OES Annual Report 2011-2012

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2011-12 FUNDRAISING HIGHLIGHTS ²² Your support of the OES Fund helped us exceed our financial goal and resulted in a 6% increase in

annual fund revenue. ²² The OES Board of Trustees led the annual appeal, providing 22% of the OES Fund total dollars raised. ²² Faculty again achieved 100% participation in giving to the OES Fund, based on full-time employment. ²² Auction attendance was at capacity. The auction special appeal raised nearly $120,000 in

unrestricted funds, enhancing the quality of all OES programs. ²² 2012 saw the opening of the Platt Global Classroom, funded in large part by the 2011 auction

special appeal. ²² Memorial gifts and new bequests provided nearly $360,000 for the OES endowment, including

generous gifts designated to establish the following new endowments: ²² Jake Stults Memorial Scholarship Endowment ²² Elizabeth Reeves and Margaret Reeves Yick Scholarship ²² Margaret Johnson Hanson ’27 Scholarship ²² OES provided over $1,750,000 in awards to 140 deserving students qualifying for need-based

financial aid. ²² OES benefitted from the engagement of 670 volunteers who contributed over 21,750 hours to more

than 80 projects and activities. In the 2011-12 school year OES implemented VolunteerSpot, an online tool which significantly improved the process of volunteering.

2011-12 FUNDRAISING RESULTS*

THE OES COMMUNITY RAISED OVER $1.7 MILLION TO SUPPORT THE SCHOOL. The OES Fund

$762,131

Auction 303,961 The 2012 OES Fund $762,131 Gifts to the Endowment 356,436 2012New Auction 303,961 NewCapital Gifts toGifts: the Endowment Platt Global Classroom 356,436 131,317 Capital Gifts: Platt Global Classroom 131,317 Special Purpose Gifts: Special Purpose Gifts:   AASK 68,002 AASK 68,002   Other Designated Giving 95,894 Other Designated Giving 95,894

TOTAL $1,717,741* Total $1,717,741* * Revised — includes gifts in kind.

* Revised — includes gifts in kind.

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DEAR OES COMMUNITY,

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N ANY DAY LAST YEAR, and in any division, you could

have walked the halls and peeked into rooms where you would see students who were engaged, creating, making things happen, and working together. What’s more, they were happy being at school.

That is the most important thing to know about what was happening last year at Oregon Episcopal School. At every level, students interacted individually and in small groups with our dedicated faculty and staff and with their peers to seek answers to intriguing questions. The children grew physically, mentally, and in their ability to understand and positively impact the world around them.

PLANNING FOR NEW FACILITIES first required a new iteration of our campus master plan and identification of the most critical improvements. The most urgent need was determined to be a new facility to serve our younger students, including additional collaborative, project, and interdisciplinary work spaces as well as outdoor learning and play spaces. Continued planning work for a new Beginning School/Lower School building will proceed during the next year. DURING THE COMING YEAR, we also will complete our self-study for renewing our accreditation through the Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools (PNAIS). We will continue improving the coordination of our curriculum from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th Grade. And, as always, our students will continue to ask questions, seek answers, and present their findings. They will work individually and with each other to create new works of art and literature and to build their physical strength through our PE, Athletic and Outdoor programs. They will address spiritual and moral issues, and they will use their developing powers to make this world a better place for all of us. As I begin my second year at OES, I am thankful to be in a community with these talented youngsters and with all of you who are helping them grow by providing an environment where they can reach their highest potential. I look forward to the coming year with enthusiasm for the good work we are doing.

“I am thankful to be in a community with these talented youngsters and with all of you who are helping them grow”

THIS GROWTH AND PROGRESS was due in no small part to the generosity of those who have donated to the OES Fund, supported the auction, contributed to the endowment, and volunteered for the school. Those gifts supplement tuition to enrich the program at all levels and allow the school to enroll qualified students who otherwise could not afford an OES education.

AS THE STUDENTS HAVE BEEN WORKING toward their futures, groups of adults have been meeting to plan for the future of the school. We have progressed toward the strategic goal of enhancing the visibility of OES in the community through improved branding and marketing so we can continue to attract highly qualified students. We have defined the framework for our curricular program by formulating the OES Essential Competencies, a blueprint that is built on the concept of 21st century skills— those proficiencies students will need to thrive in their future. And we have identified the improvements in our facilities that are needed to support student mastery of the Essential Competencies.

Warmly,

Mo Copeland Head of School

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FINANCIAL REVIEW 2011-12

Philanthropy: Vital to our Mission PHILANTHROPY PROVIDES ESSENTIAL SUPPORT for the operating budget as well as for the school’s long-term vision. OES relies on the continued generosity of donors to help accomplish our mission of preparing students to realize their power for good as citizens of local and world communities: ²²Annual giving supports the programs of the school today. ²²Capital gifts help develop campus facilities and program resources. ²²Gifts to the endowment provide stable funding for the future. ENDOWMENT ASSETS BENEFIT OES. Endowment income funds department chairs, financial aid, and curricular initiatives at the heart of our excellence. Ongoing support of the endowment from alumnae/i, parents, and friends will ensure the long-term financial health of the school. STEADY, LONG-TERM GROWTH of the endowment and stable enrollment have helped OES continue to fund outstanding programs without compromise. The OES endowment has rebounded from the declines in 2008 and 2009 and stood at $20.9 million at the close of the fiscal year on June 30, 2012. OES opened the 2011-12 school year with enrollment of 844 students. Enrollment for 2012-13 is 851.

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Operating Revenue Sources REVENUE FROMFROM OPERATIONS* REVENUE OPERATIONS* Tuition and Fees Tuition and Fees

$18,943,000 $18,943,000

AuxiliaryAuxiliary income income

2,975,000 2,975,000

Endowment & Endowment & other investment 1,067,000 other investment income income 1,067,000

Tuition & Fees 78%

Auxiliary Income 12% Endowment & Other Investment Income 4%

OES Fund and Auction** 1,342,000 1,342,000 OES Fund and Auction**

TOTAL TOTAL

$24,327,000 $24,327,000

* unaudited numbers as of June   * revised unaudited numbers as30, of2012 ** excludes $375,000 donations June 30, 2012 for plant and endowment

OES Fund & Auction** 6%

** excludes $375,000 donations for plant and endowment

THE SCHOOL RELIES ON donations and non-tuition revenues to fund a portion of its operating budget, allowing OES to maintain the highest standards of academic and extra­curricular excellence. Funds raised in support of the OES Fund, auction, and other restricted purposes and annual income from the endowment provide critical funding for educational programming. In total, the sum of annual donations, endowment revenue, and net revenue contributions from auxiliary programs make a significant difference in helping contain tuition growth.

Operating Expenses EXPENSES FOR OPERATIONS* EXPENSES FOR OPERATIONS* Salary &Salary Benefits & Benefits

$15,536,000 $15,536,000 2,257,000 2,257,000

Programs & Materials Programs & Materials Financial Aid 1,764,000 Financial Aid 1,764,000 Buildings, Grounds & Buildings, Grounds & Equipment 1,686,000 Equipment 1,686,000 Depreciation 1,461,000 Depreciation 1,461,000 Other 1,160,000 Other 1,160,000 Professional Growth Growth & Professional & Development 259,000 Development 259,000

TOTAL TOTAL

$24,123,000 $24,123,000

CHANGECHANGE IN NET ASSETS IN NET ASSETS FROM OPERATIONS $204,000 FROM OPERATIONS $204,000

Salary & Benefits 65% Programs & Materials 9%

Financial Aid 7% Buildings, Grounds & Equipment 7% Depreciation 6% Other 5%

THE HALLMARK OF AN OES EDUCATION is the strong relationship between students and faculty. Spending focuses on areas that most directly impact students, with faculty compen­sation as the largest and most important use of funds. Other student-focused spending includes instructional programs and materials, financial aid, and physical plant. Operating reserves are maintained to provide financial stability and funding for future expenses. Reserves currently stand at 10% of annual operating expenses.

Professional Growth & Development 1%

*revised unaudited numbers as 30, 2012   *revised unaudited numbers asofofJune June 30, 2012

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ENDOWMENT FUNDS Outright gifts, planned gifts, and bequests are instrumental in building the OES endowment, benefitting students and teachers with funding for student financial aid, faculty salaries, teacher professional development, and enrichment programs. Benefactors may choose to endow scholarships, chairs, programs, buildings, or other important aspects of OES. The Development Office can help donors plan a gift annuity, bequest, or trust that will provide income and tax benefits in addition to supporting the school.

ELIZABETH AND MARGARET REEVES Elizabeth (below left) and Margaret Reeves were sisters who attended St. Helen’s Hall (SHH), graduating in 1932 and 1930, respectively. They both went on to study at St. Helen’s Hall Junior College (JC). Both girls attended SHH and JC on scholarship. Elizabeth repaid that generosity by establishing charitable trusts, to which Margaret contributed, to benefit the school after their deaths. The trusts have funded the Elizabeth Reeves and Margaret Reeves Yick Scholarship Fund.

JAKE STULTS Jake Stults was a talented musician and a patient, caring math and computer science teacher in the OES Upper School. After his death in 2010, Jake’s family established The Jake Stults Memorial Scholarship Endowment. The endowment is a fitting way to honor the memory of Jake’s intelligence, talent, youth, and vigor. It allows OES to provide increased financial aid to deserving students for generations to come.

