Report To Donors 2013-2014

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Disclaimer: The 2013-2014 Report to Donors includes gifts received between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014. The Perkiomen School strives to recognize all who thoughtfully contributed to the school, and we apologize if we inadvertently omitted or misspelled any name. Please alert us if an error has been made so that we may correct our record.

Office of Alumni and Development The Perkiomen School 200 Seminary Street Pennsburg, PA 18073 215-679-1157 development@perkiomen.org Contributing Photographers: Jorge Ramirez, Tim Miller

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HEADMASTER’S WELCOME AND THANKS

Dear Friends:

Dear Perkiomen Community:

As an alumnus, past parent, and current president of the Board of Trustees, I’m honored to add my personal thanks for your generous contributions and to recognize Headmaster Christopher Tompkins, Director of Development Karl Welsh, and the entire development team for their hard work last year.

In this year’s Report to Donors, we are celebrating you—the alumni, families, and friends whose generous contributions deserve our sincerest thanks. Together, we “made it count” with a successful and exciting 2013-2014 school year that included record enrollment, the rollout of the new iPad program, campus improvements, a new speaker series, many opportunities for our athletes, artists, and musicians to showcase their talents, and of course, the construction of two stunning dormitories as part of the ongoing Eat|Sleep|Dream campaign.

In the pages that follow, the impact of your support has been illustrated wherever possible with quotes from students and alumni, highlights from the year, and specific examples of how gifts from donors like you made a difference. I hope the appreciation of our students, faculty, and staff is keenly felt.

While every gift is significant, a few generous individuals made a deep impression last year. The Reverend George E. Thomas, a former Perkiomen chaplain, pledged an estate gift of $150,000 to endow four new scholarship prizes and support the Christmas Vespers service. Former Headmaster George Allison and his wife, Lucy, endowed a scholarship fund for boarding students that has already attracted additional financial support.

Eric E. Kolbe ’61, our leading campaign donor, pledged an additional $500,000 to construct an accessible entrance, restroom, and elevator for Carnegie Library, among other projects.

By expanding the Perkiomen Fund, growing the endowment, and laying the foundations for the Eat|Sleep|Dream campaign, your collective gifts in 2013-2014 have strengthened Perkiomen for generations to come.

Thank you for your loyalty.

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These remarkable gifts, along with every contribution received, enabled us to live our mission to “inspire students to risk becoming their best.”

Thank you for your support in 2013-2014.

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FINANCIAL AID & ADMISSIONS

When asked why they chose Perkiomen, many students point to the warm community atmosphere or simply feeling at home. Last year, your gifts helped support a successful admissions program that excites prospective students, welcomes new arrivals, and keeps current students returning each year.

For many, however, the Perkiomen experience would be out of reach without your support.

Your gifts in 2013-2014 made it possible to attract and retain students regardless of financial status. Thank you for helping to keep Perkiomen accessible and affordable for great applicants and returning students.

“It was kind of a gut feeling. I knew I wanted to be here, which I didn’t get from the 10 or 12 other schools I toured.”

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YOU HELPED KEEP PERKIOMEN ACCESSIBLE AND WELCOMING. THANK YOU! 2013/2014 HIGHLIGHTS

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$4,o00,000+ With your help, Perkiomen provided 167 students with over $4 million in aid.

360 Perkiomen achieved record enrollment with nearly 360 boarding and day students.

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S C H OLARS H I P S

AWA R D E D

With the help of Pennsylvania businesses, six in-state students received scholarships through the state Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs.

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ACAD EM IC S

Every day, Perkiomen students are inspired to break out of their academic comfort zones and reach the next level of achievement.

Your collective gifts provided the tools that made it all possible this past school year, including equipment for a middle school aquaponics project, materials for a bridge building contest in geometry classes, support for Perkiomen’s team of talented faculty through a wide variety of professional development, and opportunities for students to learn outside of the classroom at area museums, university lectures, and the local environment.

2013/2014 ACADEM IC H IG H LIG HTS

YOU HELPED DEVELOP YOUNG MINDS AS WELL AS SUPPORT INNOVATIVE AND CARING FACULTY. THANK YOU!

“We had a project called ‘Down and Out at The Perkiomen School,’ a creative writing project mirroring the style of George Orwell.

I always saw myself as a creative writer, but what I produced for that assignment was like day and night from what I had been able to do before.

My style evolved.”

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The Perkiomen School successfully transitioned to an all-school iPad program, which utilizes electronic textbooks and the latest educational apps for teaching and learning.

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STUDENTS SCORED HIGH

In the World Language department, 33 Perkiomen students in grades 6 through 12 received recognition for their high scores on the National Spanish, German, and Latin Exams.

PLACE ME N T

In total, 137 Perkiomen students sat for 309 Advanced Placement Exams, and 33 students earned AP Scholar status based upon their high scores.

FAC U LT Y S U M M E R AC T I V I T I E S

Nearly all faculty spent the summer months on one or more of the following activities: graduate school, workshops and conferences, AP instruction and curriculum work, Perkiomen-related travel, or teaching at Perkiomen summer camps. 

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WRITING CENTER UNVEILED

Perkiomen’s new alumni STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) lecture series featured Jason Kreisher ‘01, a mechanical engineer who visited physics classes and provided a community lecture on commercial space flight, and Anne Blair ’05, a biostatician who discussed the importance of science and math beyond the classroom.

The new Writing Center was unveiled in the fall term. Based on university models, the Writing Center provides students with support and feedback on college essays, class papers, lab reports, and personal creative writing projects.

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ARTS

2013/2014 ARTS HIGHLIGHTS

Opportunities abound for Perkiomen art students through classes, clubs, performances, and exhibitions. Last year, several students also developed their own innovative personal projects, like outdoor art installations, marketing videography and photography, and original music recordings. Your gifts in 2013-2014 supported student-led projects, provided materials, and helped create limitless opportunities for art on campus.

“Perk has given me opportunities no other place could have given me, like real work experience making a commercial, allowing me to improve my work and become a better film maker. Perk has a motto, Solvitur Vivendo, it is learned through doing, and I honestly believe that Perk has been true to that mission because I have learned through my experiences here more than anything else.”

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YOU HELPED STUDENTS EXPLORE THEIR CREATIVITY AND CREATE NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR ART ON CAMPUS. THANK YOU!

T H E AT E R A D D E D F I F T H S H OW

Perkiomen Theater added a fifth show this school year. Middle School actors performed Alice in Wonderland, while the Upper School undertook two backto-back plays in the fall: Brighton Beach Memoirs and its sequel, Broadway Bound,

by Neil Simon. In the winter, the musical Working provided plenty of roles to go around and attracted new students to theater, while the annual spring Variety Show provided another outlet for creative student performances. 

MIDDLE SCHOOL ARTISTS EXPLORED NEW MEDIUMS

Middle School artists had the unique opportunity to explore graffiti as an art medium. As part of a larger project in which they created anti-bullying PSA posters and photographs, students spray painted positive messages inside Engle House prior to its demolition.

RECORDING STUDIO

Last year, several students took advantage of the opportunity to record original pieces in Kehs Hall’s recording studio.

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In the spring, Perkiomen recognized student artists during the annual Wallace Reid Awards. Co-hosts Ben J. ’14 and Amber Goupil, Dean of the Middle School and Art Department Chair, presented 21 awards to thespians, vocalists, musicians, and artists at the red carpet event.

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AT H L E T I C S

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On the courts, in the pool, and on the fields, Perkiomen students learned valuable life lessons that will aid them in and beyond athletics. Last year, gifts from donors like you provided uniforms, equipment, travel expenses, and facility improvements that allowed Perkiomen athletes to perform their best. This support, along with the talent of our athletes and coaches, resulted in a successful year that included nine championship tournament wins in Boys and Girls Basketball, Boys and Girls Lacrosse, Girls Soccer, Cross Country, Softball, Baseball, and Girls Tennis.

“I was on the wrestling team beginning in 8th grade and was captain my senior year. I was not the type of person who was a natural athlete…I started from the bottom and that was a really hard thing to do. And what that taught me more than anything else in the world, if you’re interested—whether you’re interested in sports or business—you must be able to stick it out.”

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YOU HELPED STUDENTS LEARN ABOUT STRENGTH, DETERMINATION, TEAMWORK, AND LEADERSHIP. THANK YOU!

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Ken Baker, Director of Athletics and Head Baseball Coach, reached his 400th career win at Perkiomen.

GOLF SET SCHOOL RECORD

Golf set a school record with a low score of 199.

