Annual Report/Magazine, Fall 2013

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r e p o r t | 2012 -2013

a nnua l

r e p o r t | 2012 -2013

Contents Development Report.................................................................2 Letter from the Chairman of the Board of Trustees........................................................... 4 Financial Overview.....................................................................6 Alumni Weekend and Millbrook Medals...............................8 Special Awards..........................................................................11 Tributes....................................................................................... 13 Commencement..................................................................... 14 Facilities......................................................................................24 Summer Programs: Classrooms Across the World..............................................28 Trustees...................................................................................... 33 Class Agent Thank You...........................................................34 Leadership Donors.................................................................. 37 Alumni Donors.........................................................................40

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Development Report

It is indeed a pleasure for us to report another successful and productive year for Millbrook School and the development team. We are delighted and grateful to again acknowledge the loyal generosity of an ever-increasing number in the Millbrook family in 2012-2013.

Along the way you helped the school to another record year in the Annual Fund, which totaled nearly $1.7 million. We owe a huge debt of thanks to all who participated and led the charge in this vital effort to maintain a balanced and healthy annual operating budget.

One particular highlight was the special effort of the 2013 sixth form parents, who collectively contributed $250,000 to name the new terrace attached to the west side of the Barn in honor of their graduating sons and daughters. We are proud and thankful that 97% of the senior class parents joined to make this effort enormously successful.

Overall, gifts to Millbrook this past year amounted to $7,342,000, the highest total in Millbrook’s history. The emphasis centered on the school’s capital priorities in the bricks and mortar and endowment areas. With the renovation of the Barn and the squash court expansion completed, the focus has turned to construction of the new girls dormitory and to upgrading and enhancing the main entrance to the school. Additionally, gifts to endowment have boosted that figure to just short of $30 million, which is the high water mark for Millbrook.

All of this growth and development is occurring as the school plans for an enrollment of 300 in the years ahead. We remain committed to raise the capital required to meet the goals of the Student Life Master Plan, which, in addition to the many projects already completed and begun, include building a new dining hall and relocating and completing a new physical plant facility. This is an exciting time to be associated with Millbrook. Our dedicated colleagues and we look forward to continuing our partnership and shared dream with you to make Millbrook the very best school of its kind.

Thank you again for your abiding trust and support.

Nancy I. Stahl Director of Advancement

Robert W. Anthony Assistant to the Headmaster for External Relations

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Dear Members of the Millbrook Family, This year marks my second year as chairman of the board of trustees and my 22nd year as a trustee. For seven years I was a Millbrook parent (I count three of my four children as fellow alums), and this summer I joined my class of 1978 classmates in celebrating our 35th reunion. I have seen Millbrook School from a number of different vantage points, through a number of different eras in its history and evolution, and with different leadership and faculty. Our school has never been healthier than it is today.

It almost goes without saying that Millbrook School has benefited greatly from the leadership of Drew Casertano. But it is a message worth repeating loudly and often, for the success of the past two and a half decades starts and ends with Millbrook’s sixth headmaster. My fellow trustees share Drew’s ambitions for the school, and each of them knows firsthand or through their children the impact our school has had on the lives of young men and women.

Drew is fortunate to be surrounded by senior administrators who possess longevity, passion for the institution, and expertise in many areas. We have a team of dedicated, caring and professional faculty that live the mission of Millbrook School daily and make it a reality. And most important of all, we are blessed with 280 students and their parents who truly value a Millbrook education.

Last year we raised more than $7,300,00 thanks to your incredible generosity and support, and we are excited to have begun construction on the next phase in our Student Life Master Plan. We broke ground this fall on a new girls’ dormitory complex, and a new dining hall will follow in order to accommodate an increase in our enrollment to 300. This development supports our ambitions and will enhance our existing programs while allowing us to remain true to our mission. We are a powerful, intentional, and engaged academic community where adults and students forge meaningful relationships. We live in an environment where young adults can grow up by taking appropriate risks, knowing they will be celebrated when they succeed and supported when they inevitably fail. Guided every day by that mission, we exercise disciplined oversight over our budget and operations and think boldly and audaciously in support of maintaining the essence of what makes Millbrook, Millbrook. This work fills me with optimism, and our journey, while never complete, will be a successful one.

I thank you for being such an important part of the collective Millbrook experience.

Best regards,

William L. Menard

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Financial Overview Other

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Instructional

Endowment

Support

Annual Fund

Physical Plant

Administrative Tuition Salaries & Benefits

INCOME

EXPENSES

Tuition................................................................$ 10,510,908

(net of Financial Aid)

Annual Fund......................................................$ 1,686,094 Endowment......................................................$

931,793

Other..................................................................$ 1,039,908

Capital Gifts

Salaries & benefits................................$ 7,961,773 Administrative.......................................$ 2,077,767 Physical Plant........................................$ 1,317,289 Support...................................................$ 1,218,172 Instructional..........................................$

537,444

Other.......................................................$

870,465

Gifts to Millbrook School, 2012-2013 Annual Fund................................................ $ 1,686,094 (Funds raised in support of the operating budget)

Other

Capital Gifts................................................ $ 5,256,463 Other............................................................ $

Annual Fund

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399,490

TOTAL.......................................................... $ 7,342,047

Annual Fund Leadership Matt Marsallo ‘98 Alumni Chair Alice ’82 and Christopher Holbrook ‘82 Parent Chairs Ms. Jieun Kim Korean Parent Chair

Joseph and Tracy Merrill Elizabeth and Charles Norfleet VI Form Chairs Barbara Gatski V Form Chair Barbara Gatski IV Form Chair

Barbara Gatski III Form Chair Barbara Gatski Grandparents Chair Barbara Gatski Parents of Alumni Chair

2012-2013 Annual Fund Totals: Alumni......................................................... $ 715,791 Parents........................................................ $ 625,791 Other........................................................... $ 344,512

History of Giving

$1,686

The Annual Fund: Raising the Bar

$1,522 $1,441

$1,500

Annual Fund Total ($000)

$1,309 $1,230

$1,274

$1,147

$1,000 $925

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2013 Alumni Weekend

2013 Alumni Weekend On June 7th and 8th, alumni returned to Millbrook in record numbers to enjoy a weekend of celebration and reunion activities. Nearly 250 Millbrook alumni reconnected and golfed, lunched, dined, and danced with old friends and new.

They reminisced about Millbrook as they remembered it, and they toured the newest facilities on campus including the beautifully renovated Barn. As much as things have changed they have remained the same, and Millbrook’s quintessential charm resonated for all in attendance.

The weekend began with milestone celebrations at special Friday night dinners for the 25th and 50th reunion classes. Saturday morning activities began bright and early with a traditional bird watching walk led by Jono Meigs ’65 followed by a zoo feed. Master classes in science, math, and the arts followed mid-morning, and Warner Gallery

Michael Winn ‘52 and Malcolm Barlow ‘53 led the 2013 Alumni Parade.

A terrific turnout for the class of 2003

Director Bill Hardy was joined by Caroline Whalen ’14, who expertly walked alumni through the Ron Haviv Exhibit, Testimony, she and her art history classmates had curated.

After a luncheon and reception to honor Rick McWilliams’ 301st win for Millbrook soccer and his 37th year coaching, many alumni headed down to the athletic fields. Former soccer players vied for the ball during the Rick McWilliams Honorary Soccer Game, and others headed to the turf field to take part in the 4th Annual Mike Fuller Memorial Lacrosse Game. Some played in both! Others enjoyed relaxing in Schoolhouse and taking part in a wine tasting with Blair Collins Maus ’88.

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2013 Alumni Weekend The traditional alumni parade into the Flagler Memorial Chapel was followed by special awards presented by Bob Anthony ’65. He proudly introduced three alumni who were being honored for their exceptional achievements and contributions. The Alumni Achievement Award was presented to Dr. Peter E. Jackson ’58, and Robert M. Otter ’93 was named an Edward Pulling Community Service Award winner.

Alumni offered a standing ovation to Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy ’59 as he accepted the Millbrook

Medal. Headmaster Drew Casertano concluded the Alumni Assembly with a brief update on the school, including the terrific progress being made on facilities improvements, including the plans to begin building a new girls dormitory.

Jono and Jane Meigs have moved into new roles on campus as of September, and on the Saturday afternoon of reunion weekend, they were honored with a special celebration in the Chelsea Morrison Theater. Joined by their colleagues, former zooies and curators, and

family (including children Holly ’94, Bridget ’96, and Garrett ’00), Jono and Jane enjoyed a tribute by Dr. Alan Tousignant and a special video presentation of their colleagues’ reflections on their extraordinary careers at Millbrook and at the Trevor Zoo. In her remarks, Jane added up to nearly 100 cumulative years of service—and counting—the Meigs family has contributed to Millbrook.

It truly was a reunion to remember, and we were delighted to welcome so many alumni back!

THE MILLBROOK MEDAL Dr. Lovejoy was honored for his continued association with and for his many contributions to Millbrook over the past 58 years.

From the special citation presented to Dr. Tom Lovejoy ’59: After Millbrook launched Tom in 1959, he went on to earn his B.S. and Ph.D in biology from Yale. Dr. Lovejoy is now an internationally recognized champion for the conservation of biological diversity. Tom’s career has been rooted in public service and is considered a model for scientists interested in translating biological research into environmental conservation. As a result of Tom’s work, the world was alerted to the problems of tropical deforestation, the special demands on tropical conservation, and the importance of Amazonia as a cradle of biodiversity.

Tom’s career has included leadership positions with the Smithsonian Institution, the World Wildlife Fund, and the World Bank. He co-founded the public television series Nature and served as its principal advisor for many years. Tom served as the president of the H. John Heinz III Center for Science, Economics and the Environment. Currently, he is a university

Dr. Tom Lovejoy with Headmaster Drew Casertano

professor of environmental science and policy at George Mason University, in addition to being the first biodiversity chair at the Heinz Center. Tom was awarded the Blue Planet Prize in 2012 in Tokyo for being “the first scientist to academically clarify how humans are causing habitat fragmentation and pushing biological diversity towards crisis.”

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Trevors in the biology lab and at the zoo. He was elected to the board of trustees in 1971, and he remains active as an honorary trustee today. He is a one-man speakers’ bureau as he has supplied us with a number of fascinating and memorable forum and commencement speakers over the

Tom’s association with this school has been indelibly linked. When he

years. His daughter, Kata, graduated from Millbrook in 1986, and we hope

was a Yale undergraduate, Tom would return to campus and assist the

that Tom may be a grandfather of a Millbrook student in the very near future.

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2013 Alumni Weekend

S p e c i al A w ards Edward Pulling Community Service Award Bob Otter ’93 was honored for extending the principles and the spirit of community service in his life beyond Millbrook. From the special citation presented to Bob: When Bob was a Millbrook student, he fully embraced and embodied the concept and philosophy of community service. A student leader and prefect in Prum Hall, a three sport varsity letter winner, and a senior zoo curator, Bob was respected and admired by peers and faculty alike. From his earliest days at Denison University in Granville, Ohio, Bob joined the student emergency response team and the Granville Fire Department. Bob took classes at the fire academy in Columbus during his junior year, and he earned his EMT and Fire certifications.

Bob Otter ‘93 and his family on the steps of the Flagler Memorial Chapel.

Following graduation, Bob continued his volunteer work and training in the communities where he lived while he pursued a sales career. Settling with his wife, Lee, in Granville, Ohio, Bob joined the Granville Fire Department and quickly rose up through the department’s volunteer program to achieve the highest civilian rank of captain. According to his fire chief, Bob is the best combination of character, skill, and enthusiasm. Bob Otter lives and breathes Millbrook’s motto: Non Sibi Sed Cunctis (“Not just for oneself, but for all”).

Alumni Achievement Award Dr. Jackson was honored for his dedicated work, discovery, innovation, and entrepreneurship, and for helping to improve the quality of other peoples’ lives.

From the special citation presented to Dr. Peter Jackson ’58: The sciences have played a prominent role in the education of every Millbrook student for the past 82 years.

Master teachers have encouraged promising young scientists to pursue their dreams in their respective areas of interest. As a result, a number of alumni have gone on to study in graduate schools in various disciplines including but not limited to ecology, environmental studies, medicine (both human and veterinary), zoology, engineering, and information technology.

Dr. Peter Jackson ‘58 was awarded Millbrook’s first Alumni Achievement Award

Dr. Jackson is a noted longtime telecommunications and Internet expert. A graduate of Duke University, where he met his future wife, Judy, Peter earned his doctorate degree in electrical engineering at Duke as well. Dr. Jackson enjoyed a long and distinguished career working at Bell Laboratories, Northern Telecom, Southwestern Bell Technology Resources, DSC Communications, and Qualcomm – all the while on the cutting edge of telecommunications, including satellite and cellular communications research. In the 1970’s Dr. Jackson worked on the Department of Defense project ARPA network or “ARPANET,” which evolved into what is today’s Internet.

Dr. Jackson developed the mathematical underpinnings for the first digital network. And at Qualcomm, Dr. Jackson was instrumental in developing the Globalstar system, which became the only successful global satellite mobile system that supports communications anywhere on land or sea.

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1. The class of 1963 celebrates their 50th reunion 2. The class of 2008 celebrates their first milestone reunion – 5 years

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3. Alumni remain competitive on the lacrosse field 4. Rob Stein ’63 catches up with former classmates 5. T he class of 1998 celebrates their 15-year reunion

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6. Players in the 4th Annual Mike Fuller Alumni Lacrosse Game 7. Celebrating legacies - reunioning alumni parents with their alumni children 8. Alumni gather in MASC for a physics lesson with Science Chair Matt Dilley 9. Student curator Caroline Whalen ’14 leads alumni through the Ron Haviv exhibit, Testimony 10. Bridget ’96, Holly ’94, and Garrett ’00 join mom, Jane, and dad, Jono Meigs ’65 to celebrate their long tenure and new roles at Millbrook.

11. Carly McWilliams ’05 joins mom and dad, Rick and Cindy, to celebrate her father’s outstanding accomplishments as a coach and mentor.

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2013 Alumni Weekend

Tributes Rick McWilliams A large contingent of alumni soccer players, faculty members, close friends and competing coaches, gathered at a luncheon to honor Rick McWilliams’ 37-year coaching career at Millbrook and his 301 wins on the soccer field over that period of time.

Headmaster Drew Casertano presented the following tribute:

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We all know that Rick’s eyesight is poor. Poor, that is, except when he’s scanning the pitch, teaching his boys. Then he has the vision of an eagle. He anticipates the 2v1. He knows that the players’ spacing isn’t quite right, or the goalie is off his angles. He understands and sees soccer with exceptional clarity.

More important, he sees when a young man needs to work harder, have more discipline, be more humble, when a young man needs a pat on the back or the chance to vent or some sage advice. Rick sees when the team needs to laugh to lighten the mood or to focus to regain its form and intensity.

Rick is Millbrook soccer. He is a winner. His 301 victories are ample evidence of that. So too are his four New England championships, with three in the last four years. Today we acknowledge that remarkable success.

We honor Rick because of what he sees in students, because he is an extraordinary teacher.

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Commencement 2013 Millbrook moments happen every day, and commencement is the time when we celebrate the culmination of our best traditions, classroom experiences, hard-fought wins, meaningful contributions, and deep connections formed during our time here.

The Prize Night and Commencement ceremonies in 2013 brought those moments into clear focus as we honored all that our graduates had achieved. Celebrations began on Sunday evening as the new Barn terrace was dedicated in honor of the Class of 2013. Parents, seniors and their advisors then gathered to break bread one final time together under the tent on Pulling Quad.

During Prize Night the entire school gathered to recognize the VI form class before the faculty and seniors gathered in the chapel for the Last Night ceremony. Commencement Day was again a family affair as underform classmates, faculty, staff, alumni, and family members were on hand to celebrate this milestone with the class of 2013. Nancy Hathaway, head of school at Dutchess Day School, delivered sage

advice during her Commencement Address, encouraging the graduating class to work hard, and Haley Harckham delivered the Sixth Form Commencement Address, having been elected as class speaker by her peers.

She stressed the importance of every unique Millbrook moment and reflected on her own meaningful interactions with faculty, tremendous academic opportunities, and a number of “only-at-Millbrook anecdotes” that shaped her experience. Immediately following the Commencement program, faculty formed what is now called the “cry line” in front of Schoolhouse, as graduates said their goodbyes before officially turning the page on their Millbrook careers and beginning the next chapter of their lives.

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Senior Profiles

Ashlyn Kang Summa Cum Laude Hometown: Seoul, Korea College Attending: Johns Hopkins University Intended Major: Pre-medicine From the minute Ashlyn stepped on campus as a III former, she demonstrated grit, persistence, and a dogged determination to succeed. And that she did. She speaks three languages, is an accomplished student in the sciences, the humanities, and the arts, and earned the highest academic honor in the class of 2013, Summa Cum Laude. She began in the Johns Hopkins pre-med program this fall and is excited about the opportunities ahead, including working in a research lab and getting hands-on experience with real doctors and real patients as early as her sophomore year. She believes that she already has a leg up on some of her Johns Hopkins classmates, as her Millbrook teachers encouraged her to always be curious and ask questions. “Curiosity is the most important thing I have taken away from my time at Millbrook because college is a place where you have to find answers to questions on your own. If you don’t inquire, you don’t learn.” While biology is her passion, one of her favorite classes at Millbrook was AP English with Mr. Zeiser. In her Expository Writing class these days, she thinks outside the box and is ever conscious of improving her writing skills thanks to Mr. Zeiser’s in-depth analysis of written work and excellent class discussions.