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ENDOWMENT FUNDS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Anonymous Auction 2000 Scholarship Fund Barclay Ball-McCall Scholarship Fund Katherine Graham Barbey ‘13 Scholarship Fund John C. Bechen Memorial Scholarship Fund James W.F. and Phyllis Carman Trust Spencer R. Collins Scholarship Fund Louise Donaldson Memorial Scholarship Fund Gertrude Houk Fariss & Chris Fariss Scholarship Fund Edward E. Ford Scholarship Fund Paul Gerhardt, Jr. ‘74 Memorial Scholarship Fund Joanna Jenkins Mitchell Hall ‘25 Endowed Scholarship Fund Margaret Johnson Hanson ‘27 Scholarship Melba Byrom Hess Scholarship Fund Jane Hiller ‘17 Endowed Scholarship Fund Jack S. Howard Scholarship Fund The Roberta Angeline Hughes Memorial Scholarship Fund Helen Curtis Hyde ‘29 Endowment Fund Samuel S. Johnson Foundation Scholarship Fund Lenore Lavanture Klink ‘35 Endowment Fund Edith Landry Endowment Fund Lyon Family Fund Matt Lyon Memorial Scholarship Fund Mollie McCrea Scholarship Fund Barbara Hirschi Neely Memorial Scholarship Fund OES Endowment Scholarship Fund Reader’s Digest Endowed Scholarship Fund Elizabeth Reeves and Margaret Reeves Yick Scholarship Fund The Rebecca and Wm. Roberts III Family Endowment Fund St. Helen’s Hall Endowment Fund David Sellers ‘78 Memorial Scholarship Fund Peter Stott & Julie Neupert-Stott Scholarship Fund Jake Stults Memorial Scholarship Endowment Louise Washburn Trust Fund

OTHER ENDOWMENT FUNDS Anonymous Alexander Family Fund All-School Musical Harriet Patricia Banfield Fund Harriet Banfield Endowed Fund for English Bernice Bean ‘72 Endowment Fund Frances Spaulding Charlton ‘22 Endowment Fund Benjamin D. Dagwell Endowment Fund Faculty Enrichment Endowment Fund Experiential Education Scholarship Fund Henry Failing Endowment Fund The Philip, Elizabeth, Amy and Terry Fields Family Endowment Fund Edward E. Ford Endowment Fund Beatrice L. Gerlinger Endowed Chair in Mathematics Susan Lake Howell ‘39 Endowment Fund Sarah Inskeep & Children Endowment Fund Marguerite Emerson Jones ‘13 & Family Endowment Fund Eola Richards Keller ‘12 and Henry P. Keller Endowment Fund T.J. Kempton Endowment Fund Learning Skills Development/R.J. Grover Fund J. Milne Manson Fund Mt. Hood Memorial Fund Music/Economics Faculty Endowment Fund OES Memorial Endowment Fund Cynthia Coats Railton ‘53 Endowment Fund Ruth Rose Richardson ‘36 Memorial Fund Betty Lou Roberts ‘36 Endowment Fund Patty Jeanne Semura ‘99 Endowment Fund Mary G. Stephenson Memorial Endowment Fund Margaret M. Swanson Endowment Fund Helen Van De Water ‘22 Endowment Fund Winningstad Endowed Chair for Science & Engineering

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THE BELL SOCIETY The Bell Society honors and recognizes individuals who have either established an endowment during their lifetime and/or provided for Oregon Episcopal School through their estate plans. For 143 years, OES has benefitted from the long-range planning and vision of thoughtful trustees, alumnae/i, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, and friends.

OUTRIGHT GIFT OR BEQUEST USED TO ESTABLISH A NAMED ENDOWMENT

SUSIE KASPER ’65 After talking with a fellow alumna who wanted to send her child to OES but couldn’t afford tuition, Susie Kasper ’65 decided to endow a fund to provide scholarships for children and grandchildren of alumnae/i of St. Helen’s Hall, Bishop Dagwell Hall, and OES. Some of her classmates joined her in contributing to the fund, which Susie then named the Class of 1965 Alumnae/i Scholarship Fund. Her planned gift will allow students in the future to receive the same education and blessings that changed the lives of people like her.

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Anonymous (2) Carilyn Alexander & Dick Alexander* Ned Barclay Ball* & Grace W. Ball* Katharine Graham Barbey 1913* Bernice Stevenson Bean ’72 & Warren Bean ’72 Missy Bechen & Peter Bechen James W. F. Carman* & Phyllis Carman* Frances Spaulding Charlton ’22* Spencer R. Collins* Alfred Carpenter* & Henry Bundy Carpenter* Robert Donaldson* Edward E. Ford Foundation Mary Forbush Failing* & Henry Failing* Gertrude Houk Fariss* Nancy Gerhardt & Paul Gerhardt* Beatrice L. Gerlinger* Robert J. Grover* Joanna Jenkins Mitchell Hall ’25* & Gordon Hall* Margaret Johnson Hanson ’27* John Hess* Jane Lowe Hiller 1917* Jack S. Howard* & Dorothy Howard Susan Lake Howell ’39* Helen Curtis Hyde ’29* Sarah Inskeep Samuel S. Johnson*

Susan Jones & Bill Jones Eola Richards Keller 1912* Dei Kempton & Alan Kempton* Elizabeth Crommelin Kerr* Lenore Lavanture Klink ’35* & Chester Klink* Edith Landry* Elisabeth Lyon & Peter Lyon Tamara Selfridge Musser ’74 & Peter Musser Barbara Hirschi Neely* Julie Neupert-Stott & Peter Stott Cynthia Coats Railton ’53* DeWitt Wallace-Reader’s Digest Fund Elizabeth Reeves ’32 & JC ’35* Ruth R. Richardson ’36* Betty Lou Roberts ’36* Rebecca Roberts & Evan Roberts ’88 B. H. Sellers Pat Semura & Jack Semura Tricia Workman Sims ’74 & Ken Sims Rhoda Stephenson* Leigh Stephenson-Kuhn & Family Molly Stults, Bud Stults & Family Margaret Swanson* Pat Timberlake & Family Helen M. Van De Water ’22* Louise Savier Washburn* Ted Welsh Dolores Winningstad & Norm Winningstad* Harriet Banfield Workman* Leslie Workman & Mark Workman ’69


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BEQUEST TO THE SCHOOL Betty B. Allen* Jane Mount Ammerman ’35* & Leland Ammerman* Grant Armstrong* & Elbertine Adams Armstrong ’25* Betty Chew & Norman Chew* Nancy C. Chipman ’26* Mary Helen Spaulding Clair ’19* Ellen Thielsen DeWitt* Eleanor Dolf ’20* Dorothy B. Foote* Guin Hall ’38* Geraldine A. Kirby French ’27* Charlotte Ohle 1899* Doris Lincoln Trepp ’36* & Martin Trepp* Bettybell Tubbs Watzek ’33*

OES TO BE A BENEFICIARY THROUGH PLANNED GIFT VEHICLES Anonymous (11) Tony Adams Pam Boston & The Rev. James Boston Kathy Brault & Jean Brault

Audra Braun ’41 Sharon Cade & Joe Cade Kristin Collins Jo de Bruin Nancy Draper & Philip Draper Julie Drinkward & Wayne Drinkward Jeannette Christensen Eaton ’39* & Family Susan Emmons Ella Essieh & Matt Essieh Amy Fields ’62 William Findlay Michelle Fitzhenry & Jim Fitzhenry Mary Foltz & Craig Foltz Julie Frantz & Craig Murphy Jenny Gentry ’85 & Randy Kenyon Nanette Moore Gerba ’36 & Steven Gerba Julie Hallenbeck & Carla Heckrodt Susan Halton Jeri Haskins & Sandy Haskins Barbara Herbold & Jim Herbold Ann Highet ’82 Elizabeth Highet ’86 Sherrie Holliday & Bruce Holliday James Hutchison Marion Janney & Gordon Janney Sue Jensen Janelle Johnson Jimerson ’76 & Lee Jimerson Betsy Johnson ’69 & John Helm Katherine Karafotias ’66 Pat Karamanos Susie Kasper ’65 Harriett Kazzimir Sean Kuni ’81 Patti Kuni & Wayne Kuni*

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Caroline Litzenberger Sandy Manson & Malcolm Manson Sylvia Rawlinson Mathews ’55 & John Mathews Patricia Simmons Maulbetsch ’41 & Jean Maulbetsch Mignon Mazique & Jim Rue Mary McCarter & Jim McCarter Katherine McCoy Libby Merwin & Miles Merwin Heather Bokemeier Michet ’74 Anne Munro & Dave Munro Sue Nicol & Scott Nicol Jeanne Pace & David Pace Lynn Paff & Lou Paff June Dunbar Phillips ’51 & John Phillips Linda Pope & Gary Pope Elenora Purdy & Ellsworth Purdy Debbie Rischitelli & Gary Rischitelli Geraldine Hanny Sargent ’35 & Howard Sargent* Jill Stanford ’57 Carolyn Stanley & Nick Stanley ’83 Lani Thornton Michelle Trumbo & Peter Trumbo Fran von Schlegell & John von Schlegell Rebecca Williams & Allen Williams Christina Workman ’02 Jennifer Workman-Burkett ’00 & Kyle Burkett Betty Jo Wright Susan Yamanaka & Masatoshi Yamanaka * Deceased

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ANNUAL GIVING TO OES Tuition covers only a portion of the cost of educating our students. The remainder is bridged by income from auxiliary programs, revenue from endowment investments, the auction, and the OES Fund. This model is similar to the business model of all independent schools that are sustained by the good works and charitable resources of the community they serve. Annual Giving supports the people and programs that make OES so special, including talented teachers, small classes, and exceptional offerings in every aspect of a student’s education.

OES FUND CHAIR ELIZABETH GEWECKE This year’s OES Fund surpassed our goal, due in no small part to the dedication and enthusiasm of our OES Fund volunteer team. Volunteers participated in phonathons, wrote personal notes, made thank-you telephone calls, hosted coffees, and answered countless questions on behalf of the school’s annual giving program. Many thanks to our volunteers and to the more than 800 people who donated to the OES Fund this year!

