Tha Lamp – Fall 2018

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A NEWSLETTER FROM OLDFIELDS SCHOOL

VOLUME 10, NUMBER 1 FALL 2018

IT'S OFFICIAL! David G. Perfield Installed as 11th Head of Oldfields School Fall Family Weekend is always a favorite time for the Oldfields community, but this year was especially celebratory thanks to the installation of the 11th Head of Oldfields School, David G. Perfield. The ceremony took place in the gymnasium in front of a large crowd of friends, family, and colleagues.

Remarks from Head of Waterford School Andrew Menke, a mentor, friend, and colleague of David's from New Hampton School, made us laugh with stories of David's performances for students (singing Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash!) and made us proud as he shared examples of David's leadership qualities. "Mr. Perfield is about we, not me. He is driven by mission and purpose... and is one of the most loyal and trustworthy people I have ever had the pleasure of working with. He revels in the success of others. In David Perfield, you have a willing partner and leader in your pursuit of Courage, Humility, and Largeness of Heart. Together, your future is exceptionally bright." We couldn't agree more!

As David took the podium, he was indeed humble. As he thanked his wife Lisa, and daughters Anna and Lexi, his heartfelt emotion was apparent. He shared his thankfulness at being given the opportunity to come to Oldfields, and told the girls, "You are the reason why I am here...why our family chose to be here!" The students were visibly moved, with a girl or two seen shedding a tear.

Mr. Perfield's remarks resonated in the hearts of the audience as he explained why Oldfields is a fit both professionally and personally–the feeling of family, a warm and welcoming community, and a respectful and accepting culture. He shares our commitment to a school community that meets girls where they are–and then provides an educational experience that prepares them for an uncertain world after Oldfields.

David explained how the School will be developing a strategic plan that looks 3, 5, 10 years ahead and beyond that defines why an Oldfields education is relevant, …

...Installation continued why the world needs Oldfields, and why the world needs Oldfields girls.

The swearing in by Chair of the Board R. Augustus Edwards III P'95, '98 made it official! The day of celebration continued with a wonderful lunch, the Performing Arts Showcase, and an in-house riding show. The crisp, fall weather made dinner under the tent, live music, and s'mores around the fire pit as perfect as it can be.

It is an exciting time to be part of Oldfields School, as we embrace time-honored traditions that bind us, while celebrating new beginnings that will move us into a bright future.

David accepts congratulations from Senior Class President Kennedy '19 and All-school President Olivia '19

OS Students Shoot for the Stars–Literally!

The new STEAM Committee, led by Science Department Chair Michele Harrison, continues to provide new opportunities to expose, engage, and encourage Oldfields students to pursue careers in the STEAM field. Their most recent adventure took four students, Kasey Michlowitz '20, Laura Yang '20, Yaqing Pi '20, and Ariella Beals '20 to Washington, DC, to compete in the "Go For Launch" contest sponsored by Higher Orbit. Higher Orbit is a nonprofit with the mission of promoting

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM); along with leadership, teamwork, and communication through the use of spaceflight.

Over the course of three days, "Team Persephone" had to define and design a space experiment that was presented to a panel of science judges. One of the judges was astronaut Don Thomas!

Their space experiment was titled, "Regeneration of Botrylloides Leachii (Tunicates) in Microgravity."

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We are proud to share that the Oldfields team was one of seven teams that advanced to the final round held on November 17. Their experiment was not selected as the one that will be conducted on the International Space Station, but they are already excited for next year's competition.

Congratulations on your success!

Wow! Way to go girls!

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Students learn Japanese drumming.

Fall at Oldfields!

The myriad of opportunities OS students had to grow, in and out of the classroom, in the past three months is impressive. We could tell you all about it, but it’s much more fun to show you!

Chef Jet Tila visits OS

White Team wins volleyball.

Green team wins for the most spirited.

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Love Fall Family Weekend!

OS girls love their s’mores!

Potato harvest for community service

Snow before Thanksgiving?

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Your gifts to the annual giving program at Oldfields are the foundation of what makes the Oldfields experience possible. Each gift has a direct impact on each student and helps to provide them with exceptional teaching faculty, innovative technology and educational programming, and a campus filled with natural beauty. Giving to The Oldfields Fund is one of the many traditions that

keep the feeling of family alive and well today.

Our heartfelt thanks go out to the following donors, whose sophisticated understanding of the importance of support for daily operations led them to contribute to The Oldfields Fund between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

THANK YOU for giving back to Oldfields!

