson Conrad Demchak

Mr. Richard M. Chesbrough ‘47 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Demsey

Mrs. Elsie C. Childs ‘65 GPUS

Mr. Jeffrey A. Denyer

Mr. Daniel J. Cimini

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. deRuiter

Mrs. Bliss Clark ‘62 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. John D. DesMadryl

Ms. Zina Clinton

Mr. & Mrs. Paul F. Detwiler

Mrs. Martha K. Coates ‘70 LIG

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Cobb

Mr. Edward M. Dickson, Jr.

Dr. & Mrs. Eudoro Coello

Ms. Heather Diehl ‘87 & Mr. J.F. Bierlein

Mr. Jonathan Michael Colman ‘01

Ms. Jacqueline E. Diggs ‘14

Confucius Institute

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Dinger

Mrs. Susan S. Conklin ‘47 CDS

Miss Trina Dixon

Mr. & Mrs. J. Glynn Conley, Jr. ‘59 GPUS

Mrs. Erika Dodd

Mrs. Melissa A. Connell

Ms. Eva M. Dodds ‘87

Mrs. Sheila Connolly

Mr. John A. Dodds ‘90

Mrs. Clare H. Connor ‘57 LIG & Mr. Laurence D. Connor

Miss Jean Dodenhoff ‘56 GPUS

Mr. Joseph M. Conway ‘07

Shelley ‘82 and Tim Dolan

Mrs. S. Ann Cooper ‘51 CDS

Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Doppke

Mr. & Mrs. J. Lewis Cooper, III

Mr. & Mrs. James E. Dorian IV

Dr. James M. Cooper

Jennifer Dossin ‘71 & David Marshall

Mr. Christopher M. Corneau ‘95

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Dow

Mrs. Dianne L. Cornell ‘50 LIG Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Cornell, Jr.

Mrs. Cynthia M. Dreyfuss ‘87 & Mr. Peter J. Dreyfuss

Mark R. Cotton

Ellen Renick Durand ‘79

Ms. Marianne Courey ‘83

Ms. Margaret Anne Durant ‘96

Mrs. Teckla E. Cox ‘43 CDS

Mr. & Mrs. W. Clark Durant III ‘67 GPUS

Ms. Elizabeth H. Cox

Mrs. Lee C. Durham ‘65 LIG

Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Coyro

Mr. & Mrs. Craig F. Durno ‘84

Mr. & Mrs. William P. Crook

Mr. & Mrs. David P. Dwaihy

Garre-Rae Croswell

Mimi Kenower Dyer ‘55 GPUS

Mr. William G. Curtis IV ‘55 GPUS

Mrs. Susan Dyson ‘61 GPUS

Mrs. Jayne N. Curtis ‘64 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Gottfried Eberhardt

Mr. & Mrs. Jon H. Deimel

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Doetsch

Gifts By Society (continued) Mrs. Catherine Lake Ellsworth

Mr. & Mrs. Wallace J. Gamber, Jr. ‘67 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. England

Mrs. Kerstin M. Garber ‘53 LIG

Mrs. Alison A. Ernst & Mr. James R. Mumby

Mr. Eugene A. Gargaro III ‘89

Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Evans III ‘57 GPUS Mr. Thomas C. Fair ‘14

Mr. Brian Garvey & Ms. Jean LaLama-Garvey

Mr. & Mrs. Keith Fannon

Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Gast III

Ms. Rachael Gabrielle Farber ‘09

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Gatzke

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Farley ‘74

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Gawel

Mr. John B. Farris

Ms. Jennifer Gaye & Mr. Phillip McCohnell

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Ehehalt

Dr. Kristen Feemster-Kim ‘91 & Mr. James Kim ‘91

Mr. John W. George III

Ann Berman Feld ‘70

Mrs. C. Deana Georgopoulos

Mrs. Barbara C. Felton ‘44 LIG

Ms. Regina H. Gersch

Mrs. Bette-Burr Meader Fenley ‘48 CDS

Mrs. Elizabeth T. Getz ‘70 GPUS & Mr. Arthur H. Getz, Jr. ‘67 GPUS

Ms. Anne C. Finnegan ‘75 Mrs. Joan R. Fisher ‘54 CDS Dr. Rosemarie Fisher & Dr. John D. Fisher ‘61 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Fitzgerald Ms. Deborah D. Fleischmann ‘77 Ethel & James Flinn Foundation

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Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Fein

Mr. & Mrs. Mason Ferry ‘57 GPUS

Ms. Lauren Garvey ‘03

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Getz ‘73 Dr. & Mrs. Burjor D. Ghandhi Mrs. E. Marilynn Gilbert ‘60 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Gilbert Mr. Bruce M. Gillis ‘60 GPUS Ms. Nancy L. Glander ‘73 Ms. Susan Glaser

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Flournoy

Mrs. Janet M. Gocay

Mr. Todd Fluent & Mrs. Charla Elliott-Fluent

Mr. John L. Golanty ‘63 GPUS Mr. William J. Gore ‘81

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory R. Flynn

Mrs. Robert L. Gotfredson ‘47 LIG

Ms. Eleanor Ford ‘04 & Mr. Joseph Cobb ‘04

Lauren Gargaro Grace ‘93

The Honorable Rex J. Ford ‘73

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Graves ‘78

Mr. James Albert Fortune, Jr. ‘99

Miss Leslie M. Gray ‘88

Mrs. Sally Foster ‘48 CDS & Mr. John B. Foster ‘48 DUS

Mrs. Marion V. Green ‘61 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Foster, Jr.

Sandra Brown Grotta ‘52 LIG

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Fowler

Mr. Thomas Guastello ‘61 GPUS

Mr. Brion J. Fox ‘84

Mrs. Mary Gushée

Ms. Patricia M. Frank ‘63 LIG Mr. George C. Frederickson ‘90

Mrs. Lee Ann Gusmano & Mr. Mark Szymanski

Mrs. Hadley M. French ‘70 GPUS

Mrs. Clare Gusmano

Mrs. Marilyn S. Fuller ‘68 LIG & Mr. Thomas H. Fuller, Jr.

Commander & Mrs. David A. Hafford ‘55 GPUS

Mrs. Maggie G. Gaines

Mr. & Mrs. Harold T. Hagan III

Alexandra Day Gale ‘76

Mr. & Mrs. William M. Haggerty

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Galea

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hamilton

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Gallagher

Mrs. Barbara J. Hamilton

Ruth Henderson Graham ‘50 LIG

Marshall Green

Mr. & Mrs. John Harkins Mrs. Gail P. Harley

Mrs. Lois Hutchison ‘58 LIG & Mr. Denis Hutchison

Mr. & Mrs. David Harmon

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas N. Hy

Mr. Jonathan Harrington ‘62 GPUS & Ms. Judith Bing

IBM Corporation

Mr. & Mrs. Steven V. Harthorn

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Jachim, Sr.

Mr. David L. Hartigan II

Mr. & Mrs. Ron J. Jachim, Jr.

Mrs. Charles B. Hastie

Mr. Laurence E. Jackson ‘73

Ms. Elizabeth T. Hastie

Mr. & Mrs. Renato Jamett

Mr. John O. Hastings, Jr. ‘78 Mary Jane and Frank Heaney

Mrs. Virginia A. Janicki ‘59 GPUS & Mr. Bernard S. Janicki, Jr.

Ms. J. Page Heenan ‘82

Gail Perry Janutol ‘73

Rebecca Patterson Hein ‘51 LIG

Mrs. Linda A. Jenkins ‘85

Ms. Emmalyn Helge & Mr. Kyle Languardt

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Jenkins

Mr. Adam W. Hellebuyck

Mrs. Louise Rockwell Jensen ‘66 LIG

Mr. Milton Henkel ‘45 DUS & Mrs. Martha Henkel ‘55 GPUS

Mr. Drew W. Jerome ‘13

Mrs. Shawn S. Henry Mr. & Mrs. Eric Hermann Mrs. William S. Hickey Mrs. Michelle R. Hicks Ms. Nancy Hines Bailey ‘82 & Mr. Clifton Bailey Kathleen Stanton Hobson ‘50 LIG Theodore ‘40 DUS and Jean Hodges ‘38 LIG

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Isbey, Jr.

Mr. Joseph N. Jennings, Jr. ‘61 GPUS

Mr. Jacob T. Jerome ‘14 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Jerome, Jr. Mr. William H. Jewett ‘88 Jewish Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David A. Johnston Mr. W. Magruder Jones ‘55 GPUS Chris and Kristie Jones Ms. Halayna D. Jones-Waller Ms. Joyce D. Josaitis

Ms. Judy D. Hodges ‘77 & Mr. Peter S. Norton

Mr. & Mrs. Jovan Jovanovski

Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Hollerbach

Ms. Marguerite F. Judge ‘76

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Holliday

Joan & Jim Justus

Mrs. Sarah L. Homsy

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Kalmink

Mr. & Mrs. Bradley R. Homuth

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kanakry

Ms. Ann Honn

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Karolak

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Houk

Kart 2 Kart

Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Howard

Ms. Karen R. Katanick

Mr. & Mrs. Edgar C. Howbert ‘55 GPUS

Mr. Nicholas Kelley

Mrs. Lorna C. Howenstein ‘57 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Jarrod Kelley

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hrtanek Mr. Mao Huang & Ms. Ping Xu

Mr. Jonathan Kempner ‘69 GPUS & Ms. Lise Van Susteren

Mr. Arthur B. Hudson ‘50 DUS

Mr. Thomas M. Keydel ‘77

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Hudson, Jr.

A. Kidon

Mr. Gilbert Hudson

Mr. & Mrs. David Kien

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Huebner

Ms. Onnie Killefer ‘74

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Hummel

Ms. Wendy Kindred ‘55 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald T. Hummel

Mrs. Susan King ‘54 CDS

Judith Hutchinson ‘51 LIG

Mr. Michael T. Kirkpatrick ‘81

Mr. Frank T. Judge III ‘75

Faculty and Staff Giving Faculty and staff giving reached record level in the fiscal year ending June 30, 2014 – with 100 percent of faculty and staff participating in the Annual Fund.

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Gifts By Society (continued)

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Dr. Brian Gregory Kissel ‘03

Ms. Linda Jo Litt

Dr. Erik Charles Kissel ‘01

Ms. Lana Litwin ‘65 LIG

Dr. & Mrs. Charles G. Kissel

Mr. & Mrs. James Loffredo

Mrs. Marlene H. Kler Dr. & Mrs. David C. Kmak

Mr. James Logan & Dr. Renee Dwaihy-Logan

Mr. J. Andrew Knote

Mr. & Mrs. David A. Logan

Mr. & Mrs. Ross J. Kogel

Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. Lohman

Ms. Bonnie Koontz

Ms. Judith Adams Lomax ‘62 GPUS

Dr. Richard P. Kosinski ‘72

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Lorant

Mrs. Wendy C. Krag ‘57 GPUS & Mr. William B. Krag

Dr. Robert E. Love ‘60 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. William Brace Krag, Jr. ‘84

Mrs. Sandra W. Lovell ‘57 LIG

Mrs. Carolyn Kratzet ‘45 CDS & Mr. Ernest Kratzet ‘43 DUS

Mr. William R. Lucken ‘89

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Krebs

Mrs. Carolyn Lutz

Kroger

LVL Enterprises

Mr. & Mrs. Lars E. Kuelling

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Mackay

Ms. Margaret Kutscher

Mr. William A. Mackey ‘80

Mr. Gregory A. LaHood ‘11

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. MacLean III

Ms. Simone M. B. LaHood ‘08 Mr. Michael A. LaHood ‘95

Mrs. Marilynn Magreta ‘63 GPUS & Mr. Gregory Magreta

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. LaMagno

Mrs. Henriette E. Mair-Meijers

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Lambrecht

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Malewicz

Mrs. Willard V. Lampe

Drs. Samuel & Ingrid Manalo

Ms. Margery Lampe-Fullar ‘69 LIG

Mr. Lawrence P. Manning ‘64 GPUS

Landscape Services, Inc

Mr. Matthew Mannino

Mrs. Marian Laughlin ‘66 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Wesley D. Marchal

Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Lavers

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Marchin

David and Mary Pat Lawrence

Mrs. Gail R. Marentette

Mr. & Mrs. Tuan T. Le

Mr. & Mrs. Eric Marquardt

Mrs. Lydia J. Lee ‘44 CDS & Mr. John R. Lee

Ms. Kelli A. Martin ‘90

Mrs. Mary F. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Jaejoon A. Lee

Mrs. Michelle Franzen Martin & Mr. Kevin J. Martin

Dr. & Mrs. James P. Leleszi

Mr. & Mrs. S. Michael Martinez ‘78

Ms. Mable Lenton

Mrs. Tomasine F. Marx ‘78

Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Lesha

Mrs. Patricia T. Mason ‘55 GPUS

Ms. Grace Liang & Mr. Robert Buck

Mr. & Mrs. Randall L. Mauck

Dr. & Mrs. Kim K. Lie

David and Diane Maurer

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Lieder

Dr. William D. Maxon ‘45 DUS

Life Story Funeral Home

Mr. James M. May ‘44 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Lightbody ‘89 Ms. Anne Lilla & Ms. Diane McGee

