The Ethel Walker School Annual Report 2013-2014 by The Ethel Walker School

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Reunion Weekend flowers, Classes Ending in 4 and 9

CONTENTS 1

Message from Head of School

Financial Data

Board of Trustees 2013-2014

Reunion Giving

Reunion Volunteers

Alumnae Board 2013-2014

Reunion Awards

Centennial Campaign Cabinet

Message from Chair of the Board of Trustees

4 Annual Giving Report

10 Consecutive Giving Honor Roll 13 Alumnae Donors

23 Development Volunteers 26 Leadership Giving Societies 28 Parents and Grandparents 31 Foundations, Matching Gifts and Corporations, and Endowment and Centennial Campaign Gifts

32 Faculty and Staff, Giftsin-Kind, and Friends 33 Tributes 2013-2014 35 Endowed Funds 40 The Ethel Walker Heritage Society

A Message from the Head of School

Tony Wagner, author of the book Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World, which our entire faculty read last summer, has said, “The Global Achievement Gap is the gap between what even our best schools are teaching and testing, versus the skills all students will need for careers, continuous learning and citizenship in the 21st century.” Last year, we laid the groundwork and developed the implementation plan for 21st Century Walker’s, our initiative to advance Walker’s curriculum. Our goal is to ensure we continue to prepare our students with the skills and knowledge they will need to succeed in a rapidly changing world. We are fortunate to live and learn in a place that embraces innovation, and where advancing girls’ education, in particular, is a mission championed and celebrated by our entire community. In contrast, it is heart wrenching to read about the lengths to which certain cultures and regimes will go in order to deny girls access to education. Shortly before we celebrated the commencement of the 62 extraordinary young women of the Class of 2014 last June, we mourned together for the 300 Nigerian girls who were kidnapped from their school. In my Charge to the Class, I encouraged them to remember their Nigerian sisters and to use their education in pursuit of equality and inclusion for all. Our students’ lives are rich with examples of the ways in which they share the privilege of their education with others. Last year, 11 students presented Eve Ensler’s “Emotional Creature,” a provocative and moving play about the lives of girls around the world, to audiences in Hartford and at Wilbraham and Monson Academy. Several students gave a young girl with cancer a new bedroom through the Art from the Heart program; Student Body President Lizzie Turner ’14 created “Larger Than Life,” a self-esteem building program that she and several of her peers presented to girls from Grace Academy Middle School in Hartford; during spring break, students participated in service programs with Habitat for Humanity in Texas, and Mariposa DR in the Dominican Republic; and Walker’s students hosted a co-ed workshop to discuss “Violent Masculinity in the Media” and what students can do to promote healthier messages. These are just a few examples and I share them as concrete reminders that when you give to Walker’s, as you did in extraordinary ways last year, you help to extend the countless ripples that a Walker’s education — and Walker’s girls — can have on the world. Thanks to you, we exceeded our 2013-2014 Fund for Walker’s goal, and as of June 30th, we’re past the halfway mark to meeting our $50 million Campaign goal. These are tremendous accomplishments. As Trustees, parents, alumnae, faculty, staff, students, grandparents, and friends, each of you plays a critical role in helping our School to thrive. Congratulations and heartfelt thanks for participating in the mission of The Ethel Walker School.

We are fortunate to live and learn in a place that embraces innovation, and where advancing girls’ education, in particular, is a mission championed and celebrated by our entire community.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth C. Speers P’16 Head of School

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The Ethel Walker School

Board Of Trustees 2013–2014

Alumnae Board 2013–2014

Stuart M. Bell

Sarah House Denby ’72

Amanda Pitman ’90

Elizabeth West Glidden ’87

CHAIR | DALLAS, PA

BARRINGTON, RI

PRESIDENT | NEW YORK, NY

EAST HADDAM, CT

Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69

Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86

Tracy Himmel Isham ’85

Katherine Hypolite ’04

VICE CHAIR | NEW YORK, NY

RIDGEFIELD, CT

VICE PRESIDENT | CORNWALL, VT

PROVIDENCE, RI

Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04

Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67

Carter Margison ’07

Mary Love ’64

TREASURER | CHICAGO, IL

PALM BEACH, FL

SECRETARY | NEW YORK, NY

LOCUST VALLEY, NY

Christopher L. Brigham

Spencer Lampert P’14

Elizabeth Borland Blodgett ’91

Susan Jensen Rawles ’82

SECRETARY | HAMDEN, CT

GREENWICH, CT

LAKE FOREST, IL

RICHMOND, VA

Cythlen Cunningham Maddock ’63

Caryl Van Ranst Dearing ’60

Deborah N. Rush ’77

Renée Alexander P’13

PALM BEACH, FL

MARTHA’S VINEYARD, MA

COATESVILLE, PA

EX-OFFICIO, PRESIDENT, PARENTS ASSOCIATION WILBRAHAM, MA

Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59

Leander Altifois Dolphin ’95

Jamiah Tappin ’00

NEW YORK, NY

HARTFORD, CT

MALDEN, MA

Laura Mountcastle ’74

Mary Lotuff Feeny ’83

Catherine Terry Taylor ’79

ANN ARBOR, MI

BRISTOL, RI

PROVIDENCE, RI

Amanda Pitman ’90

Lindsay Flynn ’05

Gwendolyn Wood Wisely ’96

EX-OFFICIO, PRESIDENT, ALUMNAE BOARD | NEW YORK, NY

WASHINGTON, D.C.

RUMSON, NJ

Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85

NEW YORK, NY

Lynn Allegaert ’64 EDGARTOWN, MA

Bruce Backman P’16, ’18 AVON, CT

Ann F. Barry P’14 WOODSIDE, CA

Timothy R. Bazemore NEW CANAAN, CT

Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare TRUSTEE EMERITA SOUTH NORWALK, CT

Sarah Gates Colley ’75 CROSS RIVER, NY

Ailsa Veit Foulke ’87

TRUSTEE EMERITA | GREENWICH, CT

Katharine O’Brien Rohn ’82 DARIEN, CT

Elizabeth Cromwell Speers P’16 HEAD OF SCHOOL | SIMSBURY, CT

Centennial Campaign Cabinet

William Wrigley, Jr. P’14 CHICAGO, IL

Sarah Gates Colley ’75

Holly Legler Cortes ’91

CHAIR

Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56

Alexandra Badger Airth ’83 C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Ann F. Barry P’14 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 Alice Kerr Moorhead ’61 Ronald Spoehel P’14 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55

CO-CHAIRS

Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72,

Lorna Sargeant Pfaelzer ’56

’75, GP’12, ’14

Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85

Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53

Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53

Margot Campbell Bogert ’60

Margot Treman Rose ’80

Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69

Donya Nagib Soriano ’90

Thomas C. Brokaw

Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60

C. Austin Buck P’79

Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 L-R: Outgoing Board of Trustee members Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69, William Wrigley, Jr. P’14, Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59, and Timothy R. Bazemore

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A Message from the Chair of the Board of Trustees

SOURCES AND APPLICATIONS OF FUNDS — 2013-2014

The 2013-2014 school year began with the opening of the new dormitory, a beautiful addition to the residential end of campus and a symbol of the continued progress of Walker’s Centennial Vision. Other successes during the year included strong attendance at Family Weekend, Grandparents Day, and our most successful Admissions Revisit Day ever. We also held our inaugural Former Trustees event in New York City, to celebrate the Trustees whose contributions have paved the way for Walker’s current success. Reunion Weekend was a lovely and lively gathering of alumnae from many decades. It is inspiring to see such engagement across the community. During the year, notable guests came to campus to address the Walker’s community, including National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) President John Chubb, Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy, former Executive Director of Connecticut’s Permanent Commission on the Status of Women Theresa Younger, and Edna Adan, founder of the Edna Adan University Hospital in Somaliland, East Africa. It is always a pleasure to hear that our visitors are as impressed with Walker’s as we are with them! Throughout the spring, Bessie and her capable team introduced the framework and implementation plan for 21st Century Walker’s to Trustees, alumnae, parents, and students. We can all take pride in Walker’s innovative curricular advancements, which we will hear more about this year. Last June, 62 students graduated from Walker’s, ready to take on the world with their powerful combination of knowledge and know-how. We are proud that many of these young women are attending some of the country’s finest institutions of higher learning, including Harvard College, Carnegie Mellon University, and Emory University. Of course, one of our greatest accomplishments was exceeding the 2013-2014 Fund for Walker’s goal of $1.7 million. I am continually impressed by your generosity, and Bessie and the Board share my gratitude that you remain committed to Walker’s and advancing girls’ education. The Board has approved our plans for the Centennial Center, including the groundbreaking, which is planned for the coming academic year, once our fundraising goals have been achieved. With more than $30 million raised toward our $50 million Campaign goal before June 30, 2014, we are well on our way. Whether looking back at the year just passed, or ahead to the year before us, I am energized by all we have accomplished, and excited by all I know we will continue to do together. Thank you for your continued support.

6% Other Income $1,220,930

60% Tuition and Fees

21% Other Contributions

$11,549,651

$4,010,638

Sources of Funds 9% Annual Fund $1,735,380

4% Endowment Support $720,000

Total Sources of Funds $19,236,599

9% 17% Instruction $3,096,158

Auxiliary $1,796,014

21% Student Support $3,949,760

Applications of Funds

15% General & Administrative $2,864,501

14% Plant Operations $2,540,524

Best wishes,

24% Financial Aid $4,487,472

Total Application of Funds $18,734,429

Stuart M. Bell Chair, Board of Trustees 2

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The Ethel Walker School

Annual Giving Report | 2013–2014

hanks to your loyalty and generosity, I am delighted to share impressive results for the 2013-2014 fiscal year. Walker’s had another record-breaking year, exceeding our $1.7 million Fund for Walker’s goal — the highest in the School’s history to date — and raising $1,735,380. Our Trustees, alumnae, parents, friends, grandparents, faculty, staff, and students answered multiple appeals and rose to several challenges throughout the year. I am grateful for all you accomplished, and thank you for your support! Head of School Bessie Speers P’16, Board Chair Stuart Bell, and Campaign Chair Sarah Colley ’75, along with our Trustees, have once again proved to be an exceptional team. To date, we have raised more than $30 million toward our $50 million Campaign goal. And in total, Walker’s raised a total of $3.5 million through June 30. Walker’s S&P rating was upgraded to BBB in July, based upon

the School’s solid financial performance over the last several years. External parties, such as ratings agencies and investors, often want to understand constituency engagement when evaluating the School’s financial strength. I am proud to share Walker’s participation, which is outlined below, and look forward to continuing to strengthen these numbers in the year ahead. With more than a full year under my belt, I’m more impressed than ever by our talented and dedicated community — including our leadership and exceptional faculty, to our tireless Development and External Affairs team, and of course, all of you. Walker’s is the place to be. I can’t think of a more exciting time to be at The Ethel Walker School, looking ahead to another year of growth and success. On behalf of all of us, thank you for all you do to keep Walker’s strong. Sincerely,

Thom Greenlaw COO and Assistant Head for Strategic Initiatives

HIGHLIGHTS OF FUND FOR WALKER’S GIVING 2013-2014 Source

Annual Donors

Number of Solicitable donors

Annual Fund Participation

Annual Fund Unrestricted $

Trustees

100%

$528,461

30.45%

Alumnae

654

3143

21%

$743,810

42.86%

Current Parents

250

38%

$207,995

11.99%

Parents of Alumnae

225

37%

$87,906

5.07%

Grandparents

22%

$28,890

1.66%

Friends

—

$106,381

6.13%

Faculty

91%

$4,645

0.27%

Staff

68%

$11,739

0.68%

Matching Gifts

—

$5,350

0.31%

Corp/Foundations/Vendors

—

$10,203

0.59%

*Total Annual Fund

1,068

Gifts-in-Kind

$46,392

Restricted Gifts

$183,100

$1,735,380

100%

*Totals reflect unrestricted gifts only.

Percentage of Annual Fund

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SCHEDULE OF OPERATING EXPENSE PER STUDENT Year

Total Cost per Student

FY14

$55,220

FY13

$48,374

FY12

$52,315

FY11

$46,268

FY10

$43,034

FY09

$42,569

FY08

$44,606

“On behalf of all of us, thank you for all you do to keep Walker’s strong.” ~Thom Greenlaw

SCHEDULE OF OPERATING EXPENSES Year

Total Operating Expenses

Increase /(Decrease)

% Change

FY14

$14,246,957

$ 1,282,648

9.9%

FY13

$12,964,308

0.8%

98,228

FY12

$12,866,080

$ 853,553

7.1%

FY11

$12,012,527

1.9%

FY10

$11,791,207

$ (383,562)

-3.2%

FY09

$12,174,769

41,872

0.3%

FY08

$12,132,897

$ 986,491

8.9%

221,320

ENDOWMENT COMPARISON School

Total Endowment on 6/30/14

Taft School

$208.0M

Loomis Chaffee School

$180.0M

Miss Porter’s School

$100.0M

Emma Willard School

$ 83.9M

Westminster School

$ 90.0M

Westover School

$ 54.0M

Avon Old Farms School

$ 32.0M

The Ethel Walker School

$ 17.2M

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21st Century Learning in Action

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REUNION CLASS ANNUAL FUND PERFORMANCE TOTALS

1939

2013-2014 Class Giving Participation %

2013-2014 Annual Fund Class Giving*

Multi-Year Class Giving**

2013-2014 Annual Support

31%

$1,350

$350

* Fund for Walker’s Class Giving totals include Annual Fund gifts for 2013-2014.

1944

36%

$108,850

$109,250

$11,425

1949

95%

$7,900

$7,150

1954

40%

$3,425

$3,050

1959

43%

$26,255

$46,255

$12,950

1964

33%

$22,075

$24,075

$30,025

1969

45%

$162,770

$86,186

1974

26%

$21,325

$21,905

1979

22%

$8,950

$10,950

$3,875

1984

15%

$3,143

$1,175

1989

17%

$2,740

$835

1994

$500

$525

1999

$610

$187

2004

$70

$125

2009

$160

$120

TOTAL

25%

$370,123

$394,523

$179,883

** Multi-Year Class Giving totals include Annual Fund Class Giving totals and Reunion Annual Fund pledges going forward.

2013-2014 REUNION VOLUNTEERS Class of 1944

Class of 1969

Class of 1989

Class of 2009

Marian Morton Brown

Ann Watson Bresnahan Gillian Reighley Christensen Katherine Murphy Ingle Cate Lord Lisa Pagliaro Selz

Jennifer Alter Abt Aimee Murdock Burke Fiona Cox de Kerckhove

Rebecca J. Castellani Devin E. Costa Lisa Howard-Sorrell Katherine E. Molloy Alanah L. Percy Katherine E. Reid Cheryl A. Tourigny Molly E. Turro

Class of 1949 Marie Connors Roberts

Class of 1999 Meaghan McLean Boisfeuillet Vivienne Felix

Class of 1954 Betty Richards Tripp

C l a s s o f 1 9 74

Class of 1959

Cristina Orsi Lirot Laura Mountcastle Vanessa Guerrini-Maraldi Wilcox

Lucy Rosenberry Jones Lynn Sheppard Manger Elena Miller Shoch

Class of 1964 Lynn Allegaert Patricia Ladd Carega Mary Love Celeste Royall Niarchos Cynthia Higgins Roby

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Class of 2004 Breanne Evans Kristen Lashnits Gindraux Katherine R. Hypolite Tori Saferin

Class of 1979 Karen Polcer Bdera Catherine Terry Taylor

Class of 1984 Ann Madonia Caroline O’Brien Thomas

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2013-2014 Reunion Awards THE ELIZABETH NASH MUENCH ’55 TRAY

THE GATES FAMILY BOWL

The Gates Family Bowl is awarded to the Reunion class contributing $100,000 or more to the Fund for Walker’s. Congratulations to both the Class of 1944 and the Class of 1969 for contributing $108,850 and $162,770 respectively this year in honor of their Reunions. We would like to recognize the Class of 1944 Reunion volunteers Marian Morton Brown and Sally Skinner Hart and the Class of 1969 Reunion volunteers Ann Watson Bresnahan, Gillian Reighley Christensen, Katherine Murphy Ingle, Cate Lord, and Lisa Pagliaro Selz.

The Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Tray is awarded annually to the Reunion class that has achieved the highest level of participation in the Walker’s Fund. The tray was given by Letitia McClure Potter ’55 in 1994 in honor of her friend and classmate, Liz, who has served Walker’s in so many capacities over the years. Congratulations to the Reunion Class of 1949 with 95 percent participation for earning the honor of being awarded the tray this year. For 1949, celebrating her 55th Reunion, we thank Marie Connors Roberts.

THE LONG DISTANCE AWARD

The Long Distance Award is presented each year to the alumna who, based on her home address, traveled the longest distance to attend Reunion Weekend. The Long Distance Award this year went to Fina Johnson, Class of 1984, who traveled from Nassau, Bahamas.

THE SUNDIAL BOWL

The Sundial Bowl is awarded each year to the class with the largest percentage of classmates registered for Reunion Weekend. This year, nearly 50 percent of the graduates from the Class of 2009 returned to celebrate their 5th Reunion and thus were awarded The Sundial Bowl. Many thanks for the dedication and hard work of the Reunion Committee: Rebecca J. Castellani, Devin E. Costa, Lisa Howard-Sorrell, Katherine E. Molloy, Alanah L. Percy, Katherine E. Reid, Cheryl A. Tourigny, and Molly E. Turro.

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Consecutive Giving Honor Roll 2013-2014 The Ethel Walker School honors those loyal individuals who have given consecutive gifts to the School over a period of time. We salute you for your faithful and stalwart support of Walker’s and its mission. 25 YEARS + Karen Bisgard Alexander ’54 Nancy McKay Armstrong ’52 Elizabeth Irving Ballantine ’45 Anne Dobbin Bailliere ’59 Karen Polcer Bdera ’79 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Suzanne Chapin Berl ’64 Anne and Rodman R. Black P’03 Lucia Bryant Blanchard ’65 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Sarah Schade Bowman ’74 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Whitney de Roulet Bullock ’70 Judith and Alan M. Bush P’86 Anne Holton Bushman ’40 Lisa Smith Cashin ’71 Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Margaret Clarkson Chapin ’48 Quarrier Bloch Cook ’53 Alice Wayland Cruikshank ’51 Tricia Tourville Dave ’82 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Elise Rosenberry Donohue ’55 Frances Barber Dorrance ’42, P’69, ’71, ’74 Clarissa Yantis Downey ’53 Tanis Higgins Erdmann ’55 Tania Goss Evans ’55 Susan Nichols Ferriere ’69 Susan Hewitt Fischer ’66 Betty Flanders Foster ’53 Sally Harrison Foster ’59 Sylvia Breed Gates ’42 Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon ’50 Pamela Pond Goss ’49 Lillian Studebaker Hardy ’42 Martha Hedgpeth ’71 Elizabeth Palmer Higgins ’74 Nancy King Howe ’57 Joan Pruitt Ireland ’49 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Tracey Kammerer ’79 Margaret Auger Kennerly ’45

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Cynthia Kirkland Kellogg ’60 Lydia Stone Lauderdale ’46 Dr. Michael H. Leonard P’93 Jocelyn Allan Linke ’48 Dorothy Hirsch Loebl ’45 Valerie Stoddard Loring ’55 Suzanne Frey Luetkemeyer ’61 Sarah Crosskey Marvin ’81 Alison McCall ’72 Payne Payson Middleton ’45 Gail Sheppard Moloney ’56 Katherine and Kenneth F. Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Anne Buffinton O’Brien ’46, P’73 Marjorie Warner Off ’66 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 Suzanne Patterson ’53 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Jane Shanholt Sacasa ’69 Deborah Safford P’81, ’84 Jean Tilt Sammis ’57 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 Staley Cayce Sednaoui ’76 Carol King Shackleton ’39 Rachael Jenkins Sherrill ’51 Julia Darling Spahr ’61 Janice Tompkins Spurr ’45 Susan Storer ’71 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 J. Randall Furlong Street ’57 Jane McCurrach Talcott ’54 Shirley McKeever Tanner ’47 Betty Richards Tripp ’54 Martha Heck Ulman ’55 Helen Potter Wagner ’75 Diana Goss Ward ’47 Jane Cunningham Warriner ’45 Penelope Johnson Wartels ’62 Florence Forgan Wheeler ’42 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 Capt. Richard T. Wright, USN (Ret) P’86 Ann and Norman J. Zeig P’83

20-24 YEARS

15-19 YEARS

Anne Westcott Bigalow ’65 Carol Robb Blount ’49 Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 Janet and Stanley Cohen P’93, GP’16, ’18 Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 Ann Stone Costello ’68 Margaret Springer Denham ’51 ❖ Eugenie Lamb Fauver ’48, P’78 Terry and ❖ Thomas R. Flagg P’85, ’87 Gertrude Mertens Goff ’46 Audrey Fentress Gorter ’50, P’77 Jane Cole Graves ’45 Antoinette Sickles GuerriniMaraldi ’49, P’74 Suzanne Hartt ’77 Faith Hall Harvie ’41 Mary Mathes Jackson ’36, P’63 Margot Balch Jacobs ’47, P’71 Sarah Sneve LeDoux ’78 Winnie Crane Mackey ’53 Jacqueline Mars P’83 Anne Cunningham McClure ’40, P’66 Sandra Rohde McNamee ’84 Ruth Cummings Mead ’47 Janet Henning Miller ’68 Mary Burchfield Pivirotto ’51, P’88 Beverly and Richard G. Prager P’04, ’07 Shannon Young Ray ’80 Jennifer Rodts ’86 Evelyn Lisle Rooney ’56 Elisabeth Dobbin Sherwood ’57 Christine Nichols Tredway ’46 Clover Morrissett Weller ’53 Susan Salant Wierdsma ’55 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Elaine Johnson Wold ’46

Sandra Kaye Baker Gabriela Porta Beecher ’91 Martha Darling Bell ’45 Cheryl Clark Chalmers ’63 Gillian Reighley Christensen ’69 Rebecca and G. Munroe Cobey P’01, ’03 Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Julia Blodgett Curtis ’58 Barbara O. David P’92 Linda Mitchell Davis ’49 Carolyn Foley ’65 Dr. Amy and Dr. Stuart Forman P’02 Elizabeth Gemmill ’63 Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson ’53 Sarah Schutt Harrison ’55 Janice and John P. Lashnits P’04, ’06 Elizabeth Hanson Lawlor ’71 Mary Stout Lawrence ’59 Nancy Kitchell Lickle ’53 Meleda Wegner Lowry ’81 Sarah Sloneker Marcum ’42 Anne Sprole Mauk ’69 Rosemarie and Philip R. McLoughlin P’98 Jane Miller ’39 Joan Berg Mullen ’46 Patricia Kelsey Schultz ’60 Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69 Vicky Singer P’93, ’96 Sarah Blair Smith ’70 Donya Nagib Soriano ’90 Margaret Holley Sparks ’62 Nancy Hathaway Steenburg ’68 Vanessa Guerrini-Maraldi Wilcox ’74 Sarah Darling Wimmer ’45

“Although I graduated 60 years ago, Walker’s inspired education and valued friendships continue to enhance my life. My annual donations are but partial payment for the gifts Walker’s provided me.” BETTY RICHARDS TRIPP ’54

DECEASED

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10-14 YEARS Stephanie and R. Larry Acorn P’04 Susan Bierwirth Arbios ’74 Margaret Ashforth ’84 Margaret and Ian T. Ball P’05 Clarissa and Alan Basch P’15 Kathleen and Donald Brigham P’82, ’85 Lynn Thurston Brountas ’55 Anne Crandall Campbell ’78 Diane and Roger Cantello P’14 Corlene Hobbs Cathcart ’44, P’82 Jenny Stewart Chandler ’55 Ursula and Everett E. Clark P’80, ’84 Christina Dillon Cohen ’85 Clive K. Connor P’05 Annie L. Cotten P’78 Patricia McCurdy-Crescimanno and Terry Crescimanno P’08, ’13 Paula Chu and Laura Danforth P’05 Thomas S. Deeds Gretchen Dingman ’72 Mollie Stark Eckelberry ’48, P’82 Jan and Peter Eschauzier P’94 Barbara Nash and Patrick Flynn P’05 Lindsay P. N. Flynn ’05 Emily Forman ’02 Ruth Harrison Grobe ’69 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 Jill Harrington Michele C. Harris P’08 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Windy Black Jansen ’03 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Elizabeth DeLong Kuhl ’44 Renee and William C. Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Rebecca and Terrence M. Milka P’08 Julie Marr Monroe ’95 Connie Morales ’92 Constance Bell Moser ’72 Laura Mountcastle ’74 Katharine Smith Olney ’82 Anne Stoddard Patterson ’49 Lorna Sargeant Pfaelzer ’56 Alden Calmer Read ’48 Priscilla Reynolds Roosevelt ’59 Brice Barry Russian ’89 Sally and Henry C. Schreier, Jr. P’81 George G. Shaw Averill Brockelman Shepps ’49 Carolyn Stein Shohet ’57 Barbara and Glenn Sieber P’09

Emma Simon ’89 Jane Bassett and ❖ Robert H. Spilman P’76 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 Elizabeth Sudler ’77 Katharine Swibold ’78 Mary Frey Textor ’64 Joan Gilbert Thayer ’50 Diana Dempsey Treco ’45 Nancy Lombardo Valente ’91

5-9 YEARS Renee H. Alexander P’13 Lynn Allegaert ’64 Deborah J. Allegue P’01 Margaret Nichols Allport ’41 Phoebe Haffner Andrew ’56 Lea Osborne Angell ’59 Marie and Jeffrey Baker P’11 Christina Ball ’05 Betsy Ballenger ’71 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Eleanor and Jack Barnes P’19 Elizabeth Elkinton Barr ’69 Allison Barringer P’13 Stuart M. Bell Kathleen Bernard P’12 Ellen Krimmel Besobrasov ’78 Bruce Rial Boalt ’50 Suzanne Sivage Borland ’64, P’91 Wendy West Brenninkmeijer ’77 Barbara Bristol ’67 Margaretta Bredin Brokaw ’66 Wendy Buck Brown ’79 Christy Hoffman Brown ’60 Marguerite Doubleday Buck ’55, P’79 Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Virginia Jones Bush ’60 James J. Clark P’13 Nina and Matthew Carley P’09 Wendy Ross Carothers ’71 Ellyn and Darrell Carrington P’02 Merrill Ware Carrington ’68 Paulette Castillo ’73 Jean Brigham Chant ’82 Loise Baldwin Chapin ’45, P’73, ’79, ’82 Lavinia Chase ’64 Sage Dunlap Chase ’62 Ting Chu-Richardson ’05

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Lamonda Williams ’87 delivers 2014 commencement address.

Carol Clark-Flanagan and Thomas M. Flanagan P’93, ’97 Sophia and Mark Clarke P’12, ’17 Frances Haffner Colburn ’54 Catharine Conway Coleman ’70 Mary Beth Conley Elizabeth Hubbard Cook ’44 Marie and Henry R. Coons P’02 Marcia Corbin ’62 Fiona Cox ’89 Marian Cox-Chapman ’69 Ruth and P. McEvoy Cromwell GP’16 Sharon and John B. Davies P’96, ’00 Margaret Shaw Dean ’52 Caryl Van Ranst Dearing ’60 Patricia Blun Deetjen ’54 Susan Ziebarth Delaporte ’75 Wendy Hodgkins DeLorey ’83 Caitlin Dempsey ’03 Sarah House Denby ’72 Lorna MacDougall Denham ’83 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Dana Prizer Devereux ’68 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Deborah Bard Dewing ’66 Leander Altifois Dolphin ’95 Mr. and Ms. Paul Duran P’16 Sarah Edson Gwendolyn Couch and Ned W. Edwards P’07, ’10 Susan and John Eley P’11

Gretchen Miller Elkus ’60 Sally Mason Ellison ’55 Grace Epstein Margaret Meinert Eschbach ’88 Cynthia Smith Evanisko ’71 Patricia Tierney Falkenhagen ’66 Vivienne Felix ’99 Maureen Fiedler P’95, ’98 Nan Flanagan ’93 Mary Melvin Fleming ’75 Kitty Northrop Friedman Samantha Gadsden Martha Seeligson Gaffney ’83 Shari and Michael Galvin P’14 Gail Chandler Gaston ’70 Mary Gardner Gates ’60 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 Elizabeth Jack Ghriskey ’63 Edward Glofka GP’14 Joan Glover Gorman ’47 Pam Kohlberg and Curt Greer P’10 Susan Brittingham Gregg ’69 Julie and Jeremy Greshin P’12 John W. Groff Mary Fentress Grumhaus ’57 Kathryn Loomis Harris ’72 Lee-Ann and Mitchell Harris P’13 Nancy Hart ’49 Mary Hendrickson and Kenneth Poppe Laura and George V. Hicks P’10

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Henrietta Clement Hildebrand ’65 Mr. and Mrs. C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Adrianne Massie Hill ’56 Elsie Hilliard Hillman ’44 Marcia and John Hincks GP’13, ’15 Laurie and Robert H. Hine P’16 Elisabeth Allen Holland ’83 Pamela Kelley Hull ’46 Mr. Robert Hunter GP’15 Katherine R. Hypolite ’04 Judith and Thomas Iovino P’99 Christine Isidoro ’98 Alfred G. Jackson P’99 Gregory R. Jandreau Deann M. Keating Virginia Rice Kelsey ’52, P’77 Barbara Thomas Kennedy ’69 Lilia and Steven Kieltyka P’10, ’16 Suzanne Fairchild Kovner ’86 Mary Gorter Krey ’77 Patricia and Henry Krupnikoff Kathryn Spector Lasater ’87 Anne Wakefield Leck ’62 Royce Lake Lehmann ’54 Caroline Baldwin Lewis ’67 Norma Kent Lockwood ’49 Genie and John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 Laurie J. MacAlpine P’08 Cythlen Cunningham Maddock ’63 Millicent Fox Mailliard ’46, P’76 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Carter E. Margison ’07 Deborah and Geoffrey McConnell P’98 Dorothy McCullough ’43 Joyce McIntyre P’92 Charlotte McKim ’69 Martha Bloch McLanahan ’58 Lucy McLaughlin Susan McWilliams ’80 Charlotte Meyer ’64 John Monagan Mary and Spencer Montgomery, Jr. GP’96 Elizabeth Yinkey Moore ’64 Anne Mitchell Morgan ’53 Judith Moser ’62 Mary Mountcastle ’72 Emily Agnew Nelson ’63 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Loida and Ian Nicholson P’14, ’16 Kristin B. Nicolle