The Largeness of Heart Society $25,000+ Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc. Marian Culbertson Burke ’63 10+ Katharine duPont Sanger ’62 10+ The Anna Austen McCulloch Society $10,000-$24,999 Ilana Feldberg Adelman ’88 and David Adelman 10+ B.E.S.T. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David K. Beecken P’99 3+ Regan and Zachary Carlile P’17 3+ Elise Jennings Coyle ’91 and Christopher M. Coyle 10+ Anne and Gus Edwards P’95, ’98 5+ George R. Floyd P’82 10+ Debbie Hill ’71 10+

Cathy Hubbell ’74 International Humanities, Inc. Mr. Young Sik Jung and Mrs. Eui Soon Kim P’16,’18 5+ Carlisle VanMeter Mayer ’78 and Mark Mayer P’14 10+ National Christian Foundation of North Texas Ingrid and Donald Obrecht P’16 5+ Stuart and Jim Pitcher P’14, ’15

Susan Sillcox Repko ’72 and Bill Repko 10+ Katherine Salisbury Ryan ’90 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Salisbury, Jr. P’90 10+ Salisbury Family Foundation, Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund Jean and Everette Sherrill P’91 3+ Triangle Community Foundation, Inc. Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Lisa Wood Wright ’84 and Christopher D. Wright 10+

The Miss Nan’s Society $5,000-$9,999 Christin C. Cleaver ’82 Hannah and Stuart Cutshall P’01 10+ Michelle and Justin Hunt P’21 Elizabeth M. Lee Victoria Meier Linnartz ’86 and John Linnartz 10+ The Meier and Linnartz Family Foundation

Jane McColl Lockwood ’86 and Luther A. Lockwood II 10+ Carolyn S. & Donald F. Obrecht Foundation Nancy and Frank R. Palmer IV P’12 10+ Katharine Culbertson Prentice ’65 and E. Miles Prentice 10+

Jane Isdale Schaefer ’52 P’84 10+ Gay Richardson Smith ’68 and Archibald A. Smith III 10+ Hilary Gardner Swain ’72 and Frank S. Swain 5+ Wendy Wu ’18

The Head of School Society $2,500-$4,999 Carol Atterbury ’74 10+ Bank of America Laura and Bill Buck P’82 10+ Ann Walsh Cahouet ’48 and Frank V. Cahouet 5+ The Cahouet Family Foundation Beirne Donaldson ’64 and Haywood B. Huntley, Jr. Carol Hubbell Engebretson ’72 and Mark Engebretson 10+

Maggie Hanson-Muse P’11 5+ Sheila Wiley Harrell ’90 and Martin Harrell 10+ Susan Hopkins ’61 Gwen and Peter Kangas P’21 Juliet Hupfeldt Miller ’82 and Andrew Miller 10+ Hope and Sumner Pingree III P’20 PNC Foundation The Schluderberg Foundation, Inc.

Sarah Buck Schmader ’82 10+ Elfrida Barrow Sinkler ’59 10+ Seashols Noell Starks ’71 10+ Wells Fargo Philanthropy Fund Catherine A. Worrall ’73 10+

The 1867 Society $1,867-$2,499 Kathleen and Travis B. Brown P’94 10+ The Community Foundation of Louisville, Inc. Lucy Diamond P’21

Charles and Jennifer Driscoll P’16 Anna and Gregory W. Freiberg P’20 Biddie Labrot ’76 5+

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Carrie M. Horne P’78 3+ Elizabeth Warren P’03

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The Oldfields Society $1,000-$1,866 Lady Campbell Adamson ’51 and Sir Campbell Adamson Marney Babbitt-Pierce ’04 5+ Margarete Baisley P’88 Edith Clark Bouscaren ’71 and Michael F. Bouscaren Rebecca Brown GP’21 Judy Bentinck-Smith Covin ’61 and David Covin 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Darrell P’06 Starling P. Davis and David F. Clark P’97 5+ Sabrina Strawbridge Donahue ’86 Heidi A. duPont ’95 10+ Ederic Foundation, Inc. Marguerite Tenney Embry ’63 and Talton R. Embry 5+ Robyn and Bryan Engle P’11 10+ Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Frederick W. Richmond Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Alfred P. Glassell, Jr. P’76