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DONOR SPOTLIGHT GERALDINE HANNY SARGENT ’35 According to our school records, Geraldine Hanny Sargent ’35 started making an annual gift to the School in 1968 with a donation of $5. It was a modest gift, but it was the beginning of a personal tradition. Since then, she has given almost every year, and sometimes she has donated twice a year, with her contributions gradually increasing to $3,000 annually. Geraldine has also provided for OES through her estate plans, ensuring that her legacy of generosity endures. Consistent annual giving from loyal alumnae/i such as Geraldine has helped OES provide for students in good economic times and in more difficult times.


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LEADERSHIP DONORS OES would like to extend a special thank you to the following donors for their generous total philanthropic support during the 2011-12 fiscal year.

$100,000 AND ABOVE

$10,000-$24,999

Anonymous Elinor Highet & Ron Highet The Estate of Elizabeth Reeves SHH ’32 & JC ’34 Molly Stults, Bud Stults & Family

Anonymous Missy Bechen & Peter Bechen Julie Drinkward & Wayne Drinkward Elizabeth Gewecke & Thomas Gewecke Sarah Inskeep Estelle Kelley ’78 Banthoon Lamsam & Usa Lamsam Rico McIver & Malcolm McIver ’82 Alicia Morissette & Don Morissette Deb Pajor & Scott Pajor Sharon Richardson & Clent Richardson ’79 Rebecca Roberts & Evan Roberts ’88 Patricia Trunzo & Tony Trunzo Catherine Willmott & David Willmott Karen Winchester-Arlow & Allan Arlow

$25,000-$99,999 Kristin Collins Truman Collins The Gerald and Susan Schwalbach Foundation Pam Grant & Steve Grant Elizabeth Highet ’86 The Estate of Margaret Johnson Hanson ’27 Tamara Selfridge Musser ’74 & Peter Musser Debra Platt & Jay Platt Leslie Spencer & Jim Huffman

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OES FUND We are grateful to everyone in the OES community whose philanthropy supports the mission of the School and helps place OES among the finest Pre-K through 12 schools in the Pacific Northwest. The following individuals and organizations made unrestricted gifts to the OES Fund at the level indicated between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012.

THE 1869 SOCIETY

ST. HELEN’S HALL CIRCLE

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE

Named in honor of the year in which the School was founded, The 1869 Society recognizes the leadership of donors who contribute $1,869 or more to the OES Fund during the fiscal year.

Gifts of $5,000 plus

Gifts of $1,869 plus

Anonymous (2) Yu-Ting Chang & Ju-Kai Lai Julie Drinkward & Wayne Drinkward Diane Engelhard Jones & Randy Jones Elizabeth Gewecke & Thomas Gewecke Barbara Hochgesang & Mark Hochgesang Donna Knight & Travis Knight Monique Matheson & Kate Lieber Alicia Morissette & Don Morissette Deb Pajor & Scott Pajor Jana Reddoch & Steve Spindel The Rosch Families Cornie Stevens & Bill Stevens Patricia Trunzo & Tony Trunzo Michelle Tubbs & Warren Tubbs

Prabha Ananthanarayana & Shankar Viswanathan Erica Andree & Mark Little Polly Bass & Kirk Bass Kim Bissell & Dan Bissell Cindy Buker & Paul Buker Nancy Campbell & Ralph Campbell Diane Carter & Chris Carter Juliet Ching & Jerome Schiller Bob Colleran Elsa Colleran Maribeth Collins Mo Copeland & Chris Copeland Allison Dominic & Jordan Dominic Kathy Drinkward & Bill Drinkward ’85 Renee Eaton & Mark Eaton Bronwen Edwards-Denney Hillary Day Ehrlich & Paul Ehrlich Leyan Fernandes-Schweinfurth & Ralph Schweinfurth Cathy Filgas & Shoaib Tareen Michelle Fitzhenry & Jim Fitzhenry Karen Fox & Tom Fox Christi Goodman & Mark Goodman Jane Graybeal & Ron Graybeal Holly Hady & Frank Hady Jan Halsey & Dave Halsey Marla Hanley & The Rt. Reverend Michael Hanley Nan Hanson & Declan O’Hare Ann Highet ’82 Jane Howell Xiaoyan Huang & Jingke Li

BENEFACTORS Gifts of $25,000 plus

Elinor Highet & Ron Highet Elizabeth Highet ’86 The Gerald and Susan Schwalbach Foundation

SUSTAINING DONORS Gifts of $15,000 plus

Kristin Collins Truman Collins Pam Grant & Steve Grant Sarah Inskeep Leslie Spencer & Jim Huffman

BELLTOWER CIRCLE Gifts of $10,000 plus

Anonymous Missy Bechen & Peter Bechen Estelle Kelley ’78 Banthoon Lamsam & Usa Lamsam Tamara Selfridge Musser ’74 & Peter Musser Catherine Willmott & David Willmott Karen Winchester-Arlow & Allan Arlow 14

PATRONS (A gift at this level “bridges the tuition gap.”) Gifts of $3,738 plus

Moira Buckley & Mike Buckley Susan Dussault & Mark Seneker Lois Duvall Stephanie Kjar & Adam Roth Louisa Spencer Kysa Vassily & Kevin Vassily

Kim Jensen & Ron Benton Susan Jones & Bill Jones Suzanne Jones & Paul Jones Lisa Kellogg & Jordi Kellogg Carey Killian & Lance Killian ’89 Betty Kim & Edsel Kim Sandra Kitaoka & Edward Kitaoka Cathy Kubik & Scott Hendrickson Bindu Lalitha & Dhananjay Keskar K.C. Landauer & Mark Landauer Carrie Lawliss & Brad Lawliss Grace Lee & Chung Lee Hun Lee & Don Lee Sally LeFeber & Bob LeFeber Janet Healey Leon & Jeff Leon Jon Liss C. Allen Logan & Doug Logan ’05 Susan Lowell & James Lowell Alka MacLennan & David MacLennan Courtney MacMillan & Terry MacMillan Anne Mastalir & Mark Mastalir Ali McClaskey & Tod McClaskey Marilyn McIver Amy McVee & Mark McVee Karen Meenan & Richard Meenan Seema Miller & Geoff Miller Patricia Miron & Diego Miron Diane Morgan & Greg Morgan Agi Mottern & Scott Mottern Jennifer Murray & Jeff Murray Becky Obletz & Doug Obletz The Estate of Dennis O’Leary Kara Oringdulph-Hale & George Hale Lynne Parker & Jim Savino


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Sandy Patrick & Shawn Patrick Mary Perry & Tim Perry Jennifer Person & James Jackson Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Sheryl Pringle Elenora Purdy & Ellsworth Purdy Ellen Recko & Michael Goldsmith Julie Reekie & Ian Reekie Beth Reinders & James Reinders Sharon Richardson & Clent Richardson ’79 Debbie Rischitelli & Gary Rischitelli Rebecca Roberts & Evan Roberts ’88 Jaime Sales & Rafe Sales Geraldine Hanny Sargent ’35 Mari Schwalbach & Nate Schwalbach Rhonda Schwartz & Steve Slovic Wendy Scott & Peter Scott Lucy Shanno & George Shanno Susie Sheldon & Dan Sheldon Jenny Shiley & Sam Shiley Tricia Sipowicz & Steven Sipowicz Polly Spencer & Jim Spencer Ann Stout & Tim Stout Connie Sullivan & Steve Lovett Tiffany Talbott & Nick Talbott Kim Tong & Qing Wei Julie Tsai & Curtis Tsai Susan Urzaa & Juan Urzaa Diane Wagner & Danton Wagner Wendy Watson & Randy Watson Amy White & Christopher White Traci Williams & Scott Williams Elizabeth Wood-Hull & L.D. Wood-Hull

MARY RODNEY CIRCLE Gifts of 1,000 to $1,868

Anonymous Heather Bratt & Jason Bratt Josie Cheng & Raymond Cheng Randa Cleaves & Jonathan Abramson Kendall Crosby & Andrew Crosby Trina Denson & Charlie Denson Laura Donegan Matt Donegan Hiromi Elleman & Dan Elleman Annie English & Woody English Chris Feves & Mike Feves Jenny Finley & Paul Finley Marcia Freed & Martin Schwartz Jennifer Gabrielson & Eric Gabrielson Mary Lou Green & Trent Green Kay Hardin & Dennis Hardin Andrea Herzka & Josh Schindler Will Ilcisin & Kevin Ilcisin Lisa Jensen Casalino & John Casalino Jan Johnson & Rick Johnson Alice Kemball & Mark Kemball Joan Kuni Sean Kuni ’81 Pat Landye & Tom Landye Elisabeth Lyon & Peter Lyon Melanie Magee & Ed Magee Katherine McDowell & Kenneth Lerner HwangShil NamGung & MinGeun Lee Nina Pascua & Ty Noimany

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Barbara Pearson & Conrad Pearson Barbara Ports & Michael Moser Laurie Price & Vince Price Amy Regan & Jay Regan Savi Sharma & Rajiv Sharma Maggie Solti & Imre Solti Carolyn Stanley & Nick Stanley ’83 Kristen Stein & Kevin Stein Jo Su & Ed Frank Georgia Thomas ’14 Sandy Wang ’75

BISHOP DAGWELL CIRCLE Gifts of $500 to $999

Anonymous (2) Angela Au & Ying-Hao Au Lucy Barrett & John Barrett Pamela Cornell Bless ’83 & Michael Bless Susan Bock & Charles Bock SooLynn Chang & Tabon Chang Wendy Collie & Frank Collie Kristen Conwell & Bill Conwell Jennifer Craig & Phillip Craig Kimberly Crouch & Steve Brown Lisa Cutler-Stamm & Jeff Cutler-Stamm Sally Drinkward & Cecil Drinkward Janet Duffie & C.R. Duffie ’71 Jen Edman & Jim Chan Ranya Edupuganti & Sriram Edupuganti Chloe Elliott & Jordan Elliott ’97 Moe Elliott & Lou Elliott Mary Elliott & Mark Friedman

