Cushing Today - Fall 2018

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Cushing Today C USH I N G AC AD EMY MAG AZ INE

CONVOCATION 2018 and the Installation of Dr. Randy Bertin as 13th Head of School

WILL DAY ‘89 COLLABORATES with the Denver Broncos

ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018

Cushing Today Cushing Academy exists for students and develops curious, creative, and confident learners and leaders.

Cushing Today is a publication of Cushing Academy’s Office of Marketing and Communications.

Head of School Dr. Randy R. Bertin Cushing Today Editor Claudia Markey Director of Marketing and Communications Heather Hill ’90 Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Brett Torrey ’85 Contributing Writers Jennifer Cronin Heather Hill ’90 Amy Logan Claudia Markey Joshua Quinones Photography Brook Aitken

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Dallas Barber

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Jeff Boudreau P ’21

Tyler Stillings

Jessica Devin

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Andy Wang ’20

Jim Fay P ’16, ’17

Oliver Wang ’19

Tim Liu ’20

Abby Wesnofske ’19

John Love

Phil Wexler

Claudia Markey

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”I look forward to all of us working collectively, in community, to turn our goals into our shared future.”

— DR. RANDY R. BERTIN

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UP FRONT

Dear Cushing Friends,

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t is a privilege to write to you as Cushing’s 13th Head of School. Karen and I, along with our four children, are grateful for the warm welcome we have received, and we have been delighted to settle into this very special community on this beautiful campus.

Returning to our New England roots has been a wonderful homecoming.

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As an educator, I was drawn here because it was clear to me that Cushing exists for students, a fact that is both explicit in our mission statement and lived out daily in the work of our dedicated faculty and staff. We are committed to putting in place

everything our students need to succeed – programs, facilities, talented and creative classmates, and the people to guide them in achieving their potential. From my many visits with alumni, families, and friends, I know that Cushing has provided that commitment to generations of students. A Cushing education transforms students’ lives and then ripples widely beyond in their lives as alumni.

I have begun my time at Cushing Academy by listening. I am in the process of meeting with every employee of the school and am also reaching out to alumni, parents of current students, parents of graduates, and current and former trustees. I am asking them about their experiences with Cushing and what they hold as a special part of the school. I am also asking for feedback on potential areas of improvement as we look toward the future. These exchanges, as well as my daily experiences on campus with faculty, staff, and especially students, will help to form my work for many years to come. If we have not spoken, I invite you to a conversation. I look forward to hearing your story and how Cushing has impacted and transformed you.

Among the many sounds of campus life this fall has been the hum of work on ambitious construction projects. At our opening Convocation, I noted that we could have “Growth in Progress” signs all across campus — the Dining Commons, Ash House, and many other areas of construction. The greatest “growth in progress,” however, is at work in each of our students. I asked them to start

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with the end in mind, thinking about what success will look like for each of us this year. Success for me is progress working toward the goals of our strategic plan while helping to improve our school’s ability to serve our students today and to make Cushing an

attractive option for students of the future. I encourage each member of the wider community to think about what you envision for Cushing, and to help us fulfill that vision.

I hope you will visit campus during the coming year. I look forward to all of us working collectively, in community, to turn our goals into our shared future. Thank you for your support of this great school.

Randy R. Bertin, Ed.D. Head of School

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UP FRONT

Convocation and Installation During Opening Weekend, on Sunday, September 2, the Cushing community assembled for Convocation and the installation of Dr. Randy R. Bertin as 13th Head of School. Reestablished as an annual tradition in 2013, Convocation now marks the start of each academic year and this year also provided the setting for the celebratory welcome of Dr. Bertin.

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ith anticipation, students gathered by class outside the Main

We look forward to working with you, and we wish you every success

Building for the procession into the Chapel, with seniors

as you commit yourself to ensuring that Cushing lives out its mission

taking pride of place as the last to enter. Associate Director

daily: to exist for students and to develop curious, creative, and confident

of Admissions Bill Troy then delivered the welcome remarks

learners and leaders.”

to new and returning students on behalf of the faculty, in

which he encouraged the student body to pursue excellence in their work

Before his opening address, Dr. Bertin introduced seven new faculty and

and their treatment of others, to remain thankful and enthusiastic, and to

staff members: Visual Arts Teacher Linsey Laserte, Director of Admissions

“be proud to be a Penguin.”

and Financial Aid Dan Morrissey, Biology Teacher Christine (DiMauro) Pawlikowski ’06, Latin Teaching Fellow Kelly Platt, Mathematics Teaching

In their reflections, Student Body Co-Presidents Holden Fry ’19 and

Fellow Sarah Swenson, Spanish Teacher Karin Valencia-Bedard, and

Jill Stone ’19 advised their peers to take full advantage of their time at

Director of Athletics Jennifer Viana.

Cushing. Encouraging new students to discover what they can achieve, Holden noted, “Cushing Academy is a wonderful environment to try new

Dr. Bertin thanked the community for its warm welcome to his family.

things, so take advantage of all the opportunities that will come your

Referring to our mission statement, Dr. Bertin encouraged students,

way.” “We should not settle this year,” said Jill. “At no point should we stop

saying, “If you commit to a strong effort in your pursuits at Cushing, I

trying to grow.” Both speakers highlighted the ability and the privilege

believe you will feel that indeed, Cushing exists for you” and urged them

that students have to shape not only their own lives, but the lives of those

to take advantage of all that is in place for them to succeed. Dr. Bertin

around them.

concluded, “Let’s be kind, work hard, and have a great school year together as we celebrate the common purpose of our remarkable community.”

Board of Trustees Chair Colette de Labry then formally installed Dr. Bertin as 13th Head of School. Presenting him with the school’s ceremonial

After the singing of the Alma Mater, the faculty led the way to Quimby

medallion, she offered the Board’s charge: “Dr. Bertin, one hundred and

Field for the all-school handshake. The community then gathered together

fifty-three years after our founding, the Board has unanimously chosen

for the first formal dinner of the year in the newly renovated Fisher-

you to continue our founder’s vision and to uphold the mission of the

Watkins Dining Commons.

Academy today. The Board of Trustees entrusts Cushing to your leadership.

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RIGHT: On behalf of the student body, Jill Stone ’19 and Holden Fry ’19 presented Dr. Bertin with this one-of-a-kind embroidered jacket, and gave Mrs. Bertin a Cushing blanket for warmth at upcoming games. Dr. Bertin’s gift from faculty and staff, presented by Bill Troy, was a Cushing journal, inscribed with the names of all thirteen Heads of School.

LEFT: Designed and crafted in 2000

by Visual Arts Department Chair Bob Johnson, this ceremonial medallion is presented by the Board of Trustees to each Head of School.

More pictures of the event are on our website.

A recording of Convocation and Installation is on our YouTube channel.

Fisher-Watkins Dining Commons and Ashburnham House Renovation Cushing’s comprehensive plan for facilities renewal continues to transform our campus and provide the very best in our student-centered culture. Following the addition of the Watkins Field House, Lee House and Sanborn House, a new turf field, and improvements to Iorio Arena over the past three years, the big reveal of 2018 was the overhaul and expansion of the Fisher-Watkins Dining Commons and the renovation and reconfiguration of the adjacent Ashburnham House, our largest boys’ dormitory.

Joining the complete renovation of the existing dining facility is a 15,000 square-foot addition, which features a state-of-the art kitchen and servery. Remodeled from the ground up, Ashburnham House includes 24 reconfigured double-occupancy rooms, two new bathrooms, new stairways, an elevator, renovated community room, and three remodeled faculty apartments. The connector between the dining facility and Ash House includes three new classroom spaces and a stairway leading to the lower level, which, at the time of this printing, is under construction and will include a remodeled student activity area, cyber lounge, mailroom, and campus store. The complex has received walkways leading to a patio area with landscaping and seating, creating another communal space.

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UP FRONT

Orginal Ashburnham House 1912

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Penguin

PROFILES

Cushing’s Student Body Co-Presidents JILL STONE ‘19

HOLDEN FRY ‘19

Ashburnham, Massachusetts

Highlands Ranch, Colorado

“I grew up always wanting to be a Cushing student.”

“I found who I am at this place.”

Jill Stone ’19 and Holden Fry ’19 are Cushing’s

Although they were highly enthusiastic about

campus became fun and rewarding. When it

Student Body Co-Presidents. Each is an

joining the community from their respective

came time to run for Student Body Co-President,

advocate for the other, as well as the entire

public schools, the pair soon found that a

Holden decided to give back to the school that

student body. The duality of their leadership

successful transition to Cushing required

gave him so much. “I wanted to leave an impact

status lends itself to greater support and

significant personal investment in their own

on Cushing, to make the most of my graduating

opportunities for collaboration. In addition

experience and for them to take chances, all

class’ senior year, and to leave a good influence

to being Co-Presidents, Jill and Holden both

while staying true to themselves. Along with

on the underclassmen. I wanted to be in a role

serve as tour guides, assist the Student

new and challenging coursework, Jill had to

where all of that was possible,” he said.

Weekend Activities Team and the Student/

balance her lifelong passion for dance and

Faculty Senate, are seasoned Varsity athletes,

soccer. Thanks to guidance from her teacher

Over the course of three and a half years,

and have been involved with the performing

Mrs. Harmon, Jill found that being busy not

Cushing has allowed the pair to push their

arts at Cushing.

only gave her structure and accountability for

limits and, as a result, thrive. With half of their

her work, it allowed her to meet new friends.

senior year nearly over, the Co-Presidents plan

How did the two get to where they are today?

As a day student, Jill made a conscious effort to

to continue living their Cushing experience to

Jill, the eldest child of longtime faculty

immerse herself in campus life. “I would always

the fullest so that others may do the same.

members Beth and Dave Stone, grew up on

be somewhere on campus, in a common room,

campus. Over the years, she has called Alumni,

the student center, or outside. Every year I tried

Cooke, Sawyer, and Lane House her home. With

to meet new people and put myself in a position

countless Cushing students to look up to, Jill

where I could do just that,” she said.

always imagined becoming a Penguin herself.

As a boarding student far from his hometown, For Holden, the path to Cushing was inspired by

Holden found dorm life initially difficult. Like

the experience of his older brother Ashton ’17.

Jill, Holden looked to members of the Cushing

“When he came back from breaks, I slowly

community for support. With the help of his

started realizing a change in him. His whole

upperclassmen friends Andrew Charman ’17,

mentality of life itself was changed. He was

Matt McGrath ’18, and Michael Outzen ’18,

happier, more mature from living on his own,

Holden learned to branch out socially; he met

and he saw things differently.”

some of his closest companions, and living on

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ADVICE FOR NEW PENGUINS “Take responsibility for your own work. Branch out and don’t be scared to make what you want of your Cushing experience because you have a lot of control over your time here.” - Jill “Never get discouraged. Always try new things.

Cushing’s community is the most supportive I’ve ever been in and you have the ability to do whatever you want. I say just be yourself.” Holden

ON CAMPUS

Mountain Day Although weather caused us to postpone

Mountain Day (twice!) in late September, it didn’t stop Penguins from making the trip to nearby Mt. Monadnock on October 16 to

celebrate one of Cushing’s oldest traditions.

While the day proved to be a bit chilly and windy, the sun was shining, the sky was

a perfect blue, and the views were awash

with New England’s beautiful fall colors. As

always, it was a welcome break from classes and a wonderful sight to see the majority

of our community reach the summit of this famed New England peak.