Mrs. Joan D. May ‘51 CDS & Mr. Myron R. May ‘51 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. Jan T. Linthorst-Homan

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Maycock, Jr. ‘48 DUS

Tim ‘58 GPUS and Joan Litle

Sergio and Lora Mazza

Ms. Sharon L. Litsky ‘63 LIG

Ms. Victoria M. McBrien ‘80

Mr. Kurt I. Love ‘83

Mr. & Mrs. Peter K. Lutken III

Mr. & Mrs. Brian S. Martin

Ms. Michelle E. McCabe ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Kieran P. McCambridge Dr. Kathleen A. McCarroll ‘66 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. McCarron Mr. & Ms. David McCauley Mrs. Kelly L. McCauley Kenneth J. McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCourt Mrs. Judy McCourt Mr. Todd S. McCoy ‘82 Mr. David E. McCoy, Jr. ‘05 Dr. & Mrs. William J. McFeely, Jr. ‘84 Dr. Mary D. McGuire ‘37 CDS Ms. Abigail McIntyre ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Kenn E. McIntyre Sandra and Mark McKee Maura McKeever ‘83 Mrs. Deloris McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. McKnight ‘56 GPUS Ens. Stewart E. McLaren, USCG ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Derek D. McLeod Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. McMahon Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McMann Ms. Linda S. McPherson ‘69 GPUS Mr. Shaun McTigue & Ms. Marria Bayour Ms. Priscilla M. Mead ‘70 GPUS Mrs. Heidi A. Mercer Mr. & Mrs. James R. Meredith Ms. Julee Mertz ‘91 Mr. Ralph A. Meyering Tracy Garred Meyers ‘79 Microsoft Corporation Kristine L. Mighion, M.D. ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Milenius Dr. T. Harrop Miller, Jr. ‘62 GPUS Susie Boone Miller ‘64 GPUS Laura Cassin Miller ‘98 Mrs. Frank Miller Mrs. Letitia L. Millette ‘64 GPUS

Mrs. Alexandra Moisides ‘63 GPUS & Dr. Nicholas T. Moisides Mrs. Anne Wrigley Molesky ‘60 LIG & Mr. Thomas Molesky Mr. Peter Monroe ‘61 GPUS & Mrs. Renee Monroe ‘61 GPUS Mr. Aaron C. Montgomery ‘96 Mrs. Julia Moreau ‘60 LIG Dr. & Mrs. Phillip W. Moss Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Mott, Sr. Mrs. Natasha Moulton-Levy ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. John Fink Mozena ‘63 GPUS Mr. Raymond F. Mui ‘80 Jennifer Dow Murphy ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Murphy Tracy Edwards Murtagh ‘82 Mr. Mark A. Mushro ‘78 My Locker My Sister’s Jewelry National Energy Foundation Ashu and Nita Nautiyal Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. Jerry M. Nehr, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. Neuenfeldt Mr. Robert G. Neville ‘77 Mr. & Mrs. Kurt D. Newman Mrs. Cristina Niccolini ‘90 & Mr. Michael S. Niccolini ‘89 Mrs. Elizabeth Niccolini ‘93 & Mr. David T. Niccolini ‘92 Constance H. Nichols ‘40 LIG Kim Rossi Nichols ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. George Nihem Douglas F. and Dr. Diane Norris Mrs. Allison M. Nowak ‘98 & Mr. Mateusz M. Nowak ‘98 Mrs. Sandra Nye ‘59 LIG Mr. & Mrs. Terence A. O’Brien Mrs. Catherine E. Ochalek Wilensky & Mr. Benjamin J. Wilensky

Anne Boomer Milligan ‘73

Mrs. Hedi A. O’Connor ‘89 & Mr. Kevin P. O’Connor

Miss Armaity Minwalla ‘13

Investment Technology Group, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Jamshid R. Minwalla

Mr. Forrest R. Old ‘67 GPUS

Dr. David C. Mitchell ‘48 DUS

Mrs. Dorothy Ondersma

Mr. & Mrs. Neil R. Mitchell

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. Osman

Dr. Sean Moiles & Ms. Emily Williamson

Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Ottaway ‘82

Gifts By Society (continued) Christine Watling Paddock ‘54 CDS

Bradley Pritts

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony O. Palleschi

Mr. Adante M. Provenzano ‘14

Mr. Scott A. Pangrazzi

Miss Annalisa Maria Provenzano ‘11

Ms. Anthea E. Papista ‘83

Jeff ‘89 and Hilary Prus

Mrs. Lynn A. Park ‘73 & Mr. John E. Park, Jr. ‘71 GPUS

Mr. James Pujdowski & Ms. Marian Mudie-Pujdowski

Hervey C. Parke III ‘61 GPUS

Kathleen Gordon Putnam ‘69 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. John Pas

Ms. Samina R. Qureshi ‘91

Jeanne Worley Payeur ‘62 GPUS

Randy’s Olde Towne Service, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Peck, Jr.

Mr. Gary W. Rembacki ‘58 GPUS

The Perry Family

John W. Renaud ‘70 GPUS

Miss Carol E. Peters ‘75

Mrs. Jane W. Renaud ‘41 LIG & Mr. Bruce J. Renaud

Merrill Peterson ‘77 Mr. Gregory D. Petrilli Sheila Peck Pettee ‘75 Mr. Ivan Petty & Ms. Michelle Treadaway Tricia Petzold

Mr. B. Kirk Renaud ‘71 & Ms. Sarah Duggin Mrs. Dianne Rentschler ‘54 CDS Mr. Donald C. Rentschler ‘55 GPUS

Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Phillips ‘52 DUS

Mrs. Jane W. Reuther ‘55 GPUS & Mr. Alfred R. Reuther, Jr.

Mr. Charles Hazen Pingree ‘51 DUS

Mrs. Helen E. Richards ‘60 GPUS

Booth Platt ‘96

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Richards

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Ponte

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Rickert

Russell and Carol Poole

Katherine Duff Rines ‘67 GPUS

Mr. Carl A. Popkey ‘78

Mr. & Mrs. Cedomir Ristic

Mr. & Mrs. Quason Porter

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Ritts

Mr. Michael J. Posby ‘05

Ms. Vanessa M. Rivera

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Potas

Lenita & Ray Robbins

Grandparent Giving Grandparents of Liggett students do more than simply show up for special occasions like concerts or plays or commencements. They are a welcome and vital part of the Liggett family, often seen in the stands at sporting events, at Homecoming, art exhibits and even volunteering in the classrooms. Many of them provide substantial support to ensure their grandchildren attending University Liggett School have access to the best opportunities the school – and they – can provide.

Ms. Jean K. Robinson ‘74

Martin B. Simmons

Mr. Charles C. Roby ‘88

Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Simon

The Rock Family

Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. Sliwinski

Mrs. Cynthia M. Rockwell ‘84

Mrs. Christi J. Small ‘78

Joyce ‘54 LIG and Bruce Rogers

Leonard W. Smith ‘52 DUS

Dr. & Mrs. Michael F. Romanelli Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Rosa

Mrs. Caroline C. Smith ‘73 GPUS & Mr. Thomas M. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Rossi

Elizabeth C. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Jason E. Roth

Mr. Skip G. Smith & Ms. Jane A. Dini

Mrs. Joanna F. Rowell ‘57 LIG

Mrs. Susan G. Snow ‘55 GPUS

RRS Enterprises, LLC

Sonny’s Body Shop

Mrs. Kathleen D. Rybicki ‘77

Mr. Nishu K. Sood ‘89

Ms. Amy E. Salot ‘81

Peggy Soth

Ms. Raya G. Samet

Mr. & Mrs. John Spain

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Sancimino

Mrs. Martha J. Speer ‘47 CDS

Mr. Christian A. Sandel ‘94

Mrs. Judith R. Spurgin ‘54 CDS

Ms. Kathleen M. Satterlund

Miss Sarah M. Stackpoole, Ph.D. ‘90

Ms. Erica Schaefer

Mr. J. Clark Standish ‘76 & Mrs. Kimberly Standish

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Schafranek Dr. Ruth S. Stock ‘76 Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Schmidt Cathy and Josh Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Schrashun ‘41 DUS

Ms. Dana B. Standish ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Staniszewski Ms. Judith Stanton ‘48 LIG Mr. & Mrs. John J. Stapleton

Mary Wood Schrope ‘65 LIG

Ms. Paula-Rose Stark ‘92

Dr. Michelle H. Schultz ‘66 GPUS

Sandy and Jack Steinberger

Marianne S. Schwartz ‘48 LIG

Ms. Ashley Ferrari Steitz ‘04

Mr. Lawrence Scott ‘72

Eleanor B. Stephenson ‘45 CDS

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Scoville ‘89

Ms. Stephanie R. Stevens

Ms. Evelyn M. Scoville ‘81

Ms. Dorothy M. Stevenson

Mr. Eric B. Sensenbrenner ‘89

Bill Stockard ‘62 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Errol C. Service

Mr. & Mrs. Bradford Stocker

Sara Hendrie Sessions ‘74

Mrs. Francesca Stratton ‘70 LIG

Drs. H. G. & E. Seydel

Carol Gregg Stratton ‘76

Mr. Robert M. Shade

Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Strong III

Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Shaffer

Mr. Leonard E. Sullivan ‘97

Margaret VanDeGraaf Shannon ‘63 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Sun

Trisha and M.G. Shapiro

Dr. Robert E. Swaney ‘82

Christi Hodges Shatzel ‘66 LIG

Mr. & Mrs. David M. Sword

Mr. & Mrs. John Shehigian

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Sword

Shell Oil Company Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Taber

Dr. Daniel Shogren & Dr. Jennifer Rise

Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand D. Talan

Tony Shopinski & Gwen Wee

Target

Dr. & Mrs. Kanwaldeep S. Sidhu

Mr. & Mrs. Peter L. Tate

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Sikora

Mary Boyer Taylor ‘49 CDS

Ms. Carol J. Silverman ‘54 LIG

Ms. Thomasina Tedesco

Paula and Edmund Sutherland ‘51 DUS

Gifts By Society (continued) Mr. & Mrs. Jacob R. Thomas

Mr. Raymond White, Jr. ‘47 DUS & Mrs. Lynn White ‘54 LIG

Miss Mary K. Thorn

Lindley White ‘84

Ms. Edith B. Thurber ‘74 & Mr. Kevin O’Rourke

Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Whitford ‘73

Mr. Martin J. Tibbitts ‘86

Ms. Hilary E. Whittaker ‘47 CDS

Dr. & Mrs. Dino G. Tolias

Mr. James E. Whittaker ‘54 DUS

Ms. Brandi M. Towar

Mr. & Mrs. Chad J. Whitton

Anne Hildebrandt Tranchida ‘92

Mr. & Mrs. Keith S. Wicks

Ms. Barbara Brucker Triggs ‘71

Martin F. Wieczorek ‘71

Juliet C. Trofi ‘82 Mrs. Evangeline W. Tross ‘74

Mrs. Sylvia Wiegel ‘89 & Mr. David C. Wiegel

Mrs. Cristina M. Tucker ‘87

Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Wiegel

Mr. Edward C. Turner ‘73

Mr. Alexander Wiener ‘55 GPUS & Mrs. Sarah Chapelle

Dr. & Mrs. Aristidis G. Thanasas

Claudia M. Tyler ‘77 Mrs. Gretchen C. Valade ‘45 CDS Mr. & Mrs. Fabrice Valiot Mr. & Mrs. William G. Valleau Reverend & Mrs. Thomas A. Van Culin John Van De Graaf ‘62 GPUS Ms. Karen E. Van Riper ‘64 GPUS Katherine Bianchi Van Slyke ‘87 Mrs. Jane Vanderzee ‘54 CDS Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. Varani Christina Vermet Ms. Mara L. Vorhees ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Percy P. Vreeken Mr. Franklin M. Walker, Jr. ‘61 GPUS Mrs. Phyllis F. Walker ‘49 LIG Mrs. Susan A. Walker ‘85 Susan MacColl Walker ‘77 Mr. William M. Walker III ‘59 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Chris J. Wall Mrs. Connie A. Walsh ‘73 & Mr. Brian T. Walsh Beverly Curtiss Walsh Mrs. Chaquita Walton-Borum & Mr. Dante’ Borum Mr. & Mrs. Eric S. Warezak Mrs. Ann Kirk Warren Mr. & Mrs. John B. Warren, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Warren H. Watkins ‘71 Mr. Andrew K. Watkins ‘00 Dr. Elizabeth M. Weiner ‘87 Mrs. Andrea Weston & Mr. Greg Reed Sidney ‘50 LIG and Jack Whelan

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Ms. Bethine S. Whitney ‘67 GPUS

