George School Annual Report 2011-2012

George School | A N NUAL RE PORT

2011-2012

Table of Contents Annual Report 2011-2012

Letter from the Head of School

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Admission 4 Academics 6 College Guidance

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Student Life

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Buildings and Grounds

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Strategic Plan

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Revenue and Expenditures

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Advancement 21 Endowment 24 Development 25 Report of Gifts

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Leadership Gifts

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Gifts to the Fitness and Athletics

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Capital Initiative

Gifts to Other Capital and Special Projects

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Gifts to Endowment

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The John M. George Society

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Gifts from Alumni and Students

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Gifts from Parents and Grandparents

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Gifts from George School Committee Members, Faculty, and Staff

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Gifts from Friends

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Tribute Gifts

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Volunteers

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Letter from the Head of School Thank You

Dear Friends, As I write this letter, looking out over a campus filled with children who are here for the George School Day Camp and for a variety of other sports, academic, arts, and equestrian camps, my appreciation for the beauty and flexibility of our campus just continues to grow.

This year we celebrated the opening of Cougar Track and Cougar Field and enjoyed cheering on our teams. On weekends, our new all-weather track and turf field was full of students throwing footballs, practicing hurdles, tossing a lacrosse ball, or putting together a pickup game of soccer.

As we saw with the Mollie Dodd Anderson Library, this new facility was more than an athletic classroom. It quickly became a community gathering space as well as a source of pride and encouragement for our students and teachers.

In addition to our new track and field, this year we marked the two-hundredth anniversary of our meetinghouse.

Originally built in Philadelphia in 1812, our meetinghouse was moved brick by brick and truss by truss to its present home on campus in 1974. To all of us at George School the meetinghouse is the school’s spiritual center, a place of spiritual practice where we show up, sit down, tune out distractions, and look within. The building brings together the spiritual vitality of those gathered, focuses it, and sends it out with them again.

In our academic classrooms, I am pleased to report that this spring 134 sophomores, juniors, and seniors took 207 Advanced Placement (AP) exams in nineteen subject areas and 85 percent of these students scored a three or above on all of their exams. (AP exams are scored on a scale of one to five; college placement requires a score of three or above.)

Our success in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program was equally strong. This year, a record 143 George School students tested in thirty-five subject areas for a total of 357 examinations for both the certificate and diploma programs. Thirty-seven candidates earned their full IB diplomas, a 92.5 percent success rate. These students tested successfully in six different subject areas, four of which are required to be higher level exams. We are proud of what these AP and IB results say about the motivation, commitment, and hard work of our students and faculty.

Our citizen scholars delighted the community with numerous plays, concerts, and choral performances as well. You Can’t Take It with You, The Importance of Being Earnest, and Pippin were showcased on our stage and Dance Eclectic celebrated its twentieth anniversary with thirty-five dancers.

Instrumental and vocal music students performed throughout the year with Warm Music on a Cool Night and the Spring Concert being two highlights of the year.

Our athletic teams brought home the Patterson Cup, affectionately known as the Moose, this year. Our winter and spring track teams attracted record numbers of students and they excelled. Our girls’ 4 x 400 relay team captured first place in their match at the Eastern States Invitational this spring.

Our varsity boys’ swim and varsity wrestling teams were Friends Schools League finalists. The varsity girls’ softball team won their Penn Division.

Our seniors were accepted to some of the best colleges and universities around the world. They will attend eightyfour institutions in twenty-five states and two foreign countries. New York and Pennsylvania were tied for the most popular destination. Two of our IB diploma candidates are headed abroad, one to Canada and one to England. While most seniors were drawn to large and medium-sized urban campuses, Haverford College and Sarah Lawrence were the most popular this year among small colleges. This was also a strong year for women’s colleges, with Wellesley, Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, and Smith, all in the mix. We are proud of all of these graduates and wish them the best.

We are also proud of the many George School students who distinguished themselves in the area of service last year, traveling in March to France, Italy, Mississippi, Nicaragua, South Africa, and Washington DC, and this summer to Arizona, Cuba, New Orleans, China, and Ecuador. While in these locations, students engaged in a wide variety of service projects, many involving home stays and all involving collaboration with the communities they were serving.

George School students also participated in service projects on campus and in our local community. Some students created independent service projects while others participated in the Global Service Program trips to China and Ecuador.

The final 2011-2012 accomplishment that I want to mention has to do with our Annual Fund. I am thrilled to

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Head of School Nancy Starmer thanked donors for their belief in and commitment to George School.

On behalf of all who currently benefit from a George School education, I want to say thank you.

Thank you to those who give to our Annual Fund. Thank you to those who give to the scholarship, faculty compensation, and other targeted funds that enable us to attract and retain the very best students and teachers and to make a George School education affordable to those who would otherwise be unable to attend.

say that, thanks to the participation of hundreds of George School parents, students, teachers, staff, graduates, and friends, we were able to meet an ambitious Annual Fund goal. As you know, contributions to the Annual Fund go directly into the operating budget to support the programs and teachers that are so critical to the student experience at George School.

On behalf of all who currently benefit from a George School education, I want to say thank you. Thank you to those who give to our Annual Fund. Thank you to those who give to the scholarship, faculty compensation, and other targeted funds that enable us to attract and retain the very best students and teachers and to make a George School

education affordable to those who would otherwise be unable to attend. And thank you to those who contribute to our capital projects, to the facilities that enable our teachers to do their best work and support our students in body, mind, and spirit. None of what we do at George School would be possible without you.

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Admission Reflections on an Admission Year Almost 200 families visited George School during the fall admission open house.

Activities included studentguided campus tours, department and program displays, and opportunities to speak with faculty and current parents.

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At the start of the 2011-2012 academic year, George School welcomed 178 new students to our community, bringing our total enrollment to 545. It was immediately clear that this group of accomplished, creative, and inquiring students would add to the richness of our community.

During the 2011-2012 admission cycle, our office saw a record number of applications, continuing the steady growth rate we have experienced over the last five years. More notable than the numbers was the impressive breadth of the applicant pool. They hailed from fifty countries, thirty-four states, and the Virgin Islands, and they displayed standout academic achievements and extracurricular talents.

More and more families are considering George School for their children’s education, and this is especially impressive given the continued economic uncertainty and declining numbers of U.S. high school-age students.

This year the Admission Office implemented a new way for families to find and learn about George School. In the fall, applicants received our new, award-winning Compendium viewbook which combines full-page photos with musings written by students, alumni, parents, and teachers. The viewbook also includes “click away” boxes which encourage readers to visit a companion microsite to learn more about our programs. The stories, photos and “click away” features are meant to immerse readers in the atmosphere of the school.

We held a greater number of events this year. In addition to our annual fall open house, we added several prospective family receptions at locations both on and off campus. We hosted online video chats for accepted students and their families which gave them the opportunity to hear Maureen West talk about theater, Chris Odom talk about robotics, and other George School faculty discuss academics, athletics, and financial aid.

In 2011-2012 we also combined our resources with the Advancement Office to create an Institutional Advancement Team. This allowed us to travel to eighteen states and eleven foreign countries this year, which far exceeded our reach in previous years.

We also have continued our commitment to George School’s national leadership position in financial aid.

Distributing grants of close to $7 million, or approximately 25 percent of our total operating budget, we were able to enroll and serve a diverse population of students. This ability to offer considerable financial aid has been invaluable in helping keep George School affordable for both new and returning students.

With

Quaker tradition

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AC A DE M IC E XC E L L E NC E at its core,

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George School seeks to develop citizen scholars cheerfully committed to openness in the pursuit of truth, to service

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and peace, and to the faithful stewardship of the earth.

COMPENDIUM

We want our students to treasure learning for its own sake and to use it to benefit a diverse world. Above all, we want them to

“let their lives speak.”

G E O R G E S C H O O L M I S S I O N S TA T E M E N T

Essays, Facts, and Observations about the Quaker boarding school in Newtown, Pennsylvania M E E T I NGHOUSE

For students who value academic rigor, enjoy collaboration and creativity, relish athletic and artistic pursuits, and appreciate the ideals of service, social justice, and diversity.

Q : What are some distinctive features of a George School graduate? ➛ The ability to balance self-confidence against modesty. ➛ An impressive collection of T-shirts. ➛ The desire to create community wherever you find yourself. ➛ The belief that fostering community requires little more than mutual respect and care. ➛ A half-decent sense of humor. ➛ Their confidence that they can be self-sufficient. ➛ A fondness for sticky buns and themed weekends.

George School's new viewbook, Compendium, received the coveted Grand Gold Award for Student Recruitment Publications from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.

L I S T C O N T R I B U T E D B Y RU B E N DAV I S , CL ASS OF 2006

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“The most valuable technique I learned from theater teacher Maureen West was Meisner’s in the moment acting method.

It helped my growth not only as an actor but also as a person. It also has given me an edge over the other international business majors because I am prepared to react calmly and instinctively to problems I am given, and to the mock interviews we have to do in class.”

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“At George School we had permission to explore so many things—athletics, arts, science.

You were rewarded for trying hard and having a positive attitude. No one was funneled into a specific niche. More importantly, it was cool to try new things. I could play on the football team and be part of the school’s musical productions.

George School was where I found my creative spark.”

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Academics A Transformative Educational Experience

Bruce Weller

Min Kyu Lee ’14 found a quiet place to study between classes in the Bancroft computer lab.

During 2011-2012, George School students achieved academic excellence, distinguishing themselves in many areas.

This year, 143 students were tested in thirty-five different International Baccalaureate (IB) subject areas, for a total of 357 examinations. Out of these students, thirty-seven senior candidates earned their full IB diplomas, a 92.5 percent success rate compared to the international success rate of approximately 79 percent.

This spring, 134 students took 207 Advanced Placement (AP) exams in nineteen subject areas and 85 percent scored a three or above on all of their exams. (AP exams are scored on a scale of one to five, with five being the highest. College placement requires a score of three or above.) This year, there were more scores of five than any other score. Thirteen students were named AP Scholars (a distinction granted to students who received scores of three or higher on three or more AP exams), three were named AP Scholars with Honors (average score of 3.25 on all AP exams taken, and scores of three or higher on four or more of these exams), six were AP Scholars with Distinction (3.5 average on all AP exams, and

scores of three or higher on five or more of these exams), and one was named National AP Scholar (average score of four on all exams taken and scores of four or higher on eight or more of these exams).

George School students were also nationally recognized for their achievements. Twelve seniors were recognized as Commended Students in the 2012 National Merit Scholarship Program and David Minoli ’12 was selected as a finalist.

Student groups represented George School at Model UN where two received commendations for their participation.

Others were named Scholar Athletes and Eagle Scouts and represented George School with distinction at Junior State of America, the Columbia University journalism workshop, robotic competitions, district and regional orchestras, video festivals, art shows, and other scholarship programs.

Three new courses will be added to the curriculum this year: two new religion electives, Spirituality and Sustainability, and Feminist Spirituality; and, a new science course, IB Chemistry.

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01: Chase Hamilton ’12 along with Jeremy Tyson ’12, Tucker Bentley ’12, Gabe Haug ’12, Kate Eyler ’12, Lily Collins ’12, and Andy Young ’13 (not pictured) created a motion-activated autonomous excitation driver for a non-Newtonian fluid.

02: Moritz Weidner ’13 and Navneet Guleria ’13 traveled to Louisiana for their service work with Beacon of Hope, reinforcing the organizations’s efforts to rebuild neighborhoods.

This year, 143 students were tested in thirty-five different International Baccalaureate (IB) subject areas, for a total of 357 examinations. Out of these students, thirty-seven senior candidates earned their full IB diplomas, a 92.5 percent success rate compared to the international success rate of approximately 79 percent.

Service George School students are required to complete sixty-five hours of service before they graduate, but most go way beyond their required hours to help local and global communities. This year, seventeen faculty and staff members led more than eighty students on nine service trips—five traveled domestically to Washington DC, Mississippi, Arizona, and Louisiana and four internationally to France, South Africa, Cuba, and Nicaragua. Several students participated in the Global Service Program service trips to China and Ecuador.

Students worked in soup kitchens, built houses for Habitat for Humanity, worked as teachers’ aides on a Native American reservation, taught in French pre-schools, and in elementary schools in South Africa. Many shared their experiences with the community through daily blogs.

“My trip was a life changing experience—a journey which has left me with a new perspective and approach to life that I hope to follow in the future,” said Peter Einstein ’12, summarizing his service-learning experience in South Africa.

Students also used their individual talents to volunteer and help local organizations. They coordinated blood drives and worked with Woods Services and Miracle League to help people with mental and physical disabilities. The seventh annual Art for Relief featured work produced by students,

faculty, and friends to raise over $4,000 for Philabundance, a non-profit organization that provides food for low-income families in the Philadelphia area.

Arts The performing arts program this year presented a wide range of wonderful programs for the community. The theater arts students delighted audiences with performances of You Can’t Take It With You, Moss Hart and George Kaufman’s zany comedy about the Sycamore family, during fall term.

Oscar Wilde’s most famous play, The Importance of Being Earnest, a delightful comedy of manners, was staged winter term. Musical theater students performed Pippin, based on a book by Roger O. Hirson, the tale of a young prince on his search for personal significance, in the spring. Dance Eclectic celebrated its twentieth anniversary, with thirty-five dancers featuring a range of dance styles and performances.

Students in George School’s instrumental music program showcased their skills in performances featuring the String Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, Lab Band, and George School Orchestra. Two highlights included Warm Music on a Cool Night and the Spring Concert, both a captivating mix of student performances. The George School Chorale performed throughout the year, both on campus and at events hosted

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Taylor Denton ’12 worked on a painting during her Painting and Drawing class.

Owen Moon ’13 shaped his recently thrown ceramics piece.

Yuan Shen ’13, Emma Wells ’13, and Rachael Lippincott ’13 performed during the Spring Concert.

George School Musical Theater students enchanted audiences with their production of Pippin.

Bryce Miller ’12 narrated the show as the Leading Player.

by regional organizations including Pennswood Village and Chandler Hall. Their special dining room concerts for community members were a welcome treat. The Chorale joined voices with the George School Community Chorus to perform Messiah, the Christmas portion and the “Hallelujah Chorus.”

Our talented visual arts students also had a successful year. Six photography students had work selected for the 2011 Drexel University photography contest from more than 1,850 submissions and Emily Alterman ’12 received an Honorable Mention. Eight videos created by George School students were selected for submission to the Greenfield Youth Film Festival competition. The Curious George, George School’s student newspaper, received Gold Medalist standing from

the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Both Opus, the George School yearbook and Argo, the student literary magazine, received wide acclaim. An outdoor public exhibition at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia featured the work of George School’s ceramics and sculpture teacher Amedeo Salamoni.

Athletics George School brought home the Patterson Cup—affectionately known as the Moose—winning seventeen out of twenty-nine athletic contests against friendly rival Westtown.

Our athletic teams continued their tradition of hard work and success this year at George School, as outstanding teams and athletes displayed their talents. The boys’ swim team and

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01: E li Bresler ’13 passed the ball upfield during the varsity boys’ lacrosse game against Oxford Area High School. George School won 16-3.

02: Francesca Aldrich ’12 set a new school record in the 300 meter dash.

03: Tommy Lodge-Yanez ’12 took down his opponent from Penn Charter.

04: Grant Loescher ’14 anchored the medley relay for the varsity boys’ swim team. George School defeated Moorestown Friends 100-58.

wrestling team were Friends Schools League (FSL) finalists.

Four teams, including girls’ basketball, boys’ cross country, girls’ swimming, and boys’ lacrosse, qualified for the FSL playoffs and placed third overall. The girls’ softball team won their Penn Division to finish a successful season. The boys’ and girls’ track teams broke twenty-one school records during their winter track season this year. Chrissy Haney ’12 and Priscilla Wiggins ’12 claimed school records in all but two events during the spring track season. The girls’ track sprint relay team, composed of Alex Gilbert ’15, Demi Straulino ’15, Chrissy Haney ’12, and Priscilla Wiggins ’12, took first place in their match at the Eastern States Invitational.

Several George School athletes will continue their athletic careers at college on NCAA Division I teams, including Chrissy Haney ’12, who will run track for Bucknell University, Priscilla Wiggins ’12, who will play soccer for Stony Brook University, and Stephanie Heys ’12, who will play soccer for Loyola University Chicago.

Our student athletes also have been recognized for their success in the classroom. Julia Um ’12 and Marilyn BaffoeBonnie ’12 were recognized by the National Field Hockey Academic Squad Program for their outstanding academic achievements as student athletes. Chrissy Haney ’12 and Tommy Lodge-Yanez ’12 were named Bucks County Courier Times Scholar-Athletes.

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College Guidance Class of 2012

William Tenenbaum

Members of the Class of 2012 marked Senior Week with a photo session in college gear on Hallowell’s porch overlooking South Lawn.

Each year George School’s commitment to educating a broad range of students results in an equally broad range of college choices, and this was certainly the case for the Class of 2012.

The diversity of their talents and interests—from engineering to liberal arts to fine arts to business and beyond—were reflected in their decisions. Some students will attend Yale University, Cornell University, and the University of Pennsylvania. Others will attend Guilford College, Johns Hopkins University, the University of California at Berkley, and the United States Military Academy/Westpoint.

Members of the Class of 2012 will attend eighty-four institutions in twenty-five states and two foreign countries. As has been the case for many years, George School seniors are drawn primarily to large and medium-sized urban campuses on the east coast. This year, New York and Pennsylvania were tied for the most popular destination for our graduates. For the Class of 2012, New York University, Drexel University, Boston University, George Washington University, and the University of Pittsburgh were the most popular schools in this category, with four or more graduates attending each.

Three members of the Class of 2012 will also attend Emory University, Loyola University in Maryland, Pratt Institute, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Saint Joseph’s University, Syracuse University, and Washington University in St. Louis.

Among the small colleges, Haverford College and Sarah Lawrence College were the most popular this year. This

was also a strong year for women’s colleges, with Wellesley, Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holyoke, and Smith all in the mix. Overall, as you will see from the list below, the seniors’ choices reflect the full range of their talents and enthusiasms.

George School seniors understood the ever-shrinking acceptance rates at the nation’s twenty or so most selective colleges, and applied accordingly. We are pleased to say that their applications were very well received, a fact that speaks to the academic preparation, personal qualities, and records of achievements they presented. Last fall, 111 college representatives scheduled visits to George School to meet with our students—a record number. The college counselors also met with these representatives, to learn more about their colleges and to convey information about George School.

Increasingly, our students’ choices also reflect the rising cost of college education. Twenty-seven members of the Class of 2012, including six of the twenty-three international students, will attend state or state-related universities, which continue, even for international students, to be less costly than private colleges. Our students are also increasingly drawn to international experiences, either those offered by schools in the United States or at international schools.

The college counselors continued to seek ways to improve services to our students and families, fine-tuning the process for requesting and submitting teacher recommendations, restructuring the initial small-group meetings with juniors

in January, and sending out monthly bulletins through our on-line service, Naviance Family Connection. These bulletins are continued through the senior year.

With students from more than forty countries in our population, the College Office is also finding ways to reach out more effectively to international students, who face additional stress as competition from international applicants increases sharply at the most selective colleges in the United States. Looking ahead, we are exploring ways to demystify the college guidance process for families of younger students before they are matched with a college counselor in the junior year, and we are introducing a college tour for international students over the long weekend in February.

Once again this year, we offered college essay-writing workshops to juniors in the spring and SAT “tricks and tips” workshops for juniors in the winter. Although many families contract commercial SAT prep services outside of George

School, rather than endorse specific commercial programs, the College Office continues to urge students to use the free, online test prep courses for the SAT and ACT, which are available through Naviance Family Connection. Interest in the ACT as an alternative to the SAT has grown, with about a third of our students now taking that test. This year, we offered the ACT here on campus in October and April, increasing the number of “test-taking weekends” in which our students are involved.

As always, the College Guidance staff is grateful for the support of all of the George School teachers who write individual recommendations and who prepare our students so well for the difficult but important college application and selection process. We are privileged to be part of the team effort to support our students, and extremely pleased with the outcome.

Class of 2012 College Matriculations Bard College Barnard College Bates College Boston University Bryn Mawr College Bucknell University Case Western Reserve University Colgate University College of the Atlantic College of William and Mary Colorado College Cornell University Denison University Drew University Drexel University Earlham College Elizabethtown College Emerson College Emory University Eugene Lang College/New School for Liberal Arts Fashion Institute of Technology Florida Atlantic University Florida International University

Florida Southern College George Washington University Gettysburg College Goucher College Guilford College Haverford College Howard University Hunter College of the CUNY Ithaca College James Madison University Johns Hopkins University LaSalle University Lafayette College Lehigh University Lewis & Clark College Loyola University Chicago Loyola University Maryland Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Mount Holyoke College Muhlenberg College New York University Pennsylvania State University/ Altoona

Pennsylvania State University/ University Park Pratt Institute Queen’s University (Canada) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers University/New Brunswick Saint Joseph’s University Sarah Lawrence College School of Visual Arts Smith College Stony Brook University Suffolk University Susquehanna University Syracuse University United States Military Academy/ West Point University of California/Berkeley University of California/San Diego University of California/Santa Barbara University of Colorado/Boulder University of Kansas

University of Kent (England) University of Miami University of Michigan University of New Haven University of North Carolina/ Chapel Hill University of North Carolina/ Wilmington University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh/Bradford University of South Carolina University of Tampa University of the Arts University of Washington Ursinus College Wagner College Wake Forest University Washington University in St. Louis Wellesley College Wesleyan University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Yale University

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Student Life Highlights for 2011-2012

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Meredith Allen ’12, Spencer Jacoppi ’13, Andy Young ’13, Kevin Chen ’13, Aamira Brown ’13, Deedee Eisape ’13, and their friends posed for a quick photo together before boarding the bus to their dinner dance at the Washington Crossing Inn.

The Deans’ Office is responsible for the care and support of our students outside the classroom. This includes dormitory and day student programs, oversight of student services, discipline, and social and weekend activities.

The Student Activities Board helps create and run each and every weekend at George School. The energy and enthusiasm of the students selected to be on the board continues to help make the weekends fun and run smoothly.

Following are some highlights from the 2011-2012 year.  S eptember weekends focused on helping students get to know each other and to introduce them to the surrounding area. During Friends Weekend students enjoyed bowling, tie-dyeing, and visits to local malls and markets. Also in September, the day prefects designed a get-acquainted weekend for students and prefects and sponsored the first dance of the year. The month ended with Campbell/Westwood Weekend, designed to get students from the two freshmen dorms together for fun and socializing.  H arvest Weekend in October is a highly anticipated weekend for the entire community. Along with hay rides, pumpkin carving contest, apple peeling for apple butter making, and apple press for cider making, this year Red Square was decorated with lights and hay bales for a community square dance.

 I nterfaith Weekend was sponsored by George School’s Young Friends club to celebrate the myriad of faiths that are represented, not only at George School, but also in our world today. The Young Friends created several opportunities for students and adults to have open discussions about current events.  E nvironmental Awareness Weekend was an opportunity for students to work with other community members to plant trees on campus, create a rain garden, and clean up trash alongside Route 413. Throughout the year, the Outdoor club also sponsored several hiking and camping trips as well as a few trips to the Doylestown Rock Gym.  T he diversity of the students at George School was shared on special weekends such as those sponsored by the PRO (Pacific Rim Organization) and UMOJA clubs.

On both of those weekends, students and parents helped make traditional food from their culture to share with the community.  T hree big carnivals were held on campus, one for Sibling Weekend, one for Student Council Weekend, and one to end the year on Student Activity Weekend. Sibling Weekend activities included face painting, carnival rides, a bouncy house, cotton candy, snow cones, and popcorn. Student Council Weekend featured a pool party and dunk tank, which helped students raise money for

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Philabundance. The final carnival at the end of the year was called Georgestock. Held in the Worth Sports Center, the day included student bands and old-fashioned carnival games. Students enjoyed cotton candy, snow cones, and popcorn as they listened to the music and had a relaxing time. Dinner was held at the outdoor pizza oven in our organic garden, always a community favorite.  T he parents of George School Students continue to be a huge help to the weekend activities as well as the daily life of our students. They bake cookies for study nights before end of term exams and share wonderful desserts and delicacies for the annual Winter Formal. And weekends would not be weekends without the parents of our day students driving their children to campus so that they can participate in the weekend activities as well as hosting other students in their homes.

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01: S tudents began the spring Four Square season a few months earlier than usual when the weather turned unseasonably warm.

02: Sam Heitzer ’12 sang lead vocals for AVU with his other band members Ben Hilburg ’14, Jordon Friedman ’12, and Sean Potter ’12 during Live Music Weekend.

03: Jeanie Hung ’15 and Emily Chiang ’14 got their faces painted during Sibling Weekend.

04: Maggie Ellis ’13 practiced guitar on South Lawn.

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Buildings and Grounds Building a Sustainable Future

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Chandler Rex ’13, Brinton Mooberry ’12, coach Stephen Moyer ’82, and Kostas Panagiotakis ’14 discussed the afternoon plans for track and field practice.

It was a busy year for the Physical Plant Office as we worked together to ensure our facilities provided the best physical tools to advance student learning and to meet the needs of our teachers–while maintaining the pristine beauty of our campus. Environmental sustainability is integrated into every facilities and planning project as part of our regular practice.

Each decision and purchase is carefully weighed in relation to awareness of the ultimate effect on the environment.

Cougar Track and Cougar Field The installation of the new all-weather track and synthetic turf—named Cougar Track and Cougar Field—was completed during fall 2011 to support our cross-country, field hockey, football, lacrosse, soccer, and winter and spring track teams. The impressive multi-sport facility replaces the 1903 cinder track and grass football field with a larger playing surface that can accommodate a greater number of teams and athletes.

The new all-weather running track is a six-lane 400-meter oval that includes a 120-meter, eight-lane sprint straight. In line with the best competitive facilities available, the running surface is constructed of several layers including stone subbase, asphalt, rubber granules, and polyurethane. This gives our runners, some of whom are the fastest in the state, the best possible protection against injury.

The new track and field has several green features. The sophisticated underground storm-water management system is designed to put all runoff back into the water table, while the artificial turf reduces the need for irrigation and chemical fertilizers and herbicides.

The design also delivers increased usability due to its construction with materials that allow teams to practice and compete regardless of weather, which dramatically increases the field’s use for both games and practices. The complex also contains a new pole vault runway and portable landing pad, a high jump area, a foam rubber jump pit, two parallel runways for long-jump and triple jump, two sand pits, shot put launch circles, a discus launch pad, and protective screens.

The advantages of the new track and field for teams and athletes are significant. But the benefits to George School extend well beyond that—to include greater use, pride, and community spirit. The state-of-the-art facility has become a focal point for pick-up sports during community off hours throughout the week as students, faculty, and staff can be seen using the facility to walk, jog, play catch, and kick balls.

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01: I B Biology students Maggie Cherney '14, Nicole Frenock '14, Rachel Shah '14, and Blake Rivas '14 practiced calibrating their pipettes before an experiment in the new science classroom.

02: Our carpenters worked to refurbish, reinsulate, and rehang all of the windows in Retford.

Science Labs and Classrooms Major upgrades to three of the chemistry and biology lab-classrooms in the Spruance-Alden Science Center were completed during the summer of 2012. Each of the renovated rooms contains two separate instructional areas including five island lab stations equipped with accessible storage, sinks, and electric and gas outlets. The classrooms also feature updated technology including ActivBoards. The renovations helped create classrooms that can better accommodate hands-on, interactive learning, enhancing George School’s already strong science curriculum. New energy-efficient windows improve the natural daylight in the classrooms and offices. The air exchange throughout the building was improved so that all classrooms have tempered air based on carbon dioxide levels.

In addition to the expanded lab and classroom areas, biology and chemistry prep rooms have been constructed for teachers to arrange lab experiments before class. These updated spaces are home to new storage and safety equipment including a dishwasher, a freezer, chemical solvent storage, flammables and acid cabinets, and fume hoods.

This will help teachers more easily access storage areas and run their classes more smoothly. Another welcome addition is a private student-teacher conference room, allowing for individual test-taking, tutoring, and one-on-one or small group meetings.

This is the second phase of renovations to SpruanceAlden Science Center, originally opened in 1971. The first

phase, completed in the summer of 2009, consisted of a major renovation of two science laboratories to accommodate heightened interest and enrollment in science classes. One of the main features of the initial renovation was the installation of a ceiling specially designed to provide space for hanging instruments used in physics experiments.

Retford Windows Retford, home to arts and mathematics classrooms, was constructed in 1906 as the first separate academic building on campus. This summer, its window openings were covered in plywood as the windows themselves were removed by a large crane on South Lawn, then stripped, repaired, and repainted. Once every window was refurbished and reinsulated, they were rehung with new weather stripping and trim.

The improvements to Retford built on the success of a similar project completed last summer in Bancroft. Redoing the windows helps bring more light into the classrooms and improves energy efficiency, preserving the building structures so that the tradition and the beauty of our buildings are enhanced.

Sanitary Sewer Line Upgrades With more than two miles of underground sanitary sewer lines, George School has made a multi-year commitment to address inflow and infiltration issues as an important environmental initiative. Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) are terms used to describe the ways that groundwater and storm water

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01: R osie Robinson '12 added organic compost made from dining room food waste to a new planting bed.

02: Members of the Bee Club helped move a hive of bees from Main South Porch to the bee hives on South campus.

03: Director of Operations Mike Gersie, Justin Becker ’13, and other members of TERRA weeded the green roof at the Mollie Dodd Anderson Library.

enter into dedicated sanitary sewer systems. Problems with I&I reduce the ability of treatment facilities to treat domestic wastewater. This year, existing sewer lines have been smoketested and filmed, manholes have been installed, repairs have been made, wastewater meters have been installed, and some of the existing sewer lines have been relined with a PVC alloy.

Other Environmental Sustainability Initiatives George School remains committed to environmental sustainability in all aspects of community life, including our composting and sustainable food programs. Food scraps from meals and food waste from our kitchen are combined

daily sending approximately five hundred pounds of otherwise landfill-bound garbage to the campus compost heap each day. The composting program produces fertilizer for our sustainable organic garden, which provides organic vegetables and herbs for school meals. In addition, the farm to school program initiated by Food Service Director Joe Ducati of CulinArt, Inc. brings fresh produce from area farms to George School’s dining room.

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Moving Forward Kathy Rogers ’75 reviewed homework assignments with Helene Nicolosi ’14 and Jack Ford ’14 during their Literature and Composition class.

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In January 2009, George School approved a five-year strategic plan to chart our future. The school’s impressive momentum in moving forward on important goals can be seen in the highlights below in each of the five strategic areas— educational program, diversity, environmental stewardship, facilities, financial aid, and financial sustainability.

Educational Program Goal Ensure that we provide a transformative educational experience that is deeply grounded in Friends values by continuously reviewing and improving our academic curriculum and pedagogy, our community life and service programs, and the mechanisms by which we attract and retain a high caliber of students, faculty, and staff.  W e continuously evaluate potential improvements to our academic curriculum and pedagogy through the work of department heads, academic departments, and with the help of the FOCUS and Foundational Skills faculty committees. In addition, changes to both the AP and IB curricula are reviewed by department heads, including our IB coordinator, and shared with faculty.  I n the spring of 2012, all full-time faculty and staff members received a supplement from an endowment fund for faculty staff compensation established from a bequest from Barbara Dodd Anderson ’50. This sum, distributed

equitably, moved starting faculty into the top quartile among independent school total compensation packages.

Ultimately, the school plans to pay all full-time faculty at a rate that will put them into the top quartile among independent schools.

