Interlochen Center for the Arts 2021 Annual Report

ANNUAL REPORT

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INTERLOCHEN STRONG:

Discipline and Creativity Dear Interlochen Family and Friends, I extend my deepest gratitude for your support of Interlochen during a year of extraordinary challenges.

This year required us to find strength, resilience, and ingenuity. I especially want to thank our campus community for their unwavering commitment to our students. Every day, they pushed beyond expectations.

The remarkable achievement of maintaining in-person instruction was due to them—and you.

Your support enabled us to open the Academy at full enrollment both this year and last year. The Emergency Relief Fund provided us with critical funding to rapidly test students as they arrived on campus, and maintain the health and safety protocols that helped keep everyone safe throughout the year. Meanwhile, we launched Interlochen Online AND welcomed the return of Camp this summer.

Because of you, dancers walked into the new and expanded Dance Center in February and Academy students moved into the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow House this fall, stunning reminders of what we can accomplish together. These two magnificent facilities mark the completion of the 1990 Sasaki campus master plan that has guided 17 major campus improvement projects—an almost $90 million investment over the past 30 years.

The plan reflects what Interlochen has always been—bold, audacious, pioneering.

Now, we are ready for the next challenge. This year, many of you joined us for a series of virtual events in which we laid out our bold plans for Interlochen as we near our centennial. Together, we will build on Interlochen's 94 years of arts education leadership.

Lastly, I’d like to extend a special thanks to outgoing Interlochen Trustee Glynn Williams. With four years as board chair and nine years overall, his dedicated, high-impact leadership represents the best of Interlochen. Glynn’s tireless energy and boundless enthusiasm saw us through the completion of CREATE AMAZING, transformational touring opportunities in New York and Miami, and the pandemic. We are grateful for his vision and support.

This year has challenged us. The heart of Interlochen—creativity, boldness, discipline, resilience—prevailed.

Through your continued support, Interlochen will thrive for another century as the destination for young artists.

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With gratitude,

Trey Devey President

INTERLOCHEN DONORS RESPOND WITH EMERGENCY RELIEF In its nine-decade history, Interlochen has overcome many challenging times.

The Great Depression, World War II, the 2008 recession, and other economically uncertain moments all put significant financial strain on the institution.

Yet each time, despite all odds, Interlochen has been resilient and creative.

The majority of the credit is due to Interlochen’s faithful supporters. Time and again, you have given generously, eager to do what you could to preserve an institution that has meant so much to so many.

This year, you stepped up even more.

Your support of the Emergency Response Fund was remarkable. Your gifts provided enhanced scholarship awards for students' families hit hardest by the pandemic, faculty and staff retention, and health and wellness investments to maintain a healthy environment for Academy students and the campus community.

Your philanthropy enabled us to contract with the Broad Institute of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard to provide COVID-19 testing for the Interlochen campus community. We used three different rapid testing solutions: the Abbott IDNow, BD Veritor Antigen test, and "Thank you for taking the Abbott BinaxNow cards. Overall, care of the amazingly we conducted more talented students— than 17,000 tests.

Interlochen is a very special place!"

Emergency funds also provided air — Lisa Preis purifiers, PPE equipment, plexiglass protection, and signage to ensure our students, faculty, and staff remained safe and healthy during Academy and Camp.

“Through quarantine, it seemed like all life was holding its breath.

When I returned to campus, I breathed in again. Thank you for giving me a home, a family, and a chance to step into the world as a rounded, inspired, and dedicated human being." — Sophia (IAA 18-21)

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EMERGING FROM THE PANDEMIC

Resilience and Creativity on Display The pandemic catalysed resilience, creativity, and discipline in the Interlochen community.

The constraints of safety protocols deepened our creative capacity. Students stretched their creative muscles to make art in new ways: actors and dancers found new methods to express intimacy and connection without physically touching; musicians mastered new repertoire for smaller ensembles; and visual artists and writers illuminated this moment in history through their works.

CAMP 2020: A CREATIVE PIVOT The 93rd Interlochen Arts Camp made history as faculty and staff created Interlochen Online and provided students with a quality, Camp-like virtual programming. Due to Interlochen Online’s success, it became a permanent part of our offerings, complementing Camp and Academy and broadening Interlochen’s reach and accessibility worldwide.

A TRULY VIRTUAL SUCCESS: LES PRELUDES With more than 30 hours of preparation by staff from Interlochen Presents and our IT department, the 93rd "Les Préludes" was performed virtually. Under the direction of Cristian Macelaru, artistic director and principal conductor of Interlochen’s World Youth Symphony, over 200 students recorded their parts from home and their playing was blended together into a beautiful, seamless recording.

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ACADEMY SUSTAINS IN-PERSON INSTRUCTION Living up to its ranking as one of America’s top 100 prep schools, Academy found a new normal, adjusting tradition and routine to meet the needs of our employees, students, and families to complete a year of in-person instruction.

We created a campus “bubble” with more than 25% of our staff working remotely and a campus that was only open to students and those faculty and staff working on campus. A new academic schedule included the earliest start in Academy history, with uninterrupted fall and spring semesters sandwiching a two-month holiday break.

Family weekends, student performances, faculty recitals, and theatre productions went virtual.

Dance classes were on tennis courts, reading was under the pines, and meals were lakeside.

We pledged to: Protect Myself; Protect Others; Protect Our Community.

Against the odds—with hard work and collaboration—we kept students safe for the entire school year.

CAMP 2021: ART, LAUGHTER, AND PASSION RETURN TO CAMP Interlochen Arts Camp resumed for its 94th year!

Nearly 2,100 campers from around the country and the world gathered under the stately pines to create art, make friends, and experience the best summer of their lives. With health and safety the highest priority, Camp life returned through lowered enrollment, high vaccination rates, and students grouped by artistic area, age, and gender identity.

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TWO PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS IN THE ARTS Creative writer Madelyn Dietz and singer-songwriter Calvin Hinds are the 47th and 48th Arts Academy students to receive this prestigious national honor. Interlochen is the only school in the country with two recipients this year.

Since the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program was founded in 1964, 48 Interlochen Arts Academy students have been selected as presidential scholars—more than any other high school in the nation.

“Interlochen has become my creative home, a place where I feel confident to explore my art with a community of inspiring peers.

I am beyond grateful for the experience of learning and growing as an artist at Interlochen.”

— Maddy (IAA 20-21)

EXCERPT FROM 'LOVES'

by Maddy Dietz It is trying to take care of you. Love meltwater and saltwater and when those two mix on your cheek.

Love the way lotion hurts when coaxed onto dry skin.

Love you. Write it different ways: I love you, love ya, have some tea, have some ginger, have a seat, how was your day, how are you?

Love your favorite emojis.

The leafy ones and the mountain scene.

Later when you are in bed and hurting, whenever happiness ceases to exist for the nth time, find one thimbleful; you must.

And Connie goes: too few, too few are the days, the weeks, the months, that will hold your face, your face in a blaze of gold.

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“My two years at Interlochen facilitated the most professional and personal growth I have ever experienced.

From honing my values, to writing meaningful songs, to cleaning my own bathroom, I have tried, failed, learned, and grown. As I look out of my MB window, I can’t help but wish I could enjoy this place just a little longer.”

— Calvin (IAC 19; IAA 19-21)

EXCERPT FROM THE LYRICS TO “COVID EAR"

by Calvin Hinds and Andrew Vinther “The year was 2020 and things were looking bad Six feet between us made me really sad The cherry on top is I had to wear a mask And if I said no, my mom would kick my ass A mask can come in sizes ranging small to very large You can wear ‘em on the sidewalk, can wear ‘em in your car I noticed everybody was looking pretty funny Their ears sticking out to the sides like a monkey."

THE FIRST ALL-VIRTUAL 'COLLAGE' STREAMED LIVE WORLDWIDE For the first time ever, “Collage” was streamed at live.interlochen.org and on Facebook, enabling friends of Interlochen from around the world to tune in to this vibrant tradition. Viewers experienced 28 pre-recorded segments in a fast-paced multidisciplinary showcase while students and on-campus staff gathered together, physically Betty (IAA 17-21), in "Living Proof," a video she wrote, directed distanced, at Kresge Auditorium. and performed

THE NUTCRACKER PARTNERS WITH DETROIT PUBLIC TELEVISION After the statewide order restricted in-person learning in November, The Nutcracker production was quickly revised and produced on stage for film.

The filming began with just 24 hours notice and four weeks ahead of the first scheduled performance.

Michigan's largest public television station broadcast The Nutcracker to over two million viewers on the evening of Dec. 25 and then made it available on demand at dptv.org.

The new production featured 34 young dancers from 22 states. This new version captured the essence of the classic ballet's music, dancing, and theatricality while adhering to Interlochen's rigorous health and safety protocols.

'DEATH AND THE KING’S HORSEMAN' Death And The King's Horseman was presented outdoors in a stunning site-specific production.

This was the first time Interlochen has staged a play by the Nobel Prize-winning Nigerian playwright Wole Soyinka.

“I would like to thank everyone involved in giving me a chance to experience a challenging and inspiring place like Interlochen. Interlochen has not only helped me to become a better artist, but also a better person. I am so grateful to be here.”— Gilayah (IAC 19; IAA 20-21) 7

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DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION: BROADENING THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE

This year, Arts Academy students streamed into Kresge Auditorium amidst the thundering sounds of the Gahu drumming tradition and learned about the history and culture behind the music.

It was part of what often happens at Interlochen.

Interlochen recognizes the need to improve student, faculty, and staff diversity and inclusion in everything we do. Four key pillars form the foundation of our DEI efforts: Education; Transparency and Vulnerability; Accountability; Transformation.

Financial support for these pillars comes from the newly created Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Fund.

Recent advances in student diversity include increasing the Academy student body from 21% to 28% between 2015 and 2021, and increasing domestic diversity among students attending Interlochen Arts Camp from 22% to 28% between 2016 and 2019. Thirty-seven percent of 2020 Interlochen Online participants were black, indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC).

In the Academy’s curriculum, new humanities courses focus on the literature and art of diverse communities; works by BIPoC composers, playwrights, 8

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and filmmakers are increasingly studied and presented by students. Affinity groups based on race, gender, sexual orientation, language, nationality, and religion are forming, creating safe spaces where students can feel more connected and less isolated.

New DEI initiatives include designating and hiring a staff member to manage our DEI efforts, and providing training to faculty and staff.

Interlochen also has been working with local leaders to emphasize the importance of DEI to our community. This includes partnering with the area’s economic development agency to create a DEI summit and meeting with the Grand Traverse County sheriff, our local community police officer, the head of Cherry Capital Airport, and representatives from the Transportation Security Administration.

Interlochen’s DEI efforts support what has always been our guiding principle—the promotion of world friendship through the universal language of the arts. Together, we can unite around this core value to strengthen our community and weaken the corrosive effects of prejudice.

SUPPORTERS STEP UP TO FUND DEI Camp and Academy alumna Jerra Spence supports the DEI Fund with her passion for student diversity.

"As both an alumna of Interlochen Arts Camp and Academy, I have known that Interlochen represents a safe haven for all young artists and creative thinkers by amplifying voices and nurturing self-expression from every corner of the world.

Jerra at Interlochen 1995, Jerra today

Supporting DEI at Interlochen ensures that efforts will be made to uphold this core value by strengthening connections, thinking expansively, and pushing the boundaries of the universal language of the arts. To progress as a community, we must embrace our diverse world. We must believe the world only does better by doing better together." — Jerra Spence (IAC 93; IAA 94-97)

Camp and Academy parents Brian Lund and Josie Raney are passionate about bringing in guest artists to promote racial diversity, inspiring them to establish the Visiting Artist Cultural Equity Endowment this year.

"As long as there are race-based barriers to arts education, exposure, and participation, the relevancy and vibrancy of our artistic culture suffers. Our hope is that this endowment contributes to deeper understanding and appreciation of the riches diversity brings to everyone."

— Josie Raney and Brian Lund

"In a thriving arts organization, if we want to be the best, it is necessary to recognize the importance of diversity and inclusion as we move toward full transformation. Being the best means utilizing transformation to build stronger hearts, sharper minds, and amazing art."

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VIRGINIA B. BALL CREATIVE WRITING COMPETITION AWARD Ella Harrigan was the winner of the 2020 Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition. She was chosen from more than 170 applicants from 31 states and 6 countries to receive the prestigious award.

Thanks to generous grants from the Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Foundation, the Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition Scholarship has provided over $1.6 million for young writers of great promise to study creative writing at Interlochen since 2001.

"I’ve grown more as a writer in a year at Interlochen than I thought it was possible to grow in four. The quality of the teachers, and their willingness to go above and beyond for their students, is what makes this a truly special place, along with the rich community of artists that makes up the student body. I’ve found true friendship here, and a sense of belonging. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to have been part of this school."

— Ella (IAA 20-21)

FROM 'ELEMENTS'

by Ella Harrigan when i am thirteen everything is new, the world is scraped knee after red scraped knee. to try and protect myself, i wear blue and white, anoint myself in jasmine tea, tears, rainwater. one summer day, the sky decides to break open. i watch it and howl, rain in my eyes and mouth, i lie on my elementary school track, my back slit by bits of gravel. i look for signs to stay alive, watching for lighting the way the devout search for the divine in a face on burnt toast. i stop fighting the rain, how it falls down on me forgiving me, melting me holy

STUDENT ENROLLMENT INTERLOCHEN ONLINE 2020

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2,099

46 states & territories AND 18 countries & territories

51 states & territories AND 21 countries & territories

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2021 PRESIDENT’S AWARD IN ART This year’s President's Award in Art recognized two senior visual arts Academy students whose work was of the highest level of craftsmanship, artistry, and originality. During a year of immense challenges, their exhibitions shifted perspective, built empathy, and represent hope and progress for our future.

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Ethnic Notions - Morgan Novetsky (IAC 18; IAA 19-21)

Bygone Fragility - Sophia Bassett (IAC 12, 14, 18-19; IAA 20-21)

Ceramics, burned wood, nails

Copper, muslin, custom wallpaper, antique frame

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Your Philanthropy and Its Impact Dear Interlochen Supporters, This year was marked by the innovative and resilient spirit of Interlochen.

New ideas, original thinking, and hard work in the face of long odds— Interlochen traditions—were leveraged fully thanks to your steadfast support.

A remarkable 759 of you supported our Emergency Response Fund with gifts totalling nearly $2.2 million! You answered the call to help us keep our students, faculty, and staff safe during the pandemic.

You also helped fully fund the new Dance Center, the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow House residence hall, and visiting artist suites, completing our campus master plan. Your generosity allows us to shift our fundraising focus to investments in our people and programs in the years ahead.

You also are among the 7,595 donors who made one of the 26,499 gifts this year supporting the Annual Fund, endowed or named annual scholarships, or Interlochen Public Radio. In the following pages, we highlight some of you as a way to say thank you to all of you. Plus, you will read about the love of Interlochen and commitment to volunteerism at Interlochen that led to a generous planned gift.

Interlochen supporters celebrate the importance of the arts. Together, we nurture that creative spark in young artists so that they can find their purpose and enrich our world.

Thank you for your loyal and generous support. In a year like no other, you helped create a bridge to a brighter future for Interlochen and for young artists.