Grace and Jeffrey Niland P’15 Brittany Coons Noble ’02 Katharine S. O’Brien P’82, ’84 Ashley Lickle O’Neil ’78 Deborah J. Olisky P’01 Cassandra Sperry Ordway ’80 Jane Orndahl ’71 Konstantia Papapateras P’15 Jane and Ray Paquet P’01 Mary-Dixon Bartlett Peers ’55 Jeanette C. Pelizzon ’07 Sallie and Michael J. Pellon P’11, ’14 Suzanne Phillips ’64 Suzanne Piela Mary Gibbs Piper ’57 Amanda Pitman ’90 Paula and Stephen Place P’12 Jeanette Poillon ’75 Kathryn Auchincloss Porter ’54 Sandra and John Quinlan P’16 Bryan Rathbun Susan Jensen Rawles ’82 Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90 Alita Weaver Reed ’60 Melissa and Thomas Regan P’13 Annabelle Reid ’78 Mary Beth Rettger ’81 Marie Gillette Reydel ’51 Jennifer and Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15 Jeanne Ballentine Riegel ’53, P’83 Susan and David Riggles P’18 Katharine H. Robinson Priscilla Huffard Rockwell ’44 Katharine O’Brien Rohn ’82 Catherine and Gordon Ross P’15 Selina and W. A. Rossiter P’96 Emily Rossiter ’96 Deborah Rush ’77 Andrea Marschalk Scheyhing ’69 Anne Brainard Schmitt ’64 Thomas A. Schneider Deborah Seaman ’71 Julia and David P. Sheldon P’20 Joan E. Skelley Elizabeth Arienti Sloane ’83 Deborah Flagg Smith ’85 Robin Hunziker Smith ’73 Wendy Smith ’87 Bessie and Tom Speers P’16 Susan Speers GP’16 Katherine Jones Stillwell ’79

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“I was totally unprepared for Walker’s, but it was there that I was taught how to tap into my potential. It has served me very well throughout life. So many people do not know failure, and I was shocked to be told I was not succeeding. When I started at Walker’s, I was #49 out of 50 students in my class. Due to the mentoring of my teachers, especially Mary Nelson, who began as my nemesis, and old fashioned hard work, I ended up as #1 in my class. Mary Nelson became my friend and muse. For this reason, in my bucket list of organizations that I give back to, Walker’s is definitely my priority. I see the direction Walker’s is taking in its curriculum and commitment to a global education, and I wholeheartedly support the School.” JEAN MOORE EDWARDS ’64

Lee Mullowney Story ’56 Eleanor Alton Sulston ’51 Diane Newton Sumner ’41, P’70 Catherine Terry Taylor ’79 Karen Thompson ’73 Cheri Soule Torpey Patricia and Jay Tourigny P’09 Abigail Trafford ’57 Katrina and Elvin Turner P’14 Hope Griggs Turner ’45 Cynthia and John Vaccaro P’12 Ellen Carroll Walton ’50 Linda Trimingham Warriner ’61 Diana Dyer Watson ’65 Noble Welch P’87 Virginia and Richard West P’87 Mimi Wriedt ’53 Margaret Whipple Wright ’44 Qi Yang

Alumnae Donors The alumnae of The Ethel Walker School are the backbone of the Fund for Walker’s. We gratefully acknowledge and thank our alumnae for their generosity to their alma mater. Donors are recognized by class and giving society. Participation percentages and gift totals reflect unrestricted giving. 1931

1937

1940

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

HEAD’S CIRCLE

PARTICIPATION: 13% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $100

PARTICIPATION: 31% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $35,682

Margaret Nichols Allport Sallie Cronkhite Richard

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Marguerite Sykes Nichols

SUPPORTERS

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

1935

Esther Ricketts Stiles

Mary Holley Uihlein

Faith Hall Harvie ❖ Diane Newton Sumner

HEAD’S CIRCLE

1939 — Reunion!

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Ethel Worthington Riley

1936 PARTICIPATION: 14% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $350 BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Mary Mathes Jackson SUPPORTERS

Susanne Froelicher Holcombe

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE 31% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,350 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $1,350

Carroll Keeley King Anne Cunningham McClure

1942

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 38% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $6,850

Anne Holton Bushman THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Vera Richard Wood

Sarah Sloneker Marcum

1941 SUPPORTERS

Swan McLean Grant Jane Miller Carol King Shackleton

PARTICIPATION: 25% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $3,110

THE 1911 SOCIETY

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

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Lillian Studebaker Hardy Frances Barber Dorrance Florence Forgan Wheeler

Elizabeth Carpenter Davis

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Sylvia Breed Gates

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1943

SUPPORTERS

1948

1950

20% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $10,400

Elizabeth Irving Ballantine Hannah Griffith Bradley Loise Baldwin Chapin Jane Cole Graves Diana Dempsey Treco Hope Griggs Turner

33% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $12,300

29% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,950

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Constance Lavino Bell

Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon Audrey Fentress Gorter

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Diane Stinchfield Klingenstein SUPPORTERS

Caroline Berry Laporte Jean McIntire Leuchtenburg

1944 — Reunion! 36% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $108,850 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $109,250

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Margaret Clarkson Chapin

1946

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 35% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $4,730

Mollie Stark Eckelberry

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Kirby Smith Graham SUPPORTERS

Bruce Rial Boalt Margaret Edwards Michelle Myers Florence Joy Windle Hoffman Joan Gilbert Thayer Ellen Carroll Walton

DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Patricia Kennedy Scott

Christine Nichols Tredway

Sally Ankeny Anson Suzette Spitzer King Jocelyn Allan Linke Nancy Millar O’Boyle

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB ❖

Elsie Hilliard Hillman

Pamela Kelley Hull Elaine Johnson Wold

DOGSWOOD CLUB

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

SUPPORTERS

Corlene Hobbs Cathcart Elizabeth DeLong Kuhl

Gertrude Mertens Goff

Nancy Burchfield Denney Alexandra Potts Pool

SUPPORTERS

Marian Morton Brown Elizabeth Hubbard Cook Priscilla Huffard Rockwell Margaret Whipple Wright

Lydia Stone Lauderdale Nancy Straus Lipsky Millicent Fox Mailliard Joan Berg Mullen Anne Buffinton O’Brien

1945

1947

PARTICIPATION: 51% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $12,998

PARTICIPATION: 26% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $7,840

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Amey Amory DeFriez

Ruth Cummings Mead

Antoinette Sickles Guerrini-Maraldi Marie Connors Roberts

THE 1911 SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Martha Darling Bell

Lorinda Payson de Roulet

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Norma Kent Lockwood Alexandra Sewall Mackey

Grace McGraw Parr

Mary Birge Bonbright Hendrian Margot Balch Jacobs

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Louise Brooks Willard

Eugenie Lamb Fauver Alden Calmer Read

1951 PARTICIPATION: 21% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,200 DOGSWOOD CLUB

Mary Burchfield Pivirotto

SUPPORTERS

1949 — Reunion! PARTICIPATION: 95% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $7,900 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $7,900 THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Jean Reddy Armour Beatrice Weeks Bast Margaret Auger Kennerly Dorothy Hirsch Loebl Payne Payson Middleton Jane Cunningham Warriner Anonymous

Linda Mitchell Davis Pamela Pond Goss

Diana Wanger Anderson Joan Ferguson Ellis Joan Glover Gorman Shirley McKeever Tanner Diana Goss Ward

Virginia Rice Kelsey DOGSWOOD CLUB

Dorothy Scullin Cabot Judith Stoddard King Barbara Hoggson Sutphen BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Nancy McKay Armstrong Eileen Donner Vincent SUPPORTERS

Margaret Shaw Dean

1953 PARTICIPATION: 50% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $11,679 THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Roberta Gerstell Bennett

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PARTICIPATION: 21% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $3,050 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Carol Robb Blount Jennifer Mertens Brock Eve Harlan Dillingham Jane Preston Fitzgerald E. Noel Love Gross Nancy Hart Valerie Thomas Hartshorne Mary Driscoll Henry Joan Pruitt Ireland Joan Reynolds Linclau Anne Stoddard Patterson Shirley Follansbee Reineman Beverly Whitcomb Rowland Averill Brockelman Shepps

SUPPORTERS

Janice Tompkins Spurr Sarah Darling Wimmer

1952

SUPPORTERS

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

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Alice Wayland Cruikshank Leonor Lobo de Gonzalez Margaret Springer Denham Ann Clevenger Henahan Marie Gillette Reydel Rachael Jenkins Sherrill Eleanor Alton Sulston

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

1957

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Nancie Magee Bourne Quarrier Bloch Cook Clarissa Yantis Downey Diana Waud Kruglick Nancy Kitchell Lickle Louise Miller McElhinny Suzanne Patterson

Letitia McClure Potter

33% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $14,700

Nancy Rathborne Elena Miller Shoch

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Betty Flanders Foster Louise Hodgman Huff Winnie Crane Mackey Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson SUPPORTERS

Helen Frost Hale Anne Mitchell Morgan Jeanne Ballentine Riegel Mary Schwerin Ritter Patricia Sudler Stimpson Dorothy Snow Vilmar Clover Morrissett Weller Mimi Wriedt

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Elise Rosenberry Donohue

SUPPORTERS

Tania Goss Evans Mary-Dixon Bartlett Peers

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Sarah Schutt Harrison Elizabeth Nash Muench

Jean Tilt Sammis

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Jane du Pont Kidd J. Randall Furlong Street

PARTICIPATION: 40% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $3,425 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $3,425 DOGSWOOD CLUB

Frances Haffner Colburn Barbara Mayer Marks Kathryn Auchincloss Porter Betty Richards Tripp BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Karen Bisgard Alexander Patricia Blun Deetjen Pauline Barnes Hester

Lea Osborne Angell Martyn Smith Belmont Sally Harrison Foster Mary Stout Lawrence Margaret Lindsay Winifred Baker Mackall Cathleen Miller E. Jane Sullivan Reese Priscilla Reynolds Roosevelt Lucy Hufstader Sharp

Abigail Trafford

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Lynn Thurston Brountas Sally Mason Ellison

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Tanis Higgins Erdmann Valerie Stoddard Loring Susan Salant Wierdsma

Mary Fentress Grumhaus Nancy King Howe Mary Gibbs Piper Elisabeth Dobbin Sherwood

SUPPORTERS

Jenny Stewart Chandler Mary Alexander Kerney Martha Heck Ulman

Karen Peterson Earle Gertrude Beebe Miller Sandra Lipson Ryon Carolyn Stein Shohet Patricia Day Storm

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

1956 1954 — Reunion!

Anne Dobbin Bailliere

Laurie Mack McBride

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

1960 PARTICIPATION: 33% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $70,417 THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

Harriet Blees Dewey THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Cynthia Kirkland Kellogg THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 28% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $14,275

Margot Campbell Bogert Abra Prentice Wilkin

1958 PARTICIPATION: 10% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,602

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

Aileen Turnbull Geddes

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Mary Gardner Gates

Martha Bloch McLanahan

Gail Sheppard Moloney

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Caryl Van Ranst Dearing Alita Weaver Reed Tania Whitman Stepanian

Marion Linen Dawson Carr

Phoebe Haffner Andrew Carol Keeney Munro Betsy McNally Ravenel

SUPPORTERS

Julia Blodgett Curtis Elisabeth Bartlett Sturges Beverley Dunn Wadsworth

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Barbara Bidwell Manuel

SUPPORTERS

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

1959 — Reunion!

Mary Stein Dominick Royce Lake Lehmann Nell Rainer Levy Helen Harvey Mills Jane McCurrach Talcott Glenn Shannon Whipple

Lorna Sargeant Pfaelzer Evelyn Lisle Rooney

PARTICIPATION: 43% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $26,255 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $46,255

SUPPORTERS

Adrianne Massie Hill Huldah Lashar Caroline Stanwood Lee Mullowney Story

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Lucy Rosenberry Jones Lynn Sheppard Manger

1955

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 44% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $99,964

Carroll Morgan Carpenter THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

Michele du Pont Goss

Marguerite Doubleday Buck Terese Treman Williams

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Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 during Reunion Weekend

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THE CLUETT SOCIETY

1963

1965

1968

Phyllis Richard Fritts

24% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $56,366

16% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $8,445

22% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $6,200

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Beverly Vander Poel Banker Gretchen Miller Elkus

Cythlen Cunningham Maddock

Claudia Ramsland Burch Ann Stone Costello Barbara McPherson Sanders Elizabeth Austell Straight

Henrietta Clement Hildebrand BEAVER BROOK CLUB

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Virginia Jones Bush Patricia Kelsey Schultz

Susan S. Ford

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Janet Taylor Lisle Diana Dyer Watson

SUPPORTERS

Robin Frost Bessin Elizabeth Gemmill Elizabeth Jack Ghriskey Margot Barnes Goodwin Susan Foster Work

Christy Hoffman Brown Ellen Corroon Petersen Patricia Connors Warrender

1961

DOGSWOOD CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 2% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $7,720

Susan Arnold Linda Roberts Zinn

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Alice Kerr Moorhead THE CLUETT SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Janet Henning Miller Nancy Hathaway Steenburg

SUPPORTERS

Anne Westcott Bigalow Lucia Bryant Blanchard ❖ Mercedes Mestre Bonachea Carolyn Foley Judith Coburn Klein

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Merrill Ware Carrington SUPPORTERS

Dana Prizer Devereux Mary Levy Dickson Catherine McKee Donovan Kimberley Smith Niles Anne Coit Williams

1966 PARTICIPATION: 17% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $11,434

Cheryl Clark Chalmers Cornelia Spencer Ives Emily Agnew Nelson

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Margaretta Bredin Brokaw

1969 — Reunion!

1964 — Reunion!

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Ann Turnbull Hokanson Linda Trimingham Warriner

PARTICIPATION: 33% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $22,075 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $24,075

PARTICIPATION: 45% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $162,770 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $162,770

SUPPORTERS

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Leslie Bucklin Haines

Lynn Allegaert

Suzanne Frey Luetkemeyer Julia Darling Spahr BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Leslie Hailand Newman

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

1962

Suzanne Sivage Borland

PARTICIPATION: 24% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,600

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Anne Wakefield Leck Penelope Johnson Wartels Susan N. Whitlock BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Sage Dunlap Chase Judith Moser SUPPORTERS

Marcia Corbin Sarah Bryant Dean Suzanne Fox Mary Goodyear Glenn Catherine Smith Leonard Abigail Aldrich Record Margaret Holley Sparks

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

Deborah Bard Dewing Patricia Tierney Falkenhagen Susan Hewitt Fischer Marjorie Warner Off Carol Bruenner Parker Olivia Spencer Tuttle

Ann Watson Bresnahan Lisa Pagliaro Selz THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Anne Sprole Mauk THE 1911 SOCIETY

Barbara Thomas Kennedy

Lavinia Chase Elizabeth Yinkey Moore Celeste Royall Niarchos

1967

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Suzanne Chapin Berl Haydee Diaz-Camacho von Sternberg

Elizabeth Sivage Clark Kate Crichton Gubelmann

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Barbara Bristol

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 20% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $24,200

Elizabeth Elkinton Barr Gillian Reighley Christensen Susan Nichols Ferriere Ruth Harrison Grobe Martha Scott Mouer

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Anne Brainard Schmitt

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Jean Moore Edwards

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Frances Beinecke Elston

SUPPORTERS

Sylvia Brooks Dorothy Ferguson Corbiere Tina Gardner Locke Charlotte Meyer Suzanne Phillips Mary Frey Textor

Evelyn Carter Cowles Marian Cox-Chapman Susan Brittingham Gregg Charlotte McKim

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Christine Gorham Cox Holly Hulburd Caroline Adams Muller

SUPPORTERS SUPPORTERS

Cynthia Becton Katherine Dresdner Jan Muller Finn Mary Whitt Fishel Gurukirn Paulus Khalsa

Jesseca Ferguson Judith Scott Larsen Caroline Baldwin Lewis Julie Lange Peyton ❖

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Jane Shanholt Sacasa Andrea Marschalk Scheyhing Pennell Whitney Marion Bierwirth Woolam

1970 PARTICIPATION: 12% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $4,570

Susan Churchill Bowman Karen Brooks Gretchen Dingman Lisa Harrington Foote Kathryn Loomis Harris Beryn Frank Harty Joanna Betts Virkler

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Wendy Ross Carothers SUPPORTERS

Patricia Holmboe Atwood Betsy Ballenger Cynthia Smith Evanisko Elizabeth Hanson Lawlor Deborah Seaman Susan Storer

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Kathryn McCarthy Parsons THE 1911 SOCIETY

Jeanette Poillon THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Mary Melvin Fleming Helen Potter Wagner

1973

DOGSWOOD CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 9% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,000

Carol Hoffman Jason

27% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $94,755

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Susan Ziebarth Delaporte

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Sarah House Denby

Audrey Nevins

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Elizabeth W. Goodell Doris Pendleton McClain Lindsay McCrum

Alison McCall

Robin Hunziker Smith Karen Thompson

1976

Cynthia Anderson Barker Pamela Scott Volkmann

1 9 74 — R e u n i o n !