Diversity Goal Enhance our distinction as an inclusive educational community by challenging ourselves to address difficult questions raised by diversity in all its dimensions.  W e have established a workgroup to improve our practices school-wide from the perspective of the diversity of students and families of George School. Last year, the group established an online International Student Information Center that highlights programs designed to help families understand the George School experience. Skype, Facetime, and other technologies have been integrated into our communication with families.  D irector of Institutional Advancement Ari Betof ’98, Director of International Admission Jenna Davis ’78, and other school administrators have continued their frequent international travel. Gatherings held during their trips provided a forum for current and prospective international families to raise their questions, concerns, and hopes and for alumni to share their experiences.

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01: New energy-efficient windows and an air exchange system were installed in the Spruance-Alden Science Center.

02: IB Biology, Marine Science, and Environmental Science classes visited the Wetlands Institute in Stone Harbor, New Jersey.

Here, Sharon Jiang ’12 and Serina Durand ’13 tested the wind speed.

 T o celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., George School organized service opportunities for all students at thirty-two sites throughout Philadelphia, Bucks County, and New Jersey, working with the Philadelphia King Day of Service program. Activities included food preparation, environmental service, administrative duties, clean-ups, sorting clothes, arts and crafts, working with horses, and visiting in retirement communities.

Environmental Stewardship Goal Recognize the pressing need for all human beings to live simpler, more sustainable lives by visibly integrating environmental stewardship into the day-to-day activities of students, faculty, and staff, and into our planning for the school.  T he integration of environmental sustainability goals into facilities planning is part of the Physical Plant Department’s regular practice. Every decision and purchase is carefully weighed in relation to awareness of the ultimate effect on the environment.  T ERRA, the George School chapter of the Sierra Student Coalition that works to educate the greater community about environmental issues, had a successful year. Members installed new rain gardens, maintained the Anderson Library green roof, cleaned-up Newtown Creek, and instituted a number of school-wide best practices to conserve energy during the annual Green Cup Challenge.  F ood scraps from meals and food waste from our kitchen are combined daily, sending approximately five hundred pounds of otherwise landfill-bound garbage to the campus compost heap each day. The composting program produces fertilizer for our sustainable organic garden, which

provides vegetables and herbs for school meals. In addition, the farm to school program initiated by Food Service Director Joe Ducati of CulinArt brings fresh produce from area farms to George School’s dining room.

Facilities Goal Improve our facilities to provide the best physical tools to advance student learning and to meet the needs of our teachers, while maintaining the pristine beauty of our campus.  T he Physical Plant Office worked with the Finance and Investment Committee to study the financial needs and capabilities of updating and enhancing our fitness and athletic facilities, the priority identified by our facilities planning process.  C lassrooms and laboratories in the Spruance-Alden Science Center were renovated, the air exchange throughout the building was improved, and new energy-efficient windows installed. Windows in Retford were refurbished and reinsulated and they were rehung with new weather stripping and trim. Two miles of underground sanitary sewer lines were improved.

Financial Aid Goal Demonstrate continued leadership in financial aid in the context of a changing economic environment for independent schools.  T o ensure George School’s continued distinction in financial aid, additional funds were added to the financial aid budget each of the last three years, and are planned for next year. These efforts are designed to help address family needs in this time of economic turbulence.

 T he new Affordability Committee began a rigorous study of current practices and new methods for ensuring that a George School education remains affordable for economically diverse families.

 T he 2011 creation of the Institutional Advancement Office that brought together admission, marketing, and fundraising functions has resulted in streamlined global travel and increased visits in our region and across the United States.

Financial Sustainability Goal Create new processes for fundraising and financial planning that will ensure that we can support our strategic objectives for the long-term benefit of George School.

 T he Advancement Office along with the Development Advisory Committee worked to broaden and deepen our relationships with George School alumni and friends.

A series of four events designed to honor coaches and bring together alumni and friends were held, along with a number of regional events in locations including Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Santa Fe.

 T he Finance and Investment Committee, a standing committee of the George School Committee, is vigilant in identifying the operational, capital, and endowment needs that are required to implement our Strategic Plan.

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Natalie Hilburg ’13 worked in the organic garden during her PE class. George School’s organic garden produced 250 pounds of tomatoes as well as an assortment of other vegetables and herbs for use in the dining room.

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total budgeted revenue

total budgeted expenditures

Annual Fund

Endowment Revenue

Financial Aid

Summer Programs Auxiliary and Other Revenue

Salaries and Benefits

Physical Plant

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Tuition 71.0%

Salaries and Benefits

50.3%

Endowment Revenue

17.4%

Financial Aid

23.7%

Annual Fund

4.1%

Physical Plant

7.6%

Summer Programs

3.8%

Auxiliary Services

5.8%

Auxiliary and Other Revenue

3.7%

Special Maintenance Projects

3.6%

Summer Programs

1.2%

Other Expenses

7.8%

Total 100%

Total 100%

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Strengthening Ties Members of the Class of 2007 posed for a reunion photo during Alumni Weekend 2012.

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In 2011-2012 the school connected with prospective and current families, alumni, and other friends of the school to increase awareness of, and support for, all that our school and our amazing students do. Here are just some examples of what we accomplished.

Honor Thy Coaches Events Beginning in January 2012, teams of alumni volunteers hosted celebration events for legendary coaches—John Gleeson ’65, Anne LeDuc, Dave Satterthwaite ’65, and Bob Geissinger— as part of a special Honor Thy Coaches program. The coaches were recognized for inspiring decades of George School athletes and for their lessons about teamwork and the importance of working together to achieve a common goal. They were also praised for teaching students to be good sports when they lost and even better sports when they won.

The four events were a wonderful opportunity to bring together members of the George School community. More than 600 George School teammates and friends attended the fun events, sharing stories and renewing friendships and connections to George School.

The 2012 Honor Thy Coaches program culminated at the dedication of Cougar Track and Cougar Field on Saturday, May 12, 2012 during Alumni Weekend. The new all-weather running track was dedicated in honor of Dave and the synthetic turf field was dedicated in honor of Anne, John, and Geis.

Meetinghouse Bicentennial Celebration The George School Meetinghouse, originally built in 1812 as the Twelfth Street Meetinghouse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is both the spiritual center of the school and a symbol of the school community. Its bicentennial anniversary was celebrated throughout 2012 by students, alumni, faculty, families, and friends.

Events included a mid-April lecture explaining the importance of the meetinghouse from a historical and spiritual perspective and a mid-May master class and rededication ceremony during Alumni Weekend. The meetinghouse was also the location for the late-April annual meeting of Friends Council on Education, the only national organization of Quaker Schools, which traces its origin to an idea that blossomed at the Twelfth Street Meetinghouse eighty years ago.

Alumni Engagement A record number of alumni, current students, and families celebrated the 2012 Alumni Weekend. Festivities started with an all-school assembly and included reunion class activities and alumni student games. Alumni awards were presented to Anne Culp Storch ’67, for her volunteer efforts and commitment to the financial sustainability of several educational institutions and Quaker organizations, and to Ernie Wong ’77, for his internationally acclaimed landscape architecture.

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Career Day speakers and their hosts posed for a picture in April. Speakers included parents and members of the Class of 2000.

Sponsored by the George School Parents Association, the workshops gave students an inside look into different careers.

George School graduates, accepted the Distinguished Service Award in recognition of his long career as an educator.

Alumni gatherings were held across the country in Boston, Massachusetts; Summit, New Jersey; Philadelphia Pennsylvania; San Francisco, California; and Santa Fe, New Mexico. In addition, approximately 970 alumni were quoted in our two issues of the Georgian magazine, and more than 500 alumni responded to our eQuiz surveys.

The Inspiration of Julian Bond On September 9, 2011, George School welcomed civil rights pioneer H. Julian Bond ’57 for an all-school assembly and discussions with students and faculty. Julian was joined on stage by Mark K. Updegrove ’80, director of the Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin, Texas, who interviewed Julian about his experiences as a politician and activist. Julian also shared memories of being one of few African-American students at George School. Julian has credited George School with introducing him to the ideals of non-violent social change and individual community service.

Parent-Organized Career Workshops In April, students attended a career workshop of their choice, given by various alumni and parents and organized by a Parents Association committee, clerked by parent Monique Burnett-Smith. Workshops featured speakers from the Class of 2000, including Seth Barmash (digital music executive), Stephanie Bradberry Crosby (educational consultant), Kristin Collier (public relations/marketing professional), John Goodwin-Tech (entrepreneur), Nico Houghton (critical care transport nurse), Jessica Langman Tomaszewski (pediatrician), Elizabeth Ross (Department of Education attorney), and Adriana Verleysen (corporate and securities lawyer). Parent speakers were David Graham (photographer), Dr. Nancy Harrison and Dr. Jeffrey Harrison (psychologists), Brian Hodges (engineer), J.J. Klaver (FBI agent), and Eduardo Gustavo Thuroff (biomedical engineer).

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01: D irector of Institutional Advancement Ari Betof ’98 and Director of International Admission Jenna Davis ’78 visited with alumni, students, and families in Seoul, Korea.

02: Civil rights pioneer H. Julian Bond ’57 visited George School in September 2011 with Mark Updegrove ’80, director of the Lyndon B. Johnson Library, to talk about his experiences as a politician and activist.

Stronger Global Connections In keeping with George School’s commitment to build lifelong relationships with families throughout the world, Ari Betof ’98, director of institutional advancement, and Jenna Davis ’78, director of international admission, joined current George School families and alumni in Asia. Gatherings took place in eight cities—Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, Seoul, Taipei, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City. Jenna and other school administrators also traveled to eighteen states and the District of Columbia, and to Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Turkey, Greece, St. Maarten, Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Bermuda, and the Bahamas.

Expanded Website and Social Media Presence Serving to engage prospective students and their families, to provide detailed information, and to paint a picture of campus life, the George School website is the school’s key communication hub. During 2011-2012, we added or updated 1,495 web pages and 5,325 media files. This included more than 200 news stories, or about four stories per week.

Unique visitors to our site increased 24.5 percent to 217,160 and visitors lingered longer, averaging 2:49 minutes.

One of the site’s most popular features, Our Week in Pictures, showcased the work of 80 photographers. Their 1,430 photos captured George School in action and helped prospective students and their families learn more about daily life on campus.

George School’s digital presence on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube grew this year. Today we have 2,300 Facebook followers, mostly in the 18 to 20 year-old age group but with steady increases among older friends. More than 270 individuals follow us on Twitter, a number that grows daily, having tripled since November 2011.

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Endowment Providing Long-Term Financial Strength

A strong endowment is crucial to George School. It generates income which supports our core educational commitments and helps us to maintain our leadership role in areas that are important to our community, such as financial aid, faculty compensation, and environmental sustainability.

A healthy endowment also provides the long-term financial stability that enables the school to weather periods of economic turbulence and make investments in our future.

The endowment consists of more than 290 discrete funds established over the past 129 years by individual donors, foundations, and reunion classes. Approximately 41 percent of George School’s endowment is restricted to supporting financial aid and scholarships. Another 37 percent has been earmarked by the donors to support academic programs and faculty salaries.

The George School Committee’s approach to investing is conservative. The endowment maintains an equity orientation for growth, while reducing volatility through diversification. The endowment is presently invested in 68 percent equities, 15 percent bonds, and 17 percent alternative investments, and it complies with a socially responsible investment policy that is consistent with our community’s values. Investment income from the endowment is second only to tuition revenue as a source of funds to support our educational mission, providing 17.4 percent of the school’s operating budget this year.

As of June 30, 2012, George School's endowment was valued at $90.9 million. Our endowment has grown from $56.4 million as of June 30, 2009 and represents a 62 percent increase over this three year period. At the same time, George School's endowment per student has grown from approximately $122,000 per student in 2009 to approximately $173,000 per student in 2012.

Endowment Funds per Student

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Average of Peer Boarding Schools

George School's endowment per student however, remains considerably lower than the average endowment of $279,000 per student at our peer boarding schools. George School’s endowment provides just over $8,700 annually per student for our educational program, below the nearly $14,000 provided by the endowments of our peer schools.

In a different comparison, Boarding School Review identified seven boarding schools with per student endowments of more than $600,000 and twenty-three schools with endowments of more than $300,000 per student.

George School is in a strong position financially, but your gifts to the endowment will help keep George School in the top tier of independent education—providing students with the spiritual, intellectual, and personal resources to make a difference in the real world.

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Giving to George School

Our community is strengthened by the ongoing support of our donors. Even amid challenging economic times, we are inspired by the generous spirit of all those who support George School. Your contributions make the future even brighter for George School.

George School tuition covers only 71 percent of the cost of educating students. The other 29 percent is contributed by Annual Fund gifts, income from endowment funds, proceeds from facilities rental, and auxiliary and other income.

Annual Fund The Annual Fund surpassed its record-level $1.2 million goal.

More than 3,425 alumni, parents, grandparents, and friends of the school made contributions to the Annual Fund. This represents a 13.6 percent increase in the number of donors.

Annual Fund Participation by Constituency

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Fitness and Athletics Capital Initiative Support for our fitness and athletics capital initiative continued to grow this year as word spread about the new Cougar Track and Cougar Field and our plans to build new fitness and athletics facilities for south campus. Four families made leadership gifts of more than $1 million and more than three hundred donors have given or pledged gifts for the initiative.

Hundreds of alumni and other community members reached out to honor former coaches Anne LeDuc, Bob Geissinger, John Gleeson ’65, and Dave Satterthwaite ’65, attending Honor Thy Coaches events and making gifts ranging in size from $25 to $250,000.

50th Reunion Giving Five members of the Class of 1962—Al Bradley, Newt Brosius, Bob Passmore, John Robinson, and Walter Teller—responded to the call from classmate Linda Groetzinger to complete the class gift project begun by their friend, Harsh Pittie, who died in January 2012. (See Linda's profile on page 43.) More than 57 percent of the members of the class participated in the fundraising project.

“We are proud of and grateful for the work of the 50th Reunion Gift Committee,” said Alumni Director Karen Hallowell. “The way that they worked together exemplified the very best in what George School would hope for in its graduates: commitment, collaboration, creativity, respect,openness, generosity of spirit, and lots of heart.”

Planned Gifts Planned gifts continue to play a vital role in maintaining the school’s financial strength. During the 2011-2012 school year, George School was the beneficiary of twenty-four gifts made by will or matured life income gifts, totaling more than $2.7 million. When alumni, parents, and friends of the school make such gifts they ensure the quality of the George School education and experience for future generations of students.

We will continue to need, and to seek, philanthropic help for all we do—financial aid for our students, salaries and housing for our faculty, and construction costs for academic, campus life, and fitness and athletics facilities.

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01. Y un Jung Lee ’13, Jackie Kim ’13, Ly Phan ’13, David Minoli ’12, and Rena Jin ’13 listened to Greg Sowiak ’12 explain the attraction of ferrofluid to neodymium magnets as part of a demonstration for his independent AP Chemistry project.

02. Will Bryer ’12 and Walking in Memphis jumped a vertical while competing in the Child/Adult Jumper class at the Bucks County Horse Park.

03. Keita Erskine ’13, Stephanie Weinstein ’13, and Sara Butler ’13 discuss The Assault by Harry Mulisch during English class with Stephanie McBride.

04. Le Phan ’14, Ben Rosser ’12, teacher Steven Fletcher, Taylor Murphy ’12, Dora von Trentini ’14, and Phil Jung ’12 set off kites to celebrate the end of their AP Chemistry exams.

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The generous support of our many leadership donors strengthened the quality of a George School education.

LE ADERSHIP LE VELS 1893 Circle Meetinghouse Circle Main Circle Sunnybanke Circle South Lawn Circle Young Alumni* Leadership Circle

$ 25,000 $ 10,000 $ 5,000 $ 2,500 $ 1,000 $ 300

and more - 24,999 - 9,999 - 4,999 - 2,499 - 999

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1893 Circle Gifts of $25,000 and more The Estate of Barbara Dodd Anderson ’50  § Frederick W. II ’57 and Gisela Beans  The Estate of Frank H. Blumenthal ’32  § The Estate of Martha Parker Brooks ’44  Chen-Yu Cheng and Hsiu-Huei Lee The Estate of Ruth Schabacker Cliff ’33  Coventry Health Care Kevin M. Edwards ’97 § The Estate of Paul B. Entrekin ’22 Ruth Entrekin Fred Beans Parts, Inc. Natalie Nelson Hastings ’43  Don and Marilyn Hayden  § The Estate of Constance Hicks Holcombe ’51  § The Estate of Alcy D. Johnson  Mainstream Swimsuits Inc. Robert D. McNeil and Jennifer Cox McNeil ’77 § William G. Nelson IV ’52 § The Estate of Charles B. Paxson ’37  § June C. Smith   § Springbank Foundation The Estate of Edward L. Stern ’36 William H. and Theresa B. Tucker  Mark and Janice Waldman § Allen F. and Hanna J. Wise  § Anonymous (5)

Meetinghouse Circle Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 The Estate of Charles J. Allen Jr The Estate of Ruth McVaugh Allen ’30 Robert M. Appelbaum  § Charles and Michelle Bitzer David P. ’53 and Peggy B. Bruton  §

Thomas Cahill David B. H. ’62 and Gloria Denoon  Doran Family Foundation Susan Lloyd Doran ’61 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fountainhead Foundation Qi Gao and Nannan Xia The Estate of Eleanor K. Hess John F. and Penny Hunt  § Christopher and Catherine Kerr § Anne C. LeDuc  Sanghoon Lee and Eunyoung Jin RBC Trust Company (Delaware) Limited Jianqun Shao and Xin Zhang Thomas D. Sharples ’35 § Jack and Nancy O. Starmer  § Starr Foundation Thomas C. Steinmetz ’61 § Lee B. and Joan Thomas  § Eduardo and Ulrike Thuroff TIB Molbiol LLC Ji Wang and Na Wei Anonymous (2)

Main Circle Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Automatic Devices Company Kevin and Jill Backhus Baltimore Community Foundation The Estate of Reba F. Barnes Thomas and Rosanne Bell § Ronald C. Bingham ’76  Tom and Rebecca Boucher Constance Hancock Bourque ’76 Newton ’62 and Virginia Brosius  Pamela Carter Dev ’92 and Swati Chanchani Lan Chung and Myong Soon Kim Community Foundation of New Jersey Garber-Saleh Charitable Fund Stephen Hart and Esther Stapler Hart ’52 § Christopher and Kathleen Hellmuth

Joseph and Dorothy Highland Highland-Mills Foundation HRM USA Inc. Huff & Vander Beek, LLP Edwin D. Huff Nancy Bigbee Jensen ’65  § Edith Veit Johnstone ’50 § Alan Jones and Ashley Garrett ’76 § Peter L. Joslin ’65  Michael J. Kosoff ’56 and Virginia Work Kosoff ’56 § John H. Lippincott ’59 § Jianxiang Lou and Danping Yao Margaret Means McIntosh ’52 § Michiko Yoshida Mitarai ’62 Thomas M. and Katherine O’Neill § Philadelphia Insurance Companies Lee N. ’61 and Kitty Price  § Relocation Movers Services Inc. Edward B. Rice ’52 William B. Rodgers and Jody A. Krosnick Rodgers ’79 The Estate of Frederick H. Sacksteder ’42  Faisal A. Saleh ’70 § Nicholas R. Segal ’79 Richard M. and Bette Segel § Corey R. ’61 and Jonne Smith  § Carlton J. Jr and Terry R. St. Bernard Tyler St. Bernard Paul M. Stafford ’80 Karen A. Sulzberger ’70  § Sulzberger-Lax Family Fund Walter S. Teller ’62 Craig and Amy Trinkley Rolf ’42 and Nancy E. Valtin  § Tim and Denise Weglicki John Weingart and Deborah M. Spitalnik  § Helen Bernard West ’36 § David P. Willis Jr ’53 § Allan R. ’62 and Susan S. Winn § Anonymous (4)

Sunnybanke Circle Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Nicholas Alfero Patrick Alguire and Barbara Mathes § Andrew D. Steginsky Philanthropic Fund Jack and Ilene Brod Morgan Brod ’11 § Lawrence B. Buttenwieser ’49 § Geoffrey Darby and Margo Garrison ’72 John and Susan Eichert Roland Ekerdt and Ruth Thieroff-Ekerdt Ronald C. Fondiller ’69 Laurence B. Green ’60 § Mark Haber and N. Chiyo Moriuchi  Hal K. Haveson ’69 § Eric S. Hellman ’77 and Karen Liu §

Irwin and Maya Hoffman  John B. Hoffman ’73  § Hoffman-Bravy Charitable Foundation Kenneth C. Hopkins ’62 You Chen Jeoung and Jung Lee Moon Jewish Communal Fund Wei-Che Jiang and Pi-Chu Lee David H. ’54 and Ann M. Johns § The Estate of James G. Johnson Jr Masayuki ’82 and Donna Kazahaya Lee H. Kenworthy ’60 § Kenny ’97 and Nora King § David L. Koffman ’76 Huey-Ming Kuo and Shu-Ling Chiang Hyung Soon Lee ’87 M.A. & Josephine R. Grisham Foundation Leonard E. Majzlin ’57 and Carol Hall Majzlin Edward Marshall III and Joanna M. Bassert ’77 § Christopher L. Noble ’62 The Nye Family J. Robert ’62 and Carol Passmore Thomas and Jean Pedersen James and Michele Peruto Nancy E Powell ’71  § Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Tom Rogers ’73 and Kathy Hart Rogers ’75 § Carlo and Pamela Russo James Sacherman ’75 § Craig and Kim Scott Xiaodong Shen and Qinghong Qiao Ken Shinoda ’91 § Silicon Valley Community Foundation Andrew Steginsky § Vance P. Stevenson ’97 Chih-Hsien Tang and Jo Chia Chi Jevon W. ’97 and Charlotte N. Thoresen Giles Toll and Constance Longshore Hauver ’56 § Paul and Deborah Wenclawiak § Paul C. Wenclawiak Jr ’06 Virginia L. Wenclawiak ’02 Christopher G. Willett and Mary E. Sunday

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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Marc L. Wise ’87 and Laurel Williams Wise Kathleen M. Young ’92

South Lawn Circle Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Holly Alden ’66 James C. Alden ’52 and Anne Brewer Alden ’53 Constance Archbald ’56  § Asahel P.H. & Caroline D. Bloomer Charitable Trust Bank of America Elaine Votaw Bell ’45 § Serena Sarnoff Benenson ’74 Edward G. Jr ’48 and Elizabeth Biester § Norman and Inez Bing § Albert M. Bradley ’62 and Deborah Teel Bradley ’64 § Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Inc. Kenneth T. ’40 and Virginia W. Brown Bryco Controls Inc. Thomas F. ’44  and Lynn L. Bull § Laura Iverson Burg ’94 § William B. P. Jr ’56 and Jean K. Cadwallader Ann C. Campbell  § Douglas Campbell Jr ’47 Ellen Unterberg Celli ’81 § Elizabeth Chapman Joonweon Choi and Dohee Kim Timothy F. Coffey and Lori Marcus Coffey ’82 Geoffrey and Lisa A. Collier § Colonial Consulting, LLC Richard W. Cooper Elizabeth Cox Corle ’43   § Ranya Dajani Blythe Danner ’60 Raj Dave and Anita Bhala Joy Davis-Posoli ’88 Jeffrey and Lisa Dayton § Huigang Dong and Quan Li Louise Walsh Dowd ’62 The Estate of Phyllis Tait Dunham ’38  § Mark and Gianna Durand Laura Einstein Ellen & Andrew Celli Foundation Ellen Wills Martin Foundation Carol Hauver Emerick ’54 § James and Ruth English Fallen Angels Foundation Inc. Federico and Liz Charitable Gift Fund David H. Foster ’65 and Holly Barnet-Sanchez ’65 Theodore D. Frey ’51 § Salvatore Gambino and Susan David Patrick and Ann Garreaud Michael F. and Gail Gersie

Gilbert and Rebecca Kerlin Fund George S. Glass ’59 § Barry and Joan Gluck § Richard I. Grausman ’55  Florence Wellington Haase ’44 § Robert and Pamela Haberle Joseph Baum Harris ’52 A. Louisa Beck Hatanaka ’66 § Eleanor Haupt Steven A. Hayden ’04 Clifford B. Heisler Jr ’62 Harry Heller and Carol Powell Heller ’71 § Richard and Sally R. Henriques § Kenneth and Patricia Heys Highfields Fund Hilary and Richard Cooper Philanthropic Fund Frances Hankinson Hillman ’49 § John S. Hollister Jr ’62 and Marjorie Gustin  § Christopher T. Holtz and Jennifer Parker Holtz ’89 § Lamartine F. ’55 and Emeline Hood  § Charles S. ’44 and Nancy H. Hough  § Eleanor Zurn Hutt ’52 § Susan Foster Hyde ’63 Elizabeth Boyle Illick ’73 IMC Construction Antonio P. Jackson ’71 and E. Marie Hooper Jackson ’73  § Lauren M. Jackson ’03 Laura Grontkowski James ’86  § Jewish Community Endowment Fund Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia Steven J. ’90 and Amy Jo John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Ben Kaplan and Patti Smialkowski Steven B. Kauff ’80 § Peter and Sheila Keenan Alan R. and Gail B. Keim § Gilbert N. and Rebecca Kerlin  Judith Robbins King ’52  § Gregory and Kristen Lamb Hyun-Chul Lee and Yun Ju Cho Kenneth K. Lee and Joy R. Hughes § Robert and S. Odie LeFever § Johanes Lessiohadi and Juntarti Njotoprawiro Hsien-Jung Lin and Shu-Ching Yeh Joseph and Charlotte Lipinski Virginia Zerega Lloyd ’44  § William E. Loucks ’51 § Chao Lu and Guifeng Xue Joseph and Pamela Lubeck Kassem L. Lucas ’90 Carolyn B. Lyday Anne M. Macari § Charles L. ’62 and Rebecca O. Marshall

Ellen W. Martin Thomas G. Mendell ’64 § The Estate of Leslie M. Michener ’41 Beverly A. Mikuriya ’63 § S. David Miller ’67  § Federico Minoli and Elizabeth Kaplan Stephen A. ’82 and Laurie Moyer Steven Nayowith ’75 § Robert H. Neill and Townley Biddle Neill ’52 § New York Community Trust Steven Nierenberg and Wendy Gross Nierenberg ’67  § Paul Entrekin Foundation James and Margarita Paulson Peggy Polsky Pennell ’54 § Howard B. Pettit ’48 § Holly A. Phelps ’70  § Philip Rosenau Co., Inc. Lischen Fetzer Pinado ’83 Quad Investments Inc. Susan Quinn D. Judson Randall ’55  § ReArch Company LLC Norval and Ann Reece § David and Joyce Rivas Robert W. Sarnoff Foundation Shirley Rogers § Rohovsky Family Foundation Inc. Michael W. and Karen J. Rohovsky § Joel I. Roos ’75 Burt L. Ross ’61  John P. Rudolph ’31 § Michelle Ruess C. Peyton Rufe ’49 § Elizabeth Evans Rylander ’91 § Jack G. Schafer ’51 § Robert Schroeder and Rebecca Price Schroeder ’72 Robert S. Seltzer ’53 § William L. Serrill ’63 § Phyllis F. Sexton § C. Herbert Sharpless ’66  § Gregory T. Sherr ’87 Carl A. Sinderbrand ’71 § Louis H. Skidmore Jr ’53  § Leslie Plapinger Skolnick ’75 § Mitchel Skolnick § Benjamin S. Smith ’91 Matthew C. Smoose ’99 Ivan R. Snyder and Hannah Palmer Snyder ’60  § Barry Sonnenfeld and Susan Ringo § David M. Sprague and Anne Bode Aarnes ’65 Richard D. ’48 and Ann Stephenson  § Leslie Sterns-Johnson ’83 § Marian Musgrave Stewart ’48  § Michael and Gabriele Streit Wilhelm Streit ’54 § Marlin Stroh

Gregory Swart and Ann Kalb Swart ’80 Edilberto and Cristina Taboy Ted and Ruth Johnson Family Foundation Geraldine Dana Tisdall ’45  § H. William R. Townsend ’62 E. Carl Uehlein Jr ’58 and Judith Taylor Uehlein ’57  § Melinda Vallone Heinz Valtin ’44 § Vanguard Group Diane E. Vernon § Ian W. Vickery ’65 The Estate of Louise Benton Wagner ’55 Waldman Family Charitable Trust Rodman Jr. ’52 and Susan H. Ward Steven and Elizabeth Weiler Richard J. Westcott ’50 § M. Elizabeth Haines Williamson ’43 Brian J. ’93 and Nastaran Wise § Harry M. Woske ’42 and Patricia McKiernan § Won Suk You ’13 Yeong Mahn You and Hye Sook Hong David R. Young Alan N. Zar and Barbara B. Robertshaw ’77 Anonymous (2)

Young Alumni Leadership Circle Gifts of $300 - $999 given by alumni from the Classes of 1992 to 2011 Salih Abdur-Rahman and K. Nura Abdul-Karim Abdur-Rahman ’97 Kareem O. Afzal ’93 Ari M. ’98 and Shauna Betof  § Akobuije D. Chijioke ’92 Michael A. Church ’99 and Lindsay Eudy Church ’00 Andrew D. Cino ’00 Christie L. Clovis ’92 Kristin A. Collier ’00 Christian K. Donovan ’95 David B. Feinstein ’92 Tim D. Gronert ’92 Omar A. Haynes ’00 Takayo Funato Ishimoto ’92 Nicholas D. Kerr ’00 § John H. Lee and Gina Fortunato Lee ’95 Kevin M. MacWhorter ’08 Vincent B. Murphy IV ’03 § Giovanni Davide Orsi ’92 Carol E. Pak-Teng ’02 Amelia Parrish ’95 Alexander H. Slemrod ’01 Horatiu G. Stefan ’97 § Krysten L. Trull ’04 Molly S. Weingart ’03 § Saeid Zakerinejad Zakeri ’92 Anonymous (2)

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In 2011-2012 we celebrated the first step in our fitness and athletics capital initiative, the installation of Cougar Track and Cougar Field, a new all-weather running track and synthetic turf field. Thank you to the many donors who are joining us to make other enhanced facilities possible. Your gifts honor all those whose dedication and hard work have made George School athletics such an important part of the history and life of our community. This list represents all gifts and pledges to our capital initiative.

