1968 Magazine: Fall & Winter 2021

1968 Winter 2021

Edmund Burke School Magazine

Getting Reacquainted

AND 2020-21 ANNUAL REPORT

DAMIAN’S DESK

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Damian’s Desk

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Fall Retrospective

Dear Burke Community,

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Bengal Spotlights

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Independent Studies & Senior Projects

Welcome back! Your dedication to our school and its mission has kept us steady over these many months - and has drawn us back together for such an inspiring start to a new school year. Faculty and staff members have deeply enjoyed being with their students and getting reacquainted, as we all reacclimate to the more typical routines and rhythms of school.

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Alumni Feature: A Family Practice

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Year End Events

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Graduation & Moving Up

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Alumni News

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2020-21 Annual Report

20 Class of 2021 21 Day of Giving 23 Renovation Update 24 Campaign Donors 25 Heritage Donors 27 Financials 28 Annual Giving 29 Auction

What has been marvelous to observe is how excited our students are to be with one another and their teachers. Such enthusiasm leads to great dialogue, discussion, and opportunities to collaborate with peers. We have revelled in the dynamic ideas, deep thinking, and earnest debates students bring to their classes. And dare I say, we have found delight in our students’ mischievousness (... just a little) and relished every moment of their laughter.

All of these moments remind us of how special it is to be with students when they need adults who care deeply about them.

At Burke, our faculty and staff are committed to knowing our students well, so that they can be most responsive to their social, emotional, and intellectual needs. From advisory to grade meetings to assemblies, we are able to check in on their psychological well-being, coach them on the importance of wellness and care, and review strategies for keeping up with the demands of school life. Even for students who were in-person for much of last year, a full campus and a busy schedule require adjustment.

As an institution committed to the lives of young people, Burke provides an environment where students develop the intellectual strength, moral reasoning, and critical consciousness to do good in the world. I am so glad that we can pursue this work together once more.

Warm regards,

Damian R. Jones Head of School

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FALL RETROSPECTIVE

WHAT WE NOTICE IS THE SOUND. Hurried footfalls in the stairwells. Vocal scales from the chorus room. Rustling pages in the library. Loose soccer balls in the drive aisle. Constant chatter among students and teachers, echoing from the Atrium and the Commons, from the 2nd and 4th floor terraces during “mask breaks” and from the front steps and drive aisle at the end of the day.

Following months in a near-silent building, we welcomed the return of students (and their sounds) in November 2020. The noise began to build in January 2021, when 6th and 7th graders were given the option to take all classes in-person (without the need to rotate). In April, that option extended to 8th-12th graders. Graduation, Moving Up, and Summer @ Burke camps all were held in person – although many students and their families needed to remain home throughout the spring.

This September, we were all back together–for the first time since an assembly on March 12, 2020. For the first time since COVID-19 was declared a national emergency. For the first time in almost 17 months. And the sounds have been unmistakable: upbeat, inquisitive, sometimes uncertain, and generally boisterous.

On October 1, we celebrated Homecoming with our first live music performance in the Atrium, where Advanced Band launched into an upbeat medley, featuring “Wannabe” by the Spice Girls (to the pleasure of the Millenials and Gen X-ers on site).

Due to safety concerns, only 12th graders watch Assembly in-person for now, with other grades joining via livestream from their homerooms. But on this day, 11th and 10th graders were able to look down from the 2nd floor of Calvin, and we made space for 9th graders to move into the Atrium from their usual post in the library.

In many ways, the pandemic’s legacy may be one of silence–of inequity, loss, and great pain experienced in isolation, too often unacknowledged. As we begin to look towards life on the other side, we still can give voice to what we have seen. We must still advocate. We must speak up for those who no longer can.

We have silence to fill, and more music to play.

- Julia H. Cain Director of Communications & Marketing Winter 2021

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BENGAL

SPOTLIGHTS KELLY FALK

KEVIN FORDE

MÓNICA VALLIN

WAN RYU

What keeps you at Burke?

“The care all my colleagues have for students and one another.”

Where did you grow up?

Silver Spring, MD.

What are your favorite subjects to teach?

“Literature and culture and food because you can connect them to race and politics, to family; they are central to social justice movements in ways that are not always apparent. Every food has a story behind it.”

How have you seen technology change?

“We are in this weird time where technology is so integrated into society that it’s a constant battle of catch-up. How do we keep up with where it’s going?”

HS Science Burke Tenure: 2009-Present

What lessons can we take from the last year?

“Remembering who we are at our core, what we lost and what we’re trying to get back.”

Now in her 13th year in the Science Department, Kelly has been in the classroom since earning her degree in Physics from Ohio State. “But in teaching,” she remarks, “you continually perfect your craft, and that lends itself to improving every year.”

Unique among Burke teachers, Kelly teaches almost exclusively seniors (and the occasional junior). That also gives students a chance to reinvent themselves as they prepare for college.

“I have no preconceived notions,” Kelly explains.

“Who they are now, as a senior, is who they are to me.”

Nowadays, the capacity to evaluate scientific literature – not just in the classroom, but in the world and in online spaces – has moved to the forefront.

Recently Kelly’s colleagues Morgan (Biology), and Allison (Earth Science) presented to their department on the Claim-Evidence-Research (CER) scaffold, “discussing how students can tease out what lies behind a claim and what makes it valid, and why such scientific literacy is much more important now than when I first started.”

Kelly adds, “We can’t compare our kids now to kids prior to the pandemic. They are experiencing their third year of disruption, and we can’t teach in exactly the same way [as before] and get the same results.”

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Assistant Director of Athletics Burke Tenure: 2012-Present

What do you appreciate about Athletics at Burke?

“Seeing kids who never tried something jump in and fall in love [and] seeing the work being done upstairs transform students down on the field.”

An athlete from the offset, Kevin played basketball (as did his younger brother) and football at Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School and was recruited for the latter by Salisbury University. While his undergraduate work was in PR and marketing, with a minor in athletic coaching, Kevin always knew he wanted to work with students.

Following positions in the restaurant industry, advertising industry, and event services in National Harbor, Kevin began as a basketball coach in the Middle School in 2012 – and has been on the Burke court ever since. Burke’s signature “no cut policy” and focus on equity both appeal to Kevin, who sees students develop a passion for sports well into their teenage years. At Burke, he says, “I see players see and realize when a peer doesn’t feel comfortable and [they] do something about it.”

HS Spanish / 10th Grade Dean Burke Tenure: 2018-Present

How could language instruction in the United States improve?

“Learning another language isn’t mandatory – which is so key for the mind’s development.

It opens the door to learning about other cultures and, ideally becoming more inclusive and accepting. Now, in Bolivia and Peru, students are learning indigeneous languages and we’re seeing that decolonization of education in Mexico. But not in the US.” As she concluded her tenure at Ethical Culture Fieldston School in the Bronx, Mónica was heartbroken to leave progressive education. Fieldston’s Head of School at the time was friends with David Shapiro* and advised her, “When you can, make your way to Burke.” In the interim, she taught at a K-12 school in Virginia and earned her Ph.D from Georgetown University in Spanish Literature in 2017. While passionate about the intellectual discourse of her Ph.D program, Mónica was drawn back to “the soul” of high school, where “you are really getting to know a child and helping them shape their life.”

Reflecting on the past year, Mónica says, “the pandemic really forced us to look at equitable access to learning and differentiated instruction. You can’t assume every child has different colored markers, let alone access to Zoom.” When asked how today’s students may look back on this time, she hypothesizes that “it will be this generation’s Mexican Revolution [1910-1920], which inspired and informed literature into the 1980s. We may see these 6th graders writing those novels in 2030 years.” *Burke’s former Head of School (1999-2011)

Associate Director of Technology Burke Tenure: 2015-Present

How do you spend your free time?

“Playing with my baby – everything I used to enjoy immediately changed.”

Few have worked at rival schools back-to-back, and Wan is among them. He was a student at The Field School from 7th-12th grade (before the school expanded to 6th) and then earned his BFA in Illustration, with a focus on oil painting, from the Rhode Island School of Design. He adds that he would often take apart his friends’ graphic design PCs when they broke. Wan returned to Field for 13 years – before making the move to Upton Street and becoming Burke’s Associate Director of Technology.

In reflecting on technology education, Wan points out that today’s students have likely interacted with devices since they were young children.

They are used to communicating in online spaces with people who are not their immediate friends; they are connected to the broad world in a way that most adults were (and are) not. He adds that the pandemic, “accidentally gave educational technology a boost,” but also forced reliance on technology and increased susceptibility to disinformation campaigns – “and we need to handle that, as people.”

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NEWEST BENGALS

Edmund Burke School welcomed the following administrators, faculty, and staff for the 2021-22 School Year:

ALAN KELLOGG MS Language Arts University of Buffalo, BA Mount Holyoke College, MA BRENT STANSELL MS & HS Performing Arts Originally from California, Brent earned his BA from George Washington University and MFA in Dramaturgy from Brooklyn College. He has lived and taught in DC for 20 years, most recently serving as Associate Director of Education & Training at the Shakespeare Theatre Company.

He has taught and worked at Round House Theatre, Catholic University, American University, Folger Theatre, Rorschach Theatre, Olney Theater Center, Montgomery College, and many more. He also spent the past year in Chicago visiting his family and nephews.

JOSE HERNANDEZ Assistant Facilities Manager Jose is joining us from Watkins Elementary School on the Hill. He grew up in DC and attended Cardozo Senior High School. Outside of school, he enjoys watching sports and spending time with his family.

KRISTIN ARNDT Assistant Head of School for Program For the last eight years, Kristin served as Head of the Middle & Upper School at Barrie School in Silver Spring, MD. Kristin began her career at Boston’s Fenway High School, then went on to help found two New York City public middle and high schools, serving as Assistant Principal of the Urban Assembly School of Music & Art in Brooklyn, and teach at the American School of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She received her BA from Vassar College and Ed.M from Harvard University’s School of Education. She lives with her partner, Clayton, their two children, Ruby and Alan, and her devoted dachshund, George.

YVETTE SANTOS CUENCO, LMSW School Counselor Yvette is a Filipino American school counselor, originally from the Bay Area. She holds a BA in Anthropology & Asian American Studies from UCLA and an MSW from New York University, and she is a Licensed Master Social Worker in New York State.

PETER MERGENTHALER HS English University of Maryland, BA Syracuse University, MA

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SHARIELLE APPLEWHITE Director of Equity, Inclusion & Civic Engagement Born in Brooklyn, NY, and raised in Connecticut, Sharielle is a first-generation American with roots proudly planted in Trinidad and Tobago. She earned her BA in Sociology at the University of Connecticut and her MSW from Hunter College. For the last eight years, she worked with educational institutions and nonprofits in New York City, including as Program Manager at Summer Search and an organizer with the Undoing Racism Internship Project. Sharielle loves traveling internationally with friends, re-watching The Office, practicing calligraphy, and spending time with her family.

TYLER BERGIN MS & HS Spanish Indiana University, BA San Diego State University, MA Georgetown University, MS

Jose H.

Brent S. w/ Nephew

BRUCE MCKENZIE, RN School Nurse Bruce comes to Burke from Comanche County Memorial Hospital in Oklahoma, where he worked as a critical cardiac care nurse. In past years, he has taught in Prince George’s County and Fauquier County schools and served as an EMT and a Certified Nurse Aide. We are so glad to welcome him back to the DC region.

JULIA HIEMSTRA ‘15 Learning Support Tutor/ Cross Country Coach University of Vermont, BA American University, MA (in progress)

Yvette started her therapy and counseling journey in New York City schools, before spending ten years at international schools in Uzbekistan, Thailand, China, and the UAE. Yvette shares these adventures with husband Joe (who grew up in the DC area) and dog Milo.

WHILE NOT NEW TO BURKE BY ANY MEANS, THE FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATORS HAVE TAKEN ON NEW ROLES IN THE 2021-22 SCHOOL YEAR: After more than 25 years in the English Department at Burke, Susan Hearn P’14 & P’16 stepped into the role of Dean of the Middle School in 2020-21 and has been named Head of Middle School in 2021-22.

Entering her 8th year at Burke, Alexis Martina has served as 10th Grade Dean while teaching MS and HS English. In 2021-22, Alexis has been appointed the HS Dean of Students.

INDEPENDENT STUDIES

SNAPSHOTS

Burke faculty supported more than 30 independent studies in 2020-21, ranging from Art History to Chinese language to Computer Science, including:

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Food Exchanges between Mexico and Spain since 1492 with Mónica Literary Significance in Classic Novels with Elizabeth S. Russian & Romanov History with Mustafa

SENIOR PROJECTS In a typical year, seniors projects are two-week internships or independent studies, often completed at local organizations and nonprofits. While most on-site projects were not in the cards (and the timeline was shorter), the Class of 2021 took on an impressive array of hands-on work:

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With seven fellow seniors, Julia P. ‘21 led a project on independent mobility for young children, modifying ride-on cars into adaptive equipment through rewiring and support structures

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Working with the Department of Energy & Environment, Morgan D. ‘21 followed a study on air quality in public transit stations and conducted her own research at Metro stations around DC

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Both a skilled skateboarder and editor, Owen O. ‘21 crafted an upbeat short film, documenting travels around DC by skateboard

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Inspired by the British program, Jen C., Lily B., Sujin L., Abby R. & Maya C. ‘21 created “The Great Burke Bake-Off,” competing to make the most delectable treats and donating them to the breakfast cafe at Capitol Hill United Methodist Church

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Kalea G. P. ‘21 & Izzy G. ‘21 teamed up to offer “Burke Fashion Week”, providing in-person fashion design instruction to their fellow seniors, ranging from mood boards to pattern-making Art by Kalea G.P. ‘21 Winter 2021

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ALUMNI FEATURE What paths did you take after graduation?

Becca: Inspired by Brandy [Menzel], I went to Skidmore and planned to study theater, before shifting to psychology and neuroscience, informed by my own health needs. I ultimately completed an acceler-

Q: What memories stand out?

A Family Practice: an an interview interview about about Burke, Burke, medicine, medicine, and and health health

On August 18, 2021, we spoke with three alumni members of the Salky family, all of whom have taken paths into the healthcare field: Sarah ‘01, Rebecca ‘11 (Becca), and father Steven.