PARTICIPATION: 6% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $375

1971

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

PARTICIPATION: 16% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $10,165

Jill Englund Jensen Mary Mountcastle Deidra Roach-Quarles

PARTICIPATION: 26% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $21,325 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $21,325

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Whitney A. de Roulet Bullock THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Cynthia Emerson Keefer BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Catharine Conway Coleman Gail Chandler Gaston SUPPORTERS

Wendy Wenk Adams Cynthia Clasgens Sarah Blair Smith

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

1972

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Jane Hadden Geisse Mary Mead-Hagen Constance Bell Moser

Lisa Smith Cashin

Paulette Castillo SUPPORTERS

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Frieda Jacobs

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

SUPPORTERS

Martha Hedgpeth Jane Orndahl

Liliana Orsi Barston

Jenny Engles Johnson Staley Cayce Sednaoui

Laura Mountcastle THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

1977

Phoebe Welsh Muzzy

PARTICIPATION: 23% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $11,595

Suzette Scott Hearn Lisa Kruidenier

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Wendy West Brenninkmeijer

DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Vanessa Guerrini-Maraldi Wilcox

Lillian Irani Mueller

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Sarah Schade Bowman Gunnel Orndahl

DOGSWOOD CLUB

SUPPORTERS

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Susan Bierwirth Arbios Elizabeth Palmer Higgins Cristina Orsi Lirot Olivia S. Lovelace Katherine Bentley MacPherson Barbara Johnston Schechter Pamela Shipley

Lisa Bourget Frisbie Cecily Chilton Matthai Kendall Wideman Pickett Deborah Rush Elizabeth Sudler Hilary Thornton

Monica Adams

SUPPORTERS

Emily Benham Connors Lucy West Engebretson Kimberly Bourne Fisher Suzanne Hartt Melissa Moore Henzelman Mary Gorter Krey Catherine Cecil Taylor

1975 PARTICIPATION: 15% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $67,125 THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

Sarah Gates Colley

Classmates from 1974 during Reunion Weekend

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C. Elizabeth Connery Mitchell SUPPORTERS

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

The Ethel Walker School

Alumnae Donors

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1978

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

1983

16% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,448

Catherine Reiss de Haan Nancy Mack von Euler

20% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $24,775

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Anne Crandall Campbell

Karen Polcer Bdera Ruth Wick Brooke Wendy Buck Brown Eve Chilton Martirano

Tracey Mueller Biedron Katharine Dusenbury Anne Kennedy Yvette Larrieu Susan McWilliams Ann O’Reilly Cassandra Sperry Ordway Shannon Young Ray Maria Veghte Deana Washburn

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Ellen Krimmel Besobrasov SUPPORTERS

Elizabeth Hoodes Bender Elizabeth Swearengen Cerullo Dorothy Hall Jacqueline Heyman Sarah Sneve LeDoux Alline Matheson Ashley Lickle O’Neil Annabelle Reid Laura MacIntyre Shaw Katharine Swibold

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Elizabeth Thornton Jolly Dana Carter Lange Catherine Terry Taylor

PARTICIPATION: 22% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $8,950 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $10,950

Alexandra Badger Airth THE 1911 SOCIETY

Mary Lotuff Feeny THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Martha Seeligson Gaffney Elisabeth Allen Holland DOGSWOOD CLUB

1981

Wendy Hodgkins DeLorey

14% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $5,056

SUPPORTERS

Marie Herkert Bogdanovics Karen Appel Brown Tracey Kammerer Katherine Jones Stillwell

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Kelly Finn Mazo

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Meleda Wegner Lowry

SUPPORTERS

Meredith Flicker Butler Lorna MacDougall Denham Lynn O’Keeffe Egan N. Quinn Keeler Leontina Marcotulli Elisabeth Holmes McKean Alina de la Sierra Murphy Elizabeth Arienti Sloane

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Mary Beth Rettger

1980 1979 — Reunion!

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

DOGSWOOD CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 12% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,845

Shelley Marks Elizabeth Peyton Pamela Safford

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Sarah-Jane McCarthy Markoe

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Sarah Brand Kelly

Louise Gabrielle

1984 — Reunion!

SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 15% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $3,143 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $3,143

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

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Sandra Rohde McNamee Rachel Rosenthal

1982

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 18% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $30,600

Katharine O’Brien Rohn

Margaret Ashforth Jacqueline Konefal Brooke Julia Ellis Catherine T. Kenney

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

SUPPORTERS

Emily Eckelberry Johnson Whitney Williams Jones Susan Jensen Rawles

Kazie Sheridan Hayes Caroline O’Brien Thomas Laurann Licopantis-Claridge Zeitz

SUPPORTERS

1985

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Jean Brigham Chant Tricia Tourville Dave Katharine Smith Olney Tracey Reifler Heather Sweeny Sahba Sadegh-Vaziri Jennifer Schnabel Wedemeyer Leila Howland Wetmore

Class of 1979 enjoying Reunion Weekend

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PARTICIPATION: 14% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $3,787 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Christina Dillon Cohen Emilia Wood Stuhr BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Maria Aixala-Dawson Tracy Himmel Isham

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Clarissa Potter Kathleen Brigham Uberuaga

DOGSWOOD CLUB

SUPPORTERS

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Elizabeth Pryor Bradley Rachel Wittmann Maher Deborah Flagg Smith

Fiona Cox de Kerckhove Deborah Graeber Sarah Mendez

Brice Barry Russian

“I give and will continue to give to the school I love so well because I would like students of Walker’s to enjoy it as much as I did. The Ethel Walker School gave me some of the best experiences and memories of my life and I would like today’s students to find their own happy memories. Wherever the money goes, whether it is to help pay great teachers, better the facilities, or travel for sporting events, my only wish is that students love attending Walker’s as much as I did.”

SUPPORTERS

1986 4% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $25,325 THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Suzanne Fairchild Kovner BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Paquita Widjaja-Afief Aimee Murdock Burke Marsha Davis Thalia Falcon Emma Simon Eleanor Taylor

Jennifer Rodts

1990 SUPPORTERS

Hillary Bush

1987 PARTICIPATION: 8% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,050 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Kathryn Spector Lasater BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 10% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $4,100 THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Donya Nagib Soriano THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Brooke Gaffney Redmond DOGSWOOD CLUB

Amanda Pitman

Ailsa Veit Foulke Lizbeth Licopantis King Wendy Smith

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

SUPPORTERS

Karen Quiros Holder

Elizabeth West Glidden Olivia Burr Slutzky

1991

1988

PARTICIPATION: 10% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,300

PARTICIPATION: 9% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,070 DOGSWOOD CLUB

Constance Mellon Kapp BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Beth McGuinness SUPPORTERS

Blair Beuttas Carolyn Pouch Yamy Vang

TAMARA BAROODY ’99

1993

1996

PARTICIPATION: 11% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,322

PARTICIPATION: 4% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $135

DOGSWOOD CLUB

SUPPORTERS

Toan Huynh

Rosemary Logan Emily Rossiter

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Jenny Belknap

Kristin Carideo Flyer

1997

SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 2% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,000

Amanda Eastman Nan Flanagan Jennifer Jackson Glenna McMahon Jennifer Borawski Ullram

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Nevon Muhammad

1998

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Elizabeth Borland Blodgett Holly Legler Cortes

1994 — Reunion! PARTICIPATION: 7% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $500 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $500

SUPPORTERS

Gabriela Porta Beecher Dore Atwill Kesterson Nancy Lombardo Valente

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Kirsten Eckelmeyer Pamela Webster Murphy

1989 — Reunion!

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 17% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,740 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $2,740

Ashley Fisher Ann Huynh Connie Morales

PARTICIPATION: 9% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $405

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Tamara Baroody

Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln Leander Altifois Dolphin Jacqueline Jayson Julie Marr Monroe Pamela Bennett Skinner

Jennifer Alter Abt

DOGSWOOD CLUB

SUPPORTERS

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Ipsita Das Christine Isidoro Jennifer Soderburg

PARTICIPATION: 7% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $610 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $610

1995

PARTICIPATION: 10% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,100

SUPPORTERS

1999 — Reunion!

1992

PARTICIPATION: 7% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $188

SUPPORTERS

Meaghan McLean Boisfeuillet Vivienne Felix

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THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY

Charlotte Weidlein SUPPORTERS

Christina Ball Ting Chu-Richardson

2006 PARTICIPATION: 2% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $18 SUPPORTERS

Emma Z. Bogdonoff

2007 PARTICIPATION: 10% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $1,395 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Carter E. Margison THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY

Jeanette C. Pelizzon SUPPORTERS

Alicia Couch-Edwards Alison R. Dowling Kelly Tran

L-R: Former Trustees Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 and Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 with Head of School Bessie Speers P’16, Elizabeth Schuyler Spoehel ’14, and Board Chair Stuart Bell

2008 2000

2002

2004 — Reunion!

PARTICIPATION: 9% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $630

PARTICIPATION: 8% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $615

DOGSWOOD CLUB

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

PARTICIPATION: 5% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $70 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $70

Amy H. Neidlinger SUPPORTERS

Sarah M. Heinemann Allison M. Quigley Jamiah N. Tappin

PARTICIPATION: 3% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $20 SUPPORTERS

Samantha J. Mayer

SUPPORTERS

Emily Forman Brittany Coons Noble

2009 — Reunion!

Kristen Lashnits Gindraux Katherine R. Hypolite

PARTICIPATION: 7% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $160 MULTI-YEAR CLASS GIVING: $160

SUPPORTERS

Cerra Cardwell Kristi Sadowski

2005

SUPPORTERS

PARTICIPATION: 8% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,725

2001

2003

PARTICIPATION: 11% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,275

PARTICIPATION: 11% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $2,575

THE 1911 SOCIETY

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Mary Cobey

Elizabeth Cobey

SUPPORTERS

Courtney Hornberger Erica Ohanesian Lamson Nicole Paquet Whitehead

Jessica M. Bruen Windy Black Jansen Caitlin Dempsey Plant Emily Lawrence Walberg

Caitlin E. Moss Molly E. Turro Elenor D. van Gemeren

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Lindsay P. N. Flynn

“From my stellar education to lifelong friendships, I will always be indebted to the Ethel Walker School. You are forever a part of the Walker’s community and EWS is forever a part of you.” KATHERINE HYPOLITE ’04

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2010 4% PARTICIPATION: FUND FOR WALKER’S: $525 THE PEPPER POT SOCIETY

Ella P. Smith Victoria A. Smith SUPPORTERS

Rachel L. Keeney Caroline R. Kieltyka

2011 PARTICIPATION: 4% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $80 SUPPORTERS

Emily R. Kessler Riayn H. Rosenstock Samantha Thomas

2012 PARTICIPATION: 6% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $109 SUPPORTERS

Marisa R. Greshin Heidi Odenwaelder Deborah A. Place

2013 PARTICIPATION: 100% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $166

Amanda Lee Alexandria E. Leidt Alice Lin Ya Liu Jacinta Lomba Karen E. Macke Ameena Makhdoomi Marisa Martin Hannah Meehan Madison Morsch Brianna E. Neely Emilee O’Brien Jill E. O’Brien Autumn E. Ondo Basak Oztahtaci Devin C. Pafumi Tara L. Patrina Victoria Petrilli Chelsea B. Regan Abigail R. Reynolds Brittany R. Sawyer Weiqian Sheng Coriene Smith Lena Springer Caroline A. Streett Abigail Symes Paige Williams-Rivera Hanye Zhang XiaoYun Zhang Yiru Zhong

Emmanuella Chidinma Ezeobi Catherine Flanagan Kirina Gair-MacMichael Charlotte P. Gardiner Maria Giles-Holland Haley A. Glofka Sarah T. Gordon Kennedy Hilliard Darcy B. Hughes Heejin Hur Aaseesdeep Kaur Malkeunhae Kim Milena Kozyra Taylor Lampert Xinrong Lin Sicong Liu Alexa L. Lowe Sarah E. R. Lowry Caroline F. Mazo Abigail E. Melvin Kristi J. Mullings Lauren Y. Nicholson Meredith Pellon Amanda N. Poniatowski Yiming Qi Katherine R. Richardson Sophia Rodriguez Megan S. Schoenholz Melissa Schubert Melissa V. Sclafani Elizabeth S. Spoehel

SUPPORTERS

2014

Maria Arico Ross A. C. Beed Jonell Brown Heather M. Carey Hen Chang Xinrui R. Chen Seo Yoon Cheong Amy R. Crescimanno Keelyn T. Crowe Victoria M. Daguerre-Bradford Eryn B. Dioli Kelly D. Dyson Lu Fang Abigail L. Fasano Samantha L. Gonzalez Nicole T. Gregory Ji Yeon Han Emery Hanson Allison L. Harris Sahra Ibrahimi Hannah M. Jones Emily Kirby

PARTICIPATION: 100% FUND FOR WALKER’S: $511

Student Body President Lizzie Turner ’14

Stephanie J. Sponzo Artemis E. M. Talvat Angela Tilahun Samantha J. Tressy Hannah Tuckner Elizabeth K. Turner Lisa A. Volg Mei C. Wheaton Kristen T. Wrigley Sierra J. Yanaway Lingyan Zhang Shuo Zhong

PEPPER POT SOCIETY

Savannah Barry SUPPORTERS

Fadumo Y. Abdullahi Olivia S. Aker Taryn Anderson Victoria M. Arute Alexis Simone Austin Holly Barden Emily R. Begleiter Danielle E. Bolin Caroline A. Calandro Brittany J. Camacho Olivia F. Cantello Seoyun Choi Stephanie A. Cruz Sajia Darwish Yuheng Du Taylor A. Duerr

Annual college photo fun

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2013–2014 TOP TEN CLASSES — FUND FOR WALKER’S

Class 1969

Dollars Raised $162,770

Class Agents; Reunion Committee Ann Watson Bresnahan, Gillian Reighley Christensen, Katherine Murphy Ingle, Cate Lord, Lisa Pagliaro Selz

1944

$109,250

Marian Morton Brown

1955

$99,964

Sally Mason Ellison

1972

$94,755

Cynthia Anderson Barker, Jill Englund Jensen

1960

$70,417

Class Agent needed

1975

$67,125

Class Agent needed

1963

$56,366

Class Agent needed

1940

$35,682

Class Agent needed

1982

$30,600

Emily Eckelberry Johnson

$26,255

Lucy Rosenberry Jones, Lynn Sheppard Manger, Elena Miller Shoch

10. 1959

Senior Class Gift The Class of 2014 purchased new speakers for the School as their Senior Class Gift. The girls heard that some of the older speakers needed to be replaced, and decided to meet that need for Walker’s. The new speakers are high tech, portable and can be used for all kinds of events including games, Dogswood Day, Commencement, and Reunion Weekend.