Roy T. Jr ’48 and Leigh Abbott   Holly Alden ’66 James C. Alden ’52 and Anne Brewer Alden ’53 Stephanie Alisuag-Schreiber ’87 Cynthia Allen ’71 David Allison ’68 Paul M. Altman ’76 and Frances Benson Altman ’76 § Harry E. Andrews II ’60 William M. Andrews ’62 John T. ’54 and Mary M. Arnold § Elliot and Corinne Austein § John C. Austin ’79 Stephen F. Barsky ’59 Judy Bartella § William G. Barton ’65 § John R. Bassert ’72 § John P. Battin Jr ’53 William Beinlich and Suzanne Cadwallader Beinlich ’92 § Thomas and Rosanne Bell § Steven D. Bernardini and Nancy Zurn Bernardini § Allison S. Betof ’01 § Ari M. ’98 and Shauna Betof  § Edward G. Jr ’48 and Elizabeth Biester § Ronald C. Bingham ’76  Charles and Michelle Bitzer Juana K. Bivins Jean A. Boardman ’62 David L. and Ruth W. Bourns  § J. Courtney Bourns ’89 Peter M. Bowers ’70 J. David Brimmer and Amy Ward Brimmer Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Inc. Arthur Brosius II ’60 Carolyn Campbell Brown ’67  Kay Shaw Browne ’62  David P. ’53 and Peggy B. Bruton  § David K. Burton ’89  § David L. Cadwallader ’83 William B. P. Jr ’56 and Jean K. Cadwallader Vincent R. Campellone and Karen Baker Campellone ’82

Gretchen Castle Andrew J. Chen ’91 Chen-Yu Cheng and Hsiu-Huei Lee Chinezi M. Chijioke ’96 § Michael A. Church ’99 and Lindsay Eudy Church ’00 Jason Cilo and Amanda L. Charlton ’87 Victoria Clark James S. Coan ’54 and Clara Montgomery Coan ’55  § Jeffrey J. Cogshall ’72 and Rosamond Ryan Alexander J. Cohen ’99 Edward S. Cohen ’82  Geoffrey and Lisa A. Collier § Kristin A. Collier ’00 Harry R. Colson Jr ’56  Barry and Dottie Coppock § William M. Craighead ’44 and Betty Bakley Craighead § Susan J. Crane ’76  § Carl K. Croft ’65 § Anita V. Crofts ’88 § Robert D. Culp ’64 Bernard S. ’92 and Tyeshia Cultess Margot Cunningham Glenn Curry and Susan Clarke-Curry Alexander G. Darby ’11 Geoffrey Darby and Margo Garrison ’72 Laura Darling Kevin Davis ’77 and Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 § Ashby E. Denoon ’62 David B. H. ’62 and Gloria Denoon  Jennifer L. DeVan ’88 Bruce S. DiMicco ’75 and Deborah Vernon DiMicco ’72 § David A. DiMicco ’74 William S. Dockhorn ’56 and Carol Wengert § Christian K. Donovan ’95 C. Trevor Dunham Jr ’37  § Roger K. ’67 and Christine Eareckson Kevin M. Edwards ’97 §

Robert Eliot and Joan Campbell Eliot ’65 § David ’48 and Sally Emory § James and Ruth English Carolyn I. Evans ’63 W. Lee ’58 and Vicki J. Evans Daryl Fair and Barbara L. Kibler Alan Farneth and Sara Wislar Farneth ’62 Allyson Farrelly-Catanzaro ’78 Gail Gleeson Feldman ’62 Benjamin R. Fisher ’02 Fountainhead Foundation Dan Fredricks Jeffrey D. Freedman ’83 § Paul H. and Ann K. Friedman Barbie Gale ’71 Jeanne B. Garrison ’65 Lisa S. Garrison ’69 § Robert W. Geissinger Michael F. and Gail Gersie Michael Giardinelli and Elizabeth Geissinger Giardinelli ’74 Albert ’82 and Diane Graziosa Shaun P. Greene ’01 David R. Griscom ’62 and Barbara Helman Griscom ’62 Norman J. Groetzinger and Linda Lynes Groetzinger ’62 Margaret Grove Mark Haber and N. Chiyo Moriuchi  Robert and Pamela Haberle John F. Hallowell ’71 § Joseph G. Hancock Jr ’56 § Natalie Nelson Hastings ’43  Carol Haussermann Hal K. Haveson ’69 § Don and Marilyn Hayden  § Harry Heller and Carol Powell Heller ’71 § Beverly Malabre Hendricks ’70 Arthur C. ’47 and Sarah Henrie  § Richard and Sally R. Henriques § The Estate of Eleanor K. Hess Joseph and Dorothy Highland Highland-Mills Foundation Barbara L. Hires ’62  John B. Hoffman ’73  § Christopher T. Holtz and Jennifer Parker Holtz ’89 § Amy Thomas Hoopes ’50  Kenneth C. Hopkins ’62 Charles S. ’44 and Nancy H. Hough  § Andes Van Syckle Hruby ’87 Edwin D. Huff John F. and Penny Hunt  § Anne Hunter ’82 and Wendy Wiese Elizabeth Davison Hyde ’76 Antonio P. Jackson ’71 and E. Marie Hooper Jackson ’73  § Lauren M. Jackson ’03 Rudolph W. Japchen ’54 Steven J. ’90 and Amy Jo §

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation David S. Johnson ’59 Joseph W. Johnson ’57 and Susan Fritche Johnson Alan Jones and Ashley Garrett ’76 § Paula Ernst Jones ’74 Peter L. Joslin ’65  Drew A. Justice ’99 Roger and Andrea Justice Scott L. Justice ’97 Lawrence I. Katin ’77 Timothy D. ’87 and Gloria Katsiff § Tod J. ’71 and Barrie L. Kaufman § Christopher and Catherine Kerr § Kenny ’97 and Nora King § Geoff and Laura T. Kinnel § Michael E. Knoll ’97 Barbara McAnerney Kohout ’74 Yuquan Kong and Qunfeng Zhao Michael J. Kosoff ’56 and Virginia Work Kosoff ’56 § Judith R. Ladson ’71 Glenn A. Lamb and Susan W. Knight ’81 § Paul D. Lambert and Margaret Weimar Lambert ’47 Derric S. Landor ’77 Edward C. Landry ’83 § John and Gwyneth Langeler Lawrence P. Laybourne ’93 and Herran Bekele ’93 Douglas E. Leach ’71 Anne C. LeDuc  Robert and S. Odie LeFever § Lewis Levine ’68 H. Paul Lewis ’61 and Lydia Parry Lewis ’62 Jack and Lois Lichstein Harris and Riselle Lilienfeld Jody Lisberger ’71 Nancy J. Lloyd ’62 Bennett P. Lomax ’95 George E. Long Jr and Maureen P. Long Barbara Longstreth Justin Louchheim ’95 and Whitney Trevelyan Louchheim ’96 Bromley W. Lowe Jr ’89 Kassem L. Lucas ’90 Paul A. ’65 and Pamela E. Machemer §

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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Kassem L. Lucas ’90

How did being a student at George School change your life?

I came from the Bronx to George School through the Albert G. Oliver Program, which recruits top black and Latino students for independent boarding schools. At George School I found a welcoming community, pleasant environment, challenging academics, and teachers, coaches, and mentors who guided me. Sports were a major influence. I played on one JV Football team and eleven varsity teams (football, basketball, and baseball). Most of my lifelong lessons—about leadership, integrity, teamwork, and dedication—come from my athletic experiences. Having the opportunity to attend George School and play sports opened a lot of doors.

Fitness and Athletics Capital Initiative Donor*

You’ve had other roles since then. Why do you stay connected?

After college, I jumped at the opportunity to come back to live in a dorm, teach history, and coach the three sports I had played. George School had given me many opportunities, and I wanted to do the same for other kids. The plan was to teach for a year before law school, but one year became two. Then I ended up going to law school at night and living in Drayton for eleven years, even after I was a lawyer at a large firm. Since 2005 I’ve been on the George School Committee. I love the school and want to see it continue to grow, create good citizens, and do for others what it did for me.

I love the school and want to see it continue to grow, create good citizens, and do for others what it did for me.

Why do you feel contributing to sports facilities is important?

George School sports are important for many students and alumni. On the athletic fields there’s camaraderie between people of different backgrounds. It doesn’t matter what race you are or where you’re from. We need to match the type of facilities other schools have today. And the facilities won’t just be for athletes. They’ll be for people who want to stay fit.

Our kids deserve it, and it’ll only make George School better.

A graduate of Yale and Temple’s School of Law, Kassem is a partner at Pepper Hamilton LLP, where he is a litigator and also oversees diversity initiatives. He lives in Yardley and serves on the George School Committee and the executive committee of the Boys & Girls Club of Philadelphia. * A s a member of the school’s governing board, Kassem understands the importance of raising funds for new fitness and athletic facilities.

Students are already benefiting from a new turf field and running track, dedicated to four beloved George School coaches.

P. Todd Makler Jr and Susan Rarig Makler ’65 Claudio and Savanna J. Mapelli Edward Marshall III and Joanna M. Bassert ’77 § Joseph and Barbara Marshall § Carolyn Walton Martin ’65 Dwayne L. McCoy ’94 John M. McDaniel III ’60 Elizabeth Cope McDonald ’69 § Debi Field McGrath Robert D. McNeil and Jennifer Cox McNeil ’77 § Pamela A. ’70 and Victoria Mederos-Streetz Ryan S. Mellon ’02 and Lauren Mauro Mellon ’01 Walter and Arlene B. Meranze Delia Mercene Natalie Sperry Meyer ’48 §

Dale K. Miller  and Dorothy Pusey Miller ’48 Donald S. ’65 and Lynda Miller Gary M. Miller ’77 S. David Miller ’67  § Stephen P. Miller ’78 Jamaal B. Mobley ’00 Bethann Morgan ’81  Stephen A. ’82 and Laurie Moyer Lindalee Knight Mulligan ’80 § Bruce E. Nayowith ’73 § Tiffany M. Neidhardt Theodore and Marjorie Nickles § Emily Nicklin ’71 § Ralph and Sondra Nuzzolo George Oechsle Martin and Elizabeth Ogletree § Louis M. Onori Jr ’94 John D. Orr ’47 and Diane Siesel Orr ’52  §

Jane Oswald Frederick C. Paine ’71 Elias F. Papatestas ’90 W. Blake K. Jr ’65 and Janice Parry § Katherine Eudy Patterson  Amanda Sloan Perez ’83 George L. ’58 and Nancy Pickering § William D. ’55 and Katherine K. Pickering § Martin Pincus and Patricia Kramon Pincus ’68 Chickie Poisson Andrew M. Popkin ’83 and Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  Arthur L. Powell § Nancy E Powell ’71  § Hugh L. Preece ’85 Susan Quinn Kevin S. Raff ’88

Christine Rauschkolb-Loeffler Huston Ripley Rodney Robinson § William B. Rodgers and Jody A. Krosnick Rodgers ’79 Seth A. Rosenthal ’78 § Daryl W. Roskos Jean Platt Rospondek ’69 Edith Holden Roth ’74 Michelle Ruess Douglas S. Russell ’62 Stella Lee Harned Russo ’65 Sally Holton Sakewicz ’62 Dudley W. Saurman ’62  Craig and Kim Scott Nicholas R. Segal ’79 Richard M. and Bette Segel § Phyllis F. Sexton § Jianqun Shao and Xin Zhang Michael D. Shepard ’80 §

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Michael L. Sherman ’83 Gregory T. Sherr ’87 Deborah Eareckson Siachos ’95 Leslie Plapinger Skolnick ’75 § Mitchel Skolnick § Conzilio Sodano Jr ’82 Craig X. Sotres ’74 § Springbank Foundation Lea Stabinski Christopher W. Stackpole and Margaret Emory Stackpole ’62 § Jack and Nancy O. Starmer  § Andrew Steginsky § John F. Steinfirst ’58 § Richard D. ’48 and Ann Stephenson  § Susan Keller Stevenson Joan Stiles Jay Storch ’68 and Anne Culp Storch ’67  § William and Joanna K. Storrar Marlin Stroh Amanda Sullivan Robert Sullivan Samuel M. Sullivan ’63  Gregory Swart and Ann Kalb Swart ’80

Robert Tabor and Amy Lewis Tabor ’68  § James M. Talbot ’61 and Nina Sinkler § Wendy L. Talbot ’70  Yupai Tang Sara Sweitzer Taylor ’72 Walter S. Teller ’62 Abraham M. Thomas ’02 Jevon W. ’97 and Charlotte N. Thoresen Kathy Thoresen Gordon L. Toggweiler ’04 James W. Townsend Jr ’61 Andrew P. Trull ’72 and Tacie Yerkes Trull ’74 § Garry-Lou Haberman Upton ’62 § Rolf ’42 and Nancy E. Valtin  § David Voorhees and Karen Curtin Voorhees ’74 Anthony E. Wade ’96 John Waitz and Terese Van Solkema-Waitz ’74 § Bruce E. Webster ’77 § John Weingart and Deborah M. Spitalnik  § Angi R. West ’99

Jackie Westervelt James L. ’54 and Robin Whitely  § Dorris Spencer Wickman ’73 Susan Keim Wiggins ’81 § Martha S. Wilson ’65 Allan R. ’62 and Susan S. Winn § Allen F. and Hanna J. Wise  § Brian J. ’93 and Nastaran Wise § Marc L. Wise ’87 and Laurel Williams Wise Roger F. Wood ’65 Stafford A. Woodley Jr ’94 W. A. Stewart Wright Jr ’62 § Anonymous (4)

Tribute Gifts We are pleased to acknowledge gifts to the fitness and athletic capital initiative made in honor of and in memory of the following people.

In Honor of...

Robert W. Geissinger John R. Gleeson III ’65 Tiger Greene David S. Johnson ’59 Anne C. LeDuc

Paul A. Machemer ’65 David R. Satterthwaite ’65 Russell M. Weimar ’48 In Memory of...

Ann E. Carter ’62 Jennifer Gillett ’62 Eleanor K. Hess William J. Hough ’07 Harsh V. Pittie ’62 Ernestine Robinson

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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Honor Thy Coaches George School teammates, colleagues, and friends came together to celebrate four legendary George School coaches —John Gleeson ’65, Robert Geissinger, Anne LeDuc, and David Satterthwaithe ’65—at a series of special events during the 2011-2012 school year. On Saturday of Alumni Weekend, May 12, 2012, the new Cougar Track and Cougar Field was dedicated in their honor and to recognize all the coaches who make a difference in the lives of their students.

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We appreciate these gifts made to other capital and special projects during the 2011-2012 academic year.

Capital gifts allow the school to sustain our long-term health and academic vitality, improve facilities, and provide for special programs.

Anderson Library Building Fund

Qi Gao and Nannan Xia John F. and Penny Hunt  § Alan Jones and Ashley Garrett ’76 §

P. Todd Makler Jr and Susan Rarig Makler ’65 Tech Sales Inc. Stephen G. Ward ’65 Roger F. Wood ’65

Class of 1959 Outdoor Terrace Fund

Cougar Classic Golf Outing

Ann and Tom Atkinson Family Fund Thomas Atkinson III ’59 § Margaret T. Evans ’59  George S. Glass ’59 § Silicon Valley Community Foundation Robert B. Worth ’59

A. Brooks Construction, Inc. Acteon Networks LLC ARC Masonry Inc David and Mary Pat Berends Edward H. and Nila G. Betof § Building Control Solutions Jonathan and Renee Cohen CulinArt Inc. John and Denise Edelblut Kellie Ann Edelblut ’11 § Fallen Angels Foundation Inc. Jonathan C. Forstein ’94 Barry and Joan Gluck § Goose, Ltd. Peter N. Grad ’58 § H&L Team Sales Inc. Robert and Pamela Haberle

Class of 1960 50th Reunion Fund

Jane Hurbanis Ensminger ’60 Class of 1965 Memorial Garden

Bryco Controls Inc. Barbara Walsh Gray ’65 Peter L. Joslin ’65  Paul A. ’65 and Pamela E. Machemer §

J.M. Mechanical Services, LLC Steven J. ’90 and Amy Jo S. Girard Lax ’70 and Dodie Hamblen § Ralph D. Lelii and Linda Dunphy Christopher A. MacDonald ’03 David R. ’65 and Elizabeth Satterthwaite § Craig and Kim Scott Paul Sheehan and Danielle Picard-Sheehan SOURCE Institute for Human Performance TD Bank TDS Concrete Inc TEL-DAT Communications, Inc Mark B. Thompson Igor and Inna Timofeyev Transportation Services Inc. Don and Janet Trombley Paul and Deborah Wenclawiak § James L. ’54 and Robin Whitely  § Willis North America Inc. Wm. W. Fabian & Son Inc. Parents Association PROJECTS

George and Carletta Brooker Steven and Lisa Bryer Kelley Collings Ronald and Sala Cox Ranya Dajani Raj Dave and Anita Bhala Neil and Shari Dolinsky Lewis Erskine

Richard and Farrell Friedenberg Kevin and Vicki Gottlieb Stuart and Theresa Karle James and Sharon Klaver S. Girard Lax ’70 and Dodie Hamblen § Mark A. and Mary Ellen Lederer Johanes Lessiohadi and Juntarti Njotoprawiro Hsien-Jung Lin and Shu-Ching Yeh Gabriel and Jill Loewy Maria Mannarino Peter and Christine McDonough Craig and Karen Miller Michelle Morrison Steve Panter and Elana Broch Matthew Perkins and Jennifer Isaacs John and Cynthia Potter Mark Rosenthal and Kimberly H. Gross Jianqun Shao and Xin Zhang Mauro and Angela Straulino Wongi Sul and Jinjae Sul Deborah Walson Erik Jan Walson Douglas A. and Donna Walters To see a list of estate gifts, including those to capital and special projects, see page 36.

Fiftieth Reunion Gift The Class of 1947 purchased a Toro Groundsmaster wide-area rotary mower for their fiftieth reunion gift to George School.

On Alumni Weekend 2012, the class celebrated their sixty-fifth reunion by posing for this photo with the mower, still an important part of our groundskeeping equipment.

courtesy John Orr '47

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A strong endowment is vital to George School. Your gifts to endowment provide the capacity to meet our core commitments and help us maintain our leadership role in areas that are important to Quakers and our community at George School, such as financial aid and environmental sustainability. Endowment funds also provide the long-term financial stability that allows the school to weather periods of economic turbulence.

Adam M. Cahill Scholarship Fund

Thomas Cahill Alexandra Duboys Casillo Memorial Scholarship Fund

Baumeister Family Fund Mitch and Lynn Baumeister Tibbi Duboys § Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Karin Fink § K Interior Design Gilbert Klajman § Andrew Bourns Scholarship Fund

Robert E. and Margaret B. Anderson § Crofts Family Fund Daniel W. and Elizabeth M. Crofts § Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Steven Nierenberg and Wendy Gross Nierenberg ’67  § Andrew Bourns Social Justice Fund

David L. and Ruth W. Bourns  § Christopher T. Holtz and Jennifer Parker Holtz ’89 § Anne C. LeDuc  Anne LeDuc Faculty Athletic Fund

Harry Heller and Carol Powell Heller ’71 § Class of 1951 Scholarship Fund

Kenneth S. Burton ’51 and Marjorie McFeely Burton ’55 § Christopher ’51 and Helen Lindley Class of 1955 Faculty Salary Endowment

Kenneth S. Burton ’51 and Marjorie McFeely Burton ’55 § Eugenia Nelson Dilg ’55 § Marcia Perera Van Dyck ’55 § Class of 1962 50th Reunion Fund

Peter Arnold and Mary Winter Arnold ’62 R. William Arnold ’62 Paul G. Baerwald and Susan Grad Baerwald ’62 § James C. ’62 and Judith Baldwin

Peter G. Ballou and Ellyn Clemmer Ballou ’62 Mary Jane Fowler Bent ’62 Jean A. Boardman ’62 Albert M. Bradley ’62 and Deborah Teel Bradley ’64 § William C. ’62 and Dorothy Bretnall Kathrin Rapp Clark ’62 Louise Walsh Dowd ’62 Steven D. Emmet ’62 § Laura B. Esterman ’62 Alan Farneth and Sara Wislar Farneth ’62 Stephen L. Gessner ’62 and Kathleen Minder Thomas H. ’62 and Brenda Guyton Clifford B. Heisler Jr ’62 Kenneth C. Hopkins ’62 Susan Booth Houle ’62 § Gail E. Jackson ’62 § Robert W. ’62 and Lucia Knight Gretchen Blair Kronenberg ’62 Howard Levine and Ruth Bonner Levine ’62 § Beal A. Lowen ’62 and Hattie Barker § Douglas O. ’62 and Diane Maass § Charles L. ’62 and Rebecca O. Marshall Michiko Yoshida Mitarai ’62 Paul H. Morrow ’62 Christopher L. Noble ’62 Carol Anne Bross Patterson ’62 Janet Marshall Robinson ’62 V. Henry Rothschild III ’62 Kenneth E.  and Joy Schroder Christopher W. Stackpole and Margaret Emory Stackpole ’62 § Carol Thompson Townsend ’62 Cynthia Landes Tredway ’62 Garry-Lou Haberman Upton ’62 § Peter C. Westover ’62

Beal A. Lowen ’62 and Hattie Barker § Christopher L. Noble ’62 J. Robert ’62 and Carol Passmore John M. Jr ’62 and Patricia A. Robinson § Peter L. Taylor ’62 § H. William R. Townsend ’62 Cynthia Landes Tredway ’62

Reba Barnes Faculty Chair

C.V. Starr Scholarship

Streetz Scholarship Fund

Starr Foundation

Doran Family Foundation Susan Lloyd Doran ’61 Peter Silverman ’61 Corey R. ’61 and Jonne Smith  § Thomas C. Steinmetz ’61 § Jonathan Strong ’61 §

David Bourns Scholarship Fund

Phyllis L. Babcock § Dusty Miller Energy Fund

S. Amy McDaniel Argudo ’81 Anne C. LeDuc  D. Scott Miller ’84 § Tyco Electronics

Peter G. Ballou and Ellyn Clemmer Ballou ’62 Robin Zawodni Bird ’62 Jean A. Boardman ’62 John S. Hollister Jr ’62 and Marjorie Gustin  § Robert W. ’62 and Lucia Knight Paulette Wingeyer Licht ’62

Richard Emmet Scholarship Fund

Steven D. Emmet ’62 § Spencer Memorial Scholarship Fund

Joan Eberhard ’71  §

Unrestricted Endowment

June C. Smith   § Wise Family Scholarship Fund

Elizabeth H. Johns Fund

David H. ’54 and Ann M. Johns § Elizabeth Haines Williamson Faculty Enrichment Fund

M. Elizabeth Haines Williamson ’43

Baltimore Community Foundation Coventry Health Care Weglicki Family Foundation Fund Tim and Denise Weglicki Allen F. and Hanna J. Wise  § Marc L. Wise ’87 and Laurel Williams Wise

Elizabeth Thatcher Uehlien Fund

E. Carl Uehlein Jr ’58 and Judith Taylor Uehlein ’57  §

To see a list of estate gifts, including those to endowment, see page 36.

Garber Scholarship Fund

Michelle Ruegg Dorlon ’85 Janet Haines Kosoff Scholarship Fund

Michael F. and Gail Gersie Michael J. Kosoff ’56 and Virginia Work Kosoff ’56 § Susan Kosoff Jean Hare Platt Scholarship Fund

Jean Platt Rospondek ’69 John Eliot Scholarship Fund

Robert E. and Margaret B. Anderson § John and Sylvia Eliot § William Haris and Catherine Eliot Librarian Endowment Fund

Anonymous (2) Nepley Scholarship Fund

Class of 1962 Scholarship Fund

The Estate of Reba F. Barnes

David ’66 and Suzanna Nepley  §

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

O’Neill Musical Performance Fund

Thomas M. and Katherine O’Neill §

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StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten

Petro Tucker Scholarship Fund

or more consecutive years

William H. and Theresa B. Tucker  

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The John M. George Society recognizes alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends who include provisions in their wills or estate plans to benefit George School and have informed the school of their generosity.

These provisions include bequest intentions, testamentary trusts, and gifts providing life income (such as charitable remainder trusts, gift annuities, and pooled income fund gifts), life insurance, retirement plan assets, and other deferred gifts.

If you have provided for George School in your will or estate plan and are not listed here, or are interested in learning more about estate-related gifts, please contact Director of Planned Giving Andrew Popkin ’83, at 215.579.6563, or apopkin@georgeschool.org.

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Mary Eastburn Biggin § Allen L. Boorstein § Gertrude Hathaway Caldelli Barbara Gawthrop Hallowell § Cornelia Clarke Schmidt § Charles G. Shoemaker § Rolf Valtin §

Edith Sullivan Silvers § John H. Wood Jr §

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Cynthia Loram Thomas Charles C. Waugh §

Mary Elizabeth Ridge Allison Marshall A. Bernstein Natalie Nelson Hastings Macdonald H. Leach § Judith Wright Matchett § Catherine J. Smith § Martha Washburn Trull JoAnn Johnson Woodman §

1937

1944

1934 Phyllis Becker Lawrence Edwin S. McVaugh

1936

Anne E. Dickeson § C. Trevor Dunham Jr § Virginia Phillips Kemp §

1938 Junius Eddy Miriam E. Eyre § Yereth Kahn Knowles

1939 Donald M. Solenberger Donald M. Sutton §

1940 Gloria Scott Johnson Andrew J. McIntosh Frances Wallin Shaw Dorothy Fiske Winnette

1941 Stanley M. Green § William I. Marble §

1947

1955

Susanne Conrow Bingham Thomas D. Bushman § Cynthia Crooks Carpenter Elizabeth Babbott Conant Anne Atlee Crewe Justine Vaughen Fry § Arthur C. Henrie § Gwendolyn J. Kerr § John D. Orr §

Helen Benton Boley § Clara Montgomery Coan § Richard I. Grausman Lamartine F. Hood § William P. Morris M. Ellen Chadeayne O’Grady § Joseph H. Penrose Jr D. Judson Randall §

1948 Roy T. Abbott Jr Ann Ridge Adams Charles E. Smedley Richard D. Stephenson § Marian Musgrave Stewart § Russell M. Weimar §

1949 R. Ted Curran § Nancy Finkbiner McCahan Lydia Huntington Sparrow §

1950 Candace Cox Bonus § Amy Thomas Hoopes Donald R. Walton Anonymous (1)

1951

1956 Constance Archbald § Ann Preston Ayres Mario Capecchi Harry R. Colson Jr Briant H. Lee Jessica J. Newton Catherine A. Page Susan Windle Rogers §

1957 Frederick W. Beans II Donald T. Little Mary Gilbert Lovings Antonia Gelser Melamed George C. Millikan § William H. Speakman III Judith Taylor Uehlein §

1958

Harris C. Arnold Duncan W. Comstock § Paul R. Lindenmaier Christoph H. Schmidt Phyllis Vail Wendell John A. Williams

Martha Scull Haines § Marjorie Pusey Hall § Nancy Baker Martin Dillwyn P. Paiste IV § John M. Templeton Jr E. Carl Uehlein Jr § Pamela Page Waller §

1952

1959

Peter Z. Ingerman Valle Brewer Ingram Judith Robbins King § Diane Siesel Orr § Richard R. Packer Mary Lee Rushmore Allen C. Starkey

Margaret T. Evans Sarah Trent Harris Christie Johnson Lucero Adrienne Wheeler Rudge § Barbara Stockham Sears § Richard G. Stafford

Sarah Wood Fell § J. Lewis Powell § Geraldine Dana Tisdall § Albert H. Torongo Jr Alice Way Waddington § Elizabeth Williams §

1953

Oliver J. Bjorksten Neil L. Campbell § Douglas M. Porter Hannah Palmer Snyder § Arthur S. Wood

1946

1954

Jane Adams Darnell Mary Lou Baker Gould § Nina Emerson Opel § Bruce S. Parkinson § Joseph H. Reese Jr Joseph A. Smith Jr

James S. Coan § Robert A. Freedman § Mary Anne Knight Hunter § E. David Luria § Eileen Thompson James L. Whitely §

Deborah Dresser Filgate Charles S. Hough § William J. Hough Jr Virginia Zerega Lloyd § Harriett S. White Richards §

1945

David P. Bruton § Gabriel C. Garber § Cynthia J. Kester Louis H. Skidmore Jr § Judith Weigand Tyson

1960

1961 Lee N. Price § Burt L. Ross Corey R. Smith §

1962 Newton T. Brosius Kay Shaw Browne David B. H. Denoon Charles T. Evans Jr §

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Rolf Valtin ’42 John M. George Society Member

I consider that I have a huge debt that can never be repaid.

Why are you grateful to George School?

My mother, who was Jewish, brought my two brothers and me from Germany to the United States in the late 1930s. We were penniless immigrants when we got here, but two local Quaker families, the Foulkes of Ambler and the Hallowells of Fort Washington, sponsored us. George School gave us terrific scholarships. A week after I came to this country, I was at George School, all made possible by Quaker generosity. At the urging of another student’s family, I went to Swarthmore College, where I became interested in my eventual career as an arbitrator of labor disputes. I’m a sort of peacemaker, which I think George School had something to do with it. The school made a deep impression. For what George School did for my brothers and me, I am deeply and endlessly grateful.

What do you love and remember most about George School?

I loved my sports: soccer with Jack Talbot, whom we called Uncle Jack; basketball with Steve Fletcher, a math teacher; and baseball with Joe Shane, dean of boys and someone I had very high regard for. They were great influences on my life. They made me feel successful. I was known to them and liked by them, which is important when you come from a foreign country. They had a lot to do with my feeling comfortable here.

After seventy years, why do you continue to give to George School, and why did you establish charitable gift annuities?

I think George School is interwoven in me: in the spirit of giving, in being a decent citizen, and marrying someone with the same values. I consider that I have a huge debt that can never be repaid. I’ve given every year, and my wife and I have written a couple of gift annuities. It’s a win-win situation. George School gets money, and we’re guaranteed income during our lifetimes. It had great appeal.

Rolf’s brothers, Fred and Heinz, also attended George School. Rolf went on to Swarthmore College, spent three years in the army during WWII, and was a member of the United States soccer team that went to the London Olympics in 1948. He and wife Nancy have four children. Still working occasionally as an arbitrator, he lives in the same Alexandria, Virginia, retirement community as Heinz and plays bridge regularly.

Barbara L. Hires John S. Hollister Jr § C. Christie Nute Dudley W. Saurman

1966 David E. Nepley § Suzanne V. Sauter C. Herbert Sharpless §

1963

1967

Frances Preston Schutz § Lucinda Sharp-Gates Nancy Sussman Siverd § Samuel M. Sullivan Robert W. Thomas

Carolyn Campbell Brown Elizabeth Baker Johnson § S. David Miller § Linda Morgandale Wendy Gross Nierenberg § Anne Culp Storch §

1964 Michael V. Doyle § Katharine H. Stapleton Walter C. Wright III

1965 Anne Waller Auerbach Christine Erb § Nancy Bigbee Jensen § Peter L. Joslin Edward R. Potts Jr

1968

Robert E. Ganz § NancyLynn Sharpless

John B. Hoffman § Susan Komer Robbins

1970

1974

Holly A. Phelps § Karen A. Sulzberger § Wendy L. Talbot

Patricia Sweitzer McKey

1971 Joan Eberhard § Marjorie Lane Fischer § Antonio P. Jackson § Nancy E Powell §

Patricia L. Boyer Barbara Janney Desanzo § Mary Suter Holman § Diane Ewbank Krauss Amy Lewis Tabor § Anonymous (1)

1972

1969

1973

John R. Boone Fredric Fenstermacher

Linda Blum Jennifer K. Cummings

James A. Boorstein § Nancy Brockway Marvin § George Ann W. Gillespie Peter S. Landstrom Sigmund J. Roos §

1975 Pamela J. Holberton Teri J. MacBride

1976 Margot A. Biggin § Ronald C. Bingham Susan J. Crane § Ann Sweeten

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1978

1989

Mark Dibner Judith Lavori Keiser § Jonathan W. Platt §

David K. Burton § Rachel Snyder MacDougall

1979 Andrew V. Kardish II Deborah Van Ruyckevelt Smith

1980

1993 Elbert K. St. Claire III §

1996 Alexander P. Cukor

Patrisha M. Chism John J. Sommers

1998

1981

2002

Cynthia Utz Charles James H. Gilkeson Bethann Morgan John W. Zinsser

Misha S. Capecchi

1982 Edward S. Cohen Matthew D. Fine § Alexandra Maytag Matthews Christina Oddleifson Amy Taylor Popkin Charles M. Utz IV

1983 Andrew M. Popkin

1984 Jenny Sorel §

1986 Laura Grontkowski James § J. Christian Stevens

1987 Alexander D. Westerman

1988 Anne O’Toole Salinas §

Ari M. Betof §

Parents, Faculty, Staff, and Friends Sandra Lowers Anderson Robert M. Appelbaum § Shauna Betof § John F. Bitzer Jr § David L. Bourns § Ruth W. Bourns § Peggy B. Bruton § Bruce Burset Patricia Burset Joyslin W. Bushman § Carolyn K. Cadwallader § Ann C. Campbell § Lee Ann Culmer Carter § Mark Chijioke Mary Ellen Chijioke D. Walter W. Cohen George E. Comte David B. Crawford § George W. Crouch § Jeffrey Dalgliesh Joseph A. Davis Jr Dorothy W. Detwiler § Frances K. Dibner

Estate Gifts Realized in 2011-2012 We are profoundly grateful to the following alumni, former faculty and staff, and friends, now deceased, who included George School in their estate plans.