Gratefully,

John Bogley Vice President, Philanthropy

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Fiscal Year 2021 in Review: SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

$16,815,636

OPERATING BUDGET

1,419

TO

$35,041,776 Revenue

Academy and Camp students

in financial assistance

$36,946,038

FUNDRAISING

Expenses

Interlochen Annual Fund:

$4,195,054

Interlochen Public Radio Annual Fund:

$1,812,246

Endowment:

$1,787,004

Plant/Facilites: $2,727,942 Special Projects (inc. Emerg. Resp. Fund):

$2,496,107

Total

$13,018,353

THE IMPACT OF YOUR SUPPORT

Comprehensive financial reports may be requested by calling our Philanthropy Office at 231.276.7623. Complete audited financial statements are available online at www.interlochen.org/support.

YOUR SUPPORT BY GIFT SOURCE 5.3% Government

$20,000,000 7.5% Corporations 3.2% Foundations (non-Family)

$15,000,000

$10,000,000

$5,000,000

$0 FY17

PLANT

ENDOWMENT

FY18

FY19

SPECIAL PROJECTS

FY20

FY21

ANNUAL FUND

IPR

84% Alumni, Parents, Friends, & Family Foundations

(inc. Emerg. Resp. Fund)

Net Tuition 69.9% $24,509,462

Revenue $35,041,776

Endowment Income for Operations and Financial $3,149,165

Salaries, Wages, & Benefits72.4% $26,759,085

9.0%

Earned Income (lodging, retail, sales, other) 4.0% $1,375,849 Gifts 17.1% $6,007,300

Expenses $36,946,038

Depreciation $2,751,315

7.4%

General & Administrative $1,795,066 Goods & Services $541,306

4.9%

1.5%

Operations 13.8% $5,099,266

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A Facility that Expands Potential and Possibilities Interlochen now has a dramatically expanded and renovated home for dance. Trustee Nancy Hoagland inspired the project with a generous lead gift. Others joined the effort quickly, including leadership donors Judy Dow Rumelhart and the Marvin and Betty Danto Foundation. Their support made it possible to match the quality of our artistic facilities across campus.

As one of the most passionate advocates for the building, Hoagland summed up what everyone hoped the building would be during its groundbreaking: “... a facility that matches the possibilities … worthy of the discipline and courage of dancers.”

On Feb. 23, Arts Academy dancers made Interlochen history as the first students to pirouette, plié, and soar through the air in the newly opened Dance Center at Interlochen.

The Center rivals those of even professional dance companies.

Designed by Boston-based Flansburgh Architects, the 16,280 square-foot new dance wing is spectacularly situated on the shores of Green Lake. It includes three studios outfitted with sprung-wood floors, air conditioning, professional lighting grids, state-of-the-art sound systems, large-screen televisions for virtual guest artists, eight-foot windows encircling each studio, and professionally designed barres.

The Nancy Hoagland Wing attaches to the historical and dramatically renovated Hildegarde Lewis Wing, beautifully blending the past with the present, creating a facility that could be described in the same way as the art form itself: composed, opalescent, and gravity-defying.

Thanks to generous supporters, Interlochen's new home for dance will allow generations of dancers to soar.

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"Great space is important for dance. It’s the artist’s canvas. It’s the writer’s page. These new spaces eliminate distractions and open new vistas. The Dance Center will inspire new generations of talented young dancers, unleashing their energy and passion and bring them the thrill and respect for dance that I was so fortunate to experience at Interlochen."

— Joanne Danto (IAC 54-55, 57; IAA Fac 80) Marvin and Betty Danto Family Foundation

"Thanks to our donors, the Dance Center is a light-filled educational and artistic space that surpasses any of our peer institutions.

We thank our donors for joining us in this mission, and for championing our art form through scholarship gifts, performance opportunities, set and costume support, and now, this remarkable new facility. We are forever grateful."

— Joseph Morrissey, Director of Dance

"When I saw the new Dance Center, I could hardly believe my eyes. While memories flooded back to my time at Camp many years ago, I also was filled with wonder and pride of how far Interlochen's Dance program has come. I am so glad I supported the expansion and renovation of this beloved place that I still call ‘home.'"

— Judy Dow Rumelhart (IAC/NMC 50-52; Emeritus Trustee)

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25,905 square feet of combined space 2 new upper-level studios with 16' ceiling heights 1 lower-level lake view studio with an 11' ceiling 8' windows and a 40' x 60' lakeside outdoor deck

Faculty offices, dressing rooms, costume storage and fitting room, fitness and training room New windows in the historical Hildegarde Lewis Wing principal dance studio

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DOW HOUSE CONNECTS

Past with Future The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow House opened in late August as Academy students arrived on campus, marking a new era in living options on campus.

This innovative convertible residence hall with guest artist suites marks the completion of the 1990 Sasaki Associates campus master plan—a defining moment for Interlochen. Dow House will accommodate additional deserving, talented young artists while achieving a much-needed competitive edge in recruiting outstanding faculty for Camp and accomplished visiting artists year round.

The naming of the facility completes a circle started by Dow family members more than 30 years ago. The forward-thinking master plan that guided its creation—resulting in state-of-the-art facilities for each arts discipline—was funded by Herbert and Barbara Dow. Thanks to the support of many leadership donors, and especially the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation and its transformational lead gift, Interlochen has a new home that will contribute to shaping the lives of young artists for generations to come.

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"I could never have anticipated the opportunities and the challenges that Interlochen would face. Despite extraordinary disruption in the world, our donors' passion, enthusiasm, and commitment remained constant. They believed in the vision we had for Dow House, and that by substantially improving the living environment for students, Camp faculty, and visiting artists, we would elevate all of Interlochen."

— Trey Devey, President

DOW HOUSE FEATURES

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38,500 square feet 36 rooms for 72 Academy students or 21-31 summer faculty and staff based on the need for individual rooms or two-room suites

4 large visiting suites which can be divided into 8 individual units | 4 practice rooms, multiple lounges

Geothermal heating/cooling system supported by 16 wells Advanced LED lighting and control system ADA accessible Heated sidewalks at entrances for safety, to reduce cleaning, and to protect building components from salt and sand

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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS

Investing in Potential An endowed scholarship is your gift to support an aspiring Interlochen artist, and more.

Endowments play a vital part in enabling Interlochen to fund short-term priorities while building long-term financial strength for Interlochen’s second century. One of Interlochen’s highest priorities is to increase access for the most talented, mission-appropriate students to attend Interlochen as part of their artistic journey. Currently, about 74% of Academy students and 34% of Camp students receive some form of financial aid.

An endowed scholarship is a promise to help a student with remarkable abilities and talents grow artistically, pursue excellence, and define purpose. Your endowed scholarship gift ensures Interlochen has a positive impact on students and families for generations.

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HELPING OTHERS CREATE THEIR OWN INTERLOCHEN MEMORIES Carter and Adrian then both attended Academy.

Nathan and his wife Christie wanted to give future students an opportunity to benefit from Interlochen as well. They recognized the longstanding power of endowments by establishing the Stark Family Endowed Camp Scholarship.

Nathan and Christie’s gift will give many more campers for years to come the chance to meet and make the same happy memories that inspired their gift.

Christie, Carter, Adrian, and Nathan (l-r)

Interlochen had a profound impact on the Stark family. Nathan (IAC/NMC 89-90), along with sons Carter (IAC 14-17; IAA 18-20) and Adrian (IAC 1519; IAA 19-21), spent a combined 12 years at Camp.

“Some of our happiest memories, both individually and together, are from Interlochen with friends, performances, and teachers.

A Camp scholarship was a great way for our family to give future students the same opportunity we enjoyed.”

— Christie and Nathan Stark

Endowed Scholarships Academy Endowed Scholarship Morton and Barbara Achter Endowed Camp Scholarship Virginia M. Alten Memorial Scholarship Otto and Anna Altman Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship Ann T. and Richard G. Anderson Memorial Fund Charles and Rita Anderson Academy Scholarship Diane Anderson Endowed Academy Scholarship Dorothy Anderson Memorial Scholarship Katherine McKee Anderson Endowed Scholarship Lois Harper Anderson Scholarship Judith Andrews Memorial Camp Scholarship Bob Annis Endowed Scholarship Bob Armer Endowed Camp Scholarship George and Dolores Austin Memorial Scholarship Virginia B. Ball Creative Writing Competition Scholarship Martin A. Baloyan Memorial Scholarship 19

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Barnes-Womer Camp Scholarship Barstow Foundation Scholarship Phoebe Nickel Barstow Memorial Scholarship Margaret Dieterle Bausch Memorial Scholarship Donald R. Belcher Memorial Scholarship Madeline Belkin Scholarship Berg Family Jazz Camp Scholarship* Alfred Berkowitz Foundation Scholarship Mandell and Madeleine Berman Foundation Camp Scholarship Berry Family Scholarship Sally Birnkrant-Myers Scholarship Boggess Family Endowed Scholarship Arnold Bourziel Memorial Scholarship Skipper Bourziel Junior Girls Scholarship Boutet Family Endowed Academy Scholarship in Low Brass Douglas Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship for Strings

Kate Boyd Endowed Camp Scholarship in Piano Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Brakeman Scholarship M. Brandenburg Scholarship Drs. Susan and Neil Bressler Scholarship Bressler WYSO Principal Clarinet Chair Scholarship Briggs - McDonald NMC Scholarship Nadine Brunner Endowed Memorial Painting Scholarship Donna Louise Brunsma Endowed Scholarship Camp/Academy Endowed Scholarship Camp Endowed Scholarship Leo P. and Anthony J. Carlson Camp Scholarship Ellen Case Memorial Endowed Scholarship Jerome F. and Blanche M. Cerny Scholarship Clarence and Grace Chamberlin Foundation Academy Scholarship Chormann-Hann Endowed Camp Scholarship Elizabeth and Michael Clark Memorial Scholarship WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG

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Endowed Scholarships - continued Jonathan David Cohen Memorial Scholarship Margie K. and Louis N. Cohen Music Scholarship Arthur J. and Glenna B. Collins Scholarship Annabel Comfort Memorial Scholarship Golde F. Copeland Memorial Scholarship Dorthy S. Corson and Lillie B. Scheide Memorial Scholarship Janice F. Corson Scholarship Cowell Family Camp Scholarship Creative Writing Award Scholarship Allen B. Cutting Scholarship Jean Dake Memorial Scholarship Marvin and Betty Danto Scholarship David J. Davison Memorial Scholarship Robert Leason Sharpe and Anita C. Dean Scholarship Mary Jane Dempler Endowed Scholarship Lee Wick Dennison Memorial Scholarship Helen L. DeRoy Memorial Scholarship Amy M. Devey Endowed Academy Scholarship in Dance Christina B. Diver Camper Scholarship Alden B. Dow Memorial Scholarship Edward J. and Joyce Downing Scholarship George W. Drake Memorial Scholarship Sandra Aldrich Drew Scholarship Dr. Scholl Foundation Creative Writing Scholarship Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship for Orchestra Strings Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship for Orchestra Winds Bruce and Christine Dunbar Percussion or Dance Scholarship Evola Music Scholarship Festersen Family Scholarship Richard M. Fiegel Memorial Scholarship Morris and Nellie Finkelstein, Doherty and House Memorial Scholarship Gerald J. and Beth B. Fischer Scholarship Lawrence L. Fleming Memorial Scholarship Barrett Foa Endowed Camp Scholarship in Theatre Arts Edward E. Ford Foundation Scholarship Sidney Forrest Scholarship Susan Leigh Foster Endowed Academy Dance Scholarship Edward P. Frohlich Piano Scholarship Edith Davidson Geissler Scholarship

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Otto W. Geissler, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Generations Fund Scholarship Mary and Donald Gonzales Memorial Scholarship James C. Gordon Memorial Scholarship Mary and Britt Gordon Endowed Scholarship Bertha I. Gordy Memorial Scholarship Betty B. Greenfield Scholarship Cassel Grubb Cello Scholarship Margaret Schuele Haegg Endowed Camp Scholarship Romine G. Hamilton Memorial Scholarship Marge Hammes Scholarship Moe and Francine Handleman Endowed Music Scholarship Julia Hansen Scholarship Ann and Byron Hanson Endowed Camp Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson Scholarship Francis Harlow Scholarship Harriet Flagg Music Scholarship* Henry Harris Memorial Scholarship Naomi Harris Endowed Camp Scholarship Daniel Hartman Memorial Chair Scholarship - Violin II Carl E. and Audrey E. Haskett Memorial Scholarship William Randolph Hearst Foundation Scholarship Bettyjo Heckrodt Memorial Scholarship Pierre V. Heftler Memorial Scholarship Dorothy L. Henricks Memorial Scholarship John and Joan Herlitz Family Scholarship Martha and Jack Hicks Scholarship Ted R. High Memorial Scholarship Barbara B. Hirschhorn Music Campership Endowment Kathy Mason Hodges Scholarship Russell and Annabelle Holcomb Endowed Scholarship Erwin K. Holland-Moritz Scholarship Jan Q. Holmquist Scholarship Jack (John R.) and Mary Lou Hood Endowed Academy Scholarship Pamela and Stephen Horne Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Dr. Claire Smith Hornung Intermediate Girl Scholarship Page and Dan Houser Scholarship Marvin C. Howe Horn Scholarship J. Michael and Lesa Huget Camp Scholarship*

Ruth H. Hughes Endowed Dance Scholarship Lawrence Hurst Double Bass Endowed Camp Scholarship The Huybrechts-Michie Endowed Camp Scholarship Paul and Leah Israelow and Harriet Israelow Goldner Memorial Scholarship Roger E. and Mary Jane Jacobi Academy Scholarship Roger E. and Mary Jane Jacobi Camp Scholarship Roger E. Jacobi and Edward P. Frohlich Scholarship William and Helen Jansen Memorial Scholarship Donald Johanos Endowed Scholarship Nicholas A. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Paul and Lois Jordan Endowed Scholarship Joy Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Visual Arts JSJ Foundation Scholarship Mildred and Bernard Kayden Family Endowed Camp Scholarship R. Graham Keevil Memorial Scholarship Caroline Kempton Memorial Scholarship George and Joyce Kempton Academy Piano Scholarship James D. Kent Endowed Music Scholarship Dr. Marvin Klein Memorial Scholarship Klein/Jewell Choral Endowment Scholarship Knight Family Scholarship Jenny H. and Otto F. Krauss Scholarship Laddie A Kubec Scholarship Emalyn Leftwich Poore Memorial Endowed Academy Scholarship* Lorna and Ernest Lender Scholarship Louetta Lerner Endowed Scholarship Harold Levine and Faith Forrest Scholarship Dorothy Lewand Endowed Scholarship Sally A. Lewis Organ Scholarship Richard H. and Carolyn Lineback Family Scholarship Bruce A. Loomis Endowed Scholarship Looyenga Family Endowed Academy Scholarship Ted Loudermilk Memorial Scholarship Lucas-Portwood Family Scholarship Catharine E. "Betsy" Davis Luhman Memorial Scholarship Martha Lundy Scholarship Waldemar and Mary Ellen Lungershausen Scholarship