NEW HALL OF FAME

Perkiomen’s Athletic Hall of Fame received a major face lift. It now consists of two digital screens that display photos and biographies and list honorees by graduation decade.

SOFTBALL FIELD UPGRADE

The Softball field was improved with a new and attractive home-run fence. Now named the Schultz Family Field, the project was made possible with support from trustee Scott R. Schultz ’83 P ’11, ’13.

SWIM TEAM BROKE RECORDS

Last year’s swim team broke the pool record for the 200 Free Relay as well as their team record for the 200 Free Relay and 200 Medley Relay.

BOYS BASKETBALL COMPETED AT S TAT E TO U R N A M E N T

WINTER TRACK ADDED

Perkiomen added winter track as an athletic option, and over 30 students participated.

Boys Basketball competed at the state tournament and won the first round 45-44.

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STUDENT LIFE

2013/2014 STUDENT LIFE HIGHLIGHTS

For Bella, quoted below, taking part in a unique weekend activity helped her feel like a member of the Perkiomen family during her first weeks on campus. At Perkiomen, the student life program encourages global friendships, fosters a sense of community, teaches responsibility, supports students academically, and provides a healthy balance between work and play. From advising and study hall, to clubs and weekend activities, your gifts contributed to a program that touches every aspect of the Perkiomen experience.

“When I first came to Perkiomen, I was not very familiar with the American and International students.

During the Zombie Run, some of them poured the fake blood on my shirt and brought me together with other people. I really felt like part of the Perkiomen community that day.”

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N E W W E E K LY S C H E D U L E

A new weekly schedule provided time for student-led chapel presentations, guest speakers, additional advising periods, and clubs, leadership societies, and activities like Meditation, Dance Club, the Honor Review Board, the Horticulture Society, and the World Language and Culture Club.

SOCIAL JUSTICE WEEK

Perkiomen’s annual Social Justice Week included over 15 discussion sessions, film screenings, lectures, workshops, and activities related to bullying, the environment, culture, and diversity.

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Perkiomen students logged 3,589 hours of community service in 2013-2014.

FUN WEEKEND ACTIVITIES

Weekend activities included backyard s’mores, fall pumpkin carving, movies in Carnegie library, ski trips, 76ers games, visits to area museums and zoos, the Baltimore Comic Convention, and an overnight trip to Boston. 

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2 0 1 3 / 2 0 1 4 E AT | S L E E P | D R E A M H I G H L I G H T S

Acting as an extended family for each young adult, the Perkiomen community provides the nourishment and environment that activates students’ awareness of the world around them, enabling them to discover their unique abilities and achieve excellence.

The Eat|Sleep|Dream campaign for student life will provide facilities that strengthen and support this environment of community, knowledge, and success. The campaign goals include an enhanced dining experience, improved dormitory lounges throughout campus, and two new dormitories—the now completed Kolbe and Riordan Halls.

Your gifts in 2013-2014 helped to lay the literal and figurative foundations of this campaign.

YOU HELPED LAY THE FOUNDATION OF THE EAT|SLEEP|DREAM CAMPAIGN FOR STUDENT LIFE. THANK YOU!

FUND RAISING

PROGRE SS

$8,200,458 From around the world, donors like you helped provide a total of $8,200,458 in gifts and pledges over the past two years.

CONSTRUCTION

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During the 2013-2014 school year, construction began on Kolbe Hall and Riordan Hall, two new dormitories that are now complete, while work to develop plans for the dining hall continues today.

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E AT | S L E E P | D R E A M C A M PA I G N D O N O R S

The Perkiomen School appreciates the early, leadership donors who provided gifts & pledges to the Eat|Sleep|Dream: Building a Vision for Student Life campaign during the 2013-2014 school year.

MR. CHRISTOPHER BARONE AND MRS. MARCIA BARONE ’79 (T), P ’14, ’17 ◊◊

MR. JAMES E. SCHULZ, SR. ’81 (T) AND MRS. DEBORAH SCHULZ P ’02, ’10 ◊

REV. THOMAS CRAVER AND REV. JANET ROSE P ’14, ’16 DOROTHY M. PFENDER FOUNDATION

MR. JIAN SHEN AND MRS. MING HU P ’14

MR. MITCHELL R. DAVIS ’82

MR. JEFFREY STAUFFER AND MRS. LUANNE STAUFFER (T) ◊◊

MR. BENEDIKT ENGELS AND MRS. HILDEGARD ENGELS P ’16 MR. JAMES R. FABER (T) AND MRS. KAREN FABER

MR. BARRY A. SOLOMON ’68 ◊◊

MR. CHRISTOPHER R. TOMPKINS (T, E) AND MRS. KATHERINE I. TOMPKINS (E), P ’19 MR. GUOQIANG WANG AND MRS. JIN RUI P ’15

MR. BARRY P. FORMAN ’63 (T) AND MRS. CAROLE FORMAN ◊◊

MR. KARL WELSH (E) AND MRS. KAREN CAVALLO

MR. MICHAEL C. FOUX (E) AND MRS. PATRICIA FOUX

MR. SUNNY WONG ’86

MR. WILLIAM C. FRITZ ’64 (T) AND MRS. MARY FRITZ P ’90 ◊◊

MR. XIAOFENG XU AND MRS. JIE HUANG P ’16

DR. WON-PYO HONG AND MRS. YOO-KYUNG LIM P ’16

MR. KYONG SIK YANG AND MRS. SUNG HEE KOO P ’15

MR. DONGHUI HUANG AND MS. XIAOHONG LI P ’15

MR. CHUNG CYUM YU AND MRS. HYAE GYEONG YANG P ’14

THE JAINDL FAMILY

MR. YOU LI ZHENG AND MRS. LIYUN HUANG P ’15

MR. GRIGORIY KHVAN AND MS. TATYANA KHVAN P ’14 MR. JINZHAO LI AND MRS. LIPING HUANG P ’15 MR. SHUHUI LI AND MRS. LI LI P ’15 MR. MARK LONGSTRETH (E) AND MRS. PAIGE LONGSTRETH (E), P ’14, P ’17 MR. CHANGLIN MA AND MRS. GUANGHUA ZHOU P ’17 MR. G. BRYCE MANTHORNE, JR. ’64 (T) AND MRS. JANE MANTHORNE ◊◊ MS. JI-YOUNG OH P ’18 WILMER AND EVELYN SCHULTZ FAMILY FOUNDATION

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COLLEGE COUNSELING

Researching and applying to colleges, securing financial aid, and waiting for acceptances can be a daunting process for juniors and seniors. At Perkiomen, students have the benefit of three college counselors who, as residential members of the Perkiomen family, are well-situated to understand the needs and goals of each student they advise.

Your gifts supported a variety of college counseling events: information sessions and webinars for parents and students, panels featuring college representatives and Perkiomen alumni, and weekend trips to visit colleges in Boston, Philadelphia, upstate New York, and central Pennsylvania.

2013/2014 COLLEGE COUNSELING HIGHLIGHTS

YOU HELPED GUIDE STUDENTS TOWARDS THE RIGHT FIT FOR THEIR FUTURE. THANK YOU!

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75% 75% of the Class of 2014 matriculated to schools ranked “most,” “highly,” or “very competitive”

by Barron’s Profile of American Colleges.

“Mrs. Davidson-Kellogg helped tremendously because I had a whole big list of colleges I wanted to apply to, but we talked and decided that a smaller size, liberal arts school would be perfect for me…I chose Susquehanna because it feels like home, it feels like Perk.”

A K S H AY

S T U D E N T AT H L E T E S R E C R U I T E D

Two student athletes were recruited for NCAA Division II schools, and three were recruited for NCAA Division III.

FALL COLLEGE VISITS

Over 110 colleges and universities visited campus last fall.

CLASS OF 2014 PLANS

The Class of 2014 matriculated to a wide variety of schools including Carnegie Mellon University, Academy of Art University, Bates College, University of Southern California, University of Richmond, Cornell University, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Sarah Lawrence College, Rochester Institute of Technology, Franklin & Marshall College, Wake Forest University, and The College of William and Mary.

W I D E AC C E P TA N C E F O R G R A D S

Students from the Class of 2014 were accepted to colleges in 27 states, Puerto Rico, the District of Columbia, Canada, and Switzerland.

A R T S A N D A P P L I C AT I O N S

Fine and Performing Arts played a major role in the application process for five students.

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2013/2014 BUILDING AND GROUNDS HIGHLIGHTS

BUILDING AND GROUNDS

The green lawns and fields, iconic cupola, historic library, and stunning glass wall of Schumo Academic Center reflect the past and present on one dynamic and striking campus. Comfort, safety, and pride of place are important at Perkiomen, and your gifts help by supporting the maintenance, repairs, and renovations that keep campus beautiful and running smoothly all year long.