Becca, remembers Burke as the place she met her best friends and grew close with so many teachers, including Elizabeth Sislen and Daniel Running, both of which still teach in the English Department, and longtime Head of Middle School Monica Miracky, who passed away in summer 2020 after 40 years at Burke. Becca says, “the closeness they allowed stood out” – and paved the way for her to attend Skidmore College and to develop those same connections with professors.

Sarah began at Burke in 1995. Before selecting a school, she sat in on Nigel Hinshelwood’s 7th grade linguistics class – literally, as numerous students elected to sit on the floor and Nigel didn’t object*.

Between the small size of the class and its emphasis on creative thought, she came home “wide-eyed” that a school existed that could meet her needs.

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* Nigel retired in June 2021 after 34 years at the school.

Sarah: Being able to participate in sports. I wanted to be able to compete and that may not have been possible at a larger school. I even did wrestling for one trimester, and did cross-country with David [Panush]. We approached learning without the strict boundary of “you must do it this way.” As long as we were still absorbing the knowledge, you didn’t have to do it the traditional classroom way. Teachers just ran their classrooms in a way that worked for different people; teachers could be creative.

Becca: I did so much theater with Richard [Carlson] and really wasn’t an athlete, so they let me do extra arts credits and just manage teams. [Burke was] such a personalized experience, with the understanding that every student was different. I needed to miss some time in 11th grade, and Burke restructured it so that I could still have the full education, but without the pressure.

Steve: I served on the Board of Trustees for many years with Head of School David Shaprio, and the individualized learning approach was what we were looking for as parents. We have two other daughters at different DC schools, and we wanted them all to have different experiences and be able to separate themselves. [Sarah and Becca] were able to do that by being at a school that gave them personalized attention and molded the content for their specific strengths and weaknesses. Our kids were not lost in the shuffle of a bigger, more traditional school.

ated Bachelor’s in nursing and worked at George Washington University, and I’m now doing research at Mass General on my own autoimmune disease.

I’m working on clinical trials for new medications, supervised by my original neurologist. It took twenty years to receive my diagnosis and I had always done my own research, starting in the Burke library.

Steve: Rebecca’s doctor, a leading researcher in the field, wanted Rebecca to work with him because she has so much personal knowledge about this disease. This has become a true team effort between the two of them.

Sarah: Burke provided that sense of confidence for us, to believe in ourselves and ask for what we need.

I went to Kenyon College and played DIII soccer. It was a great experience to play the sport that I loved for 4 years. Right after college, I went down the path that I always had – differentiating myself from siblings!

I moved to Boulder and, after a few years, went back to school for psychology. I’m now the Director of Operations at a 96-bed inpatient hospital, as well as two out-patient off-sites.

I oversee licensing, quality, on-boarding, risk management, and operational crisis – mental health is a challenge for staff as well as patients.

Steve: I am a very latecomer to health care! I practiced law for close to 40 years. My dad was a physician and, while I rejected going to medical school early in my life, his influence has always called to me. Rebecca and Sarah’s careers have given me inspiration, so I start nursing school officially on August 30. I’m spending a lot of time doing the preparation, which is fairly daunting for me because my computer skills are ancient (or new, because I never had them). this is a new challenge for me. I like to be tested, in the sense of learning something new and not being satisfied with what I already know.

Sarah: It was always instilled in us both to have expertise in some capacity. We are all in the giving profession in one way or another, and that speaks to our values as a family. We do hard, sometimes unrewarding work. It’s daunting. But nurses are probably the most needed in the field right now – and therapists, for sure.

How had COVID affected those plans?

Sarah: I was on maternity leave for most of the lockdown, as my son was born two weeks before. I went through the culture shock of returning to work right away, as hospitals don’t stop, and not being able to hug or touch my colleagues. We are definitely seeing an increase in patients with substance abuse, exacerbated by isolation. Colorado called a mental health emergency for kids. It’s so hard to see how COVID has impacted mental health for people, and I’m just grateful we can offer a safe place to them.

Becca: I actually moved to part-time in February 2020. I was doing day and night shifts, three 12-hour shifts, sometimes 16-hour shifts. I was already down-shifting and then chose to leave in April.

Patients couldn’t have visitors. My last act was to petition for a dying man to see his family in-person.

In the following six months, I started support groups for people with my autoimmune disease, and we now have 6-10 people each week. I also emailed my doctor with a concern, and he asked what I was doing. And then he asked again to come work for him at Mass General. I have been at this job since February 2021.

Steve: I think Burke gave both of them a great foundation: the value of community and self-realization.

Do you sense the School has changed since your time here, and how?

Steve: My experience is that things have not changed dramatically. We had a big debate about the stress on academic rigor and letting Burke be Burke, and not try to change. I was probably of the view that Burke could stress academics without affecting its longevity.

Photo courtesy of the Salky family

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MUSICALLY HYBRID

GRADUATION & MOVING UP

To ensure a final curtain call for graduating seniors, The Wedding Singer premiered in late May and incorporated performers from school and from home.

Graduating seniors and principal actors rehearsed and recorded at locations around campus – and even traveled to The Black Cat on 14th Street for on-location filming. These performances were then edited together with at-home singing and dancing from a dozen ensemble members to create a full-length show, available via streaming and on-demand through mid-June.

On the first Sunday in June, in the shadow of the Washington National Cathedral, the 57 members of the Class of 2021 received their diplomas from the Head of School and the Chair of the Board of Trustees and joined the ranks of Edmund Burke School alumni.

Class of 2021 Graduation

YEAR-END EVENTS:

Photos courtesy of Freed Photography

SPRING 2021 ARTISTICALLY LIVE While student artists (and their work) were in the building, our capacity to welcome guests remained limited last spring.

Needless to say, creativity prevailed. With some help from Zoom and a handheld iPad, seniors and Visual Arts faculty provided a tour around the campus, complete with artist interviews and live musical performances.

Pictured: work by Izzy G. ‘21, Kalea G. P. ‘21, Luca C. ‘23, and Rachel Z. ‘22

8th Grade Jaya T. ‘25 David G. ‘25 9th Grade Carrie J. ‘24 Jack S. ‘24 Jessica C. ‘24

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Representative James Clyburn (D - SC), House Majority Whip and the third ranking Democrat in the US House of Representative, provided a recorded keynote address – one that emphasized perseverance and tenacity, along with good manners.

Our thanks and recognition to the students who served their classes in 2020-21 as grade representatives to the Student Government Association:

7th Grade Taylor S. ‘26 Jack J. ‘26

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Still, to comply with local guidance, the School hosted an outdoor graduation for the first time in recent memory and families sat in small groups all around the spacious amphitheatre – and picked up a catered “reception in a box” on their way home.

GOVERNING & COLLABORATING

6th Grade Ayosa S. ‘27 Sylvie C. ‘27

The ceremony, while remaining atypical, offered a refreshing breath of normalcy. Dressed in burgundy, graduates could gather all together, surrounded by close family and friends, give personal speeches and musical performances, and process in person to the chords of Pomp & Circumstance.

10th Grade Angel J. ‘23 Dakari T. ‘23 Chloe R. ‘23

Sixteen members of the graduation class were “lifers,” or students who have attended Burke since 6th grade. The Class of 2021 included a 3rd generation graduate, Anatiyah Worthy-Stewart, daughter of Kimberly Worthy ‘92, and a 2nd generation graduate, Skye Nicole Garrett, daughter of Ebony Fortune ‘98.

Student Speakers Helen Jentoft-Herr, Julia Parachini, Sidney Howlett Student Performers Alice Crafford, Isabela Cividanes, Kyra Layman, Maya Cole, Nathan Weisbrod

11th Grade Anya W. ‘22 Ingrid G. ‘22 Max O. ‘22 12th Grade Peter A. ‘21 Dylan V. ‘21 Jonah C. ‘21

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STUDENT SPEECHES

On Graduating (excerpt)

by Sidney Howlett ‘21

On Math (excerpt) by Jeremy Green ‘21

delivered at Graduation in June 2021

delivered at the Academic Awards assembly in May 2021

[...] Society tells you that you have to become

I’ve been at Burke since 6th grade. That’s seven years

“bite sized” in order to become controllable and

of math classes. Despite the high quality mathematical

CLASS OF 2021 Jackson Adams

Helen Jentoft-Herr

Rayan Al-Amiri

William Kelly

enthusiastic in a math classroom.

Sometimes that meant shouting out an answer before

Helen Khuri

people had finished the problem. It could’ve been asking

Jax August

Kyra Layman

ridiculous, ultra-specific questions that threatened to derail

Lily Barnes

Jonah LeCompte

the entire lesson. Or gasping out loud when I realized where

Huit Blackmon

Sujin Lee

the teacher was going with a point and how cool it would

Nicholas Catlett-Jenkins

Rebecca Meroney

Jennifer Chiancone

Nathaniel Miller

be when they got there. When I made a crazy mathematical

Brandon Chism

Ronan O’Donnell

intuitive leap, get ready, because you were going to hear about it right away. It was extra fun when I couldn’t even put

William Christie

Owen O’Rourke

Isabela Cividanes

Dorcas Ogba

Maya Cole

Julia Parachini

Jonah Coleman

Sigita Puskorius

Alice Crafford

Jacob Rosinplotz

Marlon DeBose

Abby Ross

Morgan DeShazier

Ravi Sadasiv

love nothing more than learning new and interesting things.

Caterina Dinale Sella

Megan Schmuecker

Add that to the fact that in math, learning something new

Liam Donovan

Harper Schwartz

and interesting is extra rewarding. There is nothing more

Sam Eckart

Lauren Simpkins

satisfying than the moment where you go from being

Keely Ferrando

Noé Sitbon-Taylor

Isabella Garcia

Natalie Thorpe

baffled by something to understanding it. As you stare at

Skye Garrett

Dylan Valet

Kalea George-Phillips

Runhui Wang

Ethan Glaser

Reece Watson

Isabel Gottlieb-Nemo

April-Imani Watts

Jeremy Green

Nathan Weisbrod Kodie Wilkins

Katherine Hirsche

Anatiyah Worthy-

Sidney Howlett

Stewart

outside voices that try to tell you who you need

around 8th grade of the number of times I got a little too

Peter Attarian

Gabriel Hershberg

likeable by others. There are a lot of different,

education I’ve received, I think I lost count somewhere

into words what I think I figured out. And when I was as ultraconfident as I was ultra-wrong.

All of these antics, though, stemmed from the same reason.

Let me break it down mathematically. Take the fact that I

these letters, numbers, graphs and symbols, something just clicks; it starts to make sense, and then you realize how perfectly everything fits together. Because, of course it does.

It’s math, which humans basically invented to help describe the world around us-so it has to make sense.

to be and what you need to achieve, to be successful in life. And you need to understand that it’s all a lie, because no one truly knows who you are, but yourself. [...]

I came into high school thinking that I would be the best student out there, and that I would be singing with my peers like in High School Musical – which did not come true might I add, and I hope you all realize that I’m not talking about the “best student” part. But at the end of it all, none of my expectations truly mattered, because I found more than I would have ever would’ve imagined. I found a family.

This includes my teachers that taught me many things in class, that I have sadly all forgotten since summer started – but most importantly tools to use for when I’m off to college; Damian, who has always made time to chat during lunch; the most unique classmates that make everyday a surprise; a great group of friends that have become my sisters; and finally, finding happiness within the person that I am becoming – or at least starting to become, since my journey is far from over. And I could start going into a spiel about how I’ve grown and my hardships, but this isn’t an essay for the Common App (aren’t we all glad that’s over?). So I’ll leave the class of 2021, or shall I say my family, with this:

MOVING UP The 8th grade’s ceremonial progression into the High School stood out this spring: theirs was the first fully in-person event in the theater since the 2019-20 musical. Each student could invite two in-person guests, with dozens more attending via a livestream to celebrate the 33 members of the Class of 2025.

Student Emcees Miriam K. G. ‘25 and Tommy K. ‘25 Speakers & Performers David G. ‘25, Emily R. ‘25, Jaya T. ‘25, Michael S. ‘25, Sophia H. ‘25 Remarks Susan Hearn, Head of Middle School Damian Jones, Head of School

As we come to this final chapter, remember to take chances and make the most of being young and weird, because the right people and lessons will come to you at the right time. And because why wear grey like everyone else when you can wear neon green?

[...] Math is a cumulative discipline, so I will surely have to recall many things I learned in Burke math classes as I move forward in life. When I do, I’ll remember those over-excited moments (and probably cringe). But more generally, I’ll look back fondly on a wonderful seven years learning from the wonderful people of the Burke Math Department.

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STUDENT SPEAKERS

ACADEMIC AWARDS ASSEMBLY 2021

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ALUMNI EVENT

RECAP

Kate Maskarinec,

Assistant Director of Development, Special Events

CLASS OF 2020 GATHERING On July 20, the Class of 2020 was welcomed to campus for a long awaited in-person celebration and reunion with one another, as well as faculty and staff. So much time had passed since the Class of 2020

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had visited campus, yet once we were all together, it felt like just yesterday. After such a difficult and tumultuous year (and a half) on so many fronts – and after the 2019-20 school year ended without the closure we so greatly desired – it was so joyful to be together once again! For those of you who were unable to join us, you were certainly missed.

JUNE 21-AUGUST 26 | REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 7

Jordan Cardone ‘77 is living in Maine, where she has spent 12 years with the Brunswick Area Teen Center, running a free after-school and summer program for kids in 6-12th grades and providing meals, support, and a safe environment for youth. She reports, “four grown children have taught me a lot about the teenage years – both the good and the extremely challenging parts! All are doing great now as am I.” In July 2020, Jeffrey Price ‘85 launched Word Collections, which works for comedians and spoken word performers to license and collect royalties from digital and radio broadcast, interactive audio streams, streaming video on social media platforms, and more. A year earlier, he testified to the Canadian House of Commons’ Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology in view of its forthcoming study of the Statutory Review of the Copyright Act. Jessica Osborn ‘90 recently returned to the DC area, after many years in South Florida, and is working as a consultant to several states’ human services programs, primarily Medicaid. Daughter Marley is a junior in college, and Jessica is enjoying meaningful work, kayaking, hanging with friends, looking for love in all the wrong places, traveling (pre-pandemic), and random merriment.

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Our thanks and appreciation to Samuel Felder ‘93, who recently retired from the United States Air Force Reserve after 20 years of service.