* New scholarship since June 2020

Herbert H. and Antoinette M. Lyon Scholarship Joseph E. Maddy Memorial Scholarship Reuben C. and Edith W. Maddy Scholarship Doris V. Markel Voice Scholarship Jennifer Evelyn Marquette Memorial Scholarship Martin Family Music Scholarship Marvel Family Memorial Scholarship John Rust Mattern Memorial Scholarship Ilse Mayfield Scholarship Aaron McCloud Memorial Scholarship Dr. Robert Montague McDonald Endowed Arts Academy Scholarship Anne McElheny Memorial Music Scholarship Whitney S. McGuire Memorial Scholarship Edward and Cecily McNeil Camp Scholarship Charles K. McWhorter Memorial Scholarship Mekula Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Daniel A. and Vivian Metrick Scholarship Genevieve Rae Miess Memorial Scholarship Miller-Jacobson Scholarship Frank Miller Memorial Scholarship George Roland and Lillian Postles Miller High School Camp Bass Clarinet Scholarship Louise Tuller Miller Scholarship Monticello College Foundation Scholarship Harice K. and Robert T. Monyek Memorial Scholarship Shari Morgan and Clara Sabin Camp Scholarship Lucy B. Morley Scholarship Karen Mumma Endowed Scholarship Kelly Muzzi Memorial Scholarship Lyle Myers Scholarship William and Jeanne Myers Endowed Scholarship National Academy of the Arts Scholarship Donna V. Neal Endowed Scholarship Ralph and Margaret Nehls Memorial Scholarship Ida A. Norlin High School Scholarship Julius and Ruth Novick Memorial Scholarship Clara Noyes Endowed Academy Scholarship Travis N.T. Olson and Lucile M. Olson Scholarship Anne-Marie Oomen and Katey Schultz ICCA Creative Writing Scholarship William and Martha Paine Orchestral Scholars Fred and Marcia Palmer Memorial Scholarship Fred W. Palmer, M.D. and Marcia Weissgerber Palmer Endowed Scholarship Jean Parsons Visual Arts Endowed Scholarship W. Calvin and Marian Patterson Endowed Scholarship Pattis Family Endowed Camp Scholarship in Musical Theatre* 21

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Shirley Pauley Memorial Junior Orchestra Scholarship Helmer R. and Larida Petersen Scholarship Robert C. Pew Scholarship Janet and Lucas Pfeiffenberger Scholarship Polish Endowment Scholarship Herbert and Elsa Ponting Foundation Scholarship Poon Family Fund Scholarship Portland Bridge to Interlochen Scholarship William and Leota Ponstingle Camp Endowment Scholarship Hortense Cramer Ramsay Scholarship Milton M. Ratner Foundation Scholarship Reader's Digest Endowed Academy Scholarship Reader's Digest Endowed Camp Scholarship David E. Reese Family Foundation Scholarship Mildred Reisner Endowed Scholarship David Scott Rhind Endowed Scholarship Dean E. Richardson Scholarship Josephine F. and N. Sayles Richter Memorial Endowed Camp Scholarship Rollert Music/Science Endowment Scholarship Alicia Steeves Rowe Scholarship Barbara Taylor Sandys Dance Scholarship George and Barbara Schilling Piano Scholarship Robert Scholten Camp Scholarship Charles Ward Seabury Scholarship Doris E. Seitz Memorial Scholarship Selmer Company Scholarship Hamer D. and Phyllis C. Shafer Foundation Scholarship Ruth Marda Shanberge Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Norma Shaw Endowed Camp Scholarship Michael D. Silber Memorial Scholarship Jonathan L. Silets Memorial Scholarship Harvey M. Silets Memorial Scholarship Silverton Family Camp Scholarship Werner and Elizabeth Simon Endowed Scholarship Singer-Songwriter Academy Scholarship Harry A. Sisson Memorial Scholarship Marilyn J. and Don L. Smith Memorial Scholarship Laura Sondee Memorial Scholarship Stephen Sprouse Memorial Scholarship Margaret A. Stace Scholarship Stark Family Endowed Camp Scholarship Stephenson Endowed Scholarship Shirley Stevens Memorial Scholarship Paul R. Stimson Scholarship James F. Stoddard, MD and Elizabeth A. Stoddard Music Scholarship

Mikhail Stolarevsky and Alexander Stolley Concertmaster Scholarship Esther W. Stone Memorial Scholarship Beth Stoner Wiegand, Marjorie G. and Richard P. Stoner Endowed Camp Scholarship Marguerite W. Stracke and Alfred O. Stracke Memorial Scholarship Edward Ralph and Kathleen Maguire Sun Music Scholarship Target Foundation Scholarship Booth Tarkington Endowed Scholarship Laurence W. Thomas Writing Scholarship Lee Madsen Thomas Scholarship Sarah L. Titus and Tilda Morris Endowed Academy Scholarship Tuesday Musicale/Detroit - Gertrude Greer Scholarship Miles I. Tunnacliff Scholarship Alice C. Tyler Trust Endowed Scholarship Frederick S. Upton Foundation Scholarship Stephen E. and Elizabeth Upton Scholarship Margaret Tyler Vial Scholarship in loving memory, Elizabeth Vial Upton William E. Votruba Memorial Scholarship Robert M. and Lenore Wagner Memorial Scholarship Arlene Wangler Memorial Scholarship A. Montgomery Ward Foundation Scholarship Margaret F. Ward Music Scholarship Margaret F. Ward Visual Art Scholarship Jane Weaver Endowed Scholarship Susan Mott Webb Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Richard H. Webber Scholarship Bessie Mae Weissgerber Memorial Scholarship Illene Wenner and Shari Morgan Camp Scholarship Byrdene M. Wilson Memorial Scholarship Matilda R. Wilson Fund Scholarship World Youth Symphony Endowed Scholarship Ben Wright Scholarship Farny R. Wurlitzer Foundation Camp Scholarship WYSO Endowed Strings Scholarship Avedis Zildjian Company Camp Percussion Scholarship Avedis Zildjian Company Endowed Scholarship Francis J. and Margaret S. Zimmermann Endowed Scholarship

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NAMED ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Hart Scholarship Keeps Jazz Students Swinging A named annual scholarship is your opportunity to make a yearly gift to Interlochen while sustaining and growing our scholarship program. A named scholarship can be established with a $10,000 or more recurring gift, or a $5,000 recurring gift that is also supported through the donor’s estate.

One example is the William L. Hart Annual Trumpet scholarship. Bill attended the All-State program as part of Interlochen Arts Camp in 1953 and 1955 and returned to Interlochen in 1959 as an IAC staff member. Bill toured with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra early in his career and later in life played trumpet in the Rhythm Society Orchestra dance band specializing in vintage swing music based in Detroit.

Established in Bill’s memory, the scholarship has benefitted the trumpet section of the Academy jazz ensemble for over five years.

"I can't express my gratitude for your generosity. My family and I appreciate it! I love my teachers and feel I have formed great connections at Interlochen. I have learned so much during my time here, and have discovered things I didn't even know existed. Thank you so much for this opportunity."

— Savannah (IO 20; IAA 20-21)

William L. Hart Annual Trumpet Scholarship

"The Hart Scholarship has allowed talented trumpet students to attend the Interlochen Arts Academy and has contributed to the success of the trumpet section of our jazz ensemble. I am indebted to the generosity behind the Hart Scholarship for providing opportunities for these gifted students."

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— Bill Sears, Director of Jazz Studies; Instructor of Saxophone, Retired 2021

Named Annual Scholarships Charles Barr Organ Scholarship Judith Haskell Brewer Scholarship Charles Brindis and Jo Ann Brindis Goisman Camp Scholarship Brookby Foundation Scholarship John Busby Memorial Scholarship Camp Gifts Scholarship Canadian Friends of Interlochen Scholarship Cincinnati Opportunity Scholarship DeRoy Testamentary Foundation Scholarship Detroit Opportunity Scholarship Dustin's Dream Camp Scholarship Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Academy Scholarship Ella Fitzgerald Foundation Camp Scholarship Ken and Penny Fischer Scholarship Fisher Family Dance Scholarship The Fromm Foundation Fellow*

Grand Rapids Opportunity Scholarship Harris Academy Visual Arts Scholarship William L. Hart Annual Trumpet Scholarship Jule and Doris Hulman Interlochen Arts Camp Scholarship Interlochen Arts Academy Relief Fund* Interlochen Arts Academy Dance Scholarship Betty Bonisteel Johnson Camp Scholarship David Klein Memorial Scholarship Kline Family Cleveland Opportunity Scholarship Will and Joan Larson Scholarship Los Angeles Violin Opportunity Scholarship Maui Visual Arts Summer Camp Scholarship Camp and Academy Memorial Scholarship Judith P. Meyer Annual Camp Scholarship in Dance Miami Music Project Opportunity Scholarship

Interlochen-Miami Scholarship* Nelson Family Academy Harp Scholarship* Nelson Family Camp Harp Scholarship* Harding and Ouweleen Family Camp Scholarship Sonja Perkins Scholarship* Riverdale Children's Theatre Opportunity Scholarship Becky Ruthven Camp Scholarship Tad M. and Suzanne B. Smith Scholarship Dude and Cathy Stephenson Musical Theatre Scholarship Camp String Scholarship Linda VanSickle Smith Orchestral Scholarship in French Horn* Weatherwax Foundation Scholarship Wiebener Family Orchestral Scholar Young Musicians Unite Scholarship

* New scholarship since June 2020

PARTNER CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS

Ohio Strong: Cincinnati to Cleveland This year Marjorie Drackett, as well as Terri and Stuart Kline and their family foundation, strengthened our Ohio partnership scholarships to help students attend Interlochen from Cincinnati and Cleveland, respectively.

"I am pleased to help provide a young, talented Cincinnati musician the opportunity to experience the high-quality musical training that Interlochen provides."

— Marjorie Drackett

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Three generations of the Kline Family: Terri & Stuart (c), son Andy with wife Riddi & children (r), and daughter Lindsey with husband Yoel and children (l)

Others supporting the Cincinnati Opportunity Scholarships included Mark and Rosemary Schlachter, former Academy parents who helped meet a challenge grant from the Francis A. Luther Trust. Their support has made it possible for 29 students from Cincinnati to be at Camp since 2018.

“With your support, I have been able to take full advantage of all that Interlochen has to offer. From the amazing individualized instruction to some of the best friendships that I have ever made, I am truly thankful to have this opportunity.”

— Rowan (IAC 19, IAA 19-21) Cincinnati Opportunity Scholarship Since 2008, Terri and Stuart Kline's generous support has allowed 59 exceptional young artists

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from the Cleveland area to train under the nation's leading arts educators and professional touring artists.

Camp 2021 marks the 14th consecutive year of support by the Kline Family Scholarship.

“Because of our son Andy’s wonderful experience in the Interlochen summer program, we look upon our scholarship grants for creative and talented underserved Cleveland students as an opportunity to make a difference in their lives. These are students who would not otherwise have the ability to attend Interlochen and reap the benefits of all that Interlochen has to offer. We want to give them what we feel will be a life-changing experience.”

— Terri and Stuart Kline and The Kline Family Foundation

ANNUAL FUND

Donors Place their Hearts and Trust in Interlochen Your gift to the Annual Fund reflects your trust in Interlochen.

It allows Interlochen to direct support where it is needed each year. Since one of Interlochen’s highest priorities is helping students gain access to an Interlochen experience, you can be assured Annual Fund gifts of any size are used to help students attend Interlochen.

Donors doubled down during this extraordinary year, supporting Interlochen’s tradition of innovation with gifts from the heart, helping students stay connected to continue their journey to artistic excellence.

Thanks to you, we all can share pride with our success.

"I didn’t know what to expect when I first set off for a boarding school at age 14. Interlochen has changed my life, and I’ll always be thankful that I experienced such an amazing place!"

— George (IAC 18; IAA 18-21)

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1,556

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Camp and Academy parent donors

1,388 alumni donors

35 organizations

647 first-time donors

$4,195,054 total annual fund gifts

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Leadership Annual Giving In a year filled with extraordinary needs by many arts and community organizations, leadership donors enthusiastically and passionately kept Interlochen strong by supporting the Interlochen Annual Fund.

We are especially grateful to the 178 members of the President’s Club ($5,000+ annual gift) and the 326 members of the W. Clement Stone Society ($1,000+ annual gift). Your generosity helped today’s and tomorrow’s creative changemakers.

SHARING A CREATIVE EXPERIENCE In 1997, Song-Mee received the gift of Camp from her parents, Rick Smith and Soon-Young Yoon.

She arrived as a junior camper and left as a high schooler. Today, President’s Club members Rick and Soon-Young proudly give back so new campers of any age can have the same creative experience Song-Mee found at Interlochen.

"We saw how the Camp experience enriched our daughter's life over seven summers—and, in fact, for a lifetime. We're honored to help share that creative experience with others through our direct contributions and by supporting a summer Interlochen experience for a diverse group of talented young musicians from New York City." — Rick Smith and Soon-Young Yoon

EVERGREENS: INTERLOCHEN’S NEW GIVING PROGRAM Launched in September 2020, Interlochen Evergreens is the new recurring giving program of the Interlochen Annual Fund. Members are donors whose monthly support ensures scholarships have stable revenue every month and every year. This year, 158 members gave $89,000 to help young artists come to Interlochen.

Thank you to all the Evergreens for keeping Interlochen strong.

"I decided to give a recurring gift to support an institution that has played a very big role in my family’s life. I wanted to give back to a place that has given my children endless opportunities. Spreading the giving out over time with a sustaining gift makes it easy on my family's budget." —Heather Lee, Camp Parent and Interlochen Evergreen

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SEEING THE NEED TO SUPPORT TALENTED ARTISTS "Our first experience as a family attending 'Collage' overwhelmed us with the variety of talent and energy at the Arts Academy. We continue to be impressed by the leadership and staff at Interlochen, including the strength of the academic programming. Through yearly financial giving, we support the education of other students."

— Rodolfo and Margaret Perez Dr. Rodolfo Perez, a retired ophthalmologist, came from a musical family and still loves to play classical music on the piano. His father was self-taught on the violin and Rodolfo played clarinet in high school band and piano.

Rodolfo and his wife Margaret’s sons, David (IAC 86; IAA 86-87) and Edward (IAC 91-92; IAA 93-96; IAC St 96), came to Camp, then Academy. Upon graduation, they both attended Harvard University.

As W. Clement Stone Society members, Rodolfo and Margaret recognize the talent, energy, and programming at the Academy. Their yearly giving ensures other families see and experience Interochen as well.

ANNUAL DONORS ACT FOR ART! Interlochen’s first annual "Act for Art Giving Days" took place in early May. It was an opportunity for alumni, parents, and friends of Interlochen to come together, give back, and support current and future Camp and Academy artists. The Interlochen community responded resoundingly with 366 donors giving an amazing $273,576 in three days!

Thank you for acting for art!

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INTERLOCHEN PUBLIC RADIO:

Essential Information and Comfort

Keith Brown, executive producer of IPR's video game music program GAMEPLAY

issues. Whether it was Points North reporting on high water levels in the Great Lakes region or the news series Our Lives Have Changed sharing the impact of COVID-19 on northern Michigan families, IPR helped us cope.

As did our classical team with music, inspiration, and comfort.

IPR supporter Brian Meek with IPR Music Host and Producer Kate Botello

Interlochen Public Radio remained strong during a challenging year thanks to your support.

During a national election and a worldwide pandemic, IPR provided essential information to help us stay informed.

Locally, our news team kept us informed on regional

Kids Commute continued to grow as young listeners from small towns in Michigan like Scottville and Kewadin to large states like Texas and California, answered the show’s quizlets. IPR’s GAMEPLAY, a show exploring video game music that launched just last year, was picked up by public radio stations in Rochester, NY; Toledo, OH; Jefferson County, OR; and by KRPS serving Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma.