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Development Volunteers 2013–2014 No fundraising program can succeed without the dedication of its volunteers. Alumnae, parents, grandparents and friends of The Ethel Walker School once again joined together to ensure the realization of our 2013-2014 goals. To them all, we extend a heartfelt thank you. PARENT SOLICITORS

CLASS AGENTS

Bruce Backman P’16, ’18

Sally Mason Ellison ’55 Anne Wakefield Leck ’62 Pamela Shields Smith ’66 Barbara McPherson Sanders ’68 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72 Emily Eckelberry Johnson ’82 Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo ’90 Karen Quiros Holder ’90 Glenna McMahon ’93 Lisa Metzke ’93 Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln ’95 Sarah M. Heinemann ’00 Samara M. Khalique ’00 Brittany Coons Noble ’02 Cerra Cardwell ’02 Catherine Seif ’05 Reema Dedania ’06 Caitlin W. Lashnits ’06 Alicia Ramharack ’08

CHAIR, FUND FOR WALKER’S

Ann F. Barry P’14 Stephen Flanagan P’14 Elvin Turner P’14 CHAIRS, SENIOR PARENT FUND

Jennifer Bucari P’20 Sophia Clarke P’17 Wendy Garcia P’18 Sharon Geoghan P’19 Rachelle King P’17 Troy Mitchell P’17 Keisha S. Palmer P’18 Debra Salge P’14 Emily R. Wick P’14

LEADERSHIP GIVING CIRCLE VOLUNTEERS Bruce Backman P’16, ’18 Ann F. Barry P’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon ’50 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Michael H. Leonard P’93 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Amanda Pitman ’90 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Emma Simon ’89 Donya Nagib Soriano ’90 Bessie and Tom Speers P’16 Elvin Turner P’14 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

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Doris Pendleton McClain ’75 Larke Woods Wheeler ’76 Lisa Bourget Frisbie ’77 Deborah Rush ’77 Katharine Swibold ’78 Karin Polcer Bdera ’79 Ann O’Reilly ’80, P’17 Veronica Leger ’81 Eve Agush Costrelli ’82 Anna Perkins de Cordova ’83 Elizabeth Potter Giddings ’85, P’13 Elizabeth West Glidden ’87 Fiona Cox ’89 Sarah Keefer ’91 Mimi Morrison Harrison ’93 Alexandra Townson ’95 J. Drusilla Carter ’96 Alicia Kelly Benedetto ’97 Karen Crowe ’97 Brooke Berescik-Johns ’98 Vivienne Felix ’99 Allison Quigley ’00 Alicia Little Hodge ’01 Holly Jackson ’02 Marielle Vigneau-Britt ’06 Alle Shane ’06 Emily Casey ’07 Carter E. Margison ’07 Kathleen Kirby ’08 Katherine Reid ’09 Marianne Pettit ’10 Sydney Satchell ’10 Kelsey Ballard ’11 Jordana Clarke ’12

CLASS CORRESPONDENTS Sylvia Breed Gates ’42 Caroline Berry Laporte ’43 Martha Darling Bell ’45 Susan Kleinhans Gilbertson ’53 Betty Richards Tripp ’54 Letitia McClure Potter ’55 Adrianne Massie Hill ’56 Sandra Lipson Ryon ’57 Barbara Welles Bartlett ’58 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Phyllis Richard Fritts ’60 Sage Dunlap Chase ’62 Margaret Holley Sparks ’62 Cythlen Cunningham Maddock ’63 Cynthia Higgins Roby ’64 Kimberley Smith Niles ’68 Katherine Murphy Ingle ’69 Cate Lord ’69 Gail Chandler Gaston ’70 Jean Hamilton ’71 Joanna Betts Virkler ’72 Vanessa Guerrini-Maraldi Wilcox ’74

FORMER TRUSTEES Former members of the Board of Trustees who continue to be ambassadors for the School and its future. Alexandra Badger Airth ’83 Abdulatif Y. Al-Hamad P’02 L. Thomas Applegate P’95 Julia Whitfield Auerbach ’82 David H. Badger P’83

Betsy Ballenger ’71 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Lawrence E. Bathgate II P’90 Henry P. Becton P’69, ’70 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Suzanne Chapin Berl ’64 Anne Winton Black P’03 Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 ❖ Mercedes Mestre Bonachea ’65 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Kathleen J. Brigham P’82, P’85 Lorraine Smith Brooks ’75 Wendy Buck Brown ’79 Naomi I. Bryant P’96 C. Austin Buck P’79 Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Joseph J. Carideo P’93 Janet Carroll ’72 David Castellani P’09 Paulette Castillo ’73 Page Chapman P’81 G. Munroe Cobey P’01, ’03 Jeffrey W. Cook P’73, ’75 Ann Stone Costello ’68 E. Kay Cowan Marian Cox-Chapman ’69 W. Carroll Coyne P’82, ’86 Gizella Callender Crawford ’81 Terry Crescimanno P’08, 13 Philip J. Crowe, Jr. P’97, GP’13 Barbara O. David P’92 John B. Davies P’96, ’00 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Ashley Bourne Dewey ’82 Ruth Z. Dougher P’89 S. Hallock du Pont, Jr. Clive L. DuVal III P’09 Margaret Field ’60 Susan Hewitt Fischer ’66 Alfred J. Fisher III P’92 ❖ Thomas R. Flagg P’85, ’87 Patrick J. Flynn P’05 Susan S. Ford ’63

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Development Volunteers 2013–2014 Dr. Stuart Forman P’02 Kathanne Fowler P’12 John R. French P’83, ’87 David M. Gaffney P’90 Robert M. Gardiner P’67, ’74 Gail Chandler Gaston ’70 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 Christopher Getman P’86 Sara Kellogg Goodrich James P. Gorter S’50, P’77 Richard Gottlieb P’93, ’96 Margaret Gray ’67 Carla Gregory P’13 Dr. Viola Hallman P’92 Patricia Durey Haviland ’52, P’79 Fred A. Hazlewood P’92 Elise Truebner Henning ’61 C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Adrianne Massie Hill ’56 Adelaide Hornberger P’01 Mark R. Hornberger P’01 Iain Howard-Sorrell P’09 Mary Mathes Jackson ’36, P’63 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Ann H. Kaplan P’95 George E. Kelly, Jr. P’93, ’97 Robert C. Legler P’91

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Kemble Lickle O’Donnell ’79 Harold C. Parisen P’90 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 Angelene Pell ’57 Patricia Pruett Diane Puckhaber P’07 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Shannon Young Ray ’80 Sarah Johnson Redlich ’78, P’10 Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90 Sue M. Reid P’09 Catherine S. Roberts P’96 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Pamela Safford ’81 Jean Tilt Sammis ’57 Susan J. Sappington P’06 Marcia A. Savage P’85 Nicholas Schaus P’79 Mary Bebel Schinke ’81 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 Staley Cayce Sednaoui ’76 Gail M. Shelton P’12 Glenn A. Sieber P’09 Emma Simon ’89 DeBorah Bryant Sonnenschein ’73 Donya Nagib Soriano ’90

Catherine McIntire Leslie ’37, P’62, ’66 William C. Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Michael G. Licopantis P’84, ’87 Frances Lippincott ’76 Margaret Plunkett Lord ’47, P’69, ’71, GP’96 Russell R. MacDonnell P’96 Richard W. Maine P’09 John J. McAtee Alison McCall ’72 Julien L. McCall P’72 Geoffrey R. McConnell P’98 Kari McDowell P’89 Mary Mead-Hagen ’72 Sophie Mellon P’15 Gail Sheppard Moloney ’56 Elizabeth Yinkey Moore ’64 M. Lane Morrison ’93 Kenneth F. Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Bettina P. Murray P’88 Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Dane Nichols ’64 Robert E. Nolan P’84 Katharine O’Brien P’82, ’84

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Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 Ruth Streeter ’72 Richard P. Sullivan P’83, ’84 Susan Knapp Thomas ’80 Edith Timken P’89 Abigail Trafford ’57 Elizabeth Smith van Gemeren ’77, P’07, ’09 Cynthia T. Vega ’82 Victoria Veh ’76 Pamela Wasley ’63 Carol Watson ’90 ❖ Arthur E. Wegner P’81, ’82 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 Marilyn Hodges Wilmerding ’60 Vanessa Wilson ’76 Katharine Winship ’73

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

Marion Paterson P’14, ’17, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT 860-408-4257 • mpaterson@ethelwalker.org

Elizabeth Bellingrath, DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAE RELATIONS 860-408-4254 • ebellingrath@ethelwalker.org

Heidi McCann, DIRECTOR OF ADVANCEMENT SERVICES AND OPERATIONS 860-408-4250 • hmccann@ethelwalker.org

Suzanne Turcotte, DIRECTOR OF THE FUND FOR WALKER’S 860-408-4259 • sturcotte@ethelwalker.org

Jennifer Banach, CAMPAIGN AND PROSPECT RESEARCH MANAGER 860-408-4255 • jbanach@ethelwalker.org

Paula Brink, LIAISON TO THE BOARD 860-408-4252 • pbrink@ethelwalker.org

Madeline Christensen, EVENTS MANAGER 860-408-4253 • mchristensen@ethelwalker.org

Genie Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18, DATABASE MANAGER 860-408-4251 • glomba@ethelwalker.org

Tom Speers P’16, DEVELOPMENT CONSULTANT 860-817-1847 • tspeers@ethelwalker.org

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Leadership Giving Societies The Leadership Giving Societies represent our most generous donors. Their significant Walker’s Fund for Annual Giving, Capital, and Endowment gifts make the current programs and future plans a reality, for which we are most grateful. THE HEAD’S CIRCLE ($50,000 AND ABOVE) In honor of the Head of School for giving at the highest level Ann F. Barry P’14 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Marguerite and C. Austin Buck P’79 Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Sarah House Denby ’72 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Frederick P’89 Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 Spencer Lampert P’14 David O. MacKenzie Cythlen Cunningham Maddock ’63 Marguerite Sykes Nichols ’31, P’53 ❖ Ethel Worthington Riley ’35 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 Lisa Pagliaro Selz ’69 ❖ Louise Brooks Willard ’46 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 Heather and William Wrigley, Jr. P’14

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY ($25,000 TO $49,999) In honor of the School symbol Lynn Allegaert ’64 Bruce Backman P’16, ’18 Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 James Clark P’13 Carol Clark-Flanagan and Thomas M. Flanagan P’93, ’97 Mr. and Mrs. William Davis P’14 Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Flanagan Charlotte Goodwin GP’14 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 Cynthia Kirkland Kellogg ’60 Suzanne Fairchild Kovner ’86

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

Alison McCall ’72 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Katharine O’Brien Rohn ’82 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14 Mary Holley Uihlein ’40 Elizabeth Warberg GP’15

In honor of the School’s founder, Ethel Walker Smith Anonymous Alice A. Ruth and Ronald Alvarez P’17 Carroll Morgan Carpenter ’59, P’68 Rebecca and G. Munroe Cobey P’01, ’03 ❖ Elizabeth Carpenter Davis ’41, GP’80 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Elise Rosenberry Donohue ’55 Barbara Nash and Patrick Flynn P’05 Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Gardiner P’14 Mary Gardner Gates ’60 Henrietta Clement Hildebrand ’65 Elsie Hilliard Hillman ’44 Frieda Jacobs ’71 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71 Xuewen Jiang and Yonghai Liao P’15 Laurie Mack McBride ’57 Ruth Cummings Mead ’47 Alice Kerr Moorhead ’61 Lillian Irani Mueller ’77 Phoebe Welsh Muzzy ’74 Julia and David P. Sheldon P’20 Bessie and Tom Speers P’16

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY ($10,000 TO $24,999) In honor of the School’s motto, “Nullas Horas Nisi Aureas” Anonymous Alexandra Badger Airth ’83 Susan Weber and Richard Amerling P’15 Emilie and Stephen Becker P’15 Roberta Gerstell Bennett ’53 Margot Campbell Bogert ’60 Wendy West Brenninkmeijer ’77 Margaretta Bredin Brokaw ’66 Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Christine and Kevin Chessen P’17 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur de Atienza P’18 Susan S. Ford ’63 Minji Seo and Yonghoon Hur P’14 Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Diane Stinchfield Klingenstein ’43 Pam Kohlberg and Curt Greer P’10 Ying Wang and Jian Ping Liu P’17 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Doug S. Margison P’07 Jacqueline Mars P’83 Laura Mountcastle ’74 Helenmarie Rodgers P’16 ❖ Robert H. Spilman P’76 Carolyn MacKenzie Stimmel Emily R. Wick P’15 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Bo Peng and Guoqing Xu P’17 Ying Li and Wendong Xu P’15

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Suzanne Sivage Borland ’64, P’91 Lois and Jeffrey Brighenti P’15 Barbara Bristol ’67 Whitney A. de Roulet Bullock ’70 Lisa Smith Cashin ’71 Margaret Clarkson Chapin ’48 Elizabeth Cobey ’03 Sharon and John B. Davies P’96, ’00 Linda Mitchell Davis ’49 Caryl Van Ranst Dearing ’60 Tania Goss Evans ’55 Kristin Flyntz Dr. and Mrs. Christophe Galopin P’15 Michele du Pont Goss ’59 Alfred G. Jackson P’99 Sarah Brand Kelly ’79 Carroll Keeley King ’40 Renee and William C. Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Sarah Sloneker Marcum ’42 Anne Sprole Mauk ’69 Anne Cunningham McClure ’40, P’66 Gail Sheppard Moloney ’56 Mary-Dixon Bartlett Peers ’55 Alita Weaver Reed ’60 Debra Salge P’15 Patti and Lee Schear P’15 Melissa Shea P’16 Donya Nagib Soriano ’90 Tania Whitman Stepanian ’60 Abigail Trafford ’57 Christine Nichols Tredway ’46 Gernine and Todd Tuckner P’14 Pamela Scott Volkmann ’72 Jie Wu and Yurong Zhang P’14

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE ($2,500 TO $4,999) THE 1911 SOCIETY ($1,911 TO $4,999)

In honor of volunteers who take a leadership role

In recognition of the year of the School’s founding

Denise and Chad S. Alfeld P’19 Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72 Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barr P’04 Timothy R. Bazemore

Martha Darling Bell ’45 Mary Cobey ’01

Mary Lotuff Feeny ’83 Lindsay P. N. Flynn ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Glover P’14 Thom and Kimberly Greenlaw Lillian Studebaker Hardy ’42 Mr. and Mrs. C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Barbara Thomas Kennedy ’69 Mrs. Wei Chen and Mr. Ye Li P’15 Meleda Wegner Lowry ’81 Katherine and Kenneth F. Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Jeanette Poillon ’75 Jean Tilt Sammis ’57 Elise and Michael V. Sclafani P’14

THE CLUETT SOCIETY ($1,000 TO $1,910) To commemorate the original Cluett Dormitory given in memory of Emily Cluett ’19 by her family Jennifer Alter Abt ’89 Margaret Nichols Allport ’41 Phoebe Haffner Andrew ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Ian T. Ball P’05 Elizabeth Elkinton Barr ’69 Stuart M. Bell Robin Frost Bessin ’63 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Christopher L. Brigham Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Anne Crandall Campbell ’78 Nina and Matthew Carley P’09 Paulette Castillo ’73 Lavinia Chase ’64 Gillian Reighley Christensen ’69 Christina Dillon Cohen ’85 Quarrier Bloch Cook ’53 Ann Stone Costello ’68 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Frances Barber Dorrance ’42, P’69, ’71, ’74 Clarissa Yantis Downey ’53 Stephen Dunn and Sheri Schmidt Mollie Stark Eckelberry ’48, P’82 Frances Beinecke Elston ’67 Susan Nichols Ferriere ’69 Andrea and Bernhard G. Finck von Finckenstein P’15