“It’s beautiful. As a photographer, I think the ever-changing light on campus, the reflections, and the colors are so astounding. It’s a beautiful place to go to school.”

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YOU HELPED KEEP PERKIOMEN A BEAUTIFUL AND COMFORTABLE PLACE TO LIVE AND LEARN. THANK YOU!

A SAFE AND SECURE CAMPUS

New electronic locks and an attractive fence were installed for greater campus safety and security.

N E W R O O F I N S TA L L E D

The future of Hollenbach Athletic Center was protected with the installation of a new roof.

B AT E L O U N G E R E N O VAT E D

In Hollenbach Athletic Center, Bate Lounge, named after Norman Rockwell Bate ’61, was renovated and rededicated with support from the Board of Trustees. 

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Perkiomen improved the Nallo Media Center, the Allison Middle School Program’s library.

STUDENT LOUNGE UPGRADED

Student lounges throughout campus were renovated, enlarged, and enhanced with comfortable new furniture.

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2013/2014 REVENUE AND EXPENSE BUDGET

2013/2014 REVENUE

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ROLL CALL OF DONORS TO ALL FUNDS

Perkiomen gratefully recognizes YOU— the individuals, families, businesses, companies, and foundations that supported Perkiomen with gifts and gifts-inkind during the 2013-2014 fiscal year. Your cumulative support provided $1,377,652 to benefit our students, faculty, program, and campus. Thank you for an amazing year.

THE OSCAR S. KRIEBEL SOCIETY ($10,000 OR MORE) ANONYMOUS DONOR EAST PENN MANUFACTURING CO., INC. – DEKA BATTERIES MR. DANIEL D. BREIDEGAM ’71 AND MRS. MARY J. BREIDEGAM ◊◊

REV. THOMAS CRAVER AND REV. JANET ROSE P ’14, ’16 – DOROTHY M. PFENDER FOUNDATION

THE JAINDL FAMILY MR. GRIGORIY KHVAN AND MS. TATYANA KHVAN P ’14 MR. DONGHUI HUANG AND MS. XIAOHONG LI P ’15

MR. SCOTT R. SCHULTZ ’83 (T) AND MRS. KARLA SCHULTZ P ’11, ’13 ◊

PHILIP A. LLOYD, II, ESQ. ’65 (T) AND MRS. PEGGY LLOYD ◊◊

WILMER AND EVELYN SCHULTZ FAMILY FOUNDATION

MR. JAMES E. SCHULZ, SR. ’81 (T) AND MRS. DEBORAH SCHULZ P ’02, ’10 ◊◊

MR. JOHN F. SCHMIDT AND MRS. MAYRA N. SCHMIDT P ’14

MR. BARRY A. SOLOMON ’68 ◊◊

MRS. MARGARET K. SCHUMO (LT), P ’78 ◊◊

MR. JIAN SHEN AND MRS. MING HU P ’14 MR. JEFFREY STAUFFER AND MRS. LUANNE STAUFFER (T) ◊◊

MR. GUOQIANG WANG AND MRS. JING RUI P ’15

MRS. SHEERI K. STEINBERG ’81 ◊◊

WOLFINGTON BUS COMPANY

MR. A. FREDERICK TRAVAGLINI ’4 3 (TE) AND MRS. BARBARA TRAVAGLINI ◊◊

MR. SUNNY WONG ’86

UNIVEST BANK AND TRUST CO.

MR. XIAOFENG XU AND MRS. JIE HUANG P ’16

MR. GUOJUN WANG AND MRS. XIUPING CHEN P ’14

MR. RICHARD WOLFINGTON AND MRS. KELLY WOLFINGTON P ’10

MR. SUNG SIK YANG ’84 (T) AND MRS. JAY HONG

THE 1875 SOCIETY ($1,875-$2,499)

M&T BANK MR. YOUNG JIN CHO AND MRS. HYUN JEONG OH P ’16

MR. JINZHAO LI AND MRS. LIPING HUANG P ’15

MR. BENEDIKT ENGELS AND MRS. HILDEGARD ENGELS P ’16

MR. CHANGLIN MA AND MRS. GUANGHUA ZHOU P ’17

MR. RALPH M. FREYDBERG ’56 ◊◊

MS. JI-YOUNG OH P ’18

MR. WILLIAM C. FRITZ, CLU, CHFC ’64 (T) AND MRS. MARY FRITZ P ’90 ◊◊

MR. WAYNE E. ENGLE P ’81 ◊◊

MS. CHERYL PRICE ’73 ◊◊

MR. JAMES R. FABER (T) AND MRS. KAREN FABER

ARKAY TOOL AND DIE

MS. JEAN S. ROSENTHAL ’76 ◊◊

MR. JACK M. FERRAIOLI AND MRS. DONNA M. FERRAIOLI P ’16

MR. JAMES B. BROFF ’60 (HT) ◊◊

MR. JOHN D. SCHLEGEL ’61, P ’84 ◊◊

MR. JAMES J. FINNEGAN AND MRS. LYNNE FINNEGAN P ’16

MS. MINGMAN SUN

MR. HOWARD J. FORMAN ’66 ◊◊ MR. MICHAEL C. FOUX (E) AND MRS. PATRICIA FOUX DR. EDWARD M. FRIEDMAN ’61

MR. M. BERRY GRANT, JR. ’64 ◊◊

THE PURPLE AND GOLD SOCIETY ($750-$1,874)

DR. WON-PYO HONG AND MRS. YOO-KYUNG LIM P ’16

MR. ARTHUR A. ABPLANALP, JR. ’64 ◊◊

MR. DONALD F. GOEBERT AND MRS. REBECCA GOEBERT ’54, P ’93 ◊◊

AETNA FOUNDATION, INC.

DR. MARK K. GOLDSTEIN ’56 ◊◊

MR. JOHN H. AULD ’58 ◊

MRS. FLORENCE E. HEYDT P ’70 ◊◊

MR. CHRISTOPHER BARONE AND MRS. MARCIA BARONE ’79 (T), P ’14, ’17 ◊◊

MR. JOHN A. HEYDT ’70 ◊◊

MR. GEORGE MESCHTER, JR. ’70 (T) AND MRS. SUSAN MESCHTER ◊◊ POWER COMPONENT SALES COMPANY

MR. WILLIAM R. BLANK ’66 ◊◊ BOEING MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM

PERKIOMEN PARENTS ASSOCIATION ◊◊ PNC FOUNDATION

MR. NORMAN J. OLSON ’60 (T) AND MRS. ANNE OLSON ◊

MR. MARK C. MAMOLEN ’64 ◊◊ *

MICHAEL J. PEDRICK, ESQ. ’77

MR. CHRISTOPHER S. EASTON ’80 ◊◊

THE MARIAN J. STEFANO SOCIETY ($2,500-$4,999)

MR. DAH-LUN HUANG AND MS. LIE-CHING TSAI P ’14

MR. DONALD R. MOLL AND MRS. BARBARA MOLL P ’79, GP ’14, ’17 ◊◊

MR. JAMES D. NALLO (T) AND MRS. PEGGY BRADY-NALLO P ’05 ◊

MR. HOWARD S. EPSTEIN ’63 ◊◊

MR. S. RIDGWAY GOODWIN ’60 (T) AND MRS. JOANN GOODWIN ◊◊

DR. ARLEN C. MARKS ’68 ◊◊

DR. MARIANNE T. DAIT ’86 ◊

DR. WILLIAM K. KELLY AND MRS. PAMELA A. KELLY P ’14

VARRICHIO FAMILY FOUNDATION

MR. G. BRYCE MANTHORNE, JR. ’64 (T) AND MRS. JANE MANTHORNE ◊◊

MR. ROBERT K. MORGAN ’64 ◊◊

MR. CHARLES DORMER AND MRS. PATRICIA DORMER P ’16, ’19

MR. W. EDWIN HIMWICH ’77 ◊◊

MS. CYNTHIA MACK P ’16

MR. DAVID B. BUTLER ’67 ◊◊

MR. CHARLES D. DIMARCO

MR. JAMES B. FLAWS ’67 ◊◊

DATACEUTICS, INC. MR. MITCHELL R. DAVIS ’82

MR. ALAN C. BRODY ’51 ◊◊ MR. QUN JIE FAN AND MRS. HONG MIN YU P ’16

MR. KYONG SIK YANG AND MRS. SUNG HEE KOO P ’15

THE BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

An Oscar S. Kriebel Society gift ($10,000+) purchased a new walk-in cooler for Parents Hall.

