LampPost Fall 2013

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Fall 2013

a publication of The Lamplighter School | Dallas, Texas

Jubilee story page 8.

Report of Annual Giving 2012 - 2013 • INTRODUCING NEW 6-PAGE FACULTY FOCUS SECTION STARTING ON PAGE 10.

BulletinBoard Calendar of Events January 2014 6 20 21 27

Classes Resume Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (Holiday) No Early Childhood Classes (Pre-K and K) Dolores Evans Speaker Series

February 8 LPA Auction 12-13 Parent Conferences (No School) 14-17 Presidents’ Day (Holiday) March 10-14 Spring Break Begins 21 Grandest Friends Day 28 Muffins With Moms April 10 18

International Night School Holiday

May 10 16 19 20 21 22-23

Young Alumni Car Wash Senior Opera Spirit Day – Senior Graduation Hootenanny Senior Carpool Parade and Party Last Day of School Parent Conferences (No School)

Note: All dates are subject to change. Please log on to www.thelamplighterschool.org to view the most updated school calendar.

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Managing Editor

Edward Ritenour, Director of Communications & Marketing

Art/Design

Ana Bohanan, Communications | Design Coordinator

Contributors

Sandy Diamond, Karen Allen, Sue Shibley, and Jacquelyn Wilcox

Mission Statement

Dedicated to igniting the potential of each child, Lamplighter engages children in the joy of learning through intellectual discovery in a creative, inclusive, and collaborative environment.

Diversity Statement

Diversity will strengthen the education of Lamplighter children and enrich the lives of all members of the Lamplighter community. Lamplighter will, therefore, strive for the lamps that we light to reflect the ever-changing community in which we reside. We value individuality and encourage all children to reach their potential, while respecting their similarities and differences. We are united in purpose and committed to working together to accomplish the mission of The Lamplighter School.

Non-Discrimination Statement

In compliance with federal and state laws, The Lamplighter School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, gender, national or ethnic origin, age, marital status, sexual orientation, or disability in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid program, athletic and other school-administered programs, or the employment of staff.

Contact Us

Send story ideas to Edward Ritenour (eritenour@thelamplighterschool.org). Deadline for articles, photographs, and news for the next issue (Spring 2014) is February 1, 2014.

On the cover: The cover photo features Lamplighter’s second grade teachers and four of their students at the 60th Anniversary Lamplighter Jubilee in October. From L to R: Teachers Lakeshia Peters and Annie Jonas, student Caroline Burkhardt, teacher Anne Yarbrough, and students Alex Holmes, Luke Zicarelli, and Celene Ebert, and teacher Ana Casanova.

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School community gathers at the Lamplighter Jubilee to celebrate 60 illuminating years.

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On Board 5 Cover Story 8 Faculty Focus 10 Campus News 18 Alumni Spotlight 19 Annual Report 25

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that helped to shape their childhood in important ways. Whether they are recent graduates or now have families of their own, Lamplighter alums’ stories of playing in the tunnel, kite-flying day, and the chickens resonate and draw us closer together.

Dear Lamplighter Community, New school year…new opportunities…new visions! As we plan for the future, it has been both fun and instructive to hear stories about the history of Lamplighter. Having the chance to listen and learn from alums who are still very connected with the school has provided great perspective. The year 2013 has been a year of celebrating 60 years since the founding of The Lamplighter School. Through the efforts of Aimee Whitaker, Melissa Niven, and the Carnival committee, our Jubilee was a most festive occasion. We had a rollicking good time.

The reunions and gatherings for alums to reconnect have been such happy occasions.

The message is consistent: Lamplighter remains the school that they remember best because of the faculty and programs

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The Lamplighter experience is timeless and always relevant.

The focus on engaging the youngest children in handson learning through play is as meaningful today as when the school began 60 years ago.

Through the strategic planning process, we are designing improvements as school leadership has always done. As the thinking begins, what is first and foremost is maintaining the traditions of all that makes and keeps Lamplighter the special place that it is for children.

Our school is rich in tradition while staying on top of all that is current in the field of education for the youngest learners. The roots of innovative programming in technology, science, math, and the arts for which Lamplighter is well known remain central.

As we create a vision for the future, we are considering ways to strengthen the endowment to protect the school in perpetuity. We are also investigating ways to improve our school building so that programs continue to stay in step with the very best 21st-century instruction.

Lastly, we are considering an additional building so our students have specially designed spaces such as a “maker lab,” a place for tinkering, exploring, experimenting, and constructing. There has not been new construction in nearly 20 years. The last addition was Cook Gym in 1995.

These are exciting times for Lamplighter, and I am honored to work with the Board of Trustees and lead the School during this period in its history.

Sincerely,

Joan Buchanan Hill, Ed. D. Head of School

OnBoard “The great gift of a highly intentional education like Lamplighter’s is that it really recognizes what your kids are capable of doing.”

Dear Lamplighter Community, I grew up in New England, and fall there was a very literal event. The greens and blues of summer gave way to the spectacular reds and browns of autumn and later the grays and whites of winter. In Texas, fall is more of a metaphor as the skies are often blue and the grass is often green. As with the seasons, change is always happening in many subtle ways around our school community.

that it really recognizes what your kids are the education of our children is a nevercapable of doing, and trusts them enough to ending process, as our very dedicated faculty put them in a position to go out and do it. remains committed to staying on the leading edge of the educational system.

You will notice some changes around our campus, some classrooms have moved Those of us with Lamplighter graduates still around, and grade levels have been shifted have very vivid memories of the 3-year-old to accommodate changing demands from whom Ms. McCullough coaxed out of the last year to this year. O’Neil Ford and Frank car with the sheer force of her personality.

Welch thoughtfully designed our campus to But we also know that same 3-year-old left As we start another great school year at provide us with the flexibility to move some Lamplighter as a highly capable 10-year-old Lamplighter, change is all around us. Last things around as needs arose. Of course you fully ready for their next school. Change year’s graduating class has moved on to will also notice our new modular science is all around us, and around Lamplighter new challenges. A new group of freshclassroom that has just opened for business. most of it is for the better. Trust the great faced and smaller-every-year 3-year-olds This dedicated science space will provide professionals you have entrusted your has started their first year of pre-K. If your our wonderful science faculty with more precious children with, and enjoy the rich child is an existing Lamplighter student, room for equipment and experimentation. school community that each and every one they have moved up to an exciting new set It will also help us think intelligently about of us help to make so outstanding. It’s going of opportunities and challenges as they rise how we might use a new space on our to be a great ride. up through the seven-year program. As a campus. A new facility was the single most parent, it is a real revelation to see your shy important recommendation to come out of Sincerely, first-grader blossom into a confident second our recent strategic plan. grader, or to see your math-challenged second-grader become a third-grade math Dr. Hill and her team also worked very hard Alex Nila K. Sharma whiz. Our kids are ready to grow and on the academic side of the strategic plan, change in so many ways that we as parents and the fruits of their work will be seen in Board Chair can scarcely realize. The great gift of a highly many subtle and not-so-subtle facets of your intentional education like Lamplighter’s is child’s education. Constant evaluation of

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New Trustees On Board

A. Shonn Brown

David Chard

Shonn Brown is a respected bar and community leader. In addition to her civil trial experience, Ms. Brown has experience in the criminal courts through her service as a Lawyer on Loan to the Dallas County District Attorney’s Office. She has been named a Super Lawyer by Texas Monthly magazine, and recognized among the Best Lawyers under 40 by D Magazine. She serves on the Board of Big Thought and the Dallas Black Dance Theatre and has served in the leadership of the Dallas Museum of Art. She enjoys spending time with her husband Clarence and her children Evan (age 10), Ryan (age 7) and Lily (age 5).

David J. Chard, Ph.D., is the Leon Simmons Endowed Dean and founding dean of the Annette Caldwell Simmons School of Education and Human Development and Professor in the Department of Teaching and Learning at Southern Methodist University. Since his arrival at SMU, Dr. Chard has focused on building the Simmons School to be a national leader in research and development on education reform. In October 2011, Dr. Chard was nominated by President Barack Obama to serve on the Board of Directors of the National Board for Education Sciences, a 15-member board that advises and consults with the director of the Institute of Education Sciences.

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Jenney Gillikin

Jenney is a graduate of Colorado College with a degree in art.

A winding career path has connected her disparate interests including youth development, legal marketing, public health and fine art. Jenney is the mother of three, Kate (9), Alexander (6), and Sally (1), and currently divides her time between her busy family and various volunteer opportunities.

For the past three years, Jenney has been a co-chair of the Lamplighter Annual Fund.

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Anurag Jain

Anurag is the owner of Access Healthcare which is an outsourcer of healthcare information technology. He also founded Anavo Global, a social entrepreneurship incubator, which created Laurus Edutech, a company that trains over 30,000 students in India in vocational skills. Anavo is also developing models to provide affordable housing, with some homes priced around $1,500. Anurag left Dell in 2011, where he led a global team of more than 18,000 professionals. Anurag also founded three highly successful IT services outsourcing businesses: Brigade, Vision Healthsource, and IQ Backoffice, which were sold between 2002 and 2011. Anurag holds an MBA from the University of Michigan and a Bachelor of Science degree from the Birla Institute of Technology and Sciences, Pilani, India.

Courtney Plumlee

Linda Hodgson

(LPA president Ex-Officio) After graduating from college with a degree in marketing, Courtney worked as a booking agent and personal development trainer for a modeling agency. She has been a special events planner for many years and enjoyed serving Lamplighter as LPA president.

She has served as co-chair of Carnival and of the Spirit Store. She and her husband Mike have two daughters who attend Lamplighter. Peyton is a third-grader, and Alexa is in second grade. Courtney owns two jewelry companies, Glam Girl and Glam Kids.

Linda became involved with Lamplighter when her daughter, Sarah ’10, started in pre-K. Since that time, Linda has been a volunteer and advocate for the school. Linda has volunteered her time to other organizations including the National Charity League, where she volunteers with her daughter, Sarah, and The Hockaday School, where Sarah is a seventh grader. Linda is a graduate of Baylor University and is a CPA. She has previously held management and board positions in finance and banking.

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CoverStory The annual Lamplighter Carnival came to town on October 4. This year’s event, the “Lamplighter Jubilee,” was a funfilled “royal” affair that celebrated the School’s 60 “illuminating” years. The event, which was attended by hundreds from the Lamplighter community, was also a culmination of the School’s shoe drive for Souls4Soles, an organization that collects shoes to give relief to victims of poverty around the world.

Over the past two years, Lamplighter has donated more than 4,500 pairs of shoes to the non-profit group.

Lamplighter Jubilee was the theme of the Carnival which was also a celebration of the School’s 60 years of “igniting young minds” whimsically based on the diamond jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. In

staff, students, and parents, it was clear that the importance of family is recognized and celebrated by our extraordinary school,” Hill added. She described an atmosphere that “didn’t just feel like a school carnival – or a Jubilee – it had the warmth of a longawaited family reunion.”

Since its founding, the School’s motto has been, “A student is not a vessel to be filled, but a lamp to be lighted.” “This is still true today,” described Lamplighter Board Chair Alex Sharma. Classrooms and outdoor education areas are filled with hands-on exploration as faculty works with children to “deliver serious education wrapped in the wonder of childhood,” he explained.

Lamplighter Celebrates 60th Anniversary with Festive “Jubilee” Carnival addition to myriad Union Jack designs, jousting with toy swords, and other “olde” British influences, the Jubilee featured many good old-fashioned American Carnival basics including a Ferris wheel (for the first time), “Eurobungee,” face painting, and hamburgers.

Head of School Dr. Joan Hill described “jubilee” as synonymous with celebration, and explained that the community has much to cheer and celebrate. “The School’s founders, Natalie Murray and Sandy Swain, often wrote about the enthusiasm that a community feels when everyone is working and playing together.

Carnival is one of those special events that represents the very best of Lamplighter.” The theme of Jubilee was quite fitting as the School celebrated 60 years of educating young learners.

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For decades, the Carnival has been characterized as a celebration of the School’s history and traditions and a “can’t-miss event” for families. But it’s also a “special time for alumni to catch up with each other and with former teachers,” explained Lamplighter’s parent-teacher association president Courtney Plumlee.

Carnival-goers stepped right up and tested their skills on the midway with games such as “ring the bottle.” “From the Ferris wheel to the petting zoo to the music played by well-known Dallas DJ and parent/alum, Lucy Wrubel, it was indeed a day to remember,” said Carnival Co-Chair and parent, Aimee Whitaker.

Students danced to the DJ’s favorite tunes while volunteers used face paint to transform children into farm animals and superheroes.

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FacultyFocus LampPost introduces “Faculty Focus.”

Our goal is to illustrate how our accomplished faculty, chosen and trained for this crucial portion of education, teach, engage, inspire, and mentor as they deliver serious education wrapped in the wonder of childhood. Learn more about our published authors, world travelers, and our “lifelong learners” who are earning advanced degrees and professional development certificates.

Academic Adve School forms partnership with new Arboretum

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or the past year and a half, Lamplighter has been nurturing a relationship with the Dallas Arboretum. That’s one reason the School has been fortunate enough to hold its last two “Back to School” picnics there. But there is much more underway.

In addition to having access to the incredible botanic gardens, the School is working with the new Arboretum Children’s Adventure Garden, collaborating on lesson plans, integrating curriculum, and of course, planning student field trips to benefit from the Garden’s focus on teaching life and earth sciences.

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FacultyFocus In fact, the relationship Lamplighter has with the Arboretum’s new attraction goes deeper. A gift from Howard and Rory Meyers led to the naming of the Rory Meyers Children’s Garden and, in particular, the Meyers’ sons’ contribution to that gift. Craig and Kevin Meyers are graduates of Lamplighter, and their mother, Rory, was past president of the LPA. On a toasty afternoon in late September, faculty visited the Children’s Garden for a tour and experienced the stunning grounds first hand. Tour guide Maria Conroy, the Arboretum’s Vice President of Education and Research, said that when the idea for the children’s garden came up almost 17 years ago, organizers wanted it to meet a need in the community by helping to boost science test scores.

“What we did was look at what the big science concepts were for each age group in life and earth science.” For instance, to teach kids ages 5 to 7 how plants live and grow, designers created oversize plant replicas, including a 16-foot-tall one that uses lights to show how water moves from the roots up to the flower. To teach different flower parts, they created a puzzle with oversize parts forming a three-dimensional flower.

“The new Children’s Garden at the Arboretum showcases environmental science education for our youngest learners in a unique new way,” commented Lamplighter Head of School Joan Hill.

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Forever Learners There’s a special term for our teachers. Similar to that which we strive to achieve with our students, Lamplighter faculty is committed to forever learning. We think there has never been a time in human history when it was more vital, or, indeed, more pleasurable and rewarding, to carry through one’s life a predisposition to learn, to grow intellectually and emotionally, and to adapt to the world’s relentless and ever-faster changes.

are constantly reevaluating what, why, and how we are teaching.” She says learning about curriculum and instruction will provide her with a stronger foundation as well as a framework for her experiences. “I am challenging myself to deepen my level of understanding. I am excited about what New kindergarten assistant, Jennifer Moore is studying for a Master of Science is to come from this program.” in library science with school library certification at the University of North Jody Stout’s long-term goal is to Texas in Denton. She expects to complete acquire a Doctorate in Humanities at the the program by summer or fall of 2014.

University of Texas at Dallas. She hopes Moore chose to pursue this advanced to earn this degree by the spring of 2017.

Having completed her master’s degree in 2009, she still felt there was “so much out there left to explore.” While graduate work is very demanding, the benefits are always surprising and gratifying she explained. “Studies in humanities, like Lamplighter’s approach to learning, require an integrated approach. The path always leads to original connections and broad understanding.”

I’ve learned in my career.” In the final 16 weeks of this program, she will have the privilege of working on a practicum under the guidance of one of Lamplighter’s own administrators.

Sheryll Orbase is working on a master’s in educational leadership through Western New Mexico University and is expected to earn her degree in 2016.

Orbase chose to pursue her master’s Pictured left to right: Sheryll Orbase, Lindsey Weems, Catherine Lynn, Nicole Martin, and Jody Stout. because she says she is committed to (Not pictured: Jennifer Moore) long-term professional development. “I think the program will help me expand my Here are a few examples of degree after observing a school librarian knowledge about schools and learn more Lamplighter faculty pursuing she greatly admired in action and “fell in about the current practices and effective advanced degrees: love” with the profession. She is excited to curricula and instructional programs.” someday collaborate with teachers, teach Catherine Lynn started her master’s research skills, integrate technology, and Kindergarten teacher Lindsey Weems program last spring. She is studying in a turn the Media Center into an information is studying for a Master of Education in cohort group that meets weekly through hub for the school community. curriculum and instruction through the Concordia University of Texas at Austin University of San Diego and expects and will be in all of her classes with the Nicole Martin is pursuing a masters in to graduate in 2017. Weems chose to same group of 20. Lynn is the only one in curriculum and instruction at Texas A&M pursue this advanced degree because she this program teaching in a private school. University and is expected to graduate is a lifelong learner who wants to better She will earn a Masters in Education in May 2015. Martin decided to pursue herself “by becoming the best teacher I can with a concentration in Educational this degree because she has taught for 10 be.” She says that having the opportunity Administration (with option to test for years and wanted to make sure she did not to “expand my mind is one of life’s most Principal Certification). This program become “too comfortable with my level of rewarding pursuits” and that a graduate will wrap in spring of 2015. Lynn said she understanding.” Martin challenged herself education offers the opportunity “to do chose to pursue this degree after a decade to do more. “Here at Lamplighter, our all that and in a structured way while of considering “how to best use what curriculum is dynamic, ever evolving. We delivering great personal satisfaction.”

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course work. I also wrote essays and read textbooks about brain research, inquiry-based learning, and curriculum development in regard to diversity.

As a teacher, it is powerful to become a student again, even if just for a few weeks. While there, I lived alongside my fellow students, studied in the library, attended lectures, and discussed coursework including curriculum design, diversity, leadership, institutional culture/ change, and professional development.

I was challenged to manage my time, express ideas I had from experiences with my students at Lamplighter, and to put meaning behind each decision in my classroom and lesson planning.

Lamplighter teacher Ana Casanova (right) is the only elementary school Texan among 75 Klingenstein participants.

This summer, Lamplighter gave me a life-changing professional development experience. I had the opportunity to spend two weeks at Columbia University’s Klingenstein Summer Institute. Being surrounded by a cohort of enthusiastic, budding educators, living in a tight-knit, dormitory-style community, and being mentored by master teachers from unique campuses much like Lamplighter, I was able to reflect, refine, and reimagine.

Columbia has a foundation and department for research, leadership, and training named the Klingenstein Center for Independent School Leadership. This department focuses on the culture and challenges in the independent school world and serves as a hub for teachers, administrators, and heads of school both nationally and internationally.

Each summer, Klingenstein offers 75 fellowships to early-career independent school teachers from around the world.

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I have never returned to school feeling so refreshed and excited to try new ideas, share suggestions with my fellow faculty members and teammates, and to set up my classroom in a student-centered way. I am so grateful for this opportunity.

To have been selected to represent Lamplighter in this way was a true honor.

This Is Africa Mattingly Award winner Sarah Mathews volunteers in South Africa

By Sarah Mathews, Lamplighter Pre-Kindergarten Teacher “And the winner for this year is…. Sarah Mathews!” I was so excited to hear my name and win the award funding my twoweek wildlife volunteer experience in South Africa. I knew the adventure would be one I would never forget. Here is a page from the journal I kept…

July 18, 2013 Like clockwork, Toby the donkey awakens us with his alarming bray. It is 7a.m., barely over 40˚F outside, and time to pull myself away from the warmth of the heat blanket in order to begin work for the day. Each day starts with the feeding of the horses and cleaning of their stables. Now, these horses are not kept as pets, but rather as

food for the 16 big cats (11 lions, 2 tigers, 2 cheetahs, and 1 leopard) and lone hyena that reside on the farm at Glen Afric.

Upon arrival, we were warned never to grow overly attached to the horses, as their residence at the property is only temporary. However, their fate weighs on you as you attempt to provide comfort for them in their final days.

Following stable duty, we break for breakfast. Knowing this is one of very few opportunities to contact the outside world while at the sanctuary, I grab my phone from my room and begin the hike up the rocky incline to the lodge.