Nancy Kitchell Lickle ’53 Suzanne Frey Luetkemeyer ’61 Carter E. Margison ’07 Sarah-Jane McCarthy Markoe ’80 Louise Miller McElhinny ’53 Martha Bloch McLanahan ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. McLoughlin P’98 Mr. and Mrs. Omar F. Meguid P’17 Elizabeth Yinkey Moore ’64 Martha Scott Mouer ’69 Mary Mountcastle ’72 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Nevon Muhammad ’97 Carol Keeney Munro ’56 Wendy and John G. Naughton P’16 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64 Grace and Jeffrey Niland P’15 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Obering P’96 Grace McGraw Parr ’45 Suzanne Patterson ’53 Samuel P. Peabody S’47 Dorothy and Nicholas Porter P’17 Betsy McNally Ravenel ’56 Susan Jensen Rawles ’82 Brooke Gaffney Redmond ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Regan P’13 Catherine Reiss de Haan ’79 Mary Beth Rettger ’81

Mary Melvin Fleming ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flinn, Jr. P’88 Dr. Stuart and Dr. Amy Forman P’02 Phyllis Richard Fritts ’60 Martha Seeligson Gaffney ’83 Elizabeth and Robert M. Gardiner P’67, ’74 Elizabeth Gemmill ’63 Elizabeth Jack Ghriskey ’63 Mr. and Mrs. Josh Glass P’14 Margot Barnes Goodwin ’63 Sara Jane Auchincloss Gordon ’50 Audrey Fentress Gorter ’50, P’77 Pamela Pond Goss ’49 Ruth Harrison Grobe ’69 Sarah Schutt Harrison ’55 Suzette Scott Hearn ’74 Elisabeth Allen Holland ’83 Pamela Kelley Hull ’46 Jill Englund Jensen ’72 Emily Eckelberry Johnson ’82 Whitney Williams Jones ’82 Cynthia Emerson Keefer ’70 Virginia Rice Kelsey ’52, P’77 Jane du Pont Kidd ’57 Diana Waud Kruglick ’53 Lisa Kruidenier ’74 Kathryn Spector Lasater ’87

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Jennifer and Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15 Sallie Cronkhite Richard ’41 Deidra Roach-Quarles ’72 Debbie and Bernard Rosselli P’98 Barbara McPherson Sanders ’68 Ramla and Naseem M. Shaikh P’15 George G. Shaw Leslie and Steven Silverman P’15 Julia Darling Spahr ’61 Jane Bassett Spilman P’76 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 J. Randall Furlong Street ’57 Emilia Wood Stuhr ’85 Cynthia and John Vaccaro P’12 Nancy Mack von Euler ’79 Helen Potter Wagner ’75 Florence Forgan Wheeler ’42 Henry K. Willard II S’46 Elaine Johnson Wold ’46 Vera Richard Wood ’39 Susan Foster Work ’63

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

Ann F. Barry P’14 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Spencer Lampert P’14 Heather and William Wrigley, Jr. P’14 THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. William Davis P’14 Mrs. Charlotte Goodwin GP’14 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14

Anne Gair-MacMichael P’14 Shari and Michael Galvin P’14 Candida and Arthur Lowry P’14 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pellon P’11, ’14 Kristen and Dennis Richardson P’14, ’15 Mary and Mitchell Robinson GP ’14, ’17 Mr. and Mrs. David Schoenholz P’14 Katrina and Elvin Turner P’14 Susan Vanaria P’14 Shirley Watson GP’14 Laura Whiteman ’81, P’14 Hongyuan Zhang P’14

Emilie and Stephen Becker P’15 Christine and Kevin Chessen P’17 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur de Atienza P’18 Ying Wang and Jian Ping Liu P’17 Helenmarie Rodgers P’16 Emily R. Wick P’15 Bo Peng and Guoqing Xu P’17 Ying Li and Wendong Xu P’15

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Alice A. Ruth and Ronald Alvarez P’17 Xuewen Jiang and Yonghai Liao P’15 Julia and David P. Sheldon P’20 Bessie and Tom Speers P’16

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Minji Seo and Yonghoon Hur P’14 THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Gardiner P’14 THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Gernine and Todd Tuckner P’14 Jie Wu and Yurong Zhang P’14 THE 1911 SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Glover P’14 Elise and Michael V. Sclafani P’14

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

CURRENT PARENTS

Denise and Chad S. Alfeld P’19 Lois and Jeffrey Brighenti P’15 Dr. and Mrs. Christophe Galopin P’15 Debra Salge P’15 Patti and Lee Schear P’15 Melissa Shea P’16

(Parents of students in grades 6-11) THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Bruce Backman P’16, ’18 THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Anonymous Susan Weber and Richard Amerling P’15

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Mrs. Wei Chen and Mr. Ye Li P’15

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Charlotte and Stephen Flanagan P’14 Terry and Dana Yanaway P’14, ’17 BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Mr. and Mrs. J. Brooke Aker P’14 Kelly Finn Mazo ’83, P’14 Edward Glofka GP’14 Loida and Ian Nicholson P’14, ’16 Lydia and Vincent Sclafani GP’14 SUPPORTERS

Mr. Terrance Anderson and Mrs. Nichelle Sutton-Anderson P’14 Lisa and Simon J. Austin P’14 Nancy and Kirk Bolin P’14 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Calandro P’14 Diane and Roger Cantello P’14

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Anonymous Bing Han P’18 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kantor P’15 Mrs. Wei Wu and Mr. Yugang Liu P’16 Jennifer and Steven Pelletier P’20 Mr. and Mrs. W. Gordon Ross P’15 Terry and Dana Yanaway P’14, ’17 Tracey Backman P’16, ’18 Julie and Alan Berard P’19 Jennifer and Louis P. Bucari P’20 Cecilia and Alain Cuissart de Grelle P’15

Mr. and Mrs. Josh Glass P’14

DOGSWOOD CLUB

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

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Andrea and Bernhard G. Finck von Finckenstein P’15 Mr. and Mrs. Omar F. Meguid P’17 Wendy and John G. Naughton P’16 Grace and Jeffrey Niland P’15 Dorothy and Nicholas Porter P’17 Jennifer and Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15 Ramla and Naseem M. Shaikh P’15 Leslie and Steven Silverman P’15

PARENTS OF ALUMNAE THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Marguerite and C. Austin Buck P’79 Marguerite Doubleday Buck ’55, P’79 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Frederick P’89 Marguerite Sykes Nichols ’31, P’53 Patricia Kennedy Scott ’44, P’69, ’72 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 James Clark P’13 Carol Clark-Flanagan and Thomas M. Flanagan P’93, ’97 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85

DOGSWOOD CLUB

THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Lucy Rosenberry Jones ’59, P’80 Pam Kohlberg and Curt Greer P’10 Mr. and Mrs. Doug S. Margison P’07 Jacqueline Mars P’83 Philip C. Potter, Jr. P’85 ❖ Robert H. Spilman P’76

Amanda Poniatowski ’14 and family Julia Ellis ’84, P’16 Kimberly and Eugene Foster Jr. P’18 Lisa and Mark George P’15 Amy and David Hartwell P’17 Jule and Paul W. Hegwood, Jr. P’15 Tracy Smith and Daniel Joseph P’18 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Keise P’16 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Kieltyka P’10, ’16 The Lozupone Family Loida and Ian Nicholson P’14, ’16 Konstantia Papapateras P’15 Marion and Guy Paterson P’17, ’19 Lori and Stephen Savino Jr. P’16 Beth and Christopher E. Surin Techarukpong P’16 Rita Pellens and Pablo J. Torres Sojo P’16 SUPPORTERS

Anonymous Eleanor and Jack Barnes P’19 Clarissa and Alan Basch P’15 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Berry P’16 Cheryl Washington and Jerald Carter P’15 Sophia and Mark Clarke P’12, ’17 Teressa and Scott Cohen P’20 Carolyn and John Crews P’17 Jenna and Brock Dunn P’19, ’20 Mimi and Paul Duran P’18 Heinz Edwards P’16 Lori-Jean and Wayne P. Foster P’17

Mr. and Mrs. Pablo J. Garcia P’18 Sharon Geoghan P’19 Laurie and Robert H. Hine P’16 Julie A. Infurna P’16 Jennifer and Joseph T. Lardner P’18 Sharon and Ronald R. Locandro P’16 Genie and John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 Karen and Gordon Longley P’17 Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Martin P’15 Anna and Kenneth P. Namnoum P’19 Ann O’Reilly ’80, P’17 Keisha S. Palmer P’18 Shahla Palmer P’15 Yvonne and John-Paul Patelli P’16 Andrea A. Peyser and Mark D. Phillips P’17 Sandra and John Quinlan P’16 Renata and Anthony J. Ranaldi P’18, ’20 Kristen and Dennis Richardson P’14, ’15 Susan and David A. Riggles P’18 Janet Roach P’18 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rusch P’15 Mr. and Mrs. David H. Schweitzer P’10, ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Scinto P’15 Kathryn and Ross R. Tourigny P’15 Beth and Louis Zafonte P’15

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Carroll Morgan Carpenter ’59, P’68 Rebecca and G. Munroe Cobey P’01, ’03 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45, P’67, ’69 Barbara Nash and Patrick Flynn P’05 James W. Kinnear P’69, ’71

Stephanie and Larry Acorn P’04 Dr. W. Jeffrey Baker and Mrs. Marie Baker P’11 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Corlene Hobbs Cathcart ’44, P’82 Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Chafee P’08 Barbara O. David P’92 Antoinette Sickles Guerrini-Maraldi ’49, P’74 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Iovino P’99 Margot Balch Jacobs ’47, P’71 Katharine S. O’Brien P’82, ’84 Mary Burchfield Pivirotto ’51, P’88 Marie Connors Roberts ’49, P’84 A. Ellen Terpstra P’98 Robert E. Thomas P’69 Cynthia F. Webster P’94 Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Webster P’94 BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barr P’04 Suzanne Sivage Borland ’64, P’91 Sharon and John B. Davies P’96, ’00 Alfred G. Jackson P’99 Renee and William C. Lickle P’70, ’78, ’79 Anne Cunningham McClure ’40, P’66

Renee H. Alexander P’13 Susan and John Eley P’11 ❖ Eugenie Lamb Fauver ’48, P’78 Lee-Ann and Mitchell Harris P’13 Mary Mathes Jackson ’36, P’63 Jane and Ray Paquet P’01 Col. and Mrs. David R. Pelizzon P’07 Barbara and Glenn A. Sieber P’09

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SUPPORTERS

Mr. and Mrs. C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Katherine and Kenneth F. Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Arjumund Abid P’03 Diana Wanger Anderson ’47, P’72 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Ballard P’11 Allison Barringer P’13 Jeffrey Battiston P’12 Kathleen Bernard P’12 Maria Isabella Boelke P’11 Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Bogdonoff P’06 Mr. and Mrs. John Bosch P’03 Mr. and Mrs. F. Gerald Bothwell P’90

THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Ian T. Ball P’05 Nancie Magee Bourne ’53, P’77, ’82 Nina and Matthew Carley P’09 Lorinda Payson de Roulet ’47, P’70 Frances Barber Dorrance ’42, P’69, ’71, ’74

Mollie Stark Eckelberry ’48, P’82 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flinn, Jr. P’88 Dr. Stuart and Dr. Amy Forman P’02 Elizabeth and Robert M. Gardiner P’67, ’74 Audrey Fentress Gorter ’50, P’77 Virginia Rice Kelsey ’52, P’77 Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. McLoughlin P’98 Mr. and Mrs. William M. Obering P’96 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Regan P’13 Debbie and Bernard Rosselli P’98 Jane Bassett Spilman P’76 Cynthia and John Vaccaro P’12

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Boyd Bradford and Rene DaguerreBradford P’13 Kathleen and F. Donald Brigham P’82, P’85 Karen Brooks ’72, P’03 Carol-Ann Bruen P’03 Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Bush P’86 Ellyn and Darrell Carrington P’02 Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Caviglia Loise Baldwin Chapin ’45, P’73, ’79, ’82 Dr. Doo-Whan and Mrs. Young Hee Cho P’90 Paula Chu and Laura Danforth P’05 Mr. and Mrs. Everett E. Clark P’80, ’84 Janet and Stanley Cohen P’93, GP’16, ’18 Clive K. Connor P’05 Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Coons P’02 Annie L. Cotten, Ph.D. P’78 Gwendolyn Couch and Ned W. Edwards P’07, ’10 Patricia McCurdy-Crescimanno and Terry Crescimanno P’08, ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Dreskin P’09 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eschauzier P’94 Maureen Fiedler P’95, ’98 Jane Preston Fitzgerald ’49, P’75 Terry and ❖ Thomas R. Flagg P’85, ’87 Shari and Michael Galvin P’14 Swan McLean Grant ’39, P’71 Julie and Jeremy Greshin P’12 Michele C. Harris P’08 Laura and George V. Hicks P’10 Anne E. Hull P’79, ’85 Anne B. Jackson P’16 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lashnits P’04, ’06

Michael H. Leonard P’93 Joan Reynolds Linclau ’49, P’70 Laurie J. MacAlpine P’08 Millicent Fox Mailliard ’46, P’76 Deborah and Geoffrey R. McConnell P’98 Joyce McIntyre P’92 Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Milka P’08 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Neidlinger P’00 Anne Buffinton O’Brien ’46, P’73 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Odenwaelder P’12 Deborah J. Olisky Virginia B. Pitman P’90 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Place P’12 Beverly and Richard Prager P’04, ’07 Jeanne Ballentine Riegel ’53, P’83 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rossiter P’96 Sidney Russell P’02 Deborah Safford P’81, ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Schreier, Jr. P’81 Judith and Thomas H. Shannon P’07 Vicky Singer P’93, ’96 H. Catherine Skinner P’82 Phyllis and Frank Smith P’13 Diane Newton Sumner ’41, P’70 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Swibold P’78 Pat and Jay S. Tourigny P’09 Noble Welch P’87 Virginia and Richard A. West P’87 Ann and Johnson Winship P’73 Barbara and Joseph Wittmann, Jr. P’85 Capt. Richard T. Wright, USN (Ret) P’86

Isabel Lardner ’18 and her grandparents Kirsten Fuchs and Lawrence Zeidner P’17 Ann and Norman J. Zeig P’83

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Joseph (Amanda Joseph ’18) Lydia and Vincent Sclafani (Melissa V. Sclafani ’14) SUPPORTERS

GRANDPARENTS OF STUDENTS AND ALUMNAE

Jean Brune (Idabelle Paterson ’17, Emma Paterson ’19) Janet and Stanley Cohen P’93 (Georgia Paul ’16, Holly Paul ’18) Anna M. Dennison (Jessica A. de Atienza ’18) Robert Hunter (Talia Basch ’15) Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Montgomery, Jr. (Cassia Montgomery ’96) Mary and Mitchell Robinson (Sierra Yanaway ’14, Lyrica Yanaway ’17) Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith (Patricia Smith ’16) Susan Speers (Eleanor Speers ’16) Beverley and Warren Walker (Nicole E. Rusch ’15) Shirley Watson (Elizabeth K. Turner ’14)

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Flanagan (Nan Flanagan ’93, Kate Flanagan Shoss ’97) Charlotte Goodwin (Charlotte Gardiner ’14) Elizabeth Warberg (Paris Palmer ’15) THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY ❖ Elizabeth

Carpenter Davis ’41 (Elizabeth Knight ’80)

DOGSWOOD SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. John Hincks (Abigail Reynolds ’13, Lillian Reynolds ’15) BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Margaret Barnes (Cricket Barnes ’19) Mr. and Mrs. P. McEvoy Cromwell (Eleanor Speers ’16) Edward Glofka (Haley A. Glofka ’14)

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Foundations, Matching Gifts and Corporations, and Endowment and Centennial Campaign Gifts FOUNDATIONS

United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut

MNR Fund Nushka Fund Pasadena Community Foundation The Ridgely Revocable Trust

THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

James E. and Constance L. Bell Foundation Edward E. Ford Foundation The San Francisco Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund The Patricia Scott Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation The Selz Foundation, Inc. Ethel Walker Charitable & Educational Foundation THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

McCarthy Bjorklund Foundation Community Foundation of New Jersey Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Thomas M. and Esther C. Flanagan Charitable Trust Jacqueline Badger Mars 2009 Charitable Lead Trust United Way of Rhode Island THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Lucy Rosenberry Jones Charitable Trust The Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation, Inc. The Woodland Foundation THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Anonymous Putman and Elizabeth C. Davis Charitable Remainder Trust McBride Family and Aspen Business Center Foundation Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Moorhead Family Fund The Nelson Mead Fund The New York Community Trust THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Bessemer Trust CDM Foundation The Joseph L. and Sarah S. Marcum Foundation McCrea Foundation PepsiCo Foundation The Richard Foundation Lee and Patti Schear Family Foundation Inc.