Lulu Laubenstein Good ’72 and William Good 10+ Julia Moran Graham ’71 and Robert C. Graham, Jr. Margarete Gardiner Halton ’47 and Murray Halton Brooke Holt ’48 Judith Hunt P’88 Natasha Hunt ’88 Harriet Austen Stokes Iglehart 5+ Karin Edwards Immerman ’72 and Andrew Immerman 3+ Elizabeth and Robert D. Isaacs P’05, ’08 5+ A. Alexander M. and Susan Jones P’06 Judith McBean Foundation Kathy and Gus Lambrow GP’19 Jackie and Charles W. Leopold P’92 5+ Cecile Timolat McCaffery ’58 and Daniel McCaffery Scott S. and Susan K. Menzies P’03 Grace C. Mullen P’95 5+ The New York Community Trust

Ralph S. O’Connor P’75 10+ Mary Ellen Burke Partel ’59 and Frank Partel, Jr. 10+ Christine Smith Rocca ’54 5+ Robin Gimbel Senior ’71 and Enrique Senior 3+ Charles M. Shannon III P’19 Jennifer and Michael Singer P’18 Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Stegemann P’85 3+ Elizabeth and James Sugg P’18 Antoinette Carter Vreeland ’66 and Gerrit Vreeland 10+ Liang Wang P’19 Susan Wardle Weatherley ’64 10+ Caroline H. West and Jonathan Sprague P’06 5+ Peggy Riegel Weymouth ’61 and Philip B. Weymouth, Jr. Leah and Ramsay Whitworth P’19 Betsy McLean Woodruff ’73 5+ Lisa and Timothy E. Wyman P’99, ’07 10+

The Old House Society $500-$999 Carol Wallace Baker ’54 Christine Wilmer Barkus ’73 and Paul Barkus 5+ Tracey Armiger Beck ’75 10+ Mr. and Mrs. William F. Blue P’85 Elisabeth Longaker Brandin ’64 and Mark Brandin Willette Brown-Nevens ’75 and Sanford Nevens Bruce S. Campbell III P’88, ’96 Laura and Gregory Carney P’15 5+ Lydia and Daniel Chao GP’19 Alexandra Stegemann Christianson ’85 and Ted Christianson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coker IV P’90 Alison Scarlett Coltharp ’94 Jeanne Colket Connell ’53 5+ A. Miranda Cooter ’78 P’15 and Isabelle Melese-d’Hospital 5+ Virginia Clark Courtney ’11 Kathy and Tom Courtney P’11 Pei Deng and Yong Xing P’18 3+ Michael Dornemann P’18 Christine L. Edwards ’95 3+ Margot Wolman and Matthew Firor P’22

Stephanie Strubing Flinn ’57 and Lawrence Flinn, Jr. 5+ Elizabeth Park Frazier ’63 and J. Pepper Frazier 10+ Liz and Howard Freedlander P’91 5+ Stephanie Jones and Jermaine Gause P’19 Give Back Foundation Lionel Goldfrank III P’96 3+ Mr. and Mrs. G. William Goodwin Jr. GP’16, ’18 Mr. and Mrs. Ike Grainger III P’92 10+ Susan Young Granville ’64 and Richard C. Granville 5+ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harkey P’05 10+ Katharine and Paul Heller P’18 Rebecca and Matthew Hudson P’16 5+ Patricia Wright Hume ’51 10+ Miriam Griffith Jones ’52 and Nelson D. Jones P ’87 GP’09 5+ Taylor Jones ’00 Drs. Barbara A. and Peter W. Kim P’20 Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Latrobe IV P’97, ’99 10+ Susan Hadden Lawrence ’65 10+ Alice Flaherty Long ’65 10+

Lucinda Train Longstreth ’64 and Richard W. Longstreth 10+ Louise Ineza ’18 Muffie Clark Mallon ’60 and Ronald Mallon Jennifer and Robert Mather P’21 Holly and Richard McNamara P’20 Suyen and Eric Michlowitz P’20 Mid Shore Community Foundation, Inc. Jeremy Myers Elisabeth Obrecht ’16 Lisa and David Perfield Jamie Peva P’20 Margot N. Golding and Michael S. Powers P’15 3+ Juliette and Peter Rich P’20 3+ Wendy and Hawley Rogers P’82 GP’12,’17 10+ Lizette Evans Sherrill ’74 and Edmund Sherrill Stephanie and Lawrence Flinn, Jr. Charitable Trust Cannon Simpson Stoffel ’76 5+ Dr. Ellen L. Taylor and Dr. Bruce T. Taylor P’08 Taylor Foundation Incorporated Ruth Watts P’97 3+ Jincan Xing ’18 Ninghui Yang P’20

