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T h e M ag a z i n e o f G r e e n h i l l S c h o o l

Fall 2011

Character Education Through Athletics Class of 2011 Alumni News and Events Annual Report of Gifts

Cover Photo Jason Yaffe, Upper School history teacher and varsity cross country coach, with sophomore runners, Rebecca Sostek and Logan McGill Photo by Visual Q Photography This Photo Senior Cyerra Holmes Photo by Michael Clements Greenhill School is a diverse community of learners that strives for excellence; values individuality; fosters a passion for learning; promotes the balanced development of mind, body and character; encourages service; and instills a respect for others.

Greenhill School does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, color, religion, sexual orientation, ethnic or national origin in the administration of its educational policies and programs, admissions processes, financial aid programs, employment practices, athletic practices and other school administrative activities.

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Features 12 Class of 2011

Graduating Seniors prepare for their new role as

Greenhill alumni.

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Character Education Through Athletics Greenhill’s athletics program instills the fundamentals of character education – honor, respect and compassion – that students carry with them throughout their lives.

Annual Report of Gifts 40 Annual Report of Gifts

In support of Greenhill’s mission, the 2010 – 2011

Greenhill Fund surpassed its goal, raising over $1,700,000.

41 A Message from Karla R. Barber

Chair, Board of Trustees 42 Statement of Financial Position 43 Endowment Performance 44 Greenhill Giving: Summary of the Year

Departments

Senior Eric Klein

45 Greenhill Fund Leadership Team Greenhill Fund Donors Parents of Seniors Donors Grandparent Donors Faculty and Staff Donors Greenhill Alumni Donors Corporate and Foundation Donors Restricted Operating Donors Fine Arts Operating Donors

65 Library Donors

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A Word from Scott A. Griggs Head of School

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Supporting Greenhill

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School News Briefs

65 Gifts in Kind

31 Upcoming Alumni Events

66 Endowment Fund Descriptions

32 Class Notes

68 Endowment Fund Donors

36 A Tribute to Jeff Guyer ’99

69 Scholarship Winner Gives Back to Greenhill

38 In Memoriam

10 Spring Sports Recap 29 A Message from Clay Deniger ’86

President, Alumni Association 30 Spring Alumni Events

39 Turning Points Greenhill School 4141 Spring Valley Road Addison, Texas 75001

70 Why I Give 71 Greenhill School Board of Trustees

and Advancement Office

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A Word from the Head of School Dear Greenhill Community, The 2010–2011 school year was one of continued growth and significant success for Greenhill. Initiatives identified through our current strategic plan drove much of our work throughout the year.

Schedule changes in pre-k and kindergarten and third and fourth grades were made to better meet the needs of students at those levels. A significant commitment to character education, including a partner relationship with The Family Place, reinforced our commitment to our core values of honor, respect and compassion. A focus on global education was intensified with the visit of students and administrators from the WeolPyeong Middle School from Ulsan, Korea. Outstanding performances and achievements in the arts, along with two more SPC championships (boys volleyball and tennis), keep Greenhill as a leader in both of those disciplines.

Finally, our Advanced Placement scores were the strongest we have ever had, with 76% of the scores being 4’s and 5’s (typically meaning college credit and/or placement) and 94% being 3 or better (passing). Most notable were our scores in science, where 77% (20/26) of the AP Biology scores were 5’s, and 79% overall were 4’s and 5’s, and in Calculus where 81% were 4’s and 5’s. These scores highlight the great strength in our science and math programs.

The Class of 2011 had an incredible year with the college application process. In total, students applied to 242 different colleges in the U.S., Israel and the United Kingdom. This class applied to 45 colleges that Greenhill students had not applied to in the previous three years, demonstrating that our students approach the college search thoughtfully, individually and creatively. Our students earned significant scholarship money and spots in honors programs across the country. Seven students were accepted to highly-respected

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professional arts programs. Athletically, ten members of this class will continue to play sports at Division I and Division III schools. We look forward to following the many successes of the Class of 2011 in their college careers.

2010–2011 marked another stellar admission cycle. We received 878 applications, the most on record, an increase of 4.5% over the prior year. We accepted 23% of those that applied, and our yield increased to 77%. We excitedly welcomed 156 new faces to campus in August, and they are delighting us with how they have already contributed to the School in such a short time.

We also take this opportunity to reflect on the generosity of our community in the Annual Report of Gifts, which highlights the financial accomplishments of the year and acknowledges the many parents, alumni, grandparents, parents of alumni, faculty, staff and friends of Greenhill who contributed to the School in 2010–2011.

While the past several years have been a challenge for many, the good fortune of our Greenhill community has allowed us to continue to build our endowment and fund our operations. We are incredibly grateful to everyone for their tremendous support and look forward to another strong year ahead.

Thank you,

Scott A. Griggs Head of School

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Supporting Greenhill Baxter Brinkmann joins Peter Kraus as Co-Chair of the Development Committee Co-Chair, Peter Kraus, father of seventh-grader Jack, sophomore Nick and senior Will, welcomed fellow Trustee Baxter Brinkmann, father of fifth-grader Bridge and senior Bo, to the Development Committee this year as Co-Chair. A long-time supporter, Baxter Brinkmann has served on the Board of Trustees since 2000 and has been involved in numerous projects across the Greenhill campus, including Baxter Brinkmann, leadership support of the Great Expectations Campaign, with the Brinkmann Upper Co-Chair of the Development School Courtyard, as well as the construction of Brinkmann Field, the concession Committee building, and the tennis facilities. In addition, Baxter has provided years of generous annual support to both the Greenhill Fund and the Greenhill Gala. “I am excited that Baxter has agreed to help me lead this important Board committee, especially as we work to make progress implementing the School’s Strategic Plan. Baxter’s enthusiasm and support is evident across campus, and I’m sure he will continue to inspire others to support Greenhill,” remarked Peter Kraus.

Peter Kraus, Co-Chair of the Development Committee

The Development Committee ensures Greenhill’s long-term financial sustainability, encouraging and directing the annual giving fundraising effort, along with managing capital campaigns. As such, the Committee plays a critical role in resourcing the School, and we are grateful for the dedication of the Trustees who have served and continue to serve on this vital committee.

Greenhill Fund Volunteers: Quiet Heroes “I love to volunteer for the Greenhill Fund because every donation by every parent is important to Greenhill and helps to make a great school even better,” remarked Trustee Nancy Carlson, parent of eighth-grader Owen and sophomore Lewis. Nancy has served as Chair of the Greenhill Fund for the past two years and is working again this year with Trustee Ellenore Baker, parent of sixthgrader Cate and eighth-grader Graham.

Nancy Carlson, Baker has been a part of the Grade Captain Greenhill Fund Chair team for three years and is serving as ViceChair, helping to oversee more than 50 parent volunteers reaching out to all the families in the Greenhill community.

Trustees Sandy Beckert, parent of junior Rebecca, and Preethi Jayaseelan, parent of fourth-grader Kirin, sixth-grader Meera and freshman Zubin, are the Upper and Middle School Team Leaders who state this volunteer opportunity truly gives a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction. Kate Kettles, parent of first-grader Max and second-grader Cameron, heads up the Lower School as Team Leader. “I’m proud of the 93% participation achieved by our Lower School families, because we recognize the necessity of annual giving,” commented Kettles.

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The loyal group of parents who volunteer as Grade Captains each year give their time and support to enhance our students’ endeavors in academics, arts and athletics. The Greenhill Fund volunteers are truly quiet heroes contributing to the success of the School’s fundraising efforts!

Last year, the Greenhill Fund raised just under $1,700,000 from the 1,370 donors who are parents, alumni, grandparents, parents of alumni and friends! Annual contributions to the Greenhill Fund provide support that is used for a myriad of operating expenses including faculty salaries, financial aid, arts and academics, to name only a few.

Greenhill salutes our Grade Captains!

Ellenore Baker, Greenhill Fund Vice-Chair

See page 45 for a list of the 2010–2011 Grade Captains.

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School News Briefs

Five third-graders organized a bake sale that raised more than $2,600 for families in Japan.

Lower School News

Middle School News

Greenhill Lower School Students Raise More Than $2,600 for Families in Japan During the week of May 2, third-graders Ashley Owens, Emma Merriman, Emily Caplan, Sara Mohammad and Kerri Rosenthal, collectively known as “Hand in Hand Help Japan,” held a bake sale that raised more than $2,600 for families impacted by the recent earthquake and tsunami in Japan. The girls developed a plan for a division-wide bake sale and organized the acquisition of baked goods each day. The funds were donated to the Red Cross and will be used to help build new homes for Japanese families.

Student Captures National Honors from ACE Seventh-grader Justin Estrada captured the national crown in the Coin Image Contest sponsored by Ancient Coins for Education (ACE), Inc. After correctly answering the most questions in the annual competition, Estrada was awarded with a silver antoninianus minted during the Roman Empire between 241–243 C.E. The coin bears an image of the Emperor Gordianus on the front and an image of the Sun holding a globe on the back.

Students Compete in National Chess Tournament Four Greenhill students participated in the 2011 United States Chess Federation (USCF) National Elementary Championships at the Anatole Hotel in Dallas. First-grader Eyob Gebru and second-grader Rahul Banerjee competed in the K–3 Under 800 section. Banerjee won five of seven games, tying for 21st place out of 274 participants, and ranking 30th nationally. Fifth-grader Barrett Winchell performed well in the K–5 Championship, tying for 20th out of 276 participants. Ali Khambati, also in fifth grade, participated in the K–6 Championship section, tying for 48th, out of 166 participants.

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Greenhill Students Participate in State Science Olympiad Tournament Seventeen Greenhill Middle School students participated in the Texas State Science Olympiad Tournament at Texas A&M University. The Greenhill School team placed eighth overall and seven students earned eight individual medals.

Student Medal Winners: Sohum Daftary, eighth grade Rachel Davis, eighth grade Turner Hill, sixth grade

Alex Maue, sixth grade Henry Roseman, sixth grade Brooke Allen, fifth grade Swati Ravi, fifth grade

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Upper School News Greenhill Congratulates National Merit Scholars Greenhill School is proud to announce that two Greenhill seniors have received National Merit Scholarships, John C. Lo and Erin Ginsburg. Lo will attend Harvard University and Ginsburg will attend Kenyon College in the fall. These students were among the top 1% of all high school seniors taking the Preliminary SAT/ National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test in the fall of 2009.

Dr. Leslie Sinclair-Worley, teaching in this photo, participated in the Intercoastal Waterways Wetlands Expedition over the summer.

Greenhill Teacher Selected for Wetlands Expedition Greenhill Middle School science teacher, Dr. Leslie Sinclair-Worley participated in the Intercoastal Waterways Wetlands Expedition in the Gulf of Mexico from June 19–24. The highly competitive program, sponsored by ConocoPhillips and operated by the Gulf of Mexico Foundation, teaches participants about coastal habitats and issues facing the coast through hands-on activities and interaction with naturalists and other local authorities.

Students Shine at MATHCOUNTS State Tournament Greenhill students competed in the 2011 State MATHCOUNTS Tournament including eighth-grader Jade Basinski, and seventhgraders Ryan Diebner, Hartley McGuire and Sahil Mittal.

These students (Greenhill’s “A” team) finished 19th overall out of 54 teams in the team competition. In February, the team placed 2nd overall at the Preston Trails Chapter MATHCOUNTS Regional Competition to advance to the State Tournament.

Ryan Diebner, Sahil Mittal, Jade Basinski and Hartley McGuire with coach Grant Mindle at the MATHCOUNTS State Tournament

Holmes Garners Academic All-American Lacrosse Accolades Junior Cyerra Holmes was one of 23 student-athletes from the North Texas area to be selected to the U.S. Lacrosse Girls High School Academic All-American Team. The Greenhill standout was one of the top offensive players in the area this past season as she tallied 85 goals en route to securing Dallas Morning News All-Area and All-SPC accolades.

Greenhill Students Meet the Dalai Lama Ten Greenhill School seniors had the unique opportunity to meet the Dalai Lama as a part of SMU’s 10th Hart Global Leaders Program on May 9, 2011. The Dalai Lama spoke about compassion and the need for tolerance of all human differences, such as race, language or culture. The day provided Greenhill students an example of how Greenhill’s core values of honor, respect and compassion are important beyond the walls of the School. “The most memorable moment of the day was when the Dalai Lama held my hand when the photos were being taken,” said senior Kara Duncan. “His speech was warm, humble and very awe inspiring as well… [His] message that all human beings are the same is something that I will take with me for the rest of my life.”

NDCA Honors Timmons with Educator of the Year Award Greenhill School Director of Debate Aaron Timmons was awarded Educator of the Year at the 2011 National Debate Coaches Association (NDCA) National Championships. The Educator of the Year award is intended for an individual who has made a substantial impact on the high school debate community through their service, commitment and teaching. Not merely a teacher or coach to their own students, this individual should truly define what it means to be an educator to the community at large.

The NDCA’s goal is to strengthen the ability of coaches, across all regions and styles of debate, with a meaningful learning experience for their debaters.

Two Students Selected for Prestigious Creative Writing Summer Programs Two upper school students were selected to participate in premier summer creative writing programs. Freshman Molly Anderson attended the Interlochen Creative Writing Summer Program in Interlochen, MI. This competitive program is one of the world’s most prestigious summer arts programs. Junior Cole Sadler was selected to participate in the Iowa Young Writers’ Studio program at the University of Iowa. Each year, approximately 130 students from around the country attend this intensive and highly selective program.

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School News Briefs Students Recognized at The Dallas Morning News Journalism Event On April 19, students from 65 North Texas high schools participated in The Dallas Morning News High School Journalism Day and Competition held at Southern Methodist University. The competition was split into two categories: Class A (schools with more than 2,000 students) and Class B (smaller schools). Students submitted work in categories such as features, sports news, hard news, editorials and photo portfolio.

The following Greenhill students were recognized for their achievements in the following Class B categories: Sports News Reporting Honorable Mention: Ryan Lieberman, sophomore

Cartoons/Illustrations Honorable Mention: Amy Li, junior

Review Honorable Mention: Nick Das, junior

Best Website Winner: Greenhill School (The Evergreen)

Columnist Portfolio Honorable Mention: Eryn Levine, senior

Language News Latin Students Place at TSJCL Competition On March 25–26, several seventh and eighth grade students competed in the 2011 Texas State Junior Classical League (TSJCL) State Convention and Competition in Humble, TX. The students placed second overall out of 18 schools. Fourteen Upper School students also participated in the TSJCL competition. The Upper School team earned more than 30 awards and placed 15th overall out of 62 schools.

Students Excel in 2011 National Spanish Contest Greenhill made its mark at the National Spanish Contest as Middle School students garnered a number of medal accolades. At the competition, seventh-grader Matty Walsh placed in the top 1% nationally with a score of 99% en route to earning Gold Medal laurels and a Langenscheidt Spanish Dictionary. More than 50 Greenhill students received medals.

Students Perform in the 2011 National Latin Exam Greenhill students excelled in the 2011 National Latin Exam that was taken by over 150,000 students in over 12 countries. Twentythree Middle School students and 22 Upper School students received ribbons and medals.

Students Earn High Marks at 2011 National French Contest Greenhill students earned high marks at the 2011 National French Contest. The North Texas Chapter portion of the National French Contest was held on March 23 at Greenhill. Twenty-four Middle School students and 48 Upper School students received medals or finished in the top 30th percentile.

Greenhill Receives DISD Outstanding Youth Organization Partner Award Greenhill School was honored with the 2011 Dallas Independent School District (DISD) Outstanding Youth Organization Partner Award. This award was the result of Greenhill’s support to Herbert Marcus Elementary School. The long-standing partnership with Herbert Marcus Elementary School made an impact on the students, teachers and community.

Seniors Chelsey Sveinsson and Holly Reilly on National Signing Day

Students Sign on National Signing Day Seniors Chelsey Sveinsson and Holly Reilly each signed a National Letter of Intent to play sports at the collegiate level.

Sveinsson will continue her stellar track career at Stanford University. Reilly will continue to play soccer for Furman University.

Eight other seniors will also continue their sports careers on Division I and Division III sports teams.

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“Over the years, Greenhill students have tutored students, developed and run a Saturday School, hosted entire grades for special days, repainted and landscaped, provided funding for a new playground and participated in activities with the school during the annual Upper School Community Service Day,” said Director of Service-Learning and Community Service Sally Rosenberg. Greenhill School was presented with the award during an awards reception on April 28, 2011.

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Students Perform at TPSMEA State Solo Contest In May, six Greenhill band students competed in the Texas Private School Music Educators Association (TPSMEA) State Solo Contest.

The following five students received the highest rating, Superior, for their performance: freshman Angelina Kang, sophomores Jieyi Cai, Liz Livingston and Borren Moe, and senior Margot Beauchamp.

Junior LéAnna Burgin with her artwork during the AP Art Show at the Fashion Institute Gallery (FIG)

Fine Arts News AP Art Show in Arts District Gallery The Fashion Industry Gallery (FIG) along with Greenhill parents Lyle and Lynn Burgin hosted the Greenhill School Advanced Placement (AP) Studio Art Show on May 3, 2011. The event featured six Greenhill AP Studio art students, including senior Jeremy Cain, senior Zoe Brice, junior LéAnna Burgin, senior Sarah Hastings, senior Hadley McPherson and junior Rachel Packer. The show highlighted student works from the 2010–2011 school year.

Art Students Featured at Vogel Alcove Event On May 10, third grade sculptures served as table centerpieces for the Vogel Alcove’s 20th Annual Performance Event at the Meyerson Symphony Center. These kinetic sculptures, made of wire and aluminum with colored clay accent pieces, were inspired

by Alexander Calder’s mobiles.

Artist Sontheimer Visits Lower School Artist Matthew Sontheimer visited Greenhill’s Lower School on May 6, 2011. Sontheimer worked with the entire first grade, teaching each student how to make artwork by using the letters in his or her name. Students received valuable lessons about line, form and color.

Artist Matthew Sontheimer visited first grade classes.

Student Play Selected for PUPfest Senior Katrina Thompson’s play was accepted into the Playwrights Under Progress (PUP) fest. The festival, which is coproduced by Kitchen Dog Theater and Junior Plays, selects three to five new works written by high school students. The plays are performed as staged readings during the New Works Festival, which was held on June 11, 2011.

Students Win Big at Photography Competition Several Greenhill students participated in the 29th annual High School Shoot-Out Competition, a contest for high school student photographers. The competition is hosted by Texas A&M University – Commerce (TAMU-C). This year, 19 schools submitted more than 2,000 prints to the competition.

The following Greenhill students placed in the 29th Annual High School Shoot-Out Competition: First Year – Black and White Second Place: Molly Pluss, sophomore Honorable Mention: Jeremy Cain, senior Meredith Purchal, junior Portrait/People – Black and White First Place: Margot Beauchamp, senior Third Place: Olivia Kinney, senior Honorable Mention: Kenny Livingston, senior Portrait/People – Color First Place: Ryan Kline, senior Honorable Mention: Erin Ginsburg, senior

Commercial – Black and White Honorable Mention: Sarah Shor, sophomore Nick Das, junior Commercial – Color Honorable Mention: Jeffry Valadez, sophomore Photojournalism – Black and White Honorable Mention: Jenny Wiseman, senior Open – Black and White Second Place: Noelle Smith, junior Third Place: Kelly McCrum, senior Honorable Mention: Julia Mandel, sophomore

Landscape/Nature – Color First Place: Olivia Kinney, senior Honorable Mention: Noelle Smith, junior

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Spring Sports Recap Boys Tennis The Greenhill boys tennis program was crowned the 2011 SPC Division I champion following a 4–1 victory over rival St. Mark’s School of Texas at the Bayard H. Friedman Tennis Center on the campus of TCU. The Hornets – who defeated Episcopal High School, St. Stephen’s Episcopal School and St. Mark’s School of Texas – captured their fourth SPC Division I title in the last five seasons.

The Hornets had a perfect 13–0 record and only dropped two sets during the entire 2011 spring campaign. Following the season, the Hornets were honored with three All-SPC selections in senior Aaron Poliak, junior Clint Golman and freshman Grant Solomon. Poliak capped off a rare feat at Greenhill as the senior collected his fourth consecutive trip to the All-SPC squad while Golman posted his second straight award citation.

Girls Tennis The Greenhill girls tennis program garnered silver medal laurels at the 2011 SPC Division I Championships following a setback to The Hockaday School in the title match. The Hornets concluded the 2011 spring campaign with a 13–3 overall record.

Seniors Camille Holiner and Clara Seddelmeyer captured All-SPC honors following the conclusion of the season, which marked the first time honors for the teammates.

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Girls Track and Field The Greenhill girls track and field program finished fourth overall with 64.5 points at the SPC Championships in Fort Worth.

Sophie Southwell, sophomore, secured her first-ever SPC title after clearing a height of 11-6 to claim the crown in the pole vault. She also finished fourth overall in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 16.69. Senior Olivia Nicolais earned silver medal accolades in the pole vault with a leap of 11-0.

Senior Chelsey Sveinsson capped off her Greenhill career with a second-place showing in the 3,200-meter race with a time of 11:39.74 while also picking up bronze medal laurels in the 800-meter race with a time of 2:20.20. Freshman Logan McGill finished third overall in the high jump after tying the program record with a height of 5-0.

Sveinsson acquired All-SPC honors in both the 3,200- and 800-meter events while Southwell, Nicolais and McGill all earned first time awards in track. McGill collected her third consecutive All-SPC award in her freshman year as she also picked up honors in cross country and swimming.

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Sports photography by Michael Clements

Boys Track and Field

Baseball

The Greenhill boys track and field program notched a sixthplace showing at the SPC Championships with a team score of 45 points.

The Greenhill baseball program notched a seventh-place showing in the SPC Division II Championship following a 15–5 victory over St. Mary’s Hall. Senior Ryan Ritz became a first-time award winner for the Hornets on the All-SPC squad. During the 2011 spring campaign, the Hornets finished with an 11–11 overall record.

Trenton Seale earned a silver medal in the pole vault as the Greenhill senior cleared a height of 13-0 while sophomore Ben Taussig finished third overall following a leap of 12-6.

Junior Eric Klein finished third in the discus after a hurl of 145-0. All three Hornets garnered All-SPC accolades following the conclusion of the championship meet.

The Hornets 4x100-meter relay team consisting of sophomore Regis Johnson, junior Max McKamy, and seniors Faris Chehabi and Casey Kassem finished fourth overall after crossing the end line at the 43.81 mark. In addition, Kassem – who will be competing with the Johns Hopkins University track and field program next year – also finished fifth and sixth overall in the 100and 200-meter dashes, respectively.

Softball

Boys Lacrosse The Greenhill boys lacrosse program posted a seventh-place showing at the SPC Championships during the 2011 spring season following a 12–4 victory over St. Mary’s Hall in its final game. The Hornets recorded five victories under first-year head coach Alex Poole.

Girls Lacrosse The Greenhill girls lacrosse program had an eighth-place showing at the SPC Championships following a setback to St. Stephen’s Episcopal School. In a rebuilding season, the Hornets achieved seven victories and had a pair of All-SPC award winners in senior Sarah Daniels and junior Cyerra Holmes.

The Greenhill softball program received runner-up laurels at the SPC Division II Championships as the Hornets suffered a setback to Casady School in the title game. The Hornets concluded the 2011 spring season with a 12-6 overall record in Lisa Burton’s final season as head coach of the varsity softball program. Junior pitcher Camille Richard was selected to the All-SPC team for the third consecutive season.

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The 2011 Graduating Class

“I challenge you to take with you a commitment to our core values of honor, respect and compassion. Living a life guided by these values will provide much more fulfillment than any single accomplishment you may acquire.”

– Scott A. Griggs, Head of School

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Greenhill School’s 60th Commencement

Graduating seniors Zoë Marshall (right photo) and Apryl Giraudon (below photo) were speakers at the Greenhill School 60th Commencement.

On June 1, 2011, the Greenhill School Class of 2011 gathered at the Morton H.