There was also the warmth and creativity of music host and producer, Kate Botello, leading listeners on Singalong Soirees of sea shanties, show tunes, and sixties cinema.

“I support IPR because it’s a breath of fresh air from northern Michigan and a wonderful soundtrack to just listen to all day long.”

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IPR also celebrated the life and music of Byron Hanson on air last March. An Interlochen legend beloved by countless students, faculty, staff, and alumni, Byron was a direct link to Interlochen founder Dr. Joseph Maddy, who served as his mentor, colleague, and friend.

Byron was a fixture and guiding light in our Interlochen and IPR family for over 60 years and is dearly missed.

IPR LEADERSHIP GIVING Members of the Producer’s Circle ($5,000+ annual gift) and the Broadcaster’s Circle ($1,000+ annual gift) provide vital support to IPR. Over 200 members join over 4,200 donors annually to make sure original programming—music and news—is available every hour, every day, all year.

"IPR has been the source of my calming space all during these trying months, especially during our time out of state. For me IPR staff have been Essential Providers—of tranquility.

HEARTFELT THANKS." — Sheri Constantin Sheri and David Constantin

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IPR SUSTAINERS

$1,812,246 given 4,272 donors

$330,450 given

$351,000 given 1,453 sustainers 224 new sustainers

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27 Producer’s Circle members 176 Broadcaster’s Circle members

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IPR Leadership Annual Giving IPR PRODUCER’S CIRCLE ($5,000 and above given to Interlochen Public Radio) Barbara Alldredge♢ Ron and Jane Becker Elaine Amacher Bridges♢ Gloria and Leith Butler♢ James R. Chormann Carolyn and Richard Chormann♢ Stephen and Sheri Constantin♢

Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. DeFaria*♢ Jane Gale Curtis E. Hall and Susan Houseman*♢ Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Hanley♢ Cynthia Chormann-Hann*♢ Mr. Stephen E. Hayden*♢

Ms. Nancy Hoagland*♢ T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson♢ James and Paula Jo Kemler♢ John and Jean Lansing H. Roemer and Constance McPhee♢ Clarine Olson♢◌ Susan and John Paul*♢

Linda and Max Proffitt♢ Tom Quinn and Tommy Thompson♢ Lynnette Rhodes Becky Ruthven Leslie and Walter Schmid♢ Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stimson♢

IPR BROADCASTER’S CIRCLE ($1,000 - $4,999 given to Interlochen Public Radio) Porter and Anita Abbott♢ Fred and Helen Richter Altman♢ Ms. Bobbi Ames♢ Robert W. Anderson*♢ Katherine and Daniel Appel Messrs. Baidas and Reeves♢ Ms. Cheryl Bartz* Dr. Richard Beck and Ms. Valerie Harpel♢ Denny and Carole Becker♢ Mack and Lorraine Beers Reverend Theodore W. Beiderwieden III♢ James and Madge Berryhill♢ Tim and Dana Boals Mr. David Bondurant*♢ Dr. Daniel Bonifacio♢ Richard and Barbara Bowzer Judy and Kevin Boyle Ralph and Lorraine Brickman♢ Faith Adler Brown*♢ Dan and Kersti Bruining♢ Mrs. Margaret Bunn♢ W. Clark and Karen Bunting Mr. Thomas L. Capua, Sr.♢ Phil and Barb Chapman♢ Julia Clark Chris and Cindy Coble Don and Marylou Coe♢ Donald and Sarah Cohen♢ Mr. Mark Coleman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Peter Collins♢ Terry and Steve Donahue Cousins♢ Shelley and Wesley Cowan Mark and Nan Dancer♢ Mick and Barb DeGraeve♢ John and Gayle DeRuiter 30

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Amy and Trey Devey* Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Disch♢ Roger and Karen Edgley Daniel Edson♢ Bill and Pam Evans♢ Bill and Jennifer Ewing♢ Sue and John Fink Bernard and Marilyn Finn Beth and Joe Fitzsimmons♢ Mrs. Catherine Franciosi and Mr. Rodney Groleau♢ Carl and Rondi Fry♢ Carl and Eileen Ganter*♢ Martha Garber♢ Bob and Nancy Giles♢ Jana Goldman and Michael Smith Lois Goldstein and John Heiam♢ Mrs. Barbara Goodearl♢ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gordon Paul and Wendy Greeney Mr. Jerrold Gretzinger and Ms. Meg Staley♢ Dr. Chris Grobbel♢ Dr. Margaret E. Gustafson*♢ Alexander Jones and Catherine Haines John and Kelly Hall♢ Byron Hanson*♢◌ Sarah Harding and Mark Ouweleen♢ John and Judy Harnish Mr. William Harper Nancy M. Hedges Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa*♢ Paula and Kenneth Herbart*♢ Walter D. Herrick♢ Mr. Peter N. Heydon♢ John and Shirley Hoagland♢

Pam and Steve Horne♢ David Reid and Kathi Houston♢ Michael and Marsha Howard♢ Al and Julie Hurd♢ Mrs. Bart Ingraham♢ David and Ann Irish♢ Brian and Jennifer Jaffe*♢ John J. and Margaret M. Jaqua Judy Jashinsky Jean and Scott Jenkins Dr. Jana Jirak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson♢ Marana Webber Tost Charitable Fund♢ David Kam and Kristi Hameedi♢ Mrs. Linda Kehr♢ Dr. Lauren Keinath♢ Kevin and Trine Kelly♢ Pat and Barb Kessel*♢ Jeffrey Krysinski Jim and Kris Kunz♢ James Kure Ms. Brenda Lau♢ Laurie and Kevin Lavrack Hazel Lawrence♢ Betsy LePoidevin* Ms. Dency A. Lippert*♢ Bruce and Julie Lowing Marilyn Lufkin Greg and Stephanie Luyt Mr. Donald G. MacDougall♢ Stewart and Marty MacLeod Karl and Barbara Marsh*♢ James and Laurel Mason♢ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Matz, Jr.♢ Beth and Vance Maultsby Honnie and Dick McClear♢ * Interlochen alumni or staff

John and Pamela McDonald Mrs. Nancy McGuire♢ Mr. James A. McIntyre♢ Mrs. Patricia A. McMahon-Eichenlaub*♢ Laura and Steve Melvin♢ Laurel Meyer Cathleen Dodge Miller and Clark Miller* Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller♢ Ray and Maryellen Miller♢ William Milliken Jr. Mr. James R. Modrall III♢ Ms. Julie Moran♢ Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation♢ Dr. Paul L. Morris*♢ The Old Stones Foundation, Inc.♢ Eric and Amy Jo Mueller♢ Bette and Benson Munger* Dennis and Judy Murphy*♢ Drs. James Musser and Camille Leugers Dr. and Mrs. M.R.S. Nair♢ Bonnie Nescot and Tim Barr♢ Mr. Paul Neustadt Sabrina Newton♢ Dr. Mary Ann Niesen* Chris Noga♢ Sandra Norlin♢ Mr. L. Andrew Norman♢ Ms. Ellen Auwers Northway* Dr. and Mrs. William Northway♢ Mrs. Lisbeth Oana Bruce and Becky Ogilvie♢ Martha Orloff♢ Peter and Sarah Payette*♢ ♢ Ten consistent years of giving

◌ Deceased

Mr. Karl Pearson♢ Patrick McCool and Maureen Penfold♢ Craig and Kate Pepple Ms. Mary Peters♢ Steve and Sarah Pfeil♢ David Wright and Julie Quinn♢ Royce Ragland and Kenneth Bloem*♢ Jack Randall* Ms. Polly Rea♢ June Rengo♢ Patricia Richardson♢ Katharine and Ronald Robey* Drs. Barrett Rollins and Lynn White* Jim and Katie Rose♢ Dave and Tammie Rousseau Dr. Jennifer Schell♢

Don and Cathy Schepers*♢ Sumit Sengupta and Cassie Brooks*♢ Patricia Sharpnack Ms. Karla Sherman♢ Mason Showalter*♢ Mr. John R. Shreves♢ Kristen and Edward Sihler Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Smart♢ Ms. Christine K. Smith* Mr. Richard M. Smith and Ms. Soon-Young Yoon♢ Mr. C. Lowell Spence Dr. Aaron C. Stander and Ms. Mary K. Monteith*♢ Dick Steiger♢ Ross and Dianne Stephenson♢ Mr. Ronald F. Stowe*

John and Nan Strickler♢ Kathryn and Duncan Stuart*♢ Dr. Gene D. Tang♢ Jerry R. Tejcek, DC♢ Mr. and Mrs. Cy Thiel♢ Richard and Nancy Thompson♢ Stanley Towers Herman Triezenberg and Elizabeth Mostrom♢ John and Penny Tropman♢ Mr. Lei Tung* Mrs. Gerhild Uhl♢ Durette M. Upton*♢ Ms. Suzanne Voltz♢ Dr. Petra von Kulajta and Mr. Timothy Werner♢ Bryan Vongerichten Ms. Frances Wallace♢

Rick and Christine Walter*♢ Kent and Nancy Walton♢ Price and Jane Watts♢ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Weigel III♢ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wicksall♢ Tim and Kathleen Wiley♢ John Wilkinson and Robin Silva-Wilkinson♢ Janet Wolf♢ Christopher Wolfe and Jillian Miner*♢ Joan and Randy Woods♢ Judith Yates♢ Ms. M. Christine Young♢ Robert and Pauline Young♢ Simone and Thomas Young♢ Bill Zheng and Jun Wang*♢

IPR UNDERWRITERS Aspire North At Home Suttons Bay Bahles Of Suttons Bay Bay View Flooring Becky Thatcher Design Blain's Supply Blue LaVaMedia Bowerman Bowden Ford Clulo & Luyt, PC Bud's Of Interlochen Catholic Human Services CBS Solar Charles Schwab - Traverse City Chase Cherryland Electric Cooperative Classic Interiors Copper Ridge Surgery Center Cottonseed Apparel

Crystal Mountain Resort Dennos Museum Devette & Ford Insurance Edson Farms Market Enerdyne Evola Music Geofurnace Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation Grand Traverse Ophthalmology Clinic Grass River Natural Area Great Lakes Center For The Arts Great Lakes Chamber Orchestra Groundwork Center Hall Periodontics Harbor Springs Festival Of The Book Honor Bank

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Rock-It Cargo Tom's Food Markets Top Line Electric LLC Interlochen Presents Media Sponsors 104.5 Bob FM 106 KHQ

* Interlochen alumni orREPORT staff ♢ Ten consistent years of giving 2021 ANNUAL

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Honor/Onekama Building Supply International Affairs Forum Jack Lane Team James C Smith Fine Jewelry Jon Zickert Group Kathy Neveu - Real Estate One Local Difference Long Lake Marina Marathon Auto Martha's Leelanau Table Mary’s Kitchen Port Mitchell Graphics National Writers Series Oryana Paddle Antrim Preston Feather Building Centers Ramsdell Regional Center For The Arts

Roaster Jack Coffee Traverse City Rotary Charities Safety Net Shanty Creek Resort Spanglish State Savings Bank Sterling Law Offices Suzy Voltz Realtor TCNewtech The Candle Factory The Music House Museum Top Line Electric Traverse City DDA Traverse Symphony Orchestra Village At Bay Ridge Wares Auto Sales Westshore Community College Willingham & Cote, PC

107.5 FM WCCW 9&10 News (CBS) 96.7 The Bull Big Country 102.9 Black Diamond Broadcasting MacDonald Garber Broadcasting Midwestern Broadcasting Classic Rock the Bear 98.1 95.3 Interlochen Public Radio Lite 96.3

Northern Express Rock 105 FM The Ticker Traverse City Business News Traverse City Record Eagle WKLT WTCM FM Z-93

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President’s Club Thank you to all of our donors for making a significant impact through your philanthropy.

We would like to especially recognize those leadership donors, including 17 anonymous donors, who contributed $1,000 or more in calendar year 2020 and whose names are listed below.

DIAMOND MEMBERS ($100,000 and above) Ruth Bank Evan and Claudia Breibart Catherine J. Caplin* James R. Chormann Carolyn and Richard Chormann♢ Mr. Thomas H. Corson♢◌ Mr. and Mrs. Casey Cowell♢ Mrs. Joan L. Cutting*♢ Ms. Joanne Danto*♢ Mohamed El-Erian and Anna Stylianides

Mr. James R. Flagg Daniel Hamann Cynthia Chormann-Hann*♢ Judith Harris and Tony Woolfson* Mrs. Thomasina Harvey◌ Mr. Stephen E. Hayden*♢ Ona Kay Stephenson◌ Ms. Gail Lanphear♢ Valerie Dillon and Daniel R. Lewis John and Margaret Manuel*♢ Drs. William B. and Yvonne C.

Martin♢ Brian McAllister and Laurie Bouwman Bill and Linda Nelson♢ The Family of Clara Noyes♢ Clarine Olson♢◌ Tom Quinn and Tommy Thompson♢ Judy Dow Towsley Rumelhart and Donald Rumelhart*♢ Claire and Jim Skinner* Ms. Jody Tull*

Charles and Kerry Tyler Glynn Williams and Charlene Moore♢

Miette and George Michie The Honorable William G. Milliken◌ Drs. Elaine and Nicholas Mischler♢ Mrs. Lucile Olson◌ Michael Chung Mo Poon and Anne Miu Han Chan

Drs. Barrett Rollins and Lynn White* Mrs. Norma Shaw◌ Nathan and Christie Stark* Peter and Sue Stern

Craig and Shari Morgan*♢ Mr. Thomas W. Morris*♢ Becky Ruthven Rebecca and David Schamis*♢ Tracy and Marc Schwimmer♢ Sumit Sengupta and Cassie Brooks*♢ Mr. E. W. Shineman Jr.*◌

Dr. Craig D. Silverton*♢ Linda VanSickle Smith*♢ Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Stark The Robert and Patricia Colby Foundation♢ Sara and Mike Whiting*

Martha Ehmann Conte Kristen Courtney*♢ Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. DeFaria*♢ Amy and Trey Devey* Vincent DiMartino and Patti Powell*♢ Mark Eggelton Melissa and Timothy Ewing Barrett Foa*♢ Frank and Tiffany Foster

Jane Gale C. Joanne Grabinski*♢ Alexander Jones and Catherine Haines Diana Hardy and David Viner Mrs. Ethel Harris♢ Mrs. Elizabeth L. Harrison* Jack and Martha Hicks*♢ Lisa Hofer and Brian Silver*♢ Patrick Holland♢

PLATINUM MEMBERS ($50,000 - $99,999) Morton and Barbara Achter*♢ Mr. Gordon F. Brunner♢ Peggy Dendrinos◌ Hank Dow*♢ Saul Goldstein and Laura Lazarus Ms. Nancy Hoagland*♢

Susan S. Kettering* Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kline♢ Herrington - Fitch Family Foundation♢ J.J. Leeds and Taylor Mitchell*♢ Anne Magoun♢

GOLD MEMBERS ($25,000 - $49,999) Drs. Neil and Susan Bressler*♢ Mr. Robert Carone Richard Case♢ Deborah J. Cohen*♢ Michael Dermody*♢ Paul and Wendy Greeney Ms. Julia Hansen* Sarah Harding and Mark Ouweleen♢

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Kline*♢ Jerry and Terri Kohl Christopher and Elizabeth Kojima John and Jean Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Alan Latterman* Josie Raney and Brian Lund Duncan and Brooke MacLean Marsh Law Firm PLLC*

