Report of Appreciation 2020 by Holderness School

2019–2020

Report of Appreciation

Holderness School

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Kat Alfond ’90 P ’23 Sandeep Alva P ’15

CONTENTS

Karyn Campbell P ’17

Dear Friends of Holderness.......................................................... 1

Katie Crumbo P ’21

Endowment 101..............................................................................2

Carolyn Cullen ’87 P ’17 Bob Cunha P ’16 ’19 Cecily Cushman ’11 Chris Davenport ’89 P ’19 ’21 Andrew Davis P ’18 Paul John Ferri P ’18 ’19 Tracy Gillette ’89 P ’19 ’22 John Hayes P ’15 ’18 The Right Rev. Robert Hirschfeld Burgie Howard ’82 Chris Keating ’81 P ’24 Rob Kinsley ’88 P ’19 ’22 Flip Kistler ’85 Alex MacCormick ’88 Chip Martin ’88 P ’20 Kevin Mattingly

The van Otterloo, Henderson, and Brewer Faculty Chair Year Program......................................................4 Admissions and Advancement Icon Peter Barnum Retires After 40 Years at Holderness.............6 The David P. Goodwin Fund..........................................................8 Leaving a Legacy: Cushman ’59 and Pam Andrews Support Scholarships ............................................................. 10 Holderness Alum Beats Cancer, Goes to Harvard Medical School......................................................................... 12 Class of 1982 Scholarship........................................................... 14 We Drink from Wells Others Dug: The Balch Legacy Society....................................................... 15 Financial Overview...................................................................... 16

Joe Miles ’82 P ’11 ’13 ’18

Giving to Holderness............................................................................... 17

R. Phillip Peck P ’08 ’09

Day of Giving February 19, 2020.........................................................18

Nell Reynolds, Chair P ’18 ’20 ’22

Thank You To Our 2019–20 Donors........................................... 19

Andrew Sawyer ’79 P ’18 ’20 ’21

Thank You Volunteers.................................................................35

Harry Sheehy Matt Storey P ’20 ’22 Sander van Otterloo ’94 Richard Vieira P ’20 Chance Wright ’14 Sung You ’01

HEADMASTER EMERITUS The Rev. Brinton W. Woodward, Jr. P ’87 ’91 ’93

HONORARY TRUSTEES Warren C. Cook P ’90 ’94 Bob Hall P ’13 ’16 Jim Hamblin ’77 P ’08 ’15 Piper Orton ’74 W. Dexter Paine III ’79 P ’14 Will Prickett ’81 P ’15

Please send notice of address changes to the Advancement Office, PO Box 1879, Plymouth, NH 03264, or advancement@holderness.org. ©2021 Holderness School. EDITORS: Patrick Buckley, Andrew Herring, and Greg Kwasnik CONTRIBUTORS: Patrick Buckley, Greg Kwasnik, Tim Scott ’73 DESIGN & PRODUCTION: Tessa Magnuson, Align Graphic Design, LLC

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DEAR FRIENDS of Holderness

began the new year with an exciting announcement—that I will be retiring in June 2022! I often say that I have the best job in secondary school education because I work for a remarkable community of colleagues, alumni, students and their families, and our board of trustees. We have accomplished so much together, but perhaps nothing has made me as proud as watching the generosity of the Holderness community on display during a year dominated by the ongoing pandemic and its economic fallout, conversations around racial injustice, and a divisive election. This outpouring of support ref lected our mission “to work for the betterment of humankind and God’s creation” at a time when that charge was needed most. The school remains deeply committed to its founding principle—“to combine the highest degree of excellence in instruction and care-taking with the lowest possible charge for tuition and board”— and in this report you will read about some of the ways in which our community has ensured that the school remains financially accessible to all. This commitment is most evident through a sound endowment strategy that provides sustained financial resources during difficult times and through scholarships and financial aid awards that allow students to enjoy the full Holderness experience, regardless of their families’ economic background. It has always been the people that make Holderness an exceptional school, and I take comfort

knowing this commitment will carry the school’s current momentum long into the future. n With my deepest appreciation,

Phil Peck

hen I assumed my role as board chair, it was with the knowledge that I would have the incredible honor of standing by Phil’s side as he announced his retirement. Holderness is in an excellent place due to his leadership as demonstrated by the recent addition of the Davis Center and upgrades to our snow sports facilities, in the way he and Robin open their home for weekly brownie nights, to his support of the Job Program, to strapping on a pair of snowshoes to join students and faculty on Out Back. Every decision, every conversation begins with a deliberate effort to impart the traits of fairness, initiative, dependability, and empathy that define leadership at Holderness. Holderness is also in an excellent place thanks to you. The care and generosity of so many alumni, families, employees, and friends is inspiring, and the following stories and pages of donor and volunteer names speak to just how special this community is and why I too am honored to give back to a place that has shared so much with my family. n Sincerely,

Nell Reynolds P ’18 ’20 ’22 Chair, Board of Trustees

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ENDOWMENT 101 What is an endowment, and why is it important?

his fall, we asked that exact question to Holderness School’s financial stewards, a high-powered group led by Chief Financial Officer Walter Schaeffler and trustees Bob Cunha P ’16 ’19 and Andrew Sawyer ’79 P ’18 ’20 ’21. Their answers were illuminating, and served as a powerful reminder that charitable giving is a critical component to the school’s financial health—both for today’s students, and for generations of students to come.

something more than that so that the market value of the endowment at least increases with inf lation, so that its real spending power stays the same or grows.” $60,000,000

$41,000,000

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Here’s what they had to say.

WHAT’S AN ENDOWMENT? Put simply, an endowment is a collection of funds that earn interest; a portion of that interest is then used to pay for specific purposes every year. The Holderness endowment is comprised of 118 separate funds, 59 of which pay for student scholarships. The remaining funds are devoted to a wide variety of school-related expenses, including teacher salaries, sabbaticals, student programs, and building maintenance, to name just a few. Many of the endowment’s 118 funds, which were set up by the school’s benefactors, have very specific rules governing how the money is spent.

BY THE NUMBERS As of December 2020, the Holderness endowment was at a record market valuation of just over $60 million. That’s up from $41 million at the end of 2010. The endowment pays for 10 to 11 percent of Holderness’s annual operating budget, but the school only spends a small portion of its endowment each year. “We spend about 4 percent of the endowment’s market value annually,” says CFO Walter Schaeff ler. “We try to earn

FY 2010

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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? A school’s endowment is important, in part, because it lends durability to the school’s finances amid economic volatility. “In an extreme crisis the endowment, combined with low debt levels, ensures liquidity and sustainability,” says Sawyer, who serves as chair of the Investment and Audit Committees and sits on the Finance Committee. “That said, even during the 2008–2009 financial crisis and the most recent pandemic-driven financial crisis, the board has not needed to invade the endowment for emergency resources.” And the larger and more stable a school’s endowment is, the less it needs to rely on tuition to cover its expenses. “The bigger the endowment, the more money we can draw,” says Cunha, board treasurer and chair of the Finance Committee. “And

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the more money we can draw from the endowment, the less we have to rely on tuition to pay the bills.”

FINANCIAL AID ENGINE Perhaps the most significant role of a school’s endowment is its contribution to financial aid. At Holderness, roughly $1 million of the $4 million the school spends annually on financial aid comes from the endowment. And while 40 percent of Holderness students currently receive some form of financial aid, that number lags behind schools with larger endowments. Looked at on a per-student basis, Holderness has $200,000 of endowment for each student. That’s significantly less than the $600,000 to $700,000 needed to allow a school to be fully needblind. “That means we have to charge a higher tuition than we would like,” Cunha says. “And it means we don’t have as much money for financial aid, and won’t be able to attract qualified middle-class and workingclass students who may choose to attend a different school because they receive more financial aid there.”

THE FUTURE In the fall of 2019, the Board of Trustees met to discuss how to increase access to more students, regardless of financial need. With an eye toward the future, the board discussed a number of steps it could take—such as growing the school’s endowment to match those of peer schools. “If we want to ensure that Holderness is accessible to a diverse range of middle-class and working-class families, we need more financial aid,” Cunha says. “Holderness was founded as a school for students ‘of modest means,’ and we must continue to fulfill that mission.” How can Holderness close the gap and provide more financial aid to more students? “I’m a big believer in funding endowment scholarships. When donors fund a scholarship, they are helping students forever,” Cunha says. “That money will always be there to help defray the tuition costs for students of modest means.” By working together to grow the endowment through smart investing—and increasing the number of endowed scholarships available—financial professionals like Cunha, Sawyer, and Schaeff ler are ensuring

the school’s long-term financial health. They’re also ensuring that a Holderness education will be accessible to more students in the generations to come, regardless of their ability to pay. n

ENDOWMENT FUNDS Comprised of 118 funds, the Holderness endowment covers a variety of school expenses, including:

Scholarships Commencement awards Non-tuition financial aid

(covers other expenses like academic supplies, clothing, travel, etc. so students can fully engage in campus life)

Music

Athletics

Library

(book funds, educational technology, and other resources)

Faculty

(includes salaries, professional development, and sabbaticals)

Chapel programs Senior Thesis

Building maintenance

OB & outdoor leadership programs Class gift challenge match

General use

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The van Otterloo, Henderson, and Brewer

FACULTY CHAIR YEAR PROGRAM N

ot many high school teachers are able to take a yearlong sabbatical to pursue their professional and intellectual interests. Yet that’s exactly the kind of opportunity Holderness School gives to one lucky teacher every year, thanks to The van Otterloo, Henderson, and Brewer Faculty Chair Year Program. Now in its 25th year, the Chair Year was the brainchild of former Head of School Pete Woodward, who wanted a program to support the school’s tireless faculty. In the early 1990’s, Woodward asked then-Dean of Faculty Phil Peck to lead a committee of faculty and trustees to reimagine the school’s sabbatical program, which was halted in the 1980’s as a cost saving measure. In 1995, two school trustees and members of that committee, Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo P ’94, generously endowed the Chair Year.

Eijk and Rose-Marie van Otterloo P ’94

The new Chair Year program was designed to benefit both faculty and the school itself—an improvement over the school’s former, less-structured sabbatical program. To qualify for the new program, faculty were required to submit an application describing how they would use their year away from school to pursue intellectual or professional interests. “We didn’t believe in a year off but wanted the teachers to do something that they could bring back to their classrooms,” says Rose-Marie van Otterloo. “It was an instant success, and many teachers finished their graduate studies and were newly invigorated to take up teaching again after one year.” In the quarter-century since the Chair Year program was established, numerous Holderness faculty have used the program to pursue advanced degrees or travel the country to learn from other schools and fellow educators. During the inaugural Chair Year in 1995, then-Music Director David Lockwood left campus to earn his Master’s degree in a program run jointly by the Berklee School of Music and the Boston Conservatory. This year’s Chair Year recipient, Director of College Counseling Bruce Barton, plans to visit some of the most competitive colleges and universities that Holderness students apply to, and will explore international student admission and gap year opportunities. Bruce, currently enjoying the second Chair Year of his career, says the program is an invaluable opportunity to learn and recharge. “The Chair Year program is life sustaining for longterm faculty the way water is to a thirsty plant,” Bruce says. “This is round two for me, and I have thoroughly enjoyed getting time to ref lect and advance myself

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in the area of spirituality and college counseling. While I look forward to returning to campus, I am cherishing every day this Chair Year affords.” Talk to any past Chair Year recipient, and it’s clear the program is universally cherished. But it’s also a huge boon to the school, which sees the program as a way to retain talented faculty and keep new ideas f lowing onto campus. During the 2018-19 school year, for example, Science Department Chair Randy Houseman spent his Chair Year pursuing a Master’s of Science in science education from Montana State University. He was also able to use the time to visit family in Texas and Arizona and spent the fall in Lake Placid, NY, so he and his wife Meredith could watch their children’s soccer and field hockey games at nearby Saint Lawrence University. Randy says his Chair Year gave him the time and space he needed to grow as an educator. “The Chair Year allows you to fully immerse yourself in learning and allows you the time and energy to ref lect on the learning process,” Randy says. “This in turn makes you a better and more empathetic teacher.” The benefits of a Chair Year extend well beyond the classroom. Just last year, for example, Director of Athletics Rick Eccleston ’92 spent his Chair Year visiting forward-thinking athletic facilities across the country. His travels took him to places as far afield as the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Center of Excellence in Park City, UT, and Mesa, AZ, where he watched Chicago Cubs President Jed Hoyer ’92 guide his team through spring training. The best practices he learned about training, nutrition, coach development, and athletic facilities will inform Holderness’s upcoming athletics campaign, which will revitalize athletics programs and facilities across campus. “The ability to push the vision for the future of Holderness Athletics is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” Rick says. “Even though I re-entered the Holderness world this fall in the midst of a pandemic, I felt rested and charged to take on any and all challenges.” For most Holderness faculty, those challenges are never in short supply. The demands of being a teacher, coach, and dorm parent are ever-present, but a teacher’s involvement in their students’ lives

Rick Eccleston ’92 visits with Chicago Cubs President Jed Hoyer ’92 during his Chair Year.

is what makes Holderness so special. “The faculty set the examples and the students learn from them,” Rose-Marie van Otterloo says. “The fact that they live with the students in the different dorms, I think, makes many students feel as if they were at home.” But every so often, hardworking teachers and dorm parents need to step back, learn, and recharge. That’s why the van Otterloos helped to establish the Chair Year program—to give faculty the time and space to develop and grow, both personally and professionally. “Not a lot of schools have a program like this,” Rick says. “If five years from now someone asked me for advice, I would tell them to make sure to do something that will fill your tank professionally but also make sure you do something to fill your tank personally and get the most out of the time. It was just a tremendous gift. I can’t express that more.” n

Holderness School Peter Barnum and his dog, Barley.

BARNUM AND BARLEY Admissions and Advancement icon Peter Barnum retires after 40 years at Holderness

f Peter Barnum had a spirit animal, it would probably be a yellow lab.

During his 25 years as Holderness School’s director of admissions, Peter would show up to work most days with one of his scruffy yellow labs by his side. His first lab, Willy, was such a creature of habit that on the days Peter was away on business, Willy would pad over from his nearby home, through the woods, to the admissions office. “Carolyn Henderson, who I worked with early on, would take care of him during the day and then when she left to go home she would put Willy in the car and drive him home and pass him off to my wife, Joanie,” Peter says with a chuckle. “I think he literally thought he had to be here.”

That workaholic canine quickly became a fixture in the admissions office, and his joyful, bumbling presence— and that of subsequent dogs—calmed generations of prospective students. “They’d walk in the door and see a knuckleheaded lab lying on the f loor and just feel the pressure either dissipate or disappear,” Peter says. We’re sitting in Peter’s office on a golden October afternoon, talking about his upcoming retirement this June. As Peter reminisces about his 40 years at Holderness, another yellow lab, Barley, sits by his side. The spirited puppy has been a fixture on campus this fall, livening up the Advancement office where Peter has worked since 2005 as senior associate director for major gifts. In a way, Barley and his furry predecessors

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“FOR ME, IT WAS MUCH MORE ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIPS AND GETTING TO KNOW PEOPLE...” have come to embody the laid-back, down-to-earth Holderness values Peter embraced when he became associate director of admissions in 1980. Mentored by school icons like Don Henderson, Bill Clough, and Pete Woodward, Peter came to see Holderness as a humble place that didn’t take itself too seriously, and where students could find an ideal balance between academics, athletics, and the arts. It’s the kind of place where a kid could be challenged and nurtured at the same time, says Peter, who watched his own children thrive at the school. “I always felt Holderness was good at allowing kids to learn and grow but still be a kid,” Peter says. “Maybe not all the time but certainly often enough, and I felt good about that.” Since moving to the Advancement office in 2005, Peter has worked day in and day out to make the Holderness experience accessible to as many students as possible. Having spent a quarter century as the school’s director of admissions and director of financial aid, Peter knows just how critical the financial aid piece can be for students and their families. “Being director of financial aid was the only part of the job I didn’t like because it brought me as close to being depressed or having a migraine headache than anything else I did during my time here,” Peter says. “Every year there were kids that we would have loved to have had on campus where we would accept them and offer them a spot, and then deny financial aid. That was brutal.” On the other hand, Peter saw just how transformative financial aid could be—not just for the students who received it, but for the school itself. “A good number of the kids we’ve had the common sense to make financial aid awards to have added so damn much to this place,” Peter says.