Cushing’s Mountain Day tradition began under Dr. Hervey Cowell, who served as headmaster from 1887-1926 and enjoyed scenic fall hikes in the nearby mountains.

The annual climb was formally dedicated in Dr. Cowell’s honor by his successor, Principal James Vose, and Monadnock became the chosen destination in 1926.

Mountain Day has been celebrated nearly every year since.

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Visit our website for more great pictures of this year’s climb!

View historical Mountain Day photos from our archives.

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A Semester in Social Media FOLLOW OR SUBSCRIBE TO CUSHING ACADEMY ON YOUR FAVORITE SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS SO THAT YOU NEVER MISS THE LATEST NEWS FROM CUSHING!

Welcome to Cushing Video

Now and Then Photography #TBT

Senior Pumpkin Carving

#WelcomeWeek has officially started!!!

One week until Halloween, Penguins!!! Here’s an ooky spooky video of the jack-o’-lanterns carved by the seniors last night! Photo by Tim Liu ‘20.

Student leaders and Pre-Season athletes are on campus and we are excited to welcome the entire Cushing family as the week goes on!

Reviewing our photo archives can reveal some

Penguin Pup

#TBT 1931 #VintageCushing

uncanny similarities between generations of Penguins!

Meet the newest #PenguinPup on campus... ZEKE!

Purple Sunrise

First Day of Classes We’re loving this picture of campus sent in by Folake Olorode ’19! Ever wonder what the sky looks like at 6:00 am on a Saturday? Purple, of course!

Zeke is the mascot of Lowe Hall, lives with Mr. Stillings, and is a very good boy. He is a Yorkipoo and is SO small that you can pick

Football First Win of Season

him up with one hand.

The sun is shining bright on the first day of

Class of 2019

classes here at CA!

All-School Photo

Smiles during their first W of the season on Quimby Field. Photo by Abby Wesnofske ‘19.

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The gang’s all here!

ON CAMPUS

Community Weekend

Down Syndrome Awareness Month

Penguin Paintings in Progress!

Last night’s formal dinner began with a special presentation to educate the Cushing community about Down Syndrome Awareness Community and On-Campus weekends are

Month. We’d like to thank Brett Torrey ’85,

amazing opportunities for our Penguins to

Arielle Auringer ’19, Kyle Torrey, and Kat

bond and learn!

Lemieux ’15 for sharing their heartfelt words and experiences, which brought heightened understanding to our community. Photo by

Formal Dinner #TBT

Kyra Parris ’20.

Photos by Kyra Parris ’20.

Pre-Season Photos

Fall Photography

Formal dinner is tonight. Make sure you dress (and pose) to impress, just like these Penguins

Fall leaves on campus photographed by Andy

did in 1972!

Wang ’20.

4Ocean

Twin Day Rainbow

Inspired to make a difference, Finn Maitland ‘19 organized a trip for Cushing students to

A double rainbow on Twin Day?? Even Mother Nature got into the Spirit Week fun yesterday!

Photo by Oliver Wang ’19.

participate in a 4Ocean beach cleanup on Revere Beach this Saturday. Photo by Jim Fay P ’16,’ 17.

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Penguin

PROFILES

Meet Jennifer Viana CUSHING’S NEW DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS After leading the athletic department at Lesley

FIRST IMPRESSIONS; FIRST SEASON

University for seven years along with coaching

“Right away, I was welcomed into the

softball and serving as an administrator there

community. We have remarkable facilities

for a total of 19 years, Jennifer (Jen) Viana

here that continue to improve and enhance

joined the Cushing community as our new

the Cushing experience. As we headed into

Director of Athletics on July 1, 2018. In addition

the fall season, I loved getting to know the

to proving herself a results-oriented athletic

players and coaches and seeing their level of

administrator, Jen has earned a well-deserved

commitment to their teams and the school

reputation as a record-setting athlete and as an

itself. Whether competing at home or away,

internationally renowned coach. In addition

they’re all wonderful representatives of CA.

to her experiences and accolades, she brings to

They are resilient, hard-working, and they

Cushing a tremendous passion for sports and

aim to be better the next day. All of that can

supporting the student-athlete experience.

be seen in this year’s Varsity Field Hockey

WHY CUSHING

ABOUT JEN • Grew up in Connecticut; 3-sport athlete (soccer, basketball, softball) • 4-year starter at shortstop for Bentley University Softball • Coached softball at Lesley University for 17 years for a winning NCAA tournament team • International softball coaching: Asst.

Coach for Coast to Coast Athletics (Australia); Head Coach for Tuscany Series; Head Coach for Robur ’58 Softball Series (Holland) • Resides on campus with her husband Leo and son Grayson

“I was looking to get into the high school athletics world – specifically at a boarding school since I was coming from a residential college environment – and it was really important for me to know that the school was supportive of athletics. I found exactly that at Cushing. Everyone – from Dr. Bertin, to the faculty, staff, parents, and students

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years. It will be exciting to see how some of those multi-sport athletes, along with a strong recruiting class in girls’ hockey, for example, will maintain that momentum.”

school’s athletics program and of carrying

launch of the Special Olympics Young Athletes

on a great tradition of success. Additionally,

program. [See next page.] The excitement

I wanted to find a place where I could be

and care that our students brought to the six-

involved with and have an impact on student

week program went beyond my expectations.

development. Cushing presented all that and

The hope is to offer the program again in

so much more.”

the spring. It benefits not only the young

academics, athletics, and the arts, and I am

cushing.org/athletics

humbled to help lead the program with the

View photos of games at

fill after the many decades and commitment

cushing.org/photos

by those before me, but I am excited to see how we can continue that legacy and elevate the program in the coming years and well into the future.”

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of post-season play for the first time in five

ON NEW INITIATIVES

Visit our athletics page on

Enjoy LIVE webcast of select games

on the roster, they made it to the first round

“One of the fall’s highlights for me was the

same expectations. I have some big shoes to

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our returners and a number of new players

Cushing’s alumni, are very proud of the

“Cushing has a deep history of excellence in

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around in a short amount of time and with

– is proud to be here. They, along with

A TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE

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team. Our coaches turned the program

participants and their families but also the members of our community.”

Jen has demonstrated a strong work ethic and commitment to excellence, and she sets goals for high achievement among her students, both on and off the playing fields. Please join us in welcoming her to Penguin Nation!

Penguins Partner with Special Olympics Young Athletes

A

s our traditional fall athletic season

We hope to offer the program again in the

began, one new team made its

spring. Watch our website for details!

debut. On Sunday, September 30, the Cushing community welcomed

“We taught the kids how to do many physical and

children ages 2-7 with and without

athletic skills but the main goal for everyone was to treat

intellectual disabilities to play and learn together

one another with kindness. At the end of each session,

through the Special Olympics Young Athletes

I loved seeing not only our guests but also the Cushing

program. The six-week inclusive play initiative

volunteers leave with smiles on their faces.”

provided a guided experience with activities

– ABIGAIL BOUDREAU ’21

designed to strengthen motor skills, enhance social and emotional learning opportunities, and provide lots of fun.

“It was really heartwarming to see how people with and without disabilities can have so much in

Twenty Cushing students volunteered to lead the inaugural event by running activity stations and

common and are able to play together and have fun.”

- WENHAN ZHANG ’22

sharing the joy of sports, foundational skills, and learning with attendees. The first session was a huge success and the number of enthusiastic

“I loved seeing how happy the kids were and how

Cushing volunteers increased exponentially.

everyday life is precious. I hope they left knowing how the Cushing community is very respectful to everyone

“I was originally looking for leadership and community service opportunities for our students

no matter where they are from or who they are.”

- RACHELLE WU ’20

because I believe in giving back,” said Jen Viana, Director of Athletics. As the program unfolded, however, it became clear it would result in much more. “It was simply awesome to watch.

Our student volunteers wanted to be there and contribute. Some found a special connection with a certain child; others enjoyed adapting activities to best suit participants’ abilities. For others, this

“I volunteered for the Special Olympics because I have always loved helping out kids with Down syndrome and all different disabilities. I hope the program reminded people that everyone can be a good person and can treat others the same.”

- MACKENZIE WHITNEY ’22

was a way to step out of their comfort zone and assume a leadership role. I knew this would be a growth opportunity for our students, but I feel that for some, it could be life-changing.”

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More great photos are on cushing.org/photo!

Photos by Jeff Boudreau P ’21 FALL 2018

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Cushing’s New Treblemakers

by Joshua Quinones A Cappella Director & English Teacher

UNC-Chapel Hill), I was confident that if the students were passionate about the group, we could bring thought to reality.

Twelve pairs of shoes lined up neatly in an arc around three tall, cylindrical microphones

And passionate they were. We began

designed to pick up sound from multiple

meeting in the late winter of 2018 and

angles in a wide breadth of space. Twelve sets

quickly identified our goal for the year:

of eyes flickered back and forth among the

performing at the end-of-the-year Awards

crowd before settling on me as notes vibrated

Ceremony. While juggling athletic,

between their ears. I nodded at our soloist;

theatrical, and extracurricular activities, the

her lips turned upward as she cupped her

original 12, as they are fondly known, worked

hands behind her back. Twelve sets of lungs

tirelessly to meet weekly - and occasionally

took in breath as one group took new life.

twice a week - to learn and rehearse new music. Their hard work paid off, and, as

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Listen to the original 12 members of Cushing A Cappella perform during the Academic and Department Awards Ceremony on May 25, 2018.

The journey that led to the formation of

Brianna Coppinger ’19 notes, they were able

Cushing’s first a cappella group began

to “have fun while focusing on improving

almost two years ago, though it was long in

our performances and singing together.”

the making. I met with Desh Hindle during

As anyone who has worked in performing

my interview process in the spring of 2017

arts can attest, it is a rare and wonderful

to discuss the possibility of starting an a

occurrence to work with a group that blends

cappella group on campus. Several attempts

together so perfectly in not only tone, but

had been made over the years by students

also mindset, enthusiasm, and dedication.

and faculty to establish a group, but none had managed to grab enough traction to get

These same qualities have extended into

off the ground. The commitment, after all,

our work this year - we have found a more

is substantial - music needs to be arranged

permanent meeting time, set our sights

and students need to be regularly assembled

on a number of exciting new songs, and

in the crevices of free time that exist

are hoping to expand our performance

between athletic practices, dinner, and study

opportunities both at Cushing and within

hall. Despite this, having organized and

the greater independent school and local

participated in two groups prior to my time

communities. While our horizons are

at Cushing (the Octet at St. Mark’s School in

expanding, our core remains unchanged;

Southborough, MA and the Tar Heel Voices at

we are a diverse representation of our student body who share a singular pursuit in creating our own euphonic corner of the sky.

As Fan Chu ’19 reflects, “this group embraces everyone; we are like family.” In essence, this is what makes a cappella so remarkable: the blending of different persons, lived experiences, and voices into one harmonious being that is beautiful because of its differences, not in spite of those differences.

A cappella has given me a home time and time again. I think of my own a cappella families, of weddings, births, and reunions, when I look at the sixteen young faces in front of me each week at rehearsal; what we are making here is so much more than music.

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Performing Arts in Review SPECTRUM Cushing Academy Dance presented its fall dance concert, SPECTRUM, in early November. This event featured both student and faculty choreography.

Our numerous dancers showcased original and diverse pieces with styles ranging from Bollywood to ballet, contemporary, and hip-hop.