Ruth Fischer-Wright & Craig Wright Suzanne Franks & Arnold Franks Mary Fugate & Frank Fugate Jeanine Fukuda & Kevin Walkush Emily Gallagher & Luke Gallagher April Gilster & Jason Gilster Chris Gong & Mitch Tracy Donna Green & Paul Green Sarah Grewe & Scott Grewe Sybil Grissom & Robert Grissom Molly Harris & Chip Harris Nellie Hester & Eric Hester Libby Hill & Win Hill Ruth Hiraki & Gary Hiraki Juliet Hochman & Stephen Hochman Eden Hopkins & Mark Ashton ’91

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Bishop Dagwell Circle, continued

Debbie Horgan & Tom Horgan Jan Huston & Jim Huston Kathy Reynolds Janssen ’71 & Larry Janssen David Johnson Paige Parker Johnson ’84 & Jeff Johnson Lynne Johnston & Craig Johnston Jean Jones & Ken Jones Teresa Jones & Marty Jones Nancy Keates & David Siker Janet Keeney & Scott Keeney Stephanie Knight & John Knight Betty Kobos & Adam Kobos ’91 Anitha Krishnan & Krishnan Palaniswami Divya Kumar & Ajay Kumar Jane Langley & Steve Langley Diana Lavery & Dan Lavery Kathy Layendecker & Glenn Layendecker Betsy Leonard & Brian Leonard Gilda Lorensen Liz Lund & Jim Lund Jan Massaro & Peter Massaro Marilyn McGuire & Tim McGuire Jessica McVay & John Trojanowicz Bina Mehta & Ray Moreno Madeleine Menashe & Jack Menashe Ruth Metcalf & Chris Metcalf Laura Milne & Paul Milne Eileen Moriwaki & Mike Ninkovich Donna Morrow Heidi Nelson & Don Comer Cheryl Nenow & Mark Nenow 16

Karen Norgaard & Steve Norgaard Darcy Orin & José Juarez Nancy Perrin & Bert Smith Kerry Pioske & Mark Crislip Namrata Ragade & Jag Ragade Nicola Rotberg & Robert Cloutier Joanne Rudoff & John Rudoff Barbara Russell & Thor Bresemann Julie Schlendorf & John Schlendorf Charlotte Sheldon Julie Sheppard & Brett Sheppard Joyce Shin & Dae-Soo Choi Deborah Stevenson & Robert Stevenson Sharon Stillwell & Paul Stillwell Melissa Thomas & Steve Thomas Carol Timm & Geoff Owen Cheri Tolar & Terry Tolar Sharon Toncray & Dave Hasson Lee Diane Collins Vest ’67 Shuhua Wei & Jianhua Ni Claudine Wilson & Geoff Wilson Connie Young & Sid Young Joan Young

CORNERSTONE CIRCLE Gifts of $1 to $499

Anonymous (8) Michele Ackerman & Doug Ackerman Colleen Acres & William Rabiega Charley Adams Mark Adams Ayden Adler ’88 Rehana Ahmad & Aftab Ahmad

Mary Serruys Alfonte ’43 Stacy Allison & David Shute Emma Amerson & Herbert Amerson Raymond Anderson Sohee Anderson & Scott Anderson Nikole Andrews & Jason Andrews Tammy Armstrong & Mike Armstrong Andrea Arnot & Steve Arnot Mary Asaph & James Asaph Judy Asbury & Greg Asbury Jan Atwill & Larry Reichman Jim Atwood Rhonda Atwood Sarah Bagby Susan Bagby & Grover Bagby Nive Filipo Bailey ’88 & Tim Bailey Mary Ellen Baker & Jeff Baker Jen Bash & Deri Bash Betsy Parker Belles ’44 Robby Benton ’14 Roger Benton Nina Lew Bergquam ’88 & Eric Bergquam Libby Hoagland Berridge & Tom Berridge Shanda Bhasker & Narjala Bhasker David Blackall Jackie Blake & Russ Blake Linda Blaskowsky & Rob Blaskowsky Christian Boatsman ’83 Maureen Bolton & Rob Bolton Linda Bonder & Dave Garten

Tom Boon ’69 Dawn Boorse & Howard Boorse Robin Bowerfind & Bill Bowerfind Carmen Boyle & Tom Boyle Kathy Brault & Jean Brault Bonnie Brennan & Steve Brennan Deborah Bridgnell & Neal Bridgnell Karoline Brock & Mitch Brock Lori Brown Trish Brown & Cleve Abbe Robert Bryant Diana Beebe Buchanan ’66 & Bryce Buchanan Natasha Busick Elizabeth Button & Morris Button Denise Carsman & Howard Carsman Carole Cassio Rosa Castañeda & Manuel Castañeda Charyl Cathey & Joe Ceniceros Alexander Chabert ’13 Lisa Chabert & Stanley Chabert Hannah Chandler & Tracy Arensberg Renee Chang & Dennis Chang Joseph Charlone Sophie Chen ’15 Trina Chen Shirley Chin & Lyman Chin Linda Chun & Collier Chun Brinton Clark ’88 & Craig Hubbard Melanie Clark & Dan Clark Myra Clark & Corbet Clark Jennifer Cleveland & Stewart Stout


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Sarah Cleveland & Ron Narode Bhradde Schmand Collins ’49 Nancy Collins & Bill Collins Cheryl Connall & Tim Connall Mercedes Corey & Jeremy Corey Scott Corris George Critchlow ’67 Laurie Crossman & Gary Crossman Gloria Spencer Crowson ’49 & Don Crowson Bevin Daglen & Michael Daglen Maureen D’Agostino & Anthony D’Agostino Barry Daigle ’80 Eric Dams Tessa Daniel

Ari Sternberg & Mary Darin Alice Harrington Davino ’59 & Frederick Davino Coleen Davis & Scott Davis Yvonne de Potter Scott Alex de Weese ’93 Kuniko de Weese Diane DeAutremont & Dan DeAutremont Sue Decker & Steve Decker Lisa DeGrace Sunita Deshmukh & Ujwal Shinde Stephanie Detjens & John Detjens Munira Doctor & Taizoon Doctor Kristin Doenecke & Scott Doenecke ’84 Barbara Doody & Alan Doody

Cynthia Doran Carla Dorsey & William Dorsey Raju Doshi & Ashesh Doshi Nancy Doulis & Tom Doulis Mitchell Drake Nancy Drebes & Larry Drebes Alyce Drescher & David Drescher Caroline Dye ’67 Marty Eastman-Brown & Gary Eastman-Brown Gabriel Edge Mary Orr Edson ’48 & Wallace Edson Lynn Ellwood & Sutherland Ellwood Drew Erensel ’73 Lauren Erickson

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The Fakih Family and Friends Fran Fell & Sam Fell Susan Felstiner & Paul Felstiner Drue Fergison ’81 & Ralph Zerbe Julie Fiene-Yeager & Fabian Yeager Karen Fink & Richard Fink Camille Fischer Ruth Fisher Brooke Fitzgerald & Nathan Fasold Zoe Foster & Charles Foster Kathy Francis & Pete Francis Elizabeth Arnreiter Franklin ’41 Pat Freeman & John Freeman Sara Fromme & Eric Fromme

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Nancy Murphy-Chapman & Richard Chapman Laura Smoyer & Chris Myers Jackie Myers & Pete Myers Tina Napetian & Allen Napetian Kathy Narramore & Craig Ryan Brigitte Neigut & Brian Neigut Peggy Smith Newhall ’36 Natalie Giustina Newlove ’65 & Robin Newlove Ngan-Lien Nguyen & Kinh Pham Perlida Nguyen & Tu To Tuan Nguyen & Samu Talkarri Margie Nielsen & Dave Immel Phyllis Nielsen & Charles Nielsen Sandy Norcross & Steve Norcross Susan Nordstrom & Rudy Mijo Ashleigh Asaph O’Brien ’90 & Edward O’Brien Cathy O’Brien & Jack O’Brien Lynn Ogden & Ralph Weary Michelle Ogden & Cameron Ogden Cathrine Olander & Stefan Olander Janice Olson & Sam George Diane Orme & Ron Orme Holly Orr & Rob Orr Terry Osborne & Peter Osborne Chris O’Toole & John O’Toole Andrea Overbeck & Darrell Overbeck Paula Overbeck Tucker Page ’04 Kelly Palmedo & Chris Palmedo Georgette Pan & Joe Weiss Jeannine Pappin

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Judy Passalaqua & Jay Passalaqua Jacquelyn Pawela-Crew & Bill Crew Katrina Perry & Steve Freer Helene Pihl Eileen Pilkenton & Mark Pilkenton Cindy Plummer & Karl Plummer Gigi Polk & Orlando Polk Ula Polsky & Phil Polsky ’90 Linda Pope & Gary Pope Claudia Porter & Harry Porter Carol Powers & Frank Powers Ruchi Prakash & Manish Mehta Becky Pratt & Lauran Pratt Mariniah Prendergast & Todd Prendergast Jerry Purvis Carolyn Quinn & Chris Quinn Greer Rabiega ’99 Mara Rabin & Kevin Shilling ’86 Marge Ragland & Gene Ragland Michelle Rajotte & Mark Rajotte Stephanie Rankin Randi Ray & Jared Ray Sarah Bechen Raymond ’91 & Kevin Raymond Amanda Reveno & Eric Reveno Becky Reynolds ’67 & Jerry Hearn Chris Reynolds & Chuck Reynolds ’69 Amy Rheingans & Thomas Rheingans Galena Kline Rhoades ’96 Julie Robison & Scott Robison Sarah Ross-Bailly & Devin Bailly Andrea Rosselle & David Goodwin