There’s no doubt that Peter’s efforts in the Advancement office made Holderness a more financially accessible place to more students. Indeed, major gifts and other forms of philanthropy have become an integral part of the school’s financial health. While tuition covers just 75 percent of the yearly costs to run the school and summer programming covers five percent, philanthropy makes up the remaining 20% of the operating budget. And financial aid has become more important than ever. Today, Peter says, approximately 40 percent of students receive some form of financial aid—up from 25 percent when he first came to Holderness in 1980. That growth in financial aid is made possible in large part through major gifts to the school, which often fund critical student scholarships. Peter has played a key role in arranging those gifts, mainly by nurturing the close relationships he’s formed with Holderness alumni, parents, and friends over the last 40 years. But he’s not pushy about it. “I was told that every time I went out on the road there should be a financial ask or a financial conversation that takes place, and I’ve never adhered to that—it just wasn’t who I am,” Peter says. “For me, it was much more about the relationships and getting to know people, and when the time was right having a conversation about their financial support.” Although Peter will retire in June, he’ll maintain the close relationships he’s formed while at Holderness. You’ll still likely see him at reunion and other functions, and he’ll be happy to lend a hand if the Advancement office asks. But he’s ready to try other things, too —like gardening, playing poker with his buddies, volunteering with kids, and working on his admittedly poor golf game. He’s ready to try something new. “There was a time when I was concerned about what I would do when I retired, but I’m no longer concerned,” Peter says, as Barley paws at his office door, eager to get outside. “I know that I can walk away from this place at some point and feel good about it. It will be tough, but I know I can do it, and that’s a good feeling.” n

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THE DAVID P. GOODWIN FUND S

ince its founding, Holderness has instilled in its students a sense of responsibility for their community, of leadership through serving others. David P. Goodwin ’37 took this to heart and dedicated himself to supporting the residents of his hometown of Manchester, New Hampshire.

David P. Goodwin ’37 (right) with his wife, Dorothy (left) and their children.

After his passing in 2011, David’s family celebrated his lifetime of service by establishing The David P. Goodwin Fund for Student Support. The fund provides non-tuition financial assistance to deserving Holderness students. We believe that it is vital to keep the school financially accessible to all families, and the Goodwin Fund gives all students, regardless of their economic background, the opportunity to share in the same Holderness experience. Every year the fund provides support for clothing, health, and basic amenities; books, laptops,

and academic supplies; family travel and lodging; participation in athletic teams and competitions; and vacation programming and experiences. Service to others has been an important tradition passed from one generation of Goodwins to the next. As a teenager, David joined his grandfather in the family business, Goodwin Funeral Home, and cared for Manchester families for 50 years before retiring in 1986, selling the business to his son, Charlie, who became the fourth generation to lead the company. David was active in many organizations in the Manchester community. He served as a trustee of the Cogswell Benevolent Trust for almost 40 years, volunteered for more than 70 years for the American Red Cross, and was a 65-year member and a past president of the Manchester Rotary Club. He also supported the Manchester Boys and Girls Club; Easterseals of New Hampshire, where he served as chairman of the board; Neighborworks Greater Manchester; the United Way; and the New Hampshire Lung Association. Neighborworks Greater Manchester, dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty through home ownership and quality affordable rental housing, presented him with the “Outstanding Neighbor Award”; the Manchester Boys and Girls Club honored him with a “Hall of Fame Award”; and Easterseals of New Hampshire named the “David P. Goodwin Lifetime Commitment Award” in his honor. David and his wife, Dorothy, were recognized by the Heritage (now Granite) United Way with their highest award, the William S. Green Lifetime Achievement Award, and by the William J. Moore Center, which serves individuals with developmental and intellectual

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At his memorial service, the pastor of the First Congregational Church in Manchester spoke to not only David’s connection with people but how he connected people to each other. David’s life is a reminder of how one individual can make a difference in the lives of so many others, and the fund bearing his name enables Holderness to enroll the brightest and most talented students, from a wide variety of socioeconomic backgrounds, and aids our efforts to create a diverse and outstanding school body. It is a fitting legacy to an alumnus who spent his life giving back to his community. n

David P. Goodwin ’37 and his wife, Dorothy, were married for 64 years.

NUMBER OF STUDENTS SUPPORTED BY THE GOODWIN FUND IN 2019-20

Clothing, health, and basic amenities

disabilities and acquired brain disorders. In 2008, Easter Seals named their boardroom the David P. and Dorothy M. Goodwin Board Room in recognition of their commitment to Easter Seals. David was a former Deacon and trustee of the First Congregational Church in Manchester, a Mason and Shriner, and his wife of more than 60 years, Dot, served on the board of Elliot Hospital for 30 years. David was also a loyal Holderness alumnus, serving as both a Class Correspondent and a member of the Board of Trustees from 1976 to 1985. His advocacy on the school’s behalf as a trustee of the Cogswell Benevolent Trust resulted in gifts supporting the construction and renovation of the Hagerman Center, Weld Dining Hall, Carpenter Arts Center, Alfond Library, Livermore Hall and Health Center, Connell Dormitory, the addition of the Chapel organ, fitness equipment, and the school’s endowment. Holderness recognized his achievements with both the Distinguished Service Award and the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Books, laptops, tutoring, and academic supplies

Senior Thesis research

Family travel, communication, and lodging

Participation in athletic teams and competitions

Participation in student events and experiences

Academic support programs

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LEAVING A LEGACY: Cushman ’59 and Pam Andrews Support Scholarships

ushman Andrews ’59 grew up in Norway, Maine, which is about 45 miles Northwest of Portland. It is in the foothills of the White Mountains. Norway was once known as the snowshoe capital of the world and the original home of Tubbs Snowshoe Company. Cush’s parents recognized that going away for high school could provide important lessons in responsibility and independence. His father was a close friend of Claude Allen, the Headmaster of nearby Hebron Academy, and Claude recommended that Cush attend Holderness School. Headmaster Don Hagerman was a friend of Claude’s from their Deerfield Academy days together. At Holderness, Cush managed football and played basketball and baseball. He was on the staff of the Dial (yearbook) and Bull. He served as a f loor leader and a member of the Student Council, as well as a member of the Acolytes. Cush says, “The depth of commitment of the faculty, like Don Henderson, Dante Fiore, Edward Cayley and Loys Wiles, for each individual student was truly inspiring!”

Cushman Andrews ’59 and his wife, Pam.

Cush was a year late in graduating due to a bad bout with pneumonia. He attended Colby College for two years, in his home state, but unfortunately it did not turn out to be a good fit for him. His father informed him that he was now on his own to complete his education. Don Hagerman suggested that Cush come back to Holderness to coach and to be a dorm parent to a

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small group of students in upper Livermore. Don also recommended that Cush take classes at Plymouth State College, now Plymouth State University. It was during this period that Cush developed a close relationship with Don Henderson. He worked alongside Don every day and assisted him with the ski team. “I admired his unbelievable work ethic and commitment to the ski team and to his students,” recalls Cush. To this day, he and his wife, Pam, have remained close to Don’s widow, Pat. When they speak with one another, they share book recommendations. Cush also became close with Holderness teachers Joe Wennik and Bruce Haertl. Later, Cush moved to Boston to complete his degree at Boston University, working multiple jobs at night to pay for school. He earned his Charter, Property, Casualty Underwriters designation in Insurance and completed the Advanced Management Program from Harvard. While at BU, Cush reconnected with his now-wife, Pam, who is also from the Norway/Paris area of Maine. Cush went on to have a long and successful career at Marsh and McLennan, Inc., a worldwide insurance firm, and lived in Richmond, Indianapolis and Detroit. He and Pam later settled in the Chicago area, where Cush was responsible for Chicago and the Central Region of Marsh and McLennan’s US operations. Cush and Pam have been active members of their community wherever they have lived. He has served as a Trustee of the Chicago Zoological Society, a worldrenowned center for Conservation and Education Programs. He is now a Life Trustee. Pam still serves on the Women’s Board of the Chicago Zoological Society and The League of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The couple enjoys spending time at their summer home, on Lake Pennesseewassee, in Norway, Maine. Cush has also served as a Class Agent for more than 10 years, as well as a Reunion planning volunteer for Holderness. He cites Headmaster Emeritus Pete Woodward for his reconnection to Holderness. Peter Barnum, over the years, has continued to foster the relationship with the school.

CUSH AND PAM SUPPORT SCHOLARSHIPS BECAUSE THEY “HELP TO ATTRACT THE BEST STUDENTS AND SUPPORT THE SCHOOL’S NEED FOR DIVERSITY.” Cush is a member of the Balch Legacy Society and has given to Holderness for over 50 years. During a dinner with classmates Chris Palmer, Jerry Ashworth, Steve Barndollar, Hugh Barndollar and their wives, there was an in-depth conversation about why giving to Holderness is so important. "This dinner was the catalyst that inspired us to take our support to the next level," Cush says. Cush and Pam support scholarships because they “help to attract the best students and support the school’s need for diversity.” Approximately 40 percent of Holderness students receive financial aid, a number that is expected to increase steadily in the future. Scholarships make the Holderness experience accessible to students from families of all income levels. This helps the school build a dynamic and diverse community of learners, now and into the future. Holderness is grateful to Cush and Pam for their leadership and enduring generosity, which will support Holderness students for generations to come. n

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DANIEL DO ’13

GETS IT DONE Holderness alum beats cancer, goes to Harvard Medical School

ittle more than a month after he graduated from Holderness School in the spring of 2013, Daniel Do began to feel a nagging pain in his leg. Daniel, who had plans to try out for the Bowdoin College basketball team that fall, first thought it was a muscle pull. Soon after arriving at Bowdoin, however, the pain had become so debilitating that he couldn’t walk. Daniel, a beneficiary of the Richard R. Hall P ’61 Scholarship Fund while at Holderness, would soon receive devastating news. A visit to a doctor and a subsequent x-ray revealed a shadow on his femur; a follow-up MRI clearly showed a tumor. What followed was a nerve-wracking few weeks during which Daniel’s doctors tried to nail down a diagnosis. At first, his doctors thought he had a sarcoma, or an aggressive form of leukemia. “I remember going on this whole odyssey,” Daniel remembers. “It was only two or three weeks, but for a cancer patient every day is horrible.”

Daniel Do ’13 at Harvard Medical School.

Finally, on October 4, 2013, doctors diagnosed Daniel with lymphoma, a serious but treatable cancer that required three months of chemotherapy followed by a month of radiation treatments. It was a tough time for Daniel, who had to leave Bowdoin to receive treatment at Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. Luckily, though, he wasn’t alone. Soon after learning of Daniel’s diagnosis, the Holderness community rushed into action: students sent him a care package filled with letters; teachers and staff reached out to him; and the school quickly launched a fundraising drive to help offset the cost of his medical care and related

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expenses. It was exactly the kind of support Daniel needed at the time. “All of my friends and mentors were still at Holderness,” Daniels says. “I was just really grateful that even though I had left the school, the teachers, staff, and my good friends still thought of me, cared about me, and reached out to me.” Today, Daniel is cancer free and thriving. He eventually graduated from Bowdoin College in 2018 and spent two years working in a zebrafish cancer lab at Mass General Hospital. Inspired by the world-class treatment he received as a patient at Dana Farber, Daniel resolved to pursue medicine; this fall, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, he enrolled as a student at Harvard Medical School. His ultimate goal is to become a hematologist. “I would love to treat my own cancer,” Daniel says. “My dream is to come back to Dana Farber as an oncologist.” Having survived cancer and been admitted to one of the most competitive medical schools in the country, Daniel knows just how fortunate he is. A first-generation American whose parents immigrated from Vietnam in the 1980s, Daniel says he never would have had the resources to pay for his Holderness education without the Richard R. Hall P ’61 Scholarship Fund. Without that scholarship and the opportunity it afforded, his life may have traveled along a very different path. “Most of my peers in medical school are well off. You don’t see a lot of students like myself—first generation, low income—in medicine,” Daniel says. “The whole idea is, how do we get more students of my background into medicine?” For Daniel, the answer is clear: educational

“WHEN HARD WORK MEETS OPPORTUNITY, SOMETHING CAN HAPPEN, WHICH IS WHY I’M HERE TODAY. AND THAT OPPORTUNITY STARTS WITH EDUCATION.”

opportunity. Thanks to his Holderness scholarship, Daniel enjoyed a first-rate high school education that taught him how to succeed in the classroom and in life. He says it was at Holderness where he first learned to ask questions in class, go to office hours, and balance the competing demands of schoolwork, academics, and community. “A Holderness value that I carry with me today is balance—being more than just a student, but also being an athlete, being a community member, and being a friend,” Daniel says. “I guess to be a more complete human being—that’s really important.” Talking to Daniel, it’s clear that he’s passionate about expanding educational access to deserving students like him. It’s an idea he discussed during his entrance interview to Harvard Medical School, and it’s an idea he hopes more people with means will embrace. By making a donation to an institution like Holderness, Daniel says, a donor can make a huge difference in a student’s life. “By giving money to Holderness and potentially creating a scholarship for students like myself, you’re giving them an opportunity to make something out of themselves,” Daniel says. “When hard work meets opportunity, something can happen, which is why I’m here today. And that opportunity starts with education.” n

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CLASS OF 1982 SCHOLARSHIP received a MBA from Harvard in 1992. He is a hedge fund manager at Deltec Asset Management in New York, NY.