The Glass Menagerie Cushing Theatre presented The Glass Menagerie, the enduring family drama that made Tennessee Williams a household name. Our production of one of the greatest American plays of the 20th century opened to great acclaim in Cowell Chapel during Fall Family Weekend.

ALL ARE WELCOME! The extended Cushing community is always welcome at our Performing Arts events!

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Our Performing Arts schedule is located at cushing.org/performing-arts-schedule.

Select events are also live streamed at cushing.org/live-events.

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You can see some of our past performances on Cushing’s YouTube channel. youtube.com/CushingAcademy

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Visit cushing.org/photo for more photos of The Glass Menagerie, SPECTRUM, and other performances.

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LOOKING BACK ON

FALL FAMILY WEEKEND Thank you so much to all of the parents, grandparents, and friends who visited us during Fall Family Weekend! It was a pleasure getting to know many new families as well as reconnecting with returning ones. We hope that you enjoyed your stay!

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Upcoming Events and Important Dates 

VISIT CUSHING.ORG/CALENDAR FOR OUR COMPLETE CALENDAR. ENJOY LIVE STREAMS OF SELECT ATHLETIC GAMES AND OTHER CAMPUS EVENTS ON CUSHING.ORG/LIVE-EVENTS.

PERFORMING ARTS

SENIOR MILESTONES

OTHER DATES

Winter Celebration December 7

Prom May 19

Winter Break December 13 – January 2

Winter Musical: West Side Story February 21 – 23

Senior Day May 20

Second Semester Classes Begin January 3

Spring Dance Concert April 26 – 27

Class of 2019 Dinner/Dance May 23

Winter Free Weekend February 1 – 5

Spring Music Concert (Chorus & Jazz Ensemble) at Oakmont Regional High School May 2

Class of 2019 Senior Breakfast May 24

Spring Play May 9 – 11 Spring Music Recital May 13

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Winter Family Weekend February 22 – 24

Cushing Awards Ceremony May 24

Spring Break March 7 – 24

Dinner for Class of 2019 and Parents May 24

Second Semester Classes Continue March 25

144th Commencement Stay tuned for details!

May 25

Final Exams for Grades 9 – 11 May 26 – 29

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Reunion – Save the Date!

June 7 – 9

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For a behind-the-scenes look at the painting’s creation, watch this 4 Quarters with the Denver Broncos documentary.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF BROOK AITKEN AND DALLAS BARBER

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Penguin Penguin

PROFILES NATION

Omaha A new work by nationally-recognized artist Will Day ’89 integrates athletics and art, echoing the creative freedom he experienced at Cushing.

Commissioned by the Denver Broncos to serve

Will enjoyed his interactions with Manning

greatest football players of all time, was risky.

as a one-of-a-kind tribute to NFL legend Peyton

and felt it especially important to listen and

“The project could have gone wrong, but

learn. Manning’s excitement translated into

part of the theme here was taking risks, and

Manning, Will’s recent work, Omaha, captures

the intensity of Manning’s famous battle cry at

the color and energy Will put on the canvas.

he (Manning) did so.” The result, Omaha, is

the line of scrimmage. Both an athlete and an

“The goal was to give the fans a timeless

permanently on display at Mile High Stadium.

artist at Cushing, Will Day ’89 could not have

moment. I chose intensity, the movement,

Both Manning and his father have prints in

foreseen the particular convergence of the two

the crowd engaged.”

their homes, as well.

He was also struck by Manning’s willingness

At Cushing, Will found that he wasn’t

to take a risk and apply the first stroke of paint

pigeonholed as a student, an athlete, or as an

conversation at Boulder’s Black Lab Sports,

on the canvas. Risk is something that Will

artist, and he praises Cushing for providing

a unique business incubator that stresses

expresses a healthy respect for, as he does

opportunities for students to step out of

in this project.

The origins of Omaha began with a lucky

their comfort zones to pursue new avenues.

connections between business, art, fitness, and technology. There, Will met Mac Freeman, the Chief Commercial Officer for the Broncos organization, and that chance meeting led to this opportunity. “At Cushing, we were taught that art and creativity transcend all kinds of lifestyles. As both an artist and a football fan, this project was so exciting.”

It was evident from the beginning that Omaha was not going to be a traditional portrait and that the result would be a true collaboration.

Will felt an easy connection with Manning,

“At Cushing, we were

as an artist, following work in finance and

creativity transcend

reinforced the work ethic that he grew up

all kinds of lifestyles.

As both an artist and a football fan, this project was so exciting.”

stadium, where Manning spoke about his emotions at the most intense game moments.

for a little fear, as well. Encountering fear

Will wanted to express what it might be like to

and risk in the creative process is a state he

be in Manning’s shoes — to be at the epicenter

remembers feeling acutely during his Cushing

of the “controlled chaos” as Manning described

days. Largely considered a contemporary

with the crowd roaring and everyone’s focus on you?

describes as “the scenic route” to his career

taught that art and

as they met at the locker room and in the

it. What did it feel to be in that locker room? On the field

Reflecting those values, Will took what he

architecture. Will says that the Academy also with, when he was taught by his father to “be grateful for work, to respect work, whatever you are doing, whether you are the janitor, or the teacher”- or an artist.

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Read a profile of Will from the

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Watch Will’s 2016 Cushing

Fall 2014 issue of Cushing Today.

Commencement address, when he received the 2016 Cushing Leadership Award.

abstract expressionist, he acknowledged that the project, memorializing one of the

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On Campus Members of the Cushing community continue to generously host events across the country and around the world. Thank you to all of our hosts for their time and commitment to Cushing Academy and for welcoming Penguins past, present, and future with such warmth and hospitality!

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Be sure to check our Penguin Nation Facebook group and

cushing.org for upcoming event details – we’d love to connect with

you while we’re on the road! And don’t forget – alumni are always welcome to visit campus. Simply contact the Office of Alumni

Relations by email at alumniprograms@cushing.org or by phone at 978-827-7400 and let us know you’re coming!

ABOVE: Recent alumni visits to campus

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FROM TOP L–R: 1. Hong Kong • 2. Hingham, MA • 3. 6th Annual Golf Tournament • 4. Westport, CT • 5. Solon, OH • 6. Bermuda Reception • 7. Jamaica Plain, MA 8. Columbus, OH • 9. Boston Reception • 10. Gloucester Reception • 11. West Hartford, CT • 12. Westport, CT • 13. Tanglewood Reception, Lenox, MA FALL 2018

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CALL FOR CLASS NOTES Please send your news, notes, and photos to be included in the next issue of Cushing Today. Professional milestones, family news, fun facts, mini CA reunions — let your fellow Penguins know what you’ve been up to!

Email your submissions to alumniprograms@cushing.org.

(Be sure to include your full name and class year!)

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Class Notes 1977

1985

1995

Chuck Johanningsmeier writes, “Still living

Brett Torrey writes, “I am in the midst of my

Lindsay Haigh writes, “Hello, all! Just wanted to

the good life out here in Nebraska! Our two

fourth year at Cushing as Director of Alumni

give a quick update to my fellow Penguins about

oldest (Emma and Grace) have now left the

and Parent Relations and I am really loving the

where I am and what I have been up to. I live

nest but we still have our youngest, Andrew,

experience. Our older son Matt graduated from

in Atlanta, Georgia and just celebrated my first

with us. For the past few years I held (sat

the University of New Hampshire last May and is

year of marriage to my beautiful wife Stephanie.

in?!) the Wardle Chair of the College of Arts

now gainfully employed in Boston. Our younger

We have four great four-legged children (Gizmo,

& Sciences, awarded for outstanding teaching

son (and special boy) Kyle is a senior at Oakmont

Buddy, Charlie, and the newest addition Fenway).

and research, and now I’ve been named to a

Regional High School here in Ashburnham. Being

I had an amazing opportunity earlier in the year

university-wide Isaacson Chair for outstanding

back on campus and working with classmate

where I got to step away from my law practice for

research in my field (American literature,

Bruce Lemieux and his wife Karen is something I

a time and follow my love of cooking by appearing

with an emphasis on understanding historical

cherish daily. My wish for our class is to continue

on Season 9 of MasterChef on Fox. Although I am

readers). Just checked out the photos of

to lead the way above all other classes regarding

now back to practicing law full-time, through

Mountain Day 2018, and boy, did those bring

engagement with Cushing. Last Reunion we

my MasterChef experience, I have now teamed

back good memories!”

had 41 member of the Class of ’85 show up (a

up with EatWith.com and am hosting various

record for any class, by the way), which was

culinary events. This year has been a blast and I

awesome and I would love to see us shoot for 50

am looking forward to continuing to build on my

Robin Lockwood Hall writes, “Hello, old

or more in 2020 for our 35th. I would also love

culinary dreams!”

friends! My family and I are enjoying life in

to have all of the 85-ers consider a gift of some

Southeastern Connecticut. I have settled into

amount to the Annual Fund this year and try to

Medeia Cohan-Petrolino writes, “I live in

an enjoyable career with Berkshire Hathaway

raise our participation from the mid-twenties

Glasgow, Scotland now with my husband,

Home Services New England Properties, a

to 50% or more. Even a gift of $19.85 (or more)

young son, and our insane dog. In addition to

realtor in Mystic, Connecticut. It’s been VERY

makes a difference. Thanks to all who have been

my day job running the Creative Entrepreneurs

rewarding for me that our son John attended

consistent with supporting CA in recent years.

Club here, I also moonlight as a children’s

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1978

Cushing for three years, graduating in 2016.

Please come back this June for Reunion,

John’s three years at Cushing proved to be

or any time that you are in the area. Thanks,

as AWESOME, full of special dorm parents,

everyone! I am proud to be a member of this

and now out in the US and Australia. I’m now

coaches and teachers — not to mention friends

wonderful class.”

focused on running school workshops across

and roommates — as I experienced during my

author, having had my first book, Hats of Faith, published this past year in the UK and Europe,

the UK introducing young school children to

two years at Cushing. I am currently serving

1990

on two Cushing commissions helping to

Sonya (Muller) May stopped by to check in

and religious tolerance.”

locate and get more alumni involvement —

with fellow Penguins and to see the latest

the backbone of the success of Cushing! I

developments on campus. Sonya is pictured here

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LOOK FORWARD TO GOING ‘BACK IN TIME’

with classmate Heather Hill and their math

WITH YOU ALL THIS JUNE FOR OUR 40TH All-

teacher (from 30 years ago!!!) Mark Burke.

the shared custom of faith-based head-covering

Read more about Hats of Faith

SCHOOL REUNION!!!!”

1983 Sandra Sullivan writes, “Had a nice visit in Gloucester with Kim White Sousa ’75 who was a faculty member when I was at Cushing. My husband Tom and I had a great ride on Kim and her husband Philip’s boat. She didn’t even make me call her Miss White!!! Thanks Kimmy for being such a great friend from day one.

1997

Looking forward to the NYC alumni event on

Valerie Bono is looking forward to starting

December 3 and Reunion in June. Hope we

hockey season. It is her third year as Varsity

can get many from class of 1983 to attend!

Girls’ head coach and the team is looking

See you all soon!”

stronger than ever. Be sure to visit and watch a game or two! Our schedule is on Cushing’s

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Class Notes website. The Watkins Tournament will take place on December 13, 14, and 15; we’re excited to welcome everyone to campus for this event.

2017, I wrote, acted, and produced a short film called (Un)known Encounters (original title:

Encontros (Des) Conhecidos) that was shot in

my hometown of Curitiba, Brazil.