Rachel Dibner Jane R. Dummer Dirk L. Dunlap Jane M. Dunlap Marc Durant Rita Durant Carolyn N. Evans § Joseph M. Evans § Elizabeth Falconi § Joe Falconi § Laurie Fraser Richard S. Ganz § Connie Sigler Gardner David F. Gould II § Josephine Davis Gray Steven Gundersen Mark Haber Peggy Hathaway § Walton S. Hathaway § Don Hayden § Marilyn Hayden § William Heinemann § Sarah Henrie § Margaret Herrick § Irwin Hoffman Emeline Hood § Lawrence B. Hulack John F. Hunt § Mary A. Hunter Doretta Keefe Carol Keller § Robert Keller § Gilbert N. Kerlin Rebecca Kerlin Anne C. LeDuc Andrea Lehman R. Kimball Leiser § Liezbette Loeppert Claudia Mahon Alice W. Maxfield § Anne B. Maxfield § George McCoy Dino McCurdy

James W. McKey § Peter C. Miles § David W. Miller William Morris Steven Nierenberg § James O’Grady § William A. Opel § Marianne C. Parkinson § L. Raymond Parks Jr Mrs. L. Parks Katherine Eudy Patterson Grace O. Potts § Ann E. Ricker Andrew Rowan Shane Devine Scanlin Babette V. Schmidt Emily A. Shaker David E. Shoup Molly S. Shoup Celeste Silvester Louise C. Sinclaire Ingeborg L. Snipes Samuel M. Snipes § Ann Speakman Deborah M. Spitalnik § Jack Starmer § Nancy O. Starmer § Jean Robbins Stratton William W. Swayne Sue D. Thomas § Theresa B. Tucker William H. Tucker Nancy Turnbull Nancy E. Valtin § Carolyn Waghorne Richard Waghorne Al Wahbey § John Weingart § Allen F. Wise § Hanna J. Wise § Lewis Woodman § Margaret Yarnall Richard A. Yarnall

Charles J. Allen Jr Ruth McVaugh Allen ’30 Barbara Dodd Anderson ’50 Reba F. Barnes Frank H. Blumenthal ’32 Belle V. Briggs Martha Parker Brooks ’44 Ruth Schabacker Cliff ’33 Elizabeth Cox Corle ’43 Phyllis Tait Dunham ’38 Paul B. Entrekin ’22 Eleanor K. Hess

Constance Hicks Holcombe ’51 Alcy D. Johnson James G. Johnson Jr Leslie M. Michener ’41 Anita J. Parry Charles B. Paxson ’37 Frederick H. Sacksteder ’42 Edward L. Stern ’36 Howard S. Turner ’29 Louise Benton Wagner ’55 Anna Walker William Walker

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The generosity of alumni and students bears witness to the care, intellectual challenge, and love they have experienced during their time at George School, and how that has shaped their lives. It is also a mark of their care for current and future generations of George School students. We are very grateful for their support.

1922

1936

The Estate of Paul B. Entrekin

Total Dollars Raised: $427,131.18 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $5,561.71

1930

Total Participation: 24%

Total Dollars Raised: $10,050.00

The Estate of Ruth McVaugh Allen Gertrude Mitchell Bell

Gheretein Yeatman Brown Jean Comfort Hallowell and Ralph Hallowell § The Estate of Edward L. Stern Cynthia Loram Thomas  Helen Bernard West §

1931

1937

Total Dollars Raised: $1,050.00

75th Reunion

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,050.00

Total Dollars Raised: $1,399,289.54

Total Participation: 29%

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,075.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $10,050.00 Total Participation: 67%

Total Participation: 23%

F. Marple Ambler John P. Rudolph §

1932 80th Reunion Total Dollars Raised: $191,996.69 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $6,848.71 Total Participation: 22%

The Estate of Frank H. Blumenthal  § Eloise Melville Smith  §

Elizabeth Brick Collier § C. Trevor Dunham Jr  § Caroline Gaunt Headley Susan Shaw Keffer The Estate of Charles B. Paxson  § Joan Payne Platner § Robert C. III and Virginia H. Wilson §

1938 Total Dollars Raised: $1,695.00

1933 Total Dollars Raised: $106,790.21

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,695.00 Total Participation: 37%

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $161.67 Total Participation: 30%

The Estate of Ruth Schabacker Cliff  Edith Sullivan Silvers  § John H. Wood Jr  §

1934 Lucile Smith Nuse

1935 Total Dollars Raised: $9,956.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $9,956.00

Agnes Warne Blackstone § The Estate of Phyllis Tait Dunham  § Miriam E. Eyre  § Margot Fansler Moore Eileen Mattis O’Brien § Emily Park Powers § Margaret Brick Robjent § Susanne Walmsley Saunders Ann Fussell Schellenger § Amelie Anderson Sloan §

1939

Total Participation: 17%

Total Dollars Raised: $1,040.00

Celia Price Patterson § Thomas D. Sharples §

Total Participation: 24%

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,040.00

Donald C. Bansen Jr § Margaret Smith Dolan § Herbert W. and Amanda H. Fraser  §

Esther Miller Morris  § Donald M. Sutton  § David S. Way §

1940 Total Dollars Raised: $4,155.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $4,155.00 Total Participation: 37%

Marjory R. Abbott § Kenneth T. and Virginia W. Brown Patricia Cannon Costello Malcolm P. and Elaine Crooks Louise Zimmerman Forscher § Sara Farley Gray § Donald J. Kester Alice Nathan Levin § Judith Raymond Odlum § Alice Waddington Price § Barbara Frantz Sanders § Frances Wallin Shaw  Barclay White Jr Hannah Broomell Wilson § Helen Miller Wilson § Dorothy Fiske Winnette 

1941 Total Dollars Raised: $3,595.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,595.00 Total Participation: 30%

John R. Cary § Laura Cadwallader Clappison § Clifford R. Gillam Jr § Stanley M. Green  § Bruce H. Kinloch § William I. Marble  § The Estate of Leslie M. Michener Senta Amon Raizen § Whitney K. Stearns § Richard T. Wilson §

1942 70th Reunion Total Dollars Raised: $17,451.99

Cornelia Clarke Schmidt  § Charles G. and Joann Shoemaker   § Eleanor Jessup Stevenson § Virginia Cobb Thibodeaux and Page J. Thibodeaux § Rolf and Nancy E. Valtin  § Harriet Smith Van Hassel Mary Joyce Martin Walton Harry M. Woske and Patricia McKiernan §

1943 Total Dollars Raised: $29,963.50 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,215.00 Total Participation: 48%

Dean G. Abercrombie John R. Booth Jr § William D. Boyer § Elizabeth Cox Corle   § Richard R. and Nancy D. Curtin Anna Weaver Forbes Natalie Nelson Hastings  Nancy Smith Hayden and Robert G. Hayden § David Y. Hughes § Macdonald H. Leach  § Jean Taggart Lindblad and Carl Lindblad § Robert F. Mancill Judith Wright Matchett  § Robert W. Parker Betty Wilson Parry Henry C. Jr and Patricia Pickering Jane Gill Shumaker Sonia Chalif Simon § Agnes Dewees Stoertz § Marian Morse Swan § Martha Washburn Trull  Louis H. and Judith Vernon Elizabeth Eastburn Wells § M. Elizabeth Haines Williamson JoAnn Johnson Woodman and Lewis Woodman  §

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $4,634.79 Total Participation: 52%

Richard P. and Shirley Bansen § Mary Eastburn Biggin  § Priscilla Haas Blum and Roger G. Blum § Allen L. and Jane K. Boorstein  § Margaret Wilson Denison John S. and Patricia Eastburn § Roger and Jean Ernst § Barbara Gawthrop Hallowell  § Milton A. and Ruth C. Nichols Stuart M. Palmer and Martha Reeder Palmer Joan Seidman Piker Shane E. Riorden § The Estate of Frederick H. Sacksteder 

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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1944 Total Dollars Raised: $81,880.42 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $8,049.43 Total Participation: 29%

Mary Stone Brodish § The Estate of Martha Parker Brooks  Thomas F.  and Lynn L. Bull § William M. Craighead and Betty Bakley Craighead § Alice E. Duncan Aimée Wildman Elsbree and Langdon Elsbree ’48 § Cynthia Tomlinson Evans § William T. Green § Florence Wellington Haase § Charles S. and Nancy H. Hough  § Camille Buzby Lamont Edgar P. Leggett § John H. Livingstone Jr Virginia Zerega Lloyd  § Charles E. Park Heinz Valtin §

Mary Lou Baker Gould and David F. Gould II  § Sarah Hutchinson Guarino Richard Heckman and Evelyn Fuss Heckman § Michael Kulla § Margaret Brady Lettvin § Robert Milam § Nina Emerson Opel and William A. Opel  § Bruce S. and Marianne C. Parkinson  § Albert E. Paschkis § Joyce Haynes Pike Kenneth S. and Anne M. Rawson § Elizabeth Thom Robinson Joan Redland Schwab Andrew Segal § Edward and Gloria Shelmerdine Harris I. Stern § Marie T. Watson § Christopher Wright § Josephine Woodward Zagieboylo

1947 65th Reunion

1945

Total Dollars Raised: $7,891.00

Total Dollars Raised: $5,629.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $7,856.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $5,629.00

Total Participation: 49%

Total Participation: 32%

C. Biddle Jr and Susan Atlee § Elaine Votaw Bell § Cynthia Carswell Blair James W. Carl Jr John O. Duncan § Sarah Wood Fell  § Ruth Coe Fergusson and A. Carter Fergusson § Charles E. Gilbert § Darlington Hoopes Jr § Josephine Sills Hulbirt § James J. Jackson III Susan Williams Miller Mary Stapler Nystrom § Sumner Parker § Mary Lou Johnston Schmidt § David W. Scott § Vincent K. Shaudys § Geraldine Dana Tisdall  § Betsy Thompson Turner § Alice Way Waddington  § Ann Kauffman Whelan

1946 Total Dollars Raised: $2,680.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,680.00 Total Participation: 40%

Margaret P. Allen Kathryn Spackman Andersen § M. Barbara Gilpin Beddall § Virginia Lawrence Carvin Marjorie Claassen Craven §

Carroll H. Bessey § Sara Barlow Biggs § George B. Bikle § Susanne Conrow Bingham  Walter H. Burdsall § Thomas D. and Joyslin W. Bushman  § Douglas Campbell Jr Cynthia Crooks Carpenter  Ruth Hall Carrick Yinette Yu Chang § Gerret and Barbara Conover C. Howard Davis § Betty Hood Dunbar Peter C. and Maire N. Frederick Justine Vaughen Fry  § Mary Reece Gray Arthur C. and Sarah Henrie  § Byron S. Hollinshead Jr § Carl P. Josephson and Terrill H. Bush § Gwendolyn J. Kerr  § H. Paul Kester Barbara Strider Kuehn and Paul Kuehn § Margaret Weimar Lambert and Paul D. Lambert D. Shannon Mackenzie Elizabeth Prior Magnusson and John S. Ruffing Louise Kirk Mannion and James B. Comiskey § Anne Thomas Moore § John D. Orr and Diane Siesel Orr ’52  §

Clarkson T. and Andrea Palmer § David O. and Susan D. Saxton § Robert H. Saxton Virginia Kauffman Schmunk § F. Parvin Sharpless and Jean Thompson Sharpless ’49 § Eugenia Smith Steelman Sarah McVaugh Swetka and Alex Swetka Carol Roberts Todd and Thomas A. Todd § Charlene Deubler Trimpi Mary Ellen Wood Tully § Rebecca Eves Ullrich and Carl F. Ullrich § Ann Chapman Waters Darthea Smith Wilcox §

1948 Total Dollars Raised: $5,885.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $5,860.00 Total Participation: 32%

Roy T. Jr and Leigh Abbott   Doris Lang Balderston § Edward G. Jr and Elizabeth Biester § Jean Reeder Dew § Katharine Leggett Downham § Mary Haines Eavenson Langdon Elsbree and Aimée Wildman Elsbree ’44 § David and Sally Emory § Elizabeth Graves Fraser J. Paul Humphrey § Jonathan Lindley Betsy Clark McIsaac Natalie Sperry Meyer § Dorothy Pusey Miller and Dale K. Miller  Joseph Mitchell § Robert Neff and Anne Kirk Neff § Howard B. Pettit § George M. Stephens Jr § Richard D. and Ann Stephenson  § Wayne M. Stevenson Marian Musgrave Stewart  § David Van Praagh and Sunanta Janvitaya Van Praagh Susan Weaver Wolle §

1949 Total Dollars Raised: $7,785.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $7,785.00 Total Participation: 32%

Donald Armstrong and Elizabeth Sweet Armstrong ’50 § Florence Kille Benson David Binder § Helen Lightfoot Boissevain Carole Johnson Brown and Raloy E. Brown Lawrence B. Buttenwieser §

John S. Carpenter Jr and Emilie Carpenter § Virginia Rogers Christopher Elizabeth Miller Cooke § John P. Corry R. Ted Curran  § Jennie Braddock Fischer and John S. Fischer Ruth McSparran Galantino Edythe Carter Garrett Charles and Ann Haines § Katherine Green Hardy and Raymond Hardy Lee Jones Hargadon Alexander Hassilev Elisabeth Quick Hill Frances Hankinson Hillman § Nancy Barlow James June Miller Kimmel § Sally Stevens Luck Henry W. Ridgway Jr § C. Peyton Rufe § Jean Thompson Sharpless and F. Parvin Sharpless ’47 § Lydia Huntington Sparrow  § Ellen Jenkins Squyres § Barbara Kauffman Stokes

1950 Total Dollars Raised: $5,085,998.52 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $149,017.00 Total Participation: 34%

The Estate of Barbara Dodd Anderson  § Elizabeth Sweet Armstrong and Donald Armstrong ’49 § Candace Cox Bonus  § Lorraine Mulford Cain and Winfield Cain Joseph H. Carter Jr Lynda Hitzrot Chandler § Mark K. Dresden Jr § Patricia Satterthwaite Edge David C. Edwards § Lois Craven Ferguson § Sara Walker Filemyr and Edward J. Filemyr Gene Billo Haddon Elaine Coe Hammer Sylvia Smith Hampton Amy Thomas Hoopes  Barbara Coan Houghton and David Houghton § Edith Veit Johnstone § Andrew S. Kester § Lucy Larmon Packert and Richard H. Packert Patrick A. Pleven § Howard M. Rathbun § Michael and Nancy Stroukoff § Diana Swackhamer Thatcher § Lynn Howell Thompson § Richard N. Townsend §

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Richard J. Westcott § Anonymous (1)

Lucy Green Adams Hiram J. Allman Robert C. Bacon Jr Kenneth S. Burton and Marjorie McFeely Burton ’55 § Duncan W. Comstock  § Lucy C. Daniels § Theodore D. Frey § Margaret Corry Hansell The Estate of Constance Hicks Holcombe  § Constance Shepard Jolly June Conrad Komorowski Robert P. and Patricia Lewis § Nancy Rockefeller Libby § Christopher and Helen Lindley William E. Loucks § Margery Levy Lustig § Eleanor A. Magid Michael S. and Elizabeth T. Muskat § Tad Phillips § Jack G. Schafer § Charles M. Scudder Sarah Canfield Smith Barbara Culin Spragg § Victor C. Vaughen § James H. Worth §

Delite Hoopes Hawk § Gail Eveland Hebert § David B. and Marilyn A. Holland § Eleanor Zurn Hutt § Valle Brewer Ingram  Ruth Anne Detwiler Jackson § Margery Paxson Jones § Judith Robbins King  § W. Bernard and Mary Ann Marshall § Jeney Blanchard McCoy Margaret Means McIntosh § Mary Shoemaker McKinney Mary J. Mikuriya § Townley Biddle Neill and Robert H. Neill § William G. Nelson IV § Harriet Spackman Newell J. Nicholas Newman and Kathleen Kirk Newman § Diane Siesel Orr and John D. Orr ’47  § Robert L. Philipson William M. Quigg Edward B. Rice Deborah Shepard Rinner § B. Lawrence Seabrook Jr J. Lawrence and Martha P. Shane § Allen C. Starkey  Chandler H. Stevens  § Nancy R. TenBroeck Leonard S. Thomsen § Elisabeth Yeatman Walker Rodman Jr. and Susan H. Ward Christopher Weir Headley S. and Teresa K. White §

1952

1953

60th Reunion

Total Dollars Raised: $30,240.00

Total Dollars Raised: $56,720.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised:

Annual Fund Dollars Raised:

$14,890.00

$56,585.00

Total Participation: 33%

1951 Total Dollars Raised: $127,760.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $5,960.00 Total Participation: 27%

Total Participation: 51%

James C. Alden and Anne Brewer Alden ’53 Patricia Dow Ashurkoff Wilhelmina Braddock Branson and Byron M. Branson § Andrew S. and Cheryl Braznell Richard H. Burdsall and Priscilla Rogers Burdsall Peter J. Collins and Elizabeth Maule Collins § Anne Harris Dawson and Bruce E. Dawson § Ellen Mayer Diamond and Harold J. Diamond Elizabeth Garside Goeselt and Richard Goeselt § Joseph Baum Harris Esther Stapler Hart and Stephen Hart § Barbara Baker Hartnett and John T. Hartnett

Anne Brewer Alden and James C. Alden ’52 Nancy Stevenson Baker § Harriet Janney Ball § John P. Battin Jr John P. and Ann B. Beltz § David P. and Peggy B. Bruton  §

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School

Linda Ticehurst Pierce ’58 Longtime Annual Fund Committee Member and John M. George Society Member*

I am happy knowing that I can leave something behind in appreciation of George School, even though it can never equal the gift the school gave me.

What is it about George School that you find so special?

George School excels at academics. Students learn, and they learn how to learn. But the school does far more. It offers guidance for young people at an important age, helping them to develop their potential and become contributing members of society. George School helps students look at the world differently and fosters a sense of responsibility for others who share this earth. And it instills the knowledge that each of us, in our own way, has the power to make a difference.

What did you like about being a member of the Alumni Annual Fund Committee?

I wrote numerous email letters and I heard from a number of classmates as a result, and I enjoyed reconnecting with them. I was also happy to connect my classmates back to George School and to help boost participation in the Annual Fund. We were at 30 percent when I started, and we ended at 51 percent.

Why have you chosen to remember George School in your estate plans?

I believe in George School more and more as the years go by. The changes in our society and our world make the type of education it offers more important than ever. While I do not have the ability to make large donations now, I am happy knowing that I can leave something behind in appreciation of George School, even though it can never equal the gift the school gave me.

Linda taught high school science for 30 years before retiring in 2007.

An avid scuba diver with a keen interest in coral reef ecology, Linda spent several years in the Florida Keys before moving to Southern Pines, North Carolina. There she pursued her love of the environment and pottery until her death in August 2012.

in their wills or estate plans

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* J ohn M. George Society members have included George School in their estate plans and informed the school of their commitment.

Linda wanted to support in perpetuity the type of education that helps students gain the foundation for good decision-making.

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Gloria Shuh-Hwa Denoon Annual Fund Donor*

When I became a Quaker, I developed a deep commitment to Quaker education.

How did you come to be involved with the school and the George School Committee?

My husband, David, and brother-in-law, Ashby, are graduates, both class of 1962. My late father-in-law, Clarence, was on the George School Committee, and three years ago, when I became a Quaker, I developed a deep commitment to Quaker education. After serving on the Diversity and Advancement Oversight committees, I joined the George School Committee, where my focus has been on the fitness and athletics capital initiative and communication with international parents.

What do you think George School does particularly well?

The three elements I value most are character building, academic strength, and global integration. I find that the search for the Inner Light leads students to look for interests and talents that motivate them. It’s part of the inquiry model of education in which the teacher steps aside and allows students to pursue their passions, requiring refined critical-thinking and problem-solving skills. I believe that George School has the opportunity to strengthen its position as one of the most outstanding independent schools in the country.

Why do you give to George School?

George School relies on parent and alumni support to enhance the school’s operations and to initiate new projects or buildings. Besides supporting the Annual Fund and curriculum innovation, my family also supports the fitness and athletics capital initiative because we believe that athletics is an essential part of student development and of the lifelong well-being of George School.

Born in Taiwan, Gloria earned a BA and MA from Soochow University and a PhD from New York University. A member of Wrightstown Monthly Meeting, Gloria resides on a farm near Wycombe, Pennsylvania, with her husband and their 7-year-old son Derek. * G loria Denoon believes that generous gifts to the Annual Fund enable George School to thrive each year and that capital and endowment gifts ensure that the school flourishes long into the future. All gifts help ensure a remarkable education for students.

Fanny Custer Clark § Stephanie Bunzl Cohen and Fredric S. Cohen § J. Douglass Davis Jr § Joyce Apple Evans § Richard T. Forman § Gabriel C. and Devera Garber  § Philip Grausman Margaret Weller Harkins and John J. Harkins ’54 § Michael S. Healy and Constance Dederer Healy ’55 Sally Brosius Kenny Sandra Trexler Kirkpatrick § Marjorie Ayars Laidman § Barbara Shetzline Matybell Jack H. and Janice Miller § Judith Walker Norris Richard W. Pickering § Robert W. Pyle Jr § John and Marcia Raushenbush § Frances McCammon San Miguel and Francisco San Miguel § Robert S. Seltzer § Louis H. Skidmore Jr  § Giles Wayland-Smith § David P. Willis Jr § Peter K. Zavitz §

1954 Total Dollars Raised: $10,510.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $9,755.00 Total Participation: 31%

John T. and Mary M. Arnold § Marjorie Morris Carroll § James S. Coan and Clara Montgomery Coan ’55  § Nancy Bothwell Corrigan § Jean Lindsay de Streel Carol Hauver Emerick § Margaret Roy Ewing Robert A. Freedman  § Leigh M. Gelser § Peter H. Gum § John J. Harkins and Margaret Weller Harkins ’53 § Gertrude Reif Hughes § Keiichi Ishibashi § Rudolph W. Japchen David H. and Ann M. Johns § Cassandra Abbe Kimble § Don A. and Kyong Kinsey Cecelia Bay Otto and R. Newlin Otto ’55 § Gordon E. Jr and Donna A. Page § Franklin H. Jr and Lorraine Pennell § Peggy Polsky Pennell § Susan Grubb Roegiers Alison Rhoads Schechter and Alan H. Schechter Rebecca Hoge Shankland Philip W. Shoemaker §

Sylvia Kelsey Spotts and Carleton Spotts § Wilhelm Streit § Eileen Thompson  Margot Stevens Trout Sara Altman Vogel § William III and Darlene Waddington § James L. and Robin Whitely  §

1955 Total Dollars Raised: $11,767.17 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $11,197.17 Total Participation: 48%

David W. Atkinson § Peggie Harris Bachmann Alex Bay Helen Benton Boley  § Walter S. Braznell § Marjorie McFeely Burton and Kenneth S. Burton ’51 § Nan Burchette Cameron § Richard D. Claiborn § Alison Smith Claus and Albert Claus § Clara Montgomery Coan and James S. Coan ’54  § Carol A. Culin Kie Broeker Cundey § Diran Dermen § Eugenia Nelson Dilg § Richard I. Grausman  John S. Guyton § Constance Dederer Healy and Michael S. Healy ’53 Lamartine F. and Emeline Hood  § Harry G. Hoyt Jr and Gay I. Hoyt § David C. Humphrey § Michael L. Ingerman Lars C. Jansson § David H. Kain Gig Hewitt Kerr Suzanne Parry Lamborn Robert G. Lathrop § Elizabeth Wadleigh Leary § Charles and Mary Lynn Mansbach § William P. Morris  Constance Wharton Nasson Jane Fredendall Nolder M. Ellen Chadeayne O’Grady and James O’Grady  § R. Newlin Otto and Cecelia Bay Otto ’54 § Michael H. Phillips William D. and Katherine K. Pickering § D. Judson Randall  § Marcia Perera Van Dyck § Mary Waddington § The Estate of Louise Benton Wagner Edgar S. Walsh §

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Susan Arnold Winship § Jane Chandler Wolfe §

1956 Total Dollars Raised: $15,687.90 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $11,262.90 Total Participation: 27%

Constance Archbald  § Ann Preston Ayres  Eugene H. Brownell § William B. P. Jr and Jean K. Cadwallader Patricia Daniells Carter Lynette S. Chandler § Harry R. Colson Jr  William S. Dockhorn and Carol Wengert § Keith W. Eveland § Winsor G. Jr and Martha Eveland Ann Noe Gelfand and Martin Gelfand § Jean Colgan Gould Joseph G. Hancock Jr § Constance Longshore Hauver and Giles Toll § Michael J. Kosoff and Virginia Work Kosoff § Kathleen Irving Krier Briant H. Lee  Thomas C. Maddux Patricia Goss McLain Jane Van Schoick Millar Werner E. Jr and Helen T. Muller § Deborah Janney O’Keefe § C. Dilworth Pierson § Nancy Crowell Reinbold and Barry Reinbold § Susan Windle Rogers  § Alice Kent Stephens Betty Lou Leedom Thompson §

1957 55th Reunion Total Dollars Raised: $110,449.32 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $110,189.44 Total Participation: 44%

Charles D. Baker Frederick W. II and Gisela Beans  R. Creighton Booth Elisabeth Potts Brown Roger C. Bruestle § Patricia Patrick Bryan § Suzanne Gardner Campbell Judith Talbot Campos § Virginia Coates Carr Ellen N. Chase Eleanor Morris Cox § Maria H. Craig Harry B. Danner II § Adams Dodson Jr and Diane Derby Dodson

Carroll Conklin Eagles and Eugene Eagles Adele Hommell Edwards Samuel A. Everitt and Kate Prior Everitt ’59 § Charles and Geraldine C. Freeman § Caroline Frothingham Garside Priscilla Arnold Gillis Susan Owers Haedrich § Linda Leighton Harrison and Richard Harrison § Benjamin N. Henszey Roland F. Hirsch William I. Houghton III and Gail F. Houghton § Michael C. Hoyt § Joseph W. Johnson and Susan Fritche Johnson Linda Root Kenyon Gretchen Wambaugh Koerting § Joan Ames Krause Elizabeth Pyle Lamers Joan Applegate Lane and Robert N. Lane § Donald T. and Polly Little  Jerome H. Majzlin Leonard E. Majzlin and Carol Hall Majzlin Franklin Miller III George C. Millikan  § Ann Elizabeth Dawson Moore and Andrew Moore II Evelyn Pratt Nemeth Elizabeth New Weld Nolan § Jennifer Abraham Page and Joseph G. Mayer § John W. Pusey and Suzanne Brosius Pusey ’58 § Mary L. Shoemaker § James H. Stein Jr Brigitta Schmidt Stoehr John B. III and Nancy T. Swayne § Garry Thomas § Anne Thompson Judith Taylor Uehlein and E. Carl Uehlein Jr ’58  § Richard Wood Jr § Patricia Yamada Yamanouchi

David L. Elwell § Emily Pennell Endries and Robert N. Endries § W. Lee and Vicki J. Evans Robert H. and Suzanne W. Fletcher § Peggy Kahoe Fowler Sherrie Platt Gibson § Bert Sam Jr and Robin M. Gowdy Peter N. Grad § Martha Scull Haines  § Marjorie Pusey Hall  § Eileen Moore Hickman § Bruce R. Hoffman Linda Baker Hunter Carol Knight John Mary Trent Jones and James P. Jones § Kerry Kantner W. Dix Kerlin III Bonnie Dinsmore Kerrick Marilyn Magid Levine Miriam Zeman Marecek Nancy Baker Martin  William G. and Carole Moody Dillwyn P. Paiste IV  § David R. Perera § George L. and Nancy Pickering § Katharine C. Pierce Linda Ticehurst Pierce   Jean F. Pineo Judith Guyton Pritchett Suzanne Brosius Pusey and John W. Pusey ’57 § Jan Altman Rein Roberta Newton Rosen § Alice L. Russell Kathie O’Hara Schreibman Elizabeth Noe Shapiro § John F. Steinfirst § Christine Jensen Storch § George M. Tai § John M. Jr and Josephine Templeton  Harry R. Tomlinson E. Carl Uehlein Jr and Judith Taylor Uehlein ’57  § Pamela Page Waller  §

1958

1959

Total Dollars Raised: $8,114.88

Total Dollars Raised: $11,949.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $7,630.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $9,834.00

Total Participation: 51%

Total Participation: 34%

Ilona Harrington Bates Alden F. Briscoe John J. and Jean Burton § Asa C. Cadwallader and Ann Lunn Brown Cadwallader John F. Cadwallader and Jane Hires Cadwallader Richard E. Cary Mary Ann Hahn Dickel Carol Park DiJoseph Robert D. Drake Jr §

Thomas Atkinson III § Stephen F. Barsky William C. Bernard § Philena Turner Bolden MaryAnne Wilson Cowdrey Judith Rudolph Craig § Robert B. Dockhorn § Margaret T. Evans  Kate Prior Everitt and Samuel A. Everitt ’57 §

Joy Crockett Funston and Peter Funston § George S. Glass § Janney Mather Goodman Patricia Hollander Gross Jill Stokes Halbert and Peter Halbert Bette Hand Head Willis J. Hidell § Larrine Sullivan Holbrooke § David S. Johnson Patricia Ives Langston § John H. Lippincott § Joan Postlethwaite Longcope Christie Johnson Lucero  Linda Pownall Parker Michael R. Plunkett and Sara McKean Plunkett ’61 § E. Spencer Quill § Adrienne Wheeler Rudge  § Robert C. Schmidt Barbara Stockham Sears  § Stephen D. Shaffer Content Bryant Smith § Karyn Weir Robert B. Worth

1960 Total Dollars Raised: $11,065.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $10,450.00 Total Participation: 32%

Harry E. Andrews II Carol Wrightson Armstrong § Arthur Brosius II Leonard K. Cadwallader Neil L. Campbell  § William L. Claiborn Blythe Danner Roy R. Duboff Jane Hurbanis Ensminger Andrew K. Fleschner Laurence B. Green § Bettina J. Huber § Graham D. Johnson and Janet Hicks Johnson § Marguerite Culp Kearns Lee H. Kenworthy § Barbara Van Pelt Lee § Elizabeth Wood Lukshides §

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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50th reunion gifts 1962 50th Reunion Total Dollars Raised: $157,025.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $4,579.00 Total Participation: 57% 1893 Circle

Newton and Virginia Brosius  Ashby E. Denoon David B. H. and Gloria Denoon  John S. Hollister Jr and Marjorie Gustin  § Meetinghouse Circle

Walter S. Teller Main Circle

Kenneth C. Hopkins Michiko Yoshida Mitarai Allan R. and Susan S. Winn § Sunnybanke Circle