“What is so integral to each of our successes is the

Meyerson Symphony Center for the 60th school commencement. Commencement speaker Apryl Giraudon ’11, addressing her classmates in their white dresses and white tuxedos, expressed that the Class of 2011 could be characterized most by the

support through respect,

word support. “Greenhill students are encouraged by teachers, parents and classmates

and compassion, given to

to have interests that span the divisions of academics, athletics and arts. What is so

each of my classmates in

integral to each of our successes is the support through respect, and compassion, given to each of my classmates in their endeavors.”

their endeavors.”

Apryl Giraudon ’11 Commencement Speaker

Giraudon’s classmate and fellow commencement speaker, Zoë Marshall ’11, spoke about how quickly the time at Greenhill passed, and how students learned so much more than facts and figures. “Everything about our Greenhill community encouraged us to question, speak up and grow. The high rafters left room for our ideas to grow, the walls and walls of windows served as a constant reminder of how open the world was to us, how we were always a part of something greater than ourselves.”

Head of School Scott Griggs ended the ceremony by delivering the annual charge that Bernard Fulton, the School’s founding headmaster, had delivered during his tenure.

Griggs closed the speech with words of his own, “You are prepared and you are ready.

It is time for you to go forward and make your mark.”

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Class of 2011 Honors

Brett Merriam ’11 Valedictorian

Ryan Kline ’11 Salutatorian The Bernard L. Fulton Award

Chelsey Sveinsson ’11 Salutatorian The Phillip G. Foote Award

Dutt Pranav ’11 The Estelle Dickens Service to Greenhill Award

Ashley Levy ’11 The Kate Cecil Award

Apryl Giraudon ’11 The Phillip G. Foote Award

Kelly McCrum ’11 The Board of Trustees Award

John Lo ’11 The Senior Leadership Award

Valedictorian is awarded to the graduating senior who has achieved the highest cumulative grade point average during the course of his or her Upper School years at Greenhill School.

Salutatorian is awarded to the graduating senior who has achieved the second highest cumulative grade point average during the course of his or her Upper School years at Greenhill School.

The Estelle Dickens Service to Greenhill Award is presented to the senior who has given the most outstanding service contribution to Greenhill School. The award commemorates the over four decades of service given to Greenhill by beloved teacher and administrator Estelle Dickens.

A monetary stipend from the Scott Buchanan Memorial Scholarship Fund accompanies the award.

The Kate Cecil Award is given to the senior who renders the most outstanding service to the Dallas community. The award is named in honor of Kate Cecil, a member of the faculty for seventeen years. A monetary stipend accompanies the award.

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The Phillip G. Foote Award is given to the senior who is considered by the faculty to epitomize the qualities of citizenship in the Greenhill community. These qualities are rooted in the School’s core principles of honor, respect and compassion. The award is named for Greenhill’s second headmaster.

The Board of Trustees Award is given to the senior who has met the challenge of Greenhill School with perseverance, courage and humor.

The Senior Leadership Award is given to the member of the senior class who best demonstrates the qualities of leadership.

The origin of this award was the D. Harold Byrd and Jennie Stuck awards, which honored male and female leadership.

The Bernard L. Fulton Award is the highest honor given in the Upper School and is presented to the senior who best embodies the mission and ideals of Greenhill School. The award is named for the founder and first headmaster of Greenhill School.

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Reflections on the Hill Ryan Kline ’11 Salutatorian 1. What are you looking forward to most at college?

I am most looking forward to meeting a whole group of new people and making new friends from across the globe.

I’ve been at Greenhill for 14 years. I love my class, but I’m ready for a change of scenery.

2. What will you miss about your hometown?

Tex-Mex and barbeque. And Sonic Drive-In. 3. How will you change the world?

I hope to change the world by working to understand other cultures, and then communicating what I learn through the medium of film.

4. What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom?

“Don’t change yourself to please someone else.” – My Mom 5. If your high school mascot fought your college mascot, who would win? Greenhill Hornet vs. Yale Bulldog – I’m going to have to go with the bulldog. A hornet’s sting would be a mere annoyance.

Chelsey Sveinsson ’11 Salutatorian 1. What are you looking forward to most at college?

Meeting new people!

Although I love the students and teachers at Greenhill, I’ve been there for over 10 years so I’m ready for something new.

2. What will you miss about your hometown?

Delicious Tex-Mex food!

3. How will you change the world?

I’m not sure yet, but I’m sure I’ll figure it out soon.

4. What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom?

“When it comes to dealing with parents, you don’t always have to be right.” – Tina Mendez-Kohler, my advisor 5. If your high school mascot fought your college mascot, who would win? A tree (Stanford) versus a hornet . . . too close to call.

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Brett Merriam ’11 Valedictorian 1. What are you looking forward to most at college?

I am mostly looking forward to the new challenges college presents. There are just so many opportunities: new friends, new teachers and new responsibilities. I’m really looking forward to see how I can take advantage of all these upcoming opportunities.

Hopefully, I can use my time at college to figure out what it is I want to do. And, of course, I’m going to love the freedom of college, too.

2. What will you miss about your hometown?

I’ll miss the familiarity of Dallas. I’ve spent my entire life in North Texas, so the thought of suddenly moving to New York is a little daunting. It’s a very drastic change. Obviously, during the winter months, I’m definitely going to miss the Dallas heat.

3. How will you change the world?

Honestly, I’m not entirely sure how I’m going to change the world.

I haven’t entirely decided on a major or a career path yet, so my options are very wide open. I just plan to do what I love and do it well. Hopefully, I’ll be able to be a significant presence in the world in whatever capacity.

4. What’s the best advice you’ve received and from whom?

While not really a single piece of advice, my parents have taught me over the years to be independent. They’ve stressed the importance of achieving based on one’s own goals, rather than the expectations of others. It is this internal drive that motivates me to do what I want to do and achieve what I want to achieve.

5. If your high school mascot fought your college mascot, who would win? Well, neither Vassar’s nor Greenhill’s mascot is particularly threatening, being the Brewers and the Hornets respectively. Between the two, I think the Hornets would win.

Hornets’ stingers are definitely scarier than a guy with a mug.

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Class of 2011 Matriculation The Class of 2011 enrolled in the following colleges and universities.

Austin College Bar-Ilan University California Institute of the Arts Carnegie Mellon University (2) Collin College – Central Park Campus Colorado College Colorado State University Dartmouth College DePaul University Drexel University Duke University (3) Emory University (2) Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts Franklin and Marshall College Furman University Georgetown University Harvard University Hendrix College Indiana University (5) Johns Hopkins University Juniata College

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Kenyon College (2) Lewis & Clark College Macalester College Maryland Institute College of Art Michigan State University New York University (3) Oberlin College Prairie View A&M University Purdue University Rhodes College Rochester Institute of Technology Savannah College of Art and Design Simpson College Southern Methodist University (7) St. Edward’s University Stanford University Temple University Texas A&M University (2) Texas Christian University (3) The George Washington University The University of Arizona The University of Texas at Austin (7) The University of Texas at Dallas (3) The University of Texas at San Antonio (2) Trinity University Tulane University (2) University of California, Santa Barbara University of Chicago University of Colorado (2) University of Houston University of Mary Hardin-Baylor University of Miami (2) University of Missouri (2) University of Pennsylvania University of Puget Sound University of Richmond University of Rochester University of Southern California (4) Vassar College (2) Wake Forest University Washington University (3) Wesleyan University Yale University (2)

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2011 Baccalaureate and Graduation

Photos, Middle Row, Left to Right: Stephanie Fishman ’09 with sister Kimberly ’11 The Andrew Family: Cameron ’09, Diane Buchanan, Carolyn ’11, Caitlin ’05 and Richard Andrew Richard Alex ’06 and Zoë Marshall ’11 Sister and brother senior Divya Pranav and Bhavesh Pranav ’09, with cousins and siblings Dutt Pranav ’11, Heena Pranav ’06 and Meera Pranav ’09

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Photos, Top Row, Left to Right: Lee and John Hobbs with daughter, Catherine ’11 and Scott Griggs Shana Paucy ’08 and Amati Pate ’11 Kathleen Gibson and daughter, Sarah ’11 The Brown Family: freshman Mason, Michael, Dylan ’11 and Marcie ‘79

Photos, Bottom Row, Left to Right: The Beauchamp Family: Rennie, Weldon, Margot ’11 and sophomore Shelby Dr. Evan Bates and Dr. Susan Bates ’80 (middle) with their four children, from left to right, Kyle ’07, junior Sarah, Ryan ’09 and Adam ’11 The Zale Family: Lisa, Mark ’79, Meredith ’11 and Robert, a former Greenhill student

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“ We try to teach the students to conduct themselves as ladies and gentlemen when they are playing. When they are competing, they are representing their team, their school, their coach and their family.�

Earl Dorber Head of Athletics and Physical Education

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Character Education Through Athletics

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reenhill’s athletics program, an integral part of the balanced curriculum that also includes

academics and the arts, teaches students more than sports skills. It instills the fundamentals of character education – honor, respect and compassion – that the students carry with them throughout their lives. “In 10 years a student won’t remember the win/loss record or individual game scores. He or she will remember how it felt to play and work together,” said Jackie Ziegler, Physical Education Department Chair and Field Hockey Coach.

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“ You will always have to work with others to achieve a shared goal. You have different levels of relationships on a team, just like you do in a work situation. You learn to sacrifice individual glory for the good of the team.”

Paige Ashley Head Girls Varsity Soccer Coach Middle School History Teacher

Athletics Curriculum

“My philosophy is that fitness and wellness are for everyone,” says Earl Dorber, Head of Athletics and Physical Education. Lower School students, starting with pre-k, attend a physical education (P.E.) class every day. The classes, which are frequently integrated with classroom curriculum to facilitate crosssubject learning, emphasize cooperation, respect and skill-building. “We play lots of games, like two-on-two soccer, which gives each student more opportunities to touch the ball and more repetitions, ultimately creating a positive experience [with sports],” said Ziegler.

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In fifth and sixth grades, skill-building continues with an emphasis on improving skills, teamwork and building self-confidence. “Self-confidence improves as skills improve,” states Ziegler. “Recently, a sixth-grader that didn’t like basketball made a three-point shot during a game. She jumped up so high because she was excited and everyone came up and gave her high-fives – even the other team members!”

The P.E. classes in the early years of Middle School are preparing students for the opportunity to play for Greenhill sports teams in seventh and eighth grades, and on into Upper School. Each trimester, students may decide to try out for an array of sports, from football to swimming to track and field. But, as Dorber notes, “competition is not for everyone.” As a result, P.E. classes are offered to all students that decide not to participate in a team sport.

In Upper School, P.E. classes include a wide variety of options from water aerobics to yoga.

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HONOR

“When I played baseball, I had a coach that made us cut our hair short and polish our spikes . . . He used the word ‘class’ a lot,” Dorber reminisces. Though Greenhill certainly is not dictating hair length, it is teaching students about honor through athletics. “We try to teach the students to conduct themselves as ladies and gentlemen when they are playing,” Dorber states.

“When they are competing, they are representing their team, their school, their coach and their family.”

Another key component of honor is leadership. Students, especially the team captains, learn that leading a group of diverse players teaches them a set of skills that they might not receive in the classroom. For senior Eric Klein, an offensive lineman for the Greenhill football team, leadership involves leading by example and by helping someone when he or she is down. For senior Hannah Orth, leadership required adapting your style to your teammates. She had to use a variety of encouragement and constructive criticism techniques to lead her fellow basketball and volleyball players. She also found she needed to remain open to feedback from other players, because she frequently learned from them as well.

RESPECT

According to Paige Ashley, head girls varsity soccer coach and Middle School history teacher, athletics teaches respect in many forms. First and foremost, sports instill a sense of respect for yourself and for your body. If a student wants to perform during a game, then he has to practice, and get the right amounts of food and sleep. Stacey Johnson, varsity track and field head coach, football coach and P.E. teacher, remembers a young woman that had potential in the long jump.

During her first few years on varsity track, she worked hard to hone her technique, but she did not have much success at meets. Then, her senior year, everything came together. At SPC, she won the long jump and was a part of the championship 4 x 400 relay team.

“ In 10 years a student won’t remember the win/ loss record or individual game scores. He or she will remember how it felt to play and work together.”

Jackie Ziegler Physical Education Department Chair

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Compassion

“In athletics, the amount of work you put into it is what you get out of it. Like in the classroom, if you don’t study, your test isn’t going to be as easy.”

Nick Brienzi ’11

Johnson also recognizes that for many academically and artistically talented Greenhill students, their forays into athletics may represent the first time that they have struggled to achieve success.

He uses stories from his experience, such as the one about the young woman and the long jump, to help students understand that repetition, perseverance and respect for the game will ultimately help them achieve their goals. Nick Brienzi, senior quarterback for the football team, learned early that perseverance in the classroom is similar to that in athletics. “In athletics, the amount of work you put into it is what you get out of it,” he said. “Like in the classroom, if you don’t study, your test isn’t going to be as easy.”

Respect for the game has lead many Greenhill teams to championship seasons. During the 2010–2011 school year, boys volleyball and boys tennis both achieved first place in the Southwestern Preparatory Conference (SPC), and the swim team came in second place.

In fact, Greenhill has earned more than 25 SPC championships since 2000 – more than any other co-educational school in the conference. But the students recognize that their successes are the result of the perseverance, and their desire to help their teammates. “Our team dynamic – our bonds – make everyone want to win for each other. One person’s spark can ignite the whole team,” said senior Cyerra Holmes.

For Ziegler, compassion involves “learning how to win and lose with grace, caring and humility.” Senior Katie Litman said that Greenhill coaches “don’t focus on your opponent. They talk about our team and our focus during the game. If you can look back and tell your teammates that you gave it your all, then he’s happy.

If we lose a game, we go back over the film and work through our biggest mistakes. We don’t hang our heads, because there is nothing you can do about our loss at that point. You have to move through and focus on the next game.”

At the end of every football game, win or lose, the players shake the hands of the opposing team and honor the folks that attended the game by singing either the school song (loss) or the fight song (win) to those in the bleachers. The football team has had a tough couple of years, winning only one game per season. Football player Klein said, “We lose often – it’s tough. I put my heart into every game. If I don’t put my best into a game, then I get upset with myself. My dad says you learn more from losing than winning.” Klein immediately starts focusing on his next game to help keep motivation levels high.

Students also learn compassion for the varying skill levels of their peers, especially in Lower School and fifth and sixth grades. Ziegler has seen highly-skilled sixth-graders share the ball with less skilled players to ensure that everyone receives a turn. Both she and Dorber constantly reiterate to their players that good sportsmanship involves playing fairly, not running up the score on a weaker team.

During the off-season for volleyball and basketball, eighth-graders start practicing with the upperclassmen. “I know that [playing with more experienced players] can be intimidating,” said Orth. “I always try to take them under my wing and make them feel welcome.”

A respect for time and time management is one of the most important skills for students juggling a rigorous academic load and competitive sports. For Holmes, “Academics are always first [priority], but sports are also important. I have to find the balance, but I know that managing both will only help me in the future.” Klein echoes Holmes, “I know that I always have an activity after school, so it helps me to be disciplined in finishing my homework.”

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Compassion also teaches the obvious athletic character builder – teamwork. “What you do on the court is influenced by what happens off the court,” said Litman. She feels that off-court team bonding helps her to understand how her teammates will play and provides motivation. “You want to win because you want to help each other.”

In football, bonds are particularly strong. “Being part of a team is a great feeling, a bond for a lifetime,” said Brienzi. Klein recalls the buddy carry that the team completes at the beginning of practice. “It teaches you that you need them, and they need you. It also reminds us that we can pick up each other’s spirits during a game.”

“Yes, it’s sports,” says Ashley, “but, it’s real life. You will always have to work with others to achieve a shared goal. You have different levels of relationships on a team, just like you do in a work situation.

You learn to sacrifice individual glory for the good of the team.”

Putting it all together

The core values – honor, respect and compassion – that influence activity on all parts of the Greenhill campus, come vividly to life in P.E. classes and on the field or court in organized sports. Working as a team, learning rules and skills, and high-energy games, either win or lose, all impart valuable lessons to Greenhill students that frequently lead to athletic successes. But at the end of the game, or the end of a season, the coaches and the students feel successful not because of the score, but because they played their hardest to support their teammates. Most importantly, students know that what they learn on the field will stay with them forever.

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Coach Hollway and Performance Principles The 2011–2012 school year marks Jeff Hollway’s seventh year with the School and second year as head football coach. A fourth-generation coach, football is not only a way of life. It’s in his blood.

When Hollway took over the football program, one of his primary goals was to create a holistic, positive educational experience with the students through football. “Football is only a part of your life, but it impacts all of your life for the rest of your life,” he said.

Hollway knows that leadership on a team starts with your experienced players. As a result, he focuses on empowering his seniors and captains to influence the rest of the team. Each Monday, Hollway meets with this group and reviews a selected Performance Principle. Each of the 18 Performance Principles, such as Loyalty or Confidence, includes a description of the principle and quotes or statements to help the students understand how the principle applies to both sports and their lives.

Hollway selects the principle based on the previous week’s game and their goals for the upcoming game. The team leaders discuss what the principle means to them. Then, during the team meeting on Thursdays, seniors lead the rest of the team in a discussion of that principle. Hollway knows his principles are working. One of his football players who also played another sport recently contacted him because he and his team were having some difficulty. The student wanted to know if Hollway could recommend a Performance Principle to help them through their situation.

Hollway also believes in the power of goals. In the Leaders Manual that he distributes to each senior, he includes a section on setting goals. Having goals and believing that you have the capability to achieve them, helps to turn goals into realities. He requires all of his players to set short, medium and long term goals and he tells them that if he sees them on campus, they had better know exactly what their goals are.

Hollway strives to make each practice and game fun for the students.

He wants them to look forward to coming to practice at 3:30 p.m. each day. But, he also understands that football, like any sport, imparts life lessons that transform girls and boys into young women and men.

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TianEn (Joi) Windham ’07 University of Colorado Track and Field As the youngest of nine children, Joi Windham understands the need for teamwork and thrives on competition. At an early age, she fell in love with sports – beginning with Karate at age 10, and has continued to succeed in a variety of sports and athletic activities since then.

Windham came to Greenhill in 2004 with her twin sister, Te’Qin ’07 (Toi), and joined the track and field team and cross country team. A three-year letter winner, she was a member of the 4 x 400-meter relay team that captured the SPC conference record.

She recently graduated from the University of Colorado and excelled at sprints and hurdles, especially at the Big 12 Track and Field Conference Championship in 2010. She credits the hurdles for giving her the determination to succeed in every aspect of her life.

“I learned how to have a strong mental mind and confidence in my abilities on and off the track.

To be successful in the hurdles, I learned that I have to have 100% confidence and believe I can get over the hurdles. Each time I get ready to jump a hurdle, I must have absolutely no doubt in knowing I can get over the hurdle with power and speed,” she said. “I carry that same mentality to my schoolwork, internships and social life. I learned endless hard work, to follow my passion, and discipline.”

That drive led Windham to pursue a degree in management and entrepreneurship. Her constant status on the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll is just one example of her desire to succeed.

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She credits her sport with teaching her the need for teamwork and encouragement, and also taught her about the mutual respect among athletes. “Since my sport is more individualistic, I have to lead by example. When my teammates see me working hard, it makes them work harder to catch up with me, and in the end, we all become faster. I learned how to encourage others with different methods because everyone competed in a different event and they all deserved support.”

Since graduating in May, Windham has completed marketing internships with Third Street Chai and AT&T. She is currently a Public Affairs intern for Atmos Energy in Dallas.

Matthew Oh ’07 Dartmouth College Football Matthew Oh learned more from the game of football than any class he took. The strongest lesson he learned is the value of love and it comes from every aspect of the game. “In a violent sport like football, it seems like there is no room for love, but without this quality I truly believe a team cannot succeed. I have learned the meaning of loving others and how vital love is in a team dynamic,” said Oh. “Love is the glue that holds a team together and the stronger the glue, the more likely the team will succeed.”

Oh started at Greenhill in prekindergarten and stayed until fifth grade, when he left to attend a public middle school. In 1999, when Oh was in fourth grade, his father passed away after a tough battle with liver cancer. “His last words to me were to work hard at everything I did and to play football at Harvard and become a businessman. It wasn’t until he passed that I began to love football. During the hardest time in my life, Greenhill taught me the meaning of community and love. The compassion I felt from my friends and families from Greenhill is something I will never forget.”

Oh returned to Greenhill for Upper School and immediately joined several teams. During his four years, he earned four letters in football and track and field, along with one letter in lacrosse and basketball. Oh was voted football captain his senior year and played in the Texas All-Star football game where he was also elected captain of the East Texas squad. That year, he won the team Leadership Award and Helmet Award for Ethics.

He recounted the strongest memory of his time at Greenhill as the 98yard interception, which he ran back for a touchdown during Homecoming of his senior year.

“There was a minute left in the game and Episcopal High School (Houston) had marched within our ten. I remember praying and asking to my dad to help me make something happen right before the play. As soon as the ball touched my hands, time froze and Brinkmann Field erupted. As I crossed the end zone, I pointed up to the sky and tears rolled down my face. It was the fairytale ending to my last home game and high school football career.”

This fall, Oh will start his fifth season with Dartmouth as he prepares to finish school in December. During his senior football banquet last year, he was presented with the Coach Hershey Award given to the varsity player who “possesses a genuine zest for life, a strong, upbeat attitude and a sincere desire to win because of his dedication and love for the game, his team and Dartmouth College.”

He would love to continue playing football at the professional level, but also plans to pursue a career in finance in Texas or California.

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Avery Rape ’10 Duke University Soccer Avery Rape is a member of the Greenhill Forever Club, but also a member of the soccer “forever” club. Her memories of the sport go back to kindergarten, her first year on the Hill, and she has not stopped playing since then. Though she tried a variety of other sports in middle school, soccer has remained the constant.

“Sports are part of my life every day. I play soccer a few hours a day about five times a week. I love watching ESPN’s Sports Center daily, and a majority of my closest friends at Duke are also athletes,“ she said.

While at Greenhill, Rape became the all-time leading female soccer scorer in Greenhill School history and helped the Varsity team win the SPC Championships twice. She has played for the Sting Dallas Royal ’92 team, and recently completed her final season of club soccer for the Dallas Texas ’92 red team. The team won the Region III Championship for Youth Soccer and appeared at Nationals in Phoenix in July. And if soccer wasn’t enough to keep her busy, she was a fouryear letter-winner in track, and was on the Evergreen and Cavalcade staffs, along with community service organizations.

At Duke, Rape competes with her sister, Ashley Rape ’08, who she considers the biggest influence on her career.

“I really respect her. She always pushed me harder and inspired me to be better,” said Rape. “It’s affected every aspect of my life: I’m more competitive.”

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Phillip Hiner-Leamon ’09 Trinity University Football Football is life for Phillip HinerLeamon. The Trinity sophomore spends a minimum of five hours each day living and breathing football. From watching film, lifting weights, practice and games, he has immersed himself in the sport developing his mind, body, and he said, his character. He has worked on his own style of leadership by observing those around him.

Though some games may not end the way she wants, Rape works hard to improve on mistakes from lost games, while continuing to stay focused on the opponents ahead. Team leadership helps her continue to gain knowledge about the sport, and herself.

“Good leaders ensure good team dynamics. No team is perfect, and strong leaders can hold a team together when things don’t go as planned. My teammates and I spend a lot of our time in our locker room and on the practice field working towards our goal. Everything we do works towards the chance to play for a national championship by the end of the season.”

“To me, success is achieved when everyone acts as a leader and does not have to look to a leader for guidance. I have learned that leadership can come in any form.

Some leaders never have to speak; on the other hand some leaders are verbally motivating.”

Hiner-Leamon, a member of the Forever Club at Greenhill, started in Level 2 (pre-kindergarten) and graduated four years after his brother, Shawn Hiner-Leamon ’05. He lettered in basketball, track and field, and football.

“I select sports that require teamwork and that involve quickness, speed and physical contact. For example, I love basketball. It is a very physical game yet it is very simple and can be enjoyed by myself or with any number of people.”