Breakfast takes place in the kitchen and consists of cereals and toast. The room is quiet as we eat, as most volunteers spend the whole hour on their phones using the wireless Internet and phone apps such as Viber and Whatsapp to communicate with family and friends back home.

With full bellies and happy hearts, we head back down to our cabin to await our fate for the day. Will we eradicate milkweed plants with pick axes? Take the young lion, Sheba, for a walk? Detour off site to fetch grass? Les, the head ranger, arrives and instructs us to grab wheelbarrows and spades and follow her. We watch and wait as Cosmos and Bainet lure the large cats into their cages with meat. The tigers are the most willing to comply; the lions the least. Once the animals are secured, we begin our morning tasks of cleaning the cages (or camps). I offer to help pick up the feces while others set about

FacultyFocus will never get to see such young cubs let alone touch and care for them. I think of how lucky I am. After building the cubs a home, we break for the day. I take a quick cold shower. It has been a few days since my last warm shower and even longer since I’ve taken a shower more than 3 minutes long. But I love it here. This is home for the next week and a half and I am lucky. I am happy. This experience will change me forever. This is Africa, I tell myself as I head up the hill to the main lodge for dinner.

scavenging for bones. In one wheelbarrow, we collect all the bones that are scattered over the ground from feedings, and the other wheelbarrow becomes a collection of excrement.

We spend the remainder of the morning cleaning camps and work up quite an appetite by lunchtime. Today I ordered my favorite, a toasted cheese and tomato sandwich with chips. Again, the room is quiet as the other volunteers and I simultaneously eat and check messages.

At 2p.m. we resume our work for the day.

Les comes by and instructs us all to jump in the back of the old white Land Cruiser.

“Where are we going?” we all ask. “We’ll see,” she responded behind a smirk.

We take a short drive to the owner’s house which is also on the property. It is an elegant stone house with beautiful landscaping. We walk through a door which takes us directly into the kitchen.

Running around are two six-week-old white lion cubs. Girls squeal with delight as the guys look on in amazement. “Your job for the remainder of your time here” Les begins, “is to look after these lion cubs. They will need to eat three times a day. They drink from bottles and are beginning to eat meat.You need to play with them, love on them, and make sure their needs are being met.”

I think to myself of my friends back home who would die with envy knowing that I have just been put in charge of caring for lion cubs. I think of all the people who

Just Scratching the Surface Successful SCRATCH program extended to Early Childhood

By Judith Mullens, Lamplighter Director of Early Childhood

Part of the genius of Lamplighter lies in the School’s building itself. Open spaces where teachers come together spontaneously as they make their paper copies or pick up classroom supplies quickly become a fertile plain for serious brainstorming, and out of that brainstorming comes new possibilities.

This is how Lamplighter’s STEM afterschool activities have evolved. One small seed of an idea generated by Head of School Dr. Joan Hill grew into an

engaging discussion in the Lower School workroom among several teachers.

A friend of Lamplighter, Marianna Verlage, majoring in Environmental Engineering at Harvard, happened to have an engineering professor begin her basic computer programming class with an introduction to SCRATCH. She offered to come to Lamplighter and meet with the School’s Technology Coordinator, Kate Ogden, and other teachers interested in SCRATCH. From that first introduction, teachers began tinkering with the newly created computer program and saw its possibilities grow.

It took one very curious and energetic Lamplighter teacher, Ana Casanova, to say, “Yes!” to starting the first SCRATCH afterschool activity. Through her explorations, the program took root.

After coming back from the National Science Teachers Association Conference, Ms. Casanova and science teacher Bill Burton added WeDo Robotics to the SCRATCH activity, which then became WeDo SCRATCH 2.0. The newly created EV3 Robotics, The Next Generation, was also added to the afterschool program taught by Mr. Burton using programming similar to SCRATCH. The STEM program continues to grow.

Teachers Leslie Bledsoe and Becky Logsdon began a pre-SCRATCH activity using LEGO Simple Machine sets. Guiding students to follow the step-by-step LEGO instruction cards that look similar to SCRATCH programming, Ms. Bledsoe and Ms. Logsdon are preparing young students in kindergarten and first grade to take the next steps into computer programming. Their activity ends with a basic introduction to SCRATCH, creating a bridge to the WeDo SCRATCH 2.0 activity offered to students in second through fourth grades.

The question now remains, how can we connect our students in pre-K to our STEM afterschool program? The future is full of possibilities. Maybe we will meet in one of Lamplighter’s open spaces and collaborate!

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FacultyFocus A Lamplighter Published Author – Oh My!

Educators Acknowledged Faculty Published in Teacher Librarian Magazine

TEXAS CHILI? OH MY! By Patricia Vermillion, Media Center Coordinator

Several months later, I submitted my story to TCU Press, and the editor liked it! He sent it to three outside readers for positive reviews before presenting it to the TCU Press Board for approval. Many, many months later, Texas Chili Oh My! was approved for publication.

Patricia Vermillion and Jezabel Guadalupe

The Three Little Pigs is one of my alltime favorite fairy tales. There are many retellings of this story: The True Story of the Three Little Pigs and The Three Little Pigs and the Somewhat Bad Wolf, just to name a few. I had an idea about writing a story for children using the facts and symbols of Texas. Applying The Three Little Pigs as the backdrop for my idea, I developed a similar version of this fairytale, adding a Texas twist. Researching information about our great state, I sprinkled Texas facts throughout the tale. After a year of rewriting and rewriting–AND rewriting!

–I submitted Texas Chili? Oh My! to a Louisiana publishing company. They held on to the story for about three months and decided it did not meet their needs at that particular time. As a result, I received my first rejection letter…Ugh!

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Several teachers gathered in my office for a cup of Starbucks coffee and book discussion when Mr. White asked, “Mrs. Vermillion, have you thought about a Spanish version of Texas Chili? Oh My!?”

I immediately telephoned the editor at TCU Press who agreed this was a spectacular idea! Our own Jezabel Guadalupe, of course, would be the perfect Spanish translator.

The Spanish and English versions of Texas Chili? Oh My! became available for purchase from TCU Press at the end of September. Barnes and Noble and Amazon received their editions on October 4. So try some of my Texas Chili? Oh My!

Patricia Vermillion and Marty Melton

Lamplighter teacher Marty Melton and Patricia Vermillion, the School’s Media Center Coordinator, wrote an article that was published in the October 2013 issue of Teacher Librarian magazine. The educators decided to write the article entitled “Tips and Tactics: LibraryClassroom Collaboration Stimulates Reading, Teaches So Much More” because they find co-teaching during fourth grademedia center time to be “so effective and so much fun!” The article is an overview of a project they have done for several years. This year they modified it to include one new feature that involves student presentations of book talks “with the goal of inspiring other classmates to read new books,” explained Melton.

The article features the details of the collaboration, including the addition of how students videotape each other and then assign each book talk video a QR code so parents and students throughout the Lamplighter community can view the book talk on iPads when they visit the School’s Media Center. According to the magazine’s publisher, Edward Kurdyla, Jr., “Because the article provides models and activities to be implemented, I think the way you structured the booktalks, although still rather simple appearing, is terrific and really teaches so many things on so many levels.”

Read the article on Lamplighter’s Media Center web page.

FacultyFocus Freshmen Faculty Lamplighter welcomes six new teachers her bachelor’s degree in educational psychology with a minor in dance from Hendrix College in Arkansas. The lifelong learner received her Master of Education from George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Brown teaches kindergarten and has experience in dance.

She teaches two after-school dance classes to both early childhood and lower school students.

Pictured left to right: Olivia Gambir, Caroline Turner, and Cara Hicks

First grade teacher Olivia Gambir earned a bachelor’s degree from Hamilton College and a master’s degree from Manhattanville College. Originally from Connecticut, Gambir came to Lamplighter from Collegiate School in New York City, a boys school on the Upper West Side.

She has experience teaching reading, math, and social studies. Gambir, who moved to Dallas because she is engaged to Dallasite Cole Claliborn, also worked at Greens Farm Academy in Fairfield, Connecticut, where she tutored Spanish, taught summer programs, and coached hockey.

Dallasite Caroline Turner, a kindergarten assistant, received a Bachelor of Arts in theatre performance and English literature from the National Theater Institute. She was awarded the James Huston Memorial Award for performance quality and dedication to the arts. Turner, who speaks Ukrainian, Russian, and Spanish, received a certificate to teach English as a foreign language and directed theater programming in the Ukraine for the U.S. Peace Corps. Recently she was a teaching artist for Main Street Theater in Houston. Turner teaches a Night Light class on stage makeup and costumes.

Cara Hicks, a native of Houston, teaches pre-K All-Day 4s with Rachel Shumann. She is married to husband Cash, and has two children, Colin and Corbin.

Hicks graduated with honors with a bachelor’s degree in education from the University of North Texas. Most recently she was a third through fifth grade reading and math specialist, and taught first grade with the McKinney ISD. Hannah Brown is an original Dallasite and attended The Hockaday School from first through eighth grade and later graduated from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts in the dance cluster. Brown received

Our newest teacher, Kirby Young, is a kindergarten assistant who supports Hannah Brown’s kindergarten class.Young graduated from Texas Christian University in 2007 and after working for several years in the corporate world, decided to follow her passion, which is education.

Young returned to college to earn her teaching credentials and she is “excited for the opportunity to work at Lamplighter.”

Fidelma Titus, originally from

Galway, Ireland, attended high school in Tallahassee, Florida. She will be working with Lindsey Weems as a kindergarten assistant and doing early care. Titus received her Bachelor of Arts in art therapy from Springhill College in Mobile, Alabama, where she assisted in the university’s admission office. Most recently, Titus was a teaching assistant at Christ the King School in the Park Cities. She is married to Daniel and they have a oneyear-old son, Liam.

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Bully Pulpit

Parenting expert headlines new season of Parent Perks Parent Perks, Lamplighter’s parent education series, launched its third season in September with well-known author and expert in parenting, teaching, and bullying, Barbara Coloroso.

Best Foot Forward School community donates more than 4,500 shoes to Soles4Souls.

After a successful two-year partnership, the Lamplighter community has donated more than 4,500 pairs of shoes to Soles4Souls, an organization that collects shoes to provide relief to victims of abject suffering and poverty. In September, students beamed with pride as they tossed their shoes into boxes filled with Nikes, Stride Rites—and even Mom’s stilettos—during a special Hootenanny shoe-drive “kick-off.”

The group was greeted by fourth grader Peydinn Stockham and teacher Liz Curlin.

The two discussed the many pairs of shoes they owned and how different their lives would be if they had only one pair. Curlin referenced the book Those Shoes and the difference between “need and want.”

“What an incredible day for Peydinn,” said her mother, Kiersten Stockham. “This was something she will remember for the rest of her life!”

Next Buddy Teaster, the CEO of Soles4Souls, addressed the group. He spoke about how Soles4Souls fights poverty around the world by distributing shoes both via direct donations to people in need and by “provisioning qualified micro-enterprise programs designed to create jobs in poor and disadvantaged communities.” Afterward, he answered fourth graders’ questions.

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“The Lamplighter School is committed to Soles4Souls and its endeavor to deliver shoes to over 300 million children around the world,” said Head of School, Dr. Joan Hill. She expressed gratitude to the families who “generously donated to support this important project.”

Perks provides an opportunity for families to hear from educators, teachers, psychologists, and writers. Parent Catie Enrico, mother of second grade twins, said the series “puts my parenting skills on refresh as it provides nationally recognized speakers who are experts in parenting.” She feels Lamplighter families are lucky to have this resource as part of “our parenting curriculum.”

To reinforce the School’s commitment to the organization, Lamplighter teacher Debbie Herskowitz and Director of Operations Marynell Murphy traveled to Costa Rica last March where they spent a week distributing shoes to those in need.

“This meaningful service project touched the lives of many at Lamplighter,” said Herskowitz who was able to participate in Soles4Souls “at a different level,” by traveling to Costa Rica. “The process of collecting, sorting, boxing, and shipping shoes to those in need was an interesting process and became real when we actually handed out the shoes to the children in Costa Rica,” she added.

After their return, the School celebrated Earth Day in April with a “green” Hootenanny. Everyone congregated in the Auditorium, where they capped the School’s community service project by watching a Soles4Souls video. “Through the video, the students were able to see the children from Costa Rica who benefitted from the collection,” explained Hill.

Coloroso, who first visited Lamplighter in 2006, explained to faculty and parents that while some bigotry is rooted in ignorance, most is targeted bullying.

“This is about being cruel and getting pleasure from someone else’s pain.” The School invited the former Franciscan nun to present themes from her bestselling books, including The Bully, the Bullied and the Bystander and Parenting with Wit and Wisdom. She has appeared on Oprah, CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN, and NPR and has been featured in the New York Times, Time, and Newsweek.

The speaker was welcomed by the School’s counselor, Jill Weidman, who explained that we spend much time discussing a child’s social-emotional wellbeing. Assistant Head for Academics Vicki Raney said Lamplighter is committed to making the School a safe and caring environment for all students. “We treat each other with respect and refuse to tolerate bullying of any kind.

AlumniSpotlight Class of 2005 Colleges

Graduate Admissions Lamplighter Holds First Alumni Panel Discussion

Last spring Lamplighter hosted the School’s first alumni panel discussion. More than 100 heard graduates discuss how their early childhood experiences influenced their future education and professional choices. Alumni President Kyle Ford introduced the eight alumni and facilitated. In addition to the five high school students, three other graduates traveled to Dallas to talk about their years at Lamplighter, including Steven Clark, M.D., Stephanie Sanford, Ph.D., and Marc Wallenstein, J.D. When asked what Lamplighter means to them, Wallenstein, who earned his law degree at Yale University and is currently employed with the U.S. Department of Defense, answered how teachers encouraged a “love of learning” and he had “joyful memories” about school. Sanford said Lamplighter gave her a “passion for learning” and the confidence to handle any situation. Clark, a graduate of Morehouse College in Atlanta who is currently undertaking a plastic surgery fellowship at Tulane University in New Orleans, explained how Lamplighter encouraged free thinking and that “it’s OK to do things in a non-traditional way.”

Later the young alumni, including two current Hockaday seniors, Katie Payne and Grace Gilker, ESD senior Katie Kerrigan (now a freshman at Wake Forest), current Greenhill senior Nick Kraus, and Cistercian junior Joe Durst, took the stage and answered questions posed by members of the audience and by Ford.

When asked about the difference between fellow high school students and those who attended Lamplighter, Kraus described how the top four students in his class are all Lamplighter grads. Gilker agreed and said, “We are prepared academically.

We take initiative. Lamplighter gives students the skills to be confident so you can do what you want to do.” Followed by applause, she continued, “Every day we did something incredible.”

Members of the Class of 1973 gather for their 40 year reunion in April.

Nicholas Agritelley – Abilene Christian University Zach Alden – Haverford College Marcy Applebaum – Tulane University Regan Beck – University of Georgia Kirby Brand – Tulane University Quinn Breitfeller – Case Western Reserve University Lauren Chilton – University of Texas, Austin Nick Conner – Texas A & M Matthew Cortez – University of Arkansas Grace Dau – University of St. Andrews Catherine Duffy – Boston College Jacob Durst – Emory University Kayla Ellis – University of Washington Peter Etheridge – Texas A & M Jacqueline Ewens – Chapman University Meredith Gabriel – Mills College Sterling Gavinski – Southern Methodist University Ashley Goldschmid – Lehigh University Daniel Guerrero – University of Texas, Austin Julianne Jacobs – University of Missouri Justin Kang – University of Texas, Austin Katie Kerrigan – Wake Forest University Sam Kimichik – Cornell University Robert Kyle – Southern Methodist University Kira Latham – UCLA Sophie Lidji – Hendrix College Jordan Mastrogiovanni – Texas A & M Mackenzie Merriam – Tufts University Thayer Murphy – American University Laura-Brynn Neuhoff – Georgetown University Jordan Olschwanger – University of Texas, Austin Ramie Payne – University of Texas, Austin Joseph Raff – Northwestern University Meghana Ranganathan – Swarthmore College Ben Siegel – University of Georgia Will Smith – University of Texas, Austin Rebecca Spigel – University of Texas, Austin Seth Stukalin – Chapman University Maggie Thomas – Sewanee,The University of the South Chandler Tucker – University of Mississippi Grant Unell – University of Georgia Chloe Warnberg – Duke University Jessica Westberry – University of Richmond Noah Yonack – Harvard University

Lamplighter welcomes alumni to visit the school. Contact Sue Shibley for more information. sshibley@thelamplighterschool.org

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Focus2005 Orange, California, where she is studying social sciences and continuing her involvement in music and community service.

Meredith Gabriel ’05 attended middle school at North Hills Preparatory and graduated from Texas Virtual Academy. She is currently attending Mills College in Oakland, California.

Zach Alden ’05 graduated from St. Mark’s School of Texas and is attending Haverford College in Haverford, Pennsylvania. While at St. Mark’s, Zach was a member of the jazz and concert band and the Discipline Council.

Regan Beck ’05 graduated from The Hockaday School and is currently attending the University of Georgia.

Grace Dau ’05 graduated from The Hockaday School and currently attends the University of St. Andrews. While at Hockaday, she played club and school soccer and was awarded Best in Show in Photography. Grace was a volunteer at Sudie Williams Elementary School and the Martin Luther King library.

Catherine Duffy ’05 graduated cum laude from Episcopal School of Dallas and was Kirby Brand ’05 graduated from the Episcopal ranked 10th in her class. Catherine was on the Headmaster’s List and received the President’s School of Dallas and is attending Tulane University. At ESD, she won first place in the All Volunteer Service Award. She was a member School Art Show, and one of her art pieces was of the National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, accepted into the Texas Visual Arts Association Student Council, and co-president of the Future Educators Club. Catherine served as captain of competition at UT Dallas. Kirby was secretary of the National Honor Society and received the the varsity volleyball team for two years and Presidential Service Award. She also served as a was an editor for the school newspaper, Eagle member of the Art Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and as Edition. She currently attends Boston College. an ESD Ambassador.

Jacob Durst ’05 graduated from Cistercian Preparatory School and is currently attending Quinn Breitfeller ’05 graduated from Greenhill School and is currently attending Case Emory University. While at Cistercian, he was on Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. the Student Council, the Form Master’s Honor Roll, and played basketball, baseball, and football.

Jacob is an Eagle Scout and is a volunteer for the Lauren Chilton ’05 graduated from Parish Episcopal School where she achieved high honor Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. roll status. Lauren was a feature writer for the Kayla Ellis ’05 graduated from Greenhill school newspaper, the vice president of the School and is currently attending the University Amnesty Club, and a founding member of the of Washington. Academic honors received at Baseball Rowdy spirit club. She attended the Greenhill include the Pin Award, National Merit National Student Leadership Conference at Scholarship Commended Student recognition, American University and was awarded the U.S. and Excellence in History, English and Biology.

Presidential Community Service Award. Lauren currently attends the University of Texas at Austin. She also received her master diver certification in SCUBA, the most advanced certification for divers under 18 years of age.

Nick Conner ’05 graduated from Highland Park High School where he was a member Jacqueline Ewens ’05 graduated from The of the Scots baseball team for four years. He Overlake School in Redmond, Washington. She was a four-year member of the Spanish Club was the principal flutist in the Overlake concert and a member of the Spanish National Honor Society. Nick was an assistant baseball coach for band, and a member of a local youth orchestra young boys and volunteered at Bea’s Kids. Nick and the Washington All-State Band. Jacqueline is currently attending Chapman University in currently attends Texas A&M University.

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Sterling Gavinski ’05 graduated from Lakehill Preparatory School and currently attends Southern Methodist University. Sterling is leader and co-founder of the band The Happy Alright, where he provides marketing, advertising, and PR management. While at Lakehill, Sterling was the president of the National Honor Society, a Student Ambassador, and received the Headmaster’s Award and Citizenship Award.

Ashley Goldschmid ’05 graduated from Greenhill School and is currently attending Lehigh University in Pennsylvania where she was accepted into the honors engineering and business program.

Daniel Guerrero ’05 graduated from the Episcopal School of Dallas and is currently attending the University of Texas at Austin where he is a student in the Cockrell School of Engineering. While at ESD, Daniel was a member of the National Honor Society and played varsity soccer for four years.