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Brian H. and Barbara T. Kennedy Charitable Gift Fund The Knapp Fund The Julien L. McCall Foundation

MATCHING GIFTS AND CORPORATIONS

THE CLUETT SOCIETY

THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

The Barr Foundation, Inc. The Bay Branch Foundation The Boathouse Foundation The Dallas Foundation Flagg Foundation, Inc. The Miller S. & Adelaide S. Gaffney Foundation Goldstone Family Foundation Gorter Family Foundation Jones Family Foundation Meek Foundation Patterson Family Charitable Foundation The Pennyghael Foundation, Inc. Darling Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation Quarrier and Philip Cook, Santa Fe Community Foundation Betsy M. Ravenel Charitable Foundation Rencourt Foundation, Inc. Robert H. and Jane Bassett Spilman Foundation Seven “C” Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Bassett Furniture Industries THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

ENDOWMENT AND CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN GIFTS HEAD’S CIRCLE

Ann F. Barry P’14 Constance Lavino Bell ’48, P’72, ’75, GP’12, ’14 Marguerite and C. Austin Buck P’79 Harriet Blees Dewey ’60, P’86 Dr. and Mrs. Walter W. Frederick P’89 Marguerite Sykes Nichols ’31, P’53 ❖ Ethel Worthington Riley ’35 ❖ Louise Brooks Willard ’46 Heather and William Wrigley, Jr. P’14 THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

The Bessemer National Gift Fund LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

McKesson Foundation PepsiCo Foundation

James Clark P’13 Charlotte Goodwin GP’14 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 Kathryn McCarthy Parsons ’75 THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

THE 1911 SOCIETY

Elizabeth Sivage Clark ’67, P’04 Lynn Sheppard Manger ’59 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Philip C. Potter, Jr. P’85 ❖ Robert H. Spilman P’76 Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14

Sodexo Operations, LLC THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Bestech, Inc. of CT Independent Schools Compensation Corporation Milone and MacBroom, Inc. OMR Architects, Inc. The Prospect Hill Foundation Royal Construction Co. SimplexGrinnell

THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Aileen Turnbull Geddes ’56 THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

DOGSWOOD CLUB

BNY Mellon The GE Foundation Community Partnership John Johnson Art Direction and Design Simscroft Echo Farms Takeda Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc.

DOGSWOOD CLUB

Baltimore Community Foundation The Boston Foundation The Gordon F. Linke and Jocelyn B. Linke Foundation The Patrina Foundation James W. Thornton Family Foundation United Technologies Charity Trust Acct. WestWind Foundation

Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72 Timothy R. Bazemore Bessie and Tom Speers P’16 THE CLUETT SOCIETY

George G. Shaw Elaine Johnson Wold ’46

THE BEAVER BROOK CLUB

The Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. Network for Good Salter’s Express Co., Inc. YourCause, LLC

BEAVER BROOK CLUB

The Ann Fay Barry Foundation The Eisner Charitable Fund, Inc. The H.T. Mead Foundation

SUPPORTERS

AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Corporate Fleet Leasing Group Torrington Supply Company U. S. Energy Development Corporation Welch and Forbes LLC

SUPPORTERS

The Benevity Community Impact Fund Lange Family Foundation II

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Faculty and Staff, Gifts-in-Kind, and Friends We extend a special thank you to the faculty, staff and friends of The Ethel Walker School for their generous support. FACULTY AND STAFF THE SUNDIAL SOCIETY

Carol Clark-Flanagan P’93, ’97 THE ETHEL WALKER SMITH SOCIETY

Julia Sheldon P’20 Bessie and Tom Speers P’16 THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Kristin Flyntz Melissa Shea P’16 THE 1911 SOCIETY

Thom Greenlaw THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Jennifer and Stephen Reynolds P’13, ’15 Stephen Dunn and Sheri Schmidt DOGSWOOD CLUB

Jane Rae Bradford Paula J. Brink Jennifer Pelletier P’20 S. Jane von Trapp BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Elizabeth A. Climie Lisa Bourget Frisbie ’77 Lee-Ann Harris P’13 Dave Krupa Marion Paterson P’17, ’19

Brooke Haynes Mary B. Hendrickson Laura Hicks P’10 Laurie Hine P’16 Julie A. Infurna P’16 Gregory R. Jandreau Lauren Johanson Deann M. Keating Kathleen Kelly Genie Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 Laurie J. MacAlpine P’08 Nikki Manderlink Heidi E.V. McCann Joyce McIntyre P’92 Lucy McLaughlin Elyssa Michael John Monagan Kristin F. Nicolle Debra Palazzolo Mallory Greene Pasquariello Dolan Patrick Susan J. Perillo Suzanne Piela Kenneth A. Poppe Richard Prager P’04, ’07 Sandra Quinlan P’16 Anne Raftery Anthony J. Ranaldi P’18, ’20 Bryan Rathbun Susan Riggles P’18 Kathryn Saxton Ben Silver Joan E. Skelley Cheri Soule Torpey Justin Treado Tyler Varsell Cara Woods Qi Yang

SUPPORTERS

Kelly Babbidge Jennifer Banach Clarissa H. Basch P’15 Kathleen Bernard P’12 Brett Moody Bodnar Randi Booth Darrell Carrington P’02 Isabel Ceballos Madeline Christensen Alice M. Chrystal Shauna Corley Alicia Couch-Edwards ’07 Caitlin Cowan Tim Cuzzone Todd D’Alessandro Thomas S. Deeds Jenna and Brock Dunn P’19, ’20 Mimi Duran P’18 Sarah Edson Grace Epstein Maureen Fiedler P’95, ’98 Nan Flanagan ’93 Marissa Forde Scott Frey Samantha Gadsden Michael Galvin P’14 Julie Greshin P’12 John W. Groff Jill Harrington Michele C. Harris P’08

Jill Harrington Harwinton Florist Jule and Paul W. Hegwood, Jr. P’15 John Johnson Art Direction & Design Melissa Shea P’16 Elizabeth Warberg GP ’15 Nancy and David Zwiener

FRIENDS THE HEAD’S CIRCLE

David O. MacKenzie Henry K. Willard II THE HORAS AUREAS SOCIETY

Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Carolyn MacKenzie Stimmel THE LEADERSHIP LEAGUE

Timothy R. Bazemore THE CLUETT SOCIETY

Stuart M. Bell Christopher L. Brigham Samuel P. Peabody George G. Shaw DOGSWOOD CLUB

Marion MacKenzie Christoph BEAVER BROOK CLUB

Sandra Kaye Baker Carey C. Ferrero Gail Ostergaard Thomas A. Schneider SUPPORTERS

Dr. Margaret H. Bonz Mr. and Mrs. James Bryson Kitty Northrop Friedman Ms. Katherine Garrahan Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krupnikoff Ruth Proffitt Dennis J. Puleo Katharine H. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Savage Dean Yamada Nancy and David Zwiener

GIFTS-IN-KIND Kelly Babbidge Tracey Backman P’16, ’18 Kathleen Bernard P’12 Paula J. Brink Mr. and Mrs. Arthur de Atienza P’18 Carey C. Ferrero

John Groff, Joyce McIntyre P’92, Dr. Julia Sheldon P’20, and Meg Mahoney

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Tributes 2013-2014 IN MEMORY OF

IN HONOR OF

Claudia Aguero ’84

Josephine and Donald Derocher

Madelene Sala Salster

30th Reunion

Carmen Rodriguez Ericson ’82

Lori and Stephen Savino, Jr. P’16

Jacqueline Konefal Brooke ’84

Elizabeth Ash

Eugenie Lamb Fauver ’48, P’78

Carolyn Foley ’65

Margaret Clarkson Chapin ’48 Nancy Millar O’Boyle ’48

Emily Benham Connors ’77 Alice Wayland Cruikshank ’51 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Katharine Swibold ’78 Mimi Wriedt ’53

Edward J. Glofka III

Deborah Flagg Scott ’48, P’74

Edward Glofka GP ’14

Alden Calmer Read ’48

Natasha Gordon ’92

Rita D. Shea

Connie Morales ’92

Anne Kennedy ’80

Kathleen Whitcomb Harvey ’25, P’54

Caroline O’Brien Sobieski ’57

50th Reunion Elizabeth Yinkey Moore ’64

60th Reunion

Linda Barry ’65 Brice Barry Russian ’89

Pauline Barnes Hester ’54

65th Reunion

Judith and Manny Begleiter Emily Begleiter ’14

Alexandra Sewall Mackey ’49

Class of 1980

Andreas Alois Boelke P’11 Maria Isabella Boelke P’11

Mary Peters Bolton ’33

Susan L. McWilliams ’80

Patricia Day Storm ’57

Elizabeth Acorn ’04

Helen Harvey Mills ’54

Mary Schwerin Ritter ’53

Stephanie and Larry Acorn P’04

Zenit Soto ’03

Mercedes Mestre Bonachea ’65

Frances Voorhees Kelsey ’32, P’60

Carolyn Foley ’65

Patricia Kelsey Schultz ’60

Ligia Bonetti ’53, P’75 ’78

Gail Cottingham Koch ’49

Dorothy Snow Vilmar ’53

Alexandra Sewall Mackey ’49

Philip E. Bonz

Simone Le Faivre

Dr. Margaret H. Bonz

Jesseca Ferguson ’67

Windy Black Jansen ’03 Emily Lawrence Walberg ’03

Diana Wanger Anderson ’47, P’72 Cynthia Anderson Barker ’72 Jessica Bartolini-Buggeln ’95 Charlotte Meyer ’64

Arden Bondy Sperry ’48, P’80 ❖

Eugenie Lamb Fauver ’48, P’78

Anne M. Strong ’62 Paula J. Brink

Catherine Smith Leonard ’62

Eleanor and Jack Barnes P’19

Susan Powers Urstadt ’60 Reuben C. Brink

Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55

Patricia Connors Warrender ’60

Paula J. Brink

Marion MacKenzie Christoph Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80

Pakoua Vang

Marjorie Hanley Burrow ’40, P’65, GP’89

Nora Cooney Marra ’78

Brice Barry Russian ’89

Elizabeth Hoodes Bender ’78

Maude Urmston Chilton ’53, P’77 ’79

Darlene J. Montgomery

Jessica M. Bruen ’03 Carol-Ann Bruen P’03

Roger Cantello P’14

Yamy Vang ’88

Jacinta Lomba ’13

Sarah G. Wadsworth ’78 Darrell Carrington P’02

Elizabeth Hoodes Bender ’78

Olivia Burr Slutzky ’87

Caroline Walker

Cecily Chilton Matthai ’77

Meaghan McLean Boisfeuillet ’99 Susan J. Perillo

Illa Larkin Clement ’37, P’65

Dorothy and Richard Peirce

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Henrietta Clement Hildebrand ’65

Monica Adams ’77

Dore Atwill Kesterson ’91

EWS Development Office

Nora Cooney

Nuala O’Donnell Pell ’42

K. Bryant Wick, Jr.

Paula J. Brink Molly Turro ’09

Elizabeth Hoodes Bender ’78

Sylvia Breed Gates ’42

Emily R. Wick P’15

Gail Cottingham

Jimmie Lee Pendleton

Louise Brooks Willard ’46

Alexandra Sewall Mackey ’49

Doris Pendleton McClain ’75

Henry K. Willard II S’46

Courtney Cramer ’88

Philip Yanaway

Beth McGuinness ’88

Wendy Vander Poel Russell ’37, P’58 ’60

Beatriz de la Sierra ’86

Gretchen Miller Elkus ’60 Henrietta Clement Hildebrand ’65

Stephen Dunn

Elizabeth DeLong Kuhl ’44

Dean Yamada

EWS Faculty 1996-2000 Allison M. Quigley ’00

EWS Friends Fadumo Y. Abdullhi ’14 Jessica Bartolini-Buggein ’95 Charlotte Meyer ’64

Mary and Mitchell Robinson GP’14, ’17

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IN HONOR OF (CONTINUED)

Maureen Fiedler P’95, ’98 Jennifer Soderburg ’98

Kirina Gair-MacMichael ’14 Anne Gair-MacMichael P’14

Thom and Kimberly Greenlaw Katherine Garrahan

Annabelle M. Hicks ’10 Laura and George V. Hicks P’10

Miss Florence Hunt Haydee Diaz-Camacho von Sternberg ’64

Jessica P. Kantor ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Kantor P’15

Barbara Thomas Kennedy ’69 Robert E. Thomas P’69

Genie Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18 Eleanor and Jack Barnes P’19

Jacinta Lomba ’13 Genie and John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18

Sara Lomba ’16 Genie and John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18

Sofia Lomba ’18 Genie and John Lomba P’13, ’16, ’18

David Odell MacKenzie Marion MacKenzie Christoph

Cythlen Cunningham Maddock ’63 Robin Frost Bessin ’63

Meg S. Mahoney Maria Arico ’13 Ross A. C. Beed ’13 Jonell Brown ’13 Heather M. Carey ’13 Hen Chang ’13 Xinrui R. Chen ’13

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Seo Yoon Cheong ’13 Amy R. Crescimanno ’13 Keelyn T. Crowe ’13 Victoria M. Daguerre-Bradford ’13 Eryn B. Dioli ’13 Kelly D. Dyson ’13 Lu Fang ’13 Samantha L. Gonzalez ’13 Nicole T. Gregory ’13 Ji Yeon Han ’13 Emery Hanson ’13 Allison L. Harris ’13 Sahra Ibrahimi ’13 Hannah M. Jones ’13 Emily Kirby ’13 Amanda Lee ’13 Alexandria E. Leidt ’13 Alice Lin ’13 Ya Liu ’13 Jacinta Lomba ’13 Karen E. Macke ’13 Ameena Makhdoomi ’13 Marisa Martin ’13 Hannah Meehan ’13 Madison Morsch ’13 Brianna E. Neely ’13 Emilee O’Brien ’13 Jill E. O’Brien ’13 Autumn E. Ondo ’13 Basak Oztahtaci ’13 Devin C. Pafumi ’13 Tara L. Patrina ’13 Victoria Petrilli ’13 Chelsea B. Regan ’13 Abigail R. Reynolds ’13 Brittany R. Sawyer ’13 Weiqian Sheng ’13 Coriene Smith ’13 Lena Springer ’13 Caroline A. Streett ’13 Abigail Symes ’13 Artemis E. M. Talvat ’14 Elizabeth K. Turner ’14 Paige Williams-Rivera ’13 Hanye Zhang ’13 XiaoYun Zhang ’13 Yiru Zhong ’13

Cassia Montgomery ’96

Thalassa Skinner ’82

Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Montgomery, Jr. GP’96

H. Catherine Skinner P’82

Coriene Smith ’13 Brittany Coons Noble ’02

Phyllis and Frank Smith P’13

Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Coons P’02

Bessie and Tom Speers P’16 Heidi Odenwaelder ’12

Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Odenwaelder P’12

Elizabeth Cromwell Speers P’16

Ashley Lickle O’Neil ’78

❖ Ruth Proffitt Mrs. Susan Speers GP’16

Elizabeth Hoodes Bender ’78

Elizabeth S. Spoehel ’14 Paris Palmer ’15

Deborah Bell Spoehel ’75, P’14

Shahla Palmer P’15

Stephanie J. Sponzo ’14 Jeanette C. Pelizzon ’07

Susan Vanaria P’14

Col. and Mrs. David R. Pelizzon P’07

Artemis Talvat ’14 Susan J. Perillo

Laura Whiteman ’81, P’14

Jennifer Soderburg ’98 Christine Isidoro ’98

Nicole Paquet Whitehead ’01 Jane and Ray Paquet P’01

Alexandra Prager ’07 Beverly and Richard Prager P’04, ’07

Sarah Prager ’04 Beverly and Richard Prager P’04, ’07

Katherine R. Richardson ’14 Kristen and Dennis Richardson P’14, ’15

Nicole E. Rusch ’15 Beverley and Warren Walker GP’15

Pamela Safford ’81 Deborah Safford P’81, ’84

Suzanne Safford ’84 Deborah Safford P’81, ’84

Dr. Sheri Schmidt Jacinta Lomba ’13

Sabrina Schorr Toan Huynh ’93

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The Endowed Funds of The Ethel Walker School The Ethel Walker School is proud to have 63 endowed funds that support the mission of the School. Without these funds, Walker’s would not be able to provide the many enriching opportunities available for students and faculty. We are grateful to all those who established and continue to support these funds. A Better Chance Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1988 to benefit minority students.