The Glencoe Society $250-$499 Anonymous (2) Adirondack Foundation Ursula Adorian and Richard Nason P’21 AmazonSmile Stephen and Ursula Aylor P’98 Barbara Baisley ’88 Frances Wood Bales ’05 Baltimore Community Foundation Logan deButts Bernstein ’85 Richard and Joanna Boales P’10 5+ Sarah Rockefeller Bogdanovitch ’71 Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro Barrie Blazer Conner ’74 Dr. and Mrs. Pierre A. Conti P’81 10+ Anne Crimmins ’68 Caitlin B. Cunningham ’08 3+

Daignault Family Foundation Emily W. Daignault ’90 5+ Verlinde Hill Doubleday ’72 Anne Haight Dutka ’48 and Lester Dutka 10+ Alicea Elloras ’91 3+ Nancy and James Evans GP’19 Anne Ragland Finney P’97 10+ Elizabeth Kemmerer Gray ’63 and Peter Gray Debbie and Steven Hurn P’19 Marie-Louise Graham Ingersoll ’54 10+ Claudia Fitz-Hugh Kelleher ’62 10+ Michelle Blake Kew ’73 and Kevin Kew Diana Davis Kingman ’58 Mary Katherine Koehler 10+ Jane and Richard Levy P’94 10+ Maribeth and Randy Littlefield P’07 5+

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Janice and Curtis Mabry P’02 5+ Sally Putze MacGuire ’68 and Kevin A. MacGuire New York Life Jennifer Lowe Noble ’62 Mary-Ann and Wally Pinkard P’07 3+ Lillian Pyne-Corbin ’66 Paige Rabalais ’01 Katie and Jim Rodgers P’13 5+ Lauren and Joe Salazar P’18 Marion Smith ’69 Ansley D. Smithwick 5+ Jane and Martin Stein GP’18 Libby Stokes ’70 10+ Margaret Ulle ’78 5+ Caroline Godfrey Werth ’60 5+ Alston Osgood Wolf ’59 5+

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Donors up to $249 Anonymous Cynthia Wolberger and Jeffrey D. Adams P’11 3+ Troy Alexander-El ’03 Sally and Bill Andrew P’13 3+ Hilary Bates and Justo Anguita P’01 10+ Susan Dole Armstrong ’56 5+ Christine Hough Asher ’72 and Robert Asher Erica T. Ashkenazi ’96 Maria E. Askey Elizabeth Cauthen Baird ’96 and Michael Baird Stefanie Belvo Baker ’02 Gabbi Barnes ’07 Sandra Magsamen and Mark Barry P’07 Bartol Charitable Foundation, Inc. Jaime Hale Bell ’96 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Rosaleen and Thomas Bernier P’16 Frederic Bielaszka-DuVernay 5+ Joan Stuart-Wortley Bishop ’47 Eleanor Dix Bistrian ’59 and Bruce Bistrian P’89 10+ Caroline Blaum 5+ Ashley and Adam Block P’19 Alexandra Blue ’03 Dr. and Mrs. Steven Bluth P’04 10+ Linda Boateng ’05 Helen Baker Bonsal ’89 5+ Cornelia Thompson Bower ’60 P’88 Alicia and Michael Bowers P’17 5+ Lisle Loosli Bradley ’68 10+ Katherine E. Brennan ’11 Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Broadus P’91 Kellie Lessard Brooks ’99 Sarah Iglehart Brooks-Miller ’77 and C. Scott Brooks-Miller P’13, ’15 Robin Brown ’77 Hannah and David Burling P’13 5+ Heather McDougall Cain ’83 and Robert Cain III Henry V. Campbell III P’98, ’04 10+ Austi Vimmerstedt Campbell ’96 Dealey Campbell ’98 and Trevor Glenewinkel 3+ Myrna Capollupo GP’94, ’96 Grace Charmichael ’12 Caroline W. Carney ’15 Laura Carr ’79 Kerry and Rick Carroll P’18 Elizabeth A. Carroll ’13 Kate Carroll ’18 Joan Carter ’81 P’15 10+ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Carter P’11 Susan Cartney P’00 Lisa Hewitt Cassara ’83 5+ Audrey McLean Chapin ’08 Elizabeth Chapin ’86 Hai Ying Teng and Xiang Jian Cheng P’20 Mr. and Mrs. William P. Childs P’85 10+ Tahira Lindsay Christmon ’04 Fifi Whitney Clark ’54 10+ Titi Hiers Conley ’76 Tyler Watkins Constanda ’95 Sherrie Corbin ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Cramer P’08 3+ Cynthia Thiele ’88 and Peter Cronin 5+ Michele and Patrick Cunningham P’08 5+ Nina L. Cramer ’08 Elizabeth Cumming Dartt ’55 P’88 10+ Jean and Bruce Davis GP’20 Lize Davis P’18