2001 “My name is Jay Pratt and I was a PG and a

This film has been included in the official

captain of the basketball team. I saw a Facebook

selection of several international film festivals

post in regard to updating Class Notes for the

throughout the country, including: South Texas

magazine, so I figured that I would give you an

International Film Festival, Glendale International

update on my life.

Film Festival, Official Latino Short Film Festival, and Latino Film Market. Here is the film poster, as

located in Danvers, Massachusetts. We are an

well as the film preview.”

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I am the President of Life Solutions Group

2015 Vincent Grimaldi writes, “This past March I had the opportunity to present a research poster that was published in London, England.

A small research team and I had been working on a year-long project that studies how college athletes can use information and communication technologies to better prepare themselves for a future beyond the field. We submitted our preliminary findings to the iConference, a well-known academic conference in the information science field.

independent financial planning and benefits

We were elated to find out they had accepted

firm, founded in 2010. Our purpose is to help

our research and would fund our trip there

individuals, families, and business owners

to present the results. As you can imagine, it

create, protect, and accumulate their wealth so

was a fulfilling experience, which constantly

they can fully realize all life’s possibilities. We

reminded me of how thankful I am to have

have a strong presence in the Boston area but

grown up with passionate mentorship.”

do work across all of New England. We currently have a team of 15 experienced agents who share our passion for helping educate our clients and

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making sure that they are protected in all stages of life. Here is a link to a recent article that I was featured in. This will give you a lot more detail on my entire story. If you need any more

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info, please feel free to contact me. Our website is

www.lsgadvisors.com. Have a wonderful day.”

2005 Michael Golze earned his Master’s in College Student Development and Administration from Shepherd University in West Virginia in 2015.

After working at Shepherd for a couple years as

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a Student Center Assistant Director, he began a new position as the Summer Programs and Events Manager at Notre Dame of Maryland University in Baltimore this past February.

2010-2011 Penguin Pride soared with a large Cushing contingent at the wedding of Conor Sheary ’10 and Jordan Sullivan ’11 in August (pictured on right). Please join us in congratulating the Shearys and be sure to watch for Conor (twotime Stanley Cup winner with the Pittsburgh Penguins) and his new team, the Buffalo Sabres.

2012 “My name is Emilie Winter and as a proud Penguin, I would like to share some exciting news in my life that took place this year. In

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2018

Andrew Charman writes, “I’m in my sophomore

Cami Burke writes, “Cushing!!! I am a freshman

year at Hamilton College, where I’m currently

at the University of Colorado Boulder and

creating a major that combines elements

graduated from dear old Cushing in 2018. I’m

of studio art, art history, and mechanical

a psych major and the captain of a broomball

physics (with a bit of computer science and

team. I love being out here hanging in the

environmental studies) to resemble architectural

mountains, skiing, and hammocking. I miss

engineering. I’m also volunteering in Clinton

Cushing and all the people there, especially

teaching Spanish to elementary school students,

during the fall. Taking photos during fall

while I fill out applications to study abroad in

football games was my favorite activity. I can’t

Madrid next fall (shout-out to Sr. Sheehan).

wait to come back and visit :)”

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Emily Roller had the chance to hang out with Gino Bastone when she visited U Utah during the National Conference for College Counseling.

She also got to see the opening night for Gino’s hockey season (and collegiate career!). Go Utes!

Michael Outzen writes, “What’s up Cushing!

I am a graduate of 2018 and am now playing

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junior hockey for the New Jersey Titans. It’s a blast playing the sport that I love every day.

I’m also involved in an anti-bullying group I’m in week five of the rugby season and our

that goes to elementary schools every week

team is currently sitting at second in the

to do presentations and stay connected to the

league at 3-0-1. We’ve got two more games and

community. I miss CA and look forward to

then playoffs! I play on the wing, so basically,

coming back, seeing everyone, and catching

I just wait for the ball to get to me and then I

some hockey games. Roll Pens, baby!”

try and score. It’s all of the glory with minimal effort– the ideal sports position.

I hope things are going well on campus; fall was always my favorite time of the year.”

1: Cami Burke (front center) 2: Gino Bastone 3: Michael Outzen

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SAVE THE DATE Plans are already underway for our 7th Annual Golf Tournament, to be held at the Ridge Club in Sandwich, Massachusetts on Monday, June 24, 2019.

For more information, including sponsorship opportunities, please contact Jen Cronin at 978-827-7082 or email at jecronin@cushing.org

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In Memoriam This list includes those people whose passing we have learned of from April 2 to November 29, 2018.

1937 Virginia Pshalgowski Shelley

1954 James T. Catlett, Jr.

1941

Benjamin F. Dudley II

Richard A. Dodge

Elizabeth LaFrenier Zimmerman

Pauline Bisbee Wagner

1944

1955 Sally Makinen Arnold

Bertha Brennan

1945

1957 Roberta Kline Baer

Richard M. Kahn Rhoda Churchill Schermerhorn

1964 Ralph H. Millspaugh, Jr.

1947 Richard A. Anzolut

1966 William H. Brennan

1948 Patricia Ela Campbell

1970

Elaine L’Huillier Crowley

Linda Johnson Reilly

Jane Goodwin Lund

1949

1988 Alex C. Buerle

Verne A. Adams Constance Wright Farina

1991 George B. Breen

1950 William D. Adams

2008 Michael P. Kelley

1951 Jane Carpenter Patterson

Former Faculty Paula (Parker) Raye

1953 Janet Gorman Graham

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COME HOME TO CUSHING

SAVE DATE THE

Join fellow Cushing alumni on campus to reconnect, reminisce, dance the night away, or just enjoy time back on the hill. There’s something for everyone at Reunion Weekend!

While we are especially celebrating the class years ending in 3, 4, 8, and 9, we would love members of Penguin Nation from all years to COME HOME TO CUSHING!

 Visit cushing.org/reunion for details and registration information.

Questions? Please email the Office of Alumni Relations at alumniprograms@cushing.org or call 978-827-7400

REUNION WEEKEND JUNE 7-9, 2019

2017-2018 Annual Report Dear Cushing Alumni, Families, and Friends, On behalf of everyone at Cushing, thank you for your most generous support of the Academy during the recent fiscal year (July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018). Your gifts made a tremendous difference, enriching the experience and education of each student, and enhancing the foundation for Cushing’s continued strength.

Your gifts to the Cushing Academy Annual Fund touch every aspect of our work with students as we live out our mission daily, to exist for students and to develop curious, creative and confident learners and leaders.

From faculty salaries, team uniforms and theatre costumes, to financial aid, extra-curricular activities and the library, the Annual Fund supports everything we do.

Many of you also gave to areas of interest – investing in our endowment for the long-term future of the Academy, supporting a team or activity, or underwriting a particular need.

Please accept our deep gratitude for your commitment. Along with the listing of all our contributors, this report includes information about our fundraising this year and an overview of the Academy’s revenues and expenses.

We pledge to steward your gifts wisely, so that your generosity has the greatest possible impact as we educate today’s Penguins and prepare for future generations.

Warm regards,

Randy R. Bertin, Ed.D.

Colette de Labry

Head of School Chair, Board of Trustees

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Dana Barnes ’83

Chair, Development Committee Board of Trustees

Volunteer Leadership* BOARD OF TRUSTEES Colette de Labry, Chair Melissa Irving Christensen ’00, Vice-Chair Joseph Marzilli, Treasurer M. Elizabeth Akers P’10, ’13, ’17 Hiroyuki Arita P’19 Dana E. Barnes ’83 Stanley L. Clark Kristen Kelly Fisher F’11, ’13, ’14, ’17 Richard S. Lapidus Charles V. Schaefer GP’17 Stacy Silverman ’04 Hendrick Sin ‘92 Pete Snyder ’90 Sue Hawkes Wight P‘06

ALUMNI COUNCIL Thomas E. Jaffa ’70, Chair Valerie A. Bono ’97, Vice-Chair David Nickless ’70, Secretary Roger H. Brooks, Jr. ’69 Cullen Goodyear Concannon ’89 John R. Frey ’06 Michael Chun Hei Ho ’06 Chelsea Cummings Koski ’03 James P. Kraskouskas ’65 Robin Lockwood Hall ’78, P ’16 Anthony J. Mallozzi IV ’01 Carolyn I. Marr ’58 Hayley M. Moore ’04 Wayne C. Scroggs ’75 Matt G. Siegel ’82 Brian Teixeira ’99 Elliott Q. Ventura ’78

PARENT COUNCIL Jennifer A. Canfield P’19, Co-Chair Kimberly A. Samson P’16, ’19, Co-Chair Dr. Jane L. Burke P’16, ’18 Maria M. Coppinger P’19 Frances D. Hammond P’19, ’21 Darleen M. Lessard P’18, ’20, ’22 Melissa O’Donnell P’19, ’20 Erin K. Wilcox P’20, ’22 * as of June 30, 2018

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2017-2018 Giving Summary ANNUAL FUND (UNRESTRICTED)

$820,213

RESTRICTED GIFTS

$1,814,598

ENDOWMENT GIFTS

$257,286

TOTAL

$2,892,097

Tutition & Fees

Revenue Tutition & Fees $24,450,000.00 Contributions $2,902,000.00 Appropriation of Endowment Income $1,896,000 Other Income $595,000.00 $29,843,000.00

2017-2018 Revenue and Expenses Contributions

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Ancillary Services

Other Income

$29,843,000

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Interest Expense

REVENUE

Depreciation Expense

General & Administrative

Facility Maintenance

EXPENSES $29,635,000

TUITION AND FEES

$24,450,000

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

$10,142,000

CONTRIBUTIONS

$2,902,000

FINANCIAL AID

$6,052,000

APPROPRIATION OF ENDOWMENT INCOME

$1,896,000

GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE

$4,932,000

FACILITY MAINTENANCE

$3,780,000

DEPRECIATION EXPENSE

$3,013,000

INTEREST EXPENSE

$1,063,000

ANCILLARY SERVICES

$653,000

OTHER INCOME

TOTAL REVENUE

$595,000

$29,843,000

TOTAL EXPENSES

Please note that, due to variances in development and general accounting differences may exist between the amounts reported as contributions in the tables above.

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Financial Aid

10,142,000 5,958,000 4,932,000 3,780,000 3,013,000 1,063,000 633,000 29,521,000

Tuition & Fees

Expenses Educational Programs Financial Aid GENERAL & ADMINISTRATIVE Facility Maintenance Depreciation expense Interest Expense Ancillary Services

Appropriation of Endowment Income

Other Income

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Educational Programs

Appropriation of Endowment Income

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DONORS

2017-2018 Donor Report We would like to express our sincere and deep thanks to all contributors to the Academy during the 2017-2018 fiscal year. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this report, which includes gifts received between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. We apologize for any errors. Please report any discrepancies to the Alumni and Parent Relations Office, phone: 978.827.7400, alumniprograms@cushing.org.

Thomas Parkman Cushing Society The Thomas Parkman Cushing Society recognizes the leadership and generosity of alumni, families and friends whose lifetime giving totals $50,000 or more.