SILVER MEMBERS ($10,000 - $24,999) Barbara Alldredge♢ Ms. Laura J. Andersen*♢ Greg and Laurie Anderson♢ Chuck Andrews Mrs. Kristy Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Baum*♢ David Bernstein Jacques Boutet and Donna Gryder-Boutet Kenneth C. and Carol A. Boyd 32

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Jill Braufman and Daniel Nir* Elaine Amacher Bridges♢ Mr. Richard Goisman and Mrs. Jo Ann Brindis Goisman* Dr. and Mrs. Charles Brindis* Gloria and Leith Butler♢ LeRoy T. Carlson, Jr. and Catherine C. Mouly♢ Mr. and Mrs. James Chiarelli*♢ Camille Colatosti*

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President’s Club SILVER MEMBERS ($10,000 - $24,999) J. William and Judy G. Ichord* T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson♢ Hollye and Jeffrey Jacobs Donald and Murside Jean* Ms. Laura Fisher Johnson*♢ Neale and Rowena Jones Dr. Paul H. Jordan, Jr.♢ Jerold Seth Kayden*♢ Ms. Eleanor B. Keb♢ Daniel and Cynthia Kelley*♢ Dr. Charles and Dolores Kelly*♢ James and Paula Jo Kemler♢ Mr. Carl W. Koivuniemi and Mr. Paul Burkhart*♢ Mr. and Mrs. D. Michael Kratchman Fred and Ginny Krauss♢

Ann and Roger Looyenga Tom Maiolani Carol Paine-McGovern and Terry McGovern♢ H. Roemer and Constance McPhee♢ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Meek♢ Judith P. Meyer* Kendall Mills♢ The Min Family*♢ Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation♢ Ron Munson*♢ Sonja and Jon Perkins Rev. Dr. Linda Patrick and Rebecca Phelps*♢ Richard and Mary Pisarczyk♢

Linda and Max Proffitt♢ Stan Ragle Lynnette Rhodes Sarah Marks Richards* Ms. Margo Ann Lyon Rogers Dianne and J. David Rosenberg Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Matthew and Jennifer Rowland♢ Annette Samuels Vic and Bobbi Samuels David Samuels* Miriam Sandweiss Leslie and Walter Schmid♢ Todd and Betiana Simon Michelle Slater and Dmitri Sinenko*♢

Cynthia Smith-Jans Julie Smith Mr. Richard M. Smith and Ms. Soon-Young Yoon♢ Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Stimson♢ Dr. Sallie Streib* Mina Tulchinsky Candace Wiebener*♢ Drs. David and Bernadine Wu*♢ Linda and Joel Zylstra

($5,000 - $9,999) Fred and Helen Richter Altman♢ Randy Altschuler and Cheryl Sladkin Altschuler* Mr. Dean W. Anderson and Ms. Elaine Gurian*♢ Robert W. Anderson*♢ Steven and Kathryn Bandstra♢ Mr. Clark W. Barnes*♢ Charles W. Barr II♢ Margaret Bartlett*♢ Ron and Jane Becker Ms. Mary Frey Bennett*♢ Anne Berry♢ Paul Biederman Shauna and John Bogley* Ms. Ann Marie Hudson Brink*♢ Susan E. Brown*♢ Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chandler Campbell*♢ Robert and Lucinda Clement*♢ Cathy Compton and Dan Butts*♢ Stephen and Sheri Constantin♢ Bruce Corner and Gaye Gronlund*♢ Carr and Jill Davis T.J. and Hilda Wood Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Laura and James Dunn Daniel Edson♢ Richard and Elizabeth Eisenberg*♢ The Emery Family Ms. Natalie Erskine* Kenneth and Penelope Fischer*♢ Furukawa and Kim Family* Susanne Geier Cathy Guo and Qing Wang Curtis E. Hall and Susan Houseman*♢ Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Hanley♢ Arthur & Louise Hanser Charitable Trust◌ Walter D. Herrick♢ Dr. and Mrs. David A. Horwitz*♢ Dr. Karen Lee Hrapkiewicz*♢ Jim and Diana Huckle♢ Dr. Sonia Elise Hulman*♢ Martha S. Jacobi and James Carter Cathcart*♢ Chuck and Laurie Jarrett*♢ Kaiser Sandler Family*♢ Puja and Samir Kaul Andrew and Lisa Kearns Ms. Jan Reinhart Kelley*♢

Pat and Barb Kessel*♢ Mr. Jim Krause♢ Paul and Judy Lerwick Dara Levan* Dr. Kate Levin*♢ Dr. Deborah Levine*♢ Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lineback♢ Bruce Lotter Mr. Richard Lunquist* Peter and Janet Lyon♢ Estate of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Maksimowicz◌ Lawrence Mawby and Lois Bahle♢ Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mayfield*♢ Sandra and Tom McCoy Mr. and Mrs. John McNaughton*♢ Andrew R. and Janet F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Kimball Morris♢ Stephen and Deona Paine♢ Susan and John Paul*♢ John H. Peterson and Randy Lowe Holgate*♢ Bob and Martha Pierce♢ Stephen and Bobbi Polk♢ Mary Rice and Daniel Priebe Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Rich

Luella and Marvin Rorick♢◌ Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Schlachter Mr. Robert C. Scholten* Christina and Michael Seymour* Ms. Cynthia Ellen Smith* Dr. Martha L. Smith♢ Mr. and Mrs. Tad Monnett Smith*♢ Jane and Larry Solomon♢ Ms. Joanne L. Sprouse♢ Cathy Stephenson*♢ Dr. James F. Stoddard♢ Jeanne and Edward Stroetz Kathleen M. Sun Bob and Beth Tarkington* Michael and Susan Taylor♢ Jerry and Marcy Tubergen♢ Mr. and Mrs. Roger John Tuuk*♢ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Upton♢ George and Lauri Varga♢ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Vick*♢ John and Kim Wagner♢ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wicksall♢ The Honorable Kurtis T. Wilder♢ Robert and Pauline Young♢ Bill Zheng and Jun Wang*♢

We sincerely appreciate the opportunity to correct any errors or omission, or change your name listing.

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W. Clement Stone Society GOLD MEMBERS ($2,500 - $4,999) Don Russell Baker, D.M.A.*♢ Dr. and Mrs. Peter Rosner Bankoff*♢ Alison Barnsley and Vernon Lee Kathleen Varney Bates*♢ Betty R. Baugh in honor of Dr. Lawrence M. Probes♢ Julie and Daniel Baumeister Matthew and Anne Bean♢ The Beia Family♢ Liz and Jon Bernreuter*♢ Richard and Susan Bingham♢ Dr. Daniel Bonifacio♢ Sue Bowen♢ Amy Bowes Michael and Adrienne Bresler*♢ Carter and Elizabeth Brown Douglas Brown CFP Dr. Leslie Ellen Brown*♢ W. Clark and Karen Bunting Nancy and Martin Chalifour*♢ Phil and Barb Chapman♢ Chris and Cindy Coble Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Cogman♢ Mr. David Cohen Jody Brettkelly and Kevin Coldiron Robin and Alan Cole Heather and Terry Conklin Andrew Cordonnier*♢ Marcia Curran♢ Kenneth V. Dake, Jr.*♢ Erin and Miograg Deric

Ms. Dede Duson*♢ Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Eagan Teresa and Jim Evola♢ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fehrmann♢ Kip and Ann Frautschi Drs. Guy and Andrea Golembiewski♢ Mr. Edward H. Graft♢ Ruth Graft Nicole and Justin Hartings Jerica Hawkins Celeste Demarco and Daniel Hedequist Mrs. Coggin A. Heeringa*♢ Page and Dan Houser*♢ Al and Julie Hurd♢ Greg and Betsy Jacobson*♢ Ms. Catherine Kaas Johnson* Ms. Liz Johnson* Ms. Mary Kathryn Johnson* Susan and Pete Johnson Marana Webber Tost Charitable Fund♢ Mrs. George R. Kempton♢ Tom Denison and Elizabeth Kerle Stephanie Vititoe Kornblum and Aaron Kornblum* Ms. Michele Krohn Mary E. Kropp-Benton and Steve Benton Hazel Lawrence♢ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Leahy Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Lee*♢

Betsy LePoidevin* Alicia and Mark Litton David and Carol Luhman John and Gloria Lyon♢ Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Madigan Christopher and Danielle Makler Honnie and Dick McClear♢ Ms. Patricia Kaiser McCloud*♢ Sarah McCollum-Knight and Howard Knight Jr. Mrs. Nancy McGuire♢ Mr. Jack Allen McKimmy*♢ John G. and Mary E. Melvin♢ James and Jennifer Mesterharm Cathleen Dodge Miller and Clark Miller* David Owsley Miller* Mr. and Mrs. Chris B. Mills Mr. James R. Modrall III♢ Mrs. Carol Morley Beck Ted Jadwin and Ellen Morris*♢ Carrie E. Schuyler Estate♢◌ Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Nelson♢ Bruce and Becky Ogilvie♢ Donna P. Owen Patty Pelizzari♢ Li Juan Zhang and JiaEn Peng Royce Ragland and Kenneth Bloem*♢ Sonja and Michael Randall Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Rhind*♢ Mr. and Mrs. Kent G. Richardson♢

Terry Riedy Patricia and Hunter Roberts Jim and Katie Rose♢ Ms. Pamela Rose Paul Rowley♢ Dr. Jennifer Schell♢ Don and Cathy Schepers*♢ Alexis and Jason Schutzer Kimberly and Kevin Shea Larry and Izzy Francis Smith*♢ Dr. Todd Snead and Mr. Joe Cunningham* Dr. Ann C. Snyder* Mr. Peter Gregory Sotos* Daniel and Maria Staton Adam Sztykiel and Ellie Knaus♢ Mr. John Touhey*♢ David and Joanne Turner*♢ John Varones and Alison Aldrich Mrs. Lori Jane Vickers* Ms. Suzanne Voltz♢ Biao Yang Wang and Chunhui Huang Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Weigel III♢ Mr. and Mrs. Ken Weiner*♢ Ms. Cynthia Marie Whitacre*♢ Rex and Nan Winter Kenneth and Susan Wisser* Jack and Carol Wixted Joan and Randy Woods♢ Florencio and Lauren Yuzon

SILVER MEMBERS ($1,000 - $2,499) Porter and Anita Abbott♢ Doreen Abling Mrs. Dixie Behr Addington* Ms. Duffie A. Adelson*♢ Jack and Judith Adler*♢ Wilbur and Janette Albrecht* Suzanne Albrecht Ms. Dorothy Alig Michael Allen and Eun-Mi Shim David and Jeneen Hollenberg Almdale*♢ Jean Marie and Robert Alpert Ms. Bobbi Ames♢ Seth Ammerman, MD*♢ Mr. Peter Anderson 34

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Katherine and Daniel Appel Dr. and Mrs. Gary D. Armbrecht Messrs. Baidas and Reeves♢ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Baldwin Mr. Mark J. Baleja♢ Ms. Cheryl Bartz* Barbara Bates-Lalick Mr. and Mrs. William G. Batt♢ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baumbusch Ginny and Scott Beall♢ Dr. Richard Beck and Ms. Valerie Harpel♢ Denny and Carole Becker♢ Kirsten Bedway and Simeon Peebler*♢

Mack and Lorraine Beers Reverend Theodore W. Beiderwieden III♢ Theresa and Steve Belford Elaine I. Bell♢ Jeffrey B. and Kathleen Bell♢ Mr. Lawrence Bell Scott and Laura Berman Dr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Bernreuter James and Madge Berryhill♢ Ken Betz♢ Katherine Beyda and Michael Amundson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H. Bilik*♢ Ueli and Janice Binkert*♢

John Birge*♢ Mr. John Blackwell Francie and Brad Blumenfeld* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blumenstein Tim and Dana Boals Susan Bomier and Daniel Stricof* Mr. David Bondurant*♢ Amy and Eric Bouley Richard and Barbara Bowzer Judy and Kevin Boyle Mr. and Mrs. C. Andrew Brickman Ralph and Lorraine Brickman♢ Dr. Roberta Brokaw*♢ Sharon Brown-Sweeney and Patrick Sweeney*

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W. Clement Stone Society Faith Adler Brown*♢ Dan and Kersti Bruining♢ Mr. Vincent Bryson*♢ Mrs. Margaret Bunn♢ Kenneth J. Burger Leslie and David Burgstahler Sr.♢ Jim Burlin In memory of Trygve Carlton Butler* Mr. Jack Lee Cameron*♢ Mr. Thomas L. Capua, Sr.♢ Neil and Mary Carter♢ Jessica Cattelino and Noah Zatz*♢ The Reverend Albert A. Chaffee♢ Steve and Jeannine Chapman*♢ Julia Clark Sarah Clossey* Don and Marylou Coe♢ Donald and Sarah Cohen♢ Christine Cole and Matthew Heerema Mr. Mark Coleman Dr. and Mrs. Michael Peter Collins♢ Christopher Abissi and Gail Comer♢ Howard and Mary Cook♢ Michael and Jean Coonrod*♢ Mr. Daniel P. Corrigan♢ Terry and Steve Donahue Cousins♢ Shelley and Wesley Cowan Hal and Jean Craig Flynn*♢ Anneliese Festersen Crawford and Bob Crawford*♢ Kevin Crowell and Janet Leong*♢ Todd Dalley Mark and Nan Dancer♢ Jessica Davis Major General and Mrs. Arthur T. Dean Mick and Barb DeGraeve♢ Daniel and Koko DeLisi* John and Gayle DeRuiter Mr. and Mrs. George W. Diehl* Robert Byron Dimmick*♢ Earle and Ling Dinsmore Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Disch♢ Susan Donner and Eric Klein♢ Mrs. Nancy L. Dotlo*♢ Janice L. Dougherty* Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Draper Nancy and Berkley Duck♢ Sally and Jim Dutton 35

Mr. and Ms. Matthew Duvall* Judith and Henry Eckstein*♢ Roger and Karen Edgley Bonnie Mills and Douglas Eicher*♢ William Encherman Bill and Pam Evans♢ Bill and Jennifer Ewing♢ Nancy Jordan Fako* Marjorie and Walter Farrell* Mr. John Emmanuel Fernandez* Sue and John Fink Bernard and Marilyn Finn Ms. Audrey Fisch Catherine L. Fischer*♢ Matthew and Renee Fischer* Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Fisher♢ Beth and Joe Fitzsimmons♢ David L. Fleisher Wendy Foreman Mrs. Catherine Franciosi and Mr. Rodney Groleau♢ Joyce and Thomas Freiwald* Jeffrey and Jennifer Friedman Yuko and Jay Frost*♢ Carl and Rondi Fry♢ Gregory Galvin Carl and Eileen Ganter*♢ Martha Garber♢ Ellen and John Gifford Bob and Nancy Giles♢ Dr. and Mrs. Ward R. Gillett♢ Megan and James Gimbel Mark and Laurie Girardin♢ Mrs. Eleanor A. Golden♢ William R. Golden Family♢ Jana Goldman and Michael Smith Lois Goldstein and John Heiam♢ Mr. Michael Good*♢ Mrs. Barbara Goodearl♢ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gordon Roberta Gordon* Ms. Elizabeth Gorman Mr. Jeffery Goyer* Dr. Norma Ruth Green*♢ Mrs. Crystal Gregg* Jonathan Gregoire* Wayne and Mary Gregoire♢ Mr. Jerrold Gretzinger and Ms. Meg Staley♢ Dr. Chris Grobbel♢