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Yan “Kevin” Wang Hometown: Shanghai, China College Attending: Boston College Intended Major: math or science An extremely effective dorm leader in Burton during his VI form year, Yan led by quiet example, and he was well-liked by students and faculty alike. In the classroom he excelled and embraced the most challenging coursework possible – a perfect example of this was the 17-page paper he wrote on nuclear fusion and fission, when only 5 pages were required. He proved that his talents extended into the arts, as he showcased last year his magnificent voice when he performed solo and with other students during assemblies and international week; his beautiful rendition of a Chinese folk song earned thunderous applause. Yan’s stellar academic record also earned him high praise and Cum Laude during the 2013 Commencement Exercises. Now in his freshman year at Boston College, Yan is looking forward enthusiastically to the next step in his life’s journey.

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Senior Profiles

Morgan Davis Hometown: Washington Crossing, PA College Attending: Colgate University Intended Major: English

Elli Case-Pethica Hometown: Woodstock, NY College Attending: Wesleyan University Intended Major: Studio Art plus English or Anthropology Given the chance to observe Elli’s work in the art department during her time at Millbrook, one could assume that art was her calling. But her advisor, Steve Siktberg, notes that “Elli loves to learn and is genuinely interested in the subject matter of every class she takes. Her prize-winning Blaine essay and her crossdisciplinary CES project merging art and biology are evidence of that.” Elli’s plans for her first semester at Wesleyan are further proof, as she is excited to visit an archaeological site with her paleoanthropology class, and she plans to contribute to the school newspaper, The Argus, just as soon as they start accepting new writers. She will pursue a major in studio art and will minor in anthropology or English, and she will continue to stretch herself by joining the crew team to compete in their regattas. She believes that Wesleyan is a perfect fit since the other students are “super passionate about their interests,” but she does admit to having a leg up on many of the other freshman. “Many of my friends feel really uncomfortable going to office hours and are unsure when or how to do that, but extra help [at Millbrook] really showed me the ropes with that!” While she misses the discussions and “immense amount of focus” in Mr. Zeiser’s AP English class and being in class with Mr. Powers and Mr. Hardy, Elli is confident that everything they taught her will take her far.

A three-sport varsity athlete, a dorm leader, and a top student, Morgan challenged herself with tough classes like AP English, AP Calculus, advanced science, and multiple history classes, and to each of these, she brought determination, commitment, curiosity, and an impeccable work ethic. She is now bringing her fierce determination in the classroom and on the soccer field to the next level at Colgate University. She is looking forward to balancing both the rigor of her academic life with a challenging athletic schedule. While majoring in English and focusing on becoming a successful student of literature and writing, Morgan is also excited about the opportunity to help the Colgate Raiders bring home the Patriot League championship for their second year in a row. She will have a full plate competing at the Division 1 level while focusing on her priorities in academics and believes that Millbrook taught her valuable time management skills: “I know when to socialize and when to buckle down and focus on my academics. I already see myself studying from 8-10 p.m. every night.” She hopes to have an English teacher that truly enriches class discussions, like Mr. Zeiser did in her AP English class. “The discussions on our books were heated and intense - but they were intellectual and memorable.”

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Commencement 2013

Senior Profiles

Emma Feitelson Hometown: Millbrook, NY College Attending: Hamilton College Intended Major: undecided

Caleb King Hometown: Hamden, CT College Attending: Wesleyan University Intended Major: Political Science and Government Caleb choose to attend Wesleyan University due its strong sense of community and diversity, and he looks forward to stepping outside of his comfort zone and trying everything Wesleyan has to offer in the classroom, in sports, and in extracurricular activities. This is not at all surprising since as a dorm leader, prefect, and varsity athlete at Millbrook, Caleb was involved in in all aspects of school life. He also recognized how his interactions with faculty and with students contributed to the development of important leadership and communications skills. Mr. Powers was one of many teachers who always pushed him to achieve more and to learn more, and in Anthropology Mr. Powers challenged his students to dig deeper, understand their subject matter thoroughly, and question everything. That has perhaps inspired Caleb to major in political science and government in college.

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Growing up at Millbrook and graduating just two years after her brother, Jonah, Emma follows in both her father’s and her brother’s footsteps as a student at Hamilton College. Jonah had his own reasons for choosing his father’s alma mater, and for Emma it’s all about feeling like Hamilton is the right community for her. Without core curriculum requirements, Emma will be able to pursue anything and everything, and with no major decided, she is excited about pursuing a wide variety of opportunities in challenging classrooms.

Exploring opportunities and making good connections was a valuable lesson for Emma at Millbrook, both in the classroom and out. “I learned in Mr. Clizbe’s U.S. History class that although getting good grades is important, it’s much more beneficial to focus on understanding material and applying it to real life, rather than just memorizing answers for an exam. He taught us by topic rather than in chronological order, so that we could dig deeper and find the connections that are otherwise missed when history is discussed in a purely chronological fashion.”

Commencement 2013

Senior Profiles

Megan Ahern Hometown: Oswego, NY

Josh Webb Hometown: Sheffield, MA College Attending: University of Massachusetts, Amherst Intended Major: Mechanical Engineering A zooie for four years and head curator during his VI form year, Josh learned responsible habits day in and day out during his time at Millbrook. When not at the zoo, Josh could be found cruising down School Road on the skateboard he crafted himself, or playing one of his family-made ukuleles. With an admitted appreciation for math and the sciences, it was not a surprise when Josh made his decision to attend the Commonwealth Honors College at the University of Massachusetts to pursue a degree in mechanical engineering. He is excited about the opportunity to learn in the university’s fantastic facilities, and he hopes to have professors as passionate about their subject matter as advisor and science teacher Dr. T. was. “In Animal Behavior class I enjoyed going out in the field and observing the predictability and unpredictability of the world we live in.”

College Attending: Hamilton College Intended Major: Pre-medicine plus photography Megan’s advisor applauds her self-motivation, conscientious efforts in her schoolwork, and willingness to always take feedback and set the bar higher. A serious scholar, there is no doubt Meg will be successful in her academic endeavors at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York. With a beautiful campus and warm welcoming community, Hamilton really felt like home to Meg when she first toured their campus, as it is a perfect extension of her experience at Millbrook. A true scholar-athlete, Meg looks forward to playing both ice hockey and softball for the Hamilton Continentals. Still debating a specific academic track, she is considering a pre-med major while also pursuing her interests in the arts and, specifically, in photography. “Millbrook has really taught me how to be an independent thinker and how to pursue the things I want to achieve, while arming me with the tools to explore my passions.”

She discovered many great role models at Millbrook, but credits her advisor, Mr. Mark Clizbe, for really paving the way for her success and for challenging her during her journey.

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Commencement 2013

Senior Profiles

Storey Schifter Hometown: New York, NY College Attending: New York University Intended Major: Journalism, English, or Art History Storey is close to home at New York University, and she begins her freshman year exploring a possible major in journalism, English, or art history, with a minor in French. She will take full opportunity of NYU’s terrific internship opportunities in the city and possibly study abroad at one of NYU’s campuses in London, Paris, Shanghai, or Abu Dhabi. As she appreciates the diversity of Millbrook’s student body and the friends she made from so many countries, she looks forward to continuing to meet people from all over the world. Storey feels like she has an advantage going into college life, having lived away from home for three years in high school. And it was not just dormitory life that provided lessons, but the faculty who instilled in her responsibility and independence. She feels extremely well-prepared for the college classroom, as well, due to the challenging Millbrook curriculum. Mr. Hart’s U.S. History class, in particular, was always engaging, as his discussions were interesting and lively while his assignments were challenging yet fair. She hopes to have that balance of information, challenge, and interest in all of her college courses.

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Gabe Fekete Hometown: Rhinebeck, NY College Attending: McGill University, Montreal Intended Major: International Management Having grown up and attended school through this VI form year in Dutchess County, New York, Gabe was ready for a new adventure in a completely new place. Attending McGill University in Montreal, Canada, he is enrolled in the Desautels Faculty of Management and pursuing an International Management degree.

He plans to take advantage of every opportunity in order to get the most out of his time at college because, like at Millbrook, he knows four years will fly by quickly. During his time at McGill, he is hoping to have a professor much like Ms. Havard, who taught Gabe’s V form Honors English class. “Every day there was an ‘a-ha’ moment, and we studied topics and writers and areas of literature I never thought I would understand or enjoy. That type of eye-opening enlightenment, while remaining interesting and relevant, is what I hope to see more of in college.”

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1. The Commencement procession begins 2. Marilyn Dedrick and Heather Neuburger are awarded the Community Service Cup 3. Graduating seniors gather in Pulling House to receive gifts from the school and officially be welcomed into the Alumni Association 4. Tears of joy in the cry line 5. Millbrook through and through – Tracy and Joe Merrill with their children Charlie ‘09, Emma ‘13, and Carrie ‘11 6. The Havard-Feitelsons and Hardys celebrate the graduation of Emma and Lena 7. Frank ’70 and Peter ’76 Borges with nephew Caleb King ‘13 8. Kim Baker ’82 is proud to watch son Gabe Fekete ’13 graduate from her alma mater 9. Baird Parent ’13 and sister Georgia ’11 enjoyed the celebration but missed their brother Beau ‘08 10. Geneva Wagoner is awarded the Sportsmanship Cup 11. Headmaster Casertano congratulates Summa Cum Laude winner Ashlyn Kang

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Commencement 2013

Commencement 2013 Prizes:

An excerpt from Clarisse, a poignant short story about a mother and daughter departing ways

Congratulations to this year’s Prize Winners.

Summa Cum Laude

Senior Arts Awards

Ashlyn Kang

Lena Hardy – Art History Bradley Nguyen – Dance Dana Foote, Amber Koenigsberger, and Baird Parent – Music Emma Feitelson – Photography Reagan Brown and Sydney Greenfield – Theater Zack Keller-Coffey and Gavin Rice – Theater Tech Elli Case-Pethica, Lena Hardy, and Pai Kang – Visual Arts

Community Service Cup Marilyn Dedrick Heather Neuburger

Sportsmanship Cup Geneva Wagoner

Peter Jon Wallace ’60 Commencement Prize

by Elli Case-Pethica ’13, winner of the English Writing Prize The train pulled into the station, and the crowd of people pushed forward before the door even opened. Julia helped Clarisse up off the bench, and they made their way to the ticket collector. Clarisse watched him through narrowed eyes. The brass buttons on the man’s

Haley Harckham

navy uniform were tarnished, and the gold braid around the brim of his

Nathaniel B. Abbott Cup Four-Year Varsity Letter Winners Meg Ahern Olivia Dolan Willy Feid Emma Feitelson Jason Greenfield Lena Hardy Sam Lawson-Johnston Mat Livermore Elizabeth Lowe Felipe Pantle

cap was frayed. His eyes drooped a little. He took the ticket from Julia

Lena Hardy

and handed back the stub with little animation. He said something to English Writing Prize

Julia and pointed a finger towards the open car door of the train.

Elli Case-Pethica

Clarisse walked slowly to the door. For a woman of her age, she

Clark Language Prize

walked with surprising poise, her back ram-rod straight and her

Christian Marzullo

shoulders squared. She accepted help from her daughter to step Sykes Mathematics Prize

up into the car. Julia hauled Clarisse’s two trunks up, which the

Ashlyn Kang

conductor quickly wheeled away down the carpeted aisle.

Frank W. Trevor Cup Frederick W. Knutson Trophy

Holland Harvard

Morgan Davis Connor Elsenbeck

Science Prize

A whistle sounded; the train was about to depart. Julia began saying her goodbyes. Clarisse scrutinized her daughter’s face. There were small wrinkles surrounding Julia’s eyes; she was under far too much

Yan Wang

stress for a woman of thirty-five. There was a slight frown line on

McSweeney Tour Guide Award Pai Kang Sam Lawson-Johnston

Blaine History Essay Prize

either side of her mouth that only smoothed out when she was

Elli Case-Pethica

asleep. Seeing these marks of the responsibility that had been forced

Roosevelt Prize

Blaine History Essay Runners Up

on Julia reminded Clarisse why she had agreed to this. Her resolve

Gabe Fekete

Megan Ahern, Aidan Cowan, Morgan Davis, Ashlyn Kang, Zack Keller-Coffey

strengthened, she turned and walked down the aisle to her seat, leaning heavily on the side-rail.

Headmaster’s Merit Award

Class of 1978 Award Zack Keller-Coffey

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Cum Laude Induction Megan Ahern, Antonia Butwell, Elli CasePethica, Aidan Cowan, Morgan Davis, Emma Feitelson, Ashlyn Kang, Maddy Lyons, Yan Wang, Georgia Wright

Photo by: Reagan Brown ’13

Caleb King Sam Lawson-Johnston Elizabeth Lowe Nick Morley

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1. Cum Laude inductee members with their advisors on Prize Night 2. Morgan Davis and Connor Elsenbeck are awarded the Frederick W. Knutson Trophy 3. Pai Kang and Sam Lawson-Johnston, winners of the McSweeney Tour Guide Award 4. Dedicated zoo curator and otter-lover Holland Harvard wins the Frank W. Trevor Cup 5. Yan Wang is thrilled to accept the Science Prize 6. Gabe Fekete is recognized for his dedication to public service with the Emily Roosevelt Prize 7. For enhancing the traditions of Millbrook through his spirit and enthusiasm, Zack Keller-Coffey was elected the winner Class of 1978 Award 8. Lena Hardy is this year’s winner of the Nathaniel B. Abbott Cup for her significant contributions to the fine arts. 9. Elli Case-Pethica is recognized for her fine writing and awarded both the Blaine History Essay Prize and the English Writing Prize 10. Mark Clizbe welcomes his advisee, Meg Ahern, into the Cum Laude Society

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New Girls Dormitory Opening September 2014 Millbrook’s campus has evolved tremendously over the past several years as facilities improvements have been made in almost every area of school life, and the school is continuing to develop in ways that are consistent with our mission and support our ambition to be the finest small, coeducational, college-preparatory boarding school in the country. To that end, our future holds an enrollment of 300 students and the implementation of these additional projects to support this growth: • a new girls dormitory, currently under construction on the west end of campus, to be completed during the summer of 2014 • a new physical plant facility • a new dining hall connected to Prum Hall via “Mainstreet Millbrook”

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The dorm will house 44 boarding students and up to 24 day students on two floors. The main stair connects the large first floor twostory student lounge to the second floor hall and upper lounge.

Highlights include: • spacious mud rooms • a hideaway kitchen for student use • a “phone booth” for private and emergency calls • bedrooms grouped in four clusters, each containing one single for a leader, five doubles, and one large shared bath • brightly colored and glassy bathrooms with iPod docking stations, cubbies and lots of mirrors • each bath also has a washing machine and two dryers

The dorm is designed and will be constructed to the highest environmental standards with a ground coupled heat source system, passive house standards for insulation, recycled materials, bamboo floors, and local sourcing for brick and roofs.

Master Campus Plan New additions in red to be completed by 2017:

New dormitory (top) New dining hall (middle) New maintenance facility (bottom)

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Campus Landscape Master Plan At Millbrook, we are planners. We have to be with all the progress and change we have accomplished and all we anticipate in the next phase of the school’s development. We have lesson plans, practice plans, a strategic plan, a campus master plan and, now, a landscape master plan.

In the mid-90’s, the school completed its first ever landscape master plan with Andropogon Associates.

Fifteen years later, we felt the need to update the plan with attention paid to our needs for improved lighting, parking, signage, and campus paths, along with guidelines for tree replacement.

After considering proposals and presentations from five landscape architects, the Physical Resources Committee of the board of trustees selected Stephen Stimson Associates of Cambridge, MA. Stimson’s commitment to green design and sustainable practice was a major factor in our decision.

The first project is a new bridge just south of the Mill.

This structure will be a major improvement functionally and aesthetically as a much larger culvert is designed to handle the flow of a hundred year flood, and the handsome country stone bridge will signal to all that they have arrived at our beautiful core campus. We are especially pleased that Larry Neufeld ’67, who worked with Jono Meigs ’65 to build the modern zoo, will be the stone mason for the bridge. Construction should be completed by the time this Annual Report is in your hands.

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supremely interesting for Starsi, as the group traveled to Cairns, Australia, where they volunteered at Wooroonooran National Park and a wildlife center and refuge in Port Douglas. They worked with kangaroos, wallabies, snakes, koalas and an assortment of other Aussie animals including the very cool Cassuwary bird, a large, colorful, but dangerous bird, which has incredibly sharp claws. Her trip was capped off with the opportunity to earn her advanced scuba license as she completed 10-12 dives, including night dives in which she swam with sharks and many other colorful fish.

S u m m e r P rogra m s

Classrooms Across the World

Our students are innovative thinkers and bold leaders, and we encourage them to pursue their brave ideas through genuine experiences.

Here some of our students share their summer experiences. You will see that curiosity, integrity, respect, stewardship, and service extend far beyond the classroom walls at Millbrook, and that, in fact, our motto, Non Sibi Sed Cunctis, is truly being lived every day, even when school is not in session.

Starsi Howell ’15 spent part of her summer on a month-long adventure in Australia and Fiji through the Adventures Cross Country program. Living with a host family in a traditional Fijian village bure on Beqa Island, sleeping on dirt floors and showering in local waterfalls, Starsi felt as if she was truly a part of the family.

“It was spectacular to learn about another culture and meet so many wonderful people.” She and the other 17 students in her group spent their time in Fiji teaching English to primary school children and helping to construct a footpath in the village. A dedicated zooie at Millbrook, the other half of the trip was

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Ruojing Wang ’14 attended a two-week summer pre-college program at Marist College, where she focused on fashion design. She thoroughly enjoyed the program and the opportunity to make many friends with interests parallel to hers. “I had a chance to actually get a feeling of what it’s like to be in college, and I got to know what Marist has to offer if I end up pursuing my degree there. Marist has an especially strong fashion design program.

Most of the faculty members have once worked in the fashion industry and have lots of experiences and connections.” Ruojing particularly appreciated the facilities, including one of the nicest sewing studios she had ever seen. During the program she designed fabrics and printed out samples of those fabrics with Marist’s fabric printer. “It was a great experience, and the program makes feel more certain about my love for fashion design and the potential of studying it in college.”