Julianne Jacobs ’05 graduated from Parish Episcopal School where she received the President’s Award for Community Service. She was on the yearbook staff, a Parish Ambassador, and a varsity cheerleader for four years. Julianne was a volunteer at Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for four years.

Justin Kang ’05 graduated from Jesuit College Preparatory School of Dallas and is currently attending the University of Texas at Austin.

While at Jesuit, Justin received the Award of Excellence in Latin Level 3, achieved magna cum laude in Latin competition, and received the Top 10 Physics Award. Justin was also a member of the debate team, competing in policy debate, and was a 2013 state qualifier.

Katie Kerrigan ’05 graduated from the Episcopal School of Dallas and currently attends Wake Forest University. While at ESD, she played varsity volleyball and tennis, and was the captain of the tennis team for two years. Katie was a guest speaker at Lamplighter’s Fourth Grade Luncheon in 2012 and served two years on Lamplighter’s Young Alumni Car Wash Committee.

Focus2005 Sam Kimichik ’05 graduated from Parish Episcopal School and continues her educational journey at Cornell University. While at Parish, she was a member of the basketball, volleyball, and softball teams. Sam was a member of the Community Service Leadership Board, National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and was a Parish Ambassador.

Robert Kyle ’05 graduated from Highland Park High School and is currently attending Southern Methodist University. During high school, Robert was a member of the D.A.R.E. club, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Iron Shapers, and the Highland Park Young Republicans. He also played on the varsity football team.

Kira Latham ’05 graduated from Parish Episcopal School where she achieved high honor status all four years and received the Presidential Community Service Award and The Rice University Book Award. Kira was involved in the National Honor Society and was the president of Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD).

Kira is currently a student at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

Sophie Lidji ’05 graduated from The Hockaday School and is currently attending Hendrix College. While at Hockaday, Sophie was the editor-in-chief of the Hockaday literary magazine, Vibrato. One of her short stories won an award from the National Young Arts Foundation, and she received the Editor’s Choice award from Teen Ink literary magazine.

Mackenzie Merriam ’05 graduated from Greenhill School where she earned high honor roll status and was the recipient of the Seay Citizenship Scholarship. She was an Honor Council Member and the president of the Gay/ Straight Alliance Club. Mackenzie received the Girl Scout Gold Award, the highest achievement in Girl Scouting. She is currently a student at Tufts University.

Thayer Murphy ’05 graduated from Greenhill School and is currently attending American University in Washington, D.C. Laura-Brynn (LB) Neuhoff ’05 graduated from Hockaday where she received the President’s Volunteer Service Award and was on the Headmistresses List. She was a National Merit Semifinalist, AP Scholar, and earned magna cum laude distinction on the National Latin Exam. LB served on the Student Diversity Board and was a member of the H-Club, Student Executive Committee of Alumnae Association, and the Enviro Club. She is currently attending Georgetown University.

Jordan Olschwanger ’05 graduated from Greenhill School and is currently attending the University of Texas at Austin. While at Greenhill, he was captain of the golf team and vice president of the Spirit Club. Jordan’s community service includes Bea’s Kids, Jewish Family Services, and Camp Spark.

Maggie Thomas ’05 attended Bishop Lynch High School and The Shelton School. She was the captain of the varsity cheer team and received the MVP award for varsity track and field in 11th grade. Maggie is currently attending Sewanee, The University of the South.

Chandler Tucker ’05 graduated from Highland Park High School and is currently Ramie Payne ’05 graduated from The attending the University of Mississippi.

Hockaday School where she played field hockey Chandler was involved with many service clubs and lacrosse, and was a member of the Student at Highland Park High School including spirit Council. Ramie is currently attending the committees. She played sports all four years, including soccer and field hockey. Chandler was University of Texas at Austin. also a member of a program that tutors and assists special needs children.

Joseph Raff ’05 graduated as valedictorian from Cistercian Preparatory School where Grant Unell ’05 graduated from Greenhill he was on the Headmaster’s Honor Roll all School and is currently attending the University four years. He received the Chemistry Book of Georgia. While at Greenhill, he was active in Award and the Physics Book Award. Joseph volleyball, band, jazz band, student council, and was a NASA High School Aerospace Scholar as Young Men’s Service League. well as an AP Scholar with distinction. Joseph, a four-year Exodus yearbook staff member, Chloe Warnberg ’05 graduated from The served as the editor-in-chief in charge of design Hockaday School where she achieved high during his senior year. He is currently attending honor roll status all four years. She was a member of the soccer team for four years Northwestern University. and served as senior captain. Chloe was the president and founder of the Knit for a Cause Meghana Ranganathan ’05 graduated organization and was involved with Young Adults from Greenhill School where she received Curriculum on Human Trafficking (YACHT). the Greenhill Academic Achievement Award Chloe is currently attending Duke University. and the Cum Laude Society award. She was a

competitive debater on the Debate team, and Jessica Westberry ’05 graduated from The received recognition at the National Debate Hockaday School and is currently attending the Coaches’ Association Championships. Meghana University of Richmond in Richmond,Virginia. is currently attending Swarthmore College where she is majoring in engineering and Noah Yonack ’05 graduated from St. Mark’s environmental science.

School of Texas where he received the George Eastman Young Leaders Award and the Ben Siegel ’05 graduated from Highland Park Presidential Gold Circle Volunteer Award. Noah served on the Community Service Board and High School and is currently a student at the was the news editor of the school newspaper, University of Georgia in the Terry College of The ReMarker. He was also a member of the Business. varsity tennis and cross country teams. Noah is currently attending Harvard University.

Will Smith ’05 graduated from Parish Episcopal School where he achieved high honor roll status and was a member of the National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta. He served on the Community Service Leadership Board and was a volunteer at Bea’s Kids. He played soccer all four years at Parish. Will is currently attending the University of Texas at Austin.

Seth Stukalin ’05 attended middle school at Greenhill School and graduated high school from the Episcopal School of Dallas. Seth is currently attending Chapman University in Orange, California.

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Focus2009 Jack Kraus ’09 continues his educational journey at Greenhill School where he achieved high honor roll status all four years of middle school. He is a member of Character Council and a sport athlete at Greenhill. Jack works with the North Texas Food Bank as a volunteer.

Jack fondly remembers playing Mr. Breitfeller’s guitar every morning and still enjoys playing the guitar today.

Austin Krohn ’09 continues his studies at Parish Episcopal School. His activities at Parish include swimming, Latin, honors geometry, and honors physics. Austin received cum laude recognition for the National Latin Exam. Austin fondly remembers the fourth grade trip to Austin, Mr. B, and Lamplighter Layers.

Laura Arroyo-Shoultz ’09 graduated from St. Alcuin Montessori and is currently attending Greenhill School. While at St. Alcuin, she was chosen to attend Model United Nations in New York and participated in TedX Kids.

Laura received Duke TIP State and National recognition. Laura’s special memories of Lamplighter include making the castle, writing the Opera, and rolling down the hill!

Bo Baker ’09 attended middle school at the Episcopal School of Dallas and continues there for high school.

Rose Bassel ’09 attended middle school at The Winston School where she was first chair trumpet in the Winston band. Rose’s special memories of Lamplighter include “all of it!”

Chandler Crates ’09 attended middle school at Greenhill School and continues there for high school. Chandler enjoys English, history, Mandarin, and cross country at Greenhill and singing, guitar, and drums outside of school.

George Dau ’09 will continue his educational journey at St. Mark’s School of Texas. He is on the golf team and involved with the Young Men’s Service League. George’s favorite memories of Lamplighter include the animals, Lamplighter Layers, and Hootenannies.

Hudson Fernandes ’09 attended middle school at Greenhill School and continues there for high school.

Donny Carty ’09 continues his educational journey at the Episcopal School of Dallas where he is a member of the football and lacrosse teams. He is a volunteer for Students Shoulder to Shoulder. Donny’s special memories of Lamplighter include Mr. B’s class, naming the animals, and receiving his senior jacket.

Tate Hakert ’09 continues his studies at the Episcopal School of Dallas where he is a member of the football, lacrosse, and wrestling teams. He is also a member of the Young Men’s Service League. Tate’s memories of Lamplighter include selling eggs, music class, and art class.

Natalie Groves ’09 continues her educational journey at the Episcopal School of Dallas. She Carolina Campbell ’09 continues her studies is involved in many activities including JV cheer, at The Hockaday School where she is a member soccer, lacrosse, French club, and the National of the swimming and track team and serves on Charity League. Natalie fondly remembers the the Community Service Board. Carolina’s special fourth grade trip to Austin, the sleepover, drama, memories of Lamplighter include the Carnival, art, the well, and the fun teachers.

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Kailey McNeal ’09 attended William B. Travis TAG and Greenhill School for middle school and will continue at Greenhill for high school.

She is a volunteer for the SPCA of Texas and is a chorister with the Children’s Chorus of Greater Dallas. Kailey fondly remembers the fourth grade Austin trip, the Opera, and the talent show.

Holmes Davis ’09 will continue his studies at the Episcopal School of Dallas where he is enjoys participating in sports.

Paris Bland ’09 continues her educational journey at Parish Episcopal School where she achieved high honor roll status. Her school activities include cross country, student council, diversity council, and the debate team. Paris also volunteers for Bea’s Kids.

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Lauren McDaniel ’09 continues her educational journey at The Hockaday School.

She is a member of the National Charity League.

Lauren fondly remembers Lamplighter Layers.

Lea Meyers ’09 continues her educational journey at Greenhill School where her academic honors include high honor roll and a gold medal on the National Spanish Exam. Lea competes in team gymnastics and is a volunteer coach for her gymnastics team. She fondly remembers the Carnival, the Opera, senior parade, Lamplighter Layers, and senior jackets.

Gunnar Olsen ’09 attended McCulloch Intermediate School after leaving Lamplighter in 2004, and entered Parish Episcopal School for eighth grade. Gunnar has fond memories of Ms. Curlin and International Night when their country of study was Norway.

Focus2009 Tres Page ’09 attended McCulloch Intermediate School after leaving Lamplighter in 2004, and graduated from Highland Park Middle School. He is currently attending Highland Park High School. Tres fondly remembers his teacher Ms. Arneson (now Ms. Shulman).

Whit Payne ’09 will continue his studies at St. Mark’s School of Texas where he is active in lacrosse, football, and basketball. He also serves on the Community Service Board. Whit’s special memories of Lamplighter include Lamplighter Layers, Annie, and the Opera. His favorite teachers were Mrs. Beddow, Mrs. McCartor, Mrs. Peters, and Mrs. Hollway.

Abi Price ’09 is continuing her educational journey at Lakehill Preparatory School where she is involved in the National Junior Honor Society, choir, musical theater, and volleyball.

Abi’s favorite things about Lamplighter include the 4th grade trip to Austin, raising the chickens, and Mrs. McCartor.

Jared Steinhart ’09 graduated middle school from St. Mark’s School of Texas and currently attends Highland Park High School. Jared received the Citizenship Award and was on the Community Service Board at St. Mark’s. Jared remembers “every day being the best day ever” at Lamplighter.

Benjamin Stromberg ’09 will continue his studies at Greenhill School. He has fond memories of Lamplighter including the animals, the playground, science class, the Opera, drama, and recess.

Zayna Syed ’09 will continue her educational journey at Greenhill School where she plays soccer and tennis. Zayna spends a lot of her time figure skating. During the summer she volunteers at The da Vinci School and is involved in the Muslim Youth of North America (MYNA). Zayna’s special memories of Lamplighter include the egg selling business, the Pioneer project in second grade, the Opera, and all of her “amazing teachers!”

Alex Shaw ’09 will continue her studies at The Hockaday School where she plays basketball and is a member of the school choir. Her special Frank Thomas ’09 attended middle school at memories of Lamplighter include Mrs. McCartor, St. Mark’s School of Texas and continues there Mr. B, and science class. for high school.

Emma Siegel ’09 will continue her educational Hyer Thomas ’09 will continue his educational journey at The Hockaday School. journey at St. Mark’s School of Texas. His special memory of Lamplighter is getting bit by the pig!

Matthew Sims ’09 will continue his studies at the Episcopal School of Dallas where he has won many awards on the Math Science team. His volunteer service includes Operation Kindness, Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, and soccer. Matthew fondly remembers being the President of Lamplighter Layers, all the fourth grade teachers, the Opera, and chess.

Danielle Weiss ’09 attended middle school at The Winston School. She currently attends W.T. White High School where she is on the freshman cheer squad. Danielle is a volunteer at Dog and Kitty City. She fondly remembers the fourth grade trip to Austin, raising chickens, motor skills, and the Carnival.

Scott Smythe ’09 graduated from Bentley School in Berkeley, California, after leaving Lamplighter in 2006. He is currently attending St. Avery Williams ’09 graduated from Highland Park Middle School after leaving Lamplighter in Mark’s School of Texas where he is involved in 2006. He is currently attending Greenhill School. soccer, cross country, and track. Scott has fond memories of the Hootenannies and the Carnival.

Claire Spigel ’09 graduated from William B. Travis TAG and currently attends Booker T. Washington High School. She has been involved in One-Act Play UIL competitions as an actor, director, and costume designer.Very active in theatre, Claire designed costumes for Pinkalicious at the Dallas Children’s Theater and won Urma Gold at the 2013 Urma P. Hall Theater Festival.

Claire fondly remembers Lamplighter fourth grade science teacher Mr. B, the senior parade, and the library.

Lamplighter ClassAgents 2013 -2014 1968 - Beth Balisteri Unis 1969 - Carolyn Bettis Berry 1970 - Stacy Smith Shepherd 1971 - Helen Neuhoff Butler 1972 - Chris Rote 1974 - Kyle Ford 1975 - Eugenia Hudson King 1976 - Max Swango 1977 - Bradley Miller 1977 - Margaret Flanagan Solomon 1979 - Greg Marquess 1980 - Shannon Morse 1981 - Giggy Loeb Jacobson 1982 - Royce Poinsett 1983 - Elizabeth Dodge 1983 - Amanda Oneacre Rockow 1984 - Ashley Geller Greene 1985 - Aimee Marquess Whitaker 1986 - Jeffrey Kitner 1987 - Sarah Stockton 1989 - Courtney Jones Johnson 1990 - Flauren Fagadau Bender 1991 - Lilly Albritton 1993 - Ashley Carter Johnson 1995 - Hunter Lewis 1996 - Emily Hess 1998 - Katherine Rochelle 1999 - Meredith Klein 2001 - Laura Rose Brylowski 2002 - Laura Frazee 2003 - Margaret Rote 2012 - Kirsten Kirk

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Be the spark . . . that ignites young minds

2013-2014 Annual Fund The Annual Fund is the highest fundraising priority at The Lamplighter School.

Providing direct funding for educational initiatives and operational enhancements that tuition alone does not cover, every dollar of this essential fund supports the mission of Lamplighter – igniting the potential of each child.

Annual Fund dollars enhance children's educational experiences by: • Ensuring professional development opportunities for faculty and staff • Providing state-of-the-art technology • Acquiring current curriculum materials • Supporting student enrichment with innovative programs and partnerships

Annual Fund Recognition Levels The Luminary Society: Beacon Illuminator Torchbearer Candle Lighter Luminary Member The 1953 Club The Lantern Club

$25,000 and above $15,000 – 24,999 $8,000 – $14,999 $3,500 – $7,999 $1,500 – $3,499 $500 – $1,499 $25 – $499

A successful Annual Fund depends on participation from every member of our school community. 100% of trustees, faculty and staff supported last year's drive.

100% parent participation is always the goal of the Annual Fund.

Ways to Make Your Donation Mail: Send your pledge/gift to the school by using the return envelope enclosed with your Annual Fund letter Online: Click on “Make a gift to Lamplighter” at www.thelamplighterschool.org Phone: Contact Lali Rambeau at 214-369-9201 x318 All gifts to the 2013 – 2014 Annual Fund must be made before May 31, 2014.

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Report of Annual Giving 2012 -2013

Report of Annual Giving 2012–2013 Your commitment and generosity allowed us to successfully complete the Campaign for the Future and take the Annual Fund and Auction to new levels.

Dear Lamplighter Community, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to Trustees, Life Trustees, parents, grandparents, alumni, alumni parents, faculty and staff members, and friends who made 2012–2013 another extraordinary year at Lamplighter. In the pages ahead, you will see that your commitment and generosity allowed us to successfully complete the Campaign for the Future and take the Annual Fund and Auction to new levels.

The 2012–2013 fiscal year began with a flurry of activity that continued into the summer as the final call for participation in the Campaign for the Future came with a 1:1 matching gift challenge by an anonymous donor. By the end of

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June and six weeks into the challenge, the campaign surpassed its $12.5 million goal.

Today, a beautiful donor wall honoring all contributors graces the front entrance of the school.

• Afternoon reunions were held for the alumni classes of 2006 and 2009, and the Class of ’73 gathered for a full weekend of activities. Alumni of all ages participated in community outreach projects and the Young Alumni Car Wash raised over $4,300.

Other highlights of the year include: • Growth of the Annual Fund continues to be a priority of The Lamplighter School and this year, the Annual Fund scaled new heights with annual gifts exceeding $510,000. Parent participation set a record at 95% with all Pre-K classes, faculty and staff, Trustees, and the Annual Fund Committee achieving 100% participation.

• The Strategic Plan, presented to the Board last September by the Strategic Initiatives Committee, was approved.

In January, a Pre-Campaign Task Force was assembled by the Head of School to undertake the next steps in the implementation of the plan. The Task Force will make recommendations to the Board of Trustees in September.

• This year’s Auction, themed, “Lights, Camera, Auction!” brought parents to the gala dressed in their finest 1940s couture—while raising over $325,000 for the land fund.

Thank you for your continued dedication and support in helping us make the Lamplighter of tomorrow even better than today’s.

• More than 100 grandparents attended a special grandparent luncheon hosted by the Head of School last fall. Increased numbers of grandparents participated in volunteer activities throughout the school year and enjoyed events like the Halloween picnic and Grandest Friends’ Day.

In Lamplighter Spirit,

Report of Annual Giving 2012–2013

Sandy Diamond Director of Advancement

Volunteer Leadership The following is a list of individuals whose gifts of time and talent served the advancement efforts of Lamplighter during the period June 1, 2012 to May 31, 2013. The school’s continued advancement depends on such committed, energetic, and generous individuals.