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Jerald and Madelon Grobman♢ Anne Royer Guenin* Dr. Margaret E. Gustafson*♢ Mrs. Tammy Hagerty John and Kelly Hall♢ James and Leslie Hamp♢ Drs. Erik Hanby and Dina Khoury Hanby*♢ Dan and Pam Hann* Byron Hanson*♢◌ Linda and Craig Hanson John and Judy Harnish Mr. William Harper Emily Harrison Ms. Mary M. Harrison Irwin Family Fund, a Donor Advised Fund of Renaissance Charitable Foundation John and Virginia Hecker* Nancy M. Hedges Donald Heian Fund*♢ Mr. Allan Heinberg* Harry and Marsha Heinkele* J. Stephen and Lisa L. Henderson*♢ Mark Hepler and Kimberly Purdy Paula and Kenneth Herbart*♢ Silvana Herrera and Jose Gorostiza Mr. Peter N. Heydon♢ John G. Hildebrand*♢ John and Shirley Hoagland♢ Walter Hoegy♢ David and Deborah Holloway Heidi Holman Mrs. Carol Honigberg♢ Cindy Hoorn* Janet Horn and Alan Yuspeh* Pam and Steve Horne♢ Barbara and Donald Hosmer*♢ David Reid and Kathi Houston♢ Michael and Marsha Howard♢ Ann Hubbard*♢ Jason Hubbard* Kim Huskey* Mrs. Bart Ingraham♢ David and Ann Iris♢ Mrs. Terri Izzo♢ Brian and Jennifer Jaffe*♢ John J. and Margaret M. Jaqua Judy Jashinsky Jean and Scott Jenkins

Dr. Jana Jirak Dorothy A. Johnson♢ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson♢ Mr. and Mrs. William D. Johnson♢ Mr. Thomas O'Paty Jones* V. Stewart and Connie Jose*♢ William and Jackie Joyner Dr. and Mrs. Edward Kalat*♢ David Kam and Kristi Hameedi♢ Mr. Dean P. Kasperzak Mr. Jeffrey Bruce Katz* Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kausler♢ Mrs. Linda Kehr♢ Dr. Lauren Keinath♢ Kevin and Trine Kelly♢ Mr. Theodore Luce Kempton*♢ Mrs. Mary Kenny* Leonard Kichler Stephen and Ethel Kikoler*♢ Jeffrey and Julie Kimpton*♢ Alan Kirby and Theresa Pleasants Molly and Brian Kirk Martha and Christopher Kitchen*♢ Douglas B. Klaue♢ Lester and Becky Knight♢ Matt and Deborah Knudstrup♢ Drs. Matthew and Angela Kodsi Wilmar A. and Karen L. Kohne*♢ Dr. William Kopp* Brian and Peggy Kozminski♢ Caroline Straty Kraft and Noah Kraft* Kim Krans* Jeffrey Krysinski Jim and Kris Kunz♢ James Kure Ms. Kathryn Laura Kurtz* Lana Lai Ginger Speigel Lane*♢ Ian and Karen Latchford♢ Ms. Brenda Lau♢ Laurie and Kevin Lavrack Dr. David Lai Lee* Heather Lee and Matthew Rossing* Millicent E. Leenhouts Mrs. Ruth L. Leonard♢ Amelia Lewinson David and Jan Libengood*♢ Ms. Dency A. Lippert*♢ Mr. Robert R. Litle♢ WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG

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W. Clement Stone Society - continued Dr. and Mrs Michael London♢ Ms. Carol Duff Love* Bruce and Julie Lowing Drs. Peter Lucas and Linda McAllister Marilyn Lufkin Greg and Stephanie Luyt Mr. Scott David Lyons* Mr. Donald G. MacDougall♢ David and Lorah MacIntosh♢ Stewart and Marty MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. John P. Makinen♢ Sarah Coade-Mandell and Peter Mandell*♢ Karl and Barbara Marsh*♢ Emily and Timothy Marshall James and Laurel Mason♢ Mr. John Ruder Mason*♢ Dana and Murray Matson♢ Mr. and Mrs. John W. Matz, Jr.♢ Beth and Vance Maultsby Valerie and Geoffrey Maynard Brian and Carly McCall*♢ Joseph and Terri McCarthy*♢ John and Pamela McDonald John McGarry and Michelle Wernli*♢ Karen C. McGirr♢ Patty and Mark McGrath Mr. James A. McIntyre♢ Mrs. Patricia A. McMahon-Eichenlaub*♢ Laura and Steve Melvin♢ Ms. Mary-Ann Metrick*♢ Laurel Meyer Ms. Susan E. Michener♢ Mark and Brenda Michuda Renee and Harry Mika Stephen B. Milbauer*♢ Dr. and Mrs. G. Robert Miller♢ Ray and Maryellen Miller♢ The William G. Miller III Family♢ Dr. Chip Miller* William Milliken Jr. Jay and Jennifer Mills* George and Elizabeth Milstein Rick and Bonnie Mizell*♢ Ms. Paula Dodez Moeckel* Ms. Iris Jee Moon* Elizabeth and Mike Mooney Deirdre E. and Dennis E. Moore 36

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Mrs. Loren Mansbach Moore*♢ Thomas and Barbara Moore Ms. Julie Moran♢ Cheryl and Dave Morley Mr. David Morley Dr. Paul L. Morris*♢ The Old Stones Foundation, Inc.♢ Beth and Dan Mosher Mike and Kathy Moyer♢ Eric and Amy Jo Mueller♢ Bette and Benson Munger* Dennis and Judy Murphy*♢ Drs. James Musser and Camille Leugers Dr. and Mrs. M.R.S. Nair♢ Tammy and Stuart Nam Mr. and Mrs. R. Nawrocki♢ Bill and Carolyn Neale Sharon and David Neff*♢ Bonnie Nescot and Tim Barr♢ Abigail and Mark Nestlehutt Mr. Paul Neustadt Boyd Newman*♢ Sabrina Newton♢ Dr. Mary Ann Niesen* Diane and Jay Niland Chris Noga♢ Sandra Norlin♢ Mr. L. Andrew Norman♢ Ms. Ellen Auwers Northway* Dr. and Mrs. William Northway♢ Mrs. Lisbeth Oana James and Patty Oehmke Ms. Laurie L. Oldford Maggey and David Oplinger* Martha Orloff♢ Dr. Carol Ebert Oseroff*♢ David and Stephanie Osser* Ms. Janet L. Paepke*♢ Carrie Shuchart and Minsok Pak Peter and Sarah Payette*♢ Mr. Karl Pearson♢ Jean S. Kettering Patrick McCool and Maureen Penfold♢ Zhao Peng and Jianmin Xing Craig and Kate Pepple Rodolfo and Margaret Perez♢ Ms. Mary Peters♢ Steve and Sarah Pfeil♢

John and Kathy Polanski Julia and Jeffrey Poole* Christine Kyprianides Potter and Gary Potter* Mrs. June Prein♢ Lisa Preis and Jeffrey Wong Gus and Jennifer Puryear George and Carol Quarderer♢ David Wright and Julie Quinn♢ Tamar Rabb Jack Randall* John H. Ray♢ Ms. Polly Rea♢ Mr. Daniel F. Remahl♢ June Rengo♢ Patricia Richardson♢ April Ricotta and Shirish Balachandra Mr. Jeremy Michael Robb*♢ Katharine and Ronald Robey* Mrs. Marcia Rose♢ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rose* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Roszell Dave and Tammie Rousseau Banna Rubinow*♢ Michael Ruch Pamela Ruiter-Feenstra and Steve Feenstra Mr. John Ryan Julia Ryan Mr. Daniel Sandberg* Dr. Bill Scharf♢ Lisa and Thomas Schermerhorn♢ Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Schmidt♢ Paul Schmuckal♢ Eric and Therese Schneider*♢ Marie and William Schretzmann Mr. Joshua Jacob Schulteis* Peter and Sharon Schuur* Steve and Joy Schwarting John and Jane Scott*♢ Pam and David Seabury♢ Patricia Seiler Drs. Lara Setti and Chris Clark Patricia Sharpnack Michael and Sally Shaw♢ Patricia and Scribner Sheafor*♢ Na Shen and Yong Wang Ms. Karla Sherman♢ Mason Showalter*♢ Mr. John R. Shreves♢

Kristen and Edward Sihler Michael and Jennifer Skinner*♢ Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Smart♢ Dr. Barry D. Smith♢ Ms. Christine K. Smith* Henry Charles Smith and Norma Jean Falink* Drs. Alfred Spector and Rhonda Kost Mr. C. Lowell Spence Alana R. Spiwak and Sam L. Stolbun*♢ Dr. Aaron C. Stander and Ms. Mary K. Monteith*♢ Mr. Bruce Warner Stark* Debby Starnes and Sons*♢ Don and Karen Stearns Dick Steiger♢ Ms. Martha Purdy Stein*♢ Jim and Beth Stephens Ross and Dianne Stephenson♢ Dr. Donald Scott Stepita* Dennis and Sandra Stockemer Dave and Kate Stout♢ Mr. Nicholas Alan Stovall* Bruce and Jane Stowe♢ Mr. Ronald F. Stowe* John and Nan Strickler♢ Ms. Laura Strong*♢ Kathryn and Duncan Stuart*♢ Lisa L. Swem*♢ Mr. Patrick Szymanski and Ms. Margery Lieber♢ Dr. Gene D. Tang♢ Jerry R. Tejcek, DC♢ Mrs. Joyce Martin Thibodeaux*♢ Mr. and Mrs. Cy Thiel♢ Herm and Laurie Thomas♢ Richard and Nancy Thompson♢ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thorne♢ John and Doris Toher♢ Alma Torres and Gonzalo Gonzalez Stanley Towers Herman Triezenberg and Elizabeth Mostrom♢ John and Penny Tropman♢ Mr. Lei Tung* Mrs. Gerhild Uhl♢ Gretchen Uhlinger*♢ Durette M. Upton*♢ Michael and Kim Upton*♢ Gary C. and Margaret A. Valade♢

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W. Clement Stone Society - continued Ben and Donica Van Voorhees* Mr. Douglas VanZoeren and Ms. Patricia Markovich*♢ Stephen Vann*♢ Gerald and Teresa Varani♢ Jim and Anne von der Heydt Dr. Petra von Kulajta and Mr. Timothy Werner♢ Margaret von Walthausen♢◌ Bryan Vongerichten Mrs. Olive Urling Wagner* Melanie S. Walker and Gabe Racz* Ms. Frances Wallace♢ Rick and Christine Walter*♢ Andy and Elizabeth Walters♢ Kent and Nancy Walton♢

Ms. Marcia Ward*♢ Price and Jane Watts♢ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Weidenbaum♢ Elisabeth Morrow and Ben Weinberg*♢ Jack Wenstrand and Linda Yoshida Wenstrand*♢ Ms. Jennifer Lynn Wesling*♢ Mr. and Mrs. Tim L. Westbay♢ Dr. Patricia Anne Wetzel* Ms. Anne Elizabeth Wharton* Carla Wheeler and Jeff Naimon Rod and Amelia Whitbeck Mrs. Evangeline White♢ Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. White Ms. Diane Wilbur♢

Tim and Kathleen Wiley♢ Ms. Linda Wilhelms♢ John Wilkinson and Robin Silva-Wilkinson♢ Mrs. Mickey Wilkinson♢ Don and Ginny Williams♢ Diane Holcomb Wilshere and Kevin Wilshere*♢ Susan and James Wilson Janet Wolf♢ Christopher Wolfe and Jillian Miner*♢ Drs. Douglas and Margo Woll♢ Polly Wong and Kin Shing Tong Dr. Thomas E. Wright*♢ Judith Yates♢

John and Pamela Yeager♢ Angela Ying and John Ruhland Ms. M. Christine Young♢ Mr. Michael Young♢◌ Mrs. Patricia Young Simone and Thomas Young♢ Dr. C. Winton Reynolds III and Ms. Lauren Zachry-Reynolds* Mrs. Martha Zahn♢ Margaret Zhang*

Recognition and Memorial Gifts Gifts were given by donors in honor or memory of the following: Lara Allison Sophia Anasis Taki Atsumi Charles W. Attwood Ricki Rae Babcock Nadji Eleanor Lee Bach Marilyn and Virgil Baker Randy Bank Robert and Barbara Bayless Robert G. Beadle Matthew M. Bean Jr, IAC & Alexander C. Bean, IAC Robert Beaupre Benjamin Beckman Jennifer and Dan Benbow Sterling Berry Lawrence Biggs Alcestis Bishop Perry Steve Bishop Ruth Blocksma Ruth Naomi Enss Blocksma Roberta Bolig Robert and Margaret Bracken Patty Brook Patty Brookover 37

Diane Brown Stafford Bill Brown William Buchbinder Trygve Carlton Butler Roger and Shirley Calsibet Mr. Robert Canvasser Mary Carland Caroline Salma Carter Jerry Cerny Blanche, Jerry & Bill Cerny Margaret Chadwell Ellen Chew Fred Child & Performance Today In honor of Tom Childs, an inspiration to our daughter, Hannah Allen, IAA 2018 John Church Bill Church Sandy Clark Mr. Max Clayton Deborah Cohen Richard and Betty Coleman Betty Coleman Colleen

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Ruthmary Coohon Katherine Cooke and Ariel and Michael Lowenstern Dr. Coonrod and Dr. Lymenstull Thomas Corson Dick Crampton Eric (Rick) Charles Culver Jim Dalley Clarence David Stephen Dessereau Trey Devey My parents, JoAnn and Bill Dimmick Louis & Magdalene Donakowski Fred Douglas Earl Dryden Lois Eaton Essential Workers Craig Ewart Sonya Ewing Roger Favorite Katie Lynn Fellman's everlasting pursuit of hitting all the right notes Dick Fiegel Kenneth C. Fischer

Franklin Fitch Butler Carol Fleisher Susan Flynn Carlton Ford Janet C. and Edward D. Friedman Jefferson Kenji Frost Chad Gapinski & Nora Robinson Gordon Gard Joseph Gifford Bob and Nancy Giles Don Gillis Delores Gimbosa Turner Maggie Gingras James Ernest Glenn Jim Glenn Louise Goldberg Mary and Donald Gonzales Mary Gonzales John Gordon Marion Stark Gringorten Deryl Hamann Bill Hankins Byron Hanson Loretta Hart Jim Harvey WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG

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Recognition and Memorial Gifts - continued Donald Havenstein Mary Hazelton Everest Head, IAA'19 John Heater Nancy Hecox Audree Hedequist Dr. Albert and Catherine Heustis John Hilliard Vernon Hipwell Harry Wayne Hoffmann, Jr. Russell & Annabelle Holcomb David Holland Ronald L. Horn Christopher John Horsch Madeline Horton Dr. Matthew Houghton Jean Grace Houston, IAC 1953 Emily Hunt, previous student & counsellor Evelyn Hunter Michael Jackson of Traverse City Roger and Mary Jane Jacobi Jeffrey Jacobs in honor of your birthday Rebecca Jacobs Leonards Michael Erik Jacobson Diana Jaensch Carol Jantsch Kenneth Jewel Dr. Kenneth Jewell Jessica Kamen Joe Kaminsky Harriet Katz's 80th birthday David G. Kay Beth Kelly Jeremy Kempton David Kimball Janice Kiyomi Kuse Hamilton Joseph Knitzer Jeanette Koch Dolores Krilow-Kranzberg Susan LaFollette Shlaes Mel Larimer Melvin S. Larimer Katie Larson Molly Lien Guylene Litle Elizabeth Pierce Litteral, DMA Amanda Logue Hudson, IAA 2006 Rosemary Lotter 38