Kathleen Rottiers & Russ Rottiers Natasha Ellis Ruess ’86 & Brian Ruess Margaret Rusmore & Scott Bogue ’70 Anne Russell Susan Russell & Scott Russell Sonia Sachdev & Eric Walters Lynne Sadler & Dick Sadler Alison Sakamoto & Paul Ruesch Cat Samson & Stephen Gindling Simrat Sanghera & P. S. Kohli Asha Sathyaraj & VJ Sathyaraj Chris Bradley Scally ’62 Linda Schatzel Debby Schauffler Robin Schauffler & Peter Samson Janet Schilling Pru Schuler Osa Arnold Schultz ’74 & Ric Schultz Mary Schunk & Jack Schunk Bobbie Schweinfurth & Ralph Schweinfurth Mary Seabright & Mark Seabright Karen Seder & Phil Seder Gail Seidel-O’Gorman Ann Selberg & Mack Selberg Maxine Selberg Nora Semonsen & Kevin Semonsen Janice Shainsky & Mike Shainsky Sam Shainsky ’07 Zachary Shainsky ’11 Lori Shelby Colleen Shoemaker & Jay Shoemaker

Bev Shue & John Shue Julie Sikkink Lee & Daniel Lee Sheila Silver & Ron Silver Cornie Sims & Herb Sims Margaret Sipple & Peter Sipple Janice Slonecker Berman & Brad Berman Carol Smith & David Silverman Missy Smith & Tami Cayton Pat Smith Anne Marie Snyder Joan Snyder & Phil VanderWeele Marta Somogyi-Mann & Lehel Somogyi Lasa Sophonpanich ’99 Ed Sotka Marcia Sparling & Michael Coppock Clyt’e Speidel & Paul Keown Paula Spooner & Terry Hansen Suzanne Clark & Jeffrey Sprague Frey Stearns & Doug Stearns Wendy Steele & Adam Steele Mary Steinberg & Lance Steinberg ’88 Karen Steingart Pam Stendahl Hope Stevens Lillian Eaton Stewart ’65 & Allen Stewart Shelley Stoffer & Fred Stoffer Phyllis Stott Eunice Stout Bobbi Torango Sullivan ’62 & Ken Sullivan Keri Sullivan & Dennis Sullivan Ann Sulzer & Teddy Keizer


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Paula Sutton & Mike Chapman Dawn Swanson & Chuck Swanson Dottie Swanson & Bud Swanson Margaret Synan-Russell & Lanning Russell Kara Tambellini & John McConnell Salina Tang & James Wong Mary Tarbox & Bruce Tarbox Lynn Terwilliger & Terry Farrell Nancy Teskey & Mike Teskey Colesie Tharp & Peter Buonincontro Debra Thomas & Andy Thomas Chris Thompson Nandini Tiruvallur & K7 Tiruvallur Svetlana Tolochko-Carney & Patrick Carney

Barbara Toncray & Jim Toncray Becky Tooley & Day Tooley Helen Kirschner Townes ’85 & John Townes Carlene Traverso & Andy Traverso Sabrina Trembley & John Trembley Elizabeth Tsao & Robert Tsao Karen Van Hatcher & Kris Van Hatcher ’70 Artie Russell Veira ’87 Nick Veroske Jon von Behren Marilyn von Bergen & Mark von Bergen Ann von Ofenheim

Jacqueline Vuky Patty Walhood & Dale Walhood Gisela Walitzki & Hans Walitzki Sharon Waller Deb Walsh & Ben Walsh Laura Wang & Michael Li Marge Benedict & Art Ward Alaine Warfield & Mike Warfield Frances Watzek Warren ’33* Theresa Webster ’87 Shelley Weiller Valerie Weiss & Gavin Button Robin Weitzer & Philip McCarty Elaine Wells Anne Weston Marilee Wetten & John Wetten

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Kathrine Springman & Tom Wheelock Nancy Whitehead & Gordon Whitehead Gwen Whitmore & Doug Whitmore Ryan Wickenberg Dede Honeyman Wilhelm ’44 Judy Wilkinson & John Wilkinson Alysa Williams & Rob Waters Nick Williams Rebecca Williams & Allen Williams Leslie Wilson & Akira Ueno Khin Win & Maung Myint Lea Winter & Jerry Winter Martin Winter ’12 Tara Sorensen Witt ’92 & Troy Witt Jinny Euwer Wolff ’55 Lisa Dobbin Wong ’79 & Patrick Wong Deanne Woodring & Erik Otterholt Kate Wray & Tom Wray Betty Wright Kar-Yee Wu ’90 Bette Yada & Mike Loy Yvonne Yamanaka ’04 Jennifer Young & Rich Young Nancy Woodworth Young ’75 & Randy Young Yao Yuan & Kevin Zhang Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek Jin Zhang & Feng Chen Michelle Zhao Ann Zukauskas *Deceased

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ANNUAL GIVING, RESTRICTED We are grateful to everyone in the OES community whose philanthropy supports the mission of the School and helps place OES among the finest Pre-K through 12 schools in the Pacific Northwest. The following individuals and organizations made gifts designated to special purposes between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012.

AASK The AASK (Aardvarks Advocating Skills and Knowledge) program at OES provides an important service to our community, while being a key element in fulfilling the school’s mission to educate students to realize their power for good. The partnership with Beaverton School District is carried out specifically with Whitford Middle School with a focus on school-year tutoring and a summer literacy-based day camp. AASK makes a critical difference in the lives of students who are English Language Learners from low-income families at Whitford and has a profound impact on the OES students who serve as tutors.

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AASK AASK, which stands for Aardvarks Advocating Skills and Knowledge, receives funding from the OES Auction, from foundations and from individual donors.

Anonymous Carilyn Alexander & Dick Alexander* Alison Asarnow ’00 & Benjamin Foote Sam Asarnow ’04 Jan Atwill & Larry Reichman Susan Baillet & Herman Asarnow Alice Bergman & Ralph Cohen Margaret Stevens Blake ’77 & Larry Blake Bonnie Brennan & Steve Brennan Robert Bryant Irene Calder & Bruce Berkoff Meg Clark ’04 Myra Clark & Corbet Clark Randa Cleaves & Jonathan Abramson Julia Cohen ’08 Kristin Collins Truman Collins Mo Copeland & Chris Copeland Karen Cunningham & Howard Cunningham Lisa DeGrace Elizabeth DeRham ’00 Cynthia Doran Pam Dreisin & Bob Dreisin Kathy Drinkward & Bill Drinkward ’85 Susan Dussault & Mark Seneker Ranya Edupuganti & Sriram Edupuganti Chloe Elliott & Jordan Elliott ’97 Elaine Elliott & Mark Elliott Elizabeth Gewecke & Thomas Gewecke

Claire Gilbert & Bruce Gilbert Sidney Gold Nancy Gray & Bob Gray Sopha Hang Steven Hashiguchi Brenda Henderson Carol Hibbs & Jim Hibbs Peggy Hill Noto & Ingolf Noto Barbara Hochgesang & Mark Hochgesang Christopher Hochgesang ’11 Hoover Family Foundation Ralph Hull Foundation Sibyl Jarrett Madeleine Jennings Julia Jensen & Charles Jensen Teresa Jones & Marty Jones Pam Judge & Robert Judge Margarett Kahl Harriett Kazzimir Estelle Kelley ’78 Alice Kemball & Mark Kemball Sally LeFeber & Bob LeFeber Carlene Lenard & Chuck Lenard Teresa Jones & Marty Jones Ryoji Matsuzaki ’06 Suzanne McNulty Ruth Metcalf & Chris Metcalf Leonard F. Milgate Trust Sandy Norcross & Steve Norcross Cathy O’Brien & Jack O’Brien Deb Pajor & Scott Pajor Jennifer Person & James Jackson Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Rebecca Roberts & Evan Roberts ’88 Robin Schauffler & Peter Samson

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KRIS VAN HATCHER ’70 Kris Van Hatcher ’70 was presented with the Oregon Athletic Directors Association’s 2012 Jim Rotramel Lifetime Achievement Award. He received the honor at the association conference in Sunriver for his many years of service to athletics in Oregon. This year, OES received gifts designated for “Hatch,” as well as Upper School Athletics and the lacrosse program.

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AUCTION CHAIR REBECCA ROBERTS Aardy’s Big Gig treated close to 400 people to an energy-packed rock festival and auction in March. Chaired by Rebecca (pictured here with her husband, Evan ’88), the event featured a silent auction, dinner and live auction where even Elvis made an appearance. The evening’s special appeal highlighted how the OES journey from Lower School through Upper School leads students to fulfillment of their dreams and aspirations.

Austin Schock ’09 Michael Schock Osa Arnold Schultz ’74 & Ric Schultz Mary Schunk & Jack Schunk Alice Simpson & John Hammond Tricia Sipowicz & Steven Sipowicz Kimberly Smith & Nathan Smith Joan Snyder & Phil VanderWeele Jody Sprando & Mark Sprando St. John the Baptist Carolyn Stanley & Nick Stanley ’83 Cornie Stevens & Bill Stevens Herbert Templeton Foundation Ivy Timpe & Ronald Timpe Kysa Vassily & Kevin Vassily Heike von der Heyden & Eric von der Heyden Gisela Walitzki & Hans Walitzki Elizabeth Weiss & Adam Hewitt ’01 Lea Winter & Jerry Winter Elizabeth Wood-Hull & L.D. Wood-Hull Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek

AUCTION The OES Auction is held every spring. Proceeds help support faculty professional growth and development, the AASK (Aardvarks Advocate Skills and Knowledge) program, and other special projects that enhance our campus and the everyday experience for all OES students.

AUCTION SPONSORS Auction sponsors have contributed a cash gift or an item of significant value.