Board of Trustees Stephanie Bassman David Benners Jenny Bulban David Campbell Hope Cramm John Crates Kyle Ford ’74 Heather Gilker Jane Rose Hurst Jennifer Karol Kirsten Kerrigan Leslie Krakow ’69 Lisa Kraus Kent Kunkel Rick Lear Rayna Loeb Jon Morgan ’82 Lily Myers Karen Pollock ’76 Toby Purdy Andy Rabin Catherine Rose Alex Sharma Nancy Skochdopole Justin Small ’83 George Tang Mitch Ward Kelcy Warren Sarah Weinberg

Life Trustees

Stuart Bumpas Dan Cook Mary McDermott Cook David Corrigan ’68 Mike Dodge Neil Foote Judy Gass Charles Ginsburg Rolf Haberecht Marietta Scurry Johnson Jack Klein Carol Levy Ludwig Michael David Miller Barbara Nichols Margaret Jonsson Rogers Barney Young

Alumni Council

Kyle Ford ’74 - President Lilly Albritton ’91 Flauren Fagadau Bender ’90 Chris Gannett ’83 Ashley Geller Greene ’84 Elisabeth (Giggy) Loeb Jacobson ’81 Ashley Carter Johnson ’93 Courtney Jones Johnson ’89 Sara Luxen Junkin ’93 Adam Leventhal ’78 Greg Marquess ’79 Peggy Black Meyer ’73 Bradley Miller ’77 Brian Neuhoff ’74 Kristin Ortega ’89 Kay Ellen Cohen Pollack ’79 Eric Reeves ’74 Amanda Oneacre Rockow ’83 Justin Small ’83 Craig Smith ’93 Max Swango ’76 Aimee Marquess Whitaker ’85

Lamplighter Parents’ Association Board Stephanie Bassman, President Heather Balestri Liz Boyce Maura Bradshaw Shonn Brown Erika Burkhardt Nancy Buss Karen Butler Kelli Chabria Cathy Cohen Monica Eastin Catie Enrico Allegra Feito Kathy Fielder Dana Garner Laura Godkin Meg Graves Kim Henderson Jackie Katz ’79 Ashley Leake Laura Lear Lindi Light Karen Lobdell Jen Lochridge

Amy Mitts Robyn Neuhoff Natalie Oudt Traci Owen Sharon Pfaff Kristen Phillips Courtney Plumlee Gretchen Pollom Monica Purdy Jen Ratan Karen Reid Keller Reid Danielle Sealy Molly Sealy Denise Stewart Aimee Whitaker ’85 Debbie Wiggans Carmen Yung Amy Zicarelli

Annual Giving Leadership

Lilly Albritton ’91 Heather Balestri Kristy Bowen Maura Bradshaw Ana Casanova Angie Constantinides Laurie Darlak Sam Durst Jamie Gaunt Ashley Geller Greene ’84 Joan Genender Paul Genender Jenney Gillikin Kate Hoedebeck Gunjan Jain Kent Kunkel Nick Leggatt Candace Martin Jon Morgan ’82 Kristin Ortega ’89 Mike Plumlee ’73 Kristin Rees Sharon Ross Molly Sealy Craig Smith ’93 Margaret Solomon ’77 Phyllis Steinhart Denise Stewart

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Sarah Weinberg Jeannie Weisoly Claude White Andy Yung Amy Zicarelli

Pre-Campaign Task Force Leslie Krakow ’69, Chair David Benners Jason Bradshaw Joe Eastin Jenney Gillikin Kirsten Kerrigan Kent Kunkel Lily Myers Catherine Rose Alex Sharma Sarah Weinberg

Young Alumni Committee

Katherine Dau ’07, chair Tim Simenc ’07, chair Miles Andres ’06 Joe Durst ’07 Amy Elder ’06 Nick Kraus ’06 Christian Mastrogiovanni ’06 Katie Payne ’06 Kayla Rambeau ’06 Clayton Roberts ’06 David Rote ’06 Sarah Siegel ’07

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Giving Results Annual Fund Gifts by Source for 2012–2013 Trustees Faculty/Staff Parents Grandparents Alumni Parents and Alumni Grandparents Friends and Former Faculty/Staff Foundations and Corporations

$92,551 $12,623 $249,247 $37,290 $16,675 $2,921 $100,816

Total Annual Fund Giving

$512,123

All Gifts by Designation for 2012–2013 Annual Fund Campaign for the Future* Upcoming Campaign Lamplighter Endowed Funds Program Support/Miscellaneous Funds Alumni Faculty/Salary-Support Endowed Funds Media Center Open House Media Center Tribute Fund Community Support Fund

$512,123 $1,573,725 $250,836 $1,997 $11,637 $12,087 $16,937 $4,633 $3,722

Total Gifts to Lamplighter 2012–2013

$2,387,696

*Includes payments on prior years’ pledges

2012-13 OPERATING REVENUE & EXPENSES Revenue

Other incl.

Endow. Draws 6%

Annual Fund 6%

Expenses Fundraising 1% Facilities Academic Financial Aid 9% 4% 5% Administrative 8% Salaries & Benefits 73%

Tuition 88%

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Cumulative Giving The following is a comprehensive list reflecting cumulative giving receipts from donors for the period of June 1, 2012 to May 31, 2013.

It includes all cash and pledges to annual, restricted, and endowment funds.

($250,000 or above)

Lamplighter Parents’ Association Vennerberg/Kunkel Family

($100,000 – $249,999)

Jenney and David Gillikin Traci and Sean Owen Family Foundation Traci and Sean Owen Catherine and Will ’77 Rose

($50,000 – $99,999)

Anonymous Allison and Chris Bovard The Corrigan Family Marilyn and LeoF Corrigan, Jr. Alice Corrigan Carruth Catherine Corrigan Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan Leo Corrigan III Mary Corrigan Livingston Shannon and Jeff Estes Lisa and Peter Kraus Laura and Rick Lear Lily and Scott Myers Gowri and Alex Sharma

($25,000 – $49,999)

Jennifer and Tom Karol Sheryl and Eric Maas Ricki and Andy Rabin

($10,000 – $24,999)

Heather and Ray Balestri Leslie and David Benners Maura and Jason Bradshaw The Carlson Foundation Nancy and Clint Carlson Ana and Don Carty Sam and Tim Durst The Aaron and Catie Enrico Family Foundation Catie and Aaron Enrico The Evey and Chip Fagadau Fund of Fidelity Charitable Evey and Chip ’61 Fagadau Dodie and Jack ’68 Foxworth Marilyn Halpin The ISN Charitable Giving Fund The Chris & Mirjam Kirk Donor Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation Mirjam and Chris Kirk

Sunny and Craig Knocke Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Barbara and Stan Rabin Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Candace and Max ’76 Swango Texas Instruments Foundation Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu Amy and Kelcy Warren

($5,000 – $9,999)

Bartlett Family Empowerment Fund Gail and Steve Bartlett Haise R. and Kevin S. Borgmann Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Haise and Kevin Borgmann Tamara and David Campbell Ashley and Robert Cathey Sherry and Joel Fontenot Wendy and Paul Genender Heather and Chris Gilker Martha and Bob Gillikin Joan and Zachary Hill Optimized, Inc. Erin and Andrew Hillman Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Charities Aid Foundation America Gunjan and Anurag Jain The Jerry R. Junkins Family Foundation Sally Junkins The Kirkwood Fund of The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Marin Counties Colin Koon and Jackie OLeary-Koon Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Candace and Rich Martin Lesa and John Oudt Dan Patterson Bill Payne Tim Phu and Kristine Doan Monica and Toby Purdy Edna and Dante Renzulli Molly and Michael Sealy George and Charmaine Tang Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Charmaine and George Tang Barbara and John Thomas Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas Mark Varel Bobbie and Andy Villareal Mitchell Ward and Pam Wills-Ward Sarah and Russell Weinberg Lauryn and Tom White

($1,000 – $4,999)

The Ackerman Family Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman Helma and Ed Ackerman Edward and Wilhelmina

Ackerman Foundation Carol and Mark Anderson Bank of America Matching Gifts Kathy and Ben Banks Laurie and Doug Barnell Stephanie and Paul Bassman Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Blessing Family Foundation Kalita Beck Blessing ’69 Lauryn and Jason Bloom Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom BNSF Railway Foundation Lisa and Chuck Brown Shonn and Clarence Brown Lori and David Browne Jenny and Pete Bulban Erika and Chad Burkhardt Sarah Campbell Phyllis and Bruce Carr Danielle and Jeff Cate Linda and John Cauley Riz Chand and Laura Colhouer The Coca-Cola Foundation Cathy and Mark Cohen Laura ’71 and David Cole Tania and Pat Conroy Mary McDermott Cook Hope and Gene Cramm Angela and John Crates Pam and Jason Creel Linda and Bill Custard D Max Lemmon LLC Jim Davis Leslie and Bryan Diers Vivian and Billy Dimas Melisa and Jeff Dorrill Canan and Joachim Ebert Ricki and Randy Ebner Angel and Eric Eichhorn Rosemary and Roger Enrico The Feferman Family Allegra and Rob Feito Kathy and Jeromy Fielder Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford Dana and Tom Garner Joan and Larry Genender David Gerber and Lara Johnson Kathleen and Robert Gibson

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Beverly and Chuck Ginsburg Carolyn and Robert Goodrich Meg and Dave Graves Ashleigh and Will Gravlee Steve Gravseth Betty Green Leon Green III Kim and Clark Griffith Ellen and John Grimes Ute and Rolf Haberecht Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman Tania and Kevin Hardage Amanda and Richard Hartman Tjepke Heeringa and Elizabeth Dodge ’83 Mark Henry and Marylene Leogier Margaret ’89 and Brad Hirsch Janie and Dave Hodges Jennifer and Steve Houghton Fran and Don Jackson Katie and Jed Johnson Marietta Scurry Johnson Becky and Matt Keane Morgan and Scott Kennedy Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Tabani Family Foundation Aliya and Mushtak Khatri Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King Rita and Jack Klein Angela and Marc Klein Leslie and Michael Lanahan Tom Leatherbury and Pat Villareal Nick Leggatt Carol and John Levy Lisa and Rick Levy Karen and Bruce Lobdell Jen and Brett Lochridge Rayna and Michael Loeb Caroline and Mario Lopez Nisha and Vikas Lunia Catherine and Douglas MacMahon Louise and Charles ’87 Marsh Denise and Dustin Marshall Susan and Mike Matta Sue McCullough Melani and Craig McDougal Juli and Mac McGinnis Marty and Jack Melton Pam and Carter Meyer Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Su-Su and Jerry Meyer Rory and Howard Meyers Communities Foundation of Texas Carmen and Ludwig Michael Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz 29

Cumulative Giving Shirley and Bob Miller Bradley Miller ’77 and Talley Dunn Patty and David Miller Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury Jennifer and Jon Mosle Paula and Jon Mosle Ali Moustapha and Vickie Nguyen Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky Lesa and Nick Nikolai Occidental Petroleum Corporation Edith and Peter O’Donnell Natalie and Dirik Oudt The Parel Family Nova and Lincoln Patel Angela Paulos The Paulos Foundation Aphrodite and Sam Paulos Sharon and David Pfaff Suzanne and Huy Pham Kristen and Clifton Phillips The Pinnell Foundation Janelle and Alden Pinnell Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Michelle and Scott Prengle Ramesh Raghunathan and Aarthi Ram Dinesh Rajan and Ramya Rangarajan Vicki Raney Jen and Ravi Ratan Peggy Rayzor Kristin and Ricky Rees Leonard and Laurie Roberts Charitable Foundation Laurie and Len Roberts Christine and Dick Rogoff Edward W. Rose III Family Fund of The Dallas Foundation Deedie and Rusty Rose Chris Rowley and Mandy Dake Randee and Bobby Ruiz

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Josefina and Roberto Ruiz Bridget ’73 and Mark Russell Joyce Rutherford Safeway, Inc. Diane and Scott Sealy Sengbush Studio, Inc. Terri and Larry Sengbush Venkat Sethuraman and Naheed Shahid Amy Sheinberg ’74 Del Ruth Skaggs Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Paul Staveteig and Gretchen Champion The Steinhart Family Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Kenny Steinhart ’79 Sheila and David Stewart Shannon and Jodie Thompson Son Tran and Jade Le Heather and Michael Vranich Mi Jung and Jim Warner Lisa and George Warren Jeannie and David Weisoly Carolyn and David Westberry Christina and Allen ’89 White McKinley and Brandon Wier Jenna and Lane Wimberly Claudia and Brian Wing Meredith and Rand Wrighton Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Lea and Leo Yancey Sally and Barney Young Carmen and Andy Yung Angela and Luis Zambrano Amy and Mike Zicarelli

($1 – $999)

Abbott Fund Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan Alyssa and Patrick Adams

Walter Adams Jessa Adler Arturo Aguilar and Gela Gallardo Angelica and Josué Aguilar Abbey and Fallon Ahearn Lilly ’91 and Chuck Albritton All About Kids Dentistry Karen and Rick Allen Susan and Hank Alterman Basel Altrabulsi and Lana Hamwi Natalie ’89 and Chris Amoroso Jacqueline and Max Anderson Mary Eileen Anderson ’75 Stacy and Tucker Anderson Debbie and Marc Andres Louis Andres ’04 Miles Andres ’06 Anonymous (3) Lisa and Kyle Antes Martha and Nelson Arroyo Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel Laura and Andy Baughman Carol Baumer Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Elizabeth Bayer Carrie and Josh Bays Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow The Sara Beckham Foxworth Foundation Danielle Berg ’06 Fran and Mark Berg Dorothy Bjorck Georgia Sue Black Allison and Shell Black Traci and Travis Blalock Leslie Bledsoe Allison ’87 and Josh Block Naomi and Bernard Bloom Dulany Bloom ’13 Carolyn and Ronald Blum Ana Bohanan Carla and Dylan Bolden Avery Borgmann ’12 Charlie Bovard ’07 Jack Bovard ’16 Sam Bovard ’11 Stephanie and Kevin Bowden Kristy and Taylor Bowen Joan Bowman Rowel, LLC Elizabeth and Robert Boyce Matthew Bradford ’93 Martha and Ron Bradshaw Abby Brand ’12 Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Kirby Brand ’05 Shelby Brand ’08 Brenda and Stuart Brand Susie and George Breen Natalie Breen ’02

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Amy and Matt Brenner Beth and John Bromberg Razan and Robert ’77 Brooker Amelia Brown ’10 Amy Brown ’78 Rebecca and Chad Brown Kay and Clarence Brown Lynn Brown Melanie and Marty Buckholt Diane and Stuart Bumpas Sarah and Zack Burdick Judy Burkhardt Bill Burton Michael Buss Nancy Buss Sally and Allen Butler Brooke Butler ’10 Florence and John Butler Karen and Kyle Butler Denise and Rodell Byrd Cindy and Bob Campbell Suzanne and Brett ’66 Campbell Russell Canham and Raksha Jain Robin Carder ’75 Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Ana Casanova Courtney and Dan Case Tracy ’76 and Ballard ’76 Castleman Blakely Castleman ’07 Shea Castleman ’11 Sloane Castleman ’08 Jean and John Cate Mary Cates Kelli and A.J. Chabria Linda and Michael Champion Lamar and Gerry Chicoine Jeanie and Alex Chuang Mary Cynthia and Bill Church Emily Church ’06 Will Church ’06 Dan Clifford and Shannon Morse ’80 Michael Cohen and Ruth Bakal Sharon and Murray Cohen Jo and Stanley Cohen Laura Colhouer Rob Collier and Kris Keesy Melissa and William Collins Angie and Father Chris

Constantinides Susan and Chris Cooper Debbie Cox Anna Cramm ’10 Claire Cramm ’07 Chanda and Ken Crane Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin Nancy Cronin Nancy ’79 and Greg Crook Kitty and Tom Cross Betsy and Bennett Cullum Liz Curlin and Danielle Dupuis

Cumulative Giving

Debbie and Chris Cuzalina Brandy and Henry Dalton Gloria and Joe Darlak Laurie and Joe Darlak Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Katherine Dau ’07 Lisa and Harvey Davisson Sally and Joe Dealey Denbury Sarah and Jason Dennis Aarti Dewan Meghana and Harpreet Dhall Sandy and Barry Diamond Laura and Bill Dickason Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey Susan and Mike Dodge Mary and David Dolan Lindsay Dolan ’00 Zachary Drazner ’09 Lupe and Homero Duarte Catherine Duffy ’05 Jaimey Dunn Deb and Bill Dunne Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer Betsy and Richard Eiseman Karen and Jay Ellis Mark Envani and Lori Ward Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Sarah Kate Feferman ’10 Alicia Feito Elise and Rob Fermier Filgo Oil Company Jenifer and Peter Flynn Sophie and Arkady Fomin Jen and Greg Fomin Joel Fontenot ’02 Joshua Fontenot ’04 Nita and John Ford Soume and Paul Foshee Paula and Wallace Franklin Coco Freling ’04 Richard Freling ’04 Neha and Salil Gaitonde

Sarita and Subash Gaitonde Amar Gande and Madhuri Vusirikala Rekha and Uday Garadi Judy and Bob Gass Jamie and Greg Gaunt Beverly and Thurman Geddie Basheer Ghorayeb and Jacquelyn Wilcox Ashley and Kris Glover Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Rebecca and Jack ’64 Goetz Gigi and Bud Goff Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Laura Goff Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb Goldman, Sachs & Company Judy and Phil Goodman Gold Bug Company Suzanne Green Ashley Greene ’84 Jerry L. Griffin Grace Grimes ’11 Michelle and John Grimes Leah and Jon ’69 Gross Robert Gross and Maya Leibman Barri ’78 and Chris Grossi Jezabel Guadalupe Anna and Mike Guerrero Tanner Hakert ’06 Tate Hakert ’09 Trip Hall and Cinthia Lopez Buffie and Andrew Halle Cindy and Brian Hanson Debbie and Larry Hanson Finley Harbaugh ’93 Melissa and Geoff Harper Cindy and Michael Harrington Lisa ’89 and Richard Hartman Norine Haynes Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Liz ’90 and Jeff Helfrich Kim and Thomas Henley

Melissa Hensley Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz Jill Herz, Attorney at Law, P.C. Jill and Paul Herz Carolyn and Steve Hess Lillian and Greg Hessel Meredith Hessel ’08 Tommy Hessel ’09 Jesse Hochman and Jennifer Perone Kate and Jeff Hoedebeck Kristie and Tom Hoitsma Peggy and Wayne Hollis Stephanie and Travis Hollman Maggie and Jeff Hollway Kacy and Steve Holmes Jerry Holzsweig and Marian Sackler Rita and Sandy Holzsweig Esther and Paul Hood Angela Horowitz Samuel Horowitz ’10 Brooke and Blake Hortenstine Nicole and Brian Householder Corinne and Clay Hufft Jami and Gary Hunt Jake Hurst ’11 Sophia Hurst ’12 Sandra and Rick Illes Didem and Onur Inanoglu Lisa and Jud ’71 Jacobs Julianne Jacobs ’05 Annie and Patrick Jacobs Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson Dorris and Terry James Carolyn and Michael Jaynes Natalie Jaynes ’03 Hilary Jenkins ’78 Gayle Johansen Ashley ’93 and Brandon Johnson Courtney ’89 and Brian Johnson Melissa and Fred Johnson Natalie and Mark Johnson Christine and R.J. Johnson Annie Jonas George Joseph Sara Junkin ’93 Andrew Jury ’02 Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Amanda Kadesky ’06 Andrew Kadesky ’03 Ann and Keith Kadesky Jina Kaiser Sonia and Jatin Kakkar Kathryn Kallison ’86 Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman Charitable Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman Lindsay Kaplan ’12 Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Sabra Katzav

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Kaye Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Skylar Kaye ’11 Neil Keon and Debbie Loeb Keon Kinnari and Gaurav Khatri Nancy Kim Brigitte and Kimo Kimichik Nicole Kimichik ’08 Sam Kimichik ’05 Allan King and Rebecca Hamilton Jonathan King ’08 Bridget and Ken Kippels Lisa and Matt Kirby Declan Kirk ’17 Jake Kirk ’15 Kirsten Kirk ’12 Stephanie and Scott Kirkham Miriam and Jeffrey ’86 Kitner Andrew Kleiman ’04 Dana and David Kleiman Zach Kleiman ’02 Adam Klein ’11 Cynthia ’68 and Benjamin Klein Patti and Bob Knott Karen and Bob Knudson George Knudson Jane Koerner Anil Koganti and Christine Ho Shari and Andy Krage Ben Krakow ’08 Eli Krakow ’10 Jack Kraus ’09 Nick Kraus ’06 Will Kraus ’04 Tricia and Jim Krohn Logan Krohn ’10 Paige and Tom Kuchler Carolyn and Kevin Kuhnel Lauren Kupor ’92 Mary and Danny Kureska Neelima and Rahim Kurji Brenna and Will Lambert 2013 Lamplighter Layers June and Jason Landry Gina and Tom Landry Eleanor Laney Bonnie and Carl Lang Bettina and Herman Lang Amy and Philip Lang Shiela and Justin Lannen Kristen and Quinn Laws Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Clem Lear Donald Lee and Emily Cates Traci and Ham Lee Ellen and Joe Lee Patty and Lam Lee Coleta and Joe Lewis Sadie Lidji ’08 Sophie Lidji ’05 31

Cumulative Giving Brittany and Neal Lober Sarah Lochridge ’11 Michelle and Bill Lockhart Billy Lockhart ’12 Gail and Peter Loeb Eric Loehr Becky Logsdon Jason Lu and Natalie Den Emily Luxen ’90 Catherine Lynn Selena and Shawn Lyons Pat and Barry Macy Jill and Brent Magnuson Chris Malone Lindsey Malone Connor Maloney ’04 Kelly Maloney ’07 Cindy and Mike Maloney Pat and Ted Mandeville David Mangelsdorf and Katrina Cotton Susan and Richard Marcus Jenell and Andy Markowski Skintrigue, Inc. Greg Marquess ’79 Rita and Jim Marquess Lyndsey Marron Maria and Federico Marroquin Angie and Jerry Martilik Nicole Martin Sarah Mathews Thomas Matta ’12 Pat Mattingly McAfee Matching Gifts Program Kristen and Brian McCool Gayle and David McCoy Cathy McEachern ’79 Eva McKee Andrew McNeil ’93 Elise and John Meadows Tom Mercer Mary and Tom ’89 Mercer Nancy and Rich Merriam Jane and Henry Meyer Lea Meyers ’09 Esther and Michael Meyers Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Laura and Erin Miller Rhonda and Jeffery ’74 Miller Amy and Matt ’88 Miller Mark Mintz and Jennifer Kitner Fund Jennifer ’89 and Mark Mintz Donna and Tim Mitchell Amy and Brian Mitts Jennifer Moore Nikki and Jason Morash Morgan Stanley Jennifer and Jeff Morrison Mimi and Ron Moses 32