Gaby Davis Kate R. Davis-MacFarlane ’18 Norma Day-Vines P’19 Daniela de los Santos P’21 Sarah Dell 3+ Athena Demas Priscilla DiGalbo Mr. and Mrs. Ernest DiPalo P’87 5+ Tamara Doloff Taylor N. Donadio ’18 J. W. Donnelly P’08 10+ Dennis Doran Malena T. A. Dornemann ’18 Anna Canseco Drinkwine ’98 and Tyler Drinkwine Mr. Reynolds duPont, Jr. P’95 Nina Durham P’00 Ann-Marie and John Eichelberger P’16 5+ Joann Falciani ’85 Tom Faxon 5+ Audrey Snyder Felske ’73 Sally Hendricks Ferebee ’94 and Matthew Ferebee Alexis J. Fields ’00 Helen Fitz 5+ Juliette D. Forbes 5+ Becky Foster Terri and Freddie Frazier P’16 5+ Sue and Mort Fuller P’90 5+ Sandra E. Gamber 10+ Shanique Garcia Terrell Garrard ’62 Nancy and Randy Gerstmyer P’02 5+ Christine Gilmore 3+ Adelaide Goldfrank ’96 5+ Ali Goldstein Young Louise Goodyear ’12 Elizabeth Williams Gookin ’40 10+ Crista Grauer ’56 Helen Frederick Gray ’51 Maria E. Grosjean ’68 Claire Guidera 5+ Amy J. Hale Rooney Eichelberger Hall ’58 and Brinley M. Hall, Jr. Harriet H. Hammond GP’11 Carrie Hammond-Roemer 5+ Lindsay Harloe Gloria Jassie Harris ’03 Tiffany L. Harrison 10+ Michele Harrison 5+ Natasha L. Hawkins ’99 Vivien He ’18 Christina and Kevin Hedge P’21 Sarah and Richard Henderson GP’08 Isabella Hess P’00 Stephanie Hill Lauren E. Hisel ’18 Erica Holland ’07 Elizabeth Hollins ’01 Diana and James Holman GP’17 Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Holt P’92 Edie and Hugo Hoogenboom P’95 10+ Sarah Brown Hopkins ’71 and Randolph Hopkins Dotty and Joe Hordubay 5+ Nancy and Fred Hudson GP’16 5+ Nancy Gwinn Huggins ’60 Edie Hustvedt Charelle D. James ’88

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Sarah Campbell Janney ’96 Barbara Chait and Scott Jerome P’13 Wenjie Jiang 3+ Jeanie Johnson ’07 Pamela Irvin Jordan ’92 and Dennis Jordan Maasha Kah ’07 Marsha and Peter Kalison P’20 Kellia G. Karambizi ’18 David Karaolis P’18 Alexandria Karaolis ’18 Curren Katz ’01 Evalyn Exlet-MacGill Kearns ’53 and Howard C. Kearns, Jr. 5+ Bruce F. Keller P’02 Rachael Keller ’02 Reiva Kibbee Courtney Brown Kibblewhite ’04 Ryan W. Kirk 5+ Sylvia Talmage Kissel ’70 5+ Joy I. Kober ’18 Susan and William Koff P’99 Kathie Krieger Cynthia Krohn Susan Monahan Kronheim and Steven Kronheim P’14 Julia F. Kubicek P’08, ’13 Hannah E. Kulla ’18 Cynthia L. Ladd ’68 and Dennis Lynch Diane and Joel Lahn P’06 10+ Nancy Lan ’18 Laura Connerat Lawton ’58 Denise Alexandre LeCome ’72 Elizabeth S. Wolfe ’10 5+ Anna Littlefield ’07 5+ Jennifer Littleton ’84 10+ Sara Middendorf Lofving ’46 MacLaine Lorenz Elissa Henry Lorenzen ’97 and Kevin N. Lorenzen Cynthia Ludlow ’63 Betsy and Al Lurey P’06 Brant MacDuff ’03 5+ Blair Bartol MacInnes ’63 and Gordon A. MacInnes Ann Maddox P’07 Kate Maddox ’07 Sheila Maleson 5+ Megan Mardiney ’82 Marissa Margosian Mary Ratrie Wick Family Foundation Dominique R. Young ’04 Helen deRussy Morris Minich ’60 and Canon Henry Minich 3+ Taylor Montgomery Carolyn Morris Katherine Wellington Morse ’97 Rachel Smith Mullen ’95 Katrina and Sean Murphy 5+ Sarah Nettleton ’68 Philip Norman GP’05 5+ Mary Jane O’Baker GP’20 Marianne Harvey Olsen ’58 10+ Elizabeth Pace P’99 10+ Carole Schmick Packet ’00 3+ Elisabeth Palmer ’12 Holly Perzynski ’97 Peggy Pierce Peters ’69 5+ Amy and Mike Phillips 5+ Helena Hallock Pless ’60 and John Pless P’85