The Class of 1982 senior picture.

he Class of 1982 Endowed Scholarship Fund was established in 1988 with gifts from members of the Class of ’82, as well as from parents, grandparents, and friends. Peter Coolidge ’82 and Miles Glascock ’82 P ’19 have been the driving forces behind the scholarship fund. Their families have supported the effort as well including Miles’ mother Elizabeth Glascock, who served as a school trustee from 1984 to 1993, and Peter’s grandfather, Albert H. Gordon, who contributed generously to the fund. From the beginning, Peter and Miles believed that the scholarship would benefit not only the individual students receiving aid but also the school as a whole. In a December 1987 letter finalizing the creation of the scholarship with school officials, they wrote, “Diversity is the one thing that Holderness must stress if it is going to continue to compete to be the best school it can be.” Peter ran cross country and track, was a Nordic skier, and won the Walter Alvin Frost Award, the Latin and Math Prizes, and the Harvard Book Prize. He was a house leader, the founder of the Investment Club, a member of Dial and Blue Key, and a Lifer. Peter attended Harvard College and

Peter and his wife Carrie were married by former Headmaster The Rev. Brinton W. Woodward Jr. in the Chapel of the Holy Cross at Holderness in 1998. He served as a trustee from 1992 to 2001 as well as a class agent, career mentor, reunion volunteer, and phonathon volunteer. He is currently a trustee of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which preserves and operates Monticello, the third president’s plantation home, in Charlottesville, VA, and a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council at The Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University. “What I remember most about Holderness is the people,” recalls Peter. “The students, faculty, and staff and the Headmaster are the reason my time at Holderness was so special.” “Holderness is much the same now as it was when I attended—a very special place where values are instilled by example from the Headmaster, faculty, and staff,” he adds. At Holderness Miles played soccer, hockey, and lacrosse, was a house leader, head of Blue Key, photo editor of the Dial, co-captain of the Polar Bear Club, a member of the Investment Club, and a Lifer. He graduated from the University of Denver with a degree in finance and is currently a Senior Advisor in JLL’s Healthcare Practice Group, a commercial real estate services company, in Miami, Florida. He has served as a Class Agent and Reunion volunteer. “It is an honor for me to continue to help and support the school which provided me and my son, Spencer, with an unparalleled high school education and life experience,” says Miles. n

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WE DRINK FROM WELLS OTHERS DUG: Revisiting the Foundations of the Balch Legacy Society THE BALCH LEGACY SOCIETY honors individuals and families who support Holderness School through a planned gift, such as a bequest, retirement account, charitable remainder trust, or gift annuity. Balch Legacy Society members like Cush ’59 and Pam Andrews provide educational opportunities for future generations of students and inspire generosity in others. Making a planned gift earns donors membership in the Balch Legacy Society, named for the family that donated Livermore Mansion and the surrounding land that became the home of Holderness School. For more information on the mutual benefits of supporting Holderness and your family through life income gifts and bequests, please visit www.holderness. planmygift.org or contact Advisor to The Balch Legacy Society Tim Scott at (603)662-6287 or tscott@holderness.org.

hen the Rev. Lewis P.W. Balch, Jr. passed away in 1875, it was the careful and quiet work of his will that brought a lasting afterlife to his desires. Rev. Balch and his widow, Emily, donated much of their estate to help Bishop W.W. Niles establish Holderness School on the Livermore Estate overlooking Plymouth. It has long been this level of prescient philanthropy that has helped the school grow and prosper even though trying times.

From its earliest days, just about every aspect of Holderness was designed as Balch and Niles envisioned, bringing out the fullest possibility in each student, both in the classroom and out of doors. The school of the future will continue to capitalize on its location and physical resources to be both unique among top rated New England boarding schools while also staying true to its core mission of service to all humankind. Today, the Balch Legacy Society exists to ensure that the school we know and love will continue to be the best it can be, especially during the inevitability of changing and challenging times. For many who know and love the school, supporting it since we graduated has been a natural way of both giving back and paying it forward. While our time on campus was short, over nearly 150 years the school has graduated thousands of young people each supported by a deeply devoted faculty, many of whom have remained loyal for their entire careers. I am beyond thrilled to have joined the school’s advancement staff in the role of steward and keeper of the Balch Legacy Society f lame. My years at Holderness were pivotal, as I know they were for many of you, and together we can help the school thrive long after we have moved on. In effect, together we are digging wells for students we will never know. As our legacy, that’s a good feeling indeed. n Tim Scott ’73 Advisor to The Balch Legacy Society

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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW Holderness School relies on philanthropy for more than 20 percent of its operating budget. Your generosity enables us to care for our faculty and staff, maintain our beautiful campus, and provide exceptional educational experiences for our students. Thank you!

2.4% Other Income 3.9% Summer Program $17,652,417 Revenues

9.9%

Holderness Fund

11.3%

Endowment Income

72.5%

Tuition & Fees

2.4% Summer Program 7.7%

Instructional & Student Program s

$17,378,210 Expenses

10%

Administration*

17.7%

Physical Plant & Maintenance

62.2%

*Administration: Business, Head’s Office, Advancement, Communications, Admissions, College Counseling, Technology

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GIVING TO HOLDERNESS TOTAL FISCAL YEAR GIVING:

$12,113,670

HOLDERNESS FUND

$1,725,773

ELEVATING ACADEMICS CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS

MITTERSILL PERFORMACE CENTER

$3,879,696

$1,111,000

1,704

Donors

2,220

OUTDOOR ATHLETIC INITIATIVES

ENDOWMENT & OTHER

$5,035,500

$361,700

Gifts

DONORS BY CONSTITUENCY*

172

493

Parents of Alumni

354 1,135

Alumni

Current Parents

86 42

63 Grandparents

Current & Past Faculty/Staff

Friends

Current & Past Trustees

Foundations and Organizations

*Donors have been counted in all constituency categories in which they qualify.

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YOUR GIVING IN ACTION Thanks to the generosity of our donors, construction proceeded this winter on the Mittersill Performance Center at Cannon Mountain (left) and the new, on-campus freeski air bag jump (right).

DAY OF GIVING FEBRUARY 19, 2020 $312,386

$192,910

Giving in 2019

2020 DAY OF GIVING TOTAL

Alumni Day of Giving Donors

Alumni Participation by Decade

177

172

165 131

28 8 s

50 19

s 70 19

Donors in 2019

69.5%

10 20

1,036

879

2020 DAY OF GIVING DONORS

First Time Donors

Giving a total of

donors who hadn’t given in 10–33 years made at least one gift

$5,840

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Thank You To Our

2019–20 DONORS These lists reflect gifts received between July 1, 2019 and June 30, 2020. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and notify Patrick Buckley, Director of Stewardship and Operations, at pbuckley@holderness.org. n = member of 1879 Society, achieved through five or more consecutive years of support ✝ = deceased

ALUMNI

1953

1944

David Douglass ✝ Elvin Kaplan n John Robinson n

Hartley Webster n Jay Webster n Bob Weiss n Josh Young

1954

1958

Rick Carter Dewey Dumaine n Bill Lofquist n Kim Mason n Paul Needham Wendell Stephenson n

John Bergeron n Bill Biddle Tim Dewart Tony Dyer n John Greenman Mike Kingston n Don Latham n Bruce Leddy n Doug Rand n Brooke Thomas Jon Wales n

John Skeele

1946 Joe Massik ✝

1947 Bill Briggs

1948 Rik Clark n John Codman ✝

1955 1949 Bob Barrows ✝ Bill Baskin n Bob Bradner ✝n Jim Coulter n Tom Jeffries Don Wyeth

Fletcher Adams n John Allbee n Peter Atherton n Arnold Bieling n Bill Byers n Hank Granger ✝n Don Hinman n Peter Wilson n

1950 Bigelow Green n Chico Laird Dave Luce n Doug Rennie Dave Wise n

1951 Fred Carter n Dick Daitch n Terry Weathers

1952 Jay Harris

1956 Bob Armknecht Ed Beauregard Josh Edgerly Dick Endlar n Brud Folger John Jameson n Dick Meyer n

1957 Bill Clough n Ron Crowe n Bob Lucas n Dwight Mason n

1959 Steve Abbey n Cushman Andrews n Jerry Ashworth n John Clough n Charlie Emerson n Dick Floyd Jay Gerard n Duncan Hunter Stan Kellogg Lee Miller n Mark Morris n Charley Murphy n Chris Palmer n Lee Shepard n Bruce Vogel Buster Welch n

1960 Loren Berry n Ross Deachman n Alan Dewart n Brian Dewart n Dick Gardner n Nick Johnson n Peter Macdonald n Gerry Shyavitz n Charley Witherell n

1961 J. Thompson Brown n Rick Churchill Win Fuller John Holley n Lee Katzenbach n Bob Keller Dave Norton Bill Seaver Dalton Thomas Ray Wilson n

1962 Free Allen n Bill Barker n Chas Bradley Peter Casey Dave Floyd n Jim Gardner n Monty Meigs Ted Perry Dave Putnam n David Soule n John Swift n Bill Wells n

Eric Werner n Pete Willcox

1963 Flash Allen n Peter Chapman n Joe Downs n Stephen T. Gregg n Nick Hadgis Dick Joyce n George LeBoutillier n George McNeil n Jeff Milne n David O’Connor David Pope Alan Sayer n Steve Wales n

1964 Sandy Alexander n Bill Baxter n Bill McCollom ✝ Terry Morse n Dan Redmond n Jim Ricker n Sam Stout n Dick Stowell ✝n John Strasenburgh Woody Thompson n

1965 Bro Adams n Peter Claghorn Peter Fauver n Jim McGill Bill Morton Dave Nichols n Cleve Patterson n Randy Randlett Charlie Reigeluth n Jim Rosenblum Kevin Wyckoff n

1966 Bob Childs n Greg Connors n Tom Doyle n

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Stephen Foster n Doug Griswold Peter Janney

1967 David Cumming Luke Dowley n Jamie Hollis n Phil Magnuson Peter Whitney

Jeff Little Rolf Madsen Roy Madsen n Bill Phippen n Phil Savignano Ged Smith David Taylor n Roger Van Voorhees Rick Wellman n

1972 1968 John Coles Bruce Flenniken Charles French n Steve Hirshberg Jim Stearns n Jack Taylor n Bruce Thompson n

1969 Whitney Barnard Tim Bontecou Jack Copeland ✝ Bill Foot n Larry Jamieson Doug McLane n John Swann n

Tom Cooper n John Elder n Bill Emerson Sue (Glidden) Francesco Will Graham Eric Haartz n Gary Hagler n Cash Hoyt Chuck Kaplan n Peter Kimball n Chris Latham n Dan Murphy n Dave Nicholson n Stu Porteous n Mark Rheault Dwight Shepard n Sandy Wood n

1970 Anonymous Arja Adair n Charlie Bass Cam Brown Ted Coates Jim Cousins n David Donahue n Alan Dorman Jeremy Foley n Dan Gregory Kirk Hinman n Doug Moore Jon Norton n Peter Prime n Joe Spaulding Rich Weymouth n Peter White n Peter Wiswell n

1971 Hannah Roberts Artuso n Stu Goodwin Rob Hier

1973 Anonymous Dick Conant n Cos Cosgrove n Glen Cousins Morgan Dewey Peter Garrison n Klinger Klingenstein n John Lord n Scott Morrison Leslie Orton n Sam Richards n Jim Sargent Tim Scott n

1974 Mike Coffin Duane Ford Luke Fowler Josh Hancock Peter Macone Steve Morse n Piper Orton n Chuck Reilly

Dave Rossetter n Jack Thomas Ben White

1975 Perry Babcock n Chris Carney n Mike Conway n Ed Cudahy Larry Diggs n Terry French n Mac Jackson n Ted McElhinny Charles McIntosh Linda (Fogg) Noyes Tom Phillips n John Putnam n Jack Sanderson n Rick Shipton Ken Sowles n George Weaver n

1976 Tom Armstrong n Bob Garrison n Chris Guider n Mike Lynch n Doug Mow Dave Phippen n Will Pingree n Tim Quinn Mike Robinson n Charles Woodworth

1977 Ham Boynton Bradford Bruner n Ben Campbell n Dave Dewey n Peter Grant Jim Hamblin n Peter King Michael Kraft Mark Melvin Tig Smith Randy White

1978 John Alden Paul Bozuwa Scott Brown n Chris Cushing Blaise deSibour n Bruce Edgerly

Chris Goodhue J.D. Hale Nat Hancock Hal Hawkey n Mitch Kamarck Dave King David Lamb Colin MacLeod Matt Paige Peter Quinn Fred Roys Kirk Siegel Scott Sirles n Keith Suttenfield Don Whittemore Margo (Farley) Woodall n

1979 Hratch Astarjian n Tim Brook Mark Finnegan n Bob Golden Cynthia Makris Cullen Morse n Will Neff Kris (Van Curan) Nordblom n Pete Noyes n Heidi (Hammond) O’Connor n Mike O’Connor n Dexter Paine n Jay Pingree n Ian Sanderson n Andrew Sawyer n Jeff Scowen Mike Silitch David Slaughter n Jim Stringfellow n Mike Warren n

1980 Jeff Boal n Russell Cushman Jack Dawley n David Reed n Don Smith n Skip Strong Matt Upton

1981 Anonymous Bill Baskin n

Boyd Boggess Andy Clutz n Alan Eifert John Gerli Win Idle n Chris Keating n Pete Lamson Chris Little Christine Louis n Mike Murchie n Will Prickett n Andy Rogerson Kevin Rowe n David Wood n

1982 Pam Bergeron Frank Bonsal n Charlie Brown n Leigh (MacNeil) Canfield Mark Cavanaugh n Joe Cerutti n Lisa (Weeks) Clute Peter Coolidge n Miles Glascock n Burgie Howard Steve Johnston Ben Lewis n Dave Marsden Joe Miles n Susan (Levin) Paine n John Pawlick Chris Pesek

1983 Tip Blish n Todd Boes Erik Burbank Chris Hopkins Ward Malmquist Peggy (Lamb) Merrens n Stephanie Paine Jennifer (Smith) Schiffman n

1984 Mich Dupre David Finch Matt Flaherty Bob Gibbs Dilcia (Pena) Hill Steve Lunder n Zach Martin n

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Ernest Milani Eric Prime n Peter Radasch n Max Saenger Paula (Morrison) Simmons Heidi (Gatz) Weeks Craig Westling

1985 Anonymous Nat Barker n Jeff Beattie Angus Christie n Melissa (Wakely) Christie n Mike Collins David Considine Colby Coombs n Gary Crichton n Mimi (MacNaught) Denton Anne Desjardins n Nick Dorion Vanda (Lewis) Dyson Keith Eaton Braden Edwards n Kris (Pfeiffer) Figur Ted Fine n Peter Fish Kathy (Keller) Garfield Allyn Hallisey n Jennie (Webster) Hartley Ev Hatch Geoff Hayden Elizabeth Heide n Tim Jones n Jeff Kaufmann Flip Kistler Doug Massey Andrew McDonnell Katsu Nakamura n Freddy Paxton David Pritham Rob Rumsey Ian Sinclair n Kirsten (Orcutt) Singleton Poppy Staub n Dan Taffe n Chuck Taylor Jean-Louis Trombetta Bob Zock

1986 Anonymous Bill Clough Kristin (Washburn) Covert Bob Gregg Dave Hinman Owen Hyland n Lee (Fuller) Lawrason n Bill Macy n Laura (Cooper) Page n Jake Reynolds n Howard Snyder Blake Swift n Ellyn (Paine) Weisel n Molly (Adriance) Whitcomb n Chris Zak

1987 John Alfond Polly (Pratt) Boeschenstein Todd Burgess Chris Cripps Carolyn (Colket) Cullen n Brandon Fleisher Cilla Foster Todd Herrick Todd Hopgood Suzie Jacinthe n Stan Jackson n Heather (Johnston) LaRowe Toby Lewis Kathryn (Lubrano) Robinson n Kim (Roberts) Smock Joan (Horan) Twining Andy Twombly n Nate Tyler Brett Weisel n Dix Wheelock Zim Zimmermann

1988 Anonymous (6) Eddie Anderson n Dean Bellissimo n Elizabeth (Sponenbergh Litzell) Brickman n

Lisa (Hand) Cicero Jen (Stewart) Crosby n Iain Daniels Jess Dion n Chris Doggett n Hannah (Beck) Doubleday Peter Driscoll n Renee Dupre n Jake Eismeier Scott Esposito Jason Evans n Tom Fletcher Nate Foran n Liz Ganem n Greg Gaskill Lee Hanson n Chris Hayes Jenny Holden Todd Holmes n Brett Jones n Chris Keeler n Sage (Chandler) Kennedy n Drew Kesler n Rob Kinsley n Alex MacCormick n Emily (Adriance) Magnus n Tom Mahon n Chip Martin n Julie (Wood) Matthews n Erika (Ludtke) McGoldrick n Mark Oliver Ali (Christie) Paysee n Elizabeth Pierce n Paula (Lillard) Preschlack n Jason Regan n JD Rif kin n Rob Sarvis n Hans Schemmel n Matt Schonwald n Jenny (Alfond) Seeman n David Smail n Nina (Bradley) Smallhorn n Lauren (O’Brien) Smith n Chuck Staples n Chris Stewart n