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Pat Lottie William C. Loveland Bill Loveland Shirley Lovinggood Erin Lowery Paul Lowry Max Lucas Charles and Janice Lundstrom Herbert & Nettie Lyon Joseph E. Maddy Janice A. Mall, Dancer at Interlochen 1962 & 1963 Leon Marciniak Enrique Marquez Marcia Marvel Isabella Mascheroni '10 Aaron Leonard McCloud Dana S McCormick Eliana McCoy, a passionate believer in the mission of Interlochen Mary McGee The late Juliet McGuire Galen McKenna Julie McKnight Blair McMillen Cecile Metrick Alex Michaels Agnes Eilene Milloy Virginia Minor Ty Mittelstaedt Patrick Mitten Bill Moore IAA 68 Nancy Moore Dorothy Moroff Nancy Louise Morris Robert Morris Joseph Morrissey and the dance program Robert Murphy Sam & Emily Nescot Your mother Wilhelmina G. Nichols, 1936-2020 Jeffery Norris Trevor Nuckols E. Bradley Oldenburg Jr. and Shirley L. Kanka Gertrude Olsen Bill Paine Hanna Pak Elaine Parker Shaw

Thom Paulson Rodolfo, Margaret and David Perez Tess Perkins Kelly Marie Peterson Peral George Petritz Piano Faculty Mrs. Mildred Rita Pierce Rudy Pozzatti Joseph Presto Sr. and Marie Presto Dr. Lawrence M. Probes Zigi Quastler Theodore K Rabb Yoko Redfern Drs. Mildred and Harold Richardson Richard S. Richter Craig Roselieb M/M Martin Ross - 39th Wedding Anniversary Leland Rossi Dan Ruggles, IAA 1983 Anne Ruhland Dave Russell Fiona Russell Jim Rybicki Charles Sacquety Barbara Sandys Becky Schamis Sloan E. Scherr, Graduate Tamara Schmiege Ben Schneck Cynthia Schofield, PhD Elisabeth Schreiber Susan Schubering Flynn Leo Sebastion Keeslar Gene and Mary Siddall Diane Solomon Stephen Solomon Janice Spencer Oliver Springsteen's 15th birthday Thomas Steffe Bernice Steiner Richard Steinman Clarence "Dude" Stephenson Sons Steven and James Mickey Stevens, IAA '65 Lucie Alig (IAA '10) & Bill "Reed" Stewart (IAA '09) Dr. Austin Stewart Robert Stine Kathleen Stocking

Daniel Stolper Eric Stomberg Ronald Stoops Sigurd Swanson NMC staff 1946-1973 Nancy Nutting Swearingen Norman Swick Jim Tarr Margaret Ann Taylor Blair Taylor class of 2003 Makayla Thompson James Vculek Jerrel Vickers Susie Vigland Scott & Lucie James Vogel Roger Wallace George Walters Cindy Wang Dorothy Watkins John R. Weathery William and Doris Weissler Grace Westermann Anna Wheeler Rosenquist Avalyn Wilson McGinley Taylor Wizner Sue Ann Wolski Jaie Woodard IAC 02-04 IAA 04-06 Brian Woodcock Brian Woolcock Amy Wordelman Grayson Yuzon Miles & Logan Zaud Ara Zerounian

Through the Camp and Academy Memorial Scholarship, additional gifts were made in honor and memory of the following: Charles Bay Lois Driscoll May Adelaide Hinken Jeffrey Urban Andra Winkelman Barr Katherine Wiseman

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Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations $100,000 and above Allen Foundation Edmund F. and Virginia B. Ball Foundation, Inc.♢ Canadian Friends of Interlochen♢ Caplin Foundation Chormann Family Foundation♢ Corporation for Public Broadcasting♢ Corson Family Foundation, Inc.♢ Allen B. Cutting Foundation♢ Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund♢ Foster Family Foundation Frey Foundation♢ Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation♢ Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow Foundation♢ Herrick Foundation Marvin and Betty Danto Family Foundation State of Michigan Department of State Police Hamann Family Fund of the Omaha Community Foundation Reliance Aerotech Inc. Tolleson Wealth Management Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program♢ $50,000 - $99,999 Consolidated Rail Corporation Herbert H. and Barbara C. Dow Foundation♢ Kettering Family Philanthropies M.E.H. Foundation♢ The Mallory Foundation♢ Mariel Foundation♢ Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs♢ Morgan Stanley Global Impact The Pattis Family Foundation♢ Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving♢ Wege Foundation Matilda R. Wilson Fund♢ $25,000 - $49,999 The Alden and Vada Dow Family Foundations♢ Ayco Charitable Foundation 39

Edith Blodgett Legacy Fund of The Brookby Foundation♢ CASERVE Foundation♢ The Robert and Patricia Colby Foundation DeRoy Testamentary Foundation♢ Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund♢ Harry A. & Margaret D. Towsley Foundation♢ Irish Capital, LLC♢ Jewish Federation of Cleveland♢ The Kline Family Foundation♢ Macauley and Helen Dow Whiting Foundation Marsh Law Firm PLLC $10,000 - $24,999 American Endowment Foundation The R.B. Annis Educational Foundation♢ Attwood Foundation Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bessemer Trust Bonisteel Foundation Charles and Rita Anderson Foundation Judith Haskell Brewer Fund of The Community Foundation for a greater Richmond Daniel L. Nir and Jill E. Braufman Family Foundation Inc. Harrison Family Fund of the Douglas County Community Foundation Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation♢ Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation♢ Grand Rapids Community Foundation♢ The Greater Kansas City Community Foundation♢ Green Brick Foundation Higher Ground Foundation Inc. Howard Miller Company♢ Howard Miller Foundation Huntington National Bank♢ Jenny H. Krauss and Otto F. Krauss Charitable Foundation Trust♢ Jephson Educational Trusts John P. Kavooras Charitable Trust

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Klorfine Foundation Benard L. Maas Foundation Mae E. Demmer Charitable Trust Milton Harris Investments Limited Miriam U. Hoover Foundation Music Moves Me Inc Peco Foundation♢ Santa Barbara Foundation Hamer D. and Phyllis C. Shafer Foundation♢ Swilcan Properties LLC The Frances R. Luther Charitable Trust The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust♢ United Jewish Foundation♢ Wilsonart $5,000 - $9,999 American Proficiency Institute, Inc. Arts Midwest♢ Margaret & Marshall Bartlett Family Foundation♢ Benefaction Foundation California Community Foundation Charitable Adult Rides & Service Inc. The Chicago Community Foundation♢ Dick & Betsy DeVos Foundation Dustin's Dream Inc. The Benson & Edith Ford Fund♢ Google News Initiative The Greater Cincinnati Foundation♢ The Hall Houseman Family Foundation Pugsley Fund of HRK Foundation Jerry & Marcia Tubergen Foundation♢ The Judith and Marshall Meyer Foundation, Inc. North Texas National Christian Foundation Philosopher's Information Center♢ Piper Sandler Companies The Ralph L. and Winifred E. Polk Foundation♢ Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Steven & Kathryn Bandstra Foundation♢ The Stephen E. Upton & Elizabeth

Vial Upton Charitable Lead Trust Top Line Electric LLC Walt Disney Company Foundation $1,000 - $4,999 AmazonSmile Foundation American Heart Association Apple, Inc. Batt Family Foundation♢ The Baumbusch Foundation Blain's Farm & Fleet Blumenstein Family Foundation Douglas Brown & Associates LLC The Burgstahler Foundation Caeli Communications, LLC Chevron Humankind Christian Consulting LLC Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts Program♢ Jack, Evelyn & Richard Cole Family Foundation♢ The Columbus Foundation♢ Community Foundation For Southeastern Michigan♢ Community Foundation of Greater Chattanooga The Community Foundation of Louisville Inc.♢ Community Foundation of Sarasota Dayton Foundation Depository Inc♢ Eagan Family Foundation Exxon Corporation Education Fdn♢ F & J S Fund, Inc. Ferson Creek Fund Margaret Zhang Frederick S. Upton Foundation♢ Friends of the Venice Gateway Fruehauf Foundation♢ Generations Fund♢ Google Matching Gifts Program Grand Haven Area Community Foundation♢ Hagerty♢ Philip S. Harper Foundation♢ Illinois Tool Works Foundation♢ Indian River Community Foundation Innovia Foundation J R E Enterprises, LLC Jacobson Associates♢ John J. Frautschi Family Foundation WWW.INTERLOCHEN.ORG

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Foundations, Corporations, and Organizations - continued JPMorgan Chase Foundation♢ Leelanau Solar Eli Lilly and Company Foundation♢ Lilly Endowment Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. Micheli Family Foundation Michigan State University Knight Center for Environmental Journalism The Minneapolis Foundation Morley Foundation♢

Matching Gifts Apple, Inc. Bank of America Foundation Benzie Sunrise Rotary Club Caterpillar Foundation CBRE Foundation, Inc. Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts Program ConocoPhillips Eaton Corporation

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The Mosaic Foundation♢ Charles Stewart Mott Foundation♢ National Christian Foundation, Indiana Network For Good♢ North Lake Foundation Northwest Michigan Arts & Culture Network Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation Inc.♢ The Old Stones Foundation Inc. Oliver Family Foundation

The Oregon Community Foundation♢ Pepsi-Cola Bottling Group♢ Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area Community Foundation♢ Ed & June Prein Foundation♢ Qualcomm Matching Grant Program Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Rite-Hite Holding Corporation Robet Foundation, Inc. Sigma Alpha Iota Philanthropies, Inc.♢

Stricof Family Foundation TD Ameritrade Theo B. Bean Foundation Inc.♢ TIAA Charitable Tom's Food Markets, Inc.♢ The Weigel Family Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation♢ Wilhelms Family Foundation Windemuller, Inc.♢ The Woll-Yellin Family Foundation♢ R M Young Company♢

The following corporations and foundations gave to Interlochen through their matching gift programs:

Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Exxon Corporation Education Foundation Google Matching Gifts Program Hewlett Packard Company IBM Corporation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Intel Foundation Irish Boat Shop Johnson & Johnson

Lilly Endowment Lumina Foundation for Education, Inc. Microsoft Corporation National Football League Northern Trust Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation Inc. Pfizer Inc Pharmacia & Upjohn Foundation

Piper Sandler Companies Qualcomm Matching Grant Program Rotary Charities of Traverse City ServiceNow UnitedHealth Group Inc Walt Disney Company Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation

THE HERITAGE SOCIETY

All in for Interlochen

The Rubinow family: Stuart, Judith, and Banna (l-r)

Becoming a Heritage Society member was an easy decision for Banna Rubinow to make.

Banna and her siblings were tried and true Banna today campers, through and through. Stuart attended six years (1955-60), Judith (1958-64) seven years, and Banna (1958-66), the youngest, spent nine years as a camper. Banna still wanted more of Interlochen and enrolled as an Arts Academy student. That was a tougher sell for her family.

She begged her parents to allow her to attend Academy.

Hesitant to let Banna leave home, her parents told her that she could go if she received a scholarship. However, they refused to complete the required application form.

Banna resolutely visited the Admission Office every day at Camp with a new reason for a policy exception.

She was so persuasive that she was awarded a one-half tuition scholarship, becoming the first female theatre student to receive a scholarship to the Academy.

Banna has come full circle in making a provision for an endowed scholarship at Interlochen in her estate.

Thanks to Banna, future generations of Camp and Academy students can thrive at Interlochen­—and start their own family traditions and legacies.

"Nine summers at Camp permeated and enriched my entire life. What I learned about the arts, coupled with an astonishing number of enduring friendships, touches me in some way every single day. I couldn’t have attended the Academy without a scholarship. Although I’ve donated to Interlochen regularly for more than 50 years, I realized it was time to think about my legacy. Interlochen absolutely has to be a large part of it." — Banna Rubinow (IAC/NMC 58-66; IAA 66-67) 41

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THE HERITAGE SOCIETY The Heritage Society recognizes donors who have honored Interlochen with planned gifts. Heritage Society members enhance the tradition of artistic and broadcasting excellence at Interlochen by supporting its future generations.

Through wills, charitable gift annuities, charitable annuity trusts, charitable remainder unitrusts, lead trusts, gifts of insurance, retirement plans, or other arrangements, Heritage Society members make provisions today that will benefit Interlochen by providing opportunities for the creative changemakers of tomorrow.

For more information about becoming a Heritage Society member, please contact Kathleen Kasdorf, Director of Planned Giving, at 231.276.7637 or kathleen.kasdorf@interlochen.org.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Alsaker Dr. Seth David Ammerman* Robert Wade Anderson* Dean W. Anderson* Audrey Andrews* Charles and Laurel Angus Jon & Mary Armstrong David & Tricia (Graham) Arthurs* Sheila Baker in Memory of Dr. Russell Putnam George and Merry Ball* Mrs. Jean Maschmeyer Bardonner ('46)* Clark W. Barnes* Charles W. Barr II Cheryl E. Bartz* Kathleen Varney Bates* Walter J. and Jeanne M. Beecher* Phyllis Gold Berenson* Liz & Jon Bernreuter* J.G. Bertrand, MD Helga & Jerry Bilik* William Whipple Bing* Thomas E. & Edith M. Bletcher* Mr. Christopher Borgmeyer & Dr. Christina Fuhrman* Peter W. Bowman* Mr. Ted Braciak Robert E. Bracken* Mark J. Brandfonbrener* 42 42

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Maureen Breen Victoria Brehm* Ellen Brehm* Marcy Jean Brenner* Michael Jay Bresler* Ann Marie and Gregory Brink* Eric T. Bronsky* Dr. Leslie Ellen Brown* Mrs. Doris A. Brucker* Gordon F. Brunner Family Helen and Tony Buday Mrs. Dorothy B. Burke Jack L. Cameron* Christopher T. Cantwell* Marilyn Carlson* Ruth Aurand Casserly* Ralph and Maureen Cerny Lawrence W. and Barbara L. Clarkson* Mr. and Mrs. Don V. Cogman Deborah J. Cohen* Richard F. Colker Eileen Hanson Combs* Fred Michael Combs* Catherine L. Compton* Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cooper Betsy Davidson and Sheryl Coston* Sharon F. Cramer, Ph.D.* Kenneth Vaughan Dake, Jr.*

Joanne Danto* Portia Dean Michael Dermody* Mr. John Robert DeYoung* John and Sally Dickinson* Robert Byron Dimmick* Beth Susan Dochinger* Robert & Nancy Doughty Dawn Dreisbach*⚘ Sandra & Gary Drew* Julie Irene Duke* Diane L. Dupuis* Marge Eckert* Carl Ellenberger & Emi L. Snavely* Carol and Charles Emmons, Jr.* Natalie Priest Yaw & Scott Erskine* Stephanie Glazer Ettelson* Barbara & Gordon Evans* Ann Fairhurst & Mark Cipra* Diana Jean Farran* Michael C. Faulhaber* Jo Faulmann* Dr. Michael James Finton* Kenneth and Penelope Fischer* Gerald B. and Catherine L. Fischer* Nancy Vaden Fitton* James R. Flagg David Foster* Jay Frost and Yuko Iida* Andrew Gerber* * Interlochen alumni