He served as football captain his senior year and recalls his fondest memory as the night that Greenhill beat Episcopal School of Dallas with a final score of 42–0 during that year.

Working so closely with a team at Trinity, Hiner-Leamon found himself building a new group of friends who support and encourage each other throughout the season. Even when the team suffers a loss, the morale of his teammates pushes him through to the next game.

Playing sports is a constant in his life, and he appreciates the various lessons he’s learned from each sport – especially football. “Losing a game is miserable, not really at the moment of the loss but the meeting and practices following the loss are a test of mental toughness. However, come Tuesday – the first practice of the game week – is the time to prepare for the next challenge and put the last one behind us. We feed off of each other’s energy.”

This summer, Hiner-Leamon was part of the United States Olympic Committee program known as F.L.A.M.E. (Finding Leaders Among Minorities Everywhere). He spent a week engaged in a series of leadership seminars, financial literacy workshops, field trips, sports demonstrations and motivational presentations conducted by athletes and USOC staff members.

“I think the program further developed me as a leader, a studentathlete and a business professional,” he said. Hiner-Leamon is pursuing a degree in sports management and business administration, and worked as a business development intern for the North Texas Super Bowl XLV Host committee.

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A Message from Clay Deniger ’86 President, Alumni Association

Greenhill School 2011 – 2012 Alumni Board Officers Clay Deniger ’86 President Mark Platt ’87 Vice President Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 Immediate Past President Executive Committee Chris Clark ’89 Operations Chair Macey Small Davis ’94 Programming Chair Julie Ray Fields ’83 Service Chair Sabrina Mallick Peterson ’00 Advancement Co-Chair Nicholas Schanbaum ’00 Advancement Co-Chair Board Members Sheli Barnett ’82 Michael Baum ’89 Scott Beck ’92 Jennifer Bell-Garcia ’04 Taylor Burks ’03 Barbi Kreisler Cohen ’91 David G. Crooks ’87 Joey Music Daniel ’92 Angela Adkins Downes ’87 Jeff Fiedelman ’87 Will Fulton ’68 Holland Gary ’93 Allison Grossman ’97 Sheri Capen Hall ’87 Rachel Davidoff Ladin ’91 John Lesikar ’03 Larry Ley ’68 Zach Luterman ’90 Mark McKay ’89 Shannon Harris Ming ’94 Janie Morris ’95 Scottie Pearson ’87 Debra Goldstein Phares ’88 Matthew Prescott ’03 Michael Seeligson ’02 Ben Setnick ’93 Andrea Whitman Steiger ’03 Heather Hunter Stobaugh Robin Finkelstein Stone ’93 Michael Waldman ’98 Rick Weisberg, M.D. ’95

Dear Fellow Hornets, We had a great start to the summer as we welcomed the Class of 2011 into the Greenhill Alumni Association. Alumni had the pleasure to meet and talk with the seniors gathered at the home of Pierce Marshall ’86 the week prior to commencement.

They are an incredibly talented group and we look forward to following their accomplishments as they enter college.

The alumni association had a busy summer. We successfully met the alumni matching gift challenge earning an additional $25,000 for the Greenhill Fund. Thank you to all alumni who gave to make this possible! We also had several events including monthly networking luncheons in May, June and July featuring fascinating topics such as digital forensics by Gavin Manes ’96; former Secret Service agent and head of Hunt Consolidated, Inc. security, Mike Pritchard; a tour of the new Parkland Memorial Hospital mock rooms; and Jim Oberwetter, former Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and President of the Dallas Regional Chamber.

Young alumni also enjoyed an afternoon at the ballpark to cheer on the Texas Rangers.

It is wonderful to see how Greenhill athletes highlighted the core principles of honor, respect and compassion as lessons they learned through participation in Greenhill sports. These principles continue to help guide them in both their personal and professional roles. The dedication and hard work learned from sports provided a foundation to overcome challenges and accomplish goals throughout their lives.

Looking ahead, we have multiple events coming up this fall. Don’t forget to save the date and join us for Homecoming weekend, October 27–29, as we celebrate the classes of 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996 and 2001! We will also be going on the road to host a reunion in New York in October. Monthly networking luncheons will continue, and holiday events and the annual alumni soccer game are planned, so stay tuned for more details.

For more information, please contact Katie Young at youngka@greenhill.org or visit the Greenhill alumni website at www. greenhill.org/alumni.

With Hornet Pride,

Clay Deniger ’86 President, Alumni Association

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Spring Alumni Events Spring Luncheons

June Lunch

In May, a group of alumni and guests engaged in a dialogue with Jim Oberwetter, the former Ambassador to Saudi Arabia and parent of Greenhill alumni Ellen Oberwetter ’93, Rea Oberwetter Mackay ’95 and Brooke Oberwetter ’98. Jim became president and chief executive officer of the Dallas Regional Chamber of Commerce in February 2009. David Johnson ’67 moderated the program at the Park City Club. David recorded a segment for his show on News Radio Station 1080 AM in Dallas.

Our June Networking Luncheon featured Mike Pritchard, Vice President of Global Security for Hunt Consolidated, Inc., where he manages protection of Hunt personnel and assets around the world. Pritchard joined Hunt after retiring from the U.S. Secret Service. During his 26-year career with the Secret Service, he served in numerous field offices and with The June Networking Luncheon featured the Special Operations Counter Mike Pritchard, Vice President of Global Terrorism (CAT) Team at the Security for Hunt Consolidated, Inc. White House. He protected six U.S. presidents and served as the detail leader of numerous visiting foreign heads of state. He shared some very interesting stories about his time working for the Secret Service – giving us as much detail as he could without giving away any secrets!

Jim spoke about the challenges he faced during his time as ambassador, both on a professional level and a personal level, and answered questions about the search for Osama Bin Laden and the relationship between the U.S. and Middle Eastern countries.

In his role with the Dallas Regional Chamber, Jim discussed the need to embrace the greater Dallas community and to build relationships with business owners and non-profits.

During another luncheon, alumni got the exclusive chance to tour the new Parkland Hospital mock rooms including labor and delivery, neo-natal intensive care unit, trauma and an operating room. Walter Jones, Senior Vice President of Facilities, shared details about the planning and execution of the new state-of-the-art facility, which is currently under construction and scheduled to open in 2014.

During a spring luncheon event, alumni toured mock rooms for the new Parkland Hospital scheduled to open in 2014.

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Family Fun The First Annual Family Fun Day was a huge success with more than 30 families attending and taking over the Phillips Family Athletic Center. Kids enjoyed a bounce house, face painting and our indoor rock-climbing wall, and joined parents to play tennis, swim in the indoor pool and play in the open gym. Our catering staff provided a delicious lunch and an amazing ice cream sundae bar complete with hot fudge, whipped cream, cherries and even some gummy worms.

Greenhill Upper School students helped facilitate some of the events and created some incredible face painting masterpieces. It was wonderful to see our alumni and their families – especially some new additions to the Greenhill community. Thank you to our event co-chairs Barbi Kreisler Cohen ’91 and Julie Ray Fields ’83 and their committee members. We look forward to our second Family Fun Day next year!

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Baseball On June 26, the Alumni Board hosted fellow alumni in a luxury suite at the Rangers Ballpark. The Rangers lost to the Mets, but our alumni had fun connecting with each other and watching America’s pastime.

The suite featured great outdoor and indoor seating (for those needing a break from the heat) and a huge spread of baseball treats and eats.

Alumni brought parents, children, spouses and friends to watch the game. We were surprised with a visit from Texas Ranger Hall of Fame member Jim Sundberg, former Rangers catcher and six-time American League Gold Glove catcher. Jim is currently the Senior Executive Vice President for the Texas Rangers. Many thanks to the Alumni Board, the Texas Rangers and Grady Raskin ’92 for a wonderful event.

John Hashop ’94 (far left) and his father, Bill Hashop (far right), met former Texas Ranger and Texas Rangers Hall of Fame member Jim Sundberg (center) during the Alumni Rangers Game event.

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Plan to Attend Upcoming Alumni Events!

The Greenhill Alumni Office works year-round to bring alumni together and strengthen their relationship with the School. We are on the move, visiting and celebrating with alumni across the United States. This year, we have several destinations on the calendar, and we hope to see you!

If you are living in these areas and would be interested in attending an event near you, contact Katie in the Alumni Office at youngka@greenhill.org or 972.628.5521.

New York City – Mid-October 2011 San Francisco – Early February 2012 Houston – Early April 2012 Visit our website and our social media outlets for details. www.greenhill.org/alumni www.facebook.com/greenhillalumni www.twitter.com/alumnigreenhill

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Class Notes To submit information for class notes and alumni news, contact: Katie Young Alumni Relations Coordinator alumni@greenhill.org 972.628.5521 phone 972.628.6521 fax Jennifer Lowery Andress ’86 appeared on the cover of Runner’s World magazine in July.

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Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 and Gina Prigoff ’86 reunited in Memphis last June.

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Cindy Alexander wrote, “In July, I completed a motorcycle ride to raise money for breast cancer research. The motorcycle group is all volunteers, including the leadership. This year we met in Shell, Wyoming, because one year a couple of our gals rode through Shell on their way home and stopped for gas.

The locals were very curious about all the pink leather and pink pool noodles on the headlights and wanted to know more. One thing led to another and they ended up staying the night, free of charge, and letting the locals put on a fundraiser for the cause. The next year with more planning the town raised $4,000 in one night even though our primary fundraiser was in Cheyenne. Ride for Racks, hunting territory. Get it? All donations go directly to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation.

They let me set up a page on their website so that funds are not held by a third party but immediately accessible to them for research. https://support. bcrfcure.org/civicrm/contribute/pcp/ info?reset=1&id=160 is the website.”

Jennifer Lowery Andress is among the eight cancer survivors to appear on one of eight different covers of Runner’s World magazine for a July special section, “Outrunning Cancer.” An avid runner for most of her life, she submitted her story when she saw a call for cancer survivors on the magazine’s Facebook page. She is part of a running group from near Birmingham, AL, the Gnomes, and completed two marathons in 2010 – the Mercedes Marathon in 3 hours, 43 minutes, and the Boston Marathon in 3 hours, 46 minutes.

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Waverly Ware Wilson and her daughter, Kaylee, visited Gina Prigoff and her family in Memphis in June.

1995 Chris Whaley wrote, “I have recently gotten promoted to Senior Manager for Global Operations for Fizzback Group in London. My daughter, Alexa Mae, is 11 months old, and I have a son on the way, due in November. I am taking a break from professional fighting, but ended this leg with a record of 4–0, all by unanimous decision.”

Rachel Schiller Berman wrote, “Ari and I have welcomed our son, Aaron Harry Berman on June 2, 2011. He was 7 lbs.

11 oz., 20 inches long. Big sister, Sasha, is enjoying her new role in the family.”

1991 Betsy Baum Block and Lawrence Block were married in Dallas, Texas on March 5, 2011. Tamira Sperling and Betsy’s brother, Michael Baum ’89, were in the wedding party.

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Betsy Baum Block ’91 and Lawrence Block included Tamira Sperling ’91 (middle bridesmaid) and Michael Baum ’89 (far right) in their wedding party.

Chris Whaley ’95 with his wife, Allison, and daughter, Alexa Mae, in Portofino, Italy

1996

2000

Kelly Farber wrote, “After four years of managing a children’s clothing showroom at the Dallas Market, I decided it was time to go off on my own. In March, I opened an infant and children’s clothing and gift boutique called The Posh Petunia.

It’s located in the Lakeside Market at Preston and Spring Creek in Plano. I carry well-known lines such as Kissy Kissy, Luli and Me, Haven Girl, Zutano . . . and the list goes on. I have clothing for girls newborn– 6X and boys newborn–24 months. It has been great so far, I love every second of my ‘job’! Check it out at https://www. facebook.com/theposhpetunia, or stop by and see me!”

Katherine Boone wrote, “On April 2, I married Joshua A. Geltzer in Yulee, Florida.

Joshua and I met as undergraduates at Princeton. In attendance at the wedding were my sister, Aimee Boone ’97, and friends Sabrina Mallick Peterson, Blake Helm and Will MacNamara.”

1997 Meredith Small Design Group, PLLC is pleased to announce the website launch of www.meredithsmalldesigngroup.com.

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Iliza Shlesinger ’01 will host a CBS reality show in the fall.

2001 Iliza Shlesinger currently lives in Los Angeles and is the first female and youngest comedian to hold the title of NBC’s Last Comic Standing. Her television credits include having her own half-hour special on Comedy Central Presents, Comedy Central’s Live at Gotham, Showtime’s Pauly Shore & Friends, E! Network’s Chelsea Lately, The Soup and NBC’s Last Call with Carson Daly. This fall, Iliza will be the host of the nightly CBS Syndicated, Excused. She is also currently in production on her own late night talk show pilot for VH1. Her standup comedy resume includes performing at the coveted Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal and for our troops in various countries. She can currently be seen headlining at a variety of colleges and clubs across the U.S.

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Class Notes

Brennan Meier ’03 and Elizabeth Barnwell Meier ’04 were married on May 7 at Perkins Chapel.

2003

2007

Brennan Meier wrote, “On May 7, Elizabeth ‘04 (Barnwell) and I completed what we started at Prom 2002 with our wedding at Perkins Chapel at SMU. During the ceremony, Tom Perryman ‘81 read one of our favorite poems and Lauren Vernon ’04 read an Apache Blessing.

The wedding party included Lauren, Linden Chalfant ‘04, Amy Prescott ’04, Mackenzie Meier ’07, Ben Siegelman, Brandon Staub, Cary Wicker and Lee Szor. The great friendships we built on the Hill made our wedding day extra special.

Be on the lookout for a new Hornet in the next few years!”

Nick Brice graduated from the University of Southern California in May, where he majored in computer science with a concentration in video game design.

During his senior year, he, along with a small team of other students, created an award-winning game, Dance Pad, through USC’s GamePipe Lab (the top-rated video game design program in the country).

Dance Pad was presented at Demo Day to over 70 industry representatives, and is now in negotiations for acquisition.

The game is an iPad application involving finger dancing, and won First Prize in the Interact/Integrate Category, and the Interdisciplinary Award, at Webfest 2011.

While at USC, Nick also played bass in a band and worked as a DJ. Nick is working for The Play Forge, the makers of Zombie Farm. He lives in San Francisco.

2006 Caleb Bogen recently joined Clarkson Davis, a Dallas-based boutique consulting firm dedicated to serving non-profit organizations. A recent graduate from The University of Texas at Austin, Bogen has previously worked for a Social Security disabilities-focused law firm, a Travis County elections office and a Dallas-based loan organization.

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Matt Udomphol wrote, “Life is moving fast right now. I just graduated in June from M.I.T. with a degree in electrical engineering and computer science, and took on a role as alumni class president for the next five years. I also recently backpacked Europe with some friends to refresh myself from the daily grind of school. Coming this fall, I deferred my acceptance to an M.I.T. Master’s program in engineering to work with a global

Caleb Bogen ’06 recently joined Clarkson Davis, a Dallas-based boutique consulting firm dedicated to serving non-profit organizations.

management consulting firm, The Boston Consulting Group, as an Associate. I will be based in their Bangkok office, working half the cases there and half in the rest of the Asia-Pacific region. I can’t wait to learn about the business opportunities in Asia! If anyone is in the area, please let me know.

I miss everything about Greenhill. Hope all is going well!”

Alvin Jordan, Jr. graduated from the University of Louisiana – Monroe on Saturday, May 21, 2011.

Toi and Joi Windham graduated in May from the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Toi received a B.A. in Chinese and a B.A. in Linguistics. Joi received a B.S. in Business Management along with a certificate in Entrepreneurship. Toi and Joi both have moved back to Dallas, with Toi returning to Greenhill as a Carter Teaching Fellow in Kindergarten and cross country and track and field coach for the 2011–2012 school year.

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Matt Udomphol ’07 went backpacking through Europe this summer after graduating from MIT.

Amadi Pate ’11 and Jamillah Pate ’08 celebrated Amadi’s graduation from Greenhill in June.

2008 Travis McElroy wrote, “Since February of this year, I have been living and studying in Mendoza, Argentina on a program with Institute for Study Abroad – Butler. I returned to Dallas in July and will start my senior year at Davidson in August. I lived with an amazing host family while studying Spanish and math at the local universities in Spanish with other Argentinian students. I, of course, traveled all around the country from the cold, snowy Patagonia region in the south to the beautiful Iguazú Falls in the northeast corner of Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. It was an incredible experience to live the life of an Argentinian for six months and truly be immersed in the culture and country.”

hand the works we were learning about.

We typically had class at the Louvre, but there were several days where we met at the Musée D’Orsay, the Pompidou and some smaller museums. It was very rewarding to be able to communicate and really assimilate to the culture because of all of my years of French at Greenhill.

Besides seeing the monuments and museums, I enjoyed the numerous parks in the city and obviously, the French food!

Jake Levinger was studying abroad in Italy and he visited Paris for the weekend.

We had lunch in the Jardin des Tuileries (outside the Louvre) and of course, enjoyed crêpes on the streets of Paris. I hope to see Sarah Kim (studying in Spain) and Maxi Hepfer (working in Spain) during my stay. Here is a link to my Paris blog: http:// brittgjohnson.wordpress.com/”

2009 Brittany Geeta Johnson wrote, “I spent the summer in Paris, France studying abroad at the American University of Paris.

We went on mini ‘excursions’ with my French class and visited a fromagerie to learn (and sample!) cheeses from different regions in France and saw an exposition on the French fashion designer Madame Grès. I think the coolest thing about the university was that my art history class met in the museums here and we saw first-

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Te’Qin (Toi) Windham ’07 and TianEn (Joi) Windham ’07 graduated from the University of Colorado in May.

2010 John Piermarini and his Dallas store, Piermarini Boutique, was recently featured in the Dallas Morning News, Park Cities People Newspaper, and on the local ABC affiliate, WFAA. The store features designers from around the globe including Norway, Korea and England, as well as local designers from the Dallas area.

John Torrisi wrote, “I had the wonderful opportunity of joining the White House Press Pool to cover President Obama’s speech on the deficit. It was an amazing experience that I know I wouldn’t have had if I had not gone to Greenhill and worked for The Evergreen. The persistence that I learned while working on the Evergreen helped me get into the speech. Since in Washington, I have received press credentials to cover President Obama, CPAC ’11 (Conservative Political Action Conference), Rick Perry, Ann Coulter (twice now), Romney, Pawlenty, Gingrich and Howard Dean. At CPAC, I also interviewed the Executive Director of GOProud, the conservative gay organization that caused many social conservatives to boycott CPAC. I am now on the regional correspondent’s media list, which is outside of White House Correspondents Association.”

Brittany Geeta Johnson ’09 spent the summer studying at the American University of Paris.

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In Memoriam A Tribute to Jeff Guyer ’99 Submitted by Braden Howell ’99

Jeff Guyer ’99 and his wife, Autumn, at their Rehearsal Dinner in October 2009

Jeff Guyer began at Greenhill when he was in ninth grade and graduated in 1999. He was actively involved in The Evergreen student newspaper and the cross country team. Classmates voted him “Most Likely to Succeed,” and he did! Jeff graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in mechanical engineering. He was an award-winning orthopedic engineer, specializing in the design of spinal implants.

While battling cancer might cause most people to retreat from the spotlight, Jeff went an entirely different route. Over the course of the next year, Jeff publicly documented his battle with sarcoma in vivid detail and with brutal honesty. The community grew with members from coast to coast and border to border. It became the “Living With the Big C” community, and its members had one thing in common: they all loved Jeff.

Every year, students at Greenhill are reminded that they are not just part of a school, but members of a community. Greenhill is an institution that takes great pride in the notion of being much more than a school and works hard to foster the idea of community.

As news of Jeff’s diagnosis began to spread, followers flocked to his blog to read updates. However, what they found when they read his blog entries was not the story of a young man bemoaning his battle with a deadly disease, but instead someone doing everything he could to live life to the fullest.

Beginning in June 2010, a new community started to form. Its founder was a 1999 Greenhill School alumnus who created a blog to keep his friends and loved ones informed about health issues he was facing. Upon first glance, the title of the blog: “Living With the Big C,” and the web address at which it could be accessed, http:// jeffsfightwithcancer.blogspot.com, made it obvious these were no routine health issues. Jeff Guyer, just 29 years old at the time, was diagnosed with cancer on June 15, 2010.

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“I was shocked and angry when I found out Jeff had cancer, and my heart went out to his family,” said Israel Nosnik ’99.

“However, I was truly inspired by Jeff’s blog entries. His approach to cancer and his overall candor was like nothing I have ever seen.

He smiled his way through the biggest battle of his life.”

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Jeff’s family reunion in Houston on December 25, 2010

Because of the time Jeff dedicated to postings on his blog, it became hard for anyone in the “Living With the Big C” community to be in the dark about Jeff’s illness. Just as the story of his fight with cancer continued to spread, his community of supporters continued to grow. Friends and classmates who had not spoken in years were being reconnected, all because they wanted to support Jeff. The phrase, “Breathe In Hope, Breathe Out Love,” a sort of motto from Jeff, began appearing all over the social networking site Facebook as his friends and loved ones wanted to show they were thinking about him constantly.

And, like any good community, members were not content to simply support Jeff through words of encouragement, but instead put the force of their unifying interest into action to help raise money for sarcoma research in honor of Jeff.

A major fundraising effort began from an idea that Zac Bleicher ’99 and Jeff discussed on New Year’s Eve 2010. Together, they strategized ways to help raise money for research, including having bike rides, raising money online through sponsorships and throwing parties.

Jeff gathered with his family, Greenhill and Boston friends in the Boston Commons on June 5, 2011.

“We were hoping to raise $50,000, which was twice what Jeff had raised the summer before,” Bleicher said. “But we really didn’t know where it was going to go. The outpouring of support was so strong that within six weeks of starting in March, we had to raise the goal.”

Bleicher said that because of the overwhelming support, the very nature of the idea evolved into something more permanent that they could carry into the future. “I think Jeff was immensely grateful for all the fundraising,” he said. “I think it gave him a reason to be positive, and not just because of the monetary support, but because he felt like he was still making a huge impact.”

Sadly, the fundraising has stretched beyond Jeff’s lifespan. On Saturday, June 4, 2011, Jeff made his last post to his blog. In it, he thanked everyone for the support they had shown him and his family, and asked them to keep fighting to find a cure, continue the fundraising, and continue to “Breathe In Hope, Breathe Out Love.”

At 9:15 p.m. on Saturday, June 6, 2011, the “Living With the Big C” community lost its founder. But as Jeff said himself in his last blog posting, “It’s not a goodbye, but more of a see you later.”

Although Jeff’s fight with cancer ended less than a year after it began, he provided a lifetime of inspiration and wisdom for his friends and supporters during that time. Through his blog, Jeff shared his thoughts, his feelings and his personal life with the world in a way few people have ever done.

With his constant optimism, along with the dedicated documenting of his battle with cancer, Bleicher said Jeff showed him how the power of positive thinking can impact your life.

“It’s not that thinking positively will cure your cancer, but being positive, and seeing the brightness in everything, everyday, that helps you through life, especially when it’s been unfair. That, and the strength of human connections,” Bleicher said.

The overflowing, standing room only crowd at Jeff’s memorial service in Dallas was a testament to the number of connections Jeff made with people all over the country, while the more than $150,000 raised for sarcoma research in his honor is reflective of the level at which Jeff connected with others.

“It’s cliché to say it, but we, people, are really all we have in life,” Bleicher said. “All the material things don’t matter if you don’t have love from friends and family surrounding you, and Jeff had that in overflowing amounts.”

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In Memoriam While a fifth-grader at Greenhill, Ally wrote the following poem.

I Have Wings Now! Where did you go?

What did you see?

I went higher than the clouds.

I saw more than the earth.

You saw nothing beyond the earth.

Where did you go? What did you see?

I went to the place my feet cannot take me.

I saw everyone I have ever missed.

You saw nothing you don’t know.

Where did you go?

What did you see?