Carl Swenson John Taggart Erik Tuveson n Steve Walker n David Warren n

1989 Anonymous Lauren (Parkhill) Adey n Amanda Black n Ward Blanch Matt Boggess Chris Davenport n Christy (Wood) Donovan n Jennie (Legg) Gabel n Tracy (McCoy) Gillette n Brad Greenwood n Angus Hamilton Jen (Walker) Hemmen Alix (Rosen) Hong n Nikki Kimball n Todd Maynard n Matt Mole n Brandon Perkins Sarah (Trainor) Pf laum n Emily Raabe Jen (Comstock) Reed n Jen (Murphy) Robison n Rex Salter n Ben Spiess Sara (deLima) Tansill n Dani (Wolf) Taylor Te Tiffany n

1990 Kat Alfond n Kate Arecchi Jeff Barlow Pixie (Spencer) Brokaw Dave Colleran n Pepper deTuro n Courtney Fleisher n Lance Galvin Andrea HamlinLevin n Tegan (Hamilton) Hayunga Ethan Hemphill

Caroline (Clutz) Keeney n Megan (Sheehan) Kristiansen n Alison Merser Ginger Reoch Nina (Cook) Silitch

1991 Rice Bryan Leah (Merrey) Burdett n Kent Corson Brendon Donnellan n Jason Gordon Jon Hatch Paul Laf lam n Brooke Moran Yasuna Murakami n Caroline Pickering Terra Reilly Keri (Dole) Renganathan David Tuveson

1992 Amanda Arlington Kay (Bruns) Callari Ginger Comstock Rick Eccleston n Hugh Griffiths Devie Hamlen Andy Katchen Jamie Klopp n Nick Leonard n Andy Martin Ryan McPherson Fritz Muench n Akira Murakami n Jake Norton n Jesse Perkins Lizbie (Sawyer) Porter Krissy Pozatek n Stu Wales n Kelly (Mullen) Wieser

1993 Taryn Darling Ryan Dunn Megan Flynn Lindsay (Dewar) Fontana

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Katie (McQuilkin) Garnett Amy (Wales) Gochman Lianne (Hockmam) Lambert Katie (Boggess) LeRoy Schuyler Perry n Emily (Wenzel) Reis n Gerry Rinn n Ginny (Kingman) Schreiber n Brooks Wales n Paul Weske Jenny Whelan Kevin Zifcak n

1994 Anonymous Melissa Barker n Sam Bass Kendra (Cargill) Epstein Brendan Falvey T.G. Gallaudet Ramey Harris-Tatar n Liz Hogan Matt Kendall n Peter LaCasse n Beth Lambert Rogan Lechthaler n Jason Myler n Ed Pike Josh Povec n Pete Scoville n Tori (Duncan) Sharp John Spiess Kate (Stahler) Starrett n Sander van Otterloo n Dave Webb n

Dan Shin Asania Smith n Adam Sullivann Chris Weske Alexis Wruble

1996 Michael Burton Carolyn Campbell Augusta (Riehle) Comey Sam Daigneault Tim Davidson n Tim Duffy David Flynn n Bjorn Franson Joe Graceffa Lydia Griffin Lara (DuMond) Guercio Chris Haas Katie (Waltz) Harris n Amanda (Knox) Hoffman Nick Kaulbach Ryan LaFoley n Ollie Lemire Steph (Pisanelli) Lyons Emily (Evans) MacLaury n Justin Martin n Mike Martin Liz (Fox) McGlamery n Nathalie (Milbank) Nolte n Field Pickering n Will Richardson n Heather (Pierce) Roy n Stacey (Eder) Smith n Bo Surdam n John Van Slyke

1995 Anonymous Bri Adams n Henry Adams n Matt Daigneault n Abbey DeRocker Leandra (Collier) Fremont-Smith Jake Hinman Dan Lewenberg Gretchen Metz n Jessie Morton Brian Quinn

1997 Erik Bass n Katherine (Donnellan) Beebe n Tad Davis Ben Dulac Matt Goldberg n Andy Humphrey Joe Kelleher Garrett Kemble Liz (Meck) Knight Kris Langetieg n

Andrew Marshall n Maura (Kearney) Marshall n Andrew Miller n Shannon Mullen Sam Pope Putney (Haley) Pyles Dennis Roberts n Juley (Perkins) Sadler n Gasper Sekelj n Will Van Dorn Brian Werner

1998 Kathryn (Bridge) Angelo Zach Antonucci n Jim Chalmers n Terry Connell n Sarah Crane n Canute Dalmasse n Julia Fairbank Angi Francesco Adam Goldberg Tara (Walker) Hamer Jim Jung n Mirte Mallory Eric Mueller n Hilary Patzer James Rawlings Dew Wallace n

1999 Kirstin Bass Tish (Clarke) Boone Ian Boone Jamie Bradley Caroline Casey Tom Child Tim Connell n Abby (Richardson) Considine Sara (Simes) Custance Emily (Riehle) Dixon Julia Haley n Ben Hicks Kathleen (Blauvelt) Kime n Robbie King n Emilie Lee Weston Lowrie Page (Connolly) Minshall n Darren Moore

Adrian Mott Colin Rodgers n Sara Roitman Kate (Richardson) Surdam n Neely Wakeman Colin Wehrung

2000 Tim Barnhorstn Katie (Bristow) Bohlin Hedda Burnett n Sean Clifford Trevor Dean Chace Estes Ted Finnerty Rob Maguire Evan Mullen Jason Rowe Mike Schnurr n Andrew Sheppe n Jake Spaulding Sully Sullivan n Tyler Therriault Ryan Tyler Heidi Webb n RC Whitehouse n

2001 Anthony Aceto Betsy (Cornell) Aceto Dave Almquist Blake Barber Elizabeth Besse Andy Bohlin Jennifer Crane n Erin (Simes) Daigneault Kellan Florio n John Glidden Karyn (Hoepp) Jennings n Adam Lavallee n Ira Marvin n Natalie (Babony) McRae Chris Mounsey Liz Norton n Patrick Regan n Ben Stonebraker Tyler Stubbs n Tyler Weymouth Sung You

2002 Melissa Adams n Joel Bradley Ramsay (Hill) Chodounsky Ave Cook n Kerry Douglas n Andrew Everett n Sarah Hendel Theo Jordan Frank Mundo Christopher Nielson Lilly Nigro Betsy Pantazelos n Tim Roden Joe Sampson Keith Tyler Channing (Weymouth) Warner n Jarod Warsofsky n

2003 Charlie Erdman Brenna Fox Neal Frei n Robin (Stefanik) Green n Emily (Noyes) Grunow Carter Hall Dave LaPointe n Nick Leonard John Lockwood Dave Madeira n Linden Mallory Tristan Moore Brendan Murphy n Grace Nehring Amy (Laverack) Nordblom n Alex Palmisano Nate Parker Nick Payeur n Dave Potter Shawna (Pauley) Sharkey Matt Sopher Ben Taylor Kara (Herlihy) Young

2004 Anonymous Seth Aronson Geoff Calver n

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Dave Campbell n Casey Carroll Jenn (Reilly) Gorman Ashley (Hedlund) Healy Kate Kenly-Tith Heather KeslinSharbaugh Zach Lahey Joy (Erdman) Larkin n Todd Nordblom n Marta (Heinen) Robinson Marina (Chiasson) Sharpe n Justin Simon Alan Thompson n

Luke Kelly Betsy Laurin n Reed Laverack Jeff Meyers n Ben Mitchell-Lewis n Ben Motley n Hilary Nichols Anders Nordblom n Anne Richardson n Nicholas Schoeder n Jesse Straus n Ben Trook n Grady Vigneau CJ Vincent n Lauren Wright

Evan Warner Cameron Williams

Reed Branton Phoebe Erdman n Tyler Gosselin n Taylor James Jamie Leake n Kourtney (Brim) Martin n Stephen Martin n Jaime (Dusseault) Roberge Christopher Roche Nicholas Smith

2005 Chris Blaine n Gerald Carter Caitlin (Connelly) Cooper n Lauren Frei n Jenn (Calver) Gaudet n J.J. Hall n Mike Hardiman Brie (Keefe) Healy Jason Merritt n Becky Millson Kathleen (Crane) Mitchell n Brendan O’Riordan n Emma (Schofield) Phipps n Emily Sampson n Stan Smith Mike Tucker n Jamie Wallace n Susan (Taylor) Wasp

2006 Lucy (Randall) Archibald n Ashley Babcock Dorian Bakogiannis n Blair (Thompson) Bruning Colin Edge n Casey Gilman n Tai Haluszka n Tory Hayssen

2007

Kathryn (Cheng) Sullivan Christina Tierney Jessi White n Haley Wilich

2009 Hadley Bergh Cody Bohonnon n Taylor Caggiula Curt Christian Trudy Crowley Jack Dings Sumner Ford n Laney (Hayssen) Forton Lina (Encalada) Goodwin n Dave Grilk n Cam LeBlanc Jake Manoukian n Jimmy Mathews n Meg McNulty Ben Middleton Ian Nesbitt n James O’Leary n Meredith Peck n Alli Robbins Abby Thompson

2010 2008 Baird (Meem) Anderson n Polly Babcock Annie Carney n Margot Cutter Christopher Dean Brittany Dove Landry Frei n Haley Hamblin Gretchen Hyslip Craig Leach Tyler Markley Dan Marvin n Tim Nolan Beckett Noyes n Hannah O’Brien R.J. O’Riordan Greg Ramey Tim Regan Stephen Rudberg Taylor Sawatzki n Ben Schreiber

Anonymous Chris Allen Ashleigh Boulton Tizzy Brown n Paul Clark Ivan Delic Mark Finnegan n Andrea Fisher Brian Friedman Elise (Steiner) Hacker Erika Johnson John McCoy Wes Mitchell-Lewis Laura Pohl Gabbie Raffio Ashby Sussman Aubrey Tyler n

2011 Anonymous Radvile Autukaite Madde Burnham Chuckie (Carbone) Crowley

Cecily Cushman n Juliet Dalton n Amanda Engelhardt Nick Ford Nick Goodrich Chandler Grisham Paige Hardtke Emily Hayes n Lauren Hayes Carson Houle n Paige Kozlowski n Alex Kuno Jack Long Sam Macomber n Jamie McNulty n Henry Miles Abe Noyes Charlotte Noyes n Ethan Pfenninger Cole Phillips n Derek Pimentel Brooke Robertson Nat Shenton Emily Starer Nick Stoico Jean-Philippe Tardif Margaret Thibadeau Jaclyn Vernet n Klaus Vitzthum

2012 Anonymous Austin Baum Gavin Bayreuther n Abby (Guerra) Bohlin Keith Bohlin Josie Brownell n Sam Cloud Bee Crudgington Mike Gassman Hannah Halsted n Matthew Kinney n Haley Mahar Brandon Marcus Will Marvin Kristina Micalizzi n Katie (Leake) Parker Nicholas Renzi Ryan Rosencranz Abby Slattery Erica Steiner Steph Symecko n Brian Tierney

2013 Anonymous Jake Barton Sarah Bell Elena Bird Stepper Hall n Jeff Hauser Caleb McDermott Jesse Ross n Robert Sullivan

2014 Anonymous Zack Baum Morgan Bayreuther n Becca Begley n Reed Carpenter Joey Casey Ben Coleman n Hedi Droste n Racheal Erhard Celeste Holland n Suzanna Liddle Clark Macomber n Eliana Mallory Sarah Michel Caroline Mure Danielle Norgren Garrett Phillips Spencer Pierce n Elizabeth Powell Allie Renzi Lea Rice n Charlie Sheffield Megan Shenton Hannah Slattery Allie Solms Mikaela Wall Bobby Wassman Chance Wright

2015 Anonymous Jeremy Batchelder Michael Beutner Emily Clifford n Charlie Day Grace Eagan Meg Grzywacz Lily Hamblin Pete Hastings Hope Heffernan n Linds Houseman Sasha Jones

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Jack Kinney n Kai Lin Ben Luz Teagan Mosenthal Katie Remien n Maggie Roberts Jake Rosencranz James Rowe Anna Stanley Qianyi Zhang

2016 Maggie Barton Hannah Benson AJ Chabot Maggie Cunha Cole Donovan Jack Gewirz Henry Hall Jessie Montague Will Pratt Jesse Ransford

2017

2018

Kelley Attenborough Jack Brill Katie Campbell Julia Cantin Liz Casey Jon Courchesne Craig Cullen Cam DiGiacomo Tory Dobyns Alex Guyette Dan Hauser Giuliana Kevlin Noa Lin Perry Lum Ella Mure Max Paro Laura Rinehart Will Starkey Rachel Tejeda Celine Yam

Anonymous Ellie Batchelder Will Bayha Stuart Clifford Nick Grammas Will Harker Quinn Houseman Cooper Jay Bee McLaughlin Phie Miles Peter Reynolds Audrey Simonson Luke Valentine Abby Wiseman

CURRENT PARENTS Anonymous (8) Dr. Joseph P. Donahue and Ms. Katharine B. Alfond ’90 P ’23 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Alusic-Bingham P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Erik Amaliksen P ’22 Mr. Kai Zhao and Mrs. Junyan An P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Anastos Jr. P ’17 ’19 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Baber P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel A. Barker ’85 P ’21 n Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bayreuther P ’12 ’14 ’19 ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Belt III P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blandford P ’23 Mr. Alexander H. Bocock and Dr. Amy E. Sullivan P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Boes ’83 P ’18 ’19 ’21 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Boulanger P ’22 ’24 Mr. William J. Bowen P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Bowler P ’18 ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin C. Brayton P ’21 Ms. Keyana Brown P ’20 Carrie and Timothy Burr P ’23 ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Carchidi P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Carr P ’20 Joseph and Ann Casey P ’14 ’17 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Charron P ’23

2019 Anonymous (2) Keenan Alnahas Jamie Bayha Beckham Bayreuther Charlie Cunha

Mr. Edward M. Kubasiewicz and Mrs. Theresa A. Chase P ’20 Mr. Heungkwan Choi and Mrs. Hye-Won Joung P ’21 Dr. Angus A. A. Christie ’85 and Dr. Melissa W. Christie ’85 P ’20 n Mr. Gerald Clemente and Mrs. Denise Elliott P ’23 Kara and Dave Cole P ’20 ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colwell P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Cooper P ’21 ’23 Mr. and Dr. Christopher Croft P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Crumbo P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cunningham P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Ivar G. Dahl P ’19 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Dahmen P ’23 Mr. Joseph E. Daigneault and Mrs. Erin F. Daigneault ’01 P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Davenport ’89 P ’19 ’21 n Mr. and Mrs. John Diemar P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dolan P ’20 Dr. John E. Donovan II and Mrs. Kara B. Hamill P ’16 ’19 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Brendt S. D’Orio P ’22 Mr. Konstantin Driker and Mrs. Irina Saburova P ’22 Natasha and Tim Driscoll P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Ehimen Edokpa P ’22 Mr. and Ms. Todd J. Eldred P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Favreau P ’20

Bryn Donovan Allegra Driscoll Tanner Ensign Sydney Fascetta Ali Ferri Buzz Fisher Lily Gillette n Meghan Gillis Spencer Glascock Jake Madigan Tori Michienzi Lilly Patterson Joe Pelletier Julia Phillips Bridgit Potter Avery Reynolds Jack Spence Michael Trask Lexie von der Luft