MR. RONGHUI ZHOU AND MRS. QIAO WANG P ’16

STAUFFER GLOVE & SAFETY

FOUNDERS SOCIETY ($5,000-$9,999)

MR. SHUHUI LI AND MRS. LI LI P ’15

REV. GEORGE THOMAS H ’99 ◊◊

SODEXO ◊

MR. YOU LI ZHENG AND MRS. LIYUN HUANG P ’15

MR. CHINGWEN CHEN AND MRS. MEIWAN HSU P ’14

MR. BARRY P. FORMAN ’63 (T) AND MRS. CAROLE FORMAN ◊◊

ROLL CALL OF DONORS TO ALL FUNDS

GLAXO SMITHKLINE ◊

An Eat|Sleep|Dream campaign gift at the Founders Society level ($5,000-$9,999) provided a three-phase pad transformer to power Perkiomen’s two new dormitories.

MR. J. KRISTIAN PUESCHEL (T) AND MRS. BARBARA PUESCHEL MR. KEVIN SCHULTZ AND MRS. KAREN SCHULTZ P ’12 ◊

MR. ROBERT T. KASSOWAY ’68 ◊◊

MR. MICHAEL SCOTT AND MRS. SUSAN SCOTT P ’14

MR. C. STEPHEN KELLER ’66 ◊◊

MR. ROBERT J. SIKORA ’62, P ’93 ◊◊

MR. JOHN B. LAWRENCE ’63

MR. HARRY R. SILVERGLIDE ’64, P ’05 (T) ◊

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ANONYMOUS DONOR

A Marian J. Stefano Society gift ($2,500$4,999) helped our school shine with 32 new uniforms for Perkiomen athletes.

MRS. JANE ANSCHUTZ ◊

MR. DAVID BEASTEN AND MRS. MARY ANNE BEASTEN P ’05, ’08 ◊

MR. JAMES BREIDENBACH AND MRS. DENISE BREIDENBACH (E), GP ‘16

MR. WILLIAM F. BECHTEL ’57

MS. CORIN BREÑA (E)

MR. CHRISTOPHER V. BECKER ’72

DR. T. CHESTER BRIGHT ’4 8 ◊◊

MR. JOHN E. BERG AND MRS. JOAN BERG (E), P ’06 ◊

MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK BROWN P ’94 ◊

MS. BARBARA A. ARENTH MR. ANASTASIOS ARHONTOULIS AND MRS. PATRICIA M. ARHONTOULIS P ’14 MR. GARY ARNDT (E) MR. HARVEY F. ARTER ’56 ◊◊

MR. MARTIN M. BERLINER AND MRS. GAIL BERLINER P ’89 ◊◊

MR. TIMOTHY SNYDER ’82 ◊

MR. ALEXANDER N. ARTS ’13

MR. WILLIAM H. BEVAN ’61 ◊

STATE FARM COMPANIES FOUNDATION

MR. WESLEY ASTHEIMER ’65 ◊◊

MR. MICHAEL T. BILINSKI ’82 ◊

MR. EDGAR L. STAUFFER AND MRS. MARY BLAKE STAUFFER ◊

THE HON. MARK D. AVERBACH ’64 ◊◊

MR. RODNEY M. BIRKINS ’50 ◊◊

MR. AMADOU BA AND MRS. MAIMOUNA BA P ’13

MR. ROBERT J. BLOCK ’70

MR. CHRISTOPHER R. TOMPKINS (T, E) AND MRS. KATHERINE I. TOMPKINS (E), P ’19 ANDREW S. WADE, ESQ.’64 ◊

MR. JOSE BACARDI AND MRS. MARIE BACARDI P ’89

MR. MARVIN L. WEIZER ’53

MS. INES BAENTSCH GP ’16

MR. JAMES R. WELDON ’66 ◊◊

MR. KENDALL R. BAKER (E) AND MRS. SUZANNE BAKER (E), P ’86, ’91 ◊◊

MR. WEIQIANG ZHOU AND MS. XIAOHONG HU P ’16

SCOTT K. BAKER, ESQ. ’86 ◊ DR. THOMAS N. BAKER ’81 ◊ MR. LESLIE F. BANYARD ’78 ◊

GIFTS TO ALL FUNDS (UP TO $749.99) A. WEITZENKORN’S SONS INC.

MR. CHARLES M. BARCLAY AND MRS. NANCY P. BARCLAY P ’96 ◊◊

MR. PAUL C. ADAMCZAK ‘88, P ’17

DR. LEE F. BARNES ’63 ◊◊

MS. CAROLYN ADAMS ◊◊

MR. GLYNN D. BARNETT P ’83 ◊◊

MR. AND MRS. RICHARD W. ADAMS P ’01, ’03 ◊

MR. PAUL BARREN ’55 ◊◊ MR. WILLIAM D. BASSETT ’72

MR. FREDERICK A. AHLBORN, JR. ’63 ◊◊ MR. PHILIP ALBANESE AND MS. LIZABETH ALBANESE P ’14, ’19 MR. ERICH ALLMER ’61 ◊◊ MS. MARIBEL ALVAREZ P ’15 MR. ROBERT L. AMES ’62 ◊◊

MR. JEFF BAUER AND MRS. KAREN BAUER (E) ◊ MR. RICHARD S. BAUM ’66 ◊

MR. DAVID L. BUBB AND MRS. MICHELE M. BUBB (E)

MR. LAWRENCE COHEN ’72 ◊◊

MR. MICHAEL R. DEMAS ’61

MR. ROBERT L. COHEN ’52 ◊◊

MR. PETER DENT AND MRS. KATHLEEN DENT P ’17

MRS. REBECCA M. COLE ’88

MR. CHARLES W. DERVRICH ’71 ◊

MR. BLAIR H. COLEMAN ’69

MRS. CARIN DESSAUER ’81 ◊◊

MR. PATRICK COLONNA (E) AND MS. KATIE LUPO (E)

MR. JAMES G. DICKENSHEETS JR. ’66 ◊ MS. MARYROSE A. DISCIPIO (E)

MR. DAVID BURDO AND MRS. SUSAN BURDO P ’16 MR. STEVEN BURGESON (E)

MR. ARTHUR BOLTON AND MRS. ANNA BOLTON P ’69, ’72, ’80 ◊◊

MR. DEAN D. DELONG ’66 ◊◊

MRS. PATRICIA BUCHER MR. JOHN K. BUCKWALTER AND MRS. VIRGINIA A. BUCKWALTER P ’17, ’20

MR. THEODORE BOCK AND MRS. SUSAN BOCK (E) ◊

MR. DAVID R. COHEN ’74 ◊

REV. RUSSELL BURNS AND MRS. ELIZABETH BURNS (E), P ’97 ◊◊

A Purple and Gold Society gift ($750-1,874) purchased a new five-piece Yamaha drum kit for the music department.

DR. KRISTIN E. BURNS-HUANG ’97 ◊

MR. JON S. BOLTON ’69 ◊◊

MR. WILLIAM A. BUSH, JR. ’67 ◊

MR. GREGORY CONFAIR AND MRS. RITA CONFAIR P ’03

DR. HAROLD BONEKEMPER AND MRS. ANNE BONEKEMPER

MR. MARK T. BUTCHER AND MRS. TINA M. BUTCHER P ’17, ’18

MR. MARC R. CONLEY ’71 ◊

MR. JOHN BOYLE AND MRS. LINDA BOYLE P ’05

MR. DONALD B. COOK ◊◊

MR. JOHN R. CAFFREY ’56 ◊

MR. TED S. COOPER, JR. ’64 ◊

MRS. AMANDA M. CANTLIN ’95

An 1875 Society gift ($1,875-$2,499) helped a deserving student join his classmates on a school trip to Germany and Poland.