Summer Programs

Reid Kugler ‘14 spent his summer pursuing his interests and delving into sports medicine and psychology. Attending the Oxbridge Academic Program in Cambridge, England, he was able to craft his own academic program from many majors.

An avid athlete who enjoys playing multiple sports, Reid decided to study sports medicine, having been injured and rehabilitated himself. “There are a lot of doctors in my family, and I am also really interested in the learning the psychology behind sports – the mental aspect of the game.” One of the best parts of this experience was that he was able to study with other students from all over the world. Even his teachers had traveled internationally from Croatia and Canada to be a part of this learning program. But it wasn’t all about academics. Reid was also able to play a variety of recreational sports including cricket, punting, and rugby, and he lived in a dorm on the campus of Jesus College, one of the oldest colleges in Cambridge and the very school where Isaac Newton had studied.

Ariana Montenegro ’16 spent her summer both learning and teaching in North and South America. In July Ariana volunteered at her primary school, P.S. 8 Luis Belliard in Washington Heights at the north end of Manhattan, a bi-lingual school that offers a Head Start program to students ages one-year through pre-k. She worked with the 2 to 4-year-olds in their daylong program, reading to them, taking them to the park, and helping the Head Start teachers in their classroom. For her it was a simple way to give back and create opportunities for younger students.

While she grew up in Washington Heights, her family moved to the United States from Ecuador, and a trip there this summer offered the opportunity to not only reconnect with family but to also assist in classrooms there.

Quito, her mother’s hometown, was their first stop, and Ariana worked with Ecuadorian professors and taught English to college-aged students: “I helped with translations and answered their questions, and they would repeat phrases after me. We learned a lot from each other.” She was also a student in Ecuador, practicing her Spanish writing skills and digging into a chemistry course.

Ecuador became her classroom as she explored her family’s culture, visiting Incan areas in El Centro del Mundo (the middle of the world) and Riobamba.

Ramapo when they were in college, and after Casey’s first summer there in 2012, she decided that she would pursue a career in speech pathology and work with kids with autism. Her commitment to this career path was cemented during Intersession 2013, as she had organized a weeklong intersession at the Anderson Center, a home for autistic children and teenagers.

Her Culminating Experience for Seniors (CES) will also focus on autism. “It’s so crazy and rather exhausting while you’re there, but in the best possible way. Every difficult moment is so, so worth it. You know it means the world to them that they are getting this attention and care.”

Delaney Bailey ’14 has danced since the age of two, and training with the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall this summer was a dream come true. Auditions for the Rockettes Summer Intensive took place in February in New York City. Hundreds of girls from all over the world learned jazz and tap combinations, demonstrated their double pirouette, and showed off their best Rockette kicks during the audition.

It was not until school had ended that Delaney found out she had been chosen to attend, and two weeks later she was in New York City at Radio City Music Hall dancing 8-9 hours per day. Current Rockettes led technique classes, and the group of students learned three dances in the Rockette repertoire, over 10 minutes of choreography, in a single week. Having focused on the perfect arms, head placement, and, of course, the perfect line kicks, the week culminated in a performance at NYU Skirball Center for the Performing Arts. The dancers make it look effortless, but Delaney knows firsthand how difficult it really is: “Standing in line, you don’t touch the girls next to you, you are completely holding your own. Thirty-two kicks can be exhausting!”

Casey Murray ’14 was at Camp Ramapo for a second summer this year, working as a counselor for children with behavioral and development disabilities including those on the autism spectrum. With a camper population of 150-200, Casey was one of just as many counselors, and the 1:1 ratio allowed every counselor to be completely committed to each and every child. Her parents met at Camp

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Mansell Ambrose ’14 had just 18 hours at home between her 137-mile NOLS trip on horseback in Wyoming and her service trip to India with nine other Millbrook students.

Winner of the 2013 Founder’s Prize, Mansell selected this trip and rode with her group for two weeks on pack horses, mapping out a route through steep ravines and camping along the way. She and the others had only themselves to rely on, and every day was a different trail, as the group worked together to find the best inclines and the easiest routes for the horses to get to their final destination. That sometimes made for a much longer day than they had anticipated. India was a completely different experienced, as there Mansell and nine other Millbrook students relied on the guidance of Millbrook faculty members and other adults to guide their group through Mumbai, one of the largest cities in India. They stayed at an orphanage outside of Mumbai, working with the Deep Griha Society, spending much of their time at City of Child, a rural “boarding school” for 45 boys from difficult family circumstances. Living mostly in one large bunk room during their time there, they tutored boys in the evenings, planted bamboo, fruit trees, and coconut trees during the day, and visited the local elementary school to teach a craft, sing songs, and play games. It was certainly an exceptional summer for Mansell.

Katja Galli ’14 is planning on studying to be a minimallyinvasive cardiologist, so she was excited to enroll in the three-week summer biochemistry program at Brown University in Rhode Island. Classes ran everyday from 12:45-3:45, and Katja spent an average of three hours every night working on homework. She understood after the first few days why they had cautioned her against doing two programs at once, which was her original plan! The lab-intensive accelerated program was taught by a Brown professor and teaching assistant, and Katja, along with 11 other students in the exclusive program, spent three weeks learning about research techniques in bio-chemistry. They tested enzymes in lactate pills to determine the difference between a generic and

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Glowing E. coli

other more costly brands. (There was none.)

They sequenced the DNA of fish muscle, testing for specific proteins, and they learned the technique of micro-pipetting. Katja especially appreciated the opportunity to see firsthand ongoing research in Brown’s labs and gain experience in the lab itself.

Appropriately suited up, she and the other students grew their own batches of E. coli and injected them with a glowing enzyme.

How many teenagers get to do that?

Arthur Xiao ’15 experienced his second win this summer in an international robotics competition in the Netherlands. Three years ago, Arthur was one member of a Chinese team that competed in the international robotics competition in Singapore. As the programmer and the youngest member of the team, he played a key role in winning that championship. In this year’s Robo Cup Junior competition, Arthur was the oldest member of his team, and they competed once again in the Rescue A division, where rescue robots had to identify victims within recreated disaster scenarios, varying in complexity from line-following on a flat surface to negotiating paths through obstacles on uneven terrain. Arthur kept everything in check in his group, coordinating everyone’s efforts strategically and managing all logistics. Their 8” robot competed both in the regular and in the super team competitions. (Super team competition matched up the 5-person Chinese team with the Swiss team to compete against other similarly matched teams from around the world.) Now, Arthur is hoping to help Millbrook’s Engineering Club make great strides at a December competition at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in Troy, New York.

Jessie Ribera ’15 is a seasoned space camper, having attended Space Camp at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center for the past three summers. This was her second year in the Advanced Space Academy, a special 12-day program where participants study the engineering of rockets, space history, mission history, robotics, and

Summer Programs more. One of 14 members of the “Molly Brown” team, Jessie and her teammates competed against two other teams in both mini and major challenges: landing a simulated space shuttle, purifying soda (just as they might purify water in the ECLSS purification system in space), fixing machinery in neutral buoyancy, precision landing with a toy helicopter in a jet stream, and vying to win a Jeopardy-style Spacebowl competition, which challenged their knowledge of space history. The teams also practiced space missions, where they simulated launching into space and had to complete 30 checklists within 8 minutes. In a 24-hour mission the teams had to dock onto the international space station, complete a secret mission and launch a satellite, before undocking and then landing. Jessie enjoyed the neutral buoyancy training, as teams dove in a special 40-foot deep tank for 40 minutes at a time, tossing 100 lb. balls back and forth, and playing basketball with bowling balls. Ultimately, she loves learning about space and meeting other students from across the country and world who have similar interests.

Harrison ’15 and Liesje ’16 Bluestone combined learning and service components in a summer trip for a small contingent of Millbrook students and faculty. While Harrison initiated the idea, his mom, Sabrina Ackerman Bluestone ’82, was highly instrumental in making this summer adventure a reality, and she, along with faculty member Tom Brown, accompanied Liesje, Harrison, Kelly Spector ’15, and Archer Biggs-Chiropolous ’15 on the first Millbrook group ascent to the top of Mt. Kilamanjaro. A two-week trip, the climb took seven days altogether. Liesje felt challenged early on in the climb, as Harrison and Archer seemed to be having such an easy time of it. By the time they were on the way back down, everyone was so ready to be back on flat ground, they pushed through the last part of the descent in one day rather than in two days as originally planned. One night in a hotel in Arusha provided a brief respite from sleeping in tents and sleeping bags, but then the group began their five-day safari, witnessing many cool things including lions on the hunt for wildebeest. (They ultimately feasted on their prey.) They came across a huge variety of animals in their natural habitat, including three cheetahs, perched

nonchalantly on a rock, a large herd of elephants, and a magnificent rhinoceros.

Besides facing the physical challenges, Harrison and Liesje appreciated the opportunity to truly connect the earth and the animals, removed from modern life to a point where they did not even have to think about connecting to others electronically.

Miles Messinger ’14 enjoyed a very hands-on learning opportunity this summer in his hometown of New York City. Working for Cuttita LLP, a small law firm in the midtown Manhattan, Miles assisted the partners in their daily business, helping to write up wills, change leases, answer calls, send letters, assist with general real estate issues, and more. Miles became aware of this opportunity through the Mt. Batten Institute, an organization dedicated to fostering work experience and cultural exchange for students and young professionals, and he sought out an internship that would be interesting and provide good life experience. Having never worked in a law firm before, Miles believed an internship would, at the very least, provide him a reference point for a potential future career. “I learned a lot about real estate law and what it’s like to work in an office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.” While it was interesting and “solid” work, Miles is leaning towards pursuing a career in business management and hopes to eventually run his own company.

Laurel Stine ’15 had traveled before to Japan with her family, but this was her first experience traveling alone to attend a 5-week language intensive program. The Kudan Institute in Tokyo, Japan offered Laurel the opportunity to live with a host family and participate in many out-ofthe-classroom activities that provided terrific insight into Japanese culture. Every other afternoon her group traveled to different locales in and around Tokyo, culminating with a climb to the top of Mt. Fuji at the end of the program. “The view was incredible. It felt like you were standing on the wings of an airplane, as you could see the clouds next to you. I wanted to stop and look around, but I wanted to reach the top even more.” She made what is normally a six-hour climb in only three hours! Laurel found that she picked up the language very quickly, and she was acutely aware of abiding by cultural norms, not wanting to unintentionally offend others in such a polite society with very strict rules. Perhaps her favorite part of the experience was the food – “There is an art to every food item, even fast food.

But my favorite meal was at Kondo Tempura, where we were able to watch the chef prepare and personally present our food. There were layers of flavors, temperatures, and textures – almost overwhelming to your taste sensory!”

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Board of T ru st e e s N e w s We welcome our three newest members of the Board of Trustees, as we extend our deep appreciation and sincerest thanks to departing members, Sandy Holbrook James ’86, Martin Lynn ’72 (P ’09), Hampton Lynch III ’69, and Drew Effron ’83.

Francisco “Frank” Borges ’70, elected May 2013 A resident of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, Mr. Borges served on Millbrook’s board of trustees from 1980-1986 and now returns to his alma mater to serve once again. He is chairman of Landmark Partners, an institutional alternative investment firm in Simsbury, Connecticut, specializing in private equity and real estate secondary market acquisitions. Prior to joining Landmark, Frank served as managing director of Financial Guaranty Insurance Company, was twice elected treasurer of the State of Connecticut, and also served as deputy mayor of the City of Hartford and legal counsel for The Travelers Insurance Companies.

Frank serves on a number of boards including Connecticut Public Broadcasting and Radio Network, The University of Connecticut Medical School and Health Center, and the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. He is also a director of Assured Guaranty and Davis Selected Funds and a former member of the board and treasurer of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving.

After graduating from Millbrook in 1970, Frank received his B.A. from Trinity College and his

J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law. Other Millbrook graduates in his family include his brother, Peter, class of ’76, and his nephew, Caleb King ’13. His younger nephew, Daniel Correia, will graduate from Millbrook in 2016.

Robert “Bob” Hallett, elected October 2013 Bob Hallett graduated from The Episcopal Academy in 1965. He matriculated to Gettysburg College, from which he graduated in 1969 with B.A. in Psychology and a minor in Art. He earned his M.S. in Middle School Curriculum and Adolescent Development from the Graduate School of Education at The University of Pennsylvania. His teaching career began in 1971 at Friends’ Central School in Philadelphia, where he was the varsity soccer coach and a teacher of English, art and religion. During his tenure of 14 years, he was principal of the Middle School, Upper School and assistant headmaster. In 1985 he became headmaster of St. Paul’s School in Baltimore, MD, a position he held until 2002. From 2002 until 2013, he was the executive director of The Edward E Ford Foundation. He now serves on the Board of Advisers to The Foundation. Over the years he has been a presenter at many educational conferences. In addition he has been on several

boards and was the president of the board of Independent Educational Services (IES). He has been a consultant to schools and a facilitator to numerous educational institutions. His wife, Nancy, and he enjoy their two adult children and three grandchildren.

His interest in Millbrook stems directly from his experience as the director of the EE Ford Foundation. Twice he recommended funding of projects at the school, and his friendship with both Bill Menard and Drew Casertano convinced him that assisting Millbrook would be productive and fun.

Christina Lang-Assael P ’15 elected October 2013 Mother of current V former Robert Lang, Christina is a next-door neighbor of the school’s, as her property is just south of Millbrook School Road. She was born and educated in Sweden. During 20 years of marriage to Salvador Assael, they had two children and she became very active in philanthropy. Since her husband’s death, Christina has taken over the family business in New York City as dealer in South Sea pearls and precious stones. Her other interests are related to the environment, landscape gardening, and sports.

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Thank You A heartfelt thank you to the Millbrook class agents for making the 2012-13 Annual Fund the most successful campaign in Millbrook’s history. Your ongoing dedication to the class agent role is greatly appreciated, as it so importantly serves to support and shape the Millbrook community today.

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William Porter ’41

Carl Schmidlapp ’61

Marion DeWitt Cook ’75

Landon Wickham ’82

Peter Richards ’44

Thomas Cox ’62

Cornelius Raiford ’75

Robert Latimer ’83

David Babbott ’45

John Fanton ’63

Shelley Townsend Graham ’76

Bentley Frost Hardwick ’84

Peter Moore ’47

Ralph Poole ’64

Timothy Richards ’76

A. Geoffrey Wells ’84

Stephen Waterbury ’49

Kenneth Brown ’65

John Jacobsen ’77

D. Seth Williams ’84

Daniel Lindley ’51

Charles Rutter ’66

Thomas Tortolani ’78

Jean Kindred Wilmerding ’85

John Webber ’52

John Field Reichardt ’67

Christopher Willis ’78

Todd Kingsbury ’86

Paul Ratner ’53

Philip Ross ’68

Aileen Tellerday Finch ’79

Diana Dyer Knoblauch ’86

Peter Savage ’57

Dudley Bahlman ’71

Craig Seward ’79

Megan Fitzgerald Crossman ’87

John Knutson ’58

Alexander Podmaniczky ’72

Virginia LaPrade ’80

Vanessa Cutler McGarry ’87

Samuel Bell ’59

Carey Birmingham ’73

Julia Silzer ’80

Charlotte Carroll Tracy ’88

Thomas Reed ’60

Heather Marshall Lyons ’74

Elizabeth Kaiser Yuodsnukis ’81

Sean Gilbride ’89

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Sarah Stanton Rigolino ’89

Jennifer Yee ’03

Daniel Noone ’90

Katrina Cox ’04

Sarah Calabrese ’91

Stratton Hatfield ’04

Stephanie Stiehm ’91

Katherine Stellato ’04

Macrae Sykes ’91

Jerilyn Hale ’05

Laura Hodgkins Capra ’92

Shelton Lindsay ’05

Harold Chang ’92

Carlyle McWilliams ’05

Robert Otter ’93

Sarah Thaler ’05

Nadia Novik ’94

J’Nelle Agee ’06

Justin Riedell ’94

Alison Blanksteen ’06

Sara Place Krauss ’95

Alexander Bolesta ’06

Anne Putnam ’95

Andrew Cochran ’06

Sibyl Fenwick ’96

Dante Gabiati ’06

Katherine Schoonmaker Jenkins ’96

Jonathan Silver ’06

John Choate ’97

Arthur Anthony ’07

Timothy Healy ’97

Olivia Audia ’07

Matthew Marsallo ’98

Lacy Kelly ’07

Andrea Tehan Carnes ’99

Alex Marino ’07

Morgan Conrad ’99

Nicholas Weaver ’07

Marko Guzijan ’99

Magdelaine Anthony ’08

Michael Tredenick ’99

ChristopherBennett ’08

Abigail Malin ’00

Hannah Madsen ’08

Julia McLaughlin ’00

Kelsey Reifler ’08

Deborah Muller Fisher ’01

Emily Collins ’09

James Bennett ’02

Amanda Goddard ’09

Molly Ogden ’02

Evan Haney ’09

Jonathan Blanksteen ’03

Mariah Lavitt ’10

Eliza Cantlay ’03

Tate Lavitt ’10

Alexander Myers ’03

William Livermore ’10

Brian Pecchia ’03

Sarah Anthony ’12

Save the date for our

2013-2014 Millbrook S chool

Receptions & Events: Monday, 11/4/13 Alumni/Parent Reception, NYC Racquet & Tennis Club Monday, 11/4/13 Special Class Agent Gathering, NYC Racquet & Tennis Club Tuesday, 11/5/13 Alumni/Parent Reception, Winston Salem, NC

February 2014 Millbrook Women’s Event March 2014 Alumni/Parent Reception, Florida Thursday, 4/10/14 Alumni/Parent Reception, Washington, D.C.