Kelly and David Moskovic The Dallas Foundation Kate Mosle ’04 Michael Mosle ’08 Erika and Jarod Moss Kate and Clay Mote Judith Mullens Nik Munshi and Sree Kodali Brian Murawski and Michelle Hartmann Elise Murphy Marynell Murphy Nicole Musselman Timmy Nadolsky ’14 Jeffrey Naimon and Carla Wheeler ’76 The Neisius Family Fund of Schwab Charitable Jean and David Neisius Katie ’94 and Nathan Nelson Susan and Doug Ness Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Stefanie and Kent Nielson Katri Niemi ’02 Les Niemi and Sharon Brown Melissa and Norry Niven Mary and Steve Nix Jayme and Salim Nourallah Johanna and Greg Nystrom Jamie and Melbourne O’Banion Susan and Steve O’Brien Ellen and Marc Oeschger Kate and Mark Ogden Jonathan Oh Taeri Oh Nathan Ohler and Heather Roseberry Pam and Ken O’Krent Donna and Larry Olschwanger Henrik Olund and Maria Then Sheryll Orbase ORIX USA Corporation Kristin ’89 and Aaron Ortega Katie and Kyle Oudt Curt Pabst Anne ’66 and Fernando Padilla Mindy Paine ’86 Chad Park and Rita Ne Jim Parrish Amisha and Amit Patel Katie Payne ’06 Whit Payne ’09 Jeff Peck G.P. Pedroso Marie and Lou Perone Lakeshia and Chris Peters Sonia Philipson Alex Piccagli ’12 Stacy and Lawrence Piccagli Penelope Piccagli ’11

Heidi and Mike ’85 Pickens Cherie and Jim Pickett Alan Pita ’82 and Lynn Pausic Katherine Pollock ’10 Matthew Pollock ’11 Lauren ’97 and Hunter Pond Lainie Porter Rebecca and Will Posten Shlomit and Jerry Proter Veenu and Rohit Puri Alex Rabin ’12 Reece Rabin ’10 Joan and Ken Raff Jeffrey Rahilly and Kimberly Freeland Sangeeta and Ram Rai Ritu and Venu Rao Brad Raper and Lisa Casey Sandy and Philip Raskin Megan and Brian Ratcliff Upendar Reddy and Tulika Jain Eric Reeves ’74 Karen and Keller Reid Leanne and Mark Reiter Mason Reiter ’04 Merrill Reiter ’01 Nora ’92 and Will Renthal Sheila Rice Taylor Rison Alesia and Ed Ritenour Kathy Ritz Kate Robinson ’08 Nick Robinson and Brooke Molinaroli Kelly and Robby ’76 Robinson Amanda ’83 and Jeff Rockow Kevin and Charlotte Rogan Rod Rohrich and Diane Gibby Taylor Rohrich ’08 Judy and Colin Rorrie Alex Rose ’10 Charlie Rose ’12

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Pat and Jed Rosenthal Sharon Ross Anne and Chris ’72 Rote David Rote ’06 Margaret Rote ’03 Tracy and Michael Roybal Ana and Paul Rudnicki Ashley and Anthony ’92 Ruggeri Maria and Bryan Rutledge Michele and Larry Rutt Ellen and Lee Salzberger Ellen and Douglas Sammer Jim Savage and Kim Henderson Meeta and Amar Sawla Karan Sawla ’02 Maya Sawla ’06 Rhea Sawla ’04 Carol and Kerry Schamerloh Heather and Ryan Schamerloh Marcia and Stephen Schaul Darla and Carl Scherz Cathy and John Schoellkopf Betty and Brian Schultz Shelby Schultz ’10 Rachel and Joshua Schumann Barbara and Brett Seabury Danielle and Scott Sealy Betsie ’78 and Jim Sears April and David Seeds Nils Senvalds and Margee Hocking ’78 Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Rosemary and Zeke Shashoua Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon Sue and Brian Shibley Kiran Shivaswamy and Pushpa Mahalingam Kelly and Brad Shoup Cheryl and Greg Shulman Saima and Sajid Siddiqi Lynne and Andy Siegel Matthew Sims ’09

Cumulative Giving Megan Sims ’06 Michelle and Mike Sims Courtney and Jeff Sinelli Cherie and Neal Small Ali Smith ’07 Eva Smith Lil and Greg Smith Will Smith ’05 Kelly and Scott Smoyer Gus Solis ’12 Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer Rachel and Marc Starr Sheila and Larry Stern Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Pat and Jim Stevens Denise and Chris ’83 Stewart Kiersten and Michael Stockham Casey Stoltz Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson Callie Stone ’06 Lisa and John Stone Marshall Stone ’04 Jody Stout Carlene and Jack Strobel Beth ’79 and Mark Stromberg Alison and Dan Stump Amer Suleman and Mahvash Amer Stephanie Sullins Laura and Paul Sullivan Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney Bobby Sussman Betsy and Bob Swango Camie Swango ’10 Kathryn and John Szwejkowski Target Reagan Tate Joe Tauscher ’88 TexasCarsDirect.com, Ltd. Hallet Thalheimer ’11 Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer Connor Thomas ’03

Electra Thomas ’08 Frank Thomas ’09 Hyer Thomas ’09 Kaethe Thomas ’12 Maggie Thomas ’05 Mika and Nathan Thomas Cragina and Paul Thomas Melissa Tone Lynda and Jim Tonick Rachel and Chris Trowbridge Laura and Bryan Trubey Reggie Tucker Suzanne and Chris Turner Patricia and John Vermillion Alexandra Villareal ’06 Nicholas Villareal ’10 Mona and James Vineyard Larry Vineyard and Lindy Elmore G. Scott Waddell Company, Inc. Krystn and Scott Waddell Marleen and Marty Waldman Leslie and Travis ’76 Wallace Harianne and David Wallenstein Marc Wallenstein ’90 Elizabeth Walsh ’12 Janice and Gary Walsh Ferna and Craig Ward Krista Warren Marjorie Waters The Webb Family Kenn Webb and Harriet Tabb Anne Tabb ’01 Gordon Webb ’08 Lindsey Weems Gayle and Joe Weinberg Chandler Weisbart ’02 Courtney Weisbart ’06 Kandi and Mark Weisbart Eleise and Rick Weisberg Julie and Jamie Welton Linda and Rob Westerburg Cate Wetzel ’01

Catherine and Jack Wetzel John Wetzel ’03 Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker Claude White Jill Wiedman Debbie and David Wiggans Karen Wilbur Ellen Wilcox ’02 Vivian and Eugene Williams Tiffany and Clayton ’83 Wilmer Waverly Wilson Emily Wisner ’04 Peggy and Rory Wisner Bryant Wolf Carrie Wright Stella Wrubel ’16 Anne Yager P.T. Yager ’06 Chow Yanamadala and Lavanya Inampudi Anne Yarbrough ’81 Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough Marjorie and George Yeonas Daphna and Amir Yoffe Sheryl and Alan Yonack Noah Yonack ’05 Sam Yonack ’04 Sydney Yonack ’07 Mary and Ken Yung Alissa ’93 and Jordan Zachary Priya ’85 and Eric Zeikus Harold and Ida Ann Zweig Louis Zweig ’74 Deceased

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The following is a comprehensive list reflecting giving receipts from donors for the period of June 1, 2012 to May 31, 2013.

It includes all cash gifts to the Annual Fund and Alumni Giving program.

Luminary Beacon ($12,500 or above)

The Aaron and Catie Enrico Family Foundation *Catie and Aaron Enrico *Shannon and Jeff Estes *Jenney and David Gillikin *Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor *Catherine and Will ’77 Rose

Luminary Torchbearer ($7,500 - $12,499)

*Anonymous *Tamara and David Campbell Monica and Joe Eastin The ISN Charitable Giving Fund Gunjan and Anurag Jain Colin Koon and Jackie OLeary-Koon *Amy and Kelcy Warren

Luminary Candle Lighter ($3,000 - $7,499)

*Leslie and David Benners Haise R. and Kevin S. Borgmann Family Fund of Fidelity Charitable Haise and Kevin Borgmann Maura and Jason Bradshaw Tania and Pat Conroy Linda and Bill Custard Allegra and Rob Feito *Wendy and Paul Genender Martha and Bob Gillikin Optimized, Inc. Erin and Andrew Hillman Jennifer and Steve Houghton The Jerry R. Junkins Family Foundation *Sally Junkins

*The Kirkwood Fund of The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Marin Counties Sunny and Craig Knocke *Lisa and Peter Kraus *Laura and Rick Lear *Jen and Brett Lochridge Louise and Charles ’87 Marsh Lesa and John Oudt Angela Paulos Kristen and Clifton Phillips *Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock *Ricki and Andy Rabin Leonard and Laurie Roberts Charitable Foundation Laurie and Len Roberts Edward W. Rose III Family Fund of The Dallas Foundation *Deedie and Rusty Rose *Molly and Michael Sealy *Gowri and Alex Sharma Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small *Barbara and John Thomas Vennerberg/Kunkel Family *Mi Jung and Jim Warner Lauryn and Tom White *Carmen and Andy Yung

Luminary Member ($1,250 - $2,999)

The Ackerman Family *Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman *Helma and Ed Ackerman Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation *Carol and Mark Anderson *Heather and Ray Balestri Laurie and Doug Barnell *Stephanie and Paul Bassman *Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom *Allison and Chris Bovard *Lisa and Chuck Brown *Shonn and Clarence Brown *Jenny and Pete Bulban Erika and Chad Burkhardt Danielle and Jeff Cate *Riz Chand and Laura Colhouer *Cathy and Mark Cohen *Hope and Gene Cramm *Angela and John Crates Pam and Jason Creel Vivian and Billy Dimas Canan and Joachim Ebert Ricki and Randy Ebner

*Rosemary and Roger Enrico The Feferman Family *Kathy and Jeromy Fielder *Dana and Tom Garner *Joan and Larry Genender Carolyn and Robert Goodrich Ashleigh and Will Gravlee *Ellen and John Grimes *Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman Amanda and Richard Hartman Tjepke Heeringa and Elizabeth Dodge ’83 Mark Henry and Marylene Leogier Joan and Zachary Hill *Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst *Katie and Jed Johnson *Jennifer and Tom Karol Becky and Matt Keane *Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Tabani Family Foundation *Aliya and Mushtak Khatri The Chris and Mirjam Kirk Donor Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation *Mirjam and Chris Kirk *Rita and Jack Klein *Angela and Marc Klein *Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow *Carol and John Levy *Lisa and Rick Levy *Karen and Bruce Lobdell Caroline and Mario Lopez *Nisha and Vikas Lunia Sheryl and Eric Maas Catherine and Douglas MacMahon Denise and Dustin Marshall *Candace and Rich Martin *Susan and Mike Matta Juli and Mac McGinnis Pam and Carter Meyer Su-Su and Jerry Meyer Communities Foundation of Texas *Carmen and Ludwig Michael *Patty and David Miller *Jennifer and Jon Mosle *Lily and Scott Myers Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky Natalie and Dirik Oudt The Parel Family Nova and Lincoln Patel The Paulos Foundation Aphrodite and Sam Paulos *Sharon and David Pfaff Suzanne and Huy Pham

Tim Phu and Kristine Doan Janelle and Alden Pinnell *Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee *Monica and Toby Purdy Barbara and Stan Rabin *Jen and Ravi Ratan *Peggy Rayzor *Kristin and Ricky Rees Chris Rowley and Mandy Dake *Sengbush Studio, Inc. *Terri and Larry Sengbush *Del Ruth Skaggs *Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Paul Staveteig and Gretchen Champion The Steinhart Family *Phyllis and Ron Steinhart *Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Kenny Steinhart ’79 *Candace and Max ’76 Swango George and Charmaine Tang Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas Charmaine and George Tang *Texas Instruments Foundation Son Tran and Jade Le *Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu Heather and Michael Vranich *Mitchell Ward and Pam Wills-Ward *Lisa and George Warren *Sarah and Russell Weinberg *Jeannie and David Weisoly McKinley and Brandon Wier Jenna and Lane Wimberly Claudia and Brian Wing *Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel *Sally and Barney Young Angela and Luis Zambrano Amy and Mike Zicarelli

The 1953 Club

($500 - $1,249)

Arturo Aguilar and Gela Gallardo Basel Altrabulsi and Lana Hamwi Jacqueline and Max Anderson Lisa and Kyle Antes Bank of America Matching Gifts *Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel *Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom The Sara Beckham Foxworth Foundation *Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender *Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Traci and Travis Blalock *Kalita Beck Blessing ’69

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Annual Giving Donors by Recognition Level *Lauryn and Jason Bloom BNSF Railway Foundation Carla and Dylan Bolden Kristy and Taylor Bowen *Joan Bowman Lori and David Browne *Diane and Stuart Bumpas Sarah Campbell Russell Canham and Raksha Jain Ashley and Robert Cathey *Linda and John Cauley *The Coca-Cola Foundation Michael Cohen and Ruth Bakal Rob Collier and Kris Keesy *Melissa and William Collins Mary McDermott Cook Denbury Laura and Bill Dickason *Mary and David Dolan Sam and Tim Durst Angel and Eric Eichhorn Betsy and Richard Eiseman *Nita and John Ford *Dodie and Jack ’68 Foxworth Sarita and Subash Gaitonde *Amar Gande and Madhuri Vusirikala *Heather and Chris Gilker Beverly and Chuck Ginsburg *Ashley and Kris Glover *Meg and Dave Graves Steve Gravseth Kim and Clark Griffith Leah and Jon ’69 Gross Ute and Rolf Haberecht Trip Hall and Cinthia Lopez Cindy and Brian Hanson *Cindy and Michael Harrington Norine Haynes Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Liz ’90 and Jeff Helfrich Janie and Dave Hodges *Kristie and Tom Hoitsma Stephanie and Travis Hollman Jerry Holzsweig and Marian Sackler Esther and Paul Hood *Angela Horowitz Nicole and Brian Householder Corinne and Clay Hufft Annie and Patrick Jacobs George Joseph Sonia and Jatin Kakkar Morgan and Scott Kennedy Nancy Kim

Lisa and Matt Kirby *Karen and Bob Knudson Anil Koganti and Christine Ho Carolyn and Kevin Kuhnel Leslie and Michael Lanahan *Gina and Tom Landry Amy and Philip Lang *Rayna and Michael Loeb Jason Lu and Natalie Den Selena and Shawn Lyons Chris Malone Lindsey Malone *David Mangelsdorf and Katrina Cotton McAfee Matching Gifts Program *Sue McCullough *Melani and Craig McDougal Tom Mercer Microsoft Matching Gifts Program *Bradley Miller ’77 and Talley Dunn Amy and Matt ’88 Miller *Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury *Kelly and David Moskovic Paula and Jon Mosle *Erika and Jarod Moss Ali Moustapha and Vickie Nguyen *Elise Murphy Nicole Musselman Stefanie and Kent Nielson *Lesa and Nick Nikolai *Melissa and Norry Niven *Susan and Steve O’Brien Occidental Petroleum Corporation Edith and Peter O’Donnell Henrik Olund and Maria Then ORIX USA Corporation Katie and Kyle Oudt *Traci and Sean Owen Curt Pabst Heidi and Mike ’85 Pickens Michelle and Scott Prengle Ramesh Raghunathan and Aarthi Ram

Dinesh Rajan and Ramya Rangarajan *Vicki Raney Jeffrey Rahilly and Kimberly Freeland Upendar Reddy and Tulika Jain Tracy and Michael Roybal Randee and Bobby Ruiz Josefina and Roberto Ruiz Heather and Ryan Schamerloh *Diane and Scott Sealy Venkat Sethuraman and Naheed Shahid Courtney and Jeff Sinelli *Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Cherie and Neal Small Pat and Jim Stevens Lisa and John Stone *Bobby Sussman *Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas Suzanne and Chris Turner Gayle and Joe Weinberg *Julie and Jamie Welton Christina and Allen ’89 White *Debbie and David Wiggans Tiffany and Clayton ’83 Wilmer Chow Yanamadala and Lavanya Inampudi *Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough

The Lantern Club ($1 - $499)

Abbott Fund *Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan Alyssa and Patrick Adams Walter Adams *Jessa Adler *Angelica and Josué Aguilar Abbey and Fallon Ahearn Lilly ’91 and Chuck Albritton Karen and Rick Allen *Susan and Hank Alterman Natalie ’89 and Chris Amoroso Stacy and Tucker Anderson Louis Andres ’04 Debbie and Marc Andres Miles Andres ’06 Anonymous (3) *Laura and Andy Baughman *Carol Baumer Elizabeth Bayer *Carrie and Josh Bays *Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow Danielle Berg ’06

Fran and Mark Berg *Dorothy Bjorck *Georgia Sue Black Allison and Shell Black Leslie Bledsoe Allison ’87 and Josh Block *Naomi and Bernard Bloom Carolyn and Ronald Blum Ana Bohanan Avery Borgmann ’12 Charlie Bovard ’07 Sam Bovard ’11 Stephanie and Kevin Bowden Elizabeth and Robert Boyce Matthew Bradford ’93 Martha and Ron Bradshaw Abby Brand ’12 *Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Kirby Brand ’05 *Shelby Brand ’08 *Brenda and Stuart Brand *Susie and George Breen Natalie Breen ’02 *Amy and Matt Brenner Beth and John Bromberg Amelia Brown ’10 *Amy Brown ’78 Rebecca and Chad Brown Kay and Clarence Brown Lynn Brown *Melanie and Marty Buckholt *Sarah and Zack Burdick Bill Burton *Michael Buss *Nancy Buss *Sally and Allen Butler Brooke Butler ’10 Florence and John Butler Karen and Kyle Butler Denise and Rodell Byrd Cindy and Bob Campbell Suzanne and Brett ’66 Campbell *Robin Carder ’75 *Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Ana Casanova Courtney and Dan Case Tracy ’76 and Ballard ’76 Castleman Blakely Castleman ’07 Shea Castleman ’11 Sloane Castleman ’08 Jean and John Cate Mary Cates *Kelli and A.J. Chabria Linda and Michael Champion

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Lamar and Gerry Chicoine Jeanie and Alex Chuang *Mary Cynthia and Bill Church *Emily Church ’06 *Will Church ’06 Dan Clifford and Shannon Morse ’80 Sharon and Murray Cohen *Jo and Stanley Cohen *Angie and Father Chris

Constantinides *Susan and Chris Cooper Debbie Cox Anna Cramm ’10 Claire Cramm ’07 Chanda and Ken Crane Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin Nancy Cronin *Kitty and Tom Cross Betsy and Bennett Cullum *Liz Curlin and Danielle Dupuis Debbie and Chris Cuzalina *Brandy and Henry Dalton Gloria and Joe Darlak

*Laurie and Joe Darlak *Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Katherine Dau ’07 Lisa and Harvey Davisson Sally and Joe Dealey Sarah and Jason Dennis Aarti Dewan Meghana and Harpreet Dhall *Sandy and Barry Diamond Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey *Susan and Mike Dodge Lindsay Dolan ’00 Melisa and Jeff Dorrill Zachary Drazner ’09 Lupe and Homero Duarte Catherine Duffy ’05 Jaimey Dunn Deb and Bill Dunne *Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer