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

Claudia Aguero ’84 Scholarship Fund Established in 1985 in memory of ❖Claudia Aguero ’84, this scholarship is awarded annually to a deserving student.

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

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

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

The Constance L. Bell Library Endowment Fund This fund was established by the Bell family primarily to benefit the Constance Lavino Bell Library at The Ethel Walker School. The income from the Fund is used exclusively for the support of the Constance Lavino Bell Library. The Gertrude J. Berman Flower Fund This fund was established in 1978 by Diane Berman Hoffman and Barbara Berman Levy in memory of their mother Gertrude, grandmother of Carol Hoffman Jason ’75, Barbara Hoffman Siegenfeld ’76, Alyssa Levy ’63, and Mary Jane Levy Dickson ’68, to purchase flowers for Reunion Weekend.

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

The Margaret Huling Bonz Women of Distinction Speakers Series Endowment Fund This fund was established in honor of Margaret Huling Bonz, Head of The Ethel Walker School from 1988 through 1999, for her years of dedication and commitment to the students, faculty and members of The Ethel Walker School community. The Fund will provide the resources for the School to invite annually a Edna Adan Ismail, the 2013-2014 Bonz woman of distinction to Women of Distinction speaker participate in an activity with students and faculty and to give a formal presentation to the School community and invited guests.

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

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made to the Fund’s principal. Income from the endowment continues to make a significant impact on the School’s ability to enhance the Bell Library’s collection and technology in support of Walker’s curriculum.

The Elizabeth Gilbert Fortune ’36 Endowed Scholarship for Legacies Established in 1998 by ❖Elizabeth Gilbert Fortune ’36, this scholarship was created to encourage Walker’s alumnae to keep the Walker’s tradition alive in their families. Scholarship assistance from The Elizabeth Gilbert Fortune ’36 Scholarship Fund is available to any qualified legacy applicant or student. A merit scholarship is awarded annually.

The Culpepper Endowment for Faculty Support Fund Established in 1980 by the Charles E. Culpepper Foundation to support faculty study and professional growth.

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

The Davies Visiting Artist Endowment Fund Established in 1999 by Mr. and Mrs. John B. Davies in honor of their daughters, Sarah Davies Murad ’00 and Leslie Davies Huguenin ’96. The income from this fund is used to bring visiting artists to campus. Philip Sedgwick Deely Faculty Enrichment Fund Established in 1987 in honor of Philip Deely, former Associate Head of School, in recognition of his dedication and concern for the professional growth of Walker’s faculty. This fund is to be used for faculty study, research, travel, or other worthy projects that will enhance both the knowledge of the recipient and the quality of education at The Ethel Walker School.

Sara Kellogg Goodrich Fitness Center Endowed Fund Established in 2001 in honor of former Coach Goodrich for her years of service to The Ethel Walker School. The income from this fund is to be used to maintain the Fitness Center. Virginia Grof Memorial Scholarship Fund Friends and family in memory of ❖Virginia Grof, beloved housefaculty and grandparent of Holly Jackson ’02 established this Fund in 1996.

The Etherington Family Endowed Fund Established by Tucker Etherington Anderson ’66 and the Etherington family. The Fund will provide for the maintenance of the Julius Mihaly Cross Country Course. The course was built in 1998 through the generosity of the Etherington family in memory of former Riding Master Julius Mihaly and as a tribute to Sandford G. Etherington, a former business manager at The Ethel Walker School.

The Rosi & Toni Grunschlag Scholarship Fund for Piano Students This fund was established in 2012 by former students and friends in honor of sisters ❖Rosi and ❖Toni Grunschlag, who taught piano to over 200 Walker’s students from 1950 until 1974. The Grunschlags, a duo piano team, were professional pianists who performed worldwide and left a lasting impression on their students. The Winifred Hardy ’22 Memorial Scholarship Fund The father of ❖Winifred Hardy Goubert ’22 in her memory established this Fund in 1927. The scholarship is to be awarded to a student in need each year.

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

The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship Fund Established in 1997, this fund helps The Ethel Walker School underwrite a comprehensive program of financial assistance for boarding and day students with demonstrated financial need. It is awarded annually to a qualified student who plans to reside in the United States after completion of her education.

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

The Henderson Endowed Riding Fund Established in 1990 by ❖Harriet Henderson, Class of 1918, to benefit the Riding Program which, since its founding in 1911, has played an important role at the School. Walker’s Riding Program not only accommodates the young girl who wishes to ride, but teaches her responsibility and commitment through the care of animals, helps develop a compassion for life, and a discipline that further builds character.

The Edward E. Ford Faculty Development Fund Established in 1980 to provide an in-service professional development program for faculty.

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

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

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

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

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

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

The Mary Johnstone Fenley Kaye ’20, Mary Fenley Kaye Kelley ’44, and Pamella Kaye Kelley Love ’69 Endowed Wellness Fund Established in 1994 by Pamella Kaye Kelley Love ’69, daughter of the late ❖Mary Fenley Kaye Kelley ’44 and granddaughter of the late ❖Mary Johnstone Fenley Kaye ’20, to provide resources to help underwrite The Ethel Walker School’s Wellness Program: a comprehensive program of lectures, seminars, performances, and staff support related to the physical and mental health, as well as the emotional and spiritual well-being of Walker’s students.

The Charles E. Merrill Educational Enrichment Fund Established in 1980 to help underwrite the cost of special weekend activities which enhance the students’ opportunities to learn experientially and to exercise leadership outside the classroom. Charles E. Merrill Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1979, to be awarded based on need. The Galbraith Mitchell Endowment Fund Established according to ❖Natalie Galbraith Mitchell’s wishes through her estate, this fund is used to provide an opportunity for foreign language teachers to study abroad for a year in a country whose native language is that taught by the teacher. This year of study is known as the “Galbraith Mitchell Sabbatical Year.” Additional income from this fund is used for Galbraith Building improvements, additions, maintenance, and restoration; for

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

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maintenance and restoration of the Mitchell Organ; and for any other purpose the Board of Trustees deems advisable.

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

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

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

The Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Endowed Alumnae Association Induction Fund Established by Whitney Walker Brown to honor her mother, Leslie Hailand Newman ’66, on the occasion of a special birthday and in recognition of her long-standing service to The Ethel Walker School. The Fund will be used to advance the School’s efforts to keep its alumnae engaged by providing the funds to purchase the sundials which are given at the Reunion Weekend chapel service to graduating seniors as a symbol of their induction into the Alumnae Association. The Noyes Endowment Fund Established by ❖Cosy Noyes Lathrop ’37 in 1996 for maintenance of and upgrades to the Noyes Social Center. The Center was originally funded in 1976 by gifts from Mrs. Lathrop, her sister, ❖Nancy Noyes King ’34, and the A.B. & J. Noyes Foundation. The Center enhances the Walker’s experience by providing a place for students to gather, relax, form friendships, and renew spirits. Richard G. Peirce Memorial Fund The Class of 1977 chose to endow a memorial fund in memory of ❖Richard G. Peirce, former Head of the School. Through the efforts of Cecily Chilton Matthai ’77, this memorial Fund honors Mr. Peirce and his dedicated leadership of Walker’s. Gifts to this Fund are recognized as part of the 75th Anniversary Campaign.

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

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

Julia Shaw Rynearson ’57 Endowed Scholarship Fund This fund was originally established in Julia’s memory in 1975 by her father ❖George W. Shaw. The Julia Shaw Rynearson Scholarship Fund, which is awarded annually based on both need and merit, continues to help provide an Ethel Walker education to deserving young women who would otherwise not have the resources to attend. Julia’s brothers, George G. Shaw and Jock Shaw, continue to contribute to the Fund in memory of their sister who was “both a great sister and friend.”

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

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to The Elaine Johnson Wold ’46 Scholarship Fund during the “One Vision, Many Voices Campaign”. Income from the Fund continues to support the School’s ability to grant scholarships to needy, but eminently qualified young women, who both benefit from and contribute profoundly to the Walker’s experience.

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

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

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

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

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

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

New Endowed Funds 2013-2014 The Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Endowed Scholarship Fund Sarah Gates Colley ’75, a loyal alumna, Trustee and Chair of the Centennial Campaign, decided to establish this financial aid scholarship in February of 2014 in response to Walker’s desire to recruit the best students possible regardless of their financial circumstances in hopes that others will follow her lead. The Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Scholarship Fund will provide financial aid for a deserving student or students who demonstrate academic and athletic talent. Renewal will be based on continuing academic excellence, financial need and community participation.

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

The Dana Frederick ’89 Endowed Scholarship Fund In October of 2013 Dr. Walter W. Frederick established this fund in loving memory of his daughter, Dana Frederick, VMD. This scholarship is a tribute to Dana’s life and her many accomplishments. After graduating from Walker’s, Bryn Mawr College, University of Florida, and the University of Pennsylvania, Dana received her veterinary degree and practiced veterinary medicine in VA and DC. It was during this time that she founded the School of Labrador Seeing Eye Dogs in Manhattan. Each year income from The Dana Frederick ’89 Scholarship Fund will be used to provide a scholarship for a deserving student entering her freshman or sophomore year at Walker’s who shows great promise in both athletics and academics while meeting financial aid requirements. When possible, the scholarship will be awarded to the same student until graduation.

Albert Williams Scholarship Fund This fund was established in 1983 by ❖Mrs. Louise M. Williams, mother of ❖Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55, to be awarded to a deserving student. Frank O. H. Williams Endowed Fund Established in 1997 to support the day-to-day operations of the riding program in memory of ❖Frank O. H. Williams, former Board of Trustees member and friend of The Ethel Walker School. Income from the endowment is used in part to provide upkeep for the Frank O. H. Williams Barn, which was renamed to honor him in 1985 after he spearheaded the very successful “Save the Barn” campaign. The Elaine Johnson Wold ’46 Endowed Scholarship Fund Originally established in 1987, significant additions have been made

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The Ethel Walker Heritage Society The Ethel Walker School has been the proud recipient of bequests from many generous alumnae, parents and friends over the years. In today’s uncertain economy, some donors feel the need to hang onto their assets during their lifetime, but are happy to make an impact on The Ethel Walker School through their estate. Ways to remember Walker’s through your estate plans: • Designate a percentage of your estate, or a particular stock, bond, or mutual fund portfolio • Bequeath a primary or second home • Make Walker’s the beneficiary of your IRA or pension plan • Remember Walker’s through a charitable remainder or lead trust • After providing for family and friends, designate Walker’s as the residuary beneficiary of your charitable trust or estate • Name Walker’s as a contingent beneficiary of an IRA or trust, in the event that certain beneficiaries predecease the donor

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

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

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

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

Please contact: Marion Paterson P’14, ’17 Director of Development The Ethel Walker School 230 Bushy Hill Road Simsbury, CT 06070 Phone: 860-408-4257 Email: mpaterson@ethelwalker.org

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

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The Ethel Walker Heritage Society Frances Beatty Adler ’66 Lynn Allegaert ’64 Joan Garver Anderson ’57 Beverly Vander Poel Banker ’60, P’82 Margot Campell Bogert ’60 Jane Rae Bradford Ann Watson Bresnahan ’69 Claudia Ramsland Burch ’68 Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Elizabeth and Paul Chotkowski P’08, ’10 ❖ Illa Larkin Clement ’37, P’65 Sarah Gates Colley ’75 Clive K. Connor P’05 Quarrier B. Cook ’53 Sharon and John Davies P’96, ’00 Amey Amory DeFriez ’45 Susan Ziebarth Delaporte ’75 Clarissa Yantis Downey ’53 Natalie Fesenmyer Emery ’55 Sandy and Gary Flood P’94 Walter W. Frederick P’89 Sylvia Breed Gates ’42 Leonor Lobo de Gonzalez ’51 Sara Kellogg Goodrich Stephanie Bothwell-Grillo ’90 Ruth Harrison Grobe ’69 Kate Crichton Gubelmann ’67 C. Hugh Hildesley P’85 Leslie Davies Huguenin ’96 Frieda Jacobs ’71 Carol Hoffman Jason ’75 and Joel Jason Virginia Rice Kelsey ’52 ❖ Louisa Livingston Kennedy ’52 Royce Lake Lehmann ’54 Catherine McIntire Leslie ’37, P’62, ’66 Alison McCall ’72 Katherine McComb ’70 Victoria Monocchi P’16 Katherine and Kenneth Mountcastle, Jr. P’72, ’74 Elizabeth Nash Muench ’55 Caroline Adams Muller ’67 Leslie Hailand Newman ’66 Celeste Royall Niarchos ’64

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Kimberly S. Niles ’68 Judith N. Phelps Alexandra Potts Pool ’48 Martha Bloch McLanahan ’58 Letitia McClure Potter ’55, P’85 Elizabeth Rauch Rainoff ’53 Nancy Rathborne ’59 Shannon Young Ray ’80 Sarah Johnson Redlich ’78, P’10 Helenmarie Rodgers P ’16 Margot Treman Rose ’80 Mary Bebel Schinke ’81 ❖ Deborah Flagg Scott ’48, P’74 Tracey Smith ’74 Jane Bassett Spilman P’76 Elizabeth Austell Straight ’68 J. Randall Furlong Street ’57 Susan Knapp Thomas ’80 Marlene Marx Twaddell ’56 Abra Prentice Wilkin ’60 Terese Treman Williams ’55, P’80 Nancy Cooper Young-Williams ’48, P’70

2013-2014 MATURED BEQUESTS RECEIVED Ethel Worthington Riley ’35 Marguerite Nichols ’31, P’53 Elizabeth Carpenter Davis ’41, GP’80 Deborah Williams MacKenzie ’55 (pending) Robert H. Spillman P’76 Louise Brooks Willard ’46

Please note: 64% of the members of The Ethel Walker Heritage Society also gave a gift to the annual fund this year!

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