CURRENT STUDENTS Anonymous (2) Alex Baber ’21 Halle Barker ’21 Edvin Bonnivier ’22 Mack Bowen ’22 Donovan Cole ’22 Isabel Cole ’20 Topher Davenport ’21 Dalton Donovan ’23 Tyler Gras ’23 Seth Gray ’20 Patrick Guinee ’21 Natalie Mai ’21 Caden Perkins ’22 Tim Ryan ’23 Andrew Yang ’20

Mr. Yi Feng and Ms. Zhuo Wang P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Filosa P ’21 Drs. J. Rush and Phoebe Fisher P ’16 ’16 ’19 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Ford P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Frandsen II P ’20 ’23 Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. Freudigman Jr. P ’20 Mr. Zhengrong A. Fu and Ms. Yiyi Xia P ’23 Tony and Dawn Gagnon P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Geaney P ’22 Dr. Craig N. Gemmell and Ms. Nancy Hughes P ’20 ’21 Mr. Brian E. Gillette P ’19 ’22 Ms. Tracy M. Gillette ’89 P ’19 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. Brett A. Gotts P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Bryan R. Gras P ’23 ’24 Ms. Kelly Etheridge-Grasso P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander L. Gray P ’17 ’20 n Mr. and Mrs. Cary Greene P ’22 Mr. Jiang Guo and Ms. Yi Geng P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Dalton L. Gustafson P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Hammer P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Harris P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Randal Hoder P ’21 Dr. and Dr. Luther Holton P ’23 Mr. Andrew J. Hosmer and Mrs. Donna M. Gaudet-Hosmer P ’23 ’23 Mr. Jianjun Yu and Mrs. Ling Hou P ’21 Mrs. Beatrice A. Howard P ’22 Dr. and Mrs. Bryan M. Huber P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hughes P ’22

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Hutchinson P ’18 ’20 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Jansen P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Jones P ’16 ’18 ’20 n Mr. Illya I. H. Kagan and Ms. Wendy W. Rouillard P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Kanowsky P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Keene P ’23 Mr. Jeongtae Kim and Ms. Doukyoung Park P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. King P ’22 Robert ’88 and Rebecca Kinsley P ’19 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Krahmer P ’22 Dr. Gregg S. Landis P ’22 COL Major W. LaRowe and Mrs. Heather L. LaRowe ’87 P ’23 Mr. Hoa X. Le and Mrs. Loan T. Pham P ’21

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patterson P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Peacock P ’22 Ms. Jennifer H. Peatman P ’15 ’17 ’22 Ms. Bing Peng P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pereira P ’23 Mr. Jody D. Perkins and Ms. Amy E. Fraser P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Piccinni P ’21 Mr. Brandon G. Plunkett and Ms. Jacqueline L. Taylor P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Pollini P ’19 ’22 Ms. Kristine A. Pozatek ’92 P ’22 n Mr. Sam Qian and Ms. Jing Zhang P ’21 Mr. Thomas J. Raymond and Mrs. Jane R. Lewis-Raymond P ’23 Mr. Scott W. Reed and Mrs. Jennifer G. Reed ’89 P ’21 n

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson P ’03 ’04 ’06 ’09 ’14 ’17 ’20 Mr. Jefferson W. Tone and Ms. Elana V. Toscano P ’22 Mrs. Chau T. H. Tran P ’19 ’21 Mr. Roberto Turrin P ’21 Mr. Ted Vansant and Ms. Nancy Voorhis P ’20 Mr. Hans E. Vaule P ’20 Ms. Jessica C. Vaule P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Vieira P ’20 Mr. Yong Wang and Ms. Jia Yue P ’20 Mr. Zhonghe Wang and Mrs. Yuan Mao P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Werner P ’23 Mr. Scott K. Whitcomb and Mrs. Margaret A. Whitcomb ’86 P ’20 ’21 n

Mr. Pierre P. Lessard and Ms. Sarah N. Harris P ’20 Mr. Seth J. Levine and Ms. Greeley Sachs P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Tobias J. M. Lewis ’87 P ’20 Mr. Guobiao Lin and Mrs. Yu Cheng P ’22 Mr. Yawei Liu and Ms. Tao Ma P ’20 Mr. Kyle S. MacLaury and Mrs. Emily MacLaury ’96 P ’23 n Mr. Kurt H. Magnus and Ms. Emily A. Magnus ’88 P ’17 ’20 n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Manning P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Martin ’88 P ’20 n Mr. Francisco J. Martinez Piqueras Barcel P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Mason P ’17 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. McIntire P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Blair McNamara P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Mohan P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mooney P ’22 Mrs. Leanne L. Morgan-Cedeno P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Morris P ’21 ’23 Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Moynihan P ’22 The Mundy Shaw Family P ’16 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Manh T. Nguyen P ’22 Dorthe and Morten Nissen Nielsen P ’22 Mr. Aleksei Novitsky and Mrs. Kati Salonen P ’20 Ms. Diana E. Oehrli P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. David B. O’Neil P ’21 ’23 ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O’Neill P ’23 Mr. David A. Page and Mrs. Laura A. Page ’86 P ’20 ’22 n Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan A. Palmer P ’21 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Paton P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Pattee P ’22

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Reynolds P ’18 ’20 ’22 n Dr. Alexandra P. Riccio P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Damon C. Robbins P ’18 ’20 ’23 n Mr. and Mrs. Dennis S. Roberts Jr. ’97 P ’23 n Mrs. Jennifer E. Robison ’89 P ’22 ’24 n Mr. Simon Roe and Mrs. Carol Bradford-Roe P ’21 ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Olivier C. Roguet P ’22 ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Rolfs P ’22 Chris and Julia Rose P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. James D. Ryan P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Sawyer ’79 P ’18 ’20 ’21 n Mr. William M. Scaife and Dr. Susan W. Wade P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Sheehan III P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield III P ’14 ’16 ’19 ’21 n Mr. Xugang Wang and Ms. Wensheng Shen P ’20 ’24 Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. Shepherd III P ’20 Dr. Lisa Sherman and Dr. Thomas M. Sherman P ’22 Mr. Gaohong Shi and Mrs. Ping Xie P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Shray P ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Simmonds P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. George P. Spanos P ’21 Dr. and Mrs. Constantine J. Spiliotes P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Travis Spitzer P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Stiles Esq. P ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Storey P ’20 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Strobeck P ’20 Ms. Rong Su P ’20 Mr. Xuenan Tang P ’20

Mr. Robert E. Whittaker P ’22 Mr. Xiangdong Wu and Mrs. Xiaoya Zhang P ’20 Mr. Bizhou Yang and Mrs. Jia Ma P ’20 Mr. Gerard H. H. Yap and Ms. Jackie H. Fu P ’19 ’22 n Mr. Peng Yin and Mrs. Hai Qing Wang P ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Zeps P ’21 Mr. Xueming Zhai and Ms. Jianqiao Li P ’22 Mr. Jimin Zhu and Mrs. Kai Zeng P ’23 Ms. Kyra R. Zorn-Hikmate P ’22

GRANDPARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpoel Adriance III P ’86 ’88 GP ’17 ’20 ’20 ’21 n Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Alfond P ’87 ’88 ’90 GP ’23 Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barker ’62 P ’85 ’89 GP ’21 n Ms. Judith Beams GP ’18 Ms. Kathryn Bertelli GP ’17 ’19 ’23 n Mrs. Ann G. Blair GP ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. John L. Byer GP ’21 Mr. Tristram C. Colket Jr. ✝ and Mrs. Ruth M. Colket P ’87 GP ’17 n Mrs. Frances R. Comstock P ’89 ’92 GP ’21 Ms. Deborah B. Coons GP ’20 Mr. and Mrs. William Coughlin GP ’23 Mrs. Hope Cruickshank GP ’01 ’04 n Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dalley Jr. P ’92 GP ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Darling P ’86 ’87 GP ’20 ’22 Mrs. Carole Davenport P ’89 GP ’19 ’21 n Ms. Carol Donovan GP ’16 ’19 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Doyle ’66 GP ’10 ’11 n

n = member of 1879 Society, achieved through five or more consecutive years of support ✝ = deceased

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Mrs. Phoebe A. Driscoll P ’82 GP ’16 ’16 ’19 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Edwards Jr. GP ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Evans P ’88 ’96 GP ’23 n The Ferri Family n Dr. and Mrs. John R. S. Fisher GP ’16 ’16 ’19 ’23 n Mrs. Grace G. Fritzinger GP ’20 Mr. Winship C. Fuller ’61 and Ms. Janet A. Evans-Fuller P ’88 ’96 GP ’20 ’21 ’23 Dr. and Mrs. Robert Furey GP ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Galvin P ’90 ’91 GP ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Garofalo GP ’23 Mr. Harvey L. Gray ✝ and Mrs. Margaret Gray GP ’17 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Hampton Jr. GP ’97 ’99 ’01 ’04 n Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Hillegass P ’85 ’87 ’88 GP ’21 Mrs. Maureen M. Hughes GP ’20 Dr. Lynda Katz GP ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kent P ’77 ’79 GP ’04 ’06 ’08 n Mr. Robert A. Kinsley ✝ and Mrs. Anne W. Kinsley P ’88 GP ’19 ’22 Mrs. Winifred Lewis GP ’23 Mr. Shen Lin GP ’15 ’17 Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Lovejoy GP ’12 ’14 ’19 ’21 n Mr. Douglas C. McArthur GP ’23 Mr. and Mrs. John B. McCoy P ’89 GP ’19 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. P. Andrews McLane GP ’17 Ms. Shirlee Mitchell GP ’03 ’06 ’10 Mr. and Mrs. David N. Page GP ’20 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Plunkett GP ’23 Mrs. Mary M. Protage GP ’12 ’15 Mr. Edward L. Quinn P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 Mrs. Janet A. Raftery and Mr. Thomas J. Raftery ✝ GP ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Rouillard GP ’22 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowe Jr. P ’81 GP ’15 n Mrs. Mary T. Sargent GP ’08 ’15 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Sawyer Jr. P ’79 GP ’18 ’20 ’21 n Mr. F. Augustus Seamans GP ’07 n Ms. Janet P. Shaw GP ’16 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Sheffield Jr. GP ’14 ’16 ’19 ’21 n Mrs. Dorothy Smith P ’80 ’85 GP ’07 ’07 ’09 ’12 n

Mr. and Mrs. M. John Storey GP ’20 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Thompson GP ’23 Ms. Beverly Wakely P ’74 ’85 GP ’20 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wallace Jr. GP ’17 ’21 Mr. Ralph Boykin and Ms. Joyce L. Wallace GP ’20 COL and Mrs. Jay B. Welsh GP ’20 Mr. and Mrs. David Wesoloski GP ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zorn GP ’22

PARENTS OF ALUMNI Anonymous (12) Ms. Lynn Abood P ’19 Mr. Fletcher W. Adams ’55 P ’95 n Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Adams P ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpoel Adriance III P ’86 ’88 GP ’17 ’20 ’20 ’21 n Ms. Sarah R. Alexander P ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Alfond P ’87 ’88 ’90 GP ’23 Mr. John R. Allbee ’55 P ’80 and Mrs. Joann E. Peace n Mr. and Mrs. Joel D. Almquist P ’01 Mr. Bassem M. Alnahas and Mrs. Barbara M. Tentas P ’19 Mr. Sandeep D. Alva P ’15 n Alden and Emily Anderson P ’18 n Ms. Linda C. Ardito P ’94 Mrs. Dana Z. Armstrong P ’76 Ms. Katherine B. Arthaud P ’13 n Mr. and Mrs. T. Neale Attenborough P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Banister P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barker ’62 P ’85 ’89 GP ’21 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Barton P ’13 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. William C. Baskin Jr. ’49 P ’81 ’89 n The Honorable and Mrs. Charles F. Bass ’70 P ’12 Mr. David C. Batchelder and Ms. Melissa R. Paly P ’15 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Baum P ’12 ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Bayha P ’18 ’19 n Mrs. Brenda M. Beckman P ’89 Mr. JB Bell and Dr. Janice McVay Bell P ’13 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bennett P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. David F. Benson P ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bergeron ’58 P ’82 ’84 n Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n Mrs. Heather Black P ’16 Jamie and Smed Blair P ’15 n

Mrs. Jane R. Blanch P ’89 Mr. Richard G. Boardman P ’99 n Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bolton Jr. P ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Bonsal III ’82 P ’17 n Ms. Cheryl S. Borek P ’13 Mrs. Luette C. Bourne P ’85 n Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Bozich P ’12 ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Brandwijk P ’14 Ms. Dorothy B. Brill P ’17 ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Brim P ’07 n Mr. Charles E. Brown P ’98 Ms. Conchessa Brownell P ’12 n Mr. Rick Hauck and Ms. Susan C. Bruce P ’88 Mr. and Mrs. David S. Brumbaugh Sr. P ’17 Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Bruns P ’92 Mr. William B. Bunting P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. H. Burnham III P ’11 Dr. and Mrs. Roderic A. Camp P ’91 n Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin K. Campbell ’77 P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Campbell P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cantin P ’17 ’19 Mr. and Mrs. David C. Caputi P ’11 ’12 ’15 n Mr. F. Christopher Carney ’75 P ’08 and Ms. Karen Dempsey Carney n Ms. Elizabeth H. Carter P ’15 ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Chalmers P ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Seng H. Cheng P ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Chernin P ’16 ’17 Dr. Jocelyn D. Chertoff P ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cloud P ’12 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Clough III ’57 P ’80 ’83 ’86 n Dr. and Mrs. Richard B. Clutz P ’81 ’83 ’90 n Mr. Tristram C. Colket Jr. ✝ and Mrs. Ruth M. P ’87 GP ’17 n Mrs. Frances R. Comstock P ’89 ’92 GP ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Stuart V. Conant P ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Connors ’66 P ’93 ’96 ’97 n Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Cook P ’90 ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Sewell H. Corkran P ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. Rodney K. Corson P ’91 ’97 Mr. Andrew J. Courchesne P ’18 Dr. and Mrs. James L. Cousins Jr. ’70 P ’99 n Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Coyle Jr. P ’95 n Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Crane P ’98 ’01 ’05 Mr. and Mrs. David Crowley P ’09 Mr. and Mrs. James Cruickshank P ’01 Mrs. Carolyn C. Cullen ’87 and Mr. Craig W. Cullen Jr. P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Cunha P ’16 ’19 n

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curran P ’09 Ms. Judith B. Currier P ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Cushing ’78 P ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Cushman ’80 P ’11 ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Cutler P ’98 n The Rev. Randolph Dales and Ms. Marilyn Tyler P ’80 ’00 ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dalley Jr. P ’92 GP ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. John Dalton P ’11 n Mr. Max Dannis and Ms. Linda S. Gatter P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Darling P ’86 ’87 GP ’20 ’22 Mrs. Carole Davenport P ’89 GP ’19 ’21 n

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Finnegan ’79 P ’10 ’11 ’13 n Mr. Robert Fisher and Ms. Barbara Kourajian P ’10 Mr. David Fitzgerald and Dr. Mia Fitzgerald P ’17 ’19 n Mr. Joseph V. Flaherty ✝ and Mrs. Terry A. Flaherty P ’84 Mrs. Renee Fleisher P ’87 ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Brendan M. Florio P ’01 n Mr. and Mrs. Jeff F. Foran P ’88 ’90 n Mr. Christopher J. Ford and Ms. Alison M. Hill P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Ford ’74 P ’04 ’05 ’08 ’12 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ford Jr. P ’09 ’12 n Ms. Rae Andrews and Ms.