Julie Bindeman Belgard ‘96 received the Karl Heiser Award for legislative advocacy in Psychology, conferred by Division 31 of the American Psychological Association. Julia also was nominated to serve on the Executive Committee for the Mental Health Professional Group of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.

ALUMNI WEEKEND On October 15th and 16th, we gathered for a long-awaited,

from around the country, and we honored the recent

In May, Ashley Donovan ‘02 completed training to become a Firefighter II in Montgomery County. A volunteer EMT for Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad since 2015, Ashley looks forward to training to ride the heavy rescue truck. In July, she was named Director of Strategy Development for the American Chemical

retirements of Nigel Hinshelwood and Lucy Kernan-Schloss.

Society, following six years in ACS’ Education Division.

in-person alumni weekend with reunion celebrations for classes ending in 1 & 6 as well as 0 & 5. Friday evening brought a virtual happy hour with alumni and friends

on Saturday morning, alumni had an opportunity to tour campus-including a glimpse at the construction project in Mooskin-Roth Hall. Later that evening, we came together on campus for a special program and reception celebrating the life and legacy of Monica Miracky, followed by the Reunion Reception. Oliver Friendly ‘99 and Eat & Smile 14 \\

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Reporter Amber Gerard ‘97 recently joined the NBC Harrisburg (PA) Bureau.

Catering served up delicious food and drink. We can’t wait to welcome alumni back to campus again soon!

ALUMNI NEWS After 13 years as a preschool teacher in the DC area, Julia Hart ‘04 opened her own small, home-based school in Bethesda, MD. The Yellow House School is a play-based, early childhood center for ages 2-5 and serves children both with and without disabilities.

Nadia Eldeib ‘09 recently moved to Del Mar, California and left Lyft’s Transit, Bikes & Scooters team to join one of the first cohorts of Founder Fellows at South Park Commons. Nadia writes, “I’m currently exploring new problem spaces and ideas around empowering SMB owners and reducing sadness, loneliness, and isolation and increasing delight and joy in people’s lives through technology.”

Congratulations are due to Dana Brozost-Kelleher ’12, reporter with the Invisible Institute and member of the team that earned the 2021 Pulitzer Prize in National Reporting for the series “Mauled: When Police Dogs Are Weapons.” “Mauled” was a collaboration among AL.com, IndyStar, Marshall Project, and the Invisible Institute.

Thanks to proud classmates Ellie Rob ‘12, Savannah Windham ‘12, Alexa Ritter ‘12, Mathilde Arandia ‘12, JoAnna Hickmott ‘12, and Kate Jentoft-Herr ‘12 for sharing this news.

Lily Sleichter ‘13 has moved to Idaho, works in the mental health field, and will be getting married on October 1, 2022. When asked what else we should know, Lily replied, “Just miss Burke!”

Alexandra Jones ‘14 co-founded a nonprofit, Aliquippa Green Inc., dedicated to educating and empowering citizens of Aliquippa, PA, a former steel town northwest of Pittsburgh.

Maggie Eckerson ‘14 completed 1,700 hours of service as an AmeriCorps Corps Member, assisting the Federal Agency of Emergency Management (FEMA) with COVID vaccinations across the country and fighting wildfires in California. She was a recipient of the Presidential Volunteer Service Award and AmeriCorps Health Coordinator of the Year in May 2021.

Melissa Irvin ‘04 and Laura Sahm ‘03 welcomed daughter Maisey Anne into the world on August 4, 2021. They could not be more excited to have a future Bengal in the making!

Ben Leubsdorf ‘04 contributed to the Class of 2004’s recent baby boom when he and his wife Katie welcomed a son, Abe, who joined big sister Esther in July 2021.

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Dear Burke Community, The 2020-21 school year brought many profound challenges, from the ongoing global pandemic to the devastating impact of long-standing racial injustice, and a polarizing political landscape. At each turn, I have been stuck by the resilience and fortitude of our Burke family. None of us could have imagined what the next month, week, or day could bring, but through it all, the Burke community stood together in support of one another and of our school as a whole. Faculty and staff were creative, compassionate and steady in their approach, constantly pivoting to ensure that students thrived and felt met in both in-person and remote learning spaces. Parents worked hand-in-hand with the administration to support the happiness and success of our students in an ever-changing landscape. And through all of this, you stood beside Burke when we called.

Because of the outpouring of generosity from this community, we have much to be proud of and to celebrate.

As you know, at the end of the 2019-2020 school year, we celebrated the successful conclusion of the historic $6 million Stand with Burke comprehensive campaign. I am pleased to report that after years of anticipation, we are actively in the process of renovating several spaces in our original building, Mooskin-Roth Hall, which was made possible by this campaign.

We anticipate a completion date in January for the first phase of the project, and are thrilled that these spaces will now better meet the needs of our community and will truly reflect the excellence of our programs.

In December of 2020, Burke held its first annual Day of Giving. Not only did our community rally to more than double our participation goal by mid-day, unlocking an initial $15,000 challenge gift, but together we unlocked a second $10,000 challenge gift as well as 10 individual challenge matches for each class, alumni, and grandparents. When the clock struck midnight, over $91,000 was raised!

Though circumstances prevented us from gathering in person this past April for our annual Auction for Financial Aid, the Development team and a dedicated group of volunteers turned the usual event into a delightfully whimsical and retro virtual celebration. It was such a joy to see hundreds of members of our current and past community “tune in” to Burke at Nite and raise their (virtual) paddles high, delivering Burke’s highest-grossing live auction ever and raising more than $330,000 total for Financial Aid — a school record!

During one of the most difficult years imaginable, Burke remained Burke because you continued to believe in the powerful work that happens here and understood the importance of continuing to stand beside us, even as the world around us shifted.

Burke also thrived during such a challenging period because of the steadfast and caring leadership of Head of School Damian Jones. For nearly eight years, Damian has served as an inspirational leader, stewarding the school through both joyful milestones and achievements and tumultuous times, all the while strengthening Burke’s commitment to our mission. As the sun sets on this, Damian’s final year at Burke, I know that you will join me in expressing gratitude to Damian and celebrating his exceptional contributions to the Burke Community. This fall, the Board of Trustees began a national search for Burke’s next Head of School. Though we will move through a period of transition ahead, I am confident that Damian has paved the way for Burke’s next Head to continue to build upon his legacy and guide Burke through our sixth decade and beyond.

On behalf of all of us at Burke, I cannot fully express our gratitude for the Parents, Alumni, Grandparents, Faculty, Staff, and Friends whose names fill the following pages — representing an incredible outpouring of care and support for our shared Burke home, even in the face of a global crisis. Thank you for all of the ways in which you continue to support our school. I can’t wait to see what we’ll do together next!

In partnership, Sharon Davis P’19 President, Board of Trustees

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CLASS OF 2021 FAMILY GIFT It has been a longstanding tradition that the families of the graduating class join together in support of a special class fundraising effort in commemoration of their students’ accomplishments and in recognition of what Burke has meant to them.

Burke TOGETHER:

As 2021 senior parents reflected on what their gift to Burke might be, they agreed that their class had been an incredibly supportive and tight-knit community. Whether they’d been at Burke since the 6th grade, or were seamlessly welcomed in later, each child was an incredibly important member of the Class of 2021, and they always had each other’s backs.

SENIOR GIFT DONORS Clinton Simpkins and Donna Aldridge Ginger and Archie Attarian Crystal August Benjamin and Anne Barnes Susannah Baruch and Seth Green Jennifer Bauduy Rebecca L. Blackmon Dawn Chism Emilio and Wendy Cividanes Norman and Monique Coleman Thomas and Elizabeth Crafford Morgan DeShazier ‘21 Daniel and Lori Donovan Dante and Catherine Ferrando John Garcia and Karlene Ware Kai-Anasa George Evan Hirsche and Maria Cecil John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett Karl Jentoft and Anne Herr Walid Khuri and Eleanor Smith-Khuri Junga Kim and Soong Sup Lee Katherine Krolczyk Eric LeCompte and Katherine Kowalski Laura Lytle and Christian Yarnell Barton and Jane Meroney Tania Nkungula Steven O’Rourke and Anita Cicero Solomon and Celestina Ogba John Parachini and Hadley Boyd David Plotz and Hanna Rosin Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Alta Riggs and Dwayne Green Neil Schwartz and Maxine Kniseley Giovanni Sella and Silvia Dinale Neil Singer and Sueanne Pfifferling Khamous Sitbon and Naomi Taylor Stephen Weisbrod and Elizabeth Singer Monique Willard Kimberly Worthy ‘92

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With this in mind, parents of the Class of 2021 knew that the perfect way to honor this class would be to ensure that there were physical spaces inside the building for future Burke students to gather to laugh, to share their aspirations, to support one another and to have important conversations, as the Class of 2021 did. With a generous matching gift challenge of $5,000, class parents raised nearly $20,000 to support the construction of new vignettes of built-in seating in hallways in the atrium and in nooks throughout the school building.

Congratulations, and thank you to the Class of 2021 graduates and their families!

College Matriculation Class of 2021

Berklee College of Music Boston University (2) Brown University Bryn Mawr College Carnegie Mellon University (2) Chatham University Coastal Carolina University Colorado State University (2) Columbia University Emory University (3) Fordham University (4) George Washington University Haverford College Macalester College McDaniel College North Carolina A & T State University Northeastern University (2) 1968 Edmund Burke School Magazine Oberlin College

Ohio State University Pennsylvania State University Pitzer College Skidmore College (2) Spelman College (2) St. Mary’s College of Maryland Sweet Briar College Temple University (3) The New School The University of the South - Sewanee Trinity College Tulane University (2) University of California-San Diego University of California-Santa Cruz University of Colorado Boulder University of San Diego University of San Francisco University of the Arts London University of Vermont (3) Virginia Polytechnic Institute Washington University in St Louis Wesleyan University (2)

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Last December, Burke held its first-ever virtual

Day of Giving in support of the Annual Fund, and this community heeded the call! Not only did we more than double our participation goal by mid-day, unlocking an initial $15,000 challenge grant from Kira Swencki and Mike Mihalke P’22, but together we unlocked a second $10,000 challenge grant from Board President Sharon Davis and Jeff Davis P’19, as well as 10 individual challenge matches for each class, alumni, and grandparents.

When the clock struck midnight, over $91,000 was raised. We are so grateful to our Burke family for standing TOGETHER with us during our inaugural Day of Giving event. Your collective participation helped to ensure the school’s ability to remain nimble and to respond quickly to the evolving needs of our students, teachers, programs, and operations in a challenging and ever-changing climate.

DAY OF GIVING DONORS Anonymous Vanessa Aird Clinton Simpkins and Donna Aldridge Sarah Armstrong Alex ‘88 Paul and Linda Alpuche Victoria Ambrosi Kai and Karena Anderson Judyth Andresino Julia Andrews Chary and Maia Annaberdyev Bridget Arbury Speiser

G I V I N G

It takes a village! Over half of the dollars raised during the Day of Giving are attributable to advocacy: participation in challenges and matches, link sharing, and volunteer outreach.

Over $91,000 raised

224 donors (exceeding our initial participation goal of 100 donors)

More than 30 gifts made were second Annual Fund 20-21 gifts

Daniel and Laura Atchison Ginger and Archie Attarian Susannah Baruch and Seth Green Jennifer Bauduy Mary Bednar Betsy Berlin Eddie and Jeanne Black Rebecca L. Blackmon Aneesah Blount ‘09 Stephen Bocanegra and Meredith Rathbone Amanda Bozarth Melissa Bratz Daniel and Laurie Brumberg

James and Laura Brunetti Andrew Campbell and Monica Lypson Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Dawn Chism Robert Christiansen and Eva Maria Israelsson Jennifer Chudy Wilbur Chung and Rachelle Sampson Emilio and Wendy Cividanes Roger Colaizzi and Allyson Senie Michael Colbert and Jill Jackson David Compton and Mary Cutter Fatou Coulibaly 2020-21 Annual Report // 21

DAY OF GIVING DONORS Thomas and Elizabeth Crafford Joseph Craugh, III and Pamela Arluk Danielle Cummins Diane D. Dallas Gregory Davis Sharon and Jeffrey Davis Marie De Amicis Fergus and Kristen Donaldson Daniel and Lori Donovan Jeffery Doyle Craig Dye and Alexander Zapruder Christopher and Lisa Edwards Gabriel A. Eng-Garcia ‘18 Jeremy and Allison Evans Sarah Evelyn ‘88 Jill Eynon Kelly Falk Andrew Farmer ‘05 Helen Ferguson ‘17 John Ferguson and Veronica Slajer Ruffin and Sandy Franklin Scott and Kristen Franklin Elise Friedland Jim Gagne George Galster and Michelle Russo Matthew Gardner ‘88 Susan Gault-Brown and Barbara Gault Andrew and Kim Gentin Kai-Anasa George Richard and Victoria Gersten Richard Giardina and Michele Sampson Wayne and Jonica Gibson Craig and Angela Gildner Angela Godwin Rebecca Gray and John Chesley Tamika Green Michael Gruber and Gretchen Lamberg Stephen Hage and Mary Faint Evan Haine-Roberts ‘05 Lisa Green Hall Julia Harman Cain Benjamin S. Hartheimer ‘15 DuShan Hawkins and Karen Branson Susan Hearn and Michael Desautels Pamela Herath 22 \\

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JoAnna Hickmott ‘12 Nigel Hinshelwood and Teresa Ahmann Lisa and John Hoke Leslie Holland John Howard and Mary Ann Bittner Joanne Hurt and John Moore Jason Hutt and Maria O’Donnell John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett

Ayanna Moore Margaret Moore ‘88 Erik and Mioshi Moses Christopher Mulhauser ‘88 David and Jessica Nemeth Ramzi Nemo and Sasha Gottlieb Tania Nkungula Mitchell and Camille Norman

Richard Singleton Benjamin Sislen ‘98 and Elizabeth Sislen Khamous Sitbon and Naomi Taylor Stacy and Brian Smith Stoff Smulson ‘88 Terry Snyder and Jennifer Pharaoh Lisa Stewart Emmanuel and Wendy Sturley