Hosted by Patty & Bill Wilson P ’06

Hosted by Nancy and Simon Sidamon-Eristoff ’76

Wednesday, 1/29/14 V Form Parent Reception, Student Center, Millbrook, NY

April 2014 Alumni/Parent Reception, Boston, MA

January 2014 Young Alumni Reception, New York City

Saturday, 4/19/14 Spring Parents Day, Millbrook, NY

1/17 – 1/18/14 Alumni Winter Games, Millbrook, NY

Sunday, 5/25/14 Commencement, Millbrook, NY

February 2014 Alumni/Parent Reception, Los Angeles, CA

May 2014 Alumni/Parent Reception Westchester County, NY

February 2014 Alumni/Parent Reception, San Francisco, CA

6/6 – 6/8/14 Alumni Weekend, Millbrook, NY

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Leadership Donors HEADMASTER’S CIRCLE Donor Levels $50,000 and up Anonymous The Assael Foundation Mr. Daniele D. Bodini, Trustee of The Alexander Bodini Foundation Mr. Francisco L. Borges 1970 Estate of John Elden Bowman 1957

Wilder Property Companies, Inc. Mr. Chang Hua Zhou and Ms. Ping Ji

FOUNDER’S CLUB Donor Levels $25,000 and up

The E. Newbold & Margaret duPont Smith Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge, Jr.

Mr. Paul M. Solomon 1961

Woodshouse Foundation

Estate of Carol A. Stockwell

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Woolford

The George A. Strba Charitable Trust

Mr. Michael B. Wray 1953

Mr. David B. Wray 1948

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Yee

HONOR ROLL

NON SIBI SED CUNCTIS ASSOCIATES

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Farnham F. Collins Roger S. Firestone Foundation Mrs. Cynthia Chace Gray

Donor Levels $10,000 and up

Mr. George A. Hambrecht 1963

Anonymous

Mr. Yong Moon Hwang and Ms. Jieun Kim

Ms. Gretchen Biggs

Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston, II

The William H. Donner Foundation

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. Hampton S. Lynch III 1969

Mr. Bernard Drury

The Alice Busch Gronewaldt Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Martin W. Lynn 1972

Elisha-Bolton Foundation

Mrs. Blair Collins Maus 1988

Mr. John V. Frank 1956

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morley

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hettinger

Mr. Mark L. O’Friel and Ms. Yoko Murai

The Hettinger Foundation

O’Friel Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Jackson

Mrs. Molly Byrne Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Chapman Mr. Trevor L. Colhoun 1995 Mrs. Lucy P. Cutting Dyson Foundation

Half Moon Foundation Mrs. Mary L. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger Mrs. Christina Lang Mr. Hunter Lewis and Ms. Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woods

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Reifler Mrs. Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff The Frederick & Patricia Supper Foundation Inc.

The Peter and Judy Jackson Family Fund Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust

Donor Levels $5,000 and up Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Morten Arntzen Mr. John A. Berkey, IV 1991 Mrs. Judith Biggs The Bluebell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Bromberg Mr. Bruce H. Brown and Ms. Deborah L. Valchar Mr. Kenneth S. Brown, Jr. 1965 The Buchanan Family Foundation Ms. Darla J. Buffa and Mr. David Donahey

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Lindley, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Carr

Mr. Antonio Marquez and Ms. Manuela Todeschini

Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Casertano Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cavanaugh

Mr. Bradford Mills 1944

Mrs. Katherine Reed Berkey Chase

Mills Foundation, Inc.

The Chrysopolae Foundation

Mr. Burnham Moffat 1944

Mr. Morgan C. Conrad 1999

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Moore

Alexander Donner Fund

Mr. Chul Woo Park and Ms. Eun Young Hwang

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Downes

Mr. Gilbert P. Schafer III 1980

Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Foote, III

Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving

Mr. Donald C. Fresne

Mr. Herbert L. Shultz, Jr. 1963

Mr. Alvin Golub and Ms. Gail Morse

Mr. Richard A. Stuckey, Jr.

Mr. Averell Golub

Mrs. Bethany Bowen Turnure 1998

Mr. Frederic C. Hamilton 1945

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mehiel

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

The Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation

Mr. Timothy W. Schifter and Ms. Helen L. Schifter

Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vit

Mr. and Mrs. Finley T. Harckham

Virginia S. Warner Foundation Inc.

Ms. Barbara Vogt Kugler

Mr. D. Andrew Hart 1975

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wilder, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. du P. Smith

Mr. Sheng Peng Wei and Ms. Liu Li

Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hathaway

Mrs. Josephine P. Louis Josephine P. & John J. Louis Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Marsal The Marsal Family Foundation Mr. Lyman W. Menard Mr. and Mrs. William L. Menard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Merrill Millbrook Tribute Garden, Inc. Mr. Homer McK. Rees 1947 Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. on behalf of The Richards Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selz The Selz Foundation TurningPoint Foundation Ms. Caroline A. Wamsler, PhD 1987 Ms. Virginia Warner

TAMARACK SOCIETY Donor Levels $15,000 and up Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Colin T. Ambrose Central New York Community Foundation, Inc. Mr. Lawrence Creel Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. DuBois Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Donner Mr. David D. Holbrook 1956 The Holbrook Family Foundation Chauncey and Marion Deering McCormick Foundation

Mr. Drew W. Effron 1983

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Leadership Donors Hathaway Family Foundation

Dr. Michael D. Walker 1950

Hedberg Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Xingguo Wang and Ms. Jun Lin

High Voltage, Inc.

Mr. Benjamin Weber 2002

Dr. Joshua S. Jaffe and Dr. Katherine P. Holden

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Westcott

Mr. John R. Jagar 2000

Mr. Laurence M. Wintersteen 1988

Mrs. Sandra Holbrook James 1986 Mr. Robert W. Johnson, IV 1965

Mr. C. Dana White 1960 Mr. Yufeng Xiao and Ms. Jiaqing Wu

Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. May, III Mr. Robert McLean II 1972 Mr. William B. McNamara 1975 Mr. and Mrs. Shun-ichi Murata

DEAN’S LIST Donor Levels $2,500 and up Anonymous The Autumn Ridge Foundation James Ford Bell Foundation Mr. Samuel H. Bell, Jr. 1959

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Murphy Grace Badger Murphy Fund of the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut

Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Bluestone

Ms. Lay Mui Lily Ng

Community Foundation of New Jersey

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nugent William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Parent Mr. Stephen S. Peschel 1973 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers Mr. Stewart B. Putney 1987 Mr. Alexander Reese 1971 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reusche

Mr. Jesse M. Bontecou 1944 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burt Mr. James W. Cochran 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cronin Mr. and Mrs. William L. Crossman Mr. and Mrs. Roberto D’Avola Mrs. Melissa Shaw Fleming 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Larsen H. Flinn Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goichman Goldman Sachs Mr. Charles D. Hahn 1974 Hahn Family Foundation

Mr. Peter M. Richards 1944

Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Harvey

Sand Dollar Foundation

Mrs. Holly G. Holbrook

Mr. Stephen E. Shilling 1986

The Howland Memorial Fund

The Shilling Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keiter

Mr. Paul M. Simons 1983

Ms. Susan L. Kingsolver

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Spector

Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Levine

Mr. Vincent Yiu Lun Tam and Ms. Catherine Mui Ying Ng

Mr. Stuart S. Lovejoy 1973

Ms. Kristin A. Tang 1988

Alan & Janis Menken Foundation

Mr. Oakleigh Thorne

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Moir

Mr. Oakleigh B. Thorne

The New York Community Trust

The Oakleigh L. Thorne Fund

Ms. Elizabeth L. Ogden 2006

Mrs. Charlotte Carroll Tracy 1988

Mr. Raymond R. Oneglia 1966

Millbrook School

Mr. Laurence G. Pathy 1952

Mr. Charles P. Berkey 1969

Mr. R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont III 1973 Ms. Anne B. Putnam 1995 Mr. John H. Roach and Ms. Charlotte Harris Mr. Henry L. Rust 1971 Mr. Douglas E. Schimmel Ms. Michele C. Schimmel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneible Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. W. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Stanley Mr. William E. Steinwedell 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tenenbaum Mr. Enos T. Throop, Jr. 1961 Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walker, III Walker Investments LLC Dr. Austin Wand M.D. 1964 Mr. and Mrs. George T. Whalen, III Mr. Francis W. White 1973 Ms. Bing Xu and Mr. Jian Ping Yu Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zoellner

Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Dedrick

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ribera

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Mr. Frank S. Bell and Ms. Jeanne Hogue

Margaret Dole Rust Trust

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kirchhoff Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management, LLC.

Ms. Marlene Paltrow and Mr. Christopher Hill

Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Menken

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bergen Peter Berkey Foundation Dr. Richard O. Bierregaard, Jr. 1969 Mr. Norman B. Bird 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Sion A. Boney, III Mrs. Jean Bray Mr. Robert L. Brevetti 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Burdis Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Burke Ms. Sharon Burns-Leader Dr. David Bushnell 1956 Mr. David J. Callard Mr. David Carty and Ms. Susan K. Sample Mr. C. F. Childs 1962 Mr. William Clarke 1974 Mr. Daniel S. Cohen 1986 Mrs. Kelly Macaluso Coles 1986 Mr. Charles H. Collins and Ms. Anne C. Childs The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region Mr. Christopher J. Connelly 2003

BLUE AND GRAY TEAM Donor Levels $1,000 and up Anonymous Ms. Sumaya Abu-Haidar 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Acord Mr. Richard D. Aeschliman 1958 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Albinder American International Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Arnoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Austrian

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Cox CSC Holdings, LLC Mr. James A. Currie, Jr. 1960 Mr. John Dalsheim 1983 Mr. Frederick T. Davis 1963 Donald B. Dedrick Agency, Inc. Mr. William Dietrich Mr. John C. Doremus 1984 The Margaret L. Drugovich Trust Mr. and Mrs. David T. Everts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Farrell, Jr.

Mr. Dudley R. Bahlman 1971

Mr. Jianlin Feng and Ms. Yue Chen

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bailey

Fenimore Asset Management, Inc.

The Bank of America

Mr. and Mrs. Massimo Ferragamo

Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Barry

Fiduciary Trust Company

Mr. Dell Battler 1956

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Flood

The Howard Bayne Fund

Mr. Leo Flotron and Ms. Constance Gardner

Mr. Christopher Bell and Ms. Denise Ayoub

Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fracchia

Leadership Donors Mr. Richard L. Franyo

Dr. Hyenam Kim

Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Frega, Sr.

Mr. Jong Kyoo Kim and Ms. In Sun Han

Gamco Investors, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. John Klopp

Ms. Barbara Gatski and Mr. John McMullan

Mr. John F. Knutson 1958

Mrs. Brigitte Gerney

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Kudenholdt

The Gerney Family Foundation

Mr. Robert E. Latimer 1983

Mr. Steven W. Giner 1987

Lazard Capital Markets, LLC

Mrs. Jessica L. Gordon-Marmor 1987

Mr. Daniel Leader

The Grabe Family Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Egbert G. Leigh, Jr. 1958

Ms. Laura S. Grabe 1995

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Levy

Mr. Richard C. Granville 1960

Mr. and Mrs. W. Courtney Lowe

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Gray

Henry Luce Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Greenfield Mr. Richard S. Griffith 1973 Mr. Xi Guo and Ms. Hong Wang Mr. Marko Guzijan 1999 Mr. and Mrs. Crawford M. Hamilton, Sr. Ms. Georgina Hancock Mrs. Henry F. Harris Mr. Nicholas P. Hartman and Ms. Toni M. Allocca Mr. and Ms. Scott Hefter Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hellmers Mr. Landon Hilliard, III Mr. and Mrs. Santi Hito Mr. Andrew B. Hoffman and Ms. Alexandra T. Bates Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoffmann, Jr. Mrs. Edith Hornor Mr. Alan Hruska Mr. Bruce B. Huber 1947 Mr. Hans A. Huber 1952 Ms. Claire E. Hudson 2001 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson Ms. Joan M. Johnson Mr. Ross Jones 1961 Mr. Tao Kang and Ms. Benyong Luo

Mr. Steven A. Kroll 1965

Mr. and Mrs. Alex C. Luchars Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Erling B. Madsen

Headmaster Drew Casertano joins advanced art students at the spring exhibit in the Warner Gallery.

Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Jr. George J. Magovern, Jr. and Jamie H. Magovern Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation

Dr. Julian A. Reed 1992

Mrs. Laurie Oelbaum Sommer 1983

Mr. John R. Reese 1961

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Spector

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Maguire, Jr.

Ms. Kristyn E. Reid 1974

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stahl, Jr.

Marble Fund

Ms. Karen Reilly

Marsh & McLennan, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Reimer

Ms. Elizabeth P. Steele and Dr. Margaret L. Drugovich

Colonel Douglas A. Marshall, USAF(Ret.) 1972

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Richardson, Jr.

Mr. Edward R. Stehle

Mrs. Alexandra Tasker Marx 1986

Mr. and Mrs. Carl U. J. Rossetti

Mr. Murray T. Stevens 1950

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sanford

Ms. Elisabeth S. Straus

Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Mauri Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. McCartney Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McEvoy Mr. Nelson S. Mead, Jr. 1974 The Nelson Mead Fund Mrs. Rebecca Pettus Mooney 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morency Mr. Teodoro Moscoso 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Norfleet, Sr. Mr. James O’Connor Mr. John A. Payne 1960 Mr. Gordon S. Pennoyer 1999 Mr. and Mrs. John Pfeffer

Mr. and Mrs. George J. Sayan Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Schmidlapp Mr. Ralph Schmidt and Ms. Susan Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Sclafani Dr. Samuel Selesnick and Ms. Alexandra Kent Mr. Phillip Shatz and Ms. Natalie Marshall Mr. Phillip Shatz and Mrs. Carolynn Davies-Shatz Mr. Simon Sidamon-Eristoff 1976 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simons Mr. Dolph C. Simons III 1976

Mr. Macrae Sykes II 1991 Time Warner Cable Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Timpson, Jr. Mr. Stephen C. Twining 1959 United Technologies Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Shelton C. Voges, Jr. Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP Mr. David D. Wakefield, Jr. 1978 Wakefield Family Fund Mr. H. Scott Wallace 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Warner III

Skidmore Road Account

The Warner Family Foundation

Pfeffer Beach Foundation, Inc.

Sloan Architects, P.C.

Mr. Nicholas H. Warner 1969 Mrs. Jane F. Waters

Mr. Alexander Keeler 1961

Mr. Richard Pietrafesa and Ms. Kathleen Murphy

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sloan Mr. Jeffrey P. Small 1959

Mr. Gurdon B. Wattles 1953

Keeler Motor Car Company

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Pulling

The Small Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Westermann

Mr. Douglas Kilzer 1988

The Thomas L. & Eileen K-S Pulling Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Smith

Mr. Harold T. White III 1966

Mr. Bruce Karatz Bruce Karatz Family Foundation Mr. Theodore S. Karatz 1996

Mr. Thomas B. Pfeffer

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Alumni Donors Class of 1937 (50%)

Class of 1943 (20%)

Frederick A. Godley, Jr.

Vernon L. Pack

Class of 1940 (43%)

Class of 1944 (63%)

James L. Buckley*

Peter M. Richards, Agent Jesse M. Bontecou*

William S. James*

Hoyt Ecker*

Day Lee*

Bradford Mills* Burnham Moffat*

Class of 1941 (80%) William H. Porter, Jr., Agent Edward F. Babbott* Frederick W. Brune, Jr. Robert P. Patterson, Jr.* William H. Porter, Jr.*

Class of 1942 (60%) Karl Connell, Jr.

Peter M. Richards*

Class of 1945 (57%) David Babbott, Agent David Babbott* Frederic C. Hamilton Peter S. Herman Donald K. Luke*

George Blow*

John S. Howard*

Aubrey D. Hutcheson, Jr.*

Thomas C. Jones III

John G. MacKenzie*

Daniel A. Lindley, Jr.*

Class of 1947 (100%)

Class of 1946 (57%)

Albert R. Vanderbilt*

John W. Barnum*

Bruce B. Huber* Richard W. Hyde* G. C. Ludlow, Jr.* Peter L. Moore* Homer McK. Rees de Benneville Keim Seeley, Jr.* Oakleigh Thorne II*

Class of 1948 (43%) Edward R. Harris Gordon E. Lamb John G. Palache, Jr.*

Class of 1949 (38%) Stephen W. Waterbury, Jr., Agent Philip M. DuBois*

Callard House Cup Class of 2003

Given to the class with the most donors.

Phillips H. Payson* E. N. Peterson, Jr.* Frederick B. Smith* George R. Wallis* Stephen W. Waterbury, Jr.*

Class of 1950 (45%) George E. Chisholm, II* Austin C. Flint Julian P. Padowicz Peter Robinson* Mayo Schreiber* William E. Steinwedell Murray T. Stevens* Franz T. Stone III Michael D. Walker* Robert H. Workum

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Otto L. Spaeth, Jr.*

Peter L. Moore, Agent

David B. Wray*

Kingdon Gould, Jr.

John S. Parke*

Class of 1952 (61%) John B. Webber, Agent Everett E. Briggs* Fergus Cochran Dennis G. Collins* Serge M. Fedoroff* Paul B. Hood* Hans A. Huber* Laurence G. Pathy* Sherman Peale H. Hugh Van Dusen* John B. Webber* Michael P. Winn*

Class of 1953 (57%) Paul Ratner, Agent Malcolm B. Barlow Farnham F. Collins* Howard A. Levy* W. Robert Mendes* Paul Ratner* Donald O. Stover* Gurdon B. Wattles* Michael B. Wray*

Class of 1954 (53%) John A. Larkin Anthony L. Piel* Philip V. Rogers* Thomas P. Straus* Julian M. Strauss* Michael L. Trimpi Derek B. Van Dusen* Stephen F. Williams*

Class of 1951 (47%)

Class of 1955 (71%)

Daniel A. Lindley, Jr., Agent

William B. Allan

Andrew G. Carey, Jr.