Miss Carole A. Williams ‘57 GPUS Mrs. Norah M. Williams ‘48 LIG & Dr. John H. Williams Reverend Susan E. Williams ‘83 Ms. Emily Williamson & Dr. Sean Moiles Mrs. Michelle Williams-Stokes & Mr. Corey Stokes Mr. William W. Wilson ‘43 DUS Mr. John Eric Wise ‘87 Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Withers Mrs. Jean C. Witmer ‘73 Mr. Thomas J. Wolfgram Alison Q. Wolfson ‘73 Mr. Daniel J. Wood ‘85 Mrs. Ann D. Woodward ‘67 GPUS Susan Valk Woolworth ‘72 Mr. Peter J. Worcester ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wright IV ‘66 GPUS Mrs. Edwina Wright Sally Pittman Wright ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Wu Mrs. Edward Wujek Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Wujek Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Wuthrich Mrs. Amanda F. Zambetti ‘85 Mrs. Irma Zehetmair Mr. Xiangfu Zeng & Mrs. Xiaoli Chen Dr. Shinin Zhu & Ms. Limei Zhang Mrs. Mary Anne Zinn

The Legacy Circle Members who joined the Legacy Circle, or have made additional planned gifts, between July 1, 2014, and June 30, 2015, are in bold. Anonymous

Mr. Russell C. Poole, ‘72

Ms. Elizabeth Black ‘77

BB Friedberg Reis, GPUS ‘69

Doris Ann Brucker, CDS ‘44

Mrs. Katherine Duff Rines, GPUS ‘67

Mr. and Mrs. William D. Dahling, CDS ‘50

Dr. Karin Christina Ryding, LIG ‘60

Mimi Kenower Dyer, GPUS ‘55 Mr. James A. Fitzgerald ’56 GPUS & Mrs. Patricia L. Fitzgerald ’58 LIG

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shammas Margaret VanDeGraaf Shannon, GPUS ‘63 Mr. William W. Shelden, GPUS ‘68 Ms. Dorothy M. Stevenson

Mr. Thomas J. Giftos ‘85

Steven T. Tait ‘71

Mr. James M. Jarosik ‘77

Ms. Mary Warren ‘81

Mrs. Donna Marie Joity, GPUS ‘65

Mrs. George H. Zinn

Mr. Alexander C. Suczek, DUS ‘46

CY CIRC GA

Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried and Carole Eberhardt

Mrs. William L. Drennen, LIG ‘39

Legacy Circle

Mr. John F. Joity Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Kratzet, DUS ‘43

BEQUESTS AND ESTATE GIFTS RECEIVED IN 2014-2015

Mr. Michael S. Litt & Sons

Mrs. Marilyn Gushée

Kathryn R. McLaughlin ‘80

Mr. Stephen M. Stackpole

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Fall

“There is a harmony in autumn and a luster in its sky.” – Percy Bysshe Shelley

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Homecoming 2014 Homecoming was a special day for the Liggett football team â&#x20AC;&#x201C; not only because the team defeated Everest 13-0, but also because it was the first time the team played on the new field. CO-CHAIRS

Linda Gawel

Kelley Vreeken Connie deRuiter Nicole Kopicki

Kris Hummel

THANK YOU TO OUR PARENT VOLUNTEERS: Christine Alcantara Holli Birgbauer Julie Doppke Shelli Elmer Lynn Galbenski

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Trudy Hung Lisa Jerry Linda Jo Litt Linda Leonard Cherie Lott DeAnn Lukas Lisa Manz-Dulac Krissy Scarfone Christine Wujek

Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame The Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame celebrates University Liggett School’s rich history of athletic excellence and identifies and recognizes alumni who have contributed to the success of our school both on and off the field. Our 2014 induction class included the following superior athletes:

George Haggarty, ’59 GPUS Harris Brown, ’66 GPUS Marty Wittmer, ‘83 Monica Paul Dennis, ‘92 Our 2014 Athletic Hall of Fame event was attended by more than 100 guests including friends and family of the inductees as well as alumni and friends of the school. It is always a warm and heartfelt ceremony that provides us with a special way to acknowledge the many outstanding athletes that have attended University Liggett School and our predecessor schools.

The Arts: Fall Play “We’re giving the students lifelong skills and confidence in being able to make these decisions and do these things by themselves.” – Dr. Phillip Moss, chair of Liggett’s Creative and Performing Arts department

When University Liggett School students were getting ready for their fall play, they were learning behind the scenes much more than how to memorize their lines and hit their marks. That’s because Liggett’s theater program is a completely student-run production. Students do everything from build sets and sew costumes to coordinate the publicity. They also work together to decide the type of production based on the cast’s interests and abilities. “We place the responsibility in the students’ hands,” says Dr. Phillip Moss, chair of Liggett’s Creative and Performing Arts department. “In many other schools, the adults are doing a lot of the work. They’re the ones designing the sets and the costumes; the instructor is deciding whether to do a musical or a series of monologues. “But at Liggett, we’re different. We’re giving the students lifelong skills and confidence in being able to make these decisions and do these things by themselves.” The work of the Liggett Players is an example of the school’s Curriculum for Understanding in which students learn through experience, discover their passions, uncover key questions and turn information into understanding. That knowledge is then demonstrated in a number of ways – in this case, through the final production of a play. Being a part of the Liggett Players also teaches the students how to problem-solve. The fall play, a Broadway production of “Rumors,” for instance, used a two-level stage. Since there wasn’t adequate ceiling height to do a two-story set at Liggett, students had to find a solution using a split-level or one-level set. The students then engineered the frames for the set, chose the best materials and decided on the best tools to put it together. “Solving how to build a set is not the same as building it,” Moss says. “Our students are learning skills that will stay with them through college and beyond.” “Rumors” opened in early November. But plans for the play went back as far as that spring. “After our musical in March, we sat down with the students and talked about who is interested in the fall play,” Moss says. “A selection committee of students picked some plays based on who is interested and what each student’s skills are. They also looked at, for example, if we were to do musical theater, how many voices would we have. Once we selected three or four shows, we talked about the design implementation and about whether it would be appropriate in the community and at what level.”

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Once the play was selected, the students immediately got to work. They built sets, created costumes and even developed an advertising and media plan. “The students are actively engaged in the play,” Moss says. “When you look at the Curriculum for Understanding, this is it. The students are able to trace their passion, and they have a unique opportunity to demonstrate their learning.”

Patrons of the Arts The Patrons of the Arts Program supports the arts at Liggett. Patrons also enjoy special programming and perks related to arts performances at school.

PATRONS OF THE ARTS Mr. & Mrs. Scott G. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Backer Mrs. Beth P. Beckmann Dr. Vicki M. Diaz Dr. Shauna Ryder Diggs & Mr. Douglass J. Diggs Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. Elmer Mr. Oliver Ercolani & Ms. Brenda Palumbo Mr. & Mrs. Peter B. Gaines Mr. & Mrs. David J. Galbenski Gretchen and Mark Higbie ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Bradley T. Lott Mrs. DeAnn M. Lukas ‘85 & Mr. Edwin J. Lukas Ms. Carol J. Outland & Mr. Richard T. Knickerbocker Mr. & Mrs. John Pas Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Petersen Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Jack Valente Ms. Tareka Allyn Verbal Drs. David ‘83 & Bernadine Wu

Alumni Gifts by Class 1937 CDS

1945 DUS

Dr. Mary D. McGuire

Mr. & Mrs. Milton Henkel Dr. William D. Maxon

1938 LIGGETT

Mrs. Theodore R. Hodges, Jr. 1939 LIGGETT

Mrs. William L. Drennen 1940 DUS

Mr. Theodore R. Hodges, Jr.* 1940 LIGGETT

Mrs. William B. Nichols 1941 DUS

Mr. Cole Blasier Mr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Schrashun 1941 LIGGETT

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Renaud 1943 CDS

Mrs. Teckla E. Cox 1943 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest S. Kratzet Mr. William W. Wilson

1947 CDS

Mrs. Wilber M. Brucker, Jr. Mrs. Robert C. Conklin Mrs. Richard A. Speer Dr. & Mrs. Henry H. Sprague Ms. Hilary E. Whittaker 1947 DUS

Mr. Richard M. Chesbrough Mr. Arthur H. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Harvey C. Fruehauf, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond R. White, Jr. 1947 LIGGETT

Mrs. Robert L. Gotfredson 1948 CDS

Mr. & Mrs. Greene Fenley III Mr. & Mrs. John B. Foster 1948 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Foster Mr. & Mrs. H. Richard Fruehauf, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Maycock, Jr. Dr. David C. Mitchell

1944 CDS

Mr. & Mrs. John R. Lee

1948 LIGGETT

1944 DUS

Mr. James M. May

Mr. & Mrs. Alan E. Schwartz Ms. Judith Stanton Dr. & Mrs. John H. Williams

1944 LIGGETT

1949 CDS

Mrs. Barbara C. Felton

Mr. & Mrs. Victor H. Taylor

1945 CDS

1949 LIGGETT

Mrs. Robert G. Howard Mr. & Mrs. Ernest S. Kratzet Mrs. John H. Stephenson, Jr. Mrs. Robert C. Valade

Mrs. Orval Opperthauser Mrs. Frank B. Walker 1950 CDS

Mrs. Douglas F. Roby, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John B. Snyder

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1950 DUS

1951 LIGGETT

Mr. Arthur B. Hudson

Dr. & Mrs. Gerhardt A. Hein Mrs. Judith Hutchinson, Ph.D.

Mrs. Dianne Rentschler Mrs. Judith R. Spurgin Mrs. Jane Vanderzee

1952 CDS

1954 DUS

Mrs. Mary R. Pratt

Mr. George Bodem Mr. Peter B. Bogle Mr. James E. Whittaker

1950 LIGGETT

Mrs. Jill P. Beach Mrs. William Cornell Mr. & Mrs. H. Richard Fruehauf, Jr. Mrs. F. Allen Graham Mrs. Richard R.G. Hobson Sidney & Jack Whelan

1952 DUS

Dr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bingham Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Leonard W. Smith

1951 CDS

Mrs. Ralph R. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Dow Mr. & Mrs. Myron R. May Mrs. Cynthia Wheelock

1952 LIGGETT

Mrs. Sandra B. Grotta 1953 LIGGETT

Mrs. James N. Garber II 1951 DUS

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Fildew Mr. & Mrs. Myron R. May Mr. Charles Hazen Pingree Mr. & Mrs. Edmund R. Sutherland

1954 CDS

Mrs. Joan R. Fisher Mrs. Daniel N. King Mrs. Christine W. Paddock

1954 LIGGETT

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Buchanan Mr. & Mrs. W. Bruce Rogers Ms. Carol J. Silverman Mr. & Mrs. Raymond R. White, Jr. 1955 GPUS

Mr. Andrew H. Barr Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Budinger Mr. & Mrs. George H. Bushnell Mr. William G. Curtis IV Mr. & Mrs. John D. Durno Mrs. Daniel P. Dyer III Commander & Mrs. David A. Hafford

Alumni Gifts by Class (continued) Mr. & Mrs. Milton Henkel Mr. & Mrs. Edgar C. Howbert Mr. W. Magruder Jones Ms. Wendy Kindred Mrs. Patricia T. Mason Mr. Donald C. Rentschler Mrs. Alfred R. Reuther, Jr. Mr. Reade H. Ryan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Laurence M. Scoville, Jr. Lynn Johnston Scoville Mrs. Susan G. Snow Mr. Alexander Wiener & Mrs. Sarah Chapelle 1955 LIGGETT

Mrs. Jean Doelle Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Wehmeier 1956 GPUS

Miss Jean Dodenhoff Mr. & Mrs. Alfred R. Glancy III Mr. & Mrs. George G. Jerome Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. McKnight Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. McMillan II

Mr. Gary W. Rembacki & Mrs. Judy A. Rembacki Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stewart 1958 LIGGETT

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred R. Glancy III Mr. & Mrs. Denis Hutchison 1959 GPUS

Mrs. R. Guy Chamberlin Ms. Sara Champion Mr. & Mrs. J. Glynn Conley, Jr. Mrs. Charlotte Ford Mr. & Mrs. Bernard S. Janicki Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Kross ‘59 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Gordon C. O’Brien Mrs. Robin Duke Harris Russell Mr. William M. Walker III Mrs. Thumper Haggarty & Mr. George A. Haggarty 1959 LIGGETT

Mrs. John Roger Nye 1960 GPUS

1956 LIGGETT

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. August 1957 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. James G. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Evans III Mr. & Mrs. Mason Ferry Mrs. Lorna C. Howenstein Mr. Robert R. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William B. Krag Mr. & Mrs. James M. Stewart Miss Carole A Williams

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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Molesky Mrs. Michel J. Moreau 1961 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Laurence D. Connor Mrs. Millicent Fite Mrs. Sandra W. Lovell Mr. & Mrs. David Rowell

Dr. & Mrs. Denis L. Bourke Mrs. Susan Dyson Drs. John D. & Rosemarie L. Fisher Mrs. Robert G. Green Mr. Thomas Guastello Mrs. Thumper Haggarty & Mr. George A. Haggarty Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Henry, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph N. Jennings, Jr.

Mrs. Stephanie Hampton Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Litle IV Mr. & Mrs. William A. Petzold

1960 LIGGETT

1957 LIGGETT

1958 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Bassler Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Birgbauer Dr. & Mrs. Denis L. Bourke Mrs. E. Marilynn Gilbert Mr. Bruce M. Gillis Dr. Robert E. Love Dr. & Mrs. William R. Richards Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Stevens

Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Monroe Mr. & Mrs. Hervey C. Parke III Mr. & Mrs. William C. Rands III Mr. Franklin M. Walker, Jr.