I went to a place no human can go.

I saw what I needed; I saw my new home.

This is your home. Here’s where you’ll stay.

Where did you go? What did you see?

I went to buy a halo.

I saw my hometown.

You own no halo.

You were born in this town.

Alessandra “Ally” Alexandrou Alessandra “Ally” Alexandrou, born February 23, 1994, passed away tragically in a car accident along with her boyfriend, Dan Carey, a recent graduate of Bishop Lynch, on August 3, 2011. Ally attended Greenhill School from Level I through eighth grade and attended Bishop Lynch her freshman and sophomore years. Ally’s sister, Christina, is a freshman at Greenhill, and her parents, Teresa and Drew, are active members of the Greenhill community. Ally will be remembered for her vivacious spirit, boundless energy and passion for life. She was an outstanding writer and effective speaker who often used her voice to champion the cause of the underrepresented. The Greenhill community extends our heartfelt condolences to the entire Alexandrou family.

Where did you go?

What did you see?

I went up to heaven, where I will stay.

I saw all the family that had gone away.

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Alessandra “Ally” Alexandrou Sister of freshman Christina Alexandrou August 3, 2011

Linda Cochran Dunn Mother of Matthew Dunn ’90, Adam Dunn ’92 and Nathan Dunn ’95 July 10, 2011

Albert Lidji Father of Alan Lidji ’69, Brian Lidji ’71 and Craig Lidji ’76, June 16, 2011

Priscilla Moseley Boren Grandmother of Margaret Boren Neubauer ’97 May 18, 2011

Jeff Guyer ’99 June 6, 2011

Joe Winfield Father of Richard Winfield ’86 and Kent Winfield ’88 May 25, 2011

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Mary Wiley Heptig Grandmother of Drake Heptig 2018 June 13, 2011

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Turning Points Left to Right: Betsy Baum Block ’91 and Lawrence Block Leslie Owen Pole ’02 and Nikhil Pole ’01 Katherine Boone ’01 and Joshua Geltzer Elizabeth Barnwell Meier ’04 and Brennan Meier ’03

Left to Right: Aaron Harry Berman Noa Rose Leshin James Elliott Neubauer

Weddings

Births

Betsy Baum Block ’91 and Lawrence Block March 5, 2011

Rachel Schiller Berman ’95 and Ari Berman Son, Aaron Harry Berman June 2, 2011

Katherine Boone ’01 and Joshua Geltzer April 2, 2011 Leslie Owen Pole ’02 and Nikhil Pole ’01 May 21, 2011 Elizabeth Barnwell Meier ’04 and Brennan Meier ’03 May 7, 2011

Michelle Wettreich Garza ’95 and Joel Garza Son, Leo Samuel Garza July 8, 2011 Margaret Boren Neubauer ’97 and Jonathan Neubauer Son, James Elliott Neubauer February 18, 2011 Rebecca Hornbach Sentilles ’97 and Irwin Sentilles ’98 Son, Elwood Quincy Sentilles May 29, 2011 Valerie Bennett Gillespie ’98 and Emmanuel Gillespie Daughter, Zoe Liya Gillespie May 7, 2011 Michal Leshin and Jared Leshin ’02 Daughter, Noa Rose Leshin June 13, 2011

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Greenhill School

Annual Report of Gifts 2010 – 2011

Greenhill School 2010 – 2011 Board of Trustees

A Message from Karla R. Barber Chair, Board of Trustees

Officers Karla R. Barber, Chair Gilian Lempel Baron, Assistant Chair/Secretary T. Curtis Holmes, Jr., Finance Chair/Treasurer Trustees Debbie Andres Richard G. Andrew Ellenore Baker Barry Barnett Sandra J. Beckert J. Baxter Brinkmann Peter S. Brodsky Nancy P. Carlson Clayton K. Deniger ’86 Scott A. Griggs, Head of School, ex-officio Gail Griswold David J. Haemisegger Donald H. Henley Preethi Jayaseelan Oscar A. Joyner ’93 Ann Frances Jury Peter Andrew Kraus Laurence H. Lebowitz Veronica Lewis Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Malia Litman E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Margot McGuire Sandra Kim Moon Camille Owens Milton Packer, M.D. Guillermo Perales Alan Jay Perkins Pam Beck Pluss ’81 William E. Rose ’85 Steven Rudner Amanda Sutton Ryan Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 Patricia A. Smith Mark Solomon Bruce Sostek Wendy H. Stanley Arlene Switzer Steinfield Moyez S. Thanawalla Mike Weinberg ’82 Waverly Ware Wilson ’86

Dear Friends, This edition of The Hill celebrates the achievements of the 2010–2011 school year. While the previous pages feature the depth of activity and accomplishments of our incredible students and alumni, the pages that follow highlight the commitment of our Trustees, current and former parents, grandparents, alumni and friends who continue to provide important financial support to the School.

I want to extend a sincere thank you to all who participated in the many areas across campus: Greenhill Fund, Endowment, the Library, our Parents’ Association fundraising efforts, and other special operating support initiatives. The resources provided this year are impressive to say the least. Your involvement and dedication make a difference!

Overseeing much of this effort in 2010–2011 was Trustee and Development Chair, Peter Kraus, and Parents’ Association President, Margot McGuire. Their consistent and charismatic leadership inspired all of us to reach and surpass even the most challenging goals. I hope you join me in thanking them and taking pride in all we have accomplished together.

As we gear up for the coming year, we welcome Baxter Brinkmann as the new Co-Chair of the Development Committee with Peter Kraus, and Camille Owens as the new Parents’ Association President. I am confident they will build on our recent success and play a significant role in helping Greenhill to strive for excellence on all levels.

Greenhill School continues to thrive, and it is the result of tremendous generosity and hard work by many. Thank you for your efforts and I look forward to seeing you soon in the coming year.

Sincerely,

Karla R. Barber Chair, Board of Trustees

Former Board Chairs Electing to Serve Ex-Officio Sally R. Estes, Trustee since 1976 Irvin Grossman, Trustee since 1973 Michael J. Halloran, Trustee since 2002 Rusty Jaggers, Trustee since 1994 David L. Johnson ’68, Trustee since 1987 H. Ronald Nash, Trustee since 1987 Lifetime Trustee Daniel T. Phillips, Trustee since 1997

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Statement of Financial Position Income | 2010 – 2011 Tuition and Fees Annual Fund (proceeds raised) Investment and Other Income

$23,241,422 $1,575,946 $2,410,751

Total Income

$27,228,119

Income

Expenses

yyyyy Tuition & Fees 85% yyyyy Annual Fund 6% yyyyy Investment & Other Income 9%

yyyyy yyyyy yyyyy yyyyy

Expenses | 2010 – 2011 Salaries and Benefits Plant and Other Academics Administrative

$19,749,151 $4,810,912 $1,289,361 $1,378,695

Total Expenses

$27,228,119

Salaries & Benefits Plant & Other Academics Administrative

73% 18% 4% 5%

Board of Trustees Finance Committee 2010 – 2011 Curtis Holmes, Chair Oscar A. Joyner ’93 Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Malia Litman E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Milton Packer, M.D. Alan Jay Perkins Steve Rudner Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 Mark Solomon Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 Karla R. Barber, ex-officio Gilian Lempel Baron, ex-officio

Scott A. Griggs Head of School Melissa Orth Chief Financial Officer Katie Robbins Director of Finance Julie Diaz Chief Advancement Officer

Note: Figures represented in this annual report are as of June 30, 2011.

2010 –2011 figures are unaudited.

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Endowment Performance Endowment by Category & Year Designated Purpose General Endowment

6/30/07

6/30/08

6/30/09

6/30/10

6/30/11

12,467,577

12,308,595

9,205,524

11,011,876

13,681,233

Financial Aid

3,125,273 3,322,159 2,817,918 3,014,437 3,607,205

Faculty Enrichment

1,931,865 1,913,098 1,617,008 1,827,316 2,482,965

Curriculum & Programs

1,343,827

Facilities

3,326,440 3,179,527 4,225,331 5,875,848 7,123,876

TOTAL ENDOWMENT

$22,194,982

30%

20.85%

15%

10%

7.32% 4.34%

5%

0%

Last Year

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3-Year

5.87%

5-Year

$22,026,291

1,025,067

$18,890,848

1,101,021

$22,830,498

1,348,472

$28,243,751

Board of Trustees Investment Committee 2010 – 2011

Endowment Performance Chart

20%

1,302,912

7-Year

Peter S. Brodsky, Chair Clint Carlson John Jaggers David L. Johnson ’68 Harlan Korenvaes Todd Meier ’69 Sandra Kim Moon Guillermo Perales Will Rose ’85 Mike Weinberg ’82 Karla R. Barber, ex-officio Gilian Lempel Baron ex-officio

Scott A. Griggs Head of School Melissa Orth Chief Financial Officer Katie Robbins Director of Finance Julie Diaz Chief Advancement Officer

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Greenhill Giving: Summary of the Year Greenhill Fund 2010 – 2011

Endowment Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund Bauman Family Faculty Enrichment Endowment General Endowment Fund Phillip G. Foote Endowment Fund Fulton Family Financial Aid Fund David Warren Leatherbury Financial Aid Fund Elaine Velvin Faculty Tuition Assistance Fund Ann and Ray Perryman Archive Fund Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf Financial Aid Fund Other Endowment Funds

Operational Gifts Library Gifts Fine Arts Operating Fund Other Restricted Operating Gifts

Capital Gifts Campaign Early Payments Great Expectations Campaign Founders’ Place

Gifts In Kind*

Total Giving (gifts and payments only)

*Based on donor valuation, not included in totals

$1,678,076

$284,219 $21,025 $19,795 $11,270 $2,465 $2,000 $1,661 $1,480 $1,454 $5,066

$5,367 $3,710 $26,095

Board of Trustees Development Committee 2010 – 2011 Peter Andrew Kraus, Chair Karla R. Barber, Chair, Board of Trustees Richard G. Andrew Ellenore Baker Gilian Lempel Baron, Assistant Chair/Secretary Sandra J. Beckert Nancy P. Carlson, Greenhill Fund Co-Chair Clay K. Deniger ’86, Alumni Board President Preethi Jayaseelan Margot McGuire, Parents’ Association President Camille Owens, Parents’ Association President-Elect Pam Beck Pluss ’81 Patricia A. Smith Bruce Sostek, Greenhill Fund Co-Chair Scott A. Griggs, Head of School Julie Diaz, Chief Advancement Officer

$1,100,000 $408,205 $14,275 $16,538 $3,586,163

Denim & Dice Greenhill Gala 2011 Special thanks to Diana Hamilton, Gala Chair, and her extraordinary team of volunteers, including Parents’ Association President Margot McGuire, for their hard work and dedication in making this year’s gala a success. In total, the event netted $282,609 in support of the Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund.

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Greenhill Fund Exceeds 2010 – 2011 Goal Congratulations to the Greenhill Community for raising just under $1,700,000 for the Greenhill Fund! The more you give to Greenhill, the greater Greenhill’s ability to give our students an education that’s second to none. Thank you for your caring, commitment and generosity.

We applaud the leadership of Trustees Nancy Carlson and Bruce Sostek, Co-Chairs. Their excellent leadership team including Mark McKay ’89 and Ben Setnick ’93, Alumni Co-Chairs; Marilyn and Zeck Lieberman, M.D., Grandparent Chairs; and Rusty and John Jaggers, Parents of Alumni Chairs, was instrumental in these fundraising efforts.

The following dedicated group of Grade Captains ensured the success of the Greenhill Fund’s goals in participation and dollars raised! Their tireless efforts are greatly appreciated.

Susan Bonsell, Pre-Kindergarten Anne & David Mann, Pre-Kindergarten Deirdre & Rolf Brekken, Kindergarten Kate & Jon Kettles, Kindergarten Melanie & Louis Okon ’93, Kindergarten Lisa Conner & Howard Marc Spector, Kindergarten Amy & John Howard, Primer Bonnie & Monte Hurst, Grade 1 Kate & Jon Kettles, Grade 1 Mike Merriman, Grade 1 Elly & Edward Shelswell-White, Grade 1 Susan & David Sternblitz, Grade 1

Stacey & Doug Baer, Grade 2 Amy & John Howard, Grade 2 Allana Luterman, Grade 2 Jenny Kirtland, Grade 3 Mike Merriman, Grade 3 Choyleng Scott, Grade 3 Elly & Edward Shelswell-White, Grade 3 Christy & Adam Blumenfeld ’82, Grade 4 Lynn Switzer Bozalis ’82, Grade 4 Ronah Jungerman, Grade 4 Linda & Ken Wimberly, Grade 4 Flossie Heptig, Grade 5 Ellenore Baker, Grade 5

Laurie Lippincott, Grade 6 Stacy Siegel Simon ’85, Grade 6 Ellenore Baker, Grade 7 Dani Butowsky, Grade 7 April McCormick, Grade 8 Dana Golman, Grade 9 Jennifer McGill, Grade 9 Sandy Beckert, Grade 10 Julie Ray Fields ’83, Grade 10 Shari Nelson, Grade 11 Wendy Stanley, Grade 11 Rick Andrew & Diane Buchanan, Grade 12 Marcie Pollman Brown ‘79, Grade 12

Participation

Greenhill Fund Giving Levels

100%

Leadership Circle Founders The Hill Society Head of School’s Council

80% 60% 40% 20% 0%

Trustees

Current Parents

❚❚❚ Fiscal Year 2009

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Faculty/Staff

❚❚❚ Fiscal Year 2010

Alumni

$50,000+ $25,000 - $49,999 $10,000 - $24,999

Pacesetters Ad Astra Society Legacy Society Green & Gold

$5,000 - $9,999 $2,500 - $4,999 $1,500 - $2,499

Sustainers Forever Club Hornet Club Friends

$1,000 - $1,499 $500 - $999 Under $499

Grandparents ❚❚❚ Fiscal Year 2011

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Greenhill Fund Donors Founders ($50,000 and Up) J. Baxter Brinkmann Nancy & Clint Carlson Danice & Shawn Grisham Nancy A. Nasher & David J. Haemisegger Anonymous

The Hill Society ($25,000 to $49,999) Preethi Jayaseelan & Nirmal Jayaseelan, M.D. Marcia & Mark King Lisa & Peter Kraus Will Rose ’85 & Catherine Rose Anonymous

Head of School’s Council ($10,000 to $24,999) Rick Andrew & Diane Buchanan Ellenore & Kirk Baker Karla & George Barber Nancy & Barry Barnett Bickel & Brewer Foundation Elaine & Joe Eazor Jon & Julie Frankel Joanna & David Greenstone Marsha & Mike Halloran Sharon & Don Henley Rusty & John Jaggers Jaime Jaramillo & Maria Esteves Patsy & Dave Mattingley Hanh & Michael Merriman Sandra Moon & Sam Moon, Sr. Jane & Mike Nicolais Cynthia & Kevin O’Brien Louis Okon ’93 & Melanie Okon Pam Beck Pluss ’81 & Steven Pluss Jelcy & Conrad Romberg Amanda & Brint Ryan Melissa & Timothy Ryan Amber & Charles Slotnik Cliff Weiner Karen & David Weinreb Anonymous

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Ad Astra Society ($5,000 to $9,999) Anuradha & Sanjay Agrawal Elizabeth Mack & David Allen Debbie & Marc Andres Gilian & Steve Baron Barbara Bernstein Gail Griswold & Bill Brice, Jr. Rebecca & John Budd, III Cynthia & Harry Carneal Angela & John Crates Shweta Daftary, D.D.S. & Gautam Daftary The Deason Family Manisha Desai & Dev Desai, M.D, Ph.D. Sandra & Gary Fernandes Susan & Iric Gachman Beth & Jim Gold Irma & Irwin Grossman Jennifer & John Helms Cyolonda & Curtis Holmes, Jr. Tracy & Jeff Hull Shab Krish, D.D.S. & Steven Johnson Risa & Marc Kesselman Kate & Jon Kettles Jenny & John Kirtland SaeHee Lee John Levy ’80 & Carol Levy Irene & Randy Levy

Laurie & David Matthews Esther & Michael Meyers Michelle & Meade Monger Harry S. Moss Foundation Dot Neustadt Peggy & John Olsson Beth Levine, M.D. & Milton Packer, M.D. Adriana & Guillermo Perales Sondra & Alan Perkins Denise & Michael Reily Jeffrey Robinson Ruth Robinson Melinda & Mike Russ Sue & Anthony Sanders Pat Smith & Emmitt Smith, III Nancy & Mark Solls Kathleen Wu & Mark Solomon Kris & Marshall Sorokwasz Joan & Bruce Sostek Betty & Eric Spomer Pamela & Richard Squires Wendy & Marc Stanley Ann Glazer & Barkley Stuart Dr. Kimberly & Mr. Todd Travers Vicki & Everett Truitt Lauren & Jeff Zlotky

Legacy Society ($2,500 to $4,999) Marla & Baron Ablon Kathryn & Stephen Arata AT&T Federal Political Action Committee Bruce Baker, M.D. Debbie & Gerald Barnes Randi & Shep Barnes Judy Barton Rosy Parris-Bennett & Dan Bennett Heidi Soltis-Berner & Dan Berner Scott McKenzie, M.D. & Michael Bobbitt Barbara & Nicholas Bomersbach Maureen & Guy Boutilier Steven Brockett & Lori Accordino-Brockett Chris Bryan, II Lisa Buckner ’80 & TJ Bronsberg-Adas Nicole Martinson & Amar Budarapu Susie Carp & Joel Carp, M.D. Donna & Jordan Cowman Sunny & Peter D’Apice Koshi & Arun Dhingra Julie & Andrés Diaz Heidi & William Dillon

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Renee Rossi, M.D. & Frederick Duffy, M.D. Michelle Mulder Early ’83 & Mark Early Julia & Brian Flowers Laura & Bruce Garber Christine Gietema & William Gietema, Jr. Deborah & Chuck Gilbert Lisa & Neil Goldberg Ann Reid & Scott Griggs Pilar & Jay Henry Frances & Michael Herbert Karlyn & Grant Herlitz Angela & Gary Horowitz Lori & Randall Isenberg Nick Iwasko Greg Jaynes Alem & Oscar Joyner ’93 Ronah & Don Jungerman Ann Frances & Cliff Jury Samara Kline & Andy McCarthy Lester Levy, Jr. ’79 & Brett Levy Cathy & Robert Lo Lisa Hankinson Maher ’95 & Brendan Maher Beth & Bob Maryan Liz & Ira Matsil Diana Bustamante & Jerry Maue Ilah Merriman Gail & Michael Milner Connie Hsia, M.D. & Orson Moe, M.D. Debra & John Morgan Jolie & Michael Newman Stacy & Daniel Nutkis Melissa & Max Orth Joan & Terry Oxford Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Carol & Allen Pitts Kaitlin & Elliot Prieur Gang Quan & Huan Yang Ros & David Rawitscher Carola & Doug Rayburn Vickie & Brady Richard Deedie Rose & Rusty Rose, III Lisa & Steven Rudner Safeway, Inc. Susan Schwartz Colleen Shirley & Bill Shirley, Jr.

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Mike Silverman ’80 & Mary Silverman Lisa Simmons ’73 Stacy Siegel Simon ’85 & Stuart Simon, M.D. Lea & Jeff Singer Jerald Sklar, M.D. Henny Wright & Ed Stead Arlene & David Steinfield Marlene & John Sughrue Terrye & John Tebbetts Lisa Bork & Jeffrey Vawrinek Maria Cortez-Wartell & Warren Wartell Suzanne Leslie & Kris Weaver Mike Weinberg ’82 & Julie Weinberg Linda & Ken Wimberly Linda & Ken Woolley

Green & Gold ($1,500 to $2,499) Prameela Karimi, M.D. & Mahender Akula Livingston & Phyllis Albritten Angela & Robert Andrade Edie & Ed Andrew Peggy & Bernie Andrews Holly Scott & Thomas Arnold Shelley & Jeff Becker Sandy & Rich Beckert Marc Birenbaum ’87 & Jana Birenbaum Susan & Shawn Bonsell Timiny & David Braemer Nancy & John Breitfeller Anne Broadus & Toby Broadus, III Tonya & Barry Brown Lisa & Charles S. Brown Rosa Buch & Richard Buch, M.D. Ann & Brad Bulkley Dani & Ed Butowsky Karen Cacopardo Michelle & Jared Caplan Shelley & Stephen Carlin Anita Fonberg Chanon ’81 & Todd Chanon Chad Coben ’85 & Amber Coben Barbara & Kenneth Czarnecki Sally & Bob Dillenback Sally & Tom Dunning Sangeeta Elhence, M.D. & Hemant Elhence

Chitra Fine, M.D. & Josh Fine, M.D. Gayle Fogelson ’52 Laura & Jim Forson Rita Sue & Alan Gold Dorothy & Jack Goldstein Randi & Chuck Grindstaff Cara & Gregg Hamburger Betty Henika Emily & Thomas Hillsman Susanna Hong Margaret Jimenez & Alfredo Jimenez, M.D. Sheryl & Douglas Kessler Yasmin Khan, M.D. & Arif Khan, M.D. Debbie & Ronald Klein Windy & Mike Koehler Leslie & Robert Krakow Terry & Jeff Kurz Julie Lee, D.D.S. & Clyde Lee, D.D.S. Carla & Jonathan Leffert, M.D. Terry & Jeff Levinger Karen Lewis, M.D. & Kevin Lewis Mary & Kenneth Lim Carol & Carvel Lincoln Anne & David Mann Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Donna Mazow & Mark Mazow, M.D. Jennifer & Mike McGill Margot & Tim McGuire Manju & Venu Menon Chris Mulder ’86 & Nancy Mulder Bertha & Craig Nash Susan & Ron Nash Shari & Karl Nelson Jennifer Nguyen, D.D.S. & Van Nguyen, M.D. Wyn Nguyen & Thu Trinh Mary & Kirk Oliver Camille & Patrick Owens Rami & Michael Palys Mark Platt ’87 & Alice Platt Francis & Jean Ann Reed Eric Reed & Teresa Peters Donna & Bruce Roberson Noah Shah ’90 Ashley & John Sherman Virginia & Pete Sherman Grace & Stanley Smith Debora & Bruce Steckler

Karla & Lawrence (Larry) Steinberg Emily & Jack Stout Alice & Chris Taylor Charlotte Voisinet & Jim Voisinet, Jr. Jeff Weinstein, M.D. ’80 & Debbie Weinstein Amela Wilson, Ph.D. & Erik Wilson Sheryl Chan & Oi-Fai Wong

Forever Club ($1,000 to $1,499) Carol & Steve Aaron Ruth Altshuler & Ken Altshuler, M.D. Revathy Ramadoss & Ravi Appan Sheli Barnett ’82 Elizabeth Bayer Marcia & Nicholas Beare Joyce & Selly Belofsky Sheila & David Beuerlein Cathy & Lance Binder Cindy Frank Birne ’75 & Robert Birne Jeffrey Boyd ’06 Cheryl & Robin Bradford Amy Finkel & Richard Braemer Stacey & David Brodsky Marcie Pollman Brown ’79 & Michael Brown Roger Brown & Sherry Vidal-Brown Lynn & Lyle Burgin Sheila & Jeff Chapman Pon & Rajkumar Chellaraj Jane & Lawrence Chien Carol Gene & Howard Cohen Berry Cox ’72 & Jeanne Cox Sejal & Hemang Desai Salima & Rahim Dhanani Penny Dickerman & Richard Dickerman, M.D. Debbie Diebner, M.D. & Jeff Diebner, M.D. Ann McDonald Drumm ’76 & David Drumm Laurie & Phillip Duncan James Epstein Sally & Bill Estes Rachel & Steve Estrada Emily & Stephen Feldman Julie Ray Fields ’83 & David Fields

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Forever Club ($1,000 to $1,499), continued Bobbie & Leo Fields Peter Fonberg Andrew Foote ’86 & Blake Foote Tiffany & John Franks Alicia & Brian Gerber Dawn & Johnny Gibbs Bev Gipson & Joe Gipson, Jr. Stephaney Gipson ’00 Lindy Girson & Mark Girson, M.D. Cathy Steinberg Glick ’81 & Craig Glick Wendy & Daniel Goldschmid Dianne & Larry Goldstein Joyce & Tim Goss Lisa & Jeff Greenberg Barby & Keith Gregory Janice & Curtis Henderson Teri & Michael Hershman Jeffery & Bruce Hillis Vi Nguyen, D.D.S. & Tao Ho, M.D. Wendy Holiner & Joel Holiner, M.D. Samina & Sean Hooda Anne & Jack Hudson Allison Isola Karen & Andy Jacobs Jack Jacobsen Mamta & Rajeev Jain David Johnson ’67 & Debbie Johnson

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Mindi Levine Kahn ’77 & Michael Kahn Karen & Richard Kassanoff Mirna & Zouheir Kassem Debbie & Scott Klein Cynthia Mallett Kosakowski ’75 & Bruce Kosakowski Eileen Kreisler & Aaron Kreisler, M.D. Julie Grossman Kronick ’83 & David Kronick Sujata & Jayant Kulkarni Jesus Kumamoto & Jinhua Xu Paula & Winston Lam Rickey Shaum & Richard Lark, Ph.D. Dorothy Lay ’72 Pat Villareal & Tom Leatherbury Sandy & Charles Lee Robert Levy ’77 Veronica & Bruce Lewis Katherine Liang & Alexander Liang, M.D. Todd Liberty Steve Lieberman ’79 & Lisa Lieberman Marilyn Lieberman & Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Laurie & Kevin Lippincott Leticia & Eldon Little Eve Guth, M.D. & Edward Livingston, M.D.