MR. JAMES F. COTNER ’67 ◊

MR. KEVIN CAREY

REV. THOMAS L. CRAVER AND REV. JANET ROSE P ’14, ’16

MR. JOHN J. CHIDESTER ’56 ◊◊ MR. CHARLES A. CIANFRANI JR. ’91

MR. DOUGLAS CROSSIN P ’16

DR. AND MRS. PETER CIANFRANI P ’00, ’05 ◊ MR. STANLEY J. CIAS ’74 ◊◊ MR. JOHN P. CIVITTS ’63 ◊

MR. ALAN G. BRADBURY ’68 ◊◊

MR. ARNOLD N. CRAMER ’58

MR. ROBERT W. CHAPIN ’58 ◊◊

MR. JOHN C. CLEAVER ’68 ◊◊

MR. GEORGE W. BAVER ’67 ◊◊

MRS. AMY L. BRAND ’99 AND MR. JACOB HAUSER (E)

MR. BUTLER W. BAYLIS ’64 ◊

MR. JOHN BRAND P ’99 ◊

MR. HOWARD A. CLUNN ’4 2 ◊◊

MR. JAMES R. BEAN ’52, P ’81 ◊◊

MR. ROGER L. BRAY ’50

MR. PETER S. COGGAN ’60 ◊

MR. SARAH CLINE-RAGSDALE ’04

MR. JOHN E. DOUGHERTY III ’11 MS. MARGARET M. DOUGHERTY ’13 MR. PETER DOUGHERTY (E) AND MRS. CAROL DOUGHERTY (E), P ’11, ’13 ◊◊ REV. TIMOTHY C. DOWNS AND MS. CAROL KOBAYASHI P ’99 ◊ MR. DAVID L. DRATCH ’66 ◊◊ MR. MICHAEL W. DRELLING ’78 ◊ MR. DAVID B. EASTWOOD ’62 ◊◊ MR. KENNETH ECK AND MRS. KATHY ECK (E) MR. JAMES A. EMERICH ’66 ◊ MR. MILES L. EPSTEIN ’60 ◊◊ MR. DENNIS E. ESTHEIMER ’58 ◊ MR. JOHN EUREYECKO AND MRS. DONNA EUREYECKO P ’13 MR. SAMUEL E. FAST, JR. ’55 ◊ MR. R. DEAN FERGUSON ’61 ◊

MR. JACK CSISEK AND MRS. ELAINE CSISEK GP ’19, ’20

MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL J. FINA ’70, P ’01 ◊

MR. ANTHONY J. CUCINOTTA ’64

DR. PETER FISHER AND MS. KATHY ZIMMERMAN P ’13, ’15

MR. WILFRED B. CUNNINGHAM ’71 ◊◊

MR. PAUL C. FLAHARTY ’99

MR. DOUGLAS G. DAVISON ’4 7 DR. TINA H. DEGNAN ’92

MR. RICHARD M. FOGEL ’58 ◊◊ MR. CALVIN W. FOX, JR. ’55 ◊◊

MR. PHILIP S. DELANY III ’65 ◊◊

MR. RONALD L. FREED ’59 ◊

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MR. JAMES S. HAMILTON AND MRS. MARY HAMILTON ◊

MR. MICHAEL F. GARAGUSO ’05 MR. WALLACE W. GARDNER, JR. ’66

MR. LARRY HANGE (E)

MR. ARTHUR JACKSON AND MRS. JACKIE JACKSON P ’95 ◊

MR. JONATHAN P. HANNERS ’69 ◊

DR. LAURENCE A. JACKSON ’95

REV. DR. DAVID A. GENSZLER P ’87 MR. RICHARD T. GENSZLER ’64 ◊◊

MR. WILLIAM JABARA ’69 ◊◊

MR. RYAN HANOSEK (E) MR. JOSEPH M. GIANNONE AND MRS. RITA M. GIANNONE P ’05, ’08

MR. PAUL R. JACOBI ’65 ◊◊

MR. KURT HARRISON ’62

MS. JILL S. JARRETT P ’15

MS. KATHERINE A. GILDEMEISTER ’75 ◊◊

MR. SAMUEL J. HARRISON ’68 ◊

MR. CHARLES F. JOHNSON II ’58

MR. CHARLES A. GINYARD ’75 ◊

MR. WILLIAM C. HARTFRANFT ’4 7 ◊

MR. WILLIAM L. GLADSTONE ’4 8 ◊◊

MR. GREGORY D. HARTWIG ’66 ◊

MR. D. LLOYD JONES AND MRS. ANNE JONES ◊

ALVIN A. KRAUSS ESTATE * ◊ MR. DAVID S. KRUPNICK ’81 ◊◊

MR. JAMES A. JONES V (E) MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM G. HARVEY P ’96 ◊

A Perkiomen Fund gift of $500 provided three laboratory kits for a physics lab on optics.

MR. JAMES J. GOLD ’66 ◊

MR. PAUL HAUSMANN AND MRS. CARLA HAUSMANN H ’00, P ’88 ◊◊ MR. JEFF S. HEASLEY ’86 ◊ MR. ROBERT HEIMBACH AND MRS. DANA HEIMBACH (E)

DR. JEFFREY A. KUGEL, ’63 ◊◊

MR. JOSEPH C. KALUHA ’63 ◊◊

MR. MICHAEL L. LAIMAN ’82 ◊◊

MR. DAVID S. KAPLAN, ESQ. ’64

MR. ANTHONY P. LAMBERT (E) AND MRS. LAUREN G. LAMBERT (E), P ’17, ’19

MS. AMY J. HOPPENFELD-KAY ’86 MR. L. ROBERT KAY ’64 ◊◊

MR. DANIEL A. LANE ’61 ◊◊

MR. STANLEY H. HEIST ’60 ◊◊

MR. DANIEL KELLOGG AND MRS. ERIN DAVIDSON-KELLOGG (E)

MR. PAUL D. LANSBERRY ’64 ◊◊

MR. JOHN A. HENDERSON ’4 7 ◊◊

MR. COLIN M. KELTON ’85 ◊◊

MR. HORACE HENDRICKS (E)

MR. ROBERT J. GOOD ’66 ◊

A Perkiomen Fund gift of $200 helped cover the performance fee for the theater production of Brighton Beach Memoirs.

MRS. EMILY W. MELNYK ’76 ◊

MR. RANDAL LITTLEFIELD (E)

MR. F. FREDERICK MELPOLDER ’64

MR. MARK LONGSTRETH (E) AND MRS. PAIGE LONGSTRETH (E), P ’14, ’17 ◊

MR. DAVID MENDLEWSKI AND MS. CAROLYN S. MENDLEWSKI (E), P ’20

MR. ALBERT A. LORUSSO ’69

MR. CHARLES W. MILLER ’50 ◊◊

MR. ANDREW G. MACELHENNEY AND MRS. SUSAN MACELHENNEY P ’06

MR. GREGORY MOLNAR AND MRS. AGNES MOLNAR P ’16, ’18

MS. ELLEN JO MALLOY P ’85, ’88 ◊

DR. FELIX M. MONDEJAR ’33, P ’71 ◊◊

MR. MICHAEL MALLOY ’85 ◊

MR. MIGUEL A. MONTERO (E)

MR. PATRICK MALLOY ’88 ◊

MRS. JAIME L. MOREFIELD ’96 ◊

MR. LEIF E. MALMBERG ’75 ◊◊

MR. NORTON H. MORRISON ’49 ◊

DR. THOMAS J. MALONE AND MRS. PATRICIA S. MALONE P ’93 ◊ MR. MARK A. MANCINI AND MRS. KALTHOUM MANCINI P ’19 MR. KEVIN MANFERDINI H ’04 (E) AND MRS. PATRICIA MANFERDINI (E), P ’07, ’09, ’11 ◊

MS. ESTHER LARIMORE (E)

MS. TAYLOR MANFERDINI ’09

THOMAS J. LATOFF, II, ESQ. ’67 ◊◊

MRS. JANICE KENCH P ’06

DR. RICHARD S. LISELLA ’59 ◊◊

MS. MARY J. LAWRENCE ’11

MR. DAVID MANN AND MRS. DONNA MANN P ’16

MR. WILLIAM A. MORTON, III ’64 ◊◊

MR. LEROY H. LAYTON ’66 ◊◊

MR. R. WILLIAM MARBERGER III ’66

MR. CRAIG MOSER AND MRS. ABBY P. MOSER (E)

MR. FRANK J. MARLOW ’58 ◊◊

MR. WILLIAM D. GOODRICH ’58 ◊◊

MR. RICHARD N. HERB ’57 ◊◊

MR. ANDREW A. KENDALL ’69

MR. AND MRS. THOMAS P. GORDON P ’97 ◊

MRS. PATRICIA HERMAN P ’92, ’94 ◊

MS. MARCY H. KERSHNER P ’82, ’84 ◊

MR. SAMUEL F. GRAUER P ’81 ◊

MR. HAROLD M. HERSCH ’61 ◊◊

MS. DENISE KLAVON P ’13, ’17

MR. RICHARD M. LEADLEY AND MRS. ELIZABETH A. LEADLEY P ’02 ◊

MR. LARRY GREEN ’60 ◊

MR. ROBERT A. HIGMAN ’84

MR. EDWARD KLAVON GP ’13, ’17

MR. RALPH A. LEAMON JR. ’51 ◊

MR. BRUCE GRIFFITHS AND MRS. JANET GRIFFITHS P ’02, ’05, ’12

DR. W. DULANY HILL ’54 ◊◊

MS. MORGAN A. KLAVON ’13

MR. HENRYK HOFFMANN (E) AND MRS. BETSY HOFFMANN (E) ◊

MR. TIMOTHY KLAVON (E), P ’13, ’17

MS. CHRISTINE A. LEES ’12

MR. JEREMY MATHISON (E) AND MRS. AMY MATHISON (E)