1965 LIGGETT

1962 GPUS

1966 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Alexander Mr. Philip S. Angell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Birgbauer Mrs. Bliss Clark Mr. Jonathan Harrington & Ms. Judith Bing Ms. Judith Adams Lomax Dr. T. Harrop Miller, Jr. Mrs. David A. Payeur Mr. & Mrs. William C. Rands III Mr. William D. Stockard Mr. & Mrs. John J. Van De Graaf, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. White

Ms. Ranlet S. Bell & Mr. Frank M. Bell, Jr. Ms. Alesia G. Bicknell Mr. & Mrs. Edsel B. Ford II Mrs. Paul Laughlin Dr. Kathleen A. McCarroll Dr. Michelle H. Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wright IV

1963 GPUS

1967 GPUS

Ms. Bonnie Baron & Mr. Peter Delacorte Mr. John L. Golanty Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Magreta Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas T. Moisides Mr. & Mrs. John Fink Mozena Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Shannon Mr. & Mrs. M. David Testa

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brickman Mr. & Mrs. W. Clark Durant III Mr. & Mrs. Wallace J. Gamber, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Getz, Jr. Mr. Forrest R. Old Mrs. Katherine Duff Rines Ms. Bethine S. Whitney II Ann D. Woodward

1963 LIGGETT

Mrs. Susan G. Becker Ms. Patricia M. Frank Ms. Sharon L. Litsky 1964 GPUS

Mrs. Suzanne Berl Ms. Susan Bowen Bryant-Still Mr. William B. Canfield III Mrs. Charles E. Curtis Mr. Lawrence P. Manning Mrs. Douglas M. Miller Tish &. Russ Millette Ms. Karen E. Van Riper

Mrs. Robert L. Durham Ms. Lana Litwin Mrs. Richard B. Schrope

1966 LIGGETT

Mrs. Richard Carl Jensen Mrs. Christi Hodges Shatzel Dr. Susan Thoms & Mr. David Thoms

1968 GPUS

Mr. Bruce T. Barit Mr. & Mrs. William W. Shelden, Jr. 1968 LIGGETT

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Fuller, Jr. 1969 GPUS

William W. Freimuth, M.D., Ph.D. & Deborah L. Malkovich, M.D. Mr. Jonathan Kempner & Ms. Lise Van Susteren Ms. Linda S. McPherson Mrs. Alfred W. Putnam, Jr. BB Friedberg Reis

1965 GPUS

Mrs. Samuel W. Childs Mr. & Mrs. John F. Joity

1969 LIGGETT

Ms. Margery Lampe-Fullar

Alumni Gifts by Class (continued) 1970 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Feld Mrs. Henry Welling French Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Getz, Jr. Ms. Priscilla M. Mead Mr. & Mrs. James B. Perry Mr. & Mrs. John W. Renaud 1970 LIGGETT

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Coates Mr. & Mrs. Randall E. Stratton 1970

Mr. David L. Balas Mr. & Mrs. Philip E. Balas Mr. James K. Bolton Ms. Terrill H. Burnett & Mr. Jason K. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Charles U. Shreve IV Mrs. Anne D. Widlak Mrs. Sally P. Wright 1971 GPUS

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Park, Jr. 1971

Ms. Jennifer Dossin & Mr. David Marshall Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Reid Mr. B. Kirk Renaud & Ms. Sarah Duggin Ms. Barbara Brucker Triggs & Mr. Steven D. Triggs Mr. & Mrs. Warren H. Watkins Dr. Martin F. Wieczorek & Ms. Nancy J. Cossler

1975

1973

1976

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffry M. Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Burton

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Albrecht III Ms. Alexandra Day Gale

1973 GPUS

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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Brownell Mr. Charles H. Carroll II, R.N. Mr. & Mrs. William D. Dahling, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Farley Mr. & Mrs. Eric O. Fornell Ms. Onnie Killefer Mr. & Mrs. Sanford N. Pensler Ms. Jean K. Robinson Ms. Sara H. Sessions Ms. Dana B. Standish Ms. Edith B. Thurber & Mr. Kevin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Rourke Mrs. Evangeline Wyche Tross Ms. Dawn von Bernuth & Mr. Carl von Bernuth

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. William Y. Campbell Dr. Richard P. Kosinski Mr. & Mrs. Russell C. Poole Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Scott Mr. & Mrs. Mathew A. VanderKloot Ms. Susan Valk Woolworth

1974

Mrs. Kimberly F. Baubie Ms. Libby Claire Candler Mrs. Vivian W. Day & Mr. John W. Stroh III Ms. Anne Cudlip Finnegan Mr. Frank T. Judge III Mark S. Higbie & Gretchen Knoell Higbie Drs. Mark & Sandra McKee Mrs. Kim Rossi Nichols Miss Carol E. Peters Mrs. Sheila Pettee

1972

The Honorable Rex J. Ford Mrs. Anne K. Galyean Mr. & Mrs. Charles Getz Ms. Nancy L. Glander Ms. Denise Ilitch Mr. & Mrs. Laurence E. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Janutol Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Milligan Mr. & Mrs. John E. Park, Jr. Mr. Edward C. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin S. Warren III Mr. & Mrs. Scott L. Whitford Mrs. Jean C. Witmer Ms. Alison Q. Wolfson Mrs. Janet Lynn Wood

Ms. Marguerite F. Judge Dr. Ruth Anne Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. J. Clark Standish Reverend Carol M. Gregg Stratton & Mr. S. Brian Stratton 1977

Ms. Elizabeth D. Black Dr. & Mrs. David S. Cameron Mr. Richard Dahling & Mrs. Nancy Sanborn Ms. Deborah D. Fleischmann Ms. Judy D. Hodges & Mr. Peter S. Norton Mr. James Jarosik & Ms. Deborah Perelmuter Mr. Thomas M. Keydel Mr. & Mrs. David E. McCoy Mr. Robert G. Neville Mrs. Merrill R. Peterson Ms. Joan E. Primo Ms. Kathleen Danaher Rybicki Ms. Claudia M. Tyler Mrs. Kenneth B. Walker 1978

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Engel Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Graves Mr. John O. Hastings, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. S. Michael Martinez Mr. & Mrs. William J. Marx Mrs. Devin I. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Mushro Mr. & Mrs. John R. Peracchio Mr. Carl A. Popkey Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. Small Mrs. Vivian W. Day & Mr. John W. Stroh III 1979

Mr. & Mrs. John W. Bell III Mrs. Ellen R. Durand Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Kontulis II Mrs. Jeffrey D. Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Shell, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Worcester

Ms. Victoria M. McBrien Mr. Raymond F. Mui Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Robinson 1981

Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Cadieux Mr. William J. Gore Mr. Michael T. Kirkpatrick Mr. & Mrs. Garland M. Knight III Ms. Amy E. Salot Ms. Evelyn M. Scoville Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Streberger Mr. Joseph J. Walker III 1982

Mr. & Mrs. Alan S. Anderson Dr. Kayvan Ariani Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Buhler Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Dolan Ms. J. Page Heenan Ms. Nancy Hines Bailey & Mr. Clifton Bailey Mr. Todd S. McCoy Kristine L. Mighion, M.D., MBA Mrs. Teresa D. Murtagh Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Ottaway Mrs. Whitney A. Clay & Mr. Jonathon C. Clay Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Swaney III Juliet C. Trofi Mrs. Kristen Van Pelt â&#x20AC;&#x2122;82 & Mr. Thomas E. Van Pelt 1983

Mrs. Karen Walker Beecher Ms. Marianne Courey Mr. Kurt I. Love Ms. Maura K. McKeever, Esq. Ms. Anthea E. Papista Mr. & Mrs. William A. Scarfone, Sr. Mr. Lawrence E. Van Kirk III Reverend Susan Williams & Reverend Eric Williams Drs. David M. & Bernadine E. Wu 1984

1980

Dr. Jennifer L. Bencie Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Gotfredson Mr. William A. Mackey

Mr. & Mrs. Craig F. Durno Mr. Brion J. Fox Mr. & Mrs. William Brace Krag, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. William J. McFeely, Jr.

Alumni Gifts by Class (continued) Mrs. Cynthia M. Rockwell Ms. Lindley H. White 1985

Ms. Gillian Darlow Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Fruehauf Mrs. Linda A. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Edwin J. Lukas Mrs. Susan A. Walker Mr. Daniel J. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Kirk A. Zambetti 1986

Bridget and Kyle Bettigole Mr. & Mrs. John W. Birgbauer Mr. Brian J. David Mr. & Mrs. Ian D. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Tibbitts 1987

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Azar Mr. & Mrs. Troy C. Bracher Mr. Walter Butzu & Ms. Ava Butzu Mr. & Mrs. Russell J. Canning Ms. Heather C. Diehl Ms. Eva M. Dodds Peter & Cynthia Dreyfuss Dr. & Mrs. Michael S. Fozo Mr. & Mrs. Ashu Nautiyal Mr. & Mrs. Peter Tucker Mrs. Katherine B. Van Slyke Drs. Elizabeth M. & Raymond H. Weiner Mr. & Mrs. J. Eric Wise Mr. & Mrs. L. Pahl Zinn 1988

Dr. Varalaxmi L. Dasari Miss Leslie M. Gray Mr. William H. Jewett Ms. Meredith B. Jones Dr. Saima A. Khan & Dr. Michael A. Krol Mr. & Ms. Gregory D. Myers Mr. Gregory D. Petrilli Mr. Charles C. Roby 1989

Mr. & Mrs. J. Armistead Burwell III

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Mr. Eugene A. Gargaro III Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Lightbody Mr. William R. Lucken Ms. Mitch McCabe Ens. Stewart E. McLaren, USCG Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Niccolini Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Prus Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Scoville Mr. Eric B. Sensenbrenner Mr. Nishu K. Sood Ms. Mara L. Vorhees Ms. Dana M. Warnez Mr. & Mrs. David C. Wiegel Mrs. Beth M. Wood & Mr. Douglas M. Wood 1990

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. James H. Combs Mr. John A. Dodds Mr. George C. Frederickson III Ms. Kelli A. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Niccolini Ms. Sarah M. Stackpoole, Ph.D. Mrs. Beth M. Wood & Mr. Douglas M. Wood 1991

Dr. Kristen Feemster-Kim & Mr. James C. Kim Mr. & Mrs. James Loffredo Ms. Abigail McIntyre Ms. Julee Mertz Mr. & Mrs. Matthew T. Moroun Mrs. Natasha Moulton-Levy Ms. Samina R. Qureshi 1992

Ms. Lila Marie LaHood Mr. & Mrs. David T. Niccolini Ms. Paula-Rose Stark Mrs. Anne R. Tranchida 1993

Miss Karen L. Birgbauer Friedberg Mrs. Lauren E. Grace Mr. & Mrs. David T. Niccolini

1994

1999

2008

Dr. Lisa E. Amatangelo Drs. Bobak & Anna Rabbani Mr. Christian A. Sandel

Mr. James A. Fortune, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Shelden

Ms. Simone M. B. LaHood 2009

2000

Ms. Rachael G. Farber

1995

Mr. Andrew K. Watkins

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Corneau Ms. Ellena Gatzaros & Mr. Christos Moisides Mr. Michael LaHood

2001

Mr. Albert B. Ford

Mr. Jonathan M. Colman Mrs. Jessica Hall Dr. Erik C. Kissel

2011

1996

Mrs. Katherine M. Carbo Ms. Margaret A. Durant Mr. Aaron C. Montgomery Mr. & Mrs. R. Booth Platt, Jr. 1997

Mr. & Ms. Ryan P. Barrows Mr. Peter Birgbauer Mr. Ralph Harik Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Huebner Mr. Leonard E. Sullivan 1998

Mr. & Ms. Benjamin E. Burney Mr. Stephen B. Cenko Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ford III Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. B. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Mateusz M. Nowak

2010

Mr. Gregory A. LaHood Miss Annalisa M. Provenzano

2003

Ms. Lauren Garvey Dr. Brian G. Kissel

2012

2004

2013

Ms. Eleanor Ford & Mr. Joseph Cobb Ms. Ashley F. Steitz

Mr. Drew W. Jerome Miss Armaity Minwalla

2005

2014

Mr. David E. McCoy, Jr. Mr. Michael J. Posby

Ms. Jacqueline E. Diggs Mr. Thomas C. Fair Mr. Jacob T. Jerome Mr. Adante M. Provenzano Miss Elizabeth W. D. Stroh

2006

Ms. Lindsay K. Brownell 2007

Mr. Joseph M. Conway

Mr. Christopher R. W. D. Stroh

“When we open the door for them to figure out what they enjoy reading, we’re really igniting their passion for reading and writing.” – Middle School English teacher Rob Shade

Reader-Writer Workshop An interest in reading begins early on. In Liggett’s Middle School, students are becoming lifelong readers and thoughtful writers through the school’s new Reader-Writer Workshop model. The format teaches students the craft of reading and writing through individual conferences, mini lessons and selfselected texts. “With the workshop model, the students are like apprentices,” says Middle School English teacher Rob Shade. “They’re coming to class as if they are an artist or craftsman and learning how to become confident readers while understanding that writing is a process.” One key to the workshop’s success: It allows students to select what they want to read and write about.