Sheree Johnson Bruce Jones and Elizabeth Cousens Damian Jones and Tasha Jackson-Jones Susan Kay Jones Takiko Jones David Kacedon and Ryan Wechsler Thomas Kahn and Susana Sanchez Jack and Barbara Kelley Phillip Kemelor and Donna Blum-Kemelor Stephen and Kelly Kenneally Kyle Kenney and Carla McKinney Finn Kernan-Schloss ‘06 Julia Kernan-Schloss ‘06 Adam and Lucy Kernan-Schloss Junga Kim and Soong Sup Lee Daniel and Stacey Kohl Morgan Landy and Katharine Landfield David Lashway and Katherine Silverthorne Jonathan Lave and Quynh Tran Paul Legere and Melissa Kimball David Lewis Ryan and Jenny Lipford Gary Lomax Aaron and Noriko Maitland Ginger M. Mandel ‘15 Susan Fleshman Manship Jerome Marindin ‘88 Alexis LS Martina Kate Maskarinec Mitchell Masucci April and Larry Mathis Brendan McEntee ‘06 Andrew McGuire and Barbara Rutland Margaret M. McVicar Peter Mellen and Valerie Parker Barton and Jane Meroney Christopher Miller Louise Millikan Maureen and Alexander Minard Mia Montgomery

Mustafa Nusraty and Molly Rohal Rachel O’Malley James and Caitlin Oppenheimer Michael Oyugi and Sydnye White-Oyugi Mary L. Pafford ‘11 Doug and Kathleen Pagliaro Eric and Elizabeth Paisner Charles and Jeannine Parker Carla Pickens Elizabeth Pleshette Matt Plocher ‘03 Travis Plunkett and Alison Jones Helena Prailow Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Matthew Raimi ‘88 Allison M. Randall Jennifer Kozak Rawlings Marc and Jenny Read D. Britt Reynolds Scott Reynolds Eleanor Robb ‘12 Amber and Jeffrey Roberson Martin and Maria-Antonieta Rodil Martine Rodriguez Kwesi and Tiffany Rogers Eric Rosenthal and Jeffrey Menzer Sam Ross and Ann Nelligan Dick and Pat Roth Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joe Fiorill Paul Ruppert and Sarah Buscher Wan Ryu Ram Sadasiv and Laura Palmer Thomas Salyers and Kathleen Roche Edin and Dzenita Saracevic Larry Schlang and Eliza Button Ronald Schneck and Laura Lauth Schneck Vidya Seejattan Jay Seiden ‘88 Karen Singleton

Kira Swencki and Michael Mihalke Evan Tanner and Adriana Delgado Merle Lee Thorpe, III and Jill DeGraff Thorpe Lenora Tynes Nancy Umanzor-Perla ‘07 Mónica Vallin and Michael Clark John Vance and Jennifer Stolk Vance Elizabeth VanStory Sarah Vaughn Rory and Tamara Verrett Tarik Warner Tara Watts Aimée Weil Jason Moyer and Corrie Welch Stephen Weisbrod and Elizabeth Singer David Weller and Laelia Gilborn Scott Whipple and Ann Hoog Ifetayo White Jamila White Nicholas and Kathleen Widnell Monique Willard John Wilson and Katherine Scoville Michael Wilson and Allison Lewis Walter and Marjorie Winston Carole Yanofsky ‘83 and David Anderson Jessie Yaun Landon Zee ‘90 Ari Zeldin ‘88 Stuart Zuckerman and Patricia Levy-Zuckerman

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RENOVATION

UPDATE SEPTEMBER 20, 2021

We are in our third week of school, and I am excited to share that we are making great progress in the renovation of Mooskin-Roth Hall. At this time, the following spaces have been completed and turned over to the school for use:

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new, much needed, high school classroom new office for the School Counselor and High School Learning Support new classroom for Ceramics on the 3rd floor, adjacent to other visual arts spaces renovated classroom for digital and wet photography

We are on schedule to provide access to the following spaces in January 2022:

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a large community space for student gatherings

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a servery area for providing lunch onsite

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a new fitness center

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new locker rooms

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an enhanced gym HVAC system

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improved accessibility to all floors

I remain grateful for the past and present parents, faculty, staff, and alumni who have made this project possible through the Stand with Burke campaign. I also want to thank students, faculty, and staff for their flexibility throughout the periodic disruptions that occur during this renovation. We will continue to do all that we can to ensure smooth school operations.

Damian R. Jones, Head of School

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CAMPAIGN DONORS $500,000 and above Carol and Ed Warner $250,000-$499,999 Jeffrey S. and Sharon L. Davis Brian McMaster and Kathleen Strouse Morillo Family Kira Swencki and Michael Mihalke $100,000-$249,999 Anonymous Richard and Emily Alexander Blake and Sydney Bath Stephen and Diana Goldberg Sue and Peter Keisler Linda and Rob Lorndale Steven and Gayle Neufeld Hadley Boyd and John Parachini Gil Strobel and Janine Goodman Bill and Serena Wiltshire $75,000-$99,999 Anonymous (3) Anne and Todd Barnes Wendy and Milo Cividanes Meredith Jason and Christopher Conte Marie Collins and Nick Keenan Cathy Creech and Britt Reynolds Geralyn and Martin Lobel Frank and Sylvia White $50,000-$74,999 Anonymous (3) Joseph Clark and Keisha Streeter-Clark Danielle Feuillan and Lee Benaka Carlos Garcia and Lucinda Eng-Garcia Richard and Victoria Gersten John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett Andrew and Julia Klingenstein Barry and Cheryl Ohlson David Shapiro and Scott Kenison David and Pamela Sislen Scott and Linda Weidman

$25,000-$49,999 Anonymous (3) Rennie and Kai Anderson Svein and Michele Backer Haining Chen and Huli Guo The Donovan Family Michael and Rena Gordon Thomas and Jacqueline Fine Jill Johnson and Margaret Roddy Gretchen Lamberg and Michael Gruber Brett and Janet Lambert Lisa and Greg Means Joel and Thonya Nelson Liz Singer and Steve Weisbrod $10,000-$24,999 Anonymous Margaret Bath Eric Carter and Elizabeth Herrington Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Rebecca Gray and John Chesley Ron Del Sesto and Rachel Tillman The Dong Family Charlene Drew Jarvis Scott and Kristen Franklin Jonica and Wayne Gibson Elizabeth Hormel Jeff Hunt ‘01 Tasha L. Jackson-Jones and Damian R. Jones Gilbert and Elizabeth Kaplan Morgan Landy and Katharine Landfield Jane Lieberman and Michael D’Amato Luther I. Replogle Foundation Valerie Parker and Peter Mellen Jean Mooskin and Monica Miracky Donna Orem and Richard Mirsky David Plotz and Hanna Rosin Maria and Martin Rodil Josh Rosenbaum and Wendy Meltzer Peter and Pam Sheridan The Nathan Cummings Foundation Carole Yanofsky ‘83 and David Anderson

$9,999 and below Anonymous (5) John Walsh and Joan Alker Richard Albores and Louellen Stedman Roger Colaizzi and Allyson Senie Thomasenia Duncan Peter Eisler and Mimi Hall Robert Hartheimer and Nancy Golding Jeffrey Goodell and Beth Kanter Frank and Isabel Gottron Suzanne Hudgens Albert Hunt and Judy Woodruff Jason Hutt and Maria O’Donnell James and Caitlin Oppenheimer Patricia King Jackson David and Kristie Kully Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Jennifer Kozak Rawlings Matt Rennie and Kathleen Murray Dick and Pat Roth Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joseph Fiorill Steven Salky and Gail Ifshin Raymond and Suellen Savukas Robert and Susan Shaughnessy Steven and Stephanie Silverman Tom Thomas and Terry Clifford Susan Willens

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HERITAGE DONORS

5 Years or More

We are especially grateful to our Heritage Donors for their continued commitment to Burke. This list represents a group of dedicated individuals and foundations who have supported Burke consistently over many years. Gifts from these donors are a meaningful symbol of Burke’s importance in their lives. We deeply appreciate their ongoing support of Edmund Burke School.

35 Years or More

Ann E. Breen Charles Campbell ‘73 Caroline and Bob Lyke Jean Mooskin and Monica Miracky Dick and Pat Roth Ann Imlah Schneider Thomas and Kay Wells

30 Years or More

Walter Ailes Allie and Ellen Ash John and Jackie Hunt Peter and Dilys Lande Robert and Jane Leonard Bill and Sheila Moore Saul and Mercedes Rothman Alice H. Wilson

25 Years or More

Peter and Patricia Chick Tony and Marjorie Elson Danielle Feuillan ‘87 and Lee Benaka Richard Fieldhouse ‘76 and Ann Fieldhouse Sarah Gifford ‘89 Araceli A. Gonzaga William Gruen and Margaret McDonald Thomas and Donna Hart Nigel Hinshelwood and Teresa Ahmann John Howard and Mary Ann Bittner Douglas Lowy and Beverly Mock Cynthia McCarther-Parker Sam Ross and Ann Nelligan Steven Salky and Gail Ifshin Ronald Seele and Michelle Fill-Seele Tom Thomas and Terry Clifford Robert Vigersky and Karen Fitzgerald

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20 Years Or More

Ginger and Archie Attarian Peter Cohn ‘82 Mark Colley and Deborah Harsch Brendan Harrington Robert Hartheimer and Nancy Golding Susan Hearn and Michael Desautels Gilbert and Elizabeth Kaplan Mahmoud Katirai and Shahla Panbechi Adam and Lucy Kernan-Schloss Robert Kulawiec and Suzanne Michel James and Karen Langford Jeffrey MacMillan and Lucinda Leach Carl Leubsdorf and Susan Page Regina S. Litman ‘70 Geralyn Krupp Lobel Michael McNamee and Karla Taylor Jonathan D. Moreno and Leslye Fenton David Panush and Nicole Lindquist David Plocher and Mary Brittingham Eric Rome and Ruth Ticktin Richard Seltzer and Grace Lopes Stacy and Brian Smith John and Judy Starrels Lila D. Suna Peter Winkler and Barbara Kraft Bryant Withrow and Elizabeth Casey

15 Years Or More

Amanda Bozarth Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Stephen and Jeannette Dubrow Andrew Emery ‘86 Gail Guttman Joanne Hurt and John Moore Dr. Tawann P. Jackson Alison Denton Jones ‘94 Andrew and Julia Klingenstein Bruce Lerner Andrew and Linda Loewinger

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Wallace Mlyniec and Abby Yochelson Timothy Ngau and Terryleen Dement Michael Pafford and Kali Collins Larry Schlang and Eliza Button Chuck Wexler and Jan Hirshberg Landon Zee ‘90

10 Years or More

Robert and Ann Baker Susannah Baruch and Seth Green Edward and Lisa Bennett Susan Borke R. Emery Bright and Lisa Veneklasen Nicholas Carson Jeanne Cohn-Connor Christopher Conte and Meredith Jason Kelly Falk Sean Felix and Jeannine Marino Kenneth Geller and Judith Ratner Gil Strobel and Janine Goodman Michael and Rena Gordon Rebecca Gray and John Chesley William Gruen and Margaret McDonald Donald and Joyce Hearn Judy Hill ‘73 Elizabeth Hormel Fernando and Kate Laguarda Morgan Landy and Katharine Landfield Richard and Jill Lane Ben Leubsdorf ‘04 Jane Lieberman and Michael D’Amato Robert and Linda Lorndale Athan Manuel and Alison Merow Brian McMaster and Kathleen Strouse Maureen and Alexander Minard Kent and Karen Nakamura David and Jessica Nemeth Kyle and Adele O’Dowd Bernard Ohanian and Kate Kelly Jennifer Kozak Rawlings D. Britt Reynolds

Page Robinson Greta Rosenzweig and Sandra Stein Anders Sandstrom and Barbara Lee David Schorr and Judith Krones Harold Singletary and Trudy Perry Benjamin Sislen ‘98 and Elizabeth Sislen Joseph Taylor and LaNilta Farrior-Taylor Scott and Linda Weidman Daniel Weiss and Anne Stewart William and Serena Wiltshire

Richard Albores and Louellen Stedman Clinton Simpkins and Donna Aldridge Sarah Armstrong Alex ‘88 Richard and Emily Alexander Kai and Karena Anderson Judyth Andresino Julia Andrews Jane Angarola Svein and Michele Backer William and Olivia Baker Blake and Sydney Bath Jennifer Bauduy Judith Bauduy Daniel A. Berkman Claartje R. Bertaut Brian Bobo Spencer Boyer and Prudence Bushnell-Boyer Daniel and Laurie Brumberg Rhoda Bush John and Lucia Cataldo Gyra Chan Dawn Chism Emilio and Wendy Cividanes Joseph Clark and Keisha Streeter-Clark Thomas and Elizabeth Crafford Kyle and Jennifer Danish Sharon and Jeffrey Davis Dwight Dickinson and M. Lisanne Crowley Timothy Dowd and Nancy Atwell Russ and Judy Dulaney Peter Eisler and Margaret Hall Ruth Ellis and Thomas Styner Carlos Garcia and Lucinda Eng-Garcia Susan Feldman Thomas and Jacqueline Fine Kevin Forde Matthew Fraidin and Margaret Johnson Jim Gagne Russell and Bernadette Gaskin Richard and Victoria Gersten Tobias Goldstone ‘92 Jeffrey Goodell and Beth Kanter Frank and Isabel Gottron Paul and Judith Green Armin and Merritt Groeschel Marilyn Heiman Lisa and John Hoke Eugenio Ibarz Charles and Tanjam Jacobson Neil and Angela Jaffee Robert and Marie Jefferson John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett Jill Johnson and Margaret Roddy

Damian Jones and Tasha Jackson-Jones Nicholas Keenan and Marie Collins Peter and Susan Keisler Phillip Kemelor and Donna Blum-Kemelor Norman and Wendy King Karen Klautky Daniel and Stacey Kohl Richard Landfield Steven Lee Carrie Siler Levy ‘89 Ryan and Jenny Lipford Gary Lomax Susan Fleshman Manship Kent Marcoux and Ellen Kennedy Alexis LS Martina April and Larry Mathis Elliott McEntee and Karen Bopp James and Lisa Means Richard Mirsky and Donna Orem Mirsky Julianne Mueller Joel and Thonya Nelson Steven and Gayle Neufeld Frank Nieder and Susan C. Mitchell Sean O’Donnell and Laura Adams-O’Donnell James and Caitlin Oppenheimer Michael Oyugi and Sydnye White-Oyugi Elizabeth and Louis Paladino Kateryna Paliy and Clayton Richey John Parachini and Hadley Boyd Charles and Jeannine Parker Thomas and Charlotte Peddicord David Plotz and Hanna Rosin Rosa Portillo Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Matthew Rennie and Kathleen Murray Scott Reynolds Amber and Jeffrey Roberson Joshua Rosenbaum and Wendy Meltzer Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joe Fiorill Daniel Running and Lillian Mattiaccio Wan Ryu David Sahr and Lori Milstein Thomas Salyers and Kathleen Roche Jondavid Sand Edin and Dzenita Saracevic Daniel Sarewitz and Erica Rosenberg Joe and Suellen Savukas William Scher and Marta Beresin Vidya Seejattan Jonathan Sherman and Deborah Siegel Debbie Shore Gerald Silverman and Joan Meier Michael Lewis and Linda Singer Terry Snyder and Jennifer Pharaoh

Daniel Spelta Kira Swencki and Michael Mihalke Nancie Thomas Merle Lee Thorpe, III and Jill DeGraff Thorpe Thomas and Gillian Tillman Sharone and Seng-Guan Toh Cesar Torres and Loral Patchen Bernhard Streitwieser and Mary Beth Warner Mark Viso and Kristine Jones David and Audrey Walker John Walsh and Joan Alker Peter and Lyle Walter Ed and Carol Warner Kevin and Georgia Weaver Stephen Weisbrod and Elizabeth Singer Donald White ‘86 Nicholas and Kathleen Widnell Monique Willard Susan Willens Nathan Zee ‘88 Stuart Zuckerman and Patricia Levy-Zuckerman Margaret M. McVicar Mustafa Nusraty and Molly Rohal Barry and Cheryl Ohlson

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2020 2021

FINANCIALS

Income

Tuition (Gross)

$ 10,377,272

Contributions

$ 2,157,020

Other

$2,184,603

Total Income

$ 14,718,895

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ifts to the Annual Fund provide Burke with a critical source of unrestricted funds and the flexibility to use those dollars where our students, teachers, programs, and facilities need them most.