Christopher L. Noble J. Robert and Carol Passmore South Lawn Circle

Albert M. Bradley and Deborah Teel Bradley ’64 § Louise Walsh Dowd Steven D. Emmet § Linda Lynes Groetzinger and Norman J. Groetzinger Clifford B. Heisler Jr Charles L. and Rebecca O. Marshall Paul H. Morrow H. William R. Townsend William M. Andrews Mary Winter Arnold and Peter Arnold R. William Arnold Susan Grad Baerwald and Paul G. Baerwald § James C. and Judith Baldwin Ellyn Clemmer Ballou and Peter G. Ballou Mary Jane Fowler Bent Robin Zawodni Bird Jean A. Boardman William C. and Dorothy Bretnall Kay Shaw Browne 

Kathrin Rapp Clark Laura B. Esterman Charles T. Jr and Martha L. Evans  § Sara Wislar Farneth and Alan Farneth Gail Gleeson Feldman Stephen L. Gessner and Kathleen Minder David R. Griscom and Barbara Helman Griscom Christopher and Marlene Guild § Thomas H. and Brenda Guyton Barbara L. Hires  Susan Booth Houle § Gail E. Jackson § Robert W. and Lucia Knight Gretchen Blair Kronenberg Ruth Bonner Levine and Howard Levine § Lydia Parry Lewis and H. Paul Lewis ’61 Paulette Wingeyer Licht Nancy J. Lloyd Beal A. Lowen and Hattie Barker § Douglas O. and Diane Maass § Carol Anne Bross Patterson Janet Marshall Robinson John M. Jr and Patricia A. Robinson § V. Henry Rothschild III Douglas S. Russell Sally Holton Sakewicz Dudley W. Saurman  Susan Bauman Slocum and Thomas Slocum Margaret Emory Stackpole and Christopher W. Stackpole § Peter L. Taylor § Sharon Townley Carol Thompson Townsend Cynthia Landes Tredway Garry-Lou Haberman Upton § Peter C. Westover W. A. Stewart Wright Jr §

Corona A. Machemer § Lucy Quaintance Maeyer Lucinda Wharton May and Philip W. May § John M. McDaniel III Deborah Leedom McGeorge § Constance Abbott Ray § David J. Schiller § Hannah Palmer Snyder and Ivan R. Snyder  § Mary Chapman Speare Nancy Eastburn Teller § Peggy Colvin Tropp § Robert C. Warner § Karen B. Winner Arthur S. Wood  Aldwin H. Zim §

1961 Total Dollars Raised: $38,407.50 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $10,122.50 Total Participation: 26%

Diana Wright Barlow and Clinton L. Barlow § Millard D. Brown II § Richard Brown II § Susan Lloyd Doran Marsha Silvers Forman and William R. Forman Lawrence K. Houghteling Karen Johnson Michael S. Landes § H. Paul Lewis and Lydia Parry Lewis ’62 David F. Lindenfeld § Georgia Machemer § Mary Jay Taylor Michel Ann Wilkerson Olson and Frank L. Olson Elizabeth Bernard Phillips § Sara McKean Plunkett and Michael R. Plunkett ’59 § Lee N. and Kitty Price  § Lydia Potts Quill § Elma Abbe Rickards § Burt L. Ross  Peter Silverman Corey R. and Jonne Smith  § Thomas C. Steinmetz § Jonathan Strong § Margaret Uehlein Suby Dorney § James M. Talbot and Nina Sinkler § Laurie Ticehurst § James W. Townsend Jr Robert D. Wayland-Smith §

1963 Total Dollars Raised: $5,932.47 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $5,812.47 Total Participation: 21%

Eric and Lori Blumberg § Elizabeth Shaw Bugg and Gary Bugg Thomas Cooch § Carol Ellis Duke and Frank S. Duke Jr Tamson Myers Ely § Carolyn I. Evans Susan Foster Hyde Neil R. Jaffe Beverly A. Mikuriya § G. Ronald and Susan Powell Gretchen A. Sandles § Frances Preston Schutz  § William L. Serrill § Lucinda Sharp-Gates  Elisabeth Hommell Short Nancy Sussman and John C. Siverd  § Betty Fretz Southworth Katharine P. Sterling § Samuel M. Sullivan 

1964 Total Dollars Raised: $4,915.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,915.00 Total Participation: 19%

Maurice W. Ayars Jr Mary Cairns Bolton Deborah Teel Bradley and Albert M. Bradley ’62 § Kathryn McCreary Brotherton C. Diane Terry Brownlee David J. and Barbara D. Erskine § William S. Evans Peter H. Fraser Bette Jean Eck Ganter § Barry S. Gee Alison Harris § Ann E. Hollinger Nancy S. Irving Nancy Lange § Don F. and Linda Marshall Thomas G. Mendell § Morgan Phenix § Elliot A. Sainer § Muhammad A. Saleh § Douglas P. and Mary M. Smith

1965 Total Dollars Raised: $21,724.93 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $13,365.93

1962

Total Participation: 31%

See box at left Anne Bode Aarnes and David M. Sprague William G. Barton § Carl K. Croft §

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Barbara Deemer Douglass Joan Campbell Eliot and Robert Eliot § Christine Erb  § Frank A. Fetter § David H. Foster and Holly Barnet-Sanchez Jeanne B. Garrison John R. Gleeson III and Constance Edwards Gleeson ’78 Susan Hicks Graveman Barbara Walsh Gray Rachel M. Greeley § Thomas S. and Janice M. Huseby Nancy Bigbee Jensen  § Peter L. Joslin  Paula Fried Lawrence Philip T. Lynes Paul A. and Pamela E. Machemer § Susan Rarig Makler and P. Todd Makler Jr Carolyn Walton Martin Donald S. and Lynda Miller James E. Owers Jr W. Blake K. Jr and Janice Parry § Wayne D. Parsons Philip G. Rhoads § Francis F. Rivinus Herbert T. Rorer Stella Lee Harned Russo Carol Samuel David R. and Elizabeth Satterthwaite § Martin F. Smith § Ian W. Vickery Judy Winter Walker and Stephen R. Walker § Stephen G. Ward Martha S. Wilson Roger F. Wood

Deborah Beck Barbara Fritsche Berger § Ruth E. Bromer Carolyn Campbell Brown  Joan L. Caldwell Laurie Rendall Coursin Roger K. and Christine Eareckson Stephen J. and Lois M. Esser Eva M. Eves § Karen B. Garrison and David B. Edelson § Lisa Lang Green Elisabeth Heyward § Elizabeth Baker Johnson  § Faith Mason and Ann Elsbach S. David Miller  § Martin and Jane Millner Susan Deitz Milmoe § Linda Morgandale  Wendy Gross Nierenberg and Steven Nierenberg  § Harold R. and Susan Parks § Cheryl Peterfreund Reeves § Anne Culp Storch and Jay Storch ’68  § Robert Sullivan Matthew Syrett Joan Hayden Taylor Melanie Wright Tripp § Frederick and Linda B. Weisskopf Willie Deemer Wickman §

1966

1968

Total Dollars Raised: $5,945.66

Total Dollars Raised: $3,133.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $4,895.66

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,493.00

Total Participation: 17%

Total Participation: 20%

Barth F. Aaron and Brigitta Aaron Holly Alden Erica M. Brinton Jane Wilcox Buch Andrew Dintenfass § Holly Richardson Donovan Charles Esser and Pamela Haines § A. Louisa Beck Hatanaka § Stephen J. Kaufman § Mary Hicks Kinzer Robert S. Klein Diane Edwards La Voy § Susan Lane David and Suzanna Nepley  § Pamela R. Potter § Jane Heider Samuels Mary Crouch Semple § C. Herbert Sharpless  §

Lorraine Appelbaum Barbara Janney Desanzo and Al Wahbey  § Dona L. Edmondson

Deborah A. Young § Anonymous (1)

1967 45th Reunion

Linda Groetzinger ’62 Reunion Class Gift Committee Chair*

Total Dollars Raised: $7,939.11 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $7,414.11 Total Participation: 28%

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

§

StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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DECEASED

As the 50th reunion class, we have the opportunity to see the long-term impact of our education on us and through us on the world.

You graduated from George School fifty years ago. How do you feel about it now?

As a freshman at George School I was new, intrigued, and interested in practically everything. I was included, accepted, and visible in the community. How unusual and important the individualized attention of the faculty was! They let us know that they knew us...and not superficially.

How was the experience of chairing your class’s reunion gift committee?

I had not stayed in touch with George School over the years, until Harsh Pittie—a dear friend with an active mind and an interest in cross-cultural contact—encouraged me to attend our 45th reunion.

There I discovered how connected I felt to classmates and friends from other classes. Harsh became chair of the 50th reunion gift committee, but his death in January left a void. I picked up the job, though I would have rather had Harsh by my side.

Why give to George School, particularly as a 50th reunion class?

Personally I think it’s important to give to George School because of the values learned there: a global view, respect for education and lifelong learning, and respect for everyone, including oneself.

But as the 50th reunion class, we have the opportunity to see the long-term impact of our education on us and through us on the world. Communities all over the world are benefiting from the skills that alumni picked up at George School. Our class gift provided the chance to make an enduring contribution—to the new fitness center’s atrium lounge and to financial aid.

In between attending Swarthmore and getting a master’s in social work and a doctorate in public health, Linda, along with husband Norman, joined the Peace Corps. Later they helped start a social service agency in the town in India where they had served. When not home in Chicago, they love to travel. * R eunion classes often unite to make a significant and meaningful gift to George School, to the Annual Fund or, for 50th reunion classes like Linda’s, for endowment or capital improvements, whose impact lasts for years.

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Faron Daub Fahy Claire Holvik Favro Anne Morrell Goodale Mary Suter Holman  § Richard C. John Jr § Stanley T. Kwok Mahlon Lovett Kenneth Miller Priscilla Gillespie Nagy § Patricia Kramon Pincus and Martin Pincus Richard A. Platt Patricia Randall § Barbara Samuel § Pru Stasikewich Douglas R. Stevens Jay Storch and Anne Culp Storch ’67  § Amy Lewis Tabor and Robert Tabor  § Barbara J. Turner David and Carol Walton Jerel M. and Amy Zoltick §

1969 Total Dollars Raised: $10,319.75 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $6,760.00 Total Participation: 22%

Barbara A. Beckelman A. Catherine Seely Boyd § Stanley P. Cope § Ronald C. Fondiller Geoffry H. Fried § Elizabeth Wood Fritsch and C. Theodore Fritsch § Robert E. Ganz  § Lisa S. Garrison § Laura Miller Gilbert and Larry Gilbert Deborah Snipes Hale and James Hale § Hal K. Haveson § Peter Henner Deborah Smith Hilke Katherine Holden § Ian J. Joseph Lucy S. Judson Jonathan D. March § Carol Greenwald Mazmanian § Elizabeth Cope McDonald § Jean Platt Rospondek Katherine A. Rowe Barbara Robbins Simanek Barbara Ewbank Smith § Stephen A. Somers and Katherine Augenblick Somers ’70 Burghard P. and Beverly Taulien § Thomas E. Wallin Donald J. Wenzel § John C. Widenmeyer

1970 Total Dollars Raised: $16,479.38 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $16,224.38 Total Participation: 27%

Kathleen Bernhardt Andrew E. Biggin § Peter M. Bowers Laurence G. Jr and Lorraine T. Claggett Janet Lee Cohen § Thomas C. Downey Jean W. Duffett § Robert W. Edgar Jr Nicholas Emlen Richard G. Fisher Christoffer A. Graae § Louise Boone Hanson § Beverly Malabre Hendricks Roger L. Kay § S. Girard Lax and Dodie Hamblen § Jeffrey L. Lipkowitz § Brook Richardson Maher Pamela A. and Victoria Mederos-Streetz Marjorie Millner Holly A. Phelps  § Todd Piker Jeremiah W. Powell II § John and Diane S. Rarig Ann P. Ruggles Faisal A. Saleh § Catherine A. Shaw § David H. Shepp § Katherine Augenblick Somers and Stephen A. Somers ’69 Paul C. Spector Karen A. Sulzberger  § Kenneth Swift Wendy L. Talbot  Barbara W. Tindall and Christopher M. Welch § Sally Snipes Wells William E. and Victoria Wise § Anonymous (1)

1971 Total Dollars Raised: $21,806.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $14,880.00 Total Participation: 22%

Cynthia Allen Anne Butler and David Eaglesfield § Joan Eberhard  § Lois Eves Fink Marjorie Lane Fischer  § Barbie Gale David F. III and Suzan Gould Carol Powell Heller and Harry Heller § Susan Woodman Hoskins and Scott E. Hoskins §

Antonio P. Jackson and E. Marie Hooper Jackson ’73  § Richard E. Johnson § Tod J. and Barrie L. Kaufman § Judith R. Ladson Douglas E. Leach Steven B. Levine Jody Lisberger Shirwil Schultz Lukes § Gogi Adler Millner Quentin W. Nelson Bill Orme Frederick C. Paine Nancy E Powell  § Anne Scheinberg-Paalvast Carl A. Sinderbrand § Geoffrey M. Troy § Meredith L. Walker § Anonymous (1)

1972 40th Reunion

Sigmund J. Roos and Ruth Rohde ’74  § Peter B. Samuel Stephen A. Scheer and Anne Nina Gerchick Rebecca Price Schroeder and Robert Schroeder Bryna Siegel Bruce K. Sinclaire § Anne Waddington Snyder and Thomas Snyder § Jeffrey E. Stein Sara Sweitzer Taylor Andrew P. Trull and Tacie Yerkes Trull ’74 § Barbara P. Winn Anonymous (3)

1973 Total Dollars Raised: $10,925.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $9,645.00 Total Participation: 20%

Total Dollars Raised: $11,480.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $11,165.00 Total Participation: 36%

Martha Whitman Aynardi Janet Baer § John R. Bassert § Kathleen Bond James A. Boorstein  § Susan L. Briant Peter Marvin and Nancy Brockway Marvin  § Emily R. Brownold Jeffrey J. Cogshall and Rosamond Ryan Deborah Vernon DiMicco and Bruce S. DiMicco ’75 § Paul Dodds Faith Kiermaier Feder and Michael Feder § Guy Fischer Nancy H. Fullam Philip W. Garrett-Engele Margo Garrison and Geoffrey Darby Monica Ladd Peter S. and Susan Landstrom  Gary P. Lightman Daniel N. and Semadar Miller James R. Moore § Valerie Kester Morrissey Michael S. Mosley and Joy Bright Mosley James H. and Deborah D. Newbold § Brenda Roepcke Palmer Lawrence H. Passmore and Aita Kai Susi § Andrew P. and Betty Rivinus § Haskell Rhett and Janet Rhett Rollings

Hugh E. Biggin Linda Blum  Anne M. Connell § Jennifer K. Cummings  Catherine M. Fox Jonathan S. Gormley § Robert E. Haut John B. Hoffman  § Timothy W. Hunter § Elizabeth Boyle Illick E. Marie Hooper Jackson and Antonio P. Jackson ’71  § C. Russell Keep III Eleanor S. Lathrop Bruce E. Nayowith § John P. Orr § Anne Stearns Pardun Henry C. Parry II Carol Plough Tom Rogers and Kathy Hart Rogers ’75 § Julie Rowell § Sylvia Stabler Sanford Mary Ann Warner Stauffer § Daphne Plaisted Taylor § Dorris Spencer Wickman Anonymous (1)

1974 Total Dollars Raised: $5,060.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $4,430.00 Total Participation: 17%

Janelle Baker-McAllister Serena Sarnoff Benenson William H. Coleman Jr § Deborah Comly David A. DiMicco Sally A. Fullam § Geoffrey C. Gould Richard M. Guttman §

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Bernard Hirsh Paula Ernst Jones Barbara McAnerney Kohout Laurie Capellan Malkoff and Fred Leffel Margot Weiss McClellan Katherine C. Newman Todd M. Preuss § Ruth Rohde and Sigmund J. Roos ’72  § Edith Holden Roth Katie Shellenberger Schwieger Gregory M. Silverman Peter E. Simson Craig X. Sotres § Louise Stark § Tacie Yerkes Trull and Andrew P. Trull ’72 § Terese Van Solkema-Waitz and John Waitz § Karen Curtin Voorhees and David Voorhees

1975

William R. Boorstein Constance Hancock Bourque William R. Cameron John P. Collier § Susan J. Crane  § Susan Edmonds Eyre Ashley Garrett and Alan Jones § Michael D. Goldberg and Sybille Holzer-Goldberg Elizabeth Davison Hyde Wayne A. Johnson David L. Koffman Barry T. McMickle Robert L. Orr and Holly Schroder Orr ’78 § Kathleen Peregoy § John J. Seder and Frances Plough Seder § Margaret A. Schloss-Hennessey Barbara J. Shaw Hank B. and Lisette Siegel Carter J. and Erin B. Sio Anonymous (2)

Total Dollars Raised: $8,645.00

1977

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $8,500.00

35th Reunion

Total Participation: 14%

Total Dollars Raised: $271,837.97 Annual Fund Dollars Raised:

Kimberly and Andrew Allen-King Eliza R. Bates Anne C. de Barcza Karen Diamond § Bruce S. DiMicco and Deborah Vernon DiMicco ’72 § Alberto Gutierrez and Theresa M. Finn Charles W. Haines III Nancy Trull Laughridge Sarah M. Lowe Teri J. MacBride  Suzanne Miller Mandala § Steven Nayowith § Kate Sherfy Rogers Kathy Hart Rogers and Tom Rogers ’73 § Joel I. Roos Nan L. Rossien James Sacherman § Leslie Plapinger Skolnick § Richard J. Wiest § Susan Yardley Wood and Grant McCool

1976 Total Dollars Raised: $25,801.30 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $11,386.30 Total Participation: 18%

Paul M. Altman and Frances Benson Altman § Tomas E. Ancona § Margot A. Biggin  § Ronald C. Bingham  Jean Hesselman Bohr §

$20,242.97 Total Participation: 26%

Wendy Fleming Allen and George C. Allen Karen S. Azarchi Debra Gross Balka Debra Blair Barba and Dennis Barba Joanna M. Bassert and Edward Marshall III § Eric and Jessica Berger § Elizabeth L. Bowen Sanford A. Bristol § Marie-Claire Brown Andrew J. Cantor and Elyse Shapiro Cantor Michelle Inglesby Casserly Amy Felder Davidson and Ken Davidson § Kevin Davis and Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 § Peter A. Dougherty Karen Taylor Gallagher and Michael Gallagher John C. and Christina Gavin Francisco Gutierrez Eric S. Hellman and Karen Liu § Lawrence I. Katin Judith Page Kroeger § Derric S. Landor Caroline K. Lucas Jennifer Cox McNeil and Robert D. McNeil § Gary M. Miller Catherine M. O’Neill Lucinda O’Neill Janice R. Pauley

Sara Stern Pinkus and Larry Pinkus Daniel A. Popkin § Robert E. Randelman Barbara B. Robertshaw and Alan N. Zar Melissa Sapiro Sayer H. Christian and Patricia Schmalbruch § Kathryn K. Smith Laurie Weil Smith Elisa M. Tanaka Bruce E. Webster § M. Elizabeth Hawkins Winningham

1978 Total Dollars Raised: $2,482.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,287.00 Total Participation: 16%

Stephen M. Barth James P. Biester Jennifer Kuebler Davis and Kevin Davis ’77 § Marta Ernst Robert J. Eynon Allyson Farrelly-Catanzaro Constance Edwards Gleeson and John R. Gleeson III ’65 Susan Emory Grisafi Jessica Helfand Drenttel Robert D. Keever Judith Lavori Keiser  § Terri E. Lichstein Paul H. Lin Stephen P. Miller Holly DiMicco Olson Holly Schroder Orr and Robert L. Orr ’76 § Jonathan W. Platt and Melanie J. O’Neill  § Seth A. Rosenthal § Emily Royo Schottland James A. Schragger §

1979 Total Dollars Raised: $13,575.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $8,525.00 Total Participation: 9%

Abira Ali-Henderson John C. Austin Lisa Peregoy Breuner § Edward Doty and Margaret Hawthorne Doty § Thomas R. Hiatt David L. Hostetter Shahriar Khabiri Laura Beth Radin and Charles Barber Jody A. Krosnick Rodgers and William B. Rodgers Nicholas R. Segal J. Rodman and Natalie Wright Anonymous (1)

1980 Total Dollars Raised: $10,665.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $10,415.00 Total Participation: 17%

Richard C. Beltz Elisabeth Holmes Durff Robert E. and Denise Esberg Florence L. Finkle Nancy Dermen Foster § Lisa B. Garb William A. Hammerstein Maria Aukee Hellman Sarah E. Juram Steven B. Kauff § Julia S. Kim Holly Eastburn MacEwan and Alan D. MacEwan § Seth P. Madway § Glenn F. Miller § John H. Mottern Lindalee Knight Mulligan § Huston Ripley Brian E. and Deborah Seabrook § Michael D. Shepard § David G. Smith John and Mary Sommers  Paul M. Stafford Ann Kalb Swart and Gregory Swart Kurt W. Veitch § Elizabeth Weiss-Bernarducci

1981 Total Dollars Raised: $12,789.81 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $12,539.81 Total Participation: 12%

S. Amy McDaniel Argudo Diane R. Brenner § John Fell Cadwallader Jr and W. Blair Jennings Ellen Unterberg Celli § Joyce K. Conrow David S. Jacoby and Jessica Fixler Johan Johnson Kathy E. Klein § Susan W. Knight and Glenn A. Lamb §

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

§

StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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Susanna Bush Manstein § Bethann Morgan  Katherine Pennell Nancy Brown Smith and Paul G. Smith § Charles F. Weber Susan Keim Wiggins §

1982 30th Reunion Total Dollars Raised: $9,271.81 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $8,896.81 Total Participation: 22%

Heather L. Murray § Lischen Fetzer Pinado Nathan J. Poage Andrew M. Popkin and Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  Kenneth M. Potts Leslie Sterns-Johnson § Michael V. Stricks § Matthew O. Tulp Timothy W. Watkins Anonymous (1)

1984 Total Dollars Raised: $2,975.00

Abigail Richardson Atkins Christopher O. Branam Valentina A. Britten Karen Baker Campellone and Vincent R. Campellone Melissa Loomar Carpene and Gregg Carpene Lori Marcus Coffey and Timothy F. Coffey Edward S. Cohen  Robert N. Dusek II Tobi B. Elkin Matthew D. and Karen J. Fine  § Stacey L. Fineburg Jane M. Freedman and Jean Paul McDaniel Albert and Diane Graziosa Victoria Padilla Healy Jesse L. Huestis II Anne Hunter and Wendy Wiese Emily B. Kalb Masayuki and Donna Kazahaya Jonathan I. Litt Stephen A. and Laurie Moyer Christopher J. and Lorraine M. Muth § Danielle Walker Palmour Meg Pease-Fye and Stephen Fye Amy Taylor Popkin and Andrew M. Popkin ’83  Alexander P. Rublowsky Whitney L. Schwartz Conzilio Sodano Jr Cynthia Beltz Soltys Lawrence J. and Lisa Spiwak Andrew T. Thorp Thomas Wright

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,225.00 Total Participation: 7%

Kathryn A. Bruton and Thomas Haupert Rachel J. Finkle § Kimberly C. Hoover Laura B. Lichstein D. Scott Miller § Vanessa F. Mitchell § Edward S. Morgan Richard F. Rodgers Jenny Sorel  § Deborah Cadwallader Taylor Dana Guidetti Vink §

1985 Total Dollars Raised: $2,618.78 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,318.78 Total Participation: 7%

Margaret Gillen Boyd § Michelle Ruegg Dorlon David L. Eldridge and Lisa Carney Eldridge § Hannah L. Galantino-Homer Jody M. Kipper Maureen Kushmore Frederick D. Learey Tammy Lewis Catherine Stearns Medich and Benjamin O. Medich Hugh L. Preece

1986 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,335.00 Total Participation: 9%

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $5,065.04 Total Participation: 13%

David L. Cadwallader Kimberly Verica Colando and Christopher Colando Jeffrey D. Freedman § Louisa Coan Greve § Tom Hoopes and Beth Castiglione Edward C. Landry § Anne Snipes Moss

1987

Bethany R. Berger William B. Dowdell Laura Grontkowski James  § Tressa W. Johnson P. Janelle Jones Benjamin H. Kimmel and Lori Nofziger Mark B. and Sally D. Richman Paul E. Rohovsky Nina Liu Scheller Debra Souilliard-Mulliken and Corey Mulliken §

Jennifer Rogin Wallis and Bruce Wallis §

1989 Total Dollars Raised: $4,070.00

25th Reunion

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,870.00

Total Dollars Raised: $9,245.00

Total Participation: 9%

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $6,645.00 Total Participation: 21%

Stephanie Alisuag-Schreiber Isabel Ancona Sydney L. Briggs and Reinhard Bek Brooke Garrigan Buchanan Katrina Busselle Alyssondra Campaigne Tara M. Chambers and Robert Beckwitt § Amanda L. Charlton and Jason Cilo Neal A. Cheskis Stephen E. and Leslie A. Eberhard Patricia A. Fingeroff Malcolm K. Fleschner Heather R. Gross Katherine D. Hackl and Bradley Campbell Andes Van Syckle Hruby Timothy D. and Gloria Katsiff § Rhazi Khodadad Amy B. Kirson Hyung Soon Lee Brett A. Morrison Pollie Minehart Rodrique and Henry Rodrique § Diane L. Rosenmiller § Gregory T. Sherr Adam I. Wilson Regina L. Winters Marc L. Wise and Laurel Williams Wise Susannah Wolf and Douglas R. Gauck ’88 Audrey Andujar Wright and David Wright

1988

Lisa Parry Becker § J. Courtney Bourns Erin Callahan Boyer Katherine Winn Boyer § David K. Burton  § Ethan H. Decker Keith Figlioli-Gittelman Jennifer Parker Holtz and Christopher T. Holtz § Bromley W. Lowe Jr Emily Laybourne Podunovich Daniel R. Quill and Alison Shein Quill

1990 Total Dollars Raised: $4,135.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,900.00 Total Participation: 13%

Evan H. Blaustein Eric J. Cavanaugh D. Scott Collins Daniel J. Freedman Elena O’Boyle Harris William D. Hathaway § Rebecca L. Hunsicker Phyllis Blackman Hurwitz Steven J. and Amy Jo § Kassem L. Lucas Alyson R. Meranze Elias F. Papatestas Scott Seraydarian and Corissa Ginsberg Seraydarian ’91 Joan Burton Whent Anthony R. Winter

1991 Total Dollars Raised: $7,010.00

Total Dollars Raised: $2,476.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $6,940.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,350.00

Total Participation: 14%

Total Participation: 9%

Total Dollars Raised: $3,335.00

1983 Total Dollars Raised: $5,415.04

James W. Tulp E. Bradlee Youtz Anonymous (1)

Elizabeth Barrett Mazie Minehart and Joseph E. Colen III Anita V. Crofts § Joy Davis-Posoli Jennifer L. DeVan Douglas R. Gauck and Susannah Wolf ’87 Susan Hallahan and Robert Glen Tamara L. Harper Cindy R. Lobel Kevin S. Raff Anne O’Toole Salinas  § Miranda Rich Tollman

Robert M. Benck Joanna Y. Cannon Brooks M. Cavin Andrew J. Chen Sarah B. Crofts § Joseph P. and Christine K. Davidyock Julia Garcia-Tobar de Kuschnir India F. Ennis Elizabeth Oldham Grissom and Ashley Grissom Anthony M. and Jennifer Guerrera Susan H. Hyon Elizabeth Jordan Kramer Eric Olson Elizabeth Evans Rylander §

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Corissa Ginsberg Seraydarian and Scott Seraydarian ’90 Ken Shinoda § Benjamin S. Smith Christopher P. Whitely Eleanor Segel Williamson

1992 20th Reunion Total Dollars Raised: $13,300.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $13,270.00 Total Participation: 27%

Ryan R. Adams Anawim Avila Dara Ballow-Giffen Suzanne Cadwallader Beinlich and William Beinlich § Dev and Swati Chanchani Akobuije D. Chijioke Christie L. Clovis John P. Crosby Bernard S. and Tyeshia Cultess David B. Feinstein Tim D. Gronert Melinda Farneth Hankins Rebecca Miller Hovey Takayo Funato Ishimoto Brian R. Jeter Kudzai N. Jones Rebecca L. Kaiser Charles T. Linde Robert P. Machemer and Kerry Deere Machemer Jessica Miranda § Devan Anding Norris and Brian Norris Giovanni Davide Orsi Kaaryn M. Nailor Shannon McCarty Stanley Julie Godwin Stumpf Jacob D. Tilove Anna Johnson Tofel and Jason Tofel Elisabeth Satterthwaite Ward Elke S. Wardle Susan Crosman Waterhouse and Brian Waterhouse Dova H. Wilson Benjamin B. Wolski Nathan C. Wright Clayton S. Wynter Kathleen M. Young Saeid Zakerinejad Zakeri

1993 Total Dollars Raised: $3,291.93

Susanna C. Gilbert Michael E. Goldstein Morgan P. Hankins Hee-Jun Kim § Lawrence P. Laybourne and Herran Bekele Patty Lopez-Flohr Melaina Governatore Mirarchi Glenn E. Plosa Charles E. Sanders Elbert K. St. Claire III  § Brian J. and Nastaran Wise § Brian J. Zavodnick Anonymous (1)

1994 Total Dollars Raised: $2,536.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,261.00 Total Participation: 12%

1995 Total Dollars Raised: $1,775.01 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,725.01 Total Participation: 8%

Novella S. Bailey Christian K. Donovan Daniel J. Holton-Roth and Catherine Crosby ’94 Gina Fortunato Lee and John H. Lee Bennett P. Lomax Justin Louchheim and Whitney Trevelyan Louchheim ’96 Hector Negron § Amelia Parrish Deborah Eareckson Siachos Carmela A. Villaroman

1996 Total Dollars Raised: $1,580.00

Kareem O. Afzal Nicole Brown-Williams Satish V. Desai Jack B. Ford Bradd A. Forstein

1997 15th Reunion

Heather L. Barnes Samuel T. Bergman Laura Iverson Burg § Catherine Crosby and Daniel J. Holton-Roth ’95 Kelly E. Donaghy Jonathan C. Forstein Rebecca Capolungo-Hartman Huenink Bridge C. Joyce Dwayne L. McCoy Douglas K. Mylowe Louis M. Onori Jr Rebecca Schapira Schwarzkopf Anish A. Sheth Abigail Kerlin Tucker Stafford A. Woodley Jr Jan K. Zeman

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,066.93 Total Participation: 13%

Stefan D. Dreisbach-Williams Melicia Escobar and Eric Tars § Julie McIntosh Forte Do H. Kim Whitney Trevelyan Louchheim and Justin Louchheim ’95 James H. Mapes Sarah McBride Pamela Wolski Mutschler Matthew C. Nierenberg Olivia L. Riordan Anthony E. Wade Joshua D. Walker James A. Wilson § Alice H. Wu Alenka M. Zeman and Dan McIntyre §

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,555.00 Total Participation: 11%

Emily Ganim Anmuth Adi J. Blum

Total Dollars Raised: $40,877.60 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $10,227.60 Total Participation: 26%

K. Nura Abdul-Karim Abdur Rahman and Salih Abdur Rahman Joshua S. and Rachel Bernstein Sang Yoon Choi Estelle Palley Clifton and Ryan Clifton Kevin M. Edwards § Sara Scholer Frascella and David Frascella Jacob A. Haar Bliss A. Holloway Masataka Ishiguro Scott L. Justice Alyssa Katz Kenny and Nora King § Douglas J. and Britta Kingham Michael E. Knoll Johanna R. Kolodny Christopher Y. Lee Christopher D. Miller Nicolas A. Mitchell and Tara M. O’Flaherty Jesse L. Nankin Eli A. Reusch Dylan I. Richard and Sarah H. Slocum Richard James H. Shrader Tristan W. Smith Horatiu G. Stefan § Vance P. Stevenson Jevon W. and Charlotte N. Thoresen Michael D. Torres William Andrew Towns Mariel E. Turner Christopher E. Von Seggern Cameron Walker-Miller Sara W. Wilson Anonymous (1)

1998 Total Dollars Raised: $1,354.98 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,244.98 Total Participation: 13%

Ari M. and Shauna Betof  § Theresa Ross Clark § Andrew B. Engblom Amelia A. Erwitt § Courtney Lawson Gendron Holly Mueller Hecht Cally A. Iden Syreeta Jones-Bey Terence R. Lee Arden D. Miller Gregg J. Musiker Brendan L. O’Neil Tamara Reynolds-Monroe Cori L. Stott § Ken R. Taga A. Caitlin Van Hecke Jacqueline L. Vorhauer V. Rashawn Woodley Judith Gheuens Wright

1999 Total Dollars Raised: $3,699.24 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,894.24 Total Participation: 17%

Jonathan E. Belding and Jamie L. Warsavage Lily E. Bourne Robert M. Burman Yu-Wen Chen Michael A. Church and Lindsay Eudy Church ’00 Alexander J. Cohen Susan C. Evans and Steve Dorsch § Emily B. Falk Drew A. Justice James C. Kingham Kwang-Joon Lee Kathryn C. Machemer Rebecca P. Marshall Emily R. Norman Timothy L. O’Neill § Jessica Spencer Pace and Vincent Pace Rajeev J. Patel

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Molly Weingart ’03 Loyalty Challenge Donor*

Aarti A. Sheth Matthew C. Smoose Angi R. West Christina A. Wiskowski Sara E. Wolf § Tomas M. Zeman Anonymous (1)

2000 Total Dollars Raised: $3,838.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,088.00 Total Participation: 19%

I am proud to have gone to a place that encourages thinking and innovation.