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“The Reader-Writer Workshop is very individualized,” Shade says. “We’re giving them the choice by letting them select their own books and writing about what interests them.” Although there are some common required texts throughout the year, students largely have the ability to decide what they want to read. They are required, however, to select books from several required genres – and there is no limit to how many books they can read. As a result, Liggett English teachers are seeing an increase in student reading. “For example, our target was 20 books, but one student already read 17 books before the end of October,” says Middle School English teacher Stevie Stevens. “We want to build a culture in which students are reading, reading and reading – and sharing and talking about what they’ve read. Already I’m seeing an increase in students becoming more interested in reading and writing.” That’s important because reading has been on a steady decline across the country. Recent research has shown that in 1984 just 8 percent of 13-year-olds said they never read for pleasure; that number is up to 22 percent today. “Many students struggle to find books and they struggle to find time,” Stevens says. “But if we as teachers can give them the time and the space, we are reversing that trend and empowering them to become lifelong readers.” Each day begins with a 10- to

20-minute mini lesson that could include learning a new grammar lesson or literary term, or reading a poem or article. Students then spend the remainder of class reading, writing or having individual conferences with the teacher. During a seven-day rotation students spend two days writing, followed by two days reading, then one day writing, then a day reading, and then have a day off from either. Students keep a composition book to record letter-essays – in-depth reactions, observations and analyses of books. The vocabulary lessons also are individualized and tailored to the students’ interests and abilities. This personalized approach is an example of Liggett’s Curriculum for Understanding in which students discover their passions, learn through experience, uncover key questions and turn information into understanding. “We’re letting them be accountable,” Shade says. “We’re allowing them to develop their interests and skills.” The workshop allows students to more strongly connect with the books. Many students start with easier texts and then work up to the more difficult ones. “We help nudge them in that direction,” Stevens says. “They might start with other books then work their way toward reading ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ because they’re building their curiosity about it. When we open the door for them to figure out what they enjoy reading, we’re really igniting their passion for reading and writing.”

The Project Approach to Learning It all started with an interest in paper airplanes. One of the students in Liggett’s Pre-K4 class shared how much he enjoyed making paper airplanes. The prekindergarteners were curious -- they wanted to learn how to make paper airplanes, too. Those collective curiosities led to a student-initiated, three-phase classroom project about airplanes and flight.

“They made the paper airplanes and were flying them. They wanted to learn more, so our airplane project was born.” – Prekindergarten teacher Kristen McLeod

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“They made the paper airplanes and were flying them,” says prekindergarten teacher Kristen McLeod. “They wanted to learn more, so our airplane project was born.” At Liggett, it’s not unusual to find students – even as early as prekindergarten – initiating a classroom project. The airplane project is just one example of Liggett’s Curriculum for Understanding in which students learn through experience, discover their passions, uncover key questions and turn information into understanding. That knowledge is then demonstrated in a number of ways – in this case, through drawings, paper airplanes and crafts. In Liggett’s Lower School, students often follow a threephase project approach to learning: They ask themselves what they already know about a topic; they do the research and investigation to discover what more they want to know; and finally, they demonstrate and share what they’ve learned. The prekindergarteners already knew a few things about airplanes, but they wanted to know more. They started with the first phase: sharing their prior knowledge. They explained a few of things they knew about airplanes:

“They take off when everybody is on. They call off the names of the cities everyone goes to.” “They have an inside with seats, even a floor.” “They have engines.” “Airplanes have smoke coming out of the back.” The next phase led to research and investigation: They read some books about airplanes, learned about the various parts of an airplane and they enjoyed a special visit by an airline pilot. Other classroom projects included creating all the components of an airplane in art class, learning about lift with ping pong balls, a hairdryer and straws, and labeling the parts of a plane. “It was wonderful to hear parents share with us how their children are using new vocabulary words to talk about airplanes,” says prekindergarten teacher Melody McCambridge. The final phase involved sharing their knowledge – with family, friends and other members of the Liggett community. They also built a large model airplane. “It was very exciting to see their growth from phase one to phase three,” says prekindergarten teacher Gail Janutol.

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Liggett Knight “This event has grown and evolved over the years, and it is humbling to see and feel the support that the school receives from so many different people, all of whom love the school and value its mission.” – Kelley Hamilton, Associate Head of School for Advancement

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Liggett Knight, held Friday, Nov. 14, at the Detroit Athletic Club, brought together more than 320 parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of Liggett to raise funds for University Liggett School. More than $300,000 was brought in for the school and its programming, thanks to sponsors and generous friends who donated items for the fishbowl, silent and live auctions. Jewelry, trips, one-of-a-kind experiences, student artwork and more were auctioned off. The event was sold out, but a lot of support came from people taking advantage of ClickBid, which allowed people who couldn’t attend the event the opportunity to bid from the comfort of their own homes using a computer, tablet or smartphone. “We want to send a sincere thank you to all the sponsors, volunteers and donors, and especially event chairs Katie Drettmann and Jenny Fruehauf (and their families), who made Liggett Knight a great success,” says Kelley Hamilton, Associate Head of School for Advancement. “This event has grown and evolved over the years, and it is humbling to see and feel the support that the school receives from so many different people, all of whom love the school and value its mission.”

2014 LIGGETT KNIGHT BENEFACTORS

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Jill Alper & David Katz Beaumont Health System Beth Beckmann Deb & Jeff Clarke Jill & Dan Connell Aimee Cowher & Gary Cone Lynn & David Galbenski Patsy & Edward Gotfredson Carla & Razmig Haladjian Stacey & Jason Hall Kelley & Chad Hamilton Jessica & Jeffrey Huebner Gretchen Knoell & Mark Higbie Patty and Atanas Ilitch Lisa and Gerald Jerry Nicole and William Kopicki Cherie & Brad Lott Lora & Sergio Mazza Terrie & Micheal McLauchlan Alexia & Oktavijan Minanov Anita & Sandy Pensler Mary Anne & James Perry Maria & Dave Quint Huong & Scott Reilly Betty & Larry Roberts Kristy & Jared Slanec Leigh Solomon & Robert Morris Gina & Douglas Stapleton Beth & Douglas Wood Bernadine & Davie Wu

Christine Alcantara

Rima AliAhmad Marcia Backer Michelle Becker Holli Birgbauer Susie Bowen Chrissy Bronk Stacy Buhler Sandra Cavataio Julie Doppke Shelli Elmer Karen Fox Jen Fozo Lynn Galbenski Louana Ghafari Patsy Gotfredson Carla Haladjian Stacey Hall Liz Homsy Patty Ilitch Lisa Jerry Nicole Kopicki Linda Leonard Kris Mestdagh Riva Monsour Susannah Neville Maria Quint Huong Reilly Kate Ritter Michelle Rivera

EVENT C0-CHAIRS

Heather Roth

Katie Drettmann Jenny Fruehauf

Kristy Slanec Karen Stefani

Anita Valente Kim VanElslander Jen Welsh Julie Wesley Andrea Weston Beth Wood

LIGGETT KNIGHT DONORS A Slice of Life Photography Achatz Burgers Anthony and Christine Alcantara Ali Ahmad Technology Allemon’s Landscape Center The Alumni Board of Governors Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum Aqua Tots Sterling Heights The Azar Family Baker Furniture Dr. David S. Balle The Baubie Family Chuck & Michelle Becker Beverly Hills Grille Bikes, Blades and Boards Blaser Design Group The Bookmark Dr. and Mrs. Nick Bournias Family Bowers Harbor Vineyards Jim Brewer Café Ni Ni Canvas Works Dr. Peter and Sandra Cavataio Central Auto Andrea C. Champagne Chateau Chantal Chez Lou Lou Salon

U NIV ERS IT Y L IGGET T SC HOOL

Liggett Knight (continued) Chocolate Bar Café City Kitchen City of Grosse Pointe Park C.J. Barrymore’s Sports and Entertainment Center The Combs Family Connor Park Florist Lewis Cooper III Country Club of Detroit Crowther Carpet & Rugs the D Las Vegas Casino Hotel Da Edoardo Restaurant David the Salon Dawood Boutique Dana & Jon Deimel Julie Demchak Denyse & Company Designs by Patsy The Detroit Red Wings Detroit Symphony Orchestra Detroit Zoological Society Peggy Dettlinger Pete Dettlinger Dirty Dog Jazz Café Bud Drettmann Grace Drettman Katie & Kurt Drettmann Katie Durno Edsel and Eleanor Ford House Edwin Paul Salon & Spa Agata K. Dow Edmund t. AHEE jewelers Exclusive Resorts, LLC Extreme Gymnastics USA Flowers by Gabrielle The Foot Spa at Eastside Frank Rewold and Sons, Inc. Fresh Farms Market Biffy Fowler Janet Fruehauf Jenny & Ken Fruehauf

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Peter Gaines Colleen F. Gatzke Mark Garmo - Village Food Market George Koueiter Jewelers Georges & Louana Ghafari Gifted Interiors Girlie Girl LLC Go Comedy Improv Theater GPS Improvement Foundation The Great Skate Grosse Pointe Dermatology Associates, P.C. Grosse Pointe Florist Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Grosse Pointe Music Academy Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra Grosse Pointe Woods Public Safety Department Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Hannah Bear Boutique The Hunters Creek Atanas & Patty Ilitch Ilitch Holdings Mary Ann Ismail – The Portrait Place J House Juice Jerry’s Club Party Store The Jerry Family Jimmy Johns Grosse Pointe Woods Joe Muer Seafood Jones-Keena & Co/Nicole Withers Jumps Restaurant John & Dawn Kalyvas Kercheval Dance Bill & Nicole Kerstetter Dan Kerstetter Tiffany Klaasen Mike & Joann Kramer Landscape Services, Inc – Paul Doppke The League Shop, Inc. Jae Lee The Logo Store

The London Chop House Rich Lorant Lucido’s Florist Drew Mackay Kirt Maltby Shawn Maltby Bujar and Shpresa Mamushlari – Bucci Restorante Patrick, Mary and Billy Mansfield Margot’s European Day Spa Max Mara McCann Ice Arena Meldrum & Smith Nursery, Inc. Ted & Lillian Metry Moehring Woods Florist Matt & Lindsay Moroun Phil Moss Mr. C’s Car Wash National Coney Island, Inc. Neiman Marcus Troy Next Level Health Fitness Next Level Health Fitness David & Kristin Nicholson Connie O’Brien The Original Pancake House Park Grill Mediterranean The Parade Company Peach Pie Pink Elephant Cupcakes Porsche of the Motor City Patsy Gotfredson, Tina Griffin and Portraits, Inc. Dave & Maria Quint Rabaut’s Interiors Huong Reilly S.A.F.E Management Schummer’s Ski Shop Joe Serventi – Trattoria Andiamo Shoe Tree Andrzej Sikora Mark & Anne Simon

Skyetique Boutique and Beauty Bar Slows Bar BQ Spa in the Woods – Rob Koueiter Steve’s Backroom Dr. Mary Sue Stonisch at Faircourt Dental TCBY – Mack Ave TCBY in the Village Tammy Tedesco Tennant and Associates The Tennis & Golf Company Top of the Ponch Tresses Hair Studio – Grosse Pointe University Liggett School Gretchen Valade Anita Valente Village Ace Home and Hardware Village Grille & Sports Bar The Village Palm, a Lilly Pulitzer Signature Store Vixen Aesthetics Tim & Marci Wahl – Wahl Tents WC Contracting/Mad Frog Paintball Carla Whitton Wine Sergi Insurance Doug Wood Yamile Branch Photography The Yoga Shelter

LIGGETT KNIGHT EVENT SPONSORS 2014 Adlhoch & Associates Ambassador Magazine Backer Landscaping BenePro Bodman Gary Cone and Aimee Cowher , Global Productivity Solutions Dr. Shauna Diggs, CosmedicDerm Donnelly Penman & Partners Kurt and Katie Drettmann

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Lisa & Gerald Jerry Linda & Rick Leonard Cherie & Bradley Lott Mary & Pat Mansfield Lisa Manz-Dulac Maria & David Quint Huong & Scott Reilly Kristy & Jared Slanec Gina & Douglas Stapleton Karen & Bill Stefani Carolyn & David Wenger Julie & Rob Wesley Beth & Doug Wood Christy & Pahl Zinn PROGRAM BOOK ADVERTISERS

Alumni Board of Governors Capricious Clean Start Services Closet Connections Eastside Dermatology PC EL’s Dr. Gerald J. Jerry, Jr. Liggett Logo Store Metry & Metry Attorneys at Law Michigan OMS, P.C. Mutschler Kitchens, Inc. Phile Detroit, LLC Physician Healthcare Network, P.C. Portraits, Inc Preferred Dental Practice David C. Secord, D.D.S., M.S. Spa Renaissance Plastic Surgery Village Palm LLC Wujek-Calcaterra & Sons