Dede & Alan London Charles Lostak & Chris Baker Ariel & Philip Lu Renee & Michael Manes Rebecca & Mark Masinter Cynthia & Tarik Masri Barbara & David McDonald Julia & Harry Meng Karyn Meyer & Barry Meyer, M.D. Saul Meyer ’89 & Adriana Meyer Barbara Schultz & Bruce Mickey Patty Miller & David Miller, III Ellen Presby Mills & Tom Mills, Jr. Anji & Shridhar Mittal Ali Moustapha & Vickie Nguyen Sinna & Pithou Nuth Geraldine & Wade Owens Annie & Michael Park Monali & Yogesh Patel Elaine & Trevor Pearlman Sunny & David Pillow Richard Pollock ’77 & Karen Pollock Robert Pollock Jethro Pugh, Jr. Namrata & Arun Rao Kathy & Neill Ray Jann & Angel Reyes Katie & Mark Robbins Laura Rothbart & David Rothbart, M.D. Linda & Jerry Rubenstein

Melanie Lurie Rubin ’85 & Howard Rubin, M.D. Carol & Darren Schackman Ashley & Rick Scheer ChoyLeng & Bob Scott Jeri Lyn & Jeff Sebert Michael Seeligson ’02 & Caitlin Seeligson Ruthie & Alan Shor Nancy Shosid, M.D. & Larry Shosid Lu & Charles Smith Jennifer & Randall Stagen Mitzi Stout & Ed Stout, Jr. Kim Orth-Taussig & Ronald Taussig Stacey & Michael Titens Anne & Ethan Underwood Elizabeth Walters Jennifer & Aaron Wetherill Leigh & Craig White Lori Wick, M.D. ’77 Shelly & Lalan Wilfong Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 & McCord Wilson Anne Yager YanBing Li & Feng Yang Ying Liu & Wengui Yu, Ph.D.

Hornet Club ($500 to $999) Diane & Tom Adler Patti & Bob Aisner Philippa Anderson & Joe Anderson, II Ahmad & Shamim Ata Stacey & Doug Baer Pooja Banerjee, M.D. & Subhash Banerjee, M.D. Melissa & Ivan Bank Ray Barber Susan Shosid Bendalin ’88 & Ken Bendalin Laurie Berger, M.D. Adam Blumenfeld ’89 & Christy Blumenfeld Ann & Alan Bogdanow Katherine Boone ’00 & Alexander Geltzer Nancy & David Brickman Greta & Charles Brodsky Cathy Brook & Joel Brook, D.P.M. Carolyn & King Buckner Christine & Patrick Burke

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Robin Caldwell & Daniel Caldwell, M.D. Lucinda & Lyne Carter Vivienne & Tsiu Chiu Chan Chip Clint Theresa & Thomas Coverstone Sallie & Mark Crotty Felicia & Xavier Crumedy Barb Currier Ami & Neerav Dalal Macey Davis ’94 & Steven Davis Becky & Mike Decker Kirk Dunk ’87 & Angie Dunk Richard Eiseman, Jr. ’77 & Betsy Eiseman Stefani Silverberg Eisenstat ’85 & Gary Eisenstat Peggy Ellis Molly & Jeremy Fernandes Marilyn & Ron Fiedelman Lisa & Rick FlorJancic Mary Foote, Ph.D. & Phil Foote Jamie Gerard & Cameron Gerard, M.D. Marnie & Brian Glaser Jennifer Ternoey Glassman ’88 & Michael Glassman Larry Golman Elliott Goodman ’89 & Smyth Goodman Georgie Fulton Green ’53 & John Green ’55 Anita & Sanjay Gupta Barbara & Bill Gutow Lynda Longstreet-Hall & Dick Hall Amy Kreisler Harberg ’87 & Joe Harberg Melissa & Geoffrey Harper Alexandra & Peter Harris Jamie & Bill Hashop Teresa & Alan Hastings Ann Henry & John Henry, III Anne & Rohan Hoare Harriet & Jack Holiday Amy & John Howard, Sr. Bonnie & Monte Hurst Heidi & Russel Jacobe, III Alexandra & Irwin Jacobs Randi Jacobs Karen Smith & Richard Jerrier, Jr. Emily Zhou & Jin Jiang Mignon & Stuart Jones Judy & Stan Jumper JustGive

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Phyllis & Alex Kane Alison & Andy Kaplinsky Gregory Kassanoff Shelley & Jason Kays Angela Vaiser Klein ’89 & Marc Klein Sue & Jim Koehler Beth & Larry Konig Rachel Davidoff Ladin ’91 & Brian Ladin Paulina Le & Lu Le, M.D., Ph.D. Yin Hu, Ph.D. & Wai Lee, Ph.D. Michael Legacy & David Silva Leigh & Chad Leopard Doug Levy ’90 & Alyce Levy Larry Ley ’68 & Georgia Ley Jingbo Li Randy Lieberman ’84 & Julie Lieberman Irene & Ray London Eileen Lueder Susan Cossman & Thomas Marking Rafael Martin & Reena Schellenberg Mike Matyas, M.D. ’81 & Judy Matyas Kris McArdle & Craig McArdle, M.D. Patrick McGonigle ’89 & Meg McGonigle Mark McKay ’89 & Stacy McKay Dana & Earl McLendon Minal & Sanjiv Melwani Nancy & Richard Merriam Frankie & Jerold Michaelson Shannon Harris Ming ’94 & Thomas Ming Laurie & Marc Montoya Alan Moore Madhavi & Arvind Muppidi Monica & Raj Narula Rebekah & Benjamin Newman Mary Casey Newton ’83 & Rosser Newton Thuy Nguyen, M.D. & Linh Nguyen, M.D. Melanie & John Ofenloch, Jr. Neeta & Patrick Olomu Donna & Larry Olschwanger Kevin Pailet ’90 & Mahra Pailet Farah Patel & Muhammad Patel, M.D. Shailaja & Basavaraj Patil

Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Angelica Phillips & Lee Phillips, II Mindi Michaelson Pidgeon ’88 & Dan Pidgeon Barry Pierce & Richard Kahn Jody Platt & Melvin Platt, M.D. Kay Ellen & Jacob Pollack Jasmina & Dilip Pranav Nila & Nandy Pranav Misty & Chris Quinn Dawn Ragan Gretchen & Mike Raiff Sujata Basawaraj & Amol Rangdal Judy & Jerry Rankin Helene & Ronnie Raphael Jill & Jeff Rasansky Stephanie & Kurt Read Julie & Chris Richie James S. Roberts Debbie & Kevin Robinowitz Wendy Meyer & George Rodrigue Un & Barry Rutherford Abbie Meyering & John Sadler Barbara Sanger & Gene Sanger, Jr. Alan Schnitzer ’84 & Anne Schnitzer Cathy & John Schoellkopf Xina & Kevin Schottlaender Cynthia & Derek Schwartz Sarah & John Seddelmeyer Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 & John Seeligson Robin & Corey Self Ann & Irwin Sentilles Ben Setnick ’93 & Molly Setnick Marcia & Bob Shapiro Elly & Edward Shelswell-White Cindy Simmons ’75 Prasanna Sinkre, M.D. & Ajay Sinkre J. William Smith, M.D. & Amanda Smith Bliss & Pelham Smith Ilene Smoger & Carla McGee Sister Steinberg & Joel Steinberg, M.D. Heather & Christopher Kent Stobaugh Sanober & Nabeel Syed Andy Szygenda ’94 Target

Pamela & Moyez Thanawalla Rachel Thieberg, D.D.S. & Mark Thieberg, M.D. Beth & Bryan Thomas Thomson Reuters Yelda & Ahmet Tuz Ellen Weinstein Ungerman ’81 & Josh Ungerman Vasantha & Srini Vasan Keven Vicknair Kathryn & Scott Wheeler Ellen Johnson Willmore ’92 & Charlie Willmore Shelly Wilson ’81 Celia & Craig Winchell Neena & Shawn Wiora Lesley Wiseman & David Wiseman, Ph.D. Toni & Bernard Wolfman Weiyi Yang & Melody Shan Yangdong Zhou & Christina Zhao Tony Zhu & Joy Huang Lori & Brian Zweig

Friends (Under $499) Zach Abel ’06 Ms. Suzie Ablon Debby Ackerman Diana DeGrasse Adamson ’87 & Mark Adamson Tony Adler ’99 & Jessa Adler Madhu & Deepak Ahuja Mary & Paul Aidala Sally Aisner ’06 Andrea & Redd Alexander Betsy Gilbert Anderson ’84 & Jeff Anderson Renee & Edward Andrade Jennifer Lowery Andress ’86 & Keith Andress Andrea & Jaye Andrews Brenis & Edward Ansong Louise & Gordon Appleman Elizabeth & David Aptilon Janet and Rick Arnold Lori & Jaime Aron Anna & Roberto Arredondo Margaret Ashley ’68 Paige & Brian Ashley Elaine Auerbach & David Auerbach, M.D. Leonel Aviles Brenda & Bruce Bagelman

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Greenhill Fund Donors Friends (Under $499), continued Eliane Bailey Tina Baker Roshan & Medhavi Balachandran Cindy & Mike Banigan Catherine Banks & Philip Banks, Jr. Dawn & Jim Bar Renée Barber Kim & Hardy Barnes Linda Barnes & Weasie Stewart Pam Barnes ’00 Brenda & Les Barrett Qing & William Basinski Regina Franklin-Basye & Raymond Basye, Jr. Kyle Bates ’07 Melissa Battis Dana Baum ’07 Janet & Jack Baum Michael Baum ’89 & Christell Baum Nathan Baum ’05 Lea Bauman ’84 Susan Bauman ’81 Brad Bazzle ’98 Rennie & Weldon Beauchamp Jennifer & Devin Beazley Joan Beck & Jay Beck, M.D. Joyce & Robert Beck Scott Beck ’92 & Amanda Beck JoAnn & Bob Becker Jennifer Bell-Garcia ’04 Pavan Bendapudi ’98 Flauren Fagadau Bender ’98 & Jason Bender Nathan Berg & Yuki Watanabe Scott Berger Kelly Berkemeier ’02 Brad Bernstein ’95 & Jillian Bernstein Jan Besco Kamal Bharucha & Hemal Parikh Pat & Chuck Bianco Melodi & Nick Bianco Brad Bierman, Jr. ’96 & Stephanie Bierman Rhonda Blackburn & Chris Bigenho Marie Bigham & Colin Pettus Jennifer Bishop ’93 & Andrew Notarian Lori & Chad Bittenbender Elena & Christopher Black

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Zac Bleicher ’99 Brenda & Ron Bliss Betsy Baum Block ’91 Brad Blonkvist ’87 Naomi Bloom & Bernard Bloom, M.D. David Bock ’81 & Robin Bock Elaine Bock Peter Bogdanow ’92 & Sarah Kaplan-Bogdanow Patrick Bolton ’74 Therese & Johnny Bomersbach Peter Bong ’07 Ana Bonnheim ’99 & Asher Knight Julia Bonnheim ’02 Beverly Bonnheim & Malcolm Bonnheim, Ph.D. Noah Bonnheim ’07 Denise Bookatz & Bart Bookatz, D.D.S. Julie & Todd Boren Caroline & Joe Bossalini Letha Boulware Ted Bowie, II ’97 Vonda & Jeffrey Bowling Doug Box ’76 & Marla Savant-Box Lynn Switzer Bozalis ’82 & John Bozalis Debbe Brackett & Michael Genette Brenda & Stuart Brand Marcia & Roland Brandstetter Deirdre & Rolf Brekken Rhonda & Nick Brette Sharon Brewer Nick Brice ’07 Tom Bricker Susie & Tony Brigham Cynthia Bright ’87 & Stuart Sailer Loretta & Jerome Brister Bryan Broaddus & Cathy Shulman Mary Lee & Michael Broder Myrna Higgins & Robert Broder Rachel Brodie Cindy Schneidler, M.D. & Jim Brodsky, M.D. Brianna Boswell Brown ’78 & Randy Brown JoAnn & Doug Brown Greg Brown ’86 & Lisa Fechtel Brown ’86 James Brown Greg Browne-Nichols Jacquelyn Bruner Jon Buchmeyer ’87

Gaye & Val Buckmiller Monica & Ron Bullock Genie Burke Taylor Burks ’03 Tom Burks John Burnett ’74 & Ginny Burnett Lisa Burton Alli & Zack Busby Dan Butler ’76 & Judy Youngblood Consuelo Buxton Angela Cacopardo Nancy Cain Lois & Howard Cain Tamah Calhoun Judy & Joe Campos Courtney Capshaw ’06 Darlene & Alford Caraway Herman Card Jayme Elyse Carneal ’07 Kathy Reeves Carpenter ’76 & David Carpenter David Carrington David Carter ’02 John Carter Cartridges For Kids Pat & Frank Cervasio Carolyn Chandler Courtney Chanon ’08 Anna Weiss Charkow ’87 & Ben Charkow Roger Charlebois ’71 & Barbara Charlebois Stuart Chasanoff Pamela & Mike Chavoya Anuradha & Ramakrishna Chebrolu ChevronTexaco Matching Gift Program Riddhi & Samir Chhaya Linda Chianese Gayle Chilcoat Carla Childs ’02 Ben Clark, III ’91 Chris Clark ’89 Frances & Chris Clark Sophie Clement Barbi Kreisler Cohen ’91 & Scott Cohen Judy & Leon Cohen Laurie Sprouse & Christopher Cole Lloyd Colegrove ’79 & Brenda Colegrove Corey Coleman & Candice Hicks-Coleman

Josette & Marty Collins, Jr. Ellen Moriarty & Trey Colvin Chase Comer, Jr. ’88 Emily Comisar ’03 Megan Considine ’97 & Michael Considine Joseph Cooner Debbie & Scott Cotton Anissa Crabtree Al & Miriam Creemer Dave Crooks ’87 Stan Crossman ’61 & Pam Crossman Darcie DuBois Crystal ’93 & Jonathan Crystal Kim & Jeff Cuban Toni Polk Culpepper ’75 & Joseph Culpepper Mel & David Curtis Patti LaRue, M.D. & Hugo da Silva, Jr., Ph.D. Bhama Mathavan & Rahul Danasingh Joey Music Daniel ’92 & Josh Daniel Becky Daniels Ruth & Bob Darrow Carly Ness & John Daughety Clint David ’73 & Suzanne David Susan & Michael Davidoff Diana & David Davis Michael Davis ’84 & Carol Davis Steve Davis ’57 & Dorothy Davis Shaun Dawson ’93 Frank de Haan & Raquel Bosch Aparici Amy & Paul deBorst Tatiane Deibert Joey Denahan ’90 & Kristen Denahan Rosemary & George Denesuk Christina Deuber, M.D. Pattilynn O’Connell Dial ’78 & William Dial, Jr. Risa & Eric Diamond Susan & Richard Diamond Angelia & David Disney Prashanthi Divakar ’09 Eric Dobbie ’98 Jeremy Dobbie ’91 & Julie Etzel Cindee & Rodney Dobbs Amy & Brian Donnell Gay & Brad Donnell Linda Donnelly Janis & Earl Dorber

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Caroline Doswell Angela Adkins Downes ’87 & Emerson Downes Patricia & Corbin Doyle Arlene Crotty-Duff & Duncan Duff Tricia Quaid & Ashley Duggan John Dunagan ’94 & Heather Dunagan Joel Durden Suzann & Robert Dutton Christopher Dwyer ’03 Karen Dwyer Cliff Dycus & Rachael Wang Karen & Ed Dzialowski Christine Eastus Madalyn Eastus ’78 & John Derryberry Vicki Eastus ’79 & Edward Janger MarkAnthony Edwards Freddie & Bernie Eisenstat Monica & Oswin Eleonora Jeff Ellenbogen ’93 & Michelle Ellenbogen Karen & Jay Ellis Molly Ellis ’06 Richard Ellman ’89 eScrip Janet & Brian Evans Katarzyna & Milton Faber Linette Fabian Cathy Falk Mary Lou & William Falkenstein Fannie Mae Serve Program Lindsay Faria ’04 Heather Farlow Donna & Allyn Feldman Joshua Feldman ’03 Susan & Matthew Feldman Yvette Ferrer ’07 Cindy Fiedelman ’85 Jeff Fiedelman ’87 & Alyssa Fiedelman Geraldine Field Elizabeth Fields ’09 Cathy Brooks-Fine & Marty Fine Lisa Finkelstein ’95 Janice & Marvin Finkelston Karen Finlay ’67 Julie Hoffman Fishman ’87 & Louis Fishman Laura & Brad Flanagan Jessie & Kevin Foley Nancy Kelly & Kenneth Forster Paula Frank & Gordon Frank, M.D. Natalie & Sheldon Frankel

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Audrey & Richard Franklin Peggy Fredrickson Alex Freeman & Vasundhara Kaki Mary & Greg Freeman Warren Frerichs Will Fulton ’68 & Nancy Fulton Jeff Funkhouser Andrew Ganz ’02 Miriam Garcia Volk & Tim Volk Cathleen Garcia Cristina Gonzalez-Criado & Enrique Garcia Nora & Jose Garcia Patricia & Reyes Garcia Liz Garner ’00 Holland Gary ’93 & Leila Gary Jonathan Gary ’07 Michelle Garza ’95 & Joel Garza Brad Gaswirth ’92 & Dana Gaswirth Stacey Gaswirth Wayne Gearey Cay Geisler Barbara Gelsomino Bonnie & Joe Gentilia Gail & Allan Gilbert Renee & Buddy Gilbert Carolyn Gillen Berkeley & Andrew Gillentine Valerie Bennett Gillespie ’98 & Emmanuel Gillespie

Colleen & Scott Gilmour Sue Ginsberg Melanie Girard Pam & Michel Giraudon Darryl Glaser, M.D. ’83 & Desiree Glaser Sharyn Glazer Gillian Glengarry Nancy & Steven Glick Global Impact Sebastian Gluzman Dan Goetz ’80 & Laurie Goetz Jeremy Goldberg ’95 Shari & Steven Goldberg Sharan & Lynn Goldstein Mandy Golman, Ph.D. & David Golman Dana & Mark Golman Susan & Martin Golman Myra Wyckoff, M.D. & Ty Gomez Jeff Goodman ’87 Graeme Gordon ’85 & Ronit Gordon Shallen & Ron Gordon Robyn & Andrew Gould Kal Grant Tami Grayson & Boyd Grayson, Jr. Janet Cashen Greedy ’71 & Phil Greedy Liz Greene Sheila & James Griffin

Connie & Pat Griffith Ronda & Tom Grimsley Daniel Gross ’04 Kristen & Benjamin Gross Allison Grossman ’97 Anna Grossman ’04 Doug Grossman, M.D., Ph.D. ’81 & Irene Grossman Hema & Raj Gupta Kelly Gupta & Rick Gupta, M.D. Janis & Gene Gustafson Marcy & Craig Gutow Marty Hagmann Kristina & Michael Hahsler Virginia Arteaga-Haid & Scott Haid Asher Haig ’00 Paula & Art Hall Glenda Hall John Hall ’90 & Jenny Hall Michaela Ablon Hall ’89 & Chris Hall Sheri Capen Hall ’87 & Tom Hall Tony Hall Heather Hamilton ’98 & Will Hamilton Diana & Steven Hamilton Kathryn Hamm ’87 & Amy Walter Ralph Hamm, III ’90 & Meggan Hamm Tommy Haney

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Greenhill Fund Donors Friends (Under $499), continued Kristin & Howard Hanger Valerie Hanke Deanna & David Hanson Blake Harkey Dave Harnden ’67 & Lynn Harnden Rick Harnden, Jr., Ph.D. ’63 & Virginia Harnden Irene Harrower Chafen Hart ’99 & Eric Hart Elizabeth & Rodney Hartline Kellie & Dan Havrilak Danna Morguloff-Hayden & Jamie Hayden, III Mary & John Hayes Sonja Hayes Pilar Bescos & Munir Hazbun, M.D. Ashley Hedemann ’99 & Stephen Hedemann Tracy Heller ’03 Blake Helm ’00 Monroe Helm, III Amy Henika ’96 Flossie & Pat Heptig Nanci Hersh Patricia Hesse, Ph.D. & Gregory Hesse Jeff Hickman, II ’89 & Kristi Hickman Marcia Higgins Vonciel & Charles Hill Eve Hill-Agnus Menon Hillebrenner Shawn Hiner-Leamon ’05 Elena Hines & Wayne Hines, Ph.D. Cindy Frankel Hirsch ’83 & Ladd Hirsch Anna and Matt Hjerstedt Rob Hoffman ’74 & Ellen Hoffman Ethel & Harlan Holiner Clayton Hollingsworth Adam Holloway ’04 Wendell Holloway Margaret & Jeff Hollway Kathy & Michael Holmes Opal Holmes Adam Holt Cheryl & Donald Hopkins Pam & Wendell Hopkins Barbara & Bernie Horowitz

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Shannon Horswell ’04 Braden Hosch, Ph.D. ’89 & Leslie Hosch Inmi & Ron Houston Erin Howe Chris Huffman ’87 Darrell Hurmis ’73 & Kim Hurmis Adele Hurst Barry Ide Kasturi & Srini Inaganti Donald Isaacson Rita & Ron Ivery Allison Jacobsen ’85 & Thomas Paxton Loren Jacobson ’92 & Moises Rudelman Richard Jaggers ’07 Salam Jarrah ’95 Sarah & Will Jaudes Mike Jenks Barbara Johnson Eric Johnson, Esq. ’94 & Nakita Johnson ’02 Melinda & Jim Johnson Robert Johnson ’90 & Kelly Johnson Richelle & Stacey Johnson Ginna Johnson ’84 Vivian Johnson Debby & Arnie Johnston Kristy & Jon Joiner Terry & Russell Jones Theresa & Kenna Jones Chelsea Jongewaard ’05 Laurie & David Judson Scott Judson ’09 Andrew Jury ’10 Rhoda & Aaron Kahn Beth Frankfurt Kahn ’74 & Gary Kahn Keri & Tim Kaiser Carolyn & Don Kanzler Carol & Howard Kaplan Lisa Kaplan Beth Kassanoff Jill Fischel Kasser ’85 & Brian Kasser Susan & Dan Kasten Ann Goldfarb Katz ’71 Lucille & Henry Kelly Philip Kelton, III ’89 & Kellee Kelton Paula Kemmerer Tracey & Chris Kennedy