Karen and Jay Ellis Mark Envani and Lori Ward Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Sarah Kate Feferman ’10 Alicia Feito Elise and Rob Fermier *Jenifer and Peter Flynn Sophie and Arkady Fomin Jen and Greg Fomin Sherry and Joel Fontenot Joel Fontenot ’02 Joshua Fontenot ’04 *Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford *Soume and Paul Foshee Paula and Wallace Franklin Coco Freling ’04 Richard Freling ’04 Neha and Salil Gaitonde Rekha and Uday Garadi *Judy and Bob Gass *Jamie and Greg Gaunt *Beverly and Thurman Geddie David Gerber and Lara Johnson Basheer Ghorayeb and Jacquelyn Wilcox *Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Rebecca and Jack ’64 Goetz Gigi and Bud Goff *Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Laura Goff *Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb *Goldman, Sachs & Company Judy and Phil Goodman Gold Bug Company *Suzanne Green *Ashley Greene ’84 Jerry Griffin Grace Grimes ’11 *Michelle and John Grimes Robert Gross and Maya Leibman *Jezabel Guadalupe Anna and Mike Guerrero *Tanner Hakert ’06 Tate Hakert ’09 Buffie and Andrew Halle Debbie and Larry Hanson Finley Harbaugh ’93 *Tania and Kevin Hardage Lisa ’89 and Richard Hartman Kim and Thomas Henley *Melissa Hensley *Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz Jill Herz, Attorney at Law, P.C. *Jill and Paul Herz Carolyn and Steve Hess *Lillian and Greg Hessel *Meredith Hessel ’08

Tommy Hessel ’09 Jesse Hochman and Jennifer Perone Kate and Jeff Hoedebeck Peggy and Wayne Hollis *Maggie and Jeff Hollway *Kacy and Steve Holmes Rita and Sandy Holzsweig Samuel Horowitz ’10 Brooke and Blake Hortenstine Jami and Gary Hunt Jake Hurst ’11 Sophia Hurst ’12 *Sandra and Rick Illes *Didem and Onur Inanoglu Lisa and Jud ’71 Jacobs Julianne Jacobs ’05 *Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson Dorris and Terry James *Carolyn and Michael Jaynes *Natalie Jaynes ’03 *Hilary Jenkins ’78 Gayle Johansen Ashley ’93 and Brandon Johnson Courtney ’89 and Brian Johnson Melissa and Fred Johnson Natalie and Mark Johnson Christine and R.J. Johnson Annie Jonas Sara Junkin ’93 *Andrew Jury ’02 *Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Amanda Kadesky ’06 Andrew Kadesky ’03 Ann and Keith Kadesky *Jina Kaiser Kathryn Kallison ’86 Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman Charitable Fund of the Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Jeffrey Kaplan and Lisa Newman Lindsay Kaplan ’12 *Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Sabra Katzav Skylar Kaye ’11 Neil Keon and Debbie Loeb Keon Kinnari and Gaurav Khatri Brigitte and Kimo Kimichik Nicole Kimichik ’08 Sam Kimichik ’05 Allan King and Rebecca Hamilton Bridget and Ken Kippels Kirsten Kirk ’12 Stephanie and Scott Kirkham Andrew Kleiman ’04 Dana and David Kleiman Zach Kleiman ’02 Adam Klein ’11

Cynthia ’68 and Benjamin Klein Patti and Bob Knott George Knudson *Jane Koerner *Shari and Andy Krage Ben Krakow ’08 Eli Krakow ’10 Jack Kraus ’09 Nick Kraus ’06 Will Kraus ’04 Logan Krohn ’10 Paige and Tom Kuchler *Lauren Kupor ’92 Mary and Danny Kureska Neelima and Rahim Kurji Brenna and Will Lambert *June and Jason Landry Eleanor Laney *Bonnie and Carl Lang Bettina and Herman Lang Shiela and Justin Lannen Kristen and Quinn Laws *Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake *Clem Lear Donald Lee and Emily Cates Traci and Ham Lee Ellen and Joe Lee Patty and Lam Lee *Nick Leggatt Coleta and Joe Lewis Sadie Lidji ’08 Sophie Lidji ’05 Brittany and Neal Lober Sarah Lochridge ’11 *Michelle and Bill Lockhart Billy Lockhart ’12 Gail and Peter Loeb Eric Loehr Becky Logsdon Emily Luxen ’90 *Catherine Lynn *Pat and Barry Macy *Jill and Brent Magnuson *Pat and Ted Mandeville *Susan and Richard Marcus Jenell and Andy Markowski Skintrigue, Inc. Greg Marquess ’79 *Rita and Jim Marquess *Lyndsey Marron Maria and Federico Marroquin *Angie and Jerry Martilik Nicole Martin Sarah Mathews Thomas Matta ’12 Pat Mattingly *Kristen and Brian McCool

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Annual Giving Donors by Recognition Level Jim Parrish Amisha and Amit Patel Katie Payne ’06 Whit Payne ’09 Jeff Peck G.P. Pedroso Marie and Lou Perone *Lakeshia and Chris Peters *Sonia Philipson Alex Piccagli ’12 Penelope Piccagli ’11 *Gayle and David McCoy Cherie and Jim Pickett Eva McKee Katherine Pollock ’10 Andrew McNeil ’93 Matthew Pollock ’11 Elise and John Meadows Lauren ’97 and Hunter Pond *Marty and Jack Melton *Lainie Porter Mary and Tom ’89 Mercer Rebecca and Will Posten Nancy and Rich Merriam Shlomit and Jerry Proter *Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Veenu and Rohit Puri Jane and Henry Meyer Alex Rabin ’12 Lea Meyers ’09 Reece Rabin ’10 Esther and Michael Meyers Joan and Ken Raff *Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz Ritu and Venu Rao Laura and Erin Miller Brad Raper and Lisa Casey Rhonda and Jeffery ’74 Miller Mark Mintz and Jennifer Kitner Fund *Sandy and Philip Raskin Megan and Brian Ratcliff Jennifer ’89 and Mark Mintz *Eric Reeves ’74 *Donna and Tim Mitchell Karen and Keller Reid *Amy and Brian Mitts *Leanne and Mark Reiter Jennifer Moore *Mason Reiter ’04 *Nikki and Jason Morash *Merrill Reiter ’01 Jennifer and Jeff Morrison Nora ’92 and Will Renthal *Mimi and Ron Moses *Sheila Rice Michael Mosle ’08 Taylor Rison *Kate and Clay Mote Alesia and Ed Ritenour Judith Mullens *Kathy Ritz Brian Murawski and Kate Robinson ’08 Michelle Hartmann Nick Robinson and *Marynell Murphy Brooke Molinaroli Jeffrey Naimon and Carla Wheeler ’76 Kelly and Robby ’76 Robinson Katie ’94 and Nathan Nelson Amanda ’83 and Jeff Rockow *Susan and Doug Ness Kevin and Charlotte Rogan *Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Rod Rohrich and Diane Gibby *Katri Niemi ’02 Taylor Rohrich ’08 *Les Niemi and Sharon Brown *Judy and Colin Rorrie Mary and Steve Nix Alex Rose ’10 *Jayme and Salim Nourallah Charlie Rose ’12 *Johanna and Greg Nystrom *Sharon Ross Jamie and Melbourne O’Banion Anne and Chris ’72 Rote Ellen and Marc Oeschger David Rote ’06 *Kate and Mark Ogden Margaret Rote ’03 Nathan Ohler and Ana and Paul Rudnicki Heather Roseberry Maria and Bryan Rutledge *Pam and Ken O’Krent Michele and Larry Rutt Sheryll Orbase Ellen and Lee Salzberger Kristin ’89 and Aaron Ortega Ellen and Douglas Sammer *Anne ’66 and Fernando Padilla Jim Savage and Kim Henderson Chad Park and Rita Ne

Meeta and Amar Sawla Karan Sawla ’02 Maya Sawla ’06 Rhea Sawla ’04 Carol and Kerry Schamerloh *Marcia and Stephen Schaul *Darla and Carl Scherz Cathy and John Schoellkopf *Betty and Brian Schultz Shelby Schultz ’10 Rachel and Joshua Schumann Barbara and Brett Seabury Danielle and Scott Sealy Betsie ’78 and Jim Sears *April and David Seeds Nils Senvalds and Margee Hocking ’78 *Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Rosemary and Zeke Shashoua *Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon Sue and Brian Shibley Kiran Shivaswamy and Pushpa Mahalingam Kelly and Brad Shoup *Cheryl and Greg Shulman Matthew Sims ’09 Megan Sims ’06 Michelle and Mike Sims Ali Smith ’07 *Eva Smith Lil and Greg Smith Will Smith ’05 Kelly and Scott Smoyer Gus Solis ’12 *Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis *Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer Rachel and Marc Starr Sheila and Larry Stern Megan ’85 and Michael Stern *Denise and Chris ’83 Stewart *Sheila and David Stewart *Kiersten and Michael Stockham Casey Stoltz *Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson Callie Stone ’06 Marshall Stone ’04 *Jody Stout *Carlene and Jack Strobel *Alison and Dan Stump Amer Suleman and Mahvash Amer Stephanie Sullins Laura and Paul Sullivan Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney *Betsy and Bob Swango Camie Swango ’10 *Kathryn and John Szwejkowski *Reagan Tate Joe Tauscher ’88

Hallet Thalheimer ’11 *Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer Kaethe Thomas ’12 Mika and Nathan Thomas Cragina and Paul Thomas Shannon and Jodie Thompson Melissa Tone Lynda and Jim Tonick Rachel and Chris Trowbridge *Laura and Bryan Trubey Reggie Tucker *Patricia and John Vermillion Alexandra Villareal ’06 *Bobbie and Andy Villareal Nicholas Villareal ’10 Mona and James Vineyard Larry Vineyard and Lindy Elmore G. Scott Waddell Company, Inc. *Krystn and Scott Waddell Marleen and Marty Waldman Leslie and Travis ’76 Wallace Harianne and David Wallenstein Marc Wallenstein ’90 Elizabeth Walsh ’12 Ferna and Craig Ward Krista Warren Marjorie Waters Lindsey Weems Chandler Weisbart ’02 Courtney Weisbart ’06 *Kandi and Mark Weisbart Eleise and Rick Weisberg Linda and Rob Westerburg Cate Wetzel ’01 Catherine and Jack Wetzel John Wetzel ’03 *Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker *Claude White *Jill Wiedman *Karen Wilbur Ellen Wilcox ’02 Vivian and Eugene Williams Emily Wisner ’04 Peggy and Rory Wisner *Bryant Wolf *Carrie Wright Meredith and Rand Wrighton Anne Yager P.T. Yager ’06 *Lea and Leo Yancey *Anne Yarbrough ’81 Marjorie and George Yeonas Daphna and Amir Yoffe *Mary and Ken Yung Alissa ’93 and Jordan Zachary Priya ’85 and Eric Zeikus Louis Zweig ’74

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Donors by Constituency The following is a comprehensive list reflecting cumulative giving from individual donors for the period June 1, 2012 to May 31, 2013 sorted by constituency type. It includes cash contributions to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds.

Board of Trustees

(100% participation) Stephanie and Paul Bassman Leslie and David Benners Jenny and Pete Bulban Tamara and David Campbell Hope and Gene Cramm Angela and John Crates Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford Heather and Chris Gilker Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Jennifer and Tom Karol Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Lisa and Peter Kraus Kent Kunkel and Vaughn Vennerberg Laura and Rick Lear Rayna and Michael Loeb Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury Lily and Scott Myers Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Monica and Toby Purdy Ricki and Andy Rabin Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Gowri and Alex Sharma Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small Charmaine and George Tang Mitchell Ward and Pam Wills-Ward Amy and Kelcy Warren Sarah and Russell Weinberg

Life Trustees

Diane and Stuart Bumpas Mary McDermott Cook Emily ’73 and David ’68 Corrigan Susan and Mike Dodge Judy and Bob Gass Beverly and Chuck Ginsburg Ute and Rolf Haberecht

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Marietta Scurry Johnson Rita and Jack Klein Carol and John Levy Carmen and Ludwig Michael Patty and David Miller Sally and Barney Young

Faculty and Staff

(100% participation) Jessa Adler Karen and Rick Allen Carrie and Josh Bays Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow Leslie Bledsoe Ana Bohanan Amy and Matt Brenner Amy Brown ’78 Sarah and Zack Burdick Bill Burton Florence and John Butler Ana Casanova Linda and John Cauley Angie and Father Chris

Constantinides Debbie Cox Liz Curlin and Danielle Dupuis Brandy and Henry Dalton Aarti Dewan Sandy and Barry Diamond Deb and Bill Dunne Basheer Ghorayeb and Jacquelyn Wilcox Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Steve Gravseth Jezabel Guadalupe Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz Joan and Zachary Hill Maggie and Jeff Hollway Jami and Gary Hunt Hilary Jenkins ’78 Annie Jonas Shari and Andy Krage June and Jason Landry Kristen and Quinn Laws Nick Leggatt Becky Logsdon Catherine Lynn Lyndsey Marron Nicole Martin Sarah Mathews Kristen and Brian McCool Gayle and David McCoy Sue McCullough Eva McKee Marty and Jack Melton

Jennifer Moore Judith Mullens Elise Murphy Marynell Murphy Katie ’94 and Nathan Nelson Johanna and Greg Nystrom Kate and Mark Ogden Pam and Ken O’Krent Sheryll Orbase Jeff Peck Lakeshia and Chris Peters Lauren ’97 and Hunter Pond Michelle and Scott Prengle Vicki Raney Taylor Rison Alesia and Ed Ritenour Kathy Ritz Rachel and Joshua Schumann April and David Seeds Sue and Brian Shibley Cheryl and Greg Shulman Eva Smith Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer Sheila and David Stewart Casey Stoltz Jody Stout Kathryn and John Szwejkowski Reagan Tate Patricia and John Vermillion Lindsey Weems Claude White Jill Wiedman Bryant Wolf Carrie Wright Anne Yarbrough ’81

Michelle and John Grimes Melissa and Geoff Harper Melissa Hensley Kacy and Steve Holmes Katie and Jed Johnson George Joseph Jina Kaiser Karen and Bob Knudson Gina and Tom Landry Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake David Mangelsdorf and Katrina Cotton Candace and Rich Martin Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Donna and Tim Mitchell Amy and Brian Mitts Lesa and Nick Nikolai Susan and Steve O’Brien Traci and Sean Owen Sharon and David Pfaff Monica and Toby Purdy Veenu and Rohit Puri Edna and Dante Renzulli Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Jim Savage and Kim Henderson Gowri and Alex Sharma Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon Bobby Sussman Mitchell Ward and Pam Wills-Ward Amy and Kelcy Warren Krista Warren Jeannie and David Weisoly Vivian and Eugene Williams

Parents

Class of 2014

Class of 2013

Angelica and Josué Aguilar Anonymous Lisa and Kyle Antes Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom Shonn and Clarence Brown Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Kelli and A.J. Chabria Michael Cohen and Ruth Bakal Laurie and Joe Darlak Catie and Aaron Enrico Wendy and Paul Genender Heather and Chris Gilker Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis Laura Goff Meg and Dave Graves

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Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan Stephanie and Paul Bassman Haise and Kevin Borgmann Elizabeth and Robert Boyce Michael Buss Nancy Buss Melissa and William Collins Pam and Jason Creel Meghana and Harpreet Dhall Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey Elise and Rob Fermier Kathy and Jeromy Fielder Soume and Paul Foshee Amar Gande and Madhuri Vusirikala Jenney and David Gillikin Kim and Clark Griffith Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Jen and Brett Lochridge

Donors by Constituency Nisha and Vikas Lunia Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Laura and Erin Miller Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury Kelly and David Moskovic Sunny and Pavel Nadolsky Susan and Doug Ness Jayme and Salim Nourallah Nova and Lincoln Patel G.P. Pedroso Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Jeffrey Rahilly and Kimberly Freeland Sangeeta and Ram Rai Jen and Ravi Ratan Kristin and Ricky Rees Karen and Keller Reid Darla and Carl Scherz Molly and Michael Sealy Kelly and Brad Shoup Kiersten and Michael Stockham Alison and Dan Stump Candace and Max ’76 Swango Shannon and Jodie Thompson Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu Laura and Bryan Trubey Lisa and George Warren Julie and Jamie Welton Debbie and David Wiggans Lea and Leo Yancey Carmen and Andy Yung

Class of 2015

Carol and Mark Anderson Anonymous Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom Leslie and David Benners Lauryn and Jason Bloom Tamara and David Campbell Riz Chand and Laura Colhouer Cathy and Mark Cohen Vivian and Billy Dimas Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer Dana and Tom Garner Jamie and Greg Gaunt Wendy and Paul Genender Ashley and Kris Glover Cindy and Michael Harrington Kim and Thomas Henley Kristie and Tom Hoitsma Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Aliya and Mushtak Khatri Nancy Kim Mirjam and Chris Kirk Donald Lee and Emily Cates Patty and Lam Lee Karen and Bruce Lobdell Eric Loehr Sheryl and Eric Maas Angie and Jerry Martilik Candace and Rich Martin

Amy and Brian Mitts Nikki and Jason Morash Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Kate and Clay Mote Nik Munshi and Sree Kodali Nicole Musselman Melissa and Norry Niven Aphrodite and Sam Paulos Suzanne and Huy Pham Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Ramesh Raghunathan and Aarthi Ram Danielle and Scott Sealy Venkat Sethuraman and Naheed Shahid Saima and Sajid Siddiqi Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Amer Suleman and Mahvash Amer Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney Mitchell Ward and Pam Wills-Ward Mi Jung and Jim Warner Jeannie and David Weisoly Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker

Class of 2016

Jacqueline and Max Anderson Anonymous Lisa and Kyle Antes Heather and Ray Balestri Laura and Andy Baughman Traci and Travis Blalock Haise and Kevin Borgmann Allison and Chris Bovard Maura and Jason Bradshaw Rebecca and Chad Brown Shonn and Clarence Brown Lori and David Browne Erika and Chad Burkhardt Laurie and Joe Darlak Lisa and Harvey Davisson Laura and Bill Dickason Monica and Joe Eastin Canan and Joachim Ebert Catie and Aaron Enrico Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Meg and Dave Graves Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman Melissa Hensley Kate and Jeff Hoedebeck Kacy and Steve Holmes Esther and Paul Hood Didem and Onur Inanoglu Gunjan and Anurag Jain Sabra Katzav Angela and Marc Klein Laura and Rick Lear Nisha and Vikas Lunia David Mangelsdorf and Katrina Cotton

Maria and Federico Marroquin Melani and Craig McDougal Pam and Carter Meyer Erika and Jarod Moss Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Amisha and Amit Patel Nova and Lincoln Patel Sharon and David Pfaff Kristen and Clifton Phillips Tim Phu and Kristine Doan Ricki and Andy Rabin Jen and Ravi Ratan Kristin and Ricky Rees Nick Robinson and Brooke Molinaroli Chris Rowley and Mandy Dake Venkat Sethuraman and Naheed Shahid Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes Kiran Shivaswamy and Pushpa Mahalingam Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Rachel and Marc Starr Amer Suleman and Mahvash Amer Bobby Sussman Charmaine and George Tang Cragina and Paul Thomas Laura and Bryan Trubey Reggie Tucker Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Amy and Mike Zicarelli

Class of 2017

Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman Heather and Ray Balestri Stephanie and Paul Bassman Michael Buss Nancy Buss Karen and Kyle Butler Russell Canham and Raksha Jain Lamar and Gerry Chicoine Dan Clifford and Shannon Morse ’80 Cathy and Mark Cohen Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin Laura and Bill Dickason Ricki and Randy Ebner Mark Envani and Lori Ward Jen and Greg Fomin David Gerber and Lara Johnson Jenney and David Gillikin Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Ashleigh and Will Gravlee Robert Gross and Maya Leibman Cindy and Brian Hanson Cindy and Michael Harrington Tjepke Heeringa and Elizabeth Dodge ’83 Kim and Thomas Henley Erin and Andrew Hillman Jerry Holzsweig and Marian Sackler

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Jennifer and Steve Houghton Nicole and Brian Householder Katie and Jed Johnson Sonia and Jatin Kakkar Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Mirjam and Chris Kirk Brenna and Will Lambert Shiela and Justin Lannen Laura and Rick Lear Ellen and Joe Lee Lisa and Rick Levy Karen and Bruce Lobdell Eric Loehr Selena and Shawn Lyons Susan and Mike Matta Nikki and Jason Morash Jennifer and Jeff Morrison Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Kelly and David Moskovic Nik Munshi and Sree Kodali Brian Murawski and Michelle Hartmann Lily and Scott Myers Suzanne and Huy Pham Monica and Toby Purdy Dinesh Rajan and Ramya Rangarajan Brad Raper and Lisa Casey Upendar Reddy and Tulika Jain Karen and Keller Reid Nora ’92 and Will Renthal Edna and Dante Renzulli Maria and Bryan Rutledge Molly and Michael Sealy Paul Staveteig and Gretchen Champion Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Baran Sumer and Jennifer Lowney Son Tran and Jade Le Laura and Bryan Trubey Reggie Tucker Vaughn Vennerberg and Kent Kunkel Mitchell Ward and Pam Wills-Ward Sarah and Russell Weinberg Claudia and Brian Wing

Class of 2018

Alyssa and Patrick Adams Arturo Aguilar and Gela Gallardo Abbey and Fallon Ahearn Basel Altrabulsi and Lana Hamwi Stacy and Tucker Anderson Laurie and Doug Barnell Allison and Shell Black Stephanie and Kevin Bowden Kristy and Taylor Bowen Maura and Jason Bradshaw Shonn and Clarence Brown 39

Donors by Constituency Lori and David Browne Sarah Campbell Danielle and Jeff Cate Ashley and Robert Cathey Jeanie and Alex Chuang Rob Collier and Kris Keesy Tania and Pat Conroy Debbie and Chris Cuzalina Jaimey Dunn Monica and Joe Eastin Shannon and Jeff Estes Tammy and Josh Feferman Allegra and Rob Feito Soume and Paul Foshee Neha and Salil Gaitonde Jamie and Greg Gaunt David Gerber and Lara Johnson Ashley and Kris Glover Meg and Dave Graves Trip Hall and Cinthia Lopez Cindy and Brian Hanson Amanda and Richard Hartman Liz ’90 and Jeff Helfrich Mark Henry and Marylene Leogier Jesse Hochman and Jennifer Perone Kristie and Tom Hoitsma Angela Horowitz Corinne and Clay Hufft Annie and Patrick Jacobs Natalie and Mark Johnson Sonia and Jatin Kakkar Becky and Matt Keane Kinnari and Gaurav Khatri Lisa and Matt Kirby Stephanie and Scott Kirkham Sunny and Craig Knocke Anil Koganti and Christine Ho Paige and Tom Kuchler Carolyn and Kevin Kuhnel Amy and Philip Lang Lisa and Rick Levy Brittany and Neal Lober Jen and Brett Lochridge Eric Loehr Jason Lu and Natalie Den Catherine Lynn Chris Malone Lindsey Malone Jenell and Andy Markowski Angie and Jerry Martilik Pam and Carter Meyer Bradley Miller ’77 and Talley Dunn Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury Erika and Jarod Moss Stefanie and Kent Nielson Melissa and Norry Niven Ellen and Marc Oeschger Jonathan Oh Taeri Oh Nathan Ohler and Heather Roseberry 40

Natalie and Dirik Oudt Curt Pabst Kristen and Clifton Phillips Rebecca and Will Posten Ritu and Venu Rao Megan and Brian Ratcliff Nick Robinson and Brooke Molinaroli Tracy and Michael Roybal Randee and Bobby Ruiz Ellen and Douglas Sammer Heather and Ryan Schamerloh Nils Senvalds and Margee Hocking ’78 Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Denise and Chris ’83 Stewart Alison and Dan Stump Charmaine and George Tang Mika and Nathan Thomas Rachel and Chris Trowbridge Suzanne and Chris Turner Vaughn Vennerberg and Kent Kunkel Mi Jung and Jim Warner Eleise and Rick Weisberg Christina and Allen ’89 White McKinley and Brandon Wier Tiffany and Clayton ’83 Wilmer Jenna and Lane Wimberly Claudia and Brian Wing Chow Yanamadala and Lavanya Inampudi Priya ’85 and Eric Zeikus Amy and Mike Zicarelli

Class of 2019

Arturo Aguilar and Gela Gallardo Anonymous Traci and Travis Blalock Carla and Dylan Bolden Courtney and Dan Case Sarah and Jason Dennis Melisa and Jeff Dorrill Lupe and Homero Duarte Angel and Eric Eichhorn Shannon and Jeff Estes Ashley and Kris Glover Janie and Dave Hodges Stephanie and Travis Hollman Brooke and Blake Hortenstine Jennifer and Steve Houghton Gunjan and Anurag Jain Ashley ’93 and Brandon Johnson Melissa and Fred Johnson Christine and R.J. Johnson Morgan and Scott Kennedy Neil Keon and Debbie Loeb Keon Sunny and Craig Knocke Colin Koon and Jackie OLeary-Koon

Neelima and Rahim Kurji Laura and Rick Lear Traci and Ham Lee Ellen and Joe Lee Caroline and Mario Lopez Catherine and Douglas MacMahon Denise and Dustin Marshall Amy and Matt ’88 Miller Amy and Brian Mitts Ali Moustapha and Vickie Nguyen Mary and Steve Nix Jamie and Melbourne O’Banion Henrik Olund and Maria Then Katie and Kyle Oudt Kelley and Scott Parel Chad Park and Rita Ne Aphrodite and Sam Paulos Tim Phu and Kristine Doan Janelle and Alden Pinnell Kristin and Ricky Rees Amanda ’83 and Jeff Rockow Ana and Paul Rudnicki Kelly and Brad Shoup Courtney and Jeff Sinelli Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small Kelly and Scott Smoyer Stephanie Sullins Laura and Bryan Trubey Suzanne and Chris Turner Mona and James Vineyard Heather and Michael Vranich Daphna and Amir Yoffe Carmen and Andy Yung Angela and Luis Zambrano Priya ’85 and Eric Zeikus

Kay and Clarence Brown Evan Brown ’13 Ryan Brown ’16 Lily Brown ’18 Lynn Brown Hudson Brown ’16 Judy Burkhardt Caroline Burkhardt ’16 Denise and Rodell Byrd Jazmin Dunn ’18 Cindy and Bob Campbell Susu Campbell ’15 Jean and John Cate Thomas Cate ’18 Mary Cates Mercer Lee ’15 Linda and Michael Champion Jacob Staveteig ’17 Sharon and Murray Cohen Jack Cohen ’15 Caroline Cohen ’17 Sophia Cohen ’17 Chanda and Ken Crane Josh Chabria ’13 Nancy Cronin Grandparents Jack Cronin ’17 Helma and Ed Ackerman Betsy and Bennett Cullum Owen Ackerman ’17 Anne Marie Helfrich ’18 Walter Adams Gloria and Joe Darlak Kaitlyn Adams ’18 Jake Darlak ’13 Carol Baumer Ella Darlak ’16 Brooke Matta ’17 Sally and Joe Dealey Dorothy Bjorck Marjorie Butler ’17 Jack Cohen ’15 Susan and Mike Dodge Caroline Cohen ’17 Fina Heeringa ’17 Sophia Cohen ’17 Rosemary and Roger Enrico Georgia Sue Black Danny Enrico ’13 Ben Meyer ’13 Gigi Enrico ’16 Margot Meyer ’14 Joey Enrico ’16 Naomi and Bernard Bloom Alicia Feito Hudson Bloom ’15 Mattea Feito ’18 Joan Bowman Sophie and Arkady Fomin Cruz Hoitsma ’15 Aubrey Fomin ’17 Pilar Hoitsma ’18 Nita and John Ford Martha and Ron Bradshaw Parker Owen ’13 Claire Bradshaw ’16 Paula and Wallace Franklin Blythe Bradshaw ’18 Madelyn Neuhoff ’16 Beth and John Bromberg Sarita and Subash Gaitonde Xander Bromberg ’17 Vishaal Gaitonde ’18

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Donors by Constituency Rekha and Uday Garadi Amar Kakkar ’17 Rohan Kakkar ’18 Beverly and Thurman Geddie Dwyer O’Brien ’13 Joan and Larry Genender Jack Genender ’13 George Genender ’15 Martha and Bob Gillikin Kate Gillikin ’14 Alexander Gillikin ’17 Beverly and Chuck Ginsburg Julia Small ’16 Sadie Small ’19 Gigi and Bud Goff Audrey Goff ’13 Judy and Phil Goodman Hugh Feferman ’18 Carolyn and Robert Goodrich Madeleine Nix ’19 Laurie and Peter Grauer Logan Lear ’16 Finley Lear ’17 Asher Lear ’19 Suzanne Green Cooper Rabin ’16 Jerry L. Griffin Hud Hodges ’19 Ellen and John Grimes Emma Grimes ’13 Anna and Mike Guerrero William Vineyard ’19 Debbie and Larry Hanson Owen Hanson ’17 Wyatt Hanson ’18 Norine Haynes Lillie Lopez ’19 Barbara and Jim Hazlewood Jack Cronin ’17 Peggy and Wayne Hollis Rollins Hortenstine ’19 Rita and Sandy Holzsweig Celia Holzsweig ’17 Dorris and Terry James Aubrey O’Banion ’19 Gayle Johansen Henry Morgan ’14 Ollie Morgan ’18 Sally Junkins Anna Lobdell ’15 Jacob Lobdell ’17 Bridget and Ken Kippels Jake Parel ’19 Patti and Bob Knott Amber Renthal ’17 George Knudson Grace Knudson ’13 Mary and Danny Kureska Peyton Plumlee ’14 Alexa Plumlee ’15 Bettina and Herman Lang Cody Lang ’18

Bonnie and Carl Lang Whitney Reid ’14 Caroline Reid ’17 Clem Lear Logan Lear ’16 Finley Lear ’17 Asher Lear ’19 Gail and Peter Loeb Sam Keon ’19 Pat and Barry Macy Quentin Balestri ’16 Julian Balestri ’17 Pat and Ted Mandeville Jackson Benners ’15 Susan and Richard Marcus Jack Rose ’13 Rita and Jim Marquess Jackson Whitaker ’15 Jane and Henry Meyer Ben Meyer ’13 Margot Meyer ’14 Su-Su and Jerry Meyer Julian Meyer ’16 Leo Meyer ’18 Shirley and Bob Miller Virginia Miller ’18 Patty and David Miller Hayden Miller ’19 Mimi and Ron Moses Jack Moses ’15 Adair Moses ’17 Jean and David Neisius Everett Graves ’13 Quinn Graves ’16 Nora Ahearn ’18 Trey Graves ’18 Lesa and John Oudt Sienna Oudt ’18 Wesley Oudt ’19 Angela Paulos Angeliki Paulos ’15 Vasiliki Paulos ’19 Marie and Lou Perone Nathaniel Hochman ’18 Cherie and Jim Pickett Ella Stewart ’18 Lainie Porter Porter Gaunt ’15 Natalie Gaunt ’18 Shlomit and Jerry Proter Asher Yoffe ’19 Barbara and Stan Rabin Cooper Rabin ’16 Sandy and Philip Raskin Roman Solis ’15 Peggy Rayzor Jack Moses ’15 Adair Moses ’17 Laurie and Len Roberts Javi Johnson ’19 Judy and Colin Rorrie Susu Campbell ’15

Deedie and Rusty Rose Jack Rose ’13 Pat and Jed Rosenthal James Carr ’13 Josefina and Roberto Ruiz Bobby Ruiz ’18 Michele and Larry Rutt Ava Schamerloh ’18 Ellen and Lee Salzberger Noah Stern ’17 Mia Stern ’18 Carol and Kerry Schamerloh Ava Schamerloh ’18 Cathy and John Schoellkopf Dulany Bloom ’13 Barbara and Brett Seabury Henry Morgan ’14 Ollie Morgan ’18 Diane and Scott Sealy Lilly Sealy ’14 Scotty Sealy ’15 Georgia Sealy ’17 Del Ruth Skaggs Caroline Anderson ’15 Cherie and Neal Small Julia Small ’16 Sadie Small ’19 Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Meg Steinhart ’15 Luke Steinhart ’17 Sheila and Larry Stern Noah Stern ’17 Mia Stern ’18 Carlene and Jack Strobel Josh Chabria ’13 Betsy and Bob Swango Katherine Swango ’14 Meryl Katz ’15 Judd Katz ’17 Barbara and John Thomas Lilly Sealy ’14 Georgia Sealy ’17 Lynda and Jim Tonick Avery Henderson ’13 Larry Vineyard and Lindy Elmore William Vineyard ’19 Marleen and Marty Waldman Sivan Katzav ’16 Ferna and Craig Ward Tayce Thomas ’16 Gayle and Joe Weinberg John Weinberg ’17 Linda and Rob Westerburg Jack Genender ’13 George Genender ’15 Lauryn and Tom White Alexander White ’18 Karen Wilbur Kate Gillikin ’14 Alexander Gillikin ’17 Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel Stella Wrubel ’16

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Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough Jack Yarbrough ’13 Marjorie and George Yeonas Alexander White ’18 Mary and Ken Yung Sophia Yung ’14 Andie Yung ’19

Alumni Donors

by Decade 1960s

Evey and Chip ’61 Fagadau Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow Rebecca and Jack ’64 Goetz Suzanne and Brett ’66 Campbell Anne ’66 and Fernando Padilla Dodie and Jack ’68 Foxworth Cynthia ’68 and Benjamin Klein Kalita Beck Blessing ’69 Leah and Jon ’69 Gross Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow

1970s

Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Lisa and Jud ’71 Jacobs Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Anne and Chris ’72 Rote Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee Bridget ’73 and Mark Russell Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford Rhonda and Jeffery ’74 Miller Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff Eric Reeves ’74 Amy Sheinberg ’74 Louis Zweig ’74 Mary Eileen Anderson ’75 Robin Carder ’75 Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Tracy ’76 and Ballard ’76 Castleman Jeffrey Naimon and Carla Wheeler ’76 Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Kelly and Robby ’76 Robinson Candace and Max ’76 Swango Leslie and Travis ’76 Wallace Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom Razan and Robert ’77 Brooker Bradley Miller ’77 and Talley Dunn Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon Amy Brown ’78 Barri ’78 and Chris Grossi Hilary Jenkins ’78 Betsie ’78 and Jim Sears 41

Donors by Constituency Nils Senvalds and Margee Hocking ’78 Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel Nancy ’79 and Greg Crook Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Greg Marquess ’79 Cathy McEachern ’79 Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Kenny Steinhart ’79

1980s

Dan Clifford and Shannon Morse ’80 Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson Anne Yarbrough ’81 Jennifer ’82 and Mike Cronin Jennifer ’82 and Allen Dickey Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury Alan Pita ’82 and Lynn Pausic Tjepke Heeringa and Elizabeth Dodge ’83 Amanda ’83 and Jeff Rockow Nicole ’83 and Justin ’83 Small Denise and Chris ’83 Stewart Tiffany and Clayton ’83 Wilmer Ashley Greene ’84 Heidi and Mike ’85 Pickens Megan ’85 and Michael Stern Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker Priya ’85 and Eric Zeikus Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin Kathryn Kallison ’86 Mindy Paine ’86 Allison ’87 and Josh Block Louise and Charles ’87 Marsh Amy and Matt ’88 Miller Joe Tauscher ’88 Natalie ’89 and Chris Amoroso Lisa ’89 and Richard Hartman Margaret ’89 and Brad Hirsch Courtney ’89 and Brian Johnson Mary and Tom ’89 Mercer Jennifer ’89 and Mark Mintz Kristin ’89 and Aaron Ortega Christina and Allen ’89 White

1990s

Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb Liz ’90 and Jeff Helfrich Emily Luxen ’90 Marc Wallenstein ’90 Lilly ’91 and Chuck Albritton Lauren Kupor ’92 Nora ’92 and Will Renthal Matthew Bradford ’93 Finley Harbaugh ’93 Ashley ’93 and Brandon Johnson Sara Junkin ’93 42

Andrew McNeil ’93 Alissa ’93 and Jordan Zachary Katie ’94 and Nathan Nelson Lauren ’97 and Hunter Pond

2000s

Lindsay Dolan ’00 Merrill Reiter ’01 Anne Tabb ’01 Cate Wetzel ’01 Natalie Breen ’02 Joel Fontenot ’02 Andrew Jury ’02 Zach Kleiman ’02 Katri Niemi ’02 Karan Sawla ’02 Chandler Weisbart ’02 Ellen Wilcox ’02 Natalie Jaynes ’03 Andrew Kadesky ’03 Margaret Rote ’03 Connor Thomas ’03 John Wetzel ’03 Louis Andres ’04 Joshua Fontenot ’04 Coco Freling ’04 Richard Freling ’04 Andrew Kleiman ’04 Will Kraus ’04 Connor Maloney ’04 Kate Mosle ’04 Mason Reiter ’04 Rhea Sawla ’04 Marshall Stone ’04 Emily Wisner ’04 Kirby Brand ’05 Catherine Duffy ’05 Julianne Jacobs ’05 Sam Kimichik ’05 Sophie Lidji ’05 Will Smith ’05 Maggie Thomas ’05 Miles Andres ’06 Danielle Berg ’06 Emily Church ’06 Will Church ’06 Tanner Hakert ’06 Amanda Kadesky ’06 Nick Kraus ’06 Katie Payne ’06 David Rote ’06 Maya Sawla ’06 Megan Sims ’06 Callie Stone ’06 Alexandra Villareal ’06 Courtney Weisbart ’06 P.T. Yager ’06 Charlie Bovard ’07 Blakely Castleman ’07 Claire Cramm ’07 Katherine Dau ’07

Kelly Maloney ’07 Ali Smith ’07 Shelby Brand ’08 Sloane Castleman ’08 Meredith Hessel ’08 Nicole Kimichik ’08 Jonathan King ’08 Ben Krakow ’08 Sadie Lidji ’08 Michael Mosle ’08 Kate Robinson ’08 Taylor Rohrich ’08 Electra Thomas ’08 Gordon Webb ’08 Zachary Drazner ’09 Tate Hakert ’09 Tommy Hessel ’09 Jack Kraus ’09 Lea Meyers ’09 Whit Payne ’09 Matthew Sims ’09 Frank Thomas ’09 Hyer Thomas ’09

2010s

Amelia Brown ’10 Brooke Butler ’10 Anna Cramm ’10 Sarah Kate Feferman ’10 Samuel Horowitz ’10 Eli Krakow ’10 Logan Krohn ’10 Katherine Pollock ’10 Reece Rabin ’10 Alex Rose ’10 Shelby Schultz ’10 Camie Swango ’10 Nicholas Villareal ’10 Sam Bovard ’11 Shea Castleman ’11 Grace Grimes ’11 Jake Hurst ’11 Skylar Kaye ’11 Adam Klein ’11 Sarah Lochridge ’11 Penelope Piccagli ’11 Matthew Pollock ’11 Hallet Thalheimer ’11 Avery Borgmann ’12 Abby Brand ’12 Sophia Hurst ’12 Lindsay Kaplan ’12 Kirsten Kirk ’12 Billy Lockhart ’12 Thomas Matta ’12 Alex Piccagli ’12 Alex Rabin ’12 Charlie Rose ’12 Gus Solis ’12 Kaethe Thomas ’12 Elizabeth Walsh ’12

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Parents of Alumni

Helma and Ed Ackerman Debbie and Marc Andres Martha and Nelson Arroyo Kathy and Ben Banks Gail and Steve Bartlett Fran and Mark Berg Georgia Sue Black Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey Carolyn and Ronald Blum Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand Brenda and Stuart Brand Susie and George Breen Lisa and Chuck Brown Melanie and Marty Buckholt Jenny and Pete Bulban Diane and Stuart Bumpas Sally and Allen Butler Phyllis and Bruce Carr Tracy ’76 and Ballard ’76 Castleman Mary Cynthia and Bill Church Jo and Stanley Cohen Mary McDermott Cook Susan and Chris Cooper Hope and Gene Cramm Angela and John Crates Kitty and Tom Cross Betsy and Bennett Cullum Linda and Bill Custard Maria ’74 and Brent Dau Sandy and Barry Diamond Leslie and Bryan Diers Susan and Mike Dodge Mary and David Dolan Sam and Tim Durst Betsy and Richard Eiseman Karen and Jay Ellis Evey and Chip ’61 Fagadau Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Jenifer and Peter Flynn Sherry and Joel Fontenot Nita and John Ford Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford Dodie and Jack ’68 Foxworth Kathleen and Robert Gibson Beverly and Chuck Ginsburg Rebecca and Jack ’64 Goetz Ute and Rolf Haberecht Buffie and Andrew Halle Tania and Kevin Hardage Barbara and Jim Hazlewood

Donors by Constituency Jill and Paul Herz Carolyn and Steve Hess Lillian and Greg Hessel Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst Sandra and Rick Illes Fran and Don Jackson Lisa and Jud ’71 Jacobs Carolyn and Michael Jaynes Gayle Johansen Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Ann and Keith Kadesky Jennifer and Tom Karol Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan Brigitte and Kimo Kimichik Allan King and Rebecca Hamilton Eugenia ’75 and Frank-Paul King David and Dana Kleiman Rita and Jack Klein Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Lisa and Peter Kraus Leslie and Michael Lanahan Eleanor Laney Tom Leatherbury and Pat Villareal Carol and John Levy Michelle and Bill Lockhart Rayna and Michael Loeb Jill and Brent Magnuson Cindy and Mike Maloney Juli and Mac McGinnis Elise and John Meadows Marty and Jack Melton Tom Mercer Nancy and Rich Merriam Rory and Howard Meyers Esther and Michael Meyers Carmen and Ludwig Michael Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz Shirley and Bob Miller Patty and David Miller Jennifer and Jon Mosle Les Niemi and Sharon Brown Edith and Peter O’Donnell Jim Parrish Lakeshia and Chris Peters Sonia Philipson Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Lainie Porter Joan and Ken Raff Leanne and Mark Reiter Kathy Ritz Kelly and Robby ’76 Robinson Kevin and Charlotte Rogan Rod Rohrich and Diane Gibby Deedie and Rusty Rose Pat and Jed Rosenthal Sharon Ross Anne and Chris ’72 Rote Joyce Rutherford Meeta and Amar Sawla Marcia and Stephen Schaul

Betty and Brian Schultz Betsie ’78 and Jim Sears Rosemary and Zeke Shashoua Lynne and Andy Siegel Michelle and Mike Sims Nancy and Jim Skochdopole Lil and Greg Smith Sheila and David Stewart Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson Lisa and John Stone Laura and Paul Sullivan Betsy and Bob Swango Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas Bobbie and Andy Villareal Krystn and Scott Waddell Harianne and David Wallenstein Marjorie Waters Kenn Webb and Harriet Tabb Kandi and Mark Weisbart Catherine and Jack Wetzel Peggy and Rory Wisner Anne Yager Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough Sally and Barney Young Harold and Ida Ann Zweig

Friends and Former Faculty/Staff Susan and Hank Alterman Elizabeth Bayer Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr Laura Colhouer Nancy ’79 and Greg Crook Melisa and Jeff Dorrill Regen ’72 and Jeff Fearon Judy and Bob Gass Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb Ellen and John Grimes Kacy and Steve Holmes Jane Koerner Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Coleta and Joe Lewis Pat Mattingly Juli and Mac McGinnis Leanne and Mark Reiter Joyce Rutherford Terri and Larry Sengbush Pat and Jim Stevens Melissa Tone Catherine and Jack Wetzel Waverly Wilson Meredith and Rand Wrighton

Alumni Giving by Class 2012–2013 Listed below are the top 10 classes for Alumni Giving participation and total dollars donated.

Class of

’10 ’06 ’12 ’89 ’69 ’66 ’11 ’04 ’02 ’08

% Participation

29% 28% 28% 27% 25% 25% 24% 20% 20% 19%

Class of

’87 ’69 ’90 ’89 ’74 ’78 ’85 ’93 ’06 ’91

Total Class Donation

$3,300 $1,000 $ 800 $ 680 $ 600 $ 550 $ 500 $ 445 $ 424 $ 350

Alumni Council: 82% Alumni Giving participation

2012–2013 Annual Fund Parent Participation by Grade Level Grade Level Fourth Grade Third Grade Second Grade First Grade Kindergarten Pre K AM Pre K PM

Pre K All Day

% Participation

94% 98% 94% 93% 93% 100% 100% 100%

Total Parent Participation: 95%

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Keepers of the Flame Keepers of the Flame includes individuals who have given consecutively to Lamplighter’s Annual Fund or Alumni Giving program for five or more years.

20+ YEARS

Dodie and Jack ’68 Foxworth 23 Goldman, Sachs & Company 23 Kathey ’63 and Bruce Beddow 22 Linda and John Cauley 22 Liz Curlin and Danielle Dupuis 22 Sue McCullough 22 Marty and Jack Melton 22 Pam and Ken O’Krent 22 Kathy Ritz 22 Sheila and David Stewart 22 Diane and Stuart Bumpas 21

15+ YEARS

Rita and Jack Klein 19 Susie and George Breen 18 Mary and David Dolan 18 Carol and John Levy 18 Carmen and Ludwig Michael 18 Nancy and Jim Skochdopole 18 Michelle ’75 and Stewart Thomas 17 Anne Yarbrough ’81 17 Lisa and Peter Kraus 16 Jennifer and Jon Mosle 16 Elise Murphy 16 Claude White 16 Tracy and Kevin ’76 Brand 15 Maria ’74 and Brent Dau 15 Sally Junkins 15 Kirsten and Mike Kerrigan 15 Patty and David Miller 15 Jody Stout 15 Robin and Jonathan Thalheimer 15

10+ YEARS

Heather and Chris Gilker 14 Jennifer and Tom Karol 14 Jill and Brent Magnuson 14 Kathryn and John Szwejkowski 14 Bobbie and Andy Villareal 14 Hope and Gene Cramm 13 Jane Koerner 13 Marynell Murphy 13 Carrie Wright 13 Amy and Matt Brenner 12 Amy Brown ’78 12 Mary Cynthia and Bill Church 12 The Coca-Cola Foundation 12 Kitty and Tom Cross 12 Ellen and John Grimes 12 Jim Hakert and Jayne Coleman 12 Jill and Paul Herz 12 Rayna and Michael Loeb 12 Johanna and Greg Nystrom 12 Merrill Reiter ’01 12 Cheryl and Greg Shulman 12 Reagan Tate 12 Sarah and Russell Weinberg 12 Allison and Chris Bovard 11 Angela and John Crates 11 Judy and Bob Gass 11 Michelle and John Grimes 11 Lillian and Greg Hessel 11 Andrew Jury ’02 11 Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow 11 Lisa and Rick Levy 11 Bradley Miller ’77 and Talley Dunn 11 44

Kate and Mark Ogden 11 Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock 11 Deedie and Rusty Rose 11 Catherine and Will ’77 Rose 11 Sharon Ross 11 Betty and Brian Schultz 11 Terri and Larry Sengbush 11 Sengbush Studio, Inc. 11 Ynetta and Dwayne Spencer 11 Phyllis and Ron Steinhart 11 Candace and Max ’76 Swango 11 Patricia and John Vermillion 11 Brenda and Stuart Brand 10 Lisa and Chuck Brown 10 Tamara and David Campbell 10 Susan and Chris Cooper 10 Jina Kaiser 10 Lyndsey Marron 10 Donna and Tim Mitchell 10 Anne ’66 and Fernando Padilla 10 Lakeshia and Chris Peters 10 Sonia Philipson 10 Ricki and Andy Rabin 10 Judy and Colin Rorrie 10 Margaret ’77 and Glenn Solomon 10

5+ YEARS

Susan and Hank Alterman 9 Carol Baumer 9 Sally and Allen Butler 9 Jenifer and Peter Flynn 9 Jane and Michael ’75 Hurst 9 Giggy ’81 and Peter Jacobson 9 Angela and Marc Klein 9 Shari and Andy Krage 9 Vicki Raney 9 Mason Reiter ’04 9 Marcia and Stephen Schaul 9 April and David Seeds 9 Bernard Shaw and Julia Simon 9 Bill Adams and Jennifer Jordan 8 Laura and Andy Baughman 8 Leslie and David Benners 8 Sarah ’77 and Sam Bloom 8 Jenny and Pete Bulban 8 Kelli and A.J. Chabria 8 Doug Ehring and Ann Saucer 8 Carrie and Kyle ’74 Ford 8 Angela Horowitz 8 Mirjam and Chris Kirk 8 Lauren Kupor ’92 8 Michelle and Bill Lockhart 8 Kristen and Brian McCool 8 Gayle and David McCoy 8 Bruce Mickey and Barbara Schultz 8 Lily and Scott Myers 8 Susan and Doug Ness 8 Katri Niemi ’02 8 Susan and Steve O’Brien 8 Darla and Carl Scherz 8 Kiersten and Michael Stockham 8 Carlene and Jack Strobel 8 Cynthia and Jean-Louis Trochu 8 Julie and Jamie Welton 8 Bryant Wolf 8 Lucy ’78 and Steve Wrubel 8 Lea and Leo Yancey 8 Georgia Sue Black 7

Kristin and Ricky Rees 6 Susan and Brett ’71 Blakey 7 Eric Reeves ’74 6 Shonn and Clarence Brown 7 Leanne and Mark Reiter 6 Melanie and Marty Buckholt 7 Molly and Michael Sealy 6 Jennifer ’81 and Scott Carr 7 Todd Shadle and Maria Reyes 6 Laurie and Joe Darlak 7 Bobby Sussman 6 Catie and Aaron Enrico 7 Betsy and Bob Swango 6 Joan and Larry Genender 7 Barbara and John Thomas 6 Wendy and Paul Genender 7 Laura and Bryan Trubey 6 Ed Goff and Laura Chapuis 7 Amy and Kelcy Warren 6 Kerri ’90 and David Goldfarb 7 Aimee ’85 and Josh Whitaker 6 Meg and Dave Graves 7 Jill Wiedman 6 Tanner Hakert ’06 7 Debbie and David Wiggans 6 Tania and Kevin Hardage 7 Karen Wilbur 6 Maggie and Jeff Hollway 7 Suzy and Fletcher Yarbrough 6 Karen and Bob Knudson 7 Carmen and Andy Yung 6 June and Jason Landry 7 Mary and Ken Yung 6 Jen and Brett Lochridge 7 Angelica and Josué Aguilar 5 David Mangelsdorf and Carol and Mark Anderson 5 Katrina Cotton 7 Anonymous 5 Candace and Rich Martin 7 Heather and Ray Balestri 5 Susan and Mike Matta 7 Francis Barnes and Priscilla Wrubel 5 Peggy ’73 and Dan Meyer 7 Dorothy Bjorck 5 Robyn and Brian ’74 Neuhoff 7 Joan Bowman 5 Sharon and David Pfaff 7 Shelby Brand ’08 5 Monica and Toby Purdy 7 Michael Buss 5 Sheila Rice 7 Nancy Buss 5 Gowri and Alex Sharma 7 Robin Carder ’75 5 Bill Stonaker and Tricia Wilson 7 Riz Chand and Laura Colhouer 5 Mitchell Ward and Pam Wills-Ward 7 Emily Church ’06 5 Lisa and George Warren 7 Will Church ’06 5 Sally and Barney Young 7 Cathy and Mark Cohen 5 Caroline and David ’81 Ackerman 6 Jo and Stanley Cohen 5 Helma and Ed Ackerman 6 Brandy and Henry Dalton 5 Jessa Adler 6 Sandy and Barry Diamond 5 Stephanie and Paul Bassman 6 Rosemary and Roger Enrico 5 Chris Bautista and Gretchen Pollom 6 Kathy and Jeromy Fielder 5 Carrie and Josh Bays 6 Nita and John Ford 5 Flauren ’90 and Jason Bender 6 Dana and Tom Garner 5 Kalita Beck Blessing ’69 6 Jamie and Greg Gaunt 5 Naomi and Bernard Bloom 6 Beverly and Thurman Geddie 5 Lauryn and Jason Bloom 6 Ashley and Kris Glover 5 Sarah and Zack Burdick 6 Suzanne Green 5 Melissa and William Collins 6 5 Angie and Father Chris Ashley Greene ’84 Cindy and Michael Harrington 5 Constantinides 6 Meredith Hessel ’08 5 Susan and Mike Dodge 6 Kacy and Steve Holmes 5 Shannon and Jeff Estes 6 Sandra and Rick Illes 5 Soume and Paul Foshee 6 Didem and Onur Inanoglu 5 Amar Gande and Carolyn and Michael Jaynes 5 Madhuri Vusirikala 6 Natalie Jaynes ’03 5 Jenney and David Gillikin 6 Laura ’86 and Brad Godkin 6 Jezabel Guadalupe 6 Melissa Hensley 6 Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz 6 Kristie and Tom Hoitsma 6 The Kirkwood Fund of The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Marin Counties 6 Gina and Tom Landry 6 Nick Leggatt 6 Nisha and Vikas Lunia 6 Pat and Ted Mandeville 6 Melani and Craig McDougal 6 Amy and Brian Mitts 6 Jon Morgan ’82 and Liz Seabury 6 Traci and Sean Owen 6 Courtney and Mike ’73 Plumlee 6 Jen and Ravi Ratan 6

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Organizational Donors and Tribute Gifts The following list reflects giving from organizational donors and tribute gifts for the period June 1, 2012 to May 31, 2013. It includes cash contributions to annual, restricted, capital, and endowed funds.

Hilary Jenkins ’78 Katie and Jed Johnson Ann Frances and Cliff Jury Jackie ’79 and Allan Katz Aliya and Mushtak Khatri Bonnie and Carl Lang Ashley and Sam ’79 Leake Clem Lear Laura and Rick Lear Karen and Bruce Lobdell Catherine Lynn Pat and Barry Macy Susan and Richard Marcus Rita and Jim Marquess Angie and Jerry Martilik Nikki and Jason Morash Rich Moses and Selwyn Rayzor Mimi and Ron Moses Kelly and David Moskovic Erika and Jarod Moss Kate and Clay Mote Les Niemi and Sharon Brown Lesa and Nick Nikolai Melissa and Norry Niven Jayme and Salim Nourallah Lainie Porter Sandy and Philip Raskin Peggy Rayzor Danielle and Scott Sealy Del Ruth Skaggs Eva Smith Robbin and Michael ’79 Solis Meredith and Barry ’79 Steinhart Denise and Chris ’83 Stewart Alison and Dan Stump Texas Instruments Foundation Krystn and Scott Waddell Mi Jung and Jim Warner Kandi and Mark Weisbart Jeannie and David Weisoly

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Organizations

Abbott Fund Edward and Wilhelmina Ackerman Foundation All About Kids Dentistry Bank of America Matching Gifts Bartlett Family Empowerment Fund The Sara Beckham Foxworth Foundation BNSF Railway Foundation The Coca-Cola Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas The Dallas Foundation Dallas Jewish Community Foundation Denbury The Aaron and Catie Enrico Family Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Filgo Oil Company Gold Bug Company Goldman, Sachs & Company Hail Merry Jill Herz, Attorney at Law, P.C. The ISN Charitable Giving Fund Jason Mills, LLC The Jerry R. Junkins Family Foundation The Chris & Mirjam Kirk Donor Advised Fund of The Dallas Foundation The Kirkwood Fund of The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Marin Counties 2013 Lamplighter Layers McAfee Matching Gifts Program Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Mark Mintz and Jennifer Kitner Fund Occidental Petroleum Corporation Optimized, Inc. ORIX USA Corporation The Paulos Foundation Leonard and Laurie Roberts Charitable Foundation Edward W. Rose III Family Fund of The Dallas Foundation Rowel, LLC Safeway, Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund Sengbush Studio, Inc. Skintrigue, Inc. Tabani Family Foundation Target Texas Instruments Foundation TexasCarsDirect.com, Ltd. G. Scott Waddell Company, Inc.

Tribute Gifts

Kathey Beddow ’63 Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Pearlie Buchanan Waverly Wilson Bill Burton Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Linda Cauley Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Class of ’69 Leah and Jon ’69 Gross Dr. Arnold Cohen Jane Koerner Sam Durst Jennifer and Jon Mosle Jezebel Guadalupe Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Sam Keon ’19 Gail and Peter Loeb Leslie ’69 and Bob Krakow Melissa Tone Catherine Lynn Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Sue McCullough Laurie and Doug Barnell Marty Melton Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Bradley Miller ’77 Shirley and Bob Miller Chance Miller ’80 Shirley and Bob Miller Lisa Miller ’75 Shirley and Bob Miller Virginia Isabel Paine Miller ’18 Shirley and Bob Miller Elise Murphy Patricia and John Vermillion Marynell Murphy Susan and Hank Alterman Pam O’Krent Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Jeff Peck Catherine and Will ’77 Rose Kathy Ritz Catherine and Will ’77’ Rose Nicole Ginsburg Small ’83 Karen ’76 and Richard Pollock Sheila McCartor Stewart Karen and Rick Allen Sandy and Barry Diamond Shirley and Bob Miller Michelle and Scott Prengle Sue and Brian Shibley Louise Trubey Carla and Dylan Bolden Claude White Catherine and Will ’77 Rose

We have made every effort to give proper credit to all who have so generously contributed to The Lamplighter School during the 2012–2013 fiscal year. We regret any omissions or errors, and request that any such oversight be reported to the Advancement Office at 214-369-9201 ext. 365 or advancement@thelamplighterschool.org.

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Endowment Progress The following reflects pledges and contributions received by May 31, 2013 to Lamplighter’s Endowed Funds.

Erik Jonsson Endowment for Teacher Development Lamplighter Faculty Professional Development Endowment Lamplighter Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund Lamplighter Financial Aid Endowed Fund Lamplighter General Endowed Fund Lamplighter Media Center Endowed Fund Lamplighter Technology Endowed Fund

The Chandler ’09, Cameron ’10 and Campbell ’12 Crates Endowed Fund Margaret Jonsson Family Foundation Endowed Fund The Jerry R Junkins Family Foundation Endowed Fund The Kraus Family Endowed Fund The Patty and David Miller Family Endowed Fund The Katie ’06 and Whit ’09 Payne General Endowed Fund Sharma Family General Endowed Fund Klyde Warren ’13 Endowed Fund

The Carty Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund The Pollock Faculty Professional Development Endowed Fund

Alumni Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund The Carty Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund LPA Faculty Salary Support Endowed Fund

Chang-Myers Family Financial Aid Endowed Fund Eugene McDermott Foundation Financial Aid Endowed Fund The Jess Merkle Family Foundation Financial Aid Endowed Fund The Kate ’04 and Michael ’08 Mosle Financial Aid Endowed Fund Katherine ’10 and Matthew ’11 Pollock Financial Aid Endowed Fund

Campbell Media Center Endowed Fund The John W. Rose Media Center Endowed Fund

Maggie Corrigan Visiting Artist Endowed Fund Dooley Author Endowed Fund Endowed Fund for Pre-Kindergarten Program Suzanne & B.G. Porter Community Education Endowed Fund The Charles H. Rose Environmental Science Endowed Fund Carrie ’00 and Cody ’08 Thoma Patterson Environmental Science Endowed Fund Endowed Fund for Music Ward-Purdy Faculty Diversity Endowment Fund

The Edward Alexander Rose Technology Endowed Fund The Ford/Varel and Owen Families Technology Endowed Fund The Krakow Rushton Technology Endowed Fund

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$100,000 $27,035 $133,732 $85,762 $851,684 $35,049 $48,568 $50,000 $100,000 $50,000 $125,000 $100,000 $75,000 $50,000 $100,000 $50,000 $50,000 $188,239 $150,000 $1,188,926 $51,000 $50,000 $50,000 $75,000 $50,006 $50,000 $50,000 $50,100 $50,003 $59,000 $75,000 $50,000 $50,700 $3,333 $50,000 $50,000 $50,000 $50,000 $4,473,137

Founders Legacy Society

T

he Founders Legacy Society recognizes all donors who have chosen to support Lamplighter through planned gifts. The society honors the commitment of Lamplighter’s founders, Natalie Murray and Sandy Swain, whose vision, passion, love of children, and determination created a school where the spirit and joy of learning are ignited in young minds and hearts for a lifetime.

To become a member, simply inform the Advancement Office in writing that you have named the school as a beneficiary in your estate plans. It can be as simple as assigning a portion of your life insurance to Lamplighter or adding the school as a beneficiary in your will.

You can play a part in sustaining the legacy of our founders while securing the future of the school. Please call the Advancement Office, if you are interested in discussing a planned gift or if you have questions about a planned gift.

Founders Legacy Society Members The following individuals have notified Lamplighter of their thoughtful plans for the school.

Gail and Dan Cook Karen and Kevin Crowder Samantha and Tim Durst Pat Mattingly Barbara Nichols Angela and Joel Pittman Marjorie Waters

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