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A New Way to Teach History “In our class, the camera lens hovers over this region rather than on some distant place while we explore the larger themes of American history.” – Adam Hellebuyck, chair of Social Studies

In many U.S. history courses, the War of 1812 doesn’t get a lot of attention. It’s often treated as a footnote as students hurtle from the American Revolution toward the next chapter about the Civil War. But that’s not the case at University Liggett School, which during the 2014-15 school year introduced an entirely new way to teach the nation’s history. The 10th-grade class looks at U.S. history in a place-based approach, through the lens of Detroit and the region, giving students a more relevant context and understanding of the events that have impacted the country. In the case of the War of 1812, that meant taking students to the River Raisin National Battlefield Park in Monroe, where they examined – as researchers, not tourists – the war from a uniquely local perspective. The students investigated aspects of the conflict such as Andrew Jackson’s role or Native American involvement and studied the ways the National Park Service exhibits represented the War of 1812. The students then created their own War of 1812 exhibition, displayed in Liggett’s main hallway, which presents and interprets primary sources from the war, including artifacts, political documents, artwork and correspondence, through a number of different lenses – the war at home, its legacy and its battles, to name a few. The result: students gained a more hands-on understanding of the conflict than they would in traditional U.S. history courses and appreciated the role that Michigan played in a war fought on local soil. Using the Detroit region as its lens, Liggett’s course forgoes the traditional East Coast-centered approach taught in most 10th-grade U.S. history courses. A few examples: The Civil War is taught by looking at Detroit’s role in the Underground Railroad; early European settlements are studied from the perspective of the French who settled among the Native tribes who already inhabited the region; and the Industrial Revolution, of course, focuses on Detroit’s central role producing commodities like furniture, railroad cars and automobiles. “In most U.S. history courses you assume the Pilgrims arrived in New England first and there began a slow march west, but at the same time the French were settling here in the Great Lakes Region and the Spanish were in California and Florida,” says Adam Hellebuyck, chair of Social Studies and co-creator of the course. “Aren’t their stories just as relevant? In our class, the camera lens hovers over this region rather than on some distant place while we explore the larger themes of American history.”

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A robust slate of site visits supports this notion. Students have explored the Sanilac Petroglyphs (to study the land and its native people), St. Anne’s Church and the Detroit Institute of Arts (to study early settlers’ lives), and the Detroit Historical Museum (to study artifacts as historical resources). And while studying the Civil War, students visited the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History to discover how the museum’s exhibits create memorable moments for visitors to reflect on. Students used the experience to create their own Civil War monuments. Through the use of primary source material, site visits and place-based inversions, the new course is a critical step in the four-year Academic Research Program, the cornerstone of Liggett’s Curriculum for Understanding, which allows students to drive their own academic growth. All freshmen take a course in not only general research skills and practices, but also in habits of mind that support inquiry. The new place-based U.S. history course allows sopho-

mores to practice these skills authentically, leading them to the Academic Research Project, which occurs in the 11th and 12th grade. In the project, each student investigates a passion and interest of his or her choosing, then develops and answers a relevant academic question. The project expands beyond the boundaries of the school – some students work with mentors at area universities, health systems and other organizations as well as conduct scholarly research online and off site. The class also ties into the 10th-graders’ core English course that includes materials linking the times to literature. For instance, the English classes just finished analyzing the novel Tracks by Louise Erdrich, which chronicles the history of a Chippewa tribe pushed out of the Northwest Territories and into the Dakotas. Likewise, while students study the Roaring ‘20s in history class they’ll be reading The Great Gatsby in English. The visit to the Ford House helped to put into context and brings to life the historic events and the vivid personalities in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s famous novel.

Winter

“People don’t notice whether it’s winter or summer when they’re happy.” – Anton Chekhov

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“The testing that the students conducted really provides us with a baseline and next year’s class should be able to see if our efforts are making a difference.” – Megan Wood, Ford House

Outdoor Classroom It started as a class assignment on how to measure the properties of an ecosystem. It ended as an in-depth research project that will improve the water quality and ecosystem of one of the area’s top history attractions.

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University Liggett School’s environmental science class spent the semester gathering data at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House that will be used to improve the water quality at the historic home. Ford House is working on a project to improve the water quality surrounding Bird Island, a manmade peninsula on the site, in two ways: by implementing a filtration system for the runoff and carving a channel through the peninsula to get better water flow from the lake. The data that the Liggett students gathered will help Ford House measure the impact of the project. The students reported their findings to Ford House administration in December. “What made the project so interesting is that the Ford House was interested in using our data,” says Janet Gocay, who teaches the environmental science class. “We had 10 to 15 people from Ford House in the audience when the students presented. The experience wasn’t just meaningful because the students collected and analyzed the data for a long period of time, but also because they were able to report their findings to Ford House. They invited us to come back next year after the Bird Island project is completed and get the after data.” Gocay says the project mirrors what scientists encounter in the real world – trial and error, surprising findings and the need to do additional testing. “In traditional classroom settings, one of the most difficult things to teach is the authentic experience of doing a science experience as a scientist,” she explains. “In non-classroom experiments, things don’t always work as executed. Sometimes there is no reliable data or the data doesn’t make sense. Sometimes we get no results at all. That is different from when we do classroom experiments and we often set the experiments up for success. But in the real world, scientists often come to the conclusion that there is a need for additional testing or we have to problem-solve and repeat. That was the case with this project.” The students were surprised with a few of the results. They went into the experiment expecting to find high nitrates in the water, but the results were normal. One reason could have been due to the heavy rains the area had that year.

In addition to testing the water, the students also measured the area’s plant and wildlife biodiversity. “We found the biodiversity fairly high on Bird Island, which was not particularly surprising,” Gocay says. Ford House’s Megan Wood says it was beneficial for the Ford House staff to hear the results of the Liggett students’ data. “Ford House has been working on plans for making our site more green and improving the water quality of Ford’s Cove,” she says. “The testing that the students conducted really provides us with a baseline and next year’s class should be able to see if our efforts are making a difference.” For the students, the experience was similar to what they’d find at a university, not in a typical high school. “This is what you would find in a university-level course course – authentic data collection where you’re in the field as opposed to a classroom,” Gocay says. “Our students also designed this study, which is something you usually see at the college level: different ways of collecting data and what types are important to collect. The length of the study was also unique because we were able to return to the field many times to collect data rather than doing a one-time sample.” The project is an example of Liggett’s Curriculum for Understanding in which students learn through experience, discover their passions, uncover key questions and turn information into understanding. They then have an opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge – in this case, by presenting to the Ford House staff. “Ford House is looking for more ways to collaborate with University Liggett and other educational organizations to do meaningful projects, like the water quality testing,” Wood says. “Our site can really be used as an unconventional classroom and we welcome different types of uses and partnerships.” Gocay agrees, saying the site is unique because it is a real-world example of sustainability. “The students were able to see how Ford House makes decisions both to maintain the history and the environmental soundness of the property. That interplay is what environmental science looks like in the real world. It was a meaningful, authentic experience for our students.” U NIVERS IT Y L IGGET T SC HOOL

In Honor and In Memory of IN HONOR OF SABRINA AJJOUR, ANDREW ALMASY, ELISE BABCOCK, PARIS BURTON, MASON DEMSEY, CARINA GHAFARI, NOAH LAMAGNO, ANDREW LOHMAN, WILLIAM LONER, CASEY MAZZA, JESSICA ROTZOLL, RENATA SZYMANSKI AND IMO OF DOROTHY PEABODY JOHNSON

Ms. Karen R. Katanick IN HONOR OF NATHAN ALCANTARA AND ANNABEL ROMANELLI

Drs. Lucilo & Elsa Alcantara IN MEMORY OF CONNIE (PREBLE) ANDING ‘47 CDS

Mrs. Susan S. Conklin ‘47 CDS IN HONOR OF DAVID BACKHURST (FUND)

Joanne Nicolay Foundation IN MEMORY OF ELEANOR BASTIAN

Miss Mary K. Thorn

Ms. Karen R. Katanick IN HONOR OF SOPHIA V. CARSON

Mrs. Carolyn Lutz

Mr. Robert G. Neville ‘77

Mrs. Mary Louise Drennen ‘39 LIG

IN MEMORY OF JAMES ROBB BAUBIE (SCHOLARSHIP)

IN HONOR OF GPUS CLASS OF 1955

Ms. Alesia G. Bicknell ‘66 GPUS IN HONOR OF MR. HARTIGAN AND MR. BREWER

Arlene Rozzelle & Donald Wray

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IN MEMORY OF COACH BUESCHER

IN MEMORY OF THE LIGGETT CLASS OF 1939

IN HONOR OF MARY ELIZABETH BICKNELL ‘64

Dr. Marquita S. Bedway & Mr. Alger P. LaHood Greg Buczkowski Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. Carron Mr. & Mrs. Michael Case Mr. & Mrs. Henry Darlington Mr. James Albert Fortune, Jr. ‘99 Marshall Green Ms. Ann Honn Ms. Karen R. Katanick A. Kidon Margaret Kutscher Kenneth J. McCormick Martin B. Simmons Peggy Soth Christina Vermet

IN MEMORY OF BILL BAUBIE

Mrs. Janet A. Fruehauf ‘50 LIG & Mr. H. Richard Fruehauf, Jr. ‘48 DUS

IN MEMORY OF JUNE BRYK

Mrs. Joan Bushnell ‘55 GPUS & Mr. George Bushnell Commander & Mrs. David A. Hafford ‘55 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Edgar C. Howbert ‘55 GPUS IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF ‘58 (SCHOLARSHIP FUND)

Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Nickson ‘58 GPUS

IN MEMORY OF KATHERINE BROWN

IN HONOR OF LIGGETT CLASS OF 1965

Mrs. Julia Moreau ‘60 LIG

Mary Wood Schrope ‘65 LIG

IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1970

IN MEMORY OF ANN FINK

Mr. & Mrs. Charles U. Shreve IV ‘70

Martha Parker Chamberlin ‘59 GPUS Mrs. Virginia A. Janicki ‘59 GPUS & Mr. Bernard S. Janicki, Jr.

IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1971

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Reid ‘71 IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1973

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Getz ‘73

IN MEMORY OF COIT COOK FORD, III ‘81

Ms. Delores M. Ford IN MEMORY OF TED GATZAROS

IN HONOR OF CLASS OF 1974’S 40TH REUNION

Mrs. Alexandra Moisides ‘63 GPUS & Dr. Nicholas T. Moisides

Mrs. Evangeline W. Tross ‘74 IN HONOR OF HOWARD DAVIS & JAMES VERNOR DAVIS, JR.

IN MEMORY OF ELLEN HICKEY GRAYSON AND ROBERT STARK HICKEY

Mrs. E. Marilynn Gilbert ‘60 GPUS

Mrs. William S. Hickey

IN MEMORY OF KYLE A. DENHAM (SCHOLARSHIP)

Ms. Linda M. Denham IN HONOR OF MONICA DENNIS

Mr. Edward M. Dickson, Jr. IN HONOR OF SEAN DIAZ ‘13 AND PATRICK DIAZ ‘14

Dr. Vicki M. Diaz IN HONOR OF KATIE DURNO

Mrs. J. Armistead Burwell, Jr. IN HONOR OF DAVID DWAIHY

Mr. Adante M. Provenzano ‘14 IN MEMORY OF GERALD B. ELLSWORTH

Mrs. Catherine Lake Ellsworth IN MEMORY OF ELIZABETH FERGUSON

Mrs. Susan Dyson ‘61 GPUS

IN HONOR OF ALFRED SCHRASHUN ‘41 DUS, CHRISTINE GRETCHKO ‘78

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Schrashun ‘41 DUS GIFTS TO THE JACQUELINE & PETER GUSHEE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP INCLUDING GIFTS MADE TO THE SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY OF MARILYN GUSHEE

Mr. & Mrs. James H. Bierbusse Mrs. Anne Wood Birgbauer ‘62 GPUS & Mr. Bruce D. Birgbauer ‘60 GPUS Mrs. Sheila Book Sally Potter Cudlip ‘46 CDS Mr. & Mrs. Ronald K. Dalby Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Evans III ‘57 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Harvey C. Fruehauf, Jr. ‘47 DUS Mrs. Mary Graham Mrs. Richard B. Gushee* Mr. & Mrs. John A. MacLeod Mrs. Betsy Maitland ‘52 CDS & Mr. Gordon R. Maitland, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Maycock, Jr. ‘48 DUS Ms. Allison Gushee Molkenthin Lenita & Ray Robbins

WHILE UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL CAN ACCEPT GIFTS OF ANY AMOUNT FOR EXISTING SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS, THERE IS A $100,000 MINIMUM GIFT COMMITMENT FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NEW ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND.