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Atlas Electrical Contractors, Inc. Polly Bass & Kirk Bass Missy Bechen & Peter Bechen Megan Bingham & Bing Bingham ’81 Maja Hrbek & Brian Bogatin Bon Appetit Brasada Ranch Heather Bratt & Jason Bratt Moira Buckley & Mike Buckley Yun Chang Joseph Charlone Randa Cleaves & Jonathan Abramson Bob Colleran Commerce Investment, Inc. Mo Copeland & Chris Copeland Mercedes Corey & Jeremy Corey Jennifer Craig & Phillip Craig Trina Denson & Charlie Denson Dove Lewis Susan Dussault & Mark Seneker Hillary Day Ehrlich & Paul Ehrlich Chloe Elliott & Jordan Elliott ’97 Rich Ellis Diane Engelhard Jones & Randy Jones Jim Etzel First Republic Bank Nicole Flinterman-Rogers & Gerry Rogers Floor Solutions, LLC Rashad Floyd Karen Fox & Tom Fox Jennifer Gabrielson & Eric Gabrielson Garvey Schubert Barer Kristina Geary & Frank Geary David Giff Chris Gong & Mitch Tracy Pam Grant & Steve Grant Susie Gundle & John Gundle


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Sharon Hajny & Bob Hajny Emily Pritchard & Scott Hardister Peggy Harris & Tige Harris Judy Hawkins & Sam Hawkins Hawks Cay Resort Huntington Hill Vineyards Jan Johnson & Rick Johnson Mercedes Johnston & Andy Johnston Teresa Jones & Marty Jones Tammy Justus & David Wilkinson Estelle Kelley ’78 Alice Kemball & Mark Kemball Penny Knight & Philip Knight Sally Kolbe & Gene Kolbe Michelle Kraft & Ken Kraft Kathy Layendecker & Glenn Layendecker Sally LeFeber & Bob LeFeber Linda Hill & David Lowell Monique Matheson & Kate Lieber Courtney MacMillan & Terry MacMillan Chris Marsh Rico McIver & Malcolm McIver ’82 Amy McVee & Mark McVee Ron Morgan Alicia Morissette & Don Morissette Tina Napetian & Allen Napetian Occasions Fine Gifts Lynn Ogden & Ralph Weary Deb Pajor & Scott Pajor Katharine Sammons ’79 & Steve Pinger Pro DJ’s The Puakea Ranch Sharon Richardson & Clent Richardson ’79 Rebecca Roberts & Evan Roberts ’88 Jaime Sales & Rafe Sales Mari Schwalbach & Nate Schwalbach Susie Sheldon & Dan Sheldon

Tricia Sipowicz & Steven Sipowicz Leslie Spencer & Jim Huffman SportsOne Inc. Sunset Imports Cheri Tolar & Terry Tolar Sabrina Trembley & John Trembley Patricia Trunzo & Tony Trunzo US Bank Jon von Behren Heike von der Heyden & Eric von der Heyden Anne Weston Kathrine Springman & Tom Wheelock Elizabeth Wood-Hull & L.D. Wood-Hull Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek

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AUCTION SPECIAL APPEAL Anonymous Erica Andree & Mark Little Andrea Arnot & Steve Arnot Jim Atwood Rhonda Atwood Polly Bass & Kirk Bass Missy Bechen & Peter Bechen Kim Bissell & Dan Bissell Linda Blakely Kristin Bloom & Randy Bloom Susan Bock & Charles Bock Robert Bryant Kristi Calagno & Frank Calagno Ann Carter & Tom Palmer

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Rosa Castañeda & Manuel Castañeda Josie Cheng & Raymond Cheng Emily Bechen Chessar ’98 & Ben Chessar ’95 Myra Clark & Corbet Clark Randa Cleaves & Jonathan Abramson Wendy Collie & Frank Collie Kristin Collins Truman Collins Kristen Conwell & Bill Conwell Mo Copeland & Chris Copeland Mercedes Corey & Jeremy Corey Jennifer Craig & Phillip Craig Allison Dominic & Jordan Dominic Matt Donegan Erin Drinkward & David Drinkward ’97 Julie Drinkward & Wayne Drinkward Kathleen Drinkward & Dan Drinkward ’95 Chloe Elliott & Jordan Elliott ’97 Moe Elliott & Lou Elliott Diane Engelhard Jones & Randy Jones Leyan Fernandes-Schweinfurth & Ralph Schweinfurth Julie Fiene-Yeager & Fabian Yeager 26

Jenny Finley & Paul Finley Michelle Fitzhenry & Jim Fitzhenry Shirley Fox & Chuck Gitomer Jennifer Gabrielson & Eric Gabrielson Kristina Geary & Frank Geary Karen Getz & John Getz Elizabeth Gewecke & Thomas Gewecke Lisa Goldberg & Yeng Chen Chris Gong & Mitch Tracy Yasodha Gopal & Todd Caulfield Pam Grant & Steve Grant Susie Gundle & John Gundle Jan Halsey & Dave Halsey Marla Hanley & The Rt. Reverend Michael Hanley Nan Hanson & Declan O’Hare Emily Pritchard & Scott Hardister Peggy Harris & Tige Harris Tricia Hasbrook & Bill Hasbrook Janet Healey Leon & Jeff Leon Elinor Highet & Ron Highet Elizabeth Highet ’86 Barbara Hochgesang & Mark Hochgesang

Jeanine Jackson & Porter Raper Kim Jacobson & Brent Jacobson Lisa Jensen Casalino & John Casalino Kim Jensen & Ron Benton Jan Johnson & Rick Johnson Lynne Johnston & Craig Johnston Teresa Jones & Marty Jones Alice Kemball & Mark Kemball Estelle Kelley ’78 Carey Killian & Lance Killian ’89 Betty Kim & Edsel Kim Dori King & Maurice King Sally Kolbe & Gene Kolbe Joan Kritschgau & Juergen Kritschgau Cathy Kubik & Scott Hendrickson Diana Lavery & Dan Lavery Carrie Lawliss & Brad Lawliss Kathy Layendecker & Glenn Layendecker Betsy Leonard & Brian Leonard Linda Hill & David Lowell Elisabeth Lyon & Peter Lyon Courtney MacMillan & Terry MacMillan Jan Massaro & Peter Massaro Monique Matheson & Kate Lieber Carol J. McCoog and Phillip McCoog Cindy McEnroe & Joe Coletto Rico McIver & Malcolm McIver ’82 Madeleine Menashe & Jack Menashe Bonnie Moorhead & John Moorhead Alicia Morissette & Don Morissette Regan Mornhinweg & Shanon Mornhinweg Laura Murphy & Kevin Murphy Chris O’Toole & John O’Toole Deb Pajor & Scott Pajor Lynne Parker & Jim Savino Ruchi Prakash & Manish Mehta Mariniah Prendergast & Todd Prendergast


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Laurie Price & Vince Price Sarah Bechen Raymond ’91 & Kevin Raymond Laurel Reilly & Norm Reilly Sharon Richardson & Clent Richardson ’79 Rebecca Roberts & Evan Roberts ’88 Nicola Rotberg & Robert Cloutier Jaime Sales & Rafe Sales Parul Saxena & Navin Saxena Mari Schwalbach & Nate Schwalbach Ann Selberg & Mack Selberg Lucy Shanno & George Shanno Victoria Shepersky & Ty Shepersky Jenny Shiley & Sam Shiley Tricia Sipowicz & Steven Sipowicz Leslie Spencer & Jim Huffman Kathrine Springman & Tom Wheelock Carolyn Stanley & Nick Stanley ’83 Sharon Stillwell & Paul Stillwell Connie Sullivan & Steve Lovett Dawn Swanson & Chuck Swanson Kate Swindell & Chris Swindell Melissa Thomas & Steve Thomas Felicia Thornton & Liam Thornton Patricia Trunzo & Tony Trunzo Michelle Tubbs & Warren Tubbs Jon von Behren Heike von der Heyden & Eric von der Heyden Anne Weston Catherine Willmott & David Willmott Lea Winter & Jerry Winter Elizabeth Wood-Hull & L.D. Wood-Hull

FINANCIAL AID Edward Batchelder Nathaniel Batchelder Renee Eaton & Mark Eaton Kristine Gebbie Scott Harris ’00 Rosa Hemphill & Del Hemphill Thuy Le Minsberg ’02 & Evan Minsberg Beneth Morrow & Lewis Morrow Jordan Ped ’10

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Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Susan Plimpton & David Plimpton Patsy Seeley & Miles Seeley Dao Sophonpanich ’97 Lasa Sophonpanich ’99 Abby Stevens Marie Stevens & Phil Stevens Becky Tooley & Day Tooley Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE Susan Palmiter & Mark Bajorek Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek

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FRIENDS OF THE OES LIBRARY (FOESL) Leslie Aaron & Stephen Aaron Cindi Marshall & Bill Marshall ’67 Cindy McEnroe & Joe Coletto Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek

HISTORY DEPARTMENT DISCRETIONARY FUND Northwestern University

LOWER SCHOOL BIRTHDAY BOOK FUND Emily Ackerman ’21 Ky Bissell ’19 Sylvie Bissell ’22 Grace Green ’20 Lily Green ’23 Christian Langley ’24 Alden McVay ’21 Ella Menashe ’19 Halle Sheldon ’24 John Stanley ’23 Luke Stanley ’21 Devan Thakkar ’21

LOWER SCHOOL DISCRETIONARY FUND Box Tops for Education - General Mills SW Oak Creek Homeowners Association

LOWER SCHOOL LEGOS Leslie Aaron & Stephen Aaron Mary-Ann Ward & Mike Ward

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SAMUEL S. JOHNSON SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Samuel S. Johnson Foundation