Becky & Michael Kennedy Karen Levy Keon ’88 & Dylan Keon Suzanne & Michael Kesner Shamim & Khozema Khambati Afia Umber & Mumtaz Khan Mekdes & Malcom Kifle Mi Ok & David Kim Sarah Kim ’09 Jennifer Kincaid Brandon Kinney ’04 Jennifer Kinney ’99 Jane Kittleman & Wes Kittleman, Jr. Jason Klein ’04 Alex Kleinman ’07 Betsy & Mark Kleinman Leah Beth Kolni & Harold Kolni, M.D. Miriam Kolni ’07 Barbara Konig Gail & Ken Kopf Jonathan Kopf ’01 Sherri Seidel Kraft ’83 & Paul Kraft Laurie Krauss ’96 & Greg Krauss Anand Krishnaswamy & Lakshmi Ramakrishnan Margaret & Mike Krueger Ariel Kruger, M.D. ’93 & Kelly Kruger Carla & Andrejs Krumins Hallie Kuiper & Johannes Kuiper, M.D. Julie Friedberg Kuntz ’86 & Michael Kuntz Valerie & Rick Kurz Sammy Kurz ’07 Will Kwon Eileen Gilford Ladd ’79 & Brent Ladd Liyun & Ming Lai Debbie Laird Janice & Dan LaMendola John Lande ’97 Lisa & Eddie Lane Nicolette & James LaRoe Gisele LaRosiliere Tracy & Harry LaRosiliere Jillian Larsen ’05 Ann Latrobe Margot Lebenberg Barbara & Carl Lee Nancy Perry Lee ’66

Sarah Leiseca ’99 Helen & Allan Lerner Will Leslie ’05 Julie Magid Levenstein ’93 & Dave Levenstein Mindy Levine & Ben Levine, M.D. Joanne & Steve Levy Paul Lewis Carolyn Ley, M.D. ’97 & Jake Thomas Anna Liberty Rachel Liberty ’07 Sinta & Kiam Lim Justine Lin ’06 Bianca & Terry Lin Rivka Linksman ’01 Craig Litman Maureen Little & Eldon Little, Sr. Claudia Loewenstein Teresa & David Lombardi, M.D. Stephanie & Richard London Adriana Lopez Sivling & Alberto Lopez Frank Lopez Clayton Lougée ’03 Elaine & David Lowen Elaine & Michael Lowenkron Nancy & Ed Lowey Curt Lowry Elaine & Raymond Lozano Sandy & David Lui Zach Luterman ’90 & Allana Luterman Ellen & Theodore Mack Mike Magers ’94 Pam & Bill Mahomes Lisa & Robert Malenfant Aditya Malhotra Deborah Malveaux Kamini & Malik Mamdani Susan & Roger Mandel Gavin Manes, Ph.D. ’96 & Beth Downing ’97 Angie & David Manning Bo Marcus ’81 & Julie Marcus Janet Margolis Weezie Margolis & Mark Margolis, M.D. Kristin Marinko ’93 & Todd Marinko Rachel Marks ’00 Christina Marmol ’08 Gail & Gil Marmol Marc Marrocco ’89

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Catherine Marrs Amy & Justin Marty Barbara Massad & Gene Massad, II Jason Massman ’89 & Toby Massman Jenny Mattingley ’95 Farid Matuk Jacqueline Mayhew Billy McBee, III ’73 & Maria McBee Jeannean McCain Kelly McCain Audrey McCall Karen & Matt McClard Ed & Jennifer McClung April & Kevin McCormick Cheryl & Pat McCracken Matt McCrary ’07 Tracey & Dale McElroy Travis McElroy ’08 Sylvia & Carl McGee Christel & Matthew McGuigan Sadie McKee Jordan McMakin Marlon McMakinDiane & Richard McMurry Naseem & Ameerali Mehdi Rita Mellem, M.D. & Maneeb Mellem, M.D. Megan Mellem ’01 Monika Mellem ’98

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Harriet & Roger Mellow Macy Jaggers & Michael Melton Tina & Bob Mendez-Kohler Tina & Andy Mercurio Bernice & Jack Meyers Vince Mikulski KatieBeth Benson Miller Matt Miller ’96 & Amy Miller Abigail Mindle & Grant Mindle, Ph.D. Shehnaz Kajani & Karim Mohammad Gloria & Ciro Montes Diane & Jim Montgomery Leland Montgomery ’74 & Karen Montgomery Nena Montgomery ’69 Janet Haldeman Moore ’80 & Harvin Moore, IV Jennifer Morales Jane Morris ’95 Katherine & Afshin Motlagh Monsie Muñoz ’05 Jennifer Adler Morris ’97 & Eli Morris Marianne Morris Michelle & David Muller Monsie Muñoz ’05 Ciel Murphy & Thomas Murphy, Jr. Joel & Bert Myers Lesley Lurie & Brett Myers

Betsy Nadler Diana Norton & Gilbert Naert, Jr. Paul Nagler ’80 & Sara Nagler Brenda Nance Keith Nannie Teresa & Bryan Neal Jane Ann & J.R. Neiswender Hilary Nelson Joe Nelson Ginger Nelson & William Nelson, Sr. Network for Good Susan & Bruce Neustadt Elizabeth & Ron Nevelow Lisa Newman ’85 & Jeffrey Kaplan Penny Nicholson ’73 & Dennis Powell Barclay Nihill ’03 Natalie Nihill ’00 Leah Nosnik ’95 Amy Chen Nisbet ’88 & Rob Nisbet, M.D. Kathy & Syver Norderhaug Northwestern University Arti & Ranjit Notani Nancy Obels-Robinson Susan & Steve O’Brien Krista Oehlke ’09 Katherine & John Ofenloch Jeff Oldham ’93 & Carolyn Oldham Stacy & David Olesky

Polly Olsson Alenda & Femi Omonije Amy Opsal ’94 & Aaron Opsal Michael Orman Jack Oros Bernadette Ortiz-Brewster Julie & Steven Osborn Tammy Oved Margaret Owen, Ph.D. & Stuart Owen, M.D. Rocky Owens ’99 Venita & Timothy Owens Teddy & Noel Padden Cindy & Robert Page Kimberly & Toby Page David Pailet ’91 Kathy & Morris Palefsky Dana Wiesenfeld Palmer ’93 & Scott Palmer Susan & Scott Palmer Henry Paolissi Michael Paraskevas ’10 Lydia & Nick Paraskevas Younjung Heo & Hoseok Park Jennifer & Nicholas Park Honelynn & Patrick Parker Martha Parker Anna Lee Parks ’86 Beth Brickner, M.D. & Fred Partlo Scottie A. Pearson ’87 Scottie G. Pearson Cristina Perez Melanie Perry John Perryman, Ph.D. ’86 Fred Peterson Sabrina Peterson ’00 Marlene & Tony Petrocchi Sonia Philipson Zona & Barry Pidgeon Nancy Pinnow Janine Pitts & Allen Pitts, Jr. Tracey & Charles Place Andy Plenge ’97 Rekha Pole, M.D. & Prith Pole Sophia Poliak & Jorge Poliak, M.D. Sara & David Pollack Bina & Noah Pollack Hannah & Harlan Pollock Alex Poole Margie Portela & José Portela, Sr. Jennifer Portela & José Portela, Jr.

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Greenhill Fund Donors Friends (Under $499), continued Nalini Prabhakar & Prabhu Prabhakar, M.D. Matt Prescott ’03 Angela Price Debbie & Ralph Price Lauren Pritchard ’04 Molly Pugh ’94 & Bill Pugh Pamela & Scott Purcel Sowmya & Srinath Ram David Ramsey Theresa Prosperoso & Gnanasekaran Ranganathan Dipti & Rama Ranganathan Howard Raskin Lori Finkelston & Scott Raskin Tracy & Kent Rathbun Upendar Reddy & Tulika Jain Nate Reid-Griggs ’09 Mary & James Reilly Douglas Reiner ’89 & Christy Barnes Valerie & Rusty Reynolds John Richard & Jasmin Tiro-Richard Lorene Richardson & Robert Richardson, Jr. Louise & Neil Richter Hannah & William Rigler Cheryl & Roderick Rischer Laura & Billy Roberts Chana Robinowitz & Ralph Robinowitz, Ph.D. Joyce Roche Synthia & Art Rogers Abby Rohan ’07 Marisol Rojas Joan Romanosky Lela Rose ’87 & Brandon Jones Katie Rosebraugh Amy & Michael Roseman Evelyn Rosemore, M.D. & Andy Rosemore, D.O. Carly Rosemore ’09 Jennifer Rosemore ’04 Sally & Rick Rosenberg Beverley & Mitchell Rosenthal Kimberly & Jon Ross Ella & Kevin Ross Sharon Ross ’97 Stephanie & Scott Rosuck George Rothkopf Sarah Rechter & Bruce Rothstein

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Kate Rovner & Ivan Rovner, M.D. Toby Row Chuck Rowland Patti Rowland Susie & Alan Rubin Bibsy & John Ruchman Marshall Ruchman Lesley Rucker Keri & Christopher Ruffalo Lori Ruso Steven Sadek ’01 Byron Sanders ‘01 & Celeste Kinney Sanders ’00 Darryn Sandler ’95 Jason Sandler ’97 Laura Sanza, Ph.D. Julie & Jon Sayah Tracy Newton Scarfi ’85 & Joseph Scarfi Susan & Joe Schackman Nick Schanbaum ’00 Jared Scheib ’04 Ann Schiller & Larry Schiller, M.D. Laura & Richard Schindler Amanda & Lance Schlegel Tina & Don Schnair Michele Hennelly Schneider ’86 & Adam Schneider David Schnitzer Mark Schnitzer, M.D. ’78 & Denise Schnitzer ’80 Caitlin & Tony Schraufnagel Michael Schwartz Nancy Scott Lisa Sealy Yvonne & David Sears Emily Sentilles ’94 May & Jian Shan Roberta & David Shapiro Kerry & Stephen Shea Honey Sheff, Ph.D. & Mike Sheff Tara & Carl Sheffield Debbie & David Sheinfeld Susan & Karl Shell Mala Shetty & Anup Shetty, M.D. Sandy & Richard Shirley Rachel Shor ’09 Zach Shor ’06 Roz & Martin Shosid Rebecca & Tony Shuman Estelle Shwiff Elsie & George Sielen Rena & Bud Silverberg Elizabeth & John Simpson

Jocelynn & Michael Simpson Leslie Sinclair-Worley, Ph.D. Gail & Joseph Sjogren Dorothy & Kurt Sjogren Valerie Holloway Skinner ’76 & Mark Skinner Sandy & Joe Slotnik Justin Small ’91 & Nicole Small Meredith Small ’97 Tymesia & Eric Smaw Melanie & Bruce Smith Charles Smith, II ’02 Farrai Shelby Smith ’80 & Steve Smith Melissa & Greg Smith Michelle & Kascie Smith Trudie Smither Katherine & Sebron Snyder Mrs. Diana Sobey Becky Sobey ’06 Susan Soll Alan Sostek ’10 Phyllis Spare Diane & Jeff Spear Julia & Cary Spector Roberta & Don Spector Lisa & Howard Marc Spector Adam Sprankell ’92 Tina Srivastava ’05 Dorota & Jacek Stachowiak Meri-Kay Star ’73 Rob Starnes ’87 & Monica Stewart Rachel & Marc Starr Malaika Staten ’03 Lynn Staub & Jay Staub, M.D. Brandon Staub ’03 Rachel & Marc Stein Lindsay & Jeff Steinberg Kelly Stephan Angela & Tim Stephens Nancy Kasten & David Stern Hilary Kreisler Stern ’95 & Josh Stern Susan & David Sternblitz Rochelle & Steven Sternblitz Amy & David Steurer Debbie Shelton Stiel ’84 & Steve Stiel Nicky Perry & Andrew Stifler Elaine & Ken Stillman Nancy & Kent Stobaugh Karen & Aric Stock Jessica Stolbach ’05

Andrea & Robert Stoler Lori & Evan Stone Robin Finkelstein Stone ’93 & Evan Stone Lisa Stoutmeyer ’93 Whitney & Rob Strauss Robyn Strelitz ’93 & David Trachtenberg Beth & Mark Stromberg Renée & Fernando Suarez Bharti & Sai Subramanian Gary Sweet & Valerie Douglas-Sweet Jan & Chuck Switzer Caitlin Talmadge ’99 & Steve Lehotsky Jeffrey Talmadge ’07 Dana Talmadge & John Talmadge, M.D. Ebru & Oz Tangun Mary & Carlos Tapia Tonya & James Tarpeh Julie & Richard Taylor Lim Tear Kathrin Tewich Texas Rheumatology Care Dinesh Thoduguli & Nuthan Sarpangala Sherri & Clint Thomas Sarah & Bruce Thompson Clara Thompson Lina & Johnny Thompson Louise & Ryon Thompson Tim Thompson Charlotte & Bill Thompson Sandra & Rice Tilley Cindi & Aaron Timmons Deborah & David Tobias Dalia & Tony Torres Dawn & Kenneth Toudouze Leslie Ezelle & Libby Toudouze Katie & Clay Trimmer Joe Trombello ’02 Betsy Tucker ’68 & Robert Davis May & Chris Turbeville Peggy Norvell Turlington ’75 & Jack Turlington Natascha Tworke Matthew Udomphol ’07 Jason Underwood ’94 Jenna & Gary Unell Fehmida Zahabi, M.D. & Ebrahim Unwala Eva & Miguel Valadez

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Asha & Collin Vas Sujatha & Rajasekhar Velamuri Dee Dunk Velvin ’83 & Trey Velvin Gina & Marc Waco Michael Waldman ’98 & Natalie Waldman Marlene & Ronnie Wall Beth Wallace & Richard Wallace, III Jing & Jonathan Wang Barry Waranch Steve Warner Nancy & Chris Weaver Paige Weaver ’04 Michelle & Scott Webb Jonathan Weber Eunice & Calvin Wee Sharon & Art Weinberg Sadie Weiner ’05 Lauran Weiner ’86 & Steve Weiner Krista & Craig Weinstein

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Joanie & Shelly Weinstein Rick Weisberg ’95 & Eleise Weisberg Marlene & David Weitman Natalie & Jeff Wells Cheramy White ’87 Linda White & Randy Watson Susan & Don White Bonnie Gerson Whitman ’75 & Jeff Whitman, M.D. Lovella & A.J. Wiesenfeld Mary Jo & John Wilen Carol & Michael Wilk Jamie Willard & Bob Willard, D.V.M. Dorothy & Sanford Williams Kristen Williams Lisa Jaye Williams ’89 & Clay Williams Patrick Williams Jennifer Williams & Sandy Williams, M.D.

Karen & Vaughn Williams Alex Williamson ’89 Wade Willis ’65 & Linda Willis David Wilson ’91 & Elizabeth Peters Scott Wilson ’66 & Lana Wilson Jeff Wilson ’89 & Laura Wilson Shannon Wilson William Wilson DeBorah Winfield Jenny & Michael Winton Susan & Kim Wise Jo Ann & John Withers Firewioni Woldu Angela & Harry Woodson Donna Woody Stephanie & Trevor Worcester Chris Wright ’03 & Taylor Wright ’03 Ruth & Don Wyckoff Suzanne & Jason Yaffe Sindy Chou & Paul Yang

Brenda Yosowitz & Ed Yosowitz, M.D. Katie & Todd Young Thomas Young & Julie Hanson Hibah Yousuf ’05 Joanne & Joe Yurich Larry Zahn ’88 & Kira Zahn Cheryl Zidell Jackie Ziegler Ida Ann & Harold Zweig Louis Zweig ’82 & Robin Zweig

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Greenhill Fund Donors Parents of Seniors Rick Andrew & Diane Buchanan Carolyn Andrew ’11

Cathy Steinberg Glick ‘81 & Craig Glick Lauren Glick ’11

Diane & Richard McMurry Ryann McMurry ’11

Ahmad & Shamim Ata Raheel Ata ’11

Shari & Steven Goldberg Brady Goldberg ’11

Nancy & Richard Merriam Brett Merriam ’11

Rennie & Weldon Beauchamp Margot Beauchamp ’11

Sheila & James Griffin Alex Griffin ’11

Bertha & Craig Nash Catherine Nash ’11

Cindy Frank Birne ‘75 & Robert Birne Scott Birne ’11

Teresa & Alan Hastings Sarah Hastings ’11

Jane & Mike Nicolais Olivia Nicolais ’11

Nancy & John Breitfeller Marisa Breitfeller ’11

Danna Morguloff-Hayden & Jamie Hayden, III Hunter Hayden ’11

Tom Perryman ‘81 & Sally Perryman Ryan Ritz ’11

Gail Griswold & Bill Brice, Jr. Zoe Brice ’11

Vonciel & Charles Hill Peter Hill ’11

Angelica Phillips & Lee Phillips, II Kevin Phillips ’11

Tom Bricker Daniel Bricker ’11

Jeffery & Bruce Hillis Nathan Hillis ’11

Sophia Poliak & Jorge Poliak, M.D. Aaron Poliak ’11

Marcie Pollman Brown ‘79 & Michael Brown Dylan Brown ’11

Wendy Holiner & Joel Holiner, M.D. Camille Holiner ’11

Nila & Nandy Pranav Dutt Pranav ’11

Ann & Brad Bulkley Alison Bulkley ’11

Mirna & Zouheir Kassem Ali Kassem ’11

Mary & James Reilly Holly Reilly ’11

Nancy Cain Jeremy Cain ’11

Samara Kline & Andy McCarthy Ryan Kline ’11

Katie Rosebraugh Shelby Rosebraugh ’11

Anita Fonberg Chanon ‘81 & Todd Chanon Max Chanon ’11

Carla & Jonathan Leffert, M.D. Caroline Leffert ’11

Nancy Scott Laura Scott ’11

Pamela & Mike Chavoya Michael Chavoya ’11

Mindy Levine & Ben Levine, M.D. Eryn Levine ’11

Sarah & John Seddelmeyer Clara Seddelmeyer ’11

Becky Daniels Sarah Daniels ’11

Irene & Randy Levy Ashley Levy ’11

Roberta & David Shapiro Lauren Shapiro ’11

Laurie & Phillip Duncan Kara Duncan ’11 Leah Duncan ’11

Anna Liberty Kristen Liberty ’11

Mike Silverman ‘80 & Mary Silverman Jack Silverman ’11

Todd Liberty Kristen Liberty ’11

Nancy Kasten & David Stern Jacob Stern ’11

Craig Litman Taylor Litman ’11

Suzanne Leslie & Kris Weaver Nora Weaver ’11

Eve Guth, M.D. & Edward Livingston, M.D. Kenny Livingston ’11

Michelle & Scott Webb Austin Cline ’11

Cathy & Robert Lo John Lo ’11

Jeff Weinstein, M.D. ‘80 & Debbie Weinstein Aryn Weinstein ’11

Cynthia & Tarik Masri Alexandra Masri ’11

Lesley Wiseman & David Wiseman, Ph.D. Jenny Wiseman ’11

Karen Dwyer Crissy Imery ’11 Chitra Fine, M.D. & Josh Fine, M.D. Jonathan Fine ’11 Christine Gietema & William Gietema, Jr. Will Gietema ’11 Pam & Michel Giraudon Apryl Giraudon ’11 Gillian Glengarry Chelsey Sveinsson ’11

Laurie & David Matthews Ian Matthews ’11

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Greenhill Fund Donors Grandparents Carol & Steve Aaron Sydney Horowitz ’21 Ms. Suzie Ablon Austin Ablon ’12 Bronsin Ablon ’12 Ruth Altshuler & Ken Altshuler, M.D. Jackie Altshuler ’09 Dena Altshuler ’16 Renee & Edward Andrade Ryland Andrade ’24 Edie & Ed Andrew Caitlin Andrew ’05 Cameron Andrew ’09 Carolyn Andrew ’11 Peggy & Bernie Andrews Melanie Andrews ’13 Camille Andrews ’15 Ellen Margaret Andrews ’17 Louise & Gordon Appleman Travis Mann ’22 Elizabeth Mann ’24 Andrew Mann ’24 Anna & Roberto Arredondo Caroline Neal ’20 Eliane Bailey Zac Cooner ’13 Brenda & Les Barrett Barrett Self ’23

Barbara Bernstein Jacob Brodsky ’19 Katie Brodsky ’20 Luke Brodsky ’23

Carol Gene & Howard Cohen Ryan Pollack ’16 Benjamin Pollack ’19 Kacey Cohen ’19

Pat & Chuck Bianco Morgan Ofenloch ’23

Judy & Leon Cohen Louis Andres ’12 Miles Andres ’14 Elise Andres ’17

Elaine Bock Ian Bock ’23 Ann & Alan Bogdanow Katie Bogdanow ’23 Therese & Johnny Bomersbach Ryan Bomersbach ’24 Amy Finkel & Richard Braemer Hailey Braemer ’19 Dax Braemer ’21 Brenda & Stuart Brand Benjamin Stromberg ’17 Marcia & Roland Brandstetter Katherine Sanders ’13 Loretta & Jerome Brister Jacob Pugh ’16 Jessica Pugh ’18 Myrna Higgins & Robert Broder Katherine Broder ’10 Brian Broder ’13 Stacey & David Brodsky Jacob Brodsky ’19 Katie Brodsky ’20 Luke Brodsky ’23

Joan Beck & Jay Beck, M.D. Molly Pluss ’13 Henry Pluss ’15

Gaye & Val Buckmiller Lilli Stone ’18

Joyce & Robert Beck Saskia Lewis ’22 Anneke Lewis ’24

Lois & Howard Cain Maddie Blumenthal ’05 Melanie Greene ’19

JoAnn & Bob Becker Ryan Becker ’17 Alec Becker ’19

Pat & Frank Cervasio Louis Andres ’12 Miles Andres ’14 Elise Andres ’17

Joyce & Selly Belofsky Evan Ritz ’08 Ryan Ritz ’11

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Sophie Clement Daniel Bricker ’11

Al & Miriam Creemer Lindsay Rawitscher ’13 Ruth & Bob Darrow Kristen Davis ’08 Rachel Davis ’15 Jason Davis ’17 Susan & Michael Davidoff Brent Ladin ’21 Rosemary & George Denesuk Austin Denesuk ’10 Colby Denesuk ’14 Arlene Crotty-Duff & Duncan Duff Kate Crotty ’15 Stephen Crotty ’18 Sally & Tom Dunning Jack Helms ’22 Suzann & Robert Dutton Hannah Orth ’12 Emily Orth ’14 Grace Orth ’19

Marilyn & Ron Fiedelman Ryan Fiedelman ’22 Sophie Fiedelman ’24 Bobbie & Leo Fields Elizabeth Fields ’09 Andrew Fields ’13 Janice & Marvin Finkelston Carly Raskin ’15 Peter Fonberg Courtney Chanon ’08 Max Chanon ’11 Paula Frank & Gordon Frank, M.D. Scott Birne ’11 Natalie & Sheldon Frankel Lane Hirsch ’16 Mia Hirsch ’17 Bonnie & Joe Gentilia Avery Franks ’22 Gail & Allan Gilbert Molly Anderson ’14 Emily Anderson ’17 Rita Sue & Alan Gold Katherine Broder ’10 Brian Broder ’13 Matthew Gold ’17 Caroline Gold ’11

Christine Eastus Alexa Derryberry ’20

Dorothy & Jack Goldstein Jaclyn Goldstein ’19 Jordanna Goldstein ’21

Freddie & Bernie Eisenstat Lauren Eisenstat ’18 Kara Eisenstat ’19

Sharan & Lynn Goldstein Henry Roseman ’17 Robert Roseman ’19

Peggy Ellis Breanna Price ’18

Larry Golman Jake Golman ’10 Clint Golman ’12 Hank Golman ’14 Macy Golman ’15 Jed Golman ’17

Donna & Allyn Feldman Ellie Feldman ’22 Cole Feldman ’24 Sandra & Gary Fernandes Logan McGill ’14 Annabel McGill ’16 Georgia McGill ’17 Hudson Fernandes ’17