This list represents donors to the Annual Fund during the 2020-2021 fundraising year. We are so very thankful for your support.

The following is a list of all donors who made gifts to either the Annual Fund or financial aid between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021.

We list our donors by class year, giving circle, and special funds, so many names appear more than once. We’ve made every effort to provide an accurate and complete list of donors. However, if we have accidentally made an error in your listing, please accept our sincerest apologies and contact the Development Office so that we can correct our records. Please note that any tax deductible gifts, including gifts made through the 2021 Auction, are reflected in the donor’s giving circle placement.

CHAMPIONS OF LIBERTY $25K AND UP

Expenses

Salary & Benefits $8,239,877

Instructional $470,634

Financial Aid

Administrative

Plant $573,256

Debt

Total Expenses

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$2,431,833.50 $525,898 $ 821,544 $ 13,054,042.50

Anonymous Richard and Emily Alexander Benjamin and Anne Barnes Susannah Baruch and Seth Green Blake and Sydney Bath Sharon and Jeffrey Davis Michael and Rena Gordon Peter and Susan Keisler Richard and Jill Lane Robert and Linda Lorndale Brian McMaster and Kathleen Strouse Juan Morillo and Kai Luigend-Morillo Steven and Gayle Neufeld D. Britt Reynolds Kira Swencki and Michael Mihalke Ed and Carol Warner Frank and Sylvia White William and Serena Wiltshire

ORATORS $12,500 - $24,499 Barry and Cheryl Ohlson Scott and Linda Weidman David Lashway and Katherine Silverthorne

Steven and Cindy Arkin Danielle Feuillan ‘87 and Lee Benaka Nicholas Keenan and Marie Collins Karyn Smith Emilio and Wendy Cividanes David Shapiro and Scott Kenison John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett Lisa Green Hall Kai and Karena Anderson

PHILOSOPHERS $7,000 - 12,499 Anonymous Ginger and Archie Attarian Haining Chen and Huili Guo Ronald Del Sesto and Rachel Tillman Jacob Heilbrunn and Sarah Despres Carlos Garcia and Lucinda Eng-Garcia Scott and Kristen Franklin Wayne and Jonica Gibson Stephen and Diana Goldberg Rebecca Gray and John Chesley Martin Griffin and Joanne Jee Michael Gruber and Gretchen Lamberg Walid Khuri and Eleanor Smith-Khuri Norman and Wendy King Brett and Janet Lambert Bernard Ohanian and Kate Kelly James and Caitlin Oppenheimer John Parachini and Hadley Boyd Stanley Pierre-Louis and Natalie Williams Ronald Schneck and Laura Lauth Schneck

FOUNDATION BUILDERS $3,500 - $6,999 Svein and Michele Backer Stephen Bocanegra and Meredith Rathbone Eric Carter and Elizabeth Herrington David and Elana Cohen Roger Colaizzi and Allyson Senie Daniel and Lori Donovan George Galster and Michelle Russo Richard and Victoria Gersten Frank and Isabel Gottron Jacob Heilbrunn and Sarah Despres Hal Hiemstra and Dawn Hill Elizabeth Hormel Robert Huber Jill Johnson and Margaret Roddy

Bruce Jones and Elizabeth Cousens Damian Jones and Tasha Jackson-Jones Gilbert and Elizabeth Kaplan Andrew and Julia Klingenstein Isabel Manalo James and Lisa Means Joel and Thonya Nelson Joshua Rosenbaum and Wendy Meltzer Peter and Pamela Sheridan Stephen Weisbrod and Elizabeth Singer Carole Yanofsky ‘83 and David Anderson

ARBITERS $2,000 - $3,499 Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Joseph Clark and Keisha Streeter-Clark Fergus and Kristen Donaldson Susan Gault-Brown and Barbara Gault Craig and Angela Gildner Jeffrey Goodell and Beth Kanter Gil Strobel and Janine Goodman Beth Grupp Jeff Hunt ‘01 Albert Hunt and Judy Woodruff Jason Hutt and Maria O’Donnell Karl Jentoft and Anne Herr Peter Mellen and Valerie Parker Richard Mirsky and Donna Orem Mirsky Antony Petrilla and Cathleen Carpino Peter and Zinovia Psaromatis Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Eleanor Rosenfeld Daanen Strachan and Shaunda Patterson-Strachan Steven and Emma Svoboda Chris VanArsdale and Kat Song Rory and Tamara Verrett Nicholas and Kathleen Widnell

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Andrew Campbell and Monica Lypson Maxine Clark William and Carla Clyburn Norman and Monique Coleman Thomasenia Duncan Sabrina De Jesus Greenman ‘97 Nancy H. Hirsche Stephen and Sherri Holdridge Albert Hunt and Judy Woodruff Ben Leubsdorf ‘04 Philip McAdoo and Joseph Cavanaugh Ann D. Navaro Margaret O’Brien and Michael Tolaydo Steven O’Rourke and Anita Cicero Mark Pendleton ‘74 Mark Rasevic and Meghan Leahy Graham Collette and Catherine Reynolds Tom Thomas and Terry Clifford George Walker ‘84 and Robin Walker Peter and Lyle Walter Landon Zee ‘90 Daniel and Laura Atchison David Kacedon and Ryan Wechsler Adam and Lucy Kernan-Schloss Phillip Kemelor and Donna Blum-Kemelor Joe and Suellen Savukas Dick and Pat Roth Susan Hearn and Michael Desautels Morgan Landy and Katharine Landfield Jeremy and Allison Evans Glenn and Jennifer Leon Andrew McGuire and Barbara Rutland Sharone and Seng-Guan Toh David Compton and Mary Cutter Andrew Ferguson and Alissa Starzak Junga Kim and Soong Sup Lee Stephen and Kelly Kenneally Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joe Fiorill

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HISTORIANS $500 - $999

Walter Ailes Clinton Simpkins and Donna Aldridge Nicholas Anderson ‘74 Moris Beracha and Yael Marciano Cesar Bouillon Buendia and Amanda Glassman Melissa Bratz Ann Breen Douglas L. Brown Daniel and Laurie Brumberg Mary W. Carpenter Joel and Anne Charny Thomas Chiancone and Wynne Griffith Mark Colley and Deborah Harsch Joseph Craugh, III and Pamela Arluk Victoria Croog Kyle and Jennifer Danish Jonathan Davidson and Erin Sheehy Thomas Duesterberg and Susan Cooper Derek Dyson Tony and Marjorie Elson John Garcia and Karlene Ware Deborah Glassman Tobias Goldstone Hilary Halpern ‘04 Pamela Herath Jane Holloway John Howard and Mary Ann Bittner Gerunda Hughes Imar and Tasha Hutchins Dr. Tawann P. Jackson Neil and Angela Jaffee Thomas Kahn and Susana Sanchez Jack and Barbara Kelley Kyle Kenney and Carla McKinney Daniel and Stacey Kohl Larissa Korde John and Kristie Lamberg Joseph C. Lewis ‘79 Jeffrey MacMillan and Lucinda Leach Michael McNamee and Karla Taylor Barton and Jane Meroney Maureen and Alexander Minard

Jarrett Moreno ‘04 Jonathan Moreno and Leslye Fenton Tania Nkungula Mustafa Nusraty and Molly Rohal Solomon and Celestina Ogba Michael Pafford and Kali Collins Eric and Elizabeth Paisner Elizabeth Pleshette David Plotz and Hanna Rosin Bill and Diane Race Allison M. Randall Jennifer Kozak Rawlings Matthew Rennie and Kathleen Murray Kwesi and Tiffany Rogers Eric Rome and Ruth Ticktin Ram Sadasiv and Laura Palmer Giovanni Sella and Silvia Dinale Amanda Siegel ‘03 Richard Singleton Cesar Torres and Loral Patchen Adam and Lynn Tsao David and Audrey Walker Scott Whipple and Ann Hoog Monique Willard Michael Wilson and Allison Lewis Peter Winkler and Barbara Kraft Kimberly Worthy ‘92 Stuart Zuckerman and Patricia Levy-Zuckerman Art by Luca C. ‘23

ADVOCATES $1,000 - $1,999

DEBATERS $200 - $499

Paul and Linda Alpuche Victoria Ambrosi Jane Angarola James August Jennifer Bauduy Mary Bednar Eddie and Jeanne Black Rebecca L. Blackmon Benjamin Blatt and Helen Pross James and Laura Brunetti Thomas Chiancone and Wynne Griffith Robert Christiansen and Eva Maria Israelsson Wilbur Chung and Rachelle Sampson Michael Colbert and Jill Jackson Thomas and Elizabeth Crafford Gregory and Jeannie Crist Michael and Madelyn Davis Mary Claire Delaney ‘91 John and Sandy Dewey Dwight Dickinson and M. Lisanne Crowley Andrew Emery ‘86 John Ferguson and Veronica Slajer Dante and Catherine Ferrando Daren Firestone and Nicole Hanrahan Kai-Anasa George Richard Giardina and Michele Sampson Angela Godwin Sharon Goolsby Paul and Judith Green William Gruen and Margaret McDonald Stephen Hage and Mary Faint Robert Hartheimer and Nancy Golding Nigel Hinshelwood and Teresa Ahmann Evan Hirsche and Maria Cecil David and Denise Hunt Joanne Hurt and John Moore Charles and Tanjam Jacobson Dolores Kay William Kules and Julia Washburn Peter and Dilys Lande Thuan Tran and Judith Lave Maria Lawson Eric LeCompte and Katherine Kowalski

Steven Lee Paul Legere and Melissa Kimball Bruce Lerner Michael-Anne Lowry Aaron and Noriko Maitland Eric and Nancy Markus John Martin and Jill Lawrence Kate Maskarinec Henry and Christine McEntee Debbie McFarland Alexandre Meira da Rosa and Nicole Sade El Juri Jose Mejia and Pamela Roberts Wallace Mlyniec and Abby Yochelson James and Kitty Montie Tom Moreno and Elizabeth Shashaty David and Jessica Nemeth John and Rachel Niles Kyle and Adele O’Dowd Rachel O’Malley Elizabeth and Louis Paladino Charles and Jeannine Parker Helena Prailow Scott Reynolds Alta Riggs and Dwayne Green Amber and Jeffrey Roberson Reginald Robinson Setsuko Rosen Benjamin Rosenthal and Nancy Martin Eric Rosenthal and Jeffrey Menzer Daniel Running and Lillian Mattiaccio Eileen Sadasiv Edin and Dzenita Saracevic Daniel Sarewitz and Erica Rosenberg William Scher and Marta Beresin David Schorr and Judith Krones Daniel Schuchat ‘81 Neil Schwartz and Maxine Kniseley Vidya Seejattan Ronald Seele and Michelle Fill-Seele Jay Seiden ‘88 James Sims and Tasha White-Sims Karen Singleton Khamous Sitbon and Naomi Taylor

Stoff Smulson ‘88 Terry Snyder and Jennifer Pharaoh Esosa and Bibiana Stewart Lisa Stewart Emmanuel and Wendy Sturley Evan Tanner and Adriana Delgado Nancie Thomas Andrew Thompson and JoAnn Zinn Merle Lee Thorpe, III and Jill DeGraff Thorpe Jon and Betty Tilley Nancy Umanzor-Perla ‘07 Tova Usdan Sarah Vaughn John Walsh and Joan Alker Larry and Susan Wechsler Aimée Perez Weil David Weller and Laelia Gilborn

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FRIENDS UP TO $199

Helen Aiken Vanessa Aird Sarah Armstrong Alex ‘88 Geraldine Anderson-Nielsen Judyth Andresino Julia Andrews Chary and Maia Annaberdyev Bridget Arbury Speiser Ghislaine Arnesen ‘77 Jadéa Asante Allie and Ellen Ash Crystal August Robert and Ann Baker George Bannon Parker T. Bath ‘18 Michael Bednar Marc and Sharon Bennett Edward and Lisa Bennett Betsy Berlin Claartje R. Bertaut Aneesah Blount ‘09 Brian Bobo Amanda Bozarth Kathleen Bradford Allegra L. Brandon ‘14 Carter and Katrina Brandon Rachel and Steven Braun Janis Brennan and Gabriel DeBakey R. Emery Bright and Lisa Veneklasen Terry Brill Charles Campbell ‘73 Nicholas Carson John and Lucia Cataldo Gyra Chan Peter and Patricia Chick Jennifer Chudy Fatou Coulibaly Danielle Cummins Diane D. Dallas Gregory Davis Carol B. Day Marie De Amicis Morgan DeShazier ‘21 Takisha Diaz