MR. STEPHEN M. KLEINBERG ’66 ◊◊

MR. J. TILGHMAN LESHER ’94

MR. PETER MATTIA ’66 ◊

MR. GERE E. GRIMM ’60 ◊◊ DR. HENRY GURSKY AND MRS. SUSAN GURSKY P ’05, ’08, ’10 ◊

MR. STEPHEN W. HOGAN ’67 ◊

MR. EUGENE R. MARTIN ’66 ◊ MR. JOHN L. MATHER III ’4 8 ◊

MR. NORMAN LEE ’83

REV. DANIEL T. MOSER AND MRS. MARGARET MOSER P ’93, ’97 ◊ MR. GEORGE MOSER (E) MR. JONATHAN D. MOSER ’97 (E) AND MS. KATE HAMMOND (E) ◊ MR. ROBERT J. MUIRHEAD ’52 ◊◊

MS. JILLIAN MARLEY KLUG ’96 ◊

DR. GERALD M. LEVITIS ’57 ◊◊

MR. JOHN R. MCCABE ’66 ◊◊

MS. JEAN HAGENBUCH

MR. THOMAS HOLDEN AND MRS. KAREN HOLDEN P ’15, ’17

MR. ROBERT B. KOMMINSK ’63 ◊

MR. JAY A. LEVY ’70 ◊

MCCLOSKEY & FABER, P.C.

MR. DAVID P. HALE ’66 ◊

MR. J. RYAN HUNSBERGER ’93

MR. ALFRED D. KONRAD JR. ’62 ◊◊

MS. PAIGE M. LIEBERMAN ’05

MS. DOROTHY A. MCGUIRE ’88

MR. THOMAS F. HALE ’66 ◊

MR. ROBERT HUNTZINGER AND MRS. DORIS HUNTZINGER P ’78

MRS. JOHANNA A. KORNBERGER

MR. DANIEL A. LIGGETT ’81

MR. EDWARD N. MCMILLAN ’37 ◊◊

MRS. CAIRN C. KRAFFT ’76 ◊◊

MR. ANDREW LINS AND MRS. JUDITH LINS P ’10

MR. CHRISTOPHER MEGE ’05

MR. DAVID W. HALLMAN ’60

The Cum Laude Society paid their national dues with the help of a $100 Perkiomen Fund gift.

MS. LAURA T. MULLANEY ’94 ◊ MR. ROBERT T. MURLLESS ’67 MR. FREDERICK MYERS ’64 MS. BARBARA NACE (E) MR. ROBERT E. NAYLOR III AND MRS. ROBYN NAYLOR ◊

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ROLL CALL OF DONORS TO ALL FUNDS

ROLL CALL OF DONORS TO ALL FUNDS

MR. BUDDY S. RICHMAN ’57 (T) AND MRS. SANDRA RICHMAN ◊◊

MR. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT AND MRS. KATHY SCOTT P ’98 ◊◊

MR. TREVOR SMITH (E) AND MRS. TARA M. SMITH (E)

MR. BRIAN D. THOMAS AND MRS. SUSAN THOMAS ◊◊

MR. GEOFFREY A. SCRIPTURE ’66 ◊◊

MR. EDWARD F. SNAVELY ’64

MR. BERNARD J. NOLAN ’4 7 ◊

MR. RICHARD S. RIDALL ’84 AND MRS. NICHOLE M. RIDALL P ’16

MR. JEFFREY B. TIMM ’65 ◊◊

MR. MICHAEL R. SEELY MR. USIM E. ODIM ’98 ◊

MR. MICHAEL SNYDER AND MS. LORI CALVARIO P ’12

MR. MICHAEL TOMASKO IV ’58 ◊◊

MR. DEREK D. RIDDLE ’84

MRS. FAYE S. OLIVIERI P ’81 ◊◊

MR. ROBERT L. ROBBINS (E)

DR. WADE A. NEIMAN ’78 ◊ MR. JOHN A. NEWTON ’67 ◊

MR. WILLIAM E. SEELY AND MRS. PATRICIA SEELY GP ’14, ’17

MS. ELLICIA M. ROMO ’90

MR. DAVID L. ORENSTEIN ’58 ◊

MR. JOHN C. PARENTI ’66 ◊◊ MR. RAMON PENA AND MRS. MARIA PENA P ’14 MR. CHRISTIAN A. PFEIFFER ’04 DR. DOUGLAS G. PFEIFFER AND MRS. LIANE PFEIFFER P ’04, ’09 ◊

MR. PHILIP ROTH ’56

MS. JAQUELYNE A. SELL ’12

MR. JOSEPH SPINOSA AND MRS. MICHELE SPINOSA P ’18

VFW CHESTNUT HILL POST 5205

MRS. ROSEMARY SPIRO P ’90, ’92 ◊◊

VFW EARL KNOSTER LAMBERTVILLE POST 7921

MR. JOHN SPURLOCK (E) AND MRS. ANGELA SPURLOCK

VFW NORTH PENN POST 676

The Autobiography of Mark Twain was purchased for the Carnegie Library collection with a gift of $50.

MR. RICHARD RUTGERS AND MRS. ELVA RUTGERS P ’17

MR. PAUL D. PICKARD ’67 ◊◊

MR. JOHN SAKALOUCKAS H ’02 ◊◊

MS. RACHAEL PORTER (E)

MR. BRUCE L. SANFT ’64, P ’92, ’94, ’97 ◊

MR. RICHARD D. POWELL ’54 * ◊◊

MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN SANTANGELO P ’90 ◊

MR. BRUCE PRINGLE ’66 ◊

MR. BRUCE A. SARTE, JR. AND MRS. ERIN SARTE

MR. RICHARD M. PROVOST ’66 ◊◊

MR. R. KEVIN UNDERWOOD ’76 ◊

MR. WILLIAM D. SPECTOR ’69 ◊◊

MR. PAUL PIANTONE AND MRS. ANNE PIANTONE P ’03

MR. JOSEPH T. PROCAK, SR. AND MRS. PATRICIA PROCAK P ’81, ’82, ’85, ’86 ◊◊

MR. JOHN R. SPANNUTH, JR. ’52 ◊◊

MR. DANIEL R. SEIDEL ’60 ◊

REV. HOMER ROYER, JR. ◊

MR. DAVID M. PHAFF ’67 ◊◊

MS. JUSTINE SEGEAR (E)

CPT. GERARD D. RONCOLATO ’74 ◊

MR. SIDNEY PALMER AND MS. CHARNELLE HICKS P ’18

MR. BRENDAN WILBERTON (E) AND MRS. MEGAN WILBERTON (E) MR. THOMAS WILLIAMS AND MRS. KRISTIN WILLIAMS P ’15, ’17

MR. J. HARVEY TRIMBLE, JR. ’64 ◊ MR. ROBERT B. SOUDANT ’58 MS. MARION TUREK P ’85

MR. PETER S. OLSEN AND DR. KAREN L. BECKER-OLSEN P ’16

MR. ROBERT G. WIESNER ’50 ◊

MR. JEFFREY A. SELL ’89 AND MRS. MARYJEAN SELL (E), P ’10, ’12 MR. ZACHARY A. SELL ’10 MR. GREGORY N. SHANE AND MRS. NANCY SHANE P ’14

MR. JUDSON W. STARR ’64

MR. ROBERT H. SHANER, III, ’65 ◊◊

MR. D. THOMAS STEARNS ’70 ◊◊

MR. SCOTT SHANKS AND MRS. PEGGY SHANKS GP ’11, ’13 ◊

MR. CHARLES E. STEEN, III ’52 ◊◊

VFW AL POST 356 – PETER C. ROESER

MR. GEORGE P. VIENER ’57 ◊◊

MR. LEXIS B. SHONTZ ’02 MR. MICHAEL J. STEPHENS ’00 MR. KENNETH R. STILES, ESQ. ’60 ◊◊

MR. WALTER SHOOK AND MRS. MEGAN SHOOK P ’01

MR. GEORGE WOHLGEMUTH AND MRS. HONERA WOHLGEMUTH GP ’07, ’12

Spray paint for a middle school art project was purchased with a gift of $25.