FOUNDERS ($100,000 or more) Nizam Abdul Razak and Kat Abdul Rahman

Brad and Kathy Hoffman

Sharon Rust

Young Il Ahn and Young Ran Song

Henry Hui and Alice Wibisono

Dr. Bobby W. Sandage, Jr. and

Steve and Liz Akers

Ted and Dot Iorio

Bob and Leslie Barton

Don and Karen Irving

Kerby ’67 and Lisa Saunders

David and Nancy Berkowitz

Dr. David B. R. Johnston ’50

Charles and Carol Schaefer

Marc and Cheryl Bingham

Charles Kim and Lisa Nam

Peter and Susan Schottland

Dr. Donald F. Booth ’54

Samuel Ko and Kyungha Lee

David and Mally Skok

Richard H. Booth ’53 and

Emily Fisher Landau

Peter A. Snyder ’90

Ann Cherry Booth ’53

Paul and Julie Leff

Betina Sommers

Tom and Jeanie Carter

Ruey-Hsian Lin and Alice Chen

Elizabeth Sommers

Mark and Julia Casady

Jay H. Massirman ’76

Stephanie Stone de Feoli ’82

Ken Fei Fu Chang ’92

Missy O’Neill

Ronald M. Stuart ’65

Kong Chu and Amy Yeung

Tom O’Neill

George and Tammy Sullivan

Tyler Tin Hang Chu ’06

Virginia Reimers Perry ’48

John and Polly Timken

Sharon Ettinger-McLaughlin

Thomas E. Poti ’96

Patricia Toppel

Ali and Tracy Fayed

Joe and Celeste Rault

Ann-Chia Wang ’91

Kristen Kelly Fisher

Joel S. Reitman ’74

Duncan W. Wang ’88

Mark and MaryGrace Gudis

Jim and Joanne Richardson

Edward ’56 and Karen Watkins

Dick and Jeanne Harrington

Young Jay Ro and Sun Wook Paek

Robert A. Young ’69

Tom and Jennifer Hillman

Rob and Mary Beth Rockwell

Andrew and Carlene Ziegler

Ricky Ho and Lilian Ng

Bill Rose and Dr. Merle Monsein

Mercedes Zobel

Roger C. Altman

John P. Hellstrom ’60

Don ’04 (Hon.) and Barbara McLagan

Yoshihiro and Akiyo Azuma

Dr. Joseph C. Hill and Kathleen Hill

Drs. Michael J. Mutchler and Michele C. Parker

Bob and Jane Barber

Michael Chun Hei Ho ’06

Joong Soo Nam and Hye Lim Lee

John and Judy Bardis

Sam Chun Ming Ho ’09

Chuck and Karen Peters

Frank W. Baumgartner, Sr. ’45

Francis Ho and Eppie Cheung

Ed and Rhonda Pierce

James and Julie Brown

Herschel and Nancy Hobson

Thomas and Florence Rosse

Maude Carter

Ji-Ho Hyun ’90

Davie Shen and Anne Lo

Lucy Cheever

Kwang Ho Im and Jinsook Choi

Hendrick Sin ’92

Peter Cheever

Kevin J. Jacobs ’90

Gerry and Marcy Spector

Bob Denham and Dr. Carolyn H. Denham

Jim and Sandy Karman

John and Nancy Stamper

Jeremy A. Duffy ’89

Leontine Keyworth

Anthony A. Steere ’61

Richard and Betsy Ehrenberg

Cheon Sik Kim and Dr. Bo Kyung Bae

Donald B. Stimer

Matthew P. Ettinger ’91

Dr. Richard Kleefield and Mickey Kleefield

Mike and Donna Stockman

Franklin S. Upham Trust

Alex and Iris Law

Mark and Debbie Tuller

Masaru and Haruko Fujikawa

Jae Woo and Yeon Sun Lee

Robert and Gloria Waltemeyer

Helen Riccio Gallucci ’48

Jin-Gyo Lee and Soon-Ae Choo

Jonathan Weber ’72

Martha Gonzalez y Karg

Sean Seungho Lee ’92

Kathi Whitaker

Patrick and Sally Griffin

Barbara Lemmon

Scott ’88 and Christyn Whitney

Jim and Eileen Harrington

Bill Leong and Rachel Zou

Harry and Sue Wight

Susan B. Hart ’55

Xiangdong Lu and Hong Li

Yong-Seok Kang and Seang-Hee Yoo ’86

Marie Hebeler

Pete and Mary Ann Mattoon

Irfan Zahiruddin and Nira Jahja

Mic Sandage

BENEFACTORS ($50,000 to $99,999)

Key - (d) deceased | (Hon.) honorary alumnus/a | * Royal Penguin Society member(s).

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Head of School Society The Head of School Society recognizes total giving of $1,000 or more from alumni, families, and friends from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018.

COWELL CIRCLE ($10,000 or more) Hiro and Kimiko Arita

Kristen Kelly Fisher

Jim and Joanne Richardson

Ann-Chia Wang ’91

Spencer M. Butterfield ’00

Lillian Prakelt Goss ’51

Joel Rotondo

Duncan W. Wang ’88

Mark and Julia Casady

Francis Ho and Eppie Cheung

Charles and Carol Schaefer

Mark and Dawn Warsofsky

Ken Fei Fu Chang ’92

Henry Hui and Alice Wibisono

Rudolf and Sonja Selami

Edward ’56 and Karen Watkins

Stanley L. Clark

Ji-Ho Hyun ’90

Davie Shen and Anne Lo

Scott ’88 and Christyn Whitney

Xiangming Dai and Junmei Cao

Kwang Ho Im and Jinsook Choi

Hendrick Sin ’92

Harry and Sue Wight

Colette de Labry

Xiangdong Lu and Hong Li

David L. Stiller ’64

Robert A. Young ’69

Ryan L. Duff ’06

Drs. Michael J. Mutchler and

George and Tammy Sullivan

Michele C. Parker

Jeremy A. Duffy ’89

Wai Kwan Tam and Candy Chan

Gregory and Terry O’Connell

Mark and Kathy Thies

Bruce Backman

Marie Hebeler

Wenzhou Song and Naoko So

Long Xu

Valerie A. Bono ’97

Michael Chun Hei Ho ’06

John and Nancy Stamper

Qingyong Xu and Jinghan Zhang

Richard H. Booth ’53 and

Ricky Ho and Lilian Ng

Anthony A. Steere ’61

Robert Xu and Shan Gao

Drs. Guofu Huang and Yifei Zhang

Mark and Darlene Stoever

Zhenghua Zhang and Shengqiao Tan

Ron and Nina Bracalente

Jane Lu

Wenming Wang and Qiulian Ding

Peiguang Zheng and Ruojing Wang

Peter Cheever

Scott and Kim Samson

Michael R. Watson ’02

Sidney S. Craven ’68

Stacy L. Silverman ’04

Bob and Laurie Watson

Steve and Debbie Ebensberger

CURRY CIRCLE ($5,000 to $9,999)

Ann Cherry Booth ’53

QUIMBY CIRCLE ($2,500 to $4,999) Marna Nielsen Blanchette ’61

Dr. Chenghua Luo and Bing Zhang

Libin Shi and Qiong Yu

Adele Wang

Mark Burke and Dr. Jane L. Burke

Thomas and Ellen Mann

Dadit ’89 and Dina Sidharta

David Wu and Karen Chyan

Juan Dominguez and Leticia Delgado

Caryl Burton Wright Minor ’58

Zhijian Tao and Yanjun Ma

Gary Wu and Qin Xue

Katharine King Fite ’53

Shijiang Pan and Xin Hu

Dr. James Tracy and Jan Tracy

Ling Wu and Weifen Zhang

Linhui Ju and Haiping Ying

Catherine E. Pollock

Chris and Linda Walton

Sang Kwon Yoon and Young Ran Lee

Nina Wiita Krooss ’55

George and Sophia Salah

Su Wang and Ying Xin

Youjun Zhang and Chengyun Li

Eric and Katharine Abrahamson

Valerie Wilcox England ’50

Jason and Melissa Martin

Daniel J. Sbrega ’95

Steve and Liz Akers

Matthew P. Ettinger ’91

Joseph Marzilli

Hideki and Keiko Seki

Julie and Faisal Al-Hejailan

Robin Doniger Gallagher ’93

Cynthia Sissle Mayhew-Hinds ’59

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Dr. Kenneth T. Wheeler, Jr. *

John R. Ursone *

Arthur J. Coulombe *

Edith Koehler Williams *

Estate of M. Anthony Fisher (d) *

Sally Taylor Gedney

1959 James E. Baskin *

1964

Mary Kohli Furniss

Lorraine Duval Gross * Lucille Duval Kline *

John P. Hamel

Cynthia Benton-Groner *

Dr. R. Candyce Silver *

Charles D. Swanson

J. Rogers Howard

Dr. Stephen H. Cutcliffe *

Jonathan S. Silverman

Robert W. Thornton *

Helena Chen Law

Sara Herzog Hogan *

Robert A. Young *

Sally Nichols Tracy *

Patricia Quinby Marshall

William E. Mulliken, Jr. *

Cynthia Sissle Mayhew-Hinds

Nancy Johnson Richards *

Staunton T. Oppenheimer

David L. Stiller

Joseph D. Cormier

David C. Schaefer *

Alice Carter Duston *

Gail Henry Stewart *

Betsy Ross Fleming *

Rebecca Bidwell Thompson *

Hugh R. Gardner *

Cynthia Dannin Ward

Susan B. Hart * Jean Wilkinson Inglis *

1955

Lawrence M. Reid *

Meryl J. Bisberg

Susan Remmer Ryzewic *

1970

Randy L. Herk * Philip S. Raskin * Irena Choi Stern *

1977 David F. Farnham * Mary Wolfe Zimmermann *

1978 Gregg A. Falcone

Thatcher R. Beebe *

Donna Merrill Stout *

Tamy Speigel Linver

David I. Brooks *

Paul A. Tierney *

Robin Lockwood Hall *

William H. Buell III *

Dr. Douglas W. Wright *

James R. Magee

Joseph W. Constance, Jr. *

Ernest J. Nemeth

1965

Ellen F. Harrington *

James O. Watson *

Elliott Q. Ventura *

Franklin P. Wilson III *

Howard L. Blieden *

Richard E. Hunter *

Dr. Charles A. Kokinos

1979

Thomas E. Jaffa *

James P. Kraskouskas *

Christopher A. Ingram

Dr. Babetta L. Marrone *

Constance Maynard Bolzan *

Christopher T. B. Murphy

David C. Leinberry, Jr.

Judith S. Myers *

Carole Wiita Brown

Richard W. Ripley *

John R. Skypeck

Eileen Gaudette Amburgey *

Dr. Deborah Warner *

John G. Cooney *

Dr. James A. Rondeau *

Anderson B. White

George D. Anderson *

Ward C. T. Woodruff

Peter R. Corbino

Patrice H. Worcester *

Victoria Wilson Bath *

Silva Nauss Dudgeon

1966

William P. Kotoski *

David A. Grimm *

Donald M. Aronoff *

1971 Carol Anderson Cramer-Carter

Dr. William F. O’Neil *

Lawrence D. Hutchins

Dr. Fred W. Benton, Jr. *

1980

Martha B. Davis

Marcia Williams Perry *

Robert W. Lockerman *

Carolyn A. Crowell *

Mark D. Boyer *

Ann Hugenberg Franklin

George T. Quesada

Rennold A. Lueder, Jr. *

Constance A. Fisher

Joseph R. Hanslip

Elizabeth Johnson Messenger *

Gretchen Augat Reilly *

Noble L. Sissle, Jr.

David C. Jarmon *

Cynthia L. Janisch

Earl B. Nichols, Jr.