Dr. Beth Gilbert* Randall Kerry Goff* Dr. George Goldberg* Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Goodman Roberta Gordon* Barbara Gordon and Bradley Gordon C. Joanne Grabinski* Sondra Joyce Graff* Nancy Hancock Griffith* Helen J. Grinnell Margie Guyot* Meri Gyves* Luke Haase Daniel & Pamela Hann* Julia Hansen* Michael Hansen Judith Rachel Harris and Tony Woolfson* Elizabeth Lindsay Harrison* David B. Hattner* Stephen E. Hayden* Paul Heaton* Ruth Mary Heeler* Coggin A. Heeringa* Eleanor J. Heinz* David F. Heroy* Walter Herrick Martha and Jack Hicks* Dr. Barbara C. High

⚘ New Heritage Society Members

The Heritage Society- continued Dr. Philip Hillstrom* Rebecca Hinks* Howard H. Hintze* Mrs. Vern (Shirley) Stocklin Hipwell* Naomi Hoffmeyer*⚘ Jacqueline R. Hofto* Carolyn Kimball Holmquist Gary J. Holt* Barbara & Donald Hosmer* Andy Howell & Carol Howell Dr. Karen Hrapkiewicz* Candace M. Hughes* Julie M. & Albert E. Hurd, 3d Barton J. Ingraham & Gail G. Ingraham Daniel Jackson* Timothy M. Jackson* T. Michael and Joan L. Jackson Doreen E. Jagodnik*⚘ Roseanne Jamrok* Liz Johnson* Marilyn R. Johnson William C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glen Jones Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Jordan, Jr. William Joy Edward W. Kahler Jr.* John R. Kane* Daniel L. Kanter* Richard A. Kaplan* Jan Reinhart Kelley* Dr. Charles & Delores Kelly* Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kempton Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kent* Alan R. Klispie and Cindy Scaruffi Klispie* Carl Koivuniemi & Paul Burkhart* Robert James Lange* Richard Larkin* Judy Kutzen Levin* Richard and Sally Lewis* Jill Libman* Louise Abigail Linden* Lewis Fredric Lipnick* Dr. and Mrs. John Lipson* Arthur P. Logan* Maureen Morrison Long* Bruce A. Loomis 43

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Kenneth Lowenberg* Peter M. and Janet M. Lyon⚘ Rosemary M. Malocsay* Roy Malool Malcolm Manley Laura and Christopher Martin* Drs. William B. and Yvonne C. Martin John Ruder Mason* Mr. and Mrs. Gary May Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Mayfield* William J. McClintock* Patricia Kaiser McCloud* Kathy McCune* John McGarry and Michelle Wernli* Joel McNeely and Margaret Batjer* Nancy J. Meek Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Metrick* Raymond A. Miller Drs. Nicholas and Elaine Mischler Craig and Shari Morgan* Brian R. Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Paul L. Morris* Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. Nelson The Reverend Douglas Reed Nettleton* Mr. and Mrs. Myrl D. Nofziger Mr. and Mrs. E. George Osius* Kathy Wells Paauw, '77* Daniel Abbott Packard IV* Ms. Cyd Pacot Janet L. Paepke* Daniel and Barbara Palazuk* Cynthia Folsom and James Patterson Lee Edward Percy* Susan Myers Peterson* Ms. Rebecca Phelps and Rev Dr. Linda Patrick* Joan Pollock* Delmar and Ruth Proctor* Max and Linda Proffitt Leeann Ray and Kevin Graham* Sue Raye Sarah Marks Richards* Frank and Milli Richmond* Katherine Rines

⚘ New Heritage Society Members

Charlotte (Lytle) Moon (Robbins)* Mary Agnes Roberts* Edward Roberts III and Wilma J. Patterson Cynthia Elayne Robertson* Lynn K. White and Barrett J. Rollins* Mr. John S. Ross, Jr. and Mrs. Ruth D. Ross Banna Rubinow*⚘ Alexander G. Ruthven, II Becky Ruthven Mr. and Mrs. David Sanders Robert C. Scholten* Libby Parkhurst Scott* Melinda Scott* Stephen Shetron Mary DeLano Sholkovitz* Steven and Rachel Sindell* Claire Corson Skinner and James P. Skinner* Larry and Isabel (Izzy) Smith* Van P. and Margaret A. Smith Dr. Martha L. Smith Dr. Linda Snyder* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sofhauser* James and Ann Spica* Arturo Steely* Martha Purdy Stein* Catherine Stephenson* Ms. Marjorie Stettbacher* Dr. Sallie Streib* Tom Sudinsky and Scott Sproles* Evy Kaplan Fischlowitz Sussman* Gina Maria Tabachki* Susan and George Tagatz* Allen & Ann Taylor Mr. David Terrell and Mrs. Diana Terrell Catherine-Aimee L. Thompson* Frances Eleanor Tibbals* Art & Jill Tiefenbach Rev. Dr. Christina L. Tillotson* Philip and Julie Trudeau Randy and Patty Tucker* Eugenia K. Ulrich Mr. and Mrs. William D. Upton Roger and Tina Valade*

Margaret A. Valade Roberta Ciasullo VanMeter* Dr. Toni VanHandel Stephen Vann* Ms. Suzanne Voltz Erika D. Walker* Anne-Marie Wall Suzanne Walters* Michael A. Waschevski* Ellen Elliott Weatherbee* Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weinberg* Frederick Weldy* Candace Wiebener* Leva Wiechmann Diane L. Wilbur The Honorable Kurtis Wilder Joan Williams* James and Susan Wilson Carol Wilson Allen Richard S. Winkler*⚘ George J. Worden* Mr. John Wunsch and Ms. Laura Wigfield* Naomi Yoelin* Dr. Elizabeth Young and Dr. Robert Lovell* Barry Zalph* Christine Heustis Zimmer*

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VOLUNTEERS

The Interlochen Annual Fund Committee: Support Near and Far While the pandemic restricted campus access for much of the year, by mid-May volunteers began returning to plant flowers, work in Stone cafeteria, and sew in the Mallory Costume Shop—bringing a welcome step back toward normal.

Some volunteers were able to work year-round. A few helped out on campus at the Dennison Center and at IPR. One off-campus group—Interlochen’s Annual Fund Committee (IAFC)—worked from all parts of the country to make sure people stayed connected to Interlochen.

The IAFC is a passionate group of alumni, parents, and friends who serve as ambassadors for Interlochen by contacting members of the Interlochen family and personally inviting them to continue their support or thank them for their past support.

Lesley Matheson stepped into the role as chair and welcomed new members Anni Denzel (IAC 99-04), Sarah Bye (ICA St 21), and Laurie Bayless (IAC St 84-91, 95-97, 02-04, 08; ICCA 11, 13). They joined the committee who called and wrote personal notes

to hundreds of donors encouraging them to continue supporting scholarships for exceptional student experiences.

They are true champions of Interlochen—giving their time as well as their own gifts to the Annual Fund or Interlochen Public Radio.

The IAFC is always welcoming new members.

For more information, contact Stephanie Pierce, Director of Annual Giving, at 231.276.7622 or stephanie.pierce@interlochen.org.

“My son Leland (IAC 14-17; IAA 17-21) graduated from IAA as a four-year trumpet major. I treasure the memories of every jazz performance, the thrill from the conductor’s magic with the orchestra, the frigid wintery nights in February, the sheer joy on the students’ faces postperformance. I loved every minute. IAA launched another performer into the world, one who wants to have an impact. I want to help support Interlochen for many years, to help ensure others, too, have this opportunity.”

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The Transformative Power of Interlochen

My daughter Kendra (IAC 09; IAC St 13) found the heart of Interlochen. In one short summer, the power of Interlochen transformed her and then me.

I saw Interlochen’s beauty. I learned of its heritage and innovative educational purpose. I saw it connecting young people from all over the world who share a passion for self-discovery and creativity.

I knew I wanted to help preserve those qualities, to enhance the student experience and to help make Interlochen more accessible to young artists, regardless of their socioeconomic status. It has been a privilege to do so through my service on the Interlochen Board of Trustees.

Glynn with Kendra (l) and Charlene

I would like to thank my fellow trustees, who have shared their time—arguably the most precious of all investments—and helped Interlochen advance toward its second century. One of those trustees, the Honorable Kurtis Wilder, will take over as chair—an exceptional choice of a leader.

Lastly, I extend my deepest thanks to Trey, who sets an unparalleled example of the time and heart he is willing to invest.

Interlochen is in secure hands.

Sincerely,

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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND OFFICERS The Board of Trustees is the governing body of Interlochen Center for the Arts. It provides leadership to guide the institution and ensure its future success through vigilant oversight in support of its vision and values. The Board has fiduciary responsibility to preserve, protect, and promote the assets, reputation, and programs of Interlochen Center for the Arts. Members serve to advance its mission in strategic and competitive directions.

CHAIR The Honorable Kurtis T. Wilder (ret.)

Of Counsel, Butzel Long Novi, MI VICE CHAIRS Sarah Harding Associate Professor Emerita IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Evanston, IL Saul Goldstein CEO/CIO, ActivumSG Capital Management London, UK TRUSTEES Dr. Bernetta Avery Pediatrician New York, NY (IAA 86-89) Keith W. Baum Managing Director (ret.), Asset Management, Abbot Downing Scottsdale, AZ (IAA 74-76) Evan Breibart Solicitor London, UK Casey G. Cowell Founder, Chairman Boomerang-Catapult, LLC Traverse City, MI Valerie Dillon Founder and President Dillion Galleries, Inc. Bolton Landing, NY Dr. Mohamed A. El-Erian President, Queen‘s College, Cambridge University, Chief Economic Advisor, Allianz Laguna Beach, CA Daniel Hamann Chairman and CEO of Spectrum Financial Services, Inc. Omaha, NE

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Cynthia Chormann Hann Executive Vice President & Secretary, Chormann Family Foundation Oakton, VA (AS 78-79) Maria A. Herrera Founding Partner and CIO, CH Global Capital New York, NY Lisa Herrick President Herrick Foundation Dexter, MI Nancy L. Hoagland President, Mariel Foundation Maple City, MI (IAC 74) Jeffrey Jacobs Jacobs Endeavors, Ltd. Brand/Media Strategy Santa Barbara, CA Susan S. Kettering Vice President, Kettering Family Foundation, Philanthropist Professional Photographer Maple City, MI Barbara Kratchman Founder, President, and CEO ArtServe Michigan (ret.)

Former Executive Director, Michigan Council for the Arts State of Michigan Bloomfield Hills, MI Gregg Latterman Founder, Aware Records Co-Founder, Positive Pretzels Kenilworth, IL (IAC St 88) David P. Min Vice President of Businesss Innovation, The Walt Disney Co. Menlo Park, CA Dr. Elaine H. Mischler Pediatric Pulmonologist, Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin, School of Medicine and Public Health (ret.)

Waunakee, WI

Thomas W. Morris Artistic Director (ret.), Ojai Music Festival Executive Director (ret.), The Cleveland Orchestra Cleveland Heights, OH (IAC 59) William C. Nelson Former COO (ret.), Hunt Petroleum Dallas, TX Dr. Barrett J. Rollins Chief Scientific Officer, emeritus, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Linde Family Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School Boston, MA (IAC 65-66, 68)

Zhibai (Bill) Zheng Chief Designer - Asia Pacific Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Shanghai, China (IAC 91, IAA 92-96) EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Trey Devey President, Interlochen Center for the Arts Interlochen, MI Jonathan Slawson Chief Development Officer, Kaufman Music Center President of the Engagement Council (IAC 03)

Rebecca “Becky” Vitas Schamis Community Activist/Leader Sands Point, NY (IAC 84-87) Sumit Sengupta Managing Director, BMO Financial Group Evanston, IL (AS 77-80, IAC St 82-84) Claire E. (Corson) Skinner CEO and Chairman (ret.), Coachmen Industries Naples, FL (IAC 71) Edgar L. Smith Jr. Founder, Chairman, and CEO of World Pac Paper, LLC Liberty Township, OH Charles "Chuck" Tyler Managing Member AZCAT Associates, LLC Greenwich, CT Sara Whiting Founder and (ret.) President, Florida Collegiate Summer League (FCSL) Windsor, FL

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^ Trustee Emeritus/a

Those who have served previously on the Board of Trustees are vital to Interlochen’s ongoing growth and success.

We thank you, and celebrate your service.

OFFICERS Trey Devey President Honorable Kurtis T. Wilder (Ret.) Chair, Board of Trustees John Bogley Vice President, Philanthropy Camille L. Colatosti Provost Patrick M. Kessel Vice President, Finance and Operations Katharine Laidlaw Vice President, Strategic Communications and Engagement Brittany Verner Executive Assistant, President’s Office & Board Liaison

Dean W. Anderson^ (IAC 63, 65, ICA St 66, 68-69)

Peter C. Erskine (IAA 68-71, IAC Fac 10)

Robert M. Bass^

Kenneth C. Fischer^ (IAC 55, 57-58, 60-62, Faculty/St 66)

Paul C. Boylan^ Neil M. Bressler, MD◊ (IAC 66-72, St 75-76) Gordon F. Brunner^ Harry C. Calcutt III◊ Ralph J. Cerny◊ Nancy Bankoff Chalifour^ (IAC 63-64,68-69, IAA 70-72, IAA St 73)

Rebecca-Sen Chan^ (IAC 71) Richard F. Chormann^ Don V. Cogman◊ Bruce Coppock^ (IAC 66-68)

William P. Vititoe^

John H. Peterson^ (IAC 60-61)

Elliot Weissbluth^ (IAC 79-81, IAC St 84, 87-88)

William F. Pickard^

Glynn T. Williams^

Beverly Patterson Frier^

Julie Quinn^

Sheldon Goodman^

Tom Quinn^

Katherine E. White^ (AS 79-80)

Lowell J. Gruman^

David S. Rhind^ (IAC 78-79)

Steve E. Hayden◊ (IAA 62-64, IAC 62)

Anthony C. Ruda^

T. Michael Jackson^

Becky Ruthven^

Timothy M. Jackson^ (IAC St 80-81)

Judith Dow Towsley Rumelhart^ (IAC 50-52)

John Kane^ (IAA 74-76) Charles L. Kelly^ (AS 43-46)

Karen Wolff^

Judith B. Schlabach^ (AS 55-56, IAC St 57) Alan E. Schwartz◊

J. Christopher Kojima

Harold T. Shapiro

Sarah S. Lutman^ (IAC 69)

Isabel F. Smith◊ (AS 50, IAC 51-52, Faculty/St 76)

Carl M. DeFaria◊

John F. Manuel◊ (IAA 82-83, IAC 81-82)

Louis A. Smith^

Michael C. Dermody^

James Gary May^

Sandra A. Drew^ (IAC 55)

John E. McGarry◊ (IAA 81-84, IAC St 84)

Janet S. Eilber^ (IAC 62-64, 66-68, IAA 64-69, IAC St 70, 72)

Joel McNeely^ (IAA 74-77, IAA St 76)

Ronald F. Stowe^ (IAC 55-62, IAA 62-63, IAA St 64, 66)

Nancy J. Meek^

James L. Tolley◊

Bonnie K. Mills

Gary C. Valade◊

Andrew W. Cordonnier^ (IAC 80, IAA 80-81)

Douglas R. Eicher (AS 74-77, IAA 78)

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Van P. Smith◊ James P. Spica^ (IAC 72-74, IAA 74-75)

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