How did George School affect you?

The type of thinking that’s encouraged at George School is a blessing—and incredibly rare. We were taught to look at all sides of a question—the popular and unpopular—before making a decision about what’s right and wrong and what’s the truth. I am proud to have gone to a place that encourages thinking and innovation.

Your boyfriend, who didn’t go to George School, wrote a song about it?

Yes, he’s an opera singer, and he wrote it out of frustration about me bumping into other graduates, which happens all the time. It has a line like, “When you see a George School person, make sure you don’t have to be anywhere right away.” Even when meeting alumni I didn’t know before, I feel an instant connection.

As a young alum, why do you feel it’s important to give?

I’m grateful for the nutrients I got at George School. Your intelligence and full personhood are celebrated, and you can pursue your interests. For me, they were dancing, putting on coffeehouses, and reading books. Though I no longer clean the Language Department office, as I did for my co-op (and loved), I believe in doing service where it’s important and helping where you are. I’m not physically at George School, but in some ways I still am and always will be. You have a limited amount of money and a list of priorities for what to do with it. For me, it’s a matter of where the benefits in your life come from. Having gone to an institution that created space for me, I want to do what I can so it can create space for others. I can’t imagine not giving.

Molly majored in urban studies and minored in visual arts at Columbia University. She has worked in community relations and is now a content coordinator for Philly in Focus, which connects organizations to the community they serve. She enjoys yoga and dance and lives in Philadelphia. * The Loyalty Challenge is modeled after the annual George School– Westtown rivalry known as the Patterson Cup or “The Moose.” The challenge is an annual-giving participation competition between recent graduating classes of the two schools. The winning school receives the coveted Machemer Cup for the year.

Andrew S. Ambler Seth R. Barmash Lindsay Eudy Church and Michael A. Church ’99 Andrew D. Cino Kristin A. Collier Theodore B. Fetter Michael F. Files Evan B. Goldstein Omar A. Haynes Emily C. Henretta § Nicholas D. Kerr § Emiko Kurotsu Elianna H. Lam Dorienne Grumbach Lewin Elizabeth S. Lewis § Patrick McGrail-Peasley and Patricia Blaha McGrail-Peasley Jamaal B. Mobley Andrew S. Musoke Victoria Antonelli Richardson Johanna L. Riordan § Elizabeth K. Ross Marguerite Hachey Shifrin Victoria Carvajal Titchenal David W. Wright Kai Xing Anonymous (2)

2001

2002 10th Reunion Total Dollars Raised: $4,626.02 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $4,426.02 Total Participation: 26%

Rachel E. Adler Kofi K. Boakye Lisa E. Buroojy Nicholas E. Dawit Christopher D. and Saprina Dresser Benjamin R. Fisher Sarah Campbell Fowler Paul S. Goldman Michael J. Gretz Jr Matthew J. Groden Sarah Hayden Hall Sarah E. Lauglo Megan E. Lavery Perri S. Lawrie Matthew S. Maisel Joshua J. Mandell Gavin B. McClure Heather M. McCoy Ryan S. Mellon and Lauren Mauro Mellon ’01 Lauren S. Meshkov Amber Brooks Money Zachary A. Noble Carol E. Pak-Teng Mark C. Partridge Sunil Santoni-de-Reddy David L. Selinger Jenna M. Seuffert Joshua R. Silvester Corey C. Spells John T. Stevens IV Jessica Stirba Abraham M. Thomas Nathaniel T. Walton Virginia L. Wenclawiak Joshua P. Winthrop Megan Workman

Total Dollars Raised: $892.01 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $767.01

2003

Total Participation: 9%

Total Dollars Raised: $2,495.06 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,395.06

Meredith Baldi Alford Greta C. Anderson Jasmine V. Bailey Allison S. Betof § Sarah M. Dohle Elizabeth C. Dunlap Shaun P. Greene Margaret Sweitzer-Hamilton Henry Lauren Mauro Mellon and Ryan S. Mellon ’02 Diego Rodriguez Alexander H. Slemrod Kathryn J. Spencer and Jon Blumenthal

Total Participation: 15%

Elliot R. Carmean Alexis L. Dansky Cristina Rysz DiSabatino and Kevin DiSabatino Adriana E. Essilfie Christopher B. Ewing Patrick R. Flannery-Reilly Meredith D. Gluck Zachary Logan Gould Nicole I. Greenbaum Meredith Meyer Grelli § Tanya A. Hoke Laura B. Hopps Lauren M. Jackson Brian G. Kronenthal

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Christopher A. MacDonald Vincent B. Murphy IV § Julia B. Nickles Margaret A. Peake Jillian L. Shatken Jonathan R. Stott Christopher A. Tengco Helen K. Vance Molly S. Weingart §

Stephanie M. Irizarry Michael J. Murphy § Jarad A. Rosenberg § Meghan W. Trull Jeremiah Walton § Paul C. Wenclawiak Jr Patricia J. Yurcak

2007 5th Reunion

2004

Total Dollars Raised: $551.00

Total Dollars Raised: $1,868.50

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $551.00

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $1,768.50

Total Participation: 17%

Total Participation: 12%

Eben P. Alguire Mitra M. Eghbal Steven A. Hayden Nicholas W. Hoskins Catherine M. Kerr Sarah D. Lampe Erin E. McIntosh Erica C. Nakajima § Catherine E. Pallenik Brianna N. Robinson Alyssa S. Rothman § Lindsay A. Salamon Daniel C. Suchenski Gordon L. Toggweiler Krysten L. Trull

2005 Total Dollars Raised: $491.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $491.00 Total Participation: 8%

Marianna L. Bogucki Danielle C. Carcia Tara V. Dansky Eric B. Falk Craig D. Harris Elizabeth A. Katz David A. Krevitz Lacey R. Maurer § Reid E. Schoffelen Glenna C. Smith K. Grace Turnbull Anonymous (1)

2006 Total Dollars Raised: $3,361.06 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,361.06 Total Participation: 13%

Kwasi A. Agyeman-Kagya Deepak S. Atri Matthew C. Bitzer Amanda L. Darby Ruben L. Davis § Alexander S. Dettmer Danielle R. Glick § Patrick G. Harkins § Robyn R. Herman Devon A. Hodge

Anima T. Acheampong § Inna Alecksandrovich Katherine E. Belding Pierre C. Bick Porsche V. Bonner Lauren A. Bowman Ayanna N. Campbell Antoinette C. Carcia § Evan C. Carmean Keesha N. Fausto Sarah L. Fosbaugh § Benjamin E. Goldberg Phoebe C. Hallowell Iwona Labuz Andrew C. Lew Peter W. McCall § Claire E. Nakajima § Jamelfrey S. Pacheco George V. Pellegrino § Jamie M. Quinn Jane E. Sancinito Rachel A. Wells Meredith I. Zoltick

2009 Total Dollars Raised: $265.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $265.00 Total Participation: 8%

Justin P. Cancelliere Kabir Chopra Gracianna R. Coscia Aviva I. Dintenfass Misha A. Fausto § Mark G. Gerelus § John F. Keenan Kyle Scott § Elizabeth Sheehan Anonymous (1)

2012 Total Dollars Raised: $949.20

2010

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $949.20

Total Dollars Raised: $447.00

Total Participation: 56%

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $447.00 Total Participation: 14%

Jyoti Arvey Elizabeth A. Bitzer § Sydney F. Burns § Logan C. Davis Elsabeth Graebener § Benjamin E. Gutierrez § Daniel C. Gutierrez § Marguerite Horikawa Emma A. James Zachary R. Knoll § Alyson N. Passanante § Kathryn K. Powell § Martin A. Roza Haley R. Schools § Nicholas J. Simone § Rebecca J. Sowiak Seumas A. Trull §

2008 Total Dollars Raised: $638.00

2011

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $638.00

Total Dollars Raised: $3,302.87

Total Participation: 12%

Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $3,177.87 Total Participation: 25%

Benjamin S. Cohen Liam J. Collins Ayonnah M. Garcia Christopher J. Harkins § Sarah E. Harkins § Daniel D. Homeier DonChristian Jones § Deborah E. Kennedy § Samuel J. Kim § Kevin M. MacWhorter Jasper E. Mills Daniel L. Pelo § Rachel L. Rosenberg § Emma L. Rowan § Rebecca L. Schmidtberger Johanna V. Schneider §

Hugh L. Karr § Kwan Woo Nam § Jamifel S. Pacheco § Samuel T. Popkin § Sarah E. Rainey § Willa L. Rowan § Caleb M. Savage § Cara J. Scott § Kevin V. Simone § Nathan S. Small § Robert J. Van Pelt § Marie L. Vearling § Anonymous (2)

Caspar Julius F. Bartscherer § Hannah B. Bitzer § Morgan Brod § Mallory E. Carcia § Katherine A. Cherney § Ian G. Culleton § Maria J. D’Amico § Christina L. DiGiulian § Catherine W. Dockhorn § Tatiana H. Dorff § Kellie Ann Edelblut § Dylan Gleeson § Ashish L. Gokaldas § Beau E. Gordon § Sarah M. Haber § Kathryn J. Harkins § Sophie M. Herring § Samuel V. Highland § Emily J. Honer § Myra S. Jacobs §

Sang Hyeon Ahn Emily R. Alexander Emily L. Alterman Marilyn S. Baffoe-Bonnie Isabel A. Bernate Daniel Bolis Abigail B. Brecher William H. Bryer Tyler V. Campellone Haley E. Castle-Miller Trevor D. Centeno-Hall Neil Chakravarty Dan Jung Choi Lily R. Collins Margaret C. Cunningham-Bradshaw Taylor B. Denton Maura M. Egan Taiwo A. Ellis Jordan L. Feingold-Link Sonia Fernandes Drew K. Fisher Jordon C. Friedman Dominica R. Gonzalez Leonard S. Gottlieb Brian S. Guerin Keenan Baigis Halpin Gabriel R. Haug Samuel Z. Heitzer Raven N. Hollaway Daniel W. Hoskins Daraius S. Jaikaria

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

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Julia Um ’12 Student Annual Fund Committee Leader*

I am grateful to the alumni and others who gave so that I could have this life-changing experience.

Now that you’re a newly minted graduate, what do you value about George School?

Before George School I went to schools where the teachers let us know that they were there because it was a job. The other students picked on me for being smart and different (I was the only Asian student). When I came to George School, everyone was really friendly, including the teachers, who clearly enjoy teaching us. I wasn’t afraid to be who I really am. Sometimes people take these things for granted, but I don’t.

Why did you join the Student Annual Fund Committee?

I started making calls for the Phonathon freshman year and really liked talking to alumni and increasing awareness of the Annual Fund among students. The Annual Fund provides aid for students like me as well as for sports equipment, theater productions, vans to local places, alumni events—lots of things not covered by tuition. The Annual Fund helps make George School the great place that it is.

At the senior dinner, you made a heartfelt appeal to your classmates. Why? When I stood up to speak, I only planned to say, “Please give,” but then I realized how much I loved the George School community.

I recognized what I was losing and got emotional. I talked about how much George School changed my life and how the Annual Fund played a part in that. I think a lot of students wonder why they should give when their parents pay tuition, but I told them about being on financial aid, which I hadn’t revealed before. I explained that I am grateful to the alumni and others who gave so that I could have this life-changing experience. A record 56 percent of our class ended up giving.

Levittown, Pennsylvania resident Julia Um is now a freshman at Wellesley College where she plans to pursue biomedical engineering or another science. At George School she took a mix of IB and AP courses to maximize her science study. * The Student Annual Fund Committee shares the story about the importance of annual giving. Julia and her fellow committee members understand that giving whatever you can afford at whatever age you are shows that you value your George School experience.

Simon P. James Cherry Jiang Jacob M. Kaplan Samuel J. Kauker Haydee Lara Sean C. Laracy Paige A. Lispcome Thomas A. Lodge-Yanez Yuan Lou Charlie McGlinsky Evan J. McGowan Joseph D. McNichol David Minoli Brinton K. Mooberry Excenia L. Morales Philip Ozar Charles J. Palmiotti Chan Joo Park Thomas A. Pedersen Jaye L. Plumb Samantha M. Polgar Sean C. Potter Curran Prasad Eliana J. Resnick Jennifer J. Rica Katelyn J. Richerts Elise A. Riley Rose Robinson Carlyn R. Rodgers Benjamin J. Rosser Sabrina S. Schell Kira E. Schneider Bryan S. Silverman Caleb A. Smith Gregory A. Sowiak Isabel B. Starkey-Jones Loney Stone Margaret D. Strode Dina E. Tax Michael H. Thomforde Yu-Han Tsai Julia S. Um Anthony M. Verleysen Peter A. Verner Amanda L. Walters

2013 Total Dollars Raised: $2,130.85 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $2,130.85 Total Participation: 15%

Autumn R. Atkinson Clement E. Bohr Sadie O. Homeier Daniel J. Kim Juhyun Kim Jared K. Kimelheim Noah L. Kimelheim Jacqueline F. Knoll Kiho Lee Jessica S. Malerman Ly N. Phan Samantha E. Portnoy Nadia D. Ross Sanjaya A. Roy

Daniel E. Simon Emily S. Smith Emily A. Stone Tanzania S. Thomas William T. Yarnall Won Suk You

2014 Total Dollars Raised: $93.00 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $93.00 Total Participation: 6%

Taylor Campellone Margaret F. Cherney Natasha M. English Duc N. Hoang Ramzi D. Lodge-Yanez Juliana Pham Emma F. Popkin Francesca Sacchi Kenneth J. Siry

2015 Total Dollars Raised: $186.27 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $186.27 Total Participation: 22%

Nicholas J. Adams Tatiana M. Af Geijerstam-Lindberg John E. Arth Marguerite G. Carmean Maggie C. Chen Nicholas W. Colando Madeline D. Colavita Qudsiyyah Collings Anthony Delgado Rebecca A. Doyle Jordan Dunbar Mariah E. Godshall Helen L. Harrison Frederick R. Hillegas Lianna Y. Jasiewicz Aislinn F. Keenan Max B. Klaver Christine H. Lederer Kathleen A. McDonough Kimberly A. Muth Monica V. Nadeau Emily Rucker Justin S. Rush Lauren I. Silverman Matthew D. Simon Mahek K. Singh Dehyee Tang Raoul Thuroff Cameron Vakili Charles T. Williams

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Gifts from parents and grandparents of students and alumni play a special role in the lives of their children and grandchildren. Because tuition covers approximately 71 percent of the cost of educating each student, parents and grandparents help make George School’s unique environment possible through their contributions. We are pleased to recognize their commitment to the school.

Parents of Students Total Dollars Raised: $297,292.04 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $286,582.04 Total Participation: 64% Freshman Parents: 71% Sophomore Parents: 60% Junior Parents: 65% Senior Parents: 59%

Susan Abulhawa Christopher Adair and Melissa Lovett-Adair Bengt Peder Af Geijerstam-Lindberg and Virginia McGee William and Florence Aldrich Keith J. Alexander Jeffrey T. Allen Scott and Abby Applebaum Gerald Arth and Virginia Loebel Robert and Rosaria Atwater Debra Gross Balka ’77 Madeline Bayliss Brent Becker and Rachel Sterns William and Kathie Bentley Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76 § Linda Bolis Robert W. Bradshaw J. David Brimmer and Amy Ward Brimmer George and Carletta Brooker Joel and Donna Brower Marie-Claire Brown ’77 Steven and Lisa Bryer Karen Burdick John and Rosemarie Bustard Don and Kay Butler John Fell Cadwallader Jr ’81 and W. Blair Jennings Vincent R. Campellone and Karen Baker Campellone ’82 Michael and Rose Carbonara Vincent and Christine Carcia William Carmean and Nancy Ross Gregg Carpene and Melissa Loomar Carpene ’82 Pamela Carter Arlene Cash Gretchen Castle Ireneo and Gloria Castro Indranil and Sveta Chakravarty Ruiting Chang and Xuefang Li Elizabeth Chapman Gang Chen and Hua Ding

Wei-Shiuh and Caroline Chen Elizabeth Antrim Cherney Michael and Miriam Chipimo Joonweon Choi and Dohee Kim Lan Chung and Myong Soon Kim Matt and Valerie Clark Tim and Kimberly Clinton Jonathan and Renee Cohen Christopher Colando and Kimberly Verica Colando ’83 Kelley Collings Joseph and Patricia Coscia Ronald and Sala Cox Andrew Coyle and Ellyn Trickey-Coyle Paul and Anna Croom Ranya Dajani Robert Dandi Raj Dave and Anita Bhala Ken Davidson and Amy Felder Davidson ’77 § Juan Delgado and Lisa Delgado William and Jacqueline Denton Mamadou and Diariou Diallo John and Liza DiMino Dung Xuan Do and Thu Minh Nguyen Neil and Shari Dolinsky Paul Donahue and Maryann Siry Huigang Dong and Quan Li Edward and Constance Doyle Donald duBoulay and Althea Seaborn Lawrence and C. Dori Dugan Edward and Diana Dunbar Rodney and Mary Dunbar Mark and Gianna Durand Laura Einstein Steven Einstein Roland Ekerdt and Ruth Thieroff-Ekerdt Robert and Wendy Ellis Valentino and Ingrid Ellis James and Ruth English Cassidy and Melissa Enoch-Rex Lewis Erskine Nils and Katherine Falk Fernando and Ana Fernandes Marcia Fisher Patrick and Laura Fisher Christopher and Melissa Flynn Jack B. Ford ’93 Paul and Pamela Forzley Gina Francano Richard and Farrell Friedenberg

Andrew C. Friedman Susan Friedman Carolyn Fritz Michael and Sonia Fusco Doreen Gage Salvatore Gambino and Susan David Patrick and Ann Garreaud Ivan and Alla Gateniuk Steve and Alice Gens Chris and Beth Gilbert Jeffrey Gordon and Jo Harding Gordon Richard Gorelick and Sandra Silverman Kevin and Vicki Gottlieb Brendan Greer and Vivian W. Yeh Christopher and Debbie Gregory Daniel Griffin and Maria Maurio Christopher and Giselle Grosso Harry and Meena Guleria Robert and Pamela Haberle Martin Hackett Andrew and Allison Hamilton William A. Hammerstein ’80 Dana Harrison and Stephanie L. Thliveris Jeffrey and Nancy Harrison David Hayden and Tracy LaRou Don and Marilyn Hayden  § Brenda Heber Ronald and Maureen Heffelfinger Steven L. Heitzer and Kelly Meashey Christopher and Kathleen Hellmuth Luis and Diana Heredia Kenneth and Patricia Heys Curtis and Hope Hillegas Anthony and Giuseppina Hipple Brian Hodges and Gwen Scott Hodges Colin Holloway John and Teresa Hopkins Scott E. Hoskins and Susan Woodman Hoskins ’71 § Holly Houston Yung-Yi Hsu and Li-Li Chen Jing Huang and Xiaozhen He Stacy Hunt Richard Ip and Christina Chen Timothy and Lynda Ireland Larry Jalowiec and Ann Tucker Anthony O. James You Chen Jeoung and Jung Lee Moon Wei-Che Jiang and Pi-Chu Lee Yongde Jin and Liming Niu Ben Kaplan and Patti Smialkowski Marc A. and Shari B. Kaplan Kevin S. and Margaret A. Karaffa Stuart and Theresa Karle George and Alison Kauker Peter and Sheila Keenan Jocelyn Keith Nadine K. Kennedy

Andrei Kharisov and Tatiana Rakhmanina Robert Kimelheim Geoff and Laura T. Kinnel § Don A. ’54 and Kyong Kinsey Richard and Amy Kirk Bronwyn Maddux Klaphaak James and Sharon Klaver Daniel and Sara Kleiner Joseph and Susan Knoll Michael L. Kochman and Mary E. Melton Yong Hyun Koh and Kyung Won Lee Yuquan Kong and Qunfeng Zhao Sathasivam and Aida Krishnan Huey-Ming Kuo and Shu-Ling Chiang Henry G. and Lynn A. Kush Gregory and Kristen Lamb Robert Lamme and Sandra Sweitzer Anne P. Langeler John and Gwyneth Langeler Michael Laracy and Eileen McGinnis Larry Lawrence S. Girard Lax ’70 and Dodie Hamblen § Mark A. and Mary Ellen Lederer Hyun-Chul Lee and Yun Ju Cho Sanghoon Lee and Eunyoung Jin Seungje Lee and Jihyun Hwang Johanes Lessiohadi and Juntarti Njotoprawiro Hsien-Jung Lin and Shu-Ching Yeh Nate Link and Anat Feingold Joseph and Charlotte Lipinski Yulin Liu and Shujuan Pan Bradly and Amy Loescher Gabriel and Jill Loewy George E. Long Jr and Maureen P. Long Ashraf Lotfi and Monica Lluch-Lotfi Jianxiang Lou and Danping Yao Danique Day Loving Chao Lu and Guifeng Xue Joseph and Pamela Lubeck Cindy K. Mahoney Andrew and Ellen Malavsky Maria Mannarino

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

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Eileen Mannix Claudio and Savanna J. Mapelli Michael Matassa and Deborah Bell-Matassa Peter and Christine McDonough John McGahren and Jennifer Bryson Michael and Eileen McGinnis Brad and Rachel McGowan Cheryl A. Mellor and Edna-Anne Valdepeñas Raymond and Mary Menna Herman Mihalich and Val Fusco Craig and Karen Miller Kenneth Miller ’68 June Millington Randy and Kristine Minderjahn Federico Minoli and Elizabeth Kaplan Doug and Pat Mooberry Cynthia Morelock Edward S. Morgan ’84 Michelle Morrison Christopher J. ’82 and Lorraine M. Muth § Stuart and Alisa Myles Angela Nadeau Denise Nelson Jonathan Nelson Scott Nelson and Gretchen Nordleaf-Nelson Dreda Newman Tam Nguyen Joseph and Carolyn Nicolosi Charles and Maureen Nolan Tom Noonan Karen A. Norris Janine D. Nyce The Nye Family Dick O’Hern and Polly Lodge Steve Panter and Elana Broch Bernardo and Nina Paratore Duk Hyum Park and Young Sook Choi James and Margarita Paulson Thomas and Jean Pedersen Carol Penn Matthew Perkins and Jennifer Isaacs James and Michele Peruto David Philips and Harriet Jahr-Philips David and Lisa Phillips Jonathan W. Platt ’78 and Melanie J. O’Neill  § Peter and Joan Plumb Richard Polgar Andrew M. Popkin ’83 and Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  John and Cynthia Potter Andrea Potye Susan D. Resnick Dwayne and Pippa P. Rex Tanya Reyes-Storey Theodore Riccardi and Ellen Coon Joseph and Diane Richerts David and Joyce Rivas

Rebecca Robinson Caroline Rodgers William B. Rodgers and Jody A. Krosnick Rodgers ’79 Edy Rosario and Teresita Torres Mark Rosenthal and Kimberly H. Gross Andrew and Elizabeth Rosser Michael and Janet Roy Charles and Ann Rucker Michelle Ruess Barry and Leslye Rush Carlo and Pamela Russo Paul and Judy Savage Terry Schneider and Ellen Chang Patrick and Cindy Schretlen Brian E. ’80 and Deborah Seabrook § Jianqun Shao and Xin Zhang Xiaodong Shen and Qinghong Qiao Yvette Shipman Rick and Mika Silver Mark B. and Christine M. Silverman Mark Simon and Susan Gaston Simon Carter J. ’76 and Erin B. Sio Ray and Diane Sizer Amy Smith Bentley Smith and Monique Burnett-Smith Therese Smith Carol Smith-Nichols Neal and Jeanette Solomon Alfonso Sosa and Veronica Santiago Raymond M. and Kathleen A. Sowiak W. Scott and Jasmine Spence Steven and Sandra Stackhouse David Starkey and Stephanie Jones Peter and Lisa Stone Glenn and Laura Strachan Mauro and Angela Straulino Marlin Stroh Wongi Sul and Jinjae Sul Edilberto and Cristina Taboy Chih-Hsien Tang and Jo Chia Chi Yupai Tang Stephen and Jacqueline Tanzer Irving and Taina Tax James and Patricia Taylor Charles and Laura Thomforde Bethany Thompson § Norval and Cathy Thompson Charles and Ann Thurlow Eduardo and Ulrike Thuroff Igor and Inna Timofeyev Kenneth and Mary Tomlin Craig and Amy Trinkley Kuo-Hsin Tsai and Ching-Lan Lin Don Ulin Aria Vakili Melinda Vallone Alicia Verleysen Florian and Min-Chi von Trentini

Mark and Janice Waldman § Deborah Walson Erik Jan Walson Douglas A. and Donna Walters Paul Weinstein and Debbie Bernstein Blake and Marion T. Wells Jeffrey and Greta Wiley Mark S. and Diane Wiley Christopher G. Willett and Mary E. Sunday Charles and Marcella Williams Pamela A. Williams Larry and Margaret Wood Susan Wyss Zhiping Xie and Lihua Hu George and Anne Yarnall Chiemi York Yeong Mahn You and Hye Sook Hong David R. Young Anonymous (13)

Grandparents of Students Total Dollars Raised: $107,737.43 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $107,637.43

James C. Alden ’52 and Anne Brewer Alden ’53 Millette Alexander Edward J. and Carol Baker § Frederick W. II ’57 and Gisela Beans  Cynthia Bernstein Edward and Virginia Buco John F. Cadwallader ’58 and Jane Hires Cadwallader ’58 Margaret Clinton Sheila Drugan Colavita Clifford Cunningham and Therese Fuller Veronica Cusick Peter and Elizabeth Etherington Peter Funston and Joy Crockett Funston ’59 § Joseph and Rose Fusco Dorothy K. Hesselman § Miriam W. Hughes Robert and Joyce King Robin and Anne Kinnel § Leonard and Irene Klaver Robert N. Lane and Joan Applegate Lane ’57 § Alicia Lluch Ellen W. Martin Virginia Nacrelli Jeanette E. Page Alma Penn Sharen M. Popkin § Frederic Rapell Francisco San Miguel and Frances McCammon San Miguel ’53 § Donald and Lela Seidel

Milton and Katherine Sowiak Deborah Thurber Tien-Su Tsai Shirley E. Vearling Lewis Woodman and JoAnn Johnson Woodman ’43  §

Parents and Grandparents of Alumni Total Dollars Raised: $913,480.11 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $426,534.38

Roy T. Jr ’48 and Leigh Abbott   James E. and Margie Achterberg Kenneth and Susan Adler § Syed Muhammad and Birgitta Afzal James C. Alden ’52 and Anne Brewer Alden ’53 Millette Alexander Patrick Alguire and Barbara Mathes § Rashied and Patricia Ali George C. Allen and Wendy Fleming Allen ’77 Wayne and Anne Almond § Robert E. and Margaret B. Anderson § George and Ellen Anthonisen § Robert M. Appelbaum  § J. Forman Applegate § Donald Armstrong ’49 and Elizabeth Sweet Armstrong ’50 § John T. ’54 and Mary M. Arnold § Elliot and Corinne Austein § Jane W. AuWerter § Maurice W. Ayars Jr ’64 Phyllis L. Babcock § Kevin and Jill Backhus Peter Backman and Annie Christopher Alan and Janis Bader Richard and Linda Bailey Edward J. and Carol Baker § Rob and Cheryl Baldi § Peter G. Ballou and Ellyn Clemmer Ballou ’62 Clinton L. Barlow and Diana Wright Barlow ’61 § Diane Barlow Ilona Harrington Bates ’58 Frederick W. II ’57 and Gisela Beans  J. Jay and Barbara Belding Thomas and Rosanne Bell § John P. ’53 and Ann B. Beltz § David and Mary Pat Berends Steven D. Bernardini and Nancy Zurn Bernardini § Edward H. and Nila G. Betof § Edward G. Jr ’48 and Elizabeth Biester § Mary Eastburn Biggin ’42  § Norman and Inez Bing §

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Susanne Conrow Bingham ’47  Charles and Michelle Bitzer John F. Bitzer Jr  § Eric ’63 and Lori Blumberg § Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76 § Helen Benton Boley ’55  § Allen L. ’42 and Jane K. Boorstein  § Tom and Rebecca Boucher David L. and Ruth W. Bourns  § Albert M. Bradley ’62 and Deborah Teel Bradley ’64 § Francis E. and Carol Bradley Sylvester E. and Joan U. Bretschneider Jack and Ilene Brod Melvin Brownold § David P. ’53 and Peggy B. Bruton  § Midori M. Buchanan § Thomas and Karen Buroojy John J. ’58 and Jean Burton § Don and Kay Butler Asa C. Cadwallader ’58 and Ann Lunn Brown Cadwallader John F. Cadwallader ’58 and Jane Hires Cadwallader ’58 William B. P. Jr ’56 and Jean K. Cadwallader Thomas Cahill Ann C. Campbell  § Andrew J. Cantor ’77 and Elyse Shapiro Cantor Vincent and Christine Carcia William Carmean and Nancy Ross John S. Carpenter Jr ’49 and Emilie Carpenter § Gretchen Castle Wei-Shiuh and Caroline Chen Chen-Yu Cheng and Hsiu-Huei Lee Elizabeth Antrim Cherney Chi-Yu and Shu-Hua Lee Chien Michael and Miriam Chipimo Chuei-Hong Chiu and Su-Huang Cheng Anthony and Susan Cino Laurence G. Jr ’70 and Lorraine T. Claggett Lorraine B. Claggett § Laura Cadwallader Clappison ’41 § Victoria Clark David Clough § James S. Coan ’54 and Clara Montgomery Coan ’55  § Neil Cohen and Dana Stott Cohen § Elizabeth Brick Collier ’37 § Geoffrey and Lisa A. Collier § Kenneth and Margaret Conrow § Richard W. Cooper Barry and Dottie Coppock § Joseph and Patricia Coscia William M. Craighead ’44 and Betty Bakley Craighead § David B. and Anne Crawford  § Daniel W. and Elizabeth M. Crofts §

Malcolm P. ’40 and Elaine Crooks Alan and Maria D. Crosman Terence M. Culleton and Nancy Cocks Culleton § Rosalind Cummings Richard R. ’43 and Nancy D. Curtin Ralph K. and Marie A. Curtis Geoffrey Darby and Margo Garrison ’72 Joseph and Diane Davies Kevin Davis ’77 and Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 § Jeffrey and Lisa Dayton § Donald De Bona § Fred Dettmer and Nancy Kraus Eugenia Nelson Dilg ’55 § Bruce S. DiMicco ’75 and Deborah Vernon DiMicco ’72 § David A. DiMicco ’74 Alida DiMino John and Liza DiMino William S. Dockhorn ’56 and Carol Wengert § Richard and Janice Domanik § Holly Richardson Donovan ’66 Roger and Liesel Dreisbach Williams § Constance DuBois § Tibbi Duboys § Dirk L. and Jane M. Dunlap  Robert N. and Jane A. Dusek Roger K. ’67 and Christine Eareckson John and Denise Edelblut John and Susan Eichert John and Sylvia Eliot § Sidney and Elaine Elkin Robert N. Endries and Emily Pennell Endries ’58 § Jeffrey and Nancy Engblom James and Ruth English Ruth Entrekin Roger ’42 and Jean Ernst § Robert E. ’80 and Denise Esberg Elizabeth G. Eschallier § Stephen J. ’67 and Lois M. Esser Daryl Fair and Barbara L. Kibler Nils and Katherine Falk Joyce Falsetti

Holly Houston P’08, ’10, ’12 Parent Annual Fund Committee Chair*

Our goal was to turn up the volume on the message that the habit of giving, no matter the size, has both economic and spiritual dimensions.