Mr. Timothy W. Hardtke P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. C. Hagen Harker P ’15 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harriman P ’07 ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Harris Jr. P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Hastings II P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hauser P ’13 ’17 n John and Susie Hayes P ’15 ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heffernan P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Ulf B. Heide P ’85 Ms. Jean Henchey P ’06 ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hendel P ’96 ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Hendricks P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Herrick Jr. ’87 P ’15 ’18 Mr. Douglas P. Hill and Ms. Alexandra T. Breed P ’02 n Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Hillegass

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Davis P ’18 n Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Davis P ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dean P ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Densmore P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Desjardins P ’85 n Dr. and Mrs. Cameron K. Dewar P ’93 ’96 n Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dignan P ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DiNapoli P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Frederic P. Dodge P ’98 ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Shaun K. Donnellan P ’90 ’91 ’94 ’97 n Mr. and Mrs. Scott H. Doughty P ’93 Mr. and Mrs. M. Leo Driscoll P ’17 Mrs. Phoebe A. Driscoll P ’82 GP ’16 ’16 ’19 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Edward X. Droste P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Duffy P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. George P. Dulac P ’97 Ms. Catherine DuPuy P ’15 Mr. Peter J. Durnan and Ms. Kristen Fischer P ’11 ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eccleston III P ’89 ’92 n Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elkins P ’04 n Mr. Frederic P. Erdman and Ms. Cindy Cole P ’03 ’04 ’07 n Ms. Zoe Erdman P ’03 ’04 ’07 Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Ettelson P ’77 ’83 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Evans P ’88 ’96 GP ’23 n Mr. and Mrs. Bryant J. Farnsworth P ’95 ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Fascetta P ’19 Deborah and Peter Fauver ’65 P ’11 n Mr. Frank Feist and Dr. Sarah C. Gates P ’18 Mr. and Dr. Jonathan S. Fenn P ’19 The Ferri Family n Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Finn Jr. P ’17

Cindy A. Foster P ’08 n Mr. and Mrs. Lucius L. Fowler ’74 P ’08 ’09 Mr. Peter Francesco and Mrs. Susan Francesco ’72 P ’98 Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Frei P ’03 ’05 ’08 n Mr. Thomas H. Friedman and Ms. Rosemarie Mullin P ’10 Mr. Winship C. Fuller ’61 and Ms. Janet A. Evans-Fuller P ’88 ’96 GP ’20 ’21 ’23 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard B. Galvin P ’90 ’91 GP ’15 n Dr. and Mrs. James Gamble III P ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Gardiner P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. David D. Garner P ’15 Mrs. Sheila Gates P ’86 ’88 n Mr. James J. Gibbons P ’92 Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Glascock ’82 P ’19 n Mr. E. C. Goodrich and Ms. Kathleen Maher P ’11 n Mrs. Nancy Gordon P ’91 ’93 Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Grammas Jr. P ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Gregg ’63 P ’90 n Mrs. Martha M. Griffin P ’96 ’98 Dr. and Mrs. John Grisham P ’11 ’14 Mr. William B. Gutfarb and Mrs. Wendy J. Collins-Gutfarb P ’05 Mr. Matthew A. Guyette and Ms. Laurie E. Brooks P ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Denison M. Hall P ’96 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hall P ’13 ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hamblin II ’77 P ’08 ’15 n Mrs. Susan Hamilton P ’98 Mr. Devens H. Hamlen P ’92 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Hanrahan P ’95 Mr. David G. Hanson and Ms. Laura Palumbo-Hanson P ’07 n

P ’85 ’87 ’88 GP ’21 Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Hinman ’55 P ’86 n Ms. Winifred B. Hodges P ’83 n Mr. Timothy Hoeffner P ’17 ’19 n Ms. Carol J. Holahan P ’10 ’12 Mr. Joseph E. Holland and Ms. Frances A. Witte-Holland P ’14 Ms. Betsey Holtzmann P ’11 n Dr. and Mrs. David H. Hopkins P ’83 ’89 n Mr. and Mrs. David W. Hosmer Jr. P ’96 Mr. Ron Houle and Ms. Ann M. Foster P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Randal C. Houseman P ’15 ’18 n Mr. John T. Howe P ’06 ’11 Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hoyer P ’92 Tom and Susan Hyde P ’91 Mr. and Mrs. John K. C. Hyslip II P ’08 ’10 Mrs. Mary C. Idle P ’81 n Mr. and Mrs. Clark T. Irwin P ’01 ’04 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Jay P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Lennart B. Johnson P ’84 n Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Jones P ’07 ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick S. Jones P ’13 ’15 Mr. Richard K. Joyce ’63 P ’93 n Dr. Elvin Kaplan ’53 and Ms. Cecily Monro P ’88 n Ms. Donna M. Kasianchuk P ’08 ’14 Mrs. Gilbert W. Keech P ’71 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Keefe P ’02 ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Keller Jr. ’61 P ’85 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kelley P ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Edmond C. Kelly P ’06 Mr. Douglas R. Kendall and Ms. Diane Roberts P ’06 ’09 ’13 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kent P ’77 ’79 GP ’04 ’06 ’08 n

n = member of 1879 Society, achieved through five or more consecutive years of support ✝ = deceased

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The Rev. and Mrs. Walter W. Kesler P ’85 ’88 ’91 Mr. and Mrs. William S. Kimball P ’89 Mr. Robert A. Kinsley ✝ and Mrs. Anne W. Kinsley P ’88 GP ’19 ’22 Dr. and Mrs. J. Philip Kistler P ’85 Mr. and Mrs. David Knapp P ’11 n Mr. and Ms. Pieter B. Kooistra P ’20 Mr. and Mrs. John A. LaCasse P ’94 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Lacasse P ’16 n Ms. Antonia B. Laird P ’77 ’83 Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Lambert P ’94 Mr. Roger W. Lamson Jr. P ’12 n Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lamson P ’81 n Mr. and Mrs. David P. Laurin P ’06 n Mr. David R. Hanks and Ms. Gail L. Lavallee P ’01 n

Mr. and Mrs. John B. McCoy P ’89 GP ’19 ’22 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. McLane P ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McLane ’69 P ’99 n G. Hayden and Ruth Turner McLaughlin P ’17 n Mr. David W. McManus and Dr. Susan M. Smiga P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Meck III P ’97 n Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mello P ’03 n Mr. Robert Merritt P ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Meyers P ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Middleton P ’09 n Christine and Josiah Miles ’82 P ’11 ’13 ’18 n Mr. Carlos Mogollon and Ms. Elspeth Hotchkiss P ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Moore P ’99

Ms. Marjory B. O’Leary P ’01 Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Leary P ’07 ’09 ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Olsen P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. O’Reilly P ’15 Ms. Leslie J. Orton ’73 P ’12 ’13 n The Paine Family Trust n Mr. and Mrs. E. Christopher Palmer ’59 P ’92 n Ms. Lynne M. Paquette P ’17 Mr. Bruce E. Paro and Ms. Patricia A. Mulcahy P ’17 Ms. Dianne Paton P ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Patterson P ’19 Mrs. Mary E. Patzer P ’98 Mr. and Mrs. R. Phillip Peck P ’08 ’09 n Dr. and Mrs. Richard C. Pfenninger P ’11 ’15 n

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Laverack P ’03 ’06 Mr. Dean E. Lea and Ms. Debra M. Gibbs P ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Leake P ’04 ’07 ’12 Mr. and Mrs. George F. LeBoutillier ’63 P ’87 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Lechthaler P ’94 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Lehner P ’21 Mr. Anthony P. LeMenager and Ms. Katherine C. Evans P ’16 Mr. and Mrs. James W. Leonard P ’03 Ms. Lynne S. Mitchell ✝ and Mr. Richard Lewis P ’03 ’06 ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lin P ’15 ’17 n Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Brett D. Long P ’11 Mr. Frederic B. Lowrie Jr. P ’99 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Lunder P ’84 n Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Lyman P ’92 ’95 n Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Macdonald P ’16 Mr. Roderick A. MacLeod P ’16 ’18 Mr. J. Thomas Macy P ’82 ’84 ’86 n Mr. Christopher D. Madigan and Ms. Melanie M. Garger P ’19 n Mr. Howie Mallory and Ms. Nora Berko P ’98 ’03 ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Maroni P ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. David H. Martin P ’07 n Mr. Thomas J. Martin P ’96 Mr. and Mrs. David R. Marvin P ’01 n Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan W. Marvin P ’08 ’09 ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. Kimball L. Mason ’54 P ’85 n Ms. Susan H. Mathison P ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Matthews P ’18 n

Dr. and Mrs. Steven J. Morris P ’00 Mr. and Mrs. David Morrison P ’07 n Mr. and Mrs. Dexter A. Morse ’64 P ’88 ’91 ’93 n Dr. Stephen G. Morse ’74 and Ms. Carolyn D. Charnley P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morton Jr. ’65 P ’90 ’91 Dr. and Mrs. Todd M. Mosenthal P ’15 ’17 n Mr. Frederick V. S. Muench P ’92 n Mr. Christopher Mumford and Dr. Margaret C. Mumford P ’08 ’20 Dr. and Mrs. Noboru Murakami P ’91 ’92 n Ms. Lisa Mure P ’14 ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Murphy P ’03 Ms. Lucy Murray-Brown P ’85 Ms. Mary Anne Murray-Carr P ’03 n Dr. Daniel Muse and Dr. Ann McLean-Muse P ’05 ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E. Myler Jr. P ’94 n Dr. and Mrs. David Nagel P ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nesbitt P ’09 n Mrs. Julie Nettere P ’12 Ms. Hannah Nichols P ’10 Ms. Madge H. Nickerson P ’85 n Mr. Franz C. Nicolay P ’95 ’97 ’00 ’04 n Mr. Peter C. Nordblom and Mrs. Kristin Nordblom ’79 P ’04 ’06 ’08 n Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Norton P ’89 ’92 Mr. James H. Nourse and Ms. Sarah M. Shipton P ’96 ’00 ’04 n Mr. B. Pike Noyes and Mrs. Linda Noyes ’75 P ’03 Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Noyes ’79 P ’08 ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. O’Connor ’79 P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. James M. O’Grady P ’13 n

Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Phillips P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Phillips ’75 P ’11 ’14 n Mrs. Claude Pichette P ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Pickering Jr. P ’96 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pierce P ’14 n Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Pierce Jr. P ’96 Mr. Andrew C. Pilaro P ’19 ’23 Mr. Richard A. Pistey P ’93 Bill and Cynthia Powell P ’11 ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Powers P ’95 ’00 n Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pratt Jr. P ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. William L. Prickett ’81 P ’15 n Dr. and Mrs. Howard G. Pritham P ’85 n Mr. Edward L. Quinn P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Raffio P ’10 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Randall P ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ransford P ’16 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Y. Rapelye P ’92 ’93 ’97 n Mrs. Marilyn G. Redmond P ’86 n Mr. and Mrs. James S. Regan Jr. P ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Regan P ’01 ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Reilly ’74 P ’09 Mr. and Mrs. David L. Richardson III P ’99 ’02 Dr. and Mrs. Derek P. Richardson P ’94 ’96 ’99 ’01 ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Riehle III P ’96 ’99 Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Robbins P ’09 ’12 n Ms. Monique Robichaud P ’08 ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Dale K. Rodgers P ’99 ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Rogers P ’18 Dr. Robert J. Rohr III P ’91 ✝ and Mrs. Mary C. Rohr P ’91 n

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Mr. and Mrs. Dana Rosencranz P ’12 ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ross P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. David B. Rossetter ’74 P ’02 n Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowe Jr. P ’81 GP ’15 n Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Rowe ’81 P ’15 n Mr. John S. Rudberg Jr. P ’06 ’08 n Mr. and Mrs. T. Anthony Ryan P ’00 n Mr. Frank P. Sam and Mrs. Vichenny K. Keo-Sam P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sargent P ’16 n Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Sawyer Jr. P ’79 GP ’18 ’20 ’21 n Mr. and Mrs. David W. Schoeder P ’06 n Mr. and Mrs. George H. Schofield P ’00 ’04 ’05 n Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Scoville P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Sherman P ’95

Mr. Sa P. Tran and Ms. Ha V. Hoang P ’18 Michael and Kathleen Trask P ’18 ’19 Mr. and Dr. David Trook P ’06 n Mr. Roberto A. Trujillo P ’12 Ms. Susan M. Trujillo P ’12 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tucker P ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuveson P ’88 ’91 Ms. Kathleen R. Valentine P ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Eijk A. d. M. van Otterloo P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Vernet P ’11 n Mr. and Mrs. Hans C. Vitzthum P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Hans von der Luft P ’19 Ms. Beverly Wakely P ’74 ’85 GP ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan C. Wales ’58 P ’89 ’93 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W.

Dr. Mahesh Shrestha and Dr. Nancy R. Orendain P ’13 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sisson P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smarse P ’04 ’05 Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Smith ’80 P ’07 ’12 n Mrs. Dorothy Smith P ’80 ’85 GP ’07 ’07 ’09 ’12 n Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Soto P ’94 n Mr. and Mrs. David B. Soule ’62 P ’93 n Mr. and Mrs. Josiah A. Spaulding Jr. ’70 P ’00 Dr. Robert A. Spence and Ms. Catherine B. McGraw P ’19 Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Spiess P ’87 ’89 ’94 n Mr. Orson L. St. John Jr. P ’89 Lee and Janice St. Onge P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stahler P ’94 ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Brennan K. Starkey P ’17 n Mr. and Mrs. R. James Steiner P ’10 ’12 Ms. Charlotte M. Stetson P ’90 Dr. Andrea Stolar P ’19 Ms. Sandra Stone P ’02 n Mr. Richard H. Stowell ’64 ✝ and Mrs. Nancy H. Stowell P ’95 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sturges P ’13 ’16 n Mr. Paul Summers P ’09 ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Surdam P ’96 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Swenson P ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Swidrak P ’14 ’14 n Mrs. Barbara R. Swift P ’87 n Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Swift P ’03 Dr. Thomas J. Swift P ’87 ✝n Mr. and Mrs. Carl Symecko P ’12 ’16 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Taylor ’71 P ’10 n Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor Jr. ’68 P ’03 ’05 n Mr. and Ms. Christopher Tierney P ’08 ’12

Wales ’63 P ’92 ’93 n Mr. Richard C. Wallace P ’98 ’05 Mr. Christopher J. Waller and Dr. Mary M. Waller P ’06 Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Walrod P ’97 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Walsh P ’01 ’07 n Mrs. Lisa Wardlaw P ’84 ’85 n Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop M. Wassenar P ’00 Mr. and Mrs. George S. Weaver III ’75 P ’09 n Mr. and Mrs. Hartley D. Webster ’57 P ’85 ’87 n Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Webster Jr. ’57 P ’83 ’91 ’92 ’08 n Ms. Elizabeth S. Weekes P ’14 n Rev. and Mrs. Richard C. Weymouth ’70 P ’01 ’02 ’04 n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. White P ’06 ’08 n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. White P ’08 Mr. and Mrs. Dale C. Williams P ’04 Mrs. Deborah Williamson P ’98 Drs. Richard and Kathryn Wiseman P ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wood P ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Woods Jr. P ’10 The Rev. and Mrs. Brinton W. Woodward Jr. P ’87 ’91 ’93 n Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wright P ’06 ’09 n Ms. Pamela M. Wright P ’14 Mr. Bernhardt K. Wruble and Dr. Jill Wruble P ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Wysor P ’91 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Yarmon P ’99 n Mrs. Betty H. Zimmermann P ’87 Christian and Debra Zimmermann P ’18 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zock P ’82 ’85 ’89 ’92 n