Dr. Michael C. Sheff *

Jane Whitney *

Dr. Gregory Johnson *

Michael A. Rousseau

Lorne S. Ouellet *

Jeffrey P. Lindtner

Stuart B. Russell

April L. Paris

Dr. Helen F. Peters *

Dr. Shiva Saboori

Heather Sommers Perry *

David A. Texeira Mark D. Webster *

Nina Wiita Krooss The Honorable Edward J. Rockett *

1956

Dr. Jane McKinney Tait

1960

Blair R. Hopps *

Stephen A. Young *

Peter B. Talbot

1961

Edward G. Watkins *

Henry W. Bidwell

Valerie Friend Randall *

Scott K. Reardon

Marna Nielsen Blanchette *

R. Phineas Tuthill, Jr.

Douglas A. Smalis * Holly C. Statler *

1981

Jane I. Steiger *

Matthew L. Cone *

1957

Allan O. Colby *

Anonymous

Edith Hillbrook Fischer *

1967

Brenda Baker Abrams *

Peter Haigis *

W. Dean Boecher

Evelyn Cohler Alter

Virginia Wilkinson Marcotte *

Richard J. Chase, Jr. *

Ann Cunneen Boardman *

Thomas R. Rafalsky

Lynda K. Hartman

Christina Canon Craighead

Anthony A. Steere, Jr. *

Robert T. Johnston *

Charles B. Gilligan *

John J. Zawistoski *

Janet Crocker Joyce *

Chester H. Jablonski C. Richard Koster *

1962

Harold V. McAuliffe *

Henry B. Bird II

James S. McNeish

Mark B. Borteck

Theodore F. Robbins *

Dr. Marylin Corbett Brown

Alice Putney Valpey Frank M. Vana *

The Honorable David G. Sacks * Laura Bowen Simon *

1972 Allen K. Cohn * Ian D. Pesses

1973

Katherine E. Kaae * Randall Sussman *

1982 Robert H. Alexander * J. Christopher Byers

Roberta DeWaters *

Warren F. White, Jr. *

Anna S. Choi *

Renee N. Khatami

Dr. Lynn Feldman Wittman

D. Rebecca Sears Cleary

Mari-Carol Lenihan *

Mark D. Friedman

Stephen K. Critchfield *

1968

Martin J. Mueller *

Linwood W. Richards

Ross C. Thoms

Stephen A. Freudenheim *

William J. Bush

Matthew D. Rousseau *

Dr. Robert J. Friedman *

Sidney S. Craven

Linda Crocker Genest *

Alan B. Crocker *

Marilyn Friese Brent *

Peter H. Johnson *

Alan B. Cutcliffe *

Atim E. George *

Jane Wilbur Brown

Marjorie Jensen Murphy *

Larry Eng

1983

James Condict Grace

Sarah Hickok Cunningham

Barbara Brown Schultz *

William J. Fenton *

Dana E. Barnes *

Anthony Hairston

Robert B. Curry *

Dr. Catherine Jarmon Van Meter

Dr. Rosamond Lincoln-Day

Lisa E. Bornstein

Alison R. Rowe *

Matthew M. Cushing *

Susan Stirling Woody *

Sharon Hunter Matthews

Douglas A. Cramer *

1958

Robert E. Fouracre Diana Wilson Frazier *

1963

John W. Gillis *

David H. Carbone

Carol Garland Gorman *

Kenneth S. Carlsen

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Dr. Diane Steere Nobles Christopher Sung Joo Park

1974

Matt G. Siegel * Broadus Thompson III

Scott F. Bingham

1975

Bruce D. Feldman * Shawna Gordon-Litman

Lisa E. Allen *

Pamela Gilley Skinner

Brian P. Green *

Alastair S. Browne *

Elissa Edelstein Warner

Sandra Vachon Sullivan *

Gary K. Prahm *

Cora Trimble

DONORS

1984

1988

Anonymous (2)

Trevor B. Cone *

Brent A. Tate

Dr. Mark D. Desjardins * W. Dulany Hill, Jr. B. Dulany Morriss *

David N. Tallent, Jr.

2003

Terrie M. Tin *

Jordan M. Edwards

Jill A. Weigley *

Jessica L. Eisenhaure *

Elyse H. Webber *

Dean S. Fox

Alita Haytayan Guillen

1994

Wenjing Guo *

2010

E. Blake Lambert

Jennifer Chase Iverson *

Devon P. Akers

Bradley S. Nierenberg

Daniel M. Logan *

Lauren Dellheim Ainsworth

Jeffrey S. Kirsh

Lucas J. Donahue *

Michael E. Rau *

Christopher J. Logue

Justin A. Cramer

Lindsey Caleo Kirsh

Tyler J. Griffin

Rosa Ehrlich Richards

Mary E. P. Renz

Denise Hobson Ryan *

Chelsea Cummings Koski *

Emily M. Halpin *

Timothy J. Wall

Kenneth A. Shapiro *

Auriell P. Spiegel *

Jeremy C. McShane *

David Seungwon Lee *

Heather D. Wright-Ojha *

Duncan W. Wang

1985

Scott D. Whitney *

1995

Peter M. Adeson

1989 Carter W. Byham

Alicia K. Amerson Alexandra Pedinielli Batt Brad E. Beckerman Edward A. Cadogan * S. Rebecca Chanin * George C. Creech Sterling T. Dickinson Eliza Wood Dietz * Ravi Jagtiani Roderick C. Johnson Andrew C. Jones Lucy Kramer Bruce M. Lemieux * Ann M. Logan * Owen C. Long Peter G. Melanson * Jack S. Miller Tracey Sheehan Orchard

Douglas R. Rhoads

2004

Conor M. Sheary

Laura E. Brady

Joshua I. Spector

Robert L. Seymour *

John R. Butler, Jr. *

1996

Yasuyuki Goto *

2011

Cullen Goodyear Concannon *

Evan L. Hampton

Santino G. Mastromatteo

William C. Day

Dr. Keith A. Beiermeister

Nicholas J. Hanlon

Jeffrey R. Merrill

Jeremy A. Duffy *

Ansel E. Freniere

Hayley M. Moore *

Gregory V. Reppucci

Jill M. Halloran *

Abigail Goen Helfat *

Megan McTigue Pepoli

Jordan Sullivan Sheary

Raditya D. Sidharta

Ricardo A. Mendez

Michael T. Rust *

Calen J. Woodworth

Sarah Shuart Szymanski

Ryan J. Moynihan

Luke R. Saunders *

Amanda Mai Wei Zhang

James J. Philbin *

Andrew Jung Hoon Song

1997

Robert B. Wahler III

2012

Jennifer Paxman Bernard * Derek P. Clark

Robert P. Allen *

Aaron G. Earls

Valerie A. Bono *

2005 Timothy A. Leveroni

Tyler H. McFarland

Rachel E. Goldberg *

Rachel L. Dellheim *

Harry T. Powers III

Kyle E. O’Brien *

Jonathan B. Goldman

Keith M. Emery *

Nicholas E. Sanders *

Melissa Z. Wasser *

Heather L. Hill *

Nicholas J. Gillis, Jr.

Ashley M. Zimmerman *

Ji-Ho Hyun *

Paul M. Toussaint

2013

Kevin J. Jacobs *

1998

2006

Jessica R. Kruskal

William K. Kelly Gary R. Martinelli Matthew C. Nichols

Daniel J. Sbrega *

1990

Stephen K. Inman * Samuel A. Langrock

Drew D. Deuger

Timothy R. Lemieux

Michael P. Philbin *

Abigail E. Devin *

Ryutaro Nojima

1999

Ryan L. Duff *

Mary M. O’Neill *

Nathaniel N. Stillman

Amanda J. Earley

Amanda L. Proia

Kevin S. Sullivan

Thia Connolly-Philbin *

Katharine K. Foote

Daniel J. Trainor

Kathleen Zimmerman Marlow *

Michael Chun Hei Ho *

Jocelyn Labombarde Young

Makanga Njagi

Michael B. Nadler *

Tanya May Bos *

Adam E. C. Pierce *

Christine DiMauro Pawlikowski

2014

Matthew P. Ettinger *

Nicole Shiffman Schwartz *

Aaron E. Santos

Ryan L. Bajjaly

Jordan A. Hall *

Brian Teixeira

Drew S. Wenning *

Jonathan A. Bianchi

T. Keith Hart, Jr. *

2000

Robert M. Yeager

Michael F. Powers *

Annika Johnson McKenna Doreen Hobson McPaul *

Spencer M. Butterfield * Melissa Irving Christensen *

2007

Dr. Adam T. Rabinowitz * Hassan S. Robinson

David E. Leight

Anthony J. Buono

D. Todd Servick

Derek R. Nisula

Timothy J. Davidson

Ann-Chia Wang

Erica J. Smith *

Andrea M. Del Bello

Carolyn Squires-Cormier

Eliza G. Jones *

2001

Jeffrey L. Kisiel

Mark S. Cedorchuk Ken Fei Fu Chang

Justin D. Freeman

Anonymous

Thomas B. Elliott

Adam T. Gadoury *

Stephen D. Chen *

Elizabeth I. Johnson

Matthew S. Lemieux *

Catherine Brewer Daley *

Joshua W. Schrager

Christopher G. White *

Matthew F. Horan

Samuel J. Gillen

Hendrick Sin *

Jeffery B. Jones

Chekesha L. Smith

2002

Robert C. Phelps

Ashlee Pierce Cabeal *

Sarah K. Yeager

Juan A. Poleo * Samuel M. Roebuck Kyle R. Sanborn Mark R. Santelia Rachel Feingold Stein Chad F. Thompson Brett J. Torrey * Suzanne M. Widenhouse *

1986 Derek S. Bond Jennifer A. Johnston * Pierre Marcoux Neil J. Minihane * Elizabeth Moon Moore * Nelson R. Schniewind * Elma L. Shaw * A. Brooks Thoroughgood III * Damon B. Tyson *

1987

Eric C. Macrina

1991

1992

Justin M. Banks

Kathryn M. Marchetti *

2008 Joshua J. Bernard *

Kathryn E. Powers *

Peter J. Richards

1993

Tracy I. Saunders

Todd A. Bomchel

Justin M. Pepoli

Thomas P. Sheehan

Justin Y. Brown *

Steven J. Sanders *

Gregory A. Simeone

Sean M. DePaula

Michael R. Watson

Stephanie Jones Sobka

Robin Doniger Gallagher

Alexandra Q. Krasowski *

John B. Towers *

Kimberly L. Rolph

Ian F. McCusker

Kristin Henry Walton *

Nathaniel L. Sahn *

Dana C. Sprague

Key - (d) deceased | (Hon.) honorary alumnus/a | * Royal Penguin Society member(s).