Donors up to $249 continued Catherine Powell ’88 Laura Powell ’93 10+ Robyn Naditch Powley ’90 and Tom Powley Caroline Johnstone Prickett ’60 P’87 10+ Nancy Qian ’18 Nancy Ray ’75 Bridget Read ’96 5+ Madison Cole Reese ’10 3+ Dori Reigner P’03 and Don Reigner 3+ Helen Hine Reinhart ’66 and William Reinhart Rosalind E. Rice P’04 5+ Marian Richardson P’83 GP’04 5+ Jeanne Riggs P’82 3+ Katie and Mark Ritter 5+ Eleanor Little Roberts ’45 Jane Savage Roberts ’46 Hannah Love Robinson ’65 5+ Grace Rogers ’59 Nina C. Rosselli Del Turco ’57 10+ Roberta Sachs Rowan E. Salazar ’18 Drury Berry Sandy ’94 Maria Carter Satterfield ’44* 10+ Elizabeth Bristol Sayen ’70 and William S. Sayen 5+ Mr. and Mrs. William Scanlan, Jr. P’93 10+ Katherine Schapiro ’99 Whitney Schultz J. Page Scully ’95 10+

Karen and Charles Serota P’98 5+ Lauren C. Serota ’98 3+ Jennifer Sherman 5+ Sara Slagle Shimp ’04 Agnes and Lindsey Short P’97 Donna Sieverts Norma Simmons Olivia B. Singer ’18 Dr. and Mrs. Hamilton O. Smith P’86 3+ Donna Doyle Sobeck ’72 3+ Ethelore and Aladji Sow P’17 Jane Spencer 10+ Mary Anne and John Stetzer P’90 10+ Wendy Stewart ’97 William H. Stovall III P’02 3+ Trina K. Strohman P’96 5+ Heather and Joe Strube P’19 Kathryn Hilliard Stuart ’86 Lauren Taguding Alice Spruance Talbot ’62 and Richmond deP. Talbot III Emily Deutschman Tamberino ’95 Ryan Tanner-Read 3+ Lisa M. Taylor ’08 Hai Ying Teng P’20 Keslie Tomlinson ’99 3+ Patricia Reese Vanderwarker ’62 and Richard Vanderwarker, Jr. 5+

Alexandra Thomas Vaughan ’97 and George Vaughan Margaret Lamb Vaughan ’43 Rayven Vinson ’10 Mary McQuinn-Vinyard and Brian Vinyard 10+ Reeves Dance Walker ’71 and Michael J. Walker P’98, ’02 5+ Anne Walker Erin and Jabez Wallace Nolan F. Warthen 3+ Ann Hutchison Waterhouse ’96 Ashby Parrish Webber ’88 and Andrew Webber Deborah and Lawrence Weber P’03 10+ Mariamne Merrin Weights ’86 Rachel Welch Karen Heyward and Alfred West P’20 Mary Ratrie Wick ’63 and John H. Wick III 10+ Kathryn Clarke Wiley ’93 and William Wiley 3+ William F. Schmick, Jr. Family Education Trust Kristopher Williams 3+ Meredith Schweitzer Williams ’99 Mrs. Veronica Wistar P’81 Nancy Maslack Wolf 10+ Heather and Richard Wolfe P’10 Anastasia Ludlow Wrightson ’52 and William L. Wrightson Mindy Wu ’18 Mr. Jude Zhu and Mrs. Wenji Jian

To view the Report on Giving in its entirety, visit www.OldfieldsSchool.org.