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Eleanor Dooling Timothy Dowd and Nancy Atwell Jeffery Doyle Stephen and Jeannette Dubrow Russ and Judy Dulaney Craig Dye and Alexander Zapruder Christopher and Lisa Edwards Peter Eisler and Margaret Hall Nadia Eldeib ‘09 Ruth Ellis and Thomas Styner Gabriel A. Eng-Garcia ‘18 Sarah Evelyn ‘88 Jill Eynon Kelly Falk Andrew Farmer ‘05 Darryl and Teanne Featherstone Jean Taylor Federico Susan Feldman Sean Felix and Jeannine Marino Helen Ferguson ‘17 Karen Ferguson Richard Fieldhouse ‘76 and Ann Fieldhouse Richard Figueroa and Kathleen Fitzpatrick Kevin Forde Ruffin and Sandy Franklin Elise Friedland Jim Gagne Matthew Gardner ‘88 Russell and Bernadette Gaskin Daniel and Roxana Geffen Kenneth Geller and Judith Ratner Andrew and Kim Gentin Amber Gerard ‘97 Sarah Gifford ‘89 Richard Glick ‘75 Carol J. Gongola David and Naomi Goodell Tamika Green Janet D. Griffith Gail Guttman Evan Haine-Roberts ‘05 William Hamilton and Carmia Caesar Carl and Frances Hampe Julia Harman Cain Brendan Harrington

Benjamin S. Hartheimer ‘15 DuShan Hawkins and Karen Branson Barbara Heard Marilyn Heiman Rufus and Elvernetta Henderson Eugene and Esther Herman JoAnna Hickmott ‘12 Lisa and John Hoke Leslie Holland JoLynne Hough and Louis Orphanous Eugenio Ibarz Allen Jackson Robert and Marie Jefferson Sheree Johnson Susan Kay Jones Alison Denton Jones ‘94 Thomas Kahn and Susana Sanchez Mahmoud Katirai and Shahla Panbechi Finn Kernan-Schloss ‘06 Julia Kernan-Schloss ‘06 Karen Klautky Daniel and Stacey Kohl Dr. and Mrs. S. Kalman Kolansky Katherine Krolczyk Raul and Alice Laguarda Julian Lampietti and Meriwether Beatty Richard Landfield Anne Langerak James and Karen Langford Jonathan Lave and Quynh Tran Carrie Siler Levy ‘89 David Lewis Ryan and Jenny Lipford Regina S. Litman ‘70 Andrew and Linda Loewinger Gary Lomax Douglas Lowy and Beverly Mock Daniel and Elaine Lozier Viia and Steve Lucius Caroline and Bob Lyke Laura Lytle and Christian Yarnell Brian MacDevitt and Nancy Bannon Robert and Christina Mahony Ginger M. Mandel ‘15

Susan Fleshman Manship Jerome Marindin ‘88 Marcia Markowitz Ezra Martin-Rosenthal ‘19 Alexis LS Martina Mitchell Masucci Elizabeth Mathes April and Larry Mathis Charles Mayer ‘94 Cynthia McCarther-Parker Brendan McEntee ‘06 Margaret M. McVicar Donald and Shirley Meadows Joseph Melrose ‘94 Christopher Miller Louise Millikan Karen E. Mitchell ‘78 Mia Montgomery Ayanna Moore Margaret Moore ‘88 Donald and Irene Morgan Ruth Moses Erik and Mioshi Moses Christopher Mulhauser ‘88 Jonathan Mulrooney Kent and Karen Nakamura Ramzi Nemo and Sasha Gottlieb John Niles Mitchell and Camille Norman Sean O’Donnell and Laura Adams-O’Donnell Brian O’Malley Philip and Patricia O’Neal Michael Oyugi and Sydnye White-Oyugi Mary L. Pafford ‘11 Doug and Kathleen Pagliaro Paul and Elaine Paisner Kateryna Paliy and Clayton Richey David Panush and Nicole Lindquist Kenneth Patchen and Elizabeth Ralston Thomas and Charlotte Peddicord Carla Pickens David Plocher and Mary Brittingham Matt Plocher ‘03 Travis Plunkett and Alison Jones Matthew Raimi ‘88

Robert Raven ‘78 Marc and Jenny Read Eleanor Robb ‘12 Page Robinson Martin and Maria-Antonieta Rodil Martine Rodriguez Judith Rosenthal Greta Rosenzweig and Sandra Stein Sam Ross and Ann Nelligan Saul and Mercedes Rothman Paul Ruppert and Sarah Buscher Wan Ryu David Sahr and Lori Milstein Thomas Salyers and Kathleen Roche Jondavid Sand Anne Scammon ‘74 Larry Schlang and Eliza Button Eric Schlein ‘04 Ann Imlah Schneider Gabriel Scribner ‘15 Debbie Shore Gerald Silverman and Joan Meier Neil Singer and Sueanne Pfifferling Harold Singletary and Trudy Perry Benjamin Sislen ‘98 and Elizabeth Sislen Jane Sloat and Shirley Johnson Stacy and Brian Smith Nancy Somerville Daniel Spelta Michael and Anndrea Starzak Robin Stolk Mary and John Sullivan Deana and David Sullivan Evelyn Svoboda Edward I. Thomas Edward Thrasher ‘01 Lenora Tynes Mónica Vallin and Michael Clark John Vance and Jennifer Stolk Vance Elizabeth VanStory Chalis Waizenegger John Walton Tarik Warner Tara Watts Daniel Weiss and Anne Stewart

Jason Moyer and Corrie Welch Thomas and Kay Wells Chuck Wexler and Jan Hirshberg Martin B. White and Anne Cauman Ifetayo White Jamila White Abigail Wiebenson Susan Willens Kelly Williams Alice H. Wilson John Wilson and Katherine Scoville Walter and Marjorie Winston David and Jennifer Wiseman Bryant Withrow and Elizabeth Casey Jessie Yaun Ari Zeldin ‘88 Patrick and Joyce Zickler

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PARENTS Class of 2021 Clinton Simpkins and Donna Aldridge Ginger and Archie Attarian Crystal August James August Benjamin and Anne Barnes Susannah Baruch and Seth Green Jennifer Bauduy Rebecca L. Blackmon Thomas Chiancone and Wynne Griffith Dawn Chism Emilio and Wendy Cividanes Norman and Monique Coleman Thomas and Elizabeth Crafford Daniel and Lori Donovan Dante and Catherine Ferrando John Garcia and Karlene Ware Kai-Anasa George Richard and Victoria Gersten Evan Hirsche and Maria Cecil John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett Karl Jentoft and Anne Herr Walid Khuri and Eleanor Smith-Khuri Junga Kim and Soong Sup Lee Larissa Korde Katherine Krolczyk Eric LeCompte and Katherine Kowalski Laura Lytle and Christian Yarnell Barton and Jane Meroney Ramzi Nemo and Sasha Gottlieb Tania Nkungula Sean O’Donnell and Laura Adams-O’Donnell Steven O’Rourke and Anita Cicero Solomon and Celestina Ogba John Parachini and Hadley Boyd David Plotz and Hanna Rosin Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Alta Riggs and Dwayne Green Sam Ross and Ann Nelligan Ram Sadasiv and Laura Palmer Neil Schwartz and Maxine Kniseley Giovanni Sella and Silvia Dinale Khamous Sitbon and Naomi Taylor Merle Lee Thorpe, III and Jill DeGraff Thorpe Tara Watts 34 \\

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Stephen Weisbrod and Elizabeth Singer Frank and Sylvia White Monique Willard Kimberly Worthy ‘92

Walter and Marjorie Winston Stuart Zuckerman and Patricia Levy-Zuckerman

Class of 2022

Marc and Sharon Bennett Brian Bobo James and Laura Brunetti Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Haining Chen and Huili Guo Michael Colbert and Jill Jackson Gregory and Jeannie Crist Takisha Diaz Art by Xiyao D. ‘22 Ruth Ellis and Thomas Styner Darryl and Teanne Featherstone Wayne and Jonica Gibson Rebecca Gray and John Chesley Jason Hutt and Maria O’Donnell Jill Johnson and Margaret Roddy Junga Kim and Soong Sup Lee Brett and Janet Lambert Brian MacDevitt and Nancy Bannon Juan Morillo and Kai Luigend-Morillo James and Caitlin Oppenheimer Michael Oyugi and Sydnye White-Oyugi Allison M. Randall Graham Collette and Catherine Reynolds Martine Rodriguez Joshua Rosenbaum and Wendy Meltzer Paul Ruppert and Sarah Buscher Edin and Dzenita Saracevic Karen Singleton Richard Singleton Adam and Lynn Tsao Chris VanArsdale and Kat Song Carole Yanofsky ‘83 and David Anderson

Kai and Karena Anderson Daniel and Laura Atchison Roderick and Catherine Atkinson Daniel and Laurie Brumberg William and Carla Clyburn Roger Colaizzi and Allyson Senie Thomasenia Duncan Christopher and Lisa Edwards Jill Eynon Daniel and Roxana Geffen Andrew and Kim Gentin Frank and Isabel Gottron Michael Gruber and Gretchen Lamberg Beth Grupp Lisa Green Hall William Hamilton and Carmia Caesar Carl and Frances Hampe Leslie Holland Jane Holloway Neil and Angela Jaffee Stephen and Kelly Kenneally David Lashway and Katherine Silverthorne Brian McMaster and Kathleen Strouse Joel and Thonya Nelson David and Jessica Nemeth Mitchell and Camille Norman Steven O’Rourke and Anita Cicero Travis Plunkett and Alison Jones Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Mark Rasevic and Meghan Leahy James Sims and Tasha White-Sims Karyn Smith Bernhard Streitwieser and Mary Beth Warner Steven and Emma Svoboda Kira Swencki and Michael Mihalke Evan Tanner and Adriana Delgado Sharone and Seng-Guan Toh Cesar Torres and Loral Patchen Elizabeth VanStory David Weller and Laelia Gilborn Nicholas and Kathleen Widnell John Wilson and Katherine Scoville

Erik and Mioshi Moses Doug and Kathleen Pagliaro Charles and Jeannine Parker Stanley Pierre-Louis and Natalie Williams Peter and Zinovia Psaromatis Amber and Jeffrey Roberson Reginald Robinson Eric Rosenthal and Jeffrey Menzer Ronald Schneck and Laura Lauth Schneck Peter and Pamela Sheridan Daanen Strachan and Shaunda Patterson-Strachan Deana and David Sullivan Michael Wilson and Allison Lewis

Class of 2023

Class of 2025

Moris Beracha and Yael Marciano Cesar Bouillon Buendia and Amanda Glassman Andrew Campbell and Monica Lypson

David Compton and Mary Cutter Joseph Craugh, III and Pamela Arluk Jonathan Davidson and Erin Sheehy Ronald Del Sesto and Rachel Tillman Fergus and Kristen Donaldson Thomas Eldert and Yung Dung Nguyen Jeremy and Allison Evans Scott and Kristen Franklin Elise Friedland George Galster and Michelle Russo Susan Gault-Brown and Barbara Gault Richard Giardina and Michele Sampson Jacob Heilbrunn and Sarah Despres Sheree Johnson

Eric Carter and Elizabeth Herrington Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Dawn Chism Robert Christiansen and Eva Maria Israelsson Wilbur Chung and Rachelle Sampson David and Elana Cohen

David Kacedon and Ryan Wechsler Jonathan Lave and Quynh Tran Philip McAdoo and Joseph Cavanaugh Jose Mejia and Pamela Roberts Peter Mellen and Valerie Parker Tom Moreno and Elizabeth Shashaty

Class of 2024

Ginger and Archie Attarian Eddie and Jeanne Black Charlene Cho Gregory Davis Ruth Ellis and Thomas Styner Richard and Victoria Gersten Angela Godwin Jeffrey Goodell and Beth Kanter Martin Griffin and Joanne Jee Michael Gruber and Gretchen Lamberg Jason Hutt and Maria O’Donnell Lori Jennings Thomas Kahn and Susana Sanchez Stephen and Kelly Kenneally Eric LeCompte and Katherine Kowalski Paul Legere and Melissa Kimball Juan Morillo and Kai Luigend-Morillo Michael Oyugi and Sydnye White-Oyugi Elizabeth and Louis Paladino Antony Petrilla and Cathleen Carpino David Rios and Yanira Umana Martin and Maria-Antonieta Rodil Martin and Rocio Schmunis Ronald Schneck and Laura Lauth Schneck Emmanuel and Wendy Sturley Steven and Emma Svoboda Simon Thacker and Debra Sequeira Rory and Tamara Verrett William and Dana Walker Jason Moyer and Corrie Welch

Class of 2026 Paul and Linda Alpuche Stephen Bocanegra and Meredith Rathbone Imar and Tasha Hutchins Sheree Johnson Kyle Kenney and Carla McKinney Mia Montgomery John and Rachel Niles Rachel O’Malley Brian O’Malley Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joe Fiorill Peter and Pamela Sheridan Stacy and Brian Smith Lisa Stewart John Vance and Jennifer Stolk Vance Tarik Warner Scott Whipple and Ann Hoog

Class of 2027 John Anderson Eric Carter and Elizabeth Herrington Victoria Croog Andrew Ferguson and Alissa Starzak Daren Firestone and Nicole Hanrahan Craig and Angela Gildner Stephen Hage and Mary Faint Bruce Jones and Elizabeth Cousens David Kacedon and Ryan Wechsler Glenn and Jennifer Leon Karen Lowy and Daniel Jaffe Cameron and Eleanor Mackey Aaron and Noriko Maitland Andrew McGuire and Barbara Rutland Alexandre Meira da Rosa and Nicole Sade El Juri Christopher Miller Jade Moore Stacy Moseley Darryl and Adrienne Packard Eric and Elizabeth Paisner Elizabeth and Louis Paladino Lydia Placid Helena Prailow Kwesi and Tiffany Rogers Ayinde Spradley Esosa and Bibiana Stewart Joshua Weill Jennifer Young 2020-21 Annual Report