Edward S. Hessberg*

Richard W. Darrell*

Gray Z. Holbrook*

Jackson McLaughlin*

Frederick P. Gardiner*

Class of 1959 (66%)

Peter G. Miller*

Henry H. Hood, Jr.*

C. Hooker O’Malley*

Allen S. Hubbard III*

Samuel H. Bell, Jr., Agent

John W. Sanford III*

Peter V. Savage

Robert W. Artinian*

Theodore S. Smith, Jr.*

Andrew R. Supplee*

Gordon S. Auchincloss*

Porter H. Sutro*

Jeremiah B. Tasker

Samuel H. Bell, Jr.*

Peter Workum, Jr.

Bryson H. Thompson*

Donald B. Abbott*

John L. Bolane*

John A. Woodcock*

Russ V. V. Bradley, Jr.

Dell Battler

Class of 1958 (67%)

John D. Crane*

David Bushnell

John F. Knutson, Agent

Russell D. Butcher

Richard D. Aeschliman

John D. Esseks*

David G. Alexander

John V. Frank*

J. Ripley Allen

David D. Holbrook*

George D. Carey*

Martin V. B. Morris*

B. William Dudley*

Charles H. Page

Charles C. Evans, Jr.*

Charles W. Parsons

Charles N. Granville III

Sumner A. Webber*

Huson R. Gregory*

C. Wendell Wickersham III*

Peter E. Jackson*

Class of 1956 (55%)

John F. Knutson*

Class of 1957 (63%)

Egbert G. Leigh, Jr.

Peter V. Savage, Agent

Rutherford H. Platt

Paul L. Abbott*

D. Hunt Stockwell, Jr.*

Charles H. Boynton*

Cummings V. Zuill, Jr.*

James W. Cochran* Campbell M. Davis* Peter C. Lewis* Thomas E. Lovejoy*

Henry H. Frothingham, Jr. Creighton R. Hooker Francis Hopkinson, Jr.* Ross Jones* Alexander Keeler* A. Richard Lamb III* Christopher W. Lovell* Seth W. Morton John R. Reese* Carl J. Schmidlapp III* Paul M. Solomon* Enos T. Throop, Jr.* Resolvert W. Williams

Vaso Medigovich* Charles G. Proctor

Class of 1962 (44%)

John B. Ramsay III*

Thomas S. Cox, Agent

W. B. Ruthrauff*

C. F. Childs*

Jeffrey P. Small*

Thomas S. Cox*

Peter J. Stambrook

Peter H. Dunn*

Albert R. Trezza*

Theodore R. Elliott*

Stephen C. Twining*

Christopher Hargrove*

Todd Weintz

David F. Kaufholz* Douglas M. Moore*

Class of 1960 (74%)

Griffin W. Okie*

Thomas A. Reed, Agent

John A. Rutter, Jr.

Alan H. Anderson, Jr. Harding F. Bancroft, Jr.*

Platt B. Staunton* Michael Straight*

James A. Currie, Jr.* Hugh N. Dyer III*

Class of 1963 (44%)

David F. Eberhart

John L. Fanton, Agent

Lawrence C. Eppenbach*

Robert D. Bethke

Richard C. Granville*

Frederick W. Brickenkamp*

John N. Knight

Frederick T. Davis

John A. Payne*

Michael A. Dunlaevy

Frank W. Pine

James F. Estes*

Thomas A. Reed*

John L. Fanton*

Tweed Roosevelt

George A. Hambrecht*

Woodruff L. Tuttle

Robert D. Jenks*

C. Dana White*

Nicholas Kazan*

William J. Woodcock

Peter W. Mills* Peter Morrison

Alumnus Dan Cohen ‘86 captures the action as III formers (Prum/Guest) win the airband competition during Winter Weekend 2013.

Class of 1961 (57%)

Benjamin B. Pomeroy

Carl J. Schmidlapp III, Agent

Lawrence C. Schmidlapp

George E. Clausen

Herbert L. Shultz, Jr.*

Michael P. Dominick

Robert J. Stein*

John K. Exter

Dennis J. Symonaitis

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Alumni Donors Robert W. Johnson, IV*

Peter W. Post

Steven A. Kroll*

Philip L. Ross*

Jonathan Meigs*

Thomas H. Sawyer

Joseph D. Quinn III

Alain R. Singer, Jr.*

Peter W. Smith*

Brian D. Sisselman*

Michael G. Thompson

Mark D. Smith* Clinton I. Smullyan, Jr.*

Class of 1966 (43%)

James R. Weidlein

Charles S. Rutter, Agent

Michael B. Whitcomb

Bruce H. Bromberg*

Stephen D. Wilder*

Douglas M. Curtiss Richard K. Delano*

Class of 1969 (32%)

Andrew M. Donaldson

Charles P. Berkey*

Douglas Emerick*

Richard O. Bierregaard, Jr.*

David W. Fentress*

Norman B. Bird

William G. Levy*

Patrick M. Curry

Michael Morency*

Peter S. Duncan

Raymond R. Oneglia*

L. Gordon Hamersley III

Richard G. Poole, Jr.*

Christopher Kocher*

Constantine P. Ralli

Hampton S. Lynch III*

Charles S. Rutter*

C. Curtis Vreeland

John S. Simrell*

H. Scott Wallace*

Edward L. Smyth

Nicholas H. Warner*

Harold T. White III*

Class of 1970 (15%) Class of 1967 (30%)

Francisco L. Borges*

John Field Reichardt, Agent

Dumont Clarke, IV*

Michael Ashley-Brown Perry S. Boynton* Thomas N. Innes* James P. Laubenstein* Heading to Friday assembly on a late spring day.

Lindsay A. Fowler* Anthony R. Lantz* Tucker D. Swan* Walter Weintz*

Frederick K. Lowell* John Field Reichardt*

Class of 1971 (19%)

Ronald B. Russo

Dudley R. Bahlman, Agent

Mark L. Schulman

Dudley R. Bahlman*

Class of 1964 (28%)

Class of 1965 (42%)

Michael R. Wayne*

Barry A. Baines*

Ralph H. Poole III, Agent

Kenneth S. Brown, Jr., Agent

George A. Zara*

Captain James M. Cannon, IV*

Peter C. Blenk

Robert W. Anthony*

William N. Cumming*

William M. Bethke*

Class of 1968 (52%)

Alexander Reese*

William H. Localio*

Kenneth S. Brown, Jr.*

Philip L. Ross, Agent

Henry L. Rust

Peter P. Mithoefer

Dudley H. Clark

Wentworth D. Boynton, Jr.

William H. Peck III*

George N. Cowen, Jr.

Theodore S. Chapin*

Class of 1972 (25%)

Raymond S. Pfeiffer*

Thomas Doelger

Dorian Dale*

Alexander Podmaniczky, Agent

Ralph H. Poole III*

Reed Erskine*

Sherwin B. Harris III

Brian W. Carroll

Neil L. Shapiro*

Peter M. Holbrook*

William E. Jessup

Harry M. Freer III*

Austin Wand*

Charles J. Ingersoll*

Vernon C. Manley

Martin W. Lynn*

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Sumner Pingree III

Alumni Donors Douglas A. Marshall*

David T. Everts*

Robert McLean II*

Keith W. Harrington

George L. Morgan

D. A. Hart

Burton T. Mowbray*

Dafydd P. Jones

John W. Myers

William B. McNamara*

David J. Owen

Anne Miller Novak*

Alexander Podmaniczky*

Cornelius E. Raiford

Clayton W. Rowley II* Chad B. Small*

Class of 1976 (28%)

Christopher Z. West*

Shelley Townsend Graham, Agent

Dorothy Quart Winkler*

Timothy T. Richards, Agent Peter L. Borges

Class of 1973 (22%)

John M. Dubaz*

Carey G. Birmingham, Agent

John C. Giordano III

Ruford D. Franklin II*

Lawrence L. Hlavacek, Jr.*

Richard S. Griffith*

Stephen J. McLaughlin*

Lee D. Klein

Janice Meagher-Trojan*

Jed H. Lavitt*

Timothy T. Richards*

Stuart S. Lovejoy*

Simon Sidamon-Eristoff*

Russell C. Miller*

Dolph C. Simons III*

Stephen S. Peschel

Terry K. Smith

R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont III* Randall C. Wallace*

Class of 1977 (16%)

Francis W. White

John P. Jacobsen, Agent Raymond G. Anderson*

Class of 1974 (29%)

John P. Bird

Heather Marshall Lyons, Agent

George W. Cutting III

William Clarke*

Nicholas B. Hamersley*

David C. Crimmins*

William R. Hettinger

William L. Crossman*

Gurdon W. Hornor*

John H. Ewing, Jr.

Robert P. Sanford

Preston L. Goddard* Samuel A. Green*

Class of 1978 (47%)

Charles D. Hahn*

Thomas R. Tortolani, Agent

Leighton S. Jordan, Sr. Heather Marshall Lyons Nelson S. Mead, Jr.* Ping Yuk Ng* Kristyn E. Reid*

Christopher H. Willis, Agent Bruce C. Burton* Christopher J. Carey Thomas A. Dworkin Bruce A. Herdman, Jr.* Ann B. Machado*

Class of 1975 (17%)

John A. McNamara*

Students in the Engineering Club spruce up their working 6.7 liter Ford diesel engine.

Kari G. Storm Carl W. Timpson III* Thomas R. Tortolani* David D. Wakefield, Jr.* Norman S. Walker, Jr. Richard B. Warner James C. Willits*

Class of 1981 (25%) Elizabeth Kaiser Yuodsnukis, Agent Susan Arends Albinder* Mark D. Cartland Angela Echols Davis* Melissa Shaw Fleming* Michele Talaber Gyscek* Judson L. Hawk III

Class of 1979 (18%)

James F. Hettinger*

Aileen Tellerday Finch, Agent

John A. Montgomery, Jr.

Craig H. Seward, Agent

Suzanne Newman*

Daniel M. Albinder*

Elizabeth Kaiser Yuodsnukis

Michael J. Arnoff Aileen Tellerday Finch*

Class of 1982 (27%)

Gordon C. MacKenzie Jr.*

Landon H. Wickham, Jr., Agent

D. Gordon Murray Craig H. Seward

Kimberly A. Baker* Sabrina Ackerman Bluestone* Michael E. Hessberg

Class of 1980 (17%)

Alice Hager Holbrook*

Virginia L. LaPrade, Agent

Christopher C. Holbrook*

Julia A. H. Silzer, Agent

Lars E. Murray

Gregory E. Barr*

Joshua Newman

Zerline L. Goodman*

Heidi A. Peschel

Virginia L. LaPrade

Susannah Richards*

Marion DeWitt Cook, Agent

William L. Menard*

Cornelius E. Raiford, Agent

Claudia Curtis Monroe

Ellen Koloski Boyle*

Brian D. Ross*

Gilbert P. Schafer III*

Jeffrey J. Ryan

Douglas D. Clarke

Laurie Sullivan Sleeper

Anderson B. Scott*

Landon H. Wickham, Jr.

Marion DeWitt Cook*

Karen Strain Smythe

Julia A. H. Silzer*

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Alumni Donors Kelly Macaluso Coles*

Samuel C. Murphy

Emily Parke Crawford*

Karena Berghold Passaro

David A. Dunn

Helen T. Perera

Gregory M. Entringer

Lindsay Kroll Pinchot

Sandra Holbrook James*

Kathryn P. Pottinger

Todd M. Kingsbury

Megan Reville-Lovell

Diana Dyer Knoblauch*

George J. Sayan*

Kimberley A. Lathrop

Peter-Paul Stengel*

Alexandra Tasker Marx

Kristin A. Tang

C. Duncan Parsons*

Charlotte Carroll Tracy*

Lori Shilkret Parsons*

Laurence M. Wintersteen*

Katherine Lovejoy Petty David S. Richman*

Class of 1989 (20%)

Thomas M. Scarborough*

Sean Gilbride, Agent

Stephen E. Shilling*

Sarah Stanton Rigolino, Agent

Stephane Silverman

Hawley B. Abelow

Scott W. Talley

Sumaya Abu-Haidar* Robert L. Brevetti

Sharing culture and cuisine during our annual International Week.

Class of 1987 (37%)

Sean Gilbride

Megan Fitzgerald Crossman, Agent

Edward G. Miller*

Vanessa Cutler McGarry, Agent

Teodoro Moscoso*

Amanda W. Cornelius

Class of 1983 (26%) Robert E. Latimer, Agent John Dalsheim* Drew W. Effron* Edmund K. Finney* Melody H. Gowen H. Peter Hoare* Robert E. Latimer Thomas I. Mayton, Jr.* Alicia H. Metz Sallie D. Shatz Paul M. Simons Laurie Oelbaum Sommer Christopher P. Weld

Class of 1984 (21%) Bentley Frost Hardwick, Agent

Bentley Frost Hardwick Oliver I. Lay, IV Pels A. Matthews A. Geoffrey Wells D. Seth Williams*

Class of 1985 (18%) Jean Kindred Wilmerding, Agent Riccardo Caracciolo* Charles G. Flender A. Duer Meehan Michael T. Short* Hughes D. Walsh Jean Kindred Wilmerding*

Class of 1986 (52%)

Megan Fitzgerald Crossman* Jed K. Diemond*

Sarah Stanton Rigolino* Karin Foreman Sweeney David Trezza*

Cynthia W. Flanigan Steven W. Giner

Class of 1990 (31%)

Jessica L. Gordon-Marmor

Daniel Noone, Agent

Andrew N. Hernandez

Philip Buck*

Edward M. Herries*

Andres Coles*

Vanessa Cutler McGarry*

Langka V. Domberger-Treadwell

Simon J. Mendez*

Christopher D. MacGuire*

Karen Murray*

Daniel Noone

Christopher D. Perera

Thomas S. Polk

Charles F. Pilkington

George Reyes

Stewart B. Putney*

Caroline Bozorth Sayan*

Alexandra James Reed*

Laura Spelman-Kim

Lakin Hughes Shostak* Caroline A. Wamsler*

Class of 1991 (37%)

Noah P. Wilker

Sarah H. Calabrese, Agent

Todd M. Kingsbury, Agent

Stephanie E. Stiehm, Agent

Diana Dyer Knoblauch, Agent

Class of 1988 (34%)

A. Geoffrey Wells, Agent

Macrae Sykes II, Agent

John C. Allee*

Charlotte Carroll Tracy, Agent

Camille Rustige Abbe

D. Seth Williams, Agent

Alexandra J. Burke*

Christopher L. Joel

Cydney M. Bare

Donald P. Campbell*

Douglas Kilzer

Patricia MacArthur Baron

Tria Goodman Case

Letitia Boyd Carter*

Blair Collins Maus*

John A. Berkey, IV

John C. Doremus

Daniel S. Cohen*

Rebecca Pettus Mooney

Sarah H. Calabrese*

Sarah Balkind Adler

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Paul D. Dunk*

Holly Meigs Noone

William J. Eagen

Justin H. Riedell*

Charles Gilbride*

Kathryn D. Seidenstein

Joanna Fowler Hutchinson James D. Katavolos

Class of 1995 (21%)

Bram V. Lutton*

Sara Place Krauss, Agent

Gregg Osofsky

Anne B. Putnam, Agent

Jessie Zirinsky Reed Julie E. Rosenberg* Katy Shanley Scott* Macrae Sykes II*

Sierra Bailey* Trevor L. Colhoun Laura S. Grabe Antonia Giardina Knepper* Sara Place Krauss

Class of 1992 (39%)

Friedrich W. Moeller

Laura Hodgkins Capra, Agent

Anne B. Putnam*

Harold Y. Chang, Agent

Eliza Thorne*

Laura Hodgkins Capra Harold Y. Chang*

Class of 1996 (23%)

Chris D. Drago

Sibyl S. Fenwick, Agent

Ann M. Groat*

Katherine Schoonmaker Jenkins, Agent

Anna C. Martucci Julian A. Reed* Adam M. Schapiro Elaine Stefanopoulos Patricia M. Sykes* Shane L. Tilston* Rebecca Tomczyk Valentino Samantha Webster-Sheldon

Josephine M. Bakke Ann Eckelberry Delzangles Sibyl S. Fenwick Wixon A. Greenwood Katherine Schoonmaker Jenkins* Theodore S. Karatz Catherine Simonds Krug* Bridget L. Meigs* Jacob A. Schur*

Class of 1993 (32%)

Vincent J. Sorriento*

Robert M. Otter, Agent Timothy C. Bator

Class of 1997 (27%)

Courtney A. Ferenz

John S. Choate III, Agent

Jason S. Gifford Alexis S. Hinchey-Davis* Derek L. Hyde Peter M. Olympia III Robert M. Otter* Charles E. Shultz Zachary F. Treadwell Jennifer S. C. Wang Benjamin O. Wentworth*

Our Mustang does some light reading before livening up study hall and leading a flash mob dance in the library.