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In Honor and In Memory of (continued) Mr. & Mrs. Samuel B. Sherer Suzanne R. Sprague ‘47 CDS Mr. Richard F. Teichgraeber III Mr. & Mrs. Peter P. Thurber Mrs. Maureen J. Watkins ‘76 & Mr. David K. Watkins ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Worcester

IN MEMORY OF KENNETH & MARY LOU MCCOY

Mr. Todd S. McCoy ‘82 IN HONOR OF LAUREN MCKENZIE

Mrs. Deloris McKenzie

IN HONOR OF AINSLEY HAGAN

IN HONOR OF GRANT AND LANCE MERCER

Mr. & Mrs. Harold T. Hagan III

Mrs. Heidi A. Mercer

IN MEMORY OF MARGARET HARVEY, PHILLIP P. PERKINS

IN MEMORY OF CAROLYN MOSHER

Robin Duke Harris Russell ‘59 GPUS IN HONOR OF DR. JOSEPH HEALEY

Ms. Karen R. Katanick Miss Annalisa Maria Provenzano ‘11

Mrs. Jennifer Barnhart-Fozo ‘87 & Dr. Michael S. Fozo ‘87 IN MEMORY OF CONRAD MOULTON (VISUAL ARTS AWARD)

Mr. & Mrs. Josh P. Moulton

IN MEMORY OF THEODORE R. HODGES, JR.

IN HONOR OF MATTHEW AND JACK NICHOLSON

Mrs. Jean Hodges ‘38 LIG

Mr. & Mrs. Ken Creed

IN HONOR OF ARIANA JAN

IN MEMORY OF MISS OGDEN

Mrs. Jacqueline Gabbana-Jan

Joyce ‘54 LIG and Bruce Rogers

IN HONOR OF JOJO & CHRISTINA JARAD

IN HONOR OF GENE OVERTON (AWARD)

Mary and John Jarad

Mrs. Ruth R. Glancy ‘58 LIG & Mr. Alfred R. Glancy III ‘56 GPUS

IN HONOR OF TREVOR & TEGAN JONES

IN MEMORY OF RANKIN PECK

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur D. Jones IN HONOR OF KAREN KATANICK (FUND)

Joanne Nicolay Foundation

Sheila Peck Pettee ‘75 IN HONOR OF R. BOOTH PLATT, JR.

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Warren, Jr. IN MEMORY OF MARY REMILLET

IN HONOR OF KIRSTEN & AMANDA LEE

Ms. Anthea E. Papista ‘83

Mrs. Mary F. Lee

IN MEMORY OF NICOLE SHAMMAS

Mrs. C. Deana Georgopoulos IN HONOR OF THE LIE CHILDREN

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Dr. & Mrs. Kim K. Lie

IN HONOR OF AVERY AND LUKE SLANEC

IN HONOR OF WELLESLEY ‘03, MARK ‘05

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Slanec

Henry E. & Consuelo S. Wenger Foundation, Inc.

IN MEMORY OF PAIGE STALKER

Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Baty, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Brown Mrs. C. Deana Georgopoulos Mrs. Karen R. Katanick The McReynolds Family Foundation Ms. Armaity Minwalla Northern Trust Mr. & Mrs. Peter Stalker, II ’52 DUS

IN HONOR OF BURT THOMAS WEYHING IV, CORNELIUS GERARD WEYHING, ELIZABETH ANNE WEYHING MEYERS

ADDITIONAL GIFTS IN SUPPORT OF STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP AND FACULTY DEVELOPMENT

Burt Thomas & Andrea Egan Weyhing

CONFUCIUS CLASSROOM DESIGNATION

IN HONOR OF CYNTHIA WHEELOCK ‘51 CDS

IN HONOR OF STEVIE STEVENS AND ISABELLA VIDAL

Mrs. Cynthia A. Willis ‘51 CDS

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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Stevens ‘60 GPUS

IN HONOR OF J EANNE WHITTAKER-HINES

VENTURE GRANTS FUND

IN HONOR OF SAVANNAH STREET

Mr. James E. Whittaker ‘54 DUS

William & Sally Shelden Charitable Lead Trust

Mr. Garrett Street & Mrs. Angela Gardner-Street

IN MEMORY OF PAULA W. WIGTON

Miss Carole A. Williams ‘57 GPUS

IN MEMORY OF ERIC STROH

Mrs. Gail R. Marentette

IN HONOR OF KERRY FITZSIMONS WILSON

IN HONOR OF RENATA SZYMANSKI

Henry E. & Consuelo S. Wenger Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Clare Gusmano IN HONOR OF CHRISTINE & TRACY JO TABER

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Taber

IN MEMORY OF WILLIAM WOOD

Mr. Arthur H. Davis ‘47 DUS IN HONOR OF KRISTIN WRIGHT ‘96

IN MEMORY OF JEFFREY H. WARDWELL

Mrs. Edwina Wright

Mrs. Lynn A. Park ‘73 & Mr. John E. Park, Jr. ‘71 GPUS

IN MEMORY OF JOE ZUKAS

Mr. & Mrs. Kenn E. McIntyre

GORDON L. STEWART FAMILY FINE ARTS SCHOLARSHIP

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon L. Stewart SCHAAP FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP

Dr. & Mrs. A. Paul Schaap

Pop-up Makerspaces Seventh-graders at University Liggett School have been expanding their collective curiosities by tinkering with and experimenting in pop-up makerspaces throughout the school. The pop-up makerspaces are a twist on the growing makerspace movement, which uses community-operated spaces for people to work on projects, learn new skills and experiment with new ideas. At Liggett, the makerspaces â&#x20AC;&#x201C; set up in different areas of the school â&#x20AC;&#x201C; offer activities such as bridge building, HTML programming and sewing.

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In March, students and parents will come together for a Maker Event and Spaghetti Dinner to introduce parents to the concept of Maker Education. Parents will work on projects alongside their students to gain an understanding of work they can do in a makerspace and discover how the mindset of maker education can translate into the classroom. “We want parents to understand the benefits of allowing children to create on their own, tinker with objects, work independently without instructions and invent,” says Middle School Head Jim Brewer. “The possibilities of what students can do in a makerspace are endless. The concept translates so easily into the learning environments we are creating at Liggett. We give students resources, guidance, and mentoring and then we get out of the way. “When schools can relax the endless parameters traditionally forced upon students, we will surely be amazed by what children can accomplish.” The pop-up makerspace sessions include a range of activities – from building a bridge with newspaper and masking tape to creating LED name tags. HTML coding and reverse engineering are a few activities, along with making paper rollercoasters, creating stop-motion animation with Legos and using sewing machines. “The makerspace incorporates the academic world and expands on it,” says Shaun McTigue, Assistant Head of School for Athletics and Wellness, Assistant Head of Middle School and Middle School Dean of Students. “It allows students to use their creativity, try new ideas, learn new skills and build upon their interests.”

“When schools can relax the endless parameters traditionally forced upon students, we will surely be amazed by what children can accomplish.” – Middle School Head Jim Brewer

Letting Students Lead “The student-led conferences allow students to take ownership of their work – not only academically, but also socially and emotionally.” – Middle School Head Jim Brewer

Liggett’s Middle School has taken a unique approach to traditional parent-teacher conferences by letting students lead the conference. The student-led conferences inspire confidence and let students become active participants in the learning process. During the 20- to 30-minute conference, students present to their parents and their advisor, evaluating their successes and challenges in school. “The student-led conferences allow students to take ownership of their work – not only academically, but also socially and emotionally,” says Middle School Head Jim Brewer. “The project looks at the whole student.” Some students put together a multimedia or digital presentation while others use reflection journals as a guide. During the process, the students evaluate what they’ve done well and what areas they could improve upon. Some parents have compared the conferences to self-generated employment reviews that are done in many workplaces. “Our common motto is to let students lead,” Brewer says. “These reviews are very honest and very transparent, and they celebrate the great work that our students are doing in Middle School.”

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Best and Brightest Six of metro Detroit’s best and brightest eighth-graders were named Liggett Merit Scholars, earning full- and half-tuition scholarships to University Liggett School for four years. The highly competitive scholarships, based on academic achievement, teacher recommendations, interviews, writing samples, test scores and overall potential impact on the Liggett community, draw applicants from throughout the region. This year, 130 students applied, and just six received scholarships.

The Liggett Scholars Program attracts many of the best and brightest to our school and gives them access to a Liggett education. The merit-based scholarship is funded through the generous support of donors who support the Liggett Merit Scholars endowment.

This year’s Liggett Merit Scholarship recipients are: n Zach Elliott, who attends Liggett. n Brady McCarron, who attends Brownell Middle School n Mary Weiermiller, who attends Our Lady Star of the Sea n Katriel Tolin, a Moroun Liggett Merit Scholar, who attends Laurus Academy in Southfield n Darcy Huang, who attends Liggett n Kate Birgbauer, who attends Liggett “The Liggett Merit Scholars program offers the best students in the region access to an exceptional education,” says Anne Frame Sheppard, assistant head of school for enrollment at University Liggett School. “These students are classroom and community leaders, enriching the Liggett experience as much as the Liggett experience enriches them. We look forward to working with these top students over the next four years.”

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“Spring has returned. The farm is like a child that knows poems.”

Spring

– Rainer Maria Rilke

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A Confucius Classroom “The Confucius Institute recognized the strength of Liggett’s existing Chinese language and culture offerings, and this grant gives us an opportunity to build upon our Chinese curriculum.” – Bart Bronk, Associate Head of School for Academics

University Liggett School has been designated a Confucius Classroom by China’s Confucius Institute to further support the school’s Chinese language and culture offerings and activities. The partnership was made possible through the Confucius Institute at Wayne State University. Liggett is one of only five schools statewide to be named a Confucius Classroom by WSU’s Confucius Institute. The partnership includes a $10,000 grant to further enhance Liggett’s Chinese courses and activities and allow students access to apply for exclusive summer travel programs through the Confucius Institute headquarters, or Hanban, the Chinese government’s non-profit entity for developing and promoting Chinese language and culture worldwide. Hanban also supports WSU’s Confucius Institute and similar collegiate programs across the country. “We are thrilled to be involved with the Confucius Institute through this partnership,” says Bart Bronk, Associate Head of School for Academics. “The Confucius Institute recognized the strength of Liggett’s existing Chinese language and culture offerings, and this grant gives us an opportunity to build upon our Chinese curriculum.” Liggett offers Chinese classes for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders in Middle School. Chinese instruction continues in Upper School with Mandarin Chinese I through IV, along with the opportunity to take a Chinese Culture & Civilization class. The Hanban Confucius Classroom designation is impressive, as there are fewer than 400 such Confucius Classrooms nationwide.

Sponsorship Society Members of the Sponsorship Society provide support that strengthens and enhances a University Liggett School education, ensures the quality of our programs, and supports initiatives designed to engage the entire community. Our Sponsors are featured in school publications, on our website, and at Liggettâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s athletic facilities â&#x20AC;&#x201C; on the ice, on a dasher board or a banner at the Francis J. McCann Ice Arena and on our baseball field.

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Michael Dennis Pitters Concrete and Masonry Michigan Ice Hawks Peninsula Capital Partners Pointe Capital Management, LLC TransNav Group

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Life Cycle Eighth-graders at University Liggett School have been learning about the life cycle of salmon in a very hands-on way – by releasing salmon eggs into a tank and raising the salmon until they’re ready to be released into the river. The students received salmon eggs from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources last fall and have been raising Chinook (king) salmon in their classroom since. In the spring, they released approximately 70 salmon into the Clinton River in Rochester to introduce the fish to the wild. “The students have really taken ownership of this project,” says Paul Rossi, Liggett’s Middle School Learning Support Specialist, who spearheaded the project. “It has taught them about ecosystems, invasive species and life cycles, and the eighth-graders also have learned how to test and compare water quality, understand the biological processes that take place in the aquatic environment and the requirements for salmon to live.” The students are responsible for feeding the fish and testing their water each day. “It’s really their project,” Rossi says. The project was part of the Department of Natural Resources Salmon in the Classroom Program, a yearlong project in which teachers receive fertilized eggs from a DNR fish hatchery in the fall, hatch them out, feed and raise the fry through spring and then release the young salmon into a local river. The young salmon, currently about 3 to 3 ½ inches in length, will stay in the stream until they’re ready to move downstream to Lake Erie, where they’ll stay for two or three years until they’re ready to return

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to their native stream and spawn. “The students are learning about how many fish will make it back to their native stream,” Rossi says. “Some will be eaten right away by predators, some will die from pollution and others will be caught by fishermen. The trip back upstream is very challenging.” Eighth-grader Shannon May says she has learned a great deal from the project. “My favorite part has been watching them grow,” says May, who wants to be a veterinarian when she grows up. “We have done a lot of testing and we’ve learned how important their environment is. It will be sad to watch them leave, but this has been an amazing learning opportunity.” Although the project was focused on the eighth grade, students from other areas of the school also watched it evolve. Students from Liggett’s Lower School science classes, for example, visited the science lab to watch the fish grow and discover more about their life cycle. At the river site, the students tested and sampled the water and compare it to the tank environment. They also recorded their discoveries in journals. “This project gives us a chance to go into the greater community and see the impact of our project on the region and where we live,” Rossi says.

“This project gives us a chance to go into the greater community and see the impact of our project on the region and where we live.” – Paul Rossi, Liggett’s Middle School Learning Support Specialist

The kind of leadership, entrepreneurship and philanthropic dedication Ms. Ilitch demonstrates daily in her many professional and charitable pursuits made her the perfect choice for this award.