James B. Cheever *

2015 Tanner F. Jillson Katherine M. Lemieux *

2016 Mackenzie L. Burke * J. Edwin Forrester Rachel A. Guerriero * Kyle A. Kublbeck Evan W. Samson Chad D. Shade Kalle A. Young *

2017 Matthew D. Hammel Cooper L. Harris

2009 Matthew C. Cavicchi * Caitlyn N. Farragher

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2021

Eric E. Ulery

Jikun Wang

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Atlas Gabrielle Wexler

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Abigail M. Boudreau

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Tony Zitong Zheng

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Eva Yiran Li

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Billy Yimo Pan

Andy Zhichang Wang

Ethan M. Whitney

Peter Tong Wu *

Cindy Cheng Zeng

Celina Mengying Cheng Holly Jiaying He

2019

Madison E. Lessard *

Sara K. Abrahamson

Carlos Luja Amezcua *

Mamoun A. Ismail

2020

Zazie A. Sidharta

Muhang Ma

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Roxette Linxuan Xu

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Shania Davis

Meiran Xu

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Current Parents 2018 Anonymous

David and Patty Frechette

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Andrew and Jill Berube

Larry and Laurie Heuple

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Francis Ho and Eppie Cheung

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Eugenio Villalobos and Michelle Zaragoza

Ron and Nina Bracalente

Henry Hui and Alice Wibisono *

Joseph and Ellen Morrissey

Chris and Linda Walton

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Nate and Kim Ide

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Lynn Breau *

Kwang Ho Im and Jinsook Choi

Mike Polomsky

Sang Kwon Yoon and Young Ran Lee *

Mark Burke and Dr. Jane L. Burke *

Jung Yeol Jang and Seon Kyung Kim

Rudolf and Sonja Selami

Youjun Zhang and Chengyun Li *

Xiangming Dai and Junmei Cao

Tim and Kim King

Dadit ’89 and Dina Sidharta

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Juan Dominguez and Leticia Delgado

Andrew and Diane Kosheff

Mark and Darlene Stoever *

David and Sharon Duke

John and Darleen Lessard *

Dr. Kenneth D. Stringer, Jr. and Jennifer Stringer

2019 Anonymous

Robert and Frances Hammond

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Tetsuya and Yuki Ito

Marcus and Peggy Muench

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Roger and Donna Biron

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Su Wang and Ying Xin *

Brian and Marny Blake

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Alexa Recchi

John and Julie Wesnofske

Carl and Heidi Borella *

Dr. Kangyu Li and Bin Luan

Rick and Patsy Sacco

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Jane Lu

Scott and Kim Samson

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Gary Wu and Qin Xue

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Patrick and Traci Madigan

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Steven and Charlotte Flanagan

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George and Dore Zornada

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Douglas and Jodi Martin

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Jason and Melissa Martin

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Jeffrey and Karla Boudreau

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Eric C. Pera *

Pamela A. Streeter *

David M. Branham *

Robert T. Foote III *

Robert F. Johnson *

Catherine E. Pollock *

Ryan Suchanek *

Lynn M. Breau *

Brenda L. Foster

Brian Jurek

John T. Price

Brett J. Torrey ’85 *

Mark W. Burke *

Adam T. Gadoury ’01 *

Keo Kirby

Dr. Xiaofen Qiao

William F. Troy *

Dr. Susan K. Carlisle *

Donald J. Gallant *

Tristan Kishonis

Jeffrey R. Quebec

Joshua Vautour *

Sarah Catlin

Deborah Gardner *

Kurt C. Kublbeck *

Joshua Quinones

Sarah Weiskittel

Penny Chrusciel

Terence Gibbons *

Michael Kuchta

A. Catalina Reinoso *

William H. Wenning, Jr. ’18

Rebecca Cinclair

Peter C. Gilchrest *

Eric Lamb

Emily C. Roller *

Frank Cirone

Berkeley L. Gillentine *

Victoria Lawson

David W. Royal *

Philip S. Wexler *

Susan B. Cirone

Janet Gross

Margaret H. Lee *

Jerry Sabatini

Ashley W. Whitney *

Meredith K. Colicchie *

Deborah A. Gustafson *

Bruce M. Lemieux ’85 *

Michelle M. Salvucci *

Jennifer Willis

Donald T. Connors *

Mary Frances Hanover

Karen W. Lemieux *

Aaron E. Santos ’06 *

April L. Winter *

Shane P. Connors *

Mark R. Harasimowicz

Amy T. Logan *

Jason C. Sharron *

Ryan B. Wood *

James Cormier

Deborah Nyberg Harmon *

Robert J. Macioci

Christopher Sheehan

Gisele L. Zangari *

(Hon.) *

Former Faculty and Staff Christopher G. Adams

Dr. Mark D. Desjardins ’84 *

Carolyn A. Johnson *

Dan Salvucci *

Kristin Henry Walton ’87 *

Chris N. Boyle *

Jeanette L. Emerson *

Louisa G. Jones *

Megan P. Shea

Amy G. Weller

Nancy L. Boyle *

Robert D. Emerson *

Patricia Beyer Kelly

M. N. Shroff *

Marcy S. Wenning *

Guy A. Bramble *

Dr. Fred T. Erskine III *

David C. Kormann

Kimberly White Sousa ’75 *

Sara B. Yeager *

Suzanne F. Camire

Dr. Joyce L. Ferris

Nancy M. Kormann

Paul M. Toussaint ’97

Kenneth F. Zangari *

Anne B. Cass

Edith Hillbrook Fischer ’61 *

James M. Maillet *

Dr. James Tracy

Nicolette B. Clarke *

Andrew R. Gillentine *

Caitlin O’Brien *

Jan Tracy

Peter A. Clarke *

David W. Halvorsen *

Amy M. Ostroth *

Ovila Vautour *

Jared J. Colicchie *

Wayne T. Hancock ’15 (Hon.)

Justin M. Pepoli ’02

Elizabeth A. Vezina

Lance E. Conrad *

Richard J. Henry ’14 (Hon.) *

Kathryn E. Powers ’08 *

David S. Walton, Jr. *

Anonymous

Susan Cook

Walter and Amy Gorman

Joseph Marzilli

Luisa C. Ulloa

Barbara A. Beebe *

John C. Custer

Chris and Rachella Johnston

Tim Morse *

Monica Ulloa

Dr. Randy R. Bertin and

Colette de Labry

Bernard Jump, Jr.

Gregory and Terry O’Connell

Peeranut Visetsuth

Erika G. Downey

Daniel W. Killian

Joel Rotondo

Jiayi Zhang

Kristen Kelly Fisher *

Dr. Richard S. Lapidus

Anita Ulloa and Louis Fazio

Friends

Karen Bertin Stanley L. Clark

Foundations and Organizations 1st American Home Loans, LLC

Dell Inc.

LPM Charitable Foundation

Shepherd Foundation

ACK-ME-ARTS

Douglas Cramer Private Foundation

Marquis George MacDonald Foundation, Inc.

Skinner Family Trust

Allied Printing Services Charitable

E.G. Watkins Family Foundation

Medtronic Foundation

State Street Foundation, Inc.

Essex County Community Foundation

Morningstar

The Stiller Family Foundation

Apex Properties

The Ettinger Foundation, Inc.

Morse Photography

Trading Post Music, Inc.

Assured Guaranty Corp.

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Network for Good

UBS National Philanthropic Trust

The Bailey Charitable Foundation

GE Foundation

Noble Sissle Music Corporation

United Way of Central New Mexico

Baird Foundation, Inc.

George R. Wallace Foundation

Northern Trust Charitable Trust

United Way of Rhode Island

The Benevity Community Impact Fund

Guggenheim Partners, LLC

Novartis

UP Education Consulting Group LLC

BlackRock Japan Co., Ltd.

Healthcare Systems & Services

One Step Forward Education Foundation

VMware Foundation

BNY Mellon Community Partnership

The Hebeler Foundation

Petaluma Portfolio, LLC

Watts Water Technologies

The Boston Foundation

Joseph & Barrie Fahey Foundation

Recchi Family Foundation

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Bright Funds Foundation

The L.M. Reid Group, LLC

Robert S. Stipek, D.P.M.

Wells Fargo Foundation

Byham Charitable Foundation

Lewis M. & Esther Perlstein Family

Rochester Area Community Foundation

White Sylvania Charitable Trust

S.J.K.S., LLC

YourCause, LLC

Foundation

Camelot Lane LLC D.P. Clark Inc.

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Foundation Lowell Corporation

Schwab Charitable Fund

DONORS

Honorary Gifts In Honor of Deniz Adiguzel ’18

In Honor of the Cushing Academy Dining Commons Staff

In Honor of Richard J. Henry ’14 (Hon.)

Tristan Kishonis

Sara Yeager

Dr. Ernest J. Dellheim and Jane Dellheim

In Honor of the Cushing Academy Varsity Girls’ Hockey Program

In Honor of Heather L. Hill ’90

In Honor of Arielle E. Auringer ’19

Scott ’88 and Christyn Whitney

Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Lauren Dellheim Ainsworth ’94

Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Emilio A. Baquerizo Cobo ’18 Carlos Luja Amezcua ’18

In Honor of Lottie Barton Chloe Muhang Ma ’19

In Honor of Giovanni S. Bastone ’18 Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Sophia C. Breau ’18 Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Craig Burt Madison E. Lessard ’18 Eva Yiran Li ’21 Jikun Wang ’19 Luna Zhengyuan Wang ’18 Cindy Cheng Zeng ’21

In Honor of Dr. Susan K. Carlisle Abigail M. Boudreau ’21 Tristan Kishonis Eva Yiran Li ’21 Carlos Luja Amezcua ’18

In Honor of F. Bradley Caswell Breanna R. Wilson ’19

In Honor of Sarah Catlin Chloe Muhang Ma ’19 Alessa A. M. Muench ’19

In Honor of Susan B. Cirone Sarah E. Potter ’20 Luna Zhengyuan Wang ’18 Angela Jinyang Yu ’18

In Honor of the Class of 1985 Owen C. Long ’85

In Honor of Meredith K. Colicchie Jonathan and Mary Kleinstein

In Honor of Donald T. Connors Steve and Deborah Jacobs Tristan Kishonis

In Honor of Matthew J. Cross ’20 Charlie and Susan Barnes

In Honor of Carolyn S. Cunningham ’13 Julia Johns

In Honor of the Cushing Academy Alumni & Parent Relations Office

In Honor of Rachel Dellheim-Simon ’97 Dr. Ernest J. Dellheim and Jane Dellheim

In Honor of Paul F. Dowling ’15 (Hon.) David A. Texeira ’80

In Honor of Colleen A. Fay Madison E. Lessard ’18

In Honor of Donovan J. Foote ’14 Robert Foote

In Honor of Katharine K. Foote ’06 Robert Foote

In Honor of Robert T. Foote III Diana Diyan Gao ’20

In Honor of Allison M. Frechette ’18 Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Adam T. Gadoury ’01 Atlas Gabrielle Wexler ’19

In Honor of Shawn M. Gebhardt Carlos Luja Amezcua ’18

In Honor of Berkeley L. Gillentine Cindy Cheng Zeng ’21

In Honor of Janet Gross Peter Tong Wu ’20 Amy Qinming Zhang ’19

In Honor of Deborah A. Gustafson Matt and Laureen Moran

In Honor of Wayne T. Hancock ’15 (Hon.) Ricardo A. Mendez ’96

In Honor of Mary Frances Hanover Cindy Cheng Zeng ’21

In Honor of Deborah Nyberg Harmon Gloria E. Bilafer ’18 Jordan M. Edwards ’03 Dan and Dyan Sierra

In Honor of Donald E. Harmon Jordan M. Edwards ’03

In Honor of Ellen F. Harrington ’70 Paul R. Ingersoll ’20

In Honor of Joan S. Hathaway Celina Mengying Cheng ’18

Derek S. Bond ’86

Zazie A. Sidharta ’18

In Honor of David D. Hindle Madison E. Lessard ’18 Peiguang Zheng and Ruojing Wang Tony Zitong Zheng ’18

In Honor of Maxwell P. Horgan ’21 Jennifer Paxman Bernard ’90 and Joe Bernard

In Honor of Andrew S. Ide ’18 Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Andrew Jehle Celina Mengying Cheng ’18

In Honor of Stephen A. Jacobs Nicholas J. Gillis, Jr. ’97

In Honor of Robert F. Johnson Eva Yiran Li ’21 Billy Yimo Pan ’21 Atlas Gabrielle Wexler ’19 Cindy Cheng Zeng ’21 Ashley M. Zimmerman ’05

In Honor of Erin C. King ’18 Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Tristan Kishonis Sarah K. Abrahamson ’19 Gloria E. Bilafer ’18 Kloe Martin ’21

In Honor of Margaret H. Lee Celine Ziqian Chen ’18 Jikun Wang ’19 Yuzhe Wang ’19 Sara Yeager

In Honor of Robert J. Macioci Celina Mengying Cheng ’18

In Honor of Grady S. MacPhee ’13 James and Kimberly MacPhee

In Honor of Bara Mbengue Wenzhou Song and Naoko So

In Honor of Matthew G. McGrath ’18 Donald T. Connors

In Honor of Cynthia B. Merrill Chloe Muhang Ma ’19 Luna Zhengyuan Wang ’18

In Honor of Joseph W. Merrill ’18 Carlos Luja Amezcua ’18

Brett J. Torrey ’85 Key - (d) deceased | (Hon.) honorary alumnus/a | * Royal Penguin Society member(s).