Why was getting involved in the Parent Annual Fund Committee important to you?

As my daughter’s senior year approached, I had an opportunity to contribute time and energy to George School through the Parent Annual Fund Committee (PAFC). Our goal was to turn up the volume on the message that the habit of giving, no matter the size, has both economic and spiritual dimensions. These are lean times, but it’s important to model the ‘habit of giving’ for our children.

What motivates you to give to George School?

I have developed an attitude of generosity toward George School because I feel so thankful to the faculty for their generosity to the students. Having witnessed the many ways in which faculty and coaches give their time, their experience, and their love to all of these adolescents, I feel committed to reciprocating. The Annual Fund contributes to faculty development and compensation.

Nourishing the faculty is the best investment we can make.

Now that your children have graduated, what do you appreciate about the George School experience?

George School provides teenagers with a most unusual opportunity.

As students, they are expected to actively contribute to the maintenance of the school community. Students also become conversant with adults and fellow students across socioeconomic and cultural lines as they build and enhance the culture that is George School.

As a result, George School has been the source of very important friendships for all of us. Continuing to give to and be involved in the community is my way of keeping those relationships alive.

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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A California native, longtime educator, and avid swimmer, Holly Houston lives in Princeton, New Jersey. Her three children— Justin ’08, Ian ’08, and Priscilla Wiggins ’12—attended George School. * A nnual Fund donations help pay for the varied aspects of George School—faculty development, athletics, residential life, and more.

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Gerald Arth and Virginia Loebel P’15 Parent Annual Fund Donors*

Giving shows that you believe in the school’s mission and are helping to carry it forth.

After John’s first year at George School, what have you come to appreciate about it?

We like that George School is academically rigorous but very supportive of the individual. The faculty and staff are attentive, and really get to know each student personally. Most of all we appreciate the sense of belonging. We had looked at other schools where day students weren’t as included. At George School you cannot tell by walking into the dining hall who’s a boarder or day student, whether they come from the United States or abroad, whether they’re math/ science guys, history students, athletes, or artists. Everybody gets along well. There’s a real spirit of community fostered by the faculty, and the students pick up on that.

Has anything about George School surprised you?

There have been a lot of pleasant surprises. We were amazed at how in-depth yet succinct the report cards are, showing that the teachers really get our son. We were delighted at how easy it was for John to make friends and by how diverse his group of friends is. The depth of connection between faculty and students is striking. One Sunday John was tossing a lacrosse ball with a couple of friends, when his religion teacher joined in and had a very in-depth conversation with them. The kids felt completely at ease. And we were happily surprised at all the opportunities for parents to be involved. The school provides a sense of inclusiveness to entire families.

What inspired you to give to Annual Fund?

As part of the George School community, we feel it’s important that everyone should contribute what they can, because it helps foster that strong sense of community. It’s not about the size of the gift.

Giving shows that you believe in the school’s mission and are helping to carry it forth.

Jerry and Ginny live in Yardley, Pennsylvania, with their two sons.

Jerry is an attorney and Ginny is in asset management. They enjoy golf and skiing, and, like many parents, log a lot of time watching their sons’ lacrosse and soccer matches. * Tuition covers approximately 71 percent of the full cost of a George School education. All those who give to the Annual Fund help fill the gap, making the George School that the Arth-Loebel family appreciates available to countless students.

Alan Farneth and Sara Wislar Farneth ’62 Michel and Barbara Faure § Rouel and Madeleine Fausto § Claire Holvik Favro ’68 Michael Feder and Faith Kiermaier Feder ’72 § Sarah Wood Fell ’45  § Gerald D. and Amy R. Ferguson § Frank A. Fetter ’65 § Edward J. Filemyr and Sara Walker Filemyr ’50 Marc and Joy Finkel Andrew K. Fleschner ’60 Charles L. and Valerie G. Folk David and Terry Foppert Louise Zimmerman Forscher ’40 § Edward Forstein § David H. Foster ’65 and Holly Barnet-Sanchez ’65 John Fowler Herbert W. ’39 and Amanda H. Fraser  § Margaret Fraser Peter C. ’47 and Maire N. Frederick C. Theodore Fritsch and Elizabeth Wood Fritsch ’69 § Ruth McSparran Galantino ’49 Richard S. Ganz  § Qi Gao and Nannan Xia Gabriel C. ’53 and Devera Garber  § Michael Garfinkle and Terry Levitt-Garfinkle Tim and Julia Garry Barry and Sharon Gessner § M. Antoinette Girio § John R. Gleeson III ’65 and Constance Edwards Gleeson ’78 Ronald and Eileen Glick Barry and Joan Gluck § Michael D. Goldberg ’76 and Sybille Holzer-Goldberg Alan and Eileen Goldstein § Suzanne H. Good David Gottlieb and Rebecca Hutto § David F. Gould II and Mary Lou Baker Gould ’46  § David F. III ’71 and Suzan Gould Bernard Graebener and Mary Hunt § Lenora M. Green Daniel Griffin and Maria Maurio Thomas J. and Christine R. Grontkowski Alberto Gutierrez ’75 and Theresa M. Finn Matthew and Betsie Haar Mark Haber and N. Chiyo Moriuchi  Peter Halbert and Jill Stokes Halbert ’59 James Hale and Deborah Snipes Hale ’69 §

Barbara Gawthrop Hallowell ’42  § Karen Suplee Hallowell § Ralph Hallowell and Jean Comfort Hallowell ’36 § Walter S. and June S. Hallowell § Joseph G. Hancock Jr ’56 § John and Pamela Harkins John W. Harley and Judith Ernest § Richard Harrison and Linda Leighton Harrison ’57 § Stephen Hart and Esther Stapler Hart ’52 § A. Louisa Beck Hatanaka ’66 § Walton S. and Peggy Hathaway  § Hal K. Haveson ’69 § Don and Marilyn Hayden  § Robert G. Hayden and Nancy Smith Hayden ’43 § William and Linda E. Heinemann  § James Henretta Arthur C. ’47 and Sarah Henrie  § Richard and Sally R. Henriques § Margaret Herrick  § Bruce and Terri Herring Dorothy K. Hesselman § Joseph and Dorothy Highland Donald Hindle and Sarah Birdsall Robert and Dorothy Hitchcock Irwin and Maya Hoffman  John S. Hollister Jr ’62 and Marjorie Gustin  § Amy Thomas Hoopes ’50  Scott E. Hoskins and Susan Woodman Hoskins ’71 § Abram and Patricia Hostetter § Fiora Houghteling Donald E. Jr and Mabel V. Houghton § William I. Houghton III ’57 and Gail F. Houghton § Margaret Howe-Soper Michael L. Ingerman ’55 Brad and Monica M. Isserman Antonio P. Jackson ’71 and E. Marie Hooper Jackson ’73  § Richard Jacobs and Christina Fisher-Jacobs Carol Knight John ’58 David S. Johnson ’59 David and Karen Jones Frederick Jones and Donna Still Joan B. Jones Lucy S. Judson ’69 Roger and Andrea Justice Jerome H. and Barbara R. Kahan Steven and Wendy Kane § Jeff and Susan Karr Edward and Melinda Katz § Tod J. ’71 and Barrie L. Kaufman § Tom Keenan and Kathryn Ruud Alan R. and Gail B. Keim § Lee and Pamela Kennedy

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Nadine K. Kennedy Linda Root Kenyon ’57 Gilbert N. and Rebecca Kerlin  Christopher and Catherine Kerr § H. Paul Kester ’47 Carola Kieve June Miller Kimmel ’49 § John and Sallie Kingham § Bronwyn Maddux Klaphaak Clive and Audrey Klatzkin § Daniel A. and Judith A. Klement Robert W. ’62 and Lucia Knight Franklin and Patricia Kolodny § Michael Kulla ’46 § Briggs Larkin § Donald and Cynthia A. Law John and Randi Lawrie § Kenneth K. Lee and Joy R. Hughes § Robert and S. Odie LeFever § Fred Leffel and Laurie Capellan Malkoff ’74 R. Kimball Leiser  § Ralph D. Lelii and Linda Dunphy Beth Lepianka Manerva Lescher § Michael and Peggy L. Levengood Howard Levine and Ruth Bonner Levine ’62 § Lawrence and Roseann Lewis § Philip G. Lewis § Bruce and Amy Lindsay Rosalie Lipkowitz § Gregory and Jane Lippincott Robert and Linda Lippincott Donald T. ’57 and Polly Little  Stuart and Deborah Louchheim § David A. and Carole Lutness § Marion Lyons § Anne M. Macari § Paul A. ’65 and Pamela E. Machemer § Chris and Susan MacWhorter Thomas C. Maddux ’56 Claudia Mahon  Leonard E. Majzlin ’57 and Carol Hall Majzlin Russell L. and Ann W. Malcolm Anthony and Julia Mapes Jules W. and Rayna D. Marcus § Miriam Zeman Marecek ’58 Don F. ’64 and Linda Marshall Joseph and Barbara Marshall § Michael Matturro and Heather Martin Dorothy McAdams § Norma McBride § Robert H. Jr and Stephanie McBride § Charles and Elizabeth McCall § Irene M. McCall Donald and Paula McCoy James W. McKey  § Mark and Sara Meltzer

W. Lincoln III and Julie Merwin § Beverly A. Mikuriya ’63 § Cornelia A. Miller § Dale K. Miller  and Dorothy Pusey Miller ’48 David Miller and Nancy Wilson Donald S. ’65 and Lynda Miller Franklin Miller Jr § Jeryl C. and Carolyn K. Miller § Kenneth Miller ’68 Martin ’67 and Jane Millner Michiko Yoshida Mitarai ’62 Reba Mohan William G. ’58 and Carole Moody Margot Fansler Moore ’38 Emily R. Morgan The Estate of Esther Miller Morris ’39 § Stephen A. ’82 and Laurie Moyer Robert Mullis Robert J. Muth Angela Nadeau Sumio and Pamela Nakajima § Sang Ho and Mi Young Nam Robert Neff ’48 and Anne Kirk Neff ’48 § William G. Nelson IV ’52 § Clinton T. Newby Jr Milton A. ’42 and Ruth C. Nichols Theodore and Marjorie Nickles § Steven Nierenberg and Wendy Gross Nierenberg ’67  § Robert and Liza Norman § Ralph and Sondra Nuzzolo Fred and Ruth Obear Martin and Elizabeth Ogletree § Frank L. Olson and Ann Wilkerson Olson ’61 Lucinda O’Neill ’77 Thomas M. and Katherine O’Neill § John D. Orr ’47 and Diane Siesel Orr ’52  § James and Catherine Owen Shanti Owen Stuart M. Palmer ’42 and Martha Reeder Palmer ’42 Michael and Loretta Pancione § Duk Hyum Park and Young Sook Choi Betty Wilson Parry ’43 W. Blake K. Jr ’65 and Janice Parry § Katherine Eudy Patterson  John D. Phillips and Paula Kuebler § George L. ’58 and Nancy Pickering § Henry C. Jr ’43 and Patricia Pickering Thomas H. Pike III Joan Seidman Piker ’42 Martin Pincus and Patricia Kramon Pincus ’68 Jean F. Pineo ’58

Larry Pinkus and Sara Stern Pinkus ’77 Michael and Debbie Plotnick Peter and Joan Plumb Andrew M. Popkin ’83 and Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  Sharen M. Popkin § Grace O. Potts  § Arthur L. Powell § Gregory and Lastenia Pretlow Randolph and Lilian Quaye E. Spencer Quill ’59 § Lydia Potts Quill ’61 § Randolph and Marietta Quinby Lynne K. Rainey John ’70 and Diane S. Rarig Christine Rauschkolb-Loeffler Norval and Ann Reece § Gang Ren and Youbin Zhang Patricia L. Renzulli § Scott and Susan Rhodewalt Elizabeth Thom Robinson ’46 Gary Robinson and Amy Whitney Rodney Robinson § Bruce and Susan Rockwood Caroline Rodgers Shirley Rogers § Tom Rogers ’73 and Kathy Hart Rogers ’75 § Michael W. and Karen J. Rohovsky § Joel and Rosemarie Rosenberg § Daryl W. Roskos Jean Platt Rospondek ’69 Keith and Theresa Rothman § Andrew Rowan and Andrea Lehman  John P. Rudolph ’31 § James Sacherman ’75 § John and Stephanie Salamon § Carol Samuel ’65 Louis and Susan Sancinito David R. ’65 and Elizabeth Satterthwaite § Paul and Judy Savage David O. ’47 and Susan D. Saxton § Ann Fussell Schellenger ’38 § Mark Schlawin and Ilene Dube John Schmidtberger and Corinne Lalin Charles and Susan Scholer § G. Robin and Jennifer Schore § Kenneth E.  and Joy Schroder Robert Schroeder and Rebecca Price Schroeder ’72 Craig and Kim Scott B. Lawrence Seabrook Jr ’52 Jano S. Segal Richard M. and Bette Segel § Jack E. Seitner Phyllis F. Sexton § Stephen D. Shaffer ’59 Anne Shapiro Thomas D. Sharples ’35 §

Frances Wallin Shaw ’40  Nouri Sheibani-Nejad and Nadia Fazeli Cynia Shimm Charles G. ’42 and Joann Shoemaker   § Richmond B. Shreve and Marguerite Chandler Jane Gill Shumaker ’43 Conrad M. and Gail Siegel Linda Silber Scott Sillars Edith Sullivan Silvers ’33  § Kenneth and Linda Simone Peter E. Simson ’74 Carter J. ’76 and Erin B. Sio Leslie Plapinger Skolnick ’75 § Mitchel Skolnick § Jon Slater Douglas P. ’64 and Mary M. Smith Eloise Melville Smith ’32  § June C. Smith   § William Smith and Elizabeth Hilder § Samuel M. Snipes and Marion A. Smith  § Sally Snowden Ivan R. Snyder and Hannah Palmer Snyder ’60  § Neal and Jeanette Solomon Robert and Elaine Solomon Barry Sonnenfeld and Susan Ringo § George N. Spells Jr Lea Stabinski Martha Stanbury § Andrew Steginsky § Robert G. and Donna R. Steinmetz Sandy Steinmetz § Brad and Molly L. Stephenson § Bruce and Dorothy Stevens John and Judith Stevens § Susan Keller Stevenson Christine Jensen Storch ’58 § Jay Storch ’68 and Anne Culp Storch ’67  § John D. and Jacqueline M. Streetz § Michael ’50 and Nancy Stroukoff § Robert Sullivan ’67

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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Robert Tabor and Amy Lewis Tabor ’68  § Katey S. Talbot § Carol B. Thomas § Eleanor H. Thomas § Lee B. and Joan Thomas  § Charles and Laura Thomforde Bethany Thompson § Norval and Cathy Thompson Kathy Thoresen Geraldine Dana Tisdall ’45  § Rob Toggweiler and Susan Leigh § Richard N. Townsend ’50 § Don and Janet Trombley Andrew P. Trull ’72 and Tacie Yerkes Trull ’74 § Martha Washburn Trull ’43  William H. and Theresa B. Tucker  Joan P. Tulp Nancy Turnbull  Leon H. and Lola Turner §

Richard H. Turner Jr § Wayne and Terry Tuttle E. Carl Uehlein Jr ’58 and Judith Taylor Uehlein ’57  § Robert and Tanya Van Pelt R. Neil Vance and Susan Zimmerman § Cheryl Vearling Alicia Verleysen Diane E. Vernon § Louis H. ’43 and Judith Vernon Joe and Beth Volk § David Voorhees and Karen Curtin Voorhees ’74 Alice Way Waddington ’45  § Mary Waddington ’55 § William III ’54 and Darlene Waddington § John Waitz and Terese Van Solkema-Waitz ’74 § Mark and Janice Waldman § Elisabeth Yeatman Walker ’52

Stephen R. Walker and Judy Winter Walker ’65 § Mark Waller and Stephanie Arvey Brian and Debra Walters § David ’68 and Carol Walton Ji Wang and Na Wei Samuel and Amy Wang § Myron and Carol Warshauer § Kurt and Jeannette Wegelius § Steven and Elizabeth Weiler John Weingart and Deborah M. Spitalnik  § Paul and Deborah Wenclawiak § Robert and Maureen West Frances Westerman James L. ’54 and Robin Whitely  § Fred J. Wiest Jr § Susan Wilf Ann J. Wilkerson § Robert C. III ’37 and Virginia H. Wilson § Allan R. ’62 and Susan S. Winn §

Katherine B. Winter § Allen F. and Hanna J. Wise  § Norman M. and Rose Ann Woldorf Anthony and Jennifer Wolf § Sharon Shepperd Wolfson Jimmy F. and Mee Ling Wong § John H. Wood Jr ’33  § Lewis Woodman and JoAnn Johnson Woodman ’43  § Harry M. Woske ’42 and Patricia McKiernan § Richard and Carol Wozniak § Frank Wunderle and Sue Boyce Wunderle George and Anne Yarnall Yeong Mahn You and Hye Sook Hong Todd Zimmerman and Laurie Volk § Jerel M. ’68 and Amy Zoltick § Ruth N. Zoltick § Anonymous (7)

Drayton Weekend The boys of Drayton delivered carnations to students and their grandparents and special friends at Sunday Meeting for Worship during Drayton Weekend.

Kim McGlynn

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George School is served by many talented, dedicated board members, teachers, and administrators. In addition to their time, a record number also contributed financially. We gratefully acknowledge their generosity.

George School Committee Members Total Dollars Raised: $70,944.50 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $29,566.40 Total Participation: 100%

Joanna M. Bassert ’77 and Edward Marshall III § Thomas and Rosanne Bell § Amy Ward Brimmer and J. David Brimmer Gretchen Castle Maria D. and Alan Crosman Gloria and David B. H. Denoon ’62  Arthur C. ’47 and Sarah Henrie  § Jennifer Parker Holtz ’89 and Christopher T. Holtz § Edwin D. Huff Timothy D. ’87 and Gloria Katsiff § Christopher and Catherine Kerr § Michael J. Kosoff ’56 and Virginia Work Kosoff ’56 § Bennett P. Lomax ’95 Kassem L. Lucas ’90 N. Chiyo Moriuchi and Mark Haber  Theodore and Marjorie Nickles § Rodney Robinson § Craig and Kim Scott Richard M. and Bette Segel § Deborah M. Spitalnik and John Weingart  § Andrew Steginsky § Tacie Yerkes Trull ’74 and Andrew P. Trull ’72 § Terese Van Solkema-Waitz ’74 and John Waitz § James L. ’54 and Robin Whitely  § Eric R. Wolarsky

Former George School Committee Members Total Dollars Raised: $118,626.50 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $36,771.50

James C. Alden ’52 and Anne Brewer Alden ’53 Robert M. Appelbaum  § James C. ’62 and Judith Baldwin Lisa Parry Becker ’89 § Norman and Inez Bing § Jane K. and Allen L. Boorstein ’42  §

Jacqueline D. and Willard Bowers § David P. ’53 and Peggy B. Bruton  § Asa C. Cadwallader ’58 and Ann Lunn Brown Cadwallader Ann C. Campbell  § Elizabeth Brick Collier ’37 § William M. Craighead ’44 and Betty Bakley Craighead § David L. Eldridge ’85 and Lisa Carney Eldridge § Elizabeth G. Eschallier § Sarah Wood Fell ’45  § Elizabeth Wood Fritsch ’69 and C. Theodore Fritsch § Gabriel C. ’53 and Devera Garber  § Joan and Barry Gluck § Eileen and Alan Goldstein § John J. Harkins ’54 and Margaret Weller Harkins ’53 § Esther Stapler Hart ’52 and Stephen Hart § Darlington Hoopes Jr ’45 § Charles S. ’44 and Nancy H. Hough  § John F. and Penny Hunt  § Gail B. and Alan R. Keim § Rebecca and Gilbert N. Kerlin  Michael S. Landes ’61 § Michael and Peggy L. Levengood Philip G. Lewis § Laurie Capellan Malkoff ’74 and Fred Leffel Don F. ’64 and Linda Marshall Robert J. Muth Martin and Elizabeth Ogletree § John D. Orr ’47 and Diane Siesel Orr ’52  § W. Blake K. Jr ’65 and Janice Parry § George L. ’58 and Nancy Pickering § Sharen M. Popkin § Grace O. Potts  § Arthur L. Powell § Cornelia Clarke Schmidt ’42  § Hank B. ’76 and Lisette Siegel Corey R. ’61 and Jonne Smith  § Samuel M. Snipes and Marion A. Smith  § Robert G. and Donna R. Steinmetz James W. Townsend Jr ’61 William H. and Theresa B. Tucker  JoAnn Johnson Woodman ’43 and Lewis Woodman  §

Faculty and Staff Total Dollars Raised: $41,458.61 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $29,745.51 Total Participation: 65%

Jose L. Acosta and Martha Guzman Jo F. and Sarah T. Adachi Meredith Baldi Alford ’01 Florentina Argueta Ileabeth Ayala Andrea M. Barberio Judy Bartella § Mike Battista Peggy Berger Nancy Zurn Bernardini and Steven D. Bernardini § Ari M. ’98 and Shauna Betof  § Juana K. Bivins Grace Blanton Margaret B. Bradbury Francis E. and Carol Bradley Nantaporn Brennan John Butera Adele Cadet Monica Caine Vincent R. Campellone and Karen Baker Campellone ’82 Philip W. Clampffer Kimberly Verica Colando ’83 and Christopher Colando Lisa A. and Geoffrey Collier § Jacqueline Coren Kathy Coyle and Gisele R. Pinck Betty Bakley Craighead and William M. Craighead ’44 § Maria D. and Alan Crosman Benjamin J. and Melanie Croucher Terence M. Culleton and Nancy Cocks Culleton § Glenn Curry and Susan Clarke Curry Mary Dart § Christine K. and Joseph P. Davidyock ’91 Jody A. Davis Kevin Davis ’77 and Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 § R. John Davison John F. Devine Deborah Vernon DiMicco ’72 and Bruce S. DiMicco ’75 § Cristina Rysz DiSabatino ’03 and Kevin DiSabatino Christian K. Donovan ’95 Joseph Ducati and Kate Smith Ducati Jane M. and Dirk L. Dunlap  Dominique D. Eareckson Michael W. Eareckson Virginia A. Eccles Daniel R. Elliott Thomas R. English and Renukah Somalingham Allison Ewing

Catherine L. M. and Nathan G. Ezzo Joyce Falsetti Lisa and Frank Faranca § Megan F. Fennen Jeffrey P. Fischer Steven E. S. Fletcher John J. Foisy Charles L. and Valerie G. Folk Rachel M. Fumia Glenn V. Garman Michael F. and Gail Gersie John R. Gleeson III ’65 and Constance Edwards Gleeson ’78 Tom Griffith § Francisco Gutierrez ’77 Karen Suplee Hallowell § Phoebe C. Hallowell ’07 Mark R. Harrigan Elena O’Boyle Harris ’90 Colleen G. Hasson Linda E. and William Heinemann  § Steven L. Heitzer and Kelly Meashey Robyn R. Herman ’06 Ronald Hinman Tom Hoopes ’83 and Beth Castiglione Scott E. Hoskins and Susan Woodman Hoskins ’71 § Monica M. and Brad Isserman Sheila A. Jacobs and Paul Wysocki Steven J. ’90 and Amy Jo § Levon Jones Rebecca L. Jones Kevin S. and Margaret A. Karaffa Barbara L. Kibler and Daryl Fair Laura T. and Geoff Kinnel § David G. Kosan Gayle H. and Brandon Kowalewski Cynthia A. and Donald Law David and Minnie Lee S. Odie and Robert LeFever § Ralph D. Lelii and Linda Dunphy Avis and Neuman Leverett III Michael G. LoStracco Polly Lodge and Dick O’Hern George E. Long Jr and Maureen P. Long Katie and Frank Lumpkin Claire M. Lutz

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

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Carolyn B. Lyday Paul A. ’65 and Pamela E. Machemer § Cindy K. Mahoney Dominique Mantelli Megan M. McBride Robert H. Jr and Stephanie McBride § Dina M. McCaffery Pauline McKean Lorraine McKenney Ellen McMaster Cheryl A. Mellor and Edna-Anne Valdepeñas Jack W. Merkl Melaina Governatore Mirarchi ’93 Rebecca A. and Robert Missonis Stephen A. ’82 and Laurie Moyer Deborah D. and James H. Newbold ’72 § Julia B. Nickles ’03 Joseph and Carolyn Nicolosi Buppha Niranon Gretchen Nordleaf-Nelson and Scott Nelson Janine D. Nyce Chris Odom and Kathleen O’Neal § Travis and Maggie A. Ortogero Danielle Picard-Sheehan and Paul Sheehan Richard Polgar Andrew M. Popkin ’83 and Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  Glen J. Pratt Susan Quinn Bryan C. Raudonis Patrick J. Renshall and Jennifer A. Savage-Renshall Pippa P. and Dwayne Rex Matthew M. Rodrigue Berta Rodriguez Tom Rogers ’73 and Kathy Hart Rogers ’75 § Nancy Romanchek Rosemarie and Joel Rosenberg § Susan and Mark E. Ross Michelle Ruess Yelena Rumyantseva Amedeo Salamoni Ethiel M. Sandoval Herman Sandoval Miguel Sandoval Alyssa Schultheis Laura Koerckel Selvig Emily A. Shaker  Kayakorn Shumsonk Linda Silber Carter J. ’76 and Erin B. Sio Benjamin S. Smith ’91 Thomas E. Soper and Kim Glassman W. Scott and Jasmine Spence Nancy O. and Jack Starmer  § Patricia A. Steffan 

Molly L. and Brad Stephenson § John T. Stevens IV ’02 Mary K. Stranford Marlin Stroh Norman K. and Betty Tjossem § Beverly Trautwein § Terry and Wayne Tuttle Gretchen van Horn Douglas A. and Donna Walters Colette Weber Marion T. and Blake Wells Maureen and Robert West Susan Wilf Eric R. Wolarsky Carol and Richard Wozniak § Frank Wunderle David R. Young Marilyn Young Selina Yu Dan Zalenski Anonymous (2)

Former Faculty and Staff Total Dollars Raised: $60,590.14 Annual Fund Dollars Raised: $17,517.04

James E. and Margie Achterberg Margaret K. Alderfer Margaret B. and Robert E. Anderson § Edward J. and Carol Baker § Diane Barlow Steven D. Bernardini and Nancy Zurn Bernardini § Mary Eastburn Biggin ’42  § David L. and Ruth W. Bourns  § Carol and Francis E. Bradley Kenneth S. Burton ’51 and Marjorie McFeely Burton ’55 § Karen Baker Campellone ’82 and Vincent R. Campellone Beth Castiglione and Tom Hoopes ’83 Laurence G. Jr ’70 and Lorraine T. Claggett Susan Clarke-Curry and Glenn Curry James S. Coan ’54 and Clara Montgomery Coan ’55  § Alexander J. Cohen ’99 Barry and Dottie Coppock § Laurie Rendall Coursin ’67 William M. Craighead ’44 and Betty Bakley Craighead § David B. and Anne Crawford  § Elizabeth M. and Daniel W. Crofts § Alan and Maria D. Crosman

Kevin Davis ’77 and Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 § Dorothy W. Detwiler  § Bruce S. DiMicco ’75 and Deborah Vernon DiMicco ’72 § Dirk L. and Jane M. Dunlap  Roger K. ’67 and Christine Eareckson David L. Eldridge ’85 and Lisa Carney Eldridge § Nancy and Jeffrey Engblom Marna Feldt § Sarah Wood Fell ’45  § Ruth Coe Fergusson ’45 and A. Carter Fergusson § Farrell and Richard Friedenberg Barbie Gale ’71 Anne McCarthy and Earl Garrison § Stephen L. Gessner ’62 and Kathleen Minder Stanley M. Green ’41  § Anne M. Greene § Kimberly H. Gross and Mark Rosenthal Darryl Harper and Sonya Clark Elena O’Boyle Harris ’90 Walton S. and Peggy Hathaway  § Sally R. and Richard Henriques § Robyn R. Herman ’06 The Estate of Eleanor K. Hess Mabel V. and Donald E. Houghton Jr § Nancy S. Irving ’64 Leo M. Janas and Sue Petrone § Lars C. Jansson ’55 § Susan Shaw Keffer ’37 Randi and John Lawrie § Anne C. LeDuc  R. Kimball Leiser  § Neuman III and Avis Leverett Donald T. ’57 and Polly Little  Kassem L. Lucas ’90 James W. McKey  § Peter C. Miles  § Carole and Frederick G. Monahan Mary Stevens Myers § Wendy Gross Nierenberg ’67 and Steven Nierenberg  § Robert L. Orr ’76 and Holly Schroder Orr ’78 § Dwayne and Pippa P. Rex Scott and Susan Rhodewalt Nancy H. Roberts Mark E. and Susan Ross Charles E. Sanders ’93 David R. ’65 and Elizabeth Satterthwaite § Jennifer A. Savage-Renshall and Patrick J. Renshall Joy and Kenneth E. Schroder  Phyllis F. Sexton § Anne Culp Storch ’67 and Jay Storch ’68  § John D. and Jacqueline M. Streetz §

James M. Talbot ’61 and Nina Sinkler § Wendy L. Talbot ’70  Daphne Plaisted Taylor ’73 § Betty and Norman K. Tjossem § Virginia Cronister Vaughan § Mark S. and Diane Wiley Laurel Williams Wise and Marc L. Wise ’87 Christina A. Wiskowski ’99

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We are grateful to the following organizations and individuals for their generous support.