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PAST PARENTS Anonymous Richard and Emily Alexander Geraldine Anderson-Nielsen Judyth Andresino Jane Angarola Chary and Maia Annaberdyev Kyle and Jennifer Danish Allie and Ellen Ash Svein and Michele Backer Robert and Ann Baker Blake and Sydney Bath Edward and Lisa Bennett Betsy Berlin Claartje R. Bertaut Benjamin Blatt and Helen Pross Carter and Katrina Brandon Ann E. Breen Janis Brennan and Gabriel DeBakey R. Emery Bright and Lisa Veneklasen Terry Brill Mary W. Carpenter Nicholas Carson Joel and Anne Charny Peter and Patricia Chick Joseph Clark and Keisha Streeter-Clark Mark Colley and Deborah Harsch Fatou Coulibaly Thomas and Gale Curcio Sharon and Jeffrey Davis Carol B. Day Ronald Del Sesto and Rachel Tillman Jonathan Deull and Sheryl Sturges John and Sandy Dewey Dwight Dickinson and M. Lisanne Crowley Timothy Dowd and Nancy Atwell Stephen and Jeannette Dubrow Thomas Duesterberg and Susan Cooper Russ and Judy Dulaney Craig Dye and Alexander Zapruder Derek Dyson William Edwards and Anita Winsor Peter Eisler and Margaret Hall Tony and Marjorie Elson Carlos Garcia and Lucinda Eng-Garcia Jean Taylor Federico

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Danielle Feuillan ‘87 and Lee Benaka Richard Figueroa and Kathleen Fitzpatrick Russell and Bernadette Gaskin Kenneth Geller and Judith Ratner Kai-Anasa George Richard and Victoria Gersten Stephen and Diana Goldberg Gil Strobel and Janine Goodman Michael and Rena Gordon Frank and Isabel Gottron Rebecca Gray and John Chesley Gail Guttman Brendan Harrington Robert Hartheimer and Nancy Golding DuShan Hawkins and Karen Branson Susan Hearn and Michael Desautels Marilyn Heiman Eugene and Esther Herman Hal Hiemstra and Dawn Hill Stephen and Sherri Holdridge Elizabeth Hormel John Howard and Mary Ann Bittner Albert Hunt and Judy Woodruff David and Denise Hunt Joanne Hurt and John Moore Dr. Tawann P. Jackson Charles and Tanjam Jacobson Karl Jentoft and Anne Herr Jill Johnson and Margaret Roddy Damian Jones and Tasha Jackson-Jones Gilbert and Elizabeth Kaplan Mahmoud Katirai and Shahla Panbechi Nicholas Keenan and Marie Collins Peter and Susan Keisler Phillip Kemelor and Donna Blum-Kemelor William Kenety Adam and Lucy Kernan-Schloss Norman and Wendy King Karen Klautky Andrew and Julia Klingenstein Daniel and Stacey Kohl Dr. and Mrs. S. Kalman Kolansky William Kules and Julia Washburn David and Kristie Kully Peter and Dilys Lande Morgan Landy and Katharine Landfield Richard and Jill Lane James and Karen Langford

Maria Lawson Jeffrey MacMillan and Lucinda Leach Bruce Lerner Andrew and Linda Loewinger Robert and Linda Lorndale Douglas Lowy and Beverly Mock Daniel and Elaine Lozier Caroline and Bob Lyke Robert and Christina Mahony Susan Fleshman Manship Eric and Nancy Markus John Martin and Jill Lawrence Elizabeth Mathes Cynthia McCarther-Parker Henry and Christine McEntee Debbie McFarland Brian McMaster and Kathleen Strouse Michael McNamee and Karla Taylor James and Lisa Means Wallace Mlyniec and Abby Yochelson James and Kitty Montie Jonathan Moreno and Leslye Fenton Donald and Irene Morgan Ruth Moses Kent and Karen Nakamura Ann D. Navaro Joel and Thonya Nelson David and Jessica Nemeth Steven and Gayle Neufeld Robert Neuman and Kathrine Henry Margaret O’Brien and Michael Tolaydo Sean O’Donnell and Laura Adams-O’Donnell Kyle and Adele O’Dowd Bernard Ohanian and Kate Kelly Barry and Cheryl Ohlson Richard Mirsky and Donna Orem Mirsky Michael Pafford and Kali Collins Charles and Jeannine Parker Thomas and Charlotte Peddicord David Plocher and Mary Brittingham Allison M. Randall Matthew Rennie and Kathleen Murray D. Britt Reynolds Page Robinson Eric Rome and Ruth Ticktin

Setsuko Rosen Joshua Rosenbaum and Wendy Meltzer Benjamin Rosenthal and Nancy Martin Greta Rosenzweig and Sandra Stein Sam Ross and Ann Nelligan Dick and Pat Roth Saul and Mercedes Rothman Paul Ruppert and Sarah Buscher David Sahr and Lori Milstein Thomas Salyers and Kathleen Roche Daniel Sarewitz and Erica Rosenberg Joe and Suellen Savukas William Scher and Marta Beresin Larry Schlang and Eliza Button Ann Imlah Schneider David Schorr and Judith Krones Marc D. Schwartz and Kathryn L. Taylor Ronald Seele and Michelle Fill-Seele Vidya Seejattan Debbie Shore Gerald Silverman and Joan Meier Harold Singletary and Trudy Perry Terry Snyder and Jennifer Pharaoh Nancy Somerville Bernhard Streitwieser and Mary Beth Warner Nancie Thomas Tom Thomas and Terry Clifford Andrew Thompson and JoAnn Zinn John Vance and Jennifer Stolk Vance Peter and Lyle Walter John Walton Ed and Carol Warner Scott and Linda Weidman Stephen Weisbrod and Elizabeth Singer Daniel Weiss and Anne Stewart Thomas and Kay Wells Chuck Wexler and Jan Hirshberg Martin B. White and Anne Cauman Alice H. Wilson William and Serena Wiltshire Peter Winkler and Barbara Kraft Bryant Withrow and Elizabeth Casey

GRANDPARENTS & GRANDFRIENDS Helen Aiken Victoria Ambrosi George Bannon Mary Bednar Michael Bednar Claartje R. Bertaut Douglas L. Brown John and Lucia Cataldo Maxine Clark Diane D. Dallas Michael and Madelyn Davis Karen Ferguson Ruffin and Sandy Franklin Deborah Glassman Carol J. Gongola David and Naomi Goodell Sharon Goolsby Paul and Judith Green Janet D. Griffith Rufus and Elvernetta Henderson Eugene and Esther Herman Nancy H. Hirsche Elizabeth Hormel JoLynne Hough and Louis Orphanous Robert and Marie Jefferson Jack and Barbara Kelley Andrew and Patricia Kolar

Eileen Sadasiv Neil Singer and Sueanne Pfifferling Jane Sloat and Shirley Johnson Michael and Anndrea Starzak Robin Stolk Mary and John Sullivan Evelyn Svoboda Jon and Betty Tilley Lenora Tynes Tova Usdan David and Audrey Walker John Walsh and Joan Alker Larry and Susan Wechsler Ifetayo White Susan Willens

Collage by Georgia S. ‘22

Raul and Alice Laguarda John and Kristie Lamberg Richard Landfield Anne Langerak Thuan Tran and Judith Lave David Lewis Michael-Anne Lowry Owen and Elaine Lynch Marcia Markowitz Donald and Shirley Meadows John Niles Philip and Patricia O’Neal Paul and Elaine Paisner Kenneth Patchen and Elizabeth Ralston Regina Placid Bill and Diane Race Dick and Pat Roth 2020-21 Annual Report

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ALUMNI Sarah Armstrong Alex ‘88 Nicholas Anderson ‘74 Ghislaine Arnesen ‘77 Parker T. Bath ‘18 Aneesah Blount ‘09 Allegra L. Brandon ‘14 Charles Campbell ‘73 Mary Claire Delaney ‘91 Nadia Eldeib ‘09 Andrew Emery ‘86 Gabriel A. Eng-Garcia ‘18 Sarah Evelyn ‘88 Andrew Farmer ‘05 Helen Ferguson ‘17 Danielle Feuillan ‘87 and Lee Benaka Richard Fieldhouse ‘76 and Ann Fieldhouse Matthew Gardner ‘88 Amber Gerard ‘97 Sarah Gifford ‘89 Richard Glick ‘75 Tobias Goldstone ‘92 Sabrina De Jesus Greenman ‘97 Evan Haine-Roberts ‘05 Hilary Halpern ‘04 Benjamin S. Hartheimer ‘15 JoAnna Hickmott ‘12 Jeff Hunt ‘01 Alison Denton Jones ‘94 Finn Kernan-Schloss ‘06 Julia Kernan-Schloss ‘06 38 \\

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Ben Leubsdorf ‘04 Carrie Siler Levy ‘89 Joseph Christopher Lewis ‘79 Regina S. Litman ‘70 Ginger M. Mandel ‘15 Jerome Marindin ‘88 Ezra Martin-Rosenthal ‘19 Charles Mayer ‘94 Brendan McEntee ‘06 Joseph Melrose ‘94 Karen E. Mitchell ‘78 Margaret Moore ‘88 Jarrett Moreno ‘04 Christopher Mulhauser ‘88 Mary L. Pafford ‘11 Mark Pendleton ‘74 Matt Plocher ‘03 Matthew Raimi ‘88 Robert Raven ‘78 Eleanor Robb ‘12 Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joe Fiorill Anne Scammon ‘74 Eric Schlein ‘04 Daniel Schuchat ‘81 Gabriel Scribner ‘15 Jay Seiden ‘88 Amanda Siegel ‘03 Benjamin Sislen ‘98 and Elizabeth Sislen Stoff Smulson ‘88 Edward Thrasher ‘01 Nancy Umanzor-Perla ‘07

George Walker ‘84 and Robin Walker Kimberly Worthy ‘92 Carole Yanofsky ‘83 and David Anderson Landon Zee ‘90 Ari Zeldin ‘88

CURRENT + PAST FACULTY, STAFF & FRIENDS Current and Past Faculty, Staff and Friends Walter Ailes Vanessa Aird Geraldine Anderson-Nielsen Judyth Andresino Julia Andrews Chary and Maia Annaberdyev Bridget Arbury Speiser Steven and Cindy Arkin Jadéa Asante Ginger and Archie Attarian Claartje R. Bertaut Brian Bobo Amanda Bozarth and Rod McCoy Kathleen Bradford Melissa Bratz Rachel and Steven Braun Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Gyra Chan Joel and Anne Charny Jennifer Chudy Fatou Coulibaly

Danielle Cummins Marie De Amicis Eleanor Dooling Jeffery Doyle Kelly Falk Susan Feldman Sean Felix and Jeannine Marino Richard Fieldhouse ‘76 and Ann Fieldhouse

Jonathan Mulrooney Mustafa Nusraty and Molly Rohal Elizabeth and Louis Paladino Kateryna Paliy and Clayton Richey David Panush and Nicole Lindquist Carla Pickens Elizabeth Pleshette Jennifer Kozak Rawlings Marc and Jenny Read

Kevin Forde Jim Gagne Kai-Anasa George Sharon Goolsby Tamika Green William Gruen and Margaret McDonald Julia Harman Cain Susan Hearn and Michael Desautels Pamela Herath Nigel Hinshelwood and Teresa Ahmann Lisa and John Hoke John Howard and Mary Ann Bittner Robert Huber Gerunda Hughes Eugenio Ibarz Allen Jackson Damian Jones and Tasha Jackson-Jones Susan Kay Jones Dolores Kay Adam and Lucy Kernan-Schloss Karen Klautky Robert Kulawiec and Suzanne Michel Steven Lee Ryan and Jenny Lipford Gary Lomax Viia and Steve Lucius Caroline and Bob Lyke Isabel Manalo Alexis LS Martina Kate Maskarinec Mitchell Masucci April and Larry Mathis Cynthia McCarther-Parker Maggie McVicar Louise Millikan Maureen and Alexander Minard Ayanna Moore

Scott Reynolds Amber and Jeffrey Roberson Judith Rosenthal Sam Ross and Ann Nelligan Dick and Pat Roth Daniel Running and Lillian Mattiaccio Wan Ryu JD Sand Vidya Seejattan David Shapiro and Scott Kenison Benjamin Sislen ‘98 and Elizabeth Sislen Stacy and Brian Smith Daniel Spelta Edward I. Thomas Mónica Vallin and Michael Clark Sarah Vaughn Chalis Waizenegger Aimée Weil Thomas and Kay Wells Jamila White Susan Willens Kelly Williams Jessie Yaun Patrick and Joyce Zickler

CORPORATE MATCHING GIFT PROGRAM

Discount Tree Service Incorporated Carnegie Corporation of New York Pew Charitable Gift Trusts Employee Matching Gifts Program Union Privilege YourCause, LLC

FOUNDATIONS & BUSINESSES

Amazon Smile American Endowment Fund The American Gift Fund Ameriprise Financial Comcast Corporatoin Cybergrants, SPV, LLC Daniel A. Kohl Family Charitable Trust Edmund Burke School Parents Association Fidelity Charitable Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Kirkland & Ellis LLP Lewis/Reasinger Family Fund of Horizons Foundation Luther I. Replogle Foundation Morgan Stanley The Nathan Cummings Foundation Rencourt Foundation, Inc. The Rosenfeld Rumford Steckler Family Foundation Schwab Charitable The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving TIAA Charitable UBS Financial Services, Inc. United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust Vanguard Charitable

GIFT IN KIND

Michael Gruber and Gretchen Lamberg

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We may have been confined to the Zoom grid, but we worked hard to turn our usual Auction

event on its head and were thrilled to see hundreds of members of our community (past and present) “tune in” to Burke at Nite for a joyful and record-breaking celebration! You raised your (virtual) paddles high, signed on for sponsorships, donated to and bid in our online and live auctions — and more — delivering Burke’s highest-grossing live auction ever and raising more than $330,000 total for Financial Aid — a school record! From the Burke-y Bunch to you: thank you! During one of the most difficult years in our collective history — a year when many families’ need for financial support was greater than ever — we are so incredibly grateful to all of the members of the Burke community who stood up for what Burke stands for.