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Distinguished Alumni Reception University Liggett School this year honored community leader Denise Ilitch with its top honor, the Distinguished Alumni Award. Ms. Ilitch, a 1973 alumna of University Liggett School, was recognized for her truly remarkable professional accomplishments and extraordinary record of civic leadership. Her widespread positive influence has left an indelible mark on our city, and we deeply appreciate all that she does to promote Detroit and the region. The kind of leadership, entrepreneurship and philanthropic dedication Ms. Ilitch demonstrates daily in her many professional and charitable pursuits made her the perfect choice for this award. Among other things, she is the owner of Denise Ilitch Designs and the co-owner and publisher of Am-

bassador Magazine. Most recently, Denise purchased 220 Merrill in Birmingham, gave the restaurant a face-lift and reopened the dining establishment in 2014. She is also the daughter of Mike and Marion Ilitch owners of the Detroit Tigers and Red Wings. The Distinguished Alumni Award is the highest award presented to an alumnus or alumna by University Liggett School and it recognizes them for their leadership, professional achievements, civic contributions, service to University Liggett School, and/or other qualities that elicit pride from others who attended University Liggett School.

Class Cup Competition Each year, classes reuniting for Alumni Weekend participate in an annual giving competition that we call The Class Cup. The winner of this coveted award is the reunioning class with the highest percentage of participation in Annual Fund donations over the past school year. This year’s winner was GPUS class of 1955, celebrating their 60th high school reunion. They edged ahead at the last minute, thanks to a generous effort by the 34 percent of class. Congratulations, GPUS ’55, and thank you for your generous support of your alma mater!

The Knight’s Circle Award We introduced a new annual giving award this year at Alumni Weekend called The Knight’s Circle Award. It recognizes and honors the reunion class with the highest dollar amount of Annual Fund donations over the past school year. This year’s first-ever winner was the University Liggett School class of 1975 who generously donated more than $100,000 to our Annual Fund this past school year. Congratulations Class of 1975, and thank you for your generous support of your alma mater!

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2014-15 Alumni Board of Governors Alice Wrigley Baetz ‘64 LIG

Lynn Carruthers Park ‘73

Carrie Birgbauer ‘93*

Booth Platt ‘96

Elizabeth Renick Bracher ‘87*

Samina Qureshi ‘91 Vice President

William Canfield ‘64* Jean Doelle ‘55 LIG Ellen Renick Durand ‘79 Michael Fozo ‘87 Page Heenan ‘82 Thomas Henry ‘61 GPUS* Latia Youngfountain ‘03* Abigail McIntyre ‘91 *Regional representative

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Jane Weaver Reuther ‘55 GPUS Robin Harris Russell ‘59* Anne Hildebrandt Tranchida ‘92 Secretary Dana Warnez ‘89 Beth Van Elslander Wood ‘89 Pahl Zinn ‘87 President

2015 SPRING RAFFLE Total Gross: $72,999

PRIZE DONORS Grand Prize 2015 Jeep Wrangler Sport Unlimited, 4-door, 2 year lease and $1,500 in Gas Gift Cards Courtesy of Ray Laethem Motor Village and AliAhmad Technology Second Prize David Yurman Albion Pendant and Earrings with Semiprecious Stones and Diamonds Courtesy of edmund t. AHEE jewelers

2015 Spring Raffle The 2015 Spring Raffle raised $72,999, with proceeds going toward technology and academic initiatives, building improvements, athletic equipment and more. SPRING RAFFLE CO-CHAIRS

THE 2015 RAFFLE COMMITTEE

Nicole Kopicki and Rima AliAhmad

Julie Doppke Betsy Huebner Lisa Jerry Colleen Kelley Kim MacLean Michelle Martin

Third Prize Seven Day, Six Night Stay at Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas for Four Courtesy of Beline Obeid Realty

INCENTIVE PRIZE DONORS Rima & Charles AliAhmad Susan & Michael Azar Julie & Paul Doppke Lynn & David Galbenski Elizabeth & Richard Gersch Louana & Georges Gharfari Betsy & Paul Huebner Lisa & Gerald Jerry Colleen & Jarrod Kelley Nicole & William Kopicki Michelle & Brian Martin Angela & Matthew Ponte Maria & David Quint Heather & Jason Roth Kelley & Ilja Vreeken Jen & Bryan Welsh

RAFFLE TICKET UNDERWRITING ECS McDonalds (at Mack & Canyon)

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Gifts in Kind AliAhmad Technology/ FRACN Holdings, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Charles AliAhmad Susan ‘87 and Michael Azar Mr. Charles Centner Jon and Dana Deimel edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. Mr. & Mrs. Edsel B. Ford ‘66 GPUS

Matching Gift Companies

Fresh Farms Market

Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. David J. Galbenski

Ethel & James Flinn Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Gersch

IBM Corporation

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Huebner ‘97

McGregor Fund

Mrs. Trudy J. Hung

Microsoft Corporation

Mr. & Mrs. Jarrod Kelley

The PPG Industries Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Brian S. Martin

Polk Brothers Foundation

Herman and Linda McKenzie

Shell Oil Company Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. David Quint

TIAA-CREF

Ray Laethem Buick - GMC Mr. & Mrs. Jason E. Roth Stahl’s Inc. Gene Tuefel Mr. & Mrs. Bryan O. Welsh Westborn Market Wolverine Packing Co.

Sure Foundations

HONORING OUR TRADITIONS. BUILDING OUR FUTURE.

Thanks to the generosity of our donors who have given to the Sure Foundations campaign, we have been able to complete the first phase of a two-phase athletics and classroom facilities project that will culminate with the construction of the new John A. and Marlene L. Boll Campus Center adjacent to McCann Ice Arena.

The campaign For University Liggett School to remain a preeminent academic institution, a place where young lives are shaped and our alumni go on to shape the world, we will raise $50 million through our Sure Foundations campaign. This campaign is vital for accomplishing our priorities:

PRIORITY 1: Invest in our campus to ensure that our students and members of the Liggett community have the opportunity to access the finest athletic fields, facilities and classroom space. PRIORITY 2: Endow the Liggett Merit Scholars program in perpetuity to ensure that our regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best and brightest students can access a Liggett education. PRIORITY 3: Build for the future by increasing our endowment, which will be used to retain top faculty, give students access to the most advanced technology and maintain our enrollment. PRIORITY 4: Secure annual gift funding for operations. Annual support enhances academic and extracurricular programs, faculty enrichment and other vital school operations and keeps the Liggett community connected and engaged.

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CAPITAL CAMPAIGN/SURE FOUNDATIONS Susan ‘87 and Michael Azar Dr. Marquita S. Bedway & Mr. Alger P. LaHood Mrs. Anne Wood Birgbauer ‘62 GPUS & Mr. Bruce D. Birgbauer ‘60 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. John W. Birgbauer ‘86 Ms. Elizabeth D. Black ‘77 Dwight & Ann-Elise Black Fund John A. & Marlene L. Boll Foundation Dr. Fred Kirk Bowles Doris Ann Brucker ‘47 CDS Mrs. Gloria Butler Miller Mr. Walter K. Butzu ‘87 & Ms. Ava Y. Butzu Mr. William Y. Campbell ‘72 Ms. Libby C. Candler ‘75 Mr. William R. Chapin ‘66 GPUS The Thomas and Carol Cracchiolo Foundation Mrs. Vivian W. Day ‘75 & Mr. John W. Stroh III ‘78 Dr. Shauna Ryder Diggs & Mr. Douglass J. Diggs Mrs. Aileen M. Fellowes ‘35 LIG Miss Elizabeth H. Ferguson Mr. James A. Fitzgerald ‘56 GPUS & Mrs. Patricia L. Fitzgerald ‘58 LIG Mr. & Mrs. Edsel B. Ford II ‘66 GPUS Mrs. William C. Ford ‘42 DUS Mr. & Mrs. Henry Ford III ‘98 Ms. Laura E. Ford ‘63 GPUS* The Henry Ford II Fund William W. Freimuth, M.D., Ph.D. ‘69 GPUS & Deborah L. Malkovich, M.D. Mrs. Janet A. Fruehauf ‘50 LIG & Mr. H. Richard Fruehauf, Jr. ‘48 DUS Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Garvey Mr. Thomas P. Garvey Dr. & Mrs. Georges B. Ghafari Mrs. Ruth R. Glancy ’58 LIG & Mr. Alfred R. Glancy III ’56 GPUS Mrs. Richard B. Gushee Mrs. Thumper Haggarty ‘61 GPUS & Mr. George A. Haggarty ‘59 GPUS Mrs. Sheila F. Hamp ‘69 GPUS & Mr. Steven K. Hamp

Mr. John O. Hastings Dr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Healey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Hudson, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Atanas Ilitch Mrs. Donna M. Iukov Joity ‘65 GPUS & Mr. John F. Joity Gretchen and Mark Higbie ‘75 Mrs. Elizabeth Kontulis ‘79 & Mr. Charles P. Kontulis II Mr. Michael A. LaHood ‘95 Ms. Lila M. LaHood ‘92 Mrs. DeAnn M. Lukas ‘85 & Mr. Edwin J. Lukas McGregor Fund Ms. Kathryn R. McLaughlin ‘80 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew T. Moroun ‘91 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel J. Moroun Martha F. Morse ‘66 GPUS David ‘80 and Susan Parker Mr. George M. Perrin ‘64 GPUS Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Platt Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Reilly Tom ‘80 and Laura Robinson Dr. Karin Ryding ‘60 LIG & Mr. Victor Litwinski Ms. Ernestine L. Sanders A. Paul and Carol C. Schaap Foundation Dr. & Mrs. A. Paul Schaap Claudia and Joseph Shannon Mrs. Catherine Sphire Shell ‘75 & Mr. Jeffrey W. Shell, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Simon Mr. & Mrs. Andre’ L. Spivey Mr. Stephen M. Stackpole ‘43 DUS Ms. Dorothy M. Stevenson Ms. Elizabeth Sullivan & Dr. Steven Gellman Steve Tait ‘71 Triford Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Burt Thomas & Andrea Egan Weyhing Mrs. Julia M. Whitney ‘48 LIG* Mrs. Beth M. Wood ‘89 & Mr. Douglas M. Wood ‘90 Dr. & Mrs.* Clyde Wu Drs. David ‘83 & Bernadine Wu

Academic Research Program’s (ARP) Celebration of Research The Academic Research Program asks students to think about their own passions and interests and to pose and answer a relevant academic question. The project expands beyond the boundaries of the school – some students work with mentors at area universities, health systems and other organizations as well as conduct scholarly research online and off site. The project culminates with a Celebration of Research, the ARP’s signature event during which students present their findings through a series of engaging presentations and other discourses.

The Academic Research Program asks students to think about their own passions and interests and to pose and answer a relevant academic question.

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Summer

“Should I compare thee to a summer’s day?” – William Shakespeare

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“The Council for the Advancement and Support of Education is one of the largest international associations of education institutions, and its Circle of Excellence awards program is highly regarded.” – Michelle Franzen Martin, director of marketing and communications

Communications CASE Award University Liggett School received a silver award for Communications Program Improvement from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education in its Circle of Excellence awards program. The Circle of Excellence awards program is open to all schools, colleges, universities and nonprofits around the world. Liggett’s communications program was recognized for a “big change” and “great improvement,” according to a judge’s report. “The school introduced a big change in their communications’ look and style across many platforms both online and print,” the report stated. “The changes created a consistent look for all communications coming from University Liggett School, which the judges felt was a great improvement.” Only two awards were given in the Communications Program Improvement category – a silver award to Liggett, and a bronze award to the University of Notre Dame. More than 3,200 entries were received from over 720 independent schools, colleges, universities and nonprofits. “The Council for the Advancement and Support of Education is one of the largest international associations of education institutions, and its Circle of Excellence awards program is highly regarded,” says Michelle Franzen Martin, Liggett’s director of marketing and communications. “We are deeply honored that Liggett has been recognized with some of the best independent schools, universities and nonprofits in the world.” In addition to offering communications and marketing awards, the program recognizes outstanding work in advancement services, alumni relations and fundraising as judged by peer professionals at schools, colleges and universities as well as by professionals from outside education.

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Annual Fund Reaches New Record University Liggett School’s Annual Fund raised a record $1.4 million during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2015. “Every gift to the Annual Fund makes an impact on our school,” says Kelley Hamilton, Associate Head of School for Advancement. “The Annual Fund gifts we receive help to support academic and extracurricular activities and enhance the learning and teaching experience for our students and faculty. We are grateful to our donors who are investing so strongly in our school.” At any independent or private school, tuition only covers a portion of the operating costs. Liggett’s Annual Fund helps to bridge the gap between the cost of tuition and operating the school. The school’s fundraising goal also includes Annual Fund participation from 100 percent of Liggett faculty and staff as well as the school’s Board of Trustees. “Liggett’s faculty, staff and Board of Trustees are committed to making sure our students continue to excel academically, athletically and artistically,” Hamilton says. “Their support of the Annual Fund demonstrates how strongly they believe in the ways that Liggett’s curriculum is transforming education and allowing students an opportunity to discover their passions and engage in in-depth learning.”

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