MR. DAVID W. WADE ’64 ◊◊

MR. ANDREW WONG P ’09

MR. FRANK E. WALLACE ’50 ◊

MR. HARRY C. WOOD, II ’63 ◊

MR. JAMES E. WALSH ’70 ◊◊

MR. J. CARL W. WORSLEY III ’05

DR. LIFU WANG AND MS. JIAN WANG P ’14

DR. JOHN C. W. WORSLEY, JR. AND MRS. JUDITH WORSLEY P ’05 ◊

DR. ROBERT N. WARNER P ’75, ’77, ’80 ◊◊ DR. AND MRS. ROBERT WEIMER P ’91 ◊

MR. ANDREW WRIGHT ’77 AND MRS. DONNA WRIGHT P ’10, ’11 ◊

MR. TODD B. STOUDT AND MRS. JENNIFER STOUDT P ’16

MR. STEPHEN WEINSTEIN ’06

MS. MARGARET-ANN WRIGHT ’79 ◊ MR. MERRILL YORGEY (E) AND MRS. DONNA YORGEY P ’97

CPT. RICHARD W. STONE ’50

MS. SHANA SILVERSTEIN ’06

MR. JOHN H. WINANT ’61 ◊

MS. ANN VON MEHREN P ’17

MR. FRANK STEFANO ’4 8 ◊◊

MR. THOMAS D. SHOOK ’70 ◊

MR. W. EDWARD WILLIAMS, JR. ’65 ◊◊

MS. ANNEKE SKIDMORE (E) MR. ALLAN E. STROUSS ’65 ◊◊

MRS. DIANA WEIR-SMITH ’85 (E) ◊◊

MR. GARY S. SKLAR AND MRS. MILA M. SKLAR P ’09

MRS. KAY NEIMAN SUBHAWONG ’73 ◊◊

MS. JENNIFER WEISS

MR. DESHLER SCHENCK ’66 ◊

MR. THOMAS N. SLUTSKER ’50 ◊◊

MR. WILLIAM J. SUPPES, JR. ’4 7 ◊◊

MR. KARL WELSH (E) AND MS. KAREN CAVALLO

MR. SHAUN T. YORGEY ’97 (E) AND MS. AMBER GOUPIL (E) ◊

MR. JERRY SCHANTZ (E)

MRS. GALE SCHLECHTER ◊◊

COL. HUNTER M. SMITH ’64, P ’96 ◊◊

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SWALM P ’72, GP ’92 ◊

MR. WILLIAM H. WEST ’71

MR. DAVID C. YOUNG, II P ’76 ◊

MR. SALVATORE PUPILLO AND MRS. PAULA PUPILLO P ’14

MR. R. WARREN SCHMIDT ’81 ◊

MR. WILLIAM K. SWALM ’72, P ’92◊◊

MR. ROBERT H. WESTERVELT ’79 ◊

MR. CHUNG CYUM YU AND MRS. HYAE GYEONG YANG P ’14

MR. CRAIG R. RAISIG ’60 ◊◊

MR. RAYMOND SCHMOYER AND MRS. GAIL SCHMOYER (E) ◊

MR. JASON SMITH (E) AND MRS. KRISTEN SMITH P ’18

DR. AND MRS. DANIEL E. RAY P ’13, ’15 MR. MATTHEW S. RICE ’87

MRS. LINDA T. SCHOLL (E) MR. RICHARD A. SCHULTZ ’69 ◊◊

MR. TAKAHIRO TANAKA ’05

MS. AURORA R. WETHERILL ’11

MR. R. SCOTT SMITH AND MRS. MICHELLE S. SMITH P ’01 ◊

MS. JODI F. TANSY ’88

MR. DAVID WETHERILL AND DR. ADELINE TOMASONE P ’11

MR. RICHARD W. SMITH (E), P ’09

MR. ROBERT G. TASH ’62

MR. JOHN D. WHARTNABY ’75 ◊◊

MR. WILLIAM THOBABEN AND MRS. JEAN THOBABEN H ’12 (E), P ’00

MR. PETER WICKMAN (E)

M.G. DANAI YUVABOON ’66, P ’95 ◊ MR. WENJUN ZHANG AND MRS. JUAN WU P ’13 MR. AND MRS. RICHARD ZUBER P ’11

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HONOR AND MEMORIAL GIFTS

Participation percentages are based off of living class members and do not include those that are lost or deceased.

1. CLASS OF 1964

49%

Gifts in honor or in memory of friends, loved ones, and faculty members are gratefully recognized below.

2. CLASS OF 1966

26

DONORS

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27

46%

DONORS

59

ALUMNI

ALUMNI

IN MEMORY OF MRS. FRIEDA M. ADAMS, DAUGHTER OF THE REVEREND DR. OSCAR S. KRIEBEL MS. CAROLYN ADAMS ◊◊ IN HONOR OF MR. KENDALL R. BAKER (E) AND MRS. SUZANNE BAKER (E), P ’86, ’91 ◊◊ MR. D. LLOYD JONES AND MRS. ANNE JONES ◊ IN HONOR OF MR. DONALD F. BARNES ’69 MR. ANDREW A. KENDALL ’69 IN MEMORY OF MRS. NANCY BARNETT P ’83 MR. GLYNN D. BARNETT P ’83 ◊◊

3. CLASS OF 1958

34%

4. CLASS OF 1952

11

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IN MEMORY OF MS. JENIFER L. BOLTON ’80 MR. ARTHUR BOLTON AND MRS. ANNA BOLTON P ’80 ◊◊

5

26%

IN MEMORY OF MR. ROBERT S. BUCHER ’69 MRS. PATRICIA BUCHER MR. BLAIR H. COLEMAN ’69

DONORS

19

ALUMNI

ALUMNI

IN MEMORY OF MR. RICHARD N. FINK ’58 MR. DENNIS E. ESTHEIMER ’58 ◊ MR. RICHARD M. FOGEL ’58 ◊◊ IN MEMORY OF THE FOLENO AND LATOFF FAMILIES MR. THOMAS J. LATOFF, II, ESQ. ’67 ◊◊ IN HONOR OF MR. AND MRS. DAVID E. GOOD MR. ROBERT J. GOOD ’66 ◊ IN MEMORY OF MR. CHRISTOPHER R. HANNERS ’66 MR. JONATHAN P. HANNERS ’69 ◊

5. CLASS OF 1960

24%

12

IN HONOR OF MR. ALAN HARRISON MR. KURT HARRISON ’62

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IN HONOR OF MS. KRISTEN MALONE ’93 DR. THOMAS J. MALONE AND MRS. PATRICIA S. MALONE P ’93 ◊ IN HONOR OF MR. KEVIN MANFERDINI H ’04 (E) AND MRS. PATRICIA MANFERDINI (E), P ’07, ’09, ’11 ◊ MS. PAIGE LIEBERMAN ’05

IN MEMORY OF MRS. MIDGE THOMAS REV. GEORGE THOMAS H ’99 ◊◊ IN MEMORY OF MR. CARL F. TINNERHOLM ’50 MS. BARBARA A. ARENTH IN HONOR OF THE 50TH REUNION CLASS OF 1964 HON. MARK AVERBACH ’64 ◊◊ IN HONOR OF THE CLASS OF 1966 MR. DAVID DRATCH ’66 ◊◊

IN MEMORY OF MR. HARRY J. MORGAN ’66 MR. ROBERT K. MORGAN ’64 IN HONOR OF MR. LAWRENCE C. OLIVIERI ’81 MRS. FAYE S. OLIVIERI P ’81 ◊◊ IN MEMORY OF MR. WILLIAM H. PERKINS ’53 MR. RICHARD D. POWELL ’54 ◊◊ IN MEMORY OF MS. DONNA PRINTZ ’75 MS. KATHERINE A. GILDEMEISTER ’75 ◊◊ IN MEMORY OF DR. STEPHEN ROBERTS MR. AND MRS. RALPH M. FREYDBERG ’56 AND SUSAN FREYDBERG ◊◊ MR. AND MRS. JAMES S. HAMILTON AND MARY HAMILTON ◊ IN HONOR OF ABIGAIL ROSE-CRAVER ’14 AND AVERY ROSE-CRAVER ’16 REV. THOMAS L. CRAVER AND REV. JANET ROSE P ’14, ’16 IN MEMORY OF MR. AND MRS. ANTHONY F. SAKALOUCKAS MR. JOHN SAKALOUCKAS H ’02 ◊◊ IN MEMORY OF MR. EDWARD W. SCHLECHTER, JR. ’52 MRS. GALE SCHLECHTER IN HONOR OF TATIANA SPINOSA ’18 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH SPINOSA P ’18 IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARIAN STEFANO P ’48 MR. FRANK STEFANO ’4 8 ◊◊

IN MEMORY OF MR. IRWIN F. KEHS ’36 MR. KEVIN CAREY

DONORS

IN MEMORY OF MRS. BARBARA KLAVON GP ’13, ’17 MR. EDWARD KLAVON GP ’13, ’17

IN HONOR OF MR. HYMEN TASH, ESQ. MR. ROBERT G. TASH ’62

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M AT C H I N G G I F T S C O M PA N I E S

PHOENIX SOCIETY MEMBERS

We are grateful to the companies that supported Perkiomen by matching the personal gifts of their employees. Many corporations matched the original gift dollar-for-dollar, allowing the school to receive twice the support. To find out if your company has a matched giving program, talk to your human resources department or give us a call at 215-679-1157.