Timothy P. Healy, Agent Kristi Popovich Brien* Yu-Jen Chen John S. Choate III* Danielle E. Derbes* Kristine Feeks Hammond Timothy P. Healy Jedediah N. Horwitt Caroline Loomis Klein Charlotte J. Lewis

Class of 1998 (24%)

Morgan C. Conrad*

Matthew E. Marsallo, Agent

Sarah E. Galvez

William R. Diamond, Jr.* Jonathan R. Downs

Adam A. Geffner* Marko Guzijan*

Matthew E. Marsallo*

Winn Jewett

Anthony Y. McKinley

Patrick D. Mahon*

Matthew C. Murphy

Gordon S. Pennoyer*

Emily Dubow Smith

Matthew A. Stack

Rebecca Stern

Michael C. Tredenick

Bethany Bowen Turnure

M. Jordan Vexler

Jennifer M. Wheeler*

Tyler T. Watson

Mary O’Connell Zoumas*

Class of 2000 (42%) Class of 1999 (27%)

Abigail P. Malin, Agent

Andrea Tehan Carnes, Agent

Julia A. McLaughlin, Agent

Class of 1994 (13%)

David J. Pecchia*

Morgan C. Conrad, Agent

Elizabeth M. Barrett*

Nadia A. Novik, Agent

Charles D. Stone*

Marko Guzijan, Agent

William L. Delano

Justin H. Riedell, Agent

Alexander G. Warner*

Michael C. Tredenick, Agent

Ethan G. Dubow*

Lissa E. Harris

Loukas Zoumas*

Andrea Tehan Carnes

Jesse P. Goldberg

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Alumni Donors Amelia A. Gomez

Class of 2001 (28%)

Class of 2002 (28%)

Deborah Muller Fisher, Agent

James C. Bennett, Agent

Drew T. Beitz

Molly S. Ogden, Agent

Rebecca A. Blum

Brian G. Adams*

Erin M. Brown*

James C. Bennett

Kirk W. Cavell*

Andrew M. Brett

Jessica de Martine

Nicholas G. Hoagland

Deborah Muller Fisher*

Alden C. E. Johnson

Caroline Hettinger Foss

Caroline E. Luke

Ayumi Hosoda

Craig J. Pecchia*

Colin J. Mahon*

Claire E. Hudson

Morgan Pratt Arvisais

Michael A. Madill

Blake L. Morrison*

Sara Craighill Salvia

M. Justin McDermott*

Justin J. Salvia

A. Trevor McWilliams*

Marc Scheuer

Caitlin A. Murphy

Abigail M. Simes

Sang-Jin Park*

Chelsea A. Stevens*

Anne M. Quick

Erin M. Stuckey

Adrienne E. Smith

Margaret D. Hallock Zoe M. Haydock Andrew G.B. Heath* John R. Jagar* Hadley Heffernan Mahon* Abigail P. Malin Julia A. McLaughlin* Garrett Meigs Alexandra Bullock Olsen*

Hugh G. Murphy Wesley L. Oakford* Matthew F. Oneglia

Emilie H. Richard-Froozan Alma L. Rojas Matthew S. Silliker Mary Nelson Sinclair Leland H. Smith Ronald C. Smith Jonathan F. W. Smith Paul B. Stuckey* Jennifer C. Yee Alexander W. Zeiser

Class of 2004 (27%) Katrina M. Cox, Agent Stratton G. W. Hatfield, Agent

Alexander T. Myers, Agent Brian M. Pecchia, Agent Jennifer C. Yee, Agent Alexander D. Barrow Jonathan H. Blanksteen Ishmael S. Brown Samuel P. Bruehl Robbin L. Burrow* Eliza R. Cantlay* William D. Cart* Jennifer F. Cavanaugh Zoe B. Chapin Wayne I. Charles Christopher J. Connelly Andrew F. Conrad Paul R. M. Cullen Erin M. Fleming Thomas L. Gardner

Millbrook School

J. Michael Reinoso

Benjamin Weber

Eliza R. Cantlay, Agent

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Brian M. Pecchia

Katherine Smithson Racioppi

Jonathan H. Blanksteen, Agent

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

Anna R. Menken

Courtney E. Powers

Class of 2003 (52%)

Lena Hardy ‘13 competes at the Millbrook Horse Trials at neighboring Coole Park.

Inga Stots McKay

Katherine M. Stellato, Agent Daniel S. Adams* Megan C. Barrett Gordon A. Burdis Alexandra Peterson Cart* Meredith L. Casale-Roll Elizabeth B. Cavanaugh Katrina M. Cox* Abigail F. Egan Eliza R. Glaister Lily L. Granville Charles W. Hettinger Edwin H. S. Kunhardt Andrew E. Marsallo Brian F. Morgan, Jr. Nicholas C. Pandolfi* Sarah S. Podmaniczky Kerry G. Powers Katherine M. Stellato Jordan M. C. Topor*

Emily P. Hallock

Class of 2005 (18%)

Kate C. Heffernan

Jerilyn R. Hale, Agent

Nicholas M. Imbelli

Shelton P. Lindsay, Agent

Daniel J. Kessler

Carlyle S. McWilliams, Agent

Jared A. Kross

Sarah S. Thaler, Agent

Richard F. Leahy

Henry T. Cadwalader

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1. John V. Frank ’56 was instrumental in bringing The Art of Persuasion, poster prints from World War I, to the Warner Gallery 2. Mary McCartney ‘15 and Miles Messinger ‘14 were members of the stellar cast in the fall play, Arcadia. 3. Dustin Sloan ‘14 won a National Artistic Merit Award for his 4-foot tall ceramic ice-cream cone, which will also be featured in the February issue of American Craft magazine. 4. Reagan Brown ‘13 and her castmates rehearse in the Chelsea Morrison Theater for the fall theatrical production. 5. Dana Foote ’13 is one of many musical performers during Arts Night 6. Millbrook dancers perform a modern combination 7. The spring production of Fame showcases the talents of an ensemble cast of dancers and singers, musicians and actors.

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Alumni Donors Jerilyn R. Hale Jaeger M. Kovich* William P. Lewis Craig M. Marone Carlyle S. McWilliams* So-Young Park Paul J. Santora III Felicity R. Sparks Sarah S. Thaler Peter J. Turcik* Andrew S. Williamson*

Class of 2006 (36%) J’Nelle N. M. Agee, Agent

Class of 2007 (28%) Arthur W. Anthony, Agent Olivia R. Audia, Agent Lacy S. Kelly, Agent Alex J. Marino, Agent Nicholas R. N. Weaver, Agent Arthur W. Anthony* Olivia R. Audia Kristina C. Blundon George S. Bucknall Alexander S. Cox John M. Dubaz* Skye S. Flanigan Catherine W. Glazebrook

Alison J. Blanksteen, Agent

Eric Goldberg

Alexander J. Bolesta, Agent

William S. Gray

Andrew C. Cochran, Agent

Lacy S. Kelly

Dante L. Gabiati, Agent

Erin Schroth Kennedy

Jonathan B. Silver, Agent

Dana S. Klein

Alisha C. Albinder

Jason A. Ludwig

Robert G. Bennett*

Alex J. Marino

Alison J. Blanksteen

Forrest C. Mas

Alexander J. Bolesta

James W. Moore

Ashley Offt Casale

Gregory R. Murphy

Andrew C. Cochran*

R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont IV*

Gianlorenzo L. D’Ercole

Ethan V. Vallarino

Grier L. Filley*

Nicholas R. N. Weaver*

Philippe T. Goulet

Nicholas A. Williams

Emily D. Hottensen*

William T. Kaufman

Tate H. Lavitt

Hannah B. Madsen

Henry D. Lawson-Johnston

Beau A. B. Parent

James I. Matson

Evelyn C. Pierrepont*

John D. McCulla, III

Leisy M. Ruddock* Mark P. Sperry Jr. Cecilia B. Weaver

Class of 2009 (24%) Emily C. Collins, Agent

Claire G. K. Moody Taylor C. Nelson Edward C. Pierrepont William B. Pierrepont Beryl W. Roberts Rene M. Rodriguez

Amanda S. Goddard, Agent

Emma B. Silvershein

Evan J. Haney, Agent

Samuel R. Silvershein

Marcus J. Albinder Blake B. Basye Megan R. Butts Benjamin Z. Cart Emily C. Collins Brooks V. Crossman Zachary P. Fuller Amanda S. Goddard Evan J. Haney Kalli F. Havens Tyler W. Mauri Lindsey W. Menard Charles P. Merrill Elizabeth C. Sednaoui Sean M. Spero Luke F. Stuckey George T. Whalen IV

Patricia H. Kempe

Class of 2008 (24%)

Max C. Kennedy

Magdelaine H. Anthony, Agent

Patrick R. S. Moore

Christopher K. Bennett, Agent

Elizabeth L. Ogden*

Kelsey E. Reifler, Agent

Deborah N. Papernik

Magdelaine H. Anthony*

Margaret E. Pennoyer*

Craig E. Arnoff

Alexander J. Pinsky*

Samuel V. Augustine*

Benjamin E. Ross*

Christopher K. Bennett*

Bretton B. Serrell*

Race B. Bottini

Jonathan B. Silver*

Allison R. Cavanaugh*

Peter G. Smith

Anna C. Corey

Sturgis M. Sobin II

Joanna Ehrenreich*

Madeline E. Fuller

Anastasia F. Steele-Norton

Allison Ehrenreich*

Robert A. Hughes, Jr.

Sarah E. Whalen

Nicholas B. Farrell

Luke P. Kochanowski

Serena Whitridge

Alexandra G. Fresne

Andrew D. Lane

Jasper S. Wilson

Jin Soo Han

Mariah K. Lavitt

Class of 2010 (30%) Mariah K. Lavitt, Agent Tate H. Lavitt, Agent William J. Livermore, Agent Roland J. Augustine Rodney B. Benson, Jr. Summer B. Bottini Charles F. Cochran Olivia W. Farrell Adriana O. Fracchia

Jonathan Theriault Kathryn J. Whalen

Class of 2011 (18%) Luke F. Alletzhauser Gabriella A. Alziari John E. Bennett Mary W. Chapman John G. Cronin Elizabeth C. Flood Marston S. Garceau Heath M. Harckham Cameron W. Holbrook Rachel E. Kanegis Dale L. Mauri Elizabeth T. Morris Brandon P. Pecchia Samuel L. Richards Frederick M. Whitridge

Class of 2012 (11%) Sarah C. Anthony, Class Agent Jonathan F. Bucknall Sarah M. Butts Elizabeth M. Chapman Elizabeth W. Ellsworth Paul K. Gray Alice B. Holbrook Samuel H. Jaffe Davis W. Menard Conrad P. Sednaoui

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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PARENTS Class of 2013 (97%) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Merrill Chairs: Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Norfleet, Sr. VI Form Gift & P.L.A.N. Committee Members: Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Austrian Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Dedrick Mr. and Mrs. David T. Everts Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Feid Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Foote, III Mr. and Mrs. Finley T. Harckham Mr. Yong Moon Hwang and Ms. Jieun Kim Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Kuhnreich Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston, II Mr. and Mrs. W. Courtney Lowe Ms. Erin H. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morley Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nugent Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Parent Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Reimer Mr. Timothy W. Schifter and Ms. Helen L. Schifter Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Ahern Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Austrian Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Barry Mr. Christopher Bell and Ms. Denise Ayoub Mr. and Mrs. William Blayney Mr. Bruce H. Brown and Ms. Deborah L. Valchar

Mr. and Mrs. David T. Everts* Mr. Len Even and Mrs. Bianca Even-Roberti Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Feid Mr. Todd Feitelson and Ms. Katherine M. Havard* Mr. Christian Fekete and Ms. Kimberly A. Baker* Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Foote, III Mr. and Mrs. David L. Greenfield* Mr. and Mrs. Finley T. Harckham* Mr. William T. Hardy and Rev. Cameron R. Hardy* Mr. and Mrs. Ralph O. Harvard, III Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hellmers Mr. and Mrs. David S. Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoffmann, Jr.* Mr. Yong Moon Hwang and Ms. Jieun Kim Mr. Tao Kang and Ms. Benyong Luo Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Keller-Coffey Dr. Hyenam Kim Mr. Jong Kyoo Kim and Ms. In Sun Han Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. King Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger Mr. Robert D. Kraus* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Kudenholdt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Kuhnreich Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston, II* Mr. and Mrs. W. Courtney Lowe Mr. Gary A. Lyons Dr. Bruce Marzullo and Dr. Mary Anne Salcetti* Mr. and Mrs. David B. McCall

Mr. and Mrs. Justin J. Butwell

Mr. Alberto Menniti and Mrs. Marianna Providenza

Mr. and Mrs. Basan Buvinow

Mr. and Mrs. John B. Meredith

Ms. Alison A. Case

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Merrill*

Mr. David M. Cowan and Ms. Valorie A. Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Moir

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Neuburger

Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Dedrick Mr. and Mrs. Ross DiSchiavi Mr. John P. Dolan and Ms. Michele F. O’Hana Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Elsenbeck, III

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morley Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Norfleet, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nugent Ms. Catherine D. Oliver Mr. Edward O. Oliver, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Parent*

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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A couple of old signs are dragged out of the brush and recycled during Earth Day activities.

Mr. Richard Pietrafesa and Ms. Kathleen Murphy

Class of 2014 (83%)

Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Reimer

P.L.A.N. Committee Members:

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reusche

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cronin

Mr. Timothy W. Schifter and Ms. Helen L. Schifter

Mr. Andrew B. Hoffman and Ms. Alexandra T. Bates

Mr. Kenneth L. Schmalz

Ms. Susan L. Kingsolver

Mr. and Mrs. M. Kent Sednaoui

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Naese

Ms. Elisabeth S. Straus Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vanecek, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Wagoner Ms. Virginia Warner Mr. and Mrs. Dale Webb Mr. and Mrs. William S. White Mr. and Mrs. Richard Woods Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zoellner

Chair: Ms. Barbara S. Gatski

Mr. and Mrs. John G. Panzer Ms. Elizabeth P. Steele and Dr. Margaret L. Drugovich Dr. William B. Stine and Dr. Christy D. Stine Ms. Barbara Vogt Kugler Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Woolford Mr. and Mrs. Colin T. Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ambrose

Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Reifler*

Mr. Alain Boisvert

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Saar, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Alfie Bolduc

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sanford*

Mr. Lawrence Creel

Mr. Kenneth L. Schmalz

Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Cronin*

Mr. Ralph Schmidt and Ms. Susan Babcock

Mr. and Mrs. Roberto D’Avola Ms. Silvia G. Dominguez Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Downes Mr. and Mrs. Alexander B. Donner Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Frega, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Harvey* Mr. and Ms. Scott Hefter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Hincenbergs Mr. Andrew B. Hoffman and Ms. Alexandra T. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Holbrook* Ms. Jennifer Horsley Ms. Joan M. Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Sclafani Dr. Samuel Selesnick and Ms. Alexandra Kent Mr. Phillip Shatz and Mrs. Carolynn Davies-Shatz Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sheeran Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sloan

Mr. David Carty and Ms. Susan K. Sample

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Srere

Ms. Sara Chen

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Summers

Mr. and Mrs. Jason Clarke Mr. John P. Dolan and Ms. Michele F. O’Hana Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Doyle Mr. Jianlin Feng and Ms. Yue Chen Mr. Henry A. Ferris and Ms. Nancy E. Weltchek Mr. Geoffrey R. Flickinger Mr. Leo Flotron and Ms. Constance Gardner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Stanley Mr. Vincent Yiu Lun Tam and Ms. Catherine Mui Ying Ng Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Waldschmidt* Mr. and Mrs. James E. Walker, III Mr. Xingguo Wang and Ms. Jun Lin Mr. and Mrs. Mark Westcott Ms. Harrieth A. Wilson Mr. Yufeng Xiao Ms. Bing Xu and Mr. Jian Ping Yu

Ms. Elizabeth P. Steele and Dr. Margaret L. Drugovich

Mr. Walter R. Garschagen and Ms. Lynn Hawley

Class of 2016 (94%)

Dr. William B. Stine and Dr. Christy D. Stine

Mr. Alvin Golub and Ms. Gail Morse

P.L.A.N. Committee Members:

Mr. Gary Supinski

Mr. and Mrs. Eric J. Hill

Ms. Michele Supinski Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tenenbaum

Ms. Georgina Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Santi Hito

Chair: Ms. Barbara S. Gatski Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Greg G. Reiss

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vanecek, Jr.

Mr. Manny Kaline and Mrs. Yvette Kricheli

Ms. Barbara Vogt Kugler

Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lahey

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace

Mrs. Christina Lang

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Whalen, III*

Mr. and Mrs. Alex C. Luchars

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Woolford

Mr. Wen Ping Ma and Ms. Chunrong Xu

Mr. Chang Hua Zhou and Ms. Ping Ji

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. MacKenzie Jr.*

Mr. Dean Maltz

Class of 2015 (90%)

Mr. Antonio Marquez and Ms. Manuela Todeschini

Mr. Antonio Marquez and Ms. Manuela Todeschini

Chair: Ms. Barbara S. Gatski

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. McCartney

P.L.A.N. Committee Members:

Mr. and Mrs. James S. Moir

Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Bluestone

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Moore, Jr.

Mr. Derrick A. Green and Mrs. Shebrelle Hunter-Green

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Bromberg

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Muscari

Mr. Xi Guo and Ms. Hong Wang

Mr. David Carty and Ms. Susan K. Sample

Ms. Lay Mui Lily Ng

Mr. Nicholas P. Hartman and Ms. Toni M. Allocca

Mr. Henry A. Ferris and Ms. Nancy E. Weltchek

Ms. Karen Reilly

Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Keller-Coffey Mr. and Mrs. John R. King Ms. Susan L. Kingsolver Ms. Christina Leddy Mr. Timothy D. Liefer and Ms. Patricia A. O’Malley Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Maguire, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Marr Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. May, III Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mehiel Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Miller Mr. and Mrs. William T. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Morrison, III

Mr. and Mrs. Alex C. Luchars

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Greg G. Reiss

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Bluestone* Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley Ms. Darla J. Buffa and Mr. David Donahey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burt Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Carr Mr. William Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. Larsen H. Flinn Ms. Lori Fusco

Ms. Joan M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Kirchhoff

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ribera

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger

Mr. John H. Roach and Ms. Charlotte Harris

Reverend and Mrs. John J. Kreta Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lee

Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Acord

Mr. Peter H. Rundquist and Ms. Lisa Weilbacker

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Malleolo, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Morten Arntzen

Mr. Douglas E. Schimmel

Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Montenegro

Mr. Chul Woo Park and Ms. Eun Young Hwang

Ms. Gretchen Biggs

Ms. Michele C. Schimmel

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nunez

Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Bluestone*

Ms. Margarete Schymura

Mr. and Mrs. Greg G. Reiss

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn D. Parker

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Bromberg

Mr. and Mrs. James Sheldon

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Richardson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers*

Mr. and Mrs. Alberto Calero

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Spector

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sanford*

Mr. and Mrs. Shun-ichi Murata Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Naese Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Norfleet Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nunez Ms. Marlene Paltrow and Mr. Christopher Hill*

Mr. and Mrs. Karl G. Ohaus Mr. and Mrs. Marc Spector Mr. and Mrs. Mark Westcott

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. McEvoy

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Mr. Kenneth L. Schmalz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneible Mr. and Mrs. Emmett O. Seaborn, III

PARENTS OF ALUMNI AND FRIENDS

Ms. Caitilin Twain and Dr. Vasant Dhar

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vanecek, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Munir Abu-Haidar

Mr. Sheng Peng Wei and Ms. Liu Li

Mr. William W. Adams*

Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Westermann

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Albinder*

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Wright

Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Alletzhauser Mr. and Mrs. Lucien A. Alziari*

GRANDPARENTS Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Baker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beers Mr. Frank S. Bell and Ms. Jeanne Hogue Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Beloff Mrs. Judith Biggs Dr. and Mrs. John D. Doykos, III Ms. Rita Etheridge Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T. Everts Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Fliegel Mr. Landon Hilliard, III Mrs. Holly G. Holbrook Ms. Barbara Horsley Mr. and Mrs. Winchester F. Hotchkiss* Mr. Alan Hruska Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson Mrs. Gail S. Ker

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Anthony* Mr. and Mrs. Silas R. Anthony, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Arnoff Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Arnoff Mr. and Mrs. Roland Augustine* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Babcock, III Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Baker Mr. and Mrs. Blair L. Basye Mrs. Marylin P. Beittel Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bell, Jr.* Mr. Rodney Benson and Ms. Angela Dailey-Benson* Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Bergen* Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Bird Mrs. Shirley H. Bird Mrs. Helen W. Blodgett

Pierrette Heffernan joins grandson Rory Gagnon ‘14 for one of the best days of the year at Millbrook - Grandparents Day!