Leslie Aaron & Stephen Aaron

Karen Parker & Frank Parker C. Allen Logan & Doug Logan ’05

OES ENDOWMENT SCHOLARSHIP FUND

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

UPPER SCHOOL LIBRARY

Anonymous Charly Chambers ’11 Achala Chittor ’11 Avery Johnson ’11 Edward Johnston ’11 Kate Kahl ’11 Katie Layendecker ’11 Duncan Levear ’11 Amy Luong ’11 Naimat Merzaiee ’11 Tree Palmedo ’11 Laurie Rumker ’11 Ken Schiller ’11

Anne Richards & John Richards

Anonymous Mary Ellen Baker & Jeff Baker Jen Bash & Deri Bash Joanne Hong & Wallace Hong Marianne Johnson & Patrick Kennedy Johnette Kahl Stephen Kahl Lynn Nelson & Philip Nelson Karen Seder & Phil Seder Patti White & Ed White

WINTERIM FINANCIAL AID Jan Massaro & Peter Massaro Carrie McCoy Felicia Thornton & Liam Thornton

GIFTS IN KIND

Kenneth Brown Ty Connor Bryan Halter Debra Platt & Jay Platt Hong Zhou & Honglu Sun

Anonymous Mo Copeland & Chris Copeland Nancy Gray & Bob Gray Pam Judge & Robert Judge Rebecca Roberts & Evan Roberts ’88 Cheri Tolar & Terry Tolar Gisela Walitzki & Hans Walitzki Diane Carter & Chris Carter Mercedes Johnston & Andy Johnston Thelma Lowry & Darele Lowry Herb Park Mary-Ann Ward & Mike Ward

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ENDOWMENT GIFTS

Becky Obletz & Doug Obletz

JOANNA JENKINS MITCHELL HALL ’25 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FUND

UPPER SCHOOL DRAMA

The Estate of Frederick W. Mitchell III

PLATT GLOBAL CLASSROOM

Anonymous Melanie Clark & Dan Clark Barbara Hochgesang & Mark Hochgesang Jan Huston & Jim Huston Sally LeFeber & Bob LeFeber Laura Milne & Paul Milne Aya Tsuruta ’13

ELIZABETH REEVES & MARGARET REEVES YICK SCHOLARSHIP FUND

The Estate of Elizabeth Reeves ’32 & JC ’35 PATTY JEANNE SEMURA ENDOWMENT FUND

Carleen Kawamoto Kate Loggan & Warren Hirsch Merle Noguchi JAKE STULTS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

Heron Oaks Foundation John Holloran & Rick Rees Liz Lund & Jim Lund Libby Maynard & Olle Karlstrom Debby Schauffler Molly Stults, Bud Stults & Family

MARGARET JOHNSON HANSON SCHOLARSHIP

The Estate of Margaret Johnson Hanson ’27

*Deceased

THE ROBERTA ANGELINE HUGHES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Tamara Selfridge Musser ’74 & Peter Musser

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CORPORATIONS & FOUNDATIONS Every year OES receives financial support through a generous community of foundations, charitable trusts, and corporations.

CORPORATIONS

CORPORATE SPOTLIGHT THE ORIGINAL PANCAKE HOUSE OES is grateful for corporate partners who support the school through the auction, gifts-in-kind, and donations. The Original Pancake House, founded in 1953 by Les Highet and Erma Hueneke, is a secondand third-generation family business. Their recipes demand the finest of ingredients, and the menu features signature items such as Apple Pancakes, Dutch Babies and omelets. This year, the Highet family offered up an auction special—breakfast in PJs with Head of Lower School David Lowell.

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(W)here Inc. Atlas Electrical Contractors, Inc. Bay Flora Botanica for Fundraising Box Tops for Education - General Mills The Campbell Group, LLC Commerce Investment, Inc Congregation Neveh Shalom Episcopal Diocese of Oregon First Republic Bank Floor Solutions, LLC The Law Office of George E. Foote, P.C. Garden Home Thriftway Garvey Schubert Barer The Gastroenterology Endoscopy Center, Inc. Great Cheer (America) Inc. Hopworks Urban Brewery Huntington Hill Vineyards J.A. Atwood Corporation Martin Jones Films Northwestern University

Original Pancake House Orthopedics Northwest Pacific University Patrick Lumber Company Reekie Properties, LLC RESolutionsTECH Inc. Sesame Donuts, Inc. The Shutterbug, Inc. St. John the Baptist Stoel Rives, LLP Sunset Imports SW Oak Creek Homeowners Association Target US Bank Yeager Design, LLC


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MATCHING GIFTS

Anonymous Bechen Family Foundation Margaret Watt Edwards Foundation Fitzhenry Family Foundation Gaines Family Charitable Gift Fund Mark & Christi Goodman Charitable Fund of the Oregon Jewish Community Foundation Grissom Family Charitable Trust Herbert Templeton Foundation Heron Oaks Foundation Hoagland Family Foundation Ralph Hull Foundation Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Johnson Family Foundation Don W. Lee Family Foundation Leonard F. Milgate Trust Don Morissette Charitable Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation The Nichols Foundation, Inc. Orme Family Joint Trust Pajor Family Foundation Jay L. Platt Family Trust Susan B. Phillips and David C. Rumker Fund Samuel S. Johnson Foundation The Gerald and Susan Schwalbach Foundation Marcia Freed and Martin Schwartz Gift Fund Tikun Olam Fund Ronald E. and Ivy L. Timpe Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation Trunzo Family Charitable Gift Fund WHH Foundation

In 2011-12, OES received gifts matching volunteer hours and charitable gifts to the OES Fund, capital improvements, athletics, AASK, financial aid, the Platt Global Classroom, Legos, and discretionary uses across every school division. OES appreciates donors who use their employee matching gift benefit to support OES appeals. We celebrate the following companies that match charitable donations made by current and retired employees.

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Ameriprise Bank of America Intel Corp. Jensen Investment Management Kaiser Permanente Mentor Graphics Microsoft Corp. Nike, Inc. Patrick Lumber Company Prudential Insurance Company of America Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Oregon Symantec Corp. Tektronix Time Warner, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank

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TRIBUTES: IN HONOR The following donors made gifts in honor of, or in memory of, someone of significance in their lives. These gifts are especially meaningful contributions to the vitality and well-being of our school, supporting all endeavors that keep the OES mission thriving. In Honor of Marcotte Anderson ’93 & In Honor of Elisabeth Anderson ’96

Raymond Anderson In Honor of Natasha Busick

Ella Menashe ’19 In Honor of Gary Crossman & In Honor of Jordan Elliott ’97

C. Allen Logan & Doug Logan ’05 In Honor of Sam Gindling ’25

Cat Samson & Stephen Gindling In Honor of Matthew Hannah ’20

Jean Jones & Ken Jones In Honor of John Holloran

Northwestern University In Honor of Bill Lamb

MO COPELAND WITH HONORED RETIREES At the end of the school year, the OES community honored retiring faculty members Paula Spooner, Shelley Stoffer, Hope Stevens, and Bill Lamb, who collectively have served 110 years at OES.

Renee Eaton & Mark Eaton Kristine Gebbie Scott Harris ’00 Rosa Hemphill & Del Hemphill Thuy Le Minsberg ’02 & Evan Minsberg Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Lasa Sophonpanich ’99 Becky Tooley & Day Tooley Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek In Honor of Sue Larson

Claire Gilbert & Bruce Gilbert

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In Honor of Jane McDowell ’25

Kathy Francis & Pete Francis In Honor of Leah Metcalf ’10

Ruth Metcalf & Chris Metcalf In Honor of Ruth Narode ’13

Family Friend In Honor of Jacob Nenow ’23

Cheryl Nenow & Mark Nenow In Honor of Occupy Wall Street

Eli Lamb In Honor of the OES Development Office

Lisa DeGrace

In Honor of Hope Stevens

Edward Batchelder Nathaniel Batchelder Renee Eaton & Mark Eaton Rosa Hemphill & Del Hemphill Beneth Morrow & Lewis Morrow Jordan Ped ’10 Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Susan Plimpton & David Plimpton Patsy Seeley & Miles Seeley Dao Sophonpanich ’97 Lasa Sophonpanich ’99 Abby Stevens Marie Stevens & Phil Stevens Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek

In Honor of Shelley Stoffer

Claire Gilbert & Bruce Gilbert Susan Palmiter & Mark Bajorek Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek In Honor of Kris Van Hatcher ’70

Charly Chambers ’11 In Honor of Alex Veira ’22

Barbara Russell & Thor Bresemann In Honor of Megan Waller ’20

Sharon Waller In Honor of Mason Young ’23

Jennifer Young & Rich Young

In Honor of Lou Paff

Nancy Murphy-Chapman & Richard Chapman In Honor of Greer Rabiega ’99

Colleen Acres & William Rabiega In Honor of Dana Sanford ’03

Lynn Terwilliger & Terry Farrell In Honor of Paula Spooner

Cindy McEnroe & Joe Coletto Susan Phillips & Dave Rumker Lyn Zenisek & Joe Zenisek In Honor of John Stanley ’23 & In Honor of Luke Stanley ’21

Carolyn Stanley & Nick Stanley ’83

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TRIBUTES: IN MEMORY

IN MEMORY OF JEANNIE RAWLEY

IN MEMORY OF BISHOP DUNLAP DAGWELL

Beloved Third Grade teacher Jeannie Rawley left behind a legacy of inspiration when she died unexpectedly on December 31, 2011. She had been at OES for 12 years. In addition to her classroom teaching, she had taught yoga to students and colleagues and was known as a knitter, dragon boat paddler, cyclist, and friend. She shared fruit and lavender that she grew on her Hood River-area farm, and she often brought her dog Bodie with her to school. She will be missed by her colleagues, former students, and many friends.