EXTENDED FAMILY Anonymous (3) Mr. and Mrs. Nick Acton Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Amerman Ms. Keri-Sue Baker Mr. and Mrs. R. Arthur Bradbury Ms. Patricia Bramwell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buckley n Mrs. Virginia Burnham n Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Byers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cammarota Ms. Karen Casey Mr. and Mrs. David Cochran Mr. and Mrs. John A. Conway Mrs. Katherine Copeland n Ms. Suzanne Romero Dewey n Ms. Katherine Dietz Ms. Riann Duffy Mr. David A. Edry The Episcopal Diocese of New Hampshire n Mr. and Mrs. Wilson C. Everhart Jr. n Dr. Nicole Furlonge and Mr. Nigel Furlonge n Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Goodwin n Mr. Edwin B. Haertl ✝ and Mrs. Antoinette Haertl n Ms. Mary E. Herring Ms. Sandra Hobbs Dr. and Mrs. Howard Holderness Jr. n Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Ierardi Mrs. Reema Kasavich Miss Margaret T. Keith n Ms. Elizabeth A. Kendall n Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Kingston n Mr. John-Alexander Kourkoulis Mr. Gregory C. Ladd Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. LaFontaine Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Law Ms. Lisa Lovett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Low Mr. and Mrs. Ira J. Marvin Prof. Maureen W. McClure Mrs. Karen McCollom Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Meier Ms. Kimberly Merrow n Ms. Margot W. Moses Mr. Jeffrey Nadeau n Mrs. Alicia J. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Kerry J. O’Connell Mrs. Wendy L. O’Connor Dr. Lewis J. Overaker n Dr. and Mrs. Richard Parker Mrs. Marel Rogers n Mr. Kent T. Rouillard Mr. James P. Shay

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Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Soanes n Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Solberg n Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stepp Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Stroud Mr. Jeremy K. Stubbs and Mrs. Katie Miller Mrs. Gretchen S. Swift n Mrs. Jane S. Theunern Mr. and Mrs. Owen Wells Mr. Carl H. Wies Ms. Summer C. Wies Mrs. Jane F. Wood Ms. Michelle C. Wood and Ms. Clara Conklin Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Zabransky

FACULTY AND STAFF Anonymous (3) Ms. Robin E. Appleton-Potter Mr. Joseph Arsenault n Mr. Michael S. Barney n Mrs. Joan L. Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n Mr. Peter Barnum P ’05 ’07 ’09 n Ms. Nicole E. Bartlett Mr. Bruce Barton P ’13 ’16 n Mrs. Sarah Barton P ’13 ’16 n Ms. Kelsey B. Berry n Mr. Patrick J. Buckley n Mr. Tyler D. Cabot Mr. Michael Carrigan Mr. Ian M. Casey Mrs. Kelly J. Casey Mrs. Kristina J. Casey n Mr. Patrick B. Casey n Ms. Virginia W. Comstock ’92 Ms. Leigh Anne M. Connors Ms. Paula Currie n Mr. Ivar G. Dahl P ’19 ’22 Mrs. Janice R. Dahl P ’19 ’22 n Ms. Lydia L. Darling Ms. Thea Dodds Dr. John E. Donovan II P ’16 ’19 ’23 Ms. Carol L. Dopp n Mr. Peter J. Durnan P ’11 ’14 Mr. Richard Eccleston ’92 n Ms. Kristen Fischer P ’11 ’14 Mrs. Amy L. Flynn n Mr. David T. Flynn ’96 n Mr. Duane M. Ford ’74 P ’04 ’05 ’08 ’12 Mrs. Lori Ford P ’04 ’05 ’08 ’12 Mr. Neal J. Frei ’03 n Mrs. Allison A. Graham Mr. Jordan Graham Ms. Jean Henchey P ’06 ’06 Mr. Peter J. Hendel P ’96 ’02 n

Mr. Andrew L. Herring n Rev. Joshua A. Hill Mrs. Meredith D. Houseman P ’15 ’18 n Mr. Randal C. Houseman P ’15 ’18 n Dr. Rachel A. Jastrebsky Mr. Robert W. Kampmann n Mr. Douglas R. Kendall P ’06 ’09 ’13 n Mrs. Kathleen H. Kime ’99 n Mr. Anthony P. LeMenager P ’16 Mr. John C. Lin P ’15 ’17 n Mrs. Marilee C. Lin P ’15 ’17 n Mr. Patrick E. Livingstone Mrs. Stacy S. Lopes n Ms. Christine Lushefski Mrs. Christine M. McCormack Mr. Darren E. Moore ’99 Mrs. Erin R. Morales Ms. Patricia A. Mulcahy P ’17 Dr. Margaret C. Mumford P ’08 ’20 Mr. Joshua H. Nicolaisen Mr. Gregory Odell Mr. Conor O’Meara Mr. Bruce E. Paro P ’17 Mr. Maxfield M. Paro ’17 Mr. R. Phillip Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mrs. Robin A. Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mrs. Tobi A. Pfenninger P ’11 ’15 n Mr. Charles Platt IV Dr. Alexandra P. Riccio P ’23 Ms. Margot Riley Ms. Monique Robichaud P ’08 ’11 Mr. James D. Ryan P ’23 Mrs. Paulette D. Ryan P ’23 Mr. Walt C. Schaeff ler Mrs. Marylena Sevigney Mr. Andrew P. Sheppe ’00 n Mrs. Jenna E. Simon Mr. Justin M. Simon ’04 Mr. Alec F. Sisco Mr. Alan Smarse P ’04 ’05 Mrs. Beth Smarse P ’04 ’05 Ms. Jini R. Sparkman n Mr. Mark J. Sturgeon Mr. Joseph A. Sywenkyj Mrs. Michelle M. Taffe Mr. Alan D. Thompson ’04 n Mr. Leonard Thompson P ’03 ’04 ’06 ’09 ’14 ’17 ’20 Ms. Elaine Tibbetts Ms. Kim Tierney P ’08 ’12 Mrs. Kelly A. van Lingen Mrs. Joanne Wernig Mrs. Katherine Weymouth P ’01 ’02 ’04 n Ms. Elizabeth M. Wolf

TRUSTEES Mr. Sandeep D. Alva P ’15 n Mrs. Karyn W. Campbell P ’17 n Mrs. Katie Crumbo P ’21 Mrs. Carolyn C. Cullen ’87 P ’17 n Mr. Robert F. Cunha P ’16 ’19 n Ms. Cecily N. Cushman ’11 n Mr. Christopher E. Davenport ’89 P ’19 ’21 n Mr. Andrew A. Davis P ’18 n Mr. Paul J. Ferri P ’18 ’19 n Ms. Tracy M. Gillette ’89 P ’19 ’22 n The Rt. Rev. A. Robert Hirschfeld n Mr. Burgwell J. Howard ’82 Mr. Christopher M. Keating ’81 n Mr. Robert A. Kinsley II ’88 P ’19 ’22 n Mr. Alexander C. MacCormick ’88 n Dr. Daryll K. Mattingly Mr. Josiah E. Miles ’82 P ’11 ’13 ’18 n Mr. R. Phillip Peck P ’08 ’09 n Mrs. Nell W. Reynolds P ’18 ’20 ’22 n Mr. Andrew H. Sawyer ’79 P ’18 ’20 ’21 n Mr. Harry Sheehy III n Mr. Matthew S. Storey P ’20 ’22 Mr. Sander J. van Otterloo ’94 n Mr. Richard L. Vieira P ’20 Mr. Chance J. C. Wright ’14 Ms. Sung M. You ’01

HONORARY TRUSTEES Mr. Warren C. Cook P ’90 ’94 n Mr. Robert J. Hall P ’13 ’16 n Mr. James B. Hamblin II ’77 P ’08 ’15 n Ms. Piper S. Orton ’74 n Mr. W. Dexter Paine III ’79 P ’14 n Mr. William L. Prickett ’81 P ’15 n Mr. Gary A. Spiess P ’87 ’89 ’94 n The Rev. Brinton W. Woodward Jr. P ’87 ’91 ’93 n

TRIBUTES IN HONOR OF MISS HALLENBECK J. BARKER ’21 Mr. and Mrs. John L. Byer GP ’21 IN HONOR OF MR. PETER BARNUM P ’05 ’07 ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Rinn ’93 n IN HONOR OF MR. JARED N. CARR ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Carr P ’20 Mrs. Grace G. Fritzinger GP ’20

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IN HONOR OF MR. WILLIAM P. CLOUGH III ’57 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Clough IV ’86

IN HONOR OF MR. COLIN J. HOEFFNER ’19 Mr. Timothy Hoeffner P ’17 ’19 n

IN HONOR OF MR. TRISTAN P. MOORE ’03 Ms. Dianne Paton P ’03

IN HONOR OF MS. ISABEL L. COLE ’20 Anonymous

IN HONOR OF MR. GRANT J. HOEFFNER ’17 Mr. Timothy Hoeffner P ’17 ’19 n

IN HONOR OF MS. SARAH MORRISON ’07 Mr. and Mrs. David Morrison P ’07 n

IN HONOR OF MR. CHRISTOPHER T. DUPONT ’67 ON HIS 70TH BIRTHDAY Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15

IN HONOR OF GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arsenault n

IN HONOR OF MR. CAMDEN L. MUNDO Mr. Francis O. Mundo ’02

IN HONOR OF HOLDERNESS FACULTY Ms. Kyra R. Zorn-Hikmate P ’22

IN HONOR OF MR. BRUCE E. PARO P ’17 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n

IN HONOR OF MR. NEAL J. FREI ’03 Benevity MG n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Vincent ’06 n

IN HONOR OF THE ADVANCEMENT IN HONOR OF MS. TRACY M. GILLETTE ’89 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III n Ms. Amanda R. Black ’89 n Mr. Ward R. Blanch ’89 The Columbus Foundation and Affiliated Organizations n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Davenport ’89 P ’19 ’21 n Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Christina W. Donovan ’89 n Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund n Mrs. Jennifer L. Gabel ’89 and Dr. Christopher Gabel n Ms. Lily P. Gillette ’19 n Mrs. Alexandra M. R. Hong ’89 and Mr. Thomas Hong n Mr. Todd C. Hopgood ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C. MacCormick ’88 n Mr. Matthew C. Mole ’89 n Mr. and Mrs. R. Brandon Perkins ’89 Mrs. Sarah L. Pf laum ’89 and Mr. Eric Pf laum n Ms. Emily A. C. Raabe ’89 Mrs. Jennifer G. Reed ’89 and Mr. Scott W. Reed n Ms. Avery D. Reynolds ’19 Mrs. Jennifer E. Robison ’89 P ’22 ’24 n Mrs. Sara K. Tansill ’89 and Mr. Robert P. Tansill n IN HONOR OF MR. JAMES W. HAMMOND P ’79 GP ’14 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elkins P ’04 n Mrs. Katherine W. Harris ’96 and Mr. Doug Harris n

AND ALUMNI RELATIONS TEAM Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Sturgeon IN HONOR OF MR. JAMES R. HOWARD P ’82 Mr. Burgwell J. Howard ’82 and Dr. Jennifer A. Richeson IN HONOR OF MR. BENJAMIN P. HUTCHINSON ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Hutchinson P ’18 ’20 ’22 IN HONOR OF MR. DOUGLAS R. KENDALL P ’06 ’09 ’13 Mr. Brandon C. Marcus ’12

IN HONOR OF MR. R. PHILLIP PECK P ’08 ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Clark ’48 n IN HONOR OF MRS. ALLISON PLOURDE Anonymous IN HONOR OF MR. WILLIAM F. PRICKETT ’15 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Edwards Jr. GP ’15

IN HONOR OF MR. MICHAEL KINGSTON ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Kingston n

IN HONOR OF MR. WILLIAM L. PRICKETT ’81 Mr. and Mrs. George D. Edwards Jr. GP ’15 Mrs. Louise T. Loening P ’81 ’83 GP ’15

IN HONOR OF MR. ANDREW R. MACLEOD ’18 Mr. Roderick A. MacLeod P ’16 ’18

IN HONOR OF MRS. NELL W. REYNOLDS P ’18 ’20 ’22 Mr. James P. Shay

IN HONOR OF MR. RORY H. MACLEOD ’16 Mr. Roderick A. MacLeod P ’16 ’18

IN HONOR OF MR. ALEXANDER C. ROBBINS ’20 Mr. and Mrs. Damon C. Robbins P ’18 ’20 ’23 n

IN HONOR OF MR. ROY C. MADSEN ’71 Mr. Roger W. Van Voorhees ’71 IN HONOR OF MR. PETER C. MOORE P ’03 Ms. Dianne Paton P ’03

IN HONOR OF MR. JAMES P. ROWE ’15 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowe Jr. P ’81 GP ’15 n IN HONOR OF MR. KEVIN P. ROWE ’81 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rowe Jr. P ’81 GP ’15 n

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IN HONOR OF MR. SPENCER S. SACHDEVA ’20 Mr. Edward M. Kubasiewicz and Mrs. Theresa A. Chase P ’20 IN HONOR OF MRS. HEIDI H. (MORTON) SHERRILL ’91 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Morton Jr. ’65 P ’90 ’91 IN HONOR OF MR. DUANE D. STEVENS Dr. and Mrs. Gary J. Frei P ’03 ’05 ’08 n IN HONOR OF MS. JACLYN VERNET ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Vernet P ’11 n IN HONOR OF MISS KIARA D. WILSON ’20 Mr. Ralph Boykin and Ms. Joyce L. Wallace GP ’20 IN HONOR OF MRS. EMILY ZABRANSKY Ms. Jennifer I. Hemmen ’89 and Mr. Travis Hemmen

MEMORIALS IN MEMORY OF MS. MARY BAXTER FOLEY P ’70 Mr. Jeremy N. Foley ’70 n IN MEMORY OF MR. JUSTIN BOOSKA ’09 Mr. James R. Mathews ’09 n IN MEMORY OF MR. CHARLES C. BOVEY ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Bradford C. Bruner ’77 n IN MEMORY OF MR. JAMES E. BREWER II P ’78 Mrs. Kathryn L. Robinson ’87 and Mr. Kenneth Robinson n Dr. and Mrs. John S. Swift Jr. ’62 n Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Zak ’86 IN MEMORY OF MR. ROBERT “BROOKSIE” BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zock P ’82 ’85 ’89 ’92 n

IN MEMORY OF MR. CHRISTOPHER B. R. BROWN ’71 Dr. Jocelyn D. Chertoff P ’10 n IN MEMORY OF MR. ALLEN W. CLARK JR. ’43 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Clark ’48 n IN MEMORY OF MR. ROBERT E. COMSTOCK JR. P ’89 ’92 Ms. Virginia W. Comstock ’92 IN MEMORY OF MR. MICHAEL D’AMICO ’03 Ms. Brenna R. Fox ’03 Mr. Neal J. Frei ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. David H. LaPointe ’03 n Mr. Dean E. Lea and Ms. Debra M. Gibbs P ’03 n Mr. David B. Madeira ’03 and Mrs. Oriana Madeira n Ms. Mary Anne Murray-Carr P ’03 n Mr. Nathaniel B. Parker ’03 IN MEMORY OF MR. JONATHAN M. DUNBAR ’79 Mr. Michael D. O’Connor ’79 and Mrs. Heidi O’Connor ’79 P ’14 n IN MEMORY OF MR. ROBERT FROLICH ’55 The Rev. William Byers ’55 and Mrs. Susan Kinsloe-Byers n IN MEMORY OF MR. KIP GARRE ’92 Jason ’94 and Caroline Myler n IN MEMORY OF MR. ALEXANDER D. GIBSON JR. ’55 The Rev. William Byers ’55 and Mrs. Susan Kinsloe-Byers n IN MEMORY OF MR. EDWIN B. HAERTL Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. Berry III ’60 n Mr. Bruce R. Vogel ’59 IN MEMORY OF MR. DAVID G. HELMICK ’72 Mr. and Mrs. William G. Phippen Jr. ’71 n Mr. Peter H. S. Wood ’72 and Mrs. Sally M. Wood n