Mr. and Mrs. Sion A. Boney, III* Ms. Cheryl P. Bonnell* Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Bontecou*

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Chapin*

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Crossman*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Chapman*

Mrs. Ann P. Curran*

Mrs. Katherine Reed Berkey Chase

Mrs. Lucy P. Cutting*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Cochran

Ms. Anne L. Dealy

Mr. and Mrs. Clark L. Bullock*

Mr. Charles H. Collins and Ms. Anne C. Childs*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Delano*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Burdis*

Mr. David Colodny

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas R. Burke

Mrs. Lesley D. DeVoe*

Mr. and Mrs. Karl Connell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joel Diemond*

Ms. Sharon Burns-Leader

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Draper*

Mr. David J. Callard

Mr. Stephen T. Connolly and Mrs. Judith L. Ehrenreich*

Mrs. Clara E. Sanford

Mrs. James M. Cannon, III

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Connolly

Mr. Phillip Shatz and Ms. Natalie Marshall

Mr. and Mrs. James Constantino

Dr. and Mrs. John M. Dubaz*

Mr. Donald D. Cantlay Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Cart

Mr. Douglas C. Cooney

Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dygert

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sorriento*

Mr. and Mrs. Drew J. Casertano*

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Corbin*

Mrs. Claire Eager

Mr. Robert Vanecek, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Cassirer

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Cox*

Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Ecker

Mrs. John H. Westermann

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cavanaugh*

Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Craighill

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T. Everts

Mr. and Mrs. George T. Whalen, Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cavell*

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Crocker*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Farrell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Krish Mr. and Mrs. E. Deane Leonard* Mrs. Josephine P. Louis* Mr. and Mrs. James McAdam Dr. and Mrs. Alan Mermann Ms. Teresa Parker Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Perka, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reiss Mrs. Margaret Luchars Richards Mrs. Jeanne Riegel

Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bova Mrs. Jean Bray* Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Brown Mrs. James Bulkley*

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Derbes

Mr. Bernard Drury Mr. and Mrs. David A. Dubow*

Mr. and Mrs. F. Borden Hanes

Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Kroll*

Mr. Greg Haney and Ms. Gail Gagnon Haney

Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kross

Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hanley

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Latimer

Mrs. Henry F. Harris* Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hathaway*

Mr. Jed H. Lavitt 1973 and Mrs. Paula White-Lavitt*

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Heath*

Mr. Daniel Leader

Mr. James F. Hejduk*

Mr. Chris R. Lehrecke and Ms. Gabriella M. Kiss

Mrs. Mary L. Henning Ms. Robin K. Herow* Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Herow* Mrs. Helene Herzig Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hettinger Mr. and Mrs. David D. Holbrook* Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Holbrook* Mrs. Holly G. Holbrook Mrs. Miriam Holst-Grubbe Mrs. Edith Hornor Mr. and Mrs. Abbett Post Howland III formers spend time with faculty exploring Millbrook’s 800 acres during their first full weekend on campus

Mrs. Melanie B. Farrington*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry A. Giardina*

Mr. and Mrs. Massimo Ferragamo

Mr. Clinton Gilbert, Jr.

Mr. Oliver D. Filley

Mrs. Elisabeth C. Gill*

Mr. Edward P. Flanigan and Ms. Terry Chan

Mr. and Mrs. John K. Glaister*

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Flood*

Mr. and Mrs. Preston L. Goddard*

Mr. Richard T. Flood, Jr.* Mr. Hamilton F. Forster* Mr. and Mrs. Tim Foster* Dr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Fowler* Mr. and Mrs. H. Andrew Fox Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Fracchia* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Frank Mr. Richard L. Franyo Mr. Donald C. Fresne Mrs. David Frothingham Mrs. Gina G. Fuller* Ms. Elsa Gallant* Mr. and Mrs. Ken Garceau* Ms. Barbara Gatski and Mr. John McMullan* Mrs. Brigitte Gerney*

Mr. David M. Lampell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Imbelli Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Ingersoll*

Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Levine Mr. and Mrs. William G. Levy* Mrs. Corinna S. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lewis* Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Light* Mrs. Bonnie Lodevole* Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Loomis III Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy 1959* Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ludwig Ms. Margaret Lukens and Mr. Joseph Corkery Mr. and Mrs. Martin W. Lynn*

Mr. Robert A. Ittner*

Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler C. MacGuire*

Dr. Joshua S. Jaffe and Dr. Katherine P. Holden*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Macleod*

Mr. and Mrs. John G. MacKenzie*

Mr. Birger G. Joehnk and Ms. Danielle Vuong

Mr. and Mrs. Erling B. Madsen

Mrs. Betty Wold Johnson*

Dr. and Mrs. George J. Magovern, Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Johnson

Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Marone

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jones III

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Marsal

Mrs. Betty Jones*

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marsallo*

Mr. and Mrs. Leighton S. Jordan, Sr.

Mr. Reed C. Martin

Mrs. Jill B. Kane

Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Marx*

Mr. Bruce Karatz

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Mascoveta

Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Kaufman

Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Mauri*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keesee III

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. McCracken

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Keiter*

Ms. Lee McEnroe

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Kelly

Ms. Elizaeth McGee

Mrs. Margaret A. Kelly-Brown

Mr. and Mrs. Morgan McKenzie*

Mr. Henry L. King

Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin

Mrs. Jacqueline B. Kingsbury*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McLean II*

Mr. and Mrs. Lee D. Klein

Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard McWilliams

Mr. Richard D. Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Meigs*

Mr. Daniel J. Haas and Ms. Vanessa K. Park

Mr. and Mrs. John Klopp

Mr. and Mrs. William L. Menard*

Mr. and Mrs. Crawford M. Hamilton, Sr.*

Mrs. Roberta E. Koski

Mr. Lyman W. Menard*

Reverend and Mrs. John J. Kreta

Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Menken*

Mrs. Maureen Glassberg Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goichman Mr. Harris E. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Goodell Mr. and Mrs. Kingdon Gould, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Granville III Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gray Mrs. Cynthia Chace Gray* Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Gray* Mrs. Marion V. Green* Mrs. Frances A. Green* Mr. and Mrs. William W. Gridley Mrs. Linda Griffin

Mr. Matthew B. Madsen

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Mrs. Jan Meyer*

Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Rettig*

Ms. Jacqueline Stahl

Ms. Connie Beuselinck

Mr. Brian W. Mitchell

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Revson, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stahl, Jr.*

Ms. Gretchen Biggs

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Moore*

Mrs. Margaret Luchars Richards

Mr. Edward R. Stehle

Mr. Vincent Callahan

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Richards*

Mr. Thomas A. Carielli

Mr. and Mrs. George C. Moore, Jr.

Mrs. Gail M. Riedell

Mr. Richard D. Story and Ms. Jennifer W. Crandall*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morency

Mrs. Janet W. B. Rogers*

Ms. Elizabeth L. Strauss

Mr. Libertad Deboisblanc

Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Brian F. Morgan USA Ret.

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Roosevelt

Mr. and Mrs. Roland Morris, Jr.*

Mrs. Walter L. Ross II*

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Morrison, III Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mudge Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. John W. Myers Dr. Roger Newman* Mr. and Mrs. John J. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Scott I. Oakford* Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Connor Ms. Jacqueline P. O’Connor Mr. James O’Connor* Mr. Mark L. O’Friel and Ms. Yoko Murai

Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Ross* Mr. and Mrs. Dirk-Jan Rosse Mr. and Mrs. Carl U. J. Rossetti Mr. and Mrs. Kevin K. Ruddock* Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ryan Mrs. Alice W. Sailer Mr. Joseph Salvia* Mrs. Patricia P. Sands* Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Sanford Mrs. Clara E. Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Scarborough* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmaltz

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Olson*

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. Schmidlapp

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Oneglia*

Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Sclafani

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Oppersdorff*

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Scott

Mr. and Mrs. John M. Otter*

Dr. and Mrs. Martin Seidenstein*

Ms. Mildred W. Paden*

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Selz*

Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Pandolfi

Mr. and Mrs. Howard P. Serrell, Jr.

Mr. Joel Papernik and Dr. Barbara Barker Papernik

Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Seward

Mr. and Mrs. David Parshall*

Mr. Phillip Shatz and Ms. Natalie Marshall

Mr. Charles W. Parsons 1956

Mrs. Edward M. Shepard*

Mrs. Melissa Pastre*

Mr. and Mrs. Del A. Shilkret*

Mrs. Gino Pecchia*

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Shultz, Jr.*

Mr. and Mrs. Scott L. Peden

Mr. and Mrs. John Siegenthaler*

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Pepe*

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Silvershein

Mrs. Joan H. Perera

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Simons

Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Perrins*

Ms. Ellen M. Simpson*

Mr. Thomas B. Pfeffer*

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. W. Sinclair

Mr. and Mrs. John Pfeffer

Mr. Richard A. Stuckey, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Richmond de P. Talbot, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Terni* Mr. Jean Theriault and Ms. Michele Bergeron Mr. Oakleigh B. Thorne* Mr. Oakleigh Thorne* Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Timpson, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tortolani* Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Trezza* Mr. and Mrs. John J. Turcik* Mr. and Mrs. Vincent L. Vallarino Mr. and Mrs. H. Hugh Van Dusen* Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Vexler Mr. and Mrs. Alan Vickery Mr. and Mrs. Shelton C. Voges, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Walker* Mr. and Mrs. H. Scott Wallace* Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Warner III* Mrs. Jane F. Waters Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Wells Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wendel, Sr.* Mr. Eric B. Wentworth* Mrs. Jan Wentworth* Mrs. Tracey Wetmore* Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge, Jr.* Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Wieland* Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Yee*

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clizbe Ms. Mary L. Dimock Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Dryfoos Mr. Mark Eberly Mr. Douglas Emerick 1966 Mr. Todd Feitelson and Ms. Katherine M. Havard Ms. Lily L. Granville 2004 Mr. Ralph T. Highsmith Ms. Sandy Hitman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hubbard Mr. Michael Humphreys and Ms. Jenine Repice Ms. Linda J. Jorgensen Mrs. Diana Dyer Knoblauch 1986 Ms. Sheryl L. Konrad Mr. Achille Magni Ms. Becky Mason Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Murphy Ms. Elizabeth A. O’Heaney Ms. Linda Pagano Mrs. Nancy F. Perkins Mr. Stephen S. Peschel 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Richards Mr. Samuel L. Richards 2011 Mr. Timothy T. Richards 1976 Ms. Martha Richter Ms. Meg A. Robinson Ms. Helen G. Rueckert Ms. Barbara Schlarp

Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Smith*

FRIENDS OF THE TREVOR ZOO

Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont III*

Mrs. Magdelaine A. Smith*

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Podmaniczky*

Mr. and Mrs. Toby Smith

Mr. Stephen E. Shilling 1986

Ms. Christine Acherman

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Polk

Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Solomon*

Ms. Ellen M. Simpson

Mr. and Mrs. James G. Bailey

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Powers*

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sorriento

Ms. Kelly C. Solomine

Ms. Paola Bari

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Pulling*

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Spector

Mr. Dell Battler 1956

Ms. Jennifer Speers

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. Rasmussen

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Spero*

Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Bell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rena*

Mr. John Squire and Ms. Debra Taylor

Ms. Jessica Bennett

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Mr. Phillip Shatz and Ms. Natalie Marshall

Ms. Hollis-Ann Stewart Dr. William B. Stine and Dr. Christy D. Stine

painting by Meg Lahey ‘15

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1. VI form girls varsity tennis players contributed greatly to a winning season that earned them a place at New Englands 2. Girls cross-country takes the first place trophy in New Englands on their home course! 3. Baki Bawa ’14 celebrates with Coach McWilly and Coach Siegenthaler after breaking the Millbrook record for goals scored 4. Girls varsity lacrosse had an incredible winning season with 11 wins and only 3 losses.

5. The ice was cold, but the girls varsity hockey team was on fire 6. Caleb King ‘13 takes the ball to the hoop 7. Boys varsity soccer wins the Class C New England Championship for the third time in four years. 8. Boys hockey ends a strong season in the New England quarterfinals. 9. Millbrook softball plays for the New England championship for the fourth time in four years. 10. Girls varsity squash hosts the Class C New England tournament and wins 2nd place. 11. Girls varsity hockey players celebrate an historic season that takes them to the New England championship game for the first time in program history.

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Dr. Alan Tousignant

The Marsal Family Foundation

Bread Alone

Ms. Mary Voce

Mrs. Blair Collins Maus 1988

Ms. Sharon Burns-Leader

Ms. Virginia Warner

Chauncey and Marion Deering McCormick Foundation

Mr. Henry A. Ferris and Ms. Nancy E. Weltchek

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Merrill

Herman’s Landscaping, Inc.

Millbrook Tribute Garden, Inc.

Lagusta’s Luscious

Mr. Bradford Mills 1944

Mr. Robert E. Latimer 1983

Mills Foundation, Inc.

Mr. Daniel Leader

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Moore 1962

Mr. and Mrs. W. Courtney Lowe

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Murphy Grace Badger Murphy Fund of the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut

Lucky Chocolate

Mr. Benjamin O. Wentworth 1993 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wilder, Jr.

CAPITAL GIFTS Anonymous The Assael Foundation Mr. John A. Berkey, IV 1991 Mr. Daniele D. Bodini, Trustee of The Alexander Bodini Foundation John Elden Bowman Trust Mrs. Jean Bray The Buchanan Family Foundation Mrs. Molly Byrne Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Chapman Mrs. Katherine Reed Berkey Chase Mr. Trevor L. Colhoun 1995

Mr. Mark L. O’Friel and Ms. Yoko Murai O’Friel Foundation Mrs. Nancy F. Perkins Mr. Stephen S. Peschel 1973 Mr. Homer McK. Rees 1947 Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. on behalf of The Richards Family Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. du P. Smith

Mrs. Lucy P. Cutting

The E. Newbold & Margaret duPont Smith Foundation

Dyson Foundation

Ms. Jennifer Speers

Mr. Drew W. Effron 1983

Mr. Edward R. Stehle

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Mr. William E. Steinwedell 1950

Roger S. Firestone Foundation Mrs. Cynthia Chace Gray The Alice Busch Gronewaldt Foundation, Inc. Mr. Frederic C. Hamilton 1945 The Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation Mr. D. Andrew Hart 1975 High Voltage, Inc. Mrs. Mary L. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Holbrook Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger Mrs. Christina Lang Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston, II Mr. Hunter Lewis and Ms. Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff

Carol A. Stockwell Trust The George A. Strba Charitable Trust The Frederick & Patricia Supper Foundation Inc. TurningPoint Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vit The Walbridge Fund, Ltd. Ms. Caroline A. Wamsler, PhD 1987 Ms. Virginia Warner Virginia S. Warner Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wilder, Jr. Wilder Property Companies, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Meigs Millbrook Vineyards & Winery, Inc. Mr. Myers Russell Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schneible Mr. and Mrs. Del A. Shilkret Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sloan Sloan Architects, P.C. Tea Talk

FLAGLER LIBRARY Anonymous Ms. Jessica Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dilley Mr. Thomas Doelger 1965 Dr. Joan Duggan Mr. and Mrs. David J. Greenwood The Lewis Family Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mauri Miss Julia W. May 2014 Mr. and Mrs. A. Richard McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Meigs Mr. and Mrs. Barry G. Schnoor The Siegenthaler Family Ms. Yuwei Xie Mr. Yuhan Zhou 2014

Ms. Caitilin Twain and Dr. Vasant Dhar Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP Mr. Christopher P. Weld 1983

SPECIAL GIFTS

Mr. Ryan T. Young 1999

Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Abbott

HOSTS OF RECEPTIONS & DINNERS Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Austrian Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brevetti Mrs. Langka V. Domberger-Treadwell 1990 Mr. Lawrence Creel Mrs. Henry F. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C. Holbrook Mrs. Christina Lang Mr. Hampton S. Lynch III 1969 Ms. Anna C. Martucci 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Bradley C. Reifler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reusche

Ms. Sara Allen Ms. Morgan Pratt Arvisais 2000 Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Babcock, III Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Bedell Mr. Francisco L. Borges 1970 Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bova Mr. and Mrs. Basan Buvinow Mr. David Carty and Ms. Susan K. Sample Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Farnham F. Collins Dr. Elizabeth C. De Lima Mr. and Mrs. Ross DiSchiavi Mr. John P. Dolan and Ms. Michele F. O’Hana Mr. James Elovich Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Elsenbeck, III Ms. Sandra Fiebelkorn Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Filley Mr. John V. Frank 1956

Mrs. Josephine P. Louis

GIFTS IN KIND

Josephine P. & John J. Louis Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Albinder

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Sidamon-Eristoff

Mrs. Gina G. Fuller

Mr. Martin W. Lynn 1972

Babette’s Kitchen

Ms. Caroline W. Treadwell 1990

Mr. Robert Gershon

Mr. and Mrs. Bryan P. Marsal

Mr. Richard Boardman

Ms. Caroline A. Wamsler, PhD 1987

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hefter

Mr. and Mrs. M. Kent Sednaoui

Mr. and Mrs. Myrton Frega

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least 5 consecutive years.