A. Brooks Construction, Inc. Acteon Networks LLC Advent Software Aita and Lawrence Passmore Fund Nicholas Alfero The Estate of Charles J. Allen Jr American Management Advisors, Inc. Amgen Foundation Andrew D. Steginsky Philanthropic Fund Ann and Tom Atkinson Family Fund Annie E. Casey Foundation ARC Masonry Inc Arnold Charitable Fund Asahel P.H. & Caroline D. Bloomer Charitable Trust Automatic Devices Company Baltimore Community Foundation Bank of America Barbara Janney Desanzo Fund Timothy B. Barnard The Estate of Reba F. Barnes Baumeister Family Foundation Mitch and Lynn Baumeister Lorraine Bender Bergen County United Way Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Bowie Gridley Architects The Estate of Belle V. Briggs § Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Inc. Bryco Controls Inc. Building Control Solutions CA Technologies Calvert Foundation Cambrian Foundations Inc. Cameron International Corporation Ronald and Jill Cancelliere Carmean Ross Family Charitable Fund Lee Ann Culmer Carter  § Chandler-Shreve Family Fund Charles and Martha Evans Fund Henry G. Chiles Jr William C. Coffin Colonial Consulting, LLC Community Foundation of Collier County Community Foundation of New Jersey Community Foundation Serving Boulder County Coventry Health Care Nancy Cox Crofts Family Fund CulinArt Inc. Margot Cunningham Laura Darling David and Barbara Houghton Fund Barbara Delafield

Doran Family Foundation William Haris and Catherine Eliot Ella Gayle Hamlin Foundation Ellen & Andrew Celli Foundation Ellen Wills Martin Foundation Employee Giving c/o Cybergrants EnPro Industries ExxonMobil Foundation Fallen Angels Foundation Inc. Federico and Liz Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Karin Fink § FJC Foundation for Enhancing Communities Fountainhead Foundation Fred Beans Parts, Inc. Rhonda Frenkel Garber-Saleh Charitable Fund GE Foundation Gilbert and Rebecca Kerlin Fund Jessica Ginder Gini Coefficient Fund Goldman, Sachs & Co. Goose, Ltd. Grace Construction Management Margaret Grove GTM Sportswear H&L Team Sales Inc. Harris Blacktopping Inc Eleanor Haupt Carol Haussermann Heinemann Family Fund Highfields Fund Highland-Mills Foundation Hilary and Richard Cooper Philanthropic Fund Hoffman-Bravy Charitable Foundation Home Depot Foundation Hough Petroleum HRM USA Inc. Huff & Vander Beek, LLP Virginia Huxley IMC Construction J. Nicholas Newman and Kathleen K. Newman Fund J.M. Mechanical Services, LLC J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Jerome Associates Jewish Communal Fund Jewish Community Endowment Fund Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation John Hancock Financial Services Inc. The Estate of Alcy D. Johnson  The Estate of James G. Johnson Jr

Jonathan E. Rhoads Trust Joyslin W. and Thomas D. Bushman Fund K Interior Design KBR Kinloch Woodworking Limited Susan Kosoff August Leming Yan Li and Xin He Hui Liu and Feng Guo Aisha Lomax Barbara Longstreth M.A. & Josephine R. Grisham Foundation Macy’s Foundation Maddux Family Fund Mainstream Swimsuits Inc. Maxfield Family Fund William and Susan Maxfield § Debi Field McGrath Melvin and Janet Brownold Fund The Mennonite Foundation Delia Mercene Merck Company Foundation Microsoft Moyer Indoor Outdoor Network for Good New Garden Monthly Meeting New York Community Trust New York Life Foundation Du Nguyen and Ha Do Nickles Contracting Inc. Jane Oswald Paul Entrekin Foundation Peter Backman and Annie Christopher Fund Philadelphia Insurance Companies Philip Rosenau Co., Inc. Chickie Poisson PPL Services Corporation Process Plus Legal Services, LLC Quad Investments Inc. RBC Trust Company Limited ReArch Company LLC Relocation Movers Services Inc. Robert W. Sarnoff Foundation Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Octavius Robinson Rohovsky Family Foundation Inc. Ronald N. Yurcak Foundation Dorothy B. Ross Rudge Family Fund Susie Salomon Schwab Charitable Gift Fund Second Anonymous In and Out Fund William A. Shaker Scott E. Shimizu Georgiana Siksay Silicon Valley Community Foundation Mary D. Smith Snyder Graphics Solebury Friends Meeting

SOURCE Institute for Human Performance Springbank Foundation Carlton J. Jr and Terry R. St. Bernard Tyler St. Bernard Star Dutch Inc. Starr Foundation State Street Corporation Sterling Fund Joan Stiles Julie Stone Sue Stone Michael and Gabriele Streit Joseph T. Stubbs Jr Amanda Sullivan Robert Sullivan Sulzberger-Lax Family Fund TD Bank TDS Concrete Inc Tech Sales Inc. Ted and Ruth Johnson Family Foundation TEL-DAT Communications, Inc Temple Sholom in Broomall Mark B. Thompson TIB Molbiol LLC Wilmer and Joan Tjossem Transportation Services Inc. Truist Tyco Electronics Vanguard Group Verizon Foundation Vermont Community Foundation Waldman Family Charitable Trust The Estate of Anna Walker The Estate of William Walker Jian Wang Weglicki Family Foundation Fund Tim and Denise Weglicki Weingart Family Fund West Associates, Inc. Jackie Westervelt Joelle Williams Willis North America Inc. Cynthia C. Wilson Wm. W. Fabian & Son Inc. Qiang Xiang and Mei Zhang Anonymous (5)

Leadership Gifts are HIGHLIGHTED in bold type see Giving levels page 27

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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We are pleased to acknowledge gifts made in honor or in memory of the following people.

In Honor of...

Stephanie Rohovsky Akbari ’83 Emily R. Alexander ’12 Alexandra Casillo ’95 Annik Ali ’96 All the staff and teachers Athletics Department and GS coaches Debra Gross Balka ’77 Samuel L. Balka ’16 Linda Brownold Bell ’78 Nancy Zurn Bernardini Allison S. Betof ’01 Ari M. Betof ’98 Christopher Borum ’83 David L. Bourns Francis E. Bradley Mary Brown Anna Brownold Emily R. Brownold ’72 Linda Brownold Tyler V. Campellone ’12 Edith Pusey Cannon ’47 Jason Cincotta ’13 Qudsiyyah Collings ’15 Anastasia E. Crossley ’15 Nancy Cocks Culleton Terence M. Culleton Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 Kevin Davis ’77 Logan C. Davis ’10 Ruben L. Davis ’06 R. John Davison Nicholas E. Dawit ’02 Emily J. Dayton ’08 Sara E. Dayton ’05 Dorothy W. Detwiler Sebastian DiMino ’15 Ethan T. Dunbar ’13 Jordan Dunbar ’15 Jane M. Dunlap Peter R. Einstein ’12 English Faculty Claudie D. Fischer Fox and Friends Rees J. Frescoln III ’60 Harrison M. Fritz ’14 Rachel M. Fumia Daniel C. Gage ’14 James Garry ’09 Robert W. Geissinger John R. Gleeson III ’65 Leonard S. Gottlieb ’12 Tiger Greene Pamela R. Grumbach Christina I. Haney ’12 Stephen L. Harris ’52 Anna Wooster Haynes George Emerson Haynes Daniel D. Homeier ’08

Tom Hoopes ’83 Scott E. Hoskins M. Rebecca Hutchins David S. Johnson ’59 Jacob M. Kaplan ’12 Elizabeth A. Katz ’05 Gwendolyn J. Kerr ’47 Barbara L. Kibler Dawit Kiflemariam ’15 Laura T. Kinnel Savannah R. Kopel ’11 Anne C. LeDuc S. Odie LeFever Ralph D. Lelii Lori Zoltick Levy ’76 Kevin W. Lewis ’99 Nancy H. Lewis ’70 Lauren M. Lippincott ’01 Tracy A. Lippincott ’04 Boning Liu ’15 Michael G. LoStracco Polly Lodge Carolyn B. Lyday The Machemer Cup Competition Pamela E. Machemer Paul A. Machemer ’65 Stephanie McBride Peter W. McCall ’07 Peter C. Miles Culver Miller Kevin E. Moon Stephen A. Moyer ’82 Lauren K. Neal ’06 John Ford Noonan Chris Odom Travis Ortogero Christine Malcolm Pappas ’77 Thomas A. Pedersen ’12 Nathaniel M. Philips ’12 Danielle Picard-Sheehan Maximilian A. Plotnick ’05 Richard Polgar Andrew M. Popkin ’83 Chip Poston Diana Zoltick Rednor ’70 Eliana J. Resnick ’12 Ian G. Rex ’13 Pippa P. Rex Paul E. Rohovsky ’86 David R. Satterthwaite ’65 Richard M. Segel Mary L. Shoemaker ’57 Alan M. Siegel ’79 Ann Brownold Singer ’74 Kenneth J. Siry ’14 The Sio Family Elana L. Solomon ’15 Nancy O. Starmer Jessica Stirba ’02 Julian H. Strachan ’12

Jacqueline M. Streetz John D. Streetz Cassidy D. Thompson ’12 Norman K. Tjossem Beverly Trautwein Treat Pizza (3rd floor Main ladies — 1998) Cameron Vakili ’15 Cyrus R. Vakili ’13 Colette Weber Betsy West Weber The Weiler Family Russell M. Weimar ’48 Emma M. Wells ’13 Maureen West Eric R. Wolarsky Matthew Wolfe Edwin M. Youtz ’57 Brian J. Zavodnick ’93 Brad J. Zoltick ’74 Jerel M. Zoltick ’68 Meredith I. Zoltick ’07 Philip Zoltick ’67 In Memory of...

“Jacquie” Roy T. Abbott ’18 Barbara Dodd Anderson ’50 Elizabeth Eberhard Anderson ’32 Mrs. Felicia Awuku Julian Bailey ’69 Leon J. Baker Marjorie Darling Barnard ’62 Matthew C. Baumeister Charlotte H. Blaschke Donald J. Blum John E. Bowen III ’49 Jean D. Boyd ’77 Marvin Brod Edward Buco Rhoda Bunnell ’54 Raymond A. Cabrera ’77 John T. Carson Ann E. Carter ’62 John A. Carter ’49 Alexandra Casillo ’95 W. Brooks Cavin Jr ’33 Cynthia M. Chevins ’72 Katherine Pearson Chiles ’56 Constance Shane Clovis ’60 Laura Bruton Coelen ’57 Phebe Johnson Coffin ’54 Doris E. Cohen Anne Dann Compton ’58 J. William Conner ’32 Elizabeth Cox Corle ’43 Hugh M. Cronister ’44 Wilma Kearns Culp ’39 Phil Dansky Lila Deis Booker T. Dingle Paul Ducroiset Petra Duffett Michael Dunitz ’71 John O. Eberhard ’40

Thomas T. Eberhard ’42 John C. Eliot ’80 Richard Emmet Elizabeth Haines Ernst ’45 Eugene L. Webster Elizabeth Titelman Falcone ’73 Albrecht E. Fetzer ’59 Susan Cadwallader Fletcher ’55 Barbara Forrest ’46 Gordon Foster ’36 Ann Ward Fowler Grant Fraser Robert B. Fraser ’59 Charles and Mable Freeman Frances Garber William R. Gawthrop Jr ’43 Jennifer Gillett ’62 Benjamin G. Girton ’80 Elizabeth Gregory Edward I. Haupt III ’59 William T. Haupt ’61 Ernest M. Heimlich ’41 Kurt Hentschel ’51 William Herbert M. Robert Herrick ’44 Eleanor K. Hess Faith Jenkins Hidell ’33 Ann Stover Hollinger ’54 Liz Gray Hollingsworth John S. Hollister ’31 Darlington Hoopes ’13 Hazelette Hoopes Rae Hoopes ’50 William J. Hough ’07 Nancy Longnecker Hubby ’54 Barbara Beairsto Huntington ’46 Florence Bullen Hurbanis ’29 Kathleen Walton Jimenez ’62 Walter Johnson June E. Kallus Masahiro Kazahaya Kenneth Keskinen Sara Klein Janet Haines Kosoff ’56 Dorothy and Clifford Lane Ruth Lawrie Toni Lawrie Nancy H. Lewis ’70 Stephen L. Lovekin ’58 Jacob D. Malone ’06 Samuel P. Mammel ’72 Alan M. Mancill ’43 Adelbert Mason Robert H. McBride Sr. Mary McCleaf Jeni Reiko McCoy Richard A. McFeely ’51 Dale K. Miller Martha Miller ’71 Ezra W. Morrell ’94 Anna S. Morris Charles Mendel Nelson Pete Newman Marcene Nodine Nancy Jo Noonan

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Stephanie McBride

How do you feel about teaching at George School?

I’m going into year thirty-two here, and my passion for teaching remains as strong as ever.

There is something energizing about being surrounded by colleagues who are committed to excellence, care about helping one another, and value laughter. I have seen the school’s commitment to its core values remain clear and grow stronger over this time.

Community Annual Fund Committee Member*

What do students gain from attending George School?

There is the obvious: a top-notch education. But they also come to value community. I sense that a spirit that may even be called holy exists in the deep connections among people here.

When I write college recommendations, I ask students to write about what they feel they are taking from their George School experience. Again and again, they talk about having grown in self-awareness, independence, and confidence, but also in their openness to others and the world around them.

Strong support from the faculty— in terms of numbers, not just dollars—shows that working at George School is more than a job.

Why do you contribute to George School?

George School is a remarkable place. I’ve taught in other schools and experienced the difference. I love working with students on their writing as they sift through words and phrases to arrive at the language that best articulates what is in their minds. I feel privileged to witness some of those “aha” moments, when a student reasons through an argument, puts the pieces together, and reaches deep for the words to express those ideas.

At George School Stephanie has been an English teacher and department chair, dorm head of Brown House, Community Assistance Team head, former class sponsor, and co-founder of the Peer Group program, spouse (husband Bob is an academic information technology coordinator), and parent (Sarah ’96). * A s a member of the Community Annual Fund Committee, Stephanie encourages other faculty members to give. As she says, “Teachers contribute by working here, but it’s important to demonstrate our commitment to the whole enterprise and community beyond the investment of time and energy.

Strong support from the faculty—in terms of numbers, not just dollars—shows that working at George School is more than a job.”

Rita and John Noonan Dr. Albert G. Oliver J. Charles O’Neill ’94 Louis and Patricia Onori Ruth Eberhard Paine ’34 Jean Shearer Parker ’43 Evelyn Johnson Parry ’41 William B. Parry ’40 Elizabeth Pusey Passmore ’32 J. Harold Passmore William A. Penn Harsh V. Pittie ’62 Gregory Keith Pretlow II Christopher H. Richie ’58 Matthew J. Richter T. Thacher Robinson ’46 Ernestine Robinson Marc Rubin James E. Sailer ’49 Louise Samuel Ralph D. Samuel ’63 Anne Exton Stone Scarlett Kenneth E. Schroder John T. Sears

Christopher C. Selby ’82 Alan Sexton Michael F. Sherrin Jonathan E. Shimm ’74 Hugh Simmers IV ’82 Shamell L. Smalls ’02 Carter T. Smith ’40 Frances Griscom Smith ’15 Bradshaw Snipes ’41 Howard T. Snipes ’81 Robert Snowden Brian W. Stafford ’56 Philip and Pearl Stark Ralph Stein Chandler H. Stevens ’52 John D. Talbot Thomas E. Taylor ’30 Charles Tennant Katherine R. Thompson Dave H. Thurm ’77 Mary Townend Howard S. Turner ’29 Willie C. Twyman ’77 Eugenie Vickery

T. Carter Waghorne ’99 Louise Benton Wagner ’55 Wei Wei Wang ’04 M. Cleves Daniels Weber ’56 Doris Parks Webster ’46 Dorothy Denworth Wetherald ’49 Winfield S. Wilson Jr ’37 Betty P. Winn H. Taylor Winner Jr ’37

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At George School, education is something we all do together—many parents, students, teachers, staff, and friends volunteer their time and resources to help this community flourish. Our thanks go to the following people.

George School Committee Joanna M. Bassert ’77 § Thomas Bell § Amy Ward Brimmer Gretchen Castle Gloria Denoon Arthur C. Henrie ’47  § Jennifer Parker Holtz ’89 § Edwin D. Huff Timothy D. Katsiff ’87 § Christopher Kerr § Michael J. Kosoff ’56 § Bennett P. Lomax ’95 Kassem L. Lucas ’90 N. Chiyo Moriuchi Theodore Nickles § Rodney Robinson § Craig Scott Richard M. Segel § Deborah M. Spitalnik  § Andrew Steginsky § Tacie Yerkes Trull ’74 § Terese Van Solkema-Waitz ’74 § James L. Whitely ’54  § Additional GSC Subcommittees and Advisory Committees Lisa Parry Becker ’89 § Nancy Zurn Bernardini § Edward G. Biester Jr ’48 § Norman Bing § Michelle Bitzer Jack Brod David P. Bruton ’53  § Vincent R. Campellone Yu-Wen Chen ’99 Lisa A. Collier § Christian K. Donovan ’95 John Fowler Qi Gao Susan Gaston-Simon Joan Gluck § Don Hayden  § Marilyn Hayden  § Carol Powell Heller ’71 § Alan Hilburg Charles S. Hough ’44  § John F. Hunt  § Alan R. Keim § Nicholas D. Kerr ’00 § Laura T. Kinnel § Craig Kolbman Hsiu-Huei Lee Paul A. Machemer ’65 §

Jennifer Cox McNeil ’77 § Jamaal B. Mobley ’00 Scott Nelson William G. Nelson IV ’52 § John D. Orr ’47  § Gisele R. Pinck Norval Reece § Jody A. Krosnick Rodgers ’79 Janet Roy Anne Culp Storch ’67  § Edna-Anne Valdepeñas Cheryl Veith Fred Veith Laurel Williams Wise Nannan Xia

Fitness and Athletics Campaign Committee Michelle Bitzer David P. Bruton ’53  § Gloria Denoon Don Hayden  § Carol Powell Heller ’71 § John B. Hoffman ’73  § John F. Hunt  § Steven J. Jo ’90 § Kassem L. Lucas ’90 Paul A. Machemer ’65 § Jody A. Krosnick Rodgers ’79 Craig Scott Anne Culp Storch ’67  § Jevon W. Thoresen ’97 Laurel Williams Wise Honor Thy Coaches Event Committees Nancy Zurn Bernardini § Deborah Vernon DiMicco ’72 § Kevin M. Edwards ’97 § Joan Campbell Eliot ’65 § Barbie Gale ’71 Carol Powell Heller ’71 § Elizabeth Davison Hyde ’76 Antonio P. Jackson ’71  § David S. Johnson ’59 Peter L. Joslin ’65  Kenny King ’97 § Michael J. Kosoff ’56 § Douglas E. Leach ’71 Kassem L. Lucas ’90 James M. Talbot ’61 § Wendy L. Talbot ’70  Jevon W. Thoresen ’97

50th Reunion Committee James C. Baldwin ’62 Ellyn Clemmer Ballou ’62 Albert M. Bradley ’62 § Newton T. Brosius ’62  Sara Wislar Farneth ’62 Linda Lynes Groetzinger ’62 Lydia Parry Lewis ’62 J. Robert Passmore ’62 John M. Robinson Jr ’62 § Margaret Emory Stackpole ’62 § Walter S. Teller ’62 Reunion Committee Members Debra Gross Balka ’77 Mary Eastburn Biggin ’42  § Brooke Garrigan Buchanan ’87 Audrey A. Burger ’07 Andrew J. Cantor ’77 Melissa Loomar Carpene ’82 Tara M. Chambers ’87 § Dev Chanchani ’92 Lori Marcus Coffey ’82 Kathryn Tucker Cywinski ’92 Anne Harris Dawson ’52 § Bruce E. Dawson § Adele Hommell Edwards ’57 Matthew D. Fine ’82  § Malcolm K. Fleschner ’87 Michael J. Gretz Jr ’02 Sarah Hayden Hall ’02 Gail Eveland Hebert ’52 § Arthur C. Henrie ’47  § Ellen Magod Hill ’77 Anne Hunter ’82 Valle Brewer Ingram ’52  Amy A. Jarrett ’72 Linda Root Kenyon ’57 H. Paul Kester ’47 Douglas J. Kingham ’97 Shirley Morrell Loder ’52 Abigail A. Lovett ’72 Robert P. Machemer ’92 Jerome H. Majzlin ’57 Jeney Blanchard McCoy ’52 S. David Miller ’67  § Jessica Miranda ’92 § Valerie Kester Morrissey ’72 Robert H.Neill § Townley Biddle Neill ’52 § William G. Nelson IV ’52 § Diane Siesel Orr ’52  § John D. Orr ’47  § Brenda Roepcke Palmer ’72 Brian R. Pirollo ’92 Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  Eli A. Reusch ’97 Andrew P. Rivinus ’72 § Sigmund J. Roos ’72  § Sunil Santoni-de-Reddy ’02 Virginia Kauffman Schmunk ’47 § B. Lawrence Seabrook Jr ’52 J. Lawrence Shane ’52 §

Anne Culp Storch ’67  § Steven E. Sweitzer ’67 Headley S. White Jr ’52 § Barbara P. Winn ’72 Harry M. Woske ’42 §

Alumni Annual Fund Committee Kenza Abtouche ’08 Deepak S. Atri ’06 David A. Balme ’09 § Elizabeth A. Bitzer ’10 § Marianna L. Bogucki ’05 Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76 § Katherine Winn Boyer ’89 § Laura Iverson Burg ’94 § Sydney F. Burns ’10 § Lorraine Mulford Cain ’50 Meridith Rogers Carroll ’95 Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 § Nicholas E. Dawit ’02 Christina L. DiGiulian ’11 § David L. Eldridge ’85 § Susan C. Evans ’99 § Katherine E. Falconi ’95 Dana L. Falsetti ’11 Daniel Fernandes ’10 Theodore B. Fetter ’00 Patrick R. Flannery-Reilly ’03 Robert E. Ganz ’69  § Mark G. Gerelus ’09 § Mary Lou Baker Gould ’46  § Zachary Logan Gould ’03 Laurence B. Green ’60 § Charles W. Haines III ’75 Sara L. Harmon ’11 Henry R. Hidell III ’59 Bernard Hirsh ’74 John B. Hoffman ’73  § Emma R. Holt ’09 Marguerite Horikawa ’10 Alexa M. Hornbeck ’10 Charles S. Hough ’44  § Morgan E. Humphrey ’09 Antonio P. Jackson ’71  § Myra S. Jacobs ’11 § Laura Grontkowski James ’86  § Steven J. Jo ’90 § Lee H. Kenworthy ’60 § Nicholas D. Kerr ’00 § Bonnie Dinsmore Kerrick ’58 Savannah R. Kopel ’11 Michael J. Kosoff ’56 § Virginia Work Kosoff ’56 § Susan Lane ’66 Jonathan H. Levinson ’90 E. David Luria ’54  § Sarah Belton Lutomski ’98 Anne Kirk Neff ’48 § Robert Neff ’48 § Naeemah S. Nelson ’00 Bruce S. Parkinson ’46  § Alyson N. Passanante ’10 § Hilary N. Pearsall ’10

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Holly A. Phelps ’70  § Linda Ticehurst Pierce ’58   Eli A. Reusch ’97 JoAnn Riker ’09 Andrea E. Riley ’09 Javier J. Rivera ’09 § Katherine Thomas Roberts ’90 Richard F. Rodgers ’84 Kate Sherfy Rogers ’75 Sara McEvilly Rosamilia ’96 Rex D. Roskos ’11 Elizabeth K. Ross ’00 Emma L. Rowan ’08 § Willa L. Rowan ’11 § C. Herbert Sharpless ’66  § Linsey Hankins Short ’96 Kevin V. Simone ’11 § Douglas P. Smith ’64 Suzanne F. Smith ’79 Craig X. Sotres ’74 § Jonathan R. Stott ’03 Alicia Marciano Sullivan ’86 Betty Lou Leedom Thompson ’56 § Taisha M. Thompson ’91 Gordon L. Toggweiler ’04 Miranda Rich Tollman ’88 Victor C. Vaughen ’51 § Coerte R. Voorhees ’09 Alcora N. Walden ’01 Judy Winter Walker ’65 § Benjamin G. Walmer ’94 Elizabeth Weiss-Bernarducci ’80 Charlotte H. Wells ’11 Christopher P. Whitely ’91 Whitney G. Wilkerson ’95 Brian J. Wise ’93 § David W. Wright ’00

Parent Annual Fund Committee Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76 § Amy Ward Brimmer Elizabeth Chapman Joseph Coscia Patricia Coscia Lisa Delgado C. Dori Dugan Julie Krikorian Eshbaugh ’83 Laura Fisher Mary Ann Fritschie Robert Haberle Diana Heredia Holly Houston Susan Knoll Anita Manders Maria Maurio June Millington Dreda Newman Janine D. Nyce Carol Penn Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  Janet Roy Michelle Ruess Elena Schisa

Kathleen A. Sowiak Rachel Sterns Alicia Verleysen Pamela A. Williams

Community Annual Fund Committee Meredith Baldi Alford ’01 Andrea M. Barberio Lisa A. Collier § Jacqueline Coren Kathy Coyle Jane M. Dunlap  Lisa Faranca § Rachel M. Fumia Michael F. Gersie Tom Hoopes ’83 Cynthia A. Law Ralph D. Lelii Paul A. Machemer ’65 § Robert H. McBride Jr § Stephanie McBride § Julia B. Nickles ’03 Kathleen O’Neal § Danielle Picard-Sheehan Carter J. Sio ’76 Norman K. Tjossem § Student Annual Fund Committee Tatiana M. Af Geijerstam Lindberg ’15 Emily R. Alexander ’12 Meredith Allen ’12 Autumn R. Atkinson ’13 Marguerite G. Carmean ’15 Margaret F. Cherney ’14 Anirban Das ’13 Taylor B. Denton ’12 Adedoyin Eisape ’13 Natasha M. English ’14 Haydee Lara ’12 Thomas A. Lodge-Yanez ’12 Jessica S. Malerman ’13 Damon McCasker ’13 Joseph D. McNichol ’12 David Minoli ’12 Thomas W. Morgan ’13 Monica V. Nadeau ’15 Molly P. Nye ’13 Juliana Pham ’14 Ly N. Phan ’13 Catherine R. Rodgers ’14 Nadia D. Ross ’13 Francesca Sacchi ’14 Emily A. Stone ’13 Tanzania S. Thomas ’13 George A. Thurlow ’14 Hemal R. Trivedi ’13 Julia S. Um ’12 Ea Jung Yoo ’14

Regional Event Planning Groups Diane R. Brenner ’81 § Lauren M. Buroojy ’04 Amelia A. Erwitt ’98 § Adriana E. Essilfie ’03 Meredith D. Gluck ’03 James C. Kingham ’99 Vincent B. Murphy IV ’03 § Deirdre S. Tomlinson ’04 Parents Associations Stephanie Bariahtaris Madeline Bayliss Kathie Bentley Jean Hesselman Bohr ’76 § Esther Brecher Elana Broch Donna Brower Monique Burnett-Smith Rosemarie Bustard Christine Carcia Melissa Loomar Carpene ’82 Ellen Chang Caroline Chen Christina Chen Li-Li Chen Renee Cohen Kimberly Verica Colando ’83 Kelley Collings Joseph Coscia Patricia Coscia Anna Croom Elissa Darnowsky Lisa Delgado Mary Dunbar Ruth English Laura Fisher Gina Francano Farrell Friedenberg Doreen Gage Susan Gaston-Simon Alice Gens Beth Gilbert Tracey Giuffrida Vicki Gottlieb Debbie Gregory Robert Haberle Penny Haff Dodie Hamblen § Marilyn Hayden  § Diana Heredia Hope Hillegas Giuseppina Hipple Susan Woodman Hoskins ’71 § Harriet Jahr-Philips Bella Jaikaria Shari B. Kaplan Peter Keenan Sheila Keenan Jocelyn Keith Robert Kimelheim Susan Knoll LiChiao Ko

Aida Krishnan Lynn Kush Tracy LaRou Beth Lepianka Charlotte Lipinski Virginia Loebel Amy Loescher Ellen Malavsky Marty May Kathleen McGillivray Mary Menna Karen Miller June Millington Michelle Morrison Lorraine M. Muth § Alisa Myles Carolyn Nicolosi Juntarti Njotoprawiro Liza DiMino Nina Paratore Carol Penn Janine Peterson Joan Plumb Kathleen Polhamus Danielle Portnoy Diane Rice Jody A. Krosnick Rodgers ’79 Nancy Ross Elizabeth Rosser Ann Rucker Leslye Rush Gwen Scott-Hodges Yvette Shipman Christine M. Silverman Diane Sizer Patti Smialkowski Therese Smith Kathleen A. Sowiak Angela Straulino Mauro Straulino Sandra Sweitzer Patricia Taylor Ulrike Thuroff Mary Tomlin Ellyn Trickey-Coyle Cara Vaughn Alicia Verleysen Min-Chi von Trentini Michele Ware Greta Wiley

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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Karen Wurz Anne Yarnall

Guest Speakers and Hosts Seth R. Barmash ’00 Kristin A. Collier ’00 Lisa A. Collier § Stephanie Bradberry Crosby ’00 Jennifer Kuebler Davis ’78 § John J. Goodwin ’00 David Graham Jeffrey Harrison Nancy Harrison Brian Hodges Nicolas E. Houghton ’00 Susan Jasiewicz Laura T. Kinnel § James Klaver

Sharon Klaver Nina Paratore Elizabeth K. Ross ’00 Bentley Smith Kathleen A. Sowiak Lisa Stone Eduardo Thuroff Adriana Verleysen Tibbitts ’00 Jessica Langman Tomaszewski ’00 Min-Chi von Trentini

Admission Office Gerald Arth Anita Bhala Caroline Chen Renee Cohen Kimberly Verica Colando ’83 Kelley Collings

Ruth English Adriana E. Essilfie ’03 Penny Haff Robert Kimelheim James B. Langeler ’12 Charlotte Lipinski Kathleen McGillivray Christopher J. Muth ’82 § Lorraine M. Muth § Nina Paratore Amy Taylor Popkin ’82  Janet Roy Cindy Schretlen Colleen Shoemaker Ann Thurlow Alicia Verleysen

This 2011-2012 Report of Gifts includes donations made between August 1, 2011 and July 31, 2012.

George School has tried to recognize all who have contributed so thoughtfully to the school. We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled any name. Please advise us of any errors so that we may correct our records.

Write to: Advancement Office, George School, PMB 4438, 1690 Newtown Langhorne Road, Newtown PA 18940, email to advancement@georgeschool.org, or call 215.579.6564.

David Ross

Members of the Class of 2012 posed for their commencement photo on the steps of Main.

Other Volunteers Kathleen Bernhardt ’70 David B. Crawford  § Dorothy W. Detwiler  § Alex D. Reese ’09 Corissa Ginsberg Seraydarian ’91 Scott Seraydarian ’90

 John M. George Society Donors who include George School in their wills or estate plans

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StickY Bun Society Donors who have made gifts since graduating or for ten or more consecutive years

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FRONT COVER: George School’s newly completed Cougar Track and Cougar Field was dedicated in honor of four legendary coaches—John Gleeson ’65, Anne LeDuc, Dave Satterthwaite ’65, and Bob Geissinger—on May 12, 2012 during Alumni Weekend. BACK COVER: George School celebrated the bicentennial anniversary of this iconic building— the George School Meetinghouse—originally built in 1812 as the Twelfth Street Meetinghouse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Photos by Bruce Weller