Susan & Martin Golman Hailey Baer ’21

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Greenhill Fund Donors Grandparents Georgie Fulton Green ‘53 & John Green ‘55 Mattie Willard ’14 Barbara & Bill Gutow Davis Gutow ’21 Lainey Gutow ’23 Deanna & David Hanson Finley Spector ’23

Elaine & Michael Lowenkron Anna Robinowitz ’20

Paula Kemmerer Kayla Ellis ’13

Nancy & Ed Lowey Jordan Sternblitz ’17 Hallie Sternblitz ’22

Barbara Konig Brian Konig ’12 Adam Konig ’15

Eileen Lueder Drew Brekken ’23 Ellen & Theodore Mack Brooke Allen ’18 Zoe Allen ’18

Marcia Higgins Brad Dillenback ’12

Eileen Kreisler & Aaron Kreisler, M.D. Max Harberg ’16 Samantha Harberg ’18 Kacey Cohen ’19 Jeffrey Harberg ’20 Ella Cohen ’22

Ethel & Harlan Holiner David Holiner ’10 Camille Holiner ’11

Liyun & Ming Lai Max Platt ’20 Abby Platt ’22

Sylvia & Carl McGee Stern McGee ’15

Wendell Holloway Zoe Williams ’17

Gisele LaRosiliere Brianna LaRosiliere ’15 Maya LaRosiliere ’18

Irene Harrower Peter Diaz ’17 Gabriel Diaz ’21

Barbara & Bernie Horowitz Margot Hershman ’10 Jake Hershman ’17 Eric Hershman ’21 Adele Hurst Morgan Hurst ’20 Claudia Hurst ’22 Alexandra & Irwin Jacobs Jordan Lebowitz ’19 Gillian Lebowitz ’21 Vivian Johnson Isabelle Thompson ’18 Jordan Thompson ’20 Maurice Thompson ’23 Debby & Arnie Johnston Ella Dzialowski ’22 Rhoda & Aaron Kahn Sydney Kahn ’22 Carolyn & Don Kanzler Rachel Bozalis ’19 Thomas Bozalis ’23 Carol & Howard Kaplan Katie Bogdanow ’23

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Janet Margolis Lexi Gachman ’17 Jordan Gachman ’20

Sadie McKee Cyerra Holmes ’12 Christian Holmes ’15

Helen & Allan Lerner Jake Mazow ’17

Harriet & Roger Mellow Matthew Stock ’14 Lauren Stock ’17

Joanne & Steve Levy Jordan Levy ’22 Taylor Levy ’23

Ilah Merriman Emma Merriman ’20 Chloe Merriman ’22

Paul Lewis Daniel Brickman ’18

Bernice & Jack Meyers Lea Meyers ’17 Abby Meyers ’21

Marilyn Lieberman & Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Ryan Lieberman ’13 Blake Lieberman ’14 Haley Lieberman ’20 Jacob Lieberman ’22 Carol & Carvel Lincoln Travis Bryan ’12 Alex Bryan ’15 Maureen Little & Eldon Little, Sr. Sophia Little ’19 Alex Little ’23 Irene & Ray London Mia London ’18 Sydney London ’22 Georgie London ’21

Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Evan Ritz ’08 Ryan Ritz ’11 Sonia Philipson Ben Krakow ’16 Eli Krakow ’18 Philip Boren ’17 Michael Boren ‘22 Zona & Barry Pidgeon Madison Pidgeon ’15 Max Pidgeon ’18 Carol & Allen Pitts Tyler Pitts ’19 Sydney Pitts ’23 Jody Platt & Melvin Platt, M.D. Max Platt ’20 Abby Platt ’22 Sara & David Pollack Benjamin Pollack ’19 Ryan Pollack ’16 Hannah & Harlan Pollock Griffin Olesky ’15 Jethro Pugh, Jr. Jacob Pugh ’16 Jessica Pugh ’18 Judy & Jerry Rankin Hailey Braemer ’19 Dax Braemer ’21

Frankie & Jerold Michaelson Madison Pidgeon ’15 Max Pidgeon ’18

Howard Raskin Carly Raskin ’15

Marianne Morris Aidan Kuntz ’21

Jean Ann & Francis Reed John Reed ’23

Dot Neustadt Katie Schwartz ’12 Elizabeth Schwartz ‘07

Louise & Neil Richter Jackson Rothbart ’16 Eric Rothbart ’19

Katherine & John Ofenloch Morgan Ofenloch ‘23

Hannah & William Rigler Matthew Milner ’14

Peggy & John Olsson Meg Berry ’16 Jack Berry ’20

Chana Robinowitz & Ralph Robinowitz, Ph.D. Anna Robinowitz ’20

Scottie G. Pearson Scottie Pearson-Thompson ’19

Linda & Jerry Rubenstein Alex Sebert ’15

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Susan & Joe Schackman Will Schackman ’21 Yvonne & David Sears Melanie Andrews ’13 Camille Andrews ’15 Ellen Margaret Andrews ’17 Marcia & Bob Shapiro Ryan Lieberman ’13 Blake Lieberman ’14 Susan & Karl Shell Maxwell Read ’18 Eli Read ’21 Virginia & Pete Sherman Lauren Truitt ’13 Carter Truitt ’20 Sandy & Richard Shirley Linc Underwood ’23 Roz & Martin Shosid Zach Weinreb ’08 Carly Weinreb ’10 Kyle Weinreb ’13 Weston Shosid ’13 Abby Shosid ’16 Molly Bendalin ’17 Nicole Myrin ’18 Katie Bendalin ’19 Estelle Shwiff Logan Meyers ’12

Rena & Bud Silverberg Taylor Litman ’11 Lauren Eisenstat ’18 Kara Eisenstat ’19 Gail & Joseph Sjogren Ella Sjogren ’23 J. William Smith, M.D. & Amanda Smith Noelle Smith ’12 Renee Smith ’16 Trudie Smither Kate Crotty ’15 Stephen Crotty ’18 Susan Soll Weston Shosid ’13 Abby Shosid ’16 Roberta & Don Spector Finley Spector ’23 Sister Steinberg & Joel Steinberg, M.D. Josh Glick ’08 Lauren Glick ’11 Sammy Glick ’13 Jordan Steinberg ’15 Rochelle & Steven Sternblitz Jordan Sternblitz ’17 Hallie Sternblitz ’22 Nancy & Kent Stobaugh Haylie Stobaugh ’23 Aiden Stobaugh ’23

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Mitzi Stout & Ed Stout, Jr. Dan Leonard ’08 Bridge Brinkmann ’19 Jan & Chuck Switzer Rachel Bozalis ’19 Thomas Bozalis ‘23 Kathrin Tewich Peyton Jacobe ’23 Clara Thompson Kat Thompson ’11 Sandra & Rice Tilley Chandler Crates ’17 Cameron Crates ‘18

Carol & Michael Wilk Jordan Steinberg ’15 Jo Ann & John Withers Mia Lozano ’18 Toni & Bernard Wolfman Hailey Braemer ’19 Dax Braemer ’21 Wynne Braemer ’25 Ruth & Don Wyckoff Addie Gomez ’17 Sophie Gomez ’21

Marlene & Ronnie Wall Raquel Baron ’15 Zac Aron ’17 Sophie Baron ’20

Brenda Yosowitz & Ed Yosowitz, M.D. Drew Rasansky ’11 Parker Rasansky ’14 Philip Rasansky ’14 Morgan Hurst ’20 Claudia Hurst ’22

Elizabeth Walters Cameron Kettles ’22 Max Kettles ’23

Ida Ann & Harold Zweig Matthew Zweig ’18 Katie Zweig ’22

Sharon & Art Weinberg Alex Weinberg ’14 Ben Weinberg ’14 Joseph Weinberg ’18 Joanie & Shelly Weinstein Sloan Ungerman ’15 Samantha Ungerman ’20 Jacob Weinstein ’23 Daniel Weinstein ’24

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Greenhill Fund Donors Faculty and Staff Tony Adler ’99 Mary Aidala Andrea Alexander Betsy Anderson ’84 Philippa Anderson Jaye Andrews Janet Arnold, Ph.D. Leonel Aviles Renée Barber Kim Barnes Melissa Battis Susan Bauman ’81 Rennie Beauchamp Jennifer Beazley Jan Besco Chris Bigenho Marie Bigham Chad Bittenbender Caroline Bossalini Letha Boulware Vonda Bowling Debbe Brackett David Braemer Rhonda Brette Sharon Brewer Tony Brigham Rachel Brodie Greg Browne-Nichols Jackey Bruner Monica Bullock Genie Burke Lisa Burton Alli Busby Consuelo Buxton Tamah Calhoun Judy Campos Darlene Caraway Herman Card David Carrington John Carter Roger Charlebois ’71 Linda Chianese Gayle Chilcoat Carla Childs ’02 Trey Colvin Scott Cotton Anissa Crabtree Barb Currier, Ph.D. Mel Curtis Becky Daniels Amy deBorst Tatiane Deibert Julie Diaz Brian Donnell

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Earl Dorber Caroline Doswell Corbin Doyle Karen Dzialowski MarkAnthony Edwards Rachel Estrada Linette Fabian Cathy Falk Heather Farlow Laura Flanagan Kevin Foley Peggy Fredrickson Warren Frerichs Jeff Funkhouser Miriam Garcia Volk Cathleen Garcia Nora Garcia Reyes Garcia Joel Garza Cay Geisler Barbara Gelsomino Berkeley Gillentine Valerie Gillespie ’98 Sue Ginsberg Melanie Girard Pam Giraudon Gillian Glengarry Sebastian Gluzman Boyd Grayson, Jr. Janet Greedy ’71 Barby Gregory Connie Griffith Scott Griggs Kristen Gross Marty Hagmann Art Hall Paula Hall Dick Hall Tommy Haney Blake Harkey Dan Havrilak Eve Hill-Agnus Wayne Hines, Ph.D. Anna Hjerstedt Jeff Hollway Kathy Holmes Opal Holmes Adam Holt Cheryl Hopkins Pam Hopkins Erin Howe Anne Hudson Barry Ide Ron Ivery

Mike Jenks Barbara Johnson Stacey Johnson Ginna Johnson ’84 Kristy Joiner Terry Jones Theresa Jones Dan Kasten Becky Kennedy Michael Kesner Mekdes Kifle Jennifer Kincaid Greg Krauss Mike Krueger Andrejs Krumins Will Kwon Janice LaMendola Michael Legacy Claudia Loewenstein Adriana Lopez Frank Lopez David Lowen Curt Lowry David Lui Aditya Malhotra Michael Manes Angie Manning Farid Matuk Jeannean McCain Kelly McCain Cheryl McCracken Christel McGuigan Richard McMurry Tina Mendez-Kohler Andy Mercurio Vince Mikulski KatieBeth Miller Grant Mindle, Ph.D. Ciro Montes Jennifer Morales Monsie Munoz ’05 Betsy Nadler Brenda Nance Keith Nannie J.R. Neiswender Hilary Nelson Joe Nelson Ron Nevelow Natalie Nihill ’00 Nancy Obels-Robinson Michael Orman Jack Oros Melissa Orth Bernadette Ortiz-Brewster

Cindy Page Susan Palmer Henry Paolissi Nick Paraskevas Nicholas Park Honelynn Parker Martha Parker Cristina Perez Tom Perryman ’81 Fred Peterson Nancy Pinnow Tracey Place Alex Poole Ralph Price David Ramsey Valerie Reynolds Lorene Richardson Katie Robbins Synthia Rogers Joan Romanosky Sally Rosenberg Toby Row Lesley Rucker Darryn Sandler ’95 Tony Schraufnagel Lisa Sealy Kerry Shea Rebecca Shuman John Simpson Michael Simpson Leslie Sinclair-Worley, Ph.D. Michelle Smith

Diane Spear Kelly Stephan Whitney Strauss Mary Tapia Lim Tear Bruce Thompson Johnny Thompson Lina Thompson Louise Thompson Aaron Timmons, Jr. Tony Torres Katie Trimmer Peggy Turlington ’75 Natascha Tworke Steve Warner Jonathan Weber Natalie Wells Linda White Dorothy Williams Kristen Williams Shannon Wilson William Wilson DeBorah Winfield Angela Woodson Donna Woody Linda Woolley Trevor Worcester Jason Yaffe Paul Yang Katie Young Jackie Ziegler

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Greenhill Alumni Donors Cumulative Giving CLASSES OF 1952 – 1959 Steve Davis Gayle Fogelson Georgie Fulton Green John Green CLASSES OF 1960 – 1969 Margaret Charlebois Ashley Stan Crossman Karen Finlay Will Fulton Dave Harnden Rick Harnden, Jr., Ph.D. David Johnson Nancy Perry Lee Larry Ley Nena Montgomery Molly Fulton Seeligson Betsy Tucker Wade Willis Scott Wilson CLASSES OF 1970 – 1974 Patrick Bolton John Burnett Roger Charlebois Berry Cox Clint David John Fulton Janet Cashen Greedy Rob Hoffman Darrell Hurmis Beth Frankfurt Kahn Ann Goldfarb Katz Dorothy Lay Steve Levin Billy McBee, III Leland Montgomery Penny Nicholson Lisa Simmons Meri-Kay Star CLASSES OF 1975 – 1979 Cindy Frank Birne Doug Box Brianna Boswell Brown Marcie Pollman Brown Dan Butler Kathy Reeves Carpenter Lloyd Colegrove Toni Polk Culpepper Pattilynn O’Connell Dial Ann McDonald Drumm Madalyn Eastus

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Vicki Eastus Richard Eiseman, Jr. Robert Gibson Mindi Levine Kahn Cynthia Mallett Kosakowski Eileen Gilford Ladd Lester Levy, Jr. Robert Levy Steve Lieberman Jerry Marcus Richard Pollock Mark Schnitzer, M.D. Cindy Brinker Simmons Valerie Holloway Skinner Peggy Norvell Turlington Bonnie Gerson Whitman Lori Wick, M.D. Mark Zale CLASS OF 1980 Susan Schneider Bates, Ph.D. Lisa Buckner Hollye Zidell Damian Dan Goetz John Levy Janet Haldeman Moore Paul Nagler Mike Silverman Farrai Shelby Smith Carolyn McGee Tuohy Jeff Weinstein, M.D. CLASS OF 1981 Susan Bauman David Bock Anita Fonberg Chanon Cathy Steinberg Glick Doug Grossman, M.D., Ph.D. Bo Marcus Mike Matyas, M.D. Tom Perryman Pam Beck Pluss Ellen Weinstein Ungerman Shelly Wilson CLASS OF 1982 Sheli Barnett Lynn Switzer Bozalis Frank Bracken, III Jennifer Frankfurt Greenblum Joy Williams McHargue Mike Weinberg Louis Zweig

CLASS OF 1983 Michelle Mulder Early Julie Ray Fields Darryl Glaser, M.D. Cindy Frankel Hirsch Sherri Seidel Kraft Julie Grossman Kronick Mary Casey Newton David Perryman Dee Dunk Velvin CLASS OF 1984 Betsy Gilbert Anderson Lea Bauman Michael Davis Ginna Johnson Randy Lieberman Alan Schnitzer Susan Silberberg Debbie Shelton Stiel CLASS OF 1985 Chad Coben Stefani Silverberg Eisenstat Cindy Fiedelman Graeme Gordon Jill Fischel Kasser Lisa Newman Will Rose Melanie Lurie Rubin Tracy Newton Scarfi Stacy Siegel Simon CLASS OF 1986 Jennifer Lowery Andress Lael Iozzo Brodsky Greg Brown Clay Deniger Carey Fitzmaurice Andrew Foote Julie Friedberg Kuntz Pierce Marshall, Jr. Chris Mulder Anna Lee Parks John Perryman, Ph.D. Michele Hennelly Schneider John Warren Lauran Plaskoff Weiner Waverly Ware Wilson CLASS OF 1987 Diana DeGrasse Adamson Marc Birenbaum Brad Blonkvist

Cynthia Bright Jon Paul Buchmeyer Anna Weiss Charkow Dave Crooks Angela Adkins Downes Kirk Dunk Jeff Fiedelman Julie Hoffman Fishman Jeff Goodman Sheri Capen Hall Kathryn Hamm Amy Kreisler Harberg Chris Huffman Scottie A. Pearson Mark Platt Lela Rose Rob Starnes Cheramy White CLASS OF 1988 Susan Shosid Bendalin Chase Comer, Jr. Jennifer Ternoey Glassman Karen Levy Keon Amy Chen Nisbet Mindi Michaelson Pidgeon Doug Silver Larry Zahn CLASS OF 1989 Michael Baum Adam Blumenfeld Chris Clark Richard Ellman Elliott Goodman Michaela Ablon Hall Jeff Hickman, II Susanna Hong Braden Hosch, Ph.D. Monte Hurst Philip Kelton, III Angela Vaiser Klein Marc Marrocco Jason Massman Patrick McGonigle Mark McKay Saul Meyer Matthew Moniot Douglas Reiner Lisa Jaye Williams Alex Williamson Jeff Wilson

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Greenhill Alumni Donors Cumulative Giving CLASS OF 1990 Michael Barnett Joey Denahan John Hall Ralph Hamm, III Robert Johnson Doug Levy Zach Luterman Kevin Pailet Noah Shah CLASS OF 1991 Betsy Baum Block Ben Clark, III Barbi Kreisler Cohen Jeremy Dobbie Rachel Davidoff Ladin David Pailet Justin Small David Wilson CLASS OF 1992 Scott Beck Stephanie Cooper Blum Peter Bogdanow Joey Music Daniel Brad Gaswirth Loren Jacobson Adam Sprankell Ellen Johnson Willmore CLASS OF 1993 Jennifer Bishop Darcie DuBois Crystal Shaun Dawson Jeff Ellenbogen Holland Gary Oscar Joyner Ariel Kruger, M.D. Julie Magid Levenstein Kristin Marinko Louis Okon Jeff Oldham Dana Wiesenfeld Palmer Ben Setnick Robin Finkelstein Stone Lisa Stein Stoutmeyer Robyn Strelitz

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CLASS OF 1994 Macey Small Davis John Dunagan Eric Johnson, Esq. Mike Magers Shannon Harris Ming Amy Berlin Opsal Molly Williams Pugh Emily Sentilles Andy Szygenda Jason Underwood CLASS OF 1995 Brad Bernstein Lisa Finkelstein Michelle Wettreich Garza Jeremy Goldberg Karen Hughes Salam Jarrah Lisa Hankinson Maher Jenny Mattingley Jane Morris Leah Nosnik Darryn Sandler Hilary Kreisler Stern Rick Weisberg

CLASS OF 1996 Brad Bierman, Jr. Amy Henika Laurie Hunt Krauss Gavin Manes, Ph.D. Matt Miller CLASS OF 1997 Ted Bowie, II Megan Considine Beth Downing Allison Grossman John Lande Carolyn Ley Thomas, M.D. Jennifer Adler Morris Andy Plenge Sharon Ross Jason Sandler Meredith Small CLASS OF 1998 Brad Bazzle Pavan Bendapudi Flauren Fagadau Bender Eric Dobbie Ryan Fuchs Valerie Bennett Gillespie Heather Hamilton Monika Mellem Katy Rollings Michael Waldman

CLASS OF 1999 Tony Adler Zac Bleicher Ana Bonnheim Chafen Watkins Hart Ashley Hedemann Jennifer Kinney Sarah Leiseca Rocky Owens Caitlin Talmadge CLASS OF 2000 Pam Barnes Katherine Boone Liz Garner Stephaney Gipson Asher Haig Blake Helm Rachel Marks-Ritzenhoff Natalie Nihill Celeste Kinney Sanders Nick Schanbaum CLASS OF 2001 Lauren Hradecky Blitzer Jonathan Kopf Rivka Linksman Megan Mellem Alex More Steven Sadek Byron Sanders Kassie Taylor

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CLASS OF 2002 Kelly Berkemeier Julia Bonnheim David Carter Carla Childs Andrew Ganz Michael Seeligson Charles Smith, II Joe Trombello CLASS OF 2003 Taylor Burks Emily Comisar Christopher Dwyer Joshua Feldman Tracy Heller Clayton Lougée Brennan Meier Barclay Nihill Matt Prescott Malaika Staten Brandon Staub Lee Szor Chris Wright Taylor Wright

CLASS OF 2004 Jennifer Bell-Garcia Lindsay Jaggers Faria Daniel Gross Anna Grossman Adam Holloway Shannon Horswell Brandon Kinney Jason Klein Elizabeth Barnwell Meier Lauren Pritchard Jennifer Rosemore Jared Scheib Paige Weaver CLASS OF 2005 Nathan Baum Katie Cowling Shawn Hiner-Leamon Chelsea Jongewaard Jillian Larsen Will Leslie Todd Levin Monsie Muñoz Tina Srivastava Victoria Steible Jessica Stolbach Sadie Weiner Hibah Yousuf Neil Zimmerman

CLASS OF 2006 Zach Abel Sally Aisner Shawn Alhadef Jeffrey Boyd Courtney Capshaw Molly Ellis Justine Lin Gabe Oros Zach Shor Becky Sobey CLASS OF 2007 Kyle Bates Dana Baum Peter Bong Noah Bonnheim Nick Brice Jayme Elyse Carneal Yvette Ferrer Jonathan Gary Richard Jaggers Alex Kleinman Miriam Kolni Sammy Kurz Rachel Liberty Matt McCrary Abby Rohan Jeffrey Talmadge Matthew Udomphol

CLASS OF 2008 Courtney Chanon Christina Marmol Travis McElroy CLASS OF 2009 Prashanthi Divakar Elizabeth Fields Stephanie Fishman Scott Judson Sarah Kim Krista Oehlke Nate Reid-Griggs Carly Rosemore Asha Sharma Rachel Shor CLASS OF 2010 Andrew Jury Michael Paraskevas Alan Sostek

Alumni Challenge At the beginning of the 2010–2011 school year, an anonymous Board of Trustees member issued a challenge to Greenhill alumni. The challenge was for alumni to give at least $25,000 in new or increased gifts before June 30, 2011. If alumni accomplished this then the trustee would match the amount. The Greenhill Alumni not only met, but exceeded the challenge. In successfully securing an additional $50,000 dollars for the Greenhill Fund, more students will be able to attend Greenhill and faculty will benefit from increased funding of teaching resources and professional development.

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Other Gifts Corporate & Foundation Donors Adobe Systems Incorporated AllianceBernstein Andrew Family Foundation APARAA Corporation AT&T Employee Giving United Way Campaign AT&T Federal Political Action Committee Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Bickel & Brewer Foundation Bliss Speech and Hearing Services, Inc. Bock Jewelry Co., Inc. Boy Scouts of America/Pack 718 The Broadus Foundation Canterbury, Elder, Gooch, Surratt, Shapiro & Stein, P.C. The Carlson Foundation Cartridges For Kids ChevronTexaco Matching Gift Program Cisco Systems Communities Foundation of Texas Berry R. Cox Family Foundation Dallas CPSO, Inc. The Dallas Foundation Dallas Jewish Community Foundation The Deason Foundation Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation eScrip Exelon ExxonMobil Foundation Fannie Mae Serve Program Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Gardere Wynne Sewell, LLP GE Foundation GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Global Impact Gold Family Foundation Goldman Sachs & Co. Greystone Foundation H. S. Investments Harold Simmons Foundation Heartland Bank and Trust Hess Corporation HITrust Milton W. & Betty M. Holcombe Foundation Inwood National Bank

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J.P. Morgan Chase Foundation Johnson & Johnson Judd Thomas Smith and Company JustGive Kimberly-Clark Matching Gift Program Harlan and Amy Korenvaes Family Foundation LAM Research Lillard Wise Szygenda, PLLC LKS Foundation, Inc. Marshall Heritage Foundation Microsoft Corporation Matching Gifts Program MMC Matching Gifts Program MMK Foundation Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Foundation Harry S. Moss Foundation NCH Corporation NCNB Matching Gifts Neiman Marcus Group–Matching Gifts Network for Good Neustadt Charitable Foundation Nexen Nokia Matching Gift Program Northwestern University PepsiCo Foundation, Inc. Peri-Prosth, P.A. Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Pitney Bowes Employee Giving Programs The Powell Foundation Raytheon Company The Ralph B. Rogers Foundation Rowland Building Services, Inc. Safeway, Inc. Spangenberg Family Foundation Spindlemedia, Inc. State Farm Companies Foundation Lawrence Steinberg Foundation Target Temple-Inland Foundation Texas Instruments Texas Rheumatology Care Thomas Reuters Tulsa Community Foundation UBS Foundation United Bearing Company/Gulf Bearing

United Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Wal-Dot Foundation Waldman Bros Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Westmount Foundation M.B. & Edna Zale Foundation

Restricted Operating Donors Rick Andrew & Diane Buchanan Michael Barnett ’90 Susan Schneider Bates, Ph.D. ’80 & Evan Bates, M.D. Scott Beck ’92 & Amanda Beck Barb & Rick Beckwitt Cindy Frank Birne ’75 & Robert Birne Zuma & Jason Breakey Marcie Pollman Brown ’79 & Michael Brown Ann & Brad Bulkley Nancy Cain Canterbury, Elder, Gooch, Surratt, Shapiro & Stein, P.C. Anita Fonberg Chanon ’81 & Todd Chanon Pamela & Mike Chavoya Barbi Kreisler Cohen ’91 & Scott Cohen Hollye Zidell Damian ’80 & Leo Damian Becky Daniels Clay Deniger ’86 & Karen Deniger Karen Dwyer Christine Eastus Chitra Fine, M.D. & Josh Fine, M.D. Stephanie Fishman ’09 Gardere Wynne Sewell, LLP Brad Gaswirth ’92 & Dana Gaswirth Marsha & Ron Gaswirth Thomas Gaunt Robert Gibson ’77 & Kathleen Gibson Christine Gietema & William Gietema, Jr.