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The results are in!

THANKS TO YOU Oldfields raised more dollars per student in 2017-2018 than any other independent school in the Baltimore area!

One of only five schools to achieve 100% participation by faculty and staff in annual giving.

Oldfields outpaced all other schools in annual giving per student by 77%, an amazing accomplishment!

Oldfields was 5th of 14 schools in dollars per student in our endowment.

Thank you again for giving back to Oldfields!

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SHOUT OUTS!

Alumnae Gatherings

Oldfields Parent Association

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A huge shout out to our dedicated and hardworking Oldfields Parent Association for all of their planning for the fabulous Fall Family Weekend silent auction we enjoyed on Friday night after a full day of activities. The Wes Burton band played some wonderful dancing music for us to enjoy under the stars as we dined on the delicious dinner FLIK prepared for us.

The Baltimore Gathering

Baltimore Gathering Thank you Ingrid and Don Obrecht P’16 for hosting a wonderful group of alumnae, parents, grandparents, and friends on Thursday, October 25, for a lively Baltimore Gathering! If you were looking for good company, fabulous food, and a boatload of positive energy, the Obrecht house was the place to be. You know it’s a good party when the decibel level approaches Green and White Night, and no one wants to leave. Many thanks to Don and Ingrid, not only for sharing their daughter Lissie with us as a student, but also for a party none of us will ever forget!

Morgan '19 and Danielle '19 enjoying s'mores at Fall Family Weekend

Kudos to our Oldfields Parent Association officers, Jennifer Manning P’20, Karen West P’20, Joyce Smith P’21 and Kate Fisher ’91, P’22 for their tireless energy put forth in making the event a success. The OPA raised close to $4,000 from the silent auction to help celebrate our girls and teachers throughout the year. Special thanks to all who donated or bid on the auction items.

New York Gathering Ilana Feldberg Adelman '88 held a beautiful Gathering for Oldfields at her lovely apartment in New York City overlooking the Hudson River on November 8, 2018. Alumnae, parents, and friends came from all over the city to meet Head of School David Perfield and to see old friends.

Instead of ending at 8 p.m. as planned, the last guests left closer to midnight! Now, that's a party!

Many thanks to our gracious hostess, Ilana -- one of Oldfields' most devoted alumnae.

Thank you to Lestina Bellamy GP ’18 for preparing the candy and bake sale that everyone loved! We are so grateful for her support and love of Oldfields.

Save The Dates!

Washington, DC, Gathering

Thursday, April 4, 2019, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Carroll Carter P’81 GP’15

Philadelphia Gathering

Thursday, May 9, 2019, at the home of David and Christine Appleby Martinelli ’83 Ilana Feldberg Adelman ’88 and David G. Perfield, Head of School 10

Our Riders Learn from the Best of the Best Riding Director Amy Phillips has recruited some amazing talent for the barn this year in Associate Director Ann Thal and Assistant Director Margaret Swanson. The riders are thriving under the daily lessons by our own skilled instructors.

However, the Riding Program’s search for excellence does not end there. This fall, Oldfields hosted three incredible clinics, giving our students and the surrounding community the opportunity to learn from the best of the best: • Daniel Stewart, one of the world’s leading experts on equestrian sport psychology, athletics, and performance, spent two days coaching on how to "pressure proof" their riding. The clinics went well beyond the typical riding lesson, with workshops on performance psychology and Rider Boot Camp which utilized the space and equipment in the indoor arena to put the girls through quite a fitness work out!

• Joe Fargis, USEF Lifetime Achievement Award winner and three time Olympic Medal winner, is a regular at Oldfields. He brings new wisdom and insight every time he visits!

• World-renowned Kathy Kusner was one of the first women to ride for the United States Equestrian Team, the first licensed female jockey, and the first American woman to win an Olympic medal in equestrian competition. Kathy accepted an invitation to work with Oldfields riders in the ring by Associate Director of Riding Ann Thal with whom she has been fast friends for many years.

All the hard work and training is paying off! All seven riders and horses who attended a recent dressage show came home with ribbons. In addition, the two jumper riders who rode in the Fall Harvest "A" show at Swan Lake came home with blue ribbons.

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