Dennis O’Leary’s father died when Dennis was a child. Bishop Dagwell took the young boy under his wing, providing guidance during Dennis’ childhood and youth. From altar boy to assistant, Dennis appreciated the Bishop’s mentoring influence throughout his life. Dennis was buried with the Bible which the Bishop had given him years earlier. The relationship was so meaningful to Dennis that he ensured he could leave a tribute by designating a portion of his life insurance to provide a gift in memory of Bishop Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell. In 1965, a boys’ school was founded on the campus of St. Helen’s Hall and was named for Bishop Benjamin Dunlap Dagwell, who had served as Bishop of Oregon from 1936-1958.

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In Memory of Bezel

In Memory of John Kahl, Sr.

Barbara Torango Sullivan ’62

Anonymous Mary Ellen Baker & Jeff Baker Jen Bash & Deri Bash Joanne Hong & Wallace Hong Marianne Johnson & Patrick Kennedy Johnette Kahl Stephen Kahl The Kahl Family Lynn Nelson & Philip Nelson Karen Seder & Phil Seder Patti White & Ed White

In Memory of Bishop Dunlap Dagwell

The Estate of Dennis O’Leary In Memory of Irene Campbell

Jinny Euwer Wolff ’55 In Memory of Joe Carey

Mary Asaph & James Asaph Andrea Overbeck & Darrell Overbeck Paula Overbeck Linda Pope & Gary Pope Linda Schatzel Cornie Sims & Herb Sims In Memory of Lou Fernandez

In Memory of Linda Kirklin

Cynthia Doran In Memory of Lela Coe Meyer ’30

Anne Richards & John Richards

Leslie Aaron & Stephen Aaron In Memory of Paul Gerhardt ’74

In Memory of Dennis O’Leary

The Estate of Dennis O’Leary

Liza Lilley ’74

In Memory of Rainier

In Memory of Joanna Jenkins Mitchell Hall ’25

Anne Weston

The Estate of Frederick W. Mitchell III

Liza Lilley ’74 Tamara Selfridge Musser ’74 & Peter Musser In Memory of Patty Jeanne Semura ’99

Carleen Kawamoto Kate Loggan &   Warren Hirsch Merle Noguchi In Memory of Jake Stults

Anonymous Heron Oaks Foundation John Holloran & Rick Rees Liz Lund & Jim Lund Libby Maynard & Olle Karlstrom Debby Schauffler Molly Stults, Bud Stults & Family In Memory of Ruth Thoresen Mills

Wendy Watson & Randy Watson

In Memory of Jeannie Rawley

Claire Gilbert & Bruce Gilbert Dana Mosher Lewis & Tom Lewis Marilyn Perkins & Kerry Perkins SW Oak Creek Homeowners Association

In Memory of Margaret Johnson Hanson ’27

The Estate of Margaret Hanson

In Memory of Elizabeth Reeves ’32 & JC ’35 Margaret Reeves Yick ’30 & JC ’32

In Memory of Carolyn Harrington

Alice Harrington Davino ’59 & Frederick Davino

In Memory of Hila May Scott ’74

Rainier

The Estate of Elizabeth Reeves ’32 & JC ’34

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LEADERSHIP THROUGH VOLUNTEERISM Great education results when teachers, students, and parents work in partnership. Oregon Episcopal School welcomes and encourages the involvement of parents as volunteers, believing that their skills, interests, and experiences enhance the educational experience.

DRINKWARD AWARD Board President Steve Grant was presented with the Drinkward Award, which is given to trustees whose service to OES exemplifies the meritorious traditions of stewardship, vision, and dedication to the mission of the school. Steve is shown with former recipients Elisabeth Lyon and Tige Harris after receiving the award at a dinner for current and former trustees.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman of the Board The Rt. Rev. Michael Hanley President Mr. Steve Grant Vice President Ms. Estelle Kelley ’78 Vice President Mr. Evan Roberts ’88 Treasurer Mr. Kirk Bass Secretary Ms. Kate Lieber St. John the Baptist Church The Rev. Robert Bryant 36

Ms. Ann C. Carter Mr. Raymond Cheng Ms. Kristin Collins Ms. Elizabeth Gewecke Ms. Elizabeth Highet ’86 Mr. Mark Hochgesang Mr. Mark Kemball Mr. Steve Lovett Mr. Malcolm McIver ’82 Mr. Clent Richardson ’79 Ms. Leslie Spencer Ms. Patricia Trunzo Ms. Heike von der Heyden Ms. Catherine Willmott The Rev. L. D. Wood-Hull

EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

ALUMNAE/I COUNCIL

Head of School

President

Ms. Mo Copeland Chair of the Pacific Rim Council

Mr. Peter Bechen Chair of Endowment Investment Committee

Mr. Lawrence W. Harris, III Chair of Parent Community Link

Ms. Carey Killian

Dan Drinkward ’95 Chuck Reynolds ’69 Carrie Cool ’80 Eric Gebbie ’94 Ben Chessar ’95 Margot Feves ’01 Student Representative

Hannah Dugoni ’12


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AUCTION Chair

Rebecca Roberts Board Liaison

Evan Roberts ’88 Class Projects

Allison Dominic Catalog Coordinator

Pam Judge   Norm Reilly   Lea Winter Data Entry

Lea Winter Sally LeFeber Kris Smole Mercedes Corey Norm Reilly

Decorations

ALICIA MORISSETTE Alicia Morissette was the parent representative on the Vision 2019 Task Force, which examined recommendations from the new master site plan for future capital projects on the campus. The task force also included members of the Board of Trustees, key administrators, and faculty.

Rebecca Roberts   Jennifer Craig Invitations/Reservations

Sohee Anderson   Rebecca Roberts   Jennifer Craig Publicity

Nancy Keates

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Procurement

v o l u n t e e r i s m

Wall of Wine

Tricia Sipowicz Sally Kolbe Gene Kolbe Mercedes Corey Michelle Kraft

Sally Kolbe Gene Kolbe Raffle

Kris Smole After Party

Silent Auction

Julie Sheppard

Julie Furnary Jan Halsey Lea Winter

Division Liaisons

Volunteer Coordinator

Michele Ackerman Lisa Casalino Night-of Volunteer Coordinator

Upper School:   Dana Mosher Lewis Middle School:   Karen Seder Lower School:   Jennifer Futrell-Shotts

Marianne Johnson Will Call

Linda Blaskowsky Mary Perry Easel Parties

Sohee Anderson Job Shadow

Susan Dussault Kim Feller Live

Diane Englehard Jones Brian Lockyear Clean Up

Tracy Arensberg

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OES FUND COMMITTEE

PARENT COMMUNITY LINK (PCL)

Chair

Chair

Elizabeth Gewecke

FRIENDS OF THE OES LIBRARIES Co-Chairs

Kim Bissell Diane Polscer Secretary

Barbara Bakken Treasurer

Michael Ward Fundraising Volunteers

Kathy Drinkward Kara Ilg Lara Ingham Lynne Johnston Jan Massaro Karen Meenan Madeleine Menashe Chris Myers Keith Packard Emily Pritchard Barbara Russell Lucy Shanno Paula Spooner Lien Vu Brenner Patty Walhood Gisela Walitzki

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Carey Killian

Upper School Chair

Community Building Coordinator

Kevin Ilcisin

Betsy Leonard

Representatives

Communications Coordinator

12th Grade: Bill Drinkward ’85 11th Grade: Mark & Renee Eaton 9th Grade: Lynn Ogden

Linda Blaskowsky All-School Volunteer Coordinator

Middle School Chair

Kim Jensen

Jana Reddoch

Treasurer

Lower School Chair

Kysa Vassily

Diane Engelhard Jones Representatives

5th Grade: Kim Bissell 4th Grade: Agi Mottern 3rd Grade: Jane Langley 2nd Grade: Elsa Colleran 1st Grade: Patricia Trunzo Beginning School Chair

Claudia Porter Representatives

Primary: Michelle Tubbs K: Anne Mastalir Pre-K: Deb Pajor Grandparent Chair

Susan Urzaa

OES Auction Chair

PCL CHAIR CAREY KILLIAN Parent volunteers have been an essential part of the school for decades, and since 1992 they have had an organization to coordinate their efforts. The Parent Community Link (PCL) was created in 1992, then called Volunteers Common Link, and continues to organize volunteers in the classroom, at the auction, and for many other community efforts.

Rebecca Roberts Community Diversity Link Chairs

Alka MacLennan Elizabeth Gewecke FOESL Chairs

Kim Bissell Diane Polscer OES Homecoming Chair

Lynne Parker


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US PAL Grade Representatives

12th Grade: Cindy Plummer 11th Grade: Nora Semonsen 10th Grade: Joan Kritschgau 9th Grade: Sally LeFeber US Volunteer Coordinator

Kara Ilg MS PAL Grade Representatives

8th Grade: Dan Clark 7th Grade: Alicia Morissette 6th Grade: Jean Linscott MS Volunteer Coordinator

Megan Bingham

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v o l u n t e e r i s m

LS PAL Chair

Ruchi Prakash LS PAL Co-Chair

Michele Ackerman LS PAL Grade Representatives

5th Grade: Madeleine Menashe 4th Grade: Jackie Waller 3rd Grade: Carolyn Stanley 2nd Grade: Clare Rathbone 1st Grade: Laurie Price Primary: Michelle Tubbs K: Mari Schwalbach Pre-K: Moira Buckley LS Volunteer Coordinator

Kristin Bradley

CONTACT US Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please consult your tax advisor as individual situations may vary. This Annual Report recognizes gifts given to Oregon Episcopal School from July 1, 2011, through June 30, 2012. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy. If you do find an error, please accept our sincere apology and contact the Development Office at (503) 768-3153 or send email to development@oes.edu. Thank you. Graphic Design: Anne Marie Snyder Photos: Tom Berridge, John Holloran, Steve Bloch, Andy Batt, OES archives

 

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