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In Honor of Sandra G. Michelman

In Honor of Aaron E. Santos ’06

In Honor of William F. Troy

Luna Zhengyuan Wang ’18

Gloria E. Bilafer ’18

Ricardo A. Mendez ’96

Angela Jinyang Yu ’18

Saraiah M. Boudreau ’20

In Honor of Antonia P. Perez Miranda ’18

In Honor of Mariah E. Sebastian ’10

Carlos Luja Amezcua ’18

Rich and Maria Sebastian

In Honor of Angelina L. Polomsky ’18

In Honor of Christopher E. Selami ’18

Donald T. Connors

Rudolf and Sonja Selami

In Honor of Beverly Stevens Prakelt ’51

In Honor of Jason C. Sharron

Celine Ziqian Chen ’18

Charles T. Brodigan ’50

Jackson M. Stoever ’18

Ricardo A. Mendez ’96

In Honor of Joshua Quinones

In Honor of Conor M. Sheary ’10

Hannah G. Stoever ’20

Watts Water Technologies

In Honor of Eric E. Ulery ’18 Harvey and Brenda McDonald

In Honor of Sarah Weiskittel Cindy Cheng Zeng ’21

In Honor of William H. Wenning, Jr. ’18 (Hon.)

Emily C. Roller

Jackson M. Stoever ’18 Meiran Xu ’20

In Honor of Philip S. Wexler Jennifer A. Cronin

In Honor of Denis Shubleka Diana Diyan Gao ’20

In Honor of Jennifer Willis

In Honor of Cameron L. Recchi ’19

Eva Yiran Li ’21

Chloe Muhang Ma ’19

The Recchi Family Foundation

Yuzhe Wang ’19

Alessa A. M. Muench ’19

Alexa Recchi

In Honor of Bruce A. Sinclair

In Honor of Rachel Wu ’20

In Honor of A. Catalina Reinoso

Holly Jiaying He ’18

David Wu and Karen Chyan

Celina Mengying Cheng ’18

Chloe Muhang Ma ’19

In Honor of Jerry Sabatini

Luna Zhengyuan Wang ’18

In Honor of Jocelyn Labombarde Young ’13

Angela Jinyang Yu ’18

Peter and Irene Labombarde

In Honor of Alexandra Slayton

In Honor of Stephen A. Young ’79

Billy Yimo Pan ’21

Wayne ’15 (Hon.) and Maria Hancock

In Honor of Katherine Spilhaus

In Honor of Gisele L. Zangari

Ava L. Alioto ’21

Madison E. Lessard ’18

Shania Davis ’20

Alessa A. M. Muench ’19

Jackson M. Stoever ’18

In Honor of Julien A. Salah ’12 George and Sophia Salah

In Honor of Catalina J. Salazar Celle ’18 Carlos Luja Amezcua ’18

In Honor of Michelle M. Salvucci

Cindy Cheng Zeng ’21

Celina Mengying Cheng ’18

In Honor of Tyler Stillings

Holly Jiaying He ’18

Eva Yiran Li ’21

Roxette Linxuan Xu ’20

Cindy Cheng Zeng ’21

In Honor of Wayne F. Sanborn ’99 (Hon.)

In Honor of Ryan Suchanek

Jeremiah and Louisa Jones

Peter Tong Wu ’20

Ricardo A. Mendez ’96 Rich and Maria Sebastian

In Honor of Brett J. Torrey ’85

David A. Texeira ’80

Dr. Mark D. Desjardins ’84

Sara Yeager

Harvey and Brenda McDonald

Memorial Gifts In Memory of Clifford Beebe and Mildred Dunn Beebe ’36

In Memory of Steven C. Farnham ’79

In Memory of David A. Pease ’63

David F. Farnham ’77

Paul M. Sears ’63

In Memory of Paul Heslin

In Memory of Gerald F. Sommers ’75

Mark B. Borteck ’62

Kimberly White Sousa ’75

In Memory of M. Willard Lampe II

In Memory of Philip T. Staelin ’87

Suzanne F. Camire

Charles Staelin and Karen Golding-Staelin

Barbara A. Beebe Thatcher R. Beebe ’70

In Memory of Barbara A. Boyle Jim Boyle

In Memory of Jimmie-Gaye Buono Brian and Marie Moulton

In Memory of Robert E. Nelson ’40

Mary M. O’Neill ’13

Diane Cummings Hill ’53

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CUSHING TODAY

6th Annual Golf Tournament Brings Cushing Supporters Together on Cape Cod On Monday, June 25, 2018, nearly 100 golfers

and M&M Transport, Windover Construction,

came to The Ridge Club in Sandwich, Mass., to

Tony Mallozzi ’01 and Anthony Joseph Real

have some fun on the links while supporting the

Estate, and TD Bank. This year, Interstate

Cushing Academy Annual Fund and Cushing’s

Electrical, Golden Cannoli, CSL Consulting,

hockey programs. Joining many alumni, parents

Mike Nadler ‘06, Jordan Sullivan ’11 and Conor

and friends were Buffalo Sabre Conor Sheary ’10,

Sheary ’10, Stacy Silverman ’04, and Fitchburg

Coach Mike Sullivan of the Pittsburgh Penguins,

State University and President Richard S. Lapidus

Florida Panther Keith Yandle ’05, and 2018

joined in sponsoring the tournament.

Olympian Broc Little ’07. This year’s tournament raised nearly $100,000, bringing the total over

In addition, several alumni, friends, and parents

six years to almost $280,000. Over the years, the

sponsored holes, including Jim Kraskouskas ’65,

funds raised by the tournament have supported

Michael and Nicola Mahoney P’21 and Mahoney’s

the construction of the Watkins Field House,

Garden Center, and Brian Teixeira ’99.

the boys’ and girls’ hockey programs, and the Cushing Academy Annual Fund.

We are grateful for the generosity of our donors and their ongoing support of the Academy

team effort. George Sullivan P ’11 has been the tournament’s title sponsor for several years. He has been joined by Mark Warsofsky P ’07 and ’09

and its students through this special day and

through all contributions. We hope that you

will join us for our next tournament on Monday, June 14, 2019!

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The success of the tournament has been a

Sponsors, players, volunteers, and other participants in the 2018 tournament Peter M. Adeson ’85

Sean Donnelly

Kirsten K. Kapteyn

Mark O’Meara

Austin Terrio

Anthony Joseph Real Estate LLC

Gabe Dunn

Ryan Kelly

Anthony Pasquale

Brian Teixeira ’99

Ashburnham Wine & Spirits Co.

Brian Elliott

James P. Kraskouskas ’65

Briana Pinheiro

Charles H. Thornton ’85

Seth Baldelli

Robert D. Emerson

John Kraskouskas

Catherine E. Pollock

Brian T. Troy ’10

Gloria E. Bilafer ’18

Sean Feeney

Michael Kraskouskas

Michael E. Rau ’84

William F. Troy

Stephen M. Bilafer

Maureen Fisher

Kurt C. Kublbeck

Samuel M. Roebuck ’85

Mark R. Warsofsky

Valerie A. Bono ’97

Donald Fitch

Anthony P. Laperriere ’12

Debbie Ryan

Todd M. Whitney

Richard S. Boyd ’14

Fitchburg State University

Margaret H. Lee

Thomas Safford

Daniel F. X. Whitney

Don Leger

Steven J. Sanders ’02

Ethan M. Whitney ’21

Carl Brand

Foundation, Inc.

William Brassard

Robert T. Foote III

John and Darleen Lessard

Daniel Scioletti

Mackenzie G. Whitney ‘22

Maryann Bronner

Timothy P. Forte ’10

Broc R. Little ’07

Conor M. Sheary ’10 and Jordan

Peter C. Whitney ’64

Roger ’69 and Kate Brooks

Kevin P. Frost

M & M Transport Services, Inc.

Mark W. Burke

Robert Gagnon

Jason MacPherson

Kevin M. Sheary

Sean Whitney

Robert W. Burke

Chuck Giroux

Michael and Nicola Mahoney

Matt G. Siegel ’82

Steven T. Whitney ’00

Lauren C. Cloherty ’21

Donald E. Harmon

Mahoney’s Garden Center

Stacy L. Silverman ’04

Erin Wilcox

Patricia Cloherty

Richard J. Henry ’14 (Hon.)

Anthony J. Mallozzi IV ’01

Lisa Sletten

Lily M. Wilcox

Donald T. Connors

Hilton Worldwide

Ronald P. Martignetti

Brandon Sousa

Zoe G. Wilcox ’20

Jason Cook

Andrew S. Ide ’18

Thomas L. Massie II ’08

State Street Foundation, Inc.

Wilson Bus Lines, Inc.

James Cormier

Interstate Electrical Services Corp.

Mark McDonnell

Brian Sullivan

Windover Construction

CSL Consulting LLC

Theodore L. Iorio, Jr. ’95

Hayley M. Moore ’04

George E. Sullivan

Dave Wright

Samuel A. D’Arrigo ’10

Kevin J. Jacobs ’90

Chip Morrow

Laura Sullivan

Brian F. Yandle ’02

Arthur W. Dauwer

Stephen A. Jacobs

Sam Morrow

Margaret L. Sullivan ’19

Harold J. Yandle

Karen Day

Jackie Jones

Joseph G. Nadler

Mike Sullivan

Keith M. Yandle ’05

Michael C. Deakin

Matthew C. Kallas ’85

Michael B. Nadler ’06

TD Bank, N.A.

Sullivan Sheary ‘11

Scott D. Whitney ’88

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CUSHING ACADEMY

JANUARY OPEN HOUSE EVENTS YOU’RE INVITED! Come take a closer look at some of Cushing Academy’s signature programs during our January Open House events!

VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019

ACADEMIC SUPPORT Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019

ATHLETICS

Saturday, Jan. 26, 2019

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

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Details and online registration forms at cushing.org/openhouse

CUSHING ACADEMY

Summer Session THE BEST SUMMER EVER! JUNE 30 – AUGUST 2, 2019 5-WEEK AND 3-WEEK PROGRAM OPTIONS DAY AND BOARDING AGES 11–18

 FOR MORE INFO: SUMMERSESSION@CUSHING.ORG CUSHING.ORG/SUMMER 978-827-7700

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