VIRTUAL AUCTION FOR FINANCIAL AID DONORS TO FINANCIAL AID DURING THE 2020-21 FUNDRAISING YEAR

Walter Ailes Vanessa Aird Clinton Simpkins and Donna Aldridge Richard and Emily Alexander Paul and Linda Alpuche Kai and Karena Anderson Geraldine Anderson-Nielsen Chary and Maia Annaberdyev Daniel and Laura Atchison Ginger and Archie Attarian James August Susannah Baruch and Seth Green Jennifer Bauduy Mary Bednar Marc and Sharon Bennett Edward and Lisa Bennett Moris Beracha and Yael Marciano Eddie and Jeanne Black Rebecca L. Blackmon Benjamin Blatt and Helen Pross Stephen Bocanegra and Meredith Rathbone Kathleen Bradford Allegra L. Brandon ‘14 Janis Brennan and Gabriel DeBakey Daniel and Laurie Brumberg Andrew Campbell and Monica Lypson Eric Carter and Elizabeth Herrington Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Dawn Chism Robert Christiansen and Eva Maria Israelsson Emilio and Wendy Cividanes 40 \\

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A very special thanks to the phenomenal Cast, Crew and Production Team of volunteers, faculty, and staff whose talent, innovation, and dedication helped to make the Auction a success!

Joseph Clark and Keisha Streeter-Clark William and Carla Clyburn David and Elana Cohen Roger Colaizzi and Allyson Senie Norman and Monique Coleman David Compton and Mary Cutter Thomas and Elizabeth Crafford Joseph Craugh, III and Pamela Arluk Gregory and Jeannie Crist Victoria Croog Diane D. Dallas Sharon and Jeffrey Davis Carol B. Day Takisha Diaz Dwight Dickinson and M. Lisanne Crowley Eleanor Dooling Thomasenia Duncan Edmund Burke Parents Association (EBPA) Christopher and Lisa Edwards Peter Eisler and Margaret Hall Nadia Eldeib ‘09 Andrew Emery ‘86 Carlos Garcia and Lucinda Eng-Garcia Jeremy and Allison Evans Jill Eynon Darryl and Teanne Featherstone Andrew Ferguson and Alissa Starzak Karen Ferguson Richard Figueroa and Kathleen Fitzpatrick Daren Firestone and Nicole Hanrahan Scott and Kristen Franklin George Galster and Michelle Russo Susan Gault-Brown and Barbara Gault Daniel and Roxana Geffen

Richard and Victoria Gersten Richard Giardina and Michele Sampson Wayne and Jonica Gibson Craig and Angela Gildner Angela Godwin Carol J. Gongola Jeffrey Goodell and Beth Kanter Sharon Goolsby Michael and Rena Gordon Frank and Isabel Gottron Rebecca Gray and John Chesley Sabrina De Jesus Greenman ‘97 Martin Griffin and Joanne Jee Michael Gruber and Gretchen Lamberg Beth Grupp Gail Guttman Lisa Green Hall Carl and Frances Hampe Julia Harman Cain Robert Hartheimer and Nancy Golding Susan Hearn and Michael Desautels Pamela Herath Jane Holloway John Howard and Mary Ann Bittner Joanne Hurt and John Moore Imar and Tasha Hutchins Jason Hutt and Maria O’Donnell John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett Karl Jentoft and Anne Herr Damian Jones and Tasha Jackson-Jones Bruce Jones and Elizabeth Cousens David Kacedon and Ryan Wechsler Nicholas Keenan and Marie Collins

AUCTION Peter and Susan Keisler Phillip Kemelor and Donna Blum-Kemelor Stephen and Kelly Kenneally Kyle Kenney and Carla McKinney Walid Khuri and Eleanor Smith-Khuri Junga Kim and Soong Sup Lee Dr. and Mrs. S. Kalman Kolansky Larissa Korde Brett and Janet Lambert Morgan Landy and Katharine Landfield Anne Langerak David Lashway and Katherine Silverthorne Jeffrey MacMillan and Lucinda Leach Eric LeCompte and Katherine Kowalski Paul Legere and Melissa Kimball Glenn and Jennifer Leon Ryan and Jenny Lipford Viia and Steve Lucius Isabel Manalo Ezra Martin-Rosenthal ‘19 Kate Maskarinec Mitchell Masucci Elizabeth Mathes Charles Mayer ‘94 Philip McAdoo and Joseph Cavanaugh Andrew McGuire and Barbara Rutland Brian McMaster and Kathleen Strouse Jose Mejia and Pamela Roberts Barton and Jane Meroney Maureen and Alexander Minard Karen E. Mitchell ‘78 Wallace Mlyniec and Abby Yochelson Mia Montgomery Jean Mooskin Jonathan D. Moreno Tom Moreno and Elizabeth Shashaty Ruth Moses Jonathan Mulrooney Joel and Thonya Nelson

Rachel O’Malley Philip and Patricia O’Neal Bernard Ohanian and Kate Kelly James and Caitlin Oppenheimer Michael Oyugi and Sydnye White-Oyugi Michael Pafford and Kali Collins Eric and Elizabeth Paisner Elizabeth and Louis Paladino John Parachini and Hadley Boyd Kenneth Patchen and Elizabeth Ralston Stanley Pierre-Louis and Natalie Williams Elizabeth Pleshette David Plotz and Hanna Rosin Helena Prailow Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Robert Raven ‘78 Jennifer Kozak Rawlings D. Britt Reynolds Scott Reynolds Amber and Jeffrey Roberson Martine Rodriguez Kwesi and Tiffany Rogers Eric Rome and Ruth Ticktin Eric Rosenthal and Jeffrey Menzer Judith Rosenthal Dick and Pat Roth Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joe Fiorill Daniel Running and Lillian Mattiaccio Ram Sadasiv and Laura Palmer David Sahr and Lori Milstein Daniel Sarewitz and Erica Rosenberg Larry Schlang and Eliza Button Eric Schlein ‘04 Ronald Schneck and Laura Lauth Schneck Ann Imlah Schneider David Schorr and Judith Krones Gabriel Scribner ‘15 Vidya Seejattan Ronald Seele and Michelle Fill-Seele

David and Jessica Nemeth Steven and Gayle Neufeld John and Rachel Niles Margaret O’Brien and Michael Tolaydo Sean O’Donnell and Laura Adams-O’Donnell

David Shapiro and Scott Kenison James Sims and Tasha White-Sims Harold Singletary and Trudy Perry Karyn Smith Lisa Stewart

Robin Stolk Daanen Strachan and Shaunda Patterson-Strachan Emmanuel and Wendy Sturley Deana and David Sullivan Steven and Emma Svoboda Evelyn Svoboda Kira Swencki and Michael Mihalke Evan Tanner and Adriana Delgado Jon and Betty Tilley Lenora Tynes Tova Usdan Elizabeth VanStory Rory and Tamara Verrett David and Audrey Walker John Walsh and Joan Alker Tarik Warner Scott and Linda Weidman AimÈe Perez Weil Stephen Weisbrod and Elizabeth Singer Jason Moyer and Corrie Welch David Weller and Laelia Gilborn Scott Whipple and Ann Hoog Frank and Sylvia White Martin B. White and Anne Cauman Nicholas and Kathleen Widnell Monique Willard Kelly Williams John Wilson and Katherine Scoville Michael Wilson and Allison Lewis David and Jennifer Wiseman Bryant Withrow and Elizabeth Casey Carole Yanofsky ‘83 and David Anderson Stuart Zuckerman and Patricia Levy-Zuckerman

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CORPORATE AUCTION SPONSORS $5,000 Saturday Morning Cartoon Level Edmund Burke Parents Association Heritage Investors Management Corp. $2,500 Evening News Level Macro Solutions $1,000 Daytime Soap Opera Level Red Coats, Inc. Seasonair, Inc. $500 Commercial Break Level RSVP Catering

FAMILY SPONSORS $5,000 BRADY BUNCH LEVEL Anonymous Dawn Chism Richard and Victoria Gersten Stanley Pierre-Louis and Natalie Williams Kira Swencki and Michael Mihalke

$2,500 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES LEVEL Anonymous Kai and Karena Anderson Eric Carter and Elizabeth Herrington Martin Griffin and Joanne Jee

$1,000 HAPPY DAYS LEVEL Stephen Bocanegra and Meredith Rathbone Emilio and Wendy Cividanes William and Carla Clyburn Sharon and Jeffrey Davis John Jenkins and Joseph Catlett Bruce Jones and Elizabeth Cousens David Lashway and Katherine Silverthorne Isabel Manalo Philip McAdoo and Joseph Cavanaugh John Parachini and Hadley Boyd Ronald Schneck and Laura Lauth Schneck Karyn Smith Daanen Strachan and Shaunda Patterson-Strachan Rory and Tamara Verrett 42 \\

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$500 FAMILY FEUD LEVEL David and Elana Cohen Roger Colaizzi and Allyson Senie David Compton and Mary Cutter Joseph Craugh, III and Pamela Arluk Victoria Croog Thomasenia Duncan Carlos Garcia and Lucinda Eng-Garcia Scott and Kristen Franklin Susan Gault-Brown and Barbara Gault Wayne and Jonica Gibson Craig and Angela Gildner Beth Grupp Jane Holloway Jason Hutt and Maria O’Donnell Damian Jones and Tasha Jackson-Jones David Kacedon and Ryan Wechsler Peter and Susan Keisler Stephen and Kelly Kenneally Walid Khuri and Eleanor Smith-Khuri Brett and Janet Lambert Jeffrey MacMillan and Lucinda Leach Yael Marciano Andrew McGuire and Barbara Rutland Barton and Jane Meroney James and Caitlin Oppenheimer Eric and Elizabeth Paisner Rimas and Ruta Puskorius Siobhan Roth ‘88 and Joe Fiorill David Shapiro and Scott Kenison Scott Whipple and Ann Hoog

Michael Wilson and Allison Lewis The Zuckerman Family Moris Beracha and Yael Marciano Norman and Monique Coleman

AUCTION ITEM DONORS Airbnb Richard and Emily Alexander Paul and Linda Alpuche American Plant Angela Sun Consulting Daniel and Laura Atchison Bacchus Wine Cellar Stephen Bocanegra and Meredith Rathbone Bowl America Spencer Boyer and Prudence Bushnell Boyer BRONCA Dr. Jill Bruno Orthodontist Camp Cody Capital Fencing Academy Eric Carter and Elizabeth Herrington Amy Cataldo and Stuart Turner Dawn Chism Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Class of 2023 Class of 2024 Class of 2025 Class of 2026 Class of 2027

Clyde’s Restaurant Group Fatou Coulibaly Joseph Craugh and Pamela Arluk Cuiline Marie-B De Amicis Devon Review Takisha Diaz Daniel and Lori Donovan Fabio Trabocchi Restuarants Fit360DC Formula Running Center Kristen Franklin Freed Photography Fresh Baguette Friendship Hospital for Animals George Galster and Michelle Russo Susan Gault-Brown and Barbara Gault Getaway Wayne and Jonica Gibson Craig and Angela Gildner Jeffrey Goodell and Beth Kanter Goodstone Inn & Restaurant Frank and Isabel Gottron Sabrina deJesus Greenman ‘97 Beth Grupp Ole Hage Stephen Hage and Cathy Faint Matison Hearn-Desautels

Hillwood Estate, Museum & Gardens Lisa Hoke John Howard Christian Hunt ‘01 Ikona Photography JetBlue Airways JW Marriott Essex House Kendra Scott Stephen and Kelly Kenneally Kenwood Animal Hospital La Jambe Jamie Leopold Luray Caverns Aaron and Noriko Maitland Isabel Manalo Alexis Martina Andrew McGuire and Barbara Rutland Brian McMaster and Kathleen Strouse Jose Mejia and Pamela Roberts Pepe Mejia-Roberts and Pamela Roberts Mic’s Moving Alexandre Miera Da Rosa and Nicole Sade Lori Milstein Maureen Minard Minsky’s Hair Emporium Mosquito Strikers Joel and Thonya Nelson Rachel O’Malley

Officina James and Caitlin Oppenheimer Paul’s Wine and Spirits Pinehurst Resort Elizabeth Pleshette Mark Rasevic and Meghan Leahy Rasevic Landscaping Company Jennifer Rawlings and Jason DeVinney Martin and Maria Rodil Rodman’s Food and Drug Store Kwesi and Tiffany Rogers Eric Rosenthal and Jeffrey Menzer RSVP Catering Sale by Gale Savage River Lodge Sarah Schriber Vidya Seejattan Joan Sinclair Stage 2 A/V Productions Strategies for Independent Living, LLC Kira Swencki and Michael Milhalke Tabletop DC Watermark Aimée Weil Monique Willard Winterthur Deborah Zickler

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Head of School Damian R. Jones

Board of Trustees 2021-2022 Sharon Davis, President Susannah Baruch, Vice President Nick Keenan, Treasurer Ruta Puskorius, Secretary Damian Jones, Head of School Maureen Minard, Faculty Representative Angela Jaffee Brian Mcmaster Dawn Chism Emily Alexander Gretchen Lamberg Hadley Boyd John Jenkins

Kira Swencki Lisa Hall Lucinda Eng Garcia Martin P. Griffin Monique Willard Peter Sheridan Richard Gersten Stephen Weisbrod Thomasenia “Tommie” Duncan Wendy Cividanes Kristen Franklin P’24 Caitlin Carroll Oppenheimer P’23 Chris VanArsdale P’23

Burke Parent Association 2021-2022 Kyle Kenney, President Tiffany Rogers, Vice President Caitlin Oppenheimer, Treasurer Joe Fiorill, Events Chair Jeanne Black, Communications Chair

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Burke consciously brings together students who are different from one another in many ways, actively engages them in their own education, holds them to high expectations, gives them power and responsibility, and supports and advances their growth as skilled and independent thinkers who step forward to make positive contributions to the world in which they live.

Equity and Inclusion at Burke

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44 \\ 1968 the Edmund Burke School Magazine Burke affirms individual worth of all community members, and we challenge behaviors that demean, marginalize, or exclude others. Our goal is to maintain a diverse school community that exemplifies these values and to fulfill our commitment to equity and inclusion consistently in all areas of school and community life.

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1968: Edmund Burke School Magazine is produced by the Office of Development and Alumni Affairs and the Office of Communications and Marketing for alumni, parents and friends of the School. Letters and comments are welcome. The editors express their appreciation to all the writers and photographers who contributed to this issue of 1968.

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