Rhonda & Bob Ginsburg Gillian Glengarry Cathy Steinberg Glick ’81 & Craig Glick Shari & Steven Goldberg Greystone Foundation Danice & Shawn Grisham Teresa & Alan Hastings Danna Morguloff-Hayden & Jamie Hayden, III Vonciel & Charles Hill Jeffery & Bruce Hillis Lee & Jack Hobbs Wendy Holiner & Joel Holiner, M.D. Inwood National Bank Judd Thomas Smith and Company Sangita & Sashi Kejriwal Samara Kline & Andy McCarthy Shari & Andy Krage Carla & Jonathan Leffert, M.D. Mindy Levine & Ben Levine, M.D. Irene & Randy Levy Larry Ley ’68 & Georgia Ley Lillard Wise Szygenda, PLLC Eve Guth, M.D. & Edward Livingston, M.D. Cathy & Robert Lo Leslie Marshall Julie Masood Cynthia & Tarik Masri Laurie & David Matthews Jennifer & Ed McClung Susan & Doug McCrum Ingrid & Patrick McPherson Nancy & Richard Merriam Susan & Larry Mondry Jane & Mike Nicolais Kevin Pailet ’90 & Mahra Pailet Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Melanie & Jerry Rasansky Mary & James Reilly Katie Rosebraugh Sarah & John Seddelmeyer Mike Silverman ’80 & Mary Silverman Joan & Marlin Smith Nancy Kasten & David Stern Andy Szygenda ’94 Waldman Bros

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Other Gifts Suzanne Leslie & Kris Weaver Michelle & Scott Webb Jeff Weinstein, M.D. ’80 & Debbie Weinstein Lesley Wiseman & David Wiseman, Ph.D. Mark Zale ’79 & Lisa Zale

Ruth LaGrande-Thompson & Darrell Thompson Margie & Jim Tolbert Vicki & Everett Truitt Natascha Tworke Suzanne Leslie & Kris Weaver Karen & David Weinreb Angela & Harry Woodson

Fine Arts Operating Donors

Library Donors

Betsy Gilbert Anderson ’84 & Jeff Anderson Rick Andrew & Diane Buchanan Peggy & Bernie Andrews Catherine Banks & Philip Banks, Jr. Cathy & Lance Binder Samia & Ziad Blaik Nancy & John Breitfeller Nancy Cain Becky Daniels Debbie Diebner, M.D. & Jeff Diebner, M.D. Bruce Garber Laura Garber Rhonda & Bob Ginsburg Randi & Chuck Grindstaff Bill Hashop Teresa & Alan Hastings Jeffery & Bruce Hillis Lyn & Terry Holway Anne & Jack Hudson Crissy Imery Margaret Jimenez & Alfredo Jimenez, M.D. Lisa & Peter Kraus Carla & Jonathan Leffert, M.D. Susan & Roger Mandel Cynthia & Tarik Masri Susan & Doug McCrum Nancy & Richard Merriam Sandra Moon & Sam Moon, Sr. Nexen Kathy & Morris Palefsky Yiuling & Naga Punyamurthy Kathy & Neill Ray Abbie Meyering & John Sadler Cindy & Greg Seale Asha Sharma ’09 Honey Sheff, Ph.D. & Mike Sheff Angela & Tim Stephens

BeBe & Sam Ablon Bashir Arif Dorita & Hertzel Aron Paige & Brian Ashley JoAnn & Bob Becker Joyce & Selly Belofsky Pat & Chuck Bianco Stephanie Cooper Blum ’92 & Steven Blum Elaine Bock Steven Brockett & Lori Accordino-Brockett Roger Brown & Sherry Vidal-Brown Brenda & Jim Budarf Alli & Zack Busby Thurman Butler Frank Cacopardo Berniece & Kenneth Calloway Becky Choate Lori & Douglas Cohen Carol Gene & Howard Cohen Rose & Jewel Daughety Sally & Gary Dobbie Sally & Tom Dunning Gene & Darlene Dycus Freddie & Bernie Eisenstat Sandra & Gary Fernandes Jeff Fiedelman ’87 & Alyssa Fiedelman Kay & Phil Fleming Fred FlorJancic Harold Flowers Gayle Fogiel Daryl Gelender & Henry Gelender, M.D. Bonnie & Joe Gentilia Nancy & Steven Glick Lynne & Nathan Greene Marcy & Perry Hamburger Shirley Heymann Sue & Dave Hicks Judy & Gus Hinkelman

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Rosita & Mike Hogan Nancy & Larry Immerman Lori & Randall Isenberg Nick Iwasko Carol & Howard Kaplan Becky & Michael Kennedy Kate & Jon Kettles Leslie & Robert Krakow Lisa & Peter Kraus Eileen Kreisler & Aaron Kreisler, M.D. Liyun & Ming Lai Arlene & Lewis Lamark Connie Landsman Elaine & Michael Lowenkron Heather Marcus Ann & Steven Meyer Bernice & Jack Meyers Lynda & Gordon Newman James Nicholas & Sherry Steen Peggy & John Olsson Annie & Michael Park Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Carol & Allen Pitts Jody Platt & Melvin Platt, M.D. Ken & Terese Pool Margie Portela & Jose’ Portela, Sr. Jane & Norman Purcel Carole & Ralph Rashbaum Amy & Michael Roseman Roberta & Sy Saffran Lawrence Sayah Ashley & Rick Scheer Ann Schiller & Larry Schiller, M.D. Robin & Corey Self Ruthie & Alan Shor Rachel & Marc Starr Karen & Mike Stern Fredda & Joe Stout Bharti & Sai Subramanian Peggy & Sherman Titens Deborah & David Tobias Yelda & Ahmet Tuz Arthur Ungerman Elizabeth Walters Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 & McCord Wilson

Gifts In Kind Rick Andrew & Diane Buchanan Chad Coben ’85 & Amber Coben Scott Daniels Claudia & Scott Davis Penny Dickerman & Richard Dickerman, M.D. Tricia Quaid & Ashley Duggan Anita & Sanjay Gupta Gerri Hernandez Ashley Isenberg Nick Iwasko Randi Jacobs Preethi Jayaseelan & Nirmal Jayaseelan, M.D. Samara Kline & Andy McCarthy Windy & Mike Koehler Hallie Kuiper & Johannes Kuiper, M.D. Yin Hu, Ph.D. & Wai Lee, Ph.D. Craig Litman Frank Lopez Ariel & Philip Lu Catherine Marrs Rafael Martin & Reena Schellenberg Barbara Massad & Gene Massad, II Anji & Shridhar Mittal Joe Nelson Shari & Karl Nelson Mary & Kirk Oliver Kathy & Morris Palefsky Sunny & David Pillow Sally & Rick Rosenberg Fran Toubin & Jeff Toubin, M.D. Vicki & Everett Truitt May & Chris Turbeville Shirley & Windle Turley Harvey Vogel Steve Weiss Mary Jo & John Wilen Linda & Ken Wimberly Oi-Fai Wong & Sheryl Chan Yangdong Zhou & Christina Zhao Tony Zhu & Joy Huang

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Endowment Fund Descriptions General Endowment Funds General Endowment Fund Market Value – $12,832,207 Supports a variety of purposes including the programmatic and operational needs of the School.

Phillip G. Foote Endowment Fund Market Value – $849,026 Established in 2003 to honor Phil Foote, Greenhill’s second Headmaster (1976–1992) and former Head of Lower and Middle School (1969–1976). In 2009, Greenhill alumni completed a special campaign in support of this fund to name the Lower School in his honor.

Ronnie Freeman Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $48,187 Established in 1954 in memory of Middle School student Ronnie Freeman by her parents, Norman and Ernestine Halff Freeman.

Financial Aid Funds General Endowment for Financial Aid Market Value – $992,729 Supports the annual general financial aid budget, ensuring that every deserving student can afford a Greenhill education.

Fulton Family Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $201,796 Established in 1976 upon the retirement of founding Headmaster Bernard Fulton (1950–1976). Mr. Fulton and his wife, Helen Fulton, provided the vision which created the unique mission of Greenhill School. Gifts made in memory of Mr. Fulton on the occasion of his passing on June 14, 2009, were made in support of this fund.

Ruth Agnich Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $13,899 Established in 1975 in memory of Ruth Agnich, mother of William ’61 and grandmother of Robert ’94, Bruce ’87 and Barbara.

Andrew Family Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $25,099 Established in 2000 by Diane Buchanan & Richard Andrew and Edith & Edward J. Andrew, parents and grandparents, respectively, of Caitlin ’05, Cameron ’09 and Carolyn ’11.

Scott Buchanan Memorial Scholarship Fund Market Value – $41,130 Established in 1982 in memory of Scott Buchanan ’90, son of former faculty member Dr. H. Ray Buchanan and his wife, Carole. A monetary stipend from this fund accompanies the Estelle Dickens Service to Greenhill Award given annually to a graduating senior.

Dr. Anson L. Clark Memorial Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $532,253 Established in 1980 in honor of Dr. Anson L. Clark, a noted Dallas philanthropist, engineer, physician, banker, oilman and generous Greenhill supporter.

Michael L. and Carol B. Davis Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $55,586 Established in 2004 by Carol and Michael Davis ’84, this fund supports economically disadvantaged students of color, with a preference for Upper School students who are members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas.

Jacob Earle Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $21,697 Established in 1995 in memory of Jacob Earle by his classmates and parents, Sandra Earle and Randy Earle.

Christine Eastus Scholarship Fund Market Value – $61,051 Established in 2005 by alumni, students, parents and faculty to honor the 35-year Greenhill career of Christine Eastus (1975–2000), Upper School English teacher and department chair. This fund supports an Upper School student with promise in the humanities.

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Edward E. Ford Foundation Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $179,658 Established through a challenge grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation in 2005, this fund provides financial aid to Upper School students from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas.

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Greenhill Employee Legends Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $29,220 Established in 2006, the Greenhill Board of Trustees makes a $1,000 gift in honor of employees who become Greenhill Legends – those who have served the School for 25 years.

Jane and Wes Kittleman Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $154,326 Established in 1983 by members of the Trim family, to honor the careers of Jane and Wes Kittleman, teachers at Greenhill for 13 and 22 years respectively, by providing financial aid support for an Upper School student.

David Warren Leatherbury Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $53,940 Established in 2002 by Pat Villareal and Tom Leatherbury, former Board Chair (2000–2002), in honor of Scott Griggs, Greenhill’s fourth Head of School. The fund is named in memory of a family member who died while serving in Vietnam.

Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $102,018 Established in 1999 in memory of Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf ’86 by Margaret & Jim Goodnight, Susan Griffiths ‘83, Evan Griffiths, friends and classmates.

Parents’ Association Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $776,673 Established in 1994 to provide financial aid to students.

Harold and Mae Star Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $66,043 Established in 1973 through a bequest from Mae Star, grandmother of Harold Star, III ’70 and Meri-Kay Star ’73, this fund supports financial aid for Middle School students.

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Endowment Fund Descriptions Kathy Wells Memorial Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $36,127 Established in 1994 in memory of Kathy Wells, a physical education and motor room teacher from 1979–1993, this fund provides financial aid support for a returning Lower School student.

Zale Foundation Financial Aid Fund Market Value – $215,774 Established in 1978 by the William and Sylvia Zale Foundation to support financial aid for deserving Middle School students.

Faculty Enrichment Funds General Endowment for Faculty Enrichment Market Value – $177,110 Supports the recruitment and retention of Greenhill’s excellent faculty.

Bauman Family Faculty Enrichment Endowment Market Value – $104,065 Established in 2008 by Lou & Jon Bauman to support faculty enrichment through Greenhill’s Trustee Fellowship Grant program.

Frankel/Thum Challenge of Excellence Faculty Enrichment Fund Market Value – $119,632 Established in 1978 by Gerald Frankel, former trustee (1976–1983) and father of Elizabeth Frankel Bailenson ’82 and Jessica Frankel Genick ’85; and Seymour Thum, former trustee (1978–1984) and father of Brian Thum ’80, Andrea Thum Solomon ’82 and Sharon Thum ’84.

Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund Market Value – $1,480,643 Established in support of faculty salaries and benefits.

Arun Stewart Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund Market Value – $117,554 Established in 2010 by Sunita & Tony Stewart in memory of their son, Arun Stewart ’07, to provide grants for language faculty who are interested in pursuing professional and personal development opportunities through the Trustee Fellowship Grant program.

Trustee Fellowship Grant Endowment Fund Market Value – $416,133 Established in 1989 to provide grants for faculty pursuing professional and personal development opportunities.

Elaine Velvin Faculty Tuition Assistance Fund Market Value – $67,827 Established in 2008 by members of the Alumni Board, friends and family, to honor the 26-year career of Elaine Velvin, Greenhill administrator and teacher.

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Curriculum and Programs Funds Ken and Becky Bruder Cultural Arts Fund Market Value – $49,741 Established in 1998 by Ken & Becky Bruder ’71, parents of Anne ’04 and Molly ’07, in honor of Jeff Pritchard and Kitty Smith, parents of Lauren ’04 and Zachary ’06.

Edward E. Ford Technology Endowment Fund Market Value – $61,822 Established in 2000 through a grant from the Edward E. Ford Foundation, this fund supports technology enhancements in the Upper School.

Bernard L. Fulton Lecture Endowment Market Value – $10,441 Established in 1977 in honor of Greenhill’s founding Headmaster Bernard Fulton, to support guest lecturers to the School.

Ann and Ray Perryman Archive Fund Market Value – $30,292 Established in 2000 in honor of Ann & Ray Perryman, parents of Tom ’81, David ’83 and John ’86, to support the research, acquisition, cataloguing, and preservation of documents and items which celebrate Greenhill’s history.

Muriel Seldin General Endowment for Cultural Arts Market Value – $126,899 Established in 1993 in memory of Muriel Seldin, the School’s first French teacher and art history teacher from 1954–1982.

Technology Endowment Fund Market Value – $1,016,703 Established in 1999 during the New Century Campaign to support Greenhill’s technology program.

Kim Williams Service Fund Market Value – $52,574 Established in 2006 in memory of Kim Williams ’92, to support community service activities and projects.

Facilities Funds General Endowment for Facilities Market Value – $6,723,411 Established in 2006 during the Great Expectations Campaign, the fund provides support for maintenance of the Lower School and Upper School expansion.

Athletic Complex Endowment Fund Market Value – $143,333 Established in 1999 through proceeds from the Parents’ Association Gala, the fund provides support for maintenance of the Phillips Family Athletic Center.

Tennis Maintenance Endowment Fund Market Value – $257,132 Established in 1998 during the New Century Fund campaign, the fund provides support for tennis maintenance of the Phillips Family Athletic Center.

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Endowment Fund Donors General Endowment Funds General Endowment Fund Philippa Anderson & Joe Anderson, II Debbie & Marc Andres Gilian & Steve Baron Lauren Hradecky Blitzer ’01 & Mark Blitzer Monica & Ron Bullock Dallas CPSO, Inc. Sally & Gary Dobbie Cindee & Rodney Dobbs Howard and Janie Dreyer Nancy & Ed Glick Bob Herman Anne & Allan Horn Velma Johnson Betsy & Mark Kleinman Jerry Marcus ’79 Laurie & David Matthews June & Peter McGuire Ilah Merriman Pamela Merriman Terry & Lavora Mistrot Gwen Nakamura Mr. & Mrs. Wesley F. Palmer Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Preston Trails Fairways Lisa & Steven Rudner Judith & Robert Schietroma Harvey Vogel David & Claudette Wolfe Phillip G. Foote Endowment Fund Chad Coben ’85 & Amber Coben Clay Deniger ’86 & Karen Deniger David Deniger Mickey & Ike Griffin Jane Kittleman & Wes Kittleman, Jr. Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman

Financial Aid Funds Endowment for Financial Aid Susan Schneider Bates, Ph.D. ’80 & Evan Bates, M.D. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Katy Rollings ’98 Noah Shah ’90 Doug Silver ’88 Kassie Taylor ’01

Michael L. and Carol B. Davis Financial Aid Fund Lea Bauman ’84 Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Ben Setnick ’93 & Molly Setnick Fulton Family Financial Aid Fund Georgie Fulton Green ’53 & John Green ’55 Karen Hughes ’95 Jane Kittleman & Wes Kittleman, Jr. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Lee Szor ’03 Greenhill Employee Legends Financial Aid Fund Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Jane and Wes Kittleman Financial Aid Fund Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman David Warren Leatherbury Financial Aid Fund Pat Villareal & Tom Leatherbury Jennifer Goodnight Maalouf Financial Aid Fund Jane & David Carothers Kirk Dunk ’87 & Angie Dunk Carey Fitzmaurice ’86 & Andrew Schulman Margaret & Jim Goodnight Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Dee Dunk Velvin ’83 & Trey Velvin Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 & McCord Wilson Parents’ Association Financial Aid Fund Boy Scouts of America, Pack 718 Greenhill Parents’ Association Harold and Mae Star Financial Aid Fund Miriam Star & Harold Star, Jr.

Scott Buchanan Memorial Scholarship Fund Carole Buchanan, Ph.D. & Ray Buchanan, Ph.D. Mary Ann & Neil Hoskins

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Endowment Fund Donors Faculty Enrichment Funds General Endowment for Faculty Salaries Will Rose ’85 & Catherine Rose Waverly Ware Wilson ’86 & McCord Wilson Bauman Family Faculty Enrichment Endowment Lou & Jon Bauman Lea Bauman ’84 Susan Bauman ’81 Parents’ Association Faculty Endowment Fund Gilian & Steve Baron Mary Lee & Michael Broder Julie & Andrés Diaz Julie Ray Fields ’83 & David Fields Greenhill Parents’ Association Tracey & Dale McElroy Debra & John Morgan Molly Pugh ’94 & Bill Pugh Lu & Charles Smith Joan & Bruce Sostek Arun Stewart Memorial Faculty Enrichment Fund Robert and Beth Kennard Tracey & Dale McElroy Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Elaine Velvin Faculty Tuition Assistance Fund Susan Bauman ’81 Katie Cowling ’05 Amy & Paul deBorst Angela Adkins Downes ’87 & Emerson Downes Barbara & Harold Dunk Kirk Dunk ’87 & Angie Dunk Ryan Fuchs ’98 Barbara & John Neiswender Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Ruthie & Alan Shor Phyllis Spare Dee Dunk Velvin ’83 & Trey Velvin Elaine Velvin Curriculum and Programs Funds Ann and Ray Perryman Archive Fund Linda Chianese Margaret & Jim Goodnight David Perryman ’83 & Laurie Perryman Ann Perryman & Ray Perryman, M.D. Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman

Left to Right: Senior Eli Steinfield and Andrew Mercurio, Upper School English Teacher

Scholarship Winner Gives Back to Greenhill The Seay Foundation for Community Betterment awarded one of its scholarships recognizing exemplary classroom citizenship to senior Eli Steinfield. The scholarship pays for all tuition for the 2011–2012 school year. Eli and his parents, Arlene and David, were so grateful for the scholarship nomination and the award, that they decided to make a gift to Greenhill for half of the tuition amount.

“We know that Eli could only have come this far with the steadfast support, understanding, humor and infinite patience that [David Braemer, Head of Upper School, and Andrew Mercurio, Upper School English] and so many of the Upper School teaching staff demonstrated along the way,” said Arlene. The gift was made in honor of Andrew Mercurio to the General Endowment for Faculty Salaries to recognize “his unwavering commitment to his students and his extraordinary ability to instill in his students the very values recognized by the Seay Foundation.” The Fund was established to support faculty recruitment and retention efforts, with the goal of being able to provide competitive salaries and benefits to the faculty members that impact the lives of Greenhill students daily. If you would like to contribute to the General Endowment for Faculty Salaries fund, or any other Greenhill endowment fund, please contact Julie Diaz, 972.628.5501 for more information.

Muriel Seldin General Endowment for Cultural Arts Tom Perryman ’81 & Sally Perryman Technology Endowment Fund Margot & Tim McGuire

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Why I Give

By Becky Daniels For 27 years, Upper School History teacher Becky Becker Daniels has served in roles all over Greenhill, including Director of Technology, History Department Chair, and for two decades, sixth grade history teacher. Her children, Doug ’09 and Sarah ’11, are both Greenhill alumni. She’s seen the impact of a Greenhill education as an educator and a parent and feels lucky to have the opportunity to keep it moving forward.

“Greenhill is truly unique. Its commitment to diversity and respect of different perspectives make a powerful statement in the world. My belief in these principles keeps me passionate about Greenhill. You cannot expect this unique School to continue unless everyone steps up to offer support, and this must include a financial commitment. It is naive to think that someone else is going to do it. Giving back is a key to our success.”

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Greenhill School 2011 – 2012 Board of Trustees Officers Karla R. Barber Chair Gilian Lempel Baron Assistant Chair/Secretary T. Curtis Holmes, Jr. Finance Chair/Treasurer

Former Board Chairs Electing to Serve Ex-Officio Sally R. Estes Trustee since 1976 Irvin Grossman Trustee since 1973 Michael J. Halloran Trustee since 2002

Trustees Debbie Andres Richard G. Andrew Ellenore Baker Barry Barnett Sandra J. Beckert J. Baxter Brinkmann Peter S. Brodsky Nancy P. Carlson Clayton K. Deniger ’86 Gary Fernandes Laura Forson Holland Gary ’93 Scott A. Griggs, Head of School, ex-officio Gail Griswold David J. Haemisegger Preethi Jayaseelan Oscar A. Joyner ’93 Ann Frances Jury Nancy Kasten Peter Andrew Kraus Laurence H. Lebowitz Zeck Lieberman, M.D. Malia Litman E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86 Sandra Kim Moon Camille Owens Milton Packer, M.D. Guillermo Perales Alan Jay Perkins Pam Beck Pluss ’81 William E. Rose ’85 Steven Rudner Molly Fulton Seeligson ’60 Patricia A. Smith Mark Solomon Bruce Sostek Arlene Switzer Steinfield Moyez S. Thanawalla Mike Weinberg ’82 Waverly Ware Wilson ’86

Rusty Jaggers Trustee since 1994 David L. Johnson ’67 Trustee since 1987 H. Ronald Nash Trustee since 1987 Lifetime Trustee Daniel T. Phillips Trustee since 1997

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Greenhill School Upcoming Events Homecoming Friday, October 28 Kick-off at 7:00 p.m.

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2012 Greenhill Gala “Get Down” Saturday, March 3