IN MEMORY OF MR. DONALD H. HENDERSON P ’72 ’74 GP ’05 Mr. Donald D. Douglass Jr. ’53 ✝ Mr. Benjamin N. Trook ’06 n IN MEMORY OF MR. KENT F. HILLEGASS ’87 Anonymous Dr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Hillegass P ’85 ’87 ’88 GP ’21 IN MEMORY OF MR. MACLEAR JACOBY JR. ’45 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Clark ’48 n IN MEMORY OF MR. M.J. LAFOLEY ’95 Jason ’94 and Caroline Myler n Mr. Daniel D. Shin ’95 and Ms. Isabella Boylston IN MEMORY OF MR. WESTON E. LEA ’03 Ms. Brenna R. Fox ’03 Mr. Neal J. Frei ’03 n Mr. and Mrs. David H. LaPointe ’03 n Mr. Dean E. Lea and Ms. Debra M. Gibbs P ’03 n Mr. David B. Madeira ’03 and Mrs. Oriana Madeira n Ms. Mary Anne Murray-Carr P ’03 n Mr. Nathaniel B. Parker ’03 IN MEMORY OF MRS. VIRGINIA A. LYMAN P ’92 ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Lyman P ’92 ’95 n IN MEMORY OF MRS. ANN MACOMBER GP ’07 ’11 ’13 ’14 ’19 Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bird III P ’07 ’13 n IN MEMORY OF MS. ERIN E. MARONI ’02 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Maroni P ’02 n IN MEMORY OF MR. WILLIAM A. MCCOLLOM ’64 Mr. and Mrs. James B. McGill Jr. ’65 IN MEMORY OF MS. LYNNE S. MITCHELL P ’03 ’06 ’10 Ms. Karen Casey Ms. Susan H. Mathison P ’07 Mr. Wesley Mitchell-Lewis ’10

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IN MEMORY OF MR. JONATHAN M. O’CONNOR ’94 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Conway Jason ’94 and Caroline Myler n IN MEMORY OF MRS. NANCY QUINN P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 Mr. Brian C. Quinn ’95 Mr. Edward L. Quinn P ’78 GP ’01 ’08 MAJ and Mrs. Patrick J. Regan ’01 n Mr. Peter C. Quinn ’78 Mr. Timothy Regan ’08 IN MEMORY OF MR. GEORGE S. “RIP” RICHARDS P ’73 ’76 ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Richards ’73 n Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Zock P ’82 ’85 ’89 ’92 n IN MEMORY OF MR. LEONARD B. RICHARDS III ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Ross V. Deachman ’60 n Prof. Maureen W. McClure IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARY S. RICHARDS P ’73 ’76 ’80 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Richards ’73 n IN MEMORY OF MR. CLIFFORD A. ROGERS ’47 Mrs. Marel Rogers n IN MEMORY OF MR. MARTIN R. STIEGLITZ ’86 Mr. Christopher B. Stewart ’88 n IN MEMORY OF MR. TODD E. SWIFT ’87 Mrs. Barbara R. Swift P ’87 n Dr. Thomas J. Swift P ’87 ✝n IN MEMORY OF MR. GEORGE C. TEXTOR JR. ’63 Mr. Alan B. Sayer ’63 n

IN MEMORY OF MR. GEORGE F. THERIAULT JR. ’61 Anonymous IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARY TWOMBLY P ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Twombly ’87 n IN MEMORY OF MR. NORMAN M. WALKER P ’88 ’89 GP ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Braden J. Edwards ’85 n Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Kesler ’88 n Mr. Jacob B. Manoukian ’09 and Ms. Meredith Savatsky n Mr. and Mrs. Alan Smarse P ’04 ’05 IN MEMORY OF MS. CHERYL L. WALSH ’88 Mr. and Ms. Peter D. Driscoll ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Kesler ’88 n Ms. Erika S. McGoldrick ’88 n Mr. and Mrs. Erik R. Tuveson ’88 n Mr. M. Stephen Walker ’88 n IN MEMORY OF MR. FREDERICK A. WIES JR. ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Byers Ms. Katherine Dietz Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dignan P ’95 Mr. Carl H. Wies Ms. Summer C. Wies Mr. Raymond T. Wilson ’61 n

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, AND TRUSTS Anonymous (11) Amazon Smile American Endowment Foundation The American Gift Fund Baugh Foundation, Inc. n Benevity Brown Advisory Inc. n Ethel D. Colket Foundation

The Columbus Foundation and Affiliated Organizations n Cleveland H. Dodge Foundation, Inc. The Cushman and Pamela Andrews Family Fund of the DuPage Foundation n Ferri Family Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund n The Glass Foundation n Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund Granite United Way The Grey Rocks Foundation, Inc. The Gruben Charitable Foundation The Haartz Corporation n Jacob L. and Lillian Holtzmann Foundation n Kinsley Family Foundation n The Seymour H. Knox Foundation, Inc. n The Loring Wolcott & Coolidge Charitable Trust-I n Lubrano Family Charitable Foundation n The Lunder Foundation n The Maine Community Foundation, Inc. n Marr Charity Trust Fund n The Martin Foundation n Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust n The Noboru Murakami and Hiroko Murakami Foundation n National Philanthropic Trust The New Hampshire Charitable Foundation n Paine Family Trust n Pine Haven Foundation Trust Princeton Area Community Foundation K. J. Quinn Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Robert J. Rohr, III and Mary C. Rohr Charitable Trust Schwab Charitable n Sheffield Foundation n Squam Lake Rentals, LLC Starkey Foundation n Stateline Community Foundation STS Foundation n

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TIAA Charitable The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust UBS Donor-Advised Fund United Way of Central Maryland United Way of North Central MA, Inc. United Way of Rhode Island n The van Otterloo Family Foundation n Vanguard Charitable n The Wallace Family Foundation The George & Ann Weaver Charitable Fund Karen and Hartley Webster Charitable Fund of the Fidelity Investments Charitable Gift Fund Tom Wilson Foundation, Inc. n Wurster Family Foundation n Yawkey Foundation II

MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES AND FOUNDATIONS Aetna Foundation, Inc. Apple Inc. Bank of America Charitable Foundation n Barings LLC Benevity MG n The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation Esurance Insurance Services, Inc. Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts To Education GE Foundation Netscout Systems, Inc. New Balance Athletics, Inc. Patagonia, Inc. n The Pfizer Foundation, Inc. The Progressive Insurance Foundation Raytheon Company Red Wing Shoe Company Foundation n The Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. & Subsidiaries State Street Foundation, Inc. Suntrust Bank Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

BALCH LEGACY SOCIETY Mr, and Mrs. Cushman L. Andrews ’59 Mr. James E. Brewer II P ’78 ✝ Mr. Jeffrey Schutz and Ms. Charlotte Caldwell P ’98 Mr. F. Christopher Carney ’75 P ’08 and Ms. Karen Dempsey Carney Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Carpenter ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Clark ’48 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Cutler P ’98 Mr. Richard C. Daitch ’51 Ms. Abbey E. DeRocker ’95 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Desjardins P ’85 Mr. David B. Dewey ’77 and Ms. Suzanne Romero Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Doyle ’66 GP ’10 ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elkins P ’04 Mrs. Ann M. Gallop P ’83 Mr. Peter S. Grant ’77 Mr. Frank M. Hammond ’50 Mr. Lars H. Hansen ’52 Ms. Elizabeth H. Heide ’85 Mr. Maclear Jacoby Jr. ’45 ✝ Dr. and Mrs. John L. Jamieson ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Katzenbach ’61 Mr. Robrt A. Kinsley ✝ and Mrs. Anne W. Kinsley P ’88 GP ’19 ’22 Dr. and Mrs. J. Philip Kistler P ’85 Ms. Antonia B. Laird P ’77 ’83 Dr. Albert C. Lesneski P ’87 ✝ Ms. Christine R. Louis ’81 Mr. Peter L. Macdonald ’60 and Ms. Dora L. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Marr 1909 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Dwight N. Mason ’57 Mr. Joseph M. Massik ’46 ✝ Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. Obregon P ’11 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Parkhill P ’89 ’95

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Phillips ’75 P ’11 ’14 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Prickett ’81 P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Q. Reynolds Jr. ’86 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Rowe ’81 P ’15 Mr. and Mrs. Harrison J. Sargent ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Scott ’73 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight B. Shepard ’72 Mr. Horace L. Shepard III ’59 Mr. James C. Stearns ’68 Mr. and Mrs. John A. Straus P ’06 Dr. and Mrs. John S. Swift Jr. ’62 Mr. George F. Theriault Jr. ’61 ✝ Mr. and Mrs. Alexander A. Uhle Mr. and Mrs. Hartley D. Webster ’57 P ’85 ’87 Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. Webster Jr. ’57 P ’83 ’91 ’92 ’08 The Rev. Brinton W. Woodward Jr. P ’87 ’91 ’93 Mr. Stephen A. Worcester ’67 Mr. and Mrs. Joshua A. S. Young ’57

2019–2020 Report of Appreciation

Parent volunteers, December 2019.

Thank You

VOLUNTEERS Holderness School gratefully acknowledges the many volunteers who play a key role in strengthening our community.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Alex MacCormick ’88

CLASS AGENTS Cushman Andrews ’59 Buster Welch ’59 Gerry Shyavitz ’60 Eric Werner ’62 Jim Ricker ’64 Cleve Patterson ’65 Doug Griswold ’66 John Coles ’68 Peter Prime ’70 Roy Madsen ’71 Chris Latham ’72 Tim Scott ’73 J.D. Hale ’78 Margo (Farley) Woodall ’78 Hratch Astarjian ’79 Jack Dawley ’80 Miles Glascock ’82 Burgie Howard ’82 Eric Prime ’84 Angus Christie ’85

Katsu Nakamura ’85 Alex MacCormick ’88 Jen (Murphy) Robison ’89 Devie Hamlen ’92 Lindsay (Dewar) Fontana ’93 Anne (Blair) Hudak ’93 Schuyler Perry ’93 Ginny (Kingman) Schreiber ’93 Ramey Harris-Tatar ’94 Liz Hogan ’94 Jessie Morton ’95 Andrew Miller ’97 Dennis Roberts ’97 Darren Moore ’99 Heidi Webb ’00 Jennifer Crane ’01 Neal Frei ’03 Nick Payeur ’03 Dave Campbell ’04 Ashley (Hedlund) Healy ’04 Emily Sampson ’05 Ben Trook ’06 Taylor James ’07 Jake Manoukian ’09 Elise (Steiner) Hacker ’10

Cecily Cushman ’11 Jamie McNulty ’11 Celeste Holland ’14 Maggie Cunha ’16 Nick Grammas ’18 Lily Gillette ’19

CLASS CORRESPONDENTS Bill Briggs ’47 Rik Clark ’48 Bill Baskin ’49 Frank Hammond ’50 Terry Weathers ’51 Dick Meyer ’56 Bill Biddle ’58 Brooke Thomas ’58 Jerry Ashworth ’59 Gerry Shyavitz ’60 Sandy Alexander ’64 Peter Janney ’66 Jamie Hollis ’67 John Coles ’68 Jonathan Porter ’69 Dwight Shepard ’72 Dick Conant ’73

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Mac Jackson ’75 Biff Gentsch ’76 Peter Grant ’77 Luther Turmelle ’78 Hratch Astarjian ’79 Jack Dawley ’80 Chris Pesek ’82 Chris Zak ’86 Kathryn (Lubrano) Robinson ’87 Alex MacCormick ’88 Nina (Bradley) Smallhorn ’88 Brad Greenwood ’89 Nina (Cook) Silitch ’90 Kelly (Mullen) Wieser ’92 Lindsay (Dewar) Fontana ’93 Ramey Harris-Tatar ’94 Amanda (Knox) Hoffman ’96 Heather (Pierce) Roy ’96 Putney (Haley) Pyles ’97 Tara (Walker) Hamer ’98 Sully Sullivan ’00 Karyn (Hoepp) Jennings ’01 Betsy Pantazelos ’02 Neal Frei ’03 Nick Payeur ’03 Brie (Keefe) Healy ’05 Casey Gilman ’06 Taylor James ’07 Baird (Meem) Anderson ’08 Jessi White ’08 Ally (Stride) Lloyd ’09 Elise (Steiner) Hacker ’10 Cecily Cushman ’11 Jamie McNulty ’11 Alex Leininger ’12 Kristina Micalizzi ’12 Tess O’Brien ’14 Hope Heffernan ’15 AJ Chabot ’16 Elizabeth Johansson ’17 Stuart Clifford ’18 Sarah Rogers ’18 Luke Valentine ’18 Lilly Patterson ’19

PARENT VOLUNTEERS Tracey Blandford P ’23 Kimberly Carchidi P ’22 Ann Casey P ’14 ’17 ’20 Kerry D’Orio P ’22 Lori Fernandes P ’17 ’20 Michele Filosa P ’21 Amy Ford P ’23 Christina Geaney P ’22

Sally Harris P ’20 Sophie Hoder P ’21 Joia Hughes P ’22 Lynne Koeller P ’23 Heather LaRowe P ’23 Major LaRowe P ’23 Pierre Lessard P ’20 Jane Lewis-Raymond P ’23 Emily Magnus P ’17 ’20 Tanya McIntire P ’20 Kristen Mooney P ’22 Leanne Morgan-Cedeno P ’21 Jeanie Olson P ’23 Laura Page P ’20 ’22 Kristin Patterson P ’23 Jen Peatman P ’15 ’17 ’22 Amy Pollini P ’19 ’22 Amy Reilly P ’20 Nell Reynolds P ’18 ’20 ’22 Alex Riccio P ’23 Amy Robbins P ’18 ’20 ’23 Elizabeth Rohdenburg P ’20 Paulette Ryan P ’23 Pam Sheehan P ’20 Karla Siegel P ’22 Jess Storey P ’20 ’22 Kathy Swanson P ’21 Ted Vansant P ’20 Nancy Voorhis P ’20 Susan Wade P ’22 Miwa Watkins P ’21 Whitney Werner P ’23 Molly Whitcomb P ’20 ’21

EVENT HOSTS Bob and Joanie Hall P ’13 ’16 Han Min Lee ’05 and Sunny Park John and Suzy Lehner P ’21 Phil and Robin Peck P ’08 ’09 Bernie and Sue Pucker Andy Sawyer ’79 P ’18 ’20 ’21 Unshik Shin and Chijoo Limb P ’04 ’08 ’15

DAY OF GIVING EVENTS BOSTON, MA Baird (Meem) Anderson ’08 Cecily Cushman ’11 and the Cushman family Elise (Steiner) Hacker ’10 BOULDER, CO Jon Hatch ’91 Kate (Stahler) Starrett ’94

BURLINGTON, VT Bruce Barton P ’13 ’16 Courtney Fleisher ’90 Liz Hogan ’94 DENVER, CO Blake ’01 and Kristin Barber MINNEAPOLIS, MN Audrey Tyler ’10 NEW YORK, NY Jake Manoukian ’09 Dan Marvin ’08 Greg Ramey ’08 Tim Regan ’08 PORTLAND, ME Neal Frei ’03 Taylor James ’07 PLYMOUTH, NH Sara (Simes) Custance ’99 Erin (Simes) Daigneault ’01 WASHINGTON, DC Peter Durnan P ’11 ’14 Dave Phippen ’76

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Articles inside

We Drink from Wells Others Dug: The Balch Legacy Society

Admissions and Advancement Icon Peter Barnum Retires After 40 Years at Holderness

Leaving a Legacy: Cushman ’59 and Pam Andrews Support Scholarships

The van Otterloo, Henderson, and Brewer Faculty Chair Year Program

The David P. Goodwin Fund

Dear Friends of Holderness

Holderness Alum Beats Cancer, Goes to Harvard Medical School

Class of 1982 Scholarship