ABBOTT LABORATORIES FUND MATCHING GRANTS PROGRAM AETNA FOUNDATION, INC. THE BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION THE BOEING COMPANY GIFT MATCHING PROGRAM COLORCON, INC. GLAXOSMITHKLINE FOUNDATION ◊ JPMORGAN CHASE FOUNDATION PNC FOUNDATION STATE FARM COMPANIES FOUNDATION

Phoenix Society members are dedicated to the future of The Perkiomen School. The society recognizes those who made documented bequests to Perkiomen through their will, trust, retirement plan, or life insurance policy as well as those who receive life income through charitable remainder trusts, gift annuities, and pooled income fund gifts. Below, we thank and acknowledge all current members.

MR. FREDERICK A. AHLBORN, JR. ’63 ◊◊

DR. FELIX M. MONDEJAR ’33 ◊◊

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE K. ALLISON H ’08, P ’92, ’94 ◊◊

REV. AND MRS. DANIEL MOSER P ’93, ’97 ◊ MRS. EVELYN C. PANGBURN

MRS. ELLEN ARBOGAST MRS. MARGARET PANGBURN MR. PAUL J. BLASKO ’37 MRS. JOAN PORTER MR. ALAN C. BRODY ’51 ◊◊

MR. BUDDY S. RICHMAN ’57 (T) ◊◊

MR. EDWARD CHATELAIN ’59 MR. GARY L. ROGERS MR. DAVID W. CRESSMAN ’82 MR. ROBERT H. SHANER, III ’65 ◊◊ MR. DONALD M. DAVIS ’4 4 MR. GERALD A. SHEAR ’86 ◊ MR. WILLIAM J. DAY ’4 1 MR. TIMOTHY J. SNYDER ’82 ◊ MRS. HELEN DEWILDE MR. BARRY A. SOLOMON ’68 ◊◊

THE VANGUARD GROUP FOUNDATION

MR. R. DEAN FERGUSON ’61 ◊

WELLS FARGO FOUNDATION EDUCATIONAL MATCHING GIFT PROGRAMS

MR. WILLIAM C. FRITZ ’64, (T), P ’90 ◊◊ MR. G. KEITH “BUZZ” FUNK, JR. ’61 ◊◊ MR. S. RIDGWAY GOODWIN ’60 (T) ◊◊

MR. WILLIAM SPACHNER ’30 MR. FRANK STEFANO ’4 8 ◊◊ MR. CORNELIUS G. SULLIVAN JR. ’59 REV. GEORGE THOMAS H ’99 ◊◊

MRS. REGINA GRANTHAM MR. CHARLES R. WILLIAMS ’52

EITC/OSTC DONORS

MR. DAVID W. HALLMAN ’60 MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. HARRISON, SR. P ’81 MR. AND MRS. JOHN D. HARRISON, JR.

We thank and gratefully acknowledge the following companies for assisting Perkiomen students and families through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs.

If you are interested in receiving a tax credit by directing your state tax liability to Perkiomen scholarships, contact John Spurlock at 215-541-5624 or jspurlock@perkiomen.org.

MRS. FLORENCE E. HEYDT P ’70 ◊◊

DATACEUTICS, INC.

MR. JOHN A. HEYDT ’70 ◊◊

EAST PENN MANUFACTURING CO., INC. – DEKA BATTERIES

DR. W. DULANY HILL ’54 ◊◊

MCCLOSKEY AND FABER, P.C.

MR. RICHARD K. HOLLINGER ’56

M & T BANK

MR. ROBERT HUNTZINGER P ’78

POWER COMPONENT SALES COMPANY

MR. PAUL R. JACOBI ’65 ◊◊

STAUFFER GLOVE & SAFETY

MS. MARCY H. KERSHNER P ’82,’84 ◊

UNIVEST BANK AND TRUST CO.

ESTATE OF MR. ALVIN A. KRAUSS ◊ * MR. DANIEL A. LANE ’61 ◊◊ DR. ARLEN C. MARKS ’68 ◊◊

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SPECIAL THANKS

There are many ways you showed your support for Perkiomen last year: from telling your friends about our mission and shopping with your Target REDcard, to participating in a college counseling panel and assisting with Alumni Reunions.

Thank you for helping to create a dynamic school year.

While we cannot recognize everyone who quietly and selflessly volunteered their time and talents this year, we do wish to provide a special thank you to: MS. AMY L. BRAND ’99 MS. JENNIFER FALKENSTERN MR. MATTHEW B. FERDOCK AND DR. LORI FERDOCK P ‘15, ‘17

COLLEGE COUNSELING PANELISTS

ALUMNI WEEKEND

MS. RACHEL BLACK ’09

MR. ARTHUR A. ABPLANALP, JR. ’64

MS. CARA A. BUMGARDNER ’05

MR. DONALD F. BARNES ’69

MS. LISA M. CONLEY ’08

MR. WILLIAM C. FRITZ, CLU, CHFC ’64 P ’90 (T)

MS. MICHELE CONLEY ’07

MR. M. BERRY GRANT, JR. ’64

MS. LUCY E. COX ’09

MR. G. BRYCE MANTHORNE, JR. ’64 (T)

MS. CARLY N. HERMAN ’04

MS. LINDSEY A. MANFERDINI ’11

MR. JONATHAN HYMAN ’91

MS. TAYLOR MANFERDINI ’09

MR. AMIT K. NAR ’03

MR. ROBERT K. MORGAN ’64

MR. CHRISTIAN A. PFEIFFER ’04

MS. JAQUELYNE A. SELL ’12

MR. NICHOLAS J. PIRRI ’11 MR. RICHARD S. RIDALL ’84 MR. PETER F. SHARKEY, JR. ’03 MS. BRITTANY R. SLATTERY ’10 MS. CHRISTE E. THOMPSON ’09 MS. MELISSA N. WEINSTEIN ’05

MR. PAUL HAUSMANN H ’00 AND MRS. CARLA HAUSMANN P ’88 MR. NICHOLAS C. ROBINSON ’02 THEATER PARENTS

MR. DONALD F. BARNES ’69 MR. MICHAEL W. DRELLING ’78 MR. MICHAEL J. FINA, J.D. ’70 MR. ROBERT A. HIGMAN ’84 DR. LAURENCE A. JACKSON ’95

MR. DAVID FLAHARTY P ’99 MR. BARRY P. FORMAN ’63 (T) AND MRS. CAROLE B. FORMAN

ALUMNI COUNCIL

DONORS OF ARCHIVAL MATERIAL

MS. LAURA T. MULLANEY ’94

MR. RALPH E. ADAMS

MR. ALAN M. PRINTZ ’74

MR. ARTHUR A. ABPLANALP, JR. ’64

MR. PETER F. SHARKEY, JR. ’03

MR. RICHARD BODINE ’59

MS. JOAN M. WHITE ’86

MR. ROGER DETWILER ’66*

MR. MARVIN L. WEIZER ’53

DR. JOHN B. FRANTZ

MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTORS

MRS. JOHANNA A. KORNBERGER

MS. SAYURI DAIMON ’86

MR. DONALD R. MOLL AND MRS. BARBARA MOLL P ’79 GP ’14, ’17

MR. OLIVIER JOSEPH ’13 MS. KYUNG RANG PARK ’07

MR. TIMOTHY J. SNYDER ’82 MR. CHRISTOPHER R. TOMPKINS (T, E), P ’19

STEM SPEAKERS MR. JASON A. KREISHER ’01 MS. ANNE M. BLAIR ’05

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