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Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Herman

Ms. Virginia Warner

The JPMorgan Chase Foundation

High Voltage, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Hincenbergs

Mr. and Mrs. William S. White

C.F. Childs Family Fund

The Holbrook Family Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hoffmann

Mr. and Mrs. Irvin P. Williams

The Howland Memorial Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Winchester F. Hotchkiss

Mr. Michael B. Wray 1953

The Chrysopolae Foundation

Dr. and Mrs. Peter E. Jackson

Ms. Joyce Wright

Claibourne Enterprises, LLC

IBM Corporation

The Clippin Corner

IBM Employee Charitable Contribution Campaign

Mr. Michael Jacoff Mr. and Mrs. George E. Johnson

CSC Holdings, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. John Klopp

FOUNDATIONS, FUNDS, CORPORATIONS & MATCHING GIFTS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Koenigsberger

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Lee Krish

Ambrose Solutions

Mr. Manny Kaline and Mrs. Yvette Kricheli Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Keller-Coffey Mr. and Mrs. John R. King

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Kuhnreich Mr. and Mrs. Peter O. Lawson-Johnston Ms. Beth Ledy Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Leonard Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Liddy

American International Group, Inc. Gordon S. Anderson Mfg Co., Inc. Aon Foundation The Assael Foundation

Lucy P. Cutting Revocable Trust Donald B. Dedrick Agency, Inc. Deerfield Associates Executive Search, Inc. The Derbes Family Foundation, Inc. Deutsche Bank Alexander Donner Fund The William H. Donner Foundation The Margaret L. Drugovich Trust Dyson Foundation Eel River Fund

IMS Matching Gift Program for Education The Peter and Judy Jackson Family Fund Robert Wood Johnson 1962 Charitable Trust The Robert W. Johnson, IV Charitable Trust Bruce Karatz Family Foundation Keeler Motor Car Company Kirchhoff-Consigli Construction Management, LLC. Judy and John Knutson Charitable Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Menken

The Auchincloss Family Fund of The Foundation for Enchancing Communities on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sloan Auchincloss

Mr. Alberto Menniti and Mrs. Marianna Providenza

The Autumn Ridge Foundation Avon Products Foundation, Inc.

Ms. Aileen Meyer

K. Baker Enterprises

Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Miller

The Bank of America

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morley

The Howard Bayne Fund

Mr. Stanley J. O’Connor

James Ford Bell Foundation

Mr. Mark L. O’Friel and Ms. Yoko Murai Mr. Nicholas C. Pandolfi 2004

Ranlet S. and Frank M. Bell, Jr. Advised Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Shawn D. Parker

Peter Berkey Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Perka, Jr.

Better Products, LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Quarrie, Jr.

The Bluebell Foundation

Google Matching Gifts Program

Mrs. Walter L. Ross II

Mr. Daniele D. Bodini, Trustee of The Alexander Bodini Foundation

The Grabe Family Foundation, Inc. Greater Horizons

Mr. Gilbert P. Schafer III 1980

The Bohemia Fund

Ms. Lynn B. Schneider and Ms. Carol A. Greenstreet

John Elden Bowman Trust

The Alice Busch Gronewaldt Foundation, Inc.

Chauncey and Marion Deering McCormick Foundation

Mrs. Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff

The Buchanan Family Foundation

Robert G. and Ellen S. Gutenstein Family Foundation, Inc.

Alan & Janis Menken Foundation

Dr. Thomas E. Lovejoy 1959 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mehiel

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saltzman

Mr. Theodore S. Smith, Jr. 1955 Mr. and Mrs. David Stack Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Summers Mr. Gary Supinski Mr. Robert Vanecek, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Shelton C. Voges, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wallace

Bread Alone Bucknall Family Foundation Businessfilm International Andrew G. Carey, Jr. Revocable Trust Carolyn Foundation Central New York Community Foundation, Inc. Cerro Negro Capital Management LLC Giving Account

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Elisha-Bolton Foundation Fenimore Asset Management, Inc. Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education Program Fiduciary Trust Company Roger S. Firestone Foundation Dick Flood Educational Services LLC John V. Frank Art Fund Gamco Investors, Inc. General Electric Foundation The Gerney Family Foundation Goldman Sachs

Hahn Family Foundation

Lee E. Krish & Jeanne M.Krish Joint Revocable Lifetime Trust Lazard Capital Markets, LLC The Loomis Foundation Josephine P. & John J. Louis Foundation Henry Luce Foundation Janecke Madsen Custodian For Matthew Madsen UTMA of CT The Magic Fluke Co. George J. Magovern, Jr. and Jamie H. Magovern Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation Maguire Family Fund Marble Fund The Marsal Family Foundation Marsh & McLennan, Inc.

The Nelson Mead Fund Meredith Corporation Foundation

Half Moon Foundation

Merrimac Charitable Trust

The Frederic C. Hamilton Family Foundation

Microsoft Matching Gift Company Millbrook Tribute Garden, Inc.

Hathaway Family Foundation

Mills Foundation, Inc.

Hedberg Foundation, Inc.

Mitsubishi Imaging Inc.

Hellmers Charitable Trust

Burnham Moffat Living Trust

The Hettinger Foundation

Morgan Stanley

Grace Badger Murphy Fund of the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut National Grid The New York Community Trust New York Life Foundation O’Friel Foundation Elizabeth Callard Olson Revocable Trust William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation Ben C. and Mildred W. Paden Advised Fund The Joan H. Perera Charitable Lead Annuity Trust The Peterson Family Fund Pfeffer Beach Foundation, Inc. The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Charles and Sally Proctor Fund The Thomas L. & Eileen K-S Pulling Fund Qualcomm, Inc. Quartararo & Lois, PLLC The John and Marsha Ramsay Charitable Gift Fund Reed Charitable Fund The John R. and Hope Reese Foundation Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. The Revson Charitable Trust Rochester Area Community Foundation Margaret Dole Rust Trust S & S Tree Service, Inc. Sand Dollar Foundation Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving Schwab Matching Gift Center The Selz Foundation

Carol A. Stockwell Trust

In Honor of

In Honor of

The George A. Strba Charitable Trust

Courtney F. Bolduc 2014

Eileen Jeffreys

The Frederick & Patricia Supper Foundation Inc. The Tanner-Frank Foundation The Oakleigh L. Thorne Fund TIAA-CREF Tiffany & Co. Time Warner Cable Inc. TurningPoint Foundation Stephen C. Twining CPA

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Cart

In Honor of Benjamin Z. Cart 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Cart

In Honor of

In Honor of Caleb B. King 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. King

In Honor of Jed H. Lavitt 1973 Mr. Tate H. Lavitt 2010

United Technologies Matching Gift Program

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Cart

William P. Lewis 2005

Vincent Vallarino Fine Art Ltd.

William D. Cart 2003

Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Voith & Mactavish Architects LLP Wakefield Family Fund The Walbridge Fund, Ltd. Walker Investments LLC PL Walman, LLC The Warner Family Foundation Virginia S. Warner Foundation Inc. John B. Webber Family Trust The Weintz Company C. Dana White Fund Harold and Elizabeth White Fund Wilder Property Companies, Inc. The Winston Salem Foundation Woodshouse Foundation The Wellington Yee and Virginia Sun Yee Gift Fund

BEQUEST

Skidmore Road Account

Estate of John Elden Bowman 1957

Sloan Architects, P.C.

Estate of Carol A. Stockwell

The E. Newbold & Margaret duPont Smith Foundation

Alexandra Peterson Cart 2004

In Honor of

Carl and Fay Simons Donor Advised Fund

The Small Foundation

In Honor of

Mr. Theodore S. Karatz 1996

Theodore S. Cart II 2007

UBS Matching Gift Program

The Shilling Family Foundation Simon Sidamon-Eristoff Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Alfie Bolduc

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Cart

In Honor of Drew J. Casertano Mr. Timothy W. Schifter and Ms. Helen L. Schifter

In Honor of

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lewis

In Honor of Catherine E. Luchars 2015 Mrs. Margaret Luchars Richards

In Honor of Meng Qian Ma 2015 Mr. Wen Ping Ma and Ms. Chunrong Xu

Daniel S. Cohen 1986

In Honor of

Mrs. Diana D. Knoblauch 1986

Mr. A. Richard McWilliams

In Honor of Emily S. Even 2013 Mr. Len Even and Mrs. Bianca Even-Roberti

In Honor of Jordan A. Green 2016 Ms. Rita Etheridge

Mr. Marko Guzijan 1999

In Honor of Sylvia Roberts Mr. J. Michael Reinoso 2003

In Honor of Jonathan Theriault 2010

Mr. Derrick A. Green and Mrs. Shebrelle Hunter-Green

Mr. Jean Theriault and Ms. Michele Bergeron

In Honor of

In Honor of

Cameron R. Hardy

C. Curtis Vreeland 1969

Mrs. Morgan Pratt Arvisais 2000

The Auchincloss Family Fund of

In Honor of William T. Hardy Ms. Sara Allen Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Babcock, III

The Foundation for Enchancing Communities on behalf of Mr. and Mrs. S. Sloan Auchincloss

In Honor of

HONOR GIFTS

Mr. and Mrs. David H. Bova

Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.

In Honor of

Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Herman

Stanley Family Fund of the Community Foundation of New Jersey

Robert W. Anthony 1965

Ms. Beth Ledy

In Honor of

Mrs. Linda Griffin

Mr. and Mrs. David Stack

Catherine H. Zeiser

Platt Staunton Associates

Mr. Marko Guzijan 1999

Mr. and Mrs. Shelton C. Voges, Jr.

Mr. Alexander W. Zeiser 2003

Solomon Family Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Filley

Zhenkai Yu 2015 Ms. Bing Xu and Mr. Jian Ping Yu

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In Memory of

In Memory of

Harold Harderman

Thomas Post

Mr. Terry K. Smith 1976

Ms. Lissa E. Harris 1994

In Memory of

In Memory of

Schuyler B. Haynes 1985

Andrew N. Saxe

Mr. A. Duer Meehan 1985

Mr. Alexander Podmaniczky 1972

In Memory of

In Memory of

Noah W. Hotchkiss

Constantine Sidamon-Eristoff 1948

Mr. Perry S. Boynton 1967 Mr. Alexander Podmaniczky 1972

Mr. Hunter Lewis and Ms. Elizabeth Sidamon-Eristoff

In Memory of

In Memory of

Kirk D. Howry 1972

Elli Case-Pethica earns honors for her CES presentation entitled Visualizing the Invisible.

Mr. John W. Myers 1972

Mr. W. B. Ruthrauff 1959

In Memory of

In Memory of

Charlotte S. Lovejoy

Mr. Edward R. Stehle

In Memory of

In Memory of

Hampton S. Lynch, Jr. 1942

MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of

Roger S. Firestone Foundation

In Memory of

In Memory of

Mr. Peter S. Duncan 1969

J. H. Michael Agar Mr. Charles H. Page 1956

Michael Fuller

In Memory of

Mr. Christopher J. Connelly 2003

Magdelaine Salvage Anthony

Mrs. Gina G. Fuller

Central New York Community Foundation, Inc. Mr. Paul M. Solomon 1961

Miss Madeline E. Fuller 2010 Mr. Zachary P. Fuller 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Alan I. Menken

Mr. Hampton S. Lynch III 1969 Robert R. Martin

In Memory of Schuyler M. Meyer III 1961 Mrs. Jan Meyer

In Memory of George G. Milliken, Jr. 1973

In Memory of

Alan & Janis Menken Foundation

Mrs. Heather Marshall Lyons 1974

Jason C. Ashley 1984

In Memory of

In Memory of

Mrs. Corinna S. Lewis

Orten Gadd

Andrew Moffatt 1988

In Memory of

Mr. William J. Woodcock 1960

Mr. Christopher L. Joel 1988

Albert Boothby

In Memory of

In Memory of

Nancy R. Goldberg Mr. Eric Goldberg 2007

Ms. Margaret D. Hallock 2000

Mr. William N. Cumming 1964

In Memory of

Chelsea L. Morrison 2002

Mr. Harris E. Goldberg

Ms. Julia A. McLaughlin 2000

Mrs. Jean Bray

Mr. Jesse P. Goldberg 2000

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Gino J. Pecchia

Timothy M. Bray

John Grey 1988

Mr. Brian M. Pecchia 2003

Mr. Stephen D. Wilder 1968

Mr. Christopher L. Joel 1988

In Memory of

In Memory of

In Memory of

Richard A. Post

Rene E. Clark

Laurence Dawson 1938 Mr. Chris D. Drago 1992

Stephen P. Groat 1964 Ms. Ann M. Groat 1992

*Member of the Flagler Chapel Society with Annual Fund donations for at least the last 5 consecutive years.

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Christian D. Stehle

Ms. Ellen M. Simpson

In Memory of Peter S. Firestone 1958

J. Jeffrey Solomon 1959

Mr. Gregory E. Barr 1980

Nicholas B. Stroud 2000 Mr. Ethan G. Dubow 2000 Ms. Julia A. McLaughlin 2000

In Memory of Frank Trevor Mr. Thomas A. Reed 1960

In Memory of Taylor W. Vit 2007 Aon Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cohen Mrs. Cynthia Chace Gray Mr. and Mrs. David A. Ludwig Mr. Jason A. Ludwig 2007 Mr. Alex J. Marino 2007 Mr. Brian W. Mitchell Ms. Patricia A. Sovich The Frederick & Patricia Supper Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Topping Mr. and Mrs. James Topping Mr. and Mrs. William P. Vit Mr. William B. Wyatt, Jr.

Thank Y u!

2012-2013 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman William L. Menard ’78 (P ’09, ’12, ’12) Vice Chairman & Treasurer Paul Solomon ’61 (P ’98) Secretary Hampton Lynch III ’69 Headmaster Drew Casertano Members: Peter Chapman (P ’11, ’12) William L. Crossman ’74 (P ’09) Drew W. Effron ’83 Cynthia Gray (P ’07, ’11) William R. Hettinger ’77 (P ’01, ’04) Christopher Holbrook ’82 (P ’11, ’12, ’14) Sandra Holbrook James ’86 Robert Koenigsberger (P ’13, ’16) Martin W. Lynn ’72 (P ’09) Tracy Merrill (P ’09, ’11, ’13) Gordon S. Pennoyer ’99 Anne B. Putnam ’95 Bradley Reifler (P ’08, ’10, ’14) Gilbert P. Schafer III ’80 Richard Stuckey (P ’00, ’03, ’09) Caroline A. Wamsler ’87 George T. Whalen III (P ’06, ’09, ’10, ’14) Honorary Trustees: Farnham F. Collins ’53 Lucy P. Cutting (P ’77) David Holbrook ’56 (P ’82, ’83, GP ’11, ’12 ’14) Bruce Huber ’47 Thomas Lovejoy ’59 (P ’88) Bradford Mills ’44 (GP ’03) Oakleigh Thorne (P ’95)

Alumni & Development Office 2012-2013 Director of Advancement Nancy Stahl Assistant to the Headmaster for External Affairs Robert Anthony ’65 Director of the Annual Fund & Alumni/ Constituent Relations Cynthia McWilliams Assistant Director of Advancement Robin Herow

Director of Parent Programs Barbara Gatski

Millbrook’s Mission

Advancement Officer Deborah Vanecek

Millbrook School educates its students

Events Coordinator Betty Siegenthaler

and beyond. In a community where

Research & Campaign Coordinator Ginny Connolly

to succeed and serve in college everyone is known and needed, our curriculum instills

Gift Entry Manager & Administrative Assistant Melissa Pastre

• curiosity and a commitment to academic excellence;

Database Manager & Administrative Assistant Bonnie Lodevole

• respect for oneself and for others;

Director of Communications Michelle Blayney Assistant Director of Communications Jonathan Lopez ’02 Communications Assistant Cathy Zeiser The individuals and institutions listed in this report made contributions to Millbrook School from the period July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013. We have tried to ensure the accuracy of this report. If there are errors or omissions, please accept our apologies and notify the Office of Development at 845-677-6752.

Millbrook School 131 Millbrook School Road Millbrook, NY 12545 Phone: 845-677-8261 Website: www.millbrook.org

Editor Michelle Blayney Design Proof Design Photo Credits Cover: Highpoint Photography. Back Cover: Dan Cohen ’86. Others: Michelle Blayney, Dan Cohen ’86, John Dolan, Barbara Gatski. Michael Gunselman, Meredith Hauer, Highpoint Photography, Tom Honan, Jonathan Lopez ’02, Sven Martson, Jeffrey Totaro, Alan Tousignant, and Kandice Zakarian.

• a moral framework based on personal integrity; • a commitment to serve as stewards of the natural world; • a readiness to use one’s knowledge and skills in service to others.

We promote the intellectual, emotional, spiritual, creative, and physical growth that will lead to a life satisfying to the individual and valuable to the greater good.

ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT This annual report is printed on Finch Fine Bright White Ultra Smooth 100 lb. cover and 80 lb. text.

This paper is manufactured with 10% postconsumer fiber using on-site renewable